https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8a42ff2ff7c1043cae98e7773d4829d7.pdf eed49f503ba45638a63dfbf2a3dc5302 PDF Text Text , · ·-· � ... ., -..- • � - -� ·� ·- . .. _ .... . .. - -...... ... . . .. 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 �• • ,- - • • • • � • • - • • - - • -- • • • • , , ,... ._ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ ___ 1 • -- .. Conventiqn Window '°� -->:§.J;......._�"J �,._�� �.:.: . :.. -. 1,;.._ � -: ! -:. -:. ;. : - ·- • ·- ·- · .,. ·• ' • .• ,. . r-. ,. Early Blight Is Problem For Orchard Day Set For Aug. 4 At Wooster Experiment Farm T!?,!��;�m?ilr�=.�-�ark Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 23, 1960-3 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 23, 1960 brown to black d�ad I t, ' n ine in 1Ju from I J npo Inr: r O one-hall Inch in e e olde r Jeon of tom:::: �lan: ••Y• Robert Partyka, utenalon plant pathohlgJst tho ' Ohio State u m· ver, It)'. EarJy' blight 11 probabl", the tro u bl e. .tU ..__ th e spota enlarge, con centrie rlnes may form giving the dead area a "b u J I seye ' appearan ce , a 1100d diagnosis for thia di&eil&e. When many s pots are present the leaf will turn yellow and die Apple and peach uperlmentJ atockl. pear varletlea and peach will be fealures on Orchard DI)' thinnlnt are beine te1led at the Augu.111 4 at the Ohio Agrk u ltur■t central horticulture rarm. Re· Experiment Station 11 Wooater. . aearch on chemical thlnnl na: of apple■ and nutritional atatu, In Director Ray M. Kottman r e, relation lo yield and quality or Por ts th a I r·1ve s tops 11t var Io u1 fruit will also be discu11ed 011 . . sites of c- �rent fruit tree re• lh e Iours beg 1 nn111g 11 1 9 a. m. &!.!arch have been planned. Groups EDT · will visit experlm t I P I• t• The ;afternoon program will , e feature a discuulon on ''Meetini:t where ---growth-,....ntro �" 1 ·n ' app , , _i �• _':.._ the Chal,�enge of Change In Fr uit Growing by Dr. Arth ur J, Heinlc k.e, director , emerit us of the Ne w York Agricultural Expt!riment Station at Geneva. Alao on the afternoon program will be and Paul nirector Kottman Thornburg of Ashland, president or the Ohio State Horticultural Society. NEW FARMAU: CU B do•• more/ob• Try th• 1 -piew farman Cub with W••tr«tor feiatu,.s. W1 today'• handiest 111111II •n.. e powerl - .......... .................. ...._,. ... . ,_, .... • IICCCI,../ 111111 �nl • Dft ,-.t h.. , • Clffr .,..., • He.a hed, ....,, fertllaer, Mlll w-. ...a.. , ,._ ..... .............. ' ' • GrlM '­ • l.eH HIMI, caiw.-, -.a. �",.-.­ • �ow • "- (wflll 4Wl. tfldfl9"' ....._,,. ._,,_,,...... ...... Cultl,... •• MW ­ .... • M,w _ Look at all the belt, pto, and drawbar jpbt you can do with the . 4-cylinder, 10 hp Farma ll Cub. Ride your work away with your choice of job--matched equlplllent. Meigs E"uipment Company Inc. Wh•" Qual tty l a Paramount POMEROY, OHIO l 1;° I n many cases, early leaf tall causee an earlier harvest but these fruits may be of ' lower quality. Reducing leaf are& on a plant reducet1 !oed man ufacturing tissue that produ ces carbohy­ dratee needed for high quality Ten ed u cational · exhiblU on and flavor in the ripen ed fruit. rn•ny phases or fruH prod uction Early blight can be controlled and marketing will be on display. b.Y regular and thorough applica­ Themes include , insect peata of tions of fu ngicides, sa:vs Partyka. stone rruits, apple condition and Two materials give a:ood control its effect on sales, blueberry var­ are maneb (Manzate, Ditha.ne ieties, noteworthy varieties of ap• M-22) IT per gallon of water and pies, peaches and pear,, eeono• zineb (Pan.ate Dry, Dith,ne Z.78 mies of fruit production, water etc) l Y, T per gallon of water'. mana1emen t ror orchard!, de­ Othe r fungicides will give some v eloping new cider-fruit juice control but are not II e rrective. blends, and course& of study in Dusts may be used but will not horticulture at the Ohlo State give the resu ltJI that sprays do. Univ ersity. Clinic• on inseets and M■neb and zineb are aafe ma• terials to use while diaeates are also planned. picking For women, a special pro1r.am frull pro'Vided tomato '1-uits are has been planned for 10: 115 a. m. wuhed or wiped beforn being Mra. Charles Rieser of Harpster used. says the specialist will have charge of arrangements by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the CHEAT ER GOES TO JAIL Horticultural Society for the M O B·ILE, Ala. UPI - L. L. Ray• program revolvin_g around "The bon, 34, was sentenced to 1Jx Magic Suitcaee." Lunch will be eerved on the months in jail Friday for trying to Experiment Station grou nds at cheat a blind nev,stand vendor. R:,:_vbon pleaded g uilty to charges 1 1 :45. that he ('ut scrap paper In the shape of currency and demanded �hange lrom blind \'l!ndor Earl Pend leton, 56, ' Tomato Blossom Drop Caused By Low Temperature Certain problems plague the tomato grower ,whether he baa 1 0 or 10,000 plants •u1ys E. C. Wittmeyer, extension horticultur­ ist, the Ohio State University. Blossom dro p and tomato leafroll are examples. J..ow night temperat ures Is one of the main causes of bloseom drop. Most varieUe1 set more blossoms w hen night tempera­ tures are above 58 degrees Fah­ renheit. Some varieties that wlll • liet bloS!loms under cooler condf­ tkms are Urbana, f4oreton Hy­ brid, Valiant, Fireball and Gla­ mour. Vari eties sensitive to low teniperatures are R utgers, Mar­ globe and Ponderosa. Over-watering, along with lib­ eral use or nitrogen fertilb:era will promote blossom drop. Hot: drying wlnds just as blossoms are shedding pollen lnereases the . problem, says Wittmeyer. Tomato learrou is another pro­ blem that µiystifiea C4>mmercia1 growers and home gardenere. The lower leaves will roll and reel quite leather. SomeUmee leave, on half to two-thirds of the plant will show this condition. ! Leafroliing will often appe,r long after ralny periods. It us­ t1ally decreases under better grow ing conditions. Phlnting tomatoes i n well-drained area, and main• taining adeq uate ·organi c matter in the soil will help lessen the problem. Avoid deep cultivation. Man)' other tips on tomato growing are dim�sed in Exten­ sion Bulletin 376 1 'Growing Toma­ toes in the Home 'Garden' ' avail­ able at your couflty extension office. Start Your Calveo On CALFALAC ' The Conll!lele Mille Replacer Have More Mille To Sell ''SIGN OF QUALITY'' Middleport .Feed Mill "We Do cti1stom Grindin1· 1 Sugar Rul\ Flour Mills No, �nd St, PHONE WV Z-!115 MULBERRY AVE, POMIIROY, OHIO - WY 24U4 MIDOLIPORY . ---·.... . ". Looking Ahead On The Food Markets LET'S GO SHOPPING -- Lookin1 ahead on the Food Mar- J .Im - Vege�blea. Swe,rt corn from local helds rem.un, m the tpotlia:ht. Bt s un lo kHp corn that 1 h11 been kept cold. and keep 1t beat fluor 1 cold until used for Field uown toma.toea are increuin&: in 1upply . Cucumben, summer 1 aqua■h. 1,reen beans and c abba ge are am0n 1 the many vegeta ble choice., leaf lettuce is attr active !)' priced. You may hnd he.id lettuee ------------· 1 CshforQia eelery, atld carrot, CU'· rying hl&ber price ta,- due to i. bor diUiculties in we1tern ,rod\tt· in1 area■. New potato 1uppll11 art increuina:. Thia tbould meta low• u pricea. P'ruil : Look ror Red JIIYeP pe aehea from n earbv , orcluirdt I.bit weelr.. or next. Peach ,•1rietlet ripen at 1l 11ht1y dlf(erent Um.ea. 'l'hlt means a longer season than for many fruill. Jun,.•, cool WHJther ha! delsyNI rlpenin1, makina har­ ve,;t abo ut a w ee k later than 1&1ual. Peaches lro!'l the Carolina'• an n• cellent c �mces, too. Summer ap­ ly Mra. Chatlff Woode ples are in Muon. Blueberrw and Sunday School attendance on blad:berriet •nd ban•nu rematn July 17 WH 60 , offering 113.40. At­ excellent choices, 11 do cantaloupe I tendance at worahip service was and watermelon. 28, Herman Ta)'lor, l�er. Poultry .and Egg,: Ea:p are still A meeting of the Membership and Evangeli&m Comm ission and out1tanding values. With reuon­ one of the Board of Trustees was able prices and large ■upPliet, e1p held Sunday fo8owing the Sun- are excellent protein choice■ for eummertime meala. Jndication■ are LAST WEEK'S MYSTERY FARM tba t of Walter E. Cross, Langsville rural rol\le, day School hour. was . . increased number• ol fJ'fen located east of Da�v11le. Prev1o�s owners of t he farm, known then ai; the Darst farm; were Several local MYF members and that be oming to market durin1 will Cyrus Darst and his father. Tlus I l l-acre farm was first brought into being in 1870 by this a�ul�attended tl1e Charge MYF the next cfew ".ftekt. Look for more same Darst family which oecupied it for 1'0 y ears. Sentinel reader Evelyn Ward of Dexter I picntc at Forked Run L.alr.e Sunday "!peciala" 011 these young bird&. identified it correctly as that of the Walter c ross place · afternoon. The regular YF meetMeat: The lltuation of unchana:­ r In g w.. he ld Sunday e,ening at ed rel.ail meat price• with the ex• ceplion of atere "1pecial1'• ia ex• th �:�� evening praytt Aer- pected to continue for the nut )' few wee U. One eueption may be pori: loins which may increue alighUy in price. Mn. Hart ol Danville apent the O week end at the F;ndling . Calds 8-rt d attended church E�rtain With Cookout Zinni .a bl ight :or leaf spot may J y Mr. and Mh. Harry Stover of have appeared 111 )'OUr area or j Middleport entertained with a cook The age group moat freque11tl)' will be tiCen shorOy, �ays Robert Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz and C. E. BLAKESLEE �ounty Ext■n1lon At,ent, Agri. meeting with death or in� ury i.11 P.arty k.i. extension plant patholo- daughter. of Wililamstown, w. va. out at their home thUJ week with their daucbt.er, Mr■ . Jama Hub­ A ccidents ar� ca u�d-They do the group (rom l�n to nmeteen gist. T.tw Ohio State University. spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. bard, Lancuter, u special 1ueata. I n� j ust happen. This statem_ent years. And worse still, the freq uen- Cool nights with heavy dew for• and Mn, Hobart Swaru. Other■ enjoying tbe outln1 were tmght well be the theme . �f N�hon , I cy of such �ccidents for this age m�tion <.re ideal conditione for . Mn. Charles D. Woode ,pent Miu MabeJ Hyaell, Steve Bailey Monday evening with Mr. and Mn. �• Farm Safety yteek w�1ch 1B be- '. gro p has mcreaacd three per• this fun�us di.sea5e, and Dave Stover. 't First symptoms ol thl.!I disease Clair Wood e of Chest.er, while her mg observed this com111g week ce1, duri�g the last ten _years. Maybe 1t would l_>e w,� lo j u st ar.e small._ reddish b:-own 1pots hwband attended a Panonage July 24 to 30. _ For ev�ry accident . someone majt:� .•. �ental p1ct�re of some with gra)·1sh white centers that Tru!!lte e meeting at the parsonage made a mistake. The mistake was poss1b111l1es lor accidents. flow grad ually increase in site to form there in Jurlgem ent, or tn just plain or- about the proud father who lets irregular, large, brown dry areas. Mr: and Mn. Harry Guthrie re· 'led a rew days in Landln■ry every-day carelessness. his three year old son drive . the Simi l ar spot! appear on stems centlY VIJI Accldenl5 to !arm residents hist tractor? Of course, father ls pro ud and on the nodes. Inrect,·on, on caster and Col umbus. y_ear claime� i:nore than 1 1 ,300 vie- o_f the boy, b ut lel'B hope the boy the stem may cause part or it to Rev. Miller and family recently ttmes and mJ ured about !Jvee to be a man inelead of an ac- die back. The in fected area& may moved into the Robinson home forturn dar k brown or l:ilack, partilJ'I the farm home also we find lot11 ciden.t statistic. I p · ed by th e Rev. D l r Oll e of pote�tlal danger. Another 2,700 This past week on o ur Co-opera• cutarly iC they are on the stems. ia:i�_ i Spray olants with a fungicide to were killed in farm homes and tive Study tour to Chtrleston an Mrs. Edna West and son, Myron, interesting mimeograph was picked protect th (' m from fungus attack. of Atheru, recently vis:ited her sis400,000 injured. up in the waiting room of one of Fe- rbam (1-'ermate. Ferradow, etc) ters, Mrs. Ollie Follrod and family _ ( r f. Human ail u e i 8 th. e great u n the large glass plants. It didn't 2½T per �allon of water or man- and Mn . Thelma Henderson and damen tal ca use o ( acc, �enls, W hat- even concern itself with glass but eb ( rif an .zate · D ithane M-22) I T family. · . . ever th e other cond Itions under- 1 have been an tte m 1 to k eep the pe r gal lon of water will give Mr. a7ld Mn. George Souders lying them is h u man failure to emp 1 oyee on t�e . o:. It started out go od contruI when used regularly. and son of Columbua visited the J � recognlze and �r rec t hai:a,,..s an d like this. "Last year �.000 toes latter's 1ister, Mn. Besti� Cappel take re�•onab�e precautions. J:I U· and 18,DOO fingen were lost due and !amily Sunday. man fail u re 1nc�udes: �xcess1ve to power lawn mower accidents. d haste, unsafe eq u ipment, improper Nearly a third of the victims were • eare and use of � u l pment, l� ck of innocent bystanders. O nly nine per rs. Murray J' i.ilmg kDowledge: and . im proper attitudes cent of theae accidents could be Mrs. G�rtru de Murrav of Lodi Wherever you live, you can auc h as 1mpat_1 ence, thoughllesa i:harged to mechanical failure of a N. .. ll�n_ved two Saturday for J enjoy the convenience of ca• B anger. and , conflde!1ce, Dees, false lhe machine." Then followed a weeks vmt with her. son, �ank and modern appliancea __ , ,with Maynard Coe, director or farm ll1,t of ten saggeet lons on how tlr Ashland BotUed Gu. Allhland .Sil rtiui: }or the Nat1on 111 Sllfct)' 1'tevent an acidcnt. The last �µ gNEWAR K . o. UPI _ A pair of f C. Murray and family, M1dd.le, Bottled Gas _ _ _ is dependable. Co o nc1 I p pmts out that Jac k or b ar- gestion read, .. Never allow a cff ild ' lfil\t-sizcd bandits, duped into , port. M�s. Frank Mu rray and Miss convenient, storm1)N!Of, beat, mony al the .breakfast table may to play with a mower any more Coming out ot their hideaway in I Paulme Wat.son motored to ParkiMtanU)' . r e f have a great 111fl � ence on . the safe- than you would with 8 loaded re- the w<K!ds a t r a day o evading 100 officers, faeed a 109g list of ersburg lo accompany Mn. M urty of a farmer. 0 The attitude the volvcr.'' F« More D■tal11 Phone ray here. criminal charges today. farmer has when he goes o ut to .,. Write Other visiton at the Murny a lot of c ompli c ated machinThe increase in the number or Authorities have decided to run ' Ray­ home were their !on Phili p ery,'' said C�, _" is extremely im- farm ponds aml in the use of bo ats bring arm�d robbery charges rn u Mrs b Ella Toledo of Long­ . ; s r portant. If his wife or children UP · is a contin ually adding possibility ag ainst the men and also on ldset him at breakfast, he's m uch I of ac cident or death. Only by us- ered riling k idnaping and assault enette, Tuppen Plains; and Mrs. Gladys Caldwell. Addiaon. Mrs. more likely to have an accident Ing good safety measures can we charges. Hem.lock Gn,ve, Ohio c , B M ilton . Schneider 38, anton, Edna Cr11 ig was a supper gueat than If he leave� t�e table in a move to cut down this possible Phone WY•M7� loss of life from these relatively and llobcrt B . U offer, 31 , or Oe U- ?f the Murrays Thursday evengoo� frame of mind. _ . roy in Carroll County, were seized 1 : Jt s not only a naggmg wife , at new sources. • • · ____ ____ __ _ -::: the brea�rast table that can d rive The increased use of chemicals hy a Highway Patrol lieutenant & m�n to an accid�nt, Coe --: a req u ire, constant attention to be Wednesday night as they walked married man - h esitated to pomt &U(e these materials do not get in along railroad tracks just west of out. "Burnt toast, bad weather, or the hands of children or in contact Summil Station in Licking County. a aleepleea night can have the s,eme with foods. disastrous efrect. Anything that Only as we k now that we are The •Pa trol had switched · to un- I causes a farmer to concentrate the eau:<ie of a ccidents and that we mar k ed cars and withdrawn its !en on the work at hand Is to be musl control ourselves can we re- cruisers. I The Patrol identified Schneider duce this loss to tbe nation. 8\/oided, if at all possible." Each individual family should: and Hoffer ilS lhc men who abFarm machinery is the No. 1 eause of (arm accidents throughout £aee the fact that hazards do exiat; ducted Granville village marshal the entire _unUed States. And remov� hazards that can be re- Curtis Kuhn, 50, beat him up and strange •� · 1t may seem up.setting moved and recognl:r:e that we'll s,tole his sun a11d cruiser. K uhn tractors is a much more frequent have lo learn to live safely with sullered a slight heart attack. cause of death o r injury on le11el many hazards, Can we expect to They dropped him oH .after lrav• eling a mile. have salety in our rutu re. land than on hill 1a:nd, I Alfred Social Events z·1nma . Br•ght New In Forming Expected Soon, Path ) ogi• sl , ays National Farm Safety Week . T0 Be Observed UIy 24-30 I I E;:.;:&ni:-:E;;��1�:�.� ;:;� �:::. I 950,000. 1 NOWI CITY CONYENIENa BEYOND� TII GAS MAINS WITH �e: --- ----I p·m t-s·1ze Bandits Taken I y patrolman . '' M AVEIY NELSON I Je===========� for 12 month use... and more jobs done... MASSEY�FERGUSON FORAGE ARVESTER Garden Fresh Vegetables For Ch ristmas Dinn,e r REGARDt.ESS OF WHERE YO U LIVE-TOWN OR COUN TRY '• • • Make This .l E T Dream Come True POMEROY Evtry farm can u■t this ,MF 00 Fl■ll•Type Forage H■rvesler. A minimum number of wo,.lna P•rta � It a low coil machine to buy and to operate. There's no need for pick-up 111embly, knlvts or lant, The ftlMa do It all. It chops slanding or tvtn down 01'111, com or legumes for ,111ge. It's Just the thing tor topplitg . au.., beet■ and corn stalkl for b�dlng, or cutting com and IOrghum. • Phone WY 2-2 1 8 1 VISIT OUR LARGE APPLIANCE CENTER I I • ' ' ' ' A HAY CONDITIONER. It rows ,11 in on, operation. I All SIZES IN STOCKI UPIHGH TSI CHESTSI COMBINATIONS! '-���-:--:--:-r���-' Only One 1 5 Culilc Fl!Of Upright Left At A Sp�lal $265.00 Ilg 14 Cubic Foot · FrNztr On{y $229.00 F,REE ELECTRIC SAW, OR D RILL WITH EACH PU RCHASE FtN. h,fiYIIJ Wftliin I 00 fAilts WE 'QU ITE FREQUENT }.Y . HAVE SOME GOOD Fl11antln9 Avallalile ' USED FREEZERS AT A VERY, GOOD PRICE ,,, · Of,.' Own Servicemen Open Evenings By, Appointment · M� Just A llttle ' Open Doily 8 A.M. to 5. P.M. htter Dtall . \ .. . ' With •lmplt att■chmtnta. tht MP minute, to • • • ■ Cenve,la In mow1, cr1111!11 and wlntlo A ROW CROP FORAGER. Utt 1h MF 10 for ,ng corn 1 10,gttum ·o, other row crop, for 1ll■gt. "-ti, A STALK SHREDDER, Now you'll be Qfo to 1hlld corn or cotton at1lk1, bun vhtts or ,tub"-- * drl,tn port1bl1 h■mrritr mlH. A HAMMER MiU, Conntlt Into 1n I offl.i...t PTO, Your MASSEY-FER GU,;IO!'f QNIN FU LTON -THO MASO N TRACTOR SALES le Sure Of hni__..l�Vlllue . ' PHONE WY !-SIOI ,_, ,. ·• - : -POIIE&OY �• • ,- - • • • • � • • - • • - - • -- • • • • , , ,... ._ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ ___ 1 • -- .. Conventiqn Window '°� -->:§.J;......._�"J �,._�� �.:.: . :.. -. 1,;.._ � -: ! -:. -:. ;. : - ·- • ·- ·- · .,. ·• ' • .• ,. . r-. ,. Early Blight Is Problem For Orchard Day Set For Aug. 4 At Wooster Experiment Farm T!?,!��;�m?ilr�=.�-�ark Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 23, 1960-3 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 23, 1960 brown to black d�ad I t, ' n ine in 1Ju from I J npo Inr: r O one-hall Inch in e e olde r Jeon of tom:::: �lan: ••Y• Robert Partyka, utenalon plant pathohlgJst tho ' Ohio State u m· ver, It)'. EarJy' blight 11 probabl", the tro u bl e. .tU ..__ th e spota enlarge, con centrie rlnes may form giving the dead area a "b u J I seye ' appearan ce , a 1100d diagnosis for thia di&eil&e. When many s pots are present the leaf will turn yellow and die Apple and peach uperlmentJ atockl. pear varletlea and peach will be fealures on Orchard DI)' thinnlnt are beine te1led at the Augu.111 4 at the Ohio Agrk u ltur■t central horticulture rarm. Re· Experiment Station 11 Wooater. . aearch on chemical thlnnl na: of apple■ and nutritional atatu, In Director Ray M. Kottman r e, relation lo yield and quality or Por ts th a I r·1ve s tops 11t var Io u1 fruit will also be discu11ed 011 . . sites of c- �rent fruit tree re• lh e Iours beg 1 nn111g 11 1 9 a. m. &!.!arch have been planned. Groups EDT · will visit experlm t I P I• t• The ;afternoon program will , e feature a discuulon on ''Meetini:t where ---growth-,....ntro �" 1 ·n ' app , , _i �• _':.._ the Chal,�enge of Change In Fr uit Growing by Dr. Arth ur J, Heinlc k.e, director , emerit us of the Ne w York Agricultural Expt!riment Station at Geneva. Alao on the afternoon program will be and Paul nirector Kottman Thornburg of Ashland, president or the Ohio State Horticultural Society. NEW FARMAU: CU B do•• more/ob• Try th• 1 -piew farman Cub with W••tr«tor feiatu,.s. W1 today'• handiest 111111II •n.. e powerl - .......... .................. ...._,. ... . ,_, .... • IICCCI,../ 111111 �nl • Dft ,-.t h.. , • Clffr .,..., • He.a hed, ....,, fertllaer, Mlll w-. ...a.. , ,._ ..... .............. ' ' • GrlM '­ • l.eH HIMI, caiw.-, -.a. �",.-.­ • �ow • "- (wflll 4Wl. tfldfl9"' ....._,,. ._,,_,,...... ...... Cultl,... •• MW ­ .... • M,w _ Look at all the belt, pto, and drawbar jpbt you can do with the . 4-cylinder, 10 hp Farma ll Cub. Ride your work away with your choice of job--matched equlplllent. Meigs E"uipment Company Inc. Wh•" Qual tty l a Paramount POMEROY, OHIO l 1;° I n many cases, early leaf tall causee an earlier harvest but these fruits may be of ' lower quality. Reducing leaf are& on a plant reducet1 !oed man ufacturing tissue that produ ces carbohy­ dratee needed for high quality Ten ed u cational · exhiblU on and flavor in the ripen ed fruit. rn•ny phases or fruH prod uction Early blight can be controlled and marketing will be on display. b.Y regular and thorough applica­ Themes include , insect peata of tions of fu ngicides, sa:vs Partyka. stone rruits, apple condition and Two materials give a:ood control its effect on sales, blueberry var­ are maneb (Manzate, Ditha.ne ieties, noteworthy varieties of ap• M-22) IT per gallon of water and pies, peaches and pear,, eeono• zineb (Pan.ate Dry, Dith,ne Z.78 mies of fruit production, water etc) l Y, T per gallon of water'. mana1emen t ror orchard!, de­ Othe r fungicides will give some v eloping new cider-fruit juice control but are not II e rrective. blends, and course& of study in Dusts may be used but will not horticulture at the Ohlo State give the resu ltJI that sprays do. Univ ersity. Clinic• on inseets and M■neb and zineb are aafe ma• terials to use while diaeates are also planned. picking For women, a special pro1r.am frull pro'Vided tomato '1-uits are has been planned for 10: 115 a. m. wuhed or wiped beforn being Mra. Charles Rieser of Harpster used. says the specialist will have charge of arrangements by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the CHEAT ER GOES TO JAIL Horticultural Society for the M O B·ILE, Ala. UPI - L. L. Ray• program revolvin_g around "The bon, 34, was sentenced to 1Jx Magic Suitcaee." Lunch will be eerved on the months in jail Friday for trying to Experiment Station grou nds at cheat a blind nev,stand vendor. R:,:_vbon pleaded g uilty to charges 1 1 :45. that he ('ut scrap paper In the shape of currency and demanded �hange lrom blind \'l!ndor Earl Pend leton, 56, ' Tomato Blossom Drop Caused By Low Temperature Certain problems plague the tomato grower ,whether he baa 1 0 or 10,000 plants •u1ys E. C. Wittmeyer, extension horticultur­ ist, the Ohio State University. Blossom dro p and tomato leafroll are examples. J..ow night temperat ures Is one of the main causes of bloseom drop. Most varieUe1 set more blossoms w hen night tempera­ tures are above 58 degrees Fah­ renheit. Some varieties that wlll • liet bloS!loms under cooler condf­ tkms are Urbana, f4oreton Hy­ brid, Valiant, Fireball and Gla­ mour. Vari eties sensitive to low teniperatures are R utgers, Mar­ globe and Ponderosa. Over-watering, along with lib­ eral use or nitrogen fertilb:era will promote blossom drop. Hot: drying wlnds just as blossoms are shedding pollen lnereases the . problem, says Wittmeyer. Tomato learrou is another pro­ blem that µiystifiea C4>mmercia1 growers and home gardenere. The lower leaves will roll and reel quite leather. SomeUmee leave, on half to two-thirds of the plant will show this condition. ! Leafroliing will often appe,r long after ralny periods. It us­ t1ally decreases under better grow ing conditions. Phlnting tomatoes i n well-drained area, and main• taining adeq uate ·organi c matter in the soil will help lessen the problem. Avoid deep cultivation. Man)' other tips on tomato growing are dim�sed in Exten­ sion Bulletin 376 1 'Growing Toma­ toes in the Home 'Garden' ' avail­ able at your couflty extension office. Start Your Calveo On CALFALAC ' The Conll!lele Mille Replacer Have More Mille To Sell ''SIGN OF QUALITY'' Middleport .Feed Mill "We Do cti1stom Grindin1· 1 Sugar Rul\ Flour Mills No, �nd St, PHONE WV Z-!115 MULBERRY AVE, POMIIROY, OHIO - WY 24U4 MIDOLIPORY . ---·.... . ". Looking Ahead On The Food Markets LET'S GO SHOPPING -- Lookin1 ahead on the Food Mar- J .Im - Vege�blea. Swe,rt corn from local helds rem.un, m the tpotlia:ht. Bt s un lo kHp corn that 1 h11 been kept cold. and keep 1t beat fluor 1 cold until used for Field uown toma.toea are increuin&: in 1upply . Cucumben, summer 1 aqua■h. 1,reen beans and c abba ge are am0n 1 the many vegeta ble choice., leaf lettuce is attr active !)' priced. You may hnd he.id lettuee ------------· 1 CshforQia eelery, atld carrot, CU'· rying hl&ber price ta,- due to i. bor diUiculties in we1tern ,rod\tt· in1 area■. New potato 1uppll11 art increuina:. Thia tbould meta low• u pricea. P'ruil : Look ror Red JIIYeP pe aehea from n earbv , orcluirdt I.bit weelr.. or next. Peach ,•1rietlet ripen at 1l 11ht1y dlf(erent Um.ea. 'l'hlt means a longer season than for many fruill. Jun,.•, cool WHJther ha! delsyNI rlpenin1, makina har­ ve,;t abo ut a w ee k later than 1&1ual. Peaches lro!'l the Carolina'• an n• cellent c �mces, too. Summer ap­ ly Mra. Chatlff Woode ples are in Muon. Blueberrw and Sunday School attendance on blad:berriet •nd ban•nu rematn July 17 WH 60 , offering 113.40. At­ excellent choices, 11 do cantaloupe I tendance at worahip service was and watermelon. 28, Herman Ta)'lor, l�er. Poultry .and Egg,: Ea:p are still A meeting of the Membership and Evangeli&m Comm ission and out1tanding values. With reuon­ one of the Board of Trustees was able prices and large ■upPliet, e1p held Sunday fo8owing the Sun- are excellent protein choice■ for eummertime meala. Jndication■ are LAST WEEK'S MYSTERY FARM tba t of Walter E. Cross, Langsville rural rol\le, day School hour. was . . increased number• ol fJ'fen located east of Da�v11le. Prev1o�s owners of t he farm, known then ai; the Darst farm; were Several local MYF members and that be oming to market durin1 will Cyrus Darst and his father. Tlus I l l-acre farm was first brought into being in 1870 by this a�ul�attended tl1e Charge MYF the next cfew ".ftekt. Look for more same Darst family which oecupied it for 1'0 y ears. Sentinel reader Evelyn Ward of Dexter I picntc at Forked Run L.alr.e Sunday "!peciala" 011 these young bird&. identified it correctly as that of the Walter c ross place · afternoon. The regular YF meetMeat: The lltuation of unchana:­ r In g w.. he ld Sunday e,ening at ed rel.ail meat price• with the ex• ceplion of atere "1pecial1'• ia ex• th �:�� evening praytt Aer- pected to continue for the nut )' few wee U. One eueption may be pori: loins which may increue alighUy in price. Mn. Hart ol Danville apent the O week end at the F;ndling . Calds 8-rt d attended church E�rtain With Cookout Zinni .a bl ight :or leaf spot may J y Mr. and Mh. Harry Stover of have appeared 111 )'OUr area or j Middleport entertained with a cook The age group moat freque11tl)' will be tiCen shorOy, �ays Robert Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz and C. E. BLAKESLEE �ounty Ext■n1lon At,ent, Agri. meeting with death or in� ury i.11 P.arty k.i. extension plant patholo- daughter. of Wililamstown, w. va. out at their home thUJ week with their daucbt.er, Mr■ . Jama Hub­ A ccidents ar� ca u�d-They do the group (rom l�n to nmeteen gist. T.tw Ohio State University. spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. bard, Lancuter, u special 1ueata. I n� j ust happen. This statem_ent years. And worse still, the freq uen- Cool nights with heavy dew for• and Mn, Hobart Swaru. Other■ enjoying tbe outln1 were tmght well be the theme . �f N�hon , I cy of such �ccidents for this age m�tion <.re ideal conditione for . Mn. Charles D. Woode ,pent Miu MabeJ Hyaell, Steve Bailey Monday evening with Mr. and Mn. �• Farm Safety yteek w�1ch 1B be- '. gro p has mcreaacd three per• this fun�us di.sea5e, and Dave Stover. 't First symptoms ol thl.!I disease Clair Wood e of Chest.er, while her mg observed this com111g week ce1, duri�g the last ten _years. Maybe 1t would l_>e w,� lo j u st ar.e small._ reddish b:-own 1pots hwband attended a Panonage July 24 to 30. _ For ev�ry accident . someone majt:� .