https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0e850fed55d7ff0fd8c0706698d17a73.pdf f8ebe22e4c996198a33bc713b0b9a908 PDF Text Text ..........---•• ' / of ��: "�• °:::d/�;:;�"):,:��',{ / " ' Supt C ul s Gibbs spoke on the ", To work For Com,ng . year 01 ActI'VI t,es I P'°'"" of th ew S<hool and Ro• t Roberts ' xplained sludents �a, Run PTA Puts Its Committees h e e n e .1be Sugar Run PTA held its first meeting of the year Thurs . ber . several tlem.s accident insurance_ I O f business was d_iscusse d· . ��vening at the school. i .. . James Titu s president ope ned the meetin g w th the Parents of the first grade pupils . '. ' PT:• _ h e minutes of l h e J ast m eeting were read by were introduced and a roll c il ll n. pledge. T ·, Holzer Student To Hav,e Training . At C,olumbus Around And About I eport I M'dd Van Cooney-Hauck Wedding W�s fvent Son Born To M.c.4ngu, . ,,, ilY september 18 • '"' '"-m ber 3ra (JI �'"P ..J A t Ch Urch OI ChrI'st r am M, . a Mn. M,cll MeA gu1 ' h white gladioli and ferne and are announcing the birth of a i5 lb, Before �tItar decorated Wll · 7 oz. aon, Marlin AMn, Sunday, nd I Miss Sue Ellen Smith, dau . i;: hter m eo S rs. Th o1 M r. and ,1 J th , pea- Christ ltt\i:iddle)IOrt. " . cock Ave. , a senior student al Ho!. · 1 Mrs, e o h t Van bride Coo ney and ; Charles t f c of r Mar e repor is e The reasurer Spen e d th daught e glVen b the t r Y an tak e n with th e atlendance banner Janii:e and P,uI,ne Zfrkle w • e z:er Hospital, lefl Th ursday for Co--� i\ Cooney n..ul Werner. lhe Van groom is the awarrl ed to Lhe firSl grad e . Norwood and late Middleport of r h ! visit m MHrietta Saturday to w h um us whe e she will do three I I . Mrs. Marvin .Sur,t "eo•r:m1 •.,1ees for the }"ear wer<' named th e Bob Spri n ger wh o ls a Freshma n mont h s 11.ffiliatio11 work al Child- the son Of MrS . R'IChard p·ICkens and the ale , Ch ar es Hauck . med a.nd L. n d udcd ptogra rn : j 111.<!mlJe rsh 1 p Mrs Ralph Campbell; commitlee� for the Halloween par- al the Marietta College. They al- ren' also of Middleport, s Hospi tal. . -Kt.• Will11m A nderson . Mn. C . E. "wa Y s and me ans M rs. M arvrn Burt, I l y includrng tickets, Rob, e rt Rob- so attended the Marie tta Foot ball Vows of the doubl e ring cere- ,flo w ered print and e white garden• ,.. ' Watson rry Mrs • ' r Mary' Hit '.'.ln • w•,, •• so H r e - JUU:eslee Sh e w1.11 return to Holz - , er 1s an d he o K1mes; pianist 1or game Saturda y n ight i n which Bo b , . , . . and M • ., Ll" yd , • . ht : , , . ·. . . mon y were read by A.ev. Fred I. la co111age. . · · ·. t ap1tahty: Mrs. J am i's O Brien l ra l�, Mrs. Renzo :M ench1 m antl I the grand marc h Mrs . Mar}; Tracy · play ed. pita! in December and in January Gardner at 1 :30 in the afternoon , Pre- nup tial music was presented ' *Mn. � Gilmore , J r .., �Itdrhom '. \t rs H obert Story , _ a_nd delegl'. tes ; f, sh pond, Mrs.' Cha rles Radford'. Mrs. G race Pratt a nd Mrs. , will go back 10 Columbu s for t hree n 1 M wi . · ��bC��I• Mri.. P h il liln buk ar and �� w e l o ��t} c;u � cil . M� . fo :rn ld 1 ..:ha1rman. Mr. an,! Mrs. Wend e ll t· rank Powers were in Gallipolis mo mll s psychiatric training a t ColThe bride , who was give n in ��d �:S. c�:g , ��10f!g,t0't'h . 11 11 1 m n , G erlach, Mr. and Mrs. Danny last Saturday on business. · marriai:e by her un cl e, Dt . Ray• o ( Middl epo,L · na Ph Welk.er. , umbus Slate Hospital. . h Thompson, M, "'" Mn. Robe<! M. �s e;!z \ti�-mo,e, � ' · ·� " �� , hcshirn, mond Route,, C cf was atticed in , I Thomp,o, N,n !is, , '. i " , P ' ' · ' • Mn. M ,nd Rich Sta d enh l 1 . Mrs . Dan Whitei Mrs. Ma(,a Cam�h(')I, Mrs Charles Spencer Fett)' , Mr an d M rs . D onald :.. ulle n. off of Columbus visiled Su n day also a seni or student. went with white floor le ngth_ gown worn over I tierc ·d w eddini:: cake Lopped I A · · . -G ,....;. W · :t•t lr 1and and Mrs. \\right; and ..irs Nelda Wisc. Mr. &nd Mrs. N orman Harhrecht. with Mr . and Mrs. William M orris M ii.;s Smith and they will be room- an old fashi oned hoop and fell j wi t h a m1ma ture br ide and a:room 1'ill!I ma tes. They were accompa n ied to i nlo a chapel train. The front was cente red the brid e 's t able for th<! Mr. end Mrs. Lloyd Wright and \1r. and family and oth er relatives. and M:-�. Jame!!. Clatwurt hy. Harry $. Moore e n terlained at Columbus by Mr. and Mn. Smit h . covered wit h appliqucs creating a rece ption which was held for thP li ered effect. The gow n foatured a co uple follo wing the ceremony. AlNam,·d nn the rcfreshnl l'Ht rtinn e r Sunday at the Martin Rest bodice of lace with a scalloped ter the culling of the first pu:�ce stand were M r . and Mn. Phil G!o- a ur;mt , Miss Jea n Lama local imd l bokar, Mr . .ind �rs- Thomas Crow, Mr. :rnd Mrs. Harry S. �loorc, Jr., necklin e covered with irridescent bY, tne bride, the cake was served pearls and long !!leeves which came by Miss Karen Walker and Miss Mr. and M:·s. E<'.war tl �aer, .\Ir and Mr. and Mrs. William N . I lo a poi n t over the hands. She car· Carla Wilson with Miss Susie Aland Mrs . uJdu (_: irolall�l . _Mr, J_n<l Moure of Asla nd, Ky. ! � Baxter \i rs. No,. man ri£>d a uscade arra nge ment of I lensworth se rving t he punch. O th- I , ,�lrs. l--l,11 r:i,- I v,,·,, · w' ' . n th g " d an M M H I ' . ' ., ' · - I(O ber t (,,)Jl�S . YlfS, K. Woodge d •· wh ite roses. er assisli nr: at the recepti on were w a..,on, .,1 r�. r Su n day were . Mrs. . G Mrs. Martha Ch>'ld,, M•• Ida e o rge Hohst etter J r . and Mr s. · "'" Men's Wool n vodge,•d's bro ther an rt sis • teru A surprise b1rtbdi.y party was •• m1 \'anCooney was aIIended bY Ch1. Ids, Mrs. Oscar Rousb Mr·s. Ed· I ,.e1nC" Pau t . ,., . r; ,1.i1rl _. J:lam r. : J it•l1f's • n - law Mr and 'Ir Haro I" . � u ' � 00.k [ · e l :! Sa t urday by ��rs. E . J. Acres .M1�s Judy Clark of M 1�dleport a · O'Brien, Li,;o Crew, Leslie !•ulll 0 1 r, · ,e, ·,u,g, 'w'· v a . an d r . ss Ja mee gar Allensworth' Mrs. George Hud• of bonor, and Mi maid at he th t n elebr · day e aeve birth son and Mrs. Cla11de Ashley. an d James Tilus. � :sh ' 1 c . . C oo,.r · . 1.ont. s s1 ,,'er, M rs . ·w mnic . · ,.f .J. 1_e r dau� h tcr Caro lyn Sue, :It . . Ha1:1ck, ,ist er of tne 1room, as of California. Pocket ladies: '.'.1rs. C h arles S11cn Both :Kr. and Mrs. Hauck arc t \_\'ere attired 1 e port. , .1e! L hom e m �1ddl . - I ?1a1� of hono . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert JaY : of 1 Carolyn received ma ny mec .,..adua teB or · Midd1 epo,'t High cer, Mrs . Ldward Wel l s, Mrs. Roon w111:1 f f orest green organdY .,. g,fl8 m .,... bcrt Wilson 11nd Mrs. Mih.l red Columbus spen t the weck , nd fro m her friends and refreshmen ts I trimmed. wttb • deeper �bade of Schoo l in the class of 1960. Mr. Hay es; for tune tcl\CT, .\Ms. Jitmes with Mr. and Mrs. William GfUe. of 1cc cream and cake wer� served v_elvet. Their �ead dresses were Hauck is a freshma n at Rio Gpindc � : Conde; treats: Mr . .anci Mrs. Ro- s er and family. , by Mrs . Acr�s ,who was 1n1s11ted by tmy veils held m place � ,a _circlet College tRis fall and tt"n, Hauck i Mrs. Sadie McElhi nnY sub ti- Mrs . Carl Nattingham. b)" Unied bert Story and Mr. a nd Mrs. Wilcurrently Ohio ploy . em of Jreen . lt11Ve6 Each carried a 'nliam Mayer; solicili n g: Mrs. Rich- lu ted et the Bradbury Elcm;:: 0 colonJal bouquct Of bronte and versity in A thens. Guesls for th\ aftern oon were yellow pom-poma. d ard Nculzling, Mrs. Robert Harten • tary Scb.ools last Th ursday Following , s.bort weddlng trip bach, Mrs. Olin Boot he and Mr's. F' riday ror Mr�. Audrey Theobald Mo n ica· l lacket l, Li nda Cochran , who wa s ill. Stev e Oil er, Ksthy Bunce, Ja nie Bestman was James y·11;1Cooney to tbe Smoky Mountains, the new , Hobert Wilson. Mi ss Bess S11 nborn who fell al Hlmly, Alle n Ray Cunninghani, of Middleport, hr.other ot the bride. couple ·is at home 11t l43 ,Bu tter• Sw eet sh op Mrs El za G ilm ore ' Ir Mn nan \\-hate, Mrs llcnza her h.om e la�l Salurd.iy receiv ed Elizabeth Blaet tnar, Kare n Price, Ushers were Larry Baker, George nut Avenue i n Pomeroy. - - - -- --- -\fC' n r hm i M rs Roy Tracy Jr., Mrs. brui ses a nd scratc hes and waa Joyce Davis, Mary Burkett, PamelJ Mlllt-r, Gene Abbot of :.Iiddlt-port j 1�alph ( amp b cll. Mrs James Diehl, n ut inj ured serio usJy. She expect- Natting_h am, Carl Nattingham, and a nd Wlllii111 Woodard of · Pomeroy. 