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M r � MJ !wl ( iucgli· m , Mr.� Flm·,·11(·1• Tr�n Mrs Howern • VauJ:h;m, �1rs Ada N(' ;i � r . Mr, M ;ix lU!' C11al�, Mr� l .hUJ.�1 · Mc-1-:1 l,1111 ..-1 1\1•·, llrlh l ' u l l l'n. ,\ l fn·d · 1 1Jl\l"I , 1 1 11 1\1 · , 1-:J irnhr l h Torir)' Mn. _ ,1,11 ,,,,,t,,I ,1 • s· thd ' ---- · I p H eId F r,"d t ,1 !ii!>MI .�, [ •jjj, � :-. ))J t ••• . I'" ' •• • • ), I '••• •' ' • •• •• WE S E RVICE WHAT WE SELL Around And About Middleport Moinly Ab6ut People I n romeroy 1 ;i. V, I I IIIR. A N D M RS, BYER The Racine Methodist church was the setting for the cere­ Birtlulay Ob,Prved Mrs. Paul Baer To B .e Radi.o Sp,� ak er M on da y I Belicvlug th11I 011r c· w;tomc r s desire a good produd anct then w:mt se rv kl' when il ' s 1wcdt�d . w1• haYt' h u i l l , shwk­ ed and cstaLl islwd the a bove full li nw SNv 1 ce Deparl­ 1 ment to insure ( ' Omplete t:ustomer sa isfat' lion. RU1'LAND FURNITllRE Rl JTLA N D, 01110 A Good Man to Know , , , I I Your Local nanker ! Your loco! Bonker I, both collll..ior and friend. He will adviae you on all type, of financial nutter1, He is I fricmf in of need and wurea JOU of prompc dme IIOioo. Jf you need financial a,l,v!,e - torUUlt I::,'.ocal hanker - hc'1 a good man co We Pay 3% lnler.,t On Your Sa,1•11'• The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company 1 Member Fedenl Reterve Syslem 11:mtiber Federal Deposit I nsuran�e CorporaU011, POMEROY, onto Grandparents are Mrs. L. M . f•r1r.e of Pomeroy and Mrs. A . H . Durst, Syracuse The Crews al�o havt> three daughters, Jennife r Kay, 13, Pamela Lei?, 10 .ind Robin Lynn 6. -- Tia• ;i1 1 1 1 u a l Pll·t111 · of the W 1nd1 1 1 g Tr;1il (:c1rd('t1 duh was hel d Thursd.ay rvrn111i; a1 t hl' hornl.! u r Mr� c I . l lr;iton. l .on,�t SI A nn l l 11ek d 1 n 111•r wa� scrvf"d on l lit' law11, a 1 ti V rn l l omf" madf' 1\'l' \·rean1 and t•ak(" we re served lul)owrn� t he tl uuu·r t o 1 4 mem hnrs o1 nd t wo J:twsl . 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I.cu lil)'/1 1 1 n•porll"i l nn t h e· I W w year bookN Thr 1t rra11 ,C:1• 11wnl nf th(' WN'k ronll•!-.I � Jl onsor I'd hy l lil' ( ' it 1z, , ns Na\ 1011;11 B a n k and the CCA 1·onfrst w1•r,· d is1·uss NI en.d !hi' rluh 1•0\cd tu par\ 1 1·1 �ate i.11 bolh l'011Le11l11. By F R E DDIE HOUDASi1!L1 l ) I X I(' l ' u•rt·,, has J • H lll'tl a "rrni i i 111 out of luw11 fr11•1 1 , h f.,r 11 t n p to l.o1k(· Erie whNl' I 1lt' Y will vant!ion d1mni,: tlw holutay weekend . Thf"Y .I l"ft Vridi1y 111nr111n,c a n d f"XPf"C' I t, l rt•tm11 .\1 onrt,•}' Fnllowmi,: hl"r n· 1urn �1 r!-.s l'iPrt'I' w i l l pr('JlaT(' to t•fltN t 1 Juo l l 11r1·c'r.� ity Lo hcgi11 !1n Supllomon• J'1'Hr l"ap1a111 and .\1n Sauky F. l 'ol ti·r !l'l t · 1 11 11rs1L1y 1•v1•11111J,; [(Ir W11shmg\(11l, [) l " . lo) v i s i t w 1 t 11 rel11t1v,•s Frum Wa�lr 1n.i.: tor1 l hC'Y will Mn Lu �·or1 l\r;iJ:li . N C, whn1' Capt l 'otkr will ht' s tal m11c1I with t tw Arrn v ml.'ll 1 t"al �taff. ' l ' lw 1 r small SO;l. l<yk, will rclllR I II Wllh )11s gr;111dpu r l • n l � , Mr. a11d Mrs ( "harlt•i. ., fr Elll1m1�· . 1111 1 1 1 hi� 11 ar t• nls art· t'.� 1 a hl!�lwd at t?wi r rll'W hull\(' ("ha rlt•., l l 11sk111�. wh,1 1s rmploy <·d in t h e So1·i11\ S<·r urily nff 1l't's of :\hriul l11. i11 111wrul i11� thu Wt'ok esd wtth tus p11 r f'n!�. Mr and Mr!!. Nu ah l l 11�k111s Mr. 111 1d Mrs Clarl"II(' <' Hupp Rlld d,111,,:htc> r. K ns1111. who hav1· NJ11'11 1 t h1• p;1 .� 1 Wl'l'k w11h lwr parr111s, Mr . and Mr.,; l"rl't l l!ll�st•II 1 11 r,rn,l h n r y , pl;1 11 I n ... prud t lw Wt>!'k 1• 1u l w1lh Mr� ( ; i, rr •n S ! a ri sh11 r ) nf M u i 1 11<• 111 and 1·1" 1 u r 1 , lu 1 tw1r h(,m(' 111 d ll"por1, rlldm dii.rrrn an fflr l l1r To\Nlu on TtH'S<lll) l lu•k Hnl l,•1: an1I Jun 1-'ry 11f N P w ( ; ar rt i'.! 1 '. 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I(•� Shi' l l aurk, today Mis� l ,i 111w Sl111nh11, who i.� al will al su SJW ak again llt'K ! sp ring te 11diu i: I IH' Mnunl a i n Stall' II U S L · 1111 1 1 H ll 11 rni.: ra m and 1 s ;i sltmg 1w�s Sdwul in l'arJtcrshut)!. 1·1unc 1 h u l ;• n r one whu would l lkf' I n F rnb_1· l u �p1•11(! the week end wit h ha n flU f"Sl i t , us nn t he � hnw .tnd lwr par,:,nts, Mr . and Mrs. Clifro rtl ,: ar·i l r u i 11 1-: lo ronta,· t h,, r and � hr will ariswl 'r thern Stumho uncl fllmi1y. iww d 11n Mrs Ki'r1 t1t•th Wilt•ox JULY IMPORTS DROP aon, l tnvul l!ay, who WNI" rele11sN t I WASl l l NC ON Ut'I - Tl 11' 1 .nm rrom l lnl1rr !losplt11l Thursday 1 H' rrf" ' r, t•par' T1 men t l'Sl l- lll1ttNt Fri wrrf lakr1 1 1 o the home of her par 1; l nrl Ptl h s I mport r A h mto t l l i H Y t• 11hl, Mr and Mr�. H ol\ld A )' , wherf" St<1tf"s · ui July amoun lt'd I n $ I . I 1 0. Lht' Y wl!1 sllly• for a few !lays b1• 000 fur a df"dmc of 1 5 pr r 1•1• 1 1 1 1 . �'. I r ,,ire lll O Vlll J.: l llll l ..,t he1, ' ",� �: frn111 J U l \ t' ant i 11 hnut \ (l IWrt'!" III h l' I ., h 1111c>d h omf" 011 -,ou , 1l h ,• ·llv I I ow I hr J u I y I t'Vf"l hsl l' f":ff • ,,,,1 ·,,l .•. s A l herl llenclrl )I. M•. 1111d hmily o r St Albans 11re vi11il l hroat infcl't 1on. 1s 1mpro1·,•d and in r,i: with IH" r p11n•nlH, Mr , ap d Mrs has bf"nn reluriw d h1111w Mrs. Thrlm11 l' r alt and l l l' r 11101h , L. t,;, Trlplt•tl. Misz;i t·r1ed a �'Mhnlc, Inca\, and f"r, Mrs. Emma 81ss1• U , are plan• j Mr 1 . Lena M11c Drummon d nf Hain- ni11g lo l eavr todlly for In1ti 11 1111 Lo brld,1,w i.re pl11111ni 11i:: 1fl spend lhe sp1•nd the> w1•1• k r u d wnh rPlalt \•es. Mr 1111'I Mr� t'h;irl,·� lkntlt' l l I \\lf"("k rlHI iu Kf'nlueky . . 1 1 crso m l i t:v Wf'l'f' in S m 1 1 h l'hurt"11 \\ . \',1 , )·•·s M r and Mrs W i l a 1111d ct,111i:,htr r 11rt' -�f>l'IUhni; l lw hol - ',Nrl11y to atll'IHI t he t , • · 1 . . I o;" l.ro j 1day wc1'k t'lld in Steu ht• 1 1 Y1lh' with :S lf"wa r t. ('fi11s111 fl! Mr:-. I\, 11wlt Miss M iU l ll(' ll('IHH'( ! I ) , r , 11 1 1 •11 I '1r. f.Yl' l'SOll " H m11thrr, �\rs. l .t•()l\ hus uri,,.C' d J<"rul;iy lo � I ' •ml \hf' t<� vrrsoll. Kathy l .) il('s 11 11<1 l•'.llt:'11 , ! l \' l!lc- n of loni: Wrt'k l"ll rl w i l h hN •1ar1-11t.� . /\ l h c> n � l lrr \'1S1li11,i,: y, • L l h t heir Mr Hnd :,,rs. l ' lwrlrs Bt·nrw t('I. i,:randp aren 1 s, Mr ;111d Mr8 L. ll . Dilrs. Mrs J 1<: l l arlc> )' re111r1wd on Tlrnrsd al' fr11111 n visit i11 Spri11i,: ­ firl d w1ih twr s11n and furnily. l lr. 11ml Mr�. ,J11hn ll1trky a n d d1i \ d ­ r t>t1 . ·.M an,\ M rs 1-'ra .nk Munl'}" o f 1hr SL11n�hu ry n 1 1 a r t 1 1 11•11l11 on l : rn n1 SI. .1rf s 11('mh11J.: l lw wl'ri <'ll!I in Mor<'• I H•1tcl . ){ 1 . W l l h rdMtive s lfrl11l i°1· 1•s h('rt' hHVI' rt•(' f'ivt-d word l hHI narbarll Smlilrt, small M illon d 1111J:hh•r of M r. and Mrs. Smart of l'crryshurr,i:, who w11s llns­ pll111 itecl lhi8 werk , with Ill sNert- ' rnony Su nday , August 2 1 ::it 2.30 in the afternoon uniting in m a rr i age M isli Do n n a J ean H i l ldore, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. T. (; Hil ldore, Racine, and Mr. RObert E ugene B yer, son o f Mr an d Mrs. Ke11neth E. Byer of Middleport. The Hev Haymon Ko11krii:M of .\! Hldlt•port rea d the vows o f the with wh1t i• hells :ind Cf"ntcr pieres iloi d i le ring t·eremony hefore ;rn uf wh1t1• mums. T h e hrid l' 's table altar di· rnratl'd w i l ll white i;lad- was cenlered with a heauliful olus, palms i111tl two sevcn-hrnn ch thrC'e l lernd wed rlinA cake decorat · ed with tiny white hells :rn d r1-1 n rk l ahras. flove6 The c,1ke was Lopped with A half ho ur c,f pre 11uplrnl the muuature brtd(' and bridc­ 111u �i1· wa!> JJHll'idcd hy M1sli Mary l,!rCJOlll. Ni!Pkln� were while with Kay .lohnson, piamsl Mrs. Gene the tnscriplioll " lJolma and Bob" Yost , �olo isl, sang, " I Love You III sil ,,. er. Tru l y , ' "Oh Promise Me." "8e-­ l'll USt' , " .it1 d "The Lord's Prayr r "', Hostesses were Mrs. Harriet The hrrdc, given 1 n mar r ia.1:l' by N<!1gler, M rs. Mary l.n11 Johnson hrr f;i1 her, wore a floor length and Mis� \lirJ.(rnia A1111 Johnso11. i:own o r silk organza fashiun�(I For the bride's going awHy �I· with a hasque w1ust l inC', Ion� t ire. she l·hose an ens e mble of pm11 l t•d st.•1'\'l'S, ari d a rounded flowered tuffeta with a beige jar­ ll('t'k l11w. A full sklrlh wore over ht. lkr cor�age was of yellow a hoop wall enh1:1nn·d w1lh mt•· rarnalions . dallion 1 r 1 m an d fe<1 t u red a h1g Tht• 1ww Mr�. Byer is a 1 951) huw 111 th e hack. Jin shoul1ler ,i:ra d uate of llacmc High t:ichool, l,•11,c:th wil nr silk il \uswn was a n d was formerly employed as a lwltl l u a i-rowo edged with SC'ed secretar y a1 the A t hens Messeng' pearl11 .i11d ill'Cenled with rhine• Cl. �r onj'/1 ShP rarrled � cotbnliiil Mr RVl'r is � i; r afluale of M ld ­ bouquet or Pill€! pm k r0S(' buds dlepor1 lliJ.(h Sd1ool, 1953. an d a 11 1111 I l l}' of l ht' valley t'ntwlned 1 9�� .i:ra d uate of l hc 1'orlsmnulh W ! l ll whil t' 8Dllll strea1 1wrs 1 ,.,1 lnl erstate Husi nt·S!i Collei:w I le is 1 11 l m•t•rs k nots, a1op a w hII<' BI bl f.'. pr('sently em ployed a� adv.ertising l lt>r 0 11ly Jl'We[ry was a stran d or mi.nager of the J l aily Sc,11 1 l rn.-. J . 1warls, ;i gif! of t lw hri<lt'groom. Sir1fe 1h l"ir rrlttrn from a wed­ Ttw 111;i 1 ro 11 of l11Jnor was \frs. ding 1r1p In W11s h i ng1un, n ( ' , l l a z,•l McK1•l \•1· y. s 1 .� lcr of lhc Charlot1 r�v1l11•. W i l l iarnshurg ;ind hfl d{'. Jh•r dn·.�� ,, va.� o f <H I IIA 1 a f - V i rginia l{e111' h, VirgiruH, the frt ,1 , ft"at11 r111 :,: a full skirt at•· l'O\lple are l" (':llltrni;: HI lhrir it llarlrf"nlNI w1lh II r11m ht'rl1u111I and a rn undNI nt•i· k l uw. She l'llrri1•d a 1'1.! 0 11 1.,1 1 .. , uq 11,•1 of y1 • ll11w l" OSl' h urls. Tti,, hrid1·s111;111ls . M isN Shirley MrKd1 ' ' }'. nw1·c of lhe hri de and M iss M a ry A l h-o Neasr wore dreSSl'S h,h1o n('(I dlrr her honor tlome Of The ll!l('Url arll.1 M IS:<! M(' Kelvcy's d rl'SS wa .'> nf p ink taffeta and M iss FABULOUS N l• usi• ' s of �• ellow. They carried colo11 1a\ l)()U ql1cls of while rose bu ils. M r . ( " harlrn,; K . Byer. hrother of !ht' hnd, • gi·uom, Sf"rvc>d as hes! rn a n ;mrt Ulaiiic D. Walburn and I.any ll;i ker of Mid d leport wl'rf' tht• ushers. 1 .illlr M1sg I .or! Beth Hilldore, rn1•rr nf ! h r hrnlr, wos flower girl and wore a dre!ls of whill' organza 11tyll"rl !l11Hila r lo the bride's. She r11rrif"d a basket fille d with rose J){' ln l s. Larry H l"IH'(' Hil ldere. nephew of lht' hrldl'. <'arricd the heart shaped wh11e Sll l l ll pi llow Oil which laid the ru1,i:s. Mrs, l ! i l ldorr. mother r>f lhe' bride, worr R dusty roMe rircss o( Order By Phone lace with black accessori('s and And Take 'Em llonte a conage or white rose hud s. The bridegroom's mo1her. Mrs. Byer, wore I blut' l ll('C drf"SS wilh while 11 cco1Sories 11ncl a corsage or pink L"08e buds . . Mbs NRdme Hou�h a n d Gi ncl!!r Sl<'arns r("'"JSl('rt•tt lhc ,:nests. Followiui: t he crremony, a re1" C'plion W.1J hl'l d in t ht' t·hur('h .� O('Jal room w l 1 H•h was dN·oratcd _ ____ _ _ TU ESDAY To Redeem t'llled S&II Green Stamp Books Roush's Shoe Store Middleport Pomeroy. Ohio SUN., MON, and TUES. H "WHO WAS THAT LADY {Comedy) Tony L...irhs - Dean Mwrtin Janet Leigh Wed. artd ThurL, S.pt. 7-1 "THE ROOKIE" Tommy Noonan, Pete Marshall (G.I. Comedy) 3 StooJ;t.'ti in "TIUPLE CROSSED" FRIDAY: NOT OPEN S,1lurday, Sept. 10 Double Horror! "$TRANGLKH.S OF BOMBAY'" - also "The ELEt.JRONIC M ONSTER ' ' Sun., Mon., Tu•L, Sept. 1 1-13 "WAKE ME WHEN lT 'S OVER "• Ernie Kovacs - Mal'lgo Moote J, aclt Warden SA N D W I C H .Draw, ■Ir for con,lbustron from nnts1Je. '.!xli•ttsft: combuttioa gasea outaide. c.otnbustlon chambu completely aealtd. Ho Hau or t.hlmne7• required. Installs qulckJ:, •nd iflcxpeMlvel1'• D.iatributu blanket or \Tilrm air over enfi,-i room. W.time Poru1•iaJiailll. Cootiomte\ Conaolo IQ'W>jp ' ----------s.. & - Mottr, D»rt11, al o/Au MorlTa .,_ A■aw1 klOtt ,a liq. BAKER FURN ITU RE On The Brightest, Comer In MI DDLEPORT Get Ready - Get Set! Watch Wednesday's ' Daily Senti nel FOR THE GREATEST - - • Men's Clothing Sale TH E L&Z MEN'S SH.O P PHONE WY-2-2341 EAST., MAIN STREET 'wt e By U nited Prh1 lnt•rn•tlon■I The term blue Mond•-, ori1inat• .d in lavarl• wh1-re church d-.c­ .,-,1tlon1 on th1 Monday IMtor■ Lent ...,, bh,11 , VOL. X I I • • en t1 n e 81 POMEROY, 01110 Weather Ohio: Fair today, tOftltht •nd Wednet.d•y ; •armer north arid ■Ht tod■y artd norlhH1,t and utrlfflM no.-th tenlt,t,t; conllnued quit• w1rm Wedn•ld•y. Hith fod•y IOI no.-theHf, f0t M»uthwest; low to­ "ieht 64-72. Devoted To Tlw lntere11, Of The lllei1,-Mmon A rea NO. 1 1 9 Pomeray- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, September 6, 1 960 SINGLE COPY - 5c 1 Meig s HolidaJ·s Accid ent Free One Minor Incident Reported On Wilkesville Road Saturday Only one minor accident was reported in Meig s county over the L<1bor Day weekend, placmg Meigs county in the list of "safest 1;pots" in the nation with no fatalities or .serious rn­ J unes. a check with the local law enforcement offi�rs reveal­ ed today. With the official record ma rred by only one accident near Wilkesville early Saturday morning reported to the office· of Sheriff RoDert Hartenbach , Chief Herbert Gilkey, Middle­ p<Jrl, and Chief Jed Webster, Pomeroy, reported an accident free weekend. No Meigs county acdclents were reported by the State Patrol. PONY CHAMPS - Racine Pony Leaguers won 10-6 over the Midd leport Barons Monday I The acndt'n1 r('ported occurred county l'Ourt today, Judge E. W . at Syracuse and took the county Pony champi onship. Front row, Bill Ours, John Arnott, Ho­ a t 2 a m Satur d ay mormng o n the Peoples fm..:d each m a n S25 anti ward �ohnson, Bruce �eegle . Back row, Peanu ts W1ckiine, Ted Bailey , Larry Price, Larry Amn1ran Leg1ofl road two m i les rosh after pleH of guilty Middleof team baseball TAKE TilEJR BOWS - Members of the Se nators Little League c ast of W i lkc�v1Ue Haymond Bar• Salsei , a nd M anager H ,_ l_ n__ lo W o lf r. _ _ e_ J_ Also Jailed by county off1ct:rs _ ,_ __ ___ ______ port, undefeated champs of both halves , took t heir bows and gathered in shiny hardware tro_ nettc, Durborr . Mich , told Sheriff PYcr Lhc week end. M<!lvm t·orest­ · al Leaguers Little al\ for �oast wi4:ne� a phies given by the Spurts Center Monday even ing at Hartenbach that his car skidded E:-r, Roule 2, Racine, charged with • S the park. Association President Lee Smith pre ,ented lhe md1v1dual trophies , and a team troon loose g r a�el, tu t a tree. crossed ' Amcriurt motor11fl put • show 'v I ' phy to manager Henry Clatworthy. H e had wo rds of high praise for the way the league f1;1ncl hc rnad, and hit a bank. He and a · on th• ro,d during the l•bo,­ ndians I the than other team a Ge r ald Pola r d , lia r den thal (ive o( passenger. e,· tioned the past summer. This is the first summ Day Wffkend---.i; show th•I kill• • City, )11ch , rcpu r l e d mrnor mJur Mtl..C' Davenport. Jerry Clatworthy im J tobart. S , won the title. Front row, left lo right, Larry ltd more th.rt 400 penoM, but ics. No charg('s were filed. Buskirk, Carl (Birdie) Dellloskey, Bill Hackett. Jerry Slobart; second row, Sam Clalworlhy, failed to ruch the ncord I• , F m t d1y •ft•ndft,c • in The only othe,- .ccidenl r• Aten Shain, long-lime l'omeroy & Savmgs Co., Pomcwy. as Gary Stobart, Jerry Van lnwagen , Larry Glad w ell, Rod Sauer, Mike Gardner; back row , man anls th1t h.d beren feared, a Pom•roy'1 1<hoal 1y1fem wa, • ported over the wNfll end WH banker, died unexpectedly while bookkeeper and w11s later proger Clatworthy, and assistants, Carl Gardner and George {Shorty) Hackett. highway fat1llty count showed down "'P1:>.-oxim1lelv four per hud injury t.u•t•ined by Mal­ at his supper, Monday evening al moted to cashier. He was a direc• tod•y. cent tOday according to fi9ure1 colm ,HyHII, U"ion Ave., Pom­ home from heart seizure. tor for 40 ycard, and was exccu­ rele1Hd by Supt. Chari•, 5. eroy, i" • fall at his home. H• Mrs. .Mith ::ihain, called the live Y1ce president when he died. ass,rnlt and battery by his wife. He Gibb,, WI$ bf"qy9hl to the Mli11 Gen­ Pom eroy emergency squad imwas fined $10 and costs today by He enlisted in 1 92 1 in the U. Total •ft•ndance fod•y w,11 •real Ho1pit1I br fht Pon.roy mediately. Llr. H. K Bo1ce, Meigs S. Reserve Officers · Corp and Jud,e Peoples and com m itted to 173 t.oin�red to 910 Int year, enwrgenc.y 1qu,1d •t 10:45 p. m. C.ieneral Hospital �urgeon opened retained his nrnk for over to 1a1J when he foiled to pay. Mr. G1bbt- Mid. !t•turday for trHtmen�. Mr. Shatn'8 chest for heart mas• years. Harold E. Darst, Dexter, charged T he ,..ch1ng stiff r•m•ins the sage but was unsuccesslul in reAll altcrl'.IILUII al a local night wilh DWI by county officers, was He was married in 1922 to Htne ucept tor Mn. Dorotny club Saturda)' e�elllllg resulted m fined $100 and costs and sentenced v1v111g the vtclirn. Edith Gea ry and to that union Barnes ,t Su11r Run in the the arres1 o t tWl\ men on assault to three days in jail by Judge John Aten Shain, was the srm was born one daughter, Angie Peo­ po�il1on formerly h•ld by Mr1. of Milo and M argaret Shain, be- Eltzabeth, now M rs . Lewis M i l ler and baLLe ry charges. Tbey were' pJes. Attn .. Bryan, retl.-ed; •nd Mr, l"erald ing born Sept. :lU, JBQ:S near Ua- Abon Park, Florida. Jaded over the week end by V ernon Aronld, 102 Earl Youne, at the hi9h Khool, Conuor Street, Pomeroy, cme. l ie spent his e11rly years on and Pumeroy pohce was Joseph C. Ov­ Also survivmg ue these grand• for A-. H01liin1, ret1rt1:I, but l.iary Van Metcr, PorUand, charged erl>y, 1-'omeroy, charged with OWL the ! arm, gra d uated from Pome• children, Barbara and Patricia. worli1n9 •eun •t Wah•m• Hi9h roy l l lg11 Sct1ool, June 6, l!JJ6, with assaull and battery on r.:.U­ He was released on $200 bond fol Funeral services will be held School . an d fro111 Bh�s .Business CoJJege, Thursday at 3 p. m. from the wrd P. u · c111111or. l n a !less1on or hearmg before Mayor Charles Le­ B ,ehools, •tt•nd•nc• y w.i, gar. Also cited to appear before Columbus May 1�, IIHD. Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Ralph thil and IHt )'Hr: Mayor Leg�r were Charles A. Eb­ Later he was employed by the Zundel orrwating. Friends may Su,.,- Run 173 llt erl, Arlee, W . Va., charged with Ohio Hi,,.er i!:lectric .ka,ilway co. can,. . ,t the funeral home after Cent.-,1 1 8 1 191 speeding and runni11g He enlisted m tile , u . S. Army 'fueiday, 1md bu r ial will Qe made red Ji1tu. , � HiFI 247 and Richard Folden, Middleport, Uuru1g W,1rld War I and was as- .in the Meech Gron Cemetery. Senior High 279 283 charged with speeding. signed lu <.:om p1rny L, I LOth In• M r . Sham was a veteran mem One man was fined and three tamry, lBth u1,,.1sion of Hlairs- ber uf the l-' 1rst !:Japtist Church, forfeited bonds in a session of May­ ville, l'e1111a. l ie was se.,.erely and served it as its Sun d ay School ur Lcgar ' s court Saturday eveniny. woun d e d il l A1Jremonl, 1-'rance, supermtendem; he was for 1 2 Jo'med was Harold R. King, Porn• �epl. :iU, I QJB. years a deaco11 und was a mo d er• eroy Route I . $5 and costJ. or fail• A l l �·r many weeks in the U. S. utor at the time of hrs death. At a mt•etmg of the Mcii:s ure to stop III an assured clear d1s­ Base l l ospnal Ht Autun, I/ranee, l i e was a charter member and romrn1ssi oncrs in "their tanct•. County J1e rel11rneJ l l i l'.umpany L, then t h e first presi d ent of thii Pomc­ office tl11s morning, ' house t.:ourt c Two il('lwns seeking d i vorce ha\ a part 01 Lhe Army of Occupa• roy Lions Club; a charter memForfcitmg bonds were Carsey the Bedfo rd Town­ of n applicatio been l ! Jcd 111 the olficc 01 .Mrs. tion uear 1 he Hhme He was llis- lit:'r llf lhc 4U et 8 Lodge, Amert_hird _ their Ramw� won rs l-Sta , 1.ia1!1pohs, $12ti, on a O � I Al buy to League Little authority fur dleport Mid trustees Cali's ship Woody t;velyn Lut:ke, clerk ul' cou r ts. WIN THIRD I N ROW . rnargcd May ;SO, llHQ, at Camp 1ean Legion; member of Drew 1 charge; to not ·, price ht ng 8 O a t t,ene !:Jass, Middleport, at ft e L truck acme. R dump 1 over 6 a d ay Curtis, .� E. MaHHl, M on 62 Lela J. urney · To League Little Syracuse straight title in the Sherman, Ohio. Wcbst<!r l'ost, American Legion; $15 0 1 1 an by mtox1catmn charge, and appro\'ed was $5000 Mr . .Sham returned to his duli cs belon g ed L o lhe l b c uie F' . & A. Pomeroy, IS 11sk.lll g d ivorce 1rom exceed seated Buddy Moore Ronnie Hindy, Don Nel son, Sam Clatworthy , George Sauer, Mark Tan► i Lewis .1t ller, Tuppers Plains, $125 body. the or \ Ole s unanimuu a ' Hobert J. Curtis, same address. The nehiL1, Bil) !facketl a'nd Wayne Davis. Slandi ng, Mike Bratton , Bruce Wallace , Jerry V�n with. t11c electric r1111lwi.y until M. No. 46 1 , 1 11 the Pomeroy couple were marrie d June lQ, lU!K. Jor D W I . My­ Ronald action, another ln · ]nwagen, Jim Johnson, Gary Stobart and Mike Gardner. Rear , Call and Owen Bratton, h is r eo. I , tU:w, wtien he accepted a Chapter No. 30 Bosworth Council and have one m i nor child. The ers, Long Bollom, was awarded Jn M idd leport, Mayor Kenneth puslliou wnn The i''nmers liank No. 46 and of the Ohto Val ley assistant. - -- -plain tiff is asking for a divorce, $300 as d amages for a car driven McEJhmney Saturday fined Wil­ Cummandery No. 24 KnighLs T<!m- temporary an d permanent ali• b)· Marlene Myers 'A hieh was liam Reeves. Alt..any, $10 and costs mony and suppor1, and household strurk by a county grader. The It WH below th• ntim.atti, goo<ls and other property. She was accident occurred last week on !Jut Ohio still had no rHIOn also granted 1111 mjunct1on againsL the Kacine·Bashan road, Accord· to rejoice lod•J •• it counted lhc d c (endant moksting her ill any mg to the resolutio n, the amount o pen1m1 l a killed on Bucke,e release a as w i l l be paid as soon way. St,te hivh••Y • du.-int the Le­ ar d Ch.ambers. Jn the other action, Shirley Ann prepared by the rounty prosecu­ bor Day W'Mli•nd. entire. the Stoba�t, unbeaten Honorary pallbearers are Theo- M('Coy. a mlno r, by Thelma Nelson, tor is signed. Baseball ended officially Labor Day in Meigs county when sea on r n leaRue and tournam ent dore T. Heed Sr., Charl<!s and is askmg a divorce from Gail Mc­ Of G The comm1ssi o11ers were still and 10 days 011 .an 111tox1catiun Racine and Middleport split honors in a double header event 5 s R, n• Sp ts on Pat• Thru ll c:l " Otho Murray, Clarence Massar, session at I I :00 a. m. n 1 to the Coy, The Plains. Accor d ('harg• C l.arence Rupe, Middleport, ing as part of the Third Annu al Syrac use I nvitat ional Little Norman Kloes, Clifford Hhodes, pct1l1on lhc couple were married arrested by the stale palrol on a . The new Meiss GalliH Labor o ping the_ CountY PonY League I I Ra cme · League I ournamen C . (r · ouncil, holding its first meetin G IN ATLAN TIC Ediso11 Hob�tctter, Alfred ElberSERVIN . fch. 7, 1 960 an d hal'e no ehil d rcne. DWI charge, was released under a C · • · · g • I n a play ·o f , and. Middleport All Star Lit ch amp1ons h Ip 10-v reld, Jam•, " Stepl,e "'''' · w ,·1s0,, She asks that she be granted a N a vy LC Cdr. Wallace M. Riggs, $:.!00 bond lor a later hearing. atur lly s d f a ternoon in the Second Ue Leaguers taking Racine All · Stars m to camp, 6· l · d 1 Y11rce an d given lille lo a car of Route I , Pomeroy, Ohio, is serv­ The M idd]("porl emergency squad Wa rd l ire house at Pomeroy, eled- carpep ler and Curtis lleed. Good baseball and busier than while, g;ive up 1 1 hits. e will Gravesid services i ng aboard the AtlanHc Fleet radar was called at 1 1 :27 last night to be . ! A mes w. Wetherh ol l of Gal h • owned by th<! def<!ndaut. ed The Barons were own 2·0 after u8ual soda pop s1ands kept the . as 1emporary presiden l, and giverl by Drew Webster Post. Both plamtirfs charge extreme pickel ship USS Hawkins operat­ the home or Mes. Vern Little, Park po115 estimated 400 faus from willing two innings, made it S-2 in the ing oul of Mayport, Fla. St. ,to admmist Cr oxygen to .Mrs. i:ruelty an d gross neglcrl. AlNa T. Grover of Cheshir e tern• · I es and · · h t smg stra1g -------,-- ---=-::c --- Little. completely under the blazing I I1ird .on five porary treasur er . · tw o h It balters th en saw Rae1ne • lternoon sun. In Pomeroy the fire departme nt Other tempora ry officers arc I So pul toget her fi,,.e_ hits _inc I " d"mg · n • throw was was cal lefi at 9:30 p. m. Saturday The Pony game Reino Lind, Pomeroy. v icc-presiBailey and 0 when a motorcycle belongin g to 1, n" the tourney last week when doubles. by Tc.dd1e The Racine Legion Post 602 dc nt. an d M rs. u mma Jean Neal of a 10 ·.5 1 ead f ll or six h l I e ser I I S a I l e Thomas Schoonover-, parked on the 1 Al ,.. epor • lie developed between Hacin d"I l ' , secretar y. d ,y, Sept. I with the 1 11 .. =urs . Th e Barons . go l one b ac11.'· 1,, Jhe '""' and the Barons. parkmg lot of the Nai.arene Church T 1 wentyve persons altended, I the . 7th but Price fanned Johnny roming fall festival hcing m Pomeroy, raughl fire and was many of whom were AFL-CIO bran Larry Pnee, h'Jsky leflhander Allensworth for the third out to main lopic of discussion. destroyed . The vehicle h a d been and hardluck hurler agams1 the end tile game. There will be a �peda l meet- fro m Columbus and Lancaster. By U nited Press lnlernaUonal parked at the church by Theodore new he council T named Barons in previous outings, ha d a three of ing Thursday, Sept. 8 to make GOOD HITTING of two m issing U . S. intelligence cm­ VanCooney. mystery 0-week 1 The Mason in izens rit eet r St Maple four l de survived but egates lo attend the metbad lnnlng Monda y The All-Stars, also managed final plans for the festival Comstaged drama o( a Moscow it and later added a single in by Woody Call, had better pick- mander Cross would like to have 111B Saturday , Sept. 17, in Lancaster a ttended a meeting of the town ployes ended today in the carefu lly In Cuunly Court today, five state press conference. council Monday evening for in­ the 6-ruti sl,i:th to help win his ings. an executive meeting along with uf the Hocking Val l ey , At�L-CIO patrol cases were d isposed of by Milchell, F. recent lbs Bernon the flashbu , conccrnin.c: mation and r fo Central floodlights Labor TV Under Council. They are own game. They jumped on Jr1ckie nm1lic this 4;pecial meeting. Lind. Olen Harrison , Pomeroy ; streel pavm.i: project turned 3 1 , and Wi l liam H . Martin, 29, publicly attacke d their home­ Judge Peoples. R. E. Gaul, Cheste r , The Barona hurling staff, mean right hande r , for a run in the The Legion Post vote d unaniwas fined $10 and costs for cross­ rover, t.: heshir c ; an d one other down by rnuncil. land , shed their U . S . citizenship and disclosed they were now ing a yellow line; Paul Bearhs. first on duubles by Gery Stohart mously to donate $25 to the n,.. G Ra­ The group sought reasons for wh °m 'fer•1porary President Wclh­ Soviet subjects. �nd ,Jerry Van lnwagen got three dne Volunteer Fire Department er 110 cine, $10 and costs !or failure to the I urning d own or the project 1 l wi 1 1 df"signale w ithin the l L was t he first word anyon<', nw nt. in the thi rd on Jim Johnson's for their tanker lruck. stop in an assured clear distancr; and then aske1t about the possi­ next few days. Wh•t•vu lhe extenl of Hcret including Lhe l l . S. Embassy m Mcmhcrship was also discusse d Moore, d ouble and singles by Clyde E. Maxey, $20 and costs, un­ The new two-county rouncil will hil Lty of paving their sl rct-l . d.,h which m.ay hne been Moseow, had hC"ar d fr nm !he two Hindy and Ge.,rge Sauer, and two and a membership drive will be have its fir5l m<!eting safe operation. Counril lold them that if the y nwn since ! hey \'arnshed June 24 �t 7:30 P m. handed th• Runi,ns th•r• was in the fourth 011 Gary Stoharfs slarted i mmediately end end Sat- Mond3 , S . · Two drivers forfeited bon ds, · would bring a pclition lo eount il in the 9. 1 Y rpl bury Brad little doubt that Marlin •nd from their posts as Jtrnior mathe urclay, Sepl. 1 7 with refreshtwo run homer into left center. Honald G . Phillips, no operalor\ li­ building 111 Chc! hirc. Wetherh ol l sit:ned by :H i:,er cent of the maticians in t h<" highly secret Mitchirll, both bach•lon •"d U. Racine got its r un in the me11ls being served to all paid u p said !hat all persons rense, $15, and Loma Hall. speed­ people res1d111g on 1he street, interested i n S. Navy v•t•r•n•, i'l•d deliw•r• ing, $25. Agency NSA S("n1rily Nalional · Je s by J. Di'ddle '"embe,,. fourt h o n smg organi zed labor are welcome lo at. ('Otll\<'11 would take steps t o pave in Washington. ed • propaganda ban■nz• t• Rcfrcshm cnls were served to and Bostir. Diddle ha d lwo of l he s1reet. terid the Sept. 19 meeting. the- Krflnlin. Called Trailor1 Whit<! Roy by Legionnaires 32 for Stobart hits. r fou Racine's However. councilmen said the Howard Shullz. Pt. Pleasan t Orville nes Columbus, of ltw fo , Joint stalernents we re read to MEIGS GENERA L HOSPITAL The pair's appearance in behall following Sayre and Howard state staf f, d iscussed COPE 1Com- 1irojf"cl would be of!e rrtl for bi d of Soviet pro,-gan da so soon 200 Soviet aud foreign newsmen businessman, h11s bren appointed Midlo.?port had i wu and so did . ' n".-=-----Admitted Saturday: ·'.it ahlon Eb­ Tl'u''d'''s ,,,eel < •• • Vanlnwagcn. _______ . _ _ _ � � --"" _ with Lb� , understan d ing: that Muon County circuil clcrk to fill nuttee on Political 1:<:d ucation l . expla ining l hc pair's d ecision, I in, Pomeroy; Carol Booth, !\cw after 1hc U-2 case and just two Charles D. En1us, Nelsonv ille, the 1hc group woul d pay advertising Wl'ekli hcfore Soviet PrcmiN Ni­ Amon� t hoir dedaralions: the vacancy crested by the dc11th Ha,,.en. Hockm� Val l ey �ccretary !r<!asurer, cos l s if th<! bids were not ac('ep\• kita Khrushchev 's Un ited Nat ions of Dan Hope. -Thf'y fled to Moscow because Dischanied Saturd ay: '.