https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/089066381e22a6498945c3c9326702ac.pdf 80470ead9d0c358372cff3726cfa6197 PDF Text Text e Now You Kno ly United p,..., lntwnaHo Salmon fl1hin9, Alatka'1 INdi"'I Industry, um, rnor• th•t1 $60 mill ion yur-ly or more th..-, •ight tlmH the price paid for the for• mer territory by the> United State, In I U'/, VOL X I I • • ent1ne a1 Devoted To The lnlere,u OJ The Meig,-Mmon Area Pomeroy-M iddleport, Ohio, F�day, September 2, 1 960 NO. 1 1 7 : .t\nother Year I 0• oill 1 2 15 1.6 4 ) 9 10 ll 22 2) 24 25 t9 )0 l 2 B . ..................... - MR 8 22 29 --- ·- IIAY -- - l 8 15 22 4 12 4 10 11 2) 24 25 17 27 --- - - - 6 5 13 12 9 16 20 26 25 ) 13 19 18 20 19 18 7 6 5 --- --- ---- ---- -- -- - --2 29 11 24 )l )0 27 26 14 21 ! APR - , ' l 8 22 28 29 - ·-·-· - -·- ·-·• - - -·-· 1 ; � 7 B 14 15 21 22 2B JUL l 8 15 22 29 )l - 3 2 9 21 11 12 2" 25 26 )1 )C ..._,_ 1) 14 27 28 20 19 18 - · -·- - - · · - .......---.... 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I } Th(' hearing lh1!1 morning was did not have authorl\y to issued hecn rt'<ll'hC'tl hcl w(' CII the com collet·l rng rrnmq for t h qflom <'ro) de-la) cd when the defendant and warranti; wn overruled by J u rli:e pany and t hl' union on wages for E m e rgf' nq squ:.d � h • rn rcf he ht'ld h1� attorney were 15 m i n utes late People!i _ Attorney Manning Web­ emp 1 oyees al Ky(!l' r Creek Station fi,r tirand J u q ac·tH1t1 Hi!. hond 1n reaching t h e county court of• Eiler told the court that Mr. Ep-in the bar1.:am1nt.; uni1 for t h<' per PONY CHAMPS - This combined Syracu se and Pomeroy Pony League baseball team of $300 was r,mtin ued l 1 c:es l i ng had apparently overlooked iod Scpl. 1, 1 960 to A u g. 3 1 . 196 1 . de!eated M ictdkport Barons in finals of the . re cen.t Pony League tournament held al Syra � Sa vagt:, rcprtscntf'd hy John l'roSt!cutor James O'Brien, act- Section 1 907 . 1 0 1 specifying the Negoti«tions Lhis year were o n cuse. Left to ngnt, kncchng, are Don Hardtn, Mtke Spencer, Freddy Boyd, Jim Louks, Tom Epl ing. 1 , a l l l po l l s :. t t orn,·y. ref used I mg for Sher i ff H obert H artenbaeh dulles of t he clerk of the county baSH: wages. The contract a s nego­ Shasteen , Wlllie Blackwell , Gary Jenktns , Da vid Baker, Micky Winebrenner, Jim G ilbert, to make a pica of f' l t hcr guilty ur \ condurted the hearing for t h� court when he hied the motion. Rev. Lanier not to the d1;i.rge and a nol state with Manning Webster and tiated " i n 1959 was for a two-year The hHrin1 wu o1ttend.ct by Don Mayer, Jack Williams. Standing are man agers Bub Slivers and Pau l Kloes and Mayor � u , J tguill� Rev. John L•nler, Junction y plea was i." n t cred in his IJ(' Bernard Fultz present in advisory period ending August 3 1 . 1 96 1 , ex­ ,1bo1,1t 1 S penons. Two officers Al· DicK W mebrcnner, who presented the trophi es. The team won on scores of 12-0 over C ity, 0., I veter1n of 265 re­ cept for the wage ('!ause which was h a l f by lhe <.'VUrt l'apac1 t 1es T'he firm of W ebster of th• L.di.-s Au.il l.ary of the vival mHtings., In many •tatH Henry WC'rry. rh1ef of the Pom & fult2. has heen ret.arned by four negol1able this year. Also, an agree bany, 4-0 over McArthur, and 4-3 over Middle port. Syracuse Fire Dep.rtment were wHI open revival servlcu Sept. meut was rca1.:hed between the com eroy Emeri.:e,wy Sq uad , h.t d f1 k d defendan ts in a $50,000 false arprnent. 5 to �rry through Se-pt. 1 8 at pany and the union on eontracts ( he cha,gc aea,ns( '" , •• , n '""" ' rest ,uu f,led by Mr. Epling for Prosecuto r James O'Brien said the C■rleton Church on K in9� for continuation of insured bene­ ly cuur1 August 28 A� a w i t n""ss his client. The m . it oame1 R. E. last week that he had received a bury Road. The Rev, Muion today. Werry tcs11 f1ed that h(' Grmdley, clerk of the county complaint fits not previously covered by con­ from the Syracuse orWilllam, is p.stor, The public tract. f l ie d the charge fol low1n.c: 1 11fnrm cuurl. who issued the wananl for ganization and would present Jt 11 invited to i1tteind HrviEH aho n gathered by Ja mes SouM,, , Savage ' s arre,t: Deputy Howard to lhe grand jury Serving as negoliators ror the at it> next ses. •"\Vhich lwgin i1t 7:30 p. m. a membrr of the sq uad . that Sa1 frank, who arrested Sav age Aug. sion. com pany were Mr. Harreld, W. M age had sol 1nalrd and obtained 28, Sheriff Robert Hartenba ch, Cornett, personnel d i rector; C. J . Savage has been conductin g rec­ Meigs county's biggest industry, edw.:ation of over 5,500 P- m., while the i::rade schools $2 from M rs. Paul me Ridenour and Henry Werry, who signed the ord hops for teenagers m t he TriUav is, personnel supervisor and R . c hildren, opens its 1�60-61 term of operation next Tuesd ay start at 8 :45 . -d ose at 2 :30 p. m. t he _M rs. Ridenour , of Chester. test I com plaml. M . R y bo l t , labor allorney. county area for the past three first day, and at 3 : 30 thereafter. 1f1ed tha t she gave Siivai;:e t h£" Al the slart of the ease today a years The ncgol laLJng committee for mormng . Su �t. Lee ;1'1 clomas o� �1 1ddle- m oney af trr 1:le1ng told by Sa vage s· port T hese young people from six to 18 w i l l be f iling into clas_ Local 430 U W .U.A. was eom)losed • is _expe_ctl'd to release plans that the money was for the Porn of ¼ i l lia111 Comer, national repre­ rooms newJy painted, trimmed, and refurbished . Som e for . hos first day's rlassrs and croy rmcrgen,·y sq uad. Huwl'vo•r, c sen tative; J. W. Wcthcrholt, local those in Pomeroy and .Southern Local Distric t - will have to meetmgs tomorrow. 1 she .said, while savage told her or 1 presid e n t ; H. G. Davis, local secre­ wait until the falJ ol l Y6 1 for shiny new quarters. a lly that lhe money was for 1 h r SOUTHERN RUR:AL tary and P. M. Darnell, ch,mman Work is to start next Tuesday melll · m view OJ the general teachExecutive Head Ch,1rle Hayrnan cmc�gem:y squ..ad, he made lier a of the g rievance commillee. on 1-'omeroy·s new elementary er shortage, and plated credil rn of Racine or Southern Local Dis- rece i pt for "Ccinlccn benfit " schoo l . The new high school m local boards tvr their schools be- lrict \5 asking all new students to S h. testified that di• � Id ROME ( U P J ) - Wine, women PH I LADELPHIA (UPI) - Fear oi creeping economic par­ Hacine i.s scheduled Jor firsl con- mg ready for classes. regisl;er Monday, Labor Day , al 110t hue mo1de the doni1tion un-and song were blamed by one alysis caused by the shutdown of the giant Pennsylvania l(ai[. struclion about the same time. Middleport and Pomeroy schools I H11h• hi1d b.en told th•t it oHicial today for the wave o r dis­ Mr. Patter1an 1,1id HHutiv. " ... oth st rue t ures are to be comp ' et - a I so are rea d y Io open on sch e d u I e road wH hung over the eastern sector of the nation today. Time for the em•rv en<:y oquod mal performances by the U. S. · w1'th Ieac h en ' hHdt, hith school prlncipah i1nd ·1· ucsd ay morning c...• by nex t 1·a II' s term. •nd said th,1t ,he told Si1nge was tbe 01g factor. Experts believe the next 24 hours will track and field team in the EntHih teuhen. .re being ■1ked 0. 0. Patterson, superintendent meetings scheduled in both mstitu porten d the econom ic repercussions ty the stnke of 20,000 Olympic games. to i1ttend • meeting nut Thur .. o( county schools, said IOday all lions Labor Day. 1narnt enanc e workers. "You can't win · gold medals Supt. Charles S. Gihl)s of Po rn• day t vc ning at 7:30 in hi11 of• leachmg and supervisory positions A protracted walkout could cut when you're not i.n condition," Buses, a irlines, other railroads in the county sytcm are manned. eroy said his high school opens al fice1. Th• 1puker will be th• deeply mto the- econom ic life of and automob iles u.se d by r iders the orlicial said, "and you don't hHd of Ohio Univenlty'1 FrHh• lie termed this "quite an achieve- 8:30 a. m. Tuesday, closes at 3:30 the 30 million persons a long the to circumve nt the strike w i l l be get into condition silting up half m,1n Engli1h department. Hit 10,000 m i le :;ystem that served 1 3 heavily taxed the night drinking wine." 1-ubj11Ct: "How High Schools Ci1n by t housands of ex­ stales and the Distric t of Colum­ cursioni sts on a final summer Mem bers of the Pirate Little Bluntly, the official charged Bettw Equip Its Gr•du1te1 To bia. that the "boys have been living it League baseball 1ca m and their fling. Trame jams, delays at ter, Meet College English Require• Both sides in the disput e be­ m mals and general confusi on up too high," and added, "coach­ fam i lies enjoyed a picnic Thurs­ mt1nh." tween t he PHR and the Transport were considered a certainty. es and managers have losl con­ day evening 11l the Arthur Nease t heir respective school!-. First day Workers Union have indicated home an<l pond, Rt. 7. trol of the team.'' c lasses Tuesday will be one-half New T•lkl St.ted K a i Hindy an<l Mu Ward said lhe strike could be a long one. "I think it's time we stopped The Pirates, champions of the day. Bus and time schedules re­ ln<la y they WAS H I NGTON (UPI) President Eisenhower is expected have 40 co-ehair men blaming the judges and the start county association, had a 17-3 rec­ Thousan ds of commute.rs In New . Efforts lo end the three-year ing gun and looked facts in the ord overall. They presented man• to address the U . N . General Assembly later this month. But main the same thereafter, he Sjid. and 200 workerE l i ned up and York, _ Philade lphia, PUUbur&h, di»put e over job detirutiona: and TetU:l;ier meetings in Northwest­ ready to roll in a door-to- door Wuhm glon and Ne w Jerse)I were · face. Many o( our men arc out ager John Young with ti start to he will try to avoid any personal meeting with Premier ,NiKlta ·tarnun g out" equ,p.ment repa,r ern anl £:aster districts, headed by drive star11nJ:: next Tuc!iday for rnconve n11-nced on the finit of tnining. They stay ou-t loo his golf ("!ub stt, a handsome S. Khrushchev who will iead the Soviet delegat10n. day of .-or• also were scn.eduJcd for tll­ George M. Dallas ( NW) and J. S. $2.!500 to save the county's blood Loe strike ThursG.a late. You don 't catch any Rus­ driver, as a gift. lbe finl ffi da1. Jt'ranas A. O" �eill Jr .• chair­ y This was the opinion expressed Davis, ( Eastern , and firs1 day program . dent Hichard M. Ni:ic.on, also was thr road"s 1 14-yea.r history . sians out dancing after 10. " Players enjoy ing swimming a n d today by d1plomattc officials here. man _ of the .NalJon al raJJway llindy and Ward , mcmtJers or t h{' The manager of U . S . track and a h uge d inner were Kelly McKen­ They :;aid .tn 1!;1scnhower appear­ invited and llol h ,:ould t i t the schedules have been announcl'd Toda y a ne w obstacle was in Mediation Board, disclosed be in­ previously. Pomeroy Lwns Club which is spon the oflmg - the Labor Day exodu s. tended field, Pincu.!I Sober of New York, zie, Chuck Mu rray, Bill Nease, ance at the United Nations was meetrng u1Lo theil' schedu les. lo hold meetin g witib both Approxim ately 3.800 {H1 pils arc ---Sens. Jennmss Ha ndolpb, D­ ----sori ng the ··save the B l ood Pro conceded that "we can't )')Ut our Jeb K1rkland. Lanny and Jim Tyo, unner l:On.s1dcration at the White sides throllg h the long Labor Day W. Va., and Jacob K. Jav 1b;, H­ expected in the rounty system with gum flrive:· said 1hc driv(' will boys to bed at nine o'clock ." Chris · Tompkins, Jeff Werry, House. weekend. 350 brand new first graders being ' ! The Kremlin announced Thurs• N . Y., said 1t was ••inconceivable ' greeted Tuesday. PomNoy b elt· c,irry throug h Sept. 10th. Micky Menehini. Jan Cilo, John Two 1iepubl icaii legislato rs said that anyth i ng the Soviet premier "JI we don ' t achieve the goal , Goodwin, Hannie Arnold, Dave da y that Khrushchev would lead yesterday that additio nal labor peeling about 900 in its 12 grades, the blood could say_ or <lo would "influ­ program 1 s done here " lhc Russian delegation to the l ath Ke ller and Dick Knight. 1eg1s1at ion snould be adopte d, 1! and Middleport around 800. ' t he pair of Lions said. lieneral Assembly opening Sept. ence" American voters uece5S.ary, Lo deal wuh the walk.­ Chairman Tl.omas E. Marg.in, The drive is !he result of sev('ral :w in New York City out. recent mec1 ings held here in an After he torpedoed the Eaol­ D,Pa ., of the l lo11sc Foreign Ar­ effort lu save a Red Cross chapter West summit conference in Paris fairs l'omn11 1 lec, s,ud "it looks 11s 111 lhe county, and i,arl1cularl y, ! he I earlier this year, Khrushchev though he ( Khrushchev) is going blood program which is a key serheaped bitter abuse on Eiscnhow• lo try lo force a summit move on disarmament by tins appear· " i t'e pro\'1d ed oy the _ N�tio na l �ed er and said he never agam would W ASHI NGTO N UPI _ The coal . a nce .. ( _ross The _curre nt drive s eoilt n bu • mine safety t:iill was deal with the President. left hangi ng t 1ons all will he earmarke d tor t he Thursd ay when Congre WASHI NGTON (UPI) - Voce Some members of Congress sug­ ss c losed up blood progra m . � total of $1.200 shop. Pre.!lidenl Richcud M. Nixon ' s gested K hrushchev was trying to 1s owed the Huntington Blood Cen. .I, he btll aides were so confident today of m l luencc the U. S. 1)res1dent ial was approved by the ler and it is rstimated $ 1 .300 will his rapid recovery from a knee clecuon. Others said the Soviet • Senate. And Rep. Cl�vela. nd �1 . Jim Barton of :vi:ason, former .as­ be nt.' edcd to carry out the pro Dcmo- lec1der would not be welcome in COLUM BUS ( U P I ) . infection that lhcy were working Bailey, U-W. Va., said � maJor1ty • sistant coach at M iddlrport High dratie presidenlial candidate Sen. l:!ram for another year. on campaign plans for him up to the United Slates. u. N. hcadquar• of t he House members hip (avored Sd100I, has made the squad of lhe A l l cuntrihutions arc to br made Jonn F. Kennedy will visit Ohio ters technically is international election day , LOS ANGEL ES (UPI) _ Dr. Dallas Texans professional foot­ to the "Meigs County Red Cross il. Francis E. Towns end, who at­ Herbert G . Klein, Nixon's press at least five times d uring the elec• t1�rritory. But t he objection of one House ball tea m , according to word re­ Blvorl Program." tracted million s of followe rs dur­ chief, cautiously refused to rule lion campaign, and his running Demoeratic presidential nomi­ member killed the bill's chances ceived by his father, Charles Bar­ mate, Sen. Lyndon Johnson, B. ing the depres sion of the 1 930s out the possibility of complica­ nee John F. Kennedy said he when Bailey tried to brin g it up ton, of Mason. with his plan lo give the aged tions in the vice president's case. will make two slops. hoped Khrushchev would slay out SQUAD CAL L E D f or a v o t e late Wednesda y night. Barton ha.!1 played ccnter on Lhr Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said of the politic11I campaign during $200 month ly, died Thurs day night 13,ut Klein said doctors anticipated I H EIDELBERG, Germany UPI­ f irst offensive unit in several of The Pomeroy em&r�cn('y squad Hep. Gordon H. S\:herer, flKennedy has con�irmed he will his visit. none. An eight inch howitzer shell t he pre-season e xhibition t.·on l ri5ls was called at l l 1 1 . m . loday when Ohio. opposed coosideratio n oC the at the age rif 93. Nixon announced plans Thurs­ visit t5 Ohio congressional dis­ "His involvement would be un­ landed in a tent area and exploded p\11yed by the Tex ans. Thry are un­ M rs. Forrest Bailey, Raf'me, faint- bill, w hich required u n animous The origin ator of the SO•call ed day for a six-day, 9,000-mile cam­ tricts later this month and early welcome from our side," Ken· during U. S Army tra ming exer . dercated in pre-season �amc-s. cd while walking along the street consent under the House proced• Townsend Plan worked up to his paign swing beginning Sept. 1 2 in October. The Ohio stops includ­ uedy said, "We are glad to serve C'lsC's at Grafenwoehr today, kill­ last days for includ ing more peo­ Barton played foolhall, baskPI near the New York Clothing ure in effect at the lime. that wilJ take him from Atlanlic ed a national television appear­ as hosts' ' lo any member or the mg 15 American soldiers and l l ousc. She refused treatment by Bailey said he would try again ple in pensio n plans and seekin g ball and baseball at Wahama High ance from Cleveland Oct. 1 7 , Unill-d Nations but "we are in· seriously woundmg 28 others. City, N. J., to Vancouver, Wash. to have pension paym ents in­ ncxl year. School before going lo Marshall lhc squad. Wash ington sources said. creased. volved in an important campaign A spokesman at U. S Army College on a basketball scholarship. Johnson said in Wash i ngton h e and he should respect our tradi· headquarters said l hat all casual­ At Marshall, he switched to foot­ McCOY FINED He interr upted a tour of some Joe L. McCoy was lined $10 would embark next week on a 3 1 - tion," ties were believed to be from the ball a11d played end for the Dig 400 Towm1end clubs still existi ng Kennedy said he would be glad :Jrd and costs in county cnurt today on state ci;,mpaign swing which w i l l Reconnaissance Squadron, Green for three years. when he entered St. Vince nt's an Ohio Slate Patrol charge of op­ include visits in Indiana and Ohio lo meet Khrushchev in this coun­ 12th Cavalry, 3rd Armored Divi, Hospi tal last Frida y. He died .it · After graduation from Marshall erating a motor vehicle without a on Sept. 28 and in Ohio, West try but only if the Republican srnn, currently undergoing field he served in l hc Navy where he the hospit al o( pneum onia. license. presidential nominre, Vice Presi- trainini:i: exercises at 1he Grafcn­ played service football. Followin,g V irginia and Virginia Oct. 20. Tow�send, a white- haired , frail­ woehr I.raining area 1n Bavaria. appea ring man, was an ideali st in h is scr-vice in the Navy, he tried COLUM B U S ( U PI) -· The 1 960 Ohio State Fair moved into a hurry. The howi t.1.er shell was fired dur­ with the Baltimore Colts and was its final hours today as officials labeled it a bigger and more ing a training exercise and land­ one of t he last rookies cut from l n the days when there stil l was ed outside the ·•artillery impact the sq uad. Uc was at M iddleport attractive exhibition lhan ever before. no Social Secur ity Act and many Fair Manager Rowland Bishop e stimated gross fair income aged perso ns were witho area and into a tenl camp area," two years. ut any the spokesman said. Barton is listed at 6·5 and 250 at about $800,000 thi s year and said the exhibition should kind of incom e, Townsend wante d show in the black by $25-30,000 . pounds by the Texans. lo create full-bl own a pens.io n plan Final day attendance was er, morr people rrom the mo�t distant to give perso ns over 60 a month ­ WASHINGTON UP I - Congress candidaLe, rcl'i1€'d instead his par- U . S. policy towa1·d the Dom inican peeled to boost the �ight-day a t - sertlons of Ohio attended the fair ly inco me of $200. consigned to the voters today t he Ly's legislative rc�ord of the past regime of Gcncnlissimo Rafael St)orn Foreman'� Dad Mf'inhart To Serve tenda1 1cc to around 275,000. fh(' this yt'ar. He proposed the money for his half-a.Joa.{ record of a pre-election six years. Trujillo-and let the bill die. Retire;; At Philo f'e Co1111nill 1 959 lair atlendanrc totalled 233, GOP On Thursday's plan sweltering se.!l11ion c�nceived l)y its DemoKennedy Hit, GOP could be gathered from a. 3 heat Wage 8111 KIiied it Wyatt Chadwell, electrical main­ GC'orgc A. Meinhart. stale repre· 45 1 With a profit of almost $24,000 was LIP to 94-slowed the tempo per cent tax on gross inoome over cratic leaders but dominated by Kennedy told a pre-adjournment The Senate bill would have per- tenance foreman o[ the Philip a Republican-southern coalition. news conference that Republi<:ans milted P resident Eisenhower to Sporn Power Plant, learned Lhis sentalive for Meigs County, has Tile Ohio Highway Patrol closed I of the fair. Another hot da}' was $3,000. His plan was introduced in Congress b u t never pas.sed. The 86th CongreSJJ L\djourned a were responsible for blocking cdu- eliminate the "windfall" sugar week that his father, Hugh M. becu appointed by Hay C. Bl iss, four food and dnnk concessions predicted today. Gov . �ticharl V . DiSalle, who few minu tes before midnight, cation, housing, minimum wage marketing quota or the Domini­ Chadwell, maintenanc forem1rn at state chairman of the Republican on chargt>s t hry were unsanitary. A . r�tired Long Beach, Cali!., leaving behind a legislative record and hcalfh \)ills. He accused them can Republic. Under present law, the Ph i lo Plant at the Ohio Power Pflrty, as a rnemher of the Com· The conrrss1ons wri <' operated on is11 ' t an enlhus1ast1c fairgoer, made phys1e 1an, Town send claime d dur­ th ird polilics with civil the President may be forced to Co., has retired after 36 years m i l lcc on Permanent Organiuition the grounds by t he Christiani his that Democralic presidential nom- of playing .t ppearance Thurs­ ing the depression-bl ighted 1 930s for lhe Republican State Conven­ Brothers <'irrns - t he grandstan d day when he addrrsscd a bout 3,000 that there were 1 0,000 Townsend allow im portation oI an extra 322.- there. ince John F. Kennedy promis,ed rights. tion whirh will be held in Colum rea l u rr allraclion. or Oh io's senior ciliums. clubs with a membe rship of 5 mil· to make: .a major campaign issue. Kepublicans had· what amount- O(H) tons from the Dom inican RcThe senior Mr. C'.1adwcll was an bus in the Palace Theatre Sepl. D1Sal l e said mosl of the 35,000 l ion persons. however, word, public. last the to ed the Adjournent came when Today was Little Leaguer Day. Senate quit at 1 1 :52 p. m. e. d. l. They forced the Democratic leadOverall, Kennedy won little of Athens c1Ju nty leachcr before be• 1 2. A hig rvent 1 0 today's show was people in Ohio mental i nstitutions This Committee will meel Sep· the $3,500 Ohio State Fair Classic were elderly. He said the admin­ The Houae had adjourned at 6 : 5 1 p. ership to raise a Senate quorum what he and Johnson put down ginning employment at Philo in kmher 7 to re('om<!nd to the cc1n­ on I. he fairground 's half-mile ova l . istraE0n's plan was lo get t h e eldm. , e.d.t., but the Senate, quibbli ng shortly before midnight in oppos- as "musts" for th<! extra session. 1 924. Ironton Candidate ve111 ion permanent officers for 1hc featuring a 10 event program over minor measurn and trying ing wh1:1t they branded as a hnal A l i beral-conservative deadlock o( of l'rly non-ment al patients out t hf>se institution s and into rehabili• Attended Sessions convenlion ancl to make further m otorcycle riding. to scratch up a quorum, dragged "political" measure to set up n killed Kennedy's bill to boost t he Congo Collapse Is 1 11 1 1 011 programs so lhey may re­ plans for businC'ss of th(' day. Oakley C. Collins, Ironton. Re­ study of political broadcaslli. minimum wage rrom $1 an hour o n for another five hours. More Fumen Attending turn to normal life. publicaJ\ Congressional candidate, The end came on a happy note , The first and more productive to $1 .25 and broaden its covcnge, Sought Says Herter Agricullure Director Rot:iert TerThe heal h,:1d little effect on the conferred with President Eisen­ POL ICE TO MEET WA.SHINGTvN (UPI) - SN·re­ despite bitter wrangling or previ- part of the 1960 seasion ran 1 18 Conservative opposition also lirn­ hune said Tll"rsday l hal private The Fraternal Order of Pol icl' che rks showed rnurr farmers and Thursday h.nness racing program hower at the W hite House Wcdnes• ou1 days. Republican Leader E.v- days, from Jan. 6 until both house!i itcd the scope of the Jinal biU tary of Stale t:hrislian A. Herter as Righi Time, owned by Bryon D. day at the opening of a two-day _ __ _ ____ __ _ erett M. Dirksen entertained the quit on July 3 for the two political :providing medical aid for the has accused Russia of seeking a will hold Its regular monthly nw1•t Kuth of Chesterla nd, set a new conCerence of GOP Congressional "collapse of order" in the Congo i ng this evening at the Pomeroy aged, and .scuttled rederal aid for Senate for the last 25 minutes with conventions. ME IGS G E NERAL HOS P ITAL l rack pacin g record of 2:00 2-5 to nominees from all parts of the �nd or trying to complicate rath­ 3rd Ward Fire House. lldresh­ The !ii•n•t• returned on Aug. I schools. a 1ood-natured recital of this .ses- I Admitl rrl : Stella Lrtlllt' }', Tup I w 1 11 t h<' Matur:v Pace. country. Major accomplishment of t he er t han help United Nations ef­ mrnts will be served following a sion. His effort brought h i m a and th• HouH ci1me Nck Aug. pt.•rs Pla rns; Lot.I rina Van M<'t<'r. Logwood Col Flora, o wned by The meeting preceded orienla· business meeting. 1tanding ovation from the Senate 1 5 for the extra MIilon, Bui Uke pre-convention period was enact- forts there. N e w Haven ; )1r s . ( ; arfi<'ld Adams. 1 Logwood 1-'arms, Reisteratown, Md., lion sessions on various phases H erter, . who addressed t h e 1�d 'resounding applause from the former Pri11iderit Truman'1- "tur� menl of the second major civil . ( "hief Herbert Gilkey has re­ Porn\!roy; �arjoric Hngcrs, W('st was 1: hos('n winner of the 3rd Hol• of national and international poli­ nip day" ,pecial tHsion of 1M8, rights bill lo become law !tince re- American Bar Association Thurs­ IUeries. slt'in ruturily from a class of 32, cies, legislative procedures and emocnts found· iL difficult to It w,11 m1rktd by polltiul frua. eonstr11•ctipn days, The 1 960 , law, day night. thallenged the Soviet ported the arrest lasl night of Col umbia. Eliiahcth Young, C. M. Bottema of Bridgeport, Ind,, campaign techrdques. More than D ischarged : a postscript to that passed in 1957. Union to work with the West to­ Curl Noble. Middleport., on an in, k with pride on the extra ses- traJlon. Al ice FriC'k, Pomeroy: won second pla.C'e with J. 0. Fena­ 150 GOP Congressional aspirants Adjournment was cinched when provides for court.appointed ref­ ward "a rule or law" to main· toxication charge. He will be gi-ven Pomeroy ; ordered . by their leadeL'I. a heiring before Mayor Kenneth R . C. Randolph. McArthur; Doris termaker. of Homerville, Medina from 36 ,t..1e1 allendod lhe Aug. le Democratic Leader Lyndon the House refused to take further I erees to safeguard Negro voting lain peace in the world. County, third . Stalder, Pomeroy. usl 31 and Seplelllber 1 ,elliiona. .Mc.Elhinney. ohnson, the vice preaidenlia1 action on a measl.ll'c dealing wilh rights. I - -�--- - - - ·- .. DEC I Sch'ools Ready T� Open County's B1'ggest Ann'ual IndUStry' EdUcatl'ng U pwards Of 5,500 Youth Wine, Women, Song Blamed For Yanks' Show I Champs Enjoy Outing, Picnic At Nease Home Nixon's Knee Won't Hamper Sept. 12 Trip __:..--.'����ll 1e SINGLE COPY - 5c ---------------- 10 17 10 17 2) ' ' ' 2B 27 26 9 16 8 15 - ·-·- - ) 16 15 21 l -·- -·""- -·- ---- --- - - · - --- ·-2 - - - · - - · - · - · - - ---- -·- )l 9 14 20 19 F&S 7 l) 12 18 17 6 5 4 ) 2 , -reepmg paraIys1•s Feared Over Nat1• on,S Eastern Area Workers Ready In Drive For Blood Program President Will Address UN, But Won't Be Seeing Nikita Kennedy Will Visit Ohio Five Times Mis-Aimed Shell Barton Makes Grade With Dallas Pros C0a} Mine Bill faiis At Lasl . I I M•lOll Ie TO pass Kills 15 In Heidelberg Ar�a� ------:-.'...v ID l�Q-;, 'i b t;;J J.1 _ 2,_ L / )A 2.l. � t,y· -1 P•-·•ed (\t�l'1.s-r.Ji.h i�<il'.l,....,...._ j t:0��.:.:··+1 j·-CITY PIJBLISll&D_!i ?t ' �)r ) I ,. T1TU { /tll')' DlTIS ,:_ ,, '·p I\ VI :f"·t11. . l \ \ I > -- \'11, ) \ !.l. ' {X) 6 D P&&1' • P>.·o �coLod tt.in Sheet OVDSIZED ( over 18 ,n(.3 or 25 high) Ohl•: Mo.fl y fair tOOly, tonlfht and Satvrd.,-. Cool•r north toct.y and mo•t ' of 1t1t• tCMilfht, wol•r south half Satur4•Y· Hlth toclty 7HS nerth, l5--4l4 "11th. Low to­ ni...t 50t norfMHt, around 70 ••· ,,....,. toVfhWfft. Savage Hel d To Gra nd Jury In County Co urt I OVEC Wages I Settled For Material o,eeg"'1 or Inc,:ap,et.e l'eather I I Half 'a Loaf Session Con signed To Voters · As Congressmen Quit -For Campaigning Trails Officials Label State Fair Biggest And Best Attraction Townsend Dies At Work TryingFor $200 Plan .... • ; ' �• .. -, " . ... ' ,, �� , .. ., " "' " .., .......- -. ·------­-- = fHE DAILY SENTINEL SPACE ANIMALS! Commentating Editoriall y The Sea And The Farmer Marine Digest magazine recen1 I� ran this brief ed1tonal: "The sea has never been more important to the America n farmer t han it 1s tu<lav Over it, ships are t ransporting a rtcord volume of his production and prov1dmg the means Whereby foreign suppliers art! able to ex­ change goods with us. In a recent year, for in­ stance, our farm exports were 'l'f'Orth nearly '4 billion, a nd equaled one-\wf.'lfth of t he to­ tal value of all farm products sold "Moreover, farmers far from any ocean share to the full in this trade A recent sur­ vey covered the six states of !he R0<·ky Moun­ tain Ernpirl'. The fnrnwrs of the Empire av­ eraged annual per capila earning:; of !3,200. A nd about $500 of 1his - one-!ixt h uf 1he whole - ruuld be crl'dited to euports Our nation ' s dependen ce on imports is �ruwing steadily . This i.s one of ! he reasons why offi­ cia' U. S. policy has long called for tht· main­ ten.antt' of a first-classs U S. flag merchan t marine:· Thii:; situation , of roursc , is not con fined to farming _ The list of Am1•ril' an indust rial enterp t·ises which are vita llyy concern ed with fore igri m a rkets would fill m an y pages. So would a list of the enterp rises which are de- pf' mlt•nt on 1 m r 1rte(I r:iw m:i t C' rials In v. Jud1 I \\.'l' aH• dt>flt'lt•I\I \l i ! l ions IJf lllf'll and \\' Offi('fl t hus owe t h l·l r J O ! s tu foreign t rad�· . and IQ the ships that !l' J k1• that t r�ui1• poss1 bl(• I I should 11'. L cssanl�• foll<m . !hen. t h a l j what promot · � for('ign , rmh· I!> good. \dli.lt tunders it u tends to lir .\ 11 u p l'> had for I ---=.... _ -­ .. .... ---:. ..,, _ ··­ .... -� ...i;,::..,- � p"'1!" ... ,.- ::; �­ ....... =­-_,. -,• ­ ,..._ .,,._ ,,,,,,..,,_ , ··­_ ,,._ _.., ... t:: .r; ::­ r.::;: � :•. ...,_ --· �...,-• .-::. -= ..,_ --= ---­-� ---- ' '! • -• ' �'".' i '. "� (0Gll6q.) B. Walk 9. Dr1tlab .... ' 10. TabACCO mll 22. CorNOt JS. ObluH 2, . llx&INM,o lion :,0. Inact J&. lbd1t :n. Bal• notlct 28. Rqulatton - so. RoKry 11. C.uall Poppy ovull 11. Bomb..ilo 11n,11011 a. ae. ..... ·- .... ... -. .. ... 8. lnlall p.. - fl• ,. lnlffoetuol ... � � t.01111< la\l4 ... Boolr kit., cl Old SJ. A .... 1&, BIW&' -lt. lluu\lA • J'llthor rtvtt � J'loww Ca,,t 10. AD ... - t.olon4 II. Narrow IT. c,,,J­ .,. Bolivian. Indian II. ..\n outfit It. At,-h IO, Prono11n U .lh... II. 1:4tulpra1nt ........... hnplemd .._ r.,,,, ., •. H.... .C eam,t famH7 ... ...,t ... _ ,.,. ...... 41. HaY!nc dlJIIA a. On tM W Q D A 'r, .1. a,,...,. , , ... Q P A 'II '1' 1' 1) B D Q P !I W R V II P X W Rt W D P I J W. A 'l' ■ .'f a,e,C I i.:.1:�� \'ft> IIMII. ._ ft !"" ip'J-119,- -., _, """''· 'l'lt, -•illi "" tariffs are rt'{'PivP<I 1101 <inly i11 Am!'nt� llu t i n each wurld rnmm 1 1 11ity struggling t o ach­ ieYe n 1or t• trad e . J•:aeh ohvio11sly ha:-, to sacri• fice somet hing to achieve iL Wht!n this is understood het l l 'r hy a l l P<'O · pies, hOJ)e.s o f a more frt·c w o r l d economy will br strrngthened. proMN11 H of d1 rf'<'I 1nl eresf to Sept. :J: lho�t' aftl'ndm g An ir(' rn•am .� ur1al will ht" lll'ld Mat h•rs of i111ercst and conreri:i tn �ltnosl ,ivny PHson in the Dis • al t l,.· Cl lfl !ill �1t'l)1od 1�1 ( 'hurd1 1111 Irie! wil! !w l>,t1111gh1 up a l r ht• l•"rnlay l' Vl'lltng s1ar1 1 n g ;!I Ii 11. m . 1111•1• l 1 11g 1 11· ind1call•tl that Sol'lal Honll' 11111di' lte eh•a1u, p11· a11d .Se1'urity c·laun11, \lulerans claim.�. (' akt• will lw s11ld. �tuden! lniuis for l11gh1•r 1·d urnl1un. S•pt. :J: 1 The Ho1·k Springs M('thodis1 �lllal liusl lll'l8 louu� 9oll :rnd wut• N ('0,L�l' rVali on. r1,1�al cl�ct riffra­ L."burch, lcr l'ream ., 01·i.il, fi p ·, rn . ! inn, are.i tfovelnp111{' n1 and rurnl homemadt! kc eream, t' akc, v w, <.l t' V t' I O m , •nt 1ro rams' lh(' F('tf , coffet' un<l \;!V il, erwl H�h waiy �ro!rllm, and t·a r e�•n Sept. 3 in 11,overn111ent 1wrvil.'t- arr sche1!TI1e m"P 1 1 ng of l ht" Muthn's ulc•1I 1 11 rel'eive atlenlion . AuxfHary of Buy Seoul Troop 245 Con�rc11sm11n Mottler har; .i_..k<'d wlneh wa.� orii:inally sdwdu!r•d fur lh1· roopna.liun u( Ohio Univl'rsily laHI lli!-!hl w:.s l)IJSl lhilH'd wild 111'1(1 in pla11n111i.: lJ. S. Governml'nl Uay. Fri<.lay rv�ning. I l e has is�ued u �(.)t!c.:ial invil11lion An il'1• (' rt•am sorial will 1,.. spon to ull hi(!lh srhofll 11ri11(1itrnls in tht! .� ored hy l h1• l l o11whu 1ldl't's ! ' la�� a! 10th OIH\f!ct 'li e1.iht l'O llntiei; to the Sul tull Mdhmli�I C!111 rt'l1 Oil perrull studenh und h:11dlt'rs in l111• lfot'lllC l-l a11l11m Huatl 111 7 p 111 . their h istory, guYerum�ut Ull(I l'ivic cl111scs lo utleud the ronference. Alumni Football �:11111•, lw!W('rn Mi<l<lle1><Jrt iunl l'o1m• ro 1 1•K slurs, Lunch wdl be served in the Siu• startini: a\ 7 :JO p. m . , prnt'l't'<ls d•ml Cah!lerill Ill a CUil or $ l . Olh• tu the 11thl1• l fr hooste r fun,b, er lh,1111 for lunch, lherc will be 11hS•pl. 4 1ulu�ely no charge of a11y kind for Thi- 32nd 11nnual rcu11kl11 uf •lhc puUdpa.tiun in "U. S. Government Z11span ( ' Ian H! l ht• 1!1s111,L! Sun Duy." Park, Lanrnster, Sunday, Sl• J 1I. 4. Fil')d t'Vl• n! s111msor t 'd h�• :\1t•1gs Molor,•yrl<• ( ' l u h slarl llll,! ul I p. m Hollclay Mood NEW YORK !UPI! S t n r k � ml lhe !'l•ntl'rfit•ld ul 1 111· Ho1·k 011en¥d 1oday in a tr.id11 11.1111.i pn•· S 1 1rings !'air Grounds Sun1l11y. Th t• mmual l .u111i 111111111 11 1 'nm . holiday mood-narrowly mixed in rnu11ily I IUIIH'('!llll llll,; l 'ri,·.r t i ll ;rnd 4uh:I lradiux. ba.'lkt•I diniwr. E ·.- ny1,1.r• IS \Vl•l Mr nn..d Mra . . E"wru-<l Coen and rm11e. i1on Wt!r1• ln Mu1111fii·•• I tjVt' r the S.pt, 5 wel"k l"IUI and touk MrM. John P.t1t1l Wlt"nrr run�t at l hl' park, all llri>n11l1lJ' a nd 10n ho1p('. Mt. and 'Mrs. Roherl Smithy nmt M l<ldl,•por1 l.ill l1· l.1•:1,-: wr. � , l'rr 11or1 ur Newurk 8J)el\l the w1•1•k pn1I Wf'e l.f'11g11rrs, 1'11ny l .1•;LJ;t1t•r�. with her parent�. Mr . llll(l Mrs. t,� v­ hi"h s<'lwol h•ai,:urrs, I ro11hy Jirt,. Ht•n1ut inn.�. slurllng ut 5 ll 111 ..retl t.tcCl11nah111. Mork WNldmg al Syra1·11st• Crad1• Schunl. Spnnsor('ti by S)'f'<Wlbt' 11111! Hac-inc Firt•n11•11 with Hut'lnc rust. 11 m. Adnusslnn, ;tduts 50c, !>I ll· fl II. A � dt·nts 2:it'. Jll)WJI 1. Renowned 2. 0od ot war 1. 0llocu .. ..tnmlfl -- .. raised by tariff s is the fir.st recp1i re111ent ur more t rade between nations This is Decaust• indust rie.� t hat hc1vc heP n prutec1ed in l ilt• pa�t by t a ri ff . suLldtn1ly l'X· poser! lo foreign tompt i l i t io11 berause that bar­ rier no lon�('J' exists, fac-t.• paiJJfuJ n'adjust­ ment: workl·rs are l ayed off. sto1 · k holct�rs re­ reiYe smaller or no dividt'IHl!'i . \1 ho!(• towns and communities may wilhn lt is no wo11de r o hJL't' l rn ns to 1 0 1.ih•ring of DAILY CROS SWORD AOIIOU .' /l/Ooll/ 1 ausT· 0-Y-2 with t hat p 1 uu.'> dcflara1 ·un bur go 110 far­ t her. A gcnL•ral !OWC'I rng of t rtide harr iers < ongr('.�.� man Wallr r II Moelll•r of_ Ohu1 · s IO!h Coh�rt· ss1onal D1.�• fl'1d has 1111m1u11 1" Nl pli1ns fo r 111.� fit'n> �ld anttual -- 1 1 S Govt>rn mcnt Hllf . lo _h,· ht>ld m1 th,• t'am1rns of '!h10 l lr11v1•r.� 1ly. A l lwns. on Fr11lo1y Sepl D. , Th!! Congres sman said, "Slnrl' f'V( · Ins • II l)Cr · ' r�•· A1111•rw ;n1 1·1t111•11 80 1111 Hla.ke II! his ioV(' flU· ll � llt, I bl'� wvi· II lh IIII IKJl;- 1 1J11t _ for bun lo b� fully �t·qu alll l c(I with lhe �rVlrf'.11 av:1 1 1 :,hlt· tu 111111 from h1N governmr111 "For 1 111� rrn�r,n . I drc>idPd 1fJ inau.L:urat, , · ( I S !:1wcrnmt' l1! nay · in 1he Hl11, • ' un_L!rf'�Hiona ! 1)1stricl laMI y1•ur Tl11• .� ur1·1•ss 11r lo.� I yrar 's n·w1 irwi.: prov1•ll tl1u1, if ,tiv1•11 1hr 0 11portunll)'. pr111il,· art• 1nt1 •rrs1t•d Ill l lw1r l(fJVt'fllUlt'II( and art' aru: ­ iou� to l1•11r11 mon• ahoul i t F,vrry­ one i n th1• 10th IJiHl r i.-t is rordiul . Jy invlled lo 1·1111w to Ohw Ur1iver, !ill)' Oil Sq1ll•rnlwr 9 " ( 'or111n·ssma1 1 �1uellcr lu1s Jlll!Ut!d invlrutions lo r1•11re11enlot lvl!I of vnr1o1111 gflv.. rninerit uue11de1, lrl­ (']udln.ic t!w 1 >1•1111rtnwnt of A¥ri­ cultun•; til1· l k 1u1rtrnimt or Cum• mc >r1·1•; 1 1w l l1·partmen1 of l le11tth.. Jo'.du1•11tion and W1•lf1m•; tht" U. �­ �1vil Srrvi1·1• ( ' ommii�lon; lhc Small llusint•i.11 Arlmini&lratlun: 11w fe1l1"r11I l\ur1•1111 of lhVt'Hliil4· lion and th,· V1•t 1"r;t11s A<lmini11tr11t1011 lo be pru1•111. t-:ad1 rnpreat•nt11tive will eX!)l11i11 1he funclin11 11f hi11 11.11enry, am.I f'X· plaln thP si•rvi(·e11 :1vuilable to th1• i111 J iv1<l1rnl (·1 t 1 1.1•n, 1o hu.�ln1•111111u•11. t11 furnwrs, 111111 lo group.� with 1p1•ci11I in1rn•s1� and 11rohl1•111,. Thi·re will t�• opportunity fo,; qUt'JHtlon.� nn,I unHwrn nnd for in1.H vl1luul and J,:ruup di.-.c·uHslurlfl with L ht• wovunmenl oHicialH o!I I. A rrimac■ .,• Ministers Want No 'Reverend' In Address No,\' BV LOUIS CASSELS WAS I L INGTON l!Pl-lhi w shoul,l you 11ddress II deq:ymnn·! Thia que11tion or 1•1iqul'lll' soerns lo be the llC111rrt' uf rnd­ lt!s5 pl•rplexily to Anwrkans. And lon.i·auffcri1111 nwn of t he clolh would dt1arly itJV<' lo lun•e it cleHrNI up. The r!t:hl salutation depends 011 the cle1·J.(ynu111 ' s d111rd1, :md his personal prefor,·r1l'l'� - Rut 1herr Is Olli' 1ill1• tho! i.� ulwH'!'S · wrong. Ami unfort unatt•ly, it �f'('lllS tu ht• cl ..:n 1 n1 (avurilt• wilh J11ym1·n. I f you want lo J.(i\-4' your dt>rg�· mun a sh11ddl!r, just nll him .. "rev1•rftnd . "Ui•verrnd' Is o n adj1•di1•f'. 11 I� lll'IJ<'r propt'rly usrd a� n nnun Thu� 1 minister� rormul lit!(' RlllY b1• "the Rev, Mr. Jn111•.� " or "1111' ltf'I'. fk Jone1'l" bul if you shorli•n it to "Hl'l'NMHI Jon. t's" or Ju•t 11Jain "tt'vcrend" you art> romrnllting u grumrnati• rnl inonstrosi1)•. If the clergyman Is a Cutholil' or Orlburox pries!, or H hlgh­ cburrh Epl1cop1llan, addreH him 11 ' father.' IC you know him in• llmateb', you ran use hh nut name wlth the Utlc-Fathr.r Bill' Otherwise make l.1 plaln •father ' or F■ther Jone,.' It ht' is Jewi1h addreS11 him 11 'rabOl.' If he 11 Lutheran, t'all him ' p11lor'. U he is 1ome other kind of Pro1e■l1nl Including low. rhur{'h Epl■rop■llan, yuu have to play it by eu. Find out fint U he happens to have a D. D. or any other kind of doctorate earned or honorary 1·r. sht> 1s m your hands. Much as I wish I could, i!'a not pu��1hh- for me lo be with her all the llm(' I have to work tu p;,iy for h,•r home, her clothes. her edura­ S<'pt l, 196U llon .',Ii, .Mr Dr1\ler, please help me Deur Driver t o look oul for her Ple.ise drive A ft-w wec'ks .igu, I saw a little i::irl S11'UCk by a (' Ur as she tried carehllly PleoSl' drive slowly past to cross t hr !