1 The iriothet or tlle bride wore a M r� N i• lila W i sc an d )lrs Dwi l!: h l ed tu return to th e Sa n born Je w· Cn roly n 's sister, Lena, and brothcrs, All en and Dougie. blaek and wlltte sheath dress with Cullum �: Wil..:h i::anw. Paul Wer n - clry Store today. ------Mr. · and Mrs. Harry Houd a• l matcRinc ■Ceel&Clrlert and,,J white er, Marvin Burt anrl Renzo Men• • n a t h helt d daug er Freddi e were � orchid c,:prS11g:e. c Jl E. H<'..-. p\,i1c: en a u • pikh i; chi n Famous Heallhknlt Bro wn , Leo Vau i::han anrl Roher\ I ll Wss h mgto.n C. H. Sat�rday to The groom's molher wore a silk atte nd the Sesqu1 e nte n mal Ce le - · . Her ndon -. hriition. . During the prog u m ho ll r th e . Pre1b.)'lftU#I,\t rs. Victor Grim has been ill paren ts visi t ed the various class t her home during a the t pa1 m ts n e af h s e fr e r h rooms ter whir. IM , were ser\· ed by lh e exe cutive com- wee k. IHIRY 1Wo film strips on Africa were ml ttee . Gl'OUp l·' o .the First United DRAWIRS Mr. and Mrs. Joh n W ern er w�re shown by Rev. Raymon Konkrigh t f i n Jewett yeste rd ay to ret urn Su nday evening d uring the pro- Pre■bittiri•� Ch�rc)J o( Middle­ p ort wtn, n,e�i tb.la 'f\lesday, Sept. TO MEET AT HOME Mrs. We rner's au nt , Mrs. Eliza- gram hour of !he Youth Fellowship . .,,..-'.It . tb� h«;!Ille oI Mr•. . M.emhers of the Ladi es Aux.iliary beth each who has been visit- mee tin g at the Heath :tethodist 20 - _at •,:� � or Drew Webster Post No. 39 mg w1lh W Date llbqrft. ¥1'f. ; Pau, Hapton; tRe m to her home there . Church i n Middleport. tall •"'t •,rce , of the de- , , American Le gion are requested to o \!f, t,-. "� ••• Mr and Mrs. Harold Sauer and Forrest ,Bachte l Wai in charge s v otj..oni, ·· M •�· - .:mrol,t SaQet the 1 me et at lhf' Ewing Funeral Home , daug h, lers, Mary Ruth and Joy of the devotions and aecompanlol, I Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. to pay last , [ ·••• wfl!I, Dwlghl• I 11'11. • u Ro berta attended a re u n ion of for the meeting were ·,·•an'"•n s�'a"" Bib'• ..,. �I.! . •:, .. " W aII respect� t!l Mrs. Bertha Chase, a form er Oh10 Uni,·ersi ty class •• -., SI u ll'CI!! , ,,. ··.......,., udy. , and Dia ne cr isWeU. charter me mber. _ ---- ~- 1�ates al lhe home o f �r�. Sau er's . Barbara Jone&, president , p,e. __ evening are,f Hoste'.s;��i0t .Boys' s1s_Ler, Mr . and Mrs. Wilham M er- sided over the busi· ness meeti ng Mri. W alburn, tr!n:, Rodney sauer,1 I ' ed1t h at Wa te rford yesterday. 0• when plans for i bake sale In th. e . and "'ri. .. , ', uciotll, • d_uson_, J _r_ . -""n . M r�. W sIter C rooks an d son near future were discussed . ' Gene, Mrs. D. W. Rothg eb of Pt. A Pledge servlce_,was conducted • . Pomeroy, Ohio Pleasant were in Columbus yes· duri ng the meeting. Also meeting · tf't Values To $ 1 9.95 terd ay where Gene will l:iegi n h is TONIGHT and TUESDAY with the young peo ple was Mrs. . j_ ----1 Junior year at State wh ere he Is Emerson Jones. "MOUNTAIN ROAD" AS LOW AS -. TONIGH1' rnejori ng in music. J.ames Stewart - L isa Lu -----Las t wee k Jeane tte Crooks re• WE DNESDAY & THURSDAY Debbie Re�oldt, Ray Walston turned to Athens whe re she has Joh n Ford's Robert Wa&Jler - Blng C rosbf be_g un her Junior year at OU and "SERGEANT RUTLEDGE" '11t,\Y ONE FOi! ME'" Ed.Ward began h is Fresh man year (1'e£h n kol·or) (Color ,i: Gii:lemai5COpe) 1 al 111p Gra nd�. Je ffrey Hu nter - a'tlio Charles Faulkn er visi ted F ri Consta nce Towers Robert {Mgla and day with his mother, Mrs. James Gerald O'Lwghlin in FRI DAV NOT OPEN Th ere were approximately 200 Faulkner and also attend ed th e "THE cor HATER" SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 Mlddl!!purt-Rulla n d football ga llle. teenagers in attendance at the Ree­ (V ery-O<ad Polk:e $ !'\"') •ONCI!: MORE., W ITH FEELING ' 1 Ik returned hom e Saturday to I ord Hop spo nsored Sa turday nigh t Al.SO CAR,;'OON · a (Te ch nicolur) see h is daughter a n d so n, Sharo n ' by the Ban d B1mstcrs of Middle· TUESDAY 'lnal ¥/IDNIISOAY ; Yul Brenne r - Kay Kend all and Buddy who appcarl!d on t he I port. FAMILY NIGHTS · e Th hop, which record was hop hel d at ov t he e r cha n nel e. - also SUP.DLIOJI. TYPE of PICTURE! Men's White Also visiti ng rccenlly with hig h school with the Jays· S�in ni"ri g "VALLEY of the REDWOODS' Millie Pt!rldna 1 Shol.lY. Winters l Mrs . Faulkner were he r so n , he record s, was h C'aded by Mrs. Joh·n· HUdson - Ly nn Berney "THE DIARY OF Lawrence and hi s son, Larry Ira Butcher. Sun., Mon., Tue1., Sept. 25-26-27 ANNE FRANK" who ls atte ndi n g l he Wesl Vlr- . She was assiated by Mrs. Lio nel Reg, $4,2� Value "BECAUSE THEY'RE YQUNG" · <tn" ' cln�maacopc) ,B o ggs, Mrs. Charles Asa Bradbury, ginia Universi ty at Morgantown . Dick Clark - Tu esday Weld (Shown 1 Umc Only at 8:30) Mrs. Hobert Coats, Mrs. James --· -· - ,also - also Brewi ngton, Mrs. Bethel Colemari., CLASS TO MEET Gen e B,rry - Beverly Tyler T rs. H en he JOI-' Class ur th{' LT nited M ry Clatworthy and Mrs. "THE MOUSE THAT ROARED" 'HONG K\ING CONFIDENTIAL' Dale Dutton. Met h odist A refrt,s h m en � · t s atarl Churc h will meet tonl h t d Peter Se llers - Jean Seberg (Shown a t 7:00 7:30 al lh<' c hurch with Mrs. G len was also ope rated by the Boosterii. Rw mlng lime: 3 hrs. 10 mi n . And Part Over A t 1 1;00) Dill and Mrs. C. E . Nease as hos• Box-office cl oses 8:41J P.M.. AJ10 -Ctrtoon lesses. · -- -- -· -·-- -- · -- -·---- - ----· - I llvangeline C/tapter t, • L� 8Y • R I DD I E HO U DASk:! 1 two seven t>fanch candleabras Miss Bonnie Van Cooney be ..., br.ide of Jan Hauck, So,ptember 3 , at the Church of came th� 1 i�:;; . I I °· F,lm Str1ps Sh·own During Y:outh Gr.oup M.eetin g Church Group W.ill , .ee ,t t· SMITH CLOTHING IN MEIGS COUNTY Mlddlepor1 FOR Name Brand ' to the campus $7.88 - Record Hqp Held Saturday By Band Boosters 1 11 ' style EVERY TIME! Ii �.......,,_---2 HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE 'Robinson'·s DRESS SHIRTS $2.98 ' Phone WY-2•5428 , · I 1 A Few MEN'S S1111 SUITS $15 ONLY Val. To $42.60 -r-_-_-:._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-:._-_-:._-_-..-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ _ N OT I C E ! • • Friday and Saturday 9 to 9 SAL E HOU RS 9-5 3rd B IG WE E K GO IN G OU T F BU SIN ESS ' / .fI Tlumks Contributor• Th e Way!I an d Means Committee of the Evangeline Chapter, OEs wh o sponsored a Jitney Sup, . per last Saturday night were well pleased with the response from the public In attending their aup­ per. They also wish to thank the members of lhe chapter who as­ sisted at the supper and those I who contributed. Du ring the evcninii; a large de­ corated cake WDI awarded to Hor.tee Mc�lhlnny. I The U.S. Treasury Dept. is moking a n exchange offering to holders of • CERTAIN ISSUES OF BONDS CLASS TO MIIT Tile H omebullden Class of the j Middleport Church of Christ wi�l niftt I tomorrow evening at the · home · 0f Mr. apd Mrs. Cash Bahr , on Mai n Street . --�'"-----HERE'S A • • • These l1s\Jes Are: ISSUI OFFERED 2'12% Due 6115167-62 only for 3¼% du■ 1 1 i1 5i80 2¼% Dw 12115161"'3 only for 3¼% due 2115190 2V.