\!rs. I 1 thanked Meigs County Comm 1as1on- c d by the group an d coundl. The appointment was ma de by 11ppe11ranl'e brought ju�\ one com• · · the l nitcd Slates governmen1 E,,.onnc Bareswilt Middlepor t. ln other action, council hired 11 l Judge Oliver D. Kessl!!I. Shultz, knowingl y makes false and de­ Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Thomas · mPlll from the White House. active in Republican politica+­ ! ��n��n� �� i�ee� 1 1�g �:�;c;p /:;d :; J,"urrcst Casln a11 d Charlrs Walk ­ l"cpt1vE' slalt•ments lo defend ils Jeffers, DC'xter; Harold Triplett, 01her guests at the Saturday ('r lo serve as luwn policemen. At drcles, will be tbe candidate Prcsi"dent Eisenhower, said own pollry and con d emn the ac­ Pomeroy; Nada A l len, New Haven. mectmg wcre r1111 La Veile. Athens, least one of Lhc pair will h e on Press Secretary Jam<'s C. l lag. tions of other nations." for the office of eirruit clerk Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Rose in the November elec1ion. A L E X A N DRIA, La. ( U P I ) - " I f anything happens to close administrative assistant o( Con­ duty al alt tim<!s giving the town erty, regards Mi1chcll and Martin -"We hOl)C to become Scif'll· \\o i l loek, Racine; Mrs. Bertha Wick­ Schultz and Arnell Rousb. this big mouth." bellowed the sweaty old man as he plucked g ressman Walter JI. :itoeller, and :.!4 hour police protection. as "Sf'l f-t"on fessed t r.utors." ! i f1r workf'"r!> in the Soviet U n ion line, Radnc. A conlr11ct for collecting gar• Slate Senator J. Sherman Porter. West Columbia dairy farmer, will at his .suspenders, "God help Ole Earl Long." The d isclosure of their defection an<l <·ons1drr Wl' sh111\ ht:! able lo Born Suu d ay: a son 1o .\1r. and ba,;e and trash in the town was set off immC"dia1c sludy of JKlssi­ en�age 1n seient1fic research .\l rs. Lawrence Boot.h, New Hnen; seek the office which has two Lons d ied of ·a hearl attack renewed w1Lh Charles Decker. ble cost to U. S. s<!cunty although 1 hrrt w11 ho11t lrar of causing eco- a son to Mr. al'ld M rs . Thomas Jef­ years remalnin&: of Hope's siK Mond a y and a way of political life his bro!her l l ut'y bu i l t . The bo dy Unem ' pluy111en t (Jain:ut Council r('minded that DeC'k('r is it had been previously denied 1 1 u11111- da111;1ge lo ol lwrs. '· year term. w i l l lie just a few slt'ps from lhe fers, Dexter. died with him. the only person who is licensed f'ither man had access to ,,. I tal Down From Last Year Schultz is the 01vncr and oper­ " Anot h,·r motivating fador i8 -' Admitlcd Monday: None. e pot Kin.ldish"" ey was u l wher l " s , •, ator o( Schulu: Tractor an d Im­ Unemployme nt claims in lhc to col lert g�rbagc and trash i n info rmation. " 1 ha 1 !hr ta!rnts of women are <! ll· Discharge d Monday: Mr�. Thcl· ""a •, \ K•,n " p Lon., who .u w a 65 asussina tl'<l in 1 935. plement Company in Pt. Pleasant Aug. 26, was a three-t ne �overPomeroy office of the Bureau of t h e town. The 110115{' Com111ittee on l:n­ rouragcd and utilized to a murh ma Wiley, Middleport. Regular bills wf"re read and Amcrican activities announce d it ;.:rt>al('r rxtc nt in the S�viet Un· :and 111 a former member of the nor M Louisiana and II congressionFuneral services for Long, self· Uni>nfp l oyment Comp<!nSa tion last Maton County Boar.d of Edd'cation al designate when he died under styled "last o( lhe red-hol papas," weck totaled 3 1 2, it was reported approved by council. Allcnding would subpo�na files of the NSA. ion than 111 t he United States. CORRECTION will be held in l<,irst B-aptist today by the loc11l manager. Of , t h e meeting were M;1yor 0. 0. He and Mn. Schultz reaide at an oxygen tent in a hospital. U. S. A.-nc ie1 Sil•nt We frel t h is makes Soviet Members of the Racine American His body was to be taken lo Church in Balon Rouye at 2 p. m. these, 281 were continuing claims Wright, Recorder Charlotte Roush '101 MC!Collough Road in Pt. The NSA and the Defense [)('. women more desirailie as mates." Legion Auxiliary are atrll:ed to Pleau.nt and are the parents ltf ttle state Capital in Balon Rouge Wednesday. He will be buried in and 31 were new clairns. and Councilmen Russell Cape· p.arlment remained silent. So did Martin an d Mitchell appeared have their due11 paid by September oqe daufhter, Mrs. WiUiam Mor­ today to lie in state in the ro- Winnfield, site of his "pea-patch" The total for the same week last hart. Earl Henry and.iaa1ph the FBI, the Cenlral Intelligence relaxed and confident in the 12. not in Novewber a11 earlier an­ lunda of the sk)'&craper buildina: ! !arm home. rlaon of TOiedo, Ohlo. WIJ'Dtr. ,year was !M6. 1 Ai�cy aaid 1be itlte Dep&rt- pi.re of so,,. itt pltblicit71 nounced, , ,1 A ten Shrun Banker I Atten-d-once - / eteran Down On First nexpectediy At upper Day Of School Died u s Commissioners Okay Purchase Of Dump Truck 1 Edition Of The 120 1>' l'wo Divorce Actions Filed Ever Held In Meigs County September 7 - 9 A..M. til 5 P.M. II ... STEAK HOUSE Will Be At IN IIIIDl>I.EPORT I MEIGS THEA.TR( CROW'S MOBILE REDEMPTION CENTER C LOSED Monday Labor Day Double Poll Parrot II · ment on North Second Avenue ill Middleport. Tom Now You Know ,l I M r&, Otho M u rray celebrated her bi rthday when th,e Busy Bee Sew­ ing Ci rcle of the Fed<!ratcd church mel recently at the church, for an all day quilting. A deC'o raled birthday cake wa� served with a potluck dinne r HI noon 10 M rs M u rray, Mrs. No r man KIO<'S, Mrs. Amanda K.ispar, Miss Lena (iruescr, Mr:.. W. L. Kautz, Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, M i ss Anna Durst, Mrs Ben Neutzling and M rs. Walte r Baer. TH E Stamp Day At Riverview I I Garden Club Ho/.ds Annual Picnic Thursd ay 1 I A ttend Party Those atten4lng the get-acQuaint ed part for th<' first a radcn, their mothers, ;r nd teai·hers of the H 1 ver• view School were M u Richa rd !lash and M ike. M r s. (' Newlon and Jean Ruth an d Phy!hs, Mrs. Clifford H.uckhold and Conme, M rs. Mijrvin Reed and Stevie, Mrs. Ar• thur DaYis and Teddy, Mrs Hue! Butk !ey and Jimmy, Mrs Willis Litton and M ny, Mrs Casey Can­ tre l l aud Mary Regina, Mrs. F1leh and Keith. H1eky Hauber, M rs . Wees. traehrr and Mr Wagal, prm• Programs fur the year will be l" ipal. d1str1buled a l this meelm,; Also, Girl S(·outs. who a�s1steJ with final plans w i l l he made for thi> South Easte r n District '. hr gamt·s aud refreshments were a n nual Meetmg '>f the Ohio rhapters to bi' j .1a 111-1 l letr.er. Jo.11 11 Ann Dal'L8. San­ held a t Lake Hope Lo d ge Sept . dra Spralilue. Pally Oorst. Mary 26-27 The Ann u al Jlobhy Club Ethel Tay lor, Lm d a Larkins anti Dinner will he al 6:30 in the even- Cynthia Gabbert. ing of Sept. 2(11h. On Sq1t. 27th. Arter lhr d1ildrf"n and mothers an al l-day meetin� t.-ith luncheon had h<-en gbown the d as� rnorn a n d a t the Lodge w i l l be attended by what the children would be doinr,i: a nu mber from tile local ehapt,•r. this yrar, �ames were played and The Regenl, Mrs Knight, 11 nd I refreshment� of cookies and kool the Treasu rer. Mrs. llysell, will aid we r e served and ach ehild re· tell of thei r t r i p to y1s1t thr n.A R. reived a favor which could b<! · 1sed Schools in lhc South early in the I al S('hool. summer. The !11vcrvi!"w PTA officers. Mrs. E:rncsl Whitehead, Mrs. Dorsel HieIJcl, Mrs. Ronald Osborn and OsBirth Announced M r and Mrs. L<:o Crew are an- c.a r Baheock, wish · to thank all . nouncing the birth of an 8 lb. 6 I lhosc present who helped make . _ _ ____ oz. son, Todd Darri n ,: . on Mo riday J the party a success_ A ugust 29, at Pleasant Va l ley Hospita]. Pl. Pleasant. W , Va. .\t r- J l( M ('Kn1ght relru,wd t o h e r /l(JnW, U r ban;i Tui-�d dy, d f!er I ISl1 with ht'r !l�lt'r Ill law, Mrs Evert•lt M r K 11 1gh1. U n ion A • <' Mrs Don Wood spent a do1) last v. t'ek with Mn l-:1ert'lt tl-k hn ight and ,g u t• Sl Mr� J H fi.1t- K 1 1 n: h 1 �Ir!. J A s�t'l'flt'} u f Hu 1 J a 11 d ��t'n1 Mo,ula} " 1 \ h h n ·""!t•r :\Ir\ �;1.(•n.· t l l'th K n 1 i; h t a 11!1 !'fir� J ]( .\l d\ t11g hl Mr� 1-:1 n ,·l t .\1 '"Kn1gh1 M r� J H M,·K rni;ht a111! �l r� J i\ SWl'<'ll n !,1w . n l Tut> �da) 111 l .a11gs v 1 l lr. 11 1 t h M r� Anr1.1 M 1 llN Hrnq llt' l lwl .i lld �. m1 Donlc} •p• 111 Tt1u rs,lJ) t•> 1·n1 n:.: 1 11 W 1 lk�s \ ilk l l h �Ir d!HI :\l n l t 1JTl1•y .... t r,,11.: :111d famll) Thl'Y Wt' l"l' ac C U l l l jlltlll !'fi huuu· ll) l ilt! l d t l er� dJu:.: hlt•r. J )o,lll)d "' lw , p ,: n 1 M'I ('ral 1L1 ) S w , l h t)w S1n11 1;.:� �Ii�., J 1·ar1 ! lull of t' h 1 ('ago l i t , ;• r r l l ,•d r"ru1J} morrun·; I"! a Wt"d,L· t , d I l�J\ w1ll1 her pJrents, �I r .1 1 1 11 Mrs W i l ha m Hult ��r "J' nirl in At lH'llb by t: l rnn W i t• k . h;,11, who <1ru,, 1· t he n· fur her �l 1 1 <111d Mrs ( " larenn• .;t ra lton oj I J;1k wood and Mr. and Mn. Rob­ i•rl W;irnn Jr and daughters. H u l h a n d \1 f ari.;aret u( Ro('hester, .\ Y a n• 1he w<'(' kt•nd 1;uests uf �Ir �ml M rs Hobert W a rnC'r t:ic. 1 First Graders 1 Mn James Brewmgton, V1ec­ Re1;e-nt of Retu r n Jonathan Meigs cbaptc r of t h e /'oia!1onal Sot· 1ety Oaught r ri of the Amerkan ReYO· l u uon, 1s announemg t he first meelin& of l he new season lo be held at thf' home of M r s Fra 11{"18 l l Klem, 1 62 Rutland St r eeL. Fri­ day, September 9th al lwo o ' dock . The rhapter . in ot>servance of Conslilutiun W eek. will have as its spHker for the aHernoclh Be r ­ nard V Fultz . By LUCILLE 11AWKll.. S I Hilldore-Byer W,edding C,eremony Event DAV To Hold Of Aug. 2 1 At Racine Methodist Church Session Sept. 9 At Klein Home Ol, ., '•l I •· ,> , r h . I ,_ ,, _f.. 1 1 �h -;_1, 1 1 ( ) . 1 -,,1, . u'.H•� 11 > Racine, Middleport, Split At Syracuse Monday Wetherholt Named :�:;:�:'."�i':J' .:�: ";, ,' ���:;: g��: ;;;�.%' ,,,<;;;;; ;�d J'lrc'h� Refore 400 Sweltering Meigs Baseball Fans President Of Racme , Leg1on , • fall Planmng ' f es1•1va on Schultz To Fill Vacancy Made By Recent Death '01e Ear Long,S, B1• g Mouth Is Closed B-y Heart Fa1·1ure I . I I M-G Lab COUP Citizens W ant Information About Street Mathematica} Pair Show Up As Defectors To' Communism a �' !I� '.'"�¥.,, ,� THE DAILY SEN TIN EL Commentat ing Edito rially �,m_ ..... ; Tl1ey 'II Do I t E very Time .... :... , ·, -.r,-, . " " ) . __ I K���E�� VACA'TION ••• 11-I EIR WAIL WAS ALWA'/S "' NOTMI t-J ' TO Coming Elr(·tr ical Won drrs Electrica l conveniences t h a t c1 l mosl :d i u f us use would h a v e SPt• me<I 1 rH ·1i nn• 1 v a hl 1 · 1 0 our grandfa t h ers B u t (')t:r t n r l n 1ng 1 :- �1 1 1 ! in its inra ncv . The chief officer n f O il(' of o u r l i•atling u t i l ­ ity compan ies rl'1·rn t l v l o o k t-d m t o t ht· f u t u re Here are som (• of ! ht· ,h- �t.· loJHU t> Jlb ht' for, sees: Food w i l l h(> prepa red. rooked a11d ,;ervi·d at the direcl ion of .;111 , · lel t ne l'llIDp11 1 n pro ­ gramm ed days ;du•a d o f t 1 111t' A n a p p l l il lltl' will t a ke t h l' fnod from 1 t1t· fn · t·Zt· r 1 0 I IH' range . t he n C'OOk and s1' n l ' 11 A ":-m;1 1 1 t• l e{ ' 1 ri r machine w i l l m a n u fad u re disposa1 >1t, dishPs, thus e l i m i nating l hl' l1 1 . .., hwash ing ehon· The l i g h t b u l b w i l l hl' a 1 hi n g o f t hi• past People w i l l LI.st• :irt • a su1m·t•s of l ig h t w ht•re whole wa l ls wil l gluw with e lect rn l u n u n l' s­ cence. When di rt col ] l1 c t s on a carpr l , a dnsel w i l l Woodgeard-Beegle Wedding Ceremony Held Saturday co•- open a n d a va1: l 1 1 n r l <'atw r \1 ! 1 1 P m t · q.:t' I t \\ i l l a u t orna 1 1 rn 1 l _1 d ( ) ! he ll l'<·drd < · l t •;rn l n g , ! hen µut i i .s e l f :rn :.J ' :.J lld ( ' lu'it' t tw do:-, t't d o o r O ne ,.., c1 l l 1\ i l l p · f ihJ bh eon�1..., 1 of ·.1 g i;1 1 1 t TV !><.'H'E'll i 1 1'1 J', 1 <t l l h 11 i l \ ('O!lll' 1 1 1 \ (H J I t \' (' . from t'Vt-1 :-,- i ·w nl'I' t J f ! h i• 11 o r l d , 11 1 t h 1 tl t · :-, Jg nab hout1l l'J t u � ou r l i ving ruum IJ) eJ1 t h ­ e i rL" l 1 11g salel J · t r-s. I !tr:, I.( Missi,onary Soci.ety Holds Session Sunday In Pome roy I ,.j I · . . I , I /0 l Tew ksbarys Hold Fam,·ly Re·un,'on I At Buckeye Lake ... DAI LY CROS SWO RD .. • 1 ' 1� __ m. l II. - , .__ , "" 'I-.:=.•- - t -= --£.' a.. • DON'T BE LEn BEHIND WHEN SC OOL STARTS lfflll'L1 I Be ahead ! Stop in or ' phone for quick • • • $25 to $1000 • • - • 1t➔ • l'l,.a\la' . . . one or Ohio', largest . . . one of the N n•• best . . . ror over ha.If a century. wm ap.ln open� ne of Ha Ol'.loosion Business Sehool8- I'll' th&· pegple. oJ. polll, Pt. Ple-�I & .the Pomeroy-MlildlftRoi't Ill'._, This program does not. compete with any educa• . llonal program now in GalllP.Ol�. It is aolli,�• level yro­ fessional type business training, on an accelerated, buls. You ma� _now have advantage s which few, surr<>unding commun1tles can enjoy . 'fMANx ANDA'TIP OF 11<e HATLO HAT TO t,IRS.AL WAKEFI t,79 W, 12'TM :;)J 1,1, MINNVILLE, OREOON ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO, 300 W. hC011tl It. - WYan- 2-21 1 1 , Pomero1 GALLIPOLIS, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, and PT. PLEASANT AREAS T O H A V E F O U tl H· TERM OF BUSINESS SCHOOL Ports mouth I nters tate B usiness Col lege OPENS--- t day .ift N ; 1 I WIJ \.H 'l'k� Vil::i�ti� . r , �1 i�s ( lll(u !' 1 rr1111 1 u f l 'olm11 hus The Missio n ary Socie ty or the �11en1 l ht• WNk ('!Ht w 1 1 h twr IIIIJ! hI l' Ml M o riilh Baptist Church met o n r, \frs Odt• l t ll l ' 1 , , rut l 1 S 1 1 11day a f tP r noo n at the church in Mr. Ulld M r.� I , , m A hl!'s ;md 1 ddll'po rl f o r their regular meet­ \f M iss Na n f'y l<;. y W11111t,,w anl. dau�h tn �p1'nl t h,• lwl 1 d,11 w1•Pk I m g w11h Mrs. Kalhry n Payne, pres­ daughti• r of M r ,111d \!! rs Hay By LUC ILL� HAW KINS I 1 • 1 1 d w 1 t l 1 r,·la1 1 v1·� 1 1 1 W 1 · �1o 11, W . idf' n ! . in diarge of the meeting. Wood:,:eu rd of Ponwrny, hi•1·;mu> \Ir� ( ;!ady s ( ' uekle r swn t th,, Va. . ThP llH't'l i ng tt pened with the t he hridr of M r c ; i , urgt• l.1 11dst>y . M l S!:i ll11rh�ra t ,11 l h n·t 1 1 1·1 1 NI ! o ! lw11w so n g for l his year, "Kee1> Beegle , snn of M r and Mn; l iar­ w1•4:k 1•1 1 d al lJurw rn w i th h i>r hru- her home, Cul u111 h _ af 1 1 �. i\lorulu \', /Il e Evt'ry nay," after which Mrs. old BeP11le, Hu(·me. Saturday , Srp· l hn a n d .-. i�ler - m law' M r. alld .M r�. l e r u V1sil w 1 l h '\'I r . ;md M r.� . Tht' Ot' · Nell i<' Winsto n was in charg e of temhn :1. al l l1 i · l '1 1 i! 1 •d ll r 1 ·! lirt·11 Wi·ll i y Whul t·y dor t • HPPg ]1· ,1 r arid \lrs Paul Kau t z ,rnd !' ih•v,,t 1 un�. chur('h i n l't l ' l i-as,rnt , W Vu. Ylrs. ll;1\'1<l l 1 1rn1n ,l!.� 1s mi v,i!·a . The vows of 1 tw d1,1 1 hl1• rmi.: far11 1 l .1• of f 'olum bu"., .,"III. I1 1 1 . 1 lHI 1 1"11 .f rolll jI!'!' l' IIIPIIIJ 111\'lll a l 11: ru Dur i ng the husincss S('SGio n ii C'('rernon y WPrt' rt·.id I n t h 1 · H 1 •v f luy with \1r Ulld M rs• W • I•· K1 1 1 1 I 1 <'1• r S[,. r ,· w;i� plannt'd tu hav11 a coven,ii dish · of l'unw ror. 'Ylr and Mrs. H idi;m l " Roy !\ki '(J} ;ii 1 0 :Ill a 111 . , k 1 �. , .11nl. 1 11i·d 1 1 1 fJt1lll:,: d m rll'r t :\>1 r-� I , rn .! , l l ,11A i n• fifth Sunday ill 1• 1 1 k 1•11s uf M :ddlt• pnr1 und Mr ,rnd 1111111(', \!ullwr r ) A v i • IJ} i l l 1 \f rs 11'ilph l ' 1 rk l'ris, :'1-la�u l'.'l <tht'f _ i n ol iserv�1n·�• of MissionM r ;ind r� : D l : l 1· M Brown l :: � . ll, ,,f W. Va � I •1 1 Y ll,t_\ A !·,a_ l l h·�t 1 val was �lso I . 1 1I \I r � l 'f'11 r l , \f 1i �h , ,1�1n ;1 11!1 hr Al pm.1, :\t r a1 ,\1 dlrid i• t't • n thn M r a i l i ' Mrs . K,•nl)o1 h L11 w�o n 1 \ f , p)Mll11•d (or the rlr�I 1,ari of Novof Ou• hrid i •. wi · n· 1 1w <.1 1 1 t•JHl�ri 1 � t u rrwd to 1 1u• 1 r honw in Syra l'llw ( ' "11 1 111 1 1 1 1 ' 'l 1•·11 1 l lu• Wt·t ' k 1·r u l al 1·1n ht'r w i t h M rs Ar1iol<I H i rhar<ls A rt•<' 1 • 1 >t 1 1rn w,, � lwl,1 at 1 111, l;is/ WF1•k after v 1 1, 1 t i rii: w i ! h ri·la 1 1 1 �11wd a � frs l hi•ir llonu• 1 1 1 ( h 1•,1 1•r. l 1 val r-J1air111u n. Wuod �i•iird hornt• t•, r\1 a i 1 1 St fut l 1 v1•s 11\ Flo r ida. - and �Ir, Li•D111trd ll1 1 s� .ittd . \ -l r M r and Mrs ll irnm 1-' isht-r a n d , lowin _i: 1 ht• l'Pr1•1 1 1 ◄ 1 uy, for 1 1 1 1 .' i m . , ,l\1 r�. Arlt na Hcesf', whn has been ,1 r ;ind M r s i 'li risly Ban li•f! l\.i)·111or 11l l•, 1s1•l�!1 •111 ,· i•Hi nwd 1,. l s 1 med iati· forlll l ln . _ ' ror t 1 1 'i'l 1 n ,.: for a n u m 1 n ' , �H' l l ' '. _ H lw r ,·d ' hum(• 1 1 1 l \l l1 ( a11d, u1 l,1 v . � _The hnrl 1• a l 1 i•ndi·d Pornnm· S1 1 1 1 clay morr1 1 1 1 .i,: for a visit i n Stuii i '. , H _r, ol 11111 111 -� sµok 1 . hnefly. H111.h Sdwol Mr BN•gli• ,ndu ·ili•;I hupP , N .I with Mr. a n d .'.\1rs ' frd ,if!t r > pt•11d 1 111-: t lw liolid:i)' Wpi•k l ht• l lt' X l tlll't'1 ing of the SOt ll'ly ' ; t•nd w ' d t h1· 1 r lw 1 1w, l t·; o r k \ V f ' 111 IIM·u it• l l i,.:li 1, h "' ' I '1. "11 < j 1.� ',•m f•' niht•r flllfl fanuly . will ht• pol l urk a1 Lh1• h1111!l' o f Mrs. H1•\· Eu�••Ju Bruw 11 l i •fl \l�•nd·,\ ' •· nloy,•d ',11 I I1 1, 1 ,'" 1' um 1 > U � i\ \ l a l 1 1 M r au ' d Mrs. Be n to n hmn :ii 1wrn 1· 1 1 g lur 1n ' · l ldawa r1• w!wn• lu · ' I� N;111 Haruett . Thi• l'flUJ)l f' a r•• al hom1• t o 1 ht•i r t !' n d!'d the lwlln d i n iwr a t W i kes 1 A l ! ht• rl os 1• u f l he me1• t in� lhe · ,1,1end1_r1J.: l ht ' l _l h t < 1 J •:i � 1 • • r � · S r hu<,I friendN a! 454 W 71h SI . ( ',d ut n - v i lllc 011 S u lnnlay mt•mtwrs _ .J uhn l\; 1 _. t 1 ff were 1 11v 1 h'd to the d 1 11 Mr , 1 11d i\lt� .,r b1111. Mr.\ H I{ l ' ulli•r I e rI " we e k a. �, , , C , l"llh · r., \• I I IP i ng room wht•t't' l hu liosll•ss, Mrs arrn•1 t Su •; l 1 1 rday (•\'i• ri A l,l I'll( I ing t h,· w1•d di 1 1 g :rn1I n•- f<I"' l•' ,y<• l l ;,. . '!ti " . W h ere. Sl ll• W I 1 1 I ll� 1.1 ) 1' a W ' .' ·k ' \'j. �1. I �, 1 tt 1 I 1 0'1' par J-: 1 111 1 1;1 Hlillld, servctl il lll•Sst·r1 <'epl ion w 1 •r1• \I r ar u l Mr.� H "y ti•ad1 i n Cf'tl\ral roth•�f> Sht, t i.l 1 1•11ts ; Mr . ! l · 1 1d M r� t · E Tu ii i t > ki ,os 1 . · . ' • 111r�1• < 11 a l <1 hlt• (•i• n l l'n'd w i l h an • 001 I .lt'Pard aod �on � .lall W .. ,"e(<l"l ,. l<•<I l,•·., t . �o"<ia " , f rom ,1. and ( h r 1 �l opll! r. ,,1T;11 1 �;t· 1 1 w 11 l ol· fall f111wl•n1. t<'.,," ;1 1"11 I J'<<"I . ' 1! mmy, M rs H1·1• � l1· a t1d M r. und 74 d 11 y tr i p 111 Ml'x11·0, l ,;1 [ .111 Ame r-------M r :.i nd '.\. lrs ,1 I I l ,� '"I !· I•' ,Lr · I I ,111, · of M rs. llrow11 . l <':I a n d Snuth Anw r ira · ! 11\umb u� IVt'rl' Wt•t·k i·nd i:tu•,1 .s ol . rs. �·' 'J Trary rP! lirtWd horn,• / li er l at !VI h,•r t•· 1 1 , 1 !ll ' I I W 1 I I . 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Va , fr1d 11y I n alll' nd t tw llutla n d s!'hoo ls for Mrs M uriel Tlw aun'.1111 Tt•wksh11ry r1•1m i on Mr. �m l :\t rs l l ( lnwr Hai!fn rd f!m,•r.1 1 Mrrv 11·1•s 11f Miss Nel lie J<'olt>y, who IN IU, , wa, '> lwltl Surnlay ;1\ 1 ht· hornt• o( . l• t1rt'm 1rn, whoi du•rl al tht• horn (' or -� Pl' lll t h t • \\'l'Pk I'll/I 1 11 ( ·' Ill W( •ll · '\iiss Snslr Smith, student 11 1"'" with \1r. arid •" s, , ,t'Ol'�c \1r •1 ·4'W k s Imry, · �l r s l 'aul H i l'll Mr a11d Mrs. Earl S1• 1•. . · a11,1 "r al Hol1.r r l lospi lal, sp1· n t a wf"ek Sr; a1 ll1 1 ('k1•rf" _L;1kc. Mr <Jtld M r� Willi um llud{o i'l:I 01 1!1• r s of ! lus H1•u who .a 1 1 f'nill"il wilh . hc.r puren ti;, 'Mr. and M rN und l ttmi li• 1111 rtw.�I' a l l l' n d11_1 i.: from M 1ddlrpo rt 1 hl' s"n' i. · " ' WN1· M r� D ltolh l!Ph Theo , 1 Mur,· M C"A i,•,· 1., , . w,•i·t• Smith. ,, r ant •t I II rs . . ,,. (. > . Tt•wk�· 1 u nwd twmt• S;il u r da_v a f! t•r of P1 l'li•11s a li,1 ry . \1r s . an 1 , M rH ( ' hnrlt•x Tur­ Mr. M rs und John .J 1 •ss 1t • M 1 t rl 1 , J,'tt�h M r . ,rnd 11f •r . wi•i•k 's v 1 .� i! w i t h r nt•r of lt;i1"11 1, , 111 1 d M rs Mary Sf'e West 'i·w k 1- I1<♦ r}. [ 'arr ollton wen• w,,,.. k PII• t umhus ;rnJ Clovcl 1· l<1 ! i v i •s· 1 11 ( ' 11 1 �1 " rs It :1,Iwr I 'I 1,1 1· ss aml. of Cht•Nhm • > wk h;!ry, gueHb of t h1•ir p aren ts M r . and . \ � a1 1 d t • l t M r. a )d l l\lrs. Mr and )!rs W i l l i am « ; C u<qwr � M r s , Theo S m 1 1 h and M r and Mrs u rn t suns, 1 111 1 • l h \l(·l•.lh1 1 1 11 y u n d i'1 1 1ld r1•n, l\l· Willi ;un and �l i kl' 1 1 f GUIL D TO MEI T ,I. K t'nMter lln• r ks\'1llr Wt> rt• WPt•k ('IHI '"U;•�1� 1( 11ssl'l] and ( 'al1 1 y Thr < : 111111 n f 1 ; rll.n1 gp isco pal M r. and Mrs (�eor�" Massar a nti u 1 h i s p;1 rc•nt�. \1r and :\1 r, l l o rhur "h wlll 11 1 1'1'1 Th11rs1l11v u t B rnm ily of 4 Jt lwrs al1 rndinl<( lht• :1 ff:11r wert• ( 'olumhus WN1• w1·Phr1 1I l tlt' r i ' ou 1t r and o l l1 1'r r1 •\;il 11·, , � . 1 p . 111 . ut 1 h 1• parish h!lllst" , w i i h Mr.� i:Llt"MIS of h i �. p.ir1·nts :\lr. ;11 1 d \1r�. t•:.lward Tt•wksbarv , Mr. and M rs M r.� . l .1·1 1 ,1 ( :or� l l ll of Akrur1. and so n , T11n1my. of Wellston. M�. M . U. l lnrt 1 n .1.:n, Mrs 1 ; ay 1u•l1 1• ( ' laTl'II('!' Mas.\ nr. M rs. 1•: ,ir! l lill'I of 1! 1-rn .. hbh1 1 ri,: 11n,I Mrs. Wil ford Struble of 1..o Wi11f' 111111 M n, M_;o{ Sa1 1 horri, a� Mrs Orville Wl'll rf'lurnC 'd 10 un<i Mrs MPl\';1 ll;11h- li ff1· 11f i\lharir gan. \Ir ,mtl Mrs. l ' harh•s Towks­ hosli•ss,•M _ Jwr i•mplo v nu•nl u l l he _K_ro�i• t' vlsHr·d Sund: 1 _1' w i l ll 1 h1• 1 r 1 1 11rl1•. I >,: lial') .ind 1'111ldn•r 1 . llet•ky. Nura Sui• __ W S. J l ;1 r1 Hl\d d a u i.:lih·r, ,\1 1�., l•:1 an,l l li1v 1 d, llf'hr,\11. sie. Tlmst' al1Pndu1g f r om C'ul u m lms M r. 111111 l\trs. l l i ll' 1\1 llrm\'tt lt'fl Wl'I',' ;,.1 r. anti M r� . l . curg1• Tcwks­ DOW!f . II. BeM onday for t lw1r t1011w. Alp 1 1 1 11 , lrnr .1· . . Ir., u n d .� Oil, ( : eorgt' I l l, Mr. / .. Criminal e&UN M iC'l1., a fr 1•r spp ncling l lu• l1 ol1da\' ;uul M r.� . l..arry Mt'Will lams 11nd I. C&pltal � II. Opll'OI,, Wl'ck t•nd will! tin p,1ri•nt,, ·11 � 1laughl1•r, I Whhit•, Mr. and Mr:'I. NorwlQ' • lo nnd llrs a. soon Hay W11od)!t';trd 1 ;1•1w lh-mwll and daughlt!r, l'aulu mll1ady •· Meuunil Mr. a n d Mr.� . .JnsPp) 1 \luh 1 t'll and ,11•;111, iiml Mrs. Jessit' M i t t'li . Bertnc, 6. Man'• Mrs. 01·r1h11 l.lt•uvt•r of NPw 1 ' 1 1 m for 011e ntciknaml .. Slnl&a l)('rl1rn1l. W V; 1 ,n1d l\1r a 1 1 d \I r,; . I. Copy owl• Harry Su1hllt•r of llnd.: 1•por· t w,•n · 0111i111l llPltl �,..,.J,ry t, ll'lna denlf Wt'C'k i·nd ,i:ucsts nr '.\1rs William ._ llakti.'r ,1t11l .\1r. ;111d !\Ir�. lli-nlz ../1 Hur.,/,/ (:/ursf' HomP ._-. _ A rami\ y gutht'rl n g was held Wo lft•. J llent �-f'�!t•rdar at tht' home of Mr. and .. 4 ...... � -·- � - .. 13. 0ollo ' 1 • 11t111 Mrs. Harold ( ' has1• whrn a ham­ Rr111//or,/ C/11•• M,,,,,., hurg 1 -r f ry wus t!njoycd in the Tht• r1•gular tn N•l i11� of t lw lh­ )' ilt'd. blp t"luss 11f thr Br;1df 1 1rd Chtm·h •• . .. ., ' .. ....... Pay nf t ' h r i st wus held Frntuy 1'v('1 1 i ng to Those attending tlw ou1 i11g .. Ootialalo It. 11111>·•·I "I 1 1ll' d1 1 1rd1 with 1 1 1 1• opt• n iug w1•rc Mr:--. !bymond l.it'\'in� end pr<1y1•r h1• 1 11i:: givt·n by Mrs l l omPr ('hilllrt•n, Shf'lii., M ike, Judy, Su­ ·· ) a. � f•' orr11 s l . sit' 111111 .hrnit\ West rolumhie, Mr Wayne King, pn•si1t1,n t , 1·otuiui;>l 1111 d Mrs. Jay Jt• n k i m; and son ('d the short hu!li11es.� mt!t•l in� Slt'vt• .rllll Mr. u n d Mrs. (;er11ld wltN1 plnns wrn• disfusst•d (11 r u Anthou y and c-hiklren Barbara rf'fn1shm1:n1 cnnun it1Pt' 1 11 J;;prv1• :it 111111 .lor, William Farley and Mr. thr llH•elin�i,; i nsteud nf I ht• Prt'S('nl 111ul Mrs W illis Anlho n y, local. rle n uf J)(i t lu!'k Others nth•ndirn: t hf' nll'PI i nl! Wore Mr. 11nd \1rs l k r hHt M l ll1•r, ll,•lr,r 11 From A i• ro11 M r. nnd M rs llo 1 1n•r Forn'i-t. Mrs. M1·. ;111 1 1 'Mr�. Blaine Wulbu rn JeRsii• HLIMIWll urnl Mr. anti l\trx, a nd daughlt•r. Ki m bNly, returned King. lo 1hl'ir humr in M iddlepo rt lMI -- ·-w,,dnt'sd ay after visi l i n� in Akrun Wark ()11 Y"'" 811111.· wilh rrlativt"s. Tll('y also traveled The program rom mit11•t• of !hp 111 l't'11ns.\· h·1111ia while on vacatio n. Anrnt1·l1r {:urdt•l1l' rs ( ' luh ml'I '.\1.r. Wulhur n, who is imploy rd at hu,1 Thursduy al 1 ht• hnnlt' o( l h t• 11&11 firt>slone Store rt'lurne d :\-!rs W t•slry Fry, M iddlt•purl , h) to wor k toduy uftrr O we<'k's vacalw�m th,• work on l hl'ir µrui.:ram 1 1 011. )'l'llr honks for tlw coming Yt'ar. La.�I Wr-dnesd11y 1 ht"y v isited at O t he1·� allruding wrrf' M rs. l luwk-'s Nrst i n Wl•st Virgini e end l lu rold Lohi;e, Mrs. Arthur Stniuss su11cl;1y �Ir. nml Mra. Walbur n and Mr�. ''1-" illiem Slait>r, M rs. Eli�nr d11ughh' r , Pt'lt• W a l bur n a n d Mn. H ,•ytmlils aud Mn. Churlt•s Ulukt•s Vt•rnrr Si•e. alito of Middle ort, p I I' I' � 1wnt l lw tliiy al t'amdt•n Pnrk. people WHY OON'T V00 ? J t 1., . OUT AND PLAYGO COMES NIGMT l!E;FORE SCHOOL I I � ������ �e I I Fan ! a s l ic · � Y l• s - hu1 l hest' a n, 1 , n l v · fl·w 1 of lhe wond ers !hat will bt!t'u me t;ll� m o n­ p l ace i n t he e r a o f eled ric l ivi ni,: t hat l it•s ahead. -- By_Hatlo T1-1eN There ' l l he no fussing ·,yi t h he:itin g a n d mulin g y � t n11s Once l h: contr ol is s�1 . you r � hot1 � l' w t l l lw kept i n pm-fett comfo rt , :1uto- I lll:.J tl(':1 J l .v , l h t- n •ar roun d Drivt• ways ,; nd palh� a;·oun d 1 ht• hous e w i l l be hea t ed too , and t he -� now �huV l 11 i l l 'l bt·CUlllt' ii l'U l'JO.� i t y . M oinly Abuut Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-M ,<ldleport. 0 . Sept . 6, 1 960-3 Meigs & Masoa Coming Eventi Ouuloor Bar.� 1#,e/;J Sherri Mayer, wl'lu lia, spe n t the summer mont�s with her grand­ P.•rents, Mr. and Mn. Geo rge Mein­ hart. entertaine d with an outdoor party Friday at the. Meinha rt home in Middleport. The children of 1 he Slt>I, 6 neighborhood were guests. Pomeroy Chapter 1 86 ORS will Sherri'.s p.a.renls, Mr. and Mrs. meet in regular session Tuesday John Mayer and femil,-. of Grove al 7:45 p. m., at the Masonic City a rrived Friday evening lo Temple. spend the holiday weekend in Mid, The Loyal Pa)s Clase of the Mid• d lei:1ert . They were aCClilUpanied dle port Church of Ch ri$t will meJ!t by Mr. Mayer's mother, Mrs, Win• Lhis coming Tuesday .ivenini;: aL nie Mayer, and relurned home yest he home of Mn. Allen Jenkinson. terday. · Sept. 7 Pomeroy Grang e will meet 111 TO MEET THURS DAY t he DAV Hall i n Pomeroy for the Thi.' Philalhe a Soc1ely of 1he purpose ol hol ding the annual i n • sperti o n. All nwmhf'rs are re­ M iddlepor t C hurch o r Christ will meet Thursday eve11in,t a t ! h e quesled to be present. The Ladies Aid of St. Paul ' s h o rn(' of M1'3. Chester Erwin .rt I ,ulheran churC"h will ml"et in the '? .30. ,·hurch so<:ial room Wed n esday at 7:30 p. m., with Mrs. Vir1:il Hamm and Misses Emma and Dora Hamm Givf> A tte,uln11c4! Pins A t trndanc"t• pins wel' t" prese n led .is hostesses. Mrs. Samuel M i chael and Mrs. W illium Frecker will be Sunday morning duri n g the (hurch Sdiuol hour al 1 ht> M idctlcpnrl Firsl in tharge of the prog;ram. Rap tis t l'hureh with To n y Fowler, S•pt-111ber 7 Pomeroy Lodg e No. 1 84 F. & 1.uperin tendent , presenting the A . · M. will hold its stated month­ pins, A t hree month pin was awarded ly ml"eling at 7:30 p. m. S1ipt . 7th, for I.he porp o se nf 1ransar t ­ to Elinc-r Bodimer and a six month i n g any business t ha t may come pin went to Stephen Bratton. Ches· before t he l..odge. All Master tcr Housh, Cheryl Roush, .Jack Sig­ man, Darla Ebersbech, Mark V ro­ M,1son s ar e invite1t to atte n d. Tht• M Pigs cou n ty Wom f' n ' s man, Joyce Roush, Sylvia f\oush Hepuhlican ( ' lub w 1 l1 m.-e t Wed­ nesdilY al 8 p. m. at the H otel Marlin. Hefreshments will he ser­ ved. All Repuhlicu n women and candidates ore invilNI. Court of Ho n or, Boy S!'OUI T r oop 234. Tuppt'rs l'laLns, pol­ h1('k s111>per 6:30 p. rn. program to f()llo w at 8 at Tuppers Plulm Christian ( ' hurch-both dinner and <'Uurt ure open 10 puhl i e. School will be condudN in O:a-,, and lvar,ins ...tons • that •var-yone c.an t•ke advant,.. of thi1 rfllclMd · In-clan tl'&lnlht · pri:tfir-•m here in Galllpall1. Two Colll plete Co,u·ne, lhue Are illll 11nd' C� �•11•v NOT Just One 0t Two- ••1!11-,r tif•-­ The Portsmouth Inlerslale Blllllul!9-�· �lttl· � e&m• Division Rranch �ehool here In Gaftl)tolls.'wlli' of plete aeeelerated Sttretarial and General Commercial courses leading lo position of Stenographer Secretary, Rookke("per, Junior Accountant and Otrice Managfr. I . SECRETARIAL • Shorthand • Typewriting • Business En;lis.h • BookkHpin9 • Spelling e F lllng • Clerical Prac:tice e lntrodutetlon To BuslneH MachlnH e Personality DHalopment SPEEDWRl,TI.NG 4V4,1 LAll.l Here ·.1s How You Benefit s.p1. a 1 • AS AN EMPLOY EE : Don t pass Jt.ie buck- 1 Helen Miller, eounci1or, presid• ed when Theodoru!I' Cou n<'il , lla.ughters of America, met Mon­ day evening at the IOOF h-all. Reportl!i.l ill were De�in B.arnitz in Melgl!I General Hospital Bild flo­ wers were ta be sent her. EIIUl­ beth Young end MNla Gibbs were re-ported home from hospital and flowers were se nt to bot h. The tra­ veling p rize donated by Velsie nou1h w!ls awarded to Lucille e. Hawkins. 2. Futu,.. Promotions 3. Soc:111 Setur-lt-,, 4. New Priencls 5. Bl!TTIR PA 'f in your prellflt lob 3. FREE PLACEMENT Servite•. Any one Ca n En roll Check These Typical Questions And Answers Q. A m I too old? A. NO. Edurators and Psyrho\ogists have proven that ,ment•lly agility increases with maturity. Q. Do I need a high sl'imol d�ploma? and Publ llh�d H a public 1•n,le• Ir, COOJMllllon w,th The Aclvert11ir,I Councol and the N�w1pape, Adver1is!n•EHcutlvu Anocllltion P EAC H ES W. VA. • Si n ce lhis i s an &('('elerated program, registration f!an­ not be stagge red and e vt>ryone is scheduled to start at the s.ime ti m e. Onl y a LIMJ'J'ED NUMBER o( students will he ACCF...P'I'ED to insure INDIVIDUALIZED IN­ STRUCTION. Make you r RESERVAnON NOW by call, ing your local registr'ar. Mn. Rachael Dearing Portsmouth Interstate BuslnffS Collage 222 Third Aff. Galllpoli1, Ohio Pl"" furnish me, withovt obH,-.tlon. full lnformt,tlon about the lxtenslon lu1ines1 Tnlnln1 Ptoaram yo1,1 plan to •- I -·· • 0,111�1,. N A M E . . . . . - . - - - · _ _ _ _ _ _ . . - - · . . _ . - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - -- - - - - - j ·---------ADDRESS . _ . . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ • _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ --------· •' .... WANT ADS I ---- -- -- r.!:.:��:· �:.�'�r�i;1!:� I I I I I I PHONE WY-2-21 57 · I - _____ __ _ _ _ _ I ,I... I•• b'ultt ._,,-.,.,rfg- lfi..' , . 1:r 1 -----·.----- - ( 2 ) Card of Thanks I ;� d'�",�: ( I r' I t:�r�,:�:�":, •[;'; Racme • • p1its w I �:�e':i:'��· �·��:.