https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8525f6f6ccd24539c1d556ebf0459da0.pdf ab53dcd332d8426975212c6724df690f PDF Text Text • 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. 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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. 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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..-.. STARDUST PRINTED Sol•! teat for l11bion, q\lll• R•gulor Si•• - $2:95 Slim ,Size•: - $2.95 · Hu,ky Siz�. :._. $3.29 at1. 11�.tf IIAPLE • . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., , • r •, l\ec; f&l,IJ, 1'A"LB ' J . . ' Rel, ..1,t0 0 HOGANY . . . . . . . . . . . . •I 1 ' 3 for $2.05 collection panes every ds ' krid Polished Cottons. Wash and Wear Bedford Authentic UnlverSlty Mo�:. T'aj,!lred legs, Slim sil­ houette, Sizes 6 to _18. Colo·� � Green, blue, grey, black or gold. Gossip Benches M,1111.1,· ... •• """,M ..' WA�trr 69c to care tor. Our fres h tac,USERS RCA Victor COLOR TV SET ■♦ I Made with doub1e panel .eat for exlh -riar a nd comfort. Nylo n reinforced 11eams Contour t�Uored for perfect flt. Size.a 4' to 20. cottona that ' are ea•J 1 Only U1ed SALll KNIT BRIEFS &Choo!, Now You Know the Jllnet Send the prll Sanforized sport shlrta with two wa)' a:ollan. In or out tail. Plllda a nd print.a. Juat 8a Jn the lot. 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.,:'. •, ' ',,,, !\ ' ' �,.... i.l / • ., . . ported many anniversaries in our family, the birth o f our four childrf'n, t heir activities in •• • •• • • • Il . } \' ., r .1 . i:t ..\ .. ' .•,1,• • f·v' £"':•u. _-j:--'.� � , �. .;� ' l :' ;.t , �.. ·�re 'l.."".cl' • =:; ,.. ,-. . '...•'• •,.� ·,.· ....�-·-- . lj ,, -. - .. . . • l;. l• ' � - ·� • ,� • · · -� � . � . . - • :?'!I • ' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, THE HUNTER'S H Ru ■nmel, Miss Landers Visit Here Capt, Sr. CaPt. Glenna Rummel and Sally Landers of the Salvation Army of Berlin, N. H ., are spend­ in£ several weeks vacation with their resPective relatives, Mrs. Linnie Rummel and Janet o{ Min­ ersville and Jess Rummel of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Henry La::1ders and Camily of Laurel St, Pomeroy. They are due to lea\'e the 12th for Berlin which is situated in the beautiful White Mts, of New He.m�sbire where they have been stationed since January. sthool and elsewhere. And i n late years you have reported the arl"ival of our grandchil­ dren. Why. you and your paper have written· and printed a life history of our family. And why shouldn't we look upon you and your paper as a member of ou r family?" Yes, the local newspaper is the recorder of the life of a community - business, per­ sonal, political and national. Being a constant subscriber is a good ha bit to acquire because the lot"al p.tper isn't self-perpetuating as is the sun. I t needs your support even as the community needs its service, Mrs. Skinner Will Teach At Bedford A short time ago the American Medical As­ sociation's House of Delega1es met, and p3!;s. ed various resolutions - one urging physi­ cians lo lake a greater interest and more ac­ tive part in public affairs al all levels. It notes that "it has become apparent that the medi­ cal doctors in America and their organizations are slill not exerting the effective Influence on local, state, and national political affairs whkh is I heir right and obligation ." The doctors are not alone in this. Of late it has been pointed out that business men and business groups also ha,ve avoided their political rei;;ponsibiltties. The inevitable re1111t: · -ts 1 tft1t the strength Qf their voice in the • ••• d ebate �""' political de�l•lon• which will vl­ •' tally affect the future of this country has �ti\ criminhihed, in some cases to the point of virtual non-existente. �umbers of busines s enterprises .and organizations have been urg- '' cinctly when it asked physicians to "work toward the creation of policies which pre­ serve represen tative goverilment, free enter­ prise, fisca l solvency and the integrity of the ----------·--s·IDk'IBP' Fond Tom Scally and !!Oil, Tom, took hi� si11ter, Nancy. to the Parkers­ burg airport thi� t'V<'ning , Iv FREDDIE HOUDASM.JLT Mr. and Ml'�. Mirhael Hackett and chi h.ltl'n, \fil•hele, Barry und Mrs:. Howard Bo_we�s ret�1rned Mono(•a. of :t.1 iddlc>port, will leuve Jut Wel'� f rom ii trip JU �l�r1da. tomorr�w for a wn day vur1&ticm kl in Muncy k�t F� 1dny to Fran t! r Mar da i e In Flori . and Elain spend the w1•ek end in (,raysou, HdckcU lefl 1-'rit.l ay lo \iisil in y, with re illt ives. Mr�. _l\,� 1111cy and K Yurk, l'u., with lheir aunt and u n 1 son , who huve he<'n v1s•�m� there, . do, Mr. und Mrs. Andrew O'Brien. will return home with him. Jimmy will .-t!main with his wrandplren11, Ml'. and . Mni. Gtor,._ � · HOLZ&R HOSPITAL JiackeU , Sr. wblle hi1 paren ta aDe. ._ illed A ug. 4- JI arry g . m Ad 'WI\ • Ofl \lucation. f West Columbia; Cheryl Andrews, . · pau 1a 'f he1a, da u ;h ter . oI Mr. Ann Robinson, Middleport. and Mrs. Paul Them will return Dismissed. Aui;:. 4-Mrs, Wil• today rrom Purkcrshurg where lihl' liom Ours, Virgil Shaver, Wl!Ji.am h11w s_f_f'nl ,the p.u.�� three duys al Oldaker, Mrs. J111rold l lultgreen, the (,1r] Scout Co mp at Sandy Mrs . Carrie Jenkins, Mrs. Nt'lda iBend. Wisc , Rev. Ted Woodard, Judith Slnwter, Archie l h1khinson, Ter. klchar,l Rolin returned to his ry Sisson, Carolyn Boggs, Michael home In Fountain City, Tenn., after Nes11elroud. Terry Holdren, Ev• 1pendlng the 11asl lhref weeks crett Denney, Mrs, Richard Grue• with his father, Al bert W. Bolin, 11er. Mrs. Carl Bury, Prem. Fe­ 111d his aunt, Mrs. Homer Rus!lell. mule Nil'hols, No. I , Prem. Pe• Mr. and Mr11. Kenneth Bra u n who mule Nichols No. 3. had been living in the David Oh• lintier property on South Fo u rth Street moved 111st woek Into lhe J'isit Soutlr Clr.nrle1tlon BernartJ Krinke property on MuiMr. ond Mrs. Don Mullen and children, Pulriek, Miehncl, Brian, berry Hei�hts, l 'nnwroy. · Mn. Thnm n s Wagnt!r and c11iJd . Soau end ChuC'k, wen1 to South It'll, Kurcn an<l Tommy, who had Charleston Frid11y lo the home o( �f'll \'isiHng with hur parents, 7vl'r. Mr. and Mrll. ,hll' Trihle und Kim. lfn.l Mrs. C.rilf Rimel!. left F.-lday Sean amt Churk .� layed for 1he week t!lltl, II,' lhclr lwmc in York, Pa. ·----- I I 1 ..• --- �"ij1{1L Y CROS SWORD a. Dror• AOROIS ·• Bittel' S. Fl1h vetch O. Steep. 1 runod rock: ti, ca.utloul flll1 I. Flt · 9. cu, 'I. Particle 10, Dotoatecl 8, Clu,., (L.) :12. Elm, and ... 'II. Lons at.loJc maple ■ ii. Sand 13, A&:o dune• \ (llrchate) · (Eng,) · 1,. Atfeele4 U, 'Muon.t mannera :us. G11rm11n. e1lt.J woik.. b1mchea J6. Mwsio noto lT. Low 11lan4 1T. A1a.ln■t :ie. Mu■le not. 20, WI.Ile noept&all 1i. Ve111M1l to, 21. Jihrry liquor■ ll, Tlbetar1 ga.:celle• 2•l. The humlll TllC8 28. Remo.In 28. Evado1 31. Fathoa:, 32, Cheat. 113, G....it letter at. Blackbel'l'J' drupelet 3T. Agroem•nt alt, Red•breqt-, ed blrcl 4.0. Potato (dial,) tt. F11hU. Newte ) , '8. Hewlnl tooll '6. V"qualltled ot -..-• ••• L • • • •·• w ••- •., • I � � � .."• :• •·.. ..• I- -t•• .{ ' . it ». African antelopo i.. o trio 211. ·1<11111 18. Boom.I JT, Clt,y on Puret 8oun4 19, Pro-'1'Hl11«•r'• .bnrw voke 10, Locatlona 87, Cover wlUI 111.1phalt 81, Relatlvel U. Wild 88. Blbllcal na.me roat 81, Shldl oe •o. Blvclnc ■un l'o4 peen 211. F.ccen- .... 2. ConUnut4 11\o,y I. Aeroll DOWN t'� , DAILY CRYPlOQUOTE - Ben,'■ bow to wotk 1t1 .1. l: T D L JI A A /1: ll L L O W .. L o x a i' fllt 11th1' ■tmplJ' ,tandl for �Dtllftl', In thl■ u.mple A. t■ UIMCI for tbt three L'1t X tor the two er,, etc. Slnglt letter,, IIJOI­ the · wonlo all hlftll. � lh• l,nrth ond fonn•IIO!' Saoll dB¥ tbt code letten IINI dUl'ertnt. ■ an ot J) A CJrn....,.. ,a,;olollOII X L A V V B III J D'J � 11 11 \' 1 1!. R l.t S A X . !i 1 Z II D L X I � - 0 X D R l' X • . ' " Cllffiilwi ;lol . :J,., �• .l'IXUo � 9Yllll Ii� J, _. A UIIWIT � �· '.llidJ!IIOl>lr....JCMflOlfl, . .!f Ja' - - 11111,M. 1'11. ' Nixon Kinsmen In Vinton Hills To Change Votes thi, , it is the duty as well as the right of the doll al'." - - --· ---Mr. and Mrs. l<'rt•t.l Smith Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Hay Sm1Lh who have been in Mesa, Arizona. visit ing at the home uf Mr. and Mr�. Ted Spires and chiltlr11 n arf' eKpected home thi!l week ('nd. Around And About Middleport ' ing tha,t business people take an active part in political matters, all the way from the grass- roots to the national level, and the re­ sponse has been heartening. As for the medical men, the immediate fu­ ture will see all manner of proposed laws in­ fluencin� medical practice and the public health. These will range the gamut from the good to the indifferent to the bad, and doc­ tors have an obligation to help separate the wheat from the chaff. Then, i n addition to medica,I fraternity to. express their view on other legislation which affects everyone. The AMA resolution covered the Problem suc­ - , Z, Are Debentu• '-'O Being Offered A $1 million offC'rlng of 12· year 6 percent alnklng fu nd de• bentu re1 of Equitable lnvestmellt Corp., Columbus firm active In resldenlJal, commereial and Jn. dustrial property development and construction, hu been an• nounced.,,� T)la O�_ ..9>!Jpany, �IIJl.kins Columbg1 inn1tm41!! .. �n, !]rm. Social Events In Forest Run By Amell• W•lbt Mr. end Mrs. Albert Be'er were Sunday dinner sue1ta of Miss Clara Zier and Mrs. AJice Davi!: of PomeroY. Mr. and Mrs. Charle, 1 Haning and children ol Columbu1 were overnight r:ue1ts of Mr. lnd ¥l'S. Eddie Ash and family. Sunday School attendance July 31 was 63, collection $13.63. Roberta Bing spent sn-erflll days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baer. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Napper Sr. and Mrs. Robert La udermllt visited Mrs. Viola Napper and other relatives in HMmden. Mrs. Erma Roush and Mrs. lM}pl�i._ �PP 1.wlAaugh ter Debfa /\,n!J, , OJ CalllaWUllipent the week end flJ tb•eir home here. Mr. and Mr1. Harold Richard• son and children of Columbu• visited her parents, Mr. and Mr11. Kerns noush over the weekend. Mrs. Anna Frecker la spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Geora� Baer and family, Robert Laudirmllt of Pomeroy Is a patient In Holzer Hospital. Pt. Pleasant National Guard Unl· t Leaves Today .·For Meigs&M�n Coming Events . Cam Weat Vir&lnta National Guardm· W·11 "'ae approxI mateIY l wo days. Bauer, Wendell Brumfield, Ja 1. •-• uMell R Bumgarner, Bunner, es I s of company perIIere•I th e 1·1 Ra v.,.. C u ndifI, Larry Cunningham, · th e Iona j aun l : sonneI maklTIil OFFICERS : CapI •. Jamea O• Den Embleton, Dean Evans, Jam• o ff'1cer; · e, F'.r, Don Horn�by, Doud Kin• Ro11eb er.ry, comman dmg ndy Lindaey, Otis NohI e, Lts. Stanford Powel l" and Willia m zel, lds, llngsworth and Don ward · 2nd Adam Oldaker, Fr•nk Reyno ! Lts. Standofr Powell and Wmiam Francis Rollins, Ro�ald Rou h, Workman; CWO wa George Fish- Larry Staats, Carl Veith and Wm• dell wo,an. ,, , er,. E NLlSTED , MEN: : M/ St. Carrel I Pl'ivate E-lst include Pau l , AusCox; 1st Sgt., MJSgt. James II. tin, Wendell &rk!J, Otho Boyer, Du ncan, Robert Hite and Dana Dal, Carr, Charles Neutzling, Johnson; SFCs James R. Coch- 1 Jack Pickens Chatles Stewart · ran, Jaekie Durst, William Hamm Jick VaoMeler, Cath . Vanove� Je11 Kelly, Charles Knopp, Hor- I and Roland L. Walker. ace MIDer. Herman Morgan, C:tr l Sp/& Charle& . Frye, recent e R'o ach, Wllllam Spears and Don1 tumee ftom Ft. Knox, Ky., was l! · . aid Taflor. Staff se:rgt'tlnts: John Kauff, Ar- named top styent in a 1�-wee"8 th u r R ,u pe and J11mes Wheeler; I courae in Armor Tract Vehicle Mee111anlc Clasa 27 by scoring an Sgt. E.fli Charles D. Wamsley. "' ' Speclaliat E-5'1 include Denver'. avM'lge :()f ·0,39 · durin• the othtbree olna courae entire . .He J Blake, Robert Burdette, William Coulson, George CrU:mp, l>a\ild er 3864th Ord. . eo,., . ,membera :Itoand Miles Par1t, Charles Fowler, I bert Bu rdette, William Spean and Charles Frye, Lawrence Grady, Ji;i hn Kauff-who aleo were top Tarrance Hill, Jamee Humphrey, members of regular army courses Jack Paugh, Elza Powell, Lewis E. at Ft. Knox reetmtl)'. Powers, Arth ur Saunders, Glenn Shank, Charles Smith, Robert Stewart, Carl Speat'&, Beverly Stolling, Rebert Stover, Chester r • Wamaley, Hobart Wilson Jr., and l0CII fy ¥811 Ir Mri. Robert Palhtlf John M . Withers. Mr. and Mrs. · wm. Taylor and • peeI a11 9t E, • s ma kl ng the, aon, Mra. Elala ra:ytoi'. :11\d dau, trip are.. Erv,In Barr, Willi a m aJhter and Miss Donn• Creamen l Bateman, Valhe Bauer, Van Ber- • •f Addi'- ,pent Frido.· evening evu · c�JTY, D oug1 88 , with Mr and Mu. Robert Painter. nar d • Rarry . Clonch, Rh:hard Cole, William . , ' Mr. and Mra. Ken.eth Wickham Crump, Anthony Darst, John Fler• bau eh, Rob('rt Fowler, Larry Fox, Mr and M�. Edlaon Wict.ba,m <af Carmen Froa:ale, Ralph Harbou r, Steliben\rille and Mrs' Ell-■beth David HIii, Carl Holiey, Howard Wlckharil called Im· Mr. a,ad .Mrs, Johnson Thomas Johnson Fred Will· Hellman Thuraday even1n1. · Nibert Don Nott Frank Nott Monday t Donnie Rouab· •pen 6ldaker ' Dana. 'Nowlin Fr�nk night wlth Cbarl'8 E ichina:H of ' WUllam O'Neill William Peele Cheater, Phil Radford, James Reynold&: Ted, ;Kiley, John Rouah, l;lerb Mr. and �. RalPh Painter and Harry Stanley, Jame. children, 'Mr• . � · . Sayre, Ch�rles Stewart. Kennettt Taylor, Roger Brown and children, G,rri Hyaell WU aon, Chester 'Workman, and Barbara Ratlch , caQld at the 1PFC troops Include Charle& Pi1tnUir llQine $1,Jnday •ttir)i•oon Bau, ' Norman Bonson, S dnoy Mr■. Lilly Cdtl■ty of Cite I I -----c---West Shade' E · ,.; t,$ s I = 1 ifr• ·• Aug. 6, 1960 Trio 0( Western States Cheer Up Vice President ' ' · ,. McARTHUR, 0. UPI - Vice Pre1ldent IUchard M. Nixon has some kinsmen in this Vinton County hill country who are going to cross party lines to vote for him. "Not beeause Richard is our but because we think relative . he's the best." "We're Democrats," Mrs. Roy Nixon says proudly. "But we're ce,tainly going lo vote for Rich, ard. It seems to me he's fitted for the job. Mrs. Nixon's hu sband, Roy, is 79 but he -fltill farms 1 93 acres near the spot where the vice presi• dent's father was born in 1878. His son, Richard Wayne Nixon, operate$ a sawmill and a farm. Roy Nixon is a first cousin of Frank Nixon, the late lather of the vice president. The Roy Nixon•, h,ve re,ided in these hills all their live, >nd 1,·ve · house f•rm in a plain shingled . where friends and relatives gather aro und an o1d pot bellied stove to swap anecdotes about bow the viee president 's fathe.r left the fold to become a Republican. specJa• ·} ance ' ' ' D 1 . i Feeder Calf Sales Slated For Athens, Gallipolis In October I By C, E. BlakfflN County Exnt11lon A.-nt 13,000 "Ohio Approved Feeder■" will be sold in Southern Ohio this coming fall. Feeder cuH producers in Meigs, Athens, Vinton, Gallia, La �rence :md Ho("lting County are producing and will sell a part of these c.il• ves st sales to be held at the Athens Livestock Barn on October 4th, and the Gallipolis Baro on October 1 1th. The Lerm "Ohio Approved Feed e.rs" will designate 11II of the na• live calve1> to be sold ln South· ern and Eastern Ohio this fall through the demon1;trational :iales, which will be held starting with the two 11t Athens and Gallipolis 1111d at other locations ineluding Hillsboro, Chillicothe, Lancaster and Coshoeton. Tt,c term "Ohio Approved Feeder:,;'' was toined to incl u de all of the calves sold in sales sponsored by farmer c.ommittees. Farmer committees have 5pon• , sored feeder calf sales in southern Ohio since 1944. The special feoder calf programs have CX· perlenced a steady growth with the increase in the number. of cows kept for beer in the area. In 1960, calf producers in 26 counties are pooling their calvrs in these .sales. WASHINGTON UPI-Vice Pre- ,,. sident Richard M. Ni�on returned today from his first eampaign swing, enco uraged b)' what he regarded as lt,vorable responae!I in three western states and Ha- . wail. The Republican presidential nominc-e's chartered airliner land• ed at 8;29 a , m. (e.dt) alter an overnight night from · Seattle, Wash., where he wo u nd up a gru elling 10,0()()..mlle �wing with an airport speech to a crowd of 7.500 and a press conference Friday night. Nixon's four day whirl cam­ paign tour, t<,ok him t0: Nevada california, Hawaii and Washing ton atate. NII,on Niel during a brief stop­ over in Seattle Friday night that he would exercise every infl uence to prevent the upcoming short session of Congress from turning into a "donnybro,o k." Standards estahli5hcd by , The Ohio Feeder Call E"eculive Com­ mittee (representing all Ohio 'ip­ proved sales are) 1. Sale must be sponsored by a committee of consignors. 2. Calves must be con­ signed by prod ucers only. 3, All calves consigned must meet lhe req u irements of the area commit• tee and be approved tiy the area committee. 4. Only calves of beef breeding will be sold i11 approvLd sales. 5. All calves will be gnd• ed IICCOtding to quality. 6. All calves will be sold in uniform lots by sex. breed, weight 'Uld grade. 7. All calves mu,t meet Ohio health requirements. 8. Sponsoring committee must sup• port an active beef cattle im• ' provement program. Farmers of Meigs and 'iur• rounding cou nties a�e now ready• calves £or the s,alcs ing their to take place this fail. A great deal of improvement has taken place in feeder ealves sold by co• operating farmers in the 10 years since thie first sale was held in this area in Gallipolis. This has been largely due to the intcr'3st taken by f.umers in securing improved breeding stock. Brel.>il• ing for e11rly spring calving and the elimination of cross breeding with datrr blood. • • . The feeding program has also been greatly improved within �he l8!1t few years. Better pasw.-e and h_ay has been provided for the brood cows, and approxi• Jnately 4:0 p ereent of the farmers now do some creep feeding of to get inereaaed the e1t;lves weight. gain and condition. Two of the joba that farmers tnuat get done are dehorning of the calves and early tastration of ' Teachers Tour Kaiser Plant At Ravenswood Eighty high school scien.::e tea­ chers from twenty-one states and Pu erto Rico this week got a first hand ,acquaintance with the na­ tion'& , largest and most modern al u minum producing facility when they took a special tou r through Kaiser Alumin um's mammoth Ra• venswood Works. The tour. was part of a special six-weeks' summer in�tit ute for high school science tieaehers at Ohlo University in Ath�l'ls, 0. Attracting seleCted teacher "'lal­ ent from across the nation, the Institute Is a graduate studJ course 1pon1ored by the National Science Foundation. Haz:ael Social live11ts••�11, , -, !tan.,..,, · .. , ," . ·� ··� New Bulletin Discusses Farm SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Pond Fishing Good fishing in your far m pond doesn't j ust happen. It depends a lot on how well you follow certain pond management pi·ac• tlces. Many ol those prnctlces are cl!scussed in a new Ohio Agricult ur• al Extension Service bulletin. "Farm Pond Manngemcnt". The author ia Thomas M . Stockditle extension specialiHt in wildlif� conservation. In the publication Stockdalt1 considers requirement.a for ponds, where to get fish. ))nd at what rate to stock them how to maintain g1:1od fishing and how lo correct poor fishing. Fou r pages of the b ulletin provide .space for your own· pond management record. On these pag es you may list pond dimensions fi.sh stocking dates, vario u s treat' ments made, and oth,!r rela!ed in form11ticn. There are also se�Hons on controlling weeds, clesr Ing muddy waters, and incre11.sing wildlife use .of the ponJ • area. , The wildlife sprciallst includes in the bulletin some tips on hass fishing, bluegill lishlng aud fis,hing tPrough the ice �f · your farm J)Ond. . Copies of the publicstioll are . ava llable at cou nty extensir,n . · offices. PAI NT S General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets RAC I NE PLANING MILL "fr. Phone Wl-9-3841 POMEROY, OHIO .- -----.. By' Hatlo,' s - -� _, ' � ' • ' , m liotli , lie , l.ikl, ;$ t�-: ''.'Zwi', 1' ' ¾/" ''SIGN OF QUALl,:Y'' s.._gar Ru n. Flour Mills ffl .:�:!l . , , PHONE wY Z-2111 POMEROY, OjllO� . . MpLBERRY A VE. . 1 . ►, :•�. c r · 11ti · . .''· f 'll',,,t"'il) , ,• "l ' .. ,. ' ' · J!·' , • • ) I LET'S GO SHOPPL,G --- Veget .i blea - Look for plenty of sweet corn this week. Recent wa rm weather mearui corn has nu1· lured rapid!)'. Buy sweet corn that haa ·been iced or hydrocooled, and keep it cold lor best (la\iol'. There are more tomatoes available, with wide variation in quality , Cabba,e, snap bens, cu cumbers, and 1ummer sq uash are all in good aupply. Cob­ bier polatnes are lower in price, but o � her varletie■ are unchan&ed. Lett uce and other salad green, are also good cho k es. . i,� r u its - Peaches should be com• mg from k1cal grow('rs now., There aw slso some from olher ,reas. Watermelons .are in good supply at very attr.active price.. Look for grapes, especially Thompson seed­ less and cardinals. Summer apples are a good cho ice too - eapecially State fa1'r 4-H Activities Are Announced I , 1 l 1 I I l I \ I • I I The Ohio State Fair, August 26 th rou gh September 2 will druw hundred s of 4-H club boys and girls to the state fall'grounds here lo demonstrate their skills in fa rming and homemaking. They will bring with them ne ot• ly 2,000 head of livestock, plus articles they have made in their 4·H club project work. Som e will Participate in di'!monstratior s style rev�es or judging contests'. Others will play in eounty bands. . • H a<', .1v1. ,Y at th e 1au A new "'. this year w,·11 b, a saddle ho,se exhibit and show in the Colis• eum. Eq uitation cla8!1es will be judged in a special show Friday evening, Aug. 26. The 4-H club department will seled one sad11le horse drill team to participate. classes will be � howmans�ip Fr udged iday A u g. 26 afternoon, J and Saturday morning, Aug, 27. Following is a brief day-by-<i3y ru_ndown on 4• H activities at the fair : Aug , 26-Livestock judging by teams; market sheep j u dging; market h og judging; _tractor operators contest; Ch1c;ken•of.Tomorrow co ntest; Junior Fair q u.'!en ('Ontest; sadd le horFe show. . Aug. 27-Bre�ding sheep judg­ tng; demonstration11 and style repue judgin�; food interviews; . �ed Po)!, Milkmg Shorthorn j udg m g; market lam ? sale; barrow sale; showmanship classes, horse show ;_ veg�t.able judtJ:ing, grading and 1de�ttf,1cation contest (in H . & r bulldmg Ohw State Uni­ veri;Jty). . Aug. 28--All•Ohlo worship ser, viee. Aug 29-Breeding sheep judg­ ing. demonstrations and St)'le re­ vue judging ; food interviews · ' G uernsey judging. Aug. 30-Holstein judging • steer judging, demonstrations and food interviews; breeding swine judging; style revue j u dging; h�alth an� aw�rd . Interviews; gra• dmg and Judging egg quality erJn• t�st. Aug, 31-Demonstralions; style revue jud�ing; food interviews; �r?wn Swiss and Ayrs�ire j udg. mg,_ health and awsrd mterviews steer sale. Sept. �-Jersey judging; de!11011s trat10ns; sf?'le revu e judg­ mg, fo?d Interviews; health and award mterviews. Sept, ,2-De.rnonstrations; style rel'ue J u dgi�g: food J.nte�vle ws; sheep bJock!ng and trimming conteSt. I for lreah appleuuce or the f1n1 apple pie of I.ht: season. Poultry and Egp - Se11on11l de• clines In 1upplie1 of egp are evl• dent. Look for an increase in the number of medium e1a, 1vailable. U theH are 7 or 8 cent, lets per dozen than the large ones, the med, ium■ are the betler buy. Store "1pecial!" on rryen are a.o be watched for economical purchaaea. Meat - Beef supplies are good, but retail price is generally un. changed. Look for store "1pecial1'• for the better choices. RH,,, rounda, and chucks are lower at the wholeule level. Lamb i1 also beina offered at attnctlve prices in some lnatances. 4-H Mews The project lessons were on dairy heifers and eleetricily when the Salem Center Boya 4 JI Club met at the school. Reporting on farm accidents 1n conjunction with National Safety Week waa Dick Lambert Each boy reported on his project dur• Ing the meeting which was in charge of Rex Shenefield, advisor. Carl E. Shenefield, reporter. oOo Nola Jane Myers and Cath)' Andrew reported on health and safe. ty July � when the Riverview 4•H Cl u b met at the home of Miss Andrew. Cl u b membi:-rs worked on completing their pro­ jects and books with Margaret Brown and Pauline Myers, ad­ visors in charge. Su e Ann Myers, reporter, oOo The Hatrisonville Honor 4 ff G irls Club met on July 25 at the Harrisonville School with Karen Gilkey, president in charij e. "twelve members named their fa­ vorite ulads in answer to r oll call. Mrs, Ruby Hall iday and _M rs. Sharon Jewell assisted lhe girls )l'ith their sewing projects and Mrs, Pauline Atkina assh,t­ � members wfho have food proJects. . Samples of .the assigned . foods were tasted and commented on and judged. Members selec!ed their entries at the cou nty fai" next month and assignments were made for the next meeting. The advisors outlined scheduled events for the fair and the judging of garmenf.'I by Mrs. Geneva No!11t1, cou nty home dem6nstration agent 1Jn A u g, 3 was announced. �uca• tional booths were dillcussed and assignments made for the Honor Club's booth. Sharon Jewell and Esta Blackwood, reporters. • Start Your Calves On C A L F, L A C / / · , I I c;1RLS' CAMP J udy Wilson, Leon Luckiea: Ja• nie Oahel and Connie Cottrill, 'np Top Toppers; Diane Crump, Trail• blazers; Violet Schultz, Pauletta Bennett and Sandra Morgan, Hap. PY Hustlers, will represent Muon County at State 4-H Girl■' Camp at Jackson'!! Mill, Augu,t 8-13. Miss Bennett has received the David Mora demon5trated pro­ Polly Spangler Maclin scholarship per procedures Jo preparing a calf for the annual fair when the to defray part of her e11:peme. ACTIVITY DAy Shade Valley 4-H Boyt 4-H Clu b County •+ H Activity Day will be, met at the Mora home July 25. gin at JO a. m. Saturday at Poinl During the meeting membere Pleaaant High School gym. The AC· worked on completing fair en. tivity is being held in COnJunction trie1 and Gary MichaeJ reported wilh the Mason County Fann on the 4-H camping trip to Can­ Youth Fair. Included in the event will be ters Cave. Advisors Earl Dean and David Koblentz were in judging of vegetab les, dairy, can. ning, baked goods, e lectrification charge. Gary Smith, reporter. ' and clothing. oOo Pam Wllson and Dixie Rou,.h Each 4-H Club may enter a team reported on their trip t.o the \In• nual 4-H eamp In Jackaon Coun­ of three members i n each of the ty when fhe Salem Centers Girls categories. However, each member Cl u b met at the home of Mrs. may participate in only one event. Orion Roush. Diane Sue Holliday Blue, red and white ribbons wtn be 11warded to the winning cluba ht gave a demonstration on prope!r each class. �em stitching. Diane Holliday, re• The general committee for the evenl includes Mrs. John Priddy, oOo chairman; Ann Williama, Mn, John Demonstrations on net:dle McNeill, Sharon Nibert and Thom• threading and putting a decora• as Williams, ex officio . Other9 assisting with the pro• tive stitch on a place mat w�re given by Sharon Cox and Zella gram are Charles Sperow, William Hanley when the Col u mbia Make Gregory. Mrs. Howard Garland, It Girls Cl u b met Jul)' 27 with Mrs. Clara Schultz, Mra. Russell Mary Jordan, advisor, in charge. See, Mrs. Alma Turner and Ji.net Wallace. Sharon Cox, reporter. oOo The resignations of Mickey a,Jd Miss Van�eter, Robyn Stearna Sharyl Spencer. recreation11I _lead- and Anita Houclashelt had eharge er and reporter, respectively, of the formal opening of lbe were accepte:d when the 4 H meeting. Mrs. Joe Cil'cle, adviser, · Clovers m�t at the �ome of Mary outlined aspects of the selling Ann H�rris. Debbie VanMeter I contest and Ellen Sh u ler gave 8 11nd Ani�a Houdaehelt were nam- demonstration on cutting on the ed to £1II the two club offices. bias. PfU''· "Where Quality Corner Buttemul Is and Seeond UNICO HOG & STOCK EQUIPMENT I· 12-2 ROMAX WIRE 250-fl. roll :-.,_ GOOD AUGUS'f 1•15 ON ..Y •• ,_,...., -.. THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO -• I DISCOUNT ON LANDMARK or UNICO I * * $1 •00 r-- *..5%· @ per FENCE POSTS or BARN POLES --r.o oo AUGUST 1·11 ONLY :; * · THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO •• ..,.. . DfSCOUNT ON , ROLLS or · SHINGLES �-...-- 0000 AUGUST , 1·15 ONLY · 10.% · A$PHALT !IOOFING 1 • • * I m * * 30d ,.. New UNICO TIRES P••••nver-Truck-Trador N A ILS i.�••-"'""' * ALUMINUM GRAIN S(OOP TO ■111: at $5.49 ea. GOOD AUGUST 1•15• ONLY THIS COUPON ENnTLES YOU ¾" 7S.lb, Test Unlco uwater Boy" PLASTIC PIPE at TO Sc per ft. 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Seed of both these varil!ties will coat more. Here is a good example Of getting what yo u pay for. The additiona.1 cost of the seed will be more than repaid in high yield& of fine llemmed, leaf)', long st.anding allalta. Band°'leeding will give by far the beat re1ulla. For $75 to $100 your grain drill can be converted to band aeeding and for a little more you can 1dd packer wheels. In H· periment alter experiment band seeded atandt were more uniform and quicker ttarting. You have you r money invested in fertilizer, seed and labor. Why not ine:ure a return on thUI investment by band seeding! IT TERMS Phone WY-%-2181 Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. 1 THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU NOW! City ConvllUtllCI Beyond 11it Gas Mains Whh Thia ,praying has resulted in very good weed control al a ma. terial coat of $4.60 per acre. Hay =----:= ----:; h � or � h -h T � � S Giant C ou� pon a le u_ ug A t_1_5_t_i g u_s_ ! 10% Material 1118d ■traial. Rate 2 pc,undl aetual Mrlltae Two Muon County farmen, f per aere---41 pllonl of water. lladt.on Bowle■ of South.aide and W. E. Kirk or Ho�aett, bad outD•t.e Sprayed-Illy It, IIIO. ir ,tandJn1 wheal yield■ thla ■ea• Corn had been planted OINI week son. Mr, Klrk'a 1 , ■crea of Dual -had not nt emen:ed Wheat yielded �2 bu■hell per Siu of Plot-lDxlOO 1cre and Mr. Bowles' i, acre, of . (1,1 of an Thorne wheal yielded ,2 bu1htlf lcte ) 20 row■ 00' loDC -.rt lrealed, row, UI, 17, 11 ancf 11 per acre. weren't cultivated. Whether or not these yielda Soil Ty-Menoirllltlla-(IJII. would be a record. for an lndi­ perfectly dnined ,Uty clay), vidual W. Va. farmer, J don't know. I do ltnow il'1 the belt Mr. and Mn. Fuildin1 Hawkins yield• that I've . ever ileard of, of Belle, W. Va., are vl•U.lq: wllb their d.a1.1&hter and family, Kr. and WNd Control In Com Mn. Charles Vrom&D and other Thole of yo u who raiae. �corn, relative■ • and would be intere,ted in He· ing how effective- alraiint i■ in eontroJling weeds in corn, l!lhould ■top by Jeu Brown'1 farm in lhe White Church community. I'm 1ure Mr. Brown would be glad to 1how you a 100190 foot plot which was sprayed in May with atraUne. GET A GOULDS PU MP ! BUY FROM US ON EASY CRED POMEROY, OHIO l Whff+ YMldt on ,,...... c..,,.., .., ._ . _ ,_ • ENIOY DEPENDABLE WATER SERVIC E • • PHONE WY-Z.2176 "W e Do Ou11tom Grinding" No, lrid $t, Phon• WY 1-3254 MIDOL■PORT j .. the dem-lloll. fllo ....ti. you'll ba,e to ... for , '"'"lt� --- -------------- Middleport Feed Mill I I I Sb member, will •ttend State 4·H Boy1' Camp A u1111t 1-6 at Jackson'• Mill. They are Sheldon Roush, Good Luck Clover; Mike Bragg, Lynn Cut.o, Ham H111Uet1 and Gary Rood .uitl Erwin Roush ' Hill Billie. Edwin Rou1h haa been awarde4 the Tubby Bogg■ Memorial achol­ anhip to defray part of hi• expena. e1. Sheldon llouah ii attending on the Farn■worlh scbolarahip which w11 preaented him at 1939 State 4• H Boy,• Camp. Meig s Equip ment Co., I nc. Have More Milk. To Sell Bolo• .. - ...,......u.. Mason County Farm News Farm News Replater The Complete Milk 1 , Karen Grueaer 1.ve a demon· 1tution on finishing a towel whi:n the Syracuae Jolly Stltchen met at the achoo!. Member■ worked on oompletlnc project. and project, book■ during the meeting with Addle Norri,. adviaor in charge. Brenda S1yre, reporter. oOo Gary Holter gave a demonstra• lion on a •mall g■,SlJline motor when the BHhan Farm Boys CJ:Jb met July 28 •t the Holter borne. Orie Smith, advitor, and Charin leader, were in Lee, j u npor charge of the meeting when plans for a hayrJde were discus­ sed and the falr exhibit wa. plan ned. Paul Brown reported on t!1e potato chip contest. Larry l.ee, reporter. oOo oOo The Harrisonvllle Boys Club met July 25 at the school with leadets Virgil Atkins, Robert Je• well and junior leaders, James Sheets and Dean Will in charge. SheeUl led the two flag pledg­ es and during the business meetin g reports were given by members who attended 4-H camp. The pknil". for me111• I _11, fh•· . • r. . LoolcJng Ahead On The Food Morkets the males. Buyers apparen ! ly prefer calves that are castrated w:1h the knife, because there is no possiblllty of failure in this a nd rubber mel hod. Clampin g bands are also used, , but more eare Js needed to get 1 &atish ctory job. One of the problems of producing good feeder calf heifers is t hat the older heifers ma)' accide:11ically come in cont11ct with a bu;J before S!lle time. Buyers ob• ject strongly to buying bred h c ifers. With more attention by producers this percentage of bred heifers is being cut. There are :several reasons for th e succrs::1 o( 1hese sw l es o ver a period of years. but one of the most import.a nt is that both b u yer.s and sellers .a ppreciate the opportunity to move the calves directly from producers lo U1e feed lot wilh a minimum amo u nt or handling. This means a calf may leave a Meigs County farm on Monday morning pnd Tu esday night after being: graded and sold may be in a feed lot in northern Ohio in less than 48 !)ours. Ohio cattle feeders for the t.ist 30 er 40- years have frlt the only place to secure f}Ualily calves in large. numbers was from the west• em ranges. Some limes these i:aJ. ves came out nf the range in ver)· if poor condition. especially drought had hit the range. The shortest length of time from th.e western ranges to the feed Jo ts of northern and western Ohio w as 5 tC' 7 days, which represented a serious si:;t-back to these calves, and in many cases they 1.ever did completely recover from the long · ha uI , the c h ange 1 � . reed an d water a nd th e con d I t i cns. ' Tod,1 y s011thern Oh io feeder cahes are 11 ble to compete in quality with any calves prod u ced in the west or south. The short inten·uption in the marketing pro<'eSs has m11de many northern Ohio cattle feeders a nxio us to buy their needs 11s dose to ho111e as possible. Any Meigs or surrounding coun• ty feeder rail producer wishing to consign lo the sales al either Athens or GallJpolis may contact Paul Baer, Minersville , Ohio, w h-0 is secretary of the Sou'theastern Ohio Beef Cattle I mprovem ent Association, any oi lhe directr.irs of the group, the extension offkcs or lhe sa!1;s barns. Meigs County directors in tlie associ.J.tion are Virgil King, who is president of the group a nd w. S. Michael. Virgil Kµ'l,g and the Cou u�y Agent , C. f;! Blake:,;lee . represeut the Southeastern Ohio Beef .Cat• Ue Improvement Association on the Ohio Feeder Calf Executive Committee. J 1t Forked Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 6, 1960-3 ben and parent, Run Like wu reported 1uect"5• ful. F.ntries for the f1lr were oompleted alon, with projecl boob The nut meet.inJ w11 aet for Aue. 8. A11igrunenll wtre made on educ1tiOIW. booth1. oOo New In Farming Vl&itoi'1 of Mr. and · l(ra. Hay� ward Bl1sell Wl!re Mr. and Mrs. RaymOnd Fitch Jr., and Tammy. , Mrs. Garnet Hayman and !IOns Jetry, hill and Martin hive re-­ turned from Limcaafer where they visiting relatives. were · 1 Shan Wells recently spent a The Tri-County Teen Canteen day_ visitlilg Jerry Ha)'man. wIll hO1• ,.. a "gtairway to ·the Star,�• · Ralph · Bissell ' left for a visit dance Saturday flight at the Amer- wJtti his sister,, Mrs, ,.'