% Ouo 611516M4 only for 3¼:% due 1 1 11 5191 21'>% 11•• 1 2-1116'"'4 The su:bscrlptJon books for the above exchange will be open for nine dayB bea:lnning Mo nday, Sep t. 12, and extending through 1\leaday. Sept. 20. A11. ,ubacriptlcns to the 1980 maturity will be allotted in full, but if aubscrtpllons to the 1990 and 1988 ·maturitiet exceed $41iii billion , •p■rUal allotments may be imde. If dtMretl w wlll bt 1lall to help anyont hold­ In, the oltl lltonllllt, and wlahln1 to 11111kt such eitehtiftll, The Farmers Ban' k and ·. Savings Co. . Jlurr,t T1te11•re ,Going Futz KARR & VAN ZAMDT'S � ' . . ' ' ' ' . . • 3 <:UJl,Ji<'CS • 1. o,.s�•�-s . • 4·;.,ILUQI J;f11l 1 .' :· ·• \. ' S. ' ' Talle Her Value Wise People· Buy I n The Fall. . ' So, Buy NOW and , Get More. . AT To - - ' Restauro nt C I RCLE�$ �•"'1>er'Federal &,aerve Syslem Meml!er Ff!!eral Dspoall Insurance Corp POMEROY, OHIO 'I . ' - 211 & , Main Poilieroy Phone WY.W913 ' Opet\ 6 - te 10 P.M. Djllly . ', ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tubs<lay, September S1JfOt8 COl'i' � 5c -- 20, 1960 Color In World Politics Castro In New York, In Three Acts: A Comedy I e �rame In thrM actt--more • • • i n to a car and drove eight block• comtdy than • tr.,.tl¥... to the 1ky1craper U. N. building, The Culro _ hotel haule was at their p r o g r e s s heralded by any rate a 111 de1tiow tha t 1Lole screaming police 1�ens. much of the attention from the After consultations witR U. N. arriya_l on the N. stage of �n ti• Secretary General Dag: HammarAmerican lead ing man Nikita 1kjoid and other official,. Caltro The excavating en gi neer Ior It was pointed out h.iwever. by th is equipment, ana ca nnut af• Khrushchev, who had invited Cas• was offered rent.free accommo­ P omeroy's new Sugar Run ele· Councilman Leslie Fultz that road ford lo build one . tro to joln him here in the first da tion1 at the mld•town Commo• Mayor (.-,,_arles Legar presi ded rnen tary school was present at the mai ntenance equipment a nd otner place . I dore Batel, but he l naisted on ou tdoor machinery is made t o over the meeting, a51isted by Mrs. regular meeting of vUlage coun­ Sulkl All D.y going to the Hotel Thereu 1is cil last nigb.t and assured coun­ withst and weather conditions, Edna Schoe nle ib, clerk. the milea away in Harlem. . CaBtro ' s sudden e1.it from Council men attendi ng were Dor cil members that Ile would repair and i;hould not be damaged by Shelburne, wnere he had sulked I Act I or the "Hotel Drama'" be­ Mulberry Ave to illl present co n• being: l e ft outside during the Schaefer , Donald Collins, Fran k• all day o ver alleaed "mistreat- 1 gan in the Shelburne's Satire tJon followi ng travel by his ma­ winter. The village a t presen t lin Rizer, Leslie Ful1z, Roy Betz. nient" . by security officiab who Room, when Caalro 1■t down to ini end George Horak. chinery. time d oes not have ,a shelter for �ei h11, plane from Havan a Sun- dinner. He uid hotel owner Ed · The engi ne-er said that th e �)', was described by the hotel ward Spalt bad been "yery trouroad was su.re to be torn LIP to owner as a "propaganda stunt" to blesome" with demands for money some extent. but that a seal coat­ embarrus the United States. "but we ha ve accepted Lhem be· ing would be put on it following The 33-year--old pl'emler, his 1 cau1e there was no other place to completion of his wor k. IOJll•time secretary, Celia Sin• go." C ouncil me mbers in another chei:, and four other aid es piled Calli It Qvil• action voted to pu t rocks into He said he waa calling it quits the boat land ing located In the at the hotel. Arter Castro left, dip beween the upper and lower Spatz seid he never wanLed the parking lols. They deci ded tha t Cubans, but took them in only be­ the rocks shall be placed there cau� U. N. and U. S. State De· by the village street crew, and partment officials 'had "pu t pres­ that a cement form will be pour­ sure" on him. LAST WORDS FROM MISSING SON - Mrs. Ignace Kaed when river conditions are Spatz' unhappi ness over his Cu­ mi nsky (left) is on the verge Of tears at home in Edwards­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The big show opens al the United right . ban guests was aggravated by the bu_rg, Michigan, as she looks at the last post card she re• Nations today after an evening of low comedy by Fidel Castro presence outaide the hotel of pro­ All bills were re ad a nd approv• ceJVed from son Mark, 28, who was due back in the United and clashes between police and demonstrators against Nikita Caatro and anti-Castro demonstra­ ed for payment. • States Sept. 1, from his tour of Russian educational institu­ Pomeroy PoliceChief Je d S. Khrushchev. tors. He was al&o grieVed because tions. The post card, receiv� August 25, was postmarked Wt-bster's monthly r eport was A crow'1 est imated at its height New York City officials. the CubaDB had brought along their read and accepted by Council. Al_l'1:'St 19. At right is Mrs. by Ksiezopolski , sister of the A group of 50 Hu nter Col­ own food freeurs and stoves. at more t'han 7,000 massed at the It WJIS decided that all parking same time □ul!lide the Park Ave­ lege students began to boo and m1ssmg man. "Ther'rt PHlin, chkken1 up -·---- ---spaces and t he wall on the park• shout when Khrushchev came out n ue Soviet legation where K)l.ru­ In those rooms now and they'ra ing lat would be re.painted be­ ''Let them sbout'' Khrushchev shchev isolated himself after com­ going to · cook 'em." Spatz Hid fore winter. ing ashore from the Soviet liner Sild to Soviet Foreign Minister Nfor• th• blt walk-..t. Cauncil also discussed means Baltika to a cold receptlon under Andrei Gromyko. "It Is good for Spatt said Castro got mad be­ of getting all road equipment the leaky roof or a dingy pier. tAeit lunge." cauae he had asked for t he second out of the weather before winter . Eight mounted police at one payment on a $10,000 bond again&t time charged into • group of d amage to the sui tes occupied by 1,000 demonstratora, many of the: Cuban dele gation. ' them Hungarian refugees, who . Elaine Rouse, president of the Pomeroy Teachers' Associa­ Offert Cuban Band ion , and M_artha Husted, retiring resi�ent of that organiza­ t · were pushing across the street to­ Ca&tro said he couldn't raise tion, _gave mterestJng accounts o, their experiences at the ward the building. Five persons the requested funds. "I am not go­ were Injured and three arreated. ing to l et myself be robbed be­ Bowlmg Green Local Leaders Conference August 21 to 24 KHRUSHCHEV COMES TO TOWN - A smiling Nikita cause the money I have belongs to when the Pomeroy Association held its first meeting this . If Castro's antics had their Khrushchev faces newsmen as he heads for the Soviet Un­ the Cuban people ," he said . He school year al lhe Senior High School yesterday afternoon. · light side, the scene at the So• ited Nations delegation headquarters in New York. An t1ffered a Cuban bond, whlch Spatz Mrs. Rouse told of the proposed 1959 OEA Convent ion in To)l!;do viet U. N. mansion was anything though looked "phony." aide holds an umbrella over him. and te.ntatlve legislative program 1 as_ a me mber o[ the eleetjons com· but funny. Throughout the day. .. 1 askt'd for a real bond or lo be introduced at the next I.es- m1ttee, gave a detailed report of Jobp D. (Jack) Thomas, CO· A n e,Um. , ,d 150 Meigs Count, Hungarian picket, had marched foundff and !econ4 chief of the See Calfflo m1 Page Tbrff slon of the O�io Gene!ai Affe�- !� recreational and hoUBfrii facil­ f olks enjoyed a chicken barbecue on the other side of ·the street. Po '!ffO';v e�eJ'&�J:lrJ'·rtl� . UAU. blf by the Ohio Education Assoc!· 4µe& provided lhe Confe rence by dinner at Racine l}lat evening, After Khru1hehev'1 arrival;,· one · re­ 12 yeah, rly oifunty ation �entatives. . .. � · � � )t.owJiu& Green U4i\lt:nit,y. She.eon• · ' ··· · - DHr• ,bega"n , shol1Jtn.g . ."vbltel" :!:" lhen- we re led .. do� "The ·Cow· nl.