https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/36a5a4a170f7d14018cc1a8196fdab60.pdf 7b2b5a87cc6009d26d01e8f52291fa13 PDF Text Text �---·--.. ... '""• � - - - • • .. • • --•- •••-- • � • • • =-• •• •• -• ...• •,, :' a • • •. • - .. .. __ - . ·�• ··-- � .. - _... .___ • - - - . ... .• •....• ..... •.-•. ·.. . .. .. !.• ... ..... -:N.. 'I � ,.. 11-l)a;ly Senti nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 20 , 1960 Theodorus Counc,'I I 'l"_________, •· Around A nd I About u 1· Hol' Js Regular irst Baptist M,·s ..:o,1ary CJr . cles rge =.. Members TO Donate Blood Next Monday Session M onday - - - - -- :ll'.: ' M 'ddleport I I I I -��:1 ��R 1 I I 1.. 1 ar- I I I looking AHEAD I• - II i -,iU Lucifer, ftia mother and owner E. J. Hill The boy• are John and Mik.e Jone,, Colu mbu s. Mostly About People (9r Horse s?) ' Nature'sOddity,Born With Several Strikes Against Him, Gets Encouragement Starting Out SPIED SATIN - K& C JEW EL ERS Church Class I H Id M f•Ing• T UeSday Even,ng l'UI , ,. i '\!�� .. animal• w hen Complete Furnishings Far Your Home 9 AM Fr i . July 22n d For The Midd leport Dept, Store Grea t J uly .I, I - -WOM - -EN'S- ond CHI LDREN'S DRESS SHOES $4.87 • , SCAM PEROOS 1.87 & 2.87 MEN'S SUMMER & SPORT SHO ES JARM AN AND RAN D & HANDCRAFT VALUES TO ' 13.95 For Your SHOPPING CONVENIENCE s '' " Roush's Shoe Store Chil dren '• Dre11 ond School Shoe , COMPLETE SIZES IN ALL N EW SHOES. SHOP EARLY FOR GOOD SELECTION HART LEY & BE NN ETT OHIO PRICES ·���E.D ; '�N ALL SUMMER ST�KI OLEO ., 9t: lb. ----- ---- J uly Clea ranc e Sale S11 Ad 1,n Thunday'a ,,..,, Shop In Air-Conditioned Qfmfort SH E ETS 6 for 1 5t: $1,69 each a�v·s Big Mystery Valae GRAB BAGS _____ . .,'·' SUMMER SPORT SH I RTS . HOPE ' 88t: ' , , ,iJ:lL IIZ&-1.IIIT PRIS - - . I' I I • I ',lit P, LI J' ONI BATH TOW ELS, ( 1 2 Coloral - $1 .00 lid. !sc . C ROC HET COTTON WATCH YOUR IIIAI!, ·FOR TIIB BIG "PiNK" 4 - - 4 for $1.00 - .' � . 1 ' ' W� -� ��'.AU, ,., . .... � ... � , · - - �- - .. D,, AV T HUJIS DAY TO M'AU: DOWN .PRICES •. CHICAGO (UPI) . - Republican National Chairman Thruston B. Morton said today he expects Vice President Richard M. Nixon, Gov, Nelson A. Rockefeller and Sen. Bar­ ry. Goldwater to be put up as candidates for the GOP presid�ntial nomination. I' ti 3Jof·F•rres Ster HillS • fn aliforma pli f The Middleport emergency aquad was called to the homea of two Middleport firem en yesterday a fternoon at 1:30 to admini• ter first aid lo two boye. Th e squad was called firat to t he home of Fireman Hilrold Hillk)e, Sout h Fourt h SI., w hen his four-year-old son became ill When t h e emergency siren aounded, Gar)' �llis, �• son o! Kr. and Mrs. Lewis Elbs1 Hamilton St., 11tarl.ed of{ o n his bicycle lo see the squad make ill run ilnd ran into a brick wal l , sustaining a bad cut on his f orehea�. The t wo ho mes .are_ a short distance apart and t h e firemen made one run anawer both calla. Mr. and' Mrs. Hinkle look their Hn to t he Holzer Hoapital (or treatment and Gsry Ellis w11 brought to the Meigs General Hospita! for medical attention by Chief Herbert Gilkey. He i1 th e grandson of Chier Gilke)'. He waa tre il led and releaaed. �· • Popular Contest To Be&Ll.... --. . · "'1•1liil!fn· Again At Fair l Councilman Clinton Filher be receiYed ironclad auurance Crom councilman Wll!iam Childa or unanimous agreements in the fu t ure if Council will ,ote $000 for a chemical analyiia of Middle• port'a sew■&e emp tying into the Ohio River. The results of the teata would bt forwarded to the Ohio Pollution Board !or whatever decision it might make on extent of pollution deriving from Middleport. Childs h111 vo ted " no'' on recen t actions including t he aewer rate ordinance and one Monday night to place a $150,000 bond issue on the November ballot to hel p flnance the projttl He hat. melntained ...,.,.., annu. ■llould N axplorect either te chaap■n the cod of tfle ,.... iect, or to make it UWCielNTJ to ltulld at ■II. Fisher, not ■ member of t he sewer committte, said he feel& Ult t>eO.Rie ol ltll�dltwrt deserve · �o::�=�c:�m�n� -.. Fi,her ... d he w ants to t.lk with John Zerkle a n d Lee Smith sewer committee members with Childs, to see ii they will g0 • a 1ong on th e chemica l an.alys1.s proposal. It �aa not fully can- j vuse n . , .:I Jut u:bt He alao said the analyais would In no way alo w up or atop PR• sent actions to enacl bond it1Ue legl■lation or the rate ordinance. It would be a tind ol "cle.aring the decka meuure," he aa.id. If informal agreement i.s reached on the proposa l, a molidn to order t h e analy8i5 could be made at Council's regular meeting nex t Monday night. Poml�roy youths I Hospl•taliz-� After Wreck =: !�: m. . \ I ' I .' r t' t Gary L Cmn.n, IOn of Mn. Sy). via Carman and Inn Carman, is returnina: home after S'ii )'tan of active servi�e with the U. S. Navy, He haa been llationed on · the U.S.S. lndependen� for 12 montbl. Be ia martied to the former . Junette Yudz.evich 61 New Yon: City and hu a daughter, Rhonda. Gale, three mon ths old. .Mr1. Ca:l'man and daughter haYe been staying with h is mother, Pe■r:b FOB load. Gary, returning hOme July 23, will be bonored wltb • welcomfl h ome party by cl� frieridt and relatives at L�e home or .Mn. SyJ. 11ia Carman. B&O Moving To ff�4 Qff fw WitL Mergers NEW YORF. UPI .- !Jle Ba.lU.-. more and Ohio Rallmad II nio\'mc to head of� a po,111ible 1tock war by proposing 1tep1 towa?d • three-way con10lidttlon with the Chesapeake &: Ohio and the New York Central Bolh the C.S.O and the Ce'ntral have made rival bid,t to B&:O 1t ockholden lo a:ain control of th■ line. The Central has indl�•led it wouid be interested in a three. way merger. The C&O ha.a indicated it oppose■ 1Ueb • move at thlJ time. · · Howard E. 5unl)IOn, pres1'd ent of the B&:O, aaid after a diret:tors• meetine h ere Wednelday that the board authorized him to start di1cu511ions with tbe pre1identa. of the two lint.s ''looking toward a aolulion of the pttaent aeeming im• puse b)' the negotiation of a three company mera:er." ____ ------� I Ke1111edy Will O Push In New State& , I I Polaris Success Points Up Defense Department Problem a u. .,..nm .,........ ,,,., j who attended I briie( and inform. al "commiu ... me,ling in lo= hall IHI e,ening to dl,cuu t he 1'ht1 maj or rires h ad ch arred ,-ol't! tlian 70,000 acres of brush, · timber, and other watershed Ad­ j iillllnal 1mlll fl"'• , mllty of "!ti'ffiJd-,1,fs,- 111Htnlhg, k,epti ... • more than 2,500 !Jreflghtera oo the ru n for the fourth day or 11 smothering h eat wave. The tem­ One of t h e POPUiar annual at­ perature climbed over t he 100-de­ 00 � tractions of the Meigs County Fair grec mark for t he fourth atrala:ht lhe horse pulling contest, will be day. � held again thUt year wilh Frl!d There was no immediate h opt! Loifheit and Don Betzing as su­ � con taininlg •�Y of t he major f. r perintendents, �..,. Secretary Two Po meroy youths were hos, ires, lour O wh ch are in Angele� Frank Johnston sa¼ today. abou t midnigh.t last . . Forest, a 590,000.acre pitalized 1 The contest will be an even­ National m nt Of ht f r ange of mountains as big as ing everlt or t he fair to be stag. ::c:r:� i� a on: p- r�:iee ed at the grand stand al 7:30 on Hhode Island eeparating the lio cldent on Route 1 24 a t La urel ulous ,Lo11 Angelea area from the Friday evening, Aug. 19. Rules Cliff. Mojave Desert. 1· Ja of the Buckeye Horse Pulling As­ sm 't h e cept 0 ne in Al l I h bl r�:en �y iu�h!:;s�":1j�, �a� sociation will be used in the ton• th. s,� s', • "."on",':,, xwere 1n ,h , car ; _ m GeneraI 1 9 d ml lied I 0 th e M eifs lent whlch will include t h ree . . . tains 8Urrounding th e Los moun _ 111 mg of .a stom• weight classes. tal. com pla Hospi Angeles area. ach i nj ury. Ebl 1 ? was t aken . t 0 Five caah pre m iu ms in addition One m�m was killed battling the t�e Holzer Ho�p�tal_ for ex■mtna• to rosettes will be awarded in • fla m es, Twenty.th ree w�re in- t lon for cheSt Junes. Bolh were each of the weig ht classes which 1 m • jured four seriously, to be released from include light weigh t teams, 2800 · the h0&pltals MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ' _______ today, pounds and under; middle weight 1 Admitted : Jamea Smilh, Pometeams, 2B01 to 3200 inclusive and Ebiin, 16, told Sherifrs 0 roy; Eugene Collins, Pomeroy. 'l:ot Strangles Sell heavyweight teams 3201 and over. 1 cers that a spring broke o n the by his 1951 Chevrolet owned Cash prizes in each class are $00, On Venetian Blinds Dismissed: William Brickles. T he ear trl\l• Eblin. Clay $35, $20, $15 and $10. Syracuse; Mn. Ke:nne th Cale a ru:i CJNCLNNATI UPI - Sandra Mc- father, Te.ems en tered into the eompe. Nees, 16 montha old, strangled on cled 1 17 feet o_ff t he hi1 hway daughter, Middleport; Rebecca tition will be weighed between 4. the co rd or a venetiiln blind In h er before overturm ng on , Its top. Baker, Middleport; William Willand 6 p. m. on the evening of the rrib in suburban Whi te Oak Tues• According to t he Sheriff's report, lamson, PomCl'O)' . 36 lee t of fence belonging to contest and must be en tered no dny night. later th an 6 p. m . Life squadsmen from nearby Pearl Jacobs was torn out b)' t he Mack were unable to revive the car. The car also was h eavily tot, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l damaged. William McNesa. She Was de"ad on arrinl st 'chlldren's Hospital here. Hoffa Wins Major Dubuque Doctor Found Dead In Wooded Area . • ' Barring a political 'miracle, the B. Keating of New York. As a driYe to draft New York Gov. very lone shot pcissibility, Nixon Ne11on A. RockereUer tor t he backers also eyed GOP Platform Presidential nomina tiOil: appe1o11ei;I Chairman Ch.arles H. Percy of to h ave died a-borninf. Nh;on •� Chiea,go. st r,tegista also sald Rockefeller For t he top spot, Nixon strale­ had rem oved h imself from con- ,cists claimed far more than en­ sideralio n lor sec ond spot on t h e oug h mtes to clinc h the nomJ . nation on the first ballot. 1'hey ticket. ... According to United Press In- said tha t Rockefeller would get Juat what Luelter Hangover's ternational 11ources, U. N. Amba&• about, 150 delega te votes. Jlockc­ future will be is dlrtlcult lo de. sador Henr)' Cabot Lodge Jr., has feller's supporters claimed 250 termine. ll i11 unlike!y t h at he moved into the favorite'e role in first ballot votes. , wlll ever pull hi1 part of a 20· t he race for see ond place on t he METERS GIT $112 T■p Orqon'■ Hatfield Chief Herbert GUiiey, Middle, mule team load or atruggle up a Nixon ticket So confident are the Nixo n mountain trail aa a pack mule. port, reportl meter money for the In additlon to Lodge and Mor. backers of victory, reliable sourc• put weet totalt.'d $182. ln fad, I am afraid lhat Lucifer ton, lhose men tioned promlnently es reported, they already ha:ve ill deatined to . be • mid,:et. He for the vice presiden t ial nod in- tapp�d 38 )'ear old Gov. Mark o. now st.ancl11 a 1talw11t 17'11 inch es eluded Treasury Secre tary Robert Hatfield ot Oregon to place Nix­ high �9d wouldn't wel&h 30 B. Anderson, Interior Secretary on 's name i n nomination at the pound1 s011dnc we t. Fred ..\. Seaton. an4 Sen . . Kennet h convention whic h o'pens Monday, Of course, Lucifer could not -----�·--- --De11pi te the odds agains t t hem, be expected lO be 111wch of ii Traffic Offen�ers t h e Rockefeller supporters con· he-man. His mother 11 only 36 tinue to enliven , th(! pre-conven• I Victory In Coum inches hfib and hi■ lµ'e 3' inches, Fined By Mayor lion activity by passing out but­ · WASHING TON (UPI) - The unqualified· success of the WASHINGTON UPI-Teamsler Two ltaftic of�hders were fin,;!d Hill's Mr. of one ia Hls mother . tons, solieUJng slgnalu re� for first Polaris missile launchings from a. submerged submarine pen President Jame� R. Ho,fil today blooded ponles of w h lcll h e baa by Mayor Kenrieth McE1 h inney in "draft Rockefeller petltlons" and attention today on one of the toughest problems to focused . he w1m maj o r legal vlc t Oey in t 1bo\lt 40 on hi1 farm. Hla rather a 1easion of court today. otherwise push ina t h eir candi• confront the I)efense Department . In the missile en. here, HYANNIS RT, Appeals Ma of P Court S. U. UPI ss. O La"'N!nce B. Connoll)t, Rutland, _ donkey, Iowa The DUBURQE, Bruili■n UPI enuine 1 · 1■ a. date. The queation 1,-.hether to ere­ body o( a Dubuque p hysician was Sen. John F. Kenned)' announced which ruled in effect lh at he boUCht b)' Mr. Hill · and Jame• · waa fined $1' and ,.co•t.s for runnina: S. atntea:ic renae Secretary Thom11 S. Gi:tes William Brinton, chairman of found in a thickly wo oded area today he will open hla 1000 cam- canno t be ousted except by the •'� a powerf�t new Tltu,, Rutland, to. breed burro, ■ stop sign and Rober t K. Lemley, Jr. ■nd the Joint.a Chiert oI Stafr Fostoria, $115 -and coats on a apEied• the na tional "drafl Rocketeller'• 1 0 mile, eut of here today just P aia:n for the presidency ln Hawaii huge uni on's membersh ip In a re­ command that would' metce the have labored 'over · the problem Navy'a 1oont o-be-ready Polarie Alaaka and around movement, t o ld Sep election. a news conter­ t. I and gular a few ho urs. aiter an ex-convict Lucifer la a reault of an un- Ing ctiarge. ., for n;11n1 months. enc«1,. Wednesday that Rockefel­ charged with kidnaping him • ,JO t h en wage a "vJgorous" stumping A th ree judge division of the sub foreea .and the Air Force's Thw. OftC9 ...ln tht hnt.a­ ler'• name definitely wo uld be days ago was urested in Alabama. tour of every section of 'the natio'n, ceurt said tha t a consent decree bomber and mw.lle units. lOII t.. the r-■1p1ci of CM­ The Air Force origina t ed the The Democratic standard bearer placed before t he convention. u n der whic h the Teams t er leader l h e body of Dr. Edward Roy velop'"9 HNI fat.tar He also con tended that recen t i.Bartels, married and the f.a ther or said in a statement that he had shi p and a rebel rant-and•!Jle ide. ot a ne w nuclear alriking than It can rNCh d9ciilons on arm, combining U. S. retaliatory .polls s h owed Nixo11 was behind three children, wu found in a chosen the 49t h and 50th states aa group agreed to work through aM a:wnmend how te Sen. John F. Kennedy of Maua­ thicket on a farm about one and starting p oinl.s for his campaign federal court and a board of mon fottfl under a siifgle commander th.-.. because "they are in a Bense &)'m• itors to clean up the union--doea -moa t likely an Air Force gen­ eh uaetts the Democra tic preaiden­ one half miles off U. S. 20. Similar trouble beset the 1 eral. power re• w court ne to the he t of give bola not tial nominee, in five key st.ates , he frontier" wh ich Authorities decUned to say em ' Army ■nd All' Foree. deYelopment Th e Navy h otly opposes It. Dehas taken for h is campaign theme. mo Ye oHlcen. -New York. California, Pennayl­ mediately bow h e died. COLUMBUS (UPI) - About six thousand Ohio farmers of .Jupiter and Thor ballistic m is• 'Ihe body was found just a few were expected to vote today on whether federal price sup­ vania, lllinoi& and Texas. silee and weapon■ for anti-aircralt h f.lun aitcr FBl agents arrested defense; Porta on wheat ,hould be continued for the eighth consecu­ . Victor Harry Feguer, 25, St . 1 Wednesday'a Polaris perform­ tive yeac. Johns, Mich., at Birmingham, Ala. illlC� 30 mile1 off Cape Canaveral . 'Ibey Join farmers In 38 other states in the voling. Ap­ FBI agents said Feguer was ar• Fla., aeemed to erase any doubt proval by two-thirds of the voting wheatmen is needed to con­ rested whUe tryinlil to sell a car th at two nucJear submarine■, the . tinue the subsidy program. . belonging Lo Bilrlels. George WuhinJ(.on and Patrick to demand 11ufficient In Is h The F:SJ said i t was Wing kid­ La1t, · year 86 ptlr �ent of the whic Henry, will be haUle-rudy with United Pre11 lnhrn■tlonal pel Russian tro o ps with a U. N. fore th e council prior to Lodge's 0,059 Ohio farmera votln1 ch o.se avoid -the large 1raln 1u111lu!les nap eh uges agai.nat Feguer. Fe• total 1 or 32 nuclear-tipped Po­ Unitrorce would confront the world T h e cold war between t h orIPffCh 1ha t the Uni t ed Sbtes lm­ e to continue the proJl'am, the which plague farmen in tar west• gucr iliready hail been charged Iart, mlqUe1 bJ the eiid of the ed Sta t ea •and Russia surged gsnization with its greatest criai1 medi.ately wit h draw the handful of omi-(Special} atalea. ern CAMP ARROWHEAD with kidnapins: bY Iowa authori, cloeeat Ohio farm.era have come nously to Equatorial Afriea today since the Korean Wilr, aervltt!! personnel it_ tiu In the year. Among Boy Sco'u t Troopa or Er­ Uea. Get GNII Pricff to appro"1.n1 wheat aupporia In The Georae Wuhiniton launc h• immedia t e reac, and the Uni t ed N11Uons sought There was no Congo and t hat Belgium Jet ill As a teault. Ohio Carmen re• plarer Postl!l from t he Trl-Stale MVen yun of rererendurn vouna. ed from unde.rwtter two test some way to stop it lrom erupt- Uon from Leo poldYille where left, troops out with in three days. More tbu 44,000 fa.rm.era were eeiYe a good price for their wheat Area Councll now a ttendlng a UEW Demand8 Shorter misaile■ whict- flu, 1.000 miles isl-leaning Premier Patrice LU· U. N. Secretary General Dag ing int o open hostRitie11. eligible to vote on the lque, but and do not uaually need lhe 1up­ W"ek-long camp here lg Troop 240 and smacked pe,fectly htto the U. Work Week Contract Wednesday he w ould Hammankjold, S. Ambauador Henry a m■n not given Cab o t muma said .spona retl b)' Ru t land Met h odist t o ofielall of the Alflcultural Sta• port prolfam. Wilhin t he pas tar1et area In the flnl aucb trials make extreme 1tatements., Pl'JTSBURGIJ UPI - The Unit­ Lodge warned t he Soviet 'Union at carry out his threat to c■ll ror So- to billr.alion a,-.d Conaenation Com• year tbey have been telllne t h eir Ch urc h . ever uisdertalcen. unleu t h e r w w orried y help ed U, -N. ahowtd l.he h o Electric.al Workers Union plac­ United Natlona early this �iet milita the council Tro op 240 is one ol nine units mlttee do not e1.pect more than whe■t for al:>out $1.70 per bushel, which is act�ally better than the {l"Qm t h e Council that will partici­ ed II demand for a 35-hour week morning th e Unl ted State, would Security Council complied Wednes- ·he w■s: a 13 per eent turnout. ''We are al a turn In the road Decrees Granted It the aupport program is con- price offered by t h e government pate in a broad camping · experi­ for t h e 19,000 Westinghouse Elec• do "whatever may be necessary" day night wit h his demilnd that tlnued, farmer• will be guaran- beeause it doea not includfl the ence ilt t his ·modern tacillty, estab­ tric Corp. employes it represents In conjunction with. other U. N. Belgian troops get out of the Con• wher! our attitude will be of de• Common Pleu Cciurt tejtd .tl,80 (or flach bueh el of 12 eenta • buabel atora,e colt ai­ lished In 1950 lo serve Scouu and before t he comp■ny today at a members t o keep the Red Army a:o al once. . 1 cillvt ■ignlficance . . , . for the fu. ho uncontealld cllvoree c,ises Council, etarUng Security The tun of Africa . . . . and .Africa, In ;wheal the:, harvnt and 75 per aeased by the a:overnment on Scouten from . surrounding courJ; nieeting preliminary to the o pen. out of t he Congo. wen' heud today in Common Wednesday t.a n aht, late session nego. In Washington, U. S. officials i ing ol full ■ule contrec t J ties in Kentucky, Ohio and Wea t the circum11tances may mean the nnt parit)-. ReJertion of the pro- er■in ·that It buya. Pl� �wt with dh•orce iranted mo ing this with adjourned early · decUMd to eta...,.te NI the t iation1. rn , r h "We don"t -expttt much of a e Virginia. declar wo�ld by t uture h " e likely n u of ed l:t'lffl, �der,d the Plaintifr in �h at!tlon by • In announcin, the request ror statement. They .flllcl they though nothing resolved. _It scheduled an- ' ■o lemnly. Attending are Raymond Sut her­ '_ (ll'DJ n� •ilJ 1�r1ntee only vote. It'• too fn for moat of the Judge · John C. Bacon. · ot h er mee t ing t h is af t ernoon to . Ruul:. wu trying ._ Men ffllH'9 t h inde, e ■hotter wort-Week, t he land, Robert Miller, Steve Kin1, to 10 to polling lh,e; 80 :Ptf' eent parll.Y ,nd • 11.00 farrner1 Gran� d.lteFce• were sue Ann to efrort N. U. the called He ailuauploaive e h . pl1ce1 and everyone tt1UI'el lt'a Mike O'Dell, Mike Nlckelaon, Char­ pendent union conten4e<1 that 20,· troy�• but · HU�' ff would try to cool oU t Jriet per buabe) of wbq.t. end Borit/1 tnin 'Mu and Yiolence in the Congo "the trit,er• war lay Mndlnt troopl lion. h ave 000 Weatinahouse worken Ohio. ranked • lOUlt IDIOZII 1 the 10101 to pall anyway," 'Ward lie­ le, Hoffman, Joe P h illipe:, Andy ClMltar L. Tannolilli fn'" Pb,yllll Soviet l>epuly Foreign Minister bl11eat finite elfort under U. N. lnte thll O•l'lfO• loat their jQhl because of th� .. wboal . Spro.__, Gary Adkql1 and BJ.U.y prosram ■pecialla� ASC Neill, lllllel. . ■- " D}R/,'1/e,� ,ffl,d 6/9,'!� If> ff' �'-� ... �b�t llld. •t ...... .,.¥S,- • .. � 1/· �v · . i . � ..-•lal ! • we••� • A TUrning /n The R00d Cold War Boiling Hotter In Equatorial Afrita In PAGE SALE CIRCULAR · MIDPlf. P�RT .DEPT. STOR E ' .. 5t: bottle i&:iALIGAT IRI. OF X ii.DO 'OlctJ■ - ;;:HOB NAIL SPREA DS $2.77 ., WORK SOX - - - 5 pn: :,., $1, .00 '] ' CATSUP l.lMIT 1 pres ident of a rundelegates. Asked at 1a news conference t .---- - - ---how many names he expects to be I placed in nomination at nell:l M • week's convention, he replied., "one or three, probably three." 'J Morton 11lso said h e was takifll Rockefell�r at h is word thaf b�•· was not mtere,ted m t�e vice• presidential nominati on. But be added that adoption of a pla t form c endorsed by Nixon and Rockefeller "could serve as a c � talyst " �LOS ANGELES UPI _ Sb: ! se to put both . men on the ticket. Jate m.a ·or fires burned . . 111 Morton Sald a Nixon-Rockefeller obt of c�ntrol today i n h e�'lll l! tic�et would be "ve ry formida• cd south ern California. '. The . h ie . _ but l h al _ t h e GOP ha_d otber * ...,, destro•cd '" or damaged · ,. 26 � P.os5ible candidates for vir-e pre• hqimes and , cabins and forced the sident who al�o could contribute evacuation of more th an 2,0llljt'l'Crto a strong ticket. · IIOn&, Rutland Scouts Participating In Arrowhead Event SNYDER'S 14 OZ. MUSLIN \ I Two Boys Get esident · Six Thousand Ohio Farmers Vote On Federal Price Help PAD & COVER 77¢ each $ .yds. for $1 _, OF THll FIRS T HI FilEI LOAF ADAMS UEAD to EACH ADULTS IN OUR STOR E 25¢ each DOWN I I.G ROS S, I MC. "Home of f,rrow Shirts" PHONI WY.Wltl POMEROY, &HIO 't, CANDY BARS \ . . Possibility ol future unanimous agreement. on key de­ c1s1ons to be taken by council in Middleport's about•to•be­ born sewerag1.: project appeared likely today. l_t came (rom Mayor Kenneth McElhinney, who said this morning: " I fell better last night th '::: a��;�ytime since I became It ,1.. came fro� • eouncilman coasted today toward a first ba t nominaUpn fbr at the GOP convention next w ,, with his choice ning mate the chief topic of interest among arriving mare,. FREE SilYER DOUAR TO C LOSED IN PREPARATIO N FOR OUR ARRIV ING DAIL Y NEW STYLES I N MEN'S, WOM EN'S AND IOY I· " · · All Day Thursday Sal• Pricea - $5.87 a nd $6.87 SHOI STO RE "llldtlle ti Upper Bletk" I I STORE HOURS ,& ..... .. p,ck pioneers moved a:ood righ t arm of t he farmer who needed · tirelei& aflimals for ru,a:ed wort. They helped nam'e I: -Well•known bor�x company, inaplred ii h it soog "M.ule Train" tor Ernie Ford, and were vlllifled by that muc h used eimile "etubbom as a mule" I can't truthfully aay that Luci­ fer la ilubborn. He refused lo look willingly my way wh ile be· ina: posed for a picture, but ex­ h ibited rreat interest and cooper• atlon when there waa no film in the camera. E- L B E R F E L D S - -- - ---- -- --• Doo rs Open I ' ■ • l\tlal Be Nomi ted N�xt Week Emergency Squad ;'�!rr-:h!�::�:�::�r.:·:: CHI AGO (UPI) - Vice , Richard M . Nixon uid His master, Mr. Hill, do_e11 n ot seem unhappy about Lucifer. In £act, it takes a great deal to make Mr. Hill unhRPP Y these days. He Is a man who ts doing what in• tcrests him . raising nne .saddle training h oraes and ponies and two of h is prize stallions ror t he pony sulky races at thl.' Meigs CoJJnty Fair this summer. Hiu hilS been in terested in horses since he joined t he United Sla tes Cavalry in 1914 and served in Texas with General John J. Persh inr.t when Pan� ·v�la 1,. Sii'i lti;tUr♦' 1'ljllty p';p T'fi....."I- - • .. • • · ot N•IXon Coastmg T,o } st Ball t:-;\:11 , , · prest'dent1al Nom1nat1on ���.ber;�� •��:-::!'.:: 1r::·:�: GOP d -·- COSTUME JEWRRY · · By LOWILL WINGETT This is a story oi a mule named Lucifer and of· a man . named Eskey · J • Hill' • • s;:• · ... I h�ve. no 1�•!,e�Uon of detr,actl�g from M_ r , H 1· 1 1 , bY g 1 ving Lucif�r top billing, but Lucifer 1s young, born wit� s�v e�al strikes against him,, and be should be started out In hfe with all pos$16le encouragement. ' Lucifer la . not yet a weet old. 1 wanted love affair between HorHe Wl.1 borq. la■t Saturday, the ace Hangover and Royal Oaks· son of a Bruill■� donkey, named Toy. T9y was supposed to have Horace Hang_qveJ'. and an Ameri• · been one ol th e 20 Hill marea to can Shetlan� JOO, - ��med Laurel foal th is teason wun a blooded O■U Toy. . - . • American Sbetland . J)ODY. Ins tead, UU�ifer la f�V. Qt nature• � , Jtlotber -H�,yrJ lnte.�v�ed . and oddlt1u, a lq'bri4 11i■I . c■n never Saturday· Lw.cirer w11.1 born. . . cl DOll'lesticaled rep�ce his • animal, of the same •�tes h elp. $2. 1 0 $6.49 I Ohio: fair ....,. ....... ,...., warmer nerth ,rw.,, ... ..., -· In .... -- I lltllo 1...,. Mir Lat!t rte. UW ,_, nlthf Sl-44. • N.IXon' ROckefelte'I' r:,, G0ldwater F'Irs I From • t A"d W1sll1/J/el Sc111/J/J1/J/el Dllt(I/J/el I , j Council Studying Move Toward Future Peace {U be entered in . ftilr by Mr. Hill. ·. I Weather I Proposal To Order Analysis Of Pollution Being Revived Choose at a glance, from hundreds of · gorgeous ,olon In SPRED Dramatone Color System You'll Sa� Vcilualile -�,i-- �111, Too l .• s:NGLE r,o:-y - k "'' ' I I all WITH OUR TO SH IPMENT OF I I -fo ' I I 'ti.-•:■ ' 1/' •1'1114Si I§:.I �-•._ ----...:�----- ----------------------------,� Pomeroy-Middlepoi'I, Ohio, Thursday, July 21, 1960 VOL V NO. J I i en t1n e a1 M · I Ab t ppeopfe n Omeroy I - -- .. - Devoted To The lnter.,.i. Of •The Meis•-Mnaon Area I I ------;;__• I 1-, Untt.4 ,,... lnternatlonal The co�'"' elemut kl th• uni...., .. hi h,dre,ten which hat been calculated te com,rl.. 90 Pff cent .t •II mttttr. I �•»�•"lW, I MEIGS THEATRE I • e Now You Kno1 e rs .sen t a t tht d e• th O r h er h WI· ■ U1 V Ia!Una: w it h her aunt and ■nd daughter, J■net and Jn M ason train. balltl I famHy, ldr. and Mra. Harold Tho- wi th Mr. ■nd Mra. ffomer John. Bethel Coleman, Lincoln St, 11 The following orficers were inmaa •nd ch ildren, Ten■■ and SOJI. From here they wen t to on two week, YKatJon from hia fl ,II staned by Marjorie Woodard, Terry, Her aia\er, Cri■ i!i viaiUng Cleveland to visit with Mra employmen t at McBee& in Athcn,. de l H e I wtth lhe�r . a: randmot�er, Mrs. Jo h n11on'1 parents, Mr . and Mrs: Gueatll •t th e h ome of Mr. and t :���:to r , :l�� be th �� �.�W. ��: Peul Ph 1 U1pa, MJnerav 1 Ue, Ed Price Mrs. Bethel Coleman Sunday were 1 Mn. Forreat Bach tel, Mrs, WalTheodoru11 �ouncil Daughters of nancial :1,�c re�ry . Ethel S m ith, a_s• Busin�ss visitors in Parkers- their son Danny and Miu Carolyn The four Missionary Circles o( the First B aptist Church : I H al nc ecretary; t f er UD Nellie FklDDII Crooks ,md Mr. and Mra. E. burg Monday included Mrs. Ritant Ir T · O A erica 11 1 ASH m.i L met ILS regular o� ,eulon _m m � Middleport met Tuesday eveni ng f or the ir regular monthStorts, Zanei.,ille. They ret urned _ M Wood spent Monday in Colum• ch ard Bodlmer and 500 Di ·k M .._ Monday even ma at the lOOF Hal , . 1 1.iiyes , recording secret■_r y; Mabel 1 ,-� i m f a s at nno nt Sunday wi t h Eddie Grueser, Pom• eet ng. ng made the s unceme each w o A meeti r ohn Lyons ■nd . Paul s mith bus. and Mrs. William Folme�. · hf� eroy, m otoring them therf!. �1 th Helen Miller, councilor, pre• Bearhs , a �1st.r. n1 ecording see.re- 1 ff the B loodmobile which will be a l the Pomeroy H igh Sc hoolo aiding. / tar:,; Mane Hauck, treHur�r : and a�nt tbe weeke?d ID_ Za:neaville , . Mrs. ,Hershel McClure and sonJ mother and son Je!f, Mrs. Gene . "'ext Monday from noon to 8:00. Members were urged to g Meda G 1 b ba wa, re PQrt.ed il l in otenor 1 Sw_at.el , represenuiuve to 1 w1 th the former ll grandp.arents, / Jimmy and Bdbby Joe are plann- Dailty and Mr and Mrs B e th eI Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Burkett · · =Ind donate blood and if they could not go themselves they Meigs General Hospital after un• ! s tate council se!Ul1fln and trustee. Mr. &Dd Mr&. Bernard Schramm. ing to to to Shreve th is Friday Coleman · are o n Yar-.tllon. __ Mn. HarOkl Ka1,1f£ and chil- for 1, vi•it wi th Mr. and Mrs. dergoing sur,cery and nowers h .id I At the close of t he meeting a l $.rere to urge others to go. ____ __ Ray Pickens, <1or, of Dr. aud I � The · Priscilla Circle which mel Mrs. Huold Thom as, thaJrm.iin of been sent to her. Gr■ce Sta.ce wu aocial hou r was enjo)' ed Ga m e& dren Lind.a ,md Jack a.re apending 1 William McClure. .. Mrs. Ray Pickens, Jefl Sund.ay • RETURN HOME 1t the home of Misa Freddie H oud. the circle preeided over the meet- reported ill. A thank y,iu card wv were played with prizes awarded t se\· eral d&)'5 in Buffalo, W. 'l■ ., . Mr. a n d Mn. Howard Cecil ash elt, volunteered to call • Chen ini:; and gave lhe devoliofis using re.ad f r om Lydia St e)l'.art for n ow - the winners and refreshments were wit h her parenta, Mr. and Mrs- L. 1. Mr . .i nd Mrs . Lynford J oh nson f ?r Colorado to a t tend the Na· and " Ct'llldrtn Rpger and Lynn or ll onal 8-0y Sr-out Jambo ree. lie have returned home lo Pomeroy B. Barnett. --- - - - - . - ----- 1 served. number of people from the tele• the la ,t chapter of Revelaliona. N�ples, Fla., VIBl tcd last week was t.a ken to Huntington hy h1� , after ending their care o f t h e home of ,Mn. Isabel Wmebrenne r I o wa, Mrs. Donald Boo. n 1 called present waa ng i Mn. B_ Lawrence )>hone directory ilOd urg1:c them to Mr. , and ldt1. Edl,on Saker I parent::; where he went on by ' l a lc T. H . D.i vi.s , Middleport. r a 6 0 cl ock potluck dinner, The fo to Mariet ta Monday becauire ot wit h donate their blood at this v i sit. j .i t the meelmg _to instruc t the ci r • e v. Donal� Boone, church pas tor, --. --- - H the illneH o t her Cather who suf 111 · - · -- -· --- . � -- - .. _ -- -- . cle m the m aking of dre lngs to and Mrs. - · e O l n Y OU of Dixon Charlott To fered a heart attack Sunday. · bl' used by ('ancer patien ta, a pro Frank C heesebrew w11 at the jccl which the group decided upon ronlo, Canada , were gt1esl1. Rev. B�ne condu�ted lhe devo• 1 H oh:er Hospi tal t oda)' for treat• I at their last meeting. men t and a ehectup. Pomeroy. Ohio Mn. Gene Coleman, program Uo n■ I pcm>d [#llow m ::: the meal / Mrs. Clero Baker who und•r• chairm an, presented the article, a nd _u.u·d .th e book o f Philippians I Not Open Tonivfil • ' Crom the M m1ons as his ba.m . By LUCILLE liAWKINS w ent surgery lilst week al Meigs s Why Mi sion . I s " THU RSD AY and F RIDA Y M� s . Juchard Owen, �ha 1 rman. General Hospital is repo rled to j fr ...,. ' ' magu1 nc . "BABETTE GOES '.\1r . and M rs.J IIC"rhcrt MIi er, be recoverin (l nicely and expects , Following the meet i ng a num• p_residrd at lh e � ha rt bu s m eas ScsTO w AR" ai o n whrn Phrns were mad� to re• Mn, El wood Bo wers and Miss Em• to be returned home this week. ber of cancer padH were made by (Technico lor) ember the blrt �day of th e ir spec. I ily Oh!rngcr were Ill Colu m bue to• Linda Shuler, Columbus, is the g roup .and a dcS11cr t course � inte rest rniH1onar) Brig i lte Bard ot Jacques Cha rr ie ial ' . Mrs. Owen : day l o v1s1 t t hC' rorm-.'r's gran<l- visiting her ,cranclpa(ents, Mr . and hostc111 at the wa.s servNt by the I SUN,, MON,, TUES. also ?rl' scnted thc progra m for thc ' Lfau:,:: htc r . Nao m i Ohlinger, who Mrs. Jacob Shuler, Po m eroy, and close or the evening lo the mem- evenuui. 2 .. 1 undl'rwent he.srt surgery rcC<!ntly. Mr. end Mrs. Silm Clark. local. hers and .a i:ueat, w:rs. Willis An: : others present were _Mrs. Allen r, and Mrs. Willia m D. Lee M rs . Ma x ine A rn old and daugh ' . I thony, · te r, Sus.inna, ol Athens Road , an� nr Hughes' Mrs · John Sc mcs · "r Jane Fonda-Anth on.v Perkins s . aon, apenJ. Sund•.v with Mr. ' : '" I The Elect■ Circle met at the Cllfford ycA, Mn. Lucy l-l�yei,;, _her moth e r , Mrs. Mary Au m iller o No t Recommended For n◄ Te,d IUJey Sr. , Clif ton Mrs. lh1 l j ■ home or Cha w e th M Mn. Harold n to Mi artley, . om er H Parenti ol Tecners ill Co!lele! M . .evening \vi tb Mr . and h n4.. returned rn(\ o Sunday , Va tford. W r Ha n l H M f � f��·.. v I :l'l n Ra)' p, ond Lle fng as a ls ln I ,,uu , Mra. Mu· Orndorff and Mrs. . Sunday c vrning frorn a ten day.� rs. Gerald Fields, fillrview. Mrs 1 .ho s&ea■. _ __ f Blal\(lhe HaPI.Olllhiill . · ' Yacation in Atlanta, Ge orgia, wltli e and sons Mike, Rusty and I � Devotion, were _led.. � � rs. :'Ohn The Lo�c•JOy Ci rcle met ill the M rs . John S . Au m iller and 80f\, A Cartoon Iver, Nl9htl enny alao viaited Monday with ' 1 r n and h au w b s. Joh urc K, rt �Lan, and her mother. M rs, J. u M er parents, t he Ted Riley Sr., Fultz on th e top1c Christ <.:■me · � i>1ra. .c rt ha _ A rc her as hfl! esa. . I Petty. Whi le there the alao visi ted �,,,1.. to Show Ua W h o God Is." t Clifto11. The mect m,11: W a!'i op� ned with M r and :){rs. E. v. Adams ilDd Mn. 1 During t he bl.Uline,a meeting conA. �. Pull_t:D ; Wh� prayer , � n � �k� hy Mra. Charles Bennett duc ed b)' . M . O en Brat ton, 1 A B . G iden, the form er Louil! TONIGHT ..> . o Me1gs Ge1t n �l J@t l'e� �d�� , l h l l' h Mn. �ony Fo�ler pre- PrUy of Hartford. w r . .e 1 aaalat to 1 ch.airman, w•11 decided ' FAMILY NIGHTS 1 aented . , t� c de votions usin � , l�e Re " Harold Holmes and Edwa rd owln1 a heart ■,.t.ick' at hl11 i1to111ei · Susan Hayward-Stephen Boyd 1 a l ocal family. A get- well c�rd waa , 1fe. the alanced i opi t c � ,R v_ L c: reeu �o 1s sent A. R. Pullen, who Grindll' y o f the Sy racu !ie Na :;,.arene was reported yesterday to be ''WOMAN OHS�ED" Bak Mn. Ed cr, chairm n. 1 50n _ � perallng al Mela:• General Hosp!