https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/949f35d0dcfd9661d28605eb25dfe77b.pdf 82b27dcf2260c6304ce8854ec91455cf PDF Text Text .. • BIG BOYS' OXFORDS • < Sizes 3 ½ to ti e BROWN e BLACK •• • $2.00 pr. < • Roush's Shoe Store • I• , Paula S1y�. a rn..jorette in the : � Pomen,y Marching Band last )'ear, j :\,· a bridal shower in honor of Mrs. Thomas Grueser (Carolyn Wilson). has been selected by �•nd Director n a g ar was carried out in th(' decoraUons for the �ift table over �o�� a� iru� Msau·����e 05:' � t e The co�or scheme for the even_ing was green and white and green Cooney, Kay J enk i ns, Myrta Wil I son and Marianna Brinkman After Mrs. Grueser had openDurin g the even i n i; games weft' ed her gift! refre shments or pl ,1 ycd by the guests with prizes . pu n c h and cake tlecon ted with V i ,1 being awarded 10 Bonn e n �rcen bells was served by the which �u place a large and white u mbrella. - I 8-Daily Se.nllnel, Pomeroy-M_lddleport, O. , Aug. 4, 1960 SAIL FOR HONOLULU Mrs. Thomas Grueser Honored By Shower Pou/a Sayre As N,ew I Wednesday Eve At Carol Criswie// Home Named Ml,s Carol Criswell and Miss Phyllis Hilbert entertained · D :rum M aJOre • tte , Wednesday evening at the Criswell home in Middleport with 1 Th. c band front is now comple te with the following girl1 in vie Hn e up : Andrea Evans, Lola t iegler, Carolyn Edwards. Cuolyn Basa, Ruth Ann Ell wards and Sandra 1 hoslesscs. I The table was centered with Wells. Linda Hrown will serve H a green and white rtoral plec• alternate majorette. Sharon Moore auC the pun1·h bowl and candle and Sarah Westen will have the h.olders were of milk glasa. Mrs. responsibility u Flag Bearers . Joe Wilson Jr., mother of the As previo usly .annou nced, the h.onored .1:uest presided al lhe Pomeroy Senior Band will meet to punch OOw l . rn1tiate lhe new marching season , Mi�s t'riswdl ,nd Miss Hilbert t 8 . in the Senior n ay, Augus u d M wC're ass i sted b_y Caro l's mother , 1 t orium at 9 a. m . Audi hool gh Sc th Mrs. J .. m N Criswel l I n serving ers are req ue1ted refres hmrn! s to the following Al l band memb lo allcnd this rehears.ii'. In addl­ JaniC'C' Zirkle, Cinda Morris, Ka - hon, the ollowlng Reserve Band ren Gre�g. Kay Jenkins, Mar, ianne Briukman, Bonnie Van 1 studenls w�o ,have qualified to try Stum bo , Judy out for ex 1 stmg \iacanelee In the Cooney, Piane Leonard, Judy b_a nd should report at the 11me I Grei::;;, Becky place : Ralph Werry, at:lke Sauer, Myrta Wilson and the l� me and Grueser, Mary Handley. Nancy honored guc11l. Burns. Rosetta Lisle, Sandra Lon._ _ _ --� don, Janet Smith, candy Grueser ·, G old en Rul e ClnKII and Linda Moore. •. • T he Pomeroy Band is 11eheduled Has I rcruc Tuesday Members of the Golden Ru ic lo play at the Meigs Cotlt'lty Fair 1 6th� at 4 p. Cla11& of the Pomergy C hurch of on Thursday, Augu11l ' 1, m , Christ and their (amJlle 1 • had a · " · hamburg rr y Tuesday eve ning at ------' ured .• board the LurIine 1n Los Angeles July 30, P1'14r the home of M,. and Mn. 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Your Chevrolet Dealer Plloae WY·l!-1111 or WY.Z-1111 Pomeroy, Ohio at en t1n e Pomeroy-Middleport , Ohio, Friday , August 5, 1960 EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME Keef Wins In Landslide Over Segregationist ss M,'ss Joyce Woll... Is Honor Guest Attending we,e M, and Meo At Bridal Shower John Bue ley and .�.11 Jeffre; I ,-- =-- R----,_ unec,n,on --rO s·eH el_ d_S_d Pay-A tOlt,and. Ml 88 J oyce WoIfe was honor rJt Elwood Fdday eve niog, July 22, I SCh00I For M embers vr Beegle Family' . Jo and I ·· wh··· en M 15& Ju dy ChHe entertained k Buckley Indiana· Mrll Bowe ..: daughle; Pegg; She 1' I Ohli g M Ch arI e ; d u;h�r Eak 8"-b ar a �:� �r i: : � a ��:. r . F ence Jan e u Mn. Wauer Kennedy Jr ���g:'. ter Barbara and guest · •Barbara Sr ·, Mc Ne m ar · Wa lter Ke nned · {, ion Mr. an d rs. H.aroId smat p a e s e :h t��: �� lui� t�; �o!'t: :�� s��� ' Kent and Kevin • ! i 9' :)L\ e • J I 1957 FORD VOL XII NO. FURNITURE A N D FLOOR COVERINGS FOR I I I I $1 395 Wnlted ,,.. lnttl'MflMII ,_ c,plt■ comumtlen .t fluid whole mllk In the United lt■tea In 19St wt& 1SI 41u,rts, 15 ,_ua,b MDNI tt.an tht Yetr ,,_...ln1 World War II. ,., aplt■ con­ ·-lon of -lk In 1'5t w■, 15.9 qvarta. SAVE ON NATIONALLY KNOWN MAKF.S OF �t•-•--===-===,.;.==l..:��;:�::....'.�:-::., Middleport, Ohio ay Aug ust Furniture Sale i' band for the new �hool year ELBERFELDS Now Y�u Know I with a bridal shower in her honor ! at the Chase home in Rutland. M IH / Wolfe ' s marriage to �on Crouen wUI be an e\ient of th1e Sunday In Colum bus. I . Mf.m.ber� Of the 8eegle family will hold their reunion this ea y r in M eigs cou nty Sunday, Aug. 7 with the Portland grade s;;hool chosen as _the scene for the annual event. Every other year the reun1on ts h�ld ln Bedford, Pa. Real1tuUon will Mgm at 11 a. m. B.lake t dinner w,H be served at 1 2 noon with lent , of ood food. At 2 p . m. rher/ will ge a 5hort program and memorial aervice to honor the members of the- clan tbJ t haa passed away hnmediately following the pro: lr'!m there will be u short busine!IH meeting pr":!sidcd over by president, Robe rt G. Beegle, Pnrtland. Other offlc�rs arc Law t re nce Be,egle, i.,ice president· Frankie B. MeKelvey, secrctar/ Vera Beeg1e, tr�aaure1. . . a:rade school there will l)e a square dance beginning at 9 until 1 2 Whitey BP.tid . e . caller; ia in charge, Accommodations for out of town guests will be made or completed at th e diu1ce. Th� gift table wu covered with oth it d c nter wI ,8 t � :r ;� � o�i �fong t ng O Ju Y 5 mother, Mrs. Cl�rence Chue. The doll had been g i ven to Mra. Ch11e wh�n she was a small girl. A small amity . white satm umbre!b wu held by Reunion Held Sunday the doll. T'he Ke5terson family reunion mffllSSl,Off QffS Ga mes were played durinl the , took place Su a d ""y, July 31 at e�cnlng and prl:r.cs awarded to th e the home of Mr. ar.d Mra. Marlon ea IVI wmncn. Mrs. Joe Bolin was Kesterson, Leon , w. Va. At noon awarded t�e door prize. a deli cious picnic rllnner was . After M1H WoHe had opened her served to the following: I The CommiS!ion of Mltsions ol glfta refreshments were &el'\l ed Dale and Mabel Keate rson, Porn Durln� I.he .Jftcrnoon affair the Heath Methodiat Church Mid from a table centered with a floral , eroy, their children and their arrangement and candle&. The there WJII be several gifls pres ent dlcport met Wedneaday evenin& � families, Mr. and Mr�. Dana Tur• punch, decorated with floating ed to olde11t Be�gle (mafe); old- the church with Mrs, Bruce Lloy: ner Jr., Wllllam 11nd Shirley Hell e�t f ale Beegle present; one chairma n in charge of the meetin ' , flowers, WBB aierved by Mra. Don r; man and Jerry Diddle, Pomeroy Plans were made for the ye!Harrison and Cheryl Wolfe, sister with ara:est family presenh one Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ke■ter■ on, Ra· traveled the farthest; one for the and the group planned lo have of lhe honored guest aerved the venswood Earl Ke.tenon, Clln· mlllSlonary speaker some time du'r� lee cream which wa1 centered with young est person present. ; ton Air Force Bae, Wilmington· Sat W'day. e_•ent n ,a: , Aug . 7 tt t the lna: the ynr, Other projects were rie aquare■ cake The bella, pl�k we eno� ., Mr and Mr■ . M rlon Kelt discu11aed with plans to be anred With pink rose.11 . and Denver .Ash a frl4'hd, ol 't:.4clh �eiitb . ciounced Jater, Other guests at the shower were 11, Mrs. Ira Wolfe, Miss Phyllis Rice others attending the inee tlng POTL UCK DINNlll M l'll . Carl Morris, Mrt. Carl m1'. 0' were Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. G lenn The Bible Class of the Bradford more, Mrs. Helen While, �rs. SuLambert, Mra. John Ketchka, Mils Church of Chrlat will m ee t thls san Theobald, Mr1. Betty Sideri, B<m Sanborn Friday evening at the church for and Rev. Raymon Mrs. Mildred Pierce, Mn. Ruth El'The Teenagers Class of the . Brad- Konkright, pastor or the church. a potluck dinn er. ·-- Jcwln e . Mra. Blanche Jividen MIHII ford Church - _ _____.____ __ of Chriat enjoyed an Noretha Flemming, Mn. Eva 'Flem• outing last Frlda� al Forked Run mlng, Mrs. c. Chapman, Mrs. Lake with 1wlmmmg and a wiener Margaret Par1on,, Mn, Marshi roast. Afterwar ds they 11tlended Oenni8on, Mrs. Joan Harrison. ;i,frs. Llltle Leaauc Tournament at Kyj Pomeroy. Ohio Wanda Vinin(;!, Mn. Janet Bolin a:er Cr,eek , and Mrs. Pauline Buck. Preeent were Russell Roush, TONIGHT •nd PltlDAY Sendlng gifta but unahle to at• Ema Rusell, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wal\ Disne y Preaenl11 tend were Mn. Paul Patterson, Plck_p:ns, We�\(• .'r Sisson, Lynn Stevem1on'11 Loul1 Robert Mn. Bertha L.shcr and Mn. Paul• M 1 1 Kathryn II 11 , RuHSell, Harry a nd "KIDNAPPED" ine M11rk ins · Ton)' Hendrick&, Donn,1 Albright In Technl�olor Jim ond Ruth Reed and the teaeh: COMING AUG. 7-1-t er or the class, Mr. Jim Reed and SUN., MON. end TU S. M rs. Reed. Tommy Recd of the Walt Dl5fte)''I Zion church was a euest. O S "SLEEPING BEAUTY" I I In Technlcolor o•••Ri R1cH sT PURs• t DARLINGTON, S. C UPI The regular meet1111 of the Teen• Thit year s South r �(I() ' 111era ClaH of the Church of Chri11l race al Darlington� �acewa u of -Bradford wu held recent!)' In l ofter itl riche11t purse in h'8tor A Cartoon lnry Nl9htl . the b11emcnt or the church, $90,220 with th e winning driv:; The bt11lneaa meelln1 was con - 1 expected to earn ■bout ,215 000 --- ______. · ducted by the elus prealdenl, Bon.,,., " n 1 nle Rife. After the meeting the aroup made lee cream for refrc1h­ TONIGHT Ind PRIDAY ment, . Denny MIiier al Neww Tarzan Attending the meeting were "TARZAN. THE APE MAN" Al lee Mlll iron, Harry and Tony (New MOM In Color) Hcndrkk1, Jim Reed, Rober.Hoov - also er, Ruth Reed, Roger L�lfoot Anti< Eltbel'I In WHley Sl11on, Lynn MJ&ht, Unda "SIGN OF THE OLADIATOR" Forrest, Marjorie B'urt, Harold (Technicolor) Burt, Emma Hyaell, PhyW1 WU• AJao c.artoon ll1m1, Richard Gilkey, Doi'fNl Al­ [ brt.aht, Ruuell Rou1h, ahl1tanl IATUROAY ONLY lcacher, and Jlm Roed, teacher, I CUii.on We bb, Dorothy McGuire 1I and Mrs. Rifled. M Ke,ter,on F I I Co • • Pl y rs Act" "t',es Wedn,eSday £Ven,•ng I -H Jds Out,n , g At Tee--age Clas·s Forked Run Lalce MEIGS THEATRE 1 I o. ■ .•• H!SON l)l'ive•ln II Bradlo.rd Class . H Id S,gss,on At Church Rooms , I ■ . EI.IERFELDS. . ' STORE iiol)RS - Week Daya 9 A.M. to 5 p:M. .' And 0� Sa,turd�y■ 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. . ------- "THE R.EMAR.ltABLE PENNYPACKER" (Teehnk,olor) - IIIO Glenn Ford - b-nelt Boranlne "TORPEDO RUN" (Metro-Color) ALSO CARTOON Commltree To Meec Ralph baa been active i n churcbwort through out bis lire and i11 adult choir di,..or afld clus leader at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in New Haven. He al10 has been acti\ e in civic affair, having served 1 7 years on the New Haven Town Council. He UI active in the Jun­ ior Or'(ler of Unite.I Am e rican Mechanic,, is a sports enthusiast and at present is manager of a church aofl ball team He and his wife Zella ha �e · eight children, 23 �andchildr n e and six great grandchildren. They re11ide in New Haven. Cordially Invites You To Oar "�ti AND ,., , The program commiUoo of the Afternoon Clrele of He, th Metho­ dl1t Church wlll meet th11 eveninl l al the home of Mn. o. r. Klein In Middleport to plan for the oomtn1 year. IN .OUR . NEW SHOW ROOM. IN POMEROY I ..._GET THE JUMP · on SUMMER EXPENSES wREADY CASH· . . Stop Ill or '),hone Cot 1 quick CASH LOAN $25 to S1'00 w. ■CONOMY SAVINGS & LOAti CO, IIOO·W, lece1141 lt. - WY.,_.,. 2·21 1 1 , ,,__ • WE i\aE GIVJl!IG AWAY A BBAND NEW tiff H.P. SCO'IT M<n'OR - REGISTER NOW NlfcttlNG TO BuY � ORAWING LABOR DA\' ' ' 3� 99.00 lll �port . ' . Special �oat Sale l>�ring Thi$ Sh.ow ' fellvlng Room •Bedroom • Kitchen CINN �......., A111n111• Qn the MghtMt c,,n., -- Free Refresh ments Free Drawi ng - - - PoMS :'.. . RNITURE B·A K E R FURNITURE Woman Is Cited Into Court For Running Sign FRIIJAY SATURDAY. - AUG. 5th and 6th . . AND • ' ) ' , • ,• ·l . • .I • •.' Sporn Employe Retires After 10 Year Tenure er)I ,tore. B.OAT SHOW MR. Mil. GIIIS HONOLULU UPI - Vice Presi­ dent Rich.ird M . Nixon declared Thursday night that the United States will never "tolerate being pushed around' and that it will stand with forces of freedom in West Berlin, Cuba or "wherever it is." He told 1 1,000 people in Hono­ lulu's piduresque Kapiolani Bowl Ralpb V. Gibb, Sr., janitor at on Waikiki Beach that the United the Philip Sporn Plant of the States must be "firm without be­ Central Oper■Ung Company, re­ ing belligerent' in foreign affairi. � Auaim: laL He bad coru­ i'l he ls the next Pfflldent. His:­ plieted lp_ ,-n of 1ervke with on RrVed' noth:e 'th'it the Sovlttl the COinpa..: llili,lr-. hu DO 'lift. Muld e1pect negotiations only mediate plan1 for his retirement from a position of U. s. strength other th.an to spend more time and only if there is a reasonable in his favorite bobbies of gar• proapect for success. dening. fishing and sports, and also expect5 to keep busy at odd LATE RECOVERY jobs and work around his home. ex­ tocks NEW YORK UPI-S He was born near Mason City, tended Thursday 's late recovery W. Va., and attended school at in a moderately active openlr.g Hartford. In his earlier days he today. bad a number of jobs recalling that he 1llrted work at the mines for seventy five cents per day. Later he operated his own groe• METROPOLITAN MOTORS I I Tolerate Being Pushed Around NASHVILLE, Tenn. uP1 - Ettel Kefauver, the lanky Tennesaee lib­ ert1.l whose 22 )lean in Congress urned him tbe enmity of many Southern lead en won an over­ whelming renomination victory for the U. S. Senate Tbunday. He promptly bailed hil own tri­ umph H . a lign that the South and lhe nation wm back the na­ tional Democratic ticke t and put Sen. Jobn .K.ennedy (u--Maas.J in me � 111,e House m Nov ember. 'rhc iuue waa Clear cut: Ke• fauver's pro-civ iJ rtantl liberaliam v_ersus the llales' r1&bl, segrega­ tion conservatism o! Ilia opponent CU'cuit Judge Andrews (UpJ Tay� 1or of Jacklf.>rt, Tenn. Kefauver won b)' alm0&l a 200,UOO vote margin, "LJetrKton . . . , t',...,... Wronl'' "'The vote of Tennessee today makes it cJear that the detractors of tbe :south who tried to say tbal we are b.ackward people have n proven wront." bt Bald in a v i · cy statement. •�rhe .Scn&Lb will c t1nue to move forward in the �amatream of AlnepcaD civili&a Ul)IL. 11t' d ·: ... � •·­ •'Tcnne!ffe ' has �--tb ur Democr1uc 1iei:et oompbNd • of . � . ,. �nators Kennedy anti L)'ndon � Johnson lookulg toward new frontiers will wm lbe allegiance of Americans everywhere." he added. Ooservers everywhere apeculat­ ed 1nat a Kefauver defeat would me.an tne .IJemocrata coUld not win the South. Yhanlu Labor UJNen Taylor argued repeat,edty that Kelauver's vote for tbe new c1vtl ngtus btll, his retuu.l to 11gn the tiU·c1uJe<1 "southern Aianueaw,'' .;um hlS support oy or� iaoor mmcated Ulat lidauvtt did not represem the l.hmlmg: of the peo­ p..i;: o, 1 ennessee or the Sout1t. KUAUVW' fflAft M NMI of hi■ support ot t1le cMI right• bill, •nd in h11 YICtory .........m he tnankN particularly th• a.bor leeder■ ot the ,tat., ."in my years 1n t.:onareas," 'he sa.Jd, ··J nave tougbt lor tne rights 01 all our peopte. 'l'hll victory lO­ llay proves that tbe Mutb aa:rees." ',, 11 • ARREST REPORTED Pomeroy police have reported the arrelll of twe men Cnargcd with rec.llleas operation, releHed to appear later before Ma)'or C.:haraea Legar. They are Roger M. Norman, Harrl80nville :m d Thomas U. Carpenter, St. M.aryi., W. Ya. I �• • • 'HE DAil Y SENTINEL �fafing Editorially · Who Are You Wo rki n g For? Suppose you earn $4,500 a year, and put !n a 40-hour week. If that's your situation, said the Citizens Public Expenditure Survey , you work all day Monday and until 1 :45 p.m. Tuesday without muJrig any money for yourself. The money you earn i n that lime all goes to the govern­ ment in taxes. If you earn more than $4,500 a year the amount of your time given to the ta·x collec• tor rapidly and progressiv ely increases. And U you get into the really big income brackets, very little of your working time results in take -home pay for you. It's commonly said and believed that de­ fense costs are almost solely responsible for the present burden of tuat\lln and the size or tt,e federal budgets. B ut the tact remains that, in the 1 955-6 1 period , defe:iise. costs rose only 1 2 per cent, while non-defense items rose 43 per cenL As the survey sees the sUiJ.ation, ' ' I ( we Americans spent more time tr)'ing to get our tax money spent wisely, we'd have enough money left to make us happy - and not the raft of worries caused by the lack of it." Short End O f The Stiek SOUTHERN 1:XPOSL!�E -,. '. .. IDd Debr, lyiv" ret�� Cr9m • w�k'I nc1t ion at Pfr. ■nd Mrs. William SimpkWI , Bill and f•�e_l■ or Clarlcsville , Pa. The g roup vml• ed Kennywood Park, Pittsburg h; Ft. Necessity, Union Town, Ohiopyle Fallii1 and the 11nve of Gen. Wil l iam Braddock. Fro m there the Mays went to Painesville. Qhio. to visit her brother. �•- an� .Mrs. Le­ land �newdel} and faMUY:. Mike has been iii the past few d�'PRi!S!NT �URCH l'llcl$RAM Rev. Carl Herrin_� of the Meth• odist Church and 8'1!nda Turner , /fne Parsons, Sf!l.{lra Llt�l,, Sue Nelson, �'1"1�\ £Qley atil'i Ann Sf>rouse patt1flt,1lttd 111 a ch urch program on WMPO radio the past ... .,., ATfi..., l!Hll«l:H CAMP M,,ijil' Herr ing, dauJh t�r or �ev. and Mrl. Carl Herrifl&1"Sand ra Mrs. Tucker �allj'hter of M.r, John �11:e'r, Joetta ErlL-Wine, da'ughter of Mr. and Mi's. - Harvey Erlewine, Saundra Dean, 41,aughter of Mr1 1nd lira. Bill �p and Jane arid. Julie LuCU. d"atiihten of �r. and Mrs. Richw:) 41cas will, atterid the Methodtsi JupiHr High CamP at Lancaiter begi1'. ning Sun. day. . PTA �FFICE�$ MfE,4 The NOtt._Western LoG•l PTA of­ home ficerp ror 1980--6 1 �et a_t a yern MN. t, n e presid of tlie new Sriowden. wedne!ida:Y, Jiily 27. Attending were the vice presi­ dent, Jea"ri 'Patket\ •rettn' Janet MOrria and tt't!'asdrer, Rosalie Nichols. Co111rititti!ie c1uiiItmen wer., se­ Jecled fo{ the ).'e11r. After; the meelil\l !i!rs. �ftot-d�n (ehea cake ice crea m atid ioit drliib. ..,-a .. . . ■ ' Rev. and Kn. Car l Herrln1 and daug�ter, MarJie. were aueats al the picnic of lhe wscs of the u bury Metbodi•t Church held Wedne&day eveni n g al the SyracuH• p rk. A pol.luck dinne r wu .ervcd a � p. m . wlth the Rev. Herrlni H krni grace. . . Followinc the dinner a co.m m um• cation �-■ read concerning the fall aem nun lo be held at � el11ton on Au1uat 17 and at Piketon on A1111uat 18. A communication I waa al.lo read, •from Min Doris J-l� rlman , a mw1onary from Hiroahima, Japan. A thank fOU note waa re.ad from Mn. A . L. F1anagan for flowen sent her a fter her auto acei'dent· Attending were MIH M arcia Karr, Mra. Alice Capehart. Mn. Mn. Lulher William Thuener, Friend ' --.... Willi am Houduh eIt• Mrs. C. B. Weese, Mrs William Eichinger , Mn. Bert Wee ae, Mn. J0hn sauvage J r., Mrs. BoY•I Thoma1 and the Rev. and Mn. Herring a n d daughter. MOTOROLA• SHIRT-POCKET RADIO :We ., Around And About Middleport Sister Is H,onored With Bridal Shower T.h u,rsday Eve At Mrs. Cash Bahr Home \ Syracuse Pork Rutland Comm,Nify Ntwg wee�. . wscs Syracuse I Holds Picnic At Mr. and lfn. Allen Hu1he1. watchman of 1hepherd1 a nd worthy hia:h p rleateu and Mra. Frank. Cheeaeb rew and Mn. E\lerell Long members of Lhe Mary Shrine, White Sbrin,e of JerUJalem. were A bridal shower was held Thursday evening at the home in Park.enbu ra: Tuesday evening to of �rs. �ash Bahr t Middleport, in honor of her sister, Mils attend the official meetin1 of Beth­ Janis Childs, RN of Columbus whose marriaCe to Joe Falkner any Shrine, when Elfreida Schl a u, of Lockbourne will be solemnized this evening. . aupreme worthy high prlesteu con­ For the shower the Bahr home Lennie Jewell, Mn. Jame, Clatwo rducted inspection. was decorated with arrangement5 thy, Mn. John Gilmore. Mrs. Kenneth Taylor . Mn. Dave Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. of gladioli and the centerpiece of Hughes ac-co mpanled by Mn. Cha i-­ the re(reshment table w u of white Farmer, Mrs. Arthur Sltinner, Ml,, lea Bennett, Mrs. Georjle Lear and and pink with greenery and a Susie Taylor, Mr.. Gene Murray, Mi.u Edith Hutllfl1'1ller attended miniature bride and groom In a Mn. Oacar Rou&h and Mn. Hubthe cou rte,y vi1it of Mrs. s�blau at light green wreath. Mrs. Harold E. bard. --Hubbard lrtade the noral arrange. Marietta Shrine. AliO attend"in_g were Mn. Char1ea ments . for lhe occa1ion. • _ Stobart and Miaa Sue Moraan of Durmg _lhe e�enu,g games were Gallipolis and Mra. Dorothy M;otReturn From Funeral won by Mrs. rison of Pt. Pleasanl and the hon• Mr. and Mr.11. L. R. Wi l ey and played w11h pnzes Warren Da · ored " u est "s molber. Mn r••rIe and Mrs. Durst Roland 10n, David of Middleport returned . , � . ... Childs · home Thursday from Atlar.ta. Ga., vis. After Miss Child, had opened where they attended the funera l Sending gifts but unable to atdecorated .11ervices of lllr. Wiley's brother, her many •1·rts, cake, tend were Mrs. Oscar Bastlna, Jr., with pink bells. punch and mints Gene, head of the Wiley Equip. who :drs. Robert Coats, Miss Diane hostess the by were served ment Company of that city. was assisted by Mrs. Ralph Gibbs, Reichman, Mn. Manning Web1ter, Mr. Wiley and his son. Ric-ha rd, Jr., or New 'Haven, and Mrs, Wil- Mrs. Robe rt Burkett, Mn. Dave had planned to rly to Middlepor t liam Childs. Mrs. Gibbs presided. at Jenkins, Mn. Wayne Gibbona and this week end. His sudden death th e punch bow 1 an d M rs. Ch 1 Id s dau s ht er, E ve1 yn, .. 111r1. Wa11 ace Bradford, Mrs. 11lomu Ebenbach, WBI due to a heart attack l ast Sun­ served lhe cake. Guests for the evening were Mrs. Mrs. Lee Pratt, Mrs. June Roush, day morning. New man Burdette, Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Fred Shumway, Mn. Bruce Cale. Mrs. Carl Brannan, Mrs. Ben Lloyd and Mra. Jame& RantrtY. Neutzling, Mrs. Minnie Gilmore, Mrs. {loscoe Fowler, Mn. Gaynelle Mrs. Homer Rice, Mrs. Arthur Gil- Wise, i�s. Norman ,Bingham, Jack mure, Mrs. Carl Ebersbach, Mrs. Sharpneck and Ed Thoma&. ------Hil ton Wolfe, Jr., Mrs. Harley Mou REPORTS CHRISTIAN DEATHS Da• man, Mrs.· Roland Durst, :iltrs. MUNlCH, Germany UPI-One Yid Hindy. Mrs. Wa l ler Crooks, Miss Jeanette Crooks, Mrs. K'.en- or every seven Chinese Christians has lot bis life under the Com• neth Scites and son, Ti mmy. Mrs. Paul Scott, Mrs. Leo Childs, munist regime on the mainl and, Mrs. Edgar Allensworth, :-itn. Wil- Dr, . Theo! V ianney Hain Ch ir.• liam Bradford, Mrs. George Mein• ese theologian, said Thursda). hart. Mrs. Fred I . Gardner, Mra. He told the 37th International Warren Davis. Mrs. Harry Stover. Eucharistic Congress that -.00 Miss Mabel Hysell. Mn. Forrest priests have been martyred since took over. Commu11ists Bachtel, Mrs. Chesler Erwin, Mrs. the;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ;;;;;;;; ;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; _ , 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0., Aug. 5,_ 1960 By JHn P•rker Ith B I RTHDAY OBSERVED Jim Morris celebratpd his 8th birthday wilh a party, Saturda);,. July 23, at the home of his par• ents. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Morris. Several games were enjoyed. Refresh ments were served after which Jim opened his girts. Daily Sen tinel, Pomeroy- Middle port, o., A ug. 5, I� Attend Shrine Su,w,u Poeketeer ■ WIIH. �IT· H LD The Pri mary Cl1N1of the Metho­ dist Church was etitfflalned with wiener roast at thl home of their teacher, Mn. Marja!"et Parsons on Thursd ay, July 24. A■. alsting her were her daughtel', lue, and Mrs, Dorothy Barnes, Pomero� . . Attending were Irene and Mor­ to.n Barnes, Pomeroy; Deail, l>onna , arid Oallas Weber. 1mim; Jloselllart and Paul Rice, 01tr)'. Larry and Sandy Taylor, Jlm Mani&, Jan Ken­ Andrea De.WhuNt. Steve nedy, Hoffman, Greg Fr11nce, sherry Mor• . gan, Sherry and Don Hayes, Harry Slawter. Randy Williailil., Jane Wise . .Debbie Williams, �mils a nd Steve Schilling . ALL-TIIAN SISTOII POIITA■ LI: The amazing 1hirl-pocket port­ able. 6 tranaistot'll pl w, 1 diode and 1 thermistor p rovide the power and tone o"r·eet.B twice it.a tize, -8Uilt--in �peaker for (u lt• bodied aound. Dial 11ca.le ma,cni­ fyi�g _ lena for eaaier t uning. Built-in aq.tenna for 11100tl'l!11 edra power. Built-in eRtel. I� Black, Bluo, Red, Green. ■ ullt-1" ■nttn11a 101 bttler reception. Pun1 In 1l■llan1 llkll a rn,un,&. ' B11llt-111 e.iHI hlf 11ew 111onvenlence. RUTLAND PllSoliALS Holdt portabl• In alabl1 upright po� WE HAD A ROUGH TIME Thanks for your patience i n this emergency. Everythi ng seems to be shipshape now. WINO AND RAIN G-IVE ME A PAIN •/ tlon. , ■11lll•ln 1pealt1ttl01 h111.11-.d1ed r■CIP,•••• N- t¼-lncll ■elf-c:ont1lnedtpt8ke, lot IUIIHI ll)f11" ■ 11111-111 111119111,. 11111 1111• for NO dial rHdln11. Complete line of _, portobles at Werner � OHI O POW ER COM PAN Y �....... • n••.. •• � ••• .. .. •�•• "Where Radio & TV la A Bu1ine1& Not A SidP.hne" N. S..ond Ave, Middleport A HONEY OF A BUY!