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C , _ !With tj,ts s.ouPQ1! 111!1 �- pf _._ , J., • Ground BHf or O.-Ound Chuck 3 lb. or more ■ YA.NI NftiN• c'"'"9 tintt s.pt, c..,._. .. Ndl flmllJ, ,fea... a--..n this COUJlll't et 10, 1HO. 0.. At Hotel Martin Meigs GOP Candidates Speak' To Members Of Women's Club Lawmen Open Hunt For Robber Of $50,000 From Canton Bank Bus Inspection Schedules Set By School Board Judge Dismisses Long Standing Pending Cases It Happened H,er.e, In Briefs Celebrated Her 98th Birthday Thompson Talks With Khrush Upon Fate OfTwo JetAirmen -------- Mr. Lewis Found Dead On Floor Of His Home Warn Of President Poul Lyne Announces Find• e· I S h I I ! I Federal .... = Rio Grande College Staff Has 4 New Members T•nder, Gr..n--P11c■I fro 2:en fish buy s ! ieelh 99c New. Crl1p, Solid Tonderonl & BHI, Chopped BHI & Barbecu e. 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"Safcl)' J)reca ulions 111 the distham i:ty la1e Friday morning. I Oonna ':,; widespread .i.:alcs, !hl' play arf'a should he starkd now agPrll'y said, would be felt 111 the and 11ersons liv111g in lnw-lymg 1 scet mn.s should be ready fur eva . Kf'ys by m1dn1ghl toni ght. DIV ISION W I NNERS - TrophiOJ were aw arded Sunday by the Meigs Motorcycle club at The Weather Bureau said tJ1e cuatwr1 i f later cond i tions war­ _all com petition. Left to right, Phil Radford, Pomeroy. hurnC'ane·s eenter at noon wa� ran t,"" l h(' advisory said. its Field M�_t,_ based on total _pomts Should the hurricane .. run the 1st, road d1v1s1on; Wayne Smith, Huntington, 3rd; Charles Hawk, Athens, 1 st in competition 355 miles southost of M 1am1 division; Jerry Bustan, Athens, 2nd, Joe Colli ns , A thens. 3rd: and George Wagner , 2n d , road near latitude 22 0 north, lone-i: .!:ap" between 1-'lorida and Cuba. tude 76 0 west This was about 20 l'uha also would fall under its division. - Picture by Kenny Grover . miles west of Ragged Island i n high winds and torrential rains. TAKES IT ALL - "Duck'' King, referee, a nd member of the Meigs Motorcycle club, pre­ the lowf'r Bahamas But the noon advisory did not sented Phil Rad[ord of Pomeroy with the top t rophy at its Field Meet here Sunday at the Fair The hurrican continued to mention 1hc island na, m .. Grounds. Radford won over a l l competition fo r points in a l l events, move nearly due west, al about Thf' h1g storm, most savage of 1 1 miles per hour. the h u rnrane season, bored lhru The Weather Bureau said it :he out island!! of the Bahamas probably would order gale warn- early today. WASHINGTON UPI-The ..n A session of the grand jury to consider pending cases has •r•I m,n,..r of th• Pique, set for Sept. 16 in an entry signed today by Judge John been Ohio, o,1ty Call ■1ld tod11 y hi• . Bacon C. ,vrnewtPtP" ltarned to lh Some like to fish, Others would hunt anything from rabbi ts ous by �he uniti_aled, A cyclist prlu that lh won,en react.,.. The grand jury for the May term of court will be recalled to grizzly bear. More than ever people are boating , bow ling, knows his machme Is n_o more pay do..,. attention to tocal to hoar about 15 case.s to be presented by Prosecuting Allordangerous than other vehicles, Ir news than men re•den. Bwimming, baseb,1lling. James O'Brien. 11.ey 11�nd1ed properly. A drunk, or Frank R. Myer, u ld th• re�e possiOility of a lengthy when an autopsy revealed that But a hardy few prefer to ride motorcycles for their sport . · w1ldman, no more belongs on a ntlh of a "home-made r..Ar• sess ion of the grand jury was Bratton had died of inj uries alM�nibers of the Meigs County the behind motorcycle than w the ilh be dropped will potaloes 1hlp turvey" 1howed thet loeal loday by Prosecutor legedly infl icted by MrGrath predicted Motorcycle Club held an I L automobiles. hdnd into a can on wheel o. f today's new. and plc:turea we,.. "far O'Brien, who said that 25 or Several non.support char�cs . � event race Sunday at the !.alr rider·� ri••ht Cl-',cl1sts arrive al . the l�cal out In front." m,ore witnesses will be called to will also be rons1dered, the proLocal GOP candidates for public office had their chance and .anyone his left side. After each round a g rounds. Members club s events fro_m distant pomh "Wh•t letlt•d u, w11 not that testify in the caae or Leo Savage setutor said. who wanted to try competed in smaller can Is u11cd until the Wednesday evening to solidil,y their support with the wo-Athens, Huntm g ton, P�rkerslocal new-a is MUght first anti boun d over by County Court for .such races as the tire ride, the first, tiecond and third piece ridmen ' s vote. burg and others, (See pictures . mined are ers deter r Hd most," Myers Mid, "but fraudulently solicitin g money for p \ ank ride, the teeter totter ride, Oakley Collins, Ironton. candi- i shall Carlisle. candidate for Cou,t , ti c e< u e 1anue ..., our above for trophy winners.) Motorcyc ling is thought danger"' that our women outrt1u the Pomeroy emergency squad. potilto drop, barrel race , barrel date for Congress from the 10th of Appeals.· Henry Ewing. ror 00,. men .,, � a Wldo mo<1ln ," oI her CISC!il invo I Ve at mpled For Art lnstructi'on roll, slow race, boot race and tail d1str1('t, and Marshall Carlisle, or oner: Dan Hartinge, for count• H• toId th• UPI editon and breekings and enterln•• ,· r Pome· 1, D av1· d F' . o nes spin and drag race. for a des­ · ba th has .i d v1se 11; " Jackson, also wE>re i::uests and commissioner; Harmon O'Brien fo·r . publllhen con,.renct that the roy a Mineroville: man and me,nbers o r his ar t cIass ti1 a1 he spoke 10 a laria:e atte11da11ce or the Probate Judge and crlption · of these races, just per• Bernard Ful•• · women rNd•n 1ppe1� to lie lwo �nnsylvania men who have will be a t th e Lo wman A P I s. 111 mlt your imagination to run Meiss County Women's Republican for prasetuting attorney. int.reded In mo,. It,,.,-r h_.. Nleased on bond. The most New Ila en th·lti Sa:,ur wlld. Anything you ' ll . con1F. . . up • d ay, Sep I . JO ' Ctu b it the Hotel Martin. .Mn. Mr. Coll.ins told of the meeting , •nl. •�- liliMir _...,__.......,.. ;';;ii;_, charoe to be oon11idertd frOIIII � lo '-,-:'hi. with could be true to the �vent. • Nt>va Pierce, president, wu ifl for candidalH for C!>.. arcs, with � -� ..___ M" a I' .� e •C9111f ""'" .,...._ wnt • · l · wttt tile rhe,�o. O u '•· All future cI asses WI· 11 be heId c herge. For example, the barrel roll: ... .., of secon� PrNident Eisenhower ot the Wh,·t, 1Klion1. cfmlc ind m urder against Earl � ...... "ree: o. ,,_ fro m 11':..-v in.. • - : .1 , :_,, A. m. on �tur,, Group sin g ing of "America" with House, describing !he !IPl!akcra and The rider who rolls the barrel CANTON (UPI) - FBI agents joined local police today in Grath, Carpenter, in the de.ilh days_ as on_,111nally planned. Jam�s ·Mrs. Ben NeultJlng al the piano, the purpose of from the starting line (on his the meeting and e big­ of his lather-in-law, Elza Brat- Elbndge will also be present this opened Lhe meeting followed wtth topiea disc-ussed. motorcycle, mind you) to the a search for a neatly-dressed gunman who pulled off t h He lllso gave lhl'; Ion. Saturday aflernoon lo meet thos(' the Pledge to the Flag and lhf' voting records of some in office. finish line ln the shortest time gest bank robbery in St�rk County history. · Sheri££ Robert llartenbach fil . who ,,e ,ote,ested ,· o a W ed nes- Lord' s Prayn in uniaon. Mrs. The 1o:unman, using flesh-color• Jack Follrod, county chairman, Is winner. It may De rolled with FBI a gents said a theory that e rg_ e_ c_ ha M_ h_d_ d 0__ 0_ r 1e r0_ c lass. _____ James Hawley �ave the report of announced the state convention 0_ dis­ to strips bandage adhesive cd n 1_ __ _ _ , ___ •� • _ • the wheel, or feet. _ l _ st __ ,c _ _ , _ , ,� Y __ _ , _ _ _ with a gunman who escapetl the secretary. which will be held i n Colum bus o n Or this one, the potato ride- guise his face, robbed a drive-in $3,000 from a Cleveland bank National branch of the Canton Mrs. Pierce introduced �!Us. Monday. He also said that local person who robbed Bank Wednesday or an estimated was the same Paul Kines, whose husband is a GOP headquarters would be estab­ the Canton bank was only a "re• $50.000. tandidate [or recorder; Mrs. Mar- lished in the near future. He escaped in a stolen car that mote possibility." shall Carlisle, and Mrs. Evelyn Mrs. Frank Johnson, clerk of the he abandoned shortly after the Lucke. candidate for clerk or election board, gave i nformation robbery and continued his flight courts. who spoke briefly. Mrs. cor1cerning disabled and absentee The achoo! bua inspection sched­ 011 foot. Wit nesses said lhey saw Mrs. Loretta Whetstone, a semi-i n valid for the past four Della W indsor, a former president ballots. The women's convention to ule has been announced by the a man running alon, a slreet County Board of Education In years making her hom e with he r daughter Mrs. Nolan Shus­ of the club� was introduced and be held next month wu a nnounc­ st-1rfing money into a pa per shop thanked members for their coop- ed by Mrs. Pierce. :l'\·ei(tS County. ter, LincoJ�1 Hts. (on the point where the c'ross is) , celebrated ping bag. The meeting closed with group Each driver has been notified of her 98th birthday Sept. 5. Out of tow n guests here to jo1n her eration during her term as presiThe gunman entered the hank dent and also gave a reading, singing · o f "God Bless America" requirements lo be mel. The ill­ were Mr. and Mrs. Don Lauderback and Mr. and Mrs. Jack "There Is Nothing The Mauer arter which a social hour was en­ and forced a loan officer to Ohio the by out carried is spection Tennyson Guyer, Findlay. Ohio. open a door leading to an in ter­ Parsons and children, all of Marietta. With Me, " Mrs. Avery Nelson, also joyed .ind refreshments were serv­ State Patrol. The schedule: was recommended as permanent They, together with a host of former president, was i ntroduced ed from a table centered wilh an ior olfiee. He the"11 ordered a Rutla"nd High School, Sepl. 14, chairman of the Republican State eight employcs inl@ the loan of­ can be remcmh"rt'd the Meig s aHcr which Mr. Nelson, candidate arrangment of flowers with tall friends. wished Mrs. hetstone W Convention by the committf'e on fice at gun point and directed Ge11eral Hospital had no admi�• for commissioner, spoke brie£\y. A divorce action has been filed 9 a. m., Northwestern . white tapers i n crystal holders o n Eastern, Sept. 15, 9 a. m., East- "H appy Birlhday," permaneTtt orga nization which met the bang mirnager to go from ln County Court by Laura Hager sions, no diseharges. and no births Other canrlidates introduced a n d eicther side. The patriotic theme TOMATO BIG ern. Wednesday in Col umbus. t:an this recorded Wed nesday cage to cage gathering up bills. vereus Andrew H a ger and a pe­ A huge Mexican tomato was dis- be "in line· • with the g en('ral �iving interesting talks were Mar• was carried out in the napkins, Racine High School, Sept. 16, 9 Meigs Coun1y·s Georse Meinhart tition flied by Lois L, Payne for played ill our offices ()n Mechan ic- sla c- kin g off of "news·• the past a member of the convenlion com­ reciprocal support action versus a. m., Southern. Salisbury Sl!hool. Sept. 20, g a. at 1oday grown by Jake Shuler, 106 week ? m ittee, attended lhe all - day ses­ It's been simply 100 hot James Robert Fraley. sion. Mrs. M�Juhart accompanied And Dick for much newsmaking Both actions were filed with the m . , Salieb11ry, Pomeroy, Middle- Lo.�1 1t-st, Pome�or, I �e �ccn ra mn,� tomatoes all Knight, son of Mr. end Mrs. Chest­ llim to Columbus. Clerk or Courts office yesterday. port. . Bedford, Sept. 2 1 , 9 a. m. Bed­ my l 1 �e, �c sa1� . . and never saw er Knight. Union-av , didn't make The convenllon will assemble in C.111e1 pendin g in Common Pleas . anything like this. ford. I the pict ure of the champ Pirate Columbus, Monday, Sep\. 12, at the court broug ht by the late Theo­ It apparently started The regular driver musl he pres­ out as Little Lca GUC team published Wed· RKO Palace Theater. The fol lowing dore J!:bef'sbach since 1945 were •�out rive tomatoes, grew into or1e, ncsday, but ht' surely was a val ued MOSCOW ( U P I ) - Premier Nikita Khrushchev met with ho norary vice chairmen were nom ­ ordered dismissed hy Judge Ba• ent when a bu& Is ins pect.cd. w1�h re.sul�anl for meetin safety laory compu A shaped unusual g U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson today to discuss the member the bein one team, of of inated: con. Seeking clear tlllea to pro­ g all drivers will he held Sept 1 5 al pomts over _ its surf�ce of approx- J ohn ' s ( Young) "big five" who led fate of two crewmen of a n American RB47 reconnaissance Wlllia,m H. H11rsha, Jr., Ports· perty, the eases had been filed ury Schoo l. 1mately 12 ln<'hes d i ameter. the club to its first pennant. mouth; George F'. Eyrich, Jr., Cin· a gainst the Excel11ior Salt Wor k'a 8 P- m. at the Saliab plane shot down over Arctic waters J u ly 1 . The airm en are UPI­ Va. W. HUNTINGTON, PTA mem­ mem!J:ers, board School ll's still here, if anydnc wants cinnati: Mrs. Clu�tie B. Clark, JllllC· Inc., Clara G. and Franklin Rizer imprisoned pending trial on espionage charges. tion City; Charles F. Rothe!, Cadiz: Bids on about $400,000 worth or Parkers burg Rig & Reel Co., and bera, school execuhves and teach- to sec it. But hurry! We're out of The meeting lasted 90 minutes. toma toes at home. ers are welcome. C. Lee Mantle, Painesville; Mrs. Pa• cleanup work on the Ohio Rlver the Brocalsa Chemical co. Thompson said afterward that I RB47," the ambassador salO . 29 Dam and 2 Lock between 9 MEET IN KREMLI N tricla KindsV11tter, ' Wooster; Mrs. he h.id requeeted the t.alk, AUTHOR LOCATED and the Gall ipolis locks and dam Thompson did not say what the Catherine Pennell, Van Wert. I Mrs. Everett Hayes. Great Bend, Bowles Predicts More "Prior to the upected deparTwo Pomeroy Girl; mood of t_he conference was or Kenneth L. Berry, Coshocton, will be opened here Ocl. 6 . by the for s County Chairman Meig lure of Premier Khrushchev to whether tl produced an� positive Enroll' In Kenhtckv waa elected Chairman or the Com­ the Army Corps of En g ineers. J Dealings With China Ohioana Library, hH unearthed in­ New York, we d iscussed various The clearing involves ,; project. results. It was held m KhruUPI - Rep. teresting vital statistics about Har­ WASHINGTON mittee on Permanent Arrange• Two s tudents from fiomeroy / matters of interest to the t wo shchev's Kre�lin office. ments and Mrs. Odessa Hardy, To­ and dispoaing of all lrees, brush, have enrolled at Kentucky Chris- Chester • Bowles, D-Conn., said to• ry Washburne. including the detengovernments, fences and other debris between tian College for the 1 000-1961 day he believed the ned U . S. The two fliers, who were fished ledo, was elet'ted Secretary. the t ion of the two fliers of The author -Of "Hoouy For out of the Barents Sea after their Mr. Guyer is a member of the lhe elevations of the e"isting school ye,ar. They arc Anna Mae President would move toward Roue," Washhurne was born July plane was destroyed by a Soviet more direct de•lings with Com· Republican State Commiltel' from pools and the elevation of the Arnold and Peggy R u11sell. Funeral services for James G. 1 9 1 1 al Midd leport, is the nep­ 24, fighter, are Capt. John R. Mc­ the 8th District and a member of new Greenup pool. Localed at Grayaon, Carter muni11t China on various i1111ues. was who .. St Front South Lewis, Young Amish Ma11 Is hew of Clinton Fisher of Middle­ Kone o f Topeka, Kan., and Capt. Bowles, foreign policy adviser to the State Senate. The area to be cleared is alon'I County, Ky., Kentucky Christian his of fl,ior the on dead found port, gudu1ted from Ohio State Free man Olmstead of Elmira, the river and its tributaries in College is a Bible College whose Democratic presidential nominee University owning a Phi Beta Kap• living room at his home about Guilty As Charged COLUMBUS UPI - A young N. Y. Lawrence and Gallia counties in main function is the preparation John f. Kennedy, spoke al United pa key, and has worked ror the 1 0 p. m. by a neighbor, will be The Soviet government claimed Ohio; Boyd County in Kentucky, of youn g men and women for the PreH lnlarnalional's Washin g ton Loe Angeles Herald Express and held Friday al 3 p. m. from the Amish man was found g uilty of re­ 150 Protestants fusing 10 perform national serv­ their plane had violated Soviet end Wayne, Cabell and Mason Christian M ini1try, Mluion Field conference or e<lltors and pub- lhe International News Service Rawlings-Coats Funnal Home. ice Wednesday. and two tnore were air space, was on a mission sim­ Pressures lls hers. counties in West Virginia. s nd other areas of church work. Coroner Henry Ewing was (now merged with the UPI) in sch('dulf'd to be tried on simi lar ilar to the U-2 flight of Francis WASHINGTON UPI - A group called to the scene where he de­ Washington, D. C. chargei; in U. S. District Court Gary Powers last May 1 and that or 1 30 Protestant ministers and cided Mr. Lewis had died prob­ coun­ Meigs and Ohio point: The here today. laymen, headed by Dr. Norman the airmen would race Powers' ty would like to be credited with ably ahout 8 o'clock that morning. Vincent Peale, has warned that a blic trial for espionage. hte-pu A Jive and men sc-ven or jury producing the author of "Hooray He was 66. The death <'ert ificate Catholic president would be under States has i nslsted United The n­ i m about delibcratE>d women 20 For Rouc" and othn books he may said coronary occlusion was the extreme prellflure to grant "funds was well outside plane the that verdict the returning before utes cause of death. have written, or will write. and lavon" lo his church. wa ters and de­ territorial Soviet Z5a Yoder, C. n i Benjam agamst Mr. 1.ewis had worked for the . ar--old Apple Creek handyman. manded the release or the two In a unanimous statement on yr ABOUT AROUND MORE, a as department highway county work. President Paul R. Lyne has ed his B. S. dearec in 1 953 from courses and do guidance Wedne&day they i;aid that while Odds 'n cnd!I: The Racine Legion truck driver unlil about a year who refused to join the service or airmen. The U. S. Embassy has the He has had over 30 years of Democratic nominee John F. Ken­ announced the appointment of North Geor&ia Colleae and made repeated requests to in ter• want.,; reservation& for ago when he retired. He was the work in 'a mental hospital here. Auxiliary Uni- teachtng and executiw experl­ view lhem. nedy haa stated he would not be four new members to lhe faculty Ed. M deg ree from Emory hand in nce fere con fall 15 Sept. its of s 10n T. James Prof late the scho.,l public the in enee iof versily in 1960. Other univers inhuenced by church prenures, of Rio Grande College. . Sept by lat­ not paid duCi and O, I Four .Othen Aboard Dr. Guy H. Biggs, West Vir- ties . attended inc_luded the Un!- f'.os hocton and Tuscar.awaa Coun­ er than Sept. 12 so the chapter and Flora (Gardner) Lewis. His Westini:house Meets "hi• church insists that he Is duty other Americana were Four wife, Margaret, preceded him in �inia, will tl"ach courses' in edu- ven! ty of G:eo�g1a �nd the Um• ties .. bound to submit to its direction." con­ the at awards for qualify may hul�pende11ts With of the aboard Cleveland, RB47. The body ago. years many death Smit�. M. _M1tehell ah. CB tion and superviae the e ll lena- vers1ty of Cinemn . The county Churches of ference PITI'SBU RGH UPI-Negotia­ Capt. Willard G. Palm, or Oak re­ He Robert. sons: two are Surviving art. in courses teach will teach• his began Mr. Colwell ion classes . A former member of the Christ skating parties, havin g been Pomeroy and Jack of Abin g ton, tors for Wl'St inghouse Eledric Rid(:c, Tenn., the pilot, was re­ the faculty he taught durin g ing career a, principal of a celved the BFA degree from Jury f''ederation of covered and returned to the Unit­ 30 on Tuesdays, now will be on Sal­ Va.; four grandchildren: lwo sis­ Corp . and 1he 9 1 in Georgia of sity n ver i i n U school hl8 er rural two-teach the second �ummer term recently on Tuesdays, now will he on Satur­ ter:,. Mrs. Lillian Stciff . Middle­ Westinghous(' Independent Salar­ ed State�. There was no trace of Kent from d�gree Ed NI, the and ha he then s native Since: late. s Amish Mau Guilty completed. port and Mrs. Virginia Shcels, il'd Unions mel today to discuss Capt. Eu gene E. Posa of Santa held many teaching p1Milion5 il1 State Unlveralty In 1958. He h H days, 9 · 1 2 :30, open to the fm COLUMBUS UPI - A federal 8 A Dr. day morning 9 - 12 :30, open lo the Gallipolie. gs rece i ,e d h" the coniprny's proposals for a 'Monica, Calif ., and 1st Lts. Dean l a the training additional d a h e h t private schools · and publ younj:! a · k found court jurj., today concord" 51a 1 e . d egree •�rrom B. Phillips @f Inwood, N. Y., and ..,- , ' g work 111 eaIern public. a.t �c in(·luding skat('s. al Mr. Lewis served in World new three-year labor contra<"t. · ·•·· · > Oh'10 Sla Ie u 111�en1 • 1 ud m Amish man rrom Holmes County Te11iri1 s c II e e, th M A d e- o f Georg11 , me For War I wltt, lhe Camp Supply De­ the Mirldleporl lent rink represents which union, The L. Goforth of Sardis , Okla . Oscar the and Univenity Reserve . . the system. school Atlanta � · · na­ � � V" ;r .ruillY of refusing to perform trgima U mver• es rom the flnit time in more months than tachment, Camp Sherman, Ohio, 15,000 offke workers, has dis­ g e:e Thompson and Khruahehev He Jg married and has an in- Clevchmd A,t Institute, � tlorial ,ervice. .tll Y an� th� Ph. D. degree from , Mr. Smith is a free-IR nee U· closed no formal reply lo the clashed orally at a diplom.ulic al Chillicothe. fant dau g hter. Mni. Colwell is • Daniel M . Swartzentru ber, 23, the Univers ity of Texas. the Friends will be received at the Westinghouse oUer o( Tuesday party Wednesday night on SHARP LOSSIS registered medical techno1oglit, tiat and continually work, in hi1 • trortl. near Beach City, became the Albert C. Colwell, Jr,, 1 1 the with an M. A deg ree from the field. He Js extremely i nlereated NEW YORK UPI - Stocki ex­ funeral home any time. Burial which included wage increases. subject of espionage nights. Bui RCOnd Amith man i n two days o in portraiture. He al10 work& In tended Wednesday'& sharp 108Hes will be in the Beech Grove Ceme­ layoCf pay. a job trainin g pro­ Mn. Thompson and Soviet First lo be eonvltted In U. S. Di strict new dean f men and professor University of Mfohl8:1n . benefits Deputy PN,mJer Anaatas Mikoyan Wallace S. Bower, Newcomers- ans, pottery, enamejing, scul­ in a fractionally lower and moder­ tery. The Rev. Howard Ruppelt, gn,m, higher pension ¢ovt heh for vlol11tin1 the Selec­ of paychology. luiur&.Dce. WU)l'oved a.ad kept maltelll Ir� over)Jealill&. olficl•lilll._ active ope.lWII ,�. A native of Georaia, he receiv• town, Ohio, ..W tueb •wc.UOII �.. ud lil:a,il.ar irta. Uvo &onlce Acl. ' $4e0,000 Worth Of Cleanup Work 1·0 Be Awarded (With this OHIO: Fair and quit• w•r,n '• d,y ind Jonlthl. Frid•,, f1ir I" MJufh •nd JNrtly c lcwdy with a ch•nc• of thunder1howe,1 in e,. tnime north. Cooler in ut,.,,.. nor!h Friday . High tod•y m the 90s, low toni9ht 61-74. Porr.croy-Mlddleport, Ohio. Thursday. September 8 . 196-0 Guyer O!fered As Chairman Of GOP Convention • $ GrNn, ,,..,, red, blue, turquolM , plnk-Aog, 1 9c AtMrhd prlnt._33 .. 1qu•re-Re9, Ste GlllH , . f STAMPS C lb. c1n -------■ PLAS TIC CHAI R " c- lb. ' ALL GRI N DS I NO. 1 2 1 CJ Ol, ----- Devoted To Tiu, lnure•ta Of Tit. Mei11-Ma.on Area e nt 1n e Weather Keys ·- -- -- The most flavorfu l tenderes t beef available today. VOL XII at 1/S I Evans Budget Beef Lb. Evans Super Trim Swift's • Premium \.\I. Evans Budget Beef All rMtter In tho &0lor 1y1torn h, mado up of H n•turolly occu,­ r1,,. chemlcol olemenh comprl 1ln, two llquld1, 1 1 .. ,., ond I I MIids. • •• e N-Ow You Know • w '' ' �Tees, Greens ' Progressing A I • ' Country Club , .• f: I! t i• • ' ; •' ' I I 1 • • • I • I• • B y Hatlo , c�n •• • •• • • • I I I MOORE'S I Mel"S . & M ason I COmlng , EVents I Co r pen te r Ne Socia! Events �,&oiW �ty N8W$ I '•i· i:;r,.�e I 1 1 •.'\ . • Se"ice Center Specia ls Airplane Type · · ea. $6.95 Shock lltsodiers I Bonded Brake Shoes $4.95 exch. (Set) 2 Wheels Mufflers - Seat Covvrs Tiras - Batteries • • • • ••• i• •• •• •• •• •• • •• •• • i I -- - 'fOD,\Y AND ,'ESTli:RYEAR D A I LY C R O S S WO R D •' I ... I '' Bra1c.e 11uld, p1s., 59c Transmisslon Fluid Throw•Over · · · $S.9S Terry Tex Covers Polishes - Cleaners - Waxes - Chamois I I ea. 29c qts. 97c qt. 49c GUIINNltelll -.Wt lpllit fllap AC. or '111mpio11 !h• I •I \I r ,, t·d \I•� 1 1.i , ,1! ll 1 tt•r ,ind Spr1 111:s Fa1r�r uu11(h "�u a t 1 .,11d and ing ,..t'r t' IA'"''l� 011r� ul \'i ,, [ h \ 1 l l t- t" htld• , 11 1 1 \ l ..1 · , 1 1 \\ \';a l'onn·r11} u1 t· l .1 1 n ud > il' ( ' l,m l: 1�� \1 and ulumUu� Rt'1 Dal t Puwdl u f t [brr our:, a11d farm I } 111 l'1)rt lJnd � l r,· J.' \ll·�· · ,,j , 1 r 1 ml \I r, ,,or Pall) �tobi,rt w11:, a Wl't'k t"nd 1 1 \ J I ! Hild � ,.: , , n ( , l1•nn u � I r a • . d \I • , H , - .,·II lluu,h am t g t•,,t uf Sm• A 11 1 1 Hu, k B"t h � 1 rh ranlt' 111 from l 'ulumbu� � iwrt' �! 1 , � faml!_, ha1.,· rt ' l l.rm· d 1 u 1 tw 1 r hPnH• Stobart IS t' tnplU) l·d J lld :i-1 1 ,, Bu d, I her 1• a f l n HWlll'. 1 1 1 ).' l h •• pas1 � . . 1 1·r 1t a student al mM1 l h , awa1 Bakt!r and St•\ frt> 1d of J > Dmrrnv :11 r a n d \1r, , ; ,, 01 :.:1• ] J,mal1 ut' h ll ve 1nstal li!d II nl'W f u rna('l' 1 1 1 t h e ' c ; uv 'it· 1 Jil l r , l rt'{ l' ll 1 1 ) m.1 rr1, , J , J tl' l"' l h 1 •111 :ltrthod1s 1 Churdi rq1a1rs al pl11 ; t't! ., nd rt•�1-llll'' I ll ( , , l l1111hu, 1111• l h t• ('Ulltraclo r. ha� most c-omplete d follnw111!;: 1 /w fire They sp" 1 1 1 t li ,· pa,1 frw d111 � w 1 l h t h.a l badly damaged llll' C"h u rl'h h t � part· n t s \I r a11d �tr� !t,i) l )unah ut' St-V.-ral weeks ago RH Pearl Casio of l h t' L('tart HUDSON ESCAPES INJURY 1F1lft Charge llelhod1s t churrhes CANNE S. France l'PI -M OV I(' i6 on a much needed month's Vll· cation. Rev. Lemley of C'heshirt> star !fork Hudson narrowly es­ wJll e.enduct a series of services caped injur v when his speedboat 1r1! tt\e Leterl F--11lls church. Sept . was r11mmed by another bonl of� 1 2 iu. It is hoped that all rhur­ 1 h e Riviera Tue,;r1a,· · Eye wit'rn·Ks..� said Huds,n ehes aerved by "Rev. Casto, as well as others, will attend the S('tv 1res dove inlo the water seconds be•. �be WSCS will meet Thursday for(' the crush Rot h hoals suf e-Y8JJlni: ■l the ·home of Mrs. C'har­ fered considera h l t• rlamagc. but no one was 1nJured. they said -1� · Safre. I 1 I • , So MD Ba!�on Soci etv Report j . Tl t ey 'II Do It Every Time •• • I er Mn J 0 - lilou1h ��RY'SClO'f PLAYED HIM ANO OF l R.0MOV™ "TOUTED ALL Hi$ HORSE ipil LAS_� WHAT H , · , I',, ,I • d�lu 111 _,, l .t kt·r couRs:E HE NON- HORSE·PLAYIN6 Ol'FICE PALS ti,.- p . i ., 1 11 \ i ri,: irlla fur a mvui "JO � l'Ov :P 60'T 81Gtwt0lnl-l Ecl.5" t-lAS ON A SLEEP ER NA6 •LJ,RKH , J , , 1 . ,1, J ' ., r t•)ult o f ( I t• 1u n 1, 1 , r,·., h , 1, \Il l\ l t t•, I J � l u IS pJ,I•,: . . i 11" 1 1 1 1· \1 t t l1,..l h l ( 1i 1 1rd1t·, , 1 , 1 \ 1' °'\ J I I li<T t 1 1 • l 1 IH' " I .i i • · 1 1 [ ' ' Work ls proi:r"��i11g ni1 S( h,· 1 , 1 .,ri l • \\ t1 , l 1 1 p ,· 1 1 1111 I i _, , .,l, !lu l / 1 1 , , ! l h , t I I \ , 1 I \,, , ( h,• t f u )i, , i 1 1 , \ ' _• ,•ur l dule at the �l i e 11[ tlw �Lbur, 11,,I I t , ·, I , d 1 !, 1 »11 ·.' II 011 I l l 11 1 1 • ' t•rt' F County Cou11lr) C l u b Tht' l'hun,· \ 1,1 1 1 1,.: I i i - f .:. t l11·r .., 1 1 1 n· : 1 1 ,1 ' I ,! I 1<>11 d , 1 1 . I � ,1 I 1 Ii tu k.,q• h,, 11,; 1 ,1 , , · l l o l· \ ] Waa designed 11nd lll1d m11 11, . , • i l 1 ,t 1 11 !l<' ! JI;.'. f IO 1 1 1 � ,, \ , 'I , t t h ,,., ! \I , Jl't11 • l 1 1 \ . l l J , ' , , , \ 1 rT 1 \ ,,f 1'<1r�,·r,h11rg ,1 h" Lorn Parish H I i i \ .> l • J I ,· l t 1 ! l J l l d �OIi ! )J\l' J r Jr ,1 ., II alS<J in rhJTJ:l' uf th ;• J1 l ,1JI , 1 1 ,1 , 1 1 :• ., 1, , , , l �, r P l h,"' ,·r t f J J ! u �·tor r,,111 f hu1111· I , , 1 1 r ' goU course t'o11,1 rw 1 11111 1,. ,1�I J � ! '.:. ! , �- " • 1· " I \I r ,, n d 1 1 11 1 1 ,.., , . ,, \._ , \ <1 1 J l l·•II Charlt'S Ankn,n ron , t rut 1 11111 , 1 r, t· n 1 11 ! ' . • • wk ! ' I l ' h - a �.1111 1 !i llll( lfl c! ! o l foh!m1n o ( t lw , . . u r,,· n·p•irh•.t ,p,·111 " ' l t' f J I dJ_I • i .. ,1 � ,·,·k W i t t 1'ho11111a- Allt· n t untrel l �011 111 M r "We have hill! p,, rf,. , 1 ,.,, , , ;1 1 lwr 1..-r J I I I I I \I n, W W \' d i ,an ,n(] M rs Ow('1 O Cantrell {;al l 1 durinl 1he fir�! •I\ w1••• h � o f Gar:i,- F, ll�lll W a l lat't'. hu,b<1nd ,oh!> .ind d;• .. \lr .,orl :\I r � l l ul11t• Gr conltrurtion a n d t h ,• , ,,ursf' , , f ,. 1 1 1 1 1 1 uf l ' J ra1rw11 n 1 , • ·a 1 , r .11111 , 1 f J a nr-t M · r'11llart·. lit l l'tw, 1baping up n 1 n• I � A 1 1 k r 1 1 111 ;i 1 1 \I r ,1 11,I \J r, Jarl-. W o l f ,, ,,ml San h,r,·· ('arl l'.dymond V i l 1 1 n!,'.1'r ,un 1 nounces t h .it � , x n f ! 11t· �r1•1· 1 1 , dr ! \ \ ! · f l · >( IH'� l- 11f ,Ir Jlld \\ 1 , uf Mn ·wl d l :1 t: f' 1 l \ 1 11 g 1•r '.\k rrN I have lwt• n i, h :qwd ;md Jr t' ri .,o 1 , H ,1 1 11111111! ( l raU� l,1\t \1 1·,·k ,· i l k anli \\' 1 l ! i;im l l 1•nn l\1Ji;,,• 1 1 · f o r Hw fm.il pn•p:,r.11 1 1 1 1 1 .i 111! ,1J!l o r ]',I n, f l ;i t l l e i,: l lnc:w l t l ' I 1tiilll• u [ 1 , \I , - - 1 1 1 llt' W i l li·r 1 1 f ( th1:1t onh·- � f,·v. l f'1·, r,• m J l tl t 1 1 , 1 -.1\ t•,l lwr f�l twr, l·l il !'I l\'1 1 l h ·r. 11 11d l 'lt·a-. a 1 1 1 . b e buih. .<\ I I Wl'rt· 1·1 1 1 1� 1 , , ,I in 1 h t• r<1I ◄' n f , l lu· r 1 ,·\ .i l 1 1'!" .... Sht• 1, t1 tt•,,. twr 1 1 1 A U of th4' fa 1 r W a \ � have IWC'll ( . , I Ill I I \ " " r1•(TUl11•� <111d .1 l'fl' l rn n, fnrt'd t o disked and <111 1 \ n·rna in� 111 h,• l ) i;• N ,n u l Tr<1 1 1 , 1 11 � ( ' ,·n1n, i ; r.,�I I \1 r ,,11,I \I r � A 11dn•1\ l ' n,�� ,111d tolled arid ,. 1•1·,kd l it· w i l l a� .;ik,•:- 1 l lm,i1s f nr 1 1 1 1 1 + ' wt•l'k� 1 1 f l 1 1d r1•11 ,11 1 ,· 1 1 1frd l ht• Y ,· ,w;.:1•r r,• lw.� J• 1 r;i m 1 11i.: l pun <·n11 1 pll't 1u!I ul aume U l l t' S a� IJr(• i,IIIH'fllll J•f1t•nl , h Li si Wl l'k al l x 1 li r 1 . W v ... l<•ll . l lw�t• I of the {'ou ntry ( 'luh wh1•n 1 h1• I J l \ 1 ( 1 11 l(u·1pt1 \\ e�l u f l h t' I I' n·eru11 1 1 1d1u·!t'll1d( \Ir� :1ml \Jr 1 club opc-ns n;•xt . Jum· ""'t•;•k 1·r1d VUUIII! m,·11 w i l l 11· :1d 1 .:. nn·d ! " A p t· r,trn r;; , p1·nl lht• -� gra n t t'd ; 1 I WI ) w l ,111d ll'(' Cluh offi<"ial� rl'porl !hat 1 111' ! ' ,trk )rl'lll ' l \ .,r l 1 '1 111 ◄ 1 1 h 1•r. Mrs W 'w � or t l r 1 11 r •al't pr1< l Cou n1r)· C l u h :111•m l1t•r.;h 1 p Dri 1 ,· � l l h ! ' k , 't W ' 1 f l q1 \ ,I.( \1 1 I Mr. and Mn. Clay Jordan, Dale tw ,11 1 < 1rnp11n 1t-d tht>m ho11H' W$ has been externkd l h rough S1·1,t w n 111 as1,1g111·d � h 1 11 11r dul) , t u Pay r;1l11•rs o f Mr� J I ) 1wwl� and Barbara spent a vacation .:il"'r l l io n 30 and new nwmlwr� are lw111g with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. � t'fl' M r and M rs H.i r rwy l{mi,)1 accepted dally. POMEROY arul ,ons, l;f'ill', Johnn � Cecil Dwelley, Orlando , Florida T,ni1 a\ the Jobnts flun Drid1e BRIDAL SHOWER Hl!LO Appl 1 t'<l l 1< 1 n� or infn r 1 1 1 ;1 t 1011 t fllrwn · and visited other poi.nll. 1 1111111 of Jun(' tlllll 1 · 1ty, ( )hio . .1 ;11111 �• · been edmpleh!tt and While u M rs M a x H a n ing was hostess may hl' 0Ut a 1 11t•d frnrn any of th1• Mr. and Mrs. Dale Caster and ,rd a costly ,project It is a er�at Im· ;, nd \Ir, r ( ' l ' lark. !tiinrn •, r for a h�idal shuWer on Wednes• Club Jlnard of t ;u111•r11ors ul' \'l r 1 ?'"} 1:,r,ild ( ' 11!111' day 1• v1•n1ng al ! ht: Columbia family, Lima, apent a 'week re­ poveml!Dt to this secllon of the wrile lo Rox :1 1 :i l 'u1nl l ' ! r-asanl , ,11111 I Sr.:houl house for Miss '.Beulah cently with Mr. and Mrs. R. S. ·County. y Hog�t•ss rno\•f'lt Sat ur 'harl,· I Tom F'it;lwr 1s c1�ord1n u1 1 ng t lw rl.,v l ro1t1 1'\ant.� lu U1•rt ( ;rimm ' s SchopJf ,open� Tu,sd.!!,Y Wilh a j.1 t-LaL1 g h J 1 n wh ose marria;e will Tl!.rner. ffl('nlh<'l'sh1p , ! m f' 11 1 ; 1, 1 lar.. O!ll'fl'Jllt!!!l'I ,In th• t:,;t,,ii 1 he an e11ent of September'J' Those People in t h1· P!1111nov im•..i Mrs. Mallie Lowther spenl sev• Se).p�I jDd Ii COl!JI ;¢ p1 esent were Mrs. Walter Swett, oral days hist wettk with her 'bro­ falls tha1 art' inh-rf'.�lf'd 111ay ·(•tmla<'I bur J );iy wit h Mr ;ind Mr� < : .-,o. S•pt. 8 ll>ml 'Neaae Is prlnteachers. Well Ca r D Rebel' M lc and Mrs. Dye, Al Mehllll a n . l 'onwrny , �:d St1•111 H i i l 1 t·rl� a11d (\at1J.!h! N Atl11t·lh• u ther and sister- in•ta, Mr. and The S11it-rn l' i> n t t·r l'T.J\ w i l l nl l't'! 'uhh ( l lyr, Mrs Vera llolcoh1b and and Huh (.j;1) n·. �1• w llaH'll. '.\I r :irnl M r� Ed w11rd M rs. Arrnsterd Perry. T11 ur:,;d;n , S( '\!t fl .,t 7 JO p m ;11 > · · . -,nd )Ira. �wwrd llobinson .:. 1,d d;rn�h \ 1·r anti Ndl it• l h1rul'I� 11w sdi u; i l i,:l' nvow• 1� m\·itt·d ,md J a 1nt'la, I.aura Krel.ts, M.audt Hol• Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Wocdgerd • '!!In �r ClfWt1Pfll1 ,.,n, M . G el lay, rs. < ond Avan llnlhr . "' ! l llt'll\ll.l tl spt•ILI t lu· W1'ek1• 111t w · e and family, Columbus were week pan•n l.'! an• u rj.!,•d l l> H1 1 ,·nd H A Hade k m and Tina, Frances end guests of her parents, Mr. � 18111' !oll!ll< � with Mr. and w 1 1 h '.\l r ;rnd Mrs A l 11a W h 1 I fn•sh i r11•rits w i l l b, , .�H\ll ' t l . ,' Xi's. Earl a.Oblhscm. l �nwi•ry, llel � n l lan1n,: , Thelm a and Mrs. Moses Perry. L1k1·r Th t • A l f rNI 1 1 01111, Jll'nw mtra• 1tu 11e, Wanda N 1•lson, M i ll ie Mr :,1111 !\t r s . Starl ing Orr of ! J illl t ' l u i , w i l l hold 1 \ � f1 r,t 11w1•t Earl Robinson i! recuperating Among t hose atlending the / '11l11111 l i u� .-;dlt·d nn Mr. and Mr!