https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a619c7b462a4594b0563b28367a0aa4f.pdf 6fb65ada8df3a66243614e5fdda5f4a8 PDF Text Text --, 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. Al!� m•nac� _, :: I ·, I I / I I • ! \! , i 11 f, 1 11 a ! �·. • ' -� .. .' . .. �-- • - --- ... .. • - · - �� ... · · -·- · � -.. ·- 'HE .fl41lY 'iEN TINEl A short time ago airline pilots rt>fused 10 report for duty o n a number o f our maJur air• lines: This action , which amountf'd to an in­ fonnal strike, was fortunately of brii,r dura­ tion. Even so, the public was seriously incon­ venienced - and these pi lots demo11strat1·t! an altitudP of irrespons ibility which ca:,;ts ser­ ious question on t he judg�mPnt of men who earn very large salaries, arc engaged in a h ighly responsib le and ski l leU profession , .ltHi enjoy great presl igc. They rcfust•d to fly bc(· ause they disagn.>cd with certain new safety ru les and regu lations and procedures ordered by the Federal Avia­ tion Agency. This is t he agency whos(I job i t is to maintain high standards o r airline- oper­ at1on. Behind it lies a l l the authority of the U. S. Government. -- clement s , tangible and intangih le, enter- into our military strength . One of lhC'tn - a n d one of the most importan t - is oil. Rear Admiral 0. P. Lattu emphasi z1•d t hat in a rece-nt speech. The oil require ments of the military arc all but unbeUe vable. A single one of our jet bom bers carries a fuel load Now . ii is possible that some or a l l of lhe new s1 rictu res were unnecessary , or i rritat­ ing , or extreme , or need modificatio n . But ' t hat is nut the poi nt. If the commer cial pilots and their associa liot1 felt this, their recourse was to go through the 1e'ga°1 a·nd legislati ve d1annel s 1•1hieh exist to reconci le differen ces and brin;: about change where change is ne­ ressary. The worst possible step was to petu­ ! J n l ly refu st• to report for duty a n d thus say, i 11 effect , that t heir j udgeme nt was superio r lo that of the law and the agenc y the law created. What it all comes down to is that this is a governm ent of laws and not of men , as a l l sound and free governm ents must be. Let's hope the pilots, and all the rest of us, keep that i n mind i n the future. equiilal ent to £our railroad tank ('ars. The ghint holds of our F'orresta-l•class a irl'rnft car­ riers eaeh conlain more tha n 2,000,0 00 gal­ ' lons of fuel oil, plus 1 ,000,000 gallons of air• craft fuel. These treme ndous petrol eum consum ption rates. said fhe Admira l , who is cxeC'ul iv(> d i ­ reC'tor o f 1 h e M ililary Pt>t rolcum Suppl y Ag1•11cy, "tmd<• rl ine thf' fad. that our . rhann•s of We pride oursel vC!s on hHing a forw:m .l• lookin g peopl e. We foresee a time in wh ich life will he happie r, health_ier richer , aud more prod uctive . We all hope Urnt the world in which o u r children will l ive out their Ji vPs will IJe a• beH,�1· one t ha n ours. A t the same time, it is t he part of wisdo m in our m,at and drink , iN otJi' rlt'ce'"81tlts and i 1 1 our comforts, in out IitiOt'8 and in our �1m1111em ents. Mr. Base W119 killed in a n auto acriden1 on U. s. Route 21 north uf Caldwell, Ohio, on FridaJ_ morn­ " J f we. can ptevent 1 tit@ govemm�t from i n g. A _conslruction worker, - hc was wasli ng the labors- 'of t� J)E!<1ple under the return mg home whr.n u coal, truck - wt'nl out o( control on a curve and . . .. . prdt :nse of ca-ring for tlierii, Uiey WIii be hapHI ruck his car. R I C K Y TAYLOR py. Tw.nty month old Ric:"v " to look back - if only t o reca ll some of H1P He was taken to a hospltal in Taylor, son of Mr. •nd Mn, words that were sai<( long ago by men who That was said by Thomaa Jefferson, whose Zanesville 1111d ,tied about 8 p. m, Herm•n A. Taylor, Middleport, The deceased born un Feb­ helped make this nallo n. For instan ce t hen• Hn look forwfld now to lm­ ('Ont rihut ion to the American system of gov• ruary 3, 1915, in was MAson, the son of prov&d he.Ith ond a norm•I is lhis: "I place econom y amon g the fli'.st a nd l'nim ent was , perhaps , greater than that of William B.uss and lhe late! Cassie life followin1 delicat• heart most important virtu es, and the public drhl illlY othe r sing le man . The ianguage is arch Tate Bass. surgery r4Peently at Children'• • Survivors include hls wife, �atie as the greatest of dang(irs lo be fean•d . To a ir , but the pri n ciple is crystal dear . We Bass, Clifton . and hls father of Ha1plt•I, Columbu�, Born with I dtfudlve heart, preserve our indep ende nce, we mus t not lt l h;1ve gone a grim ly long distance in viola ting Hipley, W. Va. Other survivors in. Ricky hH be4tn •ffl icted with ' dude Kenneth Bass,, Clifton; Mrs. our rulers Joad us with peq)etua l debt . pneumonia and e;fh•r lllne$SH his do('tri nc. The question is whetj,ler we shal Je11nine Johnson, Clifton; Ray l f,-qutntly. He 11rrive!J home "We must make our choic e betw een econ ­ lu! ve the reso lutio n, the stren gth , and the Dean Hralon, Pomeroy, and three 1-■t Twsd•y, 1$ •ble to tit up �my and li berty, o r pror usion and serv itude . grandchildren. Wl!i<l om to change our nati onal way befo ■nd 11y , "Good Morning" lo hi■ re i t Burial will be made in Kirkland Jr we ru n into such debts, we mus t he ta:,.;e nur1e1 ■ nd family, d i s too IJte. McmorM Ga.rdens in Pt. Pleasant. -- --. Freind!j may call at the funeral l�A(•i n,i•: t vir·,, ("!lllll l"tlor, Margaret ' rf't Eichlnger �o\J'.\\ :1r�,��� >IAWJl-�"'t"��, were hoAte home al Rny lime. sscs. ! 0111· il l; .1s .� on:11 t• \'ice, Sadie I SCOUTS HOLD MEET ING , • The Alnurnac I h_1wr_1i· r : ("lllUl u!"lor , lt11d1 cl r.�c- 1 Syrocuse Girl St:uut Troop 166 llridt•, w� rd1•11 . 1 lra l . Thom us; m- held a lly Mn, Ad1 Slack 14id1· sl'nl 1 1w t . ld,1 l l ow1•I I, Hari ne · whiC' regul or meetlng recen tly at h several mem bers t f th I OPFl,C •s INITALL !D finim dul S(•t- r••la ry , Haze l t'l 11 rki I llirt Pall/I Troop No. 8 :ere �i11 ln!l!i1l latwn of orrlcerl'I Wn!I ht>ld 1111sl�l a11t s1•1·ri• 1:irv · · D:tisy lltl(•k- ! ors· · l're,ent we•.:.. ., leader11 J e1111 al a rl•cen t. m er un, o r ,.,1111· 1 111 · Quie k; DuH · g wort 1 1; 1 rn1st1 n·r. l·:tmi lwth , , r and Either s I vester Ad Star l u1111<·1I o( Daui,: hlt>r11 �f Amt >r- 1•11<•ordl11g s1•c ·n•1H_T Y, ka nl llu• lodjjl.! hi11l on C.:hnry .sl . t1ar1 ; l"t' 'fr�wr i1a1 1v" Aile,• Cape. mem bers Sue Ann ,eu!kte , D�e� du 1n stoic .� l'S· Norr is C larice N ris / l OffaC't·rs rep(>rl11 Wf'rr r('lid on,I up• sion, Sadie 'l'l1 ean M By United P.-.s1 lnt■m1tlonal uP1wr ; nltt•rn ule, u ,1] P� lly Decker 0! A� 1· t proved und ul110 the uudltln f:l mm- Al ic,• CJ1p1i hur1 . l lo u aToda ' y ig Monday . A.ug. 8, the ' she · ll , •� •le anor Kay S(' hne1�d er, N an. mlt1tit!'s r11 1>ort · In 8 I� II iid �P re: A 1 , ast t ,1111111 ·ilur 221st day 1 s or the y1•or, with 1 4� 1Uf'l• ti11).( ' w,u1 r y Park er and t.lnda J,�lchln .wer. ( ounrl lor, Wallt,r Clt' 11md, as - h••ld ullN Ow r1•i,:u! 11r more in 1960. :<."1•11sion 1111 Four persons wrte lnjurod re­ SYRA CUSI PERS ONA !Iodate, Jt!�- W�I!� Clela��� LS The moon Is appronchlng its _::m l '1'hom 11.� irnd Murg a. 1 Le nora C1mpbell, Toledo, visltcil quiring admlthmcc to Cmnden­ d Mro. Herbert Slohart re- Clark Hospital in Parkota:hurg last quarter. Sunday following a 10: ll!i 11. m. .. The morning stu:-s are Mars !�u�� two-car crash al lhe junction or end Mercury. Mr. and Mr11. Paul Patterso n of A.OROS&· '1. Vexe■ 24, Like a, Tht! evenin g starll .'\re Jupl t.er Ruthind IUld Mr. and Mrs. i''ranl( Routes 50 and 7 11e:1r Coolvill e. :l. OWi 8. Greed)' molt Athens and Saturn. Post stat ? hiq-hway Varian p!i , 1'oledo , vleitod Mrs. E. s. I. Unit of 8, Appor.. b,y. 1rolme11 said today MiHiml Hin­ Mi!IS. .,. On this day in history : weight tlon erager, Hecl'nt sue.is o( Mr. and Mrs. kh!, Ridgewood, W. Vll., drove In 1Ml8, tl::e Englis h fleet, led 10. Beneftl H, Indian 21, Perlah Jumes 4Ukk were Mr. and Mr11. Into the path of a rar dHven hy by Sir Francis DrakC', destroyed 11. Splltl welrht ao. Tennla Thoma s J, Quick and daughter and Olin Wehster Goode, Jr., II>, the Spanbh Armada. 21. A 18. Back t IOrve dromednl")I' 18, Half eml Jo(' Wessney or t:olumbue, Elmer Belpre, Dsmsg e w111 heavy to In 1923. Hermy Goodman was al, Scotch lt. Choice aroup 19, Retrained. Quick of Canaanvllle, Mrs, Milrl· both vehicles. . WIUlllke hlred for his first proressional ,a. CUckoo Malta $I. Sure red Chapma n and son of Letart Hospltaliied were Grace Hin­ job as a clarlneU.st. U. ?fourllhaheep (dlaL) i"all!i and Mr°:" and Mh. Cordon In 1940, 1he German LurtwaUe kle, 114, fracture1I right nrm, and ment &1ve 11, C&nd..lenut. 83. Ilol'• li•lufl'la�•• .INw• West and dau hter or DorC"us. beg.an (layllg ht attneks on the head Jwccratlonii: 1Je,i11tle Hinkle, . l'T. Atcertlln.l t:-ee atr■prlng39, The Mrs, Elltabefh Duckworth has re­ Brlt11h Isles. 64, compound frsdure o( the :IO, Rain Ill, ColonlllnC 34,, a�e"t Lakt Victorl111, turned to he� home .after vlsltlng In 1943 President Truman sigh- _ right leg, knee, and clw1t in.fur­ tollOWV 31, Man"■ st, OthetwlN rt.1latlve1 In Akron. ed the ratiflc.ation of the U. N. ies; Faye Mllan, 68, Carvln, W. 12, Wlld lll\ileJI nlcknlllJ)l 87. Shift CO. Nol■o Mr. anil Mn, Emmett Bartels Va., Charter . IS. Aaoumillato concm1alon, tinkle lacera­ spent a week end In Clnclnna. tl ln 1950 Florence Chadwick . ..l'loct tion.11, all pasaen.l!!..-iu in the c11r wlth their son and family, Mr. and 1w1.m ihf! English Channel in 13 :II. from Ridgewood. Mrs. Vernon Bartelt." hoUl'I, � minute!, .11 new 1peed H, lllllently In the other CP", Donna O�dfl'; Mr. and Mr.11. Grady Crals have age reC9rit ' tor wn'm tn. 11. A -t bq 1!1, Belpre, hllid po&atl>lf'I trac• · rtJ()u .,.-t for 'todny; Ame"rlcan moved Into their newly built home l2, 99!d ture of her ri1ht foot. head and here from MIion, W. v•. NI ' chest contusions. Th�re weN ot poet Err11 Pound said: "tieal edit-' cation n'itist ulUmately be Umi(ed Rev. and Mn. Mar.hall Larri, her passenger, witl) more minor to men wbo tneist on knowlnF more of Trjn\lflJ e·re overnight lnjurlei not needin 11 attention. the fflt l1 mere" theep•herdlng," ' r Patrolm en said 1n·1·est11 may be c,ieat, ol Mrl,: - �J•: He�lx. They a!M called ott oU..,' fHOd1. He m.ade later followlne lnVe1Ugat w'11 a r� · plllffii' o't1 tire Nazar• ion. eriei cwttfcW.1 Mr, •� �. M:oon and ' !■inllt vli!ted I� i , �Ii and are High Pereentqe �f . -' . I ----- Syracuse Soc ial Events ■ ft: Four Injured 1'0DAY AND YESTERYEAR In Crash At :t 50-7 Junction �:.!.�- DAI LY CROSS WORD -- - :.o. .. '•- ••• •• .,•• I ' i I f DI...,,,. ,. .,....,.....,..-,ir-.,....,,-,1"""1,,_.,.....,._ ,. noi!f_ �iillll , 1 c •til, OU Fro1h Coun1eled , StHf �; � , tWd weeks Eiahty.flve percent of Ohio Uni• wlti/ �'liui\lll ' . O.Vlllf Har- verslty's Incoming freshmen thli , pol�1 Jiltii,t';, li1���i!tufr NI!li•:!tr., �:: 1 r.'.,7it�•wltH 1D. � Mn. Eu­ llW ,ceom­ w t. parileclI hiiM 01 8� Mn Hackley, ( who w.d 1JM!nt tWO weekt in New Wlit � ... Brllllto\t: llrl, Rotely� AtmeJI and sons ef .l1a.aoi11 Mle�,., vlalted wllh her latw, Harol� Duc-h. . .M!o\111 ""'°ltio11N!!,i, �ddl/y alld lamlly oi' ltis. Vena So\Jl,by anH dauabter! ·Glenfti. ,M"�THON SWIM Rdlll:RVAl,. Que, UPI - Re­ Jatiin Llll!ourtllrt Sunclly won the Lake 81, Jbbi!'-a'nnual 24-mlie mar · •t�9n rwl.rn- IH �lne hou,:r, ID min• 1uteill llfat·\11 � Cltloe Lar­ ler,t, ot Sltiil, llro, A,,intln, fln­ llllled , JO!J9':lli s•�«. . tho . only_ le­ male , en(ty, Alma.a Kffn, 18, 'of MonUt11I, c:amir in third. •· oa - - -- ' · 'II � 1· � .1.itw -.., · · · · ;P. !'J!' ••1• · , fall have been procea■ed tllrou1tl · IP a .aF?r p t pre-college counaeun,. -'J. , � •, Counseliur ended Fr iday dter• -��· ·Fam tlj P cnft o, ttM, Whl,�e noon, Augu1t 11, -after thh!e full 1 lliN . �- WI il be , held ·' dis weeka and one week In ·June of lfeln �J, at 5:30 ot t� Middle- .. !�daldt PArt.. ' one-and-a-half day aeuloM, Twea,. ty-seven hundred freshmen are � _. peeled thi1 !all. o,tge B. Paulsen, f_,,l'omeroy Glrl Sc�11to ol �p dean o( the UnivenU.y Colled, will meet Wedneadb �� commented, "Thia la MON! thij'l al ' llo'lne ol th• we've ever had in any other year.•l lll!lllft!", Mn. � Ootrdt'. . � · ' The"' Pad' cOuncn�� of Theo- -,I nv�. t'.l.!cl'!':< S......!11111 I" Chllirge Hall' Rae1ne �:-·- Mi11.ll' Cl'ted. 1.lie Coun,n "Daughters of· Am• WIii meet TNuraday evening i11�1pt 11 al the homo o1 Mr, «i.-;,. •ilrl& The Stat, Hl1hwa; Patrol' bal � ,:r:..a. Denauer with Mn. Grove; reported lhe atrest ot Arthur 1 Er'b .,_ cohostess. 1 · Johnson, a.cine Route 1, oni J. ] t -:: . ----�,,.,. BJ>ffdina thlil'&e, He 1, cited 1ttt i Vibli Brewer wi� a re�en.t guest •P�,.. I n �- c OO\llt •1\1111 t. di �r' ,tiler and l,m11y, Jt(ra. Don' . ' Also .,,.... , wn M"lll:lnt , lti- � Pitcbl l)eWUt■• RbH.1 C11ln, la.cine, f.ot. ,11.0 o�ton � - and Mrs. ,n, R Allen and license,. Sht '4'U fined II and Eber • Jva Carpenter were In Pomcosts todl)' .In ie,unty court. erQ)I' Friday, II ' h < • 1'." I'�' .,__ r"le Nofices fl ,d .. id ----------- ------ ■ ■ fW'\l� L.. ......_ ... �... �-- aood =-\�' j ii "•-. l, rt �• I o! !, ,� I .a.!!!f.':i.1&o:=:�:u I ..�­ - • itrt ' NII I 24-a for Sq{, or Trade C.ord of Toonks Legal Notice 1 1 7 1 Helo Wanted ----- Let1.aJ Notice 161 Lost and Found --------- ----- ---- U\� 18.l Auto Sales Employment Wonted , · ifi .• .. . · - ---;--;= Fann Ne,vs 0 Don't pass the buck- (20) Business Servic1111 I • RADIATOR !!-uT· GIVE YOUR BUCKS 1 s. · a. For Sa. le to the Party of your choic:et .. .,II. ..._.,111 . ,... ...' Cieb:· \VY Leqal Noti« R�PAIR ••, L- I Not,' r Blaettna r's - ��=\: l'lamiti ••Ai>l1cjll0, -� ..... ifll!llt- � Wanted: · Reapomible w,o ll'""'--� aonlhly partJ , to pa)'ineile , i.'n a sptnet:-ptano. can be aeen lf!CIIIY, Write �I llllllQ�r, llf-111 E;. 1 Broad St'., c.�lu�bu1, bitlo. . ' ,, · DON'T p'ii'iif l••ir !ltiUleli "P- · Uc tank. Get Kleatl•Eni•Al,1 8'1?­ Uc Tant Clt1111r. • Guannt.Md. , fcimiroy.,, , Landmark St� 1 8�r�C , ;\ ;: i '!t:,; 1 P *•ta• Legal Notices L ■OAL NOl'ICI 111ti, wilt be recelyed by tho Boord ol co,,nly Ceiiitml�9nol'II of Melli Cp1,1ut)'1 Ohio, a t t� off:lce of' ,aid lioo,. Pillneftly, Ohio, �• untll 12:00 o'clock noon·,:,:ugust �. 1960 for one year 1uptly of at llPlf�) t,eattd ' 1tOter eoal.(61 · ol Jun,p allo for one Ye� ■op� eoal deliverl!d 1t'<'ourt , OUR ind Jal!; Sepahlo ,aidt lo � �ubmtttl,d. pn­ •t{c....-m ,.,.I',, l'llhl to,n,j� any or all bl<!a, .a:� I JIOard of 'Count," CommluionJ!fl , ile1p Collhiy, Ohio StiOrin IIO)'ln; Clerlt (I) Ii I; 11, ate , , Jjy DIG IN I ....... , ii-JtJ vdms, and N W COM■PTO N, ·I,. '.6 ' . ' to ■■ · w• :- ' 016 DOWN! . ... .! - · Experleaeed witli Jr t.., ,� ( ' 1 dt WIili Mn. .,. Reel ,.._u•t ' On Saturday anernoon, July 30, a tour ot members' gardtlns was led by Mra. Purley Karr. Gardens visited were those of Mr'I. Clar­ ence NeutzJlng, Mrs. Robert Wood, Mra. Horace Karr, Mrs. Homer Hol• ter, Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. Pur­ 'GOOD NEIG!l:l!olt' - Demo,c(aP,t p��llentlii.. JjodJlnejt ley Karr. Sl!natw' John lit. KeJ!lldy tells t!dlllli'l," foriln/lUhili111e Tlif riext chill will ii& 1 ni;ws · "· lhe at OYerse as Press club In New ij�ld s"""'. l •l (Jlil qt dr !l,ii, 'Vork that he , tk see a ijtµrn to the splfir ot'Pi'esiclenl :rn\iklin ' Wy II cha�1f 5 Hbllf�r ' wool HOtti- aild Mh. lloy Holter aaltat. �:, , \1'1.'.'KoOd n�lghbor" policy In deallnt llatinlrlk. Americafi re1'1!Wll. _ . in•�•• For ·--------------.,,..-,,,.,,,----_.,.! 8 Auto Sales The annual picnic of the Chesler Garden Club was held Wednesdwy evening at the Cheater Methodist Church followed b1 a workRhop in preparation for . the coU"nty fair. flower show. ' "What I Plan to - Enter in the Fair Flow-er Show" was the answer to roll call by thl' 23 members pres­ ent _und' two guests, Mrs. :No�a 1Brown and Mrs. Mae Falkenburg . Also allcnding was Mrs. Herman Humphrey regional director who gne commenb I on arrangements made. She was given a 11ft of ap, preciation by the club. .. . u.... . ---- === Gorden Club Annual Picnic I Reported Held .,. IN TH I! MATTER OF $aTTL IMSNT OF ACCOUNTS p ROUTE C�UJIT, •111 llPIIW1., W AftOl' nts and.' voud'len of 1ht " named � ti.ave (o,Llgw1114 beta IU.--d lD tbe Probate Court, Estote W ANTED: A TRAILER IUTCll 121 ) M,lp County, Olt.lo, for approval thal bolts to rar lr::.me. Call SZVEN aoc)Jl 11.ouee, eel.Lu. z and ,e tliem.tnt. WY2·290l . A. C. Wood,. CASE NO. 17463 Firai Current lute, near Gr1i:lf Sclwol and 3tc unt ol Mlll1nine D. Webster, Aew 8 Hiah Scbool. Pearle HY,aell, llut­ B,uti, GWltd1an of � Elta.te of Robert land, Ohio. fr. We b11er, 1ft.comuete.11t. t 1 3) CA..s. ,W. loa,"t &me.oded First ASHLAND OIL has !int c:1181 two Cum,nf. Account of ,._. I). Thom· bay service station In New lb, U. GuanilaA M Ua.e Ptnon and ven, W. Va. PorcelJin tlnull ot /&my V. Jti4te, an lncom­ tile rest room available now. )!!llonl Pe.-, GWKI community loca.Uu. Lota CASE M.O. 1':14 i'Ullt and Final of highway traffic. Some Ulflllt;. AftGUDt oJ. I. 1- 0'� .w,ninia­ ment required. Excellent QQ._P­ I tratar ol tu E8tate of Ida I, 'Vel11, tunity for righ.t l1UtY. all doceued. Poi:neroy WY 2-2lfll, ....ate C ASE NO, 1.11111 J'lnt aod Final 1,wu ul Cbade1 iafn, Guard­ Ion 0! u,, Benoa aDII' - of l 1 4) Rent I ,Snuler, l,D.CODI� EIGH:l' llOOII HOUSK. two lbt �A.SE MO. 17.SU, I'� Current ,:oom ••artment,. A. N. lloqel .tpou nt or J'ranOIHI �. Guar­ ( I' )' , � ,- .---ur � :____ __ · l'_bc:me WY.2-3272. 11�2-ttt · illon of the Per,on aD4... atate of Pbil!p Roberts, • llllaor!' A. JC. C. · Pekingese puppies, all CASE N.O. UIS1 FiiM; -UIII· Final colors, Mre. · W. W. Call, 732 NICELY F'URNIS!lll!) 2 Bl!Jl, SPEAKS OF CAPTIVE NATIONS - Sena! or j ohn Kennedy speaks to a group from _the room u,ast.aln apartment. Pb. nt uJ Virginia ¥arile •oore, 8·3-6tc &yc11more, Middieport o( the Democratic Nati onal Con:i m1ttee as C�a1rman of .�e d1V1S10!1, WY1l,387t; 8 I tic �Qtri:■: ol the Dute of Bl.!rman Nationalities Division Tundar, 16, 1960, Gov. G. Mennen Williams, Michigan , (right-re ar) in s� 1rt sJ�ves with the fam1har bow he FOR UNT�omnJt,teJy: nnutat­ of the l :30 p.m. CASE N'O. lllSO l'int aad Final listens attentively. The Democratic President ial N�m111:eC' said tha_t he an� members ed 3rd floor aputment o.ver H a P•'i hme' Cur­ Iron the behind ,te now !la.\,'.e a complete The underai&ned will offer for eK1sts that Accou nt' of Kent Brown, Adminis­ committee were determined not to recognize the situation the Stiffler Sho>e Store on Court bath, 3 l¥,td('9Qlni. good location UltVtCI, If )'OU are sale al Pu�c Auelion due to lrator of the Est.ate of Mary J. tain as a permanent one. St., In Pomero,v. Large llvin&: Onl.}' · goin;: to .a.n1 forelill cquntry his discontiJluin, tarming and �· . Brown , Deceased. 0 HOLZI.R HOSPITAL or anywhf:re in the U. S. 1ive mo\'ing out oC shit�, the followCASE NO. 18315 First and Final ��• !a�:: :aTi8•c:!. c= b�y Accou Admissions. Aug_ 5: Mn. .Ira us a can. No eervJce char&-. nolng chattels at his home locatnt of Clara A. Carl, Admlnis­ room, kitchen. bath and utility 7.l'OOm fume, DA llrCe lot• F'loyd Nutter, Jr., Shade; Mn. Clif­ es:tras. tAWN&Y 5r.u.DIOI,. � ed on Barringer Bd. just off tratri x of the Estate o( Benton E. . room. Newly finished hard.-ood locatioa. J. Byers, Middleport; Mn. furd Galllpoll&, Second AYenue, State Rt. 1 24 be1ow Portland, floors, gas wa..ll fuhtace, elee- L � S1'�uip Carl, Deceased. Dawayne Chaffee, U"Jng Bot­ Keith Phone G l 6·1615 or Gl 6-1 248. 1 Ohio. CA SE NO. 14977 Seventh Cur­ trlc hot water tar,k.. Kitchen nient'. t!VGID tn.aui, 'ilk bath · • Andrew Stover, Jr., Charlt's tom . '1-21-Uc Admiral electric stov, (new), kitot 14hUU � . on rent Account of EdJson Hobstetter has built-in c�b;net.11. 3� no�r l Brown, Letart; Austin Jesse ; rt J.ela chen utility cabinet, red occu­ Guard ian or the Estate of Leonard porch overlool!.;ne Col.&lt St. Middleport. I WILL NOT be responsivle for Pierce, Earl Millard ionai chair, blonde end tables, Lyon, , J:r., a Minor. ��•· •··•· 8-2·\C Phone WY 2-2080. Lowell any debts contrai;:led bY anyone s, August !S: Discharge !amps, blonde deik and chair, Uniess exceptions are med Wil­ .;,;.. 