· ' · ··, --�-· • PJZF "j , 5 Piece • Mn. Henry W�r and M r1. Fred Neef of Columbu1 are vi1it­ g t the Guy and E;d Ru11ell �:m!. . Air man Jack Cole ma n who haa spent the jast 30 day, on leave here with hi1 family returned to­ day to hia: dutiea at Lockbourne Air Bue, Co l um bua Mr. an d Mr s. Jay u· . a I I and ch'iidren, Roger and Lmd1 Latbey sptnt Sunday at the Col 1.1mbu1 Zoo. Mi111 Maude Tewkabary who ho, been living in the F rench ,p,rtment on North Se,.-.ond Avenue over the QuaJi!y Print Shop moved Thur,day afternoon Into the Bruce Bingham apartment hou11e on Fl.nt Avenue. Mias M.aude Taylo r who hH been }Mng In the Fred Shiflet home o n the corner of Mill and s. Fourth Avenue moved into one of th• downatalra apartment.& in the Bingha m b.Quae recenUy. .;, Mn. John Lyons and dau!:h· t,: r•. Linda and Debbie and aon Berna rd spent la&t week in Za neaville with Mr . and Mrs. Bernard Schra mm Miss sharon Jones was in Atb.ena Thursday lo attend the Ohio Vnlverslty Convocation of the Metropolita n Opera Star, Lewia Driscoll. Mi5s Pauline Zirkle who is on vacation from the office of Dr. J. J. Davia is spending the week end In Ash la nd, Ky., with Mias Delori1 Walker. Mrs. Guy Russel l and Mn. Ed Russell were in Columbua last Thunda y viaiting the former's father, M. E. Cambro.u of Lan­ cuter who is in University Ho1pita I. Stephen Pullen is confined to his home with a 11evere caae of ivy poiwning, Mr. and Mra. Jamea Wisecup •nd children, Debbie, Joe aod Keith recently moved into the George Ebersbach property on S . Serond Ave. Mr . Wisecup iB emp loyed with the Columbus & Southern Ohio El ectric Co., and had been tra nsferred from Chil li cothe. Miss Janis Childs, RN, and Joe Falkner returned Thursday from Birm ingham. Ala., where they visited seven! days with bis par­ ents. by her mother, Mra, Fred Jackson, entertain ed the Missionary Socie· ty of the Mt. M or ia h Baptist church Thuraday evening at her home, Eaal Ma m St., Pomeroy, which was decora ted with ar• rangementa of flowers. The meeting iri charge of !he president, Mrs. Kathryn Payne opened with devotions by Mre. Oacar Hardaway using u he r to• pie "Love". Mra. Harper was elected as delegate Io the Provl• dence Mfuionary Conve ntion to be held on Women'.s- Day, Aug. 1 9 1 1t RendviHe. Plans were dlscuased for a meeting to be held in the near future with Mrs. Dorothy Lewl1, president of the Missionary Con• ventlon of Providence Associa tion I A paper on as guest speaker. "Friendship" by Mrs. Payne c o n• eluded the meeting. Chicken u.lad, hot rolls, ice cream and a decora ted birthday cake with the Inscription "Happy Birthday Helen" in observance uf Mr1. Harper's birthday were Jcr• ved by the hostesse• lo Mis. Payne, Mrs. Con Young, Mra. Ar­ Mrs. Ed Russell, local. Mrs. nol d Richards, M rs. Hardaw.iy, Mrs. Emma Bland, Mrs. Ervin Henry Weber and Mrs. Fred Neef Bumgardner , Mrs. Ne l lie Win­ Columbus, M rs. AJma Rupe, Mrs. ston and a guest Mrs. Laura Ethel Nelson, Rutland, Mrs. Mike 1Jiu11sell, Pine Grove spent T.uesday Lynch ol Cincinnati. l'he . . Septem ber meeting will with Mrs. Annie -Buck, RuUand: Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr's. be held at the home or Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew were Mr, and Bland. Mra. Tho mas Waugh, Mrs. Hilda -;-l Waugh and Harold Ha l l of Col• umbu11, Mr. and Mrs. Charley D. Woode of A l lred and Mn. J. B. Hayes and Mr. and Mr1. Clifford Hayes and son Gregory, loca l . I I POmetOy OfS Plans Special Night Sept. 15 1 RADIO ond TELEV ISION Baptist Church Missionary Society Meets Thur,sday Mrs. Campbell Harper &Histed ■ 1.- fl DOII HOUDAMtlLT Plans were made fo r "Frienda Night'' on Th_ursd ay, Sept. 1,, when Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES met Tuesday evening at the Ma­ aonic Temple. Ann Rupe, worthy matron, and I Harry P. Smith, worthy patron, presided a nd an lnvitaUon was received to at�d Frie.p.ds Night at Racine ChapAr, Sept. 10. A co mmuuic a tion was read announ­ cfflg a meeting pf Roberta Cirde at Reln�erville. Thursday, A ug. 18 with a potluck lun(•beon at 1 p. m. All past matron11 from 1045 and the line officers are lnvitc,d to attend. The altar waa draped in mem­ or)' of Ma rjorie Johnson. associate grand con�uctress. who died on I July 1 and an appropriate poem • WH read by Lula Nease, secre• ,J tiry. M a ud Grueser WIS the honored paat matron for the eve­ ning. �efreahments were served at the clo,e of the meeti ng by Mrs. Rupf', Mr&. Neaae, · Evelyn Lanning, Clara Soubby and Leona Smith . I SIX CLIMBERS KILLED penons we re feared killed in two separate mountain climbing acci­ dents Thursday on Mont Blanc, Europe's highest peak. Four of the victims were French and Uie other two New Zeal a nders. 93 Members Of Mitchell Russell Family H,old Reunion July 31 At Bradbury Home Ch"'k Him, 1!111'11 Pd llrafC of • Centerville. Tbe lNl reuo,lon ,rill. bl beld on the laal SWMlaJ ta 1.a, at The annual reunion of the Mitchel Ru.ssell family was held the home of llr. ud Kn. Olrtet on July 3 1 st at the home or Ed and Guy Russell in Bradbury. Diehl, Ball Run. There were 93 members present. Ed Rus1Jell rece1vt!d a gfll for being 1he oldeal man present, J&e and Mrs. Paul Chapm;,n , Jenni• 7�; Mrs. Lillian Neef waa the oid· fe r and Mitchell: Lynn Might, ett woman pre11e nt , be i ng 80 Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl, Mr. and e GIRLS years old. Julia Ann Ru a,e l l fo .i r Mn. Robert Reinh.irl . Angel i, H rs M and Jau11: Lydia y­ Denni! . , month8 old. you n e11t . Don • H f e CHUBBY g fner reeehed a gift tor l raveling sell. Pom eroy. e sUBTEENS Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruue ll, Mr. the farthe&l distance. Mr. and and Mre. Guy A. Russl!ll, Ra1.h Mrs. Mick Buck. large11t fa mi l)'. Among those prese 11 t were Mr. R ee d, Catherine and Anthony and Mn. Roger P. Arche r ;i nd Ru ue ll , M. r. and Mr1. Roland E. Roy Alan, Mr. and Mr�. Paul Ar· Russell and Julia Anna: Mr. and cher. Mn. Effie Weber. Mn. Lil• Mn. Jame. Rafferty, al l of Mid· lian Neef, Mr. and Mn. . Frank d l eport. Mn. H�len Miller. Mrs. Anna T. Junkermaun, )b. and Mn. Leo Middleport W. Dudgeon, Mr. and Mr1. Henry Buck from Rutland, Mr. and Mn, W. Webe r , all ol Columbua. DRESSES REDUCED Your Choice $5.00 BECKY'S Mr. and Mrs. Midi: Buck, Sandy Butch and Mike, ZanesviUe: Mr. and Mn, Clifford WhittingtGn, Judith and Sue; Hoger Da•.'lt. Mike Puckett. Mr. and Mra. Don Moss, Steve and Greg, Don Hef­ fner, all of Dayton. I Mr.Mn.andPauMn.ineJoeHaley, Crooknille ; Watts, Jim, K•· 1 Clark s Gladiol us Garden Melg■ County Long Bollom, Ohio Located on Success Road, ¼ Mile Easl of State Roule 7, I¾ Miles South of Toppers Plains, Ot,io Glads On Display In Our Show Room l vin and Chuck; Miss Peggy R�i.• sell, L:3 ncaSter ; Mr . . and Mrs . Bi ll Hendricks. Carol, Bill and LmdJ; Mr. and Mn. A. H. Hendrick.II, Mr. and Mrs. George Hendr ie-ks, Stevie anti Creig, Parkersburg. '."-:5 • Cl y de Brown. Mr. and Mra. W� ll �am Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Wil h am Buck. Rand), Caro lyn a�d Barbara; Mr. and Mrs. Mar• vm Roush, Leonard. Patty and R �ger; Mr._ and Mrs. Charles Diehl, Louis and Charles Mr. SATURDAY and SUNDAY - AUG. 8 and 7 SATURDAY and SUNDAY - AUG. l3 and l4 BULBS MAY BE ORDERED FOR SPRING DEUVERY HAVEN TH EATRE For Mrs, Arnold Hupp Mr,. Rawlings Honored Mrs. Robert Coats entertained Thursday at "her home in Middle­ port with an arternoon party in honor of Mrs. Bart Rawling11 of Florida who is visiting at the Coats home. From here Mrs. Raw­ lings plans to go "to Col umbus to vlsif wlth her daughter. Mrs. Lady tiilllciay. before returnin g to her home in t'lorida. n:1ring the afternoon Mrs. Coats served refreshment& to the follow­ ing: Mrs. Fred I . Gardner , Miss Susie Taylor, Mrs. Dave Farmer. Mrs. David Darst, Sr., Mrs. Will Reynolds and Mrs. Rawlings. Vlollon Weleome Phone: Coolville 3755 Lawn Ptlrly Hekl Mr. and Mrs. Early Rouah en• tertained the following with a lawn p.arty at their home Tuesday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Buster Bryan and family and �Ir. and Mrs. Warren Miller or Largo Florida, who spent ii two weeks vacation with relatives here and at Parkersburg. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were !lerved to the follow• ing: Mrs. Etta Shields. M r . and Mrs. John Fisher. Philip, Pat and Jay Hill. Mollie and Larry Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. George Yonlcer, Mr . 1,nd Mrs. Bob Hill, Peggy and Stevie Yonker; Mrs. Clarence Shields and Judy Shie lds. Mew Haven, W. Vo. Friday and Saturday, August 5-6 Mamie Van Doren --- Richard Coogan IN "VICE RAI D" - also - Alan Ladd -- Jeanne Crain -- IN "GU MS OF THE TIMBERLAN D" . (Technicolor) They came to clear a forest and found a war instead. Sunday and Monday, August 7-8 Ray Danton --- Karen Steele -IN "TH E RISE AND FALL OF LEGS DIAMON D" Story of a gangster who said and believed he couldn't be killed! FEAR 41 DROWNID RAWALPINDf, Pakistan UPI -A boat carrying 63 Pakistar.is capsized in the Rive r Indus Tues­ day a nd it wa& fearM 41 persons were drowued. "·---------- Saa tha YELLOW PAGES Loy Awoy Thot Fa ll Jocket Mow BOYS' JACKETS Sizes 4 to 20 by Tom Sawyer $10.98 to $22.50 ' . GROUPING INC,LUDES BOOKCASE BED, �• l�CH DOUBLE DRESSER, • MEN'S JACKETS anti CAR COATS Sizes 36 to 46 CHEST IN MATCHING WALNUT OR (lHINCHILLA FINISH. PLUS: A $1 2.98 to $29.50 SEALY BOX SPRIN'1 AND MATTltF.SS. THIS GROUPING EVEN LESS Some Are REVERSIBLE.lbtd WASH N' WEAR POPLI NS and WOOLS In Botb Jacket and Car ..Coal Lengths wrrH OTHER BRAND OF BOX SPRING AND M ATTRESS, MAN FORE - 1'11Jn/�Uf9 and ' . ABB OTT 7"" Philco Appliances "."""':' Custom KltchJns . MI DDLE�ORT, OMIC, ·New York Clothing House ' PHONE WY-2,%048 POMEROY, ORIO E. IIAIN STllEff , For healing, cooling, cooking, washing, drying, lighling ... eleclricity makes many wonderful things happen for you. Col umbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company provides low,.coat power for1 / your increasing ne. e ds - dependable electricity i n the amount 1 )'ou need, wh erever you need. it, at the moment you want it., - · • • I- .. ' \ Frankie Avalon ON LY EASY TERMS I SUNDAY and MONDAY SHOW STARTS AT 7:15 Suite $166 I t FRIDAY and SATURDAY SHOW STARTS AT .:45 Bedroom ·, I ·~ ' . -- I j r l � �• • • 'HE DAil Y SENTINEL �fafing Editorially · Who Are You Wo rki n g For? Suppose you earn $4,500 a year, and put !n a 40-hour week. If that's your situation, said the Citizens Public Expenditure Survey , you work all day Monday and until 1 :45 p.m. Tuesday without muJrig any money for yourself. The money you earn i n that lime all goes to the govern­ ment in taxes. If you earn more than $4,500 a year the amount of your time given to the ta·x collec• tor rapidly and progressiv ely increases. And U you get into the really big income brackets, very little of your working time results in take -home pay for you. It's commonly said and believed that de­ fense costs are almost solely responsible for the present burden of tuat\lln and the size or tt,e federal budgets. B ut the tact remains that, in the 1 955-6 1 period , defe:iise. costs rose only 1 2 per cent, while non-defense items rose 43 per cenL As the survey sees the sUiJ.ation, ' ' I ( we Americans spent more time tr)'ing to get our tax money spent wisely, we'd have enough money left to make us happy - and not the raft of worries caused by the lack of it." Short End O f The Stiek SOUTHERN 1:XPOSL!�E -,. '. .. IDd Debr, lyiv" ret�� Cr9m • w�k'I nc1t ion at Pfr. ■nd Mrs. William SimpkWI , Bill and f•�e_l■ or Clarlcsville , Pa. The g roup vml• ed Kennywood Park, Pittsburg h; Ft. Necessity, Union Town, Ohiopyle Fallii1 and the 11nve of Gen. Wil l iam Braddock. Fro m there the Mays went to Painesville. Qhio. to visit her brother. �•- an� .Mrs. Le­ land �newdel} and faMUY:. Mike has been iii the past few d�'PRi!S!NT �URCH l'llcl$RAM Rev. Carl Herrin_� of the Meth• odist Church and 8'1!nda Turner , /fne Parsons, Sf!l.{lra Llt�l,, Sue Nelson, �'1"1�\ £Qley atil'i Ann Sf>rouse patt1flt,1lttd 111 a ch urch program on WMPO radio the past ... .,., ATfi..., l!Hll«l:H CAMP M,,ijil' Herr ing, dauJh t�r or �ev. and Mrl. Carl Herrifl&1"Sand ra Mrs. Tucker �allj'hter of M.r, John �11:e'r, Joetta ErlL-Wine, da'ughter of Mr. and Mi's. - Harvey Erlewine, Saundra Dean, 41,aughter of Mr1 1nd lira. Bill �p and Jane arid. Julie LuCU. d"atiihten of �r. and Mrs. Richw:) 41cas will, atterid the Methodtsi JupiHr High CamP at Lancaiter begi1'. ning Sun. day. . PTA �FFICE�$ MfE,4 The NOtt._Western LoG•l PTA of­ home ficerp ror 1980--6 1 �et a_t a yern MN. t, n e presid of tlie new Sriowden. wedne!ida:Y, Jiily 27. Attending were the vice presi­ dent, Jea"ri 'Patket\ •rettn' Janet MOrria and tt't!'asdrer, Rosalie Nichols. Co111rititti!ie c1uiiItmen wer., se­ Jecled fo{ the ).'e11r. After; the meelil\l !i!rs. �ftot-d�n (ehea cake ice crea m atid ioit drliib. ..,-a .. . . ■ ' Rev. and Kn. Car l Herrln1 and daug�ter, MarJie. were aueats al the picnic of lhe wscs of the u bury Metbodi•t Church held Wedne&day eveni n g al the SyracuH• p rk. A pol.luck dinne r wu .ervcd a � p. m . wlth the Rev. Herrlni H krni grace. . . Followinc the dinner a co.m m um• cation �-■ read concerning the fall aem nun lo be held at � el11ton on Au1uat 17 and at Piketon on A1111uat 18. A communication I waa al.lo read, •from Min Doris J-l� rlman , a mw1onary from Hiroahima, Japan. A thank fOU note waa re.ad from Mn. A . L. F1anagan for flowen sent her a fter her auto acei'dent· Attending were MIH M arcia Karr, Mra. Alice Capehart. Mn. Mn. Lulher William Thuener, Friend ' --.... Willi am Houduh eIt• Mrs. C. B. Weese, Mrs William Eichinger , Mn. Bert Wee ae, Mn. J0hn sauvage J r., Mrs. BoY•I Thoma1 and the Rev. and Mn. Herring a n d daughter. MOTOROLA• SHIRT-POCKET RADIO :We ., Around And About Middleport Sister Is H,onored With Bridal Shower T.h u,rsday Eve At Mrs. Cash Bahr Home \ Syracuse Pork Rutland Comm,Nify Ntwg wee�. . wscs Syracuse I Holds Picnic At Mr. and lfn. Allen Hu1he1. watchman of 1hepherd1 a nd worthy hia:h p rleateu and Mra. Frank. Cheeaeb rew and Mn. E\lerell Long members of Lhe Mary Shrine, White Sbrin,e of JerUJalem. were A bridal shower was held Thursday evening at the home in Park.enbu ra: Tuesday evening to of �rs. �ash Bahr t Middleport, in honor of her sister, Mils attend the official meetin1 of Beth­ Janis Childs, RN of Columbus whose marriaCe to Joe Falkner any Shrine, when Elfreida Schl a u, of Lockbourne will be solemnized this evening. . aupreme worthy high prlesteu con­ For the shower the Bahr home Lennie Jewell, Mn. Jame, Clatwo rducted inspection. was decorated with arrangement5 thy, Mn. John Gilmore. Mrs. Kenneth Taylor . Mn. Dave Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. of gladioli and the centerpiece of Hughes ac-co mpanled by Mn. Cha i-­ the re(reshment table w u of white Farmer, Mrs. Arthur Sltinner, Ml,, lea Bennett, Mrs. Georjle Lear and and pink with greenery and a Susie Taylor, Mr.. Gene Murray, Mi.u Edith Hutllfl1'1ller attended miniature bride and groom In a Mn. Oacar Rou&h and Mn. Hubthe cou rte,y vi1it of Mrs. s�blau at light green wreath. Mrs. Harold E. bard. --Hubbard lrtade the noral arrange. Marietta Shrine. AliO attend"in_g were Mn. Char1ea ments . for lhe occa1ion. • _ Stobart and Miaa Sue Moraan of Durmg _lhe e�enu,g games were Gallipolis and Mra. Dorothy M;otReturn From Funeral won by Mrs. rison of Pt. Pleasanl and the hon• Mr. and Mr.11. L. R. Wi l ey and played w11h pnzes Warren Da · ored " u est "s molber. Mn r••rIe and Mrs. Durst Roland 10n, David of Middleport returned . , � . ... Childs · home Thursday from Atlar.ta. Ga., vis. After Miss Child, had opened where they attended the funera l Sending gifts but unable to atdecorated .11ervices of lllr. Wiley's brother, her many •1·rts, cake, tend were Mrs. Oscar Bastlna, Jr., with pink bells. punch and mints Gene, head of the Wiley Equip. who :drs. Robert Coats, Miss Diane hostess the by were served ment Company of that city. was assisted by Mrs. Ralph Gibbs, Reichman, Mn. Manning Web1ter, Mr. Wiley and his son. Ric-ha rd, Jr., or New 'Haven, and Mrs, Wil- Mrs. Robe rt Burkett, Mn. Dave had planned to rly to Middlepor t liam Childs. Mrs. Gibbs presided. at Jenkins, Mn. Wayne Gibbona and this week end. His sudden death th e punch bow 1 an d M rs. Ch 1 Id s dau s ht er, E ve1 yn, .. 111r1. Wa11 ace Bradford, Mrs. 11lomu Ebenbach, WBI due to a heart attack l ast Sun­ served lhe cake. Guests for the evening were Mrs. Mrs. Lee Pratt, Mrs. June Roush, day morning. New man Burdette, Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Fred Shumway, Mn. Bruce Cale. Mrs. Carl Brannan, Mrs. Ben Lloyd and Mra. Jame& RantrtY. Neutzling, Mrs. Minnie Gilmore, Mrs. {loscoe Fowler, Mn. Gaynelle Mrs. Homer Rice, Mrs. Arthur Gil- Wise, i�s. Norman ,Bingham, Jack mure, Mrs. Carl Ebersbach, Mrs. Sharpneck and Ed Thoma&. ------Hil ton Wolfe, Jr., Mrs. Harley Mou REPORTS CHRISTIAN DEATHS Da• man, Mrs.· Roland Durst, :iltrs. MUNlCH, Germany UPI-One Yid Hindy. Mrs. Wa l ler Crooks, Miss Jeanette Crooks, Mrs. K'.en- or every seven Chinese Christians has lot bis life under the Com• neth Scites and son, Ti mmy. Mrs. Paul Scott, Mrs. Leo Childs, munist regime on the mainl and, Mrs. Edgar Allensworth, :-itn. Wil- Dr, . Theo! V ianney Hain Ch ir.• liam Bradford, Mrs. George Mein• ese theologian, said Thursda). hart. Mrs. Fred I . Gardner, Mra. He told the 37th International Warren Davis. Mrs. Harry Stover. Eucharistic Congress that -.00 Miss Mabel Hysell. Mn. Forrest priests have been martyred since took over. Commu11ists Bachtel, Mrs. Chesler Erwin, Mrs. the;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ;;;;;;;; ;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; _ , 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0., Aug. 5,_ 1960 By JHn P•rker Ith B I RTHDAY OBSERVED Jim Morris celebratpd his 8th birthday wilh a party, Saturda);,. July 23, at the home of his par• ents. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Morris. Several games were enjoyed. Refresh ments were served after which Jim opened his girts. Daily Sen tinel, Pomeroy- Middle port, o., A ug. 5, I� Attend Shrine Su,w,u Poeketeer ■ WIIH. �IT· H LD The Pri mary Cl1N1of the Metho­ dist Church was etitfflalned with wiener roast at thl home of their teacher, Mn. Marja!"et Parsons on Thursd ay, July 24. A■. alsting her were her daughtel', lue, and Mrs, Dorothy Barnes, Pomero� . . Attending were Irene and Mor­ to.n Barnes, Pomeroy; Deail, l>onna , arid Oallas Weber. 1mim; Jloselllart and Paul Rice, 01tr)'. Larry and Sandy Taylor, Jlm Mani&, Jan Ken­ Andrea De.WhuNt. Steve nedy, Hoffman, Greg Fr11nce, sherry Mor• . gan, Sherry and Don Hayes, Harry Slawter. Randy Williailil., Jane Wise . .Debbie Williams, �mils a nd Steve Schilling . ALL-TIIAN SISTOII POIITA■ LI: The amazing 1hirl-pocket port­ able. 6 tranaistot'll pl w, 1 diode and 1 thermistor p rovide the power and tone o"r·eet.B twice it.a tize, -8Uilt--in �peaker for (u lt• bodied aound. Dial 11ca.le ma,cni­ fyi�g _ lena for eaaier t uning. Built-in aq.tenna for 11100tl'l!11 edra power. Built-in eRtel. I� Black, Bluo, Red, Green. ■ ullt-1" ■nttn11a 101 bttler reception. Pun1 In 1l■llan1 llkll a rn,un,&. ' B11llt-111 e.iHI hlf 11ew 111onvenlence. RUTLAND PllSoliALS Holdt portabl• In alabl1 upright po� WE HAD A ROUGH TIME Thanks for your patience i n this emergency. Everythi ng seems to be shipshape now. WINO AND RAIN G-IVE ME A PAIN •/ tlon. , ■11lll•ln 1pealt1ttl01 h111.11-.d1ed r■CIP,•••• N- t¼-lncll ■elf-c:ont1lnedtpt8ke, lot IUIIHI ll)f11" ■ 11111-111 111119111,. 11111 1111• for NO dial rHdln11. Complete line of _, portobles at Werner � OHI O POW ER COM PAN Y �....... • n••.. •• � ••• .. .. •�•• "Where Radio & TV la A Bu1ine1& Not A SidP.hne" N. S..ond Ave, Middleport A HONEY OF A BUY!· ' · ··, --�-· • PJZF "j , 5 Piece • Mn. Henry W�r and M r1. Fred Neef of Columbu1 are vi1it­ g t the Guy and E;d Ru11ell �:m!. . Air man Jack Cole ma n who haa spent the jast 30 day, on leave here with hi1 family returned to­ day to hia: dutiea at Lockbourne Air Bue, Co l um bua Mr. an d Mr s. Jay u· . a I I and ch'iidren, Roger and Lmd1 Latbey sptnt Sunday at the Col 1.1mbu1 Zoo. Mi111 Maude Tewkabary who ho, been living in the F rench ,p,rtment on North Se,.-.ond Avenue over the QuaJi!y Print Shop moved Thur,day afternoon Into the Bruce Bingham apartment hou11e on Fl.nt Avenue. Mias M.aude Taylo r who hH been }Mng In the Fred Shiflet home o n the corner of Mill and s. Fourth Avenue moved into one of th• downatalra apartment.& in the Bingha m b.Quae recenUy. .;, Mn. John Lyons and dau!:h· t,: r•. Linda and Debbie and aon Berna rd spent la&t week in Za neaville with Mr . and Mrs. Bernard Schra mm Miss sharon Jones was in Atb.ena Thursday lo attend the Ohio Vnlverslty Convocation of the Metropolita n Opera Star, Lewia Driscoll. Mi5s Pauline Zirkle who is on vacation from the office of Dr. J. J. Davia is spending the week end In Ash la nd, Ky., with Mias Delori1 Walker. Mrs. Guy Russel l and Mn. Ed Russell were in Columbua last Thunda y viaiting the former's father, M. E. Cambro.u of Lan­ cuter who is in University Ho1pita I. Stephen Pullen is confined to his home with a 11evere caae of ivy poiwning, Mr. and Mra. Jamea Wisecup •nd children, Debbie, Joe aod Keith recently moved into the George Ebersbach property on S . Serond Ave. Mr . Wisecup iB emp loyed with the Columbus & Southern Ohio El ectric Co., and had been tra nsferred from Chil li cothe. Miss Janis Childs, RN, and Joe Falkner returned Thursday from Birm ingham. Ala., where they visited seven! days with bis par­ ents. by her mother, Mra, Fred Jackson, entertain ed the Missionary Socie· ty of the Mt. M or ia h Baptist church Thuraday evening at her home, Eaal Ma m St., Pomeroy, which was decora ted with ar• rangementa of flowers. The meeting iri charge of !he president, Mrs. Kathryn Payne opened with devotions by Mre. Oacar Hardaway using u he r to• pie "Love". Mra. Harper was elected as delegate Io the Provl• dence Mfuionary Conve ntion to be held on Women'.s- Day, Aug. 1 9 1 1t RendviHe. Plans were dlscuased for a meeting to be held in the near future with Mrs. Dorothy Lewl1, president of the Missionary Con• ventlon of Providence Associa tion I A paper on as guest speaker. "Friendship" by Mrs. Payne c o n• eluded the meeting. Chicken u.lad, hot rolls, ice cream and a decora ted birthday cake with the Inscription "Happy Birthday Helen" in observance uf Mr1. Harper's birthday were Jcr• ved by the hostesse• lo Mis. Payne, Mrs. Con Young, Mra. Ar­ Mrs. Ed Russell, local. Mrs. nol d Richards, M rs. Hardaw.iy, Mrs. Emma Bland, Mrs. Ervin Henry Weber and Mrs. Fred Neef Bumgardner , Mrs. Ne l lie Win­ Columbus, M rs. AJma Rupe, Mrs. ston and a guest Mrs. Laura Ethel Nelson, Rutland, Mrs. Mike 1Jiu11sell, Pine Grove spent T.uesday Lynch ol Cincinnati. l'he . . Septem ber meeting will with Mrs. Annie -Buck, RuUand: Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr's. be held at the home or Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew were Mr, and Bland. Mra. Tho mas Waugh, Mrs. Hilda -;-l Waugh and Harold Ha l l of Col• umbu11, Mr. and Mrs. Charley D. Woode of A l lred and Mn. J. B. Hayes and Mr. and Mr1. Clifford Hayes and son Gregory, loca l . I I POmetOy OfS Plans Special Night Sept. 15 1 RADIO ond TELEV ISION Baptist Church Missionary Society Meets Thur,sday Mrs. Campbell Harper &Histed ■ 1.- fl DOII HOUDAMtlLT Plans were made fo r "Frienda Night'' on Th_ursd ay, Sept. 1,, when Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES met Tuesday evening at the Ma­ aonic Temple. Ann Rupe, worthy matron, and I Harry P. Smith, worthy patron, presided a nd an lnvitaUon was received to at�d Frie.p.ds Night at Racine ChapAr, Sept. 10. A co mmuuic a tion was read announ­ cfflg a meeting pf Roberta Cirde at Reln�erville. Thursday, A ug. 18 with a potluck lun(•beon at 1 p. m. All past matron11 from 1045 and the line officers are lnvitc,d to attend. The altar waa draped in mem­ or)' of Ma rjorie Johnson. associate grand con�uctress. who died on I July 1 and an appropriate poem • WH read by Lula Nease, secre• ,J tiry. M a ud Grueser WIS the honored paat matron for the eve­ ning. �efreahments were served at the clo,e of the meeti ng by Mrs. Rupf', Mr&. Neaae, · Evelyn Lanning, Clara Soubby and Leona Smith . I SIX CLIMBERS KILLED penons we re feared killed in two separate mountain climbing acci­ dents Thursday on Mont Blanc, Europe's highest peak. Four of the victims were French and Uie other two New Zeal a nders. 