https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d5c231a6a794b8d5fe0042ced1b64267.pdf 79e03e85e1bee2b3a03c69defb79b9c2 PDF Text Text --•• - )� • 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 �·--· • F'rsnris Mo n tgom e ry, La n gs v ille. 2--Daily Sen t inel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., July 22, 1960 r('n a nd You t h rtsol u1ions whlrh they we re supper 111ueat& Saturday l V lilvnred that c1 11at iunw1dl" p rogram r . .11 1 1J M rs. Chari� SimpkLnl. M of b<' developed lo ('o pt� with Lht' pro Sha ron Holter Q{ B.ashan spe nt ble m Of pubht �diool d ropouts 1 week w.ith her COUli n , Rosalie the P!lr T he l o u ne i l .i bu \ Oted 1 0 ac Davis. g Me1p rept spnn sor�h1 11 o r tht' lt:rs. Peul LitUe is hom e from Cou nty Fair rod-; and roll con114t r Hospital after being a su rHol:r:e ft1111 • f q :t o ht' s1agecl i n r<1nJunct 10n with ,. g1cal patient fo r two week!. K iddies l l;,.) · · M. fl_ iimmeN, truck drh·er l lueE Mrs. E t hel Snowden spe n t a .'"\JI i . 1,rturulman for the Apl)l;l1d11an r son, M r . and i he with l cutmc days few tht• of hors . ht mPm JuJy 22 . � n; P.o,,er Co1PP1nY. Poin t P l l'D!>a n t was prf'Srni f.,r l bt n ig ht � mN• t Mn. Harry S nowde n and David uf whole. earned y profits the The rovers cont over Bl'nd ers Junior roy ome The P Dlstriot, WH awan:h::d his 25 ) l'ar Ill" w i t h Hilt' � h�t•nl • By United Pm, lntern•tianal re- Pt. Pleasant. . d Se111or 4-H Clubs will spon sor n a drug " finance to matter costly a It Is pl generhas companies g manufactur rug c y I b n receotI y . ser Vice m · Ann, Ha ndy a nd B etty Ja ne a n ice cream social on Li ncol n I ..t'(I a t ed more heat than tight. One reason for that enormous . T WO Spr ouse W'er e Sund ay guest$ o r t are ·' O sen d huai-ds the and ch sea· 1' 0,0 11'.'.' I '.ott>u · ·1·t r Today is F rid.1y, July 22, th, l le1gh1:S, Friday b.e2innlng at 5:30 , _ t> • , 0 1 .. Guy was employ e d Ju l ,· t 0 W 1J I with 1 62 d c 1 \. d ramatic examples of this ran be cited. One Joyce a nd Keith ca rpen ter, Pomt 2041h day of the year, misunderstanding of lhis esa�� is a widespread p. m. Home mad� ice cream, cake, 1&15. 11 a la�rer. in tht' Tra ns- 1 . tJ,�e n ��;t ior ,� a; , �;.r 960. 1 n i ���1 1 e . mor • F • easant. Pl d � ' · De-parttion pie and coffee will be sold and th& · D1str1bu cornd a on n mls11o firm spent $25 m illion for research r . prngr am _ co -ord rn - se nlJ al rndust.ry s partic ular pro blem s. a l s The moon is approachi ng i1s proceeds used for the Canter's ��rp�, ,d)' .irul Ra n• kilvip ment. He became a grou n dman , \ " h r e10 S�be · of,{ _ 1114 � UV� tilone �Qr� •fl. n ew phase. r i A drug company is not, for Ul_l(.tnce, com\\ a i,; l l i u� t un . n ( J u l } 29 1 Cave 4 H Camp lund. i n 1936; r1rl d clerk 111 1 942 , 1 r m·k a(t < i 1 A-tars. ( 1 1tar is 1 lnK rn mo The ��: � :rJ\in�t,� �:.r,' The -Sale m .Cen ter Girl and w� ,tpy as&ijrance that it would. 4no1her driver 1n l M� an d t r ud; d mw- � � 1� � 11�, t/:t�n �;'"�:;� �1:� i J;:� para ble to a man ufacturer o( appijatlees who · i:n•ouse The evening sta rs a re Jupite r Boy Sc out, 11 re ha vi ng II\ lee 11 ¥,I • wllU-" • V . ....1 -.r ,.'""t,!P-'• . f . _:n:� f'f' • ·• · l't" I. ground man I ?! 1 949 JD IU' so b t ,,, IaI • • oI a n. articIe if sal.CI C9Ql,-ny ttiS � .,,.J UlllllUJI for a l.lC'ller re �·reational p rogram 1 t'an d rop prod uetlon M'JI lfilb t ir �l:8'., .,et t y and Satu r n . . cream social at the achoo! ho use S.mC'e h 1s e mp1oy men1 . G uy ha .� in lh t· MG:\t area l ul Betu ou �gll'fflbP1 t ., I/IN, sef be 4 w lh•i CQIIIWlllld e of 11!>8Fcb intro�ompany armaceultcal b p tcr a Once · · ' Friday afternoon and e ven ing, attend On t h is day i n h islory: h•d , '"'' °""'• nd;n, ip the et- cy J1n,e lt'iP � nl4mi IJlll• 22nd . Home made ice cream, July sin;� a l' pot fi\ JHld in �s the _ a st.eys � almost ees last u itJ it d passed invariat,tf drug, the gress in n . Co and 193 Ul 2 a n ce record w ishYor N, IUlf pn ho&plbtl , p!e, h ot dogs, baked beans, cake, R A I S E FLAG ..,,,1 .. � . Boak Act, providin g · .... ye::i:'� has only ht>t> n off d l l 1 ) S ("k �e.p. prl!"-lu""""' �> . U L... irwu, "" · " nt 8 b'• � 1ft wrt· 1· t h e 1 me _as long as any p rescn,-•�• l-0 i,tpd � � W @4Press Ho m e Loan salad, pop and coffee will pohto Colo · mort• lNGS H ' l · S il-'ate r no p A n to r or,o , fed.e ra! loans for one dar , , the drug ffl,8nuffCl:urers' average w,m '.bf �t i-r Jaqe �. (Jhild• rOr �� r ved. se be F i r t y six 1 housand Hoy t e n fo r 1 1 . As a l'Onsequen ce, Pfofi.t.s Pav, 4) ions. t stitu n i g n i nd -le e gag M r. SimuH1ns 1s c1 u i t f' a f lshn 1 · p1 l H94PM-A!, 1PO . N . WSCS ol the Letart Falls Metho­ profit is reJJgldy ,.5 �r cent of the prb!e f-AA'• J;UtQeiVl J,I �_an an d hunter. "" _ r'-' s 1de s at Si · 11111S and leadt> rs raised lhe f lag be figu red on a company's whole ijne _ inIn 1933, Wiley Post completed ph10. CglijPilu,1s J:wtt�, . N.elsop . di&1 Church uuiual picn ic at 6 p. '" . . i o d t r of sol rld o · expanse •w O\'N 1 v grtat !a ,_ m 1 s s e s lus a ound-t)le lh r s \.1' the fi rst Given, W. Va., · g th e 1ems t ha t sh ow 1I11a,:: or no pro• . paid by thf!' c005!,JfDlll!f """ a pres,:;ription . I u dm lifr•. J.oJ.11# ,)jichols � the Iii I , 1 1 , 1 1 1 � anrl c· olorf'd �i a n da nl s to . ghl. Pla ne: 'l"h e Win n ie Mae: m . al ho RJ..f: pf Mr- �nd Mrs. Bert Mr. ts apjbt.af, d her .\fl� �nd produ� for IMf fp profll much tO() that t loss. f a or even i horet' Jam ional • I ,1pi r1 t hr F" i f l h Nat . 'Mme: 7 da�s. 18 hours, 45 m i n • Grimm. 4)1 m enJ:bel'fl i nvi t,!d. Mrs. l(rl . II.ax Edmundsim, Langs utes. John Hill, pr.esident. which t,tye so grea�.t' .ctPtribut.ed to the de• cornn emora ! i i i g 5o ye.ir� of S<.·ouliWe have read of companies earning prof. v 1 July 2J ng and suffering, pf feat Qf d"=>.a1se, s. ... d lor the Chase has en�oue U"udy ______ In 1 934 John Diltlnger, so1 Jts as high or higher tha n 20 per cent of sale Te"" PTA is •PolUiloring Racine Tli,e e the ps�tj.(m of li:1, . - ,.nd for the finan- Qew semester ,J. .QU, ,,,.th ps . B ut w hat we d o not read is that when such called "Public Enemy !?!lo. 1,, was an ice crea m social and reco rd hop �. a n� Mr&. • �P. -4Qa.ms of shot a nd kilfed by 27 FBI agen ts at R.4cine Grade School at fl p. m, PRAYERS FOA BELGIANS is eounted OD to ciQg ·ot ·.'+"f :-,�a� profits are realized i t is only for short per• e week as he l ert the Biograph m ovie _ UP! han t -t YO More N EW lK �oQd, W . Vf ., ,.. � July 23 r mirac les i n the .Ld Belle e . ill area� T!t Mn. pie• false any n I they iods. provide b.er case, ond a l· t, with Bt end �� York's r New c or s membe 15() en n Chicago. i p,r-Odu theater . be an ice cr.!a m sup. will There The Tri-County Tct> n Cantr . . . ., , 1"'IW ! a.pd �hild·, r Martin, Wi lliam· luturie? 1 • h r· � In 1944, d elegate s fro m 44 n11• per at the FirlFf: Presb)'ter ia n Teen Cou11<' 1l mC'I l ai;I mght at lhe � 11 �orn m t: Y t_med m i ::� I ture o! the experience of the industry as a c un 1 0 r fell and Joltri -�•1 - -'l\leif � ue h - ti Olls app ro\e d !Tl i n ternational Church, Syracuse, Satur day e ve n • ) ,, � --;:-p� Canlt'en 's Syrarui;p Recrl'almnal r° 1h/Con. I -- _,... L. 6• e, ll'l,o -t IW9 ....ks hue rero nstrucO on bank. o f�s t hee wh� vic n l,r, ha� the of i n g, July 23rd with hom e made Cente r a nd adopted ijnl' · Jo.• Wafa,ly W ¥i•su Mr. h1;11 ot . " · P,i:,onB •ml Jeftre1· , C,.ct, Si� r,, : . ThOught foi- toda y: Former Uni- the church bulldini fund . an , Whi lf' House { 'onferi' n ct> o n Child- go upmmg . . Bob Jµl&er , , 1 , -' ftt.. Plt111tQt, Mr. and 111'1- Ch,rl@I q,d. · versIIy O f Ch'lCaeo Chancel! 0r RoJyly 24 ;,,;;', · ;..·.;-;;-;;=-,-'-;;.;;.;. s reM r. and Mrs. earl Meyers, C11rl_,1,r , :Parson, and Cherl Qa, N�k. By Jffn Park•r •·__;;.;;;;;;,,..___,,:;,;;,;;._..;..,__,_,.;;-•;..u-. Lv4i• 'J'hJ� 1)afl � ayn ar d Hutchins said in M bert · -i of Christ on , Cbureh 2ion a The 'N• h.e e2'6 J� w,,,. l on nd J el and Ma rty, o( Day ton ; Kr. a n4 ¥.l,s .. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Si ne., ICE CREAM SOCIAL all , Et l tl'slimony h clore the? Boyles Com- the Pomeroy · Harrisonv ill e Road s• Rutland Boy Scout Troop 240 Geo r,11e Hartenbach, Fla"''"' Beach, 4U i,.e .S� , Leon, W. Va.; ifn. �Edna fl.1,1s aeh a� 1-ie Gru e mittee : "The policy of repression Will h.ive a hy m n sing at 2 p. rn. 1 will spo nsor an ice crea m soci�l, Fl_a , ; Mr, a nd . Mn. Bi'U£e May, F. -,: . �<.'n , Mr. and VrB . Tom er. of ideas ca n not· work and never featllPlng Freeland Nol'l'ls and the Saturday, July 30, on the Methodi1t M1kt and Debbie, Mr. a nd Mr• . Cff· Walker, -.imberly and Mela nie, h:i.s worked . " SunSet four, Fl o rence Ad1ms, Mar­ ays d �e T�omaa spen t a �?I ya., ){rs . Carl ,Parsons, l.'hurrh lawn begin n ing at 5 p. l'J). roll Snowde n , Ste v e, U.ny _ and ,Dunbar, ---er Powell, Anna K in .c and No r• ilyn IIJilt, f!Qtp {ly Besides vario us flavors or iee Garry, Mr. a nd Ml'1i. Ch 1u1es S1,np- - Clarence Gah n , oar Hill; }t:rs. wU� Mt.• Fn, the Racine Barbershop randand , s ri L = D IR4 ,: lk•- Et.J::i,I HOLZER HOSPITA cre11m, cake, pie and coffee wl,11 ki ns, Mr, and Mn. Homer Parker Nola Formento, M r. aod Mrs. Har· . Quartet, Jean Hayman, Dan Hay. Mon t apen mu, Dee , r ht e dau Vern M a Mrs. 20: July ho1t.i,. s s, the and Susie a� A dm ission alsu he available. vey Hugbee li(n. Harve St,iu hter Earl m an, Gib Hart and Rob Hart. Home moyles .-en mown by or M�i�, Mo. ; Mr. imd Mn. day i n Gallipoli•. rr.ti. Knap p, _ Rave n�wo od; Ha Meigs Coun ty Foxhunters Asso­ n i d employe Is Parker er m PARKER REUNION use; l-lo Syrac Ca rroll Sno wden 'In th e e venJ ng. Richl"rd Watkms, Jr,, . Sa m w ni iams, M rs. E. E. Haffer of Shoolin111 Match at Bald ciation s this we ek . n reunio Columbu Parker leh Th 2 nual n a e Midd !5t w Jr., THURSD•Y LD le S Hink s r HE GUEST PARTY Va · Mr a nd M · M EMBER S and Ra vens wood Haro ld Lloyd . at 1 p. m. 'nlere t statcting spen r Knobs, Taylo ' Clair t Mrs at d n Aug a ld Mr Su nfiay, will be h e • · 8 ·11 • wi 14 M a s Rose Patterson ent.edai n ed CharIes Sno ke, ·Jr., nuse m · ar1e, · � po ,t · M U SIC RY will be chickenE:, ha m s and bath e Tuppers Pl a Ins Sc hool a ccord· wi t h �· Tupperwa re Pa rty at her I , Edd , T m y, ��Nanc , Ma y .i few days v isiting in Colu m hu � r_ " Y r rk• home Th,, ,sd a y mornin' . Several i n,11 to th e pre s i den t, Home Dh;clw rge�. Ju Iy 20: Mrs. Arth ur •nns . I� o 1' '"1,a nust er, ..,.,,, and re•• ...,.nlly , d S us1e ,. an . r Pa I 1 July 25 and Weber n o n Ver Mrs. d wi r T ho mas A. Cla r k, M rs. Waln a mner Mr. R e d II 11 88 d t k b n a 11 Bar A f'r, co n test!! were played with p rizes M w D parso��• Joe a n d D a· The Bl oodmobile will be at the family and htll' parents Mr and ter "Wedemeyer, Carlos Adkins, be Re rved at n oo n with a sho rt pro- j fl ivc n Re fresh me n t s o! cookies vi-�'- 0r e sm ere, a. ' i,:r am l.o follow. All rela1ives and 1 and c.o ffee were se r ved to the ro1'. Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan �r M i ddle- Mrs. O t i s Martin, David Morgan, Pom eroy High School, M o nday, MEET fr le n� s are urged to atte nd . port are v acation in g in the south- Mrs. O rla nd Waldeck, Earl White, July 2' from noon to 6 p. m . BOOSTERS BAND lowing guests: Mra, E vely n Hill, 1 nd Ba Local n r Y July �6 PAR E U PIRWA ern states. Nor1.hweate The Mrs. Gail Mille r, Mrs. John lf)ow_ Patter-son, rey d Kvelyn Jordon, Au T fl: r P ghda her d n a school ed Barnes a s 1 � crs, Cynthia K. Smith, Rush Shir- T�e Syracuse Th ird W edl)esda:, Mrs. Ro e Oug1i n , Betty Williams, Boo11ler'1 met at the high .:rs , J; n • Dewhursl e� tert �•� en u here ere's Beatric Yo C W H Robert Er- . dm e Demon stration Club 1Jleeter wi I a u pperwa re par Y II De ll n Phillips a nd Wanda Williams Monday nlgbt w ith Iris W illiams, ter-i n -111,w, Mrs. Paul Be rneH, M or- l e:,:, Mrl:. �Jyde Jones, Enjoy A Wonderful Mea l M rs. D o n· ng h '81 been l)OAt pnned from Damis, l home, Fr! day e v e n ing. Beatrice lon a nd Irene , or P o meroy, are \'is- win, Mrs. Phoebe president., in charge. t he clemo n0,tr11tor. . -..,_ • Col• d n a r n io G,-uclously Served I n A ttle Ma in ricks. d d �everal games were en joye wilh iting relati ves ald Hen Smith iave the secretary and Wed neSday July 20 to WednesdaJ DAUGHTER BORM . aru>' July 28 at 7 p. m . It will be fhet pr izes awimled. A des� e�t cour11 e Pleasing AtmoNphcrc. Bi r ths, July 20: A so n to Mt,,� Mr. a nd Mrs. James Spa n gler tr�uurer reports. The il'OUP vo te d umbua. and Mn. Bill Smith was admitted to Mrs. v�rnr.r Harry K n app, Rave n s- at the hom-e of Jlfrs. Je uie Co'I was serv ed lo wa n da Willi� ms , the , (Phyllis Cremeans ) are a nnou ncing lo bPY extra uniform collars '" We Senre Smaller or month r a Holzer Hospital this past week. demon s trator, Mrs. (8eat 1ce. Du• the bi rth of a daughter, Jftne 2fi Ill .butiona; to chargt $1 trill. �thel arJ41Jd w ·1, be spealG,, "ood . . Portions For The M rs. Kate Miller of Columbus er on "FloJ.er AHim ,I ng"; gu n 11 11 d• Many , Fer n swee n I Y , A V· Ft. Knox, KY Grand pareJ1ts are _f1H) a y ear rent o n horl)s. It was d eR e Da n iels a.n d Va . . lli lld o1d,ed to spon sor an ice crea m so-- spent the past week with Miss I Deaths. July 20 : n Shtlng Party at Stansbul')' Park, ChUdren If ))esircd (ml' I I (, eorg e , Jo1m Stewart , Don - Mr . Spa nj ler of Quick, Ho mer l\111rc hing ton. Armstro ng. cial, Aug. 26, at the village Rark . Opalna l .athey, Be tty Williams, Ruth- M r. a nd ti,J rs. Ju p e cre q1.... ns. Mi ddleport tor Yo ulh ol Melgi . � Roge r Rou1h, band director, a n - -lane Roush and Vandy, Lois Wolfe COM F. I N SO O N ! Cou nty Churches of Christ, 4 p, m . CHUltC li (L A.S i MQTS It-� to j and ChC' l'yl, Ju dy Snowde n , Joa n Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Mol dt' n en- nounced that the � wo uld ap_ :�!& /�9f\1atrons of Pomeroy M11y, A u d rey Pi tterso n , Isab e lle 1e rtu in l.'d the Gol cl,e n Circle cJa111 pear at the G.illiu Co. fair o n Aug. 22. Male 4:. Sea e&.gle 1 Nelso n , Joa n Eads, Sh�r�y Morgan, ACROSS cleanbe are OES will meet Tuj!sday uniforms all and 3. to C f Chapter .a o th e hurch of Christ with offft. Moving :1. 'illfant Debbie a nd Donna W 1 l h a ms, Jane , wie ne r roast 011 the church law n, ed before then. at the Masonic Temple evening J N MI DDLEPORT a spring forw rd rs Afrtxel ' ON ROUTE 7 Rutland P•r1onil• Hartwell Curd as ho• Parso ns Andreo un d R bin D ew- J uly 8. Mra. wilh · Polrn 25. drops in Fall e, ' t. Shrewder . s tes Willia m Theobal d or Co lumbus I hurst. ( Bra.I. ) 'l. Oir\' 1 n M}e ( colloq. ) , The bu11ine1s meetin,1 was In v lP ted feQtW�IY with his mol her, July 29 BIRTHO.AY CILIIIAT, D .26. Zoo rus Auctlo 8. l'tflrht.mare 10. d,,,i" \�i\ the K of of l picnic 11nnual The tn• Sui;ie Parker entertained IWith a charge o( the president, Ri)' Spo\1/. Mr ll. 4'd h1, Tl 9. A fttel li. Fmqueil.Uy of an d Sisters n bf: ha party ho noring her molh��. 1�s. de n . The tr1m1urer'1 report w11s Pythia Mr. an d Mrs. Joh.{! . tf!_e tnd s P' rier r ca 3,8. Pl'tLenllOUI t · an..., ,S u nd a• Jea n Parker, on her bit\hd11Y, "JUiy given by Er nes t Nicholson. The (a m lliiv v ollited the ""'l J wit his pa r U. Slf"I .,� dd lepnrt Lodge will be re1ldenca secretary Wall a bse nt. Tht IIower- e,n l.8 , Mr . and Mrs. Roy Tilli!\- of .27. En• · held July- 29th at the Middleport 15. Biblical 10. 14, At • ev R by closed a en v was gi report name roadside .Park. The af1ai; will be Chilllcothe . Tea, hom emad e ice crea m and I fu nd dlatll.J\ce ,-,.,.-• "'.,·,· ,,,;�� au10• lO. s·word a was by and · Glor,· , Thompso n ll. Brea.kJI e•eh deronitcd cake 1he had made, Snowden . Scripture readl n• 11, ..Tert• i>otl11..,__c\ ansf ii .,. · family Is asked ' 36. Part of a. moblli!I aa lrJ. •th e I Tay Ior, 16. Mmdc note visite d la st week with their gr,a ndWl.'"re served to Mr. and M rs . Roy "" to brjnf the Own t l e 5erviee. range �l be hej_� ,.t 11 p.m. 29_ Berore Journeya Atten di nK were Re v . and Mrs. T, pare n UI, M r. a nd MM. E. A. Tho mpl?. Coln (Jap.) SnowC,1.'" n , Mr. a nd M rs . CharleR Th e pichlCi lfl Gulde 87. a In 30. Anno p La , 20, �e•t Mr1. on d n a l Mr. QueiU Wellls, ;ts, V. of the I: of P e. May, vil nd n a famllles Bruce n Mr. , so tke Mrs. n1 Si m pl<l and aJl 88, Wheel line Domini :19. Rubber s are ln vlt• Sll!lter ythia n the d Miko a nd Debbie, Mr. and M ra. no- Nichol11on , Mike and Billy, Mr. and · n a f aplrtllle bands tlL Poat. ( abbr.) Mra. Ja nice Cotterill a nd dau&h• Mrs. Clair Taylor, Thelma Micha"'l, corrie. mer .Pa r ker and Su!lle. to d e It 40. pone lb-Baltic. -ti. W•tam. Mr. and Mra. Roy S n owdel), M r11. le r1 or LancHter called on her 1 CT09'K tHOWIR HE L D ----- -·----(shortened) Strike 32. . ihow' ' one rar Lan•; Pearl . s t Mr n e and r Mr. pa 11, Da'' Mrs. R.uthlime Roush w11.s com• Jeesie Grueser. Mrs. Jeanette ,:,r::-'11'"'11r-lle,11>7.� U. �lclel pllmentcd with a !lork shower 11 t vis, lto111er, Rodney a nd 80111lle, h lnJ. :aa.ot Jtl.U.sn Mr. and Mrs. Robert HIil a-,d • We're wh,,ellng and dealing the . home of Mrs. Dunna JVelson. arnl Brend.11 Turner, mQun\4w\a n her pa rent s, Mr. () called Billy HEL PARTY Y D BIITHDA Wanda Willia m s a nd Connie Black , PuJ,110 lt. 1 ,, � 1 , � Fairu nrvt•r �•fore! of in nn g i M r . and Mrs. Sherman Jb hnso n and Mrs. W. D. La werr co-hoster;sea. ,tOtJoe,, ga ve a 1111rprise party honoring born, Saturday, 13. Orpnla G i fts were placed I n a mi n iatu re t heir son , Er nie, on hi! IAth birth• Mr. .a nd Mrs. Paul Northup o t (-.t,br.) haby bed. Co ntestB were e njoyed. day Saturd ay eve n in g op lhe lawn Zanesv ille a nd Mr. and M rs. Char• Ftah 8fi. lea Harr iso n and Ron n ie spe nt sunJu dy Sno wden won the door pr lzt> . o f the Church of Christ. 315• Eliminate d4y with Mr. and Mrs. Cash Zi mCake square• topped with hoot• IT. Tibetaa · The evening was spen t playln111 merm a n . i41 S, l ee cream, m l n11, n ula a n d cof• REMEMBE R ' NO ONF. IINDEIISF.1 ,1.S 011 prl•t Mra. Helen IJathburn Clapp and fee, were Hrved to Mrs. Reva ga mes. Hot do gs, aolt d r inka and a 19, Bhada of OUT•TRAll",S US! FOR YOUR Rt:ST HEAL Snowden, Rose Pallerso n , Joa n butterfly shaped cake were -aer ved Mn. You n g and childre n of Colu m• .,.,n May, · Pearle Ca naday, Jr ia Wlll- tu Connie H aley, Caroly n McKnlQht bu1 wtre re1.,.nt i\lt!l&ts or Mrs. Ber60 lamH, M elva Turner, Ja net Morris, Cheryl Wo lfe , Judy M u ft ins, Con- tha B. Rathburn. · �ld':nt Mr■. N■om i Ch11e went by plane 4il. Univn•'1, Judy S nowden, Ja net Bolln, Ruth n le Rice, Roberta Smith, VIQ}I MC101vent Erlewine, tsabelle N elson, Do nn.a Knight, Suaie Parker, Mike Nichol- to cte■_ r t,alt e In Fremon t, Jn d., to '2. Corrll:>rl Wllllamso n and Jean Null, Mid- ion , David Ser.ail, Harold and Jun• vlJlt hier 11.unt, Mr1. George Owens ' 48. Cr&vhtp dleport, a nd Mra, Rou,�•• mother, t or Burke, Tommy We.Il ls, Jam•• and family the pa st weak. She has fit. Poem• M r8. Wallace Fa nn i n , Morehead, Jo hnson, Mr1J. JeHle Grueser and returned. DOWN' the ho&t!l. Ky. Mr. a nd Mr,, Robert Hill, Mansw:rit 1, S Ernie received many nice slti. Ith IIITHOAY OI ERYlp ' ., fltld, were week end gueats of her � laTHDA y Oal fl:YID Mr . and Ml'I. Euge n e Tho m p1o n 2, VJ,Jleat•a l dparen ta, Mr, and Mrs. Wil• ga ve a party for their d1u1hte r, De bble Jo May, daui h.tw of Mr . fH ili■m Folan. tlOur (ln4,) Be var ly, ln ho nor ot her 8Ui bi rth- and Mrs. Bruce May celtbrated c '�: Malt a. n llnd Mrs. Zl:mme?Q11 Emma Mrs, I POMEROY, OHIO day, Th e afternoon waa e njoyed her 6th birthday bf i nvi\\n" play, l ":", • f2' • ,, ,.,; . ., \;i � 1Mverai1 t e · N� . Wtff ":tneu playln 11 1ame1. Ice ueam, cake, m ate11 for the afternoon Th l,lnd ay. l b l i .,�.LY CJt�l/OT!J ... �.... d , . :�· :�:·:e:= 1 .... • .. A. � Y u J. 8 4 A x ,.;,. " \ f1 �:��Ir·�:,�� ��::i·�1�'.·��: b,�.::."t: 1• )Ira. Rlthafd Grueser, Is his "' ,.p·• Thoma■, Ju dy cream, ca.e •di n wer, • t eu .,.a.... and lr:ool aid • were , O • ,• • JI n N o L, � ,,. .\I. ' : Jiomei · " .11" t.h.� • .,. "'t'" ,.. t.11ier •• • .,,.. and Paula Kina, ' rlene Chafin. serve d. Debble then Oltt � her • ..,... pearl l,Q• • or ano,, '!"' t u ,tan-'al r tetta n 01 Colum . .CJUed e Id , una , , ; and Glorla glflt. _, , ' , Palterao Roxa n ne 11 1!19- 8 1 t).a thret , ' � tol' the �wo . -..d Mn. ,Dlck � · 'j •nd Tho m pso n , ft er . . bfo 'ber, OJI ,l(r I.•, ( Ifie of '-' ttt ndlnl were • 1-•110 , . ••• >< d ,t 11, ¥.' �:,.,..'I, ..Ill' l ' · l r h ••• urd1 . u ' • , " � IIICNIC Dl�N·R Mlke, Sheri')' Morcan, Jiqe WIN , rll'Y-e, • ·i, • refi )1 , �lffe are. · ra lotte , � � tier M,. il,tUe McK.emle wW 1 Mr. a nd Mn. Roj Snowden en- A n drea Dewhurst a nd Deb?la Kay home briefly Saturday. Sheff'. help,- 11 Ornitorram Quotation : 1 te'1all\fd Wiih a plcp1le dlnneJ1, sun, Shuler. c1re for her 1l1ter, Mrs. EmP411.SONI 1u1hter, d their of hql1le he j ' at , HeLD AIUNION �IIY ma Hanlni at the home of Mr. and T u p s z Q L T B u L JC Y S t> S V G Y 9 pI Mrt. Homer Parker, The deacandanta of Hiram and Mr■. ·Rumond Webb i n Athen a. Atte ndlnc were Mr. and Mrs. Joaephlne Gar nea .Par, on s met It V B L W - H V X U S ,, D B D B U ..T X Mn. Mildred Vanhorn, Harold Joh n Fleld1, Mary, M■rllyn, Mar• the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dayton A FEELING OF fe,te"41-y'11 Clr)'Ptoquo t•r TH&RE IS and Dinlh or Parkerabur1 called . 111aret and Johnn1, and �it mother, Pinon, and dauat.�r, Jani , SUQ• n . and llrt. Edward 'l'tu�mas :&:I'ERNITY IN YOUTH-HAZLITT day, July lt, to, ,.IQJ.il' ritunton. p )Ir M ra. �JdJ1 _South Curltaton; om) d1u1hlen ond Mr,. Ethel Nel• (C 111Q, Kiili ...1.turt1 8ynd.tc1.t1, Inc.) and .\,IIOfldinl WIN � lflllll!II 41!oWden and u.. t•4 l!ro. I. son and Helen, Sunday, Mr. •nd Mn, John K enlle4y of Columbua were vla.ltora or Mn. Edi"' -Wllllamaon over the week · end, S.Jm.Plf''DS c·IVen 25-Y...... r•ID At A·r,r i.eh•lall 'UF "AILY r'ENTINEL 1\.AJIIUU -- -entat.m " I ' • BAKER and SEYFRIEI) your LENNOX dealer o·.· - . ---;-·---N. -� - ., . r �..._- -�,- " �.,-r·· c·OmfflUUJt • • ew• ·w y I: v,,; •• • I• ••' F ti ... I I ' 1...,. RESTA U RA II.JT MA RTI U I I ..... ' f I t t ,. Ii l' ''·' I ..- ..... ' IF YO�ROOKING FOR ,. ,, ' ON A . " ,. 60 C H EVY I I � • •· ' I I t Ir: '' ' I ,, SEE POMEROY MOTOR CO. ------ .! ��\i \:!�'.'1:! � •�::: �!,� MUILLE R ClimQ trol Furnaces . At A Bttter Price tld to ,_, frl•ndt For A Fret Estlmatt ,wflli • .....,•., Phone ., '!!1 1 i' Syroc., - ' "4 Ph.,., W"( ... '· awned aw, ,1111-.A lty ---·+ � Arnold �11n • ' . . . ..... .. fM,Jthtl!l'I' . I• FON!II •• * ...., -� � ltoH Off ltoate 1 • ' , ........ .. -� I• • Mr. and Jut. William Reevea and dau,hten • Of Akron were weet end pests of her mother, .,_ A l• I' . Qll au,.. llfri. Ro- Bldd.. ond � Al• len, are helptn,1 •t Camp ftffbu Of J(elly'1 J1lan�. �.z:i -> nd U:111. Jean -VandemHlr:, � P+lo, left Wednesday ;Ir h me at Clark.'a Summitt, � ter a twc, weelr:I visit with her litottier, Mr,. Ethel Chapmon, llri, .\.n.11 Wlbller, Ian ond Joft'. Ru...it ljld IJll!lo o! . 11r,, !. �!N'lburl and aoll, BQ.ly, ot · conneetlcut, tailed on MN. Ethel NeJ,qi, and Helen '111u....,,. Iii. md llrt, cl1n1on Pt�• and l111lllf .... Sunday ...,,. of mother, illra. Mtlll ll\l1>� of Sy, ncµae. '141Y1'Jl'm. PJ � t; $'•• u,� ; •, ·,, . ■.,; _...,,. .' .• ·1 �--= : ,. !N�tl/� . . I I. so Neu, Kin $ 1 0.88 I_ I See the YELLOW PAGES ' II I ...r r o t Wlf'nu r r n I PH OTOS THE I R IEST AT ■"'■ Mrs. Ernest Cale Honored With Layette Sho GROVER STUDIO I Fram Noon Wednesda y, July 27 To Augu1t 29th J. J. I M. D. FOR THE BRIDE Danee Party For Saturday At P:omeroy IS Gtm FROM THE JEWELERS * * * ** * I 8. I I Middleport-Couple Announce Birth Mon . .Mr. a nd Mrs. Ne uma n Burdette �lddleport, are a nn ou ncing the h1rth of .a daug hter Tracy A n n Monday even i n g, July 1B at th� Holzer Hos pital. She weighed seven po u nds at bi r th. Thef ha ve one other daughter {Cell ee Jof'. Grandpare n ts are Mr. and Mrs E. M . Blak e, local and Mr and Mrs. Oth o Burdette, Gal lipolis. Great g ra ndpa re n t.a are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tracy Sr., Po m eroy and Mrs. E. Mae Ingels, Ma, on and Mr. Northup. Gall ipoJli. A. O. Tracy, Pomeroy and Mn L s Bletner, Ma son, are gre at f!'eai grandparents * K&C;·JEWELERS I I * China Fostoria Crystal Beautiful Syracuse China Hollow-war• Sil•er HAVEN TH E ATR E snow NEW HAV EN, W. VA. 4 DAYS-FRI., SA T., SUN., MON. J U LY 22, 23, 24, 25 STARTS FRI, & SAT, 6;45 -% SHOWINGS; SUN. & MON, 7,15 ADMISSION : (This Show Only l Adults 75c-Childr8111 25c lBE mIJESl' MOllON PICIURE MR-CRFA'JED! . OFF ICE RS TO Ml: ET The Church School Olllrers a nd Teac�crs or lhe Mid dle port Firat Ba ptist C�urch Will tnee l this Su n­ day � v en mg at 8:30 follo wi ng the ev ening serv ice. · · ---- - - - f T O O H O T­ TO COOK o. l�� �b� !� ho . � 11!:Vi dj .oJlf. �!1/ij •• 111', .,lid � . !l<l4 .,,.,;;. ,, , " lili 1.'tt' ,!"ll �:tj; l_ _;;, , .., _.,, Iii.ii 1!11 '· EDW�AO .... T••· - .-- ' . ·-p•bl<t FULL HOUSEPOWER WI R ING I A modem plann� wiring system that keeps ur home up to dat� today and in the future, �nough outlets • • • b111 e�ough circuits • • • plenty of jlOWer. M�R �LECTRICAL APPUANCES I Jnsta/Jeti. and included in the base plan an cost of every medallion home to help you five better electrically, · 1,.1 :T FOR L IVING ! Decorative • • • functlo" al lighting that compliments anv cq scheme and Shadow frH lighting lb eai,e ayea and for ulety. • c..m, W,itclt ,.. - W-·• Ad For '•-· •- 0,, All T.....,_i - for Lifflllod Time tviQI o.,., • ft�r,oy. .�unQco S.-. _rv�or, ' . .,, , • � ' I/If - ' i,f: .� ,r� , ,1_,....,...,.__________ ....__...1 ·�=·TT ·N . mA -,, . . . .... V ' 'A . , . " . ..,..,.aauo "'•'"'••'!""" .."'......•_; o1tN''lf-•;,, ;;.,; .t1. 10 "'i'"" I ' FO( comei,11 lhlo<mation on the Medallion Home Prom., contlel Btufder, '1ichitect ar-thl ;euuder Sain t>iVislon ot the llectric eom=. '• ., ' ■ the 11:1. CTA IC co, COLUIIII■� "'""D �Oil,11'"...ltN ONIO ILICTIIIIO COMf'ANY • U.. here havi n1 bee n called by lhe I Jack and Joyce, Mr. .and Mn. RaY Mr. Ind Mn. CbarlN Wood■ desth of hi• mothe r , Mn. Lau r a Ginther wert Sunday dinner •pent Saturdar evenbll wltb llr. Bro wn . 1ue,t:1 of M r and Mn. Phillip and Mr1. P. F. Koble t&. n Mr. a n d Mn Ho wa rd Seidenabel Boyles, Allred. TiK'SOn_. Ar iz .. •pent an e ve ninJ Mn. W.iyr,e McGee, L.mca,ter I with hu, au n t, Mni. C. E. Roacher. spen t a <"oupte of day1 with her j Rev. an d Mn. Robert Ca rd ne au n t, Mu Mollie Bookman. vacaUoninK ln Te nneuee. Mr. and �n. Delma r Bau m , ! Pfc. Jerry Clela nd, Camp Perry • Nancy a n d Timmy a re vacatio n ing 1pen t lhe weekend with llr. aod i n Florida. I Mrs. Rola Cleland. I F ITS ,icTUII TAKING 1 n o H Mar orie , n ffma Marilyn Ka j ar Mr. and Mrs. Fred :RJce e 'I YOU WANT - H a nd Patty Koblentz attended 4-- H vii;,U ne: r-el1tiYe, ln Virlini a. WHIRE TO COMI, Ralph Knight, Ke nt, 'Pent the ramp al Ca n ter, Cave. Mr. and Mn. Marion Wood were weekend -..ub Mr, and llra. HowSunday d i nner ,llue1U of Hrs. We Allo H••­ ard Knight. Chloe Bailey. Fl�amen Sapplln Pat and VenJece Duie, Pecey ' Mr. and Mn. Carl K.autz ind And Other AecaooriH N� whouse all flt Salem an d Ril.a Mr and Mn. Fl oyd Ridenou r call• , Circl_e, Baahan, vi.ailed Mrs. with Woad n o Mari Mra. and Mr. on ed Wef Mt.Ill e Bookma n . Su n day eY e nine:. A layette shower wail held reM r . and Mrs. Henry Be aver Mr. and Mu. R-0&1 Koblentz of cently at the home of Mn. Rus­ llpe n t Tuesday 24 Hour Film .htvlce i n Par kenbu rg . Poi n t Pleasant spent Sunday with sell Spencer for M. r i, Max Cale , M r . and Mn. P. F. Kobl en tz. E. Main St. Jr., (Nl na Abbott.) Church Group Hold. Mr. aQ d Mn. Willi.a m Jordan , The home was decor ated with pi n k and blue strearnen and 1 Picnic Tue,day Evening stor k stood over the baa11i n ette The ann ual family picnic of I WILL BE ABSENT FROM MY OFFICE which WH filled with ma ny lovely Group I of the Fi rst United Pres-­ gifts. byte ria n Church, Middleport, waa held Tuesday even i ng on the Ga mes we re played ar,d after lawn of the church. the gifta were open ed, refre•h• Those altendinK were Mr. and ments of ice cream, cake, tea and M rs. Willia m Buck, BIiiy, Ricky coffee were served by the hos­ and Shelley; Mr. a n d Mrs. Don­ tesses, Mr,, Spencer an d Mrs. ald Lowe A registered nurse will be present al my office during ry an d Pally; Mr . IQd Thomaa Scott. M rs. Ronald Hand, Robin and all regular office hours. Those attending were Mrs. Al· Bu ddy; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ster ­ len Dill, Mn. Will Heil m a n , Mn, re t t ; M r. and Mrs. To m Rue, Sue Len or a La n ham, Mra. Alma Pool­ and JT; Mr. an d M rs. Bethel 0o¥il, er, Mrs. Ella Spencer, Mrs. Gil­ Cole m a n and Roy; Mr . and Mn. bert Spencer, Mrs. Ed n a Bea.rha James Sanbo rn and David; Mra. M rs. Marilyn Muon , Mrs, Joye� Myron Mill e r a nd son : Mn. �iii� � � iii��ii;iiiiiiiiiii Sauters, Mra. Phyllb Searh1, Mn. Dwight Wallace, Mn. Richard Del ores Holter, Mrs. Willard Vaugha n BIii, Don and Beth; Mn. Ebersbach, Mn. Phyllis Reed Ann ice , Ohlinger, Mrs. Willia m Mrs. Ellie Pooler. Mrs. Georg� Morris a n d Susi e and Ch r i1; ,Rev. Abbott, Mrs, Darlen e Buckley. Howard Ruppelt, pastor, Miss Ju dy Fick, Miu Marjori e Hollm an , Miss Sharon Bearhs a nd ' Evanlfelurn Group Miss Lila Bahr . Sendi n g gift.a but were unabl e Hold,. Church Se11ion to atte nd were Mrs. Del mer Hol­ Mr s. Jack Bechtle, chairm an o f lon, M rs. Nin a Ro binaon , M rs. lhe Com m ission of Evangelism o f Weber Tho ma, Mrs. Ruth Steele Heath Methodist Chu r ch wa s in Mrs. Aud rey McLau111 hlin, Mrs: charge of the meeti ng of the Ernest Cale Sr., Mra. N ora Bailey group whe n they me t Wed ne sday Miss Jofce Ginther, Ml1s Gay Ann eve ni ng a l the church In Middle­ Douglas, Mrs. Roae Ga rrabran t port. Mrs . Gol die Eastman, Miss Betty: Mrs . Bechtle con ducled the de. Anna and Etta Eastma n . votion.a l period an d .a n open discussion on Eva n gelism was held by the group which included Mr. and Mrs. C. E Voung, Jl.o berl 1 Harris, �iss Fri�a Faehnle, Mrs . 