https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/77bc2ed37b401d0a4754cde2f4918e5f.pdf e1a272e7bbcec81a1e28ff6cb0a2ea41 PDF Text Text ·- . ·--···· ....·�·-··-�-...... �. . . .... .. .. . . . .. . - ... . - . ... _ .., _ .. .. .. , .,,. . .. _ _ . ... . . . . . . . • II-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middleport, O., July 18, 1960 picn ic o f the The annual family Col de n Huh1 Cl.11,s of the Fir1t P,.pllst Church of Middleport wu beld Sunday aflern oon .at Fair­ irounds follow111g the ('hurch ser­ \'ke ;i;t the church Rev. and Mrs. Donald Boone and daughte r , Jean wcrr gue�h ror the day. Hosh•s£es who were in ch;irge of the plans and arrangemen ts tor lhe p1cn1l· were, Mr. and Mrs. J3erl Boduncr. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kauff and l\lr and Mrs. Harol d E. H u bbard I I I People / n pomeroy smlf• h f I. 'I Holds Reun,',on At Roadside Park I I Youd, I ----■ -�-.,--i i--•,.=c•\•i �1f1J!I I:]!j\i{j -iiJ fi���ioN Retu rn� From Colum bu Rev. and Mra. Fred r. Gar � ner, r . R�bft'l Reibed· Mn . • �to n �o!lu d . M o .. ' c"· e ,ge U 90 n and au11 ht'er aroI an d M r1. G,eora:e Chllda, wh o repreaent ed th e M ! d d �� porl Churc h_ of Chr!11l at 11'1 e � r Ch ll rQ h meeting !n C olum �. returp e d home Friday even• , mg. W h tie fn falumbua, M rl\ Child, ,taye d with her daua:ht�r. Jani• . who alonj with Joe Falk1 ne r returned tc Middleport for I ' the weeke nd. f \ I I, ..,._____ i.,,...,. •-=------: ___ _ __ _ _-'--:..---==--=------------. IS YOUR HOUSE PAINT PEELING? 100% Latex-A New Concept Of House Painting King Builders Supply Co. Phono WY %•3784 Doy or Evening Bndbu ry Road RD I Htr1'1 Wher1 d Funerl servicel!i for Mis, Simms were h e l d from the Ewin g Ch■pel, Friday at 2 p, m. wilh the lleY. EuKe ne Brown, paator or the United Method.isl Church o_r _w � ich .ah e _ was a . member, ofhc1a trn11. Special mw1c wa� pro vided by Fritz Buck, orgamst. . a I r d an Reuter, Ted Walter Bentz, Robert Elberfeld and Rolland Neutzling. o 1 Dr. Milla, a nlllive of Mei&a County was born in Syraclllf, He has served several EUB church11■ .i n Ce n tral Ohio an d for � yean was pastor of th.e Av ondale EU'8 Church I n Columbus, kn own H t�e "Church of the Air , '' Dr. MUl1 II now superintende nt o f tbe Northern District of the Ohio Southeast E L',3 Co n forence. Co ming fro m out of town ior the , services were Mrs. 1'1o ra ' Hl lzcr, ---- -- --­ ' M r . an d Mn. Huwar d Hetzer, !11r. 1 and Mrs. W . E . Schwartz and Mr. I a n d Mn. F. E. Schwart.z and dauih• Pomeroy. Ohio ; ter, Sus a n, all o( t:olumbus; Her­ bert Skeehi and Albert Warna. TONIGHT and TU IDAY Coo lville; Eloise Archer, Guys­ Yillc; Edga r Dixon , Frost; M.rli. "1'HE BRAMBLE. BUSH" Earl McGlo thlin, Rave n swood, W. 'I Richard Burton Va.; ;,trs. Ro bert McGlothlm, New Blll'tiaN R1;1sb Haven, w. Va.; Mrs. S, J. Newell ''PEY1'0N PLACE" of J a ckso n; Mrs. Ernest Brown a nd Read.I Uke Nur&ery Mrs. Guy Summerfield, Chester; Rbymts �lnp.ared lo Mr. an d Mrs. Cliff Cook and Mrs. ·'Bramble Buah" Gl-"dy11 GIibe rt, Mason, W. Va. iind ' Mr1. Earl Ro ush 11n d Albert Roush · .Not otNn Wttlnn4ay ' of Le.tart. Va MEIGS THEATRE ■ Watch \Ved!lesday's w.. -Paper �r Mn, T'lt,ln.l Ft:iday Cl'J,,.. :, . rv.llh , fll;I'� "'"· • M ff • .wl Pt. O class ~ ·� . I 1 I HEINERNIC LAfELY? : ! . :• ": l ...! :Z,� : . i ! ===:;�•;:;Sa�.;L_,:=:..�•�•�•�•�••�•�•�•�•:•:••�•�•�•;•;"�•�•�•�•:•�••�•�•�•:"�•�•;;•;;;•�•�••�•�•�•;•�••�· :, (lOTH,ING • •�· • • •�f I I M r . and M r:1 . Mitx Eichlni:e r are annnund n g: l h l' bi rth of a 7 pound 3 o unce d 11 u g htcr, Debra Denl11e, <1 n Saturda v . July l fl, al the Nav111I Hospital In Jack1onvillc. I 1 Flori da. G randparcnb are Mr. and ;�" - \ Allen Ekhin�rr of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mn. W. M . Rohert.9 oI .J acksonvll lr . Mn. Dana Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Ekhin �cr o f i1 ,_ Po meroy are greal &:ra�d_p_ re _nt11. u. s. HAD A $ j,l £ Nqw··,Go. g Onl Skatin11 Pa""°-SeJ, . . · . A 11nou11ci1111 Birth - •:'.'� ·.iilLY (l.,A•.·all· (£ t ;�f: Mi11i,1er1 To Meet Tue,day Morning New York Clothina Ho.,se ¥:o�� Pr tiie'· I w. BIG SALE STARTS FRI DAY AT ·ctir·1n• i I I For Big News In Savings Need water for livesto,!, hou seh old . use , 1rrig ation, recre ation? • STAMP DAYS Tu••·• Wed., Thur. G.t Double Your Purcho•• In Stamp, Roush'• Shot Store lt &bl1U011'1 Cleuen PHONE WY Z-MD , IN POMBRC>Y -- .. ,..._..._ N,IO Office Houn: 9 lo II Tliuroday: /j Ul Noon I .' •' ' . ' ,1 1.,, .wv.z.zna • We'll dig your� pon ds and lalcesl MO. PMTL 111 ENI Mala Sine! Plaone - DIY QUNEIS ~ I �·- . .,_.,. . . 'I ................. .. .................. obinson's • . ,· .W1 IUPP!1 Int l1t 1n,1qfl toe . . . Ind 11lllllt up to ol11n llx. Dtn't '""' 1b111t City Loan to1m1, Tll•r'" IIIY ,., anyon, to b1ndl1, LOAN ' NO. 79 en-t ine ' l'ea•L...-;: ·...� Ohio, """"'· ..... .......... ...._ K1Nwu4 ..... this ........ hnlthf. ........., ....,t ...,., Mt MUdt fflMl9 ... ·••i-.. .._ """ - .. ... ' Low ....... .... , Pomeroy-lllMleport. P!w>. Tuesday, July 19, l&eo C�ncil Act-ion. P I I ... Moves Toward United Front On Sewerage Rate Ordinance !ff'�;-� I I mwfIy Ab Iii�· ,..,. ....... ,_. _:. OUt ' · ,' . · ·· · 0:. Ie �op CIIAMijilr ' CapL Chambm Named Chief :Of I Manpower-· $Et�':.;� Pageville General;Store Was -Built Before Ci�il War Times �� ;::""�.�y ,�a:•m��:! ill cinder atoraae area from ceme· tetY : -property · WII denied by ' L'ovnell. Cbiet of Police Jed Webater pre�pled bi• teport , for June, wbu:11• w.- Mffltl.ed b;y Co.unc1J. He ffpr:med 24: �iest&r 8U acci4tni,. :M eomplaintl invf!.stlsated, • fjwt . Wei■I Pl"'lli ,tr.ota on d 11 !INl'IIUIII U11ued. Three emera]eoc»,. -nlli ,were rtpqrted r�r the -.nt11: A t,t)�l of �.186 w11 re• � �.�• melff· Nctli,Pts, ,2.so ■ iW , fob lti I b+' ,;i Middleport council prepared today for it& second step ' fri,;I� ! re9ui�ed by the Ohio Pollution Board before successful t-lp- · �)-:,Ii phoation can be made for federal fun<IJJ; to build sewerage > facilities. This i5 to give a third reading to 11.$ sewer rate ordin- 1 anc� _ which ha5 gone thro11tb two readings already. If enact- 1 ed, single dwelling units will begin at once paying per month for sewer services. • . l Ma,vor Kennelh McElhinney pre- HHllh. sided over a apee:ial meeting of MOR DISCUSSION council lut nig ht when the lint Council.mall Child.a again,' u in I Slep was taken, It was voted to a rq:ular meeting lalf ':"t:elr:, 1 place a bond iuue on the gener-,d .aou1bt to put off placing th.e bond 1 election ballot this November for i11ue on the ballot at thl!I time. $1-50,000 �ve councilm en voted · He agreed that me•.nod of financyea, rm·e no, Ule nay a nswer com- Ine wu the "cheapest money" to ing from Wi lliam D. Childs. be obtained, .and the fairffl. But 1 Putting the bond inue up for a he relter•ted. u belore, that he . vote was tenned the firlt necesury wu ep�IVinced: CAPTAIN sl( p required by the 1tah! before -It should not be done unli l ' federal aid can be expected in more study hu been put to find• Hlddleport. Ins poalble cheaptr waya of treat. Tbe Pollution Doud h11 extend- inl wutea. td Middleport'• permit lo dump -Votera should not be uked to untreated w11te1 in the river un• "hut" an expensive paekage when ill November 15, f•.rtber exten- they "don't know e:u.ctly what siom1 dependine upon whether or they're buyinc. I..:.. ,,:.;, nol council haa moved to: -And he fin.ally a d mitted, after ID �} 11 I FINMe ....,... faclllHn questlonin1, that he thought the to· . Captain Robe� M.. C h1mben _Ja.u lnctudlq • 1Wimery trfffmlnt tal coat of the propoied project. plent. '4,73,000, wu too m uch, "m ore beu �� the Cllief of Manpower D1v111on, G·I (penonn,I). of (21 Centrad Por def.ailed pl•M than the cltiu:ns can pa)'." the xiy U . S. Ana, C.Orpi ln Minanti 1Pttelflutlon, fOf' tts ....r. CARIY THE DA y . ne a poha, Manne.ota., · a.., for which .-neral pl.an1 •, Al before, councilmen John Zer• lllP­ h•� been pnpal'ff and •PPN>._ kle, Lee Smith an d Clinto n Fi 11her 'J'.he XlV U. S. Mm, N by the Oh'- Department of c.a.rried the day. The,v maintained erv1&e& all .Army Re_ser.ve uru_t..�a.4 that Jliddleport.' t entire favorable Army Reserye Offi�er Trl.if'!l�I poaition with tile Pollution Boanl Co_t'PI �taCbm.e_n� . l!J: 4flq,�lJ. . $1:Nlh would be In jeopardy if lhe fin• W1seonun, Iowa.. North . .apd ' , • . , anclng lj:tavn were not t.aken; th.at Dakota. �• ..:. - - . a. ( _capt. C,�bera, 34, a ,�.If. 'J!�. cheaper methoda of doing the J\t'OMiddleport,, holds the: iln1"' � Ject can, and IJe sought; that Med�I for valor, Co�t_ ��· only bonda to et>ver actual proje ct costl will need be iaued· that if m a n a Badge, the Koren Ser:,lae t d IL 1y _., Me �l a!d olhe� aw.,_,. f�- .b• Mli:IUlejtott de. not e LD � � - � C. M.uqrnc, life.Jon& wltlii" the- law, th e entire eouncil �i..c armJ' carffr - al! a� e�� Ul .aftd· llft c • into cited o be to tandl )' at died count , t Muon A.��•1• 1844, He receiv . h� �m,.Pleli!lant Valley Hoapital on Mon• they (the three named) do not in- m1u1 on from thf! U: s. �-li� - day af&ern oo n. He had been 1n tend to io to court. Aca�em,v, grad ua.Jmg �n l�, . . Councilman Fisher pointed out poor health for sometime. He was H 1s m8't recenl au1a:��n.t waa born APril 11, 1875, the $Oil of that ii th e bondin,: method is not As_st. slant Profe� , 0� MUl�r,, Elijah G . and Emma C. Ro1eberry uaed , and council bu to act later �•� ne e at lh_e UQawr■1ty . o� _ ru:Mu1111:rave, the last survivor of to stay out of court a ct ,· on,, co un- mois, Ch ampa ig�_. DI• SN_150.000 Pa__ .. Two . . nine chaldre n . __ ____en __ ___ 1 He and h11 W1le, Troy, have two Mr. M lllgr"IIIVe studied law .at W. children, David , 4, and Marilyn, � Va. University and stu died for the who reside at 6M4 Emer■on AV& teaehin g profeuion al both West nue South, Minnea polis 23, Minn. Virg inia University and M arsh a ll c t Ch •-- 1, th fCol lege. He laugh( a<hool in the • . Mason County schools for -t3 year■. . 4th St., MJddleport, . North . He wu a re tired d11iry farmer and , .. .::;=.·a 1 •• WIS empl oyed a( the Ma,iclla MfJ, s Co ., Navy Yard, and Va. Ord• nance Works. _ John Bolin, PomeJ"Oy, was c.aJI. He w111 1 member of the Bel l- ed to Athent last night by the meade EUB Church and took an dea th pf his brotheT, Lowell . W active part in the est■ blishment of (Pete) Bolin, 43, who died about that church when the building of midnight from inJurie& received · the TNT p lant caused many of the when h e Yfa& struet by a car people of that area to move to tbe near the North Corporation line Chief Herbert Gilkey ba reBellm eade area. on Route 33. SJJl'vivln,: are his wife, Clan; a Athena poUce who investig.ated ported the arrest ot � FBward dauchter, Mni . Herman H. Carder, the fa tality, laid that Bolin ,..18 , Russell, Dext u, by K lddfepon. who leachea in the New Matamoras walk,jn g along Route 33 toward poliee on _a DWI tbarJe �1Hl1h School; a son, R. s. Mu,arave bl1 .home at M.i llfield Route 1. He He was fined $ 100 and COiii and with the APP&lachian Company ol WH struek by a c.11r driven by sentenced to three · dayi in · Jail Huntington, Va., six 1rand- Samuel Stalder, Cbawtce:,, who by Mayor Kenneth llcElbinney � · chi ldren .1nd al.I. great grandthild• w11 exonerated of eny blame in tod�YFmed last nl&b t by tbi �e,. ren. One dlu&hter, Mary, wile of tbe accident. Tbt police said th.at William Jennings Love, prec:eded Bolin was 1 4 feet out in the high- port mayor •� r,,u 1 � him in death In .a.942 and wU bur• w ay when he was ,truck by the port men char-pd with lritoiita. ti on. Robert Canqthen .,_. u-. led in Murkie, Indiana. car. Funeral servicet wlll be conduct• The accident Occurred at 9:30 Setaed $1 0 and mat.a, Charla· AJed by Jlev. Jack Higgins at the p. m. .and be died about two lenaworth, $30 �d -�st,i, •WiW•m Musarave realdence at 25&7 Lin- hours later In the Sheltering Reeves , - and CMb and Olivtt. coin Ave. on Thuteday mornln1 al Arma Hospital of multiple injur- 1 � Itch., $50 and c:o.ts and -ten dn• , m J11I. 10:30 a. m . Burial will be in Lone le.:' l i W Pomero,, liam . Neutzllnl, Oai: Cemete ry . the at Jae&en body la The wa■ fined llo .a.nd coats DD e Frienda will be received at the Funeral Ilome in Athens. ' i eharge of rec\lea Optnll.on &,lid . Fogleso,g Funeral Home 1t M•· ! Harry Andrew llilla, ·PorbJQOutb. son, FATAL CRIB Va., between 8 p. m. Tuesd ay an� noon Wednesday, and at YOUNGSTOWN, O hio UPI - 1 forfeited a $25 bond on a· cbarse the Mu tgra ve re�idenee In , Pt. Derrick Bellard, 11 months, burn- ' of no driver's UC'l!oae. ·, ' r Pleasant, W. Va., from 2 p. m. ed to de.a.UI jn hi■ crib in a f ire funeral lim e (hat d eatroyed bill parent,• house Wednesday until Monday. Thursday. '".I J'-..,1!, I Hcf •if4 sa!OLE .......,, _ a. 1 Po�)'·, two river front pai-k.lna: Jot, wi ll be resurfared bJ tbt R. P. Chri,ty Company, 1 Mariel,h, · it was decid ed at a m1et1tlni;· Of' tlie , Pdmeroy CoUncU 1&11 dliht: f ' ,. -t'Ontr1e tor a sjn:te se�l 1) t� .i llmeslone 411d _emuts1. f!-ecl u,�ll WH ' a'Warded the <JlliWIJ , f(nn· on lb bid of 18 eeab 'po, 1'1Ulff ,-.rd. A double Hal eaaflnc WtU be 1pplied to the sWll14 beOrMDJ the two lots at 11 � of, 31 ·cents Ptr · square yard. J(iot-• -clarle1 · · Le gar estim111ted (NI � .'.entlr. co,t of the pro• �id be appro:Umatety $1 ,nO. -rlbl11�- . Mal, 11 b.plained &,.st •t· bJ "llayor Legar, . ia a ¾ 1nd 'UUe�eaa · of" limestone . ll�l applled and rolled. DOU· bje., leal .lf l'\i Jncties of the m a­ �; 'l'be !W1le betWfll!R the 11111 never been surfaced tt,o tbe ,double seal wu decided .councij as bei,ng more efo·J� f � ..�....ciim•• ....., noy 11,1z t for lul lll.llbl'I Jl!lllllll· Wllh lla)>or Le,or preiltJi,._, illll, ·,..... road and ap, . ev LOW.ELL :W1NGl!J1 . . . I long· have been interested in 1 geueral stores--:--:espe.cially old general stOres-and until r�ei\t . years Meigs county was weU supplied with these commuhity · merchandising- est-ab, lisbments. , Corf!i Mason County . er D•JCd Lead '.� Mo-.1-. IIQilY T�e old •general store handle� · _eYerythjng from pins to petticoats , cratkers to cow feed and · in addiuon to being a source of supply for.the community was . also t.be market place tor local farm produce. Naturall)' I Wll!I inter.e1led whe n effdrl to sell. I stopped at the Towniiend Gen­ ldr&. Townsen d baa a son and Sl\!ro I A Pa&e !ille t..t IJ!•ek. tW.O: �Qibtu;a. .Ftank14> lives . .la· ud J,,111.,..._ , � iol .,.. Eopeel4}, l!O' .itcz. Mn. . &owden . C.OI U!.mbua and, the two •daagbfer, told me lhtt the store bad been Jive .In. Me�1:1, county,. Mn. Hizel . ten. · /t. · � ol '2',"7' for the month in continUO'IIS operation f?r m ore Stahley, lilr.risonyiHc und Mrs. Qf Ma, .wu conec tud, the chief than a centu ry, a nd durmg th a.t Lor e ne Scott, o f near Pageville . �. H.e also reported 878 park- century, except for one brief pe r­ She· �lso h as two brotJ;m·s, Will­ lll_iS 'OMter · vh:H.lltions tor the lod, it had been op�rate d by tw o ii& m: Gr111ham, Coli.np'.bu·s an d Or­ families, the Coopers an d the Villfl . Graham, 11,Jrr-i11011ville and m»nlb W1tb unpaid. . four _ hilf .sister4. · r . . PAGEV1LLE JilEtic'i,iANT - Mrs. Gat h Townsend bellin<I lq, other acUon ol the Co uncil 1.'ownsends. , To. S.. lmia,ovemm.ts The ramblin g sto r� bu1l dmg It was vO�d lo send street lA>m· counter of the General Store the family has operated buil_t before the Civil War by Alert and jnterested in her the wu ntilaiontr Reed Will tO Columbus for 36 yea•rs. th e grandf ather of the laat Coo• community. Mrll, Townsend WIS JU)j- :z«t to attend a school tor the to oper111t_ e th e busi�eu, J. D. pleas ed lo learn that improve­ per -· OJlfialion and miintenance ot the ments Cooper, wh o in th e 1820 11 1old the e ar on are c oming thi s y ltl'Hl ■Weeper. 