1tfl20 Friley, other than myself. Charles Mrs. Lambert. complete bed (box springs and FOR 11El'1'1'-'Eltree office NIO"'I' ... . there,to, aaid accounts will be for , Bal,:lwin (Signed) John T. Fisher Charles , Zusparr liam la30 mattre!!.8), gas hot plate 3 bur­ he11.ring ht!fore �aid Court on the over Stiffler Shoe store •· Isaac, Addre&J 15 29 Nye Ave., Finnis WLSeman, lfrs. Ralph ner, double rinse tubs, admiral Caurt st., in Pomero,, seed roa s,u.11:: , BOOM HOUSE 7th day of September, 1960, at Pomeroy, Ohio, �rs. Alpha Cottrill, Arnold Taylor, refrigerator, chrome dinet(e tinie said accounts will be which • - e._ ta ldJooJ, in floor. One large 18 x 22. a, room 8-S-3tc �rs, John Little and infant. set (red), davenport and chair, consi dered and continued from da)' w:it.lt adj_ oin.ing l 2 :11, 12 ft. room Baclnl-. llDU.Q .l'dm. ,Births, Auguill !Ii: A. son to fo{r. blonde coffee table, gray \oun­ l WILL NOT be responsible .tor One 10 1: UI froo.l room. All I I: 3l p to da y until finally disposed of. Mrs. Clifford J. Byen, Middle­ aod ie chair, bed room suite (com­ Any person interested may file any debts contracted by anyone newlv painted witJr new noor port. plete), Singer sewing machine, writte n exeeplion11 to said accounts uth;er th•n myself. C9\J..-inis. Phone ,WY Z.2lll0. SUS: it, - '-· -Uh A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. lri army cot, curtains and drapes. or to matters pertainint to the ex­ , (Signed) Leonard Van Meter, 8,z.11, . J:'QIIIJ!l ...._._� 1[11. luhan Nutter, Jr., Sh.ade. F"loyd Farm Machine.ry; Cockshut %0 Addresa l u; �benezer SL SU,.-eralli J1D1if, _,.. �nd. ecution of the trust not IHa tha11 tractor poi.it hitch, plows 3 five day� prior to the dat.e set for 1 Pomero)', Ohio. 8 8 31p cultivator, disk and side dress- ' SLEEPING rooms close in town. hearing. CIUTICIIES GOP, DEMOCRATS 8-5.3tc &-3-6tp 127 Butternut Ave er, Toro lawn mower, platform F. ff. O'BRIEN WASHINGTON UPI - The head • ' Probate! Judge, the ultra.conservative Azner� [ scales, poW\lr corn sheller. of $20, Richird HOUSE NOTE: This 94 "'" larm ,nd 4 SMALL Meigs County, Ohio. 12) for Constitutional Action c.ans Fisher, Cave St., Pomeroy. Call --room house is for sale. Contact ( 9, ltc 8) , says the Republieao Part, 1ACA) 8-H-6tp WY 2-3537. I WISl;I To THANK MY MANY owner, h.as joined the De,noerall in a d-e­ fril!!:ncls and· neighbors for the I TWO YEA& old 11addle hor1e. Bay (own<!r) Ivan E. Roush sire to solve all problems through mimy beautiful cards and now• Sale conducted by Bradford AueStallion for trade or sale. G. A. an "all-powerful central� gov• NOT1C I TO CONTRAC TOU era for my birthday wh l: ch w.a s 8-2-Btp Deem, Racine. tion Company, Racine, Ohio. Adrn. Ben Moreen ernmen t.'' STATE 01' OHIO August 3. Mrs. Maude Kohl a11d Terms: Cash. Not responsible for WANTED THREE ladies, two ined Sunday night compla (Rel.) part time, one full time. Par1 daughter, Leona. DEJARl'M&NT TO HIGHWAYS 8 8 ltt accidents. N KICKOFF - Vice Presi- that Republicans n·ow accept "in CAMPAIG FROM RETURNS time . earnings up tO $30 per Columltu1, Ohio8 July n. 1960 6tc dent a nd Mrs. Richard M. Nixon are greeted by Len Hal� large rneasure" a:»d Uie Det11ocra� NO'.TICI TO CONTRACTORS week. Phom• WW 2-5301 for per ------- 8 8 Conh·oct Sole& GOP General Campaign C hairman (left) as U,ey returned from "withou t reservation" the thesis STATE OF OHIO sonal interview. Car necessary. BUILDING SITE 1.92 ACRES L..,t Copr No. 60.73' · ment can be pat­ DEPART.MINT O F HIGHWAYS 8-6-Jtc a 10,000-mUe tour that kicked off Nixon's campai�n lor the lhat bigc,"govern Excellent location. Mulberry FOUND LARGE black hound. ACT N T PRI C co anll iilonl all coercive Republica n Pres1- ernalisti � .:: Columbua, Ohio, July 29, 1960 Heights, Pomeroy. Phone Wl9, Ownet ca11 have sume by PA¥· s � e� 1 ed Presidency During the four-day trip , the time." same the al Contract S.I• 3738. ing for ad and keep. Oles M:.ar• 8 8 3tc H OUSEKEEPER UNDER 45 YRS. off�:':rt:tStaLe �;ay dential no�inee talk to groups in Nev. , Cal., Hawaii and Wash. at . 60J'95 L ... I Copy Ne Hollow, Roek ret, Grueser . o! age -for couple. Live in, For Director of Ohio at Columbus, 0.hiA .,ln lll • •=n__S:.ta = te::· _______�.,.,..---:--,---:- :-· . ' ' UnH Prlc■ Contract :::� Sprin&1. 8-Ute 7 ROOM· HOUSE, 1 1,i bath, large interview phone WY2·6J44. until 10:00 a. m., Ohio (Butern) er (old contest Showmanship Sealed proposal■ will be receiv­ Standard Time, Tuesday, August 8 8 31 , lot, electric range. Union Avc., group) arena. ed at the office of the State High­ 16, 1960, for improvemenl.ll in: . · · Pomeroy. P b o n e WY2-5132. •• way Director of Ohio at Columbue (Parts Nos. 1 and 2 are offered 8 8 6tc , ( 1 8 Friday, Aug. 19- a : 30 am Jud• Ohio. until 10:00 a. m., Ohio East­ The Went Virginia Dairy call1e ge Ayrshire catUe. a r l'n.1.: J 0 :30 88 one project and will be awarded XJC-______ -Good c,., Used Can _ K "' ern Standard Time, Tuesday. Au­ as one contract.) A N TOM ATO s 1a;g� pink ME show will be held at Jackson's Ladies' program form eleetric gust 23, 1000, for improvements in: d•�• thick meated shy seeder mo9t P■ rt Nlill . 1 Mill, August HH 9. 'l'he program : building; 10: 30 W. Va. Ayrsh1redelicious fiavor which hi really WANTED PAINTING interior and Meigs County, Ohio, on Sectlon Meig$ County, Ohio, on Sectiona ;. ... Tuesday Aug. 16-2:00 pm all association meeting al breeders' _ exterior, also roo(s repaired M EG-7-(3.74) (4.26), Slate Route (4.22, what sells them e1pecially 4.44 Middleport), Sl.&t.e Route cattle in !)Isce; 4:30 milking de- Tower building; 1 1 :00 M ilking deand painted. Phone evenings No. 7 in the VIilage of Middleport, No. 7 In Salisbury Township, by monstrotion, Dr. George Hopson, adapted for table slicing. Seon Dr. Hopson. milking CH 7-2308. 8-8-6tp by grading and paving in part with applyin an asphaltic con(!rete sur- milking parlor; 6:30 Assembly monstr.ati from howie school Hst cond 1 980 IIODillL A FON Coupe. pm 4-H Showmanship g 1:00 p11rlor; asphaltic concrete on an aggregate (ace coune �n� bod1, motor, o,,r-hauled I house in Syracuse. Y{m. Holmes Iteme T-30 , B-35, for FFA und 4-H members, arena .arena; 3:00 l<'in• group) (younger _ ·s.2-tfc HOUSEKEEPER. LIVE IN Write base and resurfacing In paEt with T-�. Pavement: Width 36 feet, 7:30 Fitting and Showing Clinic. Laftgavllle, J..edi.e li>ffmaa, showmanship contest; 4-H als in Box 668-H, % The Daily Sen­ asphaltlc concrete. Qllio. Pll,OH SH 2-4152. 8-6-3tc . __________ Wednesday, Aug. 1 7--8:00 am •Leng!b 1,161.60 feet. Width !M ft. 4:00 Meeting for a l l ex.bibitors of Width: Pavement varlable. 3tp Pomeroy. Holstein Cattle, Arena; tinel, Judge (eet. Total a 8 Lellgth ,372,90 I Length ICE CREAM CONES �-lP.15 cents. , cattle, arena; LW Review & pi.r• Project Lenilh 5'12.6 feet or 2,534.4-0 feet 01 0.48 mile. : 00 4-H. Health Talks, Tower 9 Jacka Dairy Bar, Middleport_ ade of i?hampione, arena. ( ) 0.108 mile. Work Lenath, 572,6 (ect Building ; 10: 30 Ladies' Pr• lgram Part N.-. , 8,2-6te or 0.108 mile. Meigs Couri:ty, Ohio, on Sections Fartn Electric Bui.lding; I l :00 191515 BUICK Ro.11tdmaster $9911. "The date set Jor completion o( (0,00, 0.1'2 (Part) Middleport), Sl■ ttt Milking demonstration and A .irurmahetl 'DNTS R\ Dr. Geo. AP 4 Door Sedan. Bulck:'1 finest GAS, l'UEL OIL and co.l fur. forth in set as be shall Work this Ykldl• ■tm, Mdla d. Unh1mlAhe 1:00 pm pitrlor: estimate&. fre, milking for Hopson, Ca\! Town• nace■• Route No.- 143 in Salh1bu:ry and beat. This one'! bad the <1 port. Phone WY 2-2082. 2 3 U the bidding proposal." Foreman & Abbo-tl KlddleporL an asphaltic con• Judge Jersey Caltle. Arena; 4:00 applying by ship, fiuest care. We can prourily pro­ the on apply, mu1t iBiddere milking (FFA) Milklng Contest &-10-t.tv refer you to its one owner. MUELLER FURNACES� WESTING per forms, for prequalificaUon crete surface course - Ur.ma T-30, _ 27 parlor; 7:00 Coronation of 4-11 Width : Pavement Bl1111ttnara, Pomeroy. 8-5-dtc T-30. B·S6, 11. Arnold . . 9,.. 1ppll.nc HOUSE with the Hi&hway €?'edit Examiner. feet, Length 6.13.6 feet Width 20 King and Queen of Health, Arena; AUCTION__ _ 1955PONTIAC VB $7911. 2 Doo; I SATUROAY, AUGIJST 1 3,. 1960 , . thtl'I, · Sr,ac-. Ohio. Ph-. at Columbus, Ohio, at least 10 days­ feet, Length 1,5M.O feet. Total 8: 00 FF'A Showmamhip Contest, 11�11.ff before the date eet to opeo bids. WY'U.114. 1:00 fl'. M. Sedan lind Hard Top. Choice al J.rena. Length 2,217.6 feet or o.42 mile. 1rhe min.imum wage �o be paid to I have sold my hon-ae and movtwo fines cars at lhis price. Thursday Aug. 18--8:30 am "Parts Nos. 1 and 2 of thia proall labor t!mployed on this contract ject to be eo�pleted not h,ler JudEe 4- H Cattle, arena; 10:00 �tc ing out of tbe 11tate and will sell Bllaettnars, Pomeroy. shall be in accordan� with the than ,September 30, 1960," ------- at auction on the lawn in the rear J: State 4-11 tractor operaton' con­ 11114 OLDSMOBILE VB $MS 2 1 of \ he SHUMWAY GREENHOUSE "Schedule of Pretoai.Unr, Hourly machinery exhibit, arena; test, on pre,. tlte apply, must Bidders Door Sedan. SpoUfsa two to11e on state Route 124 In Syracuse, Wage Rates Ascertained .and De· per forms, for prequoli.flcatioD 10:00 ABC Directors' meeting in · green flnf11h. Hydra.matic. Blaet- Ohio, the fOUowing .termined by the Department of In­ household with the Highway Credit •Exarnln- Tower Building; 10.30 Ladies' tnar&, Pomeroy. �-�tc , funiishing1: , . dustrial BelatiOJ).11 applicable to er, at Columbus, Ohlo, 11t least 10 Program Fann Electric building; State Hl.ghway Department Im· day1 before the date 1et to open H:00 Milking demonstration Dr. FriM)jlalte · lloltil•rator, Hot 11158 'c!U:VROLt'i! VS Bel Air Au• E'. provementa · in accordance w.lth bidl. R, e G. e nl �� 111 George Hopson, milking pwrlor; W111'1h ei,J + Do9" Sed, . (rI�Gas •Heaters! Dun Sectlona UlB.03, '115.0C. U l5.05, tic a lom waahe · .tr :00 pm State 4-H tractor opera­ be 1 to lM>AU� paid wase c The minimum c mor e. A �--, ful 41 1�.06 ,and 4115.0'I of the Revised to all labor employed on this con- tors' contest {continued); 1 : 00 Blaettnars, Pomel'IDy. · ' ,-s.& :::;;c• c� FY,ffe Diulns Rooin Smte, 6 Code of Ohio."· 1, Cliairt, 4.Dtiq•I L�ve Stat, Cherry , .:. tract shall b e in accordance with Judge Guernsey Cattle, arena 3:30 -<- ""'· The bidder lnllllit submit with his t1'e "SeJmdule of Prevailing Hour, W. Va. dairymen's association dir• LATE '49 PACK.ID .SIOAII.' i Table, Pll.llca 'Air ConHitloner " (I bid a certified check I n the amount •Good tlret1 and bralc■a. A-1 mo• Ton), 4 pc, Bedroom Suite- (Ma­ ty Waae Rates Aaer:tained and ll)e. e1:tor11' mlletil\i, Tower building; of $000.00. . tor. A 1thl at $150.00. C ■n 1M l\qJ,q.ll)'), �arble top c,Jieat, SeeMilk.Jng Conte&t; '1:00 Lerm.lned by the Dtolrtmen, oJ . llL- 4:00 Plans and spectfic1tions are on dustr1a1 Relations applicable to Judge FFA Cattle arena.; 8:00 4-H itfl Al'e. tUffi'il' Booltelee ' '(3 �.), �oHee •n at 230 file in'tbe department GI high-Ways State HJ,:hway Deparl.inent 1 Tible1 au., 1b'd· PW, (ta:12), Elec­ __, 1 1 -----��--- trlc Huffy· Ll."21 ao,mr, ]\e1t1tur1'! and the office or tlle division dep­ P!'Offffltnle In ■.....Sin'I! 'flt/I uty director. IYI"' taflle, Wort T�ble, China Section\ 4115.03, 4filS.04, 4115.06, Tbe �tor reserves the right '111.06 and 41115.07 o< tbe--l!evli!ecl NOTICi OF FILIHG QF.PfT ITION -�--- Closet CGdoaJ, Etedrtc Heater, Conlrlbul;" RED lfAVEN · peachea ready · Wrltlnr beik, Other OJ';lalra, Sew• · to refect- an,: at'ld ,all bide. FOR TIIANSFER OF FUNDS �•e VN ol Ohio." " on I!. S: PRESTON, NoliC'e i1 hereby 1lven tuat Bring contemer. Welwlter Pruit .lq Catt, Larae Wall Mirror1 The bidder must submit ,.1th bitt We repair all l)'IM's of null• Wollk fir JIW' , Director Ohio Laree �W¥!fiew lau; ,Odd Bed, l!ith dl)' of Juty, 1960, the he l Farm, Lona: Bottom, . bid I Nrtlfled cheek In the r Education of Eastern Lo� 8, 15, 2tc Board o ' Phone JUkoR' 5-3241. 8 8 etc Lampe, MUBic 't!abinet, Stands, a,tors, froin heater cores to amount of $900.00. t, Meigs (?:!unty, Throw RuP, Dillies-- (IOine import­ GET �• Ml.'1.11 Senator r traclo �r tnu:k t larges Pl1111 aad spedficatloni are on cal School Di!ltric11n the . , USED GARDEN tractor) and mow­ , e4l,) and DUlC:IJi..nt-ua, items, I 1on,r, · eel pett unden the Ohio, "• II a t • 1 �ffl'. obliging I I -� way1 h ..... o d file In the epanmen · er,. Rot■ r1 111ower blade. lhar­ radiator; ,iJl . ce_. n in the Court of petitio a "'.Sfiled J"obn Gilmore, c:&mp,Jp• tbd bl ta. Bltl and thfl office of the 4lvl1lon dtp, pened. Custom mowiQ& and on Pleas of Meigs county• Comm a donkey named • ewner. ' atrtdl NOTICI QP .AltPOINTMINT uty d � plowlng, Pf \; , beina: Cause NO. 13�054 . on Ohio Not i.,i. Ltbtuwn. Tenn,, ror tn Henry Aalnlinllfreter With the WIii •• t u rt� r ht he �·tor erv Th e� .. GIIAVE�Y TUCTM Court, asktnl said of t Docke PllbUsfN!d q P. �tilt l0 ��1,,. the 'A11111od courtbouH the rer·m1: around. ride • Phone WY-2-2l4' to reject any and ■II bicb. Sale■ and SerVice HJ E. Mila . •. Sale contlucle<I by· 81lAJ)JORD In coop1r�ion. r; ' T'l4! �•Mns that $1!i,l43.7fi be transferred fr,m CIM: No. llAOI aquara. Kefauver ill b&ttllllC cou�!I an ;• �..,,..., E. S. P=� Pom.erey, OW.o >-2'71, Ph,one Pomeroy, ment Fu nd to the Advertiliftf;• 'heeu iv.. A. •II.,.• Retire Md ■ dtc1 Bond the Dlvlt, tor 1, the Tay1or ""4l'Y •l (Tip) AUCTION 00 .. Racine, Ohio. 1111,. Ar.dra"1' l 7•21-l c ;;t , as provided by la�, Fund ral Gene DOJnlnatktl. Notice ii hereby fiven that Kath• AUCl'IONW: Crill 11!'..VOrd. Benat. s. u, , . (8) 1• 8• 2te for the1 resson set forth In sud Sale 11,oapr: A. C. Br'41'ord. 4IR CONOfflONIKG, REFIUGER- ieen o. Cecil whoae Post Office will petition • petl tion , and that said RID QUI Z PROGRAM ..«c ' ation urvl ce, Jack'1 Refrl1en� , Addre11 11 1t(lddleport, Ohio, hHB LONDON UPI - Radio Mo,cow be for hearing on the 20th day of tton. New Haven. Pboae '"11- been duly appointed as Adminls• · • • ·• 000' 'B'l"(J circulaUng Heater, ut'l. 8-JS.tf lratril with the Will annexed of announced today it Wa& beatnntni Aueuat, l960�U37. l on o Edu of � �litoialtit· � and fan. 1 Th 0 av ard nuiz program_ for African 1lsten• _ ... of l Davia late o a ,; • - - ' tie liw.J OPTO ETBIIT � · -,� · IMl-3tp WY•-� .,. m Local School Distrid Ea�e llelp Colint,, 0 o, deceaaed.. era called "Get to Know tbij Soviet I -,. 'ICTIIW But Court Slrffl, ,_...., "''... Walter Brown, E�rl �• .Da1e4 this ZZndi daJ of July 1'60 Union." A broadcast qionUored C� or fn11•' nreet corn. I. ,Cl� I& Ntia • 'lbn.l , il otter 8 I to 1%, v Roan: k�� � Raw r Leste here Hid the Africans wlli be I'. A. O'BRIEN II'... bea� - 1-lr• D. W. • C. 1 , u-rn h111 Judie of the Probate -Court awarded prizes for their knowledge Rhodes Farm, POJ't\lnd, Ohio, Phone ., C"t_'1"'-...... hi ounty, O • f u R o c 8-2-61!: (aaaaaa • ,L "�t:·,;;:;;_,.;;:;;;;;;;;_;;;;-i-;;;;;;;;;:;;;::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;; ,-- C, Ma ����� _,;;;;;;;;;;.aa (7) :IS; (8) I, B, •� , "· aa " . 1 For Lease Corn Harvester Slew Four In 'am1'ly Argumen t J _ E_n,/SllllANCII: PllO FOUR kOOM hoof!& ltutland Town coiii-izr tfflkm, Lile, Autt, Fire, Pollo. ship Phone Turner 2•3475. CIII 1tea .... WMIPII\ 8-6-8tp a ------------ i n c·onnect..ion with the Youth Fair program ,under the direC'tion of Mrs. Paul Powell New Haven. The I program included: Judy Lathey, !iinJ[lng and dancing, accompanied It coinc1dt:d W i t h a U . S. State 1 by her !ih1tt!r, Lind:i; a piano aolo Depart ment rep or t pn•p:.iret.l for by Rita Jividen; voc"al solo. Terry lhf' Orga nizati on ' o f A. merican Housh; instrumental selet-Uons by Slatr,;,. arcu sin g the Cuban gov. the Corfee Family; vocal cidet, Ann ernmcnt of WOtk 1 11g "in open Williams and Mary Priddy ; piano l<agu(•'· wit h Rui.sia a f)d Red solo, Ptm Bullington; riute solo, China to enco ur age revol utionary Jerry Lawson; musical trio, Marie r.roups in pu ert o Hic o a nd the Moore. Sharon Bragg and Nancy Gill); voe! solo, Judy Lathey. South Ame rica n co n1i nc nt. Tap dance, Sharon Slurgeun ; vo­ Neit her 8t! ac k stay ed Castro'!! sold iers wllO started seizin g all cal duet, Sharon Knapp and Shelby Grinstead; tp by Lind Sue Stewart, piano solo, Wayne Kincaid ; piano · solo, Linda Latbey; \o" ocal solo, Anh Howard; vocal and tap, !<:aren Green; vocal .solo by M.11ra:aret . Lou By Mrs. Carra11 ,Adan,,, Jr. Roney: instrumental music by the AUXILIA RY SPE:ctAL- MEETING Pt. PleJsant Dance Band; vocal The Ame tiean l..egiM Auxiliary duet by the McCoy Sisters; C harlie held ., spedia l m ee tin g 011 Monday Brown and Ute Brownettes--Rlcky f'\'cnini al th E' Le g io n Home. The Powell, Margaret Lol.f Roney, Shel• meeting was h el d for the purpose by Grinstead and Sharon Knapp; ,if making pl a ns t o sprve t he Roush and a voeal solo by B"everl)' Roush. ll:tlfLTiion Banq u et on Aug ust 19 a l A\I talent was from MaSQ.(l Coun­ !he <.:ommun ily B11 ildin g. They will ty. First prize of $15 was Rita Jivi­ he .issistcd by t he l adies of the den with her piano solo, "Majesty Baehtel E l/8 C hu reh . of the Deep." Second prize, $10, · LIONS CLUe PICN I CS w8s won by Beverly Roush singina: The mem be rs of th e Ltons Club "Can's You Hear Me CalHng Caro­ held a faJllilY tJ i t nic on Tuesday line" and third prize, � by the Mc• c,•ening in t11 e Park. Follow ing a Co.v Sisters singing "Danny Boy," lwsht dinn er ga m es were plnyed. Judges wefe Mrs. Ray Prolfitt, ALtcn di t; g were Mr. and Mrs. MiH Mildred Chapman and Mn. I .Jaek Frey. B ill • nd noss, Mr. ,nd Blaine Norman. F Mrs. Henry Buck , Jr. and Susan, A special feature of the evening / Mr. and Mrs . F' . C. Reichert and was Mrs. Foster Grin&te.11d, who OKLAHOMA CITY U PI _ A 27· Ji' r.i nz, Mr. and '.lf r�. Ch arles Lester, �ave several vocal selectjons dur­ year.old corn l1arvester told pol i<' c 1 J im and Jill, � r. and Mrs. Roi.Jeri ing the judiing, Harry Miller ot early today he killed his estrangf'cl . Johnston , Vi ck i e . Nan, n,vid and New Haen wa1 MC. Mrs. Powell wile. her parents and his neph ew Barbara , .l'tfr, J ?hn W olfe, Terry accompanied the different acta on because his wife shouted al him i n and Mike, ,B er m e Carmin alli, Ed the pi�no, the middle of an argument that 1 C unnlngham and Charles Coughlin. ISTHIR CIRC�E M!iBTS TOW N COU NC I L MEETS she was prcgnitnt. The Esther Cirde of the United The New H aven To wn Council Lutheran Church Women met. on · Slight ly-buil t Richar d Henry met Monday eve ni at 1 1-ie Ci�y Tuesday eveniilg for a picpic sup­ Dare had been soughl rm• 1 0 Buildi ng_ Tho st at t ng ng endi were Ar• per o nthe lawn of the home of hours Sunda y hy 160 hl'avil y- thur W ehrli, rn.a yor; 1'taelma Cape­ Mrs. Jack Welch. "The Johnson . armed officers m a rough, wooded ;1rt, rc cu rd er; Kar i w iles, Gleon Family and Their Church" waa the area _about 40 mUeJ south ()r here. Smith, Lewis Capeh art and Donald theme of the program led by Ml111 He . rma\ly s�rrendered �f'ekl y to Bumga rdner, counC' Jrnen. i Lelah Jane Powell, assisted by a �1f�long rr1<'nd. McCla in Count y THe coun eil dfic id e d that all wa- several members. A film i n con• Sher1ff Joe Huddle ston. !er records a nd bil l s wodld be kept neclion with the program WH at the office in t he citY buHding. shown. Dade told police h e had kil l ed Attending were Mrs. J. V. Mc­ hi$ wife, Patricia, 24, during the It was voted to purcha se an addinE argument, and slew her µ�rents . machin e for th e office. Glenn Grew, Doris Elliott, Mrs. Wi1llam Ted H. A l bert, 60, .and Virgj(! Al­ Smith was app ointe d to see about a Russell, Mrs. ,Bill Powell, Mn, bert, 58, and their grandson Wil­ filit1g cabinet and blue print deak Clarence Blesaing, 1,an Grinstead; liam McCormick, 16. He Sllid he for the orflce . C o unci l Voted to Mn. Fred Roush, Mrs. Martin Oh­ intended lo commit suicide but give Le wis C a peh a rt iru th ority to linger, Mi11s PoWell · and Mn. hire help in .re p11lring the streets Welch. ' lost his nerve. i n tr,wn. / The four were killed Friday. On Tuesday evening a special Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fitch and Their bodies were found in 1he Al· session was held. l'his meeting is children, Dewitt.s Run, visited her berts' blood splattered home late set by the State 't'ax Com mission parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Va• Saturday. on the first rues d ay in Augut for Meter and children recenUy. 