�: ��: W1'th M1'ddleport Bu sin ess 0 1 Sales -·-------�---...i -... I ----- (20 Legal Not-ice ? , I Formosan Takes Lead Away From Rafer Johnson ----=====-� Call Did Sterriltt KJVER REPORT COLEMAN FURNACE CHASE HARDWARE Lenal Notice A ■other Good Buy - - FROM BAKER'S LI NO LEU M RUGS 9 BAK ER FU RN ITU RE I N MI DDLEPORT, OH IO P EA C H E S Experieoeed RADIATO R 10-For Sal -------- PAfJKING HOIJSE OPEN DAil,l' and SIJNDAl' IJNTII.. B P.M. ( 1 1 l Wanted To Buy 5 For Rent $4.95 $8.95 1 0.95 12 12 15 12 12 -- - Mar - ---ine How To Enroll C ITY - - - - - · - - - - - - · · · - · - STATE · - - - - · - - - - - · P.HONE I Sawmill Clinic I Sch ool s Du rin g S um me r N ot ed To Be Sept-9th At Ch'II• ,ntl. Im p rovem en ts In Middl eport ( 20b ! l n,uronce Legal N,ofices A. NO. Day and Night Classes will be held. Or CLIP c,nd MAH. this COUPON. TODAY GOOD, SAFE ROAD - ¼ MILE FROM CENTER OF TOWN Open Ei,erv Dag & ElletthJfl• ......... ,Q. Will t he training interfere with any job? Your Tuition Can Be liinc,ncecl, Coll M RS. RACHA£L DEARIN(i. 222 TH I RD AVENUE GALLI POLIS, OHIO PHON E GL 6- 1 833 RUTTENC UTTER Fol l ow Signs To Packing House A. NO. Any person with a good public school back-ground can learn nnd profit f rom Business Training. Q. h t he training open -to men end women? A. Yes. VOTE ! RPnt I " l{0( ) \! 1 1 0 1 ' ", F .\ r H:! ( ond 1 1 r ( '( )\1~1-'ILTi L"ojSl'HA -..n; -pflo Mar r lli!t' l lcl" n si:i wer; IHUf'<I on 1,-n,o n Life, Aute, Y1 re. Poho Stn-1·1 t , JrJ�'•· h J "·u11·nl ! ' h ,, 1,. '" Prnbot, tuuct 10 '""' !1 h 1 ! , C a l l IJoa }1. 1 1 1&, M iddleport, \.\ 't' :.! 21;1:1 ' lb•4 Jamt•s ltoyd, 25, c · ,mtrect•lr , ci,I F• I \ K r 0111 bou,�<ku_t l an 1 t T�w n - 1 HA1tN!fs-srn rsoN l!',};l ' RANn: students with loday sehools lt.'porl idd M in ned 1w 0 Classe.., �nd A11 ne1te Joh11S011. :!'J. umbui. �. ship ull W't 2 h;wti 8 H + JOl p ) lC�e \ ,: t• n h . � 1 1 d dl1·purl F1rt A u t 1 1 lJl • Jllg rn t n,d u ced to a number ol 1 mpruvemenb throughout IIUI opt> ralor. dai.aghtN of M r ,i nd FOR CONSLSTl(:N T DEP E N DA Bl,F. llE!\U LTII 111o!Jd1• l�11 r1ib l'li , ,r11• \I, Y2 ! ht • :-._� -.! t• 1 r 1 . po rlwula r l y 1n t h t• high school .\t rs t.1•orge Jol1 n�on. Pom1•ro\ I RATES :,mcu A ·n t t Joe th- Whnr1 t, r 20, nwd1Jn 1c . Thi� l 1mf' 11f n•ar is "back In , ( l S t 1 p1.•r1 11!t•f1d t· n 1 Llf S< h LHJ I- U" e mad t· 1 11 k1•t'Jl 1 ht> �.amt' pn('t'li of · rentA. 60 . ho◄ ,l da)'S h•r the small fry and , ( 'ar1>4• n1cr, and L) 11 11 /\11n W li 1 1 E �:�� =�� :��::1?s��; ���1•nf� 1� : 4 cenL, per ward, ()ne mserth, n Mi nimum char11:e - \l<· t · um.as out l 1ned tht'lft' i m prove• la,1 year, t -.·enly f tvt' cent, fur n man} �awm1ll uj.lt'r&ton- of South 1 1 1 1 .:1011, 1 7 . d,1 u :.: h 1 ,•r of \Ir and 2 1 1 Rea f th1r and five J 1 -2 t fc l 1-'hune WY2 J272. ti <."t'11Li. per wurd for three 1.'0 fll!eCl.lllvt, lDlertiona. Esta te erade11 one through me,1111 <lur111j Lht' 11,ummer re<=eu t'rt Spt't·•�l - one modh for 30 l:tiOI J li('r word. -n OhH, will follow 1u11. for a M rs Honilld W h 1 1 t 1 11/,;!l11n. t · arp.-11 grades per u 1he for renll 1)' h1aih the far fit: A room uatt' p p - -- - -- ..--\1 1 1 1 11- H '\. 7 lt< 1r 1 'rl 1 ! 0.\I E �:-.;. t advrr 1Sini y Fuli r�te of -l- c-cnts per wur-d will be charged for Tht' cooks ere El h1•l Lower and da> a t. a Hwm i l l clinic lo be ht'l1! t er S<'hool library. New ru r nuure for N IC EL Y !-'I I H N ! ..; 1 1 tT) 2 B E D l lu�,-d µur, ht·, I 1:1( rt' i.;rou nJ o n . ponsonng t hr ,r not Dlild w1Lhm lU ct..tys aner rece, vlllg: bill. t he IJbrary mdu d mg a chargm�- �or.i Rice I or t h r M Id dlep<.trt Elf' 1 flt'�r , Iu I I 11·u1 ht' S room up�t.rtrs apartmnil 1-' h P o · t·,,•" Ed w'r<I I : r1r·1l11 l l ,• 1 ""' hl • t•t,,,,,,, \\ '' " 2· uut df.'sk, referent·e de11k. and a mentary School and fa)· t Walla('t' c I 11ur 1s the Ohw D 1 vuuon of For "" o"' I l l · 1 9 · ""'.. " Erl\oo , i.a AC1vertis1 11g - Should l>e r�p(':1f'd :.mrnl'diately. Tbe W Y2 3874 · 8 1 tk a 1 ·ine. JOH5 8 3 1 Olp <I nd M ary Ju li n wy_ � S i !wrvlcf' tht' Forl"sl iucor­ S l' one um, more llt'WSJ)l'l)N file h.1111 been made b)' and Edna Evans for ! he high rslry. Oii.i.l-! 1'itL�uel ,-w not be respoWiJbl.e for ll'r r ,l \I r 1 daui:,h • . 11 stu<ll on. 7 1 ' s r F0H ltENT-Tbrt'e of f i ce MOIWI FO H SA Li<: } ' IVt.: HOO�! HOUSE llarold Hubbard. Mr. John Redov- school teet . 'IJW!ftlon.. I l" entral Stales Resear t·h C enter o l . H an nt •, n h ug lr un � mll! Ju c e : s :'w J r est over Stiffler Sh u f' S tor e on I llalld of Thanlu end Special Notkt18 of Evt!rDLI SUIO, Obiluariel The complete lis t of teaeher1 J S Columbus. ilnd the tJ S. Fo w i l h lJJ t h. t1 h·t1 lo,·;dw n Melvin uin will bf, the new l lbr.erian. Ht 11 2 outc Qf l'l �.- r v 1 (·t.> Produ cts Labor.i tory publi.s.hed at l cnt per word. Co u rt S1 . . 111 Pomt•rO } , second l l uud, 1 1 1 l n: u s t St , l'umeroy. a 1 1)6(1 graduale o f Ohio Univer- as follow s, : I �h d 1so n , W 1s('onsm I 140. Scarbe3:·y, l_fred . A • DAVS '.-'/ OH.US J DAY 3 DAYS floor One lari;e 1 8 "- 22 fl, room School�ii_h rel8ed exp superinendent The sity David !',"al)per, J r . 2 1 . t rwk dm· (Q) 1 301P 1� _ __ _ _ _ �--- his appreciation for lhe excellent Prmc1pa l : F..arl Kmgh t , Orin Sm!th, 80c 90c $ 1 .35 $4 .1'0 wilh adjoilli n g ! 2 x 1 2 11 room Cincin n a l i . a n d l.1•11 a ll ) �ell . t-r, 1 Th ,. 111 f orma I ty pe Or program, . Wal l . $1.8(] 11(1 IIOe $1.20 O n e L O x 18 fron: ro om . A l l 8 IW0\1S, W ITH BATH Two story ma n ner in wh1eh Miu Sus.an Pan. Nan Moore · Emily Sprague . Maid 16 . 00 lrr nf '1 r ar1rl �1 1� daugh 8. 1 f , I "IU"I ' ) f ir · .. , "P · ted w ·i t I i nt w fl oor 25 '?5e Ill' "'' I y pa111 humt' nf'ar sd1onl. Takf' o\·er supervised t he l ibrary for man)·, red Bail ey. Rulh Euler, l)orothy with pt,·"ty v " PO ' " $1 .60 $.2.20 '7.IIO 1 111 am ll f( I 4·r H yse · P John 1lwmpt0n, Nolan I quPs,twm and a n swe rs. will be h ld coverings. Phooe WY 2-2080. $46 AA 1w r month payme n ts afler ma n y years To her. one of the Lacey, Ada received by 10 A.M. will be ln that day ·1 ,-per, n I· rlday. Sr pt ember 9_. at _lhe Ar o duwn p,,ym ,•nl Plwnc WY 2-5324 . most important perts of a lHgh Swaclr.hamer, Eugene Sears, John 8 2-tfc RECORD H OP ANNOUN CED m l ervt' Cc nt n whu::h is lot ·al-· -- ------8 23 30 t c se hool is thr l ibrary. Since M:hool Redov 1an F'Tank F..M-hleman Cha r P }d tt>Smil W dance p a r t y wil l he lwld al A t> f'S t o�_ Chilhcul ht>. c� n ; :1 ,Uy, M iu l'ark leM Hark.�r. Nanc:)" O unba� . Mir cloied Jas1 ,. o meroy l l i f.\h SC ' hnol A ud1 P the 4 ROO M , BATII AND l lT I LITY ; Small Sawmill I l S. Rou tP 50 ha!'i care fully 11111pected ever)· book iam Mill e r and Daisy Blakeslee n ight , �•-pl tMIU ,,.� .. m Satur(ta �· . Nrwl_1· pain I rs i ment upsta apart ing the rations open O be will " JM: I I.} J t-or �ale ( i J Not ices e men t ary - Leo Kennned )' . El books were in the library. Some . m p. :30 7 al h 0t 1 2 WY t n Call ra l l'. n r ed 1'r111ult' ' 9 repaired . othen were &iven new princi p le of the Cen tral building to p ic from 30 to 1 1 ·_30 a m The , A s part o f t hr f'vc n ing ' s 3r1 11·1 g 2 :1 1 ,· 1 9997. ';l!RMITI AND PEST CONTROL PIANO AND ORGAN SAL E ft � rnoon prog r am will _start wit� � c of cards, while ot her11 were checked and Mild red Hawley, prin ipal ·-- --entert ainm e n t v. 111 be fur by P•in. Fr .. Initptetlon. I nsur. 1 - w u r I I tl t'<l Bl o n d oa k spme t l)l· •"• - , m e"'-• .,,.., y School ,· M i ll Al l gn m f- nt a nd Matnte n an re 1 1 es. D 1-FOU ll BEA U rY S H O P-Fully e 1 1 1ppcd . 2 I for ... N A vr r-" "" t cl,•, "' 1· 1,·,,11· ... v" and pro• < he M 1"ddl< Port El OUSE I I GL"' s1N bv recordin g stars from ed by N•ti•nwlde. Phone il, ano with bench - used ai. drm- 1 • r, n1shed lo 2·30 p m from . and cl_ o sl/l� , r d n pa a . . . run r tmenl ' f , l a 2 c . E. Young, Grace Hawley, Mar• . � [4 room a 1> a : t rnc 11t . Very w per entry into accession record. \ n �Hitt• . W . Va. Huntingtttn n t t F Saw e ll pro o n s t r a lor at A thens Co. F a i r. am the tnd A. S•rvi� •st.tlon WY2• w i ,? i ! g .,� -Thret" new electrit· M-wing v 1 n H ufford. l'rarl Reynolds, Max � r q o� <; I . L>: a r ;ig i•. rn r n c r 10: a• Good loeal1o n . Phon e WY _2· and d re de Mainte m ons n an 2366. 4-iUfc Only $595_00 _ be spo n sored r will affai e fi n The 1 1011 52500 0U dowr,_ balan <' I - 3 1 -61 1.: ma r hines fur t he Imm !.' e <'on o mks ine Philso n . Bnn1re Carpente r , f.'f' l •� I -W urli tzt'r Spine l te Organ, WIii- 321:17. - - -- - 8 r a tative of a saw m anuby .Bo ostf'rs resen Band Pomeroy p � he t hy ani•f'C. mt 1 f loss e Alle worth, l.1bo ra1o r y The lates1 modt'IS or Helen �faag. 24 l l lt FILM DEVELOPING o n all fa('\ur1 n g com p • ">' • fro m 2 · 45 to with the Jays as M lffs. nut finis h, Regular price 1 1 4 1 5 _ , --- - · FARM--W(•S1 nf R11tland. 93 acrc-s · S n erma . h . G rt'nt'v1eve Rupe. or t · r1gere re d r gas n a r an gas ge� Sara · µopu l ar sizes-y1· 1 m bY g a. m . · TWO C.ARAGES F'OH HENT- M ulNow $1295.00. {i room h u 1 1sC', ham '16x:m) ron- h avr l>el'n I> I aced in · · t h e H ome Er- Elizabet h p 1ckens amI po II Y y oung• 3 · 45 p· m · a I g a. m.- 1 - LO W t'f Y Orgon (recently re posout nci:. I morning bi•rry Avrnw.· . Inq uir e 378 S l'(' f-r! •ti• floor. gran;ir \', o l h l' r build- u no rn it·� k11rhen . SETS RECOR D worth. FASTEST SERVlCF. on Color �r. H Hallock. Sawmill Sp �('ia\. . nf waler trurlor "' . , 2,75 o nd St . or ca I I WY __ sessed J M a h ogany r·mis I1 l 1' k e UPI - World rr> cord­ in"� l'lf'nl 1 ROME Sharon re a employees departmen Other commerc1al lhe t · In . 1s t O t e od U S. Foresi Pr uo::ts h r · u n d mov ie f i l m . GROVE R ' S P I 61 9 · rww. w 1· 1 1 seII f or ba I ance. 1 erms _ ln "11 r l a !ld p:i�turc On gM(i gra"el an l'xtra l' uurst' h.is been a<lded to Cleland, �cret;iry for t he high holder Heth Elliott ran away frnm L.ihorato ry, who has had a wid e STUDIO, Pomeroy, Ohio, or cash. . . t-"000 on r n :irl Onl .i· ""' he field lo win Lhe Olymp ic 1 .500t · ' Har are dians o ust . . C more office. gin· commercial students sctLool range o f ex perienc e . is t he pr1nci9 1 6tc 1 - u sed " p iI t n ur h ... . er e cc ron1c ' I .. _ _ championship by 20 ya rds AHTM I•'.NT. T1l R E F: FARM H'? arrr�. r"l l i n f! land on A l t lm <" fur stenography work w i t h o f- D i d T. H ubbard, Wilk i e Holma n , pal speaker. A graduate of -___________:_ 1 MODER N the meter M a hog�ny f um; h wit,h anu. room s and hu l h . l 56 :M u l herr]' I H o u t!' :tL !I room hnusc w i t h firt · ma c h i n es ; such as, elect r ic Joe Shavo n nsky a nd J oh n Taylor. Universi ty of �innesola, Mr. Hal- today 011 the heels of a world re,· · hl'nch. On ly $350.00._ Wendell s (OJ ti, :.! 1 1' . h;it h. gura�t•, 2 harns. crib. l)thord of :44.9 Sl'!Conds in t hf' 400chers Ave. h a t1a M , . of II ' ' """";"'' rnet.er Lrailed by Yankee O l 1.� D.i " . " w, . "'""'' i::: ·�1: :�c'.'t,::�;,, ":';;:!,::'::, :�':i w,� ,\s:," "" · m '�; ::� WE WISH TO THANK EACH A N D 1 7 1 H e I p an ted v is, in the new world reN1rd ume water S J S. OOO no. fl'('l'll' l llg ;rnd traimribrng did.i---- - -ani.as, 1 942 to 1 945; owned his own (!',(•ryone for the beau t iful t·ards ·-, an or 3:35,6, breaki ng by fou r-1 1•nt hs ALBERT M COX, Salesm ·---- , -- -,·------, , 1 1 0 n from n1pe-recnrded machines. . -_ sawmill <'Ompany in Southern Wisflowers, and kmdn ess. e5pec1.illy [lox l'l'!.Y A ( A. EH )\ HES I ' W , 3830 a se('nnd his own two-yea r -old �!I WY of PHONE 2 BOX 229 IV St•vera l stud, n t s enrolled fo r Spa n � s cansin from 1945 to 1957; Qwned to the nurses , staff, a nd Dr Ray O ffEH. S WJU.. BE RECE ED AT ' !);i i \ y S1•nt 11wl. o Tht 8-W, 6 t. n ational standar d. ,6 inter WY 2-2220 er Fultz, and of Webst e he Offic ish whif'h will be off e red fo r the L t r mond Boice or t he Meigs Gener 3\l 6 9 ' y, Ohio omcro l At torncy� , rom eroy, Ohio , v. � t u :f1ni°rr:; 1es: t� �:5'!!�n�r:;:n� al Hosp 1t11!, for their curnru rt i i-: IN- ruF.SffiJIB fi rst t 1 1 n e. THANKS TO ALL e, even O C, o ck A . M ., on F rJua _v , . -- -- - �- -- -- - · - I Pol1 SAU :- 110\ -Sl'll' I\Cf' l'q u;pw.lc'n\ has been 1 95,8 to 1959 as a sawmill consnlla n d raring for our wife and mornttms a n d larf':1' h a l h . Stoker 7 Sterre�t . barlwru l' ('hai r­ Dick I e h r 960 6 l r be hbnra, s ptem ence 1 sC" t the for • secured " " ,r,�, , ( 1 9 ) , a n t to the government of lra!l. t her, Ne\oa Grim m , dt1 ri11g her furnat'l', bu i l t in c·abi n Pt.� . go od , , t he r..1t eigs Countr Jay1·ees. f o n a m ' 4.'� ale owned b Y car n · ....., · Jo i nmg the f'oresl Produeli Lab· illness and operatio n a t t h e hosw;ikr, larg1 lilt. Phone F.M7-7548 lor i es 1 nl'lud\ n a ll { at hodt' Hay Ase who hrlped tu f m page one ) ro d everyon ks n mie tha • <Conh d cl t I ., 838 a e t , o s Q t' ra, t d DO ns t e, P r U n 't' i I es 1.:illnscupr, short -wave demo e ora tory In 1959, Mr. 1-Jallock has pita!. Also to Henry Ewin� for � � stl' t ; � 8 30 ate on, e o n 1 1w Pom­ Wellst n i barbecu rt, the ddlepo i make M ree , omeroy, Oh 10, .b('. -- - - ----- liun appara t us, and some ad<l 1 tion- pl:iy a t worked Ott develo p ment ,,r new his ambu l.i n ce serv ic e. You will . a r n �t> surcess '\lomlay walka t 10, lo ( fanned parking se. I l l eroy H l OH B S Syracu al TIIHEE and s tr dwellmg ame T .Y U <"K ll ,D N ; !'i HO I I M J I O \ I SE J UST P A I NTED al ml<'ro"-<"Opcs. mg a O - t� ry always he rt'ml'mberrtl. r sawm i l l equipm ent. so m t ._., whirh when over 300 dinners werr serv, masle a 1 i in 1 i Slun· nttbody t h ogur Shor r. V n o Pd formerly , h 1 u b and rooms \'e 1 f high th w the housr f o newly rooms Sevrral i 11 s i d t · and uu1. Floors i Mr . Fra nk 1-; rimm and fa- u; now be ing manu[ac,tured. cd Ponwro� · Ohio ! la,:. 1 Sl'\'(•n ro"m a11d a f'inder bloi::k garagt>. s a nd,•tl and Brn111.e I.ow buil t • sc·hnol huildmg h .-i ve b1•e n re-deco· ful perfor mance. al t hough he daughter M i n n ie he which • l in l h r loor. right fo t hird l 0 ( d his vor apartm I r 1 P O h erson. � interested in sawAll u r rn (' ' P c cu rn 1 l pprova Cot1rt to ) ght p ' t( 9) 6, l l p A ll o f fers su >jec t < , ihi n t s. new ha1 h rl m. Com- a \ l' l this su m r in modern glass m ill opera t ion are -.:ordially invil• NAMES OMITTED room uparlmen l on second floor ------- _ ___ _ al. pl<•\,. hasrm••nL l'h. W Y 2-2038. ( · ulurs The gym floor hai; be(' n re- had su£fered a cul from a off I of two girls who �· l fall l n i Prt'Si•n a names nmcys The Saturday Oodor's . nly lso A ed to atlend t A n yone dP�iring to ser propert)· , 9 2 3k ri n ishrd A n Pw roof was laid on o 1 8 ) Auto t ta meetin g of ( Marie n• o l the s largl' t f' ended a n t n and , lease bicycle. under Stdfy, C. Rhodell hone or t ( \ ntral buildinJ;!. contac p ' week wne · walked last SE ers , n se\•e t s a l O ill Daught A 7 ed ' e � flunr. H n ! !Tl! Jobes ' nn '\fu , , Bostic 1- 0li :-; LE: H O.\IJ I I O l l W room on rnai Pomero y. O hio. Phone n umber St > • • ra ·a hers started work GNd CIHII UMd Cara Who Goes, You, Me, They . aulomitled r n ezrr St . 1::lw 19 anothe 1 $350tl.OO. lP i r h tionally 1 W in b,1 hi1lder. uninten obody, hight·st n Ii) sell hit one, or SteHy, C. llhudell WY 2-2219. early , Alfn•d Sca r berry. t he new All Mok" Beth Toney and Thur­ 9 2 Gi p hi�h S('hool pri n cipal, has bePn standin g pcr r ormanc e. l 'o m1•roy. Mary Box. O. were I' Hogut', S. William to Or Somebody Else? Ad m inistrator. METROPOI.ITAN Mal'ORI ( 9) 2, 3, 6, 9. 10, 1 2, 6tc Tourney manage r Bob Louks 1343, Mt•l hourut', rli;r i d g LEOPOLDVILLE. The Congo ma Vaughan. 6GCM06 latt Mtlll It. \ 6 6t c :J BF:DIW OM H0'1E IN ExcEI .· r,impkl lng pla n s fo r Lhe openin 1 sufand umpire ' late as served p � ,__.... Ohle t .E!\T condi1 ion. ModPrn kitrhen of sd1oul a n d tht• fi rst game which fered , hard shoulder bruise from UPI - Premier Patrice Lumumba s R E P. ARENDS CONVAL ESCES g HEAD OF' PURE BRED STEERS I l · \ t 1 t •• 9 e er w b government formally tried to fire em Id h on �p 1 1 '· · r wi 1.,1e w i t h 1-'orm tvn t'(l\lllter lop. slain' hard high end I O IJr>ifers. Emmett G . W ill, s M ELVIN. ill. U PI-llouse Rt· !'rice Larr,• or one President Jose ph Kasavubu today , , ,, b,,m.., . SI('('1 sin k . r 1 ·ISh w11s h' er allrl Belpr' 1954 BUICK 4 dr. Cenlury, dyna­ bi'9 1 6tp which Whi p Lesl i e Are n ds Pom· eroy, Ohio. I B us1· ness 5erv1· ces 11:'SS 1::ame ublican . first the in ones p lerran Esch . 1 anc! warned the United Nations / 1 1 1 1 1 Thomp son anti ,!i �posnl. Sturm window :-. and auflow radio anti heater. $395.00. his a1 his Illinois home with urk lesced t a s conv gan at 1 2 :30, but and other countries not to help tomatir heal 6 1 ? l li,!!.h st ., M id- man realize t hl'Y have ltUle t i me A.PA.lfi'MENTS - i••urntshed and Bluettnar' s, Pomeroy.. 8 3 1 6te alight injuries re­ from loday ies. t du r him . l o ;;el tht• fnothall 1eam ready fo THOROUGHBRED t:OLLIE PUPS, • unfun,ished . MeMas ten, Middle flli>port . Ph. WY 2-3 1 4 1 . r collision ne.ar the to two-ca a in trophies celveil d presente Louks fa re. 8 30 6tp i:amc Bel with Phonl' SU 2-4793. p A ro m m unique issued after an � 2 3 t p t h e opening WY 2-2082. 2 3 tr ?hrinp port. to , Monon, Ind. AH-Stars rt Middlepo 1956 CHEVROU:T 4 dr. sed;rn, --1 er unly four duys of s(· hool. C har- individa l all-night ml"e t ing was tumumba ' s powe rglide, radio and heater. A SAW '.\t 1 U:. N f:El)S SOME l{F:­ H arkPr has moved an,i wlll he M a n agn C all and to his assistant answer to Kasavubu ' s radio speech ks l'AIR and M & M power uniL .J. BULLllOZF .H FOIi H IRE. Ponds, sharp automobil e wor t h much n·ady t o g 1 v,p !us assista n ce. Mr. Owen Bratlon. M iddleport has Sun<lay n i!l'ht firing t he p remi er. 9 3 3tp landscapin� . W. Cheadle, Dexter. and baseme n t more. $1095.00. Blaettna r's, Pom­ Sf'ars. t lw nl'W ha n d direc t or, is wo n the tourney t'ach year so far. Hut wh o w i l l go and who will slay Case No, 1 3-065 Chestu, Yukon5-3255. Phone 8 3 1 Btc Ea r lier, league officials p re­ s t ill is un<'cr tain. eroy. f;ic•i·d w i t h t he problem of several C I I A H I .F.S IWBf.RT N F. A L, GLASS LAMINATE D BOW, 24 Ar8-24-30tp ed t he Pony champion ship sent quite lire who lll members t band , 'W Slrt"e l Thirr. h 6:l2 Soi.1t rows. 281 M u lherry Ave. or rail 1 955 DODGE Custom Roylll Lant.:cr, roph l sessions y rourtesy of the Sport s small. St•veral long work '.\t 1 ddl,•porl , Ohio, MIXED TODAY 9 3 3\c WY 2-3 181. 4 dr. se<lan. Power fhte, radio la the Racine team. Center get to t attem o t ll£'ld R, lwl'n REFRIGE haw p l'l;1intiff ONU1G, EIONDffl I AIR NEW YORK UPI-Stocks were and heater. $795.00. Blaettna r's, W in nen i n games for children narrowly mixed in a moderately Llwm lo mard1 together, p la>' an service Jack's Refrhi:era• atlon \' S . I N. . fom�r�,- -. . ., , �c Tij R,J:E , M�IF'ER;ii, z HOLSTEI i m t ru nwnt while they march, and and fans held in the morning active ope n i n g tod.ay. tion. New Haven. Phone TU2- J(TNE l\' F,AL. · Y:· 3 year8 o ld, will GUERNSE were: ' 111pktf' u form;.ition al t he s.ime 6-23-tf t"0 r. ·sed an. - N'tee ,-Y 3llll7. L 2 d-· 5!i8 Marllll' H o ad, 1950 PEfreshen 1his w i nter. Would like __ Wheelbarrow, R-12: M ike Jenlirnr. ania, Pt•1msylv burg, � if'. · cqm pped ttne owner car. U p to 1•(·11a11 M 1 ICTIONEEa I o t ra d e 1or m are pomes. 8 i· 11 A an1I S. Cundiff: 1 2-15, J . Auxilillry To Meet ns i k Wednesday Open C,feterlas DcfPncla n l SO miles per gallon. $ 1495.00. M inersville It D . 1 , o n Grueser, The Lad i es Auxiliary of the Mid­ Compt.-,•• ii,srvicc and W. Cundi f f. Bass n opP. be not will rafelerias The resi­ of lare p who�(' 8 3 1 6tc Ju1w Nra l , Dl�etlnar's, Pomeroy. (9) :i, 3lp Horse Cave Road. 21 d leport Firemen will have their Critt Bredfont Cundiff; S. 8-12: S.arkrace, dt'llre is 568 Marhl t• Hu11rd. Me(·h­ o n ' 1'u1•sday. hut l hl'Y w111 be open mo n thly mf'eting at the ri re house lft-,fte, Phone or Co"tect W. Cu n dif f . 15, i be will tt>mpt · t Au . Wcdnesd;1y 011 a n icsh11rg, P t•n nsy\va n ia, w i ll l;ike PUBLIC SALE DODGE SEDAN JN EXC ELLENT Tuesday a1 7:30 p. m . Hostesses for A. C. BRAOr:ORt1, Rael"•• Ohio. nnl i(·r t!rnl oil A ll!!,USI 1 _9 . 1 9ii0: �h(' M. P. 1 960, 1 10, y, Sept. Salurda <'ar. Tom work condi t ion. (:oad lht' meeting will be Mrs. 0. E. '\ll'­ I his p!'t l l hl n u n rlrrs 1 g1wd filt•tl 9 2 Jtp 1 1 am leaving the sta te, ther!'for e, Wells, Harriso nv i lle. Kinley and Mrs. Jaek Bechtel. of Com­ FURNACES, WISTING a 1-: ;1 i n st l 1 1•r i11 l ln• Court a1 lhe MUELLER will sell at my residence -------,- . , Arnold' Br . . appliancH. ow kas, igs C 'ou n ty, Ohin, or HOUSE , iri ,1, Shar on n l' se 11 FORD. Tll[RE'S A p Three-legged r-ace, 8-12, S. Cun• rear of Shumway ( ;recnhou FOR SALE: 1953 , d iH and M. Jenkins; 12-15, W. will trade tor pick-up. Phone SLB.te Route 124 tn Syracuse, 0., . . then, S,oracuM, Ohio, Phone pra yi n � for rli vnrce ;ind oUw r re 1 '-1 1-tf lief. m1 l lw grotrnds of gross nrgWY2-6:114. WY 2-3702, Calvin Simpson. Cundiff and J. Bass. the following personal pr operty. 9 3 6tc 2 bedroom suites, anlM:fue chest of of · d u t y atHI f'Xlt'f'lll(' cruf"lty. ll'f'I Sandpile jack p ot, 5-8, John ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet M e ­ Sa i ,l c;nl�f' will h<' fo r hrari n g on - Ta nnehi ll. n l gomery: 16 2 u pper, drewel's, antique lamp tabl es, '.\fo Gauges: - --- - --- r v w,�rk repair tal work and a nd aftn t tw l sl da�• of Ocl ttbn, Girls, sackrace, 8-12, S. Wine­ end tables, 2 overstuffed chairs, 9-0 lowe r, .8 ft . ope n : Gallipoli s · any kind, Phone W Y 2-230 1 . 1 9fi0. che11t, cedar suite, oom r 9.5 lowt'r, 3 fl. ope n ; brenner; 12-15 N, Parker; three­ living upp('r, 8.6 1 8-ll-30lp. To Flt Your Needs ('J l A R l .ES RORF.RT NEAL CAS, FUEL OIL and coal fur. antique hall tree, glider, dishes, ROME UPI - C. K. Vang of Lock 23: 1 5.3 upper, 9.8 lower, le1:ge<l ract T. Winebrenner and ti££ n i Pia Hot­ nuces. Call tor tree estimates. chairs, kitchen table and Formosa opened a 1 28- point lead dosl"d o H. All mo v eabl e dams are S. Winebrenner both 8- 1 2 and We Service All Makes WF.RSTEl1 a n d FULTZ Foremen & Abbott Middleport. point ironer (portable), Shaw aver Hafor Johnson of Kingsl1urg, up 1 3 t hru 23 and closed o£f. All 12-15 age races. iff 6-1 0-tfc A t t orneys for Pl.1int garden t ractor, Seth Thomas Women's soft ball throw, KBtie Calif. . in t he Olympic decelhlon Kanawh a Ri\·er dams 011 sill. wagon gong (I\) �0: <91 6 , 1 3 . 20. 'l7 : ( 1 0) 4 , 6t r etimpet i l ion today with 14.R see<'­ Ohio River Boah; Down: Lock 1 2 Crow. delivery tent, clock, f)ON'T PUM P your sluggisb sep­ bel l , lwin beds, chiUorobe, mag­ Mark Evans, M inersville, was nnd elm·kin� in t he l lO ml.'ter hur­ Brookly n 7:30 am, 0-3; Lock 13; Phone WY 2.2511 tic tank. Gel K lean-Em-All Sep• m ps, desk, throw Lock la 0-10: racks, am, awarded azine 6:30 $SO by lourney manager Downey, ' Peggy ct lt's wh i ch opened the final day s Locub 1.ic Tank Cleaner. Guaranteed. St. Mkldleport rugs, typewr;ter, porch chairs, 1 5 : I . F'. tTeiher �er, 5 . 1 5 am . 0· 12; Bob Louks. ('VCll1S, ENT POINTM A OF Landmark Store. Pomeroy. NOTICE P ) iee cream f reeier ( 6 qts. , Hot• ty or l l u n t i nglon, 5:45 am, 8-0; i C &-l-30tc Estate of Elm-e E. Dye, Oe<eHed Joh n son could do no be tter than Lock 15: Cincin nati 6:15 am. 14-4; point range, cabine l sink, 2 lawn . BefOl'P 9:30 A.:!( No. 1 8,403 Case 1 5.3 seco1 1 ds in the hurdles and mowers, 2 6:70 x 1 5 tires, slee p­ 7 am, 1 1 -0; Lock 18: Rea v er lllddloport Y<IY-2•2649 N ol i e (' is hert'h�· givl' n t h a t lost the lead to the 27-year-old OVEC, USED GA.ROEN tTectors ,na mow• Jng hag, cow bell, m iscella neous 1 -0: Lock 23; A. V . Chris, am, 8:45 PolllH'OJ WY-2-3195 Thomas F . Dyr whose Pos1 Offif't' Yang af!er six e\'enls. The li the ers. Rotary mower blade.s shar· ttems. p. m. 0-1 ; Orlean ean, 50 : 2 1 Jr., KAUTZ fllD STaddrpss is R. F. D, 1 , Reeclsv ille, Ch i nese athlele received 923 oints pened. Custom mowinlf and Mrs. Fred Shumw ay, owner 7-0 1 p 1 : 10 pm, Al C...,_ O hio, has b<"(' tl £11 1 \y appoinlt•d Ex for his performance in t he hur­ plowing. Ttrm s: Cash Yul:on S-214S Upbound: Galiip olis: John J. Elma E. nf Esta1e hf' 1 nf r N·uto GRAV!LY TRACTOR rllr$; ,J ohnso n eurned 740 Not responsible for aecidents 9:50 pm. 0-4; Frank lin NA0,111.L IIIVICI STATION Rowe l)y('. di •n·as,,d, latr of Mei�s Coun­ Sales end Service 512 E. Main St. Sale conducted by BRADFORD was consistent with lhe i r Pi erre, 7 : 30 pm, no tow reported; This 14fore 9:00 A.M. ty. Ohio . WY 2-2975. Racine. OhioFomeroy, Phone Auctio n Co., Alban,o USS Co llon Queen. 7 : 15 am, J l-0; Lock Daled ttL i s 22nd day of August, perfor nw nces t hus far in the t·on­ CriH neer: Auctio '?-21-tfc . ' s 23: The Nation al 2 : 50 pm, 4-0; At­ 9-3821 WI tcs t to determine the "world Ivery Day Senk< 1 960. Bradf ord. Sale mana ger: A. C. gru test athlete," Yang h11d an las, 3:30 p m, 0-6; Charles R. Ste­ X F. H. O ' RRIEN, FOR QUICK SALE, 571', ACRES 6tc 3, (9l Bradford. NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY Judit: f' of t he rroha1r Court edge in Uw speed tes ts; the Amer­ phens on, 4 pm , 6- 1 4; Bayou ½°r• near Top pers Plains, Ohio, with X Johns•Manvi'.iP roo( Bhingks, ica n was superior in the t esls of raine , 5:10 pm, 2-0; Chand elier, Mril!s C' nuntr. Ohio coal. Will sell with m i neral G REEN BEANS . $1.00 hu. PICK 9:35 k itchen cabinets built to order, Jr., Chris strength. . V A. 5:35 p m , 4-0; (8) :JO ; (9J fl, 1 3, .3tc rights or without. Mollie McX them yourse\ £ . Charles Hil1o n , aluminum windows and doors , The discus, pole vault, javel i n p m, 0-0; Ellen Z. 1 0:45 pm , 0-8; 9 6 6tc Greth, Rutland, O hio, Rt. 1 , near 1 Po rtland a garage doors, ceiling hi�. v inyl Indian 9-9; and l .500-mclcr run still were to Elger Cliff 9:� am. 9 2 ate Carpenter Ohio. (Joor til e and plywood puncl lng. be co n t ested today. 10:20 am. l l -2. FRESH and SPRINGER J;WlliTEIN Call Neigler's, Racine. 8· \ l · t fc ,Johns on , who set a wttrld record containers, brina cow11. N . G. Rose, "1i11efti ville. PEAClttS, NOTICE OF APPOINTM ENT of 8,683 poinlA in the U. $. trials 9 2 3tp HOLZER HOSPITAL Webster Frtil't Farm, Lon e BotPhone WY 2-tJ7 10. of Blanche E. Welker Estate AUCTIONE E R July 8 and 9, t Eugene, Ore., a t ed Sept. 2: Waid Nicho l­ Admit tom, Ohio. Phone YUk'd'.n 5-3201 DecuMd REASONABLE RATES sought to br-t'ome the sixth st raigh t r ; Ml"S. Florence Wil­ Dexte son, 8-18-tfc plies Suo ( 9o ) Case No. 18,428 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - n to wi n the Olympic de­ merit•a A son, Long Bottom . N o1kc is hert'hy givi·n t hat Al­ cathlon crown. Call or writ• I. O. McCoy DISHWARE, all kinds. Carl Cheva. AS 15 SPICIALS Dismissed Sep t. 2; Mrs. Jack l)c>rt F . Dixn n whose Pose Of f icr Chestu, Ohio 8-16-30tp lier, Long Bottom . The dc('alhlo n was one of 1 5 . 57 Mercury 60 H. P. $495.00 Charle s Simps on, ElhPr1 Dray, ll 22 JOt p addr<·s� is 1lo11l1• I . Albun>·- Ohio, gold t11C'dals lo bl" dt•c-ided on the $595.00 P. H 70 ry , -.u 59 Fred M;.ck, Hilly M c­ m, Graha CANNING PEACHEJS, ELBERTA has hr1' n d uly appoi11 l<·d Aclmi n is­ 13th day ttf lhl" Olympiad "'5,.00 Outfit •rcury P. H. . Elvari e Adams. Mrs. 45 rs M , Culty oes, tra tnr 1 1f l h f' F.st ale o f Rla n cht• E. $1.m and up 9 bushe l. Potat S MOTOR 1 1 1 (' unoffici,11 t f'arn standi ngs. N lrl POLITA MITIIO n, Miss Edna Bur­ \\.'t'lkl'r, l a i r of Mt>ig� County, Ohio Russia brgau 1 he day wi t h a lead M e l v in Johnso Cobbler1, 10 lb, 30c, 50 lb, $1.&0, roy Pome , StrNt Mein HaHie ld, Gor­ East Viola 600 Mrs. te, t de dPr f'aSf'tl. 100 lbi $2.25. Brina eontainr. 1,-!! poi n ts to 355 1.",. for run­ don Holler , Susan Circle, Infa n t WY2-3170 of 385 Phone of eJst D;il (' d l h i s 20th day of August, nerup United Sta tes. RuU1nd Roa'U, l ¼: miles B-20-tfc Fe m alr Ramey. Charles Slewa rt, 19fl0. ·Ruiland 6'·fdadside market. n ctsov, 1 he Russis n Vusily Kur HOME GROWN M rs. Elbert Masters, Home r Hen ­ TREE RIPENED 1 so etp F. JI. O'BRIEN 0_ acl' who hdd t h e worl d record he­ derson , Mrs. Willia m Smi t h, Mrs e or ""'" U SED TROMBONE. GOOD CONDI· C'<rnrl Judg<' of the Prohatr of Nelson Park an d daughter; Mrs forr Joh n so n, appeured out --_____ _____ _S __ __ _ _ M ei�s Counly, Ohio TION. Rea10nable. Phone CH 7· l 4 U M O D O E B R E , n g. O S M R runni H lhe OO 7 C. R . Barcus a n d daughte r; Mrs. 9 2 Stp (8) 23, 30; (9) 6, :ltf' 2303. The "up again, down ;;. g11i n ," and bath. 01!1t of high water. - - --Jami's W ill iams and son; Mrs. es. church and s U n ited Stairs for1u nes were "up" school to Close BIKE , OTOR Coya n and son; Mrs. S. E. M On Scp1 cn1hcr 1 9, 1960. in ac­ Jark D . MO-PE 1:.; � Corner of M a i n and Broad way, cnnla n< ' f' w i t h Supplemental Sec­ again Morn.lay whE'll the U. S. -A1on Marcu m and daugh t er; Mrs,. D. A. Gl•od i'ondltion. $ l 00 Cash. RayRacin e. Hev. Clela nd, Racin e. tio n 375 - 13 lo 2 1 . Code ttf Ohio. three gold medals in boxi n g, en­ Bruin ard. m 1nd :. ; ight, Middle port, Rt. 1 . (9) S. 3t p 9 2 3tc Birt hs Se pt . 2: Mr. and Mrs. t lw Ohin Soil Conservation Cnm• joyrd a 1 -2-3 sweep in l he l lO•met­ Le�dln g creek Road. m i l tl'I" will causl.' an election lo bf' er hunllt's a n d suw Wilma Rudolph James Johnson, daughter, Pome ­ hrlrl a1 Ra(' in(', Chin, a l 7:00 o'­ win her spco n d gohl medal of the roy . Brl■g Conlaincrs U Convenlenl r!nck P. M . , elec t ing 2 SupeTVi�ors Olym p ks. At day's end, t iJ(' United De-aths Sept 2 : S. H . Thom p­ Gin­ roots, l WANTED - Medil•a 1n fill t he f'Xpiring 3 year terms or States a nd Hus.�ia were even wi th oon. seng. Blood Root , wild gini,ier, H a rold Carnahan, and Rex Slw n e• 2 1 g o ld medals e11ch. yellow root, M aye p ple, e t e. One Cass i us Clay, �kinny hut explos­ while Eddie Crook of Fart Cllm p­ fif"ltl. Nominees lo fill t h t' expir­ 40 McClure or ver arkets-a best m of Ohio's n g tnms arf": Sammy 1,ewi" of ive hiller from Louisv ille, Ky., led bell, Ky., and Willie 1 We repair ali types of radl• Si cip i o Township and Vollie Co nn, the U. S. boxers with a victory in Toledo, Ohio, ai,w won gold med­ sam e loca t ion. E. H. year!! Morse, Albany, Ohio. McArthu r lhe \i_gh1 heavyweight division als. a,tors, fro,n heater cores to or Olivl' Township. Road next to TenneHee Gas Nominat ions will be .O<'rrplcd 8 30 6lc the large�t. truck t'r tractor Plant. fmm lhl' floor at lhe l im e of rlef'- 1! Phane TU-l!