• Chu rch are attending the Central much lmproved. (ln <.:olor and Seo-pc) Mrs, Jamea Rafferty underwent e m ect ted he bus condu m,ii: , � l SII m tal following • heart attar-k. Dist rict Assembly in Columbus this Truly, This la A Great at which time a letter WH read week . Mn . Holmes and ch ildren , major surgery Tueada)' at Holier program Mre. e, t Whi h Beula Picture F'or Everyone! I ieader, read the article "The M■s- b)' the 11ccrelary, Mn. Frank ar c vis i lm °" her pa rent& in Willard Hoapital. _ also _ Mr. and Mrs. Bet h el Rie harde ' he_esebrew, 1 tera of t he P'orrc■t " . fro m lhe �tale I 'M r . an d 'Mrs. Charlea Buck visit'. Steve Brodie --Lyn Thomas . hour eherbet Cchairman or 'M ll8 ions or th e Bap. cd relat i ves i n Columbus Saturda y . of Cabin Creek, W. Va., visited so 1 Durin cial the g "HERE COME THE JETS" Lee Le gue spent Saturday with Sunda)' wit h Mr. and Mrs. L, L. and cake WH 1erved by the hos- U11t Co� vention concerning the Al.so Cartoon Lyon. apecial in t erest ml lon■ry fa m • H teasea to those menlloned above relatives in Colu m bus. T HURSDAY and FRIDAY Mr. -and Mrs. Charles Pugh and lly, Rev. and Mra. Phll U� U� · . C I.. D. .a�d .art Mrs. Dolce, Lester Mrs. edw e h t Stew attended lyde Debbie Reynolds Tony Randall er and ramlly whose field is / ding of his dau g hte r, Judy In Col. lour ch ildren o f Mason, former H111 Mrs. Hoffman, Pearl Mra. Diles, "IBE MATING GAME" local resldenta, ha Ye moved to Thia new. giadl SPRED SATIN Color Card make1 Jt ffsie; umbua, Saturday. Dana Hamilton , Mrs. E. t. Hug h ee, Jn the Belalum Congo. _ also _ Terre Hau te, Lnd,, where he is Mn. Fowler, project chairman, ( t, J r., Mn. H oward Dars David Mrs. • m o Colu Noon Ed Mrs. and Mr. a.n.d faster fot you to ,nd the exact color, 1°" want for Mickey Rooney in Wei t, M r■, Jam ea Souder■ and Mra. announced that the Secret Pla re , bus spent the week end at their employed. ''ANDY IIARDY your rooms. lt'U nve you hours of shopping-ti.me-just like devotional bookle t h.8.11 been placed ho me MincrsYille ltfiu Connie Phillips of RJttmiln · Houdae:helt. COMES HOME" 1 Harry ' t · o1pi h and hat mem• t al1 local SPRl!D SA.TIN, The Wooder Paint, .. .,.e, you boutt of th'e ln The Dorcaa Clrclc rnct .al -� bera are to brln; old Secret Place I Miu Bridget Afln Ruschel of Co. f mlly. painting time, Try it . • • you'll eojoy it. Gue11.J ot Mrs. Edna Bar teJ1 over ' J magazine, and Guidepost books to Ium hus, formerly of Pomeroy, un', week end were · her son and the derwent surgery at the Mt. Carmel be taken to Jbut,Jo,,. . I Mrs. Llllllln Mc"Che�. progra m flospital on Monday and la report• daugh ter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bartels or Youngalown chair man, Jntroduc41d her sister . cd as improving, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rusc hel and Tony Sebraek or Clnclnnati. Mrs. Ida Nell of P'l'at\vooda. Ky., Mr. and Mrs. -Ralston Campbell who presen ted Ute. evening pro• spent the week end In Columbus Clearwater , Fla., and Mra. Hel• or . Mrs. Virgie Rus• Kram ulling t he topic "Tile Christ with hie m other, THE 100% LATEX IASE PAI NT en Bumgartner of Cincinnati were S0-0:.0 ..IY TO 1111 Ian Witneas" from Mark's sm1pel. chC!I and other rc'letlves. Gctet OIi lo hp.I( the dtH whb Fololying t he meeting a ,alad 1 Will Frick 11nd �lira. Bird Angel Mo �day ilnd TUeaday gueata ol ..diet-bn■b· o• JOU.t. heir aunt, Mrs. Edna Bartels, Nye t er. t hryn t Ka gr11nddaugh Mary co une waa served by ,the hoa- and 1 ve. h T also ey vialted ot h er rela­ teS1ee. The dlnlna t■ble waa dee. Shay of Covlngton, Ky. and Mrs. L. � orated with aladloll and summer 1! K. Lewis and Q r rle Lewis of Jack• tivea in t he area. Mr. and Mrs. Viet or Brown and llowere. son were recent gueRts or Mr. a od son, Danny and di1ughter, Marilyn, Ot her gueal& at the mee t ing who "Mrs. John Frick. · Quart were alJ<> house guealli of Mra. MeMr . and Mrs. Albert Burk ll art spen t la■t week at Charlotte, W. Gallon Ghee were Mra. Ben Reber and and grandd11ughter, Leslie Ann Li.v- Va. W h ile their Danny and Vic­ 'Mr■. Jame, Doualu of Belle, W. I lnuton or New Albiny, Ind ., are lor attended the Mercury Service •ITAIT OI fTOp ANY �ACI V■. and Mn. Mary Fraaier, r,rovi- 1uut1 of her parepta, Mr. ,qd Train J nc SchO:Ol. No l1D1 or bs,tltwka wilt Iha.; Ben H. Alvia ol Tampa, Fla., la ' T"oii�h•IIIP •Ilia ,oa lil:e. dence, Ky. j llrB. John Frick. ,, In addition to thoae previously Mr. and Mrs. Sa m MtMur ray or visiting hi11 dilughter and family, We Defft aold • paint that we could mentioned tho11e preaen t were Mrs. I Silverton, W. Va. were recent Mr. and �rs. J. C. Wyatt and Kay. Mlae Lmda Hyaell waa ii Sunday Joe WIison, Mrs. Charles Lewis, · guests or Mr. and �rs. E. J. Hill. recommend more highly. U you ba,e Mrs. Roy Jooea Jr . and son, Jeff. guest ot Kay Wyatt, Harriaonv!Ue Mra. Cecil Bradbury, Miu Sylvia Road. McMaater, Mr■. Morah Leonard, · rey, returned home to Columbu1 • Dot used SPRED SATIN, you'te due PTC Buzz Be \!,:: le of For t Mon• Mra. Lawrence Bing, Mr1. C. J, ' Sunday arter a week end visit with for • p.leaaanc decorating surpri,e. Rhodes, Mrs. Raymon Grim and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. m�uth , N, J., spen t the weekend ilfrs. Harold Hall. Hill and Mr . and Mrs. Hoy Jonea with h lt Parents, Mr. and Mn. PAl'IWIY UU.N-W' Scop In aod - the beautiful i.ta: J,, irst thoughts of fall get an early and beautiful cxpres-loin water dean, bl'Q.Jt. IOlln, Sr. John rem11ined for a lon i;:- er Jo.eph Beegle and elater, Shirley, Mr. and Mn. Lewis R. Miller, They were accompanied sion in our new Costume Jewelry . . . featuring new col• visit. Barbara and Patricia of Avon 1 ho me by Mrs. Jones for a visit. ors, styles, and designs. Lovely . . . and what's more, I j Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill of P vk, Fla., are vlslUna; Mr. and we ' ve a style for every costume. Choose now! 0 $ •fe M�irion were overnight g uest s Sat- M r. . Aten Shain, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Ge_prge Klndle and urday of Mr . .and Mrs, E . .J . l l lll. n s . Pal, _Columbus, were Sunda y � S11.1uril11.y c-vcnin.LJ c allers we t· c Mr. t ors with Mr. and M:re. Ha rold l l Nl a C ol r. llaclrtox d a h Herman n :11rs. The July meellnA of the H n nie. H sell and Mrs. Lydia Hyaell. y , builders Claas of the Middleport leston, W. Va. and Mr. and Mn. Phone WY-!-S. 785 Church or Ch rist w11 held Tuea• Calvin �ceduws or P11mrro)', M of <.:olumbus Hill Mary OHIO IS8 POMEROY, day CYenlng at t he home of Mr. I EAST MAIN STREET a mt Mra. Wllllam Grueser on spent Sunday with her p11rl'nls , Mr. and Mrs. K J. Hill. -- -- Gnni Stree t . Mr. and Mrs. F.verctt ThomBN re , Tom Dowen was lhe devotio nal leader for t h e evening and fol - : lurntd home Sunday OYl'lllnu after lowing th e opcnlng prayer he · a week end visit In ,Bru nswick ! conducted a pro,llrilrn of ques- 1 with their son and d11u,qhtcr•in , l11.w I lions and answers on the Dible . Mr. and Mrs. Horto n Thomas and I Wtndell Gerlach , pre,tdent, wH J a m il )' . Min Fay Thomas of Col11mbu11 in charge ot the bu1lne11 meeting I when the aroup madfl pl■ m1 for I Is 11pendln,c a week ' s vaciltion wit h " bakeleaa bake 111le and illl her parents, Mt. Bnd Mrs, Everett mi!'mbers will be contacfed w ith in Thomas. :�m,. John Milc h and children rcthe next two week■. Member8 were uraed to 110 10 turned ho me Sunday CV('nin.i:: after the Bloodmob ile which wl U be a l J • two weeks vi■i t In Lcbanoll wi th "LAST ROUND-UP" OF •• MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND 1 the Pomeroy High School ne:d , Mr. •nd Mrs. Floyd Mescher .a nd f A 1J ' Monda)' 11 blood I■ ur1enuy - - · · -· . . - - · CHILDREN'S SUMMER SHOES - PRICES REDUCED needed In Meiga County, A oewlnR pro.foci for Item, for I FOR QUICK CLEAN-UP. · · tht chlldrtin a, the Oount:r Home ·I wa1 · dl1cu11ed and thf! 1troup ahlo · , 1• ,planned to hiVe t heir annual · •1 lomlly .plcnlo· 11 tho hom• of Mr. '!" nd "!":"-r-r "· Milton Houduhelt n,xt I � on,:, r" ":" ' "·· � K� l NG N Ut--"' POPU�/��AND ' FIRST QUALITY , LADIES' STYLE and REG. $1.98 SILICON CHILDREN'S The m&etlng WH cloaed Wit h . CANNON IRONING BOARD MON., TUE .. WED. prayer by Rev. Fred l. Gardner Thun., Fri. 8 ti, 5 after which rtfrea hments were I 72lltf9 Dr II lilff Sat. 9 to 9 Hrved by the Grue,era and Mr. Value, Tn ,9.95 Volueo To H.89 ••d Mrs. Bowen and Mr. ind Mr,. SALE PRICE SALE PRICE Broce Blncham lo t he 17 .mem- · Llmll Ono ''" lren Re&t be1-., ft(!v. and Mn. Gardnflr, Deb• Middleport, Ohio ble Grue■e,. - -- · ·ConnlH I Trim Trff EACH OF THE 7 FIRST %� ADULTS I N OUR STORE ---- -�--�-��·-�=-­�- _ ... ' /Jrp>'• � /f' -� 1/11!/f'· • H9J· ¥lie, ae/11/1 1,- - !lc!rfna- ��:it!li'�· . ' .. . ,;:....:, �-. ' ; r' . . · , �-··-... .......... . ...... . . ....... ......... -·- --··· . . i... 1, rn w,111, · • 'f.lF OAIL Y �ENTINEL . . - • I Spending for national security takes more than half of each tax dollar the federal gov• ernment collects from you . A man earning $5,000 a ye:rr, reports lhe Citizens Public Ex· penditure Survey, pays $240 a year for de• There is one major disappointment with among administration the Eisenhower thoughtful persons of both pai'tles deeply in· terested in reducin& the expense of govern, ment, particularly the annual national de� enl lli l � lke eigh! ye= •• •nd a-n fuur �m a� fense. Virtually no one would oppostc any needed amount of dE:fense spending in today's unpredictable and dangerous world. But neeessary defense spending is one thing - ami waste in the defense system is a very differ- I • Senator Ikuglas of Illinois, who wants an adequate defense as si nterely as anyone, recently presented a display to his colleagues. One item was a- lamp socket which, he said, 11eU11 fn tetan stote1 for 29 cents but cost the N••,y 12) . 1 0. Another ,.., a set of wrenches wltt,h cith be b,mght fl'Ollt a tool company for fP.h. lilt l'8� tlie A.ftnt · $29. Still another "'IR i grou p ol dHll buoltlbgs ,.otth 25 to llO N!llt. which cost 11!@ Air ·Force $9.65. So it I r Ir Wfll!. Auditor, fl'blll IM tleneral Accounting _Office , the Mnilor allded, had checked and wrlllfll ht, !llilelll�ftU. ' r Affill'dlftf lb !lellator Douglas, the mili­ lfluch •• '3,000,000,000 • year through ptel!ellt prnrut'l!ment practice,. 'rills hu� lllIIII of mol!t�, lie pointed out, could be 1111....i and u!l@d !or rhl!siles al\d other real d•fl!ll�e pll�. 111tio'ft t, �nlltti!d to d!illa� •• worlh of d•l•n•• ;nd military powet evety one tary ,.aile •• 1'11, '' a tor lense bill. ii ls !hat Ike, with ai l his first• hand experience In the mllitaf'y, has been un° able to dent the brass rh\l around the Pent• agon to eliminate procurement duplication and waste. We would suppose many votes came to '' '. I rnea - DA I LY C R O S S WO � D . . A.OR08S J, l'l.ll tiomplet ely I. Cavalry ■wont 10, Bro11Uop hlll 11. Verlr, 12. Ctltl'I , brother 11. v,,u,4 16. Reil 28. � ...."" lt, t;,j;'• � ..' . _; - � Ill.�n - , n.m�;r · :11, 'l'olttlln ,a. •o. 2fi. One� ,t. M'ar1hy 6. BackbonN yea,,. ()Jd t. A\ppNhe ndl f. American animal �·!�i: I. Re1cuef' 8. 11:i, American moth Sf. Dl1play1 20. 9rganuu14 &thletle• 21. Intern&• tlon■l ,portlnr event 12. ,-,now (llaur, ..,_, .,1c, to m. cu, It. Godden of dawn 18, HaullbU­ ""u mtuurd II, Uk• a wtnr ., 10, it■eper O. Nch-.Jlan 4raraatt■t U. Hot warklnc lrt-t­ Jf. wrap N. 'l')'pe __,. .\ ••· bllpatchtl P. ll■pp7 tT. Pro-111 :17, Bir; oonoq.) 29, Olrl'• JllOk• Mme H. Move■ ltelltllil7 _ Ill. 87. Kan • lll•ltn■¥ · @. f M "'00-Iomon AIld s··hCb8, opens At Haven Theatre Fn•day N1g• ht In 'tile R6utid'• Ml t\'. Dick Wil ey ee.lle(l u1 hi 'tutn on «niit aee . Bheldoh. Motl of UI 1'111 tecail . Sh�lftn'■ J>lirfflc With Dlclt', oreheetrt--4¥1iti,'t El'hle rr.,1� 11,o One of the most spectacular ttnotioQ pictures ever proIn tbit and tttrne Bradbury duced, " So lomon and Shebll," opens on Fri., July 22 at the t,,t■nlal? Yes, :,fa, that WII ft, I Ha ven Theatre through United Artists release. Pr_oduced qn an epic IC1le, "Solomoil and Sheba ," a !:!h !':1•h l bl!l)" could revive o Vidot production, was filmed IQ 'l'echnlcolor a nd T echKing -"-"--on location In Spain at a (•Ost of better than $6,000,000, hiralna .... LOOKING Allq1JNO....e,;i , _ . _ story today 11 of I youhi bride tbui tbaklhl it o ne of the lnos t ex-, mo n bri_nga about h �r traSolo 11:W ia t mJde. It pe1U1ive pte uti!!a ever who bolled her fre,h corn until ilc . �eath, Headmg the stro n� 1upthe cob waa aolt-that mi tchea an O\lei" whelmlngly _ lavlriih fil m in portin g cut are such lnlern ahonalt h e three pound, ot liver ator:r the most opulent or Hollywood tra- J y hnowned players as John era�n s. oh Dad in Our e ii r married da I dlllo 1 Yul Brynner a n d GlJia Lo llo- f?rl:I , Je an Anderson, Jack Gwll-hli moth ,1 Ii ,er •0 we�1 · er li,ed Laure nce hm Ha rry Andre w, tha t Dad bl'OUJht In above amount brIit' da are starred II sotomo n and Na 1m 1t h , FJn1ay Cu • i.e , Maruchl rr , lon Ad Georre aa S1nder1, Sheba. wh en ahe w,1 'With u, for ,up 11no and ma n y othe r!l . In ad�l• -to tell you t:he truth rve ne:: 1 jahi the vldoue intrlau rt 1�othe r � ti o�, t he cast ls _ com pose d of h .Marb een the IIJ"lle man ,inca"""'iure- of ,8pJ,oJpOn, ii c:o-at,rr thouH1 n d�ulte htet1lly-ol exI 11 f.i sra le bat, iht u l•a Paftn ly miuJna: ROia ( A. R.) PJl l l,iqa 1· l ove tras an d bit P1ayel'II. •· · r ) · " up at th e store-he •Qd· l'..ie- -4ihe ite m•lde n whose wireq u lt "S-Olomo n a nd Sheba " was di1 -----------pe ren nial .,jakt each t>ther , r eeled by • Ki ng Vidor one of the 'OCIO n;-ostly about ho w thi n we're pt• trea t a nd dil tingui1h ed nam es or ting do ,et betttr fHl, Mr, P. ''spec tacl e '' pict ures. Ida Ll!e Roller (Mh. Jamea) and ,,. I\ h e r cute children at Grandpa '11 At! Edward Small prellentatio, n , TINT M ITING d rug 1 tore, 1I10 M IPJ MUtha and :i. 1ittm:th I n " 111 " t,-ai proti he'ull" !m • tneietlrlfl A lerie1 of revtval l o t course mama Dorothy workin wlll bt held •I the Church M du ced bY. 'fed Rich mo nd, Ant h ony like • Turt end hOW Jianl doet Cbrit t In Chr!ltlan Uhlon ' beitn• Velll er, l>aul Dudley and Georg e B�uee wrbte the screenplay, using a Turk work ah,.,.'llay--mOtt e very ntn• Sunday, July 24th. one IO!llnl I lot of ileep watchin1 Fri Rev, d Shockley, evan.&.llat the materials of the Bible for all the -con Ye nt l�ft-tnd jt btlalna all will de the prucb_tn a. The 11:;vlc• el emen ts of the story. Fre ddie o ve r aialn Mohday, July lft.- ea wlll be held In a i ar ie t ent by Yt1ung, the noted Bri t11h ci nemaShirley Gilkef (-Chief li:l!ll'hle s t he church which Will acoom·m • toa:rapher, waa chief cameraman. o ' dau1htet) and tifdlt h1ll n1 a fine da te tht · 1. ■-e croWda expected. Marlo N■sci mbene co mposed the lon 1 visit uptown-,one of m)' Rev. Guy &l re ts paator and mualcal acore , y •ery m01t f1,l)rltl tounr people has beth $ · ery iucteurul In his A 1re 1ihl train forty cars long -nice to '" Carla (Clark) Klei n ,,,vi ,. • ·_ Is •welt liked b·' all , • , required to tran aport th e comwas an d IOftl "-t n e.r aft • RIc hIIrd-R I. the people Of t he commun ity. A n• chard'• Mlch■ntln@_ 1ml1111 simply cordial welcome 11 exten ded to ...nv, crew, equipment, a nd p,o... - "Solomon � of and Sheba" from 1': 1slan me--:iren, Ute 1eranluma a t evmone. drld to the Los Monoaro, desert beautlful-90 cheer)' t he bank PIRSONALI near Zuaa:oli, Spai n , for baUle I# 1 dorn lhe w hoIe Iron I •n d rea l,.. Mlea LUllan Brannan 1 nd El• -ff.aroJd Jfub?iartl, Caahler, de- mer Brannin of Beech Hill •ere scene• I n the film. monatrate• the ' 'Ira)"' 1l1n i n Thurad1y 1ueeta of Mr. and Ml'1. Amons the,Jpectacular acene11 on the front dool'I---QlJly bkea off James Crump. the call 11-h eetll of "Solo mo n anU the 8'.lll'i--Otote lovely dark 1'•11• lll battle, Mr. an 11ra. ""· narol(I Burna:ar- Sheba" were the enormo ar11 formtt\1, iO w idely •••• . s ■11 ne r an cd re t vivld mo■ the (perha..., aeque11,ce, ... on d hlld . n were eaIii "'• over now Ind Whe.t all lnn�tlon (lraelltes the n e . '°e tietw filmed) ever J It 11-weU, J dld a little better Mr. •n d Mra. amea M. Cl'Ump and the EgypUan■, a full-Beale Pl· with recen t pletuN■ Ctna-i a:et- Thurada y eveni ng. Mn. Allee 8. Chapm an left gan or1Y, Sheba'• e)'e-openinc bath, ti n11 T out •r ••ta1•• o ■lle!;I'll r __,,." v 1• e atonlnC of Sheba "" outra-d k Ior an extended YIlit th 1sraellte11, the dea:truc�n of Ill wee Ina: • few 1111 fit.I the end1 of th'· ce h J H de h t Paul i and • , r Mr1. lf 1ervln a: club pletur. 1#1 Gn ill pott1 W 1reat temple by U1btntne, ae1!net �•· Bo,ton • d In er t a,uah t\ Plrk I didn't do � �IY, I ree, , u t a 'ha i& . ���d !:u�: :; Jat:r:.:�,:·�:: :: ��"�:f: =��:rl��::e i��r p· ___, ____ :l\Jlia■ I pre• reCNlaUon for the 1u 111. mel' IJ\d Ohrl.tmH etmif 1 :r,,�"m::..1t� �!n'.hth� ■t Ctilrr■tit DMbltJ Beliool , , . ,t I llffl ■II ... " i ll "'" "'1111J■ Roeh■alar , N. Y.,. ■nd II t■klli& w■f-ft>ttemlltr ' 1•• S m:,: lntenat In 11,f f""IIJJl!\0, l 11 .. elf yiit'lt -, ■ · IN ■n4 pl I ■IN ■ 1I 0 t l! J/l . : lllf . ' 11 na •l .,__.,�.J ' cl■- qeb Wltll:1 fm ldultl. • I ' - � �W,Jlll ,il otutft 1 · · II "-- y' 1 11.� :'Ch. 1 " U at bane on ...,,. 1: w•U 1111 11 1111 1 111: s H¥' : �''8::,� � � oae at I tlJlfl �� .fcfflt 11 Th ,: . otlo a .,_ 1 a1 teerlelk 11111 belt ol •tI ." wfftn thi Ruth M:lulrinarj Cltele ..._..... iiUit; at Ute home of Jane Cleland. ___,_...,...___._ · Spe1-ln1 of pfetu.r-, n1ph·•· -�•hi followed by pl'l}'tr !ten neU. Gre�• tNIE netllt IIK"' , 0� thtl meetlna. . ' , \' DA turt, (polar.I,' �op l llltlntb> a,ei'II P■naa:n rtom the Bible Of �e to ur thiJ tt,ptllNII welt re.t, Ill uhlNn and "Cleanae In P<NMl"DJ. �Is, U.u ..,.. Jh" WQ lllhl with the th ltd verse Ina II tL\l lcil t11tnutleatit11. •• • M ii pftye?, cloalnc the devotbeN "waaW11 .... llalh WoH_e, rettdent, wa e In UnltN ,,... lnttffllt Then rve rtad a pod ill� or , Jut, .1.. 1 11 ftimtdQ r!;: rl ia -.tlil tn camera eontrlvance1 . the f · ' o of Iha tu1l neaa m eetl q. tharlt • • u Y•• • place1 ot bu■ine11 to ■nap wo11lcl •-·t■-• ■-� .._,Mlih bltf ' •'" Ille � ., 1 III lll80. Ill be bur1l ■n. chln1 1 ill •�ro■ lll■_i •-' u in ' 1 al•N, �•! II• 11 wh; •h■rie llio}I! �lb _, 11W i,.1�• · u aed to lhlft I -, •'- iri\ II ■nil l'lln � 8 ltj - ,IQ; vi two to ■1 "'ili■ I � J1if ..,.,,. lllh\" WU 4 ■turo, 1 , IIM ..,... ■tt■, of ■ml ' Ille l\lflt fat the otffiani pt.■.nt- n ,._ljld • , h�""'7: 01 Doroth)o ,, 1!j1 bf. ••..,. cri... '<l■ Mllltlt -� In d l, .... I, __,_ , 'j;,ill and Htlen J-. ' . Al .. - �IIIQ "61 _llili ·lneetln1· ... of ■w■1 "' .:. ""'.::.- �1re..:1111 ' ...,._ la'ha ib lh• . ■ 1"111■, th.... ·-• ti! 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' ' i'; 11Jy1 , Mrl and �Mn. Robert Coata . and . He walted·'6ntb the fi eld ·unnod.altjntw Qft,l.�e rllm.'n'ed tuts·- rte1d and 1rrode - UJJ to Stewart. d eva l f>om I IO day Vaci• Seconda late r, as Kansa11 City ay il RI tion trip to Colondo. WhiJe then ahor\a tqp Ken Haritlln atood gap. they tliltfll With tbetr .on S tiven Ina in tfie batter•• box, OWens dewho ia emJ)lo� at I heUday Uvend • round-house rlghi that taftich. They .topped at eolotado CJUlht the 42-yeaT-Old man in Sprinp IDd: ittended. the Stirl l\tl bJuf on the aide of the mpt. That ,et off a fight l"' hich laa1ed Conve-. tiGll ln Dinnr ,eVeril dQ,1. Tti.Y also vlaited at the ela:ht minutes while tne fOur Uhl1r: 1,irea, ballp!lyen, a n uaher and RIM!-, Mobntaln N,tional and on tM:ir- fttarn trip vlAJ.ted in thrH • P•trolmen struggled to subdue the outraged fa n . Jndi1n1 . wjtft fel11U"tl. -. u'• _______ . di·J.-.... -•-i■I lllQ nir,w1 •111 ..;.ill.l--1 ■nd • b item■ ple■N coni.ct ; 'I om, Y 11111 * H bod■lhelt ■t tlle Hom'e Sundnv At u■II or t� ·'.WY IJ . h, _ Q · call W't !�;t• A )�n!TIY ruttlob was h-;i,Foflho , ovonl iij. · home o!'l(r. liflll �- R llaror, ., , llt.,1,.lllddlepo,t, Sund,y, Jul)' 10. Attend,•� from ou_t ol lOWII Wffll ., .,, ifl<:, .,.d l,[r, t,;, lt Mr. iiftd •• Mn. Brllly • MurjlhJ, Mr. · k>liiil, ri lllo l tent an! Pl! � "" d I u, Jin.• Nut ·Onftcih , ..,_ and 1111 of h · om1ttea ;tn,M� ■ n: Mr. ■nll Mt!. llr■. �•m • · · ' J,i ': ,! Ille omebu � 11..... M■y, ,rt., Mrr: Sue ! Boyd tkll i 1 x ,ort " CilU'!' • r o Cl■u �t t•• · i •t ,�: tl �� P� 'ti � 1 � Ho?'�� .!.�[{it:,.J/!Alii�"'- _ !i�:: BoJi!m"• �.., ,w tho Norn �� ktc�- tnto!IN Reunw • n fft!ld lln11er c. Freein, ,":■�'. . �� ��;"su� ,1c1::��•s■ d . ■bl and,' ur�;;;.,11 but \,en 11,n Of HiinUn1ton, lllr. in 11n D. 0. Goodin, Columb..., \fr. affll ,Mn. iil'Mlln1 tel unable ii. E. Rici ind lamll)> ■nd : R. 0 . .' ......,._,....,..,.,.. , ,__ 11,., Prln..t'III, W. Va. ,.. ::.pli:i:i�.m:.�1!4!,!ji:,t•:i�-r. •""""'Ule' "' ...;. ••-•• 'i 11,a ■itln1 ili■t •lll: ::.we.��� r.o111· twlti of la . ""!' 1 c , ,. rP.�_ ( , n · � • •••dai / .,, .,..,.,.,;z:;1 ""�. a. fO •. UbM...1 lmOWI( oJ . '' . •ilac19- � plll � • out, 1 of , er · bady � .U.-,a11; 1111 l(tu Nane,: MtAllifter, Gallia ooum, 11S0-1 i cta1f. •1eot . . � ,, l(e... ,i'Jil ,'flelda 1111:ffl4'elt .;•lclum a nd pho,phoru, tor •tro�,. healthy hon• . Tttu i:,e atrtl"P: keep,: �lfth of mmc!es aud.l I c1eall na: aclivU.y. ld e · I ll t.MI! At �l•. •1ej the 1\1,l,ed for calorie,! lncrouei alow}y , 'the re"\9" br l drdl. tu 1!l"![c �_UJ: l, fll lh} 1 i.. mil1 fill! • Oun · �nm, 0 10.-, .. more calort.H f�r • 1 Nat hw• wt� th•• IA -� ... r■I � "c -1 ' h• ' · y. "'i'fy lld,l.-. t h1�,*, mori, lllo _,i1. , 11 , 'l' i�r;� 'll,�1 � ... '!! •- � ., • �.!iii. ,, 1....., : :1 �•! ■od cf -.1 �� m,1' • ,... , trlbiltl6o ' �. •• IJ � food; · '" nt vii■• tli� I� • . mto'>rill, 111• · ::;.; .,;;,::.; t.. "'ll"U"' _._ � 1 · - · '•::lfds � 1··,.til,'..: • °"" • r1 i� · .�1.11? *ff �-•bllt e"�'• 'ij , , <i. � .. TH A�liclD Mt, ■nd -llto. 9ilbbj i\eyn olil, of ·1u· M"-ft ■N! lill\uu�ifilJtie hlrlli �I . ■ · 1,1 · �::;:,� = to ��. � :, �� ltil!le• of illaon. wl� ·ii '11,d,;t · · · ..ll>lti · l_t Iii tilllll o;J;ol,i \lie> la llfa, tocktl-;,, � nv-t � � ■lit! l JI� lh= ,_� ...... Iii l , W • tilu;l,. Will !" .,._.. � the liold,• ban lhNe; "!her ��(!:�i:- , . IW,"�' _.. �wtl:�"� r.i-r.rl'ft.-:.:}Ji� d._ �. ::f'!�=--- �i tllllli,h; , • � ·, . ,. -r � · I ( 1\1; ' '" • 'Slnt.ed Jqt , Ji�� , .%t. POTTED M EAT 10 cans $1.00 IATWILL BRAND TUNA FISH 4 cans $1.00 VACUUM PACKIO CAN COFFEE wt . '• ,. . '. '2.95 BLEACH SALE Quart Sire . . : . . . . . " \ii G� . .. . . . . . . . . . . . �- Slae . . . . " • . , • • Uc Z7c 411e Open t:v°'11"i' Till 7:30 pm , Cold Beer ID'1 \}'jae ""· -98.f u .....111., .., prlttcfl ..-·, ·--- ._,,,,,, ,,.,,,,, ,, .,, ,., .,,.. ...... * ,.,,........ .,.,,,.,,,,_ _ _ ___, ' I um ,,,,. Wit :! �� Rutland Furniture Is HERE TO SERVE YOU We Are Now &julpped T& lmlall 500 lb. LP - Gas System s W• _. """111■1. d llOt ,,..._ d � 1Mitvft r.4H dlwl _, IN.,_ _, ...... a• .,. ... ... ........ $1.49 Pint $2.49 Quu1 . . ' Pll()NJI WY-U.H I THE SPORTS CENnR ; I TO " ...VI OUTING Pomeroy Cub Scot.i ts of Pack 248 will have a wiener roast at the Portlan d Park, Sunday at 2 p. m. Eich famil v is to take t heir own food and drink, Den Five will pl'o\tJde pota to chips and marsh· meUOWs. PRICE WILL COMPETE WITH , ANY TYPE OF FUEL RUTLAN D FURNIT U RE Arnold PHONE SH-2-481 1 • ., 111110 $ Grate, Owner RUTLAND, OHIO SAVERS GEORGIA $ " CANTALOUPES - - - 29c CUCUM�ERS - - - 2 for lSc NEW APPLES - - 2 lbs. 25c • J,;JU;ELLJ,;N1· SLIClNt; HOME-GROWN- MIN UTES FROM THE FIELD SWEET CORN KY. WONDER - ·- doz. 39c GREEN BEANS - - - - 2 lbs. 25c ' HOME-GBOWN R1PE TOMATOES - - - - lb. 29C ' a ,, • FREESTONE PEACHES - - - - 2 1bs. 29c POTATOES - - - 10 lbs. 59c ' SUNSHINE Hi-Ho CRACKERS SUNSRlNE . NEW Bananq Cookie• lb. 35c lb. 45c FOOD MART INSTANT-GUNT COFFEE - - - 10-oL jar $1.19 GROUND BEEF - - lb. 49c FINE to ROAST OR RAR-ff.Q CANDY BARS - - - - 10 for 39c ROASTING CHICKENS - - - - lb. 39c 25 lb. FLOUR - - - - $1.59 FRESH LilN M l LK Ground Chuck �ILK - . , - - - - - 74c gal. ' 79c gql. ,b� ·�9c Quart MiRACLE WHIP - - 53c SUCHEft'S RINGXN's I ENERS WI BOLOG NA r'MAXWELL lb. 49c ib. 39c INSTANT COFFEE - ., 6 oL 81c MEAD · LETTUCE - - - � 2 for 31c MARKINS, FOOD MARKET \ 1111 Qlltllllktltllfscla.ca-.- 6 E N SPORTS . STORE Heat Your Home. Or Brooder Houses With LP GAS and SAVE! . .......... ...,,........... LA R D t· new miracle INSTANT WIPE-ON ,... .... """-,,,a..,lc ..911 .... , ........ ...... , 25 LB. CAN . *Fishing Tackle *Golfing Equip. *Basketball Geor *Football Gear *Softball Equip. *Baseball Equip. *Swimming SWISHER & LOHSE rHI - 49c AT ITS BEST I 1 Pork Sausage ' '. II I ' 2 lbs. 95c BOILED HAM 89� l b. . I ~------•----- I 3 lb. $1.00 I I : SPORTING GOODS WEINERS ell, 'I e l•iOi , . ·-.�� l£,.'7� to m � !lJII �gr•·;i:ii:a'i.; 111 A i.rie mo und of Can;a<llan air moved iD to the lo wer Great Lakes, dom inatini; Ohio weather. • • The mercury dropped into the up- Bricker Saya Ohio per 40B _over the northeast a�d Dele,ration For Nixon th tre ne COLUMBUS UPI - Former Sen. �;:vi!�� .;,:;eoor:o;� 1 Jo � n W. Brlc_k er, chairman of the was the eighlh lime thia mont h 0h I� del ea:at1o n to the �publican Oa t a new low reading was esta.bNati onal ConvenUon, u1d today li.1hed. The weather bureau said t.he Buckeye deleptlon will bold Clevela nd was well on its way for firm. for t�e nomination of Vice recording the coldest July on recPre11dem Richard M. Nixon. ord !i nce 18'1. in Many areas, espec1 1lly Bricker Hid h e could tee no deNort..ern Ohio, have not had a tection from Nixon to Gov. Nellon day ye� thia month when tem pera- Rockefeller of New York or anyturea have been normal or above body else. nor mal. -----------But the wea therman had good ahowed very bi&h preuure cen­ newa for peraoru; who like their tered o ver Late Erie 1'1110VID£ wea ther wann. The wealherrnap ! slowly eaatwa . 1 �IA fl� $1.00 . ,f or ., I All wit� I BACON ENDS I ��•:�a...� . �,:Mt, t>ffit •�t •• llil!> Y. , J: Wrouod• "" 'h! ■ bl} !f, .. , , · • :�•.-iJI � d :::'ac � w l 3 lb. $1.00 :lfel,i'. . ' lilllb ' "• 'p1� .. ,� i •... ta two: i>bti' ' melt, t1,tee ,H&,i wliilfo ,.rvlq ay United Pren lntern■tloul Anoth e r round of unN:uonably cool tempera ture, greeted Ohio­ an, today with Cleveland chalk­ ing up another reco rd low of 48 de.&ree,. 9'1�r11 BOLOGNA :J'f :;-'IT:�' r,.• o POME RO"W:" -1 m . Jul� 22 The Pomeroy Benden Ju n ior and Senior •·H Clubs will sponsor an lee crea m 10C1al o n Lincoln Height.I, Friday bt&inni nE 1l 5:30 p. m. Home made Ice cream, cake, pie and co ffee wlll be 10ld and t h e procffds uaed for the Canter'• Cave -4-H Camp (und. Tbe &lem .Center Girl ind Boy Scout. are havln1 an Ice cr9m 10Cial at lhti IC.bool bou■e ltll th Sayre, d1ua:hte r of M.r. ana ;w rs, lieor rie Sayre of Ne w Haven , has Jua1 retur ned from the Lnter­ na t io nal Quadre n nial General Con­ venuon oi Y:ouUa P'ellonhipa, t:h r1su an 1!:d ucalloa and .Ev1na:e1ism, held at inaiaaa c...ra1 Colle&e m lndianapolla, J uly 13 thru J u1 y 17. lfiH s,yre , • member of lhe New Haven ·EUB Cb\U'ch and 1 •tu­ de nt 1 t ManbaU Colle1e, will te• l ate her exper ience, at the 9:40 a. m . wun,Jup service on Sun d•)', July 24 ll th e Ne w Haven EUB Church. The convention featured diacuaaion gro up,, Bible 1 tuay, re crea­ lion and in1pir at ional 1erv1ce1 plan ned around the theme "Our Unity in Chri1t ." Miss Sayre w11 one of nearly 1000 )'outh and adult de le-gales altendJ ng the convention. A decorated birtlldu Cde wt.th lld . n :,.; � tb� Mr. and Mn. Howard Lopn, daua:hter . Barban and ton Ron­ n ie, Geor1e- Slarcher, tbe honoree and Mn. Lopn. Mr. Locan re«i\led mlll)' c1rd, and callJ whkb be ,rent, &fpre­ dalfl!. l, SIMONS SELF-S ERVIC E MARKET I 9= . ' ChllfCh SCSS100 " Nature,S OddllV , · · I$ Eftcc;Jllf3ge COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES I· ..-. I Returns From Farke1· . e Mr, 1nd r Na ncy ind Howard Kay, took their ,on, Bobby, to Columbua to c1tch a plane to P ort Hueneme, Calif. after be had ape nt a 30 d1y lea \l e with hla paren t.I here . He came here (r om Adak, Al.Hila. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Lubert Jo nes of N e w Galil ee, Pa., visited with John Jonet. Callin& on Mn. Ada Slack and family S.turday were Mr. a nd Dfn. J. M. Fink (Hele n Lovett), Mr. and I Mr■. Ru l.!iell Klier and son. Bari Wade, ldr1. Uoyd Marie Jarrett and Jimmy and Barbara, of Cbat• l e1ton, W. Va.; Mr. a nd Mrs. C. M. Do uglaa (Goldie Lovet t) and Mn. The lma ,Drake and Joe, Elkview, w. Va, Mrs. Willia m Zerkle a nd childre n spent Su nday wi th Mr, Pnd Mn. William Z erkle of Hartford. Mart ha Pearl Sum merfield of s · b t • wee k wit n h G · ,Jti: �: n�y ;�r=� Mr. and Mra. Titua Picke ns spent Su n day with Mrs. May Gri mm and Jeann ette, Broad R un, w. Va. Mr, a nd Mrs. Troy Zwilli ng and ,Rusaell spe nt Sunday wi t h Mrs Cl yde Nance of LeSage, w. Va.: and Mr. and Mra. Dave St eph enson a nd daughter, Carol, Hunting ton, Willia m Diddle has be en broughl to his home fro m Hoh:er Hospital and is m u.ch improved, M ias Susie Parke r, R utland, spent M onday to Thursday- with Nanc y .Park er. He n ry Zeiher spen t a we ek with his chHdren i n C olu m bus. Mr. and Mrs. Ja mel! i.d umaw of Min go Junction visi ted with his sister, Mi$s Francell M umaw for ,evera1 days. CILIU,\TII .. -T Wilbur l,ofan cthllnhill ... 75tb birtbd■y Tlleldq ...lllu. at hi, home on Pl....at aldJt, Meigs & Mason Unseasonable eather W l Coo ts Ev ng en mi I Co Greeted Ohioans BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer ' CourageOUS ·Fan Flayed Ump1re SefS Off B8ftle New Haven Girl 1 , \k�:• Week News Of M ,. H rbect I Willi$ ANTHONY "fl\\� 'lr 1960-3 GAS FURNACE no9 n(IUSJ A .. e.Qttire #111 Harrisonvi IIe " , ' IJi>lttl,fj,ollcl UN, ,.._f_ ,_ itlllMloli __ _ -1 , Middleport 11(111": -��i.1 :ao:r��J:. •::if.iit lllddlellit\. jiM,a . ' l\t� ..__ � 1 l!'I' " ,...,._ ·,• 'r. J:�i-�'1'..;:' !, �- ' •: ·• , . , a'. '" 01�� .;1��f �fig. AND · ro tof>Mn; ib C1r.. Mif Cle.,urru ,_�.iff· -l "'"" ,, ;r.>' ft· : t· flMt ,Af,,.,.. 'd 'lllii i Syracuse 21, :1;11[2nd��:m.1: 1c:':!!: cake, pie, h ot dog1, baked beana, poll to 11lad, pop and coffee will be aened. WSCS of th e Letart Falls Het hodist Church annual pi cnic at 6 p. m. at hom e of Mr. and Mra. Bert Gri mm. All me mbera Invited. Mn. John Hill,. president. The Jolly W or kers Class of t he July l3 M�HIS, Tenn. UPI - _Bobby The Raci n e PTA is sponsorI na Mason · M.t.li odist Church will go J. S�1lh, 18-yearo()ld �m o[ to Laurt l Lak e on Sunday, Jul)' 24 an ice cream social and rerord hop rock . n _roll •maer Elvu Pre!!ley, at Racine Grade School a t 6 p. m. for Ii pic nic. as d indict e W n thre e eaaay on � e Jul, 23 Ralph Warn er, a Philip Sporn � c_o u_nb . o { pa.same bad . ,che cka. There will be an ice cream ■upemployee, l e f t Friday for a short per at the Finl Presbyterian busi ness trlp to the Breed Power :i. mUh I& t he son of Elv1e uncle who s�rves a.a gate keeper a t tbe Church, Syracuse, S;a t urday eve n- 1 PJ1mt at Te rre Hau te, India na. sma:er & $100,000 manuon. ing, July 23rd with home made Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDani el 1 the church building fund. and daughters llpent s everal days Dale called on his mothe,,-M -,-, . July r u 25 M . re cently visi ting Mr . and _ c _ r _ , ___• 1''lorence Harden and other relat­ The Bloodmobile will be at t h e lives enro ute to their home ln CanPomeroy High School, Mo nday, wn from a vaca tion In Florida. ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM July 25 (rom noon to 6 p. m. I Lind.a WUlis is visiting relatives HOW TO KILL IT. July 24 in C o lumbus. IN 3 DAYS. I The Zion Churrh of Christ on Mrs. Ed Grindle)' spent a w eek If nDt dell9hted wlth STRONG the Pomeroy . Harrillo nville Road with Mr. and Mrs. ,Dave Wataon o( Instant-drying T-1-L, your 4k will have a hymn 1iog at 2 p. m. Colum bus. lNlck 1t any drug afore. Watch featuring Freeland No rris and t he Mrs, Harold Holmes and Mrs. lnfeded ,kin slous,h off. Watch Sun1et Four, Florence Ada me, Mar• Napp er we re co u ncil o ; al the hHlthy skin repl■ce It. Itch ■nd ily n Powell , Anna Ki ng and N orNazarene camp Grou.nd, n i.forse bumln1 ere eo,,el TODAY at ,is, '"d the &,cine Bubenhop RRoad, Columbus. Atte ndina from SUNDAY'S WESTERJII ·p1,'l/'SUtlE HORS& WIN!cE Swisher & LohM, Pomeroy. Quartet, Jean Hayman, Dan Hay, wH here were Carroll Moore, Con- · M11I, Chil ly Star, ridden 'by -1,im Gres■, New Hav•n man, Gib Hart and Rob Hart. tis McDaniel o r Jlion, N. Y. n ie Grindley and S arah Jane n11med winner In Sunday's' •tern PlHl!ur.e H�rs• even·t Meigs county Foxhun ters AssoMr. and Mrs. Richard Krau tt er Ho lm es. Count� Rl�l_ng Club Hor" ciatio11 Shooting Match at Bald durlng ·thei fourti, 1nnu1I , have a s t heir guest!. Ml\ and Mn. Tlme To Replace That Kaobti. sla t rt ing at 1 p. m. There Show on the Junior Fa lrg.roUl).dl. App�ox1i;n■, tely 150 per• , H e�ry K�au�ter and fa,11lily of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker Old Film.ace Wltlt A Jol ie t, Jlhnou. ton■ took part In the 1 5-cl••• ev�nt._ __ _______ will be chickens, hams and baand fa mily were supper a:uests of 1ons, New Amerlc!an Standud Guests Jaat week of Mrs. Alice Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Swartz, Bel­ HOLIER HOSPITAL Ble tner we,e Dt-. and M,s. Fred pre , Tuesday. Jul y 26 t ted Juty ' 19: l.lomer Hol- The SyracUIC 1 Admi Ka m ph er and son, Freddie, Co). Third Wedn esd,iy ' Mr. ahd Mrs. Wayn e Wingett and ter, Pome roY.; Charle� Norris, J u mbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J ohn• grandda ughter, Shade, vi1ited with Ho m� Demon1traljpn · Clu b meet, , Pridd . M Opal Mrs. y l Reedsville; d SEE US FOR I son, Colu mbus; Mr. and Mrs, Virgil h.s a un t, Mrs. Edna Carl from e ton, Mon­ Mi�dl.port; _ �LWal�er H1'r!t!Y: , Ing bas been postponed es FREE ESTIMATES t '_i � I $ Here ford, Southside, a nd Mr. and day. n 20 n da Wed July l day Wed o es y n · kid � l�PQt1; B.en.�pencer, Raci e, Jutr. 26 at 7 p.m. It will be then Mrs. John Be aty , Charles t on . (cont , n ued !,om Pa "e O n e) M r. and Mn. Thomas WJlliams rt o p e Middl ameI Adflme ' '· I Mr. a nd Mrll. Roose ve l t Davis and Wayn e of Coluinbus were re­ nore d the · U. S. border dur ing D · · at the borne o f· Mra. Jessie Cotin back spen t th e week i n Westervill e , 0. cent visitors of hia parents, Mr. his raids. Tha t was I.be Dism isse d J uly 19: William trill. Ethel Garland will be 1peakPLUMBING & HEATING They r eturned their granddauahter and Mrs. c. H. Williams, day !I whe n the Cavalry still u �_d , Campbell, Hettie Thompl!OP , Del- - er on "Fl ower Arra ngi ng", re the n her o t Joh home Skating Party al Sla nllbury.park, son Kim Mr-. and i',irs. Ralph Sewell vis­ horses a nd Hill spe nl m ost of hu , • bert D elawd er Willat1d Day, Shir:Middleport Phone WY-2-2550 following a visi t in MaBO.tl. ited recen t ly with their pan,nts, t hree year hitch on th� back of a · Icy Lambert, Mrs. Allie Stiffler, Middleport for Youth of Me igs · Mr. and Mre. Earl Diehl and £am Mr. a nd JI.its. Jo h n Sewell and Mr. horse palro1ling the Texas .bord,er. J'ohO Carter, Mrs. Willia" m Hay- Co unty Churches of Chrliit, -4: p. m. ily of St. Albans were w eek end and Mrs. Anc e J o hn llon or Jackson, Harold Brown, Middleport, wae· i n man, Dia na A.dam s, P8.ul Hehalfey to 6 : 45 p. m. vifli tors of Mr. and Mrs." Ja mes Ky. Jul, 29 Mr. Hill'a olll!i t d uring the Me x.i- Leslie Paherson ; 1,1.ra. Errie st CaThe ann ual picn ic of th e K of ,Diehl. Sr. sey, Mrs. Guy Deem, John N okes, . . Visi t ing rece n tly with Mr. and can -Texas campaign . , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roseberry Mrs . Herbert Parker were Mrs. Ed­ A}th ough he d oesn t admit i t, Mrs. Orville Hogue, Shirley Lynd, P's an4 the Pythian Sisters of o f Madi so n, W. Va., spe nt Su nday na Sum merfi eld a nd Mr. and Mrs. HHI appar�n t ly was . tempor�rl l yMrs. Darwin Petri e and da ughter; the Middleport Lodge will be usmess b orse h, he t Roset Harrie Mrs. er, h t o m is h h wit with fed u Mrs. Merrill Caldwell and daugh- I held July 29th at t he Middle port p Rex Su mmerfield of near Chest er NEW and USED be y. roadside park. The affair will be und Miss Barbara Will, Jessup, Ga. aftel' t hree years_ 1_n the cavalry . ter. · ,. n and Mrs. Earl Harden ��� Mr. po Uuck and e ach family is ask ed Henry Dailey Jr. ha11 retur ned to for }Je promptly }O�ned the Navy • tment· enlis year e e thr. bis bring t heir owo table service to when hie h ome l'ro m t he Lancaster City al Servacea The picnic will be held at 6 p. m : ended in 1917. He served . in t he . Reviv Hospital and is impro ved. t on · (! f ,, ffttt_llf,td rn,, and all the flrnilie1 nf the It of P of U1 , S .. Navy for the, .Q1.1J::� 1 Mr. a nd Mrs. Roy Spencer near Morni ng S tar vpited Sunday World War f and WH discharged , Revival services will bC bl!ld • '1111<:1• :the Pythfan Sister, are invit­ 1 wlth hiB sillter, �- Lela Hendrix.. in 1919 · about a year after t he at the Ru t land Church of Chtlfsr ed te come . Phone WY-!