1'hc thrf.!e adults hap been shot. all municipali ties to ma ke 11p their M r. .and Mrs. Harold Brewer an4 The boy apparently had lwen budget £or the co mi ng year. daughter· called on his parents, Mr, strangled with a sash 1.orcl. TALl!N1' SH ow t,IILD an4;1 Mrs. A. C. Brewer aii.d David_ · A talent shOW Was held _ recently �unday. _ . I Funeral senlres for Willlah'l ,8ass, 4!J, or Clifton wlll be held on Tuesday mornl n"g at 10:30 o' • dock at the Foglesong Funeral Homo in M&80'n with Hev. Richard Wright offlcl1itlng". I �For Sole or Rent • lef,al Nati,& ( 20b) I n,;uronce ( 1 1 1 Wonted To Buy bul o ha�dful of Amerlran-owne property in Cuba. CHtro hht11el madt it clear he 111,0 hAd hl si1:hts sel on the big U, S. N11-vy basl! ut Gsntanamo. Ne w Hoven News Of Week Will Be. Held On Tuesday � � Sent�el, Pqmmiy-Middlepon, O., Au&. 8, 1960-3 ------ Bass Services A Look Back 'I In Seizure Of tJ.. S. Prop1tt An ilnl1·C ornn1u n i s t de1..' l11ratiun by fub<1's uint' bish o ps and lu�hop­ dl•s1gna11•s was rc 11 <l at Sunday masses in cvcr)I ca 1 hular chu rch o n !\' hours ;1flcr Cas1 ro issued u decree ma;�ive i,at i�mauzation t hat left Rt1ma as Cuba's chief for<.· ign b u �in ess l)a r wer. It w,o I virtu,1 b,ttl• C41II sinCI!! Castro has sa id tnaM' ti rn.1 ff,at anti - C omrriunis n, in Cuba is "counter - revo t1,1nflona�." success or failure in a,ny future war wtll hinge on oil . " He added, " Military commanders may hav e all the m en , planes, ships, 'tanks and missiles necessary to accomplish their mis­ sions, hut they will certainly fall if they do not have the petrole um to move and to sus­ ta,i n the attack" Bigger and better miHtary equipm ent of a l l kinds have sharpl y increas ed the n�d for oil. Yet . interestingly , the volum e of the pur­ rhases has been rising faster tha n the money spem, due to favora bl e prices. Last year , for instanc e , lht' m i litary wat able to bu_y 1 1 .2 Jll'I' <·Pn l more produ ct than in the previo us yPar al an increase of only J .7 per cent in flnl iars. That's good news for the taxpayers. ' I I A \' A N A f l!Pl i - Fidel Castro's regime today Ignore tw i n ::.nti·Co inni u n ist rtenun<'ia.tions by the U. S. gov�ntm.en a nd the Rom a n catholic C h u rc h and p lu nged ahead with se ure of hu nd re d s of millions of dollars of A merican-ow prop erty in Cuba. Hinged· 611· f)iJ I ---- . r Castro Regime PJu.-� The Wro n g Way ��' Many ., . ' �tating EditoriallJ i . . ... , . . ... .. ' ! 1 ' �·. • ' -� .. .' . .. �-- • - --- ... .. • - · - �� ... · · -·- · � -.. ·- 'HE .fl41lY 'iEN TINEl A short time ago airline pilots rt>fused 10 report for duty o n a number o f our maJur air• lines: This action , which amountf'd to an in­ fonnal strike, was fortunately of brii,r dura­ tion. Even so, the public was seriously incon­ venienced - and these pi lots demo11strat1·t! an altitudP of irrespons ibility which ca:,;ts ser­ ious question on t he judg�mPnt of men who earn very large salaries, arc engaged in a h ighly responsib le and ski l leU profession , .ltHi enjoy great presl igc. They rcfust•d to fly bc(· ause they disagn.>cd with certain new safety ru les and regu lations and procedures ordered by the Federal Avia­ tion Agency. This is t he agency whos(I job i t is to maintain high standards o r airline- oper­ at1on. Behind it lies a l l the authority of the U. S. Government. -- clement s , tangible and intangih le, enter- into our military strength . One of lhC'tn - a n d one of the most importan t - is oil. Rear Admiral 0. P. Lattu emphasi z1•d t hat in a rece-nt speech. The oil require ments of the military arc all but unbeUe vable. A single one of our jet bom bers carries a fuel load Now . ii is possible that some or a l l of lhe new s1 rictu res were unnecessary , or i rritat­ ing , or extreme , or need modificatio n . But ' t hat is nut the poi nt. If the commer cial pilots and their associa liot1 felt this, their recourse was to go through the 1e'ga°1 a·nd legislati ve d1annel s 1•1hieh exist to reconci le differen ces and brin;: about change where change is ne­ ressary. The worst possible step was to petu­ ! J n l ly refu st• to report for duty a n d thus say, i 11 effect , that t heir j udgeme nt was superio r lo that of the law and the agenc y the law created. What it all comes down to is that this is a governm ent of laws and not of men , as a l l sound and free governm ents must be. Let's hope the pilots, and all the rest of us, keep that i n mind i n the future. equiilal ent to £our railroad tank ('ars. The ghint holds of our F'orresta-l•class a irl'rnft car­ riers eaeh conlain more tha n 2,000,0 00 gal­ ' lons of fuel oil, plus 1 ,000,000 gallons of air• craft fuel. These treme ndous petrol eum consum ption rates. said fhe Admira l , who is cxeC'ul iv(> d i ­ reC'tor o f 1 h e M ililary Pt>t rolcum Suppl y Ag1•11cy, "tmd<• rl ine thf' fad. that our . rhann•s of We pride oursel vC!s on hHing a forw:m .l• lookin g peopl e. We foresee a time in wh ich life will he happie r, health_ier richer , aud more prod uctive . We all hope Urnt the world in which o u r children will l ive out their Ji vPs will IJe a• beH,�1· one t ha n ours. A t the same time, it is t he part of wisdo m in our m,at and drink , iN otJi' rlt'ce'"81tlts and i 1 1 our comforts, in out IitiOt'8 and in our �1m1111em ents. Mr. Base W119 killed in a n auto acriden1 on U. s. Route 21 north uf Caldwell, Ohio, on FridaJ_ morn­ " J f we. can ptevent 1 tit@ govemm�t from i n g. A _conslruction worker, - hc was wasli ng the labors- 'of t� J)E!<1ple under the return mg home whr.n u coal, truck - wt'nl out o( control on a curve and . . .. . prdt :nse of ca-ring for tlierii, Uiey WIii be hapHI ruck his car. R I C K Y TAYLOR py. Tw.nty month old Ric:"v " to look back - if only t o reca ll some of H1P He was taken to a hospltal in Taylor, son of Mr. •nd Mn, words that were sai<( long ago by men who That was said by Thomaa Jefferson, whose Zanesville 1111d ,tied about 8 p. m, Herm•n A. Taylor, Middleport, The deceased born un Feb­ helped make this nallo n. For instan ce t hen• Hn look forwfld now to lm­ ('Ont rihut ion to the American system of gov• ruary 3, 1915, in was MAson, the son of prov&d he.Ith ond a norm•I is lhis: "I place econom y amon g the fli'.st a nd l'nim ent was , perhaps , greater than that of William B.uss and lhe late! Cassie life followin1 delicat• heart most important virtu es, and the public drhl illlY othe r sing le man . The ianguage is arch Tate Bass. surgery r4Peently at Children'• • Survivors include hls wife, �atie as the greatest of dang(irs lo be fean•d . To a ir , but the pri n ciple is crystal dear . We Bass, Clifton . and hls father of Ha1plt•I, Columbu�, Born with I dtfudlve heart, preserve our indep ende nce, we mus t not lt l h;1ve gone a grim ly long distance in viola ting Hipley, W. Va. Other survivors in. Ricky hH be4tn •ffl icted with ' dude Kenneth Bass,, Clifton; Mrs. our rulers Joad us with peq)etua l debt . pneumonia and e;fh•r lllne$SH his do('tri nc. The question is whetj,ler we shal Je11nine Johnson, Clifton; Ray l f,-qutntly. He 11rrive!J home "We must make our choic e betw een econ ­ lu! ve the reso lutio n, the stren gth , and the Dean Hralon, Pomeroy, and three 1-■t Twsd•y, 1$ •ble to tit up �my and li berty, o r pror usion and serv itude . grandchildren. Wl!i<l om to change our nati onal way befo ■nd 11y , "Good Morning" lo hi■ re i t Burial will be made in Kirkland Jr we ru n into such debts, we mus t he ta:,.;e nur1e1 ■ nd family, d i s too IJte. McmorM Ga.rdens in Pt. Pleasant. -- --. Freind!j may call at the funeral l�A(•i n,i•: t vir·,, ("!lllll l"tlor, Margaret ' rf't Eichlnger �o\J'.\\ :1r�,��� >IAWJl-�"'t"��, were hoAte home al Rny lime. sscs. ! 0111· il l; .1s .� on:11 t• \'ice, Sadie I SCOUTS HOLD MEET ING , • The Alnurnac I h_1wr_1i· r : ("lllUl u!"lor , lt11d1 cl r.�c- 1 Syrocuse Girl St:uut Troop 166 llridt•, w� rd1•11 . 1 lra l . Thom us; m- held a lly Mn, Ad1 Slack 14id1· sl'nl 1 1w t . ld,1 l l ow1•I I, Hari ne · whiC' regul or meetlng recen tly at h several mem bers t f th I OPFl,C •s INITALL !D finim dul S(•t- r••la ry , Haze l t'l 11 rki I llirt Pall/I Troop No. 8 :ere �i11 ln!l!i1l latwn of orrlcerl'I Wn!I ht>ld 1111sl�l a11t s1•1·ri• 1:irv · · D:tisy lltl(•k- ! ors· · l're,ent we•.:.. ., leader11 J e1111 al a rl•cen t. m er un, o r ,.,1111· 1 111 · Quie k; DuH · g wort 1 1; 1 rn1st1 n·r. l·:tmi lwth , , r and Either s I vester Ad Star l u1111<·1I o( Daui,: hlt>r11 �f Amt >r- 1•11<•ordl11g s1•c ·n•1H_T Y, ka nl llu• lodjjl.! hi11l on C.:hnry .sl . t1ar1 ; l"t' 'fr�wr i1a1 1v" Aile,• Cape. mem bers Sue Ann ,eu!kte , D�e� du 1n stoic .� l'S· Norr is C larice N ris / l OffaC't·rs rep(>rl11 Wf'rr r('lid on,I up• sion, Sadie 'l'l1 ean M By United P.-.s1 lnt■m1tlonal uP1wr ; nltt•rn ule, u ,1] P� lly Decker 0! A� 1· t proved und ul110 the uudltln f:l mm- Al ic,• CJ1p1i hur1 . l lo u aToda ' y ig Monday . A.ug. 8, the ' she · ll , •� •le anor Kay S(' hne1�d er, N an. mlt1tit!'s r11 1>ort · In 8 I� II iid �P re: A 1 , ast t ,1111111 ·ilur 221st day 1 s or the y1•or, with 1 4� 1Uf'l• ti11).( ' w,u1 r y Park er and t.lnda J,�lchln .wer. ( ounrl lor, Wallt,r Clt' 11md, as - h••ld ullN Ow r1•i,:u! 11r more in 1960. :<."1•11sion 1111 Four persons wrte lnjurod re­ SYRA CUSI PERS ONA !Iodate, Jt!�- W�I!� Clela��� LS The moon Is appronchlng its _::m l '1'hom 11.� irnd Murg a. 1 Le nora C1mpbell, Toledo, visltcil quiring admlthmcc to Cmnden­ d Mro. Herbert Slohart re- Clark Hospital in Parkota:hurg last quarter. Sunday following a 10: ll!i 11. m. .. The morning stu:-s are Mars !�u�� two-car crash al lhe junction or end Mercury. Mr. and Mr11. Paul Patterso n of A.OROS&· '1. Vexe■ 24, Like a, Tht! evenin g starll .'\re Jupl t.er Ruthind IUld Mr. and Mrs. i''ranl( Routes 50 and 7 11e:1r Coolvill e. :l. OWi 8. Greed)' molt Athens and Saturn. Post stat ? hiq-hway Varian p!i , 1'oledo , vleitod Mrs. E. s. I. Unit of 8, Appor.. b,y. 1rolme11 said today MiHiml Hin­ Mi!IS. .,. On this day in history : weight tlon erager, Hecl'nt sue.is o( Mr. and Mrs. kh!, Ridgewood, W. Vll., drove In 1Ml8, tl::e Englis h fleet, led 10. Beneftl H, Indian 21, Perlah Jumes 4Ukk were Mr. and Mr11. Into the path of a rar dHven hy by Sir Francis DrakC', destroyed 11. Splltl welrht ao. Tennla Thoma s J, Quick and daughter and Olin Wehster Goode, Jr., II>, the Spanbh Armada. 21. A 18. Back t IOrve dromednl")I' 18, Half eml Jo(' Wessney or t:olumbue, Elmer Belpre, Dsmsg e w111 heavy to In 1923. Hermy Goodman was al, Scotch lt. Choice aroup 19, Retrained. Quick of Canaanvllle, Mrs, Milrl· both vehicles. . WIUlllke hlred for his first proressional ,a. CUckoo Malta $I. Sure red Chapma n and son of Letart Hospltaliied were Grace Hin­ job as a clarlneU.st. U. ?fourllhaheep (dlaL) i"all!i and Mr°:" and Mh. Cordon In 1940, 1he German LurtwaUe kle, 114, fracture1I right nrm, and ment &1ve 11, C&nd..lenut. 83. Ilol'• li•lufl'la�•• .INw• West and dau hter or DorC"us. beg.an (layllg ht attneks on the head Jwccratlonii: 1Je,i11tle Hinkle, . l'T. Atcertlln.l t:-ee atr■prlng39, The Mrs, Elltabefh Duckworth has re­ Brlt11h Isles. 64, compound frsdure o( the :IO, Rain Ill, ColonlllnC 34,, a�e"t Lakt Victorl111, turned to he� home .after vlsltlng In 1943 President Truman sigh- _ right leg, knee, and clw1t in.fur­ tollOWV 31, Man"■ st, OthetwlN rt.1latlve1 In Akron. ed the ratiflc.ation of the U. N. ies; Faye Mllan, 68, Carvln, W. 12, Wlld lll\ileJI nlcknlllJ)l 87. Shift CO. Nol■o Mr. anil Mn, Emmett Bartels Va., Charter . IS. Aaoumillato concm1alon, tinkle lacera­ spent a week end In Clnclnna. tl ln 1950 Florence Chadwick . ..l'loct tion.11, all pasaen.l!!..-iu in the c11r wlth their son and family, Mr. and 1w1.m ihf! English Channel in 13 :II. from Ridgewood. Mrs. Vernon Bartelt." hoUl'I, � minute!, .11 new 1peed H, lllllently In the other CP", Donna O�dfl'; Mr. and Mr.11. Grady Crals have age reC9rit ' tor wn'm tn. 11. A -t bq 1!1, Belpre, hllid po&atl>lf'I trac• · rtJ()u .,.-t for 'todny; Ame"rlcan moved Into their newly built home l2, 99!d ture of her ri1ht foot. head and here from MIion, W. v•. NI ' chest contusions. Th�re weN ot poet Err11 Pound said: "tieal edit-' cation n'itist ulUmately be Umi(ed Rev. and Mn. Mar.hall Larri, her passenger, witl) more minor to men wbo tneist on knowlnF more of Trjn\lflJ e·re overnight lnjurlei not needin 11 attention. the fflt l1 mere" theep•herdlng," ' r Patrolm en said 1n·1·est11 may be c,ieat, ol Mrl,: - �J•: He�lx. They a!M called ott oU..,' fHOd1. He m.ade later followlne lnVe1Ugat w'11 a r� · plllffii' o't1 tire Nazar• ion. eriei cwttfcW.1 Mr, •� �. M:oon and ' !■inllt vli!ted I� i , �Ii and are High Pereentqe �f . -' . I ----- Syracuse Soc ial Events ■ ft: Four Injured 1'0DAY AND YESTERYEAR In Crash At :t 50-7 Junction �:.!.�- DAI LY CROSS WORD -- - :.o. .. '•- ••• •• .,•• I ' i I f DI...,,,. ,. .,....,.....,..-,ir-.,....,,-,1"""1,,_.,.....,._ ,. noi!f_ �iillll , 1 c •til, OU Fro1h Coun1eled , StHf �; � , tWd weeks Eiahty.flve percent of Ohio Uni• wlti/ �'liui\lll ' . O.Vlllf Har- verslty's Incoming freshmen thli , pol�1 Jiltii,t';, li1���i!tufr NI!li•:!tr., �:: 1 r.'.,7it�•wltH 1D. � Mn. Eu­ llW ,ceom­ w t. parileclI hiiM 01 8� Mn Hackley, ( who w.d 1JM!nt tWO weekt in New Wlit � ... Brllllto\t: llrl, Rotely� AtmeJI and sons ef .l1a.aoi11 Mle�,., vlalted wllh her latw, Harol� Duc-h. . .M!o\111 ""'°ltio11N!!,i, �ddl/y alld lamlly oi' ltis. Vena So\Jl,by anH dauabter! ·Glenfti. ,M"�THON SWIM Rdlll:RVAl,. Que, UPI - Re­ Jatiin Llll!ourtllrt Sunclly won the Lake 81, Jbbi!'-a'nnual 24-mlie mar · •t�9n rwl.rn- IH �lne hou,:r, ID min• 1uteill llfat·\11 � Cltloe Lar­ ler,t, ot Sltiil, llro, A,,intln, fln­ llllled , JO!J9':lli s•�«. . tho . only_ le­ male , en(ty, Alma.a Kffn, 18, 'of MonUt11I, c:amir in third. •· oa - - -- ' · 'II � 1· � .1.itw -.., · · · · ;P. !'J!' ••1• · , fall have been procea■ed tllrou1tl · IP a .aF?r p t pre-college counaeun,. -'J. , � •, Counseliur ended Fr iday dter• -��· ·Fam tlj P cnft o, ttM, Whl,�e noon, Augu1t 11, -after thh!e full 1 lliN . �- WI il be , held ·' dis weeka and one week In ·June of lfeln �J, at 5:30 ot t� Middle- .. !�daldt PArt.. ' one-and-a-half day aeuloM, Twea,. ty-seven hundred freshmen are � _. peeled thi1 !all. o,tge B. Paulsen, f_,,l'omeroy Glrl Sc�11to ol �p dean o( the UnivenU.y Colled, will meet Wedneadb �� commented, "Thia la MON! thij'l al ' llo'lne ol th• we've ever had in any other year.•l lll!lllft!", Mn. � Ootrdt'. . � · ' The"' Pad' cOuncn�� of Theo- -,I nv�. t'.l.!cl'!':< S......!11111 I" Chllirge Hall' Rae1ne �:-·- Mi11.ll' Cl'ted. 1.lie Coun,n "Daughters of· Am• WIii meet TNuraday evening i11�1pt 11 al the homo o1 Mr, «i.-;,. •ilrl& The Stat, Hl1hwa; Patrol' bal � ,:r:..a. Denauer with Mn. Grove; reported lhe atrest ot Arthur 1 Er'b .,_ cohostess. 1 · Johnson, a.cine Route 1, oni J. ] t -:: . ----�,,.,. BJ>ffdina thlil'&e, He 1, cited 1ttt i Vibli Brewer wi� a re�en.t guest •P�,.. I n �- c OO\llt •1\1111 t. di �r' ,tiler and l,m11y, Jt(ra. Don' . ' Also .,,.... , wn M"lll:lnt , lti- � Pitcbl l)eWUt■• RbH.1 C11ln, la.cine, f.ot. ,11.0 o�ton � - and Mrs. ,n, R Allen and license,. Sht '4'U fined II and Eber • Jva Carpenter were In Pomcosts todl)' .In ie,unty court. erQ)I' Friday, II ' h < • 1'." I'�' .,__ r"le Nofices fl ,d .. id ----------- ------ ■ ■ fW'\l� L.. ......_ ... �... �-- aood =-\�' j ii "•-. l, rt �• I o! !, ,� I .a.!!!f.':i.1&o:=:�:u I ..�­ - • itrt ' NII I 24-a for Sq{, or Trade C.ord of Toonks Legal Notice 1 1 7 1 Helo Wanted ----- Let1.aJ Notice 161 Lost and Found --------- ----- ---- U\� 18.l Auto Sales Employment Wonted , · ifi .• .. . · - ---;--;= Fann Ne,vs 0 Don't pass the buck- (20) Business Servic1111 I • RADIATOR !!-uT· GIVE YOUR BUCKS 1 s. · a. For Sa. le to the Party of your choic:et .. .,II. ..._.,111 . ,... ...' Cieb:· \VY Leqal Noti« R�PAIR ••, L- I Not,' r Blaettna r's - ��=\: l'lamiti ••Ai>l1cjll0, -� ..... ifll!llt- � Wanted: · Reapomible w,o ll'""'--� aonlhly partJ , to pa)'ineile , i.'n a sptnet:-ptano. can be aeen lf!CIIIY, Write �I llllllQ�r, llf-111 E;. 1 Broad St'., c.�lu�bu1, bitlo. . ' ,, · DON'T p'ii'iif l••ir !ltiUleli "P- · Uc tank. Get Kleatl•Eni•Al,1 8'1?­ Uc Tant Clt1111r. • Guannt.Md. , fcimiroy.,, , Landmark St� 1 8�r�C , ;\ ;: i '!t:,; 1 P *•ta• Legal Notices L ■OAL NOl'ICI 111ti, wilt be recelyed by tho Boord ol co,,nly Ceiiitml�9nol'II of Melli Cp1,1ut)'1 Ohio, a t t� off:lce of' ,aid lioo,. Pillneftly, Ohio, �• untll 12:00 o'clock noon·,:,:ugust �. 1960 for one year 1uptly of at llPlf�) t,eattd ' 1tOter eoal.(61 · ol Jun,p allo for one Ye� ■op� eoal deliverl!d 1t'<'ourt , OUR ind Jal!; Sepahlo ,aidt lo � �ubmtttl,d. pn­ •t{c....-m ,.,.I',, l'llhl to,n,j� any or all bl<!a, .a:� I JIOard of 'Count," CommluionJ!fl , ile1p Collhiy, Ohio StiOrin IIO)'ln; Clerlt (I) Ii I; 11, ate , , Jjy DIG IN I ....... , ii-JtJ vdms, and N W COM■PTO N, ·I,. '.6 ' . ' to ■■ · w• :- ' 016 DOWN! . ... .! - · Experleaeed witli Jr t.., ,� ( ' 1 dt WIili Mn. .,. Reel ,.._u•t ' On Saturday anernoon, July 30, a tour ot members' gardtlns was led by Mra. Purley Karr. Gardens visited were those of Mr'I. Clar­ ence NeutzJlng, Mrs. Robert Wood, Mra. Horace Karr, Mrs. Homer Hol• ter, Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. Pur­ 'GOOD NEIG!l:l!olt' - Demo,c(aP,t p��llentlii.. JjodJlnejt ley Karr. Sl!natw' John lit. KeJ!lldy tells t!dlllli'l," foriln/lUhili111e Tlif riext chill will ii& 1 ni;ws · "· lhe at OYerse as Press club In New ij�ld s"""'. l •l (Jlil qt dr !l,ii, 'Vork that he , tk see a ijtµrn to the splfir ot'Pi'esiclenl :rn\iklin ' Wy II cha�1f 5 Hbllf�r ' wool HOtti- aild Mh. lloy Holter aaltat. �:, , \1'1.'.'KoOd n�lghbor" policy In deallnt llatinlrlk. Americafi re1'1!Wll. _ . in•�•• For ·--------------.,,..-,,,.,,,----_.,.! 8 Auto Sales The annual picnic of the Chesler Garden Club was held Wednesdwy evening at the Cheater Methodist Church followed b1 a workRhop in preparation for . the coU"nty fair. flower show. ' "What I Plan to - Enter in the Fair Flow-er Show" was the answer to roll call by thl' 23 members pres­ ent _und' two guests, Mrs. :No�a 1Brown and Mrs. Mae Falkenburg . Also allcnding was Mrs. Herman Humphrey regional director who gne commenb I on arrangements made. She was given a 11ft of ap, preciation by the club. .. . u.... . ---- === Gorden Club Annual Picnic I Reported Held .,. IN TH I! MATTER OF $aTTL IMSNT OF ACCOUNTS p ROUTE C�UJIT, •111 llPIIW1., W AftOl' nts and.' voud'len of 1ht " named � ti.ave (o,Llgw1114 beta IU.--d lD tbe Probate Court, Estote W ANTED: A TRAILER IUTCll 121 ) M,lp County, Olt.lo, for approval thal bolts to rar lr::.me. Call SZVEN aoc)Jl 11.ouee, eel.Lu. z and ,e tliem.tnt. WY2·290l . A. C. Wood,. CASE NO. 17463 Firai Current lute, near Gr1i:lf Sclwol and 3tc unt ol Mlll1nine D. Webster, Aew 8 Hiah Scbool. Pearle HY,aell, llut­ B,uti, GWltd1an of � Elta.te of Robert land, Ohio. fr. We b11er, 1ft.comuete.11t. t 1 3) CA..s. ,W. loa,"t &me.oded First ASHLAND OIL has !int c:1181 two Cum,nf. Account of ,._. I). Thom· bay service station In New lb, U. GuanilaA M Ua.e Ptnon and ven, W. Va. PorcelJin tlnull ot /&my V. Jti4te, an lncom­ tile rest room available now. )!!llonl Pe.-, GWKI community loca.Uu. Lota CASE M.O. 1':14 i'Ullt and Final of highway traffic. Some Ulflllt;. AftGUDt oJ. I. 1- 0'� .w,ninia­ ment required. Excellent QQ._P­ I tratar ol tu E8tate of Ida I, 'Vel11, tunity for righ.t l1UtY. all doceued. Poi:neroy WY 2-2lfll, ....ate C ASE NO, 1.11111 J'lnt aod Final 1,wu ul Cbade1 iafn, Guard­ Ion 0! u,, Benoa aDII' - of l 1 4) Rent I ,Snuler, l,D.CODI� EIGH:l' llOOII HOUSK. two lbt �A.SE MO. 17.SU, I'� Current ,:oom ••artment,. A. N. lloqel .tpou nt or J'ranOIHI �. Guar­ ( I' )' , � ,- .---ur � :____ __ · l'_bc:me WY.2-3272. 11�2-ttt · illon of the Per,on aD4... atate of Pbil!p Roberts, • llllaor!' A. JC. C. · Pekingese puppies, all CASE N.O. UIS1 FiiM; -UIII· Final colors, Mre. · W. W. Call, 732 NICELY F'URNIS!lll!) 2 Bl!Jl, SPEAKS OF CAPTIVE NATIONS - Sena! or j ohn Kennedy speaks to a group from _the room u,ast.aln apartment. Pb. nt uJ Virginia ¥arile •oore, 8·3-6tc &yc11more, Middieport o( the Democratic Nati onal Con:i m1ttee as C�a1rman of .