https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7fa462ff350da3fa448616fa9628c596.pdf c1f464a0af95d70ebcb541c9639c8c40 PDF Text Text �Dall)' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, • • -- Delaware Pastor ..4nno11ndn1 Birllt Mr. and lln. R.ontld McDade 11n. Roy Blankenablp and llro. DoDtld llcKDIJhl entertalo<d the of Canal Wlncbe1ler are announ­ Sew-ltlta Sewina Club Wednesdlt cing the birth of a daughter, Amanda Kay, (.randparents art: e•enlnl at their club room. Mr. and Mn. Willie Davis, RI· Durln« 1 short bu',ineu �Ilion cine and Mr. Jnd Mn. Ray llc­ with Mn. Donald Collin. J)Nl9id.l.n,:, Dade, Let.art Fills. ieWlral money makin,s projects were dilcussed. Mn. Dayton Strick­ land won the door prile. Miss Betty Brown, Columbus. A deuert course w11 sened by is tpendint the week with Mr. the botte11e1 to 16 rnemtf:er1. and Mra. Leroy KeB11ini;:er., 8Mn1 Sn,ion Held 'I• o.• Aul, 26. 1960 a .•,S.,.,. ...... , ( UT WHAT • To Preach At Baptist Church Mr. Stephenson !s ln hil 14.t h year at the Delaware. S.ptist I rhureh and the put year h11 been the bes t from a stewardship I standpoin t . During the every me mber can• vass tor 1960 t he churc h not only underwrote a n increased operat­ ln.i:: budget and it1 quota fo r the "C hrielian Hl�hcr Educ•tlon C hai• ]cngee" (a Jlftional effort to raise $7 .1'00.000 for collei:ie etc) b ut also a ne,w Christian Education unil to cost_ $40,000. -.•. - ,.. .. . ..... ., ........ ..... ,... .....II'•.,. ......,,.. olall._� ... ...,_ "" W of ...... tliof pl11t• - • l,anlc - Ion'! full ...,..,, ... ottltudt ol holplv1- " "' L IIW'I ._ 11111 Qf .WICI WI fflM TO OIYt, MWAYI. . 111 • IAIIIII . ca n, We P■y 3% lnlet'e■I On Your Saving, POMEROY NATIONAL IANK BANKJN(; SINCK 1872 • • Itev. Bum ell Stephenso n, of Delaware will be the aueat 1peak• ed at the Pomeroy BapU1t churth thl, Sunday rat the 9:30 wol'Shlp service. He and wife (Sophie Blazewicz) and three. IOtll are vi1iting relativea a nd friends here duri ng their vacation perlod. Member Federal Reoerve Syslem Member Federal n..,...11 llllunnee Corporallon POMIIROY -- RUTLAND 1 956 FORD Foirlone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 ,195 $995 1 956 BUICK Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 ,195 $1 ,095 1 957 BUICK VI �per . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 ,595 $1 ,495 1 957 BUICK VS S1111clol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 ,595 $1 ,495 1 957 DESOTO v• �reflite . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 ,595 , Door. Power $ 1 ,495 Hard 1\>p 2 Door. Run, 1ood. 6 Door Sedan. Clean inlide Hd out. FordomaUc. R.adlo and Heater. Hird Top- t Door. One care(ul owner. Dfnllflow. Radio and Heate r. Hird Top 2 Door. One .orefiil, ownu. Extra nice, Power Stee rl na:. Hard Top 4 Door. One oarelft OWMr. Showa beat of care. Dynaflow drive. Rldio and Heatir. ,teerinc and bfali:ei. DeSoto'• flne at a nd be■l IK!t1Je1, and thll one la really fine, l 95B •u1CK vs Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'Hard Top a Door. Sharp $1,895 car, top (n idtndltlon. Dy naf.Jow drlvo. Rid.lo and boater. J 958 BUICK VS Speclol ; . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 957 PONTIAC VI s..,, Chief •; . . . . . . . . Sl ,595 :I Door _Seda'n, Almoal like the �' �t. w,, ■old. .. , � tha.n 19,000 careful mllc1. D)'naflow. ' Hard 'l\,p t Door. lmmaooloj<I thn,ujjhouL a -, � -.1 corburoton. Hydramotle. l 955 CHEVROLU 9 Pan•n••• . . . .' . . . . . . . . $895· llu�n. ldeol !or i..., t;mllJ. (Jood ..,lalllon, , · t 956 OLDSMOI I Li SuiNr' -8... . . . . . . . . . . $1 ,195 c'-"n.ftt�_••�h1re. Power atoerlnt and b�ke1. , 1 956 PONTIAC VJ M•ril foD . . . . . . . . . . $1,lf5 .., � Doi,,. Chol<e o{ t.wo line , hf, ..:.. ,aolh Hyanmo tic. Radio and Hooter. 1 955 PONTIAC VI Hord TaD . . . . . . . . . . $1 ,895· $'1 ,495 •$" 795· , $1 ,195 . .. • $l ,09;"·, 1 .... $79 5 ' '. �.914 BUICK 4\Door Sidon . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . $595 """' mu,h mOA. l '• J · ,·R U C KS . ' ' ' $495 . .,' ., ·\ . , • • • • I , ' $2 . ' . ;1 '' t' . '. ''.· . $1 ,49$_ $1_� .. . a1 ,e n t1 n e nrttr.,. ...,..... ...__ I Old Sa em Society News I I . 'II IQ E· Vents I I 0. · S I ftefflS "'f f AtereSt Thomas f ,, ' n. I ii J?e- -cc--+ $495 e ot,i., - • llttll - Ill _,., ..,,.._ _, lotr _,. CNler .,,.., ....,., ,-1... ...... ....... - ..,.,_ I.ow ,-..,......, "' tho .,,,.. SO. nertltwul t9 1M 'II ' I ■IW■Mfll. I At Weber Home NOW ANVt U7 ,eund• of rtN ,._ 1 art M■ded t. MP:• one eunu att,r of ro• which 61 ullld In , ' n. c 1 955 BUICK VS Speclcll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $595 • I Garden lub H·olds Session WA S Ir U•llod Prt11 lntomaff..,I • I Nancy J.o Mayer .Hon.or,ed With Birthday Partv USED CARS I Dip. Like n..., �luo and ,,..hlle 11111111. � atlo ' drlvc. M iddl eport Soc' ·S A L E r. one j_f � About WI•tk . )lad Top 4 ' By Welcomed K,·n Club H,ere S- N EW iU ICKS and PONTIACS ,. I New Membet _ n d-. Aroun _d_A __ CGIIGlla Club Mdb )In. Llwtene, Leonord 111d l(n. Max Folmu wen 1ueata when lln, fl;chard Finl•• ··-- the B> lhlt ly Irmo Monthly Co nat, Club Wedneadoy Mr. and Mn. f.OY Jone1 moved evenin& 1l bet home, !ut Main St Mn. Carl H)'aell WU welcomed recently from Syracuse to the pr� Winnera for the even.Ina ffN u I iliew member when the Kin perly whieb they purc hased tome Mn. Donald McKenzie, lira. Row• &y FRIDDII HOUDAMtSL"t ly LUCILLI IIAWl<tNI b met Wednesday eveniDI at Clu time aso from the Ohio Fuel Co. ard Lo11n, Mn. John Beaver and · n the bome o1 Mra, Harold Ebenbleb i n e be bas who Neael Cbnlea Pfc. Buu Bttgle returned to It w■s the former home of t he Nor• 'iul. Finlaw. Tbe door prize wu b�ineu returned Butternut Ave. Florida an c1 mp at Ft. Molllmouth , N J., man P'llber family. awa rded to Mrs. Beaver. secret p&I tome Wednesday evenina. FoUowina: a 1hort bu1ine11 ae111f ter spe nding the weekend wlth P hyll11 Ible ■pent Sa t urday af- &iftl were receieyed by Mn. Loin charge of Mra. Ted Warner, Charleslon s at w11 Hackett Mihael n his pare nt,, )f:r. an d M . Joe terenoon in Athe na where s�e was gan and )ln. Finlaw. • . too Airport Wednesday evenln& Lo pre■ldent, games we re played a.nd Beegle and -'•ter, Shirley. a . h08te■a �t the 25th wedd mg •0• Refreahmentl �re . aeryed by Mn. Jerry Zarbaugh and Mia.H n1 "er&1.ry of Prof. and Mrs. A. S. t'ir ho11lf'M to the above and Mrs. meet Mr,. R;ckeU· a nd children, pMu1 awarded to Mrs. R. E. who spent lhe past two weeks in Vaughan and Mr1. Theodore Le­ Beverly Campbell returned to Bow!ing. Eugene Triplett and Kn. Charle, .M,i ami Fla. Wbile in Florida they hew. T he door prlze w■s won by · th eir home in Groveport, Thurs­ M111i11 Roae Easterday_ . r� turne<i Riffl e. I were dinner guests of the o. L. Mrs. A nnice Ohlinger. Mrs. Edca r day after a visit with Mr. and home Friday after a v1s1t 1� _t�e _______ .Myer■ one day, J PraLt recei\led a birthday 1Ut fr_om Beck family at Mrs. Henry Eichinger and family Eastern states and at Vi rg m ta PARENTS NIGHT and ho1tel8 a:1fts r. and Mrs. William Stansbury her secret pal M of Chester. . c h Bea The ltother ' s Alll.Hiar)' of Boy and children left thi11 mom ing for I were pre1cnted to Mrs. Ebcrsbacb. A2C John Beaver returned to Mr. and MrJ. Lawrence Roush Scout Troop 246 will bold Par• Refreshme nts were served by their home in Clearwater, Fla. Lockbourne Air Base Wedneaday moved lut we ek to the Clark I h k enl's Night thi1 even lna: al 7 at They hne been vi, llinl with .\{r, the hoatess and favon were ball after a two weeks vi si t wit h his house and expect to do rarn:' w_ork. the Scout Hall, and Mn. Gare n St.ansbW'y and in point pens, p1rent.s, Mr. and Mrs. John Be•· Mrs. Frances Roberu, Racine, El• lmporl.l nt l:alsinea1 matter• Beaver with other ,relatives. Mr,. , ver. Nye Ave. ma Mrs. Louka ma , Syracuse; Ir w ill be dilCUued and the fUm At tend m Q" we� those named. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gile■ and Ible and Mrs, Blanch e E asterday, of the ■ummu ..:amping trip , Slansbut? and children have peen Ebersba.Et here a month with Mr. Sta ns- �bove and Mrs. \\ 1Uard daughter, Sharon ret urned to local, and Mi■s Teresa hnsom of , will be shown. C: J. Mra. rs, Frank Powe . . r & ,I • rs b w-y coming for them the fi t of lhc1r home in Hampton, Va., Wed­ Llnc11ter attended the Rout h re • ns an d Hawki Homer Mrs. ersbach, I lhe week. nesday after a \liail with his bro­ union -at New Haven Sa t urday. I two J!"UCStl, Miss K■aron Kelton ttfer,in,law and slater, Mr. and . Mh. France, Roberts and son, �r. and Mrs. . �- R. Berry and I , a nd Miss Datla Ebersbach. children �re vls1tmc with Mr,. and Mrs. Norman Harbrecht and dau• Philip, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Clay The nex t me eUna wn.:· be Wedi:::hlcr , Dehra. Brya n t, Middleport; :11r. and Mrs. I Mn. David S1_1eller. They plan lo I 'lesday evening, Sep t . 14', at the ly Mrs. Mlln Nelaon ...._ Charle1 P, Ihle, Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mr,. Carl Randolph of leav e for t hetr ho�e on Sun�ay \ home of Mrs. Homer Hawkins. Tuesday e\lenl ng guests of Mr. Ible and children, local, and Mr. T0l edo have bee n Jueatl of her and Mrs. Sne!l!r wlll return w1th and Mrs. C. J. E_bf:rsb��h Wtre 11. nd Mrt. Robert Ransom of La n- slater and brather•in-l1w, Mr . and Lhem for a " t. Mr. and Mrs. W1 lh1 G iles :rnd . ·aster were Sunday afternoon Rirtl,day Obaerved. · M r . Paul �irueser 1s p1 anmng Mn L R Chapman· da ui:;: hler, Sharon , Hampton, Va. · �nd l'I Mrs. Ronald Browmng entertJin• vl1it a Bar• In of Mr .a nd M'rs Clark I hle, for Sunday e lCl\l to TUm t . Ra lb M er a nd Mrs. Jed We t)fte r - Sr . . ilnd . '.f ra. , Pbyllil and Ch,rl l!!I. The birthdays :h el'ey ! be e '·1 '! · h� !.with her brother-in-law berton cd and wllh . a p t Sh , h ve en Viii : Jew Web· ster Jr. were bus meu of Patty Ihle and Teresa Ranso m da ,,.ter, =·� r , ' 'W c dater, co n h ome Mr. e and n ow• L Mrs. Thom11 S , m i::., m o Ing mu1• .. ,...."er • brother� eal " I • vi• sJ t.ors m At hen s Th ursday. • anee of the third birthd ay ·ol,.her · were celebrated Wlth ice cream, Ogdin and family of finneueeJ ball · · . Re"· and :Mn, Clyde •J. Ba rtlett, Hn, Kim. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. St raup eat and eo.ffee being served Mr They enjoyed a tr!P Lbrough the m· pan ' who have been on ncaUon from A decorated cake, in the sh,pe e and dau�hter. Charlene of Colum• nl III Ran Smoky t I th e local Church of the Naureno o� a butterfly, ice cream and koo I bus were weekend gue1U of Mr. ,ied hom'� by .;::s:' !�o"i: visit:, The "� � o�fn • • a.iM°:lier famllv � of a are expected to re tllffl today or a d were served, Favors we re 1oy i Mnd Mrs. Roy Mayer anti ,famib ' ed wUh re1I·ri ve1 th c past wee k· lem Ce nter had u tuesta. .recently Saturday in order to bt here for hat& and telephones 'With suckers a nd other relative,. M�. an_ d Mn. •Burl Steele and two I services Sunday. · They haye been altached. Vialtors at t he Dou'�lu Circle eSVI e · C�1ldr�n , Richmond, l.lld., and . Mrs. viliiting in Buchanan, w. ya,, nd Attending were Mrs. Raymond a home Tuesday were :m. Ern,,t Miller 1:1 mother, Mrs. Munsi nger Baity aJ\d daughter, Kare n , Mra . Hebron, Ohio, wlth relaUvea. Johnson and children of Cbeahii't,; and daughter of Omaha, Neb, I . I r:h11.rlea' Hoffman and daughter, •• e wa1 In G a11,. Mrs. John zer... Mrs. F.dward Deem and ,on, Roa:er, The WUkcl\lille Garden clu b will a: M n d o icki, a nd Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., Mr . i er an s n, Ronald, re n f Portland and Ralph M urray and J\), eet Sep_&. 8 at the grapge hall. turlled home with her brother, polis several daya thil week to aV d n, Michae i o so friend, Eloise Turley, Dunbar. l 11111 i1 "Friend1hip Nig ht" an� BurJ Steele and family for a 1hort vi ll her aister, Mn, Earl Dailey, a patient in HolJ.er Hospltal. .Pllra. Ch uck Wagner ()f Ra.cine spent anyone Interested. in garden n s l 1 v bit. Mr. and Mrs. John Walker Dailey, wno entered Tuesday night with Larry Circle of invited. MH. Raymond Jones 5: of the hospital Mason fJass Holds vlilted the Steelea �ttr and re• \ two weeks 110 following I heart Carmel . . Wellston will 11how . rellglom turried Mr1. Miller home. inner e58 OD . Sue Ci rcle attended • FHA pie- ellde1. A covered dish d mner will · Mrs. Carl Shenefield spent a attack, ia some better. Sunshine Su nday School The Mr. Jacob a n d me at Lancaster, Thursday, a Mra. n Bet d z '.be aerved. \ day of in Athens with her clas liattr -the M�son Metbodilt e o, , Pa t Vaugha n, Cral1 Wehruna:1 Hoyt, will leave t The annual bean din ne r will be Mn. Cec H McLeod, who ia aerlou,. era n daon, Jim h.i mblll when tb"y will Church met for the 1r regular meetday Co John ThomH and 011rle1 Hamm held Sa.turda)', Sept. 3 at the for 1 . Le- ly Ill. spend the week end with Mrs. inJ on Thursday, August 18, at the l,dt this week for Miami, Fla,, aion Grove. ,biter, M r. Gene Ball Restauranl i n Pt. Pleas• where t hey will spend a week The Vinton County schools will Mr. and Mn. Mlle& ·Nelson were Betz'! brothe r-In-law and wlt� Jo hn Kunzelman who lis In open on Thund1y, Sept. . and Mra. John Witten. on Wed• a nt. I in Athena Saturday night to atThose enjoylny the dlnn�r were nesday they and Mn. Ethel J"oneJ e�):meerlng Hudent at Riddle In· Mr. and Mn. Dan Sayre apenl tend the DeMolay installation when Mrs. Hazel Smilb, Mn. Vivian Fry, , shtu te of Technolon. the put week vac1tlonlng In fan• Paul NelMn Aikman w11 inatalled were In Ath-ena. We<:kend aue ata of M r. an d . ada. Mr. and Mts. Joe Hecox and Mn. Joyce Canon, Mn. Hilda 1 as Muter Councilor. Noble, M'.n. Lucille Swackhamer, Mrs. Leroy Ketilllnger were M_�. Mra, WIiiiam Schaefer fell reEddy Hlad of Reyno1d1burg re• daughter, Susan, Perry.11bur s, are Mn. Muri .Megee, Mrs. Ruby Tyree, anJ Mrs. Scott Brown and thtl• cent})' breaking her l eg. \ today arrive the lo due apend to turned home after apending s dren, Columbua; Mr. and M ra. week end with Mr. and Mn. Ra)' Mrs. Ellen Foglesong, Mrs. Matilda Inapection held al the Wllk1 week at the Grover Stollf home. Noble, Mrs. Jean Warner, Mts 1 Ha• Earl Jo.rdon, Springfield; Mr. and Gran a:e Hall wa1 well attended. Re• Hecox Jack Bolen or Columbu, visited Mrs. 8111 Cox and children, Ak• treahmenta were served at the the e ichmond, Coldlbus, WIil zel UevJ.n& and Mra. Jean Lyons. R Dia�e P&lt week with bi& mother, ron; M�. and Mn. Dale Smllh cloae of the mHUn1. be here fo r a weet'a vacation with Mn. Grover Stout". and chtldren, Rutland; M r. and .M n. Flo11d. Davis, Clara Philllpa1 idr. ahd Mra. Carl Shenefteld Mr. and Mn. Manning Webster and Mrs. Clarence J()r(Jon, Harrison• An n Halliday and Mr. and Mn. were virliiln&: 'U Sunday with Mr. and her brother. R. G. We�ter, father ville: Mrs. Haa:el Cla rk and aon, Earl Stron1 _ WC!re Sunday vl11ton Mrt. Mr Webste r who make■ hl1 of Georae Turley:arid family In .A. Or t\.. C olu mbus, home �t the oak Hill Rest Home, of M.r1, Minnie 'Nichols. West Vl r,tnla. Pear"I Mr1. Roberta .calland Mr. i s also visiting with the Wehltera. Mr. and j\(N. Earl Arbauizh and Mra. Anna Ogdin and daughter, rt Wee} Robe Sherman Mr.11. on ed. ,pent Sonny bu Blevens, wbo Cl rra Phillips ·attended ln1pectlon Mra. Maxine Griffith, were visiting I the past several . weekl with hit n esday afternoon. it Vinton Town1hlp Grante on M r1. Cecil MeLeod, Athena, Sun- , t& ·Mrs. Edith Davia spent Mond11 ra n dparen , iM . and Ml".I. B . I'. Thur1d1y. nlibt. d1)' after noon. h her sister, Mrs. James H11ulwit l Ceci to Parmale returned Field e Mr. and Mr1. William Cottrill Mn. Marvin Wil10n received , ton, were in OaUipolla on busmen on word Fr.ld1y ni1ht of the death of Florida, �here his parenll, M:rj and Cottage prayer meetinl was Mrs. DaJlaa Blevens are now lhdilg. Saturd•f· her fatKer1 Qert Hoosier, who had rol Ba�µ:J .u,d. ¥n..s Ro- held at t)l� hoine of .�. C�le1 Mia Ca . ,M,r1 and Mrs, Roy Mayer ent•• )fr. find Mn. Tom, �ult ��r� btell 11riouly Ill for Nvenl laiiied with a party Tuesday evea­ week end gpeata of her b...,._ti; weelu, The Wilaona went lmmedJ- bert Tewktbar')', who .ha:r! .� 1 on Eblin Monday ,evening . M_n. ,George Jrlcklea and chJld· ·of Dr. I. ln1 at thei r home, Oak St., honor­ Mr. and , Mri. Earl Arb1ua::h. 1tely to Gaye, W. Va., whee vacation from the office tn to wOJ'k on ren, M111 Carol and Pat •Ha111ey, Davis, J. will retu Ing their daught,r, Nancy Jo, on M r. and M;r■. Amoa Lowe have the - Hooaleri live, Monday, Dr. Davi, 1, allO uj)ected J(ra. Arthur Eblin, "Mrs. Carl her seventh bi rthday. Long and son, Miu Sandra Ebhn, to relurn Monday Games were �yed on the lawn VOICII IIOUNCID ov II ..... M r. and Mn. Fred M... ,nd Mn. Poul Snld�r and children . under the direction of Donna Marie HOLMDEL, N. J. UPI-The Lea Kay of Col- Jira. Jerry Colmer, Mrs. Jumor Hauck and Donald Mayer with first tranaa.Ua n tlc vo!<:e me11a1es children, Fred and u came to spent I Templeton and Mrs. Betty Wild­ Tllelday mbua prize, awarded the winners. and a recordln1 of "America the man and t!hlldren c,lled on . Mr. several daya with Mn. Mees moLh• After the honbred a:uest opened Beautiful" were bounced off theMn, Fred Flllln� and dau&h• and Mrs. , r e Jamel Mr. Faulkner. her many glfl.a lee cream, decorat­ Echo I satellite balloon Tue.day , Sharon. ter, a. r , r He ees man mothe :11:ra. K ed cup cakes and punch were 1en-The Rutland Amateur Gardeners nla:ht and plcted up by the Jo' a. Ruuell Robert r . and M ec Mted. Favors were balloon• and party, Club met Wedneaday evenlna: at drell Bank experimental ttation Meea who r ently underwent eye Mr. •'!'d Mr■. wllh s_.Pent Sundi'y t, at Hoapltal, ,urg� Carmel Mt. cups filled wi th candy. the home of Mra. Vemon Weberr In Eneland. tePorted recoverlna: nicely and ii Sherman Roberta . and ramtly and Attendi ng were Ma r<:)' Lee Ow• · for their · ftrtt meeting. The club en s, Ricky Mayer, Scott Walton w11 orranlied by the RuU1nd moved their house trailer from Co- thoupt lh1t ahe wlll retain the Mr. and Mrs. .Fred ruu.n1er ·and Judy and Sh e lla McK n lu: ht, Sun n., Garden Club urller thi s month lumbua to the property of her Pf?• iiJht In bet eye. His fathf!ll'; who dau,:hter, Sharon Ela ine. Ruschel, Debbl e H unnel, Kathy and at Wedne�1y'1 meeting Mn. enta:, Mr. and Mra, Ray Straws- hu been an invalid for the paat two yesn, 1, al the Bellevue lleatJane and Linda Kay Durst, Roger Robert Relbf:1 [n1talled the f()llow bau1h. In Charles Snivel)', employed and Judy Hyaell, Ruth Ann and lng II onlcen of the club: Mn. In Home, 240 Woodland Avenue, . Juanlta Te rrell, Bobby Joe werry, jJ. oe Bolln, pruide nt; M ra. Carl Columbu1, .11pent the week end W,1tb Columbua. " Mr. ond Mr•. Ll,wre,nce 1t1itto1 Betty Gayle Campbell, Mary Sue Morrlt, vlce prealdent; Mra. Jim hl1 parents, Mr. and Mn. M,Cot ., .... Gllk•r and ion, Phillip, A�(lft.tl, 01., Hayu, Marisha Dunl and Car l Nelaon, ■ecre\lry and Mr■. How­ Snavely. Mr. and llr■; Clinton , G l\keJ Georill! G ray of Columbua ■P8Rt vl1lting with Mr. and . Mn; C. W. He ndrick■ Jr. ■rd Birchfield, treuurer. Ttle family ue apendin& . t• • and lt•v� to for plan Theye Sendlnf glfta but unable to at• ne• officen were each pre■ented, th,e week end with J'riU. and Elva Mattox. Or their bome ·&4tunl1y1 on Wt,1ne1- weeka 111 Colo,tdo the iuelta. ot. tend were Ricky Werner and Na• with a cona&e, i . Chari.. Cro• two famllleo wore In Col, the lilbZaNl1 ind Llndoten. oml Ohli nger. DurJnc .the evenlna Mn. Weber ' baa been � day � .1 Mr. an'd 'Mn. George ' tlirk are heN> they v•-uat Olell• w· umbui �preaented I flower arran1ement turned bome from Hober Hoapllll taDO Park and the aoo, ud allO 1pendln1 • eoupIe oI week• w ltb where ,he underwent ,ur,ery . .. , demonatr1tion. , their daalb�r Mn. Harry Plum•7 "' AnlU"ew CottrIll ,. ... a -Ical p.■• ln n..11w1N1. ,Procnlil p�il• for the year mer of Carroll. !"' ______ ....,,... I we.re dlNu� •nd the club wa.a Uent at the Holler Ho,pllll. , Mn, Joe Conoy la spending a Pomeroy. �o HANDICAPPID:wfiK )tr, iod Mn. Kel@n ' Pbllllpa, alao PNlfJn� with a 11rden OTON UPJ-Prelldent couple ol weeks with her doughw••llJN olub ba�'lb<N>k from the RuUond , Tommy and Martha, were recent · club. iuetta of bis molhfJ', Mrs. ciar, 11.enhower laued a procl•maUon· ter CaroJ Jtw.e1 1n columbu•· · Tuoodoy dffllnollnl the WHk be- I Mr. 1pd Mn. C.rl Knicely ol The follbwln1 committee, wen Phillipa. Raymond Loni ind·famlly ipent slnnln& Oct 2 H "National Em· D�)'ton ■,ent- a few d1y1 be� named for die year: Proar•m. Mri. Moi'tu, Mrs. Polin, Mn. Nel­ u,e put ,week at tbelr cot!Qe al �Joy the' Pbyalcolly U.ndlefpped I during Ute fair with her hl'llli!et, Thor Cll'lfly. !0'1,, Mn. 