> 1 11 � of t lu- vt•.ir. Tht1rMl;iy , S1•111 . Swt•arn1i::1·n. Mr :m<l Mrs. R S 8y Mrs. A. H. BalJ.y 11t his home alter 11. two nicely ' ' TurnN. Mrs l lale l aster and StatP F air from this community Mr. and l\lr� Wm FP nlt1n, f'ul ( ' l 1 11t f l n S1mrlay Fll h ;d t hf' !iornt• •lf S�•l i ll l )mst. 11.t Hob.er Hospital . stay weeks umbui; spl'nl <.;11nd;1_v w 1 1 h :i.1r :\1r� I· r.illk .lanki1•, Emn10t 11•. Thi� will tw a n org1111i1.a1 mn .11111 Sandy. M r. and Mrs. Glen Cline, were Mr. 1111d Mrs. Dwalne Jor• Owens and daugh­ Hobert Mrs. 1md M t� A n l l l lolll'f aml fo1111l; l11d . I � \ 1 ,. 1 1 1 1 1 � h,·r \. l�t•· r l\l r� pl11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 � 111( ('1 111)! l 'ot: u(·k l und1 M r� . J ll'll'n Turrn·r 1, nU \'k�inia dan, Mr. and M rs. Arthur Crab­ ter Barbara , of Columb us visiteU ' , ' N1·l l , M rs. ltl<1 l he,1dlt>, Mrs. t ree, Mr. and Mrs. Geort::e Low­ and f':rnl'�I l t ultl'I' I 111:i S"r,!1·11 :JI llllOII ' h1:slcr l 'ric1•, l .u n· t 1 a and L:1ura t her, Mr. and Mr� Reed Jeffers, with her mother, Mrs. Dolly Wolfe I 1 M r . ;uut Mra l .1•w1s W:dkn of \11' , 111d M rs l•:tlwartl N!'u ni:in wili .. Co 1"1rr rd a W Tlurd Thi• and son, Junior, for several days. For••st Ihm sp1•nt t h,, WP4•kPnd a11d da 11i.;h t 1•rs or C ji l lun Spl'lll mt>!'\ s1w1·i11 lly Thur�d:iy ;1 1 7 p. Erma \'alt•. M r�. Nellie V;1lt>, M r. and Mrs. Rex Che11dle, Jerry Mr and Mrs. Hoy Buck enter• w i t h 1 ht•ir �()II aml daoi.: h l n 1n t 111• liol lday Wt't'ki•nd with l tw 1 rn tu w 1 r i l 1·r11.:1• 1 tw i l' ('( 1 u i pn11·t11. ,md .Jolitinic, l ll'!t•n Vailu, Mrs. StMni;bury, A l vin Dye 11nd Thad, tained with a lawn partp S•nday I l\.lil)!J.: lt' Ch11rn•y. M rs. Arlhur Lewis Smith. Mr, and Mrs. Men• law, Mr. ;n11I Mr� \/ i n:il W11lkl'r A r \ h 1 1 r ! Jrr f;uu1ly. Mrs. Paul Stewart r 1• Mc!Jaugh- da\ Jorden, Melva Faye and Wal­ when Mr. and 't hl M 'ra . J.ou1s t n. Gonion l lu l 1 ,, r n•! urnt•rl h1mw ' :\·1 1· :,1HI M r�. Donuld Tru.� st•ll Wort hwh i\f' I \ us, Mr. and Th1• Port lm1d Colu1J1b of let, Kenneth Crabtree, Mr. and and ramily Friday frn111 l l n!1.1-r l 111�p1\al. of :,.1 1 V,·rnOtl S Jll'lll t h l' t10 l 1 dt1Y ( ; uilrl will mf'1•I T h 11r�1l;1y 1 ° 1'('· 1111 a 1 1 d h11s1t•ss son, Robert , and Buck Jo'ritz Mrs. Mr. arul Mn, Wt•sh•y l\1 1·KNr111• \\l'1· �1•11d 11 1 l lw1r hor11 1• llt'rt• M J ll Y l l l ◄ 't' l,! l fts wne reeeiv NI. M rs. William Cheadle and Don• of Pomeroy, and their molher , Mr3. I ni11� a l \ hi• hrn)H' nf l'hyll 1s H i t , nie, Dessie Perry, Sharon Hol ­ M •. 31111 Mrs ( 'has C : rf't•nwu)I, Mr and M rs . Ari M uranty aml rhif' w 1 1 l1 1·ud1 mrrnlwr lwi11J1, of Ant iquity were Mr nnrl M rs Rerd Jeffers al• land an<l M r . and Mrs. Dorsey Frank auck rl,rnghler 1)1111\ll 11r S11lf'111 !. JWnl f.1 1 1 1 11 ; uf Syru1·u�1•, M r �•111 Mr�. :1skrd to hrml; a ho11w madr arli,u,lts. t hr w1•l'kn11I w 1 1 h Mr an<l Mrs 11nm· \ 'h;1pn11111, /\ ( hens, ralh·1! de o f 11hout 50 ('('UIS Ill \·;dUt! 1 l r•n,h•d t ht• ,1 4,> fft>rs rcunio11, held Jordan. Mr. fnd Mrs. Early Roush at­ I ur, M r 1111d Mrs J. l ' . M1·Kay M 1 llun ( '1rl'l1· arirt f.tm1l}' ' · ' hume ( ' ;11 hol11· Wonw n s ( l u h will S1111ctay n! 1 h t' Paul Jeffers On v11l'11.tion tnto the Southern tended ' (he Stale Fair at Colum bus 111 Sh J HIIllr. 11ml Mr� lloJ.!1•r G rnl'81 ' r 1 .ahnr IJay J111ltl i 1 s r(•J.:111:ir nwr-l i n g ;ti R P States were Mr. and Mrs. Carl last lVBe)I;. M r Hild Mrs Will i1:rm Cheadle uml dnuJ,!htn 11r J .o�un spn11 l ht• l\1r ,11111 M rs ('\an•n 1·(' lla kN 111. a l 1 h i • S;i1•r.-,rl l l l'ari ( 'hurrh I Mrs. 'Mary Vradenburg of Wis• and Carolyn and Mrs. Greenlees S\lf'lll /I day at t ht• homt' ,,r tht'ir Wl't•k1•11d w i l l \ M r a111l Mrs Ar a 11d M 1 1u M d )olt• s 1 1i· nt SurHlny ;i 1 1 d i l or111 m Th urs1l;iy wh� is spending several consin, lflhey ltose Hhoades und Rllla. t h 1 1 r 4 >rr. Tlit•ir dauJ.(hln C i na w 1 l h J.:111hl1•1•11 trnd ( 'ar,,I Oshurru• H 1 ,di Sprin,:.� f : r.111gf' 25(i5 w i l l � 1 ! 1 1 in l:1w dllfl 1l1111ghll't, Mr. :md visited inany Jlltces or Interest weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Es• l\1r� ( ':i rl Jfoss, Albany. K11y who h11d �p1•1it i lw 1wst wN•k of K1•11n n11•1·1 m ri·1• u l a r s1•s,iu11 Tl111rsilay of Syracuse, spent <;•.1f' sls at 1 hr Oalf' Oye home i n the Carolinas, Florida and or ther Sylvester w i t h lwr gru11dp,1r1•111s r1•! 11 riwd Mr a nd i\l r s Paul lbkrr aml :ii ft I I 111. Tlu•:·1· w t l l h(' t•lf'c·1 ion Oharles Sayre. Mrs. with Sunda� the was to special Carl interest llntlll' w111i 1 ht•111 ( h 1 1ttn•n of K l l l lu11·k s 111•nt Hw ur nffi1•c•rs. H1•frc!!h11wnts w i l l ri,·, . r 1 .ahor fla y Wt't'(' Mrs, Nellie Wolfe or Wasl1in,gton , I Glen Mrs. SelCattle at Ranch Charolais M r . .111d Mr� 1-' rt•tl l la}'i'�. �un, Wt'l'kt•ml With J\.lr. und Mrs Hul 11h h1· s,'rv1·rl A l l rru•mlwrH ll l'I' 1 1 1' i:- l )_y , . ;111d Hnbhy !lye :11\d DU!na, is spending two weeks at ( 'ulurr�h11�. M'r . arnl Mrs. Clyde miu, Alabama. These c-attle have O. c., f ' a n! on, f.1 r 11 1ul M rs Lt·�lu• l fo w k J\:1ll11rd a11d Mr unrl Mr� 1 ; rn111·r !'d l t > al !t•ll(I_ of ·her brother, Alec home the the to Souththere <'Ome from W;ilk1'r arid ramily and · Mary .uu\ ,Juk;• 1 l;1wk. �1 ! J l cr 1 11 11 1 1 \.\/ h 1 l 1•. SeptemNr 9 'lo E11:periment farm Wheeler, and h mil f . eHtern Oh t·al lt'(J o n l h t• 4 ' hii r !t·s S I U'll('l'r l .1•011urd l 'augh of l'ilt sllllrl;h H n rrm11gr S:dt• Frid,1y an,I S:11 , Al u·1· Will iams. Thurman, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Stobart and Mr . .r111! Mrs. r.rno Jeilws re• where Carl is an employee. 1·all1•1I on Mr uml Mrs. 1 ' hurlf's 1ird il y , St•p1 . !l 1 0 on lnw1•r Mai11 fami l y Thur�day ere spending a vacation dau11hlen , Turnerr reunion the Attending 1 u nu•ti fro m \nl iforni& where M i ss ( ' l!lll\l(' M11r11ril _V. Syra1·11s1•, S]lt'lli'l'r Mnnday , at the at Oklaboma City, Oklah oma. St., l'o mrl'or nf'Xl door- • t:D w hich wat , lwld , Sond«J' S J)('nt 1 1w W'l!;l'kl' ml w1ttr ·hN , ilJ.r 11r,U Mr11. W11 l t 1·r Leml1•y P Mun· �pnnsnn·rl l1:,'! �nt.· , · H11c-iHt l ht•y lml HJ"°t 11orn1· t i l'l'lf' with . Several from here attended the her J)Hr('nls. Mi- . ' and Mrs , MPrl'O home of Razel .1fur11er, 1 1 ,s111er, I t:;r;1111l1H1rt·11ls, . _Mr. arnl Mr-", J,. ·t._ •nr\i fumlly, W11Rhi11�1011. W. V11 . Mt'l ho1l1�t i 'h u rch. reunio,i S1,1nday at lhe Rock Oun and .. O . Mr, illersport, M were Esrolrnr and olher relath-:es i n Mr and Mrs. Hobt-'rt W h i t(', l11n1I A-fr K u_\' M rs. Frank Turner and family, M r. .incl :i.·1 r!'I 1-n·d (;aill\'r of rul lt•d on Mr. mid Mrs J. l '. Mt·­ The F.a�li•s ( ' l;1ss nf l h1· Syrnpu.�1• Sau �·rands1'0 Thf>y ill!i11 vi�ited Mr. and Mrs. llenry Turner and Jtkron ;anti llN11ar,J (ia11wr of Kuy Sul uriluy ('V('lllllg'. �1 i'td1rnli�1 t ' h 1 1rd1 will lmld :in ir1• his hro1her onil sislf'r-111 law Mr. Mr. 1111d Mrs. Vir�il llou.� h 1111d cn·am .�rn· 1al Fr1d av. S('pl fl. r111 l lu• :ind Mrs. IRf' , h•ffers and fa mily. family. fl S. Turner, Donald 8arhnlu11 � 1 •1•11! l hl' wnk1•111t Swearingen, M r . and Mrs. LeRter suns of Plau t.� . Mr. 111111 Mrs �·met 1'11 1 1 rd1 lawn . ' l' lw pulilw is irn•t h'd ..,, il h Mr 11ml i\11'\ i Jt•vy ( ; a inPr Swearingen end son, Mr, and M rs . J.11111.�•• l l 1•:11ll1·y ii11,t �on . Sh;un uf llt11·irw spent SLmday I n .il l t•tltl Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and family, The Almana� To111n1i i • � 1 u•nt l lu· w1•1•k1•ncl w i 1 h t'\' 1•11 1111; w11h M r. 11111I Mr�. \'1r(:il September 1 1 local, D.ana T urner, Harrison• M r . u n d Mr., ( ' har lt•s l .11ws1111 Wnlk1•r. ( 'h 11r<'11 w i l l Tlw Lan�w il l,• ville and the Ralph Turners, Ut'X· ll1ll y Orr a n d fam ily sJwnt f.a . h 11 Vt' t h 11ir llllllll:il l lu11lt'l'Olllll1� n111I fil n d h uf Va1n· 11•w 1er. M r . ;mi! Mrs ll1,y J-:lllotl nn!I lmr l luy wil h hi8 pure11h, Mr. Sunday, Stpl . 1 1 . Tht•n· w i l l ht' Mr. and 11:re. Max McCallie ramily of 1'11rkrr�h111·� ., p1•11I l .u a11 1l Mr�. ('lint Orr. and Judy, Ann Arbor, Mkh., - ------- a buskcl dir111N al 110011. l•:wrynn!' is well-omni, Thf' r ; ospl'I H;1r spent Sunday niii:ht here. Her mony Boys w i l l hi• pn;�1·11I In mother Mrs. Faye Jordan who By United Pr•n lnt•rn•Hon•I sing a1 1 1H' .1flrrno11n �p1•11i l'I'. T111lay is Tl11i rsd11�·. Sepl. 8, the h a d spent the past three weeks 2. "t'hn1·lle Af'lto�1'1 19. A 11·' 252nd da)' of 1 he J-'t•ur, wilh 1 1 4 in Ann Arbor with them, return• ' f' i1'nl 1 . l ',•1·1 , ,r 1 1 1:t ed to her home, 11. t !mt r,, ll11bhlt: 20. \\'1110 m,)rt' in 1000. fi('vival SNVi(·cs. Snow1·1l lf' M('­ Mr. and Mra. Elba McKnight, 4. <:u111po!l'O, l't•<'OJ'• 10. J ';iwhnl :\n, Ttw moon is RPJ>rouc-h1ng its thmlis1 l'hur\'11 nn llc111l1' mm. last quarter. Ge1>rge and Sharon, Columbus llll typi, tudo (,w 1>110 Sept. 1 1 1 7 , 8 p. Ill, t'adl l'Vl'llini.: were weekend guests of her par­ f'i_ 1 I t• t•nrll�r 21. Nn11• l2 t/111, it Th, , rnorninl( SIMr is Mar!.;. Ht'\'. l•' rt•d J l i1·kson, ,·v.ini.:�•li� t . 1 1111n t"nts. Mr. and Mrs. Pern Gillogly l!f'll.�r! '] ;J, �1 . . 1,, Ttw t•vt•ning stars arc Venus, Ht•v. Kt•rull'lli Na.� ull, p:islor. 2:'l. Mnl :r:,, 6 /11111 ·,, l•la11l1et and Jotm. J u p t!rr u11<I s.it nrn. h1 fr1•q\1Nlt 24. \\' 1111llJ 14. l•'.:1t 011 t h is da .\' in history: September 1 2 dno !l\1'11 \' 7. l•',0<11.lc11Ho MASON CLINIC I n 1 51i5, a S1M11ish upedition nnlmnl ( N . Z,l lG. l n,;1,·r ' 11 Tlw f'enlral l 'TA w i l l hnlcl lantled al what ls now St. Augus• Admissions: Larry Scarbrou11h, Yt11lud1y'• Aa•Wtl' Jl]l'll�ll l'l,l 8. "Tlmo and 25, Hubt lwir fir�t meet ing of \tH' yrur t i n(', Fla .. and Fou ndl'll tlw first Long Bottom, Aug. S l : Mrs. Clara 111nrlno :17. SclL 16. M H\'('!1 M c1111lay nl H p. Ill. at t ht• scllnol. p1•rm1111en1 S<'t tlcnwnt uf Euro• Jacks, tangsvllle, Aug. 3 1 ; Mrs. 1:1 ll J t eaglo 9. Nr.thcr,. ),a.-it Thf' Lourl•l Cliff IM l l'r 1-lt•alth , pt'Hll� nn the t"O!ltinf'nt or North Charlotte Tucker, CheHhlre, Aug. %1. H(111r ln11ds �8. B1·!ghte11t 18. 1 1. �. Cl ub will muet Monday 1•venin_!l Amf'nca. :n ; Elston Steele, Pomeroy, Aug. jutro l ' n•Hl r!('Jlt C(1rn11111no .fllnr in ut I IH' homl' of Mrs. Hohn! How• In I B4 l . Bohl'mlan com poser and 3 1 ; Mrs, Dorothy HoUm■n, Le­ plu n t • ( !]llAII. ) Lyra. 20. 1-:x I f..;'lllJ.l en w i l h Mrs. Clifford Jil1·ohs as tarl. Sept. 6. 29. liy way Ot' 39. Dlstort l rnd1et Anion Dvornk was born. U . (:nmlJllng 1111·,�I 1·0-hostcss. �:lt·cti1111 11f offic·l'rs Births: A dau11:hter, Barbara 32, l�libllc 40. 1'Jrllnga co\al ing J!(lllll8 l n 1855, the Crlml'an War ended. w i l l be hl'ld and ttwr;• w i l l bf' A Jean to MT. and Mn. Jacki o r 43 , F1•ull ot vuhlclo 17. �,•norll 22. 1 '1111\rn ln 1934, the lJ. S. liner Morro wlute eh•phunt sule. 31. Docttlno the rose m,ur.i, I •�ron <'asll<" burned off Asbury Park, N . Langsvllle, Aug. 31. A son, Lloyd Huston, to Mr. 44. ).fother 3!\. 8Qtch 23. I '.rUW(l 18, Nuclei of J . , kill int 137 pcrsoM. HOLZER HOSPITAL !IL Nnn'QW' atat·cb. , ot Irlalt 20. 1''(,rnu, In lil35. Senator Huey 1..ong of and Mrs. Lloyd ff. Tucker of A,lmissions Sept. 6: Onnaifl htlola 28. Bumm<a god• eraln Louisiana was shot In thf' state Che1hire, Sept. 1. nwns, Nf'w l laven: Mrs. ( ' hnrll•s (cJr111 A eon to Mr. and Mrs. James house at Baton Houge. Va11 ('oonry. M iddlc J 1ort; Mrs. 80. tumn In 1 943, Grnerul Dwight Eisen• Hoffman, Letart, Sept. nallvo Nt•y Sherman W hit£'. Pomeroy: hnwl'r announced l h e unconditiOf'I· 81. S1hcl' lllll M r�. W i l l i am Smith, Hutlnnct: ul s11rn•1HIN or Italy. REPORTS FUR THIFT g11lt M rs. llirhurd H11wlings, l'111m•roy; WEST LOS ANGElll!S UPI-Mrs. 83. l 'N'!llll, Mrs A lherl Rt•evt•s. W i lkt·s\'il le. Thought for today: Abraham µorot.hy Towne Webb, qne of aclor• lfr. Mlll\ lfom i1,�1•d SPpt. ff: Carl An­ Li11ruln said on t h is date in 1 858: producer Jack Webb', formet fro111 <11-rson, K;•rnll'th Worrn11n, M rs. "Y<III Call £001 ell of thP people wives. reported lo i,o1iee Wednes­ Jnde.­ Harrt>II Fbikt'r nnd sun: Mrs. A. J)cndtnC:O some ur lhe l i me: .�ome of thP peo• day that buralart stole five fur K .luhnson J1·., and son: Infant 36. Thu a l l of \hi' Hmf!: but not 11.ll' or l'oats valued at $14.000 from her M 1:tll' l lonnhm•: Mrs. lra Wt•ll111011. pie and home. OP J >Ollte tlw J)eopk a l l of the time." H.,.'• Your IEST Bit llefrle,rotor tor for qua lity, conv enie nce y (; l('t1dnn Wal<lro n . M rs. llt'njamin 39. Tin valu e. If you' re cou n t i n g ever Al◄•xand4'r. Mrs. (;ury Gibhs. Carl 111,yl We've - 'em all, and no 1 1 (11ym.} Dolson. Jona Burris, Willinm l f 1 ?), thi, � •• .fil . Godrlou d cv. ft. model today can 'li\otch this penn y (a n d who i,1t't sin�t> r. Mrs. Jnhn Thorntun. John peace is for you ! W11sh11111. 111nes' Urodni(·k. 1960 frl11lda lr•. Oelu11e hfrigerofr2. Qulvel" .,. Hir1h�. S{'pt . ff: Mr. anti M rs. &.IJ. A theatiical ftit"hnrit \1l . llawlings, P<Uncroy, backer S'ltl; Mr. all< l M1·�. Al b('rt HN•vc�. C•lanr) 18. Tendon Wilk1•:,;ville, son. n. Chatra ,s. Rover•• CALLS OEC ISION CRIME • fvll,.wlclth, percelain-enomel SEE US FOR N ntWOLK Vn . liPI - A Wnsh­ • ,,111•• - _..., - •.1 DO\VII' Hydrator -20 .1 qt,. copaclty l ing:lon offidnl of l h t' AFL•t:IO Iba. ol f,..h - I J, Hlghe•t WNlnesriay c-rili<'i,.<'ct a ))('{1•11�c Dl•· 1 point • New Magnetic Door Malt alr• tl9h1 , • S,,thell t1Df9.. .... .v•R Mk11 1rnrtinr11t di•rision In h1ive the na• all the way around ! l lon's nf'xt Sllflt'l' ai rl'rBfl ro.rrif'r 1 �•ll1all• MIik bottlool J>AILY CBlTTOQUO'l'E - Here's how to work 1$1 bull! by e privatl' ship�• 11rd . .J11mf's • A X ll' D L B A A X ■ lptu red Shee r Look "! '. Brownlow, presldl'nl of ttw Md11I P1.U$ . . . Nrf!', h111tnln• "Scu�,.,� "<!'�·-,··,-1 .. L O N O Jl' :E L L O W j (>',',•?,"'��t�"f" '.ffl-!:< =:fv.. 'iil:� 0 ,, . Tnull'9 Deparhnt•nl of tl1{' AF'IA'IO ,,_..,,.:w, 4 :•: � ��'"" On& letter fllmply 1b.ndli for ft.t\Otl1er, In lhl� l!lllfflpll! A ,. U■!!cl lnltl supply ('('tl \t'r werkt-r� al the I N MI N D I tar the three l/1, X for the two o·.a, �Le, ,iilnglo letl.era. apo.,. Norfolk N1wal husr i1 was a fllOl flAII I ADVA NCl9 APPl l ANCE S . . . DlSIO NED W ITH � trvphtl, lho Ji:m gt.h anct formation ot the word• art Ill hlntl. "rrime" that the �nvl'rnmrnt "tk , � ., e....,.i ....... lii&ch day Uie c<Xle letter. lll'e dlffcrenL ddf'tl wOrkcri. in ttw N1vy !..nip1 ' yard8 an•n t t'OIIJW:,ll'nl In huild an A C:17J)topam QWJldtl011 airl'rafl 1'11rrier. Jl, H W I V L W U II IC O L P O D S M 'U B lt -M: .A. HOLLYW OOD UPI - M("inher� , S L V D L lll l \V B II M W, L W F D S M Jl J O­ or t h£' 8crl'£'n F.xlra� (;ulhl h11ive vote1l l .705· 104 ill fa11etr of II new l> K D J F Jd l .L Z I V F C - G L )I V D R J O. Four. yrur work tontract with ma• OPl'Olli.rt\liT JEWELER . l'Al(lll EPH&:M'l!lft.AL. 18 ALL movie anri TV •fllm prnrh1C't'rs, : jor TMterdAy'-a OrJptoqlloktl MIDDU:PORI' MILi, STREET the guild announ<'cd Wedn.-,�dny � TUii FAM.OUR A.Iii WEIL--AURIDLIUB. ni&hl •-----------------------,\ I ,• \ Fi,r Rrrru its Enl i�t In 1'a, v i\t Pt. Plra�an I I '• • '·� Leto rt Falls Events Of Weck 2-Daily Senhn el. Pomero v M 1drlleporl O Sr·p l 8 1 9"0 I 1 I '"•* QIQAIRE • 2 I 9.9s o. I 0N LY D•lux• 'Mod•I Refrigerator 10;9 '�IIC FOOT Jewelry Sparks The • • • Dlffereoee Io Yo■r Fashion ,.., I LO O K ' Gifts Of All Kind s Our · Sp,e�"'-" - A_...1 I _E.,,.. ET_T H_ _M_ _M co _T_ _H T... I__c_o_H...s_ \ Com� 111 -See bur tte. Fall J,wtlry j ....................... \ J Ji • ----�- -----� - --• -o•e•••-•= _ •-- .. •--�----------------•--� TODAY••• SEE ff, at MASO N FU RN ITUR E B. H. SANBORN I " l • • \11.·, , , \ , "\. ti ,.J I , ui. ..,._--�·-.._----.... . _ >;' . I ,,'_'J� ____ �,- 1 1-�---_____·---......----·-· -· .,,,..· • ._,....,. �- • -�-·�- w: ., r , _,.,,\.J \.o l l .. - M�M, W. VA.. " ' sr== 1 " / i ' • I ,.,, • � .1fSI L lt!liW A4¥U Enterprise WSCS Entertained By Elizabeth Davis Around And About Middleport I Chester Parish Evangelism Day To Be Observed A n J-:v11ngehsm Institute w i l l 1 bti' hf'ld Monday, Sepl 12, by Lht' ( ' hl'8\er Methodt at L;irger Parish t:l lf'n J 1 \ 1de11 and K a t h y Dile� 1 1l�d.!lv1lle-Che11ter C1rcULtJ of rE'lurm•d tu lhl'1r )1bmes Ill At wh 1l'h Rev. Freeland Norris ilnd llf'IIS Sunda .� f'Yt:11 1 11 1: after Yl!Sll H.ev Hobert R Card are the paa• mg w 1 1 h t h 1•ir grandparents, Mr tors .tnd � rs I . I) IJtles for sev!'ral Serv1l'e� will be held at the I ( ii ) � M inersville Church In the after• :,.1 1 s.!t Barhar a Stil l's and Miss noon and at the Tuppen Plaina , ~•• t ia 11a11mng returned to Church in the evening . Three u<J their emplo yment in Washi ngton topics will be presented at both n r Mond ay aft!'r s nd i n the c-hurches. I : The Method With A holiday weekend w1ttit hci/ par Spirit by Rev. Roward Pellit of , .. ,, , M, a111I " lu ... rs "d r. ward s 1 1 I f'S Jackson from 2•2 : 45 p. m. at the and Mr. a 11 d Mrs Wilbur llann­ Minersville c hurch and 7 :4S� :30 Mrs Phil O h l ! n j.!t·r J;a\'l' hl'r d u p m. at Tuppers Phuns; I I : The \ll'S as prc-sulo1L uf l hl' WSWS ,,11d mi; Mrs . Th<1111i1s Bt• n tz 1old of tl11• 1 1 1 1 , luf' Wolfe who was 1nj urcrl in Ways of Elleclive Evangelism by portallL't' of tl1£' mem lll'rs , , 1 t h <' S,1 an a ulomol.u h• aecidenl t h e la.s! Rev Ruland Perkins, Livingston r lf'ly to l h (• 1·h11rd1, afll'r wl11ch or .July returued ll, his �mploy church, Columbus, 2.45-3.30 p,.. m. and 8:30•9: 15 p. m.; 1 1 1 . The .\\rs l-'rant·1� I I·· ( ; timer of ft•rt•d mrnt al t h e Imperial �lel'lrk Mc�sage and You by Rev John • pr«Yl'r A .� tory T11t• l'hurrh uf thr Ct, 1 h 1 s WC'Ck. , r. Lewis. Christ church. Colum­ L1!(h1rd I .amp�" was read b.l' M iss tli'lalives here hav(' learned th11l Gt'llt', wv1• Sloliart and dunni: t h t � Juhu l lorton. son of M r and bus 3 30--4 15 and 9: 15· LO·OO p. m . During 1 h e supper hour. the time, t h e !lll'lillll'rS [•�dl ht!ld a Mrs John Horton ( Dorothy Blos• pastors of l he two charges will l 1 ghll•<l l· andlr. S('r) 1s a patient at the M c M illcn mf'ct for the evening meal with Group singing of "Oh :llash•r l l usp1lal in Charleston. l he speakers, to discuss the Let Me Walk w 1 1 h Th('c-" rondud Mr and M rs. Herman Kme�id ' s part in evangelism 11-nd numster e<l the d£1YOl1unal scn·ire re1urnt!d home Monday nigh! after ways as a pastor to be more ef­ Ml, and MRI. SMITH Durini:: rhe hllSlllt'SS St'SS lllll, sev• sµending thf' past weekend 111 fective l'ral pruJf'rtS we.re <11scusst'd and 1t Hinton, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gotschall A l l members of the evangelism was ,1gret"d lo do some nussrnnaq work in tllr !oral area. M rs E . M wood returned home 1 commissions of 1111 l'h urches are are announcing the marri■g.,, of their daughter, Nancy K,ye, to rullow1nt,: the business session luest!Hy after a two weeks trw espNui lly urged to attend. James Harvey Smith of BelUmore There will be a question t im, refresh ments were served by t h r when she visi 1ed in Franklin. W. Maryland. They were united in hostrss lo \ 4 rnemhc>rs anti thrt•l' \'a . with her son 1rnrl family, Mr. after the first two sessions and marriage August 18 with a double a dedication serYice after Rev. gur-s1 �. Mrs Myrtle Long, M iss Dot'· and Mrs C. L. Wood and on her rin g ceremony at the Beech Hill return t n p she visited in Hoanoke Lewis' message. othy Long and Heverly Will Methodist Church by the Rev. Ro-­ v� . . ;1utl i n Princ-rtoo, w. Va . bert Hurley. Tht bride was glven with olher relatives. 111 marriage by her father. M r and Mrs Carl Mumford of Tampa. Fla., arf' t h e house guests A reception was held at the of Mr. and M rs. L. D. Diles while home of the bridt ' s aunt, ' M r. and they will spend several days here Mrs. Roy Priddy , Middleport. Prt'I· to visll former friends and rela­ cnt at tht> receplion were thirty t i ves. The M u mfords are former Plnns werf' madr for "frientls relatives and friends. Cake, ice \oral residents and wish 1o visit Night" on Thursday, Sept 15. wht>n l'ream and punl'h were served to with as many of their former at'­ the Pomeroy Chapter J8fi, OES met 1he guests. Thf' couple received quaintanre s 11s possible. She is Tuesday evening at the Masonic mAny beautiful gifts arid sevenl the former Wauneda Hundley, Temple. who could not attend alao sent J,'rum here they will go to Day­ Ano Rupe, worthy matron, and gifts. Ion lo visit his s1slers, Mrs. llarry P. Sm ith, worthy palron. F'o llowin� a wedding trip touring Sa'r ah Turner and Mrs. M ildred presided and invil atiDns wc r� re Extra Lean l lrston and to Pittsburg h, Pa., ee1ved lo attend friends 01ght at 1 New York Clly and Niagara Falls; wi1h her sisters, Mrs. Bessie several chapters includini,: C hes- the couple are making their home A d�ms and M rs. Jessie lfober. h ire, �ept, 7; W i lkesville on Sept , at Baltimore, Md. Before rc-turning home they will 10, Bartlett 011 Sept. 15, Belpre on visit iu Wa.shiu gLon, D . C., with Sepl. 17, Gall ipolis, Sept 19, M in: their sons a nri families Mr. and ear, Sept. VI, M L Ohve, Seµ!. 30. Mrs. Carl M u m rord Jr.,. and Mr. .at whil'h Lime tl�e Chapter w,1_1 al• _, I so relcbratf' their 00th ann iverand Mrs. Paul M umford. Pure · sary. and Middlt>port on Ol't 13. Hl'V . Howard E. ltuppelt visited At the dose of 1 he meetini,: reM0nday in Athens with Mrs. freshments were served by Harry The hostess commiUee for the E<ln,i Juhling who is rel'upera\. and Elsie Smith, A l fred and Mar- Meii:s County WCTU meeting mg at the home of her son. in•law jorie Crow and Anna Durst. which will be held next Tuesday and rla11ghter , M r . and Mrs. Edgar at the First United Presbyterian TUl'kcrm ,iu. He also Yisiled in Church met yesterday at the M cCon nelsvi lle with Rev. Linson G'1rtle11ers Meet Sliced churl'h to plan the refrellhmcntll. The Program Planning Commit• !jtc-hhms. Mr. and M rs J,' rank M urray re• tr f' of the Amateur Gardene rs Club Atkndin G were Mrs. Edith M r • the Neal, Mn. Iva Turner, Mrs. I nez turnl'd to 1hc ir _ home Wednes- met Wednesday evening al day 11fll'r spendtn.ll several days home of Mrs. Bruce Lloyd for their Turner, Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Opal sccontl meeting in preparing their Kelly� Mrs. Mattie Bush, Mrs. in ('h1rago on business . year bouk. �na ..McKinley and M rs. Je.s.sie Attending the meeting were Mrs. Holldaahelt. C I RCLI!! TO MEET The f:leunor Cirdl' of the l !C?a lh Wesley l''ry, Mrs. Guy Reynolds Center Cut-Loin or lllb Mct h<Jdist chur<'h will mc-E"I thi.� and l-1rs. Willi.am Slater. Others of Firem.e11's AuxUiary Tt�ursd;iy evrnin.c: at the l' hurl'h in l h c committee 11re, Mr.i. Charles M tddlt•pnrt at 7 :30 for their first Blakleskc, Mrs. Harold Lohse. Mrs. Holds Se.,ion T1te,day Mrs. EmmeU Shuler, president, • ttWl'l ini,: smcr !h('ir summer recess. Arthur Straus, and Mrs. Edgar Heynolds. was in l'harge of the meeting of !he Auxiliery lo the Midtlle­ Girls and Subteens r,ort Volunteer Firemen when Fide, Lodge Hold, Smoked they met Tuesday evening at the Se••ion l'hursm,v fire hall for their regular meet­ Rank of Knight was· con ff'fred ing. last Thwrsday when th& Fides Of WOOLS, and The traveling prize which had Lorlgc K. of P. met at the hall ORLON and WOOLS been furnished by Mrs. Wayne in Middleport for their meeting. Permitnf'11I pleals. rte. Assor1ed L. R. Wiley is Chanl'ellor Corn­ Gihlxms was won by Mrs. Jack styles -and new fall shades. rnander of lhe Lodge and Lester Bel'htle. Golden Klpe Following t h e short businrss Walburn was conferred with the POPULAR PRICEII meeting refreahments were Berv• ran k . • There ware guests fro m Gal• ed hy Mrs. Bechlle and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley to those mentioned lipolis and Jadcson. Fides lod,:e will meet this eve• above and Mrs. John Vromin. Mrs. Thomas Darst, Mrs. l,ee ning at 8:00. Smilh, Mrs. Thomas Hanning, Mrs. Robert McElhinny, Mrs. 50-lb. Unclassl[led Howard Dalley and Mrs. Everett Bach-tel. M is� l-J 1u!Jeth Uav1� l'nlt•r\l'lmt•tl 1 the WSWS of l li t• f:1 1 terpri,., t:l ' Ii Churd1 Tut•�rlil) rH•t1 J 1 \ I'" a ( h , . r homt•. n, .. , . 1 1 , 1 1 ·· our Unity i n t�r !.u(·al ( h .1 r 1 h Wll� l ill' toi,u ol \ IU· 11,• \ , . l !U!b lt•d In M r� l' la•1d,• ! l u , l 1•d lo u'p ,· 1 1 the mt•l'trn, Thr U"l' n 1 n � 11•J 111 11 "'l akl' M ; L1!, , 11 n d l . t'1 I t \h• ' � n rl ••·n pt 11 1T r,·., 1111� of t..plit·�1.111�· 4 1 1 l h, by .\l i�� l l:t"i;,, pre n·i kc1 a t J I � 0)1 1 hr- 1 m J J( , rl�til'f' 11f t h <' I W�W � 111 lh l· !ot: l c-hurt'li b) ' t he . _ h H ( ,�tai1er Re<, � ratH .. 8y f R ECIDIE HOUOA.Sk.!L 1 Che.ter CouneU, Daughters or Americ,, met III reJ1ul1r sesaion Tuesday evening with 32 mem­ bera pruent. Eleanor Wella, l'O\lnc1lor, pre. aided ■nd OOve Kelly wu re port• e<I ill . A communil'■ tion wH re•d from Harriett Cunningham, •tate ooundlor A report on the State Council meeting held in Auru1t, w■e aiven by tlle dele g■te Goldie Frederidr.. A pral'tice w11 held for the receivine of n1tion■l and state cffkeu. A ' ' booater meel ing" to be held a t Tupper, Plain, on Wedneaday Nov. 2 was announced and the eoundl voted to do the initiatory worlr. 111 thlf meeting. rt wa1 an nounced lhal lhe quarterly birthdays would De ob.aerved with • potluck supper at the next meet• mg. AL, the close or the meeting ■ uke walk was held by the good_ of lhe order l'Ommittee and l he l'ake won hy Erm■ Cleland. The truslees sold Doll)' and Dan . ny Duzits and the proceeda to be uaed to repair a door at the lodge hal l Games were played tluring the aodal hour with prizes a warded the winners . <' I I , • ,, Friends Night Plans Made By Pomeroy OES SIMON S SE LF-SERVICE MARKET POM E ROY GROUND BEEF 2 lb5. $1.00 PORK SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1 .00 BOLOGNA 3 1bs. $1 .00 PORK C HOPS 79c lb. J O W L B ACON 4 lbs. $1 .00 B A N A N AS 1 Oc lb. I I I NEW FALL SKIRTS BEC KY'S At BAK ER'S SUPER MARKET CAN GOODS SALE In Our New Building PORK & BEANS B UTTER BEANS PEAS POTTED MEAT NAVY BEA.NS CAN COFFEE 49c lb. Vacu um Pack FLOUR 25 lb. bog $1 .89 SELF-RISI NG L ARD 25 lb. can $3. 95 D O G FO O D 1 1 cans $1 .00 CANDY BARS MIX or MATCH Zero, Chuckles, Peanut Bar Hollywood, Clark, O'Henry 10 for 39c .. Open Evenings 111 7:30 p.m. Cold Beer & Wine Carryout County WC TU To Have <'ess 'on NeX f TUeSday II POTATOES 99c bag 1 0 for 99c Rally Day Set For Rock Springs Church Sund ay MEATS SLICED BACON Buckeye FRESH PORK LIVER , . . · lb. 25c LEAN BOILED HAM SIRLOIN STEAK · · · · pound pkg. 49c N. Y. WHITE POTATOES BANANAS · YELLOW ONIONS I lb. B9c · · lb. 89c · 10 lb. bag 39c 2 1bs. 25c 3 lbs. 29c ,----- PRODUCE ----� ICE C R EAM ALL PINTS -.. DAIRY FAIR ···· · 29c. · · · · · 1/2 gal. 69c BAKER'S SUPER MARKET Phone WY-2-2738 PEARL & LOCUST MIDDLEPORT Picnic Held Mondny Members of the 3F Cl�b held 11 picnic Monday atlernoon al the New llevcn Park. A potlul'k dinner was ecrved in the evening to Asa A. Hoskim, M lse Ad11 Hoskins, Mr. and Mn. Baker Gordan, Mr. and M rs. El­ mer Wickham, Mrs. George Park­ er and guests Mr, ■nd Mrs. Charles Reyburn Jr. , ehlldre ■, Fred and Beth, C hieago, Ill. _Rev. Ruppell Return, Rev. Howard Ruppelt ret Urned t1111t week from a month'R vacation when he visited ln Washington and Phi letlelphia with relalJVl:li and lhcri to Missiseippl where he visit­ ed with hia parents . He abo vJsUed in Louisiana, Ala• bame and Florid111 and from the In­ ternational Airport In Ft. Lauder• dale he new to Nas11u in the Ba• h11maa Islands. I Rally D•y and Homtcomi ng will be held at the Rock Springs Methodist Church Sunday begin­ ning with Sunday sthool ■t 9:30 a . m. The children will pre11ent a Pl'OR'.f'am at 10;30 a. m. and the worship service in charge o f the Rev. Rebert Card will begin at 1 1 a. m. A hasket d inner wHJ be served a t 12:1 5 and the a fternoon pro­ gram will be al 1 : 15. There w i l l he special music and gurst 1-peak• er will be Vidor Brown. A movie will also be shown for the chil• dren. The publk is invited . Homecoming Sunday ROME U P I - The Un1tt>d Sta le� had a golden opportuni t ) I () p i c k up a t lea s t four morr gold medal s lod.lly in what rnuld be Ame nCil · s f m a l " bi g day ·• in the 1 @6-0 O lym ­ P 1 c• before Ru1111 a tak!'s over in J ts 1pecialhe1 At the slart of the third from last day o r the Romi, games. the Rus-a1an .a thlet es held a p11 per-t hm -' ½ poin t edge--487 to 482 ½ ­ over th 1: 1r Y ankee counterparts in the unof fic-tal team stand i ngs but the Unued State s led 111 gold 'med• ab, 30•2ti. .J avelin l' hamp w n Al Caotello of I Norr iatown, Pa . th(' women ' s -100. meter rela y h•am, the men ' s 400. mete r rt'lay tea m and the mt'n ·_, 1 ,6()0. met l' r rt-! � > lean, all are fa vored to wm guld medals tod ay and the U S has a chance m bo t h J the shootm ,: final.!; and t wo weighl hf tmg finals V1ctones 1 11 the four 1r,H•k and field events would more t h;m Jilr.e­ ly give t h e U . S. t h e lead 1 n the lea rn standmgs, but, aa they did in the Melbourne game5 m 1956 the Hul.!ri ans are expected lo l'I� fast in the gymn eslics evenl s Cante llo holds the arl'eptNI wo�ld record r 282 feel, J½ meh• � cs !n t�e Javelin end will b(' Amer lea s big hope to nail down a gold I medal in that event. ' 00. The men s 4 meter relay rac . cs 1-hould prove to be th f' most excitm g event on today's pro- I gram. ttunnm g for t he U S. team are Frank Budd of Asbur)· Park. N J., Ray Norton of Oaklan d Cal i f , Ston(' Johnso n of Dallas . Tex . , and Davr Same of Durham ,· N. C. The J .600-meter men 's relay af . fords the U. S ils best l'hance for a gold medal I Win Gold Med•b The U. S. team picked up four gold medals Wednesday to rut the Sovie! margin by 251/a polnts. Vic tories were turned in by discus thrower Al Oerter or West Baby­ lon, N. J., pole vaulter Don Bragg of Pennsvu lle, N. J., bantamw eight weightl ifter Charles (Churk) Vin• ci of Clevelan d, Ohio, and 1he 5.5 meter yacht Minotaur akippered by George O'Day of Dover, Mass. Oerter retained t h e Olympic discus record with a heave of 1 1>4 feet, 2 inches as the U. S. took a Registration Conatant ltcgistration at Middleport Ele­ menlary Srhoohi and the high school remains aboul lhe s11.me as lasl year with the elementary reg• istration about 580 which is near lo IB11t year's and 220 in the high school which is down some from last year's enrollment. Danville Items Of Interest By Mn. Ah,,1 E. Sw'ek MrA. Birdie Da11is is visiting with Mr. and Mr!!. Reuhen D•vis and family al N itro. W. Ve. Mrs. Arira Swick 8pent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mr.s Jessie Swan on P•rker Run . David Colwell of near Cleveland spent the holida)· week end with the Everet! Colwell family. Mra. Minnie Swiclll spent Sunday with friends al Morgan Center. Se,..er1I from here attended the grave,iide �rviees for Loui&a 8Ar, relt at the Miller C'.emetery ind the funeral of Lonnie Waid Hut· ton of Rutland. Lonnie was the gre,t ;:rend.on of Mr. and Mn. Honnel Denny. Max Edmundllon is a patient in Holzer Hospital following a oor• onary h eart 11lt1ck. Henry , Barrett has returned lo the home of hia brolher, Will. fol• lowing aD eye operation. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Russell former­ ly of V inton are moving into Ille Strausb augh property. Titus Smith i11 the new bus driv· er on thr route formerly driven by Ernest Divis. · · · · · · · lb. 49c FRESH GROUND BHF SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALLS Phillips . . . 1 5 ½ oz. Clllt5 2 - 14 · · · · 3 cans 49c 01. COFFEE, drip or regular · · · · · · · · · Vacuum Packed bottles 33c lb. 33c lb. 49c III tht' evenr Br�u hP�tf> d team mate Roo Morr is vf Burba n k . Calif ., in th, pull- �ault hy dear in1 the bar al l !i fr1•t, 5 • M inc·he s }torriJ1 w.. I Markin's Food Ma rket RUTLAND, OHIO . ' 1960--3 M'cond when he fai led on three tnet- but he and Braii W!'re Lhe only conteatanU left dter their l'hal len!ler: had failed al 1� feet . l �11 mches. WHY PAY MORE? Home,.Grown WATER- ME LONS No. CUCUMBERS ea. I Oc I Home-Grown • Potatoes FRESH PRODUCER'S MI LK - ea. 39¢ TO M A T O E S !b. IOc - 1 0 lbs. 49¢ gal. jug COUPON 83( M I N UTE STEAKS 8 for $1.00 BACON ,1 lbs. 99c WIEN ERS lb. 49c SLICED ENDS SUCH ERS LEAN JUICY Ground Chuck 2 lbs. $1 . FOOD MART INSTANT - Gianl 10-oz. jar - - - - -- $1 .19 C OOKIES 2 lbs. 49c RECORDS - 45's 3 for $1.00 Plentg of Canning Supplies TABLETS IOc Size SCHOOL • 4 for 2 5¢ TH E FOOD MART Save Your S&H Green Stamps - Fill A Book Quicker POMEROY, OHIO 1 1 8 W. SECOND ST. S G OO D FA S H , o N A'R ITH M E TIC eparates for G'1rls One times one times one times one multiplies into many more outnts for back-to-school girls . , . when what you're multiplyi ng is our separates, Slim jims, weskits and b lous­ es mix and malch attractively . . . and savings add up fast at our low prices. Coordinates For Girls 3 to 61, 7 to 14, Wool and Corduroy $1,79 to Little Girls' Dresses New Shipment Sizes 1 t.o ax. 3 to ex and 7 lo 14. $1 .99 to $3.99 Boys' Shirts, I to 7 and 8 to 1 6 $1 .49 to $1.99 Boys' Wash 'n Wear Trousers 6 10 16 $2.99 - $3.99 Boys' Jeans, 6 to 16 · · · · · · $1 .99 NEW COATS AND CAR COATS ARRIVING DAILY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, COME IN A N D LAV AWAY NOW!! complete 1,ne DIETETIC f'OODS SCHOOL S UPPLIES Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 8 , I COFFEE I STOP & SHOP CATSUP SMOKED CALLIES I I 2 3 sweep Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pastor or t h e Syrac:us1,1 and Middleport Firsl Uni ted PrHhyterlan Churches will be the sreaker at the Homcl'oming Rally to be held thia Sunday al the United Brethren Church 111 Pralt ' s Fork. The church will hold a COV· ered dish dinner at 1 2 :30 before TO AWARD TROPHIE S t h e afternoon meeting. NEW YORK UPI - Trophies On the followini.:: Sunday. Re,· Ru ppelt will be the speaker al t he will be awarded to the outstandin g Chesler Methodist Church for lh('lr offensive and defensive players of the American Foolball League dur• homecoming meeting. inx eal'h week or the season. A pa­ •" nel of •portswrilers in e■ch league CORRECTION The PHt Councilors or Theo• TOKYO UPI-Commu nist China dorus Couneil Daughten of Am• · l!!rica will meet tonight at 6 at tbe Wednesday isiued its 120th "ser. home of Mrs. OIMn Goodwin, New ious warning" to the Unit('d States Haven inste■d of Wednesday as for allc!l;ed violations or Red previosl y announced. A l l initia . China'i territorial waters and air I tory of£iccrs and team are in• 91\ace. vited. Save Time: Save Gas Snider11 Daily Sentinel, 4 Gold Medals Beckon U. S. Olympic Team I Maryland Marriage Chester D oi A Announced By Holds Session Bride's Parents Tuesday Evening Aeross From The Lower Puking Lot. · In Pomeroy, Ohio $2.99 SLIPS, PANTIES and ANKLETS Evarythlng. Your Littla Girl Nffdt, �Tees, Greens ' Progressing A I • ' Country Club , .