�e d1V1S10!1, WY1l,387t; 8 I tic �Qtri:■: ol the Dute of Bl.!rman Nationalities Division Tundar, 16, 1960, Gov. G. Mennen Williams, Michigan , (right-re ar) in s� 1rt sJ�ves with the fam1har bow he FOR UNT�omnJt,teJy: nnutat­ of the l :30 p.m. CASE N'O. lllSO l'int aad Final listens attentively. The Democratic President ial N�m111:eC' said tha_t he an� members ed 3rd floor aputment o.ver H a P•'i hme' Cur­ Iron the behind ,te now !la.\,'.e a complete The underai&ned will offer for eK1sts that Accou nt' of Kent Brown, Adminis­ committee were determined not to recognize the situation the Stiffler Sho>e Store on Court bath, 3 l¥,td('9Qlni. good location UltVtCI, If )'OU are sale al Pu�c Auelion due to lrator of the Est.ate of Mary J. tain as a permanent one. St., In Pomero,v. Large llvin&: Onl.}' · goin;: to .a.n1 forelill cquntry his discontiJluin, tarming and �· . Brown , Deceased. 0 HOLZI.R HOSPITAL or anywhf:re in the U. S. 1ive mo\'ing out oC shit�, the followCASE NO. 18315 First and Final ��• !a�:: :aTi8•c:!. c= b�y Accou Admissions. Aug_ 5: Mn. .Ira us a can. No eervJce char&-. nolng chattels at his home locatnt of Clara A. Carl, Admlnis­ room, kitchen. bath and utility 7.l'OOm fume, DA llrCe lot• F'loyd Nutter, Jr., Shade; Mn. Clif­ es:tras. tAWN&Y 5r.u.DIOI,. � ed on Barringer Bd. just off tratri x of the Estate o( Benton E. . room. Newly finished hard.-ood locatioa. J. Byers, Middleport; Mn. furd Galllpoll&, Second AYenue, State Rt. 1 24 be1ow Portland, floors, gas wa..ll fuhtace, elee- L � S1'�uip Carl, Deceased. Dawayne Chaffee, U"Jng Bot­ Keith Phone G l 6·1615 or Gl 6-1 248. 1 Ohio. CA SE NO. 14977 Seventh Cur­ trlc hot water tar,k.. Kitchen nient'. t!VGID tn.aui, 'ilk bath · • Andrew Stover, Jr., Charlt's tom . '1-21-Uc Admiral electric stov, (new), kitot 14hUU � . on rent Account of EdJson Hobstetter has built-in c�b;net.11. 3� no�r l Brown, Letart; Austin Jesse ; rt J.ela chen utility cabinet, red occu­ Guard ian or the Estate of Leonard porch overlool!.;ne Col.&lt St. Middleport. I WILL NOT be responsivle for Pierce, Earl Millard ionai chair, blonde end tables, Lyon, , J:r., a Minor. ��•· •··•· 8-2·\C Phone WY 2-2080. Lowell any debts contrai;:led bY anyone s, August !S: Discharge !amps, blonde deik and chair, Uniess exceptions are med Wil­ .;,;.. 1tfl20 Friley, other than myself. Charles Mrs. Lambert. complete bed (box springs and FOR 11El'1'1'-'Eltree office NIO"'I' ... . there,to, aaid accounts will be for , Bal,:lwin (Signed) John T. Fisher Charles , Zusparr liam la30 mattre!!.8), gas hot plate 3 bur­ he11.ring ht!fore �aid Court on the over Stiffler Shoe store •· Isaac, Addre&J 15 29 Nye Ave., Finnis WLSeman, lfrs. Ralph ner, double rinse tubs, admiral Caurt st., in Pomero,, seed roa s,u.11:: , BOOM HOUSE 7th day of September, 1960, at Pomeroy, Ohio, �rs. Alpha Cottrill, Arnold Taylor, refrigerator, chrome dinet(e tinie said accounts will be which • - e._ ta ldJooJ, in floor. One large 18 x 22. a, room 8-S-3tc �rs, John Little and infant. set (red), davenport and chair, consi dered and continued from da)' w:it.lt adj_ oin.ing l 2 :11, 12 ft. room Baclnl-. llDU.Q .l'dm. ,Births, Auguill !Ii: A. son to fo{r. blonde coffee table, gray \oun­ l WILL NOT be responsible .tor One 10 1: UI froo.l room. All I I: 3l p to da y until finally disposed of. Mrs. Clifford J. Byen, Middle­ aod ie chair, bed room suite (com­ Any person interested may file any debts contracted by anyone newlv painted witJr new noor port. plete), Singer sewing machine, writte n exeeplion11 to said accounts uth;er th•n myself. C9\J..-inis. Phone ,WY Z.2lll0. SUS: it, - '-· -Uh A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. lri army cot, curtains and drapes. or to matters pertainint to the ex­ , (Signed) Leonard Van Meter, 8,z.11, . J:'QIIIJ!l ...._._� 1[11. luhan Nutter, Jr., Sh.ade. F"loyd Farm Machine.ry; Cockshut %0 Addresa l u; �benezer SL SU,.-eralli J1D1if, _,.. �nd. ecution of the trust not IHa tha11 tractor poi.it hitch, plows 3 five day� prior to the dat.e set for 1 Pomero)', Ohio. 8 8 31p cultivator, disk and side dress- ' SLEEPING rooms close in town. hearing. CIUTICIIES GOP, DEMOCRATS 8-5.3tc &-3-6tp 127 Butternut Ave er, Toro lawn mower, platform F. ff. O'BRIEN WASHINGTON UPI - The head • ' Probate! Judge, the ultra.conservative Azner� [ scales, poW\lr corn sheller. of $20, Richird HOUSE NOTE: This 94 "'" larm ,nd 4 SMALL Meigs County, Ohio. 12) for Constitutional Action c.ans Fisher, Cave St., Pomeroy. Call --room house is for sale. Contact ( 9, ltc 8) , says the Republieao Part, 1ACA) 8-H-6tp WY 2-3537. I WISl;I To THANK MY MANY owner, h.as joined the De,noerall in a d-e­ fril!!:ncls and· neighbors for the I TWO YEA& old 11addle hor1e. Bay (own<!r) Ivan E. Roush sire to solve all problems through mimy beautiful cards and now• Sale conducted by Bradford AueStallion for trade or sale. G. A. an "all-powerful central� gov• NOT1C I TO CONTRAC TOU era for my birthday wh l: ch w.a s 8-2-Btp Deem, Racine. tion Company, Racine, Ohio. Adrn. Ben Moreen ernmen t.'' STATE 01' OHIO August 3. Mrs. Maude Kohl a11d Terms: Cash. Not responsible for WANTED THREE ladies, two ined Sunday night compla (Rel.) part time, one full time. Par1 daughter, Leona. DEJARl'M&NT TO HIGHWAYS 8 8 ltt accidents. N KICKOFF - Vice Presi- that Republicans n·ow accept "in CAMPAIG FROM RETURNS time . earnings up tO $30 per Columltu1, Ohio8 July n. 1960 6tc dent a nd Mrs. Richard M. Nixon are greeted by Len Hal� large rneasure" a:»d Uie Det11ocra� NO'.TICI TO CONTRACTORS week. Phom• WW 2-5301 for per ------- 8 8 Conh·oct Sole& GOP General Campaign C hairman (left) as U,ey returned from "withou t reservation" the thesis STATE OF OHIO sonal interview. Car necessary. BUILDING SITE 1.92 ACRES L..,t Copr No. 60.73' · ment can be pat­ DEPART.MINT O F HIGHWAYS 8-6-Jtc a 10,000-mUe tour that kicked off Nixon's campai�n lor the lhat bigc,"govern Excellent location. Mulberry FOUND LARGE black hound. ACT N T PRI C co anll iilonl all coercive Republica n Pres1- ernalisti � .:: Columbua, Ohio, July 29, 1960 Heights, Pomeroy. Phone Wl9, Ownet ca11 have sume by PA¥· s � e� 1 ed Presidency During the four-day trip , the time." same the al Contract S.I• 3738. ing for ad and keep. Oles M:.ar• 8 8 3tc H OUSEKEEPER UNDER 45 YRS. off�:':rt:tStaLe �;ay dential no�inee talk to groups in Nev. , Cal., Hawaii and Wash. at . 60J'95 L ... I Copy Ne Hollow, Roek ret, Grueser . o! age -for couple. Live in, For Director of Ohio at Columbus, 0.hiA .,ln lll • •=n__S:.ta = te::· _______�.,.,..---:--,---:- :-· . ' ' UnH Prlc■ Contract :::� Sprin&1. 8-Ute 7 ROOM· HOUSE, 1 1,i bath, large interview phone WY2·6J44. until 10:00 a. m., Ohio (Butern) er (old contest Showmanship Sealed proposal■ will be receiv­ Standard Time, Tuesday, August 8 8 31 , lot, electric range. Union Avc., group) arena. ed at the office of the State High­ 16, 1960, for improvemenl.ll in: . · · Pomeroy. P b o n e WY2-5132. •• way Director of Ohio at Columbue (Parts Nos. 1 and 2 are offered 8 8 6tc , ( 1 8 Friday, Aug. 19- a : 30 am Jud• Ohio. until 10:00 a. m., Ohio East­ The Went Virginia Dairy call1e ge Ayrshire catUe. a r l'n.1.: J 0 :30 88 one project and will be awarded XJC-______ -Good c,., Used Can _ K "' ern Standard Time, Tuesday. Au­ as one contract.) A N TOM ATO s 1a;g� pink ME show will be held at Jackson's Ladies' program form eleetric gust 23, 1000, for improvements in: d•�• thick meated shy seeder mo9t P■ rt Nlill . 1 Mill, August HH 9. 'l'he program : building; 10: 30 W. Va. Ayrsh1redelicious fiavor which hi really WANTED PAINTING interior and Meigs County, Ohio, on Sectlon Meig$ County, Ohio, on Sectiona ;. ... Tuesday Aug. 16-2:00 pm all association meeting al breeders' _ exterior, also roo(s repaired M EG-7-(3.74) (4.26), Slate Route (4.22, what sells them e1pecially 4.44 Middleport), Sl.&t.e Route cattle in !)Isce; 4:30 milking de- Tower building; 1 1 :00 M ilking deand painted. Phone evenings No. 7 in the VIilage of Middleport, No. 7 In Salisbury Township, by monstrotion, Dr. George Hopson, adapted for table slicing. Seon Dr. Hopson. milking CH 7-2308. 8-8-6tp by grading and paving in part with applyin an asphaltic con(!rete sur- milking parlor; 6:30 Assembly monstr.ati from howie school Hst cond 1 980 IIODillL A FON Coupe. pm 4-H Showmanship g 1:00 p11rlor; asphaltic concrete on an aggregate (ace coune �n� bod1, motor, o,,r-hauled I house in Syracuse. Y{m. Holmes Iteme T-30 , B-35, for FFA und 4-H members, arena .arena; 3:00 l<'in• group) (younger _ ·s.2-tfc HOUSEKEEPER. LIVE IN Write base and resurfacing In paEt with T-�. Pavement: Width 36 feet, 7:30 Fitting and Showing Clinic. Laftgavllle, J..edi.e li>ffmaa, showmanship contest; 4-H als in Box 668-H, % The Daily Sen­ asphaltlc concrete. Qllio. Pll,OH SH 2-4152. 8-6-3tc . __________ Wednesday, Aug. 1 7--8:00 am •Leng!b 1,161.60 feet. Width !M ft. 4:00 Meeting for a l l ex.bibitors of Width: Pavement varlable. 3tp Pomeroy. Holstein Cattle, Arena; tinel, Judge (eet. Total a 8 Lellgth ,372,90 I Length ICE CREAM CONES �-lP.15 cents. , cattle, arena; LW Review & pi.r• Project Lenilh 5'12.6 feet or 2,534.4-0 feet 01 0.48 mile. : 00 4-H. Health Talks, Tower 9 Jacka Dairy Bar, Middleport_ ade of i?hampione, arena. ( ) 0.108 mile. Work Lenath, 572,6 (ect Building ; 10: 30 Ladies' Pr• lgram Part N.-. , 8,2-6te or 0.108 mile. Meigs Couri:ty, Ohio, on Sections Fartn Electric Bui.lding; I l :00 191515 BUICK Ro.11tdmaster $9911. "The date set Jor completion o( (0,00, 0.1'2 (Part) Middleport), Sl■ ttt Milking demonstration and A .irurmahetl 'DNTS R\ Dr. Geo. AP 4 Door Sedan. Bulck:'1 finest GAS, l'UEL OIL and co.l fur. forth in set as be shall Work this Ykldl• ■tm, Mdla d. Unh1mlAhe 1:00 pm pitrlor: estimate&. fre, milking for Hopson, Ca\! Town• nace■• Route No.- 143 in Salh1bu:ry and beat. This one'! bad the <1 port. Phone WY 2-2082. 2 3 U the bidding proposal." Foreman & Abbo-tl KlddleporL an asphaltic con• Judge Jersey Caltle. Arena; 4:00 applying by ship, fiuest care. We can prourily pro­ the on apply, mu1t iBiddere milking (FFA) Milklng Contest &-10-t.tv refer you to its one owner. MUELLER FURNACES� WESTING per forms, for prequalificaUon crete surface course - Ur.ma T-30, _ 27 parlor; 7:00 Coronation of 4-11 Width : Pavement Bl1111ttnara, Pomeroy. 8-5-dtc T-30. B·S6, 11. Arnold . . 9,.. 1ppll.nc HOUSE with the Hi&hway €?'edit Examiner. feet, Length 6.13.6 feet Width 20 King and Queen of Health, Arena; AUCTION__ _ 1955PONTIAC VB $7911. 2 Doo; I SATUROAY, AUGIJST 1 3,. 1960 , . thtl'I, · Sr,ac-. Ohio. Ph-. at Columbus, Ohio, at least 10 days­ feet, Length 1,5M.O feet. Total 8: 00 FF'A Showmamhip Contest, 11�11.ff before the date eet to opeo bids. WY'U.114. 1:00 fl'. M. Sedan lind Hard Top. Choice al J.rena. Length 2,217.6 feet or o.42 mile. 1rhe min.imum wage �o be paid to I have sold my hon-ae and movtwo fines cars at lhis price. Thursday Aug. 18--8:30 am "Parts Nos. 1 and 2 of thia proall labor t!mployed on this contract ject to be eo�pleted not h,ler JudEe 4- H Cattle, arena; 10:00 �tc ing out of tbe 11tate and will sell Bllaettnars, Pomeroy. shall be in accordan� with the than ,September 30, 1960," ------- at auction on the lawn in the rear J: State 4-11 tractor operaton' con­ 11114 OLDSMOBILE VB $MS 2 1 of \ he SHUMWAY GREENHOUSE "Schedule of Pretoai.Unr, Hourly machinery exhibit, arena; test, on pre,. tlte apply, must Bidders Door Sedan. SpoUfsa two to11e on state Route 124 In Syracuse, Wage Rates Ascertained .and De· per forms, for prequoli.flcatioD 10:00 ABC Directors' meeting in · green flnf11h. Hydra.matic. Blaet- Ohio, the fOUowing .termined by the Department of In­ household with the Highway Credit •Exarnln- Tower Building; 10.30 Ladies' tnar&, Pomeroy. �-�tc , funiishing1: , . dustrial BelatiOJ).11 applicable to er, at Columbus, Ohlo, 11t least 10 Program Fann Electric building; State Hl.ghway Department Im· day1 before the date 1et to open H:00 Milking demonstration Dr. FriM)jlalte · lloltil•rator, Hot 11158 'c!U:VROLt'i! VS Bel Air Au• E'. provementa · in accordance w.lth bidl. R, e G. e nl �� 111 George Hopson, milking pwrlor; W111'1h ei,J + Do9" Sed, . (rI�Gas •Heaters! Dun Sectlona UlB.03, '115.0C. U l5.05, tic a lom waahe · .tr :00 pm State 4-H tractor opera­ be 1 to lM>AU� paid wase c The minimum c mor e. A �--, ful 41 1�.06 ,and 4115.0'I of the Revised to all labor employed on this con- tors' contest {continued); 1 : 00 Blaettnars, Pomel'IDy. · ' ,-s.& :::;;c• c� FY,ffe Diulns Rooin Smte, 6 Code of Ohio."· 1, Cliairt, 4.Dtiq•I L�ve Stat, Cherry , .:. tract shall b e in accordance with Judge Guernsey Cattle, arena 3:30 -<- ""'· The bidder lnllllit submit with his t1'e "SeJmdule of Prevailing Hour, W. Va. dairymen's association dir• LATE '49 PACK.ID .SIOAII.' i Table, Pll.llca 'Air ConHitloner " (I bid a certified check I n the amount •Good tlret1 and bralc■a. A-1 mo• Ton), 4 pc, Bedroom Suite- (Ma­ ty Waae Rates Aaer:tained and ll)e. e1:tor11' mlletil\i, Tower building; of $000.00. . tor. A 1thl at $150.00. C ■n 1M l\qJ,q.ll)'), �arble top c,Jieat, SeeMilk.Jng Conte&t; '1:00 Lerm.lned by the Dtolrtmen, oJ . llL- 4:00 Plans and spectfic1tions are on dustr1a1 Relations applicable to Judge FFA Cattle arena.; 8:00 4-H itfl Al'e. tUffi'il' Booltelee ' '(3 �.), �oHee •n at 230 file in'tbe department GI high-Ways State HJ,:hway Deparl.inent 1 Tible1 au., 1b'd· PW, (ta:12), Elec­ __, 1 1 -----��--- trlc Huffy· Ll."21 ao,mr, ]\e1t1tur1'! and the office or tlle division dep­ P!'Offffltnle In ■.....Sin'I! 'flt/I uty director. IYI"' taflle, Wort T�ble, China Section\ 4115.03, 4filS.04, 4115.06, Tbe �tor reserves the right '111.06 and 41115.07 o< tbe--l!evli!ecl NOTICi OF FILIHG QF.PfT ITION -�--- Closet CGdoaJ, Etedrtc Heater, Conlrlbul;" RED lfAVEN · peachea ready · Wrltlnr beik, Other OJ';lalra, Sew• · to refect- an,: at'ld ,all bide. FOR TIIANSFER OF FUNDS �•e VN ol Ohio." " on I!. S: PRESTON, NoliC'e i1 hereby 1lven tuat Bring contemer. Welwlter Pruit .lq Catt, Larae Wall Mirror1 The bidder must submit ,.1th bitt We repair all l)'IM's of null• Wollk fir JIW' , Director Ohio Laree �W¥!fiew lau; ,Odd Bed, l!ith dl)' of Juty, 1960, the he l Farm, Lona: Bottom, . bid I Nrtlfled cheek In the r Education of Eastern Lo� 8, 15, 2tc Board o ' Phone JUkoR' 5-3241. 8 8 etc Lampe, MUBic 't!abinet, Stands, a,tors, froin heater cores to amount of $900.00. t, Meigs (?:!unty, Throw RuP, Dillies-- (IOine import­ GET �• Ml.'1.11 Senator r traclo �r tnu:k t larges Pl1111 aad spedficatloni are on cal School Di!ltric11n the . , USED GARDEN tractor) and mow­ , e4l,) and DUlC:IJi..nt-ua, items, I 1on,r, · eel pett unden the Ohio, "• II a t • 1 �ffl'. obliging I I -� way1 h ..... o d file In the epanmen · er,. Rot■ r1 111ower blade. lhar­ radiator; ,iJl . ce_. n in the Court of petitio a "'.Sfiled J"obn Gilmore, c:&mp,Jp• tbd bl ta. Bltl and thfl office of the 4lvl1lon dtp, pened. Custom mowiQ& and on Pleas of Meigs county• Comm a donkey named • ewner. ' atrtdl NOTICI QP .AltPOINTMINT uty d � plowlng, Pf \; , beina: Cause NO. 13�054 . on Ohio Not i.,i. Ltbtuwn. Tenn,, ror tn Henry Aalnlinllfreter With the WIii •• t u rt� r ht he �·tor erv Th e� .. GIIAVE�Y TUCTM Court, asktnl said of t Docke PllbUsfN!d q P. �tilt l0 ��1,,. the 'A11111od courtbouH the rer·m1: around. ride • Phone WY-2-2l4' to reject any and ■II bicb. Sale■ and SerVice HJ E. Mila . •. Sale contlucle<I by· 81lAJ)JORD In coop1r�ion. r; ' T'l4! �•Mns that $1!i,l43.7fi be transferred fr,m CIM: No. llAOI aquara. Kefauver ill b&ttllllC cou�!I an ;• �..,,..., E. S. P=� Pom.erey, OW.o >-2'71, Ph,one Pomeroy, ment Fu nd to the Advertiliftf;• 'heeu iv.. A. •II.,.• Retire Md ■ dtc1 Bond the Dlvlt, tor 1, the Tay1or ""4l'Y •l (Tip) AUCTION 00 .. Racine, Ohio. 1111,. Ar.dra"1' l 7•21-l c ;;t , as provided by la�, Fund ral Gene DOJnlnatktl. Notice ii hereby fiven that Kath• AUCl'IONW: Crill 11!'..VOrd. Benat. s. u, , . (8) 1• 8• 2te for the1 resson set forth In sud Sale 11,oapr: A. C. Br'41'ord. 4IR CONOfflONIKG, REFIUGER- ieen o. Cecil whoae Post Office will petition • petl tion , and that said RID QUI Z PROGRAM ..«c ' ation urvl ce, Jack'1 Refrl1en� , Addre11 11 1t(lddleport, Ohio, hHB LONDON UPI - Radio Mo,cow be for hearing on the 20th day of tton. New Haven. Pboae '"11- been duly appointed as Adminls• · • • ·• 000' 'B'l"(J circulaUng Heater, ut'l. 8-JS.tf lratril with the Will annexed of announced today it Wa& beatnntni Aueuat, l960�U37. l on o Edu of � �litoialtit· � and fan. 1 Th 0 av ard nuiz program_ for African 1lsten• _ ... of l Davia late o a ,; • - - ' tie liw.J OPTO ETBIIT � · -,� · IMl-3tp WY•-� .,. m Local School Distrid Ea�e llelp Colint,, 0 o, deceaaed.. era called "Get to Know tbij Soviet I -,. 'ICTIIW But Court Slrffl, ,_...., "''... Walter Brown, E�rl �• .Da1e4 this ZZndi daJ of July 1'60 Union." A broadcast qionUored C� or fn11•' nreet corn. I. ,Cl� I& Ntia • 'lbn.l , il otter 8 I to 1%, v Roan: k�� � Raw r Leste here Hid the Africans wlli be I'. A. O'BRIEN II'... bea� - 1-lr• D. W. • C. 1 , u-rn h111 Judie of the Probate -Court awarded prizes for their knowledge Rhodes Farm, POJ't\lnd, Ohio, Phone ., C"t_'1"'-...... hi ounty, O • f u R o c 8-2-61!: (aaaaaa • ,L "�t:·,;;:;;_,.;;:;;;;;;;;_;;;;-i-;;;;;;;;;:;;;::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;; ,-- C, Ma ����� _,;;;;;;;;;;.aa (7) :IS; (8) I, B, •� , "· aa " . 1 For Lease Corn Harvester Slew Four In 'am1'ly Argumen t J _ E_n,/SllllANCII: PllO FOUR kOOM hoof!& ltutland Town coiii-izr tfflkm, Lile, Autt, Fire, Pollo. ship Phone Turner 2•3475. CIII 1tea .... WMIPII\ 8-6-8tp a ------------ i n c·onnect..ion with the Youth Fair program ,under the direC'tion of Mrs. Paul Powell New Haven. The I program included: Judy Lathey, !iinJ[lng and dancing, accompanied It coinc1dt:d W i t h a U . S. State 1 by her !ih1tt!r, Lind:i; a piano aolo Depart ment rep or t pn•p:.iret.l for by Rita Jividen; voc"al solo. Terry lhf' Orga nizati on ' o f A. merican Housh; instrumental selet-Uons by Slatr,;,. arcu sin g the Cuban gov. the Corfee Family; vocal cidet, Ann ernmcnt of WOtk 1 11g "in open Williams and Mary Priddy ; piano l<agu(•'· wit h Rui.sia a f)d Red solo, Ptm Bullington; riute solo, China to enco ur age revol utionary Jerry Lawson; musical trio, Marie r.roups in pu ert o Hic o a nd the Moore. Sharon Bragg and Nancy Gill); voe! solo, Judy Lathey. South Ame rica n co n1i nc nt. Tap dance, Sharon Slurgeun ; vo­ Neit her 8t! ac k stay ed Castro'!! sold iers wllO started seizin g all cal duet, Sharon Knapp and Shelby Grinstead; tp by Lind Sue Stewart, piano solo, Wayne Kincaid ; piano · solo, Linda Latbey; \o" ocal solo, Anh Howard; vocal and tap, !<:aren Green; vocal .solo by M.11ra:aret . Lou By Mrs. Carra11 ,Adan,,, Jr. Roney: instrumental music by the AUXILIA RY SPE:ctAL- MEETING Pt. PleJsant Dance Band; vocal The Ame tiean l..egiM Auxiliary duet by the McCoy Sisters; C harlie held ., spedia l m ee tin g 011 Monday Brown and Ute Brownettes--Rlcky f'\'cnini al th E' Le g io n Home. The Powell, Margaret Lol.f Roney, Shel• meeting was h el d for the purpose by Grinstead and Sharon Knapp; ,if making pl a ns t o sprve t he Roush and a voeal solo by B"everl)' Roush. ll:tlfLTiion Banq u et on Aug ust 19 a l A\I talent was from MaSQ.