'Bl�hlleld and Mn. �lte J1<:k1on. ' . , . ' · · ----·, . · :.i...W.tlf/r.i i Ttl�pil.one,, Mn. Carroll SnOW• , deili ·ftow• •�d C1rd, Mro . Bill • 8to'lfri' ailcl ll_ra; Robert Snowdeft.; COMING IIPT. 4-5-6 ' ' . t 11W liuMlell),'. · Mn: llellCln; Civic, HO WAS THAT µDY" .' M ro . Nathan Tiny Curtis - Dean Martin ,' I ., 1 lcrt.,._"k. llr1. Rorer · RO\lah, ' '. ' Xelllltl.h arid Mn. Er­ oek' Nl,,110li,m. Wayt ond M•�.._ ' ••Blrdllliild, Mn. C. Sn\hy• . , \lfl 1 I •, " den j and lln. Dqn Rife. r; will be held , Tho not *"_\flll at the b� of 111'1. Nelton, Mainly About People In Pomeroy I guelta' TONIGHT Brigitte Sardot In "THE NIGHT HEAVEN FELL" (Tc?chnleolo r-Scope) - alsn Julie Lon.don aM John Drew Barrymore ln "NIGHT OF fflE QUAR'J'ER MOON' {Cin�m.astr,pf!l ALS� CARTOON SATURIIA Y ONLY THE CRIME THAT SIIOC'Kffi TIIE WORLD! Dianne V':1r�l - Dean Stockwell Or.sen Wells � Btad DUlman "COMPl/1 .SION" (Cinemascope) - al so Wi.\lard Parker ln ''THE LONE TEXAN" <In 11ea11a<ope> -Aj1l0 CARTOON IUND,i. Y and MONDAY FABiAN - Carol Iqnley "HOUND DOG MAN" , (Clnc,m1,cope & Technicolor) - also Kelth Ande1 - Susan Cllhot ''SURRENDER HELLI'' ALSO CARTOON Blaeltnars Annual • s•,,. ...... Star Morning, N • --• ��•ety ews •· ' , 1 •r:e SOLD ,.. SOLD .' II"- · . .. ·Make · E. lberfelds rt;r�.,�� USED CA aearanc• SALEI . Y9,,M·, Shopping · Ce"�' Dam Jo,- 'Batk•To·School ,,, ' •·-· · ' .. ,I i l • l . t • . ' ,, .. ,. . , 1' ' ' ' . .... ,, · , ¢1of� i;s · 011�: -��oo,I, . ��,�•i•s , ., , ,,. .,,.,, , .('.;,\1._. � -•�� )��� ' . . ' ,:lloj� �f-�11: :�.i�,,:, . . ··,, 't '11i:e M e i,:• County Pomona Grange will meet in re1ular aea­ aio n Friday e\lening, Sept. 2 at the Rock Springa Grauge Ball with Stir Granie u boll. • MEIGS THEATRE weet." Pomona Grange To Participate In Contests HarrisonviUe · 'tety Deport soc \he NOT OPEN August 14 Thru 'Sept. 3 Giant Union Opens 4-Point Push For Dems '·. / ,! I l ..' Thi■ wt1 1 be the annual elec­ tion of officera, Abo, the lfate and national conletta will be held. The state conteat iJ "Companion Shirt and· Pound Clke-." 'l1le na­ tional conteat i■ ()D crodletinc, 3rd Settlanpat le rolls, butter cake and drop cook· Made By Foundation lea. l'b� third, quatter'ly settlement All subordinate memben are of- the allte ■thool foundation pro­ urged to attend. a:ram bu heel\ made b)' the State .EduCltion Department for school diltrlcLa:, Dlvilion of School Fin• Winnen ance. Reeeived here was: . Bedlord Local, '2,728.22; Eut­ Announced By·A,.hland Prins awarded by the .Ashland ern Local, �Mi Northwest­ em $58,167.00; Sali1bury Local, Oil & Refining Company, ,Gerald $\O.lf06.93f Southern Local $49.- Amberpr, local manager, during the county fair here were Manin 0M.l!ll; Toto! ,1ee.m.20. Fry, Middleport\ a wrilt watch; Paul Moore, RICllte, electfie clock; ITAllTI TttY H1CHIGAN CITY, Ind. UPI­ Mrs. Harold Brewer, toq: Bottom, Jamel Qulvey," Shade, A billOrY lnllruelol; at Ala•b camen; Vnivenity Harry Bnus. age 39, grease gun; Mn. Grace Routh, Ra• dove into the ebll)y waten of cine, grease 1un; Teddy Dunt, Lake Michllan btre today in an Portland, areue gun. A cue of Valvoline went to F. atte mpt �m• the lint per• son to swim tbei 38-mile course C. Halliday, RuUand, and KePlll Roush, Mlnenville. across the la.kt lo Cbicago. Prize 9WIM to A.re • �• fHE DAil y' SENTINEl ·• ,. ••• • .. •• • t • • •' . .'• Commeii_tatirtg Editorial !y A Man-S ized Jo� • I They'll Do It Every Time SATUROol.Y NIGMT ANO 01"10,"IHE CORNER BU1'CMEl:l, PU11'5 114 AN SO$ TO SAVE 1-!IS VI�¥ ..,,. ==--J &ERVICE PJ LOOK-VOU ,GOTTA GE"T RI� HELL0:0FREl!'ZElt OVliR I-ERE/I MY. IClE• � IS. ON lHE. �RITZ!! . ALL MV ,MEAT WIU. 5POiL4/! -,: l!MoK[ • ' � OVP"wE$ll" � • • • • By Hatlo So 1HE FIX•rr MAN DROPS £VER\l;Jl-!1NG ANO �'5 � M R�-- so-o-o -�· 2-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Mlddtepcrt, ' 0., Aug 27, 1960 • l ---·- ---·--------:-:-:--- I Vfw!l�g . l �xter Couple Celebw�, S9th .. Anniversary Aui141� ./J. At l'lllJ1/11'me . • I. l ' MeigsCounty �ludedln . Area Development Program 'Es.tension educlUonal prolfl011 1n resource development, marketlns and farm and borne development wm 100n be under way in 1b: areas of Ohio, Dlrtdor W. B. Wood or the Cooperative Exten1ion Service announces. Each program will be conducted by an area Es:tension &1ent proacb to Extention work whlc!b tradltlonally hu been concentrat• ed •on the individual count)' ba1l1. Area agents will 1upplement and 1ttfln,then the work of tounty Extentlon aeenll, not replace them, Director WMSd explain,. Three new Retource Develop• rnent Areu hive been created i n southern Ohio. Two of tbete are E$tabll.lhment of the area edu• out,rowtlu of ,pilot county pro­ cational pro,rama 11 • new ap- grams in the Nalion1l Burd De• velopment Proeram carried on for · the p11t five year, 'in Mon­ roe and Guem,ey CoUJltiea. William R. Jllller, who baa been workinc in .Guemae)' County will become area &tenaion a1ent, reaource development for, M.elea, Gallia, .Athena, Jaeklon, Vinton and Ln-rence Countlea. Hit of­ fice will be In Meigs · County Exten■lon office at Pomeroy, G . Howard PbiUip1, the former Monroe County Exten1lon ■gent for rural development. ts now an area agent for Guernsey, Noble, Morgan, Washington, Monroe and Belmont Counties. Hit headquar­ ters will remain Jn the Monroe County Exteosion office at Wood•· • ' fleld. Both agenu will work closely Get "eity convenlenee" with other ore:anizlUona , and groupa and with local people in wherever you live county improvement · programs, Storm • proof Ashland Bot- the Extension Dirtttor say,. Their initial efforts will be concentrated Ued Gas heats instantly . . . in Guernsey, Monroe, Gallia and Meigs Countie.. ls cleaner and more conven­ A third Resouree Development Area in.:iude.e Clermont, High­ ient to use. land; Pllr:e, Brown, Adams and Scioto Counties. No agent has Fw More Dttall• Phone yet been selected for this poai­ or Wrltt Uon, which 11 the only one In• valving new per10nnel. Under the newly u:panded Re· 1ource Development program 1 1 Demloek Grove, Ohio Ohio River front counties and the lint tier of eountie! above Phone WY-z.6794 the riv�r. to�Une: 18 Ohio coun- ENJOY MODERN GAS COOKING At hs Best With • • • AVERY NELSON I - • I ,., • • Your Home Diiiini'•'J6e lt$tl '°"'l,lc ,our � • I • • • lasialt - ARM O LI) BROS. • ;• •,, r . PRONE . SYIIACUSE, O. W\',UIM ' 1N1 .., IN' RIIL•tHalffl COMJOllt • MIIWD "IMAno& I ' $ I ' __.....,....,.__,......_.$ . . WATER. ' . SOF;T,E MER . , • " �- ' . \ ' f S�LTS " " I We Also Have A Good S�on . Of Used Healing Equl�nl ·• • " • • • • • • amJr, -iyfiee lael,,a....lNiwr' - KUALA LUIIPUII. llalaya UPI -Kwan Fu UIIIII WM bald today ft cha.JH of counterfe!U., mllllam ot lil■laJan dollan, Pollft .W Kwan, GO, npert.17 printed batween one and, two million mWllblayan• dollan durial • ,11- month period• roD 'Y 111,1'11u• App11y Now For ..,,,;, •\y'FU,_s,�!.F..... ,RY,_ EA!!_,· Quail Areas I Anyone wa.ntmg. . . & 1� 1 ·!i -� d �;��;:u:.:: eo=. •the churcbet beu thit l'rid■J eff� Today i1 Saturday, Aua. 27, the nlnt , Au,. 20 ■t I .P- 111• lO !tart a qua11 UOth day of the year, with 128 ;;;.;;;;;;_, \ area where they will be allowed to ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.a:.;;;;; more in 1980. a The moon j!,, approachina: U• bunt qv.aU �ii f ll,, may do ao u�der euler re1ulal1ons, Don Wd· flnt quarter llam1 and Dolph Joachim ■aid toThe momi�l ,tar ii Mtn. The evening nan an ,Jupiter , da)' . Of Aatomobl!e Tire Gue-. Saturn and Venu,. _ ve to hurry. But tbe.y1J h1 Ing Contest dloplayed at on thia day ln b.l.ttol)': 1be pme proterlon uid one or In 557 8. c., Confucio111, ChtneR rnore land ownen may qualify a Meigs County Fair by AAA u1e and p!lilo.opbu, WII born. quail are, If I �lni�um of !l:00 In 185oa, Colonel :Edwin .J)rl:iie eontlnuow acre, 11 regi■tered with were: drilled the tlrst oil well iD the the 1,1me proteclon. Formerly, United State,, near 11tunllle, Pa. 1.000 acres w11 needed. the beginning of the commen:lal Applit■tion, mu1t be filed w ith development of the Amerita.n pe· Autlanil the county agme protecton troleum indu,try. by Septemeber 10th . These appli­ In 1871, Theodore Dretser, caticna ma)' be obtained from Mr. American noHlilt, wH bom. Witllam•, Rutland. Ohio, phone ll■clne RD 2 In 1804:, the flnt automobile Shadyside 2421,. or A. H. Joach• driver to be Jt.iled for speedini im, Pomeroy, Box 12', phone WY2· wa■ given a U.-e day sentence in 81116. p.....,._, the Newport, R. 1., count)' jail. The pme protectors ,1dvlle hunt• THE JOHN GROCE FARM high on top of Bigley Hill out of Long Bottom, w� caught by In 19'l8, 15 nations signed the the auc camera for thi9 "mys{ery fann" piclu re. Mr. G"l":e make, two ·trips daily to Par­ ltel logg.Briand Pad to ouUaw en, too, that hunting quail any• Thoma, McKay where acept on 1tate'1lwned land kersburg from Portland on a U. S. Mail contr act and, he doesn't get around 14> much farm­ war. unt a.tt.m / ot Jandl under agreement wilh the ing. He and Mrs. Groce, however, have four he ad of livestock. The farm · J4 years ago was Eath Won a llembonblp to Thought {or today : American DMaion of Wildlife u indicated known as the Otis Swan farm. It has �O acres. above. ii prohibited. writer Mark Twain 11id: ..ll you the AAA for OU year. pick up a 1tanin1 do& and -.nake him proapm,ua, he will not bite you. Thia I■ the prjncipal differ. enc� �t ween a dog and a man." Winners Jim Mel10n Larry O'Brien Waid Gorby Winning Team 1960 Conservation Program ls To Win Trip Still Open For P�icipants To Colorado New In Farming l't c. E. ILAl(ISLEI County Entn1lon A..nt, Apl. There is still opportunity to participate in the 1960 Conserva'tion Program in the buildini ot farm pond, clearing of lard, or application of lime aecotdlng to Pete Shields, A.S.C. Office blunager , Meig! County farmers have found the lconstruction of farm ponds as one of the moat imporant needs in the maintenance of dairy and beef cattle on pasture and meadows of the county, With the change over to bul k milk tanks this year many larmers are in• creasing their dairy herds so they find greatly increased ·needs tor water. Some of the features needed in a good farm l)Ond ■re Jhat the wa• ler shed not be too lart:e. Moat of the water shed sho\lld h«ve 1o_od vegetative cover. Emerfileney spill· ways sh all be de�igned !or a 10. year frequency ram,, and the pond, dam, and vegetative spill w ay be protected from grazing. It is alao essential that a pipe be :iroperly 1nsta11ed to carry water through the flll to a w attr tank. tM>low �hd fill. Go-Kart Races To Feature Bunyon Show Three Ohio 4-H club members a special interest iP garden.. ln g will win a trip to Cololjldo Springs, C�lo., in December. , The 4-H en will malr:e up Ohio 1 Go-Kart races will be a 1pecial �innine team_ in � state fair jun• new feature of thi1 ye,r't Paul 1or vegetable Judging, 1radlng, and Bunyan Forestry Exposition, ached· identifica_tlon _conte,t Au1us! 27. uled for Wednesday and Thursday, The contest wdl be h�ld at 9:30 a. September 21 and 22, on the Per• m. in the Horticulture and Fore1- r y County· Fairgrounds, New Lex• try building on the Ohio State ington. Admlsllion is Free! Unlversit_y �ampus. The Paul Bunyan Show, Obio's The w mmng team will rec!eive $200 lo help pay ezpen1e1 to the grealell ouldoor-consenation e:1.­ In the land clearing practice, annual convention of the National poaltion, will attract tbouunds of for which cost-sharing is a ni ilable, J unior Vegetable Grower1 Asaocla­ outdoor enthusiuta to the Perry _ farmers m,y receive help In secur- hon In Colorado Sprl�gs Decem· County communlty. In addition to ing addiUonal pssture land which ber 4-8. There the Oh io team will the Go•Kart Racea, there will be la needed for the larger dairy or compete agalnat other 1tale11 Jn a conservation air toura, wood chop­ beef herds. Many !armers find they national vegetable judging conte•t. ping and chaiDJ&w state champion are restricted in the amount of William M. Broolr:s, Oh io State contests, arch!ry demonstrations, Jn m ost areas of the county It is their land resources and cannot University Extension hol'.litcultur­ fly and bait casting demorutra­ almost impossible to be sure of rent or buy additional land near- ist in charge of the state event, tions, outdoor campiq and liYiDJ, obt.aining a good well, so the farm by , In order to provide the needed aays contestants will be asked to all types of farm and indu■trial pond has been utilized as the additional paaturi& it may be nee- j udgfl 1tx kinds of vegetabl e.!!, machinery, and equipment demon­ cheapest and most slll'e method or easary to convert some land which diseases and insects. weed■ and alraliona and opportunitiea for the securing the needed water for ii partially in brush lo an 1 mprov- vegetable seeds. visitors to operate the equipment . liVestock purposes. Throu11b the ed type of pasture land. Those persons entering the con­ themaelvet, more than 50. commer­ A. S. C. program, and with. the The most lmpo�,t need of 1 .:eat must be earryine 4-H vea:e­ cial exhibita aod the lugeat �y Supervision of the Soll Co111erva- t.feiit count, soils ts llme. _Thora 'tible gardening projects and be al of coll!el"Vation-education es.bib�ta Uon Service in the cons.tr uctlon ot �llf 1'11,l, be many days this_ fall ·eVer 11aembJed in thi1 state. £arm ponds, cost-Bharlng 1Histance w hen lime can be sprud on pu least 14 yeara old. Purpoae of� the contest, Brooks says, i1 to help Other features to include tree ia available. It is very importtllll tore and meadow land - or the coun • club members learn to identify felling contest, ouldoor cooking · ac.:ording to Mr. Shlelds that con• ty . some of the common pest& affect• demomstrations, helicopter rldet, tact be made with his office befotc Those farmers . w ho have not, as ing Oh io vegetables, to help them Boy Scout camping demonslJ'a• t'onstruction is planned o>r started yet, availed themselves of help prepare better vegetable displays tious; band concerts; and log birl• to be !Ure that the pond will meet u nder Lhia program w ill help them- by learning judging and grading ing. the Spei::iflcations for cost-sharlng. selves during the next fe w years techniques, and to 'encourage them The Go-Karl Races will be sched• by applying lime this fall. to uled both afternoons the show ia consider a career in . the vegeta· ties in all, will receive educa• Lime applied this fall will hne ble industry. in progrea&. Entry information can tional assistance from ares agents 8 much better change of ch anging _______ · be obtained from Glen HuSI, HUM Director Wood states. the acidity of the soil layer for F INAL VOYAGE �HED ULID Siles and Service, 1921-29 Starr The first area program in Farm crops In the nex t two years. All YOKOHAMA, Japan UPI _ Ja- Avenue, Toledo li, Ohio. Mr. Hun and Home Development ii being that is needed lo start the practice eatablished in the extreme north is to contact the local ASC Office pan's only tranapacific passenger is chairman of the Go-Kart Racing liner to survive World War II Committee of the Paul Bunyan E1• western comer of Ohio. Karl and arrange for the number of Clemons, who h■s been speclallz• acres t he farmer desires to lime. leavea here today on iU final voy­ position. age to Seattle. The 11,60().ton Ja­ This exposition is sponsored by ing in w orking with young farm Soil tests are then taken on , the _ pan Steamship Co. vessel Hlkaw1 the Ohio foreatry Association, lne., families in WllliamtJ County, will particu lar field and the cost -sh e r- �daru, built in 1930, will be moored Southern Hotel, Columbus, a rl,7expand his efforta to add Pauld• Ing progn m i, based on the year old conaervation-edueation Ing, FUiton, Defiance and Henry amount of time needed by that here on its return. as10Cialion. The show will open CounUes to the five-county area. particular field as shown On the each day .at 10 a. ·m. and close at POLIO INCIDENCE DROPS Hi! offict will remain at' Bryan. soil test. WASHINGTON UPI - 'fhe Pub­ 10 p. m. A 8ecoifd area marketing .Pr0• In receilt experiments at Woosgram has been eatahllshed In ter, a corn, wheat and red clover lic Health Service reported Friday that there hne been fewer paraMr. and Mra. Sol Bi&ley apent Buller, Warren, � Hamiltpn •nd rotatll)JI increesed a hay yield from lytle polio ea1111 tht11 far In 1960 Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Clermont Countiea. Wallace C. 2.7 5 lone per acre. for partial U m• Dunham . , wh o has been a rea:ional tni to 3.08 •tona per acre for a than for the comparable period• Mra. Jaft),el Carter and d1ughlen Extension specialist. in con1umer complete limit\&. With corn, Wheat in any of the previous three yeara. Of Long Bottom . food marketing at Cincinnati un• and alfalfa rotation the increase The service 11id the national po- -- -der a three-stale program which waa from 2.28 tons per acre lo 3.� lio incidence for the first 33 weeb' J Start Your Calves O.n ol thls year wu 1,U,, cuea com. e:.ded in earlj A11g 11Jt, wili be- ton, per acre. pared to 3.397 ..... for the "'"' come th e area marketing ■gent On a corn, wheai, alfalfa-clo ver­ ( tor Ohio only. He formerly serv- timothy rotation partial liming period J111t year. ed the regional potlllon for In• save a 2.93 tona per acre, bu't with The Complete Mill; farmer and' the office can have a diana Kentucky and Ohio. Hl1 1 liming up Replacer ,to a pH of 7.0 the pro­ mutual underatanding of what la head(luarters will ren;ialn In Ctn• ductJon of I � hay waa · 3,97 tons per beini don and then w 11 be no cinnatl. Have More Mill; To Sell , acre 0-, better than 1 ton per acre questlona to be anawere� after the The first area mar�etlna: pro• for I complete Umin1, practice la carried out. Tbe county gr.am wu eata:bllttied in . north• Most of th_e aolla or our area nev­ office staff, the tbwn1hlp and comi­ ea&tfrn Ohio l11t Novem ber. R. er eont,ilned mUcb lime. Lime that ty committeemen, the SOS office Richard Howard hH ' aerved 18 built up In · tb'9 01'1anlc matter on "We Do CMlom Grllld llll'' and .the E:11tenelon Service olflce , the state'■ fir1t lre1, ..1eint In a the aoil ,urfa'ce in. original fore1ts No. :lnd lt. ,._ WY W254 can assist tarmen in knowina what four-county area embraelns Cu.ya- enabled p\olleer farme to g w MIDOLll'OIIT rs practices may be applied in their [ oo boga, Summit, Stad: and Port• a:ood elov�r for 1ome )'ean until particular altuatlon. age counties. Hl1 �flee ll at . acldJty became I problem. Cuyahoga FaU.. Top10il lotef lime In three ways: _ ,__..;;;;;;;,; ;;;;;;;;.;;;;a;;,; · ·,;-;;..·;;.;-i l B1 crop rem()val,· by leaching (disaa .,,'.,,. ,olved In toU walor ■nd carried lnto aubeoll and deeper), and by ero. ,Ion. r· , Commo·n. CTOPI remove lime In the tollowlna order: Alfalfa, clov' en, aoyhe1ri1, com, timot)l.y, ■nd 1 ' il.e common g'ratri Cfops . Legumes u.ed for bay or pasture remQve • calcium and ma.�eaiuffl. at a high · \ . rai,. Until M'.eig1 1 County farmers s� t. the lime ., leyeJ! Of · their soils up Cath or TriNI• close to the ne'utral or pH 7 ranga, • 1lppUeaUohl · Of lime will continue w ith ALFLA( 1•8 Alfred Area Events Reported THE ONE FQR YOUR MONEYI LATE S�llUIIUI SA L E ND. 1••• One Row Pull Picker • • • j ' REG. $H9:95, NOW,$1 19.95 ' \ ' ' ' Your 'iGIJi, Dealer"'' , . � r ' · MORRIS ·IMPLEMEMt , -�, & 5YPP\'' cq.t. . -' 'WY-IJUff ' • . J'iiirl, --� ' Pbo■e . RAci'NE. OJIP . 1 llep. r "' v ? , ' 4th. llr. and )In, :I,ewis Brevard ■nd dau&:hten and Mr. and Jin. Mr.Ju>. bertl and daugbttr of Circle• ville baYe been engaged aa musi• eiau and flDe:en for the �fn:d Church Homecoming, Sept. 18. 'ffle McRoberta are formerly of ... ....,••• "111" .....--==-· ........ .. 1. ...... .... a Iha! _ .... ,I....Id-a.· l'orqt .. J?a:cal 'Willl BeUut. Ireland. Then will be a meeting of lay leadel'lt putoral relatiO!)I com• �-=r� 5.21 11m1: « .-... � ' 11-1a-.. --.. --;.... -- 3 Rooms New F u rn i t u re ONLY w,=:::, n11c11 - • 1o ­ lt!vrt....,_, - tlloolmta .. ,.. ....... la Jll'I. · • _.... Mc::X $299 w i FULTON­ THOMPSON MA SON FURNITURE CO. '1 \ � If\ ' I .. .. .... ...... 1 la• wl �- ... TRACTOR SALIS Ph, WY-2-5101 ,__.., \'A. -N:OW YOU CAN r-�-- �#-----��--� I lfi/Jqi/ding � 1 ! �---�--�-------. =&0%1) • '.• .·• •, IIHHS kOPP■S WnH \ ' . l I PfflSUll CRIOS011D 0 POLES ud LUMSEll.-modoni I 1owmt -a,1e coo1. . ...... • RJiCIIHI • ...,..NANCI JUI .I FREE cleocn,,_ , ...--.... -·-· ... �""-· MNS ' CATALOCI . . . . l ft pl.., ,I<>< Kj,ppen � pole-\yf)e fann bu.ii� ptcbu,. bi: 1n• of these . ,.... ,...,.. ' ' ' ' �-· ... i• ' ,,, ,. .,, J� F,ree E1tJN1■ . Qt!allly la Paramount" I' • • . . ' • · PRONK •wv-i-zn• .' •E · SlJRE ' JO CAU 11Sl -� -•• -M-• . Meigs, Equipment Co., Inc. • "Where -· ..... .......... .. . . ·---·- , , •, .r • ··- • \ Economieo ol farm .,. eration. demand Jaw )oml, �• · manent farm .ervim buililinp. Pole-type buiklin& eoNtnaetion meeta - noedi, liy offering functional farm � at 11iu/tij i,ri<lkei �•tact NOW $12,.95 BURTON, Nrw HOLL A N D D! 4 l fR 11W1C1 NII cost• th, loo■ ! Al!O Office bel� tbe practice ,, ,t,attr,i.•ln �at Wl,Y the proper Pl• pert tlrl be ·mailt cut and the � ...,...:i,: .. ))4rlldP,allnl M. H, /•• ', � . , ',, " •Na Jua Briggs & Stratton EPglne,, · Ill· be lh• fund1111enW need ol our IOIII. \ .. , ,,., I .. & H.P. � • v,c � e I{ Jo,.lm!i<>rllill lhaL ■II l<rmen PeriarMuth, 0. E, om,.•370 DOWN• TI- L LER$ � • •,1 · .... R�G ..