93 Members Of Mitchell Russell Family H,old Reunion July 31 At Bradbury Home Ch"'k Him, 1!111'11 Pd llrafC of • Centerville. Tbe lNl reuo,lon ,rill. bl beld on the laal SWMlaJ ta 1.a, at The annual reunion of the Mitchel Ru.ssell family was held the home of llr. ud Kn. Olrtet on July 3 1 st at the home or Ed and Guy Russell in Bradbury. Diehl, Ball Run. There were 93 members present. Ed Rus1Jell rece1vt!d a gfll for being 1he oldeal man present, J&e and Mrs. Paul Chapm;,n , Jenni• 7�; Mrs. Lillian Neef waa the oid· fe r and Mitchell: Lynn Might, ett woman pre11e nt , be i ng 80 Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl, Mr. and e GIRLS years old. Julia Ann Ru a,e l l fo .i r Mn. Robert Reinh.irl . Angel i, H rs M and Jau11: Lydia y­ Denni! . , month8 old. you n e11t . Don • H f e CHUBBY g fner reeehed a gift tor l raveling sell. Pom eroy. e sUBTEENS Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruue ll, Mr. the farthe&l distance. Mr. and and Mre. Guy A. Russl!ll, Ra1.h Mrs. Mick Buck. large11t fa mi l)'. Among those prese 11 t were Mr. R ee d, Catherine and Anthony and Mn. Roger P. Arche r ;i nd Ru ue ll , M. r. and Mr1. Roland E. Roy Alan, Mr. and Mr�. Paul Ar· Russell and Julia Anna: Mr. and cher. Mn. Effie Weber. Mn. Lil• Mn. Jame. Rafferty, al l of Mid· lian Neef, Mr. and Mn. . Frank d l eport. Mn. H�len Miller. Mrs. Anna T. Junkermaun, )b. and Mn. Leo Middleport W. Dudgeon, Mr. and Mr1. Henry Buck from Rutland, Mr. and Mn, W. Webe r , all ol Columbua. DRESSES REDUCED Your Choice $5.00 BECKY'S Mr. and Mrs. Midi: Buck, Sandy Butch and Mike, ZanesviUe: Mr. and Mn, Clifford WhittingtGn, Judith and Sue; Hoger Da•.'lt. Mike Puckett. Mr. and Mra. Don Moss, Steve and Greg, Don Hef­ fner, all of Dayton. I Mr.Mn.andPauMn.ineJoeHaley, Crooknille ; Watts, Jim, K•· 1 Clark s Gladiol us Garden Melg■ County Long Bollom, Ohio Located on Success Road, ¼ Mile Easl of State Roule 7, I¾ Miles South of Toppers Plains, Ot,io Glads On Display In Our Show Room l vin and Chuck; Miss Peggy R�i.• sell, L:3 ncaSter ; Mr . . and Mrs . Bi ll Hendricks. Carol, Bill and LmdJ; Mr. and Mn. A. H. Hendrick.II, Mr. and Mrs. George Hendr ie-ks, Stevie anti Creig, Parkersburg. '."-:5 • Cl y de Brown. Mr. and Mra. W� ll �am Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Wil h am Buck. Rand), Caro lyn a�d Barbara; Mr. and Mrs. Mar• vm Roush, Leonard. Patty and R �ger; Mr._ and Mrs. Charles Diehl, Louis and Charles Mr. SATURDAY and SUNDAY - AUG. 8 and 7 SATURDAY and SUNDAY - AUG. l3 and l4 BULBS MAY BE ORDERED FOR SPRING DEUVERY HAVEN TH EATRE For Mrs, Arnold Hupp Mr,. Rawlings Honored Mrs. Robert Coats entertained Thursday at "her home in Middle­ port with an arternoon party in honor of Mrs. Bart Rawling11 of Florida who is visiting at the Coats home. From here Mrs. Raw­ lings plans to go "to Col umbus to vlsif wlth her daughter. Mrs. Lady tiilllciay. before returnin g to her home in t'lorida. n:1ring the afternoon Mrs. Coats served refreshment& to the follow­ ing: Mrs. Fred I . Gardner , Miss Susie Taylor, Mrs. Dave Farmer. Mrs. David Darst, Sr., Mrs. Will Reynolds and Mrs. Rawlings. Vlollon Weleome Phone: Coolville 3755 Lawn Ptlrly Hekl Mr. and Mrs. Early Rouah en• tertained the following with a lawn p.arty at their home Tuesday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Buster Bryan and family and �Ir. and Mrs. Warren Miller or Largo Florida, who spent ii two weeks vacation with relatives here and at Parkersburg. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were !lerved to the follow• ing: Mrs. Etta Shields. M r . and Mrs. John Fisher. Philip, Pat and Jay Hill. Mollie and Larry Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. George Yonlcer, Mr . 1,nd Mrs. Bob Hill, Peggy and Stevie Yonker; Mrs. Clarence Shields and Judy Shie lds. Mew Haven, W. Vo. Friday and Saturday, August 5-6 Mamie Van Doren --- Richard Coogan IN "VICE RAI D" - also - Alan Ladd -- Jeanne Crain -- IN "GU MS OF THE TIMBERLAN D" . (Technicolor) They came to clear a forest and found a war instead. Sunday and Monday, August 7-8 Ray Danton --- Karen Steele -IN "TH E RISE AND FALL OF LEGS DIAMON D" Story of a gangster who said and believed he couldn't be killed! FEAR 41 DROWNID RAWALPINDf, Pakistan UPI -A boat carrying 63 Pakistar.is capsized in the Rive r Indus Tues­ day a nd it wa& fearM 41 persons were drowued. "·---------- Saa tha YELLOW PAGES Loy Awoy Thot Fa ll Jocket Mow BOYS' JACKETS Sizes 4 to 20 by Tom Sawyer $10.98 to $22.50 ' . GROUPING INC,LUDES BOOKCASE BED, �• l�CH DOUBLE DRESSER, • MEN'S JACKETS anti CAR COATS Sizes 36 to 46 CHEST IN MATCHING WALNUT OR (lHINCHILLA FINISH. PLUS: A $1 2.98 to $29.50 SEALY BOX SPRIN'1 AND MATTltF.SS. THIS GROUPING EVEN LESS Some Are REVERSIBLE.lbtd WASH N' WEAR POPLI NS and WOOLS In Botb Jacket and Car ..Coal Lengths wrrH OTHER BRAND OF BOX SPRING AND M ATTRESS, MAN FORE - 1'11Jn/�Uf9 and ' . ABB OTT 7"" Philco Appliances "."""':' Custom KltchJns . MI DDLE�ORT, OMIC, ·New York Clothing House ' PHONE WY-2,%048 POMEROY, ORIO E. IIAIN STllEff , For healing, cooling, cooking, washing, drying, lighling ... eleclricity makes many wonderful things happen for you. Col umbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company provides low,.coat power for1 / your increasing ne. e ds - dependable electricity i n the amount 1 )'ou need, wh erever you need. it, at the moment you want it., - · • • I- .. ' \ Frankie Avalon ON LY EASY TERMS I SUNDAY and MONDAY SHOW STARTS AT 7:15 Suite $166 I t FRIDAY and SATURDAY SHOW STARTS AT .:45 Bedroom ·, I ·~ ' . -- I j r l � �, ••• ' . • • • . - ' • Ethel Nelson and grand• �ttt. Dee Thomas. and Osa Tlirner were business visitors in :CllliPolia, Monday. �,rn. l• ••• •• • :• •• •• ••• •• •.•• •' •• ••• • ••• '•• ••• •'• ( :• •• IE11joy Circle's ome R un rower " · w . A. ll - S tars JD 5 -2 I May Be Key fo . M e1gs OV Dr Coa lton Th ur� ..1av Thinl R-L="" � '- . . ,..ron g sentch ••na:Ie off · . 5.h orlitop• I Meigs County ' s L i ttle Leag u e Tr OJans defeate d a :n . •he . I Coa lton team 5•2 on Lt!fly Lanny Tyo · s one-hitter Thursday Klo�e m the th�� m,un� _ ing l_n Wellston set t i ng the stage, .11hou_l d M _ iddleport win � ·• ""' ,��rd ,p 1 '.,_*� 0'••·• even ow , p1 ..,d , ....0 r;I""" • • tomghl , l o r a11 all-Meigs seoond ro u nd e I 1m 1 na t100 game A u g- ,.. but by t'hen its re<:ove r)' was too ust 8. late lo .11et the run ne r. Off.ic;:1al Woody Cali's All Stars hu'.llp ' a 9ha k)' first innillj:, WIS l»lk>uch- W elhi ton Li tt1 e Le:.gut Touroainto Clay Town11h1p this t' \'.tn;11J.: · ablt> with his speed iftlm tliie port menl acorera entered it as a f al 6.30 A v1t· lor}'. wi l,l put tht-:11 mJ e. Crn1llon·s .Faug.M _walled to "hi' t ." again�I John n)' Young s !'om;et"t,) - lead off the ,1u1 JDnlN. J9flea Coalton . . . . _ . . . 200 000---2 l 3 ' forced t1. im, 1'yo t� Cito, ltadn e star� next Monday. _ Tr ajaru _ . . . _ _ _ _ 1 01 21 1:--5 S 1" M'eacham and J ones. Tyo anil Last uigh l . Tyo , ·1fler surym11g four atr1Mhl £ret t�ltetl lo f1r1t - b:n;i• ga�· e Coafton tWo runs. M enchin i ' The Trojans began gettie g e them D ark in th ir haff ot the 117• first. With two out Rick Mt'II• Delightfu lly Scrv('d l'hini Ninglerj, mo�d to Rcond• oo a passed ball, a-nd scettd oo Bot, With Your Favorit e F: m ler's grourufer that was mls-ni.._ "Ill handlNI at shortstop. Side Dishes In the third Jan Clio homered over t h e leH field fence and i n ... ro,rlh Emler and Bostic mat• , Corrected date� for l1r�1 round 111• ,. games in the Puny Das1•h;1II T1J ur- ·died si ngles in th!lt order, bulh nament at Syriirnsc H1·<·rt·11 t w n eomm� home on Dick Wert>· 's CHICAGO UPI _ The Ciadl.. single. Club P.irk are: ria Li Reds won the roultd but a.it Sy ra cuse vs Alhnny At1i,:11�1 ll I Ty o home red with the base, the fight Thursday, S-3, to t he Pt . Pleuant AmN 1l· a m \'8 Mt· l' mpty over the left center fi!"ld Chic110 Cuba, fence in the rifth. Arthur, Augusl 9 The km w-,i the ei8,hlb in the Phone WV-1-3973 Racine vs. Nf'w lfavPn. AUJ.t 1 0 I Mike Me.irham, Coalton pltch- paat 1 1 gal'.MI of thil rOM ii,ip. After the game the -... tqe11 M iddle port vs Pl. l '!ca�,111t Na e r, wal ked one, fanned three, Pomeroy Ill B. Main while Tyo walked eight, hit tm e off for SI. Lo uis and a weft end lionals, Aug. 1 1 . Semi-final!! ar� on Au�us\ 1 5 and r nd fan ned I I . 11,eries with lhe St. Louk Cardin• Open 6 A.M. to 1 0 P.M, D•ily The only hit of( Tyo was a alll beginllffi£ with a game to• 1 6 wilh the finals Augui;\ I R -- - --. -�, -niJht 8-0b Pw-key 10·7 ) i1 sched- 1 uled t• pitch for tbe Reds l(lli Qlt ' Curt Simmons (3-l) for the Cardi. Delicious 'fe� �1:• 1 pony D3tts Put CI RC LE'S Restaura nt I I , ,, , I I I ... ..' ' . .. \ ' '' ' , ,· I • .,, ... . \ \ I I \ ' .. Fl· nsterwald Is TF3)•1• Jn )IIJJ --" I I I 1 I ' WITH ONE OF THESE USED CAR BUYSI . . . $2695 1 95 7 CAD I LLAC . wh11e . Louks and Coupe Dl•Yil le. Ueaut ifol all ride11 !lke new. Your btJlll v�luc. LET . . $ 1 995 1 958 CHE. VROKtccrin i,r 111111 hruk1•� . /\ Bel Air 4 l>oor Power youthf ul car ln�ldc and out. i . . • . $1 1 95 1 958 EDSE L . . . .lhu1 1ur co11d 1tlmw.tJ Ranger 4 Dr. Keep cool in beauty . Compare 'the car or t hll pr1t'e , tlus can't be bell l . 495 1 957 CHE VRO LETsh11r. .1 $1 liltl11 rar. 1 Bel A.Ir Hard Top. A rl•PI Lu1dou1 areen. A dilly for a filly. Second Round w ��THJo.;nSFJELD, Conn. UPI-Rol1 Rosburi:. one at the bett ro1kn <m the pro gr>lf circuit, today nrried a one-.11roke lead into the .1erond round of the InM11ru n('t City OJ)en tournament. The 1 gog PliA champion fr.Jlt'I Ovc-rland Park, Kan., Iliad seven onP•putt greens in Cliirvia, obt a gj,c . under•ptr M in Th11nday'1 opening round at �he Wflher1• fit•ld Country Club. Dkk Knight at Apple Valley, C'al it. , and Don 1-'all"Oeltl: of Jatk · sonville, Ill., also turned in bot rounds In their first tQur over the B. 548•yard layout. Like Rosburg t hf'y m11de the turn Jn 32 and C'heC'ked In with 66'�. D0111.t Pord or Cry1tal Rl\•�r, Fla. , Dave Ragan of , Orlando, Fla ., •nd Oow FlnHcrw,1d of ·requcsta, t,'Ja., wer'e rle2 dlooJuid, at B7 whllc Jackie Burke Jr., al Ki anwsha Lake. N. Y,, who won thl• tournament with a record-break• Ing 268 ln 10ti8, w,n brat'ketcd wilh three others at 60. 2 Door. The Dlw M. E;_veryorie from Gr1111dmu to Junior will ride In lhis 11pace happy ('llr. 1 95 1 957 FORD . . . . . . . . $1 C<"cmo­ Falrlane 2 Door. 6 cyl. en1dne fur real my. Automatic drive for e1111)' drlvi1 1 1i1 , 1 956 OLDSM OB I LE . $1 095 88 - 4 Door. Pull ,away from the crowcl ln lhi11 quality car that has powt•r, 1n•p & l)l!r11nr1plity. 1 955 FORD . . . . . . . . . $995 Counlry Sedan. Start th11t vpcation tod.n y in thhr spacious H pu!!l11ent1er station w1111!ln ' lt'1 •harp:· 1 956 MERCURY , . , . . $995 2 Door. 2 doon safe for tho�e wild k icl11, This Is the one thl?y ' ll like to iO In, too. 1 954 OLDSMOB I LE . . $695 Super 88, 4 Door. !fore 11 a tood 1olld car thpl la worth much more. ·rry It. 1 952 BUICK . . . . . . . . $395 Super Rlvlera Cou1)e. Still a 1harp looklnM" <'fir. Run, 100(! too. MEIGS TIIIAYRE Pomeroy. QN� 1 952 CHEV!ROLET . . . $295 1 949 NASH . . . . , . , . . $ 1 95 2 Door. A good Utt t work car, TDNl9HT Walt Dlmey Prelenta Robert Loult Stevenaon', "kIDNAPflEI)" In 'l't<holeolor IATUIIDAY "KILi.Di or XILIMANJAIIO" Robert Taylor - Anne A\lbre} - tllo _. "fflREE CAMS TO KRJ.." Cameron lll tehtll, John Lupton COMIM Aue. IUN., -• M1t1 T\IIL Wall D11ne,'1 "SLEEPING BIDAU'l'Y" Ill Twbllcolot st1te1UT1.an. Comea from • Sood family - and •how1 U. • . r . ·l ," '1 I ; , l ;:.;, ' • ' Karr &· V111 Zandt , • , , , I • •olI , I O <J • • • • • c;.IOlo�tmoblll-Ramb�! , lJY,Nlq ,_.,oy _.,, t behind r the ��! �:�;:�:r·� ��� night to become the I1JII Ohio N•• tional Baseball Con� c?lam• pwns. lloclc held New Plt,ila�lphia hit, less until Lbe latt third- orf the lift)! inni-na: wbtl} Jim Ekhel j:Ol a scratch infield hit to deep sltort lo break Ure wel l. Rock fanned . 1,11 1:smen. llfbite w1Ul.i'l\c fwe, in his nea perlttt game. _______ COLVMBVS UPI _ local raini t, ro,,.. oirt tlt-e .i:a tie have CTeated . kd ,1· s •·1- to 1 - i.dk Dnl ill • nu,ftber ' atreams and IOIRt! lakes. r, ,;, I Scfloor. -- j�iiiii • Just - RO'OMS !:w _. $299° ,o. I wn f.'J rf-L•··• " C B ff, Ml6'to" s!. I · l . . ; f: r•c!•��' at : : d••,:h•lt. hila e .I' a ..Dec:, . -' . : • . ,;J aHured Jimmy that I had no other m1na1ter I n mind for next year, 10 he ha• a better chance thin anybod)'," Lane aald. Dykes' rirat Job will be to build the apirlt of the at11mblln1i Indian• who came home with one of the m01t dismal record■ ever C()mplled In the EHi. They loat nine or 13 &ames. .re· SATURDAY ONLY CUiton Webb, Dorothy McGuire "fflE REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER" {Technkxllor) - al10 Glenn Ford - F.rnt!lt Borgnlne "TORPEDO RUN" (Technicolor & Scope) Al.SO CARTOON SUNDAY and MONDAY Paul Newman - Jack Canon Joan Collins. J&anne Woodward "RALLY ROUND FLAG BOYS" (Technicolor &. Scopel Loui, Prima - Kelly Smith "HEY BOY, HEY GIRL" ALSO CARTOON - iiltro - '....,....'1:-1.� ,/. ...... - .. � !' :• lt!l!J1 *•::.t: ' • t-:;.-.;..__,. NOW GOING ON CLOSING OUT ·· 1 MO MO D ELS ·"......_._,· ...-·•ai rr1ee1 w ,._ -Bu No .ft. THl 1:tAfl!i LOW(fff - JII "" l 1 NaCUIIY _ - tii,11 ..... tie. 1/t/f Olhor . - ' . ;,. ,· l , . ,._..,_ 5th and 6th FRIDAY AND SATU�DAY - AUG. . . ' TO 7:30 1'.M; llVElll' SUN AV, 1 1:30 PLENT . OF PARKING SPAC!l ' IN OUR NEW SHOW ROOM IN PC)MEROY Free Refreshme nts Free Drawing • • • • '' . Ill� - i" Spec ial ·aoat Sal• Duri�g - f'hi• ; ' ''.1: - • • ·� � ' ' ' ' ,i;. � MINIRIVJLLI, OMIO i FANS! �- � ., zt" a snr» � l $1�11 -1 If" ii sffljj' � · POllT�tai - > � • • !..r . 1958 FORD Custom �00 1955 PONTIAC � -J:A N-S i >' 1957 · DOPII, (uB1lftI foyil �- LJ and .lilee,u-. !>rakes, padded . dalh, �- wheel ers, radio , T•r ue.lltte Shal'J>. ; . . 4 Door '. ' Radio, automatle $1495 . $1395 ·: -, Ill, � $1695 Tudor Sedan 6 cyl. Standard trans­ mission. One owner.· Blue and while finish. ' I ' Lar� 2 P o. or Station. Wagon . 6 cyl. , , 4 pgoj-_ Cptalina. 1 Standard ,trans., !I- passenger . On<>·lo' . triilsintss ion. ' cal owner. '· -- f'i•t,r ST. MAit -L MOTOIS AN METROPOLIT • I ('> , .. · . · · · 1957 PONTIAC . ' 1959 .STUMukft \ W�� !,. Wator Y� OPIN t A.M. 10 I P.M. -- ·� ' WE AR!l GIVING AWA"'- A BUN D, Nllw' ' RSGISTER NOW 19'0 - 7111 H:P. SCOOT NOTHING TO BUY - �WING LABOa DAY ' ' . I �ill. • • - SIGNS REDSKINS PACT LOS ANGELE.$ UPI-Johnny Wuhlngton Olszewski, veteran Redskins tullbeck, finally signed hi! 1960 contract Thu,sday, ap­ parently dispelling • reports he would be traded. lunct.y, Dec. 11-New York at Washington,, Philadelphia at Plttl­ burgh, Baltimore at Los Angeles, Chica&o at Cleveland, Dallaa at Detroit. Satun:tay, Dec. 17-Gree� B:ay ' at Los Angeles. Su nct.,, Der. 18--Cleveland ..t New York, Philadelphia at Wasll, . ing_ton1 Pitt!lburgh at St. Louj1, Baltlmore at San Francisco, Chi­ cago at Delrolt, . SfflORGASBORO , 'i:: at St. Louis, Washington at C.,eve­ land, netroit at Bn1timore, Green Bay at Chicago, San Fl'anclsco' at Los Angf:lles, Dallas at New York. S..turd■y, Dee. JO-Green Bay at San Francisco. ,; · · · TO THEIR GIANT • • , 1•. �}!� BROWM'S MA RIN E f,,. I�� ' BOAT St:IOW I tralian Mal Anderton 8-6, 4-6 a nd �3. AND G IAN T BOAT SALE v.. WNh a . "' ' Dyke, 11ld he signed H a f4vor to Lane. "I don't want to embarran you. I'll be In Cleveland Friday night," hp told Lane. Lane made ii clear that Dykes' late with the Indians hinged on his at,Olty to spark a flre under the falterln&, fourth-place team. :f�t3��d �:�u � :t:at�� 11 mpr Se11in. ' Power 1691. I tnliio. , "'IT•" . -- 1 957 ,,.- ::. 4 Door and 6 cyl., OVl!rdrtv,, radio WHIie s/dewi,ll 1, 11ree. Sedan. nenle.r. · '"' 4 Door Sedan. Radio , healer, auto ma­ tic lransmlsaion. 2 tone green. Nice .appearance and mechanically OK, $895 fORD Fairlane I 9S� ' 2 .Door �dl,n , Fordomalic tnnsmissfon, fldio and heater, new flnjsh. $795 ,' 1• . ;GDGE au• s.da11 heaier, VS engine, drive !ranlomisliion. �6'- •nd ' $59 .'· ,. over, ' ,: '( I " 6ns Co. ,,,. !ti: �- . Sadttki Is No $50,000 Bonus Bost For Carets After l'inning·Fourth In Five Starts, 4 to 2 St Loui!I thought it hid a SM,· game. prda collecttd hit 18th homer for 000 bonus bu1t m fl.a>" Sadecti lloQ;y Nelson·1 'lf'VPnlh horner the Giant,, while !ft>l'7 Gonulet earl)' th11 seaBOn, but lhe It.year- and some head• u p ha1e runn ing \ mft ftln:f with • old rookit! plli:her has played hU by the Pittaburgh first baseman dro ·e in four Ph .,le · ·,, ' i_n• d cards n&ht mLo &econd place ir: 11iapped Don Ory 1dale·9 aix-game d ou bl e a�_! I the National League race. winning streak ror U>s A11gele1 The betPtttaded 1K>Uthpaw, who and enabled George W itt to win 1011 four of hi1 fin! ail: pmea, biJ fint a:.a me 1mce 1 958. Ne!aon· 1 ltat reeovertd in 1ime to lffld St. home run gave P1Hsburgh a 2- 1 Lotlii 111:yrocketinc fNllb oat lead io the opening liming and his 1ame1 bad: 9n .J111)' 7 to ' �Ofll)' 3" atretchi. ng or a .rouline single into behind the le.a11Ue-le.-dJ:q ! Pitts� a double Jed to a. Pirate rally ' In NEW ud Dy the ail.th that wu dimaxed . . b\lr;a:b J>lrat.u. 91deci.i made it leut �-· Bill M.utos10·• 1wo-run smgle. in .hb l■R fiM dee�, ¥ San Fr:andsco scored five t1me1 beat the Milwaukee Br�111. '• in t,he se venth inning with the aid Tifu.raday night to raiH ', hli rec- or Philade lphi.a catcher Clay Dal ­ �d lo G-5 a�d gan st. ' Loul1 i i.a ;ry mple 'a e rror o n a J)Ol1ible !hi.rd- , � ,eye11th 1tra1gh1 trium,Dh. Phone lff,l-,71M out throw to the plate and Willie t riple that POM ERflJJ0 j)mO : Piltsburgh dereated LO� All geJu. ;.tcC'cr,,ey'a pinch-hit . orlanJo Ce­ t�s in chptd f-1. San Francisco rall ied to edie Philadelphia, 8-7, and Chicap took a �3 decJ.sion from (.'.:ineht­ nati in other National Leaa:u:e (t:ames. Washington handed Citidt,o its fourth str.iight setback, 2- 1, and Plenty ol tallle BMlon awept a doubleheader from treats in slore! Kanw City, 5.3, and 9-1, in the only American Leag:ue ...,ction. Try o.r Sadecki, wbo doe11n't ' believe in Refreshing the baaebal l adage that pitchers 1.EMON or ,ORANG!l are paid to l)ilch, not hit, helped tlis own cause with two •litiles and scored two or the Caniinal runa. He fanl'led eittlt, but couldn't con­ tain Hank AaTon . The )4i111'aulr.ee Comer LocUBI and Feurth Sirslugger drove ir1 both ryn, with a lint Inning llingle and hit %9th On Roule 7 In Middleport home run of the aeUOn in the ninth Bob Buhl loll bis fifth DRINK ,..,o FURNITURE 0 Ce'rdlalfy fm,:kes Yea To Oar' , I I I e •A .K E R P\JRNITURE .' • .'8 4-J, ,.:r ,. ·™ · 2 fer $5.00 • 1Jta'81" lJ!ll!II w,aM...,_ TROUSdl� · · · · $2.69 "i - � ... •. :•-:- · , • .• your LENNOX "'C;::•;�•' ::..: «�..::!. HO: DAYS! . IAm and SQfllED ■ • llr9kt ,r,or · JAC KETS - - :4' : ,: •',. ...,.,._ n · ' • -� Shirt 5111¥1 SPORT SHIRTS HAS 'WlNNING WAYS • W L Pd. GIi tht Green Ba y Packers �:' York '7 · I 'h · eago and Detrojt Lion& and two S1tor· day gatn es-1 Dec. JO pme at Baltimore · · • • 57 4& .518 7 San Fr ancisco and I Dec. 17 at Cleveland · · · · W 48 .621 6 Walhinaton 48 JO •• 9 Los Angeles. t& 62 .464 1 1 i,, On Thanks11"lvin1 Day, Dec. 10 Detroit o and Dee . 17 •ame 1 will be l ete- :. �.: cu, . : : �: ·�: vi9ffl nafi9� and the others 1'hurtur't eeultt will be t.elevl�ed on • re1io111l The schedule fUfs through Dec. S, lit City ... Kan 5 Bodon 1 i ba l . The fifFL NI centin11il1,: its 1 8 and JncJull�• � Sunday tefeliQ '.b � i>,u '' ■ -loa f KlftlM c.,., 1, 2fwl l i a c ty po t t . of ca&ts, the Than,k,�lv�ng Da� game WNlhlflffek 2 CMc:a9' I, nllM where t h e .ga�e la played . ()My' ••-- .'61111Mitll · · ·· no comp1� TV ldi6dufe: ··· p.... i ... ,NI J' ,rW. Lollie at t. �Wq;. lel(itt. 2$--.,! ..,.,.,..,... ot •• · --Los An•eJe,, lo.I " ...... 1M. Y"'k Su"1M,, ·:Sept . ......,..ijew . Cit, Y• at ,-,, IC...-• � at Saft i'rancisco, M'1llfrigton tt Baltimore, Ch ic.eo )It Gree:n Biy, Sunday, Ort. :Z'-Nfw Yd'rk Jt St Louis, 0.ToJo at Bal'Ufflore, Wt.,_. Mt "' .._.,. IN. ,altl m�� ■t C�"•l•rwf ...,.._ Detrci\ t · it <freen ... Bay, Los A n11-1 ft •11 M Eana gel,� at Sin Fr�ilCO, y'. ..... ....... Sunc:ftry,, Oct. t-New York : at I at · ct.lntlt PiUsbur1h, Baltimore at Grtien WNfon- .. Dtt,Wt Bay, Los 4ngele, at Chic:.go, l■lti� at c1..,. 1..wl Sao FritncilCO at Detroit, DaDas Ntw Yort at KM1M11 Clf\r, •'8ht at W11blngton, St. Loui.9 at Ph.Hade)pblo. NATIONAL LIAGUI Sundey, Oct. 16---St. Louis at W L f:tct. GB Pittsburgh, Cle.veland at Dallas, Pittsburgh . . . . 38 40 ,38(1 Waihingt,on at New York, Detroit St. Louis . . . . . S8 44 31. at Pbilade)phta, Loi Angeles at Milwaukee . . . 111 43 ,5$'1 ' Baltimore, San Francisco al Chi­ Los A.'lgeJes . . 113 44 .546 5 cago. San Francisco &t 46 -� 7 Sunday, Oct. · 23-Pblb.delphia Cincinnati . . . 43 l7 .430 . 16 111 at Cleveland, Pltttbu1'1h at Wa.h­ Philadelphia 4( 60 .406 19 ington, Bllltimore at Detroit, Chi­ Chicago . , . , . . , 38 6 1 .384 21 cago al Lo!I AngeleH, San FranThunclly'i •••urts clffo vs. Green Bay at MilwauS Clncl1111afl 3 Chk:ap · k ee, Da II as iI S t. Loma. Sunday. Oct. 30-St. Louis 1 •l San ,,ant 11CO t PMl,llltlphla 7 N New York, Clevelanil at Washing- Pithhr"11 4 l N � 1 , N ' ton, Baltimore al Dallas, Chicago St. Louh 4 Mlt.Hltff 2, N ltthlay'1 P,.._W. Pikhffl. at San Francisco. Green Bay al L.. � at ,till .......11 Pittsburgh, S lffldar, · Nov. 8--New· · york at ..ht-C ...lg 4- 1 YI IONtts Sa n ,.,. ndtc0 at Pltfllturth Cleveland, Washi nglon at St - .. ic,hf.-.5, Jonea l3-1t .,1 Mh■II 1 Louis, Oreen Ba)' al BaIUmore, 7_ 5 I Los Angeles at Dallas. CMnwo at Ml lwaukH ttlthfSuncbi,-, Nov. 13-St. Loula at Ca rclWII S.10 tH · lul'tlett• H -6 Cleveland, Pittsburgh at New CIIIClnllMff at Sf. Lou II nlght· Yur.k, Washingtan at Phila deJI>h 1a 7 ,.1 Shnli,o.is 3,.1 Biiltimare at Chi('ago, Lo11 Angel- Purk•r ril y'1 Ga Sat 61 al Detl.'olt, Dallas at Green 5111 11'.-.nc�••• Pl� , Day;, _i.._!uMllr, Nov. 20--St. Loul.s at • tMe.lfO tt iiMIVraul'N ult f Stf L:ir-,.,..., ! wa11hln&:lon, Philadelphia at New Ctncll'lnll;I 1 a p -1•• N York, DetroH- ,t, Chicago, Los LOS A ...____ _ _ An . ift!i vs, G reen lar . �t Milwau� � $!;In ..{ral\,Ci8CO , at Dallas. SCOA I tMPRESstVE UPSETS I .........., . Nov. i24--Green Bay DEAUVILLE, France UPI-An• • al� DtiroJI. dres G lmeno of Spain and RllDSuhlfaj, N�. '1-l1eveland at ert H itillet of FrancP. scored ini.l. St Louis, New t.olt: lt Phil adel- presalve up.aetl in their profes1L lJhia', Washtlllto, , at �Pittsburgh, icm al tennis debuts Thursday. GiIna _ IP1'9U ,:trntl .....,j .,'.·ftwe 2!: 1, u...... ,..... ,...........N, AMER ICAJrrt L•AGUE I between . SS.tk> �,. C,mal Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 5, 1� STANDINGS N t:W YORK UPI-A record total of '1Q regular-RH(Jn Na· lionsl Football League games will be tel evised tbia :year beglnrii11g 'Friday, Sept. 28, with a ga111e between tl!oe St. Louis Card• ioals and tlie Los AJ\gelcs Rams in Loa ·Angek!1. I MEN'S ' • RttordTotal Of 70 Regular Pto Games l'ill Bt Televised METRO POLITAN MOTORS �,�1,,, i �, ��'\i.,�,... I\. ' field Petenen Tire. ani a11 In escelfrent condition. 0th• er lake$ reportiag faiT to good flfflii.g inctudre Barr Otk, Athen, County; f'e.ke,11 Rllll, MHII, and Atf'AouC,, W,uhil'lirtot,, V e t o. streams are reported as fall' to .good, fiahlna: pressure has been low. SE Ohio Lakts ed Better Than. Expttted ---- <tv�� ,.., � w�s�::fi:��M.tna- 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomero y-Middleport, 0., Aug. 5, 1960 SMITH CLOT H I NG CO. u.t . �-: , Dykes Begins Short Tour Of i Cleveland CL�VEL£ntr A� l� �?.!.�' srnoklnK Jimm)' D]lkH, a seven­ week contract I n hl1 pocket and lhl' 11\umping Cleveland Indians on hl11 himds, bea:an ht• 1lx(h tour or duty 1111 a major Jea1ue rnanag tr today. Dykes was Involved ln one of basebal1'1 zanlest ,.ap, Wednes, day when he Will -traded by De­ troit for Cleveland M11nager Joe Clordol1. He announced after the deal thal he d ld not contemplate any claah­ e& with Tribe General Mana,:et Frank Lane, but the first !iklrmlah devcloptid juat lf houn later when jovial Jimmy ••id he 11nder1tood he wa11 to receive I contract cover­ ln1t ne x t year from hi• new em­ ployer. At,..• Oft Ctntr'tct However, he and Lane agrood via a tona:-dl•tance telephone call and Dykea 1lt:n� tl\e abort-term 1 958 .MER CU RY . . . . $ 1 495 .., .t,nl W '""' lmenMtional Home run power may ht- tbe key to the �llle for third pl aee betwee n But(_alo and R ochester i n t ht l'ntt�na t1ona I League. , The �Bwons, !ast . st!ason � pc.n their dis• nut-wume r, utiliie� �ce alu�i'ni twi ce · Th urs<l .-il � � be _ al Jeraey cJ ly, 1 1 : 1 · . lfl 12 �n�1w . . Nor� Zauchm s •qtner _ in tJr.e . nmth firat sent the pD\e mto . extra innings. . ersey Cit y went .i head aga i n, l o-8, in the l llh, but Ja ('k Da� rs . • 1 tw0:>r�• � . er t �Bu.f .:t e �• b� ol t,"" naumg a 1 w f �- i.M1ty ot;.out �" 111nJO Hil'rntl, 1111. Y a Ben �teeny �ed to ma lce , the di.ffereru::e 1 • _Jloche9ters E 5 . Ro ck 's One-Hitter • Sizes 71'.i . II> 12 However a number oi lai:u are in pod c,�rulitjOn - with good cat.... $9.ff che, re,orttd. L � • .• I . �� in conditknta The Star Ex-Matslutft . , and . Southeastern Oh1.0---�flt pe. • G oe» To Sou tl;a Point •, ru ns in tfle Jluski� Qwtrict SO UTH POJNT. 