-4881 radlatnr l i on or by pe1i tion snhmi1ted one t 14) week prior to elrC'lion contai n ing NEW HAVEN, W. VA. OPTOHBTRIBT 1 h t• sli::na1ures of 2!5 lan downers. IIOOM MODERN APARTMENT n l�• landowners and occup i ers are O Eut Court Stnet, Polll...., Phono WY-2-21 43 and 4 room apartment. Chea p l"ligihle to vole, I to IZ, I to �• � al Nooa oa Tlntn.l Roars:. rent, Phone WY 2-2487 or W Y 2Offke Pomeroy, Ohio (8) 24 ; (9) 6, 21c 8 rg 1 2tc &3315. For Sole 2. THE ASSURANCE of Mint able to EARN an Income. DIG DOWN! Contribute DIG IN! Work for your Party • 1 4 l For I 1 BETTER QUALIF ICATION for ch,lc and dub wark WHEN AND WHERE future nHd, require It. LEM MASON 1 . ..tter Job • AS A HOUSEWIFE : Th.eodorri• Corincil lloltls Sessio11 Monday 2 G ENERAL BUSINESS • Tv�wrltlng • BusinHS Englllh • Bookkffpln9 • Accounting • BUIIMH M•th ..n.tlcs e filina • Spelling e lntroductlon To Buslne1t Mlir;hinn •Penonellty DrnJo,mtnt Tl l tS REVOLUTIONARY SHORTHAND SYS'mM whlch ha, 1 v irtually swept t he country during Lbe paet few }'«1&1'11 l1J.11pre v iousl y been -avaih1ble only il\ large cities. FOR TJfE l<"'OURTH TJM E the PORTSMOUTH INTERSTA'I1!: BUSINESS COLLEGE makes this wonderful training available in this l area. Wh ereas t he older s�mbol me,hod oC, shorthaqd required many months, SPEEDWR11'1NG CAN BE LEARNED IN A � MATTER OF WEEKS. l t is EASY, INTER�TING and FULLY ADEQUATE. Want. a voice in the people's choice? The Selt> m Center J'TA will mct1I Thursday, St•pt 8. al '? : :10 p. m. a1 the school. Everyom· i s i nvited und par!'tll.� ;ire u r gNI to a t te n d. Ue­ freshments will be ser ve d. The Portl11111I Worthwhih (:uiltl will meet Thursday t•ve­ n ing at the home of Phyllis Hi!­ d1i1· with 4.'at•h member bein� ask('d lo tir i ng a borne made arl i• d 1• of abttut !'10 (' enle in value. Ca t holic Woml"n ' s Club will h o ld i le regular rneel i ng at 8 p. m. al the Sat'red H e art Ch1m·h audito ri u m Thursday. Ro(•k Springs Gra n ge 256!5 will mee t in rPgular session Thursday al B p. m. There w i l l be ele<'lion or office rs. l{efreshmcnls will be :.erved. All members are urg­ ed t o allWtd, S•ptembtr 1 1 The Lungsville Church will have their ,mnual Homecoming Sunday, Sept. I t . There will br a ba!l'ke t di nner nl noon. Everyo n e is Wl'lcomed. The Gospel Har• mony Boys will be p rese11t l o sing e t the afternoon service. aa --=----=-=-=-�=-=�-�-�- I : ------------ REP A.I R New Haven Orchard • N. W. COM PTON, O. D. Blaettna r's . . . : ' . ,., '� ' •' . •· . ' ' ., .. . .,""'• . ' • ·' . �' !I� '.'"�¥.,, ,� THE DAILY SEN TIN EL Commentat ing Edito rially �,m_ ..... ; Tl1ey 'II Do I t E very Time .... :... , ·, -.r,-, . " " ) . __ I K���E�� VACA'TION ••• 11-I EIR WAIL WAS ALWA'/S "' NOTMI t-J ' TO Coming Elr(·tr ical Won drrs Electrica l conveniences t h a t c1 l mosl :d i u f us use would h a v e SPt• me<I 1 rH ·1i nn• 1 v a hl 1 · 1 0 our grandfa t h ers B u t (')t:r t n r l n 1ng 1 :- �1 1 1 ! in its inra ncv . The chief officer n f O il(' of o u r l i•atling u t i l ­ ity compan ies rl'1·rn t l v l o o k t-d m t o t ht· f u t u re Here are som (• of ! ht· ,h- �t.· loJHU t> Jlb ht' for, sees: Food w i l l h(> prepa red. rooked a11d ,;ervi·d at the direcl ion of .;111 , · lel t ne l'llIDp11 1 n pro ­ gramm ed days ;du•a d o f t 1 111t' A n a p p l l il lltl' will t a ke t h l' fnod from 1 t1t· fn · t·Zt· r 1 0 I IH' range . t he n C'OOk and s1' n l ' 11 A ":-m;1 1 1 t• l e{ ' 1 ri r machine w i l l m a n u fad u re disposa1 >1t, dishPs, thus e l i m i nating l hl' l1 1 . .., hwash ing ehon· The l i g h t b u l b w i l l hl' a 1 hi n g o f t hi• past People w i l l LI.st• :irt • a su1m·t•s of l ig h t w ht•re whole wa l ls wil l gluw with e lect rn l u n u n l' s­ cence. When di rt col ] l1 c t s on a carpr l , a dnsel w i l l Woodgeard-Beegle Wedding Ceremony Held Saturday co•- open a n d a va1: l 1 1 n r l <'atw r \1 ! 1 1 P m t · q.:t' I t \\ i l l a u t orna 1 1 rn 1 l _1 d ( ) ! he ll l'<·drd < · l t •;rn l n g , ! hen µut i i .s e l f :rn :.J ' :.J lld ( ' lu'it' t tw do:-, t't d o o r O ne ,.., c1 l l 1\ i l l p · f ihJ bh eon�1..., 1 of ·.1 g i;1 1 1 t TV !><.'H'E'll i 1 1'1 J', 1 <t l l h 11 i l \ ('O!lll' 1 1 1 \ (H J I t \' (' . from t'Vt-1 :-,- i ·w nl'I' t J f ! h i• 11 o r l d , 11 1 t h 1 tl t · :-, Jg nab hout1l l'J t u � ou r l i ving ruum IJ) eJ1 t h ­ e i rL" l 1 11g salel J · t r-s. I !tr:, I.( Missi,onary Soci.ety Holds Session Sunday In Pome roy I ,.j I · . . I , I /0 l Tew ksbarys Hold Fam,·ly Re·un,'on I At Buckeye Lake ... DAI LY CROS SWO RD .. • 1 ' 1� __ m. l II. - , .__ , "" 'I-.:=.•- - t -= --£.' a.. • DON'T BE LEn BEHIND WHEN SC OOL STARTS lfflll'L1 I Be ahead ! Stop in or ' phone for quick • • • $25 to $1000 • • - • 1t➔ • l'l,.a\la' . . . one or Ohio', largest . . . one of the N n•• best . . . ror over ha.If a century. wm ap.ln open� ne of Ha Ol'.loosion Business Sehool8- I'll' th&· pegple. oJ. polll, Pt. Ple-�I & .the Pomeroy-MlildlftRoi't Ill'._, This program does not. compete with any educa• . llonal program now in GalllP.Ol�. It is aolli,�• level yro­ fessional type business training, on an accelerated, buls. You ma� _now have advantage s which few, surr<>unding commun1tles can enjoy . 'fMANx ANDA'TIP OF 11<e HATLO HAT TO t,IRS.AL WAKEFI t,79 W, 12'TM :;)J 1,1, MINNVILLE, OREOON ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO, 300 W. hC011tl It. - WYan- 2-21 1 1 , Pomero1 GALLIPOLIS, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, and PT. PLEASANT AREAS T O H A V E F O U tl H· TERM OF BUSINESS SCHOOL Ports mouth I nters tate B usiness Col lege OPENS--- t day .ift N ; 1 I WIJ \.H 'l'k� Vil::i�ti� . r , �1 i�s ( lll(u !' 1 rr1111 1 u f l 'olm11 hus The Missio n ary Socie ty or the �11en1 l ht• WNk ('!Ht w 1 1 h twr IIIIJ! hI l' Ml M o riilh Baptist Church met o n r, \frs Odt• l t ll l ' 1 , , rut l 1 S 1 1 11day a f tP r noo n at the church in Mr. Ulld M r.� I , , m A hl!'s ;md 1 ddll'po rl f o r their regular meet­ \f M iss Na n f'y l<;. y W11111t,,w anl. dau�h tn �p1'nl t h,• lwl 1 d,11 w1•Pk I m g w11h Mrs. Kalhry n Payne, pres­ daughti• r of M r ,111d \!! rs Hay By LUC ILL� HAW KINS I 1 • 1 1 d w 1 t l 1 r,·la1 1 v1·� 1 1 1 W 1 · �1o 11, W . idf' n ! . in diarge of the meeting. Wood:,:eu rd of Ponwrny, hi•1·;mu> \Ir� ( ;!ady s ( ' uekle r swn t th,, Va. . ThP llH't'l i ng tt pened with the t he hridr of M r c ; i , urgt• l.1 11dst>y . M l S!:i ll11rh�ra t ,11 l h n·t 1 1 1·1 1 NI ! o ! lw11w so n g for l his year, "Kee1> Beegle , snn of M r and Mn; l iar­ w1•4:k 1•1 1 d al lJurw rn w i th h i>r hru- her home, Cul u111 h _ af 1 1 �. i\lorulu \', /Il e Evt'ry nay," after which Mrs. old BeP11le, Hu(·me. Saturday , Srp· l hn a n d .-. i�ler - m law' M r. alld .M r�. l e r u V1sil w 1 l h '\'I r . ;md M r.� . Tht' Ot' · Nell i<' Winsto n was in charg e of temhn :1. al l l1 i · l '1 1 i! 1 •d ll r 1 ·! lirt·11 Wi·ll i y Whul t·y dor t • HPPg ]1· ,1 r arid \lrs Paul Kau t z ,rnd !' ih•v,,t 1 un�. chur('h i n l't l ' l i-as,rnt , W Vu. Ylrs. ll;1\'1<l l 1 1rn1n ,l!.� 1s mi v,i!·a . The vows of 1 tw d1,1 1 hl1• rmi.: far11 1 l .1• of f 'olum bu"., .,"III. I1 1 1 . 1 lHI 1 1"11 .f rolll jI!'!' l' IIIPIIIJ 111\'lll a l 11: ru Dur i ng the husincss S('SGio n ii C'('rernon y WPrt' rt·.id I n t h 1 · H 1 •v f luy with \1r Ulld M rs• W • I•· K1 1 1 1 I 1 <'1• r S[,. r ,· w;i� plannt'd tu hav11 a coven,ii dish · of l'unw ror. 'Ylr and Mrs. H idi;m l " Roy !\ki '(J} ;ii 1 0 :Ill a 111 . , k 1 �. , .11nl. 1 11i·d 1 1 1 fJt1lll:,: d m rll'r t :\>1 r-� I , rn .! , l l ,11A i n• fifth Sunday ill 1• 1 1 k 1•11s uf M :ddlt• pnr1 und Mr ,rnd 1111111(', \!ullwr r ) A v i • IJ} i l l 1 \f rs 11'ilph l ' 1 rk l'ris, :'1-la�u l'.'l <tht'f _ i n ol iserv�1n·�• of MissionM r ;ind r� : D l : l 1· M Brown l :: � . ll, ,,f W. Va � I •1 1 Y ll,t_\ A !·,a_ l l h·�t 1 val was �lso I . 1 1I \I r � l 'f'11 r l , \f 1i �h , ,1�1n ;1 11!1 hr Al pm.1, :\t r a1 ,\1 dlrid i• t't • n thn M r a i l i ' Mrs . K,•nl)o1 h L11 w�o n 1 \ f , p)Mll11•d (or the rlr�I 1,ari of Novof Ou• hrid i •. wi · n· 1 1w <.1 1 1 t•JHl�ri 1 � t u rrwd to 1 1u• 1 r honw in Syra l'llw ( ' "11 1 111 1 1 1 1 ' 'l 1•·11 1 l lu• Wt·t ' k 1·r u l al 1·1n ht'r w i t h M rs Ar1iol<I H i rhar<ls A rt•<' 1 • 1 >t 1 1rn w,, � lwl,1 at 1 111, l;is/ WF1•k after v 1 1, 1 t i rii: w i ! h ri·la 1 1 1 �11wd a � frs l hi•ir llonu• 1 1 1 ( h 1•,1 1•r. l 1 val r-J1air111u n. Wuod �i•iird hornt• t•, r\1 a i 1 1 St fut l 1 v1•s 11\ Flo r ida. - and �Ir, Li•D111trd ll1 1 s� .ittd . \ -l r M r and Mrs ll irnm 1-' isht-r a n d , lowin _i: 1 ht• l'Pr1•1 1 1 ◄ 1 uy, for 1 1 1 1 .' i m . , ,l\1 r�. Arlt na Hcesf', whn has been ,1 r ;ind M r s i 'li risly Ban li•f! l\.i)·111or 11l l•, 1s1•l�!1 •111 ,· i•Hi nwd 1,. l s 1 med iati· forlll l ln . _ ' ror t 1 1 'i'l 1 n ,.: for a n u m 1 n ' , �H' l l ' '. _ H lw r ,·d ' hum(• 1 1 1 l \l l1 ( a11d, u1 l,1 v . � _The hnrl 1• a l 1 i•ndi·d Pornnm· S1 1 1 1 clay morr1 1 1 1 .i,: for a visit i n Stuii i '. , H _r, ol 11111 111 -� sµok 1 . hnefly. H111.h Sdwol Mr BN•gli• ,ndu ·ili•;I hupP , N .I with Mr. a n d .'.\1rs ' frd ,if!t r > pt•11d 1 111-: t lw liolid:i)' Wpi•k l ht• l lt' X l tlll't'1 ing of the SOt ll'ly ' ; t•nd w ' d t h1· 1 r lw 1 1w, l t·; o r k \ V f ' 111 IIM·u it• l l i,.:li 1, h "' ' I '1. "11 < j 1.� ',•m f•' niht•r flllfl fanuly . will ht• pol l urk a1 Lh1• h1111!l' o f Mrs. H1•\· Eu�••Ju Bruw 11 l i •fl \l�•nd·,\ ' •· nloy,•d ',11 I I1 1, 1 ,'" 1' um 1 > U � i\ \ l a l 1 1 M r au ' d Mrs. Be n to n hmn :ii 1wrn 1· 1 1 g lur 1n ' · l ldawa r1• w!wn• lu · ' I� N;111 Haruett . Thi• l'flUJ)l f' a r•• al hom1• t o 1 ht•i r t !' n d!'d the lwlln d i n iwr a t W i kes 1 A l ! ht• rl os 1• u f l he me1• t in� lhe · ,1,1end1_r1J.: l ht ' l _l h t < 1 J •:i � 1 • • r � · S r hu<,I friendN a! 454 W 71h SI . ( ',d ut n - v i lllc 011 S u lnnlay mt•mtwrs _ .J uhn l\; 1 _. t 1 ff were 1 11v 1 h'd to the d 1 11 Mr , 1 11d i\lt� .,r b1111. Mr.\ H I{ l ' ulli•r I e rI " we e k a. �, , , C , l"llh · r., \• I I IP i ng room wht•t't' l hu liosll•ss, Mrs arrn•1 t Su •; l 1 1 rday (•\'i• ri A l,l I'll( I ing t h,· w1•d di 1 1 g :rn1I n•- f<I"' l•' ,y<• l l ;,. . '!ti " . W h ere. Sl ll• W I 1 1 I ll� 1.1 ) 1' a W ' .' ·k ' \'j. �1. I �, 1 tt 1 I 1 0'1' par J-: 1 111 1 1;1 Hlillld, servctl il lll•Sst·r1 <'epl ion w 1 •r1• \I r ar u l Mr.� H "y ti•ad1 i n Cf'tl\ral roth•�f> Sht, t i.l 1 1•11ts ; Mr . ! l · 1 1d M r� t · E Tu ii i t > ki ,os 1 . · . ' • 111r�1• < 11 a l <1 hlt• (•i• n l l'n'd w i l h an • 001 I .lt'Pard aod �on � .lall W .. ,"e(<l"l ,. l<•<I l,•·., t . �o"<ia " , f rom ,1. and ( h r 1 �l opll! r. ,,1T;11 1 �;t· 1 1 w 11 l ol· fall f111wl•n1. t<'.,," ;1 1"11 I J'<<"I . ' 1! mmy, M rs H1·1• � l1· a t1d M r. und 74 d 11 y tr i p 111 Ml'x11·0, l ,;1 [ .111 Ame r-------M r :.i nd '.\. lrs ,1 I I l ,� '"I !· I•' ,Lr · I I ,111, · of M rs. llrow11 . l <':I a n d Snuth Anw r ira · ! 11\umb u� IVt'rl' Wt•t·k i·nd i:tu•,1 .s ol . rs. �·' 'J Trary rP! lirtWd horn,• / li er l at !VI h,•r t•· 1 1 , 1 !ll ' I I W 1 I I . 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Va , fr1d 11y I n alll' nd t tw llutla n d s!'hoo ls for Mrs M uriel Tlw aun'.1111 Tt•wksh11ry r1•1m i on Mr. �m l :\t rs l l ( lnwr Hai!fn rd f!m,•r.1 1 Mrrv 11·1•s 11f Miss Nel lie J<'olt>y, who IN IU, , wa, '> lwltl Surnlay ;1\ 1 ht· hornt• o( . l• t1rt'm 1rn, whoi du•rl al tht• horn (' or -� Pl' lll t h t • \\'l'Pk I'll/I 1 11 ( ·' Ill W( •ll · '\iiss Snslr Smith, student 11 1"'" with \1r. arid •" s, , ,t'Ol'�c \1r •1 ·4'W k s Imry, · �l r s l 'aul H i l'll Mr a11d Mrs. Earl S1• 1•. . · a11,1 "r al Hol1.r r l lospi lal, sp1· n t a wf"ek Sr; a1 ll1 1 ('k1•rf" _L;1kc. Mr <Jtld M r� Willi um llud{o i'l:I 01 1!1• r s of ! lus H1•u who .a 1 1 f'nill"il wilh . hc.r puren ti;, 'Mr. and M rN und l ttmi li• 1111 rtw.�I' a l l l' n d11_1 i.: from M 1ddlrpo rt 1 hl' s"n' i. · " ' WN1· M r� D ltolh l!Ph Theo , 1 Mur,· M C"A i,•,· 1., , . w,•i·t• Smith. ,, r ant •t I II rs . . ,,. (. > . Tt•wk�· 1 u nwd twmt• S;il u r da_v a f! t•r of P1 l'li•11s a li,1 ry . \1r s . an 1 , M rH ( ' hnrlt•x Tur­ Mr. M rs und John .J 1 •ss 1t • M 1 t rl 1 , J,'tt�h M r . ,rnd 11f •r . wi•i•k 's v 1 .� i! w i t h r nt•r of lt;i1"11 1, , 111 1 d M rs Mary Sf'e West 'i·w k 1- I1<♦ r}. [ 'arr ollton wen• w,,,.. k PII• t umhus ;rnJ Clovcl 1· l<1 ! i v i •s· 1 11 ( ' 11 1 �1 " rs It :1,Iwr I 'I 1,1 1· ss aml. of Cht•Nhm • > wk h;!ry, gueHb of t h1•ir p aren ts M r . and . \ � a1 1 d t • l t M r. a )d l l\lrs. Mr and )!rs W i l l i am « ; C u<qwr � M r s , Theo S m 1 1 h and M r and Mrs u rn t suns, 1 111 1 • l h \l(·l•.lh1 1 1 11 y u n d i'1 1 1ld r1•n, l\l· Willi ;un and �l i kl' 1 1 f GUIL D TO MEI T ,I. K t'nMter lln• r ks\'1llr Wt> rt• WPt•k ('IHI '"U;•�1� 1( 11ssl'l] and ( 'al1 1 y Thr < : 111111 n f 1 ; rll.n1 gp isco pal M r. and Mrs (�eor�" Massar a nti u 1 h i s p;1 rc•nt�. \1r and :\1 r, l l o rhur "h wlll 11 1 1'1'1 Th11rs1l11v u t B rnm ily of 4 Jt lwrs al1 rndinl<( lht• :1 ff:11r wert• ( 'olumhus WN1• w1·Phr1 1I l tlt' r i ' ou 1t r and o l l1 1'r r1 •\;il 11·, , � . 1 p . 111 . ut 1 h 1• parish h!lllst" , w i i h Mr.� i:Llt"MIS of h i �. p.ir1·nts :\lr. ;11 1 d \1r�. t•:.lward Tt•wksbarv , Mr. and M rs M r.� . l .1·1 1 ,1 ( :or� l l ll of Akrur1. and so n , T11n1my. of Wellston. M�. M . U. l lnrt 1 n .1.:n, Mrs 1 ; ay 1u•l1 1• ( ' laTl'II('!' Mas.\ nr. M rs. 1•: ,ir! l lill'I of 1! 1-rn .. hbh1 1 ri,: 11n,I Mrs. Wil ford Struble of 1..o Wi11f' 111111 M n, M_;o{ Sa1 1 horri, a� Mrs Orville Wl'll rf'lurnC 'd 10 un<i Mrs MPl\';1 ll;11h- li ff1· 11f i\lharir gan. \Ir ,mtl Mrs. l ' harh•s Towks­ hosli•ss,•M _ Jwr i•mplo v nu•nl u l l he _K_ro�i• t' vlsHr·d Sund: 1 _1' w i l ll 1 h1• 1 r 1 1 11rl1•. I >,: lial') .ind 1'111ldn•r 1 . llet•ky. Nura Sui• __ W S. J l ;1 r1 Hl\d d a u i.:lih·r, ,\1 1�., l•:1 an,l l li1v 1 d, llf'hr,\11. sie. Tlmst' al1Pndu1g f r om C'ul u m lms M r. 111111 l\trs. l l i ll' 1\1 llrm\'tt lt'fl Wl'I',' ;,.1 r. anti M r� . l . curg1• Tcwks­ DOW!f . II. BeM onday for t lw1r t1011w. Alp 1 1 1 11 , lrnr .1· . . Ir., u n d .� Oil, ( : eorgt' I l l, Mr. / .. Criminal e&UN M iC'l1., a fr 1•r spp ncling l lu• l1 ol1da\' ;uul M r.� . l..arry Mt'Will lams 11nd I. C&pltal � II. Opll'OI,, Wl'ck t•nd will! tin p,1ri•nt,, ·11 � 1laughl1•r, I Whhit•, Mr. and Mr:'I. NorwlQ' • lo nnd llrs a. soon Hay W11od)!t';trd 1 ;1•1w lh-mwll and daughlt!r, l'aulu mll1ady •· Meuunil Mr. a n d Mr.� . .JnsPp) 1 \luh 1 t'll and ,11•;111, iiml Mrs. Jessit' M i t t'li . Bertnc, 6. Man'• Mrs. 01·r1h11 l.lt•uvt•r of NPw 1 ' 1 1 m for 011e ntciknaml .. Slnl&a l)('rl1rn1l. W V; 1 ,n1d l\1r a 1 1 d \I r,; . I. Copy owl• Harry Su1hllt•r of llnd.: 1•por· t w,•n · 0111i111l llPltl �,..,.J,ry t, ll'lna denlf Wt'C'k i·nd ,i:ucsts nr '.\1rs William ._ llakti.'r ,1t11l .\1r. ;111d !\Ir�. lli-nlz ../1 Hur.,/,/ (:/ursf' HomP ._-. _ A rami\ y gutht'rl n g was held Wo lft•. J llent �-f'�!t•rdar at tht' home of Mr. and .. 4 ...... � -·- � - .. 13. 0ollo ' 1 • 11t111 Mrs. Harold ( ' has1• whrn a ham­ Rr111//or,/ C/11•• M,,,,,., hurg 1 -r f ry wus t!njoycd in the Tht• r1•gular tn N•l i11� of t lw lh­ )' ilt'd. blp t"luss 11f thr Br;1df 1 1rd Chtm·h •• . .. ., ' .. ....... Pay nf t ' h r i st wus held Frntuy 1'v('1 1 i ng to Those attending tlw ou1 i11g .. Ootialalo It. 11111>·•·I "I 1 1ll' d1 1 1rd1 with 1 1 1 1• opt• n iug w1•rc Mr:--. !bymond l.it'\'in� end pr<1y1•r h1• 1 11i:: givt·n by Mrs l l omPr ('hilllrt•n, Shf'lii., M ike, Judy, Su­ ·· ) a. � f•' orr11 s l . sit' 111111 .hrnit\ West rolumhie, Mr Wayne King, pn•si1t1,n t , 1·otuiui;>l 1111 d Mrs. Jay Jt• n k i m; and son ('d the short hu!li11es.� mt!t•l in� Slt'vt• .rllll Mr. u n d Mrs. (;er11ld wltN1 plnns wrn• disfusst•d (11 r u Anthou y and c-hiklren Barbara rf'fn1shm1:n1 cnnun it1Pt' 1 11 J;;prv1• :it 111111 .lor, William Farley and Mr. thr llH•elin�i,; i nsteud nf I ht• Prt'S('nl 111ul Mrs W illis Anlho n y, local. rle n uf J)(i t lu!'k Others nth•ndirn: t hf' nll'PI i nl! Wore Mr. 11nd \1rs l k r hHt M l ll1•r, ll,•lr,r 11 From A i• ro11 M r. nnd M rs llo 1 1n•r Forn'i-t. Mrs. M1·. ;111 1 1 'Mr�. Blaine Wulbu rn JeRsii• HLIMIWll urnl Mr. anti l\trx, a nd daughlt•r. Ki m bNly, returned King. lo 1hl'ir humr in M iddlepo rt lMI -- ·-w,,dnt'sd ay after visi l i n� in Akrun Wark ()11 Y"'" 811111.· wilh rrlativt"s. Tll('y also traveled The program rom mit11•t• of !hp 111 l't'11ns.\· h·1111ia while on vacatio n. Anrnt1·l1r {:urdt•l1l' rs ( ' luh ml'I '.\1.r. Wulhur n, who is imploy rd at hu,1 Thursduy al 1 ht• hnnlt' o( l h t• 11&11 firt>slone Store rt'lurne d :\-!rs W t•slry Fry, M iddlt•purl , h) to wor k toduy uftrr O we<'k's vacalw�m th,• work on l hl'ir µrui.:ram 1 1 011. )'l'llr honks for tlw coming Yt'ar. La.�I Wr-dnesd11y 1 ht"y v isited at O t he1·� allruding wrrf' M rs. l luwk-'s Nrst i n Wl•st Virgini e end l lu rold Lohi;e, Mrs. Arthur Stniuss su11cl;1y �Ir. nml Mra. Walbur n and Mr�. ''1-" illiem Slait>r, M rs. Eli�nr d11ughh' r , Pt'lt• W a l bur n a n d Mn. H ,•ytmlils aud Mn. Churlt•s Ulukt•s Vt•rnrr Si•e. alito of Middle ort, p I I' I' � 1wnt l lw tliiy al t'amdt•n Pnrk. people WHY OON'T V00 ? J t 1., . OUT AND PLAYGO COMES NIGMT l!E;FORE SCHOOL I I � ������ �e I I Fan ! a s l ic · � Y l• s - hu1 l hest' a n, 1 , n l v · fl·w 1 of lhe wond ers !hat will bt!t'u me t;ll� m o n­ p l ace i n t he e r a o f eled ric l ivi ni,: t hat l it•s ahead. -- By_Hatlo T1-1eN There ' l l he no fussing ·,yi t h he:itin g a n d mulin g y � t n11s Once l h: contr ol is s�1 . you r � hot1 � l' w t l l lw kept i n pm-fett comfo rt , :1uto- I lll:.J tl(':1 J l .v , l h t- n •ar roun d Drivt• ways ,; nd palh� a;·oun d 1 ht• hous e w i l l be hea t ed too , and t he -� now �huV l 11 i l l 'l bt·CUlllt' ii l'U l'JO.� i t y . M oinly Abuut Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-M ,<ldleport. 0 . Sept . 6, 1 960-3 Meigs & Masoa Coming Eventi Ouuloor Bar.� 1#,e/;J Sherri Mayer, wl'lu lia, spe n t the summer mont�s with her grand­ P.•rents, Mr. and Mn. Geo rge Mein­ hart. entertaine d with an outdoor party Friday at the. Meinha rt home in Middleport. The children of 1 he Slt>I, 6 neighborhood were guests. Pomeroy Chapter 1 86 ORS will Sherri'.s p.a.renls, Mr. and Mrs. meet in regular session Tuesday John Mayer and femil,-. of Grove al 7:45 p. m., at the Masonic City a rrived Friday evening lo Temple. spend the holiday weekend in Mid, The Loyal Pa)s Clase of the Mid• d lei:1ert . They were aCClilUpanied dle port Church of Ch ri$t will meJ!t by Mr. Mayer's mother, Mrs, Win• Lhis coming Tuesday .ivenini;: aL nie Mayer, and relurned home yest he home of Mn. Allen Jenkinson. terday. · Sept. 7 Pomeroy Grang e will meet 111 TO MEET THURS DAY t he DAV Hall i n Pomeroy for the Thi.' Philalhe a Soc1ely of 1he purpose ol hol ding the annual i n • sperti o n. All nwmhf'rs are re­ M iddlepor t C hurch o r Christ will meet Thursday eve11in,t a t ! h e quesled to be present. The Ladies Aid of St. Paul ' s h o rn(' of M1'3. Chester Erwin .rt I ,ulheran churC"h will ml"et in the '? .30. ,·hurch so<:ial room Wed n esday at 7:30 p. m., with Mrs. Vir1:il Hamm and Misses Emma and Dora Hamm Givf> A tte,uln11c4! Pins A t trndanc"t• pins wel' t" prese n led .is hostesses. Mrs. Samuel M i chael and Mrs. W illium Frecker will be Sunday morning duri n g the (hurch Sdiuol hour al 1 ht> M idctlcpnrl Firsl in tharge of the prog;ram. Rap tis t l'hureh with To n y Fowler, S•pt-111ber 7 Pomeroy Lodg e No. 1 84 F. & 1.uperin tendent , presenting the A . · M. will hold its stated month­ pins, A t hree month pin was awarded ly ml"eling at 7:30 p. m. S1ipt . 7th, for I.he porp o se nf 1ransar t ­ to Elinc-r Bodimer and a six month i n g any business t ha t may come pin went to Stephen Bratton. Ches· before t he l..odge. All Master tcr Housh, Cheryl Roush, .Jack Sig­ man, Darla Ebersbech, Mark V ro­ M,1son s ar e invite1t to atte n d. Tht• M Pigs cou n ty Wom f' n ' s man, Joyce Roush, Sylvia f\oush Hepuhlican ( ' lub w 1 l1 m.-e t Wed­ nesdilY al 8 p. m. at the H otel Marlin. Hefreshments will he ser­ ved. All Repuhlicu n women and candidates ore invilNI. Court of Ho n or, Boy S!'OUI T r oop 234. Tuppt'rs l'laLns, pol­ h1('k s111>per 6:30 p. rn. program to f()llo w at 8 at Tuppers Plulm Christian ( ' hurch-both dinner and <'Uurt ure open 10 puhl i e. School will be condudN in O:a-,, and lvar,ins ...tons • that •var-yone c.an t•ke advant,.. of thi1 rfllclMd · In-clan tl'&lnlht · pri:tfir-•m here in Galllpall1. Two Colll plete Co,u·ne, lhue Are illll 11nd' C� �•11•v NOT Just One 0t Two- ••1!11-,r tif•-­ The Portsmouth Inlerslale Blllllul!9-�· �lttl· � e&m• Division Rranch �ehool here In Gaftl)tolls.'wlli' of plete aeeelerated Sttretarial and General Commercial courses leading lo position of Stenographer Secretary, Rookke("per, Junior Accountant and Otrice Managfr. I . SECRETARIAL • Shorthand • Typewriting • Business En;lis.h • BookkHpin9 • Spelling e F lllng • Clerical Prac:tice e lntrodutetlon To BuslneH MachlnH e Personality DHalopment SPEEDWRl,TI.NG 4V4,1 LAll.l Here ·.1s How You Benefit s.p1. a 1 • AS AN EMPLOY EE : Don t pass Jt.ie buck- 1 Helen Miller, eounci1or, presid• ed when Theodoru!I' Cou n<'il , lla.ughters of America, met Mon­ day evening at the IOOF h-all. Reportl!i.l ill were De�in B.arnitz in Melgl!I General Hospital Bild flo­ wers were ta be sent her. EIIUl­ beth Young end MNla Gibbs were re-ported home from hospital and flowers were se nt to bot h. The tra­ veling p rize donated by Velsie nou1h w!ls awarded to Lucille e. Hawkins. 2. Futu,.. Promotions 3. Soc:111 Setur-lt-,, 4. New Priencls 5. Bl!TTIR PA 'f in your prellflt lob 3. FREE PLACEMENT Servite•. Any one Ca n En roll Check These Typical Questions And Answers Q. A m I too old? A. NO. Edurators and Psyrho\ogists have proven that ,ment•lly agility increases with maturity. Q. Do I need a high sl'imol d�ploma? and Publ llh�d H a public 1•n,le• Ir, COOJMllllon w,th The Aclvert11ir,I Councol and the N�w1pape, Adver1is!n•EHcutlvu Anocllltion P EAC H ES W. VA. • Si n ce lhis i s an &('('elerated program, registration f!an­ not be stagge red and e vt>ryone is scheduled to start at the s.ime ti m e. Onl y a LIMJ'J'ED NUMBER o( students will he ACCF...P'I'ED to insure INDIVIDUALIZED IN­ STRUCTION. Make you r RESERVAnON NOW by call, ing your local registr'ar. Mn. Rachael Dearing Portsmouth Interstate BuslnffS Collage 222 Third Aff. Galllpoli1, Ohio Pl"" furnish me, withovt obH,-.tlon. full lnformt,tlon about the lxtenslon lu1ines1 Tnlnln1 Ptoaram yo1,1 plan to •- I -·· • 0,111�1,. N A M E . . . . . - . - - - · _ _ _ _ _ _ . . - - · . . _ . - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - -- - - - - - j ·---------ADDRESS . _ . . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ • _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ --------· •' .... WANT ADS I ---- -- -- r.!:.:��:· �:.�'�r�i;1!:� I I I I I I PHONE WY-2-21 57 · I - _____ __ _ _ _ _ I ,I... I•• b'ultt ._,,-.,.,rfg- lfi..' , . 1:r 1 -----·.----- - ( 2 ) Card of Thanks I ;� d'�",�: ( I r' I t:�r�,:�:�":, •[;'; Racme • • p1its w I �:�e':i:'��· �·��:.�: ��: W1'th M1'ddleport Bu sin ess 0 1 Sales -·-------�---...i -... I ----- (20 Legal Not-ice ? , I Formosan Takes Lead Away From Rafer Johnson ----=====-� Call Did Sterriltt KJVER REPORT COLEMAN FURNACE CHASE HARDWARE Lenal Notice A ■other Good Buy - - FROM BAKER'S LI NO LEU M RUGS 9 BAK ER FU RN ITU RE I N MI DDLEPORT, OH IO P EA C H E S Experieoeed RADIATO R 10-For Sal -------- PAfJKING HOIJSE OPEN DAil,l' and SIJNDAl' IJNTII.. B P.M. ( 1 1 l Wanted To Buy 5 For Rent $4.95 $8.95 1 0.95 12 12 15 12 12 -- - Mar - ---ine How To Enroll C ITY - - - - - · - - - - - - · · · - · - STATE · - - - - · - - - - - · P.HONE I Sawmill Clinic I Sch ool s Du rin g S um me r N ot ed To Be Sept-9th At Ch'II• ,ntl. Im p rovem en ts In Middl eport ( 20b ! l n,uronce Legal N,ofices A. NO. Day and Night Classes will be held. Or CLIP c,nd MAH. this COUPON. TODAY GOOD, SAFE ROAD - ¼ MILE FROM CENTER OF TOWN Open Ei,erv Dag & ElletthJfl• ......... ,Q. Will t he training interfere with any job? Your Tuition Can Be liinc,ncecl, Coll M RS. RACHA£L DEARIN(i. 222 TH I RD AVENUE GALLI POLIS, OHIO PHON E GL 6- 1 833 RUTTENC UTTER Fol l ow Signs To Packing House A. NO. Any person with a good public school back-ground can learn nnd profit f rom Business Training. Q. h t he training open -to men end women? A. Yes. VOTE ! RPnt I " l{0( ) \! 1 1 0 1 ' ", F .\ r H:! ( ond 1 1 r ( '( )\1~1-'ILTi L"ojSl'HA -..n; -pflo Mar r lli!t' l lcl" n si:i wer; IHUf'<I on 1,-n,o n Life, Aute, Y1 re. Poho Stn-1·1 t , JrJ�'•· h J "·u11·nl ! ' h ,, 1,. '" Prnbot, tuuct 10 '""' !1 h 1 ! , C a l l IJoa }1. 1 1 1&, M iddleport, \.\ 't' :.! 21;1:1 ' lb•4 Jamt•s ltoyd, 25, c · ,mtrect•lr , ci,I F• I \ K r 0111 bou,�<ku_t l an 1 t T�w n - 1 HA1tN!fs-srn rsoN l!',};l ' RANn: students with loday sehools lt.'porl idd M in ned 1w 0 Classe.., �nd A11 ne1te Joh11S011. :!'J. umbui. �. ship ull W't 2 h;wti 8 H + JOl p ) lC�e \ ,: t• n h . � 1 1 d dl1·purl F1rt A u t 1 1 lJl • Jllg rn t n,d u ced to a number ol 1 mpruvemenb throughout IIUI opt> ralor. dai.aghtN of M r ,i nd FOR CONSLSTl(:N T DEP E N DA Bl,F. llE!\U LTII 111o!Jd1• l�11 r1ib l'li , ,r11• \I, Y2 ! ht • :-._� -.! t• 1 r 1 . po rlwula r l y 1n t h t• high school .\t rs t.1•orge Jol1 n�on. Pom1•ro\ I RATES :,mcu A ·n t t Joe th- Whnr1 t, r 20, nwd1Jn 1c . Thi� l 1mf' 11f n•ar is "back In , ( l S t 1 p1.•r1 11!t•f1d t· n 1 Llf S< h LHJ I- U" e mad t· 1 11 k1•t'Jl 1 ht> �.amt' pn('t'li of · rentA. 60 . ho◄ ,l da)'S h•r the small fry and , ( 'ar1>4• n1cr, and L) 11 11 /\11n W li 1 1 E �:�� =�� :��::1?s��; ���1•nf� 1� : 4 cenL, per ward, ()ne mserth, n Mi nimum char11:e - \l<· t · um.as out l 1ned tht'lft' i m prove• la,1 year, t -.·enly f tvt' cent, fur n man} �awm1ll uj.lt'r&ton- of South 1 1 1 1 .:1011, 1 7 . d,1 u :.: h 1 ,•r of \Ir and 2 1 1 Rea f th1r and five J 1 -2 t fc l 1-'hune WY2 J272. ti <."t'11Li. per wurd for three 1.'0 fll!eCl.lllvt, lDlertiona. Esta te erade11 one through me,1111 <lur111j Lht' 11,ummer re<=eu t'rt Spt't·•�l - one modh for 30 l:tiOI J li('r word. -n OhH, will follow 1u11. for a M rs Honilld W h 1 1 t 1 11/,;!l11n. t · arp.-11 grades per u 1he for renll 1)' h1aih the far fit: A room uatt' p p - -- - -- ..--\1 1 1 1 11- H '\. 7 lt< 1r 1 'rl 1 ! 0.\I E �:-.;. t advrr 1Sini y Fuli r�te of -l- c-cnts per wur-d will be charged for Tht' cooks ere El h1•l Lower and da> a t. a Hwm i l l clinic lo be ht'l1! t er S<'hool library. New ru r nuure for N IC EL Y !-'I I H N ! ..; 1 1 tT) 2 B E D l lu�,-d µur, ht·, I 1:1( rt' i.;rou nJ o n . ponsonng t hr ,r not Dlild w1Lhm lU ct..tys aner rece, vlllg: bill. t he IJbrary mdu d mg a chargm�- �or.i Rice I or t h r M Id dlep<.trt Elf' 1 flt'�r , Iu I I 11·u1 ht' S room up�t.rtrs apartmnil 1-' h P o · t·,,•" Ed w'r<I I : r1r·1l11 l l ,• 1 ""' hl • t•t,,,,,,, \\ '' " 2· uut df.'sk, referent·e de11k. and a mentary School and fa)· t Walla('t' c I 11ur 1s the Ohw D 1 vuuon of For "" o"' I l l · 1 9 · ""'.. " Erl\oo , i.a AC1vertis1 11g - Should l>e r�p(':1f'd :.mrnl'diately. Tbe W Y2 3874 · 8 1 tk a 1 ·ine. JOH5 8 3 1 Olp <I nd M ary Ju li n wy_ � S i !wrvlcf' tht' Forl"sl iucor­ S l' one um, more llt'WSJ)l'l)N file h.1111 been made b)' and Edna Evans for ! he high rslry. Oii.i.l-! 1'itL�uel ,-w not be respoWiJbl.e for ll'r r ,l \I r 1 daui:,h • . 11 stu<ll on. 7 1 ' s r F0H ltENT-Tbrt'e of f i ce MOIWI FO H SA Li<: } ' IVt.: HOO�! HOUSE llarold Hubbard. Mr. John Redov- school teet . 'IJW!ftlon.. I l" entral Stales Resear t·h C enter o l . H an nt •, n h ug lr un � mll! Ju c e : s :'w J r est over Stiffler Sh u f' S tor e on I llalld of Thanlu end Special Notkt18 of Evt!rDLI SUIO, Obiluariel The complete lis t of teaeher1 J S Columbus. ilnd the tJ S. Fo w i l h lJJ t h. t1 h·t1 lo,·;dw n Melvin uin will bf, the new l lbr.erian. Ht 11 2 outc Qf l'l �.- r v 1 (·t.> Produ cts Labor.i tory publi.s.hed at l cnt per word. Co u rt S1 . . 111 Pomt•rO } , second l l uud, 1 1 1 l n: u s t St , l'umeroy. a 1 1)6(1 graduale o f Ohio Univer- as follow s, : I �h d 1so n , W 1s('onsm I 140. Scarbe3:·y, l_fred . A • DAVS '.-'/ OH.US J DAY 3 DAYS floor One lari;e 1 8 "- 22 fl, room School�ii_h rel8ed exp superinendent The sity David !',"al)per, J r . 2 1 . t rwk dm· (Q) 1 301P 1� _ __ _ _ _ �--- his appreciation for lhe excellent Prmc1pa l : F..arl Kmgh t , Orin Sm!th, 80c 90c $ 1 .35 $4 .1'0 wilh adjoilli n g ! 2 x 1 2 11 room Cincin n a l i . a n d l.1•11 a ll ) �ell . t-r, 1 Th ,. 111 f orma I ty pe Or program, . Wal l . $1.8(] 11(1 IIOe $1.20 O n e L O x 18 fron: ro om . A l l 8 IW0\1S, W ITH BATH Two story ma n ner in wh1eh Miu Sus.an Pan. Nan Moore · Emily Sprague . Maid 16 . 00 lrr nf '1 r ar1rl �1 1� daugh 8. 1 f , I "IU"I ' ) f ir · .. , "P · ted w ·i t I i nt w fl oor 25 '?5e Ill' "'' I y pa111 humt' nf'ar sd1onl. Takf' o\·er supervised t he l ibrary for man)·, red Bail ey. Rulh Euler, l)orothy with pt,·"ty v " PO ' " $1 .60 $.2.20 '7.IIO 1 111 am ll f( I 4·r H yse · P John 1lwmpt0n, Nolan I quPs,twm and a n swe rs. will be h ld coverings. Phooe WY 2-2080. $46 AA 1w r month payme n ts afler ma n y years To her. one of the Lacey, Ada received by 10 A.M. will be ln that day ·1 ,-per, n I· rlday. Sr pt ember 9_. at _lhe Ar o duwn p,,ym ,•nl Plwnc WY 2-5324 . most important perts of a lHgh Swaclr.hamer, Eugene Sears, John 8 2-tfc RECORD H OP ANNOUN CED m l ervt' Cc nt n whu::h is lot ·al-· -- ------8 23 30 t c se hool is thr l ibrary. Since M:hool Redov 1an F'Tank F..M-hleman Cha r P }d tt>Smil W dance p a r t y wil l he lwld al A t> f'S t o�_ Chilhcul ht>. c� n ; :1 ,Uy, M iu l'ark leM Hark.�r. Nanc:)" O unba� . Mir cloied Jas1 ,. o meroy l l i f.\h SC ' hnol A ud1 P the 4 ROO M , BATII AND l lT I LITY ; Small Sawmill I l S. Rou tP 50 ha!'i care fully 11111pected ever)· book iam Mill e r and Daisy Blakeslee n ight , �•-pl tMIU ,,.� .. m Satur(ta �· . Nrwl_1· pain I rs i ment upsta apart ing the rations open O be will " JM: I I.