>ln•et I sa}V a fat h<'r srhool� and al 111!erseclions And rul' t' toward ht>r and hold ht!r to plt'IISl' r,•mt>mber lhat sometime! hun as��hl' struggled I l l 1he agony c·h1ldrf'n run rrom behind parked of dealh. I SIIW o i l the plan• that ca.rs. Pli!ast' don ' l run over my 1!1tlP h�d been lllude for her da�hed .int.1 girl. J saw the look of despair that came With deepest thaoks for what• 01· er his fan• I could only ofrer a prayer Lha! such a thing might ever YQU can di:, for her, [ am. Very siucerely yours . nf.'ver happen agllin. A F1ther Tod:i)' , my daughter. who is 6 yNrs old. started orf to school . Note: Pr:ispared by the Appalach• H1·r coeker spaniel, whose name is tin Power C!'o., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. SL'Ool. wal hed he r leave 1111d whin. ¥d h•� l)(•l lef 1 11 lhl' foll) of educ• caliun. Tomght we biked abou1 sehool. She told ml' about thf' girl who sils Ill fronl of her, a girl with Yl'LIOw rurls. and about the boy arrosslthe aisle who makes fal'es: <1boul t he ti•a( lier who has eres in r h<' hack of her hf'ad: ii.houl t hl' trees in the srhool V, itl'rl and the big girl Ir Un.lted p,.._ lntffftlll�,wl who does not believe in Santa T�y is Friday .• Sept. 2. the ('],JUS. �th d.il' of tbe ye.ar, wUh Ito We talked a�ou! a lot of thing s "'ll'i' "I lllfll) . - -tremC'ndously 1• ital and unim• 11,1,e moon is 8J1Pfo�i.Jli its full porlant t h in�s. Now, a� 1111� is written. she is ls 11,at•. sound asleep w1lh b.er doll ''Pad­ lhe evening slam are Jupiter, dy" in her a r ms. When her doll Venus and Sa�urn. gets broken or her finger gels wt On lhis dA,y in hj,slory : or her head gets bumped, l can I n 1666. th(l gre.qt fire of London fi� them. Hut wht>n she starts �,s!f ori,,I .i3,fl)O ,hd 89 aeross the streel - then. Mr. Driv- churtj;i,es. In 178,9, CQJ),it'�SII es\ablisbed the Treasury D,ep,arlme nl. In l 864, Gen,e.ral V{illiam Te· cumsch Sberman occupitd Allanla, G,. In 1 91 9. the Communist Part)' of America was formed. By JAMES SHIRMAN PORTER 111 I M5. Japan signed terms or Ill This is the thi rd or a un(' ,Jnditiun,al surrender e11ding �ni1•s of three a r ticles on lhe im- World War U aboard lhe U. S. bat­ 11ad !lOUSl' Bill No. 906 has tniide tleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay. on !ht> stat<' of Ohio sine<' its ef· Thoughl for today: English poet fNli VI! datf' or Nov. 2. 1959: The law which aut horiw� the dirf'clor John Gay said: ' 'From wine, what of highways to purchase reel r_.rop• sudden fr iendship �prings!" Prly for fu1un· l1ighWa}' Improve. mrnl prujPds. the m oney coming on loan f rom th.. f·mds of ll1ree rdirt•menl systems a n d stale workmen ' s com pensalion insur• Onl'e. The fi r st 11rtil'le sur\'<')'eil 1he l3w and it� theory. The srcond outlined the slatus of school em­ ployees ' ret ireme11\ sys!l'1H and th1· puhlic elJlployees' reti rrmcnl system aod IJ-wi r inveslm�n ts, 1 he Wandell M. •Pancake, draftsman, former having an $815,000 com· sr., i.o the T&D, Engineering Sec• mltment to thi' clirt'clor of high­ wa)'s and the !alter per cent of tiou, Appa\achiHn Power Company, employer Mnlrihut ions - though Point Pleasant Di11lrict, rereived his 1 5 year service pin Tueseday. lht;! latter is nol a l'Ommi1mcnt. Mr. Pancake was employed as a This, thl' t hird 11 r l icle, is on the rodman In the Charleston District slate tearhers· retirement !iystem, Lhe bo:ird of which t urned thumbs on August 30, 194:J. He 't/as trans­ down on purticipuHon for two prin­ ferred to Point Pleasant in UM9 ciprl rcusons: ( I J the Supreme as a transitman on the .surveying court of Ohlo, la ruhn� tht• law crew. I n April IIWlt, he \US p.ro­ constitut iond. · � tllat it does moled lo di1trict instr)Jmef?t m,an. not violate the di.stitu'!ional limit He . was p�omoted to dractsman, sr. of state indehtedness beeiiuse 1he in the Engineering Dej,artmellt in agreements arc not an obligation 1 952, whirh classification he now of the Buckey(' slate - and that rel.iins. Mr. Pancake is m11;rriecl and llas ruling rai8ed doubt in the board ' s two sons, RQger and Kent He and thinking as tn whether future highwlly d1rel•lurs would honor his family reside ill 193 Park Dr., purchase ngrermet1ts; and (2) the Point Pleasant. ------� bo<ll'tl ' s investing policy is for Mrs. Afhcrt Cone- returned home lung • lc r m sernl' i l ies. where us lhcs<l agr<'cmenls have a fh• e.ye,1r Friday rrom M t . St. Mary's Hospit• al al Nelsonville, · after b.eing a ' limit. medical patient there for two This fund. as of June 15. had weeks. a Iota! as�el \'3lt1e of $520,000.­ Albert Cone was a recent Well· (IOO. o f lhis $270,000.000 or nearly �ton visitor. 53 per c•ent i� Invested in t•orpOr• Harry Pettit spent the week end otf obliga1ions. including bonds, in Spencer, W. Va. on bu11inee11. d1•bt•n1 ures, t'q1.1i11ment lrust cer• l ifirates, and common and pre• ferred stock. The t'ommon slock in• vestment alone represents approx• imalely fou r per t·enl of all Necur­ ities. All but $800,000 of the RS· sets of the syslem is invf.'sted at present. In summation of thesr lhree artiCJe,, then, I think it can be St!en !hut House Bill No. 906 has provided a new and important area of investment for these retirement sylltems. J think, however, it can also be seen that those rh1rged with the responsibllily of these funds are going lo be c11utious ah-Ou1 a.l!t>ring lheir present �uc­ reSliful investment prartices in order tu enter into a new and un­ tried field. And I belie\le that this is as It should be. There can be no doubt ia m y mind that highway funds are need­ ed and that the basic lde• behind the legislation to enable Ohlo to acquire rights-of . way prior lo their O<'lual needs is a good one. EDITOR'S M,\ ILBAC rnu('h of Ami nra Unfortunah I)', many At1 1('ricans can agrt•e 2nd Ann ual 'Government Day' Meigs & Mason ...�·­ :::, ·- ­ Is At OU On September 9th Coming Events :. ...... ' .w - I I � 2-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . . Sept . 2, 1000 I f i.n, you lire on aafe ground in ,·,di,,,, """ l >octn,· Jones: Sumi· 1--'rolc�lunt elergymen like lo hf• un ! he rirst nallll' ba• '· " w i l h 1""'"'""'" · '"''""' o<>d j • \' ( ' l l \'USllill a('QllUllllanceili, Tht')' lt•1·I t hol 1t keeps them from �(•t·111i11i,: st uffy. Others fe�I it is r;1l hl'r uudignifietl for D dergy111,111 to ha...., C \'U)' Tom, lJitk and l l arry ral!i11�: him Joe. You cnn take ii for: grunkd lh.it a Prutestanl clcru•m:,n who wirnh )!Ou to use his first name will tt>ll you so. 111 tlw abliClll'i' u( such an 111 . r 11at11111 lo ranulfarity, the polite 1t1 1 ng is to (·111 1 him ' Mr. Jones · or ju.�1 plain ' pastor: But ph•a.�l'. 110I 'reverend. ' =-ID -----· , ---- anc1ng TO Be Featured A t 1960 Jackson Apple Fe.:t1 IJ ' val ' So l' k hops an c l s(1 uare (l ilh,·ing will ht• one of the ma 11y features whil'h one may enjoy ;_,l lhe 1960 JacktiOll County Apple F'eslival. The fesliva l I heme. "Melodie� in Apple L 11 11d. " will be the key to ru11 and excill•mt>nt for !hosp wl10 attend the celehralio n. Fo r Hit' young adults there will e � lwo sock hops for I hem to_ en JOY . ?1 1 Thursday_ un <l Frid_!! Y m �nts � ! t�i• rt•slmi l John Hi II. lnc_al d i �r J t)('kl')-' or W I.MJ wi. ll �Pin the re�or<hl .i_n<l ar! _ as masll·r uf rc remomes. P�l� w_,IJ be 1dd. e,1 lo this atlrad,on for l ho.�e who at�end . As Hnoltu •r added feature llus S04'k hnp (rqlP J :30 lo ri: 00 P- 111- _o n botll d� y� will be broad l'aSt l1v4· un radio WLJIIW._ By Mrs. Francia Morrl• O!l Saturd�y of the Festival Lou Mr and Mrs. Dob Byer return­ Pil Satunlay from their Wl•d<ling Davis of r� tl 10 sta_tlon WKO� and t l'lp tu Wa11hiugto11. D. C ; , Virgit1111 hlli b11nd will furnilih lite mus1e for llra�h and ol hN plaet"s or inti.: rest. anolht•r sot·k h04> •fntm•8'.90 to 5 : 00 W1·ekt-nd i:ut•i,Ls l>f Mr. and Mr.!!. p. m. Miiny prise& will be giv"n lli,11 N(•asr and da11{lhler, Mary away and this danre will also he Al il'r, w,•n• Mr. and Mrs. Robert broodra�t Ii\/<' 011 radio station N1·(•ilhan1 of Sh•ulit•nvi!II'. Tl11•y WKOV. The�l' two sotk hop� have ju1m·d other fri1•nd11. Sundu)' at Iu•;,n p I ann .. d es[)l'ria ll y for the llul'r 011k Luh and l'njoyl'd a 11il·· younge r J.:�lleral lm1 hut all ure weli•onJl' llll'. For 1 hose with u lit!le more enMr mid M rs. F'N•d Cadle �-isiled his 1110thH, wh o is vf'ry ill, al Chnrkstou, W . Va. Mrs, fn1ntis Morris and grand­ s1Jn, Bill L11 ke spe111 the Wl't'ke11d i 11 < ' olumhus with Mr and Mrs. k. K Swirr and du,q;hlt•r, Mkhellt•. 11lli ' 11d1•d 1111' Stalt• Fair 011 Sulur• duy ;111d VISltCll Mrs Homer Jal'· 1•:iud in W h i l e CrosN I I 09 J)llal Su11da_v uflernoon. Mrs Franl'is Sal'a�e returned to COLUMBUS UPI - The Ohio lwr home 111 1':ast J .iverpool, Frl• Wahir Po1Julion Control Bo•rd has duy m·1·umpunie<l hy Mrs. Harriet ,:i \lell Lucas County lhree months Ne1gln, Lois and Hilly A rnott and to l m pro\le �ewage disposal in a Pam Cl1•t'k who r,•rnaincd fur a section of suburba n Toledo, l'isi1. JI ruled Sewage District 8 of Mrs. l-�d1111 OeemN und Mr1. liar. lht' county is in temporary vioh,­ rict Ncigler otlrndcd the wedding UM of lhe »tate water pollullon urn! rerept ion or lloscmary Parry ronttol law ,,.d refused to renew al Columbus. the district ' s ,Permit to discharge Wt•ekrnd �ut•sls of M r . and M rs. llalph McK1•111.ie Wt'rt' Mr. and wastes into open walera. Complalnls from residents of Qt. Mrs. (Ous Shensky or Huron, Ohio tawa orul Mr. and Mrs. Henry M(•Cor­ CreekHills thal polluted Ten Mile was 11, nulsanl•e touched ofl mit' k, 1111d son 11111. of Columbu�. 11 Ntate investigation of the com­ ◄ H ht•r Sunday din11N guests were plainl l11-1l May. M r und Mrs. Robert J. Lewis and Sl1le 1m11tneer rt-ported that an duttjlhh•r Carroll of Pomeroy. inadeciuate l■nk and improper use Mr. fll1tl M n CriHy Powell spent of storm sewers cau1ed pollut� th, , w@ckt-nd ln Columbus wilh from lhe Reynoldi, Corners ,ewaae !heir �on•ln.law 1111d daughter, Mr, area to flow into waters th1l feed 1111d Mrs. Starling Orr. Ten Mile CrHk, Mn. Stella Weue-r returned Lucas County Sanitary Engineer from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Or­ Raymond H■II said, "We're ready ,•ille Urown at Chester. to go ahead wllh Improvement, but Sunday �ucsls of Johr'I Bentz we wan1 an order (rom the bt'lard.'" wi•rt' Mr. und Mn. Okey Sayre of He Hid he expected possible bp. r1orl1h1, Mr. and Mrs. BIil &mh poaltion Crom the residents or and fiirnil)' of r()lihodon and M r Reynold!ii Corners. on1I Mrs. Russell lthoa1les and chiJ . If Lucas County fails to report d rt•u of Mar1l'tla. progress by -the OeC't'mber meet• Mrs. Clark J ividen �pent Sunday ing, 1tiffer lea:11 adlon may be in Al hNls wilh her son. Dr. and taken apin,t the county. A Health Mrs. Charles Jivlden and family. Department sPQke1m1n sald this Mr. and Mrs. Jamt's Jividen of has never been done, bul if found Z11nrsville spent the weekend with guLlty . residents of the area could his mothrr. M rs. J. F. Jividen. he fined up to $500 per d11y. Mt�� Golda Ann Sargent of Ou­ The boal'd, headed by Heal!h win and Miss Romine of Hl'mlock Director Dr. Ralph Dwork, als11 r.rov<' Wt"re guesh la9t week or heard reports on the progress of Mis� Mar y Euler. the cltlea o( Wellston, War�n. and Mr. end M rs. Larry Bi rch and Youngstown in buildinai: sewage �om or Clinton, N. C. are gueats treatment facililles. of his parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Eba =:- -::c . W. ,,:, ChuBirch. hJQU Brown of w h 1,Mn. J{a thryn Gunther, sdn, J. Va. spent last Thunday with Mr. F. an!\ Min Eloiae Bell ret�rned and Mrs. Muon Spencer. to their hbme In Clnclnnati lifter M• _4nd Mrt. Gene Bee&le and spen'dlng thet r vacation with 1helr daughter, Lola, of New Br[Jhton, Pa .. 1pent the weekend wllb Mr. mother, Mr1. Laura Bell. Mary Oracc Stobart of Colum­ and Mrs, lra B,eale . Mr. and Mn. Fre.d Cadle at· hus aptnt tbe weekiend wtt� her parents, Mr;., and Mrs. Bill Hn,e ll. t!!nded 1, bmily reunlon at Lan­ Mrs. Chester Slm1Mon 11 vialtlna: l'a,t�r, Sunday and visited Mrs. her aon, and dauihler•ln-law1 Mr. Ctdle's d,ter, Mn. Charlet Tuckend Mn. Brian Simpson an<1 ,on er. whq I• very ill. Mrs. M attie Circle la vhllini N!l­ Kevin 111 Richmond, Ohio. Mr. and M n. K)'le Stump, and atlvea in WeatervUle, ¥rs. J1mea swut returned rrom son. Dennie. of Akron al"f: 11pend­ ini several day11 with her mut�r. Holler Ho1plt1I and Ls convelet• Mn. Clara Roush. clftl at her bome. M.n. f. E. 'l)unn ii very 1ll ln Mra. Virginia Sbarbauah of Graham, W . Va. , and Mr. and ..,... Holier 1l01plttl. Racine Events Reported ----- ---- Pollution Of IO-Mile Creek Ended By Order -,, ' '" A CAP-ITOL IDEA ergy, Thur.!lday, Friday, and Satur· day nights or lhe f('slival from 9.:m p. rn. on, 1 h<'fe will he squarc dancing al t he dan(·(' platform. Lloyd Whil11 of radio station W K ­ oy will pro\'idc lhe musir. Caller for t h e dance as yet 1s still u n de• dded. All of Lhe d;inl't'S will be held ill the danre platform. One may he sure to hear t ht' m usi1· or " ! ls Chrrr y Pink and A p· pie Blosso m Tinll'" plus many olh t> r favorl lt•s which will tie in with th P frsliv!ll the1iw. A llhow:h one 111ig)11 not be able to dance to th l' hllll' of "Linder l h t" Shade of the Old Ap1Jle Tree ·· many of the b,e.nds whkh huve been invite(I I n the festival wi ll bi• 11!11ying t his song ;m<l many others. Possible one might hear "(da, Sweet 11s Ap• ple Cider� which was writlen by a JaCkson County nat ive F' rnnk Crummi1 For fun and exriknwnl be sure lo atlrnd the Jarksun County Ap• pie l<'cstival whkh will br held Septt•mbN 21 through thl' 24t h. HOLZER HOSPITAL ALl11111111ions. Aug. 3 1 : Miss Bett,· Jiine LA•c, L1rn.11svH k : !'llrs. lri� JP-a� Collins. Pomeroy; Mrs. WilliJtn HtJ land !'arsons, Pomeroy. Disrha rges, Aug. 3 1 : Mrs, Robert R. Well:i. Mrs. Robe r t G Leach. Phyllis G. Flelcher, IJoniPr I. Sayn• Mrs. Pearl H. Edler, Mrs. Arlhur A . Still. Mrs. Kenneth E. 1,pgg, Otho Wandling. John L. Je[ers, Mrs. Franris L. Stephens. Mrs. David E. Mor.11an, Earl Roush Robinson, JeN­ se Oliver •Barrt. Thelma Itosetto1 Suon, Mrs. Lra Eugene Hatfield, Mrs James E. Lucas. Jr. anll infant Mrs. Jimmy G , Tucker and inrant, Mrs. Mich.1el Rily Lcgw 1111d infant, Mrs. H:oberl Gene Devlns and in• fant, Mr11. James William Hembree and infanl, lnfonl Female McLain. STAR FACES SURGIRY NEW YORK U PI-Television anit movie star Lucllle Ball is in New York PIJrlinic Hospitul for minor suriery on her ri&hl foot. The surr&ery was required to treat 11 bn.1iJSe stle sufferd w.hen in an .1ccidenl 011 a motion pkture set. 80M8 K ILLS THREE BENEVENTO, Italy UPI-Three Italian 111trle were killed Wed• nesday when a wartime dud bomb exploded as they played with JL Three othen were hurt ln the blast. The victims were aged two and 10. They'll Do It !very_ Time 1'HE MOVIE PUBLICITY PEOPLE ARE A•WAVS 51-<0WINC, HOW UNDEC I PHER· ABLE MAIL REACHES 'THE STARS · .. /it �E POST or;;1- 1cE GOT IT RIGHT /jWAV· .. "\BOOT_ �ILL.".. 11-IEr:lf. 'IOU ARE , BOOT.., �E BOYS •. �- -_;.• W. M. Pancake Given Pin For 15 Ye� Service . M f. M onah I Wildwood Garden Cl ub .Has Wednesday fven,ng . Sess,on . At H rram , f,'sher H ome I M rs Hiram Fisher, assisted by M rs Christy Baer, entcr1ained t h e W ildwood Garden dub Wednesday evening al her Cl QSSeS H . 0Id · . A nnUO I P ICnlC The Churrh St'h1ml Cla.!i� �� ur September 7 and B at the Student , the Mt. Moriah Baptist Churth of Um on. Columbus The ·· arr .c nge j Middl�port met at the H oads1de inent of th .. week" contest spun Park for lh f.' ir annual Pll' nlC sored by the C a t iu n Nat rn nal Bank Thursday evening was announced at)d the dub voled Among t : 1o� e attend111 J.: wrrc Lo parti c ipate. The tra v el i ng prize, Mrs. Erne,t Bowles and t·h1ldren, donated by Mrs. u. s. Nease was Jeanine. Anita ilnd Mar�ha, Mrs. awarded to Mrs. Henry ThomilS Nellie Wmslon, Mrs. Erwin Baum• New program book� were chscusst"d gardner and daughter, Alma, Mu. and the committee will meet l :i tcr Arnold Richards and daughter, to prepare them. Janire, Wanda Peterman, Jeffrey Mrs Kenneth Harris p�csi•nll'd a and Venita Mac-k. Sandy llollingti• hed, M r . and Mr,. Lawrence Boyd, riapcr on "How lo Plant a Dry and children, David and Dorma, Wall " and gave three reasons for I Delene DeLegal, Dr. Kathryn plantmg, , to rel�111 a steep t•m Rainbow iill<l son, 1-' reddy, JHm!!ls bankmenl. Lo dispose or s11 r f)lus I Jones, Paula Gomer and M iss stone and lo use as a div1d1ng line be�ween properties. .Sh� slaled Julia Reese. .;;;;;;;;; ;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;; -;; --.;; lhal plants that show d11rmg ma r y a� j ;;;;a;aa ;;;;;a F""� Periods of the season should be lnfanh, Chlldrton' i, Subteen• chosen, naming as examples, alys sum saxalile, bleeding hearts. moss 1 pinks, scdum. \larielies of fern : 1nd many other including dwarf : shrubs A paper on the history o! the For Winter rhrysanlhemum was prepared by M rs. Harry Rou&h, which staled Use Our Lay-A-Way that they belong to the daisy fam• Save Your SalH Sllpt ily and are II native of China and Japan and were brought to Arner• ica in 1 798. Mrs. Roush explained how to start chrysanthemums from cutlings by laking tips from four to Middleport five mches long from the hes! .C O A T S a n d COAT SETS BECKY'S Take A Coffee Break! No matter if it's a coffee break, "" snack, or a full = course meal, you arc sure to enjoy it here. �ll1' MARTI N RESTAU RANT ON ROUTE 7 I N MIDDLEPORT 2, �- __ By Hatlo A LETIEr:t TO A LEADING 8UT CITIZEN OF A 'roWN OF 500 A:)PIJLATION•..� QIFFERl:"'1'•" ',OU OIC!'tl' NUMB!j;R ON · PUT 'l)IE ZONE IT./ . Samsoni,:;e folding chairs! Seats for 8 - in ju1t two feel c,f clo1el 1pace, with SAMSONITE folding chairs. Comfortable, aood•lookln1, H practical H chaifl can be . , , and Bltndy/ f;ome in today. s 7 95 d1olu, ol 6 colo" BAKE R FURN ITURE Middleport, Ohio . ' "Now Is the Time To" was by Vanous members Mrs Nease gave a demonstntrnn cresc ent arrangement using ers m season. given Fred of a flow Blue ribbons fur flower arrange . e m nls were awa rded to Mrs. Ray Th 11 rnas, Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs Fred Nease, Mrs. Williilm Fisher, Mrs faltsun Holl�n. Mrs. Jllram J,' i �hcr, Mrs Henry Thomas, Mrs u . s Net1 se ir n<l Mr-s . Paul Fisher. ltet·c1v1ng red ribbons were '.11rs fred Ne.;ise. Mrs. l11ram Fisher and Mrs. IJ�fl ry Thomas. Relreshmc-nts were served by the hostesse� durnl,!; the social hour to 18 membe rs. I ly LUCILLI! hAW K H'IIS ALL SUMMER MERCHAN DISE MUSl' BE SOLD 26x60 $1 1 .88 FOLDING TABLE Adjustable Legs 24" BARBECUE GRILL · · · · · · · · · · · $7.98 Holds �o Bottles LARGE ICE CHEST I GAL THERMOS JUG CHARCOAL LIGHTER · · · · · · · · $13.95 · · · · · · · · $3.59 39c · · · $19.95 Reg. '29.95 1 6 INCH WINDOW FAN Br FREDDIE HOUDASH5L 'f Mr&. Carrol Smith and daughter. Becky, ltulland, visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Earnest Van• [nwagen of Bradbury. ;�rs. Nelle Price who has hccn a palll'nl at Hnlzer Hospital has been returned lo her home and lli reported lo be improving. M r s. Guy Reynolds has been in Galli11olis several days this week Lo be wi1h her cousin, Miss Edna Bur• deHc, o( Lf'nn, W. Va. who un ,1 cr • went surgery al Hol:ter Hospital, lo M iss Ji11iire Hicha r ds went Colt1mbus today for a11 ir1dcfinit (" visit with her hrother-in•law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Angel . Mr and Mr:.. Brure Lloyd and son. Mike, left yesterday for Chi• r.ago where they will visil with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd. Mrs. Remo Nicri and child rrn­ and Mrs. John Bacon were in Park­ ersburg on business Wednesd ay. tetrgfle To Pie11ic The "Old Epworth Lea;: ue Or­ ganiz ation '' of Forest Run Meth ­ odist chul'r h will hold their an· nual pirnic a t the Forked Run Stair Park Mond ity. l.abor Day. A baske t dinne r will he served at 12 o'rlo ck. All members arc urge d to attend and invite their children and grHn dchi ldre n. SAND BOX, 30x30 H A R DWA R E S I N C E i t\ 8 4 Customer Parking In Rear MIDDLEPORT, OHIO A miscella neous shower was hC'l<l lul Sunday evening for Mn. James Taylor, the former, Virgmia Grogan, of M iddlepor t, al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burdell Black of Le.iding Creek. Many games were played, con­ lesls ·1'lld a balloon bursting con· test wa� enjoyed hy the ehildrcn. Refreshments which included . il'e c reurn. rake, orange-a id and color• C'd mints were served lo man y of Miss Grog1111's l'hurch friends from whom site received many nke {lifts. Thosf! 11 1 lending the shower were Mr. and Mrs. 1-' red Cadle, Mrs. Robert DPWeese an d chil­ dren. Mrs , Adalene France iind son. Mr . .ind Mrs. Herbert Mein· tyre and d1ild ren. M rs. Arlhur Lynch. Mrs. Muriel Spires !ind duug:hte r. Hila. Mrs. Rodney Spir­ es anrl Conley Cole, and lhe hos! and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Black and 1 he honor<'cl �uests, Mr and Mrs. Taylor. The party was joined lale by Mr France and Mr. Rob· Prl Deweese. Sending a gift but unable to a l· tend was Mrs. Betly Stewart. BOYS' IVY LEAGUE PANTS Sizes 6 to 12 . . . . . . $2.95 up Boys Short Sleeve Shirts $1 .00 each H A N ES Briefs a nd T-Sh i rts 75c each · · · · $3.95 up JACKETS GI RLS Robby Sox . . . . 2 pair $1 .00 Skirts . . . . . . . . . . . $3.29 up Blouses . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 up LEV IS t'or Boys & Girls All Sizes SMIT H C LOTH I NG CO. Cash Bahr, Owner NO. SECOND AVB. . 50..:iety News MIDDLEPORT 8y Mrt. M.nd■I Jordan t ulurnbui :\h.ke I t (i1rl� • II I lub m�•l for a fam1l } w1entr rua�t 011 W..-dne�day ('H'l1Jnlo( at !ht° flrtlllt' of thf'1r advisor. \fr� Mary Jrirdan Tho!r.e m a ! lenrlant·t- were Mr and I Mn l..t'w1s �:m1lh, ( Jleva a11d .'\;, an ry, Bil l)' l ' umhs, \tr and Mn 1 1 1 1 bert ((J,c and Sharun, Mr and :M !r. j frank Turner and family . Mrs Lou&&t! .EIIH. Cher)'I and Kdy lt on aid Whilltn,:ton and Sue Mendal Jordan and Walter. Sharon llol land, E I Jordan. Carol}n and Ue lores Huyd arid t in• hoslt'�!i and fam i ly, Mr and :\rl rs LaVt'rn Jor dan and children It wa� annuun c 1·d that HS members hail Mmp!Plf·d pruJeets w11h ra1r exh1h11s They were Janet M)t'fS. Delores l l n yd ' Zella llandl('y_ Laura Pnte, Ch l' ryl .ind Ka)' El!JS, Donna J)av11. Sharon Holland . .\1el v_a f'aye Jordan. Sue W lut tmgto n. Shiirnn Cox, ! Jo n na . Stout, Jul_1a and Ka : hr>·n r�run . Oleva Smith and ( arol y n li reer, I lees _Three m;mbers will pa�1 Jl'I Shar 1 p .i tc 10 Sta!f' f air ac11 1 1 t y on llolla1 1d s loy horse made t n ar t1rles tu use illl<l wear. and Su l' Wh1tttngton · s srhottl dress are both I 011 <'Xhib1t while Melva Fa}r Jor d il n will model her compl ete cos time i n the Stale Fair Styl e Revue a Grange proi;:ram will lH' planm•d ind presented al Colum bia li r .J nge I to compl ete the club artiv1t 1cs for the year Mrs Emm.i Whit1 1ngton. Mr� Freda Srmth and :\lrs 'wlcn<lal Jordan were assistant ad\· 1sors I C L U B W I E N E R ROAST I I i The 1i. H. Sanborn Missior1;t ry Society or lhe Middlcpor1 First Baptist Church will mecl this com ­ ini:t Monday at 7 :30 at lhe church with Mrs. W illis Anthony. pres i ­ dent in charge. On Tuesday of ncxl week the Church Stt;iool Tea<'hers and1 Officers will meet ol the home of Mr.s. Harry Houda• t _s_ n_ she ll on G_r_a_ ·+ · ,_ ,. __ , ,_ ) ---1 OFFERS COFFE E BREAK CLARION, Iowa (Ur'n - Wright Count)' Sheriff Bob BlcckN has lnvilt'd Labor Day weekend mo· torist.s to drop in tor a rup of eoffce an d a "rest stop." Blct'ker started his cofree break campaign on holiday weekends four years ago. .Society Hoi.dJ< Session Fo r A Yo un g Ma n's Ba ck To Sc ho ol Ward robe H U NTI NG LICENS ES OM SAL E I Carpenter News Mrs. Taylor Honored With Shower Sunday carter Frencn , woo has been ill al his hornr. 1s reponcd lo he 1111• proved iind able to be out. Mrs. na.vid Mille r, who has been visiling at White Su!Jlhu r Sprin11; s wlwre Mr. M i l ler is employ ed on constr uction work at the Green ­ brier Hotel, return <"d home Thurs · day art<lrn oon. \\'hile in West Vir· ginia, Mr. ai1d Mrs. Miller ll)Adc week end trips lo Natur a l Bridge and Willia msbu rg. Mrs. H. C. Keelo r of North Third Avenu e is visitin g friend s in Mead ville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Jarncs Crisw ell and dau�h ler. Diailc . plan lo leave 1u· day to spend lhe week end in Du• <iuesne, Pa .• with Mr. and Mrs. Or• ville Martin. Guy Eui.:cn e Ring of lhe U . S. Navy. who has been spend ing a 1 2· dev leave with his pare nts. M r . and Mis. t;uy Bing, Sr., lcrt Sund ay from Colum bus by TW A for Chic­ ago. He waH accom pon1c d ln Colum • bus by his paren ls and si�tc r, Ro· herla his gr:m dmot hl' r, Mrs. A l • bert Baer, and M['s. Eddie Ash . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wil� y are ,;pen ding the WC<'k end in Morg an• town with M r . and Mrs. V a l Reyn• old.'1 and fam ily. · · · · · · $7.98 Reg. ftl.50 Mr and Mrs. Lester Terrill and family of Tolt!do were recent guests or his sister and brother­ in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Par· fit 1. l{alslon Hemsley of Columbu s visited Wednesday with his moth­ er, Mrs. Margaret Hemsley and father JoSl'Ph Hemsley and brother llouglass. M rs Mollie Gui '1ther is rep orted as q uite ill in Pleasant Valley l lospital, Pt. Pleasant. W. Vii. Edith Wood daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. Ernesl Wood is still un· der medical care for throat infee• l ion. Mr. and M rs. Clyde Lewis, of Phoenix, Arizona spent Salu rday ni ,c:ht with Mr. and M rs. Da\J es Lightfoot. Mr. and Mr !i . E rnesl Wood and · rhildren Ernestine, Edilh. Earie arid Ea r l of H ar risonville. O ., had for Sunday dinner M r . and Mrs. C lyde l � wis o f Phoenix. Arizona, Mr. a11d Mrs. Dallas Lightfoot. r . 1 i ��a:��� ��- e� i: ;�; �r 1�� er�;� 1 Around And About Middleport ' ROW L EY &r R E E D , People In Pomeroy servat1on Rollin. R1t· hard and lhndall Pul l1ns returned to their borne, Thur• 10n Thursday, after 1pendini tbe summer with their grandparent1. Rollin spent the summer wlth l!r. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs and Rich· ard and Randall with Mr and Mu. Raymond Pullins Sr. They were accomparued home by Mr. Pullins. Mrs. Alt{'e W ince ii(]d family of Mantua. Mr. und Mrs. 'N:ieron Van lnw11gen and Mrs Carro.It Smith and daughler, Beck}' of Rutland were recent guests of Mrs. Mac Van J nwagen and daughter. Susie. Edith Ann Mees spenl Thursday with her gr;tndmothe r, Mrs. Albert Mees. Mrs Albert Ynung returned lo her home, Pleasant Ridge Road Thursday from the Meigs General J-losplt.il. Mr. and Mrs Wilham Claar of Chillicoth e spent last Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mn, Edwatd Parfi tt. . plants, !ilrtp Lhe botlom leaV�li and tn�L·rt tn wee sand or vermicuhte. They sh�uld root m about t � ree weeks. \\ hen the roots are one �nch or more long they �an be set in .1 border or potted. Gary Rus.� rll and friend of Da r ton \'isiLed with Gary ' s g r andfallw r Sanford Dodson Lhis week. Mr. ;ind Mrs. Gordon ll,1rris of Colu1nb 11s will be here to sp('nt lhc­ week end wilh their parents . Mr. and 'Mrs. Rohert liar; LS and M r . and Mrs. C. M. Henne sy. this little space holds a living room full of Q U l,L I T Y Moinly Abuut The meetin� . in charge of M rs. John I h le, president, openW i l l Duidle of Syracuse enlt!red ed with devotrnns laken from Genesis 2 7 by Mrs. Pau l Fisher. The state convention of Ga rden dubs was announced for J l ulier J lo&p&tal Wednesday for uh home, M inersvi lle. Plenty Of Shells In Stock I II ..... .. 1/1!"''' -3 Daily sentinel, Pomeroy • llllddleport, 0., Sept. 2, )960- I I Rock Springs News Reported By Mrs. John Htrtung Mr. aod Mrs. Lewis Gru!'ser spc11I Sat urday till Monday w i th friends and relatives in Springf1eld Mr. and Mrs John Erw i n attend ed the Erwin reunion in Colurnbus on Sunday. Mr. and .'1.rs. Roy Grueser iltHI daughters were in Columbus Sun day and ilttcn<lcd thC' Stalf' F' a1r M r . and Mrs. William Radford and duld rcn and Miss Mory Mr Afee left for Columbus and Cleve land Monday m11rn111g. Mrs. Otts Mar rPI and sons an• vis1Lm1o: in \-\'est V1rgin1a for seve crul days. ;� r!>. Anna Reuter is spendin� a rew days with Mrx. Milnred Ihle and [amily of Murmng Star Mrs W i lbur Bailey and daughter R\Jth Ann spent Tuesday with lhl' former 's parents Mr. and M rs. J E. Lcvacy of The Plains :\1r. and Mrs. Edgar Abbott and children .� pent Sunda)' with Mr and Mrs. Lester 1-·oreman or W1•s1 Columbia, W. Va Mr and Mrs. William Sc v. fr1ed and Mr. and Mrs Bob Se>•fr1ed and ,'.�rs. Max Seyfried and two daugh­ lers of Gallipolis spl.'nl Sunda) Wllh Mr. and Mrs. William F:1ch111g. er, Sr. AHendanrr at Sunrlay Srhnol m1 August 28 was 74, offering $ 1 8.72. Hcv. Card filli!d his re{lulHr ap pom1mf'nt at 7:30 p. m. Attcnda11cr Char1ton Heston Preparing For New Tit le Role I n "'El Cid" MOL L Y WOOD lJPI Hollywood Corre1-p0ndenl I Jl/1 . J . Y W r J t J [ J ( I ' ) r · ti.,rl11111 l l t"1t11n will 111·, t•r l1t· a tilt· !IJ 1.oki• h1� vwn w . . r,t 11!1 d 1l y t h 1 r1 g <1/.',l l n Aftt>t i·um1ilt- 1 1 11.: lk11 l l ur un ! h� h<•t-h ,,r h1, ro,!1· of '.\-1 oM•', Ill · •1' ht· Tt-11 , u111m�utlnwn1�. tlw lug i: 1 1 y Look J pt1vate oath 1w 1 1 r tu appear m another 1•p1(· rnstum, , mov! t' H u! f ' harllon 11 � man of �rn,dl resolq, lt i 1: h L now h1• � tie111g mcasur 1· rJ for a �u1t 1 ,f armor for h1!> l 1 t l1· role 1 11 " �; I l'HJ" -anot her m u l t i m1ll1 1J n d u ll ar (· xlrav,in i:.am.a Wilh ;, guil t y � r i " He�lon ,.cJ mll\i·d h{' hall fal 1 l · n·d By V E R N ON SCOTT " ,\t,,,111 " > t· .. r al(I! 1 rn"d•· a pa t'l .,. 11 )1 In \ \! If illld 111 1 1 1 ,n · M'Jt:111·1• l /1;, I 1 ,., ,,uldu·t du dllli t h n ('ll', t umi · I ll( t u r◄· · h i · �did · · But (' 1 1- 1,, , . ,1 uf fni·d r1,1zrm i,f tlw m f r o m w 1 J J 1 ., m l hl· f \,n i ur•ror lo C ' har!c•m "n , · J l tl r twt;·1 h�-m d,iv. ri and n·;,d mo<l (·rn M·riµls, mu�t iii whieh 1•:err n·a l h lt·rr1 hl1· J d id want lo dn · 1 .frs \. l:ik •· Loll'· "' i l h Manh· n :\l (,nr,w, hut I h & d 1 0 t t1rn JI ct 1 ,w11 "T hen iilr1rn.; , am,· ·t:J < " ul ' .,1111 JI lookrd .,,, .:w,d I rl• rnlcd to go aheatl \!. l lh 11 · · l lt•s!ur, rnu,1 �µi•rHI t h r nr·xt r1, r m onth� 1 11 Sµ;m1 " lkn Hur "· kept him m Ital:, al mn�t HJ mc,ut hs. and "f 'n11111ia1Hlmt n1� r•·11 u1rl'd hi m to �hurf11• around J,.i:,:) p1 for 1 wu month, B} lh! ' l l lll(' ( ' h,1rlt1m · , lllO• lt"S haw r1111 lllf ' lr ('OUr,,,• ;,mJ Jt IS expt·l'!t· d "C!,rnman dnwnt.1 · and • · I.Jen H ur" will h1· �ho-...· 1m.: s1,nw whrrr 111 tlw world fut 1 tw rwxt 25 yl'ar� lu• 11 ill prob�l 1 I} lw seen hy rnl!rl· mul'Jt> gol'r, th il n anv ac·tor 1 n l11storv irs nc,1 that I (11,n · t l 1 k (' mak irlJ:l ( ' USlllnH' PH'I Un·�. - - l !Pstun Wt'rll UII . Thl')' art• not C:l�) to do. Carpent er Per,ont1h .,1 1�, .\1 a ri 1• A r111stru n.:, l .1:1 11t'<1� t1•r, lla1,•I Crow ;mcl llu·hard St;_,1 der of ( ..1 u mh11� and \ I r and " · rs 1-�arl Srhn1·1dt•r ,,f A tfi<'ll� l-l'l'rt ' Suntla} �tw,,t;, of '\'.r� Bruz1l l a Wo11dru111 :\1r" c · 1_1 d1• .llllU'S of 011111 ( '1 1 � and ,\1r :-O tanton ));ult•:, . l�i·rrw ]f1d wrrr rl'C'l' lll J.( U('SIS oJ t h 1•1r !'<ill" , I lls. l he Nf'y Carp£n1,:, r. liH'aL and , Mr ,ind :\1 n, Lold11• '.1lour1' ,\ l h en.i :'llr arHI Mr� l!oth b1· P<> rr'.I and 1 �1)n <)f Oh,•1z. Ohm ;1rnl .\1 r� lt u ! h T•'<lrow anrl grands,)n of 'tt11rntt·n j W('Tl' ralhng nn t h1-1r aunt. :,.1 rs ;l-1 a!1 1f' L,:)wtlwr ;met llll'!r unrlr an<l 1 family, the :l.10.,('S i'l'rrys, \Jonday Mr and :\ln Art hur Crnhtr1•1• w('re Saturday mghl cucst.� at 1 1w hnmt' nf hrr s1�ler. ·,1r an,I :\Ir� Elha !\1l'Kr11 g h l . ( 'olu11 1 h11s Tht',I .ti trndect 1hr Sta\t' Fair, Satun!;iy and Sunday. SC\'C'fill olhrr 11,t"al rl·s1drnts have attt' mled the State Fair clur WIIS 29. Homrrom 1 111-: al the Mc1 hnd1st rng thr wel'k Church will he l1t>ld Scpl 1 1 w1lh a haskel dinni>r a ! 1 2 . 30. Worship scrvfres arc scheduled for 1 1 a . rn with a program in the af!crnoun Everyone is WC'kOtnf'. I �•.i, ,, 1 11 J u s t have to rorget .. 1,.1111 llldk l lli rlHJVleS Ill H o llywood 11 h,· ri· .. n .,ll.,r , an p ul h i • bands I ll h•, I'"( k1· I� drink 1'11artini& ur lo ,·, c· 1 r l , 1p ,1traplei;� evening 1;:,, .,., 11 • Tl1dt � thr ei !Y way to 11,·urk 1 � r n.,r!li,n ri·,1gne<l to playinl,' kine ,1l1 d rnJr,, 1 n super-colossa]li" ti , · ¾aid withoul much '.\,, h,,p,· I w•rnl r 1 hr1pe that I 11, 1 H , 1 . . . . 1 �,·r i,�r 1 , if I ' m offered the op1,,,r r u n 1 1 , T uppers Plains Report Socie ty w•lyn lric;kle-s By E )(o,l)1•rt K IIJ\ uf Ar)mgton, '.'a . ' ()/' ' I l h,· 11 •· •·krnd hrre w lth his 1/liol l,.· r \1 r, .\1 .ihel Kun :0.1 r aiHI .\I r� �· rank Reed or HaJ,wr 11 "-3� Sund.;iy guests of 111, J11t·•· l• T1ll1r Reed ;'t1 r and \I r, lluw;;;rd F l i nn of \krr,ri 11,a, ,,, l l mg on � r and Mrs. either Br1,·klt'.S a TI d \\ ;,·, IH' fr1nHh lwrt Saturday evening and at!!: ndt•rl tht' ann11·ersary al the t · tinsta m rhur<'h Sunday, W;, l l i� H�nd and son J ames or of Th rt•f' H1\·ers, Michigan , 51)(!111 �1·vnal d:iys here with their aunt Mr .ind :\irs Wayr.e Brickles and other relatl\lts and friends Mi� R11th Ann Baker ho1� f'rn ploymen t 1n Athens Mr 1111d Mrs Carl Wats<111 and !■mily of Dayton. -� r. and Mh. Harve Wakely and two l'tuldrf'll uf Marion were recer.t .llUt' ll5 of Mo. Effie Wat!Wn Rf'v 11nd Mu Dwight Spenrt•r and son Rev. and Mrs Gilbl•rl Spencer of Chester was calltnl": n n Mr und Mra Waynl:! Bndt:les Mon• day evenm1. A daughter was born to � . :ind Mn George Collini fnday ( ; rand pare11t1 are Mt· and .\lrs V:im:f' Milllmoe and Mr r,.nrJ Mrs Gordon Cull ms. Mr �nd M rs Gcorald Vmlet I IS· 1ted [asl week with their 11st<'r Ill · law Mrs Ray Violet of Marion, 0. They also called on the Rev . Roh ert Linter and ranuty of Marion. Mr and Mr� Eugene Williams of Proipect, Mn. Lillie Hardway or Worthing ton and Mr. and Mrs. V1rg1I Roush ilnd family of Buck­ eye Lake. Mrs Dana Hoffman spent a week with her daughter Mn. Ken• nclh Davidson and family of Co• iurnbu s. Mrs. Edgar Burton iJ spending a few days with Mrs. Myrtle Frost. MiY Darlene Torrence is spend a few days in Columbus with her brother Mr and Mrs. Paul Tor· rence and family. Mrs. Rena Myers spent Friday night w1lh her son Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Myers and son. , > VACAT\011� ' OVER •/ inThe lime is NOW to check home maintenance s u l ation, new heat i ng or plumbing, roor repair, re­ pa1nt 111�. Protect your home investment with prevent­ ive maintenance - a Home Jmprovemenl Loan from C I T IZENS NATIONAL BANK will finance it. lil i2ens /4a liona l B -.....;•�•,C • ..,•An ""t-"" hk THE �MIDDLE PORT ON mt EH: -",i , ;: -L 01--< _ BETW E E N PIITSBURGH, ro\ !\ND C , NC1 t,.t,,,:. 1 1 _: i'1eeting Cm,celled Hob Mills, scout master of Troop 245, Boy Scouts. has annou ncl'<l that the mPeting which had beC'n anno11need for 1his roming Monday has been canN'llerl due lo the holidays. The meeting o1 the Mother ' s auxil iary whirh was scheduled for this Froday has also been post­ poned unlil a future dale RECORDS Reminisce with • lovely music Many a memory is tied to a familiar tune ! Listen to all your ravoritcs on our fine records. Come in and browse anytime. We Have A Complete Selection Of All I The latest Hits Stereo's - 78's - 45's We rne r RA DIO and TELEV I SION "Where Radio & TV 18 A Bu3inel8 Not A Sideline'' N. Se<ond Ave. Middleport For heati ng, coo l i ng, cooking, washing, d rying, lighting ... electricity '!1akes m a ny wond erf u l t h i n g s happen fiat you. Colum.bua and Southern O h i o Elect r i c Company proYidlta low-coat power for your in cre a s i n g needs - dependable electricity, i n the amount you n eed, w h e rev11r you need i� at the 11\0mant y,o u want it. . � 1 �• .. -, " . ... ' ,, �� , .. ., " "' " .., .......- -. ·------­-- = fHE DAILY SENTINEL SPACE ANIMALS! Commentating Editoriall y The Sea And The Farmer Marine Digest magazine recen1 I� ran this brief ed1tonal: "The sea has never been more important to the America n farmer t han it 1s tu<lav Over it, ships are t ransporting a rtcord volume of his production and prov1dmg the means Whereby foreign suppliers art! able to ex­ change goods with us. In a recent year, for in­ stance, our farm exports were 'l'f'Orth nearly '4 billion, a nd equaled one-\wf.'lfth of t he to­ tal value of all farm products sold "Moreover, farmers far from any ocean share to the full in this trade A recent sur­ vey covered the six states of !he R0<·ky Moun­ tain Ernpirl'. The fnrnwrs of the Empire av­ eraged annual per capila earning:; of !3,200. A nd about $500 of 1his - one-!ixt h uf 1he whole - ruuld be crl'dited to euports Our nation ' s dependen ce on imports is �ruwing steadily . This i.s one of ! he reasons why offi­ cia' U. S. policy has long called for tht· main­ ten.antt' of a first-classs U S. flag merchan t marine:· Thii:; situation , of roursc , is not con fined to farming _ The list of Am1•ril' an indust rial enterp t·ises which are vita llyy concern ed with fore igri m a rkets would fill m an y pages. So would a list of the enterp rises which are de- pf' mlt•nt on 1 m r 1rte(I r:iw m:i t C' rials In v. Jud1 I \\.'l' aH• dt>flt'lt•I\I \l i ! l ions IJf lllf'll and \\' Offi('fl t hus owe t h l·l r J O ! s tu foreign t rad�· . and IQ the ships that !l' J k1• that t r�ui1• poss1 bl(• I I should 11'. L cssanl�• foll<m . !hen. t h a l j what promot · � for('ign , rmh· I!> good. \dli.lt tunders it u tends to lir .\ 11 u p l'> had for I ---=.... _ -­ .. .... ---:. ..,, _ ··­ .... -� ...i;,::..,- � p"'1!" ... ,.- ::; �­ ....... =­-_,. -,• ­ ,..._ .,,._ ,,,,,,..,,_ , ··­_ ,,._ _.., ... t:: .r; ::­ r.::;: � :•. ...,_ --· �...,-• .-::. -= ..,_ --= ---­-� ---- ' '! • -• ' �'".' i '. "� (0Gll6q.) B. Walk 9. Dr1tlab .... ' 10. TabACCO mll 22. CorNOt JS. ObluH 2, . llx&INM,o lion :,0. Inact J&. lbd1t :n. Bal• notlct 28. Rqulatton - so. RoKry 11. C.uall Poppy ovull 11. Bomb..ilo 11n,11011 a. ae. ..... ·- .... ... -. .. ... 8. lnlall p.. - fl• ,. lnlffoetuol ... � � t.01111< la\l4 ... Boolr kit., cl Old SJ. A .... 1&, BIW&' -lt. lluu\lA • J'llthor rtvtt � J'loww Ca,,t 10. AD ... - t.olon4 II. Narrow IT. c,,,J­ .,. Bolivian. Indian II. ..\n outfit It. At,-h IO, Prono11n U .lh... II. 1:4tulpra1nt ........... hnplemd .._ r.,,,, ., •. H.... .C eam,t famH7 ... ...,t ... _ ,.,. ...... 41. HaY!nc dlJIIA a. On tM W Q D A 'r, .1. a,,...,. , , ... Q P A 'II '1' 1' 1) B D Q P !I W R V II P X W Rt W D P I J W. A 'l' ■ .'f a,e,C I i.:.1:�� \'ft> IIMII. ._ ft !"" ip'J-119,- -., _, """''· 'l'lt, -•illi "" tariffs are rt'{'PivP<I 1101 <inly i11 Am!'nt� llu t i n each wurld rnmm 1 1 11ity struggling t o ach­ ieYe n 1or t• trad e . J•:aeh ohvio11sly ha:-, to sacri• fice somet hing to achieve iL Wht!n this is understood het l l 'r hy a l l P<'O · pies, hOJ)e.s o f a more frt·c w o r l d economy will br strrngthened. proMN11 H of d1 rf'<'I 1nl eresf to Sept. :J: lho�t' aftl'ndm g An ir(' rn•am .