.Rol,and lean · Legion Home In Racine. Light,. Norwal- a1'!� Mrs. · Floyd Slated to stll't at 'l:SO the dal\ce Cirnahan, NOrtb Fairfield. w.111 feature the debut of "l96l Recent \lisitort o( Mrs. �gnei Mis■ Tri-County" candidates in­ POik were Mr. 3nd Mra, l..al'I')" Co­ eluding Kan!n Sue Oun, Lois A,r- zart, daughters Liza and Betty Ann no.tt, Janlce Drake, Ann- Hubbard, Mt. and Mrs. Charles Cozart and Ann Sprou se, Susie Hawley and children Samm, .and Lauri, Samr Judy Chaffin, my remained for a longer vilit. To date, Miss Ours of Racine has Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Law. a 20. point lead tow,llrd the beln,1ty �nee, Portland, spent an evenin,c . crown held by Beverly Ann Cullip with Mr. ind Mrs. James Law­ of Gallipolis on the basia of per· sonallty, the first of the judging rence A .eurprise birthday party was phises . . 'three hundred points are glVen in honor of Mae Brewet ne�ed to win. WS�-TV will COV· Jul SO, Many of her frleodl � y er the fo,mal presentation of the were ,preaent. l11'ghlighl1'hg qu een eand'odate,. Pvt. LaWl'�nce· Hayman la SIM!;Dit Saturday nlrht's Canteen •'Band- Ins an ei1ht day furlough with stand'' in,ormal hop ,wlll. .be the his mother. He h11s completed bis anno�ncement o, Ute candidate to basic training at Fort Knox, Ky., 1et rm pOint11· toward �he title. and will 10 to Oklahoma for an An· Open House party at the eigbt week courae In; beav� artll� ' home o( Lohr Amott will fallow leri. FrOm there he 'wilt co di?.. . to celebrate the 1uccesdW opera- ectly to Germ,ny. . . . Ctlnter. ·Youlfi. Syracqse tt1e tion of of ,I.Ir. . Avis · 81 ...lt diuible!'. The 'Teen council met tu� �llht and ·Mrs. HQwtrd ..BisRII eel&- , ,at tbe .Sy��c1;1se Youtlt,, Center and brated be!' thli-d birthday July 3Q .d.Clded to �lage � benefit for Syr• Preadt 'wete. tlill end· Martin Hay­ . aeuse· LadJes 6,u,ullary of the Vol- man, Mt. and Jln,· Cbarlea CO.: unteer Fire '.Det>t. zatt, Samnt)" and Lauri and her brother�;Brute, , Charlet Liwtence rectnU, 1pent Library To Reopen an evenln1 wJtb the SutOn. ; Re�nt v,1Jton of Mr. and Mn. ary � 1 1, LaWrente were Mrs. Mary . Jamet the t . " Lawrence, Nancy and Debbie and Mra. Kathleen Bisaell and ohll­ ·• dren. i; 1 Scheduled. For I SatUfday N'Jght � 0 wUI l!i,ild!!n\; p PT. PLEASANT - One hwidred and eleven enlhtted men, along with five ofticers and one warrant officer, lelt pt, Pleasant at 1 1 a.m. todax enroute to Ft. Stewart, Ga., site of this year's two-weeks active tra•ining program for members of the 3664th Ordnance Company. · The 709-mile trip - longest motor march in the history of. The debentures, canylng non. detachable stock purchase warrants, are available In $1100 aftd $1�0 denominations. They are priced at par, plus accrued in• I terest to yield 6 per cent and J are bocked by net tanilble assets of more than $1 ,700 per ,1,000 debenture. The debentu re, are being offered aolely to Ohio 1n. vestora. Holdera of the debenture, will be entitled ·to . buy Equltablfl''a Cl11se A Common Stock on the ha&j,s of 40 sharea per 91,000 de­ benture at the followlni prlcea: $12.ftO per &hare on or before September 30, 1961; $14 per Au9ult 6 share on or before., September 30 Tbe Racine PTA will have an 1962 and $16 JH'lr ,hare on or be· Ice cream social 3aturday be&ln­ fore September 30, 1963. nln1 al 8 p. m. at the Racine waa founded in Grade School. Equltable 19156. In the paat four end a half years both total revenue and in­ Bake Sale, 10:30 a. m. at the come after Federal taxes have in­ Simpson building next to the creased mOre than BM. times. In Racine Hom� Bank sponsored by the same perled, assets Increased the Happy Suriday Hu1tlers more than aeven ,imea, growtn11 . School cloM ol the Methodllt from ,soo,200 to '2,1118,000. In­ ChUJ'ch, come for the ahc mpntha ended Au1uat 7 Jl111e 30, 1980, befote 111.terel!llt exBee!Jle Reunion will annual The pense and 'F.fld�ral Income iaxe1, amou nted to more than 3.8 timts be held on Sund1Y, Aueust '1, at the maximum annual lntereat re- the Portland Gr:1de School. Pre­ qulrement on all of the company'■ redtn1 Sunday 'a reunion wm tie presently ollbtandllll debentures, a dance held on Saturday nl&ht, 9-12 at the achool. includln1 thJ1 111)1�, The Hom ebuilders of the- Brad Ewlna Bole■, pruident of The Ohio company, ••id proceed, ford Church of Chrl1t wU1� 1 1tive from tale of. the d1Jbenturea, to• a picnic thl1 Sunday at the gether with proceeds from an New Haven Park. THe , ;utli'e earll(lr otferlnl of 311,500 1hares cb 11Tch 11 invited to 1ttentf: The Mornln• star Et.J1l Ch-.rch of Equitable'• Cl111 A common hold their �nnual picnic will n fina to ce uaed stock1, will be the com pany'• Current and pro. Sunday at th1 New lf•ven Park. jected conslrucUon development AU memben an ur,:ed to attend. The 37th annual Haye1-YOun• proa:ram. Mor'e than 1,000 Iota for re1J , Reunion will be held on the o� dential con,truction Jre being Holliday Scl1ool Grnund1 near aul).dJvlded , t1Y the company In Darwin Sundayr A\lllllt 'f, :&'(lrJ· Columbu1 and ellewh'ere In Ohio. one I• welcqme. Aupt 1 1 Eq u itable hll eon■truet.ed and The Pait Councilor, l f Theodeveloped 1everal' hundred aparl• ment developmtnt1 ot which It dorus Council Dau1htus of Am• atlll own1 and mtna1t1 four apart erica wlll mfft Thuraday even\na: ment dwetunp with a total of 58 Aua:uat h at the home of 11:ra. 'ltli1!1 At the present time the F'red Deuauer with Mra, Grover coffl'kny h11 unde' r cionltrucUon Erb II eo-bolteU. AutUlt n for lnveatment purpoae1 a f1GO,'The l3and Booaten of Middle000 luxury-type apartment on Roxbury Rd., bi 1uburban Colum• port Hl•h School are aponaonni an Ice CTU.ffl toeial Friday, .(u,. bu1. 12, OU the ]awn of the 'tilth· HIOClat•d be will firm The with R8ynold• MeU.11 Co,, and 1ehool. Mrr. Mllton Ho� I• eh1lr­ othm, ,the '3,100,000 urban m■n of tbe aflalr and M't1. M:ar­ red,•velopm.ent pro,Cr1m planned vln Swan, CO•cball'man. 'l"hq;, tor tht Llurtl 1ect&on of Cincin- be a concert preeentecl b'r. the , t 11,u. AR addiUonal put of thla band ■t 8:00 for t!H! soelali Autuft 14 prol!'■ m la EQ.uttable'1 propo,td Thtt anD\\ll l<'-7 Reunlwi develo'pment ol , the $1,200,000 Laurel Linn Shoppinc Centn. ,,e held A.ua. I t at PQnd Ulll f Th• eorr,pany alto plan, to con- n1tar th, trj realden� at �:i. atrud a tOQ.unlt Howard John• Route 1., ·The llt:li annual M�lro1. � son Motor Lod1e In Columbu,. ' Offleer1 and diNctort of the uniMI wlll be helil •t the Port­ Havena, pre- lend Park, Sunday, Auiuit- lt.' company 1re John , ... c. 1ldent aad dlrtttor: Robert V. and all rel1Uvn are ura:ed. 'to It, •nd I ' illtl ' Cameron; l'let Pl'.illdent and tna• tenet , , e'iil "9meroy of V Dl\ "thlpter vi« Cochlffl, II. ltil • 111m1r; Riobard -SundoJ pretll�ent; lllchord V, Hawn■, and 11\eli A:�11'-fl' •Ill rijotit ,,i, EYIIMl , ol Poplel'QJ ipenl · l!opo. , , Ch,rle1 A kien- lhelt, �_.it, ll•ttlh'ul, Avo. llijjf/ �I vice 1i\ll. : oltet !la,\,ld lllt. B 1nil 11�of ,filabtd _lll. _l l,_ �l' � aireclor. •d . , ,1., 'iecrollor, · ' C/••l· ·· !111111 $,Id , <I, llor... o...,..t.,..,._ � ..to•, .1!41' chll� o!· 4'>.illolh>ill ,.,.�1 · , suntiaY .wu� �11 . pa,enu, Mr. ·liUI c•il lll!l 'Wllll�iii• W, Wfie,lton m I p..,..1. 1tohli/Mli'iio will ·i · l ll■i,• llan•OO' llollel.' \ ■erv,4.• , 1leo dlmtoHI · . '1 ' ; ( ' ' ·' rn 0., ',. The Bedford School Board 'lm• ployed Mrs. Arthur Skinner, �8 South Fifth St, Middleport, to I replace r.,:rs. Leona Story, who Is rel.iring for the coming school term. Nixon and his wife, Pat, were George Sargent ia prin(lipal of greeted here by a small crowd of the Bedford school whieh em­ campaign a,aociates and staff ployes five teachers. The other workers. They left immediately teachers are Mrs. Helen Dais, for their home and a long-await­ Mi:s. Helefl Carper .ind Miss Ada ed rest. HW!kins. Nixon said he planned no offi­ cial activity before the Sf,nah: re­ convenes "Monday but probably ""Ould eonfere extensively by tele­ phon with campaign aides over the weekend. Right And R esponsibility ,' - '., ,.r o,,· }'· "Your Life 's Record" "You were here over 50 years ago and you will find ih the files uf your paper a report • '' of my birth. Your paper a lso had stofies when .,, I played footbal l in school, when I graduated and later when I got married. You have re­ • '• I' .,.... ' A letter to the editor or t he Grundy, Iowa, Register, brings this point home. It said: ••' •' • ! .. • The hometown newspaper - like the ris­ ing. and setlir,tg of the sun - is a vital part of our everyday liviflg. ,· ' ' ...,. . - l',ommentating Editorially , ' • .- • ""'¼ . .,. " ., tHF OAII. Y SENTINEL ' . ,� j , . TO _ --· . __ . $1.00 V•t.,.} WITH THE PURCIIASE OF ANY .UNICO BA'fl'ERY-P....nger-Trutk•Tradol' ';dHl'.lilll1 •• GOOD AUGUST 1.15 ONLY "' THIS COUPON EN11TLES YOU TO DISCOUNT PER ROLL LANDMARK FIELD FENCE GOOD AUGUST 1-15 ONLY ••111 -■1••11 DISCOUNT per Spool LANDMARK or UNJCO B A R B E D ., W I R I ..,,,,___ THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO : soc GOOD AUGUST 1-15 ONLY ' .H.... 1 ,. • .' ., ... I �,.... i.l / • ., . . ported many anniversaries in our family, the birth o f our four childrf'n, t heir activities in •• • •• • • • Il . } \' ., r .1 . i:t ..\ .. ' .•,1,• • f·v' £"':•u. _-j:--'.� � , �. .;� ' l :' ;.t , �.. ·�re 'l.."".cl' • =:; ,.. ,-. . '...•'• •,.� ·,.· ....�-·-- . lj ,, -. - .. . . • l;. l• ' � - ·� • ,� • · · -� � . � . . - • :?'!I • ' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, THE HUNTER'S H Ru ■nmel, Miss Landers Visit Here Capt, Sr. CaPt. Glenna Rummel and Sally Landers of the Salvation Army of Berlin, N. H ., are spend­ in£ several weeks vacation with their resPective relatives, Mrs. Linnie Rummel and Janet o{ Min­ ersville and Jess Rummel of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Henry La::1ders and Camily of Laurel St, Pomeroy. They are due to lea\'e the 12th for Berlin which is situated in the beautiful White Mts, of New He.m�sbire where they have been stationed since January. sthool and elsewhere. And i n late years you have reported the arl"ival of our grandchil­ dren. Why. you and your paper have written· and printed a life history of our family. And why shouldn't we look upon you and your paper as a member of ou r family?" Yes, the local newspaper is the recorder of the life of a community - business, per­ sonal, political and national. Being a constant subscriber is a good ha bit to acquire because the lot"al p.tper isn't self-perpetuating as is the sun. I t needs your support even as the community needs its service, Mrs. Skinner Will Teach At Bedford A short time ago the American Medical As­ sociation's House of Delega1es met, and p3!;s. ed various resolutions - one urging physi­ cians lo lake a greater interest and more ac­ tive part in public affairs al all levels. It notes that "it has become apparent that the medi­ cal doctors in America and their organizations are slill not exerting the effective Influence on local, state, and national political affairs whkh is I heir right and obligation ." The doctors are not alone in this. Of late it has been pointed out that business men and business groups also ha,ve avoided their political rei;;ponsibiltties. The inevitable re1111t: · -ts 1 tft1t the strength Qf their voice in the • ••• d ebate �""' political de�l•lon• which will vl­ •' tally affect the future of this country has �ti\ criminhihed, in some cases to the point of virtual non-existente. �umbers of busines s enterprises .and organizations have been urg- '' cinctly when it asked physicians to "work toward the creation of policies which pre­ serve represen tative goverilment, free enter­ prise, fisca l solvency and the integrity of the ----------·--s·IDk'IBP' Fond Tom Scally and !!Oil, Tom, took hi� si11ter, Nancy. to the Parkers­ burg airport thi� t'V<'ning , Iv FREDDIE HOUDASM.JLT Mr. and Ml'�. Mirhael Hackett and chi h.ltl'n, \fil•hele, Barry und Mrs:. Howard Bo_we�s ret�1rned Mono(•a. of :t.1 iddlc>port, will leuve Jut Wel'� f rom ii trip JU �l�r1da. tomorr�w for a wn day vur1&ticm kl in Muncy k�t F� 1dny to Fran t! r Mar da i e In Flori . and Elain spend the w1•ek end in (,raysou, HdckcU lefl 1-'rit.l ay lo \iisil in y, with re illt ives. Mr�. _l\,� 1111cy and K Yurk, l'u., with lheir aunt and u n 1 son , who huve he<'n v1s•�m� there, . do, Mr. und Mrs. Andrew O'Brien. will return home with him. Jimmy will .-t!main with his wrandplren11, Ml'. and . Mni. Gtor,._ � · HOLZ&R HOSPITAL JiackeU , Sr. wblle hi1 paren ta aDe. ._ illed A ug. 4- JI arry g . m Ad 'WI\ • Ofl \lucation. f West Columbia; Cheryl Andrews, . · pau 1a 'f he1a, da u ;h ter . oI Mr. Ann Robinson, Middleport. and Mrs. Paul Them will return Dismissed. Aui;:. 4-Mrs, Wil• today rrom Purkcrshurg where lihl' liom Ours, Virgil Shaver, Wl!Ji.am h11w s_f_f'nl ,the p.u.�� three duys al Oldaker, Mrs. J111rold l lultgreen, the (,1r] Scout Co mp at Sandy Mrs . Carrie Jenkins, Mrs. Nt'lda iBend. Wisc , Rev. Ted Woodard, Judith Slnwter, Archie l h1khinson, Ter. klchar,l Rolin returned to his ry Sisson, Carolyn Boggs, Michael home In Fountain City, Tenn., after Nes11elroud. Terry Holdren, Ev• 1pendlng the 11asl lhref weeks crett Denney, Mrs, Richard Grue• with his father, Al bert W. Bolin, 11er. Mrs. Carl Bury, Prem. Fe­ 111d his aunt, Mrs. Homer Rus!lell. mule Nil'hols, No. I , Prem. Pe• Mr. and Mr11. Kenneth Bra u n who mule Nichols No. 3. had been living in the David Oh• lintier property on South Fo u rth Street moved 111st woek Into lhe J'isit Soutlr Clr.nrle1tlon BernartJ Krinke property on MuiMr. ond Mrs. Don Mullen and children, Pulriek, Miehncl, Brian, berry Hei�hts, l 'nnwroy. · Mn. Thnm n s Wagnt!r and c11iJd . Soau end ChuC'k, wen1 to South It'll, Kurcn an<l Tommy, who had Charleston Frid11y lo the home o( �f'll \'isiHng with hur parents, 7vl'r. Mr. and Mrll. ,hll' Trihle und Kim. lfn.l Mrs. C.rilf Rimel!. left F.-lday Sean amt Churk .� layed for 1he week t!lltl, II,' lhclr lwmc in York, Pa. ·----- I I 1 ..• --- �"ij1{1L Y CROS SWORD a. Dror• AOROIS ·• Bittel' S. Fl1h vetch O. Steep. 1 runod rock: ti, ca.utloul flll1 I. Flt · 9. cu, 'I. Particle 10, Dotoatecl 8, Clu,., (L.) :12. Elm, and ... 'II. Lons at.loJc maple ■ ii. Sand 13, A&:o dune• \ (llrchate) · (Eng,) · 1,. Atfeele4 U, 'Muon.t mannera :us. G11rm11n. e1lt.J woik.. b1mchea J6. Mwsio noto lT. Low 11lan4 1T. A1a.ln■t :ie. Mu■le not. 20, WI.Ile noept&all 1i. Ve111M1l to, 21. Jihrry liquor■ ll, Tlbetar1 ga.:celle• 2•l. The humlll TllC8 28. Remo.In 28. Evado1 31. Fathoa:, 32, Cheat. 113, G....it letter at. Blackbel'l'J' drupelet 3T. Agroem•nt alt, Red•breqt-, ed blrcl 4.0. Potato (dial,) tt. F11hU. Newte ) , '8. Hewlnl tooll '6. V"qualltled ot -..-• ••• L • • • •·• w ••- •., • I � � � .."• :• •·.. ..• I- -t•• .{ ' . it ». African antelopo i.. o trio 211. ·1<11111 18. Boom.I JT, Clt,y on Puret 8oun4 19, Pro-'1'Hl11«•r'• .bnrw voke 10, Locatlona 87, Cover wlUI 111.1phalt 81, Relatlvel U. Wild 88. Blbllcal na.me roat 81, Shldl oe •o. Blvclnc ■un l'o4 peen 211. F.ccen- .... 2. ConUnut4 11\o,y I. Aeroll DOWN t'� , DAILY CRYPlOQUOTE - Ben,'■ bow to wotk 1t1 .1. l: T D L JI A A /1: ll L L O W .. L o x a i' fllt 11th1' ■tmplJ' ,tandl for �Dtllftl', In thl■ u.mple A. t■ UIMCI for tbt three L'1t X tor the two er,, etc. Slnglt letter,, IIJOI­ the · wonlo all hlftll. � lh• l,nrth ond fonn•IIO!' Saoll dB¥ tbt code letten IINI dUl'ertnt. ■ an ot J) A CJrn....,.. ,a,;olollOII X L A V V B III J D'J � 11 11 \' 1 1!. R l.t S A X . !i 1 Z II D L X I � - 0 X D R l' X • . ' " Cllffiilwi ;lol . :J,., �• .l'IXUo � 9Yllll Ii� J, _. A UIIWIT � �· '.llidJ!IIOl>lr....JCMflOlfl, . .!f Ja' - - 11111,M. 1'11. ' Nixon Kinsmen In Vinton Hills To Change Votes thi, , it is the duty as well as the right of the doll al'." - - --· ---Mr. and Mrs. l<'rt•t.l Smith Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Hay Sm1Lh who have been in Mesa, Arizona. visit ing at the home uf Mr. and Mr�. Ted Spires and chiltlr11 n arf' eKpected home thi!l week ('nd. Around And About Middleport ' ing tha,t business people take an active part in political matters, all the way from the grass- roots to the national level, and the re­ sponse has been heartening. As for the medical men, the immediate fu­ ture will see all manner of proposed laws in­ fluencin� medical practice and the public health. These will range the gamut from the good to the indifferent to the bad, and doc­ tors have an obligation to help separate the wheat from the chaff. Then, i n addition to medica,I fraternity to. express their view on other legislation which affects everyone. The AMA resolution covered the Problem suc­ - , Z, Are Debentu• '-'O Being Offered A $1 million offC'rlng of 12· year 6 percent alnklng fu nd de• bentu re1 of Equitable lnvestmellt Corp., Columbus firm active In resldenlJal, commereial and Jn. dustrial property development and construction, hu been an• nounced.,,� T)la O�_ ..9>!Jpany, �IIJl.kins Columbg1 inn1tm41!! .. �n, !]rm. Social Events In Forest Run By Amell• W•lbt Mr. end Mrs. Albert Be'er were Sunday dinner sue1ta of Miss Clara Zier and Mrs. AJice Davi!: of PomeroY. Mr. and Mrs. Charle, 1 Haning and children ol Columbu1 were overnight r:ue1ts of Mr. lnd ¥l'S. Eddie Ash and family. Sunday School attendance July 31 was 63, collection $13.63. Roberta Bing spent sn-erflll days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baer. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Napper Sr. and Mrs. Robert La udermllt visited Mrs. Viola Napper and other relatives in HMmden. Mrs. Erma Roush and Mrs. lM}pl�i._ �PP 1.wlAaugh ter Debfa /\,n!J, , OJ CalllaWUllipent the week end flJ tb•eir home here. Mr. and Mr1. Harold Richard• son and children of Columbu• visited her parents, Mr. and Mr11. Kerns noush over the weekend. Mrs. Anna Frecker la spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Geora� Baer and family, Robert Laudirmllt of Pomeroy Is a patient In Holzer Hospital. Pt. Pleasant National Guard Unl· t Leaves Today .·For Meigs&M�n Coming Events . Cam Weat Vir&lnta National Guardm· W·11 "'ae approxI mateIY l wo days. Bauer, Wendell Brumfield, Ja 1. •-• uMell R Bumgarner, Bunner, es I s of company perIIere•I th e 1·1 Ra v.,.. C u ndifI, Larry Cunningham, · th e Iona j aun l : sonneI maklTIil OFFICERS : CapI •. Jamea O• Den Embleton, Dean Evans, Jam• o ff'1cer; · e, F'.r, Don Horn�by, Doud Kin• Ro11eb er.ry, comman dmg ndy Lindaey, Otis NohI e, Lts. Stanford Powel l" and Willia m zel, lds, llngsworth and Don ward · 2nd Adam Oldaker, Fr•nk Reyno ! Lts. Standofr Powell and Wmiam Francis Rollins, Ro�ald Rou h, Workman; CWO wa George Fish- Larry Staats, Carl Veith and Wm• dell wo,an. ,, , er,. E NLlSTED , MEN: : M/ St. Carrel I Pl'ivate E-lst include Pau l , AusCox; 1st Sgt., MJSgt. James II. tin, Wendell &rk!J, Otho Boyer, Du ncan, Robert Hite and Dana Dal, Carr, Charles Neutzling, Johnson; SFCs James R. Coch- 1 Jack Pickens Chatles Stewart · ran, Jaekie Durst, William Hamm Jick VaoMeler, Cath . Vanove� Je11 Kelly, Charles Knopp, Hor- I and Roland L. Walker. ace MIDer. Herman Morgan, C:tr l Sp/& Charle& . Frye, recent e R'o ach, Wllllam Spears and Don1 tumee ftom Ft. Knox, Ky., was l! · . aid Taflor. Staff se:rgt'tlnts: John Kauff, Ar- named top styent in a 1�-wee"8 th u r R ,u pe and J11mes Wheeler; I courae in Armor Tract Vehicle Mee111anlc Clasa 27 by scoring an Sgt. E.fli Charles D. Wamsley. "' ' Speclaliat E-5'1 include Denver'. avM'lge :()f ·0,39 · durin• the othtbree olna courae entire . .He J Blake, Robert Burdette, William Coulson, George CrU:mp, l>a\ild er 3864th Ord. . eo,., . ,membera :Itoand Miles Par1t, Charles Fowler, I bert Bu rdette, William Spean and Charles Frye, Lawrence Grady, Ji;i hn Kauff-who aleo were top Tarrance Hill, Jamee Humphrey, members of regular army courses Jack Paugh, Elza Powell, Lewis E. at Ft. Knox reetmtl)'. Powers, Arth ur Saunders, Glenn Shank, Charles Smith, Robert Stewart, Carl Speat'&, Beverly Stolling, Rebert Stover, Chester r • Wamaley, Hobart Wilson Jr., and l0CII fy ¥811 Ir Mri. Robert Palhtlf John M . Withers. Mr. and Mrs. · wm. Taylor and • peeI a11 9t E, • s ma kl ng the, aon, Mra. Elala ra:ytoi'. :11\d dau, trip are.. Erv,In Barr, Willi a m aJhter and Miss Donn• Creamen l Bateman, Valhe Bauer, Van Ber- • •f Addi'- ,pent Frido.· evening evu · c�JTY, D oug1 88 , with Mr and Mu. Robert Painter. nar d • Rarry . Clonch, Rh:hard Cole, William . , ' Mr. and Mra. Ken.eth Wickham Crump, Anthony Darst, John Fler• bau eh, Rob('rt Fowler, Larry Fox, Mr and M�. Edlaon Wict.ba,m <af Carmen Froa:ale, Ralph Harbou r, Steliben\rille and Mrs' Ell-■beth David HIii, Carl Holiey, Howard Wlckharil called Im· Mr. a,ad .Mrs, Johnson Thomas Johnson Fred Will· Hellman Thuraday even1n1. · Nibert Don Nott Frank Nott Monday t Donnie Rouab· •pen 6ldaker ' Dana. 'Nowlin Fr�nk night wlth Cbarl'8 E ichina:H of ' WUllam O'Neill William Peele Cheater, Phil Radford, James Reynold&: Ted, ;Kiley, John Rouah, l;lerb Mr. and �. RalPh Painter and Harry Stanley, Jame. children, 'Mr• . � · . Sayre, Ch�rles Stewart. Kennettt Taylor, Roger Brown and children, G,rri Hyaell WU aon, Chester 'Workman, and Barbara Ratlch , caQld at the 1PFC troops Include Charle& Pi1tnUir llQine $1,Jnday •ttir)i•oon Bau, ' Norman Bonson, S dnoy Mr■. Lilly Cdtl■ty of Cite I I -----c---West Shade' E · ,.; t,$ s I = 1 ifr• ·• Aug. 6, 1960 Trio 0( Western States Cheer Up Vice President ' ' · ,. McARTHUR, 0. UPI - Vice Pre1ldent IUchard M. Nixon has some kinsmen in this Vinton County hill country who are going to cross party lines to vote for him. "Not beeause Richard is our but because we think relative . he's the best." "We're Democrats," Mrs. Roy Nixon says proudly. "But we're ce,tainly going lo vote for Rich, ard. It seems to me he's fitted for the job. Mrs. Nixon's hu sband, Roy, is 79 but he -fltill farms 1 93 acres near the spot where the vice presi• dent's father was born in 1878. His son, Richard Wayne Nixon, operate$ a sawmill and a farm. Roy Nixon is a first cousin of Frank Nixon, the late lather of the vice president. The Roy Nixon•, h,ve re,ided in these hills all their live, >nd 1,·ve · house f•rm in a plain shingled . where friends and relatives gather aro und an o1d pot bellied stove to swap anecdotes about bow the viee president 's fathe.r left the fold to become a Republican. specJa• ·} ance ' ' ' D 1 . i Feeder Calf Sales Slated For Athens, Gallipolis In October I By C, E. BlakfflN County Exnt11lon A.-nt 13,000 "Ohio Approved Feeder■" will be sold in Southern Ohio this coming fall. Feeder cuH producers in Meigs, Athens, Vinton, Gallia, La �rence :md Ho("lting County are producing and will sell a part of these c.il• ves st sales to be held at the Athens Livestock Barn on October 4th, and the Gallipolis Baro on October 1 1th. The Lerm "Ohio Approved Feed e.rs" will designate 11II of the na• live calve1> to be sold ln South· ern and Eastern Ohio this fall through the demon1;trational :iales, which will be held starting with the two 11t Athens and Gallipolis 1111d at other locations ineluding Hillsboro, Chillicothe, Lancaster and Coshoeton. Tt,c term "Ohio Approved Feeder:,;'' was toined to incl u de all of the calves sold in sales sponsored by farmer c.ommittees. Farmer committees have 5pon• , sored feeder calf sales in southern Ohio since 1944. The special feoder calf programs have CX· perlenced a steady growth with the increase in the number. of cows kept for beer in the area. In 1960, calf producers in 26 counties are pooling their calvrs in these .sales. WASHINGTON UPI-Vice Pre- ,,. sident Richard M. Ni�on returned today from his first eampaign swing, enco uraged b)' what he regarded as lt,vorable responae!I in three western states and Ha- . wail. The Republican presidential nominc-e's chartered airliner land• ed at 8;29 a , m. (e.dt) alter an overnight night from · Seattle, Wash., where he wo u nd up a gru elling 10,0()()..mlle �wing with an airport speech to a crowd of 7.500 and a press conference Friday night. Nixon's four day whirl cam­ paign tour, t<,ok him t0: Nevada california, Hawaii and Washing ton atate. NII,on Niel during a brief stop­ over in Seattle Friday night that he would exercise every infl uence to prevent the upcoming short session of Congress from turning into a "donnybro,o k." Standards estahli5hcd by , The Ohio Feeder Call E"eculive Com­ mittee (representing all Ohio 'ip­ proved sales are) 1. Sale must be sponsored by a committee of consignors. 2. Calves must be con­ signed by prod ucers only. 3, All calves consigned must meet lhe req u irements of the area commit• tee and be approved tiy the area committee. 4. Only calves of beef breeding will be sold i11 approvLd sales. 5. All calves will be gnd• ed IICCOtding to quality. 6. All calves will be sold in uniform lots by sex. breed, weight 'Uld grade. 7. All calves mu,t meet Ohio health requirements. 8. Sponsoring committee must sup• port an active beef cattle im• ' provement program. Farmers of Meigs and 'iur• rounding cou nties a�e now ready• calves £or the s,alcs ing their to take place this fail. A great deal of improvement has taken place in feeder ealves sold by co• operating farmers in the 10 years since thie first sale was held in this area in Gallipolis. This has been largely due to the intcr'3st taken by f.umers in securing improved breeding stock. Brel.>il• ing for e11rly spring calving and the elimination of cross breeding with datrr blood. • • . The feeding program has also been greatly improved within �he l8!1t few years. Better pasw.-e and h_ay has been provided for the brood cows, and approxi• Jnately 4:0 p ereent of the farmers now do some creep feeding of to get inereaaed the e1t;lves weight. gain and condition. Two of the joba that farmers tnuat get done are dehorning of the calves and early tastration of ' Teachers Tour Kaiser Plant At Ravenswood Eighty high school scien.::e tea­ chers from twenty-one states and Pu erto Rico this week got a first hand ,acquaintance with the na­ tion'& , largest and most modern al u minum producing facility when they took a special tou r through Kaiser Alumin um's mammoth Ra• venswood Works. The tour. was part of a special six-weeks' summer in�tit ute for high school science tieaehers at Ohlo University in Ath�l'ls, 0. Attracting seleCted teacher "'lal­ ent from across the nation, the Institute Is a graduate studJ course 1pon1ored by the National Science Foundation. Haz:ael Social live11ts••�11, , -, !tan.,..,, · .. , ," . ·� ··� New Bulletin Discusses Farm SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Pond Fishing Good fishing in your far m pond doesn't j ust happen. It depends a lot on how well you follow certain pond management pi·ac• tlces. Many ol those prnctlces are cl!scussed in a new Ohio Agricult ur• al Extension Service bulletin. "Farm Pond Manngemcnt". The author ia Thomas M . Stockditle extension specialiHt in wildlif� conservation. In the publication Stockdalt1 considers requirement.a for ponds, where to get fish. ))nd at what rate to stock them how to maintain g1:1od fishing and how lo correct poor fishing. Fou r pages of the b ulletin provide .space for your own· pond management record. On these pag es you may list pond dimensions fi.sh stocking dates, vario u s treat' ments made, and oth,!r rela!ed in form11ticn. There are also se�Hons on controlling weeds, clesr Ing muddy waters, and incre11.sing wildlife use .of the ponJ • area. , The wildlife sprciallst includes in the bulletin some tips on hass fishing, bluegill lishlng aud fis,hing tPrough the ice �f · your farm J)Ond. . Copies of the publicstioll are . ava llable at cou nty extensir,n . · offices. PAI NT S General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets RAC I NE PLANING MILL "fr. Phone Wl-9-3841 POMEROY, OHIO .- -----.. By' Hatlo,' s - -� _, ' � ' • ' , m liotli , lie , l.ikl, ;$ t�-: ''.'Zwi', 1' ' ¾/" ''SIGN OF QUALl,:Y'' s.._gar Ru n. Flour Mills ffl .:�:!l . , , PHONE wY Z-2111 POMEROY, OjllO� . . MpLBERRY A VE. . 1 . ►, :•�. c r · 11ti · . .''· f 'll',,,t"'il) , ,• "l ' .. ,. ' ' · J!·' , • • ) I LET'S GO SHOPPL,G --- Veget .i blea - Look for plenty of sweet corn this week. Recent wa rm weather mearui corn has nu1· lured rapid!)'. Buy sweet corn that haa ·been iced or hydrocooled, and keep it cold lor best (la\iol'. There are more tomatoes available, with wide variation in quality , Cabba,e, snap bens, cu cumbers, and 1ummer sq uash are all in good aupply. Cob­ bier polatnes are lower in price, but o � her varletie■ are unchan&ed. Lett uce and other salad green, are also good cho k es. . i,� r u its - Peaches should be com• mg from k1cal grow('rs now., There aw slso some from olher ,reas. Watermelons .are in good supply at very attr.active price.. Look for grapes, especially Thompson seed­ less and cardinals. Summer apples are a good cho ice too - eapecially State fa1'r 4-H Activities Are Announced I , 1 l 1 I I l I \ I • I I The Ohio State Fair, August 26 th rou gh September 2 will druw hundred s of 4-H club boys and girls to the state fall'grounds here lo demonstrate their skills in fa rming and homemaking. They will bring with them ne ot• ly 2,000 head of livestock, plus articles they have made in their 4·H club project work. Som e will Participate in di'!monstratior s style rev�es or judging contests'. Others will play in eounty bands. . • H a<', .1v1. ,Y at th e 1au A new "'. this year w,·11 b, a saddle ho,se exhibit and show in the Colis• eum. Eq uitation cla8!1es will be judged in a special show Friday evening, Aug. 26. The 4-H club department will seled one sad11le horse drill team to participate. classes will be � howmans�ip Fr udged iday A u g. 26 afternoon, J and Saturday morning, Aug, 27. Following is a brief day-by-<i3y ru_ndown on 4• H activities at the fair : Aug , 26-Livestock judging by teams; market sheep j u dging; market h og judging; _tractor operators contest; Ch1c;ken•of.Tomorrow co ntest; Junior Fair q u.'!en ('Ontest; sadd le horFe show. . Aug. 27-Bre�ding sheep judg­ tng; demonstration11 and style repue judgin�; food interviews; . �ed Po)!, Milkmg Shorthorn j udg m g; market lam ? sale; barrow sale; showmanship classes, horse show ;_ veg�t.able judtJ:ing, grading and 1de�ttf,1cation contest (in H . & r bulldmg Ohw State Uni­ veri;Jty). . Aug. 28--All•Ohlo worship ser, viee. Aug 29-Breeding sheep judg­ ing. demonstrations and St)'le re­ vue judging ; food interviews · ' G uernsey judging. Aug. 30-Holstein judging • steer judging, demonstrations and food interviews; breeding swine judging; style revue j u dging; h�alth an� aw�rd . Interviews; gra• dmg and Judging egg quality erJn• t�st. Aug, 31-Demonstralions; style revue jud�ing; food interviews; �r?wn Swiss and Ayrs�ire j udg. mg,_ health and awsrd mterviews steer sale. Sept. �-Jersey judging; de!11011s trat10ns; sf?'le revu e judg­ mg, fo?d Interviews; health and award mterviews. Sept, ,2-De.rnonstrations; style rel'ue J u dgi�g: food J.nte�vle ws; sheep bJock!ng and trimming conteSt. I for lreah appleuuce or the f1n1 apple pie of I.ht: season. Poultry and Egp - Se11on11l de• clines In 1upplie1 of egp are evl• dent. Look for an increase in the number of medium e1a, 1vailable. U theH are 7 or 8 cent, lets per dozen than the large ones, the med, ium■ are the betler buy. Store "1pecial!" on rryen are a.o be watched for economical purchaaea. Meat - Beef supplies are good, but retail price is generally un. changed. Look for store "1pecial1'• for the better choices. RH,,, rounda, and chucks are lower at the wholeule level. Lamb i1 also beina offered at attnctlve prices in some lnatances. 