'l'be school is bebusinea .to Dell Jewe ll. I waa un­ the . Pigevme toads, both · 10 the tai'- COn�ucted by tbe W. W. Will- able • to lilifmd p o�t exaJ:tly what the Eut an d to the South. Lail win• .Company. s oo ■ per nior ter� sh e said, the r o a d was a l m o st first name was 1 -� e Coun,cU pused a resolution but �li eve h� was Edwin �ooper impassable a nd had splashed a l­ �mendln& the Pomeroy police who ts me nt1 o�ed in Scipio his most to the l opll of the gasoline pre• in action ita for ,. �enl tory as a pr ominent early �ettler pumps outside th e store. · v,en� breakinJI and entering, In an a•fternoon session yesterday, the Metis county ship. of Mn. TownNndi did not INN that to�m of. lPciinirey b1,11:u;ieu pla ce■ lut ,ny of ...,. l•nd · hr strip mine­ commissioners agreed by unanimous vote to assist th e VilMl. Jewell owned th• P..• wetk , iad fot - tbe arrest of four OP*r■tlona. encl reeret1 that her lage of Pomeroy in the repair of the Pomeroy levee Hy furor ville short time • fl -. on-ly JUD, �voJved. .N&JDed in the ntl1hbot1 .. w · flt to do 10. Dishing equipment for the project. and told out to Gath Town.-nd tomalieftdatlon were Patrolmen 1 Mllf.h of 'the ll!Nuty · of ' what In 1924. Mr. TownMnd o,ar•t'l'.he viUage is to pay the cost of fuel and the wages of werrr and Geor1e Hieb ••• ,.nn■rty a P4"0lperow a1rl­ ad th bueineta f11r 32 yNr• an opera.tor for the equipment during the time it is in use Kennelh Gro"'-d ndio operator · wltvr11I dl1trld haa been ,mlli'• until IN• dNth t.ur , .. ,. •to• · on th8 project , the resolution ver. states. The resolution was made . Nd by_ t.h• ■trip mine op11r1 Sine. that time It haa Ne.n con • �n1nce No. 336 wu 1iven at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Canaday, who met tlfr\1 thpt h•ve literally torn ducted by Mn. Town■end. re1dlnc ahd palled H an I� · with the commissioners. tht community a.auncltr. · •e� meuure. u authorizes , P•Kevme, Pagetown or Down­ res o lution was A pass e d by • lorney, was asked by lhe com• Neither does ■he believe that lbt! mayer and clerk to enter lnto Jngton (You can take y<1ur pick} enough money has 1 been derlYed tbe Colflmisi,;i�ners t� aaalst Sut• missioners to step d own as their . nm e ja th o st of norther Seiplo a contrad whb -Uie count)' 1:0m• from royal(les to pay for ·the ton towllshlp an pr-0vidlng a ·nood alt orney in the injunction auil ..Ollen,.ret,tlwi to, maintalnlnl township '& two vil laa:e• and is damage to the farms. Silt w ashing road for Syracu1e by a 2-1 vote, 1 filed by H omer Geoglein seeking Yiila1e prllonen in tbe county a bout four mUea north of H arri­ from the bare hil ls has fJl led with Com�isslonc� H,rtinger to h•It purchase Q,f a caterpil� Hll WiUl tbt \1Ua1e to pt)' for 1onville. The ' first Post �ffice some of the roads, clogged ·and Ne ulzlmg favorme the resolu• tractor fr.om a Charleston firm. Dieala. lluncfry 1iid turnkey fee1, in the township was estabh•hed 1tre1ms and ruined bottom land, tl!)n an d Don Mullen caatlng a I M r . O ' Brien cou ld lklt be reach• and was calle d Pfi:.tln& Diobietna at Monkey at Pagevll le ah e uid. And to prove tier pOint d iuenting vote. ed for comme nt today bill reLibc:oln HUI were "Downin1ton ", pro baby · beca1111e one bu only, to travel in any M '■hd Aid fuse d the c ommissione rs reque1t, Jn e o n8lruclior1g the Syral e both a wn" P and geyJl "P o a get " '' w11 Webl.ter cU� and c•1ef direction from fa1evill e to see cuse lo f ­ road, d terme od n o "Sutt y in re o,t a-lread ex Office, wt: a mem ber of the board aald. · to col\tlct resident■ In P how the . strip mine operations Township Road 122" WH requ es tor. ton Post istence. The Downln& 111 another action bv the . aieu. The c:�mplalntl were · the board • haye ravished the la nd. ed by township truatee .lloy.. Jones that l'llldtnta. of tbe1t two ■reH Ui:e operated until tw;o )'ean 110 Oi d Company Standa the In lht midst of a ..,_..1 �•a -1 r who met with the commi18ioners. were P&r.k.lnl In "no partint" when It was dla«,ntlnued in d aw a r�ed the contract to turmah ap,..,anct of HIOletfon In According ,to the resoluUon, the son• lJld ert11Une tnffie · lluardt , the community made a parl of ttit comm11n"1 which followed trustee& are to furnl■ h 1 ,rl(ht g 111o hne lo the eoun\y hl,J.bway deAlbany Route 2. In the -..ke ef mhUft9 o,er•• •I way ror the road, clear brush partment fot • 90 day period. Laat Pffl MHfW , ' tht T•WflMnll farm 11 tlon&. and rebui ld fences and inata ll Their bid was _23 .35 �nts per Mn. TOWllftttd was the lut OM .t the few that 11 , .tlll ln­ drainage. County equipment and Jallou for premium Jas and 20.2 Downington Poet Malter, aocceed, c t•ct an� wlll Nma,ltt so. tht labor will be used on the project cents per gallon foor regu l� ,:11. ln& her husband to the Job after 1tan owner .. ,.. SM 11 conNnt � il ls were rea_d and o� ered CommlBsio ner Mullen said tod ay 8 ke to aupply Mr . Mlthben with . d. All three members (jf the l)ll that h e voted against the res olu!����als�!or� �11 ��: �ea�� folHI. '"4 and the othtf' nece. u on because he felt that - the board were present. her husband optrtled the bu1i1ltl" and to pau up any ,,... township ,hould pay for fuel and ne,1, ■o .abe succeeded him in th.e O D pact of ituldl m•er by ...,In■ 63 mani,ement at the establlahmenL c ount., 1 , up Mr firm IMCI. s Fianral 1etvlce1 for fftmtlton '" Today she 1till operatea the After all, a person who h,1 , in , o k most wor the d of �-. lloft41Y g died w.bo x..n,, -,;e ,,., .. O'B,ie n , pro,ecuting al· spent the cre.ater �art of _her life evoint •�- Jlie' &. AAtbOllJ, Kol- -11 or the buyln1 lind m,n11e­. 1ervin1 a �mmun1ty naturally pltaf, Roeu,�. UI. , . will .be held ment and ha.a Ume for a few odd hatei, t o see any p11rt of lt ffiunclay - � :I p. JQ. h-om. the job■ ',l(ke c�rJng for a 14 room destroyed. Meigs County's new hoapltal hocton for comparative fit:urel I funds , they uid. Ewm,, Ch.ape& with' �ill in the hou\e adjoinlna the 11tore bt.iildhai With the knotty problem of be heated with gas, It waa ind the ne w Pl euant Vllley Ho■· will garden 111nd . chic k en■, nlaini: a �b Gf'OYI Cemetery. decided IHt night in the t'bll'd pltal at pt_ Ple asant ba d been heating the facility out of the Mr. Kut, a niUv<i ot Middle-� i.nd manatJnc • 113 acres fmn Andenon Dei:ivel'llwar , application may now be j oint session of the Melp Memor- -visited. Port, had lived ,.� Roclllord !or about I\Yo ndla lroin Pige,llle. for the Hill-Burton grant, made wH nd a e■ e 1, Trust l Mro. ,51 Ho,pit.a Tow11!'1od the J.al rn waa been In UI had night st bo .,., ecislon and Tbe !'!•IIY ,• !17 V- eiled Attack lclal1 explained . Arcbilecl of Co t Hospital yea� a,o tw� .mile.a frotn Pagelulon. County Ult innl �..tb for f lon1 period , HI GO _ UPI TrtHury SecC CA only on heating the boapital, the . lurY�von - � Ji.la. wife Dal■,.. vnle. Jtefo� tier marrlai:e at the . rttary R.obert B . Ande raon in an The desl1ion Wat ttae.hed by a ottlelals poi n ted out. At the pre, Ray Nay bu had prelimin ary <:Fran k Vaughan, retiring c o m• I at bome thti'ei e aon;· William ace of , 18 , ■h � ' wa■ Mils · Nada implicit att.ack on the IH!moor111tic mender 0� Drew W bster Po�t N 1 secret vote, by b.allot by the two aent time there ue no fuocls plan■ •r�ed and it ia expected o. e that al det111U1 rela ting to conboard,, with the tr'ustees (avorln& �-.uton Jr llockf<IM: two _Graham , the da 1i11hter of � pro- Party'• plaUorn, warned today 39 .. , �menean Legion. rev iewed 1 a , s he,.'-l by • t-1 .tnte ond tbe avail able fOI' air conditio ning but itruction of tfle hospital will be lf&li-chlld11n ; ,lye brotheh: mlnent Scipio farmer. She •-Ind _that intere■ t ra�s cannot be held . �� it was &tressed that air cond ition ac I IYI IIes OI the pos( the past ye�r I " conlpletec1 ·. well ahea d of th e � lliddleP9rt Ra. Ch1tle1 : 11� huaband w ,n en11ced . In down ln times without pro- and·.thanked every member for has members of the hospital comml1s- ing the facility bas nol been ruled October deadlint for final appll.,, �. i.wnnce. Alb1-d: nt.; Fred, farmln1 for some time after their ducina boom-uid-bumt. O. Alkln1, io n by a 3- 1 vote. en r ad coo�er�tl on i n a farewell address the only member ot th� Holpita l n for : the graaL catio tbe of but part, reater arrtace m of �h:! ltiJ-..<1nd g �eJle, UI.; •nd �::e:.� ::{��l ':�t Mo� day ni ght. commission not site�itt, bad bis lllir cond itioning may stm be conAttending w�re • Mn. Pearl lelfadere, W. · UJlree � Kn lhelr ml?ried life WU lpfllt In proxy lield by Xa lad sldered i f the money beeomea Repnold1, preside�t of the Meigs !'nd• Jo�u. drove Cl17, O.; Ame- lhe aelieral merdlandl1lnc buli• Third Son Of Couple T�e mee'llng was highlighted by v�le cast by , Han d y. Dell, , and DI., , �ton, in■�Uatlo n of new officers by Le1k Koailtrl available through a lower con- Community Hospital Inc., who Th e deci sion _to use RU heat structlon coat than estlmaled or w11. invited there to discuss de• Mn. Town,end !Ikea lhe •••· ..,.,. ra1.,.Dj! DI. ll<Jrlha Colle, � , Kun ta:, Etehth Dis trict First tails_ of the eqn-at1uction and finRocktord ;tel'\l'ice., wHI be held eraJ ■tore bu1lne11, ,he IIJ'I. It J1D},,a ,W. lo&n10n, thlrd. ,qn of 'f'lcl! Commander. Special auests was made foll owmg three tes&ions by pledJed ,uu. 1ncl111 pla_nfl, •nd Hospital Com• UnA'.et FimeraJ llqme Wed- &ivea her an opportunity of meet. Mr, .and , Mn, Joseph R. Jobnaon, were memben of the Legion Aux- attend ed by representatJves of tlte Ohio Fuel G.is Comp�l' and The Mr. Bradford and Secre£ary mission membera Fred W. Crow, �� �t t�IO _., -. alter wbJch ins her nel&hbon and 1t the 'Wollpen Ro•d, ·to be In the armed lllarif ! Ohio Power . Cpmpan}\ Both com- I Leo Vaugha n st,ted that glfta I Kalad Hin dy, an d Dr. R. E. Boice a comfortable toreea, be,an bl■ ba1ictr•inln to �e time provid.■ �t g · tbl, reaia i� wt:11 be 1 .Pb l Casci ene the annu al Un- panies had -prepal'.tl� ,.Cost eati- to the hO,!ipltal can be used to lrut!leea w:ere Crill Br•dford, R. lati, Wed- Jtvlna. ll..,.ver, · lh • ll nb 30 In lhe Army at �rt Knox, ow. �• •paz Nit' ..;t•inl l 1 , mates for bo;lh instal1-\jon , �d secure extra Hlll,Burton funds. L . .J1COba, \ Lester Hart, Joe SI• anc:iia,t report. , illledaJ:. frtilld■· )n..-,; .� Tbun- alder 1na dl1pos1ng o the utwt!II DJ op �yond · farm but . lijke d b a rP,, ■-lad, bapd be a n s , e ratio n. nie ho's�l-�l. . ror each . $2 _p ledge, d H a mem • son, H. E: Starkey a[\d Henry Jonn,on " 1qtlaned and alao ��e Enrett Ra . � � � · llmt, y ·. '� _.., .<¥11tll . fM ..lC- i nolllnl I For Sale" alp . oli lhe - h>- CUbl · and loiepb L. JohnllOll II bread and tted tea 'weJe· served to had' alsq cont&cted hos ott,li "'at ortat ,m to the new boaplta1, $1 Clatwortby, Mr. Bradford Pi'e■ld· Marysville, Zane"1il111!' .aad C01p- wW be received from federal · ed. the 45 per.110n1 atten.dful. ■tote bulldllll, 1,., made· UIUe 1bUonod II Fort lli-aq, N. C. _ . ._ . , ' ,. ' I � . -,t,!1\11'�� .,_ � · •� u Po.meroy Gets Offer Of HeI g T0 Repalf. Ri ' ·verfront Lan·dm ·· iMti1itted Ohio FOR A VACATION? YOU CAN BAN ISH YOUR WASH DAY CHORES FOREVER VIA , 9" R THRI FTY SERVICE. TRY IT! • . ,... ' ...... ..-m, eotttp -Ji:" BOlin'S Brother Killed When w. c.::�. 243 Dexter Man. p, ays Fm " e For D"'I· In Middleport truck Bv Car w, NEED MONEY SURE IS I . -------·------------------- --:;�--------------------==�·-::..:.·..::..:-�� Co unc il Pu ts $15 0,0 00 2 Riverfront Paar1'ing Lots Sew Bon er ds On Bal lot To Be Sealed VOL. XU -,ii I I H8MJ•Jtftd Karr WASH N' WEARS . third PROFESSIONAL CARE FOR YOUR - 1tenJf DOUBLE POLL PARROT llllddlepon, l ., _.. TT � ,, , , , ,. . .__ -• £ , ..... ,IT ., $ ... ,� • ,-.. e Now You Low i-. ----____..,..=======- Yov Gtt at . = .. � , . .,. � • �.. •..· •,. ·. .-,., ,. .. •-'·• - •- o gram on Tuead.ay, Au1u1t 16, 7:30 P- m. w. 1 ·• . � e o I Buri l was in Beech Grove Ccmete y and palJ.bcarc s were Roy I (Jou d w 1 11, Ree , Ol r Att,end Grogan R:t,�s Thursday In Middleport A gro up trom the Mornlna St•r EUB Church held tholr midweek prayer and pratAe sitirvlce Thur1day evenlne 11 the panonase o n Nye Ave. Mn. Clark Ihle WH In ch ar1e or the tervlce. Fol lowlnlil the prayer service a reception 'w11 fiven Rev. and Mrs. Franc!■ H. Glatler. Gift, ol mol1t1y the and food wen preatinl� Lo Gla&ioh from the churc:h, mtmbera 1nd 1 frlend1. Is ·rhere A Way Out? l To Be Fair Speaker I Dr. Delbert S. Mill■ hu been ,e. I le<te by th• 1< 111 County l<lol• Eva I terial Assoclali n II Cuett 1peaker t open the Meigs C unty Fair pro­ Mn. Edilh Th o mil.& retu rned from Mt"IGS !Jl'neral H o.11pital Sal · urday to r hr home of her 11i 11 tcr and bro t her- i n-law, Mr. and Mri.. Jaco b S1 huler and u 1mprovmg 18111> W110dard and Tommy G oet t �eturne<I home Frid ay after a v1s1t . in Colum bus F uneral se rvices were conductn Mrs Pcllrl Smith who hH bee quite 111 a t the home or her d au11h• tKI Thursday afternoon at Rawttr Ulfl t11on - in•law, Mr a nd Mn. 1 11 ngs-c oats FuneraJ Home f or Edi;:ar Van lnwage n has return ed M rs. Ro bert f Emma T.) Grocan lo her home, Lasley St , " a n d ia im- 1 wh o died Monday at her home in Molin e , afte r a long ill n eu. provi n g. I Out of tow n relatives wh o were Mn. Anah Van Gun dY of Co lum- . here for the se rvices were, Mr. bus is lhe guc_st ?' _ h e r parel)\.i, Mr. a nd Mrs. John Ward o f Maysville, . and Mni, Peai I Smith. . I Ky M u Clara Herrmann of Col., r. an d um h M rs. Alher I M ecs an d •.n �. �, -.,., 1� � "' us Waller Phillips of h. . . M ,� M , l �o�n n ��: s ansd :;� ghte;l ington: D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Georae · . Ml� SflEILA � YO,LJ NG ·-.. ·. u A ' . v ed Ed 1th Y · Fo wler an d son, George, and Mn. , , . . _ . _ ,. , , _ . , Crown C_itv with Mr. a nd Mn. Har- r Joa n Lee an d ron . of Columl,)us, Mr and Mrs. Jcl,hn C . Young of fl.acme � ,annOQ.ftcing the old Erwu�- Bohh,v Erwin un� e r• .' M rs. Earl We bb and chil dren' of eng agement a nd apr,roacbUli ma•rri�ce ' Qf. .. 1ht;!ti Jlau i.bter, went suri:cry at Hol ter Ho.!lp1lal Tol e do Mn. Virt?;il Collin i Nel- S ell An h a, o hn MaurI�. Loll ,,'son of M r,, &Jl . d . M rs. q, Io M Saturday morni n , . Mr. Erwin 's f, . ,on,111,· M,. and M,,. ,,·ck P. lher, Luther Erwin. is quite ill I n I Herrma�n and dauJh.ter of Bel- Ma.urice Loll a I, so Of Ra Cjne; , '. ! . . . , of lbe Barberton Hospital. Mias Yeung U - a. gradual� Qf :.� Cf High '8chool, I pre Mrs Fred Marsha ll .a nd dau . 