1847 ROGERS BROS. Ea r l K n i�hl, David Konkr ight ,md SILVERWARE San dra Brew; ngton. I WMPO disc jockey Ji m Lohse I community su,er irthday Celebrat,ed wlll be amon g the 111ue.st s at thi.s The bi r thday July 21 of Robi n Saturday n ight's com·bined d ance party and rock a nd rol l show to Mills, d augh t er of M r . and Mrs. be presente� at_ the Pom eroy High Ro�ert M iJ19_ wer� celebrated at School Auditorium from 7 . 30 to lhe1r home m Middleport with a · j famil)' gat hering, 1 1 p. m. I , 1., Cake and lee cream was s�ved The Jays o f Pomeroy will flea- ·� to the family i nclu ding Robin 's ture so me �f the besi ll ve rock ' n , sistet a n d brothe r, Mary and Daro1 l � ntertu n �e nt e v er to appear vid, her gra ndparen ts, Mr. a nd 1 Phne WY-Z-1115 I n t��s area With �tars of WSAZ- Mrs. S. W. Mills, !oral and Mr. EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO TV, Th_e Ex_p l�mg Volca noes'' a nd Mrs. Raymond Fisher, Mina1 ong with smgmg star Richie ! ersville. , Conway A hit reeord revue will be a n - 1 other attraction dur i ng which the ' latest records will be hea rd for the first time. ,Da n ce conteits will I 1�10 be amo ng the even i ng acti vi­ tie s. I The danre i1 sponso red by the : Pom eroy Cheerleaders . Pa_nnts, 8S well as teen agers, are m v ited lo attend. 1e rvice by the you nc people; 1 1 :00 worship aervice by Rev, Paul HooU. Picnic luQcb at noon. Afternoon service ■ t I :30, apeda l ton e, by the cbo ir ind Donna and Doyle n e Bahr, Faye Watso n , Wanda FindHn,: Ga rrett a n d VioAmy Ch risty of let Chri•t)', Cleveland, Coe q uarut from the Lottrida;e Church 1pecial •i gen from several o f the churche: will take part Jn the aflernoon aer vice. Ever')'one ia welcome · Bring The Family Here For A for.· ♦ her POMEROY, OHIO OWNB�, ,K. A. G�UESER • �N DO" r(· . Res"dent T ed Sandusky G,'rl ,;u, n m n a w,. l!'"· With an in1ta lla MN jot, th•t YOII will f. ft m, letter HeaJb'f! E11ulp11111t .:. be proud ta shew �':ci · F,Ormer Chesfef SAWMASTE R ELECT RIC DRI LL ,. t.ue ■ ■ I $37.88 " For that deal you just ca n't get anywhere el1e I -- - - - . .•. 'rh·rns YOU'll BUY IT HERE! I Rock Springs M YF HasESessi M ncJay ven,ng - - DAI LY ( K V .J S WO R O == ° I Sa le $1 1 .88 Min now Buc kets -$2.88 Barbecue Grills $7.98 Ice C hests $ 1 3 .95 Plastic Pail s 68c Bat a nd Ball Sets 88c Rod and Reel Combination - $4.98 Garde n Spray ers• - $7.88 Bike Tires a nd Tubes - $2.39 a nd $1 .39 w. ) I ,110011 HOUDASHILT /IIYF FOLD I NG TABL ES I I •r n SUPER SUMMER SPECIALS TAKE THE FAMILY OUT TO DINNER ' m t ■ llrs. Freda 1(111,r Illa Lenora BeWn,: wtre owrntCM iUHta of Hr. 111d Mn, Jtnt Youn,. n ROWLE Y Cr REED'S w. GEOR GE HAL L COM BO Around And About Mf.ddlepott hne moved to Co1111111ml flo I Rned,..- 1_ n r COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES mo�. �n SATUllPAY, JULY 23,d-9 :30 til 1 '• j Wlt1':b EAGL ES CLU B • • • •M, lb� r�� M . and Mn. Henry Elchl ltt ' South Bethel Church Cana5ta Club Cheste f Soc1• 0 J • and '°"'• Mr. t d Mrs. Eddie / To ffllve ffomecomin11 Hartung arn:I 10n1, Mrs. Kabel I By Enterta'ned .I Va Mete and Miu: Kathy lwut.er . Th, Ho eco i a ol the South N eWS Repo rte d ly Clarice Allen II Be. h• l Cb ur eh • f SIi '" ftI da• al lhe ou I enjoyed a ' M rs• Chas• RI'ff/e woll he held Sunday . July :W. �rold Brown, Sant, Paula, home f Mn Thelma Cue. M . and Mu John Ginther Sunda)' .tehool 9 : 30; 10:30 t0ns Call(. , la ,pendi g tevenl daya ] Mu. Charlea RiffJe e tert.alned the Bl-M on thly �IDHla Club on Wed nesday evemns at her ho me, I Mra. Kenneth Cale i nd new Eaal Mai n St. daughter were retur ned to th ei r Win nen for the ev ening wert hom e Wed n esday fr om the Melp Mn Sidney Spencer, Mra. Riffle, , Mrs. Rich,rd Finlaw, and Mn . .Eu• Gener� Hospital. Eddie Blake who hu bee n wor k gene Triplett who alao won the Ing in Paducah, Ky., J1 •pendmg door prhe. the weeke nd with b is pare n ts, A a.alad coune wu IH'Ved b)I Mr. and Mr1. E. M. Blake a nd the hott.ea to the above named other relatives, ,nd Mr■. John Beav er, Mrs. Donald Mr. and Mrs. WH llam Everson McKelll.ie, Kn. Howard l.OJln and and family who have bee n t n Mrs. Albert Martin. Steube n ville 1nd Pitlsburih, P1., -------w hero_ her mother hH en • P•· The anni'""'" ol "" George l tlent in _'&lercy Hospitalbe , returned Record Hop Toni11ht Dallas was observed durinK the ho w Mrs. Eileen Clark and he r teen­ c,ening by her '""' P•l. on :� l:�� J;� Donald ' Lowery I agt-rs will sponsor a reco rd hop at • At the dote of the evening r e• a nd daughter Patty le rt this the Syracuse grade school auditor• r O ium t on ight from 7 to 11 p. m. Ad­ fre shmenl.8 were served by Mrs. mo ning for a week's Yac1tlon al Virgi n ia Beach. The Rocle Spring, lfethodi1t Owen ry, Robert to Mrs. Tewkaba mission will be 15c si ngle and Z!)c Dr. an d Mrs. Tho m as H. Davis MYF held I regular meetinr ()n a couple. Pop, potato chips and Mrs. Hen ry Null, Mrs. Dal111, Miss Howell and Mra. Lee S mith a nd 1 who were called here be-cause of July 18 at 7:30 p, m. at the church. candy ba r s will be sold, Mrs. Patty Klo es who we re guests the death of T. H. Da vis Sr ., left Janet Ar nol d , vice pr esident, pre1 yeSterday for their h()me In Tulsa sided and the meeti ng ope ned with for the eve ning. Oklahom a. Ge neral an d Mr11. John The Lord'• Prayer. . Th� tim� and Place of the n e�t E. Hull" also left for their h ome Six members answered roll call meeting will be an nounced later. i n Washington , D. C., yesterday. along wlth the ad visor an d one Helen Louise Taylor who spen t v isitor. Mrs. Hu&h Bearhs led the 1 laat wee k i n Lebanon , VirgJ n ia as de vo tions uain g Ephesia na 6:10, 1·1 . Picnic Hiu NEW and USED guest o f Jeane Casey, dau111hter of Read i ngs were give n a s follows: Mr. a n d Mrs. Cla rence Casey for. "Christ Our Saviour and Frien d," 4-H Club /ll·eet, The . R?Ck Springs Methodist mer lotal residents, i1 visiti�g in by Ruth Ann Balley; ''Warrine MVF picnicked at Bailey'& Lake Columbus thia week with Mr. a nd AKai nst Evel," Petty A nn Arnold ; I last Sun day. Th ofe attending were I Mrs. Carl Taylor. "No Growth With out Riik" by M r . and Mrs. Robert McKi nn ey Carol Bear h.e; "Maklnrz the Much Mr: a n d Mn: Hu�h . Bearhs, Caro l Bearhs , Barrie Phtlhpa, Mr. and or Co lumbus are experted to a r- of the Godly," Mrs. Hugh Bearha; Phone WY-2-3794 Mr.s. Wilbur Bailey, Rulh An n ] rive for the weekend w.lth Mr. "Psal m J" •by Susan na Arnol d ; Bailey, Mary McAlee, Janet, B o b- a nd Mrs, Cla rence M urray, and "Chrlsl Makel A Differe nce" POMEROY, OHIO , M r s. Robe r t, 'rewksbary and Mr. by Mary McAfee. by an d Pally A r nold. -- -- -· Plans were made for a hayri de -- - a nd M rs. J11ek Bachner pla n to ! go to Columbua tomorrow to al- on Au111ust 12. The n ext me(!tlnK te nd lhe A mlfrican Legion con- will be held on August 8 11t 7:30 I v en llon . They will al!o visit wi1h p. m . at the ch11ttb with Patty A.rn­ Mr. an d M rs. John Parsons while old u hoste8S. Ruth Ann Bailey served re­ there . M r . Tewksbary who al· ten ds Barber School there wGI lre 1hm en ts at the close of the LIGHTWEIGHT-PORTABLE also attend the conYen tion. Th� m eeti ng . - - - -- - ' Bach n er 's son Ste v e will v isil ' with his aunt and u ncle Mr. and M rs. Clyde Belcher in Charleston . REGULAR $1 8.95 Mrs. Den ver Weber of ReedsO w I was al the home of her ,i� te < a nd brolher-i n •law. Mr . an d I M rs. Harold Sauer , to care fo r Mra. Charles Higgins, 203 Law­ Mary Ruth and Joy R oberta, dau· ghters ol the Sauers who attended rence St., Sa nd u.!Lky, a nd Kenneth the funeral or their aunt, Mrs. Heiberger, Castalia, ann ounce the engagem e nt and approaching mar­ A ddie Fugate. Mrs. Max Lambert a nd son Joe ri1ge of their d1u111hter, Judith of Jackso n are vi siting her par. Lyn n to Jamea Ronald Kimes, Mr. Kimes is the son ol M r . and M rs. ent s, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mills. M, L. French who un derwen t Waid Ki m es, 921 Cen tral A v e. I surgery M on day s t Holier H osplThe bride-elecl Is a 9tudent at tal is reported to be recoveri n ii; ' Sandusky High School. Her fia n ce nicely and expects to be ho me is I student at the Clevela n d Engi neer ing l n1titute and is a draftsmeti me next week. . so ma n . He will graduate Oct. � ol - -- - tb e - Clas, : Bwy Bee - • Ha, !;._! ���ple wi"U be married in -Annuli/ Picnic Thur,day I luly ceremony J n Tri n ity n nual P\Cn ic The a of the Busy Meuaodist Church al 6:30 p. m. . ' Bee Class of t he Middleport First Followi ng the open church wed1 Baptist Church was held Thurllday dim,. a reeeption will be held, 1 e vening in the Road9ide Pa rk. .f!!e troom ls a former residetlt �UPER Fourteen members were present. of Cheater. for the picn ic and guests were -,--- ----Re v . Donald <Boone, pastor of the Mr& . HOmer Hawkins chu rch, Mrs. Charlotte Dixon o( Clq_b Member To ro nl.<I, Canada, who is the h"o use Mn. Homer lfawkJ ns waa wel­ guest of Miss Syl via McMaster and l.ind, and Debbie Ly o n s, daughters comed u a new member when the ¼ INCH of Mrs. Joh n Lyons , preside nt of Kin Club m et Wed nesday eveni ns · - . _ __ at the home o r Mra. R. E. Vaugha n , class. the · _ iButter nut Ave. ou r lng the business sessio n with Mrs. Ted War ner pre­ si d ing, pla ns were ma de (or a Ciim­ ily pic nic al the home of Mrs. Theodore Lehew on Su nday, July 31. Games were played with pri:r:es awarded to era. Harold Ebenibach and Mrs. Annice Ohli nger, Mrs. C. J, Ebersbach wo n the door pri:r:e. H osteH 111Jfts were prese n ted to Mn. Vaugha n. A det1sert cou r se was served by tfle hosteu to those nam ed above a nd Mn. Willa rd Eb­ erbach, Mrs. Edgar Pratt, Mrs. Fra nk Power& and • guest, Mrs. R. ••• W. Vaughan. I At Owen Home !•, w�� · --1-d RUt Five membe r, of the Twi li&h t Gardon_ c _ Tub ottended t he gard • n club cli me ind work9hop of Reilon 1 1. held Thutsda:9 at the Marielta fairgrounds. Mn. Woodle and Mrs. Salisbury of Toledo co nducted lhe I Th.e FortnJte Club m e t Thunday I af £s ir wl t h Mn. Woodie s51eakin g j eve mne at the �ome o( M rs. Rich• on color aspects i n fl owe r arra n g. ard O wtn In Middleport. A sh ort bu ii u� aa m eetln,11 was ing a nd Mrs. Salisbury o n t low ,ir conducted by M111 A nn Howell I a rr11ngements. when plans for a de m onstratio n by , . A t te nding from the lout club I Betty Ne�lon w_e re di1cuqed. The • wert! Mrs. T. A. Hewetson, M rs. Jed Bloodmobile w hich wlll be In Porn- 1 Webiter, Jr., M_rs. T. A. Henne111y, eroy_ at t he Ju n ior Hi&h School thi11 Mr11. Gerald Wil dermuth and MiH eommg Monday wa 1 a nnou n ced and me�bers plan . lo go and doEthel Garlan d . n a le theU' blood if poulble. i)QwtI' II I DANC E '• • &:. •i=. .. • •• I Nid Teen Council H·ofds Meeting At Syrpcuse • I I I • ! I �i' I t 1'0DAY AND YESTERYEAR 1 Fort•nite Club Hol,ds Meet,'ng Attend Marietlll Event Meigs & ·Mason Coming Events 1";;'., A,,;.:"'"' " rially Edi · to 11 �7 ' -:---c:-c-:------=-----=c---- ' DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy•Mlddleport, 0., July 22, 1960-3 ---·------ ---�--- Drugs -d pro£•JlS I , • ,, .. SMALL ,...,. SOLOMON .SHEBA DRIGHTFUL MEAL CI RCLE'S Restaurant U8 Phone WY-21.,913 · Pomoroy E, Main Open 6 A.Ill. te 1 0 P.M. DaUy l -\Ml • MAWVAN KIN�OR l-6E0�6E � .. , -.JIDRDtOOJ;,;...11111111 I 1111111 FlRIW! • 'Gueot -�Nlllf;IIY 18.LB!. PAll lXIJlfY .. 6mffiE BRtaJ--• �. ·� . ;' f •I !! DON'T MISS THIS SPl!C TACULAR COLOR MOVUI, THIS IS A SHOW YOU W ILL REMEMBER F'Q_R Y11!US ■. f' ; �·--· • F'rsnris Mo n tgom e ry, La n gs v ille. 2--Daily Sen t inel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., July 22, 1960 r('n a nd You t h rtsol u1ions whlrh they we re supper 111ueat& Saturday l V lilvnred that c1 11at iunw1dl" p rogram r . .11 1 1J M rs. Chari� SimpkLnl. M of b<' developed lo ('o pt� with Lht' pro Sha ron Holter Q{ B.ashan spe nt ble m Of pubht �diool d ropouts 1 week w.ith her COUli n , Rosalie the P!lr T he l o u ne i l .i bu \ Oted 1 0 ac Davis. g Me1p rept spnn sor�h1 11 o r tht' lt:rs. Peul LitUe is hom e from Cou nty Fair rod-; and roll con114t r Hospital after being a su rHol:r:e ft1111 • f q :t o ht' s1agecl i n r<1nJunct 10n with ,. g1cal patient fo r two week!. K iddies l l;,.) · · M. fl_ iimmeN, truck drh·er l lueE Mrs. E t hel Snowden spe n t a .'"\JI i . 1,rturulman for the Apl)l;l1d11an r son, M r . and i he with l cutmc days few tht• of hors . ht mPm JuJy 22 . � n; P.o,,er Co1PP1nY. Poin t P l l'D!>a n t was prf'Srni f.,r l bt n ig ht � mN• t Mn. Harry S nowde n and David uf whole. earned y profits the The rovers cont over Bl'nd ers Junior roy ome The P Dlstriot, WH awan:h::d his 25 ) l'ar Ill" w i t h Hilt' � h�t•nl • By United Pm, lntern•tianal re- Pt. Pleasant. . d Se111or 4-H Clubs will spon sor n a drug " finance to matter costly a It Is pl generhas companies g manufactur rug c y I b n receotI y . ser Vice m · Ann, Ha ndy a nd B etty Ja ne a n ice cream social on Li ncol n I ..t'(I a t ed more heat than tight. One reason for that enormous . T WO Spr ouse W'er e Sund ay guest$ o r t are ·' O sen d huai-ds the and ch sea· 1' 0,0 11'.'.' I '.ott>u · ·1·t r Today is F rid.1y, July 22, th, l le1gh1:S, Friday b.e2innlng at 5:30 , _ t> • , 0 1 .. Guy was employ e d Ju l ,· t 0 W 1J I with 1 62 d c 1 \. d ramatic examples of this ran be cited. One Joyce a nd Keith ca rpen ter, Pomt 2041h day of the year, misunderstanding of lhis esa�� is a widespread p. m. Home mad� ice cream, cake, 1&15. 11 a la�rer. in tht' Tra ns- 1 . tJ,�e n ��;t ior ,� a; , �;.r 960. 1 n i ���1 1 e . mor • F • easant. Pl d � ' · De-parttion pie and coffee will be sold and th& · D1str1bu cornd a on n mls11o firm spent $25 m illion for research r . prngr am _ co -ord rn - se nlJ al rndust.ry s partic ular pro blem s. a l s The moon is approachi ng i1s proceeds used for the Canter's ��rp�, ,d)' .irul Ra n• kilvip ment. He became a grou n dman , \ " h r e10 S�be · of,{ _ 1114 � UV� tilone �Qr� •fl. n ew phase. r i A drug company is not, for Ul_l(.tnce, com\\ a i,; l l i u� t un . n ( J u l } 29 1 Cave 4 H Camp lund. i n 1936; r1rl d clerk 111 1 942 , 1 r m·k a(t < i 1 A-tars. ( 1 1tar is 1 lnK rn mo The ��: � :rJ\in�t,� �:.r,' The -Sale m .Cen ter Girl and w� ,tpy as&ijrance that it would. 4no1her driver 1n l M� an d t r ud; d mw- � � 1� � 11�, t/:t�n �;'"�:;� �1:� i J;:� para ble to a man ufacturer o( appijatlees who · i:n•ouse The evening sta rs a re Jupite r Boy Sc out, 11 re ha vi ng II\ lee 11 ¥,I • wllU-" • V . ....1 -.r ,.'""t,!P-'• . f . _:n:� f'f' • ·• · l't" I. ground man I ?! 1 949 JD IU' so b t ,,, IaI • • oI a n. articIe if sal.CI C9Ql,-ny ttiS � .,,.J UlllllUJI for a l.lC'ller re �·reational p rogram 1 t'an d rop prod uetlon M'JI lfilb t ir �l:8'., .,et t y and Satu r n . . cream social at the achoo! ho use S.mC'e h 1s e mp1oy men1 . G uy ha .� in lh t· MG:\t area l ul Betu ou �gll'fflbP1 t ., I/IN, sef be 4 w lh•i CQIIIWlllld e of 11!>8Fcb intro�ompany armaceultcal b p tcr a Once · · ' Friday afternoon and e ven ing, attend On t h is day i n h islory: h•d , '"'' °""'• nd;n, ip the et- cy J1n,e lt'iP � nl4mi IJlll• 22nd . Home made ice cream, July sin;� a l' pot fi\ JHld in �s the _ a st.eys � almost ees last u itJ it d passed invariat,tf drug, the gress in n . Co and 193 Ul 2 a n ce record w ishYor N, IUlf pn ho&plbtl , p!e, h ot dogs, baked beans, cake, R A I S E FLAG ..,,,1 .. � . Boak Act, providin g · .... ye::i:'� has only ht>t> n off d l l 1 ) S ("k �e.p. prl!"-lu""""' �> . U L... irwu, "" · " nt 8 b'• � 1ft wrt· 1· t h e 1 me _as long as any p rescn,-•�• l-0 i,tpd � � W @4Press Ho m e Loan salad, pop and coffee will pohto Colo · mort• lNGS H ' l · S il-'ate r no p A n to r or,o , fed.e ra! loans for one dar , , the drug ffl,8nuffCl:urers' average w,m '.bf �t i-r Jaqe �. (Jhild• rOr �� r ved. se be F i r t y six 1 housand Hoy t e n fo r 1 1 . As a l'Onsequen ce, Pfofi.t.s Pav, 4) ions. t stitu n i g n i nd -le e gag M r. SimuH1ns 1s c1 u i t f' a f lshn 1 · p1 l H94PM-A!, 1PO . N . WSCS ol the Letart Falls Metho­ profit is reJJgldy ,.5 �r cent of the prb!e f-AA'• J;UtQeiVl J,I �_an an d hunter. "" _ r'-' s 1de s at Si · 11111S and leadt> rs raised lhe f lag be figu red on a company's whole ijne _ inIn 1933, Wiley Post completed ph10. CglijPilu,1s J:wtt�, . N.elsop . di&1 Church uuiual picn ic at 6 p. '" . . i o d t r of sol rld o · expanse •w O\'N 1 v grtat !a ,_ m 1 s s e s lus a ound-t)le lh r s \.1' the fi rst Given, W. Va., · g th e 1ems t ha t sh ow 1I11a,:: or no pro• . paid by thf!' c005!,JfDlll!f """ a pres,:;ription . I u dm lifr•. J.oJ.11# ,)jichols � the Iii I , 1 1 , 1 1 1 � anrl c· olorf'd �i a n da nl s to . ghl. Pla ne: 'l"h e Win n ie Mae: m . al ho RJ..f: pf Mr- �nd Mrs. Bert Mr. ts apjbt.af, d her .\fl� �nd produ� for IMf fp profll much tO() that t loss. f a or even i horet' Jam ional • I ,1pi r1 t hr F" i f l h Nat . 'Mme: 7 da�s. 18 hours, 45 m i n • Grimm. 4)1 m enJ:bel'fl i nvi t,!d. Mrs. l(rl . II.ax Edmundsim, Langs utes. John Hill, pr.esident. which t,tye so grea�.t' .ctPtribut.ed to the de• cornn emora ! i i i g 5o ye.ir� of S<.·ouliWe have read of companies earning prof. v 1 July 2J ng and suffering, pf feat Qf d"=>.a1se, s. ... d lor the Chase has en�oue U"udy ______ In 1 934 John Diltlnger, so1 Jts as high or higher tha n 20 per cent of sale Te"" PTA is •PolUiloring Racine Tli,e e the ps�tj.(m of li:1, . - ,.nd for the finan- Qew semester ,J. .QU, ,,,.th ps . B ut w hat we d o not read is that when such called "Public Enemy !?!lo. 1,, was an ice crea m social and reco rd hop �. a n� Mr&. • �P. -4Qa.ms of shot a nd kilfed by 27 FBI agen ts at R.4cine Grade School at fl p. m, PRAYERS FOA BELGIANS is eounted OD to ciQg ·ot ·.'+"f :-,�a� profits are realized i t is only for short per• e week as he l ert the Biograph m ovie _ UP! han t -t YO More N EW lK �oQd, W . Vf ., ,.. � July 23 r mirac les i n the .Ld Belle e . ill area� T!t Mn. pie• false any n I they iods. provide b.er case, ond a l· t, with Bt end �� York's r New c or s membe 15() en n Chicago. i p,r-Odu theater . be an ice cr.!a m sup. will There The Tri-County Tct> n Cantr . . . ., , 1"'IW ! a.pd �hild·, r Martin, Wi lliam· luturie? 1 • h r· � In 1944, d elegate s fro m 44 n11• per at the FirlFf: Presb)'ter ia n Teen Cou11<' 1l mC'I l ai;I mght at lhe � 11 �orn m t: Y t_med m i ::� I ture o! the experience of the industry as a c un 1 0 r fell and Joltri -�•1 - -'l\leif � ue h - ti Olls app ro\e d !Tl i n ternational Church, Syracuse, Satur day e ve n • ) ,, � --;:-p� Canlt'en 's Syrarui;p Recrl'almnal r° 1h/Con. I -- _,... L. 6• e, ll'l,o -t IW9 ....ks hue rero nstrucO on bank. o f�s t hee wh� vic n l,r, ha� the of i n g, July 23rd with hom e made Cente r a nd adopted ijnl' · Jo.• Wafa,ly W ¥i•su Mr. h1;11 ot . " · P,i:,onB •ml Jeftre1· , C,.ct, Si� r,, : . ThOught foi- toda y: Former Uni- the church bulldini fund . an , Whi lf' House { 'onferi' n ct> o n Child- go upmmg . . Bob Jµl&er , , 1 , -' ftt.. Plt111tQt, Mr. and 111'1- Ch,rl@I q,d. · versIIy O f Ch'lCaeo Chancel! 0r RoJyly 24 ;,,;;', · ;..·.;-;;-;;=-,-'-;;.;;.;. s reM r. and Mrs. earl Meyers, C11rl_,1,r , :Parson, and Cherl Qa, N�k. By Jffn Park•r •·__;;.;;;;;;,,..___,,:;,;;,;;._..;..,__,_,.;;-•;..u-. Lv4i• 'J'hJ� 1)afl � ayn ar d Hutchins said in M bert · -i of Christ on , Cbureh 2ion a The 'N• h.e e2'6 J� w,,,. l on nd J el and Ma rty, o( Day ton ; Kr. a n4 ¥.l,s .. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Si ne., ICE CREAM SOCIAL all , Et l tl'slimony h clore the? Boyles Com- the Pomeroy · Harrisonv ill e Road s• Rutland Boy Scout Troop 240 Geo r,11e Hartenbach, Fla"''"' Beach, 4U i,.e .S� , Leon, W. Va.; ifn. �Edna fl.1,1s aeh a� 1-ie Gru e mittee : "The policy of repression Will h.ive a hy m n sing at 2 p. rn. 1 will spo nsor an ice crea m soci�l, Fl_a , ; Mr, a nd . Mn. Bi'U£e May, F. -,: . �<.'n , Mr. and VrB . Tom er. of ideas ca n not· work and never featllPlng Freeland Nol'l'ls and the Saturday, July 30, on the Methodi1t M1kt and Debbie, Mr. a nd Mr• . Cff· Walker, -.imberly and Mela nie, h:i.s worked . " SunSet four, Fl o rence Ad1ms, Mar­ ays d �e T�omaa spen t a �?I ya., ){rs . Carl ,Parsons, l.'hurrh lawn begin n ing at 5 p. l'J). roll Snowde n , Ste v e, U.ny _ and ,Dunbar, ---er Powell, Anna K in .c and No r• ilyn IIJilt, f!Qtp {ly Besides vario us flavors or iee Garry, Mr. a nd Ml'1i. Ch 1u1es S1,np- - Clarence Gah n , oar Hill; }t:rs. wU� Mt.• Fn, the Racine Barbershop randand , s ri L = D IR4 ,: lk•- Et.J::i,I HOLZER HOSPITA cre11m, cake, pie and coffee wl,11 ki ns, Mr, and Mn. Homer Parker Nola Formento, M r. aod Mrs. Har· . Quartet, Jean Hayman, Dan Hay. Mon t apen mu, Dee , r ht e dau Vern M a Mrs. 20: July ho1t.i,. s s, the and Susie a� A dm ission alsu he available. vey Hugbee li(n. Harve St,iu hter Earl m an, Gib Hart and Rob Hart. Home moyles .-en mown by or M�i�, Mo. ; Mr. imd Mn. day i n Gallipoli•. rr.ti. Knap p, _ Rave n�wo od; Ha Meigs Coun ty Foxhunters Asso­ n i d employe Is Parker er m PARKER REUNION use; l-lo Syrac Ca rroll Sno wden 'In th e e venJ ng. Richl"rd Watkms, Jr,, . Sa m w ni iams, M rs. E. E. Haffer of Shoolin111 Match at Bald ciation s this we ek . n reunio Columbu Parker leh Th 2 nual n a e Midd !5t w Jr., THURSD•Y LD le S Hink s r HE GUEST PARTY Va · Mr a nd M · M EMBER S and Ra vens wood Haro ld Lloyd . at 1 p. m. 'nlere t statcting spen r Knobs, Taylo ' Clair t Mrs at d n Aug a ld Mr Su nfiay, will be h e • · 8 ·11 • wi 14 M a s Rose Patterson ent.edai n ed CharIes Sno ke, ·Jr., nuse m · ar1e, · � po ,t · M U SIC RY will be chickenE:, ha m s and bath e Tuppers Pl a Ins Sc hool a ccord· wi t h �· Tupperwa re Pa rty at her I , Edd , T m y, ��Nanc , Ma y .i few days v isiting in Colu m hu � r_ " Y r rk• home Th,, ,sd a y mornin' . Several i n,11 to th e pre s i den t, Home Dh;clw rge�. Ju Iy 20: Mrs. Arth ur •nns . I� o 1' '"1,a nust er, ..,.,,, and re•• ...,.nlly , d S us1e ,. an . r Pa I 1 July 25 and Weber n o n Ver Mrs. d wi r T ho mas A. Cla r k, M rs. Waln a mner Mr. R e d II 11 88 d t k b n a 11 Bar A f'r, co n test!! were played with p rizes M w D parso��• Joe a n d D a· The Bl oodmobile will be at the family and htll' parents Mr and ter "Wedemeyer, Carlos Adkins, be Re rved at n oo n with a sho rt pro- j fl ivc n Re fresh me n t s o! cookies vi-�'- 0r e sm ere, a. ' i,:r am l.o follow. All rela1ives and 1 and c.o ffee were se r ved to the ro1'. Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan �r M i ddle- Mrs. O t i s Martin, David Morgan, Pom eroy High School, M o nday, MEET fr le n� s are urged to atte nd . port are v acation in g in the south- Mrs. O rla nd Waldeck, Earl White, July 2' from noon to 6 p. m . BOOSTERS BAND lowing guests: Mra, E vely n Hill, 1 nd Ba Local n r Y July �6 PAR E U PIRWA ern states. Nor1.hweate The Mrs. Gail Mille r, Mrs. John lf)ow_ Patter-son, rey d Kvelyn Jordon, Au T fl: r P ghda her d n a school ed Barnes a s 1 � crs, Cynthia K. Smith, Rush Shir- T�e Syracuse Th ird W edl)esda:, Mrs. Ro e Oug1i n , Betty Williams, Boo11ler'1 met at the high .:rs , J; n • Dewhursl e� tert �•� en u here ere's Beatric Yo C W H Robert Er- . dm e Demon stration Club 1Jleeter wi I a u pperwa re par Y II De ll n Phillips a nd Wanda Williams Monday nlgbt w ith Iris W illiams, ter-i n -111,w, Mrs. Paul Be rneH, M or- l e:,:, Mrl:. �Jyde Jones, Enjoy A Wonderful Mea l M rs. D o n· ng h '81 been l)OAt pnned from Damis, l home, Fr! day e v e n ing. Beatrice lon a nd Irene , or P o meroy, are \'is- win, Mrs. Phoebe president., in charge. t he clemo n0,tr11tor. . -..,_ • Col• d n a r n io G,-uclously Served I n A ttle Ma in ricks. d d �everal games were en joye wilh iting relati ves ald Hen Smith iave the secretary and Wed neSday July 20 to WednesdaJ DAUGHTER BORM . aru>' July 28 at 7 p. m . It will be fhet pr izes awimled. A des� e�t cour11 e Pleasing AtmoNphcrc. Bi r ths, July 20: A so n to Mt,,� Mr. a nd Mrs. James Spa n gler tr�uurer reports. The il'OUP vo te d umbua. and Mn. Bill Smith was admitted to Mrs. v�rnr.r Harry K n app, Rave n s- at the hom-e of Jlfrs. Je uie Co'I was serv ed lo wa n da Willi� ms , the , (Phyllis Cremeans ) are a nnou ncing lo bPY extra uniform collars '" We Senre Smaller or month r a Holzer Hospital this past week. demon s trator, Mrs. (8eat 1ce. Du• the bi rth of a daughter, Jftne 2fi Ill .butiona; to chargt $1 trill. �thel arJ41Jd w ·1, be spealG,, "ood . . Portions For The M rs. Kate Miller of Columbus er on "FloJ.er AHim ,I ng"; gu n 11 11 d• Many , Fer n swee n I Y , A V· Ft. Knox, KY Grand pareJ1ts are _f1H) a y ear rent o n horl)s. It was d eR e Da n iels a.n d Va . . lli lld o1d,ed to spon sor an ice crea m so-- spent the past week with Miss I Deaths. July 20 : n Shtlng Party at Stansbul')' Park, ChUdren If ))esircd (ml' I I (, eorg e , Jo1m Stewart , Don - Mr . Spa nj ler of Quick, Ho mer l\111rc hing ton. Armstro ng. cial, Aug. 26, at the village Rark . Opalna l .athey, Be tty Williams, Ruth- M r. a nd ti,J rs. Ju p e cre q1.... ns. Mi ddleport tor Yo ulh ol Melgi . � Roge r Rou1h, band director, a n - -lane Roush and Vandy, Lois Wolfe COM F. I N SO O N ! Cou nty Churches of Christ, 4 p, m . CHUltC li (L A.S i MQTS It-� to j and ChC' l'yl, Ju dy Snowde n , Joa n Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Mol dt' n en- nounced that the � wo uld ap_ :�!& /�9f\1atrons of Pomeroy M11y, A u d rey Pi tterso n , Isab e lle 1e rtu in l.'d the Gol cl,e n Circle cJa111 pear at the G.illiu Co. fair o n Aug. 22. Male 4:. Sea e&.gle 1 Nelso n , Joa n Eads, Sh�r�y Morgan, ACROSS cleanbe are OES will meet Tuj!sday uniforms all and 3. to C f Chapter .a o th e hurch of Christ with offft. Moving :1. 'illfant Debbie a nd Donna W 1 l h a ms, Jane , wie ne r roast 011 the church law n, ed before then. at the Masonic Temple evening J N MI DDLEPORT a spring forw rd rs Afrtxel ' ON ROUTE 7 Rutland P•r1onil• Hartwell Curd as ho• Parso ns Andreo un d R bin D ew- J uly 8. Mra. wilh · Polrn 25. drops in Fall e, ' t. Shrewder . s tes Willia m Theobal d or Co lumbus I hurst. ( Bra.I. ) 'l. Oir\' 1 n M}e ( colloq. ) , The bu11ine1s meetin,1 was In v lP ted feQtW�IY with his mol her, July 29 BIRTHO.AY CILIIIAT, D .26. Zoo rus Auctlo 8. l'tflrht.mare 10. d,,,i" \�i\ the K of of l picnic 11nnual The tn• Sui;ie Parker entertained IWith a charge o( the president, Ri)' Spo\1/. Mr ll. 4'd h1, Tl 9. A fttel li. Fmqueil.Uy of an d Sisters n bf: ha party ho noring her molh��. 1�s. de n . The tr1m1urer'1 report w11s Pythia Mr. an d Mrs. Joh.{! . tf!_e tnd s P' rier r ca 3,8. Pl'tLenllOUI t · an..., ,S u nd a• Jea n Parker, on her bit\hd11Y, "JUiy given by Er nes t Nicholson. The (a m lliiv v ollited the ""'l J wit his pa r U. Slf"I .,� dd lepnrt Lodge will be re1ldenca secretary Wall a bse nt. Tht IIower- e,n l.8 , Mr . and Mrs. Roy Tilli!\- of .27. En• · held July- 29th at the Middleport 15. Biblical 10. 14, At • ev R by closed a en v was gi report name roadside .Park. The af1ai; will be Chilllcothe . Tea, hom emad e ice crea m and I fu nd dlatll.J\ce ,-,.,.-• "'.,·,· ,,,;�� au10• lO. s·word a was by and · Glor,· , Thompso n ll. Brea.kJI e•eh deronitcd cake 1he had made, Snowden . Scripture readl n• 11, ..Tert• i>otl11..,__c\ ansf ii .,. · family Is asked ' 36. Part of a. moblli!I aa lrJ. •th e I Tay Ior, 16. Mmdc note visite d la st week with their gr,a ndWl.'"re served to Mr. and M rs . Roy "" to brjnf the Own t l e 5erviee. range �l be hej_� ,.t 11 p.m. 29_ Berore Journeya Atten di nK were Re v . and Mrs. T, pare n UI, M r. a nd MM. E. A. Tho mpl?. Coln (Jap.) SnowC,1.'" n , Mr. a nd M rs . CharleR Th e pichlCi lfl Gulde 87. a In 30. Anno p La , 20, �e•t Mr1. on d n a l Mr. QueiU Wellls, ;ts, V. of the I: of P e. May, vil nd n a famllles Bruce n Mr. , so tke Mrs. n1 Si m pl<l and aJl 88, Wheel line Domini :19. Rubber s are ln vlt• Sll!lter ythia n the d Miko a nd Debbie, Mr. and M ra. no- Nichol11on , Mike and Billy, Mr. and · n a f aplrtllle bands tlL Poat. ( abbr.) Mra. Ja nice Cotterill a nd dau&h• Mrs. Clair Taylor, Thelma Micha"'l, corrie. mer .Pa r ker and Su!lle. to d e It 40. pone lb-Baltic. -ti. W•tam. Mr. and Mra. Roy S n owdel), M r11. le r1 or LancHter called on her 1 CT09'K tHOWIR HE L D ----- -·----(shortened) Strike 32. . ihow' ' one rar Lan•; Pearl . s t Mr n e and r Mr. pa 11, Da'' Mrs. R.uthlime Roush w11.s com• Jeesie Grueser. Mrs. Jeanette ,:,r::-'11'"'11r-lle,11>7.� U. �lclel pllmentcd with a !lork shower 11 t vis, lto111er, Rodney a nd 80111lle, h lnJ. :aa.ot Jtl.U.sn Mr. and Mrs. Robert HIil a-,d • We're wh,,ellng and dealing the . home of Mrs. Dunna JVelson. arnl Brend.11 Turner, mQun\4w\a n her pa rent s, Mr. () called Billy HEL PARTY Y D BIITHDA Wanda Willia m s a nd Connie Black , PuJ,110 lt. 1 ,, � 1 , � Fairu nrvt•r �•fore! of in nn g i M r . and Mrs. Sherman Jb hnso n and Mrs. W. D. La werr co-hoster;sea. ,tOtJoe,, ga ve a 1111rprise party honoring born, Saturday, 13. Orpnla G i fts were placed I n a mi n iatu re t heir son , Er nie, on hi! IAth birth• Mr. .a nd Mrs. Paul Northup o t (-.t,br.) haby bed. Co ntestB were e njoyed. day Saturd ay eve n in g op lhe lawn Zanesv ille a nd Mr. and M rs. Char• Ftah 8fi. lea Harr iso n and Ron n ie spe nt sunJu dy Sno wden won the door pr lzt> . o f the Church of Christ. 