� ur1al will ht" lll'ld Mat h•rs of i111ercst and conreri:i tn �ltnosl ,ivny PHson in the Dis • al t l,.· Cl lfl !ill �1t'l)1od 1�1 ( 'hurd1 1111 Irie! wil! !w l>,t1111gh1 up a l r ht• l•"rnlay l' Vl'lltng s1ar1 1 n g ;!I Ii 11. m . 1111•1• l 1 11g 1 11· ind1call•tl that Sol'lal Honll' 11111di' lte eh•a1u, p11· a11d .Se1'urity c·laun11, \lulerans claim.�. (' akt• will lw s11ld. �tuden! lniuis for l11gh1•r 1·d urnl1un. S•pt. :J: 1 The Ho1·k Springs M('thodis1 �lllal liusl lll'l8 louu� 9oll :rnd wut• N ('0,L�l' rVali on. r1,1�al cl�ct riffra­ L."burch, lcr l'ream ., 01·i.il, fi p ·, rn . ! inn, are.i tfovelnp111{' n1 and rurnl homemadt! kc eream, t' akc, v w, <.l t' V t' I O m , •nt 1ro rams' lh(' F('tf , coffet' un<l \;!V il, erwl H�h waiy �ro!rllm, and t·a r e�•n Sept. 3 in 11,overn111ent 1wrvil.'t- arr sche1!TI1e m"P 1 1 ng of l ht" Muthn's ulc•1I 1 11 rel'eive atlenlion . AuxfHary of Buy Seoul Troop 245 Con�rc11sm11n Mottler har; .i_..k<'d wlneh wa.� orii:inally sdwdu!r•d fur lh1· roopna.liun u( Ohio Univl'rsily laHI lli!-!hl w:.s l)IJSl lhilH'd wild 111'1(1 in pla11n111i.: lJ. S. Governml'nl Uay. Fri<.lay rv�ning. I l e has is�ued u �(.)t!c.:ial invil11lion An il'1• (' rt•am sorial will 1,.. spon to ull hi(!lh srhofll 11ri11(1itrnls in tht! .� ored hy l h1• l l o11whu 1ldl't's ! ' la�� a! 10th OIH\f!ct 'li e1.iht l'O llntiei; to the Sul tull Mdhmli�I C!111 rt'l1 Oil perrull studenh und h:11dlt'rs in l111• lfot'lllC l-l a11l11m Huatl 111 7 p 111 . their h istory, guYerum�ut Ull(I l'ivic cl111scs lo utleud the ronference. Alumni Football �:11111•, lw!W('rn Mi<l<lle1><Jrt iunl l'o1m• ro 1 1•K slurs, Lunch wdl be served in the Siu• startini: a\ 7 :JO p. m . , prnt'l't'<ls d•ml Cah!lerill Ill a CUil or $ l . Olh• tu the 11thl1• l fr hooste r fun,b, er lh,1111 for lunch, lherc will be 11hS•pl. 4 1ulu�ely no charge of a11y kind for Thi- 32nd 11nnual rcu11kl11 uf •lhc puUdpa.tiun in "U. S. Government Z11span ( ' Ian H! l ht• 1!1s111,L! Sun Duy." Park, Lanrnster, Sunday, Sl• J 1I. 4. Fil')d t'Vl• n! s111msor t 'd h�• :\1t•1gs Molor,•yrl<• ( ' l u h slarl llll,! ul I p. m Hollclay Mood NEW YORK !UPI! S t n r k � ml lhe !'l•ntl'rfit•ld ul 1 111· Ho1·k 011en¥d 1oday in a tr.id11 11.1111.i pn•· S 1 1rings !'air Grounds Sun1l11y. Th t• mmual l .u111i 111111111 11 1 'nm . holiday mood-narrowly mixed in rnu11ily I IUIIH'('!llll llll,; l 'ri,·.r t i ll ;rnd 4uh:I lradiux. ba.'lkt•I diniwr. E ·.- ny1,1.r• IS \Vl•l Mr nn..d Mra . . E"wru-<l Coen and rm11e. i1on Wt!r1• ln Mu1111fii·•• I tjVt' r the S.pt, 5 wel"k l"IUI and touk MrM. John P.t1t1l Wlt"nrr run�t at l hl' park, all llri>n11l1lJ' a nd 10n ho1p('. Mt. and 'Mrs. Roherl Smithy nmt M l<ldl,•por1 l.ill l1· l.1•:1,-: wr. � , l'rr 11or1 ur Newurk 8J)el\l the w1•1•k pn1I Wf'e l.f'11g11rrs, 1'11ny l .1•;LJ;t1t•r�. with her parent�. Mr . llll(l Mrs. t,� v­ hi"h s<'lwol h•ai,:urrs, I ro11hy Jirt,. Ht•n1ut inn.�. slurllng ut 5 ll 111 ..retl t.tcCl11nah111. Mork WNldmg al Syra1·11st• Crad1• Schunl. Spnnsor('ti by S)'f'<Wlbt' 11111! Hac-inc Firt•n11•11 with Hut'lnc rust. 11 m. Adnusslnn, ;tduts 50c, !>I ll· fl II. A � dt·nts 2:it'. Jll)WJI 1. Renowned 2. 0od ot war 1. 0llocu .. ..tnmlfl -- .. raised by tariff s is the fir.st recp1i re111ent ur more t rade between nations This is Decaust• indust rie.� t hat hc1vc heP n prutec1ed in l ilt• pa�t by t a ri ff . suLldtn1ly l'X· poser! lo foreign tompt i l i t io11 berause that bar­ rier no lon�('J' exists, fac-t.• paiJJfuJ n'adjust­ ment: workl·rs are l ayed off. sto1 · k holct�rs re­ reiYe smaller or no dividt'IHl!'i . \1 ho!(• towns and communities may wilhn lt is no wo11de r o hJL't' l rn ns to 1 0 1.ih•ring of DAILY CROS SWORD AOIIOU .' /l/Ooll/ 1 ausT· 0-Y-2 with t hat p 1 uu.'> dcflara1 ·un bur go 110 far­ t her. A gcnL•ral !OWC'I rng of t rtide harr iers < ongr('.�.� man Wallr r II Moelll•r of_ Ohu1 · s IO!h Coh�rt· ss1onal D1.�• fl'1d has 1111m1u11 1" Nl pli1ns fo r 111.� fit'n> �ld anttual -- 1 1 S Govt>rn mcnt Hllf . lo _h,· ht>ld m1 th,• t'am1rns of '!h10 l lr11v1•r.� 1ly. A l lwns. on Fr11lo1y Sepl D. , Th!! Congres sman said, "Slnrl' f'V( · Ins • II l)Cr · ' r�•· A1111•rw ;n1 1·1t111•11 80 1111 Hla.ke II! his ioV(' flU· ll � llt, I bl'� wvi· II lh IIII IKJl;- 1 1J11t _ for bun lo b� fully �t·qu alll l c(I with lhe �rVlrf'.11 av:1 1 1 :,hlt· tu 111111 from h1N governmr111 "For 1 111� rrn�r,n . I drc>idPd 1fJ inau.L:urat, , · ( I S !:1wcrnmt' l1! nay · in 1he Hl11, • ' un_L!rf'�Hiona ! 1)1stricl laMI y1•ur Tl11• .� ur1·1•ss 11r lo.� I yrar 's n·w1 irwi.: prov1•ll tl1u1, if ,tiv1•11 1hr 0 11portunll)'. pr111il,· art• 1nt1 •rrs1t•d Ill l lw1r l(fJVt'fllUlt'II( and art' aru: ­ iou� to l1•11r11 mon• ahoul i t F,vrry­ one i n th1• 10th IJiHl r i.-t is rordiul . Jy invlled lo 1·1111w to Ohw Ur1iver, !ill)' Oil Sq1ll•rnlwr 9 " ( 'or111n·ssma1 1 �1uellcr lu1s Jlll!Ut!d invlrutions lo r1•11re11enlot lvl!I of vnr1o1111 gflv.. rninerit uue11de1, lrl­ (']udln.ic t!w 1 >1•1111rtnwnt of A¥ri­ cultun•; til1· l k 1u1rtrnimt or Cum• mc >r1·1•; 1 1w l l1·partmen1 of l le11tth.. Jo'.du1•11tion and W1•lf1m•; tht" U. �­ �1vil Srrvi1·1• ( ' ommii�lon; lhc Small llusint•i.11 Arlmini&lratlun: 11w fe1l1"r11I l\ur1•1111 of lhVt'Hliil4· lion and th,· V1•t 1"r;t11s A<lmini11tr11t1011 lo be pru1•111. t-:ad1 rnpreat•nt11tive will eX!)l11i11 1he funclin11 11f hi11 11.11enry, am.I f'X· plaln thP si•rvi(·e11 :1vuilable to th1• i111 J iv1<l1rnl (·1 t 1 1.1•n, 1o hu.�ln1•111111u•11. t11 furnwrs, 111111 lo group.� with 1p1•ci11I in1rn•s1� and 11rohl1•111,. Thi·re will t�• opportunity fo,; qUt'JHtlon.� nn,I unHwrn nnd for in1.H vl1luul and J,:ruup di.-.c·uHslurlfl with L ht• wovunmenl oHicialH o!I I. A rrimac■ .,• Ministers Want No 'Reverend' In Address No,\' BV LOUIS CASSELS WAS I L INGTON l!Pl-lhi w shoul,l you 11ddress II deq:ymnn·! Thia que11tion or 1•1iqul'lll' soerns lo be the llC111rrt' uf rnd­ lt!s5 pl•rplexily to Anwrkans. And lon.i·auffcri1111 nwn of t he clolh would dt1arly itJV<' lo lun•e it cleHrNI up. The r!t:hl salutation depends 011 the cle1·J.(ynu111 ' s d111rd1, :md his personal prefor,·r1l'l'� - Rut 1herr Is Olli' 1ill1• tho! i.� ulwH'!'S · wrong. Ami unfort unatt•ly, it �f'('lllS tu ht• cl ..:n 1 n1 (avurilt• wilh J11ym1·n. I f you want lo J.(i\-4' your dt>rg�· mun a sh11ddl!r, just nll him .. "rev1•rftnd . "Ui•verrnd' Is o n adj1•di1•f'. 11 I� lll'IJ<'r propt'rly usrd a� n nnun Thu� 1 minister� rormul lit!(' RlllY b1• "the Rev, Mr. Jn111•.� " or "1111' ltf'I'. fk Jone1'l" bul if you shorli•n it to "Hl'l'NMHI Jon. t's" or Ju•t 11Jain "tt'vcrend" you art> romrnllting u grumrnati• rnl inonstrosi1)•. If the clergyman Is a Cutholil' or Orlburox pries!, or H hlgh­ cburrh Epl1cop1llan, addreH him 11 ' father.' IC you know him in• llmateb', you ran use hh nut name wlth the Utlc-Fathr.r Bill' Otherwise make l.1 plaln •father ' or F■ther Jone,.' It ht' is Jewi1h addreS11 him 11 'rabOl.' If he 11 Lutheran, t'all him ' p11lor'. U he is 1ome other kind of Pro1e■l1nl Including low. rhur{'h Epl■rop■llan, yuu have to play it by eu. Find out fint U he happens to have a D. D. or any other kind of doctorate earned or honorary 1·r. sht> 1s m your hands. Much as I wish I could, i!'a not pu��1hh- for me lo be with her all the llm(' I have to work tu p;,iy for h,•r home, her clothes. her edura­ S<'pt l, 196U llon .',Ii, .Mr Dr1\ler, please help me Deur Driver t o look oul for her Ple.ise drive A ft-w wec'ks .igu, I saw a little i::irl S11'UCk by a (' Ur as she tried carehllly PleoSl' drive slowly past to cross t hr !>ln•et I sa}V a fat h<'r srhool� and al 111!erseclions And rul' t' toward ht>r and hold ht!r to plt'IISl' r,•mt>mber lhat sometime! hun as��hl' struggled I l l 1he agony c·h1ldrf'n run rrom behind parked of dealh. I SIIW o i l the plan• that ca.rs. Pli!ast' don ' l run over my 1!1tlP h�d been lllude for her da�hed .int.1 girl. J saw the look of despair that came With deepest thaoks for what• 01· er his fan• I could only ofrer a prayer Lha! such a thing might ever YQU can di:, for her, [ am. Very siucerely yours . nf.'ver happen agllin. A F1ther Tod:i)' , my daughter. who is 6 yNrs old. started orf to school . Note: Pr:ispared by the Appalach• H1·r coeker spaniel, whose name is tin Power C!'o., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. SL'Ool. wal hed he r leave 1111d whin. ¥d h•� l)(•l lef 1 11 lhl' foll) of educ• caliun. Tomght we biked abou1 sehool. She told ml' about thf' girl who sils Ill fronl of her, a girl with Yl'LIOw rurls. and about the boy arrosslthe aisle who makes fal'es: <1boul t he ti•a( lier who has eres in r h<' hack of her hf'ad: ii.houl t hl' trees in the srhool V, itl'rl and the big girl Ir Un.lted p,.._ lntffftlll�,wl who does not believe in Santa T�y is Friday .• Sept. 2. the ('],JUS. �th d.il' of tbe ye.ar, wUh Ito We talked a�ou! a lot of thing s "'ll'i' "I lllfll) . - -tremC'ndously 1• ital and unim• 11,1,e moon is 8J1Pfo�i.Jli its full porlant t h in�s. Now, a� 1111� is written. she is ls 11,at•. sound asleep w1lh b.er doll ''Pad­ lhe evening slam are Jupiter, dy" in her a r ms. When her doll Venus and Sa�urn. gets broken or her finger gels wt On lhis dA,y in hj,slory : or her head gets bumped, l can I n 1666. th(l gre.qt fire of London fi� them. Hut wht>n she starts �,s!f ori,,I .i3,fl)O ,hd 89 aeross the streel - then. Mr. Driv- churtj;i,es. In 178,9, CQJ),it'�SII es\ablisbed the Treasury D,ep,arlme nl. In l 864, Gen,e.ral V{illiam Te· cumsch Sberman occupitd Allanla, G,. In 1 91 9. the Communist Part)' of America was formed. By JAMES SHIRMAN PORTER 111 I M5. Japan signed terms or Ill This is the thi rd or a un(' ,Jnditiun,al surrender e11ding �ni1•s of three a r ticles on lhe im- World War U aboard lhe U. S. bat­ 11ad !lOUSl' Bill No. 906 has tniide tleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay. on !ht> stat<' of Ohio sine<' its ef· Thoughl for today: English poet fNli VI! datf' or Nov. 2. 1959: The law which aut horiw� the dirf'clor John Gay said: ' 'From wine, what of highways to purchase reel r_.rop• sudden fr iendship �prings!" Prly for fu1un· l1ighWa}' Improve. mrnl prujPds. the m oney coming on loan f rom th.. f·mds of ll1ree rdirt•menl systems a n d stale workmen ' s com pensalion insur• Onl'e. The fi r st 11rtil'le sur\'<')'eil 1he l3w and it� theory. The srcond outlined the slatus of school em­ ployees ' ret ireme11\ sys!l'1H and th1· puhlic elJlployees' reti rrmcnl system aod IJ-wi r inveslm�n ts, 1 he Wandell M. •Pancake, draftsman, former having an $815,000 com· sr., i.o the T&D, Engineering Sec• mltment to thi' clirt'clor of high­ wa)'s and the !alter per cent of tiou, Appa\achiHn Power Company, employer Mnlrihut ions - though Point Pleasant Di11lrict, rereived his 1 5 year service pin Tueseday. lht;! latter is nol a l'Ommi1mcnt. Mr. Pancake was employed as a This, thl' t hird 11 r l icle, is on the rodman In the Charleston District slate tearhers· retirement !iystem, Lhe bo:ird of which t urned thumbs on August 30, 194:J. He 't/as trans­ down on purticipuHon for two prin­ ferred to Point Pleasant in UM9 ciprl rcusons: ( I J the Supreme as a transitman on the .surveying court of Ohlo, la ruhn� tht• law crew. I n April IIWlt, he \US p.ro­ constitut iond. · � tllat it does moled lo di1trict instr)Jmef?t m,an. not violate the di.stitu'!ional limit He . was p�omoted to dractsman, sr. of state indehtedness beeiiuse 1he in the Engineering Dej,artmellt in agreements arc not an obligation 1 952, whirh classification he now of the Buckey(' slate - and that rel.iins. Mr. Pancake is m11;rriecl and llas ruling rai8ed doubt in the board ' s two sons, RQger and Kent He and thinking as tn whether future highwlly d1rel•lurs would honor his family reside ill 193 Park Dr., purchase ngrermet1ts; and (2) the Point Pleasant. ------� bo<ll'tl ' s investing policy is for Mrs. Afhcrt Cone- returned home lung • lc r m sernl' i l ies. where us lhcs<l agr<'cmenls have a fh• e.ye,1r Friday rrom M t . St. Mary's Hospit• al al Nelsonville, · after b.eing a ' limit. medical patient there for two This fund. as of June 15. had weeks. a Iota! as�el \'3lt1e of $520,000.­ Albert Cone was a recent Well· (IOO. o f lhis $270,000.000 or nearly �ton visitor. 53 per c•ent i� Invested in t•orpOr• Harry Pettit spent the week end otf obliga1ions. including bonds, in Spencer, W. Va. on bu11inee11. d1•bt•n1 ures, t'q1.1i11ment lrust cer• l ifirates, and common and pre• ferred stock. The t'ommon slock in• vestment alone represents approx• imalely fou r per t·enl of all Necur­ ities. All but $800,000 of the RS· sets of the syslem is invf.'sted at present. In summation of thesr lhree artiCJe,, then, I think it can be St!en !hut House Bill No. 906 has provided a new and important area of investment for these retirement sylltems. J think, however, it can also be seen that those rh1rged with the responsibllily of these funds are going lo be c11utious ah-Ou1 a.l!t>ring lheir present �uc­ reSliful investment prartices in order tu enter into a new and un­ tried field. And I belie\le that this is as It should be. There can be no doubt ia m y mind that highway funds are need­ ed and that the basic lde• behind the legislation to enable Ohlo to acquire rights-of . way prior lo their O<'lual needs is a good one. EDITOR'S M,\ ILBAC rnu('h of Ami nra Unfortunah I)', many At1 1('ricans can agrt•e 2nd Ann ual 'Government Day' Meigs & Mason ...�·­ :::, ·- ­ Is At OU On September 9th Coming Events :. ...... ' .w - I I � 2-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . . Sept . 2, 1000 I f i.n, you lire on aafe ground in ,·,di,,,, """ l >octn,· Jones: Sumi· 1--'rolc�lunt elergymen like lo hf• un ! he rirst nallll' ba• '· " w i l h 1""'"'""'" · '"''""' o<>d j • \' ( ' l l \'USllill a('QllUllllanceili, Tht')' lt•1·I t hol 1t keeps them from �(•t·111i11i,: st uffy. Others fe�I it is r;1l hl'r uudignifietl for D dergy111,111 to ha...., C \'U)' Tom, lJitk and l l arry ral!i11�: him Joe. You cnn take ii for: grunkd lh.it a Prutestanl clcru•m:,n who wirnh )!Ou to use his first name will tt>ll you so. 111 tlw abliClll'i' u( such an 111 . r 11at11111 lo ranulfarity, the polite 1t1 1 ng is to (·111 1 him ' Mr. Jones · or ju.�1 plain ' pastor: But ph•a.�l'. 110I 'reverend. ' =-ID -----· , ---- anc1ng TO Be Featured A t 1960 Jackson Apple Fe.:t1 IJ ' val ' So l' k hops an c l s(1 uare (l ilh,·ing will ht• one of the ma 11y features whil'h one may enjoy ;_,l lhe 1960 JacktiOll County Apple F'eslival. The fesliva l I heme. "Melodie� in Apple L 11 11d. " will be the key to ru11 and excill•mt>nt for !hosp wl10 attend the celehralio n. Fo r Hit' young adults there will e � lwo sock hops for I hem to_ en JOY . ?1 1 Thursday_ un <l Frid_!! Y m �nts � ! t�i• rt•slmi l John Hi II. lnc_al d i �r J t)('kl')-' or W I.MJ wi. ll �Pin the re�or<hl .i_n<l ar! _ as masll·r uf rc remomes. P�l� w_,IJ be 1dd. e,1 lo this atlrad,on for l ho.�e who at�end . As Hnoltu •r added feature llus S04'k hnp (rqlP J :30 lo ri: 00 P- 111- _o n botll d� y� will be broad l'aSt l1v4· un radio WLJIIW._ By Mrs. Francia Morrl• O!l Saturd�y of the Festival Lou Mr and Mrs. Dob Byer return­ Pil Satunlay from their Wl•d<ling Davis of r� tl 10 sta_tlon WKO� and t l'lp tu Wa11hiugto11. D. C ; , Virgit1111 hlli b11nd will furnilih lite mus1e for llra�h and ol hN plaet"s or inti.: rest. anolht•r sot·k h04> •fntm•8'.90 to 5 : 00 W1·ekt-nd i:ut•i,Ls l>f Mr. and Mr.!!. p. m. Miiny prise& will be giv"n lli,11 N(•asr and da11{lhler, Mary away and this danre will also he Al il'r, w,•n• Mr. and Mrs. Robert broodra�t Ii\/<' 011 radio station N1·(•ilhan1 of Sh•ulit•nvi!II'. Tl11•y WKOV. The�l' two sotk hop� have ju1m·d other fri1•nd11. Sundu)' at Iu•;,n p I ann .. d es[)l'ria ll y for the llul'r 011k Luh and l'njoyl'd a 11il·· younge r J.:�lleral lm1 hut all ure weli•onJl' llll'. For 1 hose with u lit!le more enMr mid M rs. F'N•d Cadle �-isiled his 1110thH, wh o is vf'ry ill, al Chnrkstou, W . Va. Mrs, fn1ntis Morris and grand­ s1Jn, Bill L11 ke spe111 the Wl't'ke11d i 11 < ' olumhus with Mr and Mrs. k. K Swirr and du,q;hlt•r, Mkhellt•. 11lli ' 11d1•d 1111' Stalt• Fair 011 Sulur• duy ;111d VISltCll Mrs Homer Jal'· 1•:iud in W h i l e CrosN I I 09 J)llal Su11da_v uflernoon. Mrs Franl'is Sal'a�e returned to COLUMBUS UPI - The Ohio lwr home 111 1':ast J .iverpool, Frl• Wahir Po1Julion Control Bo•rd has duy m·1·umpunie<l hy Mrs. Harriet ,:i \lell Lucas County lhree months Ne1gln, Lois and Hilly A rnott and to l m pro\le �ewage disposal in a Pam Cl1•t'k who r,•rnaincd fur a section of suburba n Toledo, l'isi1. JI ruled Sewage District 8 of Mrs. l-�d1111 OeemN und Mr1. liar. lht' county is in temporary vioh,­ rict Ncigler otlrndcd the wedding UM of lhe »tate water pollullon urn! rerept ion or lloscmary Parry ronttol law ,,.d refused to renew al Columbus. the district ' s ,Permit to discharge Wt•ekrnd �ut•sls of M r . and M rs. llalph McK1•111.ie Wt'rt' Mr. and wastes into open walera. Complalnls from residents of Qt. Mrs. (Ous Shensky or Huron, Ohio tawa orul Mr. and Mrs. Henry M(•Cor­ CreekHills thal polluted Ten Mile was 11, nulsanl•e touched ofl mit' k, 1111d son 11111. of Columbu�. 11 Ntate investigation of the com­ ◄ H ht•r Sunday din11N guests were plainl l11-1l May. M r und Mrs. Robert J. Lewis and Sl1le 1m11tneer rt-ported that an duttjlhh•r Carroll of Pomeroy. inadeciuate l■nk and improper use Mr. fll1tl M n CriHy Powell spent of storm sewers cau1ed pollut� th, , w@ckt-nd ln Columbus wilh from lhe Reynoldi, Corners ,ewaae !heir �on•ln.law 1111d daughter, Mr, area to flow into waters th1l feed 1111d Mrs. Starling Orr. Ten Mile CrHk, Mn. Stella Weue-r returned Lucas County Sanitary Engineer from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Or­ Raymond H■II said, "We're ready ,•ille Urown at Chester. to go ahead wllh Improvement, but Sunday �ucsls of Johr'I Bentz we wan1 an order (rom the bt'lard.'" wi•rt' Mr. und Mn. Okey Sayre of He Hid he expected possible bp. r1orl1h1, Mr. and Mrs. BIil &mh poaltion Crom the residents or and fiirnil)' of r()lihodon and M r Reynold!ii Corners. on1I Mrs. Russell lthoa1les and chiJ . If Lucas County fails to report d rt•u of Mar1l'tla. progress by -the OeC't'mber meet• Mrs. Clark J ividen �pent Sunday ing, 1tiffer lea:11 adlon may be in Al hNls wilh her son. Dr. and taken apin,t the county. A Health Mrs. Charles Jivlden and family. Department sPQke1m1n sald this Mr. and Mrs. Jamt's Jividen of has never been done, bul if found Z11nrsville spent the weekend with guLlty . residents of the area could his mothrr. M rs. J. F. Jividen. he fined up to $500 per d11y. Mt�� Golda Ann Sargent of Ou­ The boal'd, headed by Heal!h win and Miss Romine of Hl'mlock Director Dr. Ralph Dwork, als11 r.rov<' Wt"re guesh la9t week or heard reports on the progress of Mis� Mar y Euler. the cltlea o( Wellston, War�n. and Mr. end M rs. Larry Bi rch and Youngstown in buildinai: sewage �om or Clinton, N. C. are gueats treatment facililles. of his parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Eba =:- -::c . W. ,,:, ChuBirch. hJQU Brown of w h 1,Mn. J{a thryn Gunther, sdn, J. Va. spent last Thunday with Mr. F. an!\ Min Eloiae Bell ret�rned and Mrs. Muon Spencer. to their hbme In Clnclnnati lifter M• _4nd Mrt. Gene Bee&le and spen'dlng thet r vacation with 1helr daughter, Lola, of New Br[Jhton, Pa .. 1pent the weekend wllb Mr. mother, Mr1. Laura Bell. Mary Oracc Stobart of Colum­ and Mrs, lra B,eale . Mr. and Mn. Fre.d Cadle at· hus aptnt tbe weekiend wtt� her parents, Mr;., and Mrs. Bill Hn,e ll. t!!nded 1, bmily reunlon at Lan­ Mrs. Chester Slm1Mon 11 vialtlna: l'a,t�r, Sunday and visited Mrs. her aon, and dauihler•ln-law1 Mr. Ctdle's d,ter, Mn. Charlet Tuckend Mn. Brian Simpson an<1 ,on er. whq I• very ill. Mrs. M attie Circle la vhllini N!l­ Kevin 111 Richmond, Ohio. Mr. and M n. K)'le Stump, and atlvea in WeatervUle, ¥rs. J1mea swut returned rrom son. Dennie. of Akron al"f: 11pend­ ini several day11 with her mut�r. Holler Ho1plt1I and Ls convelet• Mn. Clara Roush. clftl at her bome. M.n. f. E. 'l)unn ii very 1ll ln Mra. Virginia Sbarbauah of Graham, W . Va. , and Mr. and ..,... Holier 1l01plttl. Racine Events Reported ----- ---- Pollution Of IO-Mile Creek Ended By Order -,, ' '" A CAP-ITOL IDEA ergy, Thur.!lday, Friday, and Satur· day nights or lhe f('slival from 9.:m p. rn. on, 1 h<'fe will he squarc dancing al t he dan(·(' platform. Lloyd Whil11 of radio station W K ­ oy will pro\'idc lhe musir. Caller for t h e dance as yet 1s still u n de• dded. All of Lhe d;inl't'S will be held ill the danre platform. One may he sure to hear t ht' m usi1· or " ! ls Chrrr y Pink and A p· pie Blosso m Tinll'" plus many olh t> r favorl lt•s which will tie in with th P frsliv!ll the1iw. A llhow:h one 111ig)11 not be able to dance to th l' hllll' of "Linder l h t" Shade of the Old Ap1Jle Tree ·· many of the b,e.nds whkh huve been invite(I I n the festival wi ll bi• 11!11ying t his song ;m<l many others. Possible one might hear "(da, Sweet 11s Ap• ple Cider� which was writlen by a JaCkson County nat ive F' rnnk Crummi1 For fun and exriknwnl be sure lo atlrnd the Jarksun County Ap• pie l<'cstival whkh will br held Septt•mbN 21 through thl' 24t h. HOLZER HOSPITAL ALl11111111ions. Aug. 3 1 : Miss Bett,· Jiine LA•c, L1rn.11svH k : !'llrs. lri� JP-a� Collins. Pomeroy; Mrs. WilliJtn HtJ land !'arsons, Pomeroy. Disrha rges, Aug. 3 1 : Mrs, Robert R. Well:i. Mrs. Robe r t G Leach. Phyllis G. Flelcher, IJoniPr I. Sayn• Mrs. Pearl H. Edler, Mrs. Arlhur A . Still. Mrs. Kenneth E. 1,pgg, Otho Wandling. John L. Je[ers, Mrs. Franris L. Stephens. Mrs. David E. Mor.11an, Earl Roush Robinson, JeN­ se Oliver •Barrt. Thelma Itosetto1 Suon, Mrs. Lra Eugene Hatfield, Mrs James E. Lucas. Jr. anll infant Mrs. Jimmy G , Tucker and inrant, Mrs. Mich.1el Rily Lcgw 1111d infant, Mrs. H:oberl Gene Devlns and in• fant, Mr11. James William Hembree and infanl, lnfonl Female McLain. STAR FACES SURGIRY NEW YORK U PI-Television anit movie star Lucllle Ball is in New York PIJrlinic Hospitul for minor suriery on her ri&hl foot. The surr&ery was required to treat 11 bn.1iJSe stle sufferd w.hen in an .1ccidenl 011 a motion pkture set. 80M8 K ILLS THREE BENEVENTO, Italy UPI-Three Italian 111trle were killed Wed• nesday when a wartime dud bomb exploded as they played with JL Three othen were hurt ln the blast. The victims were aged two and 10. They'll Do It !very_ Time 1'HE MOVIE PUBLICITY PEOPLE ARE A•WAVS 51-<0WINC, HOW UNDEC I PHER· ABLE MAIL REACHES 'THE STARS · .. /it �E POST or;;1- 1cE GOT IT RIGHT /jWAV· .. "\BOOT_ �ILL.".. 11-IEr:lf. 'IOU ARE , BOOT.., �E BOYS •. �- -_;.• W. M. Pancake Given Pin For 15 Ye� Service . M f. M onah I Wildwood Garden Cl ub .Has Wednesday fven,ng . Sess,on . At H rram , f,'sher H ome I M rs Hiram Fisher, assisted by M rs Christy Baer, entcr1ained t h e W ildwood Garden dub Wednesday evening al her Cl QSSeS H . 0Id · . A nnUO I P ICnlC The Churrh St'h1ml Cla.!i� �� ur September 7 and B at the Student , the Mt. Moriah Baptist Churth of Um on. Columbus The ·· arr .c nge j Middl�port met at the H oads1de inent of th .. week" contest spun Park for lh f.' ir annual Pll' nlC sored by the C a t iu n Nat rn nal Bank Thursday evening was announced at)d the dub voled Among t : 1o� e attend111 J.: wrrc Lo parti c ipate. The tra v el i ng prize, Mrs. Erne,t Bowles and t·h1ldren, donated by Mrs. u. s. Nease was Jeanine. Anita ilnd Mar�ha, Mrs. awarded to Mrs. Henry ThomilS Nellie Wmslon, Mrs. Erwin Baum• New program book� were chscusst"d gardner and daughter, Alma, Mu. and the committee will meet l :i tcr Arnold Richards and daughter, to prepare them. Janire, Wanda Peterman, Jeffrey Mrs Kenneth Harris p�csi•nll'd a and Venita Mac-k. Sandy llollingti• hed, M r . and Mr,. Lawrence Boyd, riapcr on "How lo Plant a Dry and children, David and Dorma, Wall " and gave three reasons for I Delene DeLegal, Dr. Kathryn plantmg, , to rel�111 a steep t•m Rainbow iill<l son, 1-' reddy, JHm!!ls bankmenl. Lo dispose or s11 r f)lus I Jones, Paula Gomer and M iss stone and lo use as a div1d1ng line be�ween properties. .Sh� slaled Julia Reese. .;;;;;;;;; ;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;; -;; --.;; lhal plants that show d11rmg ma r y a� j ;;;;a;aa ;;;;;a F""� Periods of the season should be lnfanh, Chlldrton' i, Subteen• chosen, naming as examples, alys sum saxalile, bleeding hearts. moss 1 pinks, scdum. \larielies of fern : 1nd many other including dwarf : shrubs A paper on the history o! the For Winter rhrysanlhemum was prepared by M rs. Harry Rou&h, which staled Use Our Lay-A-Way that they belong to the daisy fam• Save Your SalH Sllpt ily and are II native of China and Japan and were brought to Arner• ica in 1 798. Mrs. Roush explained how to start chrysanthemums from cutlings by laking tips from four to Middleport five mches long from the hes! .C O A T S a n d COAT SETS BECKY'S Take A Coffee Break! No matter if it's a coffee break, "" snack, or a full = course meal, you arc sure to enjoy it here. �ll1' MARTI N RESTAU RANT ON ROUTE 7 I N MIDDLEPORT 2, �- __ By Hatlo A LETIEr:t TO A LEADING 8UT CITIZEN OF A 'roWN OF 500 A:)PIJLATION•..� QIFFERl:"'1'•" ',OU OIC!'tl' NUMB!j;R ON · PUT 'l)IE ZONE IT./ . Samsoni,:;e folding chairs! Seats for 8 - in ju1t two feel c,f clo1el 1pace, with SAMSONITE folding chairs. Comfortable, aood•lookln1, H practical H chaifl can be . , , and Bltndy/ f;ome in today. s 7 95 d1olu, ol 6 colo" BAKE R FURN ITURE Middleport, Ohio . ' "Now Is the Time To" was by Vanous members Mrs Nease gave a demonstntrnn cresc ent arrangement using ers m season. given Fred of a flow Blue ribbons fur flower arrange . e m nls were awa rded to Mrs. Ray Th 11 rnas, Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs Fred Nease, Mrs. Williilm Fisher, Mrs faltsun Holl�n. Mrs. Jllram J,' i �hcr, Mrs Henry Thomas, Mrs u . s Net1 se ir n<l Mr-s . Paul Fisher. ltet·c1v1ng red ribbons were '.11rs fred Ne.;ise. Mrs. l11ram Fisher and Mrs. IJ�fl ry Thomas. Relreshmc-nts were served by the hostesse� durnl,!; the social hour to 18 membe rs. I ly LUCILLI! hAW K H'IIS ALL SUMMER MERCHAN DISE MUSl' BE SOLD 26x60 $1 1 .88 FOLDING TABLE Adjustable Legs 24" BARBECUE GRILL · · · · · · · · · · · $7.98 Holds �o Bottles LARGE ICE CHEST I GAL THERMOS JUG CHARCOAL LIGHTER · · · · · · · · $13.95 · · · · · · · · $3.59 39c · · · $19.95 Reg. '29.95 1 6 INCH WINDOW FAN Br FREDDIE HOUDASH5L 'f Mr&. Carrol Smith and daughter. Becky, ltulland, visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Earnest Van• [nwagen of Bradbury. ;�rs. Nelle Price who has hccn a palll'nl at Hnlzer Hospital has been returned lo her home and lli reported lo be improving. M r s. Guy Reynolds has been in Galli11olis several days this week Lo be wi1h her cousin, Miss Edna Bur• deHc, o( Lf'nn, W. Va. who un ,1 cr • went surgery al Hol:ter Hospital, lo M iss Ji11iire Hicha r ds went Colt1mbus today for a11 ir1dcfinit (" visit with her hrother-in•law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Angel . Mr and Mr:.. Brure Lloyd and son. Mike, left yesterday for Chi• r.ago where they will visil with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd. Mrs. Remo Nicri and child rrn­ and Mrs. John Bacon were in Park­ ersburg on business Wednesd ay. tetrgfle To Pie11ic The "Old Epworth Lea;: ue Or­ ganiz ation '' of Forest Run Meth ­ odist chul'r h will hold their an· nual pirnic a t the Forked Run Stair Park Mond ity. l.abor Day. A baske t dinne r will he served at 12 o'rlo ck. All members arc urge d to attend and invite their children and grHn dchi ldre n. SAND BOX, 30x30 H A R DWA R E S I N C E i t\ 8 4 Customer Parking In Rear MIDDLEPORT, OHIO A miscella neous shower was hC'l<l lul Sunday evening for Mn. James Taylor, the former, Virgmia Grogan, of M iddlepor t, al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burdell Black of Le.iding Creek. Many games were played, con­ lesls ·1'lld a balloon bursting con· test wa� enjoyed hy the ehildrcn. Refreshments which included . il'e c reurn. rake, orange-a id and color• C'd mints were served lo man y of Miss Grog1111's l'hurch friends from whom site received many nke {lifts. Thosf! 11 1 lending the shower were Mr. and Mrs. 1-' red Cadle, Mrs. Robert DPWeese an d chil­ dren. Mrs , Adalene France iind son. Mr . .ind Mrs. Herbert Mein· tyre and d1ild ren. M rs. Arlhur Lynch. Mrs. Muriel Spires !ind duug:hte r. Hila. Mrs. Rodney Spir­ es anrl Conley Cole, and lhe hos! and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Black and 1 he honor<'cl �uests, Mr and Mrs. Taylor. The party was joined lale by Mr France and Mr. Rob· Prl Deweese. Sending a gift but unable to a l· tend was Mrs. Betly Stewart. BOYS' IVY LEAGUE PANTS Sizes 6 to 12 . . . . . . $2.95 up Boys Short Sleeve Shirts $1 .00 each H A N ES Briefs a nd T-Sh i rts 75c each · · · · $3.95 up JACKETS GI RLS Robby Sox . . . . 2 pair $1 .00 Skirts . . . . . . . . . . . $3.29 up Blouses . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 up LEV IS t'or Boys & Girls All Sizes SMIT H C LOTH I NG CO. Cash Bahr, Owner NO. SECOND AVB. . 50..:iety News MIDDLEPORT 8y Mrt. M.nd■I Jordan t ulurnbui :\h.ke I t (i1rl� • II I lub m�•l for a fam1l } w1entr rua�t 011 W..-dne�day ('H'l1Jnlo( at !ht° flrtlllt' of thf'1r advisor. \fr� Mary Jrirdan Tho!r.e m a ! lenrlant·t- were Mr and I Mn l..t'w1s �:m1lh, ( Jleva a11d .'\;, an ry, Bil l)' l ' umhs, \tr and Mn 1 1 1 1 bert ((J,c and Sharun, Mr and :M !r. j frank Turner and family . Mrs Lou&&t! .EIIH. Cher)'I and Kdy lt on aid Whilltn,:ton and Sue Mendal Jordan and Walter. Sharon llol land, E I Jordan. Carol}n and Ue lores Huyd arid t in• hoslt'�!i and fam i ly, Mr and :\rl rs LaVt'rn Jor dan and children It wa� annuun c 1·d that HS members hail Mmp!Plf·d pruJeets w11h ra1r exh1h11s They were Janet M)t'fS. Delores l l n yd ' Zella llandl('y_ Laura Pnte, Ch l' ryl .ind Ka)' El!JS, Donna J)av11. Sharon Holland . .\1el v_a f'aye Jordan. Sue W lut tmgto n. Shiirnn Cox, ! Jo n na . Stout, Jul_1a and Ka : hr>·n r�run . Oleva Smith and ( arol y n li reer, I lees _Three m;mbers will pa�1 Jl'I Shar 1 p .i tc 10 Sta!f' f air ac11 1 1 t y on llolla1 1d s loy horse made t n ar t1rles tu use illl<l wear. and Su l' Wh1tttngton · s srhottl dress are both I 011 <'Xhib1t while Melva Fa}r Jor d il n will model her compl ete cos time i n the Stale Fair Styl e Revue a Grange proi;:ram will lH' planm•d ind presented al Colum bia li r .J nge I to compl ete the club artiv1t 1cs for the year Mrs Emm.i Whit1 1ngton. Mr� Freda Srmth and :\lrs 'wlcn<lal Jordan were assistant ad\· 1sors I C L U B W I E N E R ROAST I I i The 1i. H. Sanborn Missior1;t ry Society or lhe Middlcpor1 First Baptist Church will mecl this com ­ ini:t Monday at 7 :30 at lhe church with Mrs. W illis Anthony. pres i ­ dent in charge. On Tuesday of ncxl week the Church Stt;iool Tea<'hers and1 Officers will meet ol the home of Mr.s. Harry Houda• t _s_ n_ she ll on G_r_a_ ·+ · ,_ ,. __ , ,_ ) ---1 OFFERS COFFE E BREAK CLARION, Iowa (Ur'n - Wright Count)' Sheriff Bob BlcckN has lnvilt'd Labor Day weekend mo· torist.s to drop in tor a rup of eoffce an d a "rest stop." Blct'ker started his cofree break campaign on holiday weekends four years ago. .Society Hoi.dJ< Session Fo r A Yo un g Ma n's Ba ck To Sc ho ol Ward robe H U NTI NG LICENS ES OM SAL E I Carpenter News Mrs. Taylor Honored With Shower Sunday carter Frencn , woo has been ill al his hornr. 1s reponcd lo he 1111• proved iind able to be out. Mrs. na.vid Mille r, who has been visiling at White Su!Jlhu r Sprin11; s wlwre Mr. M i l ler is employ ed on constr uction work at the Green ­ brier Hotel, return <"d home Thurs · day art<lrn oon. \\'hile in West Vir· ginia, Mr. ai1d Mrs. Miller ll)Adc week end trips lo Natur a l Bridge and Willia msbu rg. Mrs. H. C. Keelo r of North Third Avenu e is visitin g friend s in Mead ville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Jarncs Crisw ell and dau�h ler. Diailc . plan lo leave 1u· day to spend lhe week end in Du• <iuesne, Pa .• with Mr. and Mrs. Or• ville Martin. Guy Eui.:cn e Ring of lhe U . S. Navy. who has been spend ing a 1 2· dev leave with his pare nts. M r . and Mis. t;uy Bing, Sr., lcrt Sund ay from Colum bus by TW A for Chic­ ago. He waH accom pon1c d ln Colum • bus by his paren ls and si�tc r, Ro· herla his gr:m dmot hl' r, Mrs. A l • bert Baer, and M['s. Eddie Ash . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wil� y are ,;pen ding the WC<'k end in Morg an• town with M r . and Mrs. V a l Reyn• old.'1 and fam ily. · · · · · · $7.98 Reg. ftl.50 Mr and Mrs. Lester Terrill and family of Tolt!do were recent guests or his sister and brother­ in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Par· fit 1. l{alslon Hemsley of Columbu s visited Wednesday with his moth­ er, Mrs. Margaret Hemsley and father JoSl'Ph Hemsley and brother llouglass. M rs Mollie Gui '1ther is rep orted as q uite ill in Pleasant Valley l lospital, Pt. Pleasant. W. Vii. Edith Wood daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. Ernesl Wood is still un· der medical care for throat infee• l ion. Mr. and M rs. Clyde Lewis, of Phoenix, Arizona spent Salu rday ni ,c:ht with Mr. and M rs. Da\J es Lightfoot. Mr. and Mr !i . E rnesl Wood and · rhildren Ernestine, Edilh. Earie arid Ea r l of H ar risonville. O ., had for Sunday dinner M r . and Mrs. C lyde l � wis o f Phoenix. Arizona, Mr. a11d Mrs. Dallas Lightfoot. r . 1 i ��a:��� ��- e� i: ;�; �r 1�� er�;� 1 Around And About Middleport ' ROW L EY &r R E E D , People In Pomeroy servat1on Rollin. R1t· hard and lhndall Pul l1ns returned to their borne, Thur• 10n Thursday, after 1pendini tbe summer with their grandparent1. Rollin spent the summer wlth l!r. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs and Rich· ard and Randall with Mr and Mu. Raymond Pullins Sr. They were accomparued home by Mr. Pullins. Mrs. Alt{'e W ince ii(]d family of Mantua. Mr. und Mrs. 'N:ieron Van lnw11gen and Mrs Carro.It Smith and daughler, Beck}' of Rutland were recent guests of Mrs. Mac Van J nwagen and daughter. Susie. Edith Ann Mees spenl Thursday with her gr;tndmothe r, Mrs. Albert Mees. Mrs Albert Ynung returned lo her home, Pleasant Ridge Road Thursday from the Meigs General J-losplt.il. Mr. and Mrs Wilham Claar of Chillicoth e spent last Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mn, Edwatd Parfi tt. . plants, !ilrtp Lhe botlom leaV�li and tn�L·rt tn wee sand or vermicuhte. They sh�uld root m about t � ree weeks. \\ hen the roots are one �nch or more long they �an be set in .1 border or potted. Gary Rus.� rll and friend of Da r ton \'isiLed with Gary ' s g r andfallw r Sanford Dodson Lhis week. Mr. ;ind Mrs. Gordon ll,1rris of Colu1nb 11s will be here to sp('nt lhc­ week end wilh their parents . Mr. and 'Mrs. Rohert liar; LS and M r . and Mrs. C. M. Henne sy. this little space holds a living room full of Q U l,L I T Y Moinly Abuut The meetin� . in charge of M rs. John I h le, president, openW i l l Duidle of Syracuse enlt!red ed with devotrnns laken from Genesis 2 7 by Mrs. Pau l Fisher. The state convention of Ga rden dubs was announced for J l ulier J lo&p&tal Wednesday for uh home, M inersvi lle. Plenty Of Shells In Stock I II ..... .. 1/1!"''' -3 Daily sentinel, Pomeroy • llllddleport, 0., Sept. 2, )960- I I Rock Springs News Reported By Mrs. John Htrtung Mr. aod Mrs. Lewis Gru!'ser spc11I Sat urday till Monday w i th friends and relatives in Springf1eld Mr. and Mrs John Erw i n attend ed the Erwin reunion in Colurnbus on Sunday. Mr. and .'1.rs. Roy Grueser iltHI daughters were in Columbus Sun day and ilttcn<lcd thC' Stalf' F' a1r M r . and Mrs. William Radford and duld rcn and Miss Mory Mr Afee left for Columbus and Cleve land Monday m11rn111g. Mrs. Otts Mar rPI and sons an• vis1Lm1o: in \-\'est V1rgin1a for seve crul days. ;� r!>. Anna Reuter is spendin� a rew days with Mrx. Milnred Ihle and [amily of Murmng Star Mrs W i lbur Bailey and daughter R\Jth Ann spent Tuesday with lhl' former 's parents Mr. and M rs. J E. Lcvacy of The Plains :\1r. and Mrs. Edgar Abbott and children .� pent Sunda)' with Mr and Mrs. Lester 1-·oreman or W1•s1 Columbia, W. Va Mr and Mrs. William Sc v. fr1ed and Mr. and Mrs Bob Se>•fr1ed and ,'.�rs. Max Seyfried and two daugh­ lers of Gallipolis spl.'nl Sunda) Wllh Mr. and Mrs. William F:1ch111g. er, Sr. AHendanrr at Sunrlay Srhnol m1 August 28 was 74, offering $ 1 8.72. Hcv. Card filli!d his re{lulHr ap pom1mf'nt at 7:30 p. m. Attcnda11cr Char1ton Heston Preparing For New Tit le Role I n "'El Cid" MOL L Y WOOD lJPI Hollywood Corre1-p0ndenl I Jl/1 . J . Y W r J t J [ J ( I ' ) r · ti.,rl11111 l l t"1t11n will 111·, t•r l1t· a tilt· !IJ 1.oki• h1� vwn w . . r,t 11!1 d 1l y t h 1 r1 g <1/.',l l n Aftt>t i·um1ilt- 1 1 11.: lk11 l l ur un ! h� h<•t-h ,,r h1, ro,!1· of '.\-1 oM•', Ill · •1' ht· Tt-11 , u111m�utlnwn1�. tlw lug i: 1 1 y Look J pt1vate oath 1w 1 1 r tu appear m another 1•p1(· rnstum, , mov! t' H u! f ' harllon 11 � man of �rn,dl resolq, lt i 1: h L now h1• � tie111g mcasur 1· rJ for a �u1t 1 ,f armor for h1!> l 1 t l1· role 1 11 " �; I l'HJ" -anot her m u l t i m1ll1 1J n d u ll ar (· xlrav,in i:.am.a Wilh ;, guil t y � r i " He�lon ,.cJ mll\i·d h{' hall fal 1 l · n·d By V E R N ON SCOTT " ,\t,,,111 " > t· .. r al(I! 1 rn"d•· a pa t'l .,. 11 )1 In \ \! If illld 111 1 1 1 ,n · M'Jt:111·1• l /1;, I 1 ,., ,,uldu·t du dllli t h n ('ll', t umi · I ll( t u r◄· · h i · �did · · But (' 1 1- 1,, , . ,1 uf fni·d r1,1zrm i,f tlw m f r o m w 1 J J 1 ., m l hl· f \,n i ur•ror lo C ' har!c•m "n , · J l tl r twt;·1 h�-m d,iv. ri and n·;,d mo<l (·rn M·riµls, mu�t iii whieh 1•:err n·a l h lt·rr1 hl1· J d id want lo dn · 1 .frs \. l:ik •· Loll'· "' i l h Manh· n :\l (,nr,w, hut I h & d 1 0 t t1rn JI ct 1 ,w11 "T hen iilr1rn.; , am,· ·t:J < " ul ' .,1111 JI lookrd .,,, .:w,d I rl• rnlcd to go aheatl \!. l lh 11 · · l lt•s!ur, rnu,1 �µi•rHI t h r nr·xt r1, r m onth� 1 11 Sµ;m1 " lkn Hur "· kept him m Ital:, al mn�t HJ mc,ut hs. and "f 'n11111ia1Hlmt n1� r•·11 u1rl'd hi m to �hurf11• around J,.i:,:) p1 for 1 wu month, B} lh! ' l l lll(' ( ' h,1rlt1m · , lllO• lt"S haw r1111 lllf ' lr ('OUr,,,• ;,mJ Jt IS expt·l'!t· d "C!,rnman dnwnt.1 · and • · I.Jen H ur" will h1· �ho-...· 1m.: s1,nw whrrr 111 tlw world fut 1 tw rwxt 25 yl'ar� lu• 11 ill prob�l 1 I} lw seen hy rnl!rl· mul'Jt> gol'r, th il n anv ac·tor 1 n l11storv irs nc,1 that I (11,n · t l 1 k (' mak irlJ:l ( ' USlllnH' PH'I Un·�. - - l !Pstun Wt'rll UII . Thl')' art• not C:l�) to do. Carpent er Per,ont1h .,1 1�, .\1 a ri 1• A r111stru n.:, l .1:1 11t'<1� t1•r, lla1,•I Crow ;mcl llu·hard St;_,1 der of ( ..1 u mh11� and \ I r and " · rs 1-�arl Srhn1·1dt•r ,,f A tfi<'ll� l-l'l'rt ' Suntla} �tw,,t;, of '\'.r� Bruz1l l a Wo11dru111 :\1r" c · 1_1 d1• .llllU'S of 011111 ( '1 1 � and ,\1r :-O tanton ));ult•:, . l�i·rrw ]f1d wrrr rl'C'l' lll J.( U('SIS oJ t h 1•1r !'<ill" , I lls. l he Nf'y Carp£n1,:, r. liH'aL and , Mr ,ind :\1 n, Lold11• '.1lour1' ,\ l h en.i :'llr arHI Mr� l!oth b1· P<> rr'.I and 1 �1)n <)f Oh,•1z. Ohm ;1rnl .