4-H Mews The project lessons were on dairy heifers and eleetricily when the Salem Center Boya 4 JI Club met at the school. Reporting on farm accidents 1n conjunction with National Safety Week waa Dick Lambert Each boy reported on his project dur• Ing the meeting which was in charge of Rex Shenefield, advisor. Carl E. Shenefield, reporter. oOo Nola Jane Myers and Cath)' Andrew reported on health and safe. ty July � when the Riverview 4•H Cl u b met at the home of Miss Andrew. Cl u b membi:-rs worked on completing their pro­ jects and books with Margaret Brown and Pauline Myers, ad­ visors in charge. Su e Ann Myers, reporter, oOo The Hatrisonville Honor 4 ff G irls Club met on July 25 at the Harrisonville School with Karen Gilkey, president in charij e. "twelve members named their fa­ vorite ulads in answer to r oll call. Mrs, Ruby Hall iday and _M rs. Sharon Jewell assisted lhe girls )l'ith their sewing projects and Mrs, Pauline Atkina assh,t­ � members wfho have food proJects. . Samples of .the assigned . foods were tasted and commented on and judged. Members selec!ed their entries at the cou nty fai" next month and assignments were made for the next meeting. The advisors outlined scheduled events for the fair and the judging of garmenf.'I by Mrs. Geneva No!11t1, cou nty home dem6nstration agent 1Jn A u g, 3 was announced. �uca• tional booths were dillcussed and assignments made for the Honor Club's booth. Sharon Jewell and Esta Blackwood, reporters. • Start Your Calves On C A L F, L A C / / · , I I c;1RLS' CAMP J udy Wilson, Leon Luckiea: Ja• nie Oahel and Connie Cottrill, 'np Top Toppers; Diane Crump, Trail• blazers; Violet Schultz, Pauletta Bennett and Sandra Morgan, Hap. PY Hustlers, will represent Muon County at State 4-H Girl■' Camp at Jackson'!! Mill, Augu,t 8-13. Miss Bennett has received the David Mora demon5trated pro­ Polly Spangler Maclin scholarship per procedures Jo preparing a calf for the annual fair when the to defray part of her e11:peme. ACTIVITY DAy Shade Valley 4-H Boyt 4-H Clu b County •+ H Activity Day will be, met at the Mora home July 25. gin at JO a. m. Saturday at Poinl During the meeting membere Pleaaant High School gym. The AC· worked on completing fair en. tivity is being held in COnJunction trie1 and Gary MichaeJ reported wilh the Mason County Fann on the 4-H camping trip to Can­ Youth Fair. Included in the event will be ters Cave. Advisors Earl Dean and David Koblentz were in judging of vegetab les, dairy, can. ning, baked goods, e lectrification charge. Gary Smith, reporter. ' and clothing. oOo Pam Wllson and Dixie Rou,.h Each 4-H Club may enter a team reported on their trip t.o the \In• nual 4-H eamp In Jackaon Coun­ of three members i n each of the ty when fhe Salem Centers Girls categories. However, each member Cl u b met at the home of Mrs. may participate in only one event. Orion Roush. Diane Sue Holliday Blue, red and white ribbons wtn be 11warded to the winning cluba ht gave a demonstration on prope!r each class. �em stitching. Diane Holliday, re• The general committee for the evenl includes Mrs. John Priddy, oOo chairman; Ann Williama, Mn, John Demonstrations on net:dle McNeill, Sharon Nibert and Thom• threading and putting a decora• as Williams, ex officio . Other9 assisting with the pro• tive stitch on a place mat w�re given by Sharon Cox and Zella gram are Charles Sperow, William Hanley when the Col u mbia Make Gregory. Mrs. Howard Garland, It Girls Cl u b met Jul)' 27 with Mrs. Clara Schultz, Mra. Russell Mary Jordan, advisor, in charge. See, Mrs. Alma Turner and Ji.net Wallace. Sharon Cox, reporter. oOo The resignations of Mickey a,Jd Miss Van�eter, Robyn Stearna Sharyl Spencer. recreation11I _lead- and Anita Houclashelt had eharge er and reporter, respectively, of the formal opening of lbe were accepte:d when the 4 H meeting. Mrs. Joe Cil'cle, adviser, · Clovers m�t at the �ome of Mary outlined aspects of the selling Ann H�rris. Debbie VanMeter I contest and Ellen Sh u ler gave 8 11nd Ani�a Houdaehelt were nam- demonstration on cutting on the ed to £1II the two club offices. bias. PfU''· "Where Quality Corner Buttemul Is and Seeond UNICO HOG & STOCK EQUIPMENT I· 12-2 ROMAX WIRE 250-fl. roll :-.,_ GOOD AUGUS'f 1•15 ON ..Y •• ,_,...., -.. THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO -• I DISCOUNT ON LANDMARK or UNICO I * * $1 •00 r-- *..5%· @ per FENCE POSTS or BARN POLES --r.o oo AUGUST 1·11 ONLY :; * · THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO •• ..,.. . DfSCOUNT ON , ROLLS or · SHINGLES �-...-- 0000 AUGUST , 1·15 ONLY · 10.% · A$PHALT !IOOFING 1 • • * I m * * 30d ,.. New UNICO TIRES P••••nver-Truck-Trador N A ILS i.�••-"'""' * ALUMINUM GRAIN S(OOP TO ■111: at $5.49 ea. GOOD AUGUST 1•15• ONLY THIS COUPON ENnTLES YOU ¾" 7S.lb, Test Unlco uwater Boy" PLASTIC PIPE at TO Sc per ft. 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Seed of both these varil!ties will coat more. Here is a good example Of getting what yo u pay for. The additiona.1 cost of the seed will be more than repaid in high yield& of fine llemmed, leaf)', long st.anding allalta. Band°'leeding will give by far the beat re1ulla. For $75 to $100 your grain drill can be converted to band aeeding and for a little more you can 1dd packer wheels. In H· periment alter experiment band seeded atandt were more uniform and quicker ttarting. You have you r money invested in fertilizer, seed and labor. Why not ine:ure a return on thUI investment by band seeding! IT TERMS Phone WY-%-2181 Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. 1 THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU NOW! City ConvllUtllCI Beyond 11it Gas Mains Whh Thia ,praying has resulted in very good weed control al a ma. terial coat of $4.60 per acre. Hay =----:= ----:; h � or � h -h T � � S Giant C ou� pon a le u_ ug A t_1_5_t_i g u_s_ ! 10% Material 1118d ■traial. Rate 2 pc,undl aetual Mrlltae Two Muon County farmen, f per aere---41 pllonl of water. lladt.on Bowle■ of South.aide and W. E. Kirk or Ho�aett, bad outD•t.e Sprayed-Illy It, IIIO. ir ,tandJn1 wheal yield■ thla ■ea• Corn had been planted OINI week son. Mr, Klrk'a 1 , ■crea of Dual -had not nt emen:ed Wheat yielded �2 bu■hell per Siu of Plot-lDxlOO 1cre and Mr. Bowles' i, acre, of . (1,1 of an Thorne wheal yielded ,2 bu1htlf lcte ) 20 row■ 00' loDC -.rt lrealed, row, UI, 17, 11 ancf 11 per acre. weren't cultivated. Whether or not these yielda Soil Ty-Menoirllltlla-(IJII. would be a record. for an lndi­ perfectly dnined ,Uty clay), vidual W. Va. farmer, J don't know. I do ltnow il'1 the belt Mr. and Mn. Fuildin1 Hawkins yield• that I've . ever ileard of, of Belle, W. Va., are vl•U.lq: wllb their d.a1.1&hter and family, Kr. and WNd Control In Com Mn. Charles Vrom&D and other Thole of yo u who raiae. �corn, relative■ • and would be intere,ted in He· ing how effective- alraiint i■ in eontroJling weeds in corn, l!lhould ■top by Jeu Brown'1 farm in lhe White Church community. I'm 1ure Mr. Brown would be glad to 1how you a 100190 foot plot which was sprayed in May with atraUne. GET A GOULDS PU MP ! BUY FROM US ON EASY CRED POMEROY, OHIO l Whff+ YMldt on ,,...... c..,,.., .., ._ . _ ,_ • ENIOY DEPENDABLE WATER SERVIC E • • PHONE WY-Z.2176 "W e Do Ou11tom Grinding" No, lrid $t, Phon• WY 1-3254 MIDOL■PORT j .. the dem-lloll. fllo ....ti. you'll ba,e to ... for , '"'"lt� --- -------------- Middleport Feed Mill I I I Sb member, will •ttend State 4·H Boy1' Camp A u1111t 1-6 at Jackson'• Mill. They are Sheldon Roush, Good Luck Clover; Mike Bragg, Lynn Cut.o, Ham H111Uet1 and Gary Rood .uitl Erwin Roush ' Hill Billie. Edwin Rou1h haa been awarde4 the Tubby Bogg■ Memorial achol­ anhip to defray part of hi• expena. e1. Sheldon llouah ii attending on the Farn■worlh scbolarahip which w11 preaented him at 1939 State 4• H Boy,• Camp. Meig s Equip ment Co., I nc. Have More Milk. To Sell Bolo• .. - ...,......u.. Mason County Farm News Farm News Replater The Complete Milk 1 , Karen Grueaer 1.ve a demon· 1tution on finishing a towel whi:n the Syracuae Jolly Stltchen met at the achoo!. Member■ worked on oompletlnc project. and project, book■ during the meeting with Addle Norri,. adviaor in charge. Brenda S1yre, reporter. oOo Gary Holter gave a demonstra• lion on a •mall g■,SlJline motor when the BHhan Farm Boys CJ:Jb met July 28 •t the Holter borne. Orie Smith, advitor, and Charin leader, were in Lee, j u npor charge of the meeting when plans for a hayrJde were discus­ sed and the falr exhibit wa. plan ned. Paul Brown reported on t!1e potato chip contest. Larry l.ee, reporter. oOo oOo The Harrisonvllle Boys Club met July 25 at the school with leadets Virgil Atkins, Robert Je• well and junior leaders, James Sheets and Dean Will in charge. SheeUl led the two flag pledg­ es and during the business meetin g reports were given by members who attended 4-H camp. The pknil". for me111• I _11, fh•· . • r. . LoolcJng Ahead On The Food Morkets the males. Buyers apparen ! ly prefer calves that are castrated w:1h the knife, because there is no possiblllty of failure in this a nd rubber mel hod. Clampin g bands are also used, , but more eare Js needed to get 1 &atish ctory job. One of the problems of producing good feeder calf heifers is t hat the older heifers ma)' accide:11ically come in cont11ct with a bu;J before S!lle time. Buyers ob• ject strongly to buying bred h c ifers. With more attention by producers this percentage of bred heifers is being cut. There are :several reasons for th e succrs::1 o( 1hese sw l es o ver a period of years. but one of the most import.a nt is that both b u yer.s and sellers .a ppreciate the opportunity to move the calves directly from producers lo U1e feed lot wilh a minimum amo u nt or handling. This means a calf may leave a Meigs County farm on Monday morning pnd Tu esday night after being: graded and sold may be in a feed lot in northern Ohio in less than 48 !)ours. Ohio cattle feeders for the t.ist 30 er 40- years have frlt the only place to secure f}Ualily calves in large. numbers was from the west• em ranges. Some limes these i:aJ. ves came out nf the range in ver)· if poor condition. especially drought had hit the range. The shortest length of time from th.e western ranges to the feed Jo ts of northern and western Ohio w as 5 tC' 7 days, which represented a serious si:;t-back to these calves, and in many cases they 1.ever did completely recover from the long · ha uI , the c h ange 1 � . reed an d water a nd th e con d I t i cns. ' Tod,1 y s011thern Oh io feeder cahes are 11 ble to compete in quality with any calves prod u ced in the west or south. The short inten·uption in the marketing pro<'eSs has m11de many northern Ohio cattle feeders a nxio us to buy their needs 11s dose to ho111e as possible. Any Meigs or surrounding coun• ty feeder rail producer wishing to consign lo the sales al either Athens or GallJpolis may contact Paul Baer, Minersville , Ohio, w h-0 is secretary of the Sou'theastern Ohio Beef Cattle I mprovem ent Association, any oi lhe directr.irs of the group, the extension offkcs or lhe sa!1;s barns. Meigs County directors in tlie associ.J.tion are Virgil King, who is president of the group a nd w. S. Michael. Virgil Kµ'l,g and the Cou u�y Agent , C. f;! Blake:,;lee . represeut the Southeastern Ohio Beef .Cat• Ue Improvement Association on the Ohio Feeder Calf Executive Committee. J 1t Forked Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 6, 1960-3 ben and parent, Run Like wu reported 1uect"5• ful. F.ntries for the f1lr were oompleted alon, with projecl boob The nut meet.inJ w11 aet for Aue. 8. A11igrunenll wtre made on educ1tiOIW. booth1. oOo New In Farming Vl&itoi'1 of Mr. and · l(ra. Hay� ward Bl1sell Wl!re Mr. and Mrs. RaymOnd Fitch Jr., and Tammy. , Mrs. Garnet Hayman and !IOns Jetry, hill and Martin hive re-­ turned from Limcaafer where they visiting relatives. were · 1 Shan Wells recently spent a The Tri-County Teen Canteen day_ visitlilg Jerry Ha)'man. wIll hO1• ,.. a "gtairway to ·the Star,�• · Ralph · Bissell ' left for a visit dance Saturday flight at the Amer- wJtti his sister,, Mrs, ,.'.Rol,and lean · Legion Home In Racine. Light,. Norwal- a1'!� Mrs. · Floyd Slated to stll't at 'l:SO the dal\ce Cirnahan, NOrtb Fairfield. w.111 feature the debut of "l96l Recent \lisitort o( Mrs. �gnei Mis■ Tri-County" candidates in­ POik were Mr. 3nd Mra, l..al'I')" Co­ eluding Kan!n Sue Oun, Lois A,r- zart, daughters Liza and Betty Ann no.tt, Janlce Drake, Ann- Hubbard, Mt. and Mrs. Charles Cozart and Ann Sprou se, Susie Hawley and children Samm, .and Lauri, Samr Judy Chaffin, my remained for a longer vilit. To date, Miss Ours of Racine has Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Law. a 20. point lead tow,llrd the beln,1ty �nee, Portland, spent an evenin,c . crown held by Beverly Ann Cullip with Mr. ind Mrs. James Law­ of Gallipolis on the basia of per· sonallty, the first of the judging rence A .eurprise birthday party was phises . . 'three hundred points are glVen in honor of Mae Brewet ne�ed to win. WS�-TV will COV· Jul SO, Many of her frleodl � y er the fo,mal presentation of the were ,preaent. l11'ghlighl1'hg qu een eand'odate,. Pvt. LaWl'�nce· Hayman la SIM!;Dit Saturday nlrht's Canteen •'Band- Ins an ei1ht day furlough with stand'' in,ormal hop ,wlll. .be the his mother. He h11s completed bis anno�ncement o, Ute candidate to basic training at Fort Knox, Ky., 1et rm pOint11· toward �he title. and will 10 to Oklahoma for an An· Open House party at the eigbt week courae In; beav� artll� ' home o( Lohr Amott will fallow leri. FrOm there he 'wilt co di?.. . to celebrate the 1uccesdW opera- ectly to Germ,ny. . . . Ctlnter. ·Youlfi. Syracqse tt1e tion of of ,I.Ir. . Avis · 81 ...lt diuible!'. The 'Teen council met tu� �llht and ·Mrs. HQwtrd ..BisRII eel&- , ,at tbe .Sy��c1;1se Youtlt,, Center and brated be!' thli-d birthday July 3Q .d.Clded to �lage � benefit for Syr• Preadt 'wete. tlill end· Martin Hay­ . aeuse· LadJes 6,u,ullary of the Vol- man, Mt. and Jln,· Cbarlea CO.: unteer Fire '.Det>t. zatt, Samnt)" and Lauri and her brother�;Brute, , Charlet Liwtence rectnU, 1pent Library To Reopen an evenln1 wJtb the SutOn. ; Re�nt v,1Jton of Mr. and Mn. ary � 1 1, LaWrente were Mrs. Mary . Jamet the t . " Lawrence, Nancy and Debbie and Mra. Kathleen Bisaell and ohll­ ·• dren. i; 1 Scheduled. For I SatUfday N'Jght � 0 wUI l!i,ild!!n\; p PT. PLEASANT - One hwidred and eleven enlhtted men, along with five ofticers and one warrant officer, lelt pt, Pleasant at 1 1 a.m. todax enroute to Ft. Stewart, Ga., site of this year's two-weeks active tra•ining program for members of the 3664th Ordnance Company. · The 709-mile trip - longest motor march in the history of. The debentures, canylng non. detachable stock purchase warrants, are available In $1100 aftd $1�0 denominations. They are priced at par, plus accrued in• I terest to yield 6 per cent and J are bocked by net tanilble assets of more than $1 ,700 per ,1,000 debenture. The debentu re, are being offered aolely to Ohio 1n. vestora. Holdera of the debenture, will be entitled ·to . buy Equltablfl''a Cl11se A Common Stock on the ha&j,s of 40 sharea per 91,000 de­ benture at the followlni prlcea: $12.ftO per &hare on or before September 30, 1961; $14 per Au9ult 6 share on or before., September 30 Tbe Racine PTA will have an 1962 and $16 JH'lr ,hare on or be· Ice cream social 3aturday be&ln­ fore September 30, 1963. nln1 al 8 p. m. at the Racine waa founded in Grade School. Equltable 19156. In the paat four end a half years both total revenue and in­ Bake Sale, 10:30 a. m. at the come after Federal taxes have in­ Simpson building next to the creased mOre than BM. times. In Racine Hom� Bank sponsored by the same perled, assets Increased the Happy Suriday Hu1tlers more than aeven ,imea, growtn11 . School cloM ol the Methodllt from ,soo,200 to '2,1118,000. In­ ChUJ'ch, come for the ahc mpntha ended Au1uat 7 Jl111e 30, 1980, befote 111.terel!llt exBee!Jle Reunion will annual The pense and 'F.fld�ral Income iaxe1, amou nted to more than 3.8 timts be held on Sund1Y, Aueust '1, at the maximum annual lntereat re- the Portland Gr:1de School. Pre­ qulrement on all of the company'■ redtn1 Sunday 'a reunion wm tie presently ollbtandllll debentures, a dance held on Saturday nl&ht, 9-12 at the achool. includln1 thJ1 111)1�, The Hom ebuilders of the- Brad Ewlna Bole■, pruident of The Ohio company, ••id proceed, ford Church of Chrl1t wU1� 1 1tive from tale of. the d1Jbenturea, to• a picnic thl1 Sunday at the gether with proceeds from an New Haven Park. THe , ;utli'e earll(lr otferlnl of 311,500 1hares cb 11Tch 11 invited to 1ttentf: The Mornln• star Et.J1l Ch-.rch of Equitable'• Cl111 A common hold their �nnual picnic will n fina to ce uaed stock1, will be the com pany'• Current and pro. Sunday at th1 New lf•ven Park. jected conslrucUon development AU memben an ur,:ed to attend. The 37th annual Haye1-YOun• proa:ram. Mor'e than 1,000 Iota for re1J , Reunion will be held on the o� dential con,truction Jre being Holliday Scl1ool Grnund1 near aul).dJvlded , t1Y the company In Darwin Sundayr A\lllllt 'f, :&'(lrJ· Columbu1 and ellewh'ere In Ohio. one I• welcqme. Aupt 1 1 Eq u itable hll eon■truet.ed and The Pait Councilor, l f Theodeveloped 1everal' hundred aparl• ment developmtnt1 ot which It dorus Council Dau1htus of Am• atlll own1 and mtna1t1 four apart erica wlll mfft Thuraday even\na: ment dwetunp with a total of 58 Aua:uat h at the home of 11:ra. 'ltli1!1 At the present time the F'red Deuauer with Mra, Grover coffl'kny h11 unde' r cionltrucUon Erb II eo-bolteU. AutUlt n for lnveatment purpoae1 a f1GO,'The l3and Booaten of Middle000 luxury-type apartment on Roxbury Rd., bi 1uburban Colum• port Hl•h School are aponaonni an Ice CTU.ffl toeial Friday, .(u,. bu1. 12, OU the ]awn of the 'tilth· HIOClat•d be will firm The with R8ynold• MeU.11 Co,, and 1ehool. Mrr. Mllton Ho� I• eh1lr­ othm, ,the '3,100,000 urban m■n of tbe aflalr and M't1. M:ar­ red,•velopm.ent pro,Cr1m planned vln Swan, CO•cball'man. 'l"hq;, tor tht Llurtl 1ect&on of Cincin- be a concert preeentecl b'r. the , t 11,u. AR addiUonal put of thla band ■t 8:00 for t!H! soelali Autuft 14 prol!'■ m la EQ.uttable'1 propo,td Thtt anD\\ll l<'-7 Reunlwi develo'pment ol , the $1,200,000 Laurel Linn Shoppinc Centn. ,,e held A.ua. I t at PQnd Ulll f Th• eorr,pany alto plan, to con- n1tar th, trj realden� at �:i. atrud a tOQ.unlt Howard John• Route 1., ·The llt:li annual M�lro1. � son Motor Lod1e In Columbu,. ' Offleer1 and diNctort of the uniMI wlll be helil •t the Port­ Havena, pre- lend Park, Sunday, Auiuit- lt.' company 1re John , ... c. 1ldent aad dlrtttor: Robert V. and all rel1Uvn are ura:ed. 'to It, •nd I ' illtl ' Cameron; l'let Pl'.illdent and tna• tenet , , e'iil "9meroy of V Dl\ "thlpter vi« Cochlffl, II. ltil • 111m1r; Riobard -SundoJ pretll�ent; lllchord V, Hawn■, and 11\eli A:�11'-fl' •Ill rijotit ,,i, EYIIMl , ol Poplel'QJ ipenl · l!opo. , , Ch,rle1 A kien- lhelt, �_.it, ll•ttlh'ul, Avo. llijjf/ �I vice 1i\ll. : oltet !la,\,ld lllt. B 1nil 11�of ,filabtd _lll. _l l,_ �l' � aireclor. •d . , ,1., 'iecrollor, · ' C/••l· ·· !111111 $,Id , <I, llor... o...,..t.,..,._ � ..to•, .1!41' chll� o!· 4'>.illolh>ill ,.,.�1 · , suntiaY .wu� �11 . pa,enu, Mr. ·liUI c•il lll!l 'Wllll�iii• W, Wfie,lton m I p..,..1. 1tohli/Mli'iio will ·i · l ll■i,• llan•OO' llollel.' \ ■erv,4.• , 1leo dlmtoHI · . '1 ' ; ( ' ' ·' rn 0., ',. The Bedford School Board 'lm• ployed Mrs. Arthur Skinner, �8 South Fifth St, Middleport, to I replace r.,:rs. Leona Story, who Is rel.iring for the coming school term. Nixon and his wife, Pat, were George Sargent ia prin(lipal of greeted here by a small crowd of the Bedford school whieh em­ campaign a,aociates and staff ployes five teachers. The other workers. They left immediately teachers are Mrs. Helen Dais, for their home and a long-await­ Mi:s. Helefl Carper .ind Miss Ada ed rest. HW!kins. Nixon said he planned no offi­ cial activity before the Sf,nah: re­ convenes "Monday but probably ""Ould eonfere extensively by tele­ phon with campaign aides over the weekend. Right And R esponsibility ,' - '., ,.r o,,· }'· "Your Life 's Record" "You were here over 50 years ago and you will find ih the files uf your paper a report • '' of my birth. Your paper a lso had stofies when .,, I played footbal l in school, when I graduated and later when I got married. You have re­ • '• I' .,.... ' A letter to the editor or t he Grundy, Iowa, Register, brings this point home. It said: ••' •' • ! .. • The hometown newspaper - like the ris­ ing. and setlir,tg of the sun - is a vital part of our everyday liviflg. ,· ' ' ...,. . - l',ommentating Editorially , ' • .- • ""'¼ . .,. " ., tHF OAII. Y SENTINEL ' . ,� j , . TO _ --· . __ . $1.00 V•t.,.} WITH THE PURCIIASE OF ANY .UNICO BA'fl'ERY-P....nger-Trutk•Tradol' ';dHl'.lilll1 •• GOOD AUGUST 1.15 ONLY "' THIS COUPON EN11TLES YOU TO DISCOUNT PER ROLL LANDMARK FIELD FENCE GOOD AUGUST 1-15 ONLY ••111 -■1••11 DISCOUNT per Spool LANDMARK or UNJCO B A R B E D ., W I R I ..,,,,___ THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO : soc GOOD AUGUST 1-15 ONLY ' .H.... 1 ,. • .' ., ... I �• ' ' • IMlss Miller ls Honor Guest At fliifrier Friday .:.u lf.lN llaD' C.rolyn Miller of Mid01eport. whole marriage to Larry IM Wiley will be solemnized tbis ...in1 in Athens was honored Sri� with • luncht>On riven by 1 .. 'l'lllevdore Recd al lht' Marl in ltutaurant. , e..t1 inc1Udt!d Miss Ann And­ I etlon, Sifmbu,-y, ·Conn.: Mis!! Joa­ Ann McDermott, Milford : Miss Au Lambett., Birmin_gham, Ala . , ud llils Judith Arnold, .\Heidi,.. pet, Toclly Miu Lambert enterbinrcl with • luncheon at the Mart in in .llltaor of Kw Miller. Plal·e eard for fh� bri,le was a miniature' bride doll, and for the bridesmaids bridal bouqueh or pink flowers and ribbon. Favon wf'l'e ti n)' rw! ba.iJ of fice trimmed wrth pink r�n •� 1Uies or tht! v:ill(•y Out-of-town guests wrrr Mtss fl:t1nite ¥ue1Wi and Mi1s Al l('j' Wil lard ,of Springfield, M1hs Air(•(' �bert of Young�1nwn. ·it iss An l'la Marion Lamh,:rt of Alah11111:1 u;id Mrs. E:dward l .1·1• J,:imlwr1 of Cleveland. Blanks Clay With No-Hitter CHUCK ! Middleport Opens Wellston Tourney On 7-4) Victory; Meet Trojans Monday ESTRAi>,,,. OF 771E 8ALT'l;tf0/PE O�IOLES, CON Ttl(UE5 7'i1 BE ONE OF 1960'5 'TOP ROOKIE llilR/.ffR5, I �,::' i"- ', . SEE US FOR Williamson Seal-Tite SY STEMS for HOME Hl·ATI MG . . . )'Oll'I ahead In eye-appeal and eomfort! l>ult tlaht, leak tight furnace WUIUlmaon exclusive! * 11 '-:: !� !! .·•�.. ..._rfl Economy Sized Dykes Prideful Hank Greenberg Can't Litk Him By OSCAR FR ALEY NF.W YORK IJl'I -1'•.•arli,ss Fra­ ley's facts and fiJWrt•s · Jhniny Dykl's, nPw manager of th1! t'le1Jeland [ndi,m:-;, slill pride.!! himl'lcif with o smil!• wtmh wrap� itselr around 1he l'd,l,(t' of his ever present cigar ahnu1 Ii i:, .ihility to ' 1 •needle" lhe opposit i011. Dykes' pct all . tinw "pii.:eon" waa Hank Greenhrr� when the big man was plnying far IMroit. Om· doy Greenhni;: drnt!(i•d al !ht• econ­ omy-sir.ell Dykl'S and stormrd "cltm't Lhink I can·1 l irk you ,' ' "Almost anyhocly 1·1111, ' " Dykes nodded , Several ye11rs lalf'r !h(•�- WNI' playing golf in Clt·V(·l11n!I and Greenberg broughl hims(']f up short as they walkl'd down a f11 ir­ w11y wi1 h Hunk's urrn drnpPd m·1•r 1 JJinmy's shoulder ' "If anybody lolrl rne fiw yean aj{O 1.hrtt I'd Ilk(• you," Hank .� nort. ed. "I'd h11v1• tailed him II lol of name11." "Well," r1•1ortrd 1 hl' irr!'pressi• hlc Dyke.�. Wa1Ji11J,! his fHtlt1•r. "you 81ill can'l Uck me." . _ _ . thit !i mt' Greenberg laughed. Speaking of golf, Slammln' S•m­ my Snead is try�i to buy an in­ te-rebl in the b®mln1 Manhattall restaurant owlled J)y IOlmet INS Sports F;d�lot' Lawt� Ca,ver . . lhe only trouble, aceord.ln1 to CnVer, is that "Snead can't cook." In California, Jockeys, won't wear the usual leather shoulder numbers on the arot1nda that th&y nre "bothersome" and they point o u t th11t the hor'se has the num­ hf'r _pi nned to hi11 brltMe. Of recent 11111nth11 Jn the Ea1l, ttalner1 have Ileen trying to · get rid or head n umher� for the l!,or,e1, claiming thnt the}' make the nai1 nervous, but lhc jocks haven't said a word llbout their numbers. , I j ¥. . . . ·_ In racing, Jockeys and horses have been w.flarlna numbers for years until now, all of ■ sudden ac·lually, either or buth number& c·.t n bo Important tn placlna: jud1e1 and the photo Uni■h a1mera In l'l nse race• in which the saddle cloth may be obfcu.red, a hud bobbed or a shoulder blocked. If you're a pro football burr you cnn expect a lot of razzle-danle from I he New Vcirk Titans of the rww American 1-�ootall League. Their coach, Sammy .'lhniJh, who holds most of the National League 11assing marks, 11tys that It will be "wide open" on the attack . . . Not ouly that, tilt pet p111H1r It a fel­ low named Ken FOrd whom Baua:h ! cuacht•d at Hardin Simmori1. OHIO VALllY PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. I Steel Agreement ,;­ Heported Coni,ileted PITTSBURGH UJS)°-Plttaburgh Steel Co., aud the United Stell!l­ workers Union reaehod an aaroe­ mcnt on an Incentive pay dl1pl1te Thunday rlia;ht eridlnt a strike. threat whlc'h would hne Idled 7 ,700 WQrker1. Both sldqll Hid t�ey were •1well s.11.ti.!lfied" (0Uowln1 tlve houri of dosed door seaton■. Det.111111 \lteire not rele11ed. · flhone WY-2-2016 Pom.roy I. ltc'"cl It. FRINCHMAN UP�ifr, PIIAIIR HAMBUllG, Gernjony UPI­ Pierre Oarmon of l'ranH needed only a little more than an hour to score I major up,,11;t Friday when he beat Neale l'r..er, Au■µ'l: Ua'1 Wimbledon champion, 6-1, M, S.1 ln the third r1>und of the men'■ , •inale■ or the Gvman Internat­ ional tennl1 , champlon1Jilp1. Middleport added lour ln the ff0 ID second when Rod Sauer walked, Ron Hindy fanned, Mike Bratton doubled, Moore was sa re OJI a Z, fielder'a thoice an� still on}y one oui, Jo��•on &ot hill 1eoond WE11HERSFIELD, Conn, UP'•lhgJe and Walla� Ital "tlfe o.h the third baseman's bob bJ•. Sto- Dick Knight. 30 year old r · itb.art fanned to closie out the maker from Apple Valley, Calif., today carried onc•stroke lhd inning. ov@r Do� Finsterwaid of TequesTwo more scored in the third · ta, Fla,, 11nd Jack Fleck of Los wben Jetty Vanlnwaeen hit the Angele& into the third round or rirtlt ball 'pit� on a �rd line the {nsurance City Open golf to 'ttw i!!edtedJeld� playing deep champlonsHip. Who let It pup out �f bb glove Knl1ht reached the halfway Then With one out Hlndy sin• point Or the tournament in the gl@d, Britton walked, fllddy was lead Friday when his 67 gave forced at t.hird on Clatworth]l's him • two-round total of 133 but ro.llcir but Moore Jald Uown a Finiterwald 111nd Fleek wer(! presladiflu bu.lilt, 1tori,ie Van lnwa , Sin& at his heel11 after e(lually Suaday's GMMll tMw York 1t Kaiuu itity ilm, and llra'ttoo, who had walk- brilliant rounds. •t Ctllii:ago 2 ed 1 s-.td on a passed ball. · Fi sterwald shot 8 second , W11-hlft9toi1 Go/� d�ned the fourth IDming sb:ai;I ct w, 1or his 184 total while 8oaton •t i>.trolt 2 aJltfrno,-. at Clholand 2 a �;:�7n!����d :, the low score ol the day and was IT"" ..,, the same tally me,de t,y Bill Collin.o of Cryllal R;v,r, Ffa. Bob Roaburg of Overland Park, Kan., who led the field with a po 80 ;n the lint round, slumped lo us l !I 74 and went Into :i lie for 17th place. Rosburg's trouble-s traced ST. LOUIS UPI - ,Billy Martin to the wet greens. Arnold P11lmer, lhe lJ S. Open of Clnt>lnnat.i todn chara:ecl Na• Ready or not, professional foot• lion1l �••ue Pre1ldent Warren n11d Masters cham pfon a l\{I the ball has, arrived on the sport& Gilee with helng ' ' unfair" and leading money winner of Lhe 1960 scene. . •aid he wlll appeal a $MIO fine tour, shot a 68 Friday and was Three exhibition James; two of and " five • day auspenelon to five .!!hots off the leader's pai:-e \ them in the new American Foot- · 8.-eball CommiuJ_oner Ford F'riclc. wlth a 138. Collins, Ken Venturi of Palo bnll League, are on tap today, and M■rtJn', 1nnounct11J}ent thst he would ,ippeal came at the aame Alto, Calif., and Llonel Hebert or by next Sunday, 12 games in .all time that bis victirn, rookie pitcher Lafayette, La., were tied f(lr third will have been played by both Jim Brewer of the Cubs, prepared place with 185s, Doug Ford of the AFL 11-nd National Football to undergo sur1cry in Chicago to­ Crystal ·River, Fla., had a 136 and League clubfl in widely ,cattered day tor a depreHed fracture of the Paul Harney of Worcester, Mass., are11a ranging from coaat to coast Retler Waltman or Johannesburg, 11nd border to border. eye orbll bone. "J think I'm getting a �m dt•al South Africa and BIii Bl11nton of Included In the rtozen tiffs, is from Glles and 1 want to take the San Diego, Calif., had 137s. the annual College All•Star eame Whole case lo ·the commissioner," next Friday night at Chicago. Raid lhe rlery Reds' second base­ The All-Stars, made up of the top man, who s till Insisted Brewer collegiate draft choices of the precipitated Thursday's fi11ht at NFL clubt, meet the defen<jing Wrliley Field. champion Baltimore Colts In thla "Giles hH never been one of yeur's gaine. my biggest . boosters,·• Martin added. "He came out wilh a bl� The rehearsal dinner for the The Sin Francisco Forty-Nineni story in the papers last aprlna wedding of Mi11s Mary Carolyn featuring an attack hunt around predlcUng I wouldn't do well with Ml�ler and Larry Ule Wiley was the "inside nanker with the tight the Reda and that I wouldn't even held Friday evenlng at the home end" open pl1y in the NL agaln1t be in the majors b)' lhe end of this ot the bride's parents, Mr. ij;nd the Dalla& Cow�s {whel'e! Jim ,ear. I want the commi11loner to M,a. Da\lld Chase Miller, Middle- Barton has been running at No. I port. know all the facts." center on offense), the older cirFrick, at hh, Bronxville, N. Y., Guests included Mr. and Mrs. cuit'1 13th or swing te11m, in 11 home, i•ld he still had no otrlclal Lawrence Ray Wile)', Larry Lee day eame at Seatth11 Wa■h.• to­ report or the fining and 1u11J}fln­ WJley, Miu MIiler. MiH Ann An- �day. slon of Martin or any word re­ denon. Slmabury, Conn., Miss Anh t,■mbeJit, Birmingham, Ala,; M:ise . Then, in a pa� of nJ1ht fa,mell aardln1 an appeal. "Until I do have auch • report," JNonn McDermott, Milford, Ohio ; mvolvlng the, :A.ff,, �he �ew York Frick Hid, "J won't have any l'l(r, and Mrs. Val Edgar Reynold:;i , Titans tangle wlU. t� Los A,ieel­ Moreantown, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. e. Char.gen In h u•• Los Anrelea cumment to make." i&ruc-, Btn1ham, David Wiley and Coli1eum,. qd tht l)allas T�1n1 meet the Hohatoh Oiler, 1t T\lla1, Tom Skinner, Middleport. ----Otla. , . -- A..-.a] ·eotnfftO' From Martin On F' ne, S PH I Lc'O" - ·� i�MIGIRATOll do!,... Nlrip,alof • Naw "Polartone" Interior eolor • Poroelaln crl»JJer­ llal ,Bor Dao, • lllr ••'-Ito • !. .......... ., ll: ,1Dlfb' aJu- $1 99.95 l'rl<H Sllrt At Low Al ASSOCIATED RADIO, �nd TEL EVIS ION � M'ilir, Dimer • ' POMIIOY, ORIO N_,11.,,wldi ... •­ ,Ut• l111U.rance temc& �ldtllt . . , - Fln , . . . n;r, .. . Medical , , . �to,ioblle . ·, . Retirement o • . I.Jfe . . . .. !'..1dowlMlh, • • �,-- N,n,o l"'!!'m , 'i' p,oti('!l1 r,-tNo ti, 1, W �· belp �•rt¥• 3 ::. �tt!�h ::: pens1'on Pro Football Is On S rts Scene Already Rehearsal Dinner Held Friday At Miller Home Former Members Are Guests Of Pythian Sisters M"I, Frapk Lowery ol ,l,!itlfl�ijrf, and Mn. Harry Xeltet', Minetaville, /ormer membera or Mq:nolle Tem• pie P)i\hlan Slatera, 'Ntn 1ue,ta Whfln lhe P11t ChJefl of the Tfflll• pie met Tbunday evenln1 at the home of Mn. Karl Grue■er, t,ttnen, ville, with Mr■. Carrie Grue1er and Mra. William Fl1her H co-ho■teu- "·Th� m!t'lilll in char(e of M.1'1. • 11lei,o,ale 2 cu. It.j f,_Nr ltOIW 70 1bo. I ■ -111 j 5 Nliii.1T PAIO COACH nt and own ol Wilmar, m• fl>o '·New Ol't Ion, of lho� lirl°'1o l'llo!WI Le•IU• 11ld, LOS UPI-flam 'Bo!;'• m a,y 111,1 &o.oh s,m':f. ei\"t'i:.. r.:i� r�d"t.1: ... -.. ..... 1lal'D � lh,t w1,m_,r ...oeded, blii only W'fia'l�llla'-i<llllliilil­ 'Uiilo l tral va ro.lta. - rlnltod��• In��� A cb111ij!'.e of unl fwm worked wonders for Jimmy Dykes but it didn't do i thing for Joe Gordon. Dykes, who has to win at Cleve• land to keep his job in 1961, made a successful debul as m1nager of the Indians by leading Oller the them lo a 4,3 victory · · · ht· B 1I timore · Ies Fri d ay mg Orio Gordon, al�alfy &el for next year at Detroit, broke in on the wrong root �Ith the Tigers when the Boston Red Sox ruined his debut with a come-from-behind 4-2 triumph . So, on the basis of early returns at leaet, the Indians seem ta have gotlen the best of last Wed�esday's unprecedented manager1al "trade". But 11. lot of predncts are still to be heard from. Y.ank1 StNtch Lead The Yankees stretched thl:!ir American League lead fo 2 ½ games with a 4, decision ov@r the Athletics while the Senators handed the White So,c their fifth Ht11ight defeal, 6-1. : , History Is Planned Don Buddln is t]le guy who wre'cked Gordon. !Juddln'a two­ run trlple ocr loser , trank Lary fe1tur'!d a four-run Red So,; rally in the seventh inning. The Tigers led 2-0 until then. Casey Stengel had to employ three pitchers in lhC' :ninth-Luis Arroyo, Bob Turley and Bobby Shantz-to · halt a two-run rally by the A 's and preserve Art Dit­ mar's IOth victory for the Yan­ kees. The Senators knocked out Bob Shaw with four runs in the first inning and went on to dl'.!feat the White Sox on Pedro Ramos' four­ hit pitching. MIHII Shut1 · 01,1t Giants Vinegar Bend Mizell of the Pi­ · rates hurled his seccind straight shutout in rt"1gistering his eighth victory of the season at the ex­ pense of the Giants. Mh:ell gave up five hits · and didn't wllk a batter. Sam Jones, who suffered his 1 1th loss againBt 13 wins, was victimized by his own throwfog error, which allowed Bill Virdon 1 to score from first on a bunt. Lew Burdette hit a home run RtUNION SUNDA·y- The annu•I Brewer reunion will be held at �he _Portland State Park Sunday begmnmg at noon, it is an­ I nounced. ,n?!khe?a�even �� a�� the Cub� in winning bis 12lh game for the Braves. Milwaukee raked lo&er Don Cardwell and lhree Chic-al!o relievers for 15 hits. . Bob Purkey registered his l ltth victory for the Reds aJthoug,h relieved by Marshall Bridges in the ninth, Between them, Purkey and Bri�s held the Cards to rive hits and dropped them into third place. � •· **************.Workt '• L•'l!_!M LIVESTOCK SHOW ****************** J��1lr BOAT SHOW ************** **** HUNDREDS OF EIHI..TS for Hom• • Farm • 11'/dU.-by ************** **** RO!SE Sllll ...- ,on• of th• Mldweat'a � ' Jn the newly remoi:f•lecl ,/ G O L l a ■u.,. NIGHTI-V• 1 SUN. 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' · . ;l;ESTQHE ' DISTRI IU1(>1t '!UL WIW�N ' . �'",_: ,__.__,.._._____,,...,....... __...,...,.-:-�ilTIID'I! .,,.,_..__.....,..�--· ---:--'·---�"'!' �� i , � ' 'l'; 'r--.---------· --,i!:'"'.., �. . " -" POMEROY, A LAVMAN AND HIS FAITH TWO CONCEPTS Of THE CHURCH !Froot CltruUanlly Today - AuglQI I> There is a determining influence, not often recognized, which lies at the heart of many of the divisions of the Church. I am speaking primarily of American Protestantiam and of the effect which tw o different concepts of the nature and mis­ sion of the Church are having on the work and wi.tnes, of the Church in our day. Many peop)e who hold divergent viewpoints are unaware of having lhem, and they are not alway s consistent In acting upon them. The situation may be defined briefly. To some people, the Church is i n the world primarily to witness to God's redemp­ tive act in Jesus Christ; to others, the Church is an ecclesias­ world. tical organization which will eventually conquer Some will affirm their belief in both concepts and insist that they are not mutually exclusive. But undue consideration for one or the other side inevitabl y affects a person 's whole attitude and reactions to a number of matters. Where it is beli,ved that lhe Church's prifJlJIJ')' task Is wit• nessing to the redeeming and sanctifying power of Jesus Christ as embodied in the Gospel message, we find that parti­ cular empha5is is placed upon the nature and content of the message itself. But where 1t is thought that participation in the work of organization will ultimately conquer the world for social righ• teousness , we find people naturally promoting and taking ad­ vantage of every movement, authority , 'and power that will advance humanitarian and soeial revolution within or outside of the orga,nized Church. In the first concept the emphasis is on the witness of the message itself. Men trust in the power of the Holy Spirit to change lives and produce righteous fruit. In the second , the emphasis is placed on ecclesiastical or� ganizations, resolutions , pronouncements, lobbying, and even the arm of the law itself to affect the social changes envision­ ed for a world where the Church shall _.the dominating in. fluence. , One might illustrate the nature of the pf'Oblem with the story of lbe Prodigal Son . A• to the ulthnAte welfare or the Prodigal, was it vital that he be made comforta'ble in the "Far Country," or that he be broughl lo realize his .iwserable · on• dition and return to h� father? ., , r. From the pronouncements of some in the 'Cb1qch (yii wed in the light of their silence on matters having to d� wit� the Gospel itself), one would think that the Church's maJor task is making the Prodigal comfortable and happy where he is. It is a matter of record that the macbmery of most major Protestant denominations is in the h•mds of those who appar­ enttx look at the influence and mission of the Church in terms ot 9i:iciil reformation. Annual pronoun�'!!'mcnts of conferences and Gener,1 Assemblies on matters having to do with disarm­ I ameitt, Federal aid to education, birth control, the United Na• lions, federal housing, minimum wage laws, and any number of socio-political issues come as a result of the social reforma. · tion ooncept and its leadership. 