• f: I! t i• • ' ; •' ' I I 1 • • • I • I• • B y Hatlo , c�n •• • •• • • • I I I MOORE'S I Mel"S . & M ason I COmlng , EVents I Co r pen te r Ne Socia! Events �,&oiW �ty N8W$ I '•i· i:;r,.�e I 1 1 •.'\ . • Se"ice Center Specia ls Airplane Type · · ea. $6.95 Shock lltsodiers I Bonded Brake Shoes $4.95 exch. (Set) 2 Wheels Mufflers - Seat Covvrs Tiras - Batteries • • • • ••• i• •• •• •• •• •• • •• •• • i I -- - 'fOD,\Y AND ,'ESTli:RYEAR D A I LY C R O S S WO R D •' I ... I '' Bra1c.e 11uld, p1s., 59c Transmisslon Fluid Throw•Over · · · $S.9S Terry Tex Covers Polishes - Cleaners - Waxes - Chamois I I ea. 29c qts. 97c qt. 49c GUIINNltelll -.Wt lpllit fllap AC. or '111mpio11 !h• I •I \I r ,, t·d \I•� 1 1.i , ,1! ll 1 tt•r ,ind Spr1 111:s Fa1r�r uu11(h "�u a t 1 .,11d and ing ,..t'r t' IA'"''l� 011r� ul \'i ,, [ h \ 1 l l t- t" htld• , 11 1 1 \ l ..1 · , 1 1 \\ \';a l'onn·r11} u1 t· l .1 1 n ud > il' ( ' l,m l: 1�� \1 and ulumUu� Rt'1 Dal t Puwdl u f t [brr our:, a11d farm I } 111 l'1)rt lJnd � l r,· J.' \ll·�· · ,,j , 1 r 1 ml \I r, ,,or Pall) �tobi,rt w11:, a Wl't'k t"nd 1 1 \ J I ! Hild � ,.: , , n ( , l1•nn u � I r a • . d \I • , H , - .,·II lluu,h am t g t•,,t uf Sm• A 11 1 1 Hu, k B"t h � 1 rh ranlt' 111 from l 'ulumbu� � iwrt' �! 1 , � faml!_, ha1.,· rt ' l l.rm· d 1 u 1 tw 1 r hPnH• Stobart IS t' tnplU) l·d J lld :i-1 1 ,, Bu d, I her 1• a f l n HWlll'. 1 1 1 ).' l h •• pas1 � . . 1 1·r 1t a student al mM1 l h , awa1 Bakt!r and St•\ frt> 1d of J > Dmrrnv :11 r a n d \1r, , ; ,, 01 :.:1• ] J,mal1 ut' h ll ve 1nstal li!d II nl'W f u rna('l' 1 1 1 t h e ' c ; uv 'it· 1 Jil l r , l rt'{ l' ll 1 1 ) m.1 rr1, , J , J tl' l"' l h 1 •111 :ltrthod1s 1 Churdi rq1a1rs al pl11 ; t't! ., nd rt•�1-llll'' I ll ( , , l l1111hu, 1111• l h t• ('Ulltraclo r. ha� most c-omplete d follnw111!;: 1 /w fire They sp" 1 1 1 t li ,· pa,1 frw d111 � w 1 l h t h.a l badly damaged llll' C"h u rl'h h t � part· n t s \I r a11d �tr� !t,i) l )unah ut' St-V.-ral weeks ago RH Pearl Casio of l h t' L('tart HUDSON ESCAPES INJURY 1F1lft Charge llelhod1s t churrhes CANNE S. France l'PI -M OV I(' i6 on a much needed month's Vll· cation. Rev. Lemley of C'heshirt> star !fork Hudson narrowly es­ wJll e.enduct a series of services caped injur v when his speedboat 1r1! tt\e Leterl F--11lls church. Sept . was r11mmed by another bonl of� 1 2 iu. It is hoped that all rhur­ 1 h e Riviera Tue,;r1a,· · Eye wit'rn·Ks..� said Huds,n ehes aerved by "Rev. Casto, as well as others, will attend the S('tv 1res dove inlo the water seconds be•. �be WSCS will meet Thursday for(' the crush Rot h hoals suf e-Y8JJlni: ■l the ·home of Mrs. C'har­ fered considera h l t• rlamagc. but no one was 1nJured. they said -1� · Safre. I 1 I • , So MD Ba!�on Soci etv Report j . Tl t ey 'II Do It Every Time •• • I er Mn J 0 - lilou1h ��RY'SClO'f PLAYED HIM ANO OF l R.0MOV™ "TOUTED ALL Hi$ HORSE ipil LAS_� WHAT H , · , I',, ,I • d�lu 111 _,, l .t kt·r couRs:E HE NON- HORSE·PLAYIN6 Ol'FICE PALS ti,.- p . i ., 1 11 \ i ri,: irlla fur a mvui "JO � l'Ov :P 60'T 81Gtwt0lnl-l Ecl.5" t-lAS ON A SLEEP ER NA6 •LJ,RKH , J , , 1 . ,1, J ' ., r t•)ult o f ( I t• 1u n 1, 1 , r,·., h , 1, \Il l\ l t t•, I J � l u IS pJ,I•,: . . i 11" 1 1 1 1· \1 t t l1,..l h l ( 1i 1 1rd1t·, , 1 , 1 \ 1' °'\ J I I li<T t 1 1 • l 1 IH' " I .i i • · 1 1 [ ' ' Work ls proi:r"��i11g ni1 S( h,· 1 , 1 .,ri l • \\ t1 , l 1 1 p ,· 1 1 1111 I i _, , .,l, !lu l / 1 1 , , ! l h , t I I \ , 1 I \,, , ( h,• t f u )i, , i 1 1 , \ ' _• ,•ur l dule at the �l i e 11[ tlw �Lbur, 11,,I I t , ·, I , d 1 !, 1 »11 ·.' II 011 I l l 11 1 1 • ' t•rt' F County Cou11lr) C l u b Tht' l'hun,· \ 1,1 1 1 1,.: I i i - f .:. t l11·r .., 1 1 1 n· : 1 1 ,1 ' I ,! I 1<>11 d , 1 1 . I � ,1 I 1 Ii tu k.,q• h,, 11,; 1 ,1 , , · l l o l· \ ] Waa designed 11nd lll1d m11 11, . , • i l 1 ,t 1 11 !l<' ! JI;.'. f IO 1 1 1 � ,, \ , 'I , t t h ,,., ! \I , Jl't11 • l 1 1 \ . l l J , ' , , , \ 1 rT 1 \ ,,f 1'<1r�,·r,h11rg ,1 h" Lorn Parish H I i i \ .> l • J I ,· l t 1 ! l J l l d �OIi ! )J\l' J r Jr ,1 ., II alS<J in rhJTJ:l' uf th ;• J1 l ,1JI , 1 1 ,1 , 1 1 :• ., 1, , , , l �, r P l h,"' ,·r t f J J ! u �·tor r,,111 f hu1111· I , , 1 1 r ' goU course t'o11,1 rw 1 11111 1,. ,1�I J � ! '.:. ! , �- " • 1· " I \I r ,, n d 1 1 11 1 1 ,.., , . ,, \._ , \ <1 1 J l l·•II Charlt'S Ankn,n ron , t rut 1 11111 , 1 r, t· n 1 11 ! ' . • • wk ! ' I l ' h - a �.1111 1 !i llll( lfl c! ! o l foh!m1n o ( t lw , . . u r,,· n·p•irh•.t ,p,·111 " ' l t' f J I dJ_I • i .. ,1 � ,·,·k W i t t 1'ho11111a- Allt· n t untrel l �011 111 M r "We have hill! p,, rf,. , 1 ,.,, , , ;1 1 lwr 1..-r J I I I I I \I n, W W \' d i ,an ,n(] M rs Ow('1 O Cantrell {;al l 1 durinl 1he fir�! •I\ w1••• h � o f Gar:i,- F, ll�lll W a l lat't'. hu,b<1nd ,oh!> .ind d;• .. \lr .,orl :\I r � l l ul11t• Gr conltrurtion a n d t h ,• , ,,ursf' , , f ,. 1 1 1 1 1 1 uf l ' J ra1rw11 n 1 , • ·a 1 , r .11111 , 1 f J a nr-t M · r'11llart·. lit l l'tw, 1baping up n 1 n• I � A 1 1 k r 1 1 111 ;i 1 1 \I r ,1 11,I \J r, Jarl-. W o l f ,, ,,ml San h,r,·· ('arl l'.dymond V i l 1 1 n!,'.1'r ,un 1 nounces t h .it � , x n f ! 11t· �r1•1· 1 1 , dr ! \ \ ! · f l · >( IH'� l- 11f ,Ir Jlld \\ 1 , uf Mn ·wl d l :1 t: f' 1 l \ 1 11 g 1•r '.\k rrN I have lwt• n i, h :qwd ;md Jr t' ri .,o 1 , H ,1 1 11111111! ( l raU� l,1\t \1 1·,·k ,· i l k anli \\' 1 l ! i;im l l 1•nn l\1Ji;,,• 1 1 · f o r Hw fm.il pn•p:,r.11 1 1 1 1 1 .i 111! ,1J!l o r ]',I n, f l ;i t l l e i,: l lnc:w l t l ' I 1tiilll• u [ 1 , \I , - - 1 1 1 llt' W i l li·r 1 1 f ( th1:1t onh·- � f,·v. l f'1·, r,• m J l tl t 1 1 , 1 -.1\ t•,l lwr f�l twr, l·l il !'I l\'1 1 l h ·r. 11 11d l 'lt·a-. a 1 1 1 . b e buih. .<\ I I Wl'rt· 1·1 1 1 1� 1 , , ,I in 1 h t• r<1I ◄' n f , l lu· r 1 ,·\ .i l 1 1'!" .... Sht• 1, t1 tt•,,. twr 1 1 1 A U of th4' fa 1 r W a \ � have IWC'll ( . , I Ill I I \ " " r1•(TUl11•� <111d .1 l'fl' l rn n, fnrt'd t o disked and <111 1 \ n·rna in� 111 h,• l ) i;• N ,n u l Tr<1 1 1 , 1 11 � ( ' ,·n1n, i ; r.,�I I \1 r ,,11,I \I r � A 11dn•1\ l ' n,�� ,111d tolled arid ,. 1•1·,kd l it· w i l l a� .;ik,•:- 1 l lm,i1s f nr 1 1 1 1 1 + ' wt•l'k� 1 1 f l 1 1d r1•11 ,11 1 ,· 1 1 1frd l ht• Y ,· ,w;.:1•r r,• lw.� J• 1 r;i m 1 11i.: l pun <·n11 1 pll't 1u!I ul aume U l l t' S a� IJr(• i,IIIH'fllll J•f1t•nl , h Li si Wl l'k al l x 1 li r 1 . W v ... l<•ll . l lw�t• I of the {'ou ntry ( 'luh wh1•n 1 h1• I J l \ 1 ( 1 11 l(u·1pt1 \\ e�l u f l h t' I I' n·eru11 1 1 1d1u·!t'll1d( \Ir� :1ml \Jr 1 club opc-ns n;•xt . Jum· ""'t•;•k 1·r1d VUUIII! m,·11 w i l l 11· :1d 1 .:. nn·d ! " A p t· r,trn r;; , p1·nl lht• -� gra n t t'd ; 1 I WI ) w l ,111d ll'(' Cluh offi<"ial� rl'porl !hat 1 111' ! ' ,trk )rl'lll ' l \ .,r l 1 '1 111 ◄ 1 1 h 1•r. Mrs W 'w � or t l r 1 11 r •al't pr1< l Cou n1r)· C l u h :111•m l1t•r.;h 1 p Dri 1 ,· � l l h ! ' k , 't W ' 1 f l q1 \ ,I.( \1 1 I Mr. and Mn. Clay Jordan, Dale tw ,11 1 < 1rnp11n 1t-d tht>m ho11H' W$ has been externkd l h rough S1·1,t w n 111 as1,1g111·d � h 1 11 11r dul) , t u Pay r;1l11•rs o f Mr� J I ) 1wwl� and Barbara spent a vacation .:il"'r l l io n 30 and new nwmlwr� are lw111g with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. � t'fl' M r and M rs H.i r rwy l{mi,)1 accepted dally. POMEROY arul ,ons, l;f'ill', Johnn � Cecil Dwelley, Orlando , Florida T,ni1 a\ the Jobnts flun Drid1e BRIDAL SHOWER Hl!LO Appl 1 t'<l l 1< 1 n� or infn r 1 1 1 ;1 t 1011 t fllrwn · and visited other poi.nll. 1 1111111 of Jun(' tlllll 1 · 1ty, ( )hio . .1 ;11111 �• · been edmpleh!tt and While u M rs M a x H a n ing was hostess may hl' 0Ut a 1 11t•d frnrn any of th1• Mr. and Mrs. Dale Caster and ,rd a costly ,project It is a er�at Im· ;, nd \Ir, r ( ' l ' lark. !tiinrn •, r for a h�idal shuWer on Wednes• Club Jlnard of t ;u111•r11ors ul' \'l r 1 ?'"} 1:,r,ild ( ' 11!111' day 1• v1•n1ng al ! ht: Columbia family, Lima, apent a 'week re­ poveml!Dt to this secllon of the wrile lo Rox :1 1 :i l 'u1nl l ' ! r-asanl , ,11111 I Sr.:houl house for Miss '.Beulah cently with Mr. and Mrs. R. S. ·County. y Hog�t•ss rno\•f'lt Sat ur 'harl,· I Tom F'it;lwr 1s c1�ord1n u1 1 ng t lw rl.,v l ro1t1 1'\ant.� lu U1•rt ( ;rimm ' s SchopJf ,open� Tu,sd.!!,Y Wilh a j.1 t-LaL1 g h J 1 n wh ose marria;e will Tl!.rner. ffl('nlh<'l'sh1p , ! m f' 11 1 ; 1, 1 lar.. O!ll'fl'Jllt!!!l'I ,In th• t:,;t,,ii 1 he an e11ent of September'J' Those People in t h1· P!1111nov im•..i Mrs. Mallie Lowther spenl sev• Se).p�I jDd Ii COl!JI ;¢ p1 esent were Mrs. Walter Swett, oral days hist wettk with her 'bro­ falls tha1 art' inh-rf'.�lf'd 111ay ·(•tmla<'I bur J );iy wit h Mr ;ind Mr� < : .-,o. S•pt. 8 ll>ml 'Neaae Is prlnteachers. Well Ca r D Rebel' M lc and Mrs. Dye, Al Mehllll a n . l 'onwrny , �:d St1•111 H i i l 1 t·rl� a11d (\at1J.!h! N Atl11t·lh• u ther and sister- in•ta, Mr. and The S11it-rn l' i> n t t·r l'T.J\ w i l l nl l't'! 'uhh ( l lyr, Mrs Vera llolcoh1b and and Huh (.j;1) n·. �1• w llaH'll. '.\I r :irnl M r� Ed w11rd M rs. Arrnsterd Perry. T11 ur:,;d;n , S( '\!t fl .,t 7 JO p m ;11 > · · . -,nd )Ira. �wwrd llobinson .:. 1,d d;rn�h \ 1·r anti Ndl it• l h1rul'I� 11w sdi u; i l i,:l' nvow• 1� m\·itt·d ,md J a 1nt'la, I.aura Krel.ts, M.audt Hol• Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Wocdgerd • '!!In �r ClfWt1Pfll1 ,.,n, M . G el lay, rs. < ond Avan llnlhr . "' ! l llt'll\ll.l tl spt•ILI t lu· W1'ek1• 111t w · e and family, Columbus were week pan•n l.'! an• u rj.!,•d l l> H1 1 ,·nd H A Hade k m and Tina, Frances end guests of her parents, Mr. � 18111' !oll!ll< � with Mr. and w 1 1 h '.\l r ;rnd Mrs A l 11a W h 1 I fn•sh i r11•rits w i l l b, , .�H\ll ' t l . ,' Xi's. Earl a.Oblhscm. l �nwi•ry, llel � n l lan1n,: , Thelm a and Mrs. Moses Perry. L1k1·r Th t • A l f rNI 1 1 01111, Jll'nw mtra• 1tu 11e, Wanda N 1•lson, M i ll ie Mr :,1111 !\t r s . Starl ing Orr of ! J illl t ' l u i , w i l l hold 1 \ � f1 r,t 11w1•t Earl Robinson i! recuperating Among t hose atlending the / '11l11111 l i u� .-;dlt·d nn Mr. and Mr!> 1 11 � of t lu- vt•.ir. Tht1rMl;iy , S1•111 . Swt•arn1i::1·n. Mr :m<l Mrs. R S 8y Mrs. A. H. BalJ.y 11t his home alter 11. two nicely ' ' TurnN. Mrs l lale l aster and StatP F air from this community Mr. and l\lr� Wm FP nlt1n, f'ul ( ' l 1 11t f l n S1mrlay Fll h ;d t hf' !iornt• •lf S�•l i ll l )mst. 11.t Hob.er Hospital . stay weeks umbui; spl'nl <.;11nd;1_v w 1 1 h :i.1r :\1r� I· r.illk .lanki1•, Emn10t 11•. Thi� will tw a n org1111i1.a1 mn .11111 Sandy. M r. and Mrs. Glen Cline, were Mr. 1111d Mrs. Dwalne Jor• Owens and daugh­ Hobert Mrs. 1md M t� A n l l l lolll'f aml fo1111l; l11d . I � \ 1 ,. 1 1 1 1 1 � h,·r \. l�t•· r l\l r� pl11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 � 111( ('1 111)! l 'ot: u(·k l und1 M r� . J ll'll'n Turrn·r 1, nU \'k�inia dan, Mr. and M rs. Arthur Crab­ ter Barbara , of Columb us visiteU ' , ' N1·l l , M rs. ltl<1 l he,1dlt>, Mrs. t ree, Mr. and Mrs. Geort::e Low­ and f':rnl'�I l t ultl'I' I 111:i S"r,!1·11 :JI llllOII ' h1:slcr l 'ric1•, l .u n· t 1 a and L:1ura t her, Mr. and Mr� Reed Jeffers, with her mother, Mrs. Dolly Wolfe I 1 M r . ;uut Mra l .1•w1s W:dkn of \11' , 111d M rs l•:tlwartl N!'u ni:in wili .. Co 1"1rr rd a W Tlurd Thi• and son, Junior, for several days. For••st Ihm sp1•nt t h,, WP4•kPnd a11d da 11i.;h t 1•rs or C ji l lun Spl'lll mt>!'\ s1w1·i11 lly Thur�d:iy ;1 1 7 p. Erma \'alt•. M r�. Nellie V;1lt>, M r. and Mrs. Rex Che11dle, Jerry Mr and Mrs. Hoy Buck enter• w i t h 1 ht•ir �()II aml daoi.: h l n 1n t 111• liol lday Wt't'ki•nd with l tw 1 rn tu w 1 r i l 1·r11.:1• 1 tw i l' ('( 1 u i pn11·t11. ,md .Jolitinic, l ll'!t•n Vailu, Mrs. StMni;bury, A l vin Dye 11nd Thad, tained with a lawn partp S•nday I l\.lil)!J.: lt' Ch11rn•y. M rs. Arlhur Lewis Smith. Mr, and Mrs. Men• law, Mr. ;n11I Mr� \/ i n:il W11lkl'r A r \ h 1 1 r ! Jrr f;uu1ly. Mrs. Paul Stewart r 1• Mc!Jaugh- da\ Jorden, Melva Faye and Wal­ when Mr. and 't hl M 'ra . J.ou1s t n. Gonion l lu l 1 ,, r n•! urnt•rl h1mw ' :\·1 1· :,1HI M r�. Donuld Tru.� st•ll Wort hwh i\f' I \ us, Mr. and Th1• Port lm1d Colu1J1b of let, Kenneth Crabtree, Mr. and and ramily Friday frn111 l l n!1.1-r l 111�p1\al. of :,.1 1 V,·rnOtl S Jll'lll t h l' t10 l 1 dt1Y ( ; uilrl will mf'1•I T h 11r�1l;1y 1 ° 1'('· 1111 a 1 1 d h11s1t•ss son, Robert , and Buck Jo'ritz Mrs. Mr. arul Mn, Wt•sh•y l\1 1·KNr111• \\l'1· �1•11d 11 1 l lw1r hor11 1• llt'rt• M J ll Y l l l ◄ 't' l,! l fts wne reeeiv NI. M rs. William Cheadle and Don• of Pomeroy, and their molher , Mr3. I ni11� a l \ hi• hrn)H' nf l'hyll 1s H i t , nie, Dessie Perry, Sharon Hol ­ M •. 31111 Mrs ( 'has C : rf't•nwu)I, Mr and M rs . Ari M uranty aml rhif' w 1 1 l1 1·ud1 mrrnlwr lwi11J1, of Ant iquity were Mr nnrl M rs Rerd Jeffers al• land an<l M r . and Mrs. Dorsey Frank auck rl,rnghler 1)1111\ll 11r S11lf'111 !. JWnl f.1 1 1 1 11 ; uf Syru1·u�1•, M r �•111 Mr�. :1skrd to hrml; a ho11w madr arli,u,lts. t hr w1•l'kn11I w 1 1 h Mr an<l Mrs 11nm· \ 'h;1pn11111, /\ ( hens, ralh·1! de o f 11hout 50 ('('UIS Ill \·;dUt! 1 l r•n,h•d t ht• ,1 4,> fft>rs rcunio11, held Jordan. Mr. fnd Mrs. Early Roush at­ I ur, M r 1111d Mrs J. l ' . M1·Kay M 1 llun ( '1rl'l1· arirt f.tm1l}' ' · ' hume ( ' ;11 hol11· Wonw n s ( l u h will S1111ctay n! 1 h t' Paul Jeffers On v11l'11.tion tnto the Southern tended ' (he Stale Fair at Colum bus 111 Sh J HIIllr. 11ml Mr� lloJ.!1•r G rnl'81 ' r 1 .ahnr IJay J111ltl i 1 s r(•J.:111:ir nwr-l i n g ;ti R P States were Mr. and Mrs. Carl last lVBe)I;. M r Hild Mrs Will i1:rm Cheadle uml dnuJ,!htn 11r J .o�un spn11 l ht• l\1r ,11111 M rs ('\an•n 1·(' lla kN 111. a l 1 h i • S;i1•r.-,rl l l l'ari ( 'hurrh I Mrs. 'Mary Vradenburg of Wis• and Carolyn and Mrs. Greenlees S\lf'lll /I day at t ht• homt' ,,r tht'ir Wl't•k1•11d w i l l \ M r a111l Mrs Ar a 11d M 1 1u M d )olt• s 1 1i· nt SurHlny ;i 1 1 d i l or111 m Th urs1l;iy wh� is spending several consin, lflhey ltose Hhoades und Rllla. t h 1 1 r 4 >rr. Tlit•ir dauJ.(hln C i na w 1 l h J.:111hl1•1•11 trnd ( 'ar,,I Oshurru• H 1 ,di Sprin,:.� f : r.111gf' 25(i5 w i l l � 1 ! 1 1 in l:1w dllfl 1l1111ghll't, Mr. :md visited inany Jlltces or Interest weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Es• l\1r� ( ':i rl Jfoss, Albany. K11y who h11d �p1•1it i lw 1wst wN•k of K1•11n n11•1·1 m ri·1• u l a r s1•s,iu11 Tl111rsilay of Syracuse, spent <;•.1f' sls at 1 hr Oalf' Oye home i n the Carolinas, Florida and or ther Sylvester w i t h lwr gru11dp,1r1•111s r1•! 11 riwd Mr a nd i\l r s Paul lbkrr aml :ii ft I I 111. Tlu•:·1· w t l l h(' t•lf'c·1 ion Oharles Sayre. Mrs. with Sunda� the was to special Carl interest llntlll' w111i 1 ht•111 ( h 1 1ttn•n of K l l l lu11·k s 111•nt Hw ur nffi1•c•rs. H1•frc!!h11wnts w i l l ri,·, . r 1 .ahor fla y Wt't'(' Mrs, Nellie Wolfe or Wasl1in,gton , I Glen Mrs. SelCattle at Ranch Charolais M r . .111d Mr� 1-' rt•tl l la}'i'�. �un, Wt'l'kt•ml With J\.lr. und Mrs Hul 11h h1· s,'rv1·rl A l l rru•mlwrH ll l'I' 1 1 1' i:- l )_y , . ;111d Hnbhy !lye :11\d DU!na, is spending two weeks at ( 'ulurr�h11�. M'r . arnl Mrs. Clyde miu, Alabama. These c-attle have O. c., f ' a n! on, f.1 r 11 1ul M rs Lt·�lu• l fo w k J\:1ll11rd a11d Mr unrl Mr� 1 ; rn111·r !'d l t > al !t•ll(I_ of ·her brother, Alec home the the to Souththere <'Ome from W;ilk1'r arid ramily and · Mary .uu\ ,Juk;• 1 l;1wk. �1 ! J l cr 1 11 11 1 1 \.\/ h 1 l 1•. SeptemNr 9 'lo E11:periment farm Wheeler, and h mil f . eHtern Oh t·al lt'(J o n l h t• 4 ' hii r !t·s S I U'll('l'r l .1•011urd l 'augh of l'ilt sllllrl;h H n rrm11gr S:dt• Frid,1y an,I S:11 , Al u·1· Will iams. Thurman, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Stobart and Mr . .r111! Mrs. r.rno Jeilws re• where Carl is an employee. 1·all1•1I on Mr uml Mrs. 1 ' hurlf's 1ird il y , St•p1 . !l 1 0 on lnw1•r Mai11 fami l y Thur�day ere spending a vacation dau11hlen , Turnerr reunion the Attending 1 u nu•ti fro m \nl iforni& where M i ss ( ' l!lll\l(' M11r11ril _V. Syra1·11s1•, S]lt'lli'l'r Mnnday , at the at Oklaboma City, Oklah oma. St., l'o mrl'or nf'Xl door- • t:D w hich wat , lwld , Sond«J' S J)('nt 1 1w W'l!;l'kl' ml w1ttr ·hN , ilJ.r 11r,U Mr11. W11 l t 1·r Leml1•y P Mun· �pnnsnn·rl l1:,'! �nt.· , · H11c-iHt l ht•y lml HJ"°t 11orn1· t i l'l'lf' with . Several from here attended the her J)Hr('nls. Mi- . ' and Mrs , MPrl'O home of Razel .1fur11er, 1 1 ,s111er, I t:;r;1111l1H1rt·11ls, . _Mr. arnl Mr-", J,. ·t._ •nr\i fumlly, W11Rhi11�1011. W. V11 . Mt'l ho1l1�t i 'h u rch. reunio,i S1,1nday at lhe Rock Oun and .. O . Mr, illersport, M were Esrolrnr and olher relath-:es i n Mr and Mrs. Hobt-'rt W h i t(', l11n1I A-fr K u_\' M rs. Frank Turner and family, M r. .incl :i.·1 r!'I 1-n·d (;aill\'r of rul lt•d on Mr. mid Mrs J. l '. Mt·­ The F.a�li•s ( ' l;1ss nf l h1· Syrnpu.�1• Sau �·rands1'0 Thf>y ill!i11 vi�ited Mr. and Mrs. llenry Turner and Jtkron ;anti llN11ar,J (ia11wr of Kuy Sul uriluy ('V('lllllg'. �1 i'td1rnli�1 t ' h 1 1rd1 will lmld :in ir1• his hro1her onil sislf'r-111 law Mr. Mr. 1111d Mrs. Vir�il llou.� h 1111d cn·am .�rn· 1al Fr1d av. S('pl fl. r111 l lu• :ind Mrs. IRf' , h•ffers and fa mily. family. fl S. Turner, Donald 8arhnlu11 � 1 •1•11! l hl' wnk1•111t Swearingen, M r . and Mrs. LeRter suns of Plau t.� . Mr. 111111 Mrs �·met 1'11 1 1 rd1 lawn . ' l' lw pulilw is irn•t h'd ..,, il h Mr 11ml i\11'\ i Jt•vy ( ; a inPr Swearingen end son, Mr, and M rs . J.11111.�•• l l 1•:11ll1·y ii11,t �on . Sh;un uf llt11·irw spent SLmday I n .il l t•tltl Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and family, The Almana� To111n1i i • � 1 u•nt l lu· w1•1•k1•ncl w i 1 h t'\' 1•11 1111; w11h M r. 11111I Mr�. \'1r(:il September 1 1 local, D.ana T urner, Harrison• M r . u n d Mr., ( ' har lt•s l .11ws1111 Wnlk1•r. ( 'h 11r<'11 w i l l Tlw Lan�w il l,• ville and the Ralph Turners, Ut'X· ll1ll y Orr a n d fam ily sJwnt f.a . h 11 Vt' t h 11ir llllllll:il l lu11lt'l'Olllll1� n111I fil n d h uf Va1n· 11•w 1er. M r . ;mi! Mrs ll1,y J-:lllotl nn!I lmr l luy wil h hi8 pure11h, Mr. Sunday, Stpl . 1 1 . Tht•n· w i l l ht' Mr. and 11:re. Max McCallie ramily of 1'11rkrr�h111·� ., p1•11I l .u a11 1l Mr�. ('lint Orr. and Judy, Ann Arbor, Mkh., - ------- a buskcl dir111N al 110011. l•:wrynn!' is well-omni, Thf' r ; ospl'I H;1r spent Sunday niii:ht here. Her mony Boys w i l l hi• pn;�1·11I In mother Mrs. Faye Jordan who By United Pr•n lnt•rn•Hon•I sing a1 1 1H' .1flrrno11n �p1•11i l'I'. T111lay is Tl11i rsd11�·. Sepl. 8, the h a d spent the past three weeks 2. "t'hn1·lle Af'lto�1'1 19. A 11·' 252nd da)' of 1 he J-'t•ur, wilh 1 1 4 in Ann Arbor with them, return• ' f' i1'nl 1 . l ',•1·1 , ,r 1 1 1:t ed to her home, 11. t !mt r,, ll11bhlt: 20. \\'1110 m,)rt' in 1000. fi('vival SNVi(·cs. Snow1·1l lf' M('­ Mr. and Mra. Elba McKnight, 4. <:u111po!l'O, l't•<'OJ'• 10. J ';iwhnl :\n, Ttw moon is RPJ>rouc-h1ng its thmlis1 l'hur\'11 nn llc111l1' mm. last quarter. Ge1>rge and Sharon, Columbus llll typi, tudo (,w 1>110 Sept. 1 1 1 7 , 8 p. Ill, t'adl l'Vl'llini.: were weekend guests of her par­ f'i_ 1 I t• t•nrll�r 21. Nn11• l2 t/111, it Th, , rnorninl( SIMr is Mar!.;. Ht'\'. l•' rt•d J l i1·kson, ,·v.ini.:�•li� t . 1 1111n t"nts. Mr. and Mrs. Pern Gillogly l!f'll.�r! '] ;J, �1 . . 1,, Ttw t•vt•ning stars arc Venus, Ht•v. Kt•rull'lli Na.� ull, p:islor. 2:'l. Mnl :r:,, 6 /11111 ·,, l•la11l1et and Jotm. J u p t!rr u11<I s.it nrn. h1 fr1•q\1Nlt 24. \\' 1111llJ 14. l•'.:1t 011 t h is da .\' in history: September 1 2 dno !l\1'11 \' 7. l•',0<11.lc11Ho MASON CLINIC I n 1 51i5, a S1M11ish upedition nnlmnl ( N . Z,l lG. l n,;1,·r ' 11 Tlw f'enlral l 'TA w i l l hnlcl lantled al what ls now St. Augus• Admissions: Larry Scarbrou11h, Yt11lud1y'• Aa•Wtl' Jl]l'll�ll l'l,l 8. "Tlmo and 25, Hubt lwir fir�t meet ing of \tH' yrur t i n(', Fla .. and Fou ndl'll tlw first Long Bottom, Aug. S l : Mrs. Clara 111nrlno :17. SclL 16. M H\'('!1 M c1111lay nl H p. Ill. at t ht• scllnol. p1•rm1111en1 S<'t tlcnwnt uf Euro• Jacks, tangsvllle, Aug. 3 1 ; Mrs. 1:1 ll J t eaglo 9. Nr.thcr,. ),a.-it Thf' Lourl•l Cliff IM l l'r 1-lt•alth , pt'Hll� nn the t"O!ltinf'nt or North Charlotte Tucker, CheHhlre, Aug. %1. H(111r ln11ds �8. B1·!ghte11t 18. 1 1. �. Cl ub will muet Monday 1•venin_!l Amf'nca. :n ; Elston Steele, Pomeroy, Aug. jutro l ' n•Hl r!('Jlt C(1rn11111no .fllnr in ut I IH' homl' of Mrs. Hohn! How• In I B4 l . Bohl'mlan com poser and 3 1 ; Mrs, Dorothy HoUm■n, Le­ plu n t • ( !]llAII. ) Lyra. 20. 1-:x I f..;'lllJ.l en w i l h Mrs. Clifford Jil1·ohs as tarl. Sept. 6. 29. liy way Ot' 39. Dlstort l rnd1et Anion Dvornk was born. U . (:nmlJllng 1111·,�I 1·0-hostcss. �:lt·cti1111 11f offic·l'rs Births: A dau11:hter, Barbara 32, l�libllc 40. 1'Jrllnga co\al ing J!(lllll8 l n 1855, the Crlml'an War ended. w i l l be hl'ld and ttwr;• w i l l bf' A Jean to MT. and Mn. Jacki o r 43 , F1•ull ot vuhlclo 17. �,•norll 22. 1 '1111\rn ln 1934, the lJ. S. liner Morro wlute eh•phunt sule. 31. Docttlno the rose m,ur.i, I •�ron <'asll<" burned off Asbury Park, N . Langsvllle, Aug. 31. A son, Lloyd Huston, to Mr. 44. ).fother 3!\. 8Qtch 23. I '.rUW(l 18, Nuclei of J . , kill int 137 pcrsoM. HOLZER HOSPITAL !IL Nnn'QW' atat·cb. , ot Irlalt 20. 1''(,rnu, In lil35. Senator Huey 1..ong of and Mrs. Lloyd ff. Tucker of A,lmissions Sept. 6: Onnaifl htlola 28. Bumm<a god• eraln Louisiana was shot In thf' state Che1hire, Sept. 1. nwns, Nf'w l laven: Mrs. ( ' hnrll•s (cJr111 A eon to Mr. and Mrs. James house at Baton Houge. Va11 ('oonry. M iddlc J 1ort; Mrs. 80. tumn In 1 943, Grnerul Dwight Eisen• Hoffman, Letart, Sept. nallvo Nt•y Sherman W hit£'. Pomeroy: hnwl'r announced l h e unconditiOf'I· 81. S1hcl' lllll M r�. W i l l i am Smith, Hutlnnct: ul s11rn•1HIN or Italy. REPORTS FUR THIFT g11lt M rs. llirhurd H11wlings, l'111m•roy; WEST LOS ANGElll!S UPI-Mrs. 83. l 'N'!llll, Mrs A lherl Rt•evt•s. W i lkt·s\'il le. Thought for today: Abraham µorot.hy Towne Webb, qne of aclor• lfr. Mlll\ lfom i1,�1•d SPpt. ff: Carl An­ Li11ruln said on t h is date in 1 858: producer Jack Webb', formet fro111 <11-rson, K;•rnll'th Worrn11n, M rs. "Y<III Call £001 ell of thP people wives. reported lo i,o1iee Wednes­ Jnde.­ Harrt>II Fbikt'r nnd sun: Mrs. A. J)cndtnC:O some ur lhe l i me: .�ome of thP peo• day that buralart stole five fur K .luhnson J1·., and son: Infant 36. Thu a l l of \hi' Hmf!: but not 11.ll' or l'oats valued at $14.000 from her M 1:tll' l lonnhm•: Mrs. lra Wt•ll111011. pie and home. OP J >Ollte tlw J)eopk a l l of the time." H.,.'• Your IEST Bit llefrle,rotor tor for qua lity, conv enie nce y (; l('t1dnn Wal<lro n . M rs. llt'njamin 39. Tin valu e. If you' re cou n t i n g ever Al◄•xand4'r. Mrs. (;ury Gibhs. Carl 111,yl We've - 'em all, and no 1 1 (11ym.} Dolson. Jona Burris, Willinm l f 1 ?), thi, � •• .fil . Godrlou d cv. ft. model today can 'li\otch this penn y (a n d who i,1t't sin�t> r. Mrs. Jnhn Thorntun. John peace is for you ! W11sh11111. 111nes' Urodni(·k. 1960 frl11lda lr•. Oelu11e hfrigerofr2. Qulvel" .,. Hir1h�. S{'pt . ff: Mr. anti M rs. &.IJ. A theatiical ftit"hnrit \1l . llawlings, P<Uncroy, backer S'ltl; Mr. all< l M1·�. Al b('rt HN•vc�. C•lanr) 18. Tendon Wilk1•:,;ville, son. n. Chatra ,s. Rover•• CALLS OEC ISION CRIME • fvll,.wlclth, percelain-enomel SEE US FOR N ntWOLK Vn . liPI - A Wnsh­ • ,,111•• - _..., - •.1 DO\VII' Hydrator -20 .1 qt,. copaclty l ing:lon offidnl of l h t' AFL•t:IO Iba. ol f,..h - I J, Hlghe•t WNlnesriay c-rili<'i,.<'ct a ))('{1•11�c Dl•· 1 point • New Magnetic Door Malt alr• tl9h1 , • S,,thell t1Df9.. .... .v•R Mk11 1rnrtinr11t di•rision In h1ive the na• all the way around ! l lon's nf'xt Sllflt'l' ai rl'rBfl ro.rrif'r 1 �•ll1all• MIik bottlool J>AILY CBlTTOQUO'l'E - Here's how to work 1$1 bull! by e privatl' ship�• 11rd . .J11mf's • A X ll' D L B A A X ■ lptu red Shee r Look "! '. Brownlow, presldl'nl of ttw Md11I P1.U$ . . . Nrf!', h111tnln• "Scu�,.,� "<!'�·-,··,-1 .. L O N O Jl' :E L L O W j (>',',•?,"'��t�"f" '.ffl-!:< =:fv.. 'iil:� 0 ,, . Tnull'9 Deparhnt•nl of tl1{' AF'IA'IO ,,_..,,.:w, 4 :•: � ��'"" On& letter fllmply 1b.ndli for ft.t\Otl1er, In lhl� l!lllfflpll! A ,. U■!!cl lnltl supply ('('tl \t'r werkt-r� al the I N MI N D I tar the three l/1, X for the two o·.a, �Le, ,iilnglo letl.era. apo.,. Norfolk N1wal husr i1 was a fllOl flAII I ADVA NCl9 APPl l ANCE S . . . DlSIO NED W ITH � trvphtl, lho Ji:m gt.h anct formation ot the word• art Ill hlntl. "rrime" that the �nvl'rnmrnt "tk , � ., e....,.i ....... lii&ch day Uie c<Xle letter. lll'e dlffcrenL ddf'tl wOrkcri. in ttw N1vy !..nip1 ' yard8 an•n t t'OIIJW:,ll'nl In huild an A C:17J)topam QWJldtl011 airl'rafl 1'11rrier. Jl, H W I V L W U II IC O L P O D S M 'U B lt -M: .A. HOLLYW OOD UPI - M("inher� , S L V D L lll l \V B II M W, L W F D S M Jl J O­ or t h£' 8crl'£'n F.xlra� (;ulhl h11ive vote1l l .705· 104 ill fa11etr of II new l> K D J F Jd l .L Z I V F C - G L )I V D R J O. Four. yrur work tontract with ma• OPl'Olli.rt\liT JEWELER . l'Al(lll EPH&:M'l!lft.AL. 18 ALL movie anri TV •fllm prnrh1C't'rs, : jor TMterdAy'-a OrJptoqlloktl MIDDU:PORI' MILi, STREET the guild announ<'cd Wedn.-,�dny � TUii FAM.OUR A.Iii WEIL--AURIDLIUB. ni&hl •-----------------------,\ I ,• \ Fi,r Rrrru its Enl i�t In 1'a, v i\t Pt. Plra�an I I '• • '·� Leto rt Falls Events Of Weck 2-Daily Senhn el. Pomero v M 1drlleporl O Sr·p l 8 1 9"0 I 1 I '"•* QIQAIRE • 2 I 9.9s o. I 0N LY D•lux• 'Mod•I Refrigerator 10;9 '�IIC FOOT Jewelry Sparks The • • • Dlffereoee Io Yo■r Fashion ,.., I LO O K ' Gifts Of All Kind s Our · Sp,e�"'-" - A_...1 I _E.,,.. ET_T H_ _M_ _M co _T_ _H T... I__c_o_H...s_ \ Com� 111 -See bur tte. Fall J,wtlry j ....................... \ J Ji • ----�- -----� - --• -o•e•••-•= _ •-- .. •--�----------------•--� TODAY••• SEE ff, at MASO N FU RN ITUR E B. H. SANBORN I " l • • \11.·, , , \ , "\. ti ,.J I , ui. ..,._--�·-.._----.... . _ >;' . I ,,'_'J� ____ �,- 1 1-�---_____·---......----·-· -· .,,,..· • ._,....,. �- • -�-·�- w: ., r , _,.,,\.J \.o l l .. - M�M, W. VA.. " ' sr== 1 " / i ' • I ,.,, • � .1fSI L lt!liW A4¥U Enterprise WSCS Entertained By Elizabeth Davis Around And About Middleport I Chester Parish Evangelism Day To Be Observed A n J-:v11ngehsm Institute w i l l 1 bti' hf'ld Monday, Sepl 12, by Lht' ( ' hl'8\er Methodt at L;irger Parish t:l lf'n J 1 \ 1de11 and K a t h y Dile� 1 1l�d.!lv1lle-Che11ter C1rcULtJ of rE'lurm•d tu lhl'1r )1bmes Ill At wh 1l'h Rev. Freeland Norris ilnd llf'IIS Sunda .� f'Yt:11 1 11 1: after Yl!Sll H.ev Hobert R Card are the paa• mg w 1 1 h t h 1•ir grandparents, Mr tors .tnd � rs I . I) IJtles for sev!'ral Serv1l'e� will be held at the I ( ii ) � M inersville Church In the after• :,.1 1 s.!t Barhar a Stil l's and Miss noon and at the Tuppen Plaina , ~•• t ia 11a11mng returned to Church in the evening . Three u<J their emplo yment in Washi ngton topics will be presented at both n r Mond ay aft!'r s nd i n the c-hurches. I : The Method With A holiday weekend w1ttit hci/ par Spirit by Rev. Roward Pellit of , .. ,, , M, a111I " lu ... rs "d r. ward s 1 1 I f'S Jackson from 2•2 : 45 p. m. at the and Mr. a 11 d Mrs Wilbur llann­ Minersville c hurch and 7 :4S� :30 Mrs Phil O h l ! n j.!t·r J;a\'l' hl'r d u p m. at Tuppers Phuns; I I : The \ll'S as prc-sulo1L uf l hl' WSWS ,,11d mi; Mrs . Th<1111i1s Bt• n tz 1old of tl11• 1 1 1 1 , luf' Wolfe who was 1nj urcrl in Ways of Elleclive Evangelism by portallL't' of tl1£' mem lll'rs , , 1 t h <' S,1 an a ulomol.u h• aecidenl t h e la.s! Rev Ruland Perkins, Livingston r lf'ly to l h (• 1·h11rd1, afll'r wl11ch or .July returued ll, his �mploy church, Columbus, 2.45-3.30 p,.. m. and 8:30•9: 15 p. m.; 1 1 1 . The .\\rs l-'rant·1� I I·· ( ; timer of ft•rt•d mrnt al t h e Imperial �lel'lrk Mc�sage and You by Rev John • pr«Yl'r A .� tory T11t• l'hurrh uf thr Ct, 1 h 1 s WC'Ck. , r. Lewis. Christ church. Colum­ L1!(h1rd I .amp�" was read b.l' M iss tli'lalives here hav(' learned th11l Gt'llt', wv1• Sloliart and dunni: t h t � Juhu l lorton. son of M r and bus 3 30--4 15 and 9: 15· LO·OO p. m . During 1 h e supper hour. the time, t h e !lll'lillll'rS [•�dl ht!ld a Mrs John Horton ( Dorothy Blos• pastors of l he two charges will l 1 ghll•<l l· andlr. S('r) 1s a patient at the M c M illcn mf'ct for the evening meal with Group singing of "Oh :llash•r l l usp1lal in Charleston. l he speakers, to discuss the Let Me Walk w 1 1 h Th('c-" rondud Mr and M rs. Herman Kme�id ' s part in evangelism 11-nd numster e<l the d£1YOl1unal scn·ire re1urnt!d home Monday nigh! after ways as a pastor to be more ef­ Ml, and MRI. SMITH Durini:: rhe hllSlllt'SS St'SS lllll, sev• sµending thf' past weekend 111 fective l'ral pruJf'rtS we.re <11scusst'd and 1t Hinton, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gotschall A l l members of the evangelism was ,1gret"d lo do some nussrnnaq work in tllr !oral area. M rs E . M wood returned home 1 commissions of 1111 l'h urches are are announcing the marri■g.,, of their daughter, Nancy K,ye, to rullow1nt,: the business session luest!Hy after a two weeks trw espNui lly urged to attend. James Harvey Smith of BelUmore There will be a question t im, refresh ments were served by t h r when she visi 1ed in Franklin. W. Maryland. They were united in hostrss lo \ 4 rnemhc>rs anti thrt•l' \'a . with her son 1rnrl family, Mr. after the first two sessions and marriage August 18 with a double a dedication serYice after Rev. gur-s1 �. Mrs Myrtle Long, M iss Dot'· and Mrs C. L. Wood and on her rin g ceremony at the Beech Hill return t n p she visited in Hoanoke Lewis' message. othy Long and Heverly Will Methodist Church by the Rev. Ro-­ v� . . ;1utl i n Princ-rtoo, w. Va . bert Hurley. Tht bride was glven with olher relatives. 111 marriage by her father. M r and Mrs Carl Mumford of Tampa. Fla., arf' t h e house guests A reception was held at the of Mr. and M rs. L. D. Diles while home of the bridt ' s aunt, ' M r. and they will spend several days here Mrs. Roy Priddy , Middleport. Prt'I· to visll former friends and rela­ cnt at tht> receplion were thirty t i ves. The M u mfords are former Plnns werf' madr for "frientls relatives and friends. Cake, ice \oral residents and wish 1o visit Night" on Thursday, Sept 15. wht>n l'ream and punl'h were served to with as many of their former at'­ the Pomeroy Chapter J8fi, OES met 1he guests. Thf' couple received quaintanre s 11s possible. She is Tuesday evening at the Masonic mAny beautiful gifts arid sevenl the former Wauneda Hundley, Temple. who could not attend alao sent J,'rum here they will go to Day­ Ano Rupe, worthy matron, and gifts. Ion lo visit his s1slers, Mrs. llarry P. Sm ith, worthy palron. F'o llowin� a wedding trip touring Sa'r ah Turner and Mrs. M ildred presided and invil atiDns wc r� re Extra Lean l lrston and to Pittsburg h, Pa., ee1ved lo attend friends 01ght at 1 New York Clly and Niagara Falls; wi1h her sisters, Mrs. Bessie several chapters includini,: C hes- the couple are making their home A d�ms and M rs. Jessie lfober. h ire, �ept, 7; W i lkesville on Sept , at Baltimore, Md. Before rc-turning home they will 10, Bartlett 011 Sept. 15, Belpre on visit iu Wa.shiu gLon, D . C., with Sepl. 17, Gall ipolis, Sept 19, M in: their sons a nri families Mr. and ear, Sept. VI, M L Ohve, Seµ!. 30. Mrs. Carl M u m rord Jr.,. and Mr. .at whil'h Lime tl�e Chapter w,1_1 al• _, I so relcbratf' their 00th ann iverand Mrs. Paul M umford. Pure · sary. and Middlt>port on Ol't 13. Hl'V . Howard E. ltuppelt visited At the dose of 1 he meetini,: reM0nday in Athens with Mrs. freshments were served by Harry The hostess commiUee for the E<ln,i Juhling who is rel'upera\. and Elsie Smith, A l fred and Mar- Meii:s County WCTU meeting mg at the home of her son. in•law jorie Crow and Anna Durst. which will be held next Tuesday and rla11ghter , M r . and Mrs. Edgar at the First United Presbyterian TUl'kcrm ,iu. He also Yisiled in Church met yesterday at the M cCon nelsvi lle with Rev. Linson G'1rtle11ers Meet Sliced churl'h to plan the refrellhmcntll. The Program Planning Commit• !jtc-hhms. Mr. and M rs J,' rank M urray re• tr f' of the Amateur Gardene rs Club Atkndin G were Mrs. Edith M r • the Neal, Mn. Iva Turner, Mrs. I nez turnl'd to 1hc ir _ home Wednes- met Wednesday evening al day 11fll'r spendtn.ll several days home of Mrs. Bruce Lloyd for their Turner, Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Opal sccontl meeting in preparing their Kelly� Mrs. Mattie Bush, Mrs. in ('h1rago on business . year bouk. �na ..McKinley and M rs. Je.s.sie Attending the meeting were Mrs. Holldaahelt. C I RCLI!! TO MEET The f:leunor Cirdl' of the l !C?a lh Wesley l''ry, Mrs. Guy Reynolds Center Cut-Loin or lllb Mct h<Jdist chur<'h will mc-E"I thi.