\1 r� lt u ! h T•'<lrow anrl grands,)n of 'tt11rntt·n j W('Tl' ralhng nn t h1-1r aunt. :,.1 rs ;l-1 a!1 1f' L,:)wtlwr ;met llll'!r unrlr an<l 1 family, the :l.10.,('S i'l'rrys, \Jonday Mr and :\ln Art hur Crnhtr1•1• w('re Saturday mghl cucst.� at 1 1w hnmt' nf hrr s1�ler. ·,1r an,I :\Ir� Elha !\1l'Kr11 g h l . ( 'olu11 1 h11s Tht',I .ti trndect 1hr Sta\t' Fair, Satun!;iy and Sunday. SC\'C'fill olhrr 11,t"al rl·s1drnts have attt' mled the State Fair clur WIIS 29. Homrrom 1 111-: al the Mc1 hnd1st rng thr wel'k Church will he l1t>ld Scpl 1 1 w1lh a haskel dinni>r a ! 1 2 . 30. Worship scrvfres arc scheduled for 1 1 a . rn with a program in the af!crnoun Everyone is WC'kOtnf'. I �•.i, ,, 1 11 J u s t have to rorget .. 1,.1111 llldk l lli rlHJVleS Ill H o llywood 11 h,· ri· .. n .,ll.,r , an p ul h i • bands I ll h•, I'"( k1· I� drink 1'11artini& ur lo ,·, c· 1 r l , 1p ,1traplei;� evening 1;:,, .,., 11 • Tl1dt � thr ei !Y way to 11,·urk 1 � r n.,r!li,n ri·,1gne<l to playinl,' kine ,1l1 d rnJr,, 1 n super-colossa]li" ti , · ¾aid withoul much '.\,, h,,p,· I w•rnl r 1 hr1pe that I 11, 1 H , 1 . . . . 1 �,·r i,�r 1 , if I ' m offered the op1,,,r r u n 1 1 , T uppers Plains Report Socie ty w•lyn lric;kle-s By E )(o,l)1•rt K IIJ\ uf Ar)mgton, '.'a . ' ()/' ' I l h,· 11 •· •·krnd hrre w lth his 1/liol l,.· r \1 r, .\1 .ihel Kun :0.1 r aiHI .\I r� �· rank Reed or HaJ,wr 11 "-3� Sund.;iy guests of 111, J11t·•· l• T1ll1r Reed ;'t1 r and \I r, lluw;;;rd F l i nn of \krr,ri 11,a, ,,, l l mg on � r and Mrs. either Br1,·klt'.S a TI d \\ ;,·, IH' fr1nHh lwrt Saturday evening and at!!: ndt•rl tht' ann11·ersary al the t · tinsta m rhur<'h Sunday, W;, l l i� H�nd and son J ames or of Th rt•f' H1\·ers, Michigan , 51)(!111 �1·vnal d:iys here with their aunt Mr .ind :\irs Wayr.e Brickles and other relatl\lts and friends Mi� R11th Ann Baker ho1� f'rn ploymen t 1n Athens Mr 1111d Mrs Carl Wats<111 and !■mily of Dayton. -� r. and Mh. Harve Wakely and two l'tuldrf'll uf Marion were recer.t .llUt' ll5 of Mo. Effie Wat!Wn Rf'v 11nd Mu Dwight Spenrt•r and son Rev. and Mrs Gilbl•rl Spencer of Chester was calltnl": n n Mr und Mra Waynl:! Bndt:les Mon• day evenm1. A daughter was born to � . :ind Mn George Collini fnday ( ; rand pare11t1 are Mt· and .\lrs V:im:f' Milllmoe and Mr r,.nrJ Mrs Gordon Cull ms. Mr �nd M rs Gcorald Vmlet I IS· 1ted [asl week with their 11st<'r Ill · law Mrs Ray Violet of Marion, 0. They also called on the Rev . Roh ert Linter and ranuty of Marion. Mr and Mr� Eugene Williams of Proipect, Mn. Lillie Hardway or Worthing ton and Mr. and Mrs. V1rg1I Roush ilnd family of Buck­ eye Lake. Mrs Dana Hoffman spent a week with her daughter Mn. Ken• nclh Davidson and family of Co• iurnbu s. Mrs. Edgar Burton iJ spending a few days with Mrs. Myrtle Frost. MiY Darlene Torrence is spend a few days in Columbus with her brother Mr and Mrs. Paul Tor· rence and family. Mrs. Rena Myers spent Friday night w1lh her son Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Myers and son. , > VACAT\011� ' OVER •/ inThe lime is NOW to check home maintenance s u l ation, new heat i ng or plumbing, roor repair, re­ pa1nt 111�. 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I A I R SATILLITI MESSAGES NEW YOKK ( U P I ) - Radio Free rurope Thursday night broadea�l mesSli,llt's that had been boum·ed u f f t he• l1. S E:l·ho I �alellite to l i steners in IJUli.iria, Czcchoslu• vak1a nml Hungary in !heir na­ l lY e langueges. B IG CAR CLEARANCE 1 957 CADILLAC $2695 1958 CHEVROLET $1995 Coupe DeVille. BeautifH l n i l white . I ,ouk s and rides l i ke n ew. Your bcsl value. Bel Air 4 Door. Pl)WCr car Inside and out. stceri 11g 1 957 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hard Top. A n•al A dilly for a filly . 1 958 MERCURY sharp and IJ1 ak l's. A you t hfu l YEU.OW PAGES --� -� $1495 w i t hoi11 a v idory By GARY K A L E Vada l ' i nson 's l h r!'e•run homer United PrH1 lntern•tional The i' i t tshuri:h Pirates, evrr for ( 'mi·m n ;i l l , l1 1 s l lil h . hrokf' ;i m in dful of t h 1 · ilis11struus 1 9J8 3-:i t i t• in t ht• sl.'vcnth rnnmg a 1 1 J f i nish wlwn lh�•y wt•rr ovcrhauh•d j:! avl! Holl l 'urk.:-y l11s t5�h victory by t he l ' hlCll!(<J l 'ults Ill II llll(• lloh ( ; llmrn ' s f.ifth di·frat droppt·d Sl• 1 11t·mher dri vt•. an• nvL"rluu k i ng t he ( ' :mlrnals 1 ntu H 1 i rd pll'l,:e, a Milw:mkee. a l l su pt>rst 1t iuns when llw num l.J ,·r h a l f J.(Dme lwhind I :! pops up a.� lli 1 • l 1 kel .� total of (;eoni:to ( 'row1•, wlio extends his ma• Vll'IOrn.!S lll!cdcd to 1rni l down jor l£'ai:u1• re(' orr! uvery t i 11w he their rirst National Lt'ague pennant h i ts a pinrh homer. h,!ot 1 he 14th uf 11 1s carcn whe11 11 1 ha1 1 ed ror c:,b. Sill{'l' 1 927. l ' l l tsburgh is ct1rrt'111 l .1' 1,,atti 11i:,: son in the t• i � h 1 h . Wall Mor)·ll al• 1 h e NL hy seven g:;imes. t ht' sanw so homered for SL Louis. Dry,d;al� Ti11 R ecord margin t ill' l'irales h1•1ll goin l! A hast•s lu:itlcd singlP by pinch mlo the l as t mon t h of 1 1'.e 1 9:18 hit ter IJukr Snider gJJVI' non season Thi• Bu<"s now hnve 26 gamf's rl' Drysdale his 1 2 1 h win for Lo� An­ out 13 rn a i n int,:t. By playing .500 b:i l l . gl'les. Drysdale stru,-k se.ison's his raisP lo hatters ie l l i h P ov1•r n a P v l ' i t tshur);(h would h a w h e l n u n g 11dvan(ag1• over seeo11d­ Lot,1 1 to 207. It murlipcl tht• second p l .Jrt• Mi l w1n 1 ke,', whirh would Sll('Cts�ivl' yrar hr had struck out havt• 1o take 2 2 of its last 28 200 or mon•. rnahling h i m to tie OJ'tZ)' Van<'c and Sam Jont•s fo t· Na­ 1-::11ru•s lo w i n . A lli(·k (·a kulat io11 hy manai.:1•r t10 n a l League honors in t his de. howl'l1 f' r, may p;1r1ment. J i m Coker hnmert•d ror nunny M11rt:n 1 gh, hilvt' him hark hack l o lhat "ol h Phi ladelphia 11s Dick J•'arre l l lost N" Meason wlwn l lw Cubs wu11 h i s fifth gam('. s. m l h, ir str1•td1 ' exaetly 22 ,·im1 Barry Lal· l ' l !'\'t•l1md backt•d ·. tlrivl.'. . J m a n 's 15 hi 1 , roult••�oi11 g perform. J l aryl!y 1 1:idil ix, l 'lPrn , Labmt' il lH' i • w i t h 11 \3 hit u11�l,w ght of its :inti ltnllt'rlo Cll'nwnll' pas,:_,tl \1 ur. IIWII t1ga i nsl K;111.sa.s L'.ity Tito I a I I C: h ' s mi� givi ngs som � wha 1 t,· ranrona and Johll Hom i no led Thurstl:1 )' wlwn t h 1 •y 1 ,, d l' i t t .�h " rr.: h t h l' lr Hlla m w i t h three h i ts api l't'e, to a fi- 1 \'l('l11rv 1w1•r San �· ran(·1sro l l arv,•y Kl l ('111 1 had • •�;:,. 1{ 1 ,muno T hi' t ri umph was t il t ' fourth m a h t 1ll \ l·ro •1I fur t he Tr 1 b 1· .::, tl i d Andy r11w tnr l h•• l ' 1 rn 1 ,, , as t h i•v hl •ad rd 1 ' • i n• ,· f 11r K 1 · La t11nn ,.-on h is 1 . , 1 , Ii• 1 1 . , 1 , d , ,, , . , . 1 1 ·' ' li, , 1 • · 1 , ,1 n • l 1 ,, n 1 , , i n n i n e, drt· isions ' h. , ,· , lnh / J \' Kud,s .� u(fen·d his LUl lh"\l , H l lh' 1,,�\ 1 111\t' I H l"o111, 1:h ('ti,: h t h st'l b:u·k again.st lour wins. hoSll•d t lu• l!•ag 11 1• al l•'1 1 rh1•.� F11·ld . In otlwr Na\ 1 0 1 1 11 1 i.!' H�ttl ' g,1111,•s UO:-iTON ! 1 1 1'1 I � I nfielder Oon '.\1 ilwa11k1•1• look soil' posst·ssio n .,f 1!11cld 1 11, lt• l h·d by a Jirrl Bunning st•ru11d plat ' !' w i t h a 10 I v i l ' ! nrr 1-1itd1 last Tucsdar nigbt, has O\'N ( ' hi,•ugH wh ilt• l ' irwi n n a 1 i was ltCl'll urt1L•r11t l lo takl.' a res1 and heal ing S1 l md�. 7-4. arnl Los A n i� no! PX J)t dt•d to ht• with lhe geh•s edgi•d l 'h i l ad,,lrihrn . �·2. in ! l lioslon H 1!d Snx until about Sept. Innings. in n i dit i:anws. 13 C\cv(•laru l tld1·11ll·d K a nsJs c 'i l )', 7-3, in i hl' 011ly Amcri,·a1 t L,,agu i• adioll. HADDIX WINS TENTH l l a tldix, who won his l O l h game, a11d Lahirw. who pilt'ht•d the last , 3 1/21 innings , sl ri1111kd 1 5 l : ianl base nrn1wrs Clemen!!• lt•d t h t· Pirute's 1 0.1111 purarl(• w i t h h i s 1 3 1 h homrr o r tlu· n•ar a n d t w o si n­ gles. His wallop nrr lu1wr Gt.'unH• !; Maranda l' alln' in ! hl' rirsl i1111i111: w l 1 h two 11 Jot• Ad<'ork hit hi.� 20t h and 2 1 st humt""rs and U 1 l l Bruton douted h i s 1 0 t h a s the 13ravt•s rat"kf'd 111, 25 t6ta1 bas(•s on 1 1 hits. l�ad1 of i'.d· cock 's hunwrs tHmt• with a 11'!a11 aboard. l\ob Buhl S<'atlerl.'tl six hits in wu111i11g h 1.s l ::lt h [<!amt·. Al Ht>isl 's triple druvt· in Chin,xo 's run in the <'lghth inning. Dirk Drott, muking h is first st urt sitm• July 2, dro11pcd h is sixth dedsion I 21 Inch Console Model Shown $24 , 9.95 l l aycs said he wns pleased w i t h tht' rirst day ·s workout. A few (>layers didn't t.ak:c too well to the ht>al. liob Middleton, a was from M�rion, sophomurt' oni· " B111 we sent him clown under too many passes," llayes said. ' "We r n n lus le g& off. But, by golly. he's tJy fll r u u r best receiver. " 1 1 11y ,•s move � John M 1,1 mmey, Pamt>sv i llt> sophomore, rrom 11 uar­ 1 i·rha(·k to ��o. 2 offensi\'e lef'. half i ll 1 tw onl y major chan!i:e uf l hc day 1 1 ------- TOO HOT TO COOK 21 Inch Ebo11y TABLE MODEL $199.95 SWIVEL BASE $ 19 . 95 extra 2 l Inch Blonde TABLE MODjL $21,.95 SWIVEi. RASE u,.95 extra Com e I n And: See 1961 G.E. Te,evision B ring Th, Fam ily Here For. .A DELIGHTFUL MEAL C I RCLE'S Restaurant 2 1 1111d %3 IN.CH S C R E E N, S NOW ON DISPLAY Phone WY-2-3973 2 1 8 E. Main At l,east 30 Pomeroy ltlodels TO CHOOSE FROM 01Mn 6 A.M. to 10 P. M. D•lly Rea,ly New FOOTBALL TIME IS SWEATER TI. M � �rt¥ . Aln9'Jca11 STAND ltll.J \,, ,. t J\'Jlh 21 lffl,h ff!)',EVISlON ��9.9$ . DUferent In S13'le Lbw In Price $1 49S NOTIC E 1957 FORD $1 195 POMEROY BOWLING ALLEY $1095 Will Be Open For Falrlane 2 Door. 6 c,v L cngrnc for real l'conomy. Automa­ tic drlvc fOI' easy dnvl ng. 1 956 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 4 Door. Pull away from the lTOWd in this quality car that has power, pep and personality. 1956 MERCURY $995 2 Dool' . 2 doors safc for those wild kids. This is the one lhcy ' l l like lo go in, too . 1 952 BUICK $39S Super Riviera Coupe. �till a shnrp l�krng car. Runs good loo. Karr & Yan Zandt Cadillac- Olclsmo� ile-Rcimb ltr ' Phone WY-1-1341 Pomeroy OUR MOD ERN A LLEYS WERE BUILT FOR YOUR FUN ! OPEN BOWLING COMMENCING Mo■olay Evening Aug. %9 at 8:30 P.M. L1a91!•1 To Open September 6 II you deolre lo be on a bowling t•am or lo have a team In an ABC League, pl._ conl■ct Wyllls F. Davis, al ll'e fllllng ,q, WY,2-1880. Gel teams In ful •• ••an"" rapidly. Aloo lneluded IIV(U 9UIKY AlfACA l W001 PUIIOVU Slyles All Tblo And More Al The SIZES: SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE . . . $8.98 lo $It.BS BOY'S SWEATERS, 8 to 18 . . . . . . . . . . $%.98 lo ,7.88 \\ !Ill h , � lw.il I ll 2 1 I �t'( ' Olld� 1 ( , .1 d 1·anrf' lu t llt• s, , 1111d r1 1111ld a l �" l to � t• 1 1 ·r. 1 h 1 • f 1 r,1 r 1 •n1rd 1,r t hP d:1\ f•·ll 1 (1 a .J110:1 n •·,1• 2 1 ) l'ar (11,1 1\1 nsh 1 \'n rn J n ,1 k.1 , ,.. h,, won h i� lwu, 1 1 1 t h ,· mrr1 · , 1 500 1111·ter t l l'DIJ I•• ., w 1 11 1 1 1 1 17 4t:i 5 tu Oh 111p 1 1· rn�rk or t•,·l ip�,· 1 tw 1 7 5:l g ,i•I 11 1 l l,·or!!t' Brt' e r1 of ( orlla11d . .\; \ ' 1 1 1 1 !)56 A lso 1 n swun 1 1 1 1 r1g t he I ' S \I. um t>ll's �OO•mf'IN l recsl 1. le LE-<1111 won 1 1 ' t1·1al he;11 1 11 4 IR 9 to q u a l i fy for S .i ! u nl � :,. •s lrnals M 1·mber� uf t h r ll.'<1m v. ert• Donna d i.' Varoua of Laf;iY('1 !e. (';d 1 f . unh· 1 3 Yl'ars ol,j, Susan DoNr of Wa�hrng\011 V,dley. Pa .. S) lvia Hu uska of l:lf'rkelcy, Calif.. aud Molly Ro1 k m of 3h r rman Oaks. Cal i f Amerium NHd Miracle [l u t oril v a m ir.ir](' - and th(' m1rades i n l lus X V l f Olymri 1 ad art> not bc 1 t 1 1! performed by Anwr 1rans . scents rap<(ble of vaul1 1 11 i: 1 hl.' 1 11 bat'k inlu sf> r• ious C"Ont1:11t1on with lh1<;�in for thl' u nofhl'l ;i l 1 1 -a m 1 1 t lf' Then•'s tHt> sorry p1eture for u. S. O l ympians affrr one or 1 h(' most stunning form r('\,nsals in O b·mpi,· h istory lef1 world rel'ord lluld£'r John Thomas a rllt'rl! th ird in !he high jump a nd �aw the Hussi,rns surgl' i n t o a 220 1".? lo 1 53 lead In t h i.' J)Olllt ! a h 11 l;11 1 111ts, ---- -� -- l'OIIEIIOY • · !IIIDDLJ�'l' .. ' . .l.,., ' \� ,. . , .' . . .. ' Efl ] J.S• f ment 1•1me I Richie l,ucas Tabbe(I As One Of Grcatest By Head Coach I l{e1nairu; At 3 ! ' FF \1.() '\ Y t l ' I t: 1 •·11 rw>r1· J( 1 1, n 1 .. ;.: ,, of his all-around I r h..1-lugh r , , rr;,r<I J : n - l •· r 1:.,r,1�•·,· 1 , 1, . 1 1 1 ·, J 1n il'lf' l1 ne<l to U8t' h i m Ycar� In Army 1 Aflment1 hav.. .'lidf'liMd ,urh slat. warts u tarkle1 c;en .. f ; rahusky, t hP g 1 i1 n l from Syrarust': Chtwk �r�urtr)'. a 300-p,;under from Whittler College; Texas Soulh ern ' M Jim Sorey and Iowa Statt• ' s f.d � uel h:;iup! S,1m Santlt•rs. :i hilt' l meb,ieku from lht' l n 1 1 1>r 1i1y of Buffalo. also hu� /wrn hampl't("d by a bad kn*''' 1 , 1,• , , ., fl� 1. k,•r 1 ,.1, k where h (" w i l l ,1•lrl,im ,111 i l,•-; • h • · - 1• ,t,., 1 � 1,,., 1 , r /,. 11pl 1,,1 of running or NOTICE TO DiP0$1TORS Th,· t ' S A rm) Rrc·ru l l t fl � �N l1ead ,·1,,,, 1, , , f 1 •,, \ u r•r 1 , � 11 Fm,, 1 , , , 1 1,.: (Jfl 111,"i plays." ;,. Ram.s.el} .id1m t 1 ed lht· 8 1 11� • m i d , l d l\ , , 1 � 1 f J;. , 1 1·<1:.!1 I h�II A Bo�1on sa\ mgs h1rnk publish , , . , . ;, n nuunn•d l•,rl�\ t h u ! 1 h 1 • ••n , q ... r1 t>nC'id Tom r.iy 1 s t rong points Wt'rt' a s.6l 1 d offl' n , , 111' 1 l] r , \\ h,-, , t w,i , 11 1 , tu-111·1 " r, •1 1 d .,ii,·� cd B nulll'l' m a lout d111ly lll",\I � l1�1 111 ,·J 1 1 pt•r 1 v1I fur t h ,• Ar111 .1 r,• 1 , 1 • 11111• · 1 1 "nn• l he pass111g U.ar I s 1 1• e ! me, e,i:cellf'nl quffterback HH·h 1t· I . U ( ," I ll ,11 1 1 ' • / . paper l h a 1 "appliei1 l 1un has l>i;l!11 11 1 a1 1 1� at l h rcc i tar, , ,J 1 1 1 , · r ll ' l t" i d J!J Hruwn:,, calling 11,g and good pus rere 1 vers. h,, v. made to rnd act:e1Hed h)' lht' I Tl11s ar1 11our1 1·Pnwn1 " dut · tu l'hll S t h ;, t · 111, lfl�JI '.1 1 11' a J"I J 1 h,· , 1 :.;11,, 1 , and Lut·aa a double hideral l>eposit (;orporalio11 for t 11n•,,1 ,n h 1 � r•1lt< of runner-pa•· h1 •1·11 1.1 1 1 11 rrw r-1(1 1•1,1 Iii h ., rrt v.ork man� 1 r1qu 1 r1e:, th"t h a \ t' 1 11suran(·l' of eii<· h dcpmil a(' Girls' Black , . r t h ,• Bu ff,dv Bi lla have been .. r!•(·+ IT Arm} Judd. S.i:l ntl} mo1de 1 " 1 d l ;i u�1 hifrum xt.-d rcla ' 1 {' u� n l Ill l h l s bank u_p to $10,D00" . Smooth Penny cru1 t 1.:r f(lf t h 1 � ar,, .,, �aid l h ;, ! nut µhm•!I rolf' 1 ,,1fa1 1 0 t:, l i l .1ir-J, ,1 , r:,t1·1J ,, rw. of l h•· Parl y favorites adion. t he notire eontmued 1'his · ,,m• of 1 hr l u l u r,• �rra l\" rn pr,, :n 1 h,· .·' :ner1, ;m League's i nitial · th( 1� onl} only for 1 �1Jn1•n1 1•nl • was l;ike11 "in aet:ortlan ('I.' with ,, m p,, · :." !I Dt•Scl'ndenls of 1,rvi Roush h,·l<l 1lirl.'1' } t'Jr� hul t lw offl ' r of 1 (17 fuu! h:i l l a u l hori l >' j;l1ven to t his Bank" u n• Tht· h1trr 1 •l ,·h•·�lt•d Ram,1·) rn der sp1:cifletl provis i ons of t h(' a fam i ly rPun 1 on 011 Sunday. Aug I ., ehuo l � lo l 1 1gh �dmuh,, j;lrildu:.h•� Thn•· hai t• :Jl'('n 0 1 sappoinl­ d11 .i ! t'd h,· hJd 1 h r1,1.1 n t ill• l,wik j;le1wral l;iwi,, 2 1 , al t he- ho111e uf \1 rs R lan {' / 1 i� s t i l l 1 n dft·d ' n l � uf (' r,ur.�1• and Ra msey r11, Sizes 4 to 1 0 The not ice signed by t h e bank Yt'ag:er. l .f'lar1, w. V a .. rural rnu l t' y ouni: men ll' h o havl' nul c·om al Lu, ii.� J 1 J 1,I :( \.\ 1·1•k� r,f l!'il l l l / 1 , J.: , .,, I 1·11 l 1 rt·h sat J d1ed w i t h the h1Jr!J.i1, �u ;ii Y '-i r:i, rn u A �;,.,1 president, appeared t w 1 (· c m,t,1 h• • Attend111g were Mr. and M rs A pl d rd h i g h \rhuol h ;ii-e a dwin• 1 r 1 1 , ·r"\� .,( h1� team, , I news11aper, 11 week ap.1rl. It I-by Romh, Pl Pl.-as1111t ; Mrs llo ,if Hi rarecr groups whPrl' th,•> an,\ l h,11 i t , ,, l'i·nn ", i ii ! P 1\ 1 1 '• \� , . h a v,, �hown 1 m pron•rnent I un der told the depositors a lso tha t Sle Wagslafr, l lhm·hsvillP. Ohio. lllil) l i •:i r n a l rndP for t·i i i l i :in J i f,, Anwri,·a �,,,,,{! u p 11 1·1 1 11• ''J('h .,f 1,ur five e x h 1 h 1 l 1o n I !'l f'r)' pr,·s�11r(• ""'urlhl' r q ueslions with relal i un Mr. and Mrs Waller H uush. M r T ht· Arrr,_1 reerui H J rn�(-r ex�laincd. ·· bul I ;,:.;J111·�. l i n g Mfit' l' i·, Jo Laud l uc,u' AbiHty to tills subjeel may be <l1n·eh·d a nd M rs. Paul Ours Ste1·e an1l r:tt i •d 1 11 l he Park ('t>!l l ral l lul(•I , 1 1 !,ur 1.kfens 1 l'e !nlf' ha\'t:' 1 , r11 1 1 J : t t "' '' l / 1•r1• 1, a hu.1 v. h r, 1 1, r,r,.to;, h l \· 1u thr b;r nk." M i k i', M r and M rs llrrnr1 Roush ( ; a ! l i po l i � I 1 ·l 11µ11 1 rnt.' ' !h-1 ,·tl ,1()11 Mlddleporl 1 hr lw.\1 ;i , I 11rro1 1 11d l, <1·k 111 nor:lf' Doubt less other ways mighl a r1d Hl'lty Jo, '.\ir a n d Mrs. c · Jair 1 .. leg and arm lllll'S ( , 1 1 .. i r ,, 1 l A oul uf <·ol lc:.:,- th 1, .1 1•;1r H J 111 •('\ ha\'!.' hern. anti perhap.s were. US· linush. Bohb1·, A n n and J i mmy. .\ .1 111 ' EH•n '-/J, II , :!UII'!' !r) 1 ,, k,· cd lo notify depositors of th� Ori� Rou�h. Larry Har111lt011. a l l 1 1 111, , fur h 1 111 111 �• ! :,, , 11sl <1111rd :ii·1ion by the bank. Hut t hp us1· of Liuwaster. Gilio 1n t he fa,t i •r. t1 111tlwr pm �:1 11w Mr a nt1 Mrs. Wandie Roush, (a of a newspaper of general l' IH' ll· ilS a <1 uar) 1•rh:wk I laliun was provided for Spl!cifi• nal Winehesll'r: Mr and M rs. At· I ' Tot t u n u l l · h I , ., 11 1 11 n\ 1• � t a (·ally by law. This is tommon nett Housh and Melvin. Let art : M r Mr nnil Mrs \' irl'il llou�h Ma rv with ma11y kinds of public notices and Mrs l lebE.>r Housh, Pt Pleas Jo an r t l >on.1ld :ind Mr :irid M r� sJ01,1cr P aer \\ 1 1 11 l . 1 1 , ,, - , • 1,, k 1 1 1!.( Short of pnsonal notke, whirh ant: .\t r and Mrs Andr<·w ( ' ros� l .;1rr.\ ltoush nr Ja(•kson sri,•nl last is alsu Sp{'t'ified in some sit ua- and Jo, Eddie and P;1 11I. l ,{'larl w 1 ·t> k a t Ru(•kf'yt· L:ikf• l l l uo l ions, the newspaper is lhe best Falls; M rs Cutia Jnhri�un. Ho�N M rs El i1.:ilw 1 h Wirkham �pen! means uf giving pubi1· notice. It ,mrt Cathy. M r. and M r!i t 'l are1we Sl'V(' r.1 1 rlHI'� \\' J l h hrr da1 1 i?:ht 1 ·r, I , is ta11gible, it is scmi•pcrmanent Yeager. Sharon a rnl Ueverly, l..t• Mr�. W i l l l il·t l m a n. MASON P E R SONALS it is eslahlished, and invari,11,Jy t arl ; Jimmy Kna bb, Madison. W . .\Ir. ri 11 d \, 1 r, .l,,, ,·ph l .1,h ,,f M r an,I Mrs John S 1 1 1 1 1 h �prnt II has a substantial fol lowing uf V.i.: Mr. and Mrs. t ;eorilP Woes 1 ;oolvil l1• (;ratl Will M J .� 1rn �Jl!'111 1 !1! 11 ,•l ' k, . . ,d 1 n vol u1 1 Lary, pa i d. habi t u a l readcri;, I sner and JeHr('y, l ' l ltshur,:h , Ceor la�1 S.it un!ar w i t h ,\1r. anti Mr� Zan,•w l l l " . 1 1 J11" 11 1' 1 h \1 r :111d \lr� E u ro] ; At Bt>lhanv For man y years, then, the nt•ws gf' Wol'ssner Sr . Eas1 Liverpoo l . W i l l l l 1 •1 lman H u lwr! H,,w1•r ;,ral ,,,11, M iss Donna c:orrPII Or Roule 3, GMl'g(• Woessner. Jr .. F::ist Liver• M i s � Shirky l le1l ma n sprnl M•,· . �l 1ss A ! r11a l • u d d 1 1 1 i.: u f 'X 1 1 r1, . ' ( ool v i l l e . w i l l hl'gin a s a rrt>shman pool; �1r. arid M r.�. Honnld Roush era! d;1rs :ii l h L· hornr of Hord .� , � 1,,r nf \Ir, P,·;irl lfo11sh r,f \f il fur t lu, 1 2Ut h annual a<·adern ic and Susan. St1•uht•nv 1 l l 1 · Stouts at K1•110. 0 . 1hi• 1-(llt·st of �on. 1 1 1 1 d1•n1;-11 t rn 1 ror1r , 11rc . . r1· •1 1 1 year wluch begins S('p1 12 a t -�---�-Bu11 1wt 1 a Poolt•r Monday 1 11 \' J 1 ro Stir 1 , r,· 11url i •d 8£'\hany Collrge, 111-! hany. W . V.i. TOK YO ( U J' I ) - A Sf'\lel'(' f'lec to ht" 1 111 pr111 . r1.• 1 ! . . r ,uldr••�� 1,; • ftpv �nd Mrs. Thoma, H i lly ard ' M iss Gorrell is :i graduate of night trical storm Thursday ro ! r 'X . , r,•1•1 St ghth Ei 809 thC' C11rthaJ!e•Troy l l igh School. (·au.sl't.! flash floods, 36 firl.'s. :rnd Sh1rl1•r l l ◄• i lman, .ind .ll'tr .1• Oidtlle '1r nnd :\Ir.,; r . E f ' 1 1•r�a l J r,f Shr was ,1 memht•r of 1 1w Glcf' blucketl oul morP 1 han :J00.000 ('alk(l un �1r and Mrs. W i l l l li• i l . Po1 1 1 t l' lt•,, ,an! �lr- Hnn,•1 \] J l · f1 11h and t lw Fut ure l lonwmakers man M unda�· homes t hroughout Tokyo. d1f ' l l of l ' om1•roy ;ind Ju, 1 • l 1 a 111 1 d and rhr best htaring equip� is Mueller Oi!NtrOI. of AmPriea l hcre. llonn;i l . 1 ,� of :\l �' "ll sp1· 1 1 t l !w you Ja '11 imtall Mueller Climauol automatic When Wf'(•kf'nd 1 1 , 1 1 m ::: :'-ir :, 1 ,.1 i\l r,; C HH'AC:O U P I - An 1 11 lwr C('ll • S L ! l\l J\1 E H V I LI . F:, S C. (UPI} · you can bt sure- you 'tt ttetivins d,ca most hearing < t h c 1 1 il:, a11d 11 10 1 1-'1·1 1 •1 1 Hnh 'r i r i ,lames I I . Suddet h , 45. nnd I., D. sus is underway a(·ross 1 fw ('Otlll· h,, ! � , lml l"f>ll � \Jr 0 1 h J ( ma, i L pendabJc, most sa1isfylng, and lllO$I' fucf•thrifry hearing F:ut· t•. 76. Wf'fc k i l lt>li hy l i g h l n i ng I r�. This Oil(' may hf'ar 11n un port • 1''' or '1,· ""' ' "'' ""'""" Th11rs(lay whrn l h l'y took rt>fllge an! i11flue1we 011 ! ht• pa}' srnlrs of poS$Lble Ir's dnigntd 10 fit your budp too. You'U � 1 1 p under a ltl'l' on t h (• Summe rl'ilk m i l l ions and on rn11 ional econo111ir r il l�i' i';_/� amaz.ed how litdt i1 mm t0 own Mueller Oimurol auco, ;;'.;/� gvlf . - ours!' d 11 ri1 1 1: .1 t h understorm. policy det'ii;ions. stars ftp rnnrhed a1 Detroit - 1 Dunbar \ 1 s 1 1 1 11c hrr �islt·r a11rl By RUDY C ERN K OVIC -- --- -- · The 11ew SLJrVf"Y Is brini: ron matic hearing. Call us. or st0p in ac your display room. Pl'f"T'SHU H(;H (lll'U - T h (' La�·n<' and h a l fhark Tom Tnwy f;u11 1 l _\ . :\l r ;ind :llrs H 1 1 l ; 1 , f ' olib. durted by thP Rureuu of L.1 hor ro learn all abour tattf�. worryfree MueUcr Climwol �-Stal lslks, whose ros1-of• l i v i11� in P i t t � h u rgh .Str.:-lcrs lost t h t' l r first 'l'ral'Y IS a 1a lenlt•d runllt'r a111l Suzan \\' :,nwr w i l l �P<>rn l I h " aiu:onutic heatia& · r 11 t l u h gamf's hibition t·x thr(•e oach ;1lsu a ul,lmt'n\t. a 1· ri1� of pass Wt'l'k in ll1 1 1 1 har with 1 h \uhh dex is t h e ke}' to pay ra1ps in R1 1 11dy P:irkt·r 1 hi n k s he has the ren•i\·crs indudinc: flanker Hudd�· farr1 1 lr mnny industries. Mr� F:u l :1h H1111<;h or r. ( •noa, squa,I si11t·e ht• Louk o,·er t h is ll 1 a l . ends Prrston (. 'arp 1•nlrr. best . The objed of the two year !itud_v fuotbull U',1i::ue rnlr�· l'dP Hn·ws!('r, J i 1nrn }' Orr and Hl moi,;, i s; <;p1•ml 1 n� t h<' W<' ('k w1 1 h iunal Nut is 10 lind out how IIIU('h 1 he C'Ullll· .I.irk J\fr('la1rcn. :\1r and .\Ir� Da l l :. ., \' r•at;Pr ar,d try 's living and spt>nding habi t.� t hree yea1·s n!(O. I n Now On A \f i k l' J l f'nry . · n i d( ramplwll . othrr frn•nd� an,l 1 1"l;1l 1 rps 1n 1 tw Never extr:1vaganl with op1 i m have cha nged sinee 1h(' last sud 1 IWVl'r1 ht•l £'ss has Joh n 11f'gl'r am.I H udy I la�'!'\ ('Olll· ar(';J . surYe}' in 1950 ;md adjust lh 1· ism, Park.:-r Dr. , 1 11 ,1 :\Ir� ,1Hmc1; lloush or Stl'l'iers w i l l hP p rise o•w n f t h,, Jw s1 l i ,whi l rkn 1 1 1 th11t c h l i f:i cost or l i v ing iridex aroord ingly. We Also Have A Good Seledion Interviewers last we 1 •k began troubk.sornc in the Easl trn l J ivi - uni ! s in 1 he leagu p but P:1rk t'r Cha11 1 pai�n. 111 1 1 1 0 1 s. Wl'rt' J.:Uhh of M r. and Mr�. l )a l J :ls Y(>a�£'r. appearf'd unc.isy cal l in g on selcded household� in sion. Of Used Healing Equipment "Ca m p i.te ll has h(•p n h u rt a11d l a� 1 Thu rsrla �· r1 i r,: h l Ther ]1>(1 on "Bobby L11yne has nol play e d J3 major cities. well during the prc-se11su11," Park - 1 1lf' u n i t all m us! hi' hea lthy. F rida .1• mor11 i11i for Wa.� h 1 ni.:t r ,n. n. LHI Six WHki ' They w i l l gather £11cts over a er said. " His t iming is off and WP ' vt• got to improve defens1vPly. t' , whl'rr I h i'�' w i l l ns11 fru· n ds. ONLY AT " There Wl!rt' too many 11assl's ---- - --six . week period on family l'harar h!' has l' Omplainr·tl of sore nr ss in AWAR D 21 FELLOWSHIPS teristics .incomes. expenses, hous• his al'm. liut h(! was sluw i n s ta r\• <' ompl e- tcd ag :::1 i nst us in c xh i bi• Nf.W \' OHK ! \ ' P l ! Th f' ('ar• ing facilities, rents or 1aX("S paid i ng last .season and i t ' s ju .s t a l ions. ' " Park i'r .iddt•d. nt•.C:il' En(]O\.\' rn1·n1 fnr l •1 t nna1ion and ol her information about dwell ­ q\U'stion of lime." The Strelers ' o f fP nsivr l i ne is al Pea(·e has aw:inlr d 2 1 fell,1 ,,,,. Parker has hel'n srar<" h i ng for SYRACUSE, 0. PHONE WV-!.ff84 ings. > ·etera11s with 1he e x • -�l/p.� in dipl ! l ma1·y fo forri�ri ''Tradsporlntio,, -C,n I.and' �,1d°'W8ter" The study is a first step in 11 a fullbaek sim·c ht• look charJ!1• maclr u p of , · l } ru11 ll eH ms s'rrl'i<"I' nfri 1 ·1•r� frnm 1 4 P11untrif'� IHI 11ST IN FUfl.fHAiny C:OMl'Ollf . MUIUD CIIMA1'110L major .rnrvey wh ich, in the nt•xt of t he St eelers and he lhinks .10 l 1 11 ee1> l i ,m s of l iii." k l l' l " E. Main St. Phone WY •2-3870 Pomeroy, O. Dul l hPse in Asia, A f r 1 <•a nnd t hl' {'ari hhe:in. Jamci; nan center <(tld 11c1•cl. l1t• l fill l l i w ,lohnson Henry two years, will l'uver G6 ci ties aml "[f . !uhn lknry keeps going i n rookies ran blend with st•asonl'd -- --- --- towns in l hc United St11lt•s to l ikf' l:H·kll' F'ra11k Var. bring t he consumer price index up l he rei.: ular season as he' has dur• pcrforml'r5 John N1shy and guards luone, ril a have l l w(• ibitions, h x ' e he t in� to date. te11lrr Ed .an1I Sandusky ki' i M ParkN goud l u l lbal'k," "We frankly do not know how real . y B1•ah murh the index will be changed tlruwled. 1<: nds F.tni1· St a u 1 ncr a n d Parker was im pressed hy John• by the survey," Adolph o. Ber• Tarnsovic nn t h e• ht 1 I · C:t•orgf' furmrr ger, rei;ional director i11 Ch icago, son whc11 the 2 1 5-pound a rl('frnsiv£> li11e .il1111g of � wa1·k. !hr o 1 n•p11rlecl �l:ir S\11lf' Arizona told United Press Internat ional. .loc Drnpu and ,Joe guards h l i w in <'amp lt11ining Li•ms Detroit "We do know Iha! thert' have .rwis l a., . i;.t•signe,1 P:irker hcen hig rhani;:cs since 1950, how . 1 957. Bui " Wr rf'all�- tH' t'd dl'plh in our N"er, '' 11(' suit!. "Income has gon1· Lions eoarh hcfort' l hc s(•ason �t·t·omfory, " l'arkPr Pn.� ive d!•f to u p faster than consumi!r prkrs. 01,1cm•d and had no opportuni1y Jr11m�1rnlate t hroughout . Sparkling black finish , auto. . .lunior Wren, lJNhy "Oran s.ii!I. ramregular ht' ! in lohnson A� income rises, people tend to see , Dick M ol'gk and Dun Sut heri11 t rans. Radio and heater, white sidewall tires. buy JllOre l u x u ry itemi; and spend paign. However, Parker is fami l i ar 111us1 slay rrl'C from injurirs if their leisure time in di!fercnl with the abili1 ii•s of two othN we are to mo�e i n this lc�LIP." ways." Affech Wa11e1 Berger aaid the index has be· • • o t I o o e I I I o O t I I I t o • t I III I OI I I I I I O . •_; •t I tI o o • •• come so important as a meesurP of the nation 's standard of li\fog •• • "that we can't have any doubt or •• • controversy attached lo ii." Coronet V8 rour Door SN\ an. Automatic tr ansmission. Radio and heater. Turquoise & Fast and Reasonable • •• Millions of Americans have white finish. Runs very guod . • A Heinernic is a picnic indoors or t he i r wages and salaTies JH'llrf'd . out where good friends and neigh• •• • to the index, he said. I t is also •• an important considera tion in de­ bors and all the kids get together • risions made by federal and lo­ •• to enjoy hot dogs and 'burgers and • F.rom Body Work To Transmission cal governmen t1;, p�ofession als, •• all the fixin's tastily enclosed in For Any and All Car Services businessmen and labor groups. •• Heiner's buns. Have one ! Betger said there are many • Cluh Sedan _ fl cvl. Automatic t rnnsmissi on. New seat covers, white sidewal1 tires. STO,P. HERE FOR - commodi ties which have !Jecomt Good Thinrs Go with Blue and white HniSh. more importan t to family l iving • 'cause . • . -Heiner's today than in 1 950. Other items ••• Heiner's Goes with are now less important and will • be dropped from the index, he Everylhin1 Good! aaid. •• Starts This w..1c 1 • This week's sam pl ing opened in Phone WY-2-3377 • • cities having over I ¼ million pop. 1 Ml4�rl, 0. ulation. They are Hoston, New N. Sl\l'ond .& Hudso\l York, Philadelp hia, Pillshurg l1 , Clevelam i, Detroit, Chk.1go, St. Louis, Bal l imore, Washingt on, D. C., San Frandsco and Los Angeles. Allanta, Ga .. abo is in the Automatic lr.ansmission . radio. new seat co vf'rs. green and ivory hnish, white sidewall irro u p, although its populatio n is less . tires. Special this week. Other cities to be surveyed in lhe neK.t six weeks arc l isted be. l o w and grouped accordin g lo size: Goorl fin ish, looks and ru ns good . Radio and Powerglide transmission. 250,000 to 1 ,250,000 - Buffalo, N. Y.; Indiana polis; Dallas, Tex.; Seal lle, Wash. 50,000 to 250,000-Porlland , Mc.; Champa ign - Urbana, Ill.; Cedar Good t i res, ru ns good , radio and heater. M u d t ires on rea r. Rapids, fowa; Orlando, ._.,a. : Aus lin, Texas, 2.500 to W,000-Kings!on , N. Y.; 3 /, Findlay, Ohio; Niles, Mich.; Dev• • New Store i l ".s Lake, N. O.: Union, S. C.; Vicks burg, ;11iss.; MrAllen, Tell.: Kl,1 m. Goort finish and tires, 4 speed t ransmission. e Wlde . Aisles ath Falls, Ore.; Anchorage, A l aska. d • Completely Air-Con ditione I J)es.'endent."i ( )f Levt, R 0USh ' lleld Reun1'on LOAFERS f I $2.99 THE SHOE BOX West Shade Socia Events I MASON N Qf Th ews I Another Census Being Taken e Wee k I Aero� Nation Your Home Deserves T6e Bestl Steelers Making Parker t"eel . 1·IC AbOU t '60 Chances """'" ;1 �'t:·:0t�11 0 t.1m1s * i';::;;:t:;: I TRAltE Your Car or Pickup Truck ' Install luel,,a..t.l Noif' Mew Boat, Motor and Trailer ____ , Metropolitan Motors Let Us 'G ive yOU Driving Pleasure - - , � ARN OLD BROS. At R. H. Rawlings Sons 1 958 FORD Fairlane 500 Club Sedan - We Specialize IN AUTOMATIC TIANSMISSION SERVICE .. \ I! ON� STOP DOES IT ALL! • • Sale!! '57 DODGE HAD A HEINERN IC LATELY ? - - - - - �. '5 7 PLYMOUTH - - i �1 195 ..._.. E�pert t\tte,.tio11 . : . . • • • . . . . . • . . . . •. . . .. . . .••.• ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . Announcement! • We're Ready To Serve You In Our New Bu ilding -· - ' S.EE US TODAY ! M EW Vt.R K CLOTHI N HOUS E '' \ $119�ts up Are Cardigan £4.ST MAIN • ST. ROME ( l! PI ) - 1<:arlene Brown. ! he 230- pound ru·k-ond-roll ho11.� r- 1 wife from Los Angl'lcs. npcrwd J United Slates bid to rNoup lo�t prl.'�tige . ill Oly111p 1 t· l rark a,,1! f1elll tod ay by quuli[} Jtl� tn • ht• women 's �hot put w i th 52 l t'\' I . I H'4 inehes Amer1e1111 for(·es were �hoo t i ng for fo¥f gold na·dals tod�:,.· . t wo i n track and t wo in swin1111 1 1 1 i.: . 1 11 hopes or bouncini:: bt(·k frnm a "blDl' k Thursday" in wh1t'h hi.l!h jump star John Thoma� was b1·at. en by t wo R ussians an(.[ Amt'n(·a los1 the l 00-metn dash fur l h t• I firsl time 1n 32 yean I The beefy M rs. Rruwn. perhaps I ' the holiest dandng fan on ! he U . S. Olympic Cc.t1 m . 1l1splayed aslGunding nom:hnlam•p 1 n l ht' shol put trials. She didn't even bother to s 1 n f1 off her sweat suit as lhP grca1 est woman shot p u l l (•rs in 1he- world gathered in the sprawl ing Oiym• pk stadium under a cloudy sky. A sparse rrowd of less 1 hau 5,000 WBs scattered t hrough the run crele oval to wakh qualilil'al io n rounds in the lad il's ., hot )llll anrl t he broad jump. plus first heats in the 200 meters. With a m;irk of 47-6% nC'<'l'ssary lo qualify for the af1ernoons Htwls, Mrs . . Browu the 25·)'1!ar•old pitched the iron hall 52- l ! o/4 t o makl.' h1>r way into t he firi;Jls t·on­ virll'inglr. Bo•ten Ou•lifies World broad jump rhampinn R�lph Boslon, w ho tel' <'nt l y brok(• Jrsse Owens' 25•;,ear•old r<'eorrl, sent his lean body t1urlling 24·1 \ '/4 to qualify i n (hf" broad jump on the first e£r11rl. Stone Johnson of Dal las. Tex .. won h is heat in thP first round of lhe 200 meters in a n c11�ed u p 2 1 .7 SeC'Oll•IS. Ray Nor1on. the Oak l.nnrl. Cal i f., flyer who was the fa\'orilr in the JOO meler dash and wountl (Ip a disapJ)oin t i ng sixth i n thf' final�. won his heal aht•i'.11! o r Crrcal Britain ' s Oavid .lonC's i n 2 1 .2 Sl'l' ­ onds . Lf's Carne y or Akron. Ohio. UANbll.N GARAGE . llJs. --� lit t l (' l'ar. l .u.sdous green . 2 Door. The Big M . �;veryone from ( i randtna to .lunior will ride in this spat.:t' hapµy car. 11'. Main Slret!t Pirates Are Sittir:� Pretty But They Remember Black '38 0 See the C'Ol.1 M B U S U('l -Coach Wood) l la � t.>s µJannt"d l wu mutt' workoub lod,y for his 19(10 Ubiu Stal e Hud. "Yt'll and both should he held und t>r thl' same torrid conduwns a Thu.rsday H.w.yl's put 76 candidate� for 1 he through !iuekl'ye footb.v.ll team rnnllnuuus individual and team a1>S 1 ,:nments during the morning st'ssion Thursday and tried Lhe re icrves uul agalnil both the of h:ru.e a n d defen&e in the after nuun The temperature llit a hLih 9 as 1 h 1• Bul' keyes sur�ed dr1ppm,dy Whl'n i t baek and forth, had most pla}·ers uver wt>1ght � soroe as much pounds The Ruekl'ye {'Uach had c-11:1 1 4u11rt(•r mile ch11lked Liu.• players, whose speeds over a rnilc run didn ' t satl8fy h im. On{ of t he playprs who took t he spPri n l course was rhunky 1 1ne�acker Mike Ingra m . Ingram docked III ill 64 serond.9 fof 440-pretty fast for a 220 rounder, who losl eit:hl pounds durtng lhP st>.� sions "I wanted to run a 60 s<•rond quar1er,'' he moan­ ed i mpr11ssed Hayes was But I "Thal guy I ngram is a real ati1 l('ll' W(• ' vi, a lways known lhut ' AriJ ht.• · s rastPr than most peopl ft'il 1 1 1.t' I pa�r and t ht' puhlJI'.' noticl' haH" I JOlrll'd hillld:<! l o �l'n1· l h1· pub](, Tht• puhlir nulu·1• u111tr 1 bu l f•h tu t h e J)tUlt't' IIQ,11 Of t hos i• who1>1• r1�hts may ht: lrl�l}ht•d. At th, , Si111te lime the new�pilJ)t'r j;ll\ 1•, lrllil k l lll OIJI l)U b l l ri ! ) ! o l lu- n o 1 1 , · 1 • All nr th i s 1., 111 l iw Ull n,-,1 o! bo1 h pul>llr and ind1v1dual Roel{ 'n Roll llousewife Will Little• Chats I Try To Regain Lost Prestige , On Public Notice 1 Tol,11 pomt ROME < l T l l �t 11 nd 1 11gs HI t ht' l 9WJ Olymp 1 r ( , d t 11c:, d!tt•r Th urs!Ja) · s rumpcl 1 • 1 1 , , 11 l'ou1 l :, a warde.d on tt\e bas. 1:. uf JO, f 1 vi·. rvur, tbree, tw" �IJd OIi� ft•Spt.'('I IVcly fo,r Clr8l six plJ! I'!> l lluss 1 a 220 \., 1;3 2 L/r1ttnl Stull'S ,1 ( ; ,,rrudn} 120 4 J t uni,:.ir} 77 5 l La l y 72½ Ii Austral i a 7 Cn•al Bntarn 8 i(um,1111a 40 9 Sw1:ck11 36 ! I! tic Turkl'y 34 l'uland 34 A II ur twr! lri;:; 1h:in 30 By M('l. A. H. B1i11y M r and Mrli Dayton Hayman and daugh l t•r. .l<mt<I, rt·turn�d hum,, :ifh•r VlSJ l1:1g thr1r !<.Oil anti daughter 1 11 lilw and family al To• Juno, 111 .V! r and .\-Ir� ( a l Orr 11f Ant1q tl l l l' vi.� 1 1 c•d M r and Mrs l'l u1t Orr S 1 1 n 1 lay M r and :0.-lrs Fluyd R1dl'l!1Jur of ( ' 1ws1n, Mr Mid Mrs. Ernest Clark uf lta,• l fle and ,Unnard Gainn cu l l• t·d un ;,t r and Mrs. Orvy Gainer Sunda} . Mr and M rs Joh tuu(• Roush .JfH.I sun :ir 1 d d11ughler- 1 11-law, of Nt·w lln�hllJU . 1 ';1 . wcri• su pper i:ues[� uf Mr ;111d Mn, J { ' McKay, Sal urd:iy !\Ir :1 nd \I r� { ; t·o Hol.wrts, M rs !\ ud,·11 1 ' l l!'l'lt•: · illld da11�h!Pr , lk l 1 1 1 da. Mr� :'lt urg11rt•t i,1)\lt•ll wen, Sunday g11l'sls of ;'1,r. and M rs. \ilaslon Huht•rl� mid Mr aml Mrs. l 'Parl Hoht•rh a rid family, Pnm •·rvy M rs. l':rnr n Srht'('k t>11gu�I. Park ,•r�hur).\ . .�pt·nt Thursday with Orvy ( ; ;1 1 1 1 1•r and family M rs l luzt'l Lawson and f.imily of l•'nirv 1 1·w spt·nt Su1 1 d,1y aftt•rnoon w / l h hN s1 slt•r, Mr�. I .muse Head It•}· M 1.� s Barbara H i l l of C 'h:1mp;1ign. [ l l 1 nu1s spc11t a few days with M iss J11r1t'I f l;iy rn u n. Mrs Kathll• 1 •11 M 1 1tu11an nnd sn11 W i l l ia m . 1111 1! ( 'Hfol O�horiw, Keno, S!)l'lll Sun(lll ,\' aFLPrnonn with Mr H;ul1! 1 .', l ;i\ 1,111 W :'11 1 '0 will c•11rry M r�. C111n·m·1· llak tir and M ilo ,1nd ;ill 1 0 1•,. 1 1 1 1·rn.1 l ' urpk l'a n l lwr :rtdJolt•. J,' un1h;dl l,!illll!', 1111� fa ll M r a tu1 M 1·s. llci•d E:ynon of TI i l' 1 1 r,t !!:1 1 tll' will ht• hron1I Mol IHHM Siar s1H•ut Thursd11y with ' ,·;,�t S;1 l 11 1' (l;1\' ,'-;,•plt•mht>r 1 0t h , l hi• Mr. und Mrs. A H. 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I A I R SATILLITI MESSAGES NEW YOKK ( U P I ) - Radio Free rurope Thursday night broadea�l mesSli,llt's that had been boum·ed u f f t he• l1. S E:l·ho I �alellite to l i steners in IJUli.iria, Czcchoslu• vak1a nml Hungary in !heir na­ l lY e langueges. B IG CAR CLEARANCE 1 957 CADILLAC $2695 1958 CHEVROLET $1995 Coupe DeVille. BeautifH l n i l white . I ,ouk s and rides l i ke n ew. Your bcsl value. Bel Air 4 Door. Pl)WCr car Inside and out. stceri 11g 1 957 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hard Top. A n•al A dilly for a filly . 1 958 MERCURY sharp and IJ1 ak l's. A you t hfu l YEU.OW PAGES --� -� $1495 w i t hoi11 a v idory By GARY K A L E Vada l ' i nson 's l h r!'e•run homer United PrH1 lntern•tional The i' i t tshuri:h Pirates, evrr for ( 'mi·m n ;i l l , l1 1 s l lil h . hrokf' ;i m in dful of t h 1 · ilis11struus 1 9J8 3-:i t i t• in t ht• sl.'vcnth rnnmg a 1 1 J f i nish wlwn lh�•y wt•rr ovcrhauh•d j:! avl! Holl l 'urk.:-y l11s t5�h victory by t he l ' hlCll!(<J l 'ults Ill II llll(• lloh ( ; llmrn ' s f.ifth di·frat droppt·d Sl• 1 11t·mher dri vt•. an• nvL"rluu k i ng t he ( ' :mlrnals 1 ntu H 1 i rd pll'l,:e, a Milw:mkee. a l l su pt>rst 1t iuns when llw num l.J ,·r h a l f J.(Dme lwhind I :! pops up a.� lli 1 • l 1 kel .� total of (;eoni:to ( 'row1•, wlio extends his ma• Vll'IOrn.!S lll!cdcd to 1rni l down jor l£'ai:u1• re(' orr! uvery t i 11w he their rirst National Lt'ague pennant h i ts a pinrh homer. h,!ot 1 he 14th uf 11 1s carcn whe11 11 1 ha1 1 ed ror c:,b. Sill{'l' 1 927. l ' l l tsburgh is ct1rrt'111 l .1' 1,,atti 11i:,: son in the t• i � h 1 h . Wall Mor)·ll al• 1 h e NL hy seven g:;imes. t ht' sanw so homered for SL Louis. Dry,d;al� Ti11 R ecord margin t ill' l'irales h1•1ll goin l! A hast•s lu:itlcd singlP by pinch mlo the l as t mon t h of 1 1'.e 1 9:18 hit ter IJukr Snider gJJVI' non season Thi• Bu<"s now hnve 26 gamf's rl' Drysdale his 1 2 1 h win for Lo� An­ out 13 rn a i n int,:t. By playing .500 b:i l l . gl'les. Drysdale stru,-k se.ison's his raisP lo hatters ie l l i h P ov1•r n a P v l ' i t tshur);(h would h a w h e l n u n g 11dvan(ag1• over seeo11d­ Lot,1 1 to 207. It murlipcl tht• second p l .Jrt• Mi l w1n 1 ke,', whirh would Sll('Cts�ivl' yrar hr had struck out havt• 1o take 2 2 of its last 28 200 or mon•. rnahling h i m to tie OJ'tZ)' Van<'c and Sam Jont•s fo t· Na­ 1-::11ru•s lo w i n . A lli(·k (·a kulat io11 hy manai.:1•r t10 n a l League honors in t his de. howl'l1 f' r, may p;1r1ment. J i m Coker hnmert•d ror nunny M11rt:n 1 gh, hilvt' him hark hack l o lhat "ol h Phi ladelphia 11s Dick J•'arre l l lost N" Meason wlwn l lw Cubs wu11 h i s fifth gam('. s. m l h, ir str1•td1 ' exaetly 22 ,·im1 Barry Lal· l ' l !'\'t•l1md backt•d ·. tlrivl.'. . J m a n 's 15 hi 1 , roult••�oi11 g perform. J l aryl!y 1 1:idil ix, l 'lPrn , Labmt' il lH' i • w i t h 11 \3 hit u11�l,w ght of its :inti ltnllt'rlo Cll'nwnll' pas,:_,tl \1 ur. IIWII t1ga i nsl K;111.sa.s L'.ity Tito I a I I C: h ' s mi� givi ngs som � wha 1 t,· ranrona and Johll Hom i no led Thurstl:1 )' wlwn t h 1 •y 1 ,, d l' i t t .