11Iose of us who believe that the witness of tlle Churr� is of pl'lJllary importance do not minimize the � for the nn­ plemeiiµ.tlon or Christian principles in the social order, May God forgive any Christian who ignores his responsibility to is dealings wit.t, his fellow menl ' live and act as a Christian in hthe social order can be changed But we do not believe that in depth without the presence and influence of redeemed Jnen and women, and we do uot believe . that redemp�on. �mes apart from conversion tu Jesus Chnst. '.l'hus Yt'f ms1st . that first things must be kept firsl. Whal gOOd does'il do to tell non-Christians to act like Christians? How mu� more 1mpor. tant it is that the Church concentrate on winning men to Christ and leading them to live for him ill the environment in which God has placed them! To us that is the primary task and message of the Church. L. N�N BELL iq, �,;•�on• .... c,,,i.,,- 5 .;.. '"",• •rt• .i.u, •- 01(10 ! I l · 1 B. & B. GARAGE RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Rutland Community News MAX WARD AGENCY I AIINOLD'S SONIO STATION B. H. SANBORN -•Inv .. •AKER FURNITURE . HEINER S BAIC81Y R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS Co; · THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF Alt'IERICA FOREMAN & AIIOTI STIFFLER RED ANCHOR 01110 VALLEY BQl'G CO. FRANCIS FLORIST HOn-s • iivici M�. .. .. - r•� . MOTOR PARTS CO. CITIZEN'S NATIONAL llNK ii;,i•�•. - KAIR & VAN ZANbf MOTOR SALES • ""3 m ' Wf:LL�:�MS.ON �IL -CO. • • s\u'i �•"n·�-� . ....,,..1, way . , SERMONETfE 1 tt S/f, Scrftty·l'ortl8'd -d,bocl1"1 �r fl- P♦II size • • • no q�llty compromI.. . ' ed .p'OVed . . �tutnpik•llafe' tt tftlWcy >'-rib Ch11111plon treod deali,n • fl- Spe ' • ,, - \he �-=., ........... ...,..w., a '·' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aue. 8, IINIQ,-,I �1 °' Goeglein Ready�Mix Co. Page SL \I . lhlp ti pm; Won:blp 7 pm, p- Ch•..h of Ch,IOf Sunday achool t:IQ am; llom­ ini wara6fp 10:IO am ; Even.Ina wwlhJ» 1:30 pm; Pranr meeting and Bible 1tvibi 7:80 pm Wcdoe1,­ day. Kll1111!i1'¥rr Chwct, - Sunday 11:hool t:IO· 1m; Wonhip aervice 10:IO 1D1, L._....,tt. c.........,..., C..rl.. �•• Chu�nclar oclwol 9,30 "' IOc!\I! am. om· Worft � ·e.ntl1:P., #vw,tlst -�1.24_ . �re.u.t Aye. D�V Hall) S1bbatb �ool z pm; Worlhip aervice • : \QI pm; aervlce1 .ar• Sat­ urday . f'l'1yer meeting 1111mday 7:30 pm. f"'1oo!I of Oo4, "It, -I� Sund.tr a,;bopl "1;45 am; WON�ip !!!'TVlf:o !1 ,.Jlll; Pt:ay,� ""t"''"< �y �� pm; Young people Friday ,,� pm. (;i,.� ��n1H,n•I KlnuW Jtoad-,-S11ind1¥ achoo! o •r 10:30 am; l: Y..S tt ev� · \f t,t, Great �end , -llornlliJ 'w....�lp' t,so om; Sun• da)' lijl�t 1,>; 10 •m� Evening aervlce -7;·30 pm. The Chosen People The horde of slaves that escaped from Egyptian bondage was, for the most part, an unpromising l�t. Utterly without any education beyo�d tha� which was require.cl .of slaves, and qwte without experience m the matter ol relig,on, t}J.ey were taught by'Moses to believe that their flight from bondage was a part of a divine plan which was , someday; to be revealed in its fullness and which was to triumph over the world . The working out of the plan for mankind, Moses sa,1d, re­ quired that one nai.ion should be assjgned the role of lea�er­ ship. To it was to given the responsibUJty of reprP.sentmg Yahweh (�ometimes translated Jehovah) in the government of the affairs of the race,. Ha\° ing been as.signed the role of le�er, th-t Hebrews were to obey Yahweh. It was not that their God was a tempera­ mental, whimsical, or capricious deity, but that he was work· ing according to a plan which would not devia-te. To be a chosen people nieans that the nat�on is an heir. to many rich �omises. But it also means that 1t m�st obey im­ plicitly. Neither ancient lsrael nor modern Amertc� can hope TH� C H U RCH l'O R ALL . • , · Ar..L FOR TH::: CHURCH for special favors without showing special loyaltr. A desperate run • • • a frantic slide , , , the fee1 'rv · Part P.f the Plan flM, (2111rch Is 1he R!UIUt f■nor on ba,J against yo'Ur clents • • . the belated taa: the of SUNDA.Y •1tthfar the built!Jn1 of ,h1nc1t1 Ind Aga'in and again the Hebrew proph�ts reminde� their. h ea:r­ of the shortstop'a glove. Then a voice, tlear, certain aooi dtl,,uuhip. II in aoirhowe ot WIJll'N•TV ers that the deliverance from Egypt was but a smgle link m • • • final'! �• YII,..,, Whhou1 • srron1 Channel 13 - 9:45 •·"'· the �haln of circumstances that proved that God had a plan Quidi, wwltlin clem.acr•i:,o ,u)r dvillll­ And oth ough the cheers may be laced with hoots for the human ra•:e. "" an 111rvl•.•• Tben· ■re four 1,011nd .. , enee Deperul g ■ l "OYeN!<llll �eam's of d.i$approval, you're safe. And nothing and ....,,. •hr •...., penon ohould ••· The Uniform Sunday School lesson for August 7: "GOD & On Altollol" that fict ! cltanre can 1ht suppor1 ,mt 1eau,brl, �'!!nktf LOVE FOR HIS CHILDREN," Hosea II. ke, .. hl.own For II) en, n.,, Cflurch. is h that Equaily drafuati� - and far more import1nt It was not only that God bad a plan for Israel, but � For hll d11hlrm '1 ab. 0) For the I M•t'1ad'1 t Ch ,.i, Alln,! R., is advent�re that brings earnest men and women the plan included all men. In 1.11or1',ing o�t that plan he i�tended Rober� R ' Cart pa's,or. -.,�nd.i; · 1ali■ ol hit �mnn111Lrr •rid o■don. (◄) into the Churclt. to use Israe) �s a• l_eader , and the exodus was one of his tools �chool 9:Sa Yo>!d Dillinger1 �upt. fw lht ,■lea of1heCburch l�lf, whLdl, ' ii,,.d. � •oral Ind lllfflri■I IUppon. used for trammg his chosen people. . Worship at JO:� with He.:man There realize the inertia ot we when point a fa flul IO IO to du.ttJ, 1-,:ut■rly a!!d ru,d This "philosophy of history ' set � .Jews _apart from all Tayl9r, Je e�r. s uD.dly even­ •11,. 11Wt JQlll desperately, leav­ forward 'plunge We , half-bolieving_ other men, even in the days of Jesus. Great philosophers such lng ..� 7: �r�ul.ar �a: or frantically seeking skepticism, yeirterd,ay's behind ing as Aristotle and Plato believed I n a supreme being, and they the .MYF; etlliesd.4iy ev�ning at for purpose and meaning liromlses that Truth the also believed in the merits of certain virtues. But they never 8 �ee)J�ye� :�nres, F 1 OW' Jlfe, worke� out any comprehensive phi,losop�y of history, ,Both Dorin pa�tor.: Worshr:e'.so. Sun'. TJten there's tit• thrilling moment - the du-t of them were Greeks, proud of thetr her1�ge and confident day ;chool 10:30; Otis Knopp, 1'(lnt�•ion still all around us - when we worldly ot b,' of Greek superiority. But tftey never conc�1"ed of Greece as s4,et. we have found our faith, And 11ur !n know being a divinely appointed l�_ader for mankmd. ,;_.rme1 1ua t=�urch, F. E. of the organ, even ab(,ve strain,s t� abpve a'Iw.,._ Problem of E'l'll punn, pastor; Sund•r school 9:30 there Js a Voice. unconvlnced, world a of damor the Worship Out of the bitterest personal ex,erlence thr�ugh whic� any Wayne Roush, Supt.; clear, our Faith. confirming 'final , ., • certain 8:00. honorable man can ever pass, Hosea came �1th a conv1ction that was revolutionary in its cha-racter, C•>1•ia't IHq. LJ"" ·A'•· SmJu. Suorh,t, V1, Syr•cu.. &UB Church, F. E. . . Ha\ling been betrayed and deserted by the wife of h is Dunn, pastor: sunday school 9 :3�; 'l'1f:!:;" _ . youth, he discovered that he still loved her in spite of her in·- Ben Quisenberry, supt.; Worship 10:46; Prayer meeting Wednt!sday fidelity. 0. 7:3 Reasoning from this 1 he came to the conclusion that such a God as Yah weh (Jehov ah) must surely lov e Israel in spite of First Baptl,t Chu rch, Racina, her defections and infidelities. Arthur R. McC11 ,iley, pastor. 9:30 With the hope ft wlH, in so Me •e..ure, toater •INI llelp The Christian doctrine of the love of God derives from both am Sunday school; 10:45 .im Hosea and Jesus. It teaches a simple, but tremendous, truth. Morning worship sermon "T_he eotnmunltg Hie, this n,staln that whieh is 900,J In f• It says that God loves even &he wrongdoer. This does not New Creation" ·' 5:45 pm Senior mea n that God condones wrong-doing, out that anyone who BYF; 8:00 Pm Evening service •ml 011rani%atfons "The Wrath of the Lamb"; Wild · i• sponsore�; f>t1 the bu •i••11 --rm• leati,a:,i does evil may be assured of fqt&iveJ:W5$ . .i.f . he will but a ' �-,� 1 .. , . , ' " ' . meeting ?:ao P m ·Prayer nesday p• , proach God· in tile spirit of penitence. ., . u,hose names appear f>elote, Church, •t .ptlst ■ hthlthom Even a natiol1 that lras sinned can be forgiven , but it will require a national spirit of penitence to achieve the forgive- Great Bend, Arthur R. McCauley, pastor. 0:30 am Morning . wqrship 0 ncss. . school topic ''The (Copyright 1960 by the Division of ChrI st.ian Ed uca1 ion, Na and Sunday n"; 7:�o pm Evening Creotio tionaJ Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States- New service "The Wr:ith of the Lamb" General Auto Repair of America.) Furniture and Appliances Tup.,.rs Plains EUB Church, -------· --,-- ---,--,-,cc--. 9:30 Worpastor. Sunday school 9:SO am, Paul Hooks, mlnister Ph.one WV-2-2805 C..r, Sycamore & Park Phone YU-5•2125 Chester, 'Ohio school: Sunday l0:25 service; ship Worley Haley, Supt.� Morning esday night prayer , Peul Parker and Howard and Tuesday. worship 10:30 am; FMY t1ervice 8 pm Wedn . ting mee Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carpentet ' Miss lb,ude Creel of Chester and 7 pm• . Evening service 7:30 RoChurch, EUB moved from the HyseU pro, and have Parker Bethel Homer Mrs. arid Mr. So""'bP.rl E. S"!ith in ch�rge; Prayer �.a Susie were Sunday dinner guests perty on N. Main St. to Pomeroy. Paul Hookii, minister. 9:SO Sun,. Th ' . \U'NO,, mll"tin g ,", :,,. Mr. and Mn. Robert Pierce and of Mr. 1nd Mrs. Wilber Parker and Closed Each Lord's, Day �et� A........, Roa,to 124 day schoo l; 8 Worship �erv1r!e; Jeweler and Optometrist • of Chicago and Mr. and prayer family night ay Cheater. family. Wednesd pm 8 Sunday pastor, Dorcas, E. Co,llner, Wolfe of Middleport Edgar Pomeroy and Mn. Hysell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mlddleporl ·Rock Springs Road urch of Jesus ac:-laool 1 1 anP; Children'11 church meeting. , and Mrs. James Ha, Mr. on called Hysell Carl Mrs. and Ml'. and IOD.11 ' Chrfst of Latter Day S•lnta. 3 pm ; . Wonhip '1:1t[t · pm Sunday, Lottrldge EUB Church, P1ul. Thursday. On cbCldren, and ley Parkersin visitors business were Friday. and Tuflsday Old ToWn Flats on Por�land Road Sumhy 10:00 r. ministe Hoob visited Mr. group the. Wednesd31y ' Charleston · and burg, Huntington ll raidfor_. Church of c,-,,,,, school; 1 1 :00 worship 1ervlce ; S1,mday school 9:30 am; Preaching Lah, of and Martin Carl Mrs. and week. last . 10:30 am and Blhle Study Wed- Ralph· Humble, Pastor, Jim Reed, 8:00 Frfday night prayer meeting. were . theyl Sunday On . Mrs and Charleston an Zimmerm Emma Mra. Morn• 9:30 1im; scliool Bible nesday 8 pm. c. w. Proffitt, pas- Siipl; 'olle Mlthodllt Church, Unhed M Joe 0. Mr.,, ltt.l\elld bus, join«I by vtsiors Golum of business mce were Nelson lnsur; Ethel Nationwide Inf worshl p 10:30 am; Cbrist!an Pomeroy, Eugene Brown, pastor, � Middleport tor., and . and ; and Mary, Middleport in Muon, W. Va., Friday. ' Midway COfflmunlty Cflurch, End"'"er (youth) 8 pm; Eveping Sunday school 9:15 am Kenneth -2480 e WY-11 Phon of n roy, child l,Oi\; W.9'1.;e Pome Gene St, Mrs. ovemigh 2nd a'n E, was JuliJ -Luco 115 �er at Bobby Searles, Minlat.er. Chuck wonliip 7- :30; Wednesday evebing Finley, Supt; . WOtshlp 10:30 am ' din l•ic fW Pleasant Pt. Saurday. Parker, Susie of ea u g_ , Searlee, Sunday School, Supt , , Bl h" Study 7:30. i ' subject "What Is The WJ11 of llnf, Frances Larkin is visiing Lake Alina. Joe , \lqlfe is no oon­ .'' iadbcr,y c:;flurC:fl ICflrld; Art God?"; MYF both J�nlors and Sunciiy School stirta at 9:30 a. m., llr. and Mrs. George Larkb al fined to H;oltf!!r Hoa:p,\tal U.,)i re­ , minister: Bible Sr.hool, at Seniors meet it 6 pm; M:ethoPrayer meetii,g Tuesday 7:45 p. sult or lnjurles reef!l\led in ari auto Del"Molnes. N. M. , Bakers Of Good' Bread .9; . ,J!1In • \YJ�Ul' Ro-.yl�y Sr. Supt.; dist Junior camp Aug. 7-12 at m on their return rro.m Lake accident Mr. nd Mn. J. w. Jefleries of "z:iQq -ff'urch -Of ·c hrlit, PotM- Morning WQNhip• 10:30; ·Christian Lancuter camp ground. Ro3v. Mrs. John Doddmg and and Mr. of Hunl!Jlgton, W, Va, lndlti1napolla were recent guests Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer roy-Ka,riJPn,vJne 'lload, Eugene . Endl'tV.or 6 p,in.; tvenlnf worship, Brown will be attending camp movin1 int4;1 the Gr�te are family and Amos Bertha · her .i..ter Mn Underwoo1, mihl1ttr. lUbJe .sch9.ol '1 P,Jl'!:.,. ' along with three youth Hllah Vau ent n q(ai� St. �r. Duddms o_ apartm Cush Johnston of "iu. and ic:I....,.. Mall of· J.hevahia Wit- ghan, Marilyn Moore ond Lynda 9:30 am; MOrnlllJ worship _10:30 as aBS11tant cos.eh hired been, has a day · Bradbury Mrs Amos spent atn; Evening wo!'Rhip '1:30 J>ll1· Ro- ne�_. P,ubUc �eetln, Sunday 3 Reuter. · at �ullan� High School to replace s. iohnsion the with bert Rerd., Bible School Supt, , pJJ;J:' W'atchtower •tu.dy • pmj who hlB attep�, a 'Barbara and Junior Carter, chil- David Kmght ville. Chrlttlan Si:lanco Society 144 Custom Built Kitchens ""• Syr1cu.. �1st C:l,11reh Bible !study 1ue�ay· t ·pm; SerMr. �udd1ng at Clrele post . Carter Blaine dren q( Ji[r. and Mn. 13ev. Carl· Herring, Pa.tor. Sun- vice m"t� ��7 7 pm; Min- Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Morning . Ohio, the erland Cumb at are 1ptindina: the summer with a taught Middleport service at 1 1 wi�h SPIRIT the day School 9:30 am, Dana Win• istry,,�hoo.l Tbur:ldal 8 p . l year schoo past y &isler, T-Ssl. and Mrs. Bobb Alma. · • hre1'ner, Supt; Wo_ri;hlp ael'Yice at Dllitwllla �� �illftl subject of the lesSOn 11ermon. ' 5868, Rav�wood, W, Va. Union , Loeal Spauhijng •nd family al Mojne, receiv­ have we ' Now .,. text u Golden Yp Christ"; of Crose ''The hen• w Don �•vUle, C��Jt. th 7:30 eafifornia. world, the or spirit Mr. and Mrs. J"ames 'l'bom11 and Fellowlhip 6 p. rn., 'Wed.j, Midweek 1_1:i�� put��- S1111da1 ,Chool cd not the 1 or G�: h whlch spirit the but Wed. Bible Slud):', 7;10 p. m. '9:80 ·i.,m! �f;ijiJ '°1'fll�t 110:30 Homer t'arker 1s employed at . ra�ily were week end guests ofd thell' parenlfl, Mr. and Mn. Fl9y. ua thu� 1.tf■rt' PIHt,. , ll•.. am; Pfl&rlrq Yqutl1-·• 0:'6 pm; that we mi11:ht know the things LIneuter this · week. s and · Mr. and »:rs. Clair Thoma Hubert Sharp, LP.utor. Sdncb.)' EvaneeHsttc aerv� 7:80 pip; Fel- that arr freely given to ua of Mt. of er daughl .Jffl Slawter, Makers oi Holsum.- �iid eveWednesday 2:12. CC\r. I 1 ld God. services orship v low,tilp ser ice Wedrie 11 :30 i,chool19:30 am; w and W:ra. Hiram Slawter is a sur- taylo_r. Karen and James Thomas ' Pomeroy's Budget Shopeing Center welare All 8:00. at service nine rem.11,med tor a -longer visit. Sdn.i:t.ar evening at 7:30. prq ' gicil patient at Hol:r.er 1-iosrutal . ef ttt. NmreM, Chvrch MiM11Hrt Church of � N•• come. of daughter th, Longstre Leta Mrs. Faye Palmer, who recently The: HNtt, M.thoclld Church, a. syracUse, Rev. Harold Holme1, 111,.,.. ·sdnday school, Mr. and Mn. K. F. Longstreth of was employed in Mansfield, is vis­ iJi• . pa&tor, , ,."=30 -•· m. Raymon K:onkrigbt, / pastor. Sunday. school 9:30 am; m.; morning_ wortblp, 10 Lana,ville underwent an app�n• iting her IIOJI, Mr. and Mr8. Fred .1; M'V1K:! 1 ayer vine worlhlp 10!30 am; "Ruin 'and o1U, 11,n, y1 .,;,. '\"' 7130 P, m. ii;: n '"-t t-" Even a 1erV·1.i... MornI I\& ,rorsh 1p ·'1"' deetomy at Holzer HOJiJll.11 t�i� George and eons. rig 1rtd Bible 1l11dy Wednes- Redemption". ChurCh scboo1 D:30 , 6:lt() pm; •�vaiti;1i�c •erv·1cos at meet� Support the Church of Your Choice You Sunday with h week. Churc to ne Someo Take Mn. Muriel Fol.ey is home from on p. m. Jack Bechtle, Supt·, OHiclal Board 7 :30 pm: · Wednesday 7:.i•o prayer day 1 :....., , llr� and Mn. Charles Simpkins Holzer Hospital where she Was a Pomoro st evenine ,Sunday" Stroet next Pomeroy Main meet W eol will bo q'r 1\1"41lY N"°"'I ••,tlit--Su�d•y �hoot · meetlpa:; Pr,yer Pho•• WY-2,%844 vlsiled the past week with his sis­ surgieal patient ror two weelts. She 7:30 Pm; �isslnnaTY •vh;e il � D:3Q -a . ,m.; w�rf.hlp, n 1. m. pray- the church at 7:30. Mra. Nettie Ward, Tatwell, Va. will be re-admitted again during ter. Flnt llaptl1t ChUri:h, Pomeroy, at 7 :30 er aervt�, WecwJl!daY 7 p. m. 3rd TUesday of the JllDl'.llJI Mr. and Mn. John Folan of Lon­ August. ·' . . dillr,inNr -�"ltt - . Sundiy Ralph C. Zundel, pastor. Willi11m pm. · Oblo, and Mr. and Mrs Che.11don. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Wise. Jane combln:15 l l G:30Supt. Watson, Mornliil wonhlp, 9:SO. end ffhOOI week were teer Folan. Xenia, Chwrdt .t �ildraei, and John, Mrs.; Minti Wl1e and Mrs. ed service of worship and . study. ' Bank) parents, Mr. and Maude RawHnp attended the tbeir dly of guests Frien Unloi A,yes. Po ,ror, � • 11! lQ;J& (The Mldcll eport ut Strei sent.lion or ''The 81pllst ,Tu, 157 Waln I 'F.J."f �Id-S nday O� · • Cox, p_as{or_. Sun�, . $aihoo' Mn. Wm. Fol�n. t'·®l 'it' ' '-�1<t' Tucker, Reunion at the Old Dexter \l Sun, �ee Advance" by memben of Int h M:..c · m. sc a. •t Middleport 001)1:li) � Mr. and Mn. William Blake and Church SUnday. JfornUiio • Wors¥.fP.' v�:•t•~ - dll"' i... lO Jun• and Nurtery e, committe • .11;. J � the • m. , ·a: family of Hysell Run have moved 0,45 l!i,onlDJ -IIOI;, -i ...,. Mr. and Mrs. Cart li!Orris. Jim , ,Ha,.....,,1)111• P1Ntirttr.fa" - lor church lor chlldfen. also bap to the Hysell property on Salem St. er � Ulffl: -Th�.:.; 1).lt. ill. ,. at meeting , .Mark, were weekend viaiton and Youth Hou:. of Pra,;.;,v "Chitfar. 'rf�·· Sundy �901 W, ,If- �- V{YF '1 tiamal service; I Mn. Hattie MeKem:le has return­ of Mr. and Mrs. Carl benlson of reception :SO 7 Wedne,day 6:30; ■• . Ed- pm aKd '1iible dud:, every Tue ed from Athens where she helped l Country Church jn Town). Mldd •UI �nl« for Rev. and Hrt. Boone, care for her silter, Mrs. Emma Wheeling. mond Life, pastor. Sunday 4C'1ool �fF' Women's :30 . Thui'ldsy '1 dlfport; . Mr. and Mr,;. C1lvin :sprow.e and t n• t .,. , Ww : su,t. , _ H•nJ�g. • Earl,Bo , � 9;30 tm· f p: cy Agen reen , i! Walg Society ary G Your MiuloQ " 1 JO were week end guests or her family � 1eb'°l Mn. Ethel Snowden visited , 11 ti1,1 .t i' •or' Cadlllac-Oldsmobiie,Ramhler h , MIM.,-rt ist, ...-, ;t Ch ef r Ch11rch · :tim Mrs. Adron Bush, Colum• · , pm , , and ' ·,: Mr. I Snowden am; Harry -• Mn. . · se , � and '1.' Mr. • .On. ,,_ t: Phone WY-2.ZS16 Pomerot , Pomenrr , "•lrvlew Church, a..,, lmed Wedne1c:t,y Bible lludy ,7: pm. Fred J. Gardller, J.linlfler. D:30 Da1f!d, end newborn son, M.l�ha@I, bull. They went to visit their St W, !lllln• i4z daughter, Betty Jane, who is • RuttaNI ChuNh -, tM•N-.IINH Bible School R. C. Steffy", Supt, ' '' Sllllday at Pt. Pleasant. Thoma.a. p11tor. Sunday school ,at subject worabip Mornlni 10:30 Mbndng pati�nt In Children'I Hoi'pital. Ar• am. · 1ehoo Canton lo -Sund•,went rbert lt,ou•"', ..Gern1an b Bo Jt• L S • I·.- am ' Eve7:80 Theel''· , Bettlte To "0 , ' U. � •�11 � thur Sprouse of M�tcoal. W. V•. • prac­ ge in •• p ' •1· 10 where he will participate pr1ye1 se l'H Wodretdt1, ,:00 WON1111 � Oreat "Some Subject aervlce. ing ning Heat "11,nper & also went. game · ldweek bing pm football 1:ffl . Plum vice All•Ohio '1:30; Prop the tor tlce J. P, Joachim, '-l preacMni Sanda1, 1:1�ht ' 7·SO Prayer Wed. . Decisions" 7:45 pm. •Y Wednee: terYlte sun, metting 1. Auguat peopiea /ouna: p , m, . 81.•Mlddlepori-Ph. WY•!-!SSO BIRTM ANNOUNCID �•1"'1'111• !;.he,n ChrJ,ff•ir meellnf ond Bible otudy, 11n. iBerth1 La11her, Mi111 Etna d 1 6 45 ... , -... _ , . r Phone WY-1-!057 , Gal'dnl! Mlcfdll...,+ ; Church, l\lld ptJet .. Pll'lt dl Mra. lArry Smith, Pome and Mr. at­ am. . n Wonhip •:30 eport Chipma school Bible Ethl!I Mn. Churchr. ociftt �,_fAlih ' Mt;trnfog pastor: Boone, Donald ,1 are •nnoundflg tile Route •�d roy the Helen tended the funeral of llliu Rev. w. H. Slnbsb1ugh, palt'or aent<:,e1 10:30' IIJll,Oq; M Is "Thia m. Y �10:15 1 Wor,bip. o! . birth . 7 lb. lf oz, daughter, Jll't Sunday fo ille, Sundi11 h and Wilkesv at i:30 D1Yil · Lautt! Cliff: Su!iday stbool m. p. service, 7:39 Eveninl Body." 18 at l\ufp <.entt­ Ch....._ Juli C itf Gardner Frld4,, llurdai' Everett • DMn. De+tr and : mee.t ar. CJ•ss , Supt; am Phil Wiae 1 Finance . Chln1e.' 1 Overtaktt1 has ,betln n1m:d Bulk es, "An Sbe, on Novelti Hospitil. al., called Slices, t·30 e _ d '" 1 4 . ••achlhi hn Byesvill 1nd. tamlly bf F�aturlng·De,corate �I 10;30 •m, Wm, B1lle In Bibi 1 evenfollowlftg arents 'ato meet.a e 'Grandp • Committe l,,il Sunday !(,illy [{t third r, nr'�f tthe Gatdne y!n m , .� · o Etna s· . 10· . ' aunt, Evany �a pm;, • !, " ltb,�, !tMV ,entcea 7 ' , 444 eqt, P, ., WY-2-5 t,e Smith, 1.av "•• 1 ce; W • � hone .erv Jhg fll\l = Mr 1 •f�riioon Sund1y Phone WY•Z-3718 iat-c aervIce, •, :80 pm; Pr•v,.r , Mlddlepot1 KL ,1 , geI·•, ,a...., ' Chlin:h If dttj.t _ .ceptJon tor ml�·tater ind fa� call� s:,., .,, � f ,Columbu at .8all a,mon• W Ii'. ·� · �•M!N ,7: :JO Ml· � . 1111>J. . -� �:JI!, ,qi;,, l!!'l'!hlp Tl\ura., 8:IO , p. •m, ·\)olioit , ule . 1, _,;_;.•a. ---"" on· Kr. and lln. Roy sn'owdea. 11,-, �-. • • •i,. , ... ._.,.,.....,... �---' . ------------a • J> .p,., �.,·,� ;,,,., � e 'part;. ·· ... .;; l,.t , . ,enlCtt lo:IO 1111·,· Yobth , r.un-. • CIIN eona rout; 1't rowJd UI..,. . stii,Ulba . IL Rev w. . � • ·.Cliffl t� was working toward a fixed goal. --.,.----7'----­ -- ' By Roy L Sm[th The religion of the ancient Hebrews was distinguished from the Teliglon, of the Babylonians, Assyrians, Egyptians and other peoples of antiquity by at least one great maJor fact. In some respects Marduk, lshtar and Baal bore strong resem­ blances to Yahweh b,Jt in at least one respect the Hebrew faith was radically dilferent from itllything _else in the world. The faith that Moses implanted in the mmds and upon the hearts of the fleeing Israelites declared that there was a p�an which operat�d in history, a-nd that tbe life of all mankind J In the National League, the Pi­ ratl's incre11sed lheir lead to four games by healing the Giants 1-0 the Braves climbed baek into sec­ ond place wlth a 10-2 win over the Cubs, and the Reds snapped the Cardinals ' seven-game win­ ning streak, 3-0. Rain washed out the Dodgers-PhlllieJI' ean:ie. dne of Dykes' old Detroit play­ ers, Red Wilson, helped the In­ dians ha!t it five•game winning streak by the fjrillles. With the score tied 3-31-'wilson opened the seventh innine with a double, moved to third on a sacrifice and sco:rcd the winning run 011 John­ ny temple'.!! squeese bunt. I Picnic .4t Forest Run Dale Smith, PNlsldent, opened with devotlom. A short bu1lne11 eea1lon • w11 held. The travellna; priu 1do­ nated by Mn. Karl Grue.er wa, awarded to Mra. llichal'd CampbeU. Gamu wtre plQ'N and priae1 awarded to Mn. Sin.Ith, Mn. Kel• 1r, Mn. Araanda Kaapar and Mr■• Rollin Burhs. Rom�·1p,1�e ice ere1m and cab 'lft1'1 � by the hotteue■ to tho,e nained above and Mrs., IfW• rence Lanpln:a, Misses Lena · and Thelma Grueaer, Mn. Geoqe HelnN, Milt Bernice Ann DW'lt, :11rs. WIiiiam KJlllnaer, MrL Ray Seld•�•l>el, iln. Delbert 111"1, stein ,tpld �- Grueaer and W1,­ llam lllnell. - -,, . SUNDAY SCHOOL LltSSON OF THE WE!ilf ' Change Of Uniforms Helped llvk Th h N G d W · L. �- •68 Pit::u�;:•od : :� '<Hwaukee Louis Sl. !WI 45 . !IM 4 � Los A.nceles ll3 44 .MB 5 ½: San Francisco Ciol'innati 181 ,�L _.;::: • • Philadelphia 10 71 4._1 80 a. = _ Ctiic•go ,_ uo:., .S80 w• F,rWay Nlfkt'1 '9:esulh Plthburfh 1 S.rr Fre,w:,aeo O Clnclnutl 1 St. l,.oui1, I Mll,..l'kN 10 Chlc•fD 2 Pt.Ha., Pftd. rain Lo• Aft911I" at,.� Plti:htr, S..turtllr't LN A,..._ •• ,._,w.,hl• ni,iu WHli■rM (11-S) n 17.101. S.n Frandac. at piltblM,rpM rlichal '3-i l ,._ L■w 11 4-5 ). Chic■s,o •t "'""f•Jfkff _ ffobbl• (10-1 4 ) ¥1 PtUr� 1•11. C incinnati 1t St, Loul1 _ Maloney (0-2) v•�Brogllo (12-5). 5u"day'1 Gfme1 Chicago •t Milw11uk.. Cincinnetl at St. L0\111 2 �,,_ Franci1co at Plffaburvh 2 Loa A.rite.., •• PhH1del phla 2 AMERIC AN L EAGUE w. L. Pct. GB 57 40 .588 New York Chicago 57 45 .!579 2½ Baltimore �7 48 .W 3 ClcveJend 51 48 .526 6 49 50 .490 9 WuhJngton 45 J3 .<Mi9 12½ Detroit Bo.don 42 !>7 .flt 16 38 69 .392 19 Kansas City Frld1y Nieht't ...ulb Walhlnfton 6 Ch:a,o 1 OIMelaad 4 D.U-1...-. I &ottM 4 o.trolt 2 Ill.. Yori!; 4 f;lty 3 ��Yrtl�y•, Pr�b.le l'ltchl-n W11hintton ,t Chicago - Stobbs (8-:Z) vs Sc;ora i2-5), Bo.ton pt O.trelt _ F. Sullivan (3-}2) "• Mo�,1 (8-1). 8&1timoro •t Clel(tluNI - Brown (7� vs Perry (12'-5). I New York 1t M:•1¥11 City (night) -Short 12-4) v1 Hill (6-7). I S ke Beh• d Kniwht At }32 Williamson 1� p,.,. ,...,..t1... I F' tef'Waid Before you buy, we'll 11how YOU why! Phone us lotloy for • tree 1urvey. In S'J'ANDINGS Gary Stotµrt,, 12-yea,-old rigbthander or the Midd leport Little League All-Stanj p,9t bis team into an ear ly season " classic" next Monday evening at 8:30 in the Wellston tour. nament with a 7-'J, no-hit, no-run victory over Clay Township -· of near PortsmoUth. The clessie next week will be lor Clay 11:nd shut Middleport out Wi�h the Pomeroy Trojan, 6-2 •I bat as Woody CaU rotated a winners over Coelton Thu , total of 17 aU-slars through bis and along with the . Chlllko �e batting order and de!eose p-Ot,i­ Merchants, t,11pped as one of tions. "teams to watch." Altien fanned five in three The Clay boy1 never put en• innings, walked one; Goad fanned oueh wood on 11ny of Stobart·11 six, walked · two, committed one curving stuff to w.:1rrant being balk. c.alled a hit. He fanned an eyen dozen, gut four outs on Infield I In the Gallipolis Nationals rollers, 11nd two lofty hles Wfre game against Wellston last ni ght taken in the outer pa �fy rea. �to- GaHipolis won 2-1. The winner will pity th� win­ bart walked four, n�v·er m:j)l'f than one In an innilic. �o ner between the Trojans and mulls on routit1e ground . balh Middleport, August 9 al 8:30 pm. P't: two lay �a.tters P-JI, �ae., Cla)' . . . . . 000 000-0 0 3 .,..eanw h�lle, M1ddle t ' ba ttel'1 Midd leport 142 OOx-7 7 2 IOP,j( qff qJ1 starter ;le.,_, 4 and How• Goad (LPJ, Altier, Bddf Moor-' _ was 111' e J3fJ the ard. Stobart 11nci J. Johnson. short.stop·a bQb.ble, J,im Johnson and Bruq! W,al�ce •f�ed . JWp,­ ly to ritht, Stohart fiied .deep to IDS J8 center, Moore scoring after the catch. 811R SLIMMING DOWN WINOOSKI, Vt ., UPI- HClSf'Y Grlei, mammoth ti foot, 5 im·h tackle of the New York Footb:.ill Gbints, says he's sure h1•'ll be dewn to his 2HO-pound playing wei1:ht when thP Nal imrnl F·ooi­ ball League sf'ason starts. ltm1P y'� eonfidenl be<'.iuse hc't1 tllken off 10 pounds during · ·su1111rwr train­ �•" and already is down to 200 i1nd duct 1yatem11 _ _ , =-· d)'; I . Wfilis ANTHONY ffl !Jntioln . lUP1tlMI ICE CREAM CO. • • • STARK DRUGS , IIOMI UUNDiY co. . - -- -Y CO. J:'!Rt\>J,, . i I / �• ' ' • IMlss Miller ls Honor Guest At fliifrier Friday .:.u lf.lN llaD' C.rolyn Miller of Mid01eport. whole marriage to Larry IM Wiley will be solemnized tbis ...in1 in Athens was honored Sri� with • luncht>On riven by 1 .. 'l'lllevdore Recd al lht' Marl in ltutaurant. , e..t1 inc1Udt!d Miss Ann And­ I etlon, Sifmbu,-y, ·Conn.: Mis!! Joa­ Ann McDermott, Milford : Miss Au Lambett., Birmin_gham, Ala . , ud llils Judith Arnold, .\Heidi,.. pet, Toclly Miu Lambert enterbinrcl with • luncheon at the Mart in in .llltaor of Kw Miller. Plal·e eard for fh� bri,le was a miniature' bride doll, and for the bridesmaids bridal bouqueh or pink flowers and ribbon. Favon wf'l'e ti n)' rw! ba.iJ of fice trimmed wrth pink r�n •� 1Uies or tht! v:ill(•y Out-of-town guests wrrr Mtss fl:t1nite ¥ue1Wi and Mi1s Al l('j' Wil lard ,of Springfield, M1hs Air(•(' �bert of Young�1nwn. ·it iss An l'la Marion Lamh,:rt of Alah11111:1 u;id Mrs. E:dward l .1·1• J,:imlwr1 of Cleveland. Blanks Clay With No-Hitter CHUCK ! Middleport Opens Wellston Tourney On 7-4) Victory; Meet Trojans Monday ESTRAi>,,,. OF 771E 8ALT'l;tf0/PE O�IOLES, CON Ttl(UE5 7'i1 BE ONE OF 1960'5 'TOP ROOKIE llilR/.ffR5, I �,::' i"- ', . SEE US FOR Williamson Seal-Tite SY STEMS for HOME Hl·ATI MG . . . )'Oll'I ahead In eye-appeal and eomfort! l>ult tlaht, leak tight furnace WUIUlmaon exclusive! * 11 '-:: !� !! .·•�.. ..._rfl Economy Sized Dykes Prideful Hank Greenberg Can't Litk Him By OSCAR FR ALEY NF.W YORK IJl'I -1'•.•arli,ss Fra­ ley's facts and fiJWrt•s · Jhniny Dykl's, nPw manager of th1! t'le1Jeland [ndi,m:-;, slill pride.!! himl'lcif with o smil!• wtmh wrap� itselr around 1he l'd,l,(t' of his ever present cigar ahnu1 Ii i:, .ihility to ' 1 •needle" lhe opposit i011. Dykes' pct all . tinw "pii.:eon" waa Hank Greenhrr� when the big man was plnying far IMroit. Om· doy Greenhni;: drnt!(i•d al !ht• econ­ omy-sir.ell Dykl'S and stormrd "cltm't Lhink I can·1 l irk you ,' ' "Almost anyhocly 1·1111, ' " Dykes nodded , Several ye11rs lalf'r !h(•�- WNI' playing golf in Clt·V(·l11n!I and Greenberg broughl hims(']f up short as they walkl'd down a f11 ir­ w11y wi1 h Hunk's urrn drnpPd m·1•r 1 JJinmy's shoulder ' "If anybody lolrl rne fiw yean aj{O 1.hrtt I'd Ilk(• you," Hank .� nort. ed. "I'd h11v1• tailed him II lol of name11." "Well," r1•1ortrd 1 hl' irr!'pressi• hlc Dyke.�. Wa1Ji11J,! his fHtlt1•r. "you 81ill can'l Uck me." . _ _ . thit !i mt' Greenberg laughed. Speaking of golf, Slammln' S•m­ my Snead is try�i to buy an in­ te-rebl in the b®mln1 Manhattall restaurant owlled J)y IOlmet INS Sports F;d�lot' Lawt� Ca,ver . . lhe only trouble, aceord.ln1 to CnVer, is that "Snead can't cook." In California, Jockeys, won't wear the usual leather shoulder numbers on the arot1nda that th&y nre "bothersome" and they point o u t th11t the hor'se has the num­ hf'r _pi nned to hi11 brltMe. Of recent 11111nth11 Jn the Ea1l, ttalner1 have Ileen trying to · get rid or head n umher� for the l!,or,e1, claiming thnt the}' make the nai1 nervous, but lhc jocks haven't said a word llbout their numbers. , I j ¥. . . . ·_ In racing, Jockeys and horses have been w.flarlna numbers for years until now, all of ■ sudden ac·lually, either or buth number& c·.t n bo Important tn placlna: jud1e1 and the photo Uni■h a1mera In l'l nse race• in which the saddle cloth may be obfcu.red, a hud bobbed or a shoulder blocked. If you're a pro football burr you cnn expect a lot of razzle-danle from I he New Vcirk Titans of the rww American 1-�ootall League. Their coach, Sammy .'lhniJh, who holds most of the National League 11assing marks, 11tys that It will be "wide open" on the attack . . . Not ouly that, tilt pet p111H1r It a fel­ low named Ken FOrd whom Baua:h ! cuacht•d at Hardin Simmori1. OHIO VALllY PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. I Steel Agreement ,;­ Heported Coni,ileted PITTSBURGH UJS)°-Plttaburgh Steel Co., aud the United Stell!l­ workers Union reaehod an aaroe­ mcnt on an Incentive pay dl1pl1te Thunday rlia;ht eridlnt a strike. threat whlc'h would hne Idled 7 ,700 WQrker1. Both sldqll Hid t�ey were •1well s.11.ti.!lfied" (0Uowln1 tlve houri of dosed door seaton■. Det.111111 \lteire not rele11ed. · flhone WY-2-2016 Pom.roy I. ltc'"cl It. FRINCHMAN UP�ifr, PIIAIIR HAMBUllG, Gernjony UPI­ Pierre Oarmon of l'ranH needed only a little more than an hour to score I major up,,11;t Friday when he beat Neale l'r..er, Au■µ'l: Ua'1 Wimbledon champion, 6-1, M, S.1 ln the third r1>und of the men'■ , •inale■ or the Gvman Internat­ ional tennl1 , champlon1Jilp1. Middleport added lour ln the ff0 ID second when Rod Sauer walked, Ron Hindy fanned, Mike Bratton doubled, Moore was sa re OJI a Z, fielder'a thoice an� still on}y one oui, Jo��•on &ot hill 1eoond WE11HERSFIELD, Conn, UP'•lhgJe and Walla� Ital "tlfe o.h the third baseman's bob bJ•. Sto- Dick Knight. 30 year old r · itb.art fanned to closie out the maker from Apple Valley, Calif., today carried onc•stroke lhd inning. ov@r Do� Finsterwaid of TequesTwo more scored in the third · ta, Fla,, 11nd Jack Fleck of Los wben Jetty Vanlnwaeen hit the Angele& into the third round or rirtlt ball 'pit� on a �rd line the {nsurance City Open golf to 'ttw i!!edtedJeld� playing deep champlonsHip. Who let It pup out �f bb glove Knl1ht reached the halfway Then With one out Hlndy sin• point Or the tournament in the gl@d, Britton walked, fllddy was lead Friday when his 67 gave forced at t.hird on Clatworth]l's him • two-round total of 133 but ro.llcir but Moore Jald Uown a Finiterwald 111nd Fleek wer(! presladiflu bu.lilt, 1tori,ie Van lnwa , Sin& at his heel11 after e(lually Suaday's GMMll tMw York 1t Kaiuu itity ilm, and llra'ttoo, who had walk- brilliant rounds. •t Ctllii:ago 2 ed 1 s-.td on a passed ball. · Fi sterwald shot 8 second , W11-hlft9toi1 Go/� d�ned the fourth IDming sb:ai;I ct w, 1or his 184 total while 8oaton •t i>.trolt 2 aJltfrno,-. at Clholand 2 a �;:�7n!����d :, the low score ol the day and was IT"" ..,, the same tally me,de t,y Bill Collin.o of Cryllal R;v,r, Ffa. Bob Roaburg of Overland Park, Kan., who led the field with a po 80 ;n the lint round, slumped lo us l !I 74 and went Into :i lie for 17th place. Rosburg's trouble-s traced ST. LOUIS UPI - ,Billy Martin to the wet greens. Arnold P11lmer, lhe lJ S. Open of Clnt>lnnat.i todn chara:ecl Na• Ready or not, professional foot• lion1l �••ue Pre1ldent Warren n11d Masters cham pfon a l\{I the ball has, arrived on the sport& Gilee with helng ' ' unfair" and leading money winner of Lhe 1960 scene. . •aid he wlll appeal a $MIO fine tour, shot a 68 Friday and was Three exhibition James; two of and " five • day auspenelon to five .!!hots off the leader's pai:-e \ them in the new American Foot- · 8.