} J t-or �ale ( i J Not ices e men t ary - Leo Kennned )' . El books were in the library. Some . m p. :30 7 al h 0t 1 2 WY t n Call ra l l'. n r ed 1'r111ult' ' 9 repaired . othen were &iven new princi p le of the Cen tral building to p ic from 30 to 1 1 ·_30 a m The , A s part o f t hr f'vc n ing ' s 3r1 11·1 g 2 :1 1 ,· 1 9997. ';l!RMITI AND PEST CONTROL PIANO AND ORGAN SAL E ft � rnoon prog r am will _start wit� � c of cards, while ot her11 were checked and Mild red Hawley, prin ipal ·-- --entert ainm e n t v. 111 be fur by P•in. Fr .. Initptetlon. I nsur. 1 - w u r I I tl t'<l Bl o n d oa k spme t l)l· •"• - , m e"'-• .,,.., y School ,· M i ll Al l gn m f- nt a nd Matnte n an re 1 1 es. D 1-FOU ll BEA U rY S H O P-Fully e 1 1 1ppcd . 2 I for ... N A vr r-" "" t cl,•, "' 1· 1,·,,11· ... v" and pro• < he M 1"ddl< Port El OUSE I I GL"' s1N bv recordin g stars from ed by N•ti•nwlde. Phone il, ano with bench - used ai. drm- 1 • r, n1shed lo 2·30 p m from . and cl_ o sl/l� , r d n pa a . . . run r tmenl ' f , l a 2 c . E. Young, Grace Hawley, Mar• . � [4 room a 1> a : t rnc 11t . Very w per entry into accession record. \ n �Hitt• . W . Va. Huntingtttn n t t F Saw e ll pro o n s t r a lor at A thens Co. F a i r. am the tnd A. S•rvi� •st.tlon WY2• w i ,? i ! g .,� -Thret" new electrit· M-wing v 1 n H ufford. l'rarl Reynolds, Max � r q o� <; I . L>: a r ;ig i•. rn r n c r 10: a• Good loeal1o n . Phon e WY _2· and d re de Mainte m ons n an 2366. 4-iUfc Only $595_00 _ be spo n sored r will affai e fi n The 1 1011 52500 0U dowr,_ balan <' I - 3 1 -61 1.: ma r hines fur t he Imm !.' e <'on o mks ine Philso n . Bnn1re Carpente r , f.'f' l •� I -W urli tzt'r Spine l te Organ, WIii- 321:17. - - -- - 8 r a tative of a saw m anuby .Bo ostf'rs resen Band Pomeroy p � he t hy ani•f'C. mt 1 f loss e Alle worth, l.1bo ra1o r y The lates1 modt'IS or Helen �faag. 24 l l lt FILM DEVELOPING o n all fa('\ur1 n g com p • ">' • fro m 2 · 45 to with the Jays as M lffs. nut finis h, Regular price 1 1 4 1 5 _ , --- - · FARM--W(•S1 nf R11tland. 93 acrc-s · S n erma . h . G rt'nt'v1eve Rupe. or t · r1gere re d r gas n a r an gas ge� Sara · µopu l ar sizes-y1· 1 m bY g a. m . · TWO C.ARAGES F'OH HENT- M ulNow $1295.00. {i room h u 1 1sC', ham '16x:m) ron- h avr l>el'n I> I aced in · · t h e H ome Er- Elizabet h p 1ckens amI po II Y y oung• 3 · 45 p· m · a I g a. m.- 1 - LO W t'f Y Orgon (recently re posout nci:. I morning bi•rry Avrnw.· . Inq uir e 378 S l'(' f-r! •ti• floor. gran;ir \', o l h l' r build- u no rn it·� k11rhen . SETS RECOR D worth. FASTEST SERVlCF. on Color �r. H Hallock. Sawmill Sp �('ia\. . nf waler trurlor "' . , 2,75 o nd St . or ca I I WY __ sessed J M a h ogany r·mis I1 l 1' k e UPI - World rr> cord­ in"� l'lf'nl 1 ROME Sharon re a employees departmen Other commerc1al lhe t · In . 1s t O t e od U S. Foresi Pr uo::ts h r · u n d mov ie f i l m . GROVE R ' S P I 61 9 · rww. w 1· 1 1 seII f or ba I ance. 1 erms _ ln "11 r l a !ld p:i�turc On gM(i gra"el an l'xtra l' uurst' h.is been a<lded to Cleland, �cret;iry for t he high holder Heth Elliott ran away frnm L.ihorato ry, who has had a wid e STUDIO, Pomeroy, Ohio, or cash. . . t-"000 on r n :irl Onl .i· ""' he field lo win Lhe Olymp ic 1 .500t · ' Har are dians o ust . . C more office. gin· commercial students sctLool range o f ex perienc e . is t he pr1nci9 1 6tc 1 - u sed " p iI t n ur h ... . er e cc ron1c ' I .. _ _ championship by 20 ya rds AHTM I•'.NT. T1l R E F: FARM H'? arrr�. r"l l i n f! land on A l t lm <" fur stenography work w i t h o f- D i d T. H ubbard, Wilk i e Holma n , pal speaker. A graduate of -___________:_ 1 MODER N the meter M a hog�ny f um; h wit,h anu. room s and hu l h . l 56 :M u l herr]' I H o u t!' :tL !I room hnusc w i t h firt · ma c h i n es ; such as, elect r ic Joe Shavo n nsky a nd J oh n Taylor. Universi ty of �innesola, Mr. Hal- today 011 the heels of a world re,· · hl'nch. On ly $350.00._ Wendell s (OJ ti, :.! 1 1' . h;it h. gura�t•, 2 harns. crib. l)thord of :44.9 Sl'!Conds in t hf' 400chers Ave. h a t1a M , . of II ' ' """";"'' rnet.er Lrailed by Yankee O l 1.� D.i " . " w, . "'""'' i::: ·�1: :�c'.'t,::�;,, ":';;:!,::'::, :�':i w,� ,\s:," "" · m '�; ::� WE WISH TO THANK EACH A N D 1 7 1 H e I p an ted v is, in the new world reN1rd ume water S J S. OOO no. fl'('l'll' l llg ;rnd traimribrng did.i---- - -ani.as, 1 942 to 1 945; owned his own (!',(•ryone for the beau t iful t·ards ·-, an or 3:35,6, breaki ng by fou r-1 1•nt hs ALBERT M COX, Salesm ·---- , -- -,·------, , 1 1 0 n from n1pe-recnrded machines. . -_ sawmill <'Ompany in Southern Wisflowers, and kmdn ess. e5pec1.illy [lox l'l'!.Y A ( A. EH )\ HES I ' W , 3830 a se('nnd his own two-yea r -old �!I WY of PHONE 2 BOX 229 IV St•vera l stud, n t s enrolled fo r Spa n � s cansin from 1945 to 1957; Qwned to the nurses , staff, a nd Dr Ray O ffEH. S WJU.. BE RECE ED AT ' !);i i \ y S1•nt 11wl. o Tht 8-W, 6 t. n ational standar d. ,6 inter WY 2-2220 er Fultz, and of Webst e he Offic ish whif'h will be off e red fo r the L t r mond Boice or t he Meigs Gener 3\l 6 9 ' y, Ohio omcro l At torncy� , rom eroy, Ohio , v. � t u :f1ni°rr:; 1es: t� �:5'!!�n�r:;:n� al Hosp 1t11!, for their curnru rt i i-: IN- ruF.SffiJIB fi rst t 1 1 n e. THANKS TO ALL e, even O C, o ck A . M ., on F rJua _v , . -- -- - �- -- -- - · - I Pol1 SAU :- 110\ -Sl'll' I\Cf' l'q u;pw.lc'n\ has been 1 95,8 to 1959 as a sawmill consnlla n d raring for our wife and mornttms a n d larf':1' h a l h . Stoker 7 Sterre�t . barlwru l' ('hai r­ Dick I e h r 960 6 l r be hbnra, s ptem ence 1 sC" t the for • secured " " ,r,�, , ( 1 9 ) , a n t to the government of lra!l. t her, Ne\oa Grim m , dt1 ri11g her furnat'l', bu i l t in c·abi n Pt.� . go od , , t he r..1t eigs Countr Jay1·ees. f o n a m ' 4.'� ale owned b Y car n · ....., · Jo i nmg the f'oresl Produeli Lab· illness and operatio n a t t h e hosw;ikr, larg1 lilt. Phone F.M7-7548 lor i es 1 nl'lud\ n a ll { at hodt' Hay Ase who hrlped tu f m page one ) ro d everyon ks n mie tha • <Conh d cl t I ., 838 a e t , o s Q t' ra, t d DO ns t e, P r U n 't' i I es 1.:illnscupr, short -wave demo e ora tory In 1959, Mr. 1-Jallock has pita!. Also to Henry Ewin� for � � stl' t ; � 8 30 ate on, e o n 1 1w Pom­ Wellst n i barbecu rt, the ddlepo i make M ree , omeroy, Oh 10, .b('. -- - - ----- liun appara t us, and some ad<l 1 tion- pl:iy a t worked Ott develo p ment ,,r new his ambu l.i n ce serv ic e. You will . a r n �t> surcess '\lomlay walka t 10, lo ( fanned parking se. I l l eroy H l OH B S Syracu al TIIHEE and s tr dwellmg ame T .Y U <"K ll ,D N ; !'i HO I I M J I O \ I SE J UST P A I NTED al ml<'ro"-<"Opcs. mg a O - t� ry always he rt'ml'mberrtl. r sawm i l l equipm ent. so m t ._., whirh when over 300 dinners werr serv, masle a 1 i in 1 i Slun· nttbody t h ogur Shor r. V n o Pd formerly , h 1 u b and rooms \'e 1 f high th w the housr f o newly rooms Sevrral i 11 s i d t · and uu1. Floors i Mr . Fra nk 1-; rimm and fa- u; now be ing manu[ac,tured. cd Ponwro� · Ohio ! la,:. 1 Sl'\'(•n ro"m a11d a f'inder bloi::k garagt>. s a nd,•tl and Brn111.e I.ow buil t • sc·hnol huildmg h .-i ve b1•e n re-deco· ful perfor mance. al t hough he daughter M i n n ie he which • l in l h r loor. right fo t hird l 0 ( d his vor apartm I r 1 P O h erson. � interested in sawAll u r rn (' ' P c cu rn 1 l pprova Cot1rt to ) ght p ' t( 9) 6, l l p A ll o f fers su >jec t < , ihi n t s. new ha1 h rl m. Com- a \ l' l this su m r in modern glass m ill opera t ion are -.:ordially invil• NAMES OMITTED room uparlmen l on second floor ------- _ ___ _ al. pl<•\,. hasrm••nL l'h. W Y 2-2038. ( · ulurs The gym floor hai; be(' n re- had su£fered a cul from a off I of two girls who �· l fall l n i Prt'Si•n a names nmcys The Saturday Oodor's . nly lso A ed to atlend t A n yone dP�iring to ser propert)· , 9 2 3k ri n ishrd A n Pw roof was laid on o 1 8 ) Auto t ta meetin g of ( Marie n• o l the s largl' t f' ended a n t n and , lease bicycle. under Stdfy, C. Rhodell hone or t ( \ ntral buildinJ;!. contac p ' week wne · walked last SE ers , n se\•e t s a l O ill Daught A 7 ed ' e � flunr. H n ! !Tl! Jobes ' nn '\fu , , Bostic 1- 0li :-; LE: H O.\IJ I I O l l W room on rnai Pomero y. O hio. Phone n umber St > • • ra ·a hers started work GNd CIHII UMd Cara Who Goes, You, Me, They . aulomitled r n ezrr St . 1::lw 19 anothe 1 $350tl.OO. lP i r h tionally 1 W in b,1 hi1lder. uninten obody, hight·st n Ii) sell hit one, or SteHy, C. llhudell WY 2-2219. early , Alfn•d Sca r berry. t he new All Mok" Beth Toney and Thur­ 9 2 Gi p hi�h S('hool pri n cipal, has bePn standin g pcr r ormanc e. l 'o m1•roy. Mary Box. O. were I' Hogut', S. William to Or Somebody Else? Ad m inistrator. METROPOI.ITAN Mal'ORI ( 9) 2, 3, 6, 9. 10, 1 2, 6tc Tourney manage r Bob Louks 1343, Mt•l hourut', rli;r i d g LEOPOLDVILLE. The Congo ma Vaughan. 6GCM06 latt Mtlll It. \ 6 6t c :J BF:DIW OM H0'1E IN ExcEI .· r,impkl lng pla n s fo r Lhe openin 1 sufand umpire ' late as served p � ,__.... Ohle t .E!\T condi1 ion. ModPrn kitrhen of sd1oul a n d tht• fi rst game which fered , hard shoulder bruise from UPI - Premier Patrice Lumumba s R E P. ARENDS CONVAL ESCES g HEAD OF' PURE BRED STEERS I l · \ t 1 t •• 9 e er w b government formally tried to fire em Id h on �p 1 1 '· · r wi 1.,1e w i t h 1-'orm tvn t'(l\lllter lop. slain' hard high end I O IJr>ifers. Emmett G . W ill, s M ELVIN. ill. U PI-llouse Rt· !'rice Larr,• or one President Jose ph Kasavubu today , , ,, b,,m.., . SI('('1 sin k . r 1 ·ISh w11s h' er allrl Belpr' 1954 BUICK 4 dr. Cenlury, dyna­ bi'9 1 6tp which Whi p Lesl i e Are n ds Pom· eroy, Ohio. I B us1· ness 5erv1· ces 11:'SS 1::ame ublican . first the in ones p lerran Esch . 1 anc! warned the United Nations / 1 1 1 1 1 Thomp son anti ,!i �posnl. Sturm window :-. and auflow radio anti heater. $395.00. his a1 his Illinois home with urk lesced t a s conv gan at 1 2 :30, but and other countries not to help tomatir heal 6 1 ? l li,!!.h st ., M id- man realize t hl'Y have ltUle t i me A.PA.lfi'MENTS - i••urntshed and Bluettnar' s, Pomeroy.. 8 3 1 6te alight injuries re­ from loday ies. t du r him . l o ;;el tht• fnothall 1eam ready fo THOROUGHBRED t:OLLIE PUPS, • unfun,ished . MeMas ten, Middle flli>port . Ph. WY 2-3 1 4 1 . r collision ne.ar the to two-ca a in trophies celveil d presente Louks fa re. 8 30 6tp i:amc Bel with Phonl' SU 2-4793. p A ro m m unique issued after an � 2 3 t p t h e opening WY 2-2082. 2 3 tr ?hrinp port. to , Monon, Ind. AH-Stars rt Middlepo 1956 CHEVROU:T 4 dr. sed;rn, --1 er unly four duys of s(· hool. C har- individa l all-night ml"e t ing was tumumba ' s powe rglide, radio and heater. A SAW '.\t 1 U:. N f:El)S SOME l{F:­ H arkPr has moved an,i wlll he M a n agn C all and to his assistant answer to Kasavubu ' s radio speech ks l'AIR and M & M power uniL .J. BULLllOZF .H FOIi H IRE. Ponds, sharp automobil e wor t h much n·ady t o g 1 v,p !us assista n ce. Mr. Owen Bratlon. M iddleport has Sun<lay n i!l'ht firing t he p remi er. 9 3 3tp landscapin� . W. Cheadle, Dexter. and baseme n t more. $1095.00. Blaettna r's, Pom­ Sf'ars. t lw nl'W ha n d direc t or, is wo n the tourney t'ach year so far. Hut wh o w i l l go and who will slay Case No, 1 3-065 Chestu, Yukon5-3255. Phone 8 3 1 Btc Ea r lier, league officials p re­ s t ill is un<'cr tain. eroy. f;ic•i·d w i t h t he problem of several C I I A H I .F.S IWBf.RT N F. A L, GLASS LAMINATE D BOW, 24 Ar8-24-30tp ed t he Pony champion ship sent quite lire who lll members t band , 'W Slrt"e l Thirr. h 6:l2 Soi.1t rows. 281 M u lherry Ave. or rail 1 955 DODGE Custom Roylll Lant.:cr, roph l sessions y rourtesy of the Sport s small. St•veral long work '.\t 1 ddl,•porl , Ohio, MIXED TODAY 9 3 3\c WY 2-3 181. 4 dr. se<lan. Power fhte, radio la the Racine team. Center get to t attem o t ll£'ld R, lwl'n REFRIGE haw p l'l;1intiff ONU1G, EIONDffl I AIR NEW YORK UPI-Stocks were and heater. $795.00. Blaettna r's, W in nen i n games for children narrowly mixed in a moderately Llwm lo mard1 together, p la>' an service Jack's Refrhi:era• atlon \' S . I N. . fom�r�,- -. . ., , �c Tij R,J:E , M�IF'ER;ii, z HOLSTEI i m t ru nwnt while they march, and and fans held in the morning active ope n i n g tod.ay. tion. New Haven. Phone TU2- J(TNE l\' F,AL. · Y:· 3 year8 o ld, will GUERNSE were: ' 111pktf' u form;.ition al t he s.ime 6-23-tf t"0 r. ·sed an. - N'tee ,-Y 3llll7. L 2 d-· 5!i8 Marllll' H o ad, 1950 PEfreshen 1his w i nter. Would like __ Wheelbarrow, R-12: M ike Jenlirnr. ania, Pt•1msylv burg, � if'. · cqm pped ttne owner car. U p to 1•(·11a11 M 1 ICTIONEEa I o t ra d e 1or m are pomes. 8 i· 11 A an1I S. Cundiff: 1 2-15, J . Auxilillry To Meet ns i k Wednesday Open C,feterlas DcfPncla n l SO miles per gallon. $ 1495.00. M inersville It D . 1 , o n Grueser, The Lad i es Auxiliary of the Mid­ Compt.-,•• ii,srvicc and W. Cundi f f. Bass n opP. be not will rafelerias The resi­ of lare p who�(' 8 3 1 6tc Ju1w Nra l , Dl�etlnar's, Pomeroy. (9) :i, 3lp Horse Cave Road. 21 d leport Firemen will have their Critt Bredfont Cundiff; S. 8-12: S.arkrace, dt'llre is 568 Marhl t• Hu11rd. Me(·h­ o n ' 1'u1•sday. hut l hl'Y w111 be open mo n thly mf'eting at the ri re house lft-,fte, Phone or Co"tect W. Cu n dif f . 15, i be will tt>mpt · t Au . Wcdnesd;1y 011 a n icsh11rg, P t•n nsy\va n ia, w i ll l;ike PUBLIC SALE DODGE SEDAN JN EXC ELLENT Tuesday a1 7:30 p. m . Hostesses for A. C. BRAOr:ORt1, Rael"•• Ohio. nnl i(·r t!rnl oil A ll!!,USI 1 _9 . 1 9ii0: �h(' M. P. 1 960, 1 10, y, Sept. Salurda <'ar. Tom work condi t ion. (:oad lht' meeting will be Mrs. 0. E. '\ll'­ I his p!'t l l hl n u n rlrrs 1 g1wd filt•tl 9 2 Jtp 1 1 am leaving the sta te, ther!'for e, Wells, Harriso nv i lle. Kinley and Mrs. Jaek Bechtel. of Com­ FURNACES, WISTING a 1-: ;1 i n st l 1 1•r i11 l ln• Court a1 lhe MUELLER will sell at my residence -------,- . , Arnold' Br . . appliancH. ow kas, igs C 'ou n ty, Ohin, or HOUSE , iri ,1, Shar on n l' se 11 FORD. Tll[RE'S A p Three-legged r-ace, 8-12, S. Cun• rear of Shumway ( ;recnhou FOR SALE: 1953 , d iH and M. Jenkins; 12-15, W. will trade tor pick-up. Phone SLB.te Route 124 tn Syracuse, 0., . . then, S,oracuM, Ohio, Phone pra yi n � for rli vnrce ;ind oUw r re 1 '-1 1-tf lief. m1 l lw grotrnds of gross nrgWY2-6:114. WY 2-3702, Calvin Simpson. Cundiff and J. Bass. the following personal pr operty. 9 3 6tc 2 bedroom suites, anlM:fue chest of of · d u t y atHI f'Xlt'f'lll(' cruf"lty. ll'f'I Sandpile jack p ot, 5-8, John ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet M e ­ Sa i ,l c;nl�f' will h<' fo r hrari n g on - Ta nnehi ll. n l gomery: 16 2 u pper, drewel's, antique lamp tabl es, '.\fo Gauges: - --- - --- r v w,�rk repair tal work and a nd aftn t tw l sl da�• of Ocl ttbn, Girls, sackrace, 8-12, S. Wine­ end tables, 2 overstuffed chairs, 9-0 lowe r, .8 ft . ope n : Gallipoli s · any kind, Phone W Y 2-230 1 . 1 9fi0. che11t, cedar suite, oom r 9.5 lowt'r, 3 fl. ope n ; brenner; 12-15 N, Parker; three­ living upp('r, 8.6 1 8-ll-30lp. To Flt Your Needs ('J l A R l .ES RORF.RT NEAL CAS, FUEL OIL and coal fur. antique hall tree, glider, dishes, ROME UPI - C. K. Vang of Lock 23: 1 5.3 upper, 9.8 lower, le1:ge<l ract T. Winebrenner and ti££ n i Pia Hot­ nuces. Call tor tree estimates. chairs, kitchen table and Formosa opened a 1 28- point lead dosl"d o H. All mo v eabl e dams are S. Winebrenner both 8- 1 2 and We Service All Makes WF.RSTEl1 a n d FULTZ Foremen & Abbott Middleport. point ironer (portable), Shaw aver Hafor Johnson of Kingsl1urg, up 1 3 t hru 23 and closed o£f. All 12-15 age races. iff 6-1 0-tfc A t t orneys for Pl.1int garden t ractor, Seth Thomas Women's soft ball throw, KBtie Calif. . in t he Olympic decelhlon Kanawh a Ri\·er dams 011 sill. wagon gong (I\) �0: <91 6 , 1 3 . 20. 'l7 : ( 1 0) 4 , 6t r etimpet i l ion today with 14.R see<'­ Ohio River Boah; Down: Lock 1 2 Crow. delivery tent, clock, f)ON'T PUM P your sluggisb sep­ bel l , lwin beds, chiUorobe, mag­ Mark Evans, M inersville, was nnd elm·kin� in t he l lO ml.'ter hur­ Brookly n 7:30 am, 0-3; Lock 13; Phone WY 2.2511 tic tank. Gel K lean-Em-All Sep• m ps, desk, throw Lock la 0-10: racks, am, awarded azine 6:30 $SO by lourney manager Downey, ' Peggy ct lt's wh i ch opened the final day s Locub 1.ic Tank Cleaner. Guaranteed. St. Mkldleport rugs, typewr;ter, porch chairs, 1 5 : I . F'. tTeiher �er, 5 . 1 5 am . 0· 12; Bob Louks. ('VCll1S, ENT POINTM A OF Landmark Store. Pomeroy. NOTICE P ) iee cream f reeier ( 6 qts. , Hot• ty or l l u n t i nglon, 5:45 am, 8-0; i C &-l-30tc Estate of Elm-e E. Dye, Oe<eHed Joh n son could do no be tter than Lock 15: Cincin nati 6:15 am. 14-4; point range, cabine l sink, 2 lawn . BefOl'P 9:30 A.:!( No. 1 8,403 Case 1 5.3 seco1 1 ds in the hurdles and mowers, 2 6:70 x 1 5 tires, slee p­ 7 am, 1 1 -0; Lock 18: Rea v er lllddloport Y<IY-2•2649 N ol i e (' is hert'h�· givl' n t h a t lost the lead to the 27-year-old OVEC, USED GA.ROEN tTectors ,na mow• Jng hag, cow bell, m iscella neous 1 -0: Lock 23; A. V . Chris, am, 8:45 PolllH'OJ WY-2-3195 Thomas F . Dyr whose Pos1 Offif't' Yang af!er six e\'enls. The li the ers. Rotary mower blade.s shar· ttems. p. m. 0-1 ; Orlean ean, 50 : 2 1 Jr., KAUTZ fllD STaddrpss is R. F. D, 1 , Reeclsv ille, Ch i nese athlele received 923 oints pened. Custom mowinlf and Mrs. Fred Shumw ay, owner 7-0 1 p 1 : 10 pm, Al C...,_ O hio, has b<"(' tl £11 1 \y appoinlt•d Ex for his performance in t he hur­ plowing. Ttrm s: Cash Yul:on S-214S Upbound: Galiip olis: John J. Elma E. nf Esta1e hf' 1 nf r N·uto GRAV!LY TRACTOR rllr$; ,J ohnso n eurned 740 Not responsible for aecidents 9:50 pm. 0-4; Frank lin NA0,111.L IIIVICI STATION Rowe l)y('. di •n·as,,d, latr of Mei�s Coun­ Sales end Service 512 E. Main St. Sale conducted by BRADFORD was consistent with lhe i r Pi erre, 7 : 30 pm, no tow reported; This 14fore 9:00 A.M. ty. Ohio . WY 2-2975. Racine. OhioFomeroy, Phone Auctio n Co., Alban,o USS Co llon Queen. 7 : 15 am, J l-0; Lock Daled ttL i s 22nd day of August, perfor nw nces t hus far in the t·on­ CriH neer: Auctio '?-21-tfc . ' s 23: The Nation al 2 : 50 pm, 4-0; At­ 9-3821 WI tcs t to determine the "world Ivery Day Senk< 1 960. Bradf ord. Sale mana ger: A. C. gru test athlete," Yang h11d an las, 3:30 p m, 0-6; Charles R. Ste­ X F. H. O ' RRIEN, FOR QUICK SALE, 571', ACRES 6tc 3, (9l Bradford. NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY Judit: f' of t he rroha1r Court edge in Uw speed tes ts; the Amer­ phens on, 4 pm , 6- 1 4; Bayou ½°r• near Top pers Plains, Ohio, with X Johns•Manvi'.iP roo( Bhingks, ica n was superior in the t esls of raine , 5:10 pm, 2-0; Chand elier, Mril!s C' nuntr. Ohio coal. Will sell with m i neral G REEN BEANS . $1.00 hu. PICK 9:35 k itchen cabinets built to order, Jr., Chris strength. . V A. 5:35 p m , 4-0; (8) :JO ; (9J fl, 1 3, .3tc rights or without. Mollie McX them yourse\ £ . Charles Hil1o n , aluminum windows and doors , The discus, pole vault, javel i n p m, 0-0; Ellen Z. 1 0:45 pm , 0-8; 9 6 6tc Greth, Rutland, O hio, Rt. 1 , near 1 Po rtland a garage doors, ceiling hi�. v inyl Indian 9-9; and l .500-mclcr run still were to Elger Cliff 9:� am. 9 2 ate Carpenter Ohio. (Joor til e and plywood puncl lng. be co n t ested today. 10:20 am. l l -2. FRESH and SPRINGER J;WlliTEIN Call Neigler's, Racine. 8· \ l · t fc ,Johns on , who set a wttrld record containers, brina cow11. N . G. Rose, "1i11efti ville. PEAClttS, NOTICE OF APPOINTM ENT of 8,683 poinlA in the U. $. trials 9 2 3tp HOLZER HOSPITAL Webster Frtil't Farm, Lon e BotPhone WY 2-tJ7 10. of Blanche E. Welker Estate AUCTIONE E R July 8 and 9, t Eugene, Ore., a t ed Sept. 2: Waid Nicho l­ Admit tom, Ohio. Phone YUk'd'.n 5-3201 DecuMd REASONABLE RATES sought to br-t'ome the sixth st raigh t r ; Ml"S. Florence Wil­ Dexte son, 8-18-tfc plies Suo ( 9o ) Case No. 18,428 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - n to wi n the Olympic de­ merit•a A son, Long Bottom . N o1kc is hert'hy givi·n t hat Al­ cathlon crown. Call or writ• I. O. McCoy DISHWARE, all kinds. Carl Cheva. AS 15 SPICIALS Dismissed Sep t. 2; Mrs. Jack l)c>rt F . Dixn n whose Pose Of f icr Chestu, Ohio 8-16-30tp lier, Long Bottom . The dc('alhlo n was one of 1 5 . 57 Mercury 60 H. P. $495.00 Charle s Simps on, ElhPr1 Dray, ll 22 JOt p addr<·s� is 1lo11l1• I . Albun>·- Ohio, gold t11C'dals lo bl" dt•c-ided on the $595.00 P. H 70 ry , -.u 59 Fred M;.ck, Hilly M c­ m, Graha CANNING PEACHEJS, ELBERTA has hr1' n d uly appoi11 l<·d Aclmi n is­ 13th day ttf lhl" Olympiad "'5,.00 Outfit •rcury P. H. . Elvari e Adams. Mrs. 45 rs M , Culty oes, tra tnr 1 1f l h f' F.st ale o f Rla n cht• E. $1.m and up 9 bushe l. Potat S MOTOR 1 1 1 (' unoffici,11 t f'arn standi ngs. N lrl POLITA MITIIO n, Miss Edna Bur­ \\.'t'lkl'r, l a i r of Mt>ig� County, Ohio Russia brgau 1 he day wi t h a lead M e l v in Johnso Cobbler1, 10 lb, 30c, 50 lb, $1.&0, roy Pome , StrNt Mein HaHie ld, Gor­ East Viola 600 Mrs. te, t de dPr f'aSf'tl. 100 lbi $2.25. Brina eontainr. 1,-!! poi n ts to 355 1.",. for run­ don Holler , Susan Circle, Infa n t WY2-3170 of 385 Phone of eJst D;il (' d l h i s 20th day of August, nerup United Sta tes. RuU1nd Roa'U, l ¼: miles B-20-tfc Fe m alr Ramey. Charles Slewa rt, 19fl0. ·Ruiland 6'·fdadside market. n ctsov, 1 he Russis n Vusily Kur HOME GROWN M rs. Elbert Masters, Home r Hen ­ TREE RIPENED 1 so etp F. JI. O'BRIEN 0_ acl' who hdd t h e worl d record he­ derson , Mrs. Willia m Smi t h, Mrs e or ""'" U SED TROMBONE. GOOD CONDI· C'<rnrl Judg<' of the Prohatr of Nelson Park an d daughter; Mrs forr Joh n so n, appeured out --_____ _____ _S __ __ _ _ M ei�s Counly, Ohio TION. Rea10nable. Phone CH 7· l 4 U M O D O E B R E , n g. O S M R runni H lhe OO 7 C. R . Barcus a n d daughte r; Mrs. 9 2 Stp (8) 23, 30; (9) 6, :ltf' 2303. The "up again, down ;;. g11i n ," and bath. 01!1t of high water. - - --Jami's W ill iams and son; Mrs. es. church and s U n ited Stairs for1u nes were "up" school to Close BIKE , OTOR Coya n and son; Mrs. S. E. M On Scp1 cn1hcr 1 9, 1960. in ac­ Jark D . MO-PE 1:.; � Corner of M a i n and Broad way, cnnla n< ' f' w i t h Supplemental Sec­ again Morn.lay whE'll the U. S. -A1on Marcu m and daugh t er; Mrs,. D. A. Gl•od i'ondltion. $ l 00 Cash. RayRacin e. Hev. Clela nd, Racin e. tio n 375 - 13 lo 2 1 . Code ttf Ohio. three gold medals in boxi n g, en­ Bruin ard. m 1nd :. ; ight, Middle port, Rt. 1 . (9) S. 3t p 9 2 3tc Birt hs Se pt . 2: Mr. and Mrs. t lw Ohin Soil Conservation Cnm• joyrd a 1 -2-3 sweep in l he l lO•met­ Le�dln g creek Road. m i l tl'I" will causl.' an election lo bf' er hunllt's a n d suw Wilma Rudolph James Johnson, daughter, Pome ­ hrlrl a1 Ra(' in(', Chin, a l 7:00 o'­ win her spco n d gohl medal of the roy . Brl■g Conlaincrs U Convenlenl r!nck P. M . , elec t ing 2 SupeTVi�ors Olym p ks. At day's end, t iJ(' United De-aths Sept 2 : S. H . Thom p­ Gin­ roots, l WANTED - Medil•a 1n fill t he f'Xpiring 3 year terms or States a nd Hus.�ia were even wi th oon. seng. Blood Root , wild gini,ier, H a rold Carnahan, and Rex Slw n e• 2 1 g o ld medals e11ch. yellow root, M aye p ple, e t e. One Cass i us Clay, �kinny hut explos­ while Eddie Crook of Fart Cllm p­ fif"ltl. Nominees lo fill t h t' expir­ 40 McClure or ver arkets-a best m of Ohio's n g tnms arf": Sammy 1,ewi" of ive hiller from Louisv ille, Ky., led bell, Ky., and Willie 1 We repair ali types of radl• Si cip i o Township and Vollie Co nn, the U. S. boxers with a victory in Toledo, Ohio, ai,w won gold med­ sam e loca t ion. E. H. year!! Morse, Albany, Ohio. McArthu r lhe \i_gh1 heavyweight division als. a,tors, fro,n heater cores to or Olivl' Township. Road next to TenneHee Gas Nominat ions will be .O<'rrplcd 8 30 6lc the large�t. truck t'r tractor Plant. fmm lhl' floor at lhe l im e of rlef'- 1! Phane TU-l!-4881 radlatnr l i on or by pe1i tion snhmi1ted one t 14) week prior to elrC'lion contai n ing NEW HAVEN, W. VA. OPTOHBTRIBT 1 h t• sli::na1ures of 2!5 lan downers. IIOOM MODERN APARTMENT n l�• landowners and occup i ers are O Eut Court Stnet, Polll...., Phono WY-2-21 43 and 4 room apartment. Chea p l"ligihle to vole, I to IZ, I to �• � al Nooa oa Tlntn.l Roars:. rent, Phone WY 2-2487 or W Y 2Offke Pomeroy, Ohio (8) 24 ; (9) 6, 21c 8 rg 1 2tc &3315. For Sole 2. THE ASSURANCE of Mint able to EARN an Income. DIG DOWN! Contribute DIG IN! Work for your Party • 1 4 l For I 1 BETTER QUALIF ICATION for ch,lc and dub wark WHEN AND WHERE future nHd, require It. LEM MASON 1 . ..tter Job • AS A HOUSEWIFE : Th.eodorri• Corincil lloltls Sessio11 Monday 2 G ENERAL BUSINESS • Tv�wrltlng • BusinHS Englllh • Bookkffpln9 • Accounting • BUIIMH M•th ..n.tlcs e filina • Spelling e lntroductlon To Buslne1t Mlir;hinn •Penonellty DrnJo,mtnt Tl l tS REVOLUTIONARY SHORTHAND SYS'mM whlch ha, 1 v irtually swept t he country during Lbe paet few }'«1&1'11 l1J.11pre v iousl y been -avaih1ble only il\ large cities. FOR TJfE l<"'OURTH TJM E the PORTSMOUTH INTERSTA'I1!: BUSINESS COLLEGE makes this wonderful training available in this l area. Wh ereas t he older s�mbol me,hod oC, shorthaqd required many months, SPEEDWR11'1NG CAN BE LEARNED IN A � MATTER OF WEEKS. l t is EASY, INTER�TING and FULLY ADEQUATE. Want. a voice in the people's choice? The Selt> m Center J'TA will mct1I Thursday, St•pt 8. al '? : :10 p. m. a1 the school. Everyom· i s i nvited und par!'tll.� ;ire u r gNI to a t te n d. Ue­ freshments will be ser ve d. The Portl11111I Worthwhih (:uiltl will meet Thursday t•ve­ n ing at the home of Phyllis Hi!­ d1i1· with 4.'at•h member bein� ask('d lo tir i ng a borne made arl i• d 1• of abttut !'10 (' enle in value. Ca t holic Woml"n ' s Club will h o ld i le regular rneel i ng at 8 p. m. al the Sat'red H e art Ch1m·h audito ri u m Thursday. Ro(•k Springs Gra n ge 256!5 will mee t in rPgular session Thursday al B p. m. There w i l l be ele<'lion or office rs. l{efreshmcnls will be :.erved. All members are urg­ ed t o allWtd, S•ptembtr 1 1 The Lungsville Church will have their ,mnual Homecoming Sunday, Sept. I t . There will br a ba!l'ke t di nner nl noon. Everyo n e is Wl'lcomed. The Gospel Har• mony Boys will be p rese11t l o sing e t the afternoon service. aa --=----=-=-=-�=-=�-�-�- I : ------------ REP A.I R New Haven Orchard • N. W. COM PTON, O. D. Blaettna r's . . . : ' . ,., '� ' •' . •· . ' ' ., .. . .,""'• . ' • ·' . �' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy,Mlddlepo rt, 0., Sept. 6, 1 960-5 TELEV lSION GU I DE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 4-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy- M iddleport, 0., Sept. 6, 1 960 Ph ysical Size Impressive On Bobcats' S q uad • . \ ... ""' ..:..' ' LADIES' ) t ·. • NEW FALL HATS In P'edhen;. Vf'lvet�. Vilor:, & . Fella, Auorted Color:.. Popular Priced U<1�c l l mdy hded lu move u11 1 th,, 1 1r:,1 µ1,,) l 1 u1u :,i:r11n111a�e a rHI 011 lilt· �l'u JJul llll' J atkcL'; ! um b!eU I .iu<.J t · omo.:1 1,1 rt·1·11v(·rcd MIDDLEPORT t\UII \II- IJ�\111 flllltll 1t yard:, J/1 J ln1·� !hl'U t11uk. .i hand •u!I J rum l'ha1rn illltl W\'Jll 111c rcma111111� ti J TD PAHADE - The Autumn TD Porade was inauguarated JarlJ:, U\'l'r the nghl SJ{J(' ul tlk at the Yellow Jatket Hdct last mght when old grads of Pom­ :\IJ 11.JL1lt' 1wrt IUlt' lur a touchdown 1 W ilson :, try lor the cnra pornt� eroy and Middkport t,rnglcd rn the annua l Alumm game. uvrr /11� ri1,111 taduc was guud aml l i t!rc Bob Wilson, 195 pound Pomeroy J ullback., who played ltll' t"A l ' a!lllll'f!:> It'd 8-0 ill the hall regu larly Ill th.at Job last year at Manil1.all Col lege , bangs over ,\J1ddli:pur1 1:;1111e batk strung 1 11 lor UJc 1 1rst toucndown Jrom the six yard line, and moments lh4� lotcr h e added the extra pornls ror an H-0 lead . The ex-Jackets the �l'l'OJltl hJII and l urct•d l'antl1n� !u jlUJLI al ter Juur tric� lled tt up 111 the second half which is the way 1t ended. !rum st rin11Hal-:t' . l(uwcvcr, the J.1:11: k t h W!'l'C UrldOlt! lu holll Ofl\O the Weill astray and the Jackets had a ball a11tl t u 111 tJ/t·d un i'umeruy � �5 I li"Sl and l U Oil their own 20. 'J ht! J11ckcts were unable Lo move aft. . r a lin Jl 1.inl �;J yard nm bl' ,1nd l i l lltJ)' punted IG st11rt the l(H·h.arcl l luviiltN, l'lrnl111 111\ Howard l'arkt•r with Juurth qu,1rkr. Pomeroy the11 start­ a sh11r1, pas.� 011 the l'a11tt1cr.s' l irst nl a t m al drive tha! endeU only 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE J•lay Jrorn .�n un111age aml the t11g y,1nls from ))l:IY dirt as the Yellow l'an­ the after 11i,:1itened lrnc Jackrt L' lld 111oved Lo I lic Jackel 42 lldorc W. L. Pct. GB t,c1n.i brou�ht down l'halin Lriccd l11crs hacl mov('d !)3 yards on the Balli.more 80 54 .Mn anolht·r aerial hul Lh1s time 1t was gr,m11d and m the air. New York 77 53 .592 l HllNl'l'()tNI by John Vrnman who M 1ddll'purt ran out the dnt:k 111 Uucago 75 57 .568 4 1110\'l'<I lo lhe Panther 47, a rl'turn two plays wl11d1 saw Crooks lose Washrngton tl7 66 .504 121h WHEN YOU DINE of 18 yard�. five anJ l lova\lu gam u b11ck un l' lcvcland 65 liti .496 l3 1h W IT H US This IJruug/11 lhc Jatkct nffcnsr ;111 1•11d ,1ruumJ. l)etroil ti! 7 1 .462 18 to lh ftl.'l 011 lhc first play from 57 75 .432 22 M 1lldleporl lost 10 yards Uy pcn­ l.loHlOfl Try Us Soon scrimma.ir 1111 11• �:dd1c Crooks, un ,1Jt1cs, l'umcroy JO. l'omeroy hall 1:1 Kansas t:1l 4ti 00 .3-18 34 y a lllCely CXC'C'Ut etl quarlcrlHH"k first downs lo the Jadets 4. Monday'• RHult1 ki•1•11 miler! around let e11d and i.:al The ur111ff 1nal a l\endancc or Lhe Kanlat. Cit 8, Chiica,o 7, night lop1•d 44 yard� Lu the l'anlher 3 ,t:illllt! was iijJJJfOXlllJlllcly 350, pru­ Wuhln,tony B,ltlmor• 0, ht 4 hdurf' lu•1n� hruughl U11w11 from crrdH uf wl11ch benefit both B•ltimor• 3 WHhlnglon 1, 2nd hch11HI hy Vl'rnon J la rri�uu. schools ' houslt!r club�. New York 3 Botton 2, I 1t W i l h f1rs1 ,rnd ·�:ial lo go, Crooks Charles Sh>h11rt, John Duddrng New York 3 Boston 2, 2nd /JUW(•rt•d lus w,1y uvcr for tht• srort• and Uob A�hli·y were the uff1dals. u11 11 quart1•rtl':11·k sncHk. l lovat Jrn1 ll,11·11ll, .\like Sc:ha1•fer and Dth·olt 4 Cleveland l, ht Phone WY•2·3973 1cr · s nm for l hl' utr11 pornls wa!. ,;ary Mohar! handled lhe f1rs1 and Clenland 4 Detroit 2, 2nd Tu■sd■y's Probable Pltchert 1;111,d and the ,, r M uldlepQr\ Y<'llow lU 111arkcr�. Pomeroy Jat 2 1 8 E. Main at New York - Muffett BMton ' k('IS were hack in ! h i• �anw B-R 'I he .