•· · ·I Auttlnollile Oub of Sw1b..11 Ohio Gue,ta ol. Jin. Hertha Kincaid on Sunday 'ftN Mn. Wm. Gale and IOll Bill. Quincy, Mich.; Mn. Jerry Heekbart. Jodie .1nd Jeff of St Louil, llieb.; Mr. md Mn. E. C. Patten of Mt Dora, Fla; M.r ud Illa. Preti Fr01t and Mr. and lln. Clarence Frost of Fro■t, o., and lln. Gale Schlaubach, LarTJ and Lila, Cincinnati. Mr. I and Mn. Harold Swartz and clilldren, Williamai.own. 1pent Sunday with bit parents, Mr. and Mn. Hobart Swartz. 11,e Sw,ll'lz family reunion will be held at I.be Woode Grove Sept. Middleport F.t Mffl ON GliSON • --- Easier Rules I ·. , . 111d tho best hao-, equipment Is MueDer Oimoqol. When ,._ 1eo u, insull Mueller OimotrOI alllOlll,ltic bari-, ,.. can be IWf ,..·re ....i,1., the - tle­ pablo, - Ntis�lna. and mdit fuot,thiifty hnri"B It's d01i8""! to fit ,._, bods« - YGt'U bt ,e,aed how liule- it COtcJ 10 owa Mueller Clim•uol au1'> �isplar. -,,, lllldt heirin,J Call .._ or MOp in • t0 Iara 111 about Muclla Oimaaol -i<: haril\J Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Aug. 27, 1960-3 �1 .�.. ,�......� . ,. ., r . .. � "'.. I" .., ' , ' - �Q� JRO� J�.lw� c.n,;,: , ...., -· �• fHE DAil y' SENTINEl ·• ,. ••• • .. •• • t • • •' . .'• Commeii_tatirtg Editorial !y A Man-S ized Jo� • I They'll Do It Every Time SATUROol.Y NIGMT ANO 01"10,"IHE CORNER BU1'CMEl:l, PU11'5 114 AN SO$ TO SAVE 1-!IS VI�¥ ..,,. ==--J &ERVICE PJ LOOK-VOU ,GOTTA GE"T RI� HELL0:0FREl!'ZElt OVliR I-ERE/I MY. IClE• � IS. ON lHE. �RITZ!! . ALL MV ,MEAT WIU. 5POiL4/! -,: l!MoK[ • ' � OVP"wE$ll" � • • • • By Hatlo So 1HE FIX•rr MAN DROPS £VER\l;Jl-!1NG ANO �'5 � M R�-- so-o-o -�· 2-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Mlddtepcrt, ' 0., Aug 27, 1960 • l ---·- ---·--------:-:-:--- I Vfw!l�g . l �xter Couple Celebw�, S9th .. Anniversary Aui141� ./J. At l'lllJ1/11'me . • I. l ' MeigsCounty �ludedln . Area Development Program 'Es.tension educlUonal prolfl011 1n resource development, marketlns and farm and borne development wm 100n be under way in 1b: areas of Ohio, Dlrtdor W. B. Wood or the Cooperative Exten1ion Service announces. Each program will be conducted by an area Es:tension &1ent proacb to Extention work whlc!b tradltlonally hu been concentrat• ed •on the individual count)' ba1l1. Area agents will 1upplement and 1ttfln,then the work of tounty Extentlon aeenll, not replace them, Director WMSd explain,. Three new Retource Develop• rnent Areu hive been created i n southern Ohio. Two of tbete are E$tabll.lhment of the area edu• out,rowtlu of ,pilot county pro­ cational pro,rama 11 • new ap- grams in the Nalion1l Burd De• velopment Proeram carried on for · the p11t five year, 'in Mon­ roe and Guem,ey CoUJltiea. William R. Jllller, who baa been workinc in .Guemae)' County will become area &tenaion a1ent, reaource development for, M.elea, Gallia, .Athena, Jaeklon, Vinton and Ln-rence Countlea. Hit of­ fice will be In Meigs · County Exten■lon office at Pomeroy, G . Howard PbiUip1, the former Monroe County Exten1lon ■gent for rural development. ts now an area agent for Guernsey, Noble, Morgan, Washington, Monroe and Belmont Counties. Hit headquar­ ters will remain Jn the Monroe County Exteosion office at Wood•· • ' fleld. Both agenu will work closely Get "eity convenlenee" with other ore:anizlUona , and groupa and with local people in wherever you live county improvement · programs, Storm • proof Ashland Bot- the Extension Dirtttor say,. Their initial efforts will be concentrated Ued Gas heats instantly . . . in Guernsey, Monroe, Gallia and Meigs Countie.. ls cleaner and more conven­ A third Resouree Development Area in.:iude.e Clermont, High­ ient to use. land; Pllr:e, Brown, Adams and Scioto Counties. No agent has Fw More Dttall• Phone yet been selected for this poai­ or Wrltt Uon, which 11 the only one In• valving new per10nnel. Under the newly u:panded Re· 1ource Development program 1 1 Demloek Grove, Ohio Ohio River front counties and the lint tier of eountie! above Phone WY-z.6794 the riv�r. to�Une: 18 Ohio coun- ENJOY MODERN GAS COOKING At hs Best With • • • AVERY NELSON I - • I ,., • • Your Home Diiiini'•'J6e lt$tl '°"'l,lc ,our � • I • • • lasialt - ARM O LI) BROS. • ;• •,, r . PRONE . SYIIACUSE, O. W\',UIM ' 1N1 .., IN' RIIL•tHalffl COMJOllt • MIIWD "IMAno& I ' $ I ' __.....,....,.__,......_.$ . . WATER. ' . SOF;T,E MER . , • " �- ' . \ ' f S�LTS " " I We Also Have A Good S�on . Of Used Healing Equl�nl ·• • " • • • • • • amJr, -iyfiee lael,,a....lNiwr' - KUALA LUIIPUII. llalaya UPI -Kwan Fu UIIIII WM bald today ft cha.JH of counterfe!U., mllllam ot lil■laJan dollan, Pollft .W Kwan, GO, npert.17 printed batween one and, two million mWllblayan• dollan durial • ,11- month period• roD 'Y 111,1'11u• App11y Now For ..,,,;, •\y'FU,_s,�!.F..... ,RY,_ EA!!_,· Quail Areas I Anyone wa.ntmg. . . & 1� 1 ·!i -� d �;��;:u:.:: eo=. •the churcbet beu thit l'rid■J eff� Today i1 Saturday, Aua. 27, the nlnt , Au,. 20 ■t I .P- 111• lO !tart a qua11 UOth day of the year, with 128 ;;;.;;;;;;_, \ area where they will be allowed to ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.a:.;;;;; more in 1980. a The moon j!,, approachina: U• bunt qv.aU �ii f ll,, may do ao u�der euler re1ulal1ons, Don Wd· flnt quarter llam1 and Dolph Joachim ■aid toThe momi�l ,tar ii Mtn. The evening nan an ,Jupiter , da)' . Of Aatomobl!e Tire Gue-. Saturn and Venu,. _ ve to hurry. But tbe.y1J h1 Ing Contest dloplayed at on thia day ln b.l.ttol)': 1be pme proterlon uid one or In 557 8. c., Confucio111, ChtneR rnore land ownen may qualify a Meigs County Fair by AAA u1e and p!lilo.opbu, WII born. quail are, If I �lni�um of !l:00 In 185oa, Colonel :Edwin .J)rl:iie eontlnuow acre, 11 regi■tered with were: drilled the tlrst oil well iD the the 1,1me proteclon. Formerly, United State,, near 11tunllle, Pa. 1.000 acres w11 needed. the beginning of the commen:lal Applit■tion, mu1t be filed w ith development of the Amerita.n pe· Autlanil the county agme protecton troleum indu,try. by Septemeber 10th . These appli­ In 1871, Theodore Dretser, caticna ma)' be obtained from Mr. American noHlilt, wH bom. Witllam•, Rutland. Ohio, phone ll■clne RD 2 In 1804:, the flnt automobile Shadyside 2421,. or A. H. Joach• driver to be Jt.iled for speedini im, Pomeroy, Box 12', phone WY2· wa■ given a U.-e day sentence in 81116. p.....,._, the Newport, R. 1., count)' jail. The pme protectors ,1dvlle hunt• THE JOHN GROCE FARM high on top of Bigley Hill out of Long Bottom, w� caught by In 19'l8, 15 nations signed the the auc camera for thi9 "mys{ery fann" piclu re. Mr. G"l":e make, two ·trips daily to Par­ ltel logg.Briand Pad to ouUaw en, too, that hunting quail any• Thoma, McKay where acept on 1tate'1lwned land kersburg from Portland on a U. S. Mail contr act and, he doesn't get around 14> much farm­ war. unt a.tt.m / ot Jandl under agreement wilh the ing. He and Mrs. Groce, however, have four he ad of livestock. The farm · J4 years ago was Eath Won a llembonblp to Thought {or today : American DMaion of Wildlife u indicated known as the Otis Swan farm. It has �O acres. above. ii prohibited. writer Mark Twain 11id: ..ll you the AAA for OU year. pick up a 1tanin1 do& and -.nake him proapm,ua, he will not bite you. Thia I■ the prjncipal differ. enc� �t ween a dog and a man." Winners Jim Mel10n Larry O'Brien Waid Gorby Winning Team 1960 Conservation Program ls To Win Trip Still Open For P�icipants To Colorado New In Farming l't c. E. ILAl(ISLEI County Entn1lon A..nt, Apl. There is still opportunity to participate in the 1960 Conserva'tion Program in the buildini ot farm pond, clearing of lard, or application of lime aecotdlng to Pete Shields, A.S.C. Office blunager , Meig! County farmers have found the lconstruction of farm ponds as one of the moat imporant needs in the maintenance of dairy and beef cattle on pasture and meadows of the county, With the change over to bul k milk tanks this year many larmers are in• creasing their dairy herds so they find greatly increased ·needs tor water. Some of the features needed in a good farm l)Ond ■re Jhat the wa• ler shed not be too lart:e. Moat of the water shed sho\lld h«ve 1o_od vegetative cover. Emerfileney spill· ways sh all be de�igned !or a 10. year frequency ram,, and the pond, dam, and vegetative spill w ay be protected from grazing. It is alao essential that a pipe be :iroperly 1nsta11ed to carry water through the flll to a w attr tank. tM>low �hd fill. Go-Kart Races To Feature Bunyon Show Three Ohio 4-H club members a special interest iP garden.. ln g will win a trip to Cololjldo Springs, C�lo., in December. , The 4-H en will malr:e up Ohio 1 Go-Kart races will be a 1pecial �innine team_ in � state fair jun• new feature of thi1 ye,r't Paul 1or vegetable Judging, 1radlng, and Bunyan Forestry Exposition, ached· identifica_tlon _conte,t Au1us! 27. uled for Wednesday and Thursday, The contest wdl be h�ld at 9:30 a. September 21 and 22, on the Per• m. in the Horticulture and Fore1- r y County· Fairgrounds, New Lex• try building on the Ohio State ington. Admlsllion is Free! Unlversit_y �ampus. The Paul Bunyan Show, Obio's The w mmng team will rec!eive $200 lo help pay ezpen1e1 to the grealell ouldoor-consenation e:1.­ In the land clearing practice, annual convention of the National poaltion, will attract tbouunds of for which cost-sharing is a ni ilable, J unior Vegetable Grower1 Asaocla­ outdoor enthusiuta to the Perry _ farmers m,y receive help In secur- hon In Colorado Sprl�gs Decem· County communlty. In addition to ing addiUonal pssture land which ber 4-8. There the Oh io team will the Go•Kart Racea, there will be la needed for the larger dairy or compete agalnat other 1tale11 Jn a conservation air toura, wood chop­ beef herds. Many !armers find they national vegetable judging conte•t. ping and chaiDJ&w state champion are restricted in the amount of William M. Broolr:s, Oh io State contests, arch!ry demonstrations, Jn m ost areas of the county It is their land resources and cannot University Extension hol'.litcultur­ fly and bait casting demorutra­ almost impossible to be sure of rent or buy additional land near- ist in charge of the state event, tions, outdoor campiq and liYiDJ, obt.aining a good well, so the farm by , In order to provide the needed aays contestants will be asked to all types of farm and indu■trial pond has been utilized as the additional paaturi& it may be nee- j udgfl 1tx kinds of vegetabl e.!!, machinery, and equipment demon­ cheapest and most slll'e method or easary to convert some land which diseases and insects. weed■ and alraliona and opportunitiea for the securing the needed water for ii partially in brush lo an 1 mprov- vegetable seeds. visitors to operate the equipment . liVestock purposes. Throu11b the ed type of pasture land. Those persons entering the con­ themaelvet, more than 50. commer­ A. S. C. program, and with. the The most lmpo�,t need of 1 .:eat must be earryine 4-H vea:e­ cial exhibita aod the lugeat �y Supervision of the Soll Co111erva- t.feiit count, soils ts llme. _Thora 'tible gardening projects and be al of coll!el"Vation-education es.bib�ta Uon Service in the cons.tr uctlon ot �llf 1'11,l, be many days this_ fall ·eVer 11aembJed in thi1 state. £arm ponds, cost-Bharlng 1Histance w hen lime can be sprud on pu least 14 yeara old. Purpoae of� the contest, Brooks says, i1 to help Other features to include tree ia available. It is very importtllll tore and meadow land - or the coun • club members learn to identify felling contest, ouldoor cooking · ac.:ording to Mr. Shlelds that con• ty . some of the common pest& affect• demomstrations, helicopter rldet, tact be made with his office befotc Those farmers . w ho have not, as ing Oh io vegetables, to help them Boy Scout camping demonslJ'a• t'onstruction is planned o>r started yet, availed themselves of help prepare better vegetable displays tious; band concerts; and log birl• to be !Ure that the pond will meet u nder Lhia program w ill help them- by learning judging and grading ing. the Spei::iflcations for cost-sharlng. selves during the next fe w years techniques, and to 'encourage them The Go-Karl Races will be sched• by applying lime this fall. to uled both afternoons the show ia consider a career in . the vegeta· ties in all, will receive educa• Lime applied this fall will hne ble industry. in progrea&. Entry information can tional assistance from ares agents 8 much better change of ch anging _______ · be obtained from Glen HuSI, HUM Director Wood states. the acidity of the soil layer for F INAL VOYAGE �HED ULID Siles and Service, 1921-29 Starr The first area program in Farm crops In the nex t two years. All YOKOHAMA, Japan UPI _ Ja- Avenue, Toledo li, Ohio. Mr. Hun and Home Development ii being that is needed lo start the practice eatablished in the extreme north is to contact the local ASC Office pan's only tranapacific passenger is chairman of the Go-Kart Racing liner to survive World War II Committee of the Paul Bunyan E1• western comer of Ohio. Karl and arrange for the number of Clemons, who h■s been speclallz• acres t he farmer desires to lime. leavea here today on iU final voy­ position. age to Seattle. The 11,60().ton Ja­ This exposition is sponsored by ing in w orking with young farm Soil tests are then taken on , the _ pan Steamship Co. vessel Hlkaw1 the Ohio foreatry Association, lne., families in WllliamtJ County, will particu lar field and the cost -sh e r- �daru, built in 1930, will be moored Southern Hotel, Columbus, a rl,7expand his efforta to add Pauld• Ing progn m i, based on the year old conaervation-edueation Ing, FUiton, Defiance and Henry amount of time needed by that here on its return. as10Cialion. The show will open CounUes to the five-county area. particular field as shown On the each day .at 10 a. ·m. and close at POLIO INCIDENCE DROPS Hi! offict will remain at' Bryan. soil test. WASHINGTON UPI - 'fhe Pub­ 10 p. m. A 8ecoifd area marketing .Pr0• In receilt experiments at Woosgram has been eatahllshed In ter, a corn, wheat and red clover lic Health Service reported Friday that there hne been fewer paraMr. and Mra. Sol Bi&ley apent Buller, Warren, � Hamiltpn •nd rotatll)JI increesed a hay yield from lytle polio ea1111 tht11 far In 1960 Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Clermont Countiea. Wallace C. 2.7 5 lone per acre. for partial U m• Dunham . , wh o has been a rea:ional tni to 3.08 •tona per acre for a than for the comparable period• Mra. Jaft),el Carter and d1ughlen Extension specialist. in con1umer complete limit\&. With corn, Wheat in any of the previous three yeara. Of Long Bottom . food marketing at Cincinnati un• and alfalfa rotation the increase The service 11id the national po- -- -der a three-stale program which waa from 2.28 tons per acre lo 3.� lio incidence for the first 33 weeb' J Start Your Calves O.n ol thls year wu 1,U,, cuea com. e:.ded in earlj A11g 11Jt, wili be- ton, per acre. pared to 3.397 ..... for the "'"' come th e area marketing ■gent On a corn, wheai, alfalfa-clo ver­ ( tor Ohio only. He formerly serv- timothy rotation partial liming period J111t year. ed the regional potlllon for In• save a 2.93 tona per acre, bu't with The Complete Mill; farmer and' the office can have a diana Kentucky and Ohio. Hl1 1 liming up Replacer ,to a pH of 7.0 the pro­ mutual underatanding of what la head(luarters will ren;ialn In Ctn• ductJon of I � hay waa · 3,97 tons per beini don and then w 11 be no cinnatl. Have More Mill; To Sell , acre 0-, better than 1 ton per acre questlona to be anawere� after the The first area mar�etlna: pro• for I complete Umin1, practice la carried out. Tbe county gr.am wu eata:bllttied in . north• Most of th_e aolla or our area nev­ office staff, the tbwn1hlp and comi­ ea&tfrn Ohio l11t Novem ber. R. er eont,ilned mUcb lime. Lime that ty committeemen, the SOS office Richard Howard hH ' aerved 18 built up In · tb'9 01'1anlc matter on "We Do CMlom Grllld llll'' and .the E:11tenelon Service olflce , the state'■ fir1t lre1, ..1eint In a the aoil ,urfa'ce in. original fore1ts No. :lnd lt. ,._ WY W254 can assist tarmen in knowina what four-county area embraelns Cu.ya- enabled p\olleer farme to g w MIDOLll'OIIT rs practices may be applied in their [ oo boga, Summit, Stad: and Port• a:ood elov�r for 1ome )'ean until particular altuatlon. age counties. Hl1 �flee ll at . acldJty became I problem. Cuyahoga FaU.. Top10il lotef lime In three ways: _ ,__..;;;;;;;,; ;;;;;;;;.;;;;a;;,; · ·,;-;;..·;;.;-i l B1 crop rem()val,· by leaching (disaa .,,'.,,. ,olved In toU walor ■nd carried lnto aubeoll and deeper), and by ero. ,Ion. r· , Commo·n. CTOPI remove lime In the tollowlna order: Alfalfa, clov' en, aoyhe1ri1, com, timot)l.y, ■nd 1 ' il.e common g'ratri Cfops . Legumes u.ed for bay or pasture remQve • calcium and ma.�eaiuffl. at a high · \ . rai,. Until M'.eig1 1 County farmers s� t. the lime ., leyeJ! Of · their soils up Cath or TriNI• close to the ne'utral or pH 7 ranga, • 1lppUeaUohl · Of lime will continue w ith ALFLA( 1•8 Alfred Area Events Reported THE ONE FQR YOUR MONEYI LATE S�llUIIUI SA L E ND. 1••• One Row Pull Picker • • • j ' REG. $H9:95, NOW,$1 19.95 ' \ ' ' ' Your 'iGIJi, Dealer"'' , . � r ' · MORRIS ·IMPLEMEMt , -�, & 5YPP\'' cq.t. . -' 'WY-IJUff ' • . J'iiirl, --� ' Pbo■e . RAci'NE. OJIP . 1 llep. r "' v ? , ' 4th. llr. and )In, :I,ewis Brevard ■nd dau&:hten and Mr. and Jin. Mr.Ju>. bertl and daugbttr of Circle• ville baYe been engaged aa musi• eiau and flDe:en for the �fn:d Church Homecoming, Sept. 18. 'ffle McRoberta are formerly of ... ....,••• "111" .....--==-· ........ .. 1. ...... .... a Iha! _ .... ,I....Id-a.· l'orqt .. J?a:cal 'Willl BeUut. Ireland. Then will be a meeting of lay leadel'lt putoral relatiO!)I com• �-=r� 5.21 11m1: « .-... � ' 11-1a-.. --.. --;.... -- 3 Rooms New F u rn i t u re ONLY w,=:::, n11c11 - • 1o ­ lt!vrt....,_, - tlloolmta .. ,.. ....... la Jll'I. · • _.... Mc::X $299 w i FULTON­ THOMPSON MA SON FURNITURE CO. '1 \ � If\ ' I .. .. .... ...... 1 la• wl �- ... TRACTOR SALIS Ph, WY-2-5101 ,__.., \'A. -N:OW YOU CAN r-�-- �#-----��--� I lfi/Jqi/ding � 1 ! �---�--�-------. =&0%1) • '.• .·• •, IIHHS kOPP■S WnH \ ' . l I PfflSUll CRIOS011D 0 POLES ud LUMSEll.-modoni I 1owmt -a,1e coo1. . ...... • RJiCIIHI • ...,..NANCI JUI .I FREE cleocn,,_ , ...--.... -·-· ... �""-· MNS ' CATALOCI . . . . l ft pl.., ,I<>< Kj,ppen � pole-\yf)e fann bu.ii� ptcbu,. bi: 1n• of these . ,.... ,...,.. ' ' ' ' �-· ... i• ' ,,, ,. .,, J� F,ree E1tJN1■ . Qt!allly la Paramount" I' • • . . ' • · PRONK •wv-i-zn• .' •E · SlJRE ' JO CAU 11Sl -� -•• -M-• . Meigs, Equipment Co., Inc. • "Where -· ..... .......... .. . . ·---·- , , •, .r • ··- • \ Economieo ol farm .,. eration. demand Jaw )oml, �• · manent farm .ervim buililinp. Pole-type buiklin& eoNtnaetion meeta - noedi, liy offering functional farm � at 11iu/tij i,ri<lkei �•tact NOW $12,.95 BURTON, Nrw HOLL A N D D! 4 l fR 11W1C1 NII cost• th, loo■ ! Al!O Office bel� tbe practice ,, ,t,attr,i.•ln �at Wl,Y the proper Pl• pert tlrl be ·mailt cut and the � ...,...:i,: .. ))4rlldP,allnl M. H, /•• ', � . , ',, " •Na Jua Briggs & Stratton EPglne,, · Ill· be lh• fund1111enW need ol our IOIII. \ .. , ,,., I .. & H.P. � • v,c � e I{ Jo,.lm!i<>rllill lhaL ■II l<rmen PeriarMuth, 0. E, om,.•370 DOWN• TI- L LER$ � • •,1 · .... R�G ..•· · ·I Auttlnollile Oub of Sw1b..11 Ohio Gue,ta ol. Jin. Hertha Kincaid on Sunday 'ftN Mn. Wm. Gale and IOll Bill. Quincy, Mich.; Mn. Jerry Heekbart. Jodie .1nd Jeff of St Louil, llieb.; Mr. md Mn. E. C. Patten of Mt Dora, Fla; M.r ud Illa. Preti Fr01t and Mr. and lln. Clarence Frost of Fro■t, o., and lln. Gale Schlaubach, LarTJ and Lila, Cincinnati. Mr. I and Mn. Harold Swartz and clilldren, Williamai.own. 1pent Sunday with bit parents, Mr. and Mn. Hobart Swartz. 11,e Sw,ll'lz family reunion will be held at I.be Woode Grove Sept. Middleport F.t Mffl ON GliSON • --- Easier Rules I ·. , . 111d tho best hao-, equipment Is MueDer Oimoqol. When ,._ 1eo u, insull Mueller OimotrOI alllOlll,ltic bari-, ,.. can be IWf ,..·re ....i,1., the - tle­ pablo, - Ntis�lna. and mdit fuot,thiifty hnri"B It's d01i8""! to fit ,._, bods« - YGt'U bt ,e,aed how liule- it COtcJ 10 owa Mueller Clim•uol au1'> �isplar. -,,, lllldt heirin,J Call .._ or MOp in • t0 Iara 111 about Muclla Oimaaol -i<: haril\J Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Aug. 27, 1960-3 �1 .�.. ,�......� . ,. ., r . .. � "'.. I" .., ' , ' - �Q� JRO� J�.lw� c.n,;,: , ...., -· �.,.. .._ _ _ _ ____ • - • • • A • • ·• Bot1nce --- -- --- ----- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 27, 1�5 ; NA.TION.til Ll!AGUE wt, L Pct. GB Pittsburih 715 47 .615 Milw11ukee 88 51 .671 5½: St Louis 67 · M .Mt- 7 ½ Los Angeles fie 5f .MO 8 S.in Fnncisco 59 60 .tu6 14 11: Cincinnati 55 70 .440 21 ½ By RON SUPl}IIS,C:I ch.1 b's coaches 47 '13 ,892 � United PrHt lnt.r�tlonal I The defi:nse, howevN, has Sa- Chicago Phila.delphi.a 47 75 . 386 29 BOi'l'ON UPI - A salid passing I ban taUrin•r to himsrlf 1ltacl:,. spotty running and a FrlUy's 1,�ta · g1vmg "Our biggesl concf"rn is tryin� · · quesl1ona ble d erense 11 Ph 'ol,dolnhlo 1::0 ran that men swing find to r:· ' ..