-eball CommiuJ_oner Ford F'riclc. wlth a 138. Collins, Ken Venturi of Palo bnll League, are on tap today, and M■rtJn', 1nnounct11J}ent thst he would ,ippeal came at the aame Alto, Calif., and Llonel Hebert or by next Sunday, 12 games in .all time that bis victirn, rookie pitcher Lafayette, La., were tied f(lr third will have been played by both Jim Brewer of the Cubs, prepared place with 185s, Doug Ford of the AFL 11-nd National Football to undergo sur1cry in Chicago to­ Crystal ·River, Fla., had a 136 and League clubfl in widely ,cattered day tor a depreHed fracture of the Paul Harney of Worcester, Mass., are11a ranging from coaat to coast Retler Waltman or Johannesburg, 11nd border to border. eye orbll bone. "J think I'm getting a �m dt•al South Africa and BIii Bl11nton of Included In the rtozen tiffs, is from Glles and 1 want to take the San Diego, Calif., had 137s. the annual College All•Star eame Whole case lo ·the commissioner," next Friday night at Chicago. Raid lhe rlery Reds' second base­ The All-Stars, made up of the top man, who s till Insisted Brewer collegiate draft choices of the precipitated Thursday's fi11ht at NFL clubt, meet the defen<jing Wrliley Field. champion Baltimore Colts In thla "Giles hH never been one of yeur's gaine. my biggest . boosters,·• Martin added. "He came out wilh a bl� The rehearsal dinner for the The Sin Francisco Forty-Nineni story in the papers last aprlna wedding of Mi11s Mary Carolyn featuring an attack hunt around predlcUng I wouldn't do well with Ml�ler and Larry Ule Wiley was the "inside nanker with the tight the Reda and that I wouldn't even held Friday evenlng at the home end" open pl1y in the NL agaln1t be in the majors b)' lhe end of this ot the bride's parents, Mr. ij;nd the Dalla& Cow�s {whel'e! Jim ,ear. I want the commi11loner to M,a. Da\lld Chase Miller, Middle- Barton has been running at No. I port. know all the facts." center on offense), the older cirFrick, at hh, Bronxville, N. Y., Guests included Mr. and Mrs. cuit'1 13th or swing te11m, in 11 home, i•ld he still had no otrlclal Lawrence Ray Wile)', Larry Lee day eame at Seatth11 Wa■h.• to­ report or the fining and 1u11J}fln­ WJley, Miu MIiler. MiH Ann An- �day. slon of Martin or any word re­ denon. Slmabury, Conn., Miss Anh t,■mbeJit, Birmingham, Ala,; M:ise . Then, in a pa� of nJ1ht fa,mell aardln1 an appeal. "Until I do have auch • report," JNonn McDermott, Milford, Ohio ; mvolvlng the, :A.ff,, �he �ew York Frick Hid, "J won't have any l'l(r, and Mrs. Val Edgar Reynold:;i , Titans tangle wlU. t� Los A,ieel­ Moreantown, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. e. Char.gen In h u•• Los Anrelea cumment to make." i&ruc-, Btn1ham, David Wiley and Coli1eum,. qd tht l)allas T�1n1 meet the Hohatoh Oiler, 1t T\lla1, Tom Skinner, Middleport. ----Otla. , . -- A..-.a] ·eotnfftO' From Martin On F' ne, S PH I Lc'O" - ·� i�MIGIRATOll do!,... Nlrip,alof • Naw "Polartone" Interior eolor • Poroelaln crl»JJer­ llal ,Bor Dao, • lllr ••'-Ito • !. .......... ., ll: ,1Dlfb' aJu- $1 99.95 l'rl<H Sllrt At Low Al ASSOCIATED RADIO, �nd TEL EVIS ION � M'ilir, Dimer • ' POMIIOY, ORIO N_,11.,,wldi ... •­ ,Ut• l111U.rance temc& �ldtllt . . , - Fln , . . . n;r, .. . Medical , , . �to,ioblle . ·, . Retirement o • . I.Jfe . . . .. !'..1dowlMlh, • • �,-- N,n,o l"'!!'m , 'i' p,oti('!l1 r,-tNo ti, 1, W �· belp �•rt¥• 3 ::. �tt!�h ::: pens1'on Pro Football Is On S rts Scene Already Rehearsal Dinner Held Friday At Miller Home Former Members Are Guests Of Pythian Sisters M"I, Frapk Lowery ol ,l,!itlfl�ijrf, and Mn. Harry Xeltet', Minetaville, /ormer membera or Mq:nolle Tem• pie P)i\hlan Slatera, 'Ntn 1ue,ta Whfln lhe P11t ChJefl of the Tfflll• pie met Tbunday evenln1 at the home of Mn. Karl Grue■er, t,ttnen, ville, with Mr■. Carrie Grue1er and Mra. William Fl1her H co-ho■teu- "·Th� m!t'lilll in char(e of M.1'1. • 11lei,o,ale 2 cu. It.j f,_Nr ltOIW 70 1bo. I ■ -111 j 5 Nliii.1T PAIO COACH nt and own ol Wilmar, m• fl>o '·New Ol't Ion, of lho� lirl°'1o l'llo!WI Le•IU• 11ld, LOS UPI-flam 'Bo!;'• m a,y 111,1 &o.oh s,m':f. ei\"t'i:.. r.:i� r�d"t.1: ... -.. ..... 1lal'D � lh,t w1,m_,r ...oeded, blii only W'fia'l�llla'-i<llllliilil­ 'Uiilo l tral va ro.lta. - rlnltod��• In��� A cb111ij!'.e of unl fwm worked wonders for Jimmy Dykes but it didn't do i thing for Joe Gordon. Dykes, who has to win at Cleve• land to keep his job in 1961, made a successful debul as m1nager of the Indians by leading Oller the them lo a 4,3 victory · · · ht· B 1I timore · Ies Fri d ay mg Orio Gordon, al�alfy &el for next year at Detroit, broke in on the wrong root �Ith the Tigers when the Boston Red Sox ruined his debut with a come-from-behind 4-2 triumph . So, on the basis of early returns at leaet, the Indians seem ta have gotlen the best of last Wed�esday's unprecedented manager1al "trade". But 11. lot of predncts are still to be heard from. Y.ank1 StNtch Lead The Yankees stretched thl:!ir American League lead fo 2 ½ games with a 4, decision ov@r the Athletics while the Senators handed the White So,c their fifth Ht11ight defeal, 6-1. : , History Is Planned Don Buddln is t]le guy who wre'cked Gordon. !Juddln'a two­ run trlple ocr loser , trank Lary fe1tur'!d a four-run Red So,; rally in the seventh inning. The Tigers led 2-0 until then. Casey Stengel had to employ three pitchers in lhC' :ninth-Luis Arroyo, Bob Turley and Bobby Shantz-to · halt a two-run rally by the A 's and preserve Art Dit­ mar's IOth victory for the Yan­ kees. The Senators knocked out Bob Shaw with four runs in the first inning and went on to dl'.!feat the White Sox on Pedro Ramos' four­ hit pitching. MIHII Shut1 · 01,1t Giants Vinegar Bend Mizell of the Pi­ · rates hurled his seccind straight shutout in rt"1gistering his eighth victory of the season at the ex­ pense of the Giants. Mh:ell gave up five hits · and didn't wllk a batter. Sam Jones, who suffered his 1 1th loss againBt 13 wins, was victimized by his own throwfog error, which allowed Bill Virdon 1 to score from first on a bunt. Lew Burdette hit a home run RtUNION SUNDA·y- The annu•I Brewer reunion will be held at �he _Portland State Park Sunday begmnmg at noon, it is an­ I nounced. ,n?!khe?a�even �� a�� the Cub� in winning bis 12lh game for the Braves. Milwaukee raked lo&er Don Cardwell and lhree Chic-al!o relievers for 15 hits. . Bob Purkey registered his l ltth victory for the Reds aJthoug,h relieved by Marshall Bridges in the ninth, Between them, Purkey and Bri�s held the Cards to rive hits and dropped them into third place. � •· **************.Workt '• L•'l!_!M LIVESTOCK SHOW ****************** J��1lr BOAT SHOW ************** **** HUNDREDS OF EIHI..TS for Hom• • Farm • 11'/dU.-by ************** **** RO!SE Sllll ...- ,on• of th• Mldweat'a � ' Jn the newly remoi:f•lecl ,/ G O L l a ■u.,. NIGHTI-V• 1 SUN. 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' · . ;l;ESTQHE ' DISTRI IU1(>1t '!UL WIW�N ' . �'",_: ,__.__,.._._____,,...,....... __...,...,.-:-�ilTIID'I! .,,.,_..__.....,..�--· ---:--'·---�"'!' �� i , � ' 'l'; 'r--.---------· --,i!:'"'.., �. . " -" POMEROY, A LAVMAN AND HIS FAITH TWO CONCEPTS Of THE CHURCH !Froot CltruUanlly Today - AuglQI I> There is a determining influence, not often recognized, which lies at the heart of many of the divisions of the Church. I am speaking primarily of American Protestantiam and of the effect which tw o different concepts of the nature and mis­ sion of the Church are having on the work and wi.tnes, of the Church in our day. Many peop)e who hold divergent viewpoints are unaware of having lhem, and they are not alway s consistent In acting upon them. The situation may be defined briefly. To some people, the Church is i n the world primarily to witness to God's redemp­ tive act in Jesus Christ; to others, the Church is an ecclesias­ world. tical organization which will eventually conquer Some will affirm their belief in both concepts and insist that they are not mutually exclusive. But undue consideration for one or the other side inevitabl y affects a person 's whole attitude and reactions to a number of matters. Where it is beli,ved that lhe Church's prifJlJIJ')' task Is wit• nessing to the redeeming and sanctifying power of Jesus Christ as embodied in the Gospel message, we find that parti­ cular empha5is is placed upon the nature and content of the message itself. But where 1t is thought that participation in the work of organization will ultimately conquer the world for social righ• teousness , we find people naturally promoting and taking ad­ vantage of every movement, authority , 'and power that will advance humanitarian and soeial revolution within or outside of the orga,nized Church. In the first concept the emphasis is on the witness of the message itself. Men trust in the power of the Holy Spirit to change lives and produce righteous fruit. In the second , the emphasis is placed on ecclesiastical or� ganizations, resolutions , pronouncements, lobbying, and even the arm of the law itself to affect the social changes envision­ ed for a world where the Church shall _.the dominating in. fluence. , One might illustrate the nature of the pf'Oblem with the story of lbe Prodigal Son . A• to the ulthnAte welfare or the Prodigal, was it vital that he be made comforta'ble in the "Far Country," or that he be broughl lo realize his .iwserable · on• dition and return to h� father? ., , r. From the pronouncements of some in the 'Cb1qch (yii wed in the light of their silence on matters having to d� wit� the Gospel itself), one would think that the Church's maJor task is making the Prodigal comfortable and happy where he is. It is a matter of record that the macbmery of most major Protestant denominations is in the h•mds of those who appar­ enttx look at the influence and mission of the Church in terms ot 9i:iciil reformation. Annual pronoun�'!!'mcnts of conferences and Gener,1 Assemblies on matters having to do with disarm­ I ameitt, Federal aid to education, birth control, the United Na• lions, federal housing, minimum wage laws, and any number of socio-political issues come as a result of the social reforma. · tion ooncept and its leadership. 11Iose of us who believe that the witness of tlle Churr� is of pl'lJllary importance do not minimize the � for the nn­ plemeiiµ.tlon or Christian principles in the social order, May God forgive any Christian who ignores his responsibility to is dealings wit.t, his fellow menl ' live and act as a Christian in hthe social order can be changed But we do not believe that in depth without the presence and influence of redeemed Jnen and women, and we do uot believe . that redemp�on. �mes apart from conversion tu Jesus Chnst. '.l'hus Yt'f ms1st . that first things must be kept firsl. Whal gOOd does'il do to tell non-Christians to act like Christians? How mu� more 1mpor. tant it is that the Church concentrate on winning men to Christ and leading them to live for him ill the environment in which God has placed them! To us that is the primary task and message of the Church. L. N�N BELL iq, �,;•�on• .... c,,,i.,,- 5 .;.. '"",• •rt• .i.u, •- 01(10 ! I l · 1 B. & B. GARAGE RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Rutland Community News MAX WARD AGENCY I AIINOLD'S SONIO STATION B. H. SANBORN -•Inv .. •AKER FURNITURE . HEINER S BAIC81Y R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS Co; · THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF Alt'IERICA FOREMAN & AIIOTI STIFFLER RED ANCHOR 01110 VALLEY BQl'G CO. FRANCIS FLORIST HOn-s • iivici M�. .. .. - r•� . MOTOR PARTS CO. CITIZEN'S NATIONAL llNK ii;,i•�•. - KAIR & VAN ZANbf MOTOR SALES • ""3 m ' Wf:LL�:�MS.ON �IL -CO. • • s\u'i �•"n·�-� . ....,,..1, way . , SERMONETfE 1 tt S/f, Scrftty·l'ortl8'd -d,bocl1"1 �r fl- P♦II size • • • no q�llty compromI.. . ' ed .p'OVed . . �tutnpik•llafe' tt tftlWcy >'-rib Ch11111plon treod deali,n • fl- Spe ' • ,, - \he �-=., ........... ...,..w., a '·' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aue. 8, IINIQ,-,I �1 °' Goeglein Ready�Mix Co. Page SL \I . lhlp ti pm; Won:blp 7 pm, p- Ch•..h of Ch,IOf Sunday achool t:IQ am; llom­ ini wara6fp 10:IO am ; Even.Ina wwlhJ» 1:30 pm; Pranr meeting and Bible 1tvibi 7:80 pm Wcdoe1,­ day. Kll1111!i1'¥rr Chwct, - Sunday 11:hool t:IO· 1m; Wonhip aervice 10:IO 1D1, L._....,tt. c.........,..., C..rl.. �•• Chu�nclar oclwol 9,30 "' IOc!\I! am. om· Worft � ·e.ntl1:P., #vw,tlst -�1.24_ . �re.u.t Aye. D�V Hall) S1bbatb �ool z pm; Worlhip aervice • : \QI pm; aervlce1 .ar• Sat­ urday . f'l'1yer meeting 1111mday 7:30 pm. f"'1oo!I of Oo4, "It, -I� Sund.tr a,;bopl "1;45 am; WON�ip !!!'TVlf:o !1 ,.Jlll; Pt:ay,� ""t"''"< �y �� pm; Young people Friday ,,� pm. (;i,.� ��n1H,n•I KlnuW Jtoad-,-S11ind1¥ achoo! o •r 10:30 am; l: Y..S tt ev� · \f t,t, Great �end , -llornlliJ 'w....�lp' t,so om; Sun• da)' lijl�t 1,>; 10 •m� Evening aervlce -7;·30 pm. The Chosen People The horde of slaves that escaped from Egyptian bondage was, for the most part, an unpromising l�t. Utterly without any education beyo�d tha� which was require.cl .of slaves, and qwte without experience m the matter ol relig,on, t}J.ey were taught by'Moses to believe that their flight from bondage was a part of a divine plan which was , someday; to be revealed in its fullness and which was to triumph over the world . The working out of the plan for mankind, Moses sa,1d, re­ quired that one nai.ion should be assjgned the role of lea�er­ ship. To it was to given the responsibUJty of reprP.sentmg Yahweh (�ometimes translated Jehovah) in the government of the affairs of the race,. Ha\° ing been as.signed the role of le�er, th-t Hebrews were to obey Yahweh. It was not that their God was a tempera­ mental, whimsical, or capricious deity, but that he was work· ing according to a plan which would not devia-te. To be a chosen people nieans that the nat�on is an heir. to many rich �omises. But it also means that 1t m�st obey im­ plicitly. Neither ancient lsrael nor modern Amertc� can hope TH� C H U RCH l'O R ALL . • , · Ar..L FOR TH::: CHURCH for special favors without showing special loyaltr. A desperate run • • • a frantic slide , , , the fee1 'rv · Part P.f the Plan flM, (2111rch Is 1he R!UIUt f■nor on ba,J against yo'Ur clents • • . the belated taa: the of SUNDA.Y •1tthfar the built!Jn1 of ,h1nc1t1 Ind Aga'in and again the Hebrew proph�ts reminde� their. h ea:r­ of the shortstop'a glove. Then a voice, tlear, certain aooi dtl,,uuhip. II in aoirhowe ot WIJll'N•TV ers that the deliverance from Egypt was but a smgle link m • • • final'! �• YII,..,, Whhou1 • srron1 Channel 13 - 9:45 •·"'· the �haln of circumstances that proved that God had a plan Quidi, wwltlin clem.acr•i:,o ,u)r dvillll­ And oth ough the cheers may be laced with hoots for the human ra•:e. "" an 111rvl•.•• Tben· ■re four 1,011nd .. , enee Deperul g ■ l "OYeN!<llll �eam's of d.i$approval, you're safe. And nothing and ....,,. •hr •...., penon ohould ••· The Uniform Sunday School lesson for August 7: "GOD & On Altollol" that fict ! cltanre can 1ht suppor1 ,mt 1eau,brl, �'!!nktf LOVE FOR HIS CHILDREN," Hosea II. ke, .. hl.own For II) en, n.,, Cflurch. is h that Equaily drafuati� - and far more import1nt It was not only that God bad a plan for Israel, but � For hll d11hlrm '1 ab. 0) For the I M•t'1ad'1 t Ch ,.i, Alln,! R., is advent�re that brings earnest men and women the plan included all men. In 1.11or1',ing o�t that plan he i�tended Rober� R ' Cart pa's,or. -.,�nd.i; · 1ali■ ol hit �mnn111Lrr •rid o■don. (◄) into the Churclt. to use Israe) �s a• l_eader , and the exodus was one of his tools �chool 9:Sa Yo>!d Dillinger1 �upt. fw lht ,■lea of1heCburch l�lf, whLdl, ' ii,,.d. � •oral Ind lllfflri■I IUppon. used for trammg his chosen people. . Worship at JO:� with He.:man There realize the inertia ot we when point a fa flul IO IO to du.ttJ, 1-,:ut■rly a!!d ru,d This "philosophy of history ' set � .Jews _apart from all Tayl9r, Je e�r. s uD.dly even­ •11,. 11Wt JQlll desperately, leav­ forward 'plunge We , half-bolieving_ other men, even in the days of Jesus. Great philosophers such lng ..� 7: �r�ul.ar �a: or frantically seeking skepticism, yeirterd,ay's behind ing as Aristotle and Plato believed I n a supreme being, and they the .MYF; etlliesd.4iy ev�ning at for purpose and meaning liromlses that Truth the also believed in the merits of certain virtues. But they never 8 �ee)J�ye� :�nres, F 1 OW' Jlfe, worke� out any comprehensive phi,losop�y of history, ,Both Dorin pa�tor.: Worshr:e'.so. Sun'. TJten there's tit• thrilling moment - the du-t of them were Greeks, proud of thetr her1�ge and confident day ;chool 10:30; Otis Knopp, 1'(lnt�•ion still all around us - when we worldly ot b,' of Greek superiority. But tftey never conc�1"ed of Greece as s4,et. we have found our faith, And 11ur !n know being a divinely appointed l�_ader for mankmd. ,;_.rme1 1ua t=�urch, F. E. of the organ, even ab(,ve strain,s t� abpve a'Iw.,._ Problem of E'l'll punn, pastor; Sund•r school 9:30 there Js a Voice. unconvlnced, world a of damor the Worship Out of the bitterest personal ex,erlence thr�ugh whic� any Wayne Roush, Supt.; clear, our Faith. confirming 'final , ., • certain 8:00. honorable man can ever pass, Hosea came �1th a conv1ction that was revolutionary in its cha-racter, C•>1•ia't IHq. LJ"" ·A'•· SmJu. Suorh,t, V1, Syr•cu.. &UB Church, F. E. . . Ha\ling been betrayed and deserted by the wife of h is Dunn, pastor: sunday school 9 :3�; 'l'1f:!:;" _ . youth, he discovered that he still loved her in spite of her in·- Ben Quisenberry, supt.; Worship 10:46; Prayer meeting Wednt!sday fidelity. 0. 7:3 Reasoning from this 1 he came to the conclusion that such a God as Yah weh (Jehov ah) must surely lov e Israel in spite of First Baptl,t Chu rch, Racina, her defections and infidelities. Arthur R. McC11 ,iley, pastor. 9:30 With the hope ft wlH, in so Me •e..ure, toater •INI llelp The Christian doctrine of the love of God derives from both am Sunday school; 10:45 .im Hosea and Jesus. It teaches a simple, but tremendous, truth. Morning worship sermon "T_he eotnmunltg Hie, this n,staln that whieh is 900,J In f• It says that God loves even &he wrongdoer. This does not New Creation" ·' 5:45 pm Senior mea n that God condones wrong-doing, out that anyone who BYF; 8:00 Pm Evening service •ml 011rani%atfons "The Wrath of the Lamb"; Wild · i• sponsore�; f>t1 the bu •i••11 --rm• leati,a:,i does evil may be assured of fqt&iveJ:W5$ . .i.f . he will but a ' �-,� 1 .. , . , ' " ' . meeting ?:ao P m ·Prayer nesday p• , proach God· in tile spirit of penitence. ., . u,hose names appear f>elote, Church, •t .ptlst ■ hthlthom Even a natiol1 that lras sinned can be forgiven , but it will require a national spirit of penitence to achieve the forgive- Great Bend, Arthur R. McCauley, pastor. 0:30 am Morning . wqrship 0 ncss. . school topic ''The (Copyright 1960 by the Division of ChrI st.ian Ed uca1 ion, Na and Sunday n"; 7:�o pm Evening Creotio tionaJ Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States- New service "The Wr:ith of the Lamb" General Auto Repair of America.) Furniture and Appliances Tup.,.rs Plains EUB Church, -------· --,-- ---,--,-,cc--. 9:30 Worpastor. Sunday school 9:SO am, Paul Hooks, mlnister Ph.one WV-2-2805 C..r, Sycamore & Park Phone YU-5•2125 Chester, 'Ohio school: Sunday l0:25 service; ship Worley Haley, Supt.� Morning esday night prayer , Peul Parker and Howard and Tuesday. worship 10:30 am; FMY t1ervice 8 pm Wedn . ting mee Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carpentet ' Miss lb,ude Creel of Chester and 7 pm• . Evening service 7:30 RoChurch, EUB moved from the HyseU pro, and have Parker Bethel Homer Mrs. arid Mr. So""'bP.rl E. S"!ith in ch�rge; Prayer �.a Susie were Sunday dinner guests perty on N. Main St. to Pomeroy. Paul Hookii, minister. 9:SO Sun,. Th ' . \U'NO,, mll"tin g ,", :,,. Mr. and Mn. Robert Pierce and of Mr. 1nd Mrs. Wilber Parker and Closed Each Lord's, Day �et� A........, Roa,to 124 day schoo l; 8 Worship �erv1r!e; Jeweler and Optometrist • of Chicago and Mr. and prayer family night ay Cheater. family. Wednesd pm 8 Sunday pastor, Dorcas, E. Co,llner, Wolfe of Middleport Edgar Pomeroy and Mn. Hysell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mlddleporl ·Rock Springs Road urch of Jesus ac:-laool 1 1 anP; Children'11 church meeting. , and Mrs. James Ha, Mr. on called Hysell Carl Mrs. and Ml'. and IOD.11 ' Chrfst of Latter Day S•lnta. 3 pm ; . Wonhip '1:1t[t · pm Sunday, Lottrldge EUB Church, P1ul. Thursday. On cbCldren, and ley Parkersin visitors business were Friday. and Tuflsday Old ToWn Flats on Por�land Road Sumhy 10:00 r. ministe Hoob visited Mr. group the. Wednesd31y ' Charleston · and burg, Huntington ll raidfor_. Church of c,-,,,,, school; 1 1 :00 worship 1ervlce ; S1,mday school 9:30 am; Preaching Lah, of and Martin Carl Mrs. and week. last . 10:30 am and Blhle Study Wed- Ralph· Humble, Pastor, Jim Reed, 8:00 Frfday night prayer meeting. were . theyl Sunday On . Mrs and Charleston an Zimmerm Emma Mra. Morn• 9:30 1im; scliool Bible nesday 8 pm. c. w. Proffitt, pas- Siipl; 'olle Mlthodllt Church, Unhed M Joe 0. Mr.,, ltt.l\elld bus, join«I by vtsiors Golum of business mce were Nelson lnsur; Ethel Nationwide Inf worshl p 10:30 am; Cbrist!an Pomeroy, Eugene Brown, pastor, � Middleport tor., and . and ; and Mary, Middleport in Muon, W. Va., Friday. ' Midway COfflmunlty Cflurch, End"'"er (youth) 8 pm; Eveping Sunday school 9:15 am Kenneth -2480 e WY-11 Phon of n roy, child l,Oi\; W.9'1.;e Pome Gene St, Mrs. ovemigh 2nd a'n E, was JuliJ -Luco 115 �er at Bobby Searles, Minlat.er. Chuck wonliip 7- :30; Wednesday evebing Finley, Supt; . WOtshlp 10:30 am ' din l•ic fW Pleasant Pt. Saurday. Parker, Susie of ea u g_ , Searlee, Sunday School, Supt , , Bl h" Study 7:30. i ' subject "What Is The WJ11 of llnf, Frances Larkin is visiing Lake Alina. Joe , \lqlfe is no oon­ .'' iadbcr,y c:;flurC:fl ICflrld; Art God?"; MYF both J�nlors and Sunciiy School stirta at 9:30 a. m., llr. and Mrs. George Larkb al fined to H;oltf!!r Hoa:p,\tal U.,)i re­ , minister: Bible Sr.hool, at Seniors meet it 6 pm; M:ethoPrayer meetii,g Tuesday 7:45 p. sult or lnjurles reef!l\led in ari auto Del"Molnes. N. M. , Bakers Of Good' Bread .9; . ,J!1In • \YJ�Ul' Ro-.yl�y Sr. Supt.; dist Junior camp Aug. 7-12 at m on their return rro.m Lake accident Mr. nd Mn. J. w. Jefleries of "z:iQq -ff'urch -Of ·c hrlit, PotM- Morning WQNhip• 10:30; ·Christian Lancuter camp ground. Ro3v. Mrs. John Doddmg and and Mr. of Hunl!Jlgton, W, Va, lndlti1napolla were recent guests Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer roy-Ka,riJPn,vJne 'lload, Eugene . Endl'tV.or 6 p,in.; tvenlnf worship, Brown will be attending camp movin1 int4;1 the Gr�te are family and Amos Bertha · her .i..ter Mn Underwoo1, mihl1ttr. lUbJe .sch9.ol '1 P,Jl'!:.,. ' along with three youth Hllah Vau ent n q(ai� St. �r. Duddms o_ apartm Cush Johnston of "iu. and ic:I....,.. Mall of· J.hevahia Wit- ghan, Marilyn Moore ond Lynda 9:30 am; MOrnlllJ worship _10:30 as aBS11tant cos.eh hired been, has a day · Bradbury Mrs Amos spent atn; Evening wo!'Rhip '1:30 J>ll1· Ro- ne�_. P,ubUc �eetln, Sunday 3 Reuter. · at �ullan� High School to replace s. iohnsion the with bert Rerd., Bible School Supt, , pJJ;J:' W'atchtower •tu.dy • pmj who hlB attep�, a 'Barbara and Junior Carter, chil- David Kmght ville. Chrlttlan Si:lanco Society 144 Custom Built Kitchens ""• Syr1cu.. �1st C:l,11reh Bible !study 1ue�ay· t ·pm; SerMr. �udd1ng at Clrele post . Carter Blaine dren q( Ji[r. and Mn. 13ev. Carl· Herring, Pa.tor. Sun- vice m"t� ��7 7 pm; Min- Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Morning . Ohio, the erland Cumb at are 1ptindina: the summer with a taught Middleport service at 1 1 wi�h SPIRIT the day School 9:30 am, Dana Win• istry,,�hoo.l Tbur:ldal 8 p . l year schoo past y &isler, T-Ssl. and Mrs. Bobb Alma. · • hre1'ner, Supt; Wo_ri;hlp ael'Yice at Dllitwllla �� �illftl subject of the lesSOn 11ermon. ' 5868, Rav�wood, W, Va. Union , Loeal Spauhijng •nd family al Mojne, receiv­ have we ' Now .,. text u Golden Yp Christ"; of Crose ''The hen• w Don �•vUle, C��Jt. th 7:30 eafifornia. world, the or spirit Mr. and Mrs. J"ames 'l'bom11 and Fellowlhip 6 p. rn., 'Wed.j, Midweek 1_1:i�� put��- S1111da1 ,Chool cd not the 1 or G�: h whlch spirit the but Wed. Bible Slud):', 7;10 p. m. '9:80 ·i.,m! �f;ijiJ '°1'fll�t 110:30 Homer t'arker 1s employed at . ra�ily were week end guests ofd thell' parenlfl, Mr. and Mn. Fl9y. ua thu� 1.tf■rt' PIHt,. , ll•.. am; Pfl&rlrq Yqutl1-·• 0:'6 pm; that we mi11:ht know the things LIneuter this · week. s and · Mr. and »:rs. Clair Thoma Hubert Sharp, LP.utor. Sdncb.)' EvaneeHsttc aerv� 7:80 pip; Fel- that arr freely given to ua of Mt. of er daughl .Jffl Slawter, Makers oi Holsum.- �iid eveWednesday 2:12. CC\r. I 1 ld God. services orship v low,tilp ser ice Wedrie 11 :30 i,chool19:30 am; w and W:ra. Hiram Slawter is a sur- taylo_r. Karen and James Thomas ' Pomeroy's Budget Shopeing Center welare All 8:00. at service nine rem.11,med tor a -longer visit. Sdn.i:t.ar evening at 7:30. prq ' gicil patient at Hol:r.er 1-iosrutal . ef ttt. NmreM, Chvrch MiM11Hrt Church of � N•• come. of daughter th, Longstre Leta Mrs. Faye Palmer, who recently The: HNtt, M.thoclld Church, a. syracUse, Rev. Harold Holme1, 111,.,.. ·sdnday school, Mr. and Mn. K. F. Longstreth of was employed in Mansfield, is vis­ iJi• . pa&tor, , ,."=30 -•· m. Raymon K:onkrigbt, / pastor. Sunday. school 9:30 am; m.; morning_ wortblp, 10 Lana,ville underwent an app�n• iting her IIOJI, Mr. and Mr8. Fred .1; M'V1K:! 1 ayer vine worlhlp 10!30 am; "Ruin 'and o1U, 11,n, y1 .,;,. '\"' 7130 P, m. ii;: n '"-t t-" Even a 1erV·1.i... MornI I\& ,rorsh 1p ·'1"' deetomy at Holzer HOJiJll.11 t�i� George and eons. rig 1rtd Bible 1l11dy Wednes- Redemption". ChurCh scboo1 D:30 , 6:lt() pm; •�vaiti;1i�c •erv·1cos at meet� Support the Church of Your Choice You Sunday with h week. Churc to ne Someo Take Mn. Muriel Fol.ey is home from on p. m. Jack Bechtle, Supt·, OHiclal Board 7 :30 pm: · Wednesday 7:.i•o prayer day 1 :....., , llr� and Mn. Charles Simpkins Holzer Hospital where she Was a Pomoro st evenine ,Sunday" Stroet next Pomeroy Main meet W eol will bo q'r 1\1"41lY N"°"'I ••,tlit--Su�d•y �hoot · meetlpa:; Pr,yer Pho•• WY-2,%844 vlsiled the past week with his sis­ surgieal patient ror two weelts. She 7:30 Pm; �isslnnaTY •vh;e il � D:3Q -a . ,m.; w�rf.hlp, n 1. m. pray- the church at 7:30. Mra. Nettie Ward, Tatwell, Va. will be re-admitted again during ter. Flnt llaptl1t ChUri:h, Pomeroy, at 7 :30 er aervt�, WecwJl!daY 7 p. m. 3rd TUesday of the JllDl'.llJI Mr. and Mn. John Folan of Lon­ August. ·' . . dillr,inNr -�"ltt - . Sundiy Ralph C. Zundel, pastor. Willi11m pm. · Oblo, and Mr. and Mrs Che.11don. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Wise. Jane combln:15 l l G:30Supt. Watson, Mornliil wonhlp, 9:SO. end ffhOOI week were teer Folan. Xenia, Chwrdt .t �ildraei, and John, Mrs.; Minti Wl1e and Mrs. ed service of worship and . study. ' Bank) parents, Mr. and Maude RawHnp attended the tbeir dly of guests Frien Unloi A,yes. Po ,ror, � • 11! lQ;J& (The Mldcll eport ut Strei sent.lion or ''The 81pllst ,Tu, 157 Waln I 'F.J."f �Id-S nday O� · • Cox, p_as{or_. Sun�, . $aihoo' Mn. Wm. Fol�n. t'·®l 'it' ' '-�1<t' Tucker, Reunion at the Old Dexter \l Sun, �ee Advance" by memben of Int h M:..c · m. sc a. •t Middleport 001)1:li) � Mr. and Mn. William Blake and Church SUnday. JfornUiio • Wors¥.fP.' v�:•t•~ - dll"' i... lO Jun• and Nurtery e, committe • .11;. J � the • m. , ·a: family of Hysell Run have moved 0,45 l!i,onlDJ -IIOI;, -i ...,. Mr. and Mrs. Cart li!Orris. Jim , ,Ha,.....,,1)111• P1Ntirttr.fa" - lor church lor chlldfen. also bap to the Hysell property on Salem St. er � Ulffl: -Th�.:.; 1).lt. ill. ,. at meeting , .Mark, were weekend viaiton and Youth Hou:. of Pra,;.;,v "Chitfar. 'rf�·· Sundy �901 W, ,If- �- V{YF '1 tiamal service; I Mn. Hattie MeKem:le has return­ of Mr. and Mrs. Carl benlson of reception :SO 7 Wedne,day 6:30; ■• . Ed- pm aKd '1iible dud:, every Tue ed from Athens where she helped l Country Church jn Town). Mldd •UI �nl« for Rev. and Hrt. Boone, care for her silter, Mrs. Emma Wheeling. mond Life, pastor. Sunday 4C'1ool �fF' Women's :30 . Thui'ldsy '1 dlfport; . Mr. and Mr,;. C1lvin :sprow.e and t n• t .,. , Ww : su,t. , _ H•nJ�g. • Earl,Bo , � 9;30 tm· f p: cy Agen reen , i! Walg Society ary G Your MiuloQ " 1 JO were week end guests or her family � 1eb'°l Mn. Ethel Snowden visited , 11 ti1,1 .t i' •or' Cadlllac-Oldsmobiie,Ramhler h , MIM.,-rt ist, ...-, ;t Ch ef r Ch11rch · :tim Mrs. Adron Bush, Colum• · , pm , , and ' ·,: Mr. I Snowden am; Harry -• Mn. . · se , � and '1.' Mr. • .On. ,,_ t: Phone WY-2.ZS16 Pomerot , Pomenrr , "•lrvlew Church, a..,, lmed Wedne1c:t,y Bible lludy ,7: pm. Fred J. Gardller, J.linlfler. D:30 Da1f!d, end newborn son, M.l�ha@I, bull. They went to visit their St W, !lllln• i4z daughter, Betty Jane, who is • RuttaNI ChuNh -, tM•N-.IINH Bible School R. C. Steffy", Supt, ' '' Sllllday at Pt. Pleasant. Thoma.a. p11tor. Sunday school ,at subject worabip Mornlni 10:30 Mbndng pati�nt In Children'I Hoi'pital. Ar• am. · 1ehoo Canton lo -Sund•,went rbert lt,ou•"', ..Gern1an b Bo Jt• L S • I·.- am ' Eve7:80 Theel''· , Bettlte To "0 , ' U. � •�11 � thur Sprouse of M�tcoal. W. V•. • prac­ ge in •• p ' •1· 10 where he will participate pr1ye1 se l'H Wodretdt1, ,:00 WON1111 � Oreat "Some Subject aervlce. ing ning Heat "11,nper & also went. game · ldweek bing pm football 1:ffl . Plum vice All•Ohio '1:30; Prop the tor tlce J. P, Joachim, '-l preacMni Sanda1, 1:1�ht ' 7·SO Prayer Wed. . Decisions" 7:45 pm. •Y Wednee: terYlte sun, metting 1. Auguat peopiea /ouna: p , m, . 81.•Mlddlepori-Ph. WY•!-!SSO BIRTM ANNOUNCID �•1"'1'111• !;.he,n ChrJ,ff•ir meellnf ond Bible otudy, 11n. iBerth1 La11her, Mi111 Etna d 1 6 45 ... , -... _ , . r Phone WY-1-!057 , Gal'dnl! Mlcfdll...,+ ; Church, l\lld ptJet .. Pll'lt dl Mra. lArry Smith, Pome and Mr. at­ am. . n Wonhip •:30 eport Chipma school Bible Ethl!I Mn. Churchr. ociftt �,_fAlih ' Mt;trnfog pastor: Boone, Donald ,1 are •nnoundflg tile Route •�d roy the Helen tended the funeral of llliu Rev. w. H. Slnbsb1ugh, palt'or aent<:,e1 10:30' IIJll,Oq; M Is "Thia m. Y �10:15 1 Wor,bip. o! . birth . 7 lb. lf oz, daughter, Jll't Sunday fo ille, Sundi11 h and Wilkesv at i:30 D1Yil · Lautt! Cliff: Su!iday stbool m. p. service, 7:39 Eveninl Body." 18 at l\ufp <.entt­ Ch....._ Juli C itf Gardner Frld4,, llurdai' Everett • DMn. De+tr and : mee.t ar. CJ•ss , Supt; am Phil Wiae 1 Finance . Chln1e.' 1 Overtaktt1 has ,betln n1m:d Bulk es, "An Sbe, on Novelti Hospitil. al., called Slices, t·30 e _ d '" 1 4 . ••achlhi hn Byesvill 1nd. tamlly bf F�aturlng·De,corate �I 10;30 •m, Wm, B1lle In Bibi 1 evenfollowlftg arents 'ato meet.a e 'Grandp • Committe l,,il Sunday !(,illy [{t third r, nr'�f tthe Gatdne y!n m , .� · o Etna s· . 10· . ' aunt, Evany �a pm;, • !, " ltb,�, !tMV ,entcea 7 ' , 444 eqt, P, ., WY-2-5 t,e Smith, 1.av "•• 1 ce; W • � hone .erv Jhg fll\l = Mr 1 •f�riioon Sund1y Phone WY•Z-3718 iat-c aervIce, •, :80 pm; Pr•v,.r , Mlddlepot1 KL ,1 , geI·•, ,a...., ' Chlin:h If dttj.t _ .ceptJon tor ml�·tater ind fa� call� s:,., .,, � f ,Columbu at .8all a,mon• W Ii'. ·� · �•M!N ,7: :JO Ml· � . 1111>J. . -� �:JI!, ,qi;,, l!!'l'!hlp Tl\ura., 8:IO , p. •m, ·\)olioit , ule . 1, _,;_;.•a. ---"" on· Kr. and lln. Roy sn'owdea. 11,-, �-. • • •i,. , ... ._.,.,.....,... �---' . ------------a • J> .p,., �.,·,� ;,,,., � e 'part;. ·· ... .;; l,.t , . ,enlCtt lo:IO 1111·,· Yobth , r.un-. • CIIN eona rout; 1't rowJd UI..,. . stii,Ulba . IL Rev w. . � • ·.Cliffl t� was working toward a fixed goal. --.,.----7'----­ -- ' By Roy L Sm[th The religion of the ancient Hebrews was distinguished from the Teliglon, of the Babylonians, Assyrians, Egyptians and other peoples of antiquity by at least one great maJor fact. In some respects Marduk, lshtar and Baal bore strong resem­ blances to Yahweh b,Jt in at least one respect the Hebrew faith was radically dilferent from itllything _else in the world. The faith that Moses implanted in the mmds and upon the hearts of the fleeing Israelites declared that there was a p�an which operat�d in history, a-nd that tbe life of all mankind J In the National League, the Pi­ ratl's incre11sed lheir lead to four games by healing the Giants 1-0 the Braves climbed baek into sec­ ond place wlth a 10-2 win over the Cubs, and the Reds snapped the Cardinals ' seven-game win­ ning streak, 3-0. Rain washed out the Dodgers-PhlllieJI' ean:ie. dne of Dykes' old Detroit play­ ers, Red Wilson, helped the In­ dians ha!t it five•game winning streak by the fjrillles. With the score tied 3-31-'wilson opened the seventh innine with a double, moved to third on a sacrifice and sco:rcd the winning run 011 John­ ny temple'.!! squeese bunt. I Picnic .4t Forest Run Dale Smith, PNlsldent, opened with devotlom. A short bu1lne11 eea1lon • w11 held. The travellna; priu 1do­ nated by Mn. Karl Grue.er wa, awarded to Mra. llichal'd CampbeU. Gamu wtre plQ'N and priae1 awarded to Mn. Sin.Ith, Mn. Kel• 1r, Mn. Araanda Kaapar and Mr■• Rollin Burhs. Rom�·1p,1�e ice ere1m and cab 'lft1'1 � by the hotteue■ to tho,e nained above and Mrs., IfW• rence Lanpln:a, Misses Lena · and Thelma Grueaer, Mn. Geoqe HelnN, Milt Bernice Ann DW'lt, :11rs. WIiiiam KJlllnaer, MrL Ray Seld•�•l>el, iln. Delbert 111"1, stein ,tpld �- Grueaer and W1,­ llam lllnell. - -,, . SUNDAY SCHOOL LltSSON OF THE WE!ilf ' Change Of Uniforms Helped llvk Th h N G d W · L. �- •68 Pit::u�;:•od : :� '<Hwaukee Louis Sl. !WI 45 . !IM 4 � Los A.nceles ll3 44 .MB 5 ½: San Francisco Ciol'innati 181 ,�L _.;::: • • Philadelphia 10 71 4._1 80 a. = _ Ctiic•go ,_ uo:., .S80 w• F,rWay Nlfkt'1 '9:esulh Plthburfh 1 S.rr Fre,w:,aeo O Clnclnutl 1 St. l,.oui1, I Mll,..l'kN 10 Chlc•fD 2 Pt.Ha., Pftd. rain Lo• Aft911I" at,.� Plti:htr, S..turtllr't LN A,..._ •• ,._,w.,hl• ni,iu WHli■rM (11-S) n 17.101. S.n Frandac. at piltblM,rpM rlichal '3-i l ,._ L■w 11 4-5 ). Chic■s,o •t "'""f•Jfkff _ ffobbl• (10-1 4 ) ¥1 PtUr� 1•11. C incinnati 1t St, Loul1 _ Maloney (0-2) v•�Brogllo (12-5). 5u"day'1 Gfme1 Chicago •t Milw11uk.. Cincinnetl at St. L0\111 2 �,,_ Franci1co at Plffaburvh 2 Loa A.rite.., •• PhH1del phla 2 AMERIC AN L EAGUE w. L. Pct. GB 57 40 .588 New York Chicago 57 45 .!579 2½ Baltimore �7 48 .W 3 ClcveJend 51 48 .526 6 49 50 .490 9 WuhJngton 45 J3 .<Mi9 12½ Detroit Bo.don 42 !>7 .flt 16 38 69 .392 19 Kansas City Frld1y Nieht't ...ulb Walhlnfton 6 Ch:a,o 1 OIMelaad 4 D.U-1...-. I &ottM 4 o.trolt 2 Ill.. Yori!; 4 f;lty 3 ��Yrtl�y•, Pr�b.le l'ltchl-n W11hintton ,t Chicago - Stobbs (8-:Z) vs Sc;ora i2-5), Bo.ton pt O.trelt _ F. Sullivan (3-}2) "• Mo�,1 (8-1). 