\l 1ddlq)(Jrt l l tJ.:11 Schoul (,t,?) o Grba 13,3). AflN l >av1• U1111\y k1C'k4'cl off fur nutrt'l1111i,: h11nd was ori l1and uud O Pffl 6. A.M. to 1 0 P.M. DAIiy Clev•land •• Detroit lnlght) Middlrpurt, 1111111h,r J'halin pas11 prnv1tlt-d �e\·crul n11rnht·rs lhro\lgh Locke 12.41) vs Burmide (7-7). uul the• lw ll game, direc:Led i.iy l:u ChlulJ'O at K■nM& C ity (ni9ht) gt•llt• S1•ar�. - Scor■ (4-9) n Hall (7-1 1 ), /iC' ur1• l>y 11uarters: WednHd1y'1 Game1 M1dd lt-porl U U 8 U - 8 New York et Chiu,o, night l'umt'l'UY O 8 0 (J-8 We1hington at K en1u City, nl9ht M1ddll ' porl pl11ycrs were licr1e 801ton at Detroit, nighl ! · ult•man, lluli M ills, F' n,g Way• 81ltlmore et Cleveland, nithl 1,m. Walh'r l lurrlli, fal Mcloma� . l;eut• Ahbut l , Duve tlrndy, 1-.:ddil• NATIONAL LEAGUE t 'rovks, Tum Kelly, Jerry lleaeh, W. L. Pel. GB .J11hn Vroman, John Nash, Lari')' , 8 1 5 1 .1.1 1 4 t ' ar.�1111, Lurr y ller1!lcy, l;cr;ic: Q - .flttsllurgh 14 57 .565 ti½: n, ll1rk HurLnn, l lurold Jlir/kl ; 1Ulwaukct! We Mix (.:onerele To \'uur·'b�n Spec.-UlcatJuns. 14 57 .565 6 1� L\•S\t•r TllnmJl�<m, Charles llud­ SI. Louis Deliver It Rlght To Your Job When Needed Los Angl'k� 60 fi L .531 l 1 dmi.: aml ll1rh llovaller. 6fl M .506 l i rrune1sco San Jerry Wogar1, lat·ultl l l'U1UcJ11y Saves Maney - Time - Waste 59 74 .444 22 1fi ( ; f'Ul·scr, Hoh Stone, Walter La11- Ci11c111nttll 5:! 71l .400 28 dt'rn111\ . { ;enc Stone', Sam Jlusse \ l Cl11n1gu 40 82 .JH 31 h Bill Fisher, Huh W1lsor1, Hoh l'hiliidelphia Mond•y', R..ulh 1': a�lm1111, t:ary 1"ret•man, llill An tlcrsou, l ';rnl Ht•utcr, Johu 'k'oung, San Fran 12 Loi Ang 8, ht, twl Lo, Ang 4 Stn Fr1n 3, 2nd, night 1.)1111 Murri.� , Lt·wis I:::. Smith, Don P110 SI. Phone IVY•2·3284 Middleport Hl•tJlcr, V1·rnm1 l l 11.rr1suu. Trrry Pilhbur9h 9 Mllwauk■- 7, ht l 'h11lin, Howard l'arkt>r uud Jul1u MilwaukH 7 Pit11bur9h 1, 2nd St. Loul, 2 Chicago 1, 1st, 10 In, Weny. OfJ 1d111!.: Jul111 llud1hni,:, l.lulJ St. Loui1 4 Chicago 4, 2nd, ullM, uon tied after 10 In,., darkneH. Ashley aml l'liarks Stohart, Cincinnati 9 Phil•delphla 'l, night Tuelday'1 Probable Pitch■n Sin Fr1ncltco 1t L01 Ang,■ 111 M1rand■ (1-3) YI Drysdale { 1 2-1 31, Clnclnn■tl at Phll1delphi1, night - ()'Tool• (10-1 1 ) v1 Bu1hardt {413), RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE BECKY'S .' Delicious! STANDINGS Tempting Meals Are Yours C I RCLE'S Restaurant , Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. Drawing and Painting Classes Registration, Sept, 10 Lowman Apartments N1•w Hnen, W. Va. Classes for 1 6 weeks, beghrning Saturd:1}', Sept. IO. Be-­ Sinners and advanced studentfi, men and women, ages 13 and up. Plan lo register now! For Further lnform1llon, Wrlh• or Phont" New Haven, Box 132 or Phone TlJrnn 2-4955 Two Tennessee Negroes To Get Heroe's Welcome NASII V 11,LI•:, Tenn. Ul'l-1'wu soutlwrn N4' i::ro athlctC"K whn won gold medals for the Unih•d Stat<-s 11\ lh4' Olympic G ames in Rome will get lhe biggest honw­ comi11g that Tennessee hae to or­ fer, liov. Hufonf Elllnglon announ­ t·rct that ll11lph Roston amt Wil­ ma Hudol11h, hoth students al Ten11l.' 8S<'<' Stutc A&I, will i:et an official rNI l' arpct are4'tin� when thl'Y (' Olll4' home. The arrival date is nol ye\ ddinitc. Boslon, u untlvt• or Laurd, Mis!,!., broke Jl•s�e 0Wt' ns ' Ol}' tll· pit· 1Jro11d jump record set in 1936. Mi.!18 Rudolph, a nilive or T<"1111., took the Ch.rksville, womt'll ' 9 100-mC'tcr da!lh and lhe 200-111ctor 4'Vt'llt. lfrss's first team line on the finl day of practu:c September I avcragPd 2Lti. The8e were Ends Whe11 G2 fool ball 1-'IJyrrs rrpui-1- George Belu ( I.or.am) 100, and l'd lo t ' u;irh 13111 i ll.'SS at Ohio Li11- Jini Mas�anilli (New Phil.idelph1a) l \'l'r.!>LIY oh!.l'n lll'S Wl'rt' llll lJrt•�M'd 206; Ti!l'kll's M ike Kielknv1ez (<.:levcland1 237, ,m d IJ1t'k Schulz with tht•1r 1>hr�1l':il size. (('ulurnbus) 240: Guards Joe Dean I t 's lllll' of l ht• bl)!j.;('SI �11uad� 1 Arrhlwld. Pa. J 21 l and Ken E'ish­ phy�Jr�lly 1 11 many years influ­ rr t M ass11lon J 198, and Center f:'n('t•d m�uily by Hess ' s conrentra• l)ic-k Grerni (Akron) 231 . t lfrn on powl•r fouthall I n less t h a n lhrt·1· years tha1 Hess has bC"cn hC're, lhl' S\IUil1t )1as grown physi('i!lly b11-:1;N , n o t only thruui;h <Ill inll'nSI\'(' rf'l'OUl illh !'illllpa1g11. but al�o in an as equally We Sell Molorola mten81V(' weight traurn,g program We Service All lllS111uled by l lt•ss. Makes and Models Take l' t>nter Dll'k (;rcrni for in­ li[anee Tht• Akron tiarf1eld pru dud weighed lcs� than 200 pounds when Hess saw his first Ohm U. FREE PARKING squ11d m sprmg pract ice of 1958. Cleland's Hector (Skinny) Brown preserved lhe Orioles' lead when he pitched a t h ree-hit, 3-1 triumph after the Washmglon Senators downed Balh• more, t-0. The Yankees, rebound­ mg alter three consecutive losse, to the Orioles, scored a pair of 3-2 victories over the Boston Red Sox Lo gain one Iull game. C.1rd1 Win, o..dle.:k The St. Louis Cudmab sc1Jred a 2 · 1, ICJ-innmg win and played a 4--4 10-inning tie witb the Chicago Cubs; thi Cincinnati Reda ripped the Philadelphia Phillies, 9-2. and the Los Angele.! Dodgen lost the first game of a twi-night double­ header to lhe San Franci.'SCO Giants, H!:-B, but won the 111ghlc1p, 4-3, in other National League games. Athletics The Kansas City nipped the Chicago While Sox, 8-1 and the Cleveland Indians scored a 4-2 v1clory after losing lo the De­ lro1t Tigers, 4-3, m other American League games. Don Hoak's two - run homer, Dick Groat's two - run double and Dick Stuart's three - run homer en­ abled lhe Pirates lo score seven runs in the fourth inruni:: of the Bald Eagle Is Winner Over Four Horses Bald Eagle, .apparently be64'1 hy rxlra added poundage in his last two outmgs bell his weight problem and four rivals at Aque­ durl Labor Day while T. V. Lark won the $122,600 W.ashinglon Park Hand1t·ap, making him a 3-year-old for lop eonlender honors. Carrying 1 30 poncL�, including J ot·kcy Manuel 'Vcaza, Bald Eagle once again moved to the head of the handica p liet by winning the $56,200 Aqueduct Handicap be­ fore a aowd or 82, 127-the larg­ est ever as54!mbled at a New York track on Labor Oay. Bald Eagle, who had finished fourth In the 1rnburban and the Brooklyn while toting 133 and 130 pounds, r..;spedively, dosed fast 1n the stretch to earn a head vic­ tory over Intentionally. Warhead Mllw.uk-■ 1t Plthburgh. night finished third, only a nose,behind - Burdett■ ( 1 6-9) n Gibbon (l-5). Intentionally, Fint Landing ran Only .. m■, 1ehtduled fourth and Greek Star was last. W■dnffday'1 G1m■ 1 Chicago et Phlladelphia, night St. Louis at Pllhb1,1r9h, night LH AngttlH at Clncinn ■tl, night S.n Fr1ncl,eo al Mllw1uktt, night S.in FrancisC'o made il four rn a row over LQs Angeles as Willie Kirkland hil a three-ru11 homer and Jim Marshall drove 111 £our runs m the firsl game. In the .� eeond game, Roger Cr11ig t11s11ed a six-hiller to bring his season· record to 7-1. The Athletic scored seven run in the first innings but had to fight off late White Sox rallies before knocking Chicago four games off the AL pace. Charles Maxwell and Norm Cwsh homered to lead the Tigen to their first-game win but the Indians blasted Paul FoylaC'k for four runs in three innings of the nightcap and won behind a five-hiller by Barry Latman. Grccni we1ghr<I 111 here August at 231 ponnds He 1s a l ready a draft C'hOl C'e of the Cle\eland Browns and a ,·n-captain of the IOtiCJ squad plus being lasl season ' s nrnsl valuable playN Of the 1 1 !add(• randidates on the rosler, IO stand ti I in height or over, with a lone prospect at 5-10. The entire corps of 1 1 aver­ ages l3 2 l)Ounds in weight aud 6-2 in height. Wt.>ights range from junior Bill Gilbert's 2 1 3 pounds to sophomore l'harh·s Niekoson's 265. Nirkoson will 11rubably lose some or his, however, sim·4' he was un­ able lo work during the summer after reC'overing Fro m an oper- COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACE S Phone W Y•2-3794 POMEROY, OHIO ROME UPI-Medal standings at lhe end or Monday 's Olympi<­ compctition: Gold Silnr 8ron11 21 l l 1 3 Unltlkt Stales 21 1 2 1 4 RuHI■ 10 7 5 Ital yGum1nr 8 14 7 S 6 S Austr•li• 4 Hungary 3 l l '2 7 ROME U f>l-l1noffid11I point standinJ:;:s in lhe Olympil' g11111es u£ter Monday'H competition: 38S'h Ruula 355 'h UnltH Shtet, 2191h Germany 1 71 lt■ly 116 Audr1li1 12 1 HuntarY' Pol•nd 98'/4 C1echo1lovakla S 1 1h 50 1h 86'/4 Romani• I' t I I \ ( I \ I I 3 O •O 4 I 3. 1 0 0 Point Standings Brit.tin f•"O I I t I is a Strai ) I I STAR K'S PHARMACY Phone WY-2·2586 E. MAIN STREET 1:HU 8:30 9:00 9:SO J0,00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 �l:15 l :00 POMEROY, 01110 I 1:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 t0:30 '!\,' .. A new Fieldcrest pattern in tones of blue, pink and gold ,. 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Hardware Sbow 'f:U Breakfast Party 8,00 fitiWI Headline, Sports fleport Breaktut PartJ ''°' NeWI ., Breakf11t Party News He■dllne1 1,111 Breufut Party ,,,o News t:911 Bre�aat Part:;, C'offee 'time 10:U SW1p Shop 10:30 Ne'lf!I Headllnfll 10:31 :Mornln1 Devollont: 10:48 Radio ll)'mnal 11:00 Newt lllld.linH 11:02 CounU, P ,. 1 1 :28 hnlt, T"-"" I :30 Raidr ,.u, 12;00 Jfc'I· """'· .,so (:,' ! � ·OO I I JO 1 2:00 l �':30 1 :00 Channel 3 - Wtdnesd■ 8:00 PLENTI' Of' SCHOOL SU PPLIES ON HAND SWEETHEART R OSE DUPAS OUTPOINTS SCOTT SYl)NEY, Australia UPI-Ualph !Jup11s of New Orleans. rourth­ ranked Wl'ltrrwcight eontf' nder, outpoi11lNI ('l111rley StoU of Phi­ l11d4'lphla Mnml;1y in a 1'2-round llout al Sydne y Sl111li11m. [)up1111 took command earl)' in the fight with his !�rt Jabs. 1';11eh wrigh­ ccl 14ti pounds. ' NEW and USED Medal Standings Turby Pol1nd C1■cho1olov1k I■ New ZHltnd 4 :00 t:30 0,;00 6:30 6:00 6: I � 6:2i 6:10 8;4fi Phone WY,2,2255 Pornero, E. Main SI. BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer EDITOR'S NOTI: Th• wrlt.r of th• follo•in" dl111•tch r-,.ort•d th• 195t OulHnOy bo,.._rd, Comedy Pla)'tlouse menl for Unit-' Pr■H Intern., Here ' s Hollywood tion•I. Now, lwo year1 lite,, he St.oamboat BIii hu r-t"rned to lh• off1More f1Wao,Jy Wootlpeeker l : 10 land to r-,,ort on life In the M:.,:aic in the Rou.nd 2:20 world'• only hol war UH. Jim Thacker Show 2:SO B)' HULLEN SHAW W�a1;1erc11t 3:00 QUEMOY UPI - Ong Chinchi Ntws Picture 3 30 JI a young ft1rmer who cultivates 11 HW1ijey-8rlnkley Report UlO i;erap of land m the cenler of a 4.30 C,annonDlll o•l tleheld. 5:00 �•nue He did not eleep on a niaht two 5::tO NBA Playhouse years · ago when Communi■t China IUlO Richard Diamond' bea an it, first saturation arl j llery c: 15 The .nn, Tb.,,.o!.i.e, stio• Arthur Murray P1rty bombardment of the Quemoy offI.JII We,thercalt M Squad short' islands. J:SC "111:r•s Pidllr'I" Phil Silven Show Bui today, almost one million d:4& Huntln Brlnkle:r ltepol1 News later, Ong shrugsed his shells 1:00 Manhunf Weathercast deeply tanned shoulders and said, Train Wagon 1:30 Jack Paar Show "Seared? Yes. But not so muct1 B:30 Prlct is Ritht Sla:n Ofi anymore. I work my land eyery 9:00 Happy day, dawn to dusk. 1'hls shooling 9:30 Tate is just 11 nuisance." i 10:00 Thi8 is Your Life Communist Chir.ese shore guns, Today \0;30 Tombstone Territory less than four miles from Ong's Welcome Neighbors ll:00 N9W1 Hudlinff f�rm, have been bombardin1 Na­ -- __ 11,l� W,. Mr. and Mn. Nortti � Quemoy eince the tionaHsl-held r tl:13 � Ofl' ,;-. Douah Re Ml night or Aug. 23, I9MI. HIO Play Your Hunch From Formosa, Pre&ident Chiang ----:--=c::-·-----::- --,:--- Kai-shek had vowed he will never surrender Quemoy and his other offshore islands. 11 :ao 1 Manied Jou Ong was born 32 ye:1rs ago on ' �:00 RP11ileu Gun this small piece ol real estate, lit­ 1 2:�0 Queen ror a Day Ameiiean Bl.ncb\Md tle larger than New York's Man, I :OD About Paoee Rock;t' and Ria Frienda haltan island. I:;30 Vedic Home For 43,000 Sao Pl'aaellco But 2:00 Day in Court Quemoy, a hot war battlefield Your Elli Re:Dal:Clf 2:30 Gale Slorm ShGW on the fringe of the Bamboo Cur­ Jollll !'sly 1'eWI Beat the Clock 3;00 tain, is home for some 43,000 Honeymooners 3:30 W ho Do You TrllCl farmers, fish 0 rmen and small Bronco Bandaland American t:00 keepers. shop Wyas.t Ellrp llo:30 'My Friend J'llcka The island ' s parC'hed red soil 'flb,l., Jtmeman t:ali San nanclac-,.1 Jleat broken by forbidding gray stone Colt .to 6:30 Your Eflso Reporter hills, is tired from ec11turies of Alcoa Presenll 6:40 Weather Teller cultivation. Open Houae 6:.ft'i John Dacy News With his hands a.nd !liC' same The New1 Tonight 7:00 Four Just Men used by his ancestors, farm­ tools Scanning the weathl!r 7:30 :,tu,ie for Summer Night er Ong, Lall and stocky for :i COi• Sports Report 8:30 Nelson Family 11esc, scrapes the earth for pea, Late Show 9:00 Wednesday Night Fighta nuts, vegetables and mah:e. From lhe rna1ie, Quemoy fer• 9:46 Sport.11 Parade ments one of China's most fa­ 10:00 Haw.ailan Eye mous - and powerful - wines. it, 1 1 :00 News Tonitht Cartoon Spectacular produchon uninterrupted by two Romper Room 11:10 S4'anning the Weather or hostilities. years Show Time 1 1 :15 Sports Report Ong stood on his land bardool­ Your. BIIIO ,Reporter 1 1 :20 Lale Show ed ,rnd stripped lo the waist against the August sun, his blue Collon trousers rolled to the lcnees, while he described his ren­ 10:30 Video Village dezvous with war. 1 1 :00 I Love Lucy "When the shellings arc light, J 11 :30 The Clear Hori2:o!'I TJle lbl_ahtier Da, just go on working. When they t�:00 Love or Life � Stclil are hea11y, I curse against my lost 112:30 Searcti 7ot TootGITlllP :t.df$ Gt N. time and go home and into the 12:4S The Gu\ding Li&bt shelter.·• T!te Three st..-.--,.l :00 Life or Riley Prlvo1te lloinb Shelter Art�ar J. SmitD J1ftl 1:80 As the World 't'UJ'U Hl8 mother, 60, his wife and A lJoot at the Weather 2:00 t'ull Clrcl, their five children, ranging in age Sporf.leope 3:,36. !lOUML ·]Ju1.y from 1 to IO, join him in their Amoa "n' AndJ l:bo 11te Mllllonalre private concrete bomb shelter Hearl ol the City 3:30 The Verd let le Youn when Tao Tse-tung's cannoneer1 1:00 The Bri&hter Oa) g<"I hot. Lock Up 1:13 '!'!1e Secret Storm Mies America Parade L.,ve■ of Doh, GQIII 1:30 Edee of Nta;ht ·, . • ; l:OQ1, Ce·'l.bree Stooges Summer Olympics I 8:00' New&: The Comedy Spot B:15 A Look al the 'Weather Diaa:nosis Unknown 8:30 Sportscope 8:30 Amos & Andy U O'dock News '1:00 Highwa)' Patrol A Look at tre Weather 7:30 Summer Olympks 1960 Summer Olympk.1 8:30 Men Into Space The.aler 13 9:00 The Millionaire 9:30 I've Got A Secret 10:00 U. s. Steel Hour New■ 11:00 1 1 O'cloCJC News Captain. Kan&aroo 11:10 A Look al \he Weather Cantoon Tbe.ater 1 1 : 15 1960 Summer Olympic1 December Bride 1 1 :45 1'bealer 13 Channel 3-Tuesdoy at1on O r the 1 0 LCuards on the roster l'lght weighed 1 96 pounds or over, W l l h fiYI' of Lht.'m l11tl ing over 200. tlt'ancst at this puslllon IS Allen M 1 ller uf Groveport al 223. Life On Quemoy., Beset By Red Bombardment, Is Nearly Normal 11:'IO i:oo 1:02 1;80 1:30 2:00 1:00: 1:02 1:30 8:35 4:00 ol:Oi .f · •:35 6:00 &1Qi 5:$0 Iii;&\ lli:45 8:00 8:30 66:32 7:00 '7:® 7:30 "l:32 8:00 lutt For You News Heedllnea Just For You Newt Ju1t ior Yeu c.mne on pt, Pleuant News Headliner Music Go Round News MU.Ile Go Round Newa Headlines Mute Go Round �•I News M.u1k Gc:i Round B111.?ball Scores Music Go Round News Headllnea lfusic Go Round Complete Nll'lw11 Rr,und-up Crow '• Steak Hou11e-Sound 1 o,f tile 60 1 Hew, Headline, Evenin, Jntertude New1 He,dlinH EVenint lntll'll'lude New1 Headlinea Sundown Seren1U Si1n. , Off Mason County N EWS 3 Times Daily 10 AM 11 :55 AM ■nd 5 :05 PM r!ANUTI IF T�EY BUILD IT kCOIIOING TO Pi.AN. 1 (u. Rt.I< RIG/ff THOOIJ6" 9100/'l'S �! Oni built 1hr sheller himself hf, . binJ his squat, two-room red br1rk Ila�- 'Wilh cement 11ven by the IOV4N"nnlilllt. Sine, lhe initial IUS au1ult, the IJ. S. and Natio�l•t Chlneae a:ovemmerit1 have orovided a bl)mb 1beUer, lor, rieariy every houa& a.nd• aehoollon Qp.emoy. ().,I ceunt1 hi1 ble11in&! in a &tritnj'e way. TAAT DilfSN'T 5'l1PRISE ME A 61T... , ' toil_- Onee he couJd. ta,ke a. sick child o-1)' to a 1111ed.ieaJ, 4111ci . Bi.ii now. h� �'11'1 that Que• moy ·1 wo u nded civillan1 are trea.led free in modvn military hospilals ll.Dd cHnic, eallbUabed in the paat two year•. M,in;v. of thf!ae faoilltle( have been buiit under irG\.lnd, Ong's neiahbors are hacky. In yun, only one pe,l'IOJ'.I ha1 t.wo been wounded i n OJ\Jl's Dina Pao viUa&e, population 800. Dul thou.a.ands of 80.ldier• and 4'i11Ui111e have been ki11ed and wounded elsewhere on Q!,lemoy. The e:nC"l number of c.asuallies ii a military secret. Shell On Alt ■rnat■ Day1 Slince November, 1958, the Reds, by announeed policy have shelled the offahores only OT\ alterilafe d•ys. Communist China s�id it would wilhhc-ld £ire on even-num, bered days o( the month for "ho, mallitarian reawns." U'L .$1JN&11 A . •• "SOL0MON' &AQ( TO � !/ tlr, ,l r.A�OLINF ALLEY , Ok.av. I'll trv net to \coli:.. 1'1 k.e a tramp­ Ycu ought to buv a r;h1 rt. Vours are aH fra\ed ac: the collar. _ a,; I u,;ua\ lv do. - __ !,lERE 'S TM!! U�T OF A.U... KNOWN T1.TTOOSTS DOING BUSINi:55 IN Tl-lE CJTV- MALIA, TI-IE TA.rrDOIS.T IN..; -..ol.VED IH TMIS COULD BE A. BIG H� TO US.. 'NOULD 't'OU KNCMI MIIYI IF ",OIJ SAW �IM ? ' I Vf,S'f.�ltYEA8 ■ By Unltltd llrffS lntern tlonal Today is 'J\1e.iid1y, Sept. 8, the 250th day of lhc year, with 116 more in 1960. The moon is appro1ching its last (luarter. The morning star is Man. The eveninit stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. On thi!L day in history: Jn 1620, 1 49 Pilgrims s11iled from Plymouth. England, aboard the Mayflower for tht' new world In 1800, American civic and so• cia1 worhr Jane Addams was born. In 1B89 Secretary of Stote John Hay proposed his open door 1)0• licy with reference to China. In IIKll, President William Mc­ Kinley was ·shot and critically wou11ded by an .anarchist while attendlne the Pan-American Ex­ po1itlon in Buffalo, N. Y. In 1914, the first Batlle of the Marne took place in France be­ tween Allied and German troops, reeultlng in a German retreat. �--- - ARE YOl:J HERE AGAIN ? FOR THE TENTH TI ME TH E AN SWE R 15 NO··� �PT6 'loU '60UNO GOOD,' I-IONESr ANO TO Tl-IE f>OINT . BUT ROGUE CAN TE.LL ANO H'E BRQl.l§ITT _ YOU! MV N&<ME IS MARLENE �IIIE'. WMAT'S 'iOURS9 TIJought for today; American civic and eoclal worker Jane Ad­ dams sald: "Private benefidenee is· totally ill.adequate to deal with the· vut numbers of lhe city's disinherited," YOUTH SAVES ACTIEH BEL-AIR, C&IIC. UPI-An uni, d,nllfied teen,ager alerted come• dienne Joan Davis that the top fioor of her home was on lire Mond11y night while ehe eat wat­ ching television, Miu Davis, 46, was led to •fety by tbe youth; who lert the scene witho.ut giving his name. 1 Hour• Hurol Urill Wa• H,,..k. Holi,lav COl.lJMHlJS UPI-Whil°e lhf' 11a­ liun was t·elebrath1g Lahor Hay 11s 1' dH.Y or rest. the 811l·kcycs of Ohw Stat<' labored through fnur hours of f\rill under a hot sun. l 'nad1 Woody Hayes pronoun­ t'l'<l l11111�4'1f mostly utisficd with the ouh'n111e bul rC"fllMJd lo he n)l11mitll•d to a date for a full5<' 1114'." Sl'fitnmagc. "We've put In a lot or sturf in four days" he said. PAS S E S O U T ••• M O N EY 3 Roo ms New F u rn i tu re ONLY s299 _ N11r1y 1v1rybody can u11 1 111111 111ra mon,y II tlm1L lll11'a why WI ... h111 . . . to put the mon1y In your h1nd1 qulckly, privately and tGOROfflicolly, You .n1m1 It W1 supply rt. Our llrm1 are m1d1 It ,, .... JOU la ffllY way. U.:i I:. MAIN ft.TKIUi.t rNVNlll W t•.l.·.1. 1 1 1 J,1m,uo m«i•••r, tn.n&8tr Houn 9 10 • - 1 nun••r , 111 Noo � � -' ' . MASON FURNITURE CO. I ' :'· ( 1''• , I I ·.]',. f, _. .' r·' ... ·, '_ , ' �! ,i " . 'i ,· �� IJ-� I.,"-/1. .,. ,_ •""•••• co"'· ".\to -, ◄ Birthdays · ire ju!t one of the '1appy times around her house since she got a flameless electric nmge. Automatic features take the watchin11 out. put the fun back in cooking and baking. And the flameless electric fuel keep, her kitchen c;leaner and_ cooler year �rounda ., � - . co: � the . ELECTRIC ,. • r-: -- c--............. ,._ ....TM■- --- Wit.. ....N� =,_, . . . . r,-...,___,. < .., . l , .,.,.. ,,v ... • •·.;,.:.� i -�--.:,, ... ----:- - --- �\> _, t.._.._ · _ .;. .l, ', J ' • ..:.,i .. .,,,__ ... _�.,,� I' I' l'<JD,\Y AND ' CNL"-f "fOU, M 155 PIMPl..£­ Ta.J, DEM1£A.N LURE. -15 rH r ..SOLOMC)t,(; TI-4E 5ATELL1Tf:,W1-·UQ-t PASSES OVER THE. CfN AT THAT TIME- ,. "We u11� to keep track wtiich days wer e odd and which da.)'s were even," Ong said, "bOt We always were getting mixed u�. Now it does nol make any dlff�nmC'e to us." The Nationalist Chinese Defense Mini1try, counting artillery rounds by U. S. World War Two battle:­ lield techniques, reporled t:JJAt.. the Reds hue fired 827,467 sh.rb,. at Quemoy sin� Aug. 23, 191i8. Nationalist military offictrs bs­ Ueve the Communlals can never pierce Quemoy's beaches, rineed with mines, barbed wire and un­ derwater spikes sharpened �-'.I rip the DOttoms out or landing craft. Every inch ol the Quemoy beaches is covered by m ilcltine­ gun, mortar and artillery muz­ zles. &uemoy will, stand, Nationalist officers say, ,o long as the sea �upply li11 e i■ kept open across ICJO mile& or the f'llrmoaa Straits to !he main Nationalist Chinese isla11d1 Formosa. And that ' s a job for the atomic­ armed U. S. Se,;.enth Fleet. -.-::::::::::::::;;.:::;;;,. By AL CAfP .. � �- : -=-•�-�u==----•= ----'----- ��- - -· -- ·· _ __ __ _ _._ ,-... . ,., � -,.,r _ _._,..........,._.___ ' . ·� �' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy,Mlddlepo rt, 0., Sept. 6, 1 960-5 TELEV lSION GU I DE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 4-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy- M iddleport, 0., Sept. 6, 1 960 Ph ysical Size Impressive On Bobcats' S q uad • . \ ... ""' ..:..' ' LADIES' ) t ·. • NEW FALL HATS In P'edhen;. Vf'lvet�. Vilor:, & . Fella, Auorted Color:.. Popular Priced U<1�c l l mdy hded lu move u11 1 th,, 1 1r:,1 µ1,,) l 1 u1u :,i:r11n111a�e a rHI 011 lilt· �l'u JJul llll' J atkcL'; ! um b!eU I .iu<.J t · omo.:1 1,1 rt·1·11v(·rcd MIDDLEPORT t\UII \II- IJ�\111 flllltll 1t yard:, J/1 J ln1·� !hl'U t11uk. .i hand •u!I J rum l'ha1rn illltl W\'Jll 111c rcma111111� ti J TD PAHADE - The Autumn TD Porade was inauguarated JarlJ:, U\'l'r the nghl SJ{J(' ul tlk at the Yellow Jatket Hdct last mght when old grads of Pom­ :\IJ 11.JL1lt' 1wrt IUlt' lur a touchdown 1 W ilson :, try lor the cnra pornt� eroy and Middkport t,rnglcd rn the annua l Alumm game. uvrr /11� ri1,111 taduc was guud aml l i t!rc Bob Wilson, 195 pound Pomeroy J ullback., who played ltll' t"A l ' a!lllll'f!:> It'd 8-0 ill the hall regu larly Ill th.at Job last year at Manil1.all Col lege , bangs over ,\J1ddli:pur1 1:;1111e batk strung 1 11 lor UJc 1 1rst toucndown Jrom the six yard line, and moments lh4� lotcr h e added the extra pornls ror an H-0 lead . The ex-Jackets the �l'l'OJltl hJII and l urct•d l'antl1n� !u jlUJLI al ter Juur tric� lled tt up 111 the second half which is the way 1t ended. !rum st rin11Hal-:t' . l(uwcvcr, the J.1:11: k t h W!'l'C UrldOlt! lu holll Ofl\O the Weill astray and the Jackets had a ball a11tl t u 111 tJ/t·d un i'umeruy � �5 I li"Sl and l U Oil their own 20. 'J ht! J11ckcts were unable Lo move aft. . r a lin Jl 1.inl �;J yard nm bl' ,1nd l i l lltJ)' punted IG st11rt the l(H·h.arcl l luviiltN, l'lrnl111 111\ Howard l'arkt•r with Juurth qu,1rkr. Pomeroy the11 start­ a sh11r1, pas.� 011 the l'a11tt1cr.s' l irst nl a t m al drive tha! endeU only 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE J•lay Jrorn .�n un111age aml the t11g y,1nls from ))l:IY dirt as the Yellow l'an­ the after 11i,:1itened lrnc Jackrt L' lld 111oved Lo I lic Jackel 42 lldorc W. L. Pct. GB t,c1n.i brou�ht down l'halin Lriccd l11crs hacl mov('d !)3 yards on the Balli.more 80 54 .Mn anolht·r aerial hul Lh1s time 1t was gr,m11d and m the air. New York 77 53 .592 l HllNl'l'()tNI by John Vrnman who M 1ddll'purt ran out the dnt:k 111 Uucago 75 57 .568 4 1110\'l'<I lo lhe Panther 47, a rl'turn two plays wl11d1 saw Crooks lose Washrngton tl7 66 .504 121h WHEN YOU DINE of 18 yard�. five anJ l lova\lu gam u b11ck un l' lcvcland 65 liti .496 l3 1h W IT H US This IJruug/11 lhc Jatkct nffcnsr ;111 1•11d ,1ruumJ. l)etroil ti! 7 1 .462 18 to lh ftl.'l 011 lhc first play from 57 75 .432 22 M 1lldleporl lost 10 yards Uy pcn­ l.loHlOfl Try Us Soon scrimma.ir 1111 11• �:dd1c Crooks, un ,1Jt1cs, l'umcroy JO. l'omeroy hall 1:1 Kansas t:1l 4ti 00 .3-18 34 y a lllCely CXC'C'Ut etl quarlcrlHH"k first downs lo the Jadets 4. Monday'• RHult1 ki•1•11 miler! around let e11d and i.:al The ur111ff 1nal a l\endancc or Lhe Kanlat. Cit 8, Chiica,o 7, night lop1•d 44 yard� Lu the l'anlher 3 ,t:illllt! was iijJJJfOXlllJlllcly 350, pru­ Wuhln,tony B,ltlmor• 0, ht 4 hdurf' lu•1n� hruughl U11w11 from crrdH uf wl11ch benefit both B•ltimor• 3 WHhlnglon 1, 2nd hch11HI hy Vl'rnon J la rri�uu. schools ' houslt!r club�. New York 3 Botton 2, I 1t W i l h f1rs1 ,rnd ·�:ial lo go, Crooks Charles Sh>h11rt, John Duddrng New York 3 Boston 2, 2nd /JUW(•rt•d lus w,1y uvcr for tht• srort• and Uob A�hli·y were the uff1dals. u11 11 quart1•rtl':11·k sncHk. l lovat Jrn1 ll,11·11ll, .\like Sc:ha1•fer and Dth·olt 4 Cleveland l, ht Phone WY•2·3973 1cr · s nm for l hl' utr11 pornls wa!. ,;ary Mohar! handled lhe f1rs1 and Clenland 4 Detroit 2, 2nd Tu■sd■y's Probable Pltchert 1;111,d and the ,, r M uldlepQr\ Y<'llow lU 111arkcr�. Pomeroy Jat 2 1 8 E. Main at New York - Muffett BMton ' k('IS were hack in ! h i• �anw B-R 'I he .\l 1ddlq)(Jrt l l tJ.:11 Schoul (,t,?) o Grba 13,3). AflN l >av1• U1111\y k1C'k4'cl off fur nutrt'l1111i,: h11nd was ori l1and uud O Pffl 6. A.M. to 1 0 P.M. DAIiy Clev•land •• Detroit lnlght) Middlrpurt, 1111111h,r J'halin pas11 prnv1tlt-d �e\·crul n11rnht·rs lhro\lgh Locke 12.41) vs Burmide (7-7). uul the• lw ll game, direc:Led i.iy l:u ChlulJ'O at K■nM& C ity (ni9ht) gt•llt• S1•ar�. - Scor■ (4-9) n Hall (7-1 1 ), /iC' ur1• l>y 11uarters: WednHd1y'1 Game1 M1dd lt-porl U U 8 U - 8 New York et Chiu,o, night l'umt'l'UY O 8 0 (J-8 We1hington at K en1u City, nl9ht M1ddll ' porl pl11ycrs were licr1e 801ton at Detroit, nighl ! · ult•man, lluli M ills, F' n,g Way• 81ltlmore et Cleveland, nithl 1,m. Walh'r l lurrlli, fal Mcloma� . l;eut• Ahbut l , Duve tlrndy, 1-.:ddil• NATIONAL LEAGUE t 'rovks, Tum Kelly, Jerry lleaeh, W. L. Pel. GB .J11hn Vroman, John Nash, Lari')' , 8 1 5 1 .1.1 1 4 t ' ar.�1111, Lurr y ller1!lcy, l;cr;ic: Q - .flttsllurgh 14 57 .565 ti½: n, ll1rk HurLnn, l lurold Jlir/kl ; 1Ulwaukct! We Mix (.:onerele To \'uur·'b�n Spec.-UlcatJuns. 14 57 .565 6 1� L\•S\t•r TllnmJl�<m, Charles llud­ SI. Louis Deliver It Rlght To Your Job When Needed Los Angl'k� 60 fi L .531 l 1 dmi.: aml ll1rh llovaller. 6fl M .506 l i rrune1sco San Jerry Wogar1, lat·ultl l l'U1UcJ11y Saves Maney - Time - Waste 59 74 .444 22 1fi ( ; f'Ul·scr, Hoh Stone, Walter La11- Ci11c111nttll 5:! 71l .400 28 dt'rn111\ . { ;enc Stone', Sam Jlusse \ l Cl11n1gu 40 82 .JH 31 h Bill Fisher, Huh W1lsor1, Hoh l'hiliidelphia Mond•y', R..ulh 1': a�lm1111, t:ary 1"ret•man, llill An tlcrsou, l ';rnl Ht•utcr, Johu 'k'oung, San Fran 12 Loi Ang 8, ht, twl Lo, Ang 4 Stn Fr1n 3, 2nd, night 1.)1111 Murri.� , Lt·wis I:::. Smith, Don P110 SI. Phone IVY•2·3284 Middleport Hl•tJlcr, V1·rnm1 l l 11.rr1suu. Trrry Pilhbur9h 9 Mllwauk■- 7, ht l 'h11lin, Howard l'arkt>r uud Jul1u MilwaukH 7 Pit11bur9h 1, 2nd St. Loul, 2 Chicago 1, 1st, 10 In, Weny. OfJ 1d111!.: Jul111 llud1hni,:, l.lulJ St. Loui1 4 Chicago 4, 2nd, ullM, uon tied after 10 In,., darkneH. Ashley aml l'liarks Stohart, Cincinnati 9 Phil•delphla 'l, night Tuelday'1 Probable Pitch■n Sin Fr1ncltco 1t L01 Ang,■ 111 M1rand■ (1-3) YI Drysdale { 1 2-1 31, Clnclnn■tl at Phll1delphi1, night - ()'Tool• (10-1 1 ) v1 Bu1hardt {413), RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE BECKY'S .' Delicious! STANDINGS Tempting Meals Are Yours C I RCLE'S Restaurant , Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. Drawing and Painting Classes Registration, Sept, 10 Lowman Apartments N1•w Hnen, W. Va. Classes for 1 6 weeks, beghrning Saturd:1}', Sept. IO. Be-­ Sinners and advanced studentfi, men and women, ages 13 and up. Plan lo register now! For Further lnform1llon, Wrlh• or Phont" New Haven, Box 132 or Phone TlJrnn 2-4955 Two Tennessee Negroes To Get Heroe's Welcome NASII V 11,LI•:, Tenn. Ul'l-1'wu soutlwrn N4' i::ro athlctC"K whn won gold medals for the Unih•d Stat<-s 11\ lh4' Olympic G ames in Rome will get lhe biggest honw­ comi11g that Tennessee hae to or­ fer, liov. Hufonf Elllnglon announ­ t·rct that ll11lph Roston amt Wil­ ma Hudol11h, hoth students al Ten11l.' 8S<'<' Stutc A&I, will i:et an official rNI l' arpct are4'tin� when thl'Y (' Olll4' home. The arrival date is nol ye\ ddinitc. Boslon, u untlvt• or Laurd, Mis!,!., broke Jl•s�e 0Wt' ns ' Ol}' tll· pit· 1Jro11d jump record set in 1936. Mi.!18 Rudolph, a nilive or T<"1111., took the Ch.rksville, womt'll ' 9 100-mC'tcr da!lh and lhe 200-111ctor 4'Vt'llt. lfrss's first team line on the finl day of practu:c September I avcragPd 2Lti. The8e were Ends Whe11 G2 fool ball 1-'IJyrrs rrpui-1- George Belu ( I.or.am) 100, and l'd lo t ' u;irh 13111 i ll.'SS at Ohio Li11- Jini Mas�anilli (New Phil.idelph1a) l \'l'r.!