� and l-1rs. Willi.am Slater. Others of Firem.e11's AuxUiary Tt�ursd;iy evrnin.c: at the l' hurl'h in l h c committee 11re, Mr.i. Charles M tddlt•pnrt at 7 :30 for their first Blakleskc, Mrs. Harold Lohse. Mrs. Holds Se.,ion T1te,day Mrs. EmmeU Shuler, president, • ttWl'l ini,: smcr !h('ir summer recess. Arthur Straus, and Mrs. Edgar Heynolds. was in l'harge of the meeting of !he Auxiliery lo the Midtlle­ Girls and Subteens r,ort Volunteer Firemen when Fide, Lodge Hold, Smoked they met Tuesday evening at the Se••ion l'hursm,v fire hall for their regular meet­ Rank of Knight was· con ff'fred ing. last Thwrsday when th& Fides Of WOOLS, and The traveling prize which had Lorlgc K. of P. met at the hall ORLON and WOOLS been furnished by Mrs. Wayne in Middleport for their meeting. Permitnf'11I pleals. rte. Assor1ed L. R. Wiley is Chanl'ellor Corn­ Gihlxms was won by Mrs. Jack styles -and new fall shades. rnander of lhe Lodge and Lester Bel'htle. Golden Klpe Following t h e short businrss Walburn was conferred with the POPULAR PRICEII meeting refreahments were Berv• ran k . • There ware guests fro m Gal• ed hy Mrs. Bechlle and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley to those mentioned lipolis and Jadcson. Fides lod,:e will meet this eve• above and Mrs. John Vromin. Mrs. Thomas Darst, Mrs. l,ee ning at 8:00. Smilh, Mrs. Thomas Hanning, Mrs. Robert McElhinny, Mrs. 50-lb. Unclassl[led Howard Dalley and Mrs. Everett Bach-tel. M is� l-J 1u!Jeth Uav1� l'nlt•r\l'lmt•tl 1 the WSWS of l li t• f:1 1 terpri,., t:l ' Ii Churd1 Tut•�rlil) rH•t1 J 1 \ I'" a ( h , . r homt•. n, .. , . 1 1 , 1 1 ·· our Unity i n t�r !.u(·al ( h .1 r 1 h Wll� l ill' toi,u ol \ IU· 11,• \ , . l !U!b lt•d In M r� l' la•1d,• ! l u , l 1•d lo u'p ,· 1 1 the mt•l'trn, Thr U"l' n 1 n � 11•J 111 11 "'l akl' M ; L1!, , 11 n d l . t'1 I t \h• ' � n rl ••·n pt 11 1T r,·., 1111� of t..plit·�1.111�· 4 1 1 l h, by .\l i�� l l:t"i;,, pre n·i kc1 a t J I � 0)1 1 hr- 1 m J J( , rl�til'f' 11f t h <' I W�W � 111 lh l· !ot: l c-hurt'li b) ' t he . _ h H ( ,�tai1er Re<, � ratH .. 8y f R ECIDIE HOUOA.Sk.!L 1 Che.ter CouneU, Daughters or Americ,, met III reJ1ul1r sesaion Tuesday evening with 32 mem­ bera pruent. Eleanor Wella, l'O\lnc1lor, pre. aided ■nd OOve Kelly wu re port• e<I ill . A communil'■ tion wH re•d from Harriett Cunningham, •tate ooundlor A report on the State Council meeting held in Auru1t, w■e aiven by tlle dele g■te Goldie Frederidr.. A pral'tice w11 held for the receivine of n1tion■l and state cffkeu. A ' ' booater meel ing" to be held a t Tupper, Plain, on Wedneaday Nov. 2 was announced and the eoundl voted to do the initiatory worlr. 111 thlf meeting. rt wa1 an nounced lhal lhe quarterly birthdays would De ob.aerved with • potluck supper at the next meet• mg. AL, the close or the meeting ■ uke walk was held by the good_ of lhe order l'Ommittee and l he l'ake won hy Erm■ Cleland. The truslees sold Doll)' and Dan . ny Duzits and the proceeda to be uaed to repair a door at the lodge hal l Games were played tluring the aodal hour with prizes a warded the winners . <' I I , • ,, Friends Night Plans Made By Pomeroy OES SIMON S SE LF-SERVICE MARKET POM E ROY GROUND BEEF 2 lb5. $1.00 PORK SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1 .00 BOLOGNA 3 1bs. $1 .00 PORK C HOPS 79c lb. J O W L B ACON 4 lbs. $1 .00 B A N A N AS 1 Oc lb. I I I NEW FALL SKIRTS BEC KY'S At BAK ER'S SUPER MARKET CAN GOODS SALE In Our New Building PORK & BEANS B UTTER BEANS PEAS POTTED MEAT NAVY BEA.NS CAN COFFEE 49c lb. Vacu um Pack FLOUR 25 lb. bog $1 .89 SELF-RISI NG L ARD 25 lb. can $3. 95 D O G FO O D 1 1 cans $1 .00 CANDY BARS MIX or MATCH Zero, Chuckles, Peanut Bar Hollywood, Clark, O'Henry 10 for 39c .. Open Evenings 111 7:30 p.m. Cold Beer & Wine Carryout County WC TU To Have <'ess 'on NeX f TUeSday II POTATOES 99c bag 1 0 for 99c Rally Day Set For Rock Springs Church Sund ay MEATS SLICED BACON Buckeye FRESH PORK LIVER , . . · lb. 25c LEAN BOILED HAM SIRLOIN STEAK · · · · pound pkg. 49c N. Y. WHITE POTATOES BANANAS · YELLOW ONIONS I lb. B9c · · lb. 89c · 10 lb. bag 39c 2 1bs. 25c 3 lbs. 29c ,----- PRODUCE ----� ICE C R EAM ALL PINTS -.. DAIRY FAIR ···· · 29c. · · · · · 1/2 gal. 69c BAKER'S SUPER MARKET Phone WY-2-2738 PEARL & LOCUST MIDDLEPORT Picnic Held Mondny Members of the 3F Cl�b held 11 picnic Monday atlernoon al the New llevcn Park. A potlul'k dinner was ecrved in the evening to Asa A. Hoskim, M lse Ad11 Hoskins, Mr. and Mn. Baker Gordan, Mr. and M rs. El­ mer Wickham, Mrs. George Park­ er and guests Mr, ■nd Mrs. Charles Reyburn Jr. , ehlldre ■, Fred and Beth, C hieago, Ill. _Rev. Ruppell Return, Rev. Howard Ruppelt ret Urned t1111t week from a month'R vacation when he visited ln Washington and Phi letlelphia with relalJVl:li and lhcri to Missiseippl where he visit­ ed with hia parents . He abo vJsUed in Louisiana, Ala• bame and Florid111 and from the In­ ternational Airport In Ft. Lauder• dale he new to Nas11u in the Ba• h11maa Islands. I Rally D•y and Homtcomi ng will be held at the Rock Springs Methodist Church Sunday begin­ ning with Sunday sthool ■t 9:30 a . m. The children will pre11ent a Pl'OR'.f'am at 10;30 a. m. and the worship service in charge o f the Rev. Rebert Card will begin at 1 1 a. m. A hasket d inner wHJ be served a t 12:1 5 and the a fternoon pro­ gram will be al 1 : 15. There w i l l he special music and gurst 1-peak• er will be Vidor Brown. A movie will also be shown for the chil• dren. The publk is invited . Homecoming Sunday ROME U P I - The Un1tt>d Sta le� had a golden opportuni t ) I () p i c k up a t lea s t four morr gold medal s lod.lly in what rnuld be Ame nCil · s f m a l " bi g day ·• in the 1 @6-0 O lym ­ P 1 c• before Ru1111 a tak!'s over in J ts 1pecialhe1 At the slart of the third from last day o r the Romi, games. the Rus-a1an .a thlet es held a p11 per-t hm -' ½ poin t edge--487 to 482 ½ ­ over th 1: 1r Y ankee counterparts in the unof fic-tal team stand i ngs but the Unued State s led 111 gold 'med• ab, 30•2ti. .J avelin l' hamp w n Al Caotello of I Norr iatown, Pa . th(' women ' s -100. meter rela y h•am, the men ' s 400. mete r rt'lay tea m and the mt'n ·_, 1 ,6()0. met l' r rt-! � > lean, all are fa vored to wm guld medals tod ay and the U S has a chance m bo t h J the shootm ,: final.!; and t wo weighl hf tmg finals V1ctones 1 11 the four 1r,H•k and field events would more t h;m Jilr.e­ ly give t h e U . S. t h e lead 1 n the lea rn standmgs, but, aa they did in the Melbourne game5 m 1956 the Hul.!ri ans are expected lo l'I� fast in the gymn eslics evenl s Cante llo holds the arl'eptNI wo�ld record r 282 feel, J½ meh• � cs !n t�e Javelin end will b(' Amer lea s big hope to nail down a gold I medal in that event. ' 00. The men s 4 meter relay rac . cs 1-hould prove to be th f' most excitm g event on today's pro- I gram. ttunnm g for t he U S. team are Frank Budd of Asbur)· Park. N J., Ray Norton of Oaklan d Cal i f , Ston(' Johnso n of Dallas . Tex . , and Davr Same of Durham ,· N. C. The J .600-meter men 's relay af . fords the U. S ils best l'hance for a gold medal I Win Gold Med•b The U. S. team picked up four gold medals Wednesday to rut the Sovie! margin by 251/a polnts. Vic tories were turned in by discus thrower Al Oerter or West Baby­ lon, N. J., pole vaulter Don Bragg of Pennsvu lle, N. J., bantamw eight weightl ifter Charles (Churk) Vin• ci of Clevelan d, Ohio, and 1he 5.5 meter yacht Minotaur akippered by George O'Day of Dover, Mass. Oerter retained t h e Olympic discus record with a heave of 1 1>4 feet, 2 inches as the U. S. took a Registration Conatant ltcgistration at Middleport Ele­ menlary Srhoohi and the high school remains aboul lhe s11.me as lasl year with the elementary reg• istration about 580 which is near lo IB11t year's and 220 in the high school which is down some from last year's enrollment. Danville Items Of Interest By Mn. Ah,,1 E. Sw'ek MrA. Birdie Da11is is visiting with Mr. and Mr!!. Reuhen D•vis and family al N itro. W. Ve. Mrs. Arira Swick 8pent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mr.s Jessie Swan on P•rker Run . David Colwell of near Cleveland spent the holida)· week end with the Everet! Colwell family. Mra. Minnie Swiclll spent Sunday with friends al Morgan Center. Se,..er1I from here attended the grave,iide �rviees for Loui&a 8Ar, relt at the Miller C'.emetery ind the funeral of Lonnie Waid Hut· ton of Rutland. Lonnie was the gre,t ;:rend.on of Mr. and Mn. Honnel Denny. Max Edmundllon is a patient in Holzer Hospital following a oor• onary h eart 11lt1ck. Henry , Barrett has returned lo the home of hia brolher, Will. fol• lowing aD eye operation. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Russell former­ ly of V inton are moving into Ille Strausb augh property. Titus Smith i11 the new bus driv· er on thr route formerly driven by Ernest Divis. · · · · · · · lb. 49c FRESH GROUND BHF SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALLS Phillips . . . 1 5 ½ oz. Clllt5 2 - 14 · · · · 3 cans 49c 01. COFFEE, drip or regular · · · · · · · · · Vacuum Packed bottles 33c lb. 33c lb. 49c III tht' evenr Br�u hP�tf> d team mate Roo Morr is vf Burba n k . Calif ., in th, pull- �ault hy dear in1 the bar al l !i fr1•t, 5 • M inc·he s }torriJ1 w.. I Markin's Food Ma rket RUTLAND, OHIO . ' 1960--3 M'cond when he fai led on three tnet- but he and Braii W!'re Lhe only conteatanU left dter their l'hal len!ler: had failed al 1� feet . l �11 mches. WHY PAY MORE? Home,.Grown WATER- ME LONS No. CUCUMBERS ea. I Oc I Home-Grown • Potatoes FRESH PRODUCER'S MI LK - ea. 39¢ TO M A T O E S !b. IOc - 1 0 lbs. 49¢ gal. jug COUPON 83( M I N UTE STEAKS 8 for $1.00 BACON ,1 lbs. 99c WIEN ERS lb. 49c SLICED ENDS SUCH ERS LEAN JUICY Ground Chuck 2 lbs. $1 . FOOD MART INSTANT - Gianl 10-oz. jar - - - - -- $1 .19 C OOKIES 2 lbs. 49c RECORDS - 45's 3 for $1.00 Plentg of Canning Supplies TABLETS IOc Size SCHOOL • 4 for 2 5¢ TH E FOOD MART Save Your S&H Green Stamps - Fill A Book Quicker POMEROY, OHIO 1 1 8 W. SECOND ST. S G OO D FA S H , o N A'R ITH M E TIC eparates for G'1rls One times one times one times one multiplies into many more outnts for back-to-school girls . , . when what you're multiplyi ng is our separates, Slim jims, weskits and b lous­ es mix and malch attractively . . . and savings add up fast at our low prices. Coordinates For Girls 3 to 61, 7 to 14, Wool and Corduroy $1,79 to Little Girls' Dresses New Shipment Sizes 1 t.o ax. 3 to ex and 7 lo 14. $1 .99 to $3.99 Boys' Shirts, I to 7 and 8 to 1 6 $1 .49 to $1.99 Boys' Wash 'n Wear Trousers 6 10 16 $2.99 - $3.99 Boys' Jeans, 6 to 16 · · · · · · $1 .99 NEW COATS AND CAR COATS ARRIVING DAILY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, COME IN A N D LAV AWAY NOW!! complete 1,ne DIETETIC f'OODS SCHOOL S UPPLIES Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 8 , I COFFEE I STOP & SHOP CATSUP SMOKED CALLIES I I 2 3 sweep Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pastor or t h e Syrac:us1,1 and Middleport Firsl Uni ted PrHhyterlan Churches will be the sreaker at the Homcl'oming Rally to be held thia Sunday al the United Brethren Church 111 Pralt ' s Fork. The church will hold a COV· ered dish dinner at 1 2 :30 before TO AWARD TROPHIE S t h e afternoon meeting. NEW YORK UPI - Trophies On the followini.:: Sunday. Re,· Ru ppelt will be the speaker al t he will be awarded to the outstandin g Chesler Methodist Church for lh('lr offensive and defensive players of the American Foolball League dur• homecoming meeting. inx eal'h week or the season. A pa­ •" nel of •portswrilers in e■ch league CORRECTION The PHt Councilors or Theo• TOKYO UPI-Commu nist China dorus Couneil Daughten of Am• · l!!rica will meet tonight at 6 at tbe Wednesday isiued its 120th "ser. home of Mrs. OIMn Goodwin, New ious warning" to the Unit('d States Haven inste■d of Wednesday as for allc!l;ed violations or Red previosl y announced. A l l initia . China'i territorial waters and air I tory of£iccrs and team are in• 91\ace. vited. Save Time: Save Gas Snider11 Daily Sentinel, 4 Gold Medals Beckon U. S. Olympic Team I Maryland Marriage Chester D oi A Announced By Holds Session Bride's Parents Tuesday Evening Aeross From The Lower Puking Lot. · In Pomeroy, Ohio $2.99 SLIPS, PANTIES and ANKLETS Evarythlng. Your Littla Girl Nffdt, �- •• '' J\shley Has Sc:ra1>py S q u ad Of Footballers 1 ·'"""' SlLt.lGHT W INN• · ·- ':' A-.r,,c crrv . , , ''"' H1na�k rodt' t hrN· !,Pl.w:•tJ � e winners a: · t;,• A l h n i i<' h6e eourse We.Jnl:'scl.i.\ Ht> � .-... Cherry f'l l p f$9 00 1 1 11 the mtlt,. Ll'I Fel l� 1 $3 201 in 1 lw �eotb and Cra ft >· '.\1 .. , 1 �·r 1 $8 1Hi1 • 1"' olllhth. 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IJ N 1 1 n 111111ry li,11! m11 n • 11f ra ;,) 1 wl 1 " w,1� favur1•d 111 swt•,•p t lw BOTTOM ••• ·d I i ; � l ffl h l'l('I Ol'Y ;i lthough � l lu· d:i�lw� T!iollla ,. . 1 1w wnrld r1•ri1rd of d ,.l ,•al r·d f;,Y11l' i t ••� l h.011 W�dnHday Night's Rtsults rn,·k1 •d (or 1 1 hits hy t h l' Orml i •s l ' rut, , d Sl:il1·s. I 1 1 0 ]1l t•1· 111 t h t• t1 1 g h Jump, l 1 n1�h1•d Phil•delphi• 2 C h icago O \l 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1pas, who suff l'l'et.l l11s 1 1 ·11 ( • • 11 r m l l 1• . 1 111• w, ,rl d r1• 1 ot· d 1 h1rd L o t wtt ('um1ia rn t 1 v,•ly mul�I ' \ St, Lou il 2 Pittsburgh 1 11 1 1 1 1 t1 lo-.� ag<1inst l ;j ,· u t,me� . 1111�s1,1 1 1 � ' J ' h l• 1n f1•r,•n1·1• by 1 ht.' Sn Cincinn11ti 4 Lo1o An9ele-1o 3, 1 5 in g;, 1 <· u p ;i p.i i r uf ruu� 1 1 1 Ow V ll'l � 1 ,i r , \tilS t h,11 fw Ulil ll'l l )a\MI Milw•ukee 6 S. F ranci,1.:0 S, 1 1 in. J 1 r�r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !.'. :1 nrt .\·it·l l kd wh:11 I 1111> 1•,1S\' ,, I'll lory Thu rsd•y'1 Probable- Plh:herl proq•d 11, lw l h{· WIIHI HH! ru n 1 1 1 �or1oll Jllhl 1 1 L d 1 1 I h.ivt· l ht• k i l l Chicago a t Philadelphia n i ght 1 1w , · 11.:/11 1. w/11-11 \I i i · l'uwt•r h i t a 7.50 x 1 4 size II 1·r l lh l 1 11!'1 ;J!j ht• f m1sh1•1l N I X l h I ll -Hobbie 1 3· 1 7 vs M1l1-ffey S-0 ,a1-r1 fH•fl flv wllh ! he h}l s4•s fu l l I Not just ordin:iry Nylon 1 liul J1 d.i�li••� 1 1 1· waN11 · t hu ni.:ry . Los An9tlH at C incinnati TUBELESS Hr,:,.ton 1i t"f 1•;1ll'd J )t•lro11. 5·4. • . b u t Gondyf'ar 3-T rught-Kouh� 6-l l "' Ho_olc 1 0. I S 1 . ,nd \,\' a,h111g1 <,n I H' a! K an�us C11y l' rlllU/.(!1 T R I P LF.-TEM PE R ED tt•ih J1.1a1 h1as . who w11n l hl' t wo San Francisco at Mdw•ukee .1 ;! 111 uth 1•r Al. 1!<1mes. N Y L O N . I t ' s the low ( ) ly1np1e dt0t·a1 h 1 o n l'iw 111p11111,,.h1 1 1s, night - McCormick l'J.10 v$ Plrat• LHd C ut Siz,·s priced Nylor, tire you can !jtJm nn·rl l1 uv b(•sl wlwn tu· .� u1d Spahn 1 7-9 S 1 I.outs sl1t · Nl P 1 U s lrn rgh 's 4 lo H trust! 1 1 ia1 "di•i;1n· 1s l lil· p1•11111• r1 •4u1 0.,lv game1, uhedut,d IP;1d rn l lw N;11 1m1:d L t'aMIII' to � I I l' " �1 x J,!ll lllt'� w n h a 2 l \'idory u.,,n Fr id•v's G•mH " I t 1s hanl.-r \o slay on top Fqr lale model can l hl.' l ' 1 r .i l es. M1lw;1 u k 1•t• loppefl .,l•o Ill .... ..,eH9blt 11NI lhan J I 1,, 111 f,!t.'I l llNl'," '.,l 11 l h 1 t1S St. Louis at Philadelphia, night SI1t1 t,·r:inl'1�t·o. ti 5 in 1 1 urn i n i.:s. Ch icago at Pithbl/r9h, night aid ( ·11w 1 r 1 nat 1 reg1�lcrNI ii ! S· i u 11111g MORE PIOPll RIDI ON GOODYEAR TiRU !HAN ON 4NY. QTHIR KIND 111 11\ ht· 1· w11i •Js. y1111 goU 11 NIil} S•n. Fran. at C in_ twi-night 4.;1 l n umph tii•<·r I .,,.� An �d11s Los AngelH 111 Milw•kee, night huui.: ry :111d l ' h 1 ladt'lµh1a ht1 nk1•d ( 'h J <•:ig,1 ,#'4#.j 20 I l·'. rn 1 {' Brnt: l io of t lw ('anl 1 11a l.� won h,s l fllh ganw ('\'en t lwui.:h Lmdv l\l r l >u n wl h:111 to 1·unw 111 You ' l l Like Our 3d'VJce /11s � 111 whl'n 1 h1 ' l'ira1P� srorl'(I � � . liome Owned and OPerated l h1•1r ! l l l l ,1' run in lh l' lll l l l h Brog � � H--R-11-1 Phone W V-2-2 101 Pemeroy ho �,ngld honw I hp ( 'u ni ;, ' fjrst No 1 pl'rf'l'11tur 1• 1wi 11 t s nf thC' f1r.� 1 ru11 1 1 1 1 111, �t•,·otul 1 u m ng and United PrlH lnte-rn.aJional phH•f' ( lrioks, who howl'd to I hP fi ' trnl111t1f'CI un l'a�t· F 1 1 1') La11• m11111g l ig h 1 n i 11g -11 1 1 olrl w i t hout t tH' rnmfort and ( 'lnd,111d Indian :-. :1-2 Nr-w York t rade mi1rk -is n1 u.� ini.: An t'rrnr h.1· f i l l 111 SN'Otlll ha.<; 1• l hat 1Jmino11� l h under t hf' front.­ ( fash of , 1 sad d l <' . . . . so ru11 1 1 1 11� l!a ll unure Oriol1•s an· mun S.imm� Esposito prov11lt•d l'hoO!-it' t his in hlad a':W, ' �f14i11nlng tu lw;ir in 111� b<l.(·k l ht' w1·1l i.:<' which t·nuhlr·d l h t· Ji!lllttld. ' , J ! Yankc1·� to hrrak 1 1\to11gh for tht· whi t(' t lwt �uaranlct's ,10 • 'A.rtiPrl1·,111 L1•;ii,:u{' pill-hers duim !,!am,· w11111 mg ra l l r trt lhr- �nrn,tr Trailmi.: 4 I ,11 ! lw 1 i nw . !ht• fort w i 1 h i1s spon�.v hl :tck l h1• Y1m k1•1•s an• 111osl dirn�i•n,us Yan k.� g11I l wo 1m·n on lrn.�•· w i 1 h durtt1g t ltt' 1• 1 g h l h and 11111 l h 111 0111· oul wher1 l!ill Skowron 11iuq nl' Jl l' solt 1 lln /1111w1J.1 hout1t• i ·d a hopp1•r In F:.<1po1<1lu . '!'ht-}' .'j('l)rt•d arrnltH'r 111 1 {' m suhhing for a i l m.: Nt'llit• Vux l'�I' ••�ad ly l lrn1 fashion 'l\lt's1lay Roush's Shoe Store night. healing t he ( ' hic•u�o \,\1•h 1t•· posih1 lf't thf' ball �d I1w<1r from MIDDLEPORT S11x, ti .- , w1lh a four rtlll r;d ly 111 lum. f 1 l l 111J.: !hi' hllSf'S. Berr• Kavoes Wynn H 1 1• l ' Ig l i I h 1 0 l'I 1 111 h WI 1 11 1 11 ! WO l'irwh h1ltrr Yoi.:i BNra singlrd for l wo ru n� kuyoin).( los1•r r:irl .v l\lonarch Tube Steel Folding Table and 4 Matching Chairs Wynn and .loh11 n �· lllaiH"hard fol lowl'd w 1 1 h :1 p111d1 douhlt• nff r(• regularly priced at $40.75 l i{'\'t'r t ;o.-rrr Stal1•y for two 1uor,, Tony K ttllf'k providNI nn 1nsur :11ow, for a Umited time only lltWt' run with a lumwr 1 11 l h t• n1111h l .dly l . u is Arroyo hl'ld t llC' Wliil(' Sux h i l ks;, U\'Cf t h!' r i n:i l 1 I :l i11 1 1 1 u g.� 1 u ri·gi�kr h i ;, four!h �tl'uight win withou1 a los.<1 "' 1 I - - �.:::_ �•--,======-===-=-=-• "i � Tire Event! GOOD/iEAR v, I ;i �NYLONS AT LOWEST PRICES I IN HISTORY REVERS l lll,t: VE8TS 3-T ALL- WEA THEI " I and -•... ... $1295* ..... - .---------------_ I The Can f.. Do-w· hout SADDlE $29.95 For a youn,g m:m for r.d1ool lime and dr1•s� 11 1 1 tlme. Slu1rv Ivy -� trl 111g, featuring re1i't'r11iblt· vi·�ls Come, take a look Pollahff Cufton and Cord WHh 'N W•u SLACKS - from 3 .95 Boys ' , from S:i.25 Terrific Vt1fue I $14�� I I s 1 Rugby and Arrow SPORT SIii !!TS from $3.�0 sw•:ATEl!S from $7.95 Bu lk y knih 111 Nt >W ;rntl Nhawl <'t.1llurs iii! il!i � ���A 50th A1111iversary Special •GYM TRUNKS e ATHLETIC SOC KS • SU PPORTERS SAVE 1 DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. "Tli E MEN'S S'l'Ol! I•: Pomt•roy E. Main St. 1zer O� 1 I Cw, . o.� r �R � I I r� Late Inning Thunder Showing Again As Yankee Trademark ly Purlt•n & flu9by BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES I ie, style! Ivy C o rd u roy Su its or H. 1· Cnlrman 1 50. SPnlor. or \l <1 .1 furd l l 11rr1�, l aill II Su1,1hu111urt• F u l l ba( k d 1..1 l 11·� ,,rf' nn 1he should­ t>r;, of t·;1 pablf' \kl H a ) lard iJ 175 1,0lltlll �!'ll lUf , ·, ,,.,, l1 A�hh') w i l l sh 1f1 h1� 1)1.• r �011111'1 <1ruund on defens1 Vt> work E ,i�\t't!1 e,p�ns 1 b lt-a_llLlf' schnl· ul ,· s;q1tt•mber ]4 agamsl 3'o u1h w1· ,1 1·rr1 at �as1C'rn • '�""""""""""""""""'--"'--"'--""""""-�-""'"""""'---•""•-�-""'"""---------,,' •-------------.! Your Chevrolet dealer is getting ready right now (or the new '81 models. He's making room l�r lhe� thia molllnl, wilh eye-popping deals on I I 80 $10 S a m s o n i t e Fo l d i n g Fu rn itu re 5 Piece Set 4 all 1960 models. And with a wide, wide eelection lo choose from now's the best-ever time to buy a new '60 Chevy end save money like mad l Th� Can't-Do-Without SADDLE ' , • Siu rdy Samsonite construction . . . prec:dion-�built ,, : so there's 110 wobble. Easy to stl·UP and take down. Wcar•resistanl vinyl table lop and chair I seals wipe dean with a damp cloth. Smo-o-othly finished legs prevent hose from snagging and running. Choice of 4 new decorator colors. ' • •. llftpaln 4-Dror Fip(Jrt ,lwdtlPI - 1.11/urmtt' tu , 1, rv wrth lhal pra,:lk'IM lM:,, /lair, , Your Che\'y dealer UI f'h11mping at the b[t to 111how you how you can eave money by driving a Corvrur. Who ' d have cl roamcd thnt tho hotil automotive idea in twenty y,�nni would bo avuil• able nt such money -11avin1 prioos. Although timo ill Rhnrt, your Chevrolet dcttler ha& a wide choice of Corvair modela. T11lk to him -he'1t all aet to make you a ploaaod-as-Punch Corvair owner 11oru/ LAST CHANCE I GET THE BUY OF THE YEAR ON THE CAR OF THE YEAR No places: SEATTLF. UPI - Sonny Lisl nn, who scored a unanimous dPC'ision over Eddie M:i<'h1•n in a 1 2•rnund 259 1h: nation:illy !Plevised match hcrf' on 218 Wednes<foy nighl. today conti nued 1 34 h is cry ror title rnatch w i 1 h ht>�vv . 1 2,½ W('i.g hl l'hampion F'lo ,vrl f'ath!rso1i. 1 19¼ Machen, who wei1hed 1 96. was 109¼ intcrC's\C'cl onl}' in a re-m att-h w i t h BS Li�lon. 61 ½ '' Lislon is a good lighter , " M 11• <'hen said. " h1 1 l h t w1111'I kno('k I down ;iny walls I don ' t l ike to a l i · hi, hut . ( hurt n ,y shoulder six I days ago in_ lraining and couldn ' t ' i us� my flF,.UI ·loo wel I . . I w11 �1t ROME UPI-Th• mtd•I stand- l very much to fight h i m agarn ing1, jtop 10) in th• 1 960 01 w h �n I have two hands." pies •I the end of Wednesd:;; Liston, the number one ron• c6mpetitl6n (gold for fint, ,liver I t, �dcr for t he crown, was E'Quall y _ for second •nd bronie for thl rd) • un i mpressed w 1 1 h second ral er l Country G 5 B l!:ddie. "All Machen wanted to d(l was United St•les 30 16 15 go 12 rounds." hi! said. " l ie didn't Russi11 2S 1 9 20 want tu fighl , l had a hncl night." Italy 12 8 8 Germany 9 IS 9 Turk•v 7 2 0 Au,tralia 6 7 S Hungary 4 7 4 Poh1nd (Continued rrom Pa,!f' Four) 3 4 • Britain . 2 4 10 Daryl Spencer singled home the C:r.echoslovaki• 1 3 winning run in t h e f'ight h. Vern 2 Luw 1 9. 7 failed in h is SC<'Olld try for h is 20th victory. ANOTHER AAROIII ON WAY Wi'tey BHb Gi•nh Bill Brut.on ' s sl'cond triple of M JLW A l l K J<:E, Wis. UPI - The Mi lwauk1•c Urav1 1 s hav,, anolher t l,e game in the I llh plus 11 ,sin­ enabled Aaron un 1 hc way, Jr1 fiehler Torn gle by Del Crandoll my Aaron. brother or the Braves · Cr.rllon W i l ley of the Br.eves to Hank A.i ron. wa.� promoted Wed­ win his first game since July 26. nesday lo IIH.'ir Lou isville class .WHle y had been kayoed 1 2 t imes AAA farm cl•1b of the Ameriran in a row. Frank Robinson brought the Assnc-ia tion. Thr }'OLmger A:1ron bal led .S04 w i l h 21 home r1111s and Reds their victory uvrr the Dod­ .87 runs hatted in for Ced11r llapids, gers when he �ingled home win­ Iowa 1 of t he Thrne•I League this ning pitcher Marshall Bridges with the winning run in the 15th seo.sor.. inning. It was the Reds' fourth �traight victory end i1 wea N YLON VELVET achieved at the expense of Danny MeDevitt. w ho has lost four r ames iind won none this season . FOR GIRLS and Ed Bailey ,Q,nd Tommy Devis hit· homers. BIG GIRLS Fit like a glove and wear like SYRACUSE, N. Y. UPI - Svra, iron. e.usc University, t he defending-n PRICllS BEGIN AT 11onal myth ical chempion, has s lected t hree seniors to captain il� 1960 football &Uad. They pre Fre Mautino, an end from Reading, Pa., Dick Reimer, defensive halrback from Northampton, Pa .; and Al MIODLiPORT, OHIO Bemiller, center from Hanover, r.i . --1. 2. 3. 4. S. Runi• United St1IH Germany Italy . . Australia Hungary 7, Poland 8. Britain Turkey to. Jap11n 481 ,uvz •• I ----- ---- crepe sole. only $4:95 Middleport, Ohio ' A SIIAL� DEPOSIT WII. HOLD VOUR) SELECTION . . . ASK AN :I.Ell!!,/ FRIDAY SEPT. 9th SIIOP Stiffler, � lo 5 t'riday ORDER YOUR SET TODAY • ORDER SEVERAL BAKER FU R N ITU R E OH THE BRIGHTEST CORNER I H 'MIDDLEPOltT $25 TO $1000 CONOIIIY SAYINGS & LOAN CO, IO ' \ ('l'I' 4 \CL \£ . - 1 ,• lt>S l ,llfl� s t> . �w , r,,;, ' Fall (' 11 \ o r� Bright N;....., . . ,. ,.. \J.ilu•• s or ' -O,e Thes f See '.99 \ - "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" SALE! (,{ for elass and eam BACKJf0,SCHOOL 1 CAN -CAN Bouffants Smart ! Nt·w wh ilf' S-M·L. $ 1 BACK TO SCHOOi, GIRLS' PETTI'$ and $2.99 "BA - CK - l'O-sc11001, .. SALE.' - St>11sfl11'i, Iii . t S1111111ht s1 99 - "' S L IM J IM s Ind $2.99 29¢ to 59¢ Wide self'cli911 of rayon and cu1ton panties. See lht'se for value pl us. $1 .99 "Baek To Sehool" SALE! 0 0 "BAC:K-TO•SC:HOOL" SALE! New Fall Arrivals ! BOYS' ZIP JACKETS D R ESS Bu y now on L.ty-Away, Smart new Fall styles at new budget prires. H I TS Witle selection to choose from. Stiffler's ._. For All Age School Girls ' Boys' 1 3¾ oz. 6 to 10 Dickie Jeans · · $2.79 Boys' Fancy Sport Sox · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 39c pr. Boys' Hanes Briefs, sizes 6 to 16 · · · 69c Boys' Hanes T-Shirts, sizes 6 to 1 6 · · · · · · 69c Girls' Bobby Sox . . . . · . . 4 pr. for $1.00 Boys' Sport Slacks · · · . . · . . . . · · $2. 99 & up Lay-Aw ay . - AY B UY ON LAY-A W ' SHOES SCHOOL Sizes 3 lo 6X, 7-H . . . . . . · . . · . . · 29c a up boys' Sport Socks •., Children's :1 t o 6X - 7 lo 14. A l l new Pa l l s!y li>s and -colors. Shop early. Buy now for Bat'k To School. UP ,, SCHOOL SHO� $ 1 .99 - $ 3 .99 n, de sel eetio col ors . Wi B UY 11ow on bud.gel pr ked. ..- - RAVON and COTTO N Hall Slips .99 s1 • �l���s S1111for1z"d. well rpade Utiy several pair now. PANTI ES SHOP STIFFLERS H i 1: h l for Ua.ek To Sdwol Smart s l y l t•s: Shop f'arly, J�:�:� ;::: 99 Men's Hanes T-Shirts 88c Girls' Rayon Undies · · 29c pr. • s1· and $2.99 Girls' Saddles Brown & white or black cand white. Well rriade - Buy now for Back To School . Shop S t i fflers & ,...__, save. Hi-Schoolers $5.9 8 Boys' E & J FLATS Oxfords New Fall Slyles! New Fall Styles! s2· s4.·9 99 8 59c Girls' New Fall Clutch Bags Girls' New Fall Sweaters · · · · · · $1.99 Men's long Sleeve Spart Shirts $2.99 . . $1 .00 ladies' Reg. $ 1 .00 Nylon Hase · · · · · · 59c pr. Boys' Knit Polo Shirts · · · · · · · $1 .00 Girls' Better Blouses · · · · · · · $1.00 Stiffler's See these for top values. Special prieed for Back To School . Shop early. It pays to sh()p at Sllfflers. 99 0 0y p :H\� Depa rtment Store Just arri\led. Wide selection of Back To School Flats. iced to meet the bud&et. Boys Back To St:hool Ox• fords. Budget priced. Bla<"k or brown. All new Fall st.vl1•s Men's and Boys' Fruit Of The Loom BOVS KNIT BRIEFS MEN'S T-SHI RTS Boys Knit Briefs Sizes 6 lo 16. Buy several pair now. Reg....., 89e value. S-M-L. wel l made, white only. BOYS' MEN'S 49c T-SH IRTS White, size 8 to 16. Well made. Buy sevenil now. 49c 69c KNIT IIUEFS Sizes 28 to 42. White, welt made. Shop early! .,, 69c '. ,. • - ■ - - - - -- - - -'fS Sll\RlS D.on '1 let Slifflen· low pri<'e la8• fool )'OU ! Slifller ·, polit'y of 5£1.UNG 1-� oH. LESS "M er . cb.andJae ol Meriel: " has been ;,\ . tro1tdln1 thrilf•wase shoppers t u our family de-pt . stores for over a quarter-of-1-c:entur)' ! Shop Early! So ue At ' AY- WAY / 1---- -- - Late Inning fort with its spongy bl�('k POMEROY MOTOR CO. POMEROY, OHIO _/ i � abeadtSlop In or 'phone for quick • • • t· Om• Middleport Dept. Store ------ Medal Standings $3.99 THE !HOE BOX - --- - - - - - -- ladies' Better Blouses · · · · · · · · · . so choose this in black and white that guarantees I I I \. ,. wardrobe's complete dash of a saddle ----- I Point Standings - Liston Wanting ROME UPI-----.Unofficial top 1 0 te•ms in the 1?60 Olympk fi•mes Sho, At Floyd after Wedn•sd•y's competition: polnh awarded on th• Msls of 10, fr,it, IOI.Jr, threa, two ind on• respectlYely for the first six After Victory without the comfort and � � _,, CM111J'B and C<»Wlle8 at lfOU• lacal aulhorlzed Ch.et!rolet deal,r's l ·---- Corvatrs ---- .... -· ·---·---·-_______..,_______ - .. - -- -· ------·-··----· ................_.. I, l k 's j11 nked h i s "four yar<ls and ii <"loud of dus:• · l i ne-sm<1sh­ ing oHensc in fal'ur of the more ' SWl.'eps, roll.out wifkop{'n ent. l passe!, :i nd �\d i! !•nrl.� And he's madt' h is quarterhad into .in' of. fens1ve spet"1alist. Predicts Winnt( _He 1s so �ur(' lhal the <"h aru,:es w i l l work, l l;iyes predi�·ls flat ly: "We w i l l be a wi1111lng (eam t his Yt'llr.' ' ' . llayPs isn t saying just wh.,re 111 . the Big ' fen sl:111dings h e l h mks U S U wi ll end u p . b u t h e knows it won ' t be µ s h<1d ,1s t h e 1 959 seasor1 �• h('n t he Bucks wound u p 9ighth wilh <1 Wes1erri l ' onferem·e r11 ('urt.l of 2· 4- 1 . He p 1 11 s l he sUel' flSS of 1 his St'dSOll 1 1 1 1 l h n•t> th i ngs. "The first i� mor11h•," he says. W t• dul•i ' r havr ,1 ,i.:ood s1•1bun la,-,1 ) t'llr, but lhe n t·11o talent w i l l Ju· I � uffM!l t hul Tilt< W('Ulld i� 1 hr l1•afh111g Wi• , 0:11 lin du 1 1 ' � must i m p('lrl ant ,rn d rnu�t he 4.U l pt.'r[el'I ! · Thi• t h ird is 111Jury (·on1 rul If you ' r1• gu111g f<• us1· 1·uun� tiu , s �uphum1,r1·� as wi• · plan, y�u don 't dare liave L h(' m h urt Wt' ' vc got lo keep mjurics to th1• a hso­ I !utt• mi nimum " New Rule Hel pi l 'a1·111� the way for Hayes ' "new look" tecun wert" the r ult>s makers who changed th(• regu ln• l ions so 1 hat 11 player t'an hi' pul into any one period t w1fe and a srngle player can he Pill mtu t h e µamE' a t an)' l ime This so eall C'(l "wild C'.ird'' substitut ion w i l l en• able Huyes to turn quarterbat·k Tom M a t t {' into a complete of• fensi.,,e speciolisl-pul htm i n t o l h e game when O h i o has tbt• hall am! take hi"1 out w hen lh 1 • up poneuts get it "It ' s a bigf!er change t han most '( OBC'hf'S realize," l·lilycs sa id " A m a n is never 'deid ' now so long as he enters the game alone " Hayes admits that h is switch to platoons is a result of nol having t he usual 011tsla11 d i n g bo}'s that h e i s used t o . B u t lw is 11ukk to ud1l · "We ha\'e more boys capable o f makmg the grea1 play than wr ' vf' half in a lung lime. That ' s whr we- ' rc hringi11g t he sophomort•.� along so fast ." The usua l ly opt 1 m islir t'oaC'h isn ' t promising the rabid Ohio State faru the Big Ten t itle. b111 he's promising t hem that lht•y ' l l see the most wide open brand of footba ll by an Ohio St11tf' \l'aru in many yurs-11 11tl 11 win11 1 11 g !Patil. JC:HOOL_STARTS CORVAIR ..------· By 81LL HENRY f'OLLi M lll'S l ' PJ Thi• 1a com1· h:irk � t'Jf lur Ohio Sta l l' a11d Co.id1 Woody l !,;1y{'S. Aud C\t l h of ! l1em SJ) the) · 11 rn il k l• J I · ·1 s.t1d Jul l i! l l :if1er firush 1 11 1..: 1,1• J 1 l 1 :1 J 5. J re('or·d thut 1 f w� gu1 il S gO(,d a fn•sh111a 11 lt•;il)l I h 1� )'l'ilr as Wt' h�d lasl. l ' ct i:: u a nin let· a 1 ll lt• w1t h1r1 two yi•<1 rs," Hayes said "But t h e het'k with that. We' l l be ha('k u p l her1• anct J don ' t feel l i kp Wi.!lllll� a }'ear .. To prove ht• i�n · t k iddmg. Hayes has O\• t•rha11led nDt oril>· h 1 .<1 squad bu1 his own p l1 1 lusuphv of ho w to pl;,iy wi nning foot h il i! m · he Bii:: Ten Lor1g a n ud\'Ura lr of p 1 1 1 ! mg: thP 1 1 best players on t he fif'ld n111I going with them win or !osf' lw ' s d1•l'idPd lo ll.<i(' rldrnsive a�d of!e11si v{' pl:1 t 11n11s l h 1 � year in .in dforl to pla)· <.1 lol ,,r u n t r l t!tl. i,:n'('ll sopiJ.onwres. \ DON'T IE LEFT aEHIND WHEN CHEVYS • Hayes Says This ls The Year To Mal{c Comeback With Bucl{s ---r, OXFORDS ' ' •• n a i l :.- 'it.'n 1 i n f'1. rnmeroy•:\.1 i d d l r>port , O . Sept 8, 1 960- !5 , �- •• '' J\shley Has Sc:ra1>py S q u ad Of Footballers 1 ·'"""' SlLt.lGHT W INN• · ·- ':' A-.r,,c crrv . , , ''"' H1na�k rodt' t hrN· !,Pl.w:•tJ � e winners a: · t;,• A l h n i i<' h6e eourse We.Jnl:'scl.i.\ Ht> � .-... Cherry f'l l p f$9 00 1 1 11 the mtlt,. Ll'I Fel l� 1 $3 201 in 1 lw �eotb and Cra ft >· '.\1 .. , 1 �·r 1 $8 1Hi1 • 1"' olllhth. SMITH CLOTHING It MEIGS COUNTY lllddleport FOR Nculll lSrand Merchandise 1 ro de da- y , s 5 por t Para� Bv U r ut,d Pr,u lnter,wtion.111 You Cotta Stay I lungry To Get On Top, More l lungry To Stay There, 11rove,I Again In Carnes · 1 11 . , ( ll \ 111p1( I r.i i i 11< • \1 �. l l'I 111 1, l 1 1 1 ,·r1·d 1 .. d.11 w1 1 h , ; lic1,t hr, , k , · n d r v . 0 1 1 , , ;1 1111 ,1 1 ,i t t t·r,"l 1·r� 11 1 11111 .. .,. 1 1 1 d 1 pro,•t• 1 11w,· .,J.!,, 1 1 , l h,l! \ ' Ill /llU'>t lw hun.i,:r; 1,, lw ,I i: hilrJIPlllll J ... -k l>,·111 1 i...••.\ pro1•t•1! 11 Jun:: i,�n \nd 111or1 r1·1·, 11 1 1 1 1 1 v.u, a,­ ,-.1 :, l•d 0111·1• 11":tlll hv a k1d 11;1rn, · 1 I Ho�k, Mart· 1<111", v. hi, h 1 l d 1 h 1 k 1·1I j h h V. a}· lu N 1•\!. Y11rk l'1 l } . a� 1\ , · ! l '" ;1 1 1 1 ,1 l l l l l t' 11·IJ,,11 n,,m,·d !Iii.!•• 111;1 r J,ili.m,._,,_i ll Tlw) 11. 1•r[• 11 1111:.:n a w l ,o 1 lw .1 wi·ri· w1 nn,·r, AM E R ICAN LE AGUE Easter11 1 ; Make First Appearan('e Friday• N i11ht r, In Kyger Creek High Sehool Prevue · · 1 h ave a good bunt"h of boys, the)'H' work ing h a rd t ( ) a d W L Pct. GB 80 55 .593 Bal l 1more 1 J �Ji:I l o ( J U r new w i ng-T sysfl•m , and Tony 1 Tony G e n n e t t e . as­ ½ sist ant co,u· h 1 and J clon't l hink W(• have a q u i tll'r un t h e New York 78 54 .59 l 75 59 .568 4 1'? 1 e c1 m . , c ·h1cai.:o 1 !1,• hamrnt>r thr11w Washmgton j l1 ·1t1 1 ht·\ 1 1 1 1 1 1· <11•1·,·d h u l k 1 1 1 i.: .le:-, ti8 66 .507 1 1 17 Tt1 1� I� l ht• way M<1h A �hlc .1 . F.a!.t Sl'II JUr. K e l l h Ridenour. 135, Sen W 1 I L1rd 1 , 1 .irri H• 1 ror1 1 l h \· 1"11 1·1' ! , l lwughl 11 w,1, it fllft'�UJ\I' l'Ul\t'lu t 'levelar1d NEW and USED ti7 66 504 1 2 t• rn H i gh Sdwol · , th · .,. fu : 1 t k111 1 lilt' , c : .ir} Holter, 1 24 ·pound Suµh 1 ol t lw l 1J tlk ! U l\ 11" \l ,11'1'1,1 111> n11 11t·d -. 11,u I hat lu- wuulU bt· a 1\old ltlt•dal l lclro1t li I 73 .455 l8½ fUJt Ii � u 1 1 11, up 111� 1m;o oµi.,ur! tm1 T""o bo) � arc working .ti center 1 1 t1i·Jll .. 11 LII\ J d h,· "" aS ,111;1 r l ,•11011i.:h "" l lllit'r l it- U 1d11 I !'1'('11 tjll J l l f } Bo11lon 59 7� .440 20 \i:t t i t"� i,ftc:r rwarl� three we1•b ol 111' 1 1 h ! lw t·d�i· being 11wnE'd now by 1 llil· t 1 11al K.anus en\ I I ! M'l' t < tll1 p ! ,H't.' fll'} " ' { ( Ill).: Ill :11Hl illliOtl,.: 1 111' ! O JJ ,ix l ur 4 7 87 351 32"2 drtH1> ThC' t<� asterrwrs .i r1• >1 ork111g l>.i l l' H1gi;:-. }90, Semor. followt"t.l I hrow, 1 1 1 <-'d• !11� , I , ,, ISIIJ/l tu ;,i1•p down Jo l n 11· ard th1 1r ab�n•viated fir�t ap IJ) H1d 1 ard J lc11sley. 136. a Juowr Wednetday Ni9ht', Wesulh, li.11\,">II uv,! 