�h " rr.: h t h l' lr Hlla m w i t h three h i ts api l't'e, to a fi- 1 \'l('l11rv 1w1•r San �· ran(·1sro l l arv,•y Kl l ('111 1 had • •�;:,. 1{ 1 ,muno T hi' t ri umph was t il t ' fourth m a h t 1ll \ l·ro •1I fur t he Tr 1 b 1· .::, tl i d Andy r11w tnr l h•• l ' 1 rn 1 ,, , as t h i•v hl •ad rd 1 ' • i n• ,· f 11r K 1 · La t11nn ,.-on h is 1 . , 1 , Ii• 1 1 . , 1 , d , ,, , . , . 1 1 ·' ' li, , 1 • · 1 , ,1 n • l 1 ,, n 1 , , i n n i n e, drt· isions ' h. , ,· , lnh / J \' Kud,s .� u(fen·d his LUl lh"\l , H l lh' 1,,�\ 1 111\t' I H l"o111, 1:h ('ti,: h t h st'l b:u·k again.st lour wins. hoSll•d t lu• l!•ag 11 1• al l•'1 1 rh1•.� F11·ld . In otlwr Na\ 1 0 1 1 11 1 i.!' H�ttl ' g,1111,•s UO:-iTON ! 1 1 1'1 I � I nfielder Oon '.\1 ilwa11k1•1• look soil' posst·ssio n .,f 1!11cld 1 11, lt• l h·d by a Jirrl Bunning st•ru11d plat ' !' w i t h a 10 I v i l ' ! nrr 1-1itd1 last Tucsdar nigbt, has O\'N ( ' hi,•ugH wh ilt• l ' irwi n n a 1 i was ltCl'll urt1L•r11t l lo takl.' a res1 and heal ing S1 l md�. 7-4. arnl Los A n i� no! PX J)t dt•d to ht• with lhe geh•s edgi•d l 'h i l ad,,lrihrn . �·2. in ! l lioslon H 1!d Snx until about Sept. Innings. in n i dit i:anws. 13 C\cv(•laru l tld1·11ll·d K a nsJs c 'i l )', 7-3, in i hl' 011ly Amcri,·a1 t L,,agu i• adioll. HADDIX WINS TENTH l l a tldix, who won his l O l h game, a11d Lahirw. who pilt'ht•d the last , 3 1/21 innings , sl ri1111kd 1 5 l : ianl base nrn1wrs Clemen!!• lt•d t h t· Pirute's 1 0.1111 purarl(• w i t h h i s 1 3 1 h homrr o r tlu· n•ar a n d t w o si n­ gles. His wallop nrr lu1wr Gt.'unH• !; Maranda l' alln' in ! hl' rirsl i1111i111: w l 1 h two 11 Jot• Ad<'ork hit hi.� 20t h and 2 1 st humt""rs and U 1 l l Bruton douted h i s 1 0 t h a s the 13ravt•s rat"kf'd 111, 25 t6ta1 bas(•s on 1 1 hits. l�ad1 of i'.d· cock 's hunwrs tHmt• with a 11'!a11 aboard. l\ob Buhl S<'atlerl.'tl six hits in wu111i11g h 1.s l ::lt h [<!amt·. Al Ht>isl 's triple druvt· in Chin,xo 's run in the <'lghth inning. Dirk Drott, muking h is first st urt sitm• July 2, dro11pcd h is sixth dedsion I 21 Inch Console Model Shown $24 , 9.95 l l aycs said he wns pleased w i t h tht' rirst day ·s workout. A few (>layers didn't t.ak:c too well to the ht>al. liob Middleton, a was from M�rion, sophomurt' oni· " B111 we sent him clown under too many passes," llayes said. ' "We r n n lus le g& off. But, by golly. he's tJy fll r u u r best receiver. " 1 1 11y ,•s move � John M 1,1 mmey, Pamt>sv i llt> sophomore, rrom 11 uar­ 1 i·rha(·k to ��o. 2 offensi\'e lef'. half i ll 1 tw onl y major chan!i:e uf l hc day 1 1 ------- TOO HOT TO COOK 21 Inch Ebo11y TABLE MODEL $199.95 SWIVEL BASE $ 19 . 95 extra 2 l Inch Blonde TABLE MODjL $21,.95 SWIVEi. RASE u,.95 extra Com e I n And: See 1961 G.E. Te,evision B ring Th, Fam ily Here For. .A DELIGHTFUL MEAL C I RCLE'S Restaurant 2 1 1111d %3 IN.CH S C R E E N, S NOW ON DISPLAY Phone WY-2-3973 2 1 8 E. Main At l,east 30 Pomeroy ltlodels TO CHOOSE FROM 01Mn 6 A.M. to 10 P. M. D•lly Rea,ly New FOOTBALL TIME IS SWEATER TI. M � �rt¥ . Aln9'Jca11 STAND ltll.J \,, ,. t J\'Jlh 21 lffl,h ff!)',EVISlON ��9.9$ . DUferent In S13'le Lbw In Price $1 49S NOTIC E 1957 FORD $1 195 POMEROY BOWLING ALLEY $1095 Will Be Open For Falrlane 2 Door. 6 c,v L cngrnc for real l'conomy. Automa­ tic drlvc fOI' easy dnvl ng. 1 956 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 4 Door. Pull away from the lTOWd in this quality car that has power, pep and personality. 1956 MERCURY $995 2 Dool' . 2 doors safc for those wild kids. This is the one lhcy ' l l like lo go in, too . 1 952 BUICK $39S Super Riviera Coupe. �till a shnrp l�krng car. Runs good loo. Karr & Yan Zandt Cadillac- Olclsmo� ile-Rcimb ltr ' Phone WY-1-1341 Pomeroy OUR MOD ERN A LLEYS WERE BUILT FOR YOUR FUN ! OPEN BOWLING COMMENCING Mo■olay Evening Aug. %9 at 8:30 P.M. L1a91!•1 To Open September 6 II you deolre lo be on a bowling t•am or lo have a team In an ABC League, pl._ conl■ct Wyllls F. Davis, al ll'e fllllng ,q, WY,2-1880. Gel teams In ful •• ••an"" rapidly. Aloo lneluded IIV(U 9UIKY AlfACA l W001 PUIIOVU Slyles All Tblo And More Al The SIZES: SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE . . . $8.98 lo $It.BS BOY'S SWEATERS, 8 to 18 . . . . . . . . . . $%.98 lo ,7.88 \\ !Ill h , � lw.il I ll 2 1 I �t'( ' Olld� 1 ( , .1 d 1·anrf' lu t llt• s, , 1111d r1 1111ld a l �" l to � t• 1 1 ·r. 1 h 1 • f 1 r,1 r 1 •n1rd 1,r t hP d:1\ f•·ll 1 (1 a .J110:1 n •·,1• 2 1 ) l'ar (11,1 1\1 nsh 1 \'n rn J n ,1 k.1 , ,.. h,, won h i� lwu, 1 1 1 t h ,· mrr1 · , 1 500 1111·ter t l l'DIJ I•• ., w 1 11 1 1 1 1 17 4t:i 5 tu Oh 111p 1 1· rn�rk or t•,·l ip�,· 1 tw 1 7 5:l g ,i•I 11 1 l l,·or!!t' Brt' e r1 of ( orlla11d . .\; \ ' 1 1 1 1 !)56 A lso 1 n swun 1 1 1 1 r1g t he I ' S \I. um t>ll's �OO•mf'IN l recsl 1. le LE-<1111 won 1 1 ' t1·1al he;11 1 11 4 IR 9 to q u a l i fy for S .i ! u nl � :,. •s lrnals M 1·mber� uf t h r ll.'<1m v. ert• Donna d i.' Varoua of Laf;iY('1 !e. (';d 1 f . unh· 1 3 Yl'ars ol,j, Susan DoNr of Wa�hrng\011 V,dley. Pa .. S) lvia Hu uska of l:lf'rkelcy, Calif.. aud Molly Ro1 k m of 3h r rman Oaks. Cal i f Amerium NHd Miracle [l u t oril v a m ir.ir](' - and th(' m1rades i n l lus X V l f Olymri 1 ad art> not bc 1 t 1 1! performed by Anwr 1rans . scents rap<(ble of vaul1 1 11 i: 1 hl.' 1 11 bat'k inlu sf> r• ious C"Ont1:11t1on with lh1<;�in for thl' u nofhl'l ;i l 1 1 -a m 1 1 t lf' Then•'s tHt> sorry p1eture for u. S. O l ympians affrr one or 1 h(' most stunning form r('\,nsals in O b·mpi,· h istory lef1 world rel'ord lluld£'r John Thomas a rllt'rl! th ird in !he high jump a nd �aw the Hussi,rns surgl' i n t o a 220 1".? lo 1 53 lead In t h i.' J)Olllt ! a h 11 l;11 1 111ts, ---- -� -- l'OIIEIIOY • · !IIIDDLJ�'l' .. ' . .l.,., ' \� ,. . , .' . . .. ' Efl ] J.S• f ment 1•1me I Richie l,ucas Tabbe(I As One Of Grcatest By Head Coach I l{e1nairu; At 3 ! ' FF \1.() '\ Y t l ' I t: 1 •·11 rw>r1· J( 1 1, n 1 .. ;.: ,, of his all-around I r h..1-lugh r , , rr;,r<I J : n - l •· r 1:.,r,1�•·,· 1 , 1, . 1 1 1 ·, J 1n il'lf' l1 ne<l to U8t' h i m Ycar� In Army 1 Aflment1 hav.. .'lidf'liMd ,urh slat. warts u tarkle1 c;en .. f ; rahusky, t hP g 1 i1 n l from Syrarust': Chtwk �r�urtr)'. a 300-p,;under from Whittler College; Texas Soulh ern ' M Jim Sorey and Iowa Statt• ' s f.d � uel h:;iup! S,1m Santlt•rs. :i hilt' l meb,ieku from lht' l n 1 1 1>r 1i1y of Buffalo. also hu� /wrn hampl't("d by a bad kn*''' 1 , 1,• , , ., fl� 1. k,•r 1 ,.1, k where h (" w i l l ,1•lrl,im ,111 i l,•-; • h • · - 1• ,t,., 1 � 1,,., 1 , r /,. 11pl 1,,1 of running or NOTICE TO DiP0$1TORS Th,· t ' S A rm) Rrc·ru l l t fl � �N l1ead ,·1,,,, 1, , , f 1 •,, \ u r•r 1 , � 11 Fm,, 1 , , , 1 1,.: (Jfl 111,"i plays." ;,. Ram.s.el} .id1m t 1 ed lht· 8 1 11� • m i d , l d l\ , , 1 � 1 f J;. , 1 1·<1:.!1 I h�II A Bo�1on sa\ mgs h1rnk publish , , . , . ;, n nuunn•d l•,rl�\ t h u ! 1 h 1 • ••n , q ... r1 t>nC'id Tom r.iy 1 s t rong points Wt'rt' a s.6l 1 d offl' n , , 111' 1 l] r , \\ h,-, , t w,i , 11 1 , tu-111·1 " r, •1 1 d .,ii,·� cd B nulll'l' m a lout d111ly lll",\I � l1�1 111 ,·J 1 1 pt•r 1 v1I fur t h ,• Ar111 .1 r,• 1 , 1 • 11111• · 1 1 "nn• l he pass111g U.ar I s 1 1• e ! me, e,i:cellf'nl quffterback HH·h 1t· I . U ( ," I ll ,11 1 1 ' • / . paper l h a 1 "appliei1 l 1un has l>i;l!11 11 1 a1 1 1� at l h rcc i tar, , ,J 1 1 1 , · r ll ' l t" i d J!J Hruwn:,, calling 11,g and good pus rere 1 vers. h,, v. made to rnd act:e1Hed h)' lht' I Tl11s ar1 11our1 1·Pnwn1 " dut · tu l'hll S t h ;, t · 111, lfl�JI '.1 1 11' a J"I J 1 h,· , 1 :.;11,, 1 , and Lut·aa a double hideral l>eposit (;orporalio11 for t 11n•,,1 ,n h 1 � r•1lt< of runner-pa•· h1 •1·11 1.1 1 1 11 rrw r-1(1 1•1,1 Iii h ., rrt v.ork man� 1 r1qu 1 r1e:, th"t h a \ t' 1 11suran(·l' of eii<· h dcpmil a(' Girls' Black , . r t h ,• Bu ff,dv Bi lla have been .. r!•(·+ IT Arm} Judd. S.i:l ntl} mo1de 1 " 1 d l ;i u�1 hifrum xt.-d rcla ' 1 {' u� n l Ill l h l s bank u_p to $10,D00" . Smooth Penny cru1 t 1.:r f(lf t h 1 � ar,, .,, �aid l h ;, ! nut µhm•!I rolf' 1 ,,1fa1 1 0 t:, l i l .1ir-J, ,1 , r:,t1·1J ,, rw. of l h•· Parl y favorites adion. t he notire eontmued 1'his · ,,m• of 1 hr l u l u r,• �rra l\" rn pr,, :n 1 h,· .·' :ner1, ;m League's i nitial · th( 1� onl} only for 1 �1Jn1•n1 1•nl • was l;ike11 "in aet:ortlan ('I.' with ,, m p,, · :." !I Dt•Scl'ndenls of 1,rvi Roush h,·l<l 1lirl.'1' } t'Jr� hul t lw offl ' r of 1 (17 fuu! h:i l l a u l hori l >' j;l1ven to t his Bank" u n• Tht· h1trr 1 •l ,·h•·�lt•d Ram,1·) rn der sp1:cifletl provis i ons of t h(' a fam i ly rPun 1 on 011 Sunday. Aug I ., ehuo l � lo l 1 1gh �dmuh,, j;lrildu:.h•� Thn•· hai t• :Jl'('n 0 1 sappoinl­ d11 .i ! t'd h,· hJd 1 h r1,1.1 n t ill• l,wik j;le1wral l;iwi,, 2 1 , al t he- ho111e uf \1 rs R lan {' / 1 i� s t i l l 1 n dft·d ' n l � uf (' r,ur.�1• and Ra msey r11, Sizes 4 to 1 0 The not ice signed by t h e bank Yt'ag:er. l .f'lar1, w. V a .. rural rnu l t' y ouni: men ll' h o havl' nul c·om al Lu, ii.� J 1 J 1,I :( \.\ 1·1•k� r,f l!'il l l l / 1 , J.: , .,, I 1·11 l 1 rt·h sat J d1ed w i t h the h1Jr!J.i1, �u ;ii Y '-i r:i, rn u A �;,.,1 president, appeared t w 1 (· c m,t,1 h• • Attend111g were Mr. and M rs A pl d rd h i g h \rhuol h ;ii-e a dwin• 1 r 1 1 , ·r"\� .,( h1� team, , I news11aper, 11 week ap.1rl. It I-by Romh, Pl Pl.-as1111t ; Mrs llo ,if Hi rarecr groups whPrl' th,•> an,\ l h,11 i t , ,, l'i·nn ", i ii ! P 1\ 1 1 '• \� , . h a v,, �hown 1 m pron•rnent I un der told the depositors a lso tha t Sle Wagslafr, l lhm·hsvillP. Ohio. lllil) l i •:i r n a l rndP for t·i i i l i :in J i f,, Anwri,·a �,,,,,{! u p 11 1·1 1 11• ''J('h .,f 1,ur five e x h 1 h 1 l 1o n I !'l f'r)' pr,·s�11r(• ""'urlhl' r q ueslions with relal i un Mr. and Mrs Waller H uush. M r T ht· Arrr,_1 reerui H J rn�(-r ex�laincd. ·· bul I ;,:.;J111·�. l i n g Mfit' l' i·, Jo Laud l uc,u' AbiHty to tills subjeel may be <l1n·eh·d a nd M rs. Paul Ours Ste1·e an1l r:tt i •d 1 11 l he Park ('t>!l l ral l lul(•I , 1 1 !,ur 1.kfens 1 l'e !nlf' ha\'t:' 1 , r11 1 1 J : t t "' '' l / 1•r1• 1, a hu.1 v. h r, 1 1, r,r,.to;, h l \· 1u thr b;r nk." M i k i', M r and M rs llrrnr1 Roush ( ; a ! l i po l i � I 1 ·l 11µ11 1 rnt.' ' !h-1 ,·tl ,1()11 Mlddleporl 1 hr lw.\1 ;i , I 11rro1 1 11d l, <1·k 111 nor:lf' Doubt less other ways mighl a r1d Hl'lty Jo, '.\ir a n d Mrs. c · Jair 1 .. leg and arm lllll'S ( , 1 1 .. i r ,, 1 l A oul uf <·ol lc:.:,- th 1, .1 1•;1r H J 111 •('\ ha\'!.' hern. anti perhap.s were. US· linush. Bohb1·, A n n and J i mmy. .\ .1 111 ' EH•n '-/J, II , :!UII'!' !r) 1 ,, k,· cd lo notify depositors of th� Ori� Rou�h. Larry Har111lt011. a l l 1 1 111, , fur h 1 111 111 �• ! :,, , 11sl <1111rd :ii·1ion by the bank. Hut t hp us1· of Liuwaster. Gilio 1n t he fa,t i •r. t1 111tlwr pm �:1 11w Mr a nt1 Mrs. Wandie Roush, (a of a newspaper of general l' IH' ll· ilS a <1 uar) 1•rh:wk I laliun was provided for Spl!cifi• nal Winehesll'r: Mr and M rs. At· I ' Tot t u n u l l · h I , ., 11 1 11 n\ 1• � t a (·ally by law. This is tommon nett Housh and Melvin. Let art : M r Mr nnil Mrs \' irl'il llou�h Ma rv with ma11y kinds of public notices and Mrs l lebE.>r Housh, Pt Pleas Jo an r t l >on.1ld :ind Mr :irid M r� sJ01,1cr P aer \\ 1 1 11 l . 1 1 , ,, - , • 1,, k 1 1 1!.( Short of pnsonal notke, whirh ant: .\t r and Mrs Andr<·w ( ' ros� l .;1rr.\ ltoush nr Ja(•kson sri,•nl last is alsu Sp{'t'ified in some sit ua- and Jo, Eddie and P;1 11I. l ,{'larl w 1 ·t> k a t Ru(•kf'yt· L:ikf• l l l uo l ions, the newspaper is lhe best Falls; M rs Cutia Jnhri�un. Ho�N M rs El i1.:ilw 1 h Wirkham �pen! means uf giving pubi1· notice. It ,mrt Cathy. M r. and M r!i t 'l are1we Sl'V(' r.1 1 rlHI'� \\' J l h hrr da1 1 i?:ht 1 ·r, I , is ta11gible, it is scmi•pcrmanent Yeager. Sharon a rnl Ueverly, l..t• Mr�. W i l l l il·t l m a n. MASON P E R SONALS it is eslahlished, and invari,11,Jy t arl ; Jimmy Kna bb, Madison. W . .\Ir. ri 11 d \, 1 r, .l,,, ,·ph l .1,h ,,f M r an,I Mrs John S 1 1 1 1 1 h �prnt II has a substantial fol lowing uf V.i.: Mr. and Mrs. t ;eorilP Woes 1 ;oolvil l1• (;ratl Will M J .� 1rn �Jl!'111 1 !1! 11 ,•l ' k, . . ,d 1 n vol u1 1 Lary, pa i d. habi t u a l readcri;, I sner and JeHr('y, l ' l ltshur,:h , Ceor la�1 S.it un!ar w i t h ,\1r. anti Mr� Zan,•w l l l " . 1 1 J11" 11 1' 1 h \1 r :111d \lr� E u ro] ; At Bt>lhanv For man y years, then, the nt•ws gf' Wol'ssner Sr . Eas1 Liverpoo l . W i l l l l 1 •1 lman H u lwr! H,,w1•r ;,ral ,,,11, M iss Donna c:orrPII Or Roule 3, GMl'g(• Woessner. Jr .. F::ist Liver• M i s � Shirky l le1l ma n sprnl M•,· . �l 1ss A ! r11a l • u d d 1 1 1 i.: u f 'X 1 1 r1, . ' ( ool v i l l e . w i l l hl'gin a s a rrt>shman pool; �1r. arid M r.�. Honnld Roush era! d;1rs :ii l h L· hornr of Hord .� , � 1,,r nf \Ir, P,·;irl lfo11sh r,f \f il fur t lu, 1 2Ut h annual a<·adern ic and Susan. St1•uht•nv 1 l l 1 · Stouts at K1•110. 0 . 1hi• 1-(llt·st of �on. 1 1 1 1 d1•n1;-11 t rn 1 ror1r , 11rc . . r1· •1 1 1 year wluch begins S('p1 12 a t -�---�-Bu11 1wt 1 a Poolt•r Monday 1 11 \' J 1 ro Stir 1 , r,· 11url i •d 8£'\hany Collrge, 111-! hany. W . V.i. TOK YO ( U J' I ) - A Sf'\lel'(' f'lec to ht" 1 111 pr111 . r1.• 1 ! . . r ,uldr••�� 1,; • ftpv �nd Mrs. Thoma, H i lly ard ' M iss Gorrell is :i graduate of night trical storm Thursday ro ! r 'X . , r,•1•1 St ghth Ei 809 thC' C11rthaJ!e•Troy l l igh School. (·au.sl't.! flash floods, 36 firl.'s. :rnd Sh1rl1•r l l ◄• i lman, .ind .ll'tr .1• Oidtlle '1r nnd :\Ir.,; r . E f ' 1 1•r�a l J r,f Shr was ,1 memht•r of 1 1w Glcf' blucketl oul morP 1 han :J00.000 ('alk(l un �1r and Mrs. W i l l l li• i l . Po1 1 1 t l' lt•,, ,an! �lr- Hnn,•1 \] J l · f1 11h and t lw Fut ure l lonwmakers man M unda�· homes t hroughout Tokyo. d1f ' l l of l ' om1•roy ;ind Ju, 1 • l 1 a 111 1 d and rhr best htaring equip� is Mueller Oi!NtrOI. of AmPriea l hcre. llonn;i l . 1 ,� of :\l �' "ll sp1· 1 1 t l !w you Ja '11 imtall Mueller Climauol automatic When Wf'(•kf'nd 1 1 , 1 1 m ::: :'-ir :, 1 ,.1 i\l r,; C HH'AC:O U P I - An 1 11 lwr C('ll • S L ! l\l J\1 E H V I LI . F:, S C. (UPI} · you can bt sure- you 'tt ttetivins d,ca most hearing < t h c 1 1 il:, a11d 11 10 1 1-'1·1 1 •1 1 Hnh 'r i r i ,lames I I . Suddet h , 45. nnd I., D. sus is underway a(·ross 1 fw ('Otlll· h,, ! � , lml l"f>ll � \Jr 0 1 h J ( ma, i L pendabJc, most sa1isfylng, and lllO$I' fucf•thrifry hearing F:ut· t•. 76. Wf'fc k i l lt>li hy l i g h l n i ng I r�. This Oil(' may hf'ar 11n un port • 1''' or '1,· ""' ' "'' ""'""" Th11rs(lay whrn l h l'y took rt>fllge an! i11flue1we 011 ! ht• pa}' srnlrs of poS$Lble Ir's dnigntd 10 fit your budp too. You'U � 1 1 p under a ltl'l' on t h (• Summe rl'ilk m i l l ions and on rn11 ional econo111ir r il l�i' i';_/� amaz.ed how litdt i1 mm t0 own Mueller Oimurol auco, ;;'.;/� gvlf . - ours!' d 11 ri1 1 1: .1 t h understorm. policy det'ii;ions. stars ftp rnnrhed a1 Detroit - 1 Dunbar \ 1 s 1 1 1 11c hrr �islt·r a11rl By RUDY C ERN K OVIC -- --- -- · The 11ew SLJrVf"Y Is brini: ron matic hearing. Call us. or st0p in ac your display room. Pl'f"T'SHU H(;H (lll'U - T h (' La�·n<' and h a l fhark Tom Tnwy f;u11 1 l _\ . :\l r ;ind :llrs H 1 1 l ; 1 , f ' olib. durted by thP Rureuu of L.1 hor ro learn all abour tattf�. worryfree MueUcr Climwol �-Stal lslks, whose ros1-of• l i v i11� in P i t t � h u rgh .Str.:-lcrs lost t h t' l r first 'l'ral'Y IS a 1a lenlt•d runllt'r a111l Suzan \\' :,nwr w i l l �P<>rn l I h " aiu:onutic heatia& · r 11 t l u h gamf's hibition t·x thr(•e oach ;1lsu a ul,lmt'n\t. a 1· ri1� of pass Wt'l'k in ll1 1 1 1 har with 1 h \uhh dex is t h e ke}' to pay ra1ps in R1 1 11dy P:irkt·r 1 hi n k s he has the ren•i\·crs indudinc: flanker Hudd�· farr1 1 lr mnny industries. Mr� F:u l :1h H1111<;h or r. ( •noa, squa,I si11t·e ht• Louk o,·er t h is ll 1 a l . ends Prrston (. 'arp 1•nlrr. best . The objed of the two year !itud_v fuotbull U',1i::ue rnlr�· l'dP Hn·ws!('r, J i 1nrn }' Orr and Hl moi,;, i s; <;p1•ml 1 n� t h<' W<' ('k w1 1 h iunal Nut is 10 lind out how IIIU('h 1 he C'Ullll· .I.irk J\fr('la1rcn. :\1r and .\Ir� Da l l :. ., \' r•at;Pr ar,d try 's living and spt>nding habi t.� t hree yea1·s n!(O. I n Now On A \f i k l' J l f'nry . · n i d( ramplwll . othrr frn•nd� an,l 1 1"l;1l 1 rps 1n 1 tw Never extr:1vaganl with op1 i m have cha nged sinee 1h(' last sud 1 IWVl'r1 ht•l £'ss has Joh n 11f'gl'r am.I H udy I la�'!'\ ('Olll· ar(';J . surYe}' in 1950 ;md adjust lh 1· ism, Park.:-r Dr. , 1 11 ,1 :\Ir� ,1Hmc1; lloush or Stl'l'iers w i l l hP p rise o•w n f t h,, Jw s1 l i ,whi l rkn 1 1 1 th11t c h l i f:i cost or l i v ing iridex aroord ingly. We Also Have A Good Seledion Interviewers last we 1 •k began troubk.sornc in the Easl trn l J ivi - uni ! s in 1 he leagu p but P:1rk t'r Cha11 1 pai�n. 111 1 1 1 0 1 s. Wl'rt' J.:Uhh of M r. and Mr�. l )a l J :ls Y(>a�£'r. appearf'd unc.isy cal l in g on selcded household� in sion. Of Used Healing Equipment "Ca m p i.te ll has h(•p n h u rt a11d l a� 1 Thu rsrla �· r1 i r,: h l Ther ]1>(1 on "Bobby L11yne has nol play e d J3 major cities. well during the prc-se11su11," Park - 1 1lf' u n i t all m us! hi' hea lthy. F rida .1• mor11 i11i for Wa.� h 1 ni.:t r ,n. n. LHI Six WHki ' They w i l l gather £11cts over a er said. " His t iming is off and WP ' vt• got to improve defens1vPly. t' , whl'rr I h i'�' w i l l ns11 fru· n ds. ONLY AT " There Wl!rt' too many 11assl's ---- - --six . week period on family l'harar h!' has l' Omplainr·tl of sore nr ss in AWAR D 21 FELLOWSHIPS teristics .incomes. expenses, hous• his al'm. liut h(! was sluw i n s ta r\• <' ompl e- tcd ag :::1 i nst us in c xh i bi• Nf.W \' OHK ! \ ' P l ! Th f' ('ar• ing facilities, rents or 1aX("S paid i ng last .season and i t ' s ju .s t a l ions. ' " Park i'r .iddt•d. nt•.C:il' En(]O\.\' rn1·n1 fnr l •1 t nna1ion and ol her information about dwell ­ q\U'stion of lime." The Strelers ' o f fP nsivr l i ne is al Pea(·e has aw:inlr d 2 1 fell,1 ,,,,. Parker has hel'n srar<" h i ng for SYRACUSE, 0. PHONE WV-!.ff84 ings. > ·etera11s with 1he e x • -�l/p.� in dipl ! l ma1·y fo forri�ri ''Tradsporlntio,, -C,n I.and' �,1d°'W8ter" The study is a first step in 11 a fullbaek sim·c ht• look charJ!1• maclr u p of , · l } ru11 ll eH ms s'rrl'i<"I' nfri 1 ·1•r� frnm 1 4 P11untrif'� IHI 11ST IN FUfl.fHAiny C:OMl'Ollf . MUIUD CIIMA1'110L major .rnrvey wh ich, in the nt•xt of t he St eelers and he lhinks .10 l 1 11 ee1> l i ,m s of l iii." k l l' l " E. Main St. Phone WY •2-3870 Pomeroy, O. Dul l hPse in Asia, A f r 1 <•a nnd t hl' {'ari hhe:in. Jamci; nan center <(tld 11c1•cl. l1t• l fill l l i w ,lohnson Henry two years, will l'uver G6 ci ties aml "[f . !uhn lknry keeps going i n rookies ran blend with st•asonl'd -- --- --- towns in l hc United St11lt•s to l ikf' l:H·kll' F'ra11k Var. bring t he consumer price index up l he rei.: ular season as he' has dur• pcrforml'r5 John N1shy and guards luone, ril a have l l w(• ibitions, h x ' e he t in� to date. te11lrr Ed .an1I Sandusky ki' i M ParkN goud l u l lbal'k," "We frankly do not know how real . y B1•ah murh the index will be changed tlruwled. 1<: nds F.tni1· St a u 1 ncr a n d Parker was im pressed hy John• by the survey," Adolph o. Ber• Tarnsovic nn t h e• ht 1 I · C:t•orgf' furmrr ger, rei;ional director i11 Ch icago, son whc11 the 2 1 5-pound a rl('frnsiv£> li11e .il1111g of � wa1·k. !hr o 1 n•p11rlecl �l:ir S\11lf' Arizona told United Press Internat ional. .loc Drnpu and ,Joe guards h l i w in <'amp lt11ining Li•ms Detroit "We do know Iha! thert' have .rwis l a., . i;.t•signe,1 P:irker hcen hig rhani;:cs since 1950, how . 1 957. Bui " Wr rf'all�- tH' t'd dl'plh in our N"er, '' 11(' suit!. "Income has gon1· Lions eoarh hcfort' l hc s(•ason �t·t·omfory, " l'arkPr Pn.� ive d!•f to u p faster than consumi!r prkrs. 01,1cm•d and had no opportuni1y Jr11m�1rnlate t hroughout . Sparkling black finish , auto. . .lunior Wren, lJNhy "Oran s.ii!I. ramregular ht' ! in lohnson A� income rises, people tend to see , Dick M ol'gk and Dun Sut heri11 t rans. Radio and heater, white sidewall tires. buy JllOre l u x u ry itemi; and spend paign. However, Parker is fami l i ar 111us1 slay rrl'C from injurirs if their leisure time in di!fercnl with the abili1 ii•s of two othN we are to mo�e i n this lc�LIP." ways." Affech Wa11e1 Berger aaid the index has be· • • o t I o o e I I I o O t I I I t o • t I III I OI I I I I I O . •_; •t I tI o o • •• come so important as a meesurP of the nation 's standard of li\fog •• • "that we can't have any doubt or •• • controversy attached lo ii." Coronet V8 rour Door SN\ an. Automatic tr ansmission. Radio and heater. Turquoise & Fast and Reasonable • •• Millions of Americans have white finish. Runs very guod . • A Heinernic is a picnic indoors or t he i r wages and salaTies JH'llrf'd . out where good friends and neigh• •• • to the index, he said. I t is also •• an important considera tion in de­ bors and all the kids get together • risions made by federal and lo­ •• to enjoy hot dogs and 'burgers and • F.rom Body Work To Transmission cal governmen t1;, p�ofession als, •• all the fixin's tastily enclosed in For Any and All Car Services businessmen and labor groups. •• Heiner's buns. Have one ! Betger said there are many • Cluh Sedan _ fl cvl. Automatic t rnnsmissi on. New seat covers, white sidewal1 tires. STO,P. HERE FOR - commodi ties which have !Jecomt Good Thinrs Go with Blue and white HniSh. more importan t to family l iving • 'cause . • . -Heiner's today than in 1 950. Other items ••• Heiner's Goes with are now less important and will • be dropped from the index, he Everylhin1 Good! aaid. •• Starts This w..1c 1 • This week's sam pl ing opened in Phone WY-2-3377 • • cities having over I ¼ million pop. 1 Ml4�rl, 0. ulation. They are Hoston, New N. Sl\l'ond .& Hudso\l York, Philadelp hia, Pillshurg l1 , Clevelam i, Detroit, Chk.1go, St. Louis, Bal l imore, Washingt on, D. C., San Frandsco and Los Angeles. Allanta, Ga .. abo is in the Automatic lr.ansmission . radio. new seat co vf'rs. green and ivory hnish, white sidewall irro u p, although its populatio n is less . tires. Special this week. Other cities to be surveyed in lhe neK.t six weeks arc l isted be. l o w and grouped accordin g lo size: Goorl fin ish, looks and ru ns good . Radio and Powerglide transmission. 250,000 to 1 ,250,000 - Buffalo, N. Y.; Indiana polis; Dallas, Tex.; Seal lle, Wash. 50,000 to 250,000-Porlland , Mc.; Champa ign - Urbana, Ill.; Cedar Good t i res, ru ns good , radio and heater. M u d t ires on rea r. Rapids, fowa; Orlando, ._.,a. : Aus lin, Texas, 2.500 to W,000-Kings!on , N. Y.; 3 /, Findlay, Ohio; Niles, Mich.; Dev• • New Store i l ".s Lake, N. O.: Union, S. C.; Vicks burg, ;11iss.; MrAllen, Tell.: Kl,1 m. Goort finish and tires, 4 speed t ransmission. e Wlde . Aisles ath Falls, Ore.; Anchorage, A l aska. d • Completely Air-Con ditione I J)es.'endent."i ( )f Levt, R 0USh ' lleld Reun1'on LOAFERS f I $2.99 THE SHOE BOX West Shade Socia Events I MASON N Qf Th ews I Another Census Being Taken e Wee k I Aero� Nation Your Home Deserves T6e Bestl Steelers Making Parker t"eel . 1·IC AbOU t '60 Chances """'" ;1 �'t:·:0t�11 0 t.1m1s * i';::;;:t:;: I TRAltE Your Car or Pickup Truck ' Install luel,,a..t.l Noif' Mew Boat, Motor and Trailer ____ , Metropolitan Motors Let Us 'G ive yOU Driving Pleasure - - , � ARN OLD BROS. At R. H. Rawlings Sons 1 958 FORD Fairlane 500 Club Sedan - We Specialize IN AUTOMATIC TIANSMISSION SERVICE .. \ I! ON� STOP DOES IT ALL! • • Sale!! '57 DODGE HAD A HEINERN IC LATELY ? - - - - - �. '5 7 PLYMOUTH - - i �1 195 ..._.. E�pert t\tte,.tio11 . : . . • • • . . . . . • . . . . •. . . .. . . .••.• ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . Announcement! • We're Ready To Serve You In Our New Bu ilding -· - ' S.EE US TODAY ! M EW Vt.R K CLOTHI N HOUS E '' \ $119�ts up Are Cardigan £4.ST MAIN • ST. ROME ( l! PI ) - 1<:arlene Brown. ! he 230- pound ru·k-ond-roll ho11.� r- 1 wife from Los Angl'lcs. npcrwd J United Slates bid to rNoup lo�t prl.'�tige . ill Oly111p 1 t· l rark a,,1! f1elll tod ay by quuli[} Jtl� tn • ht• women 's �hot put w i th 52 l t'\' I . I H'4 inehes Amer1e1111 for(·es were �hoo t i ng for fo¥f gold na·dals tod�:,.· . t wo i n track and t wo in swin1111 1 1 1 i.: . 1 11 hopes or bouncini:: bt(·k frnm a "blDl' k Thursday" in wh1t'h hi.l!h jump star John Thoma� was b1·at. en by t wo R ussians an(.[ Amt'n(·a los1 the l 00-metn dash fur l h t• I firsl time 1n 32 yean I The beefy M rs. Rruwn. perhaps I ' the holiest dandng fan on ! he U . S. Olympic Cc.t1 m . 1l1splayed aslGunding nom:hnlam•p 1 n l ht' shol put trials. She didn't even bother to s 1 n f1 off her sweat suit as lhP grca1 est woman shot p u l l (•rs in 1he- world gathered in the sprawl ing Oiym• pk stadium under a cloudy sky. A sparse rrowd of less 1 hau 5,000 WBs scattered t hrough the run crele oval to wakh qualilil'al io n rounds in the lad il's ., hot )llll anrl t he broad jump. plus first heats in the 200 meters. With a m;irk of 47-6% nC'<'l'ssary lo qualify for the af1ernoons Htwls, Mrs . . Browu the 25·)'1!ar•old pitched the iron hall 52- l ! o/4 t o makl.' h1>r way into t he firi;Jls t·on­ virll'inglr. Bo•ten Ou•lifies World broad jump rhampinn R�lph Boslon, w ho tel' <'nt l y brok(• Jrsse Owens' 25•;,ear•old r<'eorrl, sent his lean body t1urlling 24·1 \ '/4 to qualify i n (hf" broad jump on the first e£r11rl. Stone Johnson of Dal las. Tex .. won h is heat in thP first round of lhe 200 meters in a n c11�ed u p 2 1 .7 SeC'Oll•IS. Ray Nor1on. the Oak l.nnrl. Cal i f., flyer who was the fa\'orilr in the JOO meler dash and wountl (Ip a disapJ)oin t i ng sixth i n thf' final�. won his heal aht•i'.11! o r Crrcal Britain ' s Oavid .lonC's i n 2 1 .2 Sl'l' ­ onds . Lf's Carne y or Akron. Ohio. UANbll.N GARAGE . llJs. --� lit t l (' l'ar. l .u.sdous green . 2 Door. The Big M . �;veryone from ( i randtna to .lunior will ride in this spat.:t' hapµy car. 11'. Main Slret!t Pirates Are Sittir:� Pretty But They Remember Black '38 0 See the C'Ol.1 M B U S U('l -Coach Wood) l la � t.>s µJannt"d l wu mutt' workoub lod,y for his 19(10 Ubiu Stal e Hud. "Yt'll and both should he held und t>r thl' same torrid conduwns a Thu.rsday H.w.yl's put 76 candidate� for 1 he through !iuekl'ye footb.v.ll team rnnllnuuus individual and team a1>S 1 ,:nments during the morning st'ssion Thursday and tried Lhe re icrves uul agalnil both the of h:ru.e a n d defen&e in the after nuun The temperature llit a hLih 9 as 1 h 1• Bul' keyes sur�ed dr1ppm,dy Whl'n i t baek and forth, had most pla}·ers uver wt>1ght � soroe as much pounds The Ruekl'ye {'Uach had c-11:1 1 4u11rt(•r mile ch11lked Liu.• players, whose speeds over a rnilc run didn ' t satl8fy h im. On{ of t he playprs who took t he spPri n l course was rhunky 1 1ne�acker Mike Ingra m . Ingram docked III ill 64 serond.9 fof 440-pretty fast for a 220 rounder, who losl eit:hl pounds durtng lhP st>.� sions "I wanted to run a 60 s<•rond quar1er,'' he moan­ ed i mpr11ssed Hayes was But I "Thal guy I ngram is a real ati1 l('ll' W(• ' vi, a lways known lhut ' AriJ ht.• · s rastPr than most peopl ft'il 1 1 1.t' I pa�r and t ht' puhlJI'.' noticl' haH" I JOlrll'd hillld:<! l o �l'n1· l h1· pub](, Tht• puhlir nulu·1• u111tr 1 bu l f•h tu t h e J)tUlt't' IIQ,11 Of t hos i• who1>1• r1�hts may ht: lrl�l}ht•d. At th, , Si111te lime the new�pilJ)t'r j;ll\ 1•, lrllil k l lll OIJI l)U b l l ri ! ) ! o l lu- n o 1 1 , · 1 • All nr th i s 1., 111 l iw Ull n,-,1 o! bo1 h pul>llr and ind1v1dual Roel{ 'n Roll llousewife Will Little• Chats I Try To Regain Lost Prestige , On Public Notice 1 Tol,11 pomt ROME < l T l l �t 11 nd 1 11gs HI t ht' l 9WJ Olymp 1 r ( , d t 11c:, d!tt•r Th urs!Ja) · s rumpcl 1 • 1 1 , , 11 l'ou1 l :, a warde.d on tt\e bas. 1:. uf JO, f 1 vi·. rvur, tbree, tw" �IJd OIi� ft•Spt.'('I IVcly fo,r Clr8l six plJ! I'!> l lluss 1 a 220 \., 1;3 2 L/r1ttnl Stull'S ,1 ( ; ,,rrudn} 120 4 J t uni,:.ir} 77 5 l La l y 72½ Ii Austral i a 7 Cn•al Bntarn 8 i(um,1111a 40 9 Sw1:ck11 36 ! I! tic Turkl'y 34 l'uland 34 A II ur twr! lri;:; 1h:in 30 By M('l. A. H. B1i11y M r and Mrli Dayton Hayman and daugh l t•r. .l<mt<I, rt·turn�d hum,, :ifh•r VlSJ l1:1g thr1r !<.Oil anti daughter 1 11 lilw and family al To• Juno, 111 .V! r and .\-Ir� ( a l Orr 11f Ant1q tl l l l' vi.� 1 1 c•d M r and Mrs l'l u1t Orr S 1 1 n 1 lay M r and :0.-lrs Fluyd R1dl'l!1Jur of ( ' 1ws1n, Mr Mid Mrs. Ernest Clark uf lta,• l fle and ,Unnard Gainn cu l l• t·d un ;,t r and Mrs. Orvy Gainer Sunda} . Mr and M rs Joh tuu(• Roush .JfH.I sun :ir 1 d d11ughler- 1 11-law, of Nt·w lln�hllJU . 1 ';1 . wcri• su pper i:ues[� uf Mr ;111d Mn, J { ' McKay, Sal urd:iy !\Ir :1 nd \I r� { ; t·o Hol.wrts, M rs !\ ud,·11 1 ' l l!'l'lt•: · illld da11�h!Pr , lk l 1 1 1 da. Mr� :'lt urg11rt•t i,1)\lt•ll wen, Sunday g11l'sls of ;'1,r. and M rs. \ilaslon Huht•rl� mid Mr aml Mrs. l 'Parl Hoht•rh a rid family, Pnm •·rvy M rs. l':rnr n Srht'('k t>11gu�I. Park ,•r�hur).\ . .�pt·nt Thursday with Orvy ( ; ;1 1 1 1 1•r and family M rs l luzt'l Lawson and f.imily of l•'nirv 1 1·w spt·nt Su1 1 d,1y aftt•rnoon w / l h hN s1 slt•r, Mr�. I .muse Head It•}· M 1.� s Barbara H i l l of C 'h:1mp;1ign. [ l l 1 nu1s spc11t a few days with M iss J11r1t'I f l;iy rn u n. Mrs Kathll• 1 •11 M 1 1tu11an nnd sn11 W i l l ia m . 1111 1! ( 'Hfol O�horiw, Keno, S!)l'lll Sun(lll ,\' aFLPrnonn with Mr H;ul1! 1 .', l ;i\ 1,111 W :'11 1 '0 will c•11rry M r�. C111n·m·1· llak tir and M ilo ,1nd ;ill 1 0 1•,. 1 1 1 1·rn.1 l ' urpk l'a n l lwr :rtdJolt•. J,' un1h;dl l,!illll!', 1111� fa ll M r a tu1 M 1·s. llci•d E:ynon of TI i l' 1 1 r,t !!:1 1 tll' will ht• hron1I Mol IHHM Siar s1H•ut Thursd11y with ' ,·;,�t S;1 l 11 1' (l;1\' ,'-;,•plt•mht>r 1 0t h , l hi• Mr. und Mrs. A H. B11ih•y. · r�I i r s l'!lllll'fO}' i•r fl 1 , 1J.( 1 1 1 IIIUl'1 Mrs Mary llost' wui; in East I .iv• J!; 1 1 1 11• 111!;1 1 1 1 , 1 t );ik 1 1 1 1 1 Tlw l rnu· npool Sol11rJ11y ViKiting rrlaL1ves. HI llru;uk; 1 �1 1•;11 h S;1 t 11rda}' w i l l lw Mrs Art Morarily, Mrs. l l!'lcn fl :I I t I rt·lchrutod lht• hirthduy of l;•rri� l Vr;rnk Y11u 1 1 J.!1Y!'l' 1 l 1 w i l l h1• hand 1 h1• 1 r mo!lwr. Mrs M11ry MrKay a! 1 1 1 1 1-: 1 11 1 • p\,11 111 pl;11 Tlw n1 1llp\el , · l ht• l larris f1shin1-: l':11np at 1 ; 1•t•<t1 l 'o11 1 + ' f(II , , 111·111 11,· w i l l 1 1 1• i'O\'!'!'t• 1 I . 11,·11tl Wllh ;1 d Llllll'I' Sunda}' ' 1 ,. . 1 ' • , . ,. , , ,. . '.\ 1 1 ·• , , , � /I f f l�• f'\ v �HI O lo '-. H ! Jl1' H D I\ Y ' Heavy Work Laid Out For OSU's Bucks BIG CAREER AHEAD • • • By Alan Mav11 � Pan ther Games I 1 A l l IJ! lu•n .,n· w1l lio11) :lily �ol,I 11w 1 l. 1 1� 1 GB 7P -lfl fi l j 7 ) 55 5oJ 7 7 l ">t.i 559 7 l�L lifi �7 544 9 ' , ti:/ 1 5 ,,.., I l l , . 1 1 11, 1 1 1 :J7 7'.! ·-142 22 1 1 , 1,,. J ;," :i l 7:i 40:'i :.!7 I h 1 J . 1 1l, 1 1 , l , i a � !::I 80 :n:, 3 1 Thu nd,1y'$ Ruulh N'.1lw,1u1Lu 10 Chiugo 1 Pilhbu�gh 6 Sin Fr1nc i'Co C 1nc1nra l • 7 St. lou i, 4, night lo� Ang, 3 Phil1. 2, 1 1 ins, night F r id•lf · s P,obabl1 P1lchen M,lwaulr,, ,1f Cincinnati (ni 11 h'I -Jay 5 . 7 n Mcpsh 4-10. Chiugo ,., sf. loyh l ni11,ht) Cardw,11 6. 1 7 v, Simmons 5,3. Lo� Ang•IH 1t Sen Fnncisco ! r1 1ght) - Podtes 1 1 · 1 0 vs S;mford 1 1 .1 1 . Only Games Scheduled S,turd1y'5 G•mes Phd.idolphi, .tf Pittsburgh M i l waulre< 11t Cincinnati Los An9ele� •t S;an F r,nciko Chicago el SI. Loui,, ni;ht AME R I CAN L E AGUE W. L. Pct. GB 75 :'JU !iOO \,-1, Yori,. 1,.111 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1' /(j 53 589 1'l. 55 5fi7 r · t i ,1·.,�o tH 504 1 2 \\'., ,I, 1 11;' t u 1 1 II I I 'j, . 1 1 I 111,I 59 (i7 4ti8 I 1 11'1 rnll -45 8:l :152 1\ .011, , 1, ( 1 1 \ :'i5 7 1 437 11 .. , t . 1 1 1 Thur�d.,y', llHulh Cl�v"Jland 7 K ,m s.u Cit)' 3, ni9ht Only v•me scheduled F riday's Prob1bl1 Pilch.rt. Wuh lnglon ,1 Boston (2 91mH) twi-nighl _ LH 6-4. •11d Woode• �hitk 4-4 vs Muff1tl 4-l •nd Sulli• 1 'l• n S,. 1 4. Detroit ., ( hiugo (niahtJ-R ,. v•n 0.3 v, Score- 4-9. Nttw Y ork ,1t 1'81timo-re (ni9hl)F ord 9. 7 Yi P ,1pp,11 1 2·8 . Cl-e..-,1,nd ,t Kan1H C ity (nighl) Gr,r,t 9-6 or Locke 1 -4 v1 Mill 7•10. s ,1ur d 1 y' 11 G•nwt 1 I D11 troit ;:.f C hiugo , B,ltimore 1t Washington New York ,t !hltimor•, night Cle 'le land at K , nu1 Clt�, nighi _ _. _ _. I W, f Jhn Vennari's a bu n·huihllng H.nl r ,c ub ., I • NAT IONAL L E AGUE · Pi>meroy's Pan lht•r gnd dl'r!'I t•ridmg th1· 1 1 fi rst t " o \H'(•k ..., \l , l " ., u ho·,· of two-a-day d n l b n•ad_\ lHg for 1 111'11 11pt·rw1 aga111')1 l );1 k 1 1 1 1 1 ..,1 I " 1 1 1 � there next Frida\· night . arl ' t h i n 1 n q u a 1 1 ! 1 f .\ . .\ ow 1 g ,1 J1d 1 1 1 1 � " \ 1 1�1 1, , , experiencf•d a 1 mo., t plls t ..., b u r h 1 gt1 1 1 1 1 p 1 .1 i 1 l \ ,., " 4- Da i l y Sentinel. Pomeroy-Midcl leporl , O , Sept 2 , 1 960 v".Li;IY LUMIIR antl. . Sll . PPLY CO. � Ill S. Phone WV 2-27119 ftlnl .lllddlePOll BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX d!!Oler NEW and USED COAL, Oil, G4S FURNACES Phone WY,z-37114 POMEll8Y, 01110 .. • New, Modern Equipme nt • Top Quality Foods and Meal• BA K E R'S SUP-ER MARKET PEARL & LOCUST Phone WV-2-2736 ,.. low Price Seale! l,OK'ER 19S7 PONTIAC Catalina 4 Door Se dan INVENTOHl' · S11ecial This WNl $1 195 1 9S3 CHEVROLET 2 Door Sedan $395 1953 FORD ½ Ton Express 1 955 FORD · Ton Express $1095 1 954 CHEVROLET 2 Ton Cab and Flat 2 sPN'd :1xle, 825x20 tires. 1 4 spC'cd t r.. 11smission, R. H. Raw ling s DODGE * $495 $995 Son s Co. * OODGE-DART DES,TO Phone WYondoHt 2-21 52 MI DDLEPORT MILL STREET MIDDLBPOIIT, OHIQ �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid dleport, 0., Sept. 2, 1 960-7 l lSED TROMBONE: GOOD CONDrHe asona blc l'hun e J 9 � � t� �;��t II-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 . Sept . 2, 1960 ) �51:1 :',l(J l'El> MI JTUR lHKE �;ood l'Ulld1llu11 $ l o0 C.ish lt;1� rrwud � 11::ht. \f 1ddi<'port. HI J , l.,4•ad 1 n g l'r�ek Huad 9 2 31.- WANT ADS .ltUCTIONIER :::i ��B��:.A::� SAT l EED C1II o-r write I . 0. McCoy Chuter, Ohio B 22 30tp c • Lauref Cf"ff IsTrying prJS• on . . Ne�s Of The Week Escape By Using Mathematics ODVICt . • a., MAURICE TRIMMER . Without consider.a- a_n agitator ( n�urance - l'OB CONSJST�NT DEPENDABLE llESULT8 lion of olhus. " - CONCOJW G ltAPES $1 2� bu ' - -- -SANTA FE, N . M. (UPI) - The M , y na rd w " born m N e w Lo n'E M PRO CE INSURAN PLE'l • RATES C'O � br 1 1 1g ronLam er- we pick 27 lone CO!lYict rn a cell on death row d on, C onn. H u1 r athc r and mothe r tectJon, We, Aute, Fire, PoJII) i' 1:arl .-,t, Middleport B :W 3tp Mexit'o State Prison i� were alcoholics and di vorced. As a t cant.II per wud, one in�eruon Mln ll'lum eharg e •- 60 ccnta. Call Don llill 1 M i ddleport. a l New _ ther e , 1 h ,, own re.. "•esl. .. I C!ellla per word io r t.h.ree co�llYe lll!lerl.1on1, child he "bou nced back and fourlh ')}tl-11 : 1'1111 EV f-' U H itEASON AJ::IU.: C onvic ted murd erer Dona ld May- belw,en th,m �I.I - Ont! mo1:Lh for JU ceulJ r,t:r won.I. ." 11 u1t k �a I c I I ari:f' n• stauranl , BA B.N f�6 SIMPSON lNSURA N CE nard ai.kecl to be moved Lo lhe base fr om the lime he was 1 4 he ruu rate of 4 Ct'Ut.s pt·r wonl v.111 be chaq;ed for advcrt1.s1fl.i �llJW with alladtt!d gnll. Also Agent i. , M1ddlepurt Fire, Auto• men\ ce l l near the gas chamber so spent moi. t or hi� life m cnrrcctrnn If not paid w&tb.10 l U d<1yb a fkr rcce,vw� lull 01 I wr 1 ' •·1 1 1 � l. a 11 wv• 2·,Jv .,.,43 • •,1 1d mo b I I c, Bonds. Phone WY2 I t wou Id bc quiete r ror h im lo con- al mstl! ut1ons or hv1ng by ste;i.l1ng 1:rn,,.. , in Adveru�,41: - Should tie ' " l>l ' 11•d '.m,1,�d111lt!ly The dl1•µ11rt, Ohiu 9 l 3k 2903 8· 21- tf centrat e on wh11t he considers a and thievin K . Dall, Senunel wlll no1 bf rlll>P'JILSJ tik fur mort ll1an one rncu.r near.p erfect escapf' fo r a li fe•term · hCl lllifllertion. He and anothe r fellow pulled a I T l l u H u Ul; ! J UltED C(JLI.JE l'Ul'S Pr 61p l 2 1 ' Rea l Estate l'h1J11( � J I 2·4793 8 30 · C•.1:d of rl!10b irnd Sipec1al Nollrt>S ol tV, ' lllll S.1 IJO Ubll llifflN robbery and kidnapped a pol i ceI --- I Warde n Harold Co1 said, " We'r e man on n. 23, 1 50, at Albuci. IMabU&bed al I ce'lt per word. 9 uerJa .\I O I H'. !I N 7 ROOM HOME: . EN· q u l le proud of whal he has done. " J DA VS , 1.JA Y u UA Y S l MU. '.'/OH.OS / 1 90 I Mo r i ne que, N. M The policem an talked tloS<'d ponhcs. l acre ground on I n tu i. first Pline years at the' us OOr 90c ,I, , 35 H.50 I .111eo I n Heights. Phone WY 2· pf'nitentta ry Maynard tried di•rb . them into sur r end er ing. AS IS SPEC IALS S l .20 20 60c II 8<' $8.u<l On June I l , 1 952, while serving 8 3 l-6lp gmg throug h walls. faking sickness .i . ::1885 57 Mc-rcury 60 H . P. $49S.OO $ 1 50 $7 .5(1 :m 70C � i:i 4 1 0 ye ;i. r senten ce, Maync1 rd S9 Mercury 70 H . P. $595 .00 and impc r sonati r1 g a guard in un- made his fourth escape attem pt al ' SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE 1, UI< L O A M wuJ t)J,> 1 11 tl1 1t iJ by iy 2 .,..1->U, 4 5 H . P. Mercury Out t it $995 . 00 . successful attfmp ts to make a . • • " · co pr,son . It cnd•d '" I I wit h bat h , n1re 1 ocatJOn. Me 1 vm break All he rel"cived for his f.' f- t h .__. N ...w Me•, METROPOLITAN MOTORS 1 ll 1 1 lh de the or a guard and a life i 1 ood, 1 1 Locus! SL, l'omero_y. l e forts was a life �entence for stab- judgment against him . 600 E ul M•ln Street, Pom roy (.> I • 3olp bmJ! a i;uard to death in 1952. Phone WYl-3870 _ _ -___- �-lie narrowly esc.iped being Juli Howe ver, smc(' June, 1959, he ed hims e lf ill 8 l0 l fc I 1 1 Notices t- o r ::. a 1 e 8 IWO M S , W ITI I BATH Two story a 1953 r iot when he h(m1e fll•ar school. Tak e ove r has worked 8 lo 1 2 hours a day 1J n was shot i n the lefl knee as he i■ AM1T• AND PE5l CONTROL J A U C T ION $46 00 JIN month payments after whal he believes is a way out, in- dived under his cot during a bu rst l .,1 1 , iti-1m , 1 1 1 :.: (11 huu�t•h1il d lltrr Pain, frH ini.pedion. l n,ur down payment. Phone WY 2-5324. h>llec tually if not ph_ysically. May- of gunfir e thal fatally wound ed a M 111, .,.atic>nwlde. Phon• M: . f 11 1 1 1 J t U H ' , , 1 ! lw h ! c Jt•sst• Brl ' W [ W A N'l't:D \h•d iral roots, Gm 8 23 30tc nard 's "priso n break" ' is a ste p-by- nearby mmatc. :ilayn ard spent end A. Service '51atlon WY2- .-. ! t· r ., 1 l h,· tu,m,• on :17:l t-:ilj\ !><'l!i(, tSlw1d Hool, wild gint,J:er, step e,ploration or the world or most or hill time in segregation af• 4--2.6-tfc 2 1 1<1 .'\ \ \ ' . Ill i'Ollll'fUY, Ohio, Scpl 2366. ) l ' l/ 11w rool. :\olayapple, etc One rnathcmatics. It's a torturous climb ter thaL - --- :J. l !clliO �,\T U HI M Y , I 00 I ' M I o f Oh1o ' j tJl'sl markclS-U\' C r 40 for a 33-yea r-old convict with only tfe now The n in the early part of H>58 !i av f' a rn mplet e L1 1 1 1 1 1-: h",,111 Su1tr . Sta nch, snr.i , p•ars same location. E H . a refo r m school ed ucalion. rRAV EL SERV ICE If yo u a re lk 1I . E m l T;,.hlc � form er Warden T. M. Woodruff . W 1i·ker l 'hair!