1 Capitol Cit)" Products of• <A>· Recent gueats o f Mr. and Mra. ght�r. Da vi d Y ost of Port- 1860 a-nd is ' no� employed Bento n Poon wete Mra. Maude ' land and Mr. and Mn, Jack r lqtnbus. l:(r. l..,Qtt ftl_ also a (ficluaie o �U•e ·Hhlh Sc�OQl Ackley and dauahter, Ann, and J<auff of Pt. Pleasa n t. w. Va. 1 a{l� .i.s eJll_ployed, ln'1 B•tte11e;Me.t'Pona1 � ltute in Coluitibu�. sons M_r. a nd Mr&, Paul Ackley o f 12:,; 7:�() p.m:' at the Mr. Grogran an d son wh o ,tay. �e. wed([ln g wllL}ffl an: even · t· " of Jiu�._ · Zanesville . t.�rt,- M�lhocU!Jt �:u!C�. · l ,. ,ed with has brother•ln•law 111nd �. ... .._�_.-',,-�---. , Dr. and Mra. G. H. Duke ol R IP• sister Mr an d Mrs Jack Ka ll ff . Jt1ly 26lh at ·c.ti't1l'chf1i ' ·ot POMEROV, OHIO Icy, w. Va., were Sunda y guests o f while' he�e return� to their E. MAIN STREET r 1 Patf! ln � n1 Middleport. l;nl'l,:' Sia � &..Mrs. Pea rl Hysell. h om e Saturday. He w.as accom- u_,;.,,_ · TJihe ·or ;he· ewrit le from 4 Edward Graber of Columbu■ ' panied b)' J ack Kauff and dauti, ne on i p.m. tp · &146 p._nt."Mv. 14,lph Hum• , \Friday Th� 'Jllie• : , -CL ■ ■ ■ -mel th• spent lhe week end with his m o _a hter. Jody . Mr . K uff had ccom1\-l�ev�nin g ,1 the' , , i:o ri{e of b)e <1f lfte Bddf���· Clnucb an• er, Mn _ Ch1 rle1 Graber. panled M,,. Webb lo Toled o on · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 0cad • M•11 -1, w. � Hite , '""";'"II • ft-- 1:.� 11:t.:· ;;ior a n"" Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hood o r Thu rsday. The Kauff's planned tp � • 1 1 o loc ,poU uck d maer. · Columbus w�re recent overnig ht return to their hom e In · · Pie•• 1 1' :c i: Qrhtord, sr ad • guc1h oi M111,11es Lena and Katie sant yeaterda J . .p(1rn ed 11'.:iit;g th• bu•y· , ,nn, MN"l,...ort, Pomeroy, , GJlhea: .ft er , _ G uth. Th oy left Saturday for Ana__ ____ : · .. , ·· " Y "• L are a l l InetJu�liel evemn11 un<ier the dlffe�ian ,oI an..,d Rutland he l m, Calif., whe re they will vialt , : : l\1ri5 -1, Max N'.:Jlnha1rt and _ pr l�es ,-lted. � ; · · · • M r and Mn Bernard Ailhworth .4 W lf ' plcnlc ind � or . A Heinernlc is 1 to d Willllm e . W�atd, ■wattl 14.tl!I pen eunton I . : Th�y will &� fro m Ca !Uornla t� h � fr1end IJKI t • • • ' -� ' ' H ' o -�· n family reu A held Thoma, r e W at n e�v D , � M ,�. I · IIIS m u = • Phoenl :1 , Arlt., and will sp,e nd the = , 1 .: d tht II •1A borswan"',1 '· e1 ...,.� Ya s wlnter in Flo rll a . They wtire ae- the hom e of Mr. ■ nd Mn. Hownd Bc� _ Wolf.J!1 ,fll)d ,'1r&. Hite. Se,ver• e lved e ifts om 1 01 a . . .. · g y : · � · 1 1 !· ! M r. · ���� •� �� : � � ;�;�� i1 !f �� ;'.�:t_J� fr i h r n r b . 1_ i ����!�ci\� t;: �::� :,he�r 1 ef t:i�:,:·1� . . 1 · b St e ven, of Car�oll, who is_ 111 with ! H.,one . • ns Heiner's . . . Mr. •nd Mn. Howard, Wo lf e re• , u .Pr'oltent- w'e� lhose named above · ,·. • 1 ' a t co • lt n tt d1 were turned to their home, Beaver Falls, •� �� � ,w � , � �; � 8eb lMl'II. N e utiling, Mrs. Gro• anit , /" / ' : ' 1tf a r e er ern er , with Go , Good Thine• Va . . today after a week enil ' : Elle� n �enoy• , Hllarry ,o hnso1 ■n d ver . JOrb M'('I.Yl:1 enry Ra lbel, M rs. . , · •_ ' In ' v\ i lt wllh Mr. •nd Mn. Be nb : Helntr'I , • • 'CIUII . , d Cle in lne, an gu e1ta:, Mn. ICle. d '. H • 1 family, of Columbus, Mr. an d Mrs. "' · Wolfe 1nd lbel nn D N�,� Htlnt�I GGH With t _ Q ! fl J falnily_ oi Powe , t : Mr. ' i nd Mrs. Ch 111'l es Te mpM I , ed Ruasell ud. .__ _ _ 1 o n, M r , and Mr■. M1rY l n R �-'• Qrt _ _ !_ _ � _ Everythlnl GHIi en d ,! Colum us were week . "'1 · �• � �1,- , , , ,111''" ,, RUI and family, Cadl�, Mr. afl . ; o f Rev. and Mrs. Francis ff , oil,: · ,1: 1 ,.. J ier 1 nd ,tte nd ed the recepllon tor Mra. Carl Rua.sell aind daughter, : , . ,, : ua..a..11�...., .. �he Gl.azlen at the Enterprl•e Patukla, Mr. and , M ni . Wlll iam , .. A S'k . tl ir .;{s,t Mid r ��-� , : , • a P a t n . ..))e l� E ue· Church J,'rlday evenin g an d · A uMC II , Wayne and Teddy, Mln• ,'.� °'� ilf�•�y�o�u� \h�•bM � •l� th;_;; e� i -� o C � •: " : • ly ��=:; ;;;: · ____ _ _ .., _ , , · -ersvllle, Mr. and Mr■. Robert RllS· --• -_ __ _ _ -. _ _ _ _ ,__,,_ _ 0 __ a: ;;;;;; ;_ the murnlng wonhlp , ervlCI\ on 9el1 a nd faml ly, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sund ay · Ven oy an d 90n and Mr. and Mrs. R o bert Venoy an d s on, of Poffl, · croy. Prffyer Service, Held A t Pt111or'• Home Middleport Dr. Delbert Mill, AttendSi,nm$ RJtes F,iiloy I n p,,Om,eroy There will be race s and garnet i n charge of the Mid d leport Pack and a wiener roast with each f11m­ Hy bringi n i: the ir own food. The rJ a 11 cerem onie, and preparalio n r or the wien er ro ast will be in cha r ge of the Rock Spring• Pack. Cub Scouts of the entire area are invited lo par1Lc1pale and l ead. crs wbhinc: lo have thejr P.ack■ p..i rl Ll'ipatc 11rc requested to ton­ :al· t Juhn Krawsciyn o r Dwight I.O­ gan. A special mtetlng of the Melg� County Mlniaterlal Associati on h118 bee n called by the H ev. Eu a enc Brown, prealdent, for Tuead ay at 10 a, m. at the United Methodlal Church. Plans regarding the Meigs C ounty Fair progr am will be d isru11cd . All mlnhters ot Me l11 Counly arc uraed to be preaenl. �•olJowing lhe meeting the aroup will have a lunch eon at Circle ' s [ Roata uranl. TRY GLI DDf.NS New Spred House Paint TO BE MARRIED . .r., , Sunday 1 ' Piao.a were complete4 for the Cub Scout Jubilee outinf to be hel d at the Rock Sprlft" Fair­ gro und&. Sunday, Jllly 24, at 2 p. m., for Cub �o uta an d , their fa m• iliea, at I meetine held Frid-a)' evening at the Rock Springs Meth · odist Church. ly LUCILL. ·HAWKINS Union � Mr. and Mn. Paul Ekhi n ger a nd Mem o rial H ospita l in Baltim ore, ! Md., with pneumonia. Her room daughter, Paula June, are in Col, I umu1 tod ay wher e Paula Jun e will number is 508. enter Chil dren's H o1pilal and will As the W llh•m Dile.a family rece ive physical therap)' for se v ­ will be moving lo Athena &00n, er■l weeks. Mrs. Dil es• and chil dre n, Kathy, Mn. Frank Lowery of Pitlaburi,:h Johnny tnd BUly ha d planned to ; arriv ed Fr iday evening for a vi 11 il com e soon for a v acation with with Mr. and Mn. J o hn Sauva11e. the Diles in M i dd leport a n d Dr. Mr. an d Mn. Garland Weav e r and Mri.. Ch arles Jivi de n and Mr. and da u g hter, Ann, o f Dayton arc and Mrs. Ha rry Mitchell in Athena the guests of her pa rents, Mr . .and but their tr ip w ill be postponed Mni. John S.auvage. Th ey are e n­ until M rs. Dilea i.a a ble t o travel. route home from a vac,:tion in ' 1 New York anlt Washin,:ton, D - C. Mr. and Mr.s. E rnest Phillips or Qffll Y Columbm, arc the guc.!i\.i or reld­ tives, Othen altcndrng the picnic were . .\l r aad Mrs Wilh& A n t• ho11y , �Ir �n,t Mrs. Geral d Antbony .ind {'hddre n , Bar ba ra and fot•, Mr �nd Mr.s. Owe n Bratton 11nd l"hildren. M ll"hacl and Ste ven Mr. i:lrld Mrs lluhert Haggerty and A Smith family re union w a s gon s. H1d1ard . Chi ppe r an d Ma rk, hel d yeslerday at the Mi lepo rt dd Mr. rn<l '.\lrs. C l ifford l h1y e s a n d Roa d side Park with the followmg 50 n , lirei,:ur y, Mr and Mr11. James attend ing Mr and Mrs Ed De n Pullen and Susrn , Stephaine an d icua of Peoria , Indiana, M r an d Stephen. Mr and Mrs . Tony Flower Mrs. Sidney W lh, and Mn. Dale e an d d11ldren, Martha and Mark, I Smath and children Phyllis · StanMr and Mrs Kalad Hln d y, and ley and Jeffrey ' an d Pamela ·s tf"ven, Janie and George, M rs. Ke11inger, all ot Rutlan d . t·rank Wihon and An n and SharMiss Ed lQI Kennedy, o f Athena, On and Mrti. Charles Searlrs and tiiecc. Lmda G iddens, Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Homer Win n and Mn. i'' rank l'h<'�sehrew, Li n d a son, Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Dud.a n d J a ck K;rnff anlt Elin or and ley Smith a rid M r . and Mrt1. Don.ai d Wells and chil dren, Allen , ptck liodirnH. -------LIn da an d Do nna ,.....,-e _ a 11 o r cII I• um b: s , M and Mrs. Pearl Hoffm'a n Paa t (:o unt.·ilt ora and d aughter, Lois, of Hartford , M.r Ht1v1.1 l,otl1tck Di nn e r w v d M - M l 0 Al• Mrs. Ve11rv1evc Ward . Mrs. Ph o• t e� s w�i- th �:; da��hte:� :ecky fDa C l ifford and Bren da S.,yrc an d M r. and M r1. Edg111 r All enswere guests when the P asl Cou ll • wo r th and • ragd dau gh.te r, K ri I· ?ilor'li of Theodorus C ou n cil ten o f Midd leport. r.a ughters of America met al Baiey' 11 Lake Thursday even in& ror a ilx o 'clock potluck supper. Fellow,hip � Alt endmg Wfr(' Mn. Ch a rle• Co. ,,e n , Mn. J o seph Beci,tle. Mu. La w- ffffa Se11ion The Y outh Fellow ship of the rence Smith, Mrs. llenry Reibel , met • Sunday M rs. J •c k Rob5on, Mr A . O lan Good · Federated Ch.urch win, Mrs. '.'t11:1r y u urines. Miss Er- evening at the church for their 'na Je.se, Mrll. oval Di ddle a n d re s ular me eting. Joha nna Ye• u1er wa s In charge of the program and M r■. James Sayre. gave lhe llvea of thre e d ladples, •- - ~- -. J amea, Judaa a nd Tha deau1, which -1..... ' 1 n -.,.,., N co m p I eIed the ■t ud Y of Jc1us t welve disciples. �, :rllfl I During the _rncetinc: plan1 were W ,--I m11de for I picnic at the nexl meetI ing on Sunday, July 3 1 . at Bailey's TONIGHT c I Lake. All members are lo meet at the ch urch i9t 2 p. m. A vesper serp��cuurT� will foll ow the picnic suppe r. vice = ,olo,) (T-hnl rr s w ne Ge }};'l��i: �f.��; i Alao Cartoo n TUIIDAY & WIDNISDA y ,AMILY NIGHTS SUNn Hayward-Steph.en Boyd '• WOMAN OBSESSED" (In color and ,Seope ) Truly, Thia I■ A Great Picture For Everyo ne! _ al110 _ &tevc Brodie --1..Yn Th o mas ''HERE COME TIIE JJo.."TS" Altro cartoon ' Cub Scout Golden Jubilee Outing Set For Sundai Mainly About rs . William DUe, Golden Rule Class M Baltimore Ho,piuil Has Picnic Sunday I ,,. Mr . and Mrs. L. D. Diles of Mid- I dleport recei'Ved word thal their daughter,ln-l aw, M r s. W i 1 1 i II m II i4t Rock Springs Diles, waa taken to the .- ' '. t ' i ' ., ', . '. . .. ' •• '' ' .' ' l11eh Sen-ice I Hauli....,. 9iMN . ,. . T.'J!1Ctl,W , • ' ' J ,• • . ·. "' ) . ' . . -� ., ,, : � !' • I • ''·. , . :-t,' ,, -, . '( 'r ,i ,. r , . J' ' J • lo � ,� l"l, ,l ' ·' , � ••<' I w. �� �':::��::: �: :�t:�,b!/" It. Plank I FareweU Address G•)Ven By· pOSt,S , ---------H • . �.. , • eatmg 'l· iaest1on ett1ed F,r Me1gs County,S New Veterans Memorial Hospital: It'll Be Gas R.et"mng ' Off'leer I No�·E'E': I 1 aood ' IUlchaUe, ' ·, , .I ,. ' ttr• 1 �,:'$ ...... �te: , w.- f�!· .,,y T ·-· s•--1 ,... •....:... ,'!°'. ' q_UJ�� - �u..i• ,. tho s..ttno1 ""' new mall Ito• OClt'lhl. Iha office dMr fw the . an,e1,� If ...,..... wt■hlrt1 t. httft -1-. - - - · s • ' ___ _ ' Chief of ,-.llco' �lio,'1, Iii� ..., •hi -• Mkldl� .,. dlnanoa • ..,_ all .... ... ..... .. ff" nn ..wn. ' . hn c- . t)... .. _,__ this onflnmN all tflie war." .... chW uhl ._,,,..fne": • ...- ... : Karr, .� \, ' t Free eetimatea- • . ·• falt- pncee • . . good work . . . prompt service All work ia do�e by\��•��Jrwt Equipm�t · Front'� �,il•ri.. t,ck Ho• Shop br Fi•kf W.tal•a,Ce�c:.♦ Welk-Air Compm1io.n '. I\. .;.��:- ' .... • Dies At '·Age In' Jin !."'oIS · i NPOrfMt CIUilat hNYJ ....... • .. .. n1.._ , . MEIGS GINl�L HOSIIIT.a • AdmlUed: Joaephine � ree. Rut11nd; Della .Wea�er. CoolvUlr, ! Gladys , Kon�t, Middleport. Dtsmi.l!llled: Elialee Heuon, pt, I Pleuant. , , , Births: llr. and Mn. Han, · lt.ear na, �-- W. Va., a- dausla- · ter; Mr. .and �- 9Jiarlea Tyree, · . . RuUand, a daulbtei. · · . , ·• LIGH'.l'· ftADING. . . NEW Yi)ftl: Uft � Stocb open-, ed IrrelUlirb' ·� In co�-,ed • -li.abt tradina· I l �__ ·�' .,. . ffi e "tin ' ill For nlist ,<.-L>aJ(y d eport, 0., u el, Po uha ., M OISHt NI I ol �'Ull fl ' Earli rO io •, L Notice LI L NOTIC Barbara Mae Wh tloc a Clar ce A am , her �t Fri , Pl intiH, or, Vs dward W itlock, Defe d C arl MlU1, Ohi. a ea w pea ed b111f r -est i11het1 ud tor , In I the -?$. state TLA FU ITU I· le Commissioner in and , rro m cember, walked aw h or ob In t penitentiary nig . house Mon I, t OTIC� To·· JULY B ID . 6 yl. cream omatic .11. yo. try/ andt, 7-10-3! ' 3. 9 P r N. PAYME T • m Society e.ak SSION lhci 11 Hi wit :q�. i'MG ford 13 west, Se Ion 35, Town 4 1 est, Orange .JOR CO D-,S? ,I an 10. r·ar •­ Wanhlp ' ' Ill 1e. Ukt o. Mal\Uarln t J. BflloncJ lo \II ell11m1 H. 1'11h,C1 ... • • In Co rt H. Pena t Ian ,o.CtoH to 2'. Cord troll\ candlenut bark 25. Pet.er - "· Pl t4 out "' !�1"!'14 tll't been Ill Ua,.d, , Mlnod mat1rlll · e, f.ct Ila er1u1 Ru land, a d ex- • In II C manner. " use .. .... .... l j ,, A D,lA,LE.Jt 11,.,,., PLUMllfrfG 1rMI I I •!1'1.'. I�� I'll S. -19, Its Poi m. lo • I T N UlA. DIii: • ' ' a "" Pa &, �9 uifcle" Su� _1· Co. Middle I\ ,1 ....... La , ' FU N ' ' ... TU E . . .. T �__ ·�' .,. . ffi e "tin ' ill For nlist ,<.-L>aJ(y d eport, 0., u el, Po uha ., M OISHt NI I ol �'Ull fl ' Earli rO io •, L Notice LI L NOTIC Barbara Mae Wh tloc a Clar ce A am , her �t Fri , Pl intiH, or, Vs dward W itlock, Defe d C arl MlU1, Ohi. a ea w pea ed b111f r -est i11het1 ud tor , In I the -?$. state TLA FU ITU I· le Commissioner in and , rro m cember, walked aw h or ob In t penitentiary nig . house Mon I, t OTIC� To·· JULY B ID . 6 yl. cream omatic .11. yo. try/ andt, 7-10-3! ' 3. 9 P r N. PAYME T • m Society e.ak SSION lhci 11 Hi wit :q�. i'MG ford 13 west, Se Ion 35, Town 4 1 est, Orange .JOR CO D-,S? ,I an 10. r·ar •­ Wanhlp ' ' Ill 1e. Ukt o. Mal\Uarln t J. BflloncJ lo \II ell11m1 H. 1'11h,C1 ... • • In Co rt H. Pena t Ian ,o.CtoH to 2'. Cord troll\ candlenut bark 25. Pet.er - "· Pl t4 out "' !�1"!'14 tll't been Ill Ua,.d, , Mlnod mat1rlll · e, f.ct Ila er1u1 Ru land, a d ex- • In II C manner. " use .. .... .... l j ,, A D,lA,LE.Jt 11,.,,., PLUMllfrfG 1rMI I I •!1'1.'. I�� I'll S. -19, Its Poi m. lo • I T N UlA. DIii: • ' ' a "" Pa &, �9 uifcle" Su� _1· Co. Middle I\ ,1 ....... La , ' FU N ' ' ... TU E . . .. T �Grid Staffs Ready For Football BERI.JN, UPI-Gustav (Bubi) Schoh: of Germany, European midd1ewei1bt champion, baa sign. ed to fi1,ht Joey Giardello o f PblladelphJa I n a l�round bout a t the Milwaukee Arena i n Novem . ber. .... <:I BOY'S BLACK TENNIS II d, d � � D SH OES $1.99 pr. • Size I I to 6 � 1 ' Roush' s Shoe Store Middleport, Ohio I I 3 Ro� ,n ,; New F u rn itu re � 0 � C I • $299 ONLY 't l I .f I MASON FUP.Nl'fURE CO. , ' ' ' ( • f I VISIT t ii I f I I J I I AMERICAN UAGUE New York. 47 33 -� Ctucago 47 37 .MO 2 Cleveland 4� 36 .MB 2 'f.i 47 41 .� 4 18altimure 40 40 ..WO 7 �troit Wuhmgton 39 4-l .488 8 Brn•lon 33 49 .402 1 5 Kansas City 30 5.l .370 17 ½ Monday Nlght'1o Rnult1o New York 9 Cleveland 2 Chlus,o t ao,ton 1 K1n1H City 5 Balfimort 1 Tuffd1y'1 Probebla Pltchtrt New York at Cleveland (nleht)­ Co.ttff (9- 1 ) v1 Perry (10,.4). Wuhl nuton ■I Detroit (nl9ht) _ R•mo1 (5-10) n Mo1tl (M). Bo1ton at Chlc ■■o !nlght)--Man­ bouquette (9·/J n Pl■rce (7-5). B1ltlmon at K1n1H City (nl9ht) -E1trad1 (9-5) v1 Diley 1 1 2-5). W.clnHcl■y'1 G•m" W11h in1ton •t D.trolt Bolton at Chic190, night B■ltlrnore •• Kan, .. C ity, n lvht New York ■t Cleveland, "lthl I W, L. Pct. GB f'or the [kds 011.:k Werry had two smgleil and Keith Ph,1J111 a single while J. Conde and S . fin­ Jaw, buth walked twice . Cards ;&02 36- 1 5 t I I Heels 101 02� 4 J o Spencer /WP), Diddle /5) and Diddle, sr,cncer 15 ) K. Phahn (Ll'), S. Fmlaw (JJ and Hysell. ------ Kyger Ganie• To lle Pla y ed Toni�h• All thrn pme, of the K ner Crffk LlttJe LHgue tourn•ment first round were r■ lned out l,ut evening. The 11me r.ch•dul• will be carried out tonlgi-it with I dedi­ c:etlon cuemony of • n.