- • - · ltOI.Cb tpu Saban of the _ Boston both St. Louh ) Pi �� w,•vP · .J defensP and offense on Patriots smUes mingled with bad Mllw1ukH l 3 !Si in SaftrUN: l e n li �2 got three \inll:!backrrs dreams. 10 - C �I 1, ht :With the atart of the new Amer- Brown, Jaek Rudolph > and 'l"..my LH A,11tlH :e tl 'f� 2nd ican Football League seaso n only 8ardi .!:l(.'O , but we net d one 01her Lo, iA,n,.le, 1 ' ��"!)l.1h.1,:clty'1 'I'!!! fiJh:t.ir, t'wo week.& away, Saban a.aid the a l. 1,t;le cwt.Ide spot." Phif..lphla al i(flf,:� _ Bus• " Unleb your defense can Rel Patrioli have " a good pa uing at• •11W_� (6.10), tack," the running " is coming th■t ball foe you, you wori"1 tn.nlt (4!f2) VI l,illwav Qe at_Stii _:J�IICO along," and the defense "is u1.1r score," Saban suid. Bur'-tte ('B-n: or lilur 're fU) ,,. big�est concern. ' Frank Gat,iki, .i IZ-year vc•t· O'Otll (T-f) . A,i� a qu�c� look 111 the Pa- eran o r th " N a tional foolb,� ll . Plttlbu....- a i It. Loul■ (ni,ht) triota eib1b1t1on performances Leaaue, has beeu "helpin� the and roster proves Lhat the former boys In <Utr line ',, Sil ban said ,1:Mton (i42) v, - g,,,,-y (1-2) · 51�•.r-• f4J.r ., f)dl -n (�). 111,pro linebacker for the Cleveland Browmi knows on which side I 'And Fred Bruni' )' who has �1 ..,,._ �¥ti-al, the football is laced. _ ,IHMlitr's , Gfn!H 1 spent six. years as a hal fh.ick wit� In winning three or four pre• the Llona, Steelers und W11ii h h1g:• Phl_lNe�ti■ at Chic• season aamea, the Palriolll scoted ton hH been workinJ: wilh c,1.1r Pltt.bwjh •f St. L.vl, • Cinc innati tt lo, Antelt■ matt of their touchdowns wJth young baelts," he added. Mllw1ukN at S•n f:rancltc• ------former Songin, (Butch) Ed HM!-8. P :Boston College quarterback and AMER ICAN LIAGUI 1II--C1nadian pro football cholte, W L Pct, baa thrown Reven touchdown paas­ New York . . 70 48 .3� es, at lea11t one In each game. Baltimore 72 Sp .Sjn 1 Tommy Greene, Quarterbock Chlcago , . , . . . 70 �2 .4'10i, 2 wbo played for Holy Cross Col• Washington 62 60 .308 10 lege, also c-ontri buled two TD Clevela.nd IS8 61 .482 12½ heaves. Ends Jim Colclough and Detroit , . , . . . . !57 63 ,475 14 01c:1r Lofton and nanker b1ck Boston JO 60 .420 20½ Larry Garron usuall)' haYe been Kansas City . . . 43 77 ,MS 28 the targets. RpME (UPI>- Sh11pel y In-grid Friday', RN1.tl. But lhe running atta<'k, fe:1tur· Kramer of Gennany led the way N•w Yori! 1 f,. bt, 11 ing Ron Burton, Ger Schwedea antl lplo 'th� _finals of the women's lnnlne' . ' Jim CtaWford, hu been leu �n- three meter springboard Olympic New York 7 'Cl..,.i,nct 5, 2nd ·. ■atlonal. Burton, the 6-9, 190-pound dh-in, dNmplonshi p loday with a Balllrt\or• 2 ICantH City I, iht tpeedater fro,n NorUlWNte.rn, w111 total �ofH � points, which left Baltlm.r• 1 1 Kan11, 1 aty 1, ahd doin& the bulk of the cllT)'Jng un­ fa\ro� :PMJli Jean Popt or Santa Wtlhlngton S Dittrolt 4 til ■ lea Injury lotted him •to tbe Alie, C.hf., ' 8.36 • point!! behind in Chk_ , ..,,_, z stdelint1. loorth i,itu,,jy', Pl"lbablo PIW..n • place. Cniwrord, t,he n,at,ion'1 loadlnJI' Dttrelt at Wath�ff . 'Mle aecond day of full-scale ae• 2-4 n LH S-4 around aainer ■t Wyol')Wl,C 1ft 19&0 took up thir, alack. Suf � Pa, tioo 'i n Ute Olympics could pro­ c;/!I .... ,,, -.�iw,, 1 1-10 trlot■' main 'threat · came duce II man y 11 three ,gold ened­ Yl·;� ,,f . ' al• for the United States, and an­ tlirouih the air. Kanua City at laltlmor1 H•r• Schwedea, lbrncu.e )aer,p In hi■ other oyttWhelmlng U. S. -win In btrt 1-13 "' W•lkw 3-3 li!lam'• Cotton Bowl � ovir,r ibt■ketbill wa.11 likely. Clnit1nt1 at New York two But I'd(-■ Kramer put America 's �I ... . 1nd Htnhm.l'l Teu1 IHI Jan. 1, hU' , not yet · 1�11hed., his peik, •tci,!:111! to the lradltlonal domination of the wom. 14 .. tt.ffonl 0,0 •nd T ,ry 6-7 ■ . en•, thr�.ffleter springboard div• luMlr'• 4MMI Ina �n 1rave Je0pardy, . . Clfftlanll at WMlnrton ct.lea.. tt Baltlm.. 1t New Yof'III 2 O.t...it ARCARO RE-ELE CTID r,f IH'-'t 2 City KtnN1 NEW 'YORK UPI-Eddie Ar­ caro' hH been re•clected presid ent ol the • Joeke,-•, Guild, a po,ttlon . h'e 1 hr, 111:ild 1lnce 1IM9. Alao re, Home Of Tile ' i ctc ·· ,to two.year ' 'ferm■ ' Were FABUL9U8' , •e � tJ11 11, vice •ellldent . t '1 �.. ,ectlon tild /John, I nt · -�• i1 vke pre11di&nt for rWNtern aecUon white Ken ' Churt'h w11 named to 11ucceed Dave Erb lor the vice pre1ldenc,G0 ) ol the central section. . � TULSA, Okla. UPI-Karnas schoolma rm Jean Athley who lll:D RflilJ. ' I !lllid whr>n 11he PnlPrPd the US(;A Smiles And Bad Dreams Are Mingled For Boston Coach ' • ,,r- IC£ - In l.!IIJ N..t!'·­ Availabl, Teutonit Miss Endapgers U. S. D� Hopes •w ' , • • -- ... . .. C�QW'I STUl IIOIIJE . • . ·' Tom Boy SA N D W I C H i Schoolmarm Has R I , a. I ole In Fm ' als • , Of }f MeetJDg and SEYFRIED your LENN OX dealer •A NIW and USED COAL, OIL, GAS , !\' 1, 1 , ,i,1�1 Wftlllt>n 's 1.!Hlf tmu·11,1 , .... 1 . l ,.,.. 1 ..lie aud JJ1Ue hope or winnin g but would play "the best l can" met former champion Jo• anne Gunderson of klrkland, Wash., today ln the flnal11 of the tournament at Tula■ Country . Club. .��� JJP.,�!l�r ■ �••�l•nf , From Our lUTOMATtC HLF-$ERVSG •--MACHINE __ , Davis Cup Set In Tizzy Mter Upset Victory 24 HOUR!' ,:\ DAY ilf'Ptse l's Mhlond Service CHESTNUT HILL, M.... UPJ­ Ohio �un,ters and trappers will need new licenses on Sep­ Thl' United St.ate■ DaVtll Cup pic­ tein/>er ) . . ,\botif 00!>,00C) were mailed to Ucen"4! ,1ertts ture was in a tiny today th1pnk1 to thrriughout Ohio by mid AUIJIIII, reports Harry West, ·ohlef, two young men who wouldn't ac, AecO\lntlng and Budgeting Section, Ohio Depa rtment of ·Na-C'ept de-feat. They are 23 • year . old torm,r tural Resources. �P."Dl!!.C date The new 19� license will be required for Navy Lt Mike .Franta and Ylli grad l>on Dell, who really 1118de of t.lle rail and �alllnule hun�g le!ll"/'n, Co1 ol .:iqi!' ��•nt !lcenae·l& tll.25, mducllng a 25:«gt lssu� lee, �-n�o.;�ldent his favored opponenfil blue. I Franks and Dell. did it the hard license ,ell8 for ,15.25, including IIJ• lasidng fl'i> way Friflay. 1uffl101.mtln1 the •fiuntel'i regardleSB of age, with a �w eiceptk>111, mud pos­ od<h and a knee injury to the 21· sess licenses . Tlie state law pennlls landoWl!era and their ,-e-ar-old Dell lo oust whiz tid1 children to.hunt and trap without licenses on lands owned bv E11rl Buchhol:r. 11nd Chucli. McKJn• are fann n\ana�ers, tl!nahta an� tb,elr chil­ exempt' Also them. ley from the qua rter.finals of fhe hunting whlle dren on land that they manage •nd on which National Doubles tennb tourna• they re,lde. ment at Longwood Cricket Cl�fi. Members of the armed for<es on active duty or op . leave Buchholz and McKinley, the! ia­ year-olrl St. Louis boys who were from active duty are also exenlpt. They mu1t h,ve necessary . seeded second domestically, b4ith military credentials m lhelr po.,essioij, however. A clilld un­ were logical y. S. D11VJa Cup dei"'16 must be accom anJejl .l!.Y �n 1¥,lqlt,,y,b\\!i lluntl.n'&. r. choices before the match. N'ow�Y Ifni� clole to· 675,000 hunting l'l!d fi'applng disclosed West were only also-rans In the dou­ !lce!IB'l' were sold during 195�, about the sa!JJe as Jor 1958. bles, The 0-3, 1·6, S•7. 6-3, 6-4 vlctvry · Hunting license sales are holding up in contrast to fl&blng li­ shot Franks and Dell into the Da­ cense saleB which have declined during the past year. . vi! Cup picture. "Be sure to have a license If you hunt alter September I," · say Divl&lon- of WIidiife personnel. !/1� 3 Veterans Tied For Lead Phone WY-%3535 ]J', MAln St. f�111eroy , .• .•.. •,, ... ...:, ..,; .... ... . 0 a ' lnt:Y_ t,iA -.V iJi:!ld.N ly · -- . O;,. 'fJ "J; -:rt ts :J:f. :w�- . ,., ·. · . � ..__f - "'t'r r' � ..,,tifida,•, ' ";'°�� ·,-!Jlil;f.,8 ....:.:::.; be,t.�� . . Rev. C rl Horril!I, 'AU day S.bool 1:3Q 'liir; D, '. 11'1 ...ll/lfl� .,,:i:_ �ct_�� ;f r.,:"'"::G�� ' ' -, •ltl! DUm!!i 11 IJlf Wodn•• x ■ 1�.i, U I� �rC ,..... ...... H� -- ,■111,., .,...., .,!tool 1:80 am; . 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WIU,AMS SOHIO SERVICE B, tF' ·•\f• \f""'"1P.00 i,'i::�'1-eldl . ��"1 �# .rjd ;x: r.\:; �• ·<lJ.13�� ,"\t ii a. & 8. CABS . J;\olt•. w.1o1• "' 10.:.r. • ;:;,;� • ' ,,,. .,,, pm f/!Jt/'I'# • ,� � ff/• · ;:_: moetlni; Pra)'OI' boll" ., 1!: !1-R•l!'I... ""1, l oc ;,�if.:'t, H!l!lf s,..,f:!:'....1n1� ·,..ffiilpl<fo;; 1:f� :rtit;,�, '"Ii�;: . � � ,. ■ 1I*� J�� �!! pm, � ?L� ·•· 'M1..,,r11"� ' "'° •; - ■vflle , Don 1 Wup, jlutor. 8ulltlir Ntioqj tt},l)> 10:UJ ·llrJl'1 · '1� l<O(I, · ,. , , . , . ■:I, tq:311 , . 1'jli; tm;r 1rr ■ '.Jit J . fi.t//l �.., :{.;;,��� 'r•il-J!IJ iii,\.- ' . Io � ,- :!�- 7:go , . 11.Dl •:u ,11'-iil'IBll'fflll _, c.,,,i,,--� .c� ,_., ' . ·Sw' 0If� penr.News .�, ' "' " I . .Wli'tN-TV CIWmeJ ll - ..41 1..._ ·"•ilew · H-"•• · � · a , •..'r C� · ; T H I!: C H U R C H ,-OR ... L L . , . a;.-u�""='...,.. •� ·, . .• ,• _,......, ·" _ .., ' ....., A L L �OR T H !. C H U IIC H · h, Tk Ch.Yt<h. i,, 11,e IJHIINI ,...... c " r, , i'"' n.. ,...._t !3ut wherever it .sJl! n_es , , ; ,there are -�•dowe. ,..,.. r,,, .... lroiihli11 ., da•r�r IN roY/ �- W■ do.. '· lt t B■nei, t11; ,...... �i1i.,1i.ip. h ;. 1 -.h..... •f l 1 1 there opportunltleB goi4•• are there W),erever o� . ""= c:'; · �.� S:�1 i:f& "'iril•ol •or..... Wilh...1 • •woat 0.11.I,, . 'al'• jllso sombre _trajedle," &oau, fall to rr••P ' ..,w, Of.-...: ,.. 7 ..,. ,.;.;1;..,..,. ,.. _,, ,;, -"p � U■m, w ■�u ,....r 'Y v_..r 1 1111::zn . ble,,ingo. tlielr · _.,; ••. Thne .... ,..., -...i "'"'"" and -r•r mon 1°P1' '1he, l!-e■ .. i.1 t•c•r ,.,_ ....,kl ....K .,,.itto Oun i• a nation ,which iguarantees to evel'T • s,p · ' 01 S11va1 100 � T,,ur fflMlorl, •Hi o.ppo,rt 1M 0.ordl. Thor child .the oppominlly fbr retislou, training. Yet eh!.lRh , Councll•·· mHf.lne 'J':SO A..-: ( I ) f., hi-o ..-,,b ..,l�. (2j "Fw hio pm : Friday, Se pt. 2, Happy iar· ours is a nation which smarts adder the v..ourge d.,k/,.,·, Mlt. V) f..,. lbe- ...t of hil �o.i1, _, ..-. (,4J F• .._ .. k. Yellen. �ee� 1•� p:,1: C , me of a -moral disease - juvenile ·deJiriquency. 1/ !he O..,,cll· ilMlf. whio:h .,.,.d,. l,i,, and ·WOrahlp, -1ou .re weleom,. 'blessing you with a sob o, daug�t<,r, God -••I ..d ..i.,>11 Nlf'POr1. Pl..11 -. II' Uni.... _.., Church, ,-. are Y6u aoul. pl'eefoua a you to ntru,ted e i liao fa1:. d..,.i, ,...,Ja,lr oad ..-..I ,...,, 8iLk. , Brown EJifft\ 'Rti.1� erow, -i d.i ly, required by Jaw to give your child a NCular edu­ am, Kentor. Sul')(la,y ■ebool1 'elitlon. But, despite the acourge of delinquency, neth ' Jllhley, 8Dpt'. Wctnhip ■t ••• tree nitfon m�,t leave to your co,,•ci..,., the 10:-SO am, topic "¥1 ijrolther .ft,.nd .'tphtloo 'of your child'• moral and rellgiou., edu-, 1"· IIYF Juhiori anil 11ei\iort ' at 6 'pm, Brenda Pott• and Di,vUl '"t;,"''tliln. .... •)ko•n.· old""f' IIIPoct1 ve1y· God has · blessed ��m�rlc�.-< Wltli · a nearby � s y hutch ready and eager to provide Chrl tian WI 1 ·, Je tem�r. 1llrt) ,£ � vllln/J.!i for your child, and relr.tous foundation "Oh o Puto i" ChOOI to Metho­ flit' '1oilr fAmily'1 .lrfe -' the Sun 1hlne1 brlrht.. -dUt Dl;lii,rten Sept. 5-8 at Dela• ·. .. • •· . t,here are shadow, • . YGu muat . decide I.. Ware,ltJ.', Ch1l1ll111 le)..- loc�, 1 '4 · • . lffil'N ·Mulberr • ·'v AYl!il'h:-h:· . .· . 'y:�O:Mom u J 11 lWl es al rvice � c in te U 1: the 1ubJeitt of lbe" le�III -.ermon. · 1 1• 1 a clri ffl ,u _ • 1110 .. � � • a0d 1 a 11 u • 1 � • .,..... ":.i e 1 -!�_,1 1..� u , n v t m1 shoulde &o erDn• il a.iia;,i9:8,�Wedhe posr. l11iah his . ock o'cl 8 lt tee aerv e e nina . day . v ' All are welco . ' Chrltt, me" . , MlchH..-,t, Chun:ti . ., Rev. Fred l. Gardner, Pastot. · 9 : 30 Bible �...-,. R· c· st�f e, Y ,, , toservice g Motnin Supt.; 10;30 ll' A i lTT ffm l!'l'�E nl n E,/o pie "H-.fi2·1-0_I" 7 :30 . . 'i' �f IIIIUI • rs. ,. i fple "Radlatl.t WOl'"d11 , 1ervie�, Pr�yer meeting Our Alm Is To Satisfy 11 .• , UjW11�:._- · ' 1 ,. ·a1¥ ._IJ..:!.._ '1Y1 tnil"Ck. · fli. '-� c o • '-' ·5-214$ P1111De Pomeroy hlo St,,,, 11% E. Main 1 , Rev. Robert .card, PuJo r. funday .., ��� , . ,. . 1 · , keboot' IJ:<9, ·LJOYH Dtltln,:e� Supt.. . ...,.. 1 WltJi H,eror. Sun � W'onbip'.ietvtce 10:0 man Taylor, loy leader.- Sunday ■chool II !1)1; Cbl ·111·• ch Sundoy, evenlnl f:80 1lYF meelinC, Wed· • tjlili\ needay�n_i_�_�t 8 pnyer aer• 24 Hour Service T Motor Tune Up . met· , 11 the •c,ue vi�. ., Christ Middleport Powel & Ash-Middleport-Ph. WY-2•39%1 f'l,one Wf•!-2805 ¥; . or, Jim W: · cburch .Ja,t.i'ue"4&Y evenln1, Aug. Q\)I :80 ■m; II- 18 with �liht "limber■ present. '· 1-0:I01 am; Christian ' Routine b�ineM was taken c•re 1 . ol. A1tna . Jwarts wa1 ptoJra m '1/i!l!) lil ,pm• f:• at ;i: • �f:ije■dar ev •· ' leadel. �� l)IO';,tl. nl toevebeGuSunday ,.hooi O:IO illl;�tFlilq 1 ' p.nevl l �-:1 Swlfb ,\Im• I0:30 �m · N �til� � 1J j · 2Qt�. . Sept ei', thflfi, ·prou1_m lea� nellday pm; c; ';v. �t, t,, !IJHPhone SH-%-4183 � et C11r•11t, Art Rolland i �,NYNJ.I iRUII, ,,... r-'i"'-lit , I tor. � t Schoo 1e .. l !j;Blb ..�J .Qilt,r • . ' pa, Po!"eroy-Mlddleport, Ohio .. · l!lfilth 'St j! ,., ..1., Sr, Supt. ; ., Cbilijh , p t. Su 1:30 Bobby.lSe■r l... . O:SO; C.,,rlltian lqr.r 'eSunJ!ii' . � _ , � 'i!ll!rn\1!_1 · ;t!0 , Se■ rle', Slld4V ' 'l<ho/il, � en_ln. worollp, Wb l !' •' 1 " � o , am 10:80_ 1 • • , • Y ..,..1_� • . · � _ Sunday S<b1't!J, )lar!ii i! �:IO f-" • f • '1 Ai _h.. ,,� :"'.' ' E;,nre11o11, _ ��·· 7: 'f �ayer . mee!ilii 0. ljus, m . Colu of Insurance de NattonwJ . meettn1 SuJl<l■t . Mlddlepot1 iP, I. '• Zion Chuldl' of · Cllol<I · �oll,o.· · sun SO, & �\II� -!_ 'IB)f., l , : "• D, :, $,, Pomeroy, P�on� WY•Z-!480 11• 'roy-Harr(lonville" \Jll!tt4,, �•• · "'/i p ' P\11 Kn•P,t>. dll!i Jel>iiJ>I Underw_ooc1, 1 Jllln!IW, IP� · i�.�• � pm ' ., Supt. .,. _ .;..., • . 9:30 ani; ' Mortlrn1 w\>ra p ·10:84" \., '" '"� · ·' � L _,9' 1 7 I. ...: ,� , �, lj;'.; f!ll.l.;5' \"•r� , •.,, E••"J/1 e ... · �-.-...."I ��p9!�!:,�by I h� llle en'ljrOJ)111e""?\l; 1'u1plctou1 ol all 1Jlllffed 1,fteM lnter&ti-tnal Protenant �h.u,rcfre, alfw; "):legin• "rupec:laW.et"1naUtu.tlon.. ·the po\;. nihli b> f.aN up to a lt!hallenll'!' erty,h,unted people of the ltiner '.frbm which they. have Joq -ilfd, t'tt, !Mlp,b will not re■po.nd to a 1t J1 the challenM:e oJ tbe '"inner tr■Illplinted Yenlon of the ne■t city." • � littlf Pro}nt■nt e.burchet 'l(Jpc:h d_o lni,er clb ls I lel'JD the ,1(1(1,\ kl 'N.l'lll in the 1uburb■, U Uij sclenlists tbou,:bt..g t6 du�\� church hope, to m■lte a plare IM the denaeJy.popWaled retidendat , Itself In · the 1Wr city, It n,�t ueas which lie in Hd around the 1ene before It reacheai: and ft heart of a great m•4'q,P9ll1. m\l.lt be prepared lo 1ir,t it, hind, The inner city col'i�1n1 � rew 1 dirty. caiea of luxury h.oteta and apart• menla. 'But It ls .mainly com:J),O� . _ 1:h � fae�. have been demon­ of slumi, nei.r--lh.1ms and "chint• 1tratea lfi ffie �t Harlem Prpt• �•1·anl �arl■b In ,l'lf,w . York, the lng .ne•&�hooda.." , It .- l, '1 place where poverty, · • ��t plo n�r1!'1 u.,.r1menl w�ic'1 icah ' crime, aJc�hou,m., o y�rowdini, ,ro"e:d th•t, Prote1tanU1m tries it If cli,y t ■c clnner broli:en hOmea juvenile delinq_uen- re li );le cy and human' desperatlOn abound. Hll'd enou.ali. Tbe Catholic Chlt�h followed The Eut lfar-lem . P arll..11. pow her jm�Jgrant children Into the in Jtt Ioth ye.r, ii jointly ■up,urhali jungles in the 19th CentW')'. ported by MNn • m.jor denomJna. But America's m11Jor Protestant ti9l\l, ]Ii '\J.u a · full•time staff of b<Hlies Mve· never fell at home nine Jpecl■llf•tralned. fleromen amid the 14ualld surroundinp •nd wlio live with tbtiir r■mlliea in the ••Plosive radal tension, or the teeminc slum which they service. Inner city. n coliilucti services in r.enledo,ientw -by b,i.tory tcrt'ud otore -- front, 1.,l»d or •...,1�1 small town Jl'nd t1'i;lral w-,,1, � �Qr e1!_1Jrch �uJldirl11, Th�Udh have concentrate� on build)n1 lf.4 J:p.fji'litely • varied minij�'. new churchea. in tl)e lu•h11•.irow- *.h ·ch' lhch1<Jea medical, educaiibnine m�ddle clai,s , ,ubtdtti, I.JNI .t, /:eootlil •lkl lf"til r se nteel,: tit h.ve let the innM city '10 by (le.. triea · to demon■trat.e .rather tt.ipn fault. merelr ttfl about ·Cllrittlin 10J"1. , Admit PNVI.,, Shortcomint■ The East Harlem ex�llm t This is uot an outllderJa lwJ.h haa 1iv•• l!rolellUlnt ehurth•) I a Judgment &r Uie -P.{ot"tant record, ,p.attem :to tollow in othef inner Sialnar projeetl· 'Ire oi:\ of wl.•t dtV It is a rather mU,t ' \rehi Y reu .1!" --·• Prote1lant1 have been aay1na auuut now underway in Brooklyn, Cle"ethem1ell'es ln theu' 'ChurJ!h publl• land, ChJ.e., Bostop.- and ot�r , cation, and al their conferences cities. _______ and eol'lventiorla. Now Proe1ti.bt.l art fflllJi. to make amends for Uieir neclt!d 01 a · vast_ miulon fleld• ,tn �lr mid.It, 0Cl8fy aVen Ne■tly ·■ll 'ol the ' bl1 denomfii�tlons have set up •pecial ¥P afl·. Clai:_�nee Shumate of �W• menta ,or a,1eneie1 to .tackle Utt- vitl'e, W, Va,, ■pent the ..,.. __..., �• 1.8.t d enormou1 problema involved in here and Mn, Shumate ar(d ·1..: aau.v_ldlng a.n �ctive ipl�hi� to, ��• Janat and Gloria �� fh , mner Cl1y, ti.ome after 1pendln1 the 1 1fe,k There are probl ems of money, here. manpower and. method, -Mr; and Mn. Guy •Ru�'- 111d The wealthy eon1reg1tton1 ol df.UJhter Terry Lynn, �NW. sub lJl')>ia must, be pel'IUaded to •offWt Su udU" 1'itll' hit �nf■ , contribute thff)u,11 .deIKfflllf\atlq__Dl'l it.• �d MN. 111�4n Ruuell. channels the fund■ neeemry to lid1y Naomi Jo Smith 1pent operate ln�1� city millions which eveninc with her · ll'ln 'ftts, will not. soon, if ever, be aelf.tttp. Mt. and lln. Harley Jo� n, portine. Frecb Tuckerman spent · v,enl Young clergymen mu11t be found daY,t wJth EJi111beth Brueh Of who are willin1 to move their fam- Rose Hill. · into the slums �hn.11 � sla.re the n tea Mr. ind Mrs. Roy Reber and ,' · r l live1; oI their people_.. Add lbeae family of · Mantl , le, d 1pent t e urban ·m t·HIonarte■:mu,I .! IIven ....kend wllll her itl&lor, , lfr. a !d •J:!etlal tr■lnlnt to m tnltter to a Mra. ·oterin Tbompaon. wide ratl ge . . of human needs. . and daugh�� Linda Rose j .- �•.•}' �p■ch NOffN • • Glor.lo.,.• 9� , wilh l,fh. ' _1,' ', .t be a flesh 1catlih ,F�. ·ti.W"e ' '.� '�1!'.:� , I Homttoming Set ForSun-'y At Chester House Of Prayer_ PrP,�mit Chm�F3emg S'l'Al�DINGS Football Prospects • • • • • ' • • l\ . .,., ' Yovr Walgreen Agency Phone WY-!-%58• Pam:,' _· �E �DRY CO. J. P. Joachim, Prop. ' Mlddlepal'.t · ' - . • I .., . ,,. Phone WY•!-%057 · IUILDEIS SUPPLv co. ·t\i} � 1 · llltldl� Rt. I I ,I < " ,1 1 ·r, . . � i ' . •" "LC �• . ..,., · , ,,, Phone '• WY-!-�748 Homeeorning time hH t.'Ome I a well fWed bidet and enjoy again at the House of Prayer, 1 the day. Chm.er, Ohio, Sunday, Aug. 28th . A free will offering will be The church ha1 been gwen a new ta.ken iri the afternoon for the buildi.n& fund. l o ok compleUil)' (,verhauled. -----Those donating labor were Mr. and Mn. Bradley Pooler and SOns, r; Ronnie Pooler, Mr_ an d Mra. Berl Smith, Mr. and Mn. Ri<bud Barton, Mr. Ind Mrs. Oscar DillBy Mn. Clwi.. W..... inger, Floyd Dillinger, Paul Life, Mr. and Mrt. Leroy Sauler, llrt. S, S. attendan4f) AU,, 21 wu Jt·red1 llillff, lln. Edna Life, 44, offering $(il.S2.' Rev. Card Lyle Life, Vivian Maxie and Miu filled •his appohlLment at 10:45, ,ubjeet "Koowm, 6'd'• Will" Lenore Betzing. Mn. Chu. D. Woode aOO Mn. It ha, a new Rt of na1s, new bulletin bo1rd, new banlsten on , Clair Woode ,peot Slt\U'da)' with tl'le steps whith were apon10red her mother, llr. afl4 :tJn. Prank, .. by the Wllline Workers claa Cheetebrew. On S&ti,day the Woodet ■pent the afternoon with taught by Hr■. Life. The chlll'ffl has betn weather her rnot.her wbd" if Ill boarded, new doon and painted, Ronnie' and Jtnlfe S1'11rtt of new roof on the Yestibule roof Columb111 are spendina their ,v.. and tar paper 1Ja1 donated by the cation hrere wltti their aunt, Mn. Baum LumJ,er Co., Chester, fiim Paul Bt.li.!t.ley Ind b.mlly. Mr, and Jin. Wffl. Carr alld. , which mattrialtl WH purchased. Sunday School will begin at family spent a few da,s Jut week, t:30 a. m. Berl Boggi. Supt. at . Chillicothe &ill Yia1ted other Quartet sin1in1: Z. Warner; Quar Jk)lnts of In� Vlc�e Lynn. let from Huntington: Mr. and wbo ' bad beth ,Mitfnc 'at Chllli­ Mn. Buren Duncan, Clifton: lo. cothe i'eturrifd �e with: t,hem. cal talent, Mt. Herman QUartet. Mr. and 'lln. Clarenee Ather• ' Preachinl at l l : 30 by the pu- ton and farnJJy of Co)u,at;-111 spent · · tor, Edmond Life. Basket dinner the weekend wflli Mr. and Mn. at noon. Afternoon service will Arthur AtlflM'to"r:. ' IDa famlly. Mn. J. E. Pitts - and Kn Pearl consi9t of it0nJ1, prayer and praiJe service. rr )'Ou ■ing aome Suriimerfie1d of Pitt■bur8� are prepar� to llin1. The afternoon risiUng r-tn. W, E. llobinto" The churdl baafmnt and po!'