�tnd seriou1ly wounded by fined her talk to iaformation on Immany detail in d e S outlin he Cli o er" m M a German artillery shell at Ka& the nat ional levi!l. I Utted OEA o pt'oved serviCC:lll being t�� �!f�!!n��� ;� -���1::: ::J a!!�:::-'��vi�;e.:• ,�;�� serine PH! in Tunisia, died early Mrs. She desc:ribtd the 1«.A propoaal m e mbers 'this · school year. of Medi na, Ohio. The Russian legation was un- today at Universicy Ho1pltal in Rou..e al.so r e ad th e p ro posed ne w fo r ,a group life insurance program The event was the annual mee t, Open house �as held �onday_ evening at the schools in Mid- derstood to have protested to C olumbus'. salary schedule to be lobbied for being planned · for members. She lng of the Meigs Soll Conserva tion dle�ort followmg the first PTA meetmg. Teachers were in He had bee n in ll1 h ealth Ior by the OEA. al.o described the radio, billboard, District held at Racine High their room s so that parents could visit with them and the new 1everal months. Mrs. Husted , delegate to the newspaper, TV and magazine pub­ School. Members of the senior class library in the high school also was open for inspection. Mr . Thomas was taken into aC· I lieity b,eing sponsored an d paid for and their mothers served lbe d inlive service Oct. 12, HM!, and It was announced that if anyone with books suitable for this by the .NEA in behalf of beltet ne Pomeroy Police Chief Jed c . ees was with Co. A, 62nd Signal Bal· aa schools. k. Hust on , a )lu·morous speaker, new libr;Jry cared to donate them, it would be appreciated. W ebster 's monthly repor t for Au• talion on March 123, HM3, when During the program Supt. L. Among · other iservices. she men• likened aimless living today to a son, 1\lr.,. Rodney Sauer a nd Mrs. tte was w ounded at Kasseri ne, the gust was read and approved last new th ntroduced i e omas M c tio ned the many NEA. free film• c herd of eattle turned loose in a teacher,., i n the school .system. They Hubert �ulle�. battle Lhat turned the Ude in night at the Pomeroy Councll meetfor school patron groups, pubhc.1 pasture : they wander around, crissi n g. Me m be,rsh1p - Mrs . . �ernard North Africa toward an Ameri­ .. tJoilll, NLA travel \>Ctvices fm The Chi ef's report showed : crossing Uicir paths, having no are A. A. Scitrberry, Mna. Ruth Fultz, cbairm.an; Mrs. W ilham EY· can victory. EuLe r, Frank Esehleman, • chutes teachers, field 11erviees, and the , Arrests, HJ; accidents 11; bonds definite objective. erson, Mrs. E. M. Blake and Mrs. Mr. Thomas had a leg ampufact that the NEA has representaWASHINGTON UPI _ The Pub· taken, Hi; funeral escorts, 5; com- oll llf "Set up a goal, then set about Harker , John Hedovian , M rs. Frank Emerson Jones. to ted as a re sult of his wound. ) U f Y ou ngworth, Misa Nancy t" Dunbar ( lic tion in the ,United Nations. h n t rv a Se P Heal S ie y t \ng there," he toId his listenHealth al!d Safety-Mrs. Paul nounc His medaJs Included the Purple plain ts investigated, 18; illegal and Mrs. Miriaw Mille r. . �. ed today the s tart of a sixissued, n i n n g parki a r 4; r est s, wa� � After obiterving that $6 000 i1 Funeral stirvices will be helrt He alao introduced the other K. Russell, chairman, MJI.,. Wilson year sludy o f polluti on in the Heart and African campaign bat• en� calls m village, 4; �; e Harold Carnahan, a district sup. a rpenter, Mrs. Guy Reynolds and ag� Ca Klaas, ry basic national minimum' salary A Mrs. nn t he M ta r s. t le for :1 n;:� n v 11 ge, 1 Great Lakes Basin • tlhnois walerS erviBor, was muter of ceremonies. teachers i n t he schools. sl C. ., E. s. r ee. Blake who proposed by the NEA, M,t., Hlllite� He ra n for county recorder in �• of Hartford• . W. Va The meeting, which was opened M way. He declined to introduce any "spec';8��ing m;te� vi�lation Bud�et and Flnance : Kenneth . s 'r 579' : died at her residence Monday \ exp!amed the proposal for addt· 7, defeated George M einhart, 1 with pray er by Rev. Raymon Kon94 d Congress appropr iate $50,000 who now is county representative un_pa Id park"mg �eter . VI�1a ions: evening, on Thursday at 2:30 o'· tional income tax exemption for lat guests," declaiming ,J"ather that krigRl, was pre...ided over br Char• McElhmi:i,y and John Krawsceyn . for the study, a compromise in "everyone here is speeial." H r n r. n e M e lcJ sl , Pub Gl en s. was re-elected in 19:i2 and again 28, meters . rep.i:ired m��ld, 7 • m. from the Foglesong Funeral retired t eachers. She added that � �Y president. Rour !11eters �paired_ m sho p, 11, park- Hom ' n Mason . answ er to Chicago's repeated r e• Busil'les.s precedi ng Mr. Huston 's . Jes Asa B adbury, Music, ,drs. George Haclr.etl Jr. while Ohio is riiliked as the fifth e i i n 1956. uf tine bwiinesa was taken care qu ests for permission to Increase ng . war��s }, str•et m oney coltalk Jncluded : • 1874 rs. rri�, ne, M wealthiest st ate in the nation it Ma Ha ene rch 20, gazi G was bor n She n H e w o ul d have bee years itfa 39 he t t n bya ha !. t nd nounced it was . ney co1- · 1ected d, .......,.vu, -·A ,uinroary of activities of the a n; · average annua1 ' sal• � - lo1 mo l 90 Mrs. J. J. Dl!.vis . ano lhe diversion of Lake Michigan , 1� HarIford and 1·1ved h er en1i· re ran..,. •- - 21 st m old next September 2S. had een revised by chairma b laws, which 2 50 t T t 1 $ , $922 1 diitrict, high points of which w ere e n ° · e 26 Known as "an excellen t organi' -, and Mrs M rs. EYerett Bachner. ' The city's spoke1m an said the !�� th;:; · ��r ���; ����� w;: that alnce 1943 over 8,000 acres o f :m . Guy Reynold �e chief'1 . re;o:t st�1ei •h, at CiYil Defense-Donald a Mills, addltional water y. n :?PJ :x1;::!t�: :or !1;u!:tii:; · urgently 1er", by hie co-workers in the was ruce Lloyd baYe been approved B Mei.gs pasture have been Impro ved, ' Howard Dailey a nd Everett Bach- needed to flush wastes from the Pomeroy Fire Department, Mr. t e po11ce. cnuser wss drJYen • 156 husband. Fred T. Klaas died in e The meetin g wa.; called to order miles during the month and that a S well as over 8,000 acret of wood by the stat . growing metropolitan area down Thomas was currently il:i ebief. 272 houra were worked by police• 1927· A. A. Scarberry was appointed ner. . by Pres,'dent Rouse al 4 p m M>"" land protection set up, au through WeJfare - 'Mrs. William Slateer , the waterway. They lfisisted this He was the �id !quad's second Survivors include five daugh• , oly n Smi. th, �,.cretary, ·rea·d _th""e of treasurer to fill the vaclilncy men, ______ conservation cooper.ators. C� · Lo a f o e ag chi . decade ng and would not affect materlally the William Coleman, ' minutes of the previous �etrn tt chairman, M rs. Lewis r. wl t.i!rs : Mrs. g: -Mr. Carnahan and Rex Shene- crea ted len M Donald Piubke Funeral services will be an­ · Steubenville. O.· Mn. Robert ee& Mr.... John Fultz. levels of the Great Lakes, bul c n TO PAV RESPECTS h e secretary also read minu te., field weTe re-elected s1,1pe!visors moved. The followi g omn:iiU T ' ' Iolk, Va.; M195 f th Se t Legislation, Charle$ Clarkson. congres"men from the other Jake nounced later from the Ewing were announce� by th e presiden t : Mrs. J ohn Chase who d''ed Embleton, Jr., Nor · tors 0 P · 12 Boa_rd Of oirec tor a three•year term. � bus, O.; Mrs. !ne tm next asaoeial.ion tin g states conducted a bitter fight to Fu neral Home. mee Colum The Klaas, a y, Louise was M m-Mrs. Wesley orning, Fr m day ogra arly on e � �. _At that time l�e follow• t Entertainment wn provided by Survi vors include hi11 wife, charter member of - the American Helen Johnson , Pomeroy, o.; and M rs. Nan M o ore and �ill be held on October 17 and Mr . d�feat the proposi ti on. ing bulld!ng represen�hve& were Racine Senior girls in three vocal I chairman, Ru tt\ (Quillen) Thomae, two dau- l Legion Bradb u r y u r g ed all t � o se pr e s e nt . B n w Auxiliary Unit, Drew Mrs. Lucille Powell, Hartford; 11 na�ed, _idf"s. 1h�odo,ia Frecker, ro n. ' eland · L numbers a nd by a duet by Terry )I ghtets, Sandra. 