-w r• fruhm.nt1 •••nd taking place 1t .S:45 p. m., OVEC EmployH Club offlcl1l1 Hid. I ----·-- HOLDING SOX UP • • • • By Alan Mav• This season will present a bre.ak m tradition to this part of this old­ t!St league in Ohio. The time-worn Thank&giving Day game between l'omeroy and Middlepurt will be played October 14. 6:45 7:00 9:00 1:30 10:00 I • For Low Prices, Easy Terms On * * * I ,! 1 ' '' Seat Cav,ra Shacks Mu fflers * --� Batteries Tires Tailpipes Auto Acc1ssorie1 I Nationals Plan Expansion Into IO-Team League o/ ,,,.,,,i.., ...,, r.. """'°"' o/ •w .,. 0 J1,. H_ ...., ._,, llwl, ca 11op-. 10 d1l1a■,..• , :•• ··• : .:, '· ·•�. .L, ' ' ' 1', ... ,1, �I - ' " .:+ ,• : uA n. o r; :� :, •· .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.1·1'1'0 ,:,:QVY-DRY s1,,, ltcll-Orlu 111,1111 ltl "' Ut Al YOUl DIUGGISI m-DRf ltdll ■ IVY-IIIW cru m super on I E. M. BURTON Box 10I Mlddlepert, Ohio Phone wv-2.2092 ae,..r1 �.00, ' 'JM'Tlii!,,e ·sloo� io:op thpltftll.:: 11 Vt.ehjsday 1:00 1: 11 1:Gt 10:00 J0:30 8·6o N•"! Caplahl Kaa,Cantoon '111eater December Bride Video Vil!age l'f/Uljf\ 1' 1,1£U DaiJ y A ' ' (MDnd•y • Prlday) �• On ( {(µest' Star J'l:l!iws !IJID \ 9:02 B�•ll Party 8:BO Neft e,!ll B,re,kl..l Party lD:O(t 10: & l 10: 0 10:'2: 10:Jll 11 :00 U,02 Coffee Time Swap Shop NeWa Ht1adllne■ Xatnin1 Devottohr Rallto liYJDJW N""1 Hea41tn�, Codlltry ll'eo' Down · 11:28 Fum TUm, U,80 Radn, JubU� 11:00 N� Newi° ·'· ___ 'u.Y hYoE • • • • • DriN in I• thin •n hour and it'1 1uorontttd waahahlt'. Sa MIY to apply! Velvet-.rich flinilh ln·your choice of lovoly colon. CLINTON FISHER COMPANY s.les PAINT 5;1nkt Plloae, �.Z-ffll 8. SffliMI AYe, lllltldlepon 1, , ·, �x · ""-'w l, tt,4l' ,-.-!ft,- "f � - ,.,5'1 "'I r EXP�IONS -"Tj\e cr�\,r, o� "\9J/AI, i'i· = EARTH QUAKl!jG Etna, in Sicily, erupts in� a mµshroom•sbaped cloud �bov.., . ·, to fl�� . I e c'hec,..ni! weJ: the twin steeples of a chµrch,. E><per•• 1·, i,"f' ,1'71 1 ,, ;.'f,fi. • \ ' � '' out if.a flow of red-hot lava was immlne11.t. i:to l:op S.30 1�00 , l:15 f:30 9:00 . 1'30 1:00 S:15 8:20 1:30 f:00 '1:SO 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 1 1 :00 11:10 :1:15 Lovt of Lj,fe Sea«) � fyJII TIie lf:" · H� o{ t� As the \Votld . Full Circle llouoe ParlJ 111,e MWton11re 'l'Jul. Verdict la Youn �, Bri4,fer Da) , -·lfl Seqet Stqrm Edee ol N!lhl The Three Stoo1ea Tbe' LIi-�e oI RIIey·• Arthut · .J Smit�e,n A Look .at the Weather !ule 'ltivlin Sbe:w Amos 'n' Anr' Hi&hway Patrol Reclr:oJ1in,1 Men Into Space ire-': ·:I! . o . 1 . �� , ,11> . ' . tt.�· _' ' ,' . (l A I 1'""V1',,\" , ' 'f!l!DI , Tb: DICK By AL CAPP NO. D<X.!! NO!!­ DAtSY MAE HAIN' T GOT MUG< CF A usa, 10 rr."t- OH i CXX, "iO' MANI.ACBE Sl!NS!IN,.E.!/- FAC E - WT. AH IS I �::' n�!(, LOOK, M- >N l!)CTRA FIFTY l!IJCJ<S--IF "11'U. FINl5H"f1JA1'° . Olf- . .,, I ' I, Brings You The -. , Up To The I M·i nute : '. MQSOn . J 'fF•��;, l E;ve1>1"" • ' �AL...�n) r you IZ :30 .Just Fo. l;O(k. News Headlinffl ' l ;O, ' · '' 1,1 1 :8') W,You, h l;SGC Jy ' 2 :00', Cal bi 'on pt.'" Pl1:11,ant 3:00 · News Headlines S:02 M�� G� J\I\Und · 3:,30:" . NJW!' 3:33 Music Go Round t:00 Newa Headlinet 4,0� Music Go Round Local NtWB .f, ,:n Music Go Round 5:00 e..·sebal1 Scores 5:05 Mu'sic Go Round 5:3() Ne� H�Un�• 5;3) Muatc Go lloJII14 p 5:46 Coillple!e New1 ,R,, J'lt und 6:00 Crow's Sled Sou of·iJ1;•· 80'1 6:30 Ne• Builline1,. [nlerlude 68:H 7:� ij8W1 HN.411he1 : 7:0S EveninC Inttrlud.e 7:30 New, Headlln'es ', • ,• I ,. -- ------ 1·. �-UJ?fatl �II-'&,· , , I CONTENT WITH 'HIS CAT'tLE - Senator Lynaon B. Johnson looks over the cattle on his J9��on Ci\Y,, ra as he catches up o n some rest followmt his 11omma'\l,m as vice presidential ca-ndidate at the Democratic convention. ' ' ' 0 .. Co,unty· NEWS Datlv ' 1 n111,s ..., ', '· ,J�J, ; ;. · · ' � ' 10 ' 4M.· . M. A ft ... , I .,. . \� ·· �� · �, . · The 1960 "Champ of Champions" in fast rock and roll d ,mclng were SJ,irley and Darryl Duian. both of Rutland. Albert iBryant ol Middle• I port won the old fashioned water melon eating eOlltest and wae Pt��nted another ·water melon as hit p'rize. Soi,.ny Lemley and 'l'fr:i'Y Hy, ·aeJf Of ·Potti-erof 'iir'o n the cake W'@lk. · · I ' ' · '·, · · Rllt WI�� ,�l'. . . [.ONJioN u1I _ Actc¥\ Rex l11rr110li Wlet · New . York COmedlln TaJlll"'7 Qrimea · when all� •�Ve� ' �..J at Lo�d,on' Ajrporj Monday "f� a IUIII, : I Wtflk bf ie'eini tonaon pliys," Grjro, ea tiµd ney,J"smen ''we�arti� t:1 I ", · eJ1gJ1i'4 '.ol'- an)'.th�e like \ · I Ji•�P d,at�� to, anfptr q ,. 1•'1' .• -.._,. t ' o'.s · �=,�� . . . n,i , .. . �!!!!!!•� 'r �'ai.::-': . ; s·.·o I , I p�- , ,-:-' 'i:31 SUndoW,,. SeNnade . Sign : oq ______�� � 6 00 • .7 ..• · Three candidates were selected for the "M iss"'l'i-i-.County of 1981" beauty pageant, n,ey Were Ann s rouse ancl • Charl'Otfe Smith, both r o Rutland. and France■ Pettit of Pomeroy. Three other candidates alread,t nomlnated ·are Donna Jane Alllzer, Galllpblls, and Karen Sue Oun and Lois Arnott, Racine. These girls wih be among 30 , noini_nated 10 compete for the title , currently held by Beverly Ann Cullip, Gallipolis. Chief jud:;:e of llil preliminary conte.stt le; Roger Bennett, 'Middleport. 7 .·9 - •. \ .' v �14his ....,. •• • • .,• I • l':� · h� c,�rcyHorizon 1 12:00 12:SO 12,45 1 :00 1,30 . 2:00 0..- 8:io 7:00 Netvs HeadUnet 7:02 lireakfast Party 7:!0 Piden1 Hardware Show ,:t5 Breakfast Party 8:00 New. Headlines s,112 spq�· Report 8:Ql! Bre,kf:111 -Pll't, 8:IO Newi ' 8:15 Br�ak111t Party 8:00 Newt Headline, 11:is BIGGEST VALUE EVER OFFERED . . • 1960 SMOOTH TOP MATTRESS Qnd BOXSPRING PAIR ll■it•• tl■t onlyl WOOIY'. �1her 1�•� ll:15 Si>orts Report 1 1 .20 Late Show •I 1:58 HOW PLIASANT ANO SIi MOTORING CAN Ill l u t i• x W o l l P o i n t ·.t ;. POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY , ' 1M· -· :•:•. • :•,:l-�J.t&J.AC..:•c : : ::: : • . . :•: •.'•:•: :::i: :: :, KEM - TO N E \ See uour local authorized. Che!Jr.olel �, = -·-·-· · ''"·:, ' N · =·=, · o ·=,= = ·=,= s = =· · = 1 =l:::·=·,a, 'p t: =° · ·., . ,, :,t,,�;::\:\i,:, S U PER WORTH MORE BECAUSE ntEY WORK MOREi C!JlVROl(T,'IIIJRDl:BILTTRUCKS t POMERO Y, OHIO , Quiet Dra� ltf�n• lfu,ie in the RouQd, , The .nD� 1'ht..ckr.9We:therca"1 ueww pt(!tUr,, Duntley Brtnklu Report 'Manhunt W111on Tn\n Price Is RlJbt Happy ' Tat> This Is Your Lif• Tombltone TerrllOJ'f Ne"' Budllnu WHtbere11t The J�t Paar IDlofl Sim Off ' ••i6 Tho 1:18 """" !11.ilnll . . ', . :Up of lllR!it l:OI 1:30 Life ol ' Me, '" . · 1:00 � J, !iiltb M_, I:� A LoQll at "ihe W'e'illilr 1:20 Jute Rivlin Show 1:30 Amoa 'n' AndJ ,. '1:00 Steve Donav•n 7·30 Lock Up 8:00 Peck's ]lad Girl · ·' _ · Jlany J., ve, ,not,y (!Olli I.SO 1:op Tl&btrope · t 9:30 The Co�edY, _ own • lfh iif ;r: Diit&no1 / 11:00 ,u O'e1bcx: Ne !fl_ 1 1 : 10 A Look ·• the, �p,t� � . 1 1 : 15 theater 1 . 11:15 Theater 13 ,,111 I . HE'LL l'Q!Nf I DON'T l f.., €D1T'16 HATE TO • YJ ,; Movie ...., Your Euo Reporter 1 1 :30 I Married Jo,n '2:00 Rt>iUeaa Gun t2:�0 line That Bob 1 :00 About Facea 1 · SO Medic 2:q() Day In Court 2:30 Gale Storm Show S:00 Beat the Cloc;t 3: 80 WM Do Yau 'ttust t:00 Amerlcln Bllldstind 5:!0 lly Friend FU<ta ... Beat t;OO San )'rnfflt' d·,O Your t:llro tteR0"4' G:40 Weatb.er��ner JOMr n.1r N,wa 7:00 Fp,q: J1,11t l(ep '7:80 . Music for a Summer Nliht 8:;l'l Oz:ii;ie . and Harriet 9:1)<, Wajaesdq Niabt ·Flpta 9:U Sports Parade 10:00 Hawa iian Eye Rocky and Hls Friends tiian li'ranelst.-o Belt Your ZUo BelMIIWeather· Teller John 'l'tly i'ftwt Honeymooners Sugarloot Wyatt Earp Th) lWleman Colt .'5 Ak!oa Pre1ent1 Channel 8 Open House Scanning the Weather Sport, •Report L:i.te Show The Newt Tonigbt Seannin1 the Weatber Spo,.;, TBA t:GP 24 Hour Free Eme�gency Road Sen-i,ce, $5000. Guaranteed Bail Bond Prolection. 1 $1000 • $10,000 Personal A.eel• dent Insurance Protection. "'Complete Travel lnfonnatlon & Routlna: Servifce. ft.ecommcnded Hotel, Mot.cl and Restauranl8. Latests M..J),11 Showing CoMlruo- . INKS RED WING PACT tion and Speed Trap areas. DETROIT UPI-Goalie Dennis t 10,000 Members In Southern Ohl• -.. ggln. who replaced ailing Terry I 600,000 members in Ohio Sawchuk for nine games last sea­ eon, has signed his 1960-61 con- , 7,000,000 members nationally _ _ tract with the Detroil Red �ings. .. . . . SAY: IT PAYS TO BEWNG WrUe or Phon. ' . -Id', "'°" ◄ •r11 ..-., .r.. to J11 ,.a.. 1o 11w p//o,,, . ---- Sip On Today Katie Doorian Show Topptr Dough Re Mi Chbnnel 1 � Y!l�da, GOING PLACES? GO � •· i t h j u s I I cual o l Chevy ride, n1.._ all right, tabo good eue of Ira� ta.rROIII, But that'• no1 even the holf of It. Tonlon"P'i•I ,wperi,i._, al,o -.. lonp life lo, the b'uck, mini lhoulu,d, of worldria mile,, - the "'- mm[ and body oamponenb tab Jo. al a Mll.ttJit. You 0111 nm oif.the-n)ad ar .,... book trail, at ,_ sale spoed,. tuoo pt In men trip, • day, make m°" money. ,_ .,_ .,. u true of the bJ1 Chevrolet heo'YMlllbb u they .,. of the plda,po, moclol )'OIi ...... Get .... .,; )'Ola' job elllcimt. )'OU'w 11<>1 the - _.... way to haul ony load ,,_ ..y rood. Your deoler will he happy to &WOW that hte:nent IDJ day ,OU ay, L aI III � .1:JO 11:48 7:00 '1:SO 9 :30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 tl :00 l l �l(l 1 l :U I :'!O 1111111/l'I WHT�.TV ..C�C!�n•I : 1:,·_ BEC KY'S ORAB ROOMS BECOME BEAUTIFUL NEW ROOMS a,_, l ASST. SIZES HALF-EXTRA SIZES PRISINT PDR BUST LONDON UPI -The National Foundation pre■enled the u. S. Embassy here with a bu11t of PreaJ. dent Franklin D . Roosevelt Mon­ day, Tho buat, by Amerkan seulp. tor Amatei1, w11 preM1nted to Am­ bauador John Hay Wltney by Basll O'Conner. prea1dent of the founda- pl&UJJ ,.. ,.. ,au, '80 FluuiM . :::r •:111 eJi"--Teachers Workshop l:sb Romper Room $1 .00 0FF COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES ..,,,,_ l#,d of rood - along. ond maM1 about 250 ,,,,,,. a Jav d.­ loowo to 1,qi,. for M,. U,,.,.,,, Mwoula. Monlono. H-, H,,,._. -WIii, mv � 1n1c1:,• Mr. H.,_, load ,.,,.. cracled """"'· ·1 ogg,. <;orga damag• olWllj/l cu, into mg � Bui tb. """ CMIJII ,Umlnated oomplet,ly. I ,.,,_,, /tad IMI - CIOCled •BB ..,,. ..� ....., truck 11 /tad .,,, to ' • 1o11 ""II dl/ficulli/, , , , I didn't k""'° • Ind oOllld ritJ,, ,0 ...... , Prlse lt .ruibt . Conr:enlt1tfon Movietime Lorett11 Young Theattr Young D,r... ,Ulone From Tb� Rao., a:omqt,,,J\liayhO\IN Ad,.�o .. T',.. 5:00 St.....i.o1\ BW S:ltl tl:00 .,. l'lmnel 8 - W11baesclin I /::� �.!:;;• -- B ETTER DRESSES BAKER and SEYfRIED your LENNOX dealer Not � single cracked egg since Chevy took over the route 1 1 :20 U:00 -ai:a, lc,11 11 :20 LADIES' I •w roo 1 1 :00 1 1 :30 l : 10 2:30 3:00 s 30 . 4:00 4:30 WCHS.TV C,,unnel 8 - 11: 15 - - --- � LD5E 5(}8qR1eeR-, ! Channel 8-l uesdo, 1'·.'!� 4:00 ,.merlciD Br.ruttWMt NATIONAL L•AGU! TMI Comedy Pj�f� '\l'f" AdventlJl'e 'ffiftel' si.ambjjal !10\ W"1)dy Wood��kor Music In the Rbpnq Jim 'nlAcker Shq� Weat.bercatt ' New, Pl/;IJ/1'• HunUey ,Brlnkley RePort Cannonball IAl'lmHI All)flrlcan Gas Playhouse Riehard Diamond Arthur M urray Party 11 &quad PHH Slivers Show News Weathcrcast Jack Pall' Show Sign Oti 5:30 1:00 1:80 G:40 8:45 7:00 7:30 8,311 1:00 8:3l) .lO:(IJ' 10:SO 11:10 . 1 Oaffli,I 3 - WedntlSda\ ' SERVICE CENTER AN N EX I t,OO C : 30 1 :00 5:30 8:00 8!15 tl:25 6:30 6:45 T ·"O 'l' : l!M,f 8.30 D:00 19:80 {0:00 10:30 1 1 :00 11 : 10 1 1 : UI, 1 :00 With a scant 3 1 days remaining before Southeastern Ohio prep football players pul on pads and cleats for the 1960 �rid season, August �9, eac� of (he eight Class AA compel• mg schools are outfitted wlth complete coaching staffs ex­ cept Middleport. The Yellow lackets need an assistant to help Head Coach John Thompson as he begins his fourth year. .J - - • 0:io Plly Your Huncl: l 'l;OO Truth or COn,equencu 1·••30 rt Cou 4 Ba Y 1,1,1 1 Mid 1) t Newt I Channel'�Tue1dai '-Daily Sontlnel, Pomeroy-MMdleport, 0., July 19, 1060 W. L. Pct. GB Pitl!!burgh 51 33 .607 47 34 .5B0 2 1/-..i Miilwaukee B� any figuring, too, Slobart's 45 39 .MB 6 St. Louis Biue Devils must figure as con­ 43 39 .�24 7 I Los Angelc11 LAUNC H HOUSING PROGRAM 4 1 40 .506 8 11.i tcndcn1 for the title. Blessed with San Franci11co .nr- OU I Jo � n -- Hal. PN• 111 38 44 .463 12 WASHJ NC:Tr) N UPI _ Thr ;10\1, Cinci nnati 34 50 .450 . Ji ernme/11 lau ndwLI a s:w m i l l ion Philadelphia 30 50 .37� 19 progr11 m Monday !OJ hu1 l'1 IIIOl"f' ChiC'.lCO I hou�ln g for OJld(• r prrsons in the Mond•y'& Retulh No ..m.,, M"hffulitd inromr bral"kct" • "lower middle Tuelday't Probable Pitcher, '.ilit ,J, l n i M (; llilniel named and I '1 AS,J \" , W . \' .A ' Chlcato •f Cinc innati {nl9ht)fornia and ll.lwail hus1111:ss111.in, lo direct i l . Hobble (1, 1 1 1 ,,, O'Toole (7-1) or N•wcombe 13--6) , CHICAGO UPI-The National St. Loul, ■ t MllwaukN (nl9ht)­ U!ague is going ahead with plans Gibl0n 0 -2) "' Buhl (9-3), Plthbur1h ■t Los AngelN ( night ) for expansion to 1 0 teams des­ pite a warning by the Continental H■ddhc !6-5) vt DryMl•I• {7-10). PhU•delphl• ■t S■n Fr•nci1(0 League that such a move would (night) - Buahardt (4-5) vs Mlrl• lead to "economic disaster." President Warren Gile• of the ch■I 10.01, National League announced Mon­ Witdne1day'1 G•me• day ofter a day-long meeting that Phll•delphl• at San Fr•nclsco the owners voted unanimously to C h icago at Clnclnn1t1: night expand to 10 clubs ir the Conti­ St. Loul, at Mllwauk.., night nental League faib to get oil the Plthbur9h at Lot AnpiH, nltflt ground. tommittee wll! A four-man PHON E WY-2-2848 POMEROY, 01110 BRAVES SIGN ROOKI! wlth "forthwith" meet to formed MILWAUKEE, Wl1. UPI-Lefl­ American League orficlals and handed pitcher Jim Flynn, a so• President Branch Rickey of Uni\lersity of with phomnre at the Continental League to "ex­ the Toledo , has signed wlth the Mil­ wau kee Brevet. Flynn, a native pedite prompt expansion ." S.t No O..dlln• of Whitehou!e, Ohio, w ill report the N1Uonal League essence, In to the Braves' JacksQn,vllle farru w1s ready to tell the fledgling d u b of the ClaH A South Atlan­ Continental loop: "If you can't tic League next aeason. get going on this matter of ex­ pansion, we'll take Jt over." Allhou&b Giles streaaed no dead Hae had b�n 1et, bueball men _, agreed It could be next aeason, The ffiO!l llkely expansion ar­ rangement appeared to be the ad­ NEW and USED dition of New York and Houston to the Nation11I Leacue, with Min­ neaepol ls-St. Paul and either To­ ronto or a �cond Los Angele1 lc11m Joining the Amcric11n Lea­ aue. The American League hH gone Phone WY•2•3794 on record r11Yorl11g expansion but WE FI NANCE --- WE INS1'ALL has s11Jd it could not proceed un­ POMEROY, OHIO less the NL did li kewise. s l By United PrHl lnt1rnatlon•I Racine Cardinals Little Leaguers but the Pomeory Red, last even­ in g l :k paced by Dave Spencer's Lriple and lwo iungles, Darrell I Wolfe's duuble a mJ two singles, Jnn Duidle's three singleH, John McCllntock'i. homer and smgle, and a homer by J.ick Bostic. Wa rs I Only Middleport Lacks Assistant; Season Starts One Week Earlier Now Sl'ANDINGS Cards Win 15·4 Over Reds In Little League SIGN FOR BOUT [ WSAZ.TV Channel 3 PIANVTI Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 19; 1960-5 ' ; '- - -�-�---·· • ---·· ., , '·" , ' S E !; ?