· menace wlll be brought by Rev. chet1 and step■ hive bee-n ))tinted W, K. We11Uali, Parkersburg, Tbe public iJ. invited lo bring i and the windOw■ .wcreened. j Alf ed NeWS Of , The Wee k SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSO\"i 01' I, I rll� WEJIC ! Isaiah Got Int-, Poli,�cs By Roy L. Smllb In the midst of the hue and cry lo the effed that the preach­ ers ought to "keep out of bolitics," it might � wise . to read the story of Isaiah, one of lhe greatest souls the Hebrew peo­ 'ple ev':1' produced, and ene of the clearest ��ous 'thinkers · . .... , , of all times. One cannot read for In the prophecies of lplalt without be­ coming. aware of the fact that the �rophet Wb lmmened in the politics of his lime. No great political Issue roae in the life of the nation throughout a period of 50 years Illa! lie did not express an opinion concerning it, and do till In' lila power to influence the government under which he lived. . .. World Pollli<s One of the reasons for Isaiah's profound concern with poli­ tics was the fact that all of Judah's politics were world poli­ llcs. Nothing of importance could happen anywjlere in the worlH of the ancient East which did not send tremors through the life of the little kingdom of Judah. The Uniform Sunday School lesson of August �: "THE DANGER OF MILITARY ALLIANCES," � 30 . through . • 31; 36:1 lhri,ugh 37:20. The threat of war between Assyria.and J!riD'Rt was constant through a period ol nearly 200 years. Again and .qaln.d\lrieg those two centuries (800-600 B.C.) the armies al the Earl alld d up 'an,!' " dO'!'D and the West marclted and counterma¢he l smaU �!O• pf Syria, he across led which acr'!ss the highways which ln7 _of them n 1 way no was There Israel, and Judah. · · · · CQuld escape from any crisis. lsa.iah, the prophet, seems to have been one 'of\tl!e- best ln­ fonne<) men of his generation. Over and oV/tt' J aptears that he had sources of information which kept ollh'.abreul of the latest political development on two co!!l/!lent& J!Jelng a could not ail trtotic Hebrew, and being an Informed to voice bJs opmions with all the powers at bis con,maftd, man,"\i!' r,•· · · lsalab, l1-olallonl&I made an lsulallonisl Qf 'l:sal.ah: In the first ·, 'J'wo vital facts place, he'knew that Judah was ri!ldtlvely'safe·Iil tlie event of any major war, due to the faot that ii war, siluated In tlie bW country where the movement of large bodies 'llf tro'oDI was a dlfflcull 'matter. Moreover, the main hlP.� sire!Ehed out · ille seacoast, miles away from Juilall Ir bdhteril. 'II tire Utile' nll"llcin,' t/>ererore, managed its affairs WW. discretion there wu ;; ,good chance tliat neither of -Ille pat empires · · would dlshlr� lt. T)le rrecolld fact was even more basic. · '"-lab belie,'ed that Judah waBil,alled ol God to perfonn so,me �t �rvtl:e. In the .name of :leNovah. Ir it would remain t!lrlc.tTy llelltra� and if It would 'awalf lnritructlons from the· IIOlt. llJ&l:l,.lhe dlvlile plan would be worted out and Judah w�uld be.llved. ori Jud�.'• .� '!.fl/I Jsaia)l wu, God and ·Jeography were · • an lsolatloruat. · til�l'I "· : · llroln 11..,( Pharaoh a · . Confronted with a tllreat from' Egypt, the klnp of Judah were lilciiiied. to turn to Assyria. But. confroilhld 'wllll a threat lrom Assyria• they rushed to the arlna l!'al>t, , The Egyp�s, on lbe other hand; wereThi • generally for­ tu1111te position. The only point at whl� l�y COl!ld . attact�nect of l!d with any ,hope of Bll�SS wa•. f�_r Pharoah IDBI. � uie by today bisected Is , 'lind which front, 50-mlle a could muster an army capable of' tk!feifWj/g . 1 •· ••· · '' his &lng,jom was safe. . . It was good. strategy for him, therefore, to persuade the little �dorns to fight as hi., allies, � tlie A88Yrlans· :a1 bay as'IOIIJt as t�elr .trenglh luted. . 'l'fila meailfih1i •be wu .. defend his own bord� to the last Jlebl'ew. �111!8 · ·me.,.to · tjilnlters such as Isaiah . aild. Jereaiilli, a hundred y� 'lr!J!!r, were quiet to see· lhJI �n pro!Dlaes we.ft' vahlelaiif. Tsalfllr talked �bout • l'll!lfaob \II ·• lbroten .,:eet!.· � . , J'ereinlab cltUed him a ''big no"'9.i'_ •, •, ·. On;of the most i�;:!IJ%';a��brew-�, 1.� ,;:.�I , . the Utile klflidom of Judah 'r(as,,•'eventually, liji�:� de­ stru.ctloll because it acted on the advice of'f ' ID, years later, when confronted by Iii� tl!reat "f� a� 1lle vaslon, ii might have been saved ualn If II h!!d a<jvlc'e or soother preachl>�.the Ji}"'Jti!et J�.' · tt:opyrlgbt 1960 by the "'� of Chrlltlan ..._ � ·of the Cb"wies of � hi tbti UaWI � !!, it. .' ��::� ' . ' ' �.,.. .._ _ _ _ ____ • - • • • A • • ·• Bot1nce --- -- --- ----- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 27, 1�5 ; NA.TION.til Ll!AGUE wt, L Pct. GB Pittsburih 715 47 .615 Milw11ukee 88 51 .671 5½: St Louis 67 · M .Mt- 7 ½ Los Angeles fie 5f .MO 8 S.in Fnncisco 59 60 .tu6 14 11: Cincinnati 55 70 .440 21 ½ By RON SUPl}IIS,C:I ch.1 b's coaches 47 '13 ,892 � United PrHt lnt.r�tlonal I The defi:nse, howevN, has Sa- Chicago Phila.delphi.a 47 75 . 386 29 BOi'l'ON UPI - A salid passing I ban taUrin•r to himsrlf 1ltacl:,. spotty running and a FrlUy's 1,�ta · g1vmg "Our biggesl concf"rn is tryin� · · quesl1ona ble d erense 11 Ph 'ol,dolnhlo 1::0 ran that men swing find to r:· ' ..- • - · ltOI.Cb tpu Saban of the _ Boston both St. Louh ) Pi �� w,•vP · .J defensP and offense on Patriots smUes mingled with bad Mllw1ukH l 3 !Si in SaftrUN: l e n li �2 got three \inll:!backrrs dreams. 10 - C �I 1, ht :With the atart of the new Amer- Brown, Jaek Rudolph > and 'l"..my LH A,11tlH :e tl 'f� 2nd ican Football League seaso n only 8ardi .!:l(.'O , but we net d one 01her Lo, iA,n,.le, 1 ' ��"!)l.1h.1,:clty'1 'I'!!! fiJh:t.ir, t'wo week.& away, Saban a.aid the a l. 1,t;le cwt.Ide spot." Phif..lphla al i(flf,:� _ Bus• " Unleb your defense can Rel Patrioli have " a good pa uing at• •11W_� (6.10), tack," the running " is coming th■t ball foe you, you wori"1 tn.nlt (4!f2) VI l,illwav Qe at_Stii _:J�IICO along," and the defense "is u1.1r score," Saban suid. Bur'-tte ('B-n: or lilur 're fU) ,,. big�est concern. ' Frank Gat,iki, .i IZ-year vc•t· O'Otll (T-f) . A,i� a qu�c� look 111 the Pa- eran o r th " N a tional foolb,� ll . Plttlbu....- a i It. Loul■ (ni,ht) triota eib1b1t1on performances Leaaue, has beeu "helpin� the and roster proves Lhat the former boys In <Utr line ',, Sil ban said ,1:Mton (i42) v, - g,,,,-y (1-2) · 51�•.r-• f4J.r ., f)dl -n (�). 111,pro linebacker for the Cleveland Browmi knows on which side I 'And Fred Bruni' )' who has �1 ..,,._ �¥ti-al, the football is laced. _ ,IHMlitr's , Gfn!H 1 spent six. years as a hal fh.ick wit� In winning three or four pre• the Llona, Steelers und W11ii h h1g:• Phl_lNe�ti■ at Chic• season aamea, the Palriolll scoted ton hH been workinJ: wilh c,1.1r Pltt.bwjh •f St. L.vl, • Cinc innati tt lo, Antelt■ matt of their touchdowns wJth young baelts," he added. Mllw1ukN at S•n f:rancltc• ------former Songin, (Butch) Ed HM!-8. P :Boston College quarterback and AMER ICAN LIAGUI 1II--C1nadian pro football cholte, W L Pct, baa thrown Reven touchdown paas­ New York . . 70 48 .3� es, at lea11t one In each game. Baltimore 72 Sp .Sjn 1 Tommy Greene, Quarterbock Chlcago , . , . . . 70 �2 .4'10i, 2 wbo played for Holy Cross Col• Washington 62 60 .308 10 lege, also c-ontri buled two TD Clevela.nd IS8 61 .482 12½ heaves. Ends Jim Colclough and Detroit , . , . . . . !57 63 ,475 14 01c:1r Lofton and nanker b1ck Boston JO 60 .420 20½ Larry Garron usuall)' haYe been Kansas City . . . 43 77 ,MS 28 the targets. RpME (UPI>- Sh11pel y In-grid Friday', RN1.tl. But lhe running atta<'k, fe:1tur· Kramer of Gennany led the way N•w Yori! 1 f,. bt, 11 ing Ron Burton, Ger Schwedea antl lplo 'th� _finals of the women's lnnlne' . ' Jim CtaWford, hu been leu �n- three meter springboard Olympic New York 7 'Cl..,.i,nct 5, 2nd ·. ■atlonal. Burton, the 6-9, 190-pound dh-in, dNmplonshi p loday with a Balllrt\or• 2 ICantH City I, iht tpeedater fro,n NorUlWNte.rn, w111 total �ofH � points, which left Baltlm.r• 1 1 Kan11, 1 aty 1, ahd doin& the bulk of the cllT)'Jng un­ fa\ro� :PMJli Jean Popt or Santa Wtlhlngton S Dittrolt 4 til ■ lea Injury lotted him •to tbe Alie, C.hf., ' 8.36 • point!! behind in Chk_ , ..,,_, z stdelint1. loorth i,itu,,jy', Pl"lbablo PIW..n • place. Cniwrord, t,he n,at,ion'1 loadlnJI' Dttrelt at Wath�ff . 'Mle aecond day of full-scale ae• 2-4 n LH S-4 around aainer ■t Wyol')Wl,C 1ft 19&0 took up thir, alack. Suf � Pa, tioo 'i n Ute Olympics could pro­ c;/!I .... ,,, -.�iw,, 1 1-10 trlot■' main 'threat · came duce II man y 11 three ,gold ened­ Yl·;� ,,f . ' al• for the United States, and an­ tlirouih the air. Kanua City at laltlmor1 H•r• Schwedea, lbrncu.e )aer,p In hi■ other oyttWhelmlng U. S. -win In btrt 1-13 "' W•lkw 3-3 li!lam'• Cotton Bowl � ovir,r ibt■ketbill wa.11 likely. Clnit1nt1 at New York two But I'd(-■ Kramer put America 's �I ... . 1nd Htnhm.l'l Teu1 IHI Jan. 1, hU' , not yet · 1�11hed., his peik, •tci,!:111! to the lradltlonal domination of the wom. 14 .. tt.ffonl 0,0 •nd T ,ry 6-7 ■ . en•, thr�.ffleter springboard div• luMlr'• 4MMI Ina �n 1rave Je0pardy, . . Clfftlanll at WMlnrton ct.lea.. tt Baltlm.. 1t New Yof'III 2 O.t...it ARCARO RE-ELE CTID r,f IH'-'t 2 City KtnN1 NEW 'YORK UPI-Eddie Ar­ caro' hH been re•clected presid ent ol the • Joeke,-•, Guild, a po,ttlon . h'e 1 hr, 111:ild 1lnce 1IM9. Alao re, Home Of Tile ' i ctc ·· ,to two.year ' 'ferm■ ' Were FABUL9U8' , •e � tJ11 11, vice •ellldent . t '1 �.. ,ectlon tild /John, I nt · -�• i1 vke pre11di&nt for rWNtern aecUon white Ken ' Churt'h w11 named to 11ucceed Dave Erb lor the vice pre1ldenc,G0 ) ol the central section. . � TULSA, Okla. UPI-Karnas schoolma rm Jean Athley who lll:D RflilJ. ' I !lllid whr>n 11he PnlPrPd the US(;A Smiles And Bad Dreams Are Mingled For Boston Coach ' • ,,r- IC£ - In l.!IIJ N..t!'·­ Availabl, Teutonit Miss Endapgers U. S. D� Hopes •w ' , • • -- ... . .. C�QW'I STUl IIOIIJE . • . ·' Tom Boy SA N D W I C H i Schoolmarm Has R I , a. I ole In Fm ' als • , Of }f MeetJDg and SEYFRIED your LENN OX dealer •A NIW and USED COAL, OIL, GAS , !\' 1, 1 , ,i,1�1 Wftlllt>n 's 1.!Hlf tmu·11,1 , .... 1 . l ,.,.. 1 ..lie aud JJ1Ue hope or winnin g but would play "the best l can" met former champion Jo• anne Gunderson of klrkland, Wash., today ln the flnal11 of the tournament at Tula■ Country . Club. .��� JJP.,�!l�r ■ �••�l•nf , From Our lUTOMATtC HLF-$ERVSG •--MACHINE __ , Davis Cup Set In Tizzy Mter Upset Victory 24 HOUR!' ,:\ DAY ilf'Ptse l's Mhlond Service CHESTNUT HILL, M.... UPJ­ Ohio �un,ters and trappers will need new licenses on Sep­ Thl' United St.ate■ DaVtll Cup pic­ tein/>er ) . . ,\botif 00!>,00C) were mailed to Ucen"4! ,1ertts ture was in a tiny today th1pnk1 to thrriughout Ohio by mid AUIJIIII, reports Harry West, ·ohlef, two young men who wouldn't ac, AecO\lntlng and Budgeting Section, Ohio Depa rtment of ·Na-C'ept de-feat. They are 23 • year . old torm,r tural Resources. �P."Dl!!.C date The new 19� license will be required for Navy Lt Mike .Franta and Ylli grad l>on Dell, who really 1118de of t.lle rail and �alllnule hun�g le!ll"/'n, Co1 ol .:iqi!' ��•nt !lcenae·l& tll.25, mducllng a 25:«gt lssu� lee, �-n�o.;�ldent his favored opponenfil blue. I Franks and Dell. did it the hard license ,ell8 for ,15.25, including IIJ• lasidng fl'i> way Friflay. 1uffl101.mtln1 the •fiuntel'i regardleSB of age, with a �w eiceptk>111, mud pos­ od<h and a knee injury to the 21· sess licenses . Tlie state law pennlls landoWl!era and their ,-e-ar-old Dell lo oust whiz tid1 children to.hunt and trap without licenses on lands owned bv E11rl Buchhol:r. 11nd Chucli. McKJn• are fann n\ana�ers, tl!nahta an� tb,elr chil­ exempt' Also them. ley from the qua rter.finals of fhe hunting whlle dren on land that they manage •nd on which National Doubles tennb tourna• they re,lde. ment at Longwood Cricket Cl�fi. Members of the armed for<es on active duty or op . leave Buchholz and McKinley, the! ia­ year-olrl St. Louis boys who were from active duty are also exenlpt. They mu1t h,ve necessary . seeded second domestically, b4ith military credentials m lhelr po.,essioij, however. A clilld un­ were logical y. S. D11VJa Cup dei"'16 must be accom anJejl .l!.Y �n 1¥,lqlt,,y,b\\!i lluntl.n'&. r. choices before the match. N'ow�Y Ifni� clole to· 675,000 hunting l'l!d fi'applng disclosed West were only also-rans In the dou­ !lce!IB'l' were sold during 195�, about the sa!JJe as Jor 1958. bles, The 0-3, 1·6, S•7. 6-3, 6-4 vlctvry · Hunting license sales are holding up in contrast to fl&blng li­ shot Franks and Dell into the Da­ cense saleB which have declined during the past year. . vi! Cup picture. "Be sure to have a license If you hunt alter September I," · say Divl&lon- of WIidiife personnel. !/1� 3 Veterans Tied For Lead Phone WY-%3535 ]J', MAln St. f�111eroy , .• .•.. •,, ... ...:, ..,; .... ... . 0 a ' lnt:Y_ t,iA -.V iJi:!ld.N ly · -- . O;,. 'fJ "J; -:rt ts :J:f. :w�- . ,., ·. · . � ..__f - "'t'r r' � ..,,tifida,•, ' ";'°�� ·,-!Jlil;f.,8 ....:.:::.; be,t.�� . . Rev. C rl Horril!I, 'AU day S.bool 1:3Q 'liir; D, '. 11'1 ...ll/lfl� .,,:i:_ �ct_�� ;f r.,:"'"::G�� ' ' -, •ltl! DUm!!i 11 IJlf Wodn•• x ■ 1�.i, U I� �rC ,..... ...... H� -- ,■111,., .,...., .,!tool 1:80 am; . 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(2j "Fw hio pm : Friday, Se pt. 2, Happy iar· ours is a nation which smarts adder the v..ourge d.,k/,.,·, Mlt. V) f..,. lbe- ...t of hil �o.i1, _, ..-. (,4J F• .._ .. k. Yellen. �ee� 1•� p:,1: C , me of a -moral disease - juvenile ·deJiriquency. 1/ !he O..,,cll· ilMlf. whio:h .,.,.d,. l,i,, and ·WOrahlp, -1ou .re weleom,. 'blessing you with a sob o, daug�t<,r, God -••I ..d ..i.,>11 Nlf'POr1. Pl..11 -. II' Uni.... _.., Church, ,-. are Y6u aoul. pl'eefoua a you to ntru,ted e i liao fa1:. d..,.i, ,...,Ja,lr oad ..-..I ,...,, 8iLk. , Brown EJifft\ 'Rti.1� erow, -i d.i ly, required by Jaw to give your child a NCular edu­ am, Kentor. Sul')(la,y ■ebool1 'elitlon. But, despite the acourge of delinquency, neth ' Jllhley, 8Dpt'. Wctnhip ■t ••• tree nitfon m�,t leave to your co,,•ci..,., the 10:-SO am, topic "¥1 ijrolther .ft,.nd .'tphtloo 'of your child'• moral and rellgiou., edu-, 1"· IIYF Juhiori anil 11ei\iort ' at 6 'pm, Brenda Pott• and Di,vUl '"t;,"''tliln. .... •)ko•n.· old""f' IIIPoct1 ve1y· God has · blessed ��m�rlc�.-< Wltli · a nearby � s y hutch ready and eager to provide Chrl tian WI 1 ·, Je tem�r. 1llrt) ,£ � vllln/J.!i for your child, and relr.tous foundation "Oh o Puto i" ChOOI to Metho­ flit' '1oilr fAmily'1 .lrfe -' the Sun 1hlne1 brlrht.. -dUt Dl;lii,rten Sept. 5-8 at Dela• ·. .. • •· . t,here are shadow, • . YGu muat . decide I.. Ware,ltJ.', Ch1l1ll111 le)..- loc�, 1 '4 · • . lffil'N ·Mulberr • ·'v AYl!il'h:-h:· . .· . 'y:�O:Mom u J 11 lWl es al rvice � c in te U 1: the 1ubJeitt of lbe" le�III -.ermon. · 1 1• 1 a clri ffl ,u _ • 1110 .. � � • a0d 1 a 11 u • 1 � • .,..... ":.i e 1 -!�_,1 1..� u , n v t m1 shoulde &o erDn• il a.iia;,i9:8,�Wedhe posr. l11iah his . ock o'cl 8 lt tee aerv e e nina . day . v ' All are welco . ' Chrltt, me" . , MlchH..-,t, Chun:ti . ., Rev. Fred l. Gardner, Pastot. · 9 : 30 Bible �...-,. R· c· st�f e, Y ,, , toservice g Motnin Supt.; 10;30 ll' A i lTT ffm l!'l'�E nl n E,/o pie "H-.fi2·1-0_I" 7 :30 . . 'i' �f IIIIUI • rs. ,. i fple "Radlatl.t WOl'"d11 , 1ervie�, Pr�yer meeting Our Alm Is To Satisfy 11 .• , UjW11�:._- · ' 1 ,. ·a1¥ ._IJ..:!.._ '1Y1 tnil"Ck. · fli. '-� c o • '-' ·5-214$ P1111De Pomeroy hlo St,,,, 11% E. Main 1 , Rev. Robert .card, PuJo r. funday .., ��� , . ,. . 1 · , keboot' IJ:<9, ·LJOYH Dtltln,:e� Supt.. . ...,.. 1 WltJi H,eror. Sun � W'onbip'.ietvtce 10:0 man Taylor, loy leader.- Sunday ■chool II !1)1; Cbl ·111·• ch Sundoy, evenlnl f:80 1lYF meelinC, Wed· • tjlili\ needay�n_i_�_�t 8 pnyer aer• 24 Hour Service T Motor Tune Up . met· , 11 the •c,ue vi�. ., Christ Middleport Powel & Ash-Middleport-Ph. WY-2•39%1 f'l,one Wf•!-2805 ¥; . or, Jim W: · cburch .Ja,t.i'ue"4&Y evenln1, Aug. Q\)I :80 ■m; II- 18 with �liht "limber■ present. '· 1-0:I01 am; Christian ' Routine b�ineM was taken c•re 1 . ol. A1tna . Jwarts wa1 ptoJra m '1/i!l!) lil ,pm• f:• at ;i: • �f:ije■dar ev •· ' leadel. �� l)IO';,tl. nl toevebeGuSunday ,.hooi O:IO illl;�tFlilq 1 ' p.nevl l �-:1 Swlfb ,\Im• I0:30 �m · N �til� � 1J j · 2Qt�. . Sept ei', thflfi, ·prou1_m lea� nellday pm; c; ';v. �t, t,, !IJHPhone SH-%-4183 � et C11r•11t, Art Rolland i �,NYNJ.I iRUII, ,,... r-'i"'-lit , I tor. � t Schoo 1e .. l !j;Blb ..�J .Qilt,r • . ' pa, Po!"eroy-Mlddleport, Ohio .. · l!lfilth 'St j! ,., ..1., Sr, Supt. ; ., Cbilijh , p t. Su 1:30 Bobby.lSe■r l... . O:SO; C.,,rlltian lqr.r 'eSunJ!ii' . � _ , � 'i!ll!rn\1!_1 · ;t!0 , Se■ rle', Slld4V ' 'l<ho/il, � en_ln. worollp, Wb l !' •' 1 " � o , am 10:80_ 1 • • , • Y ..,..1_� • . · � _ Sunday S<b1't!J, )lar!ii i! �:IO f-" • f • '1 Ai _h.. ,,� :"'.' ' E;,nre11o11, _ ��·· 7: 'f �ayer . mee!ilii 0. ljus, m . Colu of Insurance de NattonwJ . meettn1 SuJl<l■t . Mlddlepot1 iP, I. '• Zion Chuldl' of · Cllol<I · �oll,o.· · sun SO, & �\II� -!_ 'IB)f., l , : "• D, :, $,, Pomeroy, P�on� WY•Z-!480 11• 'roy-Harr(lonville" \Jll!tt4,, �•• · "'/i p ' P\11 Kn•P,t>. dll!i Jel>iiJ>I Underw_ooc1, 1 Jllln!IW, IP� · i�.�• � pm ' ., Supt. .,. _ .;..., • . 9:30 ani; ' Mortlrn1 w\>ra p ·10:84" \., '" '"� · ·' � L _,9' 1 7 I. ...: ,� , �, lj;'.; f!ll.l.;5' \"•r� , •.,, E••"J/1 e ... · �-.-...."I ��p9!�!:,�by I h� llle en'ljrOJ)111e""?\l; 1'u1plctou1 ol all 1Jlllffed 1,fteM lnter&ti-tnal Protenant �h.u,rcfre, alfw; "):legin• "rupec:laW.et"1naUtu.tlon.. ·the po\;. nihli b> f.aN up to a lt!hallenll'!' erty,h,unted people of the ltiner '.frbm which they. have Joq -ilfd, t'tt, !Mlp,b will not re■po.nd to a 1t J1 the challenM:e oJ tbe '"inner tr■Illplinted Yenlon of the ne■t city." • � littlf Pro}nt■nt e.burchet 'l(Jpc:h d_o lni,er clb ls I lel'JD the ,1(1(1,\ kl 'N.l'lll in the 1uburb■, U Uij sclenlists tbou,:bt..g t6 du�\� church hope, to m■lte a plare IM the denaeJy.popWaled retidendat , Itself In · the 1Wr city, It n,�t ueas which lie in Hd around the 1ene before It reacheai: and ft heart of a great m•4'q,P9ll1. m\l.lt be prepared lo 1ir,t it, hind, The inner city col'i�1n1 � rew 1 dirty. caiea of luxury h.oteta and apart• menla. 'But It ls .mainly com:J),O� . _ 1:h � fae�. have been demon­ of slumi, nei.r--lh.1ms and "chint• 1tratea lfi ffie �t Harlem Prpt• �•1·anl �arl■b In ,l'lf,w . York, the lng .ne•&�hooda.." , It .- l, '1 place where poverty, · • ��t plo n�r1!'1 u.,.r1menl w�ic'1 icah ' crime, aJc�hou,m., o y�rowdini, ,ro"e:d th•t, Prote1tanU1m tries it If cli,y t ■c clnner broli:en hOmea juvenile delinq_uen- re li );le cy and human' desperatlOn abound. Hll'd enou.ali. Tbe Catholic Chlt�h followed The Eut lfar-lem . P arll..11. pow her jm�Jgrant children Into the in Jtt Ioth ye.r, ii jointly ■up,urhali jungles in the 19th CentW')'. ported by MNn • m.jor denomJna. But America's m11Jor Protestant ti9l\l, ]Ii '\J.u a · full•time staff of b<Hlies Mve· never fell at home nine Jpecl■llf•tralned. fleromen amid the 14ualld surroundinp •nd wlio live with tbtiir r■mlliea in the ••Plosive radal tension, or the teeminc slum which they service. Inner city. n coliilucti services in r.enledo,ientw -by b,i.tory tcrt'ud otore -- front, 1.,l»d or •...,1�1 small town Jl'nd t1'i;lral w-,,1, � �Qr e1!_1Jrch �uJldirl11, Th�Udh have concentrate� on build)n1 lf.4 J:p.fji'litely • varied minij�'. new churchea. in tl)e lu•h11•.irow- *.h ·ch' lhch1<Jea medical, educaiibnine m�ddle clai,s , ,ubtdtti, I.JNI .t, /:eootlil •lkl lf"til r se nteel,: tit h.ve let the innM city '10 by (le.. triea · to demon■trat.e .rather tt.ipn fault. merelr ttfl about ·Cllrittlin 10J"1. , Admit PNVI.,, Shortcomint■ The East Harlem ex�llm t This is uot an outllderJa lwJ.h haa 1iv•• l!rolellUlnt ehurth•) I a Judgment &r Uie -P.{ot"tant record, ,p.attem :to tollow in othef inner Sialnar projeetl· 'Ire oi:\ of wl.•t dtV It is a rather mU,t ' \rehi Y reu .1!" --·• Prote1lant1 have been aay1na auuut now underway in Brooklyn, Cle"ethem1ell'es ln theu' 'ChurJ!h publl• land, ChJ.e., Bostop.- and ot�r , cation, and al their conferences cities. _______ and eol'lventiorla. Now Proe1ti.bt.l art fflllJi. to make amends for Uieir neclt!d 01 a · vast_ miulon fleld• ,tn �lr mid.It, 0Cl8fy aVen Ne■tly ·■ll 'ol the ' bl1 denomfii�tlons have set up •pecial ¥P afl·. Clai:_�nee Shumate of �W• menta ,or a,1eneie1 to .tackle Utt- vitl'e, W, Va,, ■pent the ..,.. __..., �• 1.8.t d enormou1 problema involved in here and Mn, Shumate ar(d ·1..: aau.v_ldlng a.n �ctive ipl�hi� to, ��• Janat and Gloria �� fh , mner Cl1y, ti.ome after 1pendln1 the 1 1fe,k There are probl ems of money, here. manpower and. method, -Mr; and Mn. Guy •Ru�'- 111d The wealthy eon1reg1tton1 ol df.UJhter Terry Lynn, �NW. sub lJl')>ia must, be pel'IUaded to •offWt Su udU" 1'itll' hit �nf■ , contribute thff)u,11 .deIKfflllf\atlq__Dl'l it.• �d MN. 111�4n Ruuell. channels the fund■ neeemry to lid1y Naomi Jo Smith 1pent operate ln�1� city millions which eveninc with her · ll'ln 'ftts, will not. soon, if ever, be aelf.tttp. Mt. and lln. Harley Jo� n, portine. Frecb Tuckerman spent · v,enl Young clergymen mu11t be found daY,t wJth EJi111beth Brueh Of who are willin1 to move their fam- Rose Hill. · into the slums �hn.11 � sla.re the n tea Mr. ind Mrs. Roy Reber and ,' · r l live1; oI their people_.. Add lbeae family of · Mantl , le, d 1pent t e urban ·m t·HIonarte■:mu,I .! IIven ....kend wllll her itl&lor, , lfr. a !d •J:!etlal tr■lnlnt to m tnltter to a Mra. ·oterin Tbompaon. wide ratl ge . . of human needs. . and daugh�� Linda Rose j .