315• Eliminate d4y with Mr. and Mrs. Cash Zi mCake square• topped with hoot• IT. Tibetaa · The evening was spen t playln111 merm a n . i41 S, l ee cream, m l n11, n ula a n d cof• REMEMBE R ' NO ONF. IINDEIISF.1 ,1.S 011 prl•t Mra. Helen IJathburn Clapp and fee, were Hrved to Mrs. Reva ga mes. Hot do gs, aolt d r inka and a 19, Bhada of OUT•TRAll",S US! FOR YOUR Rt:ST HEAL Snowden, Rose Pallerso n , Joa n butterfly shaped cake were -aer ved Mn. You n g and childre n of Colu m• .,.,n May, · Pearle Ca naday, Jr ia Wlll- tu Connie H aley, Caroly n McKnlQht bu1 wtre re1.,.nt i\lt!l&ts or Mrs. Ber60 lamH, M elva Turner, Ja net Morris, Cheryl Wo lfe , Judy M u ft ins, Con- tha B. Rathburn. · �ld':nt Mr■. N■om i Ch11e went by plane 4il. Univn•'1, Judy S nowden, Ja net Bolln, Ruth n le Rice, Roberta Smith, VIQ}I MC101vent Erlewine, tsabelle N elson, Do nn.a Knight, Suaie Parker, Mike Nichol- to cte■_ r t,alt e In Fremon t, Jn d., to '2. Corrll:>rl Wllllamso n and Jean Null, Mid- ion , David Ser.ail, Harold and Jun• vlJlt hier 11.unt, Mr1. George Owens ' 48. Cr&vhtp dleport, a nd Mra, Rou,�•• mother, t or Burke, Tommy We.Il ls, Jam•• and family the pa st weak. She has fit. Poem• M r8. Wallace Fa nn i n , Morehead, Jo hnson, Mr1J. JeHle Grueser and returned. DOWN' the ho&t!l. Ky. Mr. a nd Mr,, Robert Hill, Mansw:rit 1, S Ernie received many nice slti. Ith IIITHOAY OI ERYlp ' ., fltld, were week end gueats of her � laTHDA y Oal fl:YID Mr . and Ml'I. Euge n e Tho m p1o n 2, VJ,Jleat•a l dparen ta, Mr, and Mrs. Wil• ga ve a party for their d1u1hte r, De bble Jo May, daui h.tw of Mr . fH ili■m Folan. tlOur (ln4,) Be var ly, ln ho nor ot her 8Ui bi rth- and Mrs. Bruce May celtbrated c '�: Malt a. n llnd Mrs. Zl:mme?Q11 Emma Mrs, I POMEROY, OHIO day, Th e afternoon waa e njoyed her 6th birthday bf i nvi\\n" play, l ":", • f2' • ,, ,.,; . ., \;i � 1Mverai1 t e · N� . Wtff ":tneu playln 11 1ame1. Ice ueam, cake, m ate11 for the afternoon Th l,lnd ay. l b l i .,�.LY CJt�l/OT!J ... �.... d , . :�· :�:·:e:= 1 .... • .. A. � Y u J. 8 4 A x ,.;,. " \ f1 �:��Ir·�:,�� ��::i·�1�'.·��: b,�.::."t: 1• )Ira. Rlthafd Grueser, Is his "' ,.p·• Thoma■, Ju dy cream, ca.e •di n wer, • t eu .,.a.... and lr:ool aid • were , O • ,• • JI n N o L, � ,,. .\I. ' : Jiomei · " .11" t.h.� • .,. "'t'" ,.. t.11ier •• • .,,.. and Paula Kina, ' rlene Chafin. serve d. Debble then Oltt � her • ..,... pearl l,Q• • or ano,, '!"' t u ,tan-'al r tetta n 01 Colum . .CJUed e Id , una , , ; and Glorla glflt. _, , ' , Palterao Roxa n ne 11 1!19- 8 1 t).a thret , ' � tol' the �wo . -..d Mn. ,Dlck � · 'j •nd Tho m pso n , ft er . . bfo 'ber, OJI ,l(r I.•, ( Ifie of '-' ttt ndlnl were • 1-•110 , . ••• >< d ,t 11, ¥.' �:,.,..'I, ..Ill' l ' · l r h ••• urd1 . u ' • , " � IIICNIC Dl�N·R Mlke, Sheri')' Morcan, Jiqe WIN , rll'Y-e, • ·i, • refi )1 , �lffe are. · ra lotte , � � tier M,. il,tUe McK.emle wW 1 Mr. a nd Mn. Roj Snowden en- A n drea Dewhurst a nd Deb?la Kay home briefly Saturday. Sheff'. help,- 11 Ornitorram Quotation : 1 te'1all\fd Wiih a plcp1le dlnneJ1, sun, Shuler. c1re for her 1l1ter, Mrs. EmP411.SONI 1u1hter, d their of hql1le he j ' at , HeLD AIUNION �IIY ma Hanlni at the home of Mr. and T u p s z Q L T B u L JC Y S t> S V G Y 9 pI Mrt. Homer Parker, The deacandanta of Hiram and Mr■. ·Rumond Webb i n Athen a. Atte ndlnc were Mr. and Mrs. Joaephlne Gar nea .Par, on s met It V B L W - H V X U S ,, D B D B U ..T X Mn. Mildred Vanhorn, Harold Joh n Fleld1, Mary, M■rllyn, Mar• the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dayton A FEELING OF fe,te"41-y'11 Clr)'Ptoquo t•r TH&RE IS and Dinlh or Parkerabur1 called . 111aret and Johnn1, and �it mother, Pinon, and dauat.�r, Jani , SUQ• n . and llrt. Edward 'l'tu�mas :&:I'ERNITY IN YOUTH-HAZLITT day, July lt, to, ,.IQJ.il' ritunton. p )Ir M ra. �JdJ1 _South Curltaton; om) d1u1hlen ond Mr,. Ethel Nel• (C 111Q, Kiili ...1.turt1 8ynd.tc1.t1, Inc.) and .\,IIOfldinl WIN � lflllll!II 41!oWden and u.. t•4 l!ro. I. son and Helen, Sunday, Mr. •nd Mn, John K enlle4y of Columbua were vla.ltora or Mn. Edi"' -Wllllamaon over the week · end, S.Jm.Plf''DS c·IVen 25-Y...... r•ID At A·r,r i.eh•lall 'UF "AILY r'ENTINEL 1\.AJIIUU -- -entat.m " I ' • BAKER and SEYFRIEI) your LENNOX dealer o·.· - . ---;-·---N. -� - ., . r �..._- -�,- " �.,-r·· c·OmfflUUJt • • ew• ·w y I: v,,; •• • I• ••' F ti ... I I ' 1...,. RESTA U RA II.JT MA RTI U I I ..... ' f I t t ,. Ii l' ''·' I ..- ..... ' IF YO�ROOKING FOR ,. ,, ' ON A . " ,. 60 C H EVY I I � • •· ' I I t Ir: '' ' I ,, SEE POMEROY MOTOR CO. ------ .! ��\i \:!�'.'1:! � •�::: �!,� MUILLE R ClimQ trol Furnaces . At A Bttter Price tld to ,_, frl•ndt For A Fret Estlmatt ,wflli • .....,•., Phone ., '!!1 1 i' Syroc., - ' "4 Ph.,., W"( ... '· awned aw, ,1111-.A lty ---·+ � Arnold �11n • ' . . . ..... .. fM,Jthtl!l'I' . I• FON!II •• * ...., -� � ltoH Off ltoate 1 • ' , ........ .. -� I• • Mr. and Jut. William Reevea and dau,hten • Of Akron were weet end pests of her mother, .,_ A l• I' . Qll au,.. llfri. Ro- Bldd.. ond � Al• len, are helptn,1 •t Camp ftffbu Of J(elly'1 J1lan�. �.z:i -> nd U:111. Jean -VandemHlr:, � P+lo, left Wednesday ;Ir h me at Clark.'a Summitt, � ter a twc, weelr:I visit with her litottier, Mr,. Ethel Chapmon, llri, .\.n.11 Wlbller, Ian ond Joft'. Ru...it ljld IJll!lo o! . 11r,, !. �!N'lburl and aoll, BQ.ly, ot · conneetlcut, tailed on MN. Ethel NeJ,qi, and Helen '111u....,,. Iii. md llrt, cl1n1on Pt�• and l111lllf .... Sunday ...,,. of mother, illra. Mtlll ll\l1>� of Sy, ncµae. '141Y1'Jl'm. PJ � t; $'•• u,� ; •, ·,, . ■.,; _...,,. .' .• ·1 �--= : ,. !N�tl/� . . I I. so Neu, Kin $ 1 0.88 I_ I See the YELLOW PAGES ' II I ...r r o t Wlf'nu r r n I PH OTOS THE I R IEST AT ■"'■ Mrs. Ernest Cale Honored With Layette Sho GROVER STUDIO I Fram Noon Wednesda y, July 27 To Augu1t 29th J. J. I M. D. FOR THE BRIDE Danee Party For Saturday At P:omeroy IS Gtm FROM THE JEWELERS * * * ** * I 8. I I Middleport-Couple Announce Birth Mon . .Mr. a nd Mrs. Ne uma n Burdette �lddleport, are a nn ou ncing the h1rth of .a daug hter Tracy A n n Monday even i n g, July 1B at th� Holzer Hos pital. She weighed seven po u nds at bi r th. Thef ha ve one other daughter {Cell ee Jof'. Grandpare n ts are Mr. and Mrs E. M . Blak e, local and Mr and Mrs. Oth o Burdette, Gal lipolis. Great g ra ndpa re n t.a are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tracy Sr., Po m eroy and Mrs. E. Mae Ingels, Ma, on and Mr. Northup. Gall ipoJli. A. O. Tracy, Pomeroy and Mn L s Bletner, Ma son, are gre at f!'eai grandparents * K&C;·JEWELERS I I * China Fostoria Crystal Beautiful Syracuse China Hollow-war• Sil•er HAVEN TH E ATR E snow NEW HAV EN, W. VA. 4 DAYS-FRI., SA T., SUN., MON. J U LY 22, 23, 24, 25 STARTS FRI, & SAT, 6;45 -% SHOWINGS; SUN. & MON, 7,15 ADMISSION : (This Show Only l Adults 75c-Childr8111 25c lBE mIJESl' MOllON PICIURE MR-CRFA'JED! . OFF ICE RS TO Ml: ET The Church School Olllrers a nd Teac�crs or lhe Mid dle port Firat Ba ptist C�urch Will tnee l this Su n­ day � v en mg at 8:30 follo wi ng the ev ening serv ice. · · ---- - - - f T O O H O T­ TO COOK o. l�� �b� !� ho . � 11!:Vi dj .oJlf. �!1/ij •• 111', .,lid � . !l<l4 .,,.,;;. ,, , " lili 1.'tt' ,!"ll �:tj; l_ _;;, , .., _.,, Iii.ii 1!11 '· EDW�AO .... T••· - .-- ' . ·-p•bl<t FULL HOUSEPOWER WI R ING I A modem plann� wiring system that keeps ur home up to dat� today and in the future, �nough outlets • • • b111 e�ough circuits • • • plenty of jlOWer. M�R �LECTRICAL APPUANCES I Jnsta/Jeti. and included in the base plan an cost of every medallion home to help you five better electrically, · 1,.1 :T FOR L IVING ! Decorative • • • functlo" al lighting that compliments anv cq scheme and Shadow frH lighting lb eai,e ayea and for ulety. • c..m, W,itclt ,.. - W-·• Ad For '•-· •- 0,, All T.....,_i - for Lifflllod Time tviQI o.,., • ft�r,oy. .�unQco S.-. _rv�or, ' . .,, , • � ' I/If - ' i,f: .� ,r� , ,1_,....,...,.__________ ....__...1 ·�=·TT ·N . mA -,, . . . .... V ' 'A . , . " . ..,..,.aauo "'•'"'••'!""" .."'......•_; o1tN''lf-•;,, ;;.,; .t1. 10 "'i'"" I ' FO( comei,11 lhlo<mation on the Medallion Home Prom., contlel Btufder, '1ichitect ar-thl ;euuder Sain t>iVislon ot the llectric eom=. '• ., ' ■ the 11:1. CTA IC co, COLUIIII■� "'""D �Oil,11'"...ltN ONIO ILICTIIIIO COMf'ANY • U.. here havi n1 bee n called by lhe I Jack and Joyce, Mr. .and Mn. RaY Mr. Ind Mn. CbarlN Wood■ desth of hi• mothe r , Mn. Lau r a Ginther wert Sunday dinner •pent Saturdar evenbll wltb llr. Bro wn . 1ue,t:1 of M r and Mn. Phillip and Mr1. P. F. Koble t&. n Mr. a n d Mn Ho wa rd Seidenabel Boyles, Allred. TiK'SOn_. Ar iz .. •pent an e ve ninJ Mn. W.iyr,e McGee, L.mca,ter I with hu, au n t, Mni. C. E. Roacher. spen t a <"oupte of day1 with her j Rev. an d Mn. Robert Ca rd ne au n t, Mu Mollie Bookman. vacaUoninK ln Te nneuee. Mr. and �n. Delma r Bau m , ! Pfc. Jerry Clela nd, Camp Perry • Nancy a n d Timmy a re vacatio n ing 1pen t lhe weekend with llr. aod i n Florida. I Mrs. Rola Cleland. I F ITS ,icTUII TAKING 1 n o H Mar orie , n ffma Marilyn Ka j ar Mr. and Mrs. Fred :RJce e 'I YOU WANT - H a nd Patty Koblentz attended 4-- H vii;,U ne: r-el1tiYe, ln Virlini a. WHIRE TO COMI, Ralph Knight, Ke nt, 'Pent the ramp al Ca n ter, Cave. Mr. and Mn. Marion Wood were weekend -..ub Mr, and llra. HowSunday d i nner ,llue1U of Hrs. We Allo H••­ ard Knight. Chloe Bailey. Fl�amen Sapplln Pat and VenJece Duie, Pecey ' Mr. and Mn. Carl K.autz ind And Other AecaooriH N� whouse all flt Salem an d Ril.a Mr and Mn. Fl oyd Ridenou r call• , Circl_e, Baahan, vi.ailed Mrs. with Woad n o Mari Mra. and Mr. on ed Wef Mt.Ill e Bookma n . Su n day eY e nine:. A layette shower wail held reM r . and Mrs. Henry Be aver Mr. and Mu. R-0&1 Koblentz of cently at the home of Mn. Rus­ llpe n t Tuesday 24 Hour Film .htvlce i n Par kenbu rg . Poi n t Pleasant spent Sunday with sell Spencer for M. r i, Max Cale , M r . and Mn. P. F. Kobl en tz. E. Main St. Jr., (Nl na Abbott.) Church Group Hold. Mr. aQ d Mn. Willi.a m Jordan , The home was decor ated with pi n k and blue strearnen and 1 Picnic Tue,day Evening stor k stood over the baa11i n ette The ann ual family picnic of I WILL BE ABSENT FROM MY OFFICE which WH filled with ma ny lovely Group I of the Fi rst United Pres-­ gifts. byte ria n Church, Middleport, waa held Tuesday even i ng on the Ga mes we re played ar,d after lawn of the church. the gifta were open ed, refre•h• Those altendinK were Mr. and ments of ice cream, cake, tea and M rs. Willia m Buck, BIiiy, Ricky coffee were served by the hos­ and Shelley; Mr. a n d Mrs. Don­ tesses, Mr,, Spencer an d Mrs. ald Lowe A registered nurse will be present al my office during ry an d Pally; Mr . IQd Thomaa Scott. M rs. Ronald Hand, Robin and all regular office hours. Those attending were Mrs. Al· Bu ddy; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ster ­ len Dill, Mn. Will Heil m a n , Mn, re t t ; M r. and Mrs. To m Rue, Sue Len or a La n ham, Mra. Alma Pool­ and JT; Mr. an d M rs. Bethel 0o¥il, er, Mrs. Ella Spencer, Mrs. Gil­ Cole m a n and Roy; Mr . and Mn. bert Spencer, Mrs. Ed n a Bea.rha James Sanbo rn and David; Mra. M rs. Marilyn Muon , Mrs, Joye� Myron Mill e r a nd son : Mn. �iii� � � iii��ii;iiiiiiiiiii Sauters, Mra. Phyllb Searh1, Mn. Dwight Wallace, Mn. Richard Del ores Holter, Mrs. Willard Vaugha n BIii, Don and Beth; Mn. Ebersbach, Mn. Phyllis Reed Ann ice , Ohlinger, Mrs. Willia m Mrs. Ellie Pooler. Mrs. Georg� Morris a n d Susi e and Ch r i1; ,Rev. Abbott, Mrs, Darlen e Buckley. Howard Ruppelt, pastor, Miss Ju dy Fick, Miu Marjori e Hollm an , Miss Sharon Bearhs a nd ' Evanlfelurn Group Miss Lila Bahr . Sendi n g gift.a but were unabl e Hold,. Church Se11ion to atte nd were Mrs. Del mer Hol­ Mr s. Jack Bechtle, chairm an o f lon, M rs. Nin a Ro binaon , M rs. lhe Com m ission of Evangelism o f Weber Tho ma, Mrs. Ruth Steele Heath Methodist Chu r ch wa s in Mrs. Aud rey McLau111 hlin, Mrs: charge of the meeti ng of the Ernest Cale Sr., Mra. N ora Bailey group whe n they me t Wed ne sday Miss Jofce Ginther, Ml1s Gay Ann eve ni ng a l the church In Middle­ Douglas, Mrs. Roae Ga rrabran t port. Mrs . Gol die Eastman, Miss Betty: Mrs . Bechtle con ducled the de. Anna and Etta Eastma n . votion.a l period an d .a n open discussion on Eva n gelism was held by the group which included Mr. and Mrs. C. E Voung, Jl.o berl 1 Harris, �iss Fri�a Faehnle, Mrs . 1847 ROGERS BROS. Ea r l K n i�hl, David Konkr ight ,md SILVERWARE San dra Brew; ngton. I WMPO disc jockey Ji m Lohse I community su,er irthday Celebrat,ed wlll be amon g the 111ue.st s at thi.s The bi r thday July 21 of Robi n Saturday n ight's com·bined d ance party and rock a nd rol l show to Mills, d augh t er of M r . and Mrs. be presente� at_ the Pom eroy High Ro�ert M iJ19_ wer� celebrated at School Auditorium from 7 . 30 to lhe1r home m Middleport with a · j famil)' gat hering, 1 1 p. m. I , 1., Cake and lee cream was s�ved The Jays o f Pomeroy will flea- ·� to the family i nclu ding Robin 's ture so me �f the besi ll ve rock ' n , sistet a n d brothe r, Mary and Daro1 l � ntertu n �e nt e v er to appear vid, her gra ndparen ts, Mr. a nd 1 Phne WY-Z-1115 I n t��s area With �tars of WSAZ- Mrs. S. W. Mills, !oral and Mr. EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO TV, Th_e Ex_p l�mg Volca noes'' a nd Mrs. Raymond Fisher, Mina1 ong with smgmg star Richie ! ersville. , Conway A hit reeord revue will be a n - 1 other attraction dur i ng which the ' latest records will be hea rd for the first time. ,Da n ce conteits will I 1�10 be amo ng the even i ng acti vi­ tie s. I The danre i1 sponso red by the : Pom eroy Cheerleaders . Pa_nnts, 8S well as teen agers, are m v ited lo attend. 1e rvice by the you nc people; 1 1 :00 worship aervice by Rev, Paul HooU. Picnic luQcb at noon. Afternoon service ■ t I :30, apeda l ton e, by the cbo ir ind Donna and Doyle n e Bahr, Faye Watso n , Wanda FindHn,: Ga rrett a n d VioAmy Ch risty of let Chri•t)', Cleveland, Coe q uarut from the Lottrida;e Church 1pecial •i gen from several o f the churche: will take part Jn the aflernoon aer vice. Ever')'one ia welcome · Bring The Family Here For A for.· ♦ her POMEROY, OHIO OWNB�, ,K. A. G�UESER • �N DO" r(· . Res"dent T ed Sandusky G,'rl ,;u, n m n a w,. l!'"· With an in1ta lla MN jot, th•t YOII will f. ft m, letter HeaJb'f! E11ulp11111t .:. be proud ta shew �':ci · F,Ormer Chesfef SAWMASTE R ELECT RIC DRI LL ,. t.ue ■ ■ I $37.88 " For that deal you just ca n't get anywhere el1e I -- - - - . .•. 'rh·rns YOU'll BUY IT HERE! I Rock Springs M YF HasESessi M ncJay ven,ng - - DAI LY ( K V .J S WO R O == ° I Sa le $1 1 .88 Min now Buc kets -$2.88 Barbecue Grills $7.98 Ice C hests $ 1 3 .95 Plastic Pail s 68c Bat a nd Ball Sets 88c Rod and Reel Combination - $4.98 Garde n Spray ers• - $7.88 Bike Tires a nd Tubes - $2.39 a nd $1 .39 w. ) I ,110011 HOUDASHILT /IIYF FOLD I NG TABL ES I I •r n SUPER SUMMER SPECIALS TAKE THE FAMILY OUT TO DINNER ' m t ■ llrs. Freda 1(111,r Illa Lenora BeWn,: wtre owrntCM iUHta of Hr. 111d Mn, Jtnt Youn,. n ROWLE Y Cr REED'S w. GEOR GE HAL L COM BO Around And About Mf.ddlepott hne moved to Co1111111ml flo I Rned,..- 1_ n r COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES mo�. �n SATUllPAY, JULY 23,d-9 :30 til 1 '• j Wlt1':b EAGL ES CLU B • • • •M, lb� r�� M . and Mn. Henry Elchl ltt ' South Bethel Church Cana5ta Club Cheste f Soc1• 0 J • and '°"'• Mr. t d Mrs. Eddie / To ffllve ffomecomin11 Hartung arn:I 10n1, Mrs. Kabel I By Enterta'ned .I Va Mete and Miu: Kathy lwut.er . Th, Ho eco i a ol the South N eWS Repo rte d ly Clarice Allen II Be. h• l Cb ur eh • f SIi '" ftI da• al lhe ou I enjoyed a ' M rs• Chas• RI'ff/e woll he held Sunday . July :W. �rold Brown, Sant, Paula, home f Mn Thelma Cue. M . and Mu John Ginther Sunda)' .tehool 9 : 30; 10:30 t0ns Call(. , la ,pendi g tevenl daya ] Mu. Charlea RiffJe e tert.alned the Bl-M on thly �IDHla Club on Wed nesday evemns at her ho me, I Mra. Kenneth Cale i nd new Eaal Mai n St. daughter were retur ned to th ei r Win nen for the ev ening wert hom e Wed n esday fr om the Melp Mn Sidney Spencer, Mra. Riffle, , Mrs. Rich,rd Finlaw, and Mn . .Eu• Gener� Hospital. Eddie Blake who hu bee n wor k gene Triplett who alao won the Ing in Paducah, Ky., J1 •pendmg door prhe. the weeke nd with b is pare n ts, A a.alad coune wu IH'Ved b)I Mr. and Mr1. E. M. Blake a nd the hott.ea to the above named other relatives, ,nd Mr■. John Beav er, Mrs. Donald Mr. and Mrs. WH llam Everson McKelll.ie, Kn. Howard l.OJln and and family who have bee n t n Mrs. Albert Martin. Steube n ville 1nd Pitlsburih, P1., -------w hero_ her mother hH en • P•· The anni'""'" ol "" George l tlent in _'&lercy Hospitalbe , returned Record Hop Toni11ht Dallas was observed durinK the ho w Mrs. Eileen Clark and he r teen­ c,ening by her '""' P•l. on :� l:�� J;� Donald ' Lowery I agt-rs will sponsor a reco rd hop at • At the dote of the evening r e• a nd daughter Patty le rt this the Syracuse grade school auditor• r O ium t on ight from 7 to 11 p. m. Ad­ fre shmenl.8 were served by Mrs. mo ning for a week's Yac1tlon al Virgi n ia Beach. The Rocle Spring, lfethodi1t Owen ry, Robert to Mrs. Tewkaba mission will be 15c si ngle and Z!)c Dr. an d Mrs. Tho m as H. Davis MYF held I regular meetinr ()n a couple. Pop, potato chips and Mrs. Hen ry Null, Mrs. Dal111, Miss Howell and Mra. Lee S mith a nd 1 who were called here be-cause of July 18 at 7:30 p, m. at the church. candy ba r s will be sold, Mrs. Patty Klo es who we re guests the death of T. H. Da vis Sr ., left Janet Ar nol d , vice pr esident, pre1 yeSterday for their h()me In Tulsa sided and the meeti ng ope ned with for the eve ning. Oklahom a. Ge neral an d Mr11. John The Lord'• Prayer. . Th� tim� and Place of the n e�t E. Hull" also left for their h ome Six members answered roll call meeting will be an nounced later. i n Washington , D. C., yesterday. along wlth the ad visor an d one Helen Louise Taylor who spen t v isitor. Mrs. Hu&h Bearhs led the 1 laat wee k i n Lebanon , VirgJ n ia as de vo tions uain g Ephesia na 6:10, 1·1 . Picnic Hiu NEW and USED guest o f Jeane Casey, dau111hter of Read i ngs were give n a s follows: Mr. a n d Mrs. Cla rence Casey for. "Christ Our Saviour and Frien d," 4-H Club /ll·eet, The . R?Ck Springs Methodist mer lotal residents, i1 visiti�g in by Ruth Ann Balley; ''Warrine MVF picnicked at Bailey'& Lake Columbus thia week with Mr. a nd AKai nst Evel," Petty A nn Arnold ; I last Sun day. Th ofe attending were I Mrs. Carl Taylor. "No Growth With out Riik" by M r . and Mrs. Robert McKi nn ey Carol Bear h.e; "Maklnrz the Much Mr: a n d Mn: Hu�h . Bearhs, Caro l Bearhs , Barrie Phtlhpa, Mr. and or Co lumbus are experted to a r- of the Godly," Mrs. Hugh Bearha; Phone WY-2-3794 Mr.s. Wilbur Bailey, Rulh An n ] rive for the weekend w.lth Mr. "Psal m J" •by Susan na Arnol d ; Bailey, Mary McAlee, Janet, B o b- a nd Mrs, Cla rence M urray, and "Chrlsl Makel A Differe nce" POMEROY, OHIO , M r s. Robe r t, 'rewksbary and Mr. by Mary McAfee. by an d Pally A r nold. -- -- -· Plans were made for a hayri de -- - a nd M rs. J11ek Bachner pla n to ! go to Columbua tomorrow to al- on Au111ust 12. The n ext me(!tlnK te nd lhe A mlfrican Legion con- will be held on August 8 11t 7:30 I v en llon . They will al!o visit wi1h p. m . at the ch11ttb with Patty A.rn­ Mr. an d M rs. John Parsons while old u hoste8S. Ruth Ann Bailey served re­ there . M r . Tewksbary who al· ten ds Barber School there wGI lre 1hm en ts at the close of the LIGHTWEIGHT-PORTABLE also attend the conYen tion. Th� m eeti ng . - - - -- - ' Bach n er 's son Ste v e will v isil ' with his aunt and u ncle Mr. and M rs. Clyde Belcher in Charleston . REGULAR $1 8.95 Mrs. Den ver Weber of ReedsO w I was al the home of her ,i� te < a nd brolher-i n •law. Mr . an d I M rs. Harold Sauer , to care fo r Mra. Charles Higgins, 203 Law­ Mary Ruth and Joy R oberta, dau· ghters ol the Sauers who attended rence St., Sa nd u.!Lky, a nd Kenneth the funeral or their aunt, Mrs. Heiberger, Castalia, ann ounce the engagem e nt and approaching mar­ A ddie Fugate. Mrs. Max Lambert a nd son Joe ri1ge of their d1u111hter, Judith of Jackso n are vi siting her par. Lyn n to Jamea Ronald Kimes, Mr. Kimes is the son ol M r . and M rs. ent s, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mills. M, L. French who un derwen t Waid Ki m es, 921 Cen tral A v e. I surgery M on day s t Holier H osplThe bride-elecl Is a 9tudent at tal is reported to be recoveri n ii; ' Sandusky High School. Her fia n ce nicely and expects to be ho me is I student at the Clevela n d Engi neer ing l n1titute and is a draftsmeti me next week. . so ma n . He will graduate Oct. � ol - -- - tb e - Clas, : Bwy Bee - • Ha, !;._! ���ple wi"U be married in -Annuli/ Picnic Thur,day I luly ceremony J n Tri n ity n nual P\Cn ic The a of the Busy Meuaodist Church al 6:30 p. m. . ' Bee Class of t he Middleport First Followi ng the open church wed1 Baptist Church was held Thurllday dim,. a reeeption will be held, 1 e vening in the Road9ide Pa rk. .f!!e troom ls a former residetlt �UPER Fourteen members were present. of Cheater. for the picn ic and guests were -,--- ----Re v . Donald <Boone, pastor of the Mr& . HOmer Hawkins chu rch, Mrs. Charlotte Dixon o( Clq_b Member To ro nl.<I, Canada, who is the h"o use Mn. Homer lfawkJ ns waa wel­ guest of Miss Syl via McMaster and l.ind, and Debbie Ly o n s, daughters comed u a new member when the ¼ INCH of Mrs. Joh n Lyons , preside nt of Kin Club m et Wed nesday eveni ns · - . _ __ at the home o r Mra. R. E. Vaugha n , class. the · _ iButter nut Ave. ou r lng the business sessio n with Mrs. Ted War ner pre­ si d ing, pla ns were ma de (or a Ciim­ ily pic nic al the home of Mrs. Theodore Lehew on Su nday, July 31. Games were played with pri:r:es awarded to era. Harold Ebenibach and Mrs. Annice Ohli nger, Mrs. C. J, Ebersbach wo n the door pri:r:e. H osteH 111Jfts were prese n ted to Mn. Vaugha n. A det1sert cou r se was served by tfle hosteu to those nam ed above a nd Mn. Willa rd Eb­ erbach, Mrs. Edgar Pratt, Mrs. Fra nk Power& and • guest, Mrs. R. ••• W. Vaughan. I At Owen Home !•, w�� · --1-d RUt Five membe r, of the Twi li&h t Gardon_ c _ Tub ottended t he gard • n club cli me ind work9hop of Reilon 1 1. held Thutsda:9 at the Marielta fairgrounds. Mn. Woodle and Mrs. Salisbury of Toledo co nducted lhe I Th.e FortnJte Club m e t Thunday I af £s ir wl t h Mn. Woodie s51eakin g j eve mne at the �ome o( M rs. Rich• on color aspects i n fl owe r arra n g. ard O wtn In Middleport. A sh ort bu ii u� aa m eetln,11 was ing a nd Mrs. Salisbury o n t low ,ir conducted by M111 A nn Howell I a rr11ngements. when plans for a de m onstratio n by , . A t te nding from the lout club I Betty Ne�lon w_e re di1cuqed. The • wert! Mrs. T. A. Hewetson, M rs. Jed Bloodmobile w hich wlll be In Porn- 1 Webiter, Jr., M_rs. T. A. Henne111y, eroy_ at t he Ju n ior Hi&h School thi11 Mr11. Gerald Wil dermuth and MiH eommg Monday wa 1 a nnou n ced and me�bers plan . lo go and doEthel Garlan d . n a le theU' blood if poulble. i)QwtI' II I DANC E '• • &:. •i=. .. • •• I Nid Teen Council H·ofds Meeting At Syrpcuse • I I I • ! I �i' I t 1'0DAY AND YESTERYEAR 1 Fort•nite Club Hol,ds Meet,'ng Attend Marietlll Event Meigs & ·Mason Coming Events 1";;'., A,,;.:"'"' " rially Edi · to 11 �7 ' -:---c:-c-:------=-----=c---- ' DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy•Mlddleport, 0., July 22, 1960-3 ---·------ ---�--- Drugs -d pro£•JlS I , • ,, .. SMALL ,...,. SOLOMON .SHEBA DRIGHTFUL MEAL CI RCLE'S Restaurant U8 Phone WY-21.,913 · Pomoroy E, Main Open 6 A.Ill. te 1 0 P.M. DaUy l -\Ml • MAWVAN KIN�OR l-6E0�6E � .. , -.JIDRDtOOJ;,;...11111111 I 1111111 FlRIW! • 'Gueot -�Nlllf;IIY 18.LB!. PAll lXIJlfY .. 6mffiE BRtaJ--• �. ·� . ;' f •I !! DON'T MISS THIS SPl!C TACULAR COLOR MOVUI, THIS IS A SHOW YOU W ILL REMEMBER F'Q_R Y11!US ■. f' ; �Cards Upset Pirate s 9 To 4 �� t Racin e --,------ ---------Alan------ • 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, O., July 22, 1960 Racble'1 Uttle League Card( . nala upstl th, prt'viousl)' oncebulen Pomeroy Pirates 9-4 last effniq al RatiM lo tighten the race for te110n'1 honors. The Cardi won on the hurling and sluging of Jack Bostil'. He fanned 12, walked o�ly thrtt, and clicked w_ilh foor a1ngles for a per(ed night at lhi! phite. Ia other &am ei; the Dodeen meuwed the Redlegs 17-0, the Yankee& took the Jets 12-7 and the S)'Tac-119e Glanh beat the Porn - -- -- ... I I I • ero�• Tigt'rs 12-2. The Syracuse Indians wert' playing III the K}' gcr tourne)'. CARDINALS BATS HOT Other ho1 h i t l ns fur the Cards were Dan• Sp1•ncer with a triple and 5inglt• and Bnu·P N,•igler witll two singles. For the P1 ra 1 es C h ul·kie Mur ray showed wh)' he '.11 one of the lu:jue's best leadoff men by geltmg three 11ingles and a walk ror a perfN·t night. Jan (.'ilo also was in lop form with t wo triples and . a single in three tt\ps. , JtH Gibbs I doub�, ddh! Baer J. Burt (LP). Wolfe 2 a ,ul n Pirates 022 000----4 8 3 Charley B4xter and f, l'rttm,n Swi4t)erl T. Harris and Murray. C.. Cards ZOI 60x-9 12 3 each 1in1les. Harris 3. Kmuht, Cilo (LP). Menchim 1. Rtdlei pHC'hine fanned lilt Giants 12, Tigers 2-Top hil· T) o ◄ and Menchini, Tyo 4, Men- w11lked six: Dodger pilchlng fan- ten for the winners were Cundiff t'h l n i 4 . llo¥hc and Etpencer. ned 7, walked 2. with a double ;1nd single, Dono­ OTH'!R GAM■S ttedle.j:s . . 000 000---- 0 2 1 1 vart and Evan, with two doubles � 40x-17 IO O eai;:h, Owens with twu sin&les Dodgt're 17, Redlt',:a -t--For the � gers Pha h n ( Lr) , C. .ij�•�l1 3, F i �- �'ld Jenkins with thte singles. Redleg_a Lenny Va nMeter led hitror the Tigers K. :tnglisb trip­ ters with a do 14b lt ll na:le law 4 11 nd }b'stll, V,flll eW !t. while Dod•,r hktffll b �t li:d, 8. Epglii;h dpubled, C. Bartels I fi, ld Baer (WP). lPl,d 1nit singled while B. dqy. They "'H ·.,.PIO, , �n� Fr�rp,111 DI" I �! lJ_mpmi1 J. :t-run homer •pd lfRCIJS. � 1fllf h1 b . at:qor,:, , '1111W, ' oore and F. rtraulter each slnc:• Van,u1 111 Je1,I l-Aod. 1<:m1er a dpublt _,id Ui,ree ti r,!lle"a -lo, th• y*nioei QI i J'� . l3 3 homn and • ri� �e, TDm . ms Giant.e . . . . . . . . OCD __ Oi l OCX>-- 2 6 0 Tiler• . 11 do1,1ble and sing e, Sam 4Fnqld, Jenki11;11 Cunditr. B. En­ Ed 8teTk altd q, ffarri1 - 411Pf>le f e11ch whfle 'iC lrlpanc alld 5; ·Mur­ glish (LP), NapPff 6 and Logan, 11,\rli,11. ra)' each had 1i'Wl,11. For lh, losers Tom W� hit a doubl11 att� ttnllt, J. Af1!4er• son three slnfles, J. Wolle I dpuMe and shtrfe, D. Swilbtt •nd D11rat HC� a -1ncte , 1 Set pitthin 1'11,..i 8 foJl�ed 5, Yank pi�l lnJ walked 5. ,... ned 7. Jets tlOO 113- 7 • � Yanks Q11 191-1* t 4 lftter1V1tion1 I IIY U,._.tN '"'- T(ll'OQto Maple Leah are "�Ml,f'!I bia:'' becituae they're at tlltfr l)esl iD the close ones. -tfC• ••o 'i Sim 11 ; Gt�, CROW'S STEAK HO US E Fabulous Sandwiches ------ THE BIGGEE AND THE SUPER STEIRBURGIR Syracuse Tem Wirui RtlWld Lt Kyger Tourney YOUR RESPONSE HAS BEEN MO ST GRATIFYI NG - TH EREFORE WE ARE MA KING YOU A SPECI AL OFF ER FOR THIS WEEK-EN D SO THOSE WHO DID NOT TAKE A DVANTA GE OF THE ORIGIN­ Ai, • -- . SPEC IAL OFFER! • - 'l'lie Syraeuft Jtldia'11 enjoYf'I sueeess In their openln1 11me of the ky,:er Cr,ek Little Leap• Tournament amona: so te1m1 last evenlnt With an M vletory over the Boiler�1kers. Jewel\ hit a tbNJ-run homer tor the Jndi■n"11, fanned nine, 'lfllktd nine. He illo� onf tut. '.fhe In­ dianll totals ""'' 8-a.2 (runs, hill, errors); t�e BQUtnnakert f· 14. Cl'1)W c■uif,t Je>ijeJl; th'-?· "'°iler­ maker battel'y "" :e,ti:eU, Wig­ &ins 4, an4 DeV1ult. Otbt>T ga"'ea: ,>!'FER M A Y DO SO NOW! ------ THE BIGGEE -------, ••II, --- -----• --..� One qua rter pound btlef CHA R BRO I LED to you r pref er­ ence with shredded lettuce, to ma to, pick le a nd our own tan­ gy sauce to enh ance its floYor. TRY IT! YOU'L L LOVE 11'! 50c ----------.-, -• • • , 1 - - - - - * CO UPON * 40..Cerit l,ulemnlty • Offered Minor Loop, CUT ON DOT'l'F. D L I N E - _ _ _ _ _ _ * CO UPO N * ••if.?;; • C ROW'S ST EA K HO US E · ' This entitle, bearer lo the fabu 11111, GEE " or "SU PER STE ER � I r9�:G: ' ' 39r during lhl• ,pedal O rte, "BIG whlr h e, midnight July 24. I · o m'it 1o the number of sandwk hes purrhaseexpir I d wUh one eoupon. I • i � �- ��T MAI N ST. ! 1 - - - -- -* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - ·POMEROY -J -• -- - ·--- -· -- • 11 • _, sW!R"' HORSE o,= �{1/,,/1 .::.,T,,.";%; i · SUIIUlfSAN IIAND/CAP­ ·7Jll:!R RIIBNR Hllf/!'?7,'18 'TIie #{ 8R«»<tl?i fi/{(}f/tt> M,f_K -- -· - - .....:f!LtL..·-- ' ( Golf's New King Leading Way In PGA Championship Play •• ., 1• • Here's the newest in �ool �omfort NEW HAV EN, WEST VIIGI N IA e as an authorized D I! LAVAL D·IIALE R •• ..• • � . •••, room air conditioner IIALIIS AN D •■11v1o a , ¢ • - ,... , l PA 1 � 1 u •I , , i I iI • $HOIT IL��VE · S H I RTS $WJ M. W�AR "· LAQIES SKIRTS-SWIMWEAR SLACKS-SHORTS REDUCED 20 % Ca1h Bahr, Owqer; NO. Sii:COND AVE. MIDDLEPORT LOS ANCE-LES UPI - A lonely death in a Skid Row h-0tel room was the rate of Walter Thornton, who gained fame H the "slugging pitcher" of the old ,Chicago Na• Uonals before 1900 and WIS mar• ried · to one of t he glamorous ac­ tresses of his time. Thornton's death was reported Thursday, when aulhot·itie1 fouq� some relatives after a week's Bearch. He was 85 when he died on July 14. But friends said the former ou t­ fielder . pitcher was not farced to live on Skid Row by poverty. They said he WIii there by choice be­ cause he loved to rem inisce with oldtimers. He used to preach at the Midnight Mission tt1ere tr-yina to aid the drunks and bums. Jn liis .)'quth, Thornton's lif� wasn't so itl'im. He Teigned as one of the Cubs' beat players from 189t'I through 1898 and was married to Sara An­ drew15 i n UK>O. She wa& an actress ot th.e Lillia� RuaB�ll er-a . KA'RR - a�t'. VAN -ZANDT "-:: �w ,,, ••• :::�u 12 NEW · OLRSMOBILES • . . .' •. . BIG Si ..::INGS ( rr..o, . �,,..;, · WIIII , · • < ·' ' ' .u. ' ·1 .,-=""· � G, E. Refrloerot9FT/;;.••• ,1?li. •W ,.�T\I•!• only wi". t.ra�a . , $_i7t,95 . .- ' - RAMGEs· i. . A=■ , < · - ··- • � I •• Il l.Ml c,n11111 -. _,__..,__...__�..,... iH · "' . TIC WASIBS ♦ FILTER-FLO· e10' L11• ,.._•ACITY � ,s1a.!II ·,. � .., · ' ':"�2�9.QO rl/t '., " .• ·• ·••t�•·•-i,f...l,,A.f.:,,...,-_� __ ...._,.""���oj--� . ' ....... . "jij- ' . �-, Vlbra-Tiirieta Bod� Mounil!III• lnfnt . . ... 01• Gabe Paul Has Plans Cooking For New Faces : 45 46 43 40 3!li 32 : 4,0 41 ft 44 42 52 THI QUlliTE.T RIO£ . vo,u•v, CVl'B TRltOI JOU • • • �� . ::•..;.,it- .. �· Qn "" iii. -. - 01c1,,-� •l•l•P �l ,r I . 