•. �ental p1ct�re of some with gra)·1sh white centers that Tru!!lte e meeting at the parsonage made a mistake. The mistake was poss1b111l1es lor accidents. flow grad ually increase in site to form there in Jurlgem ent, or tn just plain or- about the proud father who lets irregular, large, brown dry areas. Mr: and Mn. Harry Guthrie re· 'led a rew days in Landln■ry every-day carelessness. his three year old son drive . the Simi l ar spot! appear on stems centlY VIJI Accldenl5 to !arm residents hist tractor? Of course, father ls pro ud and on the nodes. Inrect,·on, on caster and Col umbus. y_ear claime� i:nore than 1 1 ,300 vie- o_f the boy, b ut lel'B hope the boy the stem may cause part or it to Rev. Miller and family recently ttmes and mJ ured about !Jvee to be a man inelead of an ac- die back. The in fected area& may moved into the Robinson home forturn dar k brown or l:ilack, partilJ'I the farm home also we find lot11 ciden.t statistic. I p · ed by th e Rev. D l r Oll e of pote�tlal danger. Another 2,700 This past week on o ur Co-opera• cutarly iC they are on the stems. ia:i�_ i Spray olants with a fungicide to were killed in farm homes and tive Study tour to Chtrleston an Mrs. Edna West and son, Myron, interesting mimeograph was picked protect th (' m from fungus attack. of Atheru, recently vis:ited her sis400,000 injured. up in the waiting room of one of Fe- rbam (1-'ermate. Ferradow, etc) ters, Mrs. Ollie Follrod and family _ ( r f. Human ail u e i 8 th. e great u n the large glass plants. It didn't 2½T per �allon of water or man- and Mn . Thelma Henderson and damen tal ca use o ( acc, �enls, W hat- even concern itself with glass but eb ( rif an .zate · D ithane M-22) I T family. · . . ever th e other cond Itions under- 1 have been an tte m 1 to k eep the pe r gal lon of water will give Mr. a7ld Mn. George Souders lying them is h u man failure to emp 1 oyee on t�e . o:. It started out go od contruI when used regularly. and son of Columbua visited the J � recognlze and �r rec t hai:a,,..s an d like this. "Last year �.000 toes latter's 1ister, Mn. Besti� Cappel take re�•onab�e precautions. J:I U· and 18,DOO fingen were lost due and !amily Sunday. man fail u re 1nc�udes: �xcess1ve to power lawn mower accidents. d haste, unsafe eq u ipment, improper Nearly a third of the victims were • eare and use of � u l pment, l� ck of innocent bystanders. O nly nine per rs. Murray J' i.ilmg kDowledge: and . im proper attitudes cent of theae accidents could be Mrs. G�rtru de Murrav of Lodi Wherever you live, you can auc h as 1mpat_1 ence, thoughllesa i:harged to mechanical failure of a N. .. ll�n_ved two Saturday for J enjoy the convenience of ca• B anger. and , conflde!1ce, Dees, false lhe machine." Then followed a weeks vmt with her. son, �ank and modern appliancea __ , ,with Maynard Coe, director or farm ll1,t of ten saggeet lons on how tlr Ashland BotUed Gu. Allhland .Sil rtiui: }or the Nat1on 111 Sllfct)' 1'tevent an acidcnt. The last �µ gNEWAR K . o. UPI _ A pair of f C. Murray and family, M1dd.le, Bottled Gas _ _ _ is dependable. Co o nc1 I p pmts out that Jac k or b ar- gestion read, .. Never allow a cff ild ' lfil\t-sizcd bandits, duped into , port. M�s. Frank Mu rray and Miss convenient, storm1)N!Of, beat, mony al the .breakfast table may to play with a mower any more Coming out ot their hideaway in I Paulme Wat.son motored to ParkiMtanU)' . r e f have a great 111fl � ence on . the safe- than you would with 8 loaded re- the w<K!ds a t r a day o evading 100 officers, faeed a 109g list of ersburg lo accompany Mn. M urty of a farmer. 0 The attitude the volvcr.'' F« More D■tal11 Phone ray here. criminal charges today. farmer has when he goes o ut to .,. Write Other visiton at the Murny a lot of c ompli c ated machinThe increase in the number or Authorities have decided to run ' Ray­ home were their !on Phili p ery,'' said C�, _" is extremely im- farm ponds aml in the use of bo ats bring arm�d robbery charges rn u Mrs b Ella Toledo of Long­ . ; s r portant. If his wife or children UP · is a contin ually adding possibility ag ainst the men and also on ldset him at breakfast, he's m uch I of ac cident or death. Only by us- ered riling k idnaping and assault enette, Tuppen Plains; and Mrs. Gladys Caldwell. Addiaon. Mrs. more likely to have an accident Ing good safety measures can we charges. Hem.lock Gn,ve, Ohio c , B M ilton . Schneider 38, anton, Edna Cr11 ig was a supper gueat than If he leave� t�e table in a move to cut down this possible Phone WY•M7� loss of life from these relatively and llobcrt B . U offer, 31 , or Oe U- ?f the Murrays Thursday evengoo� frame of mind. _ . roy in Carroll County, were seized 1 : Jt s not only a naggmg wife , at new sources. • • · ____ ____ __ _ -::: the brea�rast table that can d rive The increased use of chemicals hy a Highway Patrol lieutenant & m�n to an accid�nt, Coe --: a req u ire, constant attention to be Wednesday night as they walked married man - h esitated to pomt &U(e these materials do not get in along railroad tracks just west of out. "Burnt toast, bad weather, or the hands of children or in contact Summil Station in Licking County. a aleepleea night can have the s,eme with foods. disastrous efrect. Anything that Only as we k now that we are The •Pa trol had switched · to un- I causes a farmer to concentrate the eau:<ie of a ccidents and that we mar k ed cars and withdrawn its !en on the work at hand Is to be musl control ourselves can we re- cruisers. I The Patrol identified Schneider duce this loss to tbe nation. 8\/oided, if at all possible." Each individual family should: and Hoffer ilS lhc men who abFarm machinery is the No. 1 eause of (arm accidents throughout £aee the fact that hazards do exiat; ducted Granville village marshal the entire _unUed States. And remov� hazards that can be re- Curtis Kuhn, 50, beat him up and strange •� · 1t may seem up.setting moved and recognl:r:e that we'll s,tole his sun a11d cruiser. K uhn tractors is a much more frequent have lo learn to live safely with sullered a slight heart attack. cause of death o r injury on le11el many hazards, Can we expect to They dropped him oH .after lrav• eling a mile. have salety in our rutu re. land than on hill 1a:nd, I Alfred Social Events z·1nma . Br•ght New In Forming Expected Soon, Path ) ogi• sl , ays National Farm Safety Week . T0 Be Observed UIy 24-30 I I E;:.;:&ni:-:E;;��1�:�.� ;:;� �:::. I 950,000. 1 NOWI CITY CONYENIENa BEYOND� TII GAS MAINS WITH �e: --- ----I p·m t-s·1ze Bandits Taken I y patrolman . '' M AVEIY NELSON I Je===========� for 12 month use... and more jobs done... MASSEY�FERGUSON FORAGE ARVESTER Garden Fresh Vegetables For Ch ristmas Dinn,e r REGARDt.ESS OF WHERE YO U LIVE-TOWN OR COUN TRY '• • • Make This .l E T Dream Come True POMEROY Evtry farm can u■t this ,MF 00 Fl■ll•Type Forage H■rvesler. A minimum number of wo,.lna P•rta � It a low coil machine to buy and to operate. There's no need for pick-up 111embly, knlvts or lant, The ftlMa do It all. It chops slanding or tvtn down 01'111, com or legumes for ,111ge. It's Just the thing tor topplitg . au.., beet■ and corn stalkl for b�dlng, or cutting com and IOrghum. • Phone WY 2-2 1 8 1 VISIT OUR LARGE APPLIANCE CENTER I I • ' ' ' ' A HAY CONDITIONER. It rows ,11 in on, operation. I All SIZES IN STOCKI UPIHGH TSI CHESTSI COMBINATIONS! '-���-:--:--:-r���-' Only One 1 5 Culilc Fl!Of Upright Left At A Sp�lal $265.00 Ilg 14 Cubic Foot · FrNztr On{y $229.00 F,REE ELECTRIC SAW, OR D RILL WITH EACH PU RCHASE FtN. h,fiYIIJ Wftliin I 00 fAilts WE 'QU ITE FREQUENT }.Y . HAVE SOME GOOD Fl11antln9 Avallalile ' USED FREEZERS AT A VERY, GOOD PRICE ,,, · Of,.' Own Servicemen Open Evenings By, Appointment · M� Just A llttle ' Open Doily 8 A.M. to 5. P.M. htter Dtall . \ .. . ' With •lmplt att■chmtnta. tht MP minute, to • • • ■ Cenve,la In mow1, cr1111!11 and wlntlo A ROW CROP FORAGER. Utt 1h MF 10 for ,ng corn 1 10,gttum ·o, other row crop, for 1ll■gt. "-ti, A STALK SHREDDER, Now you'll be Qfo to 1hlld corn or cotton at1lk1, bun vhtts or ,tub"-- * drl,tn port1bl1 h■mrritr mlH. A HAMMER MiU, Conntlt Into 1n I offl.i...t PTO, Your MASSEY-FER GU,;IO!'f QNIN FU LTON -THO MASO N TRACTOR SALES le Sure Of hni__..l�Vlllue . 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PRICE $219.00 'MIii a!Alff • • • do do It. �·- - 4� ·�� ·- lob• 1011 ... ..... your LENNOX illaltr ! 88 -- ·�;�-�1!.'I!:. �::i� ' �al fh• YOU ■ COAl, OIL, IAS F U'l tl & Ctl ' u_.. I , • • • I I '= · \.. . J.. I I I I I • I I ff�':!.:.'i:c���:t.,1ned o n \ Tu e>d ay evenJn1 with � Pim P■r- . ty at her home In )l!ddleport. Guests for the evenin 1 were Sari ( ... Carolyn Searle., Jane� IBa• Bedille, . . A dinner . partr al the Marhn ker, l?arla Gilmore, Myrl� Wilson Res!aura�t in Mtddleµort Wedne�- or M iddleport, ��nnle Miller of day evemn g honored M rs. John 1 . Columbus and ,Dnue Oanon of RutDav111 of New York wh.o h.a .s been land Ell en Du tto n , Middleport, ' v1s1ling her mother Mrs George� was unabl e to a ttend bt!ciluae of Andtirson, Sr a nd other relat1ves.ey 1ll ne1111 Miss Carson was also the overMrs Ds vi� plans to retur n to her n ight gu est of Mi H M cC0 111 a1 after I home the r1rst of next wee� a nd · the party. her h_usbarid who has bee n m Jee,. la ud J or some ti me a � expects to MEN'S I" ' arrive at th eir hr, me m the near , ., f uture. WA.D �.K. _ 1•� Othe rs attendin1 the di nn er ... L.Je Oii R--'d, .,-,., �.., :S.:" were M iss Dahlia Pluley of Oolum! bull, Mn. Henry Watson o f Pt Oloy■ L••)hff "' i-Pleas ant, W. Va.; Mrs. D'vi n g Karr, p.rIe• 1 at l�'9tly .....,. Jr , of Maso n, anll MrB. Clinton � .. Mrs Fisher, Mrs Roscoe Fowle r, John Ki n caid, Mn. 0. 8. Stou_t and Mts L E. Re)'nolds, all of M1di:lle,. itte rt,.te, 1 2 port iriifPV _ hil'D UW'� Followi ng the din ner the ladie:1 • we n t lo the home of airs Karr t or 1 MIDDL"W�, ·:, e even mg, 1 th ;;;; -..-.....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1 �---... , --.. • · ,1 ' 0 O I :�n.i. tt I _ rl Pom e roy-Midd l eport, 0. , Jul y 23, 1960 \ltlftllll ,,... ln19tllltktt¥1 and Wertz drove in four runs u 1nyone hll the perfect right I with th� hits, includ:ng hls 1 1t h • len•I \0 NY ''I told you so" it's amia- I homer with two on. •; HMi, ':9ltJII : The Orioles won their game ble Al Lopez of the surging Chi1 M. "•T K 1 from the Tia:e�s on _two unearn_ed W L "'"· H Middleporl's Little League AU-Stars competing i11 the Cllfd 'white Sox, Onli, 1 month ,go e ,eryone was runli and a, n ifty pie..:e of rehel 18 Slli ..eo2 2 � National area play-ofrs , were elimi na ted in their flr� t o ut i ng :1�=�:: eounUn& hi, White 8ox out be · I pitching by fastballer Jack Fish/ 1 -17J 911 "' last evening at Fairl a nd 2- 1 . blll �- thef •ere �wallowmg Jl ong ! er Errors by Frank Bolling and J erry Log Ahp lea · · · "; -to .ISB 6 It was a t ig ht p1l(· h inJ:! duel tht' catcher, tnding ii Pomerot lit, LeeilR! bl . ,e g-&h'l es be hind Chico Fern a n dez helped the Orio• lh f lice 6 t : m ietlttS h l t •P l be1wcen Mike 13ntton, at his V a ninwage n got M iddlt'porl's otbfllfh = :t ftW � 1 J es to two runs in th e fourth and :: Y■itkffa t :ettco :!in t,i peak of performance yesterday er hit, a single in t_hf' f1fl h . i plal 1ut hiehl i•u · the w ay ror Pele Burnp.oved White thl! theh .,_11 lh¥M,tl � ,. Cln � Mb IM tli\#1 l,_.. � Di � Bratton fanned e11:ht. walked ,nd big lkrshcl Brouk� , Negro ;l firth !iJde's defeat. I win 1:1 to on '8lnl! itl11 1 .· n1, y one ; Bratton, Brooks fennt'd 1 1 , Phi BIi � • , gh < h, nd ec Orat i on aHowed o .. · Phi■ II· ,ffi 119 •'1lll1-hi ttlh • --I 1 I - It� a 1 Ot , The Cardi remained in a v ir• 1 1""'"· I O W Chielle . 1\i ellinl-\1'11 !Iii one hit. a sim(le in th e fo u rth I walked two. t \-,a•)', howtlffi, now that I tual he for L h'trd lace with t he f111lt\ ft 1ilt1F� ill f 16-1 ••• · t ·l thal mc1111t nothm� m the scoring. ! r, has 1rOh 1b. Jh ii hl'w and Dodgers on Curt S mmon11' 11tx-h1t ifflihlllb Call now will point to the ttl -1 ......... f 11 1 l l 1 p � t *I " i;....m_ ,Oiflls re- p ctory over llle Reds. St LoUJ s · · Fairland st(lrted the scorin1: I Wellsto n Little League tournal lli blily th� e Potnt lbhll •....,. !flli.-. Jumped on loser Joe Nuxha ll for � INt � _ ltt in the lop of the sis:ln and Cin'al mt'nt after adding thrtt 1 0 year i ffoit\ � tJtb • . Q1llljk,U1 � • -•• � ... l'el hrhl �" Lothree ruM i n the rint mnm_g n 1 "1" ,.... Middle1i squad. s 1 itmll'lf;I letl � un.11w. . . Inning when Black aot the first old pluyers to hi � ■Y n. itbt's 1 1-5 ' with I he he1 P of a tr i pI e ' bf Ju I 10 '" � INlit •ftel' \ $lt 'two � iett hi8 ht ·t,tl.lltl free pills orr Britton, advanctd ,vort is the defending cham p at ViotGty o\ll\i' the Vanki:!e8. who J av,er and ·Daol Spencer s homer t o th ird when Biaa 's hopper al '\\· tll&lo n . nd tlt ee "J � l fl tiQil 1 1.W_11i ,t l · · . llt;!t it o_r thflli' 1,!1: llf. •hliw ·• � 1 lhird ba se w is muffed. ahd • ,lfi the Ji .._.,• ""'/ I 2 002 000 Fairland I � · • S('Ored on a fielder's_ t·h? i« pl_llY· ft II • -- 11 r,iff& l· iP_,,. of ,Poi t i thiJ i:f] 000 001=1 2 2 1,1 • I\OC · U ed to the plate. nol m time. Bias , Middleport lf!he Whi� lox, who bne col• · Brooks a n d Eiion. Bra tton and = thl • with lWO OU I soon scored on a of the ' -1 1MI� t lblll dt 88 hill in the ir t' -· .. • ty t...l ..:... ,t It,. Johnson. J. 1 - MilrlifMil , .. Bob loaer a k11i1 ... pa . fll,ftlM, fivt: �U\ hla hahW fttM ------l y NHtl FNncl• ::d: �-� H 's boys came back It :Jolfr ..... � Oh tip thli ..... .,., f,nl �hm Vtnkee reHeva Mr. l1 to thr<'�H'n in t fie la-it h a lf of Nc ht ni ay �d M 1'11 . G dhert Dunn and g '!Pl rt,r Jfl h t& ;tr-11i CN) .,._ l,11 .. tn11 t-f noon a nO "thil evenl hg. . 1 fo u h Suncl,r't 0•"'" l1dren Of 0 ay1on were C had r r a Loll m !he sixth. Sher nd a ,ox: " ft H W'ee lle rutc . ' 1'he f'nt n e t h 1 v111itmg her cousins Mr. and M.rs. I, St. Lo u l1 at Clhdni\afl n nie Mm• Mi d n a apie<;e hits thrte • 1 � _,,._ n ' N 1 d erson • d 01111 "'• 11 •1 P• •11•• 1 RonniP Hindy 1hl' f i rst h itler · N A TI ONAL LEAGUE Mllw•Ulru at Chlnto 2 _n t wu scheduled for that Jime, • but �- drove in three ru ns a� the w orI ey Fran.c1s. They a I so s= In the hn1tm1,: order,. led or£ With Pl•Yff• c lub H G. AB R. . Pct, j Phfl■ct.tphl• •• £01 Aftllllft sometim with e of Mr. and strmg Mrs. a pped a n i!l Sbx. 'W!tite the lhree tmes folto.,lft it Vftre a single down t lw (i r ,; t base l l ne M■yi, s . F. 86 330 69 1 12 .339 Pltt1bvr9h •t S• Fnnc ltc• er Cooper.,! •d son h Beec_ The)' J/i u h t ga tnes they nh_ad Wh c 'a�h itrate h i 11 th n e or 0 89 386 56 124 .32 1 f that gilt throui::h t llf' ri�hl fielder G t Pgh AMEIICAN LIAGUE lost to the iYankeea. Fra n k 1><1ll· retu rned hom e ""' ,urday. J l i ndy .�ra mpning lo t h ird ba se. A���r n . C hi. .,,re puI bJ k a jfbr� ue lo rain I 86 3 1 5 st 101 .321 L W Pd. G Charles Wy a tt and lamily re8 1 the rlrst mann tOOk over Chicago's pikh• us fanncr l Bud rt y Clmnl e, Pgh . 85 337 5,4 107 .3L8 Ne w Y ork Broo k s thf'n 48 35 .51/'8 · ing ,,hen the Yanks thre�ten cd ��nlly . mc;.ved o n the Archi e �� ��&\�e � 0u��a me� Moore and Jim Johnso n. Gary S t e• While, St L. .5 5 87 340 1)6 !05 .3@ Chicago fifth mn !ng and y 1e ld ed Stmpk ms farm , which th ey pu rY e,e games are in' order st.rt-. i n the Th '7 2 � :SO 37 bart hit Brooks' '.l 2 p it(' h dow n Ad k M " l 38 .MB 46 73 27� 30 85 .309 Clev eland ' U1ree only " hil.8 over the 1ast 4 C hasedmg at 6 P - m., Pomt Ple 11.11ant �•!hf' first ba�<' line, it wa� mis• Sk i��. P�h. Paul Taylor and wire of Ali:ron 49 t2 .&3 8 3 87 338 63 1 04 . 308 · saltlmore n nings for his seventh viei 2-3 Hindy Bruton , M U . handl(•d for ,in e rror, 41 43 .488 ? ½ w ,nus vs �e,n,roy_ J.l5, Racine ! tory 83 361 70 I l l .307 Washington have been visiting her 1ister, Mrs. I lana, aDd sc-orin i..: 60 2:i6 37 71 .302 'De troit . . . . , . . 41 43 .-481 'f¼: Braves v,. OIIIIPDhi Merle Davis and f a mily . Howard, L. A. t Gallipo- \ e h vs. s e ke n Ya ro e Pom With big Hr1tl"r W� llare ot hal Cngh m , St. L. The R ed Sox beat the l n�1 ans y Mr and Mrs. Cl are nce Ogdin 82 3 16 46 .9 5 .30l [ Bo1ton . . . . . . . 34 D l ,too 1 5 , . Ka nsas City . . . 32 52 .381 l fl � Us Yankee• , 6-4, the Orioles topped th e Tigers and Mrs. Hazel � a rtin were Stobart �toil• s(• <·onJ with th e The undersigned, SUPERINTENDENT OF .JWlJR­ Monf!cy tvtn i na Mohd round ·2- 1 and the Athletics ci erealed the , Sund a evening gue AMERICAN LEAG.UE tleing run in position to score, s ts y of Mr. l'rlUy's ••ult, OF THE S'l'ATE OF OHIO, hereby eel!(lfl11 (hat Do ANCE e dn h t me ith Po roy a la be1i w America n othe B u t Walla<"{' popped out foul to Skowro n , N . Y. TT 293 33 9� .324 r l) y a n d Mr1. J. G. Swan. 1 Senators, 9-4, in C t W hlh9t;; 4 [ N) gen tacklln1 Red's Meats, the Lc a1ue 1111mes. The MIDWEST MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. of 86 328 50 106 .328 :: �i:o, Jt; DM,!� Smith, Chi. ( , Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Swa n spent I . i 1 Chdhire Rtdlta:1 goi • alter the P�wer, Cle � e. 7 8 304 40 97 . 319 Bel DES MOINES, Slate of !OW/l, bas complied wll� the ln" the N ational Lea gue, the Pi- 1 Sund ay evening with the Ch arles , Cf1V 4 on ,.. NI 1tllncl 6 t f y k Gallipolis Tilffl a nd •w Haven I PltH 1tretehed th eir l ead to 2 ½ Wyatt a n d family. 87 330 54 105 .3J8 M.i no,o, chi. laws of this Slate applleable lo thl, class . ot · C0111�l.. ) N • meeUn1 Somervllie M.eton. 80 200 oo 1M . 318 Chlc IIO 1 1, N.Hr or 5 I M I N y Cthlts with a 4-1 d ec ision over 1 Is authorked during 'the eilrrent year lo ,� � and Mrs. Mr. Be and echer Cooper ch urd, bl · '! ;: · Hartley y\ 1 1 80x----& 7 I tltt! Gia nts, the cubs outl ast ed the 1 and son were i n Parker1burg last 82 ll8 M B9 .a l l , �:� R��;�I•, Bli�. Slat• Its appropriate btullllt!'8 of lnsunllfe on this In 1 0 a 1 o e i • I G1llipoli1 Red Sol 000 llU-' 6 11 Br■vee, 8-7, the Dodgers blank'ed Selvera, c h i. ll7 224 48 6B .304 I Thursday on busine111• plan. v f■NI mutual the • y 2 H1milton tnd Re al. LU lla and the Phillies, 2-0, and the Card69 23 1 23 69 . 99 1-1 weru:, Ba n . Mrs. Merle Davis a nd Mrs. Latmin JOhlllOft Cleft 1 �5 •nd Ollon•' . 80 306 50 91 .297 1 KuenP, Cleve. � inals. 11cored an 8-3 wi n over the Byron Davi11 and daughter Debbie Its finanelal condition ls show,, by Its -.i..i . �lale­ 1 - I YI ""r ._1 "Mtllletbit Iron 10.._18 8 I bds. ·221 Pleraa ll, Cleve . 76 2MI 44 77 .297 rerancis F '. Worley Mrs. Ofl called c ment h to have been as follows 'oh Decf-mber 31, 1.998, l o a • , ty •• W i ftlt h-- Pomero, BedlBfJ 010 2 - B 2 T ' Jim Pll!r!11II drove in three r�ns Runt Bttt•d In , kinu ' ,. c enUy. J • s Dtl .. 1 • w .y 2"-6 8im,ldn1 and 8teftns. We rry for Oll!veli.hd agai nat Boston wit� Amerl c • n League _ Maris . Yanh · ....ts of Amount Mr. .83 a H. n d UiOSt;t97 M. Mrs. "' N elson • N 2 t l ltlht trol lalti • t Dlt ; and VanMet.lt. kees, 76; Sk o wro n . Yu nkees 66 '\° h ill tilth e nd 12th homers, but it an d J o hn call ed on Worley Fran1 v Pomer . Genlil e , Orioles 60; Minoso, White --Meul ••t •n� ruct , e)' fl iers lt03 U--lCI 1, 0 'tril&n 't enou•h to offset the sl u a:- ci !t a nd wife Friday. Amount of llllbWtleo, Ineludlng ONLY 1 • d 2 Watk•r ' S-1 Ol 'p'Ut 8n Whl� l M 9 ot·8 � So.x M; Lemon, se n ators 56. :W •lhi Vic and m J or WIiiia s 1'ed l re-lnsuritnce rese�, ;ut'I:• lt!J�5.08 Bury! Whitre was Yisltlng Mr. •itll'· Natlontl Ltttd - Uanks, Cube 8. Moore and Bartell. Jtney a nd W� rtt:. y. a esd n Wed HIii D. R. . s Mr and n i intto •n Wash :• Gooch. Surplus, - BO ; Aaro n, Braves '75; M ays, Gi- K t1 • C ty fllllla ma h it hi!I llith homer - -'- i111ltM2.57 Mrs Delbert Milam spent I Jew ------� i ante 68; C e peda, Gia n ts 6 1 ; Mat·-- · -- � a ys i,u wee� vi11i hng relatives lneome for the year 1958 . h - - . 8"2,411'8& hew,, Brave, 61. . ,, m West Vlrg,n ,a c,...1,1111 ., Ham• Run• . 1 tt-rn 1tlo 1 u L•1 1 n· n 1958 year tbe fo Expenditures 1 1 r Am■rlcan L..,.,. - Mnr111, Ya n- ! ' SBLSDON PARK, Eng. UPJ' :· / , kecs 3 1 ; Lemon; _ se� ato�s 24: � an - hrtlY tlty Mla'fr!,I 3 ITNF.SS �F, J· have W IN Luc end Ar11:cntine of a de Fidel h Rlc 3 mbus u Col 2 mordl I TlEers Coluv1lo, Z3, yankees lie, A. '1 \ S1 ) :\ , W \ . n8me hereunto submitted' .. . Scotland's John Pe n ton shared ppd,, rtlh Roch11t■r 20; Skowro n , Yankees 17. y a tod entering lead the ttfix­ bl' to Sf:!al y m caused and 36. final s ••In �-, t-•on�, ,I Montre■l ' - •• -� Nat Ion• I L••tu• - 1B an k !I, C 11 bH 111, anflut.l fa mily pic n ic of the h ole gri. nd 1n the s pr1te day thia . Ohio, Columbus, at 1 ed nttrnaAmericln 1,11.. .. .,, ,. · 27: Aaron. Bra ves 27 ; Boyer. Card. Ph ilathea i!lociely of the Middl\e- tiona I gel r tourna me nt. They 'n d date. o 1 -•I St. 7 IJ, Mi ' r• nnupo ; 20 Ma th ews, Braves 20; M ay s , G, , . port Church of Cbri1t waa he d H ou 1ton 1 OMlvtr O NEW YORK UPI - I n&e mar 't"huraday eveni ng at th e Roadside rea,hed l he helfwar ma rk of th e I , July H, 19411 ants 19 · 7ii:h0 le cha m pions h1 P ." i1 h a ggreLo u l1Yllle S CharlNfon 2 J()h anuon wu " very plea1ed" but Park with 28 In attend an ce . Pitching Edwo rd A. $to.well ' gate scores o , 142. 0IC k Mett of I C Worth t lndlanapoll1 2 moyd PatlerLWn'a manar1er, Cu■ ,..., Arnerlcen L••1 u• - ontes. Yon- D01111-Ft. The bleHing; preeed mg th e m eaI r intendent of lnsuninc■ pe S u ________ en s world he t x., e T io, n to n A n Sa D WIil A led to• was 11ven by Rev. Fred I . Gardner. mato, slightly puzi kl'l!S 9- I ; TurIey, Yun k<'l'� 6· 2: ,- 0 ,, champ ,· on, trs o'led th e co-lead- ,, of Ohio UNIFOltMI TRAD the n of Los Anover da ael.,...t I l o -.,. Stohhs, Senotnrs 6·2: Perry, InM rt . L E Re ynolds president • con· en 1 by n ine .glrokes. WASHINGTON U P1-P1tcher1 1eiea as the 1ite for the ne,xi world duded· a ·short buii·n eu meeting. dianA l 0-4 ; Slllley, Whiti, Sox 9_4 _ •�----�""======,,,,==,-.,==""'====��""=-::,' BIii Fl11cher and Tom Moraa. n heavyweltht title filht.. 1 •• A n annou n cew en\ of tJiv Aug ust National LHIU• - Williams, !ilW i lched unifor m• tod1,. In • "No one h11 spoken to tn e or m eeting wlth M ra.· Jto l>ert McEI"• 1 Dod g ers 9 2 : Jtoc buck, IJod.icrs 8-2; s traight wa iver deal betwef" .We Pat terson abo ut lhe propo1ed JU nny committee rg e I n ch a and her Farrell, Phils 7-2 ; Uuhl, Broves 9-3; Washi n gto n Senators a nd Oelroll ' site," D Amato H id. 'A• far H l [ ._,11 made . Mrs. Reynolds an nou n c, Tige rs. 1.nw, Pirates 12-�. know they're atlll lookina: for I ed that the Loya l Pals Class of the site a1non1 ctUea that Include ch urch a re selll ng pie a n d garden New York." ba■kets . The cha mpion ', m an,rer added -----J ft' he would make no further slate· Mickey Fears m,n' ahoUl 'h. ..,. unIll aft.. h , dl1eu1N1ea the ·,1tu1Uon with Jo, hannon I n Sweden next montb. M ass. UPI wolfCESTER, is scheduled to atart 1 n Steady Mickey Wright, who has Ptttenon AKRON, Ohio lJl'I - Smllinl!! rrom Baltimore, Md., Ke n Venturi exbJbition tou r itl that country truste very Httle Jay Hcherl , a sl£1'nder 37-ycar•old and Fred Htwkl ns. to luck so far, d Mason Rudolph WII at 143 whil e Aui. 8. ex•Marlnl', held II une s l rok e lead feared chance would turn a&ai n st Bill FulH)', pre1lde nt or Fea- her today as she drove towa rd n l,lOl11g inl. n lhl' third rimnd or PGA for mer U, S, Open champion Tom­ 11 .11:old drnmpi o nship 1oday wltt1 fa- my Bolt, Gene Llttler, Geora« ture Sports, lnc., a nnou nced Frl- u nprecedented third con11ecutive vored Arnold Pnlmor I wo Nlrokt•s Bayer, Ted Kroll a nd We s Elli■ aa)' that tht P1tteno n · Johanuon u. s . wom en'i Open golf champi• orf the p.11.ct'. wer e at 144. For mer PGA cha m • "rubber" match will be sta&td 1t onah ip, Hebert . 11torrning the Jong 7,Hl!i· pio ns Jackle Burke and Doug the Los An1elea Coliseu m Nov. 1 Miss Wright of Chula Vista, I Country Club Ford we re amonc thoae arouped unlet• eUher tiilhter baa a " re•- Call f . walked off the Worcester yard Fir�stone course a■ he did the bt>at'hes of at 14-15 while a atroke behind with sonable objection." country club wlth h er seeo n d on e l wo Jt m a, shot a lhree under par a host of othera wu t nother lorunder par 71 Frid ay and a two 67 for a two ro111Td one uruler par mer PGA ki ne, Dow F1natfr w1Id. 1troke lead solng Into tod a y's fl­ 139 before a PGA re(•Ord seco nd After toda)''H round the field will nil two rou nds on the rolllng, day 111llery o( 12,770. be cut to the low 60'1 and tie, 8,173 yard ••zout. That WH one strok e better than for Sund1)"s fi nal l'ound. Hebert shot five birdie& but ll• Don Januar)' while Sammy Snead many ham• repair can carded Lwo bo1eya In h la round. so grouped wtJre and Doug Sa nde n Phone Wl•l•3fl4 l younell and oave money, We tan with Palmer ,t 1-41 . Three stroke, He toured th e front nJne In 33, . n I off e n ni back thle par, nder u two John r111ne 142 ,t e pac thr. POMEROY, OHIO IMlp you with lnformatl,. 1111 how fl! R1ci pe, wJ� h fin bil runs in the, •-,,�!!!""'!!!!',!�!"',�=e,!!�...,__:_.'.0�'0 on n: •l l,:_:a l 11 ll e_:kn ow n pro 34, one undar rq:W1tlon filurtl. · ::::_:-::__ _: '.'.::"' :'.'.'.'.'.'.: ::: But thal 67 added lo hl1 first Pini 111nJn.J, lour ot them un­ rou nd 71 Wu Sood lhlMl h to &Ive earned, sewed up a Pony pme Ylt• tory laat even 1n, at S1rttu.n, th e him the leacl, . Palmer, 1hootl!!41 for • new 1011 fi nal coun t beln1 8-2. •Bruce Beea}e .,,., the only hit• l n1 "triple el"Own 1 1 l'ln into trou­ ter on eith er ta,m to Jet more ble after • 1ood 1t1rl lhd wiu nd thin on UM)', hfil ·tRiltlll two Ith• , up wlth • aewnil l'Ound ilta'N 11ea for i1dne. four over par. ·Larry h-lce went all the way for Ifie wl nnier,, fanned 12 and walked ·tlree, Jim l..cukl, who cami on In ' lhe fourlh, fan ned nine, wolkod two In four innt np. Jlacine & 1 0 000 0---t e O ·lyracuae 010 001 0-2 a I Prlce and Baney. Sinon CLP) , Lumber · W lnebren nu 1, Louka 4, and Cun­ IHy.te.a,,ly·ow• Por �rr pur­ f • diff. ,..._ 2 In. • 4'• ■r old c■mn.., A• low ... RIDI ICOUT QUIN Un. 131,oo I!: . ' 1 CINCINNA11 UPJ-Mickey Con• nCll)w, totmer Boaton Colle1e fool bib. tqr, hH ,..._ •• IIIJ>Ol'­ I "Ouh In the N.. 1111· 1 1a.M ... 1 for the Clntlnha:U Red1. . . . ,eUO ' VOLTS B U( COStI y. Eff0f Sef S [)p V JC l ory • ri ' n tinel, eoNE H. P. e 1114• HBIGHT e 11" WIDTH 0G All$f, P"' • unfin .. iw . lli,t •1tt1o" llUTII Sl!E IT Art OIi The BrtgheA Corner In :Ml !)DL.f()i.T >,. ,1... te!l SAVE-SAVE-SAVE ..,,,, ••.. In • . • ,. 'l'llr_!!!J �· Budaet , .. Oa Moll ' Pufsbrt:M ' ON fltll Es:terlor llolbe pai!tl nnji;, oi eolan. Ai low u ' Boker _ for�itulle t-f! • .. , •� '"1- h, U'nl\li:potpd Cool• Ing Copocity Fer lts Slso Shlnil.., . or HthJIIHI, "oll rootlns - u .. WY Ul.. � -,, ',,, ' j/ ':\Ii' • I ' , � • '. .. ··- -·- .. . - . . . -...---- -----· .. __ .. .. ... .. • . • ,eh of Ch•llf --------------------------- • Chu R"'l••d Dai ly Se n tinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, O., July ZS. 1�5 ' · · BiNe ocholll 9;30 am: wonhlp 1 ..,,,ice IO,IIO am : Youth r,now� 8 pm_ worohip 7 pm. (Edlrorial-"Chriatianity Today" ) cu C:h11rc:h ., C:hrW The · comlng of warm days brings the happy sI_ g ht 0f. ,. A rn - S Pomet'■y .ehool 9:BO a m : Mornunday SU NDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THI! W!EK eric an, on the move--0r it wo u ld be a happy Sight, u not i ne worship to,30 am: Evenine By Roy L. Smith quite &o many of us were trying to move at he a_m ti me. 3 : 30 pm; Pr•yer meeti n & The story of Hosea, the Old Testament prophet who Turnpikes and freeway are now crowded w!ith .sm1ll1�ona of worwhlri 8 and Bible study 7:30 pm Wedne»­ preached about the year 7 10 8. C., is the story of a man who cars cra wling over the glorioua landtcape. Who ar� the peo- day. held e grudge against the times. tc.lnt•lkl,y Chu rch - Sunday ple riding in these autornoblles? Where are they going? What Sophisticated Peoce p:ao am; Wor1hlp ,er-vice tch(lOI are they thinking? We rarely know. Only when a bumper Although the wor d had not yet en i nve n�ed. the gen - crashes into ours or a (ender is creased, do we step ou t and 10 1con,,... iena , l Chrl t era tion in the midst of which Hosea, li ved w as h1 gbly IOpht.11• 1 l b engage i n the form al ritua of exehan ging cards, there y be9:30 n day tchool tlealed. And no generation is ever in such danger aa that one coming acquainted with our traveling Cellow•Am�ricans For .at'-" C!hu,ch-Su or, 30 am. 1 · 0: w ,ervice hip m s. r is which th in k.ii it knows all the answe ;.,_,.0,. IMentM>•y Acfventltt the rest of the jou rn ey we live ln lso[a tion, the windows rol lDue to a peculiar politi cal situ ation , in which the two ed up. Even though we �e on the sa me higbw�y, we live in -<Iz.t Butternut Ave. DAV Hall) grea t emp ires of anti quity - A$sy ria and Egypt - were pla-y- differen ,. 1 sabbath School 2 pm; Wonbip t wor lds. In g for power a n d wo rl d m a stery 1 the small nations that la y J t is astonishing how complete and self-sufficie nt our service 3 : 15 pm ; se�vic:e, are Sat ­ betwee n the · two were enjoyi ng a perio d of unprecedented little " worl ds" are and we have but little inclination to urday. Prayer meetin g Th u rsday prosperi ty. ch a nge groupings. There is, by way of Ulust ration . tbe in tel- ''�;:._ of Goel _ ,h- 1 l Mt. A n enonnous t rade was going on between the Eas� � nd Iect ua l-philosopbi�al wo rld , Whhilh moves in Its dista n nt the West, as �syria, built u p her w ar potential in antiCi pa- wide-ranging orb i There are the tight o�its of he ,.a c�- Sunday iCbool 9 5 nm; worship .! t. l eervice u am; Prayer m eeting lion of the day she e•P.O<led to strike al Egypt. And little Is- en tific world" , the "world" of psychoana lysis, the sport�ing Tuesd ay 7 , 30 pnt, Young people ra el was co ll ecting m illions in customs d uUes. -It lOQked as world" and the "underworl d ." . , Frid a y 7:30 pm. though the gra vy tra in might run forev�. The d anger is that the particular i1world" in which one Carl eto n lnt.rct.n•ll\ltlonal UhUorm Sunday Sehoo) leuon for July 2 4: Kina:sb u ry Roa �Su nday schoo � lives becomes the consu ming interest of li fe. The Church . "GOD DESIRES STEADFAST LOVE," Hosea 1:1 lhroligh has a lwav s sin. ce New Testa ment times, been tempted to be-- 9 , 30 am : Wonho p hour 10.30 �m, · · 4:3 ,· 5:1' every olher Su•day. � 6:6. @ lhronsh COme a ,r.Wo ' rId " of ,·ts ow n , and .the temptatio n. is .su ch tod . ay &.lhl•tMm Baptilt, Great Bend And with the merchants and traders from Asia a nd Af. that no " world '' c an becom qmte as isolated m its orb•� as e worship 9: 30 am: sun -Morning rica there came the licentiousness of the idolatry r,ractised the den ominational "world' . ' ' Ministers and chur'c h executives d;1y school 10: I?i am; Ev ening by the two g reat -powers. There was not a woman n a ll I s- ca n an do d go fo r days without spea:Jting to an yon e except to !lervi ce 7 : 30 pm. reel who wao I mmune to t he gayety, the dram a , a nd the se Ba ptists , or to Presbyterians, or to Episcopa lians as the ca!e duclions of the strangers who came with money in their tun- m a y be. Despite a ll the books abou t "the role of the Chu rch in ics and lust in their hearts. the wor ld," many churchmen never see the world or even How . The WOJ'St aspect of tlje situation appeared in the fa ct the oilier side of the Chu rch. tha t everyone except Hosea seemed lo think the times were C h • i s l i o ri S , , ,., r r P Thus It Is possible for an intelligent ChriBtiz·n to be un• . " good beca use bu siness was good. t i n ia st i Chr or blshway the on t a th re a there aw y _ _are mill ions . H �o l s . . Eyll • Respeei.ble of Amer ic an church members traveling alongs1He htm but ·, . , . Tt1C CHUl'tCt1 rollt ALL • • . The si nister circumstance of . thl> generat ion lay 1n the headed perhaps in a different di r ection; whose persona l di,., ,. ALL POR TNII!: CHURCH ean "I uy, to Oed tiai,heriold our of ••ct that the fou lest evi ls claimed the sanction of respect- ciples, intellectu 1 n., CJ.id, it .. ........ ,� .. a l l ife, attit ude,, opinions and even dreams to you lead you give can God only but knowledge, �-,SHIES for Everyone abi lity. · . revol.ve a r ound foci that are quite unrela te<t kl his ?Wn ot�it; , . wisdom."· SUNDAY ... �. h lo • ...,._ _, :· Among the pagans sex w as assoeiated with div inity I,., I t so happens that lil<!'s answers are never quite GO sun- · 1 1 . WIITN-TV . �..-i 'l.tlun. W".,._ .... O,.,di. ca use i t was assoeiated wi th the crea tion of life. Allached to pie as peop who a re otblting in their ow li ttle wo rld like And how ritht he w... A atrlnir of diplom.. s n , le .,;.,_ , � - cioiliu6- 1.111. 9:45 _ 13 ,Ohannel all the hea then shrines were " holy women " whose e lll'lllngs , ,- " and degrees does not make a· inan wise. Many of .,.;,,._ TM- - ,_ .......__ to th in k they are. Men are, a, the Psalmist sa ys , fearfully k� The Wings I f I Ta su pporte d the priests and the cu lt. 1 ,.llt!Wi ..,....... the wisest never had a formal education. and wo nderfully ma de; a nd if a theologian ls bumped _from .1 The Morning" ...,1a.i, ud ..,.,. .. a...... n.,, The seductions oC the sex-saturated pagan�sm were es- the rear a nd gets out of his car to discover th a t the Chr1st tan =:--:-c:--:-:::;::c:;:; ;::::::;: --;;:=:=::. ,., (I) f.., .., _. _.., (2) f� i­ For know ledge ill the accumUlatipn of factl!I. But peciall y attra cti ve to the adolescent Hebrew .)V0men who were Chu rch i s greater th an 'i!' thought Flnt Bapt111 -Ch u rch,· Pome�y, h , and b)Ore Biblleal th an he diild1t11"1 IAU. (}) f• 6t ..... flf 1wisdom is the ability to apply a few facts - per­ flattered by the prQspect of fine clot hes and lush livings. thought and ha'S not swung behind the 1,nest theolog ica t 1a- Ralph C. Zundel, P astor, W1l ! 1 sm -ilr _. .-. <•, r• ._ • haps onl y one - to a life-situation.. · · n as' r a p1dlf A nd amo ng those w ho surre n d ere d to Watson Supt. 0-30- 1 1 : 1 5 eombmed · ,. aII lo the good of h: C.U.dl Hlllf. wltidt. ..... •• . . the blan dillilUnen"" of sh1o as P.,e th ou gbt, 1t ' i., . .and study. servic e of worship the stranger-trad ers was the wife of Hosea 1 the prophet. How e8$Y 1t is for some churchmen to clamber ba ck n�to 1o duordi nplid, .. ..i ;- Billl ''The We know a distinguished scholar who ha• writ. I t i s a da rk d ay for any 1ene ra:tion when Ucenae, l ust orbi t by writing off the g rea t tr uths of the Chrts ti an fa! lh Speeis l m usic. Sermo n Meek ness'". Nursecy and of Marks ten vp lumes on ecclesiastical architecture. And we and loose living lays claim to the sa nctlon of •• scten'l!e" or a& "some kind of pletiatic theology," a nd to resume forth�1th J u n i or church for children ; 6: 30 ' knoW-an elder ly widow who tola her grandchil dre n, '•broa dm indedness. ' ' the anthropo-sociolog ical debate! Surely Go d ca.Jled u� rn to Youth meeti n g; Wednesday '7_:30 11 Churches a in't made to look at !" Everywhere in Israel the moraL stan dards of the eople his service for greate r pu puies . To the !Jody of Christ he Prayer hour. July 31 Hym n sing r _ were sa�gi ng. There was a spirit of li bera lism ln the ar.r tha t has committed b S pi rit Nor­ land e Fre sacrame nts the mean s 2;3o conducted by t e1 the gifts , the An d the ..,holar - earnest Chrl,tian that he w as eqmval�nt 1o lboseness. of Grace, the privilege of prayer, �he mes.,�ge of the ev�n�el, . humbly bows to the wisdom of the widow I 1, A gen eration that seeks enterta inment in nudity, ex- the jily of salv�Uon , the cornmum�n of �mts, the Chr1st1an ltN Methottlst Church, Pom­ s . n u ,ftor. Brown, ne a a Euge P citement in sex extr -v ganc e1 and pleasure in the -lowering hope , eter nal life, and the tn}'ster1ous r ches of his love. s erot i For whelher it . · be a cathedral or chapel, the I 1 day school O: t.5 a m Kenneth Fi n 0 of mora l restraints is writing its own obituary. it pietistic theology" to believe and declare that Christ loves ley, su pt: worship 10:30 am ToChu rch cannot enrich our lives until revenmtly No Home lflllnune the Whole Church, just as God loved the whole wor ld a 11;d. _g ave pie " Moi;ltrn M iracl es"; Wed neswe enter its portals to worship ..and serve God. TM The prophet Hosea di..,overed that no mail's home I• His f or it; or tha t this wo•Id Is greater than any " p rivate �,, 7 p/n, Cboi1 rehi>a_rp_l _M n. fear of the LoHl is the begimririg of wurdom, i mmu ne to the seductions o f ,sex . nd ppgan.ism. When bis wi� 1 tl $ ? t ' " huitatute director: d Wcri"y, U6hll wo · deserted her home aRd her little one for the excitement and 0 'ffie priest and the LevHe stayed 1n orbit" on the tu rn- ror Youlh Fellowship. w: �e for the glamor- of the life of a " holy woman" , i t was but typical pike T July 36 I week �glnnmg iu Jy G Oo ta n " p ark ed bis car" and Jell his he . d Sam ari n the · (I 2 • oI th. . e inbra,I coJIct'p5e m pgrou nd. ea aster Lanc at " n atio�. • Df 'th·e enw.re · world and offered his brothe r a hand. Paul a cted f rom the far) 90 registered ople e p g you Th�re B:'re J few ·tacts every ma n ought to face , if he ls sa� e moti ve when he left the worl of Asia for the wo�l of , d I Rel il:ious devotions ,00 WMPO at .d , prepared to toler ate sex extravagances which masqu erade Europe There is a sense, indeed, 1 n which only the ChrJStian . 10,30 ,. m. each day. under the guise of art. is truly a wo rld citizen , since for the love of Chr ist he m a kes l Fl nt a,ot1,1 Chll r, h, Middlo1, f•� •-� . ..__ 1 . Some family has contributed a dau ghter for publ ic every ma n 's world his own port Rev. D6nald Boone, pastor · ' consumption, every time a girl is put on the stage to exhibit 7 j Morni ng wo'nh fp 10 , 1 s am : : s, so a,llfela t•b IINGSPfRATION HELO 9 : 30 am Supt. Berbert Rou:o,q; , ' pm church offipers m eet at the he rself. , 2.. Those who traffic in sex depend upon the public for 'nle slng s'piration presented pr a)'er aervlces Wcdr esda y �:°'! 1 church ; Tuesdly 8 pm Board of l ast Sunday eveni ng at Syracuse ,pre acl\ln_g · Stmday r. lgbt 7. SO, ·Trustees; Wedriesday '7:30 Hour ....,..,.__d r,11 tile IHI •l•e•• finna •- or,,..az....... t t their p rof!ts, j 1s:sd 1 \,nr tif!'ntor• elJoir EUB end a nc e Pm, Jo�na:. peaplti,. meetin& sunatt an drew hurch C a . There will come a time when that one who has paid of 4 1 . Rev, F. E. Dunn W.iii , of Prlijerj: ,\p �: u -,m. ',t,eff ue ..,_ ,... L eiir,ar( Th iir.Sif&y · � :30 1 M,l\k, _, ::ir,Jao.se --•e• ... �h " the adm ission price will be required to sta nd before a chaste charge : -� .... Mathodi.t Churc� ) 1 Fellowahip; 6:�5 . ,; p m WC'I.U �f God and accept ju dgment. M a ny fa vorable com m ent• were Rev. vi. �- Strausb a ugh, pastor luck supper at Mrs. Lillian Stelffs 4. No nation ca n traffic in its dau ghters and rema ln heard in appreci ation of the pro- Laurel Chff: Sund ay school 9 : 30 He. th Mathodiat Church, Midstrong. ' gram which I n cluded :i pia no 1010 �m Phil W}ae, Supt; Cl a�s me �t- dleport, R ev. Raymon Konkright. 5, No exhi�Uiortist is ,ilone to · btatne ; the times µiu st ac- much-loved or1an nu m bers, group mg 10:30 am, W m. Boul ey m pastor. Divine worship 10:SO sub• nu m bers by the Hubbard family cha rge; FM'-: aervlces 7 p m ; Eva n, Ject "The NeW rd er of Red emp-. eept their share of the resptmsibtli ty. General Auto Re� O Furn iture and Ap"pllances Copyright .l960 by the Di v�sion of Christian f'Auca,tion, 11. nd by a delegation from Morn• a el ia�lc sorv 1ces 7 ;30 pm; Prayer , tion"; Su n da)' school e:30. Ing Star EUB Church, respon11ve meelm� Wednesday 7 : 30 pm. Cer-. 8:,,llilere,& l'lrk Phon, WY-1-2195 Ch urc h of Ch rist, Middleport, Natl'ona l Co uncil of the C h u rches Phone YU-5•21%5 Chr'·t '"- ·Un'lted l'eildihgs, prayers, l!tolo1, other 10 In · I.II,;, lun Fr• M■thoditl Fred 1. Ga rd ner, m in ister, 9:30 · Chester, Oliio tiVMII States of Artlerka. rtadlngs and a five mi nute s er- Church Rev, W. H. Strausbaugh, Bible scltool R. c. Steffy, pastor; m:cme lte . by the pastor. pastor. Sunday sch ool 9 : 30 �m, · 10:30 Morning s ervice "Bl ess ed • • Worley }laley, Supt. : Morn,_•• Assurance" : 7 , 30 Ev ening service \A8IUII If.If,, worship 10:�0 , a m ; �y servi ce I "Approvl!d Un to God"; Wed. 7:30 C losed Elach Ldrd's Day _ a ln,titille A.ttendin 'i.· �...., Jeweler and Optometrist Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beck and Terri ,· n ari11'f' 7 pm · Evening service 7 = 30 Ro- Prayer meeti ng and Bible St u dy. . s in Athens where i Sauer Harold r._ ,. · arge ; Praye• tynn of Barber•-n .. w and Mr. and uOU �- . . . Ch rlltl1n Science locl■ty, ,_ llD<k Springs Rood Pomeroy ., "\,Slawler ,pent the w_. eet. tie i:. 11ttending the Jnslltute for b ert t;. Sm Jlh m c h Middleport """' �Divlii 11.,.,en t MN. ilru"<I • mee ti ng 7 : 30 Th ursday· , Sunday end' ., ..,Ith reJ·auve, at Duri.bar, W. Guid ., , -rwa_ flee· i_nd orning M • Cou · n cilin& which is roy me e Po ., Av Mulberry ·• . ut R ., • 1� ee p ·r with thfl Jewell" Taylors i n Charle&-' Va. tnt OIt• I ....ssem y O e - ' 'service 1 1 a. m. "Truth" ; Golde n belnd 1ponsDred ' b)' the Federal Dorcas, E Codner, p.,. astor · Sunday Text: The Lord is good; HIs mercy to,i. ,.. h,. diswas Barrett qayton Mrs. . · . sch ool 1 1 a m,; Children's church l"s everlasting; a'nd His truth e ndurMr. a nd Mrs. Robett Muaser and charged 'from Ho,zei' Hospt�l th e �h!nir,��:i - ute :w· lll cover five 3 pm; Wor_ship 7:SO pm Sunday, . 't ehildren , Tete1a a nd Ji mmy Braur. past wel!k. eth to all g enerations , Psal ms 100 : IIJk& the Tuesda and Friday a W nd ilJ beln1 h � at bus, 0. el" of Columbus spent the past I Nation wide Jnsura nre of Colum Mrs. .Eth,el Kinney of Canal Win- u' E! ( y · 5. Wedneday service at 8 p . m. niv rsl y, Middleport Chrl f , h lr■clfonl Churc Wet!k witli bis mother, Mr. and che1ter cillled o n her mother, Mrs. -;--c--:-:-,==-;--:;:--::--,=--. o at TupP"r■ Pl•ln1 EUlh Peul Hooka ne WY-%-2460 115 E. 2nd St., Pomeroy, Pho R alph Hu mble, Pastor, Jim Reed, pHtor, Su nday School 9:"30 a. m.;• )frs, Eilrl fClng. While here the Belle 'Martin , Mondf)'. group 91):ePt TUtsd;ay a l Cam de n Supt; Bible Bchool 9: 30 a m; �or11• Worship 8 p. m.; Prayer meeti ng, H arold and lt.lnlor Burke of Col• Paik, ·ti1htn1 at lluck Lake, a n d umbus l.ffl �n 4�1 a, v1catton Jh&: worship 10:30 am ; Chri.!ltlan 8 p. m . Wednesday; Christi an Enlilndeaver (youth ) � pm; Ev en!ng deit\l'or, 8 p. m. · Thursd ay. •ete business visitors , in Gallipo- ,;.,uh ' tht!lr ,ira hd.Piretita, Mt, and · 1 WOt!hip '7 : 30; Wednesday evening Jls and ParkP.rabur&:, Mrs. Cti1lll! GNer. South Bllth•I EUB, · Paul Hooks, I Bakers Of Good Bread Mike A�keao n · �f i;olu mbus ls Bible Study '1:30. ·Mr,. Eva Welcb of Atb.en, •11 pastor: Sunday School 9!30 a. !"-; IPl!ndlnC the l"eek With bis arand- a bu.1tne11 here Monday. lradbi,ry thurcll Of t;n rfst; Art Worship, , 10:30 a . m.; Homecomi n g Your Dodge •& Plymouth Dealer Vii. Uanllngtoa, pare nts, Mr. ,nd Mr■. C1•ir Taylor. Ml': and \In. flober1 D1e1il Ind at School, 1 tlng, e e m Bible i,ter: n rril , : Prayer m.; p. Marcum, service 30 , Vickie Nel&on, daughter of ltr. chUdrefl of '.M:illb\11')" are api ndlill ltN'r.,, 1\.1 ' t,hU ·1 ilf Jnu1 .9 :_ 30 a.m. Wilbu! Rowley Sr. �ll�t.; � p. m. Thursday. - . and Mrs. Bob Ne11on a�ffered a tht 'w:eek With tJteir �parenhl, Mt. C h ill it , 4tt;' · L. aH•I' DiY saints, �orning �o.rsh1p 10:3� ; Chr1st1�n . . _Lottrld" IUB; Ptul brokfln ann In a tan rec.ilttly. attil· Mrs. Chrti Diehl, ind .Mr. and ld 'i'ow)i' Ti;b On )l'ortl'ahd Road ,qdea vor 8 p.p,.; Evening worship, · td'ii: Wor11�lp 10 a . m .; !3unday O Mn. Marie Jirchfleld wa1 Sc,ht;,pl· 1 1 . a . rn. ; Pra)'er meeting, · S\ind:ay ScJiodJ 9: 3b a tn: ffilchina 1. p;m,· re- Mfl) Earl Ne�on of CatJ)til)"�r. . . 11 leased troin Holier Hospital the J,fr. a11tt Mn. Robet UlU udGC Klntiom, Hall :el JthevU't Wit 10:30 ini •jn"d bible StUdy � iY. m. F'r1day: 1 • put weell:, Mn. iBetty Siders •nd Je1.n An n �ielsday __pm. c . , Pri:Sftltt, P•� nl!Ulli Public. tneet1h1 Sunday Mlddleplli'I ,1h!leclltra� .1Chu�, l!wa,-18 · · are vlBltirt1 her daUCht1.r, t(i'. a nd tor. · · n_. sbyt1ma e �,Pr_ Refonned UT1d 1�· pm: 14 r itudy . _pm; watchtowe Mn. Muriel Foley l& • aurgical Mr,. Tom Orothoule � f•�Uy· ol Loe-al Union 5t88, RaveMwood , W. Va. eroy; . WiJd� �- !Bartels, pastor, l11 , study"r:ll'il · ·laltr 8 pm; Ser- .1 MWwlY C llfflftl,..,11v - • ·· l l •., Ctu11NI,;, · ,B·Jb · · PJtlenl at HP.ls.er Hospl.141 . · Hou,ton, 1'eu8. Jl!ll) -ho m mps. Bobby Sep-les, M n aier. Chu ck vice meet i�"Wm 'BU1.ettnp.f Dir ot Chr. ffll :TbuNifI)' 7 p m,. .?tfik :� J I.:r. and Mni_ 'K - lh . Miclla .. . •.I 'i:if-. • . cfu--1 _ •-� n;her SUrJelJ, ' Sµnd•y Sehool, Su&Jt ., latrr .school mn "•w-'---' m,. ■n d uL_ . a ·, .a •. ,, isUttd ay , Shobl ., &, '•· , Tli . pm. urlday 8 and Mike of 1.,hilh co � YisI�d his and· 1 1 . _.1 h_ , 1 of ltoaevl iJf ,�Jilted. With �q"ndt,SChool ttlfts . a t 9:30 a. m., m 901'1 a . nw . lm . rriti Hol!n••�, 9 u.r Wd ., The Pll r_ Da lll• "! pare nt.a, Mr. and �•- Elta Michael h� ·p.rents/W. an, :?D :J,'j,,. i. H 1 U•· ,p �fl meeUtaa 1uesday 7 :,U p . Church , Lanwme, ,;'lhtn Wachefl. Ld!tl, a n4 .Thelma over the week �hd. 1'.flY,. f •-1 Jey and ott-er relaUW, IOI d'!Wtl . ra r llread Holsum of kers a M � A . Ch 1 1 1 · �r...,, r f'I 11M .• , •�hwanz, pdJv. Su�day scboql . m. Ml'I. �etta Kennedy spe:n� the • tnp to 1rawat l. .� :. '. Ponteroy's Budeet Shopping Center · t1oft IC h urih 91 C hrist, POIM- &: 30 am; .Mornlniif .wOt'lhip 10;3l) filh ; ,. i cCauley, nd�y or, pas n\�'.M � Sl _ week wi\h hel" d•u,�ter, Mn. A� _Mornmg worship 1 1'� •· , . and , . ,c ti,f!kilil.lOhVilll!l Road, Eue:ene, a m ; Nl(tlltt Youth 6:411, pm; 'st Mr. Jilly Hill, ton ot , rea - TtwbbUry at •Buckeye Lake: 10 :45 �; m. Today s Faith . :SO _ elF m; h ool sc Bible iervice lll!llsllc n inister Eva m p 7 Underwood, iln Her. h�fbt.nd, Worley, WH there Robert HIii, 11 vlaltiq_ M,r. and enl�g Ev � e ,. m. BY!F, world. ti W 7:so sday n ed worship service lO:SO ing n lowthlp s·:so am; Mor Mrs. Merrell Cutterill, Lancuter. Ft'id•y to return h er ho me. a e�vke, 8 �; m . 'God s Con n 1ct Be. m p 7:30 woi'ihlp Evl!hina m i _ pltl. · . _ Joe :Bradford of At hene talled on Mr. a nd Mn. Don Wi llltrna re Su;i;,oct e,o Church of Your choice ' Middleport ChUTCh of th• Na• With S,a.tan ; Prayer Meetmg, 7.30 Mr. and Ml'I. Calvi n Sprouse on centl)' vacationed I n_ A�llbtiC <;l ty, be t Reed B"ble School Supt Take Someone to Chu rch wi th You Sunday · p. Wednesday. . m 6 Ch.:...Ch 9:30 urtnt ,chool, Sunday Methot:Hlt u'I. l � r fht y e Saturday. N, J., and New Ybi'k tlty. trheir Pomeroy WHI Main Street Grfft ..ncl il.,hl■httm Baptist Pomeroy Phone WY•l!-2644 Mr. a nd .Mrs. Charles �lm pkin1 dau1htera, Debbie and Donna, Rev· Cirl Merrih• Pastor· Sun- m � morn ing worship' 10 : 30 a m School D:3(1 aril, Dan.a Win e- E��n ing serviee 7:30 p. m. Prayer Church, Arthur R. MeCauley, pas­ had as l't!� nt iuest, a meee and 1tayed wl�h hill �ntl, Mr, and da r Supt· Wouhlp ienlce at meetin g and Bible st udy Wednes- tor. Mornin g worship 9:30 a. m., bl,,Yhn· fam ily, Mt. 1na M11. 'Elltel Hogs- Mrs. Lewis �!�h ams of ��DI "Faith Jn TodaY,'s Worl�:" Su nday e Ll;lng Ch ureh"; Youth day 7 . 30 p. m . . terry. Mra. "'."•iha ma return with ton 1 Becky and J�hn, Columbua School 10·�� a. ?':; Even ing service 1, -school NMml Sunday l•ptl■t ltidweek WM.; Ff1t0wshlp 8 p. lTI., Mn. Harriet Wa rne r WH �dmlt- the m for a Y1slt. 7 : 30 p, m. God s con flict With Salp, 11 a. m. prayWor11h Wed. nt p. 7:ao m.; a. Study, ,:30 Bible ted to 1(_1l1a Ge neral Hoap_lW the (The Friend ly B anlt) tan . Middleport 157 Walnut Strei Ctiurch.• Lll'N't Falls, RtY. 1 er aervice, Wed nesday 7 p, m. Ann Sprout, d■u1hter uf Mr. put �el,, followi n g Iii heirt atRacina, . Pertland P•rl1h: R.acln• t pt .. C.,,..-iNI" nday Su attil l Sproust ·Shatp t SundtY n I I d C paator. Mn t HUbe Middleport ta:� eth 1 \!: hlp :.,,� · • ••· John Field• lrfary ��arlotte · Smi� h� dau1hter of Mr. ,cl'loo� 9:30 ath; Wonhlp services s ehool 9iSO. Morning worship, : · and M� ; . p , 1 0 : US Johnny •nd hi, moth,., u- ' Fie!tt•' and Mn. Gile, S mith, were ehoaen Sunday eveninl at 7:30. ,. . ARI( $T 0•" • un. 111 of Chu,d, lho "•-•• Rutltnd Finl Btpfllf--Suoda, b 1 or Sout h Charleston were week 81 candidates fo, "Mill TJ-Couniy, ' •Chamhlp, ltt,, �Richard i. !i u nS Preaching nty Teeb Can- Syracoe Rev. Harold Cou D:SO Tri at Hdlmea, , m sc a. • ool h 1881" �--.. Cf.ff • •j · end guea ts Df Mr. and � llo:, eta ffOrd . I n pllar1e;· ,..,.. 1 . Your Walgreen A1ency r hop al Pomero'v Sat- pattbr Sunday echool 9:30 a m , d Q 2 : 30 p. m. t Snowden . �It _d■uihw. • � ,. .,,. •rrll 1: uJdty ni&hl. h p ., No■ . m n ' onlll l l n . 0,IO w ■no; Mo i 1 NYPS p ' lllrr � vi l, ,,.,.,._��::,_ "o M · , and M arg a•,.\ � � --,111•· i lil no • , Cadl l lac-0 .PJ,oQ WY•!-2518 Pomeroy . ldmioblle-Ra mbler 6·30 pm· Ev1n1e}t1tle aervli!e1 at ·Sunday achool 10 a . m. w Ir' '1 na 111 n ihir.,e.l· 11)(1 1111, (lonu:r Jlarluir- 1114 S1141•-cbil. ll y • p o , nn, h■OY y • Pomer . llhll!e nd Dlffl : : sdo yer p , Tue• hl UI BJhle .� I Dv o■• · W. _Main SI. W ,tudy ever : , . ra 30 n d edne y 7 %41 p . m 7 30 pm . ba h . rep of ilr. ■bd l!ll'i u or S : t ' m p r -, ' : ■y, d : . · · o ,. "" � � ' • O '� ' service d d praiae ay d n a T!Iee · Pnyer y. a hour Pl'IY<r nie.tllhfl: ·� · J �\ ....;. · . • dtullri rned,� H d h ave'" re , sc h""1 1 .. a "' • ---,- . 1 won • roek tnd roil wnIam · ·· w th"e1r�·h� K pp' · to 1: ·30 � Mllli9p.ar:v aervlce la the Satprday 7:45 pm. wi · · , Flagler B;e•c� ��-• after ,1.ttUn• r Bernicenf., P, 9:80 our . ' sul.ti(J· 10 school day n u h .....,.....,.I-S monl e h :so t 7 ♦t o Tntkiay 3rd , several NlaUves Nere. ProPJ, P. Joachi am: ev,nieli■Uc ,ervlce, 7 43 pm; ThP.fss, director. · · ·"1 Mn. Rote Pattenon and , IJmlt n. end, a inbo-ree. Plumbing & Heati ng Carmel IUI: F. ,E . Dunn, PHMr pm. B 7:4rl atudy ' ible ' Wednesda ·hurdi -.f N bf MIiii.,,;. I Will Reynoldt Mn. and Mr. lln. Hr. pf ter daug ■nd h ,, m Willia Plume WY•Z..:ZOS? Middleport Rull,::a'Chv,ch of the Neuron■ Sund ay School 9:30 a. m ., Wayne v E E Lincoln "St.-Mlddleport,.Ph. WY-2-2550 i!ll! , Mlddlepo_rt,._h�l�� lhl\fr' �O� Ro�d Wil1lam1, h11ve mumps. 240 . .; m. -i p. Preachl sci h, . 00 8 1 1upt 8 Ro g Yl!t Morning 30 i m J\ : a unday h :ao , piitilf . ' WUMJ' Motlln ii: home : ftulll �. ·no _-, Alfl&, IOn , . ,.. JP.:ID· S t wonbl 10 :tb Evangelistic serS,;r•cuM !! UI: I' . •· Dun n,. ,... P llleynShel Kl�� ' !(rt. 1 stay eek't w a after oizer H�IW -H � ytee 7r411 · m Miawe,k prayer tor: Sund,y School 9;80 a. m ., 11,n, ,1:JO 1e1ult1 n1 from I serioua attai;k JJf ol ) of LI.!'! ,n t Quisenberry , 1upt.; Wor&hip 10·415 ,ervtce V/!!d neBaay 7:40 p m . O !:. , ·-;:cr-.e P ff lrhlln• Tl>Utfflb 1'i:1o: ( · .one of thI DD)' ou t-P mu m». a . 1n.· Prayer meet1n 1, 7:30 p. m., ChrldlanC...,_I C■lu The mlN• a..tlt Pfti .., . Mr. ,md Mn. C.m,11 Siiowilen, the 1 1111 S,,lil!h a i!d lead•n IP letvt eo-:"" Featuri ng Decorated Slices, Novelties. B u l_k Tolilll'. Eil- Bible ,chool 9:30 Im Worship Wed�e,day. Ch llt r h 1 the ·aeeond WY•!-3718 1 u Phoee Middleport RI. l . Phone WY-Z,5444 :;:d1���.,: :::.. ::1 :_:�,u��.;s� c a�� =:O� � �1 • 1 � , have retutned -.tMr·· , ,weell:'1 -.� �• Jam boree. . · , • of c-.rl■t- a. m ., Lloyd Dilllneer, aupt.; WorChurch lhe l ng wo�1P 1 1 em; Even'�1.11•i.. Tttle_ �1• •� ' at rndlan Llkij'_ 'Wb:Ui, th� ihi!; 30 Pre1e:hlng ship, 10:45 a. m ., Herman Taylor, . m i 9: si;hool lblJ .. .., 1 1 Old-::•�rJndo met ra fprmtr l)Utor of ., lce, 8 p ; r le se m d ::: le�� 1:�·Chur;II, R..,. 1 l . �:30 .� on the lint and :thtf� J q- t er Pr 1e tv , ltl!l ! . J'i , ,,.., 'Wde.sd,y. ilt toewlol ....., w � _ ' , a,ollL r i1ail011 • lln : � 'I ' ..-_., "' "' -•-• "'Iii' ,., �1 -� ' . ' • When ChUre�ers CrISh BD1Rpers Gmdge Ag.. :nst The Tinnes , '"'• =· ! - I :4 m The --- ,.c_ •• ... ,_ .... ....... ., .._., .... 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Columbus and ,Dnue Oanon of RutDav111 of New York wh.o h.a .s been land Ell en Du tto n , Middleport, ' v1s1ling her mother Mrs George� was unabl e to a ttend bt!ciluae of Andtirson, Sr a nd other relat1ves.ey 1ll ne1111 Miss Carson was also the overMrs Ds vi� plans to retur n to her n ight gu est of Mi H M cC0 111 a1 after I home the r1rst of next wee� a nd · the party. her h_usbarid who has bee n m Jee,. la ud J or some ti me a � expects to MEN'S I" ' arrive at th eir hr, me m the near , ., f uture. WA.D �.K. _ 1•� Othe rs attendin1 the di nn er ... L.Je Oii R--'d, .,-,., �.., :S.:" were M iss Dahlia Pluley of Oolum! bull, Mn. Henry Watson o f Pt Oloy■ L••)hff "' i-Pleas ant, W. Va.; Mrs. D'vi n g Karr, p.rIe• 1 at l�'9tly .....,. Jr , of Maso n, anll MrB. Clinton � .. Mrs Fisher, Mrs Roscoe Fowle r, John Ki n caid, Mn. 0. 8. Stou_t and Mts L E. Re)'nolds, all of M1di:lle,. itte rt,.te, 1 2 port iriifPV _ hil'D UW'� Followi ng the din ner the ladie:1 • we n t lo the home of airs Karr t or 1 MIDDL"W�, ·:, e even mg, 1 th ;;;; -..-.....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1 �---... , --.. • · ,1 ' 0 O I :�n.i. tt I _ rl Pom e roy-Midd l eport, 0. , Jul y 23, 1960 \ltlftllll ,,... ln19tllltktt¥1 and Wertz drove in four runs u 1nyone hll the perfect right I with th� hits, includ:ng hls 1 1t h • len•I \0 NY ''I told you so" it's amia- I homer with two on. •; HMi, ':9ltJII : The Orioles won their game ble Al Lopez of the surging Chi1 M. "•T K 1 from the Tia:e�s on _two unearn_ed W L "'"· H Middleporl's Little League AU-Stars competing i11 the Cllfd 'white Sox, Onli, 1 month ,go e ,eryone was runli and a, n ifty pie..:e of rehel 18 Slli ..eo2 2 � National area play-ofrs , were elimi na ted in their flr� t o ut i ng :1�=�:: eounUn& hi, White 8ox out be · I pitching by fastballer Jack Fish/ 1 -17J 911 "' last evening at Fairl a nd 2- 1 . blll �- thef •ere �wallowmg Jl ong ! er Errors by Frank Bolling and J erry Log Ahp lea · · · "; -to .ISB 6 It was a t ig ht p1l(· h inJ:! duel tht' catcher, tnding ii Pomerot lit, LeeilR! bl . ,e g-&h'l es be hind Chico Fern a n dez helped the Orio• lh f lice 6 t : m ietlttS h l t •P l be1wcen Mike 13ntton, at his V a ninwage n got M iddlt'porl's otbfllfh = :t ftW � 1 J es to two runs in th e fourth and :: Y■itkffa t :ettco :!in t,i peak of performance yesterday er hit, a single in t_hf' f1fl h . i plal 1ut hiehl i•u · the w ay ror Pele Burnp.oved White thl! theh .,_11 lh¥M,tl � ,. Cln � Mb IM tli\#1 l,_.. � Di � Bratton fanned e11:ht. walked ,nd big lkrshcl Brouk� , Negro ;l firth !iJde's defeat. I win 1:1 to on '8lnl! itl11 1 .· n1, y one ; Bratton, Brooks fennt'd 1 1 , Phi BIi � • , gh < h, nd ec Orat i on aHowed o .. · Phi■ II· ,ffi 119 •'1lll1-hi ttlh • --I 1 I - It� a 1 Ot , The Cardi remained in a v ir• 1 1""'"· I O W Chielle . 1\i ellinl-\1'11 !Iii one hit. a sim(le in th e fo u rth I walked two. t \-,a•)', howtlffi, now that I tual he for L h'trd lace with t he f111lt\ ft 1ilt1F� ill f 16-1 ••• · t ·l thal mc1111t nothm� m the scoring. ! r, has 1rOh 1b. Jh ii hl'w and Dodgers on Curt S mmon11' 11tx-h1t ifflihlllb Call now will point to the ttl -1 ......... f 11 1 l l 1 p � t *I " i;....m_ ,Oiflls re- p ctory over llle Reds. St LoUJ s · · Fairland st(lrted the scorin1: I Wellsto n Little League tournal lli blily th� e Potnt lbhll •....,. !flli.-. Jumped on loser Joe Nuxha ll for � INt � _ ltt in the lop of the sis:ln and Cin'al mt'nt after adding thrtt 1 0 year i ffoit\ � tJtb • . Q1llljk,U1 � • -•• � ... l'el hrhl �" Lothree ruM i n the rint mnm_g n 1 "1" ,.... Middle1i squad. s 1 itmll'lf;I letl � un.11w. . . Inning when Black aot the first old pluyers to hi � ■Y n. itbt's 1 1-5 ' with I he he1 P of a tr i pI e ' bf Ju I 10 '" � INlit •ftel' \ $lt 'two � iett hi8 ht ·t,tl.lltl free pills orr Britton, advanctd ,vort is the defending cham p at ViotGty o\ll\i' the Vanki:!e8. who J av,er and ·Daol Spencer s homer t o th ird when Biaa 's hopper al '\\· tll&lo n . nd tlt ee "J � l fl tiQil 1 1.W_11i ,t l · · . llt;!t it o_r thflli' 1,!1: llf. •hliw ·• � 1 lhird ba se w is muffed. ahd • ,lfi the Ji .._.,• ""'/ I 2 002 000 Fairland I � · • S('Ored on a fielder's_ t·h? i« pl_llY· ft II • -- 11 r,iff& l· iP_,,. of ,Poi t i thiJ i:f] 000 001=1 2 2 1,1 • I\OC · U ed to the plate. nol m time. Bias , Middleport lf!he Whi� lox, who bne col• · Brooks a n d Eiion. Bra tton and = thl • with lWO OU I soon scored on a of the ' -1 1MI� t lblll dt 88 hill in the ir t' -· .. • ty t...l ..:... ,t It,. Johnson. J. 1 - MilrlifMil , .. Bob loaer a k11i1 ... pa . fll,ftlM, fivt: �U\ hla hahW fttM ------l y NHtl FNncl• ::d: �-� H 's boys came back It :Jolfr ..... � Oh tip thli ..... .,., f,nl �hm Vtnkee reHeva Mr. l1 to thr<'�H'n in t fie la-it h a lf of Nc ht ni ay �d M 1'11 . G dhert Dunn and g '!Pl rt,r Jfl h t& ;tr-11i CN) .,._ l,11 .. tn11 t-f noon a nO "thil evenl hg. . 1 fo u h Suncl,r't 0•"'" l1dren Of 0 ay1on were C had r r a Loll m !he sixth. Sher nd a ,ox: " ft H W'ee lle rutc . ' 1'he f'nt n e t h 1 v111itmg her cousins Mr. and M.rs. I, St. Lo u l1 at Clhdni\afl n nie Mm• Mi d n a apie<;e hits thrte • 1 � _,,._ n ' N 1 d erson • d 01111 "'• 11 •1 P• •11•• 1 RonniP Hindy 1hl' f i rst h itler · N A TI ONAL LEAGUE Mllw•Ulru at Chlnto 2 _n t wu scheduled for that Jime, • but �- drove in three ru ns a� the w orI ey Fran.c1s. They a I so s= In the hn1tm1,: order,. led or£ With Pl•Yff• c lub H G. AB R. . Pct, j Phfl■ct.tphl• •• £01 Aftllllft sometim with e of Mr. and strmg Mrs. a pped a n i!l Sbx. 'W!tite the lhree tmes folto.,lft it Vftre a single down t lw (i r ,; t base l l ne M■yi, s . F. 86 330 69 1 12 .339 Pltt1bvr9h •t S• Fnnc ltc• er Cooper.,! •d son h Beec_ The)' J/i u h t ga tnes they nh_ad Wh c 'a�h itrate h i 11 th n e or 0 89 386 56 124 .32 1 f that gilt throui::h t llf' ri�hl fielder G t Pgh AMEIICAN LIAGUE lost to the iYankeea. Fra n k 1><1ll· retu rned hom e ""' ,urday. J l i ndy .�ra mpning lo t h ird ba se. A���r n . C hi. .,,re puI bJ k a jfbr� ue lo rain I 86 3 1 5 st 101 .321 L W Pd. G Charles Wy a tt and lamily re8 1 the rlrst mann tOOk over Chicago's pikh• us fanncr l Bud rt y Clmnl e, Pgh . 85 337 5,4 107 .3L8 Ne w Y ork Broo k s thf'n 48 35 .51/'8 · ing ,,hen the Yanks thre�ten cd ��nlly . mc;.ved o n the Archi e �� ��&\�e � 0u��a me� Moore and Jim Johnso n. Gary S t e• While, St L. .5 5 87 340 1)6 !05 .3@ Chicago fifth mn !ng and y 1e ld ed Stmpk ms farm , which th ey pu rY e,e games are in' order st.rt-. i n the Th '7 2 � :SO 37 bart hit Brooks' '.l 2 p it(' h dow n Ad k M " l 38 .MB 46 73 27� 30 85 .309 Clev eland ' U1ree only " hil.8 over the 1ast 4 C hasedmg at 6 P - m., Pomt Ple 11.11ant �•!hf' first ba�<' line, it wa� mis• Sk i��. P�h. Paul Taylor and wire of Ali:ron 49 t2 .&3 8 3 87 338 63 1 04 . 308 · saltlmore n nings for his seventh viei 2-3 Hindy Bruton , M U . handl(•d for ,in e rror, 41 43 .488 ? ½ w ,nus vs �e,n,roy_ J.l5, Racine ! tory 83 361 70 I l l .307 Washington have been visiting her 1ister, Mrs. I lana, aDd sc-orin i..: 60 2:i6 37 71 .302 'De troit . . . . , . . 41 43 .-481 'f¼: Braves v,. OIIIIPDhi Merle Davis and f a mily . Howard, L. A. t Gallipo- \ e h vs. s e ke n Ya ro e Pom With big Hr1tl"r W� llare ot hal Cngh m , St. L. The R ed Sox beat the l n�1 ans y Mr and Mrs. Cl are nce Ogdin 82 3 16 46 .9 5 .30l [ Bo1ton . . . . . . . 34 D l ,too 1 5 , . Ka nsas City . . . 32 52 .381 l fl � Us Yankee• , 6-4, the Orioles topped th e Tigers and Mrs. Hazel � a rtin were Stobart �toil• s(• <·onJ with th e The undersigned, SUPERINTENDENT OF .JWlJR­ Monf!cy tvtn i na Mohd round ·2- 1 and the Athletics ci erealed the , Sund a evening gue AMERICAN LEAG.UE tleing run in position to score, s ts y of Mr. l'rlUy's ••ult, OF THE S'l'ATE OF OHIO, hereby eel!(lfl11 (hat Do ANCE e dn h t me ith Po roy a la be1i w America n othe B u t Walla<"{' popped out foul to Skowro n , N . Y. TT 293 33 9� .324 r l) y a n d Mr1. J. G. Swan. 1 Senators, 9-4, in C t W hlh9t;; 4 [ N) gen tacklln1 Red's Meats, the Lc a1ue 1111mes. The MIDWEST MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. of 86 328 50 106 .328 :: �i:o, Jt; DM,!� Smith, Chi. ( , Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Swa n spent I . i 1 Chdhire Rtdlta:1 goi • alter the P�wer, Cle � e. 7 8 304 40 97 . 319 Bel DES MOINES, Slate of !OW/l, bas complied wll� the ln" the N ational Lea gue, the Pi- 1 Sund ay evening with the Ch arles , Cf1V 4 on ,.. NI 1tllncl 6 t f y k Gallipolis Tilffl a nd •w Haven I PltH 1tretehed th eir l ead to 2 ½ Wyatt a n d family. 87 330 54 105 .3J8 M.i no,o, chi. laws of this Slate applleable lo thl, class . ot · C0111�l.. ) N • meeUn1 Somervllie M.eton. 80 200 oo 1M . 318 Chlc IIO 1 1, N.Hr or 5 I M I N y Cthlts with a 4-1 d ec ision over 1 Is authorked during 'the eilrrent year lo ,� � and Mrs. Mr. Be and echer Cooper ch urd, bl · '! ;: · Hartley y\ 1 1 80x----& 7 I tltt! Gia nts, the cubs outl ast ed the 1 and son were i n Parker1burg last 82 ll8 M B9 .a l l , �:� R��;�I•, Bli�. Slat• Its appropriate btullllt!'8 of lnsunllfe on this In 1 0 a 1 o e i • I G1llipoli1 Red Sol 000 llU-' 6 11 Br■vee, 8-7, the Dodgers blank'ed Selvera, c h i. ll7 224 48 6B .304 I Thursday on busine111• plan. v f■NI mutual the • y 2 H1milton tnd Re al. LU lla and the Phillies, 2-0, and the Card69 23 1 23 69 . 99 1-1 weru:, Ba n . Mrs. Merle Davis a nd Mrs. Latmin JOhlllOft Cleft 1 �5 •nd Ollon•' . 80 306 50 91 .297 1 KuenP, Cleve. � inals. 11cored an 8-3 wi n over the Byron Davi11 and daughter Debbie Its finanelal condition ls show,, by Its -.i..i . �lale­ 1 - I YI ""r ._1 "Mtllletbit Iron 10.._18 8 I bds. ·221 Pleraa ll, Cleve . 76 2MI 44 77 .297 rerancis F '. Worley Mrs. Ofl called c ment h to have been as follows 'oh Decf-mber 31, 1.998, l o a • , ty •• W i ftlt h-- Pomero, BedlBfJ 010 2 - B 2 T ' Jim Pll!r!11II drove in three r�ns Runt Bttt•d In , kinu ' ,. c enUy. J • s Dtl .. 