> , :\-1o rM•, Al bany, Ohio. McArthur "F'rankly, the fencf.' or the wall told Maynard o f a forme r Alcatraz 1o ing to ,.ny forei gn country 1 ! 1 1 1-t, . !• J11u r i ,;, m i, ( J I .a mt Mali t • ). H<)ild next 10 TenneS!lee Gas i� q uite a challenge," the tall pal e, prisoner who be came int or an)'where in the U. S. g l \' e H1 1rkrr . 1'11 t llr l ' S Hand erest ed in N EW HAVEN - Modern 5-room skinn ed, slil;:h 'am1 1•tl l l ' l :t n l 30 6tc 8 tly stooptd man said math emat ics. Th e man studi UI a call. No servll'C ch a rge , n a l tJ I HJ�u,i l i . 2 l{;nJ1u ed the bnck home, hardwood rloon, guielly. "This s, Brass t' J rt ' has be come th e sam e subject .so thoroughl> exlra,. TAWN EY STU �t OS, 42.l l 'l :t c •· :O'!t 'l . 111,oks , An tique he eventual­ and forted hot air healing. Lo­ Oil fo r me." Second l,al h po ! J s, l .a 111 p H , 11 ,k ( ' .i , e ( Se c l !H JIOI A\'Cnue, ly was released to teach at a um­ cated on 65' x 150 ' lot i n excel­ ,I ( ) 2 The striped prison pants and versity. Phone G J tl 1 6 1 5 or <, I 6 1 243 . ! l i t l o p t;il)lt, . K1td1 l lc11l neighborhood neu grad e ' n table u11tl �hirt hang loosely on his le an 1-21 lfe Maynard found John Newman's , l ' ha 1 r�. ( , Ln� di,i,r lhsh CUJlhOilrd , 5 1ton�1 M O llEUN APAHTMENT school. 27' conC'f"ete paved street frame. ___·__ a11d 4 rourn ararlment. Cheap four-volume work "The Wo r ld of in front of home. This p r operty . To.1�tn, t:li t·l rn· hot platt · , ( ; a s 1 24 Hit fll,\1 [ )t:v -:L1 1l' l \ t ; 1 1 1 1 ,,II "f'm trying to build a new way Mathem atics" in the prison libra ry J"t•JJ\ . !'hone WY 2-2487 or W Y 2. is otellent m every way and populiir S.lll' � V d 1 1 1 h_, i j ;1 Ill j 1 1 t•;1 t n s , Kt·I� 1 1 1;1h1r_ n•frigrraln r, !ifc," he said earnestly. "Stu d y. and re ad it. of 5335. 8 ,_, 1 2 tc will qualify fo r a substantial K1·r11n1JrT was/11•r (,as range, l [or at 9 a m o ut nc:itl morn1 1 1 g -- -mathem atic& makeli you examing , The Univ enity or New Mexico loan, $1 4,500.00. 1-'ASTBST Sl-:H Vli · i,. u 1 1 1 ·,,1,,r un 1 11;i11�l1 . Swt•1•p1·r 1: �; . Up i-·oun roo\D bouse, Rutland Town­ me your belie!s. One of the •Bud- recommended texts and · Mayna rd NEW HAVEN 5-room fram e holst 1 · ru1i.: rl1·arin. i\nt1q uc· drcs an d muvui film 1 : 11uVt-]t'S ship. l "all WY2 6566 8 1 9-30tp / !i·r, 4 lfrib complclc , Chifforo b'!', home, outside newly paint ed, dhas said, I think, that 'to escape started studyin g algebra , geometry , ST UDIU ' Pouwr") . 0/m, · hardwood !lours, nice builtin a prison is to b ecome interested in trigono m etry and logic in self. im9 1 Ute I \\'a1 rlr0tw, �·r u l \ Jars, f\.foccllan• , EIGHT ROOM UOUSY., two five than on e 's posed two-hour class pe r iods in his kitehen , full basement with stok­ someth ing Ji:reatcr O U 3 llc1m room apartments. A. N. Bengel. seir: " o <:e ll. er fi r ecl ro11.l fur nace , semi•fin­ ARRI VIN(i Tol , A Y , I H \ ! l O F M,,. L eon• White, Owner Phone WY2 3272. 1 1-2 -tfc "This is ii lough guy, '' Wa r de n Ue could be eligible for parole in ished .second floor ro r that grow• Georgia Brlh•, . J I I 1 1 . ,I•· ,111 d �:l Ter m , : Cnh N lCt:LY FUR N ISHED 2 BEDing family. Garage and nice Cox said before the Interview. 1 008, but he doesn't talk much bf'rla Prad11•� :-.1 dtdn l'r11 1 11·.� . N.,I Rupon ,ibl• for Ac:cidenh roorn up�t.11irs ap.1rlm1mt. Ph. ironl patJO are other nice fea· '"We're not kidding ourselves. But about it. •Barl lett l't•;1rs Ollu 1 ! r u 1 1 ., ..tll<I Sale coriducte-d by W Y '/. ::1874. 8 I th " I know r ' m no Einstein," he trirei; of this home. This is one wc ' rr going to give him every ve�elahlt•s. M 1 d 11, , ,) \l,11 k d . W BRA DFORD AUC TION COM­ c·hanl' C' to mail:l' good ." smiled, adding lhat hi.!l only plans !he bt'st buys in real estate Marn, f'o111ern) !I 2 '.!It· PANY, lhdne, Ohio. of ' l• Oll RtNT-Tbree ollice room, LookinJ:! al Maynard, Cox said, arr lo continue his lonely, 8 - 1 2 I h11Vt' ha<t the privileg e to offer. Auction Hr: Critt Br•dford ovPr Stiffler Shoe Store on '·Hl''� reached the hotlnm of the hour .schedule to learn all he ('an $ 1 2,000.00. S•I• M•nager: A. C. Bradford. t..:ourt St., in Pomeroy, second ladder. If he fouls up once more al about mathemat ics. I 11 27 tile flour . 011e lari:c 18 x. 22 It, room WE HAVE Scvenll nirc building his age hfl's finillhed in here. And "I rt-alizc a l my age I 'll have tu lots lorntNI in New l laven _ __ _ wilh adjoin-in� ! 2 lt. 1 2 IL room 1959 C l l l±:V!l' 1l.n · 1 1 1-: 1 . ,\ I H Ii cm1 $800 , 00 to $2000.00, he knows it." think priced and live it all d;ly every di}' f1 One 10 x 18 fron� room. All cy l. 5\d, �hift, 1 5,UUO al'l ual GAS, F U EL O I L and coal furIn Mayna r d's pr i!(on me is a note lo get anywhere," he said. " A bout JIM ROUSH Salffma"' , na,·cs. C.:u!I fo:- free csl1ma le&. nt- ,y]y painted wit h new floo,r tnilcll. �:xcdlcnt 1 omht 1,,n . l 'ch· written by an official in L955: "lie the only disillusion ina thing is that NEW HAVEN, W, VA., 1'"ort' m�n &, A bholl M iddlep ort. rnver ings. Phonr� W Y 2-2080. E l be rft•ld, l 'l,C ' �lcr, o)uu would be rlangcrous lo the prison mo&t or the advances in mathemat­ PHONE 2-7843 TU ff. J 0-lk 8 2-tle s 20 m 1 1 1Ul-3tc rommunily ;r pe r mitted In mingle ics were by men under 30 years of . -- - -- ------- J with other inmates . has bee ll ai;e.' ' I H :wu !-'O l l I l . l 'r m: NT 5 IIO(JMS and 1 1 0 1 1st: GMd lJMd Cart ' ( '( J l(N St•:i:; V l l( ( : f l , il \\ ;, lker. Ba,h a n . l lh1o halh al 629 !'Purl S I . Mi1ldlf.'port t·o1t SALE: HOME IN t:IIES111RE All MlltH a■d Model1 11 :l l :11 1 , 7 runm� a 111I la rge bath. Stoker -.- - - - C1mtad Frank Hobo, 928 Cirde M TROPOLnAN MOlOtll furnace, built in cabinets, good I H I W N"/ l !WN ( ' H A IU ,ESTON l<•'�l l l r . Jlu n h:t r , W. Va. $45 pn 60!)406 1■-t Main it. water. larll'.C lot. Phone EM7-7M8 iJUl :1 1 1 1 do 1 11� ' ' �OHi! h \ l S l lh Ss. mo11th 9 2 3tt· ,_.., , Ohio ;dmut :m yi•,..-� W(•ll !'llil)JWII 8 30 6tc l >. i y t mw. l•:v! ' 1H11g 1111d 11 f l i• r 4 I\OOM, I\AT I I ANI) \ ITII.ITY )U:M ltlll ( ' K 4 tlr c ·,•n! tlr) , d) Hll Tl1t•<llt•r l '..tt ronN u11., l ;iirs ;1part11w11L. N1·wly p,aint � l!OOM I IO US�: fo'OH SALE. Two T1 1 1w r.,r . !luw r1ul10 a 1 1 1l lit•ah·r $:1115 UO A1·res. ( 'orncr Wolfe !Jr. and YoUlll:t' I' M a 1 1a,-:,·m,·111 t'll l'riv,1tc {'n ( nmct•. ('all WY 2 l "iilt• · United Pren lntematlonal t'1shcr Slrt'cts. l'ome roy. : Blacunar · s, l'u111t·n,y 11 :n mc , l1•r111 . Wuil b r it'ht rould be deposed if lhc mun. 9 2 31c rr.,� .ira! l'n vat 1• 1 ) 1 1 1 NORSTA D RESIGN ATION Soviet Union ever withdraws its 9 I 3lp nu:v1mu:r ,1 ,tr M•t1;111, I m1-: Hoom S,· r v u · 1· Wnlt• !lox Z.:):l SINt. ; 1 . �: I IU l ! S t: AN[) l •FOUU - -- �From the Foreign editor's note sup,port or him. c.ru ul l hJ� 11a 111•r ,,r "l't•l(·[lh•lllt' powt•r�lufr, rntlu, 1, 11d 1.. - •• 1 , · r A room a1,a rL111c11t. Very nice. 6 ROOM HOUSE JU/-iT PAI NTED hnok. DUTCH CARRIER Charlt•slll ll I l l :l 222 1 Ul" [ ) J J lnsiih: aiul oul. t'luors nf'wly : 1hari1 aul1111 1ol,1I;• w1q l h 1 1 1 u1"1l F'riends close to Ge11. I.Ju r is 1 The visil 1. l'hune \¥91'12', Gornl lut·.i t w of the OutC'h 11.i r l'raft . (!)1 I l l t· rsantled anti nrom1• Low huiH N orslad e:itpcct him to resil'.!n as carrier Karel Doorman to Yoko­ , niore. $ 1 UUa.UU tilacHn;,r , , l 'uru - l 'ffl!l l . :12fi7. R· 3 1 ·81c . eroy. Ill l' llbi11t•I.� . IICW h,1lh mom. ('0111 · NATO cummandc r in Europe by hama in September is 11,oing to 8 3 1 m ,· · tl FT. 1 1 1 1 .L M EAT \ "ASE, plctc b<1se11 1t'nl. Ph , WY 2 2038. Yl l li N IS I I E l l A l'A ll"J'M fo:NT, hell• 2 ! he end or lhis year or earl)' in become a big issue be1ween Jit• S 1 m ps 1 1n ('U/1\ pul l lll! /ll' a l t•, 1 '01111 9 2 Jlt' l lHi l , despite recent denial s from pan and Indonesia bf.'forf.' it's ovrr. rooms, ;l ol lwr moms. Nit•c hat h , 1to1 11 ; i,; t IISl11m H<>} ,•I l .1111n• I' , ( 'unu•t ;di I l l gout! rornlll lllll rluM' l u �tort•�. u�c o[ l11uml ry ' l 'hmw I ' l l 7 :.:511;1 4 dr. u1l:111 . 1'11w,· 1 t l 1 \ !', radw fLt l <lk f- OH SAi.�: . 7 IWOM 1 1 o u s 1-: WITH his headq1rnrlers in P.11ris. Both Some weJl.lnfo r med West,_..r n dip· r(111rn with w11shcr. J nq111re �: w · and h'!'ah'r. $71)5 ()0. lilal"l l n ar's, hii l h $3500 uu I r n Ehl•nczc r SI., health reuons and d iscou ragin j,l lomatic sources who !lave just 111,.:'� Sinn•, l'liunr WY 2 - 2060. Pomeroy . U :1 1 mc USl-: 1 1 GAll/)1': N l rnrlun IHU1 rllU 'N· l'umcroy. 9 2 61p lrends within NATO are held re- reached Tokyo (rom Jaka r t. a say crs. ll11l;1ry mower bl11d1•11 sharn 1 3tc --- - - - spansible for his plann ed resigna- the Indonesian gofernment is pre lll'rlt'd l'us 1 o m muwm.i: .wnd 11>59 01'1':L, :l 1lr �1·d a 1 1 N 1,·dy LIOfl, althouii:h the general .!lppar- pared to consider drastic artion -1 IH H ) M THA l l ,t:11. $2� mon1h , 180 eqUIPJlt•d Ollt· uwll•·r rnf 1 1 1 • tu J)lt,w,ni:. l' ntly does not want lo upse t the aulnst Japan. But there is indl'9 I lltp Ash st . M i d dl i•purt. 30 rn1le8 Jlt•r ,-:,d !.111 $ l t9� 11ll GRAVE L Y TRACTOR workings of the i\llantic Allianc e ci11Jon on Just how drastic it LE GAL NOTIC E H :11 1111· l Sal 1•11 and Servict• 5 1 2 K Marn St. 3 JIOOM A l 'All'l'�H:NT. VEHY B\aettn�, - �. l 'ornnuy l will oHt•r for �alt- at t he front by prematu r e disclosure of his should be. The.!'le sources say the I I or:,nuy , i'hunc W Y 2 2973. Jllt•us,1111 . $65 111dud1111: ut1li1les. iluor of the Courl h1rns11 .il Pom- relircrn tnl. G e n. Thomlll.s White. Indonesian cabinet serioud y dis­ ti CH EVUUl . t:T 4 I IOOH Sl•:l 1 A N 7 2 1 tfc lll(' t.' y11rtl. W rite HtJX 253 fnr ap l.!rny, Ohio. 011 Saturday, Septc1n- he �d of !he _U. S. Air Force, ; 5 cussed the possibilit y of breaking f{ffi.00. H11ynrn111l K irk t ;1•11ry� · p11111l 1111•11L. ____ !l I :Ill' Iler 1 7 , 11}61l, 11.t JO o ' l'lot:k a. m. bemg l i pped l tl Pa r is AS Norstad's relations with .l.ipan-but this was Jlody �hop. ! 'hone Wy 2 ltlll!'i. 1-"l JH �l\ 1 1 "1\ � ,\ 1 .l•., :11 1 i .o\ \ ' 1 1 10:S --- --- - likely succtssor. voted d own. 11 :1 1 :11 1w;ir ·1 11 pp,·r, l ' l ;iws, t 1 h 1 11 . w 1 1 h TWO liAHAC a:s �'OR ll1':N T- M u l· the followinJ.! real estate: F1r. rrel � n1111,1 t 1' 11 : Thr and Alil'e I - - - . ('<lill \.\ t\l �d i \\1 1 t h r t l l llt"l" l 1 I 8 0N N DENATION ALIZATION POL tTK._ L BED, ■ LLOWS • .. ,,,,e 1 ,,, 1 ,, ,· rc• 37" "<' t'· Ahlrs rf.'al estate s1tm1ted al Mo rn. bl' r' Y ,.ve O � -l,UR SALE. 111:)1 1-'tl 1•01 1 1 1 VH Th e Bonn government is eln g h t .. .,,. 11 1 t lw11! \lolli,• M 1 · Politi cal in1id er.s in Manil a say oml SI. or eall WY 2·2575. GolMl lire.I!, i;,mKI t·om l i 1 w11 ( It'll IIIJ.! Stn r , Sullm1 Tow nship, Mci"s ,. that Phili ppine peeIe d lo start denationalizing an < : r n t h . l(ulland, Olii<i, Ill I . rit·ur , I Otii County, Ohio, 1·o rn;il!llll" of 70 acres s President Carlos · ry E. Bahr, IA111i,: Hu l l um, O h 111, -----------lJ--" i ';n· wu1 t•r l lli i i i I'. C11 r ci11 may Jo•· • ro rc,, In other n,a, or cnterpr 1·,, bY o1:. J0 t>er II •) 'IL 1 . Phone YU 5-2:.!:8\J. lllOJ"l' or !f'SS. Thert' IS sit u11tcd Oil � I Jt 1 1 ' t'ime I·, WI ,, be next Yl'•r's gen er, I ele,1,· on, wt' lh 8 J lhe [ aI esJ · Th IS wa lhe llfore.�aiil r('a\ eslate 11 6 room hr111g t•;,n( ll lllf' l' 9 ( 2() ) . I . , l 'J< Al ' l l l•'.S, e IJ n i·,ed Tan k Depot an d Trans --.-v ll-,.,,4 JIiii\-. 11 t.lH �lh mave rick Sen. ILi 51 F:OlllJ Claro Recio, lhe Wt' IJH!t•r t'nut 1-' unu, I .on,-: llot• ilwC'llini! house appro1irnat('[y 5 . porl Com pany, VTG , cons1· dered ' · n1otor and fl' uut, 1•11d . Su 1 1v1sor, luni, t lhlo. l'hum• YUkun � 320 1 APAH lMENTS - .ru r n11bed and yrars old. a barn. granary and oth- most outsp oken foe 0r , he un ,ted " ..... J a rg cst J an k ear State unlurnh1h e d. McMa1ten. )llddlet s in the islan d repo bll,. Ho w to be E•·ro-•, . l:011llnenlal, t1k1rh, d1u1l1>. llml H J U l i t· er oullmildi11g�. Abo prod urini oil pu;t. 1 %,1111 W Y 1·20�. 2 3 tf ev er, the9e sourcea say this doe,- firm · Recenlly the state-owned ·· nc)' Quivcy, Shaclr, Ohio, l'hone and gas wells. Located 11pproliPJ a nts were so Id t o D I :ll p . IJISII W A H �:. nll krn.1s Carl Cht'va- LUJ J.I.DOZl•:H l•"Olt H lllE. Pond!!, m11tf'ly 1 1 m i les from Pome roy on n'J _mean th 11 t Gare!, ,·, Jurnlng Volkswagen )tY 6-3270. private b ,' dder, · Th e VTG d eagain st the hcr. Loni: U1111 0111 Unite d St,te,. 11•, H- rn-:10111 · road. Anpralsed value lrnNt·mrnl landscaping . good 11nd ., · anoth er s tep by .. Ji'ORD t:O U l'I� I U t:A L t't )ll ju.lit a polit ical marr iage of ne. nalion,11,a 1 , o n 1s s 1 0. imo .OO. l'huuc nrn�tcr, Yukon5·32�5. the W est German government to · Ho t rod.a. In 11'.oml n1ncl 1 1 1 011 l'h ( 'A N N I N l i l't:A< ' l lfo:S, t: l . lU:ll'l'A Second Parcel · Alict' Ahl1•s rcsi- cesslly. 6•24 30tp Iran srorm as muc h pu bllc p rope rti I ;t1r S I i:'I u11d 111) ;1 hmhf'I 1'11IH(cJl 's, : SH 2-47 M . ULB RIGH T OUS T•R · til'nce pro1wrty sih111ted on l)1 l leJ:<' · 1 eJ Y onu· ..( "nhli ln�, Ill lh :m,·, :iu 11,, $1 �o. Sent imen t is grow,·ng ,· n th e t, a, poss1· b1e in to pnva � DG E SEUAN I N l·:.Xn:LJ.l<.:NT hr Village of llut ltrnd, Strret in L ed handll. 100 l l>s $2 :l5 l\rmi,: t· 11nl;11r1r ( lo p ranks of the East German • tondition. 1 ;1w<l wurk rar Tnrn Ohiu, l'Omisling of a four room ll11tl11ud ll11ud , 1 1 2 milrs 1•usl of Com munist Party ajainst party fl 2 :Jt 1 1 ing fram AIR C!UNDITIONING, REFRJGER-· ' : Wella, 1l111·nsi1 11\'dk ancl lot. dwell house Ape LIC INSE ISSUED llulland loll rn11ds11!(' m 11 rkt-1. set·retary Watte r Ulbr icht. Othe r atfon servtre Jack '• Refrl11er•• praisl'll velue $3,000 . 00. A marriaKe license wai; issued 8 30 tU p lead ch complain Of his high ­ Said real rs111te ('a t1tH1l be sold lion. New Haven. ):'hone TU2i1H_nd ed aclio ns and the "person• today in probate cou r t to John PIANO ANO OR GAN SALE 3537. fi.-23-tf for le&s than the appraised valut. ahty cull " he has fostered. Re- Dupre, 26, teacher. Wellston. and ONE male rci:: !!il 1' r•·1l H1·11�l1' dni;!, W11rl 1 l 11•d l\lnrid u;1k -� 1ii 1 wl p 1 Tlw right is rrserved to reject 1 po�t s �l<'hin g the Wcll t say UI- Maxine Recd, 2 1 , teacher, daugh, A 1CTICI .. I ■• ;· ... 3 female Bc11i,:le p11pi.. n•1Hb to 11 1 1 11 w n h h1' 11d1 any or all bids. Ksi•d us ,frm ter or Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reed, Compl•�• Service • train, Kcnnrth � d .rocl, l'o r l · u11slr:11 nr ,ii . \ ! h t •n.� ( "u t' iu r For inform�lion phone Pomeroy Reedsville. · Crltt a,adfeNI U8t dan s Sh ou lde r , land, 0. l'honc V13 24/6. n111y $:'i�!'i oo Ohio, WY 2· 2 1 86. Wtfh, Pt.on. ., (Olltetl : t27-8tc MATHIW5 COMPINSI.TED W u r l i ! z.-r Sp111• ' l ! t' ori:nn. wit ! BERNA11n v. euLTZ Deep I n &. pionaae A. c. &RADrORi:I. Rael.... Ohl6.. AUSTIN, Te1t. UPI-Ray Mat­ "' nut , 1 111. f , h lk).'. AtlmiiiiMtr11.tor of the EMtat(' nf 1 1 1 .ir w1c·1 $ 1 4 J !'i 1 ROM E UPI - Speaking of espiI HEAP ot' l'l!IIJ<: IIHf-:P !-in:i.:us Nuw S ! W!'i llll hews or lhe Dallas Cowboys will Al ice, AblE'll, dl <'Hll('d ' onag e MUEL LER FUkNACIS, WIITINO . . the Russian! are should • be and 10 llelfrrs �:n1 11w t 1 t : W I i i . , rt!lmbursed by workme n's 1 l .11w1' ry uri.:u 1 1 ! n·(·1• 1 1 1 l .1· n•1111s (8) 3 L ; (9) 2, 3, 7, 9, LO, 12, 1 t er deep in it here HO \JI I appllenc"" Arnold lro!I I lllp � Pomeroy, O hio at the Olympics. COfllpenaa tion insurance while he ..,t•.\s1'1l i '\lahn).'. 11 1 1 1, f111 1 �h liki• I�, lS, lOlc thera, SyracuM, Ohio. Phone . . A battery or eight 111 ten Rus- is Ridclined by two broken ribs. 111•w W i l l wll for h:1h1th"l ' Trr 11 1s --------1 HAWAI IAN t:U:L 'Tltll l . l l lTAII . WYl-6: 114, sum& wea ring 11-1 1,tf 0Uiei11l badics · 1 Sb: tubt• .a m pl1f1N, or ntsh PALMER ADDS WINNINGS 1 2 111r h read mg • '<'oaeh" or "Int erpreter" The ded11ion waa announced by _ __ the Texas lndu11trial Accid ent 1 l si'd W m l 1 1 11 · r t•l1•1· 1 r-1 1 1 1 1 t' iii NEJCLF.R BUILDING SUPPLY 1 f. ) N , . apealler . Buth $4!UI\J 1':l11wr 11111 aw � r m�d arou nd the divi ng and · p :� :��� -: � !� 111111 �ln h11�;1 1 1 1 J11hn�-M�nvi:J� roof shingles, 1 ,l �� 1 a 1 a f11 1 i w11h / /; le)', Darwl11 l'hnnc W \" 2 ti l ◄7 l' �� 1\ e� � r' l,i: sw1 mn1 111g pools today r@l"ording Board Friday after read ing a re• pnrl submitted by Dall111 coach h1• 11rl1 OnlJ· s:1.•w 1 1 0 w.,rulr ll ' s kitchen nblnets built to ardor , mon ('y winn e r in this )'C'ar's PGA every deta il g 1 :1 1 1, Abou t the U. s. and Tom Land ry, who li11ted , himselr • ..----- - 7th & Warrt•n, \lari ,· t t .1 l'hoo r aluminum window, l lmr11a me11l.s, kcre11 scd h b1 earn • and doorR, Australian 1iirl swim mers . LN:£ lrHh cow W l l h ht•lft·r rn lf p as foreman. V II :1 !'itlA7 111r111,"!e donr!(, relllng tile, vinyl ings to S7l\,400 with the $1 ,850 he !l 2 :Ut' 21 1 � hm1(' l' ,·ow. Hol,tel11 1 �nd ; -floor tile and plywood panelln1. 1 pirkC"d up for his third place tie . . . 8 27 ti 1 1J l l l· H.l! S W I L i . H I-'. 11 �:1 · 1-:1 v 1,:u AT Call N e i gler's. Racine. 8 · 1 1-t tc in Hu, MIiwaukee Ope11 eolf tnur• ; .at. --- · t hP O f f1n• uf w.-11�1er 1111,l Ful1z namcn1. Kt"II Venturi of Palo ,\ \ l orn,•� ' - l 'o1 1 1 nu1 . Ohio, up t� � BATS KILLED w1lh Stu Wa_r . Alto, Calif., the M.300 Cirst prize . � farln. 2 � lb� J l .49. tbl'r��a• h rl r\'PII " rl l'l' k A '1 . 1 1 1 1 �· rn1 1-1 �•I wlllnt"r al Milwaukee, is second �q1!1•m lwr 1 0 . 1 114\l) , lor 1 hr n•al , l I .H■rdwerc, Suga r 1!1111 Hour in earnings w1th $-U.900. . IIUl and l.rndmuk Stu re. 1' slal 1• .,,.,, 111 ,(1 hy l '�•arl :� I.nit (I) 10, 1 1 , 1 2, 17. 1 8 . HI, 24 rid,-:,•, ,h-(·(·;1 ., pd 1,walNI al 8:tB HOME GROWN TREE RIPENED TUPPER$ PLAINS "" .II, •• 3 1 ; ( 9) I , 2, 7, 8, g L�tp \l:1 1 n Si rt'l'l l ' 1!lll'f'IIY , t lh10, hf'• Mr. and Mrs. t:larcnce Nichqls 111.: u 011,• ,i.,r1· l ra111r dwf'll1n i.: alltmdcd the ru11eral or their ;'° ,ON"l' PUM P your Rlui;,J.ll!h !f'plm11s1• w 1 1 h f 1 1 1, moms 111 1! halh. d1m,i::h1t' r-i11-law Mr!l. Ced[ Nichols '•• do tanll. Gel Klean-Em•All Sep• 1 arnt I I r 1 11, !l ' r ti\ol' \( i,t11 r 11i.: 1• G • Cl T at Oreola, Ohio last week. t In eaner. ,u.11nn ee . Ila d ·� Belot• 9:30 A . M A l! ° f f rr � -.u hJ,.. -1 to Cnurt approva.ndmarlri Store. Pomeroy. i 1<11.Wl- WY-1-U49 k FORiST RUN Pofner-.y WY-� _ __ M,IO An�•mw tl t •�1r111i: 1 n �r(' pn1 1wrty, Mr. John nm and dau�hlt-r lAUTl P.D ITOP eonlat' I nr phnn1• H h 11 1 h-l1 C. Strrh . Esther visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis At C'"'4W Pnmeruy , Oh lfi l 'hnne 11uinh;r Walker Saturd ay cve,nhli;i. Yvk.n J.2145 WY 2-221 0 l!hu(kll t:. Stl'ffy, Bring Contalnon II Convenient' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holler and ltAMJI.L IIRVICI RATION Admi 1 11Hl n11or hrnlly of Long Rottom and Mrs. ....... ,z00 A.M. ( IJ l 2. :i, ti, 9. 1 0, ) 2, 61r Edith Sisson and children of rome­ Alb.an, JUI r11y viRUed with lhclr pa rents M r . J H F. llll1 1 0 M 111 1;,.1 i,: I N EXl ' F.1.­ l!Yer:,- llay Sonlo< and Mn. Hanson Holter Sundfly. LE NT condition :\1o<lern kltcht"n Mrs_ Amanda Baer a11d grand­ with },'nrm H· a ,·11unl rrlop, atain• A11ctlMMer lf' �s Slf' f'l .� mk. d 1 �hwHhcr and Rf<";ASONADLE RATltS SATIS­ dauRhtf'rs K11ren and Margwret d1s 110HHI Storm " in dow, and ,1u­ rAC'l10 N Guaranteed. Call or Haer we re overnii,::ht guests of Mr. lo111allc he11t 111 7 High St., Mid­ write 1 - 0. McCoy, Chel,ltr, 0. and Mrs. Hanson Holle r Thu rsd ay Phone TU..Z-4818 dlepo rt. Ph WY 2 · l l41 . 8 :L2 Botp night. Mn. Albert Bartels, Mr&. Roger 9 2 Jtp --- -- -ROOrING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me­ Walker and daughter Elsie Lee NEW HA�EN, W. VA. tal work aDd repair w�h 1,1f FRESH and Sl'lllNCF,R HOLSTEIN and Jamc1 Walker of Pon1eroy vls­ cow,. N. G . lloHf', Mlneravllle. •ny klnd. Phone WY 2·2301 . ited Mr. and Mr1. Lewis Wilker Phouc WY U710. 8-11-aJ)tp. D 3 3lp Frid1J1 I P H O N E WY-Z-2 1 5 7 I 20b ) I 1 _ Suppl ies I II I ( 1 1 1 Wonted To Buy ----- -- - --■ Ci•- i9f>6 1 Foreign News Commentary I �' I- Busl· ness Servt' c•· 0 20 I Busi ness Services .19 1 For So le --- --- - R I · S E C O N D AVE, OIILLI P01'1S, OHIO Invite You smoRGASBORO TO THEIR GIANT , , , EVERY SUNDAY, 1 1 :30 A.M. TO 7:30 P.M. PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE IT'S AMAZIN G How Small The Cost Of Installation ! GET DOUBLE -DUTY FOR YOUR HEATING DOLLAR P EAC H E S U < Call Dka Stenilt PACKING BOIJSE OPEN DAIL¥ •1141 Sl/1\'DAl' IJNTIL I PJII. New Haven Orchard, $ GO 14C)I fAIICff WA111, 100, AS Will AS MODERN AIIJOMATIC IIATING. - ----- ��o��r�:; Th� is the Life TV Chapel Lab 30 ---. I Ba�ehall Sunday Mo\' it>tmw Popeye and Pals Favorite Story Mii!el the Press Sunday News Picture Overland Troll Music on Ice Chewy Sho•v Loretta Y our.g SlloW People are Funny News Weathe::-ca,• Nite watcb Sign Off �v�• Jlu-,a �� �rt.I •�t �•.. hllJ • ,-, i -- -b l : i� fl( a 1111,- S 4 � . • 1:30 6:31 5 :.40 0:00 :;e 1(-,w-1 Helldl&:Mii lluaic Go Bound Com� Nuva Rt,und-up Cro,w'a'Stetk HOUl6-8ound ,, 6:30 14""!• � t �� -: ;RS Tim Sppp ewa Ke,w:llin'9 llo i.01 O.vqliODI Jl:, � fUMC ..,.._,. ------ ------'----- Channel t - tw4'ay r-• th�--•• TT: f�,£ BARNF.Y GOOGLE and SNU FFY SMIT H � WHV O()NT YE THAT DONE IT \ ! WATCH WHAR · HE Gl1"S OUT ,;..,_,,,-,, PAW !! vE GOT "fO'RE WALK1N , ----r OR 1 DO '.! TO KEEP BUllET " OL CLUM':iY OIIT F ROM UNDER FOOT ? M'I DADBURN FEET I ·oc 7 ;,IO � .,_ 7 :32. �'!(D 'S.... 8:00 111,sn ()II 12,00 No· . � - ----·----------·---"-----.--- 1 -�l::a& , � -+, 'l;.,0 R,t.clr . .r,u� JI CLUB lI\TPW/S 1 � ff if __ � · ' By Ja.,.. Wallace M11on Co. 4-H Agent STATE 4-H ROUNDUP 'l;' op winn.ers ha\le b een an­ q.o.un�.d for the six events of the �l State 4-H Roundup held 1,i,st ' 1'bu.r�y lJlld ·Friday at Jaek­ •�•s �ill, S�le 4rH C..-»Pb;t 11,e W eu, Talent Seuell, a sister �� • .U..r,;ly Coun�y At;tie.' Hu!!1d, took 1>;,..o.e ._,,. ��• LOf plJ:i.i;e 'Yltb their rope skip­ p� ai;t Se�oo;u:I place went to Jo�•1;e ��Coy ai"ll j�, McCoy lJ(i.'p, ijQ&88U, wlw ll-''l'IICUt�d a v�'al dJ.L.el. 'l'hey �� 11):eMbe{S oi . 111,o W/111,,. Wo,��• t,)I Clob. 'th�drP.lii!.�.e wi,o�r was Ll.Qda Fisher , a voeal soloisl from Green­ brier County. Eleven ads w ere eaterC'd in the rompel1t10 n. iY" HE ATTEMPTED TO SHOOT ,.-t'{ 1--W,'\OOIGER SfAND LIP INTO SAOCE!! - 50 I �00 DEMAND ARREST h.,nnel J� uT'N •T V C, � ·UJ! 'lt1"J:11 �3'"-friday 8_ _ -...a •·» Cha1111el 13 - SundQY ·t•J WJ E H Brings You The - '°D VJ THAf'5 R GHT , FOSDICK!!­ HAVF· . NO LEGAL FR-VJILL "/OIJ R I G/. f f !'. X.ClJSE US,SIR'? l W15H 10 TO CALL ME A HAVE A PRIVATE Y.ORD WITI-l NUT!! THE N!JT.rf A MAN IS INNOCENT UNTIL } 1 E'S PROv'2N GUI LTY .''!- """'°' '' " o o 0 o� ti a o O O , 0 ". ,. .;. n ... ,, "A ) 1;S A LITTLE·USED ►'A.I?!(, FI..C()05 OUT EVER"Y �EA..!. C.IT'1S GOING TO AEIAN� IT. tT 1-1.46 l<UNNING WATER /\ND ELECTRICITY. (LL ABOUT IT �I-IEN 'T£L1.. 'tlCl.l WE: c.ET 1fll5IDE. ITS A. L9NG Sl"ORV. ���IJ•'� THE Y'R E GIV ING­ . AWAY FRE E SAM PLE S ·-- MAY I GE T ON E ? I GU ES S SO -­ OF I D N W H AT K A SHOP 15 IT <> Mason County NEWS - "'°9 .. By EBNIB BUSID"JJ,.B A TATTOOING PARLOR £0, WMIL€ il-lEV Sf!IOl{E, Wf. GET '1ERFECT PEACII AH' QUIE.T, '1.N ' All, 'rHAT SB,•Uijl�!L Moc:14UGH1' ON 11-f W.;TER, ..nx.T FOR US.I 3 Times Daily raoo lJ'i F-0rest<Run U p To Th e Min ute f'L nnal 1 3 - Satunl 50 fOUR TI--IEDR'I EX.C..C fL'I'. J'S THAT HIS -ANO HAMBURGER FOR. c,,AN D JS HAVJNG THA"t A ROMANCE rM wm--i AN EAf<TI-4- CALLED CIRCLING A NIJT.rf SATELLIT E? ]'----,# lt is all so cb-....1 0\l5. Ji · ·• !IP,!' IIJ SHULTJ< , iti.w.a :. � isui.c C,o • . N�:W. ,4H � Q<i. 84+IJHI, l:Db �baP, �6:06 ll'l'ie <lo ll'!if¥ , l\i �":�" -- ' ip:,1!], !� y I �-. 4'L7 3 � �- 'Ir'.' �)lo,, P4<ts >f. •� @,;� !;!lli l�t ib 111<\Y Jutt For You News HeadJl1;1et Just For You New, J� ,lo, -,•• � -. Pl.. P1.e.Ma11t ll-,;ll!I• Gp � 'l'l.tft son Counly was rtp,f�te d i n four categorie&, ThitY ' '1' , al: McCo,)', d airy foodl, . j UC· Janet E11hen1qr, cJ o tb1 u,oo i and · 1 1 :3u tio n in d ividual; Mary Ahn Williama, Leon, r;oL1t�ous 1' 2;00 d team: ..,i iw,.� 12: 30 Franyn 'Kel?D'er, Po ·' 1 :00 ��-• ·�lothm& wear-care t.eliW.. .� 1 : 15 , red sorl Couaty entranta � 1 :25 ' · ribbons. 4:00 CAro�n Funk and � _.M)ck, 4:30 both of ' Broo�e Co WJ\Y·, � top , Jic ho.q,ora U1. tile St.a:'te tl•H irst Spqkinl Contest. �� is • � est. time � the hut�y of t�e 8')/1) tl\Bt l/l>lh 1>,v, � 9'1' 9:00 th< ..;,,e "'""IY - l,iye �- I'!'¥ o,oo 4:00 llo,t,lolaojl nve girls participated in [he fin­ \1:0(l �:JO ,in 'rlo als following regional eliminat icpru; il:10 lyblrils 6:00 ut the Mou11tain State. througho : 1 : 15 1;30 Your Ello lli,� County judging Nicholas The 0:'8 Wealher Nier Jarkie l-{11gnes, 17 Je fferson team placed first in the sixth an· 1,13 John D<lY �w• County, was named West V irgin­ nual Land Judging Conteat. Poca­ ·t:00 �v :;.t.a,;-eher 'iu>W ia 's 4-H S1yle Revue winner as h o ntas was second, Hardy third e Plct.ur The Bil t2:00 •· alt l)i.9.ney Presea..o 7:3P topped u field of 77 conte�I• arid Webste r fourth. she ,2:30 John Hopkins File 8:30 )Ian From Bl,aci: Hawll from 44 coun1 ies. This is the ants The vegetable judging team 1 :QP Coll'8e News Confer�nce 9:00 77 SllllStt strip e ver entrants of number largl!St o.n e1atl Asioq Nicholas also took top hµn· , from 1 :30 N4,tional 'Edu ·10:00 The l)eteetives in this f.'Vent. Second­ ors in the Stale Hi V egetable part lake to !i!e lla'tln eoi l:00 Mysl 10:30 Blac k Saddle plaee winner was M11rthu Harr is, Judging and Identifica tion Conlest. 1:00 Open He�lna: ht 1'9;olt N�w e Tb. ll:00 16, from Monog.alia County. Janc,t W ood coonty was second, Mingo Anawt>r The 3:30 ea tb.,r Point Pleasant �hd third and Monogalia fourlh. w Eshenaur. bie ll;lO Seaop.if U)O 1111:;a Chqe Show of the Tip Toppers Club, 4--H LEAD.ER5 AND COUN�I L­ m�mt:ier 'il ,13 4JI01U. ••••- • <:3() Amer,..- Arla Trio I re.<;ei\'t:d ll blue r ibbon and plact!d ui:,p Late �w O�S • t,\EETING Land o, Prowise 5:00 among the top 1 1 rinali�ts. Vii:-gin­ Leade.rs and council orA will , .Cl 5:30 . .-ra.v�l Film i11 Flora, member of lht- Hop To It meet at 7 :30 P. M. next 1;'.J}ur&day, 1 IIIU-. � V �. 6:00 J'eqpl•'• Cholct Club at Southside , received a rf.'d Sep\e.mher 8. in the A PWti.�hian hts .iOO 113ijJe a."ld Bull,taw hlig Hig ribbon. Sroring was done on the ;iudltorium in Polnt Pleasant. ts Spo,i B:30 ./t\llf) f.ldle -i&t Sho, sate, ba�is of !ht' project circu lar. f(•{"­ F'our-H lllCm bcrs who p,arti�ipAtcd Tr"'1<dl>.wn ,oo 7 i,,,� Wl\h Soup 12 ord of nctivities, the outfit and the in the State HI RoUndup will 7,i,, L•ei-� 12:l!P J;1·!' '.Ru<al, gi.r l. n Lawma ,,;o present thi; _progr,,,n . 1 :31) l'fcision Pel;tel U:00 Y E ARB90:t( (0'4MITI;'E-E girls agll bQ)'S ,10 than ore M ·yeatbOOk colTimihee will 2 1111 : The ·A �� N ew sreel Album, t t,O A.t� 0 ' [ro.n1 tluou£bo ut l�e stale compel• "'- . ,..1 6;46 ·91,. meet at 8 P. Jt), - thl1 Thursday, ia-30 �d in (he dctnonstratio'11 contests. ora i I� � 1'11& N•w• T"'"-'bt Sep)-embiJr 1, at the home o f IQ (H .. earlier · w�e wl;IO ts. S' nOW • contestan • The u gL-, .. r,ll) Die\ ,:..t,!lr ll-'-¥" Late lO : U n winners in regional competition, Phyllis Miller, 406-6th. Street, . l;.'00 Brave Stallio Point Pleasant. Mq1bers of lhe were entered in 3 1 diUerent <;lass­ com1nittec are l',tra. 'Geral d Rood, es and came fro_a;i 30 counties. MaMrs. i\us.s.ell S,'e, Janel Eshenaur, '� and 1.'�o'm.as WUli,am,11·, ex offic/�· Mason ic, mp Oly m•r Sum �IIIIVI . ?,trf uc1ty ii: v....l 3:30 Thf' Verd;�t Jr Yours tt • 'lO Ha ve Gun. Will Tra r.I'he Brighter DaJ t,:00 Gu nsm o1te m Gtor el Se« t�i'J The ·o - 30 Not For HI.re a, 'Arn•lfa Walker ht r Nilt o ;1;00 11 O'clock ��WI . 6:80 The Edge Mr. Al).H:rt Baer vi.sit ed hU mplC!I \ 1 : 1 5 1960 Summer Oly •� Tl!,e T� Stooger brother Mr. Charles Baer and fam­ t:00 Alf.bur J. Smith-lien il y Su.nd.lly. eatl,-r W Slfrlifay School atten 1 Jam;e Aug. . ... " olt J,<> A: 2a was 51. Collection $ 1 1 .44. �:� · ,piottstope t,JJO Rev. Matt!'l ew11 ! Carl Baer of Columbus sp1Jpt lt '-'o at &:SO Amoe 'r ABJJ an ric 9 :30 Ame the weekond with. hia mother Mrs. '7:00 Mark ham u:Jl5 Cbri11Man Scien..!f: Baer and Mr. and Mrs. manda A 1:'° Jla,.Jµde ·Forte Scrapbook Air 0 lU:0 ee and othet rela­ Faudr Willird QlyJJlpic, Gn me!'I a-,.., ·� 196b · --•.• 3 • C, tives . 1•,30 • ,-,,--, ,__ , 9:\10 Vi""' V Ill�• Mrs. Lillian Napper and Mrs. U : 00 Uig Picture o:80 Dec;ember Bride Amanda Blier and M rs. Wi\lard . . 11:30 ,RJ!D, Ul A 10:IIO TWIUlhl ZOil• Sttendcd the ho1necom Faudree ics mp Oly r me n o s Sum 12: 00 1 960 l0:30 Per110n to Per ing at Chester Sllnd¥Y. 1 \:00 NeWII 1 :00 Baseba ll Vliiting M r . iind Mrs. Lewis r e U:10 A Lo4;ik at th e Weat� 3:30 Comedy Time Walker Sunda were M r , and Mrs. cs mpi Oly er m ....., ,Sum tl:1 5 1fMln ,.... Roy Curlis ol Pomeroy, Mr. and 4:SO R ev. W illard Wile·• U:45 Theater 13 Mra. Harold Holter and children 1:00 Oral B• '..,erta ef Longbottom and Mr. and Mrs. 1:30 Face tbe Natfon V i rgil Walker or Bashan. ay 6:00 FYS ""1a Mr. and Mrs. Ken11eth Amsbury tury o Cen garo th Kan ntie tain Twe Cap 6:30 8:00 nnd children of Chester visited 9:00 Our Gani Com edies aie Las , :00 Mr. and Mrs. George Baer and l0:00 Heckle and Jeck.le C rtun 1 :3fl Dennis tl1e Menace family Saturday evening. se hou Play se ivan Sbow '8:30 M laht llou Sull Ed Th• a:oo 'Mn. Wende ll JeHers and son U :00 'ffle Loni Ranger tP.:r Thea tric Elec ral Jimmy Jo vleited Mr. and Mrs. Gene 9:00 · 1 1 :30 Steve Donovan cock Prea�n!i Lewis Walker Thursday evening. Hitch d Alfre 9:30 0 pics Olym 1960 12:00 ut ectic Conn M in rs. Erma Roush and Mrs. Fran­ Lucy t0:00 1 : 15 M ovie Miuterpicces ? Line )1.y cis Sapp an d daughter De br a Ann ts Wha I0:30 m Albu •:-15 Amerlcan spe nt the weekend al t he ir home l l :UO Sunday New, Special 5:00 Dance rarty• Game pic Olym h ere. 1& : 1 1 g 6:00 All star wrestlin er 19 Margaret an d Karen Baer re­ Theat :30 1 1 ol Patr y 1)00 kiabwa turned to their htime in Columbus _:.;.,,,N cc-C,=c:,-=,c:,o ::cH ;:T;--.;C;� .;; D:--; ,.LAUDS H..NGING ._-;; Friday arter &pendini two, wee'ks ,. Moh,mmed Zelle!, lJPITUNIS wlth their grandmother Mrs. PMn.:l.OELPHIA (UPI) - Len• niW'derer of a &-year-old rapethe will phia adel PhU Amanda Baer and Mr-. •and Mrs. of 1 (hw T ny"li{ • . 6-year-olfl boy, Wliil Willard Faudree 11nd ' otber rela­ flaht J_.,&e, Quin$e ro of Pana ma , tlrl and public at the scene or d in tvell, here · !�pt. �. tn a co-feat'!-re. han�e bµe T�y - 1?:tfore a crowd r � the . • ich M Mra. Lillian Nap!Hlr 4r1lled on of Muekea:on, o.ul f.,� perlion1 howling · Mr. and M� . Albert Baer Sun day. w$ m11.( , SldQaY (Sweet Pea) · oi ab their approval Adams of Philadelphia, · 11y ,\IP I $ 11 � 1 1 :30 1 2 :00 12:30 1 00 3 30 5 :UO 5 : 30 ti . DO 6:30 T,11(} 8:00 9:0 ' 10 :00 1 0 :30 1 1 :00 \ L 10 U : l& 1 :00 =• 1 2:IO l :00 1 :02 I :30 I :3') 2:00 -�-1-�-Jnv No Waiting! Eat All l'ou Want! 10 AM 11 :5 5 AM Ktl\JIY �� Cla • usalD IIOlU& lllfl llll 1 ==--- I 'f W. VA. .• Legal Notice Detet:tiv� · s Ou r y Tr ut· StoJ1' Ho me ftun De r b1 New1 Picture • Spu rls Ruuntlup � We 1:1thercu:t S■Jo rd,y Nlihl JamboN,O ,.� Bonan:ta � The Man and Lhe Challen-. .... l:,PP The Deputy World Wide 60 Man /rom interpol Ne ..·'I Headlines ,I\ ..,W ..:athereast Shorkwatch lb,. Sign off tMo,,,ct.y - F'r1t1,I Sign On Guest Stu Ne-.n Ill, !) N.ew.1 Htoedlin«;1 tEA NV,,. !,_ Ope11 Every Day & Evenings t""-'<J 5.00 5 .30 6:00 B 30 ' ·45 6:55 7:00 7 30 8:SO 9 : 00 9. 30 l0:30 ' ' · oo , , , tO 1l : 15 2-00 lj� Fol low Signs To Pac k i ng House MASON Sign On Circl e 3 Ranch Sheena, Queen of Jungle Junior A.uction llowdy I){,o\i)' Show Ruff & Reddy ':'low f'.IJ'V urcu8 i,oy Roy Roxen Show Down on the Farm Film Feature Dugout Dope Baseball Watch �r. W izard i:cienre Fiction Theater ). 5B 6:00 d· L5 o.30 7;QP 1·o:t 1� - WOH S-TV a-..1 8 FROM CENTER OF TOWN '"!)ti I �:4D 800 D:00 i:au J.0:00 " i.0:30 - Gen. Norsta4 Resignation Seen I Channel 3 - Saturday GOOO, SAFE ROAD - ¼ MILE --- -- - �--- I Comedy Ylaytwuae .A.fflntur@ Time .-,Leamboat Blll OisM Kid Muir m the Rou'.ld Jlm Thacker Show Wea lhercait New1 Pictu�e H.1.mtley Brlulde� 1\epon Death ,Valley Days Cimarron otty Wichita Town Play Your Hun,:h M"asquerade Party Moment of Fear News 1-!'eadliues W eat,.,ercast U; t-, ;.-et Paar Show • ·00 Sign Off P EAC H ES - 4 8 > Auto So les 1:00 •:30 6:00 �:SU G:QO t:16 8:� 8:00 111:40 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11 :00 11 · 10 RUTTENCUTTER --- ----- --- I Channel 3 ••:fridar LEM I -----------1 4 F o r Re nt I tELEV ISION GU ID-E WSAZ-TV Cho.Rnel 3 ol Muon visited her father Mr. I j T. 0. Young SLlnd•y evening. M r .nd Mn . Hobert Parsley or ..,.. Col u b I Oh o VIS! · · t-" � B eJ, I M r Ulr ry Sperwer of Laurel Rou a� r�:ent1y'. Cliff, Ohio VIS Jtt•1! lrlt'Ods Sat ur• M r . and Mrs. Dallas Young o( day evening l Point P\eaaant arid Mr. and Mn. in ,. M ss Jo Roush IS spend g week at Columbus. Ohio visiting George Y oung visited Mr. and Mr&. , J11mes Y o ung and family relat ives . MIS! Helen Lasater of Paden Saturday. City, called 011 Miss Leona Wims• ley, Sund.11 y. ROYALS SIGN WILFONG Mrs Jamei. Luas ancl ehild1·en CirfClNNATI UPI - Win Wilof Ll'lart visHed her mother Mrs. fon. veteran guard who scored 727 Belva H.oush Sunday Mr and M rs James Bennett 1s l points d uring the 1959-60 seaJ1on, visiting rel11t11· t•s at PennsylYania. sign ed Thunday with the Cincin• Mn; llar ll') Powell of Nitro nati Royals of the National Basket­ YISltcd Mr and Mrs. Elmer Vall• ball Association . Wilfong, who stands 6 feel, 2 inches, played col­ Meter S11turdllY and Sunday Mr and Mrs William Pardu!' lei:.e ball at Memphis Slate Unive r­ Sp<'nl lhl' Wl'l'kend at Yawke)', W. sity. Va. �• 1silin1: rc)a t 1ves. GOES TO HOSPIT AL Mr Fra nk l l a rns and daui::hter ORLEANS UPI-An At­ NEW 111er 1 di Monday Ann of Masun was h en&, Ohio, man who failed in an i;ut>sls of b1ri; Lul·1llc lb rrison. · Mr and Mrs Walter Hl11ke and attempt on his own life and later sons Jim aud Charles visited rel­ told police he em bezzl ed �.000 ati v1•s 11 1 G len WoOfl, W. Va. Sun­ from bis employer , wenl from R ho&pilal lo jail today. Police said day Mr. all(t M rs. Retse W i l liams, George 8. Hoope r, 32, admitt ed Po1nl Pleas.m t l' lllllcd Mrs. Alma taking the money from lhe Com­ monwealth Tt-l e phone Co., in Johnson anti mothl'r Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Howard Johnson Athens over the past six years. WMl'O Daily Prop-am Schedule 10-YEAR GUARANTEI CURLY WELL , MV pet1• • • I'M 6LE SUPPOSED TO 6 'It> GtVE SOUNP �rK'AI AND F/IIAIKTAL DVICE . SUT 'tt>UR PROBLEM DOESN'T FIT INTO EllMER CATEGORY .' 8AJI m, GAS-f111D IOIIIRS Four 1Tu1 Of NatJ011atT11e Heat king bollen, each ap,,, proved by Anterlcan Ga1 ,._ toclotlon for u•• with al lypu of ' aaL Each b oval, able with damo,tlc hat - . mll. and all haw safe, auto., m a tte cantrola pr•••lreilf Nacfr-!o, quick •.VIN NIF. • """'"""°"· Oll-mD IOIUIS Thrn ,b:u GYC1ilabl•. high efftdency, low coat opt .. •ration, and A.S.M.E. 11p. P"""• All aro owiUable wlllt ....... ....... .... Conloct Ila for frw Jie¢f,lf IpJp�4!1t LIii I� llill. Ohio Valley Plumbing and He�tjqi,. lrtc. 212 I. hcend SI, • _. ' I ,, liV? IS'E"IYEN8£1? MYTEUIN6 )t'JtJ l WA<; TAKEN DQWNSTAIP5 · A Pl.11,CE THAT WA5 COOL· .. ? 1 1\-lOUGl-lT iT WA<;A. liA'iEMENT. WE VE. GCIT TOl=W,;lf 11-4':M OOT, BllTTl-llS HATCl-4 I� -S:EALED 1LGHT.. •LOCl(E0 ON 0 1 . SI IT TI--IEY VE GOT "ID GET �V � AIR' Tl-£1i:." lP A0DVE, 'DON'T Tl-IE¥'?, � �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid dleport, 0., Sept. 2, 1 960-7 l lSED TROMBONE: GOOD CONDrHe asona blc l'hun e J 9 � � t� �;��t II-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 . Sept . 2, 1960 ) �51:1 :',l(J l'El> MI JTUR lHKE �;ood l'Ulld1llu11 $ l o0 C.ish lt;1� rrwud � 11::ht. \f 1ddi<'port. HI J , l.,4•ad 1 n g l'r�ek Huad 9 2 31.- WANT ADS .ltUCTIONIER :::i ��B��:.A::� SAT l EED C1II o-r write I . 0. McCoy Chuter, Ohio B 22 30tp c • Lauref Cf"ff IsTrying prJS• on . . Ne�s Of The Week Escape By Using Mathematics ODVICt . • a., MAURICE TRIMMER . Without consider.a- a_n agitator ( n�urance - l'OB CONSJST�NT DEPENDABLE llESULT8 lion of olhus. " - CONCOJW G ltAPES $1 2� bu ' - -- -SANTA FE, N . M. (UPI) - The M , y na rd w " born m N e w Lo n'E M PRO CE INSURAN PLE'l • RATES C'O � br 1 1 1g ronLam er- we pick 27 lone CO!lYict rn a cell on death row d on, C onn. H u1 r athc r and mothe r tectJon, We, Aute, Fire, PoJII) i' 1:arl .-,t, Middleport B :W 3tp Mexit'o State Prison i� were alcoholics and di vorced. As a t cant.II per wud, one in�eruon Mln ll'lum eharg e •- 60 ccnta. Call Don llill 1 M i ddleport. a l New _ ther e , 1 h ,, own re.. "•esl. .. I C!ellla per word io r t.h.ree co�llYe lll!lerl.1on1, child he "bou nced back and fourlh ')}tl-11 : 1'1111 EV f-' U H itEASON AJ::IU.: C onvic ted murd erer Dona ld May- belw,en th,m �I.I - Ont! mo1:Lh for JU ceulJ r,t:r won.I. ." 11 u1t k �a I c I I ari:f' n• stauranl , BA B.N f�6 SIMPSON lNSURA N CE nard ai.kecl to be moved Lo lhe base fr om the lime he was 1 4 he ruu rate of 4 Ct'Ut.s pt·r wonl v.111 be chaq;ed for advcrt1.s1fl.i �llJW with alladtt!d gnll. Also Agent i. , M1ddlepurt Fire, Auto• men\ ce l l near the gas chamber so spent moi. t or hi� life m cnrrcctrnn If not paid w&tb.10 l U d<1yb a fkr rcce,vw� lull 01 I wr 1 ' •·1 1 1 � l. a 11 wv• 2·,Jv .,.,43 • •,1 1d mo b I I c, Bonds. Phone WY2 I t wou Id bc quiete r ror h im lo con- al mstl! ut1ons or hv1ng by ste;i.l1ng 1:rn,,.. , in Adveru�,41: - Should tie ' " l>l ' 11•d '.m,1,�d111lt!ly The dl1•µ11rt, Ohiu 9 l 3k 2903 8· 21- tf centrat e on wh11t he considers a and thievin K . Dall, Senunel wlll no1 bf rlll>P'JILSJ tik fur mort ll1an one rncu.r near.p erfect escapf' fo r a li fe•term · hCl lllifllertion. He and anothe r fellow pulled a I T l l u H u Ul; ! J UltED C(JLI.JE l'Ul'S Pr 61p l 2 1 ' Rea l Estate l'h1J11( � J I 2·4793 8 30 · C•.1:d of rl!10b irnd Sipec1al Nollrt>S ol tV, ' lllll S.1 IJO Ubll llifflN robbery and kidnapped a pol i ceI --- I Warde n Harold Co1 said, " We'r e man on n. 23, 1 50, at Albuci. IMabU&bed al I ce'lt per word. 9 uerJa .\I O I H'. !I N 7 ROOM HOME: . EN· q u l le proud of whal he has done. " J DA VS , 1.JA Y u UA Y S l MU. '.'/OH.OS / 1 90 I Mo r i ne que, N. M The policem an talked tloS<'d ponhcs. l acre ground on I n tu i. first Pline years at the' us OOr 90c ,I, , 35 H.50 I .111eo I n Heights. Phone WY 2· pf'nitentta ry Maynard tried di•rb . them into sur r end er ing. AS IS SPEC IALS S l .20 20 60c II 8<' $8.u<l On June I l , 1 952, while serving 8 3 l-6lp gmg throug h walls. faking sickness .i . ::1885 57 Mc-rcury 60 H . P. $49S.OO $ 1 50 $7 .5(1 :m 70C � i:i 4 1 0 ye ;i. r senten ce, Maync1 rd S9 Mercury 70 H . P. $595 .00 and impc r sonati r1 g a guard in un- made his fourth escape attem pt al ' SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE 1, UI< L O A M wuJ t)J,> 1 11 tl1 1t iJ by iy 2 .,..1->U, 4 5 H . P. Mercury Out t it $995 . 