-3794 ic�, t ----------at Armis evening day n Mo next beginning Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sisson and . . Cpl. and Mrs. George Cleland rePOMEROY, OHIO Mr. Hill LB not a n.at 1 ve of 7 :30 a nd will · conti n ue to August family spe nt Monday in Ci nci n nati. turned to Fl. Bragg, N. C., Thurehere ved bu t has h C Wes o unty t o f Meigs Furniss 5 wi th James Mrs. Anna Will and daughters, day after spending a 15-day furs b orn in He o life. hi!! o f W11 sl t .· m evangelis Uni as o n Barbara and Mrs. Fay Smith and lough with his paren ts , Mr. and children have returned to t h e ir Roa·ne County, w. Va.; and .came · Mee t i ng'g will be .held each e ve- Mrs. Wal ter Cleland, Racine, and when n 1910 i County igs e M to home in Jeallup, Ga., after a visi t Sa turday a nd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hysell, Con ­ wit h Mr. and Mr1. Eldon Will and his father, a cerpenler and resl , ning except w ill be song lead- dor-st, Pomeroy, and o ther rela­ Weills Virginia L:ing o t moved r, e al e d Mrs. Henry Dail)'. Als o visi ting the est ate Uves. They were acco mpani ed ii invited. public 1'hE! er. ottom B Long o t was It S o tom. t Bo Wills were Mr. and Mra. Varian o me by Mrs. Cleland'a brothers, h • t lis n e Arthritic and i'h■umatle dfs­ McCullough, Toledo, and Dr. El­ he ret urned after II.is two 1 old and John Hysell, Co ndor-al Har Forces. Armed the n i tll n e vnt dluble and crlppl• eatea m son McCullough, Colu mbus. co uple have a eon , Paul, the dishis numbers. Thoupl new treat- I after t year a u o ab For Mr. and Mre. Troy Zwilling took me nt1 a n d drua:• art btlnl J th e ir son, Pvt, Russell Zwilllng, to charge, Mr. Hil l se rved aa a rail- West Jefferedn, and three daugh­ devel()ptd, there can be no t Colu mbus Th ursday wh ere he took Way cle rk o f t he B. & 0. be twe:�n ters, ,M.rs, Eu"nice Jones and Mary SLICll;D ■ub■tftute for to11nd mecllcaf 1 a plan e to Fort Ord, Calif. Pitts1urgh and K e nova, w. Va. C. Hill, Coluft!bus �n d Mrs. Jane t who hves m a. house on Jucfamant -all arthrttla Is not I �,In. Ha rold Holmes Is a palient Il wae a j ob he did not like too I G opch, the Hill tarm . They have 12 grand­ I at H ol:r.er Hospital. the Hmtl well he says, so he resigned and ren , A brother, Willoug hby, As • member of you, prom. Mre. Maude Branch and grand. tried his hand at fi rming for a child near Cheste r. lives ved o m n· e h t He years. ■lonal hHlth ttam, we tl'l• childre n of Colum bua spent a couple of e a becam he re e w_h roy e lri o P t� courap you to 1ft • doctor'■ I we ek with her mothe r, Mrs. Ma ttie Mr. Hill's main i n terest now is . dlqno,11, He can beet Hfect Springer and gra nddaugh ters, C har ci ty mall carrier , w orkl_ng ou t of training his twQ. A merica n Shel· 5 LI. BOX the Pomeroy PoSl Office for ZS land stalli on s ·[or eulky races al the thffllpy and drup to help lene and Sharon Hayes. · I pnterlptlon1 your Brint you, � Rece nUy Mr. and Mn. Ti tus ye ar . He will C Hill t he Meigs ou nt)' Fair. to ua for d•pendablt •Mee. I Pickens, local, and Mr. and Mrs. A :ou 1 slx years agO Mr . · Sun ts n and n t er Laurel Oaks e Howard Neigler and Mr . and Mrs. retired fr-om the P ost Office and Roval Oaks Snip I (called "Snip") . � � • '' _', I. ',1 ,� L ) \ 111 ' Ge orge Nela:l er of Racin e enjoyed purchue d the 170 acre Charles m the pony ev e 11ta. Ash worth farm sbout a half ri11le a picnic al Marietta. SKINLESS Assis ting him in the training Mr. and Mrs. V e rno n Swartz of o'ff Rou te 33 on the Fla two·ods e comhav HUI Mrs. and· He Road. this summer is his grand­ chot'es Be lpre, Earl Eum merfield and 10 n, REXALL DRUGS Roger, Murryvllle, Pa., -.:ru-. a nd plete ly re nova ted the century old son , Mike Jones, Co lu mbus, who is spending the su m mer here. M re. Garland Lamb, C olumbus a nd Ashworth h ome of H room s. ' Preserl]Klona ' rm ill devOted t o fa the f o t s o M h Miu Velma Sta n eart, Al ena were Z-2955 Phone Pony racing, Mr. Hill lnst11ts, is puture and hay w ith a bridle UZ E. Main SI, !'omeroy peats of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert path running over the farm whic h· a growing attrect ion for c ounty Parker. Everythlng You Need ' the HIils operated for twO yeal'S fa"il's arid eaCh year will attract l'/1.< more enth uSiaats Last year there , For Any Sport You WW Pitttburgb and Kenova, , for thoae of t he public wh ,,�et.1 1 were 10 ponie1 en tered in the Find Here Al The Sliced or Chopped and had no. _h?tSef rAce1 �t Rock �rin�s : and he ex- ; to ride COMPLETE BEND'S · year. /,or a 11te place ,to enjoy , W,� l(iNJrti fcts man· y mor· e �hi, J·•' ·, · , ' · • ' _ "! · I'' . Tht brld1e path has bee ri' P�S�O!J· 1 i5J. , , Lucife r could have done JP.�ch tinued for wi n -. QI IOriieope' worse than to have �n b o�n run It, · Mr. Hill sa\d '. Ife' ��IU : on 'the �II farm where _he will ha• plenty of ndr,lle, 4r �ul' hai canw, CIIAl;,JIIIIM up !1 nder the watchful e ye11 row g' cut his hone herd ' dc.1W'nj to 10 ot the Hill fa m lly-1 In fact ,• whil e mare� w h ich h e uaes ii b�e·edin& Lucifer may never ·i111pµ'e l song • Aulhorlted Ma�r•g&r ,to k o name a borax produ�t, we pre• � . are d Hill n Mra a Mr. AU PLOOas Headquarters �t,h diet for_ hi m I happy hle. horse enthusiasts and e ach h R s a ow old and gr probably will He WOOD. UNDLIUM, . llllddleporl MW SL Pell mlno mare a& a privste ridi ng n ever ne n kno w tha t he 1s a _, TILi hone . Mre. Hill was the former m il� Mary Frecker, Pine Grove, and .:___ To Mett July 26 Yes , this hallon, like all olh•rs, is enllt­ led to • dollar's worth of delerue lot every­ one of the billions ol dollars apeat. A! we enter !he dallgerous '80s, the quee• tion remains, How tith we &et II? ri !l1ffl . .,.,v FHA Membets didate on the American scene today could do any bette r, if os well. gu; tional Press 'We e k.. Coat.Ii show in a vari ety of 111houettes from th e fitted prfnee11 to the wide ind roomy looldn,ll box shapei;;. Like 11uit.1, moat come with slandaway collars. Sfme have 4 demi. fitted front a n d ldoae sWlr.glrig bRCk. Cdm_pttlq: with th@ regu!dfon lel'lgt.h coat are the three-quarter and IM!Veft�th1. In b9 t h suits 11nd at'1, fur u ot , I ·11v!lh!y. , 1' � '° . :x! '!N:r;NI: we1<1t1. .-1� ;, j: !Ii . �',ti � _ijtdivtdual ·· 1� ' 116� MOHi)': A&J.e ��-41l �n�t of t1}& ''ldtal td",:k" fol' 1. ' Jilt : with &klll ii ,o'!!�•hlvlit l,;;]ulls or t�n,!i, .ireue,. · over iho!, hl•UJti • !etlOivl!ly. Sh fi1\lt • oi 'til'plt� · ■ fill, i . • tolor · 1ft ,mblt e �ii lltetion. Fefthrts "tfa' 11,r" 16!\li!i<o, of , cill t oiib Be ubl e !ht,_ jjltil.� Jacket s!i6uld0r, . lt'i! �itml II l di'ii■. � . tt n, i two wi th , t@Ha.h<y lb it<II'<! . �t!iW, - breu ll llriili • come set-fliihetirttlfi With stivfii . · . I .. Ure . and g>thallng-lhtb th t jtbn bf · !he !� . -<bl � ' 1itteath. Jackt\t, lh deep •-l'!tj�i/l& \oi!r,11!1>1, " I . I ' '· to · ft htra ahd raclan. Most sl!J,� •M lt ill • ohoe, .. Ill• lfti3dle ,or t he lffl.,�f!!\- A >Ill •• · said /• � !Iiitif' l@'t,1 Ire sliced off . at tJM, ,�JMw. 1 Mn, Stnf ' ' •' · _ :)f 1 , 'Jltese were treod1 -, t h f\llt i!bJ,• • ifi.- Jti, , "IM. lorui llbOWn f:<> vlfli\t l ng fHhlbn · • iitiat.lei' R'itri ,-·, ·. Mill reporters attending_ the N�w Yt1rk. ; lllA bias Uii 1 u nua_l �•tu e g �n 1 1 ;• -�-. _. ·v: � ·.·, _ ;: �::: :� ;: Ice. ro cock. l■okod i,H Jftd lve�I ' · ' ' l'ii!tdlng ti! I the ls Jffii, · · . from t�& to bll ' . Monte-Sano ,. l'rlliih-'-4ever11 d1; tjqie , an d I� 81f fiessea . Approxima tely 350 Future were pure · che mise. But for con-' / Homemakers from all sec tions of traet, designer Jacq\leg TJffeau \ will .m eel et produce! another silhouette callWest Virgini.i, Jackson's Mill, July 26-�9 for ed the "s�eptwlng" puffed out their Fiftecnlh Annual Sta te Con- llke a turtle stiell across , the up, I venliun. per baCk IDd 1bouldera, n� in These delegates, most ly- chap- at the wala� or up,Cr hip and alo p ,esidenls a nd Chaple, ofll- w•Y• Jolhe cl to a namiw !klrl cers, will represe nt 6,010 mem- Arffl�ole■ on this group, ate -et bers from 153 chapten in th e de_ep,· ()ften to the waist. A ..,htRe Kr<>U p l>i lel'l!n'l>IB!il!is I•ngth high schoo ls of West V l, glnia. Presiding over the convention coats, and "dt.'IE!n8, of coats reversiwUI be the st ete presiden t . Ella bli;\ wlf/1/t'ahric on �nt side, pre�e��1!��1 of Ripley High School clOde, -rur;�n,• \Jie �ellitr. . IY: llllDDII HOUDAIHILT ' -----�h. Ida Bachner ret urned LI Iii Wlidri. esd.ay from a vacation tr ip . In Oayion, B eaoh, Florida, where sh• visited )k and Mn. !lay F" GN!ehler. Mi's. G e orge Baker Is a pa tient By Mrs. John $tout "' , ,.,. U Hoh:er :ho,pl t al for observaQ U V • .,,,,.,;;� Mr. and Mrs. Ed McVay and " : .,Jilt., · \lon. children of Mine ral, W. Va , , spen t tversoqe wl!l -'t,e � t�it '''l O 1 1 Mrs. Lawrence Hartinger and Sunday with Mr. a nd Mrs. Ruseetl fro118_e� •t 1�e•l� Ollq �ta�_Fair, ' 10 n David visi ted W e dnesday Wi t h Grimm. A,1,gust _ iO t1'rou!1!�l So"fe m8et 2, 1, · ,, iiurtn, "'oa: w� -Mr. and Mre. Garla n d Lanie r and nuuse .ine "_v wh1,. ,• ...::: ....,lan d Jewell "' " ,,. . "' M , . and •1Childre n i n Rio Gra nde. called on Mr. and Mrs. Ha rl Ha n- $t�te Fa! ... Weak will ti, the J, i ttle 11 RJ if,, � M r .and Mrs. George Anderso n Ing , Mr. Jewell has spen t some Thf! iter · B'!iili:llnl on �e Jr:, _h�ve been vacation ing_ at t� "�· U\e hospitll,]. _h\lt .� able t o m-nunds , where m llt\y dolt, 1a4 . 1 . V1r11m1 Beach. I eibltil�d. bf¥tleit be around noW'"'!illti1�clat l ves. J Kathy McElhi n n ey , da ught�r of Gue sts of .},tr. "\qd"' -George �Ill nDd sh ort &irOO.·..- t!O.l!:I, Mr. and Mrll. K enn eth McElhln • , Clark were Mr. ai\<i Mrs. K eith w9rklng and huntlpc } doS•, Jar11 ney has been con fined to her Plu mmer and children, JI"Q · a d ,:., :bib �t.h 1 · n b ho me because of illneas for sevMr. and Mrs. Ge orge Clark are ��e! �D �he lfii pa i d� ot'dop� ! eral day11 this w ee k. spending eomc t ime wi t h relatives Other !.1Jbiliar bre'eda OD displ11 Mrs. Jack .Bachner a nd son al . Ca rroll, retu rning with th"'" "'ill ;:is. , � u.,'le� ;h,t .w· - Ul-'f��H, HAI•: ""' Steve are spending t he we ek In gr,ndchildnm . vo•irs1urr, tef'e 11 en'.ii,· coa�l!r 19,·"n.tel:-x n d? - ·or n d a --.· Charleston wi th Mr. and Mrs. n 11 , �� m� r.lre. Alvin Bra nde nberg and � -!l..i:. 1 • � "!�,t"'"t',; 1;11 Q�: Clyde Belcher. , lbeI n 1 ehlldren of Jnd l ana were weele end '\': '!�' �he"'e ·�°['·· \\'I u.: c armer H 11told R ln lcl e , son of Mr, and gueste or Mr. 11nd Mrs. MCKihney F ,t m)f,io; l� If ycu v�n�e_l' Mn. Htrold Hinkle has be en ijl and family. w d • a th9 ct d · !. 1-,. ;• · !1 <Pe� �ree� 1 Mrs. Joe Sayre and Timmy and , t th e ir ho me o n South Fourth 11 e 8 a e '!n1 11 St., for lleveral days a nd wa� tak- Mrs. �warda called on Dana TUr n- � dn l rairn 'i' 1 s"'e P11t' i .to;_ r,, wer J.l1 Y0�"i1 1 � , 9� �x . -1'!_.t en to Holzer Ho111)ital yeste rdlly er Sr. rece ntly. wo � i,. t e cattl u 3tfona . ;'_ :!fe.i: r1ri l n\ ciu for observa tion and treatment. Mr . and .Mn. Jake Lee and son s q : t it tn e Mn. Wayne Dren ner a nd · so ns wel'e Sunda y guei.ts of t heir 11\oth- be 0;;��•"er.:h ::. ;.. t� tah:e ;_�1: who have been visi t ing wttb Mr_. ,er, M,s. Ka t ie Wilso n . llt!!hd tl i e .o.·og' e¥1ilblt. A moclr:. and dauahter , a.. and Mra. Jacob Turner and· f&fuMra. Don Updegraf m b . ,._ J • . \f1-W_ w1 -� p,-esenteII 1o EX· UH' 1 11 Jell for t heir home ,· n Call lor- who h• •e been visIll ng • ere w1· 1 . 10 Plato 1ir-aoeh t · . bi:fif r21, ic tua':1 , F n r, • ye1terday. Mrs. D. renner s bro- ret ur n 1 o l ond a soon. 11 ., 't shOw 1,. st'l""i� r " . � - y 001 i ther WIiiiam took the m to Col-------dog 'Nllit ru1d llilothtr loSII. TWA um bua where they left by ub�ll\enc,• ucm -, !1hltJ "iits w I I I for t heIr ho me . CMdueted to �ow th� adva.,.' / be 1 · Lionel Bogga of the Middlep ort lasei of I we11:tnlqetl. dc,e.- Filma', , De pa rtment Stoie wae lD W ell• on YarJO\JS Pbas11 " ol 6� wort1 et on several day1 lait we ek to ,ind ti'ajnil1{t: ,YIU be I�twn each1/ daJ 1n the auditorluni oUfitl "Doi iaalst with the sale COnducted at t he de partment 11tore there. n,,, ,'·e· · " Mn. Ev e rett Ba�tiner 1 nd dau�f CollimbUS ctillle ClUb la ght ers Kare n .nd Conole were In mt!l�u� .fmi ·�01 eiiilti,t, whic!I \ KANSAS CITY, Mo. U PI-Boyd Uiut ' be 0..,,..,. e'll:!h di� J/r tmi Fair Chillicot he on bu■ineq )'esterda y. , .,.,," ..l. hael Owen1, • muiCUlar 1!7- fru.]: Mic � mi11�',11 8 il, t!l: to 8 �. i, A'd� Mr. and Mrs. Ch eater 1:orwIn was r, to' mti e1'Utilt ::t4 25 � adult, a nd ion , Don left t.111 tnorhln& year,old oonatr uction worke . . fof I v■eation trip. Tb117 plah to on paroi.• tod.Jy -�cause he dare d and teu ,�n�i f1'r ..6hi!'d'; . �-=� __ , _ ,,._ .. . , atop at Clp! ' Hattft11 North to do wh•t dl(lit di1gruntled base y. - bal}/�il a 1 tj·'th::V ��r� '� ', !:�v::1.:�'!:-�;tb cr;J:' r Rt � Owe n\, of nearby lndeptnMence, •· washlnstoq . Ml1111t1l about, it is not likely that any political can­ IY IL"'NCIII M. H•IKINI l4n. Ralph War ner 1nd child• re n 1pent Sunday wit h Mr. and Mn. Rufu, Co bb ind IOI\ in Chul eaton. Mr. and Mr1. Coe Ricka rd of Al• b&n)', Ohio , and Mr . and )(rt. Her? man Rickard and son of California were guesll!I o f Mr. and" Mr!. D1lla1 Yeager on Saturday. Mr. a nd Mra. Jo11eph Lish and fa m ily had 1s gu eeta la11 week., Mr. and Mrs. Fra n k. ,Boyer, Zanesvill e. Mr. and Mrs. Harry GreutUJcr and dau,1h t eni, Laurie and Ellen, of Fanwood, N, J., w ere gue sta las t week of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph War ner and fa m ily. Carolyn Konieczny, daugh ter of Dr , and Mra. Leo Kon lecmy of lro nton is spending a week wi th her grandp11rentll, Mr, and Mre. B. F. Bo ard and her aunt, Mrs. :dary Berry. I i�. '-� .. . There i s a deeper sjgnificance to that failure than the mere fact that the Pentagon remains supreme in its dedication to waste. This is that if Mr .. Eisenhower cannot per­ form what taxpayers know should oome lnslon cifllrch. ,u"t':1d ear u nel1hbor, brought lll record o r GPll's moke11 me us not Just I meS11 hut ,11bout a think always of my favorite peck. t:hurt"hill ex preasio n . rr•n Dick t hi n ks I'm go nna c�n Several pl.'ople wer£> oclmirl11g • lhesc like w lre Lois (ehe has 60 new baby. Sai6 one l11dy 1 "'Why, cahs now, I think) well, he 's mis­ Mr, Churrhlll, tha t baby l ooks taken. for I long ago resigned like y o u." from "Connery Row." rc1pon11e "Win nie'N'' rnmouH L I us9da 1)11'/,k J had , to pu t u p "/I.LL, b14billJI look i liake me." . W l rinie'e oth� _ &t\e I li�e be11t.,,rW�1llt h�•o u 1hol11 of peach es, la his priva te deelaralion 6f war Oh. the ,Weal, oh, the t iredness. " We ahwll rtaht them In the O ld, 111.y, too rot, Just plum fieldli and on the hichways ; in t he no 'co unt-ls HMH. oir 1111d on t he streeb." Two Jadiea or lilnally from An d one wl tneH st anding near t he K eno neighborhood for mer) decl■ree that he addctt , " And if called LickBkJl l et wrote me �anry we 'll holl hi t t he m over r ent ly-11l•ter11 Mr s Hel e n Cow­ the head with bee r bo t ll ea." dery Bowm11n ' and · Mrs. Nellie I alto say 1il ong with the "G o Cuwdery Cozar t now of Lon g It, old a:lrl" recentl y ref�rred to Bottom wh (!re they have co n­ I n 1h11 col�.m n-to "Winnie", "G o fccti on ery and Ice l"ream :hop. It. old bby. 'the school th e y attended 11 / youngatcre, ( near Ke no, · really . _W ell, air, we ha d O UR first rallod Lkkekllle t al one t ime) toma t o crop today ( ,J uly '1) cun- I waa huHt by thei r gra ndr1the r in 1l,t1 n g or two or lhe cherlahed, and even no w le allll hi eough1 alter frui t . e,tlSlen ce bei ng m ade ov er i ntO a I third o ne bu t "Al o ng dwelll ni,: houae . .• D11d hlld , dme a I blackhlrd, ond pecked oft her nm1e,'' in this ca!IC a doggone Thanks, lad le s, f or telling 111 blue Ja, or J11hrll ng, I gu en further about 11 n l111ere�Hng Meigs Never did two lomatoc" taHle Co u nty name. so joo d. Today J� WH 11:reen bean1 rooked .with a l'Ouph1 onions on Nic e to see Sheldo n St ever11, top. Olek Sterre1 1, hean ral1er de form er Middleport -er on "Muelc '' . 1 ., sonal prestige that has remained clear 11µ-ough many political misfortunes, he faU•d to take the battlements around the Penlagon. Did You Know That? ni":" f . M!4:SON SQC1al Items ----- - - - - - -- NEW YORK UPI-Suits, basics of most women ' s warorobes rome in three major silhouettes for the new season. They are the suit with the boxy hip-top jacket worn w i th a slim sk.irl. lhe hip length jacket belted lnto accent £ullness and the walking suit with the l ong jacket seml-fi t ted �r fitted. The jac-ket length . oftE)n comes �q. £1ns:ert Most ott■lr!u i1tlru ' 1!t I IUP. l. ,oft ••· ,ie, Inner ltib• th\'lio,o• thers . at lfij hlirl tfflht. othera •1t h more tlbr'lc come ple ated or flared 1Ughtly. . tbll11'1 on tbe �•c�b 11\!htrfll)' oi;; i.,.., tot iwo; ltbiti llie nl!lll ctlt �el'ere style � lh ocar,t, UeH ,t the ,h.iiiJlll!� amt tn.-ily rembvabte. .l.!Jlfoil\ •veey !till cothH with lb mli:tehihj or cl1BtdlHOted �•Uie. "'·- in hopes he might wield enough prestige among his old war buddies to accomplish what no one else before him had done: put the armed services on a sensible procu'!'ement table or organization. Obvio u sly, wllli all t�e President's per, of the billions of dollars thus ipent. ------ ----� ------ I 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0. , July 21, 1960 FEATU RED I N WOM!MS' !\JITS ,. Who Is Responsible? Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middlepo,t, 0. , July _ ._ ___. __ THREE MAJOR SI LHOUETTES ARE , · STRA -tosr,�- YEO, . OR STOLEN? - Gonanentatin g Editorially . • •• F R A N K L I N ,. �- ' - POMEROY, OHIO • • RUTLAND, OHIO . ' THE FOOD MART Save Your aH G reen � - Fill A Boot Qu,\ebr 11� W. SECOND.ST. Y. OHIO �-··-... .......... . ...... . . ....... ......... -·- --··· . . i... 1, rn w,111, · • 'f.lF OAIL Y �ENTINEL . . - • I Spending for national security takes more than half of each tax dollar the federal gov• ernment collects from you . A man earning $5,000 a ye:rr, reports lhe Citizens Public Ex· penditure Survey, pays $240 a year for de• There is one major disappointment with among administration the Eisenhower thoughtful persons of both pai'tles deeply in· terested in reducin& the expense of govern, ment, particularly the annual national de� enl lli l � lke eigh! ye= •• •nd a-n fuur �m a� fense. Virtually no one would oppostc any needed amount of dE:fense spending in today's unpredictable and dangerous world. But neeessary defense spending is one thing - ami waste in the defense system is a very differ- I • Senator Ikuglas of Illinois, who wants an adequate defense as si nterely as anyone, recently presented a display to his colleagues. One item was a- lamp socket which, he said, 11eU11 fn tetan stote1 for 29 cents but cost the N••,y 12) . 1 0. Another ,.., a set of wrenches wltt,h cith be b,mght fl'Ollt a tool company for fP.h. lilt l'8� tlie A.ftnt · $29. Still another "'IR i grou p ol dHll buoltlbgs ,.otth 25 to llO N!llt. which cost 11!@ Air ·Force $9.65. So it I r Ir Wfll!. Auditor, fl'blll IM tleneral Accounting _Office , the Mnilor allded, had checked and wrlllfll ht, !llilelll�ftU. ' r Affill'dlftf lb !lellator Douglas, the mili­ lfluch •• '3,000,000,000 • year through ptel!ellt prnrut'l!ment practice,. 'rills hu� lllIIII of mol!t�, lie pointed out, could be 1111....i and u!l@d !or rhl!siles al\d other real d•fl!ll�e pll�. 111tio'ft t, �nlltti!d to d!illa� •• worlh of d•l•n•• ;nd military powet evety one tary ,.aile •• 1'11, '' a tor lense bill. ii ls !hat Ike, with ai l his first• hand experience In the mllitaf'y, has been un° able to dent the brass rh\l around the Pent• agon to eliminate procurement duplication and waste. We would suppose many votes came to '' '. I rnea - DA I LY C R O S S WO � D . . A.OR08S J, l'l.ll tiomplet ely I. Cavalry ■wont 10, Bro11Uop hlll 11. Verlr, 12. Ctltl'I , brother 11. v,,u,4 16. Reil 28. � ...."" lt, t;,j;'• � ..' . _; - � Ill.�n - , n.m�;r · :11, 'l'olttlln ,a. •o. 2fi. One� ,t. M'ar1hy 6. BackbonN yea,,. ()Jd t. A\ppNhe ndl f. American animal �·!�i: I. Re1cuef' 8. 11:i, American moth Sf. Dl1play1 20. 9rganuu14 &thletle• 21. Intern&• tlon■l ,portlnr event 12. ,-,now (llaur, ..,_, .,1c, to m. cu, It. Godden of dawn 18, HaullbU­ ""u mtuurd II, Uk• a wtnr ., 10, it■eper O. Nch-.Jlan 4raraatt■t U. Hot warklnc lrt-t­ Jf. wrap N. 'l')'pe __,. .\ ••· bllpatchtl P. ll■pp7 tT. Pro-111 :17, Bir; oonoq.) 29, Olrl'• JllOk• Mme H. Move■ ltelltllil7 _ Ill. 87. Kan • lll•ltn■¥ · @. f M "'00-Iomon AIld s··hCb8, opens At Haven Theatre Fn•day N1g• ht In 'tile R6utid'• Ml t\'. Dick Wil ey ee.lle(l u1 hi 'tutn on «niit aee . Bheldoh. Motl of UI 1'111 tecail . Sh�lftn'■ J>lirfflc With Dlclt', oreheetrt--4¥1iti,'t El'hle rr.,1� 11,o One of the most spectacular ttnotioQ pictures ever proIn tbit and tttrne Bradbury duced, " So lomon and Shebll," opens on Fri., July 22 at the t,,t■nlal? Yes, :,fa, that WII ft, I Ha ven Theatre through United Artists release. Pr_oduced qn an epic IC1le, "Solomoil and Sheba ," a !:!h !':1•h l bl!l)" could revive o Vidot production, was filmed IQ 'l'echnlcolor a nd T echKing -"-"--on location In Spain at a (•Ost of better than $6,000,000, hiralna .... LOOKING Allq1JNO....e,;i , _ . _ story today 11 of I youhi bride tbui tbaklhl it o ne of the lnos t ex-, mo n bri_nga about h �r traSolo 11:W ia t mJde. It pe1U1ive pte uti!!a ever who bolled her fre,h corn until ilc . �eath, Headmg the stro n� 1upthe cob waa aolt-that mi tchea an O\lei" whelmlngly _ lavlriih fil m in portin g cut are such lnlern ahonalt h e three pound, ot liver ator:r the most opulent or Hollywood tra- J y hnowned players as John era�n s. oh Dad in Our e ii r married da I dlllo 1 Yul Brynner a n d GlJia Lo llo- f?rl:I , Je an Anderson, Jack Gwll-hli moth ,1 Ii ,er •0 we�1 · er li,ed Laure nce hm Ha rry Andre w, tha t Dad bl'OUJht In above amount brIit' da are starred II sotomo n and Na 1m 1t h , FJn1ay Cu • i.e , Maruchl rr , lon Ad Georre aa S1nder1, Sheba. wh en ahe w,1 'With u, for ,up 11no and ma n y othe r!l . In ad�l• -to tell you t:he truth rve ne:: 1 jahi the vldoue intrlau rt 1�othe r � ti o�, t he cast ls _ com pose d of h .Marb een the IIJ"lle man ,inca"""'iure- of ,8pJ,oJpOn, ii c:o-at,rr thouH1 n d�ulte htet1lly-ol exI 11 f.i sra le bat, iht u l•a Paftn ly miuJna: ROia ( A. R.) PJl l l,iqa 1· l ove tras an d bit P1ayel'II. •· · r ) · " up at th e store-he •Qd· l'..ie- -4ihe ite m•lde n whose wireq u lt "S-Olomo n a nd Sheba " was di1 -----------pe ren nial .,jakt each t>ther , r eeled by • Ki ng Vidor one of the 'OCIO n;-ostly about ho w thi n we're pt• trea t a nd dil tingui1h ed nam es or ting do ,et betttr fHl, Mr, P. ''spec tacl e '' pict ures. Ida Ll!e Roller (Mh. Jamea) and ,,. I\ h e r cute children at Grandpa '11 At! Edward Small prellentatio, n , TINT M ITING d rug 1 tore, 1I10 M IPJ MUtha and :i. 1ittm:th I n " 111 " t,-ai proti he'ull" !m • tneietlrlfl A lerie1 of revtval l o t course mama Dorothy workin wlll bt held •I the Church M du ced bY. 'fed Rich mo nd, Ant h ony like • Turt end hOW Jianl doet Cbrit t In Chr!ltlan Uhlon ' beitn• Velll er, l>aul Dudley and Georg e B�uee wrbte the screenplay, using a Turk work ah,.,.'llay--mOtt e very ntn• Sunday, July 24th. one IO!llnl I lot of ileep watchin1 Fri Rev, d Shockley, evan.&.llat the materials of the Bible for all the -con Ye nt l�ft-tnd jt btlalna all will de the prucb_tn a. The 11:;vlc• el emen ts of the story. Fre ddie o ve r aialn Mohday, July lft.- ea wlll be held In a i ar ie t ent by Yt1ung, the noted Bri t11h ci nemaShirley Gilkef (-Chief li:l!ll'hle s t he church which Will acoom·m • toa:rapher, waa chief cameraman. o ' dau1htet) and tifdlt h1ll n1 a fine da te tht · 1. ■-e croWda expected. Marlo N■sci mbene co mposed the lon 1 visit uptown-,one of m)' Rev. Guy &l re ts paator and mualcal acore , y •ery m01t f1,l)rltl tounr people has beth $ · ery iucteurul In his A 1re 1ihl train forty cars long -nice to '" Carla (Clark) Klei n ,,,vi ,. • ·_ Is •welt liked b·' all , • , required to tran aport th e comwas an d IOftl "-t n e.r aft • RIc hIIrd-R I. the people Of t he commun ity. A n• chard'• Mlch■ntln@_ 1ml1111 simply cordial welcome 11 exten ded to ...nv, crew, equipment, a nd p,o... - "Solomon � of and Sheba" from 1': 1slan me--:iren, Ute 1eranluma a t evmone. drld to the Los Monoaro, desert beautlful-90 cheer)' t he bank PIRSONALI near Zuaa:oli, Spai n , for baUle I# 1 dorn lhe w hoIe Iron I •n d rea l,.. Mlea LUllan Brannan 1 nd El• -ff.aroJd Jfub?iartl, Caahler, de- mer Brannin of Beech Hill •ere scene• I n the film. monatrate• the ' 'Ira)"' 1l1n i n Thurad1y 1ueeta of Mr. and Ml'1. Amons the,Jpectacular acene11 on the front dool'I---QlJly bkea off James Crump. the call 11-h eetll of "Solo mo n anU the 8'.lll'i--Otote lovely dark 1'•11• lll battle, Mr. an 11ra. ""· narol(I Burna:ar- Sheba" were the enormo ar11 formtt\1, iO w idely •••• . s ■11 ne r an cd re t vivld mo■ the (perha..., aeque11,ce, ... on d hlld . n were eaIii "'• over now Ind Whe.t all lnn�tlon (lraelltes the n e . '°e tietw filmed) ever J It 11-weU, J dld a little better Mr. •n d Mra. amea M. Cl'Ump and the EgypUan■, a full-Beale Pl· with recen t pletuN■ Ctna-i a:et- Thurada y eveni ng. Mn. Allee 8. Chapm an left gan or1Y, Sheba'• e)'e-openinc bath, ti n11 T out •r ••ta1•• o ■lle!;I'll r __,,." v 1• e atonlnC of Sheba "" outra-d k Ior an extended YIlit th 1sraellte11, the dea:truc�n of Ill wee Ina: • few 1111 fit.I the end1 of th'· ce h J H de h t Paul i and • , r Mr1. lf 1ervln a: club pletur. 1#1 Gn ill pott1 W 1reat temple by U1btntne, ae1!net �•· Bo,ton • d In er t a,uah t\ Plrk I didn't do � �IY, I ree, , u t a 'ha i& . ���d !:u�: :; Jat:r:.:�,:·�:: :: ��"�:f: =��:rl��::e i��r p· ___, ____ :l\Jlia■ I pre• reCNlaUon for the 1u 111. mel' IJ\d Ohrl.tmH etmif 1 :r,,�"m::..1t� �!n'.hth� ■t Ctilrr■tit DMbltJ Beliool , , . ,t I llffl ■II ... " i ll "'" "'1111J■ Roeh■alar , N. Y.,. ■nd II t■klli& w■f-ft>ttemlltr ' 1•• S m:,: lntenat In 11,f f""IIJJl!\0, l 11 .. elf yiit'lt -, ■ · IN ■n4 pl I ■IN ■ 1I 0 t l! J/l . : lllf . ' 11 na •l .,__.,�.J ' cl■- qeb Wltll:1 fm ldultl. • I ' - � �W,Jlll ,il otutft 1 · · II "-- y' 1 11.� :'Ch. 1 " U at bane on ...,,. 1: w•U 1111 11 1111 1 111: s H¥' : �''8::,� � � oae at I tlJlfl �� .fcfflt 11 Th ,: . otlo a .,_ 1 a1 teerlelk 11111 belt ol •tI ." wfftn thi Ruth M:lulrinarj Cltele ..._..... iiUit; at Ute home of Jane Cleland. ___,_...,...___._ · Spe1-ln1 of pfetu.r-, n1ph·•· -�•hi followed by pl'l}'tr !ten neU. Gre�• tNIE netllt IIK"' , 0� thtl meetlna. . ' , \' DA turt, (polar.I,' �op l llltlntb> a,ei'II P■naa:n rtom the Bible Of �e to ur thiJ tt,ptllNII welt re.t, Ill uhlNn and "Cleanae In P<NMl"DJ. �Is, U.u ..,.. Jh" WQ lllhl with the th ltd verse Ina II tL\l lcil t11tnutleatit11. •• • M ii pftye?, cloalnc the devotbeN "waaW11 .... llalh WoH_e, rettdent, wa e In UnltN ,,... lnttffllt Then rve rtad a pod ill� or , Jut, .1.. 1 11 ftimtdQ r!;: rl ia -.tlil tn camera eontrlvance1 . the f · ' o of Iha tu1l neaa m eetl q. tharlt • • u Y•• • place1 ot bu■ine11 to ■nap wo11lcl •-·t■-• ■-� .._,Mlih bltf ' •'" Ille � ., 1 III lll80. Ill be bur1l ■n. chln1 1 ill •�ro■ lll■_i •-' u in ' 1 al•N, �•! II• 11 wh; •h■rie llio}I! �lb _, 11W i,.1�• · u aed to lhlft I -, •'- iri\ II ■nil l'lln � 8 ltj - ,IQ; vi two to ■1 "'ili■ I � J1if ..,.,,. lllh\" WU 4 ■turo, 1 , IIM ..,... ■tt■, of ■ml ' Ille l\lflt fat the otffiani pt.■.nt- n ,._ljld • , h�""'7: 01 Doroth)o ,, 1!j1 bf. ••..,. cri... '<l■ Mllltlt -� In d l, .... I, __,_ , 'j;,ill and Htlen J-. ' . Al .. - �IIIQ "61 _llili ·lneetln1· ... of ■w■1 "' .:. ""'.::.- �1re..:1111 ' ...,._ la'ha ib lh• . ■ 1"111■, th.... ·-• ti! Ui would '��;,. � 11.,,.••, nd � 1: i :J I II I qo ■aiii"Pi�e�:u:: 'ti.if �r:.���.�hW■ M, , • •• "I'll ._ ..., i Ch■r«;i, hla iild I it,i■t, It lllt olld, �be, 'iii!<' =' Webl .. !i'"' J �"l' .· . . ■I .,..1r, ,..... hj .,_,.., • ltNlllo ._; • · · , jorwWt e!"l!■ W . ... �I!' I ■1111 tn IIP, '-\ _, J■• "(luli?,., ,-:':" . \It!, - tu �tll 1111« _ ., ■llbor .. . IJi'I ... 'l'lt. , .\lt .... · fM,J iM 00! . ■I Oak tllil11 tn ■ ■oriel of 11 "eloud roewili , j I H artford 5 f d �ews "eporte ■ 1'';�� ,1� · ·:Ji ,- ''Ill!' .. a ���r:::�. ! t· .\ d • , • ... 3!Pl��t �t,., R--liL MfSSIOnury' · ' ..,•.· •- , · f \'FSTERYEAR =. 1 ":;.1:. ~.•1 '=!!:•..• �:.11.:•�.1.· ' =�:,::: � k��-d l , t™-��._17 '1 ffilld " , !J�· • =•to.�� f�m-\1,•,'i,..!:O. �:� ! .1L�', Pitk. · n ' -� � . , � '- Efr.., .r1n'\"J:: �!'!'I �"· P/ a ,, , ii\ y' at , · llus! ,. , __, lo4u• "..,... l ·•�tile!'. �11.tt\ � ::� �•:.;_; {'' ..,.• ._, ,.,., . ,, c,· c·. -:·� '- . �� , . ..'if! ilti. ::.;:��'=-1ii.� = ,�,=, · Around And · About 11 a&Ut',� M- IM!tti . W. ' .. ' : Society Events -.,., _,.. .. SJ . , • r · ?t�i.r Mi-I,· �::t:,.�it;:'lit:!.a� , • on h,, loth lnnlha ol' ·K■n ■a, Cllfa'/'1 m the wlth J<l•( ,d11, e Tu )IIliihWlt �oll,n. . ,;o' ■t'hor ' Mptiiloilonl 'll-. Uioet ��1.,·,:!t Ill,, decided ta �In{ •' plant, . ' ' ! t - tlij, m■tto r , plr,on. . � ti ' . ' ,. ._; /. ' ' i'; 11Jy1 , Mrl and �Mn. Robert Coata . and . He walted·'6ntb the fi eld ·unnod.altjntw Qft,l.�e rllm.'n'ed tuts·- rte1d and 1rrode - UJJ to Stewart. d eva l f>om I IO day Vaci• Seconda late r, as Kansa11 City ay il RI tion trip to Colondo. WhiJe then ahor\a tqp Ken Haritlln atood gap. they tliltfll With tbetr .on S tiven Ina in tfie batter•• box, OWens dewho ia emJ)lo� at I heUday Uvend • round-house rlghi that taftich. They .topped at eolotado CJUlht the 42-yeaT-Old man in Sprinp IDd: ittended. the Stirl l\tl bJuf on the aide of the mpt. That ,et off a fight l"' hich laa1ed Conve-. tiGll ln Dinnr ,eVeril dQ,1. Tti.Y also vlaited at the ela:ht minutes while tne fOur Uhl1r: 1,irea, ballp!lyen, a n uaher and RIM!-, Mobntaln N,tional and on tM:ir- fttarn trip vlAJ.ted in thrH • P•trolmen struggled to subdue the outraged fa n . Jndi1n1 . wjtft fel11U"tl. -. u'• _______ . di·J.-.... -•-i■I lllQ nir,w1 •111 ..;.ill.l--1 ■nd • b item■ ple■N coni.ct ; 'I om, Y 11111 * H bod■lhelt ■t tlle Hom'e Sundnv At u■II or t� ·'.WY IJ . h, _ Q · call W't !�;t• A )�n!TIY ruttlob was h-;i,Foflho , ovonl iij. · home o!'l(r. liflll �- R llaror, ., , llt.,1,.lllddlepo,t, Sund,y, Jul)' 10. Attend,•� from ou_t ol lOWII Wffll ., .,, ifl<:, .,.d l,[r, t,;, lt Mr. iiftd •• Mn. Brllly • MurjlhJ, Mr. · k>liiil, ri lllo l tent an! Pl! � "" d I u, Jin.• Nut ·Onftcih , ..,_ and 1111 of h · om1ttea ;tn,M� ■ n: Mr. ■nll Mt!. llr■. �•m • · · ' J,i ': ,! Ille omebu � 11..... M■y, ,rt., Mrr: Sue ! Boyd tkll i 1 x ,ort " CilU'!' • r o Cl■u �t t•• · i •t ,�: tl �� P� 'ti � 1 � Ho?'�� .!.�[{it:,.J/!Alii�"'- _ !i�:: BoJi!m"• �.., ,w tho Norn �� ktc�- tnto!IN Reunw • n fft!ld lln11er c. Freein, ,":■�'. . �� ��;"su� ,1c1::��•s■ d . ■bl and,' ur�;;;.,11 but \,en 11,n Of HiinUn1ton, lllr. in 11n D. 0. Goodin, Columb..., \fr. affll ,Mn. iil'Mlln1 tel unable ii. E. Rici ind lamll)> ■nd : R. 0 . .' ......,._,....,..,.,.. , ,__ 11,., Prln..t'III, W. Va. ,.. ::.pli:i:i�.m:.�1!4!,!ji:,t•:i�-r. •""""'Ule' "' ...;. ••-•• 'i 11,a ■itln1 ili■t •lll: ::.we.��� r.o111· twlti of la . ""!' 1 c , ,. rP.�_ ( , n · � • •••dai / .,, .,..,.,.,;z:;1 ""�. a. fO •. UbM...1 lmOWI( oJ . '' . •ilac19- � plll � • out, 1 of , er · bady � .U.-,a11; 1111 l(tu Nane,: MtAllifter, Gallia ooum, 11S0-1 i cta1f. •1eot . . � ,, l(e... ,i'Jil ,'flelda 1111:ffl4'elt .;•lclum a nd pho,phoru, tor •tro�,. healthy hon• . Tttu i:,e atrtl"P: keep,: �lfth of mmc!es aud.l I c1eall na: aclivU.y. ld e · I ll t.MI! At �l•. •1ej the 1\1,l,ed for calorie,! lncrouei alow}y , 'the re"\9" br l drdl. tu 1!l"![c �_UJ: l, fll lh} 1 i.. mil1 fill! • Oun · �nm, 0 10.-, .. more calort.H f�r • 1 Nat hw• wt� th•• IA -� ... r■I � "c -1 ' h• ' · y. "'i'fy lld,l.-. t h1�,*, mori, lllo _,i1. , 11 , 'l' i�r;� 'll,�1 � ... '!! •- � ., • �.!iii. ,, 1....., : :1 �•! ■od cf -.1 �� m,1' • ,... , trlbiltl6o ' �. •• IJ � food; · '" nt vii■• tli� I� • . mto'>rill, 111• · ::;.; .,;;,::.; t.. "'ll"U"' _._ � 1 · - · '•::lfds � 1··,.til,'..: • °"" • r1 i� · .�1.11? *ff �-•bllt e"�'• 'ij , , <i. � .. TH A�liclD Mt, ■nd -llto. 9ilbbj i\eyn olil, of ·1u· M"-ft ■N! lill\uu�ifilJtie hlrlli �I . ■ · 1,1 · �::;:,� = to ��. � :, �� ltil!le• of illaon. wl� ·ii '11,d,;t · · · ..ll>lti · l_t Iii tilllll o;J;ol,i \lie> la llfa, tocktl-;,, � nv-t � � ■lit! l JI� lh= ,_� ...... Iii l , W • tilu;l,. Will !" .,._.. � the liold,• ban lhNe; "!her ��(!:�i:- , . IW,"�' _.. �wtl:�"� r.i-r.rl'ft.-:.:}Ji� d._ �. ::f'!�=--- �i tllllli,h; , • � ·, . ,. -r � · I ( 1\1; ' '" • 'Slnt.ed Jqt , Ji�� , .%t. POTTED M EAT 10 cans $1.00 IATWILL BRAND TUNA FISH 4 cans $1.00 VACUUM PACKIO CAN COFFEE wt . '• ,. . '. '2.95 BLEACH SALE Quart Sire . . : . . . . . " \ii G� . .. . . . . . . . . . . . �- Slae . . . . " • . , • • Uc Z7c 411e Open t:v°'11"i' Till 7:30 pm , Cold Beer ID'1 \}'jae ""· -98.f u .....111., .., prlttcfl ..-·, ·--- ._,,,,,, ,,.,,,,, ,, .,, ,., .,,.. ...... * ,.,,........ .,.,,,.,,,,_ _ _ ___, ' I um ,,,,. Wit :! �� Rutland Furniture Is HERE TO SERVE YOU We Are Now &julpped T& lmlall 500 lb. LP - Gas System s W• _. """111■1. d llOt ,,..._ d � 1Mitvft r.4H dlwl _, IN.,_ _, ...... a• .,. ... ... ........ $1.49 Pint $2.49 Quu1 . . ' Pll()NJI WY-U.H I THE SPORTS CENnR ; I TO " ...VI OUTING Pomeroy Cub Scot.i ts of Pack 248 will have a wiener roast at the Portlan d Park, Sunday at 2 p. m. Eich famil v is to take t heir own food and drink, Den Five will pl'o\tJde pota to chips and marsh· meUOWs. PRICE WILL COMPETE WITH , ANY TYPE OF FUEL RUTLAN D FURNIT U RE Arnold PHONE SH-2-481 1 • ., 111110 $ Grate, Owner RUTLAND, OHIO SAVERS GEORGIA $ " CANTALOUPES - - - 29c CUCUM�ERS - - - 2 for lSc NEW APPLES - - 2 lbs. 25c • J,;JU;ELLJ,;N1· SLIClNt; HOME-GROWN- MIN UTES FROM THE FIELD SWEET CORN KY. WONDER - ·- doz. 39c GREEN BEANS - - - - 2 lbs. 25c ' HOME-GBOWN R1PE TOMATOES - - - - lb. 29C ' a ,, • FREESTONE PEACHES - - - - 2 1bs. 29c POTATOES - - - 10 lbs. 59c ' SUNSHINE Hi-Ho CRACKERS SUNSRlNE . NEW Bananq Cookie• lb. 35c lb. 45c FOOD MART INSTANT-GUNT COFFEE - - - 10-oL jar $1.19 GROUND BEEF - - lb. 49c FINE to ROAST OR RAR-ff.Q CANDY BARS - - - - 10 for 39c ROASTING CHICKENS - - - - lb. 39c 25 lb. FLOUR - - - - $1.59 FRESH LilN M l LK Ground Chuck �ILK - . , - - - - - 74c gal. ' 79c gql. ,b� ·�9c Quart MiRACLE WHIP - - 53c SUCHEft'S RINGXN's I ENERS WI BOLOG NA r'MAXWELL lb. 49c ib. 39c INSTANT COFFEE - ., 6 oL 81c MEAD · LETTUCE - - - � 2 for 31c MARKINS, FOOD MARKET \ 1111 Qlltllllktltllfscla.ca-.- 6 E N SPORTS . STORE Heat Your Home. Or Brooder Houses With LP GAS and SAVE! . .......... ...,,........... LA R D t· new miracle INSTANT WIPE-ON ,... .... """-,,,a..,lc ..911 .... , ........ ...... , 25 LB. CAN . *Fishing Tackle *Golfing Equip. *Basketball Geor *Football Gear *Softball Equip. *Baseball Equip. *Swimming SWISHER & LOHSE rHI - 49c AT ITS BEST I 1 Pork Sausage ' '. II I ' 2 lbs. 95c BOILED HAM 89� l b. . I ~------•----- I 3 lb. $1.00 I I : SPORTING GOODS WEINERS ell, 'I e l•iOi , . ·-.�� l£,.'7� to m � !lJII �gr•·;i:ii:a'i.; 111 A i.rie mo und of Can;a<llan air moved iD to the lo wer Great Lakes, dom inatini; Ohio weather. • • The mercury dropped into the up- Bricker Saya Ohio per 40B _over the northeast a�d Dele,ration For Nixon th tre ne COLUMBUS UPI - Former Sen. �;:vi!