- �•.•}' �p■ch NOffN • • Glor.lo.,.• 9� , wilh l,fh. ' _1,' ', .t be a flesh 1catlih ,F�. ·ti.W"e ' '.� '�1!'.:� , I Homttoming Set ForSun-'y At Chester House Of Prayer_ PrP,�mit Chm�F3emg S'l'Al�DINGS Football Prospects • • • • • ' • • l\ . .,., ' Yovr Walgreen Agency Phone WY-!-%58• Pam:,' _· �E �DRY CO. J. P. Joachim, Prop. ' Mlddlepal'.t · ' - . • I .., . ,,. Phone WY•!-%057 · IUILDEIS SUPPLv co. ·t\i} � 1 · llltldl� Rt. I I ,I < " ,1 1 ·r, . . � i ' . •" "LC �• . ..,., · , ,,, Phone '• WY-!-�748 Homeeorning time hH t.'Ome I a well fWed bidet and enjoy again at the House of Prayer, 1 the day. Chm.er, Ohio, Sunday, Aug. 28th . A free will offering will be The church ha1 been gwen a new ta.ken iri the afternoon for the buildi.n& fund. l o ok compleUil)' (,verhauled. -----Those donating labor were Mr. and Mn. Bradley Pooler and SOns, r; Ronnie Pooler, Mr_ an d Mra. Berl Smith, Mr. and Mn. Ri<bud Barton, Mr. Ind Mrs. Oscar DillBy Mn. Clwi.. W..... inger, Floyd Dillinger, Paul Life, Mr. and Mrt. Leroy Sauler, llrt. S, S. attendan4f) AU,, 21 wu Jt·red1 llillff, lln. Edna Life, 44, offering $(il.S2.' Rev. Card Lyle Life, Vivian Maxie and Miu filled •his appohlLment at 10:45, ,ubjeet "Koowm, 6'd'• Will" Lenore Betzing. Mn. Chu. D. Woode aOO Mn. It ha, a new Rt of na1s, new bulletin bo1rd, new banlsten on , Clair Woode ,peot Slt\U'da)' with tl'le steps whith were apon10red her mother, llr. afl4 :tJn. Prank, .. by the Wllline Workers claa Cheetebrew. On S&ti,day the Woodet ■pent the afternoon with taught by Hr■. Life. The chlll'ffl has betn weather her rnot.her wbd" if Ill boarded, new doon and painted, Ronnie' and Jtnlfe S1'11rtt of new roof on the Yestibule roof Columb111 are spendina their ,v.. and tar paper 1Ja1 donated by the cation hrere wltti their aunt, Mn. Baum LumJ,er Co., Chester, fiim Paul Bt.li.!t.ley Ind b.mlly. Mr, and Jin. Wffl. Carr alld. , which mattrialtl WH purchased. Sunday School will begin at family spent a few da,s Jut week, t:30 a. m. Berl Boggi. Supt. at . Chillicothe &ill Yia1ted other Quartet sin1in1: Z. Warner; Quar Jk)lnts of In� Vlc�e Lynn. let from Huntington: Mr. and wbo ' bad beth ,Mitfnc 'at Chllli­ Mn. Buren Duncan, Clifton: lo. cothe i'eturrifd �e with: t,hem. cal talent, Mt. Herman QUartet. Mr. and 'lln. Clarenee Ather• ' Preachinl at l l : 30 by the pu- ton and farnJJy of Co)u,at;-111 spent · · tor, Edmond Life. Basket dinner the weekend wflli Mr. and Mn. at noon. Afternoon service will Arthur AtlflM'to"r:. ' IDa famlly. Mn. J. E. Pitts - and Kn Pearl consi9t of it0nJ1, prayer and praiJe service. rr )'Ou ■ing aome Suriimerfie1d of Pitt■bur8� are prepar� to llin1. The afternoon risiUng r-tn. W, E. llobinto" The churdl baafmnt and po!'· menace wlll be brought by Rev. chet1 and step■ hive bee-n ))tinted W, K. We11Uali, Parkersburg, Tbe public iJ. invited lo bring i and the windOw■ .wcreened. j Alf ed NeWS Of , The Wee k SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSO\"i 01' I, I rll� WEJIC ! Isaiah Got Int-, Poli,�cs By Roy L. Smllb In the midst of the hue and cry lo the effed that the preach­ ers ought to "keep out of bolitics," it might � wise . to read the story of Isaiah, one of lhe greatest souls the Hebrew peo­ 'ple ev':1' produced, and ene of the clearest ��ous 'thinkers · . .... , , of all times. One cannot read for In the prophecies of lplalt without be­ coming. aware of the fact that the �rophet Wb lmmened in the politics of his lime. No great political Issue roae in the life of the nation throughout a period of 50 years Illa! lie did not express an opinion concerning it, and do till In' lila power to influence the government under which he lived. . .. World Pollli<s One of the reasons for Isaiah's profound concern with poli­ tics was the fact that all of Judah's politics were world poli­ llcs. Nothing of importance could happen anywjlere in the worlH of the ancient East which did not send tremors through the life of the little kingdom of Judah. The Uniform Sunday School lesson of August �: "THE DANGER OF MILITARY ALLIANCES," � 30 . through . • 31; 36:1 lhri,ugh 37:20. The threat of war between Assyria.and J!riD'Rt was constant through a period ol nearly 200 years. Again and .qaln.d\lrieg those two centuries (800-600 B.C.) the armies al the Earl alld d up 'an,!' " dO'!'D and the West marclted and counterma¢he l smaU �!O• pf Syria, he across led which acr'!ss the highways which ln7 _of them n 1 way no was There Israel, and Judah. · · · · CQuld escape from any crisis. lsa.iah, the prophet, seems to have been one 'of\tl!e- best ln­ fonne<) men of his generation. Over and oV/tt' J aptears that he had sources of information which kept ollh'.abreul of the latest political development on two co!!l/!lent& J!Jelng a could not ail trtotic Hebrew, and being an Informed to voice bJs opmions with all the powers at bis con,maftd, man,"\i!' r,•· · · lsalab, l1-olallonl&I made an lsulallonisl Qf 'l:sal.ah: In the first ·, 'J'wo vital facts place, he'knew that Judah was ri!ldtlvely'safe·Iil tlie event of any major war, due to the faot that ii war, siluated In tlie bW country where the movement of large bodies 'llf tro'oDI was a dlfflcull 'matter. Moreover, the main hlP.� sire!Ehed out · ille seacoast, miles away from Juilall Ir bdhteril. 'II tire Utile' nll"llcin,' t/>ererore, managed its affairs WW. discretion there wu ;; ,good chance tliat neither of -Ille pat empires · · would dlshlr� lt. T)le rrecolld fact was even more basic. · '"-lab belie,'ed that Judah waBil,alled ol God to perfonn so,me �t �rvtl:e. In the .name of :leNovah. Ir it would remain t!lrlc.tTy llelltra� and if It would 'awalf lnritructlons from the· IIOlt. llJ&l:l,.lhe dlvlile plan would be worted out and Judah w�uld be.llved. ori Jud�.'• .� '!.fl/I Jsaia)l wu, God and ·Jeography were · • an lsolatloruat. · til�l'I "· : · llroln 11..,( Pharaoh a · . Confronted with a tllreat from' Egypt, the klnp of Judah were lilciiiied. to turn to Assyria. But. confroilhld 'wllll a threat lrom Assyria• they rushed to the arlna l!'al>t, , The Egyp�s, on lbe other hand; wereThi • generally for­ tu1111te position. The only point at whl� l�y COl!ld . attact�nect of l!d with any ,hope of Bll�SS wa•. f�_r Pharoah IDBI. � uie by today bisected Is , 'lind which front, 50-mlle a could muster an army capable of' tk!feifWj/g . 1 •· ••· · '' his &lng,jom was safe. . . It was good. strategy for him, therefore, to persuade the little �dorns to fight as hi., allies, � tlie A88Yrlans· :a1 bay as'IOIIJt as t�elr .trenglh luted. . 'l'fila meailfih1i •be wu .. defend his own bord� to the last Jlebl'ew. �111!8 · ·me.,.to · tjilnlters such as Isaiah . aild. Jereaiilli, a hundred y� 'lr!J!!r, were quiet to see· lhJI �n pro!Dlaes we.ft' vahlelaiif. Tsalfllr talked �bout • l'll!lfaob \II ·• lbroten .,:eet!.· � . , J'ereinlab cltUed him a ''big no"'9.i'_ •, •, ·. On;of the most i�;:!IJ%';a��brew-�, 1.� ,;:.�I , . the Utile klflidom of Judah 'r(as,,•'eventually, liji�:� de­ stru.ctloll because it acted on the advice of'f ' ID, years later, when confronted by Iii� tl!reat "f� a� 1lle vaslon, ii might have been saved ualn If II h!!d a<jvlc'e or soother preachl>�.the Ji}"'Jti!et J�.' · tt:opyrlgbt 1960 by the "'� of Chrlltlan ..._ � ·of the Cb"wies of � hi tbti UaWI � !!, it. .' ��::� ' . ' ' �1--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Aug 27, 1 960 I 0-For WANT ADS News FOr The Sportsman Sole Of Rent b ROOM HOUSE, RUNNING WA (Continueel From page Four) . . TER, b■th and electricity. Lo , pickerel , averac_rng oneBaby County. Morgan Area, Wildlife cated in Harrisonville. Contact I Mn. .John Stout, Huriaonville. half-inch long on April 29, now a verage 6½ inches, with som e 8 22 tltc , goin g to 8 1/,. . CONSIS'nNT DEPENDABLE lll!SULT8 . . FOR SALE or rent: 6 room house A knofw'n game I aw v10 lator [rom soulbe rn Oh10 was heard RATES WY2Phone St 1 126 E· Main • ... recently that "it's gettin1 tougher all the time, 3408. 8.21.3tp to remark , Cltllia: per went. one J.naertion. .lfioW)Uffl ehara:e . - 60 cent.. now those wildlife enforcement fellows are using airplanes ." . ..... per � lor - _.,,. -"I�'s tr�e," says �rl Kinneer, district law enforcement SU• 8"d,al - one mouth IOl 30 cent J per wOl'd. l ! R�ry 1so r. W e are fmding more and more use fo r the airplane , F\all r■te ol ,& ce�ta per word will be oharled for adverti&ll( but also in fish and game in • · d not PMd witbln lU day1 after rece,.vina: bW. FOUR room bou,e, Rutland Town- not only in enforcement work i n l'.:m,.t LD Adven.ilinc - Should be r.p<t:1.NI !mm"diately. Tbe ship. c.u WY2-6568. 6-l 9-30tp vestigatio work , aer al photography, gam e censusing a nd i.ncor­ 'one Uwo more Dally Seatinel wW not be reapoDlible I« I ----- - --- --- other activities. " One suc h activity in vOlve s ta king new ly. appointed ga me nct. �n. EIGHT ROOM HOUS!!:, two fl'le • room apuunenu. A. N. Bcrn&el. C...'CI of l"-..ankl and Speeial Notl.Cfll ol. Evt.>ata $1 .UO. ObiluattU protectors over their reSJM:CtiVe counties in -order lhat they WY2-327Z. Pbone ll·:l•Uc publlabed at 1 ce-it per woNL --- - · �- _ _ may become helter a.cquamted with the area. l MO. o DAV8 3 DAYS , DAY �oaoa NIC ELY �' UIINJSHE!l z BIID· season• Se · "From now until !he opening of the squirrel . IIOo 11 80e $4.50 r, . . 0 ta" I ups om _._ a en Pb 1 r u-s pauw • • tember 12, the airplane will be used as an 1mpgrt ant tool n S(I.UO ,1.eo ., '1.20 80e • _wY2·3871· B 1 tfc seeking out and apprehending pre.season squirrel bun ters. f!.50 fl.!iO $2.25 :16 711c _ / FOR RENT-Tbree ot!ice room1 Since the airplane is equipped with radio, a s is each game pr0Ada fflellvtd bf JO A.� will be in that day ■ p,ap«. over SlifOer Shoe Store on tector's car, jnformation concerning the whereabouts of sus1 Court SL., in Pomeroy, se<:ond pected violators is quickly relayed to tlle men - on the ground. fl�r- one larue 18 1 22 It, room Jn a ma nner of mi nu tes the suspect is under surveillance. " wtth adjoining 12 � 12 ft. room [ USl!:U li-ARUEJ\ tracton; e ncl mow• ---ll'--. One 10 1. 1 8 fron� room. All era. Rotar)' ttrnwer blades shar­ A H ENS R -: . ecen tUdies eon d ucled bY f18 T t he nes person5 ' I . . ne Nl)' painted wltl1 new floor pened. Custom mowin, and tOHTROL fPMlr AND n e1 of the D1�1s10n of Wildll.(e seem to indicate that there are Phone W\' 2-2080_ covering•. plowina:. IMUr• Inspection, frN P•ln. a., two e-2-t:tc , peak periods of movement by fishes during each 12-hour GUYil Y TRACTOR IN by Nttlenwlde. Phone R. penod. tnd A. S.rv:ce 'Station WY:1- Sales and Service 512 E.. Main St. N ELY FURNISHED The investigation, carried on at 2,270.a cr e Piedmont Late a ROOM it: WY 2-2975. Phone 4,.1Mfc Pomeroy, 2M,6. nd entrance Private apartment. i and Belmont counties and 3 1550.acre Seneca Lake: Harrison 7-21-lfc bath · Lau nd'Y !acilltie1. Utili, Guernsey and Noble counties showed the two peak periods of b:1ve a complet1 now containers. ties paid. Phone WY 2 bring faAYIL IIRVICI. If you are PEACHES, greatest fish movement to be 'between 4 and 8 p.m., and 6 a.m. atc W�bster Fruit t'arm, Long BotIOiPI to .in:r foreign country and noon. The most activity by the flsbea seemed to come a t _ __ _ tom, Ohio. Phone YUkon 5-320 1 or anywhere In the u. s, give E H S I N R u r CUMFORT-'BLE D p.m, and again at 8 a.m, Thal'• lbe best fishing tip of the 8 8-16-Hc Ill a call. NC) 1ervlce cbera:e, no • ----I, Sept. Available Apartment. year! . utra1. TAWNEY STUDIOS, -W. • x r cloth Bo O. P. furnished. Utilities wi11te SED NEW AND U supervisor said managem,mt fWl assistant BiHy, George pc> lls, Galll leeond Avenue, ing, bea:lnning September 2. 253, Pomeroy. Phone WY 2·2292 · a 14-foot fyke net was used for the uperitnent which car• Phone G J 6-161:) or Gl &,1243. o 27_ See at Elza Larkim, Long B<Jl• _ 3t_c ried out between August _ 7•21-tfe 4. and 1. _ _ _ 8- 16-12tp tom. ___ __ __ _ ____ _____ ,I WILL NOT be responsible for CANNING PEA C l r nS, ELBERTA word, Au&, 18, that her liater Mrs a ny debts conlractet..l by anyone I •t . 21 an d up a bus he I. cann Ing J1mt1 Beck o/. Kent, had given Y ., YOUNG MEN under 25 free to other than myself birth to a I lb. 12 oz. baby girl. Tomatoea, $1 .00 a bushel, bring lr1vel New York and return to Edwiird Howell Mr._ Eliubetb Allen who m1ke1 n l container. Hutland Hoad, 1 ½ lt,1ch1na By M.d.. nt assist manager in publishers 1 12 Vale Street her home with Mr. and Mr1. Ray­ Mr. and Mrs. Harle)' Linthleum n:i1Ie1 east of Rutland at Roadcontact work. Above nerage Pomeroy , Ohio. Barton la in Mete, General mond 11de Markel. 8 22 6tp earnings with Immediate cash recent!)' celebrated their a:rand­ ho■pltal for obHrv1tion. l-26:3tp r L)'nn'i; Sherrie daughte birthday account. New car drawing DISHWARE, all kinda. Carl ChevaMra. J■ne Perry h■a returned evening, ARRIVING Saturdny tation rurntahed. See w1 L h a. party. Those attendin1 I\Dme after 1pendin& some Ume in transpor 8-16-30tp lier, Lona: Bottom. fre1b load of fruits, vegetables, Mr. Bair, Marlin Hotel, J>ome- were Mr. and Mrs. Jvan Chevalier lbe hoipital. Elberta and Hale Haven peach• 1 12 RATS KILLED wilh Star War• roy. No phone cal111. 8-25-3tp and . Lina, Mr. and Mrz;:. Erqle Barringer, Ruth, Patty, Carl, CaAlso up. farln, 2 ½: lbs $1.49. tbersb11ch e1 ,1 .98 per bu and H omer Pullen, Js vi1itln1 hta th'' ....... ,nd Rlckie Barri•• mother Mra. Blanche Pullen,. BarUeU pe.ar11, other lruits. Hardware, Sugar Run Flour gN, .t,'rencis ,11nd Mike Chevalier, Midway Markel, West Main, 1 Mlll and La11dm11rk Store. Mr. and Mn. Percy CurUa and the hosts, children Glen and Rln­ Linda hive been vJ1it1n hl1 p ar­ and .'!'Unlllbed 'MENTS t APAK' 8·27-3tp Phone WY2-2'82. (8) 10, 1 1, 12. 17, 19. 19, 24 a unJnmt,hed. llclluten, lllddle k1e �d the honoree. �. 26, 3 1 ; (9J 1 , 2, 7, 8, 9 HHp enb and brother Mr. �nd Mrs. A. Mrs. Perry Curtia received curt.I, and Mr. and Mn. Perry po:-t. Pb,me WY 2·2082. 2 3 ti The Meigs county Fox Hunters FRESHl'"Ow a rirJ <, 111f c1111 wrnBuchanan held a .family reunion H11m �hoot originally scheduled 3210 or coritart Uun Stuhart, at Forked Bun Stale Part Sunday Sheet Me­ 1 2 1 1 Rea l SPOUTING, ROOFING, for Sund11y, AueuHt 28, has been B-26-:Jtc 1 1 Atteiadlnc were Mr. and Mn. uf w�k repa.lr and work tal cancelled until a later dale. -�-��� .fo'OR SALE: SJx room houH, bath Bemord Bucbanan, Parkenburc, any klnd, Pbone WY . 2-2301, ll 27 He USED CHAMPION t·un1cl, good ba1emcnt, large front porch, Mr. and llra. Holly Bucblnan, 8-1 1 ·30tp. Price condition w 1 1 ; , c11sc. i,:crecnad bac k porch, gaa beat, Jim ■nd Kay of Vienna, Mr. and ---------'40.00. Phou,• \'1 17-2287 and 161 c1stcrn and driJJed well. Double Mn. Carl Bucb1n1n and Jeffrey BULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Ponds, Roy Pe�rson, 1..:11st Lclarl. garage with workshop. One of Lubeck, W. Va., Mr. and .Mn. landscaping. and basement LOST-Male CHIHUAHUA. t,rown 8-26-ltc acre o( ground, nice yard with Urie Buchanan of New En&land, Yukon5-32n�. Chester, Phone and while. Anawen lo n1me . or plenty of shade and 1hrubbery. Mr. and Mn. Roy Buchanan. Pat, 8-24-aotp Carpenter, oward l l BEANS. LIMA "Bimbo." LolL in vicinity of Louted one block aouth of 348 Har ey, and Virginia Buchanan WV2•6901. l'horn• Syracuse. Cheater Road near Ro11e Hill. v AIR SONDJTIONU.G, REFRIGJCR, Shade Hlver Road, ' C. R. on 8-26-3tp Partm;sbur1, Mr. and Mr,. B. .Reward, Phone WY 2·3441, Vir- --ation 1ervtee. Jack'• Refrigera­ Ki �e•, P. O, .liox 42, Cheater, ol · - -·M, Buchanan, Liz, Junior and 1ie Hobatetter. (I 2-f 3tc tion. New Haven, Phou TU2Ohio, Offers will tu• rt•(•f'i\led u p to 3-u:ttp Joey o Reedavllle, Miu Vlr1inia f 3 11-23,11 11 A. M . on Ft-11foy, September 2, 1137. of Ne w Eng:l1nd, Mr. Buchanap • - 8 ROOMS, WITU BATH Two . at.oJ'Y - 1 860, al lh<' uflkc� nl Webster · 1 ICTIOM�I -A r,. , Robert , Bu�n. 11,r� near over H Take home school. and l'� ultz, Pomeroy, Ohio, for the c.,-. Cl._ !JIN Cert '46. 90 per month payment.I •tier owned by Henry Htale r�tb All Mal\u Nd MN111 .,_.. r r pa)'ment. Phone WY 2-�. ··down Nye 011 l11c11lecl del·C11Kc<l, KrautLer, _ _ PIMne er CtMNI ... TllOl'OLlfAN MOfOQ Wm"9', 8 23 301 'j Ohio. Pomeroy, In A\lenue, Main It. A. c. BRAOro,111• ...Int, ap­ Court lo �uhjcct offers All · Ohte EIG HT ROOM house with bath, 2 proval. ·MUILLII ,u11NACII, WIITING story brick, 2 cu garMge, cor,�:-:-::---,"'-7----:c w � ou ld HAVE'" 3 Sl ude b■ ke r l MANN J NI; D, WF.BS'l'ER, . HOUII ■ppll■ncN. Amald lroner 'J.'hird and Cole St , MlddleAdministrator. Ute to trade tor later model then, lyracu.., Ohie. Phon. port. Phone WY2·23-i.2 8 25·3tc G1u'"1 Montgomery 18.4 upper cu and pay difference. Write WY:1-6:114. 1 1-1 1-tf __________c____::_ . 8. 2 lower l ¼r ft. open; GalllpoU1 P. o. ilox 114, Middle-port, Ohio. " ron SALE ll•·uutiful Shetland 10., upper, 9.2 lower, 2',, It. open Of ------8-U le � Slallion pooy, ,1,,,, •ccy w ; th NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY Lock 23 l�.5 upper, 9.8 lower, white mane and lnil, four while I Johns-M..n ..;:i,, roof 1hlng:le1, dr.-;;. 1"6 1''0RD 1''AIRLANE cloled otr. All movable dam1 up aan. t.:1e1n 1n1lde and out. knee lenl,!th snek11, white bimd 1 kitchen cabinets built lo order, 13 thru 23 1nd closed off. All 1''ordom11t1c, H&tt, $99 1UKJ. Bh1ot over ahouldcr11, uhout 38 h1chl'11 I aluminum wlndow1 and door1, F0R-SALE or trade heavy duly Kanawha river dama on 1l11. garMge doora, ce1Un1 tllef vinyl tall. WIii t· ,m�idcr srnull mare tnara, Pomer'?'Y, 8-24 .fftc skill saw 8¼ lnch larie miter Boau dow1 Loc k 12 Jefferaon or eq ual 11u11hty, Call Pomero)' floor tile and plywood paneling. box and aaw 1 2 tt., KeJvJnatqr D:IIJ 1m, no tow; Loci. 1t A. V. 1900 OLDS Super &e Hard Top 4 Call Nelgler'1, ft4clne. 8-11-tfc WY2-6133. 8-26-:Jtp refrlgeralor, Opel ,talion wa• . Cllrla Jr. 5,zo am Look 16 dr. One of CICIIU!ll r-6'1 ,11ny­ a:� lo are All model. 'l59 gon Lock 0-3; 1m I Suffolk 17 C. V, PLUMBING repal;i_ electric AND ----AUCTION •leering and wherc. Power condition. 0. K. Caato, 18 Ali• Lock 2-0 ,m 7:20 Huner Pod, Reaaonabl' Phone WY2-6246. I am dispusin� of household brakes. $1,190.00. llilaeltnan, land, Ohio. qulppa 1:20 1m 0-11; Loet 21 8-20-3\p 8-20-dtp. furniture or th1· late Jesse Brew8-H-6tc Pomer oy. -- --Marlyn M O:t5 1m 0-8; Paul Bia• ster at the 111111w 011 372 East AuctlonNr 1er 11:SO am 3-11, Lock Helen 1 Special Hird fop lll06 BUICK 2nd. Ave., ln Pomeroy, Ohio, Sept. REASONABLE IIATES SATIS• a,30 pm �O; El1er Cliff 4:M p,n a dr. Runa a:ooa, "91U>O. Blael• 3, 1000 SATUIWA Y, i ,oo I'. M. LIGAL NOTICI FACTION Gu,11ranteed. Call or '3'0 ; 8am Ricardo 8:46 pm 0-3; tnan, Pomeroy, 8-J4-tltc Llvlna: Room Suite, Stands. Sofa I wlll offer for ule at the frobt ChUIN R. StephenaO_@ f::IO am 0. Cheller, McCoy, 0. J. write llHffl PONTIAC VB Hard Top 2 dr. Bed, End T11 blCJ1, Wicker Chalra, 8 22 SOtp dour of the Courthouse at Pomeroy tb-2i Mike Creditor 0:36 am 14-3 Ohio, or. September 2nd, 1980, ai lodl1111 s,ao ■m 7'3. Like new Dlue and while fln­ nu,:1, Floor Lamp (Huod Made), Painted Plctures-llarid R0<:ker, 10 o'clock a. m. the followinc p� . 91J. bh. Hydramatlc drive. t'l OO Upriver Galllpol11 Ledy Linda pcrty which wa1 owned by Berthi. 12:H am 8-0; Carl Snyder t:10 Blaeunara, Pomeroy. 8-24-tlte (unu1u1l), 2 R11dios, Bran nre Pltee Set , Books, Antique Oil Arnou, deccaaed: One 1967 stude­ un f.O; up at 23 Titan 3 pm 11-0. Lamp, Book Cast' (Sectional). 2 bliker automobile, 4 dr, Sedan. tilt top hbles, Kitchen table and The automobile aforeHld w11 1p­ -- ,prai1ed for '800.00, uo,,1111t,b-oe-; chain, Gla11 dour dish cupboard. ,()ON 'T PUMP- y1'hc right la reaerved to reject tic tank. Gel Klean-Em-All Sep­ To11ter, Electrk hot plale, Gu tic Tank Cleaner. Guar■nt.eed,. he�ter1, Kelvlnalor refrigerator, an)' or all bids. Kenmore WHher, t;11s range, Hor­ .L.lndmark Store, Pomeroy. FREELAND NORRIS, B efot• 8:80 AJI. ton mana:le, SW<'<' l><'r-G. E., Up· Be llU1'e and gel your FREE a+aotc Admlnlatr■tor of the Eatate WY•2-­ hol1terin1 clea1wr, Antique dreB• of Bertha Arnott, dece11ed/ ,•...,., WY•Nffl arrow lloblll H- bow GAB. FUEL OIL 1od eoal tw,. fi lled1 com1)letr, t:hlrforobe, KAUTZ �UII ITOIUI 8) 20, 26, 27, SO, 31, Ille _ _(:.. · · aa....... Call for tree ••\lmale1. Wardrobe, Yruil jar�. Ml1celhm• __ At CIIyour llaek-i. wllea you Foro1n1n • Abbolt lllddleport. oua item,. Y...tn MIU . 