1 • w .y 2"-6 8im,ldn1 and 8teftns. We rry for Oll!veli.hd agai nat Boston wit� Amerl c • n League _ Maris . Yanh · ....ts of Amount Mr. .83 a H. n d UiOSt;t97 M. Mrs. "' N elson • N 2 t l ltlht trol lalti • t Dlt ; and VanMet.lt. kees, 76; Sk o wro n . Yu nkees 66 '\° h ill tilth e nd 12th homers, but it an d J o hn call ed on Worley Fran1 v Pomer . Genlil e , Orioles 60; Minoso, White --Meul ••t •n� ruct , e)' fl iers lt03 U--lCI 1, 0 'tril&n 't enou•h to offset the sl u a:- ci !t a nd wife Friday. Amount of llllbWtleo, Ineludlng ONLY 1 • d 2 Watk•r ' S-1 Ol 'p'Ut 8n Whl� l M 9 ot·8 � So.x M; Lemon, se n ators 56. :W •lhi Vic and m J or WIiiia s 1'ed l re-lnsuritnce rese�, ;ut'I:• lt!J�5.08 Bury! Whitre was Yisltlng Mr. •itll'· Natlontl Ltttd - Uanks, Cube 8. Moore and Bartell. Jtney a nd W� rtt:. y. a esd n Wed HIii D. R. . s Mr and n i intto •n Wash :• Gooch. Surplus, - BO ; Aaro n, Braves '75; M ays, Gi- K t1 • C ty fllllla ma h it hi!I llith homer - -'- i111ltM2.57 Mrs Delbert Milam spent I Jew ------� i ante 68; C e peda, Gia n ts 6 1 ; Mat·-- · -- � a ys i,u wee� vi11i hng relatives lneome for the year 1958 . h - - . 8"2,411'8& hew,, Brave, 61. . ,, m West Vlrg,n ,a c,...1,1111 ., Ham• Run• . 1 tt-rn 1tlo 1 u L•1 1 n· n 1958 year tbe fo Expenditures 1 1 r Am■rlcan L..,.,. - Mnr111, Ya n- ! ' SBLSDON PARK, Eng. UPJ' :· / , kecs 3 1 ; Lemon; _ se� ato�s 24: � an - hrtlY tlty Mla'fr!,I 3 ITNF.SS �F, J· have W IN Luc end Ar11:cntine of a de Fidel h Rlc 3 mbus u Col 2 mordl I TlEers Coluv1lo, Z3, yankees lie, A. '1 \ S1 ) :\ , W \ . n8me hereunto submitted' .. . Scotland's John Pe n ton shared ppd,, rtlh Roch11t■r 20; Skowro n , Yankees 17. y a tod entering lead the ttfix­ bl' to Sf:!al y m caused and 36. final s ••In �-, t-•on�, ,I Montre■l ' - •• -� Nat Ion• I L••tu• - 1B an k !I, C 11 bH 111, anflut.l fa mily pic n ic of the h ole gri. nd 1n the s pr1te day thia . Ohio, Columbus, at 1 ed nttrnaAmericln 1,11.. .. .,, ,. · 27: Aaron. Bra ves 27 ; Boyer. Card. Ph ilathea i!lociely of the Middl\e- tiona I gel r tourna me nt. They 'n d date. o 1 -•I St. 7 IJ, Mi ' r• nnupo ; 20 Ma th ews, Braves 20; M ay s , G, , . port Church of Cbri1t waa he d H ou 1ton 1 OMlvtr O NEW YORK UPI - I n&e mar 't"huraday eveni ng at th e Roadside rea,hed l he helfwar ma rk of th e I , July H, 19411 ants 19 · 7ii:h0 le cha m pions h1 P ." i1 h a ggreLo u l1Yllle S CharlNfon 2 J()h anuon wu " very plea1ed" but Park with 28 In attend an ce . Pitching Edwo rd A. $to.well ' gate scores o , 142. 0IC k Mett of I C Worth t lndlanapoll1 2 moyd PatlerLWn'a manar1er, Cu■ ,..., Arnerlcen L••1 u• - ontes. Yon- D01111-Ft. The bleHing; preeed mg th e m eaI r intendent of lnsuninc■ pe S u ________ en s world he t x., e T io, n to n A n Sa D WIil A led to• was 11ven by Rev. Fred I . Gardner. mato, slightly puzi kl'l!S 9- I ; TurIey, Yun k<'l'� 6· 2: ,- 0 ,, champ ,· on, trs o'led th e co-lead- ,, of Ohio UNIFOltMI TRAD the n of Los Anover da ael.,...t I l o -.,. Stohhs, Senotnrs 6·2: Perry, InM rt . L E Re ynolds president • con· en 1 by n ine .glrokes. WASHINGTON U P1-P1tcher1 1eiea as the 1ite for the ne,xi world duded· a ·short buii·n eu meeting. dianA l 0-4 ; Slllley, Whiti, Sox 9_4 _ •�----�""======,,,,==,-.,==""'====��""=-::,' BIii Fl11cher and Tom Moraa. n heavyweltht title filht.. 1 •• A n annou n cew en\ of tJiv Aug ust National LHIU• - Williams, !ilW i lched unifor m• tod1,. In • "No one h11 spoken to tn e or m eeting wlth M ra.· Jto l>ert McEI"• 1 Dod g ers 9 2 : Jtoc buck, IJod.icrs 8-2; s traight wa iver deal betwef" .We Pat terson abo ut lhe propo1ed JU nny committee rg e I n ch a and her Farrell, Phils 7-2 ; Uuhl, Broves 9-3; Washi n gto n Senators a nd Oelroll ' site," D Amato H id. 'A• far H l [ ._,11 made . Mrs. Reynolds an nou n c, Tige rs. 1.nw, Pirates 12-�. know they're atlll lookina: for I ed that the Loya l Pals Class of the site a1non1 ctUea that Include ch urch a re selll ng pie a n d garden New York." ba■kets . The cha mpion ', m an,rer added -----J ft' he would make no further slate· Mickey Fears m,n' ahoUl 'h. ..,. unIll aft.. h , dl1eu1N1ea the ·,1tu1Uon with Jo, hannon I n Sweden next montb. M ass. UPI wolfCESTER, is scheduled to atart 1 n Steady Mickey Wright, who has Ptttenon AKRON, Ohio lJl'I - Smllinl!! rrom Baltimore, Md., Ke n Venturi exbJbition tou r itl that country truste very Httle Jay Hcherl , a sl£1'nder 37-ycar•old and Fred Htwkl ns. to luck so far, d Mason Rudolph WII at 143 whil e Aui. 8. ex•Marlnl', held II une s l rok e lead feared chance would turn a&ai n st Bill FulH)', pre1lde nt or Fea- her today as she drove towa rd n l,lOl11g inl. n lhl' third rimnd or PGA for mer U, S, Open champion Tom­ 11 .11:old drnmpi o nship 1oday wltt1 fa- my Bolt, Gene Llttler, Geora« ture Sports, lnc., a nnou nced Frl- u nprecedented third con11ecutive vored Arnold Pnlmor I wo Nlrokt•s Bayer, Ted Kroll a nd We s Elli■ aa)' that tht P1tteno n · Johanuon u. s . wom en'i Open golf champi• orf the p.11.ct'. wer e at 144. For mer PGA cha m • "rubber" match will be sta&td 1t onah ip, Hebert . 11torrning the Jong 7,Hl!i· pio ns Jackle Burke and Doug the Los An1elea Coliseu m Nov. 1 Miss Wright of Chula Vista, I Country Club Ford we re amonc thoae arouped unlet• eUher tiilhter baa a " re•- Call f . walked off the Worcester yard Fir�stone course a■ he did the bt>at'hes of at 14-15 while a atroke behind with sonable objection." country club wlth h er seeo n d on e l wo Jt m a, shot a lhree under par a host of othera wu t nother lorunder par 71 Frid ay and a two 67 for a two ro111Td one uruler par mer PGA ki ne, Dow F1natfr w1Id. 1troke lead solng Into tod a y's fl­ 139 before a PGA re(•Ord seco nd After toda)''H round the field will nil two rou nds on the rolllng, day 111llery o( 12,770. be cut to the low 60'1 and tie, 8,173 yard ••zout. That WH one strok e better than for Sund1)"s fi nal l'ound. Hebert shot five birdie& but ll• Don Januar)' while Sammy Snead many ham• repair can carded Lwo bo1eya In h la round. so grouped wtJre and Doug Sa nde n Phone Wl•l•3fl4 l younell and oave money, We tan with Palmer ,t 1-41 . Three stroke, He toured th e front nJne In 33, . n I off e n ni back thle par, nder u two John r111ne 142 ,t e pac thr. POMEROY, OHIO IMlp you with lnformatl,. 1111 how fl! R1ci pe, wJ� h fin bil runs in the, •-,,�!!!""'!!!!',!�!"',�=e,!!�...,__:_.'.0�'0 on n: •l l,:_:a l 11 ll e_:kn ow n pro 34, one undar rq:W1tlon filurtl. · ::::_:-::__ _: '.'.::"' :'.'.'.'.'.'.: ::: But thal 67 added lo hl1 first Pini 111nJn.J, lour ot them un­ rou nd 71 Wu Sood lhlMl h to &Ive earned, sewed up a Pony pme Ylt• tory laat even 1n, at S1rttu.n, th e him the leacl, . Palmer, 1hootl!!41 for • new 1011 fi nal coun t beln1 8-2. •Bruce Beea}e .,,., the only hit• l n1 "triple el"Own 1 1 l'ln into trou­ ter on eith er ta,m to Jet more ble after • 1ood 1t1rl lhd wiu nd thin on UM)', hfil ·tRiltlll two Ith• , up wlth • aewnil l'Ound ilta'N 11ea for i1dne. four over par. ·Larry h-lce went all the way for Ifie wl nnier,, fanned 12 and walked ·tlree, Jim l..cukl, who cami on In ' lhe fourlh, fan ned nine, wolkod two In four innt np. Jlacine & 1 0 000 0---t e O ·lyracuae 010 001 0-2 a I Prlce and Baney. Sinon CLP) , Lumber · W lnebren nu 1, Louka 4, and Cun­ IHy.te.a,,ly·ow• Por �rr pur­ f • diff. ,..._ 2 In. • 4'• ■r old c■mn.., A• low ... RIDI ICOUT QUIN Un. 131,oo I!: . ' 1 CINCINNA11 UPJ-Mickey Con• nCll)w, totmer Boaton Colle1e fool bib. tqr, hH ,..._ •• IIIJ>Ol'­ I "Ouh In the N.. 1111· 1 1a.M ... 1 for the Clntlnha:U Red1. . . . ,eUO ' VOLTS B U( COStI y. Eff0f Sef S [)p V JC l ory • ri ' n tinel, eoNE H. P. e 1114• HBIGHT e 11" WIDTH 0G All$f, P"' • unfin .. iw . lli,t •1tt1o" llUTII Sl!E IT Art OIi The BrtgheA Corner In :Ml !)DL.f()i.T >,. ,1... te!l SAVE-SAVE-SAVE ..,,,, ••.. In • . • ,. 'l'llr_!!!J �· Budaet , .. Oa Moll ' Pufsbrt:M ' ON fltll Es:terlor llolbe pai!tl nnji;, oi eolan. Ai low u ' Boker _ for�itulle t-f! • .. , •� '"1- h, U'nl\li:potpd Cool• Ing Copocity Fer lts Slso Shlnil.., . or HthJIIHI, "oll rootlns - u .. WY Ul.. � -,, ',,, ' j/ ':\Ii' • I ' , � • '. .. ··- -·- .. . - . . . -...---- -----· .. __ .. .. ... .. • . • ,eh of Ch•llf --------------------------- • Chu R"'l••d Dai ly Se n tinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, O., July ZS. 1�5 ' · · BiNe ocholll 9;30 am: wonhlp 1 ..,,,ice IO,IIO am : Youth r,now� 8 pm_ worohip 7 pm. (Edlrorial-"Chriatianity Today" ) cu C:h11rc:h ., C:hrW The · comlng of warm days brings the happy sI_ g ht 0f. ,. A rn - S Pomet'■y .ehool 9:BO a m : Mornunday SU NDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THI! W!EK eric an, on the move--0r it wo u ld be a happy Sight, u not i ne worship to,30 am: Evenine By Roy L. Smith quite &o many of us were trying to move at he a_m ti me. 3 : 30 pm; Pr•yer meeti n & The story of Hosea, the Old Testament prophet who Turnpikes and freeway are now crowded w!ith .sm1ll1�ona of worwhlri 8 and Bible study 7:30 pm Wedne»­ preached about the year 7 10 8. C., is the story of a man who cars cra wling over the glorioua landtcape. Who ar� the peo- day. held e grudge against the times. tc.lnt•lkl,y Chu rch - Sunday ple riding in these autornoblles? Where are they going? What Sophisticated Peoce p:ao am; Wor1hlp ,er-vice tch(lOI are they thinking? We rarely know. Only when a bumper Although the wor d had not yet en i nve n�ed. the gen - crashes into ours or a (ender is creased, do we step ou t and 10 1con,,... iena , l Chrl t era tion in the midst of which Hosea, li ved w as h1 gbly IOpht.11• 1 l b engage i n the form al ritua of exehan ging cards, there y be9:30 n day tchool tlealed. And no generation is ever in such danger aa that one coming acquainted with our traveling Cellow•Am�ricans For .at'-" C!hu,ch-Su or, 30 am. 1 · 0: w ,ervice hip m s. r is which th in k.ii it knows all the answe ;.,_,.0,. IMentM>•y Acfventltt the rest of the jou rn ey we live ln lso[a tion, the windows rol lDue to a peculiar politi cal situ ation , in which the two ed up. Even though we �e on the sa me higbw�y, we live in -<Iz.t Butternut Ave. DAV Hall) grea t emp ires of anti quity - A$sy ria and Egypt - were pla-y- differen ,. 1 sabbath School 2 pm; Wonbip t wor lds. In g for power a n d wo rl d m a stery 1 the small nations that la y J t is astonishing how complete and self-sufficie nt our service 3 : 15 pm ; se�vic:e, are Sat ­ betwee n the · two were enjoyi ng a perio d of unprecedented little " worl ds" are and we have but little inclination to urday. Prayer meetin g Th u rsday prosperi ty. ch a nge groupings. There is, by way of Ulust ration . tbe in tel- ''�;:._ of Goel _ ,h- 1 l Mt. A n enonnous t rade was going on between the Eas� � nd Iect ua l-philosopbi�al wo rld , Whhilh moves in Its dista n nt the West, as �syria, built u p her w ar potential in antiCi pa- wide-ranging orb i There are the tight o�its of he ,.a c�- Sunday iCbool 9 5 nm; worship .! t. l eervice u am; Prayer m eeting lion of the day she e•P.O<led to strike al Egypt. And little Is- en tific world" , the "world" of psychoana lysis, the sport�ing Tuesd ay 7 , 30 pnt, Young people ra el was co ll ecting m illions in customs d uUes. -It lOQked as world" and the "underworl d ." . , Frid a y 7:30 pm. though the gra vy tra in might run forev�. The d anger is that the particular i1world" in which one Carl eto n lnt.rct.n•ll\ltlonal UhUorm Sunday Sehoo) leuon for July 2 4: Kina:sb u ry Roa �Su nday schoo � lives becomes the consu ming interest of li fe. The Church . "GOD DESIRES STEADFAST LOVE," Hosea 1:1 lhroligh has a lwav s sin. ce New Testa ment times, been tempted to be-- 9 , 30 am : Wonho p hour 10.30 �m, · · 4:3 ,· 5:1' every olher Su•day. � 6:6. @ lhronsh COme a ,r.Wo ' rId " of ,·ts ow n , and .the temptatio n. is .su ch tod . ay &.lhl•tMm Baptilt, Great Bend And with the merchants and traders from Asia a nd Af. that no " world '' c an becom qmte as isolated m its orb•� as e worship 9: 30 am: sun -Morning rica there came the licentiousness of the idolatry r,ractised the den ominational "world' . ' ' Ministers and chur'c h executives d;1y school 10: I?i am; Ev ening by the two g reat -powers. There was not a woman n a ll I s- ca n an do d go fo r days without spea:Jting to an yon e except to !lervi ce 7 : 30 pm. reel who wao I mmune to t he gayety, the dram a , a nd the se Ba ptists , or to Presbyterians, or to Episcopa lians as the ca!e duclions of the strangers who came with money in their tun- m a y be. Despite a ll the books abou t "the role of the Chu rch in ics and lust in their hearts. the wor ld," many churchmen never see the world or even How . The WOJ'St aspect of tlje situation appeared in the fa ct the oilier side of the Chu rch. tha t everyone except Hosea seemed lo think the times were C h • i s l i o ri S , , ,., r r P Thus It Is possible for an intelligent ChriBtiz·n to be un• . " good beca use bu siness was good. t i n ia st i Chr or blshway the on t a th re a there aw y _ _are mill ions . H �o l s . . Eyll • Respeei.ble of Amer ic an church members traveling alongs1He htm but ·, . , . Tt1C CHUl'tCt1 rollt ALL • • . The si nister circumstance of . thl> generat ion lay 1n the headed perhaps in a different di r ection; whose persona l di,., ,. ALL POR TNII!: CHURCH ean "I uy, to Oed tiai,heriold our of ••ct that the fou lest evi ls claimed the sanction of respect- ciples, intellectu 1 n., CJ.id, it .. ........ ,� .. a l l ife, attit ude,, opinions and even dreams to you lead you give can God only but knowledge, �-,SHIES for Everyone abi lity. · . revol.ve a r ound foci that are quite unrela te<t kl his ?Wn ot�it; , . wisdom."· SUNDAY ... �. h lo • ...,._ _, :· Among the pagans sex w as assoeiated with div inity I,., I t so happens that lil<!'s answers are never quite GO sun- · 1 1 . WIITN-TV . �..-i 'l.tlun. W".,._ .... O,.,di. ca use i t was assoeiated wi th the crea tion of life. Allached to pie as peop who a re otblting in their ow li ttle wo rld like And how ritht he w... A atrlnir of diplom.. s n , le .,;.,_ , � - cioiliu6- 1.111. 9:45 _ 13 ,Ohannel all the hea then shrines were " holy women " whose e lll'lllngs , ,- " and degrees does not make a· inan wise. Many of .,.;,,._ TM- - ,_ .......__ to th in k they are. Men are, a, the Psalmist sa ys , fearfully k� The Wings I f I Ta su pporte d the priests and the cu lt. 1 ,.llt!Wi ..,....... the wisest never had a formal education. and wo nderfully ma de; a nd if a theologian ls bumped _from .1 The Morning" ...,1a.i, ud ..,.,. .. a...... n.,, The seductions oC the sex-saturated pagan�sm were es- the rear a nd gets out of his car to discover th a t the Chr1st tan =:--:-c:--:-:::;::c:;:; ;::::::;: --;;:=:=::. ,., (I) f.., .., _. _.., (2) f� i­ For know ledge ill the accumUlatipn of factl!I. But peciall y attra cti ve to the adolescent Hebrew .)V0men who were Chu rch i s greater th an 'i!' thought Flnt Bapt111 -Ch u rch,· Pome�y, h , and b)Ore Biblleal th an he diild1t11"1 IAU. (}) f• 6t ..... flf 1wisdom is the ability to apply a few facts - per­ flattered by the prQspect of fine clot hes and lush livings. thought and ha'S not swung behind the 1,nest theolog ica t 1a- Ralph C. Zundel, P astor, W1l ! 1 sm -ilr _. .-. <•, r• ._ • haps onl y one - to a life-situation.. · · n as' r a p1dlf A nd amo ng those w ho surre n d ere d to Watson Supt. 0-30- 1 1 : 1 5 eombmed · ,. aII lo the good of h: C.U.dl Hlllf. wltidt. ..... •• . . the blan dillilUnen"" of sh1o as P.,e th ou gbt, 1t ' i., . .and study. servic e of worship the stranger-trad ers was the wife of Hosea 1 the prophet. How e8$Y 1t is for some churchmen to clamber ba ck n�to 1o duordi nplid, .. ..i ;- Billl ''The We know a distinguished scholar who ha• writ. I t i s a da rk d ay for any 1ene ra:tion when Ucenae, l ust orbi t by writing off the g rea t tr uths of the Chrts ti an fa! lh Speeis l m usic. Sermo n Meek ness'". Nursecy and of Marks ten vp lumes on ecclesiastical architecture. And we and loose living lays claim to the sa nctlon of •• scten'l!e" or a& "some kind of pletiatic theology," a nd to resume forth�1th J u n i or church for children ; 6: 30 ' knoW-an elder ly widow who tola her grandchil dre n, '•broa dm indedness. ' ' the anthropo-sociolog ical debate! Surely Go d ca.Jled u� rn to Youth meeti n g; Wednesday '7_:30 11 Churches a in't made to look at !" Everywhere in Israel the moraL stan dards of the eople his service for greate r pu puies . To the !Jody of Christ he Prayer hour. July 31 Hym n sing r _ were sa�gi ng. There was a spirit of li bera lism ln the ar.r tha t has committed b S pi rit Nor­ land e Fre sacrame nts the mean s 2;3o conducted by t e1 the gifts , the An d the ..,holar - earnest Chrl,tian that he w as eqmval�nt 1o lboseness. of Grace, the privilege of prayer, �he mes.,�ge of the ev�n�el, . humbly bows to the wisdom of the widow I 1, A gen eration that seeks enterta inment in nudity, ex- the jily of salv�Uon , the cornmum�n of �mts, the Chr1st1an ltN Methottlst Church, Pom­ s . n u ,ftor. Brown, ne a a Euge P citement in sex extr -v ganc e1 and pleasure in the -lowering hope , eter nal life, and the tn}'ster1ous r ches of his love. s erot i For whelher it . · be a cathedral or chapel, the I 1 day school O: t.5 a m Kenneth Fi n 0 of mora l restraints is writing its own obituary. it pietistic theology" to believe and declare that Christ loves ley, su pt: worship 10:30 am ToChu rch cannot enrich our lives until revenmtly No Home lflllnune the Whole Church, just as God loved the whole wor ld a 11;d. _g ave pie " Moi;ltrn M iracl es"; Wed neswe enter its portals to worship ..and serve God. TM The prophet Hosea di..,overed that no mail's home I• His f or it; or tha t this wo•Id Is greater than any " p rivate �,, 7 p/n, Cboi1 rehi>a_rp_l _M n. fear of the LoHl is the begimririg of wurdom, i mmu ne to the seductions o f ,sex . nd ppgan.ism. When bis wi� 1 tl $ ? t ' " huitatute director: d Wcri"y, U6hll wo · deserted her home aRd her little one for the excitement and 0 'ffie priest and the LevHe stayed 1n orbit" on the tu rn- ror Youlh Fellowship. w: �e for the glamor- of the life of a " holy woman" , i t was but typical pike T July 36 I week �glnnmg iu Jy G Oo ta n " p ark ed bis car" and Jell his he . d Sam ari n the · (I 2 • oI th. . e inbra,I coJIct'p5e m pgrou nd. ea aster Lanc at " n atio�. • Df 'th·e enw.re · world and offered his brothe r a hand. Paul a cted f rom the far) 90 registered ople e p g you Th�re B:'re J few ·tacts every ma n ought to face , if he ls sa� e moti ve when he left the worl of Asia for the wo�l of , d I Rel il:ious devotions ,00 WMPO at .d , prepared to toler ate sex extravagances which masqu erade Europe There is a sense, indeed, 1 n which only the ChrJStian . 10,30 ,. m. each day. under the guise of art. is truly a wo rld citizen , since for the love of Chr ist he m a kes l Fl nt a,ot1,1 Chll r, h, Middlo1, f•� •-� . ..__ 1 . Some family has contributed a dau ghter for publ ic every ma n 's world his own port Rev. D6nald Boone, pastor · ' consumption, every time a girl is put on the stage to exhibit 7 j Morni ng wo'nh fp 10 , 1 s am : : s, so a,llfela t•b IINGSPfRATION HELO 9 : 30 am Supt. Berbert Rou:o,q; , ' pm church offipers m eet at the he rself. , 2.. Those who traffic in sex depend upon the public for 'nle slng s'piration presented pr a)'er aervlces Wcdr esda y �:°'! 1 church ; Tuesdly 8 pm Board of l ast Sunday eveni ng at Syracuse ,pre acl\ln_g · Stmday r. lgbt 7. SO, ·Trustees; Wedriesday '7:30 Hour ....,..,.__d r,11 tile IHI •l•e•• finna •- or,,..az....... t t their p rof!ts, j 1s:sd 1 \,nr tif!'ntor• elJoir EUB end a nc e Pm, Jo�na:. peaplti,. meetin& sunatt an drew hurch C a . There will come a time when that one who has paid of 4 1 . Rev, F. E. Dunn W.iii , of Prlijerj: ,\p �: u -,m. ',t,eff ue ..,_ ,... L eiir,ar( Th iir.Sif&y · � :30 1 M,l\k, _, ::ir,Jao.se --•e• ... �h " the adm ission price will be required to sta nd before a chaste charge : -� .... Mathodi.t Churc� ) 1 Fellowahip; 6:�5 . ,; p m WC'I.U �f God and accept ju dgment. M a ny fa vorable com m ent• were Rev. vi. �- Strausb a ugh, pastor luck supper at Mrs. Lillian Stelffs 4. No nation ca n traffic in its dau ghters and rema ln heard in appreci ation of the pro- Laurel Chff: Sund ay school 9 : 30 He. th Mathodiat Church, Midstrong. ' gram which I n cluded :i pia no 1010 �m Phil W}ae, Supt; Cl a�s me �t- dleport, R ev. Raymon Konkright. 5, No exhi�Uiortist is ,ilone to · btatne ; the times µiu st ac- much-loved or1an nu m bers, group mg 10:30 am, W m. Boul ey m pastor. Divine worship 10:SO sub• nu m bers by the Hubbard family cha rge; FM'-: aervlces 7 p m ; Eva n, Ject "The NeW rd er of Red emp-. eept their share of the resptmsibtli ty. General Auto Re� O Furn iture and Ap"pllances Copyright .l960 by the Di v�sion of Christian f'Auca,tion, 11. nd by a delegation from Morn• a el ia�lc sorv 1ces 7 ;30 pm; Prayer , tion"; Su n da)' school e:30. Ing Star EUB Church, respon11ve meelm� Wednesday 7 : 30 pm. Cer-. 8:,,llilere,& l'lrk Phon, WY-1-2195 Ch urc h of Ch rist, Middleport, Natl'ona l Co uncil of the C h u rches Phone YU-5•21%5 Chr'·t '"- ·Un'lted l'eildihgs, prayers, l!tolo1, other 10 In · I.II,;, lun Fr• M■thoditl Fred 1. Ga rd ner, m in ister, 9:30 · Chester, Oliio tiVMII States of Artlerka. rtadlngs and a five mi nute s er- Church Rev, W. H. Strausbaugh, Bible scltool R. c. Steffy, pastor; m:cme lte . by the pastor. pastor. Sunday sch ool 9 : 30 �m, · 10:30 Morning s ervice "Bl ess ed • • Worley }laley, Supt. : Morn,_•• Assurance" : 7 , 30 Ev ening service \A8IUII If.If,, worship 10:�0 , a m ; �y servi ce I "Approvl!d Un to God"; Wed. 7:30 C losed Elach Ldrd's Day _ a ln,titille A.ttendin 'i.· �...., Jeweler and Optometrist Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beck and Terri ,· n ari11'f' 7 pm · Evening service 7 = 30 Ro- Prayer meeti ng and Bible St u dy. . s in Athens where i Sauer Harold r._ ,. · arge ; Praye• tynn of Barber•-n .. w and Mr. and uOU �- . . . Ch rlltl1n Science locl■ty, ,_ llD<k Springs Rood Pomeroy ., "\,Slawler ,pent the w_. eet. tie i:. 11ttending the Jnslltute for b ert t;. Sm Jlh m c h Middleport """' �Divlii 11.,.,en t MN. ilru"<I • mee ti ng 7 : 30 Th ursday· , Sunday end' ., ..,Ith reJ·auve, at Duri.bar, W. Guid ., , -rwa_ flee· i_nd orning M • Cou · n cilin& which is roy me e Po ., Av Mulberry ·• . ut R ., • 1� ee p ·r with thfl Jewell" Taylors i n Charle&-' Va. tnt OIt• I ....ssem y O e - ' 'service 1 1 a. m. "Truth" ; Golde n belnd 1ponsDred ' b)' the Federal Dorcas, E Codner, p.,. astor · Sunday Text: The Lord is good; HIs mercy to,i. ,.. h,. diswas Barrett qayton Mrs. . · . sch ool 1 1 a m,; Children's church l"s everlasting; a'nd His truth e ndurMr. a nd Mrs. Robett Muaser and charged 'from Ho,zei' Hospt�l th e �h!nir,��:i - ute :w· lll cover five 3 pm; Wor_ship 7:SO pm Sunday, . 't ehildren , Tete1a a nd Ji mmy Braur. past wel!k. eth to all g enerations , Psal ms 100 : IIJk& the Tuesda and Friday a W nd ilJ beln1 h � at bus, 0. el" of Columbus spent the past I Nation wide Jnsura nre of Colum Mrs. .Eth,el Kinney of Canal Win- u' E! ( y · 5. Wedneday service at 8 p . m. niv rsl y, Middleport Chrl f , h lr■clfonl Churc Wet!k witli bis mother, Mr. and che1ter cillled o n her mother, Mrs. -;--c--:-:-,==-;--:;:--::--,=--. o at TupP"r■ Pl•ln1 EUlh Peul Hooka ne WY-%-2460 115 E. 2nd St., Pomeroy, Pho R alph Hu mble, Pastor, Jim Reed, pHtor, Su nday School 9:"30 a. m.;• )frs, Eilrl fClng. While here the Belle 'Martin , Mondf)'. group 91):ePt TUtsd;ay a l Cam de n Supt; Bible Bchool 9: 30 a m; �or11• Worship 8 p. m.; Prayer meeti ng, H arold and lt.lnlor Burke of Col• Paik, ·ti1htn1 at lluck Lake, a n d umbus l.ffl �n 4�1 a, v1catton Jh&: worship 10:30 am ; Chri.!ltlan 8 p. m . Wednesday; Christi an Enlilndeaver (youth ) � pm; Ev en!ng deit\l'or, 8 p. m. · Thursd ay. •ete business visitors , in Gallipo- ,;.,uh ' tht!lr ,ira hd.Piretita, Mt, and · 1 WOt!hip '7 : 30; Wednesday evening Jls and ParkP.rabur&:, Mrs. Cti1lll! GNer. South Bllth•I EUB, · Paul Hooks, I Bakers Of Good Bread Mike A�keao n · �f i;olu mbus ls Bible Study '1:30. ·Mr,. Eva Welcb of Atb.en, •11 pastor: Sunday School 9!30 a. !"-; IPl!ndlnC the l"eek With bis arand- a bu.1tne11 here Monday. lradbi,ry thurcll Of t;n rfst; Art Worship, , 10:30 a . m.; Homecomi n g Your Dodge •& Plymouth Dealer Vii. Uanllngtoa, pare nts, Mr. ,nd Mr■. C1•ir Taylor. Ml': and \In. flober1 D1e1il Ind at School, 1 tlng, e e m Bible i,ter: n rril , : Prayer m.; p. Marcum, service 30 , Vickie Nel&on, daughter of ltr. chUdrefl of '.M:illb\11')" are api ndlill ltN'r.,, 1\.1 ' t,hU ·1 ilf Jnu1 .9 :_ 30 a.m. Wilbu! Rowley Sr. �ll�t.; � p. m. Thursday. - . and Mrs. Bob Ne11on a�ffered a tht 'w:eek With tJteir �parenhl, Mt. C h ill it , 4tt;' · L. aH•I' DiY saints, �orning �o.rsh1p 10:3� ; Chr1st1�n . . _Lottrld" IUB; Ptul brokfln ann In a tan rec.ilttly. attil· Mrs. Chrti Diehl, ind .Mr. and ld 'i'ow)i' Ti;b On )l'ortl'ahd Road ,qdea vor 8 p.p,.; Evening worship, · td'ii: Wor11�lp 10 a . m .; !3unday O Mn. Marie Jirchfleld wa1 Sc,ht;,pl· 1 1 . a . rn. ; Pra)'er meeting, · S\ind:ay ScJiodJ 9: 3b a tn: ffilchina 1. p;m,· re- Mfl) Earl Ne�on of CatJ)til)"�r. . . 11 leased troin Holier Hospital the J,fr. a11tt Mn. Robet UlU udGC Klntiom, Hall :el JthevU't Wit 10:30 ini •jn"d bible StUdy � iY. m. F'r1day: 1 • put weell:, Mn. iBetty Siders •nd Je1.n An n �ielsday __pm. c . , Pri:Sftltt, P•� nl!Ulli Public. tneet1h1 Sunday Mlddleplli'I ,1h!leclltra� .1Chu�, l!wa,-18 · · are vlBltirt1 her daUCht1.r, t(i'. a nd tor. · · n_. sbyt1ma e �,Pr_ Refonned UT1d 1�· pm: 14 r itudy . _pm; watchtowe Mn. Muriel Foley l& • aurgical Mr,. Tom Orothoule � f•�Uy· ol Loe-al Union 5t88, RaveMwood , W. Va. eroy; . WiJd� �- !Bartels, pastor, l11 , study"r:ll'il · ·laltr 8 pm; Ser- .1 MWwlY C llfflftl,..,11v - • ·· l l •., Ctu11NI,;, · ,B·Jb · · PJtlenl at HP.ls.er Hospl.141 . · Hou,ton, 1'eu8. Jl!ll) -ho m mps. Bobby Sep-les, M n aier. Chu ck vice meet i�"Wm 'BU1.ettnp.f Dir ot Chr. ffll :TbuNifI)' 7 p m,. .?tfik :� J I.:r. and Mni_ 'K - lh . Miclla .. . •.I 'i:if-. • . cfu--1 _ •-� n;her SUrJelJ, ' Sµnd•y Sehool, Su&Jt ., latrr .school mn "•w-'---' m,. ■n d uL_ . a ·, .a •. ,, isUttd ay , Shobl ., &, '•· , Tli . pm. urlday 8 and Mike of 1.,hilh co � YisI�d his and· 1 1 . _.1 h_ , 1 of ltoaevl iJf ,�Jilted. With �q"ndt,SChool ttlfts . a t 9:30 a. m., m 901'1 a . nw . lm . rriti Hol!n••�, 9 u.r Wd ., The Pll r_ Da lll• "! pare nt.a, Mr. and �•- Elta Michael h� ·p.rents/W. an, :?D :J,'j,,. i. H 1 U•· ,p �fl meeUtaa 1uesday 7 :,U p . Church , Lanwme, ,;'lhtn Wachefl. Ld!tl, a n4 .Thelma over the week �hd. 1'.flY,. f •-1 Jey and ott-er relaUW, IOI d'!Wtl . ra r llread Holsum of kers a M � A . Ch 1 1 1 · �r...,, r f'I 11M .• , •�hwanz, pdJv. Su�day scboql . m. Ml'I. �etta Kennedy spe:n� the • tnp to 1rawat l. .� :. '. Ponteroy's Budeet Shopping Center · t1oft IC h urih 91 C hrist, POIM- &: 30 am; .Mornlniif .wOt'lhip 10;3l) filh ; ,. i cCauley, nd�y or, pas n\�'.M � Sl _ week wi\h hel" d•u,�ter, Mn. A� _Mornmg worship 1 1'� •· , . and , . ,c ti,f!kilil.lOhVilll!l Road, Eue:ene, a m ; Nl(tlltt Youth 6:411, pm; 'st Mr. Jilly Hill, ton ot , rea - TtwbbUry at •Buckeye Lake: 10 :45 �; m. Today s Faith . :SO _ elF m; h ool sc Bible iervice lll!llsllc n inister Eva m p 7 Underwood, iln Her. h�fbt.nd, Worley, WH there Robert HIii, 11 vlaltiq_ M,r. and enl�g Ev � e ,. m. BY!F, world. ti W 7:so sday n ed worship service lO:SO ing n lowthlp s·:so am; Mor Mrs. Merrell Cutterill, Lancuter. Ft'id•y to return h er ho me. a e�vke, 8 �; m . 'God s Con n 1ct Be. m p 7:30 woi'ihlp Evl!hina m i _ pltl. · . _ Joe :Bradford of At hene talled on Mr. a nd Mn. Don Wi llltrna re Su;i;,oct e,o Church of Your choice ' Middleport ChUTCh of th• Na• With S,a.tan ; Prayer Meetmg, 7.30 Mr. and Ml'I. Calvi n Sprouse on centl)' vacationed I n_ A�llbtiC <;l ty, be t Reed B"ble School Supt Take Someone to Chu rch wi th You Sunday · p. Wednesday. . m 6 Ch.:...Ch 9:30 urtnt ,chool, Sunday Methot:Hlt u'I. l � r fht y e Saturday. N, J., and New Ybi'k tlty. trheir Pomeroy WHI Main Street Grfft ..ncl il.,hl■httm Baptist Pomeroy Phone WY•l!-2644 Mr. a nd .Mrs. Charles �lm pkin1 dau1htera, Debbie and Donna, Rev· Cirl Merrih• Pastor· Sun- m � morn ing worship' 10 : 30 a m School D:3(1 aril, Dan.a Win e- E��n ing serviee 7:30 p. m. Prayer Church, Arthur R. MeCauley, pas­ had as l't!� nt iuest, a meee and 1tayed wl�h hill �ntl, Mr, and da r Supt· Wouhlp ienlce at meetin g and Bible st udy Wednes- tor. Mornin g worship 9:30 a. m., bl,,Yhn· fam ily, Mt. 1na M11. 'Elltel Hogs- Mrs. Lewis �!�h ams of ��DI "Faith Jn TodaY,'s Worl�:" Su nday e Ll;lng Ch ureh"; Youth day 7 . 30 p. m . . terry. Mra. "'."•iha ma return with ton 1 Becky and J�hn, Columbua School 10·�� a. ?':; Even ing service 1, -school NMml Sunday l•ptl■t ltidweek WM.; Ff1t0wshlp 8 p. lTI., Mn. Harriet Wa rne r WH �dmlt- the m for a Y1slt. 7 : 30 p, m. God s con flict With Salp, 11 a. m. prayWor11h Wed. nt p. 7:ao m.; a. Study, ,:30 Bible ted to 1(_1l1a Ge neral Hoap_lW the (The Friend ly B anlt) tan . Middleport 157 Walnut Strei Ctiurch.• Lll'N't Falls, RtY. 1 er aervice, Wed nesday 7 p, m. Ann Sprout, d■u1hter uf Mr. put �el,, followi n g Iii heirt atRacina, . Pertland P•rl1h: R.acln• t pt .. C.,,..-iNI" nday Su attil l Sproust ·Shatp t SundtY n I I d C paator. Mn t HUbe Middleport ta:� eth 1 \!: hlp :.,,� · • ••· John Field• lrfary ��arlotte · Smi� h� dau1hter of Mr. ,cl'loo� 9:30 ath; Wonhlp services s ehool 9iSO. Morning worship, : · and M� ; . p , 1 0 : US Johnny •nd hi, moth,., u- ' Fie!tt•' and Mn. Gile, S mith, were ehoaen Sunday eveninl at 7:30. ,. . ARI( $T 0•" • un. 111 of Chu,d, lho "•-•• Rutltnd Finl Btpfllf--Suoda, b 1 or Sout h Charleston were week 81 candidates fo, "Mill TJ-Couniy, ' •Chamhlp, ltt,, �Richard i. !i u nS Preaching nty Teeb Can- Syracoe Rev. Harold Cou D:SO Tri at Hdlmea, , m sc a. • ool h 1881" �--.. Cf.ff • •j · end guea ts Df Mr. and � llo:, eta ffOrd . I n pllar1e;· ,..,.. 1 . Your Walgreen A1ency r hop al Pomero'v Sat- pattbr Sunday echool 9:30 a m , d Q 2 : 30 p. m. t Snowden . �It _d■uihw. • � ,. .,,. •rrll 1: uJdty ni&hl. h p ., No■ . m n ' onlll l l n . 0,IO w ■no; Mo i 1 NYPS p ' lllrr � vi l, ,,.,.,._��::,_ "o M · , and M arg a•,.\ � � --,111•· i lil no • , Cadl l lac-0 .PJ,oQ WY•!-2518 Pomeroy . ldmioblle-Ra mbler 6·30 pm· Ev1n1e}t1tle aervli!e1 at ·Sunday achool 10 a . m. w Ir' '1 na 111 n ihir.,e.l· 11)(1 1111, (lonu:r Jlarluir- 1114 S1141•-cbil. ll y • p o , nn, h■OY y • Pomer . llhll!e nd Dlffl : : sdo yer p , Tue• hl UI BJhle .� I Dv o■• · W. _Main SI. W ,tudy ever : , . ra 30 n d edne y 7 %41 p . m 7 30 pm . ba h . rep of ilr. ■bd l!ll'i u or S : t ' m p r -, ' : ■y, d : . · · o ,. "" � � ' • O '� ' service d d praiae ay d n a T!Iee · Pnyer y. a hour Pl'IY<r nie.tllhfl: ·� · J �\ ....;. · . • dtullri rned,� H d h ave'" re , sc h""1 1 .. a "' • ---,- . 