'I �": • I ' l � • I tL � ! . Pct. Ga -'29 .529 .512 .W .407 .381 I Ys fl n 7 1,A, 1 l v.i: J7 1 8 ½: I I J r m Barton, former W�hama Hi gh Sc·hool athlete and M,ddlepon High &hool auJ.Jtant toaeh. fl ru 11 n1 11g with the number one or, tensi ve learn al center in the traln • Ula: c1mp of the Dalla■ Te u n1 of Thundaf"a kNUha the newly ar1anized Amerka n Chlc1,o I i:incinnati 1 Football League. Ir. L•ul, f MJt"aukN 4 The Teuna began Uieir traininit l'hl11detphfa i S.n P:r.nc:lsco O camp with 915 atpirantl for post . ll'lnlburah 4 Loa Anpl" 1 (IMJ tiona on lhe squad. That number Fdd.y's Prob.bf• ,itct,en has llnl'(' been cut to 85. Barton MJlwaull:N at Chlu,.........aur. feels that barring injuries and I dettt 1M vs lll1worfll 4-7 with a little hustle on bi• own part, St. Lo:uls at Ctnelnftatl (N)- he'll make the ■quad. Simmons 1-0 vt Mc:Llth . U. a,r , N�II t -4 I The team i1 trainin1 al the New HIUadelphla •t Lot Anatlft (N) M exico I ns titute in Ro1well, New • Mexico. A recent story or the -Conley 6-5 n l)ryt,ct.J• 7•1 ,nttbu,..t. •• 5¥1 l'ranclsco (NJ Texans in a Roswell paper wu acoompanied by a picture of Barton --Mlu-tl S-S .,. McCormick 9.5 and Jim Lain, LSU tackle, 1upport,. Saturd■ C..m11 Jn 11 011 their shoulders, Billy KemSt. Louis at C nclnnatl \)ers, halrbaek from Arkan1111. BarMilw■ukff at Chla:ago ton was listed at 248 pound■ while Phlladethla at LDII Ang■IH (N) Lavin weighs 255. Plttsburth at S." Fr■ncl1eo The Texans will move 1D Dallaa AMIIICAN LEAGUI! on July 2n wheTe they will pla}' .an � L Pd. G I exhibition game. They will play at .l.l • · Votk : . . . 84 m,w Wich ita· Falls, Texas, on July 25. fb ica110 . . . . . . ff 37 .370 1 Ttteir pre-season sehfldule is as (11,,elatt<j • • • • • 46 3T - · 211 follows: July 31 at ◊a-land, Calir.; Baltimore . . . . . 48 42 .533 4 August 4, Houston at Tulsa; Au• Washington . , . 41 42 .4114 7½ g:LUl 1:1, Bo1ton at rBoston; August lleht>ll . . . . . . . . 41;4: .49§ 7 11 20, New York at Abilene, Teus; Boston . . . 33 51 .393 16 August 2e, Denver at Little Rock, Kansas City . . SI 52 .373 171\ and Sept. 10, Houston al Dallas. 48 Attendin1 were )In. June 8t1rns and dau1hters, Mn Kather i ne Mc-• Go wan a nd children, Mn . Lucille S w-ackham i: r . Mn . LaVera Yeager and children , M rs. G u dru n Sc h Ji ekel and children, Mn. Sally Clari and children. Mr■. Joann Green and aon, Ml"!l Belly F oreman and »onl, Mr■. Joan Harbour and children. Mrs. Mary Berry and dau.t}lter. Mrs. Ida Diehl and daua htfl'ra, Mrs. Ver;r, Dodt0n and children, Mn.. Alice Ne11e and son, Mr1. LI• lab Zerkle and daughter-a. Mn.. Thursclly't aNult1 D■troit 9 Waahlngten J Only prne sc:hedulN Frlct.y's Pr■btbl■ Pitch..-. Chica'° •t Now Yor1c . (N)­ Wy-1111 5-7 YI Turtey 6-1 C lnM•ncl •t 11,offlA (N)--Or■nf 6-4 n Dalock 4-3 K1nsa,, City at Washington (N ) -Hall $-7 n Wooct.lhk:k 3-2 o.troit at 8-ltlfn,ore (N)8urn1lde S-4 vt Wane., 2.•2 Saturday', Ihm" Kanus C!lty at Wa1hlngton Detroit st ltltfn,ort, (NJ C:hlca ■o at N11W York Cleveland •t Botton Brand New HOOVER * Not IMH!Jot:prlold modol, CldvCllly -.r', * Trlple belll dtantng action, big motor, strong IKl<llaft. ........,...,..,,,.., , ..., .... 11vy o1 ., tho year. "--'1,..,/ ' , .. , , . . ' • '!I. .. . ,_·. . .. '""" ..I SE(ONt AVI. GAlLIPOLII, OHIO Invite You TO THEIR GIANT • • • SfflOHGASBOHO EVERY SUNDAY, l l :30 A. M. T0 7:30 P. M. ADULTS $2 - CHILDREN UNDER 12 f5c PLENTY OF PARKING IPACI Blazing • Bargains , l AT Blaettnars Hotest '60 Deals MOW OM New Buicks ,. ' • I '· ,,t I R.ut b Ryan and chlJlfren. )fn. � tha Cook and tllifclran, )1111, IIIJJ Th.abet and dausbten. .lln. ley{e Cart0n and c�HcJren and Mrs. Jea Warner and duldren. Gueall were: Joe N•Jliel, Martha Noble and oouilaa Moore, • SWIMMING PARff The Mason Mother1 Club held their regular monthly meetin g on , Senators Run WiJd At.B, at In Middleport _ti �:n !:t. w����:� addreat a crowd of � worlrUI, I iroup of JOO h■clden lntei;nlG ed . iinli ni labor IODP and .., in&. Pre>-Ca lboUc worken hi� on them and tht leUffle followeC, .-"'======aa.a- aa.a.-.;;-_-;;;;a;;;;a==------=-•1 ' ·.ses CINCINNATI UPI - Cincion,tt General ManageT Gabe Paul is 1 keepina: his peace, but look for some new Reds faces In the lineup. The Reds aren'l hitting and the July :u deadline for callin g up new ma terial fr-0m the farm system is approaching. Middle port Senator Lit tle Leall' fil considered likely th e Reds gue hitters ran wild ag11insl a will dreda:• the farms ln a rinal effort to climb back into the first string of five Red Sox pitchers last evening winning 15-4 in the division. Thunday's 8-1 loss to Chicago only regular scheduled game . The Redlegs won 4- 3 over the illu11Lrated again what ails the n� in 9 "practice;: game aB n rl!.a l Redlegs. The last . place Chlcaga Cubs held the Reds to seven hils·, 1 their game to count Was pos�­ , ., #vc of. tl}em slngle1 H .Bol} A: n� i pon �d d':'e to ,111, All-Star _a g lay -tonag and, 0:, F�h1 'In m "f> f ro Uf!on won his third vic r ii when �ndu:tt top pi tcher 1k against seven defeal.s. "I'm not ready to throw in the · Bratton 1s to take the mound. to:wel," said Paul •� 4,� loya_ls A Redleg game witlr the Sena• withdrew from the field. _ We Sl\11 tors Wedne.-lday evenin, also was bave a good chance to f m lsh m postponed t his week because top the first division." . Senator hurler Gary Slobart may ?erry Lynch provided the only pitch tonight at F•irland. hnght moment for the fans. He Senator nitters igalnst the · smsshed II homer In the ninth to Red Sox were Bill Hackett two prevent a claaeout. Four and. two-t hirds innings sirigles, Jerry Vanlnwagen a r,aued before Cincinnati connect­ hoiner and single, Sam Clatworthy two doubleS and 11. single, Gary ,d. Catcher Ed Bailey singled with: Stobart two homen and a double, 1 two away in the fifth after Ahder­ Mike Gardner a triple and two son had retired 14 •tJ:alght , ba t• singles and Rod Sauer a !lngle. Sa x hitters were Pete Aeiker, t en. Bob Pur�ey absorbed ltc de­ Roger Dudding, John Taylor, Pat feat, his sixth in 15 starts. Eleven Edwards and Mike Bostic each a Cub batten went to the plate dur• �ingle. Vanlnwagen fanned 7 Red �g the seventh inning to rout Sos. Purkey. Two walks, six singles S�nators 50 . . . 512 214-15 14 2 and a sacrifice fly did the dam • Red Sox . . , . . . 012 001- 4 5 4 Vanlnwagen and Gladwell. J. aee. · Manager Fred Hutchinson sent Taylor (LP), C. Aeiker 1 , Bostic 5, second baseman Billy Martin and D. Johnson 6, Edwards 6 and Dud­ third ba1eman Eddie KHko to ding. Ronnie Hindy The Redlegs' join Gus Bell on the bench, jug. gllng his lineup in search of hits. stole home in the pottom or the seventh and first extra inning in It didn't work. St. Louis, the team the Reds the.-.Redlcg practice win over the would like to replace in fourth Indians after Charley Payne for place, comes to town for a night the Indians and Bruce Wallace game, Cal McLish (3-6) or . Joe for the Redlegs pitched to a 3-3 Nuxhall (1-4) will be assigned lo tie in the regu�Uin �Ix. Bartlett wa1 fpe · 'los1r, · Ronnle st.op the Oardlnal1. Ourt Siplons Hindy the winner. · (1-0) pitches for St. 1.Dul11. I 1e4 a:,� A r.• Roberts yielded only an infleld single by Felipe Alou in the fifth innin1 •• he soored bis 1ixth ladelphia ming streak. The PhilliN acored all their runa off Jack victory and ended a six came Phi­ Sanford in the t hird inning on two walks and 1in1les by Tony Gonmle1, Pancho Herrm end Clayton Dalrymple. llobert.!I fan- , ned eight and walked one. Rocky Colavito hit :t three-ruh homer and Charlie Maxwell, Norm CaBh and Frank Bolling had two hits each to lead Detroit's J O-hil attack. Funk ry, aided by Dave a■t two inninga, Sisler in the ): £ained credit tor hi• eighth win while Truman Clevenger Jost bis sixth decision. L a � �lly•�•l--4 let .. .,ie1.. tlde -• "°"I' • llull/l•lll•llr lltllM.f ••tlMlfrattlol ot � of loost vlbNitton. 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Loull . . . : San Franclaco . C incinnati Philadelphia . . t:hlcago W B3rt On R onnJng t Center For Dallas Texans ,wint,.inl po,ty 11 tho IIJJW .ql.lO_,. .C.IIJ! • c,,.k Swimmla, Pool In Ch"h'"· VALETrA,° X.11• Ul'I _ C.lllltl .A wienu rout tullew..:J lbt lie AIMI aeU Catlwl'4i ..... n-im ll!UIOn Whlth WH attended fled TbllJ'lday after • Umo� b)' mtmben and thell children. tiOd aimed a,illna vlalt1n1 . . � ,,. . .. �ffl " . ', ·• e l•tJ\lflL£ • pvsu BU'.t'q)!li :· Roberto Clemente singled home th,e Pil'ntei' flnt two run, in the third innina; and Smith's homers In the fourth and ieventh innina, comple ted their scoring. It WIii on ))' the Dodgers' third defeat in 1 3 games and dropped lheni into a lhird-place t ie wlth the Cardi­ nall, each sb .cames oul of flrst place. 1 Hurt MIiwaukee Bill White '& two-run double was the 1r:ey b1o.- In a she-run Cardinal s,xlh lnnin< lh•l wa, h,lped ,loo, by two Milwaukee erTon. Larry Jack■on a;alned credit for his 12th win aUhough Lindy McDan;,, stopped the Braves In the final 2 l-8 innings. Carlton Wil ley sullered his fourt h d,leat. 1 t factory cartons • G-. i. A The Detroit T1aer, moved into a fifti-pl■ee tie w11h tbe Waahiae:lon Senator, by beatinil them 9-6 in the oolr American Lea11ue game. = NATIONAL Ll:AGUI ::; • STANDINGS Convertible, . . . ,till in Sale. lliic!6.l OQ- 1p, •• wlflt . • . , ., SUMMER $TRAW$ STRAW HATS SLACK$ only '288,95 CJ ........... •• iI Former Diamond Great Dies Lonely, Alone IIJEN'S '' .· •' ', "'""°' Industry over the reuo ns behind his action, But both Newber( and Chrysler had kept a tight-lipped silence-until 'ff\unday. Tben the Chrysler board of dit"teton dropped I ne w bombshell by announ�ln« in New York that an · investia:atlon had disclosed Newberll made prorita "in excesi of '4M,OOO" frorn "Interests i n vendor oompanfes." M.ke httfanlfflt Offer The directors ul d they "believed it to ·be th"ir responsibility to lffk recovery" from Newbet/1. "He accepted their vlews11 the directors said, and " made sn of­ fer of settlement" which wall ac­ cepted. The- 1nvestl111t1on that led to Newberg's dO'Wnfall wae launched by the man who had groomed him for the presidency, L. L. �lbert. --�r·---- e 71 Lb. Foo,i ,.._, �• • · ·. Chrysler. Why then had New\Hu'g, only three weeb 11eo rldi-1)1- the crest as cbleftain Ot the" -naUpn's third largest auto mat,r, aJreed to give back . to ChryBler Jl{s raore than $150,000 in but1i�e profit■? "I want. -to leave- tn.f record clean . . . ·I have ahr.ffl met my obligation,; 11nd [ 1tW4)', will," ·· Newbera: t.old, Unlted • ,Press Jn. ternatlonil. .,I I MARINE ,1 fqf11 11 • rty lnc:oher� r·: ..,... Once polsed aQcl c<>l][ident, the f9-year-old Ne.where W� crushed and ne.,-ly incoheren t 11111 he spoke Th u--••y n1·1ht· Hi.II forted reai&n•U.On H -p�si• dent on June 30., a"fter only two m onth■ in &,he job; had loo� a storm of spt1£u1adfi1A , in the 111to N. Second Ave. Mlddleporl . · • Aulomalle Defrosl • C , _ ,.. _ .........'\"'' " "Whore Radio " TV II A Busmetl&- Not A Sid•linfJ" . 1960 Appliance Sale 0. Lml """" •· Metropolitan Motor, Metropolitan Moton � 1 2 Cubic Foot Refrigerator-Freezer .. � r RADIO and TELEVISION 4t �II · lllil ;Int� � . Slie ' O\'ea U Po DE LAVAi RAD IOS ELECTR,I C • I New Line of Tr...lstor PORTABLE Werner Our Location Mea ns low · Ovatlleod­ We Poss Tlie SaYings On To You ! GEN E RAL DETROJT (UPI) - Ousted Chrysler Corp . President William C. �ewbetg insisted today there was nothing imf proper''i� the fact .that he reaped nearly _half a million dollars tn pro{lts from otljer firms that sold supplies and parts to CAR RADIOS HOME RADIOS GIANT BOAT SALE I I $49.95 8rand MW outfits for as little H $1095. Scott tnd Evlftf'Vdt motorL Gli.stron, Yellow Jack• at, Arlsto Craft, Gina Mlfic and WhltehoUH bo11l,. M•rl,w fuel at our dock on the rlYW, blltMrle1 1:lq· l'9H, soft drinks, optn Sul'ld•YL B ROW N'S · �-Ou .. . ste • d Chry.. sIer Corporati• on Head InSl'sts Nott.•11,·ng w,rong ff I New Slyles and Colors ' I I Vmt Law'1 1h11,ken hi1 slump at.ore Ntll.bura:h'• firat-pbce lea1' and so the Pittsburgh Ptntes to 1 � p me,. B.attery mite Hal look ready lo shake a leg a11in Smith who m1ke1 like IJabe Rutb in the National League penntnl in th� Los Aneeles Coli1eum, hit race. two homen for the second The big rl&ht-hander couldn't strai&hl iime Ind now hu conI . have picked a better time to re- nected for si.1: or his nine drturn to form becauae both 1 h.e c ui ts lhi1 ,�a-on in t hat 1lad lum. Cerdlruil • Bu t Buvn ilwaukee Braves and the UJ, 14, Angeles Dodgers were clo1in1 in The St. Louil CaTdin.1l1 ,napfa11t on the front,runniriil Pirate■. ped the Braves' seve n•&ame win nThree losse■ In four Jam•• and Ing stre-ak witb a H triumph ; f ive in seven had cut th1dr lead Robiri Robert, pitch ed a one-hi tover the Braves to a h�ll-eame. I.er to 1ive the Philad elphl1 Phil• Law eame throuch wb.91\ the Ues 1 3-0 win O',ler the San FranPirates needed him most Thurtday cincli Gia11ts, and t )le Chicago o;11n1 batning in • 101id fiv_Hlltter CUbl bf!llt the Clncifll\ati Reda, 8 · 1 j FM RA DIOS AKRON, Ohio UPI - Golfinc's Open championstiips for a "big "TramportaUon oo �p� " Seo" new kifl.$ - Arnold Palmer-dd three' ' 11am. · Phono WY-� oue of its old ones--Samm y Snead II. MJln Sf. ,.._,..,, 0. Dow Finsterw ald and Mike Sou-led the field into the Becond ch.ek had 78'1. round of the PGA cham pionship loday. P.ulmer, driving well but puJt­ ing only "so-10," shpwed the way as the 4-1 favori te when he fired a three-under-par 67 over the lon.11 narrow fairways of lhe 7,18&-yard STARTING J>' irestonc Countty Club course. ,THIS WJIK That w�s one •fro�e beUer than Snead, and two blowi; better than CLOSING OUT Paul !Jamey and Freddie Ha■s. Right be.hind them came Dan Jitn• ltNIO MODEUI uary, Ken Venturi, -Doug &enders and Don Fairfield with even par I 70'B. Palmer, with o[ficiat money. winninils of $66,610 already in his pocket, is tl'ylny: to add the PGA FOR THE BEST AT THE LOWEST-SIE US crown lo the Masters and U. S. e Ml:RCURY-Mort World's Ra1:ords Th•n Any bthtr Motor. e LONE STAR-W■rtd11 Top Soll•r. TO SU�PL y COLOR . C UTTIR-..,t In Qwl lty. NEW YORK UPI-Frank Leahy I • C RIHTLlt,f.l. .J.......Fll\nt In Performanu. ex-Notre Dame coach whose "gold • � _,- \Nlfflt1 Ttt.t Count In The flostin■ Field en oratlons" kept players and . n�wsmen spellbound for years, will supply radio broadca st "CO· lor" this year ror the New York OPEN 9 A. M. tll I P. M. PHONE WY 2-3H• Titans of the American Football MINERSV ILLE, OHIO l.eag11e. 1 . Jack's Refrigeration ..- Omazl'ng Mo..,..,....,.1 • ._.....Mi AI a aeeond mr that -you. would Hite to trade fM 9; boat. If so, come in to METROPOLJTAN MCYI'ORS and let ,us make )'O\l a deal. We have some tremen­ dous bargains -in both new •nd used outfits. How's this for a r-eal bargain? 14' alum. run­ about with lights, windahiel� steering , step pads. and hard­ ware, traileT with winch, and 16 H. P. motor foT only $645, We also have bWo used PLY· wood and one used mahoganv boat in s tock. Come in and IL, us make �ou a deal. PANt:Ell, GREEN BAY, hls. UPI-Bob Ghilo ttl, former Stanford . 1tar who has been end coach al the Unlver1it)' of- Color.1clo, has been hired by t he Green Day Packers of the Nallon\l Foo t b.,11 Leaeue in the l ime capaci t)'. Ghllotto checked in when the Packers opened tamp Thursday. We are pleased t@ announce the appointment ·of • Wit ,h Do You Hon PAC �IRS HI R E GHILOTTI -- - w. NEW YORJC UPI - Co11tlntn t1l Leagu1, lieadtrs today off•red the American Aaaociatlon and Inter­ national League ;1. 40-cent indf�ni­ Uea formula de,lgned to remo�e 1 bil ob1tacle which h11 dtlayed the rormaUon of the third m1Jor lea1ue. Preaideftt1 Ed Doherty ot the SIGN TWO CA!'AIIIANI auCK!lation and Frank Shau,tmesay , KANsAS �l'l'Y, Mo. UPI-First of the n, ■aid they would Present b■seman Rene Ouzllleau of LevlB, the proposal of their club ownen Queb« and outfielder Joseph promptly. Bu·t there wq no "Setlawke of Thetrord M ines, Que­ auurance the minor 1e.-1.u1n ·.t,ee, have been signed by t he would b4!I aatldled with the lbdem­ Kan.11a, Ci ty Athletics and aBSign­ nl t ie■ belna: offered them for the ed to Sanford of the Florida inva■ion or their tt1nltorles J:n, the State Leaaue for the 196 1 bau­ Continental Leasue . ball season. • .. ;• .... ST#,NDINGS L, l'ct. oa Toronto 64 30 .68 1 �2 ., .542 13 Buffalo J\ic�nl.ond � 46 .53( 14 Rochester 43 49 .467 20 .� 00 .4<12 20½ Je�y City Columbus 42 52 .,i-t7 22 41 " ' ' .400 23 ltontreal 4 1 M .432 23½. Miami • • a BA LTIMORE, Md. UPI-The Balti more Orioles announced to­ day they h11vt asked waivers o n Bobby oulfielder on W?teran Thomson for purpOies of givlna: him his unconditional Telea11e. p,_.. It's a bateball axiom that win­ n n11 tht! CIQi15e ones is the mark oj the chamftion and the Maple Leab qualify in spades on that scm-e wltti a 17·7 record in one­ rufl a•Mes this year. They chalked up their 17th one-run de• elslon Thursday night when they sh4Cled t he Rochester Red Wings, 3-2, in 10 innings. Powe rfU I recept• 1 on · DEPEN DABILITY ASK WAIVEIS uafa Winning Bi�, Are Best ln Oose Games u,, THE SUPER STEERBURGEI -----. Mavll' ,:a ll wH a 1corele.sB tame until the top of the 10th when Steve Demeter connected for a lbre• r110 homer that apparently put Ed Cicotte home free. The Red Wing, struck back with homen by Ben Mateosky and Luke Easter in the last -Of the 10.h befortl RUBS He­ man retired the side. The victory ral&ed Clcolte's record to 9-5 and G11lipollt Orioles, '1-8-1; Gilmore enabled the Maple r..ears to retain and Northup; Jone•MeNHI 2-4-3, their 1i-aallle lead over the Buf­ ?daite and Jbnts. For the winners falo Bi11on1. S.n�er■ hit • solo homtt 1,1ml for }ta1 StJr"ont. won hi1 third loNrl Aken did lillewiN. M11Gh Ti1en U-1-1, Burfaee and �me of the Ha19n in relief as Enaebj Gallipollt Ath 1ttla 0-1◄, tl\tl �• do..,-ned the Mcmtreal ealled after lour inninaa betause Royal,, f.3, the Jerse)I city Jer­ or the 10 run rule. .111r1' i9--hl.t anaclt •ne tbem a Games tonla:hL. starting � � p. 134 deei1lon over the Richniond m. are Galllpol11 Red Sox v1.·Hart­ Vi,ainians f.Rd Herb Molord', shc­ ley Sales· M•lleiiblt Jf'9n, ',If. Fom• llilter ena�e� t.he Miami Marlins eroy Redies:s; Gallipolis Whlt1 Sox to de!eaL � Columbus Jets, 1 -0, in other 11lul'8c:11y nltht games. va. Pomeroy Tigers. A huge Super Burger that for 50c that is·grilled to your own preferenc�. Qwe 11111o rter pou nd beef potty with o slice of reol American Che... ( mel ted i with shredded lettuce, tomoto, pickle and our own fom ous sauce to com plim ent its delicious floYor. SPRINGFIELD, 0. UPI-Ari. wnao Bill Lenoir, the nation'■ top tchoolboy tennJ.a ploer, face, hhi lOUj.btll cb1llen1e today in the scram ble for lhe 1960 Wet1t• ern Junior and Boys Tennil tT<>­ phy in eie:ht.-Beeded Andy Lloyd of Shreveport, La o( today'■ 1eml rinal round. r. •'1_. SI NCE OU R I NTRODUCTION OF OUR TWO M EW I • • • By EAGLE VS. DANCER • Law Shakes Vern Slum l As Pirates Move == ...; 1 r=-; E;;;.n jo;;;;y=.n;;;;;-e-;;;;w=:....I �-��i�H��£�.� !�. �.��!�.. � �:!!���!IIU��r Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0., J•Jy 22, 1960- TOUGH CHA�LINGI OPEN UNTIL 7:3 0 t'.M. EVENINGS Pita°' WY Ult, �Cards Upset Pirate s 9 To 4 �� t Racin e --,------ ---------Alan------ • 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, O., July 22, 1960 Racble'1 Uttle League Card( . nala upstl th, prt'viousl)' oncebulen Pomeroy Pirates 9-4 last effniq al RatiM lo tighten the race for te110n'1 honors. The Cardi won on the hurling and sluging of Jack Bostil'. He fanned 12, walked o�ly thrtt, and clicked w_ilh foor a1ngles for a per(ed night at lhi! phite. Ia other &am ei; the Dodeen meuwed the Redlegs 17-0, the Yankee& took the Jets 12-7 and the S)'Tac-119e Glanh beat the Porn - -- -- ... I I I • ero�• Tigt'rs 12-2. The Syracuse Indians wert' playing III the K}' gcr tourne)'. CARDINALS BATS HOT Other ho1 h i t l ns fur the Cards were Dan• Sp1•ncer with a triple and 5inglt• and Bnu·P N,•igler witll two singles. For the P1 ra 1 es C h ul·kie Mur ray showed wh)' he '.11 one of the lu:jue's best leadoff men by geltmg three 11ingles and a walk ror a perfN·t night. Jan (.'ilo also was in lop form with t wo triples and . a single in three tt\ps. , JtH Gibbs I doub�, ddh! Baer J. Burt (LP). Wolfe 2 a ,ul n Pirates 022 000----4 8 3 Charley B4xter and f, l'rttm,n Swi4t)erl T. Harris and Murray. C.. Cards ZOI 60x-9 12 3 each 1in1les. Harris 3. Kmuht, Cilo (LP). Menchim 1. Rtdlei pHC'hine fanned lilt Giants 12, Tigers 2-Top hil· T) o ◄ and Menchini, Tyo 4, Men- w11lked six: Dodger pilchlng fan- ten for the winners were Cundiff t'h l n i 4 . llo¥hc and Etpencer. ned 7, walked 2. with a double ;1nd single, Dono­ OTH'!R GAM■S ttedle.j:s . . 000 000---- 0 2 1 1 vart and Evan, with two doubles � 40x-17 IO O eai;:h, Owens with twu sin&les Dodgt're 17, Redlt',:a -t--For the � gers Pha h n ( Lr) , C. .ij�•�l1 3, F i �- �'ld Jenkins with thte singles. Redleg_a Lenny Va nMeter led hitror the Tigers K. :tnglisb trip­ ters with a do 14b lt ll na:le law 4 11 nd }b'stll, V,flll eW !t. while Dod•,r hktffll b �t li:d, 8. Epglii;h dpubled, C. Bartels I fi, ld Baer (WP). lPl,d 1nit singled while B. dqy. They "'H ·.,.PIO, , �n� Fr�rp,111 DI" I �! lJ_mpmi1 J. :t-run homer •pd lfRCIJS. � 1fllf h1 b . at:qor,:, , '1111W, ' oore and F. rtraulter each slnc:• Van,u1 111 Je1,I l-Aod. 1<:m1er a dpublt _,id Ui,ree ti r,!lle"a -lo, th• y*nioei QI i J'� . l3 3 homn and • ri� �e, TDm . ms Giant.e . . . . . . . . OCD __ Oi l OCX>-- 2 6 0 Tiler• . 11 do1,1ble and sing e, Sam 4Fnqld, Jenki11;11 Cunditr. B. En­ Ed 8teTk altd q, ffarri1 - 411Pf>le f e11ch whfle 'iC lrlpanc alld 5; ·Mur­ glish (LP), NapPff 6 and Logan, 11,\rli,11. ra)' each had 1i'Wl,11. For lh, losers Tom W� hit a doubl11 att� ttnllt, J. Af1!4er• son three slnfles, J. Wolle I dpuMe and shtrfe, D. Swilbtt •nd D11rat HC� a -1ncte , 1 Set pitthin 1'11,..i 8 foJl�ed 5, Yank pi�l lnJ walked 5. ,... ned 7. Jets tlOO 113- 7 • � Yanks Q11 191-1* t 4 lftter1V1tion1 I IIY U,._.tN '"'- T(ll'OQto Maple Leah are "�Ml,f'!I bia:'' becituae they're at tlltfr l)esl iD the close ones. -tfC• ••o 'i Sim 11 ; Gt�, CROW'S STEAK HO US E Fabulous Sandwiches ------ THE BIGGEE AND THE SUPER STEIRBURGIR Syracuse Tem Wirui RtlWld Lt Kyger Tourney YOUR RESPONSE HAS BEEN MO ST GRATIFYI NG - TH EREFORE WE ARE MA KING YOU A SPECI AL OFF ER FOR THIS WEEK-EN D SO THOSE WHO DID NOT TAKE A DVANTA GE OF THE ORIGIN­ Ai, • -- . SPEC IAL OFFER! • - 'l'lie Syraeuft Jtldia'11 enjoYf'I sueeess In their openln1 11me of the ky,:er Cr,ek Little Leap• Tournament amona: so te1m1 last evenlnt With an M vletory over the Boiler�1kers. Jewel\ hit a tbNJ-run homer tor the Jndi■n"11, fanned nine, 'lfllktd nine. He illo� onf tut. '.fhe In­ dianll totals ""'' 8-a.2 (runs, hill, errors); t�e BQUtnnakert f· 14. Cl'1)W c■uif,t Je>ijeJl; th'-?· "'°iler­ maker battel'y "" :e,ti:eU, Wig­ &ins 4, an4 DeV1ult. 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Thornton's death was reported Thursday, when aulhot·itie1 fouq� some relatives after a week's Bearch. He was 85 when he died on July 14. But friends said the former ou t­ fielder . pitcher was not farced to live on Skid Row by poverty. They said he WIii there by choice be­ cause he loved to rem inisce with oldtimers. He used to preach at the Midnight Mission tt1ere tr-yina to aid the drunks and bums. Jn liis .)'quth, Thornton's lif� wasn't so itl'im. He Teigned as one of the Cubs' beat players from 189t'I through 1898 and was married to Sara An­ drew15 i n UK>O. She wa& an actress ot th.e Lillia� RuaB�ll er-a . KA'RR - a�t'. VAN -ZANDT "-:: �w ,,, ••• :::�u 12 NEW · OLRSMOBILES • . . .' •. . BIG Si ..::INGS ( rr..o, . �,,..;, · WIIII , · • < ·' ' ' .u. ' ·1 .,-=""· � G, E. Refrloerot9FT/;;.••• ,1?li. •W ,.�T\I•!• only wi". t.ra�a . , $_i7t,95 . .- ' - RAMGEs· i. . A=■ , < · - ··- • � I •• Il l.Ml c,n11111 -. _,__..,__...__�..,... iH · "' . TIC WASIBS ♦ FILTER-FLO· e10' L11• ,.._•ACITY � ,s1a.!II ·,. � .., · ' ':"�2�9.QO rl/t '., " .• ·• ·••t�•·•-i,f...l,,A.f.:,,...,-_� __ ...._,.""���oj--� . ' ....... . "jij- ' . �-, Vlbra-Tiirieta Bod� Mounil!III• lnfnt . . ... 01• Gabe Paul Has Plans Cooking For New Faces : 45 46 43 40 3!li 32 : 4,0 41 ft 44 42 52 THI QUlliTE.T RIO£ . vo,u•v, CVl'B TRltOI JOU • • • �� . ::•..;.,it- .. �· Qn "" iii. -. - 01c1,,-� •l•l•P �l ,r I . 'I �": • I ' l � • I tL � ! . Pct. Ga -'29 .529 .512 .W .407 .381 I Ys fl n 7 1,A, 1 l v.i: J7 1 8 ½: I I J r m Barton, former W�hama Hi gh Sc·hool athlete and M,ddlepon High &hool auJ.Jtant toaeh. fl ru 11 n1 11g with the number one or, tensi ve learn al center in the traln • Ula: c1mp of the Dalla■ Te u n1 of Thundaf"a kNUha the newly ar1anized Amerka n Chlc1,o I i:incinnati 1 Football League. Ir. L•ul, f MJt"aukN 4 The Teuna began Uieir traininit l'hl11detphfa i S.n P:r.nc:lsco O camp with 915 atpirantl for post . ll'lnlburah 4 Loa Anpl" 1 (IMJ tiona on lhe squad. That number Fdd.y's Prob.bf• ,itct,en has llnl'(' been cut to 85. Barton MJlwaull:N at Chlu,.........aur. feels that barring injuries and I dettt 1M vs lll1worfll 4-7 with a little hustle on bi• own part, St. Lo:uls at Ctnelnftatl (N)- he'll make the ■quad. Simmons 1-0 vt Mc:Llth . U. a,r , N�II t -4 I The team i1 trainin1 al the New HIUadelphla •t Lot Anatlft (N) M exico I ns titute in Ro1well, New • Mexico. A recent story or the -Conley 6-5 n l)ryt,ct.J• 7•1 ,nttbu,..t. •• 5¥1 l'ranclsco (NJ Texans in a Roswell paper wu acoompanied by a picture of Barton --Mlu-tl S-S .,. McCormick 9.5 and Jim Lain, LSU tackle, 1upport,. Saturd■ C..m11 Jn 11 011 their shoulders, Billy KemSt. Louis at C nclnnatl \)ers, halrbaek from Arkan1111. BarMilw■ukff at Chla:ago ton was listed at 248 pound■ while Phlladethla at LDII Ang■IH (N) Lavin weighs 255. Plttsburth at S." Fr■ncl1eo The Texans will move 1D Dallaa AMIIICAN LEAGUI! on July 2n wheTe they will pla}' .an � L Pd. G I exhibition game. They will play at .l.l • · Votk : . . . 84 m,w Wich ita· Falls, Texas, on July 25. fb ica110 . . . . . . ff 37 .370 1 Ttteir pre-season sehfldule is as (11,,elatt<j • • • • • 46 3T - · 211 follows: July 31 at ◊a-land, Calir.; Baltimore . . . . . 48 42 .533 4 August 4, Houston at Tulsa; Au• Washington . , . 41 42 .4114 7½ g:LUl 1:1, Bo1ton at rBoston; August lleht>ll . . . . . . . . 41;4: .49§ 7 11 20, New York at Abilene, Teus; Boston . . . 33 51 .393 16 August 2e, Denver at Little Rock, Kansas City . . SI 52 .373 171\ and Sept. 10, Houston al Dallas. 48 Attendin1 were )In. June 8t1rns and dau1hters, Mn Kather i ne Mc-• Go wan a nd children, Mn . Lucille S w-ackham i: r . Mn . LaVera Yeager and children , M rs. G u dru n Sc h Ji ekel and children, Mn. Sally Clari and children. Mr■. Joann Green and aon, Ml"!l Belly F oreman and »onl, Mr■. Joan Harbour and children. Mrs. Mary Berry and dau.t}lter. Mrs. Ida Diehl and daua htfl'ra, Mrs. Ver;r, Dodt0n and children, Mn.. Alice Ne11e and son, Mr1. LI• lab Zerkle and daughter-a. Mn.. Thursclly't aNult1 D■troit 9 Waahlngten J Only prne sc:hedulN Frlct.y's Pr■btbl■ Pitch..-. Chica'° •t Now Yor1c . (N)­ Wy-1111 5-7 YI Turtey 6-1 C lnM•ncl •t 11,offlA (N)--Or■nf 6-4 n Dalock 4-3 K1nsa,, City at Washington (N ) -Hall $-7 n Wooct.lhk:k 3-2 o.troit at 8-ltlfn,ore (N)8urn1lde S-4 vt Wane., 2.•2 Saturday', Ihm" Kanus C!lty at Wa1hlngton Detroit st ltltfn,ort, (NJ C:hlca ■o at N11W York Cleveland •t Botton Brand New HOOVER * Not IMH!Jot:prlold modol, CldvCllly -.r', * Trlple belll dtantng action, big motor, strong IKl<llaft. ........,...,..,,,.., , ..., .... 11vy o1 ., tho year. "--'1,..,/ ' , .. , , . . ' • '!I. .. . ,_·. . .. '""" ..I SE(ONt AVI. GAlLIPOLII, OHIO Invite You TO THEIR GIANT • • • SfflOHGASBOHO EVERY SUNDAY, l l :30 A. M. T0 7:30 P. M. ADULTS $2 - CHILDREN UNDER 12 f5c PLENTY OF PARKING IPACI Blazing • Bargains , l AT Blaettnars Hotest '60 Deals MOW OM New Buicks ,. ' • I '· ,,t I R.ut b Ryan and chlJlfren. )fn. � tha Cook and tllifclran, )1111, IIIJJ Th.abet and dausbten. .lln. ley{e Cart0n and c�HcJren and Mrs. Jea Warner and duldren. Gueall were: Joe N•Jliel, Martha Noble and oouilaa Moore, • SWIMMING PARff The Mason Mother1 Club held their regular monthly meetin g on , Senators Run WiJd At.B, at In Middleport _ti �:n !:t. w����:� addreat a crowd of � worlrUI, I iroup of JOO h■clden lntei;nlG ed . iinli ni labor IODP and .., in&. Pre>-Ca lboUc worken hi� on them and tht leUffle followeC, .-"'======aa.a- aa.a.-.;;-_-;;;;a;;;;a==------=-•1 ' ·.ses CINCINNATI UPI - Cincion,tt General ManageT Gabe Paul is 1 keepina: his peace, but look for some new Reds faces In the lineup. The Reds aren'l hitting and the July :u deadline for callin g up new ma terial fr-0m the farm system is approaching. Middle port Senator Lit tle Leall' fil considered likely th e Reds gue hitters ran wild ag11insl a will dreda:• the farms ln a rinal effort to climb back into the first string of five Red Sox pitchers last evening winning 15-4 in the division. Thunday's 8-1 loss to Chicago only regular scheduled game . The Redlegs won 4- 3 over the illu11Lrated again what ails the n� in 9 "practice;: game aB n rl!.a l Redlegs. The last . place Chlcaga Cubs held the Reds to seven hils·, 1 their game to count Was pos�­ , ., #vc of. tl}em slngle1 H .Bol} A: n� i pon �d d':'e to ,111, All-Star _a g lay -tonag and, 0:, F�h1 'In m "f> f ro Uf!on won his third vic r ii when �ndu:tt top pi tcher 1k against seven defeal.s. "I'm not ready to throw in the · Bratton 1s to take the mound. to:wel," said Paul •� 4,� loya_ls A Redleg game witlr the Sena• withdrew from the field. _ We Sl\11 tors Wedne.-lday evenin, also was bave a good chance to f m lsh m postponed t his week because top the first division." . Senator hurler Gary Slobart may ?erry Lynch provided the only pitch tonight at F•irland. hnght moment for the fans. He Senator nitters igalnst the · smsshed II homer In the ninth to Red Sox were Bill Hackett two prevent a claaeout. Four and. two-t hirds innings sirigles, Jerry Vanlnwagen a r,aued before Cincinnati connect­ hoiner and single, Sam Clatworthy two doubleS and 11. single, Gary ,d. Catcher Ed Bailey singled with: Stobart two homen and a double, 1 two away in the fifth after Ahder­ Mike Gardner a triple and two son had retired 14 •tJ:alght , ba t• singles and Rod Sauer a !lngle. Sa x hitters were Pete Aeiker, t en. Bob Pur�ey absorbed ltc de­ Roger Dudding, John Taylor, Pat feat, his sixth in 15 starts. Eleven Edwards and Mike Bostic each a Cub batten went to the plate dur• �ingle. Vanlnwagen fanned 7 Red �g the seventh inning to rout Sos. Purkey. Two walks, six singles S�nators 50 . . . 