--­ YOU M I SSED ce.,..... ..e--,oo • , • • �Grid Staffs Ready For Football BERI.JN, UPI-Gustav (Bubi) Schoh: of Germany, European midd1ewei1bt champion, baa sign. ed to fi1,ht Joey Giardello o f PblladelphJa I n a l�round bout a t the Milwaukee Arena i n Novem . ber. .... <:I BOY'S BLACK TENNIS II d, d � � D SH OES $1.99 pr. • Size I I to 6 � 1 ' Roush' s Shoe Store Middleport, Ohio I I 3 Ro� ,n ,; New F u rn itu re � 0 � C I • $299 ONLY 't l I .f I MASON FUP.Nl'fURE CO. , ' ' ' ( • f I VISIT t ii I f I I J I I AMERICAN UAGUE New York. 47 33 -� Ctucago 47 37 .MO 2 Cleveland 4� 36 .MB 2 'f.i 47 41 .� 4 18altimure 40 40 ..WO 7 �troit Wuhmgton 39 4-l .488 8 Brn•lon 33 49 .402 1 5 Kansas City 30 5.l .370 17 ½ Monday Nlght'1o Rnult1o New York 9 Cleveland 2 Chlus,o t ao,ton 1 K1n1H City 5 Balfimort 1 Tuffd1y'1 Probebla Pltchtrt New York at Cleveland (nleht)­ Co.ttff (9- 1 ) v1 Perry (10,.4). Wuhl nuton ■I Detroit (nl9ht) _ R•mo1 (5-10) n Mo1tl (M). Bo1ton at Chlc ■■o !nlght)--Man­ bouquette (9·/J n Pl■rce (7-5). B1ltlmon at K1n1H City (nl9ht) -E1trad1 (9-5) v1 Diley 1 1 2-5). W.clnHcl■y'1 G•m" W11h in1ton •t D.trolt Bolton at Chic190, night B■ltlrnore •• Kan, .. C ity, n lvht New York ■t Cleveland, "lthl I W, L. Pct. GB f'or the [kds 011.:k Werry had two smgleil and Keith Ph,1J111 a single while J. Conde and S . fin­ Jaw, buth walked twice . Cards ;&02 36- 1 5 t I I Heels 101 02� 4 J o Spencer /WP), Diddle /5) and Diddle, sr,cncer 15 ) K. Phahn (Ll'), S. Fmlaw (JJ and Hysell. ------ Kyger Ganie• To lle Pla y ed Toni�h• All thrn pme, of the K ner Crffk LlttJe LHgue tourn•ment first round were r■ lned out l,ut evening. The 11me r.ch•dul• will be carried out tonlgi-it with I dedi­ c:etlon cuemony of • n.-w r• fruhm.nt1 •••nd taking place 1t .S:45 p. m., OVEC EmployH Club offlcl1l1 Hid. I ----·-- HOLDING SOX UP • • • • By Alan Mav• This season will present a bre.ak m tradition to this part of this old­ t!St league in Ohio. The time-worn Thank&giving Day game between l'omeroy and Middlepurt will be played October 14. 6:45 7:00 9:00 1:30 10:00 I • For Low Prices, Easy Terms On * * * I ,! 1 ' '' Seat Cav,ra Shacks Mu fflers * --� Batteries Tires Tailpipes Auto Acc1ssorie1 I Nationals Plan Expansion Into IO-Team League o/ ,,,.,,,i.., ...,, r.. """'°"' o/ •w .,. 0 J1,. H_ ...., ._,, llwl, ca 11op-. 10 d1l1a■,..• , :•• ··• : .:, '· ·•�. .L, ' ' ' 1', ... ,1, �I - ' " .:+ ,• : uA n. o r; :� :, •· .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.1·1'1'0 ,:,:QVY-DRY s1,,, ltcll-Orlu 111,1111 ltl "' Ut Al YOUl DIUGGISI m-DRf ltdll ■ IVY-IIIW cru m super on I E. M. BURTON Box 10I Mlddlepert, Ohio Phone wv-2.2092 ae,..r1 �.00, ' 'JM'Tlii!,,e ·sloo� io:op thpltftll.:: 11 Vt.ehjsday 1:00 1: 11 1:Gt 10:00 J0:30 8·6o N•"! Caplahl Kaa,Cantoon '111eater December Bride Video Vil!age l'f/Uljf\ 1' 1,1£U DaiJ y A ' ' (MDnd•y • Prlday) �• On ( {(µest' Star J'l:l!iws !IJID \ 9:02 B�•ll Party 8:BO Neft e,!ll B,re,kl..l Party lD:O(t 10: & l 10: 0 10:'2: 10:Jll 11 :00 U,02 Coffee Time Swap Shop NeWa Ht1adllne■ Xatnin1 Devottohr Rallto liYJDJW N""1 Hea41tn�, Codlltry ll'eo' Down · 11:28 Fum TUm, U,80 Radn, JubU� 11:00 N� Newi° ·'· ___ 'u.Y hYoE • • • • • DriN in I• thin •n hour and it'1 1uorontttd waahahlt'. Sa MIY to apply! Velvet-.rich flinilh ln·your choice of lovoly colon. CLINTON FISHER COMPANY s.les PAINT 5;1nkt Plloae, �.Z-ffll 8. SffliMI AYe, lllltldlepon 1, , ·, �x · ""-'w l, tt,4l' ,-.-!ft,- "f � - ,.,5'1 "'I r EXP�IONS -"Tj\e cr�\,r, o� "\9J/AI, i'i· = EARTH QUAKl!jG Etna, in Sicily, erupts in� a mµshroom•sbaped cloud �bov.., . ·, to fl�� . I e c'hec,..ni! weJ: the twin steeples of a chµrch,. E><per•• 1·, i,"f' ,1'71 1 ,, ;.'f,fi. • \ ' � '' out if.a flow of red-hot lava was immlne11.t. i:to l:op S.30 1�00 , l:15 f:30 9:00 . 1'30 1:00 S:15 8:20 1:30 f:00 '1:SO 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 1 1 :00 11:10 :1:15 Lovt of Lj,fe Sea«) � fyJII TIie lf:" · H� o{ t� As the \Votld . Full Circle llouoe ParlJ 111,e MWton11re 'l'Jul. Verdict la Youn �, Bri4,fer Da) , -·lfl Seqet Stqrm Edee ol N!lhl The Three Stoo1ea Tbe' LIi-�e oI RIIey·• Arthut · .J Smit�e,n A Look .at the Weather !ule 'ltivlin Sbe:w Amos 'n' Anr' Hi&hway Patrol Reclr:oJ1in,1 Men Into Space ire-': ·:I! . o . 1 . �� , ,11> . ' . tt.�· _' ' ,' . (l A I 1'""V1',,\" , ' 'f!l!DI , Tb: DICK By AL CAPP NO. D<X.!! NO!!­ DAtSY MAE HAIN' T GOT MUG< CF A usa, 10 rr."t- OH i CXX, "iO' MANI.ACBE Sl!NS!IN,.E.!/- FAC E - WT. AH IS I �::' n�!(, LOOK, M- >N l!)CTRA FIFTY l!IJCJ<S--IF "11'U. FINl5H"f1JA1'° . Olf- . .,, I ' I, Brings You The -. , Up To The I M·i nute : '. MQSOn . J 'fF•��;, l E;ve1>1"" • ' �AL...�n) r you IZ :30 .Just Fo. l;O(k. News Headlinffl ' l ;O, ' · '' 1,1 1 :8') W,You, h l;SGC Jy ' 2 :00', Cal bi 'on pt.'" Pl1:11,ant 3:00 · News Headlines S:02 M�� G� J\I\Und · 3:,30:" . NJW!' 3:33 Music Go Round t:00 Newa Headlinet 4,0� Music Go Round Local NtWB .f, ,:n Music Go Round 5:00 e..·sebal1 Scores 5:05 Mu'sic Go Round 5:3() Ne� H�Un�• 5;3) Muatc Go lloJII14 p 5:46 Coillple!e New1 ,R,, J'lt und 6:00 Crow's Sled Sou of·iJ1;•· 80'1 6:30 Ne• Builline1,. [nlerlude 68:H 7:� ij8W1 HN.411he1 : 7:0S EveninC Inttrlud.e 7:30 New, Headlln'es ', • ,• I ,. -- ------ 1·. �-UJ?fatl �II-'&,· , , I CONTENT WITH 'HIS CAT'tLE - Senator Lynaon B. Johnson looks over the cattle on his J9��on Ci\Y,, ra as he catches up o n some rest followmt his 11omma'\l,m as vice presidential ca-ndidate at the Democratic convention. ' ' ' 0 .. Co,unty· NEWS Datlv ' 1 n111,s ..., ', '· ,J�J, ; ;. · · ' � ' 10 ' 4M.· . M. A ft ... , I .,. . \� ·· �� · �, . · The 1960 "Champ of Champions" in fast rock and roll d ,mclng were SJ,irley and Darryl Duian. both of Rutland. Albert iBryant ol Middle• I port won the old fashioned water melon eating eOlltest and wae Pt��nted another ·water melon as hit p'rize. Soi,.ny Lemley and 'l'fr:i'Y Hy, ·aeJf Of ·Potti-erof 'iir'o n the cake W'@lk. · · I ' ' · '·, · · Rllt WI�� ,�l'. . . [.ONJioN u1I _ Actc¥\ Rex l11rr110li Wlet · New . York COmedlln TaJlll"'7 Qrimea · when all� •�Ve� ' �..J at Lo�d,on' Ajrporj Monday "f� a IUIII, : I Wtflk bf ie'eini tonaon pliys," Grjro, ea tiµd ney,J"smen ''we�arti� t:1 I ", · eJ1gJ1i'4 '.ol'- an)'.th�e like \ · I Ji•�P d,at�� to, anfptr q ,. 1•'1' .• -.._,. t ' o'.s · �=,�� . . . n,i , .. . �!!!!!!•� 'r �'ai.::-': . ; s·.·o I , I p�- , ,-:-' 'i:31 SUndoW,,. SeNnade . Sign : oq ______�� � 6 00 • .7 ..• · Three candidates were selected for the "M iss"'l'i-i-.County of 1981" beauty pageant, n,ey Were Ann s rouse ancl • Charl'Otfe Smith, both r o Rutland. and France■ Pettit of Pomeroy. Three other candidates alread,t nomlnated ·are Donna Jane Alllzer, Galllpblls, and Karen Sue Oun and Lois Arnott, Racine. These girls wih be among 30 , noini_nated 10 compete for the title , currently held by Beverly Ann Cullip, Gallipolis. Chief jud:;:e of llil preliminary conte.stt le; Roger Bennett, 'Middleport. 7 .·9 - •. \ .' v �14his ....,. •• • • .,• I • l':� · h� c,�rcyHorizon 1 12:00 12:SO 12,45 1 :00 1,30 . 2:00 0..- 8:io 7:00 Netvs HeadUnet 7:02 lireakfast Party 7:!0 Piden1 Hardware Show ,:t5 Breakfast Party 8:00 New. Headlines s,112 spq�· Report 8:Ql! Bre,kf:111 -Pll't, 8:IO Newi ' 8:15 Br�ak111t Party 8:00 Newt Headline, 11:is BIGGEST VALUE EVER OFFERED . . • 1960 SMOOTH TOP MATTRESS Qnd BOXSPRING PAIR ll■it•• tl■t onlyl WOOIY'. �1her 1�•� ll:15 Si>orts Report 1 1 .20 Late Show •I 1:58 HOW PLIASANT ANO SIi MOTORING CAN Ill l u t i• x W o l l P o i n t ·.t ;. POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY , ' 1M· -· :•:•. • :•,:l-�J.t&J.AC..:•c : : ::: : • . . :•: •.'•:•: :::i: :: :, KEM - TO N E \ See uour local authorized. Che!Jr.olel �, = -·-·-· · ''"·:, ' N · =·=, · o ·=,= = ·=,= s = =· · = 1 =l:::·=·,a, 'p t: =° · ·., . ,, :,t,,�;::\:\i,:, S U PER WORTH MORE BECAUSE ntEY WORK MOREi C!JlVROl(T,'IIIJRDl:BILTTRUCKS t POMERO Y, OHIO , Quiet Dra� ltf�n• lfu,ie in the RouQd, , The .nD� 1'ht..ckr.9We:therca"1 ueww pt(!tUr,, Duntley Brtnklu Report 'Manhunt W111on Tn\n Price Is RlJbt Happy ' Tat> This Is Your Lif• Tombltone TerrllOJ'f Ne"' Budllnu WHtbere11t The J�t Paar IDlofl Sim Off ' ••i6 Tho 1:18 """" !11.ilnll . . ', . :Up of lllR!it l:OI 1:30 Life ol ' Me, '" . · 1:00 � J, !iiltb M_, I:� A LoQll at "ihe W'e'illilr 1:20 Jute Rivlin Show 1:30 Amoa 'n' AndJ ,. '1:00 Steve Donav•n 7·30 Lock Up 8:00 Peck's ]lad Girl · ·' _ · Jlany J., ve, ,not,y (!Olli I.SO 1:op Tl&btrope · t 9:30 The Co�edY, _ own • lfh iif ;r: Diit&no1 / 11:00 ,u O'e1bcx: Ne !fl_ 1 1 : 10 A Look ·• the, �p,t� � . 1 1 : 15 theater 1 . 11:15 Theater 13 ,,111 I . HE'LL l'Q!Nf I DON'T l f.., €D1T'16 HATE TO • YJ ,; Movie ...., Your Euo Reporter 1 1 :30 I Married Jo,n '2:00 Rt>iUeaa Gun t2:�0 line That Bob 1 :00 About Facea 1 · SO Medic 2:q() Day In Court 2:30 Gale Storm Show S:00 Beat the Cloc;t 3: 80 WM Do Yau 'ttust t:00 Amerlcln Bllldstind 5:!0 lly Friend FU<ta ... Beat t;OO San )'rnfflt' d·,O Your t:llro tteR0"4' G:40 Weatb.er��ner JOMr n.1r N,wa 7:00 Fp,q: J1,11t l(ep '7:80 . Music for a Summer Nliht 8:;l'l Oz:ii;ie . and Harriet 9:1)<, Wajaesdq Niabt ·Flpta 9:U Sports Parade 10:00 Hawa iian Eye Rocky and Hls Friends tiian li'ranelst.-o Belt Your ZUo BelMIIWeather· Teller John 'l'tly i'ftwt Honeymooners Sugarloot Wyatt Earp Th) lWleman Colt .'5 Ak!oa Pre1ent1 Channel 8 Open House Scanning the Weather Sport, •Report L:i.te Show The Newt Tonigbt Seannin1 the Weatber Spo,.;, TBA t:GP 24 Hour Free Eme�gency Road Sen-i,ce, $5000. Guaranteed Bail Bond Prolection. 1 $1000 • $10,000 Personal A.eel• dent Insurance Protection. "'Complete Travel lnfonnatlon & Routlna: Servifce. ft.ecommcnded Hotel, Mot.cl and Restauranl8. Latests M..J),11 Showing CoMlruo- . INKS RED WING PACT tion and Speed Trap areas. DETROIT UPI-Goalie Dennis t 10,000 Members In Southern Ohl• -.. ggln. who replaced ailing Terry I 600,000 members in Ohio Sawchuk for nine games last sea­ eon, has signed his 1960-61 con- , 7,000,000 members nationally _ _ tract with the Detroil Red �ings. .. . . . SAY: IT PAYS TO BEWNG WrUe or Phon. ' . -Id', "'°" ◄ •r11 ..-., .r.. to J11 ,.a.. 1o 11w p//o,,, . ---- Sip On Today Katie Doorian Show Topptr Dough Re Mi Chbnnel 1 � Y!l�da, GOING PLACES? GO � •· i t h j u s I I cual o l Chevy ride, n1.._ all right, tabo good eue of Ira� ta.rROIII, But that'• no1 even the holf of It. Tonlon"P'i•I ,wperi,i._, al,o -.. lonp life lo, the b'uck, mini lhoulu,d, of worldria mile,, - the "'- mm[ and body oamponenb tab Jo. al a Mll.ttJit. You 0111 nm oif.the-n)ad ar .,... book trail, at ,_ sale spoed,. tuoo pt In men trip, • day, make m°" money. ,_ .,_ .,. u true of the bJ1 Chevrolet heo'YMlllbb u they .,. of the plda,po, moclol )'OIi ...... Get .... .,; )'Ola' job elllcimt. )'OU'w 11<>1 the - _.... way to haul ony load ,,_ ..y rood. Your deoler will he happy to &WOW that hte:nent IDJ day ,OU ay, L aI III � .1:JO 11:48 7:00 '1:SO 9 :30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 tl :00 l l �l(l 1 l :U I :'!O 1111111/l'I WHT�.TV ..C�C!�n•I : 1:,·_ BEC KY'S ORAB ROOMS BECOME BEAUTIFUL NEW ROOMS a,_, l ASST. SIZES HALF-EXTRA SIZES PRISINT PDR BUST LONDON UPI -The National Foundation pre■enled the u. S. Embassy here with a bu11t of PreaJ. dent Franklin D . Roosevelt Mon­ day, Tho buat, by Amerkan seulp. tor Amatei1, w11 preM1nted to Am­ bauador John Hay Wltney by Basll O'Conner. prea1dent of the founda- pl&UJJ ,.. ,.. ,au, '80 FluuiM . :::r •:111 eJi"--Teachers Workshop l:sb Romper Room $1 .00 0FF COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES ..,,,,_ l#,d of rood - along. ond maM1 about 250 ,,,,,,. a Jav d.­ loowo to 1,qi,. for M,. U,,.,.,,, Mwoula. Monlono. H-, H,,,._. -WIii, mv � 1n1c1:,• Mr. H.,_, load ,.,,.. cracled """"'· ·1 ogg,. <;orga damag• olWllj/l cu, into mg � Bui tb. """ CMIJII ,Umlnated oomplet,ly. I ,.,,_,, /tad IMI - CIOCled •BB ..,,. ..� ....., truck 11 /tad .,,, to ' • 1o11 ""II dl/ficulli/, , , , I didn't k""'° • Ind oOllld ritJ,, ,0 ...... , Prlse lt .ruibt . Conr:enlt1tfon Movietime Lorett11 Young Theattr Young D,r... ,Ulone From Tb� Rao., a:omqt,,,J\liayhO\IN Ad,.�o .. T',.. 5:00 St.....i.o1\ BW S:ltl tl:00 .,. l'lmnel 8 - W11baesclin I /::� �.!:;;• -- B ETTER DRESSES BAKER and SEYfRIED your LENNOX dealer Not � single cracked egg since Chevy took over the route 1 1 :20 U:00 -ai:a, lc,11 11 :20 LADIES' I •w roo 1 1 :00 1 1 :30 l : 10 2:30 3:00 s 30 . 4:00 4:30 WCHS.TV C,,unnel 8 - 11: 15 - - --- � LD5E 5(}8qR1eeR-, ! Channel 8-l uesdo, 1'·.'!� 4:00 ,.merlciD Br.ruttWMt NATIONAL L•AGU! TMI Comedy Pj�f� '\l'f" AdventlJl'e 'ffiftel' si.ambjjal !10\ W"1)dy Wood��kor Music In the Rbpnq Jim 'nlAcker Shq� Weat.bercatt ' New, Pl/;IJ/1'• HunUey ,Brlnkley RePort Cannonball IAl'lmHI All)flrlcan Gas Playhouse Riehard Diamond Arthur M urray Party 11 &quad PHH Slivers Show News Weathcrcast Jack Pall' Show Sign Oti 5:30 1:00 1:80 G:40 8:45 7:00 7:30 8,311 1:00 8:3l) .lO:(IJ' 10:SO 11:10 . 1 Oaffli,I 3 - WedntlSda\ ' SERVICE CENTER AN N EX I t,OO C : 30 1 :00 5:30 8:00 8!15 tl:25 6:30 6:45 T ·"O 'l' : l!M,f 8.30 D:00 19:80 {0:00 10:30 1 1 :00 11 : 10 1 1 : UI, 1 :00 With a scant 3 1 days remaining before Southeastern Ohio prep football players pul on pads and cleats for the 1960 �rid season, August �9, eac� of (he eight Class AA compel• mg schools are outfitted wlth complete coaching staffs ex­ cept Middleport. The Yellow lackets need an assistant to help Head Coach John Thompson as he begins his fourth year. .J - - • 0:io Plly Your Huncl: l 'l;OO Truth or COn,equencu 1·••30 rt Cou 4 Ba Y 1,1,1 1 Mid 1) t Newt I Channel'�Tue1dai '-Daily Sontlnel, Pomeroy-MMdleport, 0., July 19, 1060 W. L. Pct. GB Pitl!!burgh 51 33 .607 47 34 .5B0 2 1/-..i Miilwaukee B� any figuring, too, Slobart's 45 39 .MB 6 St. Louis Biue Devils must figure as con­ 43 39 .