13. and Jacqueline W ebster Post 39. The Aulliliary gnandchlldren and 15 gr eat grand Koapltality - Mrt.. Lewis Sauer, to attend and to bring someone Se�or H';ib ; Lucille Swackhamer, Bradford and Roberta Kraeutter . Gi nther, of Chester; two brothers witR hem. t , e adc r B _Mrs. r wana_ .. r chai man; wi11 ·meet at 7:30 p. m. today at children . Coonhunl"1'S To Hold Junior �igh; Robert Roberts. •su• Pstr;y Price reporterl her trip to J otl 1 Ed, Rutland and Jate, C olumbus; the FlwinJ Funeral Home in resThe banner was awarded to the Mrs. Klaas fell ab t Augu1t M rs. Wilbur Koenig, Mrs. gat Run , ,and Ralph Spencer, Cen­ the· State 4-H Conservation c11mp ford, Special Meeting and three siatera, Mrs. Edith u r ing her hip, and after a fract er. h ton Hood, Mrs. Pau1 Scott, Mrs_. second gr.ade taught by M:rs. ·sara to Mil peel he t tral El�mentary. a nd Jobn Hysell his trip to A special meeting - of the Schwab and Mrs. Letta Spencer, stay in Pleasant Valley Hoapital s Pullen, � rs. Paul ca�1, Rupe. Jame t ic Preside nt Rouse �m� Mrs. tr dis �CS p. m The Ca S tate FF.A Meigs County Coonbunter• Asso­ both t)f Pomeroy and Mrs. Milreturned home and had bet'D J; Mr1. Remo Nier1, Mrs. Frank W1lSCOUT LEADERS NOTICE Ma rtha li"!sted as legiw,ahYe com• shared in expenses of both trips. . ciation will be held Monday, dred Hawk, Guy1vUle, 0. Neighborhood One, Girl Seoul failing health. mit� ch1.1r�an and �. A. Drake, car1 Blllkam , soil district tech· Sept. 26 at the Pomeroy City Friend& will be received After public relations cha�rman. MISS Leaden are invited to a meeting Ebersbach Suit Is nician, and others worked with the Scipio PTA To Hold . Hall, . Tueadly; Sept. 27, al I p, m. al !he noon Wednesday it the Funeral Genev1t ve �to.hart, y1ce preudent ' St,nior mothera on arranaement ror Open House Wedneoday Settled, Dismissed At the regul.er meeting last Rutland Man Awarded Girl �out House in Middleport . Home. Burial will be in Browns' I of the a1!!0Clation, will serve as the tbe meeting, A suit in the Clerk of Courk wee k it was decided that the F•1ne, Jail Sentence "l'he Scipio PTA will hold ·Au leaders are urged to attend. Hill Ceme try, Hartford. with the P gram _ chairm_an and Mrs. -Bea· ':O Open House Wednesday evening, office by Edgar Ebersbaeh, et al nsoeia tion would build a club h Mah one.Y . 8:nd Rev· ! trice Meinhart 1s the NEA mem· In a ses1ion of Middleport I iuin buaineu i.s to plan the fund Rev Ralp · Fi. elds, Jr., ofhc1allng. Racine Auxilia1-y 7 to 8, precedlng a .regular again!lt Sam O. Perry has been house as sooo as an available Mayor Dne Kenneth McElhlnuy's drive. . bership chairfflan. � !et.Ued and dismi.Bsed from court site Is found. meeting. court last night Andred _ Steven Asked To Help Out All parents 11re urged ta come lilcllon.. Might , Rutland, was fined $100 ' M em bera of the Racine Amer i· Mru. Rouse announced that the A sui t for di vorce has also MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL to learn of the progress their t h r e e and c o a t s a nd senten c ed to of the Pomeroy nu t meeting d aske can Legion Auxiliary are Ad mission,: Emma SmiU1, days In jail for driving while in­ eh,ildren are making, visit the ,.be(,n filed i n the Clerk of C ourts will be AIISociation Ttc)achers lo take part tn the a nnual Pump­ offic e. Jeanette L. W eiman , 329 Pomeroy. room s and meet - tt-aehets. Baby d and $10 and t c o s t s for o xi c at e 1 �n Show and Festival sponsored sitter& will be provided for all N. T!iird Street, Mlddleport. ia Dismissed : None. havi ng no opentor's license. 0[��;! Ru:';1::;�ar3Y n Post 802 Sa t11rday Legio by the \ Birth: A dau,qhkr to Mr. and a&eB of children at 8 when the asking a divorce from Sherm•n J. William Rt!eves, Albany, was and Jumor High School will be Sept. 24, 'I M eiman, same a ddres.s. W rs. Lawrence Hysell, Middleport. tarts. s eting e m fi ned $li a n d · c<11ts and se n t en ce d hosts to the Senior High and cei:i,· · be In the Auxlliuy HQ Meigs county ' s commissioners approved a resolution Mon- tral School teachers. Mn .f'.r�nc1s t o 15 days In jail for into,dcaLion. Racine he t Simpson building by month back rent Clarence Bini was fined J5 and day in a regular meeting to pal! S3,600 per Roberts and Mrs. Pearl Williams . Home Bank. Members are asked sed bY will be refre...hment committee cot I �-'rac or now rp ' I" 09 te · ca ar " rovema t con l on a uc 1, .11 g u c o s t s fo r in to xica t ion. to bring contributions t»• 4 ·p. Others included Max Coy, Rut. the county highway department. . , chairmen for .the N ovember 3 m. lbat , day to participate iin a the . Mem orial meeting. e tractor is subJect of a ll:W I of funds from Til land, $10 a n c o ats f o r intoxica• d bake tale, home made candy sale C ounty the to lion and disorderly conduct. and suit brought by , Homer Geoglem Hospital fu nd U nd er new business, president a eurprbe package, and a silent oeglem souaJ!.l to pre- j Hospi tal fund. G ch l wh_ in $15 and c osts for realsiing arrest J_ Rouse url!ed association me mbers , auction.______ An agi:eemen t was made at ty. ve n t ds pu cou� rc has e and Wal t er All e 11 Hayes. Mid d l e ­ by . to attend the Drive-In Educational n me n ver o g e ral v h e t \r■ Fed t said the He 1956, s11id. f o agance," he _ :MANSFIELD, Ohlo UPI - Ber- 1 1 the meeting between· t.he M eigs Conference at Gal\ipolls from 4:30 90 per· cent of the cost of bertefltB from the interstate sys- port, $2 and costs for an illepl His request for a n mJuncllon pay1 f o or rat t adminis y, m Talla tran 1, eta een-ager was turned down in Meigs Co!"· G eneral Hospital and the County to 8:30, October 5. She urged ail the u. s. Bureau of Public Roads, \ financing the four-lane, limited· tem to farmers and ' cities were exhaust. Welfare Departmen� f� the hos- members to join both the OEA � on Pleas C�url, but he b.u m• · t s re e he h t t e and at r'oad1 "enormous." ss e aca warned Monday that t961 w1il be Fracture In Fall pJtal to care fl)f mdigent per- and NEA organiza tions. d1catcd he will app e al. ' , Gov. Mlch"I v. 015•11• told Fall Off Roof Gives ' Karen McFarland, 13 year old a "cr itiCal" year in the federal in, maining 10 per cent. ns. so be· r o t ac r t e th n o paid Rental Tallam y· told a seininar �f state th• ,...�n . that If bulidlne a daugh�r of 'Mr. and Mrs. Elmer terslate highway program. All bills were read and paid. A the commissioners acted to re o f Man Back Injuries hl factor dKidlne the 11 ithway venes i on c s gres n hi,;hway officials and Oh o conMtFarlaod <lf New .,ven, fell . He said after Co from the Department of tn­ White Falcon Band bill apply to was g n spri t las t i buy Mario n 'Rizer of Mason suffered SUnday •t her home and tLlfft:red in January; U must take .,.. a good gressi onal carididate11 that the for helpln9 a city pf • new I n­ for trial Relations of Ohio dus apf o e ic r p hase rc pu s t i t ains g a· back i n juri e s on Mo nd ay wh e n he du try try will to "we bait Cklr l , look at the program to de�ermlne multi-billion dollar interstate . pro• .broken 'ieg. Has 2 Special Evenlll Court ion t the · .sl)J'e n at i er l oi B luo res e Th $50,000. and gram has mee\ opposition i n some tlve lhe -■ rH concerned· that fell from the roof of the home of proximately Th,e young girl was swinging future finanelns, standards , The Wabama High School Whi te nd the County infirmary a house y n a hat t ed t stipula ay erd st e y lion ' his ■the r n •law, Eb er R o ush, in -i on I