1 t 1 1 · d 1 1 wrt• l a l1•111 w 1 l h i · .,n n o l h ·� s f u 1 11E'sqll(' wife. Olga, p1•aran< · 1• lumorruw night i ll t ilt· Startmg quuterblK'k l ikely wlll j -.1 .:1 n 1 11 : ' -.upi·r1or 1 l ) JnJ I lwu �ol wun ! h1· wunn·n · s cliscus at ME'I Clenl•nd 3 lhltimo,e 2 l\\'):N F l't'l'UC Phone WY-2-3794 he Henrv l l e m;ler, 134, Senior 3 WHhln1ton S KanN1 City . · lou f.,1 lu huld 1 t !wurrn• f11ur yt•ar, agt, A l l h .i 1 1 he ,l ur k ur t he draw jl l l� C ' oJdl J ta lfbatk� w i l l bt· Nick Leon1rd, N•• York 6 Chic:1,ftO , I l l lmth 11r 11\111d 1'.:1 1 li t•,:POMEROY, OHIO 1 1nn· ,hl· 11, a, s 1 nkle and h�r ro A.�_ h l i? � hurs ;1ga111�1 .i �trnng Ky H5, S1• 1 1 1ur, Buh Foster, }38, Soph. 1 111 111;1 nu• w 1 1 h l 'unully blos1mmC'd dut• lo1ton S Detroit , ! or _ _ ( g1•r r1,..k H 1gt1 duh for l wo 8 min Thunday's Probable Pitc:han �1••> rl " mg l h ost· girnws Toduy �h t.' 1s a ganw� art' fl,, N•w York •• Chlu90 nl1ht­ Ull' lJ\lllrl 1•r, Ol hn AIHI Ill n•r Ill ! ht• l 11�1ur} .,J ' I u · S;tn!il �Irnm·a. t · alif , hu11;,ew1fc , I Wet'll lil!I c:rall(i( <1nd Suul hwt•�l c·urr,• i l ! ( J l y 1t1JJ1i· l i i1 1i1t•� I 1"� I I I Slit', 1110, d utn·t i'Vt•n qualify for l ht; Oltm•r 1 4-8 v, Pi•n• 1 1•7 t·rn and l l ;innil ll Trat'f' and Nnrth Wathin9ton at Kanns C ity 1 11•,·n 1 •r111 1•d ;" 1 1 1 1 H I i <h i i I Ii.IS , f 1 11 11I l hrow i n dt>f1•11s t• of ( ; ;i 11 , � I ht> r I 1 )1 1 � I IIIH .1ro 1md nl9ht-Dlev,ng•r 5-10 l'tall 7-1 1 ' I d 1 u r t 1 p l (III S h 1 p Ht' l l l !,( ; , l"Om p l::i(·Cnt lalthnore •t Clevalend night . . ,•)' has 27 hopefuLs out fur 1 ,t h 1 J u � ewif( · look� 1.j(111d on h i •r hut F!lr l l w hl;1�l1·1i 1 1 1 11, 1,111 � I ;,1 J r l 1 111.: pu;,ll llHlS "11 luuk� lhl W , " I 1 ) 1 1/M ' , .,, 1,0 lhou:.:111 1 h,· 1 · · ti � d l l 1 ! ha., to ) w a Sll hS 1 1 1 ll!(• for !-!nltl -Flsl,er 1 1 -9 vs Stigman 5-9 Bo,ton 11t Detroit-Brewer 9. 1 1 h1• said. ·;i� i f J II)' u r t liost· 27 1 1 1;1 1 1 1•" , 1 !'1• p ro m 1 u, , ,11 I l l l h1• r1·1· 1nt·1L1 I ('(iuld tw 011 t Ju, ,1,1 1· 1 1 11g l I w1 .i v1 81,1nnin9 9-1 1 "1·,1.� w h 1 r h t h1·, w i l l <"1 1111p 1 \l• w h(•II M4Jrphv "Too Nice" ;:n e 11 IH �hl Frid•y's G•m.s l h 1 �(• 1 111 '-rria t 1 o n a l g;;1 1 w� ;, rt• o ve r To11 1 M u q,hy or t lw i 'ruled Pruha Ulr sl.i rh•rs .1! l lw l 'r, ' l't111 B•ltimore 11t Chiugo, night M1u1v F•vorite, OefHted St:11 1·� was Ollt' ttf ! hf' IHIIS(illl d l n � ,tioul<J tw A l 1 1 1 . ,\I 1·1·1•rr r1a t 1 1 1n l1a� � N •n t;,v(lr1 l1·s in l hf' BUO meli•r t'an· l it> Boston •t K anHs C itv, night Eml� Da \' t' ( ' ar! i•r. 1 35 pound : 1 h l':1 l r, n l 1•� ,; 11 l t n ddt'<tl . 1 : n • :d fm 1�lu•1l l.3sl i n h 1 � semi.fina l lwat Nnt York at Detroit, night I 1-ro�h. a nd Hui.;l'T Sl.ar. . Jwr, 1 50. Hnt·1 1 11 h;ul 1 w11 \lfl llW (' Xi l tll p l 1·, 1 1 1 , ('f)ll('h, 1 : 1•org1• �'.astnwnt. hnlds Wast, in11ton at C lev,tand, nis,ht I Suvh. or L.iwren,•1 > l l a t·,hbar,i.l. 1 ·11. t> n pork1•kd. was �11 hro:1d Jumpt•r Ma ? H1g11,d :itHI I th al \1 u r ph,v. wh NATIONAL L E AGUE . 1-19. M r1wr, t .:1!'kli·� ( i ;1r} S m i t h . ir ,1 . IJU(J 111dn runnH l , or<lon l ' u• I " too tll n" a k id . l o hal!t'I' h 1 ;,, way W L Pct_ GB l !lU. ,i•mor, Tt·rrv 1 1o rrrn.i11 1 35 . l 1•d l l k t l n• ; t r1• a • w h 1rh oll1 , 1 t t h t• h 11111at1 C!llVE'IOfll' 1 111 Hri ! J l tl l h1•1 8::! ."12 ti l 2 1 ' 1 1 1 �t>urgh fn·�li111;1 11 , or ! >t·;rn1� l ';1r'.(PI' . 1 50. I f1lu1 sl .1r� Thi· a r4• µ hol11gr;1pll l ' 1 I I ;·o n1a lnt > d h i m ( ' h ;unp111t1.<1"tlo !hat St l .0111s 7fi 57 !'iliH fl I Fru� l i . �uurd� l )i,uJ.: 81,wl l . 1 40. I qu.1 1 1 1•d :iml panqwr_i•d I ! )1 111 1 1�•·} or t'\' t ' rl t tw t•;irly �far l\.1 1 l w.:1 uki•1• 75 58 !'ili4 li ' l! • 1 1 '>� l\1 �11a\ d ul r 1 1 , · v1·11 1111., l l f 1 , 1an" w,iuld ila1·1· 111m 1 h 1•m 1 n r l l , l .,i� Angt.•li·� I H,,fnr l ' �h1rf('r W h 1 fry Ford ck II 70 !i2 l <1r 1 ht· f 1 1 • , 1 ! I Ul!l j)� Ill lwr �P•· hulls p11 rlPt.i, h(• g 3 1 t' U]I f l t' ( ' 11 11.� . Ill !Hi fifj 5()() San Fran1·1 �,·u ,·1,1 l l v . and l ' l r ll', l h1• world t't'r Tl w n l lwr,• w,'rl' 1 h t• r;,�i•,; of (. ' 1 11 1 · 1 1 1 n a t 1 1 I )wnwr hy ti 1 74 4::;:.! 2 1 \! · l 11 d i n �'. u t wo rnn urtl huld1•r, w:1s k11o('k1•il 0111 I ll , l u hn Thon 1 a ., , t lw Bostoll Uru v�r ( ' lui·a::o A ROCK 5:.! 79 :rn1 211 • , ' i , · r 1 1 1 Lol l u r lh1• l11·,1l s �. I I ) i 1 1 i.: h jumpn, ;i n ◄ ! Ha}' Norlon, . , , 1 11 l 'f'rr.,, 1Jf 1 111' l nd 1 1 1 1\� .� ,·"r 5U 11:t :rn:i :1 1 1 :c l'luf:ult·lphw 1.7D . IJ N 1 1 n 111111ry li,11! m11 n • 11f ra ;,) 1 wl 1 " w,1� favur1•d 111 swt•,•p t lw BOTTOM ••• ·d I i ; � l ffl h l'l('I Ol'Y ;i lthough � l lu· d:i�lw� T!iollla ,. . 1 1w wnrld r1•ri1rd of d ,.l ,•al r·d f;,Y11l' i t ••� l h.011 W�dnHday Night's Rtsults rn,·k1 •d (or 1 1 hits hy t h l' Orml i •s l ' rut, , d Sl:il1·s. I 1 1 0 ]1l t•1· 111 t h t• t1 1 g h Jump, l 1 n1�h1•d Phil•delphi• 2 C h icago O \l 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1pas, who suff l'l'et.l l11s 1 1 ·11 ( • • 11 r m l l 1• . 1 111• w, ,rl d r1• 1 ot· d 1 h1rd L o t wtt ('um1ia rn t 1 v,•ly mul�I ' \ St, Lou il 2 Pittsburgh 1 11 1 1 1 1 t1 lo-.� ag<1inst l ;j ,· u t,me� . 1111�s1,1 1 1 � ' J ' h l• 1n f1•r,•n1·1• by 1 ht.' Sn Cincinn11ti 4 Lo1o An9ele-1o 3, 1 5 in g;, 1 <· u p ;i p.i i r uf ruu� 1 1 1 Ow V ll'l � 1 ,i r , \tilS t h,11 fw Ulil ll'l l )a\MI Milw•ukee 6 S. F ranci,1.:0 S, 1 1 in. J 1 r�r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !.'. :1 nrt .\·it·l l kd wh:11 I 1111> 1•,1S\' ,, I'll lory Thu rsd•y'1 Probable- Plh:herl proq•d 11, lw l h{· WIIHI HH! ru n 1 1 1 �or1oll Jllhl 1 1 L d 1 1 I h.ivt· l ht• k i l l Chicago a t Philadelphia n i ght 1 1w , · 11.:/11 1. w/11-11 \I i i · l'uwt•r h i t a 7.50 x 1 4 size II 1·r l lh l 1 11!'1 ;J!j ht• f m1sh1•1l N I X l h I ll -Hobbie 1 3· 1 7 vs M1l1-ffey S-0 ,a1-r1 fH•fl flv wllh ! he h}l s4•s fu l l I Not just ordin:iry Nylon 1 liul J1 d.i�li••� 1 1 1· waN11 · t hu ni.:ry . Los An9tlH at C incinnati TUBELESS Hr,:,.ton 1i t"f 1•;1ll'd J )t•lro11. 5·4. • . b u t Gondyf'ar 3-T rught-Kouh� 6-l l "' Ho_olc 1 0. I S 1 . ,nd \,\' a,h111g1 <,n I H' a! K an�us C11y l' rlllU/.(!1 T R I P LF.-TEM PE R ED tt•ih J1.1a1 h1as . who w11n l hl' t wo San Francisco at Mdw•ukee .1 ;! 111 uth 1•r Al. 1!<1mes. N Y L O N . I t ' s the low ( ) ly1np1e dt0t·a1 h 1 o n l'iw 111p11111,,.h1 1 1s, night - McCormick l'J.10 v$ Plrat• LHd C ut Siz,·s priced Nylor, tire you can !jtJm nn·rl l1 uv b(•sl wlwn tu· .� u1d Spahn 1 7-9 S 1 I.outs sl1t · Nl P 1 U s lrn rgh 's 4 lo H trust! 1 1 ia1 "di•i;1n· 1s l lil· p1•11111• r1 •4u1 0.,lv game1, uhedut,d IP;1d rn l lw N;11 1m1:d L t'aMIII' to � I I l' " �1 x J,!ll lllt'� w n h a 2 l \'idory u.,,n Fr id•v's G•mH " I t 1s hanl.-r \o slay on top Fqr lale model can l hl.' l ' 1 r .i l es. M1lw;1 u k 1•t• loppefl .,l•o Ill .... ..,eH9blt 11NI lhan J I 1,, 111 f,!t.'I l llNl'," '.,l 11 l h 1 t1S St. Louis at Philadelphia, night SI1t1 t,·r:inl'1�t·o. ti 5 in 1 1 urn i n i.:s. Ch icago at Pithbl/r9h, night aid ( ·11w 1 r 1 nat 1 reg1�lcrNI ii ! S· i u 11111g MORE PIOPll RIDI ON GOODYEAR TiRU !HAN ON 4NY. QTHIR KIND 111 11\ ht· 1· w11i •Js. y1111 goU 11 NIil} S•n. Fran. at C in_ twi-night 4.;1 l n umph tii•<·r I .,,.� An �d11s Los AngelH 111 Milw•kee, night huui.: ry :111d l ' h 1 ladt'lµh1a ht1 nk1•d ( 'h J <•:ig,1 ,#'4#.j 20 I l·'. rn 1 {' Brnt: l io of t lw ('anl 1 11a l.� won h,s l fllh ganw ('\'en t lwui.:h Lmdv l\l r l >u n wl h:111 to 1·unw 111 You ' l l Like Our 3d'VJce /11s � 111 whl'n 1 h1 ' l'ira1P� srorl'(I � � . liome Owned and OPerated l h1•1r ! l l l l ,1' run in lh l' lll l l l h Brog � � H--R-11-1 Phone W V-2-2 101 Pemeroy ho �,ngld honw I hp ( 'u ni ;, ' fjrst No 1 pl'rf'l'11tur 1• 1wi 11 t s nf thC' f1r.� 1 ru11 1 1 1 1 111, �t•,·otul 1 u m ng and United PrlH lnte-rn.aJional phH•f' ( lrioks, who howl'd to I hP fi ' trnl111t1f'CI un l'a�t· F 1 1 1') La11• m11111g l ig h 1 n i 11g -11 1 1 olrl w i t hout t tH' rnmfort and ( 'lnd,111d Indian :-. :1-2 Nr-w York t rade mi1rk -is n1 u.� ini.: An t'rrnr h.1· f i l l 111 SN'Otlll ha.<; 1• l hat 1Jmino11� l h under t hf' front.­ ( fash of , 1 sad d l <' . . . . so ru11 1 1 1 11� l!a ll unure Oriol1•s an· mun S.imm� Esposito prov11lt•d l'hoO!-it' t his in hlad a':W, ' �f14i11nlng tu lw;ir in 111� b<l.(·k l ht' w1·1l i.:<' which t·nuhlr·d l h t· Ji!lllttld. ' , J ! Yankc1·� to hrrak 1 1\to11gh for tht· whi t(' t lwt �uaranlct's ,10 • 'A.rtiPrl1·,111 L1•;ii,:u{' pill-hers duim !,!am,· w11111 mg ra l l r trt lhr- �nrn,tr Trailmi.: 4 I ,11 ! lw 1 i nw . !ht• fort w i 1 h i1s spon�.v hl :tck l h1• Y1m k1•1•s an• 111osl dirn�i•n,us Yan k.� g11I l wo 1m·n on lrn.�•· w i 1 h durtt1g t ltt' 1• 1 g h l h and 11111 l h 111 0111· oul wher1 l!ill Skowron 11iuq nl' Jl l' solt 1 lln /1111w1J.1 hout1t• i ·d a hopp1•r In F:.<1po1<1lu . '!'ht-}' .'j('l)rt•d arrnltH'r 111 1 {' m suhhing for a i l m.: Nt'llit• Vux l'�I' ••�ad ly l lrn1 fashion 'l\lt's1lay Roush's Shoe Store night. healing t he ( ' hic•u�o \,\1•h 1t•· posih1 lf't thf' ball �d I1w<1r from MIDDLEPORT S11x, ti .- , w1lh a four rtlll r;d ly 111 lum. f 1 l l 111J.: !hi' hllSf'S. Berr• Kavoes Wynn H 1 1• l ' Ig l i I h 1 0 l'I 1 111 h WI 1 11 1 11 ! 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SPnlor. or \l <1 .1 furd l l 11rr1�, l aill II Su1,1hu111urt• F u l l ba( k d 1..1 l 11·� ,,rf' nn 1he should­ t>r;, of t·;1 pablf' \kl H a ) lard iJ 175 1,0lltlll �!'ll lUf , ·, ,,.,, l1 A�hh') w i l l sh 1f1 h1� 1)1.• r �011111'1 <1ruund on defens1 Vt> work E ,i�\t't!1 e,p�ns 1 b lt-a_llLlf' schnl· ul ,· s;q1tt•mber ]4 agamsl 3'o u1h w1· ,1 1·rr1 at �as1C'rn • '�""""""""""""""""'--"'--"'--""""""-�-""'"""""'---•""•-�-""'"""---------,,' •-------------.! Your Chevrolet dealer is getting ready right now (or the new '81 models. He's making room l�r lhe� thia molllnl, wilh eye-popping deals on I I 80 $10 S a m s o n i t e Fo l d i n g Fu rn itu re 5 Piece Set 4 all 1960 models. And with a wide, wide eelection lo choose from now's the best-ever time to buy a new '60 Chevy end save money like mad l Th� Can't-Do-Without SADDLE ' , • Siu rdy Samsonite construction . . . prec:dion-�built ,, : so there's 110 wobble. Easy to stl·UP and take down. Wcar•resistanl vinyl table lop and chair I seals wipe dean with a damp cloth. Smo-o-othly finished legs prevent hose from snagging and running. Choice of 4 new decorator colors. ' • •. llftpaln 4-Dror Fip(Jrt ,lwdtlPI - 1.11/urmtt' tu , 1, rv wrth lhal pra,:lk'IM lM:,, /lair, , Your Che\'y dealer UI f'h11mping at the b[t to 111how you how you can eave money by driving a Corvrur. Who ' d have cl roamcd thnt tho hotil automotive idea in twenty y,�nni would bo avuil• able nt such money -11avin1 prioos. Although timo ill Rhnrt, your Chevrolet dcttler ha& a wide choice of Corvair modela. T11lk to him -he'1t all aet to make you a ploaaod-as-Punch Corvair owner 11oru/ LAST CHANCE I GET THE BUY OF THE YEAR ON THE CAR OF THE YEAR No places: SEATTLF. UPI - Sonny Lisl nn, who scored a unanimous dPC'ision over Eddie M:i<'h1•n in a 1 2•rnund 259 1h: nation:illy !Plevised match hcrf' on 218 Wednes<foy nighl. today conti nued 1 34 h is cry ror title rnatch w i 1 h ht>�vv . 1 2,½ W('i.g hl l'hampion F'lo ,vrl f'ath!rso1i. 1 19¼ Machen, who wei1hed 1 96. was 109¼ intcrC's\C'cl onl}' in a re-m att-h w i t h BS Li�lon. 61 ½ '' Lislon is a good lighter , " M 11• <'hen said. " h1 1 l h t w1111'I kno('k I down ;iny walls I don ' t l ike to a l i · hi, hut . ( hurt n ,y shoulder six I days ago in_ lraining and couldn ' t ' i us� my flF,.UI ·loo wel I . . I w11 �1t ROME UPI-Th• mtd•I stand- l very much to fight h i m agarn ing1, jtop 10) in th• 1 960 01 w h �n I have two hands." pies •I the end of Wednesd:;; Liston, the number one ron• c6mpetitl6n (gold for fint, ,liver I t, �dcr for t he crown, was E'Quall y _ for second •nd bronie for thl rd) • un i mpressed w 1 1 h second ral er l Country G 5 B l!:ddie. "All Machen wanted to d(l was United St•les 30 16 15 go 12 rounds." hi! said. " l ie didn't Russi11 2S 1 9 20 want tu fighl , l had a hncl night." Italy 12 8 8 Germany 9 IS 9 Turk•v 7 2 0 Au,tralia 6 7 S Hungary 4 7 4 Poh1nd (Continued rrom Pa,!f' Four) 3 4 • Britain . 2 4 10 Daryl Spencer singled home the C:r.echoslovaki• 1 3 winning run in t h e f'ight h. Vern 2 Luw 1 9. 7 failed in h is SC<'Olld try for h is 20th victory. ANOTHER AAROIII ON WAY Wi'tey BHb Gi•nh Bill Brut.on ' s sl'cond triple of M JLW A l l K J<:E, Wis. UPI - The Mi lwauk1•c Urav1 1 s hav,, anolher t l,e game in the I llh plus 11 ,sin­ enabled Aaron un 1 hc way, Jr1 fiehler Torn gle by Del Crandoll my Aaron. brother or the Braves · Cr.rllon W i l ley of the Br.eves to Hank A.i ron. wa.� promoted Wed­ win his first game since July 26. nesday lo IIH.'ir Lou isville class .WHle y had been kayoed 1 2 t imes AAA farm cl•1b of the Ameriran in a row. Frank Robinson brought the Assnc-ia tion. Thr }'OLmger A:1ron bal led .S04 w i l h 21 home r1111s and Reds their victory uvrr the Dod­ .87 runs hatted in for Ced11r llapids, gers when he �ingled home win­ Iowa 1 of t he Thrne•I League this ning pitcher Marshall Bridges with the winning run in the 15th seo.sor.. inning. It was the Reds' fourth �traight victory end i1 wea N YLON VELVET achieved at the expense of Danny MeDevitt. w ho has lost four r ames iind won none this season . FOR GIRLS and Ed Bailey ,Q,nd Tommy Devis hit· homers. BIG GIRLS Fit like a glove and wear like SYRACUSE, N. Y. UPI - Svra, iron. e.usc University, t he defending-n PRICllS BEGIN AT 11onal myth ical chempion, has s lected t hree seniors to captain il� 1960 football &Uad. They pre Fre Mautino, an end from Reading, Pa., Dick Reimer, defensive halrback from Northampton, Pa .; and Al MIODLiPORT, OHIO Bemiller, center from Hanover, r.i . --1. 2. 3. 4. S. Runi• United St1IH Germany Italy . . Australia Hungary 7, Poland 8. Britain Turkey to. Jap11n 481 ,uvz •• I ----- ---- crepe sole. only $4:95 Middleport, Ohio ' A SIIAL� DEPOSIT WII. HOLD VOUR) SELECTION . . . ASK AN :I.Ell!!,/ FRIDAY SEPT. 9th SIIOP Stiffler, � lo 5 t'riday ORDER YOUR SET TODAY • ORDER SEVERAL BAKER FU R N ITU R E OH THE BRIGHTEST CORNER I H 'MIDDLEPOltT $25 TO $1000 CONOIIIY SAYINGS & LOAN CO, IO ' \ ('l'I' 4 \CL \£ . - 1 ,• lt>S l ,llfl� s t> . �w , r,,;, ' Fall (' 11 \ o r� Bright N;....., . . ,. ,.. \J.ilu•• s or ' -O,e Thes f See '.99 \ - "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" SALE! (,{ for elass and eam BACKJf0,SCHOOL 1 CAN -CAN Bouffants Smart ! Nt·w wh ilf' S-M·L. $ 1 BACK TO SCHOOi, GIRLS' PETTI'$ and $2.99 "BA - CK - l'O-sc11001, .. SALE.' - St>11sfl11'i, Iii . t S1111111ht s1 99 - "' S L IM J IM s Ind $2.99 29¢ to 59¢ Wide self'cli911 of rayon and cu1ton panties. See lht'se for value pl us. $1 .99 "Baek To Sehool" SALE! 0 0 "BAC:K-TO•SC:HOOL" SALE! New Fall Arrivals ! BOYS' ZIP JACKETS D R ESS Bu y now on L.ty-Away, Smart new Fall styles at new budget prires. H I TS Witle selection to choose from. Stiffler's ._. For All Age School Girls ' Boys' 1 3¾ oz. 6 to 10 Dickie Jeans · · $2.79 Boys' Fancy Sport Sox · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 39c pr. Boys' Hanes Briefs, sizes 6 to 16 · · · 69c Boys' Hanes T-Shirts, sizes 6 to 1 6 · · · · · · 69c Girls' Bobby Sox . . . . · . . 4 pr. for $1.00 Boys' Sport Slacks · · · . . · . . . . · · $2. 99 & up Lay-Aw ay . - AY B UY ON LAY-A W ' SHOES SCHOOL Sizes 3 lo 6X, 7-H . . . . . . · . . · . . · 29c a up boys' Sport Socks •., Children's :1 t o 6X - 7 lo 14. A l l new Pa l l s!y li>s and -colors. Shop early. Buy now for Bat'k To School. UP ,, SCHOOL SHO� $ 1 .99 - $ 3 .99 n, de sel eetio col ors . Wi B UY 11ow on bud.gel pr ked. ..- - RAVON and COTTO N Hall Slips .99 s1 • �l���s S1111for1z"d. well rpade Utiy several pair now. PANTI ES SHOP STIFFLERS H i 1: h l for Ua.ek To Sdwol Smart s l y l t•s: Shop f'arly, J�:�:� ;::: 99 Men's Hanes T-Shirts 88c Girls' Rayon Undies · · 29c pr. • s1· and $2.99 Girls' Saddles Brown & white or black cand white. Well rriade - Buy now for Back To School . Shop S t i fflers & ,...__, save. Hi-Schoolers $5.9 8 Boys' E & J FLATS Oxfords New Fall Slyles! New Fall Styles! s2· s4.·9 99 8 59c Girls' New Fall Clutch Bags Girls' New Fall Sweaters · · · · · · $1.99 Men's long Sleeve Spart Shirts $2.99 . . $1 .00 ladies' Reg. $ 1 .00 Nylon Hase · · · · · · 59c pr. Boys' Knit Polo Shirts · · · · · · · $1 .00 Girls' Better Blouses · · · · · · · $1.00 Stiffler's See these for top values. Special prieed for Back To School . Shop early. It pays to sh()p at Sllfflers. 99 0 0y p :H\� Depa rtment Store Just arri\led. Wide selection of Back To School Flats. iced to meet the bud&et. Boys Back To St:hool Ox• fords. Budget priced. Bla<"k or brown. All new Fall st.vl1•s Men's and Boys' Fruit Of The Loom BOVS KNIT BRIEFS MEN'S T-SHI RTS Boys Knit Briefs Sizes 6 lo 16. Buy several pair now. Reg....., 89e value. S-M-L. wel l made, white only. BOYS' MEN'S 49c T-SH IRTS White, size 8 to 16. Well made. Buy sevenil now. 49c 69c KNIT IIUEFS Sizes 28 to 42. White, welt made. Shop early! .,, 69c '. ,. • - ■ - - - - -- - - -'fS Sll\RlS D.on '1 let Slifflen· low pri<'e la8• fool )'OU ! Slifller ·, polit'y of 5£1.UNG 1-� oH. LESS "M er . cb.andJae ol Meriel: " has been ;,\ . tro1tdln1 thrilf•wase shoppers t u our family de-pt . stores for over a quarter-of-1-c:entur)' ! Shop Early! So ue At ' AY- WAY / 1---- -- - Late Inning fort with its spongy bl�('k POMEROY MOTOR CO. POMEROY, OHIO _/ i � abeadtSlop In or 'phone for quick • • • t· Om• Middleport Dept. Store ------ Medal Standings $3.99 THE !HOE BOX - --- - - - - - -- ladies' Better Blouses · · · · · · · · · . so choose this in black and white that guarantees I I I \. ,. wardrobe's complete dash of a saddle ----- I Point Standings - Liston Wanting ROME UPI-----.Unofficial top 1 0 te•ms in the 1?60 Olympk fi•mes Sho, At Floyd after Wedn•sd•y's competition: polnh awarded on th• Msls of 10, fr,it, IOI.Jr, threa, two ind on• respectlYely for the first six After Victory without the comfort and � � _,, CM111J'B and C<»Wlle8 at lfOU• lacal aulhorlzed Ch.et!rolet deal,r's l ·---- Corvatrs ---- .... -· ·---·---·-_______..,_______ - .. - -- -· ------·-··----· ................_.. I, l k 's j11 nked h i s "four yar<ls and ii <"loud of dus:• · l i ne-sm<1sh­ ing oHensc in fal'ur of the more ' SWl.'eps, roll.out wifkop{'n ent. l passe!, :i nd �\d i! !•nrl.� And he's madt' h is quarterhad into .in' of. fens1ve spet"1alist. Predicts Winnt( _He 1s so �ur(' lhal the <"h aru,:es w i l l work, l l;iyes predi�·ls flat ly: "We w i l l be a wi1111lng (eam t his Yt'llr.' ' ' . llayPs isn t saying just wh.,re 111 . the Big ' fen sl:111dings h e l h mks U S U wi ll end u p . b u t h e knows it won ' t be µ s h<1d ,1s t h e 1 959 seasor1 �• h('n t he Bucks wound u p 9ighth wilh <1 Wes1erri l ' onferem·e r11 ('urt.l of 2· 4- 1 . He p 1 11 s l he sUel' flSS of 1 his St'dSOll 1 1 1 1 l h n•t> th i ngs. "The first i� mor11h•," he says. W t• dul•i ' r havr ,1 ,i.:ood s1•1bun la,-,1 ) t'llr, but lhe n t·11o talent w i l l Ju· I � uffM!l t hul Tilt< W('Ulld i� 1 hr l1•afh111g Wi• , 0:11 lin du 1 1 ' � must i m p('lrl ant ,rn d rnu�t he 4.U l pt.'r[el'I ! · Thi• t h ird is 111Jury (·on1 rul If you ' r1• gu111g f<• us1· 1·uun� tiu , s �uphum1,r1·� as wi• · plan, y�u don 't dare liave L h(' m h urt Wt' ' vc got lo keep mjurics to th1• a hso­ I !utt• mi nimum " New Rule Hel pi l 'a1·111� the way for Hayes ' "new look" tecun wert" the r ult>s makers who changed th(• regu ln• l ions so 1 hat 11 player t'an hi' pul into any one period t w1fe and a srngle player can he Pill mtu t h e µamE' a t an)' l ime This so eall C'(l "wild C'.ird'' substitut ion w i l l en• able Huyes to turn quarterbat·k Tom M a t t {' into a complete of• fensi.,,e speciolisl-pul htm i n t o l h e game when O h i o has tbt• hall am! take hi"1 out w hen lh 1 • up poneuts get it "It ' s a bigf!er change t han most '( OBC'hf'S realize," l·lilycs sa id " A m a n is never 'deid ' now so long as he enters the game alone " Hayes admits that h is switch to platoons is a result of nol having t he usual 011tsla11 d i n g bo}'s that h e i s used t o . B u t lw is 11ukk to ud1l · "We ha\'e more boys capable o f makmg the grea1 play than wr ' vf' half in a lung lime. That ' s whr we- ' rc hringi11g t he sophomort•.� along so fast ." The usua l ly opt 1 m islir t'oaC'h isn ' t promising the rabid Ohio State faru the Big Ten t itle. b111 he's promising t hem that lht•y ' l l see the most wide open brand of footba ll by an Ohio St11tf' \l'aru in many yurs-11 11tl 11 win11 1 11 g !Patil. JC:HOOL_STARTS CORVAIR ..------· By 81LL HENRY f'OLLi M lll'S l ' PJ Thi• 1a com1· h:irk � t'Jf lur Ohio Sta l l' a11d Co.id1 Woody l !,;1y{'S. Aud C\t l h of ! l1em SJ) the) · 11 rn il k l• J I · ·1 s.t1d Jul l i! l l :if1er firush 1 11 1..: 1,1• J 1 l 1 :1 J 5. J re('or·d thut 1 f w� gu1 il S gO(,d a fn•sh111a 11 lt•;il)l I h 1� )'l'ilr as Wt' h�d lasl. l ' ct i:: u a nin let· a 1 ll lt• w1t h1r1 two yi•<1 rs," Hayes said "But t h e het'k with that. We' l l be ha('k u p l her1• anct J don ' t feel l i kp Wi.!lllll� a }'ear .. To prove ht• i�n · t k iddmg. Hayes has O\• t•rha11led nDt oril>· h 1 .<1 squad bu1 his own p l1 1 lusuphv of ho w to pl;,iy wi nning foot h il i! m · he Bii:: Ten Lor1g a n ud\'Ura lr of p 1 1 1 ! mg: thP 1 1 best players on t he fif'ld n111I going with them win or !osf' lw ' s d1•l'idPd lo ll.<i(' rldrnsive a�d of!e11si v{' pl:1 t 11n11s l h 1 � year in .in dforl to pla)· <.1 lol ,,r u n t r l t!tl. i,:n'('ll sopiJ.onwres. \ DON'T IE LEFT aEHIND WHEN CHEVYS • Hayes Says This ls The Year To Mal{c Comeback With Bucl{s ---r, OXFORDS ' ' •• n a i l :.- 'it.'n 1 i n f'1. rnmeroy•:\.1 i d d l r>port , O . Sept 8, 1 960- !5 , �TEL EVI SIO N GU I DE WSAZ-TV Cha nne l 3 Channel 3 - Thursday t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl eport, 0 , Sept 8, 1 960 1 1 7 I Help Wonted WAJTIU:::ss t)VEH 18 APPLY Bu>, 6ri8 W, l" u The JJ,u!y St·ntuwl , 9 ti 3tr l'umeroy, (J/1 1 0 WA N T A D S ' Point Rock Events Of Week • •·•·••· ., M,._ , · A large cruwd alttnded !ht' funeral serv1t' t' fo1 Jbrlan Rife, many from a d1stU)Cf!. Mr and M rs. Dale Stansbury and Mr:s. R1lla Holliday attended th t' f u u er.11 serv i ces for their , I cous i n, Mrs. Hazt' I (Turner ) Mar• Juwe al M i llersport Sund a y. M rs. 11 the yo u ngest dauM I arlowe w s ghte r of the late Pavid Turner ;1nd wife I M rs Leona Fold t> n was su_rprtsed with a family drnncr rn , , al tb e honor of her blrl h,..a) hume of her �a u ght�r , Mrs. .\t yrll c Quee n, (.;. a l !i pol i s. . M , a o, d "" J_ E Radek o n ••d da u ghter Mrs Nellie Vale . v is i ted G. 8. Ra d('km m Ch1lhcothe l lospit.il. M r . an d M rs. J u h n Pau I JIen s] er 110 d b a b>', M ans f ie Id · we r e holiday guests of home folks. Mrs. Kenneth W 1 kok and baby are spcndmg a few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs. John Holliday , Members of Laurel Gr a nge attending Pomona Gr.ange were Mrs. G. A. R a dckm and son Arl\n and da u ghter Mrs. Robert ll0ll 1da)' Har l ey l'ickcll who 1s in ser• � i ce madt· a short \lillit with his mother, M rs. Laura Krebs. Mrs A. U Morrison .and daughter Mn. G . A. Radekin and Mrs Waller Swett we re P;irkersburg visllurs r ecently ( I 8 Employment Won ted IOa CONlilS'J'J;;N T !IEPE N DABL F R&�ULT8 RATES l ! U l SEKEF.PEH for one or t wo a<h1 lts ( ; , ud t ' ook Hi<ferenrc� 9 7 :ilr !'h um· � I I 2-5:0:8'1 4 mAU per -.rd, one inserbori. Mini:')Wn _ch.arge •- 60 centa. t een&a pw wurd lor Lhrt,,e �Uve u»ertiou. 6PW,191 - one mor. lh for 30 ce.nl 1 r,er word. 1ul1 nte ol. t cent.s per word w,H be charged for 11dver\l.sin.11 •1' If DOt 'D&i.d ..-:itilin llJ diiiY! .aner rece, �·wg bill l!:rh.., in A.Overtasmi - bhould be r1ipt>"1.j>d :mri1t>dlal ely. The Dell-. Senunel will nol be respon•1bl.e- for aiort lu.:<n oue rncur Nd LNel'tion . &atd: of !"!a.ob •nd Special NOU.cea of t:v,•11t.. SI 00. ObltU,11,rt,ejo pllbil&bed at l 1."e•1t pe1 Noni 1:/0RDS I MO. o DA YS 3 UA YS .L UA Y . 60 .. 90c i1 36 60<10 $6 00 $1 ee s1.20 60c ao $2 20 S7 .MI $1.50 76c 2& II.di �Yed bJ 1 0 A ..M. wUJ be Ill th.it day I Busi ness Opoortun, ties ( 1 91 J Hl ! t.E :"> rt fl{¥ l:I IUCK H L I L l ) I N ( ; t un 1wrly V•!AUc �hoe Sinn• 111 l '1,1)11•r<i) , 011111 I ! ..:, l �l'\'Cll room ,1 p,1 r t 1111 Ill OIi I l i 1 f(t ri,, .. r I tt1 rt'l' , J HUlll d lJ,11'1 l l l l' l l l 0 1 1 �('l'(Hld floor 1 A l�u Durlur S ( )ff1 t·t;, prE':>l'lllly 1 1 1 1d1•r l t· d!-.t' ilrHI ,1111: large slort• rHnlll Ill) lll d l rt I lour Will lr<i,t' oi "·ll tn h 1 g h1·1,t h1ddlT Wri t1• 1 . , W 1 l ! 1a111 S l l i ,;:ur, P ( ) Box JJ4:I. ML•lliuunw, Florida 9 u 6tc .. .,.... PHO NE W Y-2-2 1 57 I 1 ;1 1 t-or ::io le · l I ', N 0ttces _ _- · I . Serv1cas / siness ( 20 1 Bu ----,..,.. ="r ■ IMIT .,.ND PEST CONTROL 9 l l t:A I I i l l· l ' \ HE BHl-:D STt::�;ns "■ .. )OZ1-:n ro11 I I J H E Pu11Us, I HO!' ANNOUNC ED The Ladies Au:i dhary of the Post Racine Ame r ican Legion will ,ponsor II re<'ord hop Friday evenitl&: from 8 till 1 1 , it 1s an , nou ncf!d. The ilfhir, emceed by the Jays, WIit be held .at tht' Ltgion Hall. Altercation Has Parties BrinlTing z,Court Charges I I I The Ridge-Keno Society News ;,1 I I I Mr and Mrs Wa rr ed Monday at Rtd10 Station WMPO and presented them wnh five sa1· red records by The Gospel Har­ mon)' Boys of H u nt1ns1on , W Va entr u11ted lo M rs. Rose by the group al lhe sef\lices at the Morse Chapel Methodist Church Sunday MAN ARRESTED An altercation Tuesday night Pomeroy Po i ce ctuef JeJ Webal the Wonder Bar below Middles ter today reported the a rrest of port brought charges and ro o nter Hobart D. Goggins, Chuleston . Mr. and Mn J,' O Hudson an(] charges "f rom thf! part if!s conce rn- on a charge of crossing the ren­ ' children returned f rom Flunda ed a nd resulted in a lengt t, y ses- ter l i ne Ht' was released under Sunday evcnmg They havt• enrol l 1 $JO �ion or Co u nty Court toda y . bond for a he a r ing Defore ed lhe1r children in the Hannc Charles Legar. yor M Grade School. ;i Charging distu r bing the pe at'e, I I h c proprieto r oI th c n,· ghl ,=1 .-v . •' riled affldavils I W illia m Ellis, I Iii.I against Jack Oiler and Anna Mar, J I gare Oiler both of Midd le port t , Mr. Oile r 1; i ,d a charge of as' saul1 and ba ttery against M r . Ellis a nd Mrs. Oiler filed an af, fid charging lii' . a v1t against .Ellis h 1m Wll h d .ISIUr b mg th e peace b y calling hf!r ii profane name. All T.,.e, The case against the Oilers 5 1 Gauge - 1 5 11<,nler was eonlinued until Sept. 21 by Paid Finl Quality Judge E. w. Peoples and charges ai;:alnsl E l li� were heard today, 24 HOURS OPEN NOW with judgment postponcrt until l th <> cases against M r , and Mrs. 0.11 er are heard· 538 Wost Main Street A depart ure from usual court Every Gallon Sold With A J\lonoy Back Guarantee procf!edlngs today were thlf.' acti• lc u Mr. a nd vit s f Mrs. Oiler's four children who were in the court room. A �ir of lwi11 boys observio8 lheir third birthday to­ day, their brothers, !I ind 4, en­ U venf!d the usual sedate routine 'of the court. , . =;... = ;.;; :::: :::: :::: = :::: :::: = = :::: :::: :::: :::: :::: ;;======:::: == w e re ,..,ew . . T ry U s. URTlflED GAS LADIES' NYLONS 9• and J O J fr 1 l rr� 1-� mnit· l l ( j W i l l , IH J 1 .Ll lamlsl'al}Ulg. »�Hrmrnt and 9 1 6lp I l ' u111cro>, ut.10 l'hune (.'hester, V u kon5 3:.!55. 1"1 1 l l t:t: 1 1 1-.!Ff!CS. 2 l l t J LSTf-: I N , I 8-24 JOtp ----- _ 1 ; 1 · 1-:HN�t-: Y :1 yi·ars H ] I ! . w i l l --, -----,----c :-=::: -OPINC; - un all 1 J1 1 s w i n l t·r W1n1ld lih ! REfRIGER! fri'Hl1t•11 �UNDITIONJ:,G, A R 24 H R. FILM Dl':VEL � li,,n service Jad:' ! Hefriger■· 1,, lrnd,· for llliffl' l)Orlll'H Hill popula r 1ize1- l-'l l m hy 9 :.o rn ( , 1 111-�N. \l 111H�ville It I ) I , ,m l i on New Haven. Phone TU2· oul n�xt moi ning at O a m 6-23-t.f 1 / or.� 1 • ( , 1 \l t· Hual\ /Di 3. :ll1i 8537. FASTEST SERVIC E on ( 'ulnr ' { ; HoVEH S and moYie film. ' ---- ·-PUBLIC S A L E 81'UD10, Pomerc._1 , Ohta. ( A ' l�TIO N E E R U I Bl <: Sat u rday, Sapl. 10, 1960, 1 P . M. Com pl•I• '•rvln Cdtt &r•dfor'4 J ;i111 kavm11: 1 lu· s1a1,, . t lwr1•1on• . NOT I C E se ll a t ltl)' n•Mdl'ncc ill l l w w i l l Write, Phon• or Co"t•ct TO PUBLI C - 1 " 11 n•movf' thc po;,t rt•'ff :-,t1u 111waJ c ; rn-11h1111:w 11H C. BRADr-ORt•. R 1cl,,1, Ohio. A. at m i ddle or my roarl tempo rar .i 111 Syr,1e11st> u , :1. 1 ll;•ulti t St� · Hy, becauM:•, lii;ill.� hury · s lrUSle<'S tl i t • t,,Jlow1ng vn�orwl pro 1 ,, .'r!y MUl!LL ER FUMNAC ES, Wl!STINC By Glenn• Milho,1n fenced . the l'':l h l k road wilhou t 2 twd ro orn M 1 1 l 1·�. :1 n1 1 q uc dw.st ,1r HOUSE appll.ncH. Arnold Bro­ . \ 1 1sses Josephine .ind No r ma DOUBLJn-BREASTED aevena public he 11 r1 !1 � · ther1, Syn�uae, Ohio. PhotM . t"t' r t r;1w r•r s . ,rntu 1 1u• lamp l 11 hl 1• " · r H1tch1e, Mrs. Kathlet'n Milho a n, th etghthl-length coat of e.zalea lcm'-'n ancon\ 1 M 1-tf l 11m aorry lo WVl-6.114. t•nd tahl t -� :! o\lerstuffrd 1·h,11rs. .fleecy chinchilla t11 from the ' Ca r ol Osbo r n<' and M rs. Everett public . Will the powe rs that I J i v rn l( ruo; 11 suite n•dar eh t •sl, ' ' tall and wmter eollecuon or 1 M 1 l h,ian were Pa rkersburg vi!iilors would be c a rry matter s throu� h ,,111 ,,,,u, hall ln•e .i: l1fl 1•r, d 1�he1.� , l!OOl<"JNG, Sl'OUT I Nl ; , Sheel Me ' " r powr The . Orlgtnala. The club coll&r : Thursday. s ? ' I annc c h r PHILAOELPHIA UPI - The lhe prope / lot k i l l"IH·n 1 •ib! P arid dia1rs tal work ancl repa , r w,:rk vf .'l'lrs. Thl'lm.i Ca�e and Glenna Pen1111ylv11 nia Railroad today re­ ' Opreada lo • lllllllow. '"iuared ' of the b1llr.it is more powH ful ' porn! mu wr ( 11(,rtahlt• J. Sh;1w any kind. Pbone WY 2-2301 . Milhoan at tended Pomon a G r ange jccted a "rock bottom" offer hy lleokJln. than polll lclan s. . . gankn l l" il ( "!or, Sp1 h Thoma.\ 8· 1 1-JOtp. at Hoek Springs fo'riday evening. H ugh Lci rhcl 1 Mich.ael J. Quill of the Transport. cliwk, li·nt, tfrli very wagon goni,,: Mr. 11nd M rs. Jack Conro)' and Workers Union to settle the HU 7 · 3 1 P MILK RUN LONGEST 1...-11, 1w1 11 l)f•d11, d1ifforobl', ma.i: --- --- --BO< 'II �:sn:H , N Y UPI- Ro­ girls or Columbus t'amc Fr_iday l& I eight-day system-wide ,trike. az1111• rarks. l11rnps, desk, throw � James M. S)'mes, nilroad ( 3 ) I n Memoriam l"h�Slf'f rla1ry Coopcralivl' has v1s1l over t he week end with her porrl1 dmr�, rtll(S, typ,•wriLN, parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr boa rd chairman, aaid the TWU ' s Joni,: tlw world lw�ur1 work 011 i1·1• ,·rt•am fr1•1•1.1•r { 6 11t.� 1 , Hut and h i s mothe r , Mrs Ahec Dodson. offer was "nothing more than lN MEM ORY or I IALE WIU ,IS, 1 po111t rani,: 1• . cah111et swk, 2 law11 est milk rnut1· , 1 � . ·1 :\1r. and ;YI. rs. Errol Con t•uy and proposals previously made by the > d :i c ontrad w i t h who died 13 yea rs ;igo loday, It has sii,:ni · . . 11111\\ltr.\, Z ti 70 s l:> l lrC"s, sl1•1•p son, Hugh, of A k r on, \lisiled with u nions with slightly different Sept. 8, 1947. S11dly n1111scd hy l lH' '\l . urth S t a i l )a1 ry , Ariehuragl', /Hg h;1t,:, r11w lll'II, m 1srellanc uus wife M ildred Dill arid ch11d rcn, A la/'ika. for clt> l l vNy of some 12. his mother, Mrs. Al ice Dodson, arid langu11ge." Items and Dale, Lind11. , Hober t, UcHy uuo �;l llonH 11{ fltud milk il week l1N sister, Mrs. Rose lleynolds, of Befor• 9:30 A . M Mr.� 1"r11 d Shu m way, Owner . He added, however, that negoSally, ir1 two dt•l1 vnws The milk will Muldlcport, over La bor Day. Mlddle1H>rt WY-2-264f -1rms C11 st1 1ialors will continue meeting in 9 8 l ie Sunday guests of Mr. and M rs. r he pul lllllJ pla�th· ha�s eoverP 1 Pom•ror WY-2-3195 Not r1i'spo11., 1hl 1• for atTldt•nts an attempt to work out differ ­ i\l ayn.ird Uahr, and son, Billy, were Orrui;�l(•tl hnxrs arid earricrl hy l ' kAUTl F ■SD STOrta Slllc r11ncl tH·l1•,I h }' HHAl ►FOIW f 1 1w :l.7 \ll mile rou te III refriger­ Mr. trnd Mrs. Jack Con r oy, Sue and ences "and arrive at a satisfac­ 1 8 ! Auto So les At Ch..ter l\c11·1 1w, Ohio At1("1 1oll Cu , ,latk1c, of Columbus, ,Mr. arid Mrs. tory agreement.'' Geod CINft UNd cer, ated t rut·ks. Atwt lortPl ' r: C :r i l l Yukoh 5-2145 WI 11-:-IR:l l Quill had made his "rock bot­ C.tsh Bahr, Ch r 1st1nc and Candace " All Mlbt e■d Model■ ttAMh.L SIRVlCI iTATIQN li rndford S 11. l c 111,rn;i_gH /\ . l tom" propueals Wednesday and uf M 1ddlc1mrt. NTROPOI.ITAN MOTO III Befor• 9t00 A.M. ( 0 1 :1, lit,· Bradfor d, had g(\lcn the PRR until noon to­ Glenna M ilhoan attended the 6GCM06 •••t Mein It. Al'->enr »H day to accept lhem. He did not Lon(i: Bottom re u nion Sunday. .....,_,. oh._ Every Day Servle<. k il M --20,0tlO 2110 111s l 'l1arlrH1llll Mr and ;11..rs. Bl•ine �Hhoan, apedry whlll his p ropo3il\s wf!re. Mea n while Secretary of Labor HaSI' lit $:!ti llU Jll'r l (JUU C lfW l-.: IH1 11c, Tony and Michael, Mr. and t'OR SALE : 1903 J<'OllD . Sharp , or r n5;\ Ford Tnn Trtu·k .J M NElc;J,ER B U I LD I NG SUPPLY will trade tor pit'k-u p. Phone Mrs. W. I!;. M ilholln of Pomeroy, James P. Mitchell said in Wuh­ (iaul. ( 'tu•sh•r. Ohio. Y U � 240:! G•u9es: Monlgonu•ry lfi.5 up­ and Mn. Everett M i lhoan enjoyed inglon he believed there will be Joli11s-M.mvl� roor ahingles1 WY 2-3702, Calv in SimJ)son, 9 J Ille II H tile· or Y l l !"i 240 1 per. O 4 lown 1 •e� fl "Jlcn: Gill a 1)ic11ic ha.rberucd ste a k dinner at an ''early settlement'' o! the k11t-hon cabineta built to , or?er ,alum111uru windows and doors,1 lipoliti 1 7 ti upper. ll :I lower, 1 11? forked H u n Lake Sunday evening. strike. ; J IT l'IA Nf l 1 ;ood r,,11d 1 l 1 011 l'lll! U ,.:arn}(e doors, celling tile, vinyl f1 , op1•n: J .rl<' k 2.:1. 1 5,4 uppPr. D O Mr. 1111d M r s Her l Jett -:rnd For Sole $tl0, t " llll r\'t '/L l l l_i.