�24 7 I Los Angelc11 LAUNC H HOUSING PROGRAM 4 1 40 .506 8 11.i tcndcn1 for the title. Blessed with San Franci11co .nr- OU I Jo � n -- Hal. PN• 111 38 44 .463 12 WASHJ NC:Tr) N UPI _ Thr ;10\1, Cinci nnati 34 50 .450 . Ji ernme/11 lau ndwLI a s:w m i l l ion Philadelphia 30 50 .37� 19 progr11 m Monday !OJ hu1 l'1 IIIOl"f' ChiC'.lCO I hou�ln g for OJld(• r prrsons in the Mond•y'& Retulh No ..m.,, M"hffulitd inromr bral"kct" • "lower middle Tuelday't Probable Pitcher, '.ilit ,J, l n i M (; llilniel named and I '1 AS,J \" , W . \' .A ' Chlcato •f Cinc innati {nl9ht)fornia and ll.lwail hus1111:ss111.in, lo direct i l . Hobble (1, 1 1 1 ,,, O'Toole (7-1) or N•wcombe 13--6) , CHICAGO UPI-The National St. Loul, ■ t MllwaukN (nl9ht)­ U!ague is going ahead with plans Gibl0n 0 -2) "' Buhl (9-3), Plthbur1h ■t Los AngelN ( night ) for expansion to 1 0 teams des­ pite a warning by the Continental H■ddhc !6-5) vt DryMl•I• {7-10). PhU•delphl• ■t S■n Fr•nci1(0 League that such a move would (night) - Buahardt (4-5) vs Mlrl• lead to "economic disaster." President Warren Gile• of the ch■I 10.01, National League announced Mon­ Witdne1day'1 G•me• day ofter a day-long meeting that Phll•delphl• at San Fr•nclsco the owners voted unanimously to C h icago at Clnclnn1t1: night expand to 10 clubs ir the Conti­ St. Loul, at Mllwauk.., night nental League faib to get oil the Plthbur9h at Lot AnpiH, nltflt ground. tommittee wll! A four-man PHON E WY-2-2848 POMEROY, 01110 BRAVES SIGN ROOKI! wlth "forthwith" meet to formed MILWAUKEE, Wl1. UPI-Lefl­ American League orficlals and handed pitcher Jim Flynn, a so• President Branch Rickey of Uni\lersity of with phomnre at the Continental League to "ex­ the Toledo , has signed wlth the Mil­ wau kee Brevet. Flynn, a native pedite prompt expansion ." S.t No O..dlln• of Whitehou!e, Ohio, w ill report the N1Uonal League essence, In to the Braves' JacksQn,vllle farru w1s ready to tell the fledgling d u b of the ClaH A South Atlan­ Continental loop: "If you can't tic League next aeason. get going on this matter of ex­ pansion, we'll take Jt over." Allhou&b Giles streaaed no dead Hae had b�n 1et, bueball men _, agreed It could be next aeason, The ffiO!l llkely expansion ar­ rangement appeared to be the ad­ NEW and USED dition of New York and Houston to the Nation11I Leacue, with Min­ neaepol ls-St. Paul and either To­ ronto or a �cond Los Angele1 lc11m Joining the Amcric11n Lea­ aue. The American League hH gone Phone WY•2•3794 on record r11Yorl11g expansion but WE FI NANCE --- WE INS1'ALL has s11Jd it could not proceed un­ POMEROY, OHIO less the NL did li kewise. s l By United PrHl lnt1rnatlon•I Racine Cardinals Little Leaguers but the Pomeory Red, last even­ in g l :k paced by Dave Spencer's Lriple and lwo iungles, Darrell I Wolfe's duuble a mJ two singles, Jnn Duidle's three singleH, John McCllntock'i. homer and smgle, and a homer by J.ick Bostic. Wa rs I Only Middleport Lacks Assistant; Season Starts One Week Earlier Now Sl'ANDINGS Cards Win 15·4 Over Reds In Little League SIGN FOR BOUT [ WSAZ.TV Channel 3 PIANVTI Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 19; 1960-5 ' ; '- - -�-�---·· • ---·· ., , '·" , ' S E !; ?--­ YOU M I SSED ce.,..... ..e--,oo • , • • �,• - • - • • • • • • • � • • • • • • . • • ---- -•- - - -- - • '" oI .. C:di 1 "s. .., .. . ,Contest Winners Chosen At Grange :Meet-ing Saturday • Mrs. Mildred Betzing, Miss Ada llosk.ins and Mrs. Helen Carper were judgt-s for lhe baking, sew­ -i n g and croch e tin g contests when .Jiemlol' k Grove Grange met Sat­ Story, 'llrday eveni ng with Leo 'Worthy master, presid ing. ll Winne rs in the hakt na contests were light rolls: Mrs. Clara Paulsen. first and Mrs. Leo Story, second: bulter cake, Mrs. Sto�. lint and Mn. Hilber Quivey, 11econd; drop cookie.s, Mn Story, first and Mrs. Emmett HJwk, serond and p0und cake Mrs. Quivey . first and Mrs. Stanford Stockton. se ('ond a nd Mrs. S!ory, third. In lhe com pamon shirt cont e st ltrs. Paulsen won first and in the croc hPting of doi l y and center­ p ier-e a nd also for the three p iece baby set, Mrs. 1', rank Clark won first Cl Cl II d d• b A •,; N ! J 1 ( I •t f, � I I I A picnic aupper honoring John Dintaman and Lewis Harns was the held Saturday ev emnlil al home of Mrs. Lena Ba rtels, Min­ ersville. I Attendini: were Mr and Mrs. Dintaman or Smithvil le ; Mr and Mrs. Roy Ueicks of Ori;ille; Geor­ ge Harris 11.nd son5, Georgie and Thomas, an(! Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ n eth Harris and sons. Kenny and I D.avid of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mr!. of Rock Cumings Durwood S prings; Mrs. Denver It.ice and son BIily, Middlf port; Mr. and Mrs. Le wis Harris, Orris Harrl11, Miss K a tie Becht a nd Mrs. Bartels all or Min ersvi l le . Mrs Q u\\'r-y home economics chairman, prese nted a program of Jok es. brain teasers and songs durin g the lecl ilre hour. Refreshm e nts were served at the close of Ill� meel in�. Ail offic ers arc requested to meet 1-'riday evening, July 22 to practic-e for ins pection which will be held Au�ust 6. f tndie, A uxiliary Met At Ir' in.ion Home The Ladles Auxiliary of Post No. 263 met at the home of Mrs Nl!lll e Winston with the pr esi­ dent, Mrs. Campbell l larp e r in <'harg e . The e\lening pray e r was given by Mrs. Edith Luckadoo. I For,est Rose , Council Holds Regular Meeting Ma.in I Y About People In Pomeroy By LUCILLI HAWKINS � � Mr and Mrs. Glen D i l l, Otho Radford and Mrs. Walter Walker spe n t the weekend with. r elatives in Brooksvil le , Ky. Mrs. Lil l ie Maines wbo accompanied them temal neti for a two weeks viMt. Mr. anr.l Mrs C. n. Warner and son Charl es of s,uit St. Marie, Mich., who h a ve bef'n th e gu ests or rela tives in the area. arc visi!ing re latives in Ch arleston and Hc1venswood hefore returning lo theu homi!. Miss Rit a Ball h a s retu rned to h e r rrnp l oyment in the offirc of Supl C . .S. Gi bbs after a two we,eks \'acation. Mr. a nd Mrs. l lerhert lJi lton and f�m 1ly \•iqtf'd ,;u,1d�y at Shade with Mr, anrl Mrs Cieori;r Fulton I J I • .( > • ' 'r To Visit Rec;ord Hop Satqrday Forest Rose Council. Daughters of Amenca, met in regular session with U l ah Swan, Councilor, presiding and a good attenda nct-. Ve lma Cassidy, Mildred Headley, Effi e Torrence and Arvilla Frecke r were reported sick. The Audit Report was read and a cce pted. P l ans we re made for an ice cre a m social for Jul y 29th. The following officers were instal l ed by Deputy lhla Fae Kim es: C. Ruth Oxley; A.C. Graee Kuhn: V.C. Darl ene S,taats: A.V.C. Juanita Henderson : �ond. Shirl e y Ba l ser: War. Ara My ers; Treas. Edith Betzing; F.S. Mabel Hobste­ \t('r: R.S. Leona ll e nsl('y; A.R.S. Ph)'l l is nowc1n : O. S. R,,selyn Tay. ]or: J P C. Ulah Swa n ; A.J.P.C. l�lhcl Arbaugh: Trustee,, Helen Kaylor .and Gra{'l' Swan .: A Cud or Th a nks from the Dyr t-' ami l y was read. I "Th• &J:plodin.c Vole&noe1" 1>! WSAZ-W in Huntl na(on aloq with rock and roll singer Richie Co nway, plus other live entertain­ ment will be feat.ured at Saturday nl.irbt's rock a nd roll show .a nd da nce party at the Pomeroy High School Auditorium 1tanlng at 7:30. All new 1terophonic sou nd equip. ment will be used for the first thne by The Jays who will be the �f111lers of Ceremonlefl for the eveni ng. Saturday's even t will be the last 1 n the Pomeroy 1udlloriun1 for sev­ rra l weeks as the auditorium will be closed for repairs during the month o( Au;ust. Emcee, Jorda n ana tlysell ad­ vised teeuagen not to mi81i this af• 1'air which is spon■ored by the Pomeroy High School cheerlead­ er11. , Dixons Entertain Honoring Son On Sixth Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixo n entertained with I party Friday eveni11g al lhelr borne, Rock Springs Road, honori ng their son, Roger, who was six years old on Saturday. Garnes were pl,yed under the d irection of Susan Dix­ on and Debra Spe ncer and pri:r.es awarded the winners . 19, I I I Around And · About Middlepo,:t . I ai �»�e,:, The Econo mical Distance from · I I � ( l '' I l l ■ ■ ----- ------ is· a Strai ht Li1e to STARK'S PHARMACY "' °' I \ \ I · 1I I '' R E F R I G E R A T O R -- - - - - - - - I $219.95 I BAKER FU R N ITU R E '' ·, ·1 ' I !, --- · · --- - CLAII TO NIT! Tbe WUUna: Wbrten' Cius· of tbe Bnterprlao EUB Cbilr<h will meet at the b6me of Mrtl. Myrlle tone· Ind diu1hter, Ml■a Dorothy Thundl)' at 7 :30 p,, m. for their Jai,_ ineetlnc. " ' ' -- HOO,,.R ', '1'/w lMl 2-doof' ""''°" is &Is lltWI ■t y�ur lndeptndent Studebaker dea&a-'1-at big deillin' prkel. 1119 head•room, h_i p-room, dtoulder--room, I ' leg-. kiddie-room . , , 87 feet ol CUJO 1p1ce-lh■t'1-■-plentyl EYff)'• ..In(, big a l•nn The Lark Moor wagon-only .., price TOM RUE MOTc,RS, 399 s.uth Third St., M�....... "WORLD JAZZ SEIES'' . Your Stuab•k•r �ler la th• '!'•n to ••• for en ABC-"Aiwe BYSTUDBIUl{J/8 YOU� FOR ONlY Sll' r■ Bur Certlfled"-Uaed Cer, RUTLAND F U t N f T U:R l . · ftqllaH, Oblo . '. · ,tock. . JULY WAllPAPER SAU . 40% Discount ALL Mon, Tbm I Gll.-4.19 P� Gil, ' .. G A S RANGE " ' Full Sb&-July Special TllROUGH SA VB ABqUT . JULY',ii NOW! . $91.95 I . Rq. 1 39.;95 S11nroy . ' ' ,i ' . Good 1'11ee to Sbop,-PJen&y ot l\qoJIIPree Parklq-CIII Ut C� Wo Deliver Bolll Side of tile Rh:•r . (AIM:ONDITIONED FOR Y ■-,. Tltu,_■ OUR SHOPPING II 11N IMl'llint, . . .,.:-He '__,Pwchaali . .- COllD'ORT) .I ' Budget In Black FOf Current eaf II . ------- I 1 I lI Armed Robbery, Theft Charge Faces Salem Man S . For , • I F "d . I I � I I I H-orse Cave Creek I I I Stack Progress TO Be ICWed By Racine Officials v· I I ------------------�------ Promoted To Better "Jobs At Phlllip'Spori, QWer Plant M,yor E. A. Wingett, Racine, to• day invited all interested perso ns i of that .area today to Join ,ll tour : of the Phili p · Spor n Power pla n t I Thursday ahcrnu0n. 'l he mayor said he h.as acce pted a n Anv itation or A , G. Mehlma n, . Ben Spencer, �n tiquity, a n � m- plant manager, to ace pro11reae o n 1 ployee of the Me1g.s Coun_tY High- the new eoo rout high stack at the way �partment, was reStm a com - plant which is expected to cure 1 f�•�lY t�ay after a freak but all problems connected with- settl­ pam1u� accident Tuesda;r, mg of .ash on lhe Racine siiie of . Mr. Spencer wae workm1 w1th a the Otiio River. . . . hl,v:hw.Q crew felling timber along Citi e ns tn oy Jom the tour b;v. be­ the · route of the new B uban . g zthe Club Resla., urant by 12:30 J at count)' bi&hway near tbe Dean in m .. Boats ma.y be taken �cross P, Brinker place about 2 p, m. A large Lh� river al Racme, Mayor W1ngelt 1 trlmtree had been felled and in d. ming off limba, a large o ne- lll •1: -------f.. "eprun, up" st.rikini Mr. Spencer I· In the tide or bit head. eense • He wu 'rushed to Holzer Hosplt- n arr1age ,I bf the J,ltdne •Id squad suffer• Jn1 li1bt concussion and lou of A marriage lieenae w111a issued NORMAN BAXTER two front teeth. He wu kept over• J n Probate Court thii morning to WILLIAM DIAN night f� the ho•pltal but wu ex• Alfred Smith 18 laborer son of A. G. Mehlman , plant manaaer em ployment he attended U n ion peeled to be rcileased today. Mr. and Mr,'. william S�Jth, Sr., Phili p Sporn .P lant, recently an• / High School a t Cottagev ille, W . Va. at · · 1 -------Y' · M.l.ddleport, and sue Ann e■uger, of four Philip 11ened two )'ears i n the U. S. Army 17, daughter or Mr. _ and Mn� M Ar- nouneed promotion posltlons of I nfantry. He. is a member of the to employees orn S p vln l ·Yeauger, Cheshire, Route' 2. , un it foremen. These promotions V. t'. W., is married, baa two chil· ue y uUf§eme o .In were made to increase the force dren a nd resides i n Pomeroy . · SheriU obert Hartenbach held f. Norman J . ..Baxter, from equi pHOSPITAL i n prep aration for the new u nit 5 , Glf;NEIRAL MEIGS the of 1tep1 the a pU:blic ale -,p operat,or to u nit' foreman. ment Admitted: Gladys Smith, Porn• operation. They are: eourt bowe at 10 a. m. today of ftTSt employed at S porn in was e H equip. from , n Dea R. Porn• William Russell, Robert ■. r M eroy; of .real utate J nvolved. in the suit . Pul- ero)'; Golda Barnhart, Middle- men t operator to u nil foreman. He 1951 as a l aborer and later became , L Mary veuus E. F. Michael •port· Euniffl -Morrl1, Reedsville; wa1 Cirst employed at Sporn as a I coal bahdler. He was promoted to � JtnJ. J>.omerqy; . Tom coal ha ndler In 19151, later ·became uxiliary , equipm·ent operator in Tbot PfOperly wu purchased by Nan�y Arnold, o erator · 11r. •�•el, the only bidder, on Wells, Harritonville; Brl»ld•i' In• auxiliary equipment operator i,n Augu&t 19:lil to equipment p Olive ded n atte n He 191\3. August I OJl:ef• . equipment to , promoted was his bld of · fl�1;.SI. t"'o-Utlrda or &r·a m, Poou�roy . " h Sch9"l at Tu.I'!'"'' lUi, e o Qfi!IC' \o u, P)" vl tor !9158. J� In N0110, -♦ Dl1miloed, tbe"ajprmt<i V&lUO. 1 " •. ' ""•'';'"'! r-, ..,.;c. ' ,,I ,, , •I . ' i;. nt II I .pi; Mayor Disposes Of Five Cases I or: ------ I I Boy Scouts Swarm Outdoors In GreateEt Of All Expositions _f, · •. , Vendors Advised I To File Returns By July 31st TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Middle port emergency-resSuit for judgment on a cogno\'il note in lhe amount of $003.IO and i cue squad was called 11t 12:30 a. interest has bee n filed in Com- m. today to Zus pan Hollow when mon Pleas court by Emmett and l\lrs. Goldie Barnhart suffered a Doy l e Shu l er, dba as The Shuler possible heart aliment. She was Construction Co.. ver sus Cole n:moved to Meiga General Hos pital . Trent dba t:;. & E. Coal Co. I •·f , Is Li Issued By Court I Judgemenl On Nole Sought In Action FellS SpeDCCf In Timbef WOfk I CHICAGO UPI - Agentl of Vice Pr••s1dcnt Richard M. Nixon t.'Ount­ cd no more than 50 Republican Na­ llon a l Convention votes outside New York today for Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. Un l ess there i.11 a drastic change in the outlook or unless there has been a drastic breakdow n in I Nixon's mtelligen ce aetiYities, the New York governo r &till poaes no th.re11t to the vice president's bid CLYDE KIRK LAND _ _ _ _ ____ _ ____ for t 'le GOP preside ntial nomination. The winner will need 666 vot es at th e Re publica n con ven tion opening here nut Monday. U J-i.odefeller received all 96 of :-Jew York's votes, the Nixon cam p still would con cede him leas than 150 on the lint ballot A Nixon headquarters began One 0£ two armeri men who bou nd and robbed three Burlin�- l unc:tioning todo in the Shera­ h.am women in June, 195'7, is on ton-B lackstone Hotel across the h is way ba ck to Meigs County to s tree t from the con ventic> n head­ answer to an indictment re turn- q uarte ;s in the Conrad Hilton ed by a Meig s County grand jury Hotel. The boss is Leonard W. or the cha r�ing armed robbe ry ancl theft Hall, former r:hainna n GOP National Committee .and of a shot gun and a car. De puty Sheriff Howard Frank now N ixon 's cattlpaign manager. Hall already has assigned such is in Mansfield today to bring Daniel James Leyman, Salem, old pros .as Meade Aleorn of Con­ here for hearing. He w a s re le ased ncclicut, a nother former r.ational from the Mansfi el d R eformatory chairman, and Ray Bliss, Ohio sta.te chairman, as agents• to deal today. Leytpan, with Audrey Lane Ste- w.1th state_ delegations on a re, vens, esca ped from the Mansfi el d g 1onal basis. On the aHum ption lhat Rocke­ Reform11tory in June. 1957, and eller means it when he say■ he f made their way to Meigs County. At Burlingham they en tered _the , is, 111:1availabll: Jo� . the \dee prai. u • home of Mrs . Lora Story while . de ntial nommation, speculation M rs·. Stor)', her daught e r, Ruth centered on these possibilitlet for Ellen Story and aunt, Miss Amy · second pl .i ce on a N ixon ticket: M idkif f were in Middle por1 shop. I. AmbaSiildor Henry Cabot Lodge, Sen. Thruston 8. Morton of Kenp ing. When the three wom e n return- tucky , chairman of the GOP Na­ lion a l Committl'e; Treasury See­ e d home, they were accost ed by the two men, one of whom rel�ry Hobert B. Andeno n a nd In­ threatened them with a knife and ter10r Secretary Fred Seaton. the other with a .410 gauge shot I g u n th ey had found in th e Slory home. The tied u p th e three women, cooked a meal and dres­ sed in clothes of Mrs. Stor)"s .deceased husband. They l e ft taking the Story ca r and gun. They were later ap prehended in Kansas City. I Sherill Robert Hartcnbach sa id that Stevens is also in Mansfield Seml,Annual Ohio Salee Tax R eformatory and with a hold or- return for the period from JiiDU· der against him aWd will face ill)' l , 1{160, thru June 30, l!HJO charges here on his rele ase. mu st be properly executed and filed on or before July 31, 1960, by 1111 vendof1J liet=nsed i n the Sl.ilte of Ohio. Even if no sales were made or if n o taxable· sales were made, a report Js required by law. To assist Meigs County vendors Fi\'e eases invoiving vio l a tion s of v illage ordinances were d is- in rom pleti ng their tu return, Exami ner Charles A. Rathburn posed of last night in a session or court by Pomeroy Mayor of the Division of Sales and Highwa)' Use Tax, will be in the Charles Legar. 