grapevine when she felJ. other factor& to find waya to cut i,arts of the �ountry wh ere the hl9hw■ y." , in Fal con Band will Lake part . , d pai ed t o v ,ns more rentals will further JJC apDISalle said that $72" a ye ar is �ason. not " · Both !;)ones in her leg were bro- coats and to eon1ider possible e x• •alue of the program · has the thin wi evenL!I special o r w fu t t o c prepared A was n ract price. chase r pu e th t s n agai d plie Rizer was cleaning tbc roof in Pleu• panaion of the progr:i m. He said been realized. "Once these high- collected from each Ohio . motorist ) Q"', She waa taken to the The resolution included the presentation to Racine Village to next few weeks accotdfng to Dirthese for the federal program. He said prepar lltion for ininii ng it. lie slid lht Valley Hospital, Pt. Plf!llaant, the cuttinl of coats could avoi� ways are· con1tructed in rs' intention- of pay- confine prisoller.s in the county ecl.or Tom Reed. any M!W ta.lea to fi1uu1ce the pro- areas," he said, "the peop!.e will of thls amo unt. $40 ia �urrently to the ground and landed on his commisillone t,y llie1 Po1gelson& ambulance. On Sept. 21 the band will take jail, when arreated by Racine po­ er month tenlal on p 1,600 $, g n i · re i-11lze the benefit.a and the pro. be lng Ullt'd for highway purposetJ. shoulder, knockin3 him u ncon­ Karcb'I father, who waa em- gram. part in the fe1ti¥i ties at tbe lice. me used ti future r fo actor tr he t sciou1. He was t ake n to the Pleas­ com• t o d n sai was he DISalle recently Tallam y said that the program gram wlJI have the support of the 1 ·., p� !rt Findlay, Com missioner Don Mul1en was Jackson County Apple :Festival plaining, but he thou,ht there ant Vaile)' llospital in Point Pleas­ here, provided it cannot be pur. ; f,11 _111� .' auff� a ,�ouble Q1ll in Jacbon, O. Oil October 7 th• not present at the meeting. a whole is I litUe ahead -of entire nation." ehaeed. a an t , where his inj�r,�,s, di a, should be a stronger errort by \he � frlctute. He 111. • ,pa�ent in _the ich�•l e and would be Completed ba nd will travel to Elkins, W. va: re w e "Ma ny Qlher states are not as ttend!� m m l�j. O ne C o , The co�iaj��er, also �d�pt. _ - federal gov�oment to use a n,o�d , as .an Injury to the curvature • , ,.. · · · V1U�p�lt,.l1 FJnd· ,.... · ."· ·'t"' · · · ,, • �/ """" · i!. ,.in '.... la, Ille llau and � Nao th He wao f"uriil\l to , 1'�9M l! )rttb ,_.,_ 1 t•-.. ·:. --;- -· ·;;1 . f 'Allt . , o the _., , ..' - . '• • '' ,1 .'.\ I-rt' ,1 1 •iji ,, I ,,_ , ...... ;;,,. _NEW . YORK UPI - Cuban Pre• mter F1�.e l Ca s�ro moved i':1 a huff to ,, The V,aldorf All�r1a of Harlem early t.oday following bne( ca_m�ut in th e United _Na• t1ons tiu1ldmg. Castro storm,ed oul .or the Shel• burne H_utel, hu assigned quar• tets, over what he called the nianagem�nt's "'� naeceptable cuh � emands. He said he would sleep in Ce ntr_a l Park or the U. N. rose garden 1f necessary, a nd l�d his bearded entou rage oI 80 dtrectly to the Uni.le�.- Nali�ns . to Proteat �e� Yurk s mhosp1tahty. ,, 1ty. Mond1y night'• falrty lncredibl� J.lring at n•�s WH de"ribed by U. S. AH11tant Seer tary of Stal• Andrew H. Berdin9 ■1 "The Fid•I Castro hotel l!· I I 1· I I I 1 ,. Teacher LeadersGiveAccountOf Bowling Green Conference Mt. . Thomas Dies In Columbus Early Today : �= ParentsV1" s1· tw1•t' h Teachers lil· . iddleport PTA Meeting" w: · . POiice Report Lists Actions During August Congress Begins Pollution Study In Lakes' Basin I I - Kl s Servi Will Be Held Th sda I I I , ' 60 MODEL CLEJ\RANCE SALE ,, tm·M011ta 0 · "' '° DINNER 131 · 1 ♦--··· · WINNER SoutMrn and Central Ohlet Cloudy this momlnt. clNrlnt In eovthwnt portion by """ and In central ■ntl HIit portioM thl, ennifW, Coolw tonlfht. Sunny and #t11Mt Wednotday. Low lo­ nitiht In the SOs. h I , turitie1. ELIGIBLE ISSUE I 1 in odvance of their ma. 1/ Pomeroy, Ohio East Second St. NO, 150 Enjoy Barbetue, Huston Talk • I en t1n e Weather Demonstrators, Police Clash In Shows Against Khrushchev Retu rn •tU�Jl,l:T·1,jil._•.D"PUf 1. :) I, MEIGS THEATR( al y ► Merchandise I ·th� , • Devou,l To Tiu, lntere,t, 0/ Tiu, Mei11-Ma.on A.rfltl In Parking Lot Landing Middleport I XII • • Roush's Shoe Store �- - ----- • Council Orders Rocks TUES., WED., THURS. Get Double Your Purehase In Stamps I I I VOL $TAMP DAY$ Bo4i e • ----------------·------:::::::�:::=�:-:--:::'.'7'.":'�---��::------------.......---- · 1 I I The larp1t wlM cellart . In tho world are at Paarl, nHr Cape Town, In th• cent.r of the wine• 1rowln1 dl1trlct of the Union of South Afrlc■. They haw a capac­ ity Df 20 mllllon ttlloris. DO U I l E P O.L L P A R R O T ' . I· THERMA L UNDERWEAR $3.08 ea. SUITS , I F E "-T HATS $3.88 For H, S C eld ISaturday aro yn ue ACf'ee Now You Know n Sept. 18.. at Meigs General Hospit• •1 . · , M r. 1nd Mrs. AlIie Grueser oI M onessen, p a., are the grandpar• en L!I and Mrs. Lydia Hyaell of Pomeroy is a great grandmother. Th, •"' •,Angus' al,o •••• , daught, er, n,·ana Kay, ,g, fou,. - - - ------ I I Surprise Party I n • , l >h' \rd1 . &..- it\»' uh•n • . · , . '" ,,, [.:. l', I .� :-, ,t . \ " u ' n n,!,ll'i, 0-1 " • I ---- ' I I· wm I I Commissioners Will Pay Rent •Of $3,600 On D9 Caterpillar\ �minor Reviews U. S. Rqads 1961 ls •�ri�ical' In Federal Highway Program T )l • ,• I ,,�, , · ,i � �e. Suif r o., a■ v.e � •.,., �;'"'•rt �• � >I, t {� �•:3¾:i �\..•� ;'. fYr'it.�.u� I,la,,'ta,, I I ••r�.,,,. I • · ��::� 1 I stm r.- t&J ·,· ----··'"- - �-·--- ' THE DAILY SENTINEL -- .,.... . . , ·-··-- _.,_ -�- ... � ... - -----,--- ---� ,, �mmentating Editorially ·� ,j · Ohio's School Problem (F,ditor' s Note: During October an estimat­ teachers from any staff is a problem that can ed 100,000 Ohio citizens will take part in lo­ snowball into mw�.- o�her problems. 'J1le admini::i.rators, if they are unable to cal school district meetings of the Stat� H9us� " eiil!!,r.,,nce on Education. They will diS<USS fill a vacancy with another teacher equally po We Want From Our Schools?" This qualified, ma,: have to settle for a teacher ��le is one of a series dealing with some pf who is not fuL_v certificated, lowering the av­ -�p n,i�jpr education problems to be diS<ussed. erage quality of the entire sl..a(f. If no teacher can be found, pupils may fJle �ies has been prepared as a service to have to be shifted into other classrooms, put• � S)ale House Conference by some of the -'IW's }f;!ading education writers. This article ting a bigger burden on the remaining staff W i,rjtten by Helen Carringer, education an� reducing the opportunity for individual a;tention to pupils' problems. 11'Pl!>f, Canton Repository.) Curriculum may have to be adjusted if �f.np every school problem to its core and teachers are unavailable in certain fields. The cadet teacher program , which puts tea­ ��e, at the heart Of all education, stands chers into tho elementary field with two years th,: teacher. QJ+RDset lJ;ut or architect's dream? The · of training, has enabled the majority of Ohio a pd the school room make very little school districts to have a teacher in every 4W'tw�nce if ther� jg no teacher to give them classroom in recent years. Between 1957 and 1959, Ohio issued 4,94� cadet certificates and 1!11J',P9Se. 2,000 more cadets are in training. re sponsibil ities !j',l'xtl!po�s from 1940 or l�pO? It probaj,ly . Several chang_e s in ?rgani:w- 1 administrati�•e State Supt. E. E. Bolt has rejected a pro­ t1on of the Ohio Agr1cur1urul were nec es s1Lated by the announ inter­ to teacher without a �'t too important indurling ced resignation of John n . Bragg Station. F.xperiment posal the Ohio Education Assn. that the by .,.fet their contents and build the bridge from secretary as or cadet program be discontinued because the chan,::es in titles for two admin- administrative