1 won • roek tnd roil wnIam · ·· w th"e1r�·h� K pp' · to 1: ·30 � Mllli9p.ar:v aervlce la the Satprday 7:45 pm. wi · · , Flagler B;e•c� ��-• after ,1.ttUn• r Bernicenf., P, 9:80 our . ' sul.ti(J· 10 school day n u h .....,.....,.I-S monl e h :so t 7 ♦t o Tntkiay 3rd , several NlaUves Nere. ProPJ, P. Joachi am: ev,nieli■Uc ,ervlce, 7 43 pm; ThP.fss, director. · · ·"1 Mn. Rote Pattenon and , IJmlt n. end, a inbo-ree. Plumbing & Heati ng Carmel IUI: F. ,E . Dunn, PHMr pm. B 7:4rl atudy ' ible ' Wednesda ·hurdi -.f N bf MIiii.,,;. I Will Reynoldt Mn. and Mr. lln. Hr. pf ter daug ■nd h ,, m Willia Plume WY•Z..:ZOS? Middleport Rull,::a'Chv,ch of the Neuron■ Sund ay School 9:30 a. m ., Wayne v E E Lincoln "St.-Mlddleport,.Ph. WY-2-2550 i!ll! , Mlddlepo_rt,._h�l�� lhl\fr' �O� Ro�d Wil1lam1, h11ve mumps. 240 . .; m. -i p. Preachl sci h, . 00 8 1 1upt 8 Ro g Yl!t Morning 30 i m J\ : a unday h :ao , piitilf . ' WUMJ' Motlln ii: home : ftulll �. ·no _-, Alfl&, IOn , . ,.. JP.:ID· S t wonbl 10 :tb Evangelistic serS,;r•cuM !! UI: I' . •· Dun n,. ,... P llleynShel Kl�� ' !(rt. 1 stay eek't w a after oizer H�IW -H � ytee 7r411 · m Miawe,k prayer tor: Sund,y School 9;80 a. m ., 11,n, ,1:JO 1e1ult1 n1 from I serioua attai;k JJf ol ) of LI.!'! ,n t Quisenberry , 1upt.; Wor&hip 10·415 ,ervtce V/!!d neBaay 7:40 p m . O !:. , ·-;:cr-.e P ff lrhlln• Tl>Utfflb 1'i:1o: ( · .one of thI DD)' ou t-P mu m». a . 1n.· Prayer meet1n 1, 7:30 p. m., ChrldlanC...,_I C■lu The mlN• a..tlt Pfti .., . Mr. ,md Mn. C.m,11 Siiowilen, the 1 1111 S,,lil!h a i!d lead•n IP letvt eo-:"" Featuri ng Decorated Slices, Novelties. B u l_k Tolilll'. Eil- Bible ,chool 9:30 Im Worship Wed�e,day. Ch llt r h 1 the ·aeeond WY•!-3718 1 u Phoee Middleport RI. l . Phone WY-Z,5444 :;:d1���.,: :::.. ::1 :_:�,u��.;s� c a�� =:O� � �1 • 1 � , have retutned -.tMr·· , ,weell:'1 -.� �• Jam boree. . · , • of c-.rl■t- a. m ., Lloyd Dilllneer, aupt.; WorChurch lhe l ng wo�1P 1 1 em; Even'�1.11•i.. Tttle_ �1• •� ' at rndlan Llkij'_ 'Wb:Ui, th� ihi!; 30 Pre1e:hlng ship, 10:45 a. m ., Herman Taylor, . m i 9: si;hool lblJ .. .., 1 1 Old-::•�rJndo met ra fprmtr l)Utor of ., lce, 8 p ; r le se m d ::: le�� 1:�·Chur;II, R..,. 1 l . �:30 .� on the lint and :thtf� J q- t er Pr 1e tv , ltl!l ! . J'i , ,,.., 'Wde.sd,y. ilt toewlol ....., w � _ ' , a,ollL r i1ail011 • lln : � 'I ' ..-_., "' "' -•-• "'Iii' ,., �1 -� ' . ' • When ChUre�ers CrISh BD1Rpers Gmdge Ag.. :nst The Tinnes , '"'• =· ! - I :4 m The --- ,.c_ •• ... ,_ .... ....... ., .._., .... On•• I or i •• wt., na, ,,_ ....... - ........ .... .-...1 ..,_._ ,.... .. .. of .., ...,.. _ rniU I so� I' I I o·t ------ _ -,u..'•y News RutlaiI_.d '"-- · • ··•-•·., j .· , ,w . ·--c::--:-c-'-,-::-=- -·----�--- - Wftfa the ltope It lrill, fn so me Meanre, Is ,,_. in ln •Hr, and rot11tntlnlt9 Hie, su•tafn that Ie• are •• r- I lo RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY 8. & I. GARAGE ----:--:::-r;;-::;;;.;;:.;---H SANBORN ARNOLD'S SOIIIO STA1")N MAX WARD AGENCY BAKER FIJRMITURE B ! I R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. .Iii, ..,.. ·win ,ro:!� I ;.:C, .�Th u, =- �u ::�,��!'!����=.� =�.Z'to •it . -�:,:.i f.he= =f�� �!:2:i t�•.. T·; 3 I �'f"' t! l'Poll v.:l ,_,. T :=:�"fhe�r:,u��: = ;ti·•�e· -rJl"�t::r�� J'ri. I Prat- p . i, I �! '�JI i Ill �•ri:k .1:i1i •.':8/J �•�::-r;::O -� . . I 'w. FOREMiii i\ll11 cH10 VALIIT *Ails co. FRANCIS ROIIST HOn·s 50IIIO SQVICE CITIZEN'S NAiiONAi BANK , VAN ZANDT 'IARR •& MOTOR �A,.,., I HEINER'S .hlCBT STlmlit IIED ANCHOR . t ' ' " THON ll'IS AN y SUPREMi ICE cRiiM CO. I t� "fiMit1j I THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMIRIC:A i?. '""1'"1!1 .t· -Dupnb ll, '4�,. ,.. , t1,': 'Wed· w. ■ , . . CO. MOTOR P-ARTS __· . _ ,. . . HOME LAIIII ==1n � .• KING BUILDERI ..._Y CO. �•!.-------------------"'."----,,,.·_.,t·� .' •' . - I':.�,-,---• � ... �.. .. . ... . p - _ _ ... _ -- -- - - - - · - · ___ .. .. . . &-Dally Sentin•L Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 23, 1960 ,-===-===;.;-.==============a;. 1 00 WANT ADS tI ' Arrowhead Again Social Events In For Sole !,EC. HORN LAYING HENS. Oliver 60 tractor i n fine shape. Call G. A. Deem after 7 p. m . W I 9-3088 Racine. 7 20 Ole Natl·onal Rank Tr:· I ( 9a , Ma rine Su pp l ies I PHON E W Y •l•l 1 5 7 - , -- - -· - --- I ___•__ " for I 1' I I ! c· 25-Year Pin At Appalach•)30 (20 I B I I li REPORT f 8 Auto Sales Call 01:.... ea..--n I = 01•Ive --1-ownsh1p M30 o·}es After I Lengthy Illness · Clinic Schedule: H�RS 10-4 '' lI r ---- - - •ood I I '�=• �- - f)OMEROY · 0 £ � .� z "'°"' MT OLIVE tsa,Of W8ek f I BElTONE I of Huntington -- ------ Co�.-Pl�- (20b -- l I nsurance NEW HOME -------- - ( 2 1 I Rea l Estate VALLEY LUMBER & SU PPLY ---------�--- --- . Ckiinel-1.3 - Sunday- / l:OO 1 :30 9:-lff 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 11:00 lll:SO a,oo 4:80 ,,oo 6:30 6:00 8:SO ?:00 Rev. ·Maf•Yie ws Amerieau 11 \\'Off Christian Scl en.. "fl Air force Serapboolr: Camera :, Ploture IP1), USA 11.ev Elwood (llbbo 11:olle !lasterpleee i. llev. wlll ard wHco:i ' Rev. Willa� Wtlco.z Oral Bc :iertJ Face t he Nation R epublica n Conv. freview . Twentieth Century L■uie Ille •=lf Chonnet 3-Monda, 8:45 Si gn On r-oo Toda.• 9 : 00 Kati e Doo na n Show 9:SO Mr. and Mrs. North 10:00 Repobl ican N at '! Co nv. 1:00 Mid Day NeWI 1 :-1 0 Mov ieti,me 2 :30 Loretta Young Th eater 3:00 You n g Dr. Mal o oe 3 : 30 ho rn Th ese R oots 4:00 Comedy Playh o use 4 :3 0 Ad ve nture Ti me ,:oo Steamboat BUI 5: 30 Sgt. PrHton 6:00 New s Picture 6:SO Republ ica n N a t•I Con v. 1 \ cGO NP.".11 lie•dline. · 1 :Ju Wutllerc aat l l : 15 Jack Paar Show 1 : 00 Sign Qff : I 8'� Uwnan • > s:oo Th� ::: t0:00 10:l& 10:80 10:-,i la:U \ I :00 11:02 1 1 :l!f l l :11& 11:00 1:30 ·1,Gl> 10:30 tt!-00 1 1 :1-0 1 1 : lfl 11:30 8 R i �l: b� .. , Ytl;- BARNl!Y GOOGLE ud &NUFFY SMITH Jqund � �ound U b'!I um Go Round � · t:ri ·�• tt.:. 1· · (i l I R11ol t:stote &:-ti Complete l{e� �•nd·UP 8.00 Oraw'I Slt'&� .;Qou,e sou nd of ihe '9•1 11:" lleWI � Clldtl,,, fllllitt 2ttt-O For Sale °" Trade I • N. w. COMPTOII,J, · o·� 'D� ■ a 1"'11 'J ■ * . Ska rp ,.. rJI· Ifft � . 1'· ��'ftt:" elll,i i:" Id'Jl\il .,,. . . , lb;� v,., lM/'Mal. .. WJ E H Bri119s You n, CBS NeW1 Captaln �a:aroo C'artoQJ'I; Theater D ecem�r Bride Republican Nat'l Conv. Life oJ Riley Video VIUag'e Full Circle House Pll'ty The Millionaire Up Jo The Minute ,; 'eI;ierlT<>tm I o1 Tfie tit. oi l\lle, Arbor I, Smti._ A Loolr: at the Weather Jule ·Ri•lln Show . Amos 'n' Alldy Republica n Nat'l conv. Hi �hw.ay Patrol ,\moa ind Alldy Ntws .4, l,OOk al WMllta Tb�I<[ 13 Mr. and M rs. Muri Tay lor a nd Mni. Ju n ior Hu nt and rBmi ly o f �no , were di nner auests recen tly of Mr. and Mrs. Everell Sisson, a nd Sue and Loi&. Davi d Sm ilh Jr. visited Mre. Mary -Kibbl e, .Reedsvill e, W ed nes­ day. -, NEWS 1 Times Dady Iii• son• �1ave ret�ned from · C�in• naU where tll8f h6lve apent the pas� 11\'el'al mott�J. !Ir. Mrtt. llolley fo n · •�d ·,on \>isited llli · va:, WHU amlOn, I 10 AM 11tl5 AM I ' ' and S:Q,5 · PM w. Helen Si!!ion of 'Rad nor called' on Sam S isson recen tly. Violet Sm ith and iemi l y n nd Qr. va lean HoUer and family vi si ted with Mrs. Joe Bissel l a nd fami ly o f M aso n, W. Va. Satur day ev en• Jng. Ma■ n County � ,,.. "'" ,... F.IT . Hlo P4ra. tlla Hanilum and El e11 nor Hoffm an Of Akron afe spe n di ng th!Uf vacati on l\ere '¥itb rela tives. · ji•;ry CoI,ma11 ls !�Odin& a dar,s Wit� hjs wife f"nd ltmilr Mr. •fl� ijrs . tvet'ett 'i\eynol ds and d *u�te'r have �ep vis iti ng ?4r. and Mr$. «t�rlo n Well s. .-"' Erlewin e a nd w c.-mng on E. Se rena were � r. a nd Mra. Don Sis• soil., Vlehria, W. Va., Mr. an4f Mra. H . E. Sisso n, \'le nn:a, an d M r . and M ra. E veret t Sisso n. MT. OLM!: , Jin. J�!'.IY u W ells and ,ch i ldren , 1 , wert 9uh�ay dinDer iuest.s of her :: Mn. Ruel lo hnaon. lfn. lol�Ule Pullins o nd Ill,, 1 f!Dd Mra. � Cttiipln of :Newar._ -, 1 · ape'qt sevual d'lys at their trail- o1 el- ,'t B Hollow. - , llr. •� d Mn. Oeder • !1, t ind �•llll\y , cievel1�,d IJ!ll!l �un day with l(,. .,,d · �•- PIY i.. tt, IPII< �nd�f ) I ' il,rold · B!etb� M f. and �•• Jj:,rqqi� lartels � calJed On Mr.· and Mrs. Emmett I Stethj,n 8llnd'1'· _.,. � :· '1�, - - -- . !I, .t JI! . • • .� ,..,, ' . IIIANl.'Y - I .I I l l OH", QH --- IT'S I STARTINC7 TO' RAIN I """=� . '"' ,Hi '' •' .l)llHIIIIJ'R BETTER RUSH . NO FOREST RUN CEMINT BLOCK CO. Boid + .ait'IJua-• SON TMAff »::J Wl'.i TO SPEAK ID - WIFE, MILiON .'! M.- Block• ' .POMEROt, OHIO . By FRED LA61WELL: ---- CEMENT New Machinery ·- 81!:H .,.� J!\�'"'8 ? :00 lfeWo �� ,:liz IIYOlinl ·lil!iii!!!dl 7:89 New, 11,od!Ii/N ,,� 8ontiowe Serea.o4o P l A M OS MORTAR ..., IS �ORE MAN SNllffY HOME, M12:SM1F ? 4 - 8 - 1 2" BLOCKS WY - w. 13 brothe\ "Jl: , • J, •.., Qn J11!t!nt1 N:• �l1- •f� � J1f\,.,!'V. ,: .&meriean !le:IWU0111 Capta in Gallant Jtepubtican Nait'I Conv . TBA \'he N.., Tu1'ht lean.,mt the Weother Spdrt R1part Ute lh'dw w. !!o'tio and - Oscar Baboock cal� ed at. the El mwood Best Hom e sun ford Newlun re cefllly. Mr. and M:rs. Leo nard" Dalley d ay to visit Otie Swan . Mary and Betty Carr of Co lum . and son or ,Portl and and Mr . ana Mrs. Darrel Court 1nd family bus 1�1mt the week end wi th t he ir spt! nl Sunday with Nelli & Court �renta, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Carr. Mn. E va Lawrence wa, visiting a nd H elen Bqwma n. R ev . a nd Mrs. Ken neth Riggs wlth Mr . and Mrs. BIi i Steth em are spen di ng a week at their hom e one d ay last week. Mollie Pulli na o f Newark a nd i n Co l umbus. : M r . and Mrs. A llen Brewer call• Ne ll Blak e , Ea et Li verpool vi Jiled ed on Mr. and Mrs . Harold Brewer at t he h om e of Mr. a nd Mrs. D a�e Yatea and An na Swa n. and Ja nie. Mr . and Mn. Mar ia n Well■ were M_r . and Mrs. Da na Wol fe and family of Eas t Live rpo o l visited Sunday visito rs of M r. ■ nd MN. R08!I Well&. Mr. a nd Mrs . Lewis Young. Jo Ann H ensl ey visit ed E ve lyn Mr. an d Mn. Dalla■ Rummager ot Jal&son called on his m o th er Stout recently. Mr. and Mrll. Clifford Newlun Mra. ·Dagmar Rummage r. Mrs. Da vid Smith and fa mUy am:I fam ily were vl1iti ng at Cheatand Mr�. Harold Hol ter ,md fa hY er h l_l l, Ohio , last week. ' Dm ne r gu ests of Mr. , nd Mff. 'Ylttted Mr. ■nd &t rs. Da le Barr a nd o,ear B,bc'o� Saturday ,were Mn. fatnily, Suriday. Eva 'Lawrenee , East. Li vereoot'. Mrs �r . �nd �- George Reed of Cha rles ••nar, M;r. and Ptt:)1 . Rtcp: Re 'f'IYQJe •nd Mr. an" d Mrs. J-Oe , J\ ard Smith, Mr. a� Mrs. C : T e ; C onn aQy of Ne.,wa r, , �11ed ·on Mr. of Plll'k ersbur�. Afternoon caller5 were )(Ff. Ul!h swan and grand- ah d �. Jfofflmle 1Uurden Saturd ay e:vetitnfchlld rert of 'l'upper1 Plai ns. Mr. and Mrs. Ro nald Q,aborn of Ma, IJfeerl Powell of Vien n a, W. Cincin nat i call� on Mr. and Mn. -;,J.lod on her 1iater and moth­ Ka rl is Fran k and family. �, M:ra, ·J1¥old Brew er a.nd Mrs. Mr . a nd Mrs. R aymond Larikins, Emnia. Powell. and Mr. i nd Mrs. No rma n W eber Se ver fl'oiq. h�re atltnded � e ��rvicei lor Laura oBrojrn tiY' Olfos ter . .11 Teachers' Worlt:sh op Romper Roolll TBA RepublJca n N at'I Conv. 'Your MIO Bepcac I Married Joaa Restl esa Gun Love That Bol. Al»ut Faee■ Medic DaJ in c..ut "111e Gale Storm. Saow Beat the Oock Who Do YoU Tnul "!<I 1.1'1'\lf . st><!:);" ; _______ ... Chorin'tl 13-MondaJ 1:00 o: iD 1:20 "30 6:31, 10 :00 10:30 ll:Ot'I 11:10 \l:lH i- ■.•• Gt lloU.. •• !'Ill m � Ra•!'>• �el- ---·- 1,so � ; _, l'i. - lltl.4 � ll\'. f:30 bellnis f.he lfe nace 8;00 Tho Ed Suilivan Show 9:00 General El&Ctrtc Theater 9:SO Alf'l'ed HUc,hcock. �•�n ta ·�-0� :. J,V,cy i n Con n ecticut 10�30" · Wh at11 My Line t 1 l :00 Su nday Newt Speci al U: 15 Thea ter 13 8� 8: 10 9: 00 10:00 10:30 1 : 00 1 ; 30 �;00 1:IO 3: 00 JUJt Fqr Ypu New. Headlinea Juat For Y ou - Lon111 .......... ..� Of, ne v,--1. .� · Channel I - Monday .,,oo ::�... Part, Cot,ee ·Time Sw•a Shaft Ne'fta U�dllnea ;11;6nu>IJ Devotion! Radio Hymnal Newa Headl!Jl/'I Cou�bo/ lloe DeWII ,_ Tllme Jubilee 11... Mews t &: JI 1, I. �: ,, ._., IIIULTI · 8:.00 8jin Oil ___ � •114 aon, •nlored I bar beeue at th e • D•u·1"""' home o,f Ml'. and Mrs. Glen Sto ut r•�tly. TL !Ir. en d !ln. B il ly VOU(lfl of I f"l8W1 IJQIU>l\�l>ll apent the we� � with � v.-.. loolfft ltll'i- IA!WII \'!Wlll· A ,-Ji(l(III ,;,111 � . I �� �u Ml� YlaiUng lill>lb�;t Qbw<ll> t . M.,-Jon lllfft anll day •� fpb - 1al, . •· ,, � 1· I' �pq Mi 4•1" , 1 "" . · ,Jl(I r 1,3: ' ""-·· kl ;,, or iii •coiiin . lll /( 1 · 111"-· 1p 't;em J!f1· 1rO•rdpt � to vlaU Mr. and lftll. Clyde · l'ebel 9::so The A?WAQI 10:30 J.rltinnf�t1CC1to 1 1 :� The :,lews Tonl1ht 1l: 1 0 Late Show - - · -·---- -8:30 8:SO 9 : 30 10:00 1:35 1 : 30 i2:00 12:30 1 :00 :: : 30 J:00 �:30 �H)I) 1:IO 12:aQ UIO 1 :02 l,8il PlANUTI Build Better For Less ,ao.oo 1959 .FORD $2495 c........ ....... Legal Notice -- - ---· - -· ===�=a. --- anti Men ,:so FREE PARKING ;"EARING :AID ClINICS Beltone Nearing Aid\ Theae 4:9() CPJD edy Time 1 ' If' :...; 6dr"eric�rl Album fl:00 Daflce Party 8:00 Rock Lake Part7 '1:00 B'8]lway Patrol P erry �ason 8:30 Wantad-J)�d or Alive 1:00 Mr . Lucky .. P·30 Have Gun, W!ll Travel 10:00 , Gu�oke 10:30 Not ' For 'H ire 1 1 : 00 1 1 O'cleck Newa H:15 Theater 13 - --·----,-- ty N u The Bl,11: Pic t ure John Hopki ns Fi le Co lle1e News Conference �ation al F.du. Asfl4>ci1Uan Myate ry Ma t in� , Open H earing TllA Ilka Chase Show Am erie.1m Art& Trio Matty's Funday tun n ies TBA People's Choie, Sports l!t,hU1ht, !<• the 'k■.verlet Channl 13 - Saturday Danville I Wilkesville I N e ws Reported l2:00 '.2: 30 J ;00 1 :3;0 2:00 3:00 3:30 fi :QO 4; 30 5.-m =� (MNNI.,. • P.:rW.y) �:1111 Sign On 8 :00 Guett Star Newo ., .. ffl> T •It 11•"1! H...,lll'H 7:tll! Breakfaat Pl!1J, ?:30 Plclioiu Rud••l'I llllo• !=� Bre1klut Puty 1:00 N.-... H...nljtel l:tll! Sporta 11•:>0li lot M, ::: � B:3$ l!!'�t Plftf 9)00 N•wa �� a.oi Bl'e,akfut Pon, lleet the PreN Sunda y News Pl.ct:ure Overla nd Trail Music on Ice Chevy Sh o•" J.,.,oretta \' ounc s:1f'l't' Peo ple Are P'Unn 1 News Hea dl i n e, Weathc�st Ni te wa tch &li n ou WHTN-TV Chonnel Duds In Su�s launcl S • Ba9'!ball Travel Film Am erica 's Newsre el Album Record Hop Diet Cl ark Show Brave Stalll on Leav� To Beuer L!lwrence Wl!lk Sh<. "' Jubi lee , U. -:,, A. Up-To-Th�-Minute New.. Sports R eport Late Show 111:00 6:30 7:� 7:30 6:00 6: 30 /:00 8:00 t:O tO� t0:36 1 1 :',D l l : fO 1 1 :16 1 :00 WCH S-TV Chann el 2:5'5 5 :30 G:45 1:00 T: 30 1:00 8: 30 8:00 10:00 1 1 :00 U : 10 a : 15 also Clar1·f1'cat1· on c. SiJn O n Thia is th e Life TV Chapel Ind ustry on Parade lnslde Sports Lab SO Movietime Favorite Story News Pict ure �unday M ovietlme Channel 8 - Sunday I Ill f �11 = ., ' ' O'B r1•en Asks . usiness Services , Ma n from Interpol Ne ,.,, Head line, W Jilthercaat Sh�kwatch Si gn Off Ch1111 , el' a' - Sat•-.1 llll.llY I w. Wa tch Mr. Wttard Sc ience Fictio n Theater Delect.iv e'1 Dairy Waterfnmt Home Ru n Der bJ New11 Picture Sp ort.a Round up Weath erc,11t Satu rday Ni&ht Ja mboree So na nt.a Th e Man and the Challent• The Oepu t World Wi de 60 Channel 3 - Sunday J,i : 15 1 1 :90 1 2 :00 12:30 12 :45 1 : 00 l :30 6:00 5: 30 3;00 f $ I w. J u I 1 - ---------'---' 1 7 ) Help Wanted I 1 0:SO 11:00 1 1 ; 10 1 1 , 1� 2,00 ion Ca Re...-istrat r,p From Last year,S Report I ------I UDm.008 }Ven II -------- ·---- t 3 ) I n Memorionl 4:00 •:80 1:00 5:30 6:00 8 .� '- :45 8::!i:i 7;00 7 : 30 8;30 9:00 9:30 I · I s· ) For S a l --I ( 9·-----e -- ---· I I I I Channel 3 - Saturday I dr. __ _ ____ I I WMPO Daily Pro'1am �hedule WSAi-fV C:hannel 3 Vaca tio�!s"����!. of Mr• Neva Howell were her IODI, Clay• ton, Leiter. Leroy, Wl11ia and churehhlll. Mn. Wilda Haning hu returned home after ipendinl a week with her children i n Col umbt11 and h er couiin, Mn. Ma ttie Reevea of San• dusky. Cal l era at the hom e of Mrs. Nada Tow nsend recently were Mr . of Forl a nd Mrs . Da l• McNamee Devens, Maas., Mrs. Jaco b Markle Mr . and Mrs. or Gal lipol is, and , wood land, on s Hart Riggs a nd Cali lOrn ia. Roger Carsey spent a few d ays with his gran dm o ther, '.lil rs. Ma r• ..,<>rct ta Ki ni;:, Athen s. Harol d Norris m ov ed last week to the fa rm he recen tly purchased ne ar Da n ville . I I ----- ·m--- I i� 1f I Gas, License I Fees pTOVI. de $117 404,073 I I I I I I !�gJ�:�� t::��: � _ I I I Letart Earns Hieb Forest Run Week NewsByOf Amell• Walker By Mn. J. o. Rou.t. V Mrs. Cecil Nelson of Chester vi&• The Faithf ul Circle Sunday her sister, Mrs. Clara Baer on iled School clau of the Melhodist ' Tue!lday. ONE MAGIC CHEF kitchen stove. t a evenin&: Church met Thursday . , G li as o ne taxes a nd motor ve· 1n g ood c on d1t1o n . t:al l WY 2· FOK CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE 11.EliULff Arr whe�d f t b(..� t he Commu ni ty H a ll wi t h the fol• Mrs.. Harold N ewe l l and d a ugh• h ic les lieenae feea provid ed $ 1 1 7 · � : 2990, I DS duuer n ut Av en u e , , ounc1 Sl 11\ilmi e eia oy .:,c ou l owin 11 members atten di n g Mrs. RATES 1t ed her gra n dparents, Mr . , 404 ,07 3 for lhe main te nan ce and 7-23- 3 tp again �as e arned on� or lhe h igh- H a llie Shani:, Mn. H. e. Powell , ler vis �o m eroy, O h io. Ch ar les Baer 1 nd Mr. 11n d 1- constructi on o f co unty a nd tow n n Mrs. a d 4 cent,: per werd, one insertion. M.iollllum chara: e - 80 c ent&. est nation al ut1. ngs in . Lh e ann ual Mn. Ray McDad e, Mrs. H. B. Mrs. George Baer. l MASSEY-HARRIS combine p o w­ 1 &h ip highway.8, and streets i n I cent.I per word for three coose.:uUve insertions. summ er camp inspection. . Grimm, M rs. St. Clair Hill, · Mrs. er lake off. P. M. (.;owdery, Lon g Sptclal - cm e mo1:lb for 30 cenl J per word. Mrs. Ja m es Ha rkl ess ret urned to citie� a�d village& d_uring the A t otal of 94 out of II possib le W. W. Var ian a nd one gues t 7-Z3· 3 tc Bollom, O. Fu.II rate of 4 ce n ts p er wo rd wiU be charged for advert isint 1 00 poi n t s was received i n i tems Mrs. Dayton Cra wford of New her home in Wa.11 h i ng to n c . H. aft· sta t e s fiscal year which ended es A. lf not paid witrun lU d.lily1 aner re«'iviJli bill. coven ng health and �af e ty, sani· Brigh ton , Ps. er spendi ng a w ee k wit h Mr. a nd Ju ne 30, State Aud itor Jam Enon in Mv ertiai"'i - Shou l d be rt,pO -:tl"d an.me-dlattly. The tation, program, pe rsoim e l , o perat· I C. H. H a rris a nd gra n dd a ugh- Mrs. Le\/ is Walk er of Minersvi lle Rho des r� port11. This wa s $2,083,283 l ess 1' h an and ' t er Caro l i ne Moses of At hens c& n(I Mrs. An na Riggs , P omeroy. recor ds f>•Uv Seutr ne l will ot>t be respons1b le f or D1or e tu.an on e inc or­ mg procedures, . - - --loca l govern rnen l.9 re ceived from . rect. lrwertio D. facilities were he re Thursd ay on bu.siness 1 .,:,1.0 BUA '•. AND MOTO llhi Ill M r. 11nd Mrs . Ha nson Holte'" vis- these sources in th e pr evi ous fis. -.�d oi Tt::iln.U a nd s,pecial Nol.ices of l!:\·,• qu $ 1 . UO ubllua'"1111 ■nd .,, wilhd• IM\- 1 ..t. Metr• Jnspec L ing of f icers slated that . and cal led on friE'nds. M r. und Mrs . David Holter aor.l 1 ca l year . JLcd publu.hl.'d Ill t Cfl"ll per wora. Wil liam Witt a nd si� ter of M.J•�n. � •· ""- •n the uutst.ind m� future11 of the , ...,u,.u y eve ning. ., D \ Vl, ;;: DA Y5 I 110 J. DAY '."J OUUS . • W 'I'�� camp programs III I Chicago, Ill., spen t over th e week :a nuly Wednesda 11H:, udt,d .)I., ..-orNoror r""'1 I Gasol ine lax d ls trlbutl on s w ere $ I ;,:, $4 . .:tu 90c 00c 1, 1 1 - .1.4-lfc corn:,crvation. nature lore e nd wi t h W il liam c. Grimm and aquaucs, ord Hiller or u p from $52 ,247 ,7� i n 195D t o Cliff Mrs. and Mr. - ______ , ,1 .20 tlUt $ J tl(l 2l1 $6.1.1() - m<lrksmansh ip .and phyincal . fit- fami ly. in 1 900 but th e 1 Ea.!il Liv erpoo l and Mrs. Fred . $54 ,4 45,283 . :i(J .:l6 $ 1 .!)() 7.k $2 li1 � Mr. a n d Mrs How.ird Ehersbach ness. Th e 1 1 tnc.ss prugram 1s a · I �-1 o, Renr \ ease an d c h • Idrcn �• site d Mr. a nd amoun t local go vern,nents receivN _ additio n for 1960_ O utpost · Jr. a nd childr�n were Wed nesday Mrs L ewis Walker F ndB� ev en mg. ed from au to l icen se tags dropAda, r�vt,d by 10 A.M wil l � rn thai d•.Y a V-VCI T _ 1 new _ _ __ __ _ _ _ Mrs. Do na ld Stan ley was cal l i ng w rW U M HUUSt: Mrs . An na _Frecke r visited her ped from �•239,608 m 1 �9 to on her m other, Mrs. Bla nche We lk v.JU e UN BU"I ER· camping is another new pr ogram , gu e1t8 or Mr8. Edna Sh ie lds and I this ye .t r. High pr aise w as giv en fa mi ly, Pomeroy and he l d an out daughter, Mrs. Geo rge Baer a n d $62, 958,791 m l960. l'IL v l Av e. r'li o nc W 'i 2·J7/.J. er, Harr ison vi lle, who is HI. 7 20 6 tc for the ch.i.pJa1m·y prugr.tm. Th e door bMrbecue during t he even- family over t he wee k en d" The total or $ 1 l 7 mi l lion i n A son as born reeen lly lo Mr. •----- ---• ----· -------�-----• f�ll-Lun e chapla i_ n _ h.ali_ bee n p�o- i ng. O� he r gu ests were Mr. and f gas lax a nd auto tag m oney th� t and Mrs. Lawrence Brick les. The [ l 1 1 1 ....,. o t 1 ces l � J A u to so res Miss Rac hel Roush, Columbu s, was · __ Rent v1ded by t h e Ministerial Aliloc1 a- Mrs. Lige Shi el ds Th ursd ay. I l I "t ,1 f-or t local gove rnm ents J S Brickles' have three daugh ters. _ S('� to 1 · n d Mr. a nd Mrs. Man n ing Rou11 h , i app oxim n Henderso a a rd a l Mrs. l Mr. d n Wi , . tiun of the are a . . _ ate l_y 7 I IRM. T i .\NO PEST CO NTR O L 19li9 CIIEVllOLET V8 Hcl Air . Mr . a nd Mrs. Duane Stanley and . % _ or the more r �ILllJT ROUM H S . , two f at roy, visited th ei r pa ren l.11 , Mr. 1 , Pome nd ch il d ren of Memp h is, Tenn . . 1ev a e a 100 to eeds ae� n or Ma J ln,ur• t� billlo $ n m I ¼; 1:1n J' lm,p•(:tlon. _ Slate ex�e n• lJU �ff F by Pain. ruuin a a rt n t . A. N. c g e . s on , S te vi e, spe n t Sunday wi th her :.i dr. Sed a n . $:! 1 95. Almost l,ki! · H � J I pomt rnlLng are: ex tension ot t he w ere gu eMs of he r brother, Mr. a nd Mrs. K er ns Roush, Su nday. ltd by Nat1onwl�, Phon■ R . ditures for t h e riscal year J U!il .�� .• the day II was sold . Power mot her, Mn. Nada Tow nse nd. Phone � 21·2 c 7 . . . . IsmGeorg k Mrs. n d Yo an e nd a r e 8ites, camp l al ' to system w11ter U 1 :.i a.t � nded . •nd A. Service St•tlon WY2· e 1 [ o g l ide. H & I I . Ul.i.ellnar�, Porner Wa_lk g1I r 1 V s. r n 1'1r. a � _M . . . . a Uy. Mrs. V esla Robinson called on 4-26-th: 1366. 7-2l -6tc ------ ----- increased ould oor cooking and eroy. I Bas ha n v1s1te_d Sund ay with Mr. ! Yet t his $11 7 m11!1�n 1s greater n so D awfor d r n C a e Mn. n Th o prognm. t y e a us d 1 year land APART- 1 20 a nd Mrs. C. A. Bolin recen tly. Mr. URNJSHED U tal expendi tures of th e to Ute l" an th W lW J · r . Lewi Walk er . . . ·- ---·Nonce - · - 1954 -- :-- Sp1. Mt-., NT loc a ted Mt 256 Sou t h counci l an nounces that pla ns for I Gera ld and family or Ne w Brigh an d M s i w� arner and ch · tdr e n I sta te duri11g any year pr,· or t o 'rn1l 4 Jr Sedan. UVJCK Mr • nnd Mr8 - Dougl as Clay an d . Mre. Da e .,... are h ere. 1 $49 ' J lum:1 f 1 n e o J . •· c k · to - S l' hoo 1 !')weatcrs "I ae 11, n.arH, 1·our th St ree l, M1ddl e porl, Ohio , lhe water sy!lem have been de· ton were guests la st week of chiJd ren called o n her pare nta, M r. . 4 93 1 visited Mrs. George B aer and ft.m• La Y .-wa ), - a Y as coiiveim'III 11.nd n icely 7-21 ·6tc <l eeor11 led . Utllitiet fu r- veloped a nd will . be put into ef- O tis Crawfor d. Pome roy. and Mn. RIiy Ro use ree ently. . after noon . ---.__ osc P or lh th e t;we.:, 1e r pro bl c m f Mr. and Mrs. Arc h ie Donohew, il Y Sunday n i11hed . ndry f•�Uil'leJ. Pho n e ' rect as soon as p1p1 ng ca n ..,.. se· I , · Ulu , NIW KENT COACH fi rst ch l ll )' days is i.olved. 1 h c 1955 FORD VB Cu.stumline 4 dr. B�l lvill e, W. Va., spe nt Sunday WY 2· 334 6 or WY 2·2186 · cured. . Mrs. Ro bert Lauderm ilt wh o l8 . . SPih n. $?�. Shows the bes t of KENT, o. UPI _ Doug RayShoe Uox, Middleport. 7 1 8 6 tc Summ er 1..ampmg m th e Tr1• with his brother an d si ster-i n-Jaw, ill is improvi ng · _ _ _ _ - · -- _ __ care. Bla etln.ars, Pomeroy. mo nd , tr ack coac h at Boston U n i.State Cou ncil i s enj oyi ng its hie• 1 Mr. and Mrs. Art hur D on ohew. ----;--c--,-- --cc· WANTED Ml-.:OJCAL ROOT:,i. Gin• . versity, wa.8 expeded to Dt! na m ed Mn 7_ 21 . 6tc d n a r Nappe an li l Li Mrs. is fi n d, n el Gree Lyn e c n a Norris, I F'IVE rooms a nd ba th I n M150 n . i::est s�ason wi t h an � tenda aeng, Bluud Hout, W ild Ginger, to a sim ilar post a t ·Kent State r, Jr. and so ns ca ilNappe ce n n di Laure n spe th cou wi e e his r t h t eks e g t w firs wo the for exceeding 600 Phone W Y 2·24 98. 7-22..fltp l nL. ½ truc k . Y e llow lluol, May Apple !toot, S4 CJIEVHOLET, Uni ver8lty today. and Mrs. Lewis Walker Mr. on ed on . 11 is expect• . si n, Raymnnd Adams. k operati o( e S l! W ; O P t; OM HOUS . H NE TU r n er etc. One of Ohio best market I Low mileage. sw�t1.cl's Ash l and 4 HO y& th;i t the num ber cf b o c: a mp Mr. a nd M r s. Jo hn Wi l liams or Sund a y e v en i n g. 2·3475. 7 18 6t p ed hp� attended a w ee k sh ow at the lo t11.lion. ! .:il11.tmn, l'orneroy WY 2-35a5. yrH. same , _ o v e r 40 Mr. and Mrs. Ro ger Wa lker a nd j M o tor vehic --· lng wi l l be 20 percent lo 25 per Depue, W . Va ., a nd Mrs. Jam es ' l e re gistrations for 1 8 6tc 6 Ohio, Vinton To wnship Ga rden Cl ub reAlbany, Morse, I I E. . r M viaited , e e sie l , r E E. Hurl ey or Wa tami ne, W. Va., daught . -- -- 1�UH'IJ;i ."'i .l!:(.;UN� AV&, MIDDLE- cent over 1 959. Le l OOO (fo.ur mon th9 en dlng J� ne cent ly. Mc"Arthur !load N<•xl t o Tenn. ------ --l bert Bartels Sunday. j spent the wee kend wit h their sis- a nd Mrs._A___ POk f Fu r mshe d a partm e nt. -------vood c,..,. UM d '•" __ 30) total led ::S,90 1 , 864, producmg Mrs. Cecil King h as empl oym ent 7·21 -6k GH Plllnt. _ Ide a l fnr 2 co n 8 tr uc tlon work ers . INGROWN IDENTITY t er Mrs. Noah Hurley A l l M./i•• •nd Mo.1,1, - ---- reven u es of '71, 1 53,305 It w as as I telephone opera tor al A then s BANDI T GETS $2,500 Henl re ason able. Cooki ng facilEdgar Van tnwagen, Lincoln ' M rs. N el lie C o l ' l e ft f Nli.l llOPO&.IT AN MOTO� d!scfosed tod ay by State Audi tor State Hospi tal. 1 WILL not hf' respo11s1hle fur an y , Heights, is growing initia led toma- j Norfolk, Va., Sat u�de:,. to ma�� 0 _ UPI-A lo ne Jam e A. Rhod es . HAMR.TON, St. M■in EHt i t 6tc ie s . WY 2 •52t9 3 , 18 600-606 7 rontrat·ted by 11nyonc de bts s. Th e Wilke8vll le Gard en Club :y.rill ba ndit la te Frid af robbed th e Pomeroy, Ohio toes �tlese da ys a nd brough t o ne l o her ho m e with h er da ughter. ___ 0the r tha_n myself. 9 r p n ts a; l nc�ease of ld th eir a nn ua l £low er show on o h ____ rove I RT J a mes Lee arrived hom e Home Federal Sa oJi:o,ge and Lottn 11 13'.;��6 ! �rt�s an an increase August 3 W ,1 FIVE ROOM unfu rnished apa r t• !he Daily Se u li nel of tice t o_ � 0. t a r n ief 4 1954 S PONTIAC . �� A11 sn. omce here o f about $2M)O 0 3 2 055�9: ID rev en ues o ver of 'Mrs. C lara ,Phi llips spenl the past ment wi th blth a nd l!lhowe r, 1,t. The, tom ato . h as � he in it ials f rom t he M arine Corps t his week Y -Sed a n. $405. W o t t h nnit h more. , from d u t y. a rmg plainly o n the 7_ 23_3 t the same period of last yea r. A week ·with M r. a nd Mrs. Lawren ce a:arbage di1ponl unit, newly · WYT' appe l last wee k of Mr . a nd ? -2 1 -6t l' Hlaettnars, Pomeroy Miss C a n dice Arnott , Roohester was a gu e3 l osso m e nd. b n sho ws tha t there _were WY Milhoan and her son , Roge r, and 2-033&. ec('lra ted. Phone red sh. u --o r R -ste Le . -� Mrs C..:HUCK AT THE SPECIALS ;r:a-::!':-' passenger ear �egl8tra• P a., Is spe nding se veral day& wi th 7 • 7-Uc-..,.-u• a d d fa mily, Mi ddleport. n ' n l ..., Wi a .' F. 11 y Mrs. lPO R · Wagon relit. joining 83 an d 7 i - --,----her grand parents , Mr. a nd Mra. l10 ns , prod uci n g f ees to_ta lmg $3:!• Yr . and Mrs , Wil l iam Patterso n w ere P o � e r o y, D or i nd a, gh te r On Sat. 23 1111d Su n .• 24 th, Ha mRay McDad e. Be.iuly Sh op. HOUS E WITH 329,850 _as compa red wi th 3 , 1 22,• of Loa:1u1 were o vernigh t gµe,ts of f 11. t. n , Mrs. J. O. cousi IJ, coal OI f lr he urd AS, n L FUEL o Uesls G h t wi burgs 15c, l lot Doge lOc Mr. and Mrs. Da n Humphrey, 7·2 Mltc Phone WY 2• :!i2f l . ations and rev en ues of Mr. a nd Mn. Earl Beckley a nd Ro ush. 11 1.i ee, all pop 8 cnts , a& for 6 \ na ces. Call for fre e estim ates. . Co l umbus spen t t h e week en d wit h "Ill a nd :�' ::,�� a y e�r .a_go . ---: s H Mrs. M. E. Patterson. air O t. t. M rs. ma tt, re o d n Fo Middlepor Abb an . , r M w i th own bottles, ice cre a m , her brothers E. J. an d Bert D e�p1t e a dec line 1 n truck regN rna Mrs. Maud Yo un g of Raci ne visEW ll nfur nished deluxe apart• Lo aughter 1 d l 6el B lfc o D Mrs. n 0. 6c for 2 ba re 3c, 11-II ca ndy bars Gr imm. men t, air condition ed . Pho n e afternoon with 1&tr,a ll ont, fro m �97,2� to 297 , � 71 lted rf!cen lly with her sister, Mrs. spen t Tu esday oons eh e w lng 11um 2 for 5c ' Ball George Hayma n , New Marsh_ CONSIGNM ENT SA L E 7_2 1_ 1 2tc WY 2-5 1 4 1 . Mrs. Al bert McClain a n d to tal . reve nues lIL tlus claasi f1ca• S. G. Marrs. n 7 2 1 _3tc 3 f or Jr. field spe n t IHt week wi th his Mr. a d The fol lowi ng co11signed articles _______ ___ Mr . and Ml"B. J erry Campbell a nd M rs. G ene Dev ore and new b aby U on i ncreased from $26,882,203 to M. G. Simm ons, truck drlver• slaters, Mrs. Nora Go hr.am an d will be �old at t he form er Miles NICELY fur n ished two bedroo m 27 ,33e, 88'7 . S n 10 hav e w complete of Columbu 5 were week e nd now We at Curt er , O. ap art men t. Phon e WY 2·3874. grou ndm an for the Appa l achian MiH M,a ry Hiyma n. Mo numen t Build ing, West Main Ju ne re�lalratlons amounted to guests of hla paren ts, Mr. a nd Mtlll. Bell � n d TRAVEL SERVICE. U you are nd Mrs. Dun a Mt. Miss Sh irl e)' Blake, Syracuse Power Compan y, Poi nt Plellsa n t 7·23-6tc SI . , Hacine, O h io. Saturday, goi n g to an y foreign coun t ry �rn a spent Sat urday eve n ing 1 62 , 625 with reve nu�s of $3: 130,. Eugene Campb ell. a r a e t y i h d e was , t 2 award Distric July 30, 1960, .at 1 : 00 P. M, Mr . •n d, Mra. Ju nior Snavely a nd or a nyw here i n the U . S. gJv e wit h Mr. and Mr&. Brad y Huffma n Ol l , as compared wi th rea11traser vice pi n recent ly 2 TV Set s , Radio, a Refri � ere- ( lio ns to taUne 1 37 ,052 and revf: n ue daughters and Cha rles Snavely of u, a ca ll . No 110 rvlc.i cha.rae, n o nd son s of M iddle port. a Guy was empl oyed July 10, I tors , 4 Complete Bedroom Suites ------''-----Col umbus were wee k e nd gu ests of extr11.1 . TAWN E Y STUDIOS, 422 Mr. and M rs. Do n Bell an d o r $2 ,568 .580 a year ag o. old, s. r y TO 4 2 ESMEN, SA 40 4 19 5 118 a laborer in the Trans3 & g rs Electric an s), a h er Te't'eo ues re ported by t he G l O L ( c lt and ii.Ira. McCoy Snavely. Mr. Ga ll ipolis, s ent p Second Avenue, Belt n o Raym d n d a w n Lor Good missi on and Dlstr lbution Depu texperie nce. must bave Bed!, Kitchen Cabinets, T11,b les, Bureau for lhe pe�iod am ounted Repai rs are bei ng made on the Fho ne GI 6- 16 115 or GI 6- 1 24.3 . nday wi th �r . an d Mrs. Okey Su co mmisaion. ABC ment . He becam e a gr ou ndman route and Chin a Cabinet, C h airs, 2 W ash7-21 - tfc W ebb and f amil y of Calro, W. Va. to $ 1 98,007 . Th is mclu ded $ 1 85,- Wilkffville G ra nge Hall. Va. 7-12-tfc Jn 1 938; field clerk i n 1 942; tr uck C leaners, Muon, -___ --Co nt inued f ro m P11.gc One Dryer, 2 er!, Desk & Chair, Mr. a nd Mn. St . Clair HIil vis- 3 15.50 for &afe ty respomlblUty I ,..a-;;a;;a;;.,;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;� 4 11 Bre e kfa g \ Sels , G . E. I ron, Mag___________ dri ver i n 1945 a nd truck driver- l io n. ited Mon day wi th h er uncle , A. abstr ac ts,, 1111d a n�ther $1 0,2?6. 