's Office from 9 am to 4 l Auditor Two men forfeited bontls on n o � u.rsday, _July 28. Ven­ speeding charges, John J. Christ- Pm do req s u_1rmg asa11tance 1hould � mas, You ngstown a nd Jam es A. Pass ell, Peoria, IJJ., Okf'Y Haggy, bti�g th�ir records with them to Pomeroy RD and Jackie L unsford, su bsta ntiate the!r :reporL The i �uing a dellnque�t Pomeroy, were each fin e d $5 and pra�tlce notice, nollfymg a vendpr of ll1s costs for intoxication. William Willis Jr., Syracuse, !�ilure _to file his return bu been e n tered a not guilty plea to a. d1aco_ntmued. . Failure to file the retW'n lr'hen charge of drivin" whil e inloxicatdue will subject a ven4or" to the ed and was bou"nd over to the penalties provided in • Sections bond. $2,000 under jury d n gra 5739.01 to 5739,99 Jncllllive of the Revi,ed Code. I I H, t Wan t n lormat,on About NOTICE I Public Sale.Held T Sa.,�f J 1 Jke T Announce I IJ ••tl 'Freak ACCI"dent $4.29 hi. Fan.1 •1 low as On 1ny tan tn Laa lK discount. Terms U you wl1b. $6.11. Im s , 'o . . Devil U-unself I SPECIAL So111 1 0% Discount .-.y,-- Tho fomouo cloa"°' IQ lla.. )hot "W,llu on lur" :·· 'ont,• •J. $49.95 ''I it liule, I I HOUSE PAINT T-y t4lli • LIITIIN TO PICKINI' IIAll!IO IIIOW ON WM l'D c..tt 1...., W NIL n..r.'a N.tlth11' Te -1.e.n .._ W ·t1w . ' . . . ....,...,1y. Conitellcmon • .,eut" ellld'r "° 'f,hroat Slashed UlCl"de Tr y jB p • I y r1soner I OUT.S IDE Wl:I ITE � . _ _ _ buy fen MW 111411 Mn, • I •I JU LY SP ·ECIALS o.1 wett : Mt wt1ther �n;_ Talent Show Is Part Of Youth Fair July 28th. . Head'IDg Horse Show Down1e • ht Of 0n 2nd N1g . . · County Frur I - - --- - -� - - --- - -- - - FAN SPECIAL! Clyde K i rklio.nd. manager of the Ohio Pow e r C o m pany olfice, is the . new president of the Pomeroy I Chamb er of commerce . j H o;! was selected Tuesday night at a meeting held 1 11 the Drew WebHter Post Am eri 1: an Legion Hall when Frank l in ltizer was named vice prt:sidcut and Leslie Fultz, retiring preside nt, secretarytre asu,er. AC'tions tak en by the Chamber J . Jncludt'd: -A decmon to t.iblc mdefmv a al e g !���c h ��:t�� p��::;: ; h i ; �� �� e te_m pora'?' b?atd de termi n• , . ed 1111 first obJect1ve after the been ronsidered for several \\ e('k 's Youth Day will be observed at business houses . throughout the ston s aid All , 0 u' ng peo p] e mterested in bloodmobile visit July 25 to be. a ' surveys were Laken · Jt enthe annual Mei.g.s County Fair county · a nd the fair board is ex· · ' while the ta,en , s how can ge, ap p1 ,· ca- fund d · v e , goa , 1 $2 50() to b · g ed early sa_t urd;iy cl�sing. an� \'Jsa� l Aug. 17 with a record hop as part pected to pro,• ide additJonal ride lion blan ks at the Jo e-al Co-O p . lhe Chn ,t . T "h�ts a p,er ou t o'1 d'e... staym g open Friday evenings until of the program, It has been de• tickets for the rocket. r 1 s .. . Th I 9 p . m. R. L. Jacobs reported on Rev. It was announced that the drive ma)'. � in A:ugust. !he new cided at a meeti ng of the fair ment entertain ,�, 1 the subject. · , . . �� . cha pter, 1f organ11ed, will con. 'I ty pe of , directors presided over by Fred Delbert' MUls, formerly or Syra. . etc. 1· n�I, dancing, 1_ns�rume vocal, p ner m the M e.igs co unty so secboard fair , n orable fav -A Johnslo ft. , . . n program blood the on centrate Canteen Frank to j oin the vote ty , l'ri-Coun The . Leifheit. I (2) Limit or f•v� persons per Robert Olean, district Red Crosf ,JIil made an un1uccessiul �uici�e Ohio Valley Improvement A ssociawill have charge of th.e hop with annual religious s�rYlces of t�e act. re presentative attended the meK- � atlt':m pt a t 1 1 3..' m. today w1t'h his tion which hi>s main ofrkes in Cin. . . . thc fair board providing trophies Meigs County Ministerial Asaoc1a• I persons rive Qf limit Time (3) · one or the iondilion described a s "not ser• cinna · o h ·10, an d 1s · agreed to " i nl!I• t 1. for the eve n t. .. ., •· • •lion a n d the board. also . --act r pc _ Hos eral l ll& at en Meiga the o G , strongest influences in lhe na. . . . · Also as a part f>f the day's ob- em ploy three police officers to . . (4 ) Must live w1thm Me1ge Co. ' pit..l ,·ion .s cap1· ,o I ror reg1011a l in dus+-' • " ' a talent show was plan- hel p on the grou nds along witt. 'er"I"' ' · · , d t h u n · e Th ere IV O een S had who ISO Collins, Eugene W WI b ·J. • trial and social dl' Velopm l' nt. J t bti members o( Drew Webster Poat . n ed. The talent show will · bo�nd over to the grand j ury � n was inslrumen tal 15 years ago in Juniors, ages 12· 16 8.nd · Se_nlor!I, sponsored by the Meigs County 39, Americ an Legion, who will 1 7 2 A ropriate prizes will be . · a non-su pport charge yeste_�ay m pushing through the (then) Ten· ::i · p!) Farm Bureau a nd will be held on again pollee the grounds through awarded. Cotm�y Co�rt, attempte� 11u 1 r1de· -by State compact requirin g cities. • I 0 fair. the out at d grandstan the the stage at ,1ash111g his throat with a raz?r towns, and industries to sto p dumpThe board discu_ssed procure• , 1 i p. ro. , , blade. J?r. T. .A. Hewct!fn admlm_S· 1n g untreated wastes in th e Ohio artde arts �omestic a or p The show will be followed by ment I hrst aid at the J ail and he RiYer and continues to aid in cartertd the �ord hop and at 4 pm ti roe ment su permlendent and a reto t.he hospital by the rying ' out the rnow J Ei g ht Stat e taken was SwatLEOPOLDVILLE, Ttie Co ngo ket containing free ride tickets port wu givf'n from Charles emerge y Pomer Pomeroy Boy enforcement Compact's present that ncy sq uad. dicating n � i z:el Lumumba UPI-Premier Patrice and gin eertlficate cou pons will Sheri ff_ Robert Harte n �c� said program. assist to hand on be will the Scouts to The appeal he said would today grounds. the n o be released Soviet Unio n to · send troops to th_al C?llins mad � the su1,c 1de at- , Nineteen paid up members were rocket will ex p lode in the air in various ca pacities_ at the fair. I ,ec• board fair n Fra ohnston, the Con10 immed iately i( the t�m p1 m tile eorndor ou taide the reported already i n the new Chamk J'eleaaing the ride tickets and cerW a I ·, Unite� Nationa 'Sei:Udt.Y Sou ncll _Jaltn ul l pen b u� • U· i_MJnt,d.i tf· i her year. tifh:at-es lo the Kr<>Und for the rctar�· reported on �he· mailln g of fsco'lered w O other by d p.rwmen board of directors was name!! premlum books wh1,ch was comyoungster..s. A . county-wide talent show will I does iiot order Belgian troops out �ounded the alarm. Paul Casci, Leslie Fultz, include to were There 15. July n leted tonight. go n Co the of Co., \J. a ft The Nolan Amusement p be held Wlth the M son Co nty I r N. W. Com pton, Edison Hobstett er _ Lumumba told a pre�s confer• which will have seyer rides on 1 043 p remium books ma iled to Farm Youth Fair in .Poin t Pleasant I Kai Hindy, E. f'. Robinson, Ted the grounds will provide 500 free 1959 society members, 90 to a d- on July 28 at a p. m. under the di- i enc� he woul_d wait UQtll the S_e· Jr., and C. w. Kirkland. Reed, o state ficers t 9 and vertisers ccrO n f o 4 tonight meets Counc1l curlty Qift rockele. the tickell for I rection of Mrs. Paul .Powell, New 1 Oth ers atte uding were Max Ward New York before ap pealing for lificates will be solicited from .'.Ind all Ohio Count y Fair, John- Haven. - --Adol ph Saelens. Jim M.ihokey. Ed Master or Ceremonies ror the Russia n troops and troops from Friln,k Wil l , Ted Downi e and Ford, j . si n a unist and the Afro-A Comm show WIii be Harry Miller, New i . Wayne Swish er. 1mme• an 11howed be blocs-bu� I . Have n mercha nt. Participants must t . The members cnJoyed a. buffe y contact Mrs. Powell or Mrs. Adria n i diate desire for Red help. . 1 drnncr p�epared . and serve� by alba the "capit ccused Lumum .a , . Lathcy of New Haven by letter or • NEW�ORT, R. I. . UPI-Preu- ' Paul Casc1 fol l owmg the mcetrng. letic �Joe" of f�lly su�portin_g I telephone l:y July 2�. ------dent Eisenhower will a nnou nce I· "Belgia n aggressio , n " , agamst his · Ru Ies_ ror th e taIent s how are as country. • . day that t he governme nt c Iosed to n ot said He he would William B. 4)ownie president of the Meigs County Rtd• 1O 11 ow8 . IS ,Dfi'Ons •, hesllate lo "make a pact with the I its budget books for lasl year . . mg Cl u b , Wl· 11 h�a d .th e 'horse . sh�\\'. t0 be 5t aged Aug . 18 a t J . A l l _contestants must ha ye d'e vil himself" to a c-hieve the im- with a .surplus of u p to $1 billion. • bee!) resident.a , of Mason_ Cou nty medi�le departure of th e Bel'l p.m. at the Meigs co1:1nty Fair, 1t IS announced. . The Chief Executive personally \ / will give the exact figure at the I' The horse sbow will be the grand stand attraction for the I for one year prior to July l, 1960. glans. be nder u must contestants All 2. summer White House ll ere today I Rock the at 16-20 Aug. held be to fair the of second night ' .age. of years 1 2 b�cause he co� s iders the bu�get = , grounds. Springs fair _ . 3 . Any pers�n who _ has perp1dure exce ptionally • glowmg. I A group of local h11tori•ns inCash premiums of $5, $4, $3, pleasure -horse; open walkmg wdl , not be . Eisenhower in January ,f_orecast • t•restect tn Mor9an'1 _ R•i� in $2 and $1 plu11 f1Jsette1 wlll �e horse; . we:stern stock horse; wes- fo��ed professionally 1 , • ible. eli g I There I to be • mHting at surplus of only $217 million for Me lp county are seeking 1nfor. awarded in the top five places m I tern p leasure pony under 48" matlon concern!ng Hou• Cave the fiscal year that e nded June tt.. high school this Friday, 7 p. sh�w the !Or rize _Flrst place, p the lead-!n fire drill; trail horse or pony, we_s• all classes except Accord 1n9 to • recent th• for 30. CrHk. plan1 dlscu11 to m. WIil pri:r.e d n $Hi Seco be cash. will horsema,nsh1p 4-H and tack tern m try n e pony clau Which each a Columb11s pti.,.r, th• In articl• n eartai The Re publica ns were be $10 while third prize will be $5, i e(lfflin■ 9rld stnon of all boys lhai field receiYinj a trophy !or horses or ponies. named from • ican In ••l ----crHk sur the use to District School l!Htern the in third luS-the In 'l'he horse conformation judgin g p award. I of the ■rea hid resldenls which : a footbell budgets-as playln1 In ted .. Eisenhower lnter seven to also n is ope , fair annual the at world . The ahow 11 open to the Confed• during honH 1 comt�e n i their point se�ling !flDJor _h11 Head Coach Bob Aihley competition and entry will not world eom p�tition and wlll begi n . Registration county. I the acron m■rch •r•h 1 . n aig E1senhowelection cam mg •nnofo'llced, the of p grand front close un til one-hal f hour h1,1rore at 10 a. m . m would like to ay rt 8 w11nm1ng ' group local The key n ants rehis lieute and er ------will Holter Roy 18. Aug. stand on Ohio the showtime. Rules of whoH- larm th& uve i, NAMES OMITTED swimmi ng Re�lstratlon for peatedl)' have called for "fiscal · know on Valley Horse Show Association aerve as superintendent of the I if it i1 av•ilable to •nd located of face the Lewis onslbilily'' n i ort; res Middle Lewis, pool James Mlddleport the at classes Categories judging. p p conformation t will govern the judging. I , visitors Classes to be included in the which will be judged are listert i n may be made Friday from 9 u ntil SLanley, Pomeroy and Frank Ar· Democratic sp1mdin g proposals. -------11 s. m. it is an n ou n ced by MiH nott, Racine RD, Tuesda y were show will be leld-Jn pony, wea- the fair premium book. OP.EN QUI ET -------RUTLAND DANCE Carolyn Miller, i nstructor. Classea I -unintentionally omitted lrom the tern tack, tl6 inches and under; UPI-Stocks o penYORK n danci NEW g at There will be square will be given (or intermediate, ad• lial of members of the Pomeroythree gaited horae; western plealoday as cau'steady and quiet ed Saturon d, n lhe -Rutla Hall, Bugle Legion and Drum an Middleport year ers n first begin d ced n va sure pony, 48 to M incbes; e_gg , nighlfl, 8 to I� p . m . beginning j tion continued to be the by-word day J?rew the by sponM>red a with Corps upils $2 year second an_d_ p a nd apoon race, horaea anj:I ponies amo n g traders. Webtter Poet American Legion . July 23. lutt1o n fee. , we1tern pleasure horsej live-gait• ed horse; roadster pony, 56 i nches under; paralle borae; English p I <, $1.99 ]; . ktrid aucsta: wlih Mr. and , :tl• Roland Ella.rt and dauehters wi'ti i�. a nd M'ra. Donald K . Gan1 ,1'11.d son, Danny, and Mn. Gan­ z , "II alater, Jane Neubeauer, all of o, Sharon Ec1art who bad vl1IUn1 in TOJedo with rtU­ tive rttumed to Middleport with the G1nr.el1 ind Jimmy , Ea:1art, IQft .of Mr. and Mn. Jame.. Jeagart I who , has bee n vJ1lt1n1 in .Middl� port returned to Toltdo Sunday. n-1-1 : Nixon Agents ! Find Little ppos1t1on T DeaJW"th ENAMEL or GLOSS ENAMll WAGON LOAD OF DEALS i Store Hours : change Has : Been 'f�bled 1 l .Lumumba Ready -- ••Ir Ki rkl and Elected New 1 Pomeroy C Of C Head I AT PICKENS' HAKDWARE OFF THE PRICE.OF A QUART OF ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER I N MI DDLEPORT 1 I CLIP THIS ADVERTISEMENT IT'S GOOD FOR A I headed' by ' Twelve persons, Vernon Nease, chairman, ,re serving coday on a temponr)' board to shepherd the Meigs County Red Cross Chapter back , I inlo being II golne: conttrn. Named al a Monday eYen ing meeting held in o!fices oil , · Coqnty Health Department ¥'�, · ' b81ildes Nease, Mrs. Donal Una, the .R&v. Euge ne Brow Charle.s Mullen Jr., Mn. Hampton, M.r. a nd Mr1. Hobstetter, William Grue:ae· Ray Evans, Mra. Balph W Pwt, S'Mlton Ruu.tl Htnclri11., ! Mrs. Georee HobsteUet and comptet.d hi, bufc tnain' I Beulah Strat111, th� latla' t!f ' ha. lng at F ort Knox. Ky., ancl Making l.inal preparations { or th e 1960 Far m YOUth Fa ,ir are �ff1cers. of th e bo�rd Of dl· serve also as �xecuuve se�n,W'J. ...,.t 1 , 13 day IM:te . with his The immediate objective of , rectors. Pictured from left to right are Heber Miller, manaslnJ director of the �omt Pleas Troy and Mrt. eft Mr 11 to continue blood- , :,rt11 h M �· July the �. unn preSJdent; , by he l 14 . group 0 a·nt Chamber of Commerce; Mrs. Grant Stanle y, treasurer; €hfford p v1elta �ere _ s�ccessfullr, . . pJ ane from Columbl.l• for Fort Ray Crank, secretary; and Arnett Roush, direc tor. Not pictured are Lionel Smith, vice-pres1- mobile A ��o�mo�ile nslt of the doOfd, Calif., whna ha, w ill tab , assistant-director. Blaine Norman and dent, --kmd l8 to be at Pomeroy or-die I _ _ _ ______ ___ _ - - - · -- - ---dv•nC:e buic tr■lnlnl ln h..vy . Junior H1gh, July 25, noon to 8 C n1 He will then air mpo p. m. lllembers of the Xi Gamm, • .;.. frOm th ,,. to ... ' Mu Exem p lar Chapter of the Beta � n er Si gma Phi sorority volunteered , c ■ 1. . to adminillll'ate lhis bloodmobile < I Feature Record Hop • w·11 Youth Day At Frur , Farm Bureau I Taient Show Sponsored By Melgs Another Good Buy From Baker's 1 1 Cubic Foot F R I G I DA I R E j I I c. Social Record ' Hop Slated For Racine Saturday Ohlo: Partly c1..,., � with •fttfflNII tflu............ en e11t,eme ..vth, • lfttlt __.., t.n'9hf. ext� nortft. ffllHltJ IUIIIIY, Mt Thuraday ffMICh tem,«•tvre chiflp. Miah north, .. swth, Ll,w toclay tCH1i1ht S,1..f1. 