istrative officers, have b e en an- Sf'ptembe r ao. 1960. All appoint, llt91r pages to the student's mind. shortage of teachers is too critical to · dry up nounced by Director Roy M . ments and l'hanges are effectiv e fµ,rriculum? It can be geared to the p�il's this source of supply. Kottman. The changes were ap· October 1. �b' to learn and a master teacher's ability 111 other action s approved tw proved by the Sta1irm's Board uf and Control at its m e eting at Slone the Board of Control, a departknowledge the to confined or lo te,wb, Yet, whHe more teachers are entering the Laboratory on Gibratter Island, ment of agricultural biochemistry experience of a temporary, poorly � trained profession with less training, those with bach­ was established at Wooster " to Lake Erie. and hard-to-find teacher. elors degrees are g oing ahead at an ever-in­ Named as assistant dire ctors of extend the pattern of organiThe problem of pel'sonnel at. the individual creasing rate to expand and improve thelr the Experiment Station were Dr. zation of depHrtments of the T. S. Sutton, as11ocial1i dean of Station" to this subject matter district level varies from "pressing" to "crit· college background. the Coll ege of Agriculture and atca. Dr. Fred E. Deatherage, ical" depending often on the salary scale in Private industry and the national govern­ I Home Economics at The Oh!o chairman of Ohio State's depart• State Universit�• and parf.time menl of agricultural bioche misl.ry the individual district. ment have financed summer courses for thou- I memher of the Stulion staff, and was named to se n•e :is chairma n But, while fatter paychecks may help fill sands of science and mathematics teachers. Dr. Robert E. Yuder. now supe r- or the .�ountf'rpert dcpartm eht al vacancies in one school system, money can­ The burden of finding and holding quality vi11or ol' ficlrl operations at the the Station. Station. D;r . R H. Rohning, campus conot attract a teacher who does not exist. And tea<:bers rests with: for lh c ordinator University's new Kottman said the Diredor I the simple fact is that Ohio ' s teacher supply THE PAREN'l' through his cooperation titles for Drs. Sulton e nd Yoder ai: ricultural education ond 1'eIs not keeping pace with its booming enroll­ with the teacher• would bring their authority more search mission to India, was giv• ment. the in S in line with their responsibilities en responsibility for lia sion be · THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR · In addition to his Coll l'ge dutir.s, t ween sta ri on staff .ind the Retirements, marriages, industry and oth­ help' encouragement and _ satislacto1·y work- Dr. Sutton wi ll b e rl'spons ibl e for Graduate School of The Ohio . , , er miscellaneous factors take teachers out of mg cond1tlons they provide. Lh c Station's rl'sea[ch pro"•'ram Stale Un iversity. He was re comthe classroom faster than Ohio colleges can THE COMMUNIT Y in its desire to have a on Lhe Ohio State campus. Dr. mended by President Novice D. Yo<l er will supervise f ield re- f'.awcett for appointment as as• put them in. good educational program· scurch at the main st.atiun in s istan l dean of the College at the . Your community, if it is typical of others AND THE, STATE , through its power to set Wu osl f'r and on the oull yin'"'! ex- concurrent meeting of the Ohio in lhe state, will lose B or D percent of its high standards and help finance better teach- perimer. tal farms. Buth will be State Board uf Trustees Friday. · rrsponsible to Associate Director . In the belief . that per sonnel teachers at the end of this year. Loss of good 1n g • . will e in directl y responstbll.' for rese arch b who Krauss .' E. V• ___ direct liaison betwe1m al l Station a t"tivitil• s shou ld be associated ASKS COOPERATION ancl Mr�. Bernard Ledlie. anti Director KOttman. w,ith SU bject matler departments, activities Mr. and Mrs. Carl llil l er and The Ways and Meuns commit- · ' e e di l.'t'or, :'l!lsociate �irector, Dte ctir Kottman recomme nded r Th · family nf Alhens spent Sunday at t ee of tlte X i Gamma , Chap\er 1 assista two llt director� and Bus i- t at saoclate Direst,oi: . . Krauss 9:J , .1 ., J g kLany�ville ond attended the hom e- Be l. o Si mu Phi Soror ty i Pss M11 nager H. A. Hess on will be appoin ted professor in the de• n 'Cb1rilng. ' ing all members to br;ng lheir By Mn. AlpH• Ba r r . . Cabinet p11rtment of dairy science and artir.lcs for the Rummage Sale to constituk tlle Director's Tile Home<:0mini,: ut lhe Lungs­ 1..A nt Director Yoder be Bruce Morris is building II new hr held by the cheptor to the whic- h will serve as the policy- that AN>ista vll le Church Sunday was we at­ ed sor in the deppoint profes a , Dr. g e th Station body of makin room furmNly occupi ed by Cle· Kuttmnn said. tended. Due to ruin the dinner wa� gur11ge , partment of agronomy. He pointl!:arl Vanzandt i s hom e frnm the land's Appliance this Thursday or &erved ln tlh1 chureh. In the after­ In requesting approl'al of the 4!d out that these departmen ts M1iig� Genera l Hospital where he ca ll Mrs , Ann Rupe WY2-2732 noo n a conc1•rt wus prt•sent by the Board oI Control for the organi- encompass subjet"t matter areas ca l 11aUenl. for pickup. Gospel Harmony lfo�•s of Hun1in11- was a med i chang es, Director Kott• represe nting the fiel ds of speciazational ton , W. Va. Mr. 11nd Mrs. Corl Gorby en ter­ mau, who ls also Den n of 1he lizatio ri of the 1wo adminh:ltrators PAILS CHANNEL ATTEMPT Carol Ll'dli,· ha .� rl'1urnPd to tamed with a b11rbecue 11upper on Co l lrge of Agricullurl' and Home Jlrs. S utton, Bohning and De aParkersbur�. W Vu. wh(•rc .11hc b Wednesday honorinii: Mr. and Mrs. FOKESTONE, Eni::Iand UPI­ Econom ics al Ohi o State, said he lherage are reside nts of the Colattending P.1ount11i11 Slutc Businells Guy Lynch on their 32nd wedding New York ltousewire Jane I3alda­ felt the changes "would make for u m hus area. Dr. Yoder a nd Dr. College. 11nni\•ers11ry. Other gue1t1 were sare failed Mont.lay in her second l ogical and efficie nt adminl�lra- Krauss reside in Wooster. Honnil' Gorby, Don Gorby and Car­ attempt to swim th e English lion." He lleid they had been un­ Mr. and Mrs. Alph;1 Harr anti famil y alll'ndd lh<' Burr rruniun olyn Lynch. Channel underwater. Th e blonde der study sincr January Whl!n --�---·-+at Chillicol lw Sumlay. hifl appoin t.mcnl was announced. 24-year old former motlel surfac­ Mn. Lenn Pkkl'll11 of Mason, W. He benim e Dean und Director Dover, from es l mi 1 ,about ed 0 HOLZER HOSPITAL Va. attendl·<l lhl· llomecoming here ,June l. n land, almost 15 hours after E GALLIPOLIS LIVESTOCK g Admissions Sept. 17 : Thoma, hu1t Sunday. Direc1or Kottmirn said some of she ent e red the wat�rs o[f Cape Sept. 17, 1960---Hogs 175 to 220 Mastera, Cheohire; Mn. Pir l Cun­ Dlannu and Susan, young daugh­ nino:hum, New Ha\ en; Sept. 18 : Gris Nez, France. the shifl.R in organization 1ind , l b� 16. 00 to 16.50 ; 220 to 250 · -----ters of Mr. and Mrs. Kay U�nflchol­ Mrs. lbs. 16.00 to 16.50 ; Light 15.00 to Pomero}'; Ro nal d Marti n, er of Sygnet, Ohio. are visiting Mrs, Harold Dyne s, Wilkesvi lle; 16.50 ; Fat Sows 1 2 .00 to 1 4.00; U1ef r g randparents, Mr. ond Mrll. John Snyder, - Ewi ngton ; Bill le Stags 12 .00 to 1 4 .00 ; Boars 8. 00 Jack Bartrum, while L heir p11rM\/l ,lf'an Frost, Ch ester. Ln 12 .00; Sows end Pigs 60.00 to 111,Quall, - -are vacationing throuyh the• South­ 1 00 . 00 ; Shoats 6. 00 to ]{1,00. w oomr :a.ern states. Dismissed, Sept. 17: Mrs. Lesl ie Ca ttle-Steers 16.00 tu 22.00; S. "!qol1&'I , , voter ruler · Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stev1i n;; nf Adams, Mrs. Kenneth MUler, Mrs. llt>i[ers 15.00 to 20.00; Baby 0enenll tT.Pelollell Nglon 1, Columbu1 visih'tl rr.,·ently with Mr. Guy Wahl, Al'chi e Angi s, Richard Beef 1 8 .00 lo 24.00; Fat Cowl'! Len m1D I. A okeP 18. C..,._ f'arter, IL Alden Wi nters, Mrs. 1 0.00 to 15.00; Canners 10.00 to PlaylnC dim II. cut. I, l.uura Swanson, Mrs. C. Rex Jolly I river 12. 