0 , UPI - Leo Lali;es. At W� anll Lees ville Re,. B1 rcl , M'an�an College flasketba!l ll'VOtrs, C ,. Coun ty; Senttl , 1 �nine and' Tappe. , star who played 1 )'ear with trow- Guermrey ;i WllkJedi ilefwnct Peoria of tbe Nal:iona1 In- l R'arrisori , Pfed,nol\t, Qelft\M�, . J I (\..t rial :aut,t'ban 1,,eatue, h as Men nenied· baskefbaO and tract ,, : co·ach at So11fh Point High y ------x hit.!! l' vic;;: u::,:� =�tte ed si -..vwa: '"-THIR MAIN aa Columbus thUt Qut first pl.ace . SAN DIEGO UPI-The Wile of Toront� 1-6. TM vic&ory left ,he Jel.9 only a ,an\e behiM sixth light heavyweitht DOxing _eha!Dplace Montreal, Which i(lst t(I pion Arrhie Mool'e gave b&tll to }Uc,tnnond, 5-S, a boy Thursday, U1e coupl'e'1 K:en Hunt and DaTon Johnson firat arter two dau ghten . The homered for lhe Vee!!, while Joe baby weighed rive poundl, 14� Altobelli rai1ed 'hie \ea,!l;ue lead to ounces. --�•�-� . . Men's - Val- To $5.15 I Just came al�er the bat, kid, , and ffES TO KANSAS tl\en BWUrli on me. LAWRENCE, Kan, UPI-Bob 1'hfs latest epi Mod e i � th � li nt- Lamon, currentl y asslst1�t track awlnj:ln(I career o f Marlin m both coach at Oregon State Umverllltf, major leagues e�ptied both ben- has been named lo a similar fO, One Lot Of Boys - Regular $3.911 e eheK onto the held. -But none of sition at thie U11lversily of Kanlhe other players became invo!ved. sas for Ole new scf\ool year,. Sorry Now The rov,ld won Thnnd.,. was 'Tm sorry now that ii hap• �7. h3mers for the Royals. Sizes 8 lo 18 peppery l'Jtlly Marti-n's o� pened," Martin said later in l he STANDINGS affall' wuh Cubll 11t1ttinc �r dte.sing room. W � Ptt. GI ht• He denied 71 36 .1184 "111 Breftr. The blow &rokt tlte tflrew tfle bat at Brewer. "It slip roronto rJone under llrewer•s rlgltt �e ped vut ol my h1nd'11,'' he said. 63 50 .558 1 l Richmond and put him out or action foP a :1,5 52 .514 1 6 St-,we..r left tbie eame and went Rochester mont'h. 56 .63 .51f. l G t-1 We,18y Bfpmorlal Hosp\Ull for Buffalo Cash Bahr, Owner M utin, who was thrO'\m: out �1 ,urfel'y. In M .472 20¼Jeuey City the iame after the fwief fl\flTY, .436 he 2 R 62 1 T 48 had tapped Brewer Montreal ed 4 '1', lffl)Dl.f:PORT NO. SECOND AVE. 9id ltttir he had bf'com· e affltred for two runs on three sint\es i n Colu111Dus . . . . 47 '13 .427 25� l'it!c-auu Brewer was throwln, 1t the opening inbln& and scored the Mipmi . . . . . . . . 45 03 .417 26½ frts tiead. flnal tal'l·y in the 1eventh on a hcoftct tnrililif 'fllt alD&le, an In field o'ut and another "Nobody's a:olng to throw at my ,1n&1e. , Jt ead'," he nlcf. Sl\offltop Ernie Banks gave tht> Il was In the ttto1'd �- � cub, the boost they needed to win Bi'ewer'1 first pitch was ht'Jh aiid . t e pme, acorlnt three runs 011 h lnslde, hlttin& Martin'• bat . ,; le ' a homer and II aingfe. It was ducked. On tfle ne11.t r,ltfh, 11..-tln Banta· 30th homerun ot the �ea 11W11n1 and the bat 1fent near1,, to ,on and hla thiee RB'J's gave him t1re mctand. a total of 87 - both tops In lbe •: M utin marched after It anl the NatiOnal Leatue. His third-innin g punch followed. 11iouah, wh, t oc- iingle l<!ored one run and hi� ' curred bet.ween the two lmmedl- homer came with Rlchie Ashburn 11te1y preceding the h11ymaker de- on base in the sixth. - - - - - · -- - - -- · - . pendll on who 11 talklna. "He ,tarted saytna some thln11 to qi.. when I Kot out there d A C1fflMHI ."" Nlthfl • ii.vln• me a tot', or mo\ltb, f· ilt him,'' Martin said. ''U ept quiet, 11othlna would hal/e happened," Brewer tells its thla way. He aald he asked Martin " 'Do you TONIGHT I want to lla:ht . ' and Bill)' aaid 'no. Denny Miller as New Tamm i• "TARZAN, THE APE MAN" {New MGM In Color) - also AnlWII Ekberg ln " SIGN OF THE GLADIATOR'' (T4tChnlcolor) A 110 cartoon ft-...1 �s WIR I ----- •"""'6 I.AR' ffL l, • ,S pUllCh Mafllll I we've got a WINNER for YOU! r, Load �· Fl'rst Game On A ugust E ight h • e/ iUllll ' f COAL, OILr fAS ' .' F U R N t,, ('I S �, ••• ' . • • • . - ' • Ethel Nelson and grand• �ttt. Dee Thomas. and Osa Tlirner were business visitors in :CllliPolia, Monday. �,rn. l• ••• •• • :• •• •• ••• •• •.•• •' •• ••• • ••• '•• ••• •'• ( :• •• IE11joy Circle's ome R un rower " · w . A. ll - S tars JD 5 -2 I May Be Key fo . M e1gs OV Dr Coa lton Th ur� ..1av Thinl R-L="" � '- . . ,..ron g sentch ••na:Ie off · . 5.h orlitop• I Meigs County ' s L i ttle Leag u e Tr OJans defeate d a :n . •he . I Coa lton team 5•2 on Lt!fly Lanny Tyo · s one-hitter Thursday Klo�e m the th�� m,un� _ ing l_n Wellston set t i ng the stage, .11hou_l d M _ iddleport win � ·• ""' ,��rd ,p 1 '.,_*� 0'••·• even ow , p1 ..,d , ....0 r;I""" • • tomghl , l o r a11 all-Meigs seoond ro u nd e I 1m 1 na t100 game A u g- ,.. but by t'hen its re<:ove r)' was too ust 8. late lo .11et the run ne r. Off.ic;:1al Woody Cali's All Stars hu'.llp ' a 9ha k)' first innillj:, WIS l»lk>uch- W elhi ton Li tt1 e Le:.gut Touroainto Clay Town11h1p this t' \'.tn;11J.: · ablt> with his speed iftlm tliie port menl acorera entered it as a f al 6.30 A v1t· lor}'. wi l,l put tht-:11 mJ e. Crn1llon·s .Faug.M _walled to "hi' t ." again�I John n)' Young s !'om;et"t,) - lead off the ,1u1 JDnlN. J9flea Coalton . . . . _ . . . 200 000---2 l 3 ' forced t1. im, 1'yo t� Cito, ltadn e star� next Monday. _ Tr ajaru _ . . . _ _ _ _ 1 01 21 1:--5 S 1" M'eacham and J ones. Tyo anil Last uigh l . Tyo , ·1fler surym11g four atr1Mhl £ret t�ltetl lo f1r1t - b:n;i• ga�· e Coafton tWo runs. M enchin i ' The Trojans began gettie g e them D ark in th ir haff ot the 117• first. With two out Rick Mt'II• Delightfu lly Scrv('d l'hini Ninglerj, mo�d to Rcond• oo a passed ball, a-nd scettd oo Bot, With Your Favorit e F: m ler's grourufer that was mls-ni.._ "Ill handlNI at shortstop. Side Dishes In the third Jan Clio homered over t h e leH field fence and i n ... ro,rlh Emler and Bostic mat• , Corrected date� for l1r�1 round 111• ,. games in the Puny Das1•h;1II T1J ur- ·died si ngles in th!lt order, bulh nament at Syriirnsc H1·<·rt·11 t w n eomm� home on Dick Wert>· 's CHICAGO UPI _ The Ciadl.. single. Club P.irk are: ria Li Reds won the roultd but a.it Sy ra cuse vs Alhnny At1i,:11�1 ll I Ty o home red with the base, the fight Thursday, S-3, to t he Pt . Pleuant AmN 1l· a m \'8 Mt· l' mpty over the left center fi!"ld Chic110 Cuba, fence in the rifth. Arthur, Augusl 9 The km w-,i the ei8,hlb in the Phone WV-1-3973 Racine vs. Nf'w lfavPn. AUJ.t 1 0 I Mike Me.irham, Coalton pltch- paat 1 1 gal'.MI of thil rOM ii,ip. After the game the -... tqe11 M iddle port vs Pl. l '!ca�,111t Na e r, wal ked one, fanned three, Pomeroy Ill B. Main while Tyo walked eight, hit tm e off for SI. Lo uis and a weft end lionals, Aug. 1 1 . Semi-final!! ar� on Au�us\ 1 5 and r nd fan ned I I . 11,eries with lhe St. Louk Cardin• Open 6 A.M. to 1 0 P.M, D•ily The only hit of( Tyo was a alll beginllffi£ with a game to• 1 6 wilh the finals Augui;\ I R -- - --. -�, -niJht 8-0b Pw-key 10·7 ) i1 sched- 1 uled t• pitch for tbe Reds l(lli Qlt ' Curt Simmons (3-l) for the Cardi. Delicious 'fe� �1:• 1 pony D3tts Put CI RC LE'S Restaura nt I I , ,, , I I I ... ..' ' . .. \ ' '' ' , ,· I • .,, ... . \ \ I I \ ' .. Fl· nsterwald Is TF3)•1• Jn )IIJJ --" I I I 1 I ' WITH ONE OF THESE USED CAR BUYSI . . . $2695 1 95 7 CAD I LLAC . wh11e . Louks and Coupe Dl•Yil le. Ueaut ifol all ride11 !lke new. Your btJlll v�luc. LET . . $ 1 995 1 958 CHE. VROKtccrin i,r 111111 hruk1•� . /\ Bel Air 4 l>oor Power youthf ul car ln�ldc and out. i . . • . $1 1 95 1 958 EDSE L . . . .lhu1 1ur co11d 1tlmw.tJ Ranger 4 Dr. Keep cool in beauty . Compare 'the car or t hll pr1t'e , tlus can't be bell l . 495 1 957 CHE VRO LETsh11r. .1 $1 liltl11 rar. 1 Bel A.Ir Hard Top. A rl•PI Lu1dou1 areen. A dilly for a filly. Second Round w ��THJo.;nSFJELD, Conn. UPI-Rol1 Rosburi:. one at the bett ro1kn <m the pro gr>lf circuit, today nrried a one-.11roke lead into the .1erond round of the InM11ru n('t City OJ)en tournament. The 1 gog PliA champion fr.Jlt'I Ovc-rland Park, Kan., Iliad seven onP•putt greens in Cliirvia, obt a gj,c . under•ptr M in Th11nday'1 opening round at �he Wflher1• fit•ld Country Club. Dkk Knight at Apple Valley, C'al it. , and Don 1-'all"Oeltl: of Jatk · sonville, Ill., also turned in bot rounds In their first tQur over the B. 548•yard layout. Like Rosburg t hf'y m11de the turn Jn 32 and C'heC'ked In with 66'�. D0111.t Pord or Cry1tal Rl\•�r, Fla. , Dave Ragan of , Orlando, Fla ., •nd Oow FlnHcrw,1d of ·requcsta, t,'Ja., wer'e rle2 dlooJuid, at B7 whllc Jackie Burke Jr., al Ki anwsha Lake. N. Y,, who won thl• tournament with a record-break• Ing 268 ln 10ti8, w,n brat'ketcd wilh three others at 60. 2 Door. The Dlw M. E;_veryorie from Gr1111dmu to Junior will ride In lhis 11pace happy ('llr. 1 95 1 957 FORD . . . . . . . . $1 C<"cmo­ Falrlane 2 Door. 6 cyl. en1dne fur real my. Automatic drive for e1111)' drlvi1 1 1i1 , 1 956 OLDSM OB I LE . $1 095 88 - 4 Door. Pull ,away from the crowcl ln lhi11 quality car that has powt•r, 1n•p & l)l!r11nr1plity. 1 955 FORD . . . . . . . . . $995 Counlry Sedan. Start th11t vpcation tod.n y in thhr spacious H pu!!l11ent1er station w1111!ln ' lt'1 •harp:· 1 956 MERCURY , . , . . $995 2 Door. 2 doon safe for tho�e wild k icl11, This Is the one thl?y ' ll like to iO In, too. 1 954 OLDSMOB I LE . . $695 Super 88, 4 Door. !fore 11 a tood 1olld car thpl la worth much more. ·rry It. 1 952 BUICK . . . . . . . . $395 Super Rlvlera Cou1)e. Still a 1harp looklnM" <'fir. Run, 100(! too. MEIGS TIIIAYRE Pomeroy. QN� 1 952 CHEV!ROLET . . . $295 1 949 NASH . . . . , . , . . $ 1 95 2 Door. A good Utt t work car, TDNl9HT Walt Dlmey Prelenta Robert Loult Stevenaon', "kIDNAPflEI)" In 'l't<holeolor IATUIIDAY "KILi.Di or XILIMANJAIIO" Robert Taylor - Anne A\lbre} - tllo _. "fflREE CAMS TO KRJ.." Cameron lll tehtll, John Lupton COMIM Aue. IUN., -• M1t1 T\IIL Wall D11ne,'1 "SLEEPING BIDAU'l'Y" Ill Twbllcolot st1te1UT1.an. Comea from • Sood family - and •how1 U. • . r . ·l ," '1 I ; , l ;:.;, ' • ' Karr &· V111 Zandt , • , , , I • •olI , I O <J • • • • • c;.IOlo�tmoblll-Ramb�! , lJY,Nlq ,_.,oy _.,, t behind r the ��! �:�;:�:r·� ��� night to become the I1JII Ohio N•• tional Baseball Con� c?lam• pwns. lloclc held New Plt,ila�lphia hit, less until Lbe latt third- orf the lift)! inni-na: wbtl} Jim Ekhel j:Ol a scratch infield hit to deep sltort lo break Ure wel l. Rock fanned . 1,11 1:smen. llfbite w1Ul.i'l\c fwe, in his nea perlttt game. _______ COLVMBVS UPI _ local raini t, ro,,.. oirt tlt-e .i:a tie have CTeated . kd ,1· s •·1- to 1 - i.dk Dnl ill • nu,ftber ' atreams and IOIRt! lakes. r, ,;, I Scfloor. -- j�iiiii • Just - RO'OMS !:w _. $299° ,o. I wn f.'J rf-L•··• " C B ff, Ml6'to" s!. I · l . . ; f: r•c!•��' at : : d••,:h•lt. hila e .I' a ..Dec:, . -' . : • . ,;J aHured Jimmy that I had no other m1na1ter I n mind for next year, 10 he ha• a better chance thin anybod)'," Lane aald. Dykes' rirat Job will be to build the apirlt of the at11mblln1i Indian• who came home with one of the m01t dismal record■ ever C()mplled In the EHi. They loat nine or 13 &ames. .re· SATURDAY ONLY CUiton Webb, Dorothy McGuire "fflE REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER" {Technkxllor) - al10 Glenn Ford - F.rnt!lt Borgnlne "TORPEDO RUN" (Technicolor & Scope) Al.SO CARTOON SUNDAY and MONDAY Paul Newman - Jack Canon Joan Collins. J&anne Woodward "RALLY ROUND FLAG BOYS" (Technicolor &. Scopel Loui, Prima - Kelly Smith "HEY BOY, HEY GIRL" ALSO CARTOON - iiltro - '....,....'1:-1.� ,/. ...... - .. � !' :• lt!l!J1 *•::.t: ' • t-:;.-.;..__,. NOW GOING ON CLOSING OUT ·· 1 MO MO D ELS ·"......_._,· ...-·•ai rr1ee1 w ,._ -Bu No .ft. THl 1:tAfl!i LOW(fff - JII "" l 1 NaCUIIY _ - tii,11 ..... tie. 1/t/f Olhor . - ' . ;,. ,· l , . ,._..,_ 5th and 6th FRIDAY AND SATU�DAY - AUG. . . ' TO 7:30 1'.M; llVElll' SUN AV, 1 1:30 PLENT . OF PARKING SPAC!l ' IN OUR NEW SHOW ROOM IN PC)MEROY Free Refreshme nts Free Drawing • • • • '' . Ill� - i" Spec ial ·aoat Sal• Duri�g - f'hi• ; ' ''.1: - • • ·� � ' ' ' ' ,i;. � MINIRIVJLLI, OMIO i FANS! �- � ., zt" a snr» � l $1�11 -1 If" ii sffljj' � · POllT�tai - > � • • !..r . 1958 FORD Custom �00 1955 PONTIAC � -J:A N-S i >' 1957 · DOPII, (uB1lftI foyil �- LJ and .lilee,u-. !>rakes, padded . dalh, �- wheel ers, radio , T•r ue.lltte Shal'J>. ; . . 4 Door '. ' Radio, automatle $1495 . $1395 ·: -, Ill, � $1695 Tudor Sedan 6 cyl. Standard trans­ mission. One owner.· Blue and while finish. ' I ' Lar� 2 P o. or Station. Wagon . 6 cyl. , , 4 pgoj-_ Cptalina. 1 Standard ,trans., !I- passenger . On<>·lo' . triilsintss ion. ' cal owner. '· -- f'i•t,r ST. MAit -L MOTOIS AN METROPOLIT • I ('> , .. · . · · · 1957 PONTIAC . ' 1959 .STUMukft \ W�� !,. Wator Y� OPIN t A.M. 10 I P.M. -- ·� ' WE AR!l GIVING AWA"'- A BUN D, Nllw' ' RSGISTER NOW 19'0 - 7111 H:P. SCOOT NOTHING TO BUY - �WING LABOa DAY ' ' . I �ill. • • - SIGNS REDSKINS PACT LOS ANGELE.$ UPI-Johnny Wuhlngton Olszewski, veteran Redskins tullbeck, finally signed hi! 1960 contract Thu,sday, ap­ parently dispelling • reports he would be traded. lunct.y, Dec. 11-New York at Washington,, Philadelphia at Plttl­ burgh, Baltimore at Los Angeles, Chica&o at Cleveland, Dallaa at Detroit. Satun:tay, Dec. 17-Gree� B:ay ' at Los Angeles. Su nct.,, Der. 18--Cleveland ..t New York, Philadelphia at Wasll, . ing_ton1 Pitt!lburgh at St. Louj1, Baltlmore at San Francisco, Chi­ cago at Delrolt, . SfflORGASBORO , 'i:: at St. Louis, Washington at C.,eve­ land, netroit at Bn1timore, Green Bay at Chicago, San Fl'anclsco' at Los Angf:lles, Dallas at New York. S..turd■y, Dee. JO-Green Bay at San Francisco. ,; · · · TO THEIR GIANT • • , 1•. �}!� BROWM'S MA RIN E f,,. I�� ' BOAT St:IOW I tralian Mal Anderton 8-6, 4-6 a nd �3. AND G IAN T BOAT SALE v.. WNh a . "' ' Dyke, 11ld he signed H a f4vor to Lane. "I don't want to embarran you. I'll be In Cleveland Friday night," hp told Lane. Lane made ii clear that Dykes' late with the Indians hinged on his at,Olty to spark a flre under the falterln&, fourth-place team. :f�t3��d �:�u � :t:at�� 11 mpr Se11in. ' Power 1691. I tnliio. , "'IT•" . -- 1 957 ,,.- ::. 4 Door and 6 cyl., OVl!rdrtv,, radio WHIie s/dewi,ll 1, 11ree. Sedan. nenle.r. · '"' 4 Door Sedan. Radio , healer, auto ma­ tic lransmlsaion. 2 tone green. Nice .appearance and mechanically OK, $895 fORD Fairlane I 9S� ' 2 .Door �dl,n , Fordomalic tnnsmissfon, fldio and heater, new flnjsh. $795 ,' 1• . ;GDGE au• s.da11 heaier, VS engine, drive !ranlomisliion. �6'- •nd ' $59 .'· ,. over, ' ,: '( I " 6ns Co. ,,,. !ti: �- . Sadttki Is No $50,000 Bonus Bost For Carets After l'inning·Fourth In Five Starts, 4 to 2 St Loui!I thought it hid a SM,· game. prda collecttd hit 18th homer for 000 bonus bu1t m fl.a>" Sadecti lloQ;y Nelson·1 'lf'VPnlh horner the Giant,, while !ft>l'7 Gonulet earl)' th11 seaBOn, but lhe It.year- and some head• u p ha1e runn ing \ mft ftln:f with • old rookit! plli:her has played hU by the Pittaburgh first baseman dro ·e in four Ph .,le · ·,, ' i_n• d cards n&ht mLo &econd place ir: 11iapped Don Ory 1dale·9 aix-game d ou bl e a�_! I the National League race. winning streak ror U>s A11gele1 The betPtttaded 1K>Uthpaw, who and enabled George W itt to win 1011 four of hi1 fin! ail: pmea, biJ fint a:.a me 1mce 1 958. Ne!aon· 1 ltat reeovertd in 1ime to lffld St. home run gave P1Hsburgh a 2- 1 Lotlii 111:yrocketinc fNllb oat lead io the opening liming and his 1ame1 bad: 9n .J111)' 7 to ' �Ofll)' 3" atretchi. ng or a .rouline single into behind the le.a11Ue-le.-dJ:q ! Pitts� a double Jed to a. Pirate rally ' In NEW ud Dy the ail.th that wu dimaxed . . b\lr;a:b J>lrat.u. 91deci.i made it leut �-· Bill M.utos10·• 1wo-run smgle. in .hb l■R fiM dee�, ¥ San Fr:andsco scored five t1me1 beat the Milwaukee Br�111. '• in t,he se venth inning with the aid Tifu.raday night to raiH ', hli rec- or Philade lphi.a catcher Clay Dal ­ �d lo G-5 a�d gan st. ' Loul1 i i.a ;ry mple 'a e rror o n a J)Ol1ible !hi.rd- , � ,eye11th 1tra1gh1 trium,Dh. Phone lff,l-,71M out throw to the plate and Willie t riple that POM ERflJJ0 j)mO : Piltsburgh dereated LO� All geJu. ;.tcC'cr,,ey'a pinch-hit . orlanJo Ce­ t�s in chptd f-1. San Francisco rall ied to edie Philadelphia, 8-7, and Chicap took a �3 decJ.sion from (.'.:ineht­ nati in other National Leaa:u:e (t:ames. Washington handed Citidt,o its fourth str.iight setback, 2- 1, and Plenty ol tallle BMlon awept a doubleheader from treats in slore! Kanw City, 5.3, and 9-1, in the only American Leag:ue ...,ction. Try o.r Sadecki, wbo doe11n't ' believe in Refreshing the baaebal l adage that pitchers 1.EMON or ,ORANG!l are paid to l)ilch, not hit, helped tlis own cause with two •litiles and scored two or the Caniinal runa. He fanl'led eittlt, but couldn't con­ tain Hank AaTon . The )4i111'aulr.ee Comer LocUBI and Feurth Sirslugger drove ir1 both ryn, with a lint Inning llingle and hit %9th On Roule 7 In Middleport home run of the aeUOn in the ninth Bob Buhl loll bis fifth DRINK ,..,o FURNITURE 0 Ce'rdlalfy fm,:kes Yea To Oar' , I I I e •A .K E R P\JRNITURE .' • .'8 4-J, ,.:r ,. ·™ · 2 fer $5.00 • 1Jta'81" lJ!ll!II w,aM...,_ TROUSdl� · · · · $2.69 "i - � ... •. :•-:- · , • .• your LENNOX "'C;::•;�•' ::..: «�..::!. HO: DAYS! . IAm and SQfllED ■ • llr9kt ,r,or · JAC KETS - - :4' : ,: •',. ...,.,._ n · ' • -� Shirt 5111¥1 SPORT SHIRTS HAS 'WlNNING WAYS • W L Pd. GIi tht Green Ba y Packers �:' York '7 · I 'h · eago and Detrojt Lion& and two S1tor· day gatn es-1 Dec. JO pme at Baltimore · · • • 57 4& .518 7 San Fr ancisco and I Dec. 17 at Cleveland · · · · W 48 .621 6 Walhinaton 48 JO •• 9 Los Angeles. t& 62 .464 1 1 i,, On Thanks11"lvin1 Day, Dec. 10 Detroit o and Dee . 17 •ame 1 will be l ete- :. �.: cu, . : : �: ·�: vi9ffl nafi9� and the others 1'hurtur't eeultt will be t.elevl�ed on • re1io111l The schedule fUfs through Dec. S, lit City ... Kan 5 Bodon 1 i ba l . The fifFL NI centin11il1,: its 1 8 and JncJull�• � Sunday tefeliQ '.b � i>,u '' ■ -loa f KlftlM c.,., 1, 2fwl l i a c ty po t t . of ca&ts, the Than,k,�lv�ng Da� game WNlhlflffek 2 CMc:a9' I, nllM where t h e .ga�e la played . ()My' ••-- .'61111Mitll · · ·· no comp1� TV ldi6dufe: ··· p.... i ... ,NI J' ,rW. Lollie at t. �Wq;. lel(itt. 2$--.,! ..,.,.,..,... ot •• · --Los An•eJe,, lo.I " ...... 1M. Y"'k Su"1M,, ·:Sept . ......,..ijew . Cit, Y• at ,-,, IC...-• � at Saft i'rancisco, M'1llfrigton tt Baltimore, Ch ic.eo )It Gree:n Biy, Sunday, Ort. :Z'-Nfw Yd'rk Jt St Louis, 0.ToJo at Bal'Ufflore, Wt.,_. Mt "' .._.,. IN. ,altl m�� ■t C�"•l•rwf ...,.._ Detrci\ t · it <freen ... Bay, Los A n11-1 ft •11 M Eana gel,� at Sin Fr�ilCO, y'. ..... ....... Sunc:ftry,, Oct. t-New York : at I at · ct.lntlt PiUsbur1h, Baltimore at Grtien WNfon- .. Dtt,Wt Bay, Los 4ngele, at Chic:.go, l■lti� at c1..,. 1..wl Sao FritncilCO at Detroit, DaDas Ntw Yort at KM1M11 Clf\r, •'8ht at W11blngton, St. Loui.9 at Ph.Hade)pblo. NATIONAL LIAGUI Sundey, Oct. 16---St. Louis at W L f:tct. GB Pittsburgh, Cle.veland at Dallas, Pittsburgh . . . . 38 40 ,38(1 Waihingt,on at New York, Detroit St. Louis . . . . . S8 44 31. at Pbilade)phta, Loi Angeles at Milwaukee . . . 111 43 ,5$'1 ' Baltimore, San Francisco al Chi­ Los A.'lgeJes . . 113 44 .546 5 cago. San Francisco &t 46 -� 7 Sunday, Oct. · 23-Pblb.delphia Cincinnati . . . 43 l7 .430 . 16 111 at Cleveland, Pltttbu1'1h at Wa.h­ Philadelphia 4( 60 .406 19 ington, Bllltimore at Detroit, Chi­ Chicago . , . , . . , 38 6 1 .384 21 cago al Lo!I AngeleH, San FranThunclly'i •••urts clffo vs. Green Bay at MilwauS Clncl1111afl 3 Chk:ap · k ee, Da II as iI S t. Loma. Sunday. Oct. 30-St. Louis 1 •l San ,,ant 11CO t PMl,llltlphla 7 N New York, Clevelanil at Washing- Pithhr"11 4 l N � 1 , N ' ton, Baltimore al Dallas, Chicago St. Louh 4 Mlt.Hltff 2, N ltthlay'1 P,.._W. Pikhffl. at San Francisco. Green Bay al L.. � at ,till .......11 Pittsburgh, S lffldar, · Nov. 8--New· · york at ..ht-C ...lg 4- 1 YI IONtts Sa n ,.,. ndtc0 at Pltfllturth Cleveland, Washi nglon at St - .. ic,hf.-.5, Jonea l3-1t .,1 Mh■II 1 Louis, Oreen Ba)' al BaIUmore, 7_ 5 I Los Angeles at Dallas. CMnwo at Ml lwaukH ttlthfSuncbi,-, Nov. 13-St. Loula at Ca rclWII S.10 tH · lul'tlett• H -6 Cleveland, Pittsburgh at New CIIIClnllMff at Sf. Lou II nlght· Yur.k, Washingtan at Phila deJI>h 1a 7 ,.1 Shnli,o.is 3,.1 Biiltimare at Chi('ago, Lo11 Angel- Purk•r ril y'1 Ga Sat 61 al Detl.'olt, Dallas at Green 5111 11'.-.nc�••• Pl� , Day;, _i.._!uMllr, Nov. 20--St. Loul.s at • tMe.lfO tt iiMIVraul'N ult f Stf L:ir-,.,..., ! wa11hln&:lon, Philadelphia at New Ctncll'lnll;I 1 a p -1•• N York, DetroH- ,t, Chicago, Los LOS A ...____ _ _ An . ift!i vs, G reen lar . �t Milwau� � $!;In ..{ral\,Ci8CO , at Dallas. SCOA I tMPRESstVE UPSETS I .........., . Nov. i24--Green Bay DEAUVILLE, France UPI-An• • al� DtiroJI. dres G lmeno of Spain and RllDSuhlfaj, N�. '1-l1eveland at ert H itillet of FrancP. scored ini.l. St Louis, New t.olt: lt Phil adel- presalve up.aetl in their profes1L lJhia', Washtlllto, , at �Pittsburgh, icm al tennis debuts Thursday. GiIna _ IP1'9U ,:trntl .....,j .,'.·ftwe 2!: 1, u...... ,..... ,...........N, AMER ICAJrrt L•AGUE I between . SS.tk> �,. C,mal Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 5, 1� STANDINGS N t:W YORK UPI-A record total of '1Q regular-RH(Jn Na· lionsl Football League games will be tel evised tbia :year beglnrii11g 'Friday, Sept. 28, with a ga111e between tl!oe St. Louis Card• ioals and tlie Los AJ\gelcs Rams in Loa ·Angek!1. I MEN'S ' • RttordTotal Of 70 Regular Pto Games l'ill Bt Televised METRO POLITAN MOTORS �,�1,,, i �, ��'\i.,�,... I\. ' field Petenen Tire. ani a11 In escelfrent condition. 0th• er lake$ reportiag faiT to good flfflii.g inctudre Barr Otk, Athen, County; f'e.ke,11 Rllll, MHII, and Atf'AouC,, W,uhil'lirtot,, V e t o. streams are reported as fall' to .good, fiahlna: pressure has been low. SE Ohio Lakts ed Better Than. Expttted ---- <tv�� ,.., � w�s�::fi:��M.tna- 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomero y-Middleport, 0., Aug. 5, 1960 SMITH CLOT H I NG CO. u.t . �-: , Dykes Begins Short Tour Of i Cleveland CL�VEL£ntr A� l� �?.!.�' srnoklnK Jimm)' D]lkH, a seven­ week contract I n hl1 pocket and lhl' 11\umping Cleveland Indians on hl11 himds, bea:an ht• 1lx(h tour or duty 1111 a major Jea1ue rnanag tr today. Dykes was Involved ln one of basebal1'1 zanlest ,.ap, Wednes, day when he Will -traded by De­ troit for Cleveland M11nager Joe Clordol1. He announced after the deal thal he d ld not contemplate any claah­ e& with Tribe General Mana,:et Frank Lane, but the first !iklrmlah devcloptid juat lf houn later when jovial Jimmy ••id he 11nder1tood he wa11 to receive I contract cover­ ln1t ne x t year from hi• new em­ ployer. At,..• Oft Ctntr'tct However, he and Lane agrood via a tona:-dl•tance telephone call and Dykea 1lt:n� tl\e abort-term 1 958 .MER CU RY . . . . $ 1 495 .., .t,nl W '""' lmenMtional Home run power may ht- tbe key to the �llle for third pl aee betwee n But(_alo and R ochester i n t ht l'ntt�na t1ona I League. , The �Bwons, !ast . st!ason � pc.n their dis• nut-wume r, utiliie� �ce alu�i'ni twi ce · Th urs<l .-il � � be _ al Jeraey cJ ly, 1 1 : 1 · . lfl 12 �n�1w . . Nor� Zauchm s •qtner _ in tJr.e . nmth firat sent the pD\e mto . extra innings. . ersey Cit y went .i head aga i n, l o-8, in the l llh, but Ja ('k Da� rs . • 1 tw0:>r�• � . er t �Bu.f .:t e �• b� ol t,"" naumg a 1 w f �- i.M1ty ot;.out �" 111nJO Hil'rntl, 1111. Y a Ben �teeny �ed to ma lce , the di.ffereru::e 1 • _Jloche9ters E 5 . Ro ck 's One-Hitter • Sizes 71'.i . II> 12 However a number oi lai:u are in pod c,�rulitjOn - with good cat.... $9.ff che, re,orttd. L � • .• I . �� in conditknta The Star Ex-Matslutft . , and . Southeastern Oh1.0---�flt pe. • G oe» To Sou tl;a Point •, ru ns in tfle Jluski� Qwtrict SO UTH POJNT. 0 , UPI - Leo Lali;es. At W� anll Lees ville Re,. B1 rcl , M'an�an College flasketba!l ll'VOtrs, C ,. Coun ty; Senttl , 1 �nine and' Tappe. , star who played 1 )'ear with trow- Guermrey ;i WllkJedi ilefwnct Peoria of tbe Nal:iona1 In- l R'arrisori , Pfed,nol\t, Qelft\M�, . J I (\..t rial :aut,t'ban 1,,eatue, h as Men nenied· baskefbaO and tract ,, : co·ach at So11fh Point High y ------x hit.!! l' vic;;: u::,:� =�tte ed si -..vwa: '"-THIR MAIN aa Columbus thUt Qut first pl.ace . SAN DIEGO UPI-The Wile of Toront� 1-6. TM vic&ory left ,he Jel.9 only a ,an\e behiM sixth light heavyweitht DOxing _eha!Dplace Montreal, Which i(lst t(I pion Arrhie Mool'e gave b&tll to }Uc,tnnond, 5-S, a boy Thursday, U1e coupl'e'1 K:en Hunt and DaTon Johnson firat arter two dau ghten . The homered for lhe Vee!!, while Joe baby weighed rive poundl, 14� Altobelli rai1ed 'hie \ea,!l;ue lead to ounces. --�•�-� . . Men's - Val- To $5.15 I Just came al�er the bat, kid, , and ffES TO KANSAS tl\en BWUrli on me. LAWRENCE, Kan, UPI-Bob 1'hfs latest epi Mod e i � th � li nt- Lamon, currentl y asslst1�t track awlnj:ln(I career o f Marlin m both coach at Oregon State Umverllltf, major leagues e�ptied both ben- has been named lo a similar fO, One Lot Of Boys - Regular $3.911 e eheK onto the held. -But none of sition at thie U11lversily of Kanlhe other players became invo!ved. sas for Ole new scf\ool year,. Sorry Now The rov,ld won Thnnd.,. was 'Tm sorry now that ii hap• �7. h3mers for the Royals. Sizes 8 lo 18 peppery l'Jtlly Marti-n's o� pened," Martin said later in l he STANDINGS affall' wuh Cubll 11t1ttinc �r dte.sing room. W � Ptt. GI ht• He denied 71 36 .1184 "111 Breftr. The blow &rokt tlte tflrew tfle bat at Brewer. "It slip roronto rJone under llrewer•s rlgltt �e ped vut ol my h1nd'11,'' he said. 63 50 .558 1 l Richmond and put him out or action foP a :1,5 52 .514 1 6 St-,we..r left tbie eame and went Rochester mont'h. 56 .63 .51f. l G t-1 We,18y Bfpmorlal Hosp\Ull for Buffalo Cash Bahr, Owner M utin, who was thrO'\m: out �1 ,urfel'y. In M .472 20¼Jeuey City the iame after the fwief fl\flTY, .436 he 2 R 62 1 T 48 had tapped Brewer Montreal ed 4 '1', lffl)Dl.f:PORT NO. SECOND AVE. 9id ltttir he had bf'com· e affltred for two runs on three sint\es i n Colu111Dus . . . . 