00 . successful attfmp ts to make a . • • " · co pr,son . It cnd•d '" I I wit h bat h , n1re 1 ocatJOn. Me 1 vm break All he rel"cived for his f.' f- t h .__. N ...w Me•, METROPOLITAN MOTORS 1 ll 1 1 lh de the or a guard and a life i 1 ood, 1 1 Locus! SL, l'omero_y. l e forts was a life �entence for stab- judgment against him . 600 E ul M•ln Street, Pom roy (.> I • 3olp bmJ! a i;uard to death in 1952. Phone WYl-3870 _ _ -___- �-lie narrowly esc.iped being Juli Howe ver, smc(' June, 1959, he ed hims e lf ill 8 l0 l fc I 1 1 Notices t- o r ::. a 1 e 8 IWO M S , W ITI I BATH Two story a 1953 r iot when he h(m1e fll•ar school. Tak e ove r has worked 8 lo 1 2 hours a day 1J n was shot i n the lefl knee as he i■ AM1T• AND PE5l CONTROL J A U C T ION $46 00 JIN month payments after whal he believes is a way out, in- dived under his cot during a bu rst l .,1 1 , iti-1m , 1 1 1 :.: (11 huu�t•h1il d lltrr Pain, frH ini.pedion. l n,ur down payment. Phone WY 2-5324. h>llec tually if not ph_ysically. May- of gunfir e thal fatally wound ed a M 111, .,.atic>nwlde. Phon• M: . f 11 1 1 1 J t U H ' , , 1 ! lw h ! c Jt•sst• Brl ' W [ W A N'l't:D \h•d iral roots, Gm 8 23 30tc nard 's "priso n break" ' is a ste p-by- nearby mmatc. :ilayn ard spent end A. Service '51atlon WY2- .-. ! t· r ., 1 l h,· tu,m,• on :17:l t-:ilj\ !><'l!i(, tSlw1d Hool, wild gint,J:er, step e,ploration or the world or most or hill time in segregation af• 4--2.6-tfc 2 1 1<1 .'\ \ \ ' . Ill i'Ollll'fUY, Ohio, Scpl 2366. ) l ' l/ 11w rool. :\olayapple, etc One rnathcmatics. It's a torturous climb ter thaL - --- :J. l !clliO �,\T U HI M Y , I 00 I ' M I o f Oh1o ' j tJl'sl markclS-U\' C r 40 for a 33-yea r-old convict with only tfe now The n in the early part of H>58 !i av f' a rn mplet e L1 1 1 1 1 1-: h",,111 Su1tr . Sta nch, snr.i , p•ars same location. E H . a refo r m school ed ucalion. rRAV EL SERV ICE If yo u a re lk 1I . E m l T;,.hlc � form er Warden T. M. Woodruff . W 1i·ker l 'hair!> , :\-1o rM•, Al bany, Ohio. McArthur "F'rankly, the fencf.' or the wall told Maynard o f a forme r Alcatraz 1o ing to ,.ny forei gn country 1 ! 1 1 1-t, . !• J11u r i ,;, m i, ( J I .a mt Mali t • ). H<)ild next 10 TenneS!lee Gas i� q uite a challenge," the tall pal e, prisoner who be came int or an)'where in the U. S. g l \' e H1 1rkrr . 1'11 t llr l ' S Hand erest ed in N EW HAVEN - Modern 5-room skinn ed, slil;:h 'am1 1•tl l l ' l :t n l 30 6tc 8 tly stooptd man said math emat ics. Th e man studi UI a call. No servll'C ch a rge , n a l tJ I HJ�u,i l i . 2 l{;nJ1u ed the bnck home, hardwood rloon, guielly. "This s, Brass t' J rt ' has be come th e sam e subject .so thoroughl> exlra,. TAWN EY STU �t OS, 42.l l 'l :t c •· :O'!t 'l . 111,oks , An tique he eventual­ and forted hot air healing. Lo­ Oil fo r me." Second l,al h po ! J s, l .a 111 p H , 11 ,k ( ' .i , e ( Se c l !H JIOI A\'Cnue, ly was released to teach at a um­ cated on 65' x 150 ' lot i n excel­ ,I ( ) 2 The striped prison pants and versity. Phone G J tl 1 6 1 5 or <, I 6 1 243 . ! l i t l o p t;il)lt, . K1td1 l lc11l neighborhood neu grad e ' n table u11tl �hirt hang loosely on his le an 1-21 lfe Maynard found John Newman's , l ' ha 1 r�. ( , Ln� di,i,r lhsh CUJlhOilrd , 5 1ton�1 M O llEUN APAHTMENT school. 27' conC'f"ete paved street frame. ___·__ a11d 4 rourn ararlment. Cheap four-volume work "The Wo r ld of in front of home. This p r operty . To.1�tn, t:li t·l rn· hot platt · , ( ; a s 1 24 Hit fll,\1 [ )t:v -:L1 1l' l \ t ; 1 1 1 1 ,,II "f'm trying to build a new way Mathem atics" in the prison libra ry J"t•JJ\ . !'hone WY 2-2487 or W Y 2. is otellent m every way and populiir S.lll' � V d 1 1 1 h_, i j ;1 Ill j 1 1 t•;1 t n s , Kt·I� 1 1 1;1h1r_ n•frigrraln r, !ifc," he said earnestly. "Stu d y. and re ad it. of 5335. 8 ,_, 1 2 tc will qualify fo r a substantial K1·r11n1JrT was/11•r (,as range, l [or at 9 a m o ut nc:itl morn1 1 1 g -- -mathem atic& makeli you examing , The Univ enity or New Mexico loan, $1 4,500.00. 1-'ASTBST Sl-:H Vli · i,. u 1 1 1 ·,,1,,r un 1 11;i11�l1 . Swt•1•p1·r 1: �; . Up i-·oun roo\D bouse, Rutland Town­ me your belie!s. One of the •Bud- recommended texts and · Mayna rd NEW HAVEN 5-room fram e holst 1 · ru1i.: rl1·arin. i\nt1q uc· drcs an d muvui film 1 : 11uVt-]t'S ship. l "all WY2 6566 8 1 9-30tp / !i·r, 4 lfrib complclc , Chifforo b'!', home, outside newly paint ed, dhas said, I think, that 'to escape started studyin g algebra , geometry , ST UDIU ' Pouwr") . 0/m, · hardwood !lours, nice builtin a prison is to b ecome interested in trigono m etry and logic in self. im9 1 Ute I \\'a1 rlr0tw, �·r u l \ Jars, f\.foccllan• , EIGHT ROOM UOUSY., two five than on e 's posed two-hour class pe r iods in his kitehen , full basement with stok­ someth ing Ji:reatcr O U 3 llc1m room apartments. A. N. Bengel. seir: " o <:e ll. er fi r ecl ro11.l fur nace , semi•fin­ ARRI VIN(i Tol , A Y , I H \ ! l O F M,,. L eon• White, Owner Phone WY2 3272. 1 1-2 -tfc "This is ii lough guy, '' Wa r de n Ue could be eligible for parole in ished .second floor ro r that grow• Georgia Brlh•, . J I I 1 1 . ,I•· ,111 d �:l Ter m , : Cnh N lCt:LY FUR N ISHED 2 BEDing family. Garage and nice Cox said before the Interview. 1 008, but he doesn't talk much bf'rla Prad11•� :-.1 dtdn l'r11 1 11·.� . N.,I Rupon ,ibl• for Ac:cidenh roorn up�t.11irs ap.1rlm1mt. Ph. ironl patJO are other nice fea· '"We're not kidding ourselves. But about it. •Barl lett l't•;1rs Ollu 1 ! r u 1 1 ., ..tll<I Sale coriducte-d by W Y '/. ::1874. 8 I th " I know r ' m no Einstein," he trirei; of this home. This is one wc ' rr going to give him every ve�elahlt•s. M 1 d 11, , ,) \l,11 k d . W BRA DFORD AUC TION COM­ c·hanl' C' to mail:l' good ." smiled, adding lhat hi.!l only plans !he bt'st buys in real estate Marn, f'o111ern) !I 2 '.!It· PANY, lhdne, Ohio. of ' l• Oll RtNT-Tbree ollice room, LookinJ:! al Maynard, Cox said, arr lo continue his lonely, 8 - 1 2 I h11Vt' ha<t the privileg e to offer. Auction Hr: Critt Br•dford ovPr Stiffler Shoe Store on '·Hl''� reached the hotlnm of the hour .schedule to learn all he ('an $ 1 2,000.00. S•I• M•nager: A. C. Bradford. t..:ourt St., in Pomeroy, second ladder. If he fouls up once more al about mathemat ics. I 11 27 tile flour . 011e lari:c 18 x. 22 It, room WE HAVE Scvenll nirc building his age hfl's finillhed in here. And "I rt-alizc a l my age I 'll have tu lots lorntNI in New l laven _ __ _ wilh adjoin-in� ! 2 lt. 1 2 IL room 1959 C l l l±:V!l' 1l.n · 1 1 1-: 1 . ,\ I H Ii cm1 $800 , 00 to $2000.00, he knows it." think priced and live it all d;ly every di}' f1 One 10 x 18 fron� room. All cy l. 5\d, �hift, 1 5,UUO al'l ual GAS, F U EL O I L and coal furIn Mayna r d's pr i!(on me is a note lo get anywhere," he said. " A bout JIM ROUSH Salffma"' , na,·cs. C.:u!I fo:- free csl1ma le&. nt- ,y]y painted wit h new floo,r tnilcll. �:xcdlcnt 1 omht 1,,n . l 'ch· written by an official in L955: "lie the only disillusion ina thing is that NEW HAVEN, W, VA., 1'"ort' m�n &, A bholl M iddlep ort. rnver ings. Phonr� W Y 2-2080. E l be rft•ld, l 'l,C ' �lcr, o)uu would be rlangcrous lo the prison mo&t or the advances in mathemat­ PHONE 2-7843 TU ff. J 0-lk 8 2-tle s 20 m 1 1 1Ul-3tc rommunily ;r pe r mitted In mingle ics were by men under 30 years of . -- - -- ------- J with other inmates . has bee ll ai;e.' ' I H :wu !-'O l l I l . l 'r m: NT 5 IIO(JMS and 1 1 0 1 1st: GMd lJMd Cart ' ( '( J l(N St•:i:; V l l( ( : f l , il \\ ;, lker. Ba,h a n . l lh1o halh al 629 !'Purl S I . Mi1ldlf.'port t·o1t SALE: HOME IN t:IIES111RE All MlltH a■d Model1 11 :l l :11 1 , 7 runm� a 111I la rge bath. Stoker -.- - - - C1mtad Frank Hobo, 928 Cirde M TROPOLnAN MOlOtll furnace, built in cabinets, good I H I W N"/ l !WN ( ' H A IU ,ESTON l<•'�l l l r . Jlu n h:t r , W. Va. $45 pn 60!)406 1■-t Main it. water. larll'.C lot. Phone EM7-7M8 iJUl :1 1 1 1 do 1 11� ' ' �OHi! h \ l S l lh Ss. mo11th 9 2 3tt· ,_.., , Ohio ;dmut :m yi•,..-� W(•ll !'llil)JWII 8 30 6tc l >. i y t mw. l•:v! ' 1H11g 1111d 11 f l i• r 4 I\OOM, I\AT I I ANI) \ ITII.ITY )U:M ltlll ( ' K 4 tlr c ·,•n! tlr) , d) Hll Tl1t•<llt•r l '..tt ronN u11., l ;iirs ;1part11w11L. N1·wly p,aint � l!OOM I IO US�: fo'OH SALE. Two T1 1 1w r.,r . !luw r1ul10 a 1 1 1l lit•ah·r $:1115 UO A1·res. ( 'orncr Wolfe !Jr. and YoUlll:t' I' M a 1 1a,-:,·m,·111 t'll l'riv,1tc {'n ( nmct•. ('all WY 2 l "iilt• · United Pren lntematlonal t'1shcr Slrt'cts. l'ome roy. : Blacunar · s, l'u111t·n,y 11 :n mc , l1•r111 . Wuil b r it'ht rould be deposed if lhc mun. 9 2 31c rr.,� .ira! l'n vat 1• 1 ) 1 1 1 NORSTA D RESIGN ATION Soviet Union ever withdraws its 9 I 3lp nu:v1mu:r ,1 ,tr M•t1;111, I m1-: Hoom S,· r v u · 1· Wnlt• !lox Z.:):l SINt. ; 1 . �: I IU l ! S t: AN[) l •FOUU - -- �From the Foreign editor's note sup,port or him. c.ru ul l hJ� 11a 111•r ,,r "l't•l(·[lh•lllt' powt•r�lufr, rntlu, 1, 11d 1.. - •• 1 , · r A room a1,a rL111c11t. Very nice. 6 ROOM HOUSE JU/-iT PAI NTED hnok. DUTCH CARRIER Charlt•slll ll I l l :l 222 1 Ul" [ ) J J lnsiih: aiul oul. t'luors nf'wly : 1hari1 aul1111 1ol,1I;• w1q l h 1 1 1 u1"1l F'riends close to Ge11. I.Ju r is 1 The visil 1. l'hune \¥91'12', Gornl lut·.i t w of the OutC'h 11.i r l'raft . (!)1 I l l t· rsantled anti nrom1• Low huiH N orslad e:itpcct him to resil'.!n as carrier Karel Doorman to Yoko­ , niore. $ 1 UUa.UU tilacHn;,r , , l 'uru - l 'ffl!l l . :12fi7. R· 3 1 ·81c . eroy. Ill l' llbi11t•I.� . IICW h,1lh mom. ('0111 · NATO cummandc r in Europe by hama in September is 11,oing to 8 3 1 m ,· · tl FT. 1 1 1 1 .L M EAT \ "ASE, plctc b<1se11 1t'nl. Ph , WY 2 2038. Yl l li N IS I I E l l A l'A ll"J'M fo:NT, hell• 2 ! he end or lhis year or earl)' in become a big issue be1ween Jit• S 1 m ps 1 1n ('U/1\ pul l lll! /ll' a l t•, 1 '01111 9 2 Jlt' l lHi l , despite recent denial s from pan and Indonesia bf.'forf.' it's ovrr. rooms, ;l ol lwr moms. Nit•c hat h , 1to1 11 ; i,; t IISl11m H<>} ,•I l .1111n• I' , ( 'unu•t ;di I l l gout! rornlll lllll rluM' l u �tort•�. u�c o[ l11uml ry ' l 'hmw I ' l l 7 :.:511;1 4 dr. u1l:111 . 1'11w,· 1 t l 1 \ !', radw fLt l <lk f- OH SAi.�: . 7 IWOM 1 1 o u s 1-: WITH his headq1rnrlers in P.11ris. Both Some weJl.lnfo r med West,_..r n dip· r(111rn with w11shcr. J nq111re �: w · and h'!'ah'r. $71)5 ()0. lilal"l l n ar's, hii l h $3500 uu I r n Ehl•nczc r SI., health reuons and d iscou ragin j,l lomatic sources who !lave just 111,.:'� Sinn•, l'liunr WY 2 - 2060. Pomeroy . U :1 1 mc USl-: 1 1 GAll/)1': N l rnrlun IHU1 rllU 'N· l'umcroy. 9 2 61p lrends within NATO are held re- reached Tokyo (rom Jaka r t. a say crs. ll11l;1ry mower bl11d1•11 sharn 1 3tc --- - - - spansible for his plann ed resigna- the Indonesian gofernment is pre lll'rlt'd l'us 1 o m muwm.i: .wnd 11>59 01'1':L, :l 1lr �1·d a 1 1 N 1,·dy LIOfl, althouii:h the general .!lppar- pared to consider drastic artion -1 IH H ) M THA l l ,t:11. $2� mon1h , 180 eqUIPJlt•d Ollt· uwll•·r rnf 1 1 1 • tu J)lt,w,ni:. l' ntly does not want lo upse t the aulnst Japan. But there is indl'9 I lltp Ash st . M i d dl i•purt. 30 rn1le8 Jlt•r ,-:,d !.111 $ l t9� 11ll GRAVE L Y TRACTOR workings of the i\llantic Allianc e ci11Jon on Just how drastic it LE GAL NOTIC E H :11 1111· l Sal 1•11 and Servict• 5 1 2 K Marn St. 3 JIOOM A l 'All'l'�H:NT. VEHY B\aettn�, - �. l 'ornnuy l will oHt•r for �alt- at t he front by prematu r e disclosure of his should be. The.!'le sources say the I I or:,nuy , i'hunc W Y 2 2973. Jllt•us,1111 . $65 111dud1111: ut1li1les. iluor of the Courl h1rns11 .il Pom- relircrn tnl. G e n. Thomlll.s White. Indonesian cabinet serioud y dis­ ti CH EVUUl . t:T 4 I IOOH Sl•:l 1 A N 7 2 1 tfc lll(' t.' y11rtl. W rite HtJX 253 fnr ap l.!rny, Ohio. 011 Saturday, Septc1n- he �d of !he _U. S. Air Force, ; 5 cussed the possibilit y of breaking f{ffi.00. H11ynrn111l K irk t ;1•11ry� · p11111l 1111•11L. ____ !l I :Ill' Iler 1 7 , 11}61l, 11.t JO o ' l'lot:k a. m. bemg l i pped l tl Pa r is AS Norstad's relations with .l.ipan-but this was Jlody �hop. ! 'hone Wy 2 ltlll!'i. 1-"l JH �l\ 1 1 "1\ � ,\ 1 .l•., :11 1 i .o\ \ ' 1 1 10:S --- --- - likely succtssor. voted d own. 11 :1 1 :11 1w;ir ·1 11 pp,·r, l ' l ;iws, t 1 h 1 11 . w 1 1 h TWO liAHAC a:s �'OR ll1':N T- M u l· the followinJ.! real estate: F1r. rrel � n1111,1 t 1' 11 : Thr and Alil'e I - - - . ('<lill \.\ t\l �d i \\1 1 t h r t l l llt"l" l 1 I 8 0N N DENATION ALIZATION POL tTK._ L BED, ■ LLOWS • .. ,,,,e 1 ,,, 1 ,, ,· rc• 37" "<' t'· Ahlrs rf.'al estate s1tm1ted al Mo rn. bl' r' Y ,.ve O � -l,UR SALE. 111:)1 1-'tl 1•01 1 1 1 VH Th e Bonn government is eln g h t .. .,,. 11 1 t lw11! \lolli,• M 1 · Politi cal in1id er.s in Manil a say oml SI. or eall WY 2·2575. GolMl lire.I!, i;,mKI t·om l i 1 w11 ( It'll IIIJ.! Stn r , Sullm1 Tow nship, Mci"s ,. that Phili ppine peeIe d lo start denationalizing an < : r n t h . l(ulland, Olii<i, Ill I . rit·ur , I Otii County, Ohio, 1·o rn;il!llll" of 70 acres s President Carlos · ry E. Bahr, IA111i,: Hu l l um, O h 111, -----------lJ--" i ';n· wu1 t•r l lli i i i I'. C11 r ci11 may Jo•· • ro rc,, In other n,a, or cnterpr 1·,, bY o1:. J0 t>er II •) 'IL 1 . Phone YU 5-2:.!:8\J. lllOJ"l' or !f'SS. Thert' IS sit u11tcd Oil � I Jt 1 1 ' t'ime I·, WI ,, be next Yl'•r's gen er, I ele,1,· on, wt' lh 8 J lhe [ aI esJ · Th IS wa lhe llfore.�aiil r('a\ eslate 11 6 room hr111g t•;,n( ll lllf' l' 9 ( 2() ) . I . , l 'J< Al ' l l l•'.S, e IJ n i·,ed Tan k Depot an d Trans --.-v ll-,.,,4 JIiii\-. 11 t.lH �lh mave rick Sen. ILi 51 F:OlllJ Claro Recio, lhe Wt' IJH!t•r t'nut 1-' unu, I .on,-: llot• ilwC'llini! house appro1irnat('[y 5 . porl Com pany, VTG , cons1· dered ' · n1otor and fl' uut, 1•11d . Su 1 1v1sor, luni, t lhlo. l'hum• YUkun � 320 1 APAH lMENTS - .ru r n11bed and yrars old. a barn. granary and oth- most outsp oken foe 0r , he un ,ted " ..... J a rg cst J an k ear State unlurnh1h e d. McMa1ten. )llddlet s in the islan d repo bll,. Ho w to be E•·ro-•, . l:011llnenlal, t1k1rh, d1u1l1>. llml H J U l i t· er oullmildi11g�. Abo prod urini oil pu;t. 1 %,1111 W Y 1·20�. 2 3 tf ev er, the9e sourcea say this doe,- firm · Recenlly the state-owned ·· nc)' Quivcy, Shaclr, Ohio, l'hone and gas wells. Located 11pproliPJ a nts were so Id t o D I :ll p . IJISII W A H �:. nll krn.1s Carl Cht'va- LUJ J.I.DOZl•:H l•"Olt H lllE. Pond!!, m11tf'ly 1 1 m i les from Pome roy on n'J _mean th 11 t Gare!, ,·, Jurnlng Volkswagen )tY 6-3270. private b ,' dder, · Th e VTG d eagain st the hcr. Loni: U1111 0111 Unite d St,te,. 11•, H- rn-:10111 · road. Anpralsed value lrnNt·mrnl landscaping . good 11nd ., · anoth er s tep by .. Ji'ORD t:O U l'I� I U t:A L t't )ll ju.lit a polit ical marr iage of ne. nalion,11,a 1 , o n 1s s 1 0. imo .OO. l'huuc nrn�tcr, Yukon5·32�5. the W est German government to · Ho t rod.a. In 11'.oml n1ncl 1 1 1 011 l'h ( 'A N N I N l i l't:A< ' l lfo:S, t: l . lU:ll'l'A Second Parcel · Alict' Ahl1•s rcsi- cesslly. 6•24 30tp Iran srorm as muc h pu bllc p rope rti I ;t1r S I i:'I u11d 111) ;1 hmhf'I 1'11IH(cJl 's, : SH 2-47 M . ULB RIGH T OUS T•R · til'nce pro1wrty sih111ted on l)1 l leJ:<' · 1 eJ Y onu· ..( "nhli ln�, Ill lh :m,·, :iu 11,, $1 �o. Sent imen t is grow,·ng ,· n th e t, a, poss1· b1e in to pnva � DG E SEUAN I N l·:.Xn:LJ.l<.:NT hr Village of llut ltrnd, Strret in L ed handll. 100 l l>s $2 :l5 l\rmi,: t· 11nl;11r1r ( lo p ranks of the East German • tondition. 1 ;1w<l wurk rar Tnrn Ohiu, l'Omisling of a four room ll11tl11ud ll11ud , 1 1 2 milrs 1•usl of Com munist Party ajainst party fl 2 :Jt 1 1 ing fram AIR C!UNDITIONING, REFRJGER-· ' : Wella, 1l111·nsi1 11\'dk ancl lot. dwell house Ape LIC INSE ISSUED llulland loll rn11ds11!(' m 11 rkt-1. set·retary Watte r Ulbr icht. Othe r atfon servtre Jack '• Refrl11er•• praisl'll velue $3,000 . 00. A marriaKe license wai; issued 8 30 tU p lead ch complain Of his high ­ Said real rs111te ('a t1tH1l be sold lion. New Haven. ):'hone TU2i1H_nd ed aclio ns and the "person• today in probate cou r t to John PIANO ANO OR GAN SALE 3537. fi.-23-tf for le&s than the appraised valut. ahty cull " he has fostered. Re- Dupre, 26, teacher. Wellston. and ONE male rci:: !!il 1' r•·1l H1·11�l1' dni;!, W11rl 1 l 11•d l\lnrid u;1k -� 1ii 1 wl p 1 Tlw right is rrserved to reject 1 po�t s �l<'hin g the Wcll t say UI- Maxine Recd, 2 1 , teacher, daugh, A 1CTICI .. I ■• ;· ... 3 female Bc11i,:le p11pi.. n•1Hb to 11 1 1 11 w n h h1' 11d1 any or all bids. Ksi•d us ,frm ter or Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reed, Compl•�• Service • train, Kcnnrth � d .rocl, l'o r l · u11slr:11 nr ,ii . \ ! h t •n.� ( "u t' iu r For inform�lion phone Pomeroy Reedsville. · Crltt a,adfeNI U8t dan s Sh ou lde r , land, 0. l'honc V13 24/6. n111y $:'i�!'i oo Ohio, WY 2· 2 1 86. Wtfh, Pt.on. ., (Olltetl : t27-8tc MATHIW5 COMPINSI.TED W u r l i ! z.-r Sp111• ' l ! t' ori:nn. wit ! BERNA11n v. euLTZ Deep I n &. pionaae A. c. &RADrORi:I. Rael.... Ohl6.. AUSTIN, Te1t. UPI-Ray Mat­ "' nut , 1 111. f , h lk).'. AtlmiiiiMtr11.tor of the EMtat(' nf 1 1 1 .ir w1c·1 $ 1 4 J !'i 1 ROM E UPI - Speaking of espiI HEAP ot' l'l!IIJ<: IIHf-:P !-in:i.:us Nuw S ! W!'i llll hews or lhe Dallas Cowboys will Al ice, AblE'll, dl <'Hll('d ' onag e MUEL LER FUkNACIS, WIITINO . . the Russian! are should • be and 10 llelfrrs �:n1 11w t 1 t : W I i i . , rt!lmbursed by workme n's 1 l .11w1' ry uri.:u 1 1 ! n·(·1• 1 1 1 l .1· n•1111s (8) 3 L ; (9) 2, 3, 7, 9, LO, 12, 1 t er deep in it here HO \JI I appllenc"" Arnold lro!I I lllp � Pomeroy, O hio at the Olympics. COfllpenaa tion insurance while he ..,t•.\s1'1l i '\lahn).'. 11 1 1 1, f111 1 �h liki• I�, lS, lOlc thera, SyracuM, Ohio. Phone . . A battery or eight 111 ten Rus- is Ridclined by two broken ribs. 111•w W i l l wll for h:1h1th"l ' Trr 11 1s --------1 HAWAI IAN t:U:L 'Tltll l . l l lTAII . WYl-6: 114, sum& wea ring 11-1 1,tf 0Uiei11l badics · 1 Sb: tubt• .a m pl1f1N, or ntsh PALMER ADDS WINNINGS 1 2 111r h read mg • '<'oaeh" or "Int erpreter" The ded11ion waa announced by _ __ the Texas lndu11trial Accid ent 1 l si'd W m l 1 1 11 · r t•l1•1· 1 r-1 1 1 1 1 t' iii NEJCLF.R BUILDING SUPPLY 1 f. ) N , . apealler . Buth $4!UI\J 1':l11wr 11111 aw � r m�d arou nd the divi ng and · p :� :��� -: � !� 111111 �ln h11�;1 1 1 1 J11hn�-M�nvi:J� roof shingles, 1 ,l �� 1 a 1 a f11 1 i w11h / /; le)', Darwl11 l'hnnc W \" 2 ti l ◄7 l' �� 1\ e� � r' l,i: sw1 mn1 111g pools today r@l"ording Board Friday after read ing a re• pnrl submitted by Dall111 coach h1• 11rl1 OnlJ· s:1.•w 1 1 0 w.,rulr ll ' s kitchen nblnets built to ardor , mon ('y winn e r in this )'C'ar's PGA every deta il g 1 :1 1 1, Abou t the U. s. and Tom Land ry, who li11ted , himselr • ..----- - 7th & Warrt•n, \lari ,· t t .1 l'hoo r aluminum window, l lmr11a me11l.s, kcre11 scd h b1 earn • and doorR, Australian 1iirl swim mers . LN:£ lrHh cow W l l h ht•lft·r rn lf p as foreman. V II :1 !'itlA7 111r111,"!e donr!(, relllng tile, vinyl ings to S7l\,400 with the $1 ,850 he !l 2 :Ut' 21 1 � hm1(' l' ,·ow. Hol,tel11 1 �nd ; -floor tile and plywood panelln1. 1 pirkC"d up for his third place tie . . . 8 27 ti 1 1J l l l· H.l! S W I L i . H I-'. 11 �:1 · 1-:1 v 1,:u AT Call N e i gler's. Racine. 8 · 1 1-t tc in Hu, MIiwaukee Ope11 eolf tnur• ; .at. --- · t hP O f f1n• uf w.-11�1er 1111,l Ful1z namcn1. Kt"II Venturi of Palo ,\ \ l orn,•� ' - l 'o1 1 1 nu1 . Ohio, up t� � BATS KILLED w1lh Stu Wa_r . Alto, Calif., the M.300 Cirst prize . � farln. 2 � lb� J l .49. tbl'r��a• h rl r\'PII " rl l'l' k A '1 . 1 1 1 1 �· rn1 1-1 �•I wlllnt"r al Milwaukee, is second �q1!1•m lwr 1 0 . 1 114\l) , lor 1 hr n•al , l I .H■rdwerc, Suga r 1!1111 Hour in earnings w1th $-U.900. . IIUl and l.rndmuk Stu re. 1' slal 1• .,,.,, 111 ,(1 hy l '�•arl :� I.nit (I) 10, 1 1 , 1 2, 17. 1 8 . HI, 24 rid,-:,•, ,h-(·(·;1 ., pd 1,walNI al 8:tB HOME GROWN TREE RIPENED TUPPER$ PLAINS "" .II, •• 3 1 ; ( 9) I , 2, 7, 8, g L�tp \l:1 1 n Si rt'l'l l ' 1!lll'f'IIY , t lh10, hf'• Mr. and Mrs. t:larcnce Nichqls 111.: u 011,• ,i.,r1· l ra111r dwf'll1n i.: alltmdcd the ru11eral or their ;'° ,ON"l' PUM P your Rlui;,J.ll!h !f'plm11s1• w 1 1 h f 1 1 1, moms 111 1! halh. d1m,i::h1t' r-i11-law Mr!l. Ced[ Nichols '•• do tanll. Gel Klean-Em•All Sep• 1 arnt I I r 1 11, !l ' r ti\ol' \( i,t11 r 11i.: 1• G • Cl T at Oreola, Ohio last week. t In eaner. ,u.11nn ee . Ila d ·� Belot• 9:30 A . M A l! ° f f rr � -.u hJ,.. -1 to Cnurt approva.ndmarlri Store. Pomeroy. i 1<11.Wl- WY-1-U49 k FORiST RUN Pofner-.y WY-� _ __ M,IO An�•mw tl t •�1r111i: 1 n �r(' pn1 1wrty, Mr. John nm and dau�hlt-r lAUTl P.D ITOP eonlat' I nr phnn1• H h 11 1 h-l1 C. Strrh . Esther visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis At C'"'4W Pnmeruy , Oh lfi l 'hnne 11uinh;r Walker Saturd ay cve,nhli;i. Yvk.n J.2145 WY 2-221 0 l!hu(kll t:. Stl'ffy, Bring Contalnon II Convenient' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holler and ltAMJI.L IIRVICI RATION Admi 1 11Hl n11or hrnlly of Long Rottom and Mrs. ....... ,z00 A.M. ( IJ l 2. :i, ti, 9. 1 0, ) 2, 61r Edith Sisson and children of rome­ Alb.an, JUI r11y viRUed with lhclr pa rents M r . J H F. llll1 1 0 M 111 1;,.1 i,: I N EXl ' F.1.­ l!Yer:,- llay Sonlo< and Mn. Hanson Holter Sundfly. LE NT condition :\1o<lern kltcht"n Mrs_ Amanda Baer a11d grand­ with },'nrm H· a ,·11unl rrlop, atain• A11ctlMMer lf' �s Slf' f'l .� mk. d 1 �hwHhcr and Rf<";ASONADLE RATltS SATIS­ dauRhtf'rs K11ren and Margwret d1s 110HHI Storm " in dow, and ,1u­ rAC'l10 N Guaranteed. Call or Haer we re overnii,::ht guests of Mr. lo111allc he11t 111 7 High St., Mid­ write 1 - 0. McCoy, Chel,ltr, 0. and Mrs. Hanson Holle r Thu rsd ay Phone TU..Z-4818 dlepo rt. Ph WY 2 · l l41 . 8 :L2 Botp night. Mn. Albert Bartels, Mr&. Roger 9 2 Jtp --- -- -ROOrING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me­ Walker and daughter Elsie Lee NEW HA�EN, W. VA. tal work aDd repair w�h 1,1f FRESH and Sl'lllNCF,R HOLSTEIN and Jamc1 Walker of Pon1eroy vls­ cow,. N. G . lloHf', Mlneravllle. •ny klnd. Phone WY 2·2301 . ited Mr. and Mr1. Lewis Wilker Phouc WY U710. 8-11-aJ)tp. D 3 3lp Frid1J1 I P H O N E WY-Z-2 1 5 7 I 20b ) I 1 _ Suppl ies I II I ( 1 1 1 Wonted To Buy ----- -- - --■ Ci•- i9f>6 1 Foreign News Commentary I �' I- Busl· ness Servt' c•· 0 20 I Busi ness Services .19 1 For So le --- --- - R I · S E C O N D AVE, OIILLI P01'1S, OHIO Invite You smoRGASBORO TO THEIR GIANT , , , EVERY SUNDAY, 1 1 :30 A.M. TO 7:30 P.M. PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE IT'S AMAZIN G How Small The Cost Of Installation ! GET DOUBLE -DUTY FOR YOUR HEATING DOLLAR P EAC H E S U < Call Dka Stenilt PACKING BOIJSE OPEN DAIL¥ •1141 Sl/1\'DAl' IJNTIL I PJII. New Haven Orchard, $ GO 14C)I fAIICff WA111, 100, AS Will AS MODERN AIIJOMATIC IIATING. - ----- ��o��r�:; Th� is the Life TV Chapel Lab 30 ---. I Ba�ehall Sunday Mo\' it>tmw Popeye and Pals Favorite Story Mii!el the Press Sunday News Picture Overland Troll Music on Ice Chewy Sho•v Loretta Y our.g SlloW People are Funny News Weathe::-ca,• Nite watcb Sign Off �v�• Jlu-,a �� �rt.I •�t �•.. hllJ • ,-, i -- -b l : i� fl( a 1111,- S 4 � . • 1:30 6:31 5 :.40 0:00 :;e 1(-,w-1 Helldl&:Mii lluaic Go Bound Com� Nuva Rt,und-up Cro,w'a'Stetk HOUl6-8ound ,, 6:30 14""!• � t �� -: ;RS Tim Sppp ewa Ke,w:llin'9 llo i.01 O.vqliODI Jl:, � fUMC ..,.._,. ------ ------'----- Channel t - tw4'ay r-• th�--•• TT: f�,£ BARNF.Y GOOGLE and SNU FFY SMIT H � WHV O()NT YE THAT DONE IT \ ! WATCH WHAR · HE Gl1"S OUT ,;..,_,,,-,, PAW !! vE GOT "fO'RE WALK1N , ----r OR 1 DO '.! TO KEEP BUllET " OL CLUM':iY OIIT F ROM UNDER FOOT ? M'I DADBURN FEET I ·oc 7 ;,IO � .,_ 7 :32. �'!(D 'S.... 8:00 111,sn ()II 12,00 No· . � - ----·----------·---"-----.--- 1 -�l::a& , � -+, 'l;.,0 R,t.clr . .r,u� JI CLUB lI\TPW/S 1 � ff if __ � · ' By Ja.,.. Wallace M11on Co. 4-H Agent STATE 4-H ROUNDUP 'l;' op winn.ers ha\le b een an­ q.o.un�.d for the six events of the �l State 4-H Roundup held 1,i,st ' 1'bu.r�y lJlld ·Friday at Jaek­ •�•s �ill, S�le 4rH C..-»Pb;t 11,e W eu, Talent Seuell, a sister �� • .U..r,;ly Coun�y At;tie.' Hu!!1d, took 1>;,..o.e ._,,. ��• LOf plJ:i.i;e 'Yltb their rope skip­ p� ai;t Se�oo;u:I place went to Jo�•1;e ��Coy ai"ll j�, McCoy lJ(i.'p, ijQ&88U, wlw ll-''l'IICUt�d a v�'al dJ.L.el. 'l'hey �� 11):eMbe{S oi . 111,o W/111,,. Wo,��• t,)I Clob. 'th�drP.lii!.�.e wi,o�r was Ll.Qda Fisher , a voeal soloisl from Green­ brier County. Eleven ads w ere eaterC'd in the rompel1t10 n. iY" HE ATTEMPTED TO SHOOT ,.-t'{ 1--W,'\OOIGER SfAND LIP INTO SAOCE!! - 50 I �00 DEMAND ARREST h.,nnel J� uT'N •T V C, � ·UJ! 'lt1"J:11 �3'"-friday 8_ _ -...a •·» Cha1111el 13 - SundQY ·t•J WJ E H Brings You The - '°D VJ THAf'5 R GHT , FOSDICK!!­ HAVF· . NO LEGAL FR-VJILL "/OIJ R I G/. f f !'. X.ClJSE US,SIR'? l W15H 10 TO CALL ME A HAVE A PRIVATE Y.ORD WITI-l NUT!! THE N!JT.rf A MAN IS INNOCENT UNTIL } 1 E'S PROv'2N GUI LTY .''!- """'°' '' " o o 0 o� ti a o O O , 0 ". ,. .;. n ... ,, "A ) 1;S A LITTLE·USED ►'A.I?!(, FI..C()05 OUT EVER"Y �EA..!. C.IT'1S GOING TO AEIAN� IT. tT 1-1.46 l<UNNING WATER /\ND ELECTRICITY. (LL ABOUT IT �I-IEN 'T£L1.. 'tlCl.l WE: c.ET 1fll5IDE. ITS A. L9NG Sl"ORV. ���IJ•'� THE Y'R E GIV ING­ . AWAY FRE E SAM PLE S ·-- MAY I GE T ON E ? I GU ES S SO -­ OF I D N W H AT K A SHOP 15 IT <> Mason County NEWS - "'°9 .. By EBNIB BUSID"JJ,.B A TATTOOING PARLOR £0, WMIL€ il-lEV Sf!IOl{E, Wf. GET '1ERFECT PEACII AH' QUIE.T, '1.N ' All, 'rHAT SB,•Uijl�!L Moc:14UGH1' ON 11-f W.;TER, ..nx.T FOR US.I 3 Times Daily raoo lJ'i F-0rest<Run U p To Th e Min ute f'L nnal 1 3 - Satunl 50 fOUR TI--IEDR'I EX.C..C fL'I'. J'S THAT HIS -ANO HAMBURGER FOR. c,,AN D JS HAVJNG THA"t A ROMANCE rM wm--i AN EAf<TI-4- CALLED CIRCLING A NIJT.rf SATELLIT E? ]'----,# lt is all so cb-....1 0\l5. Ji · ·• !IP,!' IIJ SHULTJ< , iti.w.a :. � isui.c C,o • . N�:W. ,4H � Q<i. 84+IJHI, l:Db �baP, �6:06 ll'l'ie <lo ll'!if¥ , l\i �":�" -- ' ip:,1!], !� y I �-. 4'L7 3 � �- 'Ir'.' �)lo,, P4<ts >f. •� @,;� !;!lli l�t ib 111<\Y Jutt For You News HeadJl1;1et Just For You New, J� ,lo, -,•• � -. Pl.. P1.e.Ma11t ll-,;ll!I• Gp � 'l'l.tft son Counly was rtp,f�te d i n four categorie&, ThitY ' '1' , al: McCo,)', d airy foodl, . j UC· Janet E11hen1qr, cJ o tb1 u,oo i and · 1 1 :3u tio n in d ividual; Mary Ahn Williama, Leon, r;oL1t�ous 1' 2;00 d team: ..,i iw,.� 12: 30 Franyn 'Kel?D'er, Po ·' 1 :00 ��-• ·�lothm& wear-care t.eliW.. .� 1 : 15 , red sorl Couaty entranta � 1 :25 ' · ribbons. 4:00 CAro�n Funk and � _.M)ck, 4:30 both of ' Broo�e Co WJ\Y·, � top , Jic ho.q,ora U1. tile St.a:'te tl•H irst Spqkinl Contest. �� is • � est. time � the hut�y of t�e 8')/1) tl\Bt l/l>lh 1>,v, � 9'1' 9:00 th< ..;,,e "'""IY - l,iye �- I'!'¥ o,oo 4:00 llo,t,lolaojl nve girls participated in [he fin­ \1:0(l �:JO ,in 'rlo als following regional eliminat icpru; il:10 lyblrils 6:00 ut the Mou11tain State. througho : 1 : 15 1;30 Your Ello lli,� County judging Nicholas The 0:'8 Wealher Nier Jarkie l-{11gnes, 17 Je fferson team placed first in the sixth an· 1,13 John D<lY �w• County, was named West V irgin­ nual Land Judging Conteat. Poca­ ·t:00 �v :;.t.a,;-eher 'iu>W ia 's 4-H S1yle Revue winner as h o ntas was second, Hardy third e Plct.ur The Bil t2:00 •· alt l)i.9.ney Presea..o 7:3P topped u field of 77 conte�I• arid Webste r fourth. she ,2:30 John Hopkins File 8:30 )Ian From Bl,aci: Hawll from 44 coun1 ies. This is the ants The vegetable judging team 1 :QP Coll'8e News Confer�nce 9:00 77 SllllStt strip e ver entrants of number largl!St o.n e1atl Asioq Nicholas also took top hµn· , from 1 :30 N4,tional 'Edu ·10:00 The l)eteetives in this f.'Vent. Second­ ors in the Stale Hi V egetable part lake to !i!e lla'tln eoi l:00 Mysl 10:30 Blac k Saddle plaee winner was M11rthu Harr is, Judging and Identifica tion Conlest. 1:00 Open He�lna: ht 1'9;olt N�w e Tb. ll:00 16, from Monog.alia County. Janc,t W ood coonty was second, Mingo Anawt>r The 3:30 ea tb.,r Point Pleasant �hd third and Monogalia fourlh. w Eshenaur. bie ll;lO Seaop.if U)O 1111:;a Chqe Show of the Tip Toppers Club, 4--H LEAD.ER5 AND COUN�I L­ m�mt:ier 'il ,13 4JI01U. ••••- • <:3() Amer,..- Arla Trio I re.<;ei\'t:d ll blue r ibbon and plact!d ui:,p Late �w O�S • t,\EETING Land o, Prowise 5:00 among the top 1 1 rinali�ts. Vii:-gin­ Leade.rs and council orA will , .Cl 5:30 . .-ra.v�l Film i11 Flora, member of lht- Hop To It meet at 7 :30 P. M. next 1;'.J}ur&day, 1 IIIU-. � V �. 6:00 J'eqpl•'• Cholct Club at Southside , received a rf.'d Sep\e.mher 8. in the A PWti.�hian hts .iOO 113ijJe a."ld Bull,taw hlig Hig ribbon. Sroring was done on the ;iudltorium in Polnt Pleasant. ts Spo,i B:30 ./t\llf) f.ldle -i&t Sho, sate, ba�is of !ht' project circu lar. f(•{"­ F'our-H lllCm bcrs who p,arti�ipAtcd Tr"'1<dl>.wn ,oo 7 i,,,� Wl\h Soup 12 ord of nctivities, the outfit and the in the State HI RoUndup will 7,i,, L•ei-� 12:l!P J;1·!' '.Ru<al, gi.r l. n Lawma ,,;o present thi; _progr,,,n . 1 :31) l'fcision Pel;tel U:00 Y E ARB90:t( (0'4MITI;'E-E girls agll bQ)'S ,10 than ore M ·yeatbOOk colTimihee will 2 1111 : The ·A �� N ew sreel Album, t t,O A.t� 0 ' [ro.n1 tluou£bo ut l�e stale compel• "'- . ,..1 6;46 ·91,. meet at 8 P. Jt), - thl1 Thursday, ia-30 �d in (he dctnonstratio'11 contests. ora i I� � 1'11& N•w• T"'"-'bt Sep)-embiJr 1, at the home o f IQ (H .. earlier · w�e wl;IO ts. S' nOW • contestan • The u gL-, .. r,ll) Die\ ,:..t,!lr ll-'-¥" Late lO : U n winners in regional competition, Phyllis Miller, 406-6th. Street, . l;.'00 Brave Stallio Point Pleasant. Mq1bers of lhe were entered in 3 1 diUerent <;lass­ com1nittec are l',tra. 'Geral d Rood, es and came fro_a;i 30 counties. MaMrs. i\us.s.ell S,'e, Janel Eshenaur, '� and 1.'�o'm.as WUli,am,11·, ex offic/�· Mason ic, mp Oly m•r Sum �IIIIVI . ?,trf uc1ty ii: v....l 3:30 Thf' Verd;�t Jr Yours tt • 'lO Ha ve Gun. Will Tra r.I'he Brighter DaJ t,:00 Gu nsm o1te m Gtor el Se« t�i'J The ·o - 30 Not For HI.re a, 'Arn•lfa Walker ht r Nilt o ;1;00 11 O'clock ��WI . 6:80 The Edge Mr. Al).H:rt Baer vi.sit ed hU mplC!I \ 1 : 1 5 1960 Summer Oly •� Tl!,e T� Stooger brother Mr. Charles Baer and fam­ t:00 Alf.bur J. Smith-lien il y Su.nd.lly. eatl,-r W Slfrlifay School atten 1 Jam;e Aug. . ... " olt J,<> A: 2a was 51. Collection $ 1 1 .44. �:� · ,piottstope t,JJO Rev. Matt!'l ew11 ! Carl Baer of Columbus sp1Jpt lt '-'o at &:SO Amoe 'r ABJJ an ric 9 :30 Ame the weekond with. hia mother Mrs. '7:00 Mark ham u:Jl5 Cbri11Man Scien..!f: Baer and Mr. and Mrs. manda A 1:'° Jla,.Jµde ·Forte Scrapbook Air 0 lU:0 ee and othet rela­ Faudr Willird QlyJJlpic, Gn me!'I a-,.., ·� 196b · --•.• 3 • C, tives . 1•,30 • ,-,,--, ,__ , 9:\10 Vi""' V Ill�• Mrs. Lillian Napper and Mrs. U : 00 Uig Picture o:80 Dec;ember Bride Amanda Blier and M rs. Wi\lard . . 11:30 ,RJ!D, Ul A 10:IIO TWIUlhl ZOil• Sttendcd the ho1necom Faudree ics mp Oly r me n o s Sum 12: 00 1 960 l0:30 Per110n to Per ing at Chester Sllnd¥Y. 1 \:00 NeWII 1 :00 Baseba ll Vliiting M r . iind Mrs. Lewis r e U:10 A Lo4;ik at th e Weat� 3:30 Comedy Time Walker Sunda were M r , and Mrs. cs mpi Oly er m ....., ,Sum tl:1 5 1fMln ,.... Roy Curlis ol Pomeroy, Mr. and 4:SO R ev. W illard Wile·• U:45 Theater 13 Mra. Harold Holter and children 1:00 Oral B• '..,erta ef Longbottom and Mr. and Mrs. 1:30 Face tbe Natfon V i rgil Walker or Bashan. ay 6:00 FYS ""1a Mr. and Mrs. Ken11eth Amsbury tury o Cen garo th Kan ntie tain Twe Cap 6:30 8:00 nnd children of Chester visited 9:00 Our Gani Com edies aie Las , :00 Mr. and Mrs. George Baer and l0:00 Heckle and Jeck.le C rtun 1 :3fl Dennis tl1e Menace family Saturday evening. se hou Play se ivan Sbow '8:30 M laht llou Sull Ed Th• a:oo 'Mn. Wende ll JeHers and son U :00 'ffle Loni Ranger tP.:r Thea tric Elec ral Jimmy Jo vleited Mr. and Mrs. Gene 9:00 · 1 1 :30 Steve Donovan cock Prea�n!i Lewis Walker Thursday evening. Hitch d Alfre 9:30 0 pics Olym 1960 12:00 ut ectic Conn M in rs. Erma Roush and Mrs. Fran­ Lucy t0:00 1 : 15 M ovie Miuterpicces ? Line )1.y cis Sapp an d daughter De br a Ann ts Wha I0:30 m Albu •:-15 Amerlcan spe nt the weekend al t he ir home l l :UO Sunday New, Special 5:00 Dance rarty• Game pic Olym h ere. 1& : 1 1 g 6:00 All star wrestlin er 19 Margaret an d Karen Baer re­ Theat :30 1 1 ol Patr y 1)00 kiabwa turned to their htime in Columbus _:.;.,,,N cc-C,=c:,-=,c:,o ::cH ;:T;--.;C;� .;; D:--; ,.LAUDS H..NGING ._-;; Friday arter &pendini two, wee'ks ,. Moh,mmed Zelle!, lJPITUNIS wlth their grandmother Mrs. PMn.:l.OELPHIA (UPI) - Len• niW'derer of a &-year-old rapethe will phia adel PhU Amanda Baer and Mr-. •and Mrs. of 1 (hw T ny"li{ • . 6-year-olfl boy, Wliil Willard Faudree 11nd ' otber rela­ flaht J_.,&e, Quin$e ro of Pana ma , tlrl and public at the scene or d in tvell, here · !�pt. �. tn a co-feat'!-re. han�e bµe T�y - 1?:tfore a crowd r � the . • ich M Mra. Lillian Nap!Hlr 4r1lled on of Muekea:on, o.ul f.,� perlion1 howling · Mr. and M� . Albert Baer Sun day. w$ m11.( , SldQaY (Sweet Pea) · oi ab their approval Adams of Philadelphia, · 11y ,\IP I $ 11 � 1 1 :30 1 2 :00 12:30 1 00 3 30 5 :UO 5 : 30 ti . DO 6:30 T,11(} 8:00 9:0 ' 10 :00 1 0 :30 1 1 :00 \ L 10 U : l& 1 :00 =• 1 2:IO l :00 1 :02 I :30 I :3') 2:00 -�-1-�-Jnv No Waiting! Eat All l'ou Want! 10 AM 11 :5 5 AM Ktl\JIY �� Cla • usalD IIOlU& lllfl llll 1 ==--- I 'f W. VA. .• Legal Notice Detet:tiv� · s Ou r y Tr ut· StoJ1' Ho me ftun De r b1 New1 Picture • Spu rls Ruuntlup � We 1:1thercu:t S■Jo rd,y Nlihl JamboN,O ,.� Bonan:ta � The Man and Lhe Challen-. .... l:,PP The Deputy World Wide 60 Man /rom interpol Ne ..·'I Headlines ,I\ ..,W ..:athereast Shorkwatch lb,. Sign off tMo,,,ct.y - F'r1t1,I Sign On Guest Stu Ne-.n Ill, !) N.ew.1 Htoedlin«;1 tEA NV,,. !,_ Ope11 Every Day & Evenings t""-'<J 5.00 5 .30 6:00 B 30 ' ·45 6:55 7:00 7 30 8:SO 9 : 00 9. 30 l0:30 ' ' · oo , , , tO 1l : 15 2-00 lj� Fol low Signs To Pac k i ng House MASON Sign On Circl e 3 Ranch Sheena, Queen of Jungle Junior A.uction llowdy I){,o\i)' Show Ruff & Reddy ':'low f'.IJ'V urcu8 i,oy Roy Roxen Show Down on the Farm Film Feature Dugout Dope Baseball Watch �r. W izard i:cienre Fiction Theater ). 5B 6:00 d· L5 o.30 7;QP 1·o:t 1� - WOH S-TV a-..1 8 FROM CENTER OF TOWN '"!)ti I �:4D 800 D:00 i:au J.0:00 " i.0:30 - Gen. Norsta4 Resignation Seen I Channel 3 - Saturday GOOO, SAFE ROAD - ¼ MILE --- -- - �--- I Comedy Ylaytwuae .A.fflntur@ Time .-,Leamboat Blll OisM Kid Muir m the Rou'.ld Jlm Thacker Show Wea lhercait New1 Pictu�e H.1.mtley Brlulde� 1\epon Death ,Valley Days Cimarron otty Wichita Town Play Your Hun,:h M"asquerade Party Moment of Fear News 1-!'eadliues W eat,.,ercast U; t-, ;.-et Paar Show • ·00 Sign Off P EAC H ES - 4 8 > Auto So les 1:00 •:30 6:00 �:SU G:QO t:16 8:� 8:00 111:40 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11 :00 11 · 10 RUTTENCUTTER --- ----- --- I Channel 3 ••:fridar LEM I -----------1 4 F o r Re nt I tELEV ISION GU ID-E WSAZ-TV Cho.Rnel 3 ol Muon visited her father Mr. I j T. 0. Young SLlnd•y evening. M r .nd Mn . Hobert Parsley or ..,.. Col u b I Oh o VIS! · · t-" � B eJ, I M r Ulr ry Sperwer of Laurel Rou a� r�:ent1y'. Cliff, Ohio VIS Jtt•1! lrlt'Ods Sat ur• M r . and Mrs. Dallas Young o( day evening l Point P\eaaant arid Mr. and Mn. in ,. M ss Jo Roush IS spend g week at Columbus. Ohio visiting George Y oung visited Mr. and Mr&. , J11mes Y o ung and family relat ives . MIS! Helen Lasater of Paden Saturday. City, called 011 Miss Leona Wims• ley, Sund.11 y. ROYALS SIGN WILFONG Mrs Jamei. Luas ancl ehild1·en CirfClNNATI UPI - Win Wilof Ll'lart visHed her mother Mrs. fon. veteran guard who scored 727 Belva H.oush Sunday Mr and M rs James Bennett 1s l points d uring the 1959-60 seaJ1on, visiting rel11t11· t•s at PennsylYania. sign ed Thunday with the Cincin• Mn; llar ll') Powell of Nitro nati Royals of the National Basket­ YISltcd Mr and Mrs. Elmer Vall• ball Association . Wilfong, who stands 6 feel, 2 inches, played col­ Meter S11turdllY and Sunday Mr and Mrs William Pardu!' lei:.e ball at Memphis Slate Unive r­ Sp<'nl lhl' Wl'l'kend at Yawke)', W. sity. Va. �• 1silin1: rc)a t 1ves. GOES TO HOSPIT AL Mr Fra nk l l a rns and daui::hter ORLEANS UPI-An At­ NEW 111er 1 di Monday Ann of Masun was h en&, Ohio, man who failed in an i;ut>sls of b1ri; Lul·1llc lb rrison. · Mr and Mrs Walter Hl11ke and attempt on his own life and later sons Jim aud Charles visited rel­ told police he em bezzl ed �.000 ati v1•s 11 1 G len WoOfl, W. Va. Sun­ from bis employer , wenl from R ho&pilal lo jail today. Police said day Mr. all(t M rs. Retse W i l liams, George 8. Hoope r, 32, admitt ed Po1nl Pleas.m t l' lllllcd Mrs. Alma taking the money from lhe Com­ monwealth Tt-l e phone Co., in Johnson anti mothl'r Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Howard Johnson Athens over the past six years. WMl'O Daily Prop-am Schedule 10-YEAR GUARANTEI CURLY WELL , MV pet1• • • I'M 6LE SUPPOSED TO 6 'It> GtVE SOUNP �rK'AI AND F/IIAIKTAL DVICE . SUT 'tt>UR PROBLEM DOESN'T FIT INTO EllMER CATEGORY .' 8AJI m, GAS-f111D IOIIIRS Four 1Tu1 Of NatJ011atT11e Heat king bollen, each ap,,, proved by Anterlcan Ga1 ,._ toclotlon for u•• with al lypu of ' aaL Each b oval, able with damo,tlc hat - . mll. and all haw safe, auto., m a tte cantrola pr•••lreilf Nacfr-!o, quick •.VIN NIF. • """'"""°"· Oll-mD IOIUIS Thrn ,b:u GYC1ilabl•. high efftdency, low coat opt .. •ration, and A.S.M.E. 11p. P"""• All aro owiUable wlllt ....... ....... .... Conloct Ila for frw Jie¢f,lf IpJp�4!1t LIii I� llill. Ohio Valley Plumbing and He�tjqi,. lrtc. 212 I. hcend SI, • _. ' I ,, liV? IS'E"IYEN8£1? MYTEUIN6 )t'JtJ l WA<; TAKEN DQWNSTAIP5 · A Pl.11,CE THAT WA5 COOL· .. ? 1 1\-lOUGl-lT iT WA<;A. liA'iEMENT. WE VE. GCIT TOl=W,;lf 11-4':M OOT, BllTTl-llS HATCl-4 I� -S:EALED 1LGHT.. •LOCl(E0 ON 0 1 . SI IT TI--IEY VE GOT "ID GET �V � AIR' Tl-£1i:." lP A0DVE, 'DON'T Tl-IE¥'?, � �Loyette Shower Past Official5 Of Evangeline Chapter OES Are Honored At Thursday Meeting Held Recently l '.1 , 1 \ ! .1 1 1 , i r i :,, a n d Pa�\ l 'ii t run:-. o f Evangeline Chapter 1 1 �: :-. 11 1 • 1 1 I L ! , 1 1 0 1 ed Tll u n,ll.1_1 1·n· 1 1 1 1 1 g I', hen thl' d1<1JJ! t • r ml' I For Mrs. Bearhs BACK TO SCHOOL • 1 1 1 1 , •:.,:,d., 1 ,t•,;:-,1011 a t l lH' �lawr1ll I I .d i 1 1 1 M 1 ddl L" pOr I 1- · " 11 l i • i 1 1 1 ir l'(f gul'.st v. as g n •· 1 1 .i r l'd l' U l out .sta1 v. 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C - ind.1-· :.., o m �. , 1 .,rl.i W 1 L�1 1 1 1 .. nd S;irnh lki· h l l e :nw l,!1rb Wl'rl' ;1n-omp;1 11 1 l·tl l u 1 / 1 1· 111(•1·t1 nl-! hy M rs Jan11•s 1 • 11 11 1, 11. :ll r, l(oh1 -r l Coat.� artd 1\lr� H 1 1 1)ert :\kfl h m 11y ,\ I l t' r l I 11• 1HP 1'! 1 11 g ;1 s<w1al hour was lwl1I hy t h e l,ost lkt lH' I • ',J Pontiacs New B uicks Middleport Girl Presides At District School USED CARS _ 19S9 0pel - - - $149S filee er �I r-, .1�1111•� Jfr.,rh� W.t!> �u•·st . ,f huuHr o1t " layt•lle �howt>r ri1·r1 , ! I ) ,I ! h,•r h o 1 11c• �'lal woods i-: 1 v,-11 hy h<'r sistn, M rs ('harle,; W 1 hJ n m u l h c;ift, wi•re plat•t>d 111 a t,!ue ba�­ , 1 r1,-t w 1 l l1 pmk and blur s1reanwr& l' � ! •·rHl 1r11: frn11 , tht• Jllrtu rl' w1n­ du1-1 I " l h,· h;h-,1111· ! Hl'l rl'�hriw nr� uf w l1 1 ! 