>LIY oh!.l'n lll'S Wl'rt' llll lJrt•�M'd 206; Ti!l'kll's M ike Kielknv1ez (<.:levcland1 237, ,m d IJ1t'k Schulz with tht•1r 1>hr�1l':il size. (('ulurnbus) 240: Guards Joe Dean I t 's lllll' of l ht• bl)!j.;('SI �11uad� 1 Arrhlwld. Pa. J 21 l and Ken E'ish­ phy�Jr�lly 1 11 many years influ­ rr t M ass11lon J 198, and Center f:'n('t•d m�uily by Hess ' s conrentra• l)ic-k Grerni (Akron) 231 . t lfrn on powl•r fouthall I n less t h a n lhrt·1· years tha1 Hess has bC"cn hC're, lhl' S\IUil1t )1as grown physi('i!lly b11-:1;N , n o t only thruui;h <Ill inll'nSI\'(' rf'l'OUl illh !'illllpa1g11. but al�o in an as equally We Sell Molorola mten81V(' weight traurn,g program We Service All lllS111uled by l lt•ss. Makes and Models Take l' t>nter Dll'k (;rcrni for in­ li[anee Tht• Akron tiarf1eld pru dud weighed lcs� than 200 pounds when Hess saw his first Ohm U. FREE PARKING squ11d m sprmg pract ice of 1958. Cleland's Hector (Skinny) Brown preserved lhe Orioles' lead when he pitched a t h ree-hit, 3-1 triumph after the Washmglon Senators downed Balh• more, t-0. The Yankees, rebound­ mg alter three consecutive losse, to the Orioles, scored a pair of 3-2 victories over the Boston Red Sox Lo gain one Iull game. C.1rd1 Win, o..dle.:k The St. Louis Cudmab sc1Jred a 2 · 1, ICJ-innmg win and played a 4--4 10-inning tie witb the Chicago Cubs; thi Cincinnati Reda ripped the Philadelphia Phillies, 9-2. and the Los Angele.! Dodgen lost the first game of a twi-night double­ header to lhe San Franci.'SCO Giants, H!:-B, but won the 111ghlc1p, 4-3, in other National League games. Athletics The Kansas City nipped the Chicago While Sox, 8-1 and the Cleveland Indians scored a 4-2 v1clory after losing lo the De­ lro1t Tigers, 4-3, m other American League games. Don Hoak's two - run homer, Dick Groat's two - run double and Dick Stuart's three - run homer en­ abled lhe Pirates lo score seven runs in the fourth inruni:: of the Bald Eagle Is Winner Over Four Horses Bald Eagle, .apparently be64'1 hy rxlra added poundage in his last two outmgs bell his weight problem and four rivals at Aque­ durl Labor Day while T. V. Lark won the $122,600 W.ashinglon Park Hand1t·ap, making him a 3-year-old for lop eonlender honors. Carrying 1 30 poncL�, including J ot·kcy Manuel 'Vcaza, Bald Eagle once again moved to the head of the handica p liet by winning the $56,200 Aqueduct Handicap be­ fore a aowd or 82, 127-the larg­ est ever as54!mbled at a New York track on Labor Oay. Bald Eagle, who had finished fourth In the 1rnburban and the Brooklyn while toting 133 and 130 pounds, r..;spedively, dosed fast 1n the stretch to earn a head vic­ tory over Intentionally. Warhead Mllw.uk-■ 1t Plthburgh. night finished third, only a nose,behind - Burdett■ ( 1 6-9) n Gibbon (l-5). Intentionally, Fint Landing ran Only .. m■, 1ehtduled fourth and Greek Star was last. W■dnffday'1 G1m■ 1 Chicago et Phlladelphia, night St. Louis at Pllhb1,1r9h, night LH AngttlH at Clncinn ■tl, night S.n Fr1ncl,eo al Mllw1uktt, night S.in FrancisC'o made il four rn a row over LQs Angeles as Willie Kirkland hil a three-ru11 homer and Jim Marshall drove 111 £our runs m the firsl game. In the .� eeond game, Roger Cr11ig t11s11ed a six-hiller to bring his season· record to 7-1. The Athletic scored seven run in the first innings but had to fight off late White Sox rallies before knocking Chicago four games off the AL pace. Charles Maxwell and Norm Cwsh homered to lead the Tigen to their first-game win but the Indians blasted Paul FoylaC'k for four runs in three innings of the nightcap and won behind a five-hiller by Barry Latman. Grccni we1ghr<I 111 here August at 231 ponnds He 1s a l ready a draft C'hOl C'e of the Cle\eland Browns and a ,·n-captain of the IOtiCJ squad plus being lasl season ' s nrnsl valuable playN Of the 1 1 !add(• randidates on the rosler, IO stand ti I in height or over, with a lone prospect at 5-10. The entire corps of 1 1 aver­ ages l3 2 l)Ounds in weight aud 6-2 in height. Wt.>ights range from junior Bill Gilbert's 2 1 3 pounds to sophomore l'harh·s Niekoson's 265. Nirkoson will 11rubably lose some or his, however, sim·4' he was un­ able lo work during the summer after reC'overing Fro m an oper- COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACE S Phone W Y•2-3794 POMEROY, OHIO ROME UPI-Medal standings at lhe end or Monday 's Olympi<­ compctition: Gold Silnr 8ron11 21 l l 1 3 Unltlkt Stales 21 1 2 1 4 RuHI■ 10 7 5 Ital yGum1nr 8 14 7 S 6 S Austr•li• 4 Hungary 3 l l '2 7 ROME U f>l-l1noffid11I point standinJ:;:s in lhe Olympil' g11111es u£ter Monday'H competition: 38S'h Ruula 355 'h UnltH Shtet, 2191h Germany 1 71 lt■ly 116 Audr1li1 12 1 HuntarY' Pol•nd 98'/4 C1echo1lovakla S 1 1h 50 1h 86'/4 Romani• I' t I I \ ( I \ I I 3 O •O 4 I 3. 1 0 0 Point Standings Brit.tin f•"O I I t I is a Strai ) I I STAR K'S PHARMACY Phone WY-2·2586 E. MAIN STREET 1:HU 8:30 9:00 9:SO J0,00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 �l:15 l :00 POMEROY, 01110 I 1:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 t0:30 '!\,' .. A new Fieldcrest pattern in tones of blue, pink and gold ,. 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Hardware Sbow 'f:U Breakfast Party 8,00 fitiWI Headline, Sports fleport Breaktut PartJ ''°' NeWI ., Breakf11t Party News He■dllne1 1,111 Breufut Party ,,,o News t:911 Bre�aat Part:;, C'offee 'time 10:U SW1p Shop 10:30 Ne'lf!I Headllnfll 10:31 :Mornln1 Devollont: 10:48 Radio ll)'mnal 11:00 Newt lllld.linH 11:02 CounU, P ,. 1 1 :28 hnlt, T"-"" I :30 Raidr ,.u, 12;00 Jfc'I· """'· .,so (:,' ! � ·OO I I JO 1 2:00 l �':30 1 :00 Channel 3 - Wtdnesd■ 8:00 PLENTI' Of' SCHOOL SU PPLIES ON HAND SWEETHEART R OSE DUPAS OUTPOINTS SCOTT SYl)NEY, Australia UPI-Ualph !Jup11s of New Orleans. rourth­ ranked Wl'ltrrwcight eontf' nder, outpoi11lNI ('l111rley StoU of Phi­ l11d4'lphla Mnml;1y in a 1'2-round llout al Sydne y Sl111li11m. [)up1111 took command earl)' in the fight with his !�rt Jabs. 1';11eh wrigh­ ccl 14ti pounds. ' NEW and USED Medal Standings Turby Pol1nd C1■cho1olov1k I■ New ZHltnd 4 :00 t:30 0,;00 6:30 6:00 6: I � 6:2i 6:10 8;4fi Phone WY,2,2255 Pornero, E. Main SI. BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer EDITOR'S NOTI: Th• wrlt.r of th• follo•in" dl111•tch r-,.ort•d th• 195t OulHnOy bo,.._rd, Comedy Pla)'tlouse menl for Unit-' Pr■H Intern., Here ' s Hollywood tion•I. Now, lwo year1 lite,, he St.oamboat BIii hu r-t"rned to lh• off1More f1Wao,Jy Wootlpeeker l : 10 land to r-,,ort on life In the M:.,:aic in the Rou.nd 2:20 world'• only hol war UH. Jim Thacker Show 2:SO B)' HULLEN SHAW W�a1;1erc11t 3:00 QUEMOY UPI - Ong Chinchi Ntws Picture 3 30 JI a young ft1rmer who cultivates 11 HW1ijey-8rlnkley Report UlO i;erap of land m the cenler of a 4.30 C,annonDlll o•l tleheld. 5:00 �•nue He did not eleep on a niaht two 5::tO NBA Playhouse years · ago when Communi■t China IUlO Richard Diamond' bea an it, first saturation arl j llery c: 15 The .nn, Tb.,,.o!.i.e, stio• Arthur Murray P1rty bombardment of the Quemoy offI.JII We,thercalt M Squad short' islands. J:SC "111:r•s Pidllr'I" Phil Silven Show Bui today, almost one million d:4& Huntln Brlnkle:r ltepol1 News later, Ong shrugsed his shells 1:00 Manhunf Weathercast deeply tanned shoulders and said, Train Wagon 1:30 Jack Paar Show "Seared? Yes. But not so muct1 B:30 Prlct is Ritht Sla:n Ofi anymore. I work my land eyery 9:00 Happy day, dawn to dusk. 1'hls shooling 9:30 Tate is just 11 nuisance." i 10:00 Thi8 is Your Life Communist Chir.ese shore guns, Today \0;30 Tombstone Territory less than four miles from Ong's Welcome Neighbors ll:00 N9W1 Hudlinff f�rm, have been bombardin1 Na­ -- __ 11,l� W,. Mr. and Mn. Nortti � Quemoy eince the tionaHsl-held r tl:13 � Ofl' ,;-. Douah Re Ml night or Aug. 23, I9MI. HIO Play Your Hunch From Formosa, Pre&ident Chiang ----:--=c::-·-----::- --,:--- Kai-shek had vowed he will never surrender Quemoy and his other offshore islands. 11 :ao 1 Manied Jou Ong was born 32 ye:1rs ago on ' �:00 RP11ileu Gun this small piece ol real estate, lit­ 1 2:�0 Queen ror a Day Ameiiean Bl.ncb\Md tle larger than New York's Man, I :OD About Paoee Rock;t' and Ria Frienda haltan island. I:;30 Vedic Home For 43,000 Sao Pl'aaellco But 2:00 Day in Court Quemoy, a hot war battlefield Your Elli Re:Dal:Clf 2:30 Gale Slorm ShGW on the fringe of the Bamboo Cur­ Jollll !'sly 1'eWI Beat the Clock 3;00 tain, is home for some 43,000 Honeymooners 3:30 W ho Do You TrllCl farmers, fish 0 rmen and small Bronco Bandaland American t:00 keepers. shop Wyas.t Ellrp llo:30 'My Friend J'llcka The island ' s parC'hed red soil 'flb,l., Jtmeman t:ali San nanclac-,.1 Jleat broken by forbidding gray stone Colt .to 6:30 Your Eflso Reporter hills, is tired from ec11turies of Alcoa Presenll 6:40 Weather Teller cultivation. Open Houae 6:.ft'i John Dacy News With his hands a.nd !liC' same The New1 Tonight 7:00 Four Just Men used by his ancestors, farm­ tools Scanning the weathl!r 7:30 :,tu,ie for Summer Night er Ong, Lall and stocky for :i COi• Sports Report 8:30 Nelson Family 11esc, scrapes the earth for pea, Late Show 9:00 Wednesday Night Fighta nuts, vegetables and mah:e. From lhe rna1ie, Quemoy fer• 9:46 Sport.11 Parade ments one of China's most fa­ 10:00 Haw.ailan Eye mous - and powerful - wines. it, 1 1 :00 News Tonitht Cartoon Spectacular produchon uninterrupted by two Romper Room 11:10 S4'anning the Weather or hostilities. years Show Time 1 1 :15 Sports Report Ong stood on his land bardool­ Your. BIIIO ,Reporter 1 1 :20 Lale Show ed ,rnd stripped lo the waist against the August sun, his blue Collon trousers rolled to the lcnees, while he described his ren­ 10:30 Video Village dezvous with war. 1 1 :00 I Love Lucy "When the shellings arc light, J 11 :30 The Clear Hori2:o!'I TJle lbl_ahtier Da, just go on working. When they t�:00 Love or Life � Stclil are hea11y, I curse against my lost 112:30 Searcti 7ot TootGITlllP :t.df$ Gt N. time and go home and into the 12:4S The Gu\ding Li&bt shelter.·• T!te Three st..-.--,.l :00 Life or Riley Prlvo1te lloinb Shelter Art�ar J. SmitD J1ftl 1:80 As the World 't'UJ'U Hl8 mother, 60, his wife and A lJoot at the Weather 2:00 t'ull Clrcl, their five children, ranging in age Sporf.leope 3:,36. !lOUML ·]Ju1.y from 1 to IO, join him in their Amoa "n' AndJ l:bo 11te Mllllonalre private concrete bomb shelter Hearl ol the City 3:30 The Verd let le Youn when Tao Tse-tung's cannoneer1 1:00 The Bri&hter Oa) g<"I hot. Lock Up 1:13 '!'!1e Secret Storm Mies America Parade L.,ve■ of Doh, GQIII 1:30 Edee of Nta;ht ·, . • ; l:OQ1, Ce·'l.bree Stooges Summer Olympics I 8:00' New&: The Comedy Spot B:15 A Look al the 'Weather Diaa:nosis Unknown 8:30 Sportscope 8:30 Amos & Andy U O'dock News '1:00 Highwa)' Patrol A Look at tre Weather 7:30 Summer Olympks 1960 Summer Olympk.1 8:30 Men Into Space The.aler 13 9:00 The Millionaire 9:30 I've Got A Secret 10:00 U. s. Steel Hour New■ 11:00 1 1 O'cloCJC News Captain. Kan&aroo 11:10 A Look al \he Weather Cantoon Tbe.ater 1 1 : 15 1960 Summer Olympic1 December Bride 1 1 :45 1'bealer 13 Channel 3-Tuesdoy at1on O r the 1 0 LCuards on the roster l'lght weighed 1 96 pounds or over, W l l h fiYI' of Lht.'m l11tl ing over 200. tlt'ancst at this puslllon IS Allen M 1 ller uf Groveport al 223. Life On Quemoy., Beset By Red Bombardment, Is Nearly Normal 11:'IO i:oo 1:02 1;80 1:30 2:00 1:00: 1:02 1:30 8:35 4:00 ol:Oi .f · •:35 6:00 &1Qi 5:$0 Iii;&\ lli:45 8:00 8:30 66:32 7:00 '7:® 7:30 "l:32 8:00 lutt For You News Heedllnea Just For You Newt Ju1t ior Yeu c.mne on pt, Pleuant News Headliner Music Go Round News MU.Ile Go Round Newa Headlines Mute Go Round �•I News M.u1k Gc:i Round B111.?ball Scores Music Go Round News Headllnea lfusic Go Round Complete Nll'lw11 Rr,und-up Crow '• Steak Hou11e-Sound 1 o,f tile 60 1 Hew, Headline, Evenin, Jntertude New1 He,dlinH EVenint lntll'll'lude New1 Headlinea Sundown Seren1U Si1n. , Off Mason County N EWS 3 Times Daily 10 AM 11 :55 AM ■nd 5 :05 PM r!ANUTI IF T�EY BUILD IT kCOIIOING TO Pi.AN. 1 (u. Rt.I< RIG/ff THOOIJ6" 9100/'l'S �! Oni built 1hr sheller himself hf, . binJ his squat, two-room red br1rk Ila�- 'Wilh cement 11ven by the IOV4N"nnlilllt. Sine, lhe initial IUS au1ult, the IJ. S. and Natio�l•t Chlneae a:ovemmerit1 have orovided a bl)mb 1beUer, lor, rieariy every houa& a.nd• aehoollon Qp.emoy. ().,I ceunt1 hi1 ble11in&! in a &tritnj'e way. TAAT DilfSN'T 5'l1PRISE ME A 61T... , ' toil_- Onee he couJd. ta,ke a. sick child o-1)' to a 1111ed.ieaJ, 4111ci . Bi.ii now. h� �'11'1 that Que• moy ·1 wo u nded civillan1 are trea.led free in modvn military hospilals ll.Dd cHnic, eallbUabed in the paat two year•. M,in;v. of thf!ae faoilltle( have been buiit under irG\.lnd, Ong's neiahbors are hacky. In yun, only one pe,l'IOJ'.I ha1 t.wo been wounded i n OJ\Jl's Dina Pao viUa&e, population 800. Dul thou.a.ands of 80.ldier• and 4'i11Ui111e have been ki11ed and wounded elsewhere on Q!,lemoy. The e:nC"l number of c.asuallies ii a military secret. Shell On Alt ■rnat■ Day1 Slince November, 1958, the Reds, by announeed policy have shelled the offahores only OT\ alterilafe d•ys. Communist China s�id it would wilhhc-ld £ire on even-num, bered days o( the month for "ho, mallitarian reawns." U'L .$1JN&11 A . •• "SOL0MON' &AQ( TO � !/ tlr, ,l r.A�OLINF ALLEY , Ok.av. I'll trv net to \coli:.. 1'1 k.e a tramp­ Ycu ought to buv a r;h1 rt. Vours are aH fra\ed ac: the collar. _ a,; I u,;ua\ lv do. - __ !,lERE 'S TM!! U�T OF A.U... KNOWN T1.TTOOSTS DOING BUSINi:55 IN Tl-lE CJTV- MALIA, TI-IE TA.rrDOIS.T IN..; -..ol.VED IH TMIS COULD BE A. BIG H� TO US.. 'NOULD 't'OU KNCMI MIIYI IF ",OIJ SAW �IM ? ' I Vf,S'f.�ltYEA8 ■ By Unltltd llrffS lntern tlonal Today is 'J\1e.iid1y, Sept. 8, the 250th day of lhc year, with 116 more in 1960. The moon is appro1ching its last (luarter. The morning star is Man. The eveninit stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. On thi!L day in history: Jn 1620, 1 49 Pilgrims s11iled from Plymouth. England, aboard the Mayflower for tht' new world In 1800, American civic and so• cia1 worhr Jane Addams was born. In 1B89 Secretary of Stote John Hay proposed his open door 1)0• licy with reference to China. In IIKll, President William Mc­ Kinley was ·shot and critically wou11ded by an .anarchist while attendlne the Pan-American Ex­ po1itlon in Buffalo, N. Y. In 1914, the first Batlle of the Marne took place in France be­ tween Allied and German troops, reeultlng in a German retreat. �--- - ARE YOl:J HERE AGAIN ? FOR THE TENTH TI ME TH E AN SWE R 15 NO··� �PT6 'loU '60UNO GOOD,' I-IONESr ANO TO Tl-IE f>OINT . BUT ROGUE CAN TE.LL ANO H'E BRQl.l§ITT _ YOU! MV N&<ME IS MARLENE �IIIE'. WMAT'S 'iOURS9 TIJought for today; American civic and eoclal worker Jane Ad­ dams sald: "Private benefidenee is· totally ill.adequate to deal with the· vut numbers of lhe city's disinherited," YOUTH SAVES ACTIEH BEL-AIR, C&IIC. UPI-An uni, d,nllfied teen,ager alerted come• dienne Joan Davis that the top fioor of her home was on lire Mond11y night while ehe eat wat­ ching television, Miu Davis, 46, was led to •fety by tbe youth; who lert the scene witho.ut giving his name. 1 Hour• Hurol Urill Wa• H,,..k. Holi,lav COl.lJMHlJS UPI-Whil°e lhf' 11a­ liun was t·elebrath1g Lahor Hay 11s 1' dH.Y or rest. the 811l·kcycs of Ohw Stat<' labored through fnur hours of f\rill under a hot sun. l 'nad1 Woody Hayes pronoun­ t'l'<l l11111�4'1f mostly utisficd with the ouh'n111e bul rC"fllMJd lo he n)l11mitll•d to a date for a full5<' 1114'." Sl'fitnmagc. "We've put In a lot or sturf in four days" he said. PAS S E S O U T ••• M O N EY 3 Roo ms New F u rn i tu re ONLY s299 _ N11r1y 1v1rybody can u11 1 111111 111ra mon,y II tlm1L lll11'a why WI ... h111 . . . to put the mon1y In your h1nd1 qulckly, privately and tGOROfflicolly, You .n1m1 It W1 supply rt. Our llrm1 are m1d1 It ,, .... JOU la ffllY way. U.:i I:. MAIN ft.TKIUi.t rNVNlll W t•.l.·.1. 1 1 1 J,1m,uo m«i•••r, tn.n&8tr Houn 9 10 • - 1 nun••r , 111 Noo � � -' ' . MASON FURNITURE CO. I ' :'· ( 1''• , I I ·.]',. f, _. .' r·' ... ·, '_ , ' �! ,i " . 'i ,· �� IJ-� I.,"-/1. .,. ,_ •""•••• co"'· ".\to -, ◄ Birthdays · ire ju!t one of the '1appy times around her house since she got a flameless electric nmge. Automatic features take the watchin11 out. put the fun back in cooking and baking. And the flameless electric fuel keep, her kitchen c;leaner and_ cooler year �rounda ., � - . co: � the . ELECTRIC ,. • r-: -- c--............. ,._ ....TM■- --- Wit.. ....N� =,_, . . . . r,-...,___,. < .., . l , .,.,.. ,,v ... • •·.;,.:.� i -�--.:,, ... ----:- - --- �\> _, t.._.._ · _ .;. .l, ', J ' • ..:.,i .. .,,,__ ... _�.,,� I' I' l'<JD,\Y AND ' CNL"-f "fOU, M 155 PIMPl..£­ Ta.J, DEM1£A.N LURE. -15 rH r ..SOLOMC)t,(; TI-4E 5ATELL1Tf:,W1-·UQ-t PASSES OVER THE. CfN AT THAT TIME- ,. "We u11� to keep track wtiich days wer e odd and which da.)'s were even," Ong said, "bOt We always were getting mixed u�. Now it does nol make any dlff�nmC'e to us." The Nationalist Chinese Defense Mini1try, counting artillery rounds by U. S. World War Two battle:­ lield techniques, reporled t:JJAt.. the Reds hue fired 827,467 sh.rb,. at Quemoy sin� Aug. 23, 191i8. Nationalist military offictrs bs­ Ueve the Communlals can never pierce Quemoy's beaches, rineed with mines, barbed wire and un­ derwater spikes sharpened �-'.I rip the DOttoms out or landing craft. Every inch ol the Quemoy beaches is covered by m ilcltine­ gun, mortar and artillery muz­ zles. &uemoy will, stand, Nationalist officers say, ,o long as the sea �upply li11 e i■ kept open across ICJO mile& or the f'llrmoaa Straits to !he main Nationalist Chinese isla11d1 Formosa. And that ' s a job for the atomic­ armed U. S. Se,;.enth Fleet. -.-::::::::::::::;;.:::;;;,. By AL CAfP .. � �- : -=-•�-�u==----•= ----'----- ��- - -· -- ·· _ __ __ _ _._ ,-... . ,., � -,.,r _ _._,..........,._.___ ' . ·� �. •1--J>any Sentine!, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Sept 6. 1 �60 -I Sew-Rite Club , Koehler-Conrn,1/y Wedding Ceremony ; Held At T uppers Plains Christian Church Holds Session ' Friday Evening Around And About Middleport . United Met.hodist Official Board Holds , Session Sunday Evening A t Pome1 roy I : :,. The September met'ling of the OffinaJ Bu:ird of the l mted i Metbodist churc h was held S u 1 1 ct a ) P v t 1 1 1 1 1 g ,1 t tbe d1 urd1 By F R E DDIE HOUDASi-t.:!L 1' Mra. C . F. Tompkrn� . rh.-1ir111a 1 1 . 01wm·tl ! h i' 111N• t 1 11g v. 1 th W('rkt•111t 1 1.,1 l ur� w i t h Mr 0 11d wt·re their for group smgrng 1,1, h irh op1.·nt•t.l ! h e d t· \ o l 1um Mr� A l onzo d ;n1�!1lt•r� ;1rnl fam l i l('� Mr arid t C�r gave the rt' pur1 of lhe �et: r e t a r y and a l so the t r casurl' r :\fr � Juh11 Mcl'l1im illHI duldrf'n of l olumbu, il llfl M r ilrl!I Mrs ..,_ ftpo,:I in the 11ibst•r1rr i;I ,,J r� H1 rt · ["•rl1'd ! li .i 1 \ h i' f('df' n>ril1 1 1H of /11,,rk ( ' \ a r k il!ld MJII�. Albany third ftupe. Re\/ . J::ui:1·111• H r u11, n ! !1 , p,11 �11!10:..:t ,,.. ..1 , 11 1·or ('um pit· CuJumh us. :\1 r, J e�., 1 ,· M 11rh I ll•HI I who h:1� S [/1'111 l h i• p�sl Wt•('k w i t h ! h� ( It rr .',I r .u1d M r� I:: 0 Tn�•ksbary n• I T " "" J l l l l < >III IC'(•d • 1H1·,1' n t a l 1 1 t' , , I l ht• ],rl\lHIJt. 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VP , 011 h !l'r C ;1 1 l1 } .� pent S11 nrl..1)' 1c1t g Tony LJrtis - Oean Martin t tw d1 11n h rl'pa1 r('d find 10 h,11•1• I .a h whNt' 1 h c .1 � l l r n d lluckt'Yt' 1 h ,· oiw11 pla, , . . 1 1 , 1 lw llC' I I tower Jan1•t (...(> 1�h .1, k�hary rruni,1 11 and Tc, hP t d c f'!ll'/,.,1 , if w 1 l h ,1 I l l ' lll !'Sh to saft o n Mn11da� 1 1 1 WDrth 1 ogto11 w i t !i Wed. and Thur,., Se-pt. 7-8 Tl11·_1 also "TH'E RCM)Kn; ·· I c 11 a rd ;1�illlhl l , 1 , r � l l rl M r._ W;1rn�r l'rt.' ll(' l i a 1 1 d Wf'r1' 1 11., t r,,,·1, 1! 1 , 1 l ' l \'l'.> l 1 • : , 1 u· l li r M Tommy Noonu 1 1 . J'dt' Mur�h:d l mily a f po�.� 1 h 1 l 1 1 ; , . , ., 1 r 1•1,1 r·r 1 1 1 1 h r , ((; I ( ' ,11 1w1h· i M r a nd r\l r, 1';11 1 1 l\ ;1 u l 1 ;1 11d I fr0111 l !' S l r l , ( 1 1 < ' \Jr, I L, r n· I ' 3 Stt,oi<:"� 111 d11ldrt•u or l 'nlu111hu� l l� l l t•d M o n S m 1 1 li d,:, 1rma 1 1 ,,f t tu• 1r us1 1T�. I , ' . , 1 1« t h h r r hr,, t hr1.� H nd f,1 1 1 1 1 • I "TR.11'1,t: ( ' flOSSE])" . I I ll ( �orin11111·1•d ll 1!H' l · l 1 1 , ;.: r,J F R I DA Y : NOT OPEN l it·� - ,, , ;1 1 1 d ,\f r , H 1 rh,1rd 1'1,· J,!roup f,,r SP pl :n S•turday, Sept. 1 0 l.1 · 1is. l < - 1 ,d . .,nrl M r Hild Mrs . . l l , spi: · i t 11:il l hw Mr., l'•·arl Douhlr Hurror' lbli,11 : • 1 < :. : , , :\I .�•HI ;uid M r ! 1 f 1, �1•,·n·l;.r) 111 1 h t• \\' S< 'S a11 "STilAN GLEF� ur HOM BA y · · M :·s \\' 1·11dc- t l Kirn t 1. . l'or 1 11• am[ 1w11 1 1, Pd I ha ! 1 111·t• k l r prayi·r sl'r - also ruy V l ( ' ( ' .' W t i l lw n·.,u 111e1! :JI !hi' "The ELECTJHlN I< ' MONSTt-:!I " I a ro Tom A 1 1 1 : 1 , . n v an1I �r, 1 1 drn rrh tlt'gl/llllnf,'. Wf'1!nesd 11 y id lu�:r Mon., Tu ... , S•pf, 1 1 - 1 3 raster, \' ISl tt•d 11· 1 ! 11 11,lr illld Mrs !I " rn A 1!1.,1r1rt mr1·t 1 1 1 i1 wa� a11 " W AI\[ Ml: WIH:N IT S { 1 V J-:JC ' u 1 11h; 1111 uu,·t'(I lha1 wt•l'kly pray1•r �Pr W 1 l l n, Arit hon) M Ernie Kovacs .\f aq,!11 ,\l oon• Owr, n l(J('hard rs M Mr .in<l 1 ' hu rch 1 1 1 1'11rhmuuth wh l' 1 1 I\Js J�<'k Ward,·11 1 (·k \' IS ) 1 ;trHI Judy d1ildrrn <I n a 11011 :,nrl !\t n, l l i17.l'I Werner will 1 1 cd at ( ' amikn Park Sa t u rrla1· rl'turnl'd hot11l' llohin M i l ls s:i r u rdiiv aflrr �pending t he past I ! Wl'1•k iri Pomeroy w i t h her grand r, arM1I�. Mr. ;md M rs, lt�ymo111l V1srhcr. Mr.� ( ' rary H11v1s •� s 1w11dini::: • Sl'vt'r11l 1lays in St Lotus . M11., W i t h hf'r !f(IJ} illld r;imily M r ;rnri • M r s. ( 'rary ( Ja \a l.� J r Thi' Pavili' son John wh11 had h('.; 11 v1s i1 1 ng Ill T,1l1·<lo H itt! [ k l rn i t , Midi , ' w i l t1 l'r i"rnls an1I rl'lat ivt'S slop pPt! 1 1 1 M 1 1 l d l t• 1 111r1 11v1•r1 1 ighl lasl ' ant! 111� f;r;1 ral rnulht'r arl'om w1•1•k ; p;ui 1 t•,I 1 1 1 111 tu his hum,· M r �l\d Mrs Jam<'.i lla . l' lllilll, l l a _1 t o11. S f !t' ll! l !w hul!rl.iy w1•1•k Plld with M r , and M rs. Hobi.:rt M I I ) �ell M r and �1r.� lln!\;1 n d Hra l z ;1 n 1 t gr.incltluughlt•r, SHndra 11. ml Mr anr! Mr� .lohn 1 1 1 1 1 1.� ;i ll or l 'ol11111lm�. Mr and M r� .lt1 111 Ps , M i l ) l'r 1111rl J,!l' al)dchi!<ll'('ll o( Can• . I . 1011 ,rnd M rs Anna l'<'l f>rs 11f M 11ldl1•rwrt w1•rp fl'('('nl v i.� i1 ors of Mr ;11111 M r.� l•'.11 11.� sl'II and Mr <UHi Mrs l i uy H 1 1 sst' l l PIICI fa milv, o f Mi11fllt>p<1rl rout£' . M r ;ind M r�- lkrnar1I Sd1ran1 1 1 , o f Za11t•�1 i l lt• �111' 1 1 ! 1 .ahor ! lay w1'£'ke111t w11 h t tw 1 r ,bt11ghlN 11 11d 1·11 1 1 111 _1' M r 11 1111 Mrs Juhn L,1· u11� a n d d11ldn·n . Mrs Wei-;h•y l•'ry :in1I .� 0 1 1 .\ l ;1 r 1 i 11 . 1 : t•orgf' Saunr, Mrs Ada 1 .o m ht'r! ;ind Mi.�-� t'r1•tltl1t' l l(ludu stu• I I �prnl Sunday ;1 l l nnuun ;11 ( '11 lll t!l'll Park, 1'11nwr11 v. , !'rl 1�s S11si1' T11y lnr. �1w11 t ! tw h o l 1 1l;1y wi1h Ht'I' and M r ,. fr('d I . ( i ;mlner M r . amt Mr. ll<ihl'l't Turni-r 11111! d u ldrt•n ldt Mond11y 1'1•1- 1 1 111� for l h t•1r hnmt' in Nort h ltoh1nsnu aft1•r -� 1 11• 1 11tim:: the WC't'kt•JHI w1(/ i Jot• his 1 1arrnt.� . Mr, and Mr,; Tu 1· n1•r . M rN Ed w i n Cnatr,s, lo<'u l . and W i n i rri-11 ( ; i h hs. ltHdnc, rf'turnrd 1-rid!l,I' aftt'r i.pt'IHl i llJ.! SC'Vrral d:1y.s i11 Kr111t1cky whcr(' l lll'y at 11'1 1 d , ,,1 nw S t <' l lhl'll t-'ostt'r S1nry al Hnrd.,lnw11 aud visilccl in l .011 1 � vil lf' w11h M r and Mrs. Fn•t! Cna 1 t>s ant'I fllmllv. Mr atld Mrs. Virl!il Edwarrls · · c Sl'rvic 111ni.: ell'11 tlry 11 1 r11ws1 111• 1 o l 1• 1 t•njuy m11-i.: t11ki• t do<!sn It nf Culu 1 11h11s whn h11d bC'Cll vi�it • ,lust sf>n d you r., 111 lluh1 11.�n11 ' s I I ' ., o u r 11.� u11l l[llltli!y dNl ll· in!! 111 ( : a l l i p111i� with Mr. ;iml Mr:-i. l il'rhNt Edwards arrived J na, pl-us faitl N,•n 1t·1· ;ind h,1dJ,lr\ 1 1lt•asmi:: pnrr. Try 11 - 1L works Snndity In 1·isit with Mr. a1Ht �Irs. 'h1ulf's �:d ward� ancl childr<!JJ ( Hke a d1nrm. and Mr . Hnd �!rs. I,. n. Oill's ThC'y 11l annrcl t o r<"lurn home - Proletislonal Care l''or Your Wash 'n Wears today. llhnnda l l )'sf'll. 11upil of 1hr 1 h1rd �rH1lc 1 h i.s lrrm was not ahll' to a1t1'11 1i ! lw 0 1 1l'rl 111,c: d11y of sehnnl br('IIUS(' of 1 l l 1ll'ss. t Mrs timer Wh.1te and Mrs Don aid Col l ins were hostesses when the Sew R 1 I(' Sewing dub met Friday eve111ng ill lheir dub room, L1n('o]n Height$ ..:, devotions. �is� LuL-retia Genhe rnit•r �i'H"l'd a.-. at: cornpa111�1 �lr� W a _1 nt' K m,:: During the business session wtth Mrs Collins, president ; o charge, i t was decided t o �pomor a re<'ord hop, the date lo be an• nou nced later The door , prize was awarded to Mrs. Harv)· Van Vra,1ken Mrs tdward Wells, Mrs W i l l iam Ware and Mrs . White birthday gifts rt're1 vrd t•ach from se1·r('t pals !idreshmrnts were scn•�d by lh<' hostl'ssc� al the dose of the mcl'ting to 14 members I I OS('i>S('S for the !lt'Xt mcehnJ; · will h(' Mrs. Edward Wells arul Mn. Elta Gilmore Jr. • . SMITH CLOTHING '' . IN MEIGS COUNTY •• ' Name Brand Merchandise I MEIGS THEATRE 1 ' • TH E •• .' ' •' I� '. ' ' MOBILE REDEMPTION CENTER Will Be At f�ANS 'l'o llt•dt•e111 t'lllt•d S&II Grt•t•n Sf11111 1t Hooks September 7 Works 9 A.M. til 5 P.M. I Like A Charm! ROBINSON'S 2·HOU R CLEAN I NG SERVICE Robinson's LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS Trl-LuMer (.:J('8norrt Roblmmn's Clcau<'rs PHONE W Y 2•5 130 l'IIONE WY 2·5428 JN . MIDDLt:PORT IN l'Olllt:ROY repnl' t 011 ! heir 1 4,()(H} 111 1tr trip to Afrin1. usi11g as 1 hl'ir suhJl'd "Afrit'a, Ow Mirror nf �la nkind" lkv. Brnwn a11 11ou111·ril that hr, would tir in fll'IHwarr Morirla v lhrouti;h Thursday of this wr1-k !'aslm ' s lo 11llt'nd 1 he Ohio Srhnol l'r11Yl'I' hy l hc pastor l'Onduded lhe mct•l lrtJ:. ':SHOP PICKENS and SAVE A ll ll'e l'rCRm SOl'lill Wi!S heltl aHcrnOon and evening at 1·c_,�tnday S( ' E N E J\ , 1VI . H H N (i 1 he M l . \foriah Bapt isl Chu i'C'h in Lhe by T h e l ' hristi..in Chu rt ti al Tu pJ,eJ s 1-'l.tins was the .<;<: enc of Middleport sponsored Hardaway Oscar Mrs choir. l'hurrh I l ic ::;u n1111rr weddmg, w h e 1 c Janel l·:larne , chrnghter oi Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams were rhair. ,111d M l ' :-.. Pearl Koehler, o t Long 8 lLorn , bet:ame the bride of men of the affair when home made Okey Cunnolly, sou of M r . and Mn;. Joseph Connolly no w re• Ll'l' i:ream and cake were served. s 1 d 1 1 1 g r n ,\J ewark. 00, w. Mrs, Lol'io;i Brannon. aunt of .l dnc! Willi given m marriage liy hl·r fa t ht > r Thr alt l'nd,mt, the tmdt', pL,yf'd l hc pr('-nupt ial WNr M a ry Connolly, bridesmaid music (,n lhl' J111m1rnmd orr,ao . Till' groom 1 .� a �raduall' ,if iJ!lil H1Jl)('r( Lar k in�. heslman Thr 1·r1ws of ti}(' (1 11uh!c nng O l 1 1•l••Orani::r l l il-':h S1·hool m the TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY t't'1·e 1 1 1 D 1 1 y wl'rl' n·a,I hy f\C'v W . l'l11s� of '57 Thi' hro dt' J� " :::ra duatc of Ea�trro in the clas� of K 1/ 1 ;.: p of Columbus, 0 FAMILY >NIGHTS 1 he hrirfr ,rnd �room t nok ! l1l'ir ' 59. lii:ht cfi <Tl>ss \' OW!> ran nJ.: l tw Dan Dailey - M itzi Gaynor Tl1 C' rl'C'f'Ptu1n w;1� l1f'ld al 1111' Large hilski > b uf · s parents. Out i:ro(1m he t of home "THERE'S NO BUSL NESS :d t•Jt her side of lown gu('sls who attended the UKE SHOW B USINESS" Tht' tmdt' w�s a l l tred In a wedd111� illld rt'C<'ptiun were Mrs . 111/11 1 1• sheHlh ht·c over l11frl'ta (;Porg1;i lligg.�, Mr (Color and Seope) M rs, and 1 l n•s� w 1 l h rT1 a td1m.1: w lute hat, l l arry Keller, Mr and Mrs. Ger• - also ;,1111 wure � <·1>rsagc of pmk rose aid Kell t'r all of Couml)u.�: Mr. buds. ;ind Mrs. IJana LPon11rd of Grove• Jane Wym,m - Rock H udson por t . 0. l ,1,uise Bigley, l'om�roy .�ixlee11t/1 Birt/ulay ''ALL TI-IAT HEAVEN Local guests attending were ALLOWS" and Mark!. Arlie Mrs and Mr. Observ,"1 1'/ru rsduy Dana Mrs. and Mr. las. Dal . snn Barbara Loi:::iln wus enll'rta111ed aechnicolor) ' Thursday nii;hl when a groUJ> uf Mrf ain and Keuneth Frecker. ALSO CARTOON fnends plt•asa n t l y surprised hiN' The cour,le is making iheir for lwr sixteenth birthday with a hurrw in llel pr(' S l u m htr Party, Thuse present 1" 1nlaw. Jennircr wPr1• T,1 mlll)' Lohse, Tine 811Kkr. Sharon and Lllldii Moon· . .Ja ill't Bruwn, Mary J;11H• Louks, Nancy Eil'hi11;:er, Kay l ' o 111pton , Pil11 1 !) ' Brie n , L'indy .Swalzt l . l';im l lobstetlt!r, t ' arulyn Vaugh;1n, Anita Russl'll, Barbara Twenty-one ml'mbers or l hl' t'oall's, llrcnda Potts and Douna .J unior aud Senior Youth Fel l ow• l lau( ' k :rnd the honore.l guest. sh 1 11 of l hc U n 1l C'd Melhmtis! Sl'IHlmg !:lflS htil 1rnahl(' lo al · l ' hurrh all(] their rOUllS('lnrs, It('\' ( ;•1ul Wl' rt' ( ' harlrsc1nna l lf'ss, K;i ;1 11d M n l•:11�('1}{' Brown and Mr. n•11 l l uf fner . .l 1 1 d y J(•1111 1 11g�. ;ind a n,I Mrs. llohC'rl l lernrh111 lll'ld a As� 11 a t h Triicy llefn•shm1·nts rd n•Hl al t h(• Roy Smut .nunp Wl"!'t' �t•n·1•d arnl i ( lllu�t l' llj 1))'ld)h­ 11;-;ir Ch 1•., trr frnm !i p m f. r1tfay lo 6 p Ill Sc1 l urdar l llght was S !)l'lll hy a l l . A pol l uck supper opC'll('d l hC' �1'1 1 v 1 t 11�1, on Friday everiing fol• lowed hy 11 c;nnp fire and a talent �how tmdt•r t he d 1 ret!iun of Hev. I llruwn . Thi' worship .� 1 rvkl' ;rnd l>reak• fast on S-iiturrtay rnurnrn_g was Pluu� W<"l'I' 111;1d1• fur ;1 j1! 1\l'Y foll uw1·d hy "shar1 1 1g t houghts' ' �1ippl'r ,UHi lt"I' 1·rt'illll �n(·i:1 1 1)1) with Mr. lll'fm.lou as le:ulN. A ."i ,11 11rday . SPpl :!4, tw,: 1 1 1 11 1 u g 1;11 short busi1ll'.�S �l·ssiou WilS hl'ld 4 J > rn wh1•11 1he l l:1p l)y l l arvl'�I hy each group. Eh'l'tion of ofri. t• r., !'111.�� ol l h e I.-Nit'r:il1•1l ( ' hurrh <'N� wa:- )wld hy !lie SctHur 1 1 11•1 �-nd;1r ,, n, 1 1 1 n g H1 t hC' diun· h i,:rou p wilh V11vul Jlrnwn s<!IN•tctl M l' �. 1'f1JI Mt'mha1· t , pn•.� 1drnt. :11> 1 ,, cwk11t. Mike Swa11.t'l. vice npt'n<"d l hl' 1111•,•t in� wil h d('VO· 1 m,s1d1•rit: Lul11 Ze1,glrr, St'erelary ti HI\H, usi11� ,1., twr tnp1(' "Wr lk­ Huth i\ 1111 EdwHrds. tre11sur1·r . l t1·1•.-, 1 11 Ill<' S;trr;i!ll!'llt ' ( ; rn u p and , h•11u1frr l .ohsr, news r<!porl• ,1 11�m/� o f 1 1 P I r111h- 1 1 1 ;\ [ 1' :mil ('r. A f l ('r 1lmnrr, t h �rc was II per. . �(TiJ>111 1'c l'l'iHh11g hy M r�. Wa ldo .I . lbrlt•ls 1 1n'<'r<lt•(I ! ht' nwd 1 l a iud of [)rni,: ram pliuinini,: and re• l !llll 11 . v M r., , Mt'm h arl ·1 11(' dC'\'(1- 1·rt'al10n. Nrtl'r which 11· wiener t iuns d "s<'tl wi1h I ii<' s 1 11).!i n1,: o f n1ast was h<'lcl to rondwle the lll'1'11 I IW 0 1 \ Mr,, Hr1•;1 t h of 1.1ft' adivities. .\ U cmlin_g wen• those menl iou• ;md prayer by t h1• lf'l1tt.-r . , , d a l rl'arl y 11111I .lllnel Brown, Ali· A rC'JlOrl WIIS given O i l I ll!' jit 111·s suppn an1t iel.' ('t'C'lllll sorn1I la Ciil'Pl'lltf'r, Linda Moore. Don• lwld l'l'l'C'lllly A l'Olllrihlll lnn of 1 1a l 'rnw, llreu<ia Potts, Cindy $ !0 0 WHs mnr!I' tu t h(' h11ilrt1 11.i:: Sw11t1cl. Allen and Charles Dow­ rund M 1·s. T1 1 mn;1s Yunng �r11' i l • n 1 .-. 1'0111111.v ancl Johnny Shasteen uul ] l (e rh1tirn111u or ! h!' 1;uil1I Tom White, Mike Swatzel, Bill !' ('l)Ur1Nl a rctreitl WOllld 111' twld Youn,::, Dor Co11tei;, Rust)' Lefrle, ; 1 1 lh <" i'hu rd1 'f' ll<'Sday, Sf'pt. 1 :1. J I .i nk CIPland, Oouglas Moore lwgir111ing w i l h a lurwh('On a l :rnd the <'Ou nsf'lors. 1!0011, 1;11.1111•.