512 214-15 14 2 and a sacrifice fly did the dam • Red Sox . . , . . . 012 001- 4 5 4 Vanlnwagen and Gladwell. J. aee. · Manager Fred Hutchinson sent Taylor (LP), C. Aeiker 1 , Bostic 5, second baseman Billy Martin and D. Johnson 6, Edwards 6 and Dud­ third ba1eman Eddie KHko to ding. Ronnie Hindy The Redlegs' join Gus Bell on the bench, jug. gllng his lineup in search of hits. stole home in the pottom or the seventh and first extra inning in It didn't work. St. Louis, the team the Reds the.-.Redlcg practice win over the would like to replace in fourth Indians after Charley Payne for place, comes to town for a night the Indians and Bruce Wallace game, Cal McLish (3-6) or . Joe for the Redlegs pitched to a 3-3 Nuxhall (1-4) will be assigned lo tie in the regu�Uin �Ix. Bartlett wa1 fpe · 'los1r, · Ronnle st.op the Oardlnal1. Ourt Siplons Hindy the winner. · (1-0) pitches for St. 1.Dul11. I 1e4 a:,� A r.• Roberts yielded only an infleld single by Felipe Alou in the fifth innin1 •• he soored bis 1ixth ladelphia ming streak. The PhilliN acored all their runa off Jack victory and ended a six came Phi­ Sanford in the t hird inning on two walks and 1in1les by Tony Gonmle1, Pancho Herrm end Clayton Dalrymple. llobert.!I fan- , ned eight and walked one. Rocky Colavito hit :t three-ruh homer and Charlie Maxwell, Norm CaBh and Frank Bolling had two hits each to lead Detroit's J O-hil attack. Funk ry, aided by Dave a■t two inninga, Sisler in the ): £ained credit tor hi• eighth win while Truman Clevenger Jost bis sixth decision. L a � �lly•�•l--4 let .. .,ie1.. tlde -• "°"I' • llull/l•lll•llr lltllM.f ••tlMlfrattlol ot � of loost vlbNitton. Yov 11"1 ltto llllCitidiost, -.... � �lwl,�d• , In Olcbmobllo �- �ot,Tost • '60 Rocbf todoyl,., � . Pontiacs an d GMC Trucks 111 IER BUY USED WS 1 955 Dodge VS 4 dr. Custom Royal 4 dr. Sedon - - - $795 One careful local owner. SpolleS11 inside and out 1 956 Pontiac 4 dr. Hord Top S edan One careful local owner. Hydramatic drive. R eally sharp j ,. J \ WES? $1795 . - - - - 1 959 CheYralet VS 8el Air 2 d r. Sedan Almost like t he day it was sold. Powerglide. R&H $2 1 95 1 957 Buick VS Soecial Hord T 01' 4 dr. Sedan - - $1 595 Loww mileage. One careful owner. Dynanow dJi,ve. ·Don't settle f-Or less 1 957 Buick VS Century Hord Top Cpe. - Power steering end brakes. Radio, Dyna.now. lts in a class by itsel£ - $1 595 . 1 958 Pontiac ,oneYille Hord Top Coe. - - - �95 1�57 Pqntiac VS Hord ToP. C::pe. - - - - $1 595 �erica'J finest sport& car, and this one is t ops in condition. Power Steerin.. l,qtes fully eqµipped ., One tareful loe■l owner. Uke new linuh. lly dran: :t t ic drive, Radio 1 957 Merc1,1ry VS Montclair 4 dr. Sedan - BeautlC\llly kept. Power steering and brakes. Push button shin. R&H - - $ 1 495 1 956 Bui.c k Speciol Hard Top 4 dr. - - ! $1 1 95 1 956 Chavrole� lel Air 4 dr. Sadan - - - $1 1 95 1 955 Buick SNciol 4 dr. Sedo n -· - - - - - - $895 One careful local owner. Dynaflow drive. :Ex.t r• nice. Edra sharp, Bf'auliful otiginal fJnillh Original black finish like new. One cirt:ful looal owner - - 1 955 Ford VS Customline 4 d r. S.don Sh11WH the best of tare 1 954 Buick S,-ciol 4 d,. Sedo n Riun11 fine - - - 1954 Pon�ac $tar Chief 4 dr. Sed•n Worth much more -- $795 - - $495 ' . A ..P MANY MORE AT- • I " ' $1 1 95 - - - 1 958 M. G. Spors Car Roodste r - - - - 2 dual carbureaton, High lift cam, 4 1peed lr anB., low mile-age \ ' H andC! ' R. . . 'F·I RUfONI· ,•. ••,., . . •' ·''1 . ·1�-·�. ITi, O. . ................ 1-'!eef-t-.. � .. ....-. .... .. ... . 1:,.,., � .\ !:��'e! Lo, An1ele1 St . Loull . . . : San Franclaco . C incinnati Philadelphia . . t:hlcago W B3rt On R onnJng t Center For Dallas Texans ,wint,.inl po,ty 11 tho IIJJW .ql.lO_,. .C.IIJ! • c,,.k Swimmla, Pool In Ch"h'"· VALETrA,° X.11• Ul'I _ C.lllltl .A wienu rout tullew..:J lbt lie AIMI aeU Catlwl'4i ..... n-im ll!UIOn Whlth WH attended fled TbllJ'lday after • Umo� b)' mtmben and thell children. tiOd aimed a,illna vlalt1n1 . . � ,,. . .. �ffl " . ', ·• e l•tJ\lflL£ • pvsu BU'.t'q)!li :· Roberto Clemente singled home th,e Pil'ntei' flnt two run, in the third innina; and Smith's homers In the fourth and ieventh innina, comple ted their scoring. It WIii on ))' the Dodgers' third defeat in 1 3 games and dropped lheni into a lhird-place t ie wlth the Cardi­ nall, each sb .cames oul of flrst place. 1 Hurt MIiwaukee Bill White '& two-run double was the 1r:ey b1o.- In a she-run Cardinal s,xlh lnnin< lh•l wa, h,lped ,loo, by two Milwaukee erTon. Larry Jack■on a;alned credit for his 12th win aUhough Lindy McDan;,, stopped the Braves In the final 2 l-8 innings. Carlton Wil ley sullered his fourt h d,leat. 1 t factory cartons • G-. i. A The Detroit T1aer, moved into a fifti-pl■ee tie w11h tbe Waahiae:lon Senator, by beatinil them 9-6 in the oolr American Lea11ue game. = NATIONAL Ll:AGUI ::; • STANDINGS Convertible, . . . ,till in Sale. lliic!6.l OQ- 1p, •• wlflt . • . , ., SUMMER $TRAW$ STRAW HATS SLACK$ only '288,95 CJ ........... •• iI Former Diamond Great Dies Lonely, Alone IIJEN'S '' .· •' ', "'""°' Industry over the reuo ns behind his action, But both Newber( and Chrysler had kept a tight-lipped silence-until 'ff\unday. Tben the Chrysler board of dit"teton dropped I ne w bombshell by announ�ln« in New York that an · investia:atlon had disclosed Newberll made prorita "in excesi of '4M,OOO" frorn "Interests i n vendor oompanfes." M.ke httfanlfflt Offer The directors ul d they "believed it to ·be th"ir responsibility to lffk recovery" from Newbet/1. "He accepted their vlews11 the directors said, and " made sn of­ fer of settlement" which wall ac­ cepted. The- 1nvestl111t1on that led to Newberg's dO'Wnfall wae launched by the man who had groomed him for the presidency, L. L. �lbert. --�r·---- e 71 Lb. Foo,i ,.._, �• • · ·. Chrysler. Why then had New\Hu'g, only three weeb 11eo rldi-1)1- the crest as cbleftain Ot the" -naUpn's third largest auto mat,r, aJreed to give back . to ChryBler Jl{s raore than $150,000 in but1i�e profit■? "I want. -to leave- tn.f record clean . . . ·I have ahr.ffl met my obligation,; 11nd [ 1tW4)', will," ·· Newbera: t.old, Unlted • ,Press Jn. ternatlonil. .,I I MARINE ,1 fqf11 11 • rty lnc:oher� r·: ..,... Once polsed aQcl c<>l][ident, the f9-year-old Ne.where W� crushed and ne.,-ly incoheren t 11111 he spoke Th u--••y n1·1ht· Hi.II forted reai&n•U.On H -p�si• dent on June 30., a"fter only two m onth■ in &,he job; had loo� a storm of spt1£u1adfi1A , in the 111to N. Second Ave. Mlddleporl . · • Aulomalle Defrosl • C , _ ,.. _ .........'\"'' " "Whore Radio " TV II A Busmetl&- Not A Sid•linfJ" . 1960 Appliance Sale 0. Lml """" •· Metropolitan Motor, Metropolitan Moton � 1 2 Cubic Foot Refrigerator-Freezer .. � r RADIO and TELEVISION 4t �II · lllil ;Int� � . Slie ' O\'ea U Po DE LAVAi RAD IOS ELECTR,I C • I New Line of Tr...lstor PORTABLE Werner Our Location Mea ns low · Ovatlleod­ We Poss Tlie SaYings On To You ! GEN E RAL DETROJT (UPI) - Ousted Chrysler Corp . President William C. �ewbetg insisted today there was nothing imf proper''i� the fact .that he reaped nearly _half a million dollars tn pro{lts from otljer firms that sold supplies and parts to CAR RADIOS HOME RADIOS GIANT BOAT SALE I I $49.95 8rand MW outfits for as little H $1095. Scott tnd Evlftf'Vdt motorL Gli.stron, Yellow Jack• at, Arlsto Craft, Gina Mlfic and WhltehoUH bo11l,. M•rl,w fuel at our dock on the rlYW, blltMrle1 1:lq· l'9H, soft drinks, optn Sul'ld•YL B ROW N'S · �-Ou .. . ste • d Chry.. sIer Corporati• on Head InSl'sts Nott.•11,·ng w,rong ff I New Slyles and Colors ' I I Vmt Law'1 1h11,ken hi1 slump at.ore Ntll.bura:h'• firat-pbce lea1' and so the Pittsburgh Ptntes to 1 � p me,. B.attery mite Hal look ready lo shake a leg a11in Smith who m1ke1 like IJabe Rutb in the National League penntnl in th� Los Aneeles Coli1eum, hit race. two homen for the second The big rl&ht-hander couldn't strai&hl iime Ind now hu conI . have picked a better time to re- nected for si.1: or his nine drturn to form becauae both 1 h.e c ui ts lhi1 ,�a-on in t hat 1lad lum. Cerdlruil • Bu t Buvn ilwaukee Braves and the UJ, 14, Angeles Dodgers were clo1in1 in The St. Louil CaTdin.1l1 ,napfa11t on the front,runniriil Pirate■. ped the Braves' seve n•&ame win nThree losse■ In four Jam•• and Ing stre-ak witb a H triumph ; f ive in seven had cut th1dr lead Robiri Robert, pitch ed a one-hi tover the Braves to a h�ll-eame. I.er to 1ive the Philad elphl1 Phil• Law eame throuch wb.91\ the Ues 1 3-0 win O',ler the San FranPirates needed him most Thurtday cincli Gia11ts, and t )le Chicago o;11n1 batning in • 101id fiv_Hlltter CUbl bf!llt the Clncifll\ati Reda, 8 · 1 j FM RA DIOS AKRON, Ohio UPI - Golfinc's Open championstiips for a "big "TramportaUon oo �p� " Seo" new kifl.$ - Arnold Palmer-dd three' ' 11am. · Phono WY-� oue of its old ones--Samm y Snead II. MJln Sf. ,.._,..,, 0. Dow Finsterw ald and Mike Sou-led the field into the Becond ch.ek had 78'1. round of the PGA cham pionship loday. P.ulmer, driving well but puJt­ ing only "so-10," shpwed the way as the 4-1 favori te when he fired a three-under-par 67 over the lon.11 narrow fairways of lhe 7,18&-yard STARTING J>' irestonc Countty Club course. ,THIS WJIK That w�s one •fro�e beUer than Snead, and two blowi; better than CLOSING OUT Paul !Jamey and Freddie Ha■s. Right be.hind them came Dan Jitn• ltNIO MODEUI uary, Ken Venturi, -Doug &enders and Don Fairfield with even par I 70'B. Palmer, with o[ficiat money. winninils of $66,610 already in his pocket, is tl'ylny: to add the PGA FOR THE BEST AT THE LOWEST-SIE US crown lo the Masters and U. S. e Ml:RCURY-Mort World's Ra1:ords Th•n Any bthtr Motor. e LONE STAR-W■rtd11 Top Soll•r. TO SU�PL y COLOR . C UTTIR-..,t In Qwl lty. NEW YORK UPI-Frank Leahy I • C RIHTLlt,f.l. .J.......Fll\nt In Performanu. ex-Notre Dame coach whose "gold • � _,- \Nlfflt1 Ttt.t Count In The flostin■ Field en oratlons" kept players and . n�wsmen spellbound for years, will supply radio broadca st "CO· lor" this year ror the New York OPEN 9 A. M. tll I P. M. PHONE WY 2-3H• Titans of the American Football MINERSV ILLE, OHIO l.eag11e. 1 . Jack's Refrigeration ..- Omazl'ng Mo..,..,....,.1 • ._.....Mi AI a aeeond mr that -you. would Hite to trade fM 9; boat. If so, come in to METROPOLJTAN MCYI'ORS and let ,us make )'O\l a deal. We have some tremen­ dous bargains -in both new •nd used outfits. How's this for a r-eal bargain? 14' alum. run­ about with lights, windahiel� steering , step pads. and hard­ ware, traileT with winch, and 16 H. P. motor foT only $645, We also have bWo used PLY· wood and one used mahoganv boat in s tock. Come in and IL, us make �ou a deal. PANt:Ell, GREEN BAY, hls. UPI-Bob Ghilo ttl, former Stanford . 1tar who has been end coach al the Unlver1it)' of- Color.1clo, has been hired by t he Green Day Packers of the Nallon\l Foo t b.,11 Leaeue in the l ime capaci t)'. Ghllotto checked in when the Packers opened tamp Thursday. We are pleased t@ announce the appointment ·of • Wit ,h Do You Hon PAC �IRS HI R E GHILOTTI -- - w. NEW YORJC UPI - Co11tlntn t1l Leagu1, lieadtrs today off•red the American Aaaociatlon and Inter­ national League ;1. 40-cent indf�ni­ Uea formula de,lgned to remo�e 1 bil ob1tacle which h11 dtlayed the rormaUon of the third m1Jor lea1ue. Preaideftt1 Ed Doherty ot the SIGN TWO CA!'AIIIANI auCK!lation and Frank Shau,tmesay , KANsAS �l'l'Y, Mo. UPI-First of the n, ■aid they would Present b■seman Rene Ouzllleau of LevlB, the proposal of their club ownen Queb« and outfielder Joseph promptly. Bu·t there wq no "Setlawke of Thetrord M ines, Que­ auurance the minor 1e.-1.u1n ·.t,ee, have been signed by t he would b4!I aatldled with the lbdem­ Kan.11a, Ci ty Athletics and aBSign­ nl t ie■ belna: offered them for the ed to Sanford of the Florida inva■ion or their tt1nltorles J:n, the State Leaaue for the 196 1 bau­ Continental Leasue . ball season. • .. ;• .... ST#,NDINGS L, l'ct. oa Toronto 64 30 .68 1 �2 ., .542 13 Buffalo J\ic�nl.ond � 46 .53( 14 Rochester 43 49 .467 20 .� 00 .4<12 20½ Je�y City Columbus 42 52 .,i-t7 22 41 " ' ' .400 23 ltontreal 4 1 M .432 23½. Miami • • a BA LTIMORE, Md. UPI-The Balti more Orioles announced to­ day they h11vt asked waivers o n Bobby oulfielder on W?teran Thomson for purpOies of givlna: him his unconditional Telea11e. p,_.. It's a bateball axiom that win­ n n11 tht! CIQi15e ones is the mark oj the chamftion and the Maple Leab qualify in spades on that scm-e wltti a 17·7 record in one­ rufl a•Mes this year. They chalked up their 17th one-run de• elslon Thursday night when they sh4Cled t he Rochester Red Wings, 3-2, in 10 innings. Powe rfU I recept• 1 on · DEPEN DABILITY ASK WAIVEIS uafa Winning Bi�, Are Best ln Oose Games u,, THE SUPER STEERBURGEI -----. Mavll' ,:a ll wH a 1corele.sB tame until the top of the 10th when Steve Demeter connected for a lbre• r110 homer that apparently put Ed Cicotte home free. The Red Wing, struck back with homen by Ben Mateosky and Luke Easter in the last -Of the 10.h befortl RUBS He­ man retired the side. The victory ral&ed Clcolte's record to 9-5 and G11lipollt Orioles, '1-8-1; Gilmore enabled the Maple r..ears to retain and Northup; Jone•MeNHI 2-4-3, their 1i-aallle lead over the Buf­ ?daite and Jbnts. For the winners falo Bi11on1. S.n�er■ hit • solo homtt 1,1ml for }ta1 StJr"ont. won hi1 third loNrl Aken did lillewiN. M11Gh Ti1en U-1-1, Burfaee and �me of the Ha19n in relief as Enaebj Gallipollt Ath 1ttla 0-1◄, tl\tl �• do..,-ned the Mcmtreal ealled after lour inninaa betause Royal,, f.3, the Jerse)I city Jer­ or the 10 run rule. .111r1' i9--hl.t anaclt •ne tbem a Games tonla:hL. starting � � p. 134 deei1lon over the Richniond m. are Galllpol11 Red Sox v1.·Hart­ Vi,ainians f.Rd Herb Molord', shc­ ley Sales· M•lleiiblt Jf'9n, ',If. Fom• llilter ena�e� t.he Miami Marlins eroy Redies:s; Gallipolis Whlt1 Sox to de!eaL � Columbus Jets, 1 -0, in other 11lul'8c:11y nltht games. va. Pomeroy Tigers. A huge Super Burger that for 50c that is·grilled to your own preferenc�. Qwe 11111o rter pou nd beef potty with o slice of reol American Che... ( mel ted i with shredded lettuce, tomoto, pickle and our own fom ous sauce to com plim ent its delicious floYor. SPRINGFIELD, 0. UPI-Ari. wnao Bill Lenoir, the nation'■ top tchoolboy tennJ.a ploer, face, hhi lOUj.btll cb1llen1e today in the scram ble for lhe 1960 Wet1t• ern Junior and Boys Tennil tT<>­ phy in eie:ht.-Beeded Andy Lloyd of Shreveport, La o( today'■ 1eml rinal round. r. •'1_. SI NCE OU R I NTRODUCTION OF OUR TWO M EW I • • • By EAGLE VS. DANCER • Law Shakes Vern Slum l As Pirates Move == ...; 1 r=-; E;;;.n jo;;;;y=.n;;;;;-e-;;;;w=:....I �-��i�H��£�.� !�. �.��!�.. � �:!!���!IIU��r Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0., J•Jy 22, 1960- TOUGH CHA�LINGI OPEN UNTIL 7:3 0 t'.M. EVENINGS Pita°' WY Ult, �/ e.:...DoUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 22, 1960 ,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;,..;;;.;;;..;;;;;;..;..;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;..;..;..;;_;., I 26 " WANT ADS RIVER REPORT For Sale BOYS ' HOADMASTER Bicycle Basket and li&ht. -Reuonable. Roy Coleman, Lincoln St. 1 Mid­ dleport. Pbone WY 2-3882. 7 20 3tc ,I Four Divorces Granted By Judge Kessel Discriminating Rooming Houses Dropped At OSU I PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 ( 1 4 For Rent � -Notices _ _ _ _ I l 8 J Auto Sa les .Eden Society S iety News Basha" s.ocl'ety E ell t Of W k •r t 9lFor Sa le ----------�--- WC·HS�TV Chan'ri el 8 ( 2Q ) B I '' ) '"' f ' ' uu Auto Sales I I ,r·'ii.:. • �* Call Diet SttrrtH Legal Notices Equipment -- A R N O LD'S ,I ""'""=""'"''"'c------­ . _ ,,.. _ ... - ----- - - -----,.- --- Good Fishing Is Predicted For Area Anglers ,-- no . ·- ( 2 1 l Real Estafe ■ a - ,esoo, ,so.oo .$1595 1957 PONTIAC 2 DR. 1957. CHEVROLET BEL· AIR $1495 $1495 . 1 954 DODGE CW8 SEDAN 1955 PLYMOUTH 2 DR. · VALLEY LUMBER , & SUPPLY $1399 POMEROY MOTOR CO. uSEO -t; 0-Drlve $595 - 24-a fbr Sale or Trade -cc---==-=---..,--,---,- w-s. . . -..---c--a-,-N-o L-.... t1!li .r.,. . ""!-'�}11. R� �o;,. 'Tran•. $895 $250 I ' - I ' ' - I 'ir· �::;i:- Sunday annal 13 - Saturd , . rL ....,..,... · LUKev � U'L AIINU . j - OOi,fT RUN "':ltt!/ 'tG "',E£ON'J" ll<C ASHAMED O' "'l'ORE F'Ac:E!f B7 AL CAPP DAIS� MAE. Wf. . ALL G--GOTTA Grr USED 10 HER "t5U/.��NE.w' FK.E f.' -·, • I ento i1,; Mltt■ 1 x ClittLY IAYOK Mason County NEWS \oetl · -- -�-- 10 AM ,11�s's AM - ¥n, 5 :0$ · P.M � '. ' ,, . } ", ' Dlllk ·'l'llAcv 87 CIIJIITEB GOULD O!<-l'D# I DREAD E>ITS>IOC, HER AF'l'.Fl'TMEN'T" 1,,J,,D+4!.r PMIJ!;T� BEE'N CJVa:V TO LET SPO'T5 11'1.XME '""" s. .• . Min'-t• KAY« !It-. GAl$0Lll!"K ALLEY or 1 Times Dally ,- i21s11. ' ·: liOW (IN f\tt<ftl DID 'IE BOST 'ICIRE IIRM, WJ E H Up To The s' - * DODGE-DART * DESOTO a Mr- WH TN-TV Cha nne l 13 t'N H� Ra'4!l,ings Sqo·� Co, DC)DGE rd Ch11wl 1 3 - Friday 194'(HJVROLET 2 TON Phone Wvandoth 2ll. �- 1. $895 1 95�: F�"va FORno,t ttont I !958 FORD TRUCK $2295 va. H EW HOME um F REE PARKI NG M I DDLEPORT COATS BLDG. · 1959 DODGE CORONET R k Spr,· ngs ., d G,- Even t Re!)Or1e Channel 8 - .,jfU P,J I NGEL'S FU RN ITU RE I I -- - - - ( 20b ) I nsura nC!' - -- - - c .. c., ' I • Lego/ N • __ _1t -�-Jf c1i8 (hannel 8 - Sunday • , WQI. I Chann.i I - Friday • 1 7 ) Help War1+ed _,"' I, 0u:.:ia· I Lega/ N • --- ,,..t. Channel 3 - Saturday I Oarke Is New Asst. Sttretary On OVEC Board TME PAPER! - Channel 3 - S11nday .. 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PleaAnt 5:00 .:,teamboat BILL ' :45 Sports Roundup 7,02 Breakfast Parly Nl'f'I �adlille• D:30 {Mil''> Kid · 7,30 Pklieqo Wdware Sllow 8:55 Wealhercaft ::; J(u,it Cki Round 6:QO M¥aic in the Round 7:00 Saturday Night lam'boree Brtakfast -PaNy 1,ao l'Je,n 1 : 1 5 Jim 1'h■eter Show 1,00 N111ws Headlines 7:30 Bonanza ll111ie Go Round 8:25 Weathercast Sport• Report 3:30 The Man and the Challenr• 4,00 lfe-wa HNdline1 8:05 Bre1kfHt PartJ 3 :30 News Pittu�e 4,0'l Mime Go Round 9:00 The Depot 6:45 lil.lTltley Brluklev 1'.epon e,so New& 4 LocaJ News 9:80 World Wide 80 7:00 -Death Valley Days e,35 Breakfast Party 4,35 Music Go Ropnd 10:30 'Man /rom (JJ,terpol 7 : 30 Th14 Man D•wson 1,00 News Hea<tlines 5,00 Bueboll Sc:ora 1 1 :00 Ne .11 Heliilline• �:po Favortt4!r Story o,oz Breakfast Party 1,06 Mudc Go Round t l : 10 W satherc.ut. 8:30 Wichit.■. Town t,30 New& 5:30 News Headllnts U : 15 Shockwat.eh 9:00 Pla.y'. Your Hunch 9,S., Breakfast Party 5,31 Music Go Bound 2:00 Sign Of( 9:SO MallQuerade Par! y I0:00 Cotfee Time 5 ,411 Complete N■w1 Jt,,und-up 10:00 Moment of Fear 10,15 Swap Shop 6,00 Crow', SteoJ, Jio--.SOund I0,30 News Headlines 1 1 :00 New1 1-':eadliues of U., ., 1 1 : 1 0 WeaO-.ercaat 10:32 Morning Devotionr 1 1 : 15 SiJ:n On 6:30 Newa HeadUnu lb15 Jat't. Paar Show 10:45 Radio Hymnal 1 1 :'30 This is the Life 66:32 Evenina: Interlude 1 ·OO Si11:n Off ti :00 News Headlines 12:00 TV Chap"l 7:00 News Hl!!1dline1 i l :02 Country Hoe Down 12 :30 Industry on Parade '1 :02 Evenln,: Jnterlude 11:29 Farm Ttlme 12:45 Inside Sporta T :30 News Ueadllnea 1 1 : 30 Racine Jubilee 1 :00 Lab 30 7:32 S�ndown Serenade '1 :45 Sign On 12:00 Noon News 1 :30 Movietime 8,00 SilPI OU 800 Circle 3 Ranch ---5:00 Favorite Story 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Jungle Mrs. Etta Spencer and Mn. Hilda 5:30 News Plcture Q :� Junior Auction White spent Friday afternoon 10:00 Howdy Doody Show 3:00 Sunday Movietime with Mn. Golda Colmer, Sh,de. e(! $ . V 0:30 Rttff & &eddy t�ow 6:00 Meet the Prel51l! , Sharon Holter is vi1it11t1 •iJ the Picture News Sunday t:SO ;Fury JHIO l•II� Kenneth Davis home in �rind, Mrs. H. A. 1 11:llf) Cln:u■·iloJ' Mr. 41Jd Mrs. Wm. Birc)ifield Mr. and Mrs. Vlr11:il w■ , ker 1:00 Overllnd Tril l or Findlay spent Thuraday •ni ght &pl!!nt Sunday with &JI:. 'il'Q{t. Mr\ . )Z:00 l"ilm 8:00 Mu11ic o'n Ice 9:0. • Chevy Sho·., witl): P,� 'IIJter•, si�r end roth: Lewis Walker of Fore1t lt'lin. _ 11\:00 ' 11,of lll>ger, Show · iQ.:00 �tt• Younc Sllo,r ":80 ' 'Pon on the Farm er-in-18W M:r"and Mrs. J. c. ,cKay Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mrq ,1,ad .. • ··to:ao People Ar� Funny -.�,90 :irttni �- ind �&. Oenver f;4if a nct sons spent Sunday withllfr. an� '1 , 16 1 1 :20 News HepjUnea c:IJ,ughten of f,-ter. W- Va;, j -..n. PJint Orr .and �tttbr1 ,ed t,ope ·s peptl Sunda., lllith Mr. 104 Mra. fiilly's birthday. 1 1 : -1 0 Weaihr,_Wt :l:215 Ba.;-ba11 Ralph B!JIJ;)j. l l , 15 Jf!t.... te!II f:00 Watch Mr. Wlzara Clarence Baker called Oh bis , t: 30 Sellnce Fiction Theater UN) MIPl · Of! M_r. #�9 ltfr�. ♦rYil Holt'° anC, mother al St. Joseph Hol� I."' 1, mijy iw,t �ymJay Willi )Ir. an4 I. Mr. and l!n, ff°""1 J(flle� "I.• Mrs. �t,:;.,_!.li D•\lis, 1\ytltnd. ■ter Sqrde,i, 1 Bobby, l,Jra: Dia and and Grover ot Borden Mark °' at.a Mrs. 11nd W}Jite E ' White spent Wednesday with Columbus spent Saturday . even'1:30 Dick Cjari: Show Walemt'1 White at Veterans Hos- lnc wiJh the Clint Orr family. 8:00 Brave :St■Hion 1 Mrs. Betty Barnhart, Mn. Helen pita!, Huntington. 8:30 Leavii ;! T!> Be.(IJeJ' 4:00 American Ban4,tarid Glacer, Columbus spent Monday Mr. Erne.st Mrt. a.nl1 Deeter, s.1>..c-, Wl'!lk Lawrence 0:00 lli:80 Rin 'Pin Tin I with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey. , daughter Belinda spent the paa:f: 0:00 San Frane11co B,at L0:00 Jubilee, U. s. A. Mrs. Lola Sorden apent Satur­ )Veek wilh the lormer'1 n,other t:30 Your Esso Reportt : l l :00 Up-To-Tbe-l(inute New.. day with Mrs. Mona Sorden of Mrs. Columbus.· ol Deeter Freda e:40 Weather Te11er � l : 10 Sports Report Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey spent - Ea1le Rid1e. M5 Job:n Daly New-1 '.1 : 15 Late Show Aaron Wayne an4 1Qu'en Jo�,, Sunday afternoon with Mr. and c '1:00 Buddv �tn her Show of South Charleston are visiting Mrs. Otto Bradford, Spiller. ,,1,, Woll l!isne, Pre•ento Karen Jones of South Charles- th!'ir grandparenh Mr, ind Mrs. 8·30 Man From Blackhawk ton spent a rew days with her GrQ ver Whiteland Mr. and Mrs. Pitture Bia: The 12:00 ' · 'l7 s·unset Strt P 9:oi) Ralph Ballard. cousin, Linda White ,.. File 2·.SO John Hopkl•• 10:00 The Detectives Mr. arid Mrs. Arthur Orr are Conference I News College :00 10:30 Black Saddle spending a (ew daya w;th Df. and 1 :30 National Edu . ,s�claUon • JUH) The New 'l"OJl'et oc Mrs� Roger Grueser and dauJhten Matln�e 2:00 :Uy11tery eatber 11:10 Scapt� the . Mra. and Mr. and Logan of E 3 .uu ... o-n ..� Hearing 11:15 Spoi'tlt Report $ ward Neuman and "daughle,, 4· ffiA 3:30 e • • t •Q ,.,. �ow U :... ,, MrL loh,I H1rt1,1n, lion. , 4 :00 Ilk■ Chase Show Mr.li- Herbert Glaze or i Mr.&. Johpj\on Clara •114 Tw of n 4:30 American Arta TJlo ., Bridge, Mont., called on M arid Cleveland were Sunday g14eat,i of i: 5 Jlll .\{Qlty's Fun'day Funnies Mr. a� N"rJ. William lle-dftird. Mrs. �c:e Alker Satur ay: 0:80 TBA t:00 Badge and Bonet, trel')ce Their daughter, Grace, w,o has Mr. To' Uand 0 1f 'Mrs. IIIl.d iS:00 Peopl.e's Chole• JHIO Eddie �a�µIJ Shpw and daughters, Tuppers la Ins � v,isitfea tbe Jl&dfotlls re­ 6,31) si)prt( . 111,h111h1o 12,00 Robjn avening Su spent Mr. turned honie" Whh them 5tlnd1y, it� w � '1:00 · "These ,ll! llle Men l2:30 Talk Bal'I: At t,i:P.,.l'!!X! at Sunga, School and Morrl.s Carl Mrs. 4au1h• and 7:30 :ntu,verick ' 1:00 Commonwealth of Nations 76, collection $21 .14. was ters. 8:30 Lawn,a� 1 :30 Gl'ay Ghost Rev. Robel't Oar4 rilled his re-71Prion, &on Deeter, Freda Mrs. 9:00 The Pebel 2:00 Studio Wrestling of Columbus .s p,mt the w� keji d 4'.ular appointment ,t 7:SJ) pm. A1ukans The 9:::io 2:55 Baseball with Mr. and Mrs. George Robeft.s �rrio t 1 1 '"t' I King s 18, 36..... Ser.• 10:30 Johnny Staccato 5:30 Travel Film and Airman and 'Mrs. Ernest D�t- mon The Relatlvea of Artn"ered. 5:415 Ameriu's Newsreel Album 11 :00 The News To!light Prnver. A,tteod,{lce 31. er and daughter, :Qelinda. ·n i 1 1 : 1 9, , ��� Sl}ow . l:Gq 1 _lJ.ecord Hop ... ).{($$, . G h:ls tiqa Grueaer �t and Mr. , .. Spe11CE1r Ch■rlea Mrs. , -�-�- --..� - •e' -='-'-----------,�,-'•,""•c-,1 Pomeroy . �has Ain.es and JCiatia; Grueser were Sunday � afterr}oon guests pf l(r. and Mrs. Mark Grueser and sons or Shade. 6:00 Iw,ck La�e Part1 Mr. 1nd Mrs. RQy Uastman 7 :00 Hilhway Patrol •pent Sunday with the CM.rper1 l• AA The Ver_�t 11 Youn In Pomeroy. 1':;JQ Perp MaJon l,lO 'l!bo Jll11Iiw 0a, Mr. an,t Mrs. lpe: GIW!,er tf Allv• or id 1:30 W,ijt,-l� ,,15 The Setire't Storm Harrisonville . and Mr. and Mrs. 9:00 Mr. Lucky t,so 'I'll, E,lp 91 NIJbt Waller Heilman Ball Run were 8:30 Have Gun, W!II Travel ,,ro "nle "rhfee Stoo'Jer Sunday guests o( Mr. and Mrs. .0:00 Gunsmol,e ,,ao The Lil• of •Rilef Jae Weyersrp iller. Jirl\lur ;J. Smlth-1'-'tWII lO:stl Not .For \lire Mr. and M•�. Harold Black.ston A took' at the Weather and Sherri, ·Bobbt SQd Bruce aM 1 1 :00 1 1 O'clpek News e,211 TV Bowling Clinic eilJoyJng ■· \llcatlon' in Florida. 1 ,,so Am011 'r.' AJJIJr Mr, and Mn. Howard Bla kburn 1 v,oo Markham and children or W,1tevlew· j ,1penl I ,,so Ru. hide several days with Mr. and Mnt, e,so Hotel Ge Paree Horace Abbott and children. 9:60 Rev. ,Ji(at!bqra o,oo V ideo Village Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grue�r J:30 American at Wort 9,30 December Bride and daughter. Coh1111hn s, vi11ited J:'5 Christian Sclerl\.� 10,00 Twlllght zone Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Grueser ' J0:00 Air Force' Scrapbook 10:30 Penon to Person WPdnesday eveniM. lU:30 Camera u,oo Newli Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Abbott en­ 1 1 :00 Dig Picture n,10 A IAjJ)i at lhe WHlher tertained with a 1urprise birthday 11 :SO �. USA 11, 15 neater 13. party Friday evening in honor or 12,00 Re• Elwood GlblMo their daughter Kathy's eil?hth 12:30 -Molle l,la,lerpleee birthday. Thoae present were Mike 3:00 Wlleor: Wfllard Rev. Ml ay ,:so Rev. Willard Wilcox Young, Becky 1,ad Mitry Lou 8:00 Captain Kangaroo Radford. Connie Radford, J-Ielen 11:00 Oral Br '..iertl: 1:00 Our Gana comediea (;faze, Jht)-mie Broderick, G�rgie Nation the Face B:30 10:00 Heckle and Jectle c .rloa Skinrler, Roger, Danny and Vickie 6� Republlcan c&nv. Preview 10:30 M ight IJlonae Playhouse Abbott, Ter,:y and Mike Foreman, Century Twentieth 6:30 1 1 :GP The Lona a.na:er Joy, Sue '1td Jenny Lou Th11het, T:OU LHlle 1 1 :30 Jet Jukson Je!r Morris, Bobby, Mark and Menaee the Dennll f:!O 12:00 . � Klnl • Johnny Blackburn Mrs Arlee B:00 'lbt id SuU,lvan Show 12:30 ,J·attoons Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Theatw E!eetrit Geqel'll 9:00 1 : 15 &aball Lead-<iH Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. Horace 9,31! 41� Hite!>- Pft■ 1 ,25 Baseboll Abbott, l,\P, ,nd Le.�\lt Foi;t> . C(thbNtlcut In Uacy 10:GO , 4 ' oo com edY T1 r · man, Mrs. Edith Riffle, M'r . aod � IO,SO What, ¥1 Line! 4:45 AmiR'lcan ..i.lbum !,In. . Ed1ar �bbptt, KalJlr -nl! u _:OQ Surl(!11 News Speelll Eddie. , There were gafl'e• and 5:00 Daneti -Party U : 15 Thaater 11 prizes won by Jay T.tui 1 ': ! \ • I ,rul 1!,tibilnl °'Ab,rs,;nia,;·s:,pllot Chui;,; by ' Danny Abbott after whl��� 'ey a NEW YP,� UPI - Rep. Adam I The Hulem Nearo leader ha joyed • wiener roast th,en alhy Clayton Powell Jr. (D-N. J.) an- been a eollfteasman tor 16 y:tar! opened her many Ciij1,.. fend&n11 , nounced Wed.[ll!fday he plans to an� hfla �en aM'JClated with th , &lfta but unable o leU,)4 ,vtre, retire Both fto'in CongreH and cburcll slnee HIGO. He 1ave n.o Dianna Weyersmifler and Judy from his paetor■te at -Hart.em's,: reasons for his decision. Radtord .' Channel 3 .. Frf.. Yau Pay Only $3.69 Per Week HO DOWN PAYM ENT (9a l Morine Suppl ies I l WSAZ-TV_ ha n_n_e_ l 3 C_ NOT ICE TO J U LY B R I DES G•u9H: Montgomery, 16.0 on up­ per, R. O on lower, running 4 feet; rour di\•orces were Canted and Gallipolis, l 8.3 on upper, JO.O on COLUMBUS UPI-Ohlo St.ate one dismiued by Jud&e Oliver D. lower, running '4 (eet; Lock 23: 15.2 Uni versity announced today It will Kessel in a special term of the on upper 9.5 on lower, closed off drop rooming houses whkh dis­ Mason Counly Circuit Court held fi cent. pu- ward. one insertion. M.lnUl'lWn chare e - 60 cent.. 75 meedles on. with criminate agaJnat students be­ Monday in �. Pleasant. t cent.a per WOl'd for Utree COOtileottUve ilwertio111. cause of ractl, reli&ion, or color Sp,jpal - one meiitb for 30 cenh per word. Patricia L. Smith was granted a C ondition of Mov,bl• Lo,ko, rrom its approved list of orr­ divorce from Charles H. Smith. Full rate of t centa per word W\11 be charged for .idvertWnc ng 4 feet runm up dams are All campwi lodgings. UNO IIOATI AND MOToa. SU lf oot pa.id wU:lhin lU daya aner receivin1 bill. Lacy Barton was granted a di­ 12; Lock 13 and 1 4 aftd a,p wh ll• � IMt Mlit,. down lo Lock Etror, in Advertisin& - Soould be rt1)('':'ttd hnmediatel:,-. The Wilham S. G uthrie, dean of vorce rrom Nellie M. Barton. The 15 throug� 23 Lot'k foot, running 6 Mlln politan Motor-a. dOO student relations, aaid that stu­ defendant was granted custody of Dllllv Sentinel •W not be responaible for more Lha.n one incor­ are closed off All , Kanawha River 4,.tft one oy, Ph Pomer t., WY S dents were not required to live the rour children 11-nd support rect lrwertionsill. dami are on the 1 1 •14-tfc in rooming houses approved by for their maintenance. "-"d of �ant, and Speclal Notice1 of Ev,• uta ,uJO. Obituarlt1 Downbound: 8o•h: River Ohio ! ___ ______ ___ . university. Ht estimated that lhe publillbed ai 1 ce'll per word. Carol Sue Davis was granted a Montgomery, Sam H1cerdo at 7 : H5 v DAYS 3 DAYS J DAY ·:,oaos approved in lived men 2,500 about 1 MO. Gordon Robert rrom divorce :05 4 a. al Vulcan 8: k am, 1 - l ; Lol' 90c 60c houses d11ring the last school Davis with the plaintiff being $ 1 .36 15 f4,50 at l�.inia 10: Pennsy Lock ; 1 1 m., 10lt Oobi1 HOUSE ON B UITER 60e Sl.20 year and that 4,000 lived in hous­ given custody of their ctlild. The $ 1 .8('1 '6.00 2i' 6:50 am, 7-2; Lock 1 1 : Ind1.an a at NUT Ave. Phone WY 2-3775. 