1• 1·,1k1· dt'f 1t•e oratl'd , , , ptnk ,1 111! hl u,· , . ,- ,•,1111 < o!ft•t· 1,·1· 1 1 !t"d d l l d � m a l l ("II!)� f t l lNl w i t h rtl !llh v.1•n· WI"\ l'll ),. t lw /10�! 1•�� \ l 1t·1 1 , t i m,: <1 l' f 1 • �1r, \\ J ] J i ., 111 W i l l \1 r � W<1HI .V 1 ml •n. M r!> Hui I m lk:i rh!>. M r , i\ I I J 1 ,1 m O h M r� l 1 11 �1·r �1 r, H " l ! 1 r 1 P i l l . \V<1ndr, , v. .\ 1ora �ml .l;11·k11• ., tr� l · ·, , 1 , 1 I J • d l 1· r M r� M J x 1 · 1 11 1 ' � nrt \' 1 1 , 11 .\I r� ) 1;1 v11t Ho.�� a n d Ftl rli;· \1 r-. 1 ; 1•111 ;:t• A h l10 l l . lll rs �:11. ·,•r" ' l l ,1 wk111s um! Hun11 1<•. ,1 rs l l u � t, lkart,s. M rs .'\ l 1·a H 1 ! c . Mr� " a rn li K 1 11• h l ,... r M�� Thonu, , Ci•c il M rs l ..1wn·11 1·t' S m i th !',l e , Hus· !>l'l l Spr11n:r. Mrs Allrn !) 11, M l.!iS .\b rr J·:! 1z,1 hrt h ( " hap111,111 . M 1 1 'i l .,rul U1•,t rh\ M i s �. Ero , J 1·�se, �f 1�s �haron Bt'arh� . M i s� .hmr T1 t l i ., ;nnl M 1ssrs S,111dy arid Kathy W t ldrr·muth St'l\ll 1 ng �IIIS. h u t unahle t o Ill · ! 1 · 1 1\1 w1• , r Mr� H,1 ymond P u l l i ns Sr . M rs l >;, u S m i t h , Mrs. Oscar Srnith M r� M�r i f' l "hapman, Mrs. W 1 l l � rd Ehn.� ha(h and Mr� ,:; E l ' a r l l·lon. ( ' cnl u r) :.! [ I r l l . 1 r dtup l ' own ."l f ( •1 · n 1 1 g a ! hl hntkL·:-.. l ly 1 1 a flow . r ; 1 d 1 t 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 t w . 1 1 1 · 1· A l ' il ' :1 1 1 Olli ' t1\\ ' l l t > I" t ' ; i /' 1958 Buick $1 89S • Spcrl;d :l l >rn ,r l lartllnp /lt-;1 11t tful ong1 11:J I I d .irk and c n • ; 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1!-.h l >y 1 w f11111 . r;1d 1 u : 1 1 1 d h1-.1 1 , • 1· 1 958 Pontiac - - $2195 Botlllc\. i l l1· l l ;1 n l l o p ! ' pt• H1·a11 t i l 1 1 I ;I l l Ji-;1tl11•r m fr l'ior, mull' h 1 1 1 g 1 • x l t•1 ior l 'm, l' r s l <'l ' I 1 11 g 1� hr:1k1 •s Ut•ally s h.a rp 195 7 Ford - - $1 395 2 Dr. J l anllop t· · . 1 1 r l;1111• " " !'!\JO ' ' PCIWt'I" :-.l 1 'l·ri11g. Vu nJoma­ ti<:, rnclio :111d l 1 1•a 11•r On!-:i llal rel.I and white �xkriur with spo l l l·.�s r 1 1 : 1 h h 1 1 1 g l l l k lior. 1957 Ford - • 4 D r . l l a n l 1 1 1 p t- ' : 1 1 1 l a 1 1 , , ":'lOO ' ' Fortl1im;l l 1 r , radio antl heatt'r . O rl i,: 1 1 1 .d l i llll ' :inti white f1111sh 11 i t h spotless matd1ing i 1 1 t 1• r 1tH· 1956 Chevrolet . 4 Door SL'dau l ' , , 11 1' r.i.:l1 1h- . ratlio automobile wort h 1 1 1 11rh moH'. " 1956 Pontiac $1095 • A s h a rp - $1095 • •4 Door Hartl !op ( " h 1 1i("p 1 > 1 h, u fiiw r;1rs !\ 1 1 t h 1 1 .vcli"a• i ma tic, (adio ;md lll ' ,1 tn. i 1955 Buick - - }4 Door St ' llau S i d l r;1 1 1 :; ru 1 s�11J11 Beautiful Blal'k llt-aul_r Dodge 195S f I • • $895 Custom Jloy_.1 L . 1 1 1i ·l•r 4 Ur SL• lia11 l'owt> r !<' I l l e Hac.t lo ' 1955 Pontiac • • - $795 l l a rdtop . J l ytl ramatir . ltad10 and ]water. • • Radio and lw atc-r. $395 ·9 LAETTNAR'S " t•rom Buggleo To Bulrk," POMEROY.OHIO '\ W;,,m p u m !l tgh Sthool. G:i.rf1dd l:Ju�mcss l ns l l 1 11 1 1•, Bca\'er t' all�. i1nd t"mp l uyed � t The Beal'er Cut1n ly Tru�l ( "umpany . Nrw Unghtun. I '<1 �I , ne:, {,! I (' is a graduate of t:a�I Paksl1 nc lllgh School arid Youug� 1ow11 ll n i v{'rsi1y w 1 1 h � U. S h· l:(rt't' iu Hus illl'bS Adnuni�tr;,11 1111 ;md at prCSl'O! is I ll milll<1ry �, r 1· 1 1·t> �rrv111,r.: a! Fort Knox, Krn tud!.y. The reJ-..:-.ir� .. 1 ,l tnner was i;in•n h>· the groom ·s parenh al c1 p11p­ ular dining room. Lneal relatives a l lend111r: 1vt"rr M rs Mat tie Yost. Radne, Mrs. A L. Paynter. Portla nd. Mr . and 1'1 r� David Yo�! �ml fam ily . Portland. and Mr. and Mr:s. Gene Yost and family, Racine. Hold Meot"n · '"' J g Mrs Arnold Hayes was well· omed as a new member when the Past Chiefs uf Magnolia Temple Pyth1.ir1 St�lcrs met Thursday 1'vening al lhe home of Mrs . Henry Re1bfl. Pil'a.!iant lhdgr A shurl busine�s sel'ision w.is l'ondudf'd by Dale Smith. pr('s1<le11 ? . w l, 1('h O l)('nt'd with devo­ l 10:is. 'Mrs. Carrie Grucst•r thankf•d lhe mrmhers for card� sent her a ! t h l' death fl[ hc1 brother. The Prl Z<' p,1 ◄.·ka;:C' <lnnated by M rs. lk1hel w11s awar•dc-,l lo M rs Hnllin P.earhs Thr !llCf' \ 1 11·• dosed w ith 1 hc- �1 11.p;il1 !1ened 1 d 1 on. { ; i1uws wrr(' p!ayrd ifo rinc r t. e ,n, ·1�1 h 11ur. w1: h pri7rs wun by .\ l rs L11i·1ll1• U. Hawkrns. Mrs An,;u1Ja K;.spar. Mrs. th.yes and J\1 1.,s Hern ,cC' A11n J>urst. 1\ .!ii1lad rnursc was served by ! hr hostess to thr a ho\'C named � nd � l rs l.awrenr(" Lanning. Miss f.rna Jl'Ssf'. M ISSl'S Len� .-nd Thclmi1 Grueser. M rs . William Flsh('r. Mrs Karl Grueser , Mrs. Delbert Eisl'lstcin and guests, Mrs. Donley Reibel and Fae Kathryn. ELBERFELDS • Han d Too l�d Bag s Han d Too led Bags full Grained Sad dle leat her . Han d Tooled · Hand laced lealher lined available fn $20.00 cocoa and natural colon, O'l'll t: n M t: t: K 1: 11 HA(;s . . PLUI ,ao. TAX $3.75 up K&C JEWELERS Phone W Y -2,37K5 t:AST MAIN STR t:F.'f POMEROY , 01 1 1 0 £,nbor :Dag /882-1960 The member1 of our stoH join their fellow. Pr a Yer . ' M r Yusi � 1 •t·omp;111 1c•(I !11.\ rlaugh no41 1 11, uo , 1 0, 1 Jl ,llUP..l pur. .1000 4 h'r l u the il ltar and l,!:!V l' lll'r I l l 11111'1� u f whllt• (";trnal 10118 ;Hld 111 n k 1 1 11,rnu�l'. TIil' hru_l<' w:i� lu1· f' ly in ros 1•� The l 1 t t l 1' fl<JWl'r girls, Susan a fl,)or lc1 1 glh wh1l1• i.:o·,1 11 of l'III · ! Yost . l'uw;m c,f lhe bmlr, ii nd hn,Jdt·n•tl s i l k 111· gania , f11te<I lll'vl'fly M !"Anl1s d111 r m inJ,: in their lu1ll 11·1: f1 •a11mng .a V iu·t·k ;1(1nrne<l [H11k fro(·ks arul M estPr Hobert w i t h Sd1 � f f l ll' t•111hro(lt•ry A 1 . .-nw11 llild ' rt:>t•cly sr• n rd as nni.: b<'iU"er. of d1<1 n l llly l.1l·1· ;111d �t•ed 1 w:1 r l s J;1 111l'.\ y.,,1_ IJru l h e r of lhl' bride ll!'ld lwr f111j!t•r I l l) \ t• I I of 1[IU�IOrl WHS lie.�t man for th t> .i::roum The l . 1 l ws of l lu- v a l l t•y .ind a whitt• f.:LK'Sls WNt• scaled by lli l·hard orrh1d n l np a wh111• B1hlf' was rar- Sans!'nha1 1�h1•r aod Bill l(up('rt. l"lt!(l hy t lw hride '.-i omctl11 11g new. !·Ousius of l h 1 • i.:rnom ul rt h1 1 r- rowt > 1t and hhJt! lradill o u For tw r fl .iui:hlc r's wetldi ng M rs _ : "h� wa� t•1 1 ,, ,I hy lhe hr1rl 1• - s h<' Yosl <·h i ,sp a l•uff1,1, hriiw11 l a("!; wun· 1 ll'f hl"l'al i.:raru h u u l he r Sh('a ! h t l rf'S� with h ' li,!l' l lllTl'. � �(1r14•N Sm i t h ' .� w1•1ld111g band 1rnd hrr 11111I won, ,I yrl low ros1• ,·or•HH!t' d1nkl'r of JWarb 1 11 1• g i ft of : lw whil 1• t ll,· g ninm ' rnotl ' s ll r M rs . groom. lk;1gle · � d rP.�s was he-ice lat"<' 111·1'1' Mi.�s ;\fary .!all(' Hurklry. ;,11 a u n 1 tnusN gri•t'II l a frda w i 1 h h('l;:c ae­ (·1•s�; 1 r1c� u111! hn 1·orsag 1• wa.\ p 1 11k u f t ho hrirl,•. wa.� l lw m;ud n f hun l'!!Sl'S or, a 1 l rnt"111• 1• 1 1 1 .i 'tia l l t•ri1 1 a dr(•s� The• l"('l'l' 1 Jtio11 folln Wl'<l lht• n•rf' ,,f 11111k arnt wl1i\ 1 • 1•mhr(11d(•r 1 •d ltlllll�' I l l l tw N1•w ( : ;1 l i l 1• 1 · ('Oll l tl \ U rl n v. lo11 rhiff11n ,111<1 1·.1rr 11, rt H rolnr1 0 ial hot1(1u('t of whill' 1·arnat1011s ll_l' t'll"t'llll'll S U11 1lding l '111 k and 11 11<1 :' m k r"Sf'); �1, �.� llarhara Sti·w w h 1 l t' 1frn, rn l wns. w h i t • '-' N lrlin!.; arl H fl"l<' lld , , f l hc hridr and M is� hPl ls arnl luvt'ly f l owrr arrani.:c­ l ' l";j!)' \' u!i1 . 1 h 1• hrid1• • � Sl�lt'r Wl'rt' u,t•nl s A nwrnory ,-.111,lfr t h,• ,.:ifl of t he 11t1m•fl idt'1111ri1 l l v. as l l 1 P 11111111 ur hrnlt-'s .!ilSlt•r. !,urnrd clurm.c L h c n•t•r ptio1• at t h e 1ablE' whPTl' l h e � 111•i;t ho,,k was 1 1 1 d1ar.cf' o r M ri;. llohPrt l l anhy :,n .i unt of th(' hridr. romr-roy. OhJo , The wedding rakr w a .s sc1w1I 1.1 1 SUN., MON. ind TUES. tht refrrshme nt lahJ 1, l o !ht' i::1iests "WIid WAS TIIA·r LA UY" ii}' i\1 rs . .l;1v Re;i�le ;md Mrs David (l 'omedy l vr ,.� ! l'rr.o;iding at the L,. n1mli howls was Mrs. Mik(' Kue.1ma an ;m ut of Tony l ,1rlii; - D<'an Martin lhe hrid<', an 1 l Mrs. l ·ornelius J.1nr1 Lf'1J:h Dmlds. Wed. 1r1d Thun., S•pt. 7-1 AuJs for lhe reception wearini,: "TI I E I I C >OK J F:" da111 1 y whit(' ori.:aru.y a prons with Tumm_}' Nll1111,u1 . 1 '1•1e Marsh a l l pink Ju1'(' trim Wl're Mrs. Wells ,\kfrra,ly, Mrs. Clayton Kccl<'rl'I", ; J Sl t>Hi!l'� Ill Mr�. F'rt>d ftk K inn("y . Mrs Jamn "ll{ J l 'U,; t ' ll[ )SSl':JI" Gondrid1 amt Mi.o:srs Put rir,;1 M t· · FRIDAY: NOT OPEN Anlis. Phyl l is Stewart a nti Sandra Safurd1r, S.pt. 10 Keltercr . l l(iu hlt> l lorrnr! The ll<'w Mr. untl Mrs. llea1,:lc "STR AN(;l ,f<:ltS m· BOMBA r l1•ft rnllowini:: lh<' rcc<'ption For - also -a hone,,.moo n tr i p In N ia.i::ara l''a l l s, "The J,;.J ,ECTllONIC MONS'l' l!:!t" and olhrr points t1f inter('S\. The Sun., Mon,, TuH,, S•pt, 1 1 - 1 3 hride wor<' a royal h l ue shua l h "WAKE M E W l l�N IT' S (>VEn · · dl'ess with white a(-cessories anti Ernie Kovac� - Margo M oore the while ord1id from her h(mquet . J ec k Warden Mrs. ReaglC" is e g raduate o r • MEIGS THEATR( I NOWI 500 lb. LI' GAS SYSTEMS We Have The Tanks! Americans in saluting America's WC'rkers, and hailing their progr&H, on the 78th anniversary of lhe ffr,t Labor Doy• . Sizes 29 to 4 2 waist U N I VFRSITY and CONTI N f,NTAL SLAc ks • • • give you 1 11( ; a tapered leg to stand on . • • "I, ·. \. :"tt; I, . Why let just any slacks do'? Play it fashion-safe with Big Yank - the slacks that giv·e you the proper flt, style, a s w.ell a � all the c�rrect leatu�es - rn the ap­ prove� Umvers1ty or Continental fashion. We have Big Y :ink m several smooth wash and wear fabrics and a choice o f handsome' colors. Some see for yourself. Other Men's and Young Men's W ASIIABLE SCHOOL TROUSERS . . . . . . $4.95 Boys Sizes 6 to 1 8 i11 Polished Cottons Pincord Cottons and Corduroys $2.95 and $3.95 • f.LBERFELDS 1n Pomeroy WARM MORNING H E AT E R S • )'WEWZ We Pay a% lnlere,1 On Your Savina• POMEROY NATIONAL BANK BANKINC. SI NCE 187% Member Federal Reserve �ystem Member t'cder1l DeposAt Insurance CorporaUon POMEROY RUTLA ND ' Meiered bottled Kas Mrvice so that you ()In heal yottr home FOR EVERY N EED cost !hat will con1petc with any Rutlan d Furnit ure or brooder houses 11l ■ type oI fuel! Be the fin;! to l'njoy this mo­ dern method of hNlina: __ see u■ now! ly United Pr•&• lntern•tlon•I Th• ltrgHt �lntin9 In the wortd wu John B•nV1rd'1 "P•nonnw of the Minlnippl." Complettd in 1 146, if •hoWH th• Mininippi Rlv­ •r h,r 1 ,200 mllH In 1 •trip 1 5,000 fHt in length ind 1 2 feet wide. tt WH dHlroyed br fir• 1hortly IMfor• 1 190. VOL X l l ' , ... ' ' �, . ,. 1 Arnold Grote, Owner PHONE SH-Z-481 1 RUTLAND, 0. e r • a1 ent1ne Weather Ohk-: Mo1tlr f•lr, • litt le cool...­ l0'1th portion ta.day. Fair toni9ht. Sund•y mo1tly fair and I I ittle wermw. Hl9h tocu,,- In th• 70. Ill· tr.me nortMHf ind IS-90 ..... _...,.e, Low lonltht MDttly In th• - Devoted To Ths lnlereau Of Th., Mei11-Ma.on 4rea Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, September 3, 1960 NO. 118 T,actor Case Appealed (.;...--•·- Court Of Appeals To Review · Aug. 15 R,tling O·f Judge Bacon Notice of appeal from a decision handed c1own Aug. 15 by Judge John C. Bacon in common picas court was filed yester­ day by William H. Sowers. attorney for l l omer Goeglein. The appeal noltcc reopens I li c atlurne , .!i i! l \l'I" t he rnmmu1s1oners t .ax.11;.ycrs ;;uil f1Jn! by M r. Coe� harl obJectl'd to Prosf'rutor James 1cm in whidi Ile .iltempted Lo halt O ' Brien rr.presenung them in the the purchase of a n-9 Caterpillar case The 110ll('t' of appeal was !ilcd tri1ctnr by Lhe t;oUll ly l·Ull l JlllSSIUll crs. Al the time the or1g111al pct1 w1Lh111 t he lq;al .20 Liay period. tiou was filed, J\Jdge Hacon gram I llrrnard l"u ltz of t he local law firm ed a temporary injunclton auamsl said Loday. the purchase. The temporary 1 11junction was dissolved and the ap­ plication for a pc.rman('nt injunc­ tion drni('d when thP case was heard Aug. 13. · 1. nc case 1s being appealed by Mr. Sowers to the Court of Ap­ peals on a question of law, the entry filed yesterday slaks The law firm of WehstN and Fullz rrpresenls t h e cc,unly offl c1:ils in the suit as court appointed ly United Pren lntern1tion,I - - -1 M 1 l l 1ons Americans who of d 1dn · t expect to be killed in an ;uitomohi lt' accidenl answered the Lahor Day weekt'nd 's 78-hour lure toda)'. The Nalionul Safety Coun­ ril predicted 460 of them �uessed wrong. (.;cnrrallr clear !<hies aud 1em p1'ni t ures i u the 8()'s am1 oo·s hrlp­ ('ij r i l l hea("hcs. forest prcsC"rves and r4•sor1s over muc-h of l h<' na• A i r Hild raJ\ lines adde<l lion , J," uncral services will he 111 lil i1l Lo snvc �acationers not ec111J1lltl('ll\ · r­ c 2 p. Ill. Sunda.)' at l hC' Dowler-� 1 1,; m the more than 70 rml 1 i travel guson ti'uneral Home in A t hens for l 1un motnr vchide:s l'Xpected to Heb. E. L. Miller. age 73, who tlit"d highways. Jt.1m Plains The al Thursday, Sept. I, Press Internation al holA ll11itC'tl Friends may call al lhe funCral coun t at 4 : 30 a. m fatali ties i<lay home any time after 2 p. 111_ today . d 1 5 p<'rsons had died 1 show .d C' Rev. M iller was retired f rn m the (' since the week ents accid raffic in t minis try al Lhe liml' of death and at 6 p. m. ( lo y of n iciall f end bega t: was a former minister of the hes more ae�·i­ _Two Fri?ay. time cal t tcr, Reedsville and Portl and Meth · cous mis­ s cllan m m1sc al death dent odis1 t"hurches. lie is. surv ived hy 12. to total he t h ughl haps rn <l i gc, . his wife, Edna; oiie :son. Melr peo­ four rted ania rcp_o Pen nsylv _ two gran ddau ghter s. Mrs. F.dna plt> k i l led • traffic. A two-car � _ rreneh of Middlep ort. illld Mrs Ror� -on 111s1o n near _ Oran gebur � , bcrt (Ann ) Hyse ll of Pmnc rny ; La r- � �.. laf0 ( c 1 1n cd , t hrc_c lives . Illino is, ry , Karen and Cind a Mille r. also S. a M m e, Nort h, <.:aro hna, Oh i o, Hhod\' grandchil dren of Crown C ity, and J.sland an� 1 enn{'ssc(' . each report six great graruk hil<l rcn. on tnJ:h way fah hty. ed e He was prccecdcd in d <' a l h by a son, Walte r. 460 May Guess Wrong In Going On u·1g hWays I Now Heot Your Home or Brooder Houses o nd Sove l IN OIIIIV&N(I, OUI IAPtK WRL NOT HANtACI IUIINIU ON MONDAY, IIPIIMIII I. t,' \. I\ Rev. Miller Will Be Buried On Sunday At Two M Ii. A N O M KS. R EAGLE - $795 • and hcalc•r Mr and Mrs Lest('r Husse ll. left a l Olll"e for a \'ISII Mrs ltU.!,�(' 1 1 w i l l spend .i touplt> weeks w i t h lier son and di1ugh1cr - m la.w to take t"",re of t h e gran d t" h1ldrl'n while M rs J o h n Hussttl 1s 111 ho.sp1tal Past Chiefs I $1 395 • r \ l l lf". I n d , .11re a 1,nou n c 1 11 � lht! b i rth u f a daughter. August UI at t h 1• Sl . l\,fory 's Ho.sp,tii l , l-:vam \' I l le. Ind. A lovely wetl d i 1 1 g CJf t tw late su m me r took p l ace Friday, ' ' ,, ' a g ust 5 , ,·11 7 ·l O P 111 1 11 'l'h c 1 ,a I I I can l/ n1 ted p re�bytena n 1 c h u r c h , N ew c._;a[1lec, 1 ',1 , when Judith Ann Yo.st, d;i ughter of / M,·. and M n;_ Hobt•rt I:: Yost, Nf' W Gali lee , became the bride I , o f Wayne Le e lleagh1 .son of Mr. and M rs . Orvi l Heagi] e, .�84 1 L',·i•"'t 'fs" gga ,· t S tr'-'""I , C. ,·,•·t .> i'at,• L . s t 1 11e ()h 1· u · . · i 'i...v " . .t ' I en • D . ( l \\, C_n.�. . t h c bJ ·I·d e ; s pastor. off1c 1atcd , a t l he • p e ve double rmt .iw rv in• a t the churl'h a l t a r ss pretty , im r i W it h_ arrangeme11t:i; Of JWlms, ferns , ;111d bouquets of wh i te gl;,\drolas anJ chrysanthem ums. M. "ts.s �;<1 i· t I� Ketti_! rer at the organ playe<I a selcc:tion of faAL UMNI TO DRILL VOl"ltC' songs tnducltng " I Love You Truly,'' "'l'hru The Years " Dai ,, l l 11"1Y llai; nd lt·(I for ;i " l ) f'erfcrt Lovi•" ancl accump;rn icd the .soloist Ja1.:k Penny' _ pr,wt11 1• f u r l ),,, Mid,lll' llnrl '� � 1,,,,,,,, c110 k , w Ill'll tie s;1 ng " I ' I I \" y a t k Beside v ' .". ,, , " "l'hc Sweetest :11 � :m ,, n, Sal tinJ;iy 011 l lw h i �t1 Q SI O r y r,ver Told," and du ring !he cert'muny · , "The LQrds �di oul l u• l d ' 2 I J r :•wd;111 N wd _v (•qtHpjlt'd O l lt' 1)1\ ll('f r;1 r l i p to :m mi lt•.� Pl'I g. i l - $149S Yost-Reagle Wed-ding Was Recent Event , _ Held In New Galilee, Penna., Church n�: '� :!a":i�: "/:�;�\t,,, ""' Magnolia Tempie , 1>ell uf 403 W Sy c a rn ur t! , Buu 1 ' f 11111 il v l)in , it· H P IA A family J)Ll"IH (' W<IS hf'lcl al r.ake A l m a li!S1 Satur rla�• . A tl,llu�t 27 r n hmiur o f f ; u y Eu�f'nC Hing o f l hc 1/S N ;i vy who was hne 011 lf' H VI' w i l h h i s parculs , M r and Mrs ( ; u )' [l1ni;.:, o r llr,1dh 11 ry, for lhf' past 12 ilay� · ·1· 1v,�r 1•nJ0)•111� l lw 11ut111g Wt'l't' �l rs 1;uy Bing. Sr., ,md sn11 Earn _ i1ml • �aui:hler, llnhnla. M r 1•st a '.l !I Mr_,; ( J i fford Jarnhs and �Ull, .J;i,•kt'Y, Mr a n d Mrs l l c11ry IIt•at· h. M r and M rs. ll1 1·ha ni l lt•a(·h. M r ,i nd Mr� Earnes t V,1 11 l riwa J.: l' H ii nd �on, J N ry ,1 1 1 11 K 1' 1 l h ar i 1I l lw hunorrd gucsl , ( ; uy f•;ug,•rw nuq.: • 1957 Buick 6-Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, O , Sept. 2, 1 960 � Now You Know ,. \t' b ',\' \\• 1h10 Graveside Rites For Infant Twins Are Being Held Thief Swipe$ Court-House Trash Can Dwight Puke,, one of M1i9, County'1 court house custodi1n1, thinks th■t p.ople will ,tHI about 1nythlng theH days, LHI nighl someone M■d• off with the trHtl c■n from the court house l1wn, Puk•r r•ported tod1y, Graveside rites for tile infanl twin sons of Mr. and, Mrs. l.,co Rog ers of West Columbi a werr held today at 2 p. m. at the Lewis C{'m{'­ lt'ry nc1tr ·Wcst Columbia. The twins were born on Fridar. Cit,�l Hy Patrol Rodney E. Gaul. 1 8. Chc�ter, has One died Friday evening while the other died early Saturda y morning . bl'rn cited by the Ohio Slate P.. trol They had been named Jo�eph De­ fur passing on a )lellow line. He is Lo appear in Coun1y Court Sept. 6. wain and Daniel. Survivin g arc the parents and a sister, Jennifer . Mrs. Jtogers is lhc Skal�r Breaks Leg former Marjorie McDcrm itl. The Middleport Emergency SqL1ad was railed lo the skating rink last night al 8 o' clock when Carl Wil­ PTA Meelinl( Set hold son will PTA vnle , Syl·arnore-sl. fell w h il e skat• Harrlson The a special meeting September 8. at ing and suffered a possible ICR 8 p. m. in the school . A l l mem­ rradure. The squad transported him to the Meigs General Hospital. bers arc urged to attend. Mostly About People � For New Reedsville Dam I An appropr1 a 1 1on of $250.000 bdor(' lhc l loui;c Appropriations The Ohio li st also eonta111ed for plan nlnR a nrw h1�h lift dal'! Cornm1t tee 1n fa 1, or of tht> appro­ nearly $700.000 111 plannu,g fund� a f Reedsv 1 l ll' w"'� meluded 111 a pnal ton Thr S1•na1e Appropn to start work on struml111111g pu1Jl 1(" works apprupriat1on bi l l I a1 ion� f 'ommJ 11t'e had approved a Lake Erit harbor&. s,gnr•d by l'r(' s1dn11 E15enhower much Jargrr appropriation fur the These pro1eets are intended to t-;rldii) The l-!<.· 1•dsq/lr appropn proJe(·t W 1 1 h lhe final figure arcommodate the larger ships a t ion 11. a& part r,f mQre than $22. sc·aled downwards by a special streamlflg through lhc Grei1t 000.000 i1pprupr1a t1'd for Oh i o {'om m1tl('e of lhe HouM' and Sen­ Lalr:es as a retult of opening of flood ('011 l ro l . na\'11:a t 1on. and har at t>. the St. Lawrence Seaway. bor improv('mrnl proJrcts The Ohio column also contained I Acrord 1n:,: to lhl' United Press Construrt ,on of the Rrcd sv1tle lntcrn .. tio11al. !he Oh i o fund11 were two appropriations for navigat1undam had rarlicr be4'!l prcdit•led tu parl o/ a h1ll 1on dollar appropr1- 1 l improvements on the Ohio Riv star! wilhrn a }'t'ar hy Congress­ a 1 1on to rontrnur work oo hund­ er during lbe f111cal year wh1d1 man Wallt'r Moel ler, who appeared reds of projects heing planned and started July I . conslrucfed during the pre1ent These were $6.180,000 ft•r the fiscal year. N e w Cumberland locks and dam. Thl' /1st mdljded $2.2 million for ;md $9 million for the Pike ls­ work on !he Mahoning kiver res­ l;;ind locks and dam. rrvo1r - a projecl that was criti­ Tht> legislation ;;iuthorizcd the r1ze<l this year because or reluct­ Army Corps of Engineers to make ant local suppor1 . four new studies ur Ohio streams The approprn1t1on survived aft­ The largest Ohio flood control OLDTIMER - Harry LOdwick, Chester, be hind the wheel o! his 1920's vinlage ( 192 1 mo­ er <.:ongress' a.pproved legislation a.ppropriation was $4,223.000 head­ del T ford was parked on Mulberry-av one da y this week and invited John Will in for a trial reduc 1 11g the amount of mon<'y ed for work on the Dillon Dam sitting. Apparently the seals in this very wel l kept ancient Ford are comfortable, for John thal must he ra i sed loully nen Zanesville. I I I � romptly began laking a nap. Lodwick uses hi s Model T frequently, still finding it the re­ liable transportalion that a rural America Deg an using 50 years ago. The car, shiny as any­ thing i n today's showrooms, 1s twice as old as this year's high school graduates, up with many of today ·s grandparents in age, and the w ay it is holding together, should still be i n use Venus . when man makes his 1 irst SU<'cessful rocket le ap lo Mars and------ - - ---- KhrushcJ1ev Due Cold Treatment On UN Jaunt ! No Publication 01 Sentinel On Monday Holiday The 01ily Sentinol will not publi,h on Mond1r, L1bor D■y, u in keeping with th• Natlon•I holid1y. Slo,es, the courthouu WASHINC;TuN UPI - Soviel ind most l>usinenH 11so will be Premier Nik i ta S. Kh ru�ll('hl'v _gol clo._d, the Mid. silent trca\nwnt today L on i evenh lo "ke•p people from ll S. oHicials. home" indude lh• J1yc1e �,l>On• The S1Rtr l)epartmrnl said he ,ored celabretion on the Pornwould he gi\'l'n no special protocol uoy parkina loh ind th• Syrawhen he arrives 1 0 head the So- cuH invitation1I buet..11 tourn• viet dl'IPgH l ion t() t he United Na nament ind g<11mH event, lm11� Ger1t'ral Assembly Sepl. 20 in All plins ■ re reportitd comNew York. pleted· for the JeyCeH ,hicken Khrushchev w i l l be just onl' barbecue r,om noon to 6 p, m. on more U. N. delegate so far as t h e th• lo._. r p•rkint let In P•mU. S. government is concerned. eroy Slate D<'pannlt'nl officials said I he would be unller the .o;amo lrav l' l restrirlions appl ied to other Hussian:; in this rountry. lie will have to !l:ive 24 /10 11rs notice to from trO\'('l lll Of(' than 25 miles the center uf New York City. ('crlHin arc-as of the Uni ted ) Slates - inc l ud i n � Brooklyn - are com1>letely off- l i m its to Soviet c iti ·u,ns. Thcsl' r<'slr1clions w,•rc llJI plied by lh1� country lo mHlch A wreck ;11 M inersville iii 1 1 :30 areas of llus�ia closed to Amennight was in\'f'Hligatcd hy the last can:.. sheriff ' s offil·c with one driver died to county court for ·:ecklcss opera tion. Middlef)ort Alumni Richard Eul Ours, Houte 2. Ra­ cine. was cited artcr he hacl failerl To 1-'ractic,· TonighI Members of the Middleport Al­ to stop for u car ahead si�nal­ umni fo()tball team arr.: to huh! ling a left turn inlo a driveway. tlwir first praclit•c session thi:ii 1 l ie struck the car operated by evening at S:30. Practice will be Harry Thomas. Minersvillr. slid held on the high school field. U11i­ sideways and came t,, a halt with forms will be issued at tonight 's t.he rear of his car over the river bank. session. Medi u m dama_ge was reported to The Middleport 11lumnj,. is Lo meet the Pomeroy graduates Mon• ho1 h t•rh1cles by I>epuly Charles Sayre. who illv('stigated. day on lhe Midldeport field. I , Cited Driver I I AftCr Wreck I A t M inersvi 11e Biggs slabks were near lhc pres­ ent 101:alion of the Sugar Run School. The 5hingle slor,ige build­ ing was on Laurel-st. Willie never a ttend<'d a e.c hool of enibalming. When i1 became nec­ essary to hR\'e a license for this work. he was , gra11ted the licrnsf' ' on his own rxpe rie;1ce. , Work ing w1lh hi1n a l th(' Baggs , establishme nt was the late Ben Ewi ng who later roum1r<l I he pres­ ent Ewing Funeral Home. Also working w1lh him was the late George Rappold, a son-i n-law o( of William Youn11, 1 cotl miner. Mr. Biggs. At th• ,ge of 1 4 h• went to work Upon '.,\I". Biggs ' dc.alh the three for Ben F. Bins, then Pomeroy'jl went their separate WHys. Mr. men le1dlng unclert■ker, H a 1tebl1 Ewing opened tus own business. boy, l ■te, H a e■blnat makrtr Mr. Rappold operated for a while and bullder of cHket1, and fin• wilh r. Biggs' son 1rnd wife and ally H an emb,■ lmer and und•r• J e ter moved to Whittier, Calif.. tak'er. wh('rP Ile died. Wil lie went lo work for P. L. Martin, who ,conducted This was long before the mortu- I ' "WILLIE" a mortuar.)' here until his death al af)' business was the prosperow1 · Camp Sherman d\.jring World War venture or today. The u ndertaker ---- --- ---­ I. was u_sually engaged in a 1�ot�er oc- lion. cupal1on t_o supplement h 1 s � ncomc 'l he Bi itgs undcrta,k�nl! establish­ Following Mr. Marlin "s death . the and � r. Biggs w:as no exc �pt1on. li e men! was !vl: ted in the building unriertak itlg firm was taken over was 1� the _ shrngle bu:tin �ss _ and J now u st'd by l ti c Pomeroy Motor by Ruel Ji'in1oterwald who oi,eralcd . _ a� vert1:sed h1ms� lf as the .. Shingle Company as a s1orage b1u\ding. It lhe busineas for about 2� ,\'ears King of lhe � h � o Valley. Need!- ] is !orated on Second-st aero:.s from with Willie as his good right arm. . W 1l11e _was also a part I the Meigs General less Lo sa!, Fetllowlng Mr. F lntt■,-ld'• Jlospital and of the shrnglc business. he -nt to wu,k for the death, publifor yurs later in used was I Funeral Home •nd stlll Is Ewing NO BED OF ROSE'i Tribune. Daily The of calion not exactly "r-'lred" ,lthough MADI! OWN CASKETS His start as a stable boy and I driver was not a bed of roses. Mr. I Caskets were made in the base­ ■ n illn■H IHI 1prlng hH left Biggs kept three teams on which as men•t or the building. Willie re­ h11 h-■lth imp1lrftl. Ho m■lcH much rare was lavished as on the memben that he s11wcd up many hl1 han» with Mr. ind Mrs. Ro­ sleek funeral cars of loday . H e also carload,:; of wal nut, chestnut and bert r:. "Polly" Morrl1 •• 243 had several hearses, including a oak for caskets which were built Mulberr-,-av, Parno,oy. He hH small white hearse which wu used when needed, [l was hOt u nusual never marr litd. When you consider that 35 years for children'• runerals. Theae, too for him tu build the casket and ($ff Mr. Ywng, P•si• Six) The (uneral. the ,conduct tbcn condlhid to be kept ln spotless On Sept. 24, one ot Pomeroy's most respected citizens will rearh the rife qld age of 86. He is Wi liam F. (Willie) Young, who in his 86 years has set some sort of record in working 72 years at the same job. Although now in what he terms "semi-retirem ent,'' Mr. Young frequently shows up at the Ewing Funeral Rome. Only recently he helped conduct the funeral of one of his old friends. Mr. Young has been an undertaker in Pomeroy for most of his years. He probably is more widely known in this ('ounty ' and in the Pomeroy Bend area than any other single individ­ ual. He is addressed evcrywhefr i n Meigs, Mason and Gallia C.:ounties I as "Willie." Thal is whal I propose to call him in this account. I I best 11ymbolizes the profound respect and love that thi.s section hold11 for him. He is simply "Willie," 3nd lo "Willie" they have turned in their times of trouble and tragedy. For Wllllo Yovrt11 h■1 conduct­ ed runnal Hrvlco1 fwr H m■ny •• four ffflllr■tlon1 of tho �me hrnHles My: personal reeol lerlion or Wil­ lie goes back to a bleak February day more than 30 years ago when he conducted f trneral services for m y father. His services had been requested by my rather because he had been impressed with the kind­ ness, courtesy and syml)athy which Willie had shown when he conduct­ ed 11ervices for my rrandfather Jong before 1 was born. Those have been the kind of reque,ts that he haa answered f(ff a l most three quarters o( a century. aottN ON L4URI L-ST. Willie w.a bom S.pt. 24, 1174 on Uuret.t ln Po.nw,roy, th. lfn ··,\ '.! $250,000 Is Approved ,,.,. Pomeroy Mo rtician Sets Record BY LOWELL WINGETT SINGLE COPY - 5c I I I Labor Leader To Speak At Pt. Pleasant Elderly Agreement With'Cl� ln Pomeroy Suhject At Rotary 1 1 Veep Thinking Of Future Ip Political Race An e1�ht•ycar-old offer to trade gestures of good will and community improvement between service clubs of Middleport and Pomeroy may gain a new life soon. It was m 1952 Lhal the Middleport-Pomeroy notary club preeeed ed lo creel a permanent "entrancc" sign at the lower torporat11m l1m1ts of Middleport. It was begun after an "u � deratanding" ha_d hcen reac'f-d with r�presental1ves of the L10115 club m Pome• roy that the Lions would do the same at the northern limit uf Pomeroy on Rt. 33. In Mitfflleporl the sign was to read Middleport-Pomeroy. It does. In Pomeroy the sign was to r e a d, Pomeroy-Middleporl. It doesn't be<:ause 1t never was built. Last night Rotarian Paul Smart, in a monthly open m�ng, rose to object again that I Jara,e 11hrub has nearly hidden lhe Middleport sign and if not cut down, should hf moved, or 1trietly trimmed. Rotarian Emmett Shuler recall­ ed he had chairmaned thl' crew of Rotarian$ thal had fiWeated with concrete to build the sign, and he noted the agreement with Pomeroy never bad been fulrilled. Said Shuler: "Not so long ago J went down with a sickle and trimmed the shrub - down far enough to allow "Middleport' to 1how." He implied it could be trimmed further when the Pomeroy sign is installed, i[ ever. Rotarian (and ■ttomeJ) BernffCI Fulb, PfftWfflt of the, � lio nt- dltb, found hNnNlf WI an emberassina 1-eal PDtttion. H■ warily SU98fffed the Rotary clUb, if it ••"" Pcimeroy to hne • sign. build It, •net j,.. M::rib■ upon it, "Built b-, the Middleport Rot•ry Club." I n serious veirl, suggestions were entertained to repair the Middleport sign, and see that it remains visible to motorists. President Gene Grate presided and led a discussion on desired courtesy or members toward visit­ ing speakers. Paul Smart an­ nounced the Polar club would ac­ cept s ignatures next ' Friday night, urgmg younger members also to sign up to wear sports shirts un. ti! Thanksgiving to meetings. The birthdays o( Fred Gardner, John Zerkle and Ed Baker were reco­ gnized in song. Guests were Faye Wilson of Point Pleasant, and Charles {Fud) aill'uon, son of Ro­ tarian Charles Clarkson, Methodis t ladies serving the dinner were Mrs. Clarkison, Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mn. Lawrence Mil­ hoan, Mrs Harold Woodgerd Jane Gilkey .and Bess �nborn I \V ASHINGTON (UPll - Vice Prrsiden1 Richard M . Ni:iton con• centrated in his ho:spital suite lo­ day 011 future campaign speeches whil" his rtinning mate, Henry Cabot Lodl;le, hit !he campaign trail !ar the first time. With Nixon still recovering MR. STANLEY from a knee infection at Walter Reed Army Hospital, Lodge trmp­ M ember� uf the M11.son - Jack­ orarlty took over the GOP ram• son L..atlor Council have announced paign , _1potlight with New York Lbal Miles C. SLanley, president ol G&Y. �n .A. RMkefeJler. the West Yirginia LaDor f'ed.en­ Lodge and Rockefeller were li.o.n, Al'L-CIO , will be the speaker booked £or I joint one-day mo­ al the Labor Uay observance in Pt. trm·ade tuur today of the "Borscht Pteasant Monday at Tu-Endte-Wei Cirru1t" summer resort hole) re­ park. Mr. Stanley·:; address will gion Ill the New York Catskills. r ollow a para<lc � t I O a. m. through They will follow up Monday with t h e Pl. P1easa11l streets and ending a Labor Day helicopter invasion .111 the park. of thrt'C New York Cil y beaches M r. �1anley 1s a native Wrst Vir­ - Jones Beach, Rock•way •nd ginian, burn in Kanawh.11 County , L'oney Island Octot"ter :! , 19:l4 ;rnd educated m the public ;1ehools of Kanawha and Putnam counties. Jle served 28 gn months in Lile Army during world WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. War JJ , of which 22 months was m the .European Theater of opera­ John F. Kenned y leaves today for California and Alaska to formally tions. · The speaker, married and the li1uneh his "new (rontier • cam­ president. for paign rather 01 three daughters, now re­ The Democratic nomi� was �1dc� in [)unbar, W . Va. and 1s a member or the first Evangelical scheduled to take off b)" jet plane United Brethren t:hurch of Dun­ from Friendship Airport, neilr bar and has taught an adult Sun­ Balt1more, at 9 : 30 •· m. e.d.l . for HAV ANA. Cuha UPI - Premier d1'y School class for the past elev­ San Francisco and then fly to i-' 1del Castrn p11shl'd Cuha to !he en years. Anchonge, Alask.l. bnnk of a diplomatic break with l n a speech prepared for deliv­ Mr. Stanley 1s currently serving ery at an airporl rally in San the United States today by an­ nouncing he would rerognize Com­ as chairman of Lhc W. Va. Advis­ Francisco, Kennedy pledged th.at ury C.:ommit tee to Lhe U. S. Com• he would 11rovide the nation witb mu111st China. on Civ i l Hights, ffi('mber leadership to meet the demands m1ssmn His annollncemenl was an act of t:ommittee of the of the ''new frontier" if elected. Execulivc the of open defiance against lhe Western Hemisphere 's declaration condemn ­ W. Va. TQX Study Commission, ing Sino-Sr>Viet penetration i n the member of the W. Vi1. Centennial Commission, State �:o-U1airman of Squadmen Called Americas. Middleport Emergency 1 he the U.S.O., member of the Buard of Castro. in a new and violen1 d i s Directors or lhc following local Squad was called to the home of play of anti-A mericanism, r ipp<'d Charleston. W. Va organizations Mrs. Charles White, 5th SI. yester­ up what he said was the 1 952 llnit• and 1nsi1tutm11s; United F1.1nd, Kan­ day evening al 4:04. She was given ed States - Cuban bih1tcral d<'fense awha Welfare t:ouncil, Goodwill oxygen by the squadsmen and a PHct , t088ed the fragments to :J00.- Jndustries, Cllsrlestun Guidance doclor was called. 000 wildly cheering Cuhans F'rida)• Clinic, Highland Hospital, Inc. and night, and announced 1h111 Cuba a member or the Mayor ' MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS s Commit­ will e1tahlii1h diplomalic relalilln� tee on Human Rclatiom. Appl ications for marriage in tbe with H.etl t:hina . Probate Court are Donald Put­ At the .same time. the fiery Cu­ At a meeting ot the F.0.P. held ' man, 18, farmer, Hockingport, ban l eader broke oH diploma Uc re­ and Marlene Barr, 18, waitre.5.!I, last nigh! in the Jrd Ward Firs! lation& with Nat ionalist China and Reeds\'illc; Cl.aNmce DeWees, 19, eid room of · the Pomeroy Fire De­ sa i d he would aCl'ept m i lilary aid IBM Operator, Columbus, and Fay partment, police omcers from Mid­ rram the communis t Chinpsc. He C Thomas , 19, rile clerk, Pomeroy; dleport, Pomeroy, Gallipoli!>, and alsc, voiced new thre1:1ls ar,ainst the Ja11 Hauck, 20, student, Middle­ the M eigs County Sheriffs orrice United States naHI bas!" at Gaun port. and Bonnie Van Cooney, 10, were present. lanarno. Chief C hester Lca()er of Gallipo­ hookk.eepcr. Middleporl. lis presided over the meeting. Attending from the M iddleport MEIGS GENERAL ' HOSPITAL NEWSMA N'S W I F E DIES. Police force were Fred DeWN's, Adnussions: Mrs. Thelma Wiley, M rs. Carolyn Kirkpalm· k . 40. A total of 67 prrsons we �r con Mi ddleport; Ray Calvert. Pomeroy; Chief Herbert Gilkey. From Gall1wife of Richard B. Kirkpalric k. fi11cd in !he r-mmt�· ; a i l durin g 1 hr · Carl Wilson, M iddleport; Evonne poli.11 were Patrolman Silas Hamil­ hra1I of Lhe Cirir 1 11nal1 E1111 uircr month of AtlJ\USI. an·ording to_ a ' ton, Sgt. John Taylor, Chief Leap­ Bare.swill. '.,iiddle porl. bureau ht>rc>. died unexpeetcdly at monthly repor1 1s,; 1 1 ed ?"Y Sher i ff and Patrolmen William Barr er Jorden. Lena Mrs. niseharges: her home Friday. She apparently ltobert llarl('llba 1·h ,s office. Sev<'n and James Saunder�. llarrisonv Dorothy Karr. tl lc; Pom­ suffered a heHrt attack. of t hese prisoners wt•re hold-overs HO)"; Rita McCune, Rutland; Geo. Pomeroy repre �ntatives were from J u ly Chief Jed Webster, Jim Soulsby. Henshaw romeroy. Thi' !"ln1rgrs for the arrests were: Phil Globokar , Henry Werry and PRINTERS INK IGNITiS Dave (.joodwin. Sheriff Robert COLUM BUS t U PI) - I-' ire broke DWl 12, in loviuti o11 1 1 , t ransit 8. }'ir,ed In Mi,ldleflort Hartenbach re�scntcd the Meigs oul in the basrment of the former distu rbin::: the pean• 7. mental sub­ Jn a session of Middleport Court County Sheriff 's Department. violation 4, ) courl Prohate ! jects today Building Ohio State Journal lasl night. Mayor Kenneth Mc­ wh,in a tank of printer ·s ink whkh of parolr 3. non-suport 3. destrue­ Elhinney fined Curt Noble, Ylid­ bal­ and ass,1u\t properly of t1un , 1 RECORDER IMPROVED thtt•t! workmen were moving sud• lery l , mrnacing t hrea1s J . in�·esti dleport. $10 and cosi.!I for intoxi­ .lack Thomas, county recorder, is denly ignited . gation 1. hall fherks I , ho]("[ fnr ralion. reported as improving slowly al Bil! llN' l'<'I, Rt. 2, Albany, has Prohalr Court I . holtl foi- Burr1rn I he University HoRpital in Colum­ ol Parolr I . Bi nd1 warrant I . in­ l>ec11 arr .estrd by Midd leport ro­ bus He is expected lo be a patie11t 29 DEAD ltil TRAFFIC A United Press Internationa l tent to defra11d I. 5 fll'lldin� <lays lice 011 a c harge or intoxicat1011. at the hosf)ital for 54!\'Cral weeks . h�· He will apprar in Mayor McEJhinhol1da1 falalit 1rs coun1 al 9:30 for DWI. obta111m� Jlroperty 111!�•� Court. lands f'lltcring . I pr<'l('nS<' fRh;e a. m., e.d .t , showl'd 29 persons h\EETING TUESDAY I Sl('al Lo 1nlrn! with dead in traffir acc1rlcnts SlfH•e the meeting or the Meigs CounThe DIES SOL.OIE:R During l h{' mnn01 of Auiust. the werkend began oHicially al ti p. m . 1y comm issioners will be held Ul'I Germany n:NWOEHR, t, R : C i111•rsligated wnl Ol'JJart Sheriffs n Friday. 11111c 8{'(·11lr111s. whll"h 1s l he sarnl' -An Am..,nt•�n soldier died today Tuesday 88 lhe regular meeting number uf ac(·1d('nB (hal ocrured of wounds S11 ffered when a U. S. dille fell on Labor Day. in Au i::usl or l 959. Therr were no Anny arl l l ll'ry crew lobbed an ov­ PRISONERS ESCAPE SUPER MARKET R088ED cr-pr inwtl howitzer shell into a PORTSMOU TH, 0. (UPI) - Tw9 falal arcident11 durin� the month VTON, 0, UPI - Two men DA the 16 lo hringing arra. hivouar dep­ his and Hartcnbach Sheriff pri.mners in the Sciolo County jail lOtfay threw pcpcr in the face of uties requelli that all motorists use dC"alh toll in the tragic- accident. posing as delivery men robbed the ' a guard and escaped. One of them raution ind obscrvr lhc traffic Another rem11ined in crilical condi- I Nulow s Poodline:t 1upermarket in today of '4,000. .KeUerfili LIOII. wee.Ji.end. Day Labor the over laws • wa� captured a few minutes l.11ter. Senator Heading West, North, On Campai Castro Edges Farther Toward Break With U. S. '°"'" Police Met In ·3rd Ward Aid House Friday Sheriff Reports 67 Held In Jail During August I ' ,' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. 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