�� .;,:;eoor:o;� 1 Jo � n W. Brlc_k er, chairman of the was the eighlh lime thia mont h 0h I� del ea:at1o n to the �publican Oa t a new low reading was esta.bNati onal ConvenUon, u1d today li.1hed. The weather bureau said t.he Buckeye deleptlon will bold Clevela nd was well on its way for firm. for t�e nomination of Vice recording the coldest July on recPre11dem Richard M. Nixon. ord !i nce 18'1. in Many areas, espec1 1lly Bricker Hid h e could tee no deNort..ern Ohio, have not had a tection from Nixon to Gov. Nellon day ye� thia month when tem pera- Rockefeller of New York or anyturea have been normal or above body else. nor mal. -----------But the wea therman had good ahowed very bi&h preuure cen­ newa for peraoru; who like their tered o ver Late Erie 1'1110VID£ wea ther wann. The wealherrnap ! slowly eaatwa . 1 �IA fl� $1.00 . ,f or ., I All wit� I BACON ENDS I ��•:�a...� . �,:Mt, t>ffit •�t •• llil!> Y. , J: Wrouod• "" 'h! ■ bl} !f, .. , , · • :�•.-iJI � d :::'ac � w l 3 lb. $1.00 :lfel,i'. . ' lilllb ' "• 'p1� .. ,� i •... ta two: i>bti' ' melt, t1,tee ,H&,i wliilfo ,.rvlq ay United Pren lntern■tloul Anoth e r round of unN:uonably cool tempera ture, greeted Ohio­ an, today with Cleveland chalk­ ing up another reco rd low of 48 de.&ree,. 9'1�r11 BOLOGNA :J'f :;-'IT:�' r,.• o POME RO"W:" -1 m . Jul� 22 The Pomeroy Benden Ju n ior and Senior •·H Clubs will sponsor an lee crea m 10C1al o n Lincoln Height.I, Friday bt&inni nE 1l 5:30 p. m. Home made Ice cream, cake, pie and co ffee wlll be 10ld and t h e procffds uaed for the Canter'• Cave -4-H Camp (und. Tbe &lem .Center Girl ind Boy Scout. are havln1 an Ice cr9m 10Cial at lhti IC.bool bou■e ltll th Sayre, d1ua:hte r of M.r. ana ;w rs, lieor rie Sayre of Ne w Haven , has Jua1 retur ned from the Lnter­ na t io nal Quadre n nial General Con­ venuon oi Y:ouUa P'ellonhipa, t:h r1su an 1!:d ucalloa and .Ev1na:e1ism, held at inaiaaa c...ra1 Colle&e m lndianapolla, J uly 13 thru J u1 y 17. lfiH s,yre , • member of lhe New Haven ·EUB Cb\U'ch and 1 •tu­ de nt 1 t ManbaU Colle1e, will te• l ate her exper ience, at the 9:40 a. m . wun,Jup service on Sun d•)', July 24 ll th e Ne w Haven EUB Church. The convention featured diacuaaion gro up,, Bible 1 tuay, re crea­ lion and in1pir at ional 1erv1ce1 plan ned around the theme "Our Unity in Chri1t ." Miss Sayre w11 one of nearly 1000 )'outh and adult de le-gales altendJ ng the convention. A decorated birtlldu Cde wt.th lld . n :,.; � tb� Mr. and Mn. Howard Lopn, daua:hter . Barban and ton Ron­ n ie, Geor1e- Slarcher, tbe honoree and Mn. Lopn. Mr. Locan re«i\led mlll)' c1rd, and callJ whkb be ,rent, &fpre­ dalfl!. l, SIMONS SELF-S ERVIC E MARKET I 9= . ' ChllfCh SCSS100 " Nature,S OddllV , · · I$ Eftcc;Jllf3ge COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES I· ..-. I Returns From Farke1· . e Mr, 1nd r Na ncy ind Howard Kay, took their ,on, Bobby, to Columbua to c1tch a plane to P ort Hueneme, Calif. after be had ape nt a 30 d1y lea \l e with hla paren t.I here . He came here (r om Adak, Al.Hila. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Lubert Jo nes of N e w Galil ee, Pa., visited with John Jonet. Callin& on Mn. Ada Slack and family S.turday were Mr. a nd Dfn. J. M. Fink (Hele n Lovett), Mr. and I Mr■. Ru l.!iell Klier and son. Bari Wade, ldr1. Uoyd Marie Jarrett and Jimmy and Barbara, of Cbat• l e1ton, W. Va.; Mr. a nd Mrs. C. M. Do uglaa (Goldie Lovet t) and Mn. The lma ,Drake and Joe, Elkview, w. Va, Mrs. Willia m Zerkle a nd childre n spent Su nday wi th Mr, Pnd Mn. William Z erkle of Hartford. Mart ha Pearl Sum merfield of s · b t • wee k wit n h G · ,Jti: �: n�y ;�r=� Mr. and Mra. Titua Picke ns spent Su n day with Mrs. May Gri mm and Jeann ette, Broad R un, w. Va. Mr, a nd Mrs. Troy Zwilli ng and ,Rusaell spe nt Sunday wi t h Mrs Cl yde Nance of LeSage, w. Va.: and Mr. and Mra. Dave St eph enson a nd daughter, Carol, Hunting ton, Willia m Diddle has be en broughl to his home fro m Hoh:er Hospital and is m u.ch improved, M ias Susie Parke r, R utland, spent M onday to Thursday- with Nanc y .Park er. He n ry Zeiher spen t a we ek with his chHdren i n C olu m bus. Mr. and Mrs. Ja mel! i.d umaw of Min go Junction visi ted with his sister, Mi$s Francell M umaw for ,evera1 days. CILIU,\TII .. -T Wilbur l,ofan cthllnhill ... 75tb birtbd■y Tlleldq ...lllu. at hi, home on Pl....at aldJt, Meigs & Mason Unseasonable eather W l Coo ts Ev ng en mi I Co Greeted Ohioans BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer ' CourageOUS ·Fan Flayed Ump1re SefS Off B8ftle New Haven Girl 1 , \k�:• Week News Of M ,. H rbect I Willi$ ANTHONY "fl\\� 'lr 1960-3 GAS FURNACE no9 n(IUSJ A .. e.Qttire #111 Harrisonvi IIe " , ' IJi>lttl,fj,ollcl UN, ,.._f_ ,_ itlllMloli __ _ -1 , Middleport 11(111": -��i.1 :ao:r��J:. •::if.iit lllddlellit\. jiM,a . ' l\t� ..__ � 1 l!'I' " ,...,._ ·,• 'r. J:�i-�'1'..;:' !, �- ' •: ·• , . , a'. '" 01�� .;1��f �fig. AND · ro tof>Mn; ib C1r.. Mif Cle.,urru ,_�.iff· -l "'"" ,, ;r.>' ft· : t· flMt ,Af,,.,.. 'd 'lllii i Syracuse 21, :1;11[2nd��:m.1: 1c:':!!: cake, pie, h ot dog1, baked beana, poll to 11lad, pop and coffee will be aened. WSCS of th e Letart Falls Het hodist Church annual pi cnic at 6 p. m. at hom e of Mr. and Mra. Bert Gri mm. All me mbera Invited. Mn. John Hill,. president. The Jolly W or kers Class of t he July l3 M�HIS, Tenn. UPI - _Bobby The Raci n e PTA is sponsorI na Mason · M.t.li odist Church will go J. S�1lh, 18-yearo()ld �m o[ to Laurt l Lak e on Sunday, Jul)' 24 an ice cream social and rerord hop rock . n _roll •maer Elvu Pre!!ley, at Racine Grade School a t 6 p. m. for Ii pic nic. as d indict e W n thre e eaaay on � e Jul, 23 Ralph Warn er, a Philip Sporn � c_o u_nb . o { pa.same bad . ,che cka. There will be an ice cream ■upemployee, l e f t Friday for a short per at the Finl Presbyterian busi ness trlp to the Breed Power :i. mUh I& t he son of Elv1e uncle who s�rves a.a gate keeper a t tbe Church, Syracuse, S;a t urday eve n- 1 PJ1mt at Te rre Hau te, India na. sma:er & $100,000 manuon. ing, July 23rd with home made Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDani el 1 the church building fund. and daughters llpent s everal days Dale called on his mothe,,-M -,-, . July r u 25 M . re cently visi ting Mr . and _ c _ r _ , ___• 1''lorence Harden and other relat­ The Bloodmobile will be at t h e lives enro ute to their home ln CanPomeroy High School, Mo nday, wn from a vaca tion In Florida. ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM July 25 (rom noon to 6 p. m. I Lind.a WUlis is visiting relatives HOW TO KILL IT. July 24 in C o lumbus. IN 3 DAYS. I The Zion Churrh of Christ on Mrs. Ed Grindle)' spent a w eek If nDt dell9hted wlth STRONG the Pomeroy . Harrillo nville Road with Mr. and Mrs. ,Dave Wataon o( Instant-drying T-1-L, your 4k will have a hymn 1iog at 2 p. m. Colum bus. lNlck 1t any drug afore. Watch featuring Freeland No rris and t he Mrs, Harold Holmes and Mrs. lnfeded ,kin slous,h off. Watch Sun1et Four, Florence Ada me, Mar• Napp er we re co u ncil o ; al the hHlthy skin repl■ce It. Itch ■nd ily n Powell , Anna Ki ng and N orNazarene camp Grou.nd, n i.forse bumln1 ere eo,,el TODAY at ,is, '"d the &,cine Bubenhop RRoad, Columbus. Atte ndina from SUNDAY'S WESTERJII ·p1,'l/'SUtlE HORS& WIN!cE Swisher & LohM, Pomeroy. Quartet, Jean Hayman, Dan Hay, wH here were Carroll Moore, Con- · M11I, Chil ly Star, ridden 'by -1,im Gres■, New Hav•n man, Gib Hart and Rob Hart. tis McDaniel o r Jlion, N. Y. n ie Grindley and S arah Jane n11med winner In Sunday's' •tern PlHl!ur.e H�rs• even·t Meigs county Foxhun ters AssoMr. and Mrs. Richard Krau tt er Ho lm es. Count� Rl�l_ng Club Hor" ciatio11 Shooting Match at Bald durlng ·thei fourti, 1nnu1I , have a s t heir guest!. Ml\ and Mn. Tlme To Replace That Kaobti. sla t rt ing at 1 p. m. There Show on the Junior Fa lrg.roUl).dl. App�ox1i;n■, tely 150 per• , H e�ry K�au�ter and fa,11lily of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker Old Film.ace Wltlt A Jol ie t, Jlhnou. ton■ took part In the 1 5-cl••• ev�nt._ __ _______ will be chickens, hams and baand fa mily were supper a:uests of 1ons, New Amerlc!an Standud Guests Jaat week of Mrs. Alice Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Swartz, Bel­ HOLIER HOSPITAL Ble tner we,e Dt-. and M,s. Fred pre , Tuesday. Jul y 26 t ted Juty ' 19: l.lomer Hol- The SyracUIC 1 Admi Ka m ph er and son, Freddie, Co). Third Wedn esd,iy ' Mr. ahd Mrs. Wayn e Wingett and ter, Pome roY.; Charle� Norris, J u mbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J ohn• grandda ughter, Shade, vi1ited with Ho m� Demon1traljpn · Clu b meet, , Pridd . M Opal Mrs. y l Reedsville; d SEE US FOR I son, Colu mbus; Mr. and Mrs, Virgil h.s a un t, Mrs. Edna Carl from e ton, Mon­ Mi�dl.port; _ �LWal�er H1'r!t!Y: , Ing bas been postponed es FREE ESTIMATES t '_i � I $ Here ford, Southside, a nd Mr. and day. n 20 n da Wed July l day Wed o es y n · kid � l�PQt1; B.en.�pencer, Raci e, Jutr. 26 at 7 p.m. It will be then Mrs. John Be aty , Charles t on . (cont , n ued !,om Pa "e O n e) M r. and Mn. Thomas WJlliams rt o p e Middl ameI Adflme ' '· I Mr. a nd Mrll. Roose ve l t Davis and Wayn e of Coluinbus were re­ nore d the · U. S. border dur ing D · · at the borne o f· Mra. Jessie Cotin back spen t th e week i n Westervill e , 0. cent visitors of hia parents, Mr. his raids. Tha t was I.be Dism isse d J uly 19: William trill. Ethel Garland will be 1peakPLUMBING & HEATING They r eturned their granddauahter and Mrs. c. H. Williams, day !I whe n the Cavalry still u �_d , Campbell, Hettie Thompl!OP , Del- - er on "Fl ower Arra ngi ng", re the n her o t Joh home Skating Party al Sla nllbury.park, son Kim Mr-. and i',irs. Ralph Sewell vis­ horses a nd Hill spe nl m ost of hu , • bert D elawd er Willat1d Day, Shir:Middleport Phone WY-2-2550 following a visi t in MaBO.tl. ited recen t ly with their pan,nts, t hree year hitch on th� back of a · Icy Lambert, Mrs. Allie Stiffler, Middleport for Youth of Me igs · Mr. and Mre. Earl Diehl and £am Mr. a nd JI.its. Jo h n Sewell and Mr. horse palro1ling the Texas .bord,er. J'ohO Carter, Mrs. Willia" m Hay- Co unty Churches of Chrliit, -4: p. m. ily of St. Albans were w eek end and Mrs. Anc e J o hn llon or Jackson, Harold Brown, Middleport, wae· i n man, Dia na A.dam s, P8.ul Hehalfey to 6 : 45 p. m. vifli tors of Mr. and Mrs." Ja mes Ky. Jul, 29 Mr. Hill'a olll!i t d uring the Me x.i- Leslie Paherson ; 1,1.ra. Errie st CaThe ann ual picn ic of th e K of ,Diehl. Sr. sey, Mrs. Guy Deem, John N okes, . . Visi t ing rece n tly with Mr. and can -Texas campaign . , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roseberry Mrs . Herbert Parker were Mrs. Ed­ A}th ough he d oesn t admit i t, Mrs. Orville Hogue, Shirley Lynd, P's an4 the Pythian Sisters of o f Madi so n, W. Va., spe nt Su nday na Sum merfi eld a nd Mr. and Mrs. HHI appar�n t ly was . tempor�rl l yMrs. Darwin Petri e and da ughter; the Middleport Lodge will be usmess b orse h, he t Roset Harrie Mrs. er, h t o m is h h wit with fed u Mrs. Merrill Caldwell and daugh- I held July 29th at t he Middle port p Rex Su mmerfield of near Chest er NEW and USED be y. roadside park. The affair will be und Miss Barbara Will, Jessup, Ga. aftel' t hree years_ 1_n the cavalry . ter. · ,. n and Mrs. Earl Harden ��� Mr. po Uuck and e ach family is ask ed Henry Dailey Jr. ha11 retur ned to for }Je promptly }O�ned the Navy • tment· enlis year e e thr. bis bring t heir owo table service to when hie h ome l'ro m t he Lancaster City al Servacea The picnic will be held at 6 p. m : ended in 1917. He served . in t he . Reviv Hospital and is impro ved. t on · (! f ,, ffttt_llf,td rn,, and all the flrnilie1 nf the It of P of U1 , S .. Navy for the, .Q1.1J::� 1 Mr. a nd Mrs. Roy Spencer near Morni ng S tar vpited Sunday World War f and WH discharged , Revival services will bC bl!ld • '1111<:1• :the Pythfan Sister, are invit­ 1 wlth hiB sillter, �- Lela Hendrix.. in 1919 · about a year after t he at the Ru t land Church of Chtlfsr ed te come . Phone WY-!-3794 ic�, t ----------at Armis evening day n Mo next beginning Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sisson and . . Cpl. and Mrs. George Cleland rePOMEROY, OHIO Mr. Hill LB not a n.at 1 ve of 7 :30 a nd will · conti n ue to August family spe nt Monday in Ci nci n nati. turned to Fl. Bragg, N. C., Thurehere ved bu t has h C Wes o unty t o f Meigs Furniss 5 wi th James Mrs. Anna Will and daughters, day after spending a 15-day furs b orn in He o life. hi!! o f W11 sl t .· m evangelis Uni as o n Barbara and Mrs. Fay Smith and lough with his paren ts , Mr. and children have returned to t h e ir Roa·ne County, w. Va.; and .came · Mee t i ng'g will be .held each e ve- Mrs. Wal ter Cleland, Racine, and when n 1910 i County igs e M to home in Jeallup, Ga., after a visi t Sa turday a nd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hysell, Con ­ wit h Mr. and Mr1. Eldon Will and his father, a cerpenler and resl , ning except w ill be song lead- dor-st, Pomeroy, and o ther rela­ Weills Virginia L:ing o t moved r, e al e d Mrs. Henry Dail)'. Als o visi ting the est ate Uves. They were acco mpani ed ii invited. public 1'hE! er. ottom B Long o t was It S o tom. t Bo Wills were Mr. and Mra. Varian o me by Mrs. Cleland'a brothers, h • t lis n e Arthritic and i'h■umatle dfs­ McCullough, Toledo, and Dr. El­ he ret urned after II.is two 1 old and John Hysell, Co ndor-al Har Forces. Armed the n i tll n e vnt dluble and crlppl• eatea m son McCullough, Colu mbus. co uple have a eon , Paul, the dishis numbers. Thoupl new treat- I after t year a u o ab For Mr. and Mre. Troy Zwilling took me nt1 a n d drua:• art btlnl J th e ir son, Pvt, Russell Zwilllng, to charge, Mr. Hil l se rved aa a rail- West Jefferedn, and three daugh­ devel()ptd, there can be no t Colu mbus Th ursday wh ere he took Way cle rk o f t he B. & 0. be twe:�n ters, ,M.rs, Eu"nice Jones and Mary SLICll;D ■ub■tftute for to11nd mecllcaf 1 a plan e to Fort Ord, Calif. Pitts1urgh and K e nova, w. Va. C. Hill, Coluft!bus �n d Mrs. Jane t who hves m a. house on Jucfamant -all arthrttla Is not I �,In. Ha rold Holmes Is a palient Il wae a j ob he did not like too I G opch, the Hill tarm . They have 12 grand­ I at H ol:r.er Hospital. the Hmtl well he says, so he resigned and ren , A brother, Willoug hby, As • member of you, prom. Mre. Maude Branch and grand. tried his hand at fi rming for a child near Cheste r. lives ved o m n· e h t He years. ■lonal hHlth ttam, we tl'l• childre n of Colum bua spent a couple of e a becam he re e w_h roy e lri o P t� courap you to 1ft • doctor'■ I we ek with her mothe r, Mrs. Ma ttie Mr. Hill's main i n terest now is . dlqno,11, He can beet Hfect Springer and gra nddaugh ters, C har ci ty mall carrier , w orkl_ng ou t of training his twQ. A merica n Shel· 5 LI. BOX the Pomeroy PoSl Office for ZS land stalli on s ·[or eulky races al the thffllpy and drup to help lene and Sharon Hayes. · I pnterlptlon1 your Brint you, � Rece nUy Mr. and Mn. Ti tus ye ar . He will C Hill t he Meigs ou nt)' Fair. to ua for d•pendablt •Mee. I Pickens, local, and Mr. and Mrs. A :ou 1 slx years agO Mr . · Sun ts n and n t er Laurel Oaks e Howard Neigler and Mr . and Mrs. retired fr-om the P ost Office and Roval Oaks Snip I (called "Snip") . � � • '' _', I. ',1 ,� L ) \ 111 ' Ge orge Nela:l er of Racin e enjoyed purchue d the 170 acre Charles m the pony ev e 11ta. Ash worth farm sbout a half ri11le a picnic al Marietta. SKINLESS Assis ting him in the training Mr. and Mrs. V e rno n Swartz of o'ff Rou te 33 on the Fla two·ods e comhav HUI Mrs. and· He Road. this summer is his grand­ chot'es Be lpre, Earl Eum merfield and 10 n, REXALL DRUGS Roger, Murryvllle, Pa., -.:ru-. a nd plete ly re nova ted the century old son , Mike Jones, Co lu mbus, who is spending the su m mer here. M re. Garland Lamb, C olumbus a nd Ashworth h ome of H room s. ' Preserl]Klona ' rm ill devOted t o fa the f o t s o M h Miu Velma Sta n eart, Al ena were Z-2955 Phone Pony racing, Mr. Hill lnst11ts, is puture and hay w ith a bridle UZ E. Main SI, !'omeroy peats of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert path running over the farm whic h· a growing attrect ion for c ounty Parker. Everythlng You Need ' the HIils operated for twO yeal'S fa"il's arid eaCh year will attract l'/1.< more enth uSiaats Last year there , For Any Sport You WW Pitttburgb and Kenova, , for thoae of t he public wh ,,�et.1 1 were 10 ponie1 en tered in the Find Here Al The Sliced or Chopped and had no. _h?tSef rAce1 �t Rock �rin�s : and he ex- ; to ride COMPLETE BEND'S · year. /,or a 11te place ,to enjoy , W,� l(iNJrti fcts man· y mor· e �hi, J·•' ·, · , ' · • ' _ "! · I'' . Tht brld1e path has bee ri' P�S�O!J· 1 i5J. , , Lucife r could have done JP.�ch tinued for wi n -. QI IOriieope' worse than to have �n b o�n run It, · Mr. Hill sa\d '. Ife' ��IU : on 'the �II farm where _he will ha• plenty of ndr,lle, 4r �ul' hai canw, CIIAl;,JIIIIM up !1 nder the watchful e ye11 row g' cut his hone herd ' dc.1W'nj to 10 ot the Hill fa m lly-1 In fact ,• whil e mare� w h ich h e uaes ii b�e·edin& Lucifer may never ·i111pµ'e l song • Aulhorlted Ma�r•g&r ,to k o name a borax produ�t, we pre• � . are d Hill n Mra a Mr. AU PLOOas Headquarters �t,h diet for_ hi m I happy hle. horse enthusiasts and e ach h R s a ow old and gr probably will He WOOD. UNDLIUM, . llllddleporl MW SL Pell mlno mare a& a privste ridi ng n ever ne n kno w tha t he 1s a _, TILi hone . Mre. Hill was the former m il� Mary Frecker, Pine Grove, and .:___ To Mett July 26 Yes , this hallon, like all olh•rs, is enllt­ led to • dollar's worth of delerue lot every­ one of the billions ol dollars apeat. A! we enter !he dallgerous '80s, the quee• tion remains, How tith we &et II? ri !l1ffl . .,.,v FHA Membets didate on the American scene today could do any bette r, if os well. gu; tional Press 'We e k.. Coat.Ii show in a vari ety of 111houettes from th e fitted prfnee11 to the wide ind roomy looldn,ll box shapei;;. Like 11uit.1, moat come with slandaway collars. Sfme have 4 demi. fitted front a n d ldoae sWlr.glrig bRCk. Cdm_pttlq: with th@ regu!dfon lel'lgt.h coat are the three-quarter and IM!Veft�th1. In b9 t h suits 11nd at'1, fur u ot , I ·11v!lh!y. , 1' � '° . :x! '!N:r;NI: we1<1t1. .-1� ;, j: !Ii . �',ti � _ijtdivtdual ·· 1� ' 116� MOHi)': A&J.e ��-41l �n�t of t1}& ''ldtal td",:k" fol' 1. ' Jilt : with &klll ii ,o'!!�•hlvlit l,;;]ulls or t�n,!i, .ireue,. · over iho!, hl•UJti • !etlOivl!ly. Sh fi1\lt • oi 'til'plt� · ■ fill, i . • tolor · 1ft ,mblt e �ii lltetion. Fefthrts "tfa' 11,r" 16!\li!i<o, of , cill t oiib Be ubl e !ht,_ jjltil.� Jacket s!i6uld0r, . lt'i! �itml II l di'ii■. � . tt n, i two wi th , t@Ha.h<y lb it<II'<! . �t!iW, - breu ll llriili • come set-fliihetirttlfi With stivfii . · . I .. Ure . and g>thallng-lhtb th t jtbn bf · !he !� . -<bl � ' 1itteath. Jackt\t, lh deep •-l'!tj�i/l& \oi!r,11!1>1, " I . I ' '· to · ft htra ahd raclan. Most sl!J,� •M lt ill • ohoe, .. Ill• lfti3dle ,or t he lffl.,�f!!\- A >Ill •• · said /• � !Iiitif' l@'t,1 Ire sliced off . at tJM, ,�JMw. 1 Mn, Stnf ' ' •' · _ :)f 1 , 'Jltese were treod1 -, t h f\llt i!bJ,• • ifi.- Jti, , "IM. lorui llbOWn f:<> vlfli\t l ng fHhlbn · • iitiat.lei' R'itri ,-·, ·. Mill reporters attending_ the N�w Yt1rk. ; lllA bias Uii 1 u nua_l �•tu e g �n 1 1 ;• -�-. _. ·v: � ·.·, _ ;: �::: :� ;: Ice. ro cock. l■okod i,H Jftd lve�I ' · ' ' l'ii!tdlng ti! I the ls Jffii, · · . from t�& to bll ' . Monte-Sano ,. l'rlliih-'-4ever11 d1; tjqie , an d I� 81f fiessea . Approxima tely 350 Future were pure · che mise. But for con-' / Homemakers from all sec tions of traet, designer Jacq\leg TJffeau \ will .m eel et produce! another silhouette callWest Virgini.i, Jackson's Mill, July 26-�9 for ed the "s�eptwlng" puffed out their Fiftecnlh Annual Sta te Con- llke a turtle stiell across , the up, I venliun. per baCk IDd 1bouldera, n� in These delegates, most ly- chap- at the wala� or up,Cr hip and alo p ,esidenls a nd Chaple, ofll- w•Y• Jolhe cl to a namiw !klrl cers, will represe nt 6,010 mem- Arffl�ole■ on this group, ate -et bers from 153 chapten in th e de_ep,· ()ften to the waist. A ..,htRe Kr<>U p l>i lel'l!n'l>IB!il!is I•ngth high schoo ls of West V l, glnia. Presiding over the convention coats, and "dt.'IE!n8, of coats reversiwUI be the st ete presiden t . Ella bli;\ wlf/1/t'ahric on �nt side, pre�e��1!��1 of Ripley High School clOde, -rur;�n,• \Jie �ellitr. . IY: llllDDII HOUDAIHILT ' -----�h. Ida Bachner ret urned LI Iii Wlidri. esd.ay from a vacation tr ip . In Oayion, B eaoh, Florida, where sh• visited )k and Mn. !lay F" GN!ehler. Mi's. G e orge Baker Is a pa tient By Mrs. John $tout "' , ,.,. U Hoh:er :ho,pl t al for observaQ U V • .,,,,.,;;� Mr. and Mrs. Ed McVay and " : .,Jilt., · \lon. children of Mine ral, W. Va , , spen t tversoqe wl!l -'t,e � t�it '''l O 1 1 Mrs. Lawrence Hartinger and Sunday with Mr. a nd Mrs. Ruseetl fro118_e� •t 1�e•l� Ollq �ta�_Fair, ' 10 n David visi ted W e dnesday Wi t h Grimm. A,1,gust _ iO t1'rou!1!�l So"fe m8et 2, 1, · ,, iiurtn, "'oa: w� -Mr. and Mre. Garla n d Lanie r and nuuse .ine "_v wh1,. ,• ...::: ....,lan d Jewell "' " ,,. . "' M , . and •1Childre n i n Rio Gra nde. called on Mr. and Mrs. Ha rl Ha n- $t�te Fa! ... Weak will ti, the J, i ttle 11 RJ if,, � M r .and Mrs. George Anderso n Ing , Mr. Jewell has spen t some Thf! iter · B'!iili:llnl on �e Jr:, _h�ve been vacation ing_ at t� "�· U\e hospitll,]. _h\lt .� able t o m-nunds , where m llt\y dolt, 1a4 . 1 . V1r11m1 Beach. I eibltil�d. bf¥tleit be around noW'"'!illti1�clat l ves. J Kathy McElhi n n ey , da ught�r of Gue sts of .},tr. "\qd"' -George �Ill nDd sh ort &irOO.·..- t!O.l!:I, Mr. and Mrll. K enn eth McElhln • , Clark were Mr. ai\<i Mrs. K eith w9rklng and huntlpc } doS•, Jar11 ney has been con fined to her Plu mmer and children, JI"Q · a d ,:., :bib �t.h 1 · n b ho me because of illneas for sevMr. and Mrs. Ge orge Clark are ��e! �D �he lfii pa i d� ot'dop� ! eral day11 this w ee k. spending eomc t ime wi t h relatives Other !.1Jbiliar bre'eda OD displ11 Mrs. Jack .Bachner a nd son al . Ca rroll, retu rning with th"'" "'ill ;:is. , � u.,'le� ;h,t .w· - Ul-'f��H, HAI•: ""' Steve are spending t he we ek In gr,ndchildnm . vo•irs1urr, tef'e 11 en'.ii,· coa�l!r 19,·"n.tel:-x n d? - ·or n d a --.· Charleston wi th Mr. and Mrs. n 11 , �� m� r.lre. Alvin Bra nde nberg and � -!l..i:. 1 • � "!�,t"'"t',; 1;11 Q�: Clyde Belcher. , lbeI n 1 ehlldren of Jnd l ana were weele end '\': '!�' �he"'e ·�°['·· \\'I u.: c armer H 11told R ln lcl e , son of Mr, and gueste or Mr. 11nd Mrs. MCKihney F ,t m)f,io; l� If ycu v�n�e_l' Mn. Htrold Hinkle has be en ijl and family. w d • a th9 ct d · !. 1-,. ;• · !1 <Pe� �ree� 1 Mrs. Joe Sayre and Timmy and , t th e ir ho me o n South Fourth 11 e 8 a e '!n1 11 St., for lleveral days a nd wa� tak- Mrs. �warda called on Dana TUr n- � dn l rairn 'i' 1 s"'e P11t' i .to;_ r,, wer J.l1 Y0�"i1 1 � , 9� �x . -1'!_.t en to Holzer Ho111)ital yeste rdlly er Sr. rece ntly. wo � i,. t e cattl u 3tfona . ;'_ :!fe.i: r1ri l n\ ciu for observa tion and treatment. Mr . and .Mn. Jake Lee and son s q : t it tn e Mn. Wayne Dren ner a nd · so ns wel'e Sunda y guei.ts of t heir 11\oth- be 0;;��•"er.:h ::. ;.. t� tah:e ;_�1: who have been visi t ing wttb Mr_. ,er, M,s. Ka t ie Wilso n . llt!!hd tl i e .o.·og' e¥1ilblt. A moclr:. and dauahter , a.. and Mra. Jacob Turner and· f&fuMra. Don Updegraf m b . ,._ J • . \f1-W_ w1 -� p,-esenteII 1o EX· UH' 1 11 Jell for t heir home ,· n Call lor- who h• •e been visIll ng • ere w1· 1 . 10 Plato 1ir-aoeh t · . bi:fif r21, ic tua':1 , F n r, • ye1terday. Mrs. D. renner s bro- ret ur n 1 o l ond a soon. 11 ., 't shOw 1,. st'l""i� r " . � - y 001 i ther WIiiiam took the m to Col-------dog 'Nllit ru1d llilothtr loSII. TWA um bua where they left by ub�ll\enc,• ucm -, !1hltJ "iits w I I I for t heIr ho me . CMdueted to �ow th� adva.,.' / be 1 · Lionel Bogga of the Middlep ort lasei of I we11:tnlqetl. dc,e.- Filma', , De pa rtment Stoie wae lD W ell• on YarJO\JS Pbas11 " ol 6� wort1 et on several day1 lait we ek to ,ind ti'ajnil1{t: ,YIU be I�twn each1/ daJ 1n the auditorluni oUfitl "Doi iaalst with the sale COnducted at t he de partment 11tore there. n,,, ,'·e· · " Mn. Ev e rett Ba�tiner 1 nd dau�f CollimbUS ctillle ClUb la ght ers Kare n .nd Conole were In mt!l�u� .fmi ·�01 eiiilti,t, whic!I \ KANSAS CITY, Mo. U PI-Boyd Uiut ' be 0..,,..,. e'll:!h di� J/r tmi Fair Chillicot he on bu■ineq )'esterda y. , .,.,," ..l. hael Owen1, • muiCUlar 1!7- fru.]: Mic � mi11�',11 8 il, t!l: to 8 �. i, A'd� Mr. and Mrs. Ch eater 1:orwIn was r, to' mti e1'Utilt ::t4 25 � adult, a nd ion , Don left t.111 tnorhln& year,old oonatr uction worke . . fof I v■eation trip. Tb117 plah to on paroi.• tod.Jy -�cause he dare d and teu ,�n�i f1'r ..6hi!'d'; . �-=� __ , _ ,,._ .. . , atop at Clp! ' Hattft11 North to do wh•t dl(lit di1gruntled base y. - bal}/�il a 1 tj·'th::V ��r� '� ', !:�v::1.:�'!:-�;tb cr;J:' r Rt � Owe n\, of nearby lndeptnMence, •· washlnstoq . Ml1111t1l about, it is not likely that any political can­ IY IL"'NCIII M. H•IKINI l4n. Ralph War ner 1nd child• re n 1pent Sunday wit h Mr. and Mn. Rufu, Co bb ind IOI\ in Chul eaton. Mr. and Mr1. Coe Ricka rd of Al• b&n)', Ohio , and Mr . and )(rt. Her? man Rickard and son of California were guesll!I o f Mr. and" Mr!. D1lla1 Yeager on Saturday. Mr. a nd Mra. Jo11eph Lish and fa m ily had 1s gu eeta la11 week., Mr. and Mrs. Fra n k. ,Boyer, Zanesvill e. Mr. and Mrs. Harry GreutUJcr and dau,1h t eni, Laurie and Ellen, of Fanwood, N, J., w ere gue sta las t week of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph War ner and fa m ily. Carolyn Konieczny, daugh ter of Dr , and Mra. Leo Kon lecmy of lro nton is spending a week wi th her grandp11rentll, Mr, and Mre. B. F. Bo ard and her aunt, Mrs. :dary Berry. I i�. '-� .. . There i s a deeper sjgnificance to that failure than the mere fact that the Pentagon remains supreme in its dedication to waste. This is that if Mr .. Eisenhower cannot per­ form what taxpayers know should oome lnslon cifllrch. ,u"t':1d ear u nel1hbor, brought lll record o r GPll's moke11 me us not Just I meS11 hut ,11bout a think always of my favorite peck. t:hurt"hill ex preasio n . rr•n Dick t hi n ks I'm go nna c�n Several pl.'ople wer£> oclmirl11g • lhesc like w lre Lois (ehe has 60 new baby. Sai6 one l11dy 1 "'Why, cahs now, I think) well, he 's mis­ Mr, Churrhlll, tha t baby l ooks taken. for I long ago resigned like y o u." from "Connery Row." rc1pon11e "Win nie'N'' rnmouH L I us9da 1)11'/,k J had , to pu t u p "/I.LL, b14billJI look i liake me." . W l rinie'e oth� _ &t\e I li�e be11t.,,rW�1llt h�•o u 1hol11 of peach es, la his priva te deelaralion 6f war Oh. the ,Weal, oh, the t iredness. " We ahwll rtaht them In the O ld, 111.y, too rot, Just plum fieldli and on the hichways ; in t he no 'co unt-ls HMH. oir 1111d on t he streeb." Two Jadiea or lilnally from An d one wl tneH st anding near t he K eno neighborhood for mer) decl■ree that he addctt , " And if called LickBkJl l et wrote me �anry we 'll holl hi t t he m over r ent ly-11l•ter11 Mr s Hel e n Cow­ the head with bee r bo t ll ea." dery Bowm11n ' and · Mrs. Nellie I alto say 1il ong with the "G o Cuwdery Cozar t now of Lon g It, old a:lrl" recentl y ref�rred to Bottom wh (!re they have co n­ I n 1h11 col�.m n-to "Winnie", "G o fccti on ery and Ice l"ream :hop. It. old bby. 'the school th e y attended 11 / youngatcre, ( near Ke no, · really . _W ell, air, we ha d O UR first rallod Lkkekllle t al one t ime) toma t o crop today ( ,J uly '1) cun- I waa huHt by thei r gra ndr1the r in 1l,t1 n g or two or lhe cherlahed, and even no w le allll hi eough1 alter frui t . e,tlSlen ce bei ng m ade ov er i ntO a I third o ne bu t "Al o ng dwelll ni,: houae . .• D11d hlld , dme a I blackhlrd, ond pecked oft her nm1e,'' in this ca!IC a doggone Thanks, lad le s, f or telling 111 blue Ja, or J11hrll ng, I gu en further about 11 n l111ere�Hng Meigs Never did two lomatoc" taHle Co u nty name. so joo d. Today J� WH 11:reen bean1 rooked .with a l'Ouph1 onions on Nic e to see Sheldo n St ever11, top. Olek Sterre1 1, hean ral1er de form er Middleport -er on "Muelc '' . 1 ., sonal prestige that has remained clear 11µ-ough many political misfortunes, he faU•d to take the battlements around the Penlagon. Did You Know That? ni":" f . M!4:SON SQC1al Items ----- - - - - - -- NEW YORK UPI-Suits, basics of most women ' s warorobes rome in three major silhouettes for the new season. They are the suit with the boxy hip-top jacket worn w i th a slim sk.irl. lhe hip length jacket belted lnto accent £ullness and the walking suit with the l ong jacket seml-fi t ted �r fitted. The jac-ket length . oftE)n comes �q. £1ns:ert Most ott■lr!u i1tlru ' 1!t I IUP. l. ,oft ••· ,ie, Inner ltib• th\'lio,o• thers . at lfij hlirl tfflht. othera •1t h more tlbr'lc come ple ated or flared 1Ughtly. . tbll11'1 on tbe �•c�b 11\!htrfll)' oi;; i.,.., tot iwo; ltbiti llie nl!lll ctlt �el'ere style � lh ocar,t, UeH ,t the ,h.iiiJlll!� amt tn.-ily rembvabte. .l.!Jlfoil\ •veey !till cothH with lb mli:tehihj or cl1BtdlHOted �•Uie. "'·- in hopes he might wield enough prestige among his old war buddies to accomplish what no one else before him had done: put the armed services on a sensible procu'!'ement table or organization. Obvio u sly, wllli all t�e President's per, of the billions of dollars thus ipent. ------ ----� ------ I 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0. , July 21, 1960 FEATU RED I N WOM!MS' !\JITS ,. Who Is Responsible? Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middlepo,t, 0. , July _ ._ ___. __ THREE MAJOR SI LHOUETTES ARE , · STRA -tosr,�- YEO, . OR STOLEN? - Gonanentatin g Editorially . • •• F R A N K L I N ,. �- ' - POMEROY, OHIO • • RUTLAND, OHIO . ' THE FOOD MART Save Your aH G reen � - Fill A Boot Qu,\ebr 11� W. SECOND.ST. Y. OHIO �----··· Ni Mel's ·S--tars Chillicot he �, C olt � 2� 1 p _ R-r_a___ ___'__ a o., July 2 1 , 1 960 , �,E� ,US Ch rnoJOS ra o,t hotos 1!!1.:! "PP "9JIOn notos 1..-�,r::��'"!'I,-..,.-- .. , 11 I '4Jlllf, ,.It, I �ri:.(� ,,. ,,,,,,. - - - '" ' D RO P I N For Vacation Cash '\ -:i' 't-• ,-�� I \ ' •mr.i bitt'. !t : : w' sllow fif0U•gn I. 't V1'ctory h Ga 0 Kn kout ..... hQ(I titn ..-.-r 'f • t I R ckey Lauonng l · , OVef, FiJt!t·trtg. 0ut' R·equ:.,"nienl"� . . ,, SEMl,ANNiJAL . CLEARAMCE ,,:,.tt:: BOYvs · DRESS SUI ·,.:'' 1 s·:: l Bra' ves' Tea'm . J. 5 P E' , · I A L, 5 I - - - ,$a.� I l"ull 1lle nnJ• 8\i,tL · ., • �"' ' ' .(� ANrica', o,oJt, ...,....,.. w-Conolr. TAil l, lht VOO �·Door 8111G11;, ,.. ov MoroR �� POMIRO Y, OHIO ..�,... ·- ' ' i,n:. 'M6,wFI . Racine got its run in the 1i;-;th oo an error, a waUc, and Saleer's �sacrmce flyi . A-0 soored - In the fint on ain, gles by Caldwell and · ..., RandolJW a nd a n infield ,grounder 'l)la1ed to- t he )>late th11t t� iled to n l.p the runner. A-0. �ot another in the third .on, a walk to Guthrie and two erron. Wolfe fanned !lye Jewe ler . �MILL s�kT srARTING 9 1>,,,M. F'� DAY, JVI.Y 22nc1. - • • ► tlJlr\MER II';!, STORE . ':t .,.__....;...______, :::---, = '""'"!" � ..,..,. _ _..,...,.,.... t iJi ts · · §-.trtt& : �-, t iRtli§ 5PO� ,.,... , .Drist��i _ .. $ u. J-4�'�\M iV:..L��s ;� $2.15 SAL l!I · · ;JI Mil. -� · .. � IAL M-2s !Vl-,·29 . .. ....-�--- 2·'· 7·9 · i.h10111 '(A�U■s TO I- .aY ., ., ... . . • . ,= 1 ,910\JP VALUI I ' TO 13.50 , SALII ____:,L • ·, " r .. � ,, ...... f J . . ■. . t t� � • I.ORO. Up, VALUH TO $1 SALii _____ . - •' PRll!I� TO GO - VALUII • ; .. . ,••� ''!'"' . . PIOM l'19f . ' TO"·" ' .. *3,49 ' . ' • I I I I MASON CLINIC � Admissions: Mrs. Lena Brinker, Raclne, July 17; Carl Oliver, Rut• rand, July 18; David Fttilds, Herl­ f'ord, Au s:ust 1 9. I GOE$SLER JEWEliY ------------ NOTICE TO J U LY BRI DES Y�u P'y Onlf$J.6� le� W�k NO DOWN PAYMENT •• "' A • Ladies Summer Dresses , ' .•'. Only I OTHER SUN BACKS . $2.99,·• _ . " o'N'� 1• �"•t� .. BIG R�bUCTI NS J,r.y,. -� . . . ' and. T6p' ers, -_ jCoatt ..J - • SIHttmar t.. , Pajamas · s�orties $1 .89 • r�� ' 'ifd' . Wllh �tet 1lt ,. ., 1 coats T�m--$2.19 ·� ,- IIAC H 1d�ti • ----,1,,-. ' . • H w lnv room lncluctN ftl'm CUlh­ ...... . iltffl.l(M sofa 11h11 louftl9, O.nith occailen.l CMir, C!Nktafl ..W. and 2 INfli tab,._ In wa•• nu•. •rad 2 tall l f.'W'_·, �,..1.., k i t c h e n Lay Away Now For 'rhe ' .. . Coming Fall Season PRICE -� . J!.I �:Ob . _ ' ,and 8.aek To Se...;.I �ptcifications 1. , •2:10 ONE H. P, . : l'I¼•' • lll'llGHT WIDTH I'¼" DEPTH 5" VOLTS •-"'""'· ... .... .. u :. 1 lf ·- 50 11. ZO", l nittd',,, lnt....ln. ,2 Llnol• Hffl ...... and u,u. �_lli).Jvi ' • ' m �:� :=��a��� i�t��;\�;� s��:1� in wh ieh courses in voca tional as• riculture are taug ht. A varied pro2:ram has been planned for th e four.day meeting. Ac• livities include finals or Yariow atate cont.eat,, namely, land judgllll, public speaking . FFA creed, parliamentary procedure and tal• I ent. Leadership training. busi ness seasion a, recreational progrema, social an d religious activities will be conducted wit h the a nn ual ban• quet scheduled on Sat urday even• ing s·1turday an d Su nday , Julv 23-24, have been designated as ··Vi5itnr' !I Daya" at the convention, Donor ---- ,,--C U BA RECAL L S ENVOY ASin;,GTON UP I - Dr. En, I .W . ri,que . a rson , , C uban_ ch�rge j d aff�ra a':!, senior C�ban d1plo• al ere, retume unexpect� ,;u l y Io H avana. SEE THEM TODAY Embassy Firs t Secretary Dr. .' . ' Ma n uel B. Me ncia, who was left in ,\T YOUR charge, said it was "a routi ne oHI• ·' .... . l,l,,l-" ,/ clal trip. " He di d not elaborate. ________ _ Tucker. 'l'hmie two cadets have com pleted a week and one-half of their two ween train ing, They will be commiuioned second lieutenant, in July, 1Nl, at summer cao,p. Capt iRoleberry re ported today there are It.ill five openings ror Pf)MEROY, ORIO offlcen in the 3664th Ordnance Co. , ,'■ --·· -- --- - CONTltMS AT THE MODERN MART ,1ar. lourw tro,n liioitwiPiil'li'I\• CHltlilllJNWi -'lill or Al,l,:KlNIJ8 ' e Ben Barker of Pl. PleaN.Dt Hilh School will participate in tJie pub­ lic speaking contest to be held on Thursday night, J uly 2 1 . Othen in lhe sa me co n test are Gene Combs, Mathiu: Robert Seaman, Univer­ sity High, Mo:-gan:own, and Je rry Clifton , Marli n ton. ,�'1 - DRE SS ' CL·EARANCE I .'. . ' .. ' ·- _ Biillr I \ Furniture I ' I. . .l • ' ) r r<'presi>ntativea of the Nltian■I FF A fou ndation, patent, of Fl".\ members, former nemben, and friends of ! he FFA, will � pre.enl lv parhc1pate in the. lll)eclll , pr� grams. Saturd1y 1ven i q,'1 b»niQuei program will tealUNI tht p�ta: lion of lhe f'FA P'oundalioq A wa rds and will be bighU&hted by an address by Kenney Karl Gray, National F'P'A Seeretary, fl'Om l>or�Y . Mi ss iuippi. Also participating will hf> J ohn T . Johnson W. Va. Comm issioner of Auiculiurt,. $5.00-$7.00..$8.� 1 2 ,, 1 Comrniss1oned 2nd Li eutenant Gerald Rood , J r . son or Mr and Mrs. Geral_d Hood of IA'tart . W . Va., / H oute, wd l he anNi n g 96 fut urLf' Farmen upon 11, hom 1 he Slate I i,·armer Degree �- ,11 hi> runferrt'd J 1n a cere m oo) lo he held on Sun- j day . Jul)' 23, at 10 JO a m . at the I 32n d Annual :Slate Con,, _.11 1on of I the We,t Virginia Al!11oc1 a1ion or Future , Far�en of Amcnca at I Jackson s !.-1 1 1 1 . · • T he S late Fa rron De.l{ rt'e I! t he h ig hest degree> given by Lhc> West Virgi n ia A ssoci ation for f arm i n g accomplish m enb and leadership ability. Young Rood 1s a m ember of t he FF A Chapter at Wahama l'1,g h School. Alf!