47 '13 .427 25� l'it!c-auu Brewer was throwln, 1t the opening inbln& and scored the Mipmi . . . . . . . . 45 03 .417 26½ frts tiead. flnal tal'l·y in the 1eventh on a hcoftct tnrililif 'fllt alD&le, an In field o'ut and another "Nobody's a:olng to throw at my ,1n&1e. , Jt ead'," he nlcf. Sl\offltop Ernie Banks gave tht> Il was In the ttto1'd �- � cub, the boost they needed to win Bi'ewer'1 first pitch was ht'Jh aiid . t e pme, acorlnt three runs 011 h lnslde, hlttin& Martin'• bat . ,; le ' a homer and II aingfe. It was ducked. On tfle ne11.t r,ltfh, 11..-tln Banta· 30th homerun ot the �ea 11W11n1 and the bat 1fent near1,, to ,on and hla thiee RB'J's gave him t1re mctand. a total of 87 - both tops In lbe •: M utin marched after It anl the NatiOnal Leatue. His third-innin g punch followed. 11iouah, wh, t oc- iingle l<!ored one run and hi� ' curred bet.ween the two lmmedl- homer came with Rlchie Ashburn 11te1y preceding the h11ymaker de- on base in the sixth. - - - - - · -- - - -- · - . pendll on who 11 talklna. "He ,tarted saytna some thln11 to qi.. when I Kot out there d A C1fflMHI ."" Nlthfl • ii.vln• me a tot', or mo\ltb, f· ilt him,'' Martin said. ''U ept quiet, 11othlna would hal/e happened," Brewer tells its thla way. He aald he asked Martin " 'Do you TONIGHT I want to lla:ht . ' and Bill)' aaid 'no. Denny Miller as New Tamm i• "TARZAN, THE APE MAN" {New MGM In Color) - also AnlWII Ekberg ln " SIGN OF THE GLADIATOR'' (T4tChnlcolor) A 110 cartoon ft-...1 �s WIR I ----- •"""'6 I.AR' ffL l, • ,S pUllCh Mafllll I we've got a WINNER for YOU! r, Load �· Fl'rst Game On A ugust E ight h • e/ iUllll ' f COAL, OILr fAS ' .' F U R N t,, ('I S �- -- �' _. (9) S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 5, 1 960 t cent, PGt' nrd, one lnlerei.on.. 111.niP)wn charJe - - 60 cent.. I OIDtl per wwd fv dine CJOawwllUVC) � �al - one manlb. for 30 cenfJ per Wor11. 1\ill rate ol 4 oenll per word will be obaraed for adverti.&i.D.j If DO& paid witbul 10 daya an.er recehiDa bill lknn in Adve:tlainc - &bowel be r"9(':1flld lmmrdiatei,,. The Dtily Seottnel will not 'De rmpouible lw more than ooe incOI'- CANNING Tomatoe1 $1.00 per bushel. Victor Swain. Racine Ohio. 8-4-31• - Car,! al 1"lanu and f:ripecJal NoUce, o4 Ev""1U ,1.uo. Obituariea ,utillabed at l WJL per Word, a DAYS I DAYS J DAY 'l'IOBDS I MO. tlOc II tlOc fl .36 $1.20 $1.80 tlOc '8.00 'lie ,1.ao JIii Ada ncel.Hd bJ 10 A-,if.. wW b& Jn Uat dll r·• ..pee. .. ..... "� PHONE WY-2-21 57 11I Notices 18l I SORR EL MARE 1 0 year■ old weight 1500 51lund. Aho rub tired wagon Clarence Koehler Tuppen PJaina, Ohio. 8+3Lp Auto Sales lllMITI AND PEST CONTROL , �.FOHD I ½: - TON Truck. - M[ new lire, and molo,. Good coni,, Pein. ,_ In-Ion. '"'"" NI 11J Matlwlwlcle. Phone R. dition. Phone A. N. Bengel, WY2-J272. A. hr,ict 'Station WY2, 8-4-Jlc ;:.,, 4-26-tfi: --- - --- 1947 CHEVROLET 2·door. Can be tie . now !lave a complete seen at Pomeroy Sunoco, Bill Jacob!. fltAVIL SERVICE. If you. are 8-3-3tc pint to •R y fottign country or a.nywhere In the U . S. e:ive � CADILLAC sale $189�. Hud top Coupe. The ,nark o! success. UI a call. No service charge, nv Here'a your chance to own AmHlras. TAWNEY STUDIOS, -t2J erica's fine st at A1t1er1ca s Io wGalilpoli1,, Second Avenue, est pnce. A true villue. Karr & Phone Gt 6-161� or GI 8-1243. 8·3-3tc Van Z11ndl, Pomeroy 7•21-lfc 1 9:5:; BUICK llO!!.rdmaslrr $9 115. 4 Door Sedan. "uu·k's ftnl!st and best. This 011e·s had the:: FOUND LARG E black hound. lineal care. We c11n prou,lly 0.,ner can have same by pay­ you to its one ownl!r. refer lnc tor ad and keep. Otes Mar- 1 Pomeru .v . Blaettn11ra, 8-5-tHc Hollow, Rock ret, Gruiuer 1 - -- I i I 161 Lost and Found 8-2-6tc Sprln11, THE MEIGS CO. FOX Hunters will hold a Ham .!!hoot Sunday . IL Bald Knob&. I I'. M. 8-�- itc 1 95� PONTIAC V8 $79!> . .2 Door Sedan and Uard Tap. Choice of two fines ens al this price. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 8-5-61c I - ----------- ( 2 1 ) R ol '-'state (9a Marine Suppl ies ■ -- -----�- 12 l C or d f Tho n ks � Soles 1-8-1 - Auto - -------- ----- Business Sc,rvic111 Mu■ ..... ..., .... ... ON -• l I ' ... ( 1 4) For Rent For Sa le ( - 19M OLDSMOBILE Va $565 2 I WILL NOT be reHponaivle for Door Sedan. Spotless twu loue any debtl contnctcd by anyone &reen rlnlsh. Hydr,unatir. Hlaetolher than my1elf. 8-5·6tc I tnara, Pomeroy. (Signed) John T. Fisher 1906 CHEVROLET va Bel Air AddreH 1�29 Nye A ve., Sl .090, 4 Door Scd,111. Worth Pomeroy, Ohio. much more. A beautiful c,ir. . 8·1J 3tc , 8-5-fll.c Bl11ettnars, Pomeroy. I WILL NOT be respon11!ble Jor IIU' debla con tfl:lclcd by anyo tte 1 9&3 PLY M OUTH. Norbert Neutz· line, Pe11.cock Ave., Pomeroy. olher than my1elf. 8 4 3tc (Signed ) Leonllrd Van Mct�r, Addre11 1 10 Ebenezer St. Pomeroy, Ohio. · USED 2 H.P. MITCHELL AIR ft.l.3tc Conditioner. Ph , WY2·3874. ROUND AND SQUARE OANC.E 8 1 6tp :-------- ____ Salurd■y night, Augu1t 6 CM:n 11:80 to 1 2 : 30 at Pomeroy MooKe HOSPITAL ,BED COMPLETE. Like Lodje. All Moose members and new, Call WY 2-3�13. lriend1. 8-rl-3tp (8) 1 , 6tp FOR RENT-Comvt,tely removat-� -=:-;-:::--:-: ed 3rd floor apartment ovtr; PUBLIC SAU! O the Stiffler Sh"" Store on -Gou · 1960 •• "f\llTURDAV, A UG, St., in Pomerof. Laree 11\ting �:30 2 1_ P. WFJ: WISH TO THANK everyone room, 2 bedroom,, with cloaet1, who extended any courtesy or The unders1,::n�d wil! oHcr for large walkln hall cloaet, dining hlo at public nucl 1011 11t the klndnea1 during the illness 11nd room, kitche'n, bath and utlllly L: h;tc ho,�e or the Mccorge death of our Mother, Mary room. Newly tlnlahed hardwood Quigg on LJnc□ln liill, PomeProffitt, eapeclally the Minis• !loon, 1118 wall fumace, elec• roy, Ohio, the following pertera, Rev. (.:aato and llev. 'l'ibha tric hot wltcr tank, Kitchen y. propert soll�I Norris pallbearers, t·reclirnd . has bulll-ln C11binel1. Srd floor Matching Antique Bed ari,d and alnien, Crlcn,.IH and neighoverlooklng Court St. porch Marble Trip Drcs�cr, Slnglc Mcbor. both 11.t Syracuae and Ml. 8-2-tc Phone WY 2-2080, WalSingle (comph!te), I Bee. t.il Morl■h. nut Bed (complete;, Bed llnens FOR RENT-Three office rooms The Profflt Family. (Including blankets 1.atd 1pre•.1dd 8-3-atc over SUUler Shoe Store on Curt11lm, Mirrors (1::old and Court st., in Pomero!J. eecond wood fr11me1J, Steamer trunk, floor. One Iargtt 18 x i.il ft, room Z,e1k, Anliqut: Chclit of Drawwllh adjolnlnl,t J2 11. 12 ft. room en, Drop Leu! t11tles, Muble 64 rONTIAC Hie $493 ChidlAin One 10 x ld fron� room. All �hcU Hall Hack wlth Mirror, Deh1x f-door. Thia one can't newly painted wtU1 new floor _upholst�rc� Ho? m Li\'mg be beat at this 1>rlcc Doc8 eYcry covc rlnizs. Phone W\' 2-2080. t:halrB, G. K ltcfr!Gl.lralor, Gas thlna: but 111 u11 11nd beg. You'll 8. 2. lfc R11ng:e, Wealini;::hvu!lc Hoaster I really lllt11 It. �e for your1t1lf. ».nd Stand. China and Gla11- SLEEPING rooms cloat Jn town. Karr and \"an Z'andl, Pomeoy. 8-3-6tp 127 Butternut Ave wue, Cruet.a, Garden Tools, l-3·3tc Cherry StMndJJ, W11lnul Sl1t11dB, Ml OLOSMOBll.E salt ,1000. 88-Sq. Pede,lal Table, Pielurc,, ( 2C) ) 4 door Sedan. Be11utlful lwo Lamp, (Floor 1111d Tabl(!), Man----- --lOne blue. Power &toerJoa and ttl t:lock, Wall Shelve�, Bnoka APA.h.11'M EN1'8 - ,tflirmahed anct power brake.. A (]U11ity car. \i"n t umllhed. MdlM&an. . Middle (lar&e 111Sortml!nt) Smger SewTruly a good value. Karr & port, P hone WY 2·:M>82, 2 8 U Rui;::s, Rockln11 ina; Machlnc, 8-3·3tc Van Z1mdt, Pn1neroy. Chain, St. Ch�lrs ( ca uc an d LL lllt flUR NACli. w■ 10Ud 1eat1,, Porcelain Kitchen . HOU I - c,- UN4 c.,. I 1_,Htlk&, Arnll,11 Ir. Table, To111tmulcr 1'oa5ter, ..__. ftlo All Moltot . t S ■ Xilchen Utenails, Vases and hen,,, ,ir cu.., � ....' '1•11-tf .,.._.. IMT•O-ITAN MOTOC& WYUIM,. Pitchers, Tray�, Work Tools.. of the "lho\'e arc collec­ AIR CONDITTWll1'0, UFIIIOSR, Many ,.. .,.,. GIiie tor'• Item, and valuable anti• ■lion 1enilee. Jack'■ Retrt,:era, quea for m11ny years In the 0, PONTIAC 1110 J,190. Chleltain tlon. New Haven. ('baDt 'nJZ• family of the Jatc Geori;::e Z-door. Herti l• rea! 11vlne1 tor 8-11·� , _ 11131, McQulH, )'Ou in a solid car. A good de• pendable job. A 1le1I of • deal. Term■: (;11h at tlme of sale. A' ICTIONi NM •..,....,1.... for Hcld.nt, X■rr • Van Z•ndl, Pomeroy, c.m,ttte ..,.... C,ltt _ Wllll1m McQuigg, 8-S.3tc Wrftoi - or C.,. Owner. G8 MERCURY Hie $1303. Med11l1t Crltt Bradlor<I, A, C. UADl'OID, ..-. I 2-door. Push bu1to11 drive. Al Au<itioneer. 1llent 11 • so,u· lng aull. Plan N I BARGAINS 7-30-ele )'Our ucatlon In lhl1 81111: "M" U'1 ready lo Jo. Karr at Van TWO FEMALE ri!Jistered Bea1::lca Zandt, romcrot, ru nnlnt well $:!0.00 each or 8·3-3tc 138.00 for pair. Tom Reuter, De OLDSMOBlLI 11le $1891i. 88B·3 · 3lp Phone W Y 2-81136. door Sedan. YI Jtocket e nelne COAL FUIIN,'Cl8 with 11.tndard ahlh. Go-Go­ A. K, C. Peklnge,e p11pplea, all Oo In 1h11 ana;ipy Old1. The colon, Mn. W. W. Call, 732 BLOWU8 Sycamore, Middleport bu1 of your lire. Karr ,. Van 8·3-6tc Convenlan, UnU1 Oaa Ii OU Z1ndl, Pomeroy_ 8-8-3tc USED GARDEN lractor1 and mow­ en. Rollr)' mower bladet ahar­ pcintd. Cullom mowlnlll: a nd plowln1. . OIAYI� Y TIACTOI Sale• and ser�lce a1a E. Maln st. WY Z-2970. Pomeroy, Pb.on, 7.Jl-tfe I / G•u ... : Montgomery 16.0 on upper 9.3 on lower, 4 feet open; Gallipolis 18.3 on upper 1 1.3 on feel open ; Lock 23, 14.8 L:ENERAL &t.ECTRIC REFRJCER lower, 7 ATORS. One 8 cu. fl., one 10 cu on upper 10.6 on lower, 1 tr1tp fl. Excellent condition. Cal and 1 2 Ceet open. Condition of MonW• Lock&: WY 2-2881. 8 f 3t P �11 moveable dams are up 13 through 16. closed orr 17 through SPINIT , PIANO 23 running ¾ trap lo I ½: trapi. W11nted: Respo11dble party to Ohio River BNt1: Downbound: take over low monthly payments Lock 1 1 Indiana at 7:115 em, 15-2; on a Spinet piano. Can be 1een Lock 12 Tri-Slate 5:40 am, · 1-5; locally. Write Ctedit Mana1er, Lock I� Aliqui ppa 4:40 11m 0-1 1 ; 1 14- 1 16 K Broad St., Columbus, Irene Chotitl 3:50 4·0: Lock Z l Ohio. 8+ett Lucy Jane Luc11s •10:415 am 1 1 O; Charles R. Stephenson 1 1 : 15 am - -FOR SAL E PARKER Reat1ur11nt, 20-0; Lock L2 Cotton Queen 3.00 Pomeroy. Preeent owner 81', pm 3-9; Mr. Criss 5 '.25 pm 8-0; and derrick boat and Motor Ves­ year. If Interested call In 50n. slatp sel Co-Pilol Sputnik; Ovec 1 0 pm 18- 1 ; I. F. Freiberger 7:50 am 0-20. DON'T PUMP your s\uggi.!lh sep­ Upllound: Lock 23 City o! Hur,l­ tic lank. Gel Klean-Em-All Sep­ ington 12:J O pm 9- 1 1 Rocket al tic Tank Cleaner. Guaranteed. 1 :30 pm 1•2; Cottom Queen at Landmark Store, Pomeroy. pm 1 1 · 0; Alias 9: 20 pm 0-5; 8 8-4-JOtc Elger Cliff J l :015 pm 0-2. -All Kanawha RiYer dams are TWO NEW lariie tarpaulins, 2 Reasonable. on the sill. used l.iirpaulin8. - __ Stanley Gibb,, Rt. 2, Lon. Bot­ il 8--4-3tp tom. I:. .,.. -------� __ _ SEVEN R OOM hou.8e, cellar. 2 Iota, near Grade School and > High School . Pearle Hy1ell, Rut111 0 IOATI AND MOTotltl lll land, Ohio. 8-2•6tp end •P whll• thtt, laat, Mlt.-. , pollltn IMlwt. 6GO L Ml"' ____ __ OD _ R_ F l V E_ OO __ M HOUSE2 �:�i:..-:--•r. PMlltl' IIY..!l-ll10. G Oacl'ea near Chesler, newl)' painted, roofed, land�c.ai:ed, garden, truek space, small creek, 100 yards from gas line. chicken outbuildings. Ideal for house, EIGHT ROOM HOlJS.IC1 IWO flVI man who wants to live working room apartmant1. A. N, Benael. out. Perfect for children. See Phone WY2-3272. 1 1 ·2-U:c Harold Hawk, Ch1:ster, Ohio. 8-Utc r,.1one YUkon d-20W. NICELY FURNISHED 2 BED­ room upst■in apartment. Ph. WY2-3874. 8 1 Uc FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE with bath, nice location. Melvin Hood, 1 1 1 Loeusl SL, Pomeroy. FOUR ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH (8) 1, 30tp .full basement, automatJc .11u heal, 1616 Lincoln HelS:hll, .Pomeroy. Call SH 2-4307 after 6 p, m. - I mNG ■ii .. - - OIi"' u,,d ' Hnffllf Equipment z - "I" ! DOOR , Leeally owned a nd low mll•e. . , ....,tiful Ivory over red flnli1h. it: Like new Urea. Std. lrtnl. Radio ad hetler, $1 095 -�­ GOLDEN JUBJLF.E puche1 ready Brl111 conllllner. Webster Fruit Fann,· L«11 Bottom, Ohio. 7·3o-fftc Phone YUkonl-82:"1. 1957 FORD "POMEROY MOT co. d •1 · KlVtH REPORT ELECTRIC MOWER with cord, retrlevln& reel 18 Jn. cut, out­ door 1wlR1 with 1tand, cement lawn roller, Stone Steel hot waler tank wlth side arm burn­ er. Phant WI 9-3761 or aee Eltle CroM. 8-2-lltp Mll:lUC.U, TOMATOES lar1e pink tblck meated lhy •Hder most delic:IOUI ft1vor which 11 really whit ■ell■ them e-apecial!y adapted for table 11icln1. Se­ cond bout eaat from ,ehool hOUM ln S:,raeuae, Wm. Holmea 8-1-lff: eenll. -:c_,-CONl$ ::':=-:, 18-l1ICE OUAll Bir J�eu llalrJ , , � .� � :=. = .,.-:c,- 24-a For Sale or Trade - ----- ---YEAR old �addlt horse. Btiy 0 Stallion for trade or sale. G. A. Deem, Racine. 8-2-6tp Legal Notice LIO.AL NOTICI In thft Mitter of tha Guardian, ahip of l•rth• M. Cul, an lncom• ..-Mnt Puaon. CHe No. 11,361 The followlng personal property belonging to. the estah! of Bertha M . Carl; 11n incompelent person, will be sold by the undersigned 11 public a1.1etion, al the I.ate rc.111• dencc of aa!d Derth11 M. Carl In llarrilmnville, Ohio, on the 12th day of August, 1960, and oonllnuc from day to day thereafter until all the prupcrty Is aold. Sale to commence at l :00 p. m. 7 dozen fruil JBrK, 3 gallons lard, J Maytar. 1 coal cook stove, washer, I lawn mower, 1 roll brick aiding, I atep l11dder, garden tool,, table and six chairs, Tappan range, gu hc11ter , Frt11ldalre refrlg:erator, electric skJllet and mixer, medicine cabinet, cherry cupboard and con­ tents, 2 .email cookeni, lroqin 1 board and Iron, I small stool, bed electric sweeper, and dreeer, Warm ilif.orning atO\'C, living room aulte, 1 9 x 12 wool rua ■nd ,mall ruga, 1 floor lamp, l radio, 1 elec­ tric clock, 2 rocking ch1lr■, .\ ,ew• Ing machine, 1 atudio couch, 'l bed complete, •l dresser, 1 1tand, 1 9 x 12 wool ru11, 2 bedroom con, tents, UHB Doda:e ■utomoblle, LANA O. GIBSON, Guardian of the Penon and Eatate of Bertha M. Carl, an In• competent penon. A. C. Bradford, Auctioneer CROW, CROW 1, PORTEii, Attorneys for Guardian ('1) 29; (8) 5, 10, Sic Legal Notice LIOAL NOTICI Offen will be rec.,lved unUI saturd1y, Au1uat 8,. at the offlee of Webater and Fulti. PomeroJ N1tlonal Bank Bui1dln1, Pom,roY, Ohio, Phone WY Z-1186, for the property of Ell■ White, deceaaed, 1ltu1ted In the Vlll111e of S1r■cu1e Ohio and con,t,Uns of a two 1tory frame dwelllna: houae, four room11 downstairs and three room, and on b■th up■t.al� 1■r11e, lituated. four. 1djol n lni lot■. FJIIEDA FAEHNLE. Adminlltratrhc of the Estate ot Ella White, deceued, WEBSTER and FULTZ, Allorneye for Admtnl1tratrls {'I) M. ll9. 30; (81 I, S, 8, 8te NOTICI OP APPOINTMINT ' r.1• • • •' Chaplef N 53 Represented At State Meeting CINiliHI 3 -· FriNJ t:30 �:00 fi:!U 6:QO 1:1� Ill:� .Ji80 9·45 7:01) 7:SO 8:80 9:00 9:SO ·10:00 t1 :00 11:10 U: 13 • ·OO ,:,&j 800 fHIO 9:30 10:00 10:30 11,00 t t :SO 12:00 12:30 1 :00 l : 15 1 :25 4:00 ro K&C JEWELERS One oareful Joe.al owner. Hydrwma�c dtive. Extrti nice. 1 958 BUICK V8 Nani Top Cpe. · · · - $ 1,895 One careful local owner. &pollffl black ·and white finish. Dyna• flow drive. Radio ■nd beater. Less than 18,000 ee11y mllei. Dyndlow drive. Thia one's had · tender cne. 1 956 PONTIAC YI Nani Top . . . . · . . . $ 1,195 4 Door. One· careful local owner. lbdnmatle drive. Extra nice. 1 956 BUICK YI Html Ttp ·. . . . . · · . . · $ 1,195 h-o lone creen. O,,na" Door. One aaretul lOCII owner. Spotleta � ' fiow drive. 2 11, M . . · · . . · · - . . · $ 1 I095 1 956 FORD YI Fairla ' • Briggs and Straiton Engine REGULAR ,104.85 SALE $84.95 Regular '69,05 SALE $54.95 ••, . ' I •• • lill<lra 1ood b,q, 1 955 IUICI( Sptclql 4 Dr.' SNln . . · $895 A one owner we11 cared f,or car. 'Swbderd lllitt. 1955 BUICK R••••• · : · . . · · · · · · · '$995 4 boor Sedan. Buick'■ finut and but:. '11:a1 one'a bad the finMt cue. We oan txwdl7 refer ...._ ..., jll - owna, 1 955 PGNTIAC Ya ·, . . ; · ·• . , · · · · · · · . . $795 2 Door Sedan ..d Bord Top, Clloolpt • ,,t1 tW11 &ne con at tbu plieo. ' VI 1 954 Ol�llE ' . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . $565 ·-•·.•- 2 Door Sedan. Spotle11 two OPEN UNTIL tone . fi. nldt. ' pem1 1,at il�N; •· ,t,,__ H..... • mu ' 1 , j.'u """ .' . \f;r,l, Five, Includiiffl Four Children pens• h n F'Ire 1 !!!low BilNZY t2:00 �,ao 1 :00 1 :SO 1,00 3 :oO 3:SO °'' il\�!.©r,.,,o •1• • I, • ·- • l'\i' '� �lt ,--.....,.--,,..._,.,.... l ""..,SlJI DF. I LCTNI: FOSDICK A N ICKElF�M TI--IE CM[]43Et-.CY FUl�D!.' t1'PI-... ,' 1 --= --±-'=- Thi Jll'\lhte, 11,f Thit Seciet Stoml Thf\ Ed.lie or Nlg ht The Thne itoo&et Arthur J, Srnlth-1\'ew■ A !Ao} II the Weather 'fV BoWling Clinic Am01 'r.' AM, Markham R... hide California All-St.ar Rodeo . Qeeember Bride Twlllght Zone ' Peraoo to Person , New• --� ,,JO 9,00 0 - 30 b:00 l0:30 U :00 1 1 :l& �•1\ WJ E H -.,,.... Up To the ----::--:----:-- Chllnnel 1 3 - Sundty ---;.-jiff 7ii !" � Minute M ' ---�-- - df,s ■ --·--,,,L _ Cl son C au nty N _ Ws i , . · · 1 Tlllltl Dad' o· . 1 AM 11 :5 5 AM • ,(6uir Wµtlton LONDON uPi-Sft m er9y1 w�� �nf� Jo . �chill '"hur � dllil ,n.i,�. Chur �'f:� Court w_ Co u /• ■r nllht •f'• v �• rlvod home "••ie of ,e� _ Jk1 :t:r · ,.Ui ow a 'J, 1 llediterranei.Jt cruiie on U1e IH1h io � , , Greek 1blpV.'ht of_ th ' frie_nd ; !Yt .1. J Ch is. · •" u irimter Mr and · ' · o llf.C:· owner Arla ue Oti s h hill'• P9Y�� .eeretary �aid ,� , Ind famU., · Rf ,Nos:tb , BidaevlP,e fl Ill! the ChurttiJ.111 �� · m vl tia her pt?&peflt 1 1-,, h ealth." Sir Wl nAttJ!t lt 85. imta, llr. ind lln. CIIN!ftce P-rli:.. --=- •j;i.£,tlF,· I Iail · 5 05 PM DON ' T BE So I'LL. 6ET IT 6 l.OOMY RAINS FOR LET'S Khrushchev Now Anxious To Meet Again In Summit OUR PICNIC 5,UNDAY MOSCOW UPI-Premier Niki• ta Khruahchev today aui:gested a new summit meetina be hCld to discuss Eaat-West problems. I Khrushchev did not set a d.<1le for the propo1ed heads of stale conference when be made t�e uggestion In his reply made pubrtc today to a July 18 perso_nal letter from British Prime Mimster Harol(l, M�clJ.lillan. tn 11, firm,; t,ut polite replf to the Bl'itilh Jt!adel", Khrushchev vtgorousl y defended the Soviet p01ition on virtually all Eul\Vest lssuea. ,· Khrushchev accual!d th!! Unitelt actlo:1s State, of aggreuive u:ain■t the Soviet Union in the U-1 1nd · RB-f'l · plane in.eidents. He uld Britain Wred l'ftPOll•ibi!il :, for the RB-47 incident since !he tr. s. Air Force plane wu bn1>cd ih Bri&aln . �====�===��!,,,�..::;__■B,-su . a;, _ : � �. �t� 1: :t ,-, II IIIST•llr'VIJ � - & ' I ' ' ,. ....- . ' ;.•!'. HOPE' FOR TH E BES.T IJ lTLE. . ORPHA)i' - "' � - ANNO! SAT, . ual SNUFFY SMITH �t· lil,...,. •• t:00 Rev. ,Matthew■ f:30 American at 9,'orll: ' l:"5 chrisM.an Scleri� ti):oo Air Fortti -. Seiapbool ,o,30 Camera 3 11:00 Dig PlctUre 1 1:30 RFD, USA ,t,, 12,00 Rev Elwood Glhb,, 12:30 Movie M11terpiece l:OO Captain Kangaroo t:30 Rev. Willard WllCOJ. a edie Com a O:OO Our Gan llf,;00 Oral ll- ·JerUI 10:00 Hec:kle and Jed:l11! C .rtuD 6:80 Face fM Nation e hou, Might Mouse Play "':30' ,., FYI 6·00 . er an R , Lon I 11:00 The Twentieth Century 6:SO , lon. Jack Jel _30 1 1 ' :001 L assI e l2:00 St,1 l'\n l f:30 I>ennli Ille )lenaca e hbor J2:SO Neig f dof 5:00 Tk-- &41 &ulllvan Dow Lea bdl iBaH 1:Z:tl -.. l ·12,9' Bfaeblll D:00 Ge!H!l'II Eleetrte ,_,..,. net Mati Pnaentl ie liov c• t■r Bltch d AllS S:80 a:SO Alfre cut neetl n Co n I ucy L m to: ()() Albu iic■n f:f& Ame • " lO:SO Whttl llJ �n" 5:db Dance ruty clal flWi: lt',N Sund ·e:VO, , S)iturday Movie Spectacular 11 :00 ·, t_! 'I1l ll:lS � � 7:00 Hl1bw1y ratra1 ' l GOOGU �y • ' • • ,. : • I a\ Mt MAl>I 5NUHV , JEST BROOGMT ME -W.:-fA'T ARE 'fE TH ' PIJRTIES"I'" SO PU.·Ft�EO ANHI\J\-.RSARY TIGHLEO ASCMJT, A'.lEstNT 'IE EVER. LOWEEZY > LAID E'IE S ON, ELVINE.'( J1ydtam.11tJc. BLAETT,HAR� • Bfte'tlli.'°" .- !WT I 5UPPo,;E THH; 16 l!(X,sD TO HAPl'EN tlMEN \U1 Al.£ AWAY FROO HOIIE .. thannel I ... Sanday . 6:30 Eddie Seacrist Stiow 7:00 R9bln Hood i7:30 Ll'l Ra&ea11 8:30 �ra1 Gho�· 9:00 !JJ,dio wrestliftg 9,so "I., A,d,,e111 · . _ Jtlewsreet Album 10:lo 1 J 1 :00 1\:1 0 ;::::: �:r�'I" ' J , Door Sedan. SW,, <U', Impulse Starter 4 Cycle Briggs and Slratton • • , • • Door Sedan. Worth mucb .-or,. A buuWW. car. H.P. - 4 Cycle On, 22 I nch 3 H.P. Mower •• 1 956 OIEVROlETVI B�Alr · · · · · · · · $ 1 ,095 SELF•PROPEl!LED MOWER 9e'� i,nanneI l 3 - Safurdaf 1 958 BUICK YI - 2 Dr. Stdan · -· · · · · $ 1,895 20% Discount On All POWER MOWERS 22 I NCH H U FFY t:00 ll:00 12:00 12:30 1 :30 2:00 2 ,.s 5:45 1,30 11:l D f::30 f:ro t:00 1 :lft, 6:25 1:30 , 7:00 7:30 B:30 9:30 t0:00 I0 , 30 11:00 ' 1 957 MERCURY MOl!fdiir . . · · · · - · $ 1 ,495 t Door Sedan. A real beauty. l'ow'f' ateerlna and brakes. Push button abitt. One careful - owner.. 1 . ' , 1 956 CHEVROLET Y8 : - · . . · - - · - .- - . . $ 1 ,295 Convertible Coupe. Sharp one ow11er eu. PowercHde. f · !IO I 50\lfTIMES ! 6H IOfSOIJE FOl1 HOOi: ... ., m,, 8:00 1 8,80 '9:00 , O:uO 1 :00 ,1:10 I :15 Chmlitl-.t l•l ,;,- Friday BUICKS NEW . . - PONTIAC$ alHI GMC Trucks ' 1 957 PONTIAC Hard Top Cpe. - - - - - - $1 ,495 an> ror News Headl1ne1 Seience Fiction Thtatcr Brea�- ff.:1¥ Home Run Derb7 Picken• HaidWai-e Sho. News Picture �"'IJ,fa,11. Party Sport• Roundup . Ntw■. Headline■ Wealhel"Cut Sport.I Report Saturday Ni&:bt Jamboree 8.i'idlu1 Partr 8onant1 Ne ffie Man lind 1h11 Ob.Uena• :1,lif! l'ut, Th• lle...11 meW�, W:'dt.inet World Wide 60 ' · eatf'ut P«rt, Man :'rom Interpol 30 News . Ne••• Headline. 35 Bre,ild'ut P■rt, W !athercut Jtwe �:00 Shockwatch &� S�af 1�:1! Sign Off 1():30 N'ewa H�adiinll!I 10:� MO[pin,1 n,VQ\iODf 10:tS Radio JIY.IWW 1 1 :00 New1 Stldline, Sign On l l :02 Countrj 8oii Down Life ttie Ii 'riti1 11 :29 Farm fltme 1'V Cti apel 11 :30 Raeine :JqbflH Lab 30 12:00 Nooft Newl Sunday Movietime Waterfront Science' Fiction Theater Popeye and P'•11 Favorite Story Meet the Prea : SuitdaJ 'Nt!WI PlahtN Overland Trail Mualc on Ice Conti11ued from Page One Chevy Sbo•" . ment ��lem in ftle,I•• County, J Loretta foimg Sa"lciw Spe11king in' behalf of their ,•nnny dida il te for atal.e a_udilor, Jutlge reqel• J,J WEST u�t w. v a. ne• ji N� Wt li·am B. Bl'Own, Clliillieothe, can- .Five personfl inch1ding four· ciijj. ' • c� didacies were Jame.!! Fergu son, can - dren, burnea to �eath i n ,. Weal � Nld' ' e didate for Court of Appeals, and that destroyed II 1mlfll homf!I �at Stllfl Off John W. peck, Cincinnati, Who here early today. t),oo oihers spoke Jn tiflia'lt ot fill! own caf'ldi- were injured. dacy and or HIE! Otlt&r two ca.h diAll seven appare 11t1f ,-� date� for S�pre.11ie Court J u4ge, sleeping in the aame i'OQitt ot tti e Jt_r!).es Bell, r Mli:\ct.Qn, 1µ1,,d J�s eph one •story frame house Br�e Stallion ihlt·l�, Ellison, 1,t:atfr,fllild. Both Juilge Tyler County. An .11djaN!nt t-«O-­ I:.lllla'f6 :� To. lleaftl PflCk arid Jutf�e !tel l are incum- atory house caught fire Ind was L.!iwrenee W"'11r: 8':M. "I' bent&. Jubilee, u. �. A. leveled, but it was ur.occupled_. Henry Uenti, Jr., Mei p CouJ\ ty Up-To-1.'li!-!tllnuttl New.. Killed in the blaze were: Democratic Cbairm1n, had charge Sports Report Marybelle wasworlh , 19, Weflt of the arrangement& tor the meet- trnion. Late Show ine and introduced M �- Coleman. Janet Dotson, 4 and her 111,t�r, All but two of the DemoCl'atlc can1, West Union. BUiie, dldatea for county- office were Ferrebee, 9, and bis Walter present and were Introduced. Th� Bhl Picture Dorm•, 8, of Shirley. ister, B File "nle Caravan, opening the camJolin Iiopklni Mrs. Dai.sy Dotsnn and r.fn. pa \�Il .W the 10th District, vislted Cotlege Newt Confeteiloe National Edu . •\sl'-Ociat!on ffWl!IIH, lfloc�ng and A the: na Juanita Ferrebee, mother• of f1� !t!f\11,el'l' MallnH Celu1,1t1M We�day with a din p er children, suffered multiple buti?I reported in f".V' ffil­ Open ne■rtnc lnf:l!tttii",t t�e, Hbtel Berry.Claxton They wereWettel County lfb11�1tiil at dilion � in AtheH.■ WeQ!leeday even ng. The Answer sYille. Martin New In � ur McArt �ighl at tlie Thf)' speHt lnd·yestefday had meetin i::s in McMra. Dotson and Miss W �i,- · Arth llf and Jackson before com- worth, 11 tong with the Dotson dill'" :Matty's Funday Funnies lhg hete_. �ifl secur!ty dren, were visiting at lhe Ferr,­ . �e pa�ty h!ft Pomeroy for Gal- bee home. Mrs. Ferrebe's h11 11 5 wber,: II �as to lour the bll! nd was not at home . He is a �'a OtiiltcP Sports Hlghlia:bt1 1 CounJY Fay- 88 gueSls of . constru�tion worker, em­ tp__, I. . S���� ,Porter. FJ'om steel Trackdown pl oyed at lalll Liverpool 0. jioh, tll�� we.