10-\ID ' Mn. Leone Whit•, Owner : 0HAMIi.i, llllYICI ITATIIIII ldaool lhoos. Ttr1M 1 C■lh LIGAL NOTIC CMIINING TOMATOES, fl b..bel. Not RftP9n1l bl• for Acclfftlt1 C111 No. 1S.G6S � ; Pick )'ouraelf. Sweet corn, 2&c ltl• tCHlclucted by CHARLES ROBERT NEAL, donn. Charle& HIiton, Portland, IRAD,oRo AUCTION COM, fier, Dty 8erilel, 6� South Third Street, Ohio. --- 8 23 Bio ,ANY, l1clnt, Ohio, Middleport, Oblo, Pl1lritllf .'J'WO ltuck Ure1 8 pl)' 'Jio-'us-:-i AuctlenHr1 Crltt lredt.rd S.I• Mtn1 ..,: A. C. 8rtcffonl. C()ll(�LIIT VI. � 8'nka peinL 1un. Haya Mdilur, !WiUIIANCS 'T : ray, Portland, tecUon, Ult. Aul.. l'tre, Pollo JIJNI: N EAL, 8-2&-ltp 8·27-llle 111111, lllddlepart, D68 Marble Road, U Doo C■ Pomeroy, COLT Rl';VOLVM .22 e1lll1er of- PARKER Re1taur1nt, Methanlc1bur1, Pennsylvania, l'eHOn for selli rtR, retirement. belt, bolater, licer•, match, Defendant JI 1 lntereated pleue call In BARNES.Sllll'SON INSURANCE '7D.OO, Illy HarUey, Racine, June Neal, whoae place of htJ. pell'IOn. 8-27-:Jt p A1onLI, Middleport. ,Ir■, Auto• den('� 11 D88 Mllrble Roard, llteh• 1-26-ltc • 011,0. m�bile, Bomb. Phone . WY2- anltsbura:, Penn1ylvanll, will tUI ONE fre1h rnw wi1h heifer caU t-lHI nollee that on Au&uat 19, lMO, the 2808. , and 1 Holahiin cow, Phone S112· underalg:ned fUed hl1 petJU.10 8•27-0tp -· against her In the Court of Oorb• � I ) R110 j l: ,;; POIU:D HEllt:l'ORD BULL. Pure• ( 4.' mon Plea,, In ll•il• County, Ohlll, • .. l prayln1 f r dlvorn I bred 18 moa , uld. Narley H_yaell, • � o and other ti • Bndbur,. 8 27 3tp lief, on the aroundl, ol � Del• ..,,. lecl ol duty and fflrtme �. ONE mile rcilalered Bea�le doa:, �•---'. · , ' Said c■u,. wUl be lor h•1ttn ' � fo,n1le Be1gle pup,. re,dy to ( ind after the lat day of 0d:;:i '·• 1 • tr1tn. Kenneth McLeod, Port• \ 1000. SYI: UII - •·!'90111 maaonry I l•nd, O. 'Pho11c Vl3-H78. N&AL R08EllT CHARI.Es baaement, bath. with home e.a7.ec, PlalhUfl coal furnace, all utllltlea. Lot lOOIU)O, loca� On Route 12t, WEBSTER and FULTZ GOOD 9 piece dlniria: room aulle i , 1 V{att11rf•ll de1lgn. Mra. Delmar Attorneys for Pl■lntltf l6500 (BJ 20, 27; ti)'); 10, 11, 14, 6lo A.'ITIQUtTY..:i.�li ,tori frame. 3 Rhod.. , Phone SHz.4833. 4 .IKIOR rooftt btth; 11ra1e, oil furnace. fl.27-3tc l wllll river front11e. ,KereomaUc 1N"'P'IIIIOP, radio, ON,: IIEGISTEREDSEIMON� ;h-;;;:. I ( Urea. !wlr , l)Oiflter. Cont11ct J . R. Par• PLANTl-,G& ael'tt, t-room frame lllterlol', -�••WUl wbt,. over I , ,�1¥, Shade Valley Lako, (Wenhou,. wllh halt b11eminl, born . 8 27 stp tn11 .:Or week enda. other bulldln11. 0 i!ONIII In lo• I .i.-t.'!• , , �Y. ',.Notlenol - II-".... ,\, I matbe1, �•nee PDture and , ,-,•.,, OIi• ' Morine <;uoplles II • IIIIQQO OO Member of Ohio Collectch fi:'�11'1' COJC.I •-•• Al II •NCIALI Auoclatlon .....,., M H, P. $41S,IO :i:mtl 80NDID ...... . 70 H, P. SSJS.00 roa ---.0--- I I 1 41 For Rent ! -------"---- lI .... .' • PHONE WY-2-21 57 • 1 1 1 Notices Pen ■ I *•----- ---- -�i, I wb l 1 7 I Help Wonted --------- • ---- · -- ---Found Lo:;t - r • I l' Out Joppa Wa I I (20) Business Servic• Estate :l': I °' ,.. --- -- ----- • 1tS1 Auto Soles --- ■ _ • .. �ftt� �� - °"'"' -- --- ----· I -- a.11 ,...,ev, Ml' REPORT 24 a For '"ale Trade .f . tu\' �K Legal Notice ve ( 20bi lni.',lrance I \ ------ ----· ,,�.. --·-- - . . ... - . �• 1/11• -· ---� - --· ---- ,potl.,, .. �··•£111 t, $995 · P.OMEkOY MOI ',.1••t OR.· co. (9d) --- ··;t.! fl!o!'ivr, - ---·- ·- � .... "· Mom,ry lltllflf "9$.00 MlftOl'Ol.l,AN _. , , - ... Mlln ltrwt, � ..... -. wvU110 ,e1 Legal Notice ■ ,.c ' 91' ... m e.:rr.at •, . M E R ·H A N T $ ' ' Coll•tint l911CJ' I .' iii ,.,_ �FM: aoo� uouu IUJ.£1 Ke!Yln wl111 both, 111.. Hood, Ill t.oou.l II., ..,.,...,., (I,) " llOtp • ro& ' loeJ-. J14111li11 I , l:OII 7:03 I 7:iO 1 1:IZ , 1:IIO Evonllljj Jnlorludo If""!' eo■dlln,. EvtJilnl � � """ Nen lie• \\"" Sundown Sip Off Sot••fo NOW Qlllll1f;, 14 HOME GROWN . ''• • '•• . , TREE RIPENED PACK,ING BOUSE •ntll SUNDAY OPEN DAILY ' UNTIL I, ,-,If, , • • • ' • ' • • • •• • Bring Container, If tenvenlenl ' . i., New Haven Orchard N• Phone TU•Z-4888 . NEW HAVEN, W. VA. • PLANING Mill ff hyt to, a,_.. Wltrt .� .. . J CU RT 1 ·$ ·1 ' M.J,,,, Ml,.,1, •I [Mi11itll•rr .J:.htiro11it1 lnellllf ,,._ P..,forinancf Ill �I ' ' FU·L L· DEP TH H EARING · MdlONAID �· �AL WCINa �""-"'" +fl.. ......, ............. ,.,......... ..,,,, .,... _., ' .,.,,�"'"'*if , ,,, r ._..... a ••�•··•t '· · . : � , '1041 ._ Milt, LM11,�""' .... Ml. llt 'f. -l­ Im,-.,,. X9!!!,fllinl CUITIIS· . . . ' . ... ,atlY ..... of' IMllf. ♦ --- 'i', Jlle llalf.,,,..� ... .. .... ..,.,,.., .... ..,..,.... ... � � iCt· ..... ...... ..... ........ . ·--.... . -"" , '.)Jl lflfi11* . ' ·· , ·ri ' WARM t,i·�NJNG ' .\ ( · =.J�; .11. • 11'� a,.� "� &:ii 1'Jiill< o, �nd .il:40 Compjot, ,New• ao..d.a, 1:00 �"!•,� Bq• .SO'f'!d · ""' lllo' ecr• .l ' · 1:11) )ten lfoadlill,- Flnt HOURS PRO • .:OIi . . THE SHOE IOX to_te___ "s_ '• - r..- You·' Neft . J� ior You Ca1Un1 on Pt. Pleuant Men HudliJiea J(U,lc Ct RoWWI flII�• Go Round No.. HNdllDa �:O\ )(a'1I, Go Bound � , � Newa 4:8ll llu41< Go 110!!M f:OQ "'°"'b ill Ii<'- . •Al 1!41 t;,, IOll!lll UJI 1� ,,11> 2:00 1:00 1:n 1:110 J!JI Sl Gauge - 15 Dttoler P EAC H E S RACINE OHIO ....... '' ' -- S38 Welt Mila Slnel Every Gallon Sold WIiia A )loney Baell Guanalee ru, ,-Ji, ,,...... hWw .. �RIIE � ..., _ ... I Yri POMEROY, pair 39¢ ' · ---·- CERTI FI ED .OIL CO. ■ "i4dl- --AJII. """'"' OPEN Jt�' "H'm ·. • i::Rt ''"" Bre■tlut PartJ . ,o,oo CoUee 'l'lme : 10:16 llwl» f!i1e,' N...., , !Oi I · I JO! �: '1,1!, ' ;I!! 11 I. �- ' LADIES' NRONS Paid - 001 ,=i:=iCOlfOOL Phone WI-11·3841 I"• ' d- 11tar NR'a lll'D Newa Hl!adUne■ Brt!atfut Part)' Picken. Hardware • 8Te,kfut Porty New• H"'llljl>U ·Spor11 � l;lll � taON All Tuei , ,t P �;:16 �IJ!f� · IW,n IT & 1 1T OP T O .__ero7 l'.alt Collrt 8trNt, .-... aC N- H ftall.l Rolin: I le JI. I le I, 9¢ TERMITES :,: ,._ ■ , • � t fl. ,: f Y .� � . .. �� Bn�ut � ' i:ao ' )lewr · l!..I O• D• COMPTOn, CERTIFIED GAS General Contracting Mill Work Building Su'p9Ms Custom Cabinets • w., 1'1LEV1SlON GUIDE t:N l:OI •:ti •.30 1:00 7:02 1 :30 7, .. 8,00 8,0-. We're New . . T ry Us! PAI NTS ........_ ....•ta.. _ =- - • Off...., IIOYS IMI GIRLSt Call Dlc1 Stt'trllt ---�------'- ,er. I WWW I N SHERWIN-WI.LIAMS 1111.1, .. 11-INMI \ Alan and M. Buchanan, Vlrgtnla, Carob11i Killer, Garia Jant, lln. Albebl; Lind■ and Charle, Curtis, Eli11• Groce Ann lliUer, Smith Madt Mra. Romine, Ruby belb, Junior and Joey Buchanan, Brenda and Gary Barr, David Barr and :lfib. Akron ; M.r. and Jin. of Pittaburgh, Lind■ Curtl1 of Ak- Chai.er tolan. Xenia, O.; Mr. and ron, J0i.nn Schult:£. Eddy Wyers, w,,.. w. �- Folan, Rutland; Kr1. Linthicum, ll'ADnie Adams, Richard Coleman Glen and Rink.ie Genie Price, Mr. and Mra. Pearl Lona VU'tom, Mr and Mn. Robert DIilon, Earl, Ella, Roy, Mary, Vlr- Hill ■ad Llnd1, lllanafleld: Hn. &lnia, Dale DiUoo and the honoree Nin! Slunden and Debbie of The arannon Reunion was held JundiQD City , o., , :Yr. and Mra. Sunda y al the home of Mr. and Jam.ea Brannon and P■ ul Dean of Mr.. Harold Brannon. Those prc- 1 Reedflllle, the bolta and d■u&h• sent were Mr. and Mrs. Carl · ter, EIieen. - --• • DaUy Sentinel , Pomeroy-Ml441eport, 0., Aug. 27 , 1960--T 5-0; I • · 191 For Sole I Allred Buchanan and Cheryl, Mn. Eule BoUI, Mr. 1nd Mn. Snyder of Puienburi and children and Mr. and Kn. .Jamea Hale, Diane, Leonard and Jerry of Ballow. VWUDJ ltr. ind l(n:, Harold Bunhart, Jira. Jme PUT)' and Glen Pfln')' are her nephew ,nd family Air. u.d Mn. Grant Olborn OJ Sanford, Fla., and Mn. _Perry '1 •iiter Mn. Magale Oiborn ol Re�v:.! :· Mn. Story Birton viaited bill brother Lory and l,amlly of Beverly, Sunday. Art and Dale Barr went to Pittlburp Sunday morninJ, -lo tate their nephew David � home. David baa bee n vililioi hi11 grand d uncJea. pa�ent,, a u nta '!."__ ..1, 11ve a aur n. G e ora:e � h dinner birt pri e for Mn. dlJ' > Eld, Caloway Sunday. PreHnt were Mr. and Mn. Vernon Reed Pete, Caroline and Arlene, Mr. and Mn. C1lowty and .h61ta. Mr. ind Ml'I. Pear) DJllon a:■ve a farewell -party In honor of their aon Ray who II in on leue from the NaV)'-. He will report back Friday to I Navy B■ae in Florida Many of hi• frienda Wel'fl present and rd'relhmen"tl were 11erved to the followina Mr. and Mrs. R•Y· mood Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reed, Mr. and Mra. Dale Ban, Mr. and 11,n. H■rley Koeni&, Mr. and Mn. Cecil Dillon, .llr. and Mr1. Roier Dillon, Mr. and Mra. B. .. 11 ... • · H .E 4• . ;r: 1 R. S ,, ' ... •, .•,• • ,, I J;I , \ "I j ·• �- � < . • ' ' N•w . HNt �•r · tt.-'ait' er lroocltr!H,ou..- and So t� i • \ • • • �I ! ,.I' • ... • 'I; ' I' t I '' ' 'I ' ' • • ' I • ll!t, I ,_ oe CQl,LIICl'IONS PIWII( OOAST TO toAIIT . l'I . . WY-Nl2' PCIMlllOY• OHIO . .. \ ! I .. I �1--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Aug 27, 1 960 I 0-For WANT ADS News FOr The Sportsman Sole Of Rent b ROOM HOUSE, RUNNING WA (Continueel From page Four) . . TER, b■th and electricity. Lo , pickerel , averac_rng oneBaby County. Morgan Area, Wildlife cated in Harrisonville. Contact I Mn. .John Stout, Huriaonville. half-inch long on April 29, now a verage 6½ inches, with som e 8 22 tltc , goin g to 8 1/,. . CONSIS'nNT DEPENDABLE lll!SULT8 . . FOR SALE or rent: 6 room house A knofw'n game I aw v10 lator [rom soulbe rn Oh10 was heard RATES WY2Phone St 1 126 E· Main • ... recently that "it's gettin1 tougher all the time, 3408. 8.21.3tp to remark , Cltllia: per went. one J.naertion. .lfioW)Uffl ehara:e . - 60 cent.. now those wildlife enforcement fellows are using airplanes ." . ..... per � lor - _.,,. -"I�'s tr�e," says �rl Kinneer, district law enforcement SU• 8"d,al - one mouth IOl 30 cent J per wOl'd. l ! R�ry 1so r. W e are fmding more and more use fo r the airplane , F\all r■te ol ,& ce�ta per word will be oharled for adverti&ll( but also in fish and game in • · d not PMd witbln lU day1 after rece,.vina: bW. FOUR room bou,e, Rutland Town- not only in enforcement work i n l'.:m,.t LD Adven.ilinc - Should be r.p<t:1.NI !mm"diately. Tbe ship. c.u WY2-6568. 6-l 9-30tp vestigatio work , aer al photography, gam e censusing a nd i.ncor­ 'one Uwo more Dally Seatinel wW not be reapoDlible I« I ----- - --- --- other activities. " One suc h activity in vOlve s ta king new ly. appointed ga me nct. �n. EIGHT ROOM HOUS!!:, two fl'le • room apuunenu. A. N. Bcrn&el. C...'CI of l"-..ankl and Speeial Notl.Cfll ol. Evt.>ata $1 .UO. ObiluattU protectors over their reSJM:CtiVe counties in -order lhat they WY2-327Z. Pbone ll·:l•Uc publlabed at 1 ce-it per woNL --- - · �- _ _ may become helter a.cquamted with the area. l MO. o DAV8 3 DAYS , DAY �oaoa NIC ELY �' UIINJSHE!l z BIID· season• Se · "From now until !he opening of the squirrel . IIOo 11 80e $4.50 r, . . 0 ta" I ups om _._ a en Pb 1 r u-s pauw • • tember 12, the airplane will be used as an 1mpgrt ant tool n S(I.UO ,1.eo ., '1.20 80e • _wY2·3871· B 1 tfc seeking out and apprehending pre.season squirrel bun ters. f!.50 fl.!iO $2.25 :16 711c _ / FOR RENT-Tbree ot!ice room1 Since the airplane is equipped with radio, a s is each game pr0Ada fflellvtd bf JO A.� will be in that day ■ p,ap«. over SlifOer Shoe Store on tector's car, jnformation concerning the whereabouts of sus1 Court SL., in Pomeroy, se<:ond pected violators is quickly relayed to tlle men - on the ground. fl�r- one larue 18 1 22 It, room Jn a ma nner of mi nu tes the suspect is under surveillance. " wtth adjoining 12 � 12 ft. room [ USl!:U li-ARUEJ\ tracton; e ncl mow• ---ll'--. One 10 1. 1 8 fron� room. All era. Rotar)' ttrnwer blades shar­ A H ENS R -: . ecen tUdies eon d ucled bY f18 T t he nes person5 ' I . . ne Nl)' painted wltl1 new floor pened. Custom mowin, and tOHTROL fPMlr AND n e1 of the D1�1s10n of Wildll.(e seem to indicate that there are Phone W\' 2-2080_ covering•. plowina:. IMUr• Inspection, frN P•ln. a., two e-2-t:tc , peak periods of movement by fishes during each 12-hour GUYil Y TRACTOR IN by Nttlenwlde. Phone R. penod. tnd A. S.rv:ce 'Station WY:1- Sales and Service 512 E.. Main St. N ELY FURNISHED The investigation, carried on at 2,270.a cr e Piedmont Late a ROOM it: WY 2-2975. Phone 4,.1Mfc Pomeroy, 2M,6. nd entrance Private apartment. i and Belmont counties and 3 1550.acre Seneca Lake: Harrison 7-21-lfc bath · Lau nd'Y !acilltie1. Utili, Guernsey and Noble counties showed the two peak periods of b:1ve a complet1 now containers. ties paid. Phone WY 2 bring faAYIL IIRVICI. If you are PEACHES, greatest fish movement to be 'between 4 and 8 p.m., and 6 a.m. atc W�bster Fruit t'arm, Long BotIOiPI to .in:r foreign country and noon. The most activity by the flsbea seemed to come a t _ __ _ tom, Ohio. Phone YUkon 5-320 1 or anywhere In the u. s, give E H S I N R u r CUMFORT-'BLE D p.m, and again at 8 a.m, Thal'• lbe best fishing tip of the 8 8-16-Hc Ill a call. NC) 1ervlce cbera:e, no • ----I, Sept. Available Apartment. year! . utra1. TAWNEY STUDIOS, -W. • x r cloth Bo O. P. furnished. Utilities wi11te SED NEW AND U supervisor said managem,mt fWl assistant BiHy, George pc> lls, Galll leeond Avenue, ing, bea:lnning September 2. 253, Pomeroy. Phone WY 2·2292 · a 14-foot fyke net was used for the uperitnent which car• Phone G J 6-161:) or Gl &,1243. o 27_ See at Elza Larkim, Long B<Jl• _ 3t_c ried out between August _ 7•21-tfe 4. and 1. _ _ _ 8- 16-12tp tom. ___ __ __ _ ____ _____ ,I WILL NOT be responsible for CANNING PEA C l r nS, ELBERTA word, Au&, 18, that her liater Mrs a ny debts conlractet..l by anyone I •t . 21 an d up a bus he I. cann Ing J1mt1 Beck o/. Kent, had given Y ., YOUNG MEN under 25 free to other than myself birth to a I lb. 12 oz. baby girl. Tomatoea, $1 .00 a bushel, bring lr1vel New York and return to Edwiird Howell Mr._ Eliubetb Allen who m1ke1 n l container. Hutland Hoad, 1 ½ lt,1ch1na By M.d.. nt assist manager in publishers 1 12 Vale Street her home with Mr. and Mr1. Ray­ Mr. and Mrs. Harle)' Linthleum n:i1Ie1 east of Rutland at Roadcontact work. Above nerage Pomeroy , Ohio. Barton la in Mete, General mond 11de Markel. 8 22 6tp earnings with Immediate cash recent!)' celebrated their a:rand­ ho■pltal for obHrv1tion. l-26:3tp r L)'nn'i; Sherrie daughte birthday account. New car drawing DISHWARE, all kinda. Carl ChevaMra. J■ne Perry h■a returned evening, ARRIVING Saturdny tation rurntahed. See w1 L h a. party. Those attendin1 I\Dme after 1pendin& some Ume in transpor 8-16-30tp lier, Lona: Bottom. fre1b load of fruits, vegetables, Mr. Bair, Marlin Hotel, J>ome- were Mr. and Mrs. Jvan Chevalier lbe hoipital. Elberta and Hale Haven peach• 1 12 RATS KILLED wilh Star War• roy. No phone cal111. 8-25-3tp and . Lina, Mr. and Mrz;:. Erqle Barringer, Ruth, Patty, Carl, CaAlso up. farln, 2 ½: lbs $1.49. tbersb11ch e1 ,1 .98 per bu and H omer Pullen, Js vi1itln1 hta th'' ....... ,nd Rlckie Barri•• mother Mra. Blanche Pullen,. BarUeU pe.ar11, other lruits. Hardware, Sugar Run Flour gN, .t,'rencis ,11nd Mike Chevalier, Midway Markel, West Main, 1 Mlll and La11dm11rk Store. Mr. and Mn. Percy CurUa and the hosts, children Glen and Rln­ Linda hive been vJ1it1n hl1 p ar­ and .'!'Unlllbed 'MENTS t APAK' 8·27-3tp Phone WY2-2'82. (8) 10, 1 1, 12. 17, 19. 19, 24 a unJnmt,hed. llclluten, lllddle k1e �d the honoree. �. 26, 3 1 ; (9J 1 , 2, 7, 8, 9 HHp enb and brother Mr. �nd Mrs. A. Mrs. Perry Curtia received curt.I, and Mr. and Mn. Perry po:-t. Pb,me WY 2·2082. 2 3 ti The Meigs county Fox Hunters FRESHl'"Ow a rirJ <, 111f c1111 wrnBuchanan held a .family reunion H11m �hoot originally scheduled 3210 or coritart Uun Stuhart, at Forked Bun Stale Part Sunday Sheet Me­ 1 2 1 1 Rea l SPOUTING, ROOFING, for Sund11y, AueuHt 28, has been B-26-:Jtc 1 1 Atteiadlnc were Mr. and Mn. uf w�k repa.lr and work tal cancelled until a later dale. -�-��� .fo'OR SALE: SJx room houH, bath Bemord Bucbanan, Parkenburc, any klnd, Pbone WY . 2-2301, ll 27 He USED CHAMPION t·un1cl, good ba1emcnt, large front porch, Mr. and llra. Holly Bucblnan, 8-1 1 ·30tp. Price condition w 1 1 ; , c11sc. i,:crecnad bac k porch, gaa beat, Jim ■nd Kay of Vienna, Mr. and ---------'40.00. Phou,• \'1 17-2287 and 161 c1stcrn and driJJed well. Double Mn. Carl Bucb1n1n and Jeffrey BULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Ponds, Roy Pe�rson, 1..:11st Lclarl. garage with workshop. One of Lubeck, W. Va., Mr. and .Mn. landscaping. and basement LOST-Male CHIHUAHUA. t,rown 8-26-ltc acre o( ground, nice yard with Urie Buchanan of New En&land, Yukon5-32n�. Chester, Phone and while. Anawen lo n1me . or plenty of shade and 1hrubbery. Mr. and Mn. Roy Buchanan. Pat, 8-24-aotp Carpenter, oward l l BEANS. LIMA "Bimbo." LolL in vicinity of Louted one block aouth of 348 Har ey, and Virginia Buchanan WV2•6901. l'horn• Syracuse. Cheater Road near Ro11e Hill. v AIR SONDJTIONU.G, REFRIGJCR, Shade Hlver Road, ' C. R. on 8-26-3tp Partm;sbur1, Mr. and Mr,. B. .Reward, Phone WY 2·3441, Vir- --ation 1ervtee. Jack'• Refrigera­ Ki �e•, P. O, .liox 42, Cheater, ol · - -·M, Buchanan, Liz, Junior and 1ie Hobatetter. (I 2-f 3tc tion. New Haven, Phou TU2Ohio, Offers will tu• rt•(•f'i\led u p to 3-u:ttp Joey o Reedavllle, Miu Vlr1inia f 3 11-23,11 11 A. M . on Ft-11foy, September 2, 1137. of Ne w Eng:l1nd, Mr. Buchanap • - 8 ROOMS, WITU BATH Two . at.oJ'Y - 1 860, al lh<' uflkc� nl Webster · 1 ICTIOM�I -A r,. , Robert , Bu�n. 11,r� near over H Take home school. and l'� ultz, Pomeroy, Ohio, for the c.,-. Cl._ !JIN Cert '46. 90 per month payment.I •tier owned by Henry Htale r�tb All Mal\u Nd MN111 .,_.. r r pa)'ment. Phone WY 2-�. ··down Nye 011 l11c11lecl del·C11Kc<l, KrautLer, _ _ PIMne er CtMNI ... TllOl'OLlfAN MOfOQ Wm"9', 8 23 301 'j Ohio. Pomeroy, In A\lenue, Main It. A. c. BRAOro,111• ...Int, ap­ Court lo �uhjcct offers All · Ohte EIG HT ROOM house with bath, 2 proval. ·MUILLII ,u11NACII, WIITING story brick, 2 cu garMge, cor,�:-:-::---,"'-7----:c w � ou ld HAVE'" 3 Sl ude b■ ke r l MANN J NI; D, WF.BS'l'ER, . HOUII ■ppll■ncN. Amald lroner 'J.'hird and Cole St , MlddleAdministrator. Ute to trade tor later model then, lyracu.., Ohie. Phon. port. Phone WY2·23-i.2 8 25·3tc G1u'"1 Montgomery 18.4 upper cu and pay difference. Write WY:1-6:114. 1 1-1 1-tf __________c____::_ . 8. 2 lower l ¼r ft. open; GalllpoU1 P. o. ilox 114, Middle-port, Ohio. " ron SALE ll•·uutiful Shetland 10., upper, 9.2 lower, 2',, It. open Of ------8-U le � Slallion pooy, ,1,,,, •ccy w ; th NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY Lock 23 l�.5 upper, 9.8 lower, white mane and lnil, four while I Johns-M..n ..;:i,, roof 1hlng:le1, dr.-;;. 1"6 1''0RD 1''AIRLANE cloled otr. All movable dam1 up aan. t.:1e1n 1n1lde and out. knee lenl,!th snek11, white bimd 1 kitchen cabinets built lo order, 13 thru 23 1nd closed off. All 1''ordom11t1c, H&tt, $99 1UKJ. Bh1ot over ahouldcr11, uhout 38 h1chl'11 I aluminum wlndow1 and door1, F0R-SALE or trade heavy duly Kanawha river dama on 1l11. garMge doora, ce1Un1 tllef vinyl tall. WIii t· ,m�idcr srnull mare tnara, Pomer'?'Y, 8-24 .fftc skill saw 8¼ lnch larie miter Boau dow1 Loc k 12 Jefferaon or eq ual 11u11hty, Call Pomero)' floor tile and plywood paneling. box and aaw 1 2 tt., KeJvJnatqr D:IIJ 1m, no tow; Loci. 1t A. V. 1900 OLDS Super &e Hard Top 4 Call Nelgler'1, ft4clne. 8-11-tfc WY2-6133. 8-26-:Jtp refrlgeralor, Opel ,talion wa• . Cllrla Jr. 5,zo am Look 16 dr. One of CICIIU!ll r-6'1 ,11ny­ a:� lo are All model. 'l59 gon Lock 0-3; 1m I Suffolk 17 C. V, PLUMBING repal;i_ electric AND ----AUCTION •leering and wherc. Power condition. 0. K. Caato, 18 Ali• Lock 2-0 ,m 7:20 Huner Pod, Reaaonabl' Phone WY2-6246. I am dispusin� of household brakes. $1,190.00. llilaeltnan, land, Ohio. qulppa 1:20 1m 0-11; Loet 21 8-20-3\p 8-20-dtp. furniture or th1· late Jesse Brew8-H-6tc Pomer oy. -- --Marlyn M O:t5 1m 0-8; Paul Bia• ster at the 111111w 011 372 East AuctlonNr 1er 11:SO am 3-11, Lock Helen 1 Special Hird fop lll06 BUICK 2nd. Ave., ln Pomeroy, Ohio, Sept. REASONABLE IIATES SATIS• a,30 pm �O; El1er Cliff 4:M p,n a dr. Runa a:ooa, "91U>O. Blael• 3, 1000 SATUIWA Y, i ,oo I'. M. LIGAL NOTICI FACTION Gu,11ranteed. Call or '3'0 ; 8am Ricardo 8:46 pm 0-3; tnan, Pomeroy, 8-J4-tltc Llvlna: Room Suite, Stands. Sofa I wlll offer for ule at the frobt ChUIN R. StephenaO_@ f::IO am 0. Cheller, McCoy, 0. J. write llHffl PONTIAC VB Hard Top 2 dr. Bed, End T11 blCJ1, Wicker Chalra, 8 22 SOtp dour of the Courthouse at Pomeroy tb-2i Mike Creditor 0:36 am 14-3 Ohio, or. September 2nd, 1980, ai lodl1111 s,ao ■m 7'3. Like new Dlue and while fln­ nu,:1, Floor Lamp (Huod Made), Painted Plctures-llarid R0<:ker, 10 o'clock a. m. the followinc p� . 91J. bh. Hydramatlc drive. t'l OO Upriver Galllpol11 Ledy Linda pcrty which wa1 owned by Berthi. 12:H am 8-0; Carl Snyder t:10 Blaeunara, Pomeroy. 8-24-tlte (unu1u1l), 2 R11dios, Bran nre Pltee Set , Books, Antique Oil Arnou, deccaaed: One 1967 stude­ un f.O; up at 23 Titan 3 pm 11-0. Lamp, Book Cast' (Sectional). 2 bliker automobile, 4 dr, Sedan. tilt top hbles, Kitchen table and The automobile aforeHld w11 1p­ -- ,prai1ed for '800.00, uo,,1111t,b-oe-; chain, Gla11 dour dish cupboard. ,()ON 'T PUMP- y1'hc right la reaerved to reject tic tank. Gel Klean-Em-All Sep­ To11ter, Electrk hot plale, Gu tic Tank Cleaner. Guar■nt.eed,. he�ter1, Kelvlnalor refrigerator, an)' or all bids. Kenmore WHher, t;11s range, Hor­ .L.lndmark Store, Pomeroy. FREELAND NORRIS, B efot• 8:80 AJI. ton mana:le, SW<'<' l><'r-G. E., Up· Be llU1'e and gel your FREE a+aotc Admlnlatr■tor of the Eatate WY•2-­ hol1terin1 clea1wr, Antique dreB• of Bertha Arnott, dece11ed/ ,•...,., WY•Nffl arrow lloblll H- bow GAB. FUEL OIL 1od eoal tw,. fi lled1 com1)letr, t:hlrforobe, KAUTZ �UII ITOIUI 8) 20, 26, 27, SO, 31, Ille _ _(:.. · · aa....... Call for tree ••\lmale1. Wardrobe, Yruil jar�. Ml1celhm• __ At CIIyour llaek-i. wllea you Foro1n1n • Abbolt lllddleport. oua item,. Y...tn MIU . 