(l Coun­ !he <.:ommun ily B11 ildin g. They will ty. First prize of $15 was Rita Jivi­ he .issistcd by t he l adies of the den with her piano solo, "Majesty Baehtel E l/8 C hu reh . of the Deep." Second prize, $10, · LIONS CLUe PICN I CS w8s won by Beverly Roush singina: The mem be rs of th e Ltons Club "Can's You Hear Me CalHng Caro­ held a faJllilY tJ i t nic on Tuesday line" and third prize, � by the Mc• c,•ening in t11 e Park. Follow ing a Co.v Sisters singing "Danny Boy," lwsht dinn er ga m es were plnyed. Judges wefe Mrs. Ray Prolfitt, ALtcn di t; g were Mr. and Mrs. MiH Mildred Chapman and Mn. I .Jaek Frey. B ill • nd noss, Mr. ,nd Blaine Norman. F Mrs. Henry Buck , Jr. and Susan, A special feature of the evening / Mr. and Mrs . F' . C. Reichert and was Mrs. Foster Grin&te.11d, who OKLAHOMA CITY U PI _ A 27· Ji' r.i nz, Mr. and '.lf r�. Ch arles Lester, �ave several vocal selectjons dur­ year.old corn l1arvester told pol i<' c 1 J im and Jill, � r. and Mrs. Roi.Jeri ing the judiing, Harry Miller ot early today he killed his estrangf'cl . Johnston , Vi ck i e . Nan, n,vid and New Haen wa1 MC. Mrs. Powell wile. her parents and his neph ew Barbara , .l'tfr, J ?hn W olfe, Terry accompanied the different acta on because his wife shouted al him i n and Mike, ,B er m e Carmin alli, Ed the pi�no, the middle of an argument that 1 C unnlngham and Charles Coughlin. ISTHIR CIRC�E M!iBTS TOW N COU NC I L MEETS she was prcgnitnt. The Esther Cirde of the United The New H aven To wn Council Lutheran Church Women met. on · Slight ly-buil t Richar d Henry met Monday eve ni at 1 1-ie Ci�y Tuesday eveniilg for a picpic sup­ Dare had been soughl rm• 1 0 Buildi ng_ Tho st at t ng ng endi were Ar• per o nthe lawn of the home of hours Sunda y hy 160 hl'avil y- thur W ehrli, rn.a yor; 1'taelma Cape­ Mrs. Jack Welch. "The Johnson . armed officers m a rough, wooded ;1rt, rc cu rd er; Kar i w iles, Gleon Family and Their Church" waa the area _about 40 mUeJ south ()r here. Smith, Lewis Capeh art and Donald theme of the program led by Ml111 He . rma\ly s�rrendered �f'ekl y to Bumga rdner, counC' Jrnen. i Lelah Jane Powell, assisted by a �1f�long rr1<'nd. McCla in Count y THe coun eil dfic id e d that all wa- several members. A film i n con• Sher1ff Joe Huddle ston. !er records a nd bil l s wodld be kept neclion with the program WH at the office in t he citY buHding. shown. Dade told police h e had kil l ed Attending were Mrs. J. V. Mc­ hi$ wife, Patricia, 24, during the It was voted to purcha se an addinE argument, and slew her µ�rents . machin e for th e office. Glenn Grew, Doris Elliott, Mrs. Wi1llam Ted H. A l bert, 60, .and Virgj(! Al­ Smith was app ointe d to see about a Russell, Mrs. ,Bill Powell, Mn, bert, 58, and their grandson Wil­ filit1g cabinet and blue print deak Clarence Blesaing, 1,an Grinstead; liam McCormick, 16. He Sllid he for the orflce . C o unci l Voted to Mn. Fred Roush, Mrs. Martin Oh­ intended lo commit suicide but give Le wis C a peh a rt iru th ority to linger, Mi11s PoWell · and Mn. hire help in .re p11lring the streets Welch. ' lost his nerve. i n tr,wn. / The four were killed Friday. On Tuesday evening a special Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fitch and Their bodies were found in 1he Al· session was held. l'his meeting is children, Dewitt.s Run, visited her berts' blood splattered home late set by the State 't'ax Com mission parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Va• Saturday. on the first rues d ay in Augut for Meter and children recenUy. 1'hc thrf.!e adults hap been shot. all municipali ties to ma ke 11p their M r. .and Mrs. Harold Brewer an4 The boy apparently had lwen budget £or the co mi ng year. daughter· called on his parents, Mr, strangled with a sash 1.orcl. TALl!N1' SH ow t,IILD an4;1 Mrs. A. C. Brewer aii.d David_ · A talent shOW Was held _ recently �unday. _ . I Funeral senlres for Willlah'l ,8ass, 4!J, or Clifton wlll be held on Tuesday mornl n"g at 10:30 o' • dock at the Foglesong Funeral Homo in M&80'n with Hev. Richard Wright offlcl1itlng". I �For Sole or Rent • lef,al Nati,& ( 20b) I n,;uronce ( 1 1 1 Wonted To Buy bul o ha�dful of Amerlran-owne property in Cuba. CHtro hht11el madt it clear he 111,0 hAd hl si1:hts sel on the big U, S. N11-vy basl! ut Gsntanamo. Ne w Hoven News Of Week Will Be. Held On Tuesday � � Sent�el, Pqmmiy-Middlepon, O., Au&. 8, 1960-3 ------ Bass Services A Look Back 'I In Seizure Of tJ.. S. Prop1tt An ilnl1·C ornn1u n i s t de1..' l11ratiun by fub<1's uint' bish o ps and lu�hop­ dl•s1gna11•s was rc 11 <l at Sunday masses in cvcr)I ca 1 hular chu rch o n !\' hours ;1flcr Cas1 ro issued u decree ma;�ive i,at i�mauzation t hat left Rt1ma as Cuba's chief for<.· ign b u �in ess l)a r wer. It w,o I virtu,1 b,ttl• C41II sinCI!! Castro has sa id tnaM' ti rn.1 ff,at anti - C omrriunis n, in Cuba is "counter - revo t1,1nflona�." success or failure in a,ny future war wtll hinge on oil . " He added, " Military commanders may hav e all the m en , planes, ships, 'tanks and missiles necessary to accomplish their mis­ sions, hut they will certainly fall if they do not have the petrole um to move and to sus­ ta,i n the attack" Bigger and better miHtary equipm ent of a l l kinds have sharpl y increas ed the n�d for oil. Yet . interestingly , the volum e of the pur­ rhases has been rising faster tha n the money spem, due to favora bl e prices. Last year , for instanc e , lht' m i litary wat able to bu_y 1 1 .2 Jll'I' <·Pn l more produ ct than in the previo us yPar al an increase of only J .7 per cent in flnl iars. That's good news for the taxpayers. ' I I A \' A N A f l!Pl i - Fidel Castro's regime today Ignore tw i n ::.nti·Co inni u n ist rtenun<'ia.tions by the U. S. gov�ntm.en a nd the Rom a n catholic C h u rc h and p lu nged ahead with se ure of hu nd re d s of millions of dollars of A merican-ow prop erty in Cuba. Hinged· 611· f)iJ I ---- . r Castro Regime PJu.-� The Wro n g Way ��' Many ., . ' �tating EditoriallJ i . . ... , . . ... .. ' ! 1 ' �. . . .' . . . _ _.. ... . . . . -- -,, ... . ..� -- · � ·- I Daily ' Barons Win From Racine On Bush's No-Hit ter Bailey, Price Permit 2 Singles ln Tft. E,V- tSIO N GU ff:lt WSAZ-TV Cha 1tnel 3 4-Dol.ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. B, 1960 Chan-.ei �Monda) Closely Played, Key Pony Contest U sed On Offense S'l'ANDINGS I 1.. H�O League ' umbu,. Racine Beaten On Sale At OU 5-1 In HVL For Home Games League Play Raeine took another blow to lta hopea of 1Jeln1 up • piece of Ht• ond half honoh In lhe Hotkln1 V,1lley Le■sue Sunday wlth • 1-1 lou at the hantb of Jack!lonvllle. Ed.- Zrdy and Lewl1 had two hill tach In tht ..hlt laektonvllle at­ tacik. For Raelne, La y Wolle had ' rr twe aafetlet. 3a<uon,llle Oil OOll 01•� t I a..1ne 010-1 s JOllel ind Lewlll. Jr. Wolfe (LP), I,. Woll, (I), a•d Stobart, lleNl<­ kl■. a ooo ooo Sea■on ticket■ for Ohio Unlver• 1Jt)' 1I four home foolball game■ thll fall are on sale u the Grover f'h,alcal Educ1tlon Center Ucket o111... The Bobeab, considered top con• tendm for the Mlll•Amerlcan Con• ,....,. title In 1960, •P•• lhelr home Hllon with a leaaue eneount• 1a1ln1t Toledo'1 Rocket,, Sept. lit. The Homeeom lns: aame wllh Ml· aml lollow1 on Ocl. 22, also 1 leque same, and • third lta1ue home 11me 11 with M1rahall Colla1t on Nov. &. The Bobtat■ cloae their 10.,ame lthedule In I Dad■ Day entf\unter with Southern JII. Jnola Unh,enlty on Nov, 19. Seuon rnerve ■eat llcketa for tlh.111 tour &amea are priced at 18. BH aeat 1ea10n tlcket1 are priced Coach Bill Heu wlll lleld I te■m Wllh 23 lellermen thia 1e11on. Included are four who made th, flnl •11-confeunce te1m In Ulft9 ThlN an Ccinter Old: Grecni. a co captain o1 lhl1 year·, learn, f. l , W poundl: Joe Detn, the other to· ttp... tn, a 1uatd, &f�t. 210 pound er; · l'\lUbacll: Boh Brook1. 200 pounder, who WH lea•ue'a le■dln" rusher laat lll!!aaon, and Halrbac� t b H• 1 1 76 pou o d• · rr o,_�:::�;a;;;�� � • • ao •llci .• := : � =. � = � :":' � :-: :: :-:': :'. •"2::�::"::" CJJP - .. : (.'()UPON - - - - •• r- ---.• • · j t · nns .JODI OUR SPREAD CLUI THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50c . WIIM �eel IVl\b Adcllllcmll 1K1o 'l'owar,la Tll■ Pllrc- ol• no- ............ .�SE OUA 1-AYA.WA.Y • • • - - • _ CLIP " TJUI : I I I I : Q)U,ON' _ _. _ _ THI SHOE BOX , ,. j thon riel 3-1 uesda) ' l ,oH ■ ·- ·1 �1.:r� II! · f; . '1:QP ?·l!!) 8:30 fl:30 10:!40 1 1 :00 U:10 11:1$ !1 :20 Rod Laver of Australia be.at Ron HolmbC!rg oC Brooklyn, N. Y., 12-10, 6-3, 3..fl, 2·6, 6-3 in the Southamp­ ton tennis title finals. 1 TeUer 'Ii'� > �\llii Daly How, Broken A rrow Ch&i,el � Street Be•• Ai.tf"Qtuiea ID Paradlc� Ted llack Amateur Hour The Newa Toalellt bnninl the Weatb• Sport Report Late Show _· ,. 'oe_scto Cifd11 ntfi-:_1_ WINS MATCH acular · • = .1,2a �!�l!iliio ·� "1:30 1 Married Joan 1 2100' Restlea11 Oun, HUNTINGTON, N. Y. UPI - 1 1 :00 I ) . au, 12:00 Lt.30 1 :00 t : 11" Z:3() 3:00 3:3() UN> t:30 &:00 5:� �=00 6:1� 6:2$ 6:3() Prtee " Biehl ConeentnUon l'hUb or Couequence1 Jt. Could Be You Mld Day New, Movletlme Loretta Youna 'l'tleater' Yount Dt. M'1lor.e From 'rtu!M �:,oll Comedy Pla,bouae Alffeliturl!I Theater St!ainboa.t Bid 6:tlS f "'l T::tu 8:30 · 9100 9:30 L0:00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 :15 1 ,00 J:00 l!,00 There's A. Taste Treat When You Dine A.t The Sign Of The •r M,., H�rt Parker Mr. an d Mr1. Donald Hupp and (amlly of A1hland ■pent the week end with the former'a parent,. Mr. and Mrs. Doraa Parsons. Mr. and Mr■. Clayton Rollina of P1rker1bura 1pent Monday wllb Mr. and Mr■. Ott IIO,tlton. Karen Rouah ha1 accepted em­ ployment at the C. fr: G. e11 plant al Racine. Mr. and Mra. Arnold Hupp took the Girl Scoul1 on a hay ride Monday nia:ht and they en­ joyed a wiener roHt on the farm or Charles Burri. Mr. and Mra. Vernon Rowe and famlly of New Brl1hton vl1iled the lormer 's mother, Mn. Katie Rowe, and family over tbe weekend. Columbu, moved to within a 1ame of 1ixth place Montreat by trtppln1 the Roy1l1 twke, U-2, and 8-3. Curt Raydon won the opener for the Jet■ wJth 1 1lx-hlt• ter and Al Jac�n 11lned the nl1htcap ll'lumpb. Toronto len1thened ltll lead to over ,econd-p1ace Rich14 Glamea • mond U Al Clcbtt• and Pat Sc1 ntlebury combined for 1 2·1 tri­ umpb over \he Vlr1lnlan1. ITANOtNOI W. L. Pct. h Toronto '14 88 .B'f3 Richmond 83 &a ,MS 14 Buffalo Ma fl� .tUI J1 R�hHlet M 14 .511 11 Ju.ey .489 22\ii 53 00 M .4311 H Montreal Columbua 40 a .430 11 4,7 99 .tll 21"41 Ml, ml ___ _ cu)' ao ReadrMix Concrete aame. ,Brandt aleo homered in the . second game. Milt Pappaa w11 the winner. Jim (M.udcat) Grant and · Dick Sti1tman were Cleveland's los­ ing pitchers, Hlttlno lxhlbltlor1 A grand slam homer by Jerry Lynch hllhligbted Cincinnati'• 21· hit exploalon In the first game against St. Louia. Rookie Cliff Cook h•d a perfect d■y witb S (or 5 and Eddie Kaako and Wally Po,t had thtee hits for the Reda. Walt Moran homered fox tbe Cards. Kenny Boyer'• two-out ain,le drove in two runa in tlle aeventh inning of the nl1htcap H Ernie Broglio won his 13th 1ame for St. Louis. 1''acc, who won 18 games for the Pintea laat sea&on in rcliet, the rescued Plttaburgh again ln doubleheader 1weep of the San Franceico Giants to &ive the Buca a 6'ii ·Jame lead. StAley, on the 1unny side of <60, went hi• NL counterpart one bet­ ter In chaltln1 up two reHef vlc­ torle1 in Chlca,:0'1 9-7, 3·2 deci110111 over the Washington Sen•· Lon. That moved Al Lopez' crew lo wl\hin 1 \.1 aamea of the tint•place Yanltees. New York 1plit a twln bill with Kan■1.a CH.y, winninc the first 11me, 3-2, and d ropping the tee• ond, 13•3; Baltimore moved two Jame1 olf lhe pat.-e with 8,6 and t-2 tri'lmphfi over Cleveland, and Detroit and Botton epllt a p'alr in other .American League game■, th11 Tigert wlnnln1 the flrat, 7. 2, and the Red S01. tat.Ina lhe nl1ht• cap, 1 -0, DM...-a Win T.. In the N1tlon1l L,e11ue, Loi An• 1elu beal Phlladelphla twice, and 2:•li Cincinnati won the open• from St Louis, 1 M, b1,1t er and MIi• ,dropped the aecond, M. , Chlca10 ed.ed waukee • 8-'J CI RCLE'S Restaurant Phone WY-1-3971 Pomeroy 111 B. llllln 0,.. a AM. lo 10 P.M. Dellr Now-V-8 power Is standard ! l' ·· :,ou.,.alw ,ou ,.,....rbble Pl -11 They wltb lllOOd. aml ballllnt -• 10:30 11 :{JiO I 1 1 :10 l 1:1, 1\:26 I .�:· t ---- ------ lloni. CllllLY UYOI ea.. ... Int - -· Oel the lrucll tbal'll "­ .. ... ,,,. ''""""° - •=oo 1:1111' 6:40 S:4-5 '1:00 7:3P 8:30 '1:00 9:30 ,0:00 T<1/II: 11 .ndll... ,.,,, Rooky ai-id HJ, Friends 11an y- - -Weather Teller John L',1,- lttn Honeymoouel'I Bronco Wyatt Earp Th,, Rlfiemaa Colt All Alco& Present! 'lhvel Film The' News Tonight 91:'anning' the \teather Sporta llep,!tt Late �1">" 113 Pot Tom.,._ , .Th._ -., Ulht Life of RII�f ,V th■ World Tuw i"ul\ Cl(l!le Hou:ie Partr nt. '. ¥Ull0Bitin 11. iroun tJ,.utr s,ao. vot.llc:1: iiii...-= 111m11.1r '.' . , .... �- 1:1 �1·• •,=1 �-f°"'► lido (Monday • Prlday) SIOl On Gueot Star New, RPO New1 HedlLs.es .. Breakfa� P� Pickens Bari!.1111111 Sbo• Breakla■t Pariy �•• Headll... Sporll Report Btea1:t11, Putr New, :S,ealdut Put,New, R!ta�nea Breulut Put,v , Ne,.. � i'lrb' Collee Tlalt Swap Sbop NeWJ Hudlln■i. llornln1 Dwotron,. Radio Nen a..illlnes U:02 Counir,: -. Dowo , 11:ilt Funi "ftl• 11:811 llo<lne ,_ 11:IIO . NCIOII Newa . .. , ' " �::., �!1, ,co... �Tift ·�· d{> Nl,&t Tllf·�• stooa:• 11 11... Art.:,lt A i.,;wai Ibo Weather Jule JH:"Jhi · ShoW Amoa 'II' And7 Steve Donavan· ,1/51a1u I..ocll: Up l'eck'■ Bad Girl o1 nob, aoiia =.oi;v"' Tlie Comedy Spot 10:00 DllJII..I• Uoimowo 11:00 u o'clock NMH 1 1 :10 A Loot at tre Weather 1 11:lS Tlteattt 13 eid ed� _h_ · Sc -WMPO Daily Pr�- l:A 1:00 W: 111 . t:30 '1;00 1:02 '1:30 t:46 1:00 8:02 •:OD' · l;l;b 1:35 l;:00 � o:au 8:P tq.1)1) 10;15 10iil0 10:11 10:46 11:00 12:30 1:00 1:02 1 :30 1:30 2.,00 3:00 3:02 B:30 3:311 4:IIO 4: 0'l · • ,:35 1:00 &:OIi B:IO a,iJ 1:411 6:0ll · V:80 811,A T:fill: Juat For YOu Newa HeadUne, Just .For Yoo .New■ lu•t For Y6U Callin&: on Pt. Pleaaant New, it11!adline1 MUllc Go Round Niwa lluole Go Ro.uod Jl'ew, Headllii� Go llounii tx,eat , Newt Muak Go ltound BUeb&U 9cbrei llu■tc Go 8'>u.. }!.... H...tlin � llulllo• Go lllluM dooiJilete N� Rnlllld-ui 9"-•'a Steak llp--und of· lbe. llO'o H� IQ'aillin,11 £MU1111erillde N.W ill11illlluil lloiolc 1:02 IIY� · • T!lf', N'M"Jli 7:31 · &mdowo llenria4a 8:00 Stan . '()ff �LIN_E ALLEY Two New lltembers Received Into Church. _:i_:����::::..'.'.�� -------'-------- l_______.:·=-�•!:!!=J·-.' "'" =:.:• ·.::�:::�=-== '. L . ' �. <O\� 1t; out of hi� hands, Nina , " , .. ' Mr. and Mrs. George WJ'ight received 1he rites o( baptism arid wen welcomed Into the fellow­ Bhip of the United Methodist Church at · the worship service Sunday motnln(, �e org,m · preluae by Mrs. Emerson 01:ea, Merter and Mar­ Hirv�y Vin V'talTRn and the cella_ Sparb, Nlchola.11" atlended m,lnistty of tlle acolyte&, opened Virginia State f. ff o;hort cour,e ttie �Vi�. lol10we'd by the caU June 27.Jul1 2 at Blacklbutg, Va. to worsb;p by the' Rev. Eugene .(Qfrn H@�, Putflam and Larry lit-own and tile hymn, "H™' Firm 'l'P.wmend, Wood (joint 4-H and A l"oundatfon". Ji'.FA) will attend the AmerlcaD' . A SOio, "When I've Done My Ti;i1Ult,ute of· Co'oteritlve Aut. 7. Meif"· by ftay·Reutet _preceded the . receptio� of members. "Whit Is 10 at Ber�, CaHt. tire �!I o( God!" Wa!I the topic R��n. Bro\1Pl1, Gl'e-enbflP.r; Nari of . Jhe �- Br� who had ror cy Sfiofflaker, Cabell· Bett, Pan, cake, Harnp■hlre' a'rid ffiib9cca hh scrii:,tute, Matthew 7:14, �!� con11e�1tion hymn, "Bre- · Dtinkle, Jte'ndlelon wlll attend athe on, Mil Bteath (lf Gltd'' the Camp Mlntwanta, Stoney Like Mich. , """ 1•14'. Al10' atteridind, �e� l<"tiori · b,y the PHlOr ana the ; �(II be Phylllo Elllo, a local lead, ��&'ff postlin'le condu'ded the . . 1 er. fJom l.oewJs County. ,• I•. . tt'i.1s10 t 1, I, . · A ma+rld:e liceifl'Se has been isau'e'd ' to Jb'ri' �t! Urtt, 21, Jab tech- nicla'tt �i11ie, sbri of Mr. and Mrs. Maurl�e Lott, a1td Sheila Young 17, otUce Wl:lr�r. daughter of �r: and Mrs. John C. Young, Racine Route J . WJ E H :er�� �; I , • "' ' ' "" · ,, •" ... ., ..... . t '" Brings You Tlit " lls> 1o· •The M inufe Mason �ounty NEW� a-nines Dciifr H U R R Y - - - OR WE ' L L · M I S S Tl-I E BIG DOG RACE IS THERE A DOG' TRACK AROUND H E RE 1 ..........�· . WELL, HE AL�S wAd ,'iOllT 0-. � 10 � 1N Q\ . THEY �! 10 AM 11:5 5 AM aid 5·:0S fiM I N 20 M I N UTE& . LOi>NI flOOG OR Ult . . , &f MONTHI OR LUS Houra I to I Pbone WY.Z-%171 ' Thun, I th NOP . W E. Main St. . ' ... us •....., bilelui • • • we bowl MEIGs 1Qu1,., ·cwAN,, INC, , POMEROY, OHIO , r , . T!ONAI:,,_ ' � ' ' . "'' •y f.)\j/ilk " . ..... ... ... ,,.... ' ' . ,,, ·. "' � ,. � - ,,_ :,oa ..U 11. Come irl lioclql I Costa Iese th•n 12 cenfs a day_ wi+h 12 monffi� to repi� Phone first for fast approva/. Then stop for �r money. .... Channel 8 di � . 13;411 The 'Itlree Stoofe■ , 1 :00 1 Arlbur I. s-. 1:111 Ii !loot at ilie Wea.her 2:00 i:80 M ilMio Show Sportscope 1:00 Aml1ir- 'n' M4' Hipway Patrol , t:ot The Charlie Farrell Show ,:11 The Texan I: / Father. Kn.�w, Best � Celebrity TilLent Seouta ,; S�lke 1�... Show fil New Col.lled,- Showc■se 8:20 The DuPont Show 1•30 Newa , l�OO A Look at the Weather 1':30 'Jbeate:r 13 · ---- 8:00 , .1:·111 CopWli Kan..... 1:.-. «.:¥toon TbeaW' -l0:00 . �eember Bride 10:30 Video Villa,e 'I"- ..., Ibo ll'uCMcat,,w,i V-8'1 lllOIJobll' lard about. $200 1...6:20 _, 7:00 1:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 l30 10.00 10:30 IJ,:00 �:10 U�ll -. '._ , "'" �' I 12::,(, !,we 'l1l,! Bob 1 :00 About ..... Channel 13 Tuesday ::: 1:00 c,s lftw, I 9:30 Now :,oa con buy Hahl and � llnaNA'l'IOMAL --- V•• UliPel " .> llandord oq,1�1. ••t '· • For You Apple Grove Personal News 'i.!! .:..... TIME'S - , "'·rvASTIN' !! (.A ,,, J-:uotley-BrintJey ,Report Caqno91\1ll J.AJam,, N'SC Ptaytioute Richard Diamond Arlhur llurray Pariy M Squad Phil Silvers Shm, New, Weather('a■t lack Paar Show s11n ou lhcn,�I; 13_&-rlMoridb) h1!�,!� 0r1,,,. . I/iii The 1m1h\;r ., 12:00 Lo'le of w. · 1 ll!:30 Search :.W ;:t� • q;· � ..,,. ' By FRED IAY\VEIJr Woody l'/o..d� Muilc i• tho Round Jim 'Tback'er Sliow ' lfeail/ercl!'i New■ Pidllre -WH1'N-tV ChH1tel B1·g Luke S'1} Has Home Run "° 'W.1nn PunChv I' or R0C h°"ler --,,- I Sign Or Todt, Katie Doonan Sbn..Mr. and Mr1. North n,\ap Re Ill Play"Y(nir Hunch , illOf/; J11M1'ftin �.,,.... ...,, 1!;3f! S:flf') G,ilant CUT TV VIIWING RIITOII ■ POYTACK LONDON UPI - Roman CathDETROIT UPI - Tbe Dtlrolt Tl1er1 r11torld pitcher Paul Foy- olJc prleata Sunday ur1ed parent■ tact to the actlYt 1111, Su�ay and · not to allow their children to 1te more Ulan two ho.un of televl1loD to malr:e room far blm dropped ' a day. relief .hurler Clem Labine. ,.· a, UnttM Pr111 t•r1111t1Mt1 Lulu, Euttr .Ull baa the home run punch, and helpa hip the Roebe■ter � Wlftp in their battle tor third p)aee ln the Inter, n1Uon1I LHau,t, . E11ler belted ti.II lOlh. homer of the HIIOn to lead Ro.eh•ter to a Unt pmt victory •.., Jtl'II)' City .1... N, Jt111 hef ■nd Billy iUh-¥, H1rtell then hit bomera In the Red Wino' ?-I lffOhd same trl• ,1mph that 1n1bled "lhem to lie Buffalo for third pllct. The BJIOIII 1pllt I pair with Ml• 1ml, wlnl)lftl the flnt, f-1, and droppla1 th• IICGnd M. A three, run hotltl by- JOI Lonnttl and Bobby Wlne-'t 1ala blut won the opentr f• B\lffe)o. Gelle Gnt1n'a Romtr lillff UM dlHennee in the MarUu' 11COnd·1•ffl• "lctory. 6:45 1:00 C:00 1::Jq . . Cliiiiilhl♦-Monday Coma..,., ,rN I CLUII LOS ANGEIJ!!l UPI -1 Amerl, can Football LN1ue Commlulon­ er Joe Fou ba1 levied a '2,000 fine each 111ln1t the Loi Anlele■ Ch1r1er1 and the D•llu Texan, for atart1n1 1ractie. two weeks early. The tine came aa , nault of New York 'nt1na President Harry Wl1mer'1 complaint apln1t the two ch1ba. Wlatner claimed they beaa n practice · two Wffkl before the •treed time. al 112. r n·oo Saturday evening . 11:r. and Mra. L. D. Dllet were in Athena at the home of their aon-in-liw and dauahter, Mr. and Mr■. H•rry Mil• thell, where a family 11thering w11 held In the yard of the Mil· chell home. Ot hen or the family attending were Mr. and Mn. Bill Diles and children, Kathy, John and Bllly, who have ju,t recenUy moved to Athena from Maryland. Mr. Oilea J1 111oclati:d wilh I company dealing In hearln1 •Id.a. AJao attendln1 the outlna were Dr. and Hra. Charlu Jividen and i::hildren, Ellen and ,Tom, Mr. and Mn. Richard Sc:hfttlket (Sharon Bu1h) of Chlca10, llllnoj, and the Mitchell children, Mark, John, Jim and Sam. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Diles vl1ited In Middleport with the L. D. 01111 and retW'fted their eon, ' Billy to hi• wew home In Athen1 at DD Morrla A�enue. Attend Church Camp 1 14 ,SOC . . . Youna: people of the First Bap.. ll1l Church of Middleport wt-nl to Tar Hollow yesterday to atten dthe church camp near Chl111colhe. Memben or the J,unlor ll'OUp who went ' were Lind, LYOJ?I, Kl)' Bolfie!II and Ruth Anti Kloea. They were taken to the camp by Mr. and Mn. Burl 80111eu. Memben of the Junior HJ1h group were Lli\da Kauft, Martha Fowler and. Kim Neal. Mr. and Mra. Tony Fowler and ■on, Mark, accom• panled them Lo the camp. • 10:00 Sumrqer Special Ne.w.11 Hl'•dlioea ll ;lU W<e1thert11t U : 1:5 Jack Paar Show l :00 Sign Off Family Party Held Saturday At Athens H9me Retains Lead Bobcat Tickets 7:00 11:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 HIRAM, O. UPI - Former Ohio State •ce Jim Houston may be- u1e-d on the offenllr,le unit by lhe Cleveland Brown1. Coadh �I BrQWn Indicated that Houston, now with the All­ Stars in Chle110, may gel a shot with the offen,ive team. Earlier, he had bffn tan:ed H a delem1ive eJ}d but Brown had 1 change of heart after the fine work turned in by t he defen1ive unlt in last Saturday's one-hour fulJ.acale ecrlmmaa:e. HouelO[! WU the top draft choice of the Brown&. The Brown, are rather thin in material in the rettivln,i: depart­ ment with Ray Renfro and Gern Nagler bein.1 the only two veter­ an, on hand. Second year man Hich Kreitlln1 baa 1hown up well BH the •lot receiver durlne the put two week■ of training. The Brown• open their aix game e1:hiblUon IH!IOn Saturday when they meet Detroit. Lancaster Nine aonvllle, t-1, a n d Columbu■ Wood■ Plumben defeated Colum• bu1 Dan Rohyan ford, 9-4 at Col 8=-• By Paul Brown Atk!rul Churcli At Tar Holloui Comedy Playhouse Adventure Tinlt'I S\t,1mbo1t Bill S1 t. Prt!lton M usic Jo the Round Jim Thacker �ow WeatherCdt , New, Picture 1:1.uutley Brlnk'le1 Ropor1 Huckleberry Hound ·Riverboat Tales of wen, Fargo Peter Gunn Alcoa Theater 4:00 4:39 S:00 5:30 6:00 fl:l� fl:Hi 6:30 Houston May Be Russ Coen, a Cheshire product playing under the banner o( tbe Middleport Barons, solved Racine Pony League pitching for two hits Saturday , enough , with two Racine errors, to bring the Middleport team a 3--0 victory. The result brought closer a possible playoff between these same two teams when all the scheduled firing is done. -----They have one �1ul1r contetl l al short. Stobu Gary .and way, yet to play. Should Middle port for Ron• ;i�idc lltcpprd who stop, win, Racine wlll be one-half eame �ifth. the in Carr nlc behind Ja thie "win" column. Ra000 000 0-----0 I 2 Racine cine 11,o h I s I poatpom•d 0 1 0 x-3 2 0 200 lepor t Midd se t u o play and &AIM' with Syrac and -W i ck6, L ey Bal Pri.::c P, l would h■ve to win it to tie Midline. dleport and force a pla)' off. On the other hand, Racine can take h 111 should Junior Wolfe's boy1 win the rJnal match between the two teams, and the Syracwie ly United Pren lnterndional m1keup game_ NATIONAL L EAGUE Charley Bush had things all W. L. Pct. GB hb own way Saturda y on the 40 .612 63 PitlAburgh mound. HiJ1 control was 1harp 56 4-4 .:,00 5 1ft (walking two lhe aeven Inning Milwaukee 5:5 45 .550 6 If,; route>. fannin1 n ine, and allowing St. Louis 55 45 .5:Kl 6 \-lt Angelca Loi one hit, • ■lnfle lo Ted Balley San Francisco 51 50 .505 1 1 In the second lnnina:. 4:5 59 .433 1 8 ',i 8u1h'a curve w11 dropping low Cincinnati 42 62 .404 21 i,, Philadelphia over the outJJde corner with JD 63 .382 23"re111l1rity dnwlt11 e:Uher called Chicago Results , Sund•y' 1trlke11 or futile ■winp of Racine 1 ht Fran. S•n 4 ,11"tt;. Nh. P ltt1 7 Sen F r1n. 5 2nd Balley, then Lah'y Price. wete Loa Antelff I Phll•. 7 l it quite u eflectlve. permitting Lo1 A"fOIH 2 Phlla. 2 2nd only those pair of tingles to Clnelnn1tl I I St. Louis 4 ht Coen, in the fifth and ehc.th in• St. L.ul1 4 C lnc:lnn,ti 2 2nd nln11, neither of which reaulted MllwaYkH 5 Chlceto 4 latyrda(1 Results in a run. M iddleport e:01 two in the llnl C hlUto 3 MHw■Yktt 2 lnnin1 when wilh one out Mick It. LoYII 6 Cincinnati 5 Morri& and John Allen1worth flJltt■• I S.n P: ran. 7 ( 1 0 lnnlnp} Monday's Probable Plh:hu1 walked , both advanced, and then Lot Antel.. at Mllwaukn nl,ht aeored on an error at finl bue. The B•rona aot thetr other run -OryM11te 1 0- 1 1 "' WIiiey 5-6, lln Francisco ■t Cincinnati In the fifth when Coen 1lngled, ■nd Morrl1 wae hll (Larry Price night - McCormick 10-' H McLl1h relievtd Balley on the mound). 1-7. Only flmll schoduled. Coen wH forced at third on T-,.ld1y'1 Game• Allen1worth'e infield out, but Buah walked and Morrl1 1cored It. Lowis at Phil•. 2 twl-nltht Chlcoto It PIH&b\,rgh night on Terry John10n'! Infield out. Racine lhu1tened In the sec• l1n l'ran. at Clnclnn1tl night ond when Balley led oU with h11 Lo, An,el11 1t Mlilw1ukH nl1ht AMlklCAN LIAGUE ,lnsle. But he w11 rotted on Sal• W. L. Pct. GB aer·1 1rounder, and s,11er w11 .19 41 .noo called out tryln11 to 1wipe third New York . 60 4:5 .571 I "ChlcaKo with Holman at bat. 60 46 .366 2 ,Baltimore Larry Price 1ot on vi■ u1 error Cleveland 51 tA .510 8 In the fourth wllh two oul and Waahington 49 53 .480 1 1 Buah walked Balley, but then he Detroit 46 55 .4" 131,, fanned John1on. t4 M .432 15½ Bo,ton M•n•ger Woody Call, of the Kan1aa City 39 61 .390 20 Baton■, opened with two Uttle IYnd1y'1 Retulh Leaa:uen In key Poalllon1, Jim Chiu .. t W11hlnfton 7, ht John10n, who cauaht Bu1b 1U the Chlceto I W11hln1ton 2, 2nd Ne w Yerk J Kan,.. City 2, lat _ • 1�111 City 1S H11w York J, 2nd Detrelt 7 lnten 2, l 1t lo1ton 1 Detroit O, 2nd leltlmere I Clneland 6 ,ht l1ltlffl0f'1 f Clonland 1, 2nd SatYrday'• Re1ulh IHton 1 1 Dotrait t N1w Y1rk 16 K1nu1 City 4 Chica .. t WHhlngton 2 LANCASTER, 0. UPI - Lan­ laltlmort 5 Cl1vel1nd 2 Mt>n41y'1 Probablo Pitchers cuter Anchor llockln11 remained New Yark •t Chlc190, nl1ht­ In the lead ln the Heart or Ohio . Leaaue followhiQ: Sund1y'1 11 Inn• Pltrd ,.. n Pierce 10-7, at lhnlH City, nlpit Wtthlntton Ins, 2-1 win over Columbu1 Bel• -Woodethlcll 3-4 ws T1ltourl1 0. 1 . tone. Only ,..,.., scheduled. It w11 Anchor Hoekln1'1 fourth T\,nd1y'1 G•me■ 1tral1ht win of lho ■e«:ond round. Ytrk at Chlca,90. nltht Ntw MMnwhUe, Beulah P■rk, de­ at Kan.., City, nl1ht Wtthln,ttin fendlnl champion, hlaated Zanes• ville Ploneen, 10.3, 11t Grove City l1ltlm.r• at Detroit, night the Chllllcothe Colli nipped Nel• INNn at Claval•nd, nl9ht Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Auil .8,. � . .' ' i J",.;.ta,.,f.-'.i ·�v ...... o( J·J .-. (. -•..i-· "· y-t,;r- '".,., ,..., -·--·-, . "". .. ..· , · ' � ·' , liilll- � ...,_ .,.., - ""' IF ea1D 'IDllf' � � , ., • • ••. , - I �. . . .' . . . _ _.. ... . . . . -- -,, ... . ..� -- · � ·- I Daily ' Barons Win From Racine On Bush's No-Hit ter Bailey, Price Permit 2 Singles ln Tft. E,V- tSIO N GU ff:lt WSAZ-TV Cha 1tnel 3 4-Dol.ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. B, 1960 Chan-.ei �Monda) Closely Played, Key Pony Contest U sed On Offense S'l'ANDINGS I 1.. H�O League ' umbu,. Racine Beaten On Sale At OU 5-1 In HVL For Home Games League Play Raeine took another blow to lta hopea of 1Jeln1 up • piece of Ht• ond half honoh In lhe Hotkln1 V,1lley Le■sue Sunday wlth • 1-1 lou at the hantb of Jack!lonvllle. Ed.- Zrdy and Lewl1 had two hill tach In tht ..hlt laektonvllle at­ tacik. For Raelne, La y Wolle had ' rr twe aafetlet. 3a<uon,llle Oil OOll 01•� t I a..1ne 010-1 s JOllel ind Lewlll. Jr. Wolfe (LP), I,. Woll, (I), a•d Stobart, lleNl<­ kl■. a ooo ooo Sea■on ticket■ for Ohio Unlver• 1Jt)' 1I four home foolball game■ thll fall are on sale u the Grover f'h,alcal Educ1tlon Center Ucket o111... The Bobeab, considered top con• tendm for the Mlll•Amerlcan Con• ,....,. title In 1960, •P•• lhelr home Hllon with a leaaue eneount• 1a1ln1t Toledo'1 Rocket,, Sept. lit. The Homeeom lns: aame wllh Ml· aml lollow1 on Ocl. 22, also 1 leque same, and • third lta1ue home 11me 11 with M1rahall Colla1t on Nov. &. The Bobtat■ cloae their 10.,ame lthedule In I Dad■ Day entf\unter with Southern JII. Jnola Unh,enlty on Nov, 19. Seuon rnerve ■eat llcketa for tlh.111 tour &amea are priced at 18. BH aeat 1ea10n tlcket1 are priced Coach Bill Heu wlll lleld I te■m Wllh 23 lellermen thia 1e11on. Included are four who made th, flnl •11-confeunce te1m In Ulft9 ThlN an Ccinter Old: Grecni. a co captain o1 lhl1 year·, learn, f. l , W poundl: Joe Detn, the other to· ttp... tn, a 1uatd, &f�t. 210 pound er; · l'\lUbacll: Boh Brook1. 200 pounder, who WH lea•ue'a le■dln" rusher laat lll!!aaon, and Halrbac� t b H• 1 1 76 pou o d• · rr o,_�:::�;a;;;�� � • • ao •llci .• := : � =. � = � :":' � :-: :: :-:': :'. •"2::�::"::" CJJP - .. : (.'()UPON - - - - •• r- ---.• • · j t · nns .JODI OUR SPREAD CLUI THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50c . WIIM �eel IVl\b Adcllllcmll 1K1o 'l'owar,la Tll■ Pllrc- ol• no- ............ .�SE OUA 1-AYA.WA.Y • • • - - • _ CLIP " TJUI : I I I I : Q)U,ON' _ _. _ _ THI SHOE BOX , ,. j thon riel 3-1 uesda) ' l ,oH ■ ·- ·1 �1.:r� II! · f; . '1:QP ?·l!!) 8:30 fl:30 10:!40 1 1 :00 U:10 11:1$ !1 :20 Rod Laver of Australia be.at Ron HolmbC!rg oC Brooklyn, N. Y., 12-10, 6-3, 3..fl, 2·6, 6-3 in the Southamp­ ton tennis title finals. 1 TeUer 'Ii'� > �\llii Daly How, Broken A rrow Ch&i,el � Street Be•• Ai.tf"Qtuiea ID Paradlc� Ted llack Amateur Hour The Newa Toalellt bnninl the Weatb• Sport Report Late Show _· ,. 'oe_scto Cifd11 ntfi-:_1_ WINS MATCH acular · • = .1,2a �!�l!iliio ·� "1:30 1 Married Joan 1 2100' Restlea11 Oun, HUNTINGTON, N. Y. UPI - 1 1 :00 I ) . au, 12:00 Lt.30 1 :00 t : 11" Z:3() 3:00 3:3() UN> t:30 &:00 5:� �=00 6:1� 6:2$ 6:3() Prtee " Biehl ConeentnUon l'hUb or Couequence1 Jt. Could Be You Mld Day New, Movletlme Loretta Youna 'l'tleater' Yount Dt. M'1lor.e From 'rtu!M �:,oll Comedy Pla,bouae Alffeliturl!I Theater St!ainboa.t Bid 6:tlS f "'l T::tu 8:30 · 9100 9:30 L0:00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 :15 1 ,00 J:00 l!,00 There's A. Taste Treat When You Dine A.t The Sign Of The •r M,., H�rt Parker Mr. an d Mr1. Donald Hupp and (amlly of A1hland ■pent the week end with the former'a parent,. Mr. and Mrs. Doraa Parsons. Mr. and Mr■. Clayton Rollina of P1rker1bura 1pent Monday wllb Mr. and Mr■. Ott IIO,tlton. Karen Rouah ha1 accepted em­ ployment at the C. fr: G. e11 plant al Racine. Mr. and Mra. Arnold Hupp took the Girl Scoul1 on a hay ride Monday nia:ht and they en­ joyed a wiener roHt on the farm or Charles Burri. Mr. and Mra. Vernon Rowe and famlly of New Brl1hton vl1iled the lormer 's mother, Mn. Katie Rowe, and family over tbe weekend. Columbu, moved to within a 1ame of 1ixth place Montreat by trtppln1 the Roy1l1 twke, U-2, and 8-3. Curt Raydon won the opener for the Jet■ wJth 1 1lx-hlt• ter and Al Jac�n 11lned the nl1htcap ll'lumpb. Toronto len1thened ltll lead to over ,econd-p1ace Rich14 Glamea • mond U Al Clcbtt• and Pat Sc1 ntlebury combined for 1 2·1 tri­ umpb over \he Vlr1lnlan1. ITANOtNOI W. L. Pct. h Toronto '14 88 .B'f3 Richmond 83 &a ,MS 14 Buffalo Ma fl� .tUI J1 R�hHlet M 14 .511 11 Ju.ey .489 22\ii 53 00 M .4311 H Montreal Columbua 40 a .430 11 4,7 99 .tll 21"41 Ml, ml ___ _ cu)' ao ReadrMix Concrete aame. ,Brandt aleo homered in the . second game. Milt Pappaa w11 the winner. Jim (M.udcat) Grant and · Dick Sti1tman were Cleveland's los­ ing pitchers, Hlttlno lxhlbltlor1 A grand slam homer by Jerry Lynch hllhligbted Cincinnati'• 21· hit exploalon In the first game against St. Louia. Rookie Cliff Cook h•d a perfect d■y witb S (or 5 and Eddie Kaako and Wally Po,t had thtee hits for the Reda. Walt Moran homered fox tbe Cards. Kenny Boyer'• two-out ain,le drove in two runa in tlle aeventh inning of the nl1htcap H Ernie Broglio won his 13th 1ame for St. Louis. 1''acc, who won 18 games for the Pintea laat sea&on in rcliet, the rescued Plttaburgh again ln doubleheader 1weep of the San Franceico Giants to &ive the Buca a 6'ii ·Jame lead. StAley, on the 1unny side of <60, went hi• NL counterpart one bet­ ter In chaltln1 up two reHef vlc­ torle1 in Chlca,:0'1 9-7, 3·2 deci110111 over the Washington Sen•· Lon. That moved Al Lopez' crew lo wl\hin 1 \.1 aamea of the tint•place Yanltees. New York 1plit a twln bill with Kan■1.a CH.y, winninc the first 11me, 3-2, and d ropping the tee• ond, 13•3; Baltimore moved two Jame1 olf lhe pat.-e with 8,6 and t-2 tri'lmphfi over Cleveland, and Detroit and Botton epllt a p'alr in other .American League game■, th11 Tigert wlnnln1 the flrat, 7. 2, and the Red S01. tat.Ina lhe nl1ht• cap, 1 -0, DM...-a Win T.. In the N1tlon1l L,e11ue, Loi An• 1elu beal Phlladelphla twice, and 2:•li Cincinnati won the open• from St Louis, 1 M, b1,1t er and MIi• ,dropped the aecond, M. , Chlca10 ed.ed waukee • 8-'J CI RCLE'S Restaurant Phone WY-1-3971 Pomeroy 111 B. llllln 0,.. a AM. lo 10 P.M. Dellr Now-V-8 power Is standard ! l' ·· :,ou.,.alw ,ou ,.,....rbble Pl -11 They wltb lllOOd. aml ballllnt -• 10:30 11 :{JiO I 1 1 :10 l 1:1, 1\:26 I .�:· t ---- ------ lloni. CllllLY UYOI ea.. ... Int - -· Oel the lrucll tbal'll "­ .. ... ,,,. ''""""° - •=oo 1:1111' 6:40 S:4-5 '1:00 7:3P 8:30 '1:00 9:30 ,0:00 T<1/II: 11 .ndll... ,.,,, Rooky ai-id HJ, Friends 11an y- - -Weather Teller John L',1,- lttn Honeymoouel'I Bronco Wyatt Earp Th,, Rlfiemaa Colt All Alco& Present! 'lhvel Film The' News Tonight 91:'anning' the \teather Sporta llep,!tt Late �1">" 113 Pot Tom.,._ , .Th._ -., Ulht Life of RII�f ,V th■ World Tuw i"ul\ Cl(l!le Hou:ie Partr nt. '. ¥Ull0Bitin 11. iroun tJ,.utr s,ao. vot.llc:1: iiii...-= 111m11.1r '.' . , .... �- 1:1 �1·• •,=1 �-f°"'► lido (Monday • Prlday) SIOl On Gueot Star New, RPO New1 HedlLs.es .. Breakfa� P� Pickens Bari!.1111111 Sbo• Breakla■t Pariy �•• Headll... Sporll Report Btea1:t11, Putr New, :S,ealdut Put,New, R!ta�nea Breulut Put,v , Ne,.. � i'lrb' Collee Tlalt Swap Sbop NeWJ Hudlln■i. llornln1 Dwotron,. Radio Nen a..illlnes U:02 Counir,: -. Dowo , 11:ilt Funi "ftl• 11:811 llo<lne ,_ 11:IIO . NCIOII Newa . .. , ' " �::., �!1, ,co... �Tift ·�· d{> Nl,&t Tllf·�• stooa:• 11 11... Art.:,lt A i.,;wai Ibo Weather Jule JH:"Jhi · ShoW Amoa 'II' And7 Steve Donavan· ,1/51a1u I..ocll: Up l'eck'■ Bad Girl o1 nob, aoiia =.oi;v"' Tlie Comedy Spot 10:00 DllJII..I• Uoimowo 11:00 u o'clock NMH 1 1 :10 A Loot at tre Weather 1 11:lS Tlteattt 13 eid ed� _h_ · Sc -WMPO Daily Pr�- l:A 1:00 W: 111 . t:30 '1;00 1:02 '1:30 t:46 1:00 8:02 •:OD' · l;l;b 1:35 l;:00 � o:au 8:P tq.1)1) 10;15 10iil0 10:11 10:46 11:00 12:30 1:00 1:02 1 :30 1:30 2.,00 3:00 3:02 B:30 3:311 4:IIO 4: 0'l · • ,:35 1:00 &:OIi B:IO a,iJ 1:411 6:0ll · V:80 811,A T:fill: Juat For YOu Newa HeadUne, Just .For Yoo .New■ lu•t For Y6U Callin&: on Pt. Pleaaant New, it11!adline1 MUllc Go Round Niwa lluole Go Ro.uod Jl'ew, Headllii� Go llounii tx,eat , Newt Muak Go ltound BUeb&U 9cbrei llu■tc Go 8'>u.. }!.... H...tlin � llulllo• Go lllluM dooiJilete N� Rnlllld-ui 9"-•'a Steak llp--und of· lbe. llO'o H� IQ'aillin,11 £MU1111erillde N.W ill11illlluil lloiolc 1:02 IIY� · • T!lf', N'M"Jli 7:31 · &mdowo llenria4a 8:00 Stan . '()ff �LIN_E ALLEY Two New lltembers Received Into Church. _:i_:����::::..'.'.�� -------'-------- l_______.:·=-�•!:!!=J·-.' "'" =:.:• ·.::�:::�=-== '. L . ' �. <O\� 1t; out of hi� hands, Nina , " , .. ' Mr. and Mrs. George WJ'ight received 1he rites o( baptism arid wen welcomed Into the fellow­ Bhip of the United Methodist Church at · the worship service Sunday motnln(, �e org,m · preluae by Mrs. Emerson 01:ea, Merter and Mar­ Hirv�y Vin V'talTRn and the cella_ Sparb, Nlchola.11" atlended m,lnistty of tlle acolyte&, opened Virginia State f. ff o;hort cour,e ttie �Vi�. lol10we'd by the caU June 27.Jul1 2 at Blacklbutg, Va. to worsb;p by the' Rev. Eugene .(Qfrn H@�, Putflam and Larry lit-own and tile hymn, "H™' Firm 'l'P.wmend, Wood (joint 4-H and A l"oundatfon". Ji'.FA) will attend the AmerlcaD' . A SOio, "When I've Done My Ti;i1Ult,ute of· Co'oteritlve Aut. 7. Meif"· by ftay·Reutet _preceded the . receptio� of members. "Whit Is 10 at Ber�, CaHt. tire �!I o( God!" Wa!I the topic R��n. Bro\1Pl1, Gl'e-enbflP.r; Nari of . Jhe �- Br� who had ror cy Sfiofflaker, Cabell· Bett, Pan, cake, Harnp■hlre' a'rid ffiib9cca hh scrii:,tute, Matthew 7:14, �!� con11e�1tion hymn, "Bre- · Dtinkle, Jte'ndlelon wlll attend athe on, Mil Bteath (lf Gltd'' the Camp Mlntwanta, Stoney Like Mich. , """ 1•14'. Al10' atteridind, �e� l<"tiori · b,y the PHlOr ana the ; �(II be Phylllo Elllo, a local lead, ��&'ff postlin'le condu'ded the . . 1 er. fJom l.oewJs County. ,• I•. . tt'i.1s10 t 1, I, . · A ma+rld:e liceifl'Se has been isau'e'd ' to Jb'ri' �t! Urtt, 21, Jab tech- nicla'tt �i11ie, sbri of Mr. and Mrs. Maurl�e Lott, a1td Sheila Young 17, otUce Wl:lr�r. daughter of �r: and Mrs. John C. Young, Racine Route J . WJ E H :er�� �; I , • "' ' ' "" · ,, •" ... ., ..... . t '" Brings You Tlit " lls> 1o· •The M inufe Mason �ounty NEW� a-nines Dciifr H U R R Y - - - OR WE ' L L · M I S S Tl-I E BIG DOG RACE IS THERE A DOG' TRACK AROUND H E RE 1 ..........�· . WELL, HE AL�S wAd ,'iOllT 0-. � 10 � 1N Q\ . THEY �! 10 AM 11:5 5 AM aid 5·:0S fiM I N 20 M I N UTE& . LOi>NI flOOG OR Ult . . , &f MONTHI OR LUS Houra I to I Pbone WY.Z-%171 ' Thun, I th NOP . W E. Main St. . ' ... us •....., bilelui • • • we bowl MEIGs 1Qu1,., ·cwAN,, INC, , POMEROY, OHIO , r , . T!ONAI:,,_ ' � ' ' . "'' •y f.)\j/ilk " . ..... ... ... ,,.... ' ' . ,,, ·. "' � ,. � - ,,_ :,oa ..U 11. Come irl lioclql I Costa Iese th•n 12 cenfs a day_ wi+h 12 monffi� to repi� Phone first for fast approva/. Then stop for �r money. .... Channel 8 di � . 13;411 The 'Itlree Stoofe■ , 1 :00 1 Arlbur I. s-. 1:111 Ii !loot at ilie Wea.her 2:00 i:80 M ilMio Show Sportscope 1:00 Aml1ir- 'n' M4' Hipway Patrol , t:ot The Charlie Farrell Show ,:11 The Texan I: / Father. Kn.�w, Best � Celebrity TilLent Seouta ,; S�lke 1�... Show fil New Col.lled,- Showc■se 8:20 The DuPont Show 1•30 Newa , l�OO A Look at the Weather 1':30 'Jbeate:r 13 · ---- 8:00 , .1:·111 CopWli Kan..... 1:.-. «.:¥toon TbeaW' -l0:00 . �eember Bride 10:30 Video Villa,e 'I"- ..., Ibo ll'uCMcat,,w,i V-8'1 lllOIJobll' lard about. $200 1...6:20 _, 7:00 1:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 l30 10.00 10:30 IJ,:00 �:10 U�ll -. '._ , "'" �' I 12::,(, !,we 'l1l,! Bob 1 :00 About ..... Channel 13 Tuesday ::: 1:00 c,s lftw, I 9:30 Now :,oa con buy Hahl and � llnaNA'l'IOMAL --- V•• UliPel " .> llandord oq,1�1. ••t '· • For You Apple Grove Personal News 'i.!! .:..... TIME'S - , "'·rvASTIN' !! (.A ,,, J-:uotley-BrintJey ,Report Caqno91\1ll J.AJam,, N'SC Ptaytioute Richard Diamond Arlhur llurray Pariy M Squad Phil Silvers Shm, New, Weather('a■t lack Paar Show s11n ou lhcn,�I; 13_&-rlMoridb) h1!�,!� 0r1,,,. . I/iii The 1m1h\;r ., 12:00 Lo'le of w. · 1 ll!:30 Search :.W ;:t� • q;· � ..,,. ' By FRED IAY\VEIJr Woody l'/o..d� Muilc i• tho Round Jim 'Tback'er Sliow ' lfeail/ercl!'i New■ Pidllre -WH1'N-tV ChH1tel B1·g Luke S'1} Has Home Run "° 'W.1nn PunChv I' or R0C h°"ler --,,- I Sign Or Todt, Katie Doonan Sbn..Mr. and Mr1. North n,\ap Re Ill Play"Y(nir Hunch , illOf/; J11M1'ftin �.,,.... ...,, 1!;3f! S:flf') G,ilant CUT TV VIIWING RIITOII ■ POYTACK LONDON UPI - Roman CathDETROIT UPI - Tbe Dtlrolt Tl1er1 r11torld pitcher Paul Foy- olJc prleata Sunday ur1ed parent■ tact to the actlYt 1111, Su�ay and · not to allow their children to 1te more Ulan two ho.un of televl1loD to malr:e room far blm dropped ' a day. relief .hurler Clem Labine. ,.· a, UnttM Pr111 t•r1111t1Mt1 Lulu, Euttr .Ull baa the home run punch, and helpa hip the Roebe■ter � Wlftp in their battle tor third p)aee ln the Inter, n1Uon1I LHau,t, . E11ler belted ti.II lOlh. homer of the HIIOn to lead Ro.eh•ter to a Unt pmt victory •.., Jtl'II)' City .1... N, Jt111 hef ■nd Billy iUh-¥, H1rtell then hit bomera In the Red Wino' ?-I lffOhd same trl• ,1mph that 1n1bled "lhem to lie Buffalo for third pllct. The BJIOIII 1pllt I pair with Ml• 1ml, wlnl)lftl the flnt, f-1, and droppla1 th• IICGnd M. A three, run hotltl by- JOI Lonnttl and Bobby Wlne-'t 1ala blut won the opentr f• B\lffe)o. Gelle Gnt1n'a Romtr lillff UM dlHennee in the MarUu' 11COnd·1•ffl• "lctory. 6:45 1:00 C:00 1::Jq . . Cliiiiilhl♦-Monday Coma..,., ,rN I CLUII LOS ANGEIJ!!l UPI -1 Amerl, can Football LN1ue Commlulon­ er Joe Fou ba1 levied a '2,000 fine each 111ln1t the Loi Anlele■ Ch1r1er1 and the D•llu Texan, for atart1n1 1ractie. two weeks early. The tine came aa , nault of New York 'nt1na President Harry Wl1mer'1 complaint apln1t the two ch1ba. Wlatner claimed they beaa n practice · two Wffkl before the •treed time. al 112. r n·oo Saturday evening . 11:r. and Mra. L. D. Dllet were in Athena at the home of their aon-in-liw and dauahter, Mr. and Mr■. H•rry Mil• thell, where a family 11thering w11 held In the yard of the Mil· chell home. Ot hen or the family attending were Mr. and Mn. Bill Diles and children, Kathy, John and Bllly, who have ju,t recenUy moved to Athena from Maryland. Mr. Oilea J1 111oclati:d wilh I company dealing In hearln1 •Id.a. AJao attendln1 the outlna were Dr. and Hra. Charlu Jividen and i::hildren, Ellen and ,Tom, Mr. and Mn. Richard Sc:hfttlket (Sharon Bu1h) of Chlca10, llllnoj, and the Mitchell children, Mark, John, Jim and Sam. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Diles vl1ited In Middleport with the L. D. 01111 and retW'fted their eon, ' Billy to hi• wew home In Athen1 at DD Morrla A�enue. Attend Church Camp 1 14 ,SOC . . . Youna: people of the First Bap.. ll1l Church of Middleport wt-nl to Tar Hollow yesterday to atten dthe church camp near Chl111colhe. Memben or the J,unlor ll'OUp who went ' were Lind, LYOJ?I, Kl)' Bolfie!II and Ruth Anti Kloea. They were taken to the camp by Mr. and Mn. Burl 80111eu. Memben of the Junior HJ1h group were Lli\da Kauft, Martha Fowler and. Kim Neal. Mr. and Mra. Tony Fowler and ■on, Mark, accom• panled them Lo the camp. • 10:00 Sumrqer Special Ne.w.11 Hl'•dlioea ll ;lU W<e1thert11t U : 1:5 Jack Paar Show l :00 Sign Off Family Party Held Saturday At Athens H9me Retains Lead Bobcat Tickets 7:00 11:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 HIRAM, O. UPI - Former Ohio State •ce Jim Houston may be- u1e-d on the offenllr,le unit by lhe Cleveland Brown1. Coadh �I BrQWn Indicated that Houston, now with the All­ Stars in Chle110, may gel a shot with the offen,ive team. Earlier, he had bffn tan:ed H a delem1ive eJ}d but Brown had 1 change of heart after the fine work turned in by t he defen1ive unlt in last Saturday's one-hour fulJ.acale ecrlmmaa:e. HouelO[! WU the top draft choice of the Brown&. The Brown, are rather thin in material in the rettivln,i: depart­ ment with Ray Renfro and Gern Nagler bein.1 the only two veter­ an, on hand. Second year man Hich Kreitlln1 baa 1hown up well BH the •lot receiver durlne the put two week■ of training. The Brown• open their aix game e1:hiblUon IH!IOn Saturday when they meet Detroit. Lancaster Nine aonvllle, t-1, a n d Columbu■ Wood■ Plumben defeated Colum• bu1 Dan Rohyan ford, 9-4 at Col 8=-• By Paul Brown Atk!rul Churcli At Tar Holloui Comedy Playhouse Adventure Tinlt'I S\t,1mbo1t Bill S1 t. Prt!lton M usic Jo the Round Jim Thacker �ow WeatherCdt , New, Picture 1:1.uutley Brlnk'le1 Ropor1 Huckleberry Hound ·Riverboat Tales of wen, Fargo Peter Gunn Alcoa Theater 4:00 4:39 S:00 5:30 6:00 fl:l� fl:Hi 6:30 Houston May Be Russ Coen, a Cheshire product playing under the banner o( tbe Middleport Barons, solved Racine Pony League pitching for two hits Saturday , enough , with two Racine errors, to bring the Middleport team a 3--0 victory. The result brought closer a possible playoff between these same two teams when all the scheduled firing is done. -----They have one �1ul1r contetl l al short. Stobu Gary .and way, yet to play. Should Middle port for Ron• ;i�idc lltcpprd who stop, win, Racine wlll be one-half eame �ifth. the in Carr nlc behind Ja thie "win" column. Ra000 000 0-----0 I 2 Racine cine 11,o h I s I poatpom•d 0 1 0 x-3 2 0 200 lepor t Midd se t u o play and &AIM' with Syrac and -W i ck6, L ey Bal Pri.::c P, l would h■ve to win it to tie Midline. dleport and force a pla)' off. On the other hand, Racine can take h 111 should Junior Wolfe's boy1 win the rJnal match between the two teams, and the Syracwie ly United Pren lnterndional m1keup game_ NATIONAL L EAGUE Charley Bush had things all W. L. Pct. GB hb own way Saturda y on the 40 .612 63 PitlAburgh mound. HiJ1 control was 1harp 56 4-4 .:,00 5 1ft (walking two lhe aeven Inning Milwaukee 5:5 45 .550 6 If,; route>. fannin1 n ine, and allowing St. Louis 55 45 .5:Kl 6 \-lt Angelca Loi one hit, • ■lnfle lo Ted Balley San Francisco 51 50 .505 1 1 In the second lnnina:. 4:5 59 .433 1 8 ',i 8u1h'a curve w11 dropping low Cincinnati 42 62 .404 21 i,, Philadelphia over the outJJde corner with JD 63 .382 23"re111l1rity dnwlt11 e:Uher called Chicago Results , Sund•y' 1trlke11 or futile ■winp of Racine 1 ht Fran. S•n 4 ,11"tt;. Nh. P ltt1 7 Sen F r1n. 5 2nd Balley, then Lah'y Price. wete Loa Antelff I Phll•. 7 l it quite u eflectlve. permitting Lo1 A"fOIH 2 Phlla. 2 2nd only those pair of tingles to Clnelnn1tl I I St. Louis 4 ht Coen, in the fifth and ehc.th in• St. L.ul1 4 C lnc:lnn,ti 2 2nd nln11, neither of which reaulted MllwaYkH 5 Chlceto 4 latyrda(1 Results in a run. M iddleport e:01 two in the llnl C hlUto 3 MHw■Yktt 2 lnnin1 when wilh one out Mick It. LoYII 6 Cincinnati 5 Morri& and John Allen1worth flJltt■• I S.n P: ran. 7 ( 1 0 lnnlnp} Monday's Probable Plh:hu1 walked , both advanced, and then Lot Antel.. at Mllwaukn nl,ht aeored on an error at finl bue. The B•rona aot thetr other run -OryM11te 1 0- 1 1 "' WIiiey 5-6, lln Francisco ■t Cincinnati In the fifth when Coen 1lngled, ■nd Morrl1 wae hll (Larry Price night - McCormick 10-' H McLl1h relievtd Balley on the mound). 1-7. Only flmll schoduled. Coen wH forced at third on T-,.ld1y'1 Game• Allen1worth'e infield out, but Buah walked and Morrl1 1cored It. Lowis at Phil•. 2 twl-nltht Chlcoto It PIH&b\,rgh night on Terry John10n'! Infield out. Racine lhu1tened In the sec• l1n l'ran. at Clnclnn1tl night ond when Balley led oU with h11 Lo, An,el11 1t Mlilw1ukH nl1ht AMlklCAN LIAGUE ,lnsle. But he w11 rotted on Sal• W. L. Pct. GB aer·1 1rounder, and s,11er w11 .19 41 .noo called out tryln11 to 1wipe third New York . 60 4:5 .571 I "ChlcaKo with Holman at bat. 60 46 .366 2 ,Baltimore Larry Price 1ot on vi■ u1 error Cleveland 51 tA .510 8 In the fourth wllh two oul and Waahington 49 53 .480 1 1 Buah walked Balley, but then he Detroit 46 55 .4" 131,, fanned John1on. t4 M .432 15½ Bo,ton M•n•ger Woody Call, of the Kan1aa City 39 61 .390 20 Baton■, opened with two Uttle IYnd1y'1 Retulh Leaa:uen In key Poalllon1, Jim Chiu .. t W11hlnfton 7, ht John10n, who cauaht Bu1b 1U the Chlceto I W11hln1ton 2, 2nd Ne w Yerk J Kan,.. City 2, lat _ • 1�111 City 1S H11w York J, 2nd Detrelt 7 lnten 2, l 1t lo1ton 1 Detroit O, 2nd leltlmere I Clneland 6 ,ht l1ltlffl0f'1 f Clonland 1, 2nd SatYrday'• Re1ulh IHton 1 1 Dotrait t N1w Y1rk 16 K1nu1 City 4 Chica .. t WHhlngton 2 LANCASTER, 0. UPI - Lan­ laltlmort 5 Cl1vel1nd 2 Mt>n41y'1 Probablo Pitchers cuter Anchor llockln11 remained New Yark •t Chlc190, nl1ht­ In the lead ln the Heart or Ohio . Leaaue followhiQ: Sund1y'1 11 Inn• Pltrd ,.. n Pierce 10-7, at lhnlH City, nlpit Wtthlntton Ins, 2-1 win over Columbu1 Bel• -Woodethlcll 3-4 ws T1ltourl1 0. 1 . tone. Only ,..,.., scheduled. It w11 Anchor Hoekln1'1 fourth T\,nd1y'1 G•me■ 1tral1ht win of lho ■e«:ond round. Ytrk at Chlca,90. nltht Ntw MMnwhUe, Beulah P■rk, de­ at Kan.., City, nl1ht Wtthln,ttin fendlnl champion, hlaated Zanes• ville Ploneen, 10.3, 11t Grove City l1ltlm.r• at Detroit, night the Chllllcothe Colli nipped Nel• INNn at Claval•nd, nl9ht Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Auil .8,. � . .' ' i J",.;.ta,.,f.-'.i ·�v ...... o( J·J .-. (. -•..i-· "· y-t,;r- '".,., ,..., -·--·-, . "". .. ..· , · ' � ·' , liilll- � ...,_ .,.., - ""' IF ea1D 'IDllf' � � , ., • • ••. , - I �-------· . . . --- ·- ··- . - -- �·, . ·-� ,: • ,-------. Mary Ca1olyn Miller Becomes Bride Of Around And }leputy Ciub O, District 13, D. of A. Lois Arnott · Holds Picnic Scinday At Chester Hall Leads In Contest : Tbe annual picnic Of tJle Deputy club of District 13, Daugh- , • HOp ler, of Amenca was held SUn<IAy Mfternoon at lhe Chester O ' At RaCtne r Church Group 1 Holds Outing Larry Lee Wilt�y In Saturdgy Ceremony ' At Lake Hope About Middleoort Middle�rt Man � Holds Service.s. At Harllord 'J'.wo lli u�dred and ten MHon Member& and t:1t-ir 11ue11s Of GaJ ha , Melli tee:u1,en aaw Luis •., flltlDDII HOUDAIMILT the <.:h.ristian En deavor of tM Mr . lib d Mra. ):"ra nll Chetae­ Arnott tate a 104 point lead in I an d Chri t o Churt'h Mi�dl e port l 1> . brew attendrd ch\lrc:h aentce, at Mr. and Mn. Edi10n Baker a nd the 191!'11 Mw t'rl-Cou n ty Btauty th e ir leader-ti, Mrs. George C hlldl the Hartford Baptitt Cbukb "• I Columbu& in were Ja11et, daughter. Pagea n t Prt'llmln aey 'lead S,i tur• a n d Miu Carol H u d�n. Wl'DI to te rd,1 mornin1 where Mr. Cheeae­ yesterday to m�t lheir da ughter, I day nl1bt at R.adne. Lllke Hope lor !W l mJm ng, bosi t1 n1 brew deliver� the mo�ln,: let Jt WH lhe Tri·Cou n ty Teen Mrs. Donald A Ruuell , Jr. , a nd ' a picmc supper. and [ mon. l\ev hoo ver, J)allOI' of tbe Canteen·• mo1t en thusiutl{' a u d 1• aon, Jonathan, who 11rr1ved by !. . ence and J.·ntettat wu high 111 pla11e (rom Harve de Grace , Mary Jn the grr.up we,.:- t\ari n Mt·El · churc� hi On YautJon. P'or tbe vi11it. a for land 1...mtle 1 �rvlt'e, ·. Mr. ,,�heeaebtew Ultd u the voling wbij!h Wiilll 1ho11, n by h i n ny, Ja nice H i. u ::k, his topic, Sm In the Pffaent 1704 vote, cast. B•ll 1Jls could be Co nn ie Phillips Smith L>nn Mr. and Mrs. N a tha n Hysell an d e nae · · T boug hi for I cent I pic_ce thus D an iela, Herbie Adki n s, �ope Bl, daughter•ln•law, Mrs. Richard Hy• . " enabhn1 thoae h_op, Sharon Hoseh,,1r, .Micky Mor.iUeudmg lo sell and children , Richard and In· the aflernoon the Cheeae• chooae their favorite. r11, Joh nny Allen1wo1th, t...Ji:-r lf!ll bre ws · who w iert a<:companied bf Kathy of Akron, vi1ited ove r th e , Bu11h, Carol Scott, M�rsa � roi l, !)on ft0.1ch atl@nded the Haye Miu Arnott rect!lved setond week end with Mn. Edn a Ruuell, .a. pfar:e rating j n �lie evening's vol• Don�• Smith, Terr;1 Jorui.,m , l...J.r A thank you note was read from Young Reu nion at Hclidl)f School, Mra. Kathryn Erw in, Mn. Hilda me but the top two cand .datee ry Oiler, C arl Lefever, Jt>hn Hood Grou nds a nd from • there t>,d the Riffle hmily for nowen sen� K i ng and Howard Hyse ll. each were to receive 1k) po;nb to Sammy Hood, J_oy_ Boggs., lJi1ine went , to Mutra)' City for the in­ at the duth of Gl adys Rirfl e wbo Pierce. w ho WH ad mlt­ be adJt!d to lh1,,ae lhat thtY had ledMillard Va n C�ney, �hnatme Bahr, l.Jav - 11aU ,tion or the officers of WH deputy of the New Lexington lo I lol:r.er Hosi:,it.al Friday un­ accuniu1at ed. 'J'op winnt!"r of Sal• i� Wiley, Dianna Wood, J o1111y / ,merie1 n Legion Post 420. Couni:-1J. lva Griffin waa rtported derwent minor surgery and ex­ UrdlY!i vuune \\ 46 JUSIC Ha 11o·Je y e Thompson, Red Hayes, Bt1:1• Su ill and a rnund robm iiet well card pects to be released today or to­ · ------ --whose total now 1� ll 9 whil e Miss 1i e Wa t1on and Rickey Oller. ,was sent her. Mrs. Wakely tha nked 1 -�' morrow. 1 lOf.. I ott·, n Ar HAWKll.,S LUCILL 1,S the dt"pulies or help and coopera­ Others wbo went to rurnish ___.,.____...,___,t Othe r c,ndidatcs in th<. <'On • Mr. 11ni1 Mrs. Strow W alker an d tion the pill ye a r a nd at the rally transportatio Mn. Punta of Mitchell Ella n were, Mr. and Mn;. lest ar(! Aaren Su<' Oun, .\nn Ollie Thornton or Maso n visited a nd e1.preued a ppreciation to lhe Gorda, Fla., and Mn. Emma Hubbard, An n Spouse, Cuole with Mr. an d Mrs, Charle, Ben n etl and Bahr Ca.ab da ughter, Candace at.ate oUiecn of th e district for at­ I and M arta Kay Hubbat'J, Mr. a nd er of Mario n let1 Thursday, Grov , Teaford , Charlott� Smtlh ilnd Sunday. " te n dance 11t the rally. for Marion. after a viint with Jamee Or11ke. Mrs. Paul scott, Mrs. Audrey Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mills re­ The D e1.t meeting will be al the FrW1t, .Mrs, Richard PJckeni, at.re. th e ir IJNith�. William Krei�el­ St ealing �.. turd l)' nig�t•s ,how turned Sunday from Cleveland home of Pribble WilM>n, GalJlpo. Joe B lflhop, and Debbie Maiden, was the rock n roll band from I where they visited with Mr. an d 1 Iii on Sept. 1 1 , at whjch tlrne plans ml er and other fri e nd,. M rs . George Hudaoo, Mr1. Leo nd Mn. Ir11 Davis of East a Mr. Ripley, "The i\ool MUia Mr. 11nd Bitler Leonard Mn. Shakes," The)' for the booster meeting will be dis• Childs a nd Mi11 Hud•on. Llverpool were overnlght gueat.s performed from 7 : :10 u n til 8:;JO attended the Firemen's Co n ven• cune-d. Thur,day, of his i,i8ler, Mrs. My• a nd left to &o to a GJUia County lion. Be fore startinj' boine chorus I rtJ e Long. aff1ir where they \ll' cre to appear Mrs. Lawrence Reed who has sin ging wu enjoyed by th� group Return l'roni Trip been ill at her home th e put week and lbey were di1miued ,,Hh the Mr. and Mr�. L,. -in Long a nd at 9:00. 1 Mr. and Mn. James Mourning of M ra, Kenne \b Phillip 1 d dauis a little improved. : pr.yer circle. s :" � r A e r ·<he dime.'! an ope n•houae t Midd leport and Mr. and Mra. RoMr. and Mrs. Job n Pyatt and son, Rhter, :O�enda or Pai ker Jhu, i. W· puty ""all hel d at the residence John, Jr., Columbus, ... .ime Sat ur­ bcrl Daniels of Col umbus returne d V a . viaited Mrs. My rtle Lo nit, of Lois Arnott i n Riieine w i th a ll• day evening lo spen d the w ee k end Wedncsdily from a vac;ition trip to S undar aflernnoon . . proximate ly UIO people allend- with Mrs. J. 8. Hllye11 a nd other the West Rollln (Butch ) Pullms r�t urned I mg. Chaperona were Miu Vlt· relatives. On th e trip Lhey visited at the to hla home, ThurSLOII , Sunday, ,i i1 1111 Arnotl a11d Mr11 Dorotb y · Hl a d, Hlllll of South Dako ta, the after ape1Jdlng the �mmer with Sal le r. Dia ne Mccomas 111 Improving at Badland� and Mt. Rushmore, and hl.11 gra nd parents, !Ir. and Mrs. home from a recent ill ness. her o1h('r ml eresting points. Tuesday nl:;:ht th(! Canteen will Rollin Be .11rh11, who accompani ed MRS. LARRY LEE WILEY Mr. and Mrs. Clau de Grlmm ar­ The i r small son, Dale, ntayed The Hom ebullden CJ11s of th, him to Logan, where he w11 met stage � record hoi:, ,Ii lhe Syra­ rived over the week end from Na­ In candlelight service before an altar decorated with sil­ a with h • s ).!randmother, �firs. Dal e by his paren t.. cuse Youth t:enlcf. :ia�urda)' ples, Fla., for a vi1lt with Mrs . ver urns filled with white gladioli and majestic daisies Miss Bradford Church -- of Cbrbt went Mournm.L: while his parent, were to the Ne Haven Park Sunday Mr. and Mn. Jerry Ward sn d night the cante<>n will re turn to Grimm's sister a nd family, Mr. Mary Carolyn Miller became the bride of Mr. Larry Wil­ following wtheJr mornin 1iway. ;;;;;;;;;;'"-,;-;,,,;; --;;: --;;: --;;: - ;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a. gue st1 of Mr. a n d MrB. Be nton the America n Legion J-1.tll i n R.ic- and Mrs. Edison Bak e r and Ja net, g service ey Saturday evening. .;; at the church for i picnic. ,I 1o n, Don of Terre Ha ute, Ind. ine to stage a record hQp, h..y ride and with relatives I n M11on. l he bride ill the doiughter of Mr. Skinner. Mi ddleport, Mr. Richard w ere Saturday evcnlng dinner combination aff1Jr. Those atten ding were Mr. and Mrs. David Chase Milhu, 248 Wiley, Atlan t�, G a ., couains ot the and · Joe Wolfe, who was taken to Hol• Po nn . zer Hospital several dayS a(l:o after Seventh Ave., Middleport, and the groom, a nd Mr. David Wile)', bro-- Mrs . Ja mes .lleed �d daua:bter, Ruth. Mr. an d Mrs. E�erett Ll�ht Mr. and Mrs. Mike Goff and p, Qn b;;;,i ng Jnjured in an automobil e ac• iroom i1 lhe �n of Mr. and Mn. ther of the groom, a rence ay Wiley, 14:9 Seventh foot a nd sona, Bl.Itch and Jeff R The the of mother a chose de bri Poinl, n a Powhat of West Wllll11 )' L cident waa relea sed and i1 convalPomeroy, Ohio Ave., Middleport. powder blue linen dress with Mr. and Mra. Robert Hoover ' il nd w ere Fri day ev e ning gue1ts of eacinii: at hi• home. Mr. and Mrt1. Benton Pon n . 1'he Rev. Ho ben E. Leake, Col- matching accessories and an orchid daughter, Lauta, Mr. and M rs . Ykkle Ginther, da ughter of Mr, TONIGHT and TUESDAY umbus, performed the double rine corsage, The mother of th e b ride• Glenn Evans and children; Tom­ Dr. Al11ton Tracy of Columbus a nd Mrs. freJJklin Ginther o( Col,eQ S . ' �eremon y, Augu11t 6 a t 7:JO p. m. groom chose a beige ·unen dre.lli my a nd Danny and nep'ht! lt from spent a da y la1t week with his or hoffle the at g n visiti is umbua Wall Disney'B Commlttee Chai rman for the the d . Mrs. Homer Forr6it, Hele Springfiel m n Mauck w Ualbreath n a d an 11ccessories matching ith mother, Mrs. F.. J . Tracy. comi nQ ye ar we re n1imed when "i't r. a nd Mr_a. WIiiiam Childs a nd Me?'�r.1al Chapel . Roger Riu:11, Li nda li'orrest we�orchid corsage. ·'SLl::EPING BEAUTY" Mr. and Mrs. He31Jer Brown the Pomeroy Band Booster An· ��lldr�n while _her pare n ts are vi•- i 'l he organu1t, Mr. Larry Tracy, The reception following the Ccre- ley Sisson an d 1.)-nn- Mjgbt'. and daughter, Karla aw1 grand• oclation an 1ung Washi ngton, D. c., with met laat w eek a t the In Technicolor Plll)'ed (.'.uure de Lune (Debui;sy J mony was given at the Ohio U n i- I ;;:;;_;;;;;;;;;�:::;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, da ughter, kere n of We.!it Carroll• -•· . ,/ :. Pomeroy senior High Scl)ool Mr. Ginther's mother, Mr. and M rs . I Piere a r-.iotre Dame (Boe. H man), versity .Cl ub. Hostesses were Mias I 1, ton, vhllted P'riday with Mr. and ney. The Ginther&' son, Gary Hi Rex Not Open Wedntaday au ditorium. Heart at Thy Sw�el Voice (St. Eu nice Kuenzle, Mrs. Well, LamM r1. Robert Warner. �Y ll Mra. M arie Cha pman rHI• ia visiting in Cheshire with hl ma- Saena, and the tradlt1011a l W agner bert, Miss Carl Lloyd. sorority si11Mrs. B\anthe Dikher of South e rnal gra nd parents, Mr. and Mrs. / t dent, w11 in charge o� the �eet- 1 and Men d e lssohn bridal t'horusei. ters of , the bride, M rs. Thoma, Zaneavllll', J1 spe nding a few day1 Wash n' Wear-Sanforized Clooid T�...., '4it;iI ng a"n d · cbilirman named were Joh n Hawki ns . Escorted lo the altar by her la• Walker, Mrs. Robert Coats and with her coualn, Mr.!i. Robert A Cartoon lvwy Nlthtl 1 Et.11ene Conde, publicity; M M r1t, I v a Ward and , granddaugh- ther, the br...<le wore II full le n gth Mi1s L.arb.ua Mlteh e ll, Mlaa J u dy Stzes 6 to ·18 , Warner. M� · �a Woo 1eard , ways nd t er, �ra. Bob Steven, and daughter j gown of silk orga11da a1:d chantitly Ar nold registered the guests, Ml.!111 Fay Thoma� of Colu mbus . me�ns , �r1. :1ctor young sr. , V1ek1e, who 1pent the paat week lace featu nng .i i itled basque bo­ &J)(' nt the weeken d wilh her per. As her traveling ensemble for bu , M rs. u n , ,up ly; visiting I. E. Miller, returned home d ice with a 11callopc1I lace neckline Thom. Everett ents, Mt. a nd Mn. a : M ra. GW::/ r, 1°ee,,1 mem eer- to Columbus, Sunday. 1'n& Jon g iileeves tapered to a the wed d ing trip to the Po(;ono TON IGHT . Ideal For School Wear 1�I P, ' Mr. a nd Mrs. Harry McGuffln pomt over lhe hands. 