8 srou ndman in 1�9. The trac tor had bee n re nted f or ti tle mformahon . These f1gurazi ne Hack, Sunbeam f'an, Re· y. e Ripl C. Burnem o f ry by the cou nty previou s to the -------cord Cabinet, Kenmore Sweep' es refled i ncreased fe.ea authorSince hl8 emp1 0)'mem IN LOVING memory o! Grafton . ' Guy haa· " h se 11t a mo nth ly ren tal fee a pure �d e er LamJ>5 ( F'Joor & Ttible), · TELc.VJSJON tl i ndmg a -a zed by th e la5t · 1 e gisWlJ r e f or oul8� ----;;h very a a 0. Stout . who left u1 e ight yours d AT RADIO AND SllAL • , . J S<1 wl n� Mal' luu c, E nd regi stra tio n a nd t'tl d t• ance record an d m the l ast f!ve o f $3, 600 officlab1 said. (0 J l 2 0 appllance repair . Phone ' Goegle i n was gra nted a tern• whic h -a nomi na 1 1e' e ew a s '1orm er1' S. THIRD and ASH STS. Y Y o-:r ���a,;�y t� )'IJB �� H keepsak e, - �:ht�. M cCI in toet, Raclne, O.'\io. J. l·tf• years has only been off d u ty sick . 1 c11 nut listed porary inju nctio n by Judge Joh n Man y ar1 Jc cha r ged. t or one day W 1· th w h.Jc h we w111 never part, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 0(18 8W5 �.-APA1''1'IIENTS --l'Unlllll-4 0d Bacon in c om m on Pleas court Mr. Simm� ns la qulte a flaher -Th o ui; h God hH you In his koep- TERMS: CASH d n a Smith s e Gil s. r M r. · a n a M Open 24 Houn, Clo.ad S""day No t 1tespo1111ible for acclde nte unfumlll hed. )ld(uten, Kiddle man a nd hu n ter . He re sid es at wi th toda y t he deM dll ne for an Inf!, r . Leroy enny epent M r. and tf . 3 rt 2 po on h 2. , and DMrs. Honnel a nsw er to be fi l ed by t.he defend� s Mr. l!L WY 2·208 l' Va . , with his sisters. Given, W e have you alwayl!I in ou r Sal e conducled by BllAJ>fOllD Su nday with WASH 20c DRY Se • j uncti on became , nt• beIo re t h e m ________ AUCTION CO., HACINlt:, OJ-110 . - -- · • hear t . De MUILLIR PUIINACII, WISTING · permanent by de fa ul t. Th e ne:ic t Dad, Mother, Elea n or, Judy Auc t ioneer: Critt Unulford. :�:� nd Mrs. Bruce Barrett, Mr. HOUSI appllanclt. Arnoltt .,.. ., 1 l.i' S 11le Mu nuger; A. C. Bradford. 1 11le p w ill be, a hearing o n t h c in- and Mrs. Wi lliam B arrett and son, 7-23-l tc a nd Bobby. 1:'he Ladles C lrele of the Presby· • - . then. lyHc:11.1•, Ohio. PMM uncti on , 0 ric l ala St1id lodwy. 7-2 3-6tc I tcr 1a n Ch urch will m eet with M rs. 1 MRS. DON GOSNEY, d e y o · i en , rett Bar ry en H d -- - - n 11 Bob, 11.11-tt --____ 1 WY2-6:Jl4. Th e co mmissi on e rs wer e meet . J an e Co ttr il l on July 27. OWner ·and Opera tor a pic nic din ner at Lake Alma on In oday In speeial sess ion wit h t > Th e Wi lkesv ille s Gard en Club 4 1 FOOT Tomahawk bout. windSund ay. al l three membera presen t , , shl l' ld, slecrin., 25 II. I'. clc ..... M rs. Adra Swick ,pent Sun "·y wi ll have • worksho p July 26 at •9•, " Mcdalisl •• ..., MERCU RY ,ale 11 " lrlct sla r\1111,1, Evinrudl• motor with her pa re ntl, Mr, and Mn. the school cafeteria fro m lO a. m. 2-door. Pu!lh bu t ton drive. As 1 Montgomery, upper 1 6 . 2 , lower j er. l to nd a trai sell. Phone Priced Jesse sw an on Pa rker Ru n. I to 3 p. m. a Potluck lu nch wi ll be ail ent aa .11 soaring g u l l . Pla n 9.3 ru nn lnc 3 ft,· Gal l ipolis, upper I serv ed a t noon . The publ ic i1 w el• . ••··• . a dr d WY n a , 2·2"0 or A y e '" Lalh ry WY a M · Mrs. your v11uti-011 In thl1J Big "M". 18. 3, lo wer 9 , 9 ru nnina 4 f t ; 7-23 •3tc Swick atten ded the meeti ng of the come: u•1 reudy tu i::u. K11rr & v,m Loc k 23 upper l �.4. low er B .5 Girl a nd Boy Scouta al Salem C en• I •Da lly Wood has been ret urned 7-22-Jt c 1 Van Z11ndt, Pomeroy. dosed a nd with 75 need le s on. to a Cin cinnati hospital for" trea t959 AMEUIC.:AN lO ' dO' House 11,a .lflTW _ _ ·-- - - - t er, J•l ans were mad e for an ice All dam.s are up and c losed otr. co trai er l lcut l ln ndition. euc men t. 88 1 . d n 11 BII.E ule $ 695 08 OLDSMO 8efOl'e &;:IO .t\.M. cream social Frid ay afternoo n Rol lers on Ka naw h11 Mil o n slll . ' Mrs. Ray Slrall8baugh has been Ji' ivc room.11 Incl uding (ull sized M 14dle,.rt WY-2,,� 2 d oor Smhrn. VB ltockel engine eY eni ng, July 22. Ohio Riv er Bo a ls dow n Lock ' r h n th. i,i b l'owell seen s t u rned home f rom Holier H ospit111 e tJ l.'11. w i th stand11,rd shift. Go.-CioPomeroy wv.i.,a,5 Mrs. B ruce Morri1 ls , delivering t a . Pennsy lvania 6:M a m 1 1-2; e s n0i!o Sl 11, lion, Middlepo r t Hti Dai ney, 84 , Oliv & or or al e foll ow ing su rgery. l 1 1 , rt Ol The th111 in s. ,mappy (; o KAUTZ , ITOlll mwil on La nasvJlle Route 1 while Lock Ht Vulca n 4 : 30 a m 0- 1 1 ; Tow nship, paascd a way Friday � cal l WY 2-2 1 3 1 betwce11 8 a. m. M r. and M ri. . Tho m as Luft of I M,.r n • Ro buy of )'our li te. Karr & V1:1 n Go r by a nd At C a rl ■. M C r. an d Lock 1 7 Jndl 11n a e am 9-ti; San morni n g el the M eigs Gener.a l I and 5 p. m. 7-2:l-tstc o lumbu .!I were w eek end a:ues l.8 of Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-22-::ttc , YUIIOn l-2l41 n le are vacationi ng in the S mo key C Rlurd l) 9: 15 wm 1 - 1 ; Lock 18 ' H oaplt al followi ng a p ro longed her pa ren Is, Mr . an d M r■• EarI Ar· ---- - --HAMILL IIRVICI ITATION Mo untaln1. , Pt. Pleuant at the Lowe El li11bc t h 8::!iO aln 0- 3; Lock 20 i lln ea'I. a8 CADI LLAC HIiie $L 8915. ll ardtop t"OR SALE 1 6 baugh. rt. 19 �9 trulh•r ful:y ..,.,. f,00 A,M. r. M nd Mrs. Roy Searle. visited M Pau l Blaz e r 10: 1 3 am t -9; Lock Hotel on Thunday Coupe , The mark of 11111.:{;CHS. M rs. ShirIey Sp1res, M rs. Evelyn He was a lifelo ng reside nt of cqulp 11ed for modern hookup Alltenr h51 Clifford Mlaht. 23 Cr ucibl e to:O� pm 0-1 1 ; Soulh M'eli;:1 C o unty and ls a urvlved by Mr. and Mn, July 28th. Here'1 your c ha nl·e to own Am· or l'11mplng. ldcul for v11c1:1\!un Mr, and Mflll . Paul Sw1ci and tam• Devau lt a nd M r . a nd Mn. Don AlIvery Da, krffe,i l11 nd 9 : 1 5 am I-�. e r ica's finelit 11l Americ a 's Jow­ e n Spir ea o f P o m ero Lexing ton ; J childr en : Ell11, N e re o n 1 0 y a w Hy Yllited wi th Mr, and idrs. Joe • tr a vel. lle11.1,m nublc. r. A. Enoch, Pomeroy al the Martin Uprive r, G al l l po lia, Albert F. ell price. A true v11. l ue. Karr & J•ortland, Ohio. 7-22- 6tc AIR CONDITIONCNG 1 JIIU'RIGER­ Holden 4;4 0 am 20·0, Ci ty of Emm ett. Reedsv ille ; Eve rett, To- Swick an d Mr. a n d Mn , Alv a two week trip to Cali fornia. Hotel OD Friday, July %9th . Van andt, Pomeroy. 7•22 -3tc M r . a n d Mrs. Re:-. 'Marra and ii tlon ■ervict J1c1E 1 Refrla:era­ 2" l edo; Frederick, Otlowa, Mic h . ; Columbw 0 · are 1ueata or Maynl lle 5: 40 am 2-0,· Lock � Mra. D1l1y Car ter, ArLhur, and Swick while enro ute to - U Ck o caIiiorma 1000 BUSHEL o f kr11.ut cabbage; tlon, New Haven. !'bona TU2:• Y after two weeks vaeaUon In Tam• lD Co,ne In for a FREE lest 08 Ol.DSMODILE �ale $1093. 8850 bu. bti11ns . Pick yourself. 3&37. 11-2ll-ll Mik e Cr editor 1 1 :35 am 0-9; Ro- Albe rt, Toledo; Ro bert, RosevUl e ; pa, Flor id a with Mr. and Mn. Jeff his parenta, M r. a nd Mrs. Sam ,t d oor Sedan . Beautifu l two tone demonstnllon of the bert R. Gibao n 1 1 :55 am 2 -0; City Mr■. Mary Qarrl 1o n, Leesbu rg a nd M arn, and Mr. a nd Mn. J. B . P. M. Cow dery, Loni; Bott om. Roach. blue. Powe r Ueeri ni:: and pow er or Hu nti ngton 2 : 1 0 pm 7 - 1 3 H ep A 1 1CTIONIII llletil In . beorln& . gla,... arn 7·22•Stc M ° c. .. r �-·J ng t on. Mr,. Alice Charmi n, Scott, De• e y Th will be -- - --brall:et. A qua l lly car . Tru ly a 9:50 alll 1 -0; B eaver 10:l!i am 0-1 pot , W . Va . and heulng Ilda. Aok lo see here one week. valu e . Kur & Va n Za ndt, l<AT TEH.Rlll t l'ups . . Only t wo Kan awha W i n fiel d, E llen Crltt .,...,. M r. and Mrs.. N. E. Pa ttenon Ille new Jabllee 111odel that Also su..- l vlna: are th ree broth• • '1· 22-3 le Pomeroy. left . Phone W J 9-:1779. 7 -22-3tp W',.., dow n & ; 10 am, 1_ 7 ., Lucy Jane en; W a llace and Cl arl!nee or u CNtfft · ca IIed on h"11 m other, Mrs. M. E .: la worn etWrely at lbe ear. A. C. •1tADr01til, ..._, Ohltii. Lucas, Marme t, no time or tow Washington , Pa ., a nd Eua:ene of Patterson, \Y1'o ha■ been ill. If PONTIAC 111 le $4915 Chi eftai n °fR.Y A DEI.ICIOUS lt;i�h Sa nd--:, Ve ft rep orted . Mari lyn Wallen ia e mployed in FINANCING el le, N. Y., :l8 ara nd('hllNew Roch Deluxe 4-d o or. T h i■ on e can'l J11.tk'11 wich. D11 i ry Ba Mar, Pierce. r , Midd l e• SLAT CLOTH, , POI.CY WOOD Columbua. n . g re a t il g dre r a nd dr ch e and 10 n AVAIL,,\IILE De · be bellt a t th is price. Doo a e..-e1·y Curtis po rt. nver 7- 1 9-6 tc M r. and Mrs. ahades, clolh Poftb valanc.. Funera l ■ervlce■ will be held and family o( Columbus ,Pti:nt lhe Mrs. Richard K etrin g (Ruth Nel• tbh1& but alt up an d beg. Yo u'l l aw n ln1a1 venetian bUndt. wlnSu nda y afternoo n a t two o'cl ock weekend with M.r. ,and Mr,. 1,. D. so n ) a nd son , Ricky, oI California n■ l ly like It. Sec fo r your1c lf. 1 1t�msn:mm MAI.Ji! BEAGLE do w 1h adt1, l"rel etUmatu. LIGAL NOTIC I are spendl na the ir sumlller VICI• 1 4 I nches. t:un broke. IS moa. al th e Joppa Methodl at Church ;Kar r & V1tu ndt, Pomeroy. Da le Wippel. llll Unlon Ave., Sealed blda will be received by con d u<'t ed by Rev . Frr.e la nd Nor• Pierce. 8fd. Tom neuter , l'ho ne WY 2· lio n w lth he r mother, Mn. Erma 1-22-atc 00 called s A 1 1 8()tc the,, undersi1 ntd for the sale of t he Pornero,. Mn. M ollie Pullin 88fl6. 7 . 1g. 31P r\1. Bu r ia l will be I n t he family Mrs. Miry Pierce and Mra. l nsy Nelson and other rela ti ve.a. Mr. Ke• Autie Mllihone re 1idence l ocal ed cemetery nearby by th e Arbaugh DJ PONTIAC 1111le $395. Chieftai n tring w l ll a rrive later to accom• Newell. FOR SALE STUDIO al a.,o East Mai n Stree t, Pomeroy, 1''u neral H o me. Box 1757 2-doo r. Here i■ real aavi n�• fo r p any them home. e r . llet n Va ll Mr. a nd Mn. Ruaae fo rm Hock er , 2 end Tables. h l o . Sealed bid • mull be prese n t• you In 11 11o lld e11r. A guod de­ O Mn. M n a ry Gr a n a te baa em• F r iends wi l l be r ec� iv ed al the a Huntington, W. VL Raymond La rki ns, Mr. •nd Mn. Ph one W Y 2·9975. 7·21-3tc COM PLETE ll'ISURANCI PRO td on or bef ore Aua;ua( lsl, 1 960, fu nera pendab le Job. A 1tc11I o f a deal. l home unti l time· of the Emmett Stelhe 1D , Harold Brewer ployme nt at Holter Hoapltal. tection, Lll-. A.ate, Jlrt, Pollo Robert M. Bean, Mgr. Karr & Va.n Za ndt, Pomeroy. Mr■• Anna Oadi n and Clan Phil• Call Doll MWa, lllddl1port tt 10:00 o'c lock a . m, 'the Execu• service. Denver and Jan ie, Mr. a nd Mrs. tor, Cly de G. Ml llhone , will con­ '1·22-3tc 'lll"'Curtis and Cilldy were afternoon jl der accepl ln »: bids fo r property IWLA MIETINO callers of Mr. and Mr,. t.. D. Wrlghl St. Pomtrey on install me n t bHil. The und11r-R e,ular meetln& of the Izaa k Pierce. 1Jgned res�n ea the ri aht to re• Walton League will be hfl ld on 2 bedroom, 1utom1Ue heat, Joh nnJ a nd Elmer Newell . and J et an y and a ll bids. Mond ay, July 23. Di n n er will be Tlmmy and Tommy Gumph called BROWN pro­ FOR SALE: IVA $ elly waler. Prlee 9500, no Cro w, crow & Porter Hrved a t 7 p. m. 'Ml@ hrid&e over on Mr. and .Mn. L. D. Pierce perty reduced price, T rooma. down payment, per AUorney1 .11t Law Shade River la tl oaed tor repain, Thur1dMY, bath, aaa. hpt water heat, 2 ear month, pay like rent. (7 ) 21 , 22, 23, 28, 29, 30, 8tc 110 m e mbon a re 11k ed to use th e i,:araae. ClON I down town. Easle R idse road. All members Abo ve hJ&h water, 128 Cole S t .1 � who ore phyele1lly able ffl ur,ed Mid dleport, OUice Phone WY 2· . to auppon the blood proaram on UNO &320, Reo. Pbone 2·2911. ElGH'l' ROOMS, bath an d 1ara1e Mondi)', July 25, -at the Pomeroy 7-1 8-12tp •BALDWIN CAil $6,000. Gilbe rt Weeki l)roperty Hilb School. Thll ls a vital proPHONE WY 2-270, • WURLf l'ZEll located on Rt. 33 ,at foot of 1ram which de■erve■ help ftom 7-2 1-IOTC Rose HUI. tf interested write or aad OO'Hllll FAMOUS n_ e_ .everyo_ tall col lec t Mn. Jobn Fri el, 403 ---�� BRANDS USED GARDEN trac ton and mow• She rba n C t ., Loul1v ille, Ohio. . Gal&>.t 4 Dr. HOLlllt HOSPITAL ers. Rotary mower bla des shar• US ROUT I :tS-8'7 acre. rolll na Phone TR �-2367. 7·22·3tc Motor. Fordomatic trans. Admission1, July 31 : Mr■. David pe ned. Cu,t om m owina a nd l a n d, t-room f r ame with baLh th11 n 2 1 ,000 by careful lo room bou&e ln Lee ftldl1rd1, Rutland ; William SIX SALE FOR p low in l. Jaraa:e, , ba rna1 other bulld­ c!a1 ow ner , ivory an1I -bcia:e fit1· Sy racuse on ::Ith Street. Phone Wolfe, Pomeroy , ORAVILY TltACTOR l n;a, Plenty water, own a a, �• lovely 1potleu i nterior. ra­ Blrthe, July 2 1 : A aon to Mr. a n d Ga lllpol11 SI 6-3863 or WY • Sa les a nd Serv ice 151 2 E. Main St. well. -f18,0QO.OO, .00, heater and many other ex· Pomeroy, Pho n e WY 2-20'16. 1 Mn. David Lee Rich ardt, Rutland. 9880. 7-21-3.tp POMIIIOY-a.room frame, bath . :peatha, July 21 : [nf• nt Male 7 -2 1-tfc • lot 'f8x1041 nice ' 1arden. term, t.mbert. . _ '32!)0, 00, .fi SLIDE BUESCHER Trombo ne . In PGMIIOY--0-toom m�em frame Foreot B,ih OQ �l(Je 7 tood condi tio n . Phtm e TU 2 wi th btlb, full blsem,mt, dou' ' ' 2WU Hartfo rd, W, Va . 7-23-0tp ble ....... lol 70>.100. A·l pro--- · 1:14 A. FAl\ll FOR SALE ., Irado. perty , 111,000.00. STOCK DOG 1 'it! yen old, part ly 0PTO BT 1• Ten room houa, tbroo blru 1 AI.IIRT M. COIi, lolbroke. 6-c an Milk Cooler , near­ , • , 11111, � INtoel, , Puo:,Y ,J - WY 2,n:IO and other bulldim11. Ill'! ftln. ' pl)K OWNBllSI ., ly new. ArthP.ll' Orr, Ba shan ... 229 . l WY 24UD Nada To�llleJld, P..,. n,loa, j .... ...._ I .. JI, I ta L .IQIN II M1 I �.1liili■.) , Rold, ton1 8oHom1 Ohio. , � . !!J'ij ' ,_,I .. . t:� ... , ,7 ... '.:....-· ' , O, , T.ill-111< 1-23.:ltp 7.aa-31o ., Pbou1 Wl 8-ltN. I I I I Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0. , July 23 , 1960-7 DOWNINGTON __ .,. . .. .... ff'tlflll. M11d21" :a:r·� . · ap ,... . �.. .. . ... . p - _ _ ... _ -- -- - - - - · - · ___ .. .. . . &-Dally Sentin•L Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 23, 1960 ,-===-===;.;-.==============a;. 1 00 WANT ADS tI ' Arrowhead Again Social Events In For Sole !,EC. HORN LAYING HENS. Oliver 60 tractor i n fine shape. Call G. A. Deem after 7 p. m . W I 9-3088 Racine. 7 20 Ole Natl·onal Rank Tr:· I ( 9a , Ma rine Su pp l ies I PHON E W Y •l•l 1 5 7 - , -- - -· - --- I ___•__ " for I 1' I I ! c· 25-Year Pin At Appalach•)30 (20 I B I I li REPORT f 8 Auto Sales Call 01:.... ea..--n I = 01•Ive --1-ownsh1p M30 o·}es After I Lengthy Illness · Clinic Schedule: H�RS 10-4 '' lI r ---- - - •ood I I '�=• �- - f)OMEROY · 0 £ � .� z "'°"' MT OLIVE tsa,Of W8ek f I BElTONE I of Huntington -- ------ Co�.-Pl�- (20b -- l I nsurance NEW HOME -------- - ( 2 1 I Rea l Estate VALLEY LUMBER & SU PPLY ---------�--- --- . Ckiinel-1.3 - Sunday- / l:OO 1 :30 9:-lff 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 11:00 lll:SO a,oo 4:80 ,,oo 6:30 6:00 8:SO ?:00 Rev. ·Maf•Yie ws Amerieau 11 \\'Off Christian Scl en.. "fl Air force Serapboolr: Camera :, Ploture IP1), USA 11.ev Elwood (llbbo 11:olle !lasterpleee i. llev. wlll ard wHco:i ' Rev. Willa� Wtlco.z Oral Bc :iertJ Face t he Nation R epublica n Conv. freview . Twentieth Century L■uie Ille •=lf Chonnet 3-Monda, 8:45 Si gn On r-oo Toda.• 9 : 00 Kati e Doo na n Show 9:SO Mr. and Mrs. North 10:00 Repobl ican N at '! Co nv. 1:00 Mid Day NeWI 1 :-1 0 Mov ieti,me 2 :30 Loretta Young Th eater 3:00 You n g Dr. Mal o oe 3 : 30 ho rn Th ese R oots 4:00 Comedy Playh o use 4 :3 0 Ad ve nture Ti me ,:oo Steamboat BUI 5: 30 Sgt. PrHton 6:00 New s Picture 6:SO Republ ica n N a t•I Con v. 1 \ cGO NP.".11 lie•dline. · 1 :Ju Wutllerc aat l l : 15 Jack Paar Show 1 : 00 Sign Qff : I 8'� Uwnan • > s:oo Th� ::: t0:00 10:l& 10:80 10:-,i la:U \ I :00 11:02 1 1 :l!f l l :11& 11:00 1:30 ·1,Gl> 10:30 tt!-00 1 1 :1-0 1 1 : lfl 11:30 8 R i �l: b� .. , Ytl;- BARNl!Y GOOGLE ud &NUFFY SMITH Jqund � �ound U b'!I um Go Round � · t:ri ·�• tt.:. 1· · (i l I R11ol t:stote &:-ti Complete l{e� �•nd·UP 8.00 Oraw'I Slt'&� .;Qou,e sou nd of ihe '9•1 11:" lleWI � Clldtl,,, fllllitt 2ttt-O For Sale °" Trade I • N. w. COMPTOII,J, · o·� 'D� ■ a 1"'11 'J ■ * . Ska rp ,.. rJI· Ifft � . 1'· ��'ftt:" elll,i i:" Id'Jl\il .,,. . . , lb;� v,., lM/'Mal. .. WJ E H Bri119s You n, CBS NeW1 Captaln �a:aroo C'artoQJ'I; Theater D ecem�r Bride Republican Nat'l Conv. Life oJ Riley Video VIUag'e Full Circle House Pll'ty The Millionaire Up Jo The Minute ,; 'eI;ierlT<>tm I o1 Tfie tit. oi l\lle, Arbor I, Smti._ A Loolr: at the Weather Jule ·Ri•lln Show . Amos 'n' Alldy Republica n Nat'l conv. Hi �hw.ay Patrol ,\moa ind Alldy Ntws .4, l,OOk al WMllta Tb�I<[ 13 Mr. and M rs. Muri Tay lor a nd Mni. Ju n ior Hu nt and rBmi ly o f �no , were di nner auests recen tly of Mr. and Mrs. Everell Sisson, a nd Sue and Loi&. Davi d Sm ilh Jr. visited Mre. Mary -Kibbl e, .Reedsvill e, W ed nes­ day. -, NEWS 1 Times Dady Iii• son• �1ave ret�ned from · C�in• naU where tll8f h6lve apent the pas� 11\'el'al mott�J. !Ir. Mrtt. llolley fo n · •�d ·,on \>isited llli · va:, WHU amlOn, I 10 AM 11tl5 AM I ' ' and S:Q,5 · PM w. Helen Si!!ion of 'Rad nor called' on Sam S isson recen tly. Violet Sm ith and iemi l y n nd Qr. va lean HoUer and family vi si ted with Mrs. Joe Bissel l a nd fami ly o f M aso n, W. Va. Satur day ev en• Jng. Ma■ n County � ,,.. "'" ,... F.IT . Hlo P4ra. tlla Hanilum and El e11 nor Hoffm an Of Akron afe spe n di ng th!Uf vacati on l\ere '¥itb rela tives. · ji•;ry CoI,ma11 ls !�Odin& a dar,s Wit� hjs wife f"nd ltmilr Mr. •fl� ijrs . tvet'ett 'i\eynol ds and d *u�te'r have �ep vis iti ng ?4r. and Mr$. «t�rlo n Well s. .-"' Erlewin e a nd w c.-mng on E. Se rena were � r. a nd Mra. Don Sis• soil., Vlehria, W. Va., Mr. an4f Mra. H . E. Sisso n, \'le nn:a, an d M r . and M ra. E veret t Sisso n. MT. OLM!: , Jin. J�!'.IY u W ells and ,ch i ldren , 1 , wert 9uh�ay dinDer iuest.s of her :: Mn. Ruel lo hnaon. lfn. lol�Ule Pullins o nd Ill,, 1 f!Dd Mra. � Cttiipln of :Newar._ -, 1 · ape'qt sevual d'lys at their trail- o1 el- ,'t B Hollow. - , llr. •� d Mn. Oeder • !1, t ind �•llll\y , cievel1�,d IJ!ll!l �un day with l(,. .,,d · �•- PIY i.. tt, IPII< �nd�f ) I ' il,rold · B!etb� M f. and �•• Jj:,rqqi� lartels � calJed On Mr.· and Mrs. Emmett I Stethj,n 8llnd'1'· _.,. � :· '1�, - - -- . !I, .t JI! . • • .� ,..,, ' . IIIANl.'Y - I .I I l l OH", QH --- IT'S I STARTINC7 TO' RAIN I """=� . '"' ,Hi '' •' .l)llHIIIIJ'R BETTER RUSH . NO FOREST RUN CEMINT BLOCK CO. Boid + .ait'IJua-• SON TMAff »::J Wl'.i TO SPEAK ID - WIFE, MILiON .'! M.- Block• ' .POMEROt, OHIO . By FRED LA61WELL: ---- CEMENT New Machinery ·- 81!:H .,.� J!\�'"'8 ? :00 lfeWo �� ,:liz IIYOlinl ·lil!iii!!!dl 7:89 New, 11,od!Ii/N ,,� 8ontiowe Serea.o4o P l A M OS MORTAR ..., IS �ORE MAN SNllffY HOME, M12:SM1F ? 4 - 8 - 1 2" BLOCKS WY - w. 13 brothe\ "Jl: , • J, •.., Qn J11!t!nt1 N:• �l1- •f� � J1f\,.,!'V. ,: .&meriean !le:IWU0111 Capta in Gallant Jtepubtican Nait'I Conv . TBA \'he N.., Tu1'ht lean.,mt the Weother Spdrt R1part Ute lh'dw w. !!o'tio and - Oscar Baboock cal� ed at. the El mwood Best Hom e sun ford Newlun re cefllly. Mr. and M:rs. Leo nard" Dalley d ay to visit Otie Swan . Mary and Betty Carr of Co lum . and son or ,Portl and and Mr . ana Mrs. Darrel Court 1nd family bus 1�1mt the week end wi th t he ir spt! nl Sunday with Nelli & Court �renta, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Carr. Mn. E va Lawrence wa, visiting a nd H elen Bqwma n. R ev . a nd Mrs. Ken neth Riggs wlth Mr . and Mrs. BIi i Steth em are spen di ng a week at their hom e one d ay last week. Mollie Pulli na o f Newark a nd i n Co l umbus. : M r . and Mrs. A llen Brewer call• Ne ll Blak e , Ea et Li verpool vi Jiled ed on Mr. and Mrs . Harold Brewer at t he h om e of Mr. a nd Mrs. D a�e Yatea and An na Swa n. and Ja nie. Mr . and Mn. Mar ia n Well■ were M_r . and Mrs. Da na Wol fe and family of Eas t Live rpo o l visited Sunday visito rs of M r. ■ nd MN. R08!I Well&. Mr. a nd Mrs . Lewis Young. Jo Ann H ensl ey visit ed E ve lyn Mr. an d Mn. Dalla■ Rummager ot Jal&son called on his m o th er Stout recently. Mr. and Mrll. Clifford Newlun Mra. ·Dagmar Rummage r. Mrs. Da vid Smith and fa mUy am:I fam ily were vl1iti ng at Cheatand Mr�. Harold Hol ter ,md fa hY er h l_l l, Ohio , last week. ' Dm ne r gu ests of Mr. , nd Mff. 'Ylttted Mr. ■nd &t rs. Da le Barr a nd o,ear B,bc'o� Saturday ,were Mn. fatnily, Suriday. Eva 'Lawrenee , East. Li vereoot'. Mrs �r . �nd �- George Reed of Cha rles ••nar, M;r. and Ptt:)1 . Rtcp: Re 'f'IYQJe •nd Mr. an" d Mrs. J-Oe , J\ ard Smith, Mr. a� Mrs. C : T e ; C onn aQy of Ne.,wa r, , �11ed ·on Mr. of Plll'k ersbur�. Afternoon caller5 were )(Ff. Ul!h swan and grand- ah d �. Jfofflmle 1Uurden Saturd ay e:vetitnfchlld rert of 'l'upper1 Plai ns. Mr. and Mrs. Ro nald Q,aborn of Ma, IJfeerl Powell of Vien n a, W. Cincin nat i call� on Mr. and Mn. -;,J.lod on her 1iater and moth­ Ka rl is Fran k and family. �, M:ra, ·J1¥old Brew er a.nd Mrs. Mr . a nd Mrs. R aymond Larikins, Emnia. Powell. and Mr. i nd Mrs. No rma n W eber Se ver fl'oiq. h�re atltnded � e ��rvicei lor Laura oBrojrn tiY' Olfos ter . .11 Teachers' Worlt:sh op Romper Roolll TBA RepublJca n N at'I Conv. 'Your MIO Bepcac I Married Joaa Restl esa Gun Love That Bol. Al»ut Faee■ Medic DaJ in c..ut "111e Gale Storm. Saow Beat the Oock Who Do YoU Tnul "!<I 1.1'1'\lf . st><!:);" ; _______ ... Chorin'tl 13-MondaJ 1:00 o: iD 1:20 "30 6:31, 10 :00 10:30 ll:Ot'I 11:10 \l:lH i- ■.•• Gt lloU.. •• !'Ill m � Ra•!'>• �el- ---·- 1,so � ; _, l'i. - lltl.4 � ll\'. f:30 bellnis f.he lfe nace 8;00 Tho Ed Suilivan Show 9:00 General El&Ctrtc Theater 9:SO Alf'l'ed HUc,hcock. �•�n ta ·�-0� :. J,V,cy i n Con n ecticut 10�30" · Wh at11 My Line t 1 l :00 Su nday Newt Speci al U: 15 Thea ter 13 8� 8: 10 9: 00 10:00 10:30 1 : 00 1 ; 30 �;00 1:IO 3: 00 JUJt Fqr Ypu New. Headlinea Juat For Y ou - Lon111 .......... ..� Of, ne v,--1. .� · Channel I - Monday .,,oo ::�... Part, Cot,ee ·Time Sw•a Shaft Ne'fta U�dllnea ;11;6nu>IJ Devotion! Radio Hymnal Newa Headl!Jl/'I Cou�bo/ lloe DeWII ,_ Tllme Jubilee 11... Mews t &: JI 1, I. �: ,, ._., IIIULTI · 8:.00 8jin Oil ___ � •114 aon, •nlored I bar beeue at th e • D•u·1"""' home o,f Ml'. and Mrs. Glen Sto ut r•�tly. TL !Ir. en d !ln. B il ly VOU(lfl of I f"l8W1 IJQIU>l\�l>ll apent the we� � with � v.-.. loolfft ltll'i- IA!WII \'!Wlll· A ,-Ji(l(III ,;,111 � . I �� �u Ml� YlaiUng lill>lb�;t Qbw<ll> t . M.,-Jon lllfft anll day •� fpb - 1al, . •· ,, � 1· I' �pq Mi 4•1" , 1 "" . · ,Jl(I r 1,3: ' ""-·· kl ;,, or iii •coiiin . lll /( 1 · 111"-· 1p 't;em J!f1· 1rO•rdpt � to vlaU Mr. and lftll. Clyde · l'ebel 9::so The A?WAQI 10:30 J.rltinnf�t1CC1to 1 1 :� The :,lews Tonl1ht 1l: 1 0 Late Show - - · -·---- -8:30 8:SO 9 : 30 10:00 1:35 1 : 30 i2:00 12:30 1 :00 :: : 30 J:00 �:30 �H)I) 1:IO 12:aQ UIO 1 :02 l,8il PlANUTI Build Better For Less ,ao.oo 1959 .FORD $2495 c........ ....... Legal Notice -- - ---· - -· ===�=a. --- anti Men ,:so FREE PARKING ;"EARING :AID ClINICS Beltone Nearing Aid\ Theae 4:9() CPJD edy Time 1 ' If' :...; 6dr"eric�rl Album fl:00 Daflce Party 8:00 Rock Lake Part7 '1:00 B'8]lway Patrol P erry �ason 8:30 Wantad-J)�d or Alive 1:00 Mr . Lucky .. P·30 Have Gun, W!ll Travel 10:00 , Gu�oke 10:30 Not ' For 'H ire 1 1 : 00 1 1 O'cleck Newa H:15 Theater 13 - --·----,-- ty N u The Bl,11: Pic t ure John Hopki ns Fi le Co lle1e News Conference �ation al F.du. Asfl4>ci1Uan Myate ry Ma t in� , Open H earing TllA Ilka Chase Show Am erie.1m Art& Trio Matty's Funday tun n ies TBA People's Choie, Sports l!t,hU1ht, !<• the 'k■.verlet Channl 13 - Saturday Danville I Wilkesville I N e ws Reported l2:00 '.2: 30 J ;00 1 :3;0 2:00 3:00 3:30 fi :QO 4; 30 5.-m =� (MNNI.,. • P.:rW.y) �:1111 Sign On 8 :00 Guett Star Newo ., .. ffl> T •It 11•"1! H...,lll'H 7:tll! Breakfaat Pl!1J, ?:30 Plclioiu Rud••l'I llllo• !=� Bre1klut Puty 1:00 N.-... H...nljtel l:tll! Sporta 11•:>0li lot M, ::: � B:3$ l!!'�t Plftf 9)00 N•wa �� a.oi Bl'e,akfut Pon, lleet the PreN Sunda y News Pl.ct:ure Overla nd Trail Music on Ice Chevy Sh o•" J.,.,oretta \' ounc s:1f'l't' Peo ple Are P'Unn 1 News Hea dl i n e, Weathc�st Ni te wa tch &li n ou WHTN-TV Chonnel Duds In Su�s launcl S • Ba9'!ball Travel Film Am erica 's Newsre el Album Record Hop Diet Cl ark Show Brave Stalll on Leav� To Beuer L!lwrence Wl!lk Sh<. "' Jubi lee , U. -:,, A. Up-To-Th�-Minute New.. Sports R eport Late Show 111:00 6:30 7:� 7:30 6:00 6: 30 /:00 8:00 t:O tO� t0:36 1 1 :',D l l : fO 1 1 :16 1 :00 WCH S-TV Chann el 2:5'5 5 :30 G:45 1:00 T: 30 1:00 8: 30 8:00 10:00 1 1 :00 U : 10 a : 15 also Clar1·f1'cat1· on c. SiJn O n Thia is th e Life TV Chapel Ind ustry on Parade lnslde Sports Lab SO Movietime Favorite Story News Pict ure �unday M ovietlme Channel 8 - Sunday I Ill f �11 = ., ' ' O'B r1•en Asks . usiness Services , Ma n from Interpol Ne ,.,, Head line, W Jilthercaat Sh�kwatch Si gn Off Ch1111 , el' a' - Sat•-.1 llll.llY I w. Wa tch Mr. Wttard Sc ience Fictio n Theater Delect.iv e'1 Dairy Waterfnmt Home Ru n Der bJ New11 Picture Sp ort.a Round up Weath erc,11t Satu rday Ni&ht Ja mboree So na nt.a Th e Man and the Challent• The Oepu t World Wi de 60 Channel 3 - Sunday J,i : 15 1 1 :90 1 2 :00 12:30 12 :45 1 : 00 l :30 6:00 5: 30 3;00 f $ I w. J u I 1 - ---------'---' 1 7 ) Help Wanted I 1 0:SO 11:00 1 1 ; 10 1 1 , 1� 2,00 ion Ca Re...-istrat r,p From Last year,S Report I ------I UDm.008 }Ven II -------- ·---- t 3 ) I n Memorionl 4:00 •:80 1:00 5:30 6:00 8 .� '- :45 8::!i:i 7;00 7 : 30 8;30 9:00 9:30 I · I s· ) For S a l --I ( 9·-----e -- ---· I I I I Channel 3 - Saturday I dr. __ _ ____ I I WMPO Daily Pro'1am �hedule WSAi-fV C:hannel 3 Vaca tio�!s"����!. of Mr• Neva Howell were her IODI, Clay• ton, Leiter. Leroy, Wl11ia and churehhlll. Mn. Wilda Haning hu returned home after ipendinl a week with her children i n Col umbt11 and h er couiin, Mn. Ma ttie Reevea of San• dusky. Cal l era at the hom e of Mrs. Nada Tow nsend recently were Mr . of Forl a nd Mrs . Da l• McNamee Devens, Maas., Mrs. Jaco b Markle Mr . and Mrs. or Gal lipol is, and , wood land, on s Hart Riggs a nd Cali lOrn ia. Roger Carsey spent a few d ays with his gran dm o ther, '.lil rs. Ma r• ..,<>rct ta Ki ni;:, Athen s. Harol d Norris m ov ed last week to the fa rm he recen tly purchased ne ar Da n ville . I I ----- ·m--- I i� 1f I Gas, License I Fees pTOVI. de $117 404,073 I I I I I I !�gJ�:�� t::��: � _ I I I Letart Earns Hieb Forest Run Week NewsByOf Amell• Walker By Mn. J. o. Rou.t. V Mrs. Cecil Nelson of Chester vi&• The Faithf ul Circle Sunday her sister, Mrs. Clara Baer on iled School clau of the Melhodist ' Tue!lday. ONE MAGIC CHEF kitchen stove. t a evenin&: Church met Thursday . , G li as o ne taxes a nd motor ve· 1n g ood c on d1t1o n . t:al l WY 2· FOK CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE 11.EliULff Arr whe�d f t b(..� t he Commu ni ty H a ll wi t h the fol• Mrs.. Harold N ewe l l and d a ugh• h ic les lieenae feea provid ed $ 1 1 7 · � : 2990, I DS duuer n ut Av en u e , , ounc1 Sl 11\ilmi e eia oy .:,c ou l owin 11 members atten di n g Mrs. RATES 1t ed her gra n dparents, Mr . , 404 ,07 3 for lhe main te nan ce and 7-23- 3 tp again �as e arned on� or lhe h igh- H a llie Shani:, Mn. H. e. Powell , ler vis �o m eroy, O h io. Ch ar les Baer 1 nd Mr. 11n d 1- constructi on o f co unty a nd tow n n Mrs. a d 4 cent,: per werd, one insertion. M.iollllum chara: e - 80 c ent&. est nation al ut1. ngs in . Lh e ann ual Mn. Ray McDad e, Mrs. H. B. Mrs. George Baer. l MASSEY-HARRIS combine p o w­ 1 &h ip highway.8, and streets i n I cent.I per word for three coose.:uUve insertions. summ er camp inspection. . Grimm, M rs. St. Clair Hill, · Mrs. er lake off. P. M. (.;owdery, Lon g Sptclal - cm e mo1:lb for 30 cenl J per word. Mrs. Ja m es Ha rkl ess ret urned to citie� a�d village& d_uring the A t otal of 94 out of II possib le W. W. Var ian a nd one gues t 7-Z3· 3 tc Bollom, O. Fu.II rate of 4 ce n ts p er wo rd wiU be charged for advert isint 1 00 poi n t s was received i n i tems Mrs. Dayton Cra wford of New her home in Wa.11 h i ng to n c . H. aft· sta t e s fiscal year which ended es A. lf not paid witrun lU d.lily1 aner re«'iviJli bill. coven ng health and �af e ty, sani· Brigh ton , Ps. er spendi ng a w ee k wit h Mr. a nd Ju ne 30, State Aud itor Jam Enon in Mv ertiai"'i - Shou l d be rt,pO -:tl"d an.me-dlattly. The tation, program, pe rsoim e l , o perat· I C. H. H a rris a nd gra n dd a ugh- Mrs. Le\/ is Walk er of Minersvi lle Rho des r� port11. This wa s $2,083,283 l ess 1' h an and ' t er Caro l i ne Moses of At hens c& n(I Mrs. An na Riggs , P omeroy. recor ds f>•Uv Seutr ne l will ot>t be respons1b le f or D1or e tu.an on e inc or­ mg procedures, . - - --loca l govern rnen l.9 re ceived from . rect. lrwertio D. facilities were he re Thursd ay on bu.siness 1 .,:,1.0 BUA '•. AND MOTO llhi Ill M r. 11nd Mrs . Ha nson Holte'" vis- these sources in th e pr evi ous fis. -.�d oi Tt::iln.U a nd s,pecial Nol.ices of l!:\·,• qu $ 1 . UO ubllua'"1111 ■nd .,, wilhd• IM\- 1 ..t. Metr• Jnspec L ing of f icers slated that . and cal led on friE'nds. M r. und Mrs . David Holter aor.l 1 ca l year . JLcd publu.hl.'d Ill t Cfl"ll per wora. Wil liam Witt a nd si� ter of M.J•�n. � •· ""- •n the uutst.ind m� future11 of the , ...,u,.u y eve ning. ., D \ Vl, ;;: DA Y5 I 110 J. DAY '."J OUUS . • W 'I'�� camp programs III I Chicago, Ill., spen t over th e week :a nuly Wednesda 11H:, udt,d .)I., ..-orNoror r""'1 I Gasol ine lax d ls trlbutl on s w ere $ I ;,:, $4 . .:tu 90c 00c 1, 1 1 - .1.4-lfc corn:,crvation. nature lore e nd wi t h W il liam c. Grimm and aquaucs, ord Hiller or u p from $52 ,247 ,7� i n 195D t o Cliff Mrs. and Mr. - ______ , ,1 .20 tlUt $ J tl(l 2l1 $6.1.1() - m<lrksmansh ip .and phyincal . fit- fami ly. in 1 900 but th e 1 Ea.!il Liv erpoo l and Mrs. Fred . $54 ,4 45,283 . :i(J .:l6 $ 1 .!)