10-\ID ' Mn. Leone Whit•, Owner : 0HAMIi.i, llllYICI ITATIIIII ldaool lhoos. Ttr1M 1 C■lh LIGAL NOTIC CMIINING TOMATOES, fl b..bel. Not RftP9n1l bl• for Acclfftlt1 C111 No. 1S.G6S � ; Pick )'ouraelf. Sweet corn, 2&c ltl• tCHlclucted by CHARLES ROBERT NEAL, donn. Charle& HIiton, Portland, IRAD,oRo AUCTION COM, fier, Dty 8erilel, 6� South Third Street, Ohio. --- 8 23 Bio ,ANY, l1clnt, Ohio, Middleport, Oblo, Pl1lritllf .'J'WO ltuck Ure1 8 pl)' 'Jio-'us-:-i AuctlenHr1 Crltt lredt.rd S.I• Mtn1 ..,: A. C. 8rtcffonl. C()ll(�LIIT VI. � 8'nka peinL 1un. Haya Mdilur, !WiUIIANCS 'T : ray, Portland, tecUon, Ult. Aul.. l'tre, Pollo JIJNI: N EAL, 8-2&-ltp 8·27-llle 111111, lllddlepart, D68 Marble Road, U Doo C■ Pomeroy, COLT Rl';VOLVM .22 e1lll1er of- PARKER Re1taur1nt, Methanlc1bur1, Pennsylvania, l'eHOn for selli rtR, retirement. belt, bolater, licer•, match, Defendant JI 1 lntereated pleue call In BARNES.Sllll'SON INSURANCE '7D.OO, Illy HarUey, Racine, June Neal, whoae place of htJ. pell'IOn. 8-27-:Jt p A1onLI, Middleport. ,Ir■, Auto• den('� 11 D88 Mllrble Roard, llteh• 1-26-ltc • 011,0. m�bile, Bomb. Phone . WY2- anltsbura:, Penn1ylvanll, will tUI ONE fre1h rnw wi1h heifer caU t-lHI nollee that on Au&uat 19, lMO, the 2808. , and 1 Holahiin cow, Phone S112· underalg:ned fUed hl1 petJU.10 8•27-0tp -· against her In the Court of Oorb• � I ) R110 j l: ,;; POIU:D HEllt:l'ORD BULL. Pure• ( 4.' mon Plea,, In ll•il• County, Ohlll, • .. l prayln1 f r dlvorn I bred 18 moa , uld. Narley H_yaell, • � o and other ti • Bndbur,. 8 27 3tp lief, on the aroundl, ol � Del• ..,,. lecl ol duty and fflrtme �. ONE mile rcilalered Bea�le doa:, �•---'. · , ' Said c■u,. wUl be lor h•1ttn ' � fo,n1le Be1gle pup,. re,dy to ( ind after the lat day of 0d:;:i '·• 1 • tr1tn. Kenneth McLeod, Port• \ 1000. SYI: UII - •·!'90111 maaonry I l•nd, O. 'Pho11c Vl3-H78. N&AL R08EllT CHARI.Es baaement, bath. with home e.a7.ec, PlalhUfl coal furnace, all utllltlea. Lot lOOIU)O, loca� On Route 12t, WEBSTER and FULTZ GOOD 9 piece dlniria: room aulle i , 1 V{att11rf•ll de1lgn. Mra. Delmar Attorneys for Pl■lntltf l6500 (BJ 20, 27; ti)'); 10, 11, 14, 6lo A.'ITIQUtTY..:i.�li ,tori frame. 3 Rhod.. , Phone SHz.4833. 4 .IKIOR rooftt btth; 11ra1e, oil furnace. fl.27-3tc l wllll river front11e. ,KereomaUc 1N"'P'IIIIOP, radio, ON,: IIEGISTEREDSEIMON� ;h-;;;:. I ( Urea. !wlr , l)Oiflter. Cont11ct J . R. Par• PLANTl-,G& ael'tt, t-room frame lllterlol', -�••WUl wbt,. over I , ,�1¥, Shade Valley Lako, (Wenhou,. wllh halt b11eminl, born . 8 27 stp tn11 .:Or week enda. other bulldln11. 0 i!ONIII In lo• I .i.-t.'!• , , �Y. ',.Notlenol - II-".... ,\, I matbe1, �•nee PDture and , ,-,•.,, OIi• ' Morine <;uoplles II • IIIIQQO OO Member of Ohio Collectch fi:'�11'1' COJC.I •-•• Al II •NCIALI Auoclatlon .....,., M H, P. $41S,IO :i:mtl 80NDID ...... . 70 H, P. SSJS.00 roa ---.0--- I I 1 41 For Rent ! -------"---- lI .... .' • PHONE WY-2-21 57 • 1 1 1 Notices Pen ■ I *•----- ---- -�i, I wb l 1 7 I Help Wonted --------- • ---- · -- ---Found Lo:;t - r • I l' Out Joppa Wa I I (20) Business Servic• Estate :l': I °' ,.. --- -- ----- • 1tS1 Auto Soles --- ■ _ • .. �ftt� �� - °"'"' -- --- ----· I -- a.11 ,...,ev, Ml' REPORT 24 a For '"ale Trade .f . tu\' �K Legal Notice ve ( 20bi lni.',lrance I \ ------ ----· ,,�.. --·-- - . . ... - . �• 1/11• -· ---� - --· ---- ,potl.,, .. �··•£111 t, $995 · P.OMEkOY MOI ',.1••t OR.· co. (9d) --- ··;t.! fl!o!'ivr, - ---·- ·- � .... "· Mom,ry lltllflf "9$.00 MlftOl'Ol.l,AN _. , , - ... Mlln ltrwt, � ..... -. wvU110 ,e1 Legal Notice ■ ,.c ' 91' ... m e.:rr.at •, . M E R ·H A N T $ ' ' Coll•tint l911CJ' I .' iii ,.,_ �FM: aoo� uouu IUJ.£1 Ke!Yln wl111 both, 111.. Hood, Ill t.oou.l II., ..,.,...,., (I,) " llOtp • ro& ' loeJ-. J14111li11 I , l:OII 7:03 I 7:iO 1 1:IZ , 1:IIO Evonllljj Jnlorludo If""!' eo■dlln,. EvtJilnl � � """ Nen lie• \\"" Sundown Sip Off Sot••fo NOW Qlllll1f;, 14 HOME GROWN . ''• • '•• . , TREE RIPENED PACK,ING BOUSE •ntll SUNDAY OPEN DAILY ' UNTIL I, ,-,If, , • • • ' • ' • • • •• • Bring Container, If tenvenlenl ' . i., New Haven Orchard N• Phone TU•Z-4888 . NEW HAVEN, W. VA. • PLANING Mill ff hyt to, a,_.. Wltrt .� .. . J CU RT 1 ·$ ·1 ' M.J,,,, Ml,.,1, •I [Mi11itll•rr .J:.htiro11it1 lnellllf ,,._ P..,forinancf Ill �I ' ' FU·L L· DEP TH H EARING · MdlONAID �· �AL WCINa �""-"'" +fl.. ......, ............. ,.,......... ..,,,, .,... _., ' .,.,,�"'"'*if , ,,, r ._..... a ••�•··•t '· · . : � , '1041 ._ Milt, LM11,�""' .... Ml. llt 'f. -l­ Im,-.,,. X9!!!,fllinl CUITIIS· . . . ' . ... ,atlY ..... of' IMllf. ♦ --- 'i', Jlle llalf.,,,..� ... .. .... ..,.,,.., .... ..,..,.... ... � � iCt· ..... ...... ..... ........ . ·--.... . -"" , '.)Jl lflfi11* . ' ·· , ·ri ' WARM t,i·�NJNG ' .\ ( · =.J�; .11. • 11'� a,.� "� &:ii 1'Jiill< o, �nd .il:40 Compjot, ,New• ao..d.a, 1:00 �"!•,� Bq• .SO'f'!d · ""' lllo' ecr• .l ' · 1:11) )ten lfoadlill,- Flnt HOURS PRO • .:OIi . . THE SHOE IOX to_te___ "s_ '• - r..- You·' Neft . J� ior You Ca1Un1 on Pt. Pleuant Men HudliJiea J(U,lc Ct RoWWI flII�• Go Round No.. HNdllDa �:O\ )(a'1I, Go Bound � , � Newa 4:8ll llu41< Go 110!!M f:OQ "'°"'b ill Ii<'- . •Al 1!41 t;,, IOll!lll UJI 1� ,,11> 2:00 1:00 1:n 1:110 J!JI Sl Gauge - 15 Dttoler P EAC H E S RACINE OHIO ....... '' ' -- S38 Welt Mila Slnel Every Gallon Sold WIiia A )loney Baell Guanalee ru, ,-Ji, ,,...... hWw .. �RIIE � ..., _ ... I Yri POMEROY, pair 39¢ ' · ---·- CERTI FI ED .OIL CO. ■ "i4dl- --AJII. """'"' OPEN Jt�' "H'm ·. • i::Rt ''"" Bre■tlut PartJ . ,o,oo CoUee 'l'lme : 10:16 llwl» f!i1e,' N...., , !Oi I · I JO! �: '1,1!, ' ;I!! 11 I. �- ' LADIES' NRONS Paid - 001 ,=i:=iCOlfOOL Phone WI-11·3841 I"• ' d- 11tar NR'a lll'D Newa Hl!adUne■ Brt!atfut Part)' Picken. Hardware • 8Te,kfut Porty New• H"'llljl>U ·Spor11 � l;lll � taON All Tuei , ,t P �;:16 �IJ!f� · IW,n IT & 1 1T OP T O .__ero7 l'.alt Collrt 8trNt, .-... aC N- H ftall.l Rolin: I le JI. I le I, 9¢ TERMITES :,: ,._ ■ , • � t fl. ,: f Y .� � . .. �� Bn�ut � ' i:ao ' )lewr · l!..I O• D• COMPTOn, CERTIFIED GAS General Contracting Mill Work Building Su'p9Ms Custom Cabinets • w., 1'1LEV1SlON GUIDE t:N l:OI •:ti •.30 1:00 7:02 1 :30 7, .. 8,00 8,0-. We're New . . T ry Us! PAI NTS ........_ ....•ta.. _ =- - • Off...., IIOYS IMI GIRLSt Call Dlc1 Stt'trllt ---�------'- ,er. I WWW I N SHERWIN-WI.LIAMS 1111.1, .. 11-INMI \ Alan and M. Buchanan, Vlrgtnla, Carob11i Killer, Garia Jant, lln. Albebl; Lind■ and Charle, Curtis, Eli11• Groce Ann lliUer, Smith Madt Mra. Romine, Ruby belb, Junior and Joey Buchanan, Brenda and Gary Barr, David Barr and :lfib. Akron ; M.r. and Jin. of Pittaburgh, Lind■ Curtl1 of Ak- Chai.er tolan. Xenia, O.; Mr. and ron, J0i.nn Schult:£. Eddy Wyers, w,,.. w. �- Folan, Rutland; Kr1. Linthicum, ll'ADnie Adams, Richard Coleman Glen and Rink.ie Genie Price, Mr. and Mra. Pearl Lona VU'tom, Mr and Mn. Robert DIilon, Earl, Ella, Roy, Mary, Vlr- Hill ■ad Llnd1, lllanafleld: Hn. &lnia, Dale DiUoo and the honoree Nin! Slunden and Debbie of The arannon Reunion was held JundiQD City , o., , :Yr. and Mra. Sunda y al the home of Mr. and Jam.ea Brannon and P■ ul Dean of Mr.. Harold Brannon. Those prc- 1 Reedflllle, the bolta and d■u&h• sent were Mr. and Mrs. Carl · ter, EIieen. - --• • DaUy Sentinel , Pomeroy-Ml441eport, 0., Aug. 27 , 1960--T 5-0; I • · 191 For Sole I Allred Buchanan and Cheryl, Mn. Eule BoUI, Mr. 1nd Mn. Snyder of Puienburi and children and Mr. and Kn. .Jamea Hale, Diane, Leonard and Jerry of Ballow. VWUDJ ltr. ind l(n:, Harold Bunhart, Jira. Jme PUT)' and Glen Pfln')' are her nephew ,nd family Air. u.d Mn. Grant Olborn OJ Sanford, Fla., and Mn. _Perry '1 •iiter Mn. Magale Oiborn ol Re�v:.! :· Mn. Story Birton viaited bill brother Lory and l,amlly of Beverly, Sunday. Art and Dale Barr went to Pittlburp Sunday morninJ, -lo tate their nephew David � home. David baa bee n vililioi hi11 grand d uncJea. pa�ent,, a u nta '!."__ ..1, 11ve a aur n. G e ora:e � h dinner birt pri e for Mn. dlJ' > Eld, Caloway Sunday. PreHnt were Mr. and Mn. Vernon Reed Pete, Caroline and Arlene, Mr. and Mn. C1lowty and .h61ta. Mr. ind Ml'I. Pear) DJllon a:■ve a farewell -party In honor of their aon Ray who II in on leue from the NaV)'-. He will report back Friday to I Navy B■ae in Florida Many of hi• frienda Wel'fl present and rd'relhmen"tl were 11erved to the followina Mr. and Mrs. R•Y· mood Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reed, Mr. and Mra. Dale Ban, Mr. and 11,n. H■rley Koeni&, Mr. and Mn. Cecil Dillon, .llr. and Mr1. Roier Dillon, Mr. and Mra. B. .. 11 ... • · H .E 4• . ;r: 1 R. S ,, ' ... •, .•,• • ,, I J;I , \ "I j ·• �- � < . • ' ' N•w . HNt �•r · tt.-'ait' er lroocltr!H,ou..- and So t� i • \ • • • �I ! ,.I' • ... • 'I; ' I' t I '' ' 'I ' ' • • ' I • ll!t, I ,_ oe CQl,LIICl'IONS PIWII( OOAST TO toAIIT . l'I . . WY-Nl2' PCIMlllOY• OHIO . .. \ ! I .. I �- - • • ' ., , urniture � ----------. 8,-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , O., AU&, 27, 1 960 Around And About Middleport If ,a■DOII Committee Named To Serve WCTU In Planning Countywide Meeting Soon Marilyn Joyce Wolfe /Jecomes Bride ot ) R.onald l:.ee Crossen In Aug. 7 Ceremony , HOUOAl'Cli.� The annual picnic of the Middleport WCTU was held at the Roadside Park Friday evening with Mra. Clarence McNeal 1 giving the blessing at the table. Following the dipn"r U1e business meeting was conducted by Mrs. McNeal, tho presidenL The devotions were o�ned with prayer by Miss Margaret -- llr. and Kn. Arnold Hayn and )(J'S. Fnnk Haya and IOIIS Dlclr. ..and David and MW Beute Wal­ · 'IOn af Pomeroy were in Cb■rle1:ton Monda)' where th ey vl■lted -with Mn. Frank Haye,• 1iater, · 11n. Walter Riddle and d1u1bter, Hazel who .re botb ,,uenu at the 1 Merer Nunina Home. Mn. E111en e Horrll Ju, been \ confined to ber home because °' 111n-.. . . 11n. 'l'bomu Pullen, former lo­ al Nnden1 bu a room at the taome of. Mrs. Isabel Wlnebt-enner wblle 1be l1 vltiUnC wilh former friendl. Mn. Pullen bu been fnaldn.1 her home in Fair Haven, New Yort wllh her dauchter and I �•mUy 1inct Mr Pullen died. While here they live,d on South ] Third Avenpe and Mr. Pullen Sauer and loUowinc the _givmg of th� . 23rd Psalm • read m& perLam1ng to It waa read by Mn. Peggy Arnott. The Llfe Llne Certificate which was r&centb' 1 warded to the Union wn dllpla)'ed al the mee�ir\1. . M1S1 S.11ue� who is the County WCTU Pre11_denl announced the _ county meeting to be held Sept. 13 al the First United Presbyter• ian Church. She appointed the following a, a committee to u-­ ilist with the meetln1 Mra. McN�aJ Mrs. Helen Lewls, Mta. Lena Mc­ Kinley, Mn. Opal Kelly, Mn. [ya Turner, Mrs. Mattie Bush and Mrs. Dilvid Dani. Speaker for the day will be Rev. Donald A. Boone. Misa Sauer announced th•� the Gallipoli.!! Union had been invited to attend thls count)' meelin� and also the ladie, of the' 1 Mt. Moriah 811ptl1t church. I During the mee ting the pre• sent orricersi w ere re . elcctd. m l lhe Ben Franklin Store In the abtence of Mn John C. Vroman who lert ye■terday morning for , Columbus where ahe will 111i1t in the care of her new grandson. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen M.d chlldren, Judy end Dlclde are �IHning lo 10 to Columbu tomOl'l'Gw where they will vlait . witb hi• parents, Mr. and Mrs. , William Owen and other rela­ tlve1. )(r Ind Mrs. Joe Long1trelh of Trlrr.w11 ■re l!lpendlng th e week end with Mr. and Mra. Kenneth M cElhlnncy and family. �� : •:•�:� ,�:�::.;•:': \ I They ■re president, Mrs. McNer.�: v ice pretldent, Mrs. McKi nley ; recordina secretary, Mrt. Ray­ 1ecretary Mr,. mond Suton · Rb<Hlell Steff)' and tr�1 1urer, M Ina Tu.r er ��eall at th� Pienic ind meeting were 11t1. Thomu Pullen of Fair- Haven, N. Y., Patricia Stef­ fY and Robert Priddy. ' • , : • · j f1ft1J11 rff IIUllll"l.t l" PROTECTION ,' ,rrt:. �:;:i,1•��,h�l.t �':g I . . , ·.', , . ·. .. ' WITH. ' TRADE Tw1> men were bound ov,er to the -and jury this morning by Judie 'People, in county court with E, a �.000 bond set for • New York ■qte resident on I bad check charae. Myron D. Waterbury, Syracu1e, N. Y .• wu bound over to the Ocl· ober grahd jury tlllder �000 bond on hit plea of not guilty to a char&e of dnwln1 a cbttk with in1uificient .fund,. The affidavit was filed against Waterbuf)' by Ernest Grimm. Also bound to the grand j ury under $300 bond wu Barnard Garne1, Dexter. ch■rt:ed with en, tering property with intent to ateal. He pleaded not guilty to the . charge . Frank Knotts, Jr., Route 1, Ew• ington, waa fined $100 and cost.& and aentenced to three daYB In jail on a charge of driving while intox• • icated. A tlinilar charge against Reedsville, H. Rood, Albert btougbt a SlJO bond forfeiture V'hen Rood lailPd to appear for bl!armg. Both men had been ar­ mtt4 over the week end by eoun� ly •tfl-. Also in j&il todn waa Harry Gra­ h am, Pomeroy, charged with non­ npport and h eld for action by the Probate Cou rt. West Columbia Farmer Named · Clerk Candidate MAX WARD $1 .98 to $2,98 B EC K Y'S ··1•1'•• ,.,..•il..i: ..::,r:•L• � a·- J-•�---.. ..., . . I � MEIGS THEATRE BGloe. NOT OPEN I t �-' - August 1 4 Thru st: Sept. 3 ltr. I when yo� ore building, modernizin9 :pr repairing uour home?'.,.: Coma to �. I Attendlna were Bette Jean Hob1t1lttr, JtatrMa Collin,, Jo Smttb, Kathf Hannah,, �bby MIiier, PNi4 81Pon, Chuck H1nnah1, lln. Done)" John1on and IOI) Larry and. thl honoree. llndin, a 1ltt but unable to au+r,d were Jr,anette and Carolyn mq_t, were 1erved. . ---­ l'blljlpo. • DU£ltar1ed From Na-.,y .,_.tt Aay lohnton, 1011 of llr1,. -,ind Mn. JGHPll R. JohnlOn WO\( Ptn Road, 1talloned In Cubl with a N,v1J Mobile Con:­ I etrudion Btn. No. 4 for ellbt atontlla hi• received hla bonor1b11; tlllchar1e Aue. 21 a& Nor­ 1 foUl;,-t V1. He h11 nturnJd, home u ,,.iJl otltnd Ohio 111&1'• Uni• l �IY 1 be1lnnl1111 Ill. le_P'- ,, • .Tti• Pomeroy C.-1111 Block Co. ,, /$ ONLY i .I i, a1 · e nt1ne =·=�--t-::-:-�- •--------------------�-----• • • ' Dno,. . To TM lnterflllllO,l'he Meip,M•o11 AN1a ., . --· · =:;::::�.:;,::,_..;.. •' :=;;;�;.;;;;r;;; ------------------SIIN ;::;;;;;;;:'.�;;;;;lN> ___________"'.'""_______"'.'""_�t.: iN<iLE • 1am !Middleport, Oldo,11onday, Au&UII 29, i;;;--· ' S G ,_ =r• N 0 1 18 - w. For School Timel _______ Tht ... ettw'1 fur 1, • Pne thldr: that tM anlMel can t., MYI wttheut eettlna ltl 5,ooo ·Bond et In Case Of. ew York Man Mn. S.ta Gibbs and Mrs. Mary EUu.beth Andeson were in charge and other, of their committee as­ sisting at the outing were Mrs. Charlotte Coates and Mrs. Roberta O'ilrien. ' Wranglers . Ir UnllN !'I- 1""'""'11-1 V��22;-_!_!!�---�-------"""".' .,_, I e Now You Know � I um 4 M<!mbers of the Xi Gamma M u iCh1pter of the Beta Sigma Phi So­ rority and th�lr husbands . and 1ue1ta met at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Welker in Hemlol"k Grove Thunday for th('ir annual chicken barbeeu e . I Mr,. Holter Gave o· inner party T • Picnic At Farm Allo . attendin g were Mr. and Mn. Jock Kennedy, M,. and '.,iu. Eul Williamson, Dr. and Mn. Gbarle, JluUen, Mn. Edison Hob- I atetter, Mr. and Mn. Roger 'Morpo, Di. ,nd Mn. Selim Blazc�lcz, Mrs. M. L. f r·ench entertained Mr. and Mr•. Virgil Brown And the PHt Matron• of Evan11eUne · Mr. . Gibbl and Mr. Andcraon. -·----Chapter. OES, 111 her hom e in llid• I dleport Friday evening. In the absence of the Prtlldent, Mrs. Joe Young Sr., Yice pre1ident; prcsi�ed over the 1hort bu1ine■1 llr. ■nd Mr1. Muvln Murray of meeting. Grtienville at<! visiting wlth hia f'ollowing lho bu1lneu lil:lmet @:tentl, Mr. and Mn. Clarence were played with pl'Uea won b;, Murray in BrIdbur)'. Mrs. James Clatworthy, Jr., Mri,. I Will MK. A N D MRS. CHO•�.,•• Reynold•, Mn. Morah Leon• Sandra and Suale Ohlin1er, and ard Mrs. Hall')' HouduheU . . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira I. Wolfe, Joyce Wolfe Marily chl/dren or Mr. and Mn. David n , A Oh ln,.er havf 1pent the p11t Rutland became the bride of Ronald Lee Crossen, son or Mr. ,a t the clo1e of the eveninf i NaMl'fWide meana ,.,... lad course wa, aerved by Mot,. , week wlth their ar■ndmother, and Mrs. Elme r L. Crossen, t'olk, 0., August 7 at 2:30 p.m. in ,i,1, jmunnc, 1-·rench who waa 111lated by hi!il 111'1. Annice Ohlinger. Mr. and A«idea1 • • • University Method ist Church, Columbus, 0. daughter , Mra. Don Stivers, to Kr,. Ohlln&er a nd their other . Fire • • • . The ceremony was performed by Rev. Donald M Mauck. those mentioned above an.d Mt1, d1u,:hter Sonji have 1pent the !!'e!t . . . Robert Harris, Mn. Griff Ru11ellt The bride's father gave her away. week wllh her mother, Mr.. l!'(tdk:al • • • Mrs. Wflter Hayeat Mra. Evelyd The brlde wa, in a waltz length 1 f'Nnk Orea,. ' Aula'n 'obile , ·• . Lc•vi�, Mn, Zella Croll, Mn. Lee &own ol whlle nylon lace � nd l �lle I bd0Wfflffl1, • • Roush, f111turil)g a scooped neck]mc, Mr.&. LIiiian Stel!l and Mra. Mn. Thomu Rue w11 in Oak lettrement • • • uesuuJ Charlea Bennett. yuterday to return her d11u­ three quuter length sleeve & a nd Lifi . . . and Mr. enMn. Homer Holter ,:hter Sue home afler a week'• lllled bodice. The bouffanl sklrl Nal!)i ,.., �,_ tert11 ined with a dlnher Tuesday vi1lt with her \lncle and aunt, Mr. wa, made ' a pron style, opcnin� In _ _ ' pn,blein. Your Na1ioewkle evenma: at their hom�. Che.iater the back to re\'eal row upon row ■nd Mt1. Harold Bowman. 1"1pHientalive can heir Road. Mr. ■nd Mra. Delbert Flower, of tiny tuHe rurfles, and was worn ....,y and -.,pion BOYS' ol H■rrl,hura:, P1., arrived Frl­ over an old · faahloncd hoop. �ally. Gucata were Mr. and Mr1. WUHer _!ln1tirlip veil of silk i llusion d11 to 1pend the weekend with bur Holter and niece and nephew her niece, Mn. Robert Co1t1 and waa held in place hy .i crown of Patty and Vaua:han Stacey of Ak­ pearla and irridesccnt.s. Her hou- 1 tamllY. ron ind .Mn. ElliabE;lh Duckworth 'Mr. and Mra. Joaeph Fultz of quet wu a caas:.adt arrangement o( of Syracu,e, Sizes 3 to 16 . 115 •. 2nl' Columbu, arr i ved Thurlday to utln hearls entwi ned with while butterfly roaes llnd f> T ench carna•�nd the weekend wUh M.r. and COMMIHIONI TO M�IT llN. Grlft Ru1sell. They plan to tlons r.enlered wllh .a white hybrid l l!id return home Monday of nexl orchid. week. Ml11 Judith Chase, Rutl:md, wa11 of I\Ciddleport will meet at!\tfuj Mr. and Mr■. WUll1 Anthony . ml'fd -•f honor while brldc11maids ch ,_,_... rch Sunday ev en in• a t · 7 :S� !. are 1pendlni the weekend at 1 = M l ; d; dl ep ort =,==, were Ml11 Sheryl Wolfe, lhe bride's Onu Wedne1day ' ; � ; ...!!"'• •'"I· ''._ ...,.. _ _ , L =-,,, the COmml11hm on Like Log:an wllti Mr. 1nd Mn. ali.tcr, 1nd Carol Gih11un of Colum­ ;; :;:, !! !! _ - · -· -- Steward1hlp and Finance will Charle. Anthony of D1yton. bus. Each carrled a c111c11de ar• meet at 7:30, Rev. ind Mra. Loul1 B an1erter rang<!ment of while uters entwin­ of We■t Millon c1me Friday lo ed through light blue utin 11ndma­ RID JAIL SCORNIRI ■pend th e weekend with Mr. and Hne hurt1, and wr.n• dre11ed i n BE:RLIN UPJ-TwQ E18l Ger• Mr■, Bruce Lloyd and •on Mike. royal blue 11lolitf' -�« 1 1 11 wilh drap­ mani picked up In a bar have He I• 1 former mlnl■ter of ed chiffon bodkcs imd nrntchlnw been jalled for calling a program Heath MethodJ1t Church. royal blue crow11-ly1w \'rilti, on the o!rlcl11l Communi1t TV Mr. ind Mn, Jame■ Brewlni­ Mr, Nevin BownH, l'nl k , was bt'sl tori 1nd d1u1hter Sandra hive man and ushers were Philip rrm,. network "manure! " and demaod­ lng that the bartender 1hut It off, rel11.med home after apendlna: the sen and Dennla Crossc11, brothers and anli-Red •'Jnlormatlon Bureau PQt week In Spart.an■bura:. South of th111 room. 1 We11t" reporled loday. Carolin■ wlth relatives, Weddlna musk was 11rov idcd hy ,n. Leiter Boice la 11pendln1 ;11:ra. Lawrence C111,eholt, sister of lha weekend with her ■on and th e bride, who san1,t ··Because," "I faMlly, Dr. and Mn. Raymond Love You Truly" and "Through , the Yeao." Pomeroy. Ohio 'ilr. ancl Mrs, lllchard Vau&han A reception wa� held In the I and children returned Friday church parlor fo\Jowi11i:: the cere­ fro'm a week'1 v1c1tlon which In• I mony. eluded a vl1Jl with her parent■ , I The bride 11 a graduate of Rut, Mr' and Mra. W. D, Parson■ of 1 land Hl1h �hool and hall been em• A.lhln,. ployed II an 111i11nment clerk at I ,/', •• Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Mr. Cro1• 1,_ Blrthday Celebroted ,en sraduated from Polle High ;, H . School, att.ndflt A1hl1nd College, I and Mr■. Gary A. BamJLI and ta no• ln tht' School of Enginentertained with a p1rty on 'l'Uft• I COMINII IIPT,' 4-U eerln-. Ohio State Unir enlty. day: evtnlnl ■t the home of Mn. , \ "WHO WAI THAT LADY'11 11re eouple hon eymponed 1t D, }{, Robeaon, Wolf Pen Road I N'-'an "111 � are .new re,idin a boaorln1 th eir dau1hter, Carol, on Tony Cwt!a - Deon 11,r11n t I al 21 Welii OPJ4nd,av, Columbus. her, tir11l birthday. I • '1 O.mes were played and refresh Past Matr"'nS OI " I Evangelin,e Group Were EntertOf/I • ed I Little I'arriors , Retµrn Ho111e For • I -:-- · ---::::�== I ' - 'o�,.:..... -_ -"" ... - , Meigs Youth Rated Runn erup .In State Harness-Halter Show � 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. 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