1 $2. :la $1 .50 es not on the ,1 pproved Hat. 75<! � $7 . 50 father was given visiting rights Blai.­ Paul : 2 1 Lock 6-7; am, 7 20 6tc 1 1 :30 The announcement represen ted for the child and will pay for Ads ree.ived by 10 A ..M. wilJ b<t ln that d.ay • .,_par. ier al 8:50 am, 0- 1 1 ; Lock 1 3 : .a change in the university atti. support. Southland at 4:50 Bill, 0-2; Lock 1!5: ,I Joan Fink W&S granted a di­ Crucible at 6:30 am, 0-1 1 ; Lock 1 . : tude. Ohio State oftlcials previ­ I A. V. Criss Jr. at 3:05 am, 6-0; ously had said they were trying vorce from Ralph S. Fink ..ind was EIG H T ROOM HOVSt.:, two five to get land ladies to co-operate in also granted custody of 'the room apartments. A. N. Bengel. Lock 23. Jauic D al 12:25 pm, 1-0; ending discrimination. couple's two children and support 11-2 Uc Mike Creditor at 7:55 pm, 19--1 ; Phone WY2-3272. men the of percentage big A for the children. TIRMITE AND PEST �ONTROL 1959 cl- 1 E VHOL �·1;- V sR,1-ir -- --cc-,------,-� Beaver at 10:20 p. m., 1-0; Ben Mc- students live off campus. The uni­ AThe divorce suit of Doria E . 1 APARTHOOM ,FURNISHED 3 Atlas � at ..im, 0-4; at l 2 : 4 Cool '1 P•ln. Free l�!ipechon. ln,ur• :.!: dr. l=iedau. $2195. Al most like ENT located _at � Sout h. / 4 : 1 5 am, 7-0; Philo at 7 am, 0-2; El­ versity until recently did not Huffman and Glenn Huffman w.is _. bJ Hatlonw11H. Phone R. ti_t the day it was sold. Power have dormitories for men but is dismissed. J-ourth Street, Middleport, Ohio, 1 ger CliH at 10:45 am, 2-0. and A. $enlc;e ' Station WY'l• ,ir:l l de. U & II. Elacttnars, Pum no w building several. I furUtilities decorated. nicely -. c �26-H eroy. 7-21 -6tc The (8fflPUI MWlpapar, the ___ U pbound: Lock 27: Hepp at 7:�5 nished. La undry facilities. Phone ___ C. Waller h■d campaigned for Lantern, ipolis: Gall -0; 1 m., p, "NOTlce 2-2186. WY or 2-3346 WY ( 195◄ BUICK Special ◄ dr . .Seda� th, 1Mi¥enltr to wHhhold •P­ �dt: •to-School Swe11tcrs are here. 7 18 6le Bcckjord at IU 5 pm, 0- 1 ; City of $49�. Runs hn c. Blaetlnars, Huntington al 1 2:30 am, 7-6, turned prov•I af roomlnt houlff whlc:h •La)' away. pay as conve n ient and l'omt!roy, 7-21 -Btc oc rlffuMd to •ccept ,tvdifnts beKyger Creek; Robert R. Gibson at the sweater problem for tho11e 4 HOOM HOUSE. ,PHONE TUrnet By Martha Hol,ln..,uuN of th.Ir ru■ or r.ilalon. -0; Lucy Jane Lucaa am, 3:55 at 3 fir1t chilly days is solved. 1 he 19� PONTIAC Star Chief 4 dr. 7 18 6tp 2· 3475Mr. and Mrs. William Hoselton Sedan. $495. Worth much more. at 4 am. 2-9; Ro bert R. Gibson and Landl.adles in the area had told Shoe Box, M iddleport. litaettnars, Pomeroy 7-21-6tc NORTH SECOND AVE.. M IDDLE- Mike Credilor a t Antiquity at 1 1 the university they were not op- a�d _Mrs.. Mike Kerwin enjoyed a I A_Y _D_ &QUARt.: DANCI N{.j - sA'fU_R apartment. a. m., upbound ; Lock 23: Robert E . erallng hotel11. They said ·they picnic dinner Sunday at Wood PORT Furnished · t11 a t Lcgmn I f<1 ti • R u t Iand · mg ounty Memorial Park at Parlcers, I 95u 1''O HD SEDAN, good tires I Ideal (or 2 eonotrucllon workers. Reed 11.t 7 p m . 1 1-0·, Cincinnati at considered students guests in C Starting July 23, 8 to 1 2 p. m. burg. Li:i at their homea Horner and V. that they C. should 7-3; Rent reasonable. Cooking f1"::il• 9 : 10 pm, a11d two good exlril tirl!s, also 7 20 J tp Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb and 7 18 6tc I am, 0-2; Larry Turner at 8:10 am, have the right to decide who to J ties. WY 2-5293, two snow tirei;, good battery, ___ -' _ of Shade visited Mr. and family only has 39,000 miles and has 1 4--0 and small tug in tow; Lock 21 : accept, WANTEU MEU!t:AL ltOOT:i. Giu- 1 Mrs. Robert VanMeter Sunday\ FIVE ROOM un1urniihed apart- North frn up at 10 ;i m, 1 5--0 . bC'cn used very liltlc Lhe last 1en�. Blood Ruot, Wild Gmgt"r, Mr. and Mrs. Elden Blake Jr., ment with bath and 1hower, K anawha R h,•r Boat,: Win!lcld: five years. Mn. Everett Tracy, Yellow Hoot, �by Apple !foot, newly al dlspo unll, returned from a vacation i n just rbage am, 2-1. 9 Helen Z down a t 12:50 ge. Pomeroy H U No . 2, O ., B;. 11 etc, One of Uhto best markel redecorated. Phone wY 2·15335 , Florida. H u n Hoad. Telephone WY 2 · location. over 40 yrs. eame 7.7 .tfc Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and ___________ 7-2 1 -Jtp 6746. E. H. Morse, Albany, Ohiu, Uvlnt1 room son and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Beauty Shop. HOUSE WITH 0flC8 McArthur Road Nell:l lo Tenn. I Holsinger and daughters were fNm C:USh• lncluclff 7 2 1-6!<: 7-2f-3k Gu Plant. � �WY 2.n24 1 . LEGAL NOTICE Sunday guest1 of Mr. and Mrs. loned ,llrn-lin. sofa I Sealed bids will be received by Joe Proffitt or Racine. CHUCK AT THE N EW Unfurnished deluxe apartMCI loun.., Danllh SPECIALS of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert VanMelcr occHianal chair, Waaon rest. joining 33 and 7 [ GAS. FUEL OIL and coal furment, alr condltlon.ed. Phone the undersigned for the sale and children and Junior, Grace, naces. c�u for free esti mates. 7-21-12t c Autie Millhone residence located eockta11 tfbl• and W Y 2-5141. on Sat. 2J and Suri , 24th, HamRobert G. C1arke Jr., Lake Poreman & Abbott, Middleport. 'l 1tep table, In w■I• I at 850 East Main Street, Pomeroy, White, ha.s been elected assistant Donnie Holsinger were at a belf­ bl•fil 10c, ! l ot Dog� 10c with , Ohio. Se.aled bide must be present· ing Saturday nighl for Mr. and (1-10-tft nut, ■nd 2 tall aauce, .all po p 8 cnts. J5,c for ti ( Electric Valley Ohio of secretary ' 't ed on or before August l1l, 1960, Mrs. David Cline at Racine. lamps. with own bottles, ice cream Corporation, and its subsidiary, Fannie Bigley and Grace and SALESM EN, 24 TO 40 yrl. old, al 10:00 o'clock a. m. The Execu- Indiana-Kentuck bars 5c, all candy bars 2 for 5c PUBLIC AUCTION Cor­ Electric y Martha H*inger visited Mon­ k i t c h e n must have experience. Good Lor , Clyde G. Mlllhone, will conDue to m y d isconti ,rn ing housechewing gum 2 for �c. Ballobm1 poration. Announcement of the da)' evening with Rev, and Mrs. for ,property bids sider accepting ion. ABC route and commiss 7 -21-3lc keeping I wjll sell the rollowing black­ Banquet-Ila 3 for le. appointment was made this week Cleaners, Maaon, w. V■. 7-12-tfc on inslallmcnt oasis. The under- by OVEC-IKEC vice president Wil­ Eldon Blake. - - --- - at my re1idencci 391 Lincoln tone tablt !1 '5 ic signed rescrv.!s the right to rehave a comp!ele Slreet in Middleport Ohio, July now We Rev. an d Mrs. Eldon Blake are SO JC 7G". 6 match• bur H. Rueee, following action going to Junction City for a con­ d I I d s. a TRAVEL SERVICE. If you are 23, l .P. M.: Motorola. TV 24 in.; an any bi et J C8S I USl neSS Se l"\I , c:halr1. 2 Llnal• In• taken at a recent meeling of the ference this week The WMA wom­ coun t_ ry . ao I nK to uny fore I gn ' Crnw, Crow & Porter Mohair C halr & Ottom an· D ar- ----- -. Rufi and Utll• eum directors. board company's or Attorneya al Law en are going along to cook. or anywhere m t�e U . S. give rell Back Ch ;u r· O ve;sturred TELEV lSION RADIO AN'D Sid.ALL lty Cabin-♦• with associated been has Clarke (7) 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30, 6tc u,11 a call. No service char�e, no Ch,i' r• 'J'wo llo " kc •,, . li"ok c·, ,, . appllance repair. Phone Otis Mrs. Virginia Carter is spend• September, Ing a few days in Clendennin, since OVEC-IKEC . ' : ' . . � .. ' u .�lo. 2-1-tfo o R•clne, McC'lintock, extras. TAWNIY STUDIOS, 422 bedroom . Antique Dunng I able; Dressing 1954, in the capacity of tax ana­ G a 111- pu,is, •··· d A venue, aa;Oll 1'able an_d llenc Ii ; Cu d_ Denlsh SWN,int T8 bl e_ ; APA.k'i'M.ENTS - lurnilb.ed and lyst. He will continue to repre­ Phone GI tl- 161/} or G I 6- 1243. D111ette Set; Two lit1l1ty Cab1drtll• trlple walnut u nfumithed. Mtlllalten, M iddle OflCe sent the company primarily in PENNEY EXPLOSION CLUE 7_2J . tfc Marble er with fr-NMd mlr• __ _ _ _ nets: Metal Wardrobe; 2 3 tf M ERRILL, Wis. UPI-A blast the field of municipal relation­ port. Phone WY 2-2082. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 'fop Dressen; ;j Pc. M11ple lied ror , 5-drawer che,t --- -----ships Jn those areas of Ohio, In­ that demolished the J. C. Jenney e No. 1 8,-406 1 nou m S uite ; J enny Lind Bed; MU IL LI I F UR NACII, WI STING E,tat• bookca1t bed. 1nd ·w Craii, dec..,ed diana and Kentucky where the store and claimed eight lives of Harry . .,. • t Arnoh net1, applla HOUII · C & hest dar r Mayta c W mat. lnnarr,prlng 11sh_ : l' ! by caused been have may Monday property. holds company Edna that given hereby hi Notlee a � list !58 MERCUl l Y sale $1Ml5. Med Hm�e Tubs; R Day C.:lo�·k ; U•shes; . · the"" ,, raci".., Oh le, tr.., and m.atc:hing A native of Mason County, W . accumulated gas, authorltles 1aid L. Craig who1e Post Oflice addreSJ 2-door. Push button drive. As ' WY2 bow aprlng. 2 PII• .la Middleport, O hio, ha11 been dbly Va., Mr. Clarke attended Marshall today. 11lent 1H a soarini;: gull. Plan ! 4 G u_ Heaters ; Electric !l�at�rs . - n J; . �umps ; air� ' fngJd Iowa & Bid Spread. · · �'� �11.<L _ ; " Chlcago ot lversity n U and College Estate the of Executrix appolnted .11 , Ill 11 M' liig thi v11eatlo ' yuur ,y; _ r d o Electric , Roaste , Up To 36 Months t K« ·or Harry W. Craig, deceaaed, late recelvlng his doctor or laws de­ It's ready to i:o. Karr & Van � GERMAN NAVY ◄ ; BUILDUP ; ry Mixer afflc Pan Iron; O To Pay \Y Ji in Jnstltution latter the from gree Ohio. County, Meigs Middleport, of 7-22-3tc V.an Zandt , Pomeroy , BREMEN, Germany UPI-The _ .Ft. Extension Ladder; Chlld'R Dated lhiH 20th day of July 1960. 1952. Prior to his affiliation with D8 OLDSMOUILE �ale $ 1 69,. 88- Scooter ; 3 window fam1:J 1md many OVEC he waa engaged in tile new West German navy has paas­ F. H. O'BRIEN 2 door St•d1111. Va !locket engine .1 other itcm11 not listed. practice of law In New Haven, ed the one-third mark in its Court Probate the of Judge _ . goal of 350 warships, it was anllubart, C. . . M Mrs. (Owner) lio-Goshift d n sland. with Meia:a County, Ohio W. Va. , Go in !his l!t!Uppy Olde. The Sale t•onduct•tl by Bradford • Mr. Clarke, his wUe Elizabeth nounced Tue day. (7) 22, 29; (8) 15, ate Co Auction Ohio. ,, Racine, buy u r your Ille. Karr & Van , and son Gregory Dressel Clarke A.M. 9:30 Before 7 · 22·3tc ! 7-1 8-6lc Z;.ndt, Pomeroy. I reside at 140 South Shore Drive, FOOD FOR POLAND Mtddf-.t WY,:Z.2649 White, Lake WASHIN GTON UPI Pom■roy WY•2-lltl Dtl CAIJHJ,AC sale $1895. Hardtop - The UnitLEGAL NOTICI TO BIDDIRS • od Stales has agreed to supply Po­ BARGAINS I N kAUTZ PIID nDtl Coupe. The mark ol sul·ccsi;. Sc11led proposal.!t, bearina: the lan� with $130 million in surplus At Ct.,te, Herv·11 your chanl·c to own Am­ of the work and name or the title agricul tural products, S-214' v•On Heating Used erica's finest al America's luw­ bidder will be received by J. Ed­ HAMII.L HIIVICI nATION e■t price. A true value. Karr & ward 1', o,tcr, <..:lerk ror the Bo11rd -.. t!OO AM. 7-22-3tc Van 11 11dt, l"omcroy. or EduFl'tion of the Pomeroy Ex­ --- --- -ml AIINny COAL FURNACES empted Village School District, 80 OLDSMOUILE H11le $ 1 095. 888enw Da,y l!Titry Sizes 20-22-24" Pomeroy, Ohio, 11t lhc High School 4 door Sedan. lh•�ulHul two tone BLOWERS blue. l'ower stcf'ring a111I power AIR CONDITIONilfG, REFRIGER­ Building, Pomeroy, Ohio, until 12 Eastern Standard ation aervice. Jack's Refrl1en­ o'clock Noon, brakc11 . A qui.lily rar. Truly a OH & Gas Convcr11ion Units tlon. New Haven. }'bane TU2- Time, on Tuesday , Augulil 2, 1 960, 11:ood 1111Jue. K,m & v.-u Zandt, COLUM BUS UPI-The fish are 8-23-11 and will be opened and read aloud bltlng, but there arc •·surprisingly 3537. 7-:!2-:ilc Pomeroy. . immediately thereafter, for the few" a nglers out trying for them WesUnghouse Store A 1 JC:TIONIIR constru ction of Pomeroy Elemen - the Nalural Reeource11 Depart­ 64 PONTI AC 11ah• $495 Chicft1dn I Ph•n• WY-'l-6314 Syncu,e, O. Cempltt• hr,lce tary School DuUdlng, In accordance ment said today. Delux(' 4 dour. Thi� one c1rn't ' Crltt I,....,,. with plans and spcdricatlons H Big ones arc being taken by bc beat ;i i lhb prke. Uuc� every ' Wtfte, PhoM •r Cont•tl - A, 9, c�j"iM·AN. J.o---;- x.SO' House ,0 ,prepared by Thomas D. Mc Laugh, lho,e fishermen who are m11. klng l hing but Kil 111' .and bc-g. You'll Ohl-. leclne, BRADl"ORD, . C A. 1r.ail e1· in t' Xl'Ullui1t cundlt1on. !in and John J. Keil, Architecll, use o r the good weather and good really like it. Sec fur yourself. f' i vt! roo1111,: includinu full sized Lima, Ohio. conditions of Ohio lakea and Karr &. Va11andt, l'omeroy. bath. Cwn bu Keen at l'owcll's CLOTH, WOOD 8LAT POllCII Dr.twins• and 11JM)cificallons and streams, accordina: lo the weekly v■l1nc.. porch cloth sh11de1, 7-22-3lc StlllOCtl St.allon, Midd lrport or 1wnln 1s. venetian blind,, win­ contract documenh are available fishln& report. call WY 2-2 131 bclwccu 8 11. m. 03 PONTIAC �ale $J9!5. Chiefllln Fishin& conditions In East cen­ Fret Htlmatu. ror in&pectlon a t the omces of the dow 1bad111, ' and 5 p. m. 7-22 .fitc Owner and lhc Architect. Draw• 2-door. Herc i, real H\l ln,:a for Dale Wlppel, 210 Union Ave., tral J nd Southeastern Ohio--W &• , Door Hard Top. Radio,- Heater, a:1 and specificattona ror ·the per• ln you In II eolld c11r. A good dc­ ½, Ton Stalt•. V8 Engine, One Owner, I 11 90tCI ter levels are normal but ✓ vary Pomera,. W Tlrel, Power Steering, Aulo. Trau. 1�mal use of contractors may be (rom clear to roily. The outlook is pend1blti job. A 8leal of � deal. roH SALE 16 fl. 1959 trailer rully Low Mileage, Local Owner. obtained from the Architect upon f Excellent Condlllon. Karr & V1111 Z11ndt, Pomeroy. equipped fur modn11 hookup or fair (i& hlnc. Catfish and blue ' er atit one for $20.00 ol deposit 7-22-3lc or cumplng. Ideal for vuca1ion l:tll• predominate. Beat new, le which $10.00 will be rdunded u p- ' "illeyes a\ Seneca Lake, Guern· tr;.vc l. Ue11son11blo, i,� _ A. Enoch, coMl'LF;TE n.sulWlc:s Purt land, Ohio. lection, Ule, Autt, Fite, Pollo. on return ol said drawin1s 111.d Se)' a 1;1d Noble CounUes, muskies 7-22-6tc If CHEVHOI--ET, '57 Int. YI truck. c,u Oon Milla, lllddl1port, specitlcatlons within 10 days from at Leeaville, Carroll Col.Int)' and Low mllea!Cc. Swltzel's Ashland the dale ,or r�Mn1 bids. ')�" shQvehe■d c1tfl1h ln the lower Station, Pomeroy WY 2-3535. 1000 HUSHEL o{ krMut cabbage; Each, bid fflllll , be submitted on Mlllik.ln1um Rivet, Wuhlngton 6 18 1'tc i,o hu. beans. Pick youraell. bl■nk,1 obtained Crom the Archl- ' -------,.--,-,--Coqnty. P. M. Cowdory, Lon2 Hottom. tect, and m1.1•t eohlaln the name GM4 CleM UIN Can l alLI .AMIUIH CONVOY '1-22 · 3li: Hardtop. Radio llDd Healer, Sid. Tran• FOR SALE, IVA BROWN pro- of every peraon Interested therein All "-It" Mtl M1itleb , Door Sedan. Aulo. Trano.. Radio and Tl;l•OUZOU, Alseria UPI _ Al, perty reduced prlce, 1 room" and be accomp.nled. by a Surety 1eri1n rebel& ambushed a French OIIITROPOLITAN MOTOtl& mtaslon, One Owner"- I\A1' TERllll::R Pupa. Only two ( bath, aas, hot 'Water heat, car company Bid Bond, aatls(actory to .■ rmy convoy Thundl)', . Healer, VI Enilne, t Tone Flnilh. lell. Phono WI 9-3779. 7-22-3tp killing Olde iarue , Close down town. the Owncr, or CertUled Check up- eiaht Fr ench ,oldien and wound• ,._.,, A bove hilh water. U8 Cole SI., on some solvent bant, made pay- 1 ••bt. JIM FOHD V8 Cu1tom llne 4 dr. TRY A UELICIOllS 1'� 1,h Sand­ M lddleport. Office Phone WY 2· ■ble to the Treaaurer of the Board �� wlrh. Jack's l>alry U.ar, Middle• Sedan. $795. Showa the beat or a320, Res. Phone WY Z.21U1. of Edueollon, in an ,mount equal 7-19-8tc llU l' l. care. Bl1elln1ra, Pomeroy. 11 lo 3% or the bid, II a, IPll'antee 7 - l 9-12Lp -7·2HII< ron• 1 accepted, is ltid the ii that I liEli JSTl!:HED MAI.E BEAGLE EJGHT ROOMS, bath and can2e tract will be -:inlcred Into in acNOTICI OP llltlNG AND lt lnd1c6. Guu broke. 18 mos. $6,000. Gilbert Week■ property cordance with the drawlnas ■nd HIARING ON INVINTORY old. Tom lleulor, Phone WY 2Eo1tne, Radio, Heater, l oc11ted on Rl. S3 ■t foot or apecitications and 1cneral condl• Ca M No l l..2tl 685tl. 7- 1 9-3tp Trlll8. Sedan. I Cy!. Sid. Sblfl. GOOd Colldllloa, Rose Hill. U interti■ted write or lions of the contract ¥ nd bond ,,_.. Ceurt. MIi.. Caunty, Ohkt call '-'Ollect Mn. John Friel, 403 form on me, 11nd the performance TO Ule Executor or Adminll\ra­ 1"01l SALt; STUDIO Couch, PlatSherb1n Ct., Loulavllle, Ohio. of the contract secured by a sure• · tor 1nd to 1uch of the followlna Ii Tablc1. form Hocker, 2 end 7•22-3te ty Company Contract Bond, IP· are n•ldenta of the a\lte of Oblo: Phone TR 0-338'1 . 7-21-Stc Phono WY 2-997:.. proved by the Owner, In an 1unlvtn, spouse, if any; next of FIVE room, and bath In MallOn. � .. . ' amount equal to 100% of the con- kin: beneflcllll'iea under tbe wm, '1•22-fltp Phone WY 24498. ii any; lhe attorney or attorriey, lratt price. J Wrl1ht St. ,omtrey No bidder may withdraw his bid rtprt1enUna 1 1\1 of lbe ataremen1·011 SALE SIX ro om ·ho u1t In • ' I r for period a of t h I r t y Uoaed J)e lOftl� Syr1e111e on IU. Slltet. Phone Good Transporta, Sedan. Aalll. on lbat 2 bedmom, automaU, hut, notified hentby are �ou days after the OJM!J\lne thereof. Galllpoll1 SI &3U3 or WY 2· Cab and FIii Bollom Bed, ·2 Speed AIie· of July 1960, an in­ 111,tb no clly waler. Price 1b• rljhl ts ruerved by the 7•11-lllp 6880. Bo■rd of Education to n,Ject any ventol1 ■nd Appnlaement oI the down payment, per ' Bel Air ( Dr. or all bida and to w1iv111 inlorm.all- atat9 Of Con Bill Bowen, deeeaeed ' monlh, pay Ullo renl. One local owner and extremely late di SaU■bury In uld COunty ,-:- ,. .,, llea. elNn ,nterJor, Boauttrul crocua o By order ot the Board or Educ■" th id -' 1e1low ,nd laurel .green finish. ' -1 �-• urt .. :. tory and -.O ln �ut., 00 �� lion Vll• Exempted Pomeroy the of Uke new Ure1. Factory air l■ga School DJ1trlct, Pomeroy, AJ>Ja4ilaement will be had pbfOftt �d'Uoned. ve motor. Power­ 124 A. FARM FOR SAlZ or tndo tbla- ca1,1rt an the lit day or Aug. Ohio. iUde, power 1teerlna 1ml 1 Ten room hauae, three barn1 'HONI WY 2-270t �· 11J80 at 1 0 o'elo<l A. M'.. clerk :roster, Edward J. , , irlkea. Radio and heater. and othir bulldln!ll- Set Mr■• 7-21-lOTC tlled be may ereto SXi:ePUon, t (7) 1, B, 115, 22, ,tc th Nada TriUind, Downln,tan, bJ'; an; lntere,led ..-rlY 1t any. 1 'l•ll-3tc o. dmo prior to llvl dlya before the ' RIVIR DIIAGOID GARDEN ■clon CINCINNATI UPI-The Ohio date aet tor bearlq:. · . ) , en. Rolary mower blades l!ih&r­ N0 ° PIRI RILIIP Wrl'NESS DlJ slanature and \ • pened. Custom mowlq and WASHINGTON \Jl'I - The In• River was draUed today for the the ..11 of llld Cou�, 1h11 pl!'!'iDI, terlor Departmen.t nporll th1t body of Jamet Finley Jr., M, Cin­ 1 cl.,- of July 1960, 13th wadlnc while slipped who clnn�tl, ; GIIAVILY TIIACTOII fll'N thla yur on public; landa in ,. K. O'Bi\lEN, "" ,rn,DIJl!l'OllT ,�RIO S1l11 and Senlee 3tJ I:. llain St. the Western ft!'�! �� been th� in the river Tuelday lilaht and . I , J•<fi!• �. .E>;Olflcio Cltrll WY 2-2:ffl, wont In IQ )'�d no relief went under. • He apparently could Pbont Pomero7, \ ',t , r �· .... 't ;•-. . , i JOlbaOY, OB10 ,t 1&, not awd:I. V-1.1.Ue m, , ? ,, • I ' f .,ii ja ""'" 1 HENS. 50 LEGHORN LAY ING Oliver 60 tndor in fine shape. Call G. A. Deem alter 7 p. m. 7 20 6tc W J &-3088 Racine. JOI CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE lll!l!lJLD BATES l7Ml'O Daily P�m Sehednlt Dally Senljnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 22, 1960-7 '·' l, l,IE LLO ••• IS l'H I S THE YES EieTTE R BUSINESS EIJJREAU ? ' ,. UTl'LE a ,--,. , OltPHA� 'i ,\NNIE > BET'i"ER BUSINESS BUREAU By ERNO: .llSHMIJJ,U WI L.L YOU TELL � HOW TO MAK E MY BUSI NESS BETTER '? -� .__ i /4 !"'� l • • • • �/ e.:...DoUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 22, 1960 ,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;,..;;;.;;;..;;;;;;..;..;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;..;..;..;;_;., I 26 " WANT ADS RIVER REPORT For Sale BOYS ' HOADMASTER Bicycle Basket and li&ht. -Reuonable. Roy Coleman, Lincoln St. 1 Mid­ dleport. Pbone WY 2-3882. 7 20 3tc ,I Four Divorces Granted By Judge Kessel Discriminating Rooming Houses Dropped At OSU I PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 ( 1 4 For Rent � -Notices _ _ _ _ I l 8 J Auto Sa les .Eden Society S iety News Basha" s.ocl'ety E ell t Of W k •r t 9lFor Sa le ----------�--- WC·HS�TV Chan'ri el 8 ( 2Q ) B I '' ) '"' f ' ' uu Auto Sales I I ,r·'ii.:. • �* Call Diet SttrrtH Legal Notices Equipment -- A R N O LD'S ,I ""'""=""'"''"'c------­ . _ ,,.. _ ... - ----- - - -----,.- --- Good Fishing Is Predicted For Area Anglers ,-- no . ·- ( 2 1 l Real Estafe ■ a - ,esoo, ,so.oo .$1595 1957 PONTIAC 2 DR. 1957. CHEVROLET BEL· AIR $1495 $1495 . 1 954 DODGE CW8 SEDAN 1955 PLYMOUTH 2 DR. · VALLEY LUMBER , & SUPPLY $1399 POMEROY MOTOR CO. uSEO -t; 0-Drlve $595 - 24-a fbr Sale or Trade -cc---==-=---..,--,---,- w-s. . . -..---c--a-,-N-o L-.... t1!li .r.,. . ""!-'�}11. R� �o;,. 'Tran•. $895 $250 I ' - I ' ' - I 'ir· �::;i:- Sunday annal 13 - Saturd , . rL ....,..,... · LUKev � U'L AIINU . j - OOi,fT RUN "':ltt!/ 'tG "',E£ON'J" ll<C ASHAMED O' "'l'ORE F'Ac:E!f B7 AL CAPP DAIS� MAE. Wf. . ALL G--GOTTA Grr USED 10 HER "t5U/.��NE.w' FK.E f.' -·, • I ento i1,; Mltt■ 1 x ClittLY IAYOK Mason County NEWS \oetl · -- -�-- 10 AM ,11�s's AM - ¥n, 5 :0$ · P.M � '. ' ,, . } ", ' Dlllk ·'l'llAcv 87 CIIJIITEB GOULD O!<-l'D# I DREAD E>ITS>IOC, HER AF'l'.Fl'TMEN'T" 1,,J,,D+4!.r PMIJ!;T� BEE'N CJVa:V TO LET SPO'T5 11'1.XME '""" s. .• . Min'-t• KAY« !It-. GAl$0Lll!"K ALLEY or 1 Times Dally ,- i21s11. ' ·: liOW (IN f\tt<ftl DID 'IE BOST 'ICIRE IIRM, WJ E H Up To The s' - * DODGE-DART * DESOTO a Mr- WH TN-TV Cha nne l 13 t'N H� Ra'4!l,ings Sqo·� Co, DC)DGE rd Ch11wl 1 3 - Friday 194'(HJVROLET 2 TON Phone Wvandoth 2ll. �- 1. $895 1 95�: F�"va FORno,t ttont I !958 FORD TRUCK $2295 va. H EW HOME um F REE PARKI NG M I DDLEPORT COATS BLDG. · 1959 DODGE CORONET R k Spr,· ngs ., d G,- Even t Re!)Or1e Channel 8 - .,jfU P,J I NGEL'S FU RN ITU RE I I -- - - - ( 20b ) I nsura nC!' - -- - - c .. c., ' I • Lego/ N • __ _1t -�-Jf c1i8 (hannel 8 - Sunday • , WQI. I Chann.i I - Friday • 1 7 ) Help War1+ed _,"' I, 0u:.:ia· I Lega/ N • --- ,,..t. Channel 3 - Saturday I Oarke Is New Asst. Sttretary On OVEC Board TME PAPER! - Channel 3 - S11nday .. I ,,._ e,02 $399 -----------� I THEY PRINTED /if( POLITICAL CARTOClt IN o,,.,, ''" i. 1 0-For Sale or Rent l,_nd,y . fr14'rl 12 ,J19 IUlt i'or r,u 1,1e $WI On li!JO New1 HetdliDH 8:00 Gu-.1 Star 5,oo o.1.e1; •••, l ,pl Juat For You -11 llllj 11 : 15 New, 5:30 Waterfront l ,IO N.,.. 4:00 Q)ni,edy J'layh.ouae 6,SO RFD 8:00 Home Run Derby 1,30 Juat For You t:30 Advenl iu-e Tlrne 7,00 News HtadllnH 6 .30 New• Picture 2,00 CalJ1ni on Pl. PleaAnt 5:00 .:,teamboat BILL ' :45 Sports Roundup 7,02 Breakfast Parly Nl'f'I �adlille• D:30 {Mil''> Kid · 7,30 Pklieqo Wdware Sllow 8:55 Wealhercaft ::; J(u,it Cki Round 6:QO M¥aic in the Round 7:00 Saturday Night lam'boree Brtakfast -PaNy 1,ao l'Je,n 1 : 1 5 Jim 1'h■eter Show 1,00 N111ws Headlines 7:30 Bonanza ll111ie Go Round 8:25 Weathercast Sport• Report 3:30 The Man and the Challenr• 4,00 lfe-wa HNdline1 8:05 Bre1kfHt PartJ 3 :30 News Pittu�e 4,0'l Mime Go Round 9:00 The Depot 6:45 lil.lTltley Brluklev 1'.epon e,so New& 4 LocaJ News 9:80 World Wide 80 7:00 -Death Valley Days e,35 Breakfast Party 4,35 Music Go Ropnd 10:30 'Man /rom (JJ,terpol 7 : 30 Th14 Man D•wson 1,00 News Hea<tlines 5,00 Bueboll Sc:ora 1 1 :00 Ne .11 Heliilline• �:po Favortt4!r Story o,oz Breakfast Party 1,06 Mudc Go Round t l : 10 W satherc.ut. 8:30 Wichit.■. Town t,30 New& 5:30 News Headllnts U : 15 Shockwat.eh 9:00 Pla.y'. Your Hunch 9,S., Breakfast Party 5,31 Music Go Bound 2:00 Sign Of( 9:SO MallQuerade Par! y I0:00 Cotfee Time 5 ,411 Complete N■w1 Jt,,und-up 10:00 Moment of Fear 10,15 Swap Shop 6,00 Crow', SteoJ, Jio--.SOund I0,30 News Headlines 1 1 :00 New1 1-':eadliues of U., ., 1 1 : 1 0 WeaO-.ercaat 10:32 Morning Devotionr 1 1 : 15 SiJ:n On 6:30 Newa HeadUnu lb15 Jat't. Paar Show 10:45 Radio Hymnal 1 1 :'30 This is the Life 66:32 Evenina: Interlude 1 ·OO Si11:n Off ti :00 News Headlines 12:00 TV Chap"l 7:00 News Hl!!1dline1 i l :02 Country Hoe Down 12 :30 Industry on Parade '1 :02 Evenln,: Jnterlude 11:29 Farm Ttlme 12:45 Inside Sporta T :30 News Ueadllnea 1 1 : 30 Racine Jubilee 1 :00 Lab 30 7:32 S�ndown Serenade '1 :45 Sign On 12:00 Noon News 1 :30 Movietime 8,00 SilPI OU 800 Circle 3 Ranch ---5:00 Favorite Story 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Jungle Mrs. Etta Spencer and Mn. Hilda 5:30 News Plcture Q :� Junior Auction White spent Friday afternoon 10:00 Howdy Doody Show 3:00 Sunday Movietime with Mn. Golda Colmer, Sh,de. e(! $ . V 0:30 Rttff & &eddy t�ow 6:00 Meet the Prel51l! , Sharon Holter is vi1it11t1 •iJ the Picture News Sunday t:SO ;Fury JHIO l•II� Kenneth Davis home in �rind, Mrs. H. A. 1 11:llf) Cln:u■·iloJ' Mr. 41Jd Mrs. Wm. Birc)ifield Mr. and Mrs. Vlr11:il w■ , ker 1:00 Overllnd Tril l or Findlay spent Thuraday •ni ght &pl!!nt Sunday with &JI:. 'il'Q{t. Mr\ . )Z:00 l"ilm 8:00 Mu11ic o'n Ice 9:0. • Chevy Sho·., witl): P,� 'IIJter•, si�r end roth: Lewis Walker of Fore1t lt'lin. _ 11\:00 ' 11,of lll>ger, Show · iQ.:00 �tt• Younc Sllo,r ":80 ' 'Pon on the Farm er-in-18W M:r"and Mrs. J. c. ,cKay Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mrq ,1,ad .. • ··to:ao People Ar� Funny -.�,90 :irttni �- ind �&. Oenver f;4if a nct sons spent Sunday withllfr. an� '1 , 16 1 1 :20 News HepjUnea c:IJ,ughten of f,-ter. W- Va;, j -..n. PJint Orr .and �tttbr1 ,ed t,ope ·s peptl Sunda., lllith Mr. 104 Mra. fiilly's birthday. 1 1 : -1 0 Weaihr,_Wt :l:215 Ba.;-ba11 Ralph B!JIJ;)j. l l , 15 Jf!t.... te!II f:00 Watch Mr. Wlzara Clarence Baker called Oh bis , t: 30 Sellnce Fiction Theater UN) MIPl · Of! M_r. #�9 ltfr�. ♦rYil Holt'° anC, mother al St. Joseph Hol� I."' 1, mijy iw,t �ymJay Willi )Ir. an4 I. Mr. and l!n, ff°""1 J(flle� "I.• Mrs. �t,:;.,_!.li D•\lis, 1\ytltnd. ■ter Sqrde,i, 1 Bobby, l,Jra: Dia and and Grover ot Borden Mark °' at.a Mrs. 11nd W}Jite E ' White spent Wednesday with Columbus spent Saturday . even'1:30 Dick Cjari: Show Walemt'1 White at Veterans Hos- lnc wiJh the Clint Orr family. 8:00 Brave :St■Hion 1 Mrs. Betty Barnhart, Mn. Helen pita!, Huntington. 8:30 Leavii ;! T!> Be.(IJeJ' 4:00 American Ban4,tarid Glacer, Columbus spent Monday Mr. Erne.st Mrt. a.nl1 Deeter, s.1>..c-, Wl'!lk Lawrence 0:00 lli:80 Rin 'Pin Tin I with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey. , daughter Belinda spent the paa:f: 0:00 San Frane11co B,at L0:00 Jubilee, U. s. A. Mrs. Lola Sorden apent Satur­ )Veek wilh the lormer'1 n,other t:30 Your Esso Reportt : l l :00 Up-To-Tbe-l(inute New.. day with Mrs. Mona Sorden of Mrs. Columbus.· ol Deeter Freda e:40 Weather Te11er � l : 10 Sports Report Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey spent - Ea1le Rid1e. M5 Job:n Daly New-1 '.1 : 15 Late Show Aaron Wayne an4 1Qu'en Jo�,, Sunday afternoon with Mr. and c '1:00 Buddv �tn her Show of South Charleston are visiting Mrs. Otto Bradford, Spiller. ,,1,, Woll l!isne, Pre•ento Karen Jones of South Charles- th!'ir grandparenh Mr, ind Mrs. 8·30 Man From Blackhawk ton spent a rew days with her GrQ ver Whiteland Mr. and Mrs. Pitture Bia: The 12:00 ' · 'l7 s·unset Strt P 9:oi) Ralph Ballard. cousin, Linda White ,.. File 2·.SO John Hopkl•• 10:00 The Detectives Mr. arid Mrs. Arthur Orr are Conference I News College :00 10:30 Black Saddle spending a (ew daya w;th Df. and 1 :30 National Edu . ,s�claUon • JUH) The New 'l"OJl'et oc Mrs� Roger Grueser and dauJhten Matln�e 2:00 :Uy11tery eatber 11:10 Scapt� the . Mra. and Mr. and Logan of E 3 .uu ... o-n ..� Hearing 11:15 Spoi'tlt Report $ ward Neuman and "daughle,, 4· ffiA 3:30 e • • t •Q ,.,. �ow U :... ,, MrL loh,I H1rt1,1n, lion. , 4 :00 Ilk■ Chase Show Mr.li- Herbert Glaze or i Mr.&. Johpj\on Clara •114 Tw of n 4:30 American Arta TJlo ., Bridge, Mont., called on M arid Cleveland were Sunday g14eat,i of i: 5 Jlll .\{Qlty's Fun'day Funnies Mr. a� N"rJ. William lle-dftird. Mrs. �c:e Alker Satur ay: 0:80 TBA t:00 Badge and Bonet, trel')ce Their daughter, Grace, w,o has Mr. To' Uand 0 1f 'Mrs. IIIl.d iS:00 Peopl.e's Chole• JHIO Eddie �a�µIJ Shpw and daughters, Tuppers la Ins � v,isitfea tbe Jl&dfotlls re­ 6,31) si)prt( . 111,h111h1o 12,00 Robjn avening Su spent Mr. turned honie" Whh them 5tlnd1y, it� w � '1:00 · "These ,ll! llle Men l2:30 Talk Bal'I: At t,i:P.,.l'!!X! at Sunga, School and Morrl.s Carl Mrs. 4au1h• and 7:30 :ntu,verick ' 1:00 Commonwealth of Nations 76, collection $21 .14. was ters. 8:30 Lawn,a� 1 :30 Gl'ay Ghost Rev. Robel't Oar4 rilled his re-71Prion, &on Deeter, Freda Mrs. 9:00 The Pebel 2:00 Studio Wrestling of Columbus .s p,mt the w� keji d 4'.ular appointment ,t 7:SJ) pm. A1ukans The 9:::io 2:55 Baseball with Mr. and Mrs. George Robeft.s �rrio t 1 1 '"t' I King s 18, 36..... Ser.• 10:30 Johnny Staccato 5:30 Travel Film and Airman and 'Mrs. Ernest D�t- mon The Relatlvea of Artn"ered. 5:415 Ameriu's Newsreel Album 11 :00 The News To!light Prnver. A,tteod,{lce 31. er and daughter, :Qelinda. ·n i 1 1 : 1 9, , ��� Sl}ow . l:Gq 1 _lJ.ecord Hop ... ).{($$, . G h:ls tiqa Grueaer �t and Mr. , .. Spe11CE1r Ch■rlea Mrs. , -�-�- --..� - •e' -='-'-----------,�,-'•,""•c-,1 Pomeroy . �has Ain.es and JCiatia; Grueser were Sunday � afterr}oon guests pf l(r. and Mrs. Mark Grueser and sons or Shade. 6:00 Iw,ck La�e Part1 Mr. 1nd Mrs. RQy Uastman 7 :00 Hilhway Patrol •pent Sunday with the CM.rper1 l• AA The Ver_�t 11 Youn In Pomeroy. 1':;JQ Perp MaJon l,lO 'l!bo Jll11Iiw 0a, Mr. an,t Mrs. lpe: GIW!,er tf Allv• or id 1:30 W,ijt,-l� ,,15 The Setire't Storm Harrisonville . and Mr. and Mrs. 9:00 Mr. Lucky t,so 'I'll, E,lp 91 NIJbt Waller Heilman Ball Run were 8:30 Have Gun, W!II Travel ,,ro "nle "rhfee Stoo'Jer Sunday guests o( Mr. and Mrs. .0:00 Gunsmol,e ,,ao The Lil• of •Rilef Jae Weyersrp iller. Jirl\lur ;J. Smlth-1'-'tWII lO:stl Not .For \lire Mr. and M•�. Harold Black.ston A took' at the Weather and Sherri, ·Bobbt SQd Bruce aM 1 1 :00 1 1 O'clpek News e,211 TV Bowling Clinic eilJoyJng ■· \llcatlon' in Florida. 