8&1timoro •t Clel(tluNI - Brown (7� vs Perry (12'-5). I New York 1t M:•1¥11 City (night) -Short 12-4) v1 Hill (6-7). I S ke Beh• d Kniwht At }32 Williamson 1� p,.,. ,...,..t1... I F' tef'Waid Before you buy, we'll 11how YOU why! Phone us lotloy for • tree 1urvey. In S'J'ANDINGS Gary Stotµrt,, 12-yea,-old rigbthander or the Midd leport Little League All-Stanj p,9t bis team into an ear ly season " classic" next Monday evening at 8:30 in the Wellston tour. nament with a 7-'J, no-hit, no-run victory over Clay Township -· of near PortsmoUth. The clessie next week will be lor Clay 11:nd shut Middleport out Wi�h the Pomeroy Trojan, 6-2 •I bat as Woody CaU rotated a winners over Coelton Thu , total of 17 aU-slars through bis and along with the . Chlllko �e batting order and de!eose p-Ot,i­ Merchants, t,11pped as one of tions. "teams to watch." Altien fanned five in three The Clay boy1 never put en• innings, walked one; Goad fanned oueh wood on 11ny of Stobart·11 six, walked · two, committed one curving stuff to w.:1rrant being balk. c.alled a hit. He fanned an eyen dozen, gut four outs on Infield I In the Gallipolis Nationals rollers, 11nd two lofty hles Wfre game against Wellston last ni ght taken in the outer pa �fy rea. �to- GaHipolis won 2-1. The winner will pity th� win­ bart walked four, n�v·er m:j)l'f than one In an innilic. �o ner between the Trojans and mulls on routit1e ground . balh Middleport, August 9 al 8:30 pm. P't: two lay �a.tters P-JI, �ae., Cla)' . . . . . 000 000-0 0 3 .,..eanw h�lle, M1ddle t ' ba ttel'1 Midd leport 142 OOx-7 7 2 IOP,j( qff qJ1 starter ;le.,_, 4 and How• Goad (LPJ, Altier, Bddf Moor-' _ was 111' e J3fJ the ard. Stobart 11nci J. Johnson. short.stop·a bQb.ble, J,im Johnson and Bruq! W,al�ce •f�ed . JWp,­ ly to ritht, Stohart fiied .deep to IDS J8 center, Moore scoring after the catch. 811R SLIMMING DOWN WINOOSKI, Vt ., UPI- HClSf'Y Grlei, mammoth ti foot, 5 im·h tackle of the New York Footb:.ill Gbints, says he's sure h1•'ll be dewn to his 2HO-pound playing wei1:ht when thP Nal imrnl F·ooi­ ball League sf'ason starts. ltm1P y'� eonfidenl be<'.iuse hc't1 tllken off 10 pounds during · ·su1111rwr train­ �•" and already is down to 200 i1nd duct 1yatem11 _ _ , =-· d)'; I . Wfilis ANTHONY ffl !Jntioln . lUP1tlMI ICE CREAM CO. • • • STARK DRUGS , IIOMI UUNDiY co. . - -- -Y CO. J:'!Rt\>J,, . i I / �' . . . - �- .. . ...... ._Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 6, 1960 •• • I• -- --- FOH IU:NT---Com,1eteJy renuvat­ ed 3rd floor �partment over the Stiffler Shve Store on Court �l, m Pomeroy. Lar&e living room, 2 bedrooms, with closets, large waJk1n hall closet , dining roum, kitchen, bath and ulllity ruorn Newly firuahed hardwood t luors, gaa wa,1,J f urnace, elec­ lrit· hot water tan.It. Kitchen h.i:. builHn cab•neLii. 3rd floor purch overlook.,n.e: Court St. !'hone WY 2·2080. 3·2-tc /-or ::io le .!. ';I 1 t..;AIWt:N I USt:IJ tr,u:11m aud mow- ' J ( fluor. One lar�e 18 :r. 22 t\, room wllh adJoimng !Z ). 12 ft. rOom 011e JO ,c 18 fronl room. All m· wly parntcd Willi uew . rloor covering�. Phone W Y 2-2080. 8-:.!-I (c I . -- - -·--- f I Ht:NT-Tt.ree oflice rooru I1 Funo�er Sllfiler Shoe Store on 'ourt St., ln Pomero)', second ers. 1-totary mower bladl!s sh <1 rpenetl. <..:uswm muw1JJg .11ud plowing. S 1 . El•: PING roon1� close in town. OkAVELY TRACTOR 8-3-tltp l :l7 Butternut Ave Sales ;ind i)erv11.:t! 512 t. M111n St. ,i e �wve a complete Po meroy no w l'honc WY 2- :.!1175. (ltAVtiL SEN.V ICE. H you ar- e $20. Richard SMALL HOUSE 7-:.:1-lf� coina to ,Ill y foreign country _ __ _ _ l-'1sher, Cc1ve Sl., Pumeroy. Call WY 2-3537. or anywhere in th� U. S. give 1 M�lCAi-l TOMATVtS lar�c µmk 8-6-6tp Lh1ck meated :,:l:y l>l"cdcr most -ua a call. N(\ service charge, nt delicious flavor which IS really ei.Lru. TAW N E Y STUDIOS. f2,i t!1cm l!SJ1ctrnll)' __ ___ what SE:Jls Gallipolia, 1 8ecoud A�cnue, _ _____ . adapted for h 1 >!e _ .sl1t·111i,:. .f �one GI 6- HH5 or G I 6-1243. \\r'ANTJ,� IJ TI IHEE lit?-ies, two cond hou�� cc1st ( roru sdiuol 1•:l:Mfc part l1111c,_ uric full time. Part ____ house 1n .Syracuse. W m . l lolme.s lime earn1nga up to $30 per THE MEIG·s- Co. fOX Huritci·s I week. J'ho11c WW 2-5:iUI !or per 1 8-:t-Uc will hold a Ihm shoot Su11d.iy sunal interview. Car necessary. ,-t Bc1ld Knobs. I P. M, s-,-,1c ICE CHEAM cON Es �� J0- L 5 rcnls. 8-6- J tc -,,-., - -- - - · - --- 1 J ilC k8 ).111ry B.ir, Midd I c1iu1·t. I - -- ---- -----I WJLL NOT be ru11unsivli: tur 3·2-tih: any debta l'Onthcted by a11yu11c other th.an my.self. GAS, Jo' UJ::L UlL and coal fur. WOOted (Signed) John T. .f,' iaher n.tct!S, C111l !o:' lree C:.llnlaLes. Aadrcs11 15 28 Nye Ave., 1''oreman & Abboll M1ddlcpurl. WANTED PAINTING interior and Pomeroy, Uhiu. 6-JU-tA: t•:icterior, also roofs repaired S.5-3tc painted. Phone evenings and '49 FORD-Ferguson T HAL'TOII. . l'II 7-2308. 8-6-6tp , J WILL NOT be reHpons1ble lor New re11r lires ;llld plows. ! 'how.! .! ID)' de-bt• coulral· ted by llll)'U/II! I Vlklng 3·2 7J . (tl) J , til11 (20 ! ----tither U:11n myself. AUCT ION (Signed) Leonard V11n Metd, Address 1 1� �llenezer St. , SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 3, 19&0 APAni'MENTS - .'f'urrullhed and Unturrilshed. McMaaten, Middle T :00 P. M. Pomeroy, Ohio. port. Phone WY 2-2082, 2 S ti ld m . have I rnov• ,111d houw my 8-IS-3lc ---� - · ing out of the stale uud w : 1 1 sell MUELLER FUltNACIS, WESTING ROUND AND SQUI\Ht: DANCE at auction uu the t 11 w11 in t he rcur HOUSE appll■nc.._ Arnold Bro­ S1llurday night, August 6 fr,1'.n of the SIIUMWA'V GHEEN I I OUSE therl-, S-,racuM, Ohio. Phon• 9:30 to 12:30 ill Pomeroy MooMe on State Route 124 Ill !:iyrat·ust•, WY2♦184. 11-1 1.+I Lod.11:e. All Moose members iind Ohio, the followin g hous(•hu ld friend1. 8-e-Jtp furnishlng11: AIR (;(1.NDITIONlN'G , REFRlGER­ Hcfrigeratur, !lot F'rlgid11irc aliun service Jack's Refrigera• Point Hange (electriC' J, G. K Au· lion. New Haven, }'boDe TU2tomalic washer, (.;as J lratcrs, nun 3537, 8-23- U IOlJ N D LARG E black hound _ l'an t-"ylre Dining Huom Su1Lc, tl o-..,ne r can hit1VC su me by �IIY - t: hai n ,11•1CTION I• , Ant iq ue Love .Seal, Cher ry In& for ad 61 nd keep. Ot1t1 Mar- 1'able, Philco Air CumJitiont•r ( I Complet• ,.,.,let. lloJlu w, Hock Ton / , 4 pc. Bedro om :,iuitc rf!l, Grueaer Crltt 8rffftint [M uSprings. 8-�c hosony), Marble to11 ch t •ht, Sct·Phan• or Contact W,tte, __ _ _ ticmal Bookcase t 3 Jl� i, (. ' offce A. C. BRADrORi>, R1cl'1a, Ohl.. U tO O 'l'ahle, Hug ,rnd Pad Olx l2), 1<;11 " - Lric Huffy Lawn Mowt'r . l(f'.sluur- · _\,.;. ,._ CI_ -_,. - ant t�pe table, Work Tahlc, China AII Mlhff ••• Mo.Mis (GoodJ, Elcdrk Ht�,, tcr , Clo.set IIJla U,OPOL'1AH MoTOllll Wrillns Desk, Olhcr Ch11i1·.s, .St•WIt. Matft .... tou-606 inll C'11rl, Large Wall Mirror, • ·I· , -,, L11rlle Window 1"1111, (hid Ut· tl, __ _ ---cc-.:: 1 880 MODEL A t·urd Cou 1,c. Lllmps, Music Cuh1rw1, !:itaud� . Sound body, motor, overhauled Throw Ru1:s, IJi�hcs (�on1t• im11orl­ Le�lie lloJfma n , Lan �s vllle, ed) 1111d 11111tcl'llarwous ilt•IHs. llefo1e 9:30 A.M. John (;11morc, Ohio, l'hone S H 2-44!'12. 8-6-atc Mlddfe11ort W Y•2-264t owner. Pomeror WY -2-H95 Not re1ponslbla for •c;c;i d ents (8) l<AUT1 Fl,IO ITORI TcrmM: Cash. At (tt..ttr tU FORD I I,, 1'0N Truck. All Sule t·onduc1cd IJy 11HAIWOIW '(1,111:... S-2141 new t1re11 1111d motor. Good i.:on- A UCTION CO, lfoc1rn:, Ohio. HAMILL HIIVICI , rATIOH dUJon. Phone A . N, Bengel, AUl:TIONEEH; Crill Urudfortl. ano,. ,:00 A.M. WY2-34172. 3-4-3tc I Sulc l\hnager: A . C. llrudford. Albany USS tJ-tHlk ---1905 BUJC K Roard:naster 19YIJ. livery Day Soni.., 4 Door 8ed&n, Buick '• finest 60,000 L!TU Clrculalit1g l lcull'f, and best. Thia or1c'1 had lhe lllltomalic lhermo�lal u11d Ion. Phone WY 2-2litl l . llnetl care. We c111n proudly B-ff<Hp - - - ---, refer you lo It• ono ownur. llllllltn11n, l'omcruy. 8-1'-dtc CANNING or Crcczcr sweet corn. COM�Ll!TE U,SURANCI PRO gnen l>e11ns. lnqulfc IJ. W. tect1on, Lite, A ute1 Fire, Pollo. Uhodc1 t' 11rm, Porthwd, Ohio. lW PONTIAC VS $700. 2 Door lillll1, lllddltpor� c,11 Don 3-:l:-6tc Q�l, Sedan and Hud 1'0J). Choice of I &wo rlne1 cara at th 111 pr ke. C _ ANN IN _O mT_ ,o_ ,..,-$ 1 . Uo " ;r 8-II-Otc Blaettnan, Pomeroy. bu1hel. Victor Swain, Hacme, Ohio, H-4-J111 Slt:VrN HOOM hou11e, cellar, 2 11164 OLDSMOBIL E va $365 2 Dqor Scdrn. Spol l uq two toue SOR lotM, near Grade School and REL MAHI': 1 0 yc1tr� old, ♦ IJ'Hn fimih. U)'dram■tlc. BlietHigh School. Pearle tt)'lflli, Rut• rt1bher Also sound. JO{)(} wela;ht tnara, Pomeroy. 3-11-6\c Ohio. land, 8-2-6tp Llred wuori Cili1nmcc Kochler, Tuppen B Plains, Ohto. -4-3tp 1008 CHEVROLt:T Va Bel r\ lr GOOD nvE ROOM HOUSE, 2 f l,ON. 4 Dl)Or Scd 1i n. Wor th tili: aeru nuar Cheater, newly paint­ NERAL ELECTH!C H.Bl"UIG EH­ much more. A beaullful c..r. ed, roofed, landscaped, 11rden, A'l'O!l.S. Ouc, 8 cu. rt., unc JO cu. Blaetlnan, Pomeroy. 8·3-mc truck space, ■mall creek, 100 It. Eacellen\ eond1tion. Call ynrdM from ea, line. chicken WY 2-4'88f. . 8 4 3tp lNi PL\'idOUTH. Norbert Neutz• ___ house, outbulldln11. Ideal tor llnJ, Peacock Ave., Pomeroy. IPINIT PIANO working man who w1ntl to live e • 3tc Wanted: Ro1po11gJble 1mrty lo out. Perteet /or cbUdren. See take over low monthly 11aymontM Harold Hawk, Cheater, Ohio. on I Spine, piano. l' u1 ho seen 8-2�lc Phone YUkon S-2075. 1\liim1�er, )'edit <., Wrlto l0t:!11ly, USl!D 2 ll P. MITCHELL AIR Uf-llCI E. Bro11d SL, t:olumht18, '"OR SALE, FIVE ROOII HOUSE Conditioner. Ph. WY2-S87•. with bath, nlce loc■tion. Melvin Ohio. 8-4-tltc 8 I 8tp ___ Hood, 1 1 1 Locu,t SL,, Pomeroy. (8) I, 30tp HOSPITAL <BED t:OMPLE':'E. Uke FOR SALE PAHKElt ltc�lnurnnt, Pomer(l)' , Present ownl' l' B ¼ hew. Call WY 2-3613. year. lf intcrea,ted call 1 11 pcr­ (8) 1, 6tp aon. 8 - 4-3tp .A. X. C. l'ekln;:o,e puppiea, 111 , colon,. Mu. W. W. C.:111, 732 l>ON'T PUMP your �1u�1:ish 11ep Sep, II Klean-1.:m-A Get tank. Uc 5)'(:•morc, Mlddleporl · 8·3-6lc tic Tank Clcuwr. (:m1ra11 Leed. MI DDLIPORT - 6, room frame, bath, S bcdrooma, good lot1tlt1n Lludmark Storr, l'0111cro)'. Only $llft00 00. a.,. :JOtc POMIROY:::.:.1000.00 down P•Y· TWO NEW laq;c t11rpaulin.s, .! mcnl, t41 , 78 montbly will buy Hcasonable. uaod t�rp11ulln1t. 7-roc�n tramti, bath, )1r1e Jot, Stanle)' (ilbb1, Ht. :.!, LonK llot , i:ood loc1t1on, 8-4·31 p LUBRICATION ITATION-Equlp, Lum. ment, 6 room ft,me, � bath, \01 l60xlr,Q pr0Ut1ble, one � � man operation. $15,000.00. lltlO IOATI ANO MOTOR, JI.I A.LBIRT M. COX, l1ltlffllln M'l4' • 111hll• thtt fut. Mfltr• "'9119 WY 2-2220 11011 '229 ,.ur111 ...._,.._ 600 I, �Ill l-6-3tc WV i-tuo It,. PMNNf. llhen• WV•'aJIIO 1 1-M-lfo Roadmuter t Door lpotletll lnterlor, hory ind lllht oeen (inlth, ntw Urea, FOUR ROOM house Rulland Town power lt.eerlng and bnke1, win• 1hlp, Phone l'urner 2-347�. TWO YEAR old 111dcll1 bone. Bay , dowl and II way INit. Factory 8-6,fttp Stallion for t?ade or Ille. G, A. • eondlUoned.. Truly • luICUI')' 8-2•6\J) Deem, R1clne, 4tt1 a budpt price. ==-:: I °aowUNG-TITL1sr1 M IT .ASHLAf'iD OIL h1■ first chm1 two BROOKLYN, N, Y., UPJ,...Paul b■y••ervlce 1l1llon In New lla • K1,dba1a of Clevl!lland, Ohio, and ven, w. Va. Porcelain flnl,h Vln" �C!el o{ Trenton, N. J., tile re,t room av1llable now, wlll meet for the flnt lime alnce Good community locatlon. Lota winnlpc tbe American Bowlln1 of hlabway Lraffic. Some Invest­ Con1ret1 tinJle■ and ,11..venb ment HQUI.Nd. El.cellent oppor• champlon1hlp1 tonlcht when they llllllty lor rllht part,. c,n duh on i.•lor 1MCu1, Bowllnl ovor WOii-TV, � WY 241,U. ' ' I I�c- 1 I '' ' ' ·c-:-=== ■ S I es 1 �- I i .r-� 'HE THREW AT MY HEAD,' waa the ex.cue from Cincinnati'• Bllly Ma.run for walking out to the mound a.t Wrigley field and 1lugglng the Chlcago Cuba' Jim Brewer. The blow In­ jured Bri!wer'• eye, put him out of aotlon for II month, Ne,tt chapter lll the baUle 1tory might be written by NatlonlU Leae-11fl Preatdent Warren Gile■. ----- l{lVEH REP()RT / , / ( 2. 1 ) Rea I !:state, ----------- - --------For Sa le----- ----- --- --- --=-c-·- - ·------ (90 > Marine Suppl ie� -- 1 0-Far Sal• or Rent ----------- ·, 24--o for Sale pr frade --- -----,,-- 1 3 1 For Lease $1 795 , . u.at, ■ 'I' I TELE V ISION GU I D& 1-;, POI-SID-Richard M, Nlxon trlea "two-finger" pol at a ft!a■t tn hi• honor near Hllo while campalpln& on the 1il&11d or liawatL GT A•k• To Serve Three More Areus COLUMBUS UPI-The General Telephone Cu. Friday asked the state Publlc Utilities Commiuion /or aulhurily to sen-c certain areas of Munroe, Wnshington and Noble counties. The urea Is now served by sev­ en smaller companies which 1 he PUC said lsll year were not 111.ile to furniah adequate scrvke to their customer■. Legal Notices LIGAL NOl'ICE ,Bids will be received by the Board or County Commiulonera of Mt"igs Counly, Ohlo, at the oHlce of said IKlard Pomeroy, Ohio, up unlil 12:po o'clock noon, August I�. 1000 for one year st1pply or un­ lrcutcd !lokcr c1>at (pritc al tipple) also for one year supply of lump '(Olli del ivered , at Court House and Jal! . .S�paratc Blds lo be submltted. Board of Cqmmlssioncrs reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Bo11rd of County Comtniuionort Meli• County, Ohio By Sharon Boyles, Ch!rk (8) 6, 8, 1 1, 3ttl t.P•1nl Noffcp NOTICE o• APPOINTMENT CHe N-. 11,415 •data of Gerti• M. Recliwtll Dect1Md Notice ts hereby glven that Alke Marie Kina, whose Post -Of• rim ftddress IB Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. l , hA� been duly appointed F.Xl;!CU· trlx of lhc Eatatt or Gertie M , Rockwell, dtteaaed, late of Bed­ ford Township, 1 Meia:s county, Ohio. Dated t11is 4th day of Au1uat. 1960. F. H. 0'2RIEN Judie of the Prohate Cq\&11 Keip County, Ohio ate (8.1 e. 13, • ao, Ohio Rh,.., Boah: °'wn bound : Lock Ill, Ouachita 7 am 0-3; Lock 17 Southern 7 : 16 am, 0- l l ; Lock 1 8 Indiana 9 : 33 11111 1 �- I ; Lock 20 Tri-Stale 8 : 65 am, HI; Lock 2 1 Jane T 9:30 am, 4-1 ; Lock 23 Elger Cliff 12: 13 pm 2-0; Charles R. Stephenson !5 pm, 20-0; C. V· Horner 10:30 pm, 2-0 ; Aliquippa 1 1 pm, 0-1 1 ; Irene Chot!n l�:30 pm S•l ; Atlae 12:215 am 5-0. Upoctuncl: Galllroll11, James R. Hine• 8:10 a m 2·0; Lock 3P Aitec 0 : 10 •m 2-0; Lock 23 Beaver 9 pm 0. 1 ; Lucy Jane Lucus 6:M Kanawha River Boals: Marmet, Jerry 801.worth down 4:40 am � Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Diehl and IOIUI 1 of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mra. Roger Archer and son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer and Mr. and Mn. Charlea Hiser and sons all of Columbus attended the R us■ell 1 reunion which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed R)Jssell of Bradbury, July 31. 1· Miss Carolyn Smith 111 I n the Melgs Ge11eral Ho1pital recuper­ aling after an appendectomy. · 4:00 4:30 6:00 6:30 ' :45 6:55 '7:00 7:30 1:30 9:00 9:30 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 11:15 I :00 FAREWILL P�ATY HILD I Mr. and Mn. Clyde VanCooney of Bailey Run entertained •with 1 · farewell party for their 10n John I who I� leavins for the Navy. Those present were Sharon and Mildred M•rtin, Albany; Sharon and Bobbie VanCooney, Harry and Tony Hendricks, David, Reed, Dale and Leonard Roush, Ronnie Hanson, Sonny Kn&pp, Larry Maye, Johnnie Jobnaon, Janice Thomas and three friends from Columbu1, Margarel · FA.wards, Charoletle 'Ilaylor, Nor• Bobo, Mr . .and Mrs. M. M. Stone, Woodie Bill and Joan VanCooney and the honored gue1t The evening w11 spent playing games. later • marshmallow and PIANOS DIVIDINDS ANNOUNCE D KaiHr Alum lnum & Chemical Corporation Directors today de­ clared a quarterly dividend of 22',la c:enta per sh11.re on the cor• p0ntlon'a c0mm-on !St()(k. The dl­ vld�nd 11 p.ayable A11gust 31, 1960, to lltockholders of record August Iii, 1960. IV E"•lyn lrlc1cl" Miss Janet Caldwell attended youth cam p at Lancaster last week. Mrs. Roland Torrence left on Thursday for Lincoln, Neb., to viail her son Mr. and Mrs.. Jack' Torrence and children. The Torrences have a baby boy born · 1aat May and another child. Mr■. Guy BoggeH was taken to Meigs General Hospital Sunday suffering a heart condition. Mr. ind Mrs, Dale Hart of Athens were Thunday guests 1>f her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vi■let. Mr. and Mrs. John FurniS! and, family o! Marion 1pent the week end here with her mother Mrt, Lucy Kim and ions. Mra. Myrlie Frost 11 1pendin1 a few days 11t VJenna, W. Va., 1 with her d1u1btar Mr. and Mr,. · Emile- 1tJ1tlack. • WURLrrz,:R - I, . Tr 1-■11 7 •' l USED I C E I' All THE la YOU EYER NEED ' .' t of the morning ,you're sure to. ' find bagged lee aplenty bur conveniently localed ' "l 3:80 4:45 15:00 6:.00 7,00 f:30 "t:30 9:00 P·30 ttJ:00 J0,30 11 :00 11:15 . ' • Phone WY-13515 Pomeroy O P T O II I T I I I T . ■- c...t Stnttt,· �.., Offl.e R- l te JI, l ie � {ONe _. N- oa '1'111111.) �,oe AUStar Movie Matinee American Album Dance l"arty Satlirday Movie Spectac.ular Rlabway Patrol Petry Mason Wanted---'D-ead or Allvfl Mr. Lucky HHI Gun, Will Trav.:I GunRnoJrie . Nol For . lilre . 11 O'<loek New, Theater 18 Channel 13 11 :00 Sunday Newt Spedal U:1� Theater 13 Channel 13-Monda) t:00 Re'/. ,Matt!lewa ~ �:80 · ,Amit1e1ri at ,vort: S_,4!1 . Chr!OMan �Cl•••� '10,00 Air FOtct �lil pboolt 1 1,00 Ill& Plctud 11,30 RFD, USA • 12:00 Rev £lwood Olbt» . '•12:Sff Movie i,a1terple� , 4,80i Rey, 'Wi)lor<!· . Wllcoi IS:00. Oral 11: , ;11rti 1 d:301' Face the '.r-,ation , 6,00; FYI 6 ,30', �lelh Cenlury i:;..,1, • ,1 � ti30;, Del)tii1 ,pie Menace ·1 9:CK)• Th• Ed .Sullivan Show r t-:oo . General 'i:tectric Tbea1"l' · 9,30 Al�- Hitc:b"""l l'Nlenll 10:00 Lucy In COnnecticut 1 10:30 What& lly UneT ' . l ,,oo. Lit, ftte\�� ·10,so Canlira a , i vm,it, · �,80 dililil..,. 11,-S.ndai - CBS Newt Capta� �an1aroo 1 Cartoon �eattr Uecember �Ide Video I Love Lucy Clear HoriJomi Love o( ,S..,c:b For To"'....,. �:415 The Gui«nn1 ll1ht, 1:00. Life of Riley 1,30 � the World TllrDi 1,00 Full Cirele · 2180 HoUle' Pai1f 3:00 Th" Mllllonalre ••. 1ft � Vefd!·,t Ji Youn 1100 The lirlthler D.,1:15 The &ttret �• _ � TIie IIQ& />( '!IF • ._. ._� . • '1'fe 119fl ,:1,o ArtllJl!r ,. .i.:.1".her ·'A �' al llle iu l;ilU' 8:00 0:15 9, 10:! ,�, 11 :00 1 1 :30 ti:oo "!! �ul'Ji,i;J: --'\" I t: ;!�-" �• ••- AIIIUIII " �U3 . Jtrol . 7:00 Bl&hwar P ,,soi' The '�bir'De . J'irrell Show 'J!hl9 Texan . 8:30 f �• Bl� · :r"ent ltoull , 9:00 ' ' 939 Splifl ones 1shoW l0:00, New CoDJ,edy Showcase IQ,M ''l'lie bul>oitl 'show ' U:00 N�W:� �\ tt:1, A Looi at lli· Wathc �'15 Tllealer a:oo 1 I I " . :E I• tMPo Daily Program Schedule c,M.ndey • PrlOr) t58 S.lcD On j;CO Guest Star illl: U/i New.1 8: 30 BFD 1:00 Hewe Htadlln11 7 :02 Breatfut Party 7:30 Picll:ena Hardware Show T:C!l Brelltpt Party 8:00 New1 Headlltie, 8:02 ,Sportl Report '1:00 Bre&kfaat l'""J • !:SO N'"1• I:� Brectt.,t Party 1:00 Newj ReadliDN 8:02 �L Part.w 8:30 · Nen _, e,a, -llfaat P■rt; t0:00 '\Coffee Timel0:111 1 hap , tbop 10:30 Ntw■ Headllnet 10!3.I lb.'illnc Devotion,. 10:4, Radio 11,vnmal tt:00 Neu tlluJ:ln.,., • U :02 Col.lDtr, lloe Dotr11 11:U Farm 1'lilil 1 1 :30 Racine au\Bet 12,00 Noon NtWI Hartforcl Skiol . N.ews.,. 0.Viratnl• f Week CjrfM'.on tO ..OLD · RIUNION Mr. and MrS. Harold Bumaamer will be boat, to the M'orri1tun family at their annual fprnll)' n­ 'u nion Sundi}". Au1. 28. Their home la back of Hertford about 4 miles an·4i ctn e�ly be reaeb• ed b�· road froi\i Har\ford or from New H■ven and also by back roads through lhe country from pt, Plea&snt. This reunio,n is held annually on the 4th Shday in Aug , in mem­ ory or Clement Morrislon, one nf Mason Conty's pion('er setllen. His wife wu Catherine LemHters and they had a large family whose descendent& are sc, ttered over a large part of the United States. All per,ions who 1,1re related to this fanilly in anyway are cor• dlally lnvltld to attend 11nd t>rlng friends with them. James M. Crump is president. TdWN COUNCIL 'M�ets The following members of the Council were present al �he r,:­ gular monthly meeting etd m . �\ten• the mayor's office Tuesdt �Ord• lng: Mayor E. J. Crilea; er, Jame, M. Ctum,P.j Courie llneh K. F. Ridenour, Earl ffelcf!t I. W. Gibb:ii 1n,d l>on Smith and Mat­ shall Din ll'®n. Mrs. Earl, tr· e1t111, pre1ident of the lcica, PT wa, �tllf!nt seek• ing aill for p1'111round �qufpmeilt for the School. The recoraef WlllS directed to write the sup"erlnt.en�ent ot lhi! B. 4' 0. R11ilroad to have the 'weeds cut alotJJ the tracks . and s.ee if .tl:).e rJllri>ad w.a! ffi\eruted in ha11lnt cb,pata ll>•d• . i q the crossing In the town. WJ E H Briqs You. n, Up To The Minute Mason Cou nt'·y _ s "ra:w . ..... ft.JI.. a·nfflll o,,mJ • 10 M 11 5 5 AM . A • •. • ....,J 1111 ■ 5 05 p·M : , '· 1 2 :JO I :00 1 :02 J :30 1:30 J:00 3:00 3:02 11:30 3:35 4:00 4:0l 4 · 4:311 5:00 15:0!J. lt'.80 5,SI 15:4& 8:00 �:30 86:32 7;0Q 1:02 7:30 'T:� 8,00 _,. Juat For You New, Headline, J111t for yoq New, • Juat For You Calllnj on Pt. PleaHnt New• Head) lne• Music Go .Round Newa Muaic Go Round • Nen HeadJine1 ltlu4k Go Round Local New, Mllalc Go Jtound Baseball Scores Miu•ie Go Round �e.wa Headline1 lfualc Go Round Complete New, Rtiund-up crow·• Steak }Joule-Sound 9f tbe Kewe Headllnu Evenln¥" Interlude News Headline, Evenlna: Interlude New, Headline, Sundown Serenade Sign 011 ____ _ , .\,_ ,-, , DULl'J , � /,, 1--- _,-- ._____ , I R• FRED LASIWELL THEN HON'S ABOUT A £lllR't NICKEL P oo·, By AL CAPP 'KXJR CARD SA'5 •Qr Y"'-"?AG FZArFEETCJ"F ME, )tXI STVPID /JJO('ff..!.. Mn. . Ralph Keller enlertained with a Tupperw11re P.arty Thursday evening at her home, Long Bott.om, R. D. Following a demonslralion by Mrs. Mickey Williams, 11 number of games were played with prizes 1,u1'11ed the winners. llefreshmenU were 1erved by the H'Osteaa to fannle Adafns, Ethel Qrr, ,Sylvia Coleman, Thelma Orr, Ml,ftha Rose, Mildred Arnolcl, Do�­ \1 ltoeni&, qrace Gumpf, lnt)' New­ ell, Li:tzie Biddle, Thelma case, tet�o Weber, Olive lngraham, Ver­ eta Stout, Elizabeth Duckworth, · Keller, Jeannette Keller, Ro1emr. Floren e Limburger, Mrs. Thur­ man Babcock and Mrs, Max Har­ rah. Tup_ lyr_ _ Pa -ruiare _ pe THEF>l"S SOMETHfN:3 lN>tl.lMMf ,,,..._ l GOING C>f HERC,CHIEF?'! �"-'-, GAbOLINE ALLEY ---------·---- COLLEGE PARK, Md., UPI­ Elton S. (Jack) Jack110n, one-lime bonUB • player with the Philadel­ phia Athletics, has been named head b111eball coach at the Univer 11.ity of Maryland. Jackson, • . who ehtered Maryh1nd in 1954, has been· Hsistatit coach for lhe last two years. Mayol- Crites was directed to go lo Charl•ston to see the State , R-01d CommiHioner about having the road in town repaired. 'f)\ts hetne the time to lay the levy for taxation and the assessed nluation of the part town recent• ly added to the corporation not b�ill& �uded in the valuation it W.Al decided to have a special ineeli111 A.ui. 16th to lay the levy TAl(EII• TO HOSPl:rAL ' Mrs� Mary Ann Khas, oldest resident of town, fell Tuesday and inj..u�! herself so that is was n�e·.-IJ{:t O liP.Y� .' t,Jlt ambulance. tJie liospilal. She is" l�-:e "1i"er • Well �bowh imd It is hope she will recover, soon. Her- brother, John lt.9-Y, died at Steubenville a few w.lllkA · 111jo . . M,r-5'. M:f'"ry Kelly, who has been in ihe �011pltal 'to1 an operation ta lmpr&Vtng an"d expected to come home soon. Mrs, Kelly teach­ es in lhe local school. Janies G ibb1 arlQ family of San Fr•ncisoo, Calit., are visiting rel1t1ve1 here. He ls the son of Er­ vln Gibti.s, local and has been away from the community sev­ erul year■. NM-ICY MINNIE Land 1'ransfers Florence Vlneyard to Clarence W. Sr., and Louella Daley. Pareels, Chester-Or,nge-Oli,e. Gene R. and Edna M. Rice to Bernard V. Fultz, Lot, Midrllt>port. Bernard V. and Belly J. Full, to Gene R. and Edna M. Rice Lot, Middleporl. . Orba E. and John W. Stout to, ,Ava M. Gilkey, Lot No. I, Harrisonville. Arthur and Ethel L. Orr to Ru1tell A. and Samantha Roberts, Hyle Bamolt, Parcels, Cheslet. Cora Bell Bowen', dee., to bnelt Bowen. Cert. for Trans,, , Scip!o. H. Bernard and Fr.a.ncea Krinke ).!' Kenneth E. and E. Jeannii ' I Lot 8, Pomeroy. Gertrude Nelson to Ohio Power Co 3• •• • 0 I , S 1 m Ells;.,orlllO'. �:d �l:d;s L. Edward, to Corbett L. Patterson, Lo'· s tto - · t ii�11111° R� and Rita L. Grate _ to .Ob.lo Power Co., 16.MIA, coal, Salem. HoD111 R. Ind RJta L. Grate to Ohto Power Co., 117.M>A, coal, • The Ot;v Council vot.ed an awrop,:iation /or a barbed 11ire -fencQ. ™re's n�thi119 L can do. TH AT WAS SUCH <;00D NEWS ABOUT YOUR FAMILY 6t.:YIN G- THE ICE CREAM STOR E OH ' I'M SORRY-YOU LOOK LIKE A FRfEN D OF M I N E NAMED MINNIE By ERNIE BIISQMI1Ji:a WHAT 'S WRONG ? I'M 'NOT MINNtE . VEAi-if I-IE STILL (Yltf'T M0VS AHO HE.'O IIIOORV IF I LeFT· HIM RR A SECOND ! 1'rown, U ----- �==�=�-:"!.==����Sa=:l•;m, .. • \ We A1■o Rave . Hu . Chan11el • - Suffllay Channel 13 -Saturday N. W. COMPTON, O. D. - WCHS-TY Cha11nel 8 WHfM-TV dl1penser. A1hlond Service - ,w a,11 Even In the smallest hours W. Main St. 6,45 Sign On 1;00 Toda..• 9:00 Katie Doonan Sho• 9:30 Mr. and Jdn. North 10:ou Dou1b lie lil I0:30 Play Your Hunch Prlc, II llllbl 11 l1 ;ao OtaoentraUoa ll:00 Trulli or C.,equenON 1 1:,0 ft COuld be YOI 1 :OG Mid DIJ' Newt 1 :,10 Movietlme 2:30 Loretta Youn1 Theater 3:00 Young or. Malone 3:30 Fl'om Theae Roots 4:00 Comedy Playhouse ,:so Adventure Time ,:oo Steambo1t Bill :S:30 Sgt. Prt1ton 6:00 Music in the Round 6:10 Jim Thacker Sbow 8:2& We1therc11t • 6:30 News Picture 8:4S Huntley BrlnkteJ Report '7:00 Huckleberry Hound '7:30 Riverboat 8:30 Tales o[ Weill Fargo 9:00 Peter Gunn 9:30 Alcoa Theater 10:00 Summer Spec�l U!OO lie•• Headliali. 11 :lU -.V-e■tbertul l 1 : 15 J,ack Paar Show l :00 Sl&n Off fbo Swatzel's. 11• ■ ,_11l• Channel. 3-MondoJ Channil 8 - Monday 24 Hours A D■y ., 6 I ....., Sunday Moviellme Waterfron t Science Fiction Theater Popeye and f>als Favllrite Story Mr.et the Press Sunday News Picture Overland Trail Mu1ic on Ice Chevy Show Loretta Your,g Show People Are Funny News Hea41lnea Weatht:.."'CU' ,- - Channel a - Saturday a: at Sign On Thi1 is the Life TV Chapel Lab 3Q 11 : 15 Nltewati'h l ,oo &Ill> 011 10:30 Johnny Staccato l LOO The Ne:ws To�lght 5:45 America's Newsreel Album n : lO Late Show 1:00 Record Hop ,,so Dict · l:llrii !tllow 1:00 Brave Stallion 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 8:30 Leav;; :� i'o Bea.-er 8:30 Romper l<oorn t:00 Lawrence W11;lk Sbc. .., 9:30 Movie 10:00 J1,1bUee, U. �. A, 1:25 Your MIO RePOIWI' 11:QO Ut-To-The•Minute New.. I :30 I J,1,rrted Joan U : 10 Sporb l\epo'rt .Z:00 Reatleu Oun 15 Lite ShaW lll:30 Lon Tbat :8oi. 1 :00 Al:lo\lt Jl'aee• :,30 11:edlc t2:00 Tbe Bia Picture l!ilt In Court '2:30 John Hopkins File 2,,0 Tllo G,lo I,_ S­ I :00 College News Conference �·00 lleit tho Qoct 1 :30 National Edu . .'\spqclatiWI o. Th 1'ru,I\ 1:ao 2:00 Mystery Malin�e i:111! AiletWn i!in-W t •s:OO Open Hearing 3:30 The .,\n1wer _:b l.'I ef �� 4:00 Uta dhase Show 'fiilr . ·• . 4:30 ,\mertcaq At!& Trio 8,� 'll'eather T�H•r. o·:oo :Matty'8 Funday tunni011 $:4!1 Joh� Daly lhl'li 0:30· S�clil Security 7:00 Broken .Arrow 5,45 TBA 7,89, Ch • �ta.el Bo.. 8,30 liq= cr,oo .People's Choic, . 8:30 Sports Highlighta - lt'30 " 1 •1Allv t.vrei!i 10 , Par■dh:e 7:00 Trackdown .O:�O Ted ltack Amlteu'! liour 11,qp The Ne"I. Ton!Clli . 1,30 . -..,,�rick li:10 ScanDIDI thll We1tfier 8:30 1.aWlllan u,no T)le Pebel tl,16 Sport ilol>ol'l 9:l!O The At,etane 11-:to Late 6h�W' f Mra. 102nd-Birthdoy 1 :00 4:00 4,30 5,00 5:80 e,oo 6,30 7,00 8,00 9,0 .' 10:00 10,30 \ 1 : 20 l l '. I O Phone WY-2-3794 POMEROY, ORIO The 11nnual Homecomlna: wu held hfre al the EUB Cburch Sunday, Bahr returned Mrs. Carrie home from a two week, vlslt with relatlvtls In Athens. Mr. and Mr1. Joe Perry and 10n ind Bob Perry ol Shade were guests or Mr, and Mn. Gerald Violet Sund1y, Mr. and Mn. St1nll!ly Geary nf BLAKI GRADUATES Columbua spent tbe weekend with Army PFC Pearl W. Blake, ID, her parents, Mr. and Mr1. D1n1 son or Mr. and Mrs. W illiam 1': . 1 Hoffman. Blake, Route S, Pom1;:roy, Ohio, Mlss Lea J ea n Arl,j.uilh and CO'!'pleted the_ "even-week .:tm mu- friend ol Co h1mbu1 spent the nltion renova tion l"OlU'tc July 29 weekend here with tier p1H nll, at The Ordnance School, A berdeen Mr. and Mrs. John ArbaUib, Prov!n1 Ground , .Md. Blake is a Mr. andr l41n. John Mltcbell 1909 graduaLe of Wal1ama High e nd eon relumed home atler 1 School., v11catlon In Floi'lda. Mrs. John Gr1mlma;: and ,on SHAKIS COMING Columbu, were weektmd JUettl The Kool Shakes, hot R.iple)·, W. or her parents, Mr. anti Mr1. Va, rock and rQII band, will per• Wl1U1m ChapIDl.n. form lQnla:ht 1t '7:30 at the Tri• Mr, and Mtl. Ray Whittington County Canteen record hop at the R.nlne American Lea'ion Hall In and lwo cblldren ol Chlrle11t.on, Clyde Adams, Mr. Mr. and l!.clne. and Mn. Hobert. Whtte,lde of SQUAO CALLID Parkenbur1 were Sundi.y 11ae1t,. The , Middleport cmer.i::ency ot Rev. and Mn. W. W. Brau,. ' Mr■• Robert Field• WII relW'n• squad wH called to a local bsr at D p, m. 1111 night to administer ed home lrom Ab:l.Ja General t6 Ilene Little who had injured HotpilAI her head In a f1U. She Wil taken Mr, and Mrs. 'l'tmolby Cofre, lo Meigs General Ho,pital. Mrs. Jotepblne and daughter, · Da)na and c:bUdren Qf . Marion Old�• Reslt!m1l were 1ue1t1 of, lln, ]i:ih•l Stout •nd other relaUYO'- 'l'h•t, returoed home Frlday. :_ I kcCONNELSVILL€, O . UP . •1� kancy J. 9unnlngham, the CONTINUll Oldest · Mori an County re1ide"t 1.._ on o..-berl GI� Smith of�.. lln. marked her 102nd birtbdu tod.,, contlnue■ to c■t:t lor ber ipothu, hllo" .realdent• at tl\,e Valley 11:ri. Linnie Rwatr,•1, nf lf:ina?S Hilll Nuralng Home near · here ville, who ta lmprovilll all&htly ; , trom • Hr\0111 ,; jolud In . a dlaur P<fl1• A · ,1 \'1!1_ , �.., · ..... ll �.t • .. 'FJ' ' ·� ' ,. ,"' Channel 3 - Sunday 1 1 :15 1 1 :�0 12:00 12:30 Ice Avallable and OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS , ' OIL, GAS COAL, 'FURNACES •BALDWIN ' ■nd Wateh Mr. Wizard Sdence Fiction Theater Home Run Derby New1 Picture Sporl!I R'oundup We1thereut Saturd•Y Night Jamboree Bonanza The Man and the Challen.le The Deputy World Wide 60 Map .·'rom Interpol Ne·..·• Headline• W �.athercast Shockwatch Sign Off ----------- ' BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer NEW WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Chan"91 3 - Sat.Na)' · , The Stanley• went on a picnic at Old M11n'1 C•ve Suod■>' - At­ tending were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stanley, Mr. and Mra.' Dale Stan­ ly MrL CharlN Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Roger Archer ley and three children, Mr. and and son of Columbus were the Mra. Duane Stanley and son, Mr. weekend guests of biB grandpar, aqd Mn. Harry RoY ■nd aom; Dende St1nle)' and Dannie St1n• ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl. Mrs. Cora Renah1w waa a re­ ley, cent vi!itors in Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. James 01born and Mr. and Mrs. Huigh Fera:uson r.-mily of , Columbus were week and son James were vlaitors of eQd 1 cue,u of Mr. and Mn. John Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Parker. Dougi11, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs are aUendlng the Free Methodist Con­ Mr. and Mn. Ronnie Scott and ference at Mansfield. daughter were vl1iting Mr. ,nd Mr. and Mn. James Gilmore Mn. Franklin Townsend in Col­ by umbua Sunday. ind daughter act!>mi,.nled Mrs. Cathy Pullins were in Mans­ Mr. and Mra. Paul Stanley arid field Sunday. t"hlJdri!n were calling at the home Mrs. Mabel Tracy andl .,, Suiiie of Mr. and Mra. C. A. Bolin :-e­ were attending the conference at cently. Manlfield. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer of Columbus and Mr. and Mr■. Chuc k Hiser and sons �f Colum­ bua called on Mr. and Mn. Lou Diehl. Tuppers Plains Society News Condition of Mov•ble D•m•: All dams an, up and running about 4 reet or trap lo Lock 12, C'losed �at 13, 14 ond 15, t6 lhrough 23 running ½ trap. Kanawha River dams arc on the iilll. (20b l I nsurance ----- -- ----- - IINNIDY CASUALTY - Mal'J' Cuurtney K e n n e d y, 8"• ,port.I a brand Gew broken arm u aha eyea the camera tn Hyannlll Port, Man. Be,. 1tde her la brother Mlch&el. z. itney are chlldl'Cln or Bob Kennedy, brother or the Dtm• ocratia pruldentt&I nominee. Hiver Report 16.3 on G1vge1: Monh :omc>ry upper, 9. 3 lower running 6 feet Gallipolis 18.9 on �ll'Jper, 1 1 . 2 on lower, rtmning 5 feet ; Loe� 23 on lower, 14.7 on upper, 10.0 running 8 wickets. I Au to Soles ' 'l'HREE llllT'l'ONllD 'l'ARS C!IOMI tho brief jacket of • black heather pcUt • polnt tweed ■uit from the New York collection. ot Chrt.etlan Dior. Colla.rleU and . atralghl: of aleeve, the ,fackat haa 10n. moldecl ahoulder■. Tiny pock• eta are ■et Into OQei lido Jlllt bolow Ulo hip. 1 ' " Call Dkt Sterrett \ ·· J;y,i black a.ml swollen u wll11 Pat.1 alt. with Brewer In hospital. Tho Martin blo1t broka the 070'1 orbit. bone. :l,;.. ..... s l• �� ·�·-�"�"'!·�°"�'"� I �- •,OW," ----- lb/ Lo�t and Found 18) A r· Business 5erviclo45 ---- 1 l BWy Martlo (1%) wbJpa a rl&hC lo llm Brewer's eye. t 1 7 , H e l p W anted l l 8 Employment Dally Sentinel, Pomaroy-Mlddleport, o., Aul- 9, 1960-7 Laurel Cliff Society Events I - -- -- -=-- PHONE W Y-2-2 1 57 I PERSONALS ---- --- .t cen1' per w•rd, one iDM!rtion. Mlnimurn charge - 60 i:-ent.s. I centa »er word for tbne OOblleNUve inlertiooa. Sptcial - on.� 1Hi;t.h tor ::W cen1J �r wi ,ro. Full rate of i cent.a per word will be charged for advcrttslni lf .oot pM.id witb.W JU d&.Y• aner rece4VWi bUJ. Error, J..D AGVttLlaina - Should be r"p1 r tf'd :.mrut'dlately. Tbt J>..Uv Semmel will not brt responaible r01 more tu.in oue rncur,eet imcrtlon. 1 of l"!anD and Special N otices of Ev,• uta f;l.1.)0. ObUW1.r....i1 Jlillbillibed .at l c&'ll per word. l MO. � DA i'S 3 DAYS J DAY ':/OROS " ...ao 90c 60c 1& '4.JU $1.8(1 ,1.20 60c :I<' $ti.00 ... 211 ,1.50 $7. :>u '2, 2" Ada �Ve,(l by 10 A.}4. wilJ be m lhat day , .,.. pu. tty Jlain, FrM ini.pectlon. lrm,r• tcl b,y "•tlt41w1CM. Ph� R. a,11111 A. hrW"ic;e 'St•Hon WY24-26-tfc 2364. I wiener rvul w11 eooyed by ,11. llr. and Mr1. Dile Stanley and wm c,llln1 on 111.r. ,nd obilllr111 I · Don&.ld Stanley Sunday eve• :: 8., Mn. Na• Town MnO � r. an rl Mn. Dan.11 Welch were . . 0 ebUdnn of Abe Lee, Shl.l'­ v1s1Ung their ■on, EvereU, neu r,y and Tommy ' b.1Ye I bro.ken' Clrcleville Sunday. arm Eddie Aah wH calling on re- \ lative.a here Qne day last we�k. Mn. Kathryn Weaver waa viaRoy Rou,e and wife were home itlnJ Mn. Neva Howell recentl)' over the weekend. Their daughtet alao Kn. Kawell'• trandcbull:hter Phylli• and family wert:. their l(olli, Wtll1ce and family. gue1t1. Mn. Clarence Hanlnt w11 c•II_ Mr. and Mn. Wm. Scott and Ina: on her alder, Mrs. Alice children Janet, Chulea and Gt!O. Stanley, were Sunday dinner guea:t.B of Mr. and Mr1. Jame■ Ruuell and Mn. Nada Tnwnsend. D. O. Whaley wa1 calling on M.11, CU1ta Tewk1bury of Sprlng. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jewell re­ £ield were 1pendlnc their v1c1tion with relatives and friends cently. here. NICELY F U RNHHE!) 