'fhe bouffr. nt ,dountains, the bride t'ho!ie a Georg- e Korn o f Colu mbus ·,1 : • With uit s linen white d an n brow 1 w u d r a nd children viaited Su nd ay With s ltirt. whh J_11ce edged redingote Paul Ne wman - Jack. Canon spen t the weeken d st his home. ic: :;:1m �:ia:'�: : �e�d t hi� Mr. and M_rs. Geor11e Tipto n and ellect oversk1rt, w118 wor n ove " an matchi ng acceasories and wore a n Joan Collins, Joanne Woodward Ned BenneH of Akron vi sited month • nd I f0[_ 11 rumm age E ve rett Sw isher in Cheahire. �Jd fashioned hoop and terminated orchid from her wedding bouq uet. ••RALLY ROUND FLAG BOYS" IHI week w ith Mra. Thomas Got• · lhe Ille e'°t t d a' , announced ...:; o · mto a chapel tr arn. · 'l'h <Tochnlcolor & Scope) fJein and Eth11 n Harper of l Mkl� ' . e fmger tip nd i\t:ra. Torn W a lters of Pl. a Mr. Jt a lcr. deci ded to 1erve wa, veil of sheer bri dal - ·ll"IO dlu1ion hand J' isitbig Parents Pomeroy, Mrs. Cora Bennett and refr eabmenll - 11 .a ll liihtre meet• Pleaaa nt, W. Va,, vialt ed brieny eO,e waa caui::ht to a crow n of • Major and Mra. Jnmes Harti n­ Mr. 11\i d Mni. Harry Mllta .. ,_, Lou i!I Prlm,11 -- Kell )' Smith lnp, September 1'1, Wu ' the te ta witb Mr, ai1d Mrs . Jamcti Mournhtil or m e lo O s ' d lu1lon m n i S peth s, ger n o s a d friends. other d an dleptm d Mi l Jimmy nd a Mike H i S IJ "HEY BOY, HEY GIRL'' tlve date ,et for Tac Day•� 1 '·!1 1 ·· and son, Dal,- and Mr.a . Gold�e all. "''fhe btide carried ■ Venice of Virglnia arrived Saturd ay for Dr. and illra. P. E. Stuley were AU,O CARTOON Mourni ng, Suhday, -------· lace ban derchief giv� n t1> hor by a visit with their pa renl.l, Mrs. d in ner (l:Ut111t1 Sa tu rda y eveni ng of Sgt, and Mn. Virgil Ma n ley, ala- her materna l TUISOAV •nd WIDNIIDAY arandmother, Mrs. La wrence Hartinger and· Mr. a nd Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brldl!'r at their Church N&IJ Hold, tione d a t Grlffias Ai r e11_.e, Rome, .Edward Lee Lambert, Cleveland. PAMILY NIGHTS Mrs. Edgar Allen,worth. Their hom e Jn AthenH. Mn. Sta nley WH Dinner Friday N . Y., arrived Friday for a vlalt Her Douqu�t was a crcsen i arra nge- daughlC?r, Bud Abbott -- Lou Costello Krlatln ha s been here i vl11lor in Pl. Pleasant Saturcla)' Potluck A' 8:30 potl uck picnic d inner with his paren ts, Mr. and Mra. ment 01 whitc_ ghidioli, steph11noti8, visiting with her "MEET THE MUMMY" afte rnoon . g ra ndparents p receded the meeUni of the Hap. Walton Manl ey. Mr. and Mrs. Carol .a_hd Ivy. Her Ja werly, a gill of lhe lor several cek11. - 11110 w PY Harvealtln clau or the Fed- Manley, Columbua, also visited a t bridegroom, was a str:in:;J ol peads. I _G D _N _A Gerald. Mohr - Nora Hay den C_ N_ O_ _I_ T_ A_ M -T I_C_H U1e M an t e, home ove r the week er a ted Church hel d in the ch urch LHt we ek while Major Hartin­ '"rl !E ANGRY RED PLANET" Rock Spri ngs Grenie wl ll meet end. Thunday Ale and Mrs. RichAtten d i n g the bri C..e a e mil id of ger WH on a trlp to t. social room, riday evening, with F llliforni a 1J . (I n Color) TuHday al 8 11 .m , l stea d or ard Radu and daug hle r, who have hv.,u, wa� ... ,i,.,; Ann Putnam And­ he stopped at Lockland Air Ba se 1 6 member.a .PRlfl nt, Mra. Louis Thuraday evening. Following the been visiting with her pare11ts, Mr, enon, •Sunsour)', Conn. llrides­ San A ntoni(), Texa s to visit with , Al.SO CARTOON meeting, the hall will be va cated R e ihe ! Hk the grace Followlna the dinner a ahort a nd Mrs. W11lton Ma n ley, left for maLd� were ;l'liss Joann Lorenc Mc- his . brother, D avid who recently lor the Meigi; Counly fair, Uci'1110Lt, Milfoi-d, a nd Miss Ann enliBted in the service. MaJor bu1l ne11 ·aeuion was hel d with lheir home i n Keesler, Mi!l!I. Mr1. Lawre nce Harti nii:er spe n t Manon Lambert, Birmingham, Ala , HarUnii:er wa11 fl)'i ng the F-106 Mr1. Philip Meinhart preti denl, In char1e. Prayer in unison ope n, se veral days l11t week in Rio cou11ns or Lhe bride. ,Bo l h M l.ss An. Interceptor alrcrafl which hold, ed th e meetin.1. There was a d l1, Gra nde 111 the home of her dau&h• de r1on and Miss McDermott arc the world 's speed record when cUHion on mone)I makln1 pro- ter, Mr. a nd Mrs. Garland Lanier. sorority sis ters of the bride .. be made the Ca lifornia trip. f ject1 and it WII decided to 11ell Mr. and Mrs. Be rnard Seh ramm ' he eltc nd,r nts wore gowns of home made Ice cre am, cake, pie of Za ne1 V ille apent the week end pink silk organia deslg ncd w ith and 11ndwtc:hn al the soclaI room wHh Mr. and Mrs. John Lyot,111 and 1coop necklines, brief sleeves and Bradford Bible Clar, bouffa nt skirUI embroidered in Holds Meeting Friday of the church on Satu rday, AUi· family. �natching pi nk. They wore matchu1t 13, be1innin1 at 4 p.m. with The Bible CJ111s of Lhe Bradford , Mr. a nd Mra. Robert Jay of Col mg wide brim h11lr brai d picture Church of Chrl1l me\ Friday even, the pubUc Jnvtted. umbua spent the w eek e nd with I h alt! with large flat petal flower.!! ing at the church. Afte r the open­ "Mr. an d Mn. William Grueser and outlmlng the open crowns. They ing prayer by lhe preaident, Wayne family. car rled cascade arrangem e nts of King, a bualness meeting waa held, Wallingford• Conn · smoke pearl gla dloli and ivy. After lhe meetlna: 1 poU uck waa Mr. Val Edgar Rey nolds, Mor- hel d with these attending: Mr. and n M ,o d gran and Lambert Ada 1. r l�S Marvin Fr)' we nt lo Columbus sun- i::antown, W. V a ., waa best man for Mrs. Herber t Miller, Mr. and Mr11. wore Mr. Home r Forretl, Mr. and Mn. How­ day where they will spend II week •-J r. W iley and ushers with Mr. and Mrs. Guer ney Wa lk- Bruce Bingham and Mr. Thom as ard Hysell, Mn. Samp Ruuell, Mrs. - - - - Maggie Whlttin,ton, Mra. Roy id:ur­ er and other relative,. Middleport ti1, Mjss J11nie Miller and M r. and iait Lake A.Ima Mrs. Clara Dila: ard a nd gr111ndson, POii Mra. King. Her•"• tht fHtlllntMe, Stephen Rice, of Dearborn, Mtch., Mr, and Mn. Millon Smart a nd �lctlc af wtr ti! Neu­ are vl11tln1 with Ml'I. Erne,t Lal• ' dauchtera, .Barbara a nd Su,Je, · of . M rs. P. J, Casanova and children Illy old otlll"IL Ii.,. lance and other frlenda and rela- Ptlrry1burg vialtod over the week who have be,n -vi,itina with her -....,. -le .. tlvea. , end with Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul Sin art pa re nta, Mr. and, Mr.. John ScQlea, Kri1Un Hartin1er spent severa l of Midd leport. On Su nd ay lhe lyo ldt Frid ay for thei r home In day111 laat week visiting with M r. Sntart famllitJs a nd Mra. Georae Hackett, Jr. a nd chlldren sl)ent the da )! at Lake Alma. Of A hail. Edt tb W�ty ,_ d1&tr1�t deputy, presided, and welcorned the state an d dist r ict officers present. Pr ayer by Eliz.a beUl Campbell Of Pomeroy and the Lord'a Pra y er in unison ' opened Ute meetrn&, JI Wll!i voted Lo purcha,e gifta At the doae of the m eeting, II for state ott1cera of the di1triet chicke n po tJu dt dmner was enJOY· "Nho •rt anename state l:ouncil b n. Wa .lu•ly , Luc al h! B. ._.. ed y M. aeu1on . M11ry K . Wil..... ....,xen .... Ha wkin1, Pribble Wilso n . Edith Je;,n Po1ma wen, named to milr.e BcW ng, Lucille M1i)'es , Ne vada the purcha&e and also gifts for Beavi!r, Fay e Parlin. Mary K. Wil• um e olhcer11 for the d111tr1ct and eo.x.en, M&rJor1c Woodard, Elrz.alo purchase a $5 gift for the Home beth Ca m i:,bc ll. Millie Moberly , and Orphan table at the stat e IH!I· Jean Poli ng and Nettie Hayes. . 11on. . ' Mainly About People In Pomeroy I I .,. ......n, .... I I Joint Proj �t Stu�ed By Pomeroy C of C A study of Pomeroy and Mid­ dleport 'la in proapeet for thi1 fall by Prof• . Rudolph Frankel of Miami Uni�riity and waa the topic for dlkunion at the regu1,r- meetin1 of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce at the Ohio Powe r Company offl� last ni&b.t I Lee MEIGS, THEATRE Boosters • Name Comm1ffee H d FURNITURE .. Boys' School Pants \lJi;Q ·li etiiiI1 Popular Priced i ••• BECKY'S . • Ll"lng ,Room: : • Bedroom : •Kitchen ----- B A' K:: J.� FURNiTURE On tht lr!gh� .��1 · . In MJCWieperi . ,, IN MEIGS COUNTY • SMITH CLOTHING ., ' '' . J Robinson's LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS 2 HOUR 1 Younpter■ Ilk• to follow their Dad'• exampl�Gotns � lh• bank to11th1r, ., 11art a nYlnp account, a habit neltblr will ncnt, Mow allout ll•Utns Olla' o&11 and Mrs. Oliver Kall · a nd daugh"t­ ere, Mary Lu and Sal"\dra, in Che&• hire. D. L. Be ck and ROD, Karl and Mr. Bet'k'a mother !cit la.!it 'week tor Flori da where they will live. din. MUlard Piert'e, who has been on vaca llon from .her employ­ ment al Duke Cle11ner1, returned'to wort tt'd1y. Mn. Gladys Smith of G1Ulpo1i11 managed the aLOre dur­ in1 Mta. Plel't!e'1 ablience. � ••• •• Service waa,T • PROFESSIONAL CARE 'IIAN�N� SINCE 1871 Member ,edenl S-e 8yllle111 ......, J'edenl ' Corponllon llepNlf � , aUTLAND POIIUj)Y'' ,I ' • , • • !' ' \ ' POR YOUR 1\'ASB N' WEARS 'trl-Lulhl' Clunen PHONB 'WY l-lllG IN MIOOLIPORT ' , -·-- ' ,,., l • I R..W.-'1 Chuen PHONE WY t-14118 IN POMERO Y ' . . .,. . .,. ' '. : : •• : : : : • I I ......_ • ,' '• • • •• • ••• •• ..•I . i .... , •• . • ••• •••. •• •• • •" , _, ±, l 1 letter of Mayor McElhinney a1king that the state con tinue openlion of the state parlr. on Route 143 i n lbe viii.age. Mr. Fa rley ata ted that there i1 not enoush tranaient viBi­ tors at the parlr. to continue ib operation and ulled that the vil­ lage a11um e control ot the parlr.. A committ ee from couneil and Mayor McElhi n ney will 10 to Mar­ ietta lo talk to Mr. Farley, it waa decided. In ca se the stale decides to aba ndon the park, variou1 meth­ od• of maintaining it were di1cuued with no deeilion made pending .an interview with Mr. Far­ ley. I LIDPOLDVILLE (UPI) - The central Congolese , ginern­ ment today decreed a state of emergency ��out � nar Jea� _van and sent troops to expel Belgian Amb N lioJI. �'g- 0 • .,. Den Bosch and his lil.afl. ..._ General Dag .Jlam ._ ...--,·· 'l"lie'8eol'Wlol_,-'bie U. N, luilon for it to got 1111'1ina,o vJt I ' . �jDld warns the Secunty I Security Council action i n NeW of the Katanga ■nd I.lie lllll al Council that global war may Yort ordering Belgium to .with- the Congo. 1n Eli sabetlft'ille. 11u11e Tllbona-break out if Belgium does not draw it& troops immed iately from . Province Katang1 " d head or the Katanea Province be, "secede iuncond st order the speedie therings • In ill appli�atlon �o�day, Ohio Bell noted that man, su bacriber1 and alJ but onti of the aeven ania.11 telephone eomp■nlea have request­ ed i.n adjacent larget telephone company move Into the three-toun­ t1 area. Telephone Co. last ■ppllc ation. O�lo Bell propo,ed bulidlng a central office at Gr.y,vllle to ■erve portion• of Graysville, LebThe group traveled tint to Bev­ • anon, HarriettsvUJe and Browna­ Ohio where they were con­ erly, �llle nch1n1e an11. ducted throueh the Mu1kln1um Rlvlr Power Pl ant, one of the most modern and efficien t electric gtin­ era tlng plants in the Uni� States. During the afternoon, the A,rlCUl­ t ura l leaders wen ahown how coal for the power plant 11 mined 1nd tran.11ported, and saw retulls of Ube methods used to re.claim lbe 1trlp-mlned land. · The Hay's activltlH were to be conclu ded with. a dinner at South Tho M'lii Chapter No. 113, 111,­ Zanesv ille. abled Amierlcan Veteran■, met In nplar -1011 at lhe DAV Hall Ml!tql OINl�L HOS�tTAL Butternut Avende, Mondi}' with Admitted: Patricia Arnold, Pom• 20 moltlbefs preaenl eroy, RD, Di■charged.: Janet Smith, Pom• The repurt on fflembenhi p eroy, · JU). · ,lhowed 1118 p&jd ·up memben, General w.eek filed a similar 20 Attend DAV Meeting Monday In Pomeroi' Hall ?2 belol pld Ille ,..mbera: The 1lel11 Chapter. Ntl lt'a member­ obtp ·aoal al Zl!O, deadline, Dec. llltb. ,' A, ,epc,rt wu l(lven by Owen W1tl0ft on the 1tate convention of DAV held at Co1u01bui, AU • veteran■ who are eligible to belon1 to the DAV are invited to Join the Mel., Chapter , and lhould conta�t •llhor Don Roach, Middleport; Owen Wallon, Syra. eue or Leonard Jewell, Pome• ro,. The Mn meetJnc wm be on September 12, Mra. Neimeyer, who had charge of the anan,ementl for the dab�, i1 111:tendlli1 her appl'ecli• Uan to· The Jay■,' the MC'a of the hop, Roger �nnett of �dio Sta• tion · WMPO and. to -Mn. Minnie Hutton, Rut1Uld, who · collected the pU1d1e.■. "A Uike baked by the Pome roy laker, wu Bcfioned 3 Killed In Traffic wtth Max Folmer- biib bidder for '8,211, Cr1111h Early Today Mn, Neimeyer 11 alao extend­ CAMBRIDGE, O. UPI-Three her thanU to the merchania in1 today peraon1 were killed earl)' when their auto crashed bead-on who helped :.<ln IPGDIOrial' the into a tractor-trailer o� U. S. fO event. about 19 mile s east of here. 'Ibe victims, all from Steuben­ IITURN PIOM. Tltl� ville, were identified •• fhom111 sayre :and ,on, Roger, Broolu nd1 Br , er iv r d the tl 26, E. Shute, WIii, Zahranst,, 18, and Chenter Jelalll, Eu1ene Forbet • · John week'• a ed return frogi ha'fe 32. An Ohio Htahwa:y Patrolman at the 11cene said, ''The car w,a f11hln1 trip le lliri.eo• River, Oft. juat a plle of metal. l have ni&ver tarlo, ,C.nacla, Tho lllrlY roturned to Pom..,. lldiullr and npo,t .11een one 1ny 1 wone." ' ., ' • • Mayor DisPoses Of Six � In Monday Court Under the decree, g a tional withdrawal of its troops of more than five persons were from the Congo. prohibited. CUl'few will be imposed between dusk and da wn. Would Comply I n BruuelB. informed aources I said Belgium wo1i1ld move prompt­ ly to comply witll lhe U. N. reso- Divorce Action Brought In Meigs Court Modem Popeye Will Present Magit• a} ShOW go 11emment, a ccute d the J5e}gian governme11t of "havina: brou&bt UII in to all our difficulties." Aa T1hombe itaued hi1 ata.te­ menl. a Belgium administrator ill K.atanta Elisazelhville ordered Tribal chieftain, to return to IOV• after emment building, in the noon, pre1umably to receive arms from the Poree Publique. An unconfirmed report. uid the ad mini1trator promiled IUDI to the tl::ibal leaden. Walker Services Will Be Held Thursday At 1 I I I . sF\ · · · 1 .. . ,, .r. 11111III011, \ .r, . -·.� hu been I d i,o,ce Su it for Congolese Premier Patrice Lu· brought in Common Pleas court was taking qu.ick action mumha by Yvo nne Bareswilt versus Thounrest wilh hi■ leadu­ combat to dled Mi of both ma11 Bart'swilt, Six casea were dilpaaed of in fever that secession and ip h ll . Kennetti · ·. MoElhinney's porl of lhe M1yor out wu be while grew A modem day Popeye who The plaintiff charges groll8 neg cou rt last night with- the l1rgeat country. asks shaves with a blow torch, cn.mchea fine meted out lo Gllbert H. En1- lect and exlreme crue lty and I razor bl ades and light bulbs and minor a of support d an li1h, Middleport, on a ))WI char,e. custody 1 -stands bart"loot in a box or broken t permanen d n a temporary cblld, He wu fined $100 and coat.II' alld glaS.11 will present 1 1how tomorrow alimony and i,upport. A temporary sentenced to three da)'a In jail. night at 8 p. m. at the Syracuse enjoining d te an gr w11& n n ctio inju Other chafle& and flnea were: town ball. sting the mole from t n efenda d the tlon, a Charlea Allensworth; lntoJtlc . any wa)'. . $30 and coata; John Rice, lntoxiea• plalntiff in The Lad1e, Auxiliary of th e Sythe ietion, court r e anoth ln an• lion, '5 -.nd eo.1111; Jamea Robert racuse Fire Department have You ng, Reed• Farley, reckleu -operaUon, $10 and case of Clarence 1 nounced th� lho'!' featuring .El Dl­ Seldon Baker, Pomeostt: Charles Raymond John&0n, ville, veraus �ho bills .h11n.11elf as �he bu• coita 11blo d with dismisse as w i'oy, e no muffler, -5 and eoall; Chester man cigarette lighter eats f.1re_ and th plaintitl. Ray S.tterfiell, no oper•tor'1 11· ell•rged tO e practically everything else .md1ge1• Fuqeral service, for B1anclle ts. s co and ta , cenae tible. Net pro;ceeda of the show will Walker, age 62. who died ­ Ethel by Middle be u 1ed toward the p urchase of a . Armted last night ng A.fma Hospital, At­ Set Shelteri Be at To intox­ ces with Servi ry a chareed I fire truck for the town, Auxili port police and hens, Mon day aiternoon will be spokesmen ,ay. ication was Norm�!\ Jlerman, Dex­ For Mr. Joe Hoback . Ewing te r. In ■ddltlon to. �11 gastropom1cal held at 1 p. m. Crom the , 1111.,;,..1o1 llibl._ lflp, The rema ins o{ Joe Hoback, Ceme e WeU1 In burial witb l Chap a n o � 1 also �•ll formerly of Racine, will arrive i n feat.II, E l D�blo on. Downinlt at y , hi s AfSlstan_t , ter Athens, o., by train today at 12:26 bed of nails while on hJS stan ds n, ra Linde Sand I be n a d Survivors Include one ton, At. p. m. from Louisville, Ky., a nd T�xas bf i1 He native t. • s che : al Funer g n Ewi to the F. Dickso� Albany, O.; two ht bert . broug funeral arrana:e- ha8 spent eight years as a sho w­ daughten, Alice Mae Stanley, Home where s, be says. Downington and Clara Etta Ha n­ ments will be announced later. man, mai nly in ci rcuse ing, Albany; 13 grandchildren, He dled in, Louisville Sunda)' a nd . two greal grandchildren, several 11 1urvived by his wile a nd three , To ries Revo1'uliona a unts, uncle11.- nieces and nephews child ren. Ftlen da ma)' call at tbe funeral His parents who survive are M • · • Neutra1tty Biota.in a nytime. home Roe Hobat'k, Galli polis and Ina SAIG_ON, Viet Nam . lfPJ - A Hoback, Raci ne; a sister, Betty : revolutionary group seize� po":'er Jean Brickles, Gallipolis. Burial I Laos early today, Radio Vi en wl 1 l be i n Portland cemetery with ti�ane a nnounced. The broadcast Sharp Temblor Felt milltary services by the Racine aaid the rebelll had pledged to Off California Coat Am erican Legion , "maintai n the neutrality" of the _______ BERKELEY, C■llf. UPI-A Southeast Asla kingdom. earthquake off the northern sharp The broa dcut, mon itored here, C alifornia coast was recorded ear­ Pike Is Jailed By 1 did not immediately give any d ely today by the Unlvenil:y of tails of the ooup or identify the Racine Marshal California seismographic station.. Ja iled l11t nigbi by Marshal participant.a . Seismolo�"lat Don Tocher said -------A!I� Lyons, Racin_e , �as Lester the quake wu about ,Z milu off Pike,' charged by his sister, Mra. northwest of here, probably ooro,J,, Keaton, with ,.., uu ,nd Minenville Man Is the coast of Humboldt County. • battery and W al ter Hershma n, Giveo There were no repol'U ol dam-­ . F"1ne ' Suspended chareed with resisting atl'est and I Ivan Well, Mineravdle RD wa1 .x • d i,tdrbine the pea ce while into i given ■ au,pended $10 fines in cated. County Collrt tod ay . on a �tate ShoppinR Center Both Ill en are residents of Ra- patrol charge of having an .mi,e.. cine. MaRDate Heads Chief cure load . COIJUM.DUS UPI - James D . e, n Raci Arthur E. Johnsoq, I C tto, Columbwl b111ine11man, hat a a on HELD <,lsU CAMP T and SCOU ed $1 Wll.!i fi n IOY 0 named dir«tor of finance of been Boy Scout Troop 256. New Hav­ charge of 1peedine brought bY the Democratic party. Ohio the ek e w a r e a,ft ed patrol. en, teeentl)' return at Camp Arrowhead near Hunting­ Ohio DemOCl'atic Chairman WIi­ ton. Participating were Scout .Mas• .' L. Coleman said all fund iiam ' . LICINSE ISSUID •. ' \ ter Bill Frey a nd Scouts Dick Pflf activities of the party will raising is­ GOP been and as h e ent licerui Preald age Vice marri A Randolph, M ax STEPPING IN'tQ ACTION fner, George h)' Cuto and the · 1tate directed be WIi­ unpre<!e­ Brown, Mlc:key Beach, Franz Rei­ sued h1 Probate Court to Earl presldent'la1 · can�. Richard N!J:on _b�tls for ,an crall . Cuto la oeal• committee finance re, Cheshi , welder �. , c tip­ e,hert. G-:e1ory Erwln, Ned Arm­ liam Wlnet Center Sboppln1 seffltar,, ilenled MU!on bf' 11\e' Senate. N!J:on, fates his Demo lealler Uve Garnet Leona Proctor, atl'on1, Dale New, Chuck Thomp­ Rou te 2, and Keniitdy iltd., Democtallc l:q.c. ri1ea, Enterp ponenll �• ,Jiihn 2, t. , 37, hounteeper Cheshire R lOD, Ron.ale Stein and Ross Ftey. L):ndall.il Jobaliliil,ljl� lhll.recon118lled ·, ,,,,� .·, �� ' ,. J... ,.,J •• ,• .,�-_ . ,:, - ,� , ,_, .,.,.•_ ,'.Jdl. . /. .> , , . ".. '' .... ·,•- 1 ' ' -' I ,, I . ...• Pimiento cheese make an , - ·- •,..rt.., � •...,i.r. """ ;, .... ff� tit.. ••· tow ■i' +- Mlddleporl, Olllo axtra special tr11L Tried 'em? r ' J ·• - •... - 1. ,. klt<r..i,, ,..._....., I _, . Up - .; vtllHy • ..i Roush'• Shot Store ., . ............. . ............................... .. . . .. ' - F LO O tr · T-'t ff, Get Double Your Purehase l11 8� BUNDOGS ! BUNB URG[Rs! Good Thlnp Go with , H1ln1r'1 , , , 'tltl�I H1ln1r•, ao■, wltll hityt111111 Goodl l3½c sq. ft. TUI$., WID.1 THURS. : Hein1r's hot do1 rolls or hambu,got buns with dell• ciou�y melted American or : : : , We Pay 1% lalereu 0a Your Savln11 ·---·· DOUBLE POLL PARROT STAMP D A YS ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • Dry Cleanini POMEROY NATIONAL BANK -.... ..... JI Nan11 ·1rand Merchandise to d1po11t ID CEILING TILE " I L_ 1. I The au11 pruently are served by the Brown1vllle, Gr■yaville, Mu· tual, He.lop, Lelwmon, Plainview Mutual, D alzell Fanner, and Har• rlettsville telephone companJea. ■ Like Father, Like Son 11 I, SINGLE COPY - &c COLUMBUS UPI - The. Ohio Bell Telephone Co. h11 111ked the Ohio Public Qlllltle, Commiuioo tor pennlulon to exteJid It• service itlto �In a�,:1; ot, Monroe, No­ hle 1111f:1 Waalilntto,D·.couoU,,. : · r � �- :a::����::;;���:;,�;;�-.;;-.;;;;...;·;,j 4• j. ), Ohio Bell Asking Service �ights In 3 Counties c•--, ■■ .. Atte ndln& last night at the meetin1 pN!lided i,ver by Kirk­ land wu Secretary Leslie Fultz, Jlr. Reed, Mr: Grueser, Kalad Htndy, ,..... lolahokey, R L, Jacob.&, MllC Ward and Karl ltraut ter. ·.. •QD $29· ·_, ,,, - " Id The atudy will be on City De1i1n a nd Planning, Mr. Reed said today, with the einphaal1 on long ran1 e plannln, and zoning for the two towns. Following th e aludy· the plan will be made available to thti two Chambers at a modi!Jrate cost, M r. Reed ••id. ROo• ;� ,omeroy B d ent1ne Tbe 1tudy to be conducted by Di:-. Frankel and 1 2 graduate atudents in ar chitecture will oc­ cup, about two weeb and will be a )olnt project of tile Pom e­ roy and MJddleport Chamber.a of Commeree. Tile 1tudy bas already been autborbed by the Pomeroy body and Ted Reed Ir., and WIii­ iam Grueser were naliled last hlpt. b¥ Pre•ident C, W, Kirkland to contact the M iddleport Cham­ bu of · commerce for final •ppro­ val of that ll'OuP to the plan. Holds Picnic At New Haven Park I ! • - II Id .., VOL XII NO. IHI . I Bradford Class I I llo­ ao "'" ! • at ., _ ,_ l_loltol ,... ......... ..... .... ttwi, _.,.ltht..t a ... tho tho k-., l�lce llhew flan 40 percent ef the ,...,., ....._ accWwth oc­ wr In the kttdtitff 1MI ant el fhNt ltwoln tht hancla. ■ I . -. Now Yoo Know ., .,t ,, I' '' ' ' l I \ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 8, 1960 adams hatfield rowley schell will