1 ,,so Am011 'r.' AJJIJr Mr, and Mn. Howard Bla kburn 1 v,oo Markham and children or W,1tevlew· j ,1penl I ,,so Ru. hide several days with Mr. and Mnt, e,so Hotel Ge Paree Horace Abbott and children. 9:60 Rev. ,Ji(at!bqra o,oo V ideo Village Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grue�r J:30 American at Wort 9,30 December Bride and daughter. Coh1111hn s, vi11ited J:'5 Christian Sclerl\.� 10,00 Twlllght zone Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Grueser ' J0:00 Air Force' Scrapbook 10:30 Penon to Person WPdnesday eveniM. lU:30 Camera u,oo Newli Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Abbott en­ 1 1 :00 Dig Picture n,10 A IAjJ)i at lhe WHlher tertained with a 1urprise birthday 11 :SO �. USA 11, 15 neater 13. party Friday evening in honor or 12,00 Re• Elwood GlblMo their daughter Kathy's eil?hth 12:30 -Molle l,la,lerpleee birthday. Thoae present were Mike 3:00 Wlleor: Wfllard Rev. Ml ay ,:so Rev. Willard Wilcox Young, Becky 1,ad Mitry Lou 8:00 Captain Kangaroo Radford. Connie Radford, J-Ielen 11:00 Oral Br '..iertl: 1:00 Our Gana comediea (;faze, Jht)-mie Broderick, G�rgie Nation the Face B:30 10:00 Heckle and Jectle c .rloa Skinrler, Roger, Danny and Vickie 6� Republlcan c&nv. Preview 10:30 M ight IJlonae Playhouse Abbott, Ter,:y and Mike Foreman, Century Twentieth 6:30 1 1 :GP The Lona a.na:er Joy, Sue '1td Jenny Lou Th11het, T:OU LHlle 1 1 :30 Jet Jukson Je!r Morris, Bobby, Mark and Menaee the Dennll f:!O 12:00 . � Klnl • Johnny Blackburn Mrs Arlee B:00 'lbt id SuU,lvan Show 12:30 ,J·attoons Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Theatw E!eetrit Geqel'll 9:00 1 : 15 &aball Lead-<iH Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. Horace 9,31! 41� Hite!>- Pft■ 1 ,25 Baseboll Abbott, l,\P, ,nd Le.�\lt Foi;t> . C(thbNtlcut In Uacy 10:GO , 4 ' oo com edY T1 r · man, Mrs. Edith Riffle, M'r . aod � IO,SO What, ¥1 Line! 4:45 AmiR'lcan ..i.lbum !,In. . Ed1ar �bbptt, KalJlr -nl! u _:OQ Surl(!11 News Speelll Eddie. , There were gafl'e• and 5:00 Daneti -Party U : 15 Thaater 11 prizes won by Jay T.tui 1 ': ! \ • I ,rul 1!,tibilnl °'Ab,rs,;nia,;·s:,pllot Chui;,; by ' Danny Abbott after whl��� 'ey a NEW YP,� UPI - Rep. Adam I The Hulem Nearo leader ha joyed • wiener roast th,en alhy Clayton Powell Jr. (D-N. J.) an- been a eollfteasman tor 16 y:tar! opened her many Ciij1,.. fend&n11 , nounced Wed.[ll!fday he plans to an� hfla �en aM'JClated with th , &lfta but unable o leU,)4 ,vtre, retire Both fto'in CongreH and cburcll slnee HIGO. He 1ave n.o Dianna Weyersmifler and Judy from his paetor■te at -Hart.em's,: reasons for his decision. Radtord .' Channel 3 .. Frf.. Yau Pay Only $3.69 Per Week HO DOWN PAYM ENT (9a l Morine Suppl ies I l WSAZ-TV_ ha n_n_e_ l 3 C_ NOT ICE TO J U LY B R I DES G•u9H: Montgomery, 16.0 on up­ per, R. O on lower, running 4 feet; rour di\•orces were Canted and Gallipolis, l 8.3 on upper, JO.O on COLUMBUS UPI-Ohlo St.ate one dismiued by Jud&e Oliver D. lower, running '4 (eet; Lock 23: 15.2 Uni versity announced today It will Kessel in a special term of the on upper 9.5 on lower, closed off drop rooming houses whkh dis­ Mason Counly Circuit Court held fi cent. pu- ward. one insertion. M.lnUl'lWn chare e - 60 cent.. 75 meedles on. with criminate agaJnat students be­ Monday in �. Pleasant. t cent.a per WOl'd for Utree COOtileottUve ilwertio111. cause of ractl, reli&ion, or color Sp,jpal - one meiitb for 30 cenh per word. Patricia L. Smith was granted a C ondition of Mov,bl• Lo,ko, rrom its approved list of orr­ divorce from Charles H. Smith. Full rate of t centa per word W\11 be charged for .idvertWnc ng 4 feet runm up dams are All campwi lodgings. UNO IIOATI AND MOToa. SU lf oot pa.id wU:lhin lU daya aner receivin1 bill. Lacy Barton was granted a di­ 12; Lock 13 and 1 4 aftd a,p wh ll• � IMt Mlit,. down lo Lock Etror, in Advertisin& - Soould be rt1)('':'ttd hnmediatel:,-. The Wilham S. G uthrie, dean of vorce rrom Nellie M. Barton. The 15 throug� 23 Lot'k foot, running 6 Mlln politan Motor-a. dOO student relations, aaid that stu­ defendant was granted custody of Dllllv Sentinel •W not be responaible for more Lha.n one incor­ are closed off All , Kanawha River 4,.tft one oy, Ph Pomer t., WY S dents were not required to live the rour children 11-nd support rect lrwertionsill. dami are on the 1 1 •14-tfc in rooming houses approved by for their maintenance. "-"d of �ant, and Speclal Notice1 of Ev,• uta ,uJO. Obituarlt1 Downbound: 8o•h: River Ohio ! ___ ______ ___ . university. Ht estimated that lhe publillbed ai 1 ce'll per word. Carol Sue Davis was granted a Montgomery, Sam H1cerdo at 7 : H5 v DAYS 3 DAYS J DAY ·:,oaos approved in lived men 2,500 about 1 MO. Gordon Robert rrom divorce :05 4 a. al Vulcan 8: k am, 1 - l ; Lol' 90c 60c houses d11ring the last school Davis with the plaintiff being $ 1 .36 15 f4,50 at l�.inia 10: Pennsy Lock ; 1 1 m., 10lt Oobi1 HOUSE ON B UITER 60e Sl.20 year and that 4,000 lived in hous­ given custody of their ctlild. The $ 1 .8('1 '6.00 2i' 6:50 am, 7-2; Lock 1 1 : Ind1.an a at NUT Ave. Phone WY 2-3775. 1 $2. :la $1 .50 es not on the ,1 pproved Hat. 75<! � $7 . 50 father was given visiting rights Blai.­ Paul : 2 1 Lock 6-7; am, 7 20 6tc 1 1 :30 The announcement represen ted for the child and will pay for Ads ree.ived by 10 A ..M. wilJ b<t ln that d.ay • .,_par. ier al 8:50 am, 0- 1 1 ; Lock 1 3 : .a change in the university atti. support. Southland at 4:50 Bill, 0-2; Lock 1!5: ,I Joan Fink W&S granted a di­ Crucible at 6:30 am, 0-1 1 ; Lock 1 . : tude. Ohio State oftlcials previ­ I A. V. Criss Jr. at 3:05 am, 6-0; ously had said they were trying vorce from Ralph S. Fink ..ind was EIG H T ROOM HOVSt.:, two five to get land ladies to co-operate in also granted custody of 'the room apartments. A. N. Bengel. Lock 23. Jauic D al 12:25 pm, 1-0; ending discrimination. couple's two children and support 11-2 Uc Mike Creditor at 7:55 pm, 19--1 ; Phone WY2-3272. men the of percentage big A for the children. TIRMITE AND PEST �ONTROL 1959 cl- 1 E VHOL �·1;- V sR,1-ir -- --cc-,------,-� Beaver at 10:20 p. m., 1-0; Ben Mc- students live off campus. The uni­ AThe divorce suit of Doria E . 1 APARTHOOM ,FURNISHED 3 Atlas � at ..im, 0-4; at l 2 : 4 Cool '1 P•ln. Free l�!ipechon. ln,ur• :.!: dr. l=iedau. $2195. Al most like ENT located _at � Sout h. / 4 : 1 5 am, 7-0; Philo at 7 am, 0-2; El­ versity until recently did not Huffman and Glenn Huffman w.is _. bJ Hatlonw11H. Phone R. ti_t the day it was sold. Power have dormitories for men but is dismissed. J-ourth Street, Middleport, Ohio, 1 ger CliH at 10:45 am, 2-0. and A. $enlc;e ' Station WY'l• ,ir:l l de. U & II. Elacttnars, Pum no w building several. I furUtilities decorated. nicely -. c �26-H eroy. 7-21 -6tc The (8fflPUI MWlpapar, the ___ U pbound: Lock 27: Hepp at 7:�5 nished. La undry facilities. Phone ___ C. Waller h■d campaigned for Lantern, ipolis: Gall -0; 1 m., p, "NOTlce 2-2186. WY or 2-3346 WY ( 195◄ BUICK Special ◄ dr . .Seda� th, 1Mi¥enltr to wHhhold •P­ �dt: •to-School Swe11tcrs are here. 7 18 6le Bcckjord at IU 5 pm, 0- 1 ; City of $49�. Runs hn c. Blaetlnars, Huntington al 1 2:30 am, 7-6, turned prov•I af roomlnt houlff whlc:h •La)' away. pay as conve n ient and l'omt!roy, 7-21 -Btc oc rlffuMd to •ccept ,tvdifnts beKyger Creek; Robert R. Gibson at the sweater problem for tho11e 4 HOOM HOUSE. ,PHONE TUrnet By Martha Hol,ln..,uuN of th.Ir ru■ or r.ilalon. -0; Lucy Jane Lucaa am, 3:55 at 3 fir1t chilly days is solved. 1 he 19� PONTIAC Star Chief 4 dr. 7 18 6tp 2· 3475Mr. and Mrs. William Hoselton Sedan. $495. Worth much more. at 4 am. 2-9; Ro bert R. Gibson and Landl.adles in the area had told Shoe Box, M iddleport. litaettnars, Pomeroy 7-21-6tc NORTH SECOND AVE.. M IDDLE- Mike Credilor a t Antiquity at 1 1 the university they were not op- a�d _Mrs.. Mike Kerwin enjoyed a I A_Y _D_ &QUARt.: DANCI N{.j - sA'fU_R apartment. a. m., upbound ; Lock 23: Robert E . erallng hotel11. They said ·they picnic dinner Sunday at Wood PORT Furnished · t11 a t Lcgmn I f<1 ti • R u t Iand · mg ounty Memorial Park at Parlcers, I 95u 1''O HD SEDAN, good tires I Ideal (or 2 eonotrucllon workers. Reed 11.t 7 p m . 1 1-0·, Cincinnati at considered students guests in C Starting July 23, 8 to 1 2 p. m. burg. Li:i at their homea Horner and V. that they C. should 7-3; Rent reasonable. Cooking f1"::il• 9 : 10 pm, a11d two good exlril tirl!s, also 7 20 J tp Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb and 7 18 6tc I am, 0-2; Larry Turner at 8:10 am, have the right to decide who to J ties. WY 2-5293, two snow tirei;, good battery, ___ -' _ of Shade visited Mr. and family only has 39,000 miles and has 1 4--0 and small tug in tow; Lock 21 : accept, WANTEU MEU!t:AL ltOOT:i. Giu- 1 Mrs. Robert VanMeter Sunday\ FIVE ROOM un1urniihed apart- North frn up at 10 ;i m, 1 5--0 . bC'cn used very liltlc Lhe last 1en�. Blood Ruot, Wild Gmgt"r, Mr. and Mrs. Elden Blake Jr., ment with bath and 1hower, K anawha R h,•r Boat,: Win!lcld: five years. Mn. Everett Tracy, Yellow Hoot, �by Apple !foot, newly al dlspo unll, returned from a vacation i n just rbage am, 2-1. 9 Helen Z down a t 12:50 ge. Pomeroy H U No . 2, O ., B;. 11 etc, One of Uhto best markel redecorated. Phone wY 2·15335 , Florida. H u n Hoad. Telephone WY 2 · location. over 40 yrs. eame 7.7 .tfc Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and ___________ 7-2 1 -Jtp 6746. E. H. Morse, Albany, Ohiu, Uvlnt1 room son and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Beauty Shop. HOUSE WITH 0flC8 McArthur Road Nell:l lo Tenn. I Holsinger and daughters were fNm C:USh• lncluclff 7 2 1-6!<: 7-2f-3k Gu Plant. � �WY 2.n24 1 . LEGAL NOTICE Sunday guest1 of Mr. and Mrs. loned ,llrn-lin. sofa I Sealed bids will be received by Joe Proffitt or Racine. CHUCK AT THE N EW Unfurnished deluxe apartMCI loun.., Danllh SPECIALS of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert VanMelcr occHianal chair, Waaon rest. joining 33 and 7 [ GAS. FUEL OIL and coal furment, alr condltlon.ed. Phone the undersigned for the sale and children and Junior, Grace, naces. c�u for free esti mates. 7-21-12t c Autie Millhone residence located eockta11 tfbl• and W Y 2-5141. on Sat. 2J and Suri , 24th, HamRobert G. C1arke Jr., Lake Poreman & Abbott, Middleport. 'l 1tep table, In w■I• I at 850 East Main Street, Pomeroy, White, ha.s been elected assistant Donnie Holsinger were at a belf­ bl•fil 10c, ! l ot Dog� 10c with , Ohio. Se.aled bide must be present· ing Saturday nighl for Mr. and (1-10-tft nut, ■nd 2 tall aauce, .all po p 8 cnts. J5,c for ti ( Electric Valley Ohio of secretary ' 't ed on or before August l1l, 1960, Mrs. David Cline at Racine. lamps. with own bottles, ice cream Corporation, and its subsidiary, Fannie Bigley and Grace and SALESM EN, 24 TO 40 yrl. old, al 10:00 o'clock a. m. The Execu- Indiana-Kentuck bars 5c, all candy bars 2 for 5c PUBLIC AUCTION Cor­ Electric y Martha H*inger visited Mon­ k i t c h e n must have experience. Good Lor , Clyde G. Mlllhone, will conDue to m y d isconti ,rn ing housechewing gum 2 for �c. Ballobm1 poration. Announcement of the da)' evening with Rev, and Mrs. for ,property bids sider accepting ion. ABC route and commiss 7 -21-3lc keeping I wjll sell the rollowing black­ Banquet-Ila 3 for le. appointment was made this week Cleaners, Maaon, w. V■. 7-12-tfc on inslallmcnt oasis. The under- by OVEC-IKEC vice president Wil­ Eldon Blake. - - --- - at my re1idencci 391 Lincoln tone tablt !1 '5 ic signed rescrv.!s the right to rehave a comp!ele Slreet in Middleport Ohio, July now We Rev. an d Mrs. Eldon Blake are SO JC 7G". 6 match• bur H. Rueee, following action going to Junction City for a con­ d I I d s. a TRAVEL SERVICE. If you are 23, l .P. M.: Motorola. TV 24 in.; an any bi et J C8S I USl neSS Se l"\I , c:halr1. 2 Llnal• In• taken at a recent meeling of the ference this week The WMA wom­ coun t_ ry . ao I nK to uny fore I gn ' Crnw, Crow & Porter Mohair C halr & Ottom an· D ar- ----- -. Rufi and Utll• eum directors. board company's or Attorneya al Law en are going along to cook. or anywhere m t�e U . S. give rell Back Ch ;u r· O ve;sturred TELEV lSION RADIO AN'D Sid.ALL lty Cabin-♦• with associated been has Clarke (7) 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30, 6tc u,11 a call. No service char�e, no Ch,i' r• 'J'wo llo " kc •,, . li"ok c·, ,, . appllance repair. Phone Otis Mrs. Virginia Carter is spend• September, Ing a few days in Clendennin, since OVEC-IKEC . ' : ' . . � .. ' u .�lo. 2-1-tfo o R•clne, McC'lintock, extras. TAWNIY STUDIOS, 422 bedroom . Antique Dunng I able; Dressing 1954, in the capacity of tax ana­ G a 111- pu,is, •··· d A venue, aa;Oll 1'able an_d llenc Ii ; Cu d_ Denlsh SWN,int T8 bl e_ ; APA.k'i'M.ENTS - lurnilb.ed and lyst. He will continue to repre­ Phone GI tl- 161/} or G I 6- 1243. D111ette Set; Two lit1l1ty Cab1drtll• trlple walnut u nfumithed. Mtlllalten, M iddle OflCe sent the company primarily in PENNEY EXPLOSION CLUE 7_2J . tfc Marble er with fr-NMd mlr• __ _ _ _ nets: Metal Wardrobe; 2 3 tf M ERRILL, Wis. UPI-A blast the field of municipal relation­ port. Phone WY 2-2082. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 'fop Dressen; ;j Pc. M11ple lied ror , 5-drawer che,t --- -----ships Jn those areas of Ohio, In­ that demolished the J. C. Jenney e No. 1 8,-406 1 nou m S uite ; J enny Lind Bed; MU IL LI I F UR NACII, WI STING E,tat• bookca1t bed. 1nd ·w Craii, dec..,ed diana and Kentucky where the store and claimed eight lives of Harry . .,. • t Arnoh net1, applla HOUII · C & hest dar r Mayta c W mat. lnnarr,prlng 11sh_ : l' ! by caused been have may Monday property. holds company Edna that given hereby hi Notlee a � list !58 MERCUl l Y sale $1Ml5. Med Hm�e Tubs; R Day C.:lo�·k ; U•shes; . · the"" ,, raci".., Oh le, tr.., and m.atc:hing A native of Mason County, W . accumulated gas, authorltles 1aid L. Craig who1e Post Oflice addreSJ 2-door. Push button drive. As ' WY2 bow aprlng. 2 PII• .la Middleport, O hio, ha11 been dbly Va., Mr. Clarke attended Marshall today. 11lent 1H a soarini;: gull. Plan ! 4 G u_ Heaters ; Electric !l�at�rs . - n J; . �umps ; air� ' fngJd Iowa & Bid Spread. · · �'� �11.<L _ ; " Chlcago ot lversity n U and College Estate the of Executrix appolnted .11 , Ill 11 M' liig thi v11eatlo ' yuur ,y; _ r d o Electric , Roaste , Up To 36 Months t K« ·or Harry W. Craig, deceaaed, late recelvlng his doctor or laws de­ It's ready to i:o. Karr & Van � GERMAN NAVY ◄ ; BUILDUP ; ry Mixer afflc Pan Iron; O To Pay \Y Ji in Jnstltution latter the from gree Ohio. County, Meigs Middleport, of 7-22-3tc V.an Zandt , Pomeroy , BREMEN, Germany UPI-The _ .Ft. Extension Ladder; Chlld'R Dated lhiH 20th day of July 1960. 1952. Prior to his affiliation with D8 OLDSMOUILE �ale $ 1 69,. 88- Scooter ; 3 window fam1:J 1md many OVEC he waa engaged in tile new West German navy has paas­ F. H. O'BRIEN 2 door St•d1111. Va !locket engine .1 other itcm11 not listed. practice of law In New Haven, ed the one-third mark in its Court Probate the of Judge _ . goal of 350 warships, it was anllubart, C. . . M Mrs. (Owner) lio-Goshift d n sland. with Meia:a County, Ohio W. Va. , Go in !his l!t!Uppy Olde. The Sale t•onduct•tl by Bradford • Mr. Clarke, his wUe Elizabeth nounced Tue day. (7) 22, 29; (8) 15, ate Co Auction Ohio. ,, Racine, buy u r your Ille. Karr & Van , and son Gregory Dressel Clarke A.M. 9:30 Before 7 · 22·3tc ! 7-1 8-6lc Z;.ndt, Pomeroy. I reside at 140 South Shore Drive, FOOD FOR POLAND Mtddf-.t WY,:Z.2649 White, Lake WASHIN GTON UPI Pom■roy WY•2-lltl Dtl CAIJHJ,AC sale $1895. Hardtop - The UnitLEGAL NOTICI TO BIDDIRS • od Stales has agreed to supply Po­ BARGAINS I N kAUTZ PIID nDtl Coupe. The mark ol sul·ccsi;. Sc11led proposal.!t, bearina: the lan� with $130 million in surplus At Ct.,te, Herv·11 your chanl·c to own Am­ of the work and name or the title agricul tural products, S-214' v•On Heating Used erica's finest al America's luw­ bidder will be received by J. Ed­ HAMII.L HIIVICI nATION e■t price. A true value. Karr & ward 1', o,tcr, <..:lerk ror the Bo11rd -.. t!OO AM. 7-22-3tc Van 11 11dt, l"omcroy. or EduFl'tion of the Pomeroy Ex­ --- --- -ml AIINny COAL FURNACES empted Village School District, 80 OLDSMOUILE H11le $ 1 095. 888enw Da,y l!Titry Sizes 20-22-24" Pomeroy, Ohio, 11t lhc High School 4 door Sedan. lh•�ulHul two tone BLOWERS blue. l'ower stcf'ring a111I power AIR CONDITIONilfG, REFRIGER­ Building, Pomeroy, Ohio, until 12 Eastern Standard ation aervice. Jack's Refrl1en­ o'clock Noon, brakc11 . A qui.lily rar. Truly a OH & Gas Convcr11ion Units tlon. New Haven. }'bane TU2- Time, on Tuesday , Augulil 2, 1 960, 11:ood 1111Jue. K,m & v.-u Zandt, COLUM BUS UPI-The fish are 8-23-11 and will be opened and read aloud bltlng, but there arc •·surprisingly 3537. 7-:!2-:ilc Pomeroy. . immediately thereafter, for the few" a nglers out trying for them WesUnghouse Store A 1 JC:TIONIIR constru ction of Pomeroy Elemen - the Nalural Reeource11 Depart­ 64 PONTI AC 11ah• $495 Chicft1dn I Ph•n• WY-'l-6314 Syncu,e, O. Cempltt• hr,lce tary School DuUdlng, In accordance ment said today. Delux(' 4 dour. Thi� one c1rn't ' Crltt I,....,,. with plans and spcdricatlons H Big ones arc being taken by bc beat ;i i lhb prke. Uuc� every ' Wtfte, PhoM •r Cont•tl - A, 9, c�j"iM·AN. J.o---;- x.SO' House ,0 ,prepared by Thomas D. Mc Laugh, lho,e fishermen who are m11. klng l hing but Kil 111' .and bc-g. You'll Ohl-. leclne, BRADl"ORD, . C A. 1r.ail e1· in t' Xl'Ullui1t cundlt1on. !in and John J. Keil, Architecll, use o r the good weather and good really like it. Sec fur yourself. f' i vt! roo1111,: includinu full sized Lima, Ohio. conditions of Ohio lakea and Karr &. Va11andt, l'omeroy. bath. Cwn bu Keen at l'owcll's CLOTH, WOOD 8LAT POllCII Dr.twins• and 11JM)cificallons and streams, accordina: lo the weekly v■l1nc.. porch cloth sh11de1, 7-22-3lc StlllOCtl St.allon, Midd lrport or 1wnln 1s. venetian blind,, win­ contract documenh are available fishln& report. call WY 2-2 131 bclwccu 8 11. m. 03 PONTIAC �ale $J9!5. Chiefllln Fishin& conditions In East cen­ Fret Htlmatu. ror in&pectlon a t the omces of the dow 1bad111, ' and 5 p. m. 7-22 .fitc Owner and lhc Architect. Draw• 2-door. Herc i, real H\l ln,:a for Dale Wlppel, 210 Union Ave., tral J nd Southeastern Ohio--W &• , Door Hard Top. Radio,- Heater, a:1 and specificattona ror ·the per• ln you In II eolld c11r. A good dc­ ½, Ton Stalt•. V8 Engine, One Owner, I 11 90tCI ter levels are normal but ✓ vary Pomera,. W Tlrel, Power Steering, Aulo. Trau. 1�mal use of contractors may be (rom clear to roily. The outlook is pend1blti job. A 8leal of � deal. roH SALE 16 fl. 1959 trailer rully Low Mileage, Local Owner. obtained from the Architect upon f Excellent Condlllon. Karr & V1111 Z11ndt, Pomeroy. equipped fur modn11 hookup or fair (i& hlnc. Catfish and blue ' er atit one for $20.00 ol deposit 7-22-3lc or cumplng. Ideal for vuca1ion l:tll• predominate. Beat new, le which $10.00 will be rdunded u p- ' "illeyes a\ Seneca Lake, Guern· tr;.vc l. Ue11son11blo, i,� _ A. Enoch, coMl'LF;TE n.sulWlc:s Purt land, Ohio. lection, Ule, Autt, Fite, Pollo. on return ol said drawin1s 111.d Se)' a 1;1d Noble CounUes, muskies 7-22-6tc If CHEVHOI--ET, '57 Int. YI truck. c,u Oon Milla, lllddl1port, specitlcatlons within 10 days from at Leeaville, Carroll Col.Int)' and Low mllea!Cc. Swltzel's Ashland the dale ,or r�Mn1 bids. ')�" shQvehe■d c1tfl1h ln the lower Station, Pomeroy WY 2-3535. 1000 HUSHEL o{ krMut cabbage; Each, bid fflllll , be submitted on Mlllik.ln1um Rivet, Wuhlngton 6 18 1'tc i,o hu. beans. Pick youraell. bl■nk,1 obtained Crom the Archl- ' -------,.--,-,--Coqnty. P. M. Cowdory, Lon2 Hottom. tect, and m1.1•t eohlaln the name GM4 CleM UIN Can l alLI .AMIUIH CONVOY '1-22 · 3li: Hardtop. Radio llDd Healer, Sid. Tran• FOR SALE, IVA BROWN pro- of every peraon Interested therein All "-It" Mtl M1itleb , Door Sedan. Aulo. Trano.. Radio and Tl;l•OUZOU, Alseria UPI _ Al, perty reduced prlce, 1 room" and be accomp.nled. by a Surety 1eri1n rebel& ambushed a French OIIITROPOLITAN MOTOtl& mtaslon, One Owner"- I\A1' TERllll::R Pupa. Only two ( bath, aas, hot 'Water heat, car company Bid Bond, aatls(actory to .■ rmy convoy Thundl)', . Healer, VI Enilne, t Tone Flnilh. lell. Phono WI 9-3779. 7-22-3tp killing Olde iarue , Close down town. the Owncr, or CertUled Check up- eiaht Fr ench ,oldien and wound• ,._.,, A bove hilh water. U8 Cole SI., on some solvent bant, made pay- 1 ••bt. JIM FOHD V8 Cu1tom llne 4 dr. TRY A UELICIOllS 1'� 1,h Sand­ M lddleport. Office Phone WY 2· ■ble to the Treaaurer of the Board �� wlrh. Jack's l>alry U.ar, Middle• Sedan. $795. Showa the beat or a320, Res. Phone WY Z.21U1. of Edueollon, in an ,mount equal 7-19-8tc llU l' l. care. Bl1elln1ra, Pomeroy. 11 lo 3% or the bid, II a, IPll'antee 7 - l 9-12Lp -7·2HII< ron• 1 accepted, is ltid the ii that I liEli JSTl!:HED MAI.E BEAGLE EJGHT ROOMS, bath and can2e tract will be -:inlcred Into in acNOTICI OP llltlNG AND lt lnd1c6. Guu broke. 18 mos. $6,000. Gilbert Week■ property cordance with the drawlnas ■nd HIARING ON INVINTORY old. Tom lleulor, Phone WY 2Eo1tne, Radio, Heater, l oc11ted on Rl. S3 ■t foot or apecitications and 1cneral condl• Ca M No l l..2tl 685tl. 7- 1 9-3tp Trlll8. Sedan. I Cy!. Sid. Sblfl. GOOd Colldllloa, Rose Hill. U interti■ted write or lions of the contract ¥ nd bond ,,_.. Ceurt. MIi.. Caunty, Ohkt call '-'Ollect Mn. John Friel, 403 form on me, 11nd the performance TO Ule Executor or Adminll\ra­ 1"01l SALt; STUDIO Couch, PlatSherb1n Ct., Loulavllle, Ohio. of the contract secured by a sure• · tor 1nd to 1uch of the followlna Ii Tablc1. form Hocker, 2 end 7•22-3te ty Company Contract Bond, IP· are n•ldenta of the a\lte of Oblo: Phone TR 0-338'1 . 7-21-Stc Phono WY 2-997:.. proved by the Owner, In an 1unlvtn, spouse, if any; next of FIVE room, and bath In MallOn. � .. . ' amount equal to 100% of the con- kin: beneflcllll'iea under tbe wm, '1•22-fltp Phone WY 24498. ii any; lhe attorney or attorriey, lratt price. J Wrl1ht St. ,omtrey No bidder may withdraw his bid rtprt1enUna 1 1\1 of lbe ataremen1·011 SALE SIX ro om ·ho u1t In • ' I r for period a of t h I r t y Uoaed J)e lOftl� Syr1e111e on IU. Slltet. Phone Good Transporta, Sedan. Aalll. on lbat 2 bedmom, automaU, hut, notified hentby are �ou days after the OJM!J\lne thereof. Galllpoll1 SI &3U3 or WY 2· Cab and FIii Bollom Bed, ·2 Speed AIie· of July 1960, an in­ 111,tb no clly waler. Price 1b• rljhl ts ruerved by the 7•11-lllp 6880. Bo■rd of Education to n,Ject any ventol1 ■nd Appnlaement oI the down payment, per ' Bel Air ( Dr. or all bida and to w1iv111 inlorm.all- atat9 Of Con Bill Bowen, deeeaeed ' monlh, pay Ullo renl. One local owner and extremely late di SaU■bury In uld COunty ,-:- ,. .,, llea. elNn ,nterJor, Boauttrul crocua o By order ot the Board or Educ■" th id -' 1e1low ,nd laurel .green finish. ' -1 �-• urt .. :. tory and -.O ln �ut., 00 �� lion Vll• Exempted Pomeroy the of Uke new Ure1. Factory air l■ga School DJ1trlct, Pomeroy, AJ>Ja4ilaement will be had pbfOftt �d'Uoned. ve motor. Power­ 124 A. FARM FOR SAlZ or tndo tbla- ca1,1rt an the lit day or Aug. Ohio. iUde, power 1teerlna 1ml 1 Ten room hauae, three barn1 'HONI WY 2-270t �· 11J80 at 1 0 o'elo<l A. M'.. clerk :roster, Edward J. , , irlkea. Radio and heater. and othir bulldln!ll- Set Mr■• 7-21-lOTC tlled be may ereto SXi:ePUon, t (7) 1, B, 115, 22, ,tc th Nada TriUind, Downln,tan, bJ'; an; lntere,led ..-rlY 1t any. 1 'l•ll-3tc o. dmo prior to llvl dlya before the ' RIVIR DIIAGOID GARDEN ■clon CINCINNATI UPI-The Ohio date aet tor bearlq:. · . ) , en. Rolary mower blades l!ih&r­ N0 ° PIRI RILIIP Wrl'NESS DlJ slanature and \ • pened. Custom mowlq and WASHINGTON \Jl'I - The In• River was draUed today for the the ..11 of llld Cou�, 1h11 pl!'!'iDI, terlor Departmen.t nporll th1t body of Jamet Finley Jr., M, Cin­ 1 cl.,- of July 1960, 13th wadlnc while slipped who clnn�tl, ; GIIAVILY TIIACTOII fll'N thla yur on public; landa in ,. K. O'Bi\lEN, "" ,rn,DIJl!l'OllT ,�RIO S1l11 and Senlee 3tJ I:. llain St. the Western ft!'�! �� been th� in the river Tuelday lilaht and . I , J•<fi!• �. .E>;Olflcio Cltrll WY 2-2:ffl, wont In IQ )'�d no relief went under. • He apparently could Pbont Pomero7, \ ',t , r �· .... 't ;•-. . , i JOlbaOY, OB10 ,t 1&, not awd:I. V-1.1.Ue m, , ? ,, • I ' f .,ii ja ""'" 1 HENS. 50 LEGHORN LAY ING Oliver 60 tndor in fine shape. Call G. A. Deem alter 7 p. m. 7 20 6tc W J &-3088 Racine. JOI CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE lll!l!lJLD BATES l7Ml'O Daily P�m Sehednlt Dally Senljnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 22, 1960-7 '·' l, l,IE LLO ••• IS l'H I S THE YES EieTTE R BUSINESS EIJJREAU ? ' ,. UTl'LE a ,--,. , OltPHA� 'i ,\NNIE > BET'i"ER BUSINESS BUREAU By ERNO: .llSHMIJJ,U WI L.L YOU TELL � HOW TO MAK E MY BUSI NESS BETTER '? -� .__ i /4 !"'� l • • • • �, · ·-· � ... ., -..- • � - -� ·� ·- . .. _ .... . .. - -...... ... . . .. 8--Daily Sentinel, Pl>meroy-Middleport, 0. , July 22, 1960 Layette Shower Honors Two Members Of Sew-Rite Sewing Club Wednesday Eve Mrs. Raymond Baity and Mrs. Roy B lankenship were eech honored with a la yette showe r w hen th e Sew.Rite Sew­ ing club met Wednesday evening, a t their dub room. Gifts wer e pla·ced in twin basinets decorated in pink and blue, with streamers of pink and blue extending from the ceiling to the basinets. Mrs. Dona'. d Collms, president, Donald Mulle n , Mrs. Harvey Van. w.as III ch;irge o[ a ,hort busme:sa Vranken, i�rs. George Co nde and session when plans were completed a guest, �rs. Ronald Brownmg. for a 1anuly p1rn1c to be hel dat Sending gi fts, but u nable !o attend the Middleport �t un1c1pal Park o n were Mrs. Wilbrd Boyer and Mn. W edneday . July 'l7 . .at 6 : 30 p. m. Calvin Simp�n. Committees for the party were c ,, :ncs were played wnl1 prizes awarded W '.\trs t::11.a G ilmore Jr., .Mrs Edward Wells ii lld Mn Don­ M rs Collin:., Mr:. Elmer White aid Collins, refreshmenh: Mrs. El­ ..ind Mrs Kenneth t'mley. za Gilmore Jr . .ind Mr�. Charles A rter the honored guests opened Spencer, decora twns; am! Mrs. their m;rny lovely gifts, a dessert William ware and Mrs. Harvey ourst' was served. The napkinti V;in VranKen. games. c.arrlt'd out t he Ual>y Iheme and fa. fors wert: smull rradlcs lilied with � .......- tr.. mi nts. A lar1:e cradle holding a doll, was used as a center,nece for the refreshment table. Attcnct 111b were t hosl' namf'd .above illld Mrs Vaytur1 Strickland, M rt1. Charlll's Huffman, Mrs. Ed­ ward W('II� . .\l rs . Ch.arlr'S Spencer, By LUCILLE tL\WKINS Mrs. Don.aid \1l'K 111ght, Mrs, James Butlr.r, \lrs. Wilham Wan·. Mrs. Miss Patty Ann Arnold, drrngh. ten of Mr. an d Mrs . Dores Ar nold will e n ter the Un i vers i ty Hospital at Columbus on Thursday. She will u n dergo major surgery t'r i• day, July 29. Mn. Edgar Pratt and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers c1rnl rliildrt::11, "Christion Yo ulh of Leisure" was Debbie a nd Bobby o f Middleport the tupll' 11f 1 111• dl'vutwru; a11d pro­ were Sunday t1i11ne r �ur.sts of gra m prcsl'nt,•d by .\f r:;. ,John Scott Mr'. and Mrs, C. J. Ehersbach. when the WSCS of lh!! M i nersville Ker n s Roush returned to his Methodist l'hurd1 mel Wcdne11day emplo:yment with the Union Barge evening al lhl· dwrrh. I.inc Wed nesday after a 3� dc1,y The Lore.I ' � Prayer in unison leave al his home. openetl t lw 11w1• t 1 11� followed wilh Miss Rachel Roush of Columbus group smg1111( of "Take Time To Be is spending a weeks vac11lion with Holy' • .ind prayt'f by Mrs. Scott, her mother, Mrs. Kerns Roush. who guvc a 111t'ditlltion on the Mr. ;md Mrs. Fra n k Cheesebrew top il' A Jllu �· ll't "Two Views of 11nd Miss Erma Smith, members Leisure" W<11> llrl' S{'lilNJ by MrM. of Drew Webster Post and the Alfred Yca ugcr, Mrs, Huss Wal­ Auxil i ary left today ror Colu mbus son . Mrs. l• 'rt•!l �r11M' , M rs Christy to atte n d the 4 1 st annual Ameri• Buer and '.l-1 rs. Sl·ott foll1JWCd by a can Legio n a nd Auxi liary ('OIJYCII · d ist·u1111io n. lion,. Mr. Chee,ebrew, past di &· Jnterest ln� re;1(llll�ii lly each trict comma n der, will ae1·vc on memher ,md �ruu lJ s111ging of the atate resolution s eommillee. George McIntosh of Athens is ''Now thr l 1<1y 1� Ol'er," conduded Bpendlng I few days with his lhe proi:rum. and Mrs. Mr. Mn Yclllll.! t'r . 11rci;ident. guve a grandparents, report 011 I he Offiet-r ' s Tr11lulng George Hoeflich, Nye A,· e. H11y al 1 ,onwroy. A book, "A Mr. an d Mrs. ?1-tatttan Blg:;:s and GlimpHt' 11f c ; r.u·e," W<1M pre11cnted ramily ret urned home Wednesday lo Lhe �o,•if'I} fur ;1 r1·1·ord alle n d­ niL'hl after a viislt in Columhus c1 1H·1· Hit• IIH�I Yl'ill', M n;, Willard wit.h Mr. and M n,. Robert Dunfef! J,"a udrre W;1� wl•l11nwd as a new .i nd family a nd Mr. and Mrs. Da na m emhn A l l l w dost• of lhc meet. Hysell .11nd 111 Dayton with Mr. inl,!, wali•r11 \1•lun wus served lu 13 und Mrs. bale Con,::rovc 1md mt>mlwr�. Mr. and Mrs., Clyde Adkins. The l\u1;u�t nw11 !111g will be a Nathan Biggs i s 011 ti weeks dinner .il ih,, Circle Re11taunnt . his em ployme n t vacation ftum with the Blaellnar Auto Co. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Biggs and family were bus i ne11s visitors In P1trJter,;burg today. Mrs. Albert Swatzcl. Mrs. Will• i111n Swift .11nd Mis11 Norma Jean Bearha spent Wedne11day al Dex­ ter Clly wllh Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Hilchlc and son Rohhy_ Mrs. Robert Cyru11 returned home Wenesday eYen i ns after a vi11il with rclatlvc11 i n Sulto11, W. V a. • Mr. UIIII Mr�. Dwight I .1\gilll und Nllfl Ski 11py HPCnt Wcdll(!N(l;ly l'VCn• I N M l lllll.t:PORT lng In Porhmouth with her mo• ! her, Mrii. F'lorem:e liollcy, J j I I ,i. ' Mrs. Jo.hn Scott ' Leads Devotions At F,orest Run Mainly About ,,_, People In Pomeroy Womens New Cotton - WOMENS EXTRA SIZE RAYON PANTIES' Rayon tricot p a nties in pink and while. BriCf, ba nd leg and fla re leg styl es. Inc hes. Wh1te flobnail Vues dur11.b11i ly. Sheet steel BECKY'S l: FALL FLATS I I $2.99 pr. I ' Sin- 4 to 1 0 ,, Roush's Shoe Store M iddle port, Ohio MEIGS THEATRE l omeroy, Ohio 1 .; . ( I I TONIGHT • · n A. HF.'M'F. GOES TU WAR" (T1•C"h11 i(·ulorl Brialtt r lianlol JMcques Charrle SATURDAY · • oKl.l\lt UMA TFJUUTORY" Bill Wil1 ia1111 1-Clorla Talbol -- abo ' ' TIi t.: I .AST ANt iRY MAN" Du11I W;1yne- Pnul -Munl SUN., MON., TUii, JULY 24-25-26 . .TALI . STO RY" J111c Fonda-A n1 hn11y Perk ins Not fltwommer1dcd ror Pare n t; or Tc('ncr� in Colle&e! A C■rtoen lvffY Nlthtl I1 )\ifll.J 1P ( 4dli 1 Debbi, n.,1;.