2 BED­ room upstuu apartm�nt. Ph. W Y2-3874. 8 1 tic CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS BATES '., DOWNJNGTON EIGHT ROOM HOVSJ!:, two five room apartment,, A. N. l:Jen(:el. Jl-2 Uc Pbune WY2-3272. ADS WANT roa I i 1 �onces _ _ __ :"■RMITI ANO PEST CONTROL t 1 1 4 ) For Rent "-''d ' - -· . Of U■ed GoN Se1e$oa H� , Epllpm.m A LEr"" MN>, =,;.,�.Jltf! "THE-.FOORMisiilr •, c.t.H ., ,,, ,., ··117 · IBANN� ' ·' �' . . . - �- .. . ...... ._Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 6, 1960 •• • I• -- --- FOH IU:NT---Com,1eteJy renuvat­ ed 3rd floor �partment over the Stiffler Shve Store on Court �l, m Pomeroy. Lar&e living room, 2 bedrooms, with closets, large waJk1n hall closet , dining roum, kitchen, bath and ulllity ruorn Newly firuahed hardwood t luors, gaa wa,1,J f urnace, elec­ lrit· hot water tan.It. Kitchen h.i:. builHn cab•neLii. 3rd floor purch overlook.,n.e: Court St. !'hone WY 2·2080. 3·2-tc /-or ::io le .!. ';I 1 t..;AIWt:N I USt:IJ tr,u:11m aud mow- ' J ( fluor. One lar�e 18 :r. 22 t\, room wllh adJoimng !Z ). 12 ft. rOom 011e JO ,c 18 fronl room. All m· wly parntcd Willi uew . rloor covering�. Phone W Y 2-2080. 8-:.!-I (c I . -- - -·--- f I Ht:NT-Tt.ree oflice rooru I1 Funo�er Sllfiler Shoe Store on 'ourt St., ln Pomero)', second ers. 1-totary mower bladl!s sh <1 rpenetl. <..:uswm muw1JJg .11ud plowing. S 1 . El•: PING roon1� close in town. OkAVELY TRACTOR 8-3-tltp l :l7 Butternut Ave Sales ;ind i)erv11.:t! 512 t. M111n St. ,i e �wve a complete Po meroy no w l'honc WY 2- :.!1175. (ltAVtiL SEN.V ICE. H you ar- e $20. Richard SMALL HOUSE 7-:.:1-lf� coina to ,Ill y foreign country _ __ _ _ l-'1sher, Cc1ve Sl., Pumeroy. Call WY 2-3537. or anywhere in th� U. S. give 1 M�lCAi-l TOMATVtS lar�c µmk 8-6-6tp Lh1ck meated :,:l:y l>l"cdcr most -ua a call. N(\ service charge, nt delicious flavor which IS really ei.Lru. TAW N E Y STUDIOS. f2,i t!1cm l!SJ1ctrnll)' __ ___ what SE:Jls Gallipolia, 1 8ecoud A�cnue, _ _____ . adapted for h 1 >!e _ .sl1t·111i,:. .f �one GI 6- HH5 or G I 6-1243. \\r'ANTJ,� IJ TI IHEE lit?-ies, two cond hou�� cc1st ( roru sdiuol 1•:l:Mfc part l1111c,_ uric full time. Part ____ house 1n .Syracuse. W m . l lolme.s lime earn1nga up to $30 per THE MEIG·s- Co. fOX Huritci·s I week. J'ho11c WW 2-5:iUI !or per 1 8-:t-Uc will hold a Ihm shoot Su11d.iy sunal interview. Car necessary. ,-t Bc1ld Knobs. I P. M, s-,-,1c ICE CHEAM cON Es �� J0- L 5 rcnls. 8-6- J tc -,,-., - -- - - · - --- 1 J ilC k8 ).111ry B.ir, Midd I c1iu1·t. I - -- ---- -----I WJLL NOT be ru11unsivli: tur 3·2-tih: any debta l'Onthcted by a11yu11c other th.an my.self. GAS, Jo' UJ::L UlL and coal fur. WOOted (Signed) John T. .f,' iaher n.tct!S, C111l !o:' lree C:.llnlaLes. Aadrcs11 15 28 Nye Ave., 1''oreman & Abboll M1ddlcpurl. WANTED PAINTING interior and Pomeroy, Uhiu. 6-JU-tA: t•:icterior, also roofs repaired S.5-3tc painted. Phone evenings and '49 FORD-Ferguson T HAL'TOII. . l'II 7-2308. 8-6-6tp , J WILL NOT be reHpons1ble lor New re11r lires ;llld plows. ! 'how.! .! ID)' de-bt• coulral· ted by llll)'U/II! I Vlklng 3·2 7J . (tl) J , til11 (20 ! ----tither U:11n myself. AUCT ION (Signed) Leonard V11n Metd, Address 1 1� �llenezer St. , SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 3, 19&0 APAni'MENTS - .'f'urrullhed and Unturrilshed. McMaaten, Middle T :00 P. M. Pomeroy, Ohio. port. Phone WY 2-2082, 2 S ti ld m . have I rnov• ,111d houw my 8-IS-3lc ---� - · ing out of the stale uud w : 1 1 sell MUELLER FUltNACIS, WESTING ROUND AND SQUI\Ht: DANCE at auction uu the t 11 w11 in t he rcur HOUSE appll■nc.._ Arnold Bro­ S1llurday night, August 6 fr,1'.n of the SIIUMWA'V GHEEN I I OUSE therl-, S-,racuM, Ohio. Phon• 9:30 to 12:30 ill Pomeroy MooMe on State Route 124 Ill !:iyrat·ust•, WY2♦184. 11-1 1.+I Lod.11:e. All Moose members iind Ohio, the followin g hous(•hu ld friend1. 8-e-Jtp furnishlng11: AIR (;(1.NDITIONlN'G , REFRlGER­ Hcfrigeratur, !lot F'rlgid11irc aliun service Jack's Refrigera• Point Hange (electriC' J, G. K Au· lion. New Haven, }'boDe TU2tomalic washer, (.;as J lratcrs, nun 3537, 8-23- U IOlJ N D LARG E black hound _ l'an t-"ylre Dining Huom Su1Lc, tl o-..,ne r can hit1VC su me by �IIY - t: hai n ,11•1CTION I• , Ant iq ue Love .Seal, Cher ry In& for ad 61 nd keep. Ot1t1 Mar- 1'able, Philco Air CumJitiont•r ( I Complet• ,.,.,let. lloJlu w, Hock Ton / , 4 pc. Bedro om :,iuitc rf!l, Grueaer Crltt 8rffftint [M uSprings. 8-�c hosony), Marble to11 ch t •ht, Sct·Phan• or Contact W,tte, __ _ _ ticmal Bookcase t 3 Jl� i, (. ' offce A. C. BRADrORi>, R1cl'1a, Ohl.. U tO O 'l'ahle, Hug ,rnd Pad Olx l2), 1<;11 " - Lric Huffy Lawn Mowt'r . l(f'.sluur- · _\,.;. ,._ CI_ -_,. - ant t�pe table, Work Tahlc, China AII Mlhff ••• Mo.Mis (GoodJ, Elcdrk Ht�,, tcr , Clo.set IIJla U,OPOL'1AH MoTOllll Wrillns Desk, Olhcr Ch11i1·.s, .St•WIt. Matft .... tou-606 inll C'11rl, Large Wall Mirror, • ·I· , -,, L11rlle Window 1"1111, (hid Ut· tl, __ _ ---cc-.:: 1 880 MODEL A t·urd Cou 1,c. Lllmps, Music Cuh1rw1, !:itaud� . Sound body, motor, overhauled Throw Ru1:s, IJi�hcs (�on1t• im11orl­ Le�lie lloJfma n , Lan �s vllle, ed) 1111d 11111tcl'llarwous ilt•IHs. llefo1e 9:30 A.M. John (;11morc, Ohio, l'hone S H 2-44!'12. 8-6-atc Mlddfe11ort W Y•2-264t owner. Pomeror WY -2-H95 Not re1ponslbla for •c;c;i d ents (8) l<AUT1 Fl,IO ITORI TcrmM: Cash. At (tt..ttr tU FORD I I,, 1'0N Truck. All Sule t·onduc1cd IJy 11HAIWOIW '(1,111:... S-2141 new t1re11 1111d motor. Good i.:on- A UCTION CO, lfoc1rn:, Ohio. HAMILL HIIVICI , rATIOH dUJon. Phone A . N, Bengel, AUl:TIONEEH; Crill Urudfortl. ano,. ,:00 A.M. WY2-34172. 3-4-3tc I Sulc l\hnager: A . C. llrudford. Albany USS tJ-tHlk ---1905 BUJC K Roard:naster 19YIJ. livery Day Soni.., 4 Door 8ed&n, Buick '• finest 60,000 L!TU Clrculalit1g l lcull'f, and best. Thia or1c'1 had lhe lllltomalic lhermo�lal u11d Ion. Phone WY 2-2litl l . llnetl care. We c111n proudly B-ff<Hp - - - ---, refer you lo It• ono ownur. llllllltn11n, l'omcruy. 8-1'-dtc CANNING or Crcczcr sweet corn. COM�Ll!TE U,SURANCI PRO gnen l>e11ns. lnqulfc IJ. W. tect1on, Lite, A ute1 Fire, Pollo. Uhodc1 t' 11rm, Porthwd, Ohio. lW PONTIAC VS $700. 2 Door lillll1, lllddltpor� c,11 Don 3-:l:-6tc Q�l, Sedan and Hud 1'0J). Choice of I &wo rlne1 cara at th 111 pr ke. C _ ANN IN _O mT_ ,o_ ,..,-$ 1 . Uo " ;r 8-II-Otc Blaettnan, Pomeroy. bu1hel. Victor Swain, Hacme, Ohio, H-4-J111 Slt:VrN HOOM hou11e, cellar, 2 11164 OLDSMOBIL E va $365 2 Dqor Scdrn. Spol l uq two toue SOR lotM, near Grade School and REL MAHI': 1 0 yc1tr� old, ♦ IJ'Hn fimih. U)'dram■tlc. BlietHigh School. Pearle tt)'lflli, Rut• rt1bher Also sound. JO{)(} wela;ht tnara, Pomeroy. 3-11-6\c Ohio. land, 8-2-6tp Llred wuori Cili1nmcc Kochler, Tuppen B Plains, Ohto. -4-3tp 1008 CHEVROLt:T Va Bel r\ lr GOOD nvE ROOM HOUSE, 2 f l,ON. 4 Dl)Or Scd 1i n. Wor th tili: aeru nuar Cheater, newly paint­ NERAL ELECTH!C H.Bl"UIG EH­ much more. A beaullful c..r. ed, roofed, landscaped, 11rden, A'l'O!l.S. Ouc, 8 cu. rt., unc JO cu. Blaetlnan, Pomeroy. 8·3-mc truck space, ■mall creek, 100 It. Eacellen\ eond1tion. Call ynrdM from ea, line. chicken WY 2-4'88f. . 8 4 3tp lNi PL\'idOUTH. Norbert Neutz• ___ house, outbulldln11. Ideal tor llnJ, Peacock Ave., Pomeroy. IPINIT PIANO working man who w1ntl to live e • 3tc Wanted: Ro1po11gJble 1mrty lo out. Perteet /or cbUdren. See take over low monthly 11aymontM Harold Hawk, Cheater, Ohio. on I Spine, piano. l' u1 ho seen 8-2�lc Phone YUkon S-2075. 1\liim1�er, )'edit <., Wrlto l0t:!11ly, USl!D 2 ll P. MITCHELL AIR Uf-llCI E. Bro11d SL, t:olumht18, '"OR SALE, FIVE ROOII HOUSE Conditioner. Ph. WY2-S87•. with bath, nlce loc■tion. Melvin Ohio. 8-4-tltc 8 I 8tp ___ Hood, 1 1 1 Locu,t SL,, Pomeroy. (8) I, 30tp HOSPITAL <BED t:OMPLE':'E. Uke FOR SALE PAHKElt ltc�lnurnnt, Pomer(l)' , Present ownl' l' B ¼ hew. Call WY 2-3613. year. lf intcrea,ted call 1 11 pcr­ (8) 1, 6tp aon. 8 - 4-3tp .A. X. C. l'ekln;:o,e puppiea, 111 , colon,. Mu. W. W. C.:111, 732 l>ON'T PUMP your �1u�1:ish 11ep Sep, II Klean-1.:m-A Get tank. Uc 5)'(:•morc, Mlddleporl · 8·3-6lc tic Tank Clcuwr. (:m1ra11 Leed. MI DDLIPORT - 6, room frame, bath, S bcdrooma, good lot1tlt1n Lludmark Storr, l'0111cro)'. Only $llft00 00. a.,. :JOtc POMIROY:::.:.1000.00 down P•Y· TWO NEW laq;c t11rpaulin.s, .! mcnl, t41 , 78 montbly will buy Hcasonable. uaod t�rp11ulln1t. 7-roc�n tramti, bath, )1r1e Jot, Stanle)' (ilbb1, Ht. :.!, LonK llot , i:ood loc1t1on, 8-4·31 p LUBRICATION ITATION-Equlp, Lum. ment, 6 room ft,me, � bath, \01 l60xlr,Q pr0Ut1ble, one � � man operation. $15,000.00. lltlO IOATI ANO MOTOR, JI.I A.LBIRT M. COX, l1ltlffllln M'l4' • 111hll• thtt fut. Mfltr• "'9119 WY 2-2220 11011 '229 ,.ur111 ...._,.._ 600 I, �Ill l-6-3tc WV i-tuo It,. PMNNf. llhen• WV•'aJIIO 1 1-M-lfo Roadmuter t Door lpotletll lnterlor, hory ind lllht oeen (inlth, ntw Urea, FOUR ROOM house Rulland Town power lt.eerlng and bnke1, win• 1hlp, Phone l'urner 2-347�. TWO YEAR old 111dcll1 bone. Bay , dowl and II way INit. Factory 8-6,fttp Stallion for t?ade or Ille. G, A. • eondlUoned.. Truly • luICUI')' 8-2•6\J) Deem, R1clne, 4tt1 a budpt price. ==-:: I °aowUNG-TITL1sr1 M IT .ASHLAf'iD OIL h1■ first chm1 two BROOKLYN, N, Y., UPJ,...Paul b■y••ervlce 1l1llon In New lla • K1,dba1a of Clevl!lland, Ohio, and ven, w. Va. Porcelain flnl,h Vln" �C!el o{ Trenton, N. J., tile re,t room av1llable now, wlll meet for the flnt lime alnce Good community locatlon. Lota winnlpc tbe American Bowlln1 of hlabway Lraffic. Some Invest­ Con1ret1 tinJle■ and ,11..venb ment HQUI.Nd. El.cellent oppor• champlon1hlp1 tonlcht when they llllllty lor rllht part,. c,n duh on i.•lor 1MCu1, Bowllnl ovor WOii-TV, � WY 241,U. ' ' I I�c- 1 I '' ' ' ·c-:-=== ■ S I es 1 �- I i .r-� 'HE THREW AT MY HEAD,' waa the ex.cue from Cincinnati'• Bllly Ma.run for walking out to the mound a.t Wrigley field and 1lugglng the Chlcago Cuba' Jim Brewer. The blow In­ jured Bri!wer'• eye, put him out of aotlon for II month, Ne,tt chapter lll the baUle 1tory might be written by NatlonlU Leae-11fl Preatdent Warren Gile■. ----- l{lVEH REP()RT / , / ( 2. 1 ) Rea I !:state, ----------- - --------For Sa le----- ----- --- --- --=-c-·- - ·------ (90 > Marine Suppl ie� -- 1 0-Far Sal• or Rent ----------- ·, 24--o for Sale pr frade --- -----,,-- 1 3 1 For Lease $1 795 , . u.at, ■ 'I' I TELE V ISION GU I D& 1-;, POI-SID-Richard M, Nlxon trlea "two-finger" pol at a ft!a■t tn hi• honor near Hllo while campalpln& on the 1il&11d or liawatL GT A•k• To Serve Three More Areus COLUMBUS UPI-The General Telephone Cu. Friday asked the state Publlc Utilities Commiuion /or aulhurily to sen-c certain areas of Munroe, Wnshington and Noble counties. The urea Is now served by sev­ en smaller companies which 1 he PUC said lsll year were not 111.ile to furniah adequate scrvke to their customer■. Legal Notices LIGAL NOl'ICE ,Bids will be received by the Board or County Commiulonera of Mt"igs Counly, Ohlo, at the oHlce of said IKlard Pomeroy, Ohio, up unlil 12:po o'clock noon, August I�. 1000 for one year st1pply or un­ lrcutcd !lokcr c1>at (pritc al tipple) also for one year supply of lump '(Olli del ivered , at Court House and Jal! . .S�paratc Blds lo be submltted. Board of Cqmmlssioncrs reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Bo11rd of County Comtniuionort Meli• County, Ohio By Sharon Boyles, Ch!rk (8) 6, 8, 1 1, 3ttl t.P•1nl Noffcp NOTICE o• APPOINTMENT CHe N-. 11,415 •data of Gerti• M. Recliwtll Dect1Md Notice ts hereby glven that Alke Marie Kina, whose Post -Of• rim ftddress IB Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. l , hA� been duly appointed F.Xl;!CU· trlx of lhc Eatatt or Gertie M , Rockwell, dtteaaed, late of Bed­ ford Township, 1 Meia:s county, Ohio. Dated t11is 4th day of Au1uat. 1960. F. H. 0'2RIEN Judie of the Prohate Cq\&11 Keip County, Ohio ate (8.1 e. 13, • ao, Ohio Rh,.., Boah: °'wn bound : Lock Ill, Ouachita 7 am 0-3; Lock 17 Southern 7 : 16 am, 0- l l ; Lock 1 8 Indiana 9 : 33 11111 1 �- I ; Lock 20 Tri-Stale 8 : 65 am, HI; Lock 2 1 Jane T 9:30 am, 4-1 ; Lock 23 Elger Cliff 12: 13 pm 2-0; Charles R. Stephenson !5 pm, 20-0; C. V· Horner 10:30 pm, 2-0 ; Aliquippa 1 1 pm, 0-1 1 ; Irene Chot!n l�:30 pm S•l ; Atlae 12:215 am 5-0. Upoctuncl: Galllroll11, James R. Hine• 8:10 a m 2·0; Lock 3P Aitec 0 : 10 •m 2-0; Lock 23 Beaver 9 pm 0. 1 ; Lucy Jane Lucus 6:M Kanawha River Boals: Marmet, Jerry 801.worth down 4:40 am � Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Diehl and IOIUI 1 of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mra. Roger Archer and son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer and Mr. and Mn. Charlea Hiser and sons all of Columbus attended the R us■ell 1 reunion which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed R)Jssell of Bradbury, July 31. 1· Miss Carolyn Smith 111 I n the Melgs Ge11eral Ho1pital recuper­ aling after an appendectomy. · 4:00 4:30 6:00 6:30 ' :45 6:55 '7:00 7:30 1:30 9:00 9:30 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 11:15 I :00 FAREWILL P�ATY HILD I Mr. and Mn. Clyde VanCooney of Bailey Run entertained •with 1 · farewell party for their 10n John I who I� leavins for the Navy. Those present were Sharon and Mildred M•rtin, Albany; Sharon and Bobbie VanCooney, Harry and Tony Hendricks, David, Reed, Dale and Leonard Roush, Ronnie Hanson, Sonny Kn&pp, Larry Maye, Johnnie Jobnaon, Janice Thomas and three friends from Columbu1, Margarel · FA.wards, Charoletle 'Ilaylor, Nor• Bobo, Mr . .and Mrs. M. M. Stone, Woodie Bill and Joan VanCooney and the honored gue1t The evening w11 spent playing games. later • marshmallow and PIANOS DIVIDINDS ANNOUNCE D KaiHr Alum lnum & Chemical Corporation Directors today de­ clared a quarterly dividend of 22',la c:enta per sh11.re on the cor• p0ntlon'a c0mm-on !St()(k. The dl­ vld�nd 11 p.ayable A11gust 31, 1960, to lltockholders of record August Iii, 1960. IV E"•lyn lrlc1cl" Miss Janet Caldwell attended youth cam p at Lancaster last week. Mrs. Roland Torrence left on Thursday for Lincoln, Neb., to viail her son Mr. and Mrs.. Jack' Torrence and children. The Torrences have a baby boy born · 1aat May and another child. Mr■. Guy BoggeH was taken to Meigs General Hospital Sunday suffering a heart condition. Mr. ind Mrs, Dale Hart of Athens were Thunday guests 1>f her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vi■let. Mr. and Mrs. John FurniS! and, family o! Marion 1pent the week end here with her mother Mrt, Lucy Kim and ions. Mra. Myrlie Frost 11 1pendin1 a few days 11t VJenna, W. Va., 1 with her d1u1btar Mr. and Mr,. · Emile- 1tJ1tlack. • WURLrrz,:R - I, . Tr 1-■11 7 •' l USED I C E I' All THE la YOU EYER NEED ' .' t of the morning ,you're sure to. ' find bagged lee aplenty bur conveniently localed ' "l 3:80 4:45 15:00 6:.00 7,00 f:30 "t:30 9:00 P·30 ttJ:00 J0,30 11 :00 11:15 . ' • Phone WY-13515 Pomeroy O P T O II I T I I I T . ■- c...t Stnttt,· �.., Offl.e R- l te JI, l ie � {ONe _. N- oa '1'111111.) �,oe AUStar Movie Matinee American Album Dance l"arty Satlirday Movie Spectac.ular Rlabway Patrol Petry Mason Wanted---'D-ead or Allvfl Mr. Lucky HHI Gun, Will Trav.:I GunRnoJrie . Nol For . lilre . 11 O'<loek New, Theater 18 Channel 13 11 :00 Sunday Newt Spedal U:1� Theater 13 Channel 13-Monda) t:00 Re'/. ,Matt!lewa ~ �:80 · ,Amit1e1ri at ,vort: S_,4!1 . Chr!OMan �Cl•••� '10,00 Air FOtct �lil pboolt 1 1,00 Ill& Plctud 11,30 RFD, USA • 12:00 Rev £lwood Olbt» . '•12:Sff Movie i,a1terple� , 4,80i Rey, 'Wi)lor<!· . Wllcoi IS:00. Oral 11: , ;11rti 1 d:301' Face the '.r-,ation , 6,00; FYI 6 ,30', �lelh Cenlury i:;..,1, • ,1 � ti30;, Del)tii1 ,pie Menace ·1 9:CK)• Th• Ed .Sullivan Show r t-:oo . General 'i:tectric Tbea1"l' · 9,30 Al�- Hitc:b"""l l'Nlenll 10:00 Lucy In COnnecticut 1 10:30 What& lly UneT ' . l ,,oo. Lit, ftte\�� ·10,so Canlira a , i vm,it, · �,80 dililil..,. 11,-S.ndai - CBS Newt Capta� �an1aroo 1 Cartoon �eattr Uecember �Ide Video I Love Lucy Clear HoriJomi Love o( ,S..,c:b For To"'....,. �:415 The Gui«nn1 ll1ht, 1:00. Life of Riley 1,30 � the World TllrDi 1,00 Full Cirele · 2180 HoUle' Pai1f 3:00 Th" Mllllonalre ••. 1ft � Vefd!·,t Ji Youn 1100 The lirlthler D.,1:15 The &ttret �• _ � TIie IIQ& />( '!IF • ._. ._� . • '1'fe 119fl ,:1,o ArtllJl!r ,. .i.:.1".her ·'A �' al llle iu l;ilU' 8:00 0:15 9, 10:! ,�, 11 :00 1 1 :30 ti:oo "!! �ul'Ji,i;J: --'\" I t: ;!�-" �• ••- AIIIUIII " �U3 . Jtrol . 7:00 Bl&hwar P ,,soi' The '�bir'De . J'irrell Show 'J!hl9 Texan . 8:30 f �• Bl� · :r"ent ltoull , 9:00 ' ' 939 Splifl ones 1shoW l0:00, New CoDJ,edy Showcase IQ,M ''l'lie bul>oitl 'show ' U:00 N�W:� �\ tt:1, A Looi at lli· Wathc �'15 Tllealer a:oo 1 I I " . :E I• tMPo Daily Program Schedule c,M.ndey • PrlOr) t58 S.lcD On j;CO Guest Star illl: U/i New.1 8: 30 BFD 1:00 Hewe Htadlln11 7 :02 Breatfut Party 7:30 Picll:ena Hardware Show T:C!l Brelltpt Party 8:00 New1 Headlltie, 8:02 ,Sportl Report '1:00 Bre&kfaat l'""J • !:SO N'"1• I:� Brectt.,t Party 1:00 Newj ReadliDN 8:02 �L Part.w 8:30 · Nen _, e,a, -llfaat P■rt; t0:00 '\Coffee Timel0:111 1 hap , tbop 10:30 Ntw■ Headllnet 10!3.I lb.'illnc Devotion,. 10:4, Radio 11,vnmal tt:00 Neu tlluJ:ln.,., • U :02 Col.lDtr, lloe Dotr11 11:U Farm 1'lilil 1 1 :30 Racine au\Bet 12,00 Noon NtWI Hartforcl Skiol . N.ews.,. 0.Viratnl• f Week CjrfM'.on tO ..OLD · RIUNION Mr. and MrS. Harold Bumaamer will be boat, to the M'orri1tun family at their annual fprnll)' n­ 'u nion Sundi}". Au1. 28. Their home la back of Hertford about 4 miles an·4i ctn e�ly be reaeb• ed b�· road froi\i Har\ford or from New H■ven and also by back roads through lhe country from pt, Plea&snt. This reunio,n is held annually on the 4th Shday in Aug , in mem­ ory or Clement Morrislon, one nf Mason Conty's pion('er setllen. His wife wu Catherine LemHters and they had a large family whose descendent& are sc, ttered over a large part of the United States. All per,ions who 1,1re related to this fanilly in anyway are cor• dlally lnvltld to attend 11nd t>rlng friends with them. James M. Crump is president. TdWN COUNCIL 'M�ets The following members of the Council were present al �he r,:­ gular monthly meeting etd m . �\ten• the mayor's office Tuesdt �Ord• lng: Mayor E. J. Crilea; er, Jame, M. Ctum,P.j Courie llneh K. F. Ridenour, Earl ffelcf!t I. W. Gibb:ii 1n,d l>on Smith and Mat­ shall Din ll'®n. Mrs. Earl, tr· e1t111, pre1ident of the lcica, PT wa, �tllf!nt seek• ing aill for p1'111round �qufpmeilt for the School. The recoraef WlllS directed to write the sup"erlnt.en�ent ot lhi! B. 4' 0. R11ilroad to have the 'weeds cut alotJJ the tracks . and s.ee if .tl:).e rJllri>ad w.a! ffi\eruted in ha11lnt cb,pata ll>•d• . i q the crossing In the town. WJ E H Briqs You. n, Up To The Minute Mason Cou nt'·y _ s "ra:w . ..... ft.JI.. a·nfflll o,,mJ • 10 M 11 5 5 AM . A • •. • ....,J 1111 ■ 5 05 p·M : , '· 1 2 :JO I :00 1 :02 J :30 1:30 J:00 3:00 3:02 11:30 3:35 4:00 4:0l 4 · 4:311 5:00 15:0!J. lt'.80 5,SI 15:4& 8:00 �:30 86:32 7;0Q 1:02 7:30 'T:� 8,00 _,. Juat For You New, Headline, J111t for yoq New, • Juat For You Calllnj on Pt. PleaHnt New• Head) lne• Music Go .Round Newa Muaic Go Round • Nen HeadJine1 ltlu4k Go Round Local New, Mllalc Go Jtound Baseball Scores Miu•ie Go Round �e.wa Headline1 lfualc Go Round Complete New, Rtiund-up crow·• Steak }Joule-Sound 9f tbe Kewe Headllnu Evenln¥" Interlude News Headline, Evenlna: Interlude New, Headline, Sundown Serenade Sign 011 ____ _ , .\,_ ,-, , DULl'J , � /,, 1--- _,-- ._____ , I R• FRED LASIWELL THEN HON'S ABOUT A £lllR't NICKEL P oo·, By AL CAPP 'KXJR CARD SA'5 •Qr Y"'-"?AG FZArFEETCJ"F ME, )tXI STVPID /JJO('ff..!.. Mn. . Ralph Keller enlertained with a Tupperw11re P.arty Thursday evening at her home, Long Bott.om, R. D. Following a demonslralion by Mrs. Mickey Williams, 11 number of games were played with prizes 1,u1'11ed the winners. llefreshmenU were 1erved by the H'Osteaa to fannle Adafns, Ethel Qrr, ,Sylvia Coleman, Thelma Orr, Ml,ftha Rose, Mildred Arnolcl, Do�­ \1 ltoeni&, qrace Gumpf, lnt)' New­ ell, Li:tzie Biddle, Thelma case, tet�o Weber, Olive lngraham, Ver­ eta Stout, Elizabeth Duckworth, · Keller, Jeannette Keller, Ro1emr. Floren e Limburger, Mrs. Thur­ man Babcock and Mrs, Max Har­ rah. Tup_ lyr_ _ Pa -ruiare _ pe THEF>l"S SOMETHfN:3 lN>tl.lMMf ,,,..._ l GOING C>f HERC,CHIEF?'! �"-'-, GAbOLINE ALLEY ---------·---- COLLEGE PARK, Md., UPI­ Elton S. (Jack) Jack110n, one-lime bonUB • player with the Philadel­ phia Athletics, has been named head b111eball coach at the Univer 11.ity of Maryland. Jackson, • . who ehtered Maryh1nd in 1954, has been· Hsistatit coach for lhe last two years. Mayol- Crites was directed to go lo Charl•ston to see the State , R-01d CommiHioner about having the road in town repaired. 'f)\ts hetne the time to lay the levy for taxation and the assessed nluation of the part town recent• ly added to the corporation not b�ill& �uded in the valuation it W.Al decided to have a special ineeli111 A.ui. 16th to lay the levy TAl(EII• TO HOSPl:rAL ' Mrs� Mary Ann Khas, oldest resident of town, fell Tuesday and inj..u�! herself so that is was n�e·.-IJ{:t O liP.Y� .' t,Jlt ambulance. tJie liospilal. She is" l�-:e "1i"er • Well �bowh imd It is hope she will recover, soon. Her- brother, John lt.9-Y, died at Steubenville a few w.lllkA · 111jo . . M,r-5'. M:f'"ry Kelly, who has been in ihe �011pltal 'to1 an operation ta lmpr&Vtng an"d expected to come home soon. Mrs, Kelly teach­ es in lhe local school. Janies G ibb1 arlQ family of San Fr•ncisoo, Calit., are visiting rel1t1ve1 here. He ls the son of Er­ vln Gibti.s, local and has been away from the community sev­ erul year■. NM-ICY MINNIE Land 1'ransfers Florence Vlneyard to Clarence W. Sr., and Louella Daley. Pareels, Chester-Or,nge-Oli,e. Gene R. and Edna M. Rice to Bernard V. Fultz, Lot, Midrllt>port. Bernard V. and Belly J. Full, to Gene R. and Edna M. Rice Lot, Middleporl. . Orba E. and John W. Stout to, ,Ava M. Gilkey, Lot No. I, Harrisonville. Arthur and Ethel L. Orr to Ru1tell A. and Samantha Roberts, Hyle Bamolt, Parcels, Cheslet. Cora Bell Bowen', dee., to bnelt Bowen. Cert. for Trans,, , Scip!o. H. Bernard and Fr.a.ncea Krinke ).!' Kenneth E. and E. Jeannii ' I Lot 8, Pomeroy. Gertrude Nelson to Ohio Power Co 3• •• • 0 I , S 1 m Ells;.,orlllO'. �:d �l:d;s L. Edward, to Corbett L. Patterson, Lo'· s tto - · t ii�11111° R� and Rita L. Grate _ to .Ob.lo Power Co., 16.MIA, coal, Salem. HoD111 R. Ind RJta L. Grate to Ohto Power Co., 117.M>A, coal, • The Ot;v Council vot.ed an awrop,:iation /or a barbed 11ire -fencQ. ™re's n�thi119 L can do. TH AT WAS SUCH <;00D NEWS ABOUT YOUR FAMILY 6t.:YIN G- THE ICE CREAM STOR E OH ' I'M SORRY-YOU LOOK LIKE A FRfEN D OF M I N E NAMED MINNIE By ERNIE BIISQMI1Ji:a WHAT 'S WRONG ? I'M 'NOT MINNtE . VEAi-if I-IE STILL (Yltf'T M0VS AHO HE.'O IIIOORV IF I LeFT· HIM RR A SECOND ! 1'rown, U ----- �==�=�-:"!.==����Sa=:l•;m, .. • \ We A1■o Rave . Hu . Chan11el • - Suffllay Channel 13 -Saturday N. W. COMPTON, O. D. - WCHS-TY Cha11nel 8 WHfM-TV dl1penser. A1hlond Service - ,w a,11 Even In the smallest hours W. Main St. 6,45 Sign On 1;00 Toda..• 9:00 Katie Doonan Sho• 9:30 Mr. and Jdn. North 10:ou Dou1b lie lil I0:30 Play Your Hunch Prlc, II llllbl 11 l1 ;ao OtaoentraUoa ll:00 Trulli or C.,equenON 1 1:,0 ft COuld be YOI 1 :OG Mid DIJ' Newt 1 :,10 Movietlme 2:30 Loretta Youn1 Theater 3:00 Young or. Malone 3:30 Fl'om Theae Roots 4:00 Comedy Playhouse ,:so Adventure Time ,:oo Steambo1t Bill :S:30 Sgt. Prt1ton 6:00 Music in the Round 6:10 Jim Thacker Sbow 8:2& We1therc11t • 6:30 News Picture 8:4S Huntley BrlnkteJ Report '7:00 Huckleberry Hound '7:30 Riverboat 8:30 Tales o[ Weill Fargo 9:00 Peter Gunn 9:30 Alcoa Theater 10:00 Summer Spec�l U!OO lie•• Headliali. 11 :lU -.V-e■tbertul l 1 : 15 J,ack Paar Show l :00 Sl&n Off fbo Swatzel's. 11• ■ ,_11l• Channel. 3-MondoJ Channil 8 - Monday 24 Hours A D■y ., 6 I ....., Sunday Moviellme Waterfron t Science Fiction Theater Popeye and f>als Favllrite Story Mr.et the Press Sunday News Picture Overland Trail Mu1ic on Ice Chevy Show Loretta Your,g Show People Are Funny News Hea41lnea Weatht:.."'CU' ,- - Channel a - Saturday a: at Sign On Thi1 is the Life TV Chapel Lab 3Q 11 : 15 Nltewati'h l ,oo &Ill> 011 10:30 Johnny Staccato l LOO The Ne:ws To�lght 5:45 America's Newsreel Album n : lO Late Show 1:00 Record Hop ,,so Dict · l:llrii !tllow 1:00 Brave Stallion 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 8:30 Leav;; :� i'o Bea.-er 8:30 Romper l<oorn t:00 Lawrence W11;lk Sbc. .., 9:30 Movie 10:00 J1,1bUee, U. �. A, 1:25 Your MIO RePOIWI' 11:QO Ut-To-The•Minute New.. I :30 I J,1,rrted Joan U : 10 Sporb l\epo'rt .Z:00 Reatleu Oun 15 Lite ShaW lll:30 Lon Tbat :8oi. 1 :00 Al:lo\lt Jl'aee• :,30 11:edlc t2:00 Tbe Bia Picture l!ilt In Court '2:30 John Hopkins File 2,,0 Tllo G,lo I,_ S­ I :00 College News Conference �·00 lleit tho Qoct 1 :30 National Edu . .'\spqclatiWI o. Th 1'ru,I\ 1:ao 2:00 Mystery Malin�e i:111! AiletWn i!in-W t •s:OO Open Hearing 3:30 The .,\n1wer _:b l.'I ef �� 4:00 Uta dhase Show 'fiilr . ·• . 4:30 ,\mertcaq At!& Trio 8,� 'll'eather T�H•r. o·:oo :Matty'8 Funday tunni011 $:4!1 Joh� Daly lhl'li 0:30· S�clil Security 7:00 Broken .Arrow 5,45 TBA 7,89, Ch • �ta.el Bo.. 8,30 liq= cr,oo .People's Choic, . 8:30 Sports Highlighta - lt'30 " 1 •1Allv t.vrei!i 10 , Par■dh:e 7:00 Trackdown .O:�O Ted ltack Amlteu'! liour 11,qp The Ne"I. Ton!Clli . 1,30 . -..,,�rick li:10 ScanDIDI thll We1tfier 8:30 1.aWlllan u,no T)le Pebel tl,16 Sport ilol>ol'l 9:l!O The At,etane 11-:to Late 6h�W' f Mra. 102nd-Birthdoy 1 :00 4:00 4,30 5,00 5:80 e,oo 6,30 7,00 8,00 9,0 .' 10:00 10,30 \ 1 : 20 l l '. I O Phone WY-2-3794 POMEROY, ORIO The 11nnual Homecomlna: wu held hfre al the EUB Cburch Sunday, Bahr returned Mrs. Carrie home from a two week, vlslt with relatlvtls In Athens. Mr. and Mr1. Joe Perry and 10n ind Bob Perry ol Shade were guests or Mr, and Mn. Gerald Violet Sund1y, Mr. and Mn. St1nll!ly Geary nf BLAKI GRADUATES Columbua spent tbe weekend with Army PFC Pearl W. Blake, ID, her parents, Mr. and Mr1. D1n1 son or Mr. and Mrs. W illiam 1': . 1 Hoffman. Blake, Route S, Pom1;:roy, Ohio, Mlss Lea J ea n Arl,j.uilh and CO'!'pleted the_ "even-week .:tm mu- friend ol Co h1mbu1 spent the nltion renova tion l"OlU'tc July 29 weekend here with tier p1H nll, at The Ordnance School, A berdeen Mr. and Mrs. John ArbaUib, Prov!n1 Ground , .Md. Blake is a Mr. andr l41n. John Mltcbell 1909 graduaLe of Wal1ama High e nd eon relumed home atler 1 School., v11catlon In Floi'lda. Mrs. John Gr1mlma;: and ,on SHAKIS COMING Columbu, were weektmd JUettl The Kool Shakes, hot R.iple)·, W. or her parents, Mr. anti Mr1. Va, rock and rQII band, will per• Wl1U1m ChapIDl.n. form lQnla:ht 1t '7:30 at the Tri• Mr, and Mtl. Ray Whittington County Canteen record hop at the R.nlne American Lea'ion Hall In and lwo cblldren ol Chlrle11t.on, Clyde Adams, Mr. Mr. and l!.clne. and Mn. Hobert. Whtte,lde of SQUAO CALLID Parkenbur1 were Sundi.y 11ae1t,. The , Middleport cmer.i::ency ot Rev. and Mn. W. W. Brau,. ' Mr■• Robert Field• WII relW'n• squad wH called to a local bsr at D p, m. 1111 night to administer ed home lrom Ab:l.Ja General t6 Ilene Little who had injured HotpilAI her head In a f1U. She Wil taken Mr, and Mrs. 'l'tmolby Cofre, lo Meigs General Ho,pital. Mrs. Jotepblne and daughter, · Da)na and c:bUdren Qf . Marion Old�• Reslt!m1l were 1ue1t1 of, lln, ]i:ih•l Stout •nd other relaUYO'- 'l'h•t, returoed home Frlday. :_ I kcCONNELSVILL€, O . UP . •1� kancy J. 9unnlngham, the CONTINUll Oldest · Mori an County re1ide"t 1.._ on o..-berl GI� Smith of�.. lln. marked her 102nd birtbdu tod.,, contlnue■ to c■t:t lor ber ipothu, hllo" .realdent• at tl\,e Valley 11:ri. Linnie Rwatr,•1, nf lf:ina?S Hilll Nuralng Home near · here ville, who ta lmprovilll all&htly ; , trom • Hr\0111 ,; jolud In . a dlaur P<fl1• A · ,1 \'1!1_ , �.., · ..... ll �.t • .. 'FJ' ' ·� ' ,. ,"' Channel 3 - Sunday 1 1 :15 1 1 :�0 12:00 12:30 Ice Avallable and OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS , ' OIL, GAS COAL, 'FURNACES •BALDWIN ' ■nd Wateh Mr. Wizard Sdence Fiction Theater Home Run Derby New1 Picture Sporl!I R'oundup We1thereut Saturd•Y Night Jamboree Bonanza The Man and the Challen.le The Deputy World Wide 60 Map .·'rom Interpol Ne·..·• Headline• W �.athercast Shockwatch Sign Off ----------- ' BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer NEW WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Chan"91 3 - Sat.Na)' · , The Stanley• went on a picnic at Old M11n'1 C•ve Suod■>' - At­ tending were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stanley, Mr. and Mra.' Dale Stan­ ly MrL CharlN Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Roger Archer ley and three children, Mr. and and son of Columbus were the Mra. Duane Stanley and son, Mr. weekend guests of biB grandpar, aqd Mn. Harry RoY ■nd aom; Dende St1nle)' and Dannie St1n• ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl. Mrs. Cora Renah1w waa a re­ ley, cent vi!itors in Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. James 01born and Mr. and Mrs. Huigh Fera:uson r.-mily of , Columbus were week and son James were vlaitors of eQd 1 cue,u of Mr. and Mn. John Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Parker. Dougi11, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs are aUendlng the Free Methodist Con­ Mr. and Mn. Ronnie Scott and ference at Mansfield. daughter were vl1iting Mr. ,nd Mr. and Mn. James Gilmore Mn. Franklin Townsend in Col­ by umbua Sunday. ind daughter act!>mi,.nled Mrs. Cathy Pullins were in Mans­ Mr. and Mra. Paul Stanley arid field Sunday. t"hlJdri!n were calling at the home Mrs. Mabel Tracy andl .,, Suiiie of Mr. and Mra. C. A. Bolin :-e­ were attending the conference at cently. Manlfield. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer of Columbus and Mr. and Mr■. Chuc k Hiser and sons �f Colum­ bua called on Mr. and Mn. Lou Diehl. Tuppers Plains Society News Condition of Mov•ble D•m•: All dams an, up and running about 4 reet or trap lo Lock 12, C'losed �at 13, 14 ond 15, t6 lhrough 23 running ½ trap. Kanawha River dams arc on the iilll. (20b l I nsurance ----- -- ----- - IINNIDY CASUALTY - Mal'J' Cuurtney K e n n e d y, 8"• ,port.I a brand Gew broken arm u aha eyea the camera tn Hyannlll Port, Man. Be,. 1tde her la brother Mlch&el. z. itney are chlldl'Cln or Bob Kennedy, brother or the Dtm• ocratia pruldentt&I nominee. Hiver Report 16.3 on G1vge1: Monh :omc>ry upper, 9. 3 lower running 6 feet Gallipolis 18.9 on �ll'Jper, 1 1 . 2 on lower, rtmning 5 feet ; Loe� 23 on lower, 14.7 on upper, 10.0 running 8 wickets. I Au to Soles ' 'l'HREE llllT'l'ONllD 'l'ARS C!IOMI tho brief jacket of • black heather pcUt • polnt tweed ■uit from the New York collection. ot Chrt.etlan Dior. Colla.rleU and . atralghl: of aleeve, the ,fackat haa 10n. moldecl ahoulder■. Tiny pock• eta are ■et Into OQei lido Jlllt bolow Ulo hip. 1 ' " Call Dkt Sterrett \ ·· J;y,i black a.ml swollen u wll11 Pat.1 alt. with Brewer In hospital. Tho Martin blo1t broka the 070'1 orbit. bone. :l,;.. ..... s l• �� ·�·-�"�"'!·�°"�'"� I �- •,OW," ----- lb/ Lo�t and Found 18) A r· Business 5erviclo45 ---- 1 l BWy Martlo (1%) wbJpa a rl&hC lo llm Brewer's eye. t 1 7 , H e l p W anted l l 8 Employment Dally Sentinel, Pomaroy-Mlddleport, o., Aul- 9, 1960-7 Laurel Cliff Society Events I - -- -- -=-- PHONE W Y-2-2 1 57 I PERSONALS ---- --- .t cen1' per w•rd, one iDM!rtion. Mlnimurn charge - 60 i:-ent.s. I centa »er word for tbne OOblleNUve inlertiooa. Sptcial - on.� 1Hi;t.h tor ::W cen1J �r wi ,ro. Full rate of i cent.a per word will be charged for advcrttslni lf .oot pM.id witb.W JU d&.Y• aner rece4VWi bUJ. Error, J..D AGVttLlaina - Should be r"p1 r tf'd :.mrut'dlately. Tbt J>..Uv Semmel will not brt responaible r01 more tu.in oue rncur,eet imcrtlon. 1 of l"!anD and Special N otices of Ev,• uta f;l.1.)0. ObUW1.r....i1 Jlillbillibed .at l c&'ll per word. l MO. � DA i'S 3 DAYS J DAY ':/OROS " ...ao 90c 60c 1& '4.JU $1.8(1 ,1.20 60c :I<' $ti.00 ... 211 ,1.50 $7. :>u '2, 2" Ada �Ve,(l by 10 A.}4. wilJ be m lhat day , .,.. pu. tty Jlain, FrM ini.pectlon. lrm,r• tcl b,y "•tlt41w1CM. Ph� R. a,11111 A. hrW"ic;e 'St•Hon WY24-26-tfc 2364. I wiener rvul w11 eooyed by ,11. llr. and Mr1. Dile Stanley and wm c,llln1 on 111.r. ,nd obilllr111 I · Don&.ld Stanley Sunday eve• :: 8., Mn. Na• Town MnO � r. an rl Mn. Dan.11 Welch were . . 0 ebUdnn of Abe Lee, Shl.l'­ v1s1Ung their ■on, EvereU, neu r,y and Tommy ' b.1Ye I bro.ken' Clrcleville Sunday. arm Eddie Aah wH calling on re- \ lative.a here Qne day last we�k. Mn. Kathryn Weaver waa viaRoy Rou,e and wife were home itlnJ Mn. Neva Howell recentl)' over the weekend. Their daughtet alao Kn. Kawell'• trandcbull:hter Phylli• and family wert:. their l(olli, Wtll1ce and family. gue1t1. Mn. Clarence Hanlnt w11 c•II_ Mr. and Mn. Wm. Scott and Ina: on her alder, Mrs. Alice children Janet, Chulea and Gt!O. Stanley, were Sunday dinner guea:t.B of Mr. and Mr1. Jame■ Ruuell and Mn. Nada Tnwnsend. D. O. Whaley wa1 calling on M.11, CU1ta Tewk1bury of Sprlng. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jewell re­ £ield were 1pendlnc their v1c1tion with relatives and friends cently. here. NICELY F U RNHHE!) 2 BED­ room upstuu apartm�nt. Ph. W Y2-3874. 8 1 tic CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS BATES '., DOWNJNGTON EIGHT ROOM HOVSJ!:, two five room apartment,, A. N. l:Jen(:el. Jl-2 Uc Pbune WY2-3272. ADS WANT roa I i 1 �onces _ _ __ :"■RMITI ANO PEST CONTROL t 1 1 4 ) For Rent "-''d ' - -· . Of U■ed GoN Se1e$oa H� , Epllpm.m A LEr"" MN>, =,;.,�.Jltf! "THE-.FOORMisiilr •, c.t.H ., ,,, ,., ··117 · IBANN� ' ·' �--, 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleporl, In Germany 0., Aug. 6. 1 960 - .•........·N-E W-·-F---ALL · Arriving USE . O U R . LA Y•AW AY -- BECKY'S IT'S SMITH CLOTHING Middleport FOR Name Brand Merchandise MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy. Oluo A Carioon lnf'Y' NJghH TONIGHT ONL V CUfWn Webb, Dorothy McGuire ''THE REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER'" (Technicolor ) - also G lenn Ford - Ernell Bo rinine "TORPEDO RUN" ('l'echnicolor & Scope } ALSO CAJITOON IUNDA. V •nd MONDAY Palll Newman - Jack Carton Joan. Collins, Joanne Woodwa rd "RALLY ROUND FLAG BOYS" (Technicolor & Scope) • - -aleo LouJ1 Prima - Kelly Smith "'HEY BOY, HEY GIRL" ALSO CARTOON · ' ' • ••• • "°"' ,., llltr1'a flO othtr 0011dlUontr llkl th111 C,,rltr (111- I Sunday afternoon , July 24 •t 3:30 o'clock uniting iq marriage Miss Nancy Irene Blaellnar , daughter of Mr. aqd Mrs. F'1'(1 . Blaettnar, Pomeroy, and Mr. James Richard Lee • son 0f Mr. and Mn. William Lee Athen. B8ck of the ero,, on' the ,1,,'r· The bridesmaids dre11e11, lndenwas • a large fan arrangement of lical lo the honor aHendant's were white 1Jladloli and -.11talk, Jigh1ed on fashioned of while . silk o;gam:a elther aide by three-branch undle- with pale blue embroidered trim a bra. Each pew W11s marked with and wide blue tafteta cummera large ' white satin bow. The Rev. bund. They carrie� eol•nial bouWalao J. Ji4u•teb rtad th t: YOW8 of quets of pale blue arid Whi te tiny t he double rl'ng cCremony. mums entwined with pate - blue baPre'.nupt1a1 music wa� provided by r ibbon. h)' 1!