\ WY 2 :J:lfil) flo11r tile and plywood paneling. lowl'r. dosl' r l off; all mov1•H hl(' daughter, Col u mbus, visited with rr.,.ide,u Arrives D H :li p GAS, FUEL OIL a;;i'--;oal tur­ Cull Nciglc r 'll, H11dne. 8- 1 1-lfc dams up 1:1 thru 2J u n d dosed l11s mother, Mr. illll Mrs. Lee llunt Dlce,. c,n for free estimate.. · At Saturn Lau n ch rad off. over !he weekend toreman & Abbott lllddleport Ollin lliv 1•r lioa l�. down Loc·k H U NTSVILLE. A la. UPI-Pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Evcn·ll Sisson spent AUCTIONEER ies Suppl ne i Mor ) 1 90 8-10-"' 2 1 . ( "_ V. llu rnt·r H 25 11111, 2-0; sidenl Eisenhower fle w loday to i th h er parents and lh'!! week end w REASONAB L E RATES -- -pm, I I I ; Lor 2�. O V El ' J :1 1he nation's space age laborator­ k u SPECIALS IS sister, Mr.'!. Lee l l u nl AS re SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Belvede VB I 1 908 PLYMO lJTI Ha_y1J1 1 l .orr;, 1 11l' :.! 45 11m 0· 2: 5"I Mercury 60 H. P. $,49S.OO '.vlr. and Mrs. Paul Osborne of les tr. !lee the giant Salurn roc­ C•II or write I. 0, McCoy 4 dr. 11erlan. One earcful loc,d llrnoky11 :1 15 J llll , 0 :1; i'(·l.;�Y C'olu mhus rcturnrd 1.0 thei r home ket t hat carries this count ry's .59 Mercury 70 H. P. $59S.00 Ch11ter, Ohio owner. Like 11cw hlack and 45 H. "· Mercury Outfit $995.00 n ow1u•y l o 11111, u 1 0 Elger ( 'Jiff Sund.iy 1·\·c11ini; after spending 11 hopes for supremacy over Russia a Blael­ JOtp 22 $89�.00. -while rlnlNh. ] : l o a m , 1 U. Atlas 2 55 am, ti-0, few days with his mother, Mn. and to dedicate the installation MOTORS ITAN ITROPOL M 9-8-tltc tnar11, 1•omeroy. lh � ic Sp1ril 4 35 anl, 0 :.1.; Titan Edi t h Osburne. to the late Gen. George C. Mar­ 600 Eut Main Str..t, Pom•r•v ( 20b , I nsurance 7 25 um, ti I I . shall. Phone W V2-3170 1 9!58 STUDE DA K E ll ti cyl Churn· I -- --- - No hna1s up 1•x1•t•pl ;it Lot•k 23 The President was joined at pion 4 dr. 1t>dan. Sharp [.llr in- 8-20,lfc f"OMPL.i.iE INSURANCE PRO the sprawling Geor,;e C. Marshall aide 1nd 0'11. tconom y pl u �. lection, Life, A ut,, t�ir�. Polio Alht•rl lloldPn 4 1 0 pm 20-0: 1<� 1 · Space Fli.llht Center by the lale Sl1nd.11r d 1hlft. $693.00. llht<'l­ C.1111 Doo Ml111, .Middleport, SH Cliff 12 .0!'i a 1 1 1 , O 2 , ( "ornell I 0--For Sole or Rent 0·8-lilc l :40 i1m 7 7: l " 1 l .1 uf l l tlnl1r1J,!\o n general's widow. He was accom, lnare, Po1nuuy . Ob"'--.... :1.20 11111 I 19: �:1 1,.ah(•th 5 05 am. panied on the trip by T. Keith n. Amy Wolte M lDM ti·onn VR 2 d r . 11rrtan. Good , 4 ROOM l lO l lSE ALL NEWLY 2 [I; l'nllywui; 7 55 :1 1 1 1 2 li :'rl rs. A. LJ. Tuttle and daU(i:hter, Glennan, the U. S. 9p1ce 11gency ,·11r. r1n1�hl'd 111/'itdt• Water in k i tdwn ll AHN ES-SIMPSO N I NSlJllANC E ru1mint:, i:ood looking A l l Kurrnwha r1\'t•r da111!> on Mrs. John Hose. went to East Liv, chief, and Gen. Lyman Leminitz­ A.11ent11, M iddleperl. F'ire, AutoOn i,:r1t\' l ' l rn11d off 124 olll' ml],,. '895.00. Blaf!Llnars, Pomeroy. N i l l . one boat clown a! W111 f1c•ld, t•rpoul IHsl wc(•k end to brini;i Mn. er, army chlel' of staff, rnotdlc, Bonds. Phone W Y 2· on rivn on :1 11,·rt• lot 01,1 Loni.! 11-8-tlc Thi' llf'HVl'r 2 :lo <IHI, 5 \ . /\my W olfe honw. She had spent 200:J. 8·27-U ---Ihm I II Lt•h�11011 Tnwnslup Ph. two Wl'cks there visiting relatives Harri■. JD66 B U ICK Specl11I 4 dr. 11eda11. !-iyra­ lllYlllilll, l K W Y 2 - 6flRII. �:. Mr. aud Mrs. Gary Griffith, Co• all(! fr1t"nds. Orl1ina l black finh1h l i ke 11ew. fl 7 tltp 1 2 1 ) Reol !:state l'll!i('. lumbu.s SPt"nl !he week end with Mr�. l'aul Ufw r ence and Gene owner . lol'.111 One cuclul LEGAL NOTICE lioy \IINiled her sister, M rs. Milton hiH parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pomeroy. l<'l>H SALJ.t ti ' IVE. ROOM HOUSE C11e No. 1 3,071 f195 , 00. Blacllnu a, Griffith. Tt,elr son, David, who had l l 4 ) For Rent Tuttle and family last Saturday. w11h buth, nice loc1llon, Melvin 0-Utc t ;a i l .\fd · oy. wlwsP la�I krinwn spent �orne lime with hb grand­ Mr. 1rnd Mrs. Eugene Loni ind lluud, 1 1 1 Lo�u11t St., Pomeroy. addrcs.� 1.� {" o /1. r l h u r :-Ol\'Co�· The 51.0oM Mom:1tN -APAnTMF.NT USED GARDEN lrador1 •na mo• family lefl Sunday fur 11 \lisit with parents, returned home wlth them. {9) l 30tp )'lams, l lh 10. ind 4 room a11a rlm<>nl. Chcrnp 1 rt•hy 1,, l1t no1 1r1ed 1har­ bladH mower ... Rotary l11s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William rent. Phone WY 2-2487 or WY 2that on L hc- 61 11 tl11y of �t·ptP m hN, , a pened. Cu1lom mowina and 8 •9 J21c 8 HOOMS W I TH BATH'rTwo tory l Oi\O. Shirl,·,· Ann :\.11-l · u� f1 lt•d lll'r Kflll' kombc rgcr in New Jersey, 533�. home nea r 11chool. ake over plowint. i\1.r. and Mrs. Ray Sa)·re of Zanes­ - - - - - -- ----,TC>a $46.90 per month pay ments a f ter pelll1 n n 'J11,l;1 111.� 1 111111 .ih d1•fr ndanl, \lillc spent Thu r sday with her sis­ TRAC ILY GIIAV in the L ourt of l 'ommun \' leas, ter, Mrs. Mac l'carson, who re• l,IJa ■nd Service 1112 E. Main SI. UNF. !\ IWOM Al'AUTM�'.NT. Un down paymen t. Phone WY 2· 11324. " furni11hrct . One 4 Room apRrl 2•2875. 8 23 :iOte Meii::r. l'uur1t ) . l l h10, ( ;is,· No. Lum'!d home with them for a two WY Fomeroy, Pbon1 way 111i; ru1· dno1-rc ,in d ---cc--cc---:,--- 1 t :l,U7 1 nwnt furnlsl1t•d. l'honc WY 2 weeks \li&il. T·ll-tfc 9 7 6tc FOil SAU} 7 ROOM JIOUSt: W ITH othrr proper rt•lid. 3302. Ka ren Lynn G riffith 11pcnt Sun­ hath. SI., Ebene1.rr $3500.00. Si1 id tlcfrnda n l i� rt·11111n•f1 lo . 19 oonl1l11en l brln11 f&ACHEI, duy 111d Monday with her ,;:rand­ Oil D ' " HNISH� -HO-USt:. I-'U Pomeroy . 9 2 6tp answN on ur ht'furt• th,• 15\h day Weblter Fruit Farm, Loni Bot­ ttQQM parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Griffith 9-3692. unfurnisl11•d. !'hone WI of OctobN, 1000 tom, Oblo. Phone Y U kon 5·3201 M l lton Tuttle spent the week (B) 7, 3h � UOOM I IU l lSE, FHONT PORl'II Shir l ey Ann 1\lt-Coy 11-18-llc end al home with hia family. and glass <'lll"lm;ed back porch. lly Thrlm11 Ni•lsnn. hN 11t':.:I Hoy WoH or Columbua ulled on Up ground l"t•llar, running water, J>IIKWAB.E. all llind1. Carl Chna- 4 IWOM I I Ol !SE J\ T 242 ( " ondo r of frlt'n1l his mother, Mn. Amy Wolre Sun­ ac r e more or less. $ 1 500. $450 1 p f-18-30t lltr. Lons Boltorn. (9) a, L5, 22. W; < 10) ti. 13, 6tr Street. c:ara,;e, lias<'ment l'horw Mlddl•porl, Olde Alsu vialling Mra. Wolf on down, $20 mont h. Manley Gettys, day. 9 6 llr WY 2 - 2733. liUI­ lUC .ELEGf ONE T l111ppy Hollow lload, Middleport, Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Jack IILVER 1 TAJl with 1eparate treble and t'OUR room bou ae, R11ll11n d TownOhio, H. D. l . 9 1 3tp 'bMII power. Onf! 8-lube amplirler LEGAL NOTICE 1hlp. Call WY2-6566. 8- l 9-30tp FI V E HOOM I I OUSt<: 1-'t)H SALE. with two 1peakt-n , 3 lnputl, Cate No. 1 3,073 ru1111ini,? WHl1•r. l l,:i lll'r('S, olll­ vtrnolo remote control, tremolo EJGIIT ROOM HOUs�-:-t��­ ANDREW l lA l ; i•� I?. wh11s(' J) l aec ' hui l dmi,:s. Story s Hun Must se ll W• Have Tbe 'l'llll<ll room 1parlments. A. N. Btmgel lpeed and I mlcrophon� with of rt•s1dcm·e i� unknown. ts hnehy for hn lth r t"asons. On srhool bus 1 1-Ulc Phone WY2-3272. 11.ind. See Ri<'haro f'ro1t, Chl's­ and mail routes. St•<' Ulen Taylor, nol ifkd lha1 on lhf' 7th day of ter, Ohio. Call iln)'ll me. 9 7 3 1 p Seph•mhN .'\ U 1 111::10, L.11ura I la Slorfs lhlll. 9 1 31c F O R !tEINT-Thrf'e otuce room, 1;1•r. hrins plaintiff, (i l('d ht'r peti -- - - --- ovrr Stllllrr Shoe Store on lon 11iai1HI him 1111 1ll'fer11hnl in JUST nrn SALE : 7 HOOM HOUSE, hath l1hr Jl!IIIJ: MADE ICE CHEAM Court St., 111 Pomeroy, second l 'our! uf t · ummon l'lras, Mrigs Jtrk'a home. at mtike t t 1rrt' lol�. 7&3 Uys('ll St.. Mid• you Uke fl, room rtoor. One lari:e 1 8 I 22 l'oun\y, Ohio. Cast' No. 13.073. Iii 7 Ole 1ll<'port. .1. ii. A llt•n. 9 7 l fr 1)1try B,r. with adjoinin& !2 ll. 12 fl. room prayine, for (\i\lor<'t· from t h(' �aid Onf! 10 ll 18 fronl room. A l l LATE T . t l . DAVIS PROPEHTY. AndrPw IIRi::cr uu 1 he i,:rounds ul J.ilBlANC EBONJTE CJ..A.HINET In � condition . Uprilhl piano In llrirk, 2 �lo r y. Located N. Thi r d t:ross NPglerl of Duly a11Ct E!drcme nu•ly pain1ed with new r l oor condition . Priced reaeonl'OV«lnc1, Phone WY 2,2080. 1111d Coal Sis., ".\tiddlrporl. M.11y l ' rn<>lty. and pl;unllff also 11r a ys & 7 Ol p 8,2-tfe 1bly. WY 2-264& . • h!' sren Ally t"'Venilll(. 9 7 etc fo r othrr pro1)cr rt'IIPL Sftid uuse ., - w i l l he for lwttring 011 or aflrr 1 hc UHD PIANOS · �,..,o� 110 1ls1-: w1T11 DATI i. 1 st day of Ot·toher, A. D. 1960. 2 recondltloned piano. Prired Mc-hln l .1ttlr. f'hc1hirc, Ohio LA U llA HACER . . Phonr Eme rson 7-7329. ,la .Nlt Ready to 10. Phone RutL 'row, Crew & l'or t('r, How Heat Your Home or D e 3tp 9 e etc laDd rurniturf!. Atto r nl'ys ior Plainl l !f Broocltr House, and Sa,-e f (91 8, 1 5, 22. 29; ! l01 15 . 13, 20, ?ll" GOOD , • 8 UTILITY 'MlAD..ER. 3 ROOM AND RA.TH FURNISHED BEAU' (Y SHOP-F11lly euipped, 2 ' IIP.llrllll('ll\ at Nt'W Haven. Phonl" S;tor y f rame, 2 apartments (4 and '170.00. Can be tten al Branno n • Turner 2-230�. 0 8 3tc O rooms), gArai::c, l'Ornu loca­ .,._,e, N. Second Ave., Middlcg 8 3lc tion. $2500.00 down, balance fln- ( 2 1 ) Real Estote )"it: - - -t· . 1 ' 11rH'«i. Metered bottled zu aervice NICE LY 1"URN1s1iEO :i"li"Eo WATIRLIH COOKW All FARM-Wl'III or lh11land. 93 acre:; " ROOM HOUSE JUST PAINTED room ypst1ir1 •p,arlmenl. Ph j Inside and oul. Floors newly IACRIFICI ao tbal you ean beat your home ti room house. barn i36xSO) con­ W Y:!-3874. 8 1 tic sanded amt Bron"lc Low built-in - Uquidate 1e\leral Iona of crete floor, granary, other build. · - · or brooder houses at • cabinets, new balh room. Com­ -■n4 new 17 piece stalnle11 TWO l;AHAGES l<'Oll RENT-Muiings. Plenly or water, tr actor plete basement. Ph. WY per 2·2088. 199.M 1 'lttf:l cookware, coat berry Avcnul'. Inq u ire 378 Secland and pasture. On aood gravel cost that wil l compete with any 9 7 3tc home demonatnUon. Sacriond SL or coll W Y 2· 2!173. road, Only $6000.00. trPe of fuel! ileed at 1'2.50 per aet. Write 9 l 6tp FARM - 87 1cres, rolling land on .. J'fte Brochure, AJAX LIQ­ Route 33. 9 room house with Be the llrst to enjoy thia mo­ ,11DIA'l'ORS, 1503 W. Pico Blvd., MODERN APARTM ENT. THREE balh, i;iarage, 2 barns, crib, oth• Mulberry rnia. rooms and bath. lM la Ancelet 15, Califo er buildiniui. Gas well. Plenty of dern method or hc:iatin& •• IN I. (9) 8, 31c A\le. 9 8 Mc _ water, $16,000.00, ua now! ' :;,-::;-:;;;;--;;:-;;;;-;:::--;;;;;;: 1 COON DOG, One Pony. Eldon ALBERT M. CO)(, Selnman fl.00 bu. PICK APAli''-'JIENTS _ '!'Urnubed 10,d Road. Run Bailey Morris. 2-3130 WY PHONI unfun,�hed. Mcllulen, Jflddle BOX 229 Cb1tlt11 Hilton, g 8 3lc WY 2-WO port. Phone WY :l-2821. 3 3 ti , g 6 61< I ,, .., P e ffl. ,,.. l�tlon. lnwrN lty N•tlonwlch, Phon• lit Md A. $ervlc;:ie 'Stetion WY2• 4-tMfc 2166. 1 Sutton Socia l Events Reportened Rose vl!,lt pa·• r 39� CERTI FIED OI L CO. Pennsy Rejects 'Rock Bottom' Union Offer KJV ER REPORT - ... - _ __ ___ _ __ ·I -- Eagle Ridge Personal News _ I --- -- - S E RVI CE Kelly Tires at Wlaoles.i. POWELL'S SERVICE STATION ----------Legal Notice NOW! 500 lb. tP GAS SYSTEMS DAY PHONE WY Z-3033 NIGHT PHONE WY 2·3820 PRESTON MOTORS I NC. PJION MIDDLEPORT .... THIRD VE. S, E W Y 2•3507 A -- Mt --=-======::_____ 24-o For Sale or Trade ' - -- ------c Ame r ki.11 Ba,idstand Rocky .incl His Friend� W h irlybirds Your E.� so Rep,.:-rler Weather Teller John Daley News Fl1gl1t Steve Canyon Uonna Heed The Real Mt'Coys J e :m nc Carson Show T ne Unlo"rhables Sea Hunl News 'J'omght Scanning the Weather Sports Tonight Late Show 8:00 8 3-0 9·3 U U :25 Ca rtoon Spcclacular Romper Room Show Time Your Esso Rt!portci· •:('() t:t:» 4:30 1:00 8:00 8:15 6:20 6:30 • 1 :00 7 : 30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9 :30 10:00 10,so U :00 l1:IO 1 1 :15 1 I ;45 The Brighter Day The Secret Slorm The Edge of Night The Three Stooges A rthur J. Smilh-Newa A Look at the Weath-:r Sportsoopc Amos & Andy U. S. Marshttll Tht· Invisible .\Ian 1960 Summer Olympics Johnny Ringo Zane Grey Theater Markham Ad ve11h1re T,heater To Tell the ·Truth News A Look at lh1.: Weather 1 960 Summer Olyp1r� Thf' aler 1 3 8;00 8: 1 5 9:00 10:30 I0:30 ll :Oil CBS News Captain J(. an,rtaroo Cartoon Theater December Bride Video Village l T..ove L4Q ' .. 1:58 1:00 l : US b.30 '7:00 7:02 7:30 ,:45 8:00 8:02 8:05 8:30 8:31' 8:00 D:02 9:30 9::ib" 10:00 10:1 6 10:30 10:32 10:46 11:00 11:02 1 1 :�9 1 1 :30 12:00 (Mond.Jy • Fr ld1yJ Sign On Gueat Star Newa RFD News HP.adlines Breakfast Party Pickens Hardware Sho• Breakfast Party Newa Headline, Sports Report Breakf'aat Partr News Breakfast Par!� News Headlines Breakfast Party , News Breakfa,t Pan, Coffee 1'1me Swap Shop News Headlfnu .Mor"in&: Devotion, Radio ll)'mnal New, llndllnes Countr, P P F'irm T'ffl Racir ,/U , ' �••· N6' CURLY ,_. NEW! MEED FOR EVERY . . .' Rutl and f:u:rnitu re ' ,. Arnold Grate, Owner ·• PHONE SH-Z-48U .I • r BUTLAND, O. ,,-.:,., ,I � - -· DON'T KNOW Hall ABOOr SAM 5N£AD ? l 'VE ALWAVS /(IND O> AOMIIIED HIM ! ( NOPE·· BARNE \' GOOGU: and SNUFF\' SMITH MAW ·· A &ooA<;IOUS ROCK SUOE. JEST FELL ON TOP OF OL' ' LONZO HAWKINS GR�AT LAND O'GOSMEN r • ( St,IIF · SNIF ) WUZ HE. HILi ?' NAR'( A SCRATCH HOUND �t3 «--.s..__, �::..�-4. � �� �� ,. .. - � . . 'lA80LINF ALLEY I'm only Her�S. vour suit, Mr. an innoc.C?nt �allet. Have a good �stander, time at your' party. 1� .� 1-lan GI,• MASO N News Of The Week WJ E H ---- I NANCY .-'---- By ERNIE MY WI FE DOESN'T UNt>E i'tSTAND M E I;" , ,-, , ,.•. WHY DO YOU LOOK 50 SAD, MISTER FLOOP ? . '--... .. BU&BIIIUD -, � __ .. ... ...,_. .,, _ ... .,._,__,..st•-r.� ,_ .._ ,_ Up To The Minute Mason County N EWS 3 Times Daily 1.-nu: ORPHA:<oi ANNIE Yau, YQJ OONT LIVE HE�E" ALL. �, oo vou. M•.S M'IRU!NE'l 10 AM 11 :55 AM I I · and 5 :05 PM WHEN t WAS IU MINC>lO A&OUT MY DAD GN/NG P DJ) !OXING A,:,TER ERN E- J#, OfED IN TJ.lE RING WITH tM , I l(NEW WHAT Z MUST 00! B y GEORGI! --�==�=..., wo�ega ? . ... .litl'fTl-ffl/G. , t:Flili:: ! )OtJ AltE QUITE Rl6!fT; COMn.DE ' 6ENER'AL 1 0UI{ CHINfSE CQWZ,\Df7 ) SEEM TO TlflNK TliEY CAA ACT WITH· OUT PE"RMl:SS"IOH �R0\1 l.19. A !iEVEftE EJREACH �'l!e!!' Y VISCIPLINE ••• ,. By 8AM Ut'f . .. YOU A� (;UT! RIGHT; � (il!N!lfAl.f 1"tEY ol\U5T !!Fl! TAUt;HT A 4!r.,qN... )Q/lf � WILL !Je, CAAAJl!P OUT TO THE LE'rfeltf fVINNIE WINKLE REED TO WITH·lHE . S..I , I � INSm!JCTEO 10 A.�Y 1HE ROLE OF A FREE SPENDER, A FA&T·UVJNG GUY. MO�COW, , I Bv FRED LASSWELL AN' OL' 'LONZO ) V<UZN'T HURT � N( ITHER AN' �IS 'POSSUM Brings You The • .• YE� COMRAUf 6fNER'AL. Wl: #'U\VE INTEt<cE:'P"l'EP' A ME�E � :f'ffE �NKfE Hf'LICOF'TEFt, THE "MAN If �6CUf'P 15 UNl70tJEfTEv'LY ZLUV. '""" ly SBULft r ,I\AY!lf WE SlUILD l!,l11Tf A Lf 1 1ER CF PIIOTE5T __ I WMPO Daily Program Schedule ! THE l<'USS:IAIII 8 11.IR COitlWI. CENTEI.: lllECf1Vf5 AN UR'GENT PHONE C�L lood -------- - - I WARM MORHlNG H E ATE RS -- -- L Channel 8 - Thursday 1:00 fVIO 6:00 6:30 6.40 6:45 7:UO 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 JD:30 1 1 :011 J1:IO , 1 : 15 1 1 ::.::0 ---- -------------------- Le11al Notvce !IX' CAl<T LET Tl-iE.11 �LD A F�EWAV HERE , AND ()BtR<l\' Slm'l'S llw.f l 2 I WC H S-TV Chann el 8 Chann� 13 - Frid11y 24 HOU R TOWI NG ' -�------ - --------- Channel 1 3 - Thursday I . Channel 3 ·· Fridar 8:45 Sii!n On 7:\)() Tocl ay 9 OU W1•leume Ne1ghho t� 9:30 M r. and Mrs. North :v:OO D o u gh Re Mi - -. rUNU'n 6-, V iol•t Smith Sunday sd1uol aHendan<·t' on Mr and M rs H r. Si'<son, Mr Sept. 4 w a 8 44 lhe ofr�ring was 10.RO Play You r H unch .ind Mrb Uun ,..; 1sso11, V w1111a, w $8 l 6 I I 1 .00 Pr,lt' Is k1gh1 V�. wue ("a / 1111g un [ '.\ Erle 1 1 ·so ConC't'ntratlon Wur::,hip St·n 1 (·es were held a l w ine aorl So:n·n� a11d '-11111 �isson, J U 15 with Ht' v. Card 1 2 ·00 Truth or C'onsrq11ence• 1 ret'nl ! !}" I :! JO .; t·uuld llt· Yuu Tht Sw.&rtz reunion W.&S held , ll1 l l 11· J, ,rn l•rtnrt•, l--'hdu . 0 . 1 n lht- Wvodl' Gro�e with an 11 1 . . 00 Mid Dav Nt"...,� L IO Movl1•t1me ha, b1•('n spendmg J few d 11y� llend 1rn\"e of 87, -�t'pl 4 1 h 2 2U WOfllQ U ·s World ..., J ! h lie r grandµarl'nl� . .\1 r u 11d Rel'ent gue�l� uf .\1 r dllll Mrs. 2 30 Lorena Youn� Tht>ater M r, W.11yri(• Prmr... Delbert Gaul were Mr a11d Mr1. 3 00 Young Dr. Malone Mr and M r� Hi/I HNn· of John Griffin . Col umhu�. Mr d nd ' 30 From Thtsf' Roots Cl,vcfancl visited re<:en1 ly w u h M r.s. Alva Partlow, Pcaeh Fvrk: • 00 Comedy 1-<;ayhouse :\l r a nd M rs H I( Durst. H e nt}' W1lbarg1•r, P1ttstJurgh Pa , 4 :10 Here '.� Hul ly wuud Mr and M r�. P u rl Smith, Mr. · Mr and Yin. Harry 1 , a t hnc and and Mrs t ' lt1rHn(·e Smith of l: ast I Mr and Mrs Charleis Hel:t 1ng, �:00 .-.�e:.:mhout Bill l .iverpool wete we-ekend guests Jooal. �.3U ilisM Kid of Mr ii/Hf M rs Charlt• s H�nsle y. 6 00 M111.sic in the RJa:u:I Mrs Grace Swartz itlld Mrs. .\l rs Ethel llvli;11·k and son J. 1 5 Jun Thacker Sho" A l ma Swaru allended a stork Frl'd are v1s1frng Mrs Ethel Che, 6.2ll Wea ther-cast shower fur Mrs Vernon Swartz 1 ;ilier and C1:1rL 3.JO News P1c1u-� K E•1 1 h Curtis. Col u mbus spent 11 al lhP home of her pa rent!, Mr 6·45 H u n tley Briukley Repon 111•1•k r1•('l"nl ly with his grandm o­ and �trs kex Summerf ield near 7 00 Pioneers t.'hester. last F'riday evening r twr M r� '.vlary Pierce. 7 . 30 C1in.11rron City Pvt. Kay Hawk. stalJOned tl Mr and M r s liol.H'rl YatPs aucl 8 ·30 Wichita T,- wn F'ort Gordon, Georgia, has been �011 sp1•11t the wt•ekend w i t h Mr. !LOO Play Your HUll<'h \'1.siti11i;i hi-'> parents, M r. aud anrl Mn Da\lid Yates. 9:30 Masque rade !-'ll.fl)' M rs. Rolund Hawk for a few Mr and Mrs. Bess Cu11go, Al iee 10:00 Moment of Fea r days, Cong () were calling on Sam Sis­ 1 :00 News t-teadliue1 son fPC"P11 tly. l l · 1 0 WeatJ·.('rcast Mr. and M rs. Ric-hard Swarb• LaOOr day guesls of Mr. and and sun of Ravenna d ; l � :.al'k Paar Show spent l11St M rs HarHs Frank and family Fr iday and • 00 Sign Off Saturday with his wer e Mr. and !-rlt·s Walter Brown parents, Mr. and M rs. Vere ilnd family, Mrs. fo'rankie Pic­ Swar tz. kPns and Naomi , Reeds\l ill(', Mr. Helen Findling and Mrs Paul Merefiith ar1ll spent the holid;iy o! Columbus weekend with 1 1 1 :30 I Marr ied Joan Marsha . f'ol u m bus and Miss Rose her mother, I va F'indlin8 and l2:00 Restless Gun Easlt'rd ay_ brother , Russell . l 2 :30 QUC(.>U for a Day Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P rince en­ l ·oo Aoi,ut Paceii tertain ed with ;i l'hicke n barhe• A belling and shower was heltl 1 ·80 Medic l'Ue Tuesday Saturday <•venin evenmg for Mr. end �. Guests 2 OC' Day m Co.art wl!r(' Billie Jean Prince, Philo, M rs. Jaml"s Woodyard at his p,r­ l:30 Gafo Storm Sbc,"' Johnni t' R i bet and Johnni e Het, ents' h'..lme Mr. and Mt1;_ Clau4e 3 00 F-at the Clock zcr, ll1!eclsv 11 J l' ulld Christin e Woodyard. 3:30 Who Do Yuu Trust Conr'.'I , Middlt"p orl. Ret'cu! visitors of Mrs. Hert� +:00 American Band6ta11d Albina Glue.se ncarn p of Stivers­ Kincaid were her 90 year J(P i:SO Rin Tin Tin ville Was vii.itrn g Maxin e Durst mother , M rs. C. A . Place of M�­ 6:00 San Francisco Beat Wt·dnesday. ietto; her sister and brother j d,30 You:- Esso Repor t£: Mr. and Mrs. rlo vid Srrrlth , Pat law, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mill • d :40 We a l.her TellOI' atld Davrd, M r . 1111cl Mrs. Harold M a rietta; her aunt and uncle jr (};45 John Daly NeW-1 ----• Holter attend ed the Slate Fair Mnd Mrs. E. C. Potten uf t. 7:00 Bud(h• .;; 111reher Sho" a t Colurnb us Thursd ur. Do ra, 1-' la. 7 · 30 Walt Disney Presents M r and Urs 3umm1 l' l!airden The all),iual Homecomi11 g and were visitin g Mr. and Mrs S. H. 8 30 Man rrom Black llawk Er vin, Hacine . Sunda y. Rully D.ay will be held at tho 9·00 77 Sunset Strip Mrs Ge rald llay111 a n , Ltnrla chunh ht re Sunday, Sept . 18th. 10 :00 The Detec1ives and Ki•ith wrre v1s1t 111i,: . Mr. and M r . and Mrs. Be r vanl of Cirde. • 0:30 Black Saddle 1111Je and their friends will enter­ Mrs. Joe Bissell Monday 1 :00 7he N�w ·ronlght Mr. 1r nd M1·s 'l"h urrnan Bah tain Ew! ryone is cordi11lly in­ 1 1 : 10 Seanr1mg lhe Weathercock attmde ct thi• Mariel la fair vit6<l. ,I : 1 5 Spo rts Report Mond ay. 1 ,20 Late Show Mr. and M rs. Ost·-1r B11bcoek were Sunday dinner gul'sls of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Churk s Massa r. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. M rs. Clarencl' Walsh and son I I :30 The Clear Hori:r.on Marion Ri!lgs .and da ughter, At­ 1 2 .00 Love of Ufe SaturdaJ hens and Mr. .and M rs. Starlin g or Zanesville we re g uests or Mrs. Ma ry Walsh wl)O 12:SO /::.earch tor Tomt rrow Massa r and daugh ter. 12:45 The Guiding Light M r. and Mrs. Jr. Hunt, K <> no, returned home with them for a wcrt' cal ling on Mr. and M rs. visit of II few days. 1 :00 Life of Riley M r . and Mrs. Warren SeH or 1:-:vrrctt Sisson and daug tite rs re, I :�r As lhe Wor ld '!i.n·na Columbus were weekend guests renlly 2 : 00 Full Ci rcle o( her parents. Mr. and Mrs. · Polly Durst was 11isi ling Mr. 2;30 Art Linkletter ' ·M and ftlrs. Wayne Prit1ce rccf'ntly . ltussell Capehart and Jackie. The M i llionaire Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holter aud - Freel J'orter of Springfield was il:30 Th! Verd;<:-t Ir Yours family . Marily n and Janet Bissel ! lh(" Wl'ckc nd guest or Mr. and I.JO The BrightP.r Dny Tl'd l layma1 1 we re Saturd ay Mrs. Halµh Warner, Mr. and M rs. Joseph Lish aod 1:15 The Seotet !Jlorm guests of Mr. and M n;. Llflyd M t· son sµr•t1I Labor Day wifh Mr. Peek, Bel leville. !:�O Th<> Edge of Nilfht and Mrs. lloberl D. Fenton .od ):fO The 1'mee Stooge, dauJ;:hter of Lima, O. ----f:00 . Arthur J Smith-1"'ews · M rs. Nell Clark and Priscilla · ht.$, 14..l.4:tok ,It tbe Weath,v · ·lape- ,-Ath�ns, attended the Hom�a:20 ·. i�rst'ope 1 ·1&ihihC' here and visited friend�.' 1:30 Amos 'r..' Andy P\fl . Johnnie Kensley, Fbrt 7 :00 Highway Patrol Knox. Ky., spent the weekend 7:30 Rav.hide with his pa ren1s. Mr. and Mrs. 8:ao Hotf'I De Par!!C Georgl' Hens l t>}'. 1:1:00 1960 Olympk Ga1m•:; Herber! SwBn, E11sl Liverpool 9.30 Decembe r Bride is visili11g his molher, Mrs. Cora IV:00 Twilight Zone Swan . !0:30 Pe rson to Pe rson M rs. C. r. Cawthorn, (Margaret J :00 News Groce), Clevcl11nd has been visit­ 1 1 : 1 0 A Look al 1hr Weather ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, 1 1 : 1 5 1960 SUlll ltll'r U l yrrqlics John Groce whilf' her f:l l her has 11 :45 Theater t 3 heen ill. Mr. and Mrs. J. Grove Smith Dayton spent tht• W<'Ck t>rHI with their son, Mr. and M rs. David 12:30 Just For You Smith and family. 1 : 00 News Headline• Mr. and MrB. Hobart Newell of 1 :02 Just F-0r You Keno were vlsiting Mr. and Mrs. 1 :30 New, L. D. Pierce Monday 1 :30 Just .t<'or i'@u Rev and Mr.s. Kenneth Riggs 2:00 Calling on Pt. Plea::ant have been vlsiting relatives at 3:00 News Headlinc11 Gal!Jpolis. 3:02 Mu.�ic Go Round Mrs. Billy Youni has .recri ved 3:30 News wo rd of the dealh of her muther. 3:3 5 Music Go Round Madge Taylo r of California is 4:00 News Headlines \lisiting Mrs. Ethel Larkin1::. .f:0?. Mtwc Go Round Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Hauber were 4 Local News dsiling Mr. and Mrs. N or man 4:35 Music Get Round Weber and r.ons, Monday, 5:00 Blllli<!ball Scores Miss Marilyn Bissell spent (he 5:0S Musi� Go Round weekend with Miss Linda 1 1 :iy­ S:SO News Headlln'31!1 man, Letart Falls. �:31 Music Go "Round Spendin g the weekend with Mr 11 :4� Complet� News R'lund-up and Mrs. M. L. Carr were Mary 8:00 Crow's Steak House-Sound and BeUy Carr. Betty is leaving 9f the 60'1 for Washingt on, D. C. §:30 News Hf'1dline, Weekend Juests of Mrs. Har­ 86:32 Evenin� Jnt.erlude riet 8ry8'l1t were Mr. and Mrs. 7:00 News He,dllnes Vance Arnold and daughte r and 7:02 Evening Interlude children , Cleveland. 7:30 Newa Headlinea Kenny Reynolds was v!sil i ng 'M12 SundoWJJ Serenad• 'bis rather, WHliam ReyMlda at 13:00 Sig!). Off Pomeroy over the weekend. WHT· N -TV Channel 13 ,,• -------- Alfred Area I News Of Week I Channel 8 - Friday Call Diet Sten ah I� Comedy Playhouse llne'., fioll} wood Steamboat B i l l Sgt P reslun Flatt � Scruggs Show Wealhercaal N, •ws PlcturP l lunuey Br-;-il..r ... , P.l'port Whirlybird .; Rescue 8 Bat Masterson Produc t"r's Choire Bachelo r Father Wrangler You Bet Your Li!e This M11n Dawson News li,•-'fdlincis w�athe1 c11�1 Jack Paar Show Sign Off -·-- --c---- - ---- B a� ' 4 :00 4 30 5W ,11,·JO -S:UO ti 25 6.30 tl:45 7.00 7 :30 8:00 8:30 9:00 II 30 IO.OJ 10.30 I I ,00 1 1 : 10 1 1:\5 1 :00 Long Bott'.lm 5ocietv Events :i,-t , f' +- ----=----------------------------------�--.I ... � ) , t:! , ·I OH, JUST CAlL ME LENA! N0. ' THERE'S MV FATHEI?, AMO 0� COURG& RO<lUE ! _ _ By JLµU)LD GBAY tli!AC:IOUS , AWi MINUT6 NOW HS'l.:L BE '-IOME 'FOR BRE;AKFASTf � eE aErr!NG THE CO�e otf #I> 'THe PAt-1CAKE GRIOOLe ' Mar "" REAOV I �TEL EVI SIO N GU I DE WSAZ-TV Cha nne l 3 Channel 3 - Thursday t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl eport, 0 , Sept 8, 1 960 1 1 7 I Help Wonted WAJTIU:::ss t)VEH 18 APPLY Bu>, 6ri8 W, l" u The JJ,u!y St·ntuwl , 9 ti 3tr l'umeroy, (J/1 1 0 WA N T A D S ' Point Rock Events Of Week • •·•·••· ., M,._ , · A large cruwd alttnded !ht' funeral serv1t' t' fo1 Jbrlan Rife, many from a d1stU)Cf!. Mr and M rs. Dale Stansbury and Mr:s. R1lla Holliday attended th t' f u u er.11 serv i ces for their , I cous i n, Mrs. Hazt' I (Turner ) Mar• Juwe al M i llersport Sund a y. M rs. 11 the yo u ngest dauM I arlowe w s ghte r of the late Pavid Turner ;1nd wife I M rs Leona Fold t> n was su_rprtsed with a family drnncr rn , , al tb e honor of her blrl h,..a) hume of her �a u ght�r , Mrs. .\t yrll c Quee n, (.;. a l !i pol i s. . M , a o, d "" J_ E Radek o n ••d da u ghter Mrs Nellie Vale . v is i ted G. 8. Ra d('km m Ch1lhcothe l lospit.il. M r . an d M rs. J u h n Pau I JIen s] er 110 d b a b>', M ans f ie Id · we r e holiday guests of home folks. Mrs. Kenneth W 1 kok and baby are spcndmg a few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs. John Holliday , Members of Laurel Gr a nge attending Pomona Gr.ange were Mrs. G. A. R a dckm and son Arl\n and da u ghter Mrs. Robert ll0ll 1da)' Har l ey l'ickcll who 1s in ser• � i ce madt· a short \lillit with his mother, M rs. Laura Krebs. Mrs A. U Morrison .and daughter Mn. G . A. Radekin and Mrs Waller Swett we re P;irkersburg visllurs r ecently ( I 8 Employment Won ted IOa CONlilS'J'J;;N T !IEPE N DABL F R&�ULT8 RATES l ! U l SEKEF.PEH for one or t wo a<h1 lts ( ; , ud t ' ook Hi<ferenrc� 9 7 :ilr !'h um· � I I 2-5:0:8'1 4 mAU per -.rd, one inserbori. Mini:')Wn _ch.arge •- 60 centa. t een&a pw wurd lor Lhrt,,e �Uve u»ertiou. 6PW,191 - one mor. lh for 30 ce.nl 1 r,er word. 1ul1 nte ol. t cent.s per word w,H be charged for 11dver\l.sin.11 •1' If DOt 'D&i.d ..-:itilin llJ diiiY! .aner rece, �·wg bill l!:rh.., in A.Overtasmi - bhould be r1ipt>"1.j>d :mri1t>dlal ely. The Dell-. Senunel will nol be respon•1bl.e- for aiort lu.:<n oue rncur Nd LNel'tion . &atd: of !"!a.ob •nd Special NOU.cea of t:v,•11t.. SI 00. ObltU,11,rt,ejo pllbil&bed at l 1."e•1t pe1 Noni 1:/0RDS I MO. o DA YS 3 UA YS .L UA Y . 60 .. 90c i1 36 60<10 $6 00 $1 ee s1.20 60c ao $2 20 S7 .MI $1.50 76c 2& II.di �Yed bJ 1 0 A ..M. wUJ be Ill th.it day I Busi ness Opoortun, ties ( 1 91 J Hl ! t.E :"> rt fl{¥ l:I IUCK H L I L l ) I N ( ; t un 1wrly V•!AUc �hoe Sinn• 111 l '1,1)11•r<i) , 011111 I ! ..:, l �l'\'Cll room ,1 p,1 r t 1111 Ill OIi I l i 1 f(t ri,, .. r I tt1 rt'l' , J HUlll d lJ,11'1 l l l l' l l l 0 1 1 �('l'(Hld floor 1 A l�u Durlur S ( )ff1 t·t;, prE':>l'lllly 1 1 1 1d1•r l t· d!-.t' ilrHI ,1111: large slort• rHnlll Ill) lll d l rt I lour Will lr<i,t' oi "·ll tn h 1 g h1·1,t h1ddlT Wri t1• 1 . , W 1 l ! 1a111 S l l i ,;:ur, P ( ) Box JJ4:I. ML•lliuunw, Florida 9 u 6tc .. .,.... PHO NE W Y-2-2 1 57 I 1 ;1 1 t-or ::io le · l I ', N 0ttces _ _- · I . Serv1cas / siness ( 20 1 Bu ----,..,.. ="r ■ IMIT .,.ND PEST CONTROL 9 l l t:A I I i l l· l ' \ HE BHl-:D STt::�;ns "■ .. )OZ1-:n ro11 I I J H E Pu11Us, I HO!' ANNOUNC ED The Ladies Au:i dhary of the Post Racine Ame r ican Legion will ,ponsor II re<'ord hop Friday evenitl&: from 8 till 1 1 , it 1s an , nou ncf!d. The ilfhir, emceed by the Jays, WIit be held .at tht' Ltgion Hall. Altercation Has Parties BrinlTing z,Court Charges I I I The Ridge-Keno Society News ;,1 I I I Mr and Mrs Wa rr ed Monday at Rtd10 Station WMPO and presented them wnh five sa1· red records by The Gospel Har­ mon)' Boys of H u nt1ns1on , W Va entr u11ted lo M rs. Rose by the group al lhe sef\lices at the Morse Chapel Methodist Church Sunday MAN ARRESTED An altercation Tuesday night Pomeroy Po i ce ctuef JeJ Webal the Wonder Bar below Middles ter today reported the a rrest of port brought charges and ro o nter Hobart D. Goggins, Chuleston . Mr. and Mn J,' O Hudson an(] charges "f rom thf! part if!s conce rn- on a charge of crossing the ren­ ' children returned f rom Flunda ed a nd resulted in a lengt t, y ses- ter l i ne Ht' was released under Sunday evcnmg They havt• enrol l 1 $JO �ion or Co u nty Court toda y . bond for a he a r ing Defore ed lhe1r children in the Hannc Charles Legar. yor M Grade School. ;i Charging distu r bing the pe at'e, I I h c proprieto r oI th c n,· ghl ,=1 .-v . •' riled affldavils I W illia m Ellis, I Iii.I against Jack Oiler and Anna Mar, J I gare Oiler both of Midd le port t , Mr. Oile r 1; i ,d a charge of as' saul1 and ba ttery against M r . Ellis a nd Mrs. Oiler filed an af, fid charging lii' . a v1t against .Ellis h 1m Wll h d .ISIUr b mg th e peace b y calling hf!r ii profane name. All T.,.e, The case against the Oilers 5 1 Gauge - 1 5 11<,nler was eonlinued until Sept. 21 by Paid Finl Quality Judge E. w. Peoples and charges ai;:alnsl E l li� were heard today, 24 HOURS OPEN NOW with judgment postponcrt until l th <> cases against M r , and Mrs. 0.11 er are heard· 538 Wost Main Street A depart ure from usual court Every Gallon Sold With A J\lonoy Back Guarantee procf!edlngs today were thlf.' acti• lc u Mr. a nd vit s f Mrs. Oiler's four children who were in the court room. A �ir of lwi11 boys observio8 lheir third birthday to­ day, their brothers, !I ind 4, en­ U venf!d the usual sedate routine 'of the court. , . =;... = ;.;; :::: :::: :::: = :::: :::: = = :::: :::: :::: :::: :::: ;;======:::: == w e re ,..,ew . . T ry U s. URTlflED GAS LADIES' NYLONS 9• and J O J fr 1 l rr� 1-� mnit· l l ( j W i l l , IH J 1 .Ll lamlsl'al}Ulg. »�Hrmrnt and 9 1 6lp I l ' u111cro>, ut.10 l'hune (.'hester, V u kon5 3:.!55. 1"1 1 l l t:t: 1 1 1-.!Ff!CS. 2 l l t J LSTf-: I N , I 8-24 JOtp ----- _ 1 ; 1 · 1-:HN�t-: Y :1 yi·ars H ] I ! . w i l l --, -----,----c :-=::: -OPINC; - un all 1 J1 1 s w i n l t·r W1n1ld lih ! REfRIGER! fri'Hl1t•11 �UNDITIONJ:,G, A R 24 H R. FILM Dl':VEL � li,,n service Jad:' ! Hefriger■· 1,, lrnd,· for llliffl' l)Orlll'H Hill popula r 1ize1- l-'l l m hy 9 :.o rn ( , 1 111-�N. \l 111H�ville It I ) I , ,m l i on New Haven. Phone TU2· oul n�xt moi ning at O a m 6-23-t.f 1 / or.� 1 • ( , 1 \l t· Hual\ /Di 3. :ll1i 8537. FASTEST SERVIC E on ( 'ulnr ' { ; HoVEH S and moYie film. ' ---- ·-PUBLIC S A L E 81'UD10, Pomerc._1 , Ohta. ( A ' l�TIO N E E R U I Bl <: Sat u rday, Sapl. 10, 1960, 1 P . M. Com pl•I• '•rvln Cdtt &r•dfor'4 J ;i111 kavm11: 1 lu· s1a1,, . t lwr1•1on• . NOT I C E se ll a t ltl)' n•Mdl'ncc ill l l w w i l l Write, Phon• or Co"t•ct TO PUBLI C - 1 " 11 n•movf' thc po;,t rt•'ff :-,t1u 111waJ c ; rn-11h1111:w 11H C. BRADr-ORt•. R 1cl,,1, Ohio. A. at m i ddle or my roarl tempo rar .i 111 Syr,1e11st> u , :1. 1 ll;•ulti t St� · Hy, becauM:•, lii;ill.� hury · s lrUSle<'S tl i t • t,,Jlow1ng vn�orwl pro 1 ,, .'r!y MUl!LL ER FUMNAC ES, Wl!STINC By Glenn• Milho,1n fenced . the l'':l h l k road wilhou t 2 twd ro orn M 1 1 l 1·�. :1 n1 1 q uc dw.st ,1r HOUSE appll.ncH. Arnold Bro­ . \ 1 1sses Josephine .ind No r ma DOUBLJn-BREASTED aevena public he 11 r1 !1 � · ther1, Syn�uae, Ohio. PhotM . t"t' r t r;1w r•r s . ,rntu 1 1u• lamp l 11 hl 1• " · r H1tch1e, Mrs. Kathlet'n Milho a n, th etghthl-length coat of e.zalea lcm'-'n ancon\ 1 M 1-tf l 11m aorry lo WVl-6.114. t•nd tahl t -� :! o\lerstuffrd 1·h,11rs. .fleecy chinchilla t11 from the ' Ca r ol Osbo r n<' and M rs. Everett public . Will the powe rs that I J i v rn l( ruo; 11 suite n•dar eh t •sl, ' ' tall and wmter eollecuon or 1 M 1 l h,ian were Pa rkersburg vi!iilors would be c a rry matter s throu� h ,,111 ,,,,u, hall ln•e .i: l1fl 1•r, d 1�he1.� , l!OOl<"JNG, Sl'OUT I Nl ; , Sheel Me ' " r powr The . Orlgtnala. The club coll&r : Thursday. s ? ' I annc c h r PHILAOELPHIA UPI - The lhe prope / lot k i l l"IH·n 1 •ib! P arid dia1rs tal work ancl repa , r w,:rk vf .'l'lrs. Thl'lm.i Ca�e and Glenna Pen1111ylv11 nia Railroad today re­ ' Opreada lo • lllllllow. '"iuared ' of the b1llr.it is more powH ful ' porn! mu wr ( 11(,rtahlt• J. Sh;1w any kind. Pbone WY 2-2301 . Milhoan at tended Pomon a G r ange jccted a "rock bottom" offer hy lleokJln. than polll lclan s. . . gankn l l" il ( "!or, Sp1 h Thoma.\ 8· 1 1-JOtp. at Hoek Springs fo'riday evening. H ugh Lci rhcl 1 Mich.ael J. Quill of the Transport. cliwk, li·nt, tfrli very wagon goni,,: Mr. 11nd M rs. Jack Conro)' and Workers Union to settle the HU 7 · 3 1 P MILK RUN LONGEST 1...-11, 1w1 11 l)f•d11, d1ifforobl', ma.i: --- --- --BO< 'II �:sn:H , N Y UPI- Ro­ girls or Columbus t'amc Fr_iday l& I eight-day system-wide ,trike. az1111• rarks. l11rnps, desk, throw � James M. S)'mes, nilroad ( 3 ) I n Memoriam l"h�Slf'f rla1ry Coopcralivl' has v1s1l over t he week end with her porrl1 dmr�, rtll(S, typ,•wriLN, parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr boa rd chairman, aaid the TWU ' s Joni,: tlw world lw�ur1 work 011 i1·1• ,·rt•am fr1•1•1.1•r { 6 11t.� 1 , Hut and h i s mothe r , Mrs Ahec Dodson. offer was "nothing more than lN MEM ORY or I IALE WIU ,IS, 1 po111t rani,: 1• . cah111et swk, 2 law11 est milk rnut1· , 1 � . ·1 :\1r. and ;YI. rs. Errol Con t•uy and proposals previously made by the > d :i c ontrad w i t h who died 13 yea rs ;igo loday, It has sii,:ni · . . 11111\\ltr.