��.� ��ny n.nd,11 "TIIE MATING GAME" _ Ml�o _ G Mkkt>Y lloon<'y I n " ANDY HARDY t:OM ES JIOM .:" SATURDAY •'red Maclo'urray W lll lllm H1shop "OIOXiON TRAIL" (Cmema9C.'Ope & Color\ _ 11150 _ kun Tambly n "TOM THU M B ' ' (In Cvlor) Alao C•rtoun SUNDAY -MONDA Y Jl!rry Lewl._Fred Clark "VlSrt TO A SMAI.L ' PLANET' - also _ &al M.lneo-Ga,ry Crosby . u>. PRJVATl:'S AFFAIR" .. (Clnemuc:.pe • Color) Allo Cartoon Minersville WSCS Holds Picnic At Syracuse Park The wscs or the MlnCt5Vl\lc Melhod lst Churh held a picnic on Wccl n e11day at the Syr11cu1e Park, A potluck d inner an d home made Jee cream wertl served al noon . Mrs. F1·11nk Stewart, president, ask• ed grace. During a .!hort bu11h1es!I ses�lon in the after noon, Mrs. Stewart gave J reporl on the OHker•� Traini ng Day hel d at Pomeroy. Mn. Charle• Grue.11er reporte d on the Hie of sick cards. It was voted to order Christmas cards to ■ell as a mo ney makln1 projed. Mra . Grueaer and Mn. Wllll•m RUHflll werti named 11 • commtltee to aecllre I place ror • rumm11e u.le to be held on Auau,t 25-2'1. Attendlna were Mr.1 . .Earl Ren, shaw, Mn. iBrooka Sayre, Mra, Eu• aene Ji'orbe11 M ia■ Amanda Parker, Mrs. Bradford Maa1, Mn. Stella Grue,er, Mra. IV)' Stewart, Mr1. karl GrueHr, Mn. Sad ie ,rown· an d gue■t■, Myrna l.laaJ\ Paula Sa:yre, Be>bby �tue&etr .Oennta i:v11111, Mlke Jenll:ln,, Wayne an d Ted Ruasell, Roaer Sa yre an d Johnny Grue1er. Hottea1c1 for t he Auguat meet• Jng will be Mn. Bradfo rd M111 and Mn. Stella Grueaet. Enterprise 4-H Club Projects Judged Wednesday Projed• of the Enterprise 4, H Club were Jud,ed by Mn. Geneva Nola n and Mr1. Dwi1 ht l.o11n, when the club met Wedne1dry attctnoon al the Enterp1'11tt EUB Chur<'h basement. All memben or the club ue reque1tNI to contact Mn. LOIID or , Mrs. Herbert Dixon on Saturday in rea1,1rd lo t he potato chip 11le. The 1i rl1 who made drelliet ate re1ue■ted to haYe them tt the Dixon home by noon on Mon day, ' August 8. Retreah mHt. were ,ened by M.rt. Geor;e Sta teher a nd daug hler Mary Kathryn, to Darlene Smith, Anita Hall, Ruth Ann Brot hen, Ka ren Walter . Marjorie Benta, Jacklyn Seidenabel, Mary Ann McKeml,, Su.an Dixon, Mra. Jamea Hall, Mn, Thom11 Bents, Mn. NoIan and Mrl, Lopn, The Mzt meeun, of tbt clu.b . ,1 lb• d!MRh ..,. � il>ll r '.:. f----�""l'!--.,.,.i!I """?"-t• ;.' 1'- MNI �l �1 l ,\I. •• j and cring on 3 pl:y wood frame. Hardware la brass 1lze Black. ln Bfoll Ready · coupled. Ready to we. · M foot length. 100% Vinyl garden a1- $1 .79 $5 .95 1 hOie with heav; bn11 couplings. Ila Inch dia­ meter, 17 ••lion lilble. Quick i:lrylng. minute, quan flow per BY KITS Speci a l No. Z--A 40 inch , \vtdth unbleached Mus lin, lln­ e:d construction, long wea! a nd easy lo sew. HOIIY SUP· PLII$ In tht Hot.by Dtp•rt• ment - Main Floor. S yarc;ls $1.45 CANVAS All t he mo1t wanUld fea­ turns in t hete)jnY.•• cover­ ed zipper b�p.: �l cut, foa• interlot, turina r4b •lido I I llmulo� i;f. ed .ea. ' , :' . 1 4" SIZl'�.�,.- ,J.•i:,,, 1\,' ,, , $1 ,49- , ,i, ' '· ' '' 16" Slz · ,• ,•l �- , ♦1,79 ' t + ' · 1 .. ; � 11" SI� . , J.', ./�i,l1,· •• GARMENT HANGERS Sturdy plastic garment hangers with swivel lemon, w hite and clear, hook. r P8 f!fr, • 77c quart ' 25c • • ' lern:11. .f.:. .. ::: .. 11 ... .. ... ,..... 77c ... - -- !llil l bordcrt. ' l'OOm d ining or A complete eclass, Con�a, Lovely, laundry-tavlng, loni wearing vlilpl, beautiful l)Mterlll and colorlruzs, with all the lu,ury and protecijon of soft nap .baeliln1. � lnchea wide: blue, pen and in plastic cottage sel11, New pat­ terns in several popular styles. Vinyl and polyethy­ F red, pink. $2.95 I • urn,twe Floor Covering• 0/ The Mei111•Mmon A.rea Delivered To Your Homo At No Extra Cost yellow, Wash­ I FURNITURE Uving Room Suites, Bed Chairs, Suites, Kitchen Easy Furnl- lure. Dependable, nation­ aliy 'r' ...,..:.,, • Anton ,H. P. Va n Breemen, Jr. , bro'her-in-l � aw of Mr. and C . Hill of Pomeroy took the l ead in the Massa c huMrs. Allen setts Governor' s Cup race for the: largest striped sea bass when he ca ught a 6�-pound bull on an eel skin wnile aboard th e charter ooat "/Strad" off <..'utty hunk, Mass achusetts July 8th . Accompanied by two other members of th e Massachusetts .Striped Bass Association from midnig ht . to 6 AM they . m a naged to ta k. e a tota t of I d .str1pers, m add 1llon to th e 62 pounuer. The fUih tota led 64 7 pounds 1n weight, rangmg from 22 to 62, pounds. Mr. a nd , Mrs. Hil l expect to .spend their vacation at Cape Cod in· septem ber when Mr. Hlll will hav e a fling a l striped bass fishing. . Bloodmobile Visit M�y Is . Show· down For More In Future I· �:: Re pub�i:■�le:::, :::: 1 ferred privately in a New York 11putmr:nt unUI early in the morn I lni and t he governor 11ld they agreed on a platform t hat he , could "support with pri d t aod 1 : Yigor." Sources tloR to Roelcef•ller said Nixon personally '111:ed the governer to be his ruMin( male but that "lhe governor reiterated , that under no eircunutancea woul d he accept the vice pl't!aidenHal nop,ln,llon." , . The ag�ment on b11 11c pl,1nb of the party plat ror'!1 apparent !,: remO¥ed the major d1fferenct!1 twee n the two GOP leaden Rock• efeller only Fri day was d escribed: as reeun1 propoeed planks on n1- 1 tlonal defenoe and forel,:n pollcy were "aerio ul.l;y lackin c • streneth and 1p(!cltlc1." Pl .aIf orrn d r■ttin g aubcommittees here met into the early momin1 hours but -were reported to have run into trouble to wrlUnc both civil right.& and foreign poHey plank1. Nixon W•nted M,ttlna Rockefeller and N hcon reported they agree d tha t t he plaUorm 1hould contain a "1fron1.. civil · richta planll: inchidinl an expresslon of support for "tbe o bjective, of si t-In demon1ttal0ra" in the South,. The New York a:oYemor said the 14-point.a in the a,reement I I I t,e- 1 d Rotarl.""" Taken On lmag1·ned T0Ur In Program ,1.,., I I I 'Rea�qred Near we.-.. I I known makes, now at Special S�ie prices, • On Tho 3rd Fl- oncl Ori Tho 2nd FIMr Sta le revenues to Meigs county amounting to aj>proximately S900,000 per yea r m ar be with held by the state un­ , less the ord�r of the Board o Tax Appeals for a real esta te . re_a��ra ual is fo l lowed Fe rd C . Becker , Chief, Coun\y Tax D1v1s1on tol d th e Meigs County commissioners by letter yesI terday. _ _ The com�1 ss1oners had written Mr. Becker a bout three , weeks a,:,o as½t!lg that an extension of time be given on the reappr aisa l , c1lmg ,t�e !act that the county Reappraisal Fund does ?ol hav e su{(1�1Cnt money to pay for a reappraisa l . The . I lowes"_bid on the Job was $50,600, countr auditor Gordon Caldwell said. In a lengthy letter to the com• . miuionen, Mr. &ct111r cited the , . . , , . ., � . · . I ' . law_ "'bit.h require, tha t a reap• ff()M,S m:f;Jv't!IX? . This Vii� � ost live d up w tts sl ogan "Ice Cream Delivered to . pra1sal of real estate be made in You r Doo'r" �- ft poiSed. o n at 'f:he ho me of Orion Colemar on Lincoln Hill road in e "'h county every ,;. ,eon. The Pomeroy, A little more and U:le en e truck l oad would hav e been delivered to the Colem ar Board of Tax A ppe■ll, Mr. Beeker . door· .. id , hu no auth ority to grant e:t• tile · · F ll • O ' OWS ColliSIOn .-· . PoMer,Oy . l)Ollee inyesth1,ted two wrrfcks . hi day afternoon wi th the Pcirnero, emer1Cncy squad ealled, .ti:,. U.e saeae ol one of the accldeata to admlDister • to· t he dri ver who 1uffered a beut 1 atC..clt, :. Oxygen WII &iYen . to Jamt!a G.. Farley, -1'118 ath St., Woodard. Okla., followi.J!t an accident near the E11t bfMp app,oach of th ti Pomeroy-Miiori. brld fe. Farley•• �•r bad Jwerv'ed to the. leU and atru�k the left . fr.col .fender of :i:�.if��z�r;.� ,, . , . ••�'J��d �:·���cti:11���: · --;-,-- , Pen··_os ·_ yl-:vam·ans Rel.a.�:...i..._.J On Vil� $1,000 Bo·n'ds' Earl · work, Clinton, Pa., and Roher! Boyer, Georeetown, Pa., were re leased on 51 ,000 bon ds each tod a y by Mayor Charles Le­ gor. The bond, were furnished by a Yo.un11l0wn bc,nd!nt firm. Tbe two men were charged wit� attempted breaking ond en­ tt!ring of .aix Pomeroy busine!IS e11tabllahmenh l11t week and were boun d over to the gra nd jury on t he charg,�s preferred by Pomeroy police. Virgil Hudson, Minersville, arrested with the two _men, was released on a property boqd th i• week. Theodore Boyer, a minor, l.s 11till in the county jail with hia eaae beina: inveallgatt ed by t h e juvenile court. Mayor Legar said tod■)' that the FBI w11 in error in reporting 1 the car driYen to Pomero:y b;y the � nnsylv anli men was 11tolen. The car waa the property ol Work the ' mayor aaid. ee William R ves, Albany, Route 2 was Jailed yeaterday eveAi ng for intoxic ation and In decent ex­ po1ure, C h ief Jed Webster said today. UljDIIIIOIS $WIGIRY . Mra . Sidney Ruuell, Glou1ter, 0., former resident of Middle­ port, underwent major allrge ry in Unlversity Hospital Frida)', · Her toom number ,i11 729. 1 ILIVATOR COLL,AflSID MANSFIELD, 0. UPI-A waler soakt!d grain elevator co n taining 7�,000 bushel l of corn col111psed lad.a)' on the Erle Railroad tracks here. O'Bn•en ASks j Clan·r·IC3ll0n ·1 Of Petition earl Attack. Ice Cream I � ·On Lincoln Hill, Jumped wall ���;� ' A motion filed lod,iy in the tttr• )J i )' n � •llcf ' \• ! ., '· lj '• ' , .l .... . , , .�"'.:�!:� v· . r· . mners ISit -c,ui-p1to • I, GIass . ' F.JfDI. 01n· 'r·-·•..p TO CharIeston I Michael Barn • Destroye dB F1"re On Fr1"day -- � SE Guernsey Breeders Will Hold Picnic Sa#s/ied ■ are n.. Three Names Added To Screeoin,r Grou p ' 1 7u:'C:,: F�,:I "'- Anita F'ull.&t Brenda but retty, Vicki Fetty, Myrna Wil• Edw� Debbie HI�. Rhdnda 10n, Joyce. S&anley; PellY Folmer, Hy1c1L RemalM Nieri, IJnd a Ha w- Larr)' ·W•lter, aor:onte Hindy, Ray ley, Charon Harriaon, Joyce Lbna. HJna,, Loring Vaughan, Ray Kari', Shelly Bl.l<!k, Shirley Baxter, Ma r)' fom- X,rr, Jim Steffler, Lin da Cron, 1 Ann J!!nt1, Ja n Betzln1, Le- Bailey. nora Michael, Lo'u.l,e Mleha.el., Jack tnlcrmediate■ - Mula Grue,er, Sta nley, Barbar• 'MeNeamer, Max en• Folmer, Twtl■ ;Karr, - M:■ey 10 woU, Marale H.nrl,, Christine Bahr, J , Globokar Sally IUfer Mlinchlnl, Dickie Stelter, Ja me■ Caato, Janie nn A Ruth , Jenkinson a Jane o 14: m a ClatworHindy, Ed ith Mees, S · Bailey,,,J.eff d3UJ"t. and Joyce Davi a. thy, Jim Clatworth)'. Betlnnen - Teresa Ca1cl, N• n·Pam Neut.zlin1, ·rt1h - Marla and Darla Neuf.v cy, Th1:nnpaon, John an, Lohle, Ma.ry Dwight Log llng1 Don and J a mea Dalley, Alan Malden, Denver Wiel'; -Lita urlt:ett, 8 . te S ve OilKolter, Karen Griffith, ,r, Floyd Burne)', Ce)hie ' McGowa n, Sandra ·Bult;, Sue Rue, Oi•n& Zf! r• llarc StnUh , a& rk Vro 1t1■n J' ll■ nd)' kie, Sharon YOuna:, Patty O-wen1 MYiTERY FARM ..:.. Today's Mystery Far m is pictured ,oove, a challenge to . Me!Rs Boelter, Sell. Werry, , Mml 1"6wier, 1nd·Ca"'7, ltlalle�. _ lj) jilel\UfY it, ')'he owner m ay have . a nice_ 5x7 print by visiting offices ·of 'l'be Daily Qounlla!)s lllke Butkjrk, ll<!'IIY Follrod, , lla• . '. Swh!>llien - Elaine Davi,- and can, st., PoQteroy. Readers ar e invited to lde,ntlfy the farm, II 1,1.echanlc.Scntllw, vld Bu,tlik, �� Cl&�., Jlil!!i J>oi>IL . ., , � �mm•nded that ii,. county aud itor proeeed with the contrad for the re11ppraiul IO it could :/0:!�e ���:o 10 I Youngs�ers Complete Work • fui:: �� Ratings In Middleport V■ughan, Diana CAI'IIY, • Und•· Cochran, Jim Coebran, · - Rontlie Hand, Carol Eggert, Hf!len _ EfJert.; ii'rank Girolami, Randy WWl1m1, Debbie Williluns, Tom Bater; B11,l Buck, Roy Vaughan. Victor Vaua:han, Charles Baxter, Delena. DeLepal, Dehr� Kflnnedy, H. lOnq, Jene W ise; John Win, Jim Motrll, Betty Russell, K•thy Wat.eon, Randy Burt Roger Davi,, Robert SQowden, Skip Young, Norman Ro u1h, •SteYe Hoff man, LuAno Freem,.;., BJU, Dal laa, Elaine Mahokey, Dolf RYBel l, Steve Robert . Wood, Sandy Ba iley, W oods, Mary Henne.y, P,iul Hold· ren, Debbie BIAlne, Jiln '.8,aj�r, Charle■ Bazter, Dennla, BlChri;t, Karolyn and '!'Om Soqltl,Y\ · � Gray, . 8-N,IY Crou; .Pet Si.wan, �!•YO Si.wart. · �ay "'::!0 ;:�: �rf:� �••! th�: · petihon 1n lhe case of Homer could be placed on the 1961 tax drat, aid treatment of Mr, Fatl,y. Lincoln Hill to sen ice cream. Goealein versus the Meigs Coun• duplic•te. He also 1tated that if ty Commiuionen, county auditor the county auditor enten b1to 1 . • ,' � o_t�er acci dent re!lulted ,in The truck ra n over the curb and D_iatl minor damage to .o n _i ce slopped han ging over a concrete t � county trea1urer be cl!ri.fied. con tract for the retpptaiaal, i t i.a Goeglein had asked an lnJune• l he duty of the county commiqion­ CNtin:i truck owned by Rlch,vd wall. Judd tol d police that he had F�, Jackson,_ and drlYen · by cramped the fron t wheels of the lion �alting lhe purchase of a en to appropriate the neee,ury truck into the curb and put the I c�terpdlar tractor by the Commi1- f und, lO pay tor the reapprai&al. . Pa lrJct Judd, Jackson. The teappraiaal " ot real ntale IJoners fro!" a Charleston firm. ,hidd bad stop ped the l.(uck cm tru ck i n gea r before leaving it. - � ;,-- • -- · --- - -- -.-- -- --- ------The motion by the prosecuting here wu ordered late Jut year by attorney, acting Ill attorn ey for the Board of Tu Appeab, The Jut ( U r r• i• ! ���taf.: :�d: �� 1�ic:�i: f:� �:�: . g� Si�!d�:m::. �;� the plaintiffs petitio n as being a er WIS speaker ft I hearina: at the con clu,ion of _law. He •lso a,t, Court Boute on the reapprailal and t hat "lhe petition be made de. toured the county, , . finite and cert.ain b:y ■taUna: de. ,_,..,_ n--'In h II Iet•-· -- yea�...,., �er 1 1,,l A C9-0pefa ljve • tu d" y tour to . Charleston was made Th11:rs- lhOtt:Jy the day and d■t.e that -the d�J . awa rd "Winn�s and adult advisors �f th!:! C�_perahve resolution wu pas.aed and the r!;t;:t ��� . ,MarU.eting lours bemg sponsorett 'for Meigs ·cour;ity fann detail� of st.atementa m&de in the · he will recommend tbal tbe Boah:I lari para graph on Page 2." youths . • of Tu Appeala hll.lruct tbe AudiThe tour Thursday included W 1' II CharI es l.,(!� •- . re\'1!9 tor OI Stale tO wt'lhhold ,ta.., • - Ja!"es Sh eel s, The paragraph N!ferred to Owens•llllnoia Glass Company t he John' J-:IYsell, Ja�k1e W1gal, Rus�II nue from the ,ubdM,ions and West V i rginia Stll!lie Capitol ' an d g�mmi n s, /u s�m W:�:e, AI e cbargea that thtll reaolution of the •chool d istrict!I o1 the county. J� � commiss unty ioner11 i n purchasth e Kanawha Alrprirt . ffjghtight ous�r, an 1�e S� 1 . • Conme mg the tractor was not in accord� county commiuioner1 were of the tour WH a tri p through , Cbe�d e, Je n�lcf W1ll1am s, Do_n- ance with law, that no declaralion :7"t� i��:! !��on tod ay a four.motor Trana-Continental na owers, ar u '-'"'o on lhe Walton, 8111 of emergenc:y was made, no cerU pla ne at the airport. Becker lette r It 10 rleton a n d Margaret Ann Carle , ficale of availability of fun da Ca :30 a. m. r Gordon Caldwell 11;.i id Audito on. t • made, 20 da:ya had not elapsed Previous lours had been to the Melanie Brown a nd Judy Brogan aince lhe resolution was i n trod uC- t�•Y that the county Reappra1111I Harol d Slaughtl!r rarm the Gen•PProzimate11 1.1 Fund now hu ed , and tb■t the rea olution eral Telephone bu il ding and lhe were u nable t o alleo d. " ' $10.000 wilh a bout '2,IM)() ue to be q , Adulta er Jan Bob Burleson e v. e n t pa d unanimously. Circle RestaUrant in Pomero:y nd , added to the fund from the curto the Fann Bureau Valley Belle Shultz. C . E. Blakeslee, Mr. an d Commissi oner Don Mullen bad rent Lax collection. Dairy 1 Buckeye R$A Holzer Hos- M rs. Howard Nolan and Mr� and voted against the purchase. pita ! a ml Ga,lllpolla State lnstitu - Mrs. Delma r Hamm . ·-----Goeglein 's i njunction action tion at Gallir,oUs. waa brough t H the resull of a The trip T}lur!lday was for the resolution passed June 8 _by. a 2-1 )'OUng people whose conducl a nd vole of t h e county eomrnuuonen intereat on the prev i ous t rips had to purchase t�e tractor from the won them the right to participate Walker Machinery Company _ for in the award trip, y $5 1,27,. Term1 of the contract Attending were Dorii;: Jean called for the pa)'ment 0( ,11,. Galdwell Darlene Smith Jen nifer 091.67 at the time ot the p11rch11e Lohse, Patty Price, Auta CarSouth Eas�em Ohio. Guernsey an d the payment of equal penter Sandra Wells Rachel s aociation will bold lU Fleld Day · 1on - in A A barn on the W. S. Michael a.,.ounlMII lltlll ' • ' l Th d au1 an . e Hawk , Charle11 Caldwell Dean farm back of the Skat e A-Way on and P�CDic at lbe fArm of Mr. and initial payment wa• made and the ' ____ Route 7 burned at 3:30 yesterday warrant cleared lhroug)l the cou n- Mrs. J . E. Brown, aeven �lles nort h Pomeroy Mao,To Have afternoon w ith damage estimated ty treasurer'.! oftke before Mr. , weat of Wellston on Thunday, at $3,050 by Pomeroy Fire Cbief Goegleln filed the lnjuncUon ■e• Jul'/ 28. Hearing Before JlidRe Tb_ i■ will be •'-- fint time the Jack Thomas. SN O'Brien p.,. She Levi Partlow, Pomeroy, was has been held in Jackson plcntc -------�-departme"nt fire Pomeroy The arftated at 1:39 a. m. today by County, A nwnber of door prizes Cwtomer SberJff Robert Harten bach and wai;: �ailed but was . unable t� wilt he awarded ■mon:,· whieh will ntain the blaze which �m pleteco : charged with driving w h ile intox i• e be a caU tor a fint prize. A calf Sal Quick rt.. RePO cited. He wlll be given a ·hearing ly destroyed the barn., HSOO bales bucte,l and olhe-r valuable priiea Pomeroy cy, wr.tt Mn. Tra d store picker corn a d n a ha of y before Judge E. . W. Pe oples in cvahNn- for second and lhkd prbe1 will oe Ntltfitd another Is D, R ded with loa wagon A barn. the in County Court · er ' of 'the oan, Stntlntl cl■ui- given. All pehona Jntere■ted in , ha)' outside the barn wu also Guernaeya Inv.Itri to attend . fMd -,artment. Francis H omer Rath burn, Mid• d amaged w\th the hay de1troyed . Mutffl will be p)aced on Stale Mn. Tracy tdnrtlNCI • ar for Orig in Of the fire · baa , not · yet dlepo,t, baa been boun d over to NI• aM teld hntfnel Nday h.oute 327 and county roads ahowthe 111nd jury un der $1,000 bon d �en determined. The barn wa.1 that she hM J5 qll1 ,.,. the ur. Ing the •17· f,o Bro:otdale Fann. of no�-aupport aome distance from other bu.lld• on I c harge SIM •lcl 1M ar ,. 1111t .t tM Fuluffd •� of the 4iy will County Court record& sh OW. He I ings and there was Do ot h er dam• be ID C. Haaf Wfao worb in the first ctllen. age. made bon d end wa, released. State AgriC\lltUlfl Department and baa a top h� of Guer,iseys. 'nlere will be • Judging contest with prises oUered. ror first an d second pl1cing1 with h.on Eberhard 01 Grove City doin1 the judging. u --------------- ---------- 11 you can put your lace in the · c;l�ar waters oi Middleport'• munle, jp■:I swimming pool )'Ou're A tad,ole. Sixty youngsten r&11a:Jng In age down lo about bj1 .enouah to little more than walk, e111med t hat dis. tlnctlon Friday a t the olose of .the IWimntinS: Instruction at lhe pool <!Ond u..:ted b:y head instructor MU')' Cardlyn MIiier. �· ho■t of oth en also eame<l 'ral• r_ rog1 (aw.Im a lltlle) ind !ng1 flm (really swim). Cln:8HI for beginners and inter-. mecliateB abo were held. Mill Miller listed eat::h .group ■a : ·, '?'ad-pole■ - Beck:, Wri,:h t, Ult.a . C..01, R>ndy 11uck, • �ngela �•hart, , Ricky 1f1yer, Joy Kaut., Scot! Walton, Br... Jonu, ' Cl!orl!• • 1 I Makes Band - Becker Threatens Loss Of $900,000 In Tax Distribution ��l��·Iu$,��tn ��/����Roekefeller'a flat rejection of lllltl _ n&41., :r:::i 1.':\'�n1'::.i i�u!.p� ;:� Sildor Henry Cabot Loda:e aa t he Crying "Woll, Wolf," m ay lead to Ille l itt le boy belng l<ading con(ender for lbe vlce left to the dripping fangs of a h or ribl, forest crea ture. pre■ldentlal nomination. Tha t' s i n t h e folk lore tales whic h Americans once used Most of Lod1e'11 critics were · , sai d to favor Sen. Thruston B. in th eir primers to Je a rn to read. , ------­ Morton of Kentucky, Repu blican Monday, "Wolf, Wolf," is bei n g · ------,national chairman, for the vice cried Bgam, and tllere is no kic.J pre1idential nomination. ding about it. J,·or there ia no doubt that un les., a realty handsome turnoul of blood donorts cume to the Bloodmobile AIIC visil Monday noon to 6 p. m. there w,o n't be an)' more such visits in the forelieeaole f uture. Thal mea ns blood to Meigs people wi II be an upcn market al1air. ) .Mrs. l:ieul.ah Slrauss,· chairman of Uya "do--or-d1e" BloudmobJ!e VJ.S it Rotarian Lee �cComas present_Jald at leHt 200 pluts of blood are . ed a hmnorou1 program based on ., needed to pay oft area blood bank dialogue he wrote when l he Midcteo1ts and get a few pi n ts on the dleport-Potnetoy Rotar)' Club met creQll side. Friday evening at the Heat h Me'J wo years ago the county faced a t hodist Ch urch. 11imjlar s1tual1on, and "Wo!l, Wolf" The preaentation in the form WIS cried. of a •kit In w hlch Mr . McComaa A total of 286 persons tame to han dled all the part&, ,ahowed bow the Pomeroy JUn.i or Hi&h School lo Rot ■rlari, might ■et In th eir own give blood. The job finally WH fin­ bua lnesa places and profeul onal - llihed at 10:::tO p, m. capaeltiea when Yllited by other Mo,-., bottl" h•d to be brovtht Rotarlui. from ,Huntlnttitn, W■ltlngi don­ CLELAND Gueats for the meeting were on took a supper bre-.ik, return­ Joe Youne Jr., Woodafield, 0., fo r• ed to Retrl1ffator1, around Hank Cleland, ■on of fk, and m.er pre,i dent of the club and the .,.,ahborhood were r•ldtd Mu. Henry c;le,land1 ,.,ulber�-w, Harry M�re. l ocal. Gene Grate, fer NIICkL Th• "Canlffn" r•n who Is a tffndlng the Boi 'Scout preifderlt, preaided. eut of. lood, ,... uppUtd ltHlf# National J•rnbor" at Coloraclii 1 ran out •llilln. I Springs, Col,, h••-won 1 ...t In "And there wasn't a word of ' tho a.,,1•• , J•mbo'" •-- · Athens complaint reached us," said Mrs, Othtr Mern1Nir1 of the bffld· •r• · · 'ATl:ltNS, 0. UPI-Ma inllne SU'al1&8 today, while exprciising a · from Ohio, Kentucky and w..+ �"Ice ori the Baltim ore · & Ohio ■o lemn wish that a repeat perform- Vlr9lnl1, Audltloo1 het4 It, �)\:!_ t•&t of bere WII nalOred •nee of two yea rl!I ago may be er• Akron Ji,,ly 16th. �ank-.pl1yt · 1tt . l�te. .ffidt>" felloWina: a colll1l on perien-.ced Mond a y with the ex- •llo horn. P•rf• of tht ·Hftd ·WIN or I p1nf!nter train with • trac.­ be 1een on tel•Yi1ion July 30. tor-trailer. h.11ust.ing of supp;tes. · Women of the Middleport Church 1· The band wlll play for .n •udl• The craah d erailed I d iesel unit of Christ volunteered Lhe Ca n teen •nee of 55,000 Boy Scouts, their I and two cars of the eig�t-car th i s time. Churches ol several com­ INden, and vlsltlnt p■rwnts. · train, whi.ch was en route fNlm n1umt1es are coopr.nti ng in the ' R119ion 4 h"d hH elate& wfffl St. Louia to Wa1hingt on. T11e ' tel.vision 1hows and • NHIN en,. truc k w11 Jo,.ded with lT tons of donor drive. roult to Colorado S,rints. H111,nk I bulk magnesium. No one w11 lnA d vance regi1tration a are very · llgbt, it waa learned. It ia hoped, · js an Explorer $c1tUI a nd wlll IN ·I jured in t he cr ash, but puaenaen will swel.\ the , • 10Phomor• •• Pont•r•, Hiah In on t he 8. & O.'a No. 4 Diplom at hoWe\'er, walk-in■ I were s haken up. · donot list. h,t,rnber. - 1& " : Reappraise In 1960, Or Else ! Tadpoles, F1,ogs, Fish-All Swimmers- SAVE ON Room I 1� , - :.., �/ ; ,.. , ·, · , , , ,t�f>': :•..,., •:• ...:...,�..,.._ --- u ly J :=Ji.';'.E:;"7--:------:--------------------- : I CHlr-Ar. o lJPJ-Gov. Nelson A..- 1 Rockefeller firmly ruled hlnuielT out today as a poulhle runnlnc mate for Vice Pre1il'lent Richard M. Nixon but reached agreement n 0n · �i� Oh&.: .._.,..... tt.u:d11:lwaars lllr.oty _,... .... Nntra t tanl..,. 1•.., ,-,,i, c!ov41,, - ., t<atfetN fhut •l �AhlS ...... H ltf, -• lew fllt -- I.W t.nl9f,t 6'-71 Nutt,, ;;:;Mldi:ii::;;�;::;�;;::-;;::;:;'. ;;--;;;-----------------------------' •· -23, 1960 Ohlo l!-1.trilaY, L 11 NG E ::,:::_::::;:_:�;o:::n ::.:._=.::_ I Television Sets C risscross able fast colors. • line Appli1nn1 and ruffled cottage sets ht new Furnishings cron and "Drip Dry"· Sen· · 1NiL� .:,��LE C:�VER1iif· -: · 1 5c $ 1 .00 a pair New tittles in oylon, da• . .. striped lene in sparkling colon-. COTTAGE SETS bags of ahredded foam suitable for cushions, pll• lows, chair pads, furnitun, pads etc, Washable , allergy free and cool. ' $1.00 � �Qrd si ze. Mul ti colored 54 by 72 lnchoo-69c 2 lb. I �.,. • 54' by 54 lnct,01-50c SHREDDED FOAM RUBBER ' • dinette• tables. l!e&utiful pal­ l. . large cotton, PLASTIC Ideal for ca• all Embrold· TABLE COVERS "CHARM PRINTS" Now 77c - """'-:,... I • COTIAGE SETS FOAMETTES 89c a bag , ....... .-...-... . • durable, PLASTIC �nLE.s :Crysl•l gl..... bottles ' will) .. ' '. ( $10,95 $1 1 ,9� $1 2,95 $1 4.95 $1 8.95 Bleached chcnlllc dbh cloths, GROUP 2 - Borbor ShHn, Straight Trimming Sheor1, Bent Dreumaker Shears, Thinning ShHrt. screw on cap. 2 I DISH CLOTHS $1.39 .' '' R... I for fl,00 Scit1or, GROUP 1 -Cutlclo Scissor, Podlcuro ery Scist0r, Sewing Scluor. · WATER YOU..-,UHOICI · " "· ·I CANNON All are made of for,ed steel and are ch rome plated . Save Saturday on these special buy1. Otvided in Two Groups. $1.89 Sol id colp'll_ "l!d, IW<if!d pallerJl8 1�V 1i1.. · . . . Half Sim, 14½1 to 141/z 2 QUART 3 QUART. 4 QUART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ........... .. . 6 QUART 8 QUART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GWS w; l Ml,.,.. Sla1 1 2 to 20 SHEARS and SCISSORS CARPET · SAMPLES ZIPPER . BAGS See the complete line of wo­ mf!ns wash dresses, 11@1veral styles to choose from, cool, sleeveless styles. HIGH E R PRICED 5 yards $1.25 S.t Tht Mtny Other HOB• $2.95 SALE! SPECIAL ASSQRTMENT Speci a l No. 1-A 36 inch · unbleached Muslin in good $1• .39 French blue, aqua, pink, s h a b l e. fa st. 6 piece set. $3.95 e.vci·yday weight, made of selected cotlon. , Color a I Mu l tl•action design freezes cream quicker and smoother! Streamline beauty, Cast iron gear frame and tub hard­ ware. All gears enclosed. Serviceable, long lasting. $1.00 Pick out your favorite l:dscl - Chevrolet - Imper• ial - Cont i nental - Po n ­ tiac ..... Buick - Falcon. All ncco11suy parl11 and accei.11orles for a • neat model car. •'-'loou.,:., Decorative, w UNBLEACH ED MUSLIN 1 960 CARS $2.95 ICE CREAM FREEZERS Ceramics, I CUSTOM IZING KITS a nd Hand painted I S1YU 630 Fine,! q11allty cett.11 polka del e Co,,trod plplnt • ldffly ped.111 ,. ,�u tkl,1 • ht:11 sipper llHl 1 2, 1 4 , 1 61 1 1, 20 1 4 ½ , 1 6 11. , U½, 20½, , 22 ½, 2 4 '1s 111 HD or NAVY ALASKA NORTH STAR FRUIT TWO SPEQALS IN ' MODEL Men• SWIM TRUNKS ARTIFICIAL GARDEN HOSE interior. Durable an d w&11h • $1 .95 $2.49 · ,, · ST!'IU>Y G loss White for exterior and plated, plastic handle and paper lin• In g. 26" ' E NA M E L COV· 1 For boys, ab:eB 6 to 16. Box• er W9isl styles in sol i d co]. ors, plaids, novelty prints. Fully lined. 88c pair S9c service 1 M ade of tough sanforized 13¾ ou nce denim , -zipper ny, bar tacked on back pockets, triple stitc hed. Buy your correct size from 6 to 18. TtU.�@pe, 9½ oe�igncd for I WESTERN DUNGAREES V A S E 5 FOUR HOUR ,, I BOYS SIZES 6 TO 1 8 MILK WHltt SUIT CASES •nd Large SWIM TRUNKS Materi1l1 usually found in much hf1.b.er }>rittd gar­ ment&. Sljes 2 to g_· W11h-. ■hie elast c boxer waist, ex­ tra stron1 stitching, non ra­ vel locksUt.ch bottom hem, Bedford corda, polished cot• to{'JS, aport denims. Solid colors and 9tri.J)f'S. SAVI SATUllDA Y 39c ' ,. Rockefell er Turn s ii 1 Down Invitatio n � To l"un As Veep BOYS BOXER LONGIE$ ' ' . GLIDDEN · , 1 ANOTHER SHIPMENT! SP.ECIAL PURCHASE! BOYS ond GIRLS H.tll •lut,n-Ji•tro SI... META"';,. ;�I Dick, Rocky Agree {ln Ne,v ·I GOP Platform Sale. 2 for $3.00 Juni.,,'•1r :01111.... Sire, I Medium en t1 n e m::; ro'.! y:! 1 eport, ·M :d_ �l,d .o: •:;: : - --.-:-:-:--------·--------------------:--_:11 - ·v � oL �X�I� I �N�O�-}e� 2-----------------------..---ii';.1 Washable colton duster!-, fully cut, short sleeves, button f ront, sever a l p all�rns to choose (rom. Sit.u Sm•II, a t _y D11t>ot«I To The lnterui. REGULAR $2.95 $5,9$:to $12.95 JULY CLEARANCE WO�,t; N ' S aw UnltN Preu lnt..-natNMI Mercury, V•m,1 ancl P1ffl IIDM or 1"- nln� MI-IOf' pl•"4'h Mn no ...t.lllttt. Jupltor, wilt. f�r lo111,.. and olaht 1mefl moon,, h■1 tho fflOst. WOME NS DUSTERS A beautiful group of dark tr a nsitional cottons, styles, color� and fabrics th at will flatter you, dress costumes, breezy sunbacks, and dres&y type cot lon.s, all w ashable fabrics, hundreds ot dr esses to chooae from. • e Now You Know "AN OUTSTANDING VALUE IN DRESSES At ! ... .... . . · - � ··---- .... .. .. ..,, Saturday - T e 23rd at Elberfelds I SALE II � .. Store Hours Saturday 9 am To 9 pm I I ,- th"¥ ATHENS• - Three mem bers o[ the Oh io On.iveralty bo■rd of trus• tees were named today lo a live­ man committee· that Will acreen candldatea for ,1 succeuor to OU Presid ent Johh . C. Baker. Appoint� by Truatee Ch airman Fred H. Johnson of Columbus, they al'f! Joh n W. Galbrea th, Columbus· Edwin'. L. Kennedy, New York Ci tY and Gordon K. Bush, Athena. Bush was named cblU'!Wln · of th e com· mittee, Explosion, Fire,- Rip Inland Produm, Inc• COLUMBUS Ul'I - An explos­ ion ,.1nd fire swept throu1h the ex• traction pla nt of Jndland Products Inc. here. frlday,' lnjurtn& lhree men and c■ual!'I_. d�e• that may rea ch two �llion dollan . The bla■t occurred during the evening ruah hour, blowing the roof off llle pt...nt and crumbling a l1r&e brlcli. 'Yoll II ICll- b;i, and cl>lliw llala ond <Ol'l'Uiated mei.J !or . b""4Nd Judi. 1Ir, 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. 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