-0 �ehr-tluled In rP<'t•ive the ck grer are Mic h ael Hall, John Slalnaker and Wayne Warner, all of Riplty. The ft.ate convention will con• ve ne on July 2 1 with o,·er -4-00 I • f �M MANY ttor we�tHJR BA,·c�111s WITH PLEfiitv b� .. .. ..- :&' -- .r-" ' Z, .& I Kaiser E_mpioye I Ju:� �p��at.��.Y(&I, . ' 'I i Chur h Cl.as knics � f ha1 11,ned hll tim.aL' . e1ntnct wlth ' lho•, l)elroU Pl�-l'f the N•• tlonal 'Baslr:etblll Auoeiation. 1- · . ... ._,.,.rM s� ft. sANhQkM , -----outl' . ·• , a. '°"' looll ......_. � .,W,, /or � � ----,,---------········--···-·- PaAA'1... . . . '* ' ., flfTS ut "'\ KIN S · wot.\tN•i 1.t�!Altt..s .:.:::. �.:. li.� Sturdy sole, beaded toe ��I •· AJfred -Oftnee'.,_ ,.llQlmer . high IChool baseball league team won la,,t evenin&. 2-1 LUI ,.firat 1 1 over -Racine, on.. Swarb':& five-hitter, bealinJ• Duane Wolfe. , ht In the other game . la.st . ,nig Pomeroy and Middl4P')rt, atarti ng late, battled to a S·3 tie Jn six ln�ings. LOWWARE *SILVlll\ WARE 'ASS ·1 ES . ·l • . *BEAUTlf,IU, CitINA *C�Y�:11,\L ltidts ;.. - - - $S.99 · ,;,, . * 4sii.vEkw1it� ,. BLACK . WORK ,; ?.::��:•;��:��..�{��·:� I' Will Be Awa rded State Degr� . �� : ' ' FIB�1' •. /-:,afi#,-Js 'ffi}J�U/ . .. I. ··.· g·s 'Alfred-Orange Bas�_billTu� Ca.m' e·e.,..,' .J'im Thru All Next Week OJ ·,rtts Fdi Hh ' _, ,.._ ,.,. ... . � �!£!�� . •- � J. Davii ,:·!&ii By 1 2 Game,, CLEV>.1.AND UPl-(> ulfield,r I ���• :•s f g�� N:.: d Yo:� 1 - I "'TUR FR. Io· 'l y �I''\ S·r ,' . '. DAY 8111(,L - " ' I " WONDIIFUl ADAY To August 29th ■ P•rfeel For Hot We,lhor • - , ,._ HIRI IS A F,o,;, N::n l.viednesdciy, Jul� �1 ° ;t:i� MOC� I, ,·:i· ' . ; , �.* f I Rear Engiftf , , • You i,d" noi,, and hat IMhi,id ,ow. ., · I · il .,l.t Mew York Clothing 1 '.&,_iat• J--h� ... Raps :'loIO HOni· er r or 11 • Letart Youtl1 Amon,, 96 11'/Lo If JI Ru1b w,a m one kHon. dropped lo a lie for lhe lead in ll\e Bend Slow Pitch Church LeaMuia h l l h11t 3 1 &1 hom er of the seaaon Wednesday n ight in the eue with New Haven Lutheran in game, pll)'ed on TueJday night YanKces· 8.:nd . 1:-il me. H. ut n , en route lo h,� ret·vrd m 1 927 did EUB dropped an I I� conLe1it to . the Maaon MeL hodJ1t team. ElJB not hit his 3 l81 homer until the · broke away to a � lead but the Yankee1; 94111 g.ame. \ -------M:a110 n team ta11Jed two in the second, three in the 111t h , and six Pa lmer ,t,'avored To in (he sixth to win going away. Hom e runs were hit by Paul Win PGA Tille Roush , Lew GJlland an d Jim AKRON. 0. liPI-Arnold Palm • Layne. Winn ing pitcher was er and 18:> • ·darkhoraea " tee off Franki e H ar:ri&. today and in the 42n d annual The N•w Haven Lutheran team Prc,fesa ional Golf en Aaan. chammoved into their tie wit h E:UB by pionsbip. virlut of a 12-2 -pa1ting han ded Pulmer ii the 4. 1 top choice to the NN' HHe n Methodisl , n ine. win l h 1s four.day chase over the Hank Ron ey was t he �inni ng rol ling halls and hollow1 of the hu rler. Firestone Count ry Club a n d comTht lines •cores: plete t he gr eatest gra nd sl .i m t n Lutheran . . . . . . . 330 800 1-12 I , n i,dern guJtmg h istory. N H Meth . . . . . . . . . 000 000 2--- 2 -------Roney and Bill Powell; Wilson, j ward R d d N B · .__ ,- 6 036 o � 0C:i _ _ ·_ '._�_ , 020 ;�..n· .· ·. . _.. 11 _ �J1ronr: and Ray Weaver; 1 Hams and Lewia. Fl/� STANDINP,s ,,, �,1YP' L vt , i:UB . . . , •.,...:.. � 2 I Ikitfitran � • . . , . . . . , • '. , , William P. Workma n , . 25, Pl. 2 Pleasa n t, was commis�ion ed sec1 NH Methodiat . , • . . , , . 2 4 ond lieuten ant Saturday during an Mason Methodbt . . • • . , 2 2 ,1,a, I , annual State Weal Virginia Nai·10na i c·uard session at Camp Daw. "" P son. Kingwood, W. Va. Workman, a member of Point !,l !,_� - 1 � , \:!4 Plea�ant's 3664th Ordnance Com• . 11JIDOU11ceu pa n)'. is t h e first en listed man of . t hat u n i! to ach ieve oHlcer's rat• ing via the slate's o!ficen train- I i ng program. He is presently fin. 1:he camp meetj n g being held at i1hing a twa-week course at King. · ,Mil';ldleport playi ng al Pomeroy Union Camp Gl'Ou nds near New wood, servi ng a1 an aMistant trai n­ but. the ho,ne team anyway, tied Haven will be conducte d each iqg oilicer un til h is return home it up ln ) he bOUom of the sixt h �ig ht througJJ next week under the thi, week end. on a walk an d an error . a uspices of the Evan g�lical United Workman i1 employed by the Brethren Church. Kaiser Planl, Ravenswood, i n the # 1 . Pomeroy had 1otton two in th.e , _. . I · departmen 1 • He aerv_ The meeting opened Sunda)' sh"ippmg fourth on an error and si n gles b)' � in A_rmed the Forces for 2 ½: yea_rs, ·Ebersbach and Dor Coates. Anoth• night with approximately )!50 per. i er eam e ln the fifth on Terry son s present to hear the eYangelist sptmdmg most of t�a� . tun e with Knight's triple a nd two errbr11. , - Rev. Mendell Gal.ner, Clarhburg. the . 25th Infan try DJv1a1on in Ha• Services each eveni n g wm start Wa h , He ls a 1954 graduate of PL 1 Middleport got one in the $ei:­ at 7:30 p. m . • ' Rev. Keith Da:Y Pleasant H igh School, is married . bnd On two walks and Mealy · and pilnisi. ia Ruth to th e former Betty Plants, and llowles• double; another i n t he is 80ngleader third on An derlon•s _single lniJ Sayre, New ,Hue111. A L- Sunday's op. they have a daught.er, Diana L,M. Workman will be assigned as , ,, ,ning ser\'ice · John Hoffman and an error. .. ' '. Elhjl.l R.iddl� New' Raven, . qsilted � atoon commandei of the OrdRacine , . . . . 000 001 0-1 fl 3 i n the ser,vice u song leader and na nce Compan)''s direct .suppori A-0 . . . . .. . . . . IOI 000 x-a.2 3 i piani.s� Re\', .[lay .and Mi 11 S11yre platoo n upon h is return from · D. Wolfe and Bailey. Swartz returned on Monday fro m the Gen- Camp Daw50n. Capt. James 0. Roseberry, cornand Lyons. er,al Con vention of Youth Fellowmanding offker of t he 3f,64th Ordship i n Indianapoli9. Pome�� . . . . . . . 000 210-3 3 '2 Conducting devotic,nal services nan ce Co., reported two other en• Middleport . . . . . . 011 001-3 3 3 Su n day night was Rev. Forrest listed me n are taki n g part i n t he i o·hli n ger, Kn ight t a n d Ebers- 1 Murray of the.1Un ion Charge. The State's OSCS program this sumbach. Anderson and Bowles. Vernon quartet was i n cluded on mer _ SP4c Ken Morris a nd Jame.s --- - -- -, the program. . , R ev. Gainer was formerly ••· STOP ITCH I.!,_� � • i� �i J ,a..,- · Bee , !Ai,tant . �utor:. �l the First . •E� i.. W l5dlJNU·t·�. Clis)" o the Mid eporl First Rap• Church 1� ,�untmJe"\on . h:ev. Obf 1s Att.r usln, ITCH,ME-NOT, vet t11t Church whith had been an. , from P�il hpi and has served as YoUr 41c back IF THE ITCH nounced to be held at the N ew youth director for th e W. Va. Con- I NEEDS SCRATC HING. Y ou fN I haven park has been changed to ference of EUB Churches. HM medication •aka hold. lteh I The N�w Haven Church Yo� th and burni the local Roadside part at 6 :00 u ppearl u.. Inng d i Thursday, Members are to bring _ Fellowship . was ho&.t to the Point stant-d ryi n ITCH-ME-NOT d•r or g I their favorite -covered dish an d Pl �as;rn t D 1 1trlct Y�mlh Fellow- night for KZ•rna, ri Inngworm. pe �esd sh1 eveni ay at ng a wiener M(f bit.. hot 1•ch other their own table servlce. surf_. roast an d bllsiness ni.eeti �g, the rdhet.. iODAY �I Swisher & J group th� n attended services at lohw, Pomaroy, Ohio. MASON CLINIC 1 Admlsaiona: Mrs. Betty Srrllth of the camp meetin g. M iddleport, July 4; Ke·n n eth Oil­ lo n , Mason, July '1; Mrs. Betty Mor· ton , Pomeroy, July 9; Daniel Well• i man, MlddleJK,rt, July IO; ,Rich• !lrd ' Theiss, Hcigsett, July 10; M ri 1 Louise Gibbs, Hart fbrd, July 10. Birth,: A so n . David Frenkl i n , to Mr. an d Mn. Charles Fra,nkli.n Smith, M iddleport, July 4. -. � ' -w;,m�f � :..A:t.1'�1 -,f!AYIR-rOF-tN.. i' .- ,,,. \ . MAl(E A DATE T01 "LUBRICATE" • ?11£�/EAR-Dt&> Rltf#,f'·/lf/f/¥R I $8.49 to $1 4.75 • 1 Daily Se�t lnel, Pomeroy.Mlddlep;rt, 0., Jtdy 21, i� Mari& � Ahead Of I r--fJ_ J Ti;. N1re•1 I yo....,r,.-. ,,. I Pc•. s��.!!!��E!!�,m PflACTICI SII SSION Beth el No. 82 of th e lnlerna• tion al Ord er gf Job'• Daug hten will meet ¥rithY al l p. m. at th e Pomero}' lq1onic Temple (or a qrai:ticfi Jession , N I CHEYYS· CORYAIR KEEPS YOU · COOL, MAN ... COOL I Droppe0 Into J Bl"*e. r's I I I (;��ham . ,!:VA;-, STQN, 111, UPI-� rolle­ 1 &.iate •t"1l i1qu1d of,'4 Wl,yen rro,n 2G ,tatu reported l9day to .h·�ad coach Otto Gt11ham to ope n �l\11 to.r llle All-SLar. loolball lfm• w!th-i the_ Balt illKlre Co i ls a1 Chicag o • Soldier Field Aug. 12. . Grabiir:a s•ld bi\ chal'll!es will yy1. ry.o.re ,41�. lori;n,,IJ->' check. , "4� · � · • ,. AWa Miavl New Haven Team In and hav1 th1lr pirture1 taken. Actual work91o1t1 for the annu•l batUe with the N1Uonal rootb11ll t.e■aue ehanipton, will 1tart Fri­ day, he uid. .�·Mi.,,.,. ·-,·· is,� Map e ai' Now C-u'b Grows, Gro"s, ,,.f . . ...8. at In lfottest Grows ome More DnedS L'lDeU' p } • To Cot1cb Otto Leach was t he win ner for Gbe• hire. Pauley the loser for Muon. Mayna rd wo n for New Have n with Halstead the loser for Fi&he r'a. Halstead homered tor Fls her's. G am e s to n ight in clude Galhpo!is Orioles vs. Jonet . Mitchell, Ma­ sun Tigers vs Gallipoli s Athleticg' and t he Syracuae I ndian v1. the Boilermall:ets, starting at 6 p. m. r. The PJrates s10,ed t h eir run and aroe�etS}.llJ .!P. ,�l�� _ when Chuckle )!urray singled a blooper into left with two obt and 'E'RE 1 nl)ii' NEW lwo on, the run o n - third scoring, " ;i: ·, but th e runner on second held up RP�f\i: • . �-T . to $ee tf the ball would be caught. 1 In other games last n ig h ! th e .-}· .., OpOllfGI_I _ 0 OrS Ch"h;r, Redlegs beat the Mason fflefr � , Cubs, 8· 1, and New Have n downed �te: �h to;lq Fisher's Dept. Store, 7•5. like We would ,n d ev,l'l'On e in 19 !•1•* ot our display of -boats, motors . and 1 • ' Skil , ,accessor ies. Pomeroy's Pirate& took a heart- I breaking 2·1 Joas Jut night al t he Kyger Creek Lillie League tourninen t at the hands of the Somer· ville Motors club of Pt Pleasa n t . Lanny Tyo pitched one hit ball . lhe winnma: run in the fourt h com• ing [rom a lo n g line shot into rig ht center by hulking catcher Morgan that went for an easy solo h omer. ,s,.,. i,; "9•.•· '' 44 Collejl;iane &.\.vt To Somerville Motors T.eam G: • • • • Pirates Drop Heartbreaker 1 I too • . • • :� 0 I �.l!\ I I I .· 1 �·.L:.:· '.' ' :� :� �;: 1i� nipJX!d the Cbillicolbe Colts , 2· 1 . M e l Cl a rk's AIL I behind the i hur l .ing of Gene Hesson on . Wednesday P h ih1dc lphia 34 52 .N'i 1 7 Unl t •d PrH1 lnte r n•flon1I one gamt' of 1 he Yilnkees m the night un�r tbie Jipts Qt: Chicago ,31 • 62 .373 18'il , _ ield.. Thf' l w v lt•a m� I ii-· t• i<perli; said Amentan League. .Jh \l rtidtY"• �w its .-.i t h e ,j" ;Je I ,.· 111 1ghl bt• O\l'f Lht h i l l may yet Fra •n 3 f.hllade:lfthl, 1 n.. . • , ,.. !Ir f • u.,, The Bravt>i. ai:,Y.ved their lp.nc- 1 w.ay . qv,. r t\be, I d.., � go OH'r lht• 10� Ill tht• maJor .l .."T'l'I'� ed Chi. 4 Cin. 0, ht, twilitftt • JU� � l IC8RSe uun est w t11 n mi,: streak of th.e --r _ye ac · Uae fil'st lfJ. i¥1�tln 1 : ._.,_u eu •. . i:w,ot give u a hit until tw o l ,CW:inflllli l t·,.i.:ut· 1,t·nr1<ml niees. l�•• :l. l"ci. 1 41� 1 w h e> r1 warren Spahn, ae..e n-hl tted men _ were Oltt m the e innum �1i.·I. · Mi ·. t,�f1 ._ ni_., · 9 � l ., _ T hl!y're t he M1lwauk1•e Br;ivee; the SL. Louls C ardi na ls� �- WedBoth, . of ttie Clark.'t. /All�' � . �I,a, � � f � L ot,;;:,.i ,, Ii � .Jn11.1.,.pi,a,,t au d t he Ch1rag o _ W h i tt- Sox � neaiday nl� ht _a nd the W h/.&e io" run i ca�� o, the sixth .i1\111!1Qii. fa:n:.' .,...fan!ll .w.._ ·,� j . T�Yf'•:� �• f!it•Mf• . . u (Whilf;t;o Wait) !uda)' t hNr blalmg m1d.�ummPf �adt> •� rive in a row when. , ll:� \ /,ohn Tho m a� led off llflth 'I '•� \,i?.°M�ll� . wJU Jplayi" -..am OB l( .l'IIW\ldtlMt , , iii , _ .. , 'fi � Franclstoa t . strt-aks are pu ttrng the he al on S1evNs 1 hre8•r l111 homer powt-red ..,, 9lole second . , wlth,i t .p • nwn -� -....when ll,,f- lll:9y mtet 1 ....,.. � \ ... . .9 . S.nford {1- 7) or !o Mh �'s • Mus 1 c tea m L h(' f ru n t • runnin,::: Pitbhurxh l'I � jf.,.;t .r l"lt•i , them lo a 7 -1 �eci ! i � n over the out, Gerald Clark dottbled :ttt Mc( ormilty,?-5,� 1 r 1 1 , ,1 !"·, � '• Bos t on Ht'd Sox. -ru t c.s and New York Yanht•S, L$1gue ,· U.. - , 1'i.na1'ita . p '(homu. kust)' Wam,tey . ,�n o a .Chlc•,w•-"'•'nnatll - Ander� Cau . . : Dod9f eam Jesttmu,, t , flra ... fl he -, t.a - Qlpdft (fit wit h aooth_ftr tw,;.. baM' ! so• (2.• ) o¥l Th e Hr.ayes' soven•t::im e w m :.W' ("6). The While Sox' cau,e ttcei \'ed Chirk score4. The onlY. other · All ......,e,, , ' H'ltf' a� torm�·cre� ' ... � . 7 l"i Pffk i,, IJ.,1,!. lllJ � sl n•iJ k hu!l mon•d them to �J .J:. ,tt .w1Wiu.ku-Jack•u • L , V i i 1111 � n1t"Te h aJr .g a me of t h e a so l id ooost w h en the Cl e vel an d Star hit in tk game waa • single JIIIG�l bfi:ibal 11J pJl)'ers UM tn1 ioe ( U,,h,1 \ft' IIIW (4-i). -, f,j,oveals Studio ._., .Al,uin\ ' I , former Charleston ! lndia ru; down ed the , ;v a n kelilS, · 8-6 by Bill Wllson . �tu> lc l' h l 1 e 'f l'il'a l al n 1 . Natio a 1 .. R'hone W Y 2.2475 -,1...,burvh at i:. , A�es, night J n · , Senat.qf catcher , h 1 - 1 Su . r�Ye������ and t h r Brave, advanced .a. u h 'I ,_. u. �1-6 ) (H S) -L 1 ..J . Maha St. Pomeroy, 0 . ).( a mt> wh e n the Los Anieles , The CoJt• • to fl e .t ally w14 .-u n,.,,n. .tJL.1 � U t h /m �ri �,� ;1 a� t W j •w fri�i �mu ill · a A St h n a __ 1 Dod�ers ou�•sc_rambled t he Pirate s ed i n the .ninth i n �ine. ��•t Rani· � ;; , - -· _ __ _ � , .Chid� at ; ptl, night L�ls , de. :at leaPl e [�t! ;h J _ nah wes _h it by a pitched ,.dl_� 7.5 m 1 1 inni n gs. We hove several i��_reduced Mem' , H unUn "' _ _ _ _ __ dto n. , la81. Mltw.uk... at- Chicago 1 Bryant singled to center field ud �- t . ;0 prk• for the )lonolit , of The San Fra n cisco G ia.MS de• Han nah scored from first t, Wllen Sulf11•1� Bo"'·,pmes will be played �1a. •lphi1 , at L OI _.,.._, nltht those who wish lo- t:�1 in inlj, P1thbuNlh at Sin Fran., nloht f('ated t ht> Philadelp h ia P hillies, t tle ball got P.Ut Jobn � Thomaa. at �l\,,chtel Pleld , look aroun d. Do oc n ./rji.e lin e scorw. , . AMER ICAN1 LEAGUI 3-1 in another Nation al League Two were out .t the �l' . ·r,·• :;, , ,,, / come in and 'tl)tl!! ' acJYan• vor W. L. Pt:t. g a m e. T h e Wt111hi n,ton Se i;aators 080 000 001-1 1 2 J t Hesso n in Joins •fttr �w4» , Coll C HICAGO UPI-The k n ow.how of these offenl:> · • tagl! "8 S4 .MS lopped the Detroi t Tigers, 8-1 and fanned 13 walked t1tree .. lhJt ' Stl-,.·• 000 003 OOx-2 4 1 , Ne'."' York er1eoced boxer carri ed exp an of I � '9 37 .:no t !he Kansas Oit)' Athletics nipped one . His oPpo�t �n, th-- �OO'nd l ..Jlafl, and Placier; ,Hesson and C h icago · light heavyweig h t Son n y Ray to !"\· .,._ I! Cl ev_eland 7 2 I Hie Haltim9re 4.3 Oriole11. er. in Grue s Wayne Neff, l'ave . \JP four 4t1 8' a fir,t round tech nical kn ockout \ . . • . . Ski, w,1er 'h 4 3 6 , 2 4 , e 48 8alhmor ot h er American, League acliYity. I · win over Billy Rya n , Ray said 9S .. ,.. ·•: 'l"•!I" • ., Ski RQSMI - - -- ·- • 41 41 .300 7 Washi n gton , ,, . , Spahn, who 1tartNI the season · , , I � \.:i today. t Trumpe i � . , · Chrome 40 42 .488 8 De troit in lo w gear, llke mo1t of, his team -� • Ray scored with two solid l'ight Eloct. • Ho,n• . . fjll·Oll ·•:If.IS • • �i....-L� D1"� SCf'J"O 33 , �l .393 16 .J j 80ston m ales, reac hed the halfway poi n l -�.75 Mt, Ml,ron n th e r irst 80 seconds of i hands l>et!k 1111.z .373 'ft2 31 City Kansas in hi!l bid for his 1 1 t h 20.win sea.t '· f mo•or 1•1'9• On• WPdnesday bout televised their s Rtsult Wodnetday'o I S-Oh w;t h lh• ,;d of ,010 homers _ _ ___ .:-, $-· 5;:H"f :3.75 Cov.r night, and it wu all o\·er. But W11hlnvton I 0.trolt 6 b)' Hank Aaron nnd Joe Adcock. Guard', · • , .,. .; �! Co11t On. deciding e h t was punch first his Chiu,.. 7 ..,,on 1 nltht II was th, 39 year old left hand• s pp E,t. f;,. . ,l.11,,S' .1 ,1 ,7, . blow. A night 6 York Nn I Clav1lancl cr's 49th � h utout and 271th Vk· • .'· .t . · nltht 3 S.ltlmor. 4 City Kanu1 d . B Unite Prut lnfet'N�lenal y tory in the majors. Ernie Broglio 11:�i;ana runabou• UM41 "I wes watchi ng for him to use Thursday's Probabl• �l•ch•n CINCINNATI UPI-Wally Post 11ufrered h is firth loss for the Th at TorontO M1pl � Leaf l ead complete for 11 1Htti \a,�S: his lert hook ." Ray saict. "So w hen bodya along take r Detrol•-Clev1ntt at W■shlnvton a Cardinals. in the International Lea,u, Just ,J) � , be e Us,d motors fr!") S;��--- • 60 h row it, 1 put my t to sel got he ,... (3-5) " L ary (7-9). grows Bau11Mnn Wint- Sixth al\4 gnws. gu;rd lf h e visits Chicago. and g eows H.P. M.M-ine fuel it our ,tfSj., ,on he t on him hit and it over right ■polled � who man He Is th! Friday's IJ•mn '4Illfs after 1 . .w ' Grank n 11hut out th e hopplng Bauman 3 a s It · ,., , We •�pply it fasL Get onoiwh lo clean the river. chin." RPd Sox over the last five inn- th e Maplr J.Aaf1 ran 4helr la\e,t perfect ,game f&r _C h�ea10 Cub, l(aMH City •• WHhln,htn, night . •n- rel11. Do11'1 worry up bill1 inl!S to win his • sixth ga me for wi n ning at.re ak to a l� ti mes Wed· plteher Glen Hobbi e m t he sev• , O.trolt 11 B1ltlmon, nigh• NSON HUTCHI P:RED FINE · 1bout C ity Loan terms. Th1y't1 easy for lhl' White Sox., who tagged Bill nesdey n ii! hl with a 5-2 trtµmph �nth . innin1 "'' the o pen e r or a Chicaeo 1t N1w . ¥•rk, �ltht CINC INNATI UPI - Manager Wednes· header uble -n n,ght d abt Boston, at Clenland , o a �1 ' Monbouquette for si x hill arid over t he Rochester Red Wings. anyone lo handle. For in1t1nc1, only Fr ed Hutc h i nson of the Cincin n ati J four ru n s In 3 1·3 i n ning,. A l Th e new s� h•jope ned up the day ni1ht, then we n� on lo s� ash $ 1 1 .4 1 per m onth repay, a loan of h aa been fi ned $50 for a post Reds t h ig n .l�e _1n hom�r / is , a m uch a iihr,etHW'I S m it h alKo homered for t he White ,act, r11o, : that ,. ara:ume n t with Umpire Dus­ game $200. J ust $26.30 a month repays $500. • t.'� "- · • , • Sox while flla n k M alzone had areater tliJi. nce �w..... fir,at an d cap to enabl e Cinci n nati to spUt last Saturday i n Pitts­ Boggess ty i Terms up to 25 months. three hill for t he Red , Sox. It poo n4, tlace, than between sec- 4-0 aind 4•3. • . 1 burgh. like hitters more 4ew 1 With was the l Olh, win in ta camet for ond and �•J. ., ,RI.is, Heman, aee . ,Toron\o reti ef Post, thia11 would be looking u p : he defending America n t Le ague Noon Ill 1 9 Tbun. 5 '. . lo 9 Hours 1 chJmplnns. pitcher, , pickec.l up ,llia et,h t!t • win for . t lae , Red• . • 1 • ! � 1 125 E. Main SI. Phone WY•%• 2 l. 7 1 The Jlodgers 'Won out in ·their against one 1 011 when the Maple i-J �oat. Jomfd lhe c!ub on June 7 hre U .:; e an d a hill-hour , atrugsle Leafs oYerconr:t 1 2;0, defiflt wi tti aJIP. .-iMe ,, thert , he s ■lu e&ed 1l 1 t w1" t h the Pir at e, when rooki e out t h- r--•· •ln _._ IOVNlll•a•• odd- h..--1111Jld b•Ued across 23 ru_ n a. . . NEW YORK UP1-Bra�ch Ric• . riebtfieldllC' a\fio spoiled . .... ;-fielder Tommy D1vl1 hit I two- ed•i.-!"�nan:t 1n,,-ue ,wo oaah...,., •,I hlh • . , program a t n 1 pre!e to ey pell hO ½ PRICE k :,. ' ' .., r 1 eague 5t�rl · ru n h omer off Elroy Face jn th e Jhn Kine's two-tnnr homer i provided J'un .Brewer • ma .,., . . 1 Reg. Price $18.98 to $29.50 �-- debut with h is hom e r with t�day that w111 , Ju:1tit¥ the Con­ 1 1 th . Hal Smith's, ,eco nd hom er t h t icinl runa i.n the elihth.. ., ' tme�tal League s existe n ce as ON SAJ.E of t he game ti e d the icore for The ' Buffalo BllOru aplit a ,dou- two 1 1>9ard. I u The i blow 8 1Yed tb e &:am• for a t�;d �j� tlw Pir11t1n in the n inth and both bleheader wl t b tht Montreal �oY• m �; ���� �Old t he. Con lt• am 11 s cored i n the 10th be fore al1 and h, ld second place over D-O n Newoom be , who nee ded It • . operators '. m. e�Davi.� ' winning hit. the Richmond Vlrilnian, iy 1 one He had nOl wo n for four weeks. tm ental League --- ----· r, on this_ b�sl• ---------n goJ "get to feet, to aid New1 ---- ·--- - percenta e point The iBisont 4rop- Jim Brotman had or we will. ' expansion of ness gs. n inni last the two in pod thel� open�r. 9-3, t h en .• beal combe .. lho Cllo,y My,llfJ Show � Ollor a.ndl11, NBC-TV, POMEIIO)' '.�O\ E. MAIN STREET the· Royala, 7-0, behind .Warren And 80 th@ ·18 year old Rkkey ;. H11cker 1a seven • hltter ·whlle th e -J. met wit h re prese ntatives of t he -', U ICSUU Virginians downed th e Jersey City eight Continental Leag1 1 e clubs t he Jerseys, 5-3. Columbus heat u ntil lhe late. tloun of wednesday t, . Miami Martino, Ml, on Bob Vo, le's ,,.;nl i n ••• elf<>rt•1o draw UP I, 1!.t,iliE�T FKOM'IM Y O�CE � b . three. hitter ift « thfl otber game. a program for satisfying t h @ ma. ST·A NDINCH jor Jeu:ues' "ten comm1ndment.1" GI •W. I.. ; The Con tinental Leaguer� h ope Toronto 63 30 .6'77 rep�e• with meet . they that when The Middleport Br_aves Little Buffalo 61 44 .Ms7 ta ., sentatlvts of t he National alld 1 v from ers ry_ look a 7-2 i ct o Leagu Hir hmon d 2 ts .538 1 9 .. ;k. ' n Lea1uee withi n the next . , • merica A , , , 1 • , r , � •• the Yan�ees. last eveni ng with DaRur hestcr 43 .s .473 1 8 \ week or 10 the y can present r,aA registered nurse will be present at ·my office during Jersey City 42 50 .4M 20¾ vld CHcl gor n g all t he way for t he so n able assurance of fulfilling �e - .. !\ • \ • . J,�/ . er11• wl nn Columhu1 42 31 .452 21 agreement" 1 I O-poi n t ''Columbus all regular offlc� hours. solo a rapped Johnaon Van Llttle 22 52 41 .441 Montreal 1 f M a y 1959 ' Miami 40 M .42fl 23 � hnmer dow n the third ba■e line in another of Comlr'• uclu1lve 1dv1n111111-and you 1uro won't th e 11econd Inning for the Braves. That maniCeeto by the maj nrs . .. .. �-1 The Yankees sent thr ee pitchers tO outli ned the sta ndards th e CL •· . . , ' 'r,J, �-e •.• want to he l¥ithout it lhese warm aummer days. We're 1peaking or the rriendly the mou nd, !hirti n g with Ctai& would have to m�t ip ord� to ilawlings, goi n t wit h Don n ie Nel• 1 join the family of organized base­ way Cotvair keep, you cool and comfortable, wi1h only fresh out,ide air coming iwn from the third throui;h lh e ball. Thesf requisltea appli e d to · your way. No front-engine or under-car exhaust heat bothera you in I Co.rvair. filth l nninga, and endi ng with financial . stability of �ach rlu b , Hood In the sixth. Johnny And thit i!I only one or the wonderfol advan ta�es Corvair'a rear-engille design mi nor league l n demnlLiea, mini• 1 · -�- �--,-.• ' standards for ballparks, etc. mum ha, in 11tore for you. You'll like that pracliMlly flat floor, ' IL MANAGIR FINED UPI - Interna· illONTREAL · lhe dig-i n-and-go traction, the nimble handling, 100. Corvuir ) 1 IIIIGHT RISULTS tion■I League President Frank ! 1ound like a real tnial to you? Well, one drive at your .,;y o., UPI I,. it. MANILA, Al fined Mana1er Bhau1hneuy hff, Vlncent- of the Mliml Marlins $50 ] Ul'$vt, 1 19, ,Phllllpplnn, dealer'• will back up every word we ,ay, ■ Y O H V II O l..eT , O). ( n JaPf 5, 1 1 Yaolt1, SN•• td and 1uspended him ror two days . AL8UQUIRQUI, N. M. U lWednesday. The rtne and suspen- 1 Dur, Mooro. 1 29, Spr1ngfJ.ld1 ..:.�" offen1ive t Ian• lon usln1 for were 1 ,h_ WY-Uf14 I 1 21¥.i:, Nn • iuaae Lhat could be heard In the stoPPN Frankl• Valdu, Car,.., 2ml & lutfantl IIL .. II). Ncn Tltle. TH Antonio, I with araument an durln, 1tena1 Mlddloport, Dhlo :£ Umpire .Ed Betz on July l '1. · TO TIIM SQUAD COLDEN, Colo. UPI - Coach : Frank Fil�holt announfd WednesI ... A I day thal he will trim the Denver Brono1• fOQtbill ro.ier from '77 I players to 80 after their rlnt fl.ill· f acale intruquad 11me on the ·JI ' I , eolor■d o School■ ot Mine• field, FOR_ XOUR PICTURE TAKI NG •• W. L· · : �;!1;:!��� :� : � ves, Wh It e _so·X M kI' n'g New Hesson Uiv� r.,, S,h'ow, Holclilig 1-l-O Leaders To Just 'two Safeties , . �1::.r.·:i"' stars Sdcc-gses Bids For Repeatit1 g I twot . 1\j. . BJ�� I I ol ,tll . •vetel� the Hesson,, I . ,. . �\ ·�-i, . ' ' -•' ' t L _ D ail y__ _ _ n_n- .-,_ .,.. Se U el, 11 Middleport, .,;��r���•-• -----•• __• .,.,.. ., .,... --••r-- .. i,._i •• ,_ Swoeplne O.ntlfl walnut triple 11,..._ j,, wllti �hed fr_.a, ...,. 'I ........ t�M ' ......¥' bod· 1....-..WJ... ...... tnu,ft matthln9 liox - 2 PII• ••ws & .lfd,.,,.,d Up To $6 'Months To Pay ..' I NG EL'S F\JR.A ltURE �� : . _ �l ��E' _ . .COAIS_BIJHi: .• ttla'k1 I !• ' �----··· Ni Mel's ·S--tars Chillicot he �, C olt � 2� 1 p _ R-r_a___ ___'__ a o., July 2 1 , 1 960 , �,E� ,US Ch rnoJOS ra o,t hotos 1!!1.:! "PP "9JIOn notos 1..-�,r::��'"!'I,-..,.-- .. , 11 I '4Jlllf, ,.It, I �ri:.(� ,,. ,,,,,,. - - - '" ' D RO P I N For Vacation Cash '\ -:i' 't-• ,-�� I \ ' •mr.i bitt'. !t : : w' sllow fif0U•gn I. 't V1'ctory h Ga 0 Kn kout ..... hQ(I titn ..-.-r 'f • t I R ckey Lauonng l · , OVef, FiJt!t·trtg. 0ut' R·equ:.,"nienl"� . . ,, SEMl,ANNiJAL . CLEARAMCE ,,:,.tt:: BOYvs · DRESS SUI ·,.:'' 1 s·:: l Bra' ves' Tea'm . J. 5 P E' , · I A L, 5 I - - - ,$a.� I l"ull 1lle nnJ• 8\i,tL · ., • �"' ' ' .(� ANrica', o,oJt, ...,....,.. w-Conolr. TAil l, lht VOO �·Door 8111G11;, ,.. ov MoroR �� POMIRO Y, OHIO ..�,... ·- ' ' i,n:. 'M6,wFI . Racine got its run in the 1i;-;th oo an error, a waUc, and Saleer's �sacrmce flyi . A-0 soored - In the fint on ain, gles by Caldwell and · ..., RandolJW a nd a n infield ,grounder 'l)la1ed to- t he )>late th11t t� iled to n l.p the runner. A-0. �ot another in the third .on, a walk to Guthrie and two erron. Wolfe fanned !lye Jewe ler . �MILL s�kT srARTING 9 1>,,,M. F'� DAY, JVI.Y 22nc1. - • • ► tlJlr\MER II';!, STORE . ':t .,.__....;...______, :::---, = '""'"!" � ..,..,. _ _..,...,.,.... t iJi ts · · §-.trtt& : �-, t iRtli§ 5PO� ,.,... , .Drist��i _ .. $ u. J-4�'�\M iV:..L��s ;� $2.15 SAL l!I · · ;JI Mil. -� · .. � IAL M-2s !Vl-,·29 . .. ....-�--- 2·'· 7·9 · i.h10111 '(A�U■s TO I- .aY ., ., ... . . • . ,= 1 ,910\JP VALUI I ' TO 13.50 , SALII ____:,L • ·, " r .. � ,, ...... f J . . ■. . t t� � • I.ORO. Up, VALUH TO $1 SALii _____ . - •' PRll!I� TO GO - VALUII • ; .. . ,••� ''!'"' . . PIOM l'19f . ' TO"·" ' .. *3,49 ' . ' • I I I I MASON CLINIC � Admissions: Mrs. Lena Brinker, Raclne, July 17; Carl Oliver, Rut• rand, July 18; David Fttilds, Herl­ f'ord, Au s:ust 1 9. I GOE$SLER JEWEliY ------------ NOTICE TO J U LY BRI DES Y�u P'y Onlf$J.6� le� W�k NO DOWN PAYMENT •• "' A • Ladies Summer Dresses , ' .•'. Only I OTHER SUN BACKS . $2.99,·• _ . " o'N'� 1• �"•t� .. BIG R�bUCTI NS J,r.y,. -� . . . ' and. T6p' ers, -_ jCoatt ..J - • SIHttmar t.. , Pajamas · s�orties $1 .89 • r�� ' 'ifd' . Wllh �tet 1lt ,. ., 1 coats T�m--$2.19 ·� ,- IIAC H 1d�ti • ----,1,,-. ' . • H w lnv room lncluctN ftl'm CUlh­ ...... . iltffl.l(M sofa 11h11 louftl9, O.nith occailen.l CMir, C!Nktafl ..W. and 2 INfli tab,._ In wa•• nu•. •rad 2 tall l f.'W'_·, �,..1.., k i t c h e n Lay Away Now For 'rhe ' .. . Coming Fall Season PRICE -� . J!.I �:Ob . _ ' ,and 8.aek To Se...;.I �ptcifications 1. , •2:10 ONE H. P, . : l'I¼•' • lll'llGHT WIDTH I'¼" DEPTH 5" VOLTS •-"'""'· ... .... .. u :. 1 lf ·- 50 11. ZO", l nittd',,, lnt....ln. ,2 Llnol• Hffl ...... and u,u. �_lli).Jvi ' • ' m �:� :=��a��� i�t��;\�;� s��:1� in wh ieh courses in voca tional as• riculture are taug ht. A varied pro2:ram has been planned for th e four.day meeting. Ac• livities include finals or Yariow atate cont.eat,, namely, land judgllll, public speaking . FFA creed, parliamentary procedure and tal• I ent. Leadership training. busi ness seasion a, recreational progrema, social an d religious activities will be conducted wit h the a nn ual ban• quet scheduled on Sat urday even• ing s·1turday an d Su nday , Julv 23-24, have been designated as ··Vi5itnr' !I Daya" at the convention, Donor ---- ,,--C U BA RECAL L S ENVOY ASin;,GTON UP I - Dr. En, I .W . ri,que . a rson , , C uban_ ch�rge j d aff�ra a':!, senior C�ban d1plo• al ere, retume unexpect� ,;u l y Io H avana. SEE THEM TODAY Embassy Firs t Secretary Dr. .' . ' Ma n uel B. Me ncia, who was left in ,\T YOUR charge, said it was "a routi ne oHI• ·' .... . l,l,,l-" ,/ clal trip. " He di d not elaborate. ________ _ Tucker. 'l'hmie two cadets have com pleted a week and one-half of their two ween train ing, They will be commiuioned second lieutenant, in July, 1Nl, at summer cao,p. Capt iRoleberry re ported today there are It.ill five openings ror Pf)MEROY, ORIO offlcen in the 3664th Ordnance Co. , ,'■ --·· -- --- - CONTltMS AT THE MODERN MART ,1ar. lourw tro,n liioitwiPiil'li'I\• CHltlilllJNWi -'lill or Al,l,:KlNIJ8 ' e Ben Barker of Pl. PleaN.Dt Hilh School will participate in tJie pub­ lic speaking contest to be held on Thursday night, J uly 2 1 . Othen in lhe sa me co n test are Gene Combs, Mathiu: Robert Seaman, Univer­ sity High, Mo:-gan:own, and Je rry Clifton , Marli n ton. ,�'1 - DRE SS ' CL·EARANCE I .'. . ' .. ' ·- _ Biillr I \ Furniture I ' I. . .l • ' ) r r<'presi>ntativea of the Nltian■I FF A fou ndation, patent, of Fl".\ members, former nemben, and friends of ! he FFA, will � pre.enl lv parhc1pate in the. lll)eclll , pr� grams. Saturd1y 1ven i q,'1 b»niQuei program will tealUNI tht p�ta: lion of lhe f'FA P'oundalioq A wa rds and will be bighU&hted by an address by Kenney Karl Gray, National F'P'A Seeretary, fl'Om l>or�Y . Mi ss iuippi. Also participating will hf> J ohn T . Johnson W. Va. Comm issioner of Auiculiurt,. $5.00-$7.00..$8.� 1 2 ,, 1 Comrniss1oned 2nd Li eutenant Gerald Rood , J r . son or Mr and Mrs. Geral_d Hood of IA'tart . W . Va., / H oute, wd l he anNi n g 96 fut urLf' Farmen upon 11, hom 1 he Slate I i,·armer Degree �- ,11 hi> runferrt'd J 1n a cere m oo) lo he held on Sun- j day . Jul)' 23, at 10 JO a m . at the I 32n d Annual :Slate Con,, _.11 1on of I the We,t Virginia Al!11oc1 a1ion or Future , Far�en of Amcnca at I Jackson s !.-1 1 1 1 . · • T he S late Fa rron De.l{ rt'e I! t he h ig hest degree> given by Lhc> West Virgi n ia A ssoci ation for f arm i n g accomplish m enb and leadership ability. Young Rood 1s a m ember of t he FF A Chapter at Wahama l'1,g h School. Alf!-0 �ehr-tluled In rP<'t•ive the ck grer are Mic h ael Hall, John Slalnaker and Wayne Warner, all of Riplty. The ft.ate convention will con• ve ne on July 2 1 with o,·er -4-00 I • f �M MANY ttor we�tHJR BA,·c�111s WITH PLEfiitv b� .. .. ..- :&' -- .r-" ' Z, .& I Kaiser E_mpioye I Ju:� �p��at.��.Y(&I, . ' 'I i Chur h Cl.as knics � f ha1 11,ned hll tim.aL' . e1ntnct wlth ' lho•, l)elroU Pl�-l'f the N•• tlonal 'Baslr:etblll Auoeiation. 1- · . ... ._,.,.rM s� ft. sANhQkM , -----outl' . ·• , a. '°"' looll ......_. � .,W,, /or � � ----,,---------········--···-·- PaAA'1... . . . '* ' ., flfTS ut "'\ KIN S · wot.\tN•i 1.t�!Altt..s .:.:::. �.:. li.� Sturdy sole, beaded toe ��I •· AJfred -Oftnee'.,_ ,.llQlmer . high IChool baseball league team won la,,t evenin&. 2-1 LUI ,.firat 1 1 over -Racine, on.. Swarb':& five-hitter, bealinJ• Duane Wolfe. , ht In the other game . la.st . ,nig Pomeroy and Middl4P')rt, atarti ng late, battled to a S·3 tie Jn six ln�ings. LOWWARE *SILVlll\ WARE 'ASS ·1 ES . ·l • . *BEAUTlf,IU, CitINA *C�Y�:11,\L ltidts ;.. - - - $S.99 · ,;,, . * 4sii.vEkw1it� ,. BLACK . WORK ,; ?.::��:•;��:��..�{��·:� I' Will Be Awa rded State Degr� . �� : ' ' FIB�1' •. /-:,afi#,-Js 'ffi}J�U/ . .. I. ··.· g·s 'Alfred-Orange Bas�_billTu� Ca.m' e·e.,..,' .J'im Thru All Next Week OJ ·,rtts Fdi Hh ' _, ,.._ ,.,. ... . � �!£!�� . •- � J. Davii ,:·!&ii By 1 2 Game,, CLEV>.1.AND UPl-(> ulfield,r I ���• :•s f g�� N:.: d Yo:� 1 - I "'TUR FR. Io· 'l y �I''\ S·r ,' . '. DAY 8111(,L - " ' I " WONDIIFUl ADAY To August 29th ■ P•rfeel For Hot We,lhor • - , ,._ HIRI IS A F,o,;, N::n l.viednesdciy, Jul� �1 ° ;t:i� MOC� I, ,·:i· ' . ; , �.* f I Rear Engiftf , , • You i,d" noi,, and hat IMhi,id ,ow. ., · I · il .,l.t Mew York Clothing 1 '.&,_iat• J--h� ... Raps :'loIO HOni· er r or 11 • Letart Youtl1 Amon,, 96 11'/Lo If JI Ru1b w,a m one kHon. dropped lo a lie for lhe lead in ll\e Bend Slow Pitch Church LeaMuia h l l h11t 3 1 &1 hom er of the seaaon Wednesday n ight in the eue with New Haven Lutheran in game, pll)'ed on TueJday night YanKces· 8.:nd . 1:-il me. H. ut n , en route lo h,� ret·vrd m 1 927 did EUB dropped an I I� conLe1it to . the Maaon MeL hodJ1t team. ElJB not hit his 3 l81 homer until the · broke away to a � lead but the Yankee1; 94111 g.ame. \ -------M:a110 n team ta11Jed two in the second, three in the 111t h , and six Pa lmer ,t,'avored To in (he sixth to win going away. Hom e runs were hit by Paul Win PGA Tille Roush , Lew GJlland an d Jim AKRON. 0. liPI-Arnold Palm • Layne. Winn ing pitcher was er and 18:> • ·darkhoraea " tee off Franki e H ar:ri&. today and in the 42n d annual The N•w Haven Lutheran team Prc,fesa ional Golf en Aaan. chammoved into their tie wit h E:UB by pionsbip. virlut of a 12-2 -pa1ting han ded Pulmer ii the 4. 1 top choice to the NN' HHe n Methodisl , n ine. win l h 1s four.day chase over the Hank Ron ey was t he �inni ng rol ling halls and hollow1 of the hu rler. Firestone Count ry Club a n d comTht lines •cores: plete t he gr eatest gra nd sl .i m t n Lutheran . . . . . . . 330 800 1-12 I , n i,dern guJtmg h istory. N H Meth . . . . . . . . . 000 000 2--- 2 -------Roney and Bill Powell; Wilson, j ward R d d N B · .__ ,- 6 036 o � 0C:i _ _ ·_ '._�_ , 020 ;�..n· .· ·. . _.. 11 _ �J1ronr: and Ray Weaver; 1 Hams and Lewia. Fl/� STANDINP,s ,,, �,1YP' L vt , i:UB . . . , •.,...:.. � 2 I Ikitfitran � • . . , . . . . , • '. , , William P. Workma n , . 25, Pl. 2 Pleasa n t, was commis�ion ed sec1 NH Methodiat . , • . . , , . 2 4 ond lieuten ant Saturday during an Mason Methodbt . . • • . , 2 2 ,1,a, I , annual State Weal Virginia Nai·10na i c·uard session at Camp Daw. "" P son. Kingwood, W. Va. Workman, a member of Point !,l !,_� - 1 � , \:!4 Plea�ant's 3664th Ordnance Com• . 11JIDOU11ceu pa n)'. is t h e first en listed man of . t hat u n i! to ach ieve oHlcer's rat• ing via the slate's o!ficen train- I i ng program. He is presently fin. 1:he camp meetj n g being held at i1hing a twa-week course at King. · ,Mil';ldleport playi ng al Pomeroy Union Camp Gl'Ou nds near New wood, servi ng a1 an aMistant trai n­ but. the ho,ne team anyway, tied Haven will be conducte d each iqg oilicer un til h is return home it up ln ) he bOUom of the sixt h �ig ht througJJ next week under the thi, week end. on a walk an d an error . a uspices of the Evan g�lical United Workman i1 employed by the Brethren Church. Kaiser Planl, Ravenswood, i n the # 1 . Pomeroy had 1otton two in th.e , _. . I · departmen 1 • He aerv_ The meeting opened Sunda)' sh"ippmg fourth on an error and si n gles b)' � in A_rmed the Forces for 2 ½: yea_rs, ·Ebersbach and Dor Coates. Anoth• night with approximately )!50 per. i er eam e ln the fifth on Terry son s present to hear the eYangelist sptmdmg most of t�a� . tun e with Knight's triple a nd two errbr11. , - Rev. Mendell Gal.ner, Clarhburg. the . 25th Infan try DJv1a1on in Ha• Services each eveni n g wm start Wa h , He ls a 1954 graduate of PL 1 Middleport got one in the $ei:­ at 7:30 p. m . • ' Rev. Keith Da:Y Pleasant H igh School, is married . bnd On two walks and Mealy · and pilnisi. ia Ruth to th e former Betty Plants, and llowles• double; another i n t he is 80ngleader third on An derlon•s _single lniJ Sayre, New ,Hue111. A L- Sunday's op. they have a daught.er, Diana L,M. Workman will be assigned as , ,, ,ning ser\'ice · John Hoffman and an error. .. ' '. Elhjl.l R.iddl� New' Raven, . qsilted � atoon commandei of the OrdRacine , . . . . 000 001 0-1 fl 3 i n the ser,vice u song leader and na nce Compan)''s direct .suppori A-0 . . . . .. . . . . IOI 000 x-a.2 3 i piani.s� Re\', .