() 7.k $2 li1 � Mr. a n d Mrs How.ird Ehersbach ness. Th e 1 1 tnc.ss prugram 1s a · I �-1 o, Renr \ ease an d c h • Idrcn �• site d Mr. a nd amoun t local go vern,nents receivN _ additio n for 1960_ O utpost · Jr. a nd childr�n were Wed nesday Mrs L ewis Walker F ndB� ev en mg. ed from au to l icen se tags dropAda, r�vt,d by 10 A.M wil l � rn thai d•.Y a V-VCI T _ 1 new _ _ __ __ _ _ _ Mrs. Do na ld Stan ley was cal l i ng w rW U M HUUSt: Mrs . An na _Frecke r visited her ped from �•239,608 m 1 �9 to on her m other, Mrs. Bla nche We lk v.JU e UN BU"I ER· camping is another new pr ogram , gu e1t8 or Mr8. Edna Sh ie lds and I this ye .t r. High pr aise w as giv en fa mi ly, Pomeroy and he l d an out daughter, Mrs. Geo rge Baer a n d $62, 958,791 m l960. l'IL v l Av e. r'li o nc W 'i 2·J7/.J. er, Harr ison vi lle, who is HI. 7 20 6 tc for the ch.i.pJa1m·y prugr.tm. Th e door bMrbecue during t he even- family over t he wee k en d" The total or $ 1 l 7 mi l lion i n A son as born reeen lly lo Mr. •----- ---• ----· -------�-----• f�ll-Lun e chapla i_ n _ h.ali_ bee n p�o- i ng. O� he r gu ests were Mr. and f gas lax a nd auto tag m oney th� t and Mrs. Lawrence Brick les. The [ l 1 1 1 ....,. o t 1 ces l � J A u to so res Miss Rac hel Roush, Columbu s, was · __ Rent v1ded by t h e Ministerial Aliloc1 a- Mrs. Lige Shi el ds Th ursd ay. I l I "t ,1 f-or t local gove rnm ents J S Brickles' have three daugh ters. _ S('� to 1 · n d Mr. a nd Mrs. Man n ing Rou11 h , i app oxim n Henderso a a rd a l Mrs. l Mr. d n Wi , . tiun of the are a . . _ ate l_y 7 I IRM. T i .\NO PEST CO NTR O L 19li9 CIIEVllOLET V8 Hcl Air . Mr . a nd Mrs. Duane Stanley and . % _ or the more r �ILllJT ROUM H S . , two f at roy, visited th ei r pa ren l.11 , Mr. 1 , Pome nd ch il d ren of Memp h is, Tenn . . 1ev a e a 100 to eeds ae� n or Ma J ln,ur• t� billlo $ n m I ¼; 1:1n J' lm,p•(:tlon. _ Slate ex�e n• lJU �ff F by Pain. ruuin a a rt n t . A. N. c g e . s on , S te vi e, spe n t Sunday wi th her :.i dr. Sed a n . $:! 1 95. Almost l,ki! · H � J I pomt rnlLng are: ex tension ot t he w ere gu eMs of he r brother, Mr. a nd Mrs. K er ns Roush, Su nday. ltd by Nat1onwl�, Phon■ R . ditures for t h e riscal year J U!il .�� .• the day II was sold . Power mot her, Mn. Nada Tow nse nd. Phone � 21·2 c 7 . . . . IsmGeorg k Mrs. n d Yo an e nd a r e 8ites, camp l al ' to system w11ter U 1 :.i a.t � nded . •nd A. Service St•tlon WY2· e 1 [ o g l ide. H & I I . Ul.i.ellnar�, Porner Wa_lk g1I r 1 V s. r n 1'1r. a � _M . . . . a Uy. Mrs. V esla Robinson called on 4-26-th: 1366. 7-2l -6tc ------ ----- increased ould oor cooking and eroy. I Bas ha n v1s1te_d Sund ay with Mr. ! Yet t his $11 7 m11!1�n 1s greater n so D awfor d r n C a e Mn. n Th o prognm. t y e a us d 1 year land APART- 1 20 a nd Mrs. C. A. Bolin recen tly. Mr. URNJSHED U tal expendi tures of th e to Ute l" an th W lW J · r . Lewi Walk er . . . ·- ---·Nonce - · - 1954 -- :-- Sp1. Mt-., NT loc a ted Mt 256 Sou t h counci l an nounces that pla ns for I Gera ld and family or Ne w Brigh an d M s i w� arner and ch · tdr e n I sta te duri11g any year pr,· or t o 'rn1l 4 Jr Sedan. UVJCK Mr • nnd Mr8 - Dougl as Clay an d . Mre. Da e .,... are h ere. 1 $49 ' J lum:1 f 1 n e o J . •· c k · to - S l' hoo 1 !')weatcrs "I ae 11, n.arH, 1·our th St ree l, M1ddl e porl, Ohio , lhe water sy!lem have been de· ton were guests la st week of chiJd ren called o n her pare nta, M r. . 4 93 1 visited Mrs. George B aer and ft.m• La Y .-wa ), - a Y as coiiveim'III 11.nd n icely 7-21 ·6tc <l eeor11 led . Utllitiet fu r- veloped a nd will . be put into ef- O tis Crawfor d. Pome roy. and Mn. RIiy Ro use ree ently. . after noon . ---.__ osc P or lh th e t;we.:, 1e r pro bl c m f Mr. and Mrs. Arc h ie Donohew, il Y Sunday n i11hed . ndry f•�Uil'leJ. Pho n e ' rect as soon as p1p1 ng ca n ..,.. se· I , · Ulu , NIW KENT COACH fi rst ch l ll )' days is i.olved. 1 h c 1955 FORD VB Cu.stumline 4 dr. B�l lvill e, W. Va., spe nt Sunday WY 2· 334 6 or WY 2·2186 · cured. . Mrs. Ro bert Lauderm ilt wh o l8 . . SPih n. $?�. Shows the bes t of KENT, o. UPI _ Doug RayShoe Uox, Middleport. 7 1 8 6 tc Summ er 1..ampmg m th e Tr1• with his brother an d si ster-i n-Jaw, ill is improvi ng · _ _ _ _ - · -- _ __ care. Bla etln.ars, Pomeroy. mo nd , tr ack coac h at Boston U n i.State Cou ncil i s enj oyi ng its hie• 1 Mr. and Mrs. Art hur D on ohew. ----;--c--,-- --cc· WANTED Ml-.:OJCAL ROOT:,i. Gin• . versity, wa.8 expeded to Dt! na m ed Mn 7_ 21 . 6tc d n a r Nappe an li l Li Mrs. is fi n d, n el Gree Lyn e c n a Norris, I F'IVE rooms a nd ba th I n M150 n . i::est s�ason wi t h an � tenda aeng, Bluud Hout, W ild Ginger, to a sim ilar post a t ·Kent State r, Jr. and so ns ca ilNappe ce n n di Laure n spe th cou wi e e his r t h t eks e g t w firs wo the for exceeding 600 Phone W Y 2·24 98. 7-22..fltp l nL. ½ truc k . Y e llow lluol, May Apple !toot, S4 CJIEVHOLET, Uni ver8lty today. and Mrs. Lewis Walker Mr. on ed on . 11 is expect• . si n, Raymnnd Adams. k operati o( e S l! W ; O P t; OM HOUS . H NE TU r n er etc. One of Ohio best market I Low mileage. sw�t1.cl's Ash l and 4 HO y& th;i t the num ber cf b o c: a mp Mr. a nd M r s. Jo hn Wi l liams or Sund a y e v en i n g. 2·3475. 7 18 6t p ed hp� attended a w ee k sh ow at the lo t11.lion. ! .:il11.tmn, l'orneroy WY 2-35a5. yrH. same , _ o v e r 40 Mr. and Mrs. Ro ger Wa lker a nd j M o tor vehic --· lng wi l l be 20 percent lo 25 per Depue, W . Va ., a nd Mrs. Jam es ' l e re gistrations for 1 8 6tc 6 Ohio, Vinton To wnship Ga rden Cl ub reAlbany, Morse, I I E. . r M viaited , e e sie l , r E E. Hurl ey or Wa tami ne, W. Va., daught . -- -- 1�UH'IJ;i ."'i .l!:(.;UN� AV&, MIDDLE- cent over 1 959. Le l OOO (fo.ur mon th9 en dlng J� ne cent ly. Mc"Arthur !load N<•xl t o Tenn. ------ --l bert Bartels Sunday. j spent the wee kend wit h their sis- a nd Mrs._A___ POk f Fu r mshe d a partm e nt. -------vood c,..,. UM d '•" __ 30) total led ::S,90 1 , 864, producmg Mrs. Cecil King h as empl oym ent 7·21 -6k GH Plllnt. _ Ide a l fnr 2 co n 8 tr uc tlon work ers . INGROWN IDENTITY t er Mrs. Noah Hurley A l l M./i•• •nd Mo.1,1, - ---- reven u es of '71, 1 53,305 It w as as I telephone opera tor al A then s BANDI T GETS $2,500 Henl re ason able. Cooki ng facilEdgar Van tnwagen, Lincoln ' M rs. N el lie C o l ' l e ft f Nli.l llOPO&.IT AN MOTO� d!scfosed tod ay by State Audi tor State Hospi tal. 1 WILL not hf' respo11s1hle fur an y , Heights, is growing initia led toma- j Norfolk, Va., Sat u�de:,. to ma�� 0 _ UPI-A lo ne Jam e A. Rhod es . HAMR.TON, St. M■in EHt i t 6tc ie s . WY 2 •52t9 3 , 18 600-606 7 rontrat·ted by 11nyonc de bts s. Th e Wilke8vll le Gard en Club :y.rill ba ndit la te Frid af robbed th e Pomeroy, Ohio toes �tlese da ys a nd brough t o ne l o her ho m e with h er da ughter. ___ 0the r tha_n myself. 9 r p n ts a; l nc�ease of ld th eir a nn ua l £low er show on o h ____ rove I RT J a mes Lee arrived hom e Home Federal Sa oJi:o,ge and Lottn 11 13'.;��6 ! �rt�s an an increase August 3 W ,1 FIVE ROOM unfu rnished apa r t• !he Daily Se u li nel of tice t o_ � 0. t a r n ief 4 1954 S PONTIAC . �� A11 sn. omce here o f about $2M)O 0 3 2 055�9: ID rev en ues o ver of 'Mrs. C lara ,Phi llips spenl the past ment wi th blth a nd l!lhowe r, 1,t. The, tom ato . h as � he in it ials f rom t he M arine Corps t his week Y -Sed a n. $405. W o t t h nnit h more. , from d u t y. a rmg plainly o n the 7_ 23_3 t the same period of last yea r. A week ·with M r. a nd Mrs. Lawren ce a:arbage di1ponl unit, newly · WYT' appe l last wee k of Mr . a nd ? -2 1 -6t l' Hlaettnars, Pomeroy Miss C a n dice Arnott , Roohester was a gu e3 l osso m e nd. b n sho ws tha t there _were WY Milhoan and her son , Roge r, and 2-033&. ec('lra ted. Phone red sh. u --o r R -ste Le . -� Mrs C..:HUCK AT THE SPECIALS ;r:a-::!':-' passenger ear �egl8tra• P a., Is spe nding se veral day& wi th 7 • 7-Uc-..,.-u• a d d fa mily, Mi ddleport. n ' n l ..., Wi a .' F. 11 y Mrs. lPO R · Wagon relit. joining 83 an d 7 i - --,----her grand parents , Mr. a nd Mra. l10 ns , prod uci n g f ees to_ta lmg $3:!• Yr . and Mrs , Wil l iam Patterso n w ere P o � e r o y, D or i nd a, gh te r On Sat. 23 1111d Su n .• 24 th, Ha mRay McDad e. Be.iuly Sh op. HOUS E WITH 329,850 _as compa red wi th 3 , 1 22,• of Loa:1u1 were o vernigh t gµe,ts of f 11. t. n , Mrs. J. O. cousi IJ, coal OI f lr he urd AS, n L FUEL o Uesls G h t wi burgs 15c, l lot Doge lOc Mr. and Mrs. Da n Humphrey, 7·2 Mltc Phone WY 2• :!i2f l . ations and rev en ues of Mr. a nd Mn. Earl Beckley a nd Ro ush. 11 1.i ee, all pop 8 cnts , a& for 6 \ na ces. Call for fre e estim ates. . Co l umbus spen t t h e week en d wit h "Ill a nd :�' ::,�� a y e�r .a_go . ---: s H Mrs. M. E. Patterson. air O t. t. M rs. ma tt, re o d n Fo Middlepor Abb an . , r M w i th own bottles, ice cre a m , her brothers E. J. an d Bert D e�p1t e a dec line 1 n truck regN rna Mrs. Maud Yo un g of Raci ne visEW ll nfur nished deluxe apart• Lo aughter 1 d l 6el B lfc o D Mrs. n 0. 6c for 2 ba re 3c, 11-II ca ndy bars Gr imm. men t, air condition ed . Pho n e afternoon with 1&tr,a ll ont, fro m �97,2� to 297 , � 71 lted rf!cen lly with her sister, Mrs. spen t Tu esday oons eh e w lng 11um 2 for 5c ' Ball George Hayma n , New Marsh_ CONSIGNM ENT SA L E 7_2 1_ 1 2tc WY 2-5 1 4 1 . Mrs. Al bert McClain a n d to tal . reve nues lIL tlus claasi f1ca• S. G. Marrs. n 7 2 1 _3tc 3 f or Jr. field spe n t IHt week wi th his Mr. a d The fol lowi ng co11signed articles _______ ___ Mr . and Ml"B. J erry Campbell a nd M rs. G ene Dev ore and new b aby U on i ncreased from $26,882,203 to M. G. Simm ons, truck drlver• slaters, Mrs. Nora Go hr.am an d will be �old at t he form er Miles NICELY fur n ished two bedroo m 27 ,33e, 88'7 . S n 10 hav e w complete of Columbu 5 were week e nd now We at Curt er , O. ap art men t. Phon e WY 2·3874. grou ndm an for the Appa l achian MiH M,a ry Hiyma n. Mo numen t Build ing, West Main Ju ne re�lalratlons amounted to guests of hla paren ts, Mr. a nd Mtlll. Bell � n d TRAVEL SERVICE. U you are nd Mrs. Dun a Mt. Miss Sh irl e)' Blake, Syracuse Power Compan y, Poi nt Plellsa n t 7·23-6tc SI . , Hacine, O h io. Saturday, goi n g to an y foreign coun t ry �rn a spent Sat urday eve n ing 1 62 , 625 with reve nu�s of $3: 130,. Eugene Campb ell. a r a e t y i h d e was , t 2 award Distric July 30, 1960, .at 1 : 00 P. M, Mr . •n d, Mra. Ju nior Snavely a nd or a nyw here i n the U . S. gJv e wit h Mr. and Mr&. Brad y Huffma n Ol l , as compared wi th rea11traser vice pi n recent ly 2 TV Set s , Radio, a Refri � ere- ( lio ns to taUne 1 37 ,052 and revf: n ue daughters and Cha rles Snavely of u, a ca ll . No 110 rvlc.i cha.rae, n o nd son s of M iddle port. a Guy was empl oyed July 10, I tors , 4 Complete Bedroom Suites ------''-----Col umbus were wee k e nd gu ests of extr11.1 . TAWN E Y STUDIOS, 422 Mr. and M rs. Do n Bell an d o r $2 ,568 .580 a year ag o. old, s. r y TO 4 2 ESMEN, SA 40 4 19 5 118 a laborer in the Trans3 & g rs Electric an s), a h er Te't'eo ues re ported by t he G l O L ( c lt and ii.Ira. McCoy Snavely. Mr. Ga ll ipolis, s ent p Second Avenue, Belt n o Raym d n d a w n Lor Good missi on and Dlstr lbution Depu texperie nce. must bave Bed!, Kitchen Cabinets, T11,b les, Bureau for lhe pe�iod am ounted Repai rs are bei ng made on the Fho ne GI 6- 16 115 or GI 6- 1 24.3 . nday wi th �r . an d Mrs. Okey Su co mmisaion. ABC ment . He becam e a gr ou ndman route and Chin a Cabinet, C h airs, 2 W ash7-21 - tfc W ebb and f amil y of Calro, W. Va. to $ 1 98,007 . Th is mclu ded $ 1 85,- Wilkffville G ra nge Hall. Va. 7-12-tfc Jn 1 938; field clerk i n 1 942; tr uck C leaners, Muon, -___ --Co nt inued f ro m P11.gc One Dryer, 2 er!, Desk & Chair, Mr. a nd Mn. St . Clair HIil vis- 3 15.50 for &afe ty respomlblUty I ,..a-;;a;;a;;.,;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;� 4 11 Bre e kfa g \ Sels , G . E. I ron, Mag___________ dri ver i n 1945 a nd truck driver- l io n. ited Mon day wi th h er uncle , A. abstr ac ts,, 1111d a n�ther $1 0,2?6. 8 srou ndman in 1�9. The trac tor had bee n re nted f or ti tle mformahon . These f1gurazi ne Hack, Sunbeam f'an, Re· y. e Ripl C. Burnem o f ry by the cou nty previou s to the -------cord Cabinet, Kenmore Sweep' es refled i ncreased fe.ea authorSince hl8 emp1 0)'mem IN LOVING memory o! Grafton . ' Guy haa· " h se 11t a mo nth ly ren tal fee a pure �d e er LamJ>5 ( F'Joor & Ttible), · TELc.VJSJON tl i ndmg a -a zed by th e la5t · 1 e gisWlJ r e f or oul8� ----;;h very a a 0. Stout . who left u1 e ight yours d AT RADIO AND SllAL • , . J S<1 wl n� Mal' luu c, E nd regi stra tio n a nd t'tl d t• ance record an d m the l ast f!ve o f $3, 600 officlab1 said. (0 J l 2 0 appllance repair . Phone ' Goegle i n was gra nted a tern• whic h -a nomi na 1 1e' e ew a s '1orm er1' S. THIRD and ASH STS. Y Y o-:r ���a,;�y t� )'IJB �� H keepsak e, - �:ht�. M cCI in toet, Raclne, O.'\io. J. l·tf• years has only been off d u ty sick . 1 c11 nut listed porary inju nctio n by Judge Joh n Man y ar1 Jc cha r ged. t or one day W 1· th w h.Jc h we w111 never part, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 0(18 8W5 �.-APA1''1'IIENTS --l'Unlllll-4 0d Bacon in c om m on Pleas court Mr. Simm� ns la qulte a flaher -Th o ui; h God hH you In his koep- TERMS: CASH d n a Smith s e Gil s. r M r. · a n a M Open 24 Houn, Clo.ad S""day No t 1tespo1111ible for acclde nte unfumlll hed. )ld(uten, Kiddle man a nd hu n ter . He re sid es at wi th toda y t he deM dll ne for an Inf!, r . Leroy enny epent M r. and tf . 3 rt 2 po on h 2. , and DMrs. Honnel a nsw er to be fi l ed by t.he defend� s Mr. l!L WY 2·208 l' Va . , with his sisters. Given, W e have you alwayl!I in ou r Sal e conducled by BllAJ>fOllD Su nday with WASH 20c DRY Se • j uncti on became , nt• beIo re t h e m ________ AUCTION CO., HACINlt:, OJ-110 . - -- · • hear t . De MUILLIR PUIINACII, WISTING · permanent by de fa ul t. Th e ne:ic t Dad, Mother, Elea n or, Judy Auc t ioneer: Critt Unulford. :�:� nd Mrs. Bruce Barrett, Mr. HOUSI appllanclt. Arnoltt .,.. ., 1 l.i' S 11le Mu nuger; A. C. Bradford. 1 11le p w ill be, a hearing o n t h c in- and Mrs. Wi lliam B arrett and son, 7-23-l tc a nd Bobby. 1:'he Ladles C lrele of the Presby· • - . then. lyHc:11.1•, Ohio. PMM uncti on , 0 ric l ala St1id lodwy. 7-2 3-6tc I tcr 1a n Ch urch will m eet with M rs. 1 MRS. DON GOSNEY, d e y o · i en , rett Bar ry en H d -- - - n 11 Bob, 11.11-tt --____ 1 WY2-6:Jl4. Th e co mmissi on e rs wer e meet . J an e Co ttr il l on July 27. OWner ·and Opera tor a pic nic din ner at Lake Alma on In oday In speeial sess ion wit h t > Th e Wi lkesv ille s Gard en Club 4 1 FOOT Tomahawk bout. windSund ay. al l three membera presen t , , shl l' ld, slecrin., 25 II. I'. clc ..... M rs. Adra Swick ,pent Sun "·y wi ll have • worksho p July 26 at •9•, " Mcdalisl •• ..., MERCU RY ,ale 11 " lrlct sla r\1111,1, Evinrudl• motor with her pa re ntl, Mr, and Mn. the school cafeteria fro m lO a. m. 2-door. Pu!lh bu t ton drive. As 1 Montgomery, upper 1 6 . 2 , lower j er. l to nd a trai sell. Phone Priced Jesse sw an on Pa rker Ru n. I to 3 p. m. a Potluck lu nch wi ll be ail ent aa .11 soaring g u l l . Pla n 9.3 ru nn lnc 3 ft,· Gal l ipolis, upper I serv ed a t noon . The publ ic i1 w el• . ••··• . a dr d WY n a , 2·2"0 or A y e '" Lalh ry WY a M · Mrs. your v11uti-011 In thl1J Big "M". 18. 3, lo wer 9 , 9 ru nnina 4 f t ; 7-23 •3tc Swick atten ded the meeti ng of the come: u•1 reudy tu i::u. K11rr & v,m Loc k 23 upper l �.4. low er B .5 Girl a nd Boy Scouta al Salem C en• I •Da lly Wood has been ret urned 7-22-Jt c 1 Van Z11ndt, Pomeroy. dosed a nd with 75 need le s on. to a Cin cinnati hospital for" trea t959 AMEUIC.:AN lO ' dO' House 11,a .lflTW _ _ ·-- - - - t er, J•l ans were mad e for an ice All dam.s are up and c losed otr. co trai er l lcut l ln ndition. euc men t. 88 1 . d n 11 BII.E ule $ 695 08 OLDSMO 8efOl'e &;:IO .t\.M. cream social Frid ay afternoo n Rol lers on Ka naw h11 Mil o n slll . ' Mrs. Ray Slrall8baugh has been Ji' ivc room.11 Incl uding (ull sized M 14dle,.rt WY-2,,� 2 d oor Smhrn. VB ltockel engine eY eni ng, July 22. Ohio Riv er Bo a ls dow n Lock ' r h n th. i,i b l'owell seen s t u rned home f rom Holier H ospit111 e tJ l.'11. w i th stand11,rd shift. Go.-CioPomeroy wv.i.,a,5 Mrs. B ruce Morri1 ls , delivering t a . Pennsy lvania 6:M a m 1 1-2; e s n0i!o Sl 11, lion, Middlepo r t Hti Dai ney, 84 , Oliv & or or al e foll ow ing su rgery. l 1 1 , rt Ol The th111 in s. ,mappy (; o KAUTZ , ITOlll mwil on La nasvJlle Route 1 while Lock Ht Vulca n 4 : 30 a m 0- 1 1 ; Tow nship, paascd a way Friday � cal l WY 2-2 1 3 1 betwce11 8 a. m. M r. and M ri. . Tho m as Luft of I M,.r n • Ro buy of )'our li te. Karr & V1:1 n Go r by a nd At C a rl ■. M C r. an d Lock 1 7 Jndl 11n a e am 9-ti; San morni n g el the M eigs Gener.a l I and 5 p. m. 7-2:l-tstc o lumbu .!I were w eek end a:ues l.8 of Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-22-::ttc , YUIIOn l-2l41 n le are vacationi ng in the S mo key C Rlurd l) 9: 15 wm 1 - 1 ; Lock 18 ' H oaplt al followi ng a p ro longed her pa ren Is, Mr . an d M r■• EarI Ar· ---- - --HAMILL IIRVICI ITATION Mo untaln1. , Pt. Pleuant at the Lowe El li11bc t h 8::!iO aln 0- 3; Lock 20 i lln ea'I. a8 CADI LLAC HIiie $L 8915. ll ardtop t"OR SALE 1 6 baugh. rt. 19 �9 trulh•r ful:y ..,.,. f,00 A,M. r. M nd Mrs. Roy Searle. visited M Pau l Blaz e r 10: 1 3 am t -9; Lock Hotel on Thunday Coupe , The mark of 11111.:{;CHS. M rs. ShirIey Sp1res, M rs. Evelyn He was a lifelo ng reside nt of cqulp 11ed for modern hookup Alltenr h51 Clifford Mlaht. 23 Cr ucibl e to:O� pm 0-1 1 ; Soulh M'eli;:1 C o unty and ls a urvlved by Mr. and Mn, July 28th. Here'1 your c ha nl·e to own Am· or l'11mplng. ldcul for v11c1:1\!un Mr, and Mflll . Paul Sw1ci and tam• Devau lt a nd M r . a nd Mn. Don AlIvery Da, krffe,i l11 nd 9 : 1 5 am I-�. e r ica's finelit 11l Americ a 's Jow­ e n Spir ea o f P o m ero Lexing ton ; J childr en : Ell11, N e re o n 1 0 y a w Hy Yllited wi th Mr, and idrs. Joe • tr a vel. lle11.1,m nublc. r. A. Enoch, Pomeroy al the Martin Uprive r, G al l l po lia, Albert F. ell price. A true v11. l ue. Karr & J•ortland, Ohio. 7-22- 6tc AIR CONDITIONCNG 1 JIIU'RIGER­ Holden 4;4 0 am 20·0, Ci ty of Emm ett. Reedsv ille ; Eve rett, To- Swick an d Mr. a n d Mn , Alv a two week trip to Cali fornia. Hotel OD Friday, July %9th . Van andt, Pomeroy. 7•22 -3tc M r . a n d Mrs. Re:-. 'Marra and ii tlon ■ervict J1c1E 1 Refrla:era­ 2" l edo; Frederick, Otlowa, Mic h . ; Columbw 0 · are 1ueata or Maynl lle 5: 40 am 2-0,· Lock � Mra. D1l1y Car ter, ArLhur, and Swick while enro ute to - U Ck o caIiiorma 1000 BUSHEL o f kr11.ut cabbage; tlon, New Haven. !'bona TU2:• Y after two weeks vaeaUon In Tam• lD Co,ne In for a FREE lest 08 Ol.DSMODILE �ale $1093. 8850 bu. bti11ns . Pick yourself. 3&37. 11-2ll-ll Mik e Cr editor 1 1 :35 am 0-9; Ro- Albe rt, Toledo; Ro bert, RosevUl e ; pa, Flor id a with Mr. and Mn. Jeff his parenta, M r. a nd Mrs. Sam ,t d oor Sedan . Beautifu l two tone demonstnllon of the bert R. Gibao n 1 1 :55 am 2 -0; City Mr■. Mary Qarrl 1o n, Leesbu rg a nd M arn, and Mr. a nd Mn. J. B . P. M. Cow dery, Loni; Bott om. Roach. blue. Powe r Ueeri ni:: and pow er or Hu nti ngton 2 : 1 0 pm 7 - 1 3 H ep A 1 1CTIONIII llletil In . beorln& . gla,... arn 7·22•Stc M ° c. .. r �-·J ng t on. Mr,. Alice Charmi n, Scott, De• e y Th will be -- - --brall:et. A qua l lly car . Tru ly a 9:50 alll 1 -0; B eaver 10:l!i am 0-1 pot , W . Va . and heulng Ilda. Aok lo see here one week. valu e . Kur & Va n Za ndt, l<AT TEH.Rlll t l'ups . . Only t wo Kan awha W i n fiel d, E llen Crltt .,...,. M r. and Mrs.. N. E. Pa ttenon Ille new Jabllee 111odel that Also su..- l vlna: are th ree broth• • '1· 22-3 le Pomeroy. left . Phone W J 9-:1779. 7 -22-3tp W',.., dow n & ; 10 am, 1_ 7 ., Lucy Jane en; W a llace and Cl arl!nee or u CNtfft · ca IIed on h"11 m other, Mrs. M. E .: la worn etWrely at lbe ear. A. C. •1tADr01til, ..._, Ohltii. Lucas, Marme t, no time or tow Washington , Pa ., a nd Eua:ene of Patterson, \Y1'o ha■ been ill. If PONTIAC 111 le $4915 Chi eftai n °fR.Y A DEI.ICIOUS lt;i�h Sa nd--:, Ve ft rep orted . Mari lyn Wallen ia e mployed in FINANCING el le, N. Y., :l8 ara nd('hllNew Roch Deluxe 4-d o or. T h i■ on e can'l J11.tk'11 wich. D11 i ry Ba Mar, Pierce. r , Midd l e• SLAT CLOTH, , POI.CY WOOD Columbua. n . g re a t il g dre r a nd dr ch e and 10 n AVAIL,,\IILE De · be bellt a t th is price. Doo a e..-e1·y Curtis po rt. nver 7- 1 9-6 tc M r. and Mrs. ahades, clolh Poftb valanc.. Funera l ■ervlce■ will be held and family o( Columbus ,Pti:nt lhe Mrs. Richard K etrin g (Ruth Nel• tbh1& but alt up an d beg. Yo u'l l aw n ln1a1 venetian bUndt. wlnSu nda y afternoo n a t two o'cl ock weekend with M.r. ,and Mr,. 1,. D. so n ) a nd son , Ricky, oI California n■ l ly like It. Sec fo r your1c lf. 1 1t�msn:mm MAI.Ji! BEAGLE do w 1h adt1, l"rel etUmatu. LIGAL NOTIC I are spendl na the ir sumlller VICI• 1 4 I nches. t:un broke. IS moa. al th e Joppa Methodl at Church ;Kar r & V1tu ndt, Pomeroy. Da le Wippel. llll Unlon Ave., Sealed blda will be received by con d u<'t ed by Rev . Frr.e la nd Nor• Pierce. 8fd. Tom neuter , l'ho ne WY 2· lio n w lth he r mother, Mn. Erma 1-22-atc 00 called s A 1 1 8()tc the,, undersi1 ntd for the sale of t he Pornero,. Mn. M ollie Pullin 88fl6. 7 . 1g. 31P r\1. Bu r ia l will be I n t he family Mrs. Miry Pierce and Mra. l nsy Nelson and other rela ti ve.a. Mr. Ke• Autie Mllihone re 1idence l ocal ed cemetery nearby by th e Arbaugh DJ PONTIAC 1111le $395. Chieftai n tring w l ll a rrive later to accom• Newell. FOR SALE STUDIO al a.,o East Mai n Stree t, Pomeroy, 1''u neral H o me. Box 1757 2-doo r. Here i■ real aavi n�• fo r p any them home. e r . llet n Va ll Mr. a nd Mn. Ruaae fo rm Hock er , 2 end Tables. h l o . Sealed bid • mull be prese n t• you In 11 11o lld e11r. A guod de­ O Mn. M n a ry Gr a n a te baa em• F r iends wi l l be r ec� iv ed al the a Huntington, W. VL Raymond La rki ns, Mr. •nd Mn. Ph one W Y 2·9975. 7·21-3tc COM PLETE ll'ISURANCI PRO td on or bef ore Aua;ua( lsl, 1 960, fu nera pendab le Job. A 1tc11I o f a deal. l home unti l time· of the Emmett Stelhe 1D , Harold Brewer ployme nt at Holter Hoapltal. tection, Lll-. A.ate, Jlrt, Pollo Robert M. Bean, Mgr. Karr & Va.n Za ndt, Pomeroy. Mr■• Anna Oadi n and Clan Phil• Call Doll MWa, lllddl1port tt 10:00 o'c lock a . m, 'the Execu• service. Denver and Jan ie, Mr. a nd Mrs. tor, Cly de G. Ml llhone , will con­ '1·22-3tc 'lll"'Curtis and Cilldy were afternoon jl der accepl ln »: bids fo r property IWLA MIETINO callers of Mr. and Mr,. t.. D. Wrlghl St. Pomtrey on install me n t bHil. The und11r-R e,ular meetln& of the Izaa k Pierce. 1Jgned res�n ea the ri aht to re• Walton League will be hfl ld on 2 bedroom, 1utom1Ue heat, Joh nnJ a nd Elmer Newell . and J et an y and a ll bids. Mond ay, July 23. Di n n er will be Tlmmy and Tommy Gumph called BROWN pro­ FOR SALE: IVA $ elly waler. Prlee 9500, no Cro w, crow & Porter Hrved a t 7 p. m. 'Ml@ hrid&e over on Mr. and .Mn. L. D. Pierce perty reduced price, T rooma. down payment, per AUorney1 .11t Law Shade River la tl oaed tor repain, Thur1dMY, bath, aaa. hpt water heat, 2 ear month, pay like rent. (7 ) 21 , 22, 23, 28, 29, 30, 8tc 110 m e mbon a re 11k ed to use th e i,:araae. ClON I down town. Easle R idse road. All members Abo ve hJ&h water, 128 Cole S t .1 � who ore phyele1lly able ffl ur,ed Mid dleport, OUice Phone WY 2· . to auppon the blood proaram on UNO &320, Reo. Pbone 2·2911. ElGH'l' ROOMS, bath an d 1ara1e Mondi)', July 25, -at the Pomeroy 7-1 8-12tp •BALDWIN CAil $6,000. Gilbe rt Weeki l)roperty Hilb School. Thll ls a vital proPHONE WY 2-270, • WURLf l'ZEll located on Rt. 33 ,at foot of 1ram which de■erve■ help ftom 7-2 1-IOTC Rose HUI. tf interested write or aad OO'Hllll FAMOUS n_ e_ .everyo_ tall col lec t Mn. Jobn Fri el, 403 ---�� BRANDS USED GARDEN trac ton and mow• She rba n C t ., Loul1v ille, Ohio. . Gal&>.t 4 Dr. HOLlllt HOSPITAL ers. Rotary mower bla des shar• US ROUT I :tS-8'7 acre. rolll na Phone TR �-2367. 7·22·3tc Motor. Fordomatic trans. Admission1, July 31 : Mr■. David pe ned. Cu,t om m owina a nd l a n d, t-room f r ame with baLh th11 n 2 1 ,000 by careful lo room bou&e ln Lee ftldl1rd1, Rutland ; William SIX SALE FOR p low in l. Jaraa:e, , ba rna1 other bulld­ c!a1 ow ner , ivory an1I -bcia:e fit1· Sy racuse on ::Ith Street. Phone Wolfe, Pomeroy , ORAVILY TltACTOR l n;a, Plenty water, own a a, �• lovely 1potleu i nterior. ra­ Blrthe, July 2 1 : A aon to Mr. a n d Ga lllpol11 SI 6-3863 or WY • Sa les a nd Serv ice 151 2 E. Main St. well. -f18,0QO.OO, .00, heater and many other ex· Pomeroy, Pho n e WY 2-20'16. 1 Mn. David Lee Rich ardt, Rutland. 9880. 7-21-3.tp POMIIIOY-a.room frame, bath . :peatha, July 21 : [nf• nt Male 7 -2 1-tfc • lot 'f8x1041 nice ' 1arden. term, t.mbert. . _ '32!)0, 00, .fi SLIDE BUESCHER Trombo ne . In PGMIIOY--0-toom m�em frame Foreot B,ih OQ �l(Je 7 tood condi tio n . Phtm e TU 2 wi th btlb, full blsem,mt, dou' ' ' 2WU Hartfo rd, W, Va . 7-23-0tp ble ....... lol 70>.100. A·l pro--- · 1:14 A. FAl\ll FOR SALE ., Irado. perty , 111,000.00. STOCK DOG 1 'it! yen old, part ly 0PTO BT 1• Ten room houa, tbroo blru 1 AI.IIRT M. COIi, lolbroke. 6-c an Milk Cooler , near­ , • , 11111, � INtoel, , Puo:,Y ,J - WY 2,n:IO and other bulldim11. Ill'! ftln. ' pl)K OWNBllSI ., ly new. ArthP.ll' Orr, Ba shan ... 229 . l WY 24UD Nada To�llleJld, P..,. n,loa, j .... ...._ I .. JI, I ta L .IQIN II M1 I �.1liili■.) , Rold, ton1 8oHom1 Ohio. , � . !!J'ij ' ,_,I .. . t:� ... , ,7 ... '.:....-· ' , O, , T.ill-111< 1-23.:ltp 7.aa-31o ., Pbou1 Wl 8-ltN. I I I I Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0. , July 23 , 1960-7 DOWNINGTON __ .,. . .. .... ff'tlflll. M11d21" :a:r·� . · ap ,... . �-- ' - • - 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport , o. J y 3 , • w 2 I960 _ _________ ____ Winding Troil Rock Springs Better Health Club Makes Garden Club Has Pomeroy Emergency Squad Contr,ibution Session Thursday M n. . Jo_h n TerNll entertained A contrtbut1on of $10 was made to t he Pome ro y Erner• gency Squad when the Rock Springs Better H ealth club met the Wmd1111 Trail Garden Club y ev�ntnc at btr home q'bursday afternoon at the Grange hall with Mrs. William Thunda M berry H,�i iht•· Radford and M rs . W. A. Morgan as boStesses . Mrs . H om er � , ne mee tnK 1 n c bar1e of M n Rad!ord was � con tr1'buti�g bostess . G. •R. Thompaon openro with de: L Mrs. Roy G r uese r, president, conduct('d the meetin1 which I Be t'ky R,11dlord, singi n .; " M illie " o peoed with the theme liOOG a nd "Th11> L i ttle Light of M me" Several a r t1cleti were r ead in• " BriG:htrn The Corn e r " followed by with the Lo rd ' s p rayer an d pIedge dudmg "Polso n in . Lhe ..home" , to flag. Devotion� we re led by M n W!l bu r Batley ; Don t Be· lieve a Wo rd of il", Mrs. Anna Mrs · John Hartung · neuter: "Jlot weather and food The re-port or the sil'k comnut- poiso n mc", Mrs William G ruese r ; 1 lee Wa8 given by M1'6 Alice • ·Thal special art", Mrs. Ha r tung Euler It was decided lo cancel and "Choice bits ,rn d thmki n g the Au.t;ust meeting due to the out J o ud" · Mrs. Lewb Gn;eser. Me1ii::s Cou n t y Fur Plans were A c ontest was conduc-t.:d by Mrs. made for a pollurk p1r111c m Sep- Lewis Grueser a n d Mrs. Maxmc lcml.wr at the fa1r�rouuds. Mrs Ar n old. George Sk i n nrr aiid �1rs. Lewis G roup m1ging or Bless De The G r ueSttr wa•r (.• named as t il e dmner ant.I the Mizpah benediellon, Tie commit lt•e. Jt was ann•iunred th il t l u ded the con me('1ing after c d �s the Young Adult of the a Hurk Springs Methudi:.t church wh i ch refreshments were served will spon:.u r iln ll'e . . ri·am so (•J a l h y the hostes11es to t h e above on F'rid :, 1•, J u l } 29. o n the church 11a111ed and Mrs. H o ward Housh . Mrs . Norman We)·ersmi l lcr. M rs . I.a wn Mrs. Muri,:a, 1 w,1 � in di 11 r gt• of A m os Leonard, Billy Radford and he JU' ogram wludi upt! ned w i th L> an n y Abbott . 1 Hoslc ssea for the October meet• six girl� Htana \.'f ryer:.millcr, n i will be M rs. Rollin Radford, i:: e ; ( � :i ru tier, C1m n ic Hadfuril, M rl Melody Hou�h arid Jf a ry Lou and M rs. Howard Roush and Mrs. Roy -- - Smith. ' t -- I J U LY CLEARANCE Mainly About SALE ,.,,_ • At IN MI DDLEPORT Mr. and Mrs. James Meint os h to thei r home at Ne· well, W. Va., Thursday after a week'1 visit with hla sister, Mrs. Po)11 r l Phill ipa and o ther relative,. M hu1 Polly Karr of Columbus a rrived Wednesday for a vlall with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kur. Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Ba11er were ovcr11ight guesta of her parents, M r . and Mn. C. n. Ka rr Thu rsday cnroute to their home in Marion from a visit with rela• live# in Middletown, C o nn. Their daughttt!r Polly Ann who accom­ panied them to Middletown re• turned home. Ml11s Susie Merunka or Middle­ town, Conn.. 111 the guest or Miss Polly A n n Bauer al the home of · her an.ndvarenls, Mr. a n d Mrs. C. n. Kurr. M,\,s Judy Jennings haa return• ed to her home ln Alliance afte r a W@ek'1 visit with her father , l:a rl Jennings and other relatives and friends. Arthur Morria and Emmett Mor• rls of De]11,w11re and Richard M or• ris of Ba!Umore, Md., spent Tuea­ d11y and Wed neaday with Gto rge El!Stman and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Eastman, l'o111croy, and other reh1ti ves. I Mr . .1rnd Mr11. Uorber1 ;md chlltl• I ren visited Mr. and Mrs. W i lbu r Logan on Wcdnci1d.ay and surpriH· ed him un his 76U1 birthday. JULY CLEARANCE returned SAlE Now Going Onl SMITH CLOTHING Middleport I Have You r I ENGINE Steam Cleaned I I By LUCILLE �.lWKINS M r . and Mrs. Pierce R i ce ( Mari• lyn Young) of Washington , D. C:. and h is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8. Rice, B rooklyn, N. Y., Hp1rnt this weiek with M r. and Mrs. Thomas Young. B ECKY'S ' People In Pomeroy Gets Rid Of That Grime I Make ( 'ur Ihm Cooler I Swatzel's 1 Have It l >nnr Now At Ash la nd Service Phon e W Y-%3535 W, Main SI. Pomeroy I I , 1 ' /,et11rl ( :fo•• 1'11rly M n . Don Hell Clll('rlaiiied with a fllilrly Tue1d11-y for the lle1:inner Sund11y Srhool clRSs of the l.A'tart li'alls Melhodiat Chureh. The itfter• nCHm was 1pent in swln,lng and swimming. Potato chlpa, kool ai d 1111d pop11klcs were enjoyed by li:d · die and Paul l:rou, Debra a11d llhonda Weit, Nell ,Baker, Robe rta Teaford, Kenny and David Shuler, Steve Yonker 11nd Lorna Dawn Ut' ll. Gueall were Connie Chaprn11n, P111lty Baker and Mra. Ernosl Shuler. Mister, here's th, proof, I paid that bill! � • Someday a �ncelled check may IG'tltl YOU. a pile of money. And If you don't pay by check, you would be wl1e to open an ac­ count before anothff week 9011 by. Stop In. We Pt¥ 3% lateral OIi Savlnp Tl1e FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Member Federal llelerve SYffllll Vember Peden! llllunnee CerporaUoa POMlllOY, OHIO De,... Around And About Middleport Br flllllDDII HOUDA.SHILT . Genheimer-Sheridan WeddJng Was Event Commandery Holds . June 26 At Point Pleasant, W. Va. Outing Thursday ,I At Fair Gr.ounds Of I vo � b� Mrs. J oeeph Struble s: �. " er top1C "W1ter1 of r 1 :n � mbera answered ,to rol_l r c a I bY d:$playlnJ • gladioli apecl· men. The atate convention to be h e Id •� . C0 I um btJI In September was discussed. Plana were made fo r a lour of the Cl■�k gladioli gardens at Tuppen Pluna In Au• g u.sl . Mrs. . Robert Lewis presented the topic G_r th · "YOU can . e eve�!ng be 3 gla<fwli h. nd . A rlemo n str;itwn on how � o prepare &peel• me n s , for the fair WH given by Mrs r,1 . m11s011. The boo k " PauS<" �or L1v t11:!" hy the Coel) Cola C o, wc,·c dt str i butcd. f'l <, we r i\ rrangcmcnt:s were judg e d by M n, Chdr)('s Le wis 1rnd M rs. � ll o r� Pratt who awarded lwo b1 u e r 1 bbon,1 lo Mr/i. Terrell for II TV a rrangement orchid g),,idiol i , <-hrysanlhenu::ms and ba by breath in a flat white con­ tainer a nd Co r a dlning table ar. r angem c nl o f fruit, vegetables and fo lia�e in a bamboo leaf con­ tainer. A blue ribbon was also a warded to Mrs. Robert Lewia for a buffet arrangement of flowen and fruit in a tall oranae cont.a.iner . Two red r ibbon, were awarded to M rs. C. L. Heaton for a buffet arrangement or double hemero­ �laeus and green begoni� leavea ln a flat green and pink contain­ e r and for a coffee table arrange­ ment ol Yi;?llow ;,Jnd orchid chry, santhem u m1 in a white woman head container. At the dose of the meeting, the hostels a,ul1ted b)' Mr,. Struble ind Mr1. Charle1 Leg!lr, a gue1t, served a de1sert coune carrying out the red, white and blue color theme. ions M. emu.:-ra •an d Iam ll 1es oI. I he Ohio Valley Comm.andery, � n i ghta Templar, enjo�e-d an o� ti n g at the Rock Spr1ng1 fa1 rground1 Thursday evening with a ehlcken bar be cue dinner as the main at· tract i �n._ The dinn er wa" pre pared by Virgil Brown and Wallace B r adfor d B F . Parmcl ,·e ret mu g · ' commande r , h.1d ch.ugc of the busirits s ses�ion . Horn b 1&r(J Fry Held Pom,roy. ili!i9Q n,1t1Ja I I pro- WebSter Fultz Inn ' EmpIoyed By Comnu·c:!11:!:on I �- �:i: .ra _ .� ,.o•sl 2 Hunt1' ngton Drum &-DugI:e Co . . rpf-1'1 pUtS O' JI , ed Women ID]Uf . 'G00d- Sh·ow•, At Le�r,1•on parade Near ReedSVI·ne missioner Dan Hartin;:er proposed lhe resolu tion, seconded by Roi• and Neut.d ing. Don Mullen cast the dissenting vote. Mr. O'Brien ia reported to be vauUonlng in 1'"' 1orlda. · Two HuntinJ?:ton women were in• A split vote was also cast on jured at 4:2:5 Salurday even-log In two other resolution1 proposed a one-c■ r ,accident on Ro?te 680, r by commissioner Dan Hartinger 2.'7 ,i_n lles west of Reedsv ille, the and seconded by Neuti..lina:. On 1 Slate \{ll2hway Patrol reported to- resol ution to make an addltlon_!LI 1 appropriation for the co u nty day. In j ured were ATlene Barbour, highway dep&rtment, M d llen again I 22. driver, and Patrlcita Barcus, 20, cast a no vote and 11&0 voled no br1'dge repair contract. a passenger in the Barbour car, on 1 •11:,5n0 ..., Another meeting of the board of ,Miss Barbour .told ,investigating of• 1 rieers that ahe approached the top commissioners was set tor Wedor a hill -and applied her brakes, nesday. and her car ikidded on mud on the righl side of the highway. The car t,urned over several times. It was listed as a total Joss. ovat�on from densely pa·cked Daniel James Leyman, l'eturned M ills Biroos was brought to the throngs obaerving the local corp.! A.fi!lr ..'t) Mel-gs General Hospital where she here July 20 on bis releaae from wo1s treated for an Jnj ured lert the Mansfield Re(ormatory, was perform wlth the El,:hth Dlatrict marchers. Ail on-M..toea photoe: ra- • shoulder and possible baek lnjur- eentenced to two indetennln■tc phcr from a ColUmbu1 newspaper Jes and releaaed. Mi6' &.rboul' term, In the Ohio Penitentiary r�corded the event for his tile on -p -arrested two iruffered <a po ssible back injury Sat,urday by Judgi? John C. Bacon. olice Pomeroy 1 Legion Convention Notes. Leyman was brought to Meigs men over the weekend, one charg- and 11 br"ised" lert side but Wal was arrest No hoS1)italized. not county on an indJdment returned with other the bugle the and of Local members M with DWI 1 In 1957 cha�ing him with brea k� corp, made up of PQm ero)', Rut- reckless opernlion Chief Jed Web- made. In ether state patrol action, Ro­ lng ,and en tering the home of Mn. l and and Middl,cport school st1;1- ster reported toda)-', 1 Jn jail this mofning awaiting bert L. Lewis , Racine, and Larry Leon,a Story at Burllngffam and denta, included Jim Meea, Don _ Mayer, Mike W e_rcy , David eaaci, h_earing be fore M•yor Charles Le- W. Eblin, P1.HJ1eroy, both 17 , we re wi th ateaHn g her oar. He entered 1 Jack Bacon, Paul Thompaon, David -gar Tuesd,ay e vening was Robert cited to the Meigs county juvenile • g u ilty plea to both counts of · Wiley, Kelth Mor1an, Sandy Brew- Lee Riffle, Chester Rd., Pomeroy. court, Lewis for unsafe operation the indictment and w.u 1entenced ington, Arlan Kina:, HJcky Men- Randall · Redman, Ripley, W. Va., and Eblin for crossing a yellow to aerve two tenn1 concurrenUy. chini, Dave Thom 11, Suale Parker, waa char,red with rccklesa opera. line. In Gallipolia municipal court, TO TAKI ACCOUNTINGRosalle Davis Marvel Foley (lat- tion ter three froin Rutl■nd), Frankie J� 1 se 81ton of eourt Saturday the patrol reported thal Clarence Marianne Woodgent, daughter Girolami and P'red Sllson. evenini, MaYor Legar fined Wil- Kin•g, Middleport, was ,given • $5 or •r. and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd. Ren9 Lind and Guido Girolami liam Reeves, Albany, $20 �md costa fine, rtU11pended, for apeeding and 463 Grant St., Middleport, will en• William Robert Collini, Pomeroy," ter . Bliss College Jn Q>lumbus in m anhed with the u nit. Renzo Men- on an intoxication char-ge -nd $10 auspended (or · havin g an lose- September for a Junlo�Accountlng 53 indecent of e chlnl and Paul Caacl drove car.a up and costl on •• ch'll"l · eoune. cure load. expoeure. taking the group to Columbui. _ _ _____ I _ ..:...._..:.__:_______..:._____ _____ _____ _______________ _ Chetter ·F. · Stcmar, · 36, of Gres; · · . . ton, w,,ne COUJ'.IU'� • (ornfer 'Ital£ ' '' , : . wrge■nt, _1.ucceeded hi m a s vicerom m ander. Both were eleded · �1lbout oppoaUIOJJ. Sl uart :t,uginbubl, t�, _of Cincln• Near catastrophe for its drum major failed to dim the "exnatl, <Rfeated Virgil Barth of Hol• c.e_lle nt show " put on by the Pomeroy-Middleport Drum and 1ate ltelll')' CountyI a nd ·Ra! P h B u gle · corps t n Columbus, over the weekend duri n g the p'ar�::!�k � �:!�mbus, aa second ade in connection with the Ohio Arrierican Legion convention. m n 1 .Wayne G. S,nith, · a Clev,land rei?::1� Donations to 8 fund to finance ���edh 1\ �:� high �hool prjnclpal; wai �lected t n high In the air af West Broad• th @- 'corps lfppearance at the con• o 1tate treaaurer _ the only World ,t near -Front. vcnllon parade came from t he 40 War I vet-Oran. to be eIec ted tO a I When it came down he had to el 8, Roger Morgan, Paul Casci, K. s la(ewide ofl, ice. . reach out lor it and an un fatile ned Krautt(;r, the Jaycees, Lenny Jew• Marching unill represented vet- "catch " on his lro--•• .._r• p,rm ,· tted ell and Irma Smith. The (und fell erans. o t. three w.ara, b_ anda, :tO et 8 that garment to it.art an embar• short of meeting requirements. 1 · · locomohvea a�d boxcar&, major- , rassing jollrney downward ·For· - - - - • -ettes, drum and tiug:le corps, drill lunately the trousers were s opped t · r::_�n�a: llrte of uniform- · in · lime. � 1 The unscheduled act drew an We Mix Conertle To Your Own Spedfleallons, Deliver II Righi To Your Job When Needed Saves Money - Time - Waste d Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. The annual reunion or th(' Mlt• chc/1 Runell ramlly wlll be held Sunday, July 3 1 , with a buslneaa mieetina to atal'l at · 1 1 1. m. and a polluek lunch to be aerved al 12 noon .. J:{ I Middleport ::l��i� I j · U \Minor Wrec''"""' repeats ' Reported By ) p01•Ice Chi' ef ,' " · · Chief He1bert Gll ke)', M lddleporl, reported �'!O minor 11-ccJdenu in Middle.pert over the weekend with one driver arre.11ted. Lloyd $tob&rt, Pomeroy, w■a ched to the court of Mayor Kenne� M cElhlnne:, , for failu re to atop wltb�n an. 1111UJ'ed clear di•• lance 1ner hil •WCtlr atruck • car of D , P. Rite, ,)Udil leport,_ tn S. Second It. Chief Gilkey u1d lb■t Rice bad •l�ed tO:, make a left turn onto lJncoln ,,. when IJe was 1truck by the Stobart vehicle. An eaUm1ted $ 150 d1m11e was done to the left 1ide ot the Rice car. · No amtll wu made thl1 morn, 101 in an accident on Hlll-1t when a hou■e trailer _pulled by Geora:e P, lnllelman, M...... ,tru.t a park- �Ii:� :rm:.11. BI DIET MASYER MW p-, lloopltal­ 0 11 lUJlkal-modlOII blU.. Lei aio - bow )'OII WI '"'" witb 1h11 - N., lklowldl pollq,. Ken*, ' jl "'- WY.- ear. L.tirJ· -. .. I -n. AnnollD.ced A .,___ d' --! FA•ILY INPITAL PUNt • Debate - GOP COnVenfIOn ·. din • e R evoIt JOIts N"IXOll pact prea g 'Conservat1v ""1i!:::" w:; ' · maklna: pop delivery al the time 1 CHICAGO UPI - A apread1n·1 ,1 reference to the Nilton.ft11ckefell1:1r and wu · parked about frbree feet the eurb• �he eh.le! uld. eonservalJve l'f!Voll jeopardized the call for new political confederaTbe Q'liler � a.mapd 10 es- Nlxon•Roekefel�er peace �•ct at 1 lion, to "meet modern problema • the openlna: today of the 1960 Re- • and eballena:es." : limited • ,100. Th�1Nln1 Floer Fight In M iddleport Jail publican N■tional Convention. Two men · prenure frcvn conaerva. Under NIK• .M. Richard e&l ent Vlee 4 Pr ql\)lor'a court awaltinf hearln& In of the Nixon-Rockefeller foes tlve' Dominaln, preaidential he t wttb· for lnlo&lcattPn 7 are Arnold •Darit, liiddlePCll't. and K. K. tlon. ufily In bll IJ'�p. WII due on pact, the plitUorm cOmmittee . comlhe oon,enUon,acene at about noon I Pletely lenored part of a proposed Sc.Itel. New JliVen. j to ta�e eommand on I drive to I plank conta.lnin1 Jmpllcll O'itlclsm en■e J uni te the party for the election -of Preaident Eisenhower•• de l , , '- 1 and 1r objected. a m . Rockefeller I pro · cam oU,n. EnroliJ:n�t Th� eoruier,atlve rebellion ,wept I 1itld there may be a floor fight '-' the Into the foreign policy field only when the platform goes to • l �n .:JaN!IIOD Wednesday. convention con lint' the before • hour■ lew Second sllmmer SeNlon enroll• a In the face of almltar threats men ta 1t Rio Gr1� Cohe1e were I ventlon g1vel· l l a. m., e.d,t, Gov, andou11i:ed today ' ii1ch1dJng 14 1lu- ·Nellon A. Rockefeller and bil on the civil right! plank, that isdent from Kelp tt>unl)'_ eommunl• backen already we?e threateninl 1 11ue ws1 atUI hanging in the com ' a fioor -flaht to etungtheo, -., pl■t- 1 m lttee, A aubeommltee voted 8-7 UH. I The, . w-,e: ' Cbaite1 .Nol'fl1, (om pl111k1 on dden,e ■nd eivil Sunday nlgbt to approve a m ore moderate plank than the Nixon• dghta, Reednlllfl;· Marp.l"et Goodwin, The platform., commlttee, with f ROckefeller recommendation which M iddlepenier; · Junior, part; Janet Knllbt Cbeatel'i Ada the co nlflfVl:tlvtt in (ull command called for raclll deata:regatlon in Oblln,fl'.1 lliddleport; '.llaz.lne Beed rejected Jhe propq..1 for a new all areas of nalional life and an �t&le, Jllnen- f,rtl1n, poUey -■pproaCh aet forth endonemenl of Neero lit-in dem• RMdlvW'e" ll vtllet � . ·� ��eport; ·In , tl\fc ,. Nixon-Rockefeller agree, on1\rations: Al a · caucu, Sunday ni1bt, the B¥i1,hj Sin.ilia. Gcll4.lei Jied, Roll- rnent readied after lhelr . lttftt New York dele,:alion vot• N--vote , nilht.( Ut Stoff, t.,uc:t.·� ,an6' ctw"l• New Yotlt:-meetlia,: l'rlda1 RoelJefeller in hi• 1upport to �. q,.e from Rl'Uell: commlttt The• l � an.d Jjflb� -� et'.�·1 ·_16-IIOlril °" 10t \II eflort , � , plaalt , 01 , i JIOl iON!p propoaed llirll' �� • , .µ , f� are I I I I I �ij.;iiii'.Pj>rt, ' t' Concurrent Tenns In Pen Ruled By Judge s . rt from IIAVI YOU HWD AIOUT THI NIW LOW-,on I Pol1' ce Net Has .. Two Men w(l�•inJJ I • earm u rt H Co gs 1 In o the pla form. The governor, I chair an of the delegation, waa Y � party chairman, said "Republl­ ca� are not like rubber tlamps m reported to have conferred with I in the hands of polltical t bouea. ' Nixon by telephone and to have , Lffll, Morten In Aunnln, received aasur■nces that the vice E ither Henry Cabot LOdge, u . s. I prealdent would help. m bauador to tl1e United N■tiona, a \ ,HOOffr To Spnk j or Morton aUII appeared likely to Rep. Wal �r H. Judd of Minne- be Nixon'a runnlna mate, In the IOt■, the keynoter ; Gov . . Cecil H, rift between the liberal and, conUnderwood of - Weat Vlrg mla, the aerv ative wlngi of the party, the te mporary chJirman ; , nd former. con servatlvet were rallytns behind .President Herbert Hoover wlll ad• Morton ·•lthou,:h he baa never dreu lOnig'ht 'I, aecond convention been JdenUfled aa one · ot them . seaslon. The achedule for the open• ered the ing -1e11ion thil morning waa de- 1 Lodee had been consid algns, voted moatly to - preliminary for• front-runner. Th iere were ho�!ver, that lll e Nixon �p malltles but echoea or the dl1pute a e m t...t try to m H1 the con serv , m■nl• over the Nlxon•Rockefeller "tb •e 1 upris ng �Y nam ng Mbrton or i te1to were heard, too. idential n �mination. pres vice In his addn:s.a of welcome, Gov. Although Roekefe�er appeared William G. Stratton of Ullnoi1 said ''This la.not any 1ingle indivldu•l'a to have locked the door and nailed convenlllf)n" arid that the GOP it shut ag1ln1t acceptance of set­ ·cannot expect "th1:1 appeal of one ond place, some party leaders man" to be enough, to win• the sllll ,talked hopefully of pultlng him on the ticket With Nixon. Gov. election in November. And in seeking ■· contract be- Mark H■rtfleld !MIid llepubllean ,rut Detllo- ' l'■det'I' 11bould "pull - out all the tween the Republican Sen, !. atop■" to draft Rocket�llu for the eoo.venUon,, ct■Uc naUonal . t t I _..,_pu,. �� Ill' Jlprlon , of, KeelUtlw, � w·Ith R0Ck . .•' - ' 'l,' •• ' •' l· iJ 'I vice prealdency.- ·- · · . lo have lo im• DADS COME THROUGH - Boy Scouts of Troop 249 in Pomeroy rused Of sites, No olber Cheste Camp press cari into service to have camping gear hauled to National _attendlni the la wbo Lind more. Reino Lind, above, Condor-st, father o r Tommy produce to togetlier materlala labor and put Jamboree at Colorado Springs, and other . da ds la 61\li It Mayer. by 61!. BIii and e Bllmor this trailer Working on It were Ed Arnold, El za by in project the given assist was major her with an extended pocket for tent poles. Ano! Mrs. Lind, who kept the workers In coffee, ., Midkiff Services Will Be Held On Unemployment Claims Lower Now · Than Last Year Richard V: Jones i Dies Following I ./;t'..!i �-; H� Seimre Tuesday At Two unemp1..,. Rieh■rd Valentme Jonea, 44, fkit, ,.arts that 301 ..__ died tb.11 momlnJ:. at hl■ home on county worllen dNW tbe · RarrilonvU.le road following fflMlt ....,,,. for the SMt ..., 1 heart attaak. Mr. Jones had N � le 346 fw the MfM �mplalned of. • chest pain about WNk Jn lfst: o'eloek and pie Pomeroy emer­ 1 ,. .. � dalmants, Ml Of thtt. lnltUI dalmi and 266 untln• aenci 11!411ld wa• · called but he puaeil i.way belll'f') tlteir arrival, ffll! cl,_lnw. -------Mr. Jones wu a fttenn of World Wu n. , . He la IW'Vived by D CCI lh• lollowtng brolhen and aiJters Kn. Alvin llaU)' i Po1t1eroy· Mn'. COLUMBUS UPI _ Weekend Marie Frederlcll: 1 Vinton; ' Mr,, traffic aoeidenta tl■lmed at leut lllldred Wud, BidweUi lln. Ruth 14 Uves in Ohie a United Preu Wallen, lliddleport; Ka.Utleen International survey .5howed to- Jones., Columbul; Northcott Jones, ------Warren and Durwood. - Jonea, Los MIIGS GINERAL HO�ITAL Ana:elea, Calif. Admi tted Saturday : Herbert He wu �ed In death by Balley, Pomeroy. hill paren� b.11 wife and three Diacharged Saturday: E 1 1 a children ■qu. 1 brottler. . Weaver, Coolville. Funet■l ■enice, w111 hie held Tdmi(ted Sunday: Frank Kimel, Wednesday afternoon at S:30 at Pomeroyf Val Hartunc, Minert- the Ewiq Cbapel with burial in ' ville. LICENSE ISSUED the 1►.eeb Grove cemetery, Dlacb&Tged Sunday : A. R. PulA marriage license bu bee� I• slled in Probate Court to Junea llne, Middleport; Gladys Smith, · Oll!!N MIXIO Lee, 2.1 , engineer, A thens, ■nd �an- · Pomeroy; 1nrant Do'.nna Cbrl1tine NEW � ' UPI - Stocki cy Blaettnar, 23, teacher, daulhter Welch, Ga.lllpolil; Avdrey Jeffert, of Mr. and Mn. Fred 8l1ettnar, , M lneravWe; Nancy Arnold. Pom- openod ........,,. mixed In mo,I, Po.llieroy, . • h �-· fror, __ . .. Fuoeral services ror Re�ben Midkiff, 86, who died Sunday afternoon al the Holzer Ho$pltal will be held Tuesday aflern.OOD al two o' clock at the Ewin& Chapel with burial in Cherry Rldae cem�tery. He is $Urvived by a da.u&hter, Mrs. Elberl Taylor, Hemlock Grove; (our grandchildren. ■nd • brother, Blemia Midkiff, Dutch Ridge. He was a lifelong reaident of the (."berry Ridge community and a member of the Cbeater Maaonic lodge. Shade Ri ¥er Lodge No. 4J5, . will hold Ma.sank services for Ml', Midkiff at 8 p. m . this evenin& at the funeral home. All memben are askied to attend. Rev. W eber Thoma will omeia te 1.l funeral aervices TU.esday. .,l / . �' ,l ·· - l .J RIWian Account Of Shooting l 1 Reron Plane Down Proved Lies ,,..,• UNlflD NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) - The United &tatea said today Uut Soviet lighten tried lo force a U.S. RB-47 recon­ , ! With Meig�• s u:;ITT I -- • Oli posts 1' e_II . Represente -_ W/ d At State c,-_ · t S Award w·inner _ .· Conve·nt1 _ . _- _ . · on; E1· g- hth n·IStr1c I 1 '':j ', Conservative Republicans, hurl. in.ton, Nixl)n aald h.e would light nausance plane to fly over Russia territory before shooting and an��red by Nixon's peace fnt • · strona elvll ri&ht1 decbra• ii down lo the international waters of the Barents Sea Jul)' 1 . pact with Gov. Nelson I\. Roc ke• U�. He 11id "it la eisiential we Amb....dor Henry Cabot Lodge told tbe Security Council feller, sparked a plaUorm com- J Ji.ate ii ltl't't l'l,q and hone' \ . · · that U. S. scientific devicea - lhe nature or whkh be did m ittee revolt which scuttled the tight.a plank.,,. 1 , ; M.,at,,,n �" �A: · .p·AI · D WORKERS , Mlddlepo� councilm�n ' under municipal law dra-w $48 per liberal civil righta plank proposed Conudent of �ettlng the Repu not divulge - tracked the ill-fated KB-47 throughout its �, - ,2 eadi. for 24 meetings annually, �ut ex tra meetings galore com e when unusual busl• by the two leaders. Han nomlnaUon for, Pftaident, I flllhl from an air base in England until II dllappeared. . and requf red by law -· f473,000 s ewerage proj ect be- The 103-member committee, In Nixon a.aid. he expe,et, the elH• tlf'..$$ lOOIJlf .. Such is the proposed He produced m■PI and chal'tl . . 1 ter· lnJ �restled above by coyl\cil and Mayo r Kenneth McElhinney. Tonight they· meet ..•ll-nilht marathon sesaion, alto tl",n fi1ht= ,1f(Jth Sen; John F. Ken• before the council meelini I.bow- • So�iet f11bt.er over, Soviet r11;0nal waters. _ igored the -Nlxon.Rockefeller recto nedJ, nomlnee, the lk m ocratic in& th■t the RB-4'1'• course newer again ln.a regular session. ijayor McEl��ney has back to camera, and left to right, are Clin'1111!: RB---4T did not fall at 1503 on foreign policy. be... "the clo1e1t politlcal campaign took it closer than 30 milea to t9n Fisher, John Zerkle, Lee Smith, solicitor B ernard Fultz, William D. Childs' A. A . Scar- ommendalions either in Smiet territorial Floor ,Jght 1.oom, boJIJ'l in ;N<enl hbtory." Soviet territory off the Kmin Pen berry; and Wayne Gibbons. waten, aa the Soviet Un.Ion claima, _As the convenlion opened, botb hotleat fight civil c■ m e on imul• _ -------· · · or Into the hip. 1e11 DO mile, N i xon and Rockefeller prepared ri . Platform comm ittee chair• Cha,.. ..,..,...HNI northeut of 5YJaloy Noa, where lo lead 8 fioor light to regain their � mii: CharlH H Percy deacribed The Sov_iet ,U;1ion haa acc med it actuall wu •l tbal moment. ground on lhe two issues, ia ,roup'a final product aa • I the United Statea of agueuion The planeJ waa brought down i,,, Gov. William G S tratton of ''"co�poaite" of what Nixon and threatenln( univel'III peatt- and the Soviet Union neither al the lllinols, weleomine the deleplH �eleller wanted artd • softer Nid lbe big plane w11 ahot down place nor at the Ume which it •l favored by aouth•rn-led in the Intern,llonal Amphith,,.lno, P J ovier Ruui&n territory. elaim■. called lor a "hard-driving, sweat• fr -KENNITH Outllnes Actual lnnt, M. MATTHRWS, Lodge a■id that at 3:00 p. m. . no-holda-barred campa1in'? Large , delegatl�1 from Ameri- e� Legionnaires paraded down elaiization ol patriot ic holiday �" ing, n Me on July l, Tlme a Oreen'Wich I F l'lffll . y, 11111 .t Mr. ) .. Wh . . ( Nav at actually happened waa S U , n i tan LeJuon J)Olll . m · Melg1 County l:{1Jh Street Sunday for lwo and a which "is cau!ling a gradual ero• tor the GOP to win In November. Mid' Mn. Mer lin MattheWlr Ctt. when the lltlaaian, alliei:e the plane lhi■ : .Before it reached lbe point attended the Oh10 Slate Conven- half hours in a temperature of 66 slon of tbe palJ'iotic spirit on Sen. · Jacob K. Javits of ' New l(9rk said he expected the New lhtr•·1 checb th• cawalty cOnt,..I . w■a downed over Soviet w■ten by more than f10 miles north of Svy1lion ..Sa\urday •nd. Sund■f in · Col• degrcea, these holidays.'' , paM1· for ship's 600 po11nd IMin their fi&b ten.. lhe chart •bowed the toy No■ at which it wu 1eti..eduled. reconaidfor umbus with the .Eia:hth Distriet move to Acta On R•utlo1tt -Called for the creation of York forces • 1t..m sy,tem aboard tht- hNYJ at• RB-47 ••• 50 milea: norlheaat of to tum to the nortMut. ■ SovJet 1 . commanded by M lddleporl 1 Don Actinf on feaolutiona, the dele- youth recreationRl and education- eralion of the civil rights plank . Roa�h ,pi�n,: 1pecial reco�oition. gates: t•k earrler USS FRA.NKLIN D Svyato, Not, the nearest land fia:ht.er preued in fl'Om the RII• i al centers to counter juvenile de• whc-n the platform committee re- , The diltr1tt WOJ'! the_ at■te annual convenes at 4 p. m. e.d.t. to act on ROOS tvELT, prnffltlr cruising In m ua to the RleDe of the incident ward aide and tried to force the -Asked i.hat velerans who J1nquency. p)ane off ita eoune into · Sovlet tM· Mtdltffranun. AltNN:I th■ u set by Jloleow. IW■rd l�r - belnK I.be f1n t to attain reach the age of 65 be considered . -Endorsed the FBI, House Com• the final 1))ank--education. territor,. the 11id, Loda:e ., m 3:22 p, .tfech11 Matfhewl At . ROOSI..VELT, It. meQlbenhlp quota. mittee on Un-American Activities disabled for pemion purpoaes, R ockefeller reiterated hl& detert.."XJa "Tbe Soviet flghta was aucceu,. N to -"M" DIYllion,. a sub-clMsion RB-47 wu 200 m.ilet away from According to the ·Cfniled Press -Advocated despite vigorous and ·senate Subcommittee on In ter: mination to "fight on the floor If . in forein, our plane off Jtt ful Intema.Uonal eil(ht Air Force vet- dissent that the Armed l:orccs nal Security in fighting s ubversive ne cessary '' to get The law firm of Webster and of the shlp'a Eng,1,...,-lng o.p,,t Svyafuy N01 . a st,rong eivil ,, ,, and in. � I&. plannei c:oune bu ''The government ,....■n,lbl• Soviet" Is DMtlon M er•� ot• World W•� , ll _took over bra_n��es combine their recruiting aetivilies. rights plan k . In view or the plat• Fultz was hired Saturday qy the nwnt. I the liudenhip o( t�e Ohio ,Depart• acl1vttles. Demanded funds be made .avail, form developmen h , he changed M�O County comm iHioner1 to for ttt. operation 1and malnfenal1" atat� � indeed bouted - !a its turn to the �L It WH not pipe ment of the �ericao Legloo to-Rejected a · Ports�outh I able tu 11ll�_w Vcle�ans Adminie- hi& pl�n to attend thi s morning's reprepent that body d uring the of the 1tit1 . flat-tep a vltal four ft1,l,in memorandum. to tbe- cotlllcil lh■t alK'teUful 1n fordq: the 1 eauaed. J.t. 1 space. . air Soviet > !nto · tenltor• Soviet ntered RB-47 the ·e �lch Mntera .. turt.o 1nd day. · poul that tb,e greeting buddy be tration regional officers to catch opening conv ention se ssion and re- •�•ce of Pro1ecuUn1 . Attorney •llflnee 111' '.•, . _ � uted. for "C01l:1!�de" as a sal- up with a �ck �QS: of v-eteran1' mained at hia hotel 11uue. 1 --'" IM · ehlp MIii., '-6ll! Jltl111 lei. trtten 9f!i ·J.ulr 1 -- kllemelen OW' plane to � a det1> ' NMMII: , ... Alec , •ai t'1' . . _ allliliw , �i.. . _ :..."!-.... ,.� �,_,. J _ .._ _. In - of ltlir- CU m/la) •aartb of Cape, �J ; "�W 191!'?'1�· •":::'· 1 �mt: e,t't"'�•� · 'tml cmt•P • .,,.._'Bl�' 11ilttiti' · ·'olf tfo fA• Washt ·u£Min1 1n0,.._:._.min doubt br ,ltetr, ;ilJ� � ltt,. �. � \!iejond eatabll'abed ii _ qt d� the in ,roeeeded Not, ltf-_ of _ -a 11 lff 1/J . tre,tment. -�_...,_______ __ The re1olution hiring the l•w , .Pl�."1 l9 creu1ng' com':l'er- . flent � RUUJAN ON PAff --TWO· ..,tern Ohkt, ■n ex-Air Fore• •i Arrbanpl and wu abot down by fir m WH passed bi, a 2-1 vote ol ... CrMk Hloll School, . I�. the board of commiUIOnet1, Com• GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CONCRnE Ru••ell Reunion Set i k ---- - - - - 1 - -· I Fab,rication Bared CHICAGO (UPI)_ - The "unity" NS() Republlcan conven, hon opened today m unexpected conflict over civil rights and ··foreign policy. ' Vice President Richard M. Nb!JI, a.,.red of the presiden, · lial nomination, flew 'from WaahlNl<>o to· whot had become I a party battleground. BUILD IT WITH WY-2-3284 s;NGL& r:oJ"/ _ I. PLANN I NG A' PATIO? Phone 1900 Nixon Flies To Battle With Conservatives flter Platform I· SUNDAY ·MONDAY Jerry LewiS-Fred Ctark "VISIT TO A SMALL . PLANET" - also Sal Mineo-Gary Crosby "A PRJVATE'S AFFAIR" (Cinemasrope &. Color) Also ·cartoon Page SI, I# -. c.- � �unity ' Convention Opens In Confl ict i , Over Civil Righ ts, Foreign ---Policies A NIW IOIA l'Olt A NIW MA� I H I, W I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, July 25, ..;. TONIGHT Fred MacMurray Wlllia m Bishop "OREGON TRAIL" (Cinc-mascope & Color) - also Russ Tamblyn "TOM THUMB" (ln Dolor) Also Cartoon Walk-In Garden Club Holds Flower Workshop * ....._. ' !MIIM, ,:.-, - ________ _________________________________..:::::::..:.::::..:..::..::... . . VOL XU NO. 88 1 1 -e nt1ne· Ohle: t.nn,, •tsII I It! ...,. ... ..... IN>y. Polr "rtfy c'-,-• ..,.. wlttt k:IH•M IMl,.NM-,1 Hktfy In aflwwfl ., NNIIII,. Hiah tN■y IOI w,t ut ... a...... .. '4-70. Devored To TM' lnuruu Ohio TONIGHT '•f)'{ f .A HOMA T'Ef\RITORY" Bill Wilbams-Gloria Talbot - also "TI-fE LA.'iT ANGRY MAN" Davlc f Wayn "--�I Muni su,1.. " · '(.,''!Oes. �'JL Y 244'2& "TALL STORY'' JJn" F1nd�-Anlho.n:v Perki,1.s Nol Recommended For P<1rc n ts of T"enrr� in Col!ege! COMING " SOLOM \N & SHEBA" . • . a1 MEIGS -THEATRE Magnolia Temple ?ythlan Sb­ ter1 met in regular se11ion Thun day evenine d the DAV Hall with A1Dand.a Kasp111r, e1cellent acnior , prealding. Rhea Myen. who has been ill at the home of her daua:hten in Cinclnnatl, bu been returned home and 11 lmprovln1, Bernice Eberabach l1 1110 iroprovinl at her home from I r�cent illneaa. A than k you note w■a read from Lydia Stewart for flower• aent at the death of her buaband. aoelal hour followe«J th& meeting, game, were ph1yed with prizes awarded the wJnner, and a desaert cour9e w,111 served by Leura Elaelsteln. Plan, were dlscuued for In• 1pection on Wednetdl)', Sept. 7, when Po�eroy , lend G r■nae 2741 ntel Wedneaday evenJn1 at the DAV Hall with C, L. Healon, wor• thy m1_1�er, prealdtna. · CommunJc1tlona Wert read from th,: ,Slate Graiwe and fNfrn C. N. Jone.a, deputy mu.,.r. . It wp 1a­ nounc� that the Oran1e W'Ould serve al the nnt meelln1 of Pomon a Grange. Plana were made for a booth al the M elp County Fair. One applleatlon for mem­ bership wu received. BIii l.,ikc, repre1cntatlve to Boy'1 State, 1howed pictures which he h■d ta ken and wUI a:ive .1 tal k on lhe trip in lhe neu ruture. ... .. ., ... .,.... .,,.,...ffllN .... Unffw ltNU l"tem.ff9NII Mlurt oe,a,11111•• an ....,.. "'La lllnt, hmplia"- at tN � � tf A-,ttrla, elMI lt ln l<>I- r. Pythian Sisters Hold Session Thursday Even,ing lns�ction Set For Sept. 7 By Pomer,oy Grange , ' I ■r M r. and ICn . Charle s Buck en • tertaincd with_ a hamburg fry 1 Thursday f'venini: at their home I on Rutl.1nd Road. . Thoee attcndin'! WPl"C Mr :i"ft Hom(' m�de ice crea� was 1110 Mrs. c. L. llcalon. Mr. anrl Mrs ·•crvPlf rlurm'! t h e ev,,,nme: to Mr. Phil Mei n hu-t, Mr. an<i Mrs. E A. 1 M�s. C'l;\rPnce Hu mphrey of ;111,1 Bertels. 1--! uril in"t•m. E•ma S:rn i t ti , W"'" 1 h , Fla., M•s. Everett � ' P.� Mr and M rs. l)ale Sm i:.h, Mr and . f';,v1s . M1ddl,.y,ort, Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Alhert Wnc dard . H .. r• · •; 1 Moore, Jtan Lama. Mr. a •irl M�s r."l , rln� r, ,,., s�n Harold. and rl u .. h t rr M�rjnr1e, Mrs. Elb:aMlh R. Parmal ee and ;:randf(lns 11 '! m r h•M' """ Mr'!. William Sonnv 81f'vins and Hi'lv l'lc . l �l Baker of Pomeroy. A l f red R. Youni:: a n d rami!y. or A work shop In flo'!Ver arranain11 was held when the Wal k In Gar­ den Club met at the borne of Mn. N or ma �ulford for the July meet• inK. Discu1aJon1 on the uae ol matcr­ iRls and autti"ble contalnera were held and aome useful knowledge was gained. Durln1 the aoclal hour the ho1les11 1ervcd relreahments to ten mcmbcn and one guest, Connle Reed. The next meeting will bo with Mrs. Edna Lee. The r..,,diea AudU■ry of Drew Web■ter Poll 38, American Le1lon, Pomeroy, wlll meet al 7:30 p. m. '.l'Ueada,, July 26 at th• Le11on ! Hall. All membera are ur,:ed to 1t. teod. I New oflicera of the auxlllary are , r eq utattd to ml!:et Sunday. July 24, 1 2:30 p. m. a,t, the Lea:lon Hall. • e ' Now YouKnow I A w:Ulary To ltleee e I 16 D' · 1 A 'dents te Over Put Weekeild I I I '. ualelr � � -,. l• i ·1 I ;', I' I ' I, '' 1 .' ' . ' )' " '•II"• • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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