�I to lco�lo, [ 1i'411verlck ,rre ... ,dlrifter rn@fi�qg was held Mrs . Dotson aaid" she awoke Law.nan l&B. , n\tt1t a� t�III ..�rt\JIJ Hot;1 . TJte l' ebt,J. , to .- • abou.t )l,'89 �� .fn1 ( 1!0 an(I felt In i'o�s-oy ·h�at· h:�tf -,ifnetiNI •s ftfoite: She ·sald 'ffle ., •·· Ma�t o.t.. �tie Johnn3! Staccato l!,ellt,rdi!Y · WH Jnndutted "'!IU\OU l !!'he ·•saw the house Wll& llflam� · 1 lliff\l at tH� M111rtln lt\tel due' to and crawled out a window. The NtWS Tonla:ht · , , , Late Sho,r a , p�"er filiil(u, - durin;: the early Sh_e ,,(� "1jeJ\f�l m •� IQK hejp' •!\i'ltoori otorrti.· but 1t W�� f$ ',11 i ,,utes tiefote two ! ,.. nelghboh, 8-'in , Sjfen�r and Ar· chie Merritt, answered her calls. Perry Mason "!',II \he t\m�•. 1 toµld b,ar thj , ct111�V.1t11 acreariitnf- hn1itle," 11fi'e' . Wanted--Dead or Allve said. She said the heat was too in­ Mr. Luckf tense for her to &et back inside. H11ve Gun, Will Tn.'f� It �os nol lm�edlately det�r­ Gunsmoke ?nined how Mrs. Ferrebee got out Not For Hire oC the house. 1 1 O'clock New, apparently started The fire from faulty wiring in the ceiling , Theater lS of the house. i� ne�l 1� nV ¢haW HTN-T,,ao ON 11111 On Gue■t Star New, PIWIUTI YD¥ lllil Newt Hudl,Ju1t For You News Juat For You Callin( on Pt. Pleasant · New1 Headllnet1 Music Go Ro:.md News Mu1ic Go Round New, Headlines M� GQ Round I N�w, Go Round B111eball Scores Music Go f\?un• News Headlmea Music Go RoUnd Complete New, Rllund-up Crow's Steak House-Sound or the 60't 6:30 News Htfldlinff 66:32 Evenlnl( Interlude 7:00 Newt He.d.Unet T:ot Evening lnterlude 7:30 News Headline■ 7:32 Sundown Serenade 8:00 Sign Off 12:ao t:00 1 :02 1 :30 1:aQ Z:00 3:00 3:02 3:30 3:35 4 :00 •;� ◄· 4'Jll ·5:00 1Hllo 5:� 3:31 5:"5 6:00 Storm Augments Age-Old Adage : --� ----- :::,5:00 !g .r cr..1111 .;_.so,;11ay • t:00 Badge arid BuHf:ts •• l:118 S:00 iB:1.5 6:30 7:00 7 :02 '1:30 ?:4.S · 8100· 8:02 �• , "''""•I WC HS-TY eho:nr1fl 8 4:00 American Bltl\<Ytaml Rin Tin Tin 3,00 San Ffan,c11co Bei�t ,,,o You:' Eaao Repork: d:40 Weal�er Teller M5 John Oaly,Newc ?:00 8uddv '.-lt.•11rcher '3ho·.t 7:� ll Walt t,laney Prewil'l•.1 8,jp Man From Blarkhawk $uft!let Strip 9 :0<\ '1't 10,00 The Det.ectiYl!S "io:ao Bla«:l: s,lldle 11,00 The N�,t TOnlMht 1 1 : 10 Sean1iln• tbe Weather tt:lft &po,.. �eport u,20 Late show HOTTEST .'60 DEALS Hatti Top Coupe. SpoUeaa black and white flnl1b. One eareful owner. Power 1teer1.nt. Sign On Circle 3 Ranch Sheena, Queen of Jungle J_ufl;!o.f, Auction Howdy Doody Show Ruff •& Reddy t'tow Fury Clreus :boy ltoy ,Rogers Show Down on the Farm Film DugOut Dope Baseball W11tch Mr. Wizard n,30 ' I• 1 957 BUICK YI C"""J - - . . . . . . $ 1 ,595 ► Channel 8' - Friday ' ·,,,, \ \ ..••• ,.. ... ............. ' ....... U Channel 3 ... Sunday 1:1 :t, 1 1 :SO 12:00 12,30 1 :00 4:00 4:SO �:00 5:30 8:00 6:30 T:00 8:00 9:o-• (0:00 (0:3Q 1 1 :20 H : 10 1 1 : 10 1 :00 Channel 3 - Saturday Y.. . . . . Comedy PlayhOuse Adventure Time ,:i,teamboat Bill QifiM Kid MHsic in the Round Jim. Tbacter Show Weatheruat Nem Pietra: Bu.ntley Brinl:le• "qepon r;,.e�th Vall�y nays Clrharron Clly W ichita To�n Play Your Hunch Masquerade Party MQment of Fear N�w, lf:eadllue1 Weat .,.re,,st Jark Paar Show Sign f)ff '--- ---�- •:oo Al HOM£ INSIDE lHE WATOI WORKS n. 4:30 . 6:00 6·.30 ' :4� ll:� 7:00 '1:30 8:IO 9,00 9:30 l0:30 l l :00 l J : 10 ll:1S 1 :00 . 1'MJ'() Da3y P� Schedule 0., Alia. 5, 1960--7 .TELEV ISION G fbl WSA!-TV Chann el 3 MARTI N RESTAU RANT l1t1t1, -, Hetry 'W, Cr•I• 41N¥Mtl Notice I• hereby i:Iven th■t'l!:dna L Crail, whoae Poat Office addr-ea■ 11 lrldslleport, Ohio, hu been duly appointed &xeeutrb: of the btlle of lllll'Y c.,11, deceued, loto o! ltlddleport, J111P county, Ohio. !lated thlo llOth da, ol July IMO, I', !£ O'IIRIBN . , ludlo of tho J'!oblto Court Olilo ' Molp lie -,.,._,... -� :, ' ff) � w. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, , Legal 1\#Qtices c,.. Ne. 11,AM --seem1 DINE OUTI I , • • odor■ lmpreanated right into pro, .attlftdat worm,. clam, a nd other ducts may have faacin1tln1 poql- fl.tbln1 bait.. billtiea. We've had 1uiu:e1tlon1 lba;t, the price of frub ba:U flowered print dreB&ea be treated bu t.kyroc.keted in recent 1ean wlth I pl11Uc containing the odor and, , while preaent artificial ha.lb look rulbU� many ti.lb won't of the flowen ln the print. 1uggeate� chap "Another tou� them becauae tbey hunt food we i York , s marketing the scent-im, Adminiatration to put orana:ea in try br 1meb in.toad of by ■la:hL" for tcenll amelly develop to pregnatin1 invention of Alfred orange-3Cented bap, strawberrlea Neuwald, 1 Hun1ari1n - American in film that .smells like beniea and chemist, 11'1 called poly-scent, even package potatoes i n their own Neuwald learned how to put 1 earthy scent," Barry eiplained. scores of �cents into polyethelene "The idea, of course, is aimply pellets which can be diffused into to make lhings more attractive We Serve You Bight any extrud, 'fj or injel1wn-molded and to restore lo the supermarket plaatic product or in polyethelene aome of the dellghUul smella that Wlfll The Flnen Foodl fil,m. went out when plaatk packaging A doten companies 11lready are first came to the fruit and produce Al Surprlalngly Lo., using poly-scent in artifici;i.l Oow- counters." Prices? eh and to perfume polyethelene 1 But the plastic maken are 10bags UBed to hold lingerie, hosiery ing much farther. Tbey are Jm­ and some other dry goods. pregnating the caps of tubes and One taste will convince you lbat our food Is superlative Executive preaident Jack Ber• squeeze bottles. foJt ,111 aorta of • . . from first coune lo laol! ry, former TV producer. s.aid the products witb pleaunt- odon that hie market will be in scented poly- match their contenlll or In 1ubt1e ethelene bags for fruits and veg- ways make them more ealable. Record makera even are •cent� elablll8. ' "SeYeral bi g supe.-market chains ing plastic records with perfume& ON ROU'l'I 7 IN MIDDLEPORT are waiting ior the green light altuned to the music in1crlbed on from the Federal Food and Drug them. - ------ ----"At leasl 30 manufacturera of rat traps are interested. in our 0. idea of a bacon scent that meana the trap won't have to be baited," Barry said. The scent, laat up ,o two yean, which ih most caaea exceed• &he life ot the products. Our Graduale Watch Re­ Fragrance ProceAB also i:i: mar­ keting an arom, ditpenaer, which pairman Hu Year■ of Be­ can spray a scent over • compan• The, Melgs County Chapter No. 1 tively large area under controlled bi.1d The Dial Experience 53, Disabled Americ.an Veterans, ! conditions. A chain of Boston was represented at the 39th Ohio stores used the diapenser in � To Make Y•ur Watch Run C'onvenuon held in Columbus July j strawberry promotion early th!, Perfect. 28, 29 and 30 by Past Chapter Com• !ummer. mander Harry Hoffman, Owen " We're still feeling our way," Watson, chapter tre.asurer and Barry said. "The use ot lasting .Benjamm 1'� . Turner of Lancaster, PUT YOUR WATCH U:PAIIIS UP US! former chapter commander and al- Birthday Party Held .so former member of th� Ohio Friend& gathered at the home House of Representat ives from of Mr. and Mn. Arnold Hupp FrlMeigs County. day even Ing and -1urpr 1_1td M Department omcers elected in• Hupp on her birthday. The eve• Phone WY-%-3715 elude John W. Baker, Dept. Com- ning was spent in playinc a:amea STREET MAIN EAST POMEROY, OHIO �an<ier, _Williams Co., Chapter No. After the honored gueat opened SJ ; Sr , Vice C? mman�er, Joseph V. her gifts, refreshments of po­ Racco, Akron! Jr, Y•c� Co'!u�and_ tato chips, sandwiches, baked er, Charles Lind, Cincin nati Chap• 1I beans, cake, potato salad, hot ter No. 1 . rolls and Kool Aid were served \ I . .,..., Executive Comm ittee - How• � d to the follow inJ Mr. and Mrs. K�bler, Ripley �o. 90; Frank h n M u Spangler, Roberta, Nancy , D1rnberg, Port Clmton No. 29 ; a nd Sharon David and Cindy Roush Jack Heydenrleh, Zane5ville No. Mr. and Mn. Ernest B sh, Mr. and u 12 · I Mrs. Rusaell Rou&l'I, Mn. Kenneth _ Tlie _Ohio dev�rtment lead all Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. James .atates m the ntt t •?n for the 23rd Knigh tning, Penny, Bermy and consecutiYe year m t�al 40 .out of Ruth Wolfe , Roger Rouah, To ur. every 1� mc�ben, m Ohio arc my, Stevie, Larry and Debby fully paid up life members, and 47 Spangler Joyce and George Par­ out of every 100 are life members 1008 Ed� ard Je11n Rocky Jim either fully o� partial ly _paid. . an d ' Bua HupP, Mr.' and M�a. El­ An impres111ve memorial service mer Picken s, Billy, Nancy, Bobby was conducted Sunday mornin g and Slevie Pickena, Mr, and Mrs, with nearly all mem_bers presen t Herbert Roush, Jeffery and Terr)' _ The Ladl�s Auxlliary also held Knightning and Dorothy Rlffie. its convention at )he same time and joint meclings were held for ISSUE DRAFT CALL WASHINGTON UPI-The Army the memorial service in which Mel_ga Chapter reported fiv, mem• Thursday called for D,000 draf­ ben had passed away since the laijt tees in Octobet which would convention. bring to 2.57 million the number Several resolution8 wero passed of men inducted a.Ince the .start in the inlerc&t oC the nation·, war- of the Korean War. The October time disabled veterans which will total will be 1,000 mure than Sep­ be pubtlahed In full in the conYen- tember and 2,000 mor,r th8n Au­ lion proceedings and a copy sent gust, following normal seuonal lo each chapter. patterns. '"' Artificial Flowers, Plastic Mons� Traps With - Bacon Aroma Built In, Promise Large Business For So le ••• &ATES --- • NEW YORK UP! - Artificial FORD-Fer11110n TRACTOR New rear tirea and WOWI. Pbone flowers-amellin& like poise. from Vlking 3-2273. {8) l , 6tp the garden - and plaatic moUIC lr.1ps with the aroma of fat hacon built III for bait a_re among the , CANNING or freeier 1weet corn. products oC . a new mdustry that green bellnB. Inquire D. w Rhodes F'arm, Portta,d, Ohio, may have quite a future. Fragrance Proces6 Co., of New S.2-tilc JOA CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IFJIUL'B I • GAS, FUEL OIL aDCI ,..1 naces. Call for free e1Um1te1 Foreman 6: Abbott lliddJeporl 6-lU-tll: WANT ADS , �-. - � , l8) , WHO DO YOU 7'HINK ARE THE MOST OPTIM ISTIC, MEN OR WOM E N ? I TMINK THERr 16 A NATl.RAI. I.ON61/<S THAT uJ€ ALL HA'l'E TO Rf!LllN •C THAT !'LICE !LIER£ II);: u,<E W<N al RA6ED! ,_,. "'='- By FRED � " BMtl) . �- -- �' _. (9) S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 5, 1 960 t cent, PGt' nrd, one lnlerei.on.. 111.niP)wn charJe - - 60 cent.. I OIDtl per wwd fv dine CJOawwllUVC) � �al - one manlb. for 30 cenfJ per Wor11. 1\ill rate ol 4 oenll per word will be obaraed for adverti.&i.D.j If DO& paid witbul 10 daya an.er recehiDa bill lknn in Adve:tlainc - &bowel be r"9(':1flld lmmrdiatei,,. The Dtily Seottnel will not 'De rmpouible lw more than ooe incOI'- CANNING Tomatoe1 $1.00 per bushel. Victor Swain. Racine Ohio. 8-4-31• - Car,! al 1"lanu and f:ripecJal NoUce, o4 Ev""1U ,1.uo. Obituariea ,utillabed at l WJL per Word, a DAYS I DAYS J DAY 'l'IOBDS I MO. tlOc II tlOc fl .36 $1.20 $1.80 tlOc '8.00 'lie ,1.ao JIii Ada ncel.Hd bJ 10 A-,if.. wW b& Jn Uat dll r·• ..pee. .. ..... "� PHONE WY-2-21 57 11I Notices 18l I SORR EL MARE 1 0 year■ old weight 1500 51lund. Aho rub tired wagon Clarence Koehler Tuppen PJaina, Ohio. 8+3Lp Auto Sales lllMITI AND PEST CONTROL , �.FOHD I ½: - TON Truck. - M[ new lire, and molo,. Good coni,, Pein. ,_ In-Ion. '"'"" NI 11J Matlwlwlcle. Phone R. dition. Phone A. N. Bengel, WY2-J272. A. hr,ict 'Station WY2, 8-4-Jlc ;:.,, 4-26-tfi: --- - --- 1947 CHEVROLET 2·door. Can be tie . now !lave a complete seen at Pomeroy Sunoco, Bill Jacob!. fltAVIL SERVICE. If you. are 8-3-3tc pint to •R y fottign country or a.nywhere In the U . S. e:ive � CADILLAC sale $189�. Hud top Coupe. The ,nark o! success. UI a call. No service charge, nv Here'a your chance to own AmHlras. TAWNEY STUDIOS, -t2J erica's fine st at A1t1er1ca s Io wGalilpoli1,, Second Avenue, est pnce. A true villue. Karr & Phone Gt 6-161� or GI 8-1243. 8·3-3tc Van Z11ndl, Pomeroy 7•21-lfc 1 9:5:; BUICK llO!!.rdmaslrr $9 115. 4 Door Sedan. "uu·k's ftnl!st and best. This 011e·s had the:: FOUND LARG E black hound. lineal care. We c11n prou,lly 0.,ner can have same by pay­ you to its one ownl!r. refer lnc tor ad and keep. Otes Mar- 1 Pomeru .v . Blaettn11ra, 8-5-tHc Hollow, Rock ret, Gruiuer 1 - -- I i I 161 Lost and Found 8-2-6tc Sprln11, THE MEIGS CO. FOX Hunters will hold a Ham .!!hoot Sunday . IL Bald Knob&. I I'. M. 8-�- itc 1 95� PONTIAC V8 $79!> . .2 Door Sedan and Uard Tap. Choice of two fines ens al this price. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 8-5-61c I - ----------- ( 2 1 ) R ol '-'state (9a Marine Suppl ies ■ -- -----�- 12 l C or d f Tho n ks � Soles 1-8-1 - Auto - -------- ----- Business Sc,rvic111 Mu■ ..... ..., .... ... ON -• l I ' ... ( 1 4) For Rent For Sa le ( - 19M OLDSMOBILE Va $565 2 I WILL NOT be reHponaivle for Door Sedan. Spotless twu loue any debtl contnctcd by anyone &reen rlnlsh. Hydr,unatir. Hlaetolher than my1elf. 8-5·6tc I tnara, Pomeroy. (Signed) John T. Fisher 1906 CHEVROLET va Bel Air AddreH 1�29 Nye A ve., Sl .090, 4 Door Scd,111. Worth Pomeroy, Ohio. much more. A beautiful c,ir. . 8·1J 3tc , 8-5-fll.c Bl11ettnars, Pomeroy. I WILL NOT be respon11!ble Jor IIU' debla con tfl:lclcd by anyo tte 1 9&3 PLY M OUTH. Norbert Neutz· line, Pe11.cock Ave., Pomeroy. olher than my1elf. 8 4 3tc (Signed ) Leonllrd Van Mct�r, Addre11 1 10 Ebenezer St. Pomeroy, Ohio. · USED 2 H.P. MITCHELL AIR ft.l.3tc Conditioner. Ph , WY2·3874. ROUND AND SQUARE OANC.E 8 1 6tp :-------- ____ Salurd■y night, Augu1t 6 CM:n 11:80 to 1 2 : 30 at Pomeroy MooKe HOSPITAL ,BED COMPLETE. Like Lodje. All Moose members and new, Call WY 2-3�13. lriend1. 8-rl-3tp (8) 1 , 6tp FOR RENT-Comvt,tely removat-� -=:-;-:::--:-: ed 3rd floor apartment ovtr; PUBLIC SAU! O the Stiffler Sh"" Store on -Gou · 1960 •• "f\llTURDAV, A UG, St., in Pomerof. Laree 11\ting �:30 2 1_ P. WFJ: WISH TO THANK everyone room, 2 bedroom,, with cloaet1, who extended any courtesy or The unders1,::n�d wil! oHcr for large walkln hall cloaet, dining hlo at public nucl 1011 11t the klndnea1 during the illness 11nd room, kitche'n, bath and utlllly L: h;tc ho,�e or the Mccorge death of our Mother, Mary room. Newly tlnlahed hardwood Quigg on LJnc□ln liill, PomeProffitt, eapeclally the Minis• !loon, 1118 wall fumace, elec• roy, Ohio, the following pertera, Rev. (.:aato and llev. 'l'ibha tric hot wltcr tank, Kitchen y. propert soll�I Norris pallbearers, t·reclirnd . has bulll-ln C11binel1. Srd floor Matching Antique Bed ari,d and alnien, Crlcn,.IH and neighoverlooklng Court St. porch Marble Trip Drcs�cr, Slnglc Mcbor. both 11.t Syracuae and Ml. 8-2-tc Phone WY 2-2080, WalSingle (comph!te), I Bee. t.il Morl■h. nut Bed (complete;, Bed llnens FOR RENT-Three office rooms The Profflt Family. (Including blankets 1.atd 1pre•.1dd 8-3-atc over SUUler Shoe Store on Curt11lm, Mirrors (1::old and Court st., in Pomero!J. eecond wood fr11me1J, Steamer trunk, floor. One Iargtt 18 x i.il ft, room Z,e1k, Anliqut: Chclit of Drawwllh adjolnlnl,t J2 11. 12 ft. room en, Drop Leu! t11tles, Muble 64 rONTIAC Hie $493 ChidlAin One 10 x ld fron� room. All �hcU Hall Hack wlth Mirror, Deh1x f-door. Thia one can't newly painted wtU1 new floor _upholst�rc� Ho? m Li\'mg be beat at this 1>rlcc Doc8 eYcry covc rlnizs. Phone W\' 2-2080. t:halrB, G. K ltcfr!Gl.lralor, Gas thlna: but 111 u11 11nd beg. You'll 8. 2. lfc R11ng:e, Wealini;::hvu!lc Hoaster I really lllt11 It. �e for your1t1lf. ».nd Stand. China and Gla11- SLEEPING rooms cloat Jn town. Karr and \"an Z'andl, Pomeoy. 8-3-6tp 127 Butternut Ave wue, Cruet.a, Garden Tools, l-3·3tc Cherry StMndJJ, W11lnul Sl1t11dB, Ml OLOSMOBll.E salt ,1000. 88-Sq. Pede,lal Table, Pielurc,, ( 2C) ) 4 door Sedan. Be11utlful lwo Lamp, (Floor 1111d Tabl(!), Man----- --lOne blue. Power &toerJoa and ttl t:lock, Wall Shelve�, Bnoka APA.h.11'M EN1'8 - ,tflirmahed anct power brake.. A (]U11ity car. \i"n t umllhed. MdlM&an. . Middle (lar&e 111Sortml!nt) Smger SewTruly a good value. Karr & port, P hone WY 2·:M>82, 2 8 U Rui;::s, Rockln11 ina; Machlnc, 8-3·3tc Van Z1mdt, Pn1neroy. Chain, St. Ch�lrs ( ca uc an d LL lllt flUR NACli. w■ 10Ud 1eat1,, Porcelain Kitchen . HOU I - c,- UN4 c.,. I 1_,Htlk&, Arnll,11 Ir. Table, To111tmulcr 1'oa5ter, ..__. ftlo All Moltot . t S ■ Xilchen Utenails, Vases and hen,,, ,ir cu.., � ....' '1•11-tf .,.._.. IMT•O-ITAN MOTOC& WYUIM,. Pitchers, Tray�, Work Tools.. of the "lho\'e arc collec­ AIR CONDITTWll1'0, UFIIIOSR, Many ,.. .,.,. GIiie tor'• Item, and valuable anti• ■lion 1enilee. Jack'■ Retrt,:era, quea for m11ny years In the 0, PONTIAC 1110 J,190. Chleltain tlon. New Haven. ('baDt 'nJZ• family of the Jatc Geori;::e Z-door. Herti l• rea! 11vlne1 tor 8-11·� , _ 11131, McQulH, )'Ou in a solid car. A good de• pendable job. A 1le1I of • deal. Term■: (;11h at tlme of sale. A' ICTIONi NM •..,....,1.... for Hcld.nt, X■rr • Van Z•ndl, Pomeroy, c.m,ttte ..,.... C,ltt _ Wllll1m McQuigg, 8-S.3tc Wrftoi - or C.,. Owner. G8 MERCURY Hie $1303. Med11l1t Crltt Bradlor<I, A, C. UADl'OID, ..-. I 2-door. Push bu1to11 drive. Al Au<itioneer. 1llent 11 • so,u· lng aull. Plan N I BARGAINS 7-30-ele )'Our ucatlon In lhl1 81111: "M" U'1 ready lo Jo. Karr at Van TWO FEMALE ri!Jistered Bea1::lca Zandt, romcrot, ru nnlnt well $:!0.00 each or 8·3-3tc 138.00 for pair. Tom Reuter, De OLDSMOBlLI 11le $1891i. 88B·3 · 3lp Phone W Y 2-81136. door Sedan. YI Jtocket e nelne COAL FUIIN,'Cl8 with 11.tndard ahlh. Go-Go­ A. K, C. Peklnge,e p11pplea, all Oo In 1h11 ana;ipy Old1. The colon, Mn. W. W. Call, 732 BLOWU8 Sycamore, Middleport bu1 of your lire. Karr ,. Van 8·3-6tc Convenlan, UnU1 Oaa Ii OU Z1ndl, Pomeroy_ 8-8-3tc USED GARDEN lractor1 and mow­ en. Rollr)' mower bladet ahar­ pcintd. Cullom mowlnlll: a nd plowln1. . OIAYI� Y TIACTOI Sale• and ser�lce a1a E. Maln st. WY Z-2970. Pomeroy, Pb.on, 7.Jl-tfe I / G•u ... : Montgomery 16.0 on upper 9.3 on lower, 4 feet open; Gallipolis 18.3 on upper 1 1.3 on feel open ; Lock 23, 14.8 L:ENERAL &t.ECTRIC REFRJCER lower, 7 ATORS. One 8 cu. fl., one 10 cu on upper 10.6 on lower, 1 tr1tp fl. Excellent condition. Cal and 1 2 Ceet open. Condition of MonW• Lock&: WY 2-2881. 8 f 3t P �11 moveable dams are up 13 through 16. closed orr 17 through SPINIT , PIANO 23 running ¾ trap lo I ½: trapi. W11nted: Respo11dble party to Ohio River BNt1: Downbound: take over low monthly payments Lock 1 1 Indiana at 7:115 em, 15-2; on a Spinet piano. Can be 1een Lock 12 Tri-Slate 5:40 am, · 1-5; locally. Write Ctedit Mana1er, Lock I� Aliqui ppa 4:40 11m 0-1 1 ; 1 14- 1 16 K Broad St., Columbus, Irene Chotitl 3:50 4·0: Lock Z l Ohio. 8+ett Lucy Jane Luc11s •10:415 am 1 1 O; Charles R. Stephenson 1 1 : 15 am - -FOR SAL E PARKER Reat1ur11nt, 20-0; Lock L2 Cotton Queen 3.00 Pomeroy. Preeent owner 81', pm 3-9; Mr. Criss 5 '.25 pm 8-0; and derrick boat and Motor Ves­ year. If Interested call In 50n. slatp sel Co-Pilol Sputnik; Ovec 1 0 pm 18- 1 ; I. F. Freiberger 7:50 am 0-20. DON'T PUMP your s\uggi.!lh sep­ Upllound: Lock 23 City o! Hur,l­ tic lank. Gel Klean-Em-All Sep­ ington 12:J O pm 9- 1 1 Rocket al tic Tank Cleaner. Guaranteed. 1 :30 pm 1•2; Cottom Queen at Landmark Store, Pomeroy. pm 1 1 · 0; Alias 9: 20 pm 0-5; 8 8-4-JOtc Elger Cliff J l :015 pm 0-2. -All Kanawha RiYer dams are TWO NEW lariie tarpaulins, 2 Reasonable. on the sill. used l.iirpaulin8. - __ Stanley Gibb,, Rt. 2, Lon. Bot­ il 8--4-3tp tom. I:. .,.. -------� __ _ SEVEN R OOM hou.8e, cellar. 2 Iota, near Grade School and > High School . Pearle Hy1ell, Rut111 0 IOATI AND MOTotltl lll land, Ohio. 8-2•6tp end •P whll• thtt, laat, Mlt.-. , pollltn IMlwt. 6GO L Ml"' ____ __ OD _ R_ F l V E_ OO __ M HOUSE2 �:�i:..-:--•r. PMlltl' IIY..!l-ll10. G Oacl'ea near Chesler, newl)' painted, roofed, land�c.ai:ed, garden, truek space, small creek, 100 yards from gas line. chicken outbuildings. Ideal for house, EIGHT ROOM HOlJS.IC1 IWO flVI man who wants to live working room apartmant1. A. N, Benael. out. Perfect for children. See Phone WY2-3272. 1 1 ·2-U:c Harold Hawk, Ch1:ster, Ohio. 8-Utc r,.1one YUkon d-20W. NICELY FURNISHED 2 BED­ room upst■in apartment. Ph. WY2-3874. 8 1 Uc FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE with bath, nice location. Melvin Hood, 1 1 1 Loeusl SL, Pomeroy. FOUR ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH (8) 1, 30tp .full basement, automatJc .11u heal, 1616 Lincoln HelS:hll, .Pomeroy. Call SH 2-4307 after 6 p, m. - I mNG ■ii .. - - OIi"' u,,d ' Hnffllf Equipment z - "I" ! DOOR , Leeally owned a nd low mll•e. . , ....,tiful Ivory over red flnli1h. it: Like new Urea. Std. lrtnl. Radio ad hetler, $1 095 -�­ GOLDEN JUBJLF.E puche1 ready Brl111 conllllner. Webster Fruit Fann,· L«11 Bottom, Ohio. 7·3o-fftc Phone YUkonl-82:"1. 1957 FORD "POMEROY MOT co. d •1 · KlVtH REPORT ELECTRIC MOWER with cord, retrlevln& reel 18 Jn. cut, out­ door 1wlR1 with 1tand, cement lawn roller, Stone Steel hot waler tank wlth side arm burn­ er. Phant WI 9-3761 or aee Eltle CroM. 8-2-lltp Mll:lUC.U, TOMATOES lar1e pink tblck meated lhy •Hder most delic:IOUI ft1vor which 11 really whit ■ell■ them e-apecial!y adapted for table 11icln1. Se­ cond bout eaat from ,ehool hOUM ln S:,raeuae, Wm. Holmea 8-1-lff: eenll. -:c_,-CONl$ ::':=-:, 18-l1ICE OUAll Bir J�eu llalrJ , , � .� � :=. = .,.-:c,- 24-a For Sale or Trade - ----- ---YEAR old �addlt horse. Btiy 0 Stallion for trade or sale. G. A. Deem, Racine. 8-2-6tp Legal Notice LIO.AL NOTICI In thft Mitter of tha Guardian, ahip of l•rth• M. Cul, an lncom• ..-Mnt Puaon. CHe No. 11,361 The followlng personal property belonging to. the estah! of Bertha M . Carl; 11n incompelent person, will be sold by the undersigned 11 public a1.1etion, al the I.ate rc.111• dencc of aa!d Derth11 M. Carl In llarrilmnville, Ohio, on the 12th day of August, 1960, and oonllnuc from day to day thereafter until all the prupcrty Is aold. Sale to commence at l :00 p. m. 7 dozen fruil JBrK, 3 gallons lard, J Maytar. 1 coal cook stove, washer, I lawn mower, 1 roll brick aiding, I atep l11dder, garden tool,, table and six chairs, Tappan range, gu hc11ter , Frt11ldalre refrlg:erator, electric skJllet and mixer, medicine cabinet, cherry cupboard and con­ tents, 2 .email cookeni, lroqin 1 board and Iron, I small stool, bed electric sweeper, and dreeer, Warm ilif.orning atO\'C, living room aulte, 1 9 x 12 wool rua ■nd ,mall ruga, 1 floor lamp, l radio, 1 elec­ tric clock, 2 rocking ch1lr■, .\ ,ew• Ing machine, 1 atudio couch, 'l bed complete, •l dresser, 1 1tand, 1 9 x 12 wool ru11, 2 bedroom con, tents, UHB Doda:e ■utomoblle, LANA O. GIBSON, Guardian of the Penon and Eatate of Bertha M. Carl, an In• competent penon. A. C. Bradford, Auctioneer CROW, CROW 1, PORTEii, Attorneys for Guardian ('1) 29; (8) 5, 10, Sic Legal Notice LIOAL NOTICI Offen will be rec.,lved unUI saturd1y, Au1uat 8,. at the offlee of Webater and Fulti. PomeroJ N1tlonal Bank Bui1dln1, Pom,roY, Ohio, Phone WY Z-1186, for the property of Ell■ White, deceaaed, 1ltu1ted In the Vlll111e of S1r■cu1e Ohio and con,t,Uns of a two 1tory frame dwelllna: houae, four room11 downstairs and three room, and on b■th up■t.al� 1■r11e, lituated. four. 1djol n lni lot■. FJIIEDA FAEHNLE. Adminlltratrhc of the Estate ot Ella White, deceued, WEBSTER and FULTZ, Allorneye for Admtnl1tratrls {'I) M. ll9. 30; (81 I, S, 8, 8te NOTICI OP APPOINTMINT ' r.1• • • •' Chaplef N 53 Represented At State Meeting CINiliHI 3 -· FriNJ t:30 �:00 fi:!U 6:QO 1:1� Ill:� .Ji80 9·45 7:01) 7:SO 8:80 9:00 9:SO ·10:00 t1 :00 11:10 U: 13 • ·OO ,:,&j 800 fHIO 9:30 10:00 10:30 11,00 t t :SO 12:00 12:30 1 :00 l : 15 1 :25 4:00 ro K&C JEWELERS One oareful Joe.al owner. Hydrwma�c dtive. Extrti nice. 1 958 BUICK V8 Nani Top Cpe. · · · - $ 1,895 One careful local owner. &pollffl black ·and white finish. Dyna• flow drive. Radio ■nd beater. Less than 18,000 ee11y mllei. Dyndlow drive. Thia one's had · tender cne. 1 956 PONTIAC YI Nani Top . . . . · . . . $ 1,195 4 Door. One· careful local owner. lbdnmatle drive. Extra nice. 1 956 BUICK YI Html Ttp ·. . . . . · · . . · $ 1,195 h-o lone creen. O,,na" Door. One aaretul lOCII owner. Spotleta � ' fiow drive. 2 11, M . . · · . . · · - . . · $ 1 I095 1 956 FORD YI Fairla ' • Briggs and Straiton Engine REGULAR ,104.85 SALE $84.95 Regular '69,05 SALE $54.95 ••, . ' I •• • lill<lra 1ood b,q, 1 955 IUICI( Sptclql 4 Dr.' SNln . . · $895 A one owner we11 cared f,or car. 'Swbderd lllitt. 1955 BUICK R••••• · : · . . · · · · · · · '$995 4 boor Sedan. Buick'■ finut and but:. '11:a1 one'a bad the finMt cue. We oan txwdl7 refer ...._ ..., jll - owna, 1 955 PGNTIAC Ya ·, . . ; · ·• . , · · · · · · · . . $795 2 Door Sedan ..d Bord Top, Clloolpt • ,,t1 tW11 &ne con at tbu plieo. ' VI 1 954 Ol�llE ' . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . $565 ·-•·.