\, Z ti 70 s l:> l lrC"s, sl1•1•p son, Hugh, of A k r on, \lisiled with u nions with slightly different Sept. 8, 1947. S11dly n1111scd hy l lH' '\l . urth S t a i l )a1 ry , Ariehuragl', /Hg h;1t,:, r11w lll'II, m 1srellanc uus wife M ildred Dill arid ch11d rcn, A la/'ika. for clt> l l vNy of some 12. his mother, Mrs. Al ice Dodson, arid langu11ge." Items and Dale, Lind11. , Hober t, UcHy uuo �;l llonH 11{ fltud milk il week l1N sister, Mrs. Rose lleynolds, of Befor• 9:30 A . M Mr.� 1"r11 d Shu m way, Owner . He added, however, that negoSally, ir1 two dt•l1 vnws The milk will Muldlcport, over La bor Day. Mlddle1H>rt WY-2-264f -1rms C11 st1 1ialors will continue meeting in 9 8 l ie Sunday guests of Mr. and M rs. r he pul lllllJ pla�th· ha�s eoverP 1 Pom•ror WY-2-3195 Not r1i'spo11., 1hl 1• for atTldt•nts an attempt to work out differ ­ i\l ayn.ird Uahr, and son, Billy, were Orrui;�l(•tl hnxrs arid earricrl hy l ' kAUTl F ■SD STOrta Slllc r11ncl tH·l1•,I h }' HHAl ►FOIW f 1 1w :l.7 \ll mile rou te III refriger­ Mr. trnd Mrs. Jack Con r oy, Sue and ences "and arrive at a satisfac­ 1 8 ! Auto So les At Ch..ter l\c11·1 1w, Ohio At1("1 1oll Cu , ,latk1c, of Columbus, ,Mr. arid Mrs. tory agreement.'' Geod CINft UNd cer, ated t rut·ks. Atwt lortPl ' r: C :r i l l Yukoh 5-2145 WI 11-:-IR:l l Quill had made his "rock bot­ C.tsh Bahr, Ch r 1st1nc and Candace " All Mlbt e■d Model■ ttAMh.L SIRVlCI iTATIQN li rndford S 11. l c 111,rn;i_gH /\ . l tom" propueals Wednesday and uf M 1ddlc1mrt. NTROPOI.ITAN MOTO III Befor• 9t00 A.M. ( 0 1 :1, lit,· Bradfor d, had g(\lcn the PRR until noon to­ Glenna M ilhoan attended the 6GCM06 •••t Mein It. Al'->enr »H day to accept lhem. He did not Lon(i: Bottom re u nion Sunday. .....,_,. oh._ Every Day Servle<. k il M --20,0tlO 2110 111s l 'l1arlrH1llll Mr and ;11..rs. Bl•ine �Hhoan, apedry whlll his p ropo3il\s wf!re. Mea n while Secretary of Labor HaSI' lit $:!ti llU Jll'r l (JUU C lfW l-.: IH1 11c, Tony and Michael, Mr. and t'OR SALE : 1903 J<'OllD . Sharp , or r n5;\ Ford Tnn Trtu·k .J M NElc;J,ER B U I LD I NG SUPPLY will trade tor pit'k-u p. Phone Mrs. W. I!;. M ilholln of Pomeroy, James P. Mitchell said in Wuh­ (iaul. ( 'tu•sh•r. Ohio. Y U � 240:! G•u9es: Monlgonu•ry lfi.5 up­ and Mn. Everett M i lhoan enjoyed inglon he believed there will be Joli11s-M.mvl� roor ahingles1 WY 2-3702, Calv in SimJ)son, 9 J Ille II H tile· or Y l l !"i 240 1 per. O 4 lown 1 •e� fl "Jlcn: Gill a 1)ic11ic ha.rberucd ste a k dinner at an ''early settlement'' o! the k11t-hon cabineta built to , or?er ,alum111uru windows and doors,1 lipoliti 1 7 ti upper. ll :I lower, 1 11? forked H u n Lake Sunday evening. strike. ; J IT l'IA Nf l 1 ;ood r,,11d 1 l 1 011 l'lll! U ,.:arn}(e doors, celling tile, vinyl f1 , op1•n: J .rl<' k 2.:1. 1 5,4 uppPr. D O Mr. 1111d M r s Her l Jett -:rnd For Sole $tl0, t " llll r\'t '/L l l l_i.\ WY 2 :J:lfil) flo11r tile and plywood paneling. lowl'r. dosl' r l off; all mov1•H hl(' daughter, Col u mbus, visited with rr.,.ide,u Arrives D H :li p GAS, FUEL OIL a;;i'--;oal tur­ Cull Nciglc r 'll, H11dne. 8- 1 1-lfc dams up 1:1 thru 2J u n d dosed l11s mother, Mr. illll Mrs. Lee llunt Dlce,. c,n for free estimate.. · At Saturn Lau n ch rad off. over !he weekend toreman & Abbott lllddleport Ollin lliv 1•r lioa l�. down Loc·k H U NTSVILLE. A la. UPI-Pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Evcn·ll Sisson spent AUCTIONEER ies Suppl ne i Mor ) 1 90 8-10-"' 2 1 . ( "_ V. llu rnt·r H 25 11111, 2-0; sidenl Eisenhower fle w loday to i th h er parents and lh'!! week end w REASONAB L E RATES -- -pm, I I I ; Lor 2�. O V El ' J :1 1he nation's space age laborator­ k u SPECIALS IS sister, Mr.'!. Lee l l u nl AS re SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Belvede VB I 1 908 PLYMO lJTI Ha_y1J1 1 l .orr;, 1 11l' :.! 45 11m 0· 2: 5"I Mercury 60 H. P. $,49S.OO '.vlr. and Mrs. Paul Osborne of les tr. !lee the giant Salurn roc­ C•II or write I. 0, McCoy 4 dr. 11erlan. One earcful loc,d llrnoky11 :1 15 J llll , 0 :1; i'(·l.;�Y C'olu mhus rcturnrd 1.0 thei r home ket t hat carries this count ry's .59 Mercury 70 H. P. $59S.00 Ch11ter, Ohio owner. Like 11cw hlack and 45 H. "· Mercury Outfit $995.00 n ow1u•y l o 11111, u 1 0 Elger ( 'Jiff Sund.iy 1·\·c11ini; after spending 11 hopes for supremacy over Russia a Blael­ JOtp 22 $89�.00. -while rlnlNh. ] : l o a m , 1 U. Atlas 2 55 am, ti-0, few days with his mother, Mn. and to dedicate the installation MOTORS ITAN ITROPOL M 9-8-tltc tnar11, 1•omeroy. lh � ic Sp1ril 4 35 anl, 0 :.1.; Titan Edi t h Osburne. to the late Gen. George C. Mar­ 600 Eut Main Str..t, Pom•r•v ( 20b , I nsurance 7 25 um, ti I I . shall. Phone W V2-3170 1 9!58 STUDE DA K E ll ti cyl Churn· I -- --- - No hna1s up 1•x1•t•pl ;it Lot•k 23 The President was joined at pion 4 dr. 1t>dan. Sharp [.llr in- 8-20,lfc f"OMPL.i.iE INSURANCE PRO the sprawling Geor,;e C. Marshall aide 1nd 0'11. tconom y pl u �. lection, Life, A ut,, t�ir�. Polio Alht•rl lloldPn 4 1 0 pm 20-0: 1<� 1 · Space Fli.llht Center by the lale Sl1nd.11r d 1hlft. $693.00. llht<'l­ C.1111 Doo Ml111, .Middleport, SH Cliff 12 .0!'i a 1 1 1 , O 2 , ( "ornell I 0--For Sole or Rent 0·8-lilc l :40 i1m 7 7: l " 1 l .1 uf l l tlnl1r1J,!\o n general's widow. He was accom, lnare, Po1nuuy . Ob"'--.... :1.20 11111 I 19: �:1 1,.ah(•th 5 05 am. panied on the trip by T. Keith n. Amy Wolte M lDM ti·onn VR 2 d r . 11rrtan. Good , 4 ROOM l lO l lSE ALL NEWLY 2 [I; l'nllywui; 7 55 :1 1 1 1 2 li :'rl rs. A. LJ. Tuttle and daU(i:hter, Glennan, the U. S. 9p1ce 11gency ,·11r. r1n1�hl'd 111/'itdt• Water in k i tdwn ll AHN ES-SIMPSO N I NSlJllANC E ru1mint:, i:ood looking A l l Kurrnwha r1\'t•r da111!> on Mrs. John Hose. went to East Liv, chief, and Gen. Lyman Leminitz­ A.11ent11, M iddleperl. F'ire, AutoOn i,:r1t\' l ' l rn11d off 124 olll' ml],,. '895.00. Blaf!Llnars, Pomeroy. N i l l . one boat clown a! W111 f1c•ld, t•rpoul IHsl wc(•k end to brini;i Mn. er, army chlel' of staff, rnotdlc, Bonds. Phone W Y 2· on rivn on :1 11,·rt• lot 01,1 Loni.! 11-8-tlc Thi' llf'HVl'r 2 :lo <IHI, 5 \ . /\my W olfe honw. She had spent 200:J. 8·27-U ---Ihm I II Lt•h�11011 Tnwnslup Ph. two Wl'cks there visiting relatives Harri■. JD66 B U ICK Specl11I 4 dr. 11eda11. !-iyra­ lllYlllilll, l K W Y 2 - 6flRII. �:. Mr. aud Mrs. Gary Griffith, Co• all(! fr1t"nds. Orl1ina l black finh1h l i ke 11ew. fl 7 tltp 1 2 1 ) Reol !:state l'll!i('. lumbu.s SPt"nl !he week end with Mr�. l'aul Ufw r ence and Gene owner . lol'.111 One cuclul LEGAL NOTICE lioy \IINiled her sister, M rs. Milton hiH parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pomeroy. l<'l>H SALJ.t ti ' IVE. ROOM HOUSE C11e No. 1 3,071 f195 , 00. Blacllnu a, Griffith. Tt,elr son, David, who had l l 4 ) For Rent Tuttle and family last Saturday. w11h buth, nice loc1llon, Melvin 0-Utc t ;a i l .\fd · oy. wlwsP la�I krinwn spent �orne lime with hb grand­ Mr. 1rnd Mrs. Eugene Loni ind lluud, 1 1 1 Lo�u11t St., Pomeroy. addrcs.� 1.� {" o /1. r l h u r :-Ol\'Co�· The 51.0oM Mom:1tN -APAnTMF.NT USED GARDEN lrador1 •na mo• family lefl Sunday fur 11 \lisit with parents, returned home wlth them. {9) l 30tp )'lams, l lh 10. ind 4 room a11a rlm<>nl. Chcrnp 1 rt•hy 1,, l1t no1 1r1ed 1har­ bladH mower ... Rotary l11s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William rent. Phone WY 2-2487 or WY 2that on L hc- 61 11 tl11y of �t·ptP m hN, , a pened. Cu1lom mowina and 8 •9 J21c 8 HOOMS W I TH BATH'rTwo tory l Oi\O. Shirl,·,· Ann :\.11-l · u� f1 lt•d lll'r Kflll' kombc rgcr in New Jersey, 533�. home nea r 11chool. ake over plowint. i\1.r. and Mrs. Ray Sa)·re of Zanes­ - - - - - -- ----,TC>a $46.90 per month pay ments a f ter pelll1 n n 'J11,l;1 111.� 1 111111 .ih d1•fr ndanl, \lillc spent Thu r sday with her sis­ TRAC ILY GIIAV in the L ourt of l 'ommun \' leas, ter, Mrs. Mac l'carson, who re• l,IJa ■nd Service 1112 E. Main SI. UNF. !\ IWOM Al'AUTM�'.NT. Un down paymen t. Phone WY 2· 11324. " furni11hrct . One 4 Room apRrl 2•2875. 8 23 :iOte Meii::r. l'uur1t ) . l l h10, ( ;is,· No. Lum'!d home with them for a two WY Fomeroy, Pbon1 way 111i; ru1· dno1-rc ,in d ---cc--cc---:,--- 1 t :l,U7 1 nwnt furnlsl1t•d. l'honc WY 2 weeks \li&il. T·ll-tfc 9 7 6tc FOil SAU} 7 ROOM JIOUSt: W ITH othrr proper rt•lid. 3302. Ka ren Lynn G riffith 11pcnt Sun­ hath. SI., Ebene1.rr $3500.00. Si1 id tlcfrnda n l i� rt·11111n•f1 lo . 19 oonl1l11en l brln11 f&ACHEI, duy 111d Monday with her ,;:rand­ Oil D ' " HNISH� -HO-USt:. I-'U Pomeroy . 9 2 6tp answN on ur ht'furt• th,• 15\h day Weblter Fruit Farm, Loni Bot­ ttQQM parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Griffith 9-3692. unfurnisl11•d. !'hone WI of OctobN, 1000 tom, Oblo. Phone Y U kon 5·3201 M l lton Tuttle spent the week (B) 7, 3h � UOOM I IU l lSE, FHONT PORl'II Shir l ey Ann 1\lt-Coy 11-18-llc end al home with hia family. and glass <'lll"lm;ed back porch. lly Thrlm11 Ni•lsnn. hN 11t':.:I Hoy WoH or Columbua ulled on Up ground l"t•llar, running water, J>IIKWAB.E. all llind1. Carl Chna- 4 IWOM I I Ol !SE J\ T 242 ( " ondo r of frlt'n1l his mother, Mn. Amy Wolre Sun­ ac r e more or less. $ 1 500. $450 1 p f-18-30t lltr. Lons Boltorn. (9) a, L5, 22. W; < 10) ti. 13, 6tr Street. c:ara,;e, lias<'ment l'horw Mlddl•porl, Olde Alsu vialling Mra. Wolf on down, $20 mont h. Manley Gettys, day. 9 6 llr WY 2 - 2733. liUI­ lUC .ELEGf ONE T l111ppy Hollow lload, Middleport, Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Jack IILVER 1 TAJl with 1eparate treble and t'OUR room bou ae, R11ll11n d TownOhio, H. D. l . 9 1 3tp 'bMII power. Onf! 8-lube amplirler LEGAL NOTICE 1hlp. Call WY2-6566. 8- l 9-30tp FI V E HOOM I I OUSt<: 1-'t)H SALE. with two 1peakt-n , 3 lnputl, Cate No. 1 3,073 ru1111ini,? WHl1•r. l l,:i lll'r('S, olll­ vtrnolo remote control, tremolo EJGIIT ROOM HOUs�-:-t��­ ANDREW l lA l ; i•� I?. wh11s(' J) l aec ' hui l dmi,:s. Story s Hun Must se ll W• Have Tbe 'l'llll<ll room 1parlments. A. N. Btmgel lpeed and I mlcrophon� with of rt•s1dcm·e i� unknown. ts hnehy for hn lth r t"asons. On srhool bus 1 1-Ulc Phone WY2-3272. 11.ind. See Ri<'haro f'ro1t, Chl's­ and mail routes. St•<' Ulen Taylor, nol ifkd lha1 on lhf' 7th day of ter, Ohio. Call iln)'ll me. 9 7 3 1 p Seph•mhN .'\ U 1 111::10, L.11ura I la Slorfs lhlll. 9 1 31c F O R !tEINT-Thrf'e otuce room, 1;1•r. hrins plaintiff, (i l('d ht'r peti -- - - --- ovrr Stllllrr Shoe Store on lon 11iai1HI him 1111 1ll'fer11hnl in JUST nrn SALE : 7 HOOM HOUSE, hath l1hr Jl!IIIJ: MADE ICE CHEAM Court St., 111 Pomeroy, second l 'our! uf t · ummon l'lras, Mrigs Jtrk'a home. at mtike t t 1rrt' lol�. 7&3 Uys('ll St.. Mid• you Uke fl, room rtoor. One lari:e 1 8 I 22 l'oun\y, Ohio. Cast' No. 13.073. Iii 7 Ole 1ll<'port. .1. ii. A llt•n. 9 7 l fr 1)1try B,r. with adjoinin& !2 ll. 12 fl. room prayine, for (\i\lor<'t· from t h(' �aid Onf! 10 ll 18 fronl room. A l l LATE T . t l . DAVIS PROPEHTY. AndrPw IIRi::cr uu 1 he i,:rounds ul J.ilBlANC EBONJTE CJ..A.HINET In � condition . Uprilhl piano In llrirk, 2 �lo r y. Located N. Thi r d t:ross NPglerl of Duly a11Ct E!drcme nu•ly pain1ed with new r l oor condition . Priced reaeonl'OV«lnc1, Phone WY 2,2080. 1111d Coal Sis., ".\tiddlrporl. M.11y l ' rn<>lty. and pl;unllff also 11r a ys & 7 Ol p 8,2-tfe 1bly. WY 2-264& . • h!' sren Ally t"'Venilll(. 9 7 etc fo r othrr pro1)cr rt'IIPL Sftid uuse ., - w i l l he for lwttring 011 or aflrr 1 hc UHD PIANOS · �,..,o� 110 1ls1-: w1T11 DATI i. 1 st day of Ot·toher, A. D. 1960. 2 recondltloned piano. Prired Mc-hln l .1ttlr. f'hc1hirc, Ohio LA U llA HACER . . Phonr Eme rson 7-7329. ,la .Nlt Ready to 10. Phone RutL 'row, Crew & l'or t('r, How Heat Your Home or D e 3tp 9 e etc laDd rurniturf!. Atto r nl'ys ior Plainl l !f Broocltr House, and Sa,-e f (91 8, 1 5, 22. 29; ! l01 15 . 13, 20, ?ll" GOOD , • 8 UTILITY 'MlAD..ER. 3 ROOM AND RA.TH FURNISHED BEAU' (Y SHOP-F11lly euipped, 2 ' IIP.llrllll('ll\ at Nt'W Haven. Phonl" S;tor y f rame, 2 apartments (4 and '170.00. Can be tten al Branno n • Turner 2-230�. 0 8 3tc O rooms), gArai::c, l'Ornu loca­ .,._,e, N. Second Ave., Middlcg 8 3lc tion. $2500.00 down, balance fln- ( 2 1 ) Real Estote )"it: - - -t· . 1 ' 11rH'«i. Metered bottled zu aervice NICE LY 1"URN1s1iEO :i"li"Eo WATIRLIH COOKW All FARM-Wl'III or lh11land. 93 acre:; " ROOM HOUSE JUST PAINTED room ypst1ir1 •p,arlmenl. Ph j Inside and oul. Floors newly IACRIFICI ao tbal you ean beat your home ti room house. barn i36xSO) con­ W Y:!-3874. 8 1 tic sanded amt Bron"lc Low built-in - Uquidate 1e\leral Iona of crete floor, granary, other build. · - · or brooder houses at • cabinets, new balh room. Com­ -■n4 new 17 piece stalnle11 TWO l;AHAGES l<'Oll RENT-Muiings. Plenly or water, tr actor plete basement. Ph. WY per 2·2088. 199.M 1 'lttf:l cookware, coat berry Avcnul'. Inq u ire 378 Secland and pasture. On aood gravel cost that wil l compete with any 9 7 3tc home demonatnUon. Sacriond SL or coll W Y 2· 2!173. road, Only $6000.00. trPe of fuel! ileed at 1'2.50 per aet. Write 9 l 6tp FARM - 87 1cres, rolling land on .. J'fte Brochure, AJAX LIQ­ Route 33. 9 room house with Be the llrst to enjoy thia mo­ ,11DIA'l'ORS, 1503 W. Pico Blvd., MODERN APARTM ENT. THREE balh, i;iarage, 2 barns, crib, oth• Mulberry rnia. rooms and bath. lM la Ancelet 15, Califo er buildiniui. Gas well. Plenty of dern method or hc:iatin& •• IN I. (9) 8, 31c A\le. 9 8 Mc _ water, $16,000.00, ua now! ' :;,-::;-:;;;;--;;:-;;;;-;:::--;;;;;;: 1 COON DOG, One Pony. Eldon ALBERT M. CO)(, Selnman fl.00 bu. PICK APAli''-'JIENTS _ '!'Urnubed 10,d Road. Run Bailey Morris. 2-3130 WY PHONI unfun,�hed. Mcllulen, Jflddle BOX 229 Cb1tlt11 Hilton, g 8 3lc WY 2-WO port. Phone WY :l-2821. 3 3 ti , g 6 61< I ,, .., P e ffl. ,,.. l�tlon. lnwrN lty N•tlonwlch, Phon• lit Md A. $ervlc;:ie 'Stetion WY2• 4-tMfc 2166. 1 Sutton Socia l Events Reportened Rose vl!,lt pa·• r 39� CERTI FIED OI L CO. Pennsy Rejects 'Rock Bottom' Union Offer KJV ER REPORT - ... - _ __ ___ _ __ ·I -- Eagle Ridge Personal News _ I --- -- - S E RVI CE Kelly Tires at Wlaoles.i. POWELL'S SERVICE STATION ----------Legal Notice NOW! 500 lb. tP GAS SYSTEMS DAY PHONE WY Z-3033 NIGHT PHONE WY 2·3820 PRESTON MOTORS I NC. PJION MIDDLEPORT .... THIRD VE. S, E W Y 2•3507 A -- Mt --=-======::_____ 24-o For Sale or Trade ' - -- ------c Ame r ki.11 Ba,idstand Rocky .incl His Friend� W h irlybirds Your E.� so Rep,.:-rler Weather Teller John Daley News Fl1gl1t Steve Canyon Uonna Heed The Real Mt'Coys J e :m nc Carson Show T ne Unlo"rhables Sea Hunl News 'J'omght Scanning the Weather Sports Tonight Late Show 8:00 8 3-0 9·3 U U :25 Ca rtoon Spcclacular Romper Room Show Time Your Esso Rt!portci· •:('() t:t:» 4:30 1:00 8:00 8:15 6:20 6:30 • 1 :00 7 : 30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9 :30 10:00 10,so U :00 l1:IO 1 1 :15 1 I ;45 The Brighter Day The Secret Slorm The Edge of Night The Three Stooges A rthur J. Smilh-Newa A Look at the Weath-:r Sportsoopc Amos & Andy U. S. Marshttll Tht· Invisible .\Ian 1960 Summer Olympics Johnny Ringo Zane Grey Theater Markham Ad ve11h1re T,heater To Tell the ·Truth News A Look at lh1.: Weather 1 960 Summer Olyp1r� Thf' aler 1 3 8;00 8: 1 5 9:00 10:30 I0:30 ll :Oil CBS News Captain J(. an,rtaroo Cartoon Theater December Bride Video Village l T..ove L4Q ' .. 1:58 1:00 l : US b.30 '7:00 7:02 7:30 ,:45 8:00 8:02 8:05 8:30 8:31' 8:00 D:02 9:30 9::ib" 10:00 10:1 6 10:30 10:32 10:46 11:00 11:02 1 1 :�9 1 1 :30 12:00 (Mond.Jy • Fr ld1yJ Sign On Gueat Star Newa RFD News HP.adlines Breakfast Party Pickens Hardware Sho• Breakfast Party Newa Headline, Sports Report Breakf'aat Partr News Breakfast Par!� News Headlines Breakfast Party , News Breakfa,t Pan, Coffee 1'1me Swap Shop News Headlfnu .Mor"in&: Devotion, Radio ll)'mnal New, llndllnes Countr, P P F'irm T'ffl Racir ,/U , ' �••· N6' CURLY ,_. NEW! MEED FOR EVERY . . .' Rutl and f:u:rnitu re ' ,. Arnold Grate, Owner ·• PHONE SH-Z-48U .I • r BUTLAND, O. ,,-.:,., ,I � - -· DON'T KNOW Hall ABOOr SAM 5N£AD ? l 'VE ALWAVS /(IND O> AOMIIIED HIM ! ( NOPE·· BARNE \' GOOGU: and SNUFF\' SMITH MAW ·· A &ooA<;IOUS ROCK SUOE. JEST FELL ON TOP OF OL' ' LONZO HAWKINS GR�AT LAND O'GOSMEN r • ( St,IIF · SNIF ) WUZ HE. HILi ?' NAR'( A SCRATCH HOUND �t3 «--.s..__, �::..�-4. � �� �� ,. .. - � . . 'lA80LINF ALLEY I'm only Her�S. vour suit, Mr. an innoc.C?nt �allet. Have a good �stander, time at your' party. 1� .� 1-lan GI,• MASO N News Of The Week WJ E H ---- I NANCY .-'---- By ERNIE MY WI FE DOESN'T UNt>E i'tSTAND M E I;" , ,-, , ,.•. WHY DO YOU LOOK 50 SAD, MISTER FLOOP ? . '--... .. BU&BIIIUD -, � __ .. ... ...,_. .,, _ ... .,._,__,..st•-r.� ,_ .._ ,_ Up To The Minute Mason County N EWS 3 Times Daily 1.-nu: ORPHA:<oi ANNIE Yau, YQJ OONT LIVE HE�E" ALL. �, oo vou. M•.S M'IRU!NE'l 10 AM 11 :55 AM I I · and 5 :05 PM WHEN t WAS IU MINC>lO A&OUT MY DAD GN/NG P DJ) !OXING A,:,TER ERN E- J#, OfED IN TJ.lE RING WITH tM , I l(NEW WHAT Z MUST 00! B y GEORGI! --�==�=..., wo�ega ? . ... .litl'fTl-ffl/G. , t:Flili:: ! )OtJ AltE QUITE Rl6!fT; COMn.DE ' 6ENER'AL 1 0UI{ CHINfSE CQWZ,\Df7 ) SEEM TO TlflNK TliEY CAA ACT WITH· OUT PE"RMl:SS"IOH �R0\1 l.19. A !iEVEftE EJREACH �'l!e!!' Y VISCIPLINE ••• ,. By 8AM Ut'f . .. YOU A� (;UT! RIGHT; � (il!N!lfAl.f 1"tEY ol\U5T !!Fl! TAUt;HT A 4!r.,qN... )Q/lf � WILL !Je, CAAAJl!P OUT TO THE LE'rfeltf fVINNIE WINKLE REED TO WITH·lHE . S..I , I � INSm!JCTEO 10 A.�Y 1HE ROLE OF A FREE SPENDER, A FA&T·UVJNG GUY. MO�COW, , I Bv FRED LASSWELL AN' OL' 'LONZO ) V<UZN'T HURT � N( ITHER AN' �IS 'POSSUM Brings You The • .• YE� COMRAUf 6fNER'AL. Wl: #'U\VE INTEt<cE:'P"l'EP' A ME�E � :f'ffE �NKfE Hf'LICOF'TEFt, THE "MAN If �6CUf'P 15 UNl70tJEfTEv'LY ZLUV. '""" ly SBULft r ,I\AY!lf WE SlUILD l!,l11Tf A Lf 1 1ER CF PIIOTE5T __ I WMPO Daily Program Schedule ! THE l<'USS:IAIII 8 11.IR COitlWI. CENTEI.: lllECf1Vf5 AN UR'GENT PHONE C�L lood -------- - - I WARM MORHlNG H E ATE RS -- -- L Channel 8 - Thursday 1:00 fVIO 6:00 6:30 6.40 6:45 7:UO 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 JD:30 1 1 :011 J1:IO , 1 : 15 1 1 ::.::0 ---- -------------------- Le11al Notvce !IX' CAl<T LET Tl-iE.11 �LD A F�EWAV HERE , AND ()BtR<l\' Slm'l'S llw.f l 2 I WC H S-TV Chann el 8 Chann� 13 - Frid11y 24 HOU R TOWI NG ' -�------ - --------- Channel 1 3 - Thursday I . Channel 3 ·· Fridar 8:45 Sii!n On 7:\)() Tocl ay 9 OU W1•leume Ne1ghho t� 9:30 M r. and Mrs. North :v:OO D o u gh Re Mi - -. rUNU'n 6-, V iol•t Smith Sunday sd1uol aHendan<·t' on Mr and M rs H r. Si'<son, Mr Sept. 4 w a 8 44 lhe ofr�ring was 10.RO Play You r H unch .ind Mrb Uun ,..; 1sso11, V w1111a, w $8 l 6 I I 1 .00 Pr,lt' Is k1gh1 V�. wue ("a / 1111g un [ '.\ Erle 1 1 ·so ConC't'ntratlon Wur::,hip St·n 1 (·es were held a l w ine aorl So:n·n� a11d '-11111 �isson, J U 15 with Ht' v. Card 1 2 ·00 Truth or C'onsrq11ence• 1 ret'nl ! !}" I :! JO .; t·uuld llt· Yuu Tht Sw.&rtz reunion W.&S held , ll1 l l 11· J, ,rn l•rtnrt•, l--'hdu . 0 . 1 n lht- Wvodl' Gro�e with an 11 1 . . 00 Mid Dav Nt"...,� L IO Movl1•t1me ha, b1•('n spendmg J few d 11y� llend 1rn\"e of 87, -�t'pl 4 1 h 2 2U WOfllQ U ·s World ..., J ! h lie r grandµarl'nl� . .\1 r u 11d Rel'ent gue�l� uf .\1 r dllll Mrs. 2 30 Lorena Youn� Tht>ater M r, W.11yri(• Prmr... Delbert Gaul were Mr a11d Mr1. 3 00 Young Dr. Malone Mr and M r� Hi/I HNn· of John Griffin . Col umhu�. Mr d nd ' 30 From Thtsf' Roots Cl,vcfancl visited re<:en1 ly w u h M r.s. Alva Partlow, Pcaeh Fvrk: • 00 Comedy 1-<;ayhouse :\l r a nd M rs H I( Durst. H e nt}' W1lbarg1•r, P1ttstJurgh Pa , 4 :10 Here '.� Hul ly wuud Mr and M r�. P u rl Smith, Mr. · Mr and Yin. Harry 1 , a t hnc and and Mrs t ' lt1rHn(·e Smith of l: ast I Mr and Mrs Charleis Hel:t 1ng, �:00 .-.�e:.:mhout Bill l .iverpool wete we-ekend guests Jooal. �.3U ilisM Kid of Mr ii/Hf M rs Charlt• s H�nsle y. 6 00 M111.sic in the RJa:u:I Mrs Grace Swartz itlld Mrs. .\l rs Ethel llvli;11·k and son J. 1 5 Jun Thacker Sho" A l ma Swaru allended a stork Frl'd are v1s1frng Mrs Ethel Che, 6.2ll Wea ther-cast shower fur Mrs Vernon Swartz 1 ;ilier and C1:1rL 3.JO News P1c1u-� K E•1 1 h Curtis. Col u mbus spent 11 al lhP home of her pa rent!, Mr 6·45 H u n tley Briukley Repon 111•1•k r1•('l"nl ly with his grandm o­ and �trs kex Summerf ield near 7 00 Pioneers t.'hester. last F'riday evening r twr M r� '.vlary Pierce. 7 . 30 C1in.11rron City Pvt. Kay Hawk. stalJOned tl Mr and M r s liol.H'rl YatPs aucl 8 ·30 Wichita T,- wn F'ort Gordon, Georgia, has been �011 sp1•11t the wt•ekend w i t h Mr. !LOO Play Your HUll<'h \'1.siti11i;i hi-'> parents, M r. aud anrl Mn Da\lid Yates. 9:30 Masque rade !-'ll.fl)' M rs. Rolund Hawk for a few Mr and Mrs. Bess Cu11go, Al iee 10:00 Moment of Fea r days, Cong () were calling on Sam Sis­ 1 :00 News t-teadliue1 son fPC"P11 tly. l l · 1 0 WeatJ·.('rcast Mr. and M rs. Ric-hard Swarb• LaOOr day guesls of Mr. and and sun of Ravenna d ; l � :.al'k Paar Show spent l11St M rs HarHs Frank and family Fr iday and • 00 Sign Off Saturday with his wer e Mr. and !-rlt·s Walter Brown parents, Mr. and M rs. Vere ilnd family, Mrs. fo'rankie Pic­ Swar tz. kPns and Naomi , Reeds\l ill(', Mr. Helen Findling and Mrs Paul Merefiith ar1ll spent the holid;iy o! Columbus weekend with 1 1 1 :30 I Marr ied Joan Marsha . f'ol u m bus and Miss Rose her mother, I va F'indlin8 and l2:00 Restless Gun Easlt'rd ay_ brother , Russell . l 2 :30 QUC(.>U for a Day Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P rince en­ l ·oo Aoi,ut Paceii tertain ed with ;i l'hicke n barhe• A belling and shower was heltl 1 ·80 Medic l'Ue Tuesday Saturday <•venin evenmg for Mr. end �. Guests 2 OC' Day m Co.art wl!r(' Billie Jean Prince, Philo, M rs. Jaml"s Woodyard at his p,r­ l:30 Gafo Storm Sbc,"' Johnni t' R i bet and Johnni e Het, ents' h'..lme Mr. and Mt1;_ Clau4e 3 00 F-at the Clock zcr, ll1!eclsv 11 J l' ulld Christin e Woodyard. 3:30 Who Do Yuu Trust Conr'.'I , Middlt"p orl. Ret'cu! visitors of Mrs. Hert� +:00 American Band6ta11d Albina Glue.se ncarn p of Stivers­ Kincaid were her 90 year J(P i:SO Rin Tin Tin ville Was vii.itrn g Maxin e Durst mother , M rs. C. A . Place of M�­ 6:00 San Francisco Beat Wt·dnesday. ietto; her sister and brother j d,30 You:- Esso Repor t£: Mr. and Mrs. rlo vid Srrrlth , Pat law, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mill • d :40 We a l.her TellOI' atld Davrd, M r . 1111cl Mrs. Harold M a rietta; her aunt and uncle jr (};45 John Daly NeW-1 ----• Holter attend ed the Slate Fair Mnd Mrs. E. C. Potten uf t. 7:00 Bud(h• .;; 111reher Sho" a t Colurnb us Thursd ur. Do ra, 1-' la. 7 · 30 Walt Disney Presents M r and Urs 3umm1 l' l!airden The all),iual Homecomi11 g and were visitin g Mr. and Mrs S. H. 8 30 Man rrom Black llawk Er vin, Hacine . Sunda y. Rully D.ay will be held at tho 9·00 77 Sunset Strip Mrs Ge rald llay111 a n , Ltnrla chunh ht re Sunday, Sept . 18th. 10 :00 The Detec1ives and Ki•ith wrre v1s1t 111i,: . Mr. and M r . and Mrs. Be r vanl of Cirde. • 0:30 Black Saddle 1111Je and their friends will enter­ Mrs. Joe Bissell Monday 1 :00 7he N�w ·ronlght Mr. 1r nd M1·s 'l"h urrnan Bah tain Ew! ryone is cordi11lly in­ 1 1 : 10 Seanr1mg lhe Weathercock attmde ct thi• Mariel la fair vit6<l. ,I : 1 5 Spo rts Report Mond ay. 1 ,20 Late Show Mr. and M rs. Ost·-1r B11bcoek were Sunday dinner gul'sls of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Churk s Massa r. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. M rs. Clarencl' Walsh and son I I :30 The Clear Hori:r.on Marion Ri!lgs .and da ughter, At­ 1 2 .00 Love of Ufe SaturdaJ hens and Mr. .and M rs. Starlin g or Zanesville we re g uests or Mrs. Ma ry Walsh wl)O 12:SO /::.earch tor Tomt rrow Massa r and daugh ter. 12:45 The Guiding Light M r. and Mrs. Jr. Hunt, K <> no, returned home with them for a wcrt' cal ling on Mr. and M rs. visit of II few days. 1 :00 Life of Riley M r . and Mrs. Warren SeH or 1:-:vrrctt Sisson and daug tite rs re, I :�r As lhe Wor ld '!i.n·na Columbus were weekend guests renlly 2 : 00 Full Ci rcle o( her parents. Mr. and Mrs. · Polly Durst was 11isi ling Mr. 2;30 Art Linkletter ' ·M and ftlrs. Wayne Prit1ce rccf'ntly . ltussell Capehart and Jackie. The M i llionaire Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holter aud - Freel J'orter of Springfield was il:30 Th! Verd;<:-t Ir Yours family . Marily n and Janet Bissel ! lh(" Wl'ckc nd guest or Mr. and I.JO The BrightP.r Dny Tl'd l layma1 1 we re Saturd ay Mrs. Halµh Warner, Mr. and M rs. Joseph Lish aod 1:15 The Seotet !Jlorm guests of Mr. and M n;. Llflyd M t· son sµr•t1I Labor Day wifh Mr. Peek, Bel leville. !:�O Th<> Edge of Nilfht and Mrs. lloberl D. Fenton .od ):fO The 1'mee Stooge, dauJ;:hter of Lima, O. ----f:00 . Arthur J Smith-1"'ews · M rs. Nell Clark and Priscilla · ht.$, 14..l.4:tok ,It tbe Weath,v · ·lape- ,-Ath�ns, attended the Hom�a:20 ·. i�rst'ope 1 ·1&ihihC' here and visited friend�.' 1:30 Amos 'r..' Andy P\fl . Johnnie Kensley, Fbrt 7 :00 Highway Patrol Knox. Ky., spent the weekend 7:30 Rav.hide with his pa ren1s. Mr. and Mrs. 8:ao Hotf'I De Par!!C Georgl' Hens l t>}'. 1:1:00 1960 Olympk Ga1m•:; Herber! SwBn, E11sl Liverpool 9.30 Decembe r Bride is visili11g his molher, Mrs. Cora IV:00 Twilight Zone Swan . !0:30 Pe rson to Pe rson M rs. C. r. Cawthorn, (Margaret J :00 News Groce), Clevcl11nd has been visit­ 1 1 : 1 0 A Look al 1hr Weather ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, 1 1 : 1 5 1960 SUlll ltll'r U l yrrqlics John Groce whilf' her f:l l her has 11 :45 Theater t 3 heen ill. Mr. and Mrs. J. Grove Smith Dayton spent tht• W<'Ck t>rHI with their son, Mr. and M rs. David 12:30 Just For You Smith and family. 1 : 00 News Headline• Mr. and MrB. Hobart Newell of 1 :02 Just F-0r You Keno were vlsiting Mr. and Mrs. 1 :30 New, L. D. Pierce Monday 1 :30 Just .t<'or i'@u Rev and Mr.s. Kenneth Riggs 2:00 Calling on Pt. Plea::ant have been vlsiting relatives at 3:00 News Headlinc11 Gal!Jpolis. 3:02 Mu.�ic Go Round Mrs. Billy Youni has .recri ved 3:30 News wo rd of the dealh of her muther. 3:3 5 Music Go Round Madge Taylo r of California is 4:00 News Headlines \lisiting Mrs. Ethel Larkin1::. .f:0?. Mtwc Go Round Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Hauber were 4 Local News dsiling Mr. and Mrs. N or man 4:35 Music Get Round Weber and r.ons, Monday, 5:00 Blllli<!ball Scores Miss Marilyn Bissell spent (he 5:0S Musi� Go Round weekend with Miss Linda 1 1 :iy­ S:SO News Headlln'31!1 man, Letart Falls. �:31 Music Go "Round Spendin g the weekend with Mr 11 :4� Complet� News R'lund-up and Mrs. M. L. Carr were Mary 8:00 Crow's Steak House-Sound and BeUy Carr. Betty is leaving 9f the 60'1 for Washingt on, D. C. §:30 News Hf'1dline, Weekend Juests of Mrs. Har­ 86:32 Evenin� Jnt.erlude riet 8ry8'l1t were Mr. and Mrs. 7:00 News He,dllnes Vance Arnold and daughte r and 7:02 Evening Interlude children , Cleveland. 7:30 Newa Headlinea Kenny Reynolds was v!sil i ng 'M12 SundoWJJ Serenad• 'bis rather, WHliam ReyMlda at 13:00 Sig!). Off Pomeroy over the weekend. WHT· N -TV Channel 13 ,,• -------- Alfred Area I News Of Week I Channel 8 - Friday Call Diet Sten ah I� Comedy Playhouse llne'., fioll} wood Steamboat B i l l Sgt P reslun Flatt � Scruggs Show Wealhercaal N, •ws PlcturP l lunuey Br-;-il..r ... , P.l'port Whirlybird .; Rescue 8 Bat Masterson Produc t"r's Choire Bachelo r Father Wrangler You Bet Your Li!e This M11n Dawson News li,•-'fdlincis w�athe1 c11�1 Jack Paar Show Sign Off -·-- --c---- - ---- B a� ' 4 :00 4 30 5W ,11,·JO -S:UO ti 25 6.30 tl:45 7.00 7 :30 8:00 8:30 9:00 II 30 IO.OJ 10.30 I I ,00 1 1 : 10 1 1:\5 1 :00 Long Bott'.lm 5ocietv Events :i,-t , f' +- ----=----------------------------------�--.I ... � ) , t:! , ·I OH, JUST CAlL ME LENA! N0. ' THERE'S MV FATHEI?, AMO 0� COURG& RO<lUE ! _ _ By JLµU)LD GBAY tli!AC:IOUS , AWi MINUT6 NOW HS'l.:L BE '-IOME 'FOR BRE;AKFASTf � eE aErr!NG THE CO�e otf #I> 'THe PAt-1CAKE GRIOOLe ' Mar "" REAOV I �- f eB-hip To M,,1 ·ouo.,lnx the1r surnmN rt•( •·�� i: Youth Fellowi.h 1 p uf ! ht· l l ei,. t h 8 n,ul .v S! · n t m r l , Pomcro) • M 1d d l r po rt . 0 , .Sept 8. 1 960 Miss Leah Arbaugh Becomes Bride 01 Harold E. Hawkins In Seattle Rites Ma-inly About F riday and Satu rday, Sept. 9th and 10th. Two Day Sale People In Pome roy thoditt Church of �l u.l d lcµurt tnee1 this Sunday l'\'l' l l l rlg fur '.\ I r a11d .\! 1 :-. John W i\ rhaugh u f Tu ppers Pla11h arc a n ' 9: picnJc supper to i.lo1rt t l1t:1r 1all a ,- LUCILLE HAWK lld 1 1 o u 1 H 1 1 1 i,: 1 h t• 111a r r1agt: u i l h e 1 1 daug h tc 1 Leah to H a r old E �vities. I LH1, k 1 1 1 ., u l ( ' u l u rn l;us . former! .\ uf S t e u benv1lle. Mr Hawkins .\I r 1111d Mn Charlr� Hay burn uunns the mt'(' l l !li:! /t1ll< "' 1·J t h i· 1 b ! l i e uf !\-!rs H a rold �: l l cn1. k m'> . Sr of Stcubcnvlll� and and rh1ldre11 . f'ret.l iind Beth re . per lhe new o f t u ,·r-. 11, i l l 111· 1 1 1 t h , · Li lt· J l .1 1 1 1 J d E H a v. k t m, . S 1 turnl'd to l ht'Jr homf' !11 L'hlCd�O on Shop Fridoy 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. ed. '! lit· � 1 1 \1 .., 1\ 1.:r e rt• Jd 1 n l h t· G l (•nda il' Lu t he r a n Church 1 n TUc!>day a f ter a �ISi! with .\1 r and �I n, l:lak(·r l; ,mJm1 '>• ' d ' l l , · \\ . , ,t, I n l h 1• !tt·\ \\ r,h'� M1;,,. le.an Hull returrird t o l · h1 ca�o .•lUr 1 t.la) aftt'r J \'lSH w 1 1 h her " I 1 1 , h1 1d , ,,•r 1 , · cl a� 1 1 , d t rufl ,,f 1,.irPJ\l!> . .'1-11 and .\1 r\ W11l1arn lloll I t1," "" ., 1 ,11 .\ I · Juhn l l d!>t' II ... .,� f1t ,t Pomeroy. Ohio .'l-1 r� ( , .i r 1 w1 <1 Ad<t1m, rr t u r 11 1•1J Lu ' I I.I I I I la• hunw t d }l r autl �!rs Harold I /1, 1 1 1 1 1!, · ,.,,r� a � l r n·t 11·11,.:th ' TON IGHT . l u l 1 1 11!l., ·1 ut.·!>d,1� . from �1< ' 1;:� t,1•11 th ,•-. ,. p rn k 1 t • l l u 1 1 �dl, 1 •!1 1\ , t l1 .. T I H: ltl )( J l\ 1 1 : aJI l to::..p1 t a l ;rnd 1s 1111pruv1ng 1'1llls .. n i l v. t1 1 l t' J('l't'�','!1 , , , .. ,u1<l '1ommy No<l11J11, 1 • ,•1,· �1Jr:, h,dl . l l s ,\t ..tU'I Vani\h-llT ol l ' ht•�lrr , .,rrw d ., 1.,111qu1 · l u f ,, , l ll )! h · 11. 11 1 1�• (C I < ' tlmt'd� 1 ,prnl l lw liol i da} wet'k t·n<! with . I 1 . l l< , 11, 1 1 1 1 . . .11 , d u r , h i d v. 1 l l i .d1 1t 1· • lfl•r hro l la·r all<l �1s11•r 111 law, ,\t lr j 3 Moog t·., 1 1 1 , 1 1 · 111.,1,.,1 1·� 1 lw 1 1 , ., 1 r111, ul IH1J 1ur 1 .incl .�1 l :i Eldon "TRl:J >LE CROS:-.t:JJ" ' I , H f t ;, h l u , .,1,d 11 111\1• � I I N'! lt•11g l h IHat• Ull'I' MILi 1."1 �!11(· 1.,. \ , lurnrn� �l;ir By Kroeh ler, Vo lentine Seaver, 1 \ 1 1•�� W l l ' I 1 1 1 ., t , l 1 1 t 1 J.: ;1 \ l ' l'��Ofle� FRIDAY; NOT OPEN 1\1 1 �� !wllrl'l;i Kracu tc•r �p(•nl � 1 " ! , .t i· r i.-,1 ,, p1 1 1 k b1 , u q ul' l o! .. �1 v. t ,•k w n l l 1\.11�� 1 1·rr) Ur;111l urll Berkl ine, G ree n River Choir 6 Simmons , l ;1 1 1 1 !'l l 1 .1, Satu,.d•y, Sept. 1 0 '..._ , l ! ! .i ,·1111· •. · I l l p r 1 1 ;. 1 " p 1 i lH" 1 1 1 , Ouu bit" l \orr .. 1 ' ' · - "� ( · <rnl Dl'rm nf Culu u ilm� "STRA NGU:::IL"i ! J I-: llt JJ\t ll A Y '' Sale $250.00 Rrg. $'.197 .00 Sofa. Valentine Seaver .,, .i � lhe ....,,.t � t·llt1 gul'�l of !1t•r p,H �- 11b,1 I f S CQU 5 0The )<J .,E( ' T!toN IC M 1 1 �sn:H" <.'llh, .\I r ,1ml .\Ir � i'l'ar] I J . rn: Sal• $1 75.00 RC'�. $269.00 Sora , Valentine Seaver t_, .i1orruni.; Sldf �! Sun. , Man., Tues., Sept. 1 1 . 1 3 0 Sale $ 150.00 ..J \; J r illlll 11rs l .arry \\'oltt· , d liJ ! rte�. $239.00 Sura Kroehler I ... WA.KE M E w 1 1 r:N IT'S ( ! V l'.:W' • mt• an,! ,\ 1 r and Mrs A l l f' t , -, 1 • Sale $175 .00 llrg. $269.00 Sofa, Krochler Ernie Kovat• :. Mar(lu �loore lld, ! JIil.! lt1t"k} of J\.1 1ddlt•1m1 l •" I l l B LJfC Jack Wurdt•u ,\tlonli11)' at ( ' am1Jp11 l'ark l l u .. t 1 1Jg Sale $ 1 50.00 1 C i d St < rn l Troup 1 67 11w1 Tu1•s R,· g . $249.00 Sofa. Kroehle r tun, W Va 1 r1.i) afln11uo11 at J JO ,il th1• 1 Reg. $2!17.�0 Serllonal, Kroehlrr 3 rlecc Sale $ 195.00 ( ' ]1urd1 The 1'011 1 1 ' rr1 y lla1•l1�I Mr a i 1 1 t :\1rs l laroltl Circl t· and 1 1 1 i·r1 1r1:.: 11pfn1·d with prarf'r hy SALE $ 150.00 Reg. $ 1 79.00 Plastic Sola som ol Crei.:nf1r ld �pent lhc week M r� \' 1 1·1or \' 1,11 11)' .Jr Tiu· �rnup em.I wit/ 1 ,\1 r ;rnd Mrs. Homer CirJleg. $297 .1111 Kror hln 2 Piece Sulle Sale $ 1 95.00 w1•nl 111\1'\ 1 lw 1 1 p: l ( r , b �ml clues clc arid ranuly al Carmel 11nd Mr. ilrHI ,,t t1•11dau i· ·1 · � n · c•1,r,kd by Reg. $ 1 !i0.00 ?. PiC'ec Maple, Green River Sale � ml :,1rs J , n Shockey, Porlland. TONIGHT •nd FR IDAY ! h i· p;i l ml l i•;ui t 'r, \'I' 1 1 ii wa s rr n•1 11m1 v a ,. m . d l rc� 1111 w a � J lankn of Col um . Mrs, eJ)l1 Dorothy Reg. $229.00 3 Pit•te Walnut, Green River Sale $ 1 35.00 ,lotll' •111 l/u ' 1 , : , q,h,u)I,.,, ,\ i·rPSt hdd a : 1 11 · hu;11e ol J a c k .i nd Slur hui, sprnl t he Wf'ck l' llcl J)oriK Day ltidtaht Wul 1 nark with Mr. , \ 1 id,·d ; d,•, 1 1 l . r ro '111 . f , w 1 p • Jo: ,, · " y J t ;i.� , 11 11ud Mrs l l omt•r ( ' in·lc and fam1l,I' ·� "THE TUNNEi. uF ! .() 1/ ' ' Sale $175 .00 Reg. S229.00 2 Plere Kroehler Suite l'la11, wi·n• ,1i,t ' 1 '"''.I l 1H .i.n oi·r-r I 111· hnd1• 1 ., ., ..:ri.<l .1 a h· 11J ( JIJ V<' ol l' .a rmel 11nd .Vlr. 1111d Mrs. Morns - a b,u 111.clil ,·•1 111 f• ' • U l ''' t a mp ( hr•., !i·r Reg. $26fll.OO 2 Pie<'t Kroehler Suite SALE $219 .00 -1 .11,;'1• 1 : 1 • h :-.dwul of Tu)lpt·r., / 1 ;1nh•11 , !-iyracuse Sophia Lort'II. 1\ 11t l 1 1111} (J uu1r1 A l 1 , T rd n·,11 1 1 1 1 · 1 1 1 � w ,· n' � t• n I . .1 1 , 1 ·, . . 1, . . . . 1 .it 1 11 1 111111 ..., l ,! 1 1' l ' 1 1 Mr:- l ' h;1 rlcs Husscll of Waverly , Reg. $289.00 2 Piece Kroehler Suite SALE $222.00 ,·1!. ,·.u h 1 i;11rol 1)n•�rnl1•d .t I I • , 1 1 "Tf!E UI .A< ' K I J /h ' l l l D ' C 1 , 1 •. " " :-.h,· .t � 1'111 \\' V;i , spt•nl Monday at l h e Hom• " 1 11be 1,a.c·· 1lra 111;1 l 1,·s ski!. 3 Reg, $89.00 Sofa Reds . . . . . . . . . . . Sale $75.00 P I Ill < , I ·" . . 1 , , 1 •·1 1 1 1 OH l ' olum ,·r \ ' ird<' twmc, Carmrl SATURDAY l 'n•wlJI w,•1 1· l lo1111a I(c1 Iic· I ' ' I Ill:, I '. d u ,1 lh1o I · . . i,d ,11,o I l l l h t• I �Ir anti M n, r:v�relt . Thomas • 2 Reg, S89,95 Sludlo ( ourhe, . . . . . . . . . , Sole $75.00 Vi i·kir \' ou ri i.: . l ' i• g.c y l• olmt'r, W o1 t l 11 i.: : . , 1 1 l ' 1 i l 1 I H \ t l 1 1 , d ., :-.h, • l � 1nll ! ht• lwliday wrf'k end at Lhe J:am es Cra1� \. l a rl h a V1rk t-r� 1 . , ! J,,1.11a S1rt 1 C h , Sh1•1h.1 l l1cks, '' ow 1.