[lay .and Mi 11 S11yre platoo n upon h is return from · D. Wolfe and Bailey. Swartz returned on Monday fro m the Gen- Camp Daw50n. Capt. James 0. Roseberry, cornand Lyons. er,al Con vention of Youth Fellowmanding offker of t he 3f,64th Ordship i n Indianapoli9. Pome�� . . . . . . . 000 210-3 3 '2 Conducting devotic,nal services nan ce Co., reported two other en• Middleport . . . . . . 011 001-3 3 3 Su n day night was Rev. Forrest listed me n are taki n g part i n t he i o·hli n ger, Kn ight t a n d Ebers- 1 Murray of the.1Un ion Charge. The State's OSCS program this sumbach. Anderson and Bowles. Vernon quartet was i n cluded on mer _ SP4c Ken Morris a nd Jame.s --- - -- -, the program. . , R ev. Gainer was formerly ••· STOP ITCH I.!,_� � • i� �i J ,a..,- · Bee , !Ai,tant . �utor:. �l the First . •E� i.. W l5dlJNU·t·�. Clis)" o the Mid eporl First Rap• Church 1� ,�untmJe"\on . h:ev. Obf 1s Att.r usln, ITCH,ME-NOT, vet t11t Church whith had been an. , from P�il hpi and has served as YoUr 41c back IF THE ITCH nounced to be held at the N ew youth director for th e W. Va. Con- I NEEDS SCRATC HING. Y ou fN I haven park has been changed to ference of EUB Churches. HM medication •aka hold. lteh I The N�w Haven Church Yo� th and burni the local Roadside part at 6 :00 u ppearl u.. Inng d i Thursday, Members are to bring _ Fellowship . was ho&.t to the Point stant-d ryi n ITCH-ME-NOT d•r or g I their favorite -covered dish an d Pl �as;rn t D 1 1trlct Y�mlh Fellow- night for KZ•rna, ri Inngworm. pe �esd sh1 eveni ay at ng a wiener M(f bit.. hot 1•ch other their own table servlce. surf_. roast an d bllsiness ni.eeti �g, the rdhet.. iODAY �I Swisher & J group th� n attended services at lohw, Pomaroy, Ohio. MASON CLINIC 1 Admlsaiona: Mrs. Betty Srrllth of the camp meetin g. M iddleport, July 4; Ke·n n eth Oil­ lo n , Mason, July '1; Mrs. Betty Mor· ton , Pomeroy, July 9; Daniel Well• i man, MlddleJK,rt, July IO; ,Rich• !lrd ' Theiss, Hcigsett, July 10; M ri 1 Louise Gibbs, Hart fbrd, July 10. Birth,: A so n . David Frenkl i n , to Mr. an d Mn. Charles Fra,nkli.n Smith, M iddleport, July 4. -. � ' -w;,m�f � :..A:t.1'�1 -,f!AYIR-rOF-tN.. i' .- ,,,. \ . MAl(E A DATE T01 "LUBRICATE" • ?11£�/EAR-Dt&> Rltf#,f'·/lf/f/¥R I $8.49 to $1 4.75 • 1 Daily Se�t lnel, Pomeroy.Mlddlep;rt, 0., Jtdy 21, i� Mari& � Ahead Of I r--fJ_ J Ti;. N1re•1 I yo....,r,.-. ,,. I Pc•. s��.!!!��E!!�,m PflACTICI SII SSION Beth el No. 82 of th e lnlerna• tion al Ord er gf Job'• Daug hten will meet ¥rithY al l p. m. at th e Pomero}' lq1onic Temple (or a qrai:ticfi Jession , N I CHEYYS· CORYAIR KEEPS YOU · COOL, MAN ... COOL I Droppe0 Into J Bl"*e. r's I I I (;��ham . ,!:VA;-, STQN, 111, UPI-� rolle­ 1 &.iate •t"1l i1qu1d of,'4 Wl,yen rro,n 2G ,tatu reported l9day to .h·�ad coach Otto Gt11ham to ope n �l\11 to.r llle All-SLar. loolball lfm• w!th-i the_ Balt illKlre Co i ls a1 Chicag o • Soldier Field Aug. 12. . Grabiir:a s•ld bi\ chal'll!es will yy1. ry.o.re ,41�. lori;n,,IJ->' check. , "4� · � · • ,. AWa Miavl New Haven Team In and hav1 th1lr pirture1 taken. Actual work91o1t1 for the annu•l batUe with the N1Uonal rootb11ll t.e■aue ehanipton, will 1tart Fri­ day, he uid. .�·Mi.,,.,. ·-,·· is,� Map e ai' Now C-u'b Grows, Gro"s, ,,.f . . ...8. at In lfottest Grows ome More DnedS L'lDeU' p } • To Cot1cb Otto Leach was t he win ner for Gbe• hire. Pauley the loser for Muon. Mayna rd wo n for New Have n with Halstead the loser for Fi&he r'a. Halstead homered tor Fls her's. G am e s to n ight in clude Galhpo!is Orioles vs. Jonet . Mitchell, Ma­ sun Tigers vs Gallipoli s Athleticg' and t he Syracuae I ndian v1. the Boilermall:ets, starting at 6 p. m. r. The PJrates s10,ed t h eir run and aroe�etS}.llJ .!P. ,�l�� _ when Chuckle )!urray singled a blooper into left with two obt and 'E'RE 1 nl)ii' NEW lwo on, the run o n - third scoring, " ;i: ·, but th e runner on second held up RP�f\i: • . �-T . to $ee tf the ball would be caught. 1 In other games last n ig h ! th e .-}· .., OpOllfGI_I _ 0 OrS Ch"h;r, Redlegs beat the Mason fflefr � , Cubs, 8· 1, and New Have n downed �te: �h to;lq Fisher's Dept. Store, 7•5. like We would ,n d ev,l'l'On e in 19 !•1•* ot our display of -boats, motors . and 1 • ' Skil , ,accessor ies. Pomeroy's Pirate& took a heart- I breaking 2·1 Joas Jut night al t he Kyger Creek Lillie League tourninen t at the hands of the Somer· ville Motors club of Pt Pleasa n t . Lanny Tyo pitched one hit ball . lhe winnma: run in the fourt h com• ing [rom a lo n g line shot into rig ht center by hulking catcher Morgan that went for an easy solo h omer. ,s,.,. i,; "9•.•· '' 44 Collejl;iane &.\.vt To Somerville Motors T.eam G: • • • • Pirates Drop Heartbreaker 1 I too • . • • :� 0 I �.l!\ I I I .· 1 �·.L:.:· '.' ' :� :� �;: 1i� nipJX!d the Cbillicolbe Colts , 2· 1 . M e l Cl a rk's AIL I behind the i hur l .ing of Gene Hesson on . Wednesday P h ih1dc lphia 34 52 .N'i 1 7 Unl t •d PrH1 lnte r n•flon1I one gamt' of 1 he Yilnkees m the night un�r tbie Jipts Qt: Chicago ,31 • 62 .373 18'il , _ ield.. Thf' l w v lt•a m� I ii-· t• i<perli; said Amentan League. .Jh \l rtidtY"• �w its .-.i t h e ,j" ;Je I ,.· 111 1ghl bt• O\l'f Lht h i l l may yet Fra •n 3 f.hllade:lfthl, 1 n.. . • , ,.. !Ir f • u.,, The Bravt>i. ai:,Y.ved their lp.nc- 1 w.ay . qv,. r t\be, I d.., � go OH'r lht• 10� Ill tht• maJor .l .."T'l'I'� ed Chi. 4 Cin. 0, ht, twilitftt • JU� � l IC8RSe uun est w t11 n mi,: streak of th.e --r _ye ac · Uae fil'st lfJ. i¥1�tln 1 : ._.,_u eu •. . i:w,ot give u a hit until tw o l ,CW:inflllli l t·,.i.:ut· 1,t·nr1<ml niees. l�•• :l. l"ci. 1 41� 1 w h e> r1 warren Spahn, ae..e n-hl tted men _ were Oltt m the e innum �1i.·I. · Mi ·. t,�f1 ._ ni_., · 9 � l ., _ T hl!y're t he M1lwauk1•e Br;ivee; the SL. Louls C ardi na ls� �- WedBoth, . of ttie Clark.'t. /All�' � . �I,a, � � f � L ot,;;:,.i ,, Ii � .Jn11.1.,.pi,a,,t au d t he Ch1rag o _ W h i tt- Sox � neaiday nl� ht _a nd the W h/.&e io" run i ca�� o, the sixth .i1\111!1Qii. fa:n:.' .,...fan!ll .w.._ ·,� j . T�Yf'•:� �• f!it•Mf• . . u (Whilf;t;o Wait) !uda)' t hNr blalmg m1d.�ummPf �adt> •� rive in a row when. , ll:� \ /,ohn Tho m a� led off llflth 'I '•� \,i?.°M�ll� . wJU Jplayi" -..am OB l( .l'IIW\ldtlMt , , iii , _ .. , 'fi � Franclstoa t . strt-aks are pu ttrng the he al on S1evNs 1 hre8•r l111 homer powt-red ..,, 9lole second . , wlth,i t .p • nwn -� -....when ll,,f- lll:9y mtet 1 ....,.. � \ ... . .9 . S.nford {1- 7) or !o Mh �'s • Mus 1 c tea m L h(' f ru n t • runnin,::: Pitbhurxh l'I � jf.,.;t .r l"lt•i , them lo a 7 -1 �eci ! i � n over the out, Gerald Clark dottbled :ttt Mc( ormilty,?-5,� 1 r 1 1 , ,1 !"·, � '• Bos t on Ht'd Sox. -ru t c.s and New York Yanht•S, L$1gue ,· U.. - , 1'i.na1'ita . p '(homu. kust)' Wam,tey . ,�n o a .Chlc•,w•-"'•'nnatll - Ander� Cau . . : Dod9f eam Jesttmu,, t , flra ... fl he -, t.a - Qlpdft (fit wit h aooth_ftr tw,;.. baM' ! so• (2.• ) o¥l Th e Hr.ayes' soven•t::im e w m :.W' ("6). The While Sox' cau,e ttcei \'ed Chirk score4. The onlY. other · All ......,e,, , ' H'ltf' a� torm�·cre� ' ... � . 7 l"i Pffk i,, IJ.,1,!. lllJ � sl n•iJ k hu!l mon•d them to �J .J:. ,tt .w1Wiu.ku-Jack•u • L , V i i 1111 � n1t"Te h aJr .g a me of t h e a so l id ooost w h en the Cl e vel an d Star hit in tk game waa • single JIIIG�l bfi:ibal 11J pJl)'ers UM tn1 ioe ( U,,h,1 \ft' IIIW (4-i). -, f,j,oveals Studio ._., .Al,uin\ ' I , former Charleston ! lndia ru; down ed the , ;v a n kelilS, · 8-6 by Bill Wllson . �tu> lc l' h l 1 e 'f l'il'a l al n 1 . Natio a 1 .. R'hone W Y 2.2475 -,1...,burvh at i:. , A�es, night J n · , Senat.qf catcher , h 1 - 1 Su . r�Ye������ and t h r Brave, advanced .a. u h 'I ,_. u. �1-6 ) (H S) -L 1 ..J . Maha St. Pomeroy, 0 . ).( a mt> wh e n the Los Anieles , The CoJt• • to fl e .t ally w14 .-u n,.,,n. .tJL.1 � U t h /m �ri �,� ;1 a� t W j •w fri�i �mu ill · a A St h n a __ 1 Dod�ers ou�•sc_rambled t he Pirate s ed i n the .ninth i n �ine. ��•t Rani· � ;; , - -· _ __ _ � , .Chid� at ; ptl, night L�ls , de. :at leaPl e [�t! ;h J _ nah wes _h it by a pitched ,.dl_� 7.5 m 1 1 inni n gs. We hove several i��_reduced Mem' , H unUn "' _ _ _ _ __ dto n. , la81. Mltw.uk... at- Chicago 1 Bryant singled to center field ud �- t . ;0 prk• for the )lonolit , of The San Fra n cisco G ia.MS de• Han nah scored from first t, Wllen Sulf11•1� Bo"'·,pmes will be played �1a. •lphi1 , at L OI _.,.._, nltht those who wish lo- t:�1 in inlj, P1thbuNlh at Sin Fran., nloht f('ated t ht> Philadelp h ia P hillies, t tle ball got P.Ut Jobn � Thomaa. at �l\,,chtel Pleld , look aroun d. Do oc n ./rji.e lin e scorw. , . AMER ICAN1 LEAGUI 3-1 in another Nation al League Two were out .t the �l' . ·r,·• :;, , ,,, / come in and 'tl)tl!! ' acJYan• vor W. L. Pt:t. g a m e. T h e Wt111hi n,ton Se i;aators 080 000 001-1 1 2 J t Hesso n in Joins •fttr �w4» , Coll C HICAGO UPI-The k n ow.how of these offenl:> · • tagl! "8 S4 .MS lopped the Detroi t Tigers, 8-1 and fanned 13 walked t1tree .. lhJt ' Stl-,.·• 000 003 OOx-2 4 1 , Ne'."' York er1eoced boxer carri ed exp an of I � '9 37 .:no t !he Kansas Oit)' Athletics nipped one . His oPpo�t �n, th-- �OO'nd l ..Jlafl, and Placier; ,Hesson and C h icago · light heavyweig h t Son n y Ray to !"\· .,._ I! Cl ev_eland 7 2 I Hie Haltim9re 4.3 Oriole11. er. in Grue s Wayne Neff, l'ave . \JP four 4t1 8' a fir,t round tech nical kn ockout \ . . • . . Ski, w,1er 'h 4 3 6 , 2 4 , e 48 8alhmor ot h er American, League acliYity. I · win over Billy Rya n , Ray said 9S .. ,.. ·•: 'l"•!I" • ., Ski RQSMI - - -- ·- • 41 41 .300 7 Washi n gton , ,, . , Spahn, who 1tartNI the season · , , I � \.:i today. t Trumpe i � . , · Chrome 40 42 .488 8 De troit in lo w gear, llke mo1t of, his team -� • Ray scored with two solid l'ight Eloct. • Ho,n• . . fjll·Oll ·•:If.IS • • �i....-L� D1"� SCf'J"O 33 , �l .393 16 .J j 80ston m ales, reac hed the halfway poi n l -�.75 Mt, Ml,ron n th e r irst 80 seconds of i hands l>et!k 1111.z .373 'ft2 31 City Kansas in hi!l bid for his 1 1 t h 20.win sea.t '· f mo•or 1•1'9• On• WPdnesday bout televised their s Rtsult Wodnetday'o I S-Oh w;t h lh• ,;d of ,010 homers _ _ ___ .:-, $-· 5;:H"f :3.75 Cov.r night, and it wu all o\·er. But W11hlnvton I 0.trolt 6 b)' Hank Aaron nnd Joe Adcock. Guard', · • , .,. .; �! Co11t On. deciding e h t was punch first his Chiu,.. 7 ..,,on 1 nltht II was th, 39 year old left hand• s pp E,t. f;,. . ,l.11,,S' .1 ,1 ,7, . blow. A night 6 York Nn I Clav1lancl cr's 49th � h utout and 271th Vk· • .'· .t . · nltht 3 S.ltlmor. 4 City Kanu1 d . B Unite Prut lnfet'N�lenal y tory in the majors. Ernie Broglio 11:�i;ana runabou• UM41 "I wes watchi ng for him to use Thursday's Probabl• �l•ch•n CINCINNATI UPI-Wally Post 11ufrered h is firth loss for the Th at TorontO M1pl � Leaf l ead complete for 11 1Htti \a,�S: his lert hook ." Ray saict. "So w hen bodya along take r Detrol•-Clev1ntt at W■shlnvton a Cardinals. in the International Lea,u, Just ,J) � , be e Us,d motors fr!") S;��--- • 60 h row it, 1 put my t to sel got he ,... (3-5) " L ary (7-9). grows Bau11Mnn Wint- Sixth al\4 gnws. gu;rd lf h e visits Chicago. and g eows H.P. M.M-ine fuel it our ,tfSj., ,on he t on him hit and it over right ■polled � who man He Is th! Friday's IJ•mn '4Illfs after 1 . .w ' Grank n 11hut out th e hopplng Bauman 3 a s It · ,., , We •�pply it fasL Get onoiwh lo clean the river. chin." RPd Sox over the last five inn- th e Maplr J.Aaf1 ran 4helr la\e,t perfect ,game f&r _C h�ea10 Cub, l(aMH City •• WHhln,htn, night . •n- rel11. Do11'1 worry up bill1 inl!S to win his • sixth ga me for wi n ning at.re ak to a l� ti mes Wed· plteher Glen Hobbi e m t he sev• , O.trolt 11 B1ltlmon, nigh• NSON HUTCHI P:RED FINE · 1bout C ity Loan terms. Th1y't1 easy for lhl' White Sox., who tagged Bill nesdey n ii! hl with a 5-2 trtµmph �nth . innin1 "'' the o pen e r or a Chicaeo 1t N1w . ¥•rk, �ltht CINC INNATI UPI - Manager Wednes· header uble -n n,ght d abt Boston, at Clenland , o a �1 ' Monbouquette for si x hill arid over t he Rochester Red Wings. anyone lo handle. For in1t1nc1, only Fr ed Hutc h i nson of the Cincin n ati J four ru n s In 3 1·3 i n ning,. A l Th e new s� h•jope ned up the day ni1ht, then we n� on lo s� ash $ 1 1 .4 1 per m onth repay, a loan of h aa been fi ned $50 for a post Reds t h ig n .l�e _1n hom�r / is , a m uch a iihr,etHW'I S m it h alKo homered for t he White ,act, r11o, : that ,. ara:ume n t with Umpire Dus­ game $200. J ust $26.30 a month repays $500. • t.'� "- · • , • Sox while flla n k M alzone had areater tliJi. nce �w..... fir,at an d cap to enabl e Cinci n nati to spUt last Saturday i n Pitts­ Boggess ty i Terms up to 25 months. three hill for t he Red , Sox. It poo n4, tlace, than between sec- 4-0 aind 4•3. • . 1 burgh. like hitters more 4ew 1 With was the l Olh, win in ta camet for ond and �•J. ., ,RI.is, Heman, aee . ,Toron\o reti ef Post, thia11 would be looking u p : he defending America n t Le ague Noon Ill 1 9 Tbun. 5 '. . lo 9 Hours 1 chJmplnns. pitcher, , pickec.l up ,llia et,h t!t • win for . t lae , Red• . • 1 • ! � 1 125 E. Main SI. Phone WY•%• 2 l. 7 1 The Jlodgers 'Won out in ·their against one 1 011 when the Maple i-J �oat. Jomfd lhe c!ub on June 7 hre U .:; e an d a hill-hour , atrugsle Leafs oYerconr:t 1 2;0, defiflt wi tti aJIP. .-iMe ,, thert , he s ■lu e&ed 1l 1 t w1" t h the Pir at e, when rooki e out t h- r--•· •ln _._ IOVNlll•a•• odd- h..--1111Jld b•Ued across 23 ru_ n a. . . NEW YORK UP1-Bra�ch Ric• . riebtfieldllC' a\fio spoiled . .... ;-fielder Tommy D1vl1 hit I two- ed•i.-!"�nan:t 1n,,-ue ,wo oaah...,., •,I hlh • . , program a t n 1 pre!e to ey pell hO ½ PRICE k :,. ' ' .., r 1 eague 5t�rl · ru n h omer off Elroy Face jn th e Jhn Kine's two-tnnr homer i provided J'un .Brewer • ma .,., . . 1 Reg. Price $18.98 to $29.50 �-- debut with h is hom e r with t�day that w111 , Ju:1tit¥ the Con­ 1 1 th . Hal Smith's, ,eco nd hom er t h t icinl runa i.n the elihth.. ., ' tme�tal League s existe n ce as ON SAJ.E of t he game ti e d the icore for The ' Buffalo BllOru aplit a ,dou- two 1 1>9ard. I u The i blow 8 1Yed tb e &:am• for a t�;d �j� tlw Pir11t1n in the n inth and both bleheader wl t b tht Montreal �oY• m �; ���� �Old t he. Con lt• am 11 s cored i n the 10th be fore al1 and h, ld second place over D-O n Newoom be , who nee ded It • . operators '. m. e�Davi.� ' winning hit. the Richmond Vlrilnian, iy 1 one He had nOl wo n for four weeks. tm ental League --- ----· r, on this_ b�sl• ---------n goJ "get to feet, to aid New1 ---- ·--- - percenta e point The iBisont 4rop- Jim Brotman had or we will. ' expansion of ness gs. n inni last the two in pod thel� open�r. 9-3, t h en .• beal combe .. lho Cllo,y My,llfJ Show � Ollor a.ndl11, NBC-TV, POMEIIO)' '.�O\ E. MAIN STREET the· Royala, 7-0, behind .Warren And 80 th@ ·18 year old Rkkey ;. H11cker 1a seven • hltter ·whlle th e -J. met wit h re prese ntatives of t he -', U ICSUU Virginians downed th e Jersey City eight Continental Leag1 1 e clubs t he Jerseys, 5-3. Columbus heat u ntil lhe late. tloun of wednesday t, . Miami Martino, Ml, on Bob Vo, le's ,,.;nl i n ••• elf<>rt•1o draw UP I, 1!.t,iliE�T FKOM'IM Y O�CE � b . three. hitter ift « thfl otber game. a program for satisfying t h @ ma. ST·A NDINCH jor Jeu:ues' "ten comm1ndment.1" GI •W. I.. ; The Con tinental Leaguer� h ope Toronto 63 30 .6'77 rep�e• with meet . they that when The Middleport Br_aves Little Buffalo 61 44 .Ms7 ta ., sentatlvts of t he National alld 1 v from ers ry_ look a 7-2 i ct o Leagu Hir hmon d 2 ts .538 1 9 .. ;k. ' n Lea1uee withi n the next . , • merica A , , , 1 • , r , � •• the Yan�ees. last eveni ng with DaRur hestcr 43 .s .473 1 8 \ week or 10 the y can present r,aA registered nurse will be present at ·my office during Jersey City 42 50 .4M 20¾ vld CHcl gor n g all t he way for t he so n able assurance of fulfilling �e - .. !\ • \ • . J,�/ . er11• wl nn Columhu1 42 31 .452 21 agreement" 1 I O-poi n t ''Columbus all regular offlc� hours. solo a rapped Johnaon Van Llttle 22 52 41 .441 Montreal 1 f M a y 1959 ' Miami 40 M .42fl 23 � hnmer dow n the third ba■e line in another of Comlr'• uclu1lve 1dv1n111111-and you 1uro won't th e 11econd Inning for the Braves. That maniCeeto by the maj nrs . .. .. �-1 The Yankees sent thr ee pitchers tO outli ned the sta ndards th e CL •· . . , ' 'r,J, �-e •.• want to he l¥ithout it lhese warm aummer days. We're 1peaking or the rriendly the mou nd, !hirti n g with Ctai& would have to m�t ip ord� to ilawlings, goi n t wit h Don n ie Nel• 1 join the family of organized base­ way Cotvair keep, you cool and comfortable, wi1h only fresh out,ide air coming iwn from the third throui;h lh e ball. Thesf requisltea appli e d to · your way. No front-engine or under-car exhaust heat bothera you in I Co.rvair. filth l nninga, and endi ng with financial . stability of �ach rlu b , Hood In the sixth. Johnny And thit i!I only one or the wonderfol advan ta�es Corvair'a rear-engille design mi nor league l n demnlLiea, mini• 1 · -�- �--,-.• ' standards for ballparks, etc. mum ha, in 11tore for you. You'll like that pracliMlly flat floor, ' IL MANAGIR FINED UPI - Interna· illONTREAL · lhe dig-i n-and-go traction, the nimble handling, 100. Corvuir ) 1 IIIIGHT RISULTS tion■I League President Frank ! 1ound like a real tnial to you? Well, one drive at your .,;y o., UPI I,. it. MANILA, Al fined Mana1er Bhau1hneuy hff, Vlncent- of the Mliml Marlins $50 ] Ul'$vt, 1 19, ,Phllllpplnn, dealer'• will back up every word we ,ay, ■ Y O H V II O l..eT , O). ( n JaPf 5, 1 1 Yaolt1, SN•• td and 1uspended him ror two days . AL8UQUIRQUI, N. M. U lWednesday. The rtne and suspen- 1 Dur, Mooro. 1 29, Spr1ngfJ.ld1 ..:.�" offen1ive t Ian• lon usln1 for were 1 ,h_ WY-Uf14 I 1 21¥.i:, Nn • iuaae Lhat could be heard In the stoPPN Frankl• Valdu, Car,.., 2ml & lutfantl IIL .. II). Ncn Tltle. TH Antonio, I with araument an durln, 1tena1 Mlddloport, Dhlo :£ Umpire .Ed Betz on July l '1. · TO TIIM SQUAD COLDEN, Colo. UPI - Coach : Frank Fil�holt announfd WednesI ... A I day thal he will trim the Denver Brono1• fOQtbill ro.ier from '77 I players to 80 after their rlnt fl.ill· f acale intruquad 11me on the ·JI ' I , eolor■d o School■ ot Mine• field, FOR_ XOUR PICTURE TAKI NG •• W. L· · : �;!1;:!��� :� : � ves, Wh It e _so·X M kI' n'g New Hesson Uiv� r.,, S,h'ow, Holclilig 1-l-O Leaders To Just 'two Safeties , . �1::.r.·:i"' stars Sdcc-gses Bids For Repeatit1 g I twot . 1\j. . BJ�� I I ol ,tll . •vetel� the Hesson,, I . ,. . �\ ·�-i, . ' ' -•' ' t L _ D ail y__ _ _ n_n- .-,_ .,.. Se U el, 11 Middleport, .,;��r���•-• -----•• __• .,.,.. ., .,... --••r-- .. i,._i •• ,_ Swoeplne O.ntlfl walnut triple 11,..._ j,, wllti �hed fr_.a, ...,. 'I ........ t�M ' ......¥' bod· 1....-..WJ... ...... tnu,ft matthln9 liox - 2 PII• ••ws & .lfd,.,,.,d Up To $6 'Months To Pay ..' I NG EL'S F\JR.A ltURE �� : . _ �l ��E' _ . .COAIS_BIJHi: .• ttla'k1 I !• ' �--.. - .. .. ... -- - - - - . . . .. .. . . . . . .. . - . . - . �. - --- ·--··--· . -· ·-·-·-· .. .... ... .... ._ ,.. - -- - • �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 2 1 . 1960 - ------ GRAVRL Y TllACTOI Sa l ea a nd Service M2 E:. M111n St. Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-2975 7·21-tfc USED GARDEN tractors and mow• ers. Rotary mower blades shar­ pe ned . Custom mowmg and plowing. WANT ADS ", , West Columbia P ERSONALS uppe r JuestIi of Mr , a nd Mr.i . s . f\i l ey tut week were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fry an� daughte n and CONlilSTENT DEPEND.USLE IIESULT!I I Mrs. Lloy d Fry, Rio Gra nde. 26" BOYS' ROADMASTER B icycle BATES Mrs. Gol.:lia Baas of F1o r i d a spe nt Basket and l ight. Reason.able Wedi esday with Mrs. Harry Halls• Roy Coleman, Lincoln Sl., Mid· C cent, pe,- ,Hrd , o ne insertion. Minimwn el\ar&e - 60 cent,. cott. Mn. Basl!I, forme rl y of Bandleport. 1 hone WY 2-3882. I eent, per word fo.r three colbieouU ve 1Jlsertio111. croft, has cJisposed of her property '1 20 3tr �•I - on.e D't61tth for 30 ce.nl J per word. there and pl a na to reside perFull r•� of 4 ee n l.5 per word wi l l be charicd for ad verlisitli 50 LEGHORN LAVI.NG HENS. mane n tl y in Florida. lf not pall!I within lU days an.er receiVUll bill. Oliver 60 tr.1 c tor in fine shape. Mr . 11nd Mrs. Cla rence Jo� nson En-or-. in Advertisina - Should be repc--tf'd �ediately. The Ca l l G. A. Deem afler 7 p. m. of l-'t. Pleasant were rece nt guests J>aiJv Sentinel •lll not be r e5ponsible- for more Ul&n one incor­ 7 20 6tc WI D-3088 Racme. of their daughter, M rs. Homer rect lneertlon. Bl a nd and famil y . tir.ard of T�aob a nd Sipecial Notice, o! l-:\·\" 'lU SUJO. Obi1uarie1 1 90 ) Ma rine Suppl ies · Mr. and Mra. Chester Martin a�d publilbed ,11 1 Cft'll per word. son, Chetfie, or Sand Hi l t Rd., Pl. . t MO. V Di\ YS ':IORDS I DAY i DAYS Utli0 IOATS AND MOTOia ti! Plc.a.sant, visited his parents, M r. Fra nk Va nMeter, who has bee n 60c 00c $ l .ao lD $4.00 and up while th� lat. Mtt,... and Mrs. Cecil Marti n Tuesday il l at his home here, is irnprovi ng. 141.00 fl ,20 $ 1 .8(\ � 60c polh•n MotorL 600 I. Main evening. S:?.20 Ray Roush of Clifton 11pe n t sev• $ 1 .M fJ.00 7ac 7l> WITH EAat St., POffieroy. Phone WY..2-IUO. Mr. and Mrs. Dona ld Lewis of era! days with hls cra ndpa rents, 1 , , • 24_!fc Ada, Nttel.Yed by 10 A.M. will � in that day , ,.per. Vien na spent Su nday with her mo- Mr . and Mrs. Da n Marr. .C - GALLON 1 ther, Mrs. Ju l ia V an Matr e. A niec e I I 0--For Sale or Rent Mr. an d Mrs. Hoy Edwards of I P\JIOIASE YOU RECEIVE Carol yn Johnson , accompanied Toled o spent a few d a)'8 here with them 'home fer ii. few d ays visit. ll) HOOM HOUSE ON auTI·EnMr. and Mrs. Homer Johnson Mr. ar,d Mrs. George Joh nson and l I I N . ot1 ces - • -1 8 ) Auto NUT Av e . Phone WY 2-3775. , pent Saturd ay in Parkersburg I Lorna and with Liuie and Harry s 7 20 6tc [ TIAM/TE AND PEST CON T ROL 1 1 959 C J I E V HOLET VS lM Air Andrew s and Kate Van Meter. shopping. I ltr Pi!!ln. FrH in�t lon. h1&ur- I 2 dr. Sedan. $2 ! 95. A l most l i k e Mr. an d Mrs. George Parso ns o( M d ay, N tty Nationwide. Phone R. the day it was sold. Power I To l edo is \'isitii:ig his brother. Carl , R 1 t 1 4• °,.';rs. Stanley C� l l ey and fam t ly P araons , a nd other relativ es i n I •"d A. S.rwlce 'Sf.tllon W Y 'J.. glide. H & l l . U l aeltnars. Pom• 4-26-tfc of N�w Haven v1sHed Mrs. Lucille it;fason County. eroy. 7 - 2 l -6tc E1GHT ROOM Hoo.JS>:. two fiv• [ Har r uon on Mond ay. room apartment.I. A. N. Bengel . NOTICE 1 95,. UU ICK Spcci;il 4 dr Sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Go ldie Bass vi&lted M r. Guy Stewart a nd 1 1-2 Uc P one WY2-3272. Back-to-Sthoo l Sweaters are hero . U u ru; fine. Ulaellnars, 5495 h a nd Mrs. Harry Johnson the past son, Guy Edwart.l, of Diamon d , W. Lay awa y . pay .is conveni£"nl a nd Pomer oy. Va., are spend i ng a week with rela7_21 . f:1tc 3 ROOM f'URNJSHED APART· week. the sweater problem for tho�e Rev. an d Mr11. MENT l ocated at 256 South Wi l he l m of lives here a nd in New Haven . lillt rhil l y days ie .,olved. The 1 954 J'UNTIAC St.ir Ch ief 4 dr. Cheshire cal l ed on Mr. a n d Mrs. Catheri ne Berkl�y of St. Al bans J, ·ourth streel, Middleport, Ohio, Sedan . $495. Wor th rn ud1 more. Shoe Bux . Middlcporl. visite d her 1iater, Mrs. Bill Oh• Pearl Nlchol 1o n Su nday. nice ly decorated. UtlUtlea fu rU l aellnars, l'omeroy 7·21 -6tc nished. Lau ndry f•acilllles. Phone Mrs. Howar d Jo h nson an d Mrs. 1 mger an d fami· 1Y II urday, SQUARE OANCIN{; . SATURDA Y Mr. and Mrs. Altun Johnson and WY 2--3346 or WY 2-2188. Earl Ingl es of Ma.son, M r . and 1950 1-"0HD :S E DAN . good tire11 n ight at L£'gLOn Hall, itut l and. · fO LAND OP OLD NOICOMiS--The Milwaukee rls spent Fri da y night with Mr. I i tT MAKI 18 6tc DIDN'T 7 g Mrs. d Jack Goa and children of !Jr('s two also exlr,1 and i,:ood , m. p. 12 Lo 23, 8 Starling Ju l y p IC 1 · kawa y vif.ited Mr. a nd Mrs. an d M rs. George Jo h nso n e nroute Road'• crack ■treamllner Hlawath& Ua a tangled mau near • two suow tires . go ucl bal lery, _________ ___ 7 20 3 1 p J n,�•,�••• � ,• •-•, • •a 1 t "'--., ., £TWw -.. ......�v � "' ....... ... c Pau• 11 pp Sl th wh m -- ---~ Herman Cartwright the past week home to C hest er, W. Va. after a On' Y Irns 3., U'"' uv m1 1 cs an d has 4 ROOM HOUSE. PHONE; TUrne r --' ,.,.,...,,g, Scme St puaangera were lnj'" ..... ,... none 11er-81 • ,-·•· HOOT.) · G i n � WANTED M FDICAL Mr. an d Mrs. Alexande r l'' ox tour ove r the Skyline Drhe and bee11 ust•(L very 1 I. 1 1 1 c 1 1 1c L" ast 7 1 8 6tp 2-3475. 1 d. unaca " came out and driver the truck enilneer Both ly. _ 1oua ___ _ ---· e and seng, Bl ood Hoot, Wild Gingpr, childre n of Chesler, w. v, ., through Vi rgi n ia, M"y la nd , Pe nn • -Tracy, r<•ll five years. Mn . Ev _ Yellow 11001, May App l e ltot)l, visite d his parents, Mr. a nd Mn. Pomeroy lt JJ Nu. 2 . o ., Ba l l NORTH SECOND AVE,, MIDDLE· 1 RAY FAVOlllD Mr. an d M rs. Paul Turnbull of apallment. PORT Fu'r niahed H. W. etc. One of Ohio best m .e rkcl Fox d uring the weekend · · Run 11.oad. Td e p hu n e WY 2 UPI _ So n ny Ray, I CAGO CH n were visiting wit h Mr. an d Maso 1, f loc11tio11. i de a l for 2 conatructio n workers. \J Mrs. Clarence Ward a nd dauover 40 yrs. sartu• 7· 2 1 - 3tp 6746. fourth among the rated once Mrs. Ned Hen ry, Frid ay. Rent reaso n ab le. Cooldnlil fatilghter Bre ll da Lee of Columbus reE. H. Morst", Albany, Ohio. - ----- -'' i.Yerything In Hardware" a l d l ight heavy weigh t& was wor ns M r . and Mrs. George Bur ' ities. W Y 2-&393. 7 1 8 6tc McArthur Road Next to Tenn. I � urned home S �nday after speRd· slight favorile today to beat Eastalo ng with the Couples Club, ha d W. Main �I. Pomeroy 7 · 21 -Btc • mg a we Ga& P lant. with her parents, erncr lly Rya n o n televisio n toa d in ner at the home or Mr. an d Mr an !' I GAS, FUEL O I L and coa_l fur. FIVE ROOM unfurnished apartd .nus O,car f BIRTHDAY PAR rY H el'U'y Mr · . · · n ,· ,ht o p,,ve nt h,· m from •011mb· I er, Ne w 11 a ve n , :m · M rs. Harry M"l"I AT TIIF. ment with bath and 1bower, ° SPECIA'= na cea · c a IL" I or frce es d . Mrs. Do n Q_u,_sen berry and '' "l!UCK r. an d M rs. Ch ar Iea Carl• M . I 1mates · ••al unit, ne wly . i ng into the top 10. , Satur d ay evening. dlo= arbag , Wagon rrst. J 01111ncr r . . ., 33 ,nd 7 Forema n & Abb 0 tt ' Mi<ldl epor t· rami t , Alhe ns, vu11 ted th e He nry1 " . wri ght were hoJil& Satu rday after"33"" Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bake r, Sun Y rede•o•ated. Phone WY 2·11 on S.at . 23 1111d Sun., 24th, I I.am6_ 1 0 day 11 party irthda surpr a noo to y ilie h We ll ston, a nd Mr. and Mrs. Iver 7.7 . tfc bu rgs 15t'. ! lot Do;ts 10c with , ' for their nine-year-old daughtl!r, -----Visiti n g Mrs. Mattie He nry the -----Stephenson, HarriEburgh, Ill., were Rauce, 11.II pop 8 {' Ills, 3.5-c Ja r 6 --� Games were p l Elaine. ay e d with past week PUBLIC AUCTION were Mrs. Ch11r les an Mn. on Ned rream Mr. callin d ice with own bott l es, g Beauty Shop. prizes be i ng awarded. Bi r thd ay Arm11trong of Columbus, Mn. Du_e to my discon tinuing house- HOUSE WITH Sunday. Henry, bars 6<:, aH candy bi.rs 2 for 5c . 7J2 1 -Stc dessert of i ce c ream, cake a nd Phone WY 2-1524 1 . sell th e following M r . an d Mrs. Ne d Henry and Alma Peck of Chillicothe a nd Mni chewing gum 2 ror �. Ba l loons keepi ng J will · unch were served. t mco ln p a my rest de nce 39 L' I rt,, f {� pa x a lc r ishe de n Mrs. 7-21-3 d George Burns a nd Cheryl De lberl eec •er, Mid dleport. N EW Unfu 3 for k. . Mrs. M ae' Toll iver of G lenwood,· Strcel i n M idd leport, Ohio, July _ . ------- _ . _ on �lUonad ' hh to Par kersburg Tuesday. ment• air co..... 8 went ml' ll 6 g T t . r h e ue l were Jen e r Rou h W. We uow have II complete 23, J P. M.: Motorola TV 24 in.; Va., visited MrS. .f'an nie Blake '1·21•1Zte WY 2-�IU, Mr. and Mra.. Kenneth Taylor B ruce and Gai l Q.irsl, Carolyn rec n t ly. TRAVEL SERVICI!. I f you are Mohair Chair & Ottoman- llare d n a t, r d n po le Mldd daughter, Sue Roush. Su11ie a nd Mary Fux, 'a C lenedda Ervin of South Side Chall· · gu in c lo an y foreign country rel! Baek Ovc;ll turfe d ( r 1wood, n Ma tlue, Rave Mrs. Cora n e P ante Bua, Ra dy Dana Lewis, Ke nneth was a Saturday night gue11t of or 11nywhere in the U. � - give Chair; Two Rocke�&• Bouk Case· Greg Lewis, Rose Mary Rob- were Su nday eveni ng 11:ue1ts of and 2' g . ; l ng chiirgc, e e Antique uo Ul ni El ai ne Cartwright. Tab Dressin u 1 a (·11 1 1. No serv ic TO 40 yra. old, lnson, Chery l Robinson, Vickie Mr. and Mrs. Ned He nry. SALESMEN, · ed her cxtn11 . TA WNEY STUDIOS, 422 ,1 Table imd Bench·, ,.__ Bar ba ra Sunday v I.nt ' "ard Table·, experJe,ice. Good Young, Uebbie Harrill, Rose E l len muat hne M"1 sses Ruth and Ell:r.abelh Mc• . Gal l ipoli11, Dinette Sd; Two ll li l lly Cahi• Avenue. d nts, gran e par Second Mr. Mrs, nd a Will• route and commldion. ABC Roush, Chester Rou9h, . n r M Curtis lnlosh of Charlesto visited Ma,bl"e Phone G I IJ- Hll5 or GI 6-1243. neh.· Meta l w,,d,ohc ,· C l eaners, Muon, W. Va. 7-12-Uc Roush, J . C. Colley , Susi e Warns- a n d Mrs. 1-lerma n Cartwright and Iam H"ickard th e past wee k. Top Dre11sers; 3 Pt. Maple Be d Mr . . a nd Mrs. E l mer Va nMetcr 7-21 -tfc Hele n Barker, recently . Stop in or 'phone for l ey, Pa rkanna Ke lley, Linda Cal l , -- - - -- Jloom Suite; J£'nny Liud Be d · d child ren ipen t Sunday an with l el Hartford visit Zerk n Ja e of a quick CASH WAN Joy an d S u sa n Thabtil, De n n is Ceda r Chest; Maylog Woshe r Mr . and Mra. Bob Greer, Pt, P l ea• TELEVISION RADIO AND SIIALL and Robin Jo h. na on, Jenifer Van ed A nn Williams Thursda y. HinBe Tub.II; 8 D;iy Clock: l)ish e a: Phyl l is Williams a nd Richard sa nt. appliance r�pa lr. Phone Olli Meter , She l la an d Ju d y Llevi ng, ,• 38 MERCURY �edallst .2 Door 4 Gas l leuters; t.::lcctric Heate rs •• ""� -• • •I roy called on Mn. John Harrison Park ay. n nd e d Su Cam n. JeHl e Cart• _ C le o� Erwin a ao� rln � i: ul ! . � la � y� u vaca- \ L,ri:e; lla d lo : Electric Roaatet'; A.P�.lt.l•MICNTS ..::. · l'U:mllJ;ltd nd Su ay. ?(\"A, 11� M. Floyd Ruai:h, r1 a rhdtf, • • Evt1ly ni lcho l son f.Dd Uo n m thlR B i g M . It s resdy Fry Pall : warne Iron: Mixe r; 40 untum tJhed. llelU,tli11i ·jlll Mr. an d . Mrs: Cha rles Allcns• afi«f' t't11.l�kle 0i� Charles Allenswor ic::key, Mli/l. Wi da Roush, Marport. Phone WY 2•2082, to i:o. $ 14915, K11rr &. Van Zani.1l •t 11:itension Ladder; Child's worth, Cecil Gibbs and Eugene , are l Wihnsley C e c n Debra, Mrs. t,ox, Cecil 7·19• 3tc Scooter ; a window fan H and ma ny - '---- --"..:..,,-,--. - . - ifu crite Darst, Belly Pomeroy. He sso n attended a ball game at , WISTING Johnson , Thel'l\8 Chatten, Mr. Leon a an d Susie and Sammy Jo fU•NAC.I I\\UILLIR olh e r items n ot l illted. , Cincinnat i recently. d ett n vemwoo a Ben R motored to ., PON'rl AC. Chloflsl n t>cluxe "" , HOUII 1ppllancn. Arnold •.,.. 11nd Mrs. Ear l l'"'- Robinson , L 11. ura MT. ,tnd Mrs. Paul Beel er and Mrs. M. C. Hohart , ( Owne r ) Saturday, , 4, Doo r. This one can'l be beat ' rl, lfr■CIUM, Ohio Phon. Ho l l and and Laurene Lewi11. . the \ Mr. and Mrs. Cl ine ltrwin an d da ug h tl' r, ChilHcothe, visited Mr. 11-1 1-tf ---- - -- ----WY2-6.JM. al thlH pr lee. !Joo� everyth i ng Sale . cou c l u ct•d by Br11dford Clinedd11 o( South Side visited Mr. Bild Mrs. Charles A l ll!nsworth Bnd bul 1lt up aud beg. You ' ll rea ll y Auct ion Co., Ra cine, Ohio. ramily over the w eekend . and Mrs. Dana Lewis Sunday. like lt. See ror yourse H . $49 15. 7-l f:I -Otc Mr. and Mra, James Bennett, n nd a Ra e Le Lewis, Mina dy Karr & Van Zl nd t, Pom eroy. ndra and Sammy, Sa Mn. Patty l Anna Nei visite Gregory Mrs. d MI LK SHAKE machine $30.00; 7�19- 3tc l A lensworth, Chuckle and Debra. l l ey and children Co Louise at I commercia l 1.1ml!ll Bafc $30.00; , and Jo Roush, 1peo, Wedne sday 118 OLDSMOBI LE 88 4 Door SeNe w Have n Sunday. I pr. ba1rnbt1ll shoes like new at La b Alma where they e njoye d dan. BeauUful two lone blue. nd guests d Mr. a Weeken of size 7 Yt $3.00; 1 Hollerel<!ct r ic O u M ontgomeroy, 16 · 2 on Mrs. Cla r Powtr steering a nd powe r ence Wamsley and fam• swimming. B efore returning hom e e 9tt: 11 haver $20.00. Phone SP:J-5944 "" ••trr upper, 9.4 on l ower. running 4 ¼ . 1 mol ored lo Waver1y an d , _ brakes. A qua l ity car. Tru l y a M"1s11 Fran c e11 Lasater, they were . C l ifton . 1y 7_19 31, [ o er . l is. 18.4 o n upp feet; Gallip . v11Jt e d Mrs. Martha Benne tt. good u luc. $9Q!t Karr & Van of Pade n City and Mr. 1111 d Mrs. Before " A ,30 o .t. ,M. _ lO.O on l ower, runni ng 4 feet: Henry Wamdey, Rochester, Pa. Mn. Bob Cuson and sons of 7 . 19. 3tc Zan d t, Pomeroy. Wllddlt...rt WY4-�Mf ._, lowe r , 9 6 Nt! w 11,nd U11cd Ma tcri;T°s __ Loc k 23 ' upper. U . i1 as Bo nn ie Wu. msley has re· Rutl an d spenl Sunday with Mr. · Mi 2 W tr o l" m or l', -1191 c l osed with 7� needl es on. '58 OLDSMOBILE 88 2 Door Sc� l·L. & K. tle<:trlc Hcfrl<c,ato, tu r ned home after spending a an d Mra. Ar ey Blake. kAUTl PUD 7 Yt cu. tt. . . . . d an. V8 Rot·ket engine with Condition of Moya blt D •mt : month's vacatio n wilh re l atlv�s 1 $ 100.00 Mr. and Mrs. Harl ey Powl!ll of "' C :fttttw 1Un dard ahlH. Go-Go-Go i n u:aliy t:halr W/ stool 115.0U Al l dams are up and running an al Rochester , Pa. Nitro visited Mr. and Mra. Elmer Yuken Nl., thl1 Nn11ppy Olds. Th e buy of 1 - l'etlelitlll Lav11t ury eum4 Ceet of trap 10 Le•k L"" close d M r. an d M rs. J ames B cnnetl Va nMeto•• Sunday. " MAMn.L IIRVICI STATION ' ,• our t,· te. ,10•• i,u. p Iete from Lock JI> through Lock 28. Karr • • Van I2 .00 Mr. a nd Mrs. Jesae Lillie and Sa nan d chi l dren. Sammy and ..,.,. fiOO A.M. Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-19-Ste I-Kitchen Air Ve nli\ulor Ohio River Boat&: Downbo u nd: Jean n e of Galion are vlalU ng re · Miss ey l ra, Leona d d an Wams AINn, asA -Electric (n e w) Lock 13, Hen McCool J : 30 am, Jo 25.00 t Roush, motored to Waverl y latlves an d friend, here 11nd at -e · - F'jr 1an RD Every U., 8enltf' 19&, FO!500 . 6 cyl. I - Lot Arlju11tab l c AwnO-i ,· Lock 18 Beu ve r � : 40 am, l-O·, Sandra and Jo remained for a Cheshire for a few dua. c d · n 1 iharp, cream Cl ub I n &, each , . . . . . . . . . . 10 .00 AIR CONDITIONil'fG, REFRJGEB- Lock 1 9 Phi l o 6:3 0 am . 0_2 ,. Mike short visit. Mn, Edith McDaniel, Mn. Mel. A l· ••• Tr" n r sh, automatic t - ¼ Uag f and bi . l cctric C cmi:n l � C·re d itor 7 : 25 am I B- J ; · Lock 21 vin Roush and Ella Jane visited ser_vi<:t. Jack'a Re fri1era• atlon Mr. and Mrs. Charl es All e na• drive. Sure lo plea1e you, try . Mixe 1 · Cotton Queen 6:25 am 3·8; Janie worth a nd fami ly viaited Mrs. Mra. Elia Rickard Sunday. 111 o 2 1-'bon• tl H.ven. New l\, It. l l lf�&. Karr & Va n Zandt, l • Lot S�re� JackM each . . ::: M •·,- G•·ven Stewarl v!alled Mr11. 8-2S·U D . 7 : 3 o am l ·O; Loc k 23 E l ger Lea h n 31531. 'II ensworth and S 1.111Ie oI 7•1l>•Ste t ·• Pomeroy . •• ·o Pl ywood Bo:i 1 Cl iff UM) pm, f-O; Plttsburgher Middl _____ __ ___ ____ 100.00 Emma Rlckard Saturday enning. eport Thurlday eveni ng. A•JCTION d • ? : 46 pm. 22-0; City o( lhmtlnRMr. and Mrs. Vernon Roush 'D8 CADILtAC. Hard Top Coupe. 2- 0nly 15 H. I'. Motors 3 Mn. Roland Childers, Vienna, CMlllpl.,. hrn• lo n IZ:Jo am. !9-0: Kock£'! l : �O Phaac 220, each ... 50.00 The muk or aucce■a. Here 'a cal l ed on Mr. and Mn. Joh n Ha r- and childre n, M■aon, vi1ited Mr. Crttt .,..,.NI am, 4_0: National 2:20 am, 0 .3, and Mrs. Ted Riley Sunday. )lour tha nce to own Amerlca'a I-O nly ' Skill Saw' F.let'trk - R0b crt E. riaon Wedne aday. Wtllt, ,.._. tt ClfttNt u bo d: G a111po118 Hand ■- w 8 Y4 -4 Dla dea Mr. and Mrt. Kenneth Kearna •l America'• lowe■l f lne&t 11 Mr. Freeman on hn Mra. o d J an � am, 7-0 ; CiRci n natl P l0:20 and Caae. Heavy Duty Reed '13.00 A. C. BIADl'OltO, lllielM, O,.ie. � · John MournPrlce .. A true value. ,1 aas . and Chuckle and Ken neth Bass viaited Mr. and M•• [ Ing Sunday, \ ·AdJu ■ lablc lronl na T1:1blll 10:GO am, no tow reported ; Lewis y. Pomero & Karr Van Zandl, . CWTH, WOOD BUT POACii 1 1 : 00 am, o-S: Lock 23 Ovec J Z :Ol5 M r. and Mr1. Geo rge John■on, <12x32 . . . . , . . , , , . . . 