•- 2 Door Sedan. Spotle11 two OPEN UNTIL tone . fi. nldt. ' pem1 1,at il�N; •· ,t,,__ H..... • mu ' 1 , j.'u """ .' . \f;r,l, Five, Includiiffl Four Children pens• h n F'Ire 1 !!!low BilNZY t2:00 �,ao 1 :00 1 :SO 1,00 3 :oO 3:SO °'' il\�!.©r,.,,o •1• • I, • ·- • l'\i' '� �lt ,--.....,.--,,..._,.,.... l ""..,SlJI DF. I LCTNI: FOSDICK A N ICKElF�M TI--IE CM[]43Et-.CY FUl�D!.' t1'PI-... ,' 1 --= --±-'=- Thi Jll'\lhte, 11,f Thit Seciet Stoml Thf\ Ed.lie or Nlg ht The Thne itoo&et Arthur J, Srnlth-1\'ew■ A !Ao} II the Weather 'fV BoWling Clinic Am01 'r.' AM, Markham R... hide California All-St.ar Rodeo . Qeeember Bride Twlllght Zone ' Peraoo to Person , New• --� ,,JO 9,00 0 - 30 b:00 l0:30 U :00 1 1 :l& �•1\ WJ E H -.,,.... Up To the ----::--:----:-- Chllnnel 1 3 - Sundty ---;.-jiff 7ii !" � Minute M ' ---�-- - df,s ■ --·--,,,L _ Cl son C au nty N _ Ws i , . · · 1 Tlllltl Dad' o· . 1 AM 11 :5 5 AM • ,(6uir Wµtlton LONDON uPi-Sft m er9y1 w�� �nf� Jo . �chill '"hur � dllil ,n.i,�. Chur �'f:� Court w_ Co u /• ■r nllht •f'• v �• rlvod home "••ie of ,e� _ Jk1 :t:r · ,.Ui ow a 'J, 1 llediterranei.Jt cruiie on U1e IH1h io � , , Greek 1blpV.'ht of_ th ' frie_nd ; !Yt .1. J Ch is. · •" u irimter Mr and · ' · o llf.C:· owner Arla ue Oti s h hill'• P9Y�� .eeretary �aid ,� , Ind famU., · Rf ,Nos:tb , BidaevlP,e fl Ill! the ChurttiJ.111 �� · m vl tia her pt?&peflt 1 1-,, h ealth." Sir Wl nAttJ!t lt 85. imta, llr. ind lln. CIIN!ftce P-rli:.. --=- •j;i.£,tlF,· I Iail · 5 05 PM DON ' T BE So I'LL. 6ET IT 6 l.OOMY RAINS FOR LET'S Khrushchev Now Anxious To Meet Again In Summit OUR PICNIC 5,UNDAY MOSCOW UPI-Premier Niki• ta Khruahchev today aui:gested a new summit meetina be hCld to discuss Eaat-West problems. I Khrushchev did not set a d.<1le for the propo1ed heads of stale conference when be made t�e uggestion In his reply made pubrtc today to a July 18 perso_nal letter from British Prime Mimster Harol(l, M�clJ.lillan. tn 11, firm,; t,ut polite replf to the Bl'itilh Jt!adel", Khrushchev vtgorousl y defended the Soviet p01ition on virtually all Eul\Vest lssuea. ,· Khrushchev accual!d th!! Unitelt actlo:1s State, of aggreuive u:ain■t the Soviet Union in the U-1 1nd · RB-f'l · plane in.eidents. He uld Britain Wred l'ftPOll•ibi!il :, for the RB-47 incident since !he tr. s. Air Force plane wu bn1>cd ih Bri&aln . �====�===��!,,,�..::;__■B,-su . a;, _ : � �. �t� 1: :t ,-, II IIIST•llr'VIJ � - & ' I ' ' ,. ....- . ' ;.•!'. HOPE' FOR TH E BES.T IJ lTLE. . ORPHA)i' - "' � - ANNO! SAT, . ual SNUFFY SMITH �t· lil,...,. •• t:00 Rev. ,Matthew■ f:30 American at 9,'orll: ' l:"5 chrisM.an Scleri� ti):oo Air Fortti -. Seiapbool ,o,30 Camera 3 11:00 Dig PlctUre 1 1:30 RFD, USA ,t,, 12,00 Rev Elwood Glhb,, 12:30 Movie M11terpiece l:OO Captain Kangaroo t:30 Rev. Willard WllCOJ. a edie Com a O:OO Our Gan llf,;00 Oral ll- ·JerUI 10:00 Hec:kle and Jed:l11! C .rtuD 6:80 Face fM Nation e hou, Might Mouse Play "':30' ,., FYI 6·00 . er an R , Lon I 11:00 The Twentieth Century 6:SO , lon. Jack Jel _30 1 1 ' :001 L assI e l2:00 St,1 l'\n l f:30 I>ennli Ille )lenaca e hbor J2:SO Neig f dof 5:00 Tk-- &41 &ulllvan Dow Lea bdl iBaH 1:Z:tl -.. l ·12,9' Bfaeblll D:00 Ge!H!l'II Eleetrte ,_,..,. net Mati Pnaentl ie liov c• t■r Bltch d AllS S:80 a:SO Alfre cut neetl n Co n I ucy L m to: ()() Albu iic■n f:f& Ame • " lO:SO Whttl llJ �n" 5:db Dance ruty clal flWi: lt',N Sund ·e:VO, , S)iturday Movie Spectacular 11 :00 ·, t_! 'I1l ll:lS � � 7:00 Hl1bw1y ratra1 ' l GOOGU �y • ' • • ,. : • I a\ Mt MAl>I 5NUHV , JEST BROOGMT ME -W.:-fA'T ARE 'fE TH ' PIJRTIES"I'" SO PU.·Ft�EO ANHI\J\-.RSARY TIGHLEO ASCMJT, A'.lEstNT 'IE EVER. LOWEEZY > LAID E'IE S ON, ELVINE.'( J1ydtam.11tJc. BLAETT,HAR� • Bfte'tlli.'°" .- !WT I 5UPPo,;E THH; 16 l!(X,sD TO HAPl'EN tlMEN \U1 Al.£ AWAY FROO HOIIE .. thannel I ... Sanday . 6:30 Eddie Seacrist Stiow 7:00 R9bln Hood i7:30 Ll'l Ra&ea11 8:30 �ra1 Gho�· 9:00 !JJ,dio wrestliftg 9,so "I., A,d,,e111 · . _ Jtlewsreet Album 10:lo 1 J 1 :00 1\:1 0 ;::::: �:r�'I" ' J , Door Sedan. SW,, <U', Impulse Starter 4 Cycle Briggs and Slratton • • , • • Door Sedan. Worth mucb .-or,. A buuWW. car. H.P. - 4 Cycle On, 22 I nch 3 H.P. Mower •• 1 956 OIEVROlETVI B�Alr · · · · · · · · $ 1 ,095 SELF•PROPEl!LED MOWER 9e'� i,nanneI l 3 - Safurdaf 1 958 BUICK YI - 2 Dr. Stdan · -· · · · · $ 1,895 20% Discount On All POWER MOWERS 22 I NCH H U FFY t:00 ll:00 12:00 12:30 1 :30 2:00 2 ,.s 5:45 1,30 11:l D f::30 f:ro t:00 1 :lft, 6:25 1:30 , 7:00 7:30 B:30 9:30 t0:00 I0 , 30 11:00 ' 1 957 MERCURY MOl!fdiir . . · · · · - · $ 1 ,495 t Door Sedan. A real beauty. l'ow'f' ateerlna and brakes. Push button abitt. One careful - owner.. 1 . ' , 1 956 CHEVROLET Y8 : - · . . · - - · - .- - . . $ 1 ,295 Convertible Coupe. Sharp one ow11er eu. PowercHde. f · !IO I 50\lfTIMES ! 6H IOfSOIJE FOl1 HOOi: ... ., m,, 8:00 1 8,80 '9:00 , O:uO 1 :00 ,1:10 I :15 Chmlitl-.t l•l ,;,- Friday BUICKS NEW . . - PONTIAC$ alHI GMC Trucks ' 1 957 PONTIAC Hard Top Cpe. - - - - - - $1 ,495 an> ror News Headl1ne1 Seience Fiction Thtatcr Brea�- ff.:1¥ Home Run Derb7 Picken• HaidWai-e Sho. News Picture �"'IJ,fa,11. Party Sport• Roundup . Ntw■. Headline■ Wealhel"Cut Sport.I Report Saturday Ni&:bt Jamboree 8.i'idlu1 Partr 8onant1 Ne ffie Man lind 1h11 Ob.Uena• :1,lif! l'ut, Th• lle...11 meW�, W:'dt.inet World Wide 60 ' · eatf'ut P«rt, Man :'rom Interpol 30 News . Ne••• Headline. 35 Bre,ild'ut P■rt, W !athercut Jtwe �:00 Shockwatch &� S�af 1�:1! Sign Off 1():30 N'ewa H�adiinll!I 10:� MO[pin,1 n,VQ\iODf 10:tS Radio JIY.IWW 1 1 :00 New1 Stldline, Sign On l l :02 Countrj 8oii Down Life ttie Ii 'riti1 11 :29 Farm fltme 1'V Cti apel 11 :30 Raeine :JqbflH Lab 30 12:00 Nooft Newl Sunday Movietime Waterfront Science' Fiction Theater Popeye and P'•11 Favorite Story Meet the Prea : SuitdaJ 'Nt!WI PlahtN Overland Trail Mualc on Ice Conti11ued from Page One Chevy Sbo•" . ment ��lem in ftle,I•• County, J Loretta foimg Sa"lciw Spe11king in' behalf of their ,•nnny dida il te for atal.e a_udilor, Jutlge reqel• J,J WEST u�t w. v a. ne• ji N� Wt li·am B. Bl'Own, Clliillieothe, can- .Five personfl inch1ding four· ciijj. ' • c� didacies were Jame.!! Fergu son, can - dren, burnea to �eath i n ,. Weal � Nld' ' e didate for Court of Appeals, and that destroyed II 1mlfll homf!I �at Stllfl Off John W. peck, Cincinnati, Who here early today. t),oo oihers spoke Jn tiflia'lt ot fill! own caf'ldi- were injured. dacy and or HIE! Otlt&r two ca.h diAll seven appare 11t1f ,-� date� for S�pre.11ie Court J u4ge, sleeping in the aame i'OQitt ot tti e Jt_r!).es Bell, r Mli:\ct.Qn, 1µ1,,d J�s eph one •story frame house Br�e Stallion ihlt·l�, Ellison, 1,t:atfr,fllild. Both Juilge Tyler County. An .11djaN!nt t-«O-­ I:.lllla'f6 :� To. lleaftl PflCk arid Jutf�e !tel l are incum- atory house caught fire Ind was L.!iwrenee W"'11r: 8':M. "I' bent&. Jubilee, u. �. A. leveled, but it was ur.occupled_. Henry Uenti, Jr., Mei p CouJ\ ty Up-To-1.'li!-!tllnuttl New.. Killed in the blaze were: Democratic Cbairm1n, had charge Sports Report Marybelle wasworlh , 19, Weflt of the arrangement& tor the meet- trnion. Late Show ine and introduced M �- Coleman. Janet Dotson, 4 and her 111,t�r, All but two of the DemoCl'atlc can1, West Union. BUiie, dldatea for county- office were Ferrebee, 9, and bis Walter present and were Introduced. Th� Bhl Picture Dorm•, 8, of Shirley. ister, B File "nle Caravan, opening the camJolin Iiopklni Mrs. Dai.sy Dotsnn and r.fn. pa \�Il .W the 10th District, vislted Cotlege Newt Confeteiloe National Edu . •\sl'-Ociat!on ffWl!IIH, lfloc�ng and A the: na Juanita Ferrebee, mother• of f1� !t!f\11,el'l' MallnH Celu1,1t1M We�day with a din p er children, suffered multiple buti?I reported in f".V' ffil­ Open ne■rtnc lnf:l!tttii",t t�e, Hbtel Berry.Claxton They wereWettel County lfb11�1tiil at dilion � in AtheH.■ WeQ!leeday even ng. The Answer sYille. Martin New In � ur McArt �ighl at tlie Thf)' speHt lnd·yestefday had meetin i::s in McMra. Dotson and Miss W �i,- · Arth llf and Jackson before com- worth, 11 tong with the Dotson dill'" :Matty's Funday Funnies lhg hete_. �ifl secur!ty dren, were visiting at lhe Ferr,­ . �e pa�ty h!ft Pomeroy for Gal- bee home. Mrs. Ferrebe's h11 11 5 wber,: II �as to lour the bll! nd was not at home . He is a �'a OtiiltcP Sports Hlghlia:bt1 1 CounJY Fay- 88 gueSls of . constru�tion worker, em­ tp__, I. . S���� ,Porter. FJ'om steel Trackdown pl oyed at lalll Liverpool 0. jioh, tll�� we.�I to lco�lo, [ 1i'411verlck ,rre ... ,dlrifter rn@fi�qg was held Mrs . Dotson aaid" she awoke Law.nan l&B. , n\tt1t a� t�III ..�rt\JIJ Hot;1 . TJte l' ebt,J. , to .- • abou.t )l,'89 �� .fn1 ( 1!0 an(I felt In i'o�s-oy ·h�at· h:�tf -,ifnetiNI •s ftfoite: She ·sald 'ffle ., •·· Ma�t o.t.. �tie Johnn3! Staccato l!,ellt,rdi!Y · WH Jnndutted "'!IU\OU l !!'he ·•saw the house Wll& llflam� · 1 lliff\l at tH� M111rtln lt\tel due' to and crawled out a window. The NtWS Tonla:ht · , , , Late Sho,r a , p�"er filiil(u, - durin;: the early Sh_e ,,(� "1jeJ\f�l m •� IQK hejp' •!\i'ltoori otorrti.· but 1t W�� f$ ',11 i ,,utes tiefote two ! ,.. nelghboh, 8-'in , Sjfen�r and Ar· chie Merritt, answered her calls. Perry Mason "!',II \he t\m�•. 1 toµld b,ar thj , ct111�V.1t11 acreariitnf- hn1itle," 11fi'e' . Wanted--Dead or Allve said. She said the heat was too in­ Mr. Luckf tense for her to &et back inside. H11ve Gun, Will Tn.'f� It �os nol lm�edlately det�r­ Gunsmoke ?nined how Mrs. Ferrebee got out Not For Hire oC the house. 1 1 O'clock New, apparently started The fire from faulty wiring in the ceiling , Theater lS of the house. i� ne�l 1� nV ¢haW HTN-T,,ao ON 11111 On Gue■t Star New, PIWIUTI YD¥ lllil Newt Hudl,Ju1t For You News Juat For You Callin( on Pt. Pleasant · New1 Headllnet1 Music Go Ro:.md News Mu1ic Go Round New, Headlines M� GQ Round I N�w, Go Round B111eball Scores Music Go f\?un• News Headlmea Music Go RoUnd Complete New, Rllund-up Crow's Steak House-Sound or the 60't 6:30 News Htfldlinff 66:32 Evenlnl( Interlude 7:00 Newt He.d.Unet T:ot Evening lnterlude 7:30 News Headline■ 7:32 Sundown Serenade 8:00 Sign Off 12:ao t:00 1 :02 1 :30 1:aQ Z:00 3:00 3:02 3:30 3:35 4 :00 •;� ◄· 4'Jll ·5:00 1Hllo 5:� 3:31 5:"5 6:00 Storm Augments Age-Old Adage : --� ----- :::,5:00 !g .r cr..1111 .;_.so,;11ay • t:00 Badge arid BuHf:ts •• l:118 S:00 iB:1.5 6:30 7:00 7 :02 '1:30 ?:4.S · 8100· 8:02 �• , "''""•I WC HS-TY eho:nr1fl 8 4:00 American Bltl\<Ytaml Rin Tin Tin 3,00 San Ffan,c11co Bei�t ,,,o You:' Eaao Repork: d:40 Weal�er Teller M5 John Oaly,Newc ?:00 8uddv '.-lt.•11rcher '3ho·.t 7:� ll Walt t,laney Prewil'l•.1 8,jp Man From Blarkhawk $uft!let Strip 9 :0<\ '1't 10,00 The Det.ectiYl!S "io:ao Bla«:l: s,lldle 11,00 The N�,t TOnlMht 1 1 : 10 Sean1iln• tbe Weather tt:lft &po,.. �eport u,20 Late show HOTTEST .'60 DEALS Hatti Top Coupe. SpoUeaa black and white flnl1b. One eareful owner. Power 1teer1.nt. Sign On Circle 3 Ranch Sheena, Queen of Jungle J_ufl;!o.f, Auction Howdy Doody Show Ruff •& Reddy t'tow Fury Clreus :boy ltoy ,Rogers Show Down on the Farm Film DugOut Dope Baseball W11tch Mr. Wizard n,30 ' I• 1 957 BUICK YI C"""J - - . . . . . . $ 1 ,595 ► Channel 8' - Friday ' ·,,,, \ \ ..••• ,.. ... ............. ' ....... U Channel 3 ... Sunday 1:1 :t, 1 1 :SO 12:00 12,30 1 :00 4:00 4:SO �:00 5:30 8:00 6:30 T:00 8:00 9:o-• (0:00 (0:3Q 1 1 :20 H : 10 1 1 : 10 1 :00 Channel 3 - Saturday Y.. . . . . Comedy PlayhOuse Adventure Time ,:i,teamboat Bill QifiM Kid MHsic in the Round Jim. Tbacter Show Weatheruat Nem Pietra: Bu.ntley Brinl:le• "qepon r;,.e�th Vall�y nays Clrharron Clly W ichita To�n Play Your Hunch Masquerade Party MQment of Fear N�w, lf:eadllue1 Weat .,.re,,st Jark Paar Show Sign f)ff '--- ---�- •:oo Al HOM£ INSIDE lHE WATOI WORKS n. 4:30 . 6:00 6·.30 ' :4� ll:� 7:00 '1:30 8:IO 9,00 9:30 l0:30 l l :00 l J : 10 ll:1S 1 :00 . 1'MJ'() Da3y P� Schedule 0., Alia. 5, 1960--7 .TELEV ISION G fbl WSA!-TV Chann el 3 MARTI N RESTAU RANT l1t1t1, -, Hetry 'W, Cr•I• 41N¥Mtl Notice I• hereby i:Iven th■t'l!:dna L Crail, whoae Poat Office addr-ea■ 11 lrldslleport, Ohio, hu been duly appointed &xeeutrb: of the btlle of lllll'Y c.,11, deceued, loto o! ltlddleport, J111P county, Ohio. !lated thlo llOth da, ol July IMO, I', !£ O'IIRIBN . , ludlo of tho J'!oblto Court Olilo ' Molp lie -,.,._,... -� :, ' ff) � w. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, , Legal 1\#Qtices c,.. Ne. 11,AM --seem1 DINE OUTI I , • • odor■ lmpreanated right into pro, .attlftdat worm,. clam, a nd other ducts may have faacin1tln1 poql- fl.tbln1 bait.. billtiea. We've had 1uiu:e1tlon1 lba;t, the price of frub ba:U flowered print dreB&ea be treated bu t.kyroc.keted in recent 1ean wlth I pl11Uc containing the odor and, , while preaent artificial ha.lb look rulbU� many ti.lb won't of the flowen ln the print. 1uggeate� chap "Another tou� them becauae tbey hunt food we i York , s marketing the scent-im, Adminiatration to put orana:ea in try br 1meb in.toad of by ■la:hL" for tcenll amelly develop to pregnatin1 invention of Alfred orange-3Cented bap, strawberrlea Neuwald, 1 Hun1ari1n - American in film that .smells like beniea and chemist, 11'1 called poly-scent, even package potatoes i n their own Neuwald learned how to put 1 earthy scent," Barry eiplained. scores of �cents into polyethelene "The idea, of course, is aimply pellets which can be diffused into to make lhings more attractive We Serve You Bight any extrud, 'fj or injel1wn-molded and to restore lo the supermarket plaatic product or in polyethelene aome of the dellghUul smella that Wlfll The Flnen Foodl fil,m. went out when plaatk packaging A doten companies 11lready are first came to the fruit and produce Al Surprlalngly Lo., using poly-scent in artifici;i.l Oow- counters." Prices? eh and to perfume polyethelene 1 But the plastic maken are 10bags UBed to hold lingerie, hosiery ing much farther. Tbey are Jm­ and some other dry goods. pregnating the caps of tubes and One taste will convince you lbat our food Is superlative Executive preaident Jack Ber• squeeze bottles. foJt ,111 aorta of • . . from first coune lo laol! ry, former TV producer. s.aid the products witb pleaunt- odon that hie market will be in scented poly- match their contenlll or In 1ubt1e ethelene bags for fruits and veg- ways make them more ealable. Record makera even are •cent� elablll8. ' "SeYeral bi g supe.-market chains ing plastic records with perfume& ON ROU'l'I 7 IN MIDDLEPORT are waiting ior the green light altuned to the music in1crlbed on from the Federal Food and Drug them. - ------ ----"At leasl 30 manufacturera of rat traps are interested. in our 0. idea of a bacon scent that meana the trap won't have to be baited," Barry said. The scent, laat up ,o two yean, which ih most caaea exceed• &he life ot the products. Our Graduale Watch Re­ Fragrance ProceAB also i:i: mar­ keting an arom, ditpenaer, which pairman Hu Year■ of Be­ can spray a scent over • compan• The, Melgs County Chapter No. 1 tively large area under controlled bi.1d The Dial Experience 53, Disabled Americ.an Veterans, ! conditions. A chain of Boston was represented at the 39th Ohio stores used the diapenser in � To Make Y•ur Watch Run C'onvenuon held in Columbus July j strawberry promotion early th!, Perfect. 28, 29 and 30 by Past Chapter Com• !ummer. mander Harry Hoffman, Owen " We're still feeling our way," Watson, chapter tre.asurer and Barry said. "The use ot lasting .Benjamm 1'� . Turner of Lancaster, PUT YOUR WATCH U:PAIIIS UP US! former chapter commander and al- Birthday Party Held .so former member of th� Ohio Friend& gathered at the home House of Representat ives from of Mr. and Mn. Arnold Hupp FrlMeigs County. day even Ing and -1urpr 1_1td M Department omcers elected in• Hupp on her birthday. The eve• Phone WY-%-3715 elude John W. Baker, Dept. Com- ning was spent in playinc a:amea STREET MAIN EAST POMEROY, OHIO �an<ier, _Williams Co., Chapter No. After the honored gueat opened SJ ; Sr , Vice C? mman�er, Joseph V. her gifts, refreshments of po­ Racco, Akron! Jr, Y•c� Co'!u�and_ tato chips, sandwiches, baked er, Charles Lind, Cincin nati Chap• 1I beans, cake, potato salad, hot ter No. 1 . rolls and Kool Aid were served \ I . .,..., Executive Comm ittee - How• � d to the follow inJ Mr. and Mrs. K�bler, Ripley �o. 90; Frank h n M u Spangler, Roberta, Nancy , D1rnberg, Port Clmton No. 29 ; a nd Sharon David and Cindy Roush Jack Heydenrleh, Zane5ville No. Mr. and Mn. Ernest B sh, Mr. and u 12 · I Mrs. Rusaell Rou&l'I, Mn. Kenneth _ Tlie _Ohio dev�rtment lead all Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. James .atates m the ntt t •?n for the 23rd Knigh tning, Penny, Bermy and consecutiYe year m t�al 40 .out of Ruth Wolfe , Roger Rouah, To ur. every 1� mc�ben, m Ohio arc my, Stevie, Larry and Debby fully paid up life members, and 47 Spangler Joyce and George Par­ out of every 100 are life members 1008 Ed� ard Je11n Rocky Jim either fully o� partial ly _paid. . an d ' Bua HupP, Mr.' and M�a. El­ An impres111ve memorial service mer Picken s, Billy, Nancy, Bobby was conducted Sunday mornin g and Slevie Pickena, Mr, and Mrs, with nearly all mem_bers presen t Herbert Roush, Jeffery and Terr)' _ The Ladl�s Auxlliary also held Knightning and Dorothy Rlffie. its convention at )he same time and joint meclings were held for ISSUE DRAFT CALL WASHINGTON UPI-The Army the memorial service in which Mel_ga Chapter reported fiv, mem• Thursday called for D,000 draf­ ben had passed away since the laijt tees in Octobet which would convention. bring to 2.57 million the number Several resolution8 wero passed of men inducted a.Ince the .start in the inlerc&t oC the nation·, war- of the Korean War. The October time disabled veterans which will total will be 1,000 mure than Sep­ be pubtlahed In full in the conYen- tember and 2,000 mor,r th8n Au­ lion proceedings and a copy sent gust, following normal seuonal lo each chapter. patterns. '"' Artificial Flowers, Plastic Mons� Traps With - Bacon Aroma Built In, Promise Large Business For So le ••• &ATES --- • NEW YORK UP! - Artificial FORD-Fer11110n TRACTOR New rear tirea and WOWI. Pbone flowers-amellin& like poise. from Vlking 3-2273. {8) l , 6tp the garden - and plaatic moUIC lr.1ps with the aroma of fat hacon built III for bait a_re among the , CANNING or freeier 1weet corn. products oC . a new mdustry that green bellnB. Inquire D. w Rhodes F'arm, Portta,d, Ohio, may have quite a future. Fragrance Proces6 Co., of New S.2-tilc JOA CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IFJIUL'B I • GAS, FUEL OIL aDCI ,..1 naces. Call for free e1Um1te1 Foreman 6: Abbott lliddJeporl 6-lU-tll: WANT ADS , �-. - � , l8) , WHO DO YOU 7'HINK ARE THE MOST OPTIM ISTIC, MEN OR WOM E N ? I TMINK THERr 16 A NATl.RAI. I.ON61/<S THAT uJ€ ALL HA'l'E TO Rf!LllN •C THAT !'LICE !LIER£ II);: u,<E W<N al RA6ED! ,_,. "'='- By FRED � " BMtl) . �• I-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy• 1llddleport, O. , Aug. 5, 19811 •• ·�·�--....li--§0""'""'�'-'""�"-'"'·""'�"·"�·.,..,., •' ELBERFELDS-SHOP SATURDAY 9AM-to 9PM Initiations Held By Middleport Of.S _ Thursday Evening The Initiation work was prcsenl­ ed Thursday when Evangeline Chapter, OES, met at th.e Masonic Hall in Middleport with Mrs. Theo Worlhy Matron, in Ne11b.l.ing, charJe of the meeting. Mrs. Will­ R.eynold5 and Mn. Norman Hum­ phreys assisted the regular om­ ten with lhe initiatory work. A piano solo ''Tonight We Love·· w■s presented by Mrs. Lillian Steiff during the evening. Plana were made for 1 joint bm­ i)y picnic with the members of the Middleport Lodge, F&AM, Sunday August 21 at 2 p. m at the Road­ aide Park. A Hew Shipment WOMENS BRUNCH COATS Crease resistant, washable cotton wrap dresses - easy on - plenty of overlap - short sleeves - several p"t. terns lo choose from. MISSES SIZES - 12 lo 20 HAU" SIZES - 14½ to !4¼ $2.,s Mrs.. JOhn Lyons and Mrs. Jame& Pullen were named as co-chairmen of serving the monthly dinners to the BPW Club. Plans were also made to honor the past matrom1 and past patrons of the l°hapler at lhe September meeting. A while elephanl sale was also planned for that meeting. Mrs. Wendell Bunce w.. named as chairman of the re­ (resbment committee. Mn. Humphreys and Miu Shar­ on Jones .assisted wilh lhc Sun­ shi ne onering . DUNG.Qq$ ' Sizes 6 to; llk G;­ welght for w••�-liow ail · back to sch.obi. S!,nfo ed shrunk. Trlple stitch­ ed. baaoocd or as • dutch. · &ee II ia -,J Cuhmore. M,plfiq,� lo loll'• bat lbada. ,our bo r 11 oM who 11 h1rd lo fll buy hit dunp• rH• In 1llm1 for the werr slender boy or In hu1kle1 If ha's on the heavy •Ide SelHt fOUrl now at Elber­ feld• whera you'll find 1 clNtlplell 1lodl In Wr1n9ler1 -LH'• and 111 Yank - If Ma)' we auggc�t shoppln it early while selection of Slim and Jluaky Dungarees i11 I.Jest Meno Big Yank DUNGAREES Sanforized for perfect Ill. �'ull cul with gradu­ ated dimensions !or Iii and comfort. Sizes 20 to 44 , ..,. illrol)'n Ru11en, ..Qr, Tom Rall, llllddlo, �•• <;a{v'!fl of Poll)ffll' JUI Wffll, �1111. ll'enneuee. ' l,l!lable lt lllo_!l<! "'1'• ' � • ...-. · '' CboOHI the Bind Leg Brier tr Elut[c I.ell Hollywood · Bri 1d. White or aolld colon. Small, ffl.edlum. large, and extr• IIJ'Ct. All rayon a:ar• menla, llellllomd with •r· $1 .98 • GAR DEN H O SE WHILI THIY LAST $1.00 IOO',!, · vinyl prden h.,. wtll> hNYY -bnlll ""'1pll1111. U PT, LINOTHI -� , $1.95 21 Inch table model. Blonde llnlllh with mat­ ching base. SALE 1_,. Hepn Knit T Shirts 4: to 20 ff! .st•• "' - 1 I« 12,05 S.bool ba<k IO weartnc - �rt .. . .. them now •nd rukc your early selection . Siui \ . Carpet :\,mples 4 fl. 6 Inches by 6 fl. J;)lsc,i/.nued pattern,. Mulll col­ or texture loop pile . 100% :�l,lace Lokwea"" Carpet. •..,. •, "1 Value A-�More . � Tlian Sale '. $��. 5 �' SALE! , VES BOOK SkEL I ' I a "to ax and T lo H ,·.,' ·,, . ,. . Cenv�lant La-,.Awty .-..n ' SALE! °"" Boys' and· Olrla, BOXER LONGIES l)OCkete. Flill , boffr , st.rle, Wi� ■Im I lo IIX, ldtai tor hot 1ummer. wear. Sport denlnN, polished c,ot. ' l<Ml , bo-kln& Ind "'"1ed C!Oltqn• Solid eolon and ltripo. Tn Uc PILLOW (ASES Fut color q,,,ality pillow All cotton, IIDOOth. durable. U by 36 inch111. All Over floral and striped pat,. terns. ' - ---- -------- "REi:D'S" PAPER N AP·K l llS B!nboased 10ft napkins In , paate) colors. lS .by l"S¼ lncbe1. 2SO In a re­ 'uaable plalllc ba,. • ' �9c' . pkg. WSAZ Founder To' Sehool f .,U N '"i O O K S - 11e,. -�•9,95 RCA1 Wlilrlpool · l� AIR CONDITIONER . Qnll'. - :i.: "• · · · "-1,,,,....i. ,. · .t!AK tanga Self From World For Independence · Deiuxe model. Quieti'!Ai. ning, low operat.lng cost. More cooTbig power. Sale $307.00 1 Only lleg. •319.9$ RCA Whirlpool ROOM AIR . CONDITIONER custom Model Sale $337.00 SI.LE O'DORA WADROIES W :rawn' 'Wtlnut nnlah. 2 1Ud· inQ: doon that slide on dou• b1e 1.hCka, open ·,nd shut with llnr,,rtlp control. l'am­ lly SIie - Holda OP lo 38 aarmen.� an •$r0Dt hJD.1� rod ond ample atonp •­ at· bottom, Sb'onc - Wood ninton:ed with -.bable August 6, 1960 J., . Parkenllurg poltce, reported al I p.m. today they bad one of lhe boy1 and taken ,ustody ol the Fl1ther •to!eD ID Pomeroy I.lot nlihl. l\o.meroy police today �ailed West Virginia Stale police and Par:l{ers�rg officers to give chase to two Lakin juvenile walk­ aw�y1 who stole a car off the lower parking lot last night. .½O<'al PQlke have _been kepi busy the past 12 hours with t� event, and tracking down clues in a breaking and enter­ ing of the Pomeroy Landmark Store, the second such crime there in four days. A1 ADM ,black and yellow Cbevrolet �¥d by Thurman Fi1cher, Po..1., w.aa taken from the lowQI lot in Pomero)' aboul lut night. 'l'Vfo wal�-aways ,)Akin State ]lo11p1tal are ve .,J; taken the car, Chief J� J . aaid. . .,_. l�IO a. m. today Chief Webatl!�Uld the two youth.I, both l�. W.AN ...i-11 p u�_.._. ,,y • Wea t v·If• .l'i � 11 mJ! lState Pohce and Parkersbur � . J>OUf after tearin1 down mail bo wlt)l the atolen car above ;nbul'i PaR -,r. · � two boys 1fefe identified at Luiri II Gary w-, ne Hunt, Wuhi ngtQn, W. Va., �d Charles Chuter Stouer, P&rkeriburg. Hunt had receQtl)' been retwned to the in1tituyon after another walkaway acl •bout a rnontb go when he 1tolel i a.r owned by Pomeroy Pa• 1 troJrqlli Davld Goodwi n from a par� p1aee 11.Qr the city hall. , , • . . ,t-1, Still under iiivestiaation i1 the bre�lna and ¢:Rlerlng' of the La n dt:::'.k Store dlioovered th� morn- ' had been rf'rnoved. The hole had been enlarged, and the establish­ ment was entered wilh the offend­ ers clambering down the rafters in the mill section of the building. .Manager Jack Carsey said his staU is checking to d iscover what merd·..andlffe is mi!Sing but reported that no mo�ey was stolen. Desks had been pried open and an attempt made to pry open a metal fili ng cabinet This is the - �erond time th·is week the Landmark . Store was entered. Tuesday morning Manager Carsey reported the theft of $20 and some small items or mercha ndise b)' thit vee who entered by breaking out a rear window. Chief Webster aaid today that he does not believe the two entries were made by the same people. In each case exit from the building was made through a b.i.ck door. The police were busy most . of this morning photographing footprinll in the dust in the mill and checking for finger prints. " j • •·,.I .," l \-:I! �.. iff,,. ;J -,pili, f.,, �,.. ' ·.