� ;1 I , , ., 11 1 .-1 1 1 1 ,,· I ,, , 1 1g(I n1 , ,, a II N ·1· 11om11s f1s I11ng ramp ne a r Reg. $ 1 19,50 Sola Bed . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . . Sale $99.00 "FOUH VAST ( ; l lNS ' c · r(•., llyn l l i<"k.\, l111rh � ra Tattc·r• A Vt llUl' �t h 1 J l · I l l ·1 t• 11\jllt ( ' 1 \ J , ·\ l ;i l l a · - ;tlso Reg. $ 1 79.95 Sola Red Sale $ 1 10.00 sor1, Maur1� h,1 l l ul'�t, l'amcla K1•s ( ' ;tliforma 1 �Ir 11111 1 Mrs J>on Thom11s and Janice Muson H 1 1(1 Sh•l)Wf sm�.. .-. S,d l) lfal hhuru . , f.,mily aml Mr and '.� rs. G roergc . Reg. $297 .00 Sleep or Lounge . . . . • . . . . Sale $225.00 "CHY 'l' EHH! )ll" l .1• ad t•r, ;1 1 1• Mr.� V1cln r Young .il r ll11w k111s a l l <'11 <l c1I U h m S l ;itt • !'. l' �Selru.11 d anti son Sl)<'nt the holt • l l rnvNs 1ty and w,1� form �•r l}' l' IT I day we('k ud a l .lr und i\l r� 1 ; 1•1,rg(• f l icks, Reg. $259.00 Hide A Bed . . . . . Sale $ 185.00 II coltagt> 011 the c pluyed h� flalte ll1• J\h-mo rial l11sl1 Musk rngum !liver . Reg. $ 1 89.00 Sola Be� . . . . . . . Sale $ 1 00.00 l u !�· Hl Lnlumhus. L 'larcnt·e Norris, small son of I IU' cou11lc will n•s1dc at 58:.! 7 ·1 , Mr ,w d Mrs llcrsr hcl Norri Reg. l ll9.50 l l lde A Red . . . . . Sale $ 1 7 5.00 s of Botlt1w111 Av<' . . Temple Cl\)'. l 'allf Hal"lnc, h·II al h i s home Tuesday evenini,:, disloca1in g !us lcff elbow, Mr and Mrs. Bernard Zucho2.a P l u s ' J ' ;1xcs ancl ltP1·;qipal,k I · a))rng uud dauAhlers, Karen, Kalhy 1rnd Kim Ann. r,f l'i1 tshur1:h spent lhc Wl'l'k 1•1111 wl lll hl'r part·nts. Mr. [ ;rnd Mrs l'lu l l p Mrll' r. Kan·n aml Reg. $379.95 - 40" RCA Whirlpool Wllh l nllnlle Kalhy r1·11rn1 111•d for a longer \' ISit · Heat Burners and Rotisserie . . . , . . . . . SALE $322 Mr.� . i-:lwoud BowC'l's pn•.,1111·,I with lhell' gr;indpan•nts. ;ii t hr rnl't•t u 11i of lht• 1;o ldcn Uulc }1 1ss Carolyn Meier. JUmor sl u• Reg. $249.95 - 30" RCA Whirlpool - Large Oven du�� nr l lw l'omcrny ( 'l1url'l1 of d1•11l al l h c SI. .Jmwph / los(lilal SALE $2 1 1 ( ' hri�1 . !11·lrl T111'.� 1lay t' ven111�. iii Sehnol of N urs11111. spent 1hc• wi•t'k l h t• honH· of Mrs I k rwcr Kapple t•11<! with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. $229.00 - 30" Royal - Push Butlon Control Tl,fo p lt• Plan' l'h1llp Melt!r Large Oven, (ilHs ln oven door . . . . . . SALE $ 188 l'rnyt•r h ,I' Mrs l larold Smith ·.�1 r all(t Mrs t:sl,c- Mossman and tl l )PU1•f l 1 111' ml•el lng, followed hy clau�hlt' r , N1•loru, Mmrrsvillr. and dPvnl inns t �kl•ll rrom Psalm U I . \iiss l'alru:ia Hiley of Mason, W. h ,v Mrs. liuw1•rs. Plans were maclr Va ., s1w111 t t11• wt'l'k f'nct with t heir !u M'll ( · 11risl11111� l'Hrdr., wrap• son, P\ll. Rolwrt Mo!lllman, who 1s pin,: papl'r 1111d rH1bon, a1 a tuklng hi� ha.�fr trltinini; •L Fort Reg. $249.00 - 38" Chef, Burner wllh Brain, nwrw_\' nrnk 1 11� llfOJl'l'I I ! WRII Knn'K, Kenlurk_y . Mal,hless Oven, GIHs In lloor . . . . . . . . SA LE $2 1 1 volt•1J I n p11rd111sc pa wl fur thl' ronf ur ! h t• d1url 'i1. Reg. $21 9,00 - 30" Magle Chef, Large Oven �' lrs. Lt•I L.i Sp('nct•r w;i.� in Glass I n Oven lloor . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . SALE $ 175 1·hi11.C1· <,( 1 h1• t'11lt'r1;1inm t•nl and With $ 1 .25 Lubricat ing Job priws wPrt· 11w11tdt'd 111 Mrs l•'.d· Reg. $ 1 98.00 - 36" Magic Chef, Glass In Oven Door wnrcl \1 1•u11y arnl M rs. Charles SALE $ 160 Eskl'w. llt'fn• .� l1111t•ul� w1,rC' s1•1·v1·d hv Reg. $ 149.00 36" Magi< Cbel . . . . . . , . SALE $ 122 The "illd l':pworlh Lc•ai::uC'" of t 111• hostt::ss. Msslstcd hy lw·r t hr Fori•st Hun Methodist 1 ·hur('h Reg. $ 129.00 Magic Chef, 6 fl. Size , . . , . . SALE $ 1 10 tlaughtN. Phr ll1�. to Mrs. llidrnr(I lu·ld \ ll('lf anl!lH:11 reuniot\ al Davis. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Wnltvr �·orkerl Hun l'uk. Labor l)ay. K1·r1 111"dy J1· . , Mrs. V1•110y a111! At 00011 a Jlknir cltnnn was sun 1 'rn ig, Mrs Mrl,• 1 n Smith s1•n1 1'1t 1 11 t h,• f11I Jow1ni.: Phone- W Y -2-2995 Mrs. Spl•nn•r. Mrs. 1':skew. M r.� · Mr 111111 r-.frs Harry lluudaslwl1 llowt'rs II IHI OU!' MUt•sl. M rs M l l of Mid<l l1'porl . Mr . and Mrs Rrg. $ 2 1 9.95 Eleelrte Dryer 1u11 Uoush. SALE $ 188 Will 1;1111 l l oud;1shell, Syral ' usr: Mr and Mrs Hosmer lloush. llrg. $ 1 !19.95 Wringer Washer SALE $ 175 M111i-rsvillr: Mr and Mrs. VC'rnon Reg. $ 1 79.95 Wringer Washer SALE $ 1 55 N('a�c. M iners�illc: Mr. and Mrs l'mll'y Karr. L'hestr-r; Mr . and Reg. $ 1 19.95 Wringer Washer SAL E $ 100 Mrs. tieori.:c Morrison ;i1ul sons, Trrry and GC'org<' Jr .. l ' ht>slt'r. Mr. a11d Mrs. Woodrow Mora. .l;\(' kLC. (i('OrJ!f' Kcilh amt Hkh New Shipment MAYSVILLE anl. Pomeroy rrn: Mr. 11nd Mrs. ' ve ])avid N1•ase. lioger 1rn11 Roma, w. 1rn ( conv. 1 Va1rlarw lmp11l il 4, l)uor I .ow mi lrn,i.:1•, s l}otlf'S� M r and Mrs. �·red N<'a11c, llu11ny m ulur, Fordom11ht'. new · C . al11x1 4 )Jr V U molur, msah- ,111d ou1 , :141i ru 111 11101111' w i tl1 4 1 ,..,,, Ann and Stephen. Mrs . .IUllt' ,ttlutc 1 1�1. Be a utiful hlat·k t Vinyl and polyethylene hca1t'r, r11clto. L,1r.c1• 11,. ru l lllltl!tllll Jll'<'tl . � :\ rorcl1111111II ! ' 1 1'.tll N. l .t•�S Sayre and da u,:::htcr Pauln, M i n ;11111 whitt:! finish. llAdio, ' �m\clr1I <111�h. l 1 t1\f'1I 1:la. , s. laq;t· hub 4 pl y - 800 yd, spool. 1 drapes in thun 2i.ooo 111111•, h) ' ,•lift'· sparklin g Nsvillc; Mri;. Marjorie lteutC'r. hf'11trr, like new whilc­ ful lo<·ul nw,wr , 1 \·ory um! l'<IJ)S. l (HJ'·;, j! Ulll'lllllt't' All Colors. ne w assorlmenl. N e w Susie, Ronnie, Cheryl and .rrr wnll lirr:-1. bei,1,r f1111�II. l ovt•ly 101ml frey, Pomt'roy; Mr. and Mrs. patterns . new styljng , all It•� 1t1 h•r1nr. r11d1u. l11·nh•r l l f'rb Davis, Jo •nd llonnil'. colors. The finest selecand nurny 11ttw r 1•xtrns Ath<'ns; Mari(' , Danny and .Jill lmpalu � l )uor :l4fl ,·11 111 motor with tlon we have ycl offered. l loudasticll, Marilyn a nti Twila Turboi,:lld,-. 1 ww1·r s11•n111.c 1mrl hr11kell, Karr. Ho5mer Roush rt>turned 114'W ny\1 111 safrty wl11tc-wn l l tires. beauti­ thanks for thc- 1linnN. ful l),('li,:e 111111 l u ll f1uish with Jtpo11ess Sp4'('1nl 2 Door. Locally Jual Re<elved L o w mllea.ge, A shorl busmess St'ssion wns • 111111d1in� i111nuir, rnctw. h,·11tor 1md the uwtlt'<t. cl(';in 1ntcrrnr, good tires, held with Hosmt>r Roush as pre­ works. New Shipment ,. hrntcr. �idenl, prf'sldi11g. Thf' ft,llo win,:: t)lwres11 Spur\ 2 l l r N,,w offlcrrs were C'i('t'led for t!1e n('Xl car m•v1•r sol1I ur l1t l1•il. 4 Y<"ar: presidt>nt, Mr. Rou�h; vke eY l.-63 1 1 1' t-'ru11I wlw('I prc�idcnl. Pul'lcy l Karr; Le.ah drive, 4 sri'l ' CI 1 run.� , Nelli(' ' !l('('r<'I Hf.\' ' whilew.11ll l 1 rt•s. ht•:1l1•r & Hobnail milk glass, brass I I t was d('ridcd to hnl1I the rcmany otlwr , , x1 r,1s Mu(· h mountings and lranslacStatum Wa.:on 4 Door. 6 1111ion nrxt )'f.'ar on l .l!.:un· ()11y al IHI than ct1·ul1•r rn�t. cyl. n1otnr. shl. trans. One ent shades lo match. WIil l'�orked Run Lake. Quilled rose patlt'rn coveror 1 1w l ' l,•,11t11•s\ ('llrli m beautify your bedroo m. lo\\' 11. Li kt IH'W IIH'S, ralet lillt'd with 100% dacron din, lw111n. Orown over polyester !iberflll - non albe�gc ru1111h. l ergcnic, com fortable and 'tlllll 1 1U W11j.!01l l I S1u Dr I ,6 mat resist.a nt. White backti')' Sedan, VR 111otur. rur ground with yellow/brown, A polluck dinner was held doma1it' 1 rn 11.� . 11ow..r 72 Patftirn1 To S.lkt llrom Wedn esday evening l)y lhC' SC'11ior fO!IC' 1leerlng, flt•m1 mtc·rior, / blue, lnendar/bh.1c VB 4 Door. Coral over In This Fine S.lecllen Choir of the First Unil('(I Pres• 111 goO(t 1 1 rt·�. ht>11h'r. i ,·ol' )' firush, spotless irr• print. Full size. bytrrian Church honorlni:: two of bealltiful 1 \ ur y und yrl ­ IMS A"4'0YAL Fl tJ�N teflor lnm. · Mert'oma1ie thC'ir mum b('rs who will tw leav• low rtni11h lr1111.!l. Pnwl'r bra kes, ra­ ini:: I his wc<'kend for Collegoe. A USED CARfr» l't1UIT.S dio an ti heater. Bonored were Ml�11 Lynn Buch• A 6000 0£AI.. EV!W'f/ME an11n who will t'nlcr Ohio Uni• Mal<hlng Pillows I verslty a nd Ml!1 Judy Grega who YOU /J64L WITH U$. bo entering Rio Grande College. Checks, stripe,, plaids, dotl $4.95 eoeh A gold cross necklace was and a big selection of prinU. :U0- 4 Ooor. VB motor. preiienled to earh girl b R e v. y (it-l "straigh ve a t'' every deal Make dre.sns for glr\1 and 1td, tran� lk':i ui1ful blaC'k ' How ard Ruppelt, on behalf of otnic-. power stoorlng. ra• time when you bu y a Rood finish, ('lr1111 interim. a ll wrun•n HJc the choir. dio, he•ler. like ncw tires. uKrd rar rrom POMERO Y t irf'� . radio. heater. During the evening special ;� ;; Black and white fi11i11h. MOTOR CO. 011 Main SI. pi•no numbers wert> plaj('d by Mrs. Lillian SteiH and group sin�­ in.( was enjoyed. Games und('r Cotton and raY on pile roe, lhe direction of Mrs. Harold '.tushioned wi\h lo,,m robber S11ucr w ere pl11yed. Mrs. Sauer and Mn. P a ul Hap­ non skid back.. Slze H136. tonstall were �Jl ch a rAe or the Fringed �ll arou�d. Beauti­ evenin1t with 'M1!1S Farie Erle• ful decor,rtor colar1 that are Print. and ch«ked pattern,. wine, Mrs. LuC"y Gre1�. Mn. hand or machine wa,h■ble. Sleift and Paul Haptonst�ll as­ ·lib aprons and baU apron1. alaling. Olhers att ending were Floyd Carmack, Lewis Sauer Jr .. Judy Sauer, Karen Gree& and Mary Ruth Sauer. :IUt ----· . I II I 1 AT E L B E R F E LDS I N POME ROY ', ( J 1 1 I MEIGS THEATRE I Sale! Living Room Suites Sofas, Stud io Couches, and Sofa Beds I - I I G· / t H Id S ess,on · Af h apttst Ch I \I, (1 1 ''f l • 2 GAL. CAN PAYANIA OIL $9.99 $1 .49 Go/,den Rule Class Meets With Mrs. Bowers Sale! Electric Ranges 100 S6H GREE N STAM PS FREE Sale! Gas Ranges Megic Forest Run Old Epworth League Has Reunion POM ERO Y S U NOC O STAT ION 1 959 FORD 1960 Chevrolet Sale! RCA Whirlpool $2875 1956 FORD ' ,, PLASTIC DRAPES 19S9 Chevrolet Now $239S $1095 1956 BUICK Special $895 1 953 CHEVROLET Now $1 69S NMOO� 1 957 CHEVROLET •ood $1 295 $595 1 956 MERCURY BOUDOIR LAMPS DACRON COMFORTERS Presbyterian Senior Choir Holds Dinner Reg. $489.95 Relrlgeralor-freeier, 2 IJoor Top Free,er, 14.6 ru. fl. . . . SALE $4 1 1 Reg. $549.95 No Prosl Refrigerator-Freezer 2 Door Bottom Freezer, 13.3 eu. fl. SALE $444 Reg. $399.95 Refrigerator-Freeze�, 2 ?>oor Top l'reeur, 12 cu. fl. $7.95 $995 '' ;!;!�� •f2o��orrt• 1 . ' ' \'' BATHROOM RUGS l �d�b $1 .00 I 59c SALE $344 Reg. $269.95 Refrlgeralor Single Door, 12 cu. It. SALE $222 the briefer the better! Say one Wbrd-Hane,and you'll VBI all theae Fig Leaf featur11 I Nylon-reinfon•d ,odetic aulJPOfl. Hy11ient(l double-lhiek seat. Hlghly ab101benl ootlon. Heat-resl1tant el11tic in waiatband ar,d leg openlnp. .' 3 for $2.95 Amerlf.l's l1vo11le T-shul lrith Nytt,., feinlOfeed IIKk 1h11 Cl!l'I sa,.. _... _ HAN ES .. I!!! ... ,. $1 .00 each 3 for ,2.95 Mens Briefs - Sites 29 lo 50. Mens T-Shirts - Sizes small, medium, large, extra large BOYS HANES BRIEFS 3 fcir $2.05 In Sizes 4 lo 20. BOYS HANJS� T-SHIRTS ..... '.' . In Sizes 4 lo 3 for $2.05 18. Mens Big Yank DUNGAREES fly. Sizes 29 lo 44 waist mea­ sure. $1 .98 For The Alhlele G Y M BAGS 14" canvas bag with zipper top - leather reinforced handles, blue or brown. $1 .49 LARGER SIZl!S Sen ec ron Cu rta ins the following. won­ ., • Machine or Hand Washable e Drlps Dry • Litlle or No Ironing Ne<essary • Less Than 2% .._ ..,.· � Shrinkage Tailored style In two beautiful floral flocked patlerns. White. 81" or 90" length. • $3.95 a pair Chen ille Bedsp reads Beautiful preshrunk eotlon tufted spreads . Iha! require no Ironing. Simply · was� and dry. Poly bagged wilh picture Insert, Some with heavy•mult i floral inlaid pat­ tern. beep border and fringed styles. Ful l & twin sizes. Colors: while, pink, blue, •�ua, yellow, ssndalwood. ~ . ent1ne Pomeroy•Mlddleport, Ohio, Friday, September O, 1960 NO. 1 22 A Pomeroy High School !ltudent had her interest and talent for drawing rttognize d this week with receipt of a third plac e · ribbon lor an oil painting al the Ohio Slate Fair. Barbara Coates, daughter of �11:r. arrd Mrs. Albert Coates, Lincoln HIil, and a junior In high school, started drawing last winltr in once. a-week Saturday morning elHNI <.'9Pducted by Pfof,. llrtil­ bach or Ohio Ull,lvonily. The class­ • were held in Middleport and be to be reaumed soon in New Haven. Barba ra's still li£e paintin� WiiS a purple shoe and a b)ue vase. II was entered in the Junior Divis• ion of the Hobby Show, and was the second oil painting she had tried. $5,95 Elberfelds I n Pomeroy Ohio: Partly cloudy, tic.att.,.M aho..n, th,uw._, ......,.. Muth and out toda,-, orll'enMI IOUth toni1ht. Cooler to4ey al\d tonl1ht. Saturday, cloudy, continYN ceol. low tonlfht 51-65 north to '41 south. 150 mph Winds Headin g Strai ght Toward Miami 19 Vo Ag Boys Cop 13 Ribbons At State Fair Nineteen Vucalional Agriculture .students of R.1cine High School w ere awarded 1e ribbons for exhib its at tht• 1960 Ohio State F�ir, ae­ cordini;: to lloward Nolan, Vo•Ag instruclor al llacine. Winning for lh ei r exhibits werr: E.arly potatoes, first place, Char• J es Smith; late potatoes. first. Charlrs Smilh. Tomatoe s, first place. Roland Sayre and Russell Cummins. Hay, third place , William Carle• ton. Conr.rele floats, first, Russell I Cummins; se cond, Jim Louks; third Larry Sellers; rourlh, Henry 11 111, and fifth, John Hyse ll. Tool car• rient: first, Rol and Sayre ; third, Tommy Hill; fourth. C ecil Wolfe. Tool fitting. fourth, Gerald ljarl; small labor savina applianc es, first Carl Circle; home appl iances. sec­ ond, Lawrence Lisl e ; third, Gerald Hart; hflh, Carl Walton. Other exhibitors wer«' David Da vidson, Rog er Holler, Bruce MC· K e lvey, John Rowe and Marian Wells. ThC Slate Fair display by th e local ch a pter was one of the year• round projects carried out by th e Vo-Ag class. Weather SINGLE COPY - 5e na Veers, on D . . . � � � employment U nKey West Is •, . ,,. f i Decrease Less f: �· -, Getting Ready Than Expected -. , Fla. !/; Funeral Services For Infant Will Be On Saturday . "Funeral service!! will be held Saturd ay a l 2 p. m. from the Eden Church for one•ye ar-old Donald E. Holsinger who died Thur�da y in Marie'tta M emoria l Hospita l. Surviving .are his parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger Jr., Mr. Re edsville; grandparents, and Mrs. Alva Hol&inger St., Reed nil le o nd Mr. and Mn. Rus• sell Cline, Racine; hi,. great grandmother, Fannie Be.liver, Ra· cine and many cow:ins and uncles The Rev.� EIUn 'BLlltti wilt offi­ cl.a le. Frieod11 will be «iceived at the While Funer•I Home any­ lime , in Coolville. Hopes Hold Up For End Of Railroad Strike PHILADELP HIA UPI-An In­ termediary in th e dispute be­ twee n the Tnnsporl Workers Un­ ion and the Pennsylvania Rail­ road expressed hope today for settlement of th e nine-day shut down of the nation's l argest rail carrie r. Dilworth Mayor Rich ardson said he had been in touch with the federal m edia tors as well as union unrl management rcpre11en· talives and found the climate op• timistic. "There is reason lo hope th at a settlement can now be <OD· elud ed," Dilworth said. WASHINGTON U P I - Unf'm, ploymcnt dropper! by 2211,000 m August to 3,788,000 Joblen, the Labor Depa rtment reported to• day. A dl!cline of 500.000 would have been normal for the month. Th e total number of joO hold· ers in th e nation fell by 407 ,000 as a pickup in non . farm industries failed to develop. Howe ver, the Augu!lt employment total of 68,282,000 was a 1 ecord for the month. The de partment blamed e arly model chang eovers m autoll and continued sluggishne!!.!i in steel for the disappointing decline in joblessness and the drop in the STATE F A I R R I BBON W I N NERS - Mem hers ol Racine High School's Vo•Ag classes number of jobhold ers. won 18 ribbons for individual exhibits at the S tat.e Fair. Nineteen boys took part. In front, I If the usual August climb in to r, Henry Hill and Carl Circle; second row, Tommy Hill, Bruce McKelvey , Russell Cum­ non, farm industr,es had occur• mins, ij,Ql,ani:( S�)TC, Lawrence Lisle, Jo�n lffl we; stan�ing, Bill Carlelon, Larry Sellers, �arl red, it would ha.ve offset a drop Walton, l\oger Holler , Gerald Harl, Cecil Wo lfe, Manon Wells, John Hysell, Charles Smith , of <13 1 ,000 In farm jobs. Such ii 11)ackeni'ng in farm work is usand Howil'd Nolan, instructor.--Sentinel Pho tos. ual in August. Unemployment moved do wn from 4,lH7.UOO m July to J,738, · ooo· in August. nut becauie the normal, seasonal shrmk11e of 500,000 was not realized, the un• employmenl rate shot up from 5.4 per cem 1or July t o 5.11 per cent 1or Augusl. This m ea nt that in August 59 of every 1 ,000 men and wom en In lhe labor force were out of work Kid lobkmg for a job. Seymour · Woll'bel n, the 'La bor Departm ent 's job e'xpei- t, said continu ed "unerpeioymenl ha• ·,or al,,eatt the ,.., quarter three ot t.he y-, .Dot to u.lisfy olir upcctatiorrs.'' H e e mphasized, however, that employm ent "is moving along at a very high pl a teau." He said expansion m tne number of jobs wits "be ing br.ak ed mo5tly by the 11tuation m steel." High Sch,oo/ Boys Interested In Agriculture Recogn,ized �•Ula· This Is How Racine's Vo-Ag Display Looked At The Fair LEOPOLD VILLE, The Congo UPI-Premier Patrice Lumumba today aeeused Presi�ent Joseph Kasavubu or high treason and claimed for himself the func­ tlona of ehief of state arrd su­ a� t.:o., t:ln�in• I fcred lo sel up � S2,000 scholar• preme commander of the army. SALT LAKE CITY UPI-Polic e The Dorn e l:hcmi_c , h el,\rt�g ship fund for hts church. They pr ?hmmary Lumumba 's latest move in this waived nati, h eld a former Cincinnati execu· S . D15 went lo a bank and Marshall de• U. to over power struggle with the President bound was and check ent fraudul tive today 011 $,,ooo posited a check fur $2,000 In a under of the Congo came in an order tiere ch arges and an alleged e mbezzl e, trlct Court n ew account. of the day to Congolese troops. b1it 0 m ent involving ah estim a ted $1 5 only on two arr•igned It apparently was written W ed­ He was After leaving the bank, Mar• 000 charges, one shall sudd en ly " rem embered '' he ne1d1y or Thursday but made pu­ 8oot1ters Sponl!loring cheek ent fr.1udul Edward Marsha ll, 36, who left from Kinston, N . C., and th e was sbort bHc only today. ol cash and returnerl in AuguSt, 1 959, a nd lcrt a other fr-Om Boise, Idaho. How• to ca9h a check. The minister Jet Ohio ecor o vent p on a Lumumb nd a Kasavub u 1 Monday proclaimed e11eh other The Band Boosters of Pome- lnil of bad cheeks aod aba n- ever,, police said he admitted the bank take the money from ........ p,rly doned cars behind him, in a year embezzling the mone y from the bis account until the check W•S -y ar, sponsoring a dan"' since fired from their jobs but ar· then the premier has received with ..The Jays" Sa turday night, long coast to coaSI trek, was Cincinnati firm writing numerous cleared by th e 1'" ifth Third Union U. S. before Thursday raign e d starting at the 1 at 7:3 S e pt. 0 0 aupport from parliament. che cks and . renting cars with Trus 1 Co. in Cincmnali. Gar- bad In today'a proclamat ion Lum­ Pomeroy High gym called •n Commiseion er Edward M. a stolen ered a t car d • nd • ban• But thr. ministe r became suspi . n e tt on two fraudulen t ch eck umba in effect declared hhmelf "a nniversary party." donlng the m i n citi es across tbe I cious and ea llcd police. A check A sp ecial attraction is report- charges. preaiderrt as well as premier. eountry. with the Cincinnati bank revea led Msrshell, who allegedly cmb,zd c t n e rnm e gov your of "The chief , (o be (h e "exp 1o 1ng voI can• Marshall was secretary-treasur• Marsha l l did not have an account ' I I t f h r, o , 1 m s lu o k n w c m r 1 la ro 0 p ro o r 8 ll s . 5 .�•ooo · �___t_____ .__ '______ .. __ ,_ '_ ,_ ,_,_,___ ,___ er of the Dqme c;ompany, makers there. o__ _. _ _ _ ___ . __ Patrice Lumumba, as from today _ and ln conformance with the law, Police said this was the method of Red Devil ll&hter fluid. He assumes the functions of chi e f of dlaappeared one day last aummer Marsh a ll h ad used to pass most J gov,.rnment and of the Congo• Idling Charles Neyer, president of his b,d checks. Uis vicHms Iese alale," the order to the army of the firm, he w as going , lo usually were educators or church 11id. i ,_ Florida · m _ "· ::..� �: �... ,, Lalcr, it was learned the bache- D 1 M HJOr 11 • COLUM BUS (UPI) - Three young Amishmen were held lor had purcheaed 8 $29,000 u ncan W'JI $26,000 Merchandise city prison here today lo await sentencing by Federal Judge in home with a swimming pool, an Phy8ical Education Fil{Ures In Charges at state G. i Underwood hospital for refusing to wofk Mell s n a , e lectric organ and other luxuries K. awal UPI-N BUS 111 rshall Dun ·an, son o t Mr. and COLUM all on $80 a week tak11•home pay. Mrs. Buren Duncan of Cliflon, will Goel, 25, farmer Ohio St.ate Uni­ lieu or military service. The three conscientious objec• che n workers at other 11tate a nd The eompany founds its books enter Marsh a ll i.:ol legc this fall as veralty atudent from India, was were $120,000 11hart and $30,000 a physical education maJor. H e is to be ehaqed today with grand tora were eonvictcd in U. S, DI&- county institutions. "The court will be lenient with worth or materials w ere misalng. a 1955 graduate of Chester High larceny tn connection with the trict Court during brief trials Wednesday a nd Thursday. Each you" Underwood told lhe three. $26,000 estimated (n the case that led lo h is ar- School. an theft of Dunc an will be a candidate for of mercha ndise from a depart­ race1 a maximum sentence of "I'm going to acnd you to J a il for reat, Marshall had cont.acted a rive years in prison and a $1 0, a few days to let you think it mini11ter e11r!y Thursday and of· thf' football team a t Marshall as a ment ■tore here. over. Then you ca n tell me whe• guard. He played foolb•II with the Goel, w h o eame here two years 000 fi !l4lDaniel M . Swartzentrubcr, 23, th er you want to go to work or u . s. Air Force a t Okrnawa . H e was a&o to work toward hla mader of I Rev. Miller ReJ)Orted iormcrh' employed a l /ntcrna lion· aclence degree, faces po11ible de• of Holmes County near Beact1 go back to prison.'' a l Harvester in Columbus and •lportation to lndla If coovlcted. City, and David W. Mill er, 24, of Hospital Patient Pollet arrested Goel Thurlday Apple Creek in Wayn e Co \l nly \ Marine Captain's Ice , Rev H arry Miller of Middle• t,nded summer school at Marshall T a e foll0Wln1 an inve11tii,:atlon by the e . W. Va., is a pa tient in S L this year. . ourn a s Off In M �tch l> Ohio Hlghway Patrol of recent : � �;J!��. !;�!: ����j:�; P yROMF. t?Pl�B•ll -------Joaeph 's Hospital in Parkersburg. found guilty earlier. . Mc'."•ll�n, Ue is 11 former p aslor of EUB chur­ theft■ from the university. All three said work of "nation- a V. S. Ma�mc l;aPl•ira with ice Have n und in Point Officer• Perinit !Ua11 al heallh, safety or interest "' in wa �er in h a s vems, gave the ches in New asant. Ple gold medal _another �m\ed les a St place of military tralning was . in Short Frc,edo111 iddleport Man Held Rev. "Millcr 's room number at lhe violation of their principles. They m th e Olympic Games today by A Gallipolis man who fin ished 510. H e is the father of n Theft Charge re fused to report for work al w in_ning .lhe ripid-fire pislol com• hospital is his t erm in the Ohio l'cni!entiary mer· lhrry Miller. New Hnven William Guthrle, Middleport, Columbu s State Hoapital last pelltion in .i special 9hOOl•off . yesterday didn ' t have long to chant. u bound over to the grand Nove mber and would not tak e w a il for a new home. McMill.in's triumph. as a Rus. ury today in County Court un- joba as farmen, orderlies or kit• sia n rival wa.s unable lo match Sheriff Robert llartcnbach 's r $GOO bond on a theft charge, d eputicll were walling for Harold LICENSE ISSUED his coolness in the clutch, w as TO BUY LOGAN LAND ,n an affidavit flled by Rieb A m.irri age lieensc has been J. Thompson, Gall ipolis, Route 2 th e 33rd U. S. gold medal of th e state e Th UPl COLUMBUS ualls, Guthrie ll ehar1ed. with in Probate Court to Dan­ when he was release d after serv• iHucd games. How e ver, Russia still led Wlldllfe Div\11ion disclosed toda,I' It then or ,12n. 22, tarmer, Coolville ing II term for larceny from Bernard, iel with 34 and was expected to In anotller County Court caH, hat agreed ta purch1se 293 acre of widen the l•,P in itl bid lo wrap and Rulh Stocklon, 21, clerk, Pickaway County. He la charged coe Roberta WH fined flO Lo,&an County land ror, use as a up the ufl\,fflclal team cbamj,ioo- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan· h ere with Issuing a cbai:ilt without d. COltl: on • ch■ra:e of failure !lab apd wildlife area, if it can gel su!Cicient ford Stockton, Hew.lock Grove. •blp, the mooey from the leaislature. atop ■t u intersecUoa, dH Cincinnati Executive Held In Salt Lake City On Bad Check Charges, Embezzling $150,000 E I Sheer Lovellneu In Slurdy,Dtlp-Dry curtain with a1 Devoted To Ths lnure,t, Of 1'he Mei11-M,uon Area R $1 .79 and $2.39 care VOL XJI Lurnumba Grabs Presidency Of Congo Nation Sa nforized for pcr(ccl fit. fu ll cul with graduated dimensions for fit and comfort. Zipper A truly minimum derful features; ly Unit-HI PreN lntern•tl11n11I Th• I S R...,ubllu of thf: USSR form the le,....t nation In fho Wlllrld, comprlaln, 1.6 mill ion M1Vlro mltn or 14,6 .,.,. cont of tho wal'ld'a tohl land troa. Miss Coates Is Ribbon Winner At State Fair $1.00 each NEW FALL DRESS MATERIALS WOMENS APRONS I SALE $533 $2.39 & $3.29 ea. $995 I Reg. $639.95 Re(rlgeralor-Fret'!t.er, 2 Door Bottom F ree:r;er, 1 5 en . ft . . . . $1 .00 a poir ,, 1 9S8 FORD Refr igera tors 55c spool 1 959 GOLIATH $1695 CARPET WARP • $229S Sa le! RCA Whi rlpool u�.oo I 670x 1 5 or 600x 16 TIRES a nd Satu rday 9 a .m. to 9 p.m. • e Now You Know a· AmiSh Men Rest Iii C•Jty a)•1 Pending Sentencing By Court J Jwim-. Suspects Sought In Oeveland Hole-Up Spots CLEVELAND UPI _ A wide­ spread search of hot els, motels and tourist homes was conccntrat• t'd in North eastern Ohio today for a hot suspect in lhc $53,000 rob• bery of a Canton bank. Police here ond in Canton join ed FBI ag e nts in the sea rch for Har• ry Euge ne Highfill, 32, described 11.s armed and dangerous. Highfill also was 11. suspect 1n th e $4,000 robbery on Aug. :m of a Cleveland· Trust ..,;o. branch. was When last s een, Highfill driving a 1951 Ford lwo•door bear• ing Ohio license N•l855-D. How­ ever, an FBI report said the SUS· p ect wa s bclie\led to ti a ve another s et of plates in his possession. 'fhc susp ect was described as 5 feel, 6 inches tall and about 145 pounds. He has l.>luc eyes, brown hair .ind is said to be a heavy drinker. The FBI reported Highfill talked of heading for Miami, bul the condition ot his car could rule out the possibility of such a long trip. The car reportedly shimmi es bad­ ly and w as thought to be irr need of rcp•ir. Letart Falls Church To Hold Special Services The Rev. Lcniley or Cheshire M ethodist Cha rge will hold evan• gclislic services al the L etart Falls Methodist Church, b egin­ ning Sepl. 1 2 thru Sept. ta. The services are for the Letart charge composed of eight church e s. Each night will be dedicated lo one of the church es with spr.­ cial sincing lo be furnished by the dcsignaled church. Tt..ese are Monday. Sept. 12, Apple Grove end Eas1 Letart ; Tue!iday, Sept. 13, Grc.et Bend; Wednesday, Sept. 14, Letart Falls Thun;day, Sept. 15, Mor� Ch a pe l; Friday, Se pt. 16, Oak Grove; Sat• urd ay. Se pt. 17, Stiversvillc; Surr­ d11y, Sept. 18, Sutton. Rose Norris, former reside nt, will be sona leader for the Hf"ice�. l::'YU)'i>ue ii wdcumt. . LANGSVILL E CHURCH GospeI ff3fMODY Boys To sing � • At Homeconu.ng The Gospel Harmony Boys of H u ntin,c:ton will present a prognm I bis Sunday afternoon al the 1.angsvill e Congreg•tional Christian Churct1 al 2 o 'clock. Their appearance will be the fea ture 01 tile annual Homecom1.og of the cnutcn. Sunday school wuJ be held at iUKJ a. m. a basket dmne r w t ll be served al 12 noon and an evenmg service will be held at 1:30. Each y ear the Homecoming atlr1,1.cts a iargc erowd and extra se aling 1s De1ng arra ng ed !or th11 year. A punlk addre!IS sy.,. Lt!m WIil al8o be used. Tile pub11c is mv1ted to the services. Bill stobart Js President Of . Senior Class U pper classes of Middleport H.ii;ti me t Thursday to el ecl offi· cers for the new school year. William St'obart • was elected president o[ th e Seo.ior class with Don Erwin, vice pr esident, John Blaker, secretary and Richard Swackha mcr as treasur er. Chose n as presid ent of the Juniors was Sharon Pick ens; J a mes Reed, vice president; Den· nis Saelens, setTeta'ry; J erry Bolyard, tre.11Surcr and H e len Taylor. ex ecutive oHicer. Forr est Bachte l was elected as presid ent of the Sophomore cl ass • with Russell McElhinny, vic e president. Other officers a re Da• secrdary; Sharon vid Lewis, Yeaug er, treasurer and Tom Ra ll, executi,·e o(ficer. MARATHON, iUPIJ Hu rncane Uonna and Its 150· m1le-an-hour wmcts stlllted s11ghUy northward t o d a y Onngmg the whote southern tip 01 .r'londa, including the pupuJous M1am1 area, rn range of Its deaoJy wmds and hign tides. 1n an emergency warning at noon, e.d..t., Lne 1'1iam1 Weather Hureau extended llS hUr• ncane warnmgs nurtn of the r tonda Keys 1.0 .t· ort Lauderdale on lhe Atlanuc Coast and t'Unta Gorda on tne Gull. v,11e wa.rnings were e.uenu ed on the LUii Coa�L northward from l'u11ta L.orua to St. lb.ark.&, mcludmg L.akc u1r.eecnobee m the intermr. fhey already flew over the East Coasl nonhw ard to Vero Bea ch. ka-y• S.ttena Down The t ionda Keys h a d been ex• peeled w get Lhe brunt 01 the 01g slOrtJJ with only gale wmds of .>tJ - OU m.p n lor A>uam1. Northern Cuba felt the fury of the vicious storm today as 1l I swtrlell 1nroui,:t1 mto 1ne floricla. j :-,trans ano DOl'e down on the Kesich.nu 01 the island n.eys. ch,un worlle<t tt1rougho111 the mght rwaromg up nome:1, stores, l 11oh· mg camps and Lounsl laciln1es. fhe sudde n shJH in d1red 1on 11. ppare n u y uught we.ithcr J ore, c....t.ers DY surpra&e aod an e mer, geney- -w;arn1ng w.;u i�ueu. lfl Ille 111ronge1t h1111u.ige IL warned: "A dengorous hul'rl�Nt naw rhrutons meal of oxlreme Muth f lodda. " .')a tcly precaution& should be rushea WILII a.I.I poss,b,le uraeni.y 10 the area of nurricanc a1spla) ,.llld completed at lne cariles1 POS• s101e moment trom fort Laulier­ daie to h.cy West and by evening on lhe Gm1 Coast." Charts Stol'm P•th At noon, e.d.t., vonna was cen. tered about la4 miles soulh·soulh­ �ast oJ M1am1 and th e aam,.e dJs· tanCf! to th e east-south east of Key 'w est. Ttus was near lalltut.le 23.6 north, longitude 79.5 west. fhe hurricane was moving lo• wai;d t he west-northwest al about 12 m.p.h. Th e Weather Bureau said n would malntam this di· r eclion and sl)eed for 12 huw-s. I Friends' Night WiU Be Held Saturday The Racine Chapter, OES, will hold ·· Fri ends Night"' S11turday, Sept. 10 at 8 p. m. it Is announ· ced by Jane Hill, Worthy Matron. A p gram is being planned and J,II me1'lbers are urg ed to atten . Pomona Grange To Give Degree At Wilkesville High Sept. 12 Meigs County Pomona Grange met in regular session re­ cently al the Rock Springs Grange Hall with Star Grange as hosts and 64 members present. Re ports were heard from 12 steward; Mary Genheimer, chap­ granges and it was decided that I lain; Jess Jones, secretary; Leo Meigs County would visit th e Story, treasurer; Amos Leonard, Vinton County Pomona G range gat ekeeJH!r; Belly Erwin, ceres: and exemp\if:y the Fifth Degr ee Fr a ncis Brown, pomona; Mild· Monday evening, Sept. 12 at the red Stockton, flora ; Sharon Je­ Wil kesl'ill e High School building well, l ady .inistant steward; cxe• cutive canimittee. C. E. Blak es. al a o'clock. New officers elected, WIW'e l ee ; legi1h1tive chairman, Fr ed Virgil Atkins, m aster; Thomas Goeglein; Lucille Story, home Avonellc S.1y,re, ov erseer; Pauline Atkins, economics chairman; lecture r; George Genheimer, ste• Holid ay, youth chairm a n and w a rd; Robert Jewell, assistanl J ess Jones, juv enile ma tron. I n th e nation a l ba king eontest, eooking section, Mrs. Dale Kautz Tag Day Arrangenlenls was first; Mrs. Leo Story, sec· ond; butterc a kc: Norma Lee, Com , •leted By Group Fina arrangem ents are being first; Mrs. Story, seeond; bre ad made by the Band Boosters of division, Helen Radford, first; Middleport- for their ennual Tag Sharon Jewell, second; eroch et Day drive this Saturday begin• division, centerpi eces and doilies Mrs. Buen a Grueser. first; Mrs. ning at 9:00 a. m. lle aclquarters for the drive Jewl"ll, SCC'Ond; ba by sets, Mrs. will bo t he offlee of the Columbus l·lenry Beav er, first; no second. In lhc slat e contest in pound & Soul hern Ohio Electric Com . pany on MiTI St. During the day t·ake, Paulin e Holiday was first; the band will march and as has Lucill e Lelfheit, second; com­ hcen the custom £or 'f!e\'crul panion shirt, Clara Paulson, first; years solidtalion will be confined Bt'ulah Me eks, second. (n the Prince and Princess to M iddlcpo rl. conlesL Marilyn Stockton wu princess and Johnny Newell, RUPE FORFEITED BOND will repre!ent Ch i<'f Hcrb.-rt Gilkey reported prince. Th ey M e igs County at l Roy of morning this arrest the �e elate m eetC. Brown. Huntington on a n in­ ing in Oetober. The next regular meeting will toxicat ion charge. In a ses!iittn of M ayor Ke nn eth be on the firat Friday ni1ht in McElhi nney 's court l.ut rright. Novem�r when in■lallalion of Clarence Rupe for{eiled a $200 officers will be beld witb Ohio Valle, Gr.ua,e u bOiti. bond 011 • .PWJ cbaa'&• � 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. 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