1e41tt.,-t1f 1�=-------------------------------- Nease Heading' : Temporary Red• I Cross Board ' 1 II t� -� -- Weather , 000 J� :;:::;:::e:,:;; ::;;-,;Oh eport er;;:o:y-�M;:id;;:d;;l:: ;;: w;:edn ;; lo:-,:;:;: 79;----------------------------PPo;::m �.-:;: ;;-; :i'L:-X � v da:'.y'.",-; ui;::y-;:20 l 1---;N�0 p__ ------- --- ----- - ij·:N GLE r:� Ol'Y - k ...,. __________________________________ -------•- _..:::::::::::::..:, ::.!.::_!� .-:- I - To en t1 ne a1 t A C•-• •�·5n MEIGS THEATRE -- I • Der,oted To The lnure,t, OJ The M;ig,,M&on ArPtJ MORNING STAR Several from here attended the ·uneral of Mn. Laura •Brown on fhursday. Mrs. Mildred Ihle receiYed word hat her mother, Mn. Norman 1 foi-lman, Bellefontaine, fell and woke her arm. M i11s .Phyllis [hie Was a bualne11 isitur in Athe ns, Wedn�ay. Attend ing were Becky and Brenda Will, Chuekie and Shcliic Clark, Mike and Eddie Young, Susan and Connie Lanning, Pame­ la Clonch, Kellv Ann Wilson, Mark Clark. T( .. my a nd Margi e Wri g ht, Cindy Merriner, Susan Dixon, Debra. Spencer and th1· ho noree. ·- · . - • fr Vnlltd Pru■ tnternatlonal Th• Pacific la th• world's l•ra• •It ocean, hnint 1n are• of 66,· 0.. 1 214 aquar• mile., It h11 an Avt'l'a .. depth o, 13,2 1 5 INf. 1 Announcin11 Birth Mr. a nd Mrs, Kenneth Cale"'" 1M annou n cin1 the birth of a teveq pou nd, ei�t oun('t! deu,:llter, lllJ'. JJha An n, Saturd1)' at Meil• Gen­ eral Hospital. Mr. Cale, who is with lhe u . s. Navy, II Virittln1 with Mn. Cale's partn ta, Mr. ap.d Mrs. Milz Roller, Middleport, while here for the birth of hl11 daughter, Other grandparen ts are Mr. atld Mn. Cale of P1rkersb11r1, W. Va. A large bi rthday cake Iced in chocolate with the in&etiption •·Ha pp y Birthday Roger" centered the refrei.hments lable a nd cup cakes, ice cre am , potato chips 11111.. Kool Aid were served. t-·avors were bubble gum and ha l loous. __ ___ __ Now You Know liNIO .11!:'rs" SMITH CLOTHING I 'r fl.-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Mlddleport, 0., July I JULY CLEARANCE SALE Now Going On! J •I I 1 TV Entertainers J.P l' , Ulah Swa n , W.lS presentMr a n rl M·� . .Talll!'S Will a11tl Young, Atterul 50th TONIGHT ... WIPfl.SDAY daugh1 ('r.� . Brckv. Brt>nda a11d cd a ;::1fl from t h e Council by During the business meeting i1 He\•erly lrrt Sunday for a \'an - F.thel Arbaugh and C rac e Swan Anniver,ary Dinrn,r FAMILY NliH'fl was decided to have a picnic on 11011 al Vir�inia Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Young at­ prcse ntt'd her with a Past CounSusa n H-ayward-Stcphen Boyd th e second Tuesday of Au g ust tended tbe 50th wedding an n i­ Mr a nd Mrs . Will a rd Wllson l' l lcr·� ri11 as a pHsonal .i:ift !rom "WOMAN OBSf,SSED" Adults Mrs were resent at the Middleport Roadside Park. and son Bob were m Col umbu� her and her husband. \'�rallr:, o( Mr. and Mn. William p (In Colar a nd �) The president instructed the cor- over the weekend to attend the Diltz al their •tiome 19 Columbu s. Clara Grueser, Mrs. Wilma Sto­ This ls · A Great Truly, re1 pondin g ·ll<'cretary Mrs. Allen ball .i:.: ml'S in which their son, The Council.or named the folMrs. Diltz is the Cohn.er Dean bart, Mrs. Wilbert Clonch, Mrs. For gveryone! PicL11re rk, a Cl Fred Mrs. Wilson, Geoffrey Ham pton lo �end ca r ds 10 th e Bill. wa� one of lhe players. and Ways 1tlees: t·om111 owing l Carter ol Pomeroy. alao ......: members who were reported ill. The hon;ae WH decorated with Mn. Dic k Young, Mrs. James Mr. and Mn Harl C. Riggs and Mt'il ni.: S hirley ll a lstr, Lilllan -f.o,n Thomas Brodie Steve an arrani:rcment or whJte carna- Merriner a nd Mrs. Don.ild Lann­ Ook u nougi._er . L(lah Swan. Jhla THE COME "HERE At the cloRe or the meeting re­ son Bobby ol Woodla nd , Calif .. , Fae Kl mt's, Ara My ers and Onita ing. 11ons and the three tier weddi n g: cfomrr cvt>nmj! Oartaoa Also frcshmenltl wer e served by Mrs. were Sunday cake centered the dlnl n g room D r. w. s. ('n l c : r 1 ,1 w{' rs. Grace Swa n , Hil da C. R. Young, Pttrs. Oscar Hardaway 2'uest::- of his uncle, Roger received many nice gifh, -· S1iles and Helen Kaylor. Good of table, and wa■ inseribed with ,-- -Elsie Miss daui:i;htcr and Hart Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Vir­ at­ to unable but girh sending and • e n rder the tdilh Belling, ' Darle "Fiftie , O th Anniver11ry." Mr and Mn. II. E. C ooper reginia Stalworth and Mn. Will• The gueala were invited to the tend were Ski ppy Loga n and Mrs. �� t c1 a l s. H ose l yn Taylor, Delores y visit a home Frida turned alter I ston. )'ard of the boats for • barbecue F. H. Showers. in Brt-('ksville with their son and Milam, Cleta Kocti l er, and Phyllis 1 Pomeroy. Ohio . and hans, Home Or owa Juanand, n R then returned lo the dinin g p daughter -in-law, Mr. and Mn. I Babcock, Leona Henderson, ita 1 rMtn where the To Picnic. Thur,t/.ny cUe waa served William Cooper and fami l y. . Hol,l Picnic ! with Ice cream to Mr. and Mrs. Clm, Thursday evening the Busy Bet Mr and Mrs. Pat Qu inn llfi rl Arv1 \la Slrec_kN and Jose p hine TON IGHT Youne., Mn. Dora Ford and the Grou p 1 of the Middleport Class of the Middleport First HI P · daughte r Cindy rcturnorl to th eir Babc: oc: k, bc hq uents, Mabel Hos­ ly FIIEDDII HDUD.\IHILT LE BUSH" BRAMB "THE hoats and tltt;lr 1on, William Jr. First United Presbyterian Church tisl Church wil l me(!t at 6 p. m. at home in Co l umbus Sunday after tc_tt cr, �alph. Chcvslie r and Joe n Burto rd Richa ub Le,lna F sley, He . n , ell B1s hclty � wn1 have their picnic this eve n­ J\'Jr. and Mr1. Richard Pieten!l lht- churrti to ,110 In the New Haven a weeks visit with her ,)arents. Rusti Barti-sra .aal.8 e St Darlene rcr, Dodd Caro l were is 6:30. at Pool nicipal u M the at ing i member n .Parkc'sburg, Fridly after­ Park for 11, picnic. Each Mr. a nd Mn. Karl Grue15er and ''PEYTON PLACE" Meet Middleport and Mabel Richardson. Kitche n , noo n "'.here tl\ey met Mn.,piclen•, Commia,ion The outi ng ill for the families of to brin1 11 covered dish a nd table family. The Commiaion � MeMbenhip liie NunetJ Read11 . l a n, K a or, ace Sw r G y He_lt'n lah sister, Mrs. ClareJ\ce C�lnJ• at the grou p a.nd members are lo !lervic e . Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayr e of U 11nd Ev111 r,u,m comp.arfl4 to or Rhymes tfie He•th M'.efh­ brin a covered dish a nd their g rairborn were weekend gu e,sl s of Swan, Ad a Bisse l l and Violet the airport. Mn. Cummings, • Who odJst Church will Bu!h �'. "Bramble �eel at the own drin k as wel l as table service. her parents, Mr. inti Mrs. Frank Milho aneurno it01H obuUUCok- 1 lives at Bl n,:hamton1 New York, church in Middlepor t Wed neaday ArEthel Resolutions, l houn. Mi pla ns to visit with Ole ,Pick.ens' I In case of rain they will meet Stewart Not OP41:n Wtcln�l!Y at 7:30 p. m. The eomml11ion in­ at the church. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kautz s pent bau gh. Kathleen Ward and Gay­ a nd other relatives for about·- ten clude. Mr,. Jack BechUe, chair­ THURSDAY tnd Fl!IDAY the weekend in Columbu s wi t h nell Clark. Piani,ts, Lillian Coko­ days. man, M� J'.arl Knllhl, Miu Frie­ e Hilda and r assist• nough Slile!i, "BABETl'E GOFJI Guest of Mr. and · Mrs. 6rl n da daughter - I n-law lhcir son and faehnle, Mr. iqd Mr■. nniversury A Celebri,te E. 1 d nl n Charles a captai Hensley Smith H TO WAR" . . 1 d is his sisteP, 'M1s. Aula El•• YO\J(III:, lfJ11 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kautz an Stewart Frank Mrs. and Mr. Sa n dra 8�w lngto n ,• (Teclmlcolo<)' family. Visiting SundRy ifternoon Fl a,g Bur�rs, Audrey Koehler and e n nerher of Maratboll, Fla. , Re­ D1vfd K()f:lkrl&: ht i1'4 Robert Har'. celebrated their :s1si wedding an ­ Milam . Charr19i cently the Smltha ,111n d their cunt Ja�tll Bsrdot Brigitte with the Kautzs were Mr. and r> elores ------rl1. niversary with a family di nner 1 visited Jn Wilmingt on with their SUN.. MON,. TUii. §{rs. Joe Kautz and daughter Judy home their at day n Su Minersin :c: ne phew, Dr. Joh n K. WiJHam and JULY 24-!n6 or we,ter,ille. � ,c -w --TO , 1� N • ville. DN S DAY I ' "!'ALL STOllY'' . raml.,ly, a. nd in South Charle'!IW!l ' · Mr. and Mrs . .Joh n Dlnhman or The WSCS of MlnerSYiUe Me­ Prese nt were Mr. and Mrs. Ash­ W. Va., with Mr. an d Mt!I, Charle� Sm_it ha,ilJ, and . �, . and Mrs . ••, Jane Fonda-�tbtfoY,.Min, thodid Ch�rch will meet at the ton Sayre, Fairborn, Mr'. an d Kina:. 11.nd Jn , Columbus with Rll!'V. Not Recommendec},t« HNcks of Orrville were weekend f S�rlttlse Part Wedne1d ay for a Mra. Antone Lucke of Pomeroy and Mrs. Ira T. µay. of Teen ers ' J� �llen·I , '""" or Mr. ,nd Mrs. Lewi, Parente p1cnlc d/nmt! at noo n. hosts. the and Harris, Mi nersville. Mr.. an d Mrs. Wendell Bunce and The U aein e PTA will hold an Weeken d guest.s of Mr. and dau(hter, S2ufdy, lert Sunday IQ,r and crram record ic social hop e Mrs. H. D. Cunnin g ham, Union a val!aUon at 'Vlra:i n la Beach. While Avenu e were their 11on-ln-lllw and Saturday, Ju l y 23. they are aw11y .their oth1fr children, T he ice cream .'lOclal will bc�in thi ughter, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Fred Ba rK•thy and John. will visit in Ports­ the n o held be will and m. p. 6 al teh and dau�hter, Judy, Youn�&Racine Grade mouth wltl'I · relatlvu. town and Tony Sebrack of Cin- � rn unds of the . Schoo 8 At . l. p m. the outdoor re dtm 11 ti. Carol Bachtel. Pauline Zl!rlde, hop and will ll w rord also begin Iiiey of Hoyt G Mr. and Mrs. J J a net Baker and Carla Sue GJhn ore. . . North Charl.cston, S. C., Mrs. J, he held on the ,chool a:round11 visited a t Sll m.P M'rowliF\d Sunda)' , te ll . S 1-: . \Vht tc and dau;htcr, Carolyn l,eo, B ll'vlllnf ,"I fft!' mH r with CarOI s brOtlier iBu.tth , • , ., · , of Columbus, Mr , and Mrs. J01!� 1c...-emonlcs and there will be danc., , I . ' Mrs, Paul Bon nell . .and cfilldfen : Phone WY-{2f1Y Arnott of Racine and Mrs. Adel- clfnlest&. P_roceeds will go toward hert Lee of Syracuse were Sun- tho new piano recently purchased returned to Colu m bu t; after ,a POMEROY, 0. wee�'s vilit with her rnoU)er, Mr■. , E. MAIN STIIEET ch1y i;:uests of Mr. and Mrs. It D. for the grade sqhool . -----Rodney Downing. llr. Bon nell Cunningham. -- -came for hi, ramily Saturd�y: . TO PICNIC THURSDAY �'1:r. and Mrs. Glen Dou11:l as& ind The Philat)lea Society or the Middleport Church of Christ wlll 80ll11, Gary and Martin, of St. Al­ hav e their ramily picnic Thursday bana, W. Va., came last Wednesday evening al lhc park at 6 o ' elock. l · for a short vislt with Mr, a11d Mr s . - - ---- -- J Walter Hayes. Other recent vi111lt• Mr. aud Mrs. Jewell t'rost of ors wlth the Hayes' were M nd Colum bus were weekend ,:: uests Mrs. Jack Hk}'Cs and sons, Pl�·efon_ o f Mr. and Mrs. C.eorgc Logan or Mr,. Willia m ,Bradford returned 1 l _l l!mlock Grov(' and other rela- Friday •fter s ending the pir,t p LESS TRADE-IN t1vei. in th e area. I wePk in Columbus with bllr h M-e l inda and Suella Walter or a nd famlly, Mr .and Mrs. Liwre'�e n Tol edo are the gue■ts of their Bndford. ernnd parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. I Mfll. Grnie Asbury anti dauJ;::htMr, and Mn. Owl,::ht Cullums ers, Je nlc t and Mn. Ernestine Per• and so n lcfl Saturday for Clrc•c- ry and eon, who have been JMni:: ville where, th ey met Mr. and Mrs I n the Tc.wkabary pro perty . on , Charles Cullums and are on a North Third Avenue moved Friday v111'111ion trip to N l 11g11ra Falla to St. Albans, W. Va. · n d Can • da. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hovatter _ -- _ - --,,,====,,..-,,=�=""��,,,======================== • '.'.'._:lll��, _:� ' a nd dauith ter, Dreama, spen t the Reg. ,!.91 wHk end In Laurelville ·wtlh hia :Brilliant, lone wearing gloss ONl,Y mother a nd family, Mn. Mlldred llnbh, ltsta (or years, makes Folde n . Mr. F'olden 'a niece, Jeanne eleanln, eatler, takes re­ Hughes. returned with the Hov111t­ peated Wllhinp. ters lor a Yislt. WITH THIS AD Mr. 11 nd Mrs. C. D, Warner •nd WHITE 111d COLORS s�, Charle'- of Sault Sainte Marie, Michiga n . came laat ThundaY for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Honcti llc­ Elhin ny or Bradbury and )In. All Jen Ball of Chetler Road. . Mr. •nd Mrl. Lewi• Sauer and omi are on ""tlon at Vlralni1 t t l Picnk Supper Held At Bartel.a Home - - � ... ... . _... DANA HOFFMAN, JR• . PJ11ins. is marrled' has (our chll- sides in Rutland. Dana E. Hoffman Jr., from dren and resides in Pomeroy. Previous to his employment at Sporn t.'Q Ui p ment operator to unit fore' he �erved four years I n u. s. Army man. He was first em ployed in 1951 a.s a laborer and became a arlillery and In fantry units. Raymond J. Smith, from equip- coal handler. l ater a maintenance I ment operator to unf, foreman. He hel per and auxi l iary equipment o pwas first employed 1'- 1 951 as a la- erator, and was promoted lo equip- \1 borer and became auxiliary equip- ment o perator in August 1 953. 1-le , menl o perator In August 19!'H and 1 attended ')'uppers Plai ns Hl&h equi pment operator i n August school, served three years in the I 1953. He had served three years i n u. S. Navy, i s a member of the the U. S. Artny air fofCe, is a inem- A�erican Legion, mar�i ed, �as two \ ber or the America n Legion, mar- children 1.nd also resides m R,ut, rled, hu three children,- �d �f' land. Beginning Friday and carrying through Sunday. the lar­ gest g;,thering of youth in the out-of-doors ever seen in the Boy Scout movement will be held. It is the Jubilee cam poree to be held at the Gallia County Junior fairground s. There will be contests o[ scout skills. contests for lun, and then. Saturday evening ll camp fire for the public. Pare nts and friends or scooting will visit the camp, re• maining for the cam p firl! The cam poree end s at 2 Sunday afternoon. Saturday, the cuh as 11couts wRI he out-of-door s packs have their backyard jubilee programs. The cub scouts are invited lo end their activity visiting the camporee Saturday eveni ng and participating In the c�mporee parade, and -the camp fire. El;p,Jorera will be out in ll\llQ.- hers as they part icipate i n the Ex plorer Field day Saturday. Herc, the E.xploren plan their own events, based tt1ck and field events. They cloae their prognm wilh the camp fire al the cam• poree. This .same weekend scouts from the MGM di1triet are joining with over 50,000 other• from over the natio n at the ftOtb National Jam­ boree at Colondo Springs, Colo., while another IP'qup vltlta Phal­ mont Scout Ranch, • Cimarron, New Mexico and travela to the Jam.. boNle. Every ho, melDJNr of the Bo}' Scouts of America• will be In tbe out-of-dooh dutliat" tlM WNbbd. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 19, 1960 bolin karr musgrave