• TRAINING SCHOOL - Three Meigs eounty Farm. Bureau youth attended school in Athens this week. Front row, l to r, Martha Parker, Victor Gaul; back row, Roger Holter and Al Finchum, local organizational director. Young People Learning Skills The Ohio Fill'm Bureau Southern Re&ion Training School was in session at Shively Hall in Athens this week. Attending from Meigs County were Martha Parker, Roger Holter and Victor Gaul. The purpoe:e of the school is to help young people learn skills in public speaking, recreation and musical leadership. They also ha¥e an opportunil)' to learn all types or folk dancing taught by a ve�y capable in»tructor, Mn. Dorwm Bryan of the Ohio Farm B ureau st.aft. r�e . �' .' \t \, Rotarians Hear' History Of High Fidelity Portland Man Dies Follow� Heart Seizure ill ·�-- ----,------::-,---:-----�- Third S�ion Swimmers Are - Given Awards At UJCalJ!�l De dime News Turn-a-Bc,ut Pied Piper ¥ MIRRORS Residents Have 3,000 , White Mice To Ponder • I July • • : Infant Dies Of Pneumonia At Columbus Home . ,ao.to '' ' lI - Car-Dump Tru�� Accident Friday .. i Ul'ed , Patrol Reports Sal, $7.89 ' . ' ' 1fndmark Store Suffers2nd ·.B&E Attempt ln Four Days Mr. Chase was born i n Pomeroy sa,id today. In addition to his congressional Pi:el;is Secretary James C. Hag• the sbn of the late Joh n Chase and erty said E isen h1>wer will pro, message, the -White House hinted -Bertha Bing Chase. He graduated from Pomeroy Hi'gh School and pose to the Democratic Congres1 the President" may also go on the public in• air next we.;k with an address s The students are also Laught the served in the u. s. Navy during varl qus action "in ttie to the American people. this the principals of the Farm Bu· people r of terest, basic f.o World War I and was a charter . n and Fann B ureu gave details "J havtl not yet asked for time" Federatio He no countr ". reau y' member of Drew Webster Post 39, e. Th� Preside�!• wi nding up_ hi� HagertY said in response to a Cooperativ American Legion. question on this point. Mr. Chase began radio broad- vacation here feell ng _ real fine gton to late fly back Was�m will \ casting about 1926 from a station The President's message Mon­ Sup.da� and will remain in WashThe Pomer�y Chamber of Com­ on Lincoln Hill in Pomeroy, and In I day will be addreased to both Chief Webiter said entrance had in&ton B S �ong as Con gress does, nierce will hold . its re:gular Au­ 1927 moved the station to H untinghouses of Co neresa but will be been u h n rt said. Hage y manhis ?: t ,: n�11!�� p:: t 8 p. m. ton. 1t continued under gust meetin & Moii re'ad th at day only in the �n­ w 1 . 1¥,l>r .Co. • wment uotjl 1939 wh•� , be le �- , Jlulf)co, (I{ the.. ,lt .'.l>f·-MOU111-.-. mt.T l'dl,m1 . !@TA 1d/::'ila11,eo • (\.' -...�, 11.....� ,. ·. �-,: • ··v. ,,g.. �' taken to· Join the lta,d\0 C9rj,ora6on of ,' A pro,rutt 1,Jped:'ftl� w��-k �,� Aug. U. ii .::,Cill� froltl Uw urbln development com­ America as in electro nic engineer. TIie third sessi�n of swimming .cla'!"'s al the M\gJ!11fi� The President has been work­ mittee beaded by Ted Reed Jr., pool were completed Thursday with Mw Mary Cartilyn During world war n he wu ing on the me1SS.1ge on and off e!ialrman. It 11 preparing preli- stationed in Camden, N. J. an.d er instructor. Senior assistants for Miss Miller are Judy all week, and toda)' he passed up Pearl Barringer, 78, died yester­ mlnary Information for Prof. Ru- Portland, Oregon where he was in Pullen and Karen Gregg. a beautiful morning for golf to day evening at 'Meigs General Ho11- sa'uer Susi� dolph Fra n kel', graduate claH in charge of installation . (if so nar Cards (Swimmer) were given to Charles Clark• Cross Red whip the draft i n to n earl fi n al y pital. A retiident of Portland, Mr. . Urbln Planning (Miami U) which ' equipment on N&Yy vessels Hackett, . I shape- with help of staff merp­ Barrlnger was brought to the Meigs son, Sally GlobakaT, Suzann e Arnold, Rose Mane wlll begin the "Master Plan for Mr. and Mrs. Chase had recently . n. Hoffma Charles bera. General Hospital yeSterday after­ Linda Hackell, William Hackett and tiomeroy-Middleport" 'this autum n purchased property QB Brick St. I Dennis "Rue, noon following a heart attack suf­ lnt.rmediale!I : Sue m• • B u&· \' in Fry, Linda HawIey, ...,.e .ELISABET�toILLE UPI-Ka· The memberah i p committee will in Pomeroy and had been making fered at his home. t Jeff Burt, Sherrie Black- kirk, uavid BuWrk, tlryon Anu1, Mcmberj Haeket of the Mjddlepor t-Pom­ it iea,l�d n virtuall today ta ga y Marriage License!! be headed by Fra nklin Rizer, ao d✓ frequent tripe here worki ng on it. eroy Rotary Club were 'treated to · He is survived by a daughter, ,ton �mtra Bunce, Zita Nieri, Willard Durst, Jeff Werry and Lorself from the outside . world a.Ill. Survivlne are his wife, E lizabeth other members added to it later Issued To 2 Couples an informative "Meet Mr. Sound" Mrs. Grace Thayer, Hornell, N. Y.; Ann' Holter, Ann Wilson, Vicki Fet- ing Vaughan. f 1 rm---and to s nf1 n c� pla pressed Prealden t Clyde Kirkland said. Lochary Chase; a son, John L. Two marrla1e li�e nses have bee n program Friday evening at their three grandchildren and two great ty a nd W'1}iam Felty. independ­ neeessary. defend-its Riter hH reported 23 paid tip Ch11e, Dayton ; hia mother. a 1laissued i n Probate Court. Fish awards were given to Floyd regular di nner· meeting in social ·gra ndchildre n ; two sisten,. Mn. e nce. Begin ners in the session were Burney, Rick)' Hawle)', Karen Gn.1,:nemberships for 1960-61. They ter, 1drs. Harold E. Rwiaell, HuntThey were to &oger C. Hines, 22, rooms of th· e Heath Methodist Nellie- Glucsencamp, of Portland ■re : Kroger Company, Ohio Val• l ngton j a b�other, J. Allen , Chaae, Na ncy Thompson, . Psm Neutz.lin g, fith, Randy Becker, Kenny Smilh, A t EllsabethvillE! Alrrield all laboratory technician, Galllpolls, Church. an d Millie Martin, Pitt.sbur1h. ley Sentinel, Atkins Chicks, G & Houston , Tex. Aleo survivin1 are normal traffic was suspe nded and and Barbara A. Donovan, 20, nurse Funeral services will be held Connie Miller, Mike Wright, Pal Micley Childs, Sheila Childs, Dos.11 Joh n Heilman of the Ge neral Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock Story Rosalie Davis, Mark Fowler , Walters, Ricky Proffitt, . Melod:, J Auto Parts, D airy Valley, Tbe two aunta, Misses Nelle and .Clara trucks blocked the runway. How• daughter of Dr. and �- James Telephone Company, presen ted by at the Stiversvllle Church with Kathf MeElhinny, Mary Kay Hen­ Roush, Ann Jenks, Loulse Michael, Farmers Bij nk & Savin gs Co., The Bing, Pomeroy, and a number o[ ever, a plane carrying Belgian of. Donova n, Pomeroy. local manager and Rotarian Ed Rev. P. A. Casto officiating. Burial nesy, Willis Durst, Alan Holter, Rcmalee Nieri, Tom Karr, Steve Meigs Water · co., Ohio Fuel Gas nieces a nd nephews. He wu a ficlal Robert Rothschild WJlS al· lhe n ited Pomeroy member of Oke)' Kelmer Co nn ally, 21. con­ U Ford, used atereo()honle a nd high will be in the Sllversville cemetery Dennia Weber, Dean Weber, Mar- Hoffman, Shelly Buck, Steve Bailey Co., Pomeroy Cement lilock Co., lowed to take off en route to structio n worker, Lo ng Bottom, fidelity equipment to demonstrate Co., Methodist Church. Econon,y Savings' & Loan New York lo advise the Belgia n with Ewing Fu neral Home in Hob Wood, Sherrie Ma;.!r, Lenora Funeral services will be held de(egation· at Sunday's Security a nd Janet Elaine Koehler, 19, key tbe (antaallc advances made In charge. e Is Ben Franklin Sto�. Slitners Red Divorc For Suit Mich.ael, Jan Beuing, Larr)' Walk­ Monday after noon at 3:30 at ·the Cou ncil debate on the Ka.tanga. punch operator, daughter of Mr. SOund reproductio' n over the past Anchor. er, Jimmie Casto, Ed.Ith Ann Mees. I Asked In Local Court the . Thle morni ng the Kata n&• aov- and Mrs. P�arl Koehler, Long Bot­ 27 years. Ewing Chapel with burial in John Wise, JoelLa Erlew.ine, Tony Swisher & Lohse Drugs, K & C Beech Grove Cemetel')'. Suit for divorce has been filed He Hid t he compa ny he repre­ ernme nt annou n ced the suapen• lOm. Vaughan, Roy Vaughan, Anita in Common , Pleas Court by Pearl Friend• may call at the fuperal sio n of all deall n a:s i n foreign J'ewelen, Blaettnar . Auto Co., sents, primarily i nterested i n com­ Fulb:, Randy Burt. Jil!l Warner, Pomeroy National Batik, l!oore's home u.ntll time of service.a. !fhey wE. Fischer, Pomeroy, versus John MEIGS GINIR4L HOSPITAL mu nication, bad made the basic de, Milisa Rizer an d Debra King. c rency pendillJI the introducThurmari Fiacher, Pomeroy. Store, General Telephone Co., are aaked to omit fiowen. Admitted: Katie Bech, Pomeroy; velopmen t i n hi1b fidelity sound re Frog awards went to •elanie tfon of a new Katanga turreney,. Cit,: Loan, Downi e & Gr011, · Ge nEdna Ju hli ng, Middleport Pearl ; productio n . However, th adva n ce, e on Tuesday. The plaintiff Is charging gross Hacke tt, Sabra Canaday, Joy Kaut.z mf Machine, Starks Drugi and ••Barringer, Portland. in techn ique were turned over to iurs. · eyenm er neglect a nd extreme cruelty and Ray Karr, TWila Karr, Robert Nltionwtde ln1uni nce. Discharaed: Cai:ol,n Smith, Pom­ compan ies more directly concerned Observer.a 151id the move Wf!• a.!Lb that the defendant be enjoin- Snowden, William -Buck, Norman part of hurried plan s to c:onfront eroy; Lettie Cun ningham, Syra• with sound reproduction. To Be Buried Monday ed from mole.Ung her at· her home French, Randy Phillips, Wendy Funeral �rvices will lie held the world a nd particularly the · cuae; Leopold Hysell, Pomer�y ; or place of employment. She asks Carper, Mary Cross, Peggy Story, Mr. Heilma n traced and demon­ Mo nday afternoon at two o'clock U. N. with a tall accompli 18 far Andrew •Zwilling, Pomeroy; Sam nounced an" are 5ervices Funel'tal that an equitable division of pro- Ricky Marr, Kathy Watsoh, Steve atrated the hlst.ozy of sound, the Presbyterian 18 the Kata ngese independence Is Mi.Iner, Rutland. at the Syracuse who Harless, David Harold for perty be made. The couple have no Story, Bob- HYseJl, Bill Beegle, Jay first recordi n p, early tran1mls­ chUl'ch for Mra. Miriam Anni concerned. nWarner, Loucrit.a Byer11, G ene Lawearly Friday mo r children. aiona of the human voice a nd the died 11uddenly CASIS HIARD Holme& Weyeramlller, who ' waa �------rence, Sherry Ki ng, Ro nnie Easl· nia at his home, No. eumo n p of in, ■cc:ide ntally drowned yeaterday Tw,o State Patrol - traffic cases present high developmel\t of sound STOCKS ADVANCI In another Co�mon Pleas oo�irt man, Janice Eastma n and Cecil i Columbus. n lawn n Gree 16 NEW YORK UPI - :;tock• ad- were heard today in Cou nty court reproduction. In the Ohio River at Syracuse. actio�, judgement on a cognotive Midkiff . He w..as borri April 21, 1960, • at note Cash Bahr w11 program chair­ offender.a enteri ng Rev. Howard Ruppelt wlll hive Vlnced on average i n three of the . with both m the_ amount of $1224 has Receivin g Tadpole awards w_ere Colwnbua. SurviVbrs are his par· charge of the aenlce■, , d five aeuions this Week but still guilty pl_eaa. f'lned $10 · an d coats man for the eve nin1. of The Farmers Susa n Lanning, an fav?r n made bee _Connie Lanm'!g, ss and I . Formei- member Rue Tuckenrum ent&, Peggy K napp Harle Burial · will be made by twins · ma naged to finiah all1htly lower each . were Wilbur R. Win dland ai:iy ve1:5us I Dianne We;1ersm�er, Mary M1�­ Com mgs Sa Bank � \l &. of Robert formerly Harless, w11 welcomed ba:ck by 'President Ro I and Robert E. Vance. The O hio State Patrol t�ve•tl• In the Beech GroVC! cem•teey. on contin ued light volume'. E. C. and Rena Myers, M1n.crsv1lle. kill, John Kokov1tch, Sharon WilGene-, Grate, who presided. Mr. M;;on and NC'W Haven, and a bro- , ' -� - ..,. ' __,__...:...._ 1ateid a car-truck ta�cident at s?n, Ray�ond Byers, Becky P�fr• Grate also reported re1uUa of a ther, Robin. Maternal .grandpa • 1,2:20 p m. )'eate�,.Y at Rqtland fltt, Pennie Walters, K.alh)' Kmg, Melvin Mrs. and Mr. meeting of the bo�d of directors ents 11re Involvin g a dump truck driven by Jacqueline Gluesencamp, Charles 3 paternal Haven; New Knapp, held this week on the. boat of Ro� Searle,; POmeJ'oy, a nd a e-.r li:astman, Barb�a Gluesenca�p, grandparents 2.re Mr. and Mrs. tarian Gerald PrC11ton. dnve n by Robert E. Vance, MidG�ry department fl,-. ,...,.., The _ T�ylor, J1m Spencer, 'I ma Mason. Harless, Roy dleport Route 1. 1ommy &kef, s_andu. Kay N1en, t m. ocalled out at 12:4S p. Friends may call at the Fo,gle' Both \lehlelea �re ·bJading Langsville Lwis W118 Gregory Goodnue, Larry Taylor, ur • in fir• I Htin•utlh to 7 p.m. £ .IODg Funer-al Horne aofter east •nd Van� 1t(e1'pted �o PIH ' �a�dy D&bbui . Wo�s, Tay1or, n.Mr Slreet Brick on eel today $5 Prize Winner tbe truck II It was makln,i a left Ph1lhps, Rita_ e, n Blai Debra Woods, Th• 1 Debbie Turner, 11, daughter of "'- EIIMrhicl warehouM. Ser'.vlces will be from Fogleturn into a service 11tatlon drive­ Dawn Carper, Roger Davu, Diane Cir catrled w... Vlrtlnlf tap the with Sunday p.m. 1 at s g sOnMr. a n d Mra. Everett Turner, way. The car 1trqck lhe left rear Carsey, Randy Cross, Jay Story benot could owner tht: end charge, in Wright L. Richard Langnille, won the ·4-H club Rev. of the truck. Medium 'damaa:� and Jane Ann Karr. . ldentlfiad prize of $5 for 11.elling the mDJt · and burial in Graham cemetery. • lmnMCINttlr wu reported with nO Injuries. � potato chips. Debbie belong, to · The patrol also ,�ported that the Salem Ccnber Girls 4,U Wendell Barrett, Lanj:1vl1Je, haa group. been cltt'd to County cour.t Au/. Thursday night llhe went to the 13 for no driver's llcen49. · pet ahow ' at the Gallia County Fair with two m(nlature Pekin• gese doas. ' She won the aecond prize for . having · lhe prettiest mire to any cni1ciren wno wanted MENDHAM, N. J. UP I _ The • !lge progress, not hinder it. " en try, two silver dollara .and a Boys and girls troopeil to them. " sched d• Ma"gum is ten tatively · Pier Piper of Men turnabout red ribbon . In the overall crand ham" headed west' today lesvl ng uled to teach biology and contin­ his door to carry away the a nimals. prize dlviaion , ahe placed second residents to ponder the 3,000 white ue his reBe�reh on pain killi_n g He said he originally had plan• and received a traphy. . their i drugs at Ar1zona State Univcrs1t)' miet! he loosed among to purade the herd ' of mice ncd 1 at Tempe. children. ------,,,--down Main Street before le11ving, Eig-ht Men Enlist)n Dr. George H. id angu� re- i · The scientist fled tov.:nship offi - ''but I figured the children would Navy Durin,r ve nged himself on township fa• -ciala and neighbors who were ,get more enjoyment out of them." Enfiatment ·0C ei1bt southeast- tbers by giving his laboratoey afraid he would turn his bam­ Mangum also gave appioxier n . Ohio men in Navy· dur- Jtlice to their childre n after an or - laboritol')' into a commercial en­ mately $3,000 worth of laboratory ln g the month of July haa been dinance forced him to abandoq l-erp�. equipment to Fairleigh Dickinson announced by D. " N. Tapp. AiU bis research. · '4a nsum promised to move last University �or use in cancer re• "M)' revenge for this town is Nav y recruiter for Athena a nd search. ) , the May "because some people here Meig1 Counttea. . to make biologists out of Man gum'& wife, Libby, and, to are somewhat cynical. They feel All have been '8nt. to the Greal - children 10 the)' will amounl Lakea Naval Tralnint Ce1iter for more than this generation,'' the I am doitl11 research work just for their three children , Ronnie, 4, · a buck; They think I have a gim· Debbie1 2, and Lloyd, 7 mon ths, recruit tninin& The , two' from 48-)'eaf!old biochemist said. mlck." will visit the scientist'& brotber n o tolitary e d n a He, his family, 11,e!at Cotpat:J � .Douclu . )1. lrll!lda in ID Ohi9 .... He annou n ced route en are h e wQuld first Pixie .named mo\Ue llq: lfDeal· 1Dd , . . � J:bclq_e relichlD&. AllloDa, caii. Jr.,· Ch••1• ti- , J • .;. � AriloD.a. "where they encout• alve iw.,· . J,000 white hboratori, lndJanA .._ • Progress Report On Planning E�cted Monday 2-9,c Reg. ,11.so - I Shell Limed ,Olk . . . . SALE Reg. ,z1.so - 2 Shelf t:oclilff\l, Mahocuy or Limed o� . . . ., . , . . . . . . . . SALE ,u.to Reg. ,u.10 ,- a $bell MIIIQP!'Y • . . . . . SALE Q5.oG •• • • • • • • • •••9. -�\�_:-�·:r7:_r1� w· FOR C.. ILPREN Clioo,e froJll this n�w se­ lection --,-, !'l'llhmetlc, writing, map, count and color, spelUnj!. ,..._ .W. • 21" Diep Ohio: F•ir north ,- Nit, P1rt­ ly cloudy IOVth...t ... .,, chaMt el Klllhnd thundffthowrt 111 uuthWHt. hrtfy cleudy, 1&41tlt,.. thunder......rt tonltht , MNI htt­ d•y. Hl9h today 71-a Ml'fh and ... M south. Low tonlpt 6045 nerth­ eHt and 65-70 seuthwnt, West Virginia Officers Chase Lak in Youths In Pomerol Car · eroy Pom Died In Dayton ·--,s- onday Messa e To Deal e Ik M g . pOIic1es • Ith Home Fo' re · 1gn Baek 11" W Miah Sa 1 The law provides, brieflY that: . . severe. Too ma ny peopIe are be. -Drag racing 1s operation . of ing killed and maimed by aceiden­ t�o or more vehicle1 from a po_int tal means to allow deliberate aclll 1 1ude by side at accelerati n g 1peed& in a competitive attempt "'Anyone . participating i n •l].,i I to outdistance each other, or the legal drag racing' shall be treated j operation of one or more vehicles 011 having intended the results, be · over a common selected course it death or injury, and shall and 1 , from the same point to the sarne should be tried as if a loaded a:un polnt. Timing also may be made were used instead of an aulomoi ,; ' . -:: of the vehicles. Persons giving bile," th(' Judge co ncluded." ;. : ' . ·•···· •· 1111!1tance In any way to such ' ... us11 of vehicles are equally charg­ . CHECK rINAL DATA SFC Robert. Cochran, right, ed as participants. Operation of checks over the roster. of the 3664th Ordnance C•mpany with vehicles so outlined at speeds In SFC Carl Roach pr(ot to leaving for ,summer camp this \\'�k. excess of limits aa est&blished The Ordnance Company of Pl. Pleasant journeys to Fl. Stew• under law lhall be prima · fade _ 1,,1 _ -_,. art, Ga., for two weeks active duty training. Sgt. Cochran ls a evide nce (in plai n lan.gua1e, rto lflilll more eviden ce Is needed) of drag M1ddl�porl resident, and company clerk of the West- Virginia racing. outfit. -The law say& no ·one Shall dng race upon any public road, ·•treet, or hiiJhway in this state. Glenn Chase, 61, who founded -Pe nalties include fines of Radio Station WSAZ In Pomeroy n ot more lhan $M)(} or imprleo n­ m 1926, died yesterda,y at the Ml' m1'nt for not more than six mo n­ am! V,lley Hospital In Dayton al, , ths, or both. • tcr suffering a heart eUack at his Judge O'Brien concluded: j NEWPORT, R. . (UPI) - President Eisenhower w1U send had returned to "'Ibe law is har'ah. However, • home. Mr. Chase from Poineroy a short ' to the reconvening Congress at noon Monday a compre�ensiVe Dayton our leglalat11re intended it to be time before he was stricken. message on domestic and foreign policy, the · White House Help In School llbreboird. e nt1 n e Weather Devatal Ta TM lnterf/1ta 0/ 'f/w Mei,,-M-n Area U>urt 2-30 P: . . . , , Meigs county' s Juvenile Court today warned everybody teenagers licensed to drive and adults bitten with the bug that illegal drag racing carries heavy penalties upon convic­ tion. Judge F, Harmon O'Brien of the Probate and . Juvenile Court, said "ii has come to the court's allenlion that illegal "drag racing" is going on In this part of Ohio, especially in Meigs county, and the following law ls recited tor the benefit For pre school a,ge 1nd t,e. gt nnera. Hel:J,1 ehildren heh, themselVl!a, Afpbabet­ addit10n - A.UblJ&(!tlon a nd pre-primer W.91'4•- 84 eards in each set. , ,,. <Olted • a1 I Court Official Cites Penalty For Illegal Drag Racing Acts terns In eotton prints In the - yard good• depart. ment on Ute main floor. Smari plaids, floral pat• terns, stripe, and checks. Also a complete line of solid colora. ' e • ,, $500, Six Months, Or Both Seo lbe new Fall Pat­ To .. &: 11\11( , SM OlilO !-\a .,, SU, '•\h , & \11 ..b • \ ('t,\IIJHl>ll�, Ob • \t }l.rcu, ' ---:�7."'---:�-::-t--:-day,----------------------------------, ______ ....;...__________________________--:'.""' VOL XII NO. 94 Pomru:oy-Middleport, Ohio, Sl"IGLE COPY - 5c $1.00 a pair 1 ity and lone wear. See u.. Gereld Pl'flton of MldcOe,o,t I, • llfOrY titler'• story t.iler. He'll teal you ...,, er rNtl one ff'MI a wlN colleet't.n at the llllrDP of a hat. In betw"n tlmet he NII• c..-.. 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AIJo new natural flni1h frames with � Inch mouldlna for u-, diploma,, pholos, etc . Boyl and SPORT SHIRTS Gold melal Tarnllh proof. Beautifully �olored subJecla. Singles, doubles and triples: All size1. I ' FlASH: WDS $2,95 SALE ! Regular .1.81 Mens Short Sleeve ' photo frames with two way ease) backa. '. 39c Q_ll E S S E S $59.50 $288.00 Jon. llaelt To ID ..... PICTU RE FRAMES ••••• •dfr' ro,ct Cul>mcR, or M•w Shipment A buai n eH meet1 n1 wa■ held followinc the hay ride with Jan Smith presiding. Tho next meet­ Inc will be Sept. 5. Dtvotiol)I were read by Butch Mc EJroy and Robert Arms. Devotlot<• for Sept. 1Metln1 will be by Sh'aron Thoma and Freda Tuckerm:1n. Refresh, mentl wlll be a wiener roa■t with ucb one brin&lna: h.la own hot ehl 111d 2'96 . Sim 8,10 18. See the complete line ol new Winier Coats - Mak• Your Selection Earl y - Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan, er, .._; Wtel entertained wit� at her home In M'ld­ n% ' ..,, II� ou..+o 11/tll/ll '• WIIJIRN Jl�NS -, c ;U.49 ' '. " . . ,, A ftatterlng. full coll1t mpt · this mn1nin3 coat bJ . .' P,lauesa. The convcrtible hoot allowa JOI' '° war it The Zion Live Wire Cl111 met Monday evening at the church tor their reeul1r monthly cl■aa meet• jn1. A h■)'rJde w11 held with walermelon and ca n teloupe for refnahmenh. Charle)' Smith don• 1lld the tractor a nd Raymo nd Ar­ nold donated the hay and !rail­ it 'l.wier · PANTIES Boys Wealem Style, . $1 .88 ' ,. .1.95 C-pu Rayon Knit ,, Zion Church Class Holds Hayride Party �,-. R,H - While CoUoo.Pellleo&t To Maleh Regular and Eldra Sbn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 for $·1 .00 Mr. a nd Mn. fuiymond Miller a nd family of [..p.ncaster were the Su nd&)' 11:ueats of Mr. an<I Mn. • Royal ThomH. Mr. a nd Mrs. Paul Kloes and Mi11 E lea nor Robson left Wednes· day for a v.;H•atlon at Vlrgi;'lia Beach. Mrs. William Robson of Mid­ dleport i1 spendi ng a few day1 wit h Mra. Ralph Robson, Mi ner8ville. T-Sgt. an<l Mn. Wall11ce Pow­ en a nd children, Michael and Suun left Th1.mday for their home In El Pa110, Texu, arter 1 three wei!ka visit with her parent, Mr. and Mn. Vernon Neaae. Linda Grueser, daughter of Mr, and Mra. Dave Grueser entered Holzer Hoapital Tue.11da)' evening and wllI undergo !Urgery next week. Her room number is 273. Miu Amanda Parker o( Mlnera­ ville t!!nt.ered Mele11 Ge neral Hoa­ pltal Tuelday for obaervaUon 11 nd treatme nt. Robert ind Che,ter Morrl• were In Pt. Ple11ant Wednesday after• noon lo attend the funeral of thelt couain, Dan Hope. Mn. Bradford Maae underwent 1ur1ery Thunday at Holzer Hoa­ pllal. Mr. a nd Mrt. William McQulgg and family of Bay Vlllage arrived Wed neaday to spend the rl!m■lnd­ er of the week at the residence of the late George McQulH. Mr. a nd Mn. D,lphl n Wehrun g of Ca nto n aJ>(lnt three daya this week wltb hl.1 parents, Mr. and Mn. Harry Wehrung en route to their home alter a vacatio n in Canada. Mr. and Mn, Gardner Mankin end family left Wednellday tor theJr home In Willmar, Mlnn., after a two weekl vl11lt with hi• mot her, Mn. Mabel Mankln. Rev. and Mn. Ralpht C, Zundel dau1h u1r1 and Mrs, D1i1y Jasper had a• their guest.II the paat week the latter'• brother-In-law and 1i1ler, Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Rua­ MJIL of Al11an ce. Rlre. Eatella Walburn la spend, i n1 the week In l 'rooklvillo wilt! Mr. a nd Mn. Herbert Rl&G• - ' $1.95 100% cotton knit train· ing pants in IUes·-1, . 2, 3) and 4. Elas\ic .wa(st bad4, double crotch. White/ ay LUCILLI HAWKINS Tlloae atten dl na: the hayrlda Wlr& ICay Wyatt, Ll nda HYHII, ·TomlnY ff,yMJII, Tommy Reed, Ber Ua• Arnold, Kenneth Blaker, I.MIGi Arnold, Nathan Arnold, :tilafJ Arnold, Wllma Davldsun, t.Ulllbetb Bruch, Freda Tueker, mu1 B.U Mc:Elroy, Butch ltcSlieJ, Larry Jobnaon, Jim and CaTOI S.ra:ent, Sbar­ ,:lc>ma and Paul' Sprouae, Gu)' t, KtnDJ' John�on, Robert · . Jan ln,lth, Bobby Arnold, ' •� Weatt, Mr, and Mn. Paul �. Be¥. and Mn. Eucene WITH SHMIOW PANEL Sanforized while coUon silp with full· shadow panel, Regular sizes , 3'4 to 44 anil extra large sizes 46 to 50. Embroidery trim top and bot\j)m. T R A I N I N G, P AMTS ___ ., _ eaaea. "IMDERA" WOMENS COTTON SLIPS· GIBBS 35e Mainly About People In Pomeroy • - -- ' \!:h� ru ' !1.�.oevonl , • J.,:'. •, ' ',,,, !\ ' ' � 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 08. August 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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