{rs. Ben Neutr.Jing, organist, Mr. D. F. Lee, Columbu1 eened ':fho pl11.yed ''Largo'' by Handel; 1111 best man for h l• brotier and wh11!:n Thou Art Near" by Bach; usher11 were Mr. William C. Le ·of e ,nd · "Roma�ce" b)' Kir kp;ilrick. Ci nc)nnatl, · brother of the (J'oom · M u. M uY(n Burt, solois!, sang, Mr. John William Blaettnar, Porn'. ''The- Wedding Benedictio n," ''The e roy, brother' of the brJde ; Mr. Weddln(I Pnycr' • and ' "The Lori. rs Ronald Grogan, Athen1, and . Mr. Prayot." Ch arles Lane, Cleveland , 1 CraterOiven In marriage by her father, nity brother, . ' , ., , , lhe brtdt'! · worc a fl bor length g ow 11 Little Miss Eliiabeth Blae t tnar · ol 111llt orgam:a fashioned with a ' m ece of the b ride, w11 floyi'er a:irl fitted t, 1r■o, short aleev e, , ,, d , and wore , a whi te embroidered por tr,H neckl lne enhanced by !I dresa o f swlu or.gan dy wi th pale banding of Impo r ted Swiss <'nl · bl ue sa t'm · HIh ttcd wI th , 1 hua:h brold,ry. the ext remely bouffant bow and c.11.rr led a hand crocheted !lklrt c&11cadin.,0 OYer her hooi> wa, <111 b ke I flited wIth rose peta Ia. enhanced by appllquc, of sw·, ,, M 36Ier D• F• Lce, Jr., nephew of lace at the wide hcmliric. I Jec 1 , ,, . . ecrtip veJJ of silk f:111,(l111h ttlus1on th e .room, carrI ed lhe w hite aatrn o pill w on which laid the rings. held to cr"' "wn ,,t,,,,1 w , t t, s er" I ug as aco Iyte waa Wllliam C. ,ecd pea rls •and accen L.,il w,· , ,, • • ' e J r. , nephew of Ih e groem. Pearl motlf1. She earn ed II Co lon - u: M ra . - Blacttnar, moth er of lhc ial ca1c11de of white ro8c hu ds a:l1dioll florch 1111d 1tc ph11noti� on'. lmdc, wore II beige silk dre.111 with twined with while satin b aby rib• PH tel flo r11 l design, rose velvet bon. Her only Jewelry wa� , 1,,,,•t , hal, beiQe accessoriea and a corand dh1mond necklace, u t:: if l uf H ge n f pink rose buds. Mra. Lee w urc II belie embroidered dress the bridca:room. 'fhe maid of honor was Ml!II with beige hat, beige accenorioa Mary Jane Lee, aider c,f the bride- lllld a pink rose bud corsaae. Mls11 Luc» Amabar)' of Pomeroy aroom and aurorlly slater of the bride . Bridesmaids we,, Mi·,, Ida amt Miss Ka)' Jones, Alben,, roilsBnden, W11hlll"ton, Pa :, ili iH Jn• tercd lhe. guest,. • rO11owing the cere1nony, a reAnne Pletrafeac, Cleveland, bn th Alpha Delta Pl Sorority 11isters, ceptlon WII held In the church ao• cia · 1 room which waa decqrated and Miu Rita Beeclc, Pome roy. with urana:ementa of Hower1. 'the bride'& table was lovely with wbJte linen coYcr and centered wi th • a beautifu l nine tiered weddlQ cake decorated with tiny white roae buds and toppad with ttie · ffllnJ1; lure bride and groom. Napklna were white with the fnacrlptton "'Nancy &nd Jim" In 1Uver. Mlntl were in the form or tin'y. blue and white wedding bell,. Hoste11ea were Mi11 Judy Swartz, Colum bu1; Ml11 Kathy, Braden, WHt'\lnaton, Pa.; Mi" Maey Ann Dominick, Miu Elaine Puer■ and Ml1111 Sharon Belkofor of Cleveland, 1111 1ororlt)' 1l1oter1 of the bride. a F O O D - .!- """ - w,........... c.n ICODI I blq• all thin any other I-ftp �. Y1t It CHII l/3 ftM to 11111 tllln mny. ....... _,...,"'"' ...... ... ......... Heu our Chef'• Call To Come Gel 11. • ILlf fflflltH ........ ... •• '•' • · .r.•. •• Ir_. • ILH ru,1111 11w tn■ ,- I fllllf EASY TERMS OHIO VAUEY • PLUMBING AND Fred Will J 1 . , of Buffalo, N . Y . , who has 1,een the guest of his uncle Fran1t B. Will and other I relatives left Fridily for a visit I with relatives ln . Columbus. Mn C. E. W. Downie, Mr. and Mrs. T A Downie and sons C'1arl­ e1 aud Allen and William Downie and son Billy, local, aud Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Bright or Dunbar were in Cincinnati Thursday to attend the funhal of Miss Catherine Bengel, held in the chapel of the Deaeconeu Home ,,f Bethesda Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldsberry mo\'ed Thursda,y irom Lincoln Heights to llavenswood , Mr. aud Mn. Elz.1 Gilmore Jr., and family spent Thursday at L.1ke Alma. Mr. and M rs. \\ illiam Simmons and family and Miss Evelyn Sim1 mons returned tf, their home in Alderson, W. Va. , t'riday aftt:r a I visit with Mr . .ind Mrs. Mike Jim­ mons. M r . and Mrs. Eddie Florian of Mansfleld were recent guests of M r . and Mrs. Troy Ohlinger Jr., and son JeUr,:y Wayne. Mrs. Cha r lell Ihle and William Ihle of Raclne and llobert Ihle of Kent were Thu rsday gues ta of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Ohlinger Jr. ■nd 110n. M r . and Mrs. Ray Tittle and son Dale of Beaumont visited Wednes• day C\'Cning with Mr. and Mra. Troy Ohlinger Sr. and M rs. Juli1 Tlttle. M r . and Mrs. J. C. Brigh t of Dunba r . w. Va., are lhe guests of . her mother , Mrs. C'. E. W. Downie. Mr. and M rs, Walle r White and 1 .. , .. ily have returned to Photnh:, , riz., following , yJsit here wi th Jr . and Mrs. Walter Whi t e, Sr., Pome roy, and Mr. and Mrs. William Barnell, Cheshire. I The Federated church was the setting for the ceremon; MR. A N D MRS. LEE �==========e='l-waa • • • LUCILLE HAWK llfS I IN MEIGS COUNTY SUN., MON. and TUl!S. Walt Disney's ''SLEEPING BEAUTY" In Technicolor In Pomeroy I Middleport TONIGHT ''KlLL.ERS OF KILJ.MANJAHO" Robert Taylor · - Anne Aubrey - -also "111REE CAME TO KllL" Cameron Mitchell, John Lupton People e., Chddren's Dresses ROOMS !:. FURNITURE s299.oo • Living . Room •Bedroom •Kitchen c,_,. Tiu•.., Affliffl,u, 1$ A K E R · F\JRNITURE On tlit lrlthlllt Corner In Mlchlepo,t l . • •/ Corne enjof ,our favorite dieh - - - ill Jta very beat - - - � pared by a mu:Mr chef who t,k e, pride In ponl• cular people. Childs-Falkner Wedding Rites Held Friday Moinly About Blaettnar-Lee Wedding Ceriemony Held July 24 At Federat� Church In Pomeroy W.-d tau been rettlved of the pound son to Mr. MIii lln. Howard L. 81sseJI. SPS IIMnrd Bissell i1 now stationfll la l'ranee and bis wife was for­ aerty [roltl Germany. They have flile other child, • son, Howard "l,j..,; ot an 8% -..-�--- - -· ·--..,, ... .. . . . .' .. .. .. _ _�.. ,.._ ... __ _ _ _ _ _ Co mm1ttee Commtttee of AlThe Pr�gram Meet• le�noon Cattle of the Heath Method1st Church met Thunday eYenJng • 111 t lh e home Of M rs. o p · . · Klem, president, to make pl�ns for the pr ograms for the commg year. Othe,:s a ttending the meeting were MlSB Bess Sanbor n, Mrs. Wal­ ter ff.ayes, Mn. Bruce Lloyd and Mrs. H. K. Woodgerd . Flower Shou, Chairman · To Give lnatructio"' Mn. Paul Baer, chairman of the Me1g1 County ,fair flower show, wlll DC the gue1ta on WMPO radio Friday eYening at 7 :30 in the Wedne�ay when ahe wl1l 1ive the sanctuary of the Church of Cbnst, ui1t�u�t1on.11 . tor thoie plannlq to Mtdd.lieport, ;-1.1u Janis Childs, RN, participate m the ahow. Mn. Baer oI Columbus, became the br ide of w1II answe r any quesUona tha t Ale Joe F&lkner also or Columbus . come to her durlnl the "Coffee Rev. Fted l . Gudner , pastor or lhe Hour" .at 10 a. m. church, performed the dout>le ring Mrs. Baer, a member of the ceremony with Mr . and M rs. New­ Chesler Garden Club has been acm•n !hirdclle attending the couple. tivc in the fair show& for seyeral .for her wedding, Miss Childs years. _ __ _ ___ _ wore a beige sheath atreet dress wi Ll1 beige acceaHor ies. Her cor­ sage o! 'tl.'hite camalions was tied wilh a gold ribbon. Mrs. Burdette wore a black dress with white accessories and her white carna tion corsage was tied wit h siher . The new Mrs. Falkner is the dau1hler of Mrs. George Childs of Middleport and graduated from Middlepor t Hii::h School. She is al­ so a graduate of Holzer Hospital School of Nursing and iB employed .rt Children·s Hospi tal in Colum­ bus. l Sew--Rite Club •• , At Cl b ROOm !,ewing Club Members Meet With Mrs. Weber I School Girl's SPECIAL! From Aug. 6 to Sept. a ,I .. .· :• '' Cold Wave $5.00 MARILYN'S BEAUTY SHOP 692 Hloh St. Mlddl-" .Phon• WY-2-3312 . . . rem emb er II you are planning to · 1, \ BUILD want a reliable, trv1i­ wiU advise you on all types a frienif ia H you need flnmclal advise - mneult W• t.mith IIOli-tly knowo loulldl"I _1, ol olt♦ h<tr1- lfUGl1ty .., ooy p,ofod ls _,,.,._.,..then, � of need aocl uaures you of_ prompt QUALITY un•IALI - 1io..u. 1w ,- ..IIAIICI■• UIIITANCI We Pay 3% lntere,t O• Sa,btp Tlie FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Member Fedenl ,...., ti....... ............ .. ' llember Federal Depoal& lmarance Corpor.Uoa POMtROY, OHIO WHY DRIVE MILES AND MILES ' · TO DISCOUNT STORES . ,W.H EM CAN BUY AT. -PICKE NS FOR LESS! . WE A:�E GETTING READY FOR NEW CHRISTMAS TOYS. TO MAKE �OOM WE ARE SEWNG FOR· ONE WEEK ONLY IIGINNING 7 A.M. MONDAY, AUGUST I ENDING SATURDAY, I P.M. AUGUST 13dl vou · ' °' ' � Noled For ... STEAKS =� ANOTIIEB' GIVE-AWAY! All Fi$hing ·s upplies '. ' ' ..• ' /41'- 9,,11 P.M. Dolt, /. 1�2 -. PRI.CE ' llle<el' intl ' lle)be..., ' , ._ Rer. 'Webir ThomA wlll be wl II •· rrlenij1 ' In llio •luneral blnj>flm _ ti . . , , I !09 3l Wt1f«• tlitim, · 'Here Lui Wn lf•IP eollilij'.IJ.iiicl, offloe ·Buruu· af Unemployment lion � f!S elalnu ta fll,t!, 111"! week, wllb tJ1o \t,w cIAtim... for 0.. week ■ak � 1o, rwaer , ·' ,f!ital� •lliilJolOiJM . ..... .... n' .i N!IL' •)I ' _ a .;, ' � C' ' wt f ·· ·.- - ---.. !,...__ ' ,. a, 1- Kentuckian [ .... Being Held By Gallia Sheriff ( • • A Jackson man met his I death in • shotgun lhootln): at , , 8:30 p.m . Sunday night al' the , home or Tommy Harris on Brush Ridge between Vinton and Rio Grande. He was Mar. ! · · Ion Uatlleld, 35, and he died Instantly from a blast from a 12 gauge shotgun which hit I him In the neck. Sbetiff Oscar Baird received a . call � the scene at a::,o p.m. and left i mmediately with his t w o ' . d�es • .Jack Owena and Gr.tnt ! E,....t Harris. Tommy of homo Ridge Brush the In dNd IIM VICTIM BLAST SHOTGUN Or. Donald Warehime, Gal• Lona. -• ,hooling tho et old Hatfl Morion of plchlro this took Tho.._n IJ1 oounty eornner, went to t h e · acene of Uk abootuq' at 7 p,m. Alio a:olng to the s:'t�ne was Tom ' )V.a-1aner, of the Bureau of Criminal lnveatigaUon of London, wbo h appened to be at the sheriff's office inYestigating another cue. T♦mmr Horrtsi..:; of Bn,eh Fifteen categories wtll be judged in the southeastern Ohio at whOM the ihoof- . Breeders who will stage a district show Aug, 19 at Guernsey 1,1g hok pfac•, fermerlF Of ,K.,._ Rock Springs fairgrounds in conjunction with the 97th th e tvcll:y waa tak1n Int. c�. annual Meigs County Fair. H¥HI Teclr:ett, who was at tM The show is expected to be one of the lop attractions at. lbe •� of tM shootlnt, was alto fair during Friday's activities. httd by thl 1htrlH 11 a mattr[al Frank Johnator,, fair board see- flesday, Aug. 10, is the final date ",t witn.H, ! said the Wahama High 1 for entries. Johnston will be at the ret.ary, 1, h .t'. · · -Investigation of the case is be· School ba�d _also has �en secured ! fair boa&d office from 1 to_4 p. m. ing continued and chatgea are e 1:­ , ':t f_j-"1 to play at this )'ear's fair. The Wa· I through Wednesday of tb11 week pected to be filed today. bama band replaces the Eastern where residents may ·make live,. 'ne body of HaWeld ia at the: · High School band of Meig5 County stock enlrie■. Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral home 1 1n other laal minule detaib for · which was originally scheduled to and will be takeo today to the appear at 'the fair from noon to this year's fair, officials said that Mayhew Funeral home a t JaC:.:son. · 4 p. m. on Thursday, Aug_ 18_ The the Meigs County taleot ■how to The lather of the de,d man i s 1 Eastern band, however, will not be held on Wedneaday, Aug. 17, the operator of • aervice statioo appear due to the recent resigna- under sponsorship of �e Ke:ip Co. in J ackson. lion of ill director, Lloyd John- 1 Farm Bureau, will beain al 2 p. m. as a free grandstand Aunetion. . Private James F. Schuster, son son. resi- The rock 'n ' roll dance �teat reminded .also Johmton of Jlr, and Mrs. J. M, Schuater, that membertbip tickets for to be ttaged by the- lt,�11nt, Uilcoln Rm. enlisted in the Unlt- dent.I •flit iire on sale and Teen canteen wiH ltelllt �,U,, · tbil year-'1 ed Stites Marine eorps for a four can be purchased from any melll- at 3 p. m. Also 18 a fl'ec!'"' Chnd­ year period, Aug 2nd, He i, pee, r from the Reuler insurance stand attraction ii the rodiet con­ o ber sently ult.dergoing twelve weeks Agency or the· Gilmore Supply taining free ride ticket, and gift of boot camp at the Parris ls- Store, Pomeroy� The Sport5 Center, certificates lo be aet off pro.mptb' land, S. c., from thece he will Middlepon; Waid Cross Sons, Ra- al 4 p. m. ' go direc t ly to Camp Lejeune, N. In case of a large number or en­ cine; Kaub: Feed Store, Chester; C., for four weeks or infantry J , or lrants in the ta.Jent show wbich Chapmctn's Syracuse Market, Funeral services tor Mrs. Al- training. Upon completion of the the Rosa Service Station al Five will feature acli in two q;e a.te. bert Scholl, age 78, who died 16-wffk training program Printe Poinl.8, gories, the show will be moved to Sunday morning at ber Cole-&t Schuster will receive a twent)'­ '!'hose enlea::ing livestock in the an hour earlier than 2 p. m. IIO that residence in Pomeroy, will be I day leue. competition at the Meigs County the same schedule can be carried -----held Wednesday at 2 p.111". from Fair are being reminded Lbat Wed- out with only lhe one change to the Ewing Chapel wlth burial in ( be made. Act.I wiabin_g to re&ilter Beech Grove ce·metery. · for the talent &bow may do ,o by , , She is sunived by her hu1band1 Three Men Awaiting contacting the Farm Bureau of. Albert; two sons, Albert Milton 1 fices on ast Main St., Pomerur. Court Action Here Scholl, Pomeroy, aqd Delbert Wedneaday, A.ag111t 17, ia . the Three men. arrested Saturday Becker, Middleport; two grand· lint full day's 1ctivitiea at the U• evening in Rutland and Pomeroy children, two ere•t grandchild• nual fair and will be '.'kiddie day." were in jail lhia morning awajt• nepand nieces ren and several A fire in Kanauga at 10 : "5 p.m. ing heartnas. hews. Saturday night damaged the Junior Hill and Harold .E. 'Darst, -GS G..EIIAL NDSPIJAL She WH a member o f the St. White Flower Shop in the estimat­ both of Rutland, were arre, ted by o urch in P rn• , ed amount of $3,100. �re was '8 Admitted Saturday: Jama Ha­ Paul's Lutheran Ch Lyons, Dant wley, Middleport; VictoriJ. Stacey, eroy. The Rn. Jack Welch, of loSA of .$2,100 to the contents and Rutland Marshal F. for in toUeati� and Hall of in to1:­ Middleport. that church in New Haven, W. s1 1000 to the building. U,:ation and having an open flask . . aerYlees. have will Va. Fourteen volunteer firemen .an. Arrested by Pomeroy poilce on an . Discharge« · Sa turday: - otbelia awered the alarm and a tanker intoxicaijon charge wu Earl Holt, J.e.sse, Pomeroy; 118"it!! ,TboJDQ, Mineraville; Mra. Donald Taylor truck answered the fire alarm. Hartford. and son, Pomeroy; llrl, - Robert The firemen brought the blaze Dugan and son, , Rutland; Mn. 1 1 by U'lder control and had it out Thomas Smilh and daughter, p.m . Mll8s Clbicken Deaths Pomeroy, unknown 1s fire the of The cause Admitted Sunday: Kri. Dale and an investig.ation of the blaze Being Investigated Little, Middlepon; Mn. Dwight . SherJ.J:f Robert liartenbach's of­ that ls underway . It is reported fi&e and Doi Warden John Meeks Parker, Pomeroy; Mn. Linda i.u­ .anon is suspected. are lnYeatleating the i;lestruclion dermilt, Middleport. Di1charged Sunday: Macy Elli.a: of. 2� eleven-Week old chickena at LANGSVILLE MAN FINED the home of Dwight Spencer at beth Anderson, Po1Dero1; Mn. Funeral service, for Harvey Wayne Wll&on and daqhter, RaMarion Eugene Grate, Langs­ Weal Shade 1411 nlght. Rowley, 111e 'NI, who died Sunday 1:ine. Tho c b ick ena were kill.cd by a In coal ,net $10 lined ville, was mornlng at the ' Foater Rest Home Birth, Sunday: A dail,.t,ler to during the on a charge of maurading anlmal in Synroae will be held Wednes• County Court today Mr. and Mra. Dale UW.1 •lliddle,. t , M.r. Sdencer reported to the nl1h the by r b ought n oper,tio day a t 10 •.m. , from the ]Qwlnf reckless port. sheriff's ,offi� this · morning. Patrol. Chapel with burial !� �am&vllle , Stale Highway ---�Cem.eteey, Ma10n, W. V,a. He ja slll'YiYe:d by· two children, Sarah Marie Smith, Portland, O.; I and George Rowl ey, Troy, O.; · three sieter&, Mn. Grover Tate, New Cumberland, W. V-a.; Anna • Searles, Middleport; and Martha . Henry, Middleport; tw o brothers, J i m Rowley, 'Bridgeport , o.; Georae , of Arizona, and ..everal · · grandchildren, great pahdchll• dren, ind ,rea t, creat' �andchil­ dren. I Frlends may call al the funeral home ianytlme. I Joins Marines R'-•• f ,. tr l /fi no. were ' ■ Tu ! I . • ' ' I I ---------- 15Categories To Be Judged In Guernsey Show During Fair &frs. SehoJll'.ill., '. Be Buried Oft Wednesday At 2 I $3 I ' I00 FIre I s Kanauga ff"t o. Last Rites For Mr. Rowley To Be Wednesday I Support Case I I .'.. " _ __,_____. ·-- � . . I I Terry ' · _..•1· ��� I i ·•'i • � I I I 1 he ease of the State df Ohio v, · , Harry Hayman for non support has been continued from Aue. JO unW further order of the cc>urt, accord­ ing to an entry signed by Judge John C. Bacon . In a hearing on temporary all� mony in the case or Goldie Oiler v, �,r , · , , · . � - · , ,., f� , er, the d•lendant �.. b een Oil Genethree by ' Jpomore,l ' , • L, Alpert¢a, , �CtN:n.1(°, 0ROA"!IZE!> '--, Trool) , 28t ·B of �ilta Of part of • to pay $150 •• ordered I ' Rodney r, area. Front fo row, I Plain ppera DOl'lh� II• countr chUJcllei .U ol, lhe by alimony temporary .AYf. , 20. Hooks, Larry phe,aUer, KoMelh ,C�,!weU Bobby 'Beker; se con· d: row , Gtfl!• ll.andon, , S�e Badgley. Paul µt. e, ttCQutmu\eJ', �nda , at the' left; bis aaslstanl, Lllldon, Jmie1 NO DIAL IN OHID l(OUta Roger - Broo!li. ROnnib Banielt, Tom Wa!J!On Is at rigbl. Abeerit Fritz 0 . Lot� � v anti Bruce Haoer Re - Paul Hoob Is commlt l!!e chalrlllllli C M ' HeMley Is IJlltltuUonal se'n. 1b Include oi,na)4 1, JDdOD;, C�n ' Newland, Hel'fflllll Black, ���l:g �. rep10sen tati.-! Kh 1an ., , ed),'a 1 pa ed· Chtirth of Cbrllt; Paul ·Hoou, Gordon Cbeval ler; EUB Cjt1lrdr; Cecil Caldwell, . William I John F. Kenn ule iD Qhlo. Chap.m1a, llelllodlat <:llatcll. .. I Is Being Contlnued ci>nuni1tee1 lei I Non Goe�. d, /.. SINGLE COPY - 5c ·I Ptme_: 1/r. ' lroa1-.d Chicken ' ""°' F1:1nent ■ervl"9 for . 0Jrfleld died !!aturdly • • in M•ill qeiieral Ho,pl­ � tal, WIil ' be r ·btld: · Thunda,y at 3: p,m, from IEwinl Cb;(pel burial in Rlvenle" , . Adami w11 in the ll'OCtl'Y ,eua •� U.11lon• · , buNMtlll . for inan, . .... ....-e. u. .hl1 wife, Clar■; daupter,•RubJ Luadbert, Lem, . , Colll.l (wo 11"""- ldrl. Smb . Rbchedtf, :N. 1:"l.i lfr1. I lbowbon; Ruah0 11:J.; and Ad11j111, ?I, . .. .d I ' !+ril.lnl Our CIRCLE'S Restauront Pae WY�_,, , .......... ..,.. °""' ,· f. & A.M. 164 Will Hold S ial Meeting: _A,,dams Setvices 1'ill Be Held �. Thursday ' la .d ' � -- � a, ,1..,,, We"N . Ike Hands Big Legislative Job To Reconvening Congress Cammltlee Reserve Syalem Weather ..... 1 Jackson Man Slain With. Blast . By Shotgun Nrar Rio Grande Delegates Will Elect Committee To Direct ASC ..... .,..,""--'· ..,.IUlt,.... _ .................. local banker - he's a good man to lmow. your en t1n e ·y Promises 8est Delense iii . After INmfnt your nNda eu, tl1wflsmen dtGWtho .......,., .-.. plont. lltta te e It noeiltlgatloft. . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Moooay, August NO, 911 Destrucb"on •u••••• ••narM■ III' 811nm • l,oth coumelor 111• . . ' De"owd To .Tiu, �nlere,i. 0/ The Mei11-Maaon Area -----------� Unieashed �-- _ CUtS SWath Qf portrca ar Come In for penonal can,ultaflon ,o we · can aocertaln exactly what you want. 5" aur d),ploy of plan boolca and other Your ·Local Banker! . Four Year Old Girl Unable ToFindAid --- De,lgned la At th• nN I al you and your family, · . Meigs Fire_EatersAttend 17th Ohio Association Conference worthy, well e,tobllohed firm ta deal with . . • We hove been 1er¥lng and giving complete 1atl1factlon to home• ownen for many yeare. htlpful kleae. . - The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. yo11 ' _...._ a new home or modern ize your present one Remember . -.· a •1 · WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pcesid ent Eisenhowe r asked Con­ gress today to act on a big legtslalive program at its post-oon• venllon session , Including addition al civil rights legislation. '!'be President outlined his recommendations in a special message read to the Senate, which re<onvened today. He reported tb■t he bad ordered development ol a mudt lona:er $1 an hour, and expanded eoyera1e range ven1on of- tbe .Pol•rta mis- of the law. -A program to help economi­ 8llt but wouid need· no additional cally depre1scd areas. deten1e fund&'. He prombed a -"Construcilv, measures lo p,·umpt request for addi tional fuftda U her should find it necea• mt'�t exlatlng farm problems," Financing to a,oid delays in l\labw� program, the intersta te �nee •llln t auur• th• c.,.. of the Preai­ renewal a meaning ....., thaf' thl1, 111Hon'1 mllltary cent pow9r It HCan4II to ,..... and wlll dent's request for a one-hall ga.sollne deral e f in the lncrca1e . RETI.JRNS FOR EMF!RGENCY SESSION ·_: United · Na­ .._ ke,t that w.11,,. 11..,.ho..,. tiol15 Secretary General Dag Hammankjold, Oeft) surrounded MW In a lteck - Mnchd .tomment tax. A postal ra te increase "to by, olficials and police, leaves his plane after arriving from on what loam, •• one of th• Mt­ saddling the next adminia• aYoid ..,, ,-litli::al ltlUH of the 1960 Ille Congo for an emergency lession of the Security Council tration and taxpayers generally , which .h e hinted that " war" in Africa might be averted at with a pos• 1n detalUng hi, . r«ommenda­ 11•holly unju,.tUiably, through a Congo compromise. The U .N, Chlet also emphati­ a billion dollara Uorii, the Pretident said that only tatl deficit nearing denied rumor, that he Intended to resign from his posi­ cally one major b1ll-deaUng W'ith ciYil a year." s �omesllc tion because of recent criticism of him by the Soviet Union. r Eisenhowe of All ritbta- ._ had been palled In the ' dations were •� of domestic affa� before leglslallve recommen he previ­ Copal'fll reces,ed. for the n\llon­ carryovers of program, to Congress. submitted had ously al politjeal convention,. The Presiden t atrongly indle1t• �e said e ven that tllll omitted he would use his Yeto power to ed tWO major provilton, which he legislation qe fel t would im­ block advocated ind · that he hoped a balanced federal budget . perial t� proviaiom "Will now be re· 1tored in keepin1 with the bipar­ For the 17th consecutive year Meigs Cou,;,ty was well re, tilin 1upPort evldelleed' for these presented at the annual Ohio State Firemen's· Association it.em� lut month." Conference held over the weekend In Cleveland. 11111 ..terNCI f9 the 1960 pltt­ Twenty-One members of the Middleport and Pomeroy Vol­ fol'ffll H..W lty th• D-mocratlc unteer Fire Departments. Joined 1500 other Ohio firemen for _,.. l.e,uilflCln Mtlonal COflYffl­ the 23rd annual conference. It marked the 17th consecutive tlen1 last me,nth. year for M iddleport. The: two proviliofJs Eisenhower After a busy F:-iday firemen for the social · highllghl of the had in mind were proposals to and guests came to life Salurday three-day meeting. provirle fedllhl aranta to Bchool night at the conforcnce banquet. diltrtcta to help in rach1I desegre­ Guest speaker, · Static! Auditor More than 800 l)Ct!lli,ns jammed James A. Rhodcti, •priiised tht!' ption effortl, a�d to -make the A four-year old Middleport girl Con,miltee on Government Con­ wi t h a dangli ng big toe had trou• the ballroom of the ·Ho tel Carter volunLeer firemen and the Jadl u tracts a permanent agenCy. This hie securing medical treatment where the conference was held •• a turlliarles. COfQmlttee, no-.. headed by Vice last nigh t following a bicycle acci• �oung Peter Stunesant set up M. Nixon den t . Richard Pre1ident the first firefighting gr 011 1• in the 11eeU to end racial dlscrllnation CO!ilntry In the 17th century, RhoThe Middleport emergency squad \....ell" �n hiring worlr:era b)I companies was called a� e:2� p. m. to the de:H said the ladies WMc dtle:gatworkllll on government contracll. home of Mrs. Marie Duiilding, ed firewatcb:er du;·iea aJld were 0ttMr l.tquNh In · charge of ck!.anuig ehlnu,ey11, cust-sl, when Joyce Carroll, daugh. Lo Elaenho:wei' . leglslallve ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Car, Olher laddera and bucket;. neommeq,d1J1Uons: "And though there have been roll, caught her toe in coga o( a -Tb• full A,J.7&,0bo,000 whlob bicycle. The toe waa 1lmo,t snarmany lmproYemcn� over the be requeated tor tht 1erei1n aid ed. )'ear, in firertgltling no one ran proar■m. lmp,:ove on the onthus.i11m of a Emergency squad members had -Autborl111ti9ij for • $600 mil­ to out her from the blcycle to free Ir Middleport man travelln1 Yolunleer fire � dOPll'UUVt." he • ' •· · lJ<lq pi'qll'Om. Ji4 to l:.ltln her 1110 and hrotl&I.I lbe 1irl, to nor;t.� on l'owe[l�t .Sa,lu!Jlal' �ter. _eai,i. · d.1:y all and .u,�L 8a\w'day '!ilarlier. of e a t ra af tili:li !peed ri'OOl'i suetreatol" r Mt1'{gs � Hotplta� ...:.rmorat aid ,ror construction of ment. Squad menibera aald today ceeded In lnfllctlng conaidHable hJ<la)' the . ('ls1thtJ (lremen al-­ ladUUe1 tor public schotls and Lhat treatment at the bOJpital wu damage befon his car finally came tended demonstrations b)' ti\@ eoUege, and unJver1itle,. refused • after the .quad brought to a halt a,1alnst the porch ot: the O.eveland Fire D<:partmenl and A p,.,a,... to · """" • 'lbe lged the aceJdent victim lhere. Treat- Theo Neutzling home on Ash-st, educational seNtons in the hotel meet · the eost of �ous lllnesse1. ment was also refused by a Porn- police Hid. ballroom. -"A a,odente up.'l'ard adjust• eroy physician lo whom the .squ.ad Friday's activities were ellMidd,leport Police Chief Herbert ment" of the minimUQl wag,, now took the li ttle UJ'I, Gilkey reported the arrest of maxed with a glgaritie fire equip• Emergenc}' sq:uad membera ap. Gilbert Howard English on a DWI ment p�rade. Both Middleport pealed to Sheriff Robert Harten- charge following the · acciden t at and Pomeroy firemen joined the bfich who dispatched Deputy Char- 12:3& p. ,m, Sa turday. Chief Gilkey parade of over 21)\) unlU. Middleport joined the parnde lea Sayre to Holzer Hospital with aaid that English's car had torn the YOUfll vietlm. She waa given down a stop sign on the left .side with one of its, member', dreased emergency treatment there and re- of the street Jn lower Middleport, in a guerrilla suit ind kept the turned to her home laLer in the struck a power pole on the rl1ht spect1 ton along the 2 � mile par• side of the street, then turned into ade route well enterhdned. evenln1 by private car. However, Fire Chief Tom Uar1ot The emer1ency squad was tilled Ash-st where it crashed Into the declilied to menti'Jn who was at 7 :34 to the home of Emmett Neu tiling porch. The Middleport emen::ency squad best "suited" for ihat job. Rallton, Page St., When Oebra Ann 1Me11te1 from •the �n�ea Attending. the oonferene� Crom called but there were no Jn. . waa talleR w-11 and was choldng la l(eip Counlt lri)I -I In I were Emmet Shuler, Middleport t R· was Abou JurleJ. damage $400 Dy ,quad Ho1plta1 the Holzer to . , COunt1 Convenllon, ii Meis• co. Pol"led to the Neut.sling home with dele1ate: H. A. D1Ue1, illematt; was removed obltructlon the but AIC . tiUlce Fr1dtf1 Al>l,'Utl 1• for heavy damage to the car. English Ruuell Mllls, Lmy Baker, Har th s,i:arpaN of elfttffil a1 CO\lnb' o n the way to the ho,pkal. X-rays wa, aUll ln Jail today 1w1tun1 old Hinkle, Bob McElhmny, John there we 1rriv1I taken her after re to -·� the """ She wu returned home hearing before Ma,or Kenneth Mc- Vrooman, Tom D.-rn, Lee Smith, - o\llC "-"""' drrled 'on In however. Robert Byer, James Daoiel,j, and Elhinney tonlaht. by the aquad. t · the eouDty, AllO to be herd toni1ht are char• Don Milla. Thi. Comtalilte ..UI <ONlat of a:ea brought by Middleport police Dr. Ray Pickens, Pete Kloes lbreo me""'°"' bne of whom oh,11 agalnat Charles Ray Satterfield,. and B. F. Param11lee joined the IM. eleetod !balrillln. and one Racine, for no drlver'a Ucel'UJe, and gro�p Friday evening, then new pee a 'il<e dtaltmlll. and . two alto,. Robert Leo Forbes, Rutland, and home ·early Saturday momin1. Pomeroy Lodge 184, FlcAM, will - eo-ltteemen. flle tem, of John Rice, Middleport, on bitoxi• David O blin11er, . former mtmber oftloe ol lb- j,enons ,1111 bqin have a 1rtecial meetP11 We:dnfilday cation char1es. of the Middleport departmen t, Au&:ust 10 at 7:30 p. _ m. It ia 1noa'8fi,tember 1. now llvin1 In Wooiter, also join 11ounced l>Y W'onhlpful �ter lllllillU!a who will piemble in ed the 1toup Friday •:v�ning, BANKER DI.ti tJm !CODYention .re elected ftom Thomas W . Bowen. , Patt Mutert Attendlrll from Pomeroy were of the Lodge will be honored and WILMINGTON, 0. UP( - 1Rob their ODDUD.u�tr. _in_ elections the third degree will be'eonferred ert E. Hartman, Gl, president, of M1y,,r Charin Legar, Phil Globa mail. on one candidate. Refl'Mhmenta the IJ'int National Bank herti ,kar, John McKtmia, Charles - - a't to ,Ille t,b11J■led w ll be ,erved, All Muter Ma1on1 1lnce 19M, died of a heart condl• W tlT)' and Marty McGJnni:i., Poml IMODday;A- l are ura:ed to be preaent. tlon .In • ho,pltal Sunday niaht. · ero)"'s delegate. ♦ . of flnaocW m•uen. He I • • •• • • • • •• • • •• • • • • a •• ca II • • ••• • •.. • WY-1-3 193 • • • • • • • • • •••• • • • • �.� - friend. He i • • e tho ft_.., ,..'-' VOL XII loush's Shoe Sto" .. , -· c,------- $4.99 A Good Man to Know • • • Your local f.':j MOC-TYPE LOAFERS ==-=::__,�====�I Also assisting were Mr s. � Neutzling, Mrs. Jo8eph Sisaon, Mrs. George Buchanan Ml!!i Mary Vlr­ ginia Heibel, M rt1 , , Paul We rner and Mn. Albert Woodard. Relatlves and close f riends or the bride we re welcomed at the b.wg e of the bride after the re· �Ion. P'or her going away costume the bride cho11e a beige silk ,u,· 1 'w,' th brown velvet hat .and brown acccs• sorles. 1'he new Mrs. Lee is a "' "radu,to or Ohio Univer sity where she wu a member of the Alpha Delta Pi sororlty. She 11 now employed as a Iear her al West Elementary School in Athena. M r. Lee was gradua ted from O hlo UniYcrslty in June where he was a member of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. After ,hi m o nth s In acr vice, he will be arfillllte d wltb the Ohio FU(II Gas Co, u pon lhc 1 r return Irorn a Wl'dding t rip lo Bedfo rd Sprin g s, Pa . • the couple a re residin g at their r t Washington and High ;r.� ��:;� � a Ou t•O r·town gueatti attending the weddina: were {rom Athens, Colum . bu,, Weat Carrollton, 7wtiddleport Guynllle, Racine, Lancalltc.r CJn'. , I,· cinns ClcYeland, Granville Springfield, Toledo and Waahln"'. " t P • ;;••:_ . •;; ."_ .,;; .; .; .; -.;a;;;;;;;;;;;:;aa;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; i !u1��� .::· Mn. Members of the Jolly Bunch Sewing Club wen t to the home of Mr1. James Weber Thursdiy even­ ing for a social lime. The group had planned an out­ door picnic but due to the rain the 'Potluck dinner w11 held in­ side. Home made ice cream and cake was sel'\'ed by t he hostess followJng the meal, Mr. Falkner is the eon or Mr. and Those a ttending the aff.air were .'-'.rs. O. ;d. Falkner of Birmingham, Mrs. Kenneth Byer, Mra. Noah Has­ Alabama. He graduated from the kins, .Mn. Gfflr,ge Hackett, Sr., lllirmingham I ligh Srhool and is Mrs . Lawrence Milhoan and _grand­ with the Air Force stationed al daughter, Donna Weber, Mn. J.,.. Lockbourne Air Bt1� in Cqlumbus. D. ·Dilea, Mrs. a1r1 Nattox and . The couple left immediately fol­ ,granddaugh ter; Mrs. Orin Smith, lowin g the ce!'emony for Columbus Mra. Perry Mitch, Mn. E. L. where they will reside at 1027 Sey­ Hughes and Mn. Gertrude Miller. mour Avenue. CAMP MEETIN G At Coolville, Aug. 4 throl1gh 14. .Evangelist Rev. Lloyd D. Sheets, Waverly, O.; Singe rs, Mr. and Mrs. Benn Underwood, Wil­ more, Ky,, Young Peoples leader Rev. H. M. Hugus; M issionaries, ReY. and Mn, Karl Rice; Young Peoples meeting each eYening at 7:30; Evangelistic serYice eJch evening 8:00; Da)' services 2 pm · Missionary senlees 1 1 am Sunda} August 7th, Sunday services 1 1 am-2 pm-e pm. Soul stirring messages, in&pirational ainging, I • a, UnilN - -1 \ •-�" ·-·"'"' for 10 - h, tho UnlfN It.... 4wi.., 1tsu,. DI th< I • fetal, 11 IIUlt..nHI fatai lfthff'JN In ldiY�lto 41-,/y UN'cletff with I · the ..,,., The ,...,.lnlfll 27 4Htht -..... • .....,It et hNt •frN•, heert .ftlh,,.� allil athtr condltN&. VISITATION DAY IIT All ohUdren that. will be ,1, yean of age before February ht, 1961, wbo wW aUe:hd the Bradbury School lked to be e U aent at th � : A g t The Sew-Rite Sewina: Club met • p. m for to �et �cWedneaday evenine a t their club qualnted. room, Lincoln HeJght1, with Mn. Raymond Baity and Mrs. George will be Mn. lloy Blank enship and Mra. Donald McKnight. Conde aa hoateaaea. Followint short bwlneli seaaion 1 in charge of Mn. Donald Co1Un1, . WOMEN'S presiden t , gamea were played and . prizes awarded to Mrs. Kenneth Finley, CollJns,. Mn. HarYey Vanvranke n. Mt1. Wllliam Ware, Black or Camel Mrs. Jamea Butler, Mrs. Donald Tan suede McKnight and Mrs, Edward Wells who also won the door pri:«1. Refreshments were served by the hostesaes to those named above Sizes 4 to 9 and Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mn. Day• ton striekland, Mr1. OonaM Mullen Mrs. Calvin Simpson and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. M ldd k port, Ohlo Hostesses fer the next m• et i n1 === = .::.::::.:::'� �c,::=="'= = = "'=== ="'="""" ' Has Sess,,on • Now You Know :-:i 1/:� .,.:�i d� :; • I , , , . , , . . . who MAY THE BEST TEAM WINI - Above ar e the Middleport Utile League meet a powerful Pomeroy Tro1an All.Star ag .gregalton tonight m the second round play at the Wellston . Tournament. Game Ume is 8:30 f>.m. The wmner will be favored to �b the finals , Kn�eling, left to right. Willard ,(Buddy ), Mooce. Geor_ge �- Larry Gladw!ll, Rnonle D is Hmdy, Bill Hackett, Mark TaMeblll, Ro d Sauer, Davtd Calki. Staotlln1, WaY!le av , Gary Jofi11SOn. Jim Sto­ Gardner, Donnie Nelson, Bruce Wallace, · Jerry Van In wagen, Mike IJld asslst1nt Bratton, Owen hart, Mike Bratton , and Sam Clttworthy , In b aek are ·- • ' .. -· Wooct, Call, maaager. 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