25.00 1·1D-3tc George a nd Berry enjflye d a picn ic ne., •had1e■, cI oti\ ,!'l"Cb 2-Garden Culllvators, cafh pm 7 . 13 , Trl-StY te 4 4 0 pm g-0 ' 5.00 . ---- --- - � _ -. , .. _t�d swimming at Letart 11la nd W • 1 1awn na:1, vene_.. • '� - CHEVROLET. '!57 Int. i,, truck. I-Loi Aabe.11to, Sl d lnc Shin• Kanawha R iver BNb• Wi�(ieJd ' turd1Y· tll dow . ,ha aa d ' , Atlas 1 1 3() p m, down with 7 ,,.. u glea J. M., per I() . . . . Low mlle11ae. Swal1c l '1 A&h l a n d 1.00 Ann William, and Janel Zerkle ' ., ale Wlp 1 Station, Pum eroy WY 2-303•. I.tot Dovoe Shlnile Slai n, D pel, i ,. '1/bJOII f-vo empUe,. �a:���� motored to Charl es'!' · I P9mero,. ' l()tCI ___ e 18 6tc ;:n . ' 15 Dr 1i1 , -�ith (T.'1 I M r■. Anna Erwi n an d Clenedda ' allachmenl, . . . . . � Tl. 00 - I -. . of South Side and To n la Coller of � 1 11 LIGAL NOTICI . COll?�li INSllllA!i!ll" 00 ' Now Haven vuned Mr,. Lucille ■TROPOLITMI MOTOtll DAVID C. M ILLIR 'hl lD. l Suktct blda wlll be rece ived by · Harrison SUnday night and Mon· teetlon W., Aut� � 1,t.1 louth Third St,__. _, the un deral&ned for the ,ale of lhe 11. il,; 0 Milli, day. r-,■... -,,. ■,· " Mol lo • It. """'' Autie Mi l lho ne reside __ � ,, Oh ___ ,.'::: Mldotlopo,t, Ohio. nce located ,,_ Larry Lff. Fox ·i, with the Na• l"hoM WY 2-3611 or -at 850 Eut Main Street, Pomeroy, ti on1I G uard Headquarters ,t 190& Form ve cu,tomllne 4 dr. PhDM WY 2-51'1 Ohio. Seal ed bids must be present- Ki ngwood. Sed1n. 179:i. Showa t l\e bc1l of ( 2 1 ) "ea ___ ed on• or before August tat, . 1960 , '1-19-21 ·2lc care. Bl •cltuau, Pomeroy. Mrs. Mabel • _ Bum11:ardner o f _ _ _ _ _ ____ Dro- al 10:00 o 'clock a. m. The Execu- Leapic vJ1l 1ed M rs. Cl11 n Williama 1-Zl -lt. REGISTERED BEAGLE pup!I three FOR SALE : lVA BROWN pert.y reduced price, 1 room,, tor, Clyde G. Mi l l honc, wi l l con• month• o ld fro m 1',D-C H stock -� ·- ·--· bath, a11, hot water heal, 2 car alder acce ptlng bldt1 for property Priced rea,onable. 11. i:;. Swai n, • down town. on in1tallmen t basis. The underaaraire. · CIOH Tupper, Plains, Ohio, Pho ne I si ned reserves ri&ht the to re,: Above hi&b water. 228 Cole St., Co olYJlle 3706. 7-19-Stp Middleport. OUlct Phone WY 2· J et any and all bid1. - - - ---�-- __ , Crow. Crow & Porter MJ:O, RH. Pboft,tl WY 1·2917. TRY A DELll;IOUS 1'�\sh Sa nd' Attorneys at Law '1·19-lltp wlch. J,ck '1 Dairy B11.r, Midd leIT) 21' 22' 23• 28. 29• 30, Sic perl. T-ltl-Btc NE:W HOUSE; TWO 8EllROOMS, . � • ' • •• i ·: ,. • • : 1 ¥� " " Iarce Uvlnc room, buUl-ln tlldl· l REGISTERED MALE BEAGLE en cablaeta. Ill •u• 1' ln.qhea. Gun broke. 18 moa. . .1 ' � f ' I ' . • • ' • • • • .., ••• •-.:;• '\,\ 't . ..,.,, .... 1 .1atect.'11 lir,ie, _ _, piitt, ' lU ':(bo t old. Tom Reuter, Phone WY 3. To � lold Hloh llddor '1•1Utp front111. WrlPt Street, /pft IBM. On l!le 2'th il;y ol July 19tl0 1t Mulbvrr Avt. tlllQO.OO. 1 th.one -th• RM!lnt A.ppUance Ston:, one lot - FOR SALE STODIO Couch, pj;j:' WY 1-nta Wilbur Youn, or 30 aallon hot water heater, one , :a end , Tab l t>s. f orm Rocker, WY fflOI VIUM ,tD4 stealer su heater (fully autom11tlc) Bel Air-, Dr. '. WE NEED il-H-57 -MODIILS · , · · , Phom, WY 2·Wl&. 7·21•3k SupplJ Ca., J01df1J)(lrt, ohla. at 10 o'clock 11. m. Thia property • \'II motoi:, powet11lde tran1., .._ power ateerin1, bnlke11, If i'l�'ilo not have your Ulle w: ;.Ill - y 'iieur. car off. · will not be ,old for le11 tl\an $100. �ol9I:11 Uaed Car 1 Wllod 11"11, llood whll•w.11 Rat:ine Appliance Store See out. used car manager 1t Preston 1 • •'OR SALE SIX room ·house in ' tint, ftC"tory air conditioned, By Ralph Johnaon, Mar, I.pt:--·, I ' " ! ' ' Syr.euse on Ith Street. Phone omtroy Wrltht It. l" apoUen , lrite rlor, beauUlul ('1) 14, 18, 21, Ste · G1lllpolla SI t-a8Q or WY 2 wbUt o\'er red flnl1h. ! bedroom, •�tomatlc heal, 7•21-3lp 6880, WAS '1785 city water. Price no roa f:J I! I II U66.________ I I I I I I I t 9 ) For Sale _.a... I 17) H I W d �, """ ..., ., .�, • •• """ ""'" "'�"" •-• •-· �•• if-' "'"� • •• (20, Business Servic , es & I o,�. m,-, • ••-• $6.15 a gallon ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. REPORT I CO/NC DUI Of BUSINESS I rroa• u JUST 2 MORE DAYS LEFT! ■ MORE and MORE • - ��=-.!',.-..!::: li •••••==a-·::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;�, Kelly T1" res ,tn . •.if ( 20b ) ' l nsur0�(!�.J 'b:1t�-�t�nd. , a. Legal Notice "' POWELL'S I l Estate Lodles ARCH SHOES ■e w1ao1e•• .U...-• c� SERVICE STATION 'ti.. , ...=� 1957. CHMOLO N EW HOMJ Now $1699 POM EROY OTQR CO. - �• OBIO tesoo, down payment, f80.00 per month, !!AY like rent VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY l'HONI WT Z-27Q9 7•21 ,IIITC ,.11-ttc __ _ to)� ,1.aml>lr _,._ 24-a for Sale ot Trade . , C A R,, $ ' - - $4.33 -- Lodi•• As■orted SPORT $HOES - $1 .88 Ladies CLOSED FLATS Lodl11 CLOSED FLATS - $1 .31 - $1.C>q Lodi■■ FLAT SANDAL$ - - - $1.37 ' Ladies FLAT SANDALS - - . "; $2.00 We Need Good Clean Late Madel Legal Notices -- Lodl■s CANVAS FLATS - - $1 .37 We Wa nt To Buy f tum�, $0 HURRYI HURRYI ; , · Cash For Yciur Car.': ,_ · ·, - · 1.adi•i ·W EDGIIS• -.:. .. � - .:.::�oo Men�s ORESS Sl:IOIS; oft■ $4.00 Men's DRl'.SS Stf�IS, ,�, � �l-1-<�00_ - -· Legal Notice- · to T• loo Sel,I 1'lo Hloh Blddol On tbe a?th daJ of July 1980, on e Sle1ler Ga■ Heate r, fully auto­ matic, al th, Ra�in11 Appliance Store. This pro pcrtf will not be told for le&a tha n $100.00. Racine. Appli■n� Store B7 Ralpb Johftll>n, Mar. : ('1)1 lt, 18, 31, 31C � '' - PRESTON FO RD · Used Car Lot PHONE WY W4H • ( . , !)' POMEROY, ' 0. - Stan On Today Katie I>oonar Show Topper Doqh Re M! . &!!!<)',ii•� . 114•dm•d . ticlij \,i� !Ill Prlendl &ii• � Beat ¥�tr !'.-. 11,eport• Weather Te:ler John Daly Newl Flight Stev e Canyon Donna Reed The Real MeC'oya Jea nnie Carson Show Unto,•chable1 Sea Hunt New.! Tonight Scanning the W'Htber Sports Tonight t.te Show CliliiIIHI I ... Fi'lday 8:00 Teachen Workshop B:SO Romper Iloom t:30 M ovie .....,... !'by Ydtir l(andl Pike !I Rlfhl COil£0hhotfon Ttufh 'or Con�uence, ii Cbtld 11< Y"° id ffii,- Nefi:; ••f•ttme e 'ha Young Theater �..., J)r. Malone tram 11le8e J\ool■ ComedJ Pll)'bau.se Adven.,ture Tline .:tteafflboat Blll '1t1t"' Kid Mule In the Round Jim Thacker Sbo• Weathereut r,ew, ,1e1.n, Huntley Brtuklev -te,on. D e ath Valle)' Days This Man Dinon Fa'.vorlte Story Wichita TO\Vn Pla)' Your Hunch Mssquende .Party Moment ol 1':!llir Ne\11.'s l'.eadlli,el WeatUFotit Jack iiaar ShO"tt" Sip 011 -w �H�fN, ... Chan"'1 1l - ftui1d11y a, ti:� t l :30 l"2:00 12:30 1 ,llC) • l:IO 2:00 2'30 3:00 3 ::1(> •:di} 9:30 .. T:00 7:!('I 9:30 9'00 \0:00 IOc!O 1:00 11:10 1 ,1:15 U:ZO Your Euo Rtporter I Married Join Ret1.tlta1 Gun Love. That Bo:., About Faceo Medic Day ln Court Gafo Storm Sbo• :e�at the ql�k Who Do You 'J}'lllt Atnerlcan Bandatatid Rln tin Tin San Franoaco Beat l\epert,. t•-r Weal.Mr Teller Joh n Daly New• Budd.- iUucheT '1bow Walt IJianey PreM-Dtl Man From Blackhawk '17 Sunset Strip The Del,ective& Black Saddle The New Tonight Se-anllinJ the WeatbeT &pert■ Report Late Show � ,,oe ,,1a C:80 1:00 &:30 1:00 •:1& 1:20 1:30 f:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 (1:00 11:10 11:15 Th• ''ll'llhlet i>a' 'I'll, m t The St� . " Th The The LIie' of Rllo,1 Arthur J. Sml�... A Look al \he \n1th,r Jule lll•L"i4 'shew ,!\mos 'n tJndy U. S. M�il1 1ni)tble !!Ill, P\,lyhouse of-Stan Jo,mny Ringo · 1.l!it . .G~111e•ll'I Slliilj(I . llti!J Adventure' The ater To Tell the Truth. Ne"8 A Lpok at tb" Weather Theater IS O . �Jll: (f , ,, t: r:�-:. �'::• 1 1 1 :30 The Clear Horizon Love er Life , tao .i.:.earch for Tomt rrow l :1i '.l'he Guldlnl'L,ighl 1 ·GO ·Debt ol lhe City j;3t, Al t& W orld Tu.-111 hll Clrde !1"41 Mi Linllleller e 'llllllonalre • •M e \ttrdiet is Youn 1 1 I llrllltte• Day 1 ,00 ; ,:00 :,:ui · l: 8 dae 0f=t J:fO The Three Stooge, t:111! The l,lle o1 RlleJ l:IIO ,uth* J. Smllh-l'IWf l:�0 A LGok at the Weathet J:lt ty Bowline Clinic Iott. ,\.mett :,• M>i1J Mlnhaln : Ra�, bide Hot,! oJ, t>;,.e VIK"' Vlllalle 9;30 l)e�ber llrid e 10,00 ,...Olg!ot Z'one 'Person to Person . 1:00 ll:10 at me Weatber 11:IB eater IS. • J CBS Nen , ,_. . I: • Captal)I 1:09, 1 �'-� � de · ltl:30 �Bf l:ff I: cu 8:30 7: 90 '7:02 '1:30 T:4B 1:00 1:02 8:05 8:11)-: 8:�$ t:to 9:02 & :IO ·,• • � • '""'' l!l,p On i\fioit Star newa RFD New■ HeadllnN Break'la1t Put)' Picken,. ·Hardware Show Bre1kfut New■ l1e&dliftei " Spo'rta Report . e....11u1 PlliJ u 1'arty ·Ne.,.., llre■lifq\ Parti. . !f>t1n;' .. : '" ; , ' Party l,O:• Coflit 'l'lffll '·• . • '', · : 10:_ N,- llernln1 De¥<1IIOru. , i I · ,:: M.11 ..t•• : :::a m..1:�M ""°"..:1'!'.'_�.� _, •,�. � O!.( .,____ _ 12:flO. OIi 8' . �l:lt)Ul5 THAT° IF SN t f'RtNT I T. l ll f l:ID !00 �cRS � tifWSPAPeR! 11.E . : Fa.lflCAI. � ' llll!D A �T l�FU9CE I I :• J; 1a-J: . ' , !II.Ir, ooc .. OOtl' T � em- '' ' •• � "THAT c,KF. • :r:�qV;J! ��h ;l;; t, :!��..:t:r-1131!. I 1 I tlti!!lt ffilJilllm ,._i!!,. w ) lifll ·111 11111 h. P.....i,l · ' l •�r-m:�'1�f School gymnasium at 3:00 P. Saturday, July 3otb. 1 . , 61 Tl� ep;'_"' et, ·. 1 • ---- --- t!uh. .. �ll'li 11'1, m\h Ill cliairihan t h ronftnl le� in chute. The contest r ul es ind replat10n11. are as ft,do"r. , 1. lleti:iftf't(io"b wrl at M . . S•\H111¥, �.� t:90 , llo\h. !. Numbe1's Will b� 1. 1ued foieach baby at the time of rql.F ll'atlon. 3,- Babies' paten�• must l>e U11dl!nta of MalUn Cduttty. • " · Competen t out-of-county Judf es will ielecl the win nei'1: · 5. The winnen will be seleetef on the basis of �aut, . alonti. 6. Contest MU be hel d on tht stage of ffii!: Pt. Pleasant High School auftitorium. e In com o<t months t6 li month.a. B. lfilib��·- lo 12 "'ontJ• ' t. "tll,!s-lt irionrn, lo Ill ·� l!i>J&-11 mt:1�-y;.....ia iiian1t1 .. lo 18 ! "lhoAllis !n monlhs. F. BoyB--1'8 fnbrithil to mont�a. G. Girls-24 ritonthi to months. . H . Boys-24 riiOntha . month■. � , , )J. ·�il10-i1! . WJ E H -' ' f -' Na,dl!ft Mh. � M. . . iltf,ij@l, :If&. . Bartin, �It�, ot POlnt Pleiifiant, Wife of foriler State Senator E. &rtow Jcine1, ha• ken nan1ed jtiiy commi!ISloner lOI.' M"asart J;ounty by Juda! Oli­ vor I>. K...el. - l'I. J · anes Wl:a appolnted , for 11 a (eur year tenn to !ucc eed Re• �bli�I!' Joh,n Brown o f Point .f'l!1sar\l, who1e term exjlied. Stie wtit serve with Hatry Layne Ne w Haven, Democratic Jury commissioDer. Mrs. Jones will 6e the first woman to 1i!rve u jury commiuioner or Muon Coutit),. She la arti':e in �al atid cittc affalra of Point PleilHnl 'ihd M•son Courity. t t""" "· .Ttlll For You Headll_., Jilt! For Yo • Newi · 1 J111t ·Far You Calllne,, on l!t- Pleasant NeWI 'Readifne1 •Ullc Go Round New, Music Go Rou�d NeWI Headlinet Muoio (lo RA>und Ne... . 'o)c(lo, ftound ...bl!J &,ore, . ll'li Go llound .JI� ll••illlil" RA>un� B:41! � ..WI koUDd•up n • So � 11,.. ··ee,,1 ' �&lllf i-r1udo I ��12:IO 1:00 1 :02 1:30 1 :30 2:00 3:00 3:02 . B :30 3:3& f:00 4:0'> 4· f:lffl �•ti!> B,11& . t:IO I I \ "\ 1. I • a, IIWLTI -� ! Iring• Ytu The • ,. 13·39 g,oo , ' '� · ,· nntl 13 .. F..U.y Up To The ro:so too, * Minute i.. .\ ul_ e· :-fio,o Diily Prowarn Sch_ ed_ Mason llJtws co,nty ,,' MlWS PlrtY 1 TIIMs l>dy . . ,w� ,:. '., Bna1'fA' •• l!'-41110 ,AM 8:$� Bre.iul " B:._I !"!II!. G9 ,, 1��5- �-M :{ �"·�::J:' l� ft'.ru�&1 ' ,,,, ,.,• ,, e� • cml'«flr'ef."'' ,.e:D �, i •• ' · ; 10,u'· ilidto Jl1tii�ll ,1 ;;Iii� � . :::; ���'fflm, ltOl 1 'PM �'i,:«, .••!2 - --� PliNUff "I'm S,nUJn,-,.l'lil E�ln11 The Prell)' &,by .Conle1I" :i�:r�i.'t�: � T_ V_C _h_a_ 'n n_e_ l13 lh:'A.J.{iG,l'ls--ll $25 to $1000 Kl'iy .a.:..ll l.i' I.I (all DI•• C. tH Ebersbach Hardware I &45 T� 0:00 1:30 i(r:00 • .-00 D:'!O e:00 l';� 1:40 41:flli 1:CJ . 1:30 8:00 8:BO 9:00 9:30 10:30 11:00 11: 10 .l l : 16 11:20 w1th MEADY • CASH I I -�� • 1:00 9:SO 10:00 10:30 U :00 11 : 1(1. 11:15 l:QO Bot -..... )-roduclir'i Choleo Bachelor Father Ford Show You ttet Your Life Take A Good Look New■ H...-dH.nea Wt1thercaal J1ek Paar Show Si&n Off ll:116 1 1 :00 1 1 :ib Ll«I l2:9� l :00 1:1b '!:;t 3:00 3:30 1:00 6:31 5:otl 6:30 8:00 1 : 10 1:211 1:ao ti:·¥1 T:00 7 :SO 8:00 !1:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 · 1 :00 l. l : 1 0 11:llli ' ·00 WC;H S-TV Channel 8 a.a.ti��., GET THE JUMP ' � on SUMMER EXPENSES I �ac·�e.. e . Clrannel 3 ·· Frldar •••,•••• 1 I ( 8 ) Auto Sales st · Is Reported .. � II ..,., ! ,,oo '"'° t:48 .Z,(\c) -, :,0 • I 1t"fton I\JeWS I ';30 I r Bil i:o u:23 I I __ �- _ _ _ _ __ I .,. FREE I l'ljzhou.. �fure Theatet l!!Anibilil ,Ill Pr..!oo f111t I. s&uu, Show We■lhert■at Ni'wl PICtUP Runt1e1 'Brlnlt; P.eport Wblrlrblrd, • • • • AND Sa les F Or en tfl t111n..l. VAN GUA RD HOUSE PAINT PHON E WY-2-2 1 57 I Cltallll t ... ftMllf11y 'Ibis Ye,,r'1 Ben B111 I l l WS.U-TV Chann•I •••••••• So.:iety News a Dally l,entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 21, 1900--7 Mr. and Mn, Le!ter Foreman ,ylvanta, Delaware and All■ntlc we re supper guesta or Mr. and City and other place. on the Eut :Mn. J. F. Thabet and famll:, of Coaft. Mason . Thw-.day Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lytl e an d daughter, Gee Gee, of c l i n tOD, O. , visited briefly Saturday wl tb M r . and Mra. Vernal Johnson The LY· ties were enroute to So�th CaroL"l nl! 1or a two weelts vacation. Mr. a nd Mn. Kennelh . Kearns a nd son spe nt Sund �y with Mr. WEA TH ER,G UARD and M�s . John Mournma. Mr. an d Mr� . . Howa_nI Johnson or P_t. Pleasa n t visited his father, Morris Joh nson, Sunday even in&. Mrs. Bob Barto n , Mel o nie, Mark an d Nicky. Ravenswood , visited Mr. a n d Mrs. Georg'e Joh nso n a nd .Mr. �nd Mrs. Louis Young and family Saturday . WII�� . ,•.-�­ I'\: --�-,i. OaJlnlJl '!f•· ,l@fDtJ'8 n·e· 11 ffl · . I;' . R1ad·i.J.f � i � .· ft{ _'ia..t, 'i'lii 1'11>1��tll>. �fl$l R,n- �9 nan Area · 'tto'\i:nty tiad 24 plcnic al � � 'pl ,ind Ro1dsid! · Jul 1 1 . 36 fotl�ht Well! piea&nt fol' the au,, · .: ' Mri.' Eat.ht? Wmiamt · . :Rall lfld ctiil .,., � ean Bia� 1 .llhtl.i!lj il . r�n. � ADO ch!I ren, :Q:. r,11. Vr et Hone, an d chUdretJi · Mn.\'- Anna Holley &t\d cbildf,eq;. HJ'j: Anna Bell ch!IJl1•jlo lllr•• Helen femt)t.,, Mr,s. Loulae i!l!'IHi. ���� Etlm,n 8 and chilctr,ri, :Vn. lfene Dix•� . ll\1d, �},\jl;lre•, . Mri. Jean lh!toq, l!\d �,.-,'Jl1athle!!ll Marn­ b:outt )ll�n doi�� Healtli nurse . te -lits�. . ' · '1\4 Mftf TO 'ioll\!iRSOA'I' · The Roel. 'SPfLJli'i 13etter Heslth Cltlb wih rft"e�t Tlrut'i'dly at 1 p. m. with Mrs. Will lallt Ra d ford. Mrs. Hom er llid'fol-d a nd Mrs. w. A · Morgah as hostess�s. keeds,ille �ocietv "Events ly MIN Lucy Klbblt Robert Lee tdwards or the U. S. Navy who is stationed at Canton -.pent the weeken d here wUb his ·parents, Mr. an d Mrs. B, i.. Edwa rds a nd 11 111.er, Mrs. Dorothy Cl!hdollar. C. H. Harris and grand daughter of Atheni wtre callers he re Thure day. , �rt. Flo11it Petty of Loa An• p1H, C1Ut., 11 1pendin.c · her"vaca­ Uon fterti �t tbt;., home of har tQ)l•!ll•li'!' lhd daufhte. M,. and Ml■., If. L. l!b•\oli• . . kr. and Mr,. )ilJ�on BJ,)e Jr., are Oft a vAdUoi\ blp to FlartdaJ elllidren ue 1i.11ng In ,Greenfield with relstlves d11ring thei r absence. ,,'. Word has been rff'llffd ' here ol the blrth cet J,�, 1!11. llfonda,, to Mr. and an.. Gary Walton of Columbu11;, Gralldparent■ �re Mr. and lltl. Girl Willlfll tiia Mr. and M,a. lticoI: ""'ho - - ---· L!i' ��. • i.'': ' ' •, I. I!, ,, NA� . ·, . ·,, HM ··· AN OLD GA$ MAS K IT'S A SH A M I:: TO· LET0 IT Go TGl WASTE ' . • -� ONIOK AND GARLIC FARM ' I �--•• - )� • Don Roach and William Ratliff, :membera of l'eeney-�nnett Post, ::fimerican Legion, Planned to leave ;today for Columbus where lhey :ri.viu attend the Sllte Convention ol · :the American Legion. • : Othe r members who are pliin­ "lling to go tomorrow are William :Swisher. rommander. Henry Cllt• �worthy and Lewis Long. J I ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Meigs M,;nisters Discuss Fair Federated Church Friendly Circle Holds Session Led By Miss Erma Smith Tuesday Plans Tuesday 8--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 21, 1960 ;i4uendins Cont>ention "Disciplined participation in group worship" was the topIC used b";( M.Iss E �a Smith , rogram leader • at the meeting � of the Fr iendly Circ l e of the ederated ch�rch Tue sday everting. The words " I was glad when they said unto me let us go into the house of the Lord" opened the worship ser vic e, followed by the hy_m n " Holy .Spirll , _ Truth Divine". �he ev e• ning prayer was given by Miss Smith and the of!enng was . , taken by MrS. James Fugate. te11t1on and by silent prayer. Sh e I Ellis Family Leaves On Trip Despite Bad Luck I I I Now You Know Chester D 0, A Holds Session Tuesday Even,ina I I B1 Uni... �• lnfwNt 6"el Tha ........t MeUntel l'I r•· I■ fht 1ulNnarlM m14-Atl■r,Uc r■r119, whkh &a 10..000 mll• Jene •nd 500 mllff wftfa. tfl hl-""t PMk 11 #Munt l'lc. In ,tht Alor" which rlMt 27.S00 '"' f,,_. the �n ""' 7AI I fNt •f It alloi,e 1H • l...t. VOL XII e • • e n t1 n e at Weather Ottt.. '""r dow, -,, ,,. nllht Mt1 ....,,.,.. a,ww: thund■ Mrth we■t I... Hli. allWLUTR M' tenl..... W..... ...., ... . ... ............ toatwht. ........ ,artt, clet,tiy, a.uth, CN.... Mrffrl. Hltlti ' tNtf 16-'1 Low l•laht In 70■• ,the_,. .,..,,... IUtt.,... ....,......... Dnot«l To The IIIIN.U. Of TM Mel1..Ma.on Area NO. 81 a Pomeroy-MJd?ltPO(I, Oblo, Frida y, July 22, 1980 I I I I I --- -- MEIGS THEATRE t ,_( } ,, Cheater Council DaupTen of In apite of l-NO membeho of the Plans for th.e 1 .. 1r p rogram were family meetins with b.ad l uck lhi& America met Tueaday eventna: d i scussed when t�e . Meigs County � week, Mr. and Mn. Lewis Ellia with al membera present. Elea­ Mmmrnal Assor1auon met Tues- 1 1nd children, Gary and Teren nor Well1, COWlcllor, pre.aided day mo r ning al the United Metho' Lynn, left this morning for Col­ and Mary De Groot and lll11dne d i st church. 1 umbus to attend the Disll'irt As­ Goe,:Jei n were reported ill In Rev. E ugene Brown , president, , open_ed the mt'elm,g w i th devotions sembly and f'amp meeting or the hospitals. Zan■ Gainer wu re­ ported III Improving. M ildred Olli · r followed of the Nazarene. Church 27-34, 6. Mathew ng read i ·tea.,e, For Te,r;a, Mr. Lewis, Middleport Street resigned H conductor and Mar­ i with prayer by Hcv. Fn·d I. ,GardDavid Hartinger of Middleport , CommiSliioner, was bitten by a garet Tuttle was nominated, elect­ , 1 n e r '"O ur Day-A Great Day was During the past year, the Circle will be leavina Fr,day morning for also gave 10 wars l.O prepa_re one s thp tuliu· uscc1 by nev. Brown who { 1tray d.ay Tuesday. Wed ncsday, ed and inst,.Ued to fin the va­ Lackland, Texas, where he will be. has studied many phases of the self for wonh!P H oullmed by dos" d h 1.s med1ta11on with p�ayer. Gary, in his hurry to arrive home cancy. Other officers installed ,, .gin hi1 bask lraining fo r the U. S. Women ·s Guild theme, "Discipline I . �eal�. Vincent Norman Dr. Hay.es, usoci1le l•J bloo�mob1le the u1 �mt The and tell his mother where the Mid­ were Esther Air Force. Dnid i1 the son or Mrs in Christian Living.'' Miss Smith W 11 ldo Ba_rlels 1 n bu; sum - lhe P om eroy J u m o r H 1 ;; h S c hool Rev. gone, had truck and OliVe councilor past junior emergency dleport . d for dis any pline r Lawrence Ha tinger and graduated slated lhat gave an mterpre t:n� on � f a u ditor ium Mond .i y . July 2'"-i, 1 2 ran mto the low wall in front of Kelly, ;aStiistant financial secre­ Jrom Middleport High School this chrisllan l i ving lh1t is worthy of mary, con £r.egat1on in noo n ! o � p. m , was d1scu sse� . his home witl1 his bike. He sus­ tJry. the "ame, will include worship - the r� le of the _ spring. contrasting wtlh that of �:::i ch minist N m the t:utinty 1s worship: tain11d .11. deep cut on his he a d but ii-.;: God regularly in the sanctuary . It was annouficed that a prac­ the aud1en.ce of a theatre. He also askf'd to announce the vmt 1n th'?1r interna l injurie 5 and aftt>r 1)1•• no She brought out that often churchsession (or recelvin& 1tate cc ! ! A Ca'"" llfffY Nlehtl re the f n s r ef J br i lso at lhe � - church lm llc1 1�1 and ing assured bY their d�tor th,11 r w <' o going becomes a rouline habit in gave _a n a tiona l ol"ficers would be d J.n e, <• ser o a hip w of t i t lh t sen hurl par him, not wur:.h1p :.} and n e, would lo the trip Su d ' �c _ rs � m,i one 's JiCe and that one ran fail 1 a m m 1�1er s_tarts pr�- ma �c a piea fur IJ l u otl �onors. I Lewis family proceeded w i t h tht' i r 1 �· ,d a l t h.e next meeling . Erma to come into the presence of statm_r;: thaL i at n v e th or _ n para ti_o f tom rn i t ! re s 10 sC'rV<' _ 111_ the ar­ vacation plans. Mr. Lewis ' h a n d i s C lel a nd announced that at t.he f'" ex� .serv c God when there. The topic for ' 011 Sunday. H e 1 011� booths ,n th(' rP 1g1ous tent dinner bll the t a salisfaclorily and he re Au ;: u� t 1 0 th mee ting o( the Past huling the cveninc strcased the way in 1 porh lhe dog was caplUred ycste r• Councilors. a sbowe r would be which one pre pares themseh·es to told of the_ research nece.�sary. the at ttu· f�ir wt·re n :., · ned. Eac� TONIGHT and FR IDA Y �iven_ fur Esther H ayes wh o�e prayers a n d c h u rch 15 askt•d t(1 m::ike a contr1concentration_ on the day. partiC'lpate 80 thllt the worship 1 tn.Jrr1a:::e to Jamt>s Ridenour will a hip wor e the hymns used r chil s w and s cxpcn. e Walburn R f,,r naymond th fo ion Mrs. ut i : andall th nd Tony m Debbie Reynoldii: is an acceptable off e ring unto t be n also that the sermons rns rc llgwus pru :.:ram at t he fair. dren, M ary and Pete' pl.in to leave he an August e\·ent. "THE MATING GAME'' God · prepa rr,d lo co nform with the l he next meeting will be Tues- , J\ l le n d m;.: wae Hi•v. 'lruwn, Re.,. . tomorrow to attend the camp mei.:Lh'IC h congregation. A skit wu_ presented - also Augu11t 2. �by, also. church the of ing Gardner, R(•v. Gli.1l1Pr. ,I Fram.·is - - --- -- - ----- - -- told of lhe . right .apptoac : lo ,C. Ralfh He\". Wmmg. ltay Cap1 0£ mhols S) the on talk hriel A ' Mickey Rooney i n ifOl!f_ worsbt� b)' membe rs of • the church by Mrs. .Bartels and I Zundr!. Hcv Cnrl Herring, R�\o. "ANDY HARDY fo� low1n g c_h� rc � on Sun ran: '11! conc-Judcd Duna l<l ll•rnnt· .ind Hn·. J, P, hlill• prayer hy Rev. Birtels COMF.S HOMI':" , . . day mo1 nJQJ. Parl 1c1pa ing were ice. h er. ip the wors serv Mrs , Wald o Bartels. Miss ElizaFnllowmg t ht· 111ct•t i n g the group t _presidt'n Fick, . Miss fJizabtth beth Fick, Mrs. James Bernhardt ve<l a luild1cu1 1 al Circle'11 enjo_ Miu Evelyn Fick. Johnny Bern- conducted a short busmes� ses-"� ltestau� . tthose rart1clp11 and thanked slon _ hardt and Sharon Wilson. MISS HILLDORE, .!lervice. worship the in Ing Pomeroy. Ohio A t the conduslon of the akit, L Mr_ and Mrs. T. G. Hilldore, Fifth Street, Racine, are aml Y Opf.r,Qff A report on the Lions Club M rs. Pea r l Mora gave a .!I Umm s ry Fick Miss given ers was din the engagement and approa<'hing marnage of by announcing n TONIGHT and FRIDAY the of the thini:S poinled out In _ "'BABETTE GOES their daughter, Donna Jean, to Robert Eugene Byer, son of skit, which m■kcs it difficult for who .also announced the ChristTO WAR" one to worship properly. She m111 in July meeting of the WornMr. ap.d Mrs. Kenneth E. Byer, North Third Avenue 1 Midy rOCUS e (Te c hnkolorJ atated th.at one 's phy11ical condi- e n 's Guild to b, held Wednesday dleport. . , Brigitte Bardot Jacques Charrle tion and mental state has much J uly 27 th, and e.11rh member is A reunion of !h t! dcs1·!'r1dcrnts of i lldore is a graduate of Racine High School H Miss wash weJ and b_ring t to aak a_ n to do In how they wonhip. A b n (> r <.:11 pch ar1 was held ret;,· 11tly class o f 1 959. Mr. Bver is a graduate of Middle ort High SUN., MON., TUES. r, Mi 11 Mary Virglnla Reibel gave cloth. M m Sm i th gave a report a t the Syracu se State Park w i l 11 JULY 24,25-26 .School, dass of I 953 ;:Ind is now employed as advert sing man. on lhe e11bln�t recently purchased the following presen t : 1 lo w1y prepare y or aummar • "TALL STORY" for entrance into church as given for lhe storing o f confirma tion Mrs. (;itbert Donovan . Mllrgaret. ager of the Daily Sent.incl. Jane Fonda-Ant hony Perkins robe!!. The open church wedding wil l be an event of August 21 imthe skit. 1treHed the in She Butch, Ruddy and llny mu11d Cook Nol Ret·ommended t�or p.m. at the Racine Methodist thurch with the Rev_ c for the August meet• 1 oi Newell, W . Va . ; plcnl A the 2:30 at r cie, Me Dale after quletneH of portance Parents of Teener, in College! 1 ortan prelude begins, giving al- ·�nt: was announted. Mrs. Albert Wellsville, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Dale R.,ymon KonkTight of Middleport officiating. Ao open re­ Gilkey, Gallipolis: Mr. <1nd M rs. ception will follow. Dean Mason. Rio Gra nde; M rs. c1src n<c Sco,ls a od so o , Te ,,y Lee o, C h esh Jre: Mr. an d Mrs. Th onias Scott end Dale Scott, Pomeroy; Mr. aod Mrs. J,ek Able, and cbild,eo, Middleport: Carol und Louise Cook, y JJ Pomeroy: Mr.s. Martha Ables and children, Walter Cook, Vada Rose 1''ollowing a trailition of a numINS By LUCILLI tl.l 'l'eaford, Mrs. Ezra Philltps, Syrn- Iler o! years lhe birthdays o( Joy -..: Boggs, d aughter of Mr. and Mrs. ; ,,Dtif tuse. ,Philip Meinhart was a business The oldest person present WaM Lio,nel Hoggs, Mtddlcport, and DenWalter (;uok and th1• youngest was ise Lanier, daughte r of Mr. and vi.111lor ill Pittsbu rgh Wednelday. Misa Nettie ·Koehler aceompan­ J>aul Ahlt' s. The parents with thu Mrs. Garland Lanier, Rio Grande, Mr. and Mn. A. JI, Smith of led eelmost children pre11clll wer e Mr. were observed with a family • and M rs. Jal'k Ables. ebration on July 1 1 al the Boggs Salem and Mrs. Charlea w'eaver ------ ---home. hlrs. P.ot,ggs and Mrs. Leniar G .-lllpoli1 to Charleston WednesWoollard w11a welromed as a new are Misters, dp,ughters of Mn . day where they were guests of Miss lll('mhe r. G uests welcomed were Lawre nce Hllrlinger_ Virginia Fisher. 348 l'U. In. motor wllh 'llu11bogllde, powor ev. Bartel s , Mrs. Be r nhardt and H O 'M r. and Mis. Carl �gan and n the eleventh Joy was thirteen V-8 Motor. Fordom.atic l�m. Leflll than 2 1 .steering and brakea , new nylon safety white­ ohnny, Miss EV elyn F ick and a nd hH cousin, Denise, was five. da, ughler, Cheryl, of Ed ison_, Ala., J 000 by careful local owner, ivory and beige wall tires, bcaut1ru1 belEe and lan flnl11h wllh Sha.ran Wilimn. The girls received a numbe r of were £ Uest8 last wee� of h1s par­ , rinlsh, lovely spotle111 Interior, radio, heater lipolleH matching lnlerior, radio, heater end At the cl ose of lhe meet1�g, g iH s an d ea c h had her own birlh- enjs, Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Logan. and many other ,extrH. j the works. Mr. and � rs. Clare_nce Andrers �e group ad J our1 ,ed t o the so i:;1 al day cake which was served with oom, where a salad c ourse ,WH i L·c c ream following a wiener I and sons, _ 81 1! and . JlmmY , li1J1d erved l.iy M rs, Bartels and M ias [ ro1ist In the yard. daughters, Mary Ahce and Susan, Smith uaiated by Mrs. Bl'rnhJ.rdt I 11pe11t Sunday at Ashl_and, Ky. with t;uests for the occasion, were the Mr. and Mrs. Ellis King and son, Miss Fil•k 1rncl Mrs. Fugate. The refrcli:hments t11bles were eovc red girls gru ndmother, Mrs. Harlin&er, ! L11rry. S-port 2 Door. New car ncvcr 11old or titled. with whltti cloths and rentered KriNlin Hartlnger of Virginia, Jeff, 4 cyl .----63 H.P. rront wheel drive, .f !ip<led Mrs. John Buckley is confined to UP.nnis, Jimmy 11.nd Mary Ava d11rk Beaulliul interior. spotlelis ,mileage, Low candles. with trans,, whltew•II tires, heater ind many oth­ home, Cole St., with mump11. her J.iog¥8 11.nd Mrs. Lanier. green hnish. Nt'w llres , heater, .a nice one. cr extras. Much less than dealer coat. tlnda P,euter is· apendlng a week Alter lhe party K ri5tin Harting.­ er returned lo Ri� Grande with the with her unelc and aunt, Mr. and \ Mrs. Ted Jones, Belpre. La11iers !or a vuit. Mrs. Harley Strong and chJld . ren o! Wilkesville were Wednesday Service Guild Meel11 Convertible. :MB cu. Jn. V-8 motor. Turbo11Hde guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. trana., power 11teoring and brakeM, beautlful llenry Re1bel. Horne Tl,eia, t A . Almost like ne w inside and out. Ivory over Mrs J1met1 Ogdm of �alem Ce_nwhllc finlNh with hl■ck top and rcd l11t1•rlor \.\' cs!L'.VUII Se rvice Guild or h<." l i:rcc11 fi11l�h. goo<l Uro.s . radio, healer. trim. Enjo y Mummer at lta best. UlL• ICiu·i:io t.,<."lhodist Church met tcr '?ent Wedne1t1ai with her t1: .11a, Rclbel , and b O· ,lll onday evenin g at lhe home of tcr, 11-t 1ss Berth r, Herb ert. lhe 3 ilrs Hoge r ·1 hel58 with 1 mem M 1· . and � rs. Harry P. Smith imisen l. 1'he t! vc nlng was Sunda y rn Lancaster. spent s J) l'!l l playin g 1:roq uelle followed M iddleport San�r■ Kay Ingraha m , of Miu hy II wiener t·oast. MarieH.a vb1ted Wedne&day with The business meeting was con- her mother, Mrs. Olive Ingraham, When lhe humldlly and hoal are on lhe r Joe: An Air Conditioned Car Seems Mlgh, d u('!etl b.Y the 1>resident, Mrs. R 11y- and sister, ,Brenda Sue. ty Wl,u:i - So, ••or Comfort Plu1, and Fo r Real Value Too-SEE Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bartels of I :nm1d Hensler und the lll"O!lram by :Vin. i,;dw11rd Wagnor. The r1!iXl Hu11tln&lon, W . Va., arived Wedmectini,: will bt> held ut the home ' nesday tor I week's visit with Mr, lt � A CIIILDRENS V-8 motor, power-glide trans., h11,11 power One local owner and t'Xlremel y clean 1,n­ and Mn. Philip Meinhart and Miss of Mrs. Frances Roberts. tcrior. Beautlful eroc-ua yflllOW and laurel ■lee ring, brakl"M, linted 11111.11, -good whlte­ --- ---Erma Smith. itrern tinl1h. Like new tires. Fa ctory •Ir Wflll tire■. flu:lory alr condllloned, spot­ Mr · and Mra. John T. Fl■cher of urt I tlTO ina JSll conditioned. VB motor. Power1Ude, power lt.'11.11 Interior, be■uliful while over red lln­ Nye Ave., and Helen Sauvagfl and uh. .11teertng arid brakos R•dlo and he.ttlr . Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Dyer son, Carl' spent several day1 on a .ind son Kenneth Lee, Mr!I. J.ane Iiehing trip af Stockport, Ohio. NATIONALLY ADVE RTISED Ever, an in!!!Mperienced lawn own.r gtf1 expert Gilkey, all of M iddleport AUid Mrs. Helen Sauv11e, Chester R d., ' BAANDS Mary Mrs. Kiger of Burton, W. Ho■pital on July 20 entered Holier ' wipes � spreudin� results with Va., left tod11y lor Clayton, N. C. . for poolbll!I sureery. lo vislt with Mr. and Mre. C. C. Loca ll y owned and low mlleage. Beaull(ul Iv­ 4 Door. Beautiful l'vory and turquolte flnl■h, crabgrass la1f. Req�i!•i no bai:l,br�aking Steward and family. They will , ory over red flnh1h. Llke new tlre1. Std. MIDDt.EPORT D "A Uke new Urea, H.ydramaUc 'l'Ntnt,, power r\l'1es rel urn home Sund,, evening. trana. Jlullo and .He,ler, labor. Na special skill. Na !figging. �>:lJl•SS. br1lu11, radio, heater, roil nice. . I I ..... , C -- '/ f Reur.,.;on H!!ld Af S I Your BEST Car DEAL Cousins Observe s,p ·rthda·ys w,·th a,fy J uI Is Here Mo"1 nly About People In Pome'!>: I LOTS OF TASTE? LITTLE CASH? now c ra b g ra s s You'll See The Vo lues I n These Qua lity Can ! 1 959 Chev rolet Impala 4 Dr. 1 959 Ford Galoxi 4 Dr. $2495 $2495 1 959 Goliath Empress i 1 957 Chevrolet. '6' 110-l, Dr. JULY CLEARANCE SAlE $ 1 295 SMITH ClOTH,NG $ 1 395 1 958 Chevrolet Impala • Now $ 1 895 l d oe s n't sta n d 1 958 Chevrolet '6'-2 Daor Now $1 695 ) ! Now Going On! I , , • I be,� AIR CONDIT IONED BUYS • JULY CLEARANCE 1 956 Chev. Bel .Air 4 Dr. 1 957 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr. SUBTEEN DRESSES Reduced $ 1 .00 off $1 399 Now $ 1 699 --· --------------------. 1 957 Ford '6' 2 Door 1 956 Oldsmobile Sup. ti ' $ 1 095 Han.llop Ope. Sha,rp white over bklt fln61h. Spotle.11 Interior. Conllnenta� dre 11:11. tord­ omalk, va Molar. Radio •nd Heater. $ 1 095 1 954 Plym. Del. C pe. • •. ••' •' Run1 goOd. Niee appearance, one owner, �H. SI� money_ New Tires, $495 1 955 Olds. Sup• r 88 Z Door. Hydr1m11ic, radio, helter, while and tu.rquolse, 100d aeal ('Oven. $595 .J. . J U t! 1 956 Ford V,8 Convert/ Coupe. Beaulifu( wlhte alld black llni■h ,' new white nylon top, Fordomatlc Lrana., ndto, hcalt'r and new whitewall Ute. . 1111 CHEV. '¼ Ton Dual Slake ·••• Val••• To �8.95 Slic- 6 ,z,s �o lt51 FORD '8' 4 Dr. . . . . . . . . , . • ,1t9 1151 CHEV. 4 Door , . . . . . . . . . . . '119 29c pr. 1950 BUICK 4 Door . . . . . . . . . . . . ,111 195! CHEV. 1 Ton Plaltorm • • • . ,aas 1954 CHEV. 'lo � Plckap . . , . . fftS ltSI FOI\D V8, " Toa Pkk11p . ,1095 COME SEE +� D SAVE AT ·· POM EROY MOTOR CO. ® OPEN BIIEAD'AST TO BEDTIME PO�EkOY, OH IO \ Sizea I Big Boy's OXFORDS Sizes 3¾: to (I $2.50 pr, 4 Pit. ,1 .00 Girl's Boy'a OX . FO R DS to 3 $ 1 ,50 pr, TENNIS SHOES Siu it' \o ii $ 1 .99 pr. IM•n'• and Royi, ilsXfi11Xt[ SHOES . _ ff.ii pr. eCblltlren'1 TENNIS OXFORDS , , , , , . . . , _ ,1.a• pr, .Odd Lot . WOMEN'S SHOl!S . ' ' . . . . . . ' . . - Womeea'• New ,z.eo pr. SIMI Toe BLACK FU.TS �IN E BOOTS SJie f lo 9 Sbc 8 to 11, Top Lice ,!I 1 .95 pr. $l.99 pr. ---'•,-··- 1 p. m. yuterday weni Harold Ru■k, Elmer Brammer, enroll Fu­ , 11:ate, Sr., Carroll Fugate, Jr.• Ro­ bert F11pte, 1nd Harold Sauer. Out of town ttlativea 1ttendin1 thl!I !lffvi�• were 'Mn. lllnnle Ar­ thur, Robert Fugate, Carrol ru1ate Sr., Canon F'ul:ate, Jr.. Mn. Nara , Haser, Mn. Ralph Cricll:elt, Mn. J QQy H�lck, Howard Dav.ta, Nr■, Pearl Daill, MrL Eliubetb LeMH• ter, Nint!f' Lee Le'.M:uter, -in ol HunUngton, Mr. and Ml'I, Hu:o,ld Rusk:, New ,ConCOrd, Oblo; _ Mr. and Mrs. J1me1 l>eMu,y and Mn. Ro­ bert E,a!D"""'"' ,Clntoa'; !;fatty 1 PJckeu,..-.....warren Plcl:ena_ lln. Denver ·webu and Mn. Dnat Whlteheed; �m.. ' Graveahh:, �icw were 11,1d at .,:SO p. m, tt Sprlnll RID Cemetery In Kun�,tOQ.. Rev. Haward Jlup­ pelt ollklated• al both -.1.... ' �. To Plmk FrWay . 'Ille •ruiyil plenk Qt tho 'PHI Matrona 0( 1 £vai)Celtn, Chapter, OES. ol 'Middleport, will Ile held P'riday e11entnt at •· , q'clod at the home of '-tr. and W,.. llu Jhrrah. Husband- of the. 1Mmben "WIU be 1uull. . Membvll to briq a eov­ lahle ,er. •i:od dlah llld:, thelJo vice. , , · ► ' llllDDLEPOKT, OHIO -· . or .are Roush's Shoe Store NO. SEL"OND AVi;, Really simple ta apply, J�sl fili i�jJ-,'.ti Spreader with clean, ,eacly-to-use c;Lo\lf, d,ol the correct setting - and slar! walking I Takot only half an hcwr Io apply O.OUT Io your lawn with the work-saving Scotts Spreader invaluable aid Io a J:,etter lawn year-round. Addle, �l!llle held •• the R1wlh,i1 - OofU Funeral Home al lln, $4.00 pr. 1a to 4 Sue 811 ' A!.,�'1'i:1uner11 OXFORDS ' B&O Passenger Train Derailed a.oute -� � H,eld·W�n,sday ' II n, THONGS 1114 FORD '8' 2 Dr, , . , . _ . . . _ . ,zt9 GOOD BUYS I N USED TRUCKS! 1H7 FORD " Ton Pickup , . , . _ _ 0 95 llSO FORD '¼ Ton Platform . . _ , UIS MEN'S a c h a n ce l I fugate , Clea rance Sale (> 1953 CHEVROLET 4 Door . . , . . , 1· - -. -- � . Now $ 1 095 /C I B ECKY'S Now $ 1 095 1 956 Ford Victoria, '" · N I fWU J-- CQIU.PII KII.Li TWO ltalt UPI - TlJ9 eh1J. NAP!.1!