� Wl're 111.iyrd during 1 111' f,'du,rr,ls Rr1111io11 Held �. ol'ial hour wi1h priz(•s awnrdt'il Tlw /UJllUal Edwards r<'11nion was 10 Ml�s Thl'lllla c:rucsN. Mrs lwld Sunday al the 4·H Camp Aman1ln Kaspar Hild M is� M;1w! (irounds at Southside, W. Va. Grut'ser. A mong thos(' attc,nding were Mr. A d"S.'iert ('Oll!'M' wa.� -�f'l'Vetl h) ilml Mrs. Charles Edwards and !ht• hoNteSS{'S Mrs. l ; i'Ol'('f Erh, l';it and Bre11d11 and Mrs. Edwin M rs. Frl'd l){'ssaut.• r 11ml M1 �s Coull; or Middleport, Mrs. Qon Bet• l<� rrn11. Smith al tlll' do�<' uf t he ·•in.I! and Krvin, Po1nerQy, MT. and 11\C'etinJ::. . , .rs. Herbert Edwards, Gallipolis, 1'.fr. and Mrs. llownnl Wl's! illld Mr. and Mr,; _ Virgil Edwards, Col. S. SECOND AVE. son l loward LI'(' 1• isi1rd O\'l'r l hl' umbus and Mr. and Mrs, Donley Wl't•ktmd in Gauge wilh hrr p.ir• Edwards or cornlng. l'IILS 11nd sisters, Mr 111111 Mrs \ G. R. WrighL :\ui1tb1· ;if• ,·rnno11 , Mrs. Wc-!11 and son :;ntt 1 • ,•r si.� .. .. ' Ins visttt'd al C111111t1•n l 1,; We Have TIie Tanks! Miss Pe1uu· Hussel l 1l1111 �· 1tC'r o r �lr. nnd Mrs < ; u y 0 . Ht1· :ell ol lot·lll rl<'. cnlN<'d KcnluC'k .\ fhri.� t i im Cnlle�e lasl Thursday. Mis� Hussell whn graduated from romC' roy this spl'in.l! has rc.l!htt·rcd for l'IIISS{'S in Hihll', ThyS('nloi::v, mu­ sic', hom€' nursin.l! anrl ('hild rare Debbie L)'OllS. srnaller dall,l!h 1 l'r o( Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons [I'll b11(·k w11rd� wlwn i::oin.l! up the ladder at !hi' swimming pool last ThursdHy .and brnkr her wrist Amollg l hose who ntte111fod lh<' annual rl'u n ion of the 371h Divi• sion o( Ohio which was held in Akron ovl'r the weekend were John Kaurt. Ev('rt-11 D11vi.11 and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Fowll'r. I/old Sodt1l Monday The Septem ber meeting of the The meeting w111 closed with 8. H. Sanborn Misaionary S�iety prayer by Mn. Charles Bennett of the Middleport Flrst Baptist after whlth refreshments werP Churrh war; held Monday ev<!ning served by lhe Dorcas Circle. .at the church with Mrs. Willis Anlhony president of the sociely.' IOOSTeRS To MEET in charge. The Pomeroy Band Bootiters Following the or:tan prelude have announced a meeting for hv Mrs Cecil Bradbury the devo­ loniS!,hl at the Pomeroy Senior tions and program w.as presented High School auditorium at '7:30. by lhi: Love.Joy Cirde usinl! Hi e l 11eme "That Ye Mily Know H i m " CLASS TO ME ET During the busin(! SS meet in� The Homebui lders Class of the 1 1 was �n nounced that the W h ite Brad ford Ctrnrch or Christ will Cross quota hu l:ieen received. "1M't 1h1s Thursday evening f!'r t,\ n invilali<m was read from . a wiener roast. Jitit,ey Supper, Social Planned By Church Class HOTDOG and 2Sc COKE Only . SOc llEGULAII HOTDOG 8'1d 1 5c COKE Only 30� OFt'Ell GOOD ONLY DURING ' WEDNESDAY and . THURSDAY 1 McClure s Dairy Isle Locust & Fourth Sts. '• 1 PAI NTED BY E l 5 � ' l\ E .. PAY JUST A LITTLE MORE FOR I T. IT HAS THE SO CALLED LOW B I DDER. WON 'T YOU G I VE US THE OPPORTUN I TY OF SERV I NG Your Badget Terms - Full lnsaranee Coverage Of Coarse Clinton Fisher Company Sa.les - PA.I NT - Service Phone WV-Z-Z4SZ MIDDLl!PqllT, O. WA.RM MORN I NG H E A. T E R S TUE�., WED., THURS. MASON, W. VA.. Pu�se In Stamps Get Double Your �N TO ,icKENS' RADIO SHOW ON WM PO lvary TueMley and Thund1y mornln1 at 7.30� WI 9'we rM•r NO.GO Calh Ivery WNk. Then•• Nathln1 To &uy • No Pvrch..e N.-1..ry, · Open Every Day All Day - 7 A.M. to 5:JO P.M. - Saturdays IU 8 1'.M. Roush's Shoe Store Middleport • ' ' ' ,. ' • ' ' ' ' ' ', ., Metered bollled ;as aervice �st th.at will eomt)(!'te with any twc of fuel! Be the first to t,11joy thia mo­ dern method o{ heatln, __ aee UI DOW! , � .. ,. . • • - _ � • - -• · l- ,�- •• • ••·· . _.. . •.. .,. .....,_ . _ • • _ . _ . ' -, . . •--'- . · , .· )&lt.\t . . .... --�- ·:.... 4, - • . _ .., ...,.__ .._ -...•�-.. r-:', � ! " t /It � • f .J\ 'I ,t )« . .. •,,,-,r- .. PIRATE W I NNERS - The Little League P irates of Pomeroy took their first pennant this summer with a 17-3 record, all games. Front ro w, Kelly McKenzie, Chuckie Murray, Bill Nease, Jeb Kirkiand, Lanny Tyo, Jim Tyo. Ba ck row, Chris Tomkins, Jeff Werry, Micky Menchini, Jan Cilo , and manager John Young . On this occasion they were enjoying a picnic at the pond on the property of M r . and Mrs. A rthur Nease, Star Rt . FOR EVERY NEED Rutl and Furn iture Arnold Grote, Owner RUTLAND, PHONE . SH•Z-t&ll ', Racire Firemen Report $162 Has B�n �����1.. , ,;., . D•putmant announced 1twi ,... ceipt of $162: into lh "tank Truc:k Fund from 4J' r•1idents of Letart, Lebanon ,nd Sutton TDwn.ti 'lpi. This truck I t to be uMd to .upply addition.I wat•r for flr•• In thue com,nunltln. The eppro•imate cost wm be nHr $600. Althouvh it will be lmpoulbl• to rK01nl :,;e Heh contributor penon.111., al th� time, the dep.artment wl•hes to th.nk all donor• who hne responded lo date, A eornpl■te Ult of donon will IN announced 1t th• clo•• of the c:ampal1n. . ported 57 pup_i)s enroll _m g. M iss Lena (r1bbs, retired leat· her of Mason: wo��ed on TU�sday for � rs. l,ouis.i (.tbbs. ""'.ho 15 i l l and 15 expected to return i n II few rl11,ys. At the . Hart_ rord El�mentar)' hapm an . S l'�o� I. M iss Mildred C p�rn�ipal, reported an enrollment O 8 · ________ 17th A11110al Meeting Will Be Held Monday The Mci,.,;s Soil Co11serva lio11 District will hold ils 17th annual mecling al Racine High School. Monrl;i.y eveilin,:, Sept. 19th. The event will open with a chicken barbecue served by the senior l'lass of Racine High School st11rting al 7 p. m. Tichts .1rl' av11ili1ble from the five supervi�o1· s of the District: Clarenre Price, Thereon Johnson Harold Carnahan, Early Roush and Rex Shenefield. Tickets art' also heirif( sole! hy mt>m bers of lhe senior class aud 1 hl' following cooperators with the Meigs SC(); Wallace Bradford Paul Buckley, Norman Bahr, Ge-orge Carper, Everett C-:olwell, Dale J)ye. 'florol.hy Edmunrhon, Sam my Lewis, Everett Hayes, Dana E. lloffman , Lauren Hoff­ man, Asa Hoskins, C. E. Hum• ph�y . Clark Ihle, Carl Kautz, C. R. Knowles, W. A. King, Donald Mora, llow;1rd Nol.an, Willard Powell , Homer Pii:lotl , Emory Roush. Emmet Radford, Orin Shul<!r. Hiram Slawter, Charles Theiss, Woodrow Wilson, Gene Yost, Sammy Michael, Soil con. serv;itlon Service, Meigs County Funeral services will be held 11 1 ASC Committee and Extension 10:30 a . m . Friday from the fogle­ S<!rvice offices. song J,'uneral Home for Benjamin J. Redmond, Clifton, rc,tired renl estate broker or Charlc!!on, W. Va. E d W a!! S who died at st. Anthony HospilHI ' n1ergency qua In Columbus about noon Tuesday. Answerina: Noon CaU The M iddleport emergeni:y He was born April 25, 1800, the son or iW'. and Mrs. John A. Red- squad was answering a call al I noon today to the home or Wen• mond. de ! Barrett ne11r Salem Center. ia Virgin wife, Surviv ing are his to be Patrick Redmo nd: three sons: J . B. Mrs. Barrett was reporte(] ing. lly in breath ing dirticu suffer of Beaumont, Tex .. Jack or Hous• . 8:50 a al squad made run The um• P., Col George ton, Tex.; and · d aug ht en: M rs. J . w . this morning to Turkey Run near b us, O. ; six Noble, New Orleans, La.; Mrs. Nan• Cheshire and took Mable Masters cy Prince. Mrs. Charlotte Bl!nne ll. 10. lo Holzer Hospit al, She was Mrs. Keith Atkins on, Mrs. Mary l,. suHering fram ronvul sions. She Benton .!Ind Mrs. Belly F. Ginl11er , is the daught er of Mr. and Mrs. rs. all of Colum bus, o., and 10 grand• Alber t Maste -----c hildren. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Friends may call at the funeral A m itled: Howard Kitchen, Porn home after noon Thursday. Th<' er . Rev. Richard Wright will he in tii scharged: Mrs. Marjorie Ro• charge and burial is Lo lw in Kirk• ers, W c st Colu mbia ; Mrs. Harry , land Mem oria l Gardens, PL Pleas- 1:Lyons, Abilene, Texas; Mrs. Gar• ant. field Adams, Pomeroy and Har• old Tripplett, Pomeroy. Four Pomeroy Women Will Become Nurses o. Graduation exercises for the sen• 1or class of Holzer Hospital School nf Nursing will he held on Thurs­ da)' evt'nin�. Sept. 8, at the Graee Mclhodist Church on St!rond Ave. The publir is invited to sttend the� exercises. This is the largest group of seniors lo compl<!te training at the loeal schou! or nursing since its inception in lD20. Principal address of _the evening will be given by Dr. Harvey Char• lcs Hahn, PretMent of the Board of Trustc1is of Mia1ni Vslley Hos­ pital i n Dayton, and pastor of lhe Otterbein Chuoch in that city. In addition lo his serving on the Board o( Mi1tmi Valley Hospital and his pastorate, Dr. Hahn is known £or many other adivities. Ile is one of Lile 12 speak ers or the national l)' known Speakers Bu­ reau of lhe Deportm ent or Public. of Relations of General Motors Delroil. Among the greduales are Sara· Barbara lyn Harmon Drenner, Donovan Hines, Rila Ann Scholl, all or Pomeroy, and Rachel Gen• heimer Sherida n o[ Columbus, for· merly or Pomeroy. Sume t h 1 ;1,: �peeial i n: Sporh �rid to men whu wurk il'l tt'lem ... 1 1 1 De presentt'tl 1 0 tooth.all fans the evenin::: uf Seph•mber 30 at Galliitoli5 That 1s t h e date of th, meet . ini. between M i'ddll'porl and Gal· l ipolis Acatlemy Jn"i<l te..arns, U also is a kind of "H timecOm ing'' for ne w Ga 1 l ipolis Head Coach Charles Stobart-he ' s home in the Prep L('ague where he firsl donned pad,s and a helmet al Middleport. C�ach Stobart's high school footba l l coach at Middle· port was Forrest Bal•hlel. retired, and chair-ridden with illl1ess. A spedal introduction rere · mony will b<! l'arr1eJ out by Gal• lipulis athlotk officials with Mr. Bachtel being escorted in a car lo a vantage point behind the Midd leport goal posts from where h� may watch the game. Stoharl. while 111 M HS. and later as Ohio University's No. One quarterback for two years, 1s said to have been a , prime ex· ample of what a smatl man wltb determination, intelligence. 11.nd eourage may accomplish if · he tries hard enough. W h ile at Midd leport, the small­ est school in the SEOAL, Bachtel coachl'd leyms amassed a league record of 23 wins, 17 losses, and two tics; won two lilies, in 1945 and 1949, and came in third i n I S>46 and 19411 over a period of six yeari.. Rl!!V. SMITH Rev. Robwt E. Smith Sr. hu been appoint•d p■1lor of ttt. Frff Methodl•t Chvrc:h at Hy1tll Run, 1,¥ the dl•lric:t 1uperlnt•nchnt (Wann A. Hell of tht Ohlo Con­ ..renc:e. He h•1 beffl aHiltant ,.110, for two -1d • h.alf y-■ r._ t,1• i1 marr ied and ha, three c:hil­ cl,en. Pupils Total 3,520 In Meigs School System BULLETIN WASHINGTON UPI-PrHl­ d•nt Ebenhower toder ruled out .any meetln9 with Soviet Pr•ml■r Nikita S. khr1nhchev unleu th• Runl.n• relHM Im­ prisoned U. S. fli•r• .and fultllf other unlt)edflecl condition,. Feature Pl'A EveRI Exhibits. demonstrations and 11 panel rliscussion by the local 4-11 club will feature the proa:ram of the Salem Center PTA wbich holds its meetlns: Thursday al 7:30 p. m . in the school. Parents of new pupils will bl' introduced and tcarhers and PTA president Anna E!izubelh Turner will servt' refreshments. All per­ sons i11teresti-d in the school are invited. FINED $10. COSTS Louise Ellis, Carpenter, was fin('d $1 0 and costs in the Coun• ty Cuurt today on a stale patrol charge of failing lo stop at a stop sign. JACKETS SPLIT M iddleport football teams have played Belpre twice before in h istory. The first lime was in 1953. won by Middleport 39·0, and in 1 9&4 Belpre won 13-6. -------- The Rizer Oil Company was a warded a l hree month c.011lraet to supply diesel ruel for t he eoun. ty garage at their bid or I I ½ l'f>nts per gallon, tile minutes of yester• day's commissioners meeting re­ veals. The fuel Is to be delivered al the county aarai;ie at Rock Springs in tank truck lob:. In other actions, Mn. Geor�ia Williamson and Mre. Grece Jivi­ den were authorized to attend a meeting of welfare case workers ■t Lite Hope. A tninsfcr or $1.000 from the Unanlitlpated Emergen­ cy Fund to the infirmary was made and t $200 tranafer authorized to Ul1 Sheriff■ expense ll.lnd. t. larg<'. Nine blossoms were dm: thal night The photograpllN made his vlsi! on schedu\c, equipped with an auxil !s ry camera (the pr<!sS eam<!ra � as 1 11 use elsewhere ) and . nood l i ghts. Arter much 11 rranging of lights, the Jo b was done, h (' thoughl ! . . com�nsahon for N�\ ex�e('tJOg the m h nc of _dut)' al't, never• � heless II huge dish of ho_me made 1. ce cream. w�s eervcd while enjoy• mg a v [S I t w1 th M_r. an d M rs. H oward Byers, as11�e1st ee o( Mr. and Mrs. Roller in their pharmacy store who also were on hand to w l tn�u the blooming. And Mr. ,By, ers had been taking rlHh color photos of the plant. Since the •Roller mission two Ike Asks Russians End WAS l l l:,./C:TO !'•,' 1;P [ - l'rt•ij1dent Eisenhower ral lt-d on H uss1.i 10 day Lo refrain from Rn> unil�tcr• al arlion i n ! he . Cun�n which eould l'ause a spread of the e,vil war therl:' Thl' Prl'!s1dcn! told his news con ference 1 he U111ted States di'· plores the Sov 1el Union ' s a('t1on in supplyini pla nes .and other equipment 'for mili tary purposes to the Congo. IJe urged Russia to ('l' !IM' these activit ies and instead to lend i t s supporl l o 1·ollect1ve efforts to straighten out l h(' serious s1tua. l ino thrrt' th rr,uJ.:h the U 111l1•d rr sairt conditions wo uld h111•e to !'olal lUIIS t ie �aid t he u .'i I� the t,c fulfil led bdure such a llll•f't only orgilm.:al wn ;ihle lo &et with rng l'Ould be held and he tl1dn ' t ou1 adrimj; to lhe ri�k o f spread - I rnlcnd to be a party to a h� l t l c of lfl\• ectiv(' and propaganda wi th m g the l'o11 fl1('I M.k .. Other Poinh I K h r ushdtev Al the news confere nce. t h (' - The rel igious issue ought to Pr('s1drnt a l so made thesr, po 1 n B b(' liltd on the shelf for t ht• rest -Ther1· 1 s only a very s l i m , 1 of ! he presidential campa1.i:n - lie Jre('S nothing lou,i:h al)()U\ poss1b1ilty that he will meet with Soviet Premwr N1k1ta S. Khrush- refwung to lalk to the Russians chev when Khrushchev cumes lo as long as there IS some rhantt! this country later this month to of achieving somet hing. Tough. head the Russi.an delegation to ness. he said. comes from st�nd. the l.!. :-J. General Assemhly m� m front of a man and rle meeting m ,", ew York Eisenhow- clarm.i:: "A' hat we will do and wh.tl we won ' t do. 1 h f r I ;;:�!.o ��;�;����:�: :�:i i !:::� Communi,t Chmes, Angry Legislators Pressing . for Probe In Defecting Case �!�:��,:,,:�� -The defection of two junior WA.SH[ �GTON ( � P I ) - An� ry· House investigators press• mathcmatkians at t h e National ed an inquiry today into the Natrnnal Setu rily Agency's hiring Serunty Agency (NSA1 t u Hussia shows that t h is t•o untry must a l . of two code clerks who detected to Russi a . They said the t w o bachelor The pair, Bernon F'. Mill'hrll, ways D<' 011 the a lf'rt and must mathematicians. long•l1me rriends 3 1 , of F. ureka, Calif., and Will- go t hrough i ts entire �ccurity pro were given jobs Iii the top-secrel iam H. Marlin, 20. of Ellenshur i:: . cedures t o see i f there 1s any government ai;rncy despite dero- Wash .. lurned up at a Mosc o w [ wa y l lil'y can l>e improved. gatory in form;1lion in their per- news conference Tuesday to an• I Bl•lts At Democr•t• sonnel files . nounce they had defected to Rus. who say i t was has -Democrats Tl\ (' House Committee 011 Un• sia. They had OCen missing for achie,•ed Iii• Congress that fault American Activities subpoenaed lO Wl'C'ks. tic in its post•convention session NSA personnel director Maurice Demand St,ic:lu Security H. K lein to appear Sept. 16. Klein Their defection, accompanied apparently are Lrying lo make said he was ordered to brmg by their ch;ir,!i;es of U. S. ispying him responsible for splitting copies of the agency's job appli• on allies. brought demands from their party He said Democrats cation forms . ___ _ some memhers of Congress for had 2-lo-l majorities in Congrclls strirlcr government security rn­ and if there h..ad been any little vestigalions or prospective em• bit of give-and•take they could have had a less disappointing leg• pJO)'CS isl.athc record. The Dl'fPnsc Department brand ed one or the men ''mentally P ■tHI Up Chanu sick." It previously had said Mr. Eisenhower passed up a M 1 1 chell was u ndergoing psychi• chance lo give Vice President atric treatment. President Eisen­ Richard M. N i xon a pat on the hower termed t he tunwoats "sell bai.:k. 1"011fessed 1raiturs. · · N ixon supporters had hoped A spokc1-m,1r1 for the House the Preaident might go out of commi\l("(' s.aid t he �SA pre_vious New hunting liccnsci:: are on has way al his news conference .. 1e 1tf agencies e11tabl ished by I ly had refu sed lo gi�e �e 1nve&­ to voice words of pralse for Nill.· the Meigs County Fish and Gauit' t1gators acl�ss lo 1Ls !1le5 on on, who is hospitalized with an Association ii was announ recl 1o- I M u chell amt M11.rtin. i nfected knee. day by Tommy Rculcr, secretary Jlowe\•er, Lhe President volun• llf t h e association, leered no remarks about tile He­ I The 25 cent fee for wriling publican �r<!.&iden l1c1J candidat e, !he licenses is returned to t he I and Nixon s name came up on!J association for <'011servatio11 im• 111 an eKchange on the re1igiou1 pro\'emen�s 1 11 Meigs County. Mr. issue in the campaig n. 3 CCO Reuter said. Two weeks ago U1e President The following is a list of busi­ I caused Nixon ' s supporters some �ess places who have the 1 960 em barrassment when he was license on sale for the assoeia­ asked if he euuld give an exam­ tion: ple of a rnajor tdea of Nixon ' s A nor(h('rn Ohio law rn forrl' th.at he had c1doptcd Pomeroy: Swatzel 's Ashland i n reachmg Service Sta1ion, Gloerkner 's Bar menl offker. i n a lt'ttrr to Shl'rtH a dec1s1on. Hild Grill, Artie Rosenbaum's Roher! llartenhach , hils praised t he "If you give me a week, Restaurant, Eagles Ch1b. Moores work of Gamr Proterlor Rryan uugut uuuk uf oue, · • the Pr1c:siStore, Arnolds Service Station on Simpson during the recent "Spun­ dent had said. Roule 33 and 1 he Ross Service ky" F'irman pursuiL Thi• lel tl'r. with the name wilh­ Station al Five Points on Rout(' 7. M i ddleporl: Fife ' s Novelly Shop hcld, is as fullows: "We don · 1 know am•one down H. & R. Firestone Store, Sports there ln Ml•igs t:ounty SO we'll send Center. this leller to you and maybe you ' l l Syracuse: Chapma·ns Markel. Racine: Rar.ine Ser\'iCe Station . pass i t o n t o a newspaper in that Portland: G l uesencamps Store. area or to his parents. We thought the people ciown there should Rutland: Farmers Hardware. Hensley-Swan know aDflul the efforts and good Long Bottom: work of one of their local bars. Store. His name is Game Warden Br)·· Tuppers Plains Millhone Ser­ an Simpson. who worked with the vice Station. Two long-sou ght improve ments The 1959 h u nting license ex• hi,c:hway pR!rol during the man­ lu the phy:o.il'al plant or WYham .. pired Aug. 3 1 and Yll h u nlers hunt for Gordon · •spunky" :l'irman. High School arc expcctetl t o he are required to have a ne w Ii• We think he shoulrl be rommended rimshcd t his week. accord111g to cense now. Squirrel seaeon opens for his work in the search for Fir• Clyde Fuley, principal. in Meigs County ncKl Monday, miln. l l r and t he patrolmen wcrt' Workme n were finishing a eon. workrn� 1 4 to 1 5 hours a day. they Ch'lt' dri\•ewa.y from the m.ai11 high• Sept. 12. nrver gavC' up. they kept Firman Wily to the top of the hill this holl•d up ;rnd under .Pressure all week. Thr driw,w.1y. 20 feet wide, lhl' t 1 mr W l1l'n Firman m:idc his w i l l im prove the approach to the run for freerlom it was Simpson huild ing. and another patrolman who gave ln addition. work is being ron1ch ;u;e, when Firman raced thrnugh plet<!d on the new. kitchen and dm• ,l r ffl'rson, l-b1rrison and Carroll ing room a l !he school. The mod, rounties. where he was ri11ally crn kitchen has been c011slructcd boxt'd in. on the rear of the building next tu Simpson was on !he scene wh�n the old gymnasium . The old gym• rirman was finally shol and cap. nasium has bt'en converted into a turC'rl . We don·t know wht'!th('J' )' OU <lining hall. Investigatio n was being mad !' know Si mpson or nol, h11t mayhl' F'uley said that it is tixpel'll'd this morning by Sheriff Robrrt you riln pass it on 1o someone who that L hc kitchen and dinmg h a l l Hartenhach ' s office ol a hrl'aking dot's. We are wilhholdini;: our will b e ready for use w i t h i n ii few anrl entering last nii::::ht at 1 h e <1f­ nn mcs because he would kill us ir days. fice of thl' Hobart L'oal Company hc found out." below Hob5on. Si mpson is the son or Mr. and Deputy Charles Snyre. who inves• :\1 rs. ( ' hcstl'r Simpson or R11ri nc­ 31 PER ISH ligated, sairl that ! he glass in a and was with lhl' M P's at Forl BUENOS AIRES urr - Thirty, door had been broken b,v a pil'l'C Knox during his 1wo years army one J}l'rsons were rcportr,d to have of coal. A radio was the only pro. SNVice. died lod.1y in the flaming crash of pcr[y reporled rnissin,c:, an Argentina Airliner DC-6 mlo William Moorr,, Syrasue, is in t he CONTINUE TO Wil:AKll;N the Urup;uay River. Early reports county j;iil today facing a pelil l11r­ NEW YOR K UPI - Stocks con­ said Lhe airliner exploded in flight. ceny charge, rrrorrls in the office tinued lo Wl'ak('n in a moderalc,ly Twenty four passengers wen listed of Lhe sherHr rf'veal. SheriH Hart. acti\'l' opening toda)' . aboard the crafl. lenbal'h said that Moore will s<>rve imposed by t he ou! an old fine mayor ' s court in Pomeroy. Also in jail today is W i l l iam Guthrie. 257 Pearl•sl., Midrlleporl, charged in ari affidavit signed by Rich Quall with lh(' theft of $ 1 25 from Quall. He will face Judge E. WAS I I I NliTON I U P I ) - '' Every dog has his day" is about W. Peoples in co unt�· eourt on 1hc chargl", the sheriff said. to bcrnme true for millions of flea - bitten dogs. ti ttll' di1l anlhor Miguel de Cer• The a n t i flea clem('nt whpn vanlrs know wh<'n he penned his mixr.d in dog food premeates t hl' Rank• l'o Oo•c In famnus I m.- about dogs in "Don dog ' s body. When the flt>a bites t he Quixot e " �O!H<"time between .1547 dog, the flea give11 up the ghost . Rc•pecl l'o Mr. Shain The Agriculture Oepartmen! The Farmers Bank & Savin�s and 1 6 1 6 /1.. n . that some da,v <logs said thl' discovery was made by Co., will close at 11 a. m. Thurs• woulri �<"I rrlirr rrom fleas. That day apparently is in the Dr. R. J. Goulding at !he Ore�on day in reepcct to the lale Ate 11 Shain, executive viee president, offing. An Agricultural Research Experiment Station al Oregon service rARS> entomologists has State College. Corvallis. who died suddenly Monday . Before a flea-proof food can be The Pomeroy National Bank stum hlt>d 011 an anti . (lca dog foo(j also will close for the day at which event ually may make a dog 's perfected and marketed, Goulding ' I .said, further res�ch ia needed. life worth. llv10.5.: the 11am• hour. · I 1 I New Licenses On Sale Now In Meigs Area s·Impson Draws 1 A } de For Firman Hunt Improvements At Wahama To Be Completed Soon HOME COMING ANNOUNCED A Homecoming will be held at the Pratts P'ork Church , Sunday , Sept. 1 1 with any,one having tie!!i with the e-0mmun lty invited lo 11 basket dinner starting al 1 2 : 30 p. m . and a program _!o �!low. C ELEBRAT ES 16th Mr. and Mrs. Leland Peoples, Columbus , and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Poston, daughter Sherry and 110n Gregl!, IAgan, 0., visit• ed in Pomeroy this week with Mr. and Mni. P. L. Peoples, Un• ion Ave., helping celebrate Mr. People's 88th birthd•y . SINGLE COPY - 5c A total rC'.1:istration of 3,520 students in Meigs County's three high schools and 13 elementary schools has been announced hy eouaty Superintendent o( Schools 0. 0- Patterson. The regi.stration figures are as follows: Bedford, 1 50; F.astern District: Eastern High School, 228; R iver• view 168, Tuppers Pllllns 206 and Chesler 253; Northwestern: High School 2�; Rutland Elementary, 39'7; Salem Center 152, Harrison­ ville UH; Salisbury: ,Bradbury 296. Salisbury Consulidllted 20 1 : South· ern: High School 249; Letart 188; Portland 129: Radne Elrmentary 274 and Syracuse 2.07. Sehools in the collnly school sys­ Lem opene(\ yestrrday with a run dat-'!!' session sch�hded in 1111 dis• tritts for today. B&E Brings Sheriff Into Investigation Allen C. Hill looks over a sign, "proceed at your own risk" erected by property owner Hugh Lcifheit, Ple.asant Ridge, after difficulties with county officials over an easement. The BAILIFF CHECKS SIGN - Meigs County Court Bailiff Laurel CHU, had been taken down today. sign, placed in the middle of the road leading downhill toward ------- Sheriff lnvcsligaled Night Blooming Ceres O wners: Invitations W re,;k Near Line W1'll Be Accepled Now For Photography Dates '.'::;�:�,�·::·:::'�';/: ,;::;�•,��i A n invitation will be accepted by The Daily Sentinel photo,i;;raphy staff to lake pictur<!a o( night I blooming ecrus anytime. That unusual plant of t he cactus family whic his acclimated Lo arid desert condillot1s is being nurtured b y several Meii:s County families. Annu.eUy In late August or earl}· Septem ber t'alle arc received lo pholograph the blooming event. It alway s happens after 1 1 p., m. The for lhen the deadl ine is midni !!ht, ~ gorgeous white blossom9 close quiekly, and never re-onon. r A week ago Mrs. Max Roller 80 notified the Sentinel oI the bloom · Ing of her large cerus. It now has h.1d to be moved out.aide her home on South SixLh, Middleport, lt ls so lly UnitN Preu lnternatlon•I OHIO: Sunny "td warmer ICMley. F•lr tonl9ht •nd Thurld•y. Con­ tinued warm Thunclay. High todey u . M, low tonltht 45-72. ,: Inter{ erence In Congo ------------------ Rizer Awarded Contract For Diesel Fuels , _ _ _ or broodc,r houses Mt a · Mr. Bachtel Is Center Of Special 'tvent New Haven Elementary school 1 reported a total enroll ment or 294 in its six grades. Mrs. Sarah Dawson, principal, was ill on the first da)' and w.1s unable to report to work . She will be abst: nt ( or sev· era] days . T he New Haven scho ol reported one new teach<!r, Mis� Ethel Riddie of New Havel\ , She will teach the third .11nd fourth grades. Mrs. Clyde Foley will teach fifth and &ixth grades until a teacher is placed in those grades. At Mason Elementary SdJOol , Pl'incipal Charlie Cur reported 240 enrolled. Mrs. Josephine Walkms ut Point Plcasanl is a new teacher at that school. She replaces !l'iiss LeHie Sleeth, who retired. Carr reported Lh.1t writing ex• periments originally scheduled for hi■ school, this fall, ha¥e been dis, banded until further research c.i.n · be compiled by slate supervisors .. The experiment will be further dis­ cussed at a later date. , Carr also reported that the si.:hool lunch prngram was to be­ gin on Wednesday. Sept. 7, at a coal of 25c per <lay for pupils. He further asked parents in the town of Mason to stress 1he importanee of obeying School patrol boys to tneir children in oreler to avuid at• cidents. Marie Smith, prinl'ipal of lhl' ChHull i!;JCIILClltary Schoo l, report• ed 51i youngsters enrolled there Horton Eckard, pril1cipal ur West Columbia Elementary School, re- l't.atber Devoted To Tiu, lnlereau 0/ The Mei111-Ma,on A rea Pomeroy-MiddleJJ:Ort, Ohio, Wednesday, September 7, 1 960 Redmond Rites Will Be Held Friday Morning N EVER BEEN OUR POL I CY TO BE KNOWN AS to that you ean heat your home ent1n e NO. 120 Enrollment figures for elementary schools m the Bend Mason County have been annou nced by the various principals following opening clay sessions on Tuesday. WHAT THEY WANT, AND ARE WILL I NG TO D O U B LE POLL PARROT STAMP DAYS VOL XII area of NOON HOUJI 11:30 Ip 12:30 YOU ARE I DENT I F I ED AS ONE WHO KNOWS )VEW! ...,. Bend Area Enrollments Are • Announced After F1rst Day IS I N DEED A. MARK OF DISTI NCTION NOW! 500 ht. LP GAS SYSTEMS e Of prl111ltl,,. Hch•nve tMffl,, lhe most maul•• -.re lhe hol•d etone dbcl from the P•c:iflc 1.,_ land of J•p. TM ditc• had diam• ...n which r.ane-d up to 1 2 • FOOT LON G One Word Tells Our Story 11 ly United Preu lntel'l\lltlonal , For Baek To Seb-1 1 Youth Fellows.hips Hald Retreat At Boy Scout Camp Now You Know Noon Hou r Special Now H1ot Your Home or Brooder Hou111 ond Sove l IAI R·l'ON lJITIONf;lJ !'OIi YUU ll �HOPPING COMFOR1) .... .!.��� . � . • • .., � , � • • " � · .._ ., ,. , . , i�..-....- � ..,_ ,. .., .. ,. � ,. .. ..,..., •.,. . • • • + • • �• " " . ... � ' .1 ,., '... '.. .' ',, •" ,.• • ' '� ' ,. • • + • •. • •. •- • ' ' '. ;. •• '. ' •- 1 ., '1 .. .. 'i' ,;11J!t,t,,- ·_,,_,._ """� the Cheshire Miulonary Society to attend tbieir Silver 'l'H which will be held on Sept. 13. A vocal 10)0 "My Tad;" ,raa sung by Mrs. FraneH Burbs dur­ ing the evening, Missionary Group Holds Meeting Mon.day Er,ening { lt , l n -., 1 t t· .\rd1 � l 11. 1 . 1 , ,\ ! I i hOhl• . 4 u' · i,ul u , )ther pusons called aboul their night blooming ecrus. They wer<' :\1rs. Claire Boso, Great Bend, and ·,trs. C. I.. Moore. Racine. Mrs. :Hoore !41lid hers had 15 blossom�. Bolh invitations lo take pictures were turned down 011 grounds "wc already had one :• But we don'I. , . I n d. ue Lime ac lei s o r the film <1 e • , . velopmg bath showed a far too th J 11 negative of the Roller cerus . Flood lights, an ort unused camera, anl no light meter, Joined forces '19 · de feat us. So if anyone has a night bloom• ing cerus yet to bloom, please lei ua know. And there wouldn't hive lo be any ice cream served. ( But it would be nice). I A wreck yesterday near the '.d id• e 1mesligaled hy t he sheriff ' s office with medium dii magc reported. Deputy Char l r.s Sayre, who in. \·esligated, reported lhat a Valley Bell Dairy truck driven by Louis Osborne struck a car owned ' by il l'<"d Varney and driven by Ka• dezia Varney as 1 he latter wa� turning into lhe Jnveway of the Varney home. There were no injurie s and no arrests. _________ BEAUTY PARADE ATLANTIC Cll'Y, N. J. UPJ i,� ifty-four Miss America contest• anta put their beauty and talent on the Une tonight when judging be. gins in the race for a $3G,OOO jack• pot of scholarahip6. C, ervant,es Famous Lin,e . , . Every Dog May Have His Day ' ' � 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. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 6, 1960