$, , dru Wffll killed and throe olhero - Wed Nl'IOUIQ' � ._ ' ' '' . CLO UT · lcetta Crab 1ra11 •Kllle r I luy both - •••• 1.00 ,_ • litaltN ti- .,.i,, ,- N'ftl 5.011 wt.... JW _, ... #U .... - ..,_, IUSI with cl.t. Tltal 13.,0 vol,., lit -'ii-- t•1•th 1r new inly 1 1.90 • New Device For Tax Returns Ohio Work Stoppages Greater 111 1959 WASHINGTON UPl-Taic cheat­ erg,, big and 1m.U. your days .are numbered. Uncle Sam 11 putting a m�banlcal Sherl0ct Holmes on your trail. The automatic ta1 in■pector­ actually an electronic compuler center-will s:o lnto operation late next year and wUI be scann­ ing all tu returni from ffldividu­ als and corporation■ by 1969. The Internal Revenu e Service currently picks tu returns at r1ndom to eheck. 'rhw., the re­ turns of many cheaters are never even looked at. The new electronic Hgle-eye, in a�dition to nabbing 1.ft evadera, will speed up refunds to hone.11t folks. The computer win be able to match up return.a wilb a tu.pay­ er's muter file. The Pl'Oeedure -will provide an autom11tit check against Phl-'rioua returns and against clat11 on how m u ch an in­ dividual h111 earned in wages and salary, diVidends and lntere.111. COLOM.BUS UPI-The 1mount of work lllbe Iott: in Oblo due to etrikea and other Wot t 1toPP11e1 in JIG& WN three tJme, hl1Jaer than ttie• amount loat In INS. The a�te Jnduatrtai Relations Departm�nt repo�d loday that the nunatter o( Idle m,n daya i n - .th, at.ate wu the highest since 1948. t ye,r marll;ed b)' numer'ql&I post-war atrlte■• The· . dep,attment ii,rl,i1 •leel - blamed the . !!trike for the Jnmue. ' · ,· ' . lo.. ' ' FJ�illb� StlB Battle Foreslt F&e. - · LOS ANGELES UPI !.... An army of tirefla:hten ' battled todtyl to 1 u.ve •n eatint•lecl 1100 111 400 homea threatened by · major fl.rel raetna unclJ�ed throu1h vaat An&eln Nailooal Fomt. Forty hoD'les and cabins already have �n exten.11lvely dam11ed or deatro)'ed hl. hl11t1 which have ra­ vaged IOutbed · California thl& Wffk. LICINH ISSU■D A marrt1gt1 IICfnH hu been ls­ aued Jn Pro�te Court ta -Richard OPI.N QUllT Nl.'ly' YORK UPl-8loeb open. Youn,, 27, North Lewlaburs, Ohio, 11lxed , today foUaw, lltvdent minl1�r, ed qu)I! and Maril)11 '"""'4i1'1 ..,..I dedlne Routh, 21, dauehter ot Mr. and Ja . Uaree mont114 .. , . lln, -· Roush, lladl.o Ill>. lac •"4 -- . n TIME BAND.- This picture taken ab out 1900 shows 'the Mason ' ' ;' ' at that time ahd available for community eve nts. The picture, th� . ■ band in existence property of Harry camp­ bell, Mason, I! of tile following band member s as identified by Mr. Campbell: !st Row (I to II) ' Charles Swartz Ed Diehl, Walter Diehl, Ri ley McIntosh and Henry Fruth, Mr. Campbell did not know lbe wo men at the left In the b ack row but idenWled the other two as Law•. -1 n:nce Bttrloo and Herman . Dle,bl. MiEIGS GIN aAL HOSPITAL Admitted: Mn. Iva Field.II, Tuppen Plain■• Dl1mi111ed : James Smith, Pom­ ero)'; Hrs.. MIidred Zahl, Pome­ roy; Brenda lilcrant.· Pomeroy; Eu1ene Collini, Pometoy; Mra. Chor... Tlne and dauabt<r, Rut­ i ..d: liDulJa l(p, � !lotlom. l �--.. - .. .. ... -- - - - - . . . .. .. . . . . . .. . - . . - . �. - --- ·--··--· . -· ·-·-·-· .. .... ... .... ._ ,.. - -- - • �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 2 1 . 1960 - ------ GRAVRL Y TllACTOI Sa l ea a nd Service M2 E:. M111n St. Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-2975 7·21-tfc USED GARDEN tractors and mow• ers. Rotary mower blades shar­ pe ned . Custom mowmg and plowing. WANT ADS ", , West Columbia P ERSONALS uppe r JuestIi of Mr , a nd Mr.i . s . f\i l ey tut week were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fry an� daughte n and CONlilSTENT DEPEND.USLE IIESULT!I I Mrs. Lloy d Fry, Rio Gra nde. 26" BOYS' ROADMASTER B icycle BATES Mrs. Gol.:lia Baas of F1o r i d a spe nt Basket and l ight. Reason.able Wedi esday with Mrs. Harry Halls• Roy Coleman, Lincoln Sl., Mid· C cent, pe,- ,Hrd , o ne insertion. Minimwn el\ar&e - 60 cent,. cott. Mn. Basl!I, forme rl y of Bandleport. 1 hone WY 2-3882. I eent, per word fo.r three colbieouU ve 1Jlsertio111. croft, has cJisposed of her property '1 20 3tr �•I - on.e D't61tth for 30 ce.nl J per word. there and pl a na to reside perFull r•� of 4 ee n l.5 per word wi l l be charicd for ad verlisitli 50 LEGHORN LAVI.NG HENS. mane n tl y in Florida. lf not pall!I within lU days an.er receiVUll bill. Oliver 60 tr.1 c tor in fine shape. Mr . 11nd Mrs. Cla rence Jo� nson En-or-. in Advertisina - Should be repc--tf'd �ediately. The Ca l l G. A. Deem afler 7 p. m. of l-'t. Pleasant were rece nt guests J>aiJv Sentinel •lll not be r e5ponsible- for more Ul&n one incor­ 7 20 6tc WI D-3088 Racme. of their daughter, M rs. Homer rect lneertlon. Bl a nd and famil y . tir.ard of T�aob a nd Sipecial Notice, o! l-:\·\" 'lU SUJO. Obi1uarie1 1 90 ) Ma rine Suppl ies · Mr. and Mra. Chester Martin a�d publilbed ,11 1 Cft'll per word. son, Chetfie, or Sand Hi l t Rd., Pl. . t MO. V Di\ YS ':IORDS I DAY i DAYS Utli0 IOATS AND MOTOia ti! Plc.a.sant, visited his parents, M r. Fra nk Va nMeter, who has bee n 60c 00c $ l .ao lD $4.00 and up while th� lat. Mtt,... and Mrs. Cecil Marti n Tuesday il l at his home here, is irnprovi ng. 141.00 fl ,20 $ 1 .8(\ � 60c polh•n MotorL 600 I. Main evening. S:?.20 Ray Roush of Clifton 11pe n t sev• $ 1 .M fJ.00 7ac 7l> WITH EAat St., POffieroy. Phone WY..2-IUO. Mr. and Mrs. Dona ld Lewis of era! days with hls cra ndpa rents, 1 , , • 24_!fc Ada, Nttel.Yed by 10 A.M. will � in that day , ,.per. Vien na spent Su nday with her mo- Mr . and Mrs. Da n Marr. .C - GALLON 1 ther, Mrs. Ju l ia V an Matr e. A niec e I I 0--For Sale or Rent Mr. an d Mrs. Hoy Edwards of I P\JIOIASE YOU RECEIVE Carol yn Johnson , accompanied Toled o spent a few d a)'8 here with them 'home fer ii. few d ays visit. ll) HOOM HOUSE ON auTI·EnMr. and Mrs. Homer Johnson Mr. ar,d Mrs. George Joh nson and l I I N . ot1 ces - • -1 8 ) Auto NUT Av e . Phone WY 2-3775. , pent Saturd ay in Parkersburg I Lorna and with Liuie and Harry s 7 20 6tc [ TIAM/TE AND PEST CON T ROL 1 1 959 C J I E V HOLET VS lM Air Andrew s and Kate Van Meter. shopping. I ltr Pi!!ln. FrH in�t lon. h1&ur- I 2 dr. Sedan. $2 ! 95. A l most l i k e Mr. an d Mrs. George Parso ns o( M d ay, N tty Nationwide. Phone R. the day it was sold. Power I To l edo is \'isitii:ig his brother. Carl , R 1 t 1 4• °,.';rs. Stanley C� l l ey and fam t ly P araons , a nd other relativ es i n I •"d A. S.rwlce 'Sf.tllon W Y 'J.. glide. H & l l . U l aeltnars. Pom• 4-26-tfc of N�w Haven v1sHed Mrs. Lucille it;fason County. eroy. 7 - 2 l -6tc E1GHT ROOM Hoo.JS>:. two fiv• [ Har r uon on Mond ay. room apartment.I. A. N. Bengel . NOTICE 1 95,. UU ICK Spcci;il 4 dr Sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Go ldie Bass vi&lted M r. Guy Stewart a nd 1 1-2 Uc P one WY2-3272. Back-to-Sthoo l Sweaters are hero . U u ru; fine. Ulaellnars, 5495 h a nd Mrs. Harry Johnson the past son, Guy Edwart.l, of Diamon d , W. Lay awa y . pay .is conveni£"nl a nd Pomer oy. Va., are spend i ng a week with rela7_21 . f:1tc 3 ROOM f'URNJSHED APART· week. the sweater problem for tho�e Rev. an d Mr11. MENT l ocated at 256 South Wi l he l m of lives here a nd in New Haven . lillt rhil l y days ie .,olved. The 1 954 J'UNTIAC St.ir Ch ief 4 dr. Cheshire cal l ed on Mr. a n d Mrs. Catheri ne Berkl�y of St. Al bans J, ·ourth streel, Middleport, Ohio, Sedan . $495. Wor th rn ud1 more. Shoe Bux . Middlcporl. visite d her 1iater, Mrs. Bill Oh• Pearl Nlchol 1o n Su nday. nice ly decorated. UtlUtlea fu rU l aellnars, l'omeroy 7·21 -6tc nished. Lau ndry f•acilllles. Phone Mrs. Howar d Jo h nson an d Mrs. 1 mger an d fami· 1Y II urday, SQUARE OANCIN{; . SATURDA Y Mr. and Mrs. Altun Johnson and WY 2--3346 or WY 2-2188. Earl Ingl es of Ma.son, M r . and 1950 1-"0HD :S E DAN . good tire11 n ight at L£'gLOn Hall, itut l and. · fO LAND OP OLD NOICOMiS--The Milwaukee rls spent Fri da y night with Mr. I i tT MAKI 18 6tc DIDN'T 7 g Mrs. d Jack Goa and children of !Jr('s two also exlr,1 and i,:ood , m. p. 12 Lo 23, 8 Starling Ju l y p IC 1 · kawa y vif.ited Mr. a nd Mrs. an d M rs. George Jo h nso n e nroute Road'• crack ■treamllner Hlawath& Ua a tangled mau near • two suow tires . go ucl bal lery, _________ ___ 7 20 3 1 p J n,�•,�••• � ,• •-•, • •a 1 t "'--., ., £TWw -.. ......�v � "' ....... ... c Pau• 11 pp Sl th wh m -- ---~ Herman Cartwright the past week home to C hest er, W. Va. after a On' Y Irns 3., U'"' uv m1 1 cs an d has 4 ROOM HOUSE. PHONE; TUrne r --' ,.,.,...,,g, Scme St puaangera were lnj'" ..... ,... none 11er-81 • ,-·•· HOOT.) · G i n � WANTED M FDICAL Mr. an d Mrs. Alexande r l'' ox tour ove r the Skyline Drhe and bee11 ust•(L very 1 I. 1 1 1 c 1 1 1c L" ast 7 1 8 6tp 2-3475. 1 d. unaca " came out and driver the truck enilneer Both ly. _ 1oua ___ _ ---· e and seng, Bl ood Hoot, Wild Gingpr, childre n of Chesler, w. v, ., through Vi rgi n ia, M"y la nd , Pe nn • -Tracy, r<•ll five years. Mn . Ev _ Yellow 11001, May App l e ltot)l, visite d his parents, Mr. a nd Mn. Pomeroy lt JJ Nu. 2 . o ., Ba l l NORTH SECOND AVE,, MIDDLE· 1 RAY FAVOlllD Mr. an d M rs. Paul Turnbull of apallment. PORT Fu'r niahed H. W. etc. One of Ohio best m .e rkcl Fox d uring the weekend · · Run 11.oad. Td e p hu n e WY 2 UPI _ So n ny Ray, I CAGO CH n were visiting wit h Mr. an d Maso 1, f loc11tio11. i de a l for 2 conatructio n workers. \J Mrs. Clarence Ward a nd dauover 40 yrs. sartu• 7· 2 1 - 3tp 6746. fourth among the rated once Mrs. Ned Hen ry, Frid ay. Rent reaso n ab le. Cooldnlil fatilghter Bre ll da Lee of Columbus reE. H. Morst", Albany, Ohio. - ----- -'' i.Yerything In Hardware" a l d l ight heavy weigh t& was wor ns M r . and Mrs. George Bur ' ities. W Y 2-&393. 7 1 8 6tc McArthur Road Next to Tenn. I � urned home S �nday after speRd· slight favorile today to beat Eastalo ng with the Couples Club, ha d W. Main �I. Pomeroy 7 · 21 -Btc • mg a we Ga& P lant. with her parents, erncr lly Rya n o n televisio n toa d in ner at the home or Mr. an d Mr an !' I GAS, FUEL O I L and coa_l fur. FIVE ROOM unfurnished apartd .nus O,car f BIRTHDAY PAR rY H el'U'y Mr · . · · n ,· ,ht o p,,ve nt h,· m from •011mb· I er, Ne w 11 a ve n , :m · M rs. Harry M"l"I AT TIIF. ment with bath and 1bower, ° SPECIA'= na cea · c a IL" I or frce es d . Mrs. Do n Q_u,_sen berry and '' "l!UCK r. an d M rs. Ch ar Iea Carl• M . I 1mates · ••al unit, ne wly . i ng into the top 10. , Satur d ay evening. dlo= arbag , Wagon rrst. J 01111ncr r . . ., 33 ,nd 7 Forema n & Abb 0 tt ' Mi<ldl epor t· rami t , Alhe ns, vu11 ted th e He nry1 " . wri ght were hoJil& Satu rday after"33"" Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bake r, Sun Y rede•o•ated. Phone WY 2·11 on S.at . 23 1111d Sun., 24th, I I.am6_ 1 0 day 11 party irthda surpr a noo to y ilie h We ll ston, a nd Mr. and Mrs. Iver 7.7 . tfc bu rgs 15t'. ! lot Do;ts 10c with , ' for their nine-year-old daughtl!r, -----Visiti n g Mrs. Mattie He nry the -----Stephenson, HarriEburgh, Ill., were Rauce, 11.II pop 8 {' Ills, 3.5-c Ja r 6 --� Games were p l Elaine. ay e d with past week PUBLIC AUCTION were Mrs. Ch11r les an Mn. on Ned rream Mr. callin d ice with own bott l es, g Beauty Shop. prizes be i ng awarded. Bi r thd ay Arm11trong of Columbus, Mn. Du_e to my discon tinuing house- HOUSE WITH Sunday. Henry, bars 6<:, aH candy bi.rs 2 for 5c . 7J2 1 -Stc dessert of i ce c ream, cake a nd Phone WY 2-1524 1 . sell th e following M r . an d Mrs. Ne d Henry and Alma Peck of Chillicothe a nd Mni chewing gum 2 ror �. Ba l loons keepi ng J will · unch were served. t mco ln p a my rest de nce 39 L' I rt,, f {� pa x a lc r ishe de n Mrs. 7-21-3 d George Burns a nd Cheryl De lberl eec •er, Mid dleport. N EW Unfu 3 for k. . Mrs. M ae' Toll iver of G lenwood,· Strcel i n M idd leport, Ohio, July _ . ------- _ . _ on �lUonad ' hh to Par kersburg Tuesday. ment• air co..... 8 went ml' ll 6 g T t . r h e ue l were Jen e r Rou h W. We uow have II complete 23, J P. M.: Motorola TV 24 in.; Va., visited MrS. .f'an nie Blake '1·21•1Zte WY 2-�IU, Mr. and Mra.. Kenneth Taylor B ruce and Gai l Q.irsl, Carolyn rec n t ly. TRAVEL SERVICI!. I f you are Mohair Chair & Ottoman- llare d n a t, r d n po le Mldd daughter, Sue Roush. Su11ie a nd Mary Fux, 'a C lenedda Ervin of South Side Chall· · gu in c lo an y foreign country rel! Baek Ovc;ll turfe d ( r 1wood, n Ma tlue, Rave Mrs. Cora n e P ante Bua, Ra dy Dana Lewis, Ke nneth was a Saturday night gue11t of or 11nywhere in the U. � - give Chair; Two Rocke�&• Bouk Case· Greg Lewis, Rose Mary Rob- were Su nday eveni ng 11:ue1ts of and 2' g . ; l ng chiirgc, e e Antique uo Ul ni El ai ne Cartwright. Tab Dressin u 1 a (·11 1 1. No serv ic TO 40 yra. old, lnson, Chery l Robinson, Vickie Mr. and Mrs. Ned He nry. SALESMEN, · ed her cxtn11 . TA WNEY STUDIOS, 422 ,1 Table imd Bench·, ,.__ Bar ba ra Sunday v I.nt ' "ard Table·, experJe,ice. Good Young, Uebbie Harrill, Rose E l len muat hne M"1 sses Ruth and Ell:r.abelh Mc• . Gal l ipoli11, Dinette Sd; Two ll li l lly Cahi• Avenue. d nts, gran e par Second Mr. Mrs, nd a Will• route and commldion. ABC Roush, Chester Rou9h, . n r M Curtis lnlosh of Charlesto visited Ma,bl"e Phone G I IJ- Hll5 or GI 6-1243. neh.· Meta l w,,d,ohc ,· C l eaners, Muon, W. Va. 7-12-Uc Roush, J . C. Colley , Susi e Warns- a n d Mrs. 1-lerma n Cartwright and Iam H"ickard th e past wee k. Top Dre11sers; 3 Pt. Maple Be d Mr . . a nd Mrs. E l mer Va nMetcr 7-21 -tfc Hele n Barker, recently . Stop in or 'phone for l ey, Pa rkanna Ke lley, Linda Cal l , -- - - -- Jloom Suite; J£'nny Liud Be d · d child ren ipen t Sunday an with l el Hartford visit Zerk n Ja e of a quick CASH WAN Joy an d S u sa n Thabtil, De n n is Ceda r Chest; Maylog Woshe r Mr . and Mra. Bob Greer, Pt, P l ea• TELEVISION RADIO AND SIIALL and Robin Jo h. na on, Jenifer Van ed A nn Williams Thursda y. HinBe Tub.II; 8 D;iy Clock: l)ish e a: Phyl l is Williams a nd Richard sa nt. appliance r�pa lr. Phone Olli Meter , She l la an d Ju d y Llevi ng, ,• 38 MERCURY �edallst .2 Door 4 Gas l leuters; t.::lcctric Heate rs •• ""� -• • •I roy called on Mn. John Harrison Park ay. n nd e d Su Cam n. JeHl e Cart• _ C le o� Erwin a ao� rln � i: ul ! . � la � y� u vaca- \ L,ri:e; lla d lo : Electric Roaatet'; A.P�.lt.l•MICNTS ..::. · l'U:mllJ;ltd nd Su ay. ?(\"A, 11� M. Floyd Ruai:h, r1 a rhdtf, • • Evt1ly ni lcho l son f.Dd Uo n m thlR B i g M . It s resdy Fry Pall : warne Iron: Mixe r; 40 untum tJhed. llelU,tli11i ·jlll Mr. an d . Mrs: Cha rles Allcns• afi«f' t't11.l�kle 0i� Charles Allenswor ic::key, Mli/l. Wi da Roush, Marport. Phone WY 2•2082, to i:o. $ 14915, K11rr &. Van Zani.1l •t 11:itension Ladder; Child's worth, Cecil Gibbs and Eugene , are l Wihnsley C e c n Debra, Mrs. t,ox, Cecil 7·19• 3tc Scooter ; a window fan H and ma ny - '---- --"..:..,,-,--. - . - ifu crite Darst, Belly Pomeroy. He sso n attended a ball game at , WISTING Johnson , Thel'l\8 Chatten, Mr. Leon a an d Susie and Sammy Jo fU•NAC.I I\\UILLIR olh e r items n ot l illted. , Cincinnat i recently. d ett n vemwoo a Ben R motored to ., PON'rl AC. Chloflsl n t>cluxe "" , HOUII 1ppllancn. Arnold •.,.. 11nd Mrs. Ear l l'"'- Robinson , L 11. ura MT. ,tnd Mrs. Paul Beel er and Mrs. M. C. Hohart , ( Owne r ) Saturday, , 4, Doo r. This one can'l be beat ' rl, lfr■CIUM, Ohio Phon. Ho l l and and Laurene Lewi11. . the \ Mr. and Mrs. Cl ine ltrwin an d da ug h tl' r, ChilHcothe, visited Mr. 11-1 1-tf ---- - -- ----WY2-6.JM. al thlH pr lee. !Joo� everyth i ng Sale . cou c l u ct•d by Br11dford Clinedd11 o( South Side visited Mr. Bild Mrs. Charles A l ll!nsworth Bnd bul 1lt up aud beg. You ' ll rea ll y Auct ion Co., Ra cine, Ohio. ramily over the w eekend . and Mrs. Dana Lewis Sunday. like lt. See ror yourse H . $49 15. 7-l f:I -Otc Mr. and Mra, James Bennett, n nd a Ra e Le Lewis, Mina dy Karr & Van Zl nd t, Pom eroy. ndra and Sammy, Sa Mn. Patty l Anna Nei visite Gregory Mrs. d MI LK SHAKE machine $30.00; 7�19- 3tc l A lensworth, Chuckle and Debra. l l ey and children Co Louise at I commercia l 1.1ml!ll Bafc $30.00; , and Jo Roush, 1peo, Wedne sday 118 OLDSMOBI LE 88 4 Door SeNe w Have n Sunday. I pr. ba1rnbt1ll shoes like new at La b Alma where they e njoye d dan. BeauUful two lone blue. nd guests d Mr. a Weeken of size 7 Yt $3.00; 1 Hollerel<!ct r ic O u M ontgomeroy, 16 · 2 on Mrs. Cla r Powtr steering a nd powe r ence Wamsley and fam• swimming. B efore returning hom e e 9tt: 11 haver $20.00. Phone SP:J-5944 "" ••trr upper, 9.4 on l ower. running 4 ¼ . 1 mol ored lo Waver1y an d , _ brakes. A qua l ity car. Tru l y a M"1s11 Fran c e11 Lasater, they were . C l ifton . 1y 7_19 31, [ o er . l is. 18.4 o n upp feet; Gallip . v11Jt e d Mrs. Martha Benne tt. good u luc. $9Q!t Karr & Van of Pade n City and Mr. 1111 d Mrs. Before " A ,30 o .t. ,M. _ lO.O on l ower, runni ng 4 feet: Henry Wamdey, Rochester, Pa. Mn. Bob Cuson and sons of 7 . 19. 3tc Zan d t, Pomeroy. Wllddlt...rt WY4-�Mf ._, lowe r , 9 6 Nt! w 11,nd U11cd Ma tcri;T°s __ Loc k 23 ' upper. U . i1 as Bo nn ie Wu. msley has re· Rutl an d spenl Sunday with Mr. · Mi 2 W tr o l" m or l', -1191 c l osed with 7� needl es on. '58 OLDSMOBILE 88 2 Door Sc� l·L. & K. tle<:trlc Hcfrl<c,ato, tu r ned home after spending a an d Mra. Ar ey Blake. kAUTl PUD 7 Yt cu. tt. . . . . d an. V8 Rot·ket engine with Condition of Moya blt D •mt : month's vacatio n wilh re l atlv�s 1 $ 100.00 Mr. and Mrs. Harl ey Powl!ll of "' C :fttttw 1Un dard ahlH. Go-Go-Go i n u:aliy t:halr W/ stool 115.0U Al l dams are up and running an al Rochester , Pa. Nitro visited Mr. and Mra. Elmer Yuken Nl., thl1 Nn11ppy Olds. Th e buy of 1 - l'etlelitlll Lav11t ury eum4 Ceet of trap 10 Le•k L"" close d M r. an d M rs. J ames B cnnetl Va nMeto•• Sunday. " MAMn.L IIRVICI STATION ' ,• our t,· te. ,10•• i,u. p Iete from Lock JI> through Lock 28. Karr • • Van I2 .00 Mr. a nd Mrs. Jesae Lillie and Sa nan d chi l dren. Sammy and ..,.,. fiOO A.M. Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-19-Ste I-Kitchen Air Ve nli\ulor Ohio River Boat&: Downbo u nd: Jean n e of Galion are vlalU ng re · Miss ey l ra, Leona d d an Wams AINn, asA -Electric (n e w) Lock 13, Hen McCool J : 30 am, Jo 25.00 t Roush, motored to Waverl y latlves an d friend, here 11nd at -e · - F'jr 1an RD Every U., 8enltf' 19&, FO!500 . 6 cyl. I - Lot Arlju11tab l c AwnO-i ,· Lock 18 Beu ve r � : 40 am, l-O·, Sandra and Jo remained for a Cheshire for a few dua. c d · n 1 iharp, cream Cl ub I n &, each , . . . . . . . . . . 10 .00 AIR CONDITIONil'fG, REFRJGEB- Lock 1 9 Phi l o 6:3 0 am . 0_2 ,. Mike short visit. Mn, Edith McDaniel, Mn. Mel. A l· ••• Tr" n r sh, automatic t - ¼ Uag f and bi . l cctric C cmi:n l � C·re d itor 7 : 25 am I B- J ; · Lock 21 vin Roush and Ella Jane visited ser_vi<:t. Jack'a Re fri1era• atlon Mr. and Mrs. Charl es All e na• drive. Sure lo plea1e you, try . Mixe 1 · Cotton Queen 6:25 am 3·8; Janie worth a nd fami ly viaited Mrs. Mra. Elia Rickard Sunday. 111 o 2 1-'bon• tl H.ven. New l\, It. l l lf�&. Karr & Va n Zandt, l • Lot S�re� JackM each . . ::: M •·,- G•·ven Stewarl v!alled Mr11. 8-2S·U D . 7 : 3 o am l ·O; Loc k 23 E l ger Lea h n 31531. 'II ensworth and S 1.111Ie oI 7•1l>•Ste t ·• Pomeroy . •• ·o Pl ywood Bo:i 1 Cl iff UM) pm, f-O; Plttsburgher Middl _____ __ ___ ____ 100.00 Emma Rlckard Saturday enning. eport Thurlday eveni ng. A•JCTION d • ? : 46 pm. 22-0; City o( lhmtlnRMr. and Mrs. Vernon Roush 'D8 CADILtAC. Hard Top Coupe. 2- 0nly 15 H. I'. Motors 3 Mn. Roland Childers, Vienna, CMlllpl.,. hrn• lo n IZ:Jo am. !9-0: Kock£'! l : �O Phaac 220, each ... 50.00 The muk or aucce■a. Here 'a cal l ed on Mr. and Mn. Joh n Ha r- and childre n, M■aon, vi1ited Mr. Crttt .,..,.NI am, 4_0: National 2:20 am, 0 .3, and Mrs. Ted Riley Sunday. )lour tha nce to own Amerlca'a I-O nly ' Skill Saw' F.let'trk - R0b crt E. riaon Wedne aday. Wtllt, ,.._. tt ClfttNt u bo d: G a111po118 Hand ■- w 8 Y4 -4 Dla dea Mr. and Mrt. Kenneth Kearna •l America'• lowe■l f lne&t 11 Mr. Freeman on hn Mra. o d J an � am, 7-0 ; CiRci n natl P l0:20 and Caae. Heavy Duty Reed '13.00 A. C. BIADl'OltO, lllielM, O,.ie. � · John MournPrlce .. A true value. ,1 aas . and Chuckle and Ken neth Bass viaited Mr. and M•• [ Ing Sunday, \ ·AdJu ■ lablc lronl na T1:1blll 10:GO am, no tow reported ; Lewis y. Pomero & Karr Van Zandl, . CWTH, WOOD BUT POACii 1 1 : 00 am, o-S: Lock 23 Ovec J Z :Ol5 M r. and Mr1. Geo rge John■on, <12x32 . . . . , . . , , , . . . 25.00 1·1D-3tc George a nd Berry enjflye d a picn ic ne., •had1e■, cI oti\ ,!'l"Cb 2-Garden Culllvators, cafh pm 7 . 13 , Trl-StY te 4 4 0 pm g-0 ' 5.00 . ---- --- - � _ -. , .. _t�d swimming at Letart 11la nd W • 1 1awn na:1, vene_.. • '� - CHEVROLET. '!57 Int. i,, truck. I-Loi Aabe.11to, Sl d lnc Shin• Kanawha R iver BNb• Wi�(ieJd ' turd1Y· tll dow . ,ha aa d ' , Atlas 1 1 3() p m, down with 7 ,,.. u glea J. M., per I() . . . . Low mlle11ae. Swal1c l '1 A&h l a n d 1.00 Ann William, and Janel Zerkle ' ., ale Wlp 1 Station, Pum eroy WY 2-303•. I.tot Dovoe Shlnile Slai n, D pel, i ,. '1/bJOII f-vo empUe,. �a:���� motored to Charl es'!' · I P9mero,. ' l()tCI ___ e 18 6tc ;:n . ' 15 Dr 1i1 , -�ith (T.'1 I M r■. Anna Erwi n an d Clenedda ' allachmenl, . . . . . � Tl. 00 - I -. . of South Side and To n la Coller of � 1 11 LIGAL NOTICI . COll?�li INSllllA!i!ll" 00 ' Now Haven vuned Mr,. Lucille ■TROPOLITMI MOTOtll DAVID C. M ILLIR 'hl lD. l Suktct blda wlll be rece ived by · Harrison SUnday night and Mon· teetlon W., Aut� � 1,t.1 louth Third St,__. _, the un deral&ned for the ,ale of lhe 11. il,; 0 Milli, day. r-,■... -,,. ■,· " Mol lo • It. """'' Autie Mi l lho ne reside __ � ,, Oh ___ ,.'::: Mldotlopo,t, Ohio. nce located ,,_ Larry Lff. Fox ·i, with the Na• l"hoM WY 2-3611 or -at 850 Eut Main Street, Pomeroy, ti on1I G uard Headquarters ,t 190& Form ve cu,tomllne 4 dr. PhDM WY 2-51'1 Ohio. Seal ed bids must be present- Ki ngwood. Sed1n. 179:i. Showa t l\e bc1l of ( 2 1 ) "ea ___ ed on• or before August tat, . 1960 , '1-19-21 ·2lc care. Bl •cltuau, Pomeroy. Mrs. Mabel • _ Bum11:ardner o f _ _ _ _ _ ____ Dro- al 10:00 o 'clock a. m. The Execu- Leapic vJ1l 1ed M rs. Cl11 n Williama 1-Zl -lt. REGISTERED BEAGLE pup!I three FOR SALE : lVA BROWN pert.y reduced price, 1 room,, tor, Clyde G. Mi l l honc, wi l l con• month• o ld fro m 1',D-C H stock -� ·- ·--· bath, a11, hot water heal, 2 car alder acce ptlng bldt1 for property Priced rea,onable. 11. i:;. Swai n, • down town. on in1tallmen t basis. The underaaraire. · CIOH Tupper, Plains, Ohio, Pho ne I si ned reserves ri&ht the to re,: Above hi&b water. 228 Cole St., Co olYJlle 3706. 7-19-Stp Middleport. OUlct Phone WY 2· J et any and all bid1. - - - ---�-- __ , Crow. Crow & Porter MJ:O, RH. Pboft,tl WY 1·2917. TRY A DELll;IOUS 1'�\sh Sa nd' Attorneys at Law '1·19-lltp wlch. J,ck '1 Dairy B11.r, Midd leIT) 21' 22' 23• 28. 29• 30, Sic perl. T-ltl-Btc NE:W HOUSE; TWO 8EllROOMS, . � • ' • •• i ·: ,. • • : 1 ¥� " " Iarce Uvlnc room, buUl-ln tlldl· l REGISTERED MALE BEAGLE en cablaeta. Ill •u• 1' ln.qhea. Gun broke. 18 moa. . .1 ' � f ' I ' . • • ' • • • • .., ••• •-.:;• '\,\ 't . ..,.,, .... 1 .1atect.'11 lir,ie, _ _, piitt, ' lU ':(bo t old. Tom Reuter, Phone WY 3. To � lold Hloh llddor '1•1Utp front111. WrlPt Street, /pft IBM. On l!le 2'th il;y ol July 19tl0 1t Mulbvrr Avt. tlllQO.OO. 1 th.one -th• RM!lnt A.ppUance Ston:, one lot - FOR SALE STODIO Couch, pj;j:' WY 1-nta Wilbur Youn, or 30 aallon hot water heater, one , :a end , Tab l t>s. f orm Rocker, WY fflOI VIUM ,tD4 stealer su heater (fully autom11tlc) Bel Air-, Dr. '. WE NEED il-H-57 -MODIILS · , · · , Phom, WY 2·Wl&. 7·21•3k SupplJ Ca., J01df1J)(lrt, ohla. at 10 o'clock 11. m. Thia property • \'II motoi:, powet11lde tran1., .._ power ateerin1, bnlke11, If i'l�'ilo not have your Ulle w: ;.Ill - y 'iieur. car off. · will not be ,old for le11 tl\an $100. �ol9I:11 Uaed Car 1 Wllod 11"11, llood whll•w.11 Rat:ine Appliance Store See out. used car manager 1t Preston 1 • •'OR SALE SIX room ·house in ' tint, ftC"tory air conditioned, By Ralph Johnaon, Mar, I.pt:--·, I ' " ! ' ' Syr.euse on Ith Street. Phone omtroy Wrltht It. l" apoUen , lrite rlor, beauUlul ('1) 14, 18, 21, Ste · G1lllpolla SI t-a8Q or WY 2 wbUt o\'er red flnl1h. ! bedroom, •�tomatlc heal, 7•21-3lp 6880, WAS '1785 city water. Price no roa f:J I! I II U66.________ I I I I I I I t 9 ) For Sale _.a... I 17) H I W d �, """ ..., ., .�, • •• """ ""'" "'�"" •-• •-· �•• if-' "'"� • •• (20, Business Servic , es & I o,�. m,-, • ••-• $6.15 a gallon ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. REPORT I CO/NC DUI Of BUSINESS I rroa• u JUST 2 MORE DAYS LEFT! ■ MORE and MORE • - ��=-.!',.-..!::: li •••••==a-·::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;�, Kelly T1" res ,tn . •.if ( 20b ) ' l nsur0�(!�.J 'b:1t�-�t�nd. , a. Legal Notice "' POWELL'S I l Estate Lodles ARCH SHOES ■e w1ao1e•• .U...-• c� SERVICE STATION 'ti.. , ...=� 1957. CHMOLO N EW HOMJ Now $1699 POM EROY OTQR CO. - �• OBIO tesoo, down payment, f80.00 per month, !!AY like rent VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY l'HONI WT Z-27Q9 7•21 ,IIITC ,.11-ttc __ _ to)� ,1.aml>lr _,._ 24-a for Sale ot Trade . , C A R,, $ ' - - $4.33 -- Lodi•• As■orted SPORT $HOES - $1 .88 Ladies CLOSED FLATS Lodl11 CLOSED FLATS - $1 .31 - $1.C>q Lodi■■ FLAT SANDAL$ - - - $1.37 ' Ladies FLAT SANDALS - - . "; $2.00 We Need Good Clean Late Madel Legal Notices -- Lodl■s CANVAS FLATS - - $1 .37 We Wa nt To Buy f tum�, $0 HURRYI HURRYI ; , · Cash For Yciur Car.': ,_ · ·, - · 1.adi•i ·W EDGIIS• -.:. .. � - .:.::�oo Men�s ORESS Sl:IOIS; oft■ $4.00 Men's DRl'.SS Stf�IS, ,�, � �l-1-<�00_ - -· Legal Notice- · to T• loo Sel,I 1'lo Hloh Blddol On tbe a?th daJ of July 1980, on e Sle1ler Ga■ Heate r, fully auto­ matic, al th, Ra�in11 Appliance Store. This pro pcrtf will not be told for le&a tha n $100.00. Racine. Appli■n� Store B7 Ralpb Johftll>n, Mar. : ('1)1 lt, 18, 31, 31C � '' - PRESTON FO RD · Used Car Lot PHONE WY W4H • ( . , !)' POMEROY, ' 0. - Stan On Today Katie I>oonar Show Topper Doqh Re M! . &!!!<)',ii•� . 114•dm•d . ticlij \,i� !Ill Prlendl &ii• � Beat ¥�tr !'.-. 11,eport• Weather Te:ler John Daly Newl Flight Stev e Canyon Donna Reed The Real MeC'oya Jea nnie Carson Show Unto,•chable1 Sea Hunt New.! Tonight Scanning the W'Htber Sports Tonight t.te Show CliliiIIHI I ... Fi'lday 8:00 Teachen Workshop B:SO Romper Iloom t:30 M ovie .....,... !'by Ydtir l(andl Pike !I Rlfhl COil£0hhotfon Ttufh 'or Con�uence, ii Cbtld 11< Y"° id ffii,- Nefi:; ••f•ttme e 'ha Young Theater �..., J)r. Malone tram 11le8e J\ool■ ComedJ Pll)'bau.se Adven.,ture Tline .:tteafflboat Blll '1t1t"' Kid Mule In the Round Jim Thacker Sbo• Weathereut r,ew, ,1e1.n, Huntley Brtuklev -te,on. D e ath Valle)' Days This Man Dinon Fa'.vorlte Story Wichita TO\Vn Pla)' Your Hunch Mssquende .Party Moment ol 1':!llir Ne\11.'s l'.eadlli,el WeatUFotit Jack iiaar ShO"tt" Sip 011 -w �H�fN, ... Chan"'1 1l - ftui1d11y a, ti:� t l :30 l"2:00 12:30 1 ,llC) • l:IO 2:00 2'30 3:00 3 ::1(> •:di} 9:30 .. T:00 7:!('I 9:30 9'00 \0:00 IOc!O 1:00 11:10 1 ,1:15 U:ZO Your Euo Rtporter I Married Join Ret1.tlta1 Gun Love. That Bo:., About Faceo Medic Day ln Court Gafo Storm Sbo• :e�at the ql�k Who Do You 'J}'lllt Atnerlcan Bandatatid Rln tin Tin San Franoaco Beat l\epert,. t•-r Weal.Mr Teller Joh n Daly New• Budd.- iUucheT '1bow Walt IJianey PreM-Dtl Man From Blackhawk '17 Sunset Strip The Del,ective& Black Saddle The New Tonight Se-anllinJ the WeatbeT &pert■ Report Late Show � ,,oe ,,1a C:80 1:00 &:30 1:00 •:1& 1:20 1:30 f:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 (1:00 11:10 11:15 Th• ''ll'llhlet i>a' 'I'll, m t The St� . " Th The The LIie' of Rllo,1 Arthur J. Sml�... A Look al \he \n1th,r Jule lll•L"i4 'shew ,!\mos 'n tJndy U. S. M�il1 1ni)tble !!Ill, P\,lyhouse of-Stan Jo,mny Ringo · 1.l!it . .G~111e•ll'I Slliilj(I . llti!J Adventure' The ater To Tell the Truth. Ne"8 A Lpok at tb" Weather Theater IS O . �Jll: (f , ,, t: r:�-:. �'::• 1 1 1 :30 The Clear Horizon Love er Life , tao .i.:.earch for Tomt rrow l :1i '.l'he Guldlnl'L,ighl 1 ·GO ·Debt ol lhe City j;3t, Al t& W orld Tu.-111 hll Clrde !1"41 Mi Linllleller e 'llllllonalre • •M e \ttrdiet is Youn 1 1 I llrllltte• Day 1 ,00 ; ,:00 :,:ui · l: 8 dae 0f=t J:fO The Three Stooge, t:111! The l,lle o1 RlleJ l:IIO ,uth* J. Smllh-l'IWf l:�0 A LGok at the Weathet J:lt ty Bowline Clinic Iott. ,\.mett :,• M>i1J Mlnhaln : Ra�, bide Hot,! oJ, t>;,.e VIK"' Vlllalle 9;30 l)e�ber llrid e 10,00 ,...Olg!ot Z'one 'Person to Person . 1:00 ll:10 at me Weatber 11:IB eater IS. • J CBS Nen , ,_. . I: • Captal)I 1:09, 1 �'-� � de · ltl:30 �Bf l:ff I: cu 8:30 7: 90 '7:02 '1:30 T:4B 1:00 1:02 8:05 8:11)-: 8:�$ t:to 9:02 & :IO ·,• • � • '""'' l!l,p On i\fioit Star newa RFD New■ HeadllnN Break'la1t Put)' Picken,. ·Hardware Show Bre1kfut New■ l1e&dliftei " Spo'rta Report . e....11u1 PlliJ u 1'arty ·Ne.,.., llre■lifq\ Parti. . !f>t1n;' .. : '" ; , ' Party l,O:• Coflit 'l'lffll '·• . • '', · : 10:_ N,- llernln1 De¥<1IIOru. , i I · ,:: M.11 ..t•• : :::a m..1:�M ""°"..:1'!'.'_�.� _, •,�. � O!.( .,____ _ 12:flO. OIi 8' . �l:lt)Ul5 THAT° IF SN t f'RtNT I T. l ll f l:ID !00 �cRS � tifWSPAPeR! 11.E . : Fa.lflCAI. � ' llll!D A �T l�FU9CE I I :• J; 1a-J: . ' , !II.Ir, ooc .. OOtl' T � em- '' ' •• � "THAT c,KF. • :r:�qV;J! ��h ;l;; t, :!��..:t:r-1131!. I 1 I tlti!!lt ffilJilllm ,._i!!,. w ) lifll ·111 11111 h. P.....i,l · ' l •�r-m:�'1�f School gymnasium at 3:00 P. Saturday, July 3otb. 1 . , 61 Tl� ep;'_"' et, ·. 1 • ---- --- t!uh. .. �ll'li 11'1, m\h Ill cliairihan t h ronftnl le� in chute. The contest r ul es ind replat10n11. are as ft,do"r. , 1. lleti:iftf't(io"b wrl at M . . S•\H111¥, �.� t:90 , llo\h. !. Numbe1's Will b� 1. 1ued foieach baby at the time of rql.F ll'atlon. 3,- Babies' paten�• must l>e U11dl!nta of MalUn Cduttty. • " · Competen t out-of-county Judf es will ielecl the win nei'1: · 5. The winnen will be seleetef on the basis of �aut, . alonti. 6. Contest MU be hel d on tht stage of ffii!: Pt. Pleasant High School auftitorium. e In com o<t months t6 li month.a. B. lfilib��·- lo 12 "'ontJ• ' t. "tll,!s-lt irionrn, lo Ill ·� l!i>J&-11 mt:1�-y;.....ia iiian1t1 .. lo 18 ! "lhoAllis !n monlhs. F. BoyB--1'8 fnbrithil to mont�a. G. Girls-24 ritonthi to months. . H . Boys-24 riiOntha . month■. � , , )J. ·�il10-i1! . WJ E H -' ' f -' Na,dl!ft Mh. � M. . . iltf,ij@l, :If&. . Bartin, �It�, ot POlnt Pleiifiant, Wife of foriler State Senator E. &rtow Jcine1, ha• ken nan1ed jtiiy commi!ISloner lOI.' M"asart J;ounty by Juda! Oli­ vor I>. K...el. - l'I. J · anes Wl:a appolnted , for 11 a (eur year tenn to !ucc eed Re• �bli�I!' Joh,n Brown o f Point .f'l!1sar\l, who1e term exjlied. Stie wtit serve with Hatry Layne Ne w Haven, Democratic Jury commissioDer. Mrs. Jones will 6e the first woman to 1i!rve u jury commiuioner or Muon Coutit),. She la arti':e in �al atid cittc affalra of Point PleilHnl 'ihd M•son Courity. t t""" "· .Ttlll For You Headll_., Jilt! For Yo • Newi · 1 J111t ·Far You Calllne,, on l!t- Pleasant NeWI 'Readifne1 •Ullc Go Round New, Music Go Rou�d NeWI Headlinet Muoio (lo RA>und Ne... . 'o)c(lo, ftound ...bl!J &,ore, . ll'li Go llound .JI� ll••illlil" RA>un� B:41! � ..WI koUDd•up n • So � 11,.. ··ee,,1 ' �&lllf i-r1udo I ��12:IO 1:00 1 :02 1:30 1 :30 2:00 3:00 3:02 . B :30 3:3& f:00 4:0'> 4· f:lffl �•ti!> B,11& . t:IO I I \ "\ 1. I • a, IIWLTI -� ! Iring• Ytu The • ,. 13·39 g,oo , ' '� · ,· nntl 13 .. F..U.y Up To The ro:so too, * Minute i.. .\ ul_ e· :-fio,o Diily Prowarn Sch_ ed_ Mason llJtws co,nty ,,' MlWS PlrtY 1 TIIMs l>dy . . ,w� ,:. '., Bna1'fA' •• l!'-41110 ,AM 8:$� Bre.iul " B:._I !"!II!. G9 ,, 1��5- �-M :{ �"·�::J:' l� ft'.ru�&1 ' ,,,, ,.,• ,, e� • cml'«flr'ef."'' ,.e:D �, i •• ' · ; 10,u'· ilidto Jl1tii�ll ,1 ;;Iii� � . :::; ���'fflm, ltOl 1 'PM �'i,:«, .••!2 - --� PliNUff "I'm S,nUJn,-,.l'lil E�ln11 The Prell)' &,by .Conle1I" :i�:r�i.'t�: � T_ V_C _h_a_ 'n n_e_ l13 lh:'A.J.{iG,l'ls--ll $25 to $1000 Kl'iy .a.:..ll l.i' I.I (all DI•• C. tH Ebersbach Hardware I &45 T� 0:00 1:30 i(r:00 • .-00 D:'!O e:00 l';� 1:40 41:flli 1:CJ . 1:30 8:00 8:BO 9:00 9:30 10:30 11:00 11: 10 .l l : 16 11:20 w1th MEADY • CASH I I -�� • 1:00 9:SO 10:00 10:30 U :00 11 : 1(1. 11:15 l:QO Bot -..... )-roduclir'i Choleo Bachelor Father Ford Show You ttet Your Life Take A Good Look New■ H...-dH.nea Wt1thercaal J1ek Paar Show Si&n Off ll:116 1 1 :00 1 1 :ib Ll«I l2:9� l :00 1:1b '!:;t 3:00 3:30 1:00 6:31 5:otl 6:30 8:00 1 : 10 1:211 1:ao ti:·¥1 T:00 7 :SO 8:00 !1:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 · 1 :00 l. l : 1 0 11:llli ' ·00 WC;H S-TV Channel 8 a.a.ti��., GET THE JUMP ' � on SUMMER EXPENSES I �ac·�e.. e . Clrannel 3 ·· Frldar •••,•••• 1 I ( 8 ) Auto Sales st · Is Reported .. � II ..,., ! ,,oo '"'° t:48 .Z,(\c) -, :,0 • I 1t"fton I\JeWS I ';30 I r Bil i:o u:23 I I __ �- _ _ _ _ __ I .,. FREE I l'ljzhou.. �fure Theatet l!!Anibilil ,Ill Pr..!oo f111t I. s&uu, Show We■lhert■at Ni'wl PICtUP Runt1e1 'Brlnlt; P.eport Wblrlrblrd, • • • • AND Sa les F Or en tfl t111n..l. VAN GUA RD HOUSE PAINT PHON E WY-2-2 1 57 I Cltallll t ... ftMllf11y 'Ibis Ye,,r'1 Ben B111 I l l WS.U-TV Chann•I •••••••• So.:iety News a Dally l,entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 21, 1900--7 Mr. and Mn, Le!ter Foreman ,ylvanta, Delaware and All■ntlc we re supper guesta or Mr. and City and other place. on the Eut :Mn. J. F. Thabet and famll:, of Coaft. Mason . Thw-.day Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lytl e an d daughter, Gee Gee, of c l i n tOD, O. , visited briefly Saturday wl tb M r . and Mra. Vernal Johnson The LY· ties were enroute to So�th CaroL"l nl! 1or a two weelts vacation. Mr. a nd Mn. Kennelh . Kearns a nd son spe nt Sund �y with Mr. WEA TH ER,G UARD and M�s . John Mournma. Mr. an d Mr� . . Howa_nI Johnson or P_t. Pleasa n t visited his father, Morris Joh nson, Sunday even in&. Mrs. Bob Barto n , Mel o nie, Mark an d Nicky. Ravenswood , visited Mr. a n d Mrs. Georg'e Joh nso n a nd .Mr. �nd Mrs. Louis Young and family Saturday . WII�� . ,•.-�­ I'\: --�-,i. OaJlnlJl '!f•· ,l@fDtJ'8 n·e· 11 ffl · . I;' . R1ad·i.J.f � i � .· ft{ _'ia..t, 'i'lii 1'11>1��tll>. �fl$l R,n- �9 nan Area · 'tto'\i:nty tiad 24 plcnic al � � 'pl ,ind Ro1dsid! · Jul 1 1 . 36 fotl�ht Well! piea&nt fol' the au,, · .: ' Mri.' Eat.ht? Wmiamt · . :Rall lfld ctiil .,., � ean Bia� 1 .llhtl.i!lj il . r�n. � ADO ch!I ren, :Q:. r,11. Vr et Hone, an d chUdretJi · Mn.\'- Anna Holley &t\d cbildf,eq;. HJ'j: Anna Bell ch!IJl1•jlo lllr•• Helen femt)t.,, Mr,s. Loulae i!l!'IHi. ���� Etlm,n 8 and chilctr,ri, :Vn. lfene Dix•� . ll\1d, �},\jl;lre•, . Mri. Jean lh!toq, l!\d �,.-,'Jl1athle!!ll Marn­ b:outt )ll�n doi�� Healtli nurse . te -lits�. . ' · '1\4 Mftf TO 'ioll\!iRSOA'I' · The Roel. 'SPfLJli'i 13etter Heslth Cltlb wih rft"e�t Tlrut'i'dly at 1 p. m. with Mrs. Will lallt Ra d ford. Mrs. Hom er llid'fol-d a nd Mrs. w. A · Morgah as hostess�s. keeds,ille �ocietv "Events ly MIN Lucy Klbblt Robert Lee tdwards or the U. S. Navy who is stationed at Canton -.pent the weeken d here wUb his ·parents, Mr. an d Mrs. B, i.. Edwa rds a nd 11 111.er, Mrs. Dorothy Cl!hdollar. C. H. Harris and grand daughter of Atheni wtre callers he re Thure day. , �rt. Flo11it Petty of Loa An• p1H, C1Ut., 11 1pendin.c · her"vaca­ Uon fterti �t tbt;., home of har tQ)l•!ll•li'!' lhd daufhte. M,. and Ml■., If. L. l!b•\oli• . . kr. and Mr,. )ilJ�on BJ,)e Jr., are Oft a vAdUoi\ blp to FlartdaJ elllidren ue 1i.11ng In ,Greenfield with relstlves d11ring thei r absence. ,,'. Word has been rff'llffd ' here ol the blrth cet J,�, 1!11. llfonda,, to Mr. and an.. Gary Walton of Columbu11;, Gralldparent■ �re Mr. and lltl. Girl Willlfll tiia Mr. and M,a. lticoI: ""'ho - - ---· L!i' ��. • i.'': ' ' •, I. I!, ,, NA� . ·, . ·,, HM ··· AN OLD GA$ MAS K IT'S A SH A M I:: TO· LET0 IT Go TGl WASTE ' . • -� ONIOK AND GARLIC FARM ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 21, 1960