00 ; Bu lls 16.00 to 20.00; Milk card s.o. Kaaao1el and t.l aughlL'I"; Mrs. Robert Corvin 12. lin BQlum ,,&. Femate \ :lt, areet: Cows 100 .00 to 200.00. letter und 8on; M i-s. Vernon Jaynes and 13. Larre .. fowl Veal Ca lves-Tops 29.00; Sec­ daughter. I. Rambllns E2, Bov• H. Chrlatmu onds 25.0Q to 28.00; Medium 20.00 erelp talk to 24.00 ; Com. and Hvs. t·e.oo to Dismissed Sel)J:. 16: Mn. Roy 111, Come Into 8. lllunolerecl f3, Bon- ! ........,,. ialWII' 25.00; Culls \2.00 to 15.00. NEW and USED Johnson, Clark 'l' hompson, Mrs. dial f, South view Stieep Ewel'! and Lms 3.00 to •tyJee El mer Cnddol ph, Mrs. Neva 11. Interu­ 82. 'l'ul A.frtcaa, 12.00; Stock Ewes 4.00 to 10.00; 113. OM (Stot.) :Ill, Frana White , Mrh'.. Marlon Fera:u1on, I. Tooth tlcmll Fat Sheep 4.00 to 8.00; Cul ls 1.00 (abbr.) 1blmp Mrs. Chester Cu nn ingham, Mn. l<. Chari" upoll to fi.00; Bucks 4.00 to 8.00. property 18. lrteuNte' 9, Coom!-Y JT, Dlruler Richard Woodyard. R.,,bftc11 Lambs-Tops 1 9.00; Seconds M. Uberate (lff\cer Scaggs, Mrs. Jed Webster and 14.00 to 17.00; Light Wts. 12.00 3T. Weakell U. Salnt1t 80, BulablS 19. son; Mrs. Wayne Paln1er. Mu. to 16.00 ; Common 10.00 to 12.00. (abbr.) 38. Beforo :IQ. Blb l lcol jaN Phone WY-2-3?1M Larry Brumfield and daughter; Mrs. Adrian Spe ncer, Mrs. Elmer POMEROY, OHIO Spau ldi ng and son . CWF l\fel Rec�nlly At ''WJ,t I , II illlli'iiil-llJ I Langsville News Of ,The Week Market Report I DAILV CROS SWOR D 1 BAKER and SEYfRIED your LENNOX dealer I ....... �OAL, ·Oil, GAS FURNACES .' , �"I:'£.. the CV/F of the Tuppers :Plains Christian Church met at the home of Mil dt"fll Headl ey, Thursday evening. Tlte worship program wa1 l ed by June Do...ter. The study pro• gram- e ntitled "Our Churct,. Doors A� Opened" was Jed by Ptiyll is Newland. There were 18 members present. Ways of equippirlg the new elaas rooms with ltitehen and nursery · equipment were dLcus�ed. The hoetess sePr'ed refreshml!tit.a fol• lowi ng the meeting. Headley Residence I c I VISIT . . . MOORE'S ' 1'-!fONE WY-2-2848 POMEROY, OHIO SERV ICE . �iN TtR 'A N N .• X . _.• p · -1se____, , c,r,,,. � �V,r-. '--- .., * * * Batteritl fires * Auto Ac:c:••rl•• �!lffte" '. . ' f9 i!11!P.. 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I y·.1·1,�rtJ• I••�-�1..1·, C,_ o. -- I . ;."'n���';i';:.&'1oum � m 'oiii��it� .lorid �=UG�is ,.� r .. ,. !°'" I »:Jl;J:�::t :•�:.:,��;���,; fo_OI� TEXAS EiA§TE � �' A r����. fu ' , GRAND OPINltl& SATUIDAJ NIGHT W,: FINANCE ---- WE INSTALL Seat '1ov•" ' Sltacb Built Und er SCS- or -· ASC: - .... ' 'PNfP•• �r lndlvldilally � -- �'1£'-:m . "� I ' . ., I • • ,' I F Bu ild A Farm P�n�. •( I U•, , Water. S�ppjy hr 1 9� ! .. I �r .. " �dequote I I '1I ·1 �:� Of An -�= I -•IJ� Assured I ,.mff °""• � I I Be ' 1 I -- M E I N HAR l - Gra,ad. ,Ope,aing ·, · · " ' KAN,-, �,.� ��litT INN For low Pri�••• Easy Terms r- · VOTE FOR ' " 1 960 Wreck Victim Takes 8Ufgeey (Cantin.... . ,... .... Ono) ney," Spatz said, tiul he ater I For Ann 1n· J",._rlrJ rl!! i!!ntl!!d and offered to retur the .;:...;r I I I CAPE CANAVERAL, UPI-An Atlas misaile which tied its own distance record 11f 9,000 miles �onday could btvfl flown more than 2,000 miles fJflher bad the Air Force ordered it, informed sources eaid. It was leirned the 82•foot rodt'1 et fire� 0,Jlly h 0µ1'1 after soviet Premier Nikita : Kbrulhchev's ar­ i-ival ln NeW' York ' CitY, carried . it .11,000 to enoog� fuijl to IE!lld 12;000 miles, •bout hallway around the world. Recruiter Has New Schedule Fo.r Ar�a Work Castro In New Ypr� At UN --ture Too ______ Jusiness Opportunity TH¥ DAlt't' SENTINEL . .' I= GivPQ I �tg•. __ 3 ·y _,!...____ "°' Poet,S .orn• er STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGJJ I W L Pl't, GB "!Ir!!_ l' Pitt.sbure:h . . 88 M .615 ,.,..,.. "ll 82 60 .577 51,lz St. Louil M ilw'"k" 82 62 .... 61\ I ! 4 ) For Rent Los Angeles . . _ 11 67 .535 1 1 ¼ mo l I 1.Jcti 1!01! CO�SIST�NT DEPE_i"DABLF IIESUL'n San Franei&CO 73 73 .500 16½1 l n EIGHT ROQM HOUSE, two fu e RATES b_ond already J)Olted and let the I Homer M . Noble, 43, :t1uon, n• .448 4 room apartments. A. N. Bengel . SFC Kenneth 0. Jadd. lonl COLUMBUS UPI-Three you ng Cinc·i nnati H O:i 80 .38 Z . 60 eentl. 5:1 87 Phone 'WY2-3273. 4 cents per w•rd, (•nt: m�el'tion. b{inilnurn chara;e .:: 7 31½ C uban, stay at Lhe Shelburne illeTWenl surge ry Mond,)' (� Pl.ea• Army Recruiter, announces a new J l-2 -t-fe Amishme n were /le iltl!!need tn Chicago so_ as nol to embarrass ant ·valley Hospital in oqit PleU- sclie4ule dut to a reC1!nl t'hang9 a cenLa � wvrd ioc three 1.>0nt1ecwtlve inaertiou.. federel priaon Phi l adelphia . . . 53 9 1 .388 35½ rent _tree :, FOJ\- Rem-°"Tbree office r'>Ollll three years in athey Pres nt I isenhower. · nd R II N\I •Y• Sp�ciar - one moi:th for 30 ceniJ per �ord. � ant tor correction of inr.urrei io h� of �t'�'as1lgnment. refused to because �4t over Stiffler Shot Store OJa Moniday S 1 1� 4, n Chlc,,o 1 1 1eo •• • • Fr1nc, r l'i\111 rate 0£ 4 ceots per word will be charaed for advertiain,i n • 1 .....,. • left arm suffered in a two car -, go nto . service or work a l ike c·ourt st., In Pomeroy, tecontl pen I tinfd to • hfJAJNt•I for t,.._, l i1ion on Route 62 near Clifton Sgt. Judd wil l co\· er Gallia, " not p.a_ld within 10 day:. aner rece,,vinz bill. C OI um bua SIate San F ran 4 c1,1,- 1 ' 2nd Ill th 'od e . f his ulcer . floor. on,: tare:� 18 1 22 ft, room I Hofplta o Metes Cou nties in Ohio a-nd Ma­ 111"1.., · .,.,;;"' Em,.$ iJl AO,•e nising - Stio uld t,e r•iK':-tf>d l.mmtdl:atelf. 11-• Saturda)' afternoon. l. with adMiln.in1 U1l -.. 12 ;t room J. aon 'County, West Virginia. St L 1 1• , . • 1 , ni,t,t n ou o • Dalt, Sentinel will · 011t be respons-ible for more Uiao one iru:IN'· · ll e F deral Court Jud ge Me G. The acene of Act II of the CasD roo� • ' frout 1e " e 1d'i A bq , o · n Nobl e , a n employee of � GepIC rect illi.iel"Uon. Y Underwood imposed tht' sentences tro drama wa.s Lhe United Nations eral Service Administration De�t Hia new sch,dul e is u Follows: De w1.· 11atnted witl� ntw floor Tundtf'• Prot,abt• Pitcher, '8,i' d of �anb and Spect•l Notice1 111 Ev1:pis Jl.�- ��tu.aMM . i on er 25, and DaYod Benjam n ta il flmr:.day, Meii?s n!:, in Poi nt Pl eau nt, was on hil way Monday ·and g 0 : -2... , , Pti • n one . J" ��! r cl n Fr Chl San !�� a d!� cat0--S..,, :;:: !}81ai fl te0 t �blirl!ed ,t l ce1-l per word. w, . 2080 vid Miller, '!Z4, both of Apple � ol Co., fod 9n tJ"lese days may tie e "l 1o work when bis car wae strudk c:/OlfDS J DAY ' 3 DAYS 1 HQ. U a)AYS Creek near W· ooster' and Daniel J on■s 16-1,f "' Ell,worth 6-12. 11 ..., mort , -,. ar be ded fo COnt-_cted at the Masonic temple llowers who ..J u , .. PIH•bu h •t Phil delph"a 2 head-on by a car 4riv1;n by i� 1 1, !ID< 00c $1.36 $4.llj) 1-5 room apartment unfurnished. Swar\zentrubuer, 23, or near 5tormed the ·eleva ton and tried Fi.eld,ii, i n Pomer oy. • • ,�-� 4'1. New Have11 reJid e ql r ' w n 1 1 1 ' .,_, , t"'•.. I 211 si.20 $t.li> 116.00 '""' . .. , to cra1h the meet1ng w.ith Ham1-4 room apartment furni1hed. Beach Cily in Rolmet1 County. He ,.,....,, i nd Hod,i. lx ll ·1. 0 •• •~•"-• and operaIor . of a Middleport Bf?r• Zb 7ijC $1.00 fJ-� $7.JO Tuesday, Mason Counly and Phone WY2-3302. � 9-16�tp �Iso gave the three a tongue lash- O...___, mantkjold . They were repulsed· J 1 S and c:w,..,. 4-1 <1.. . vice station . r h� rnay be contacted at thf' Post mg for their attitude . er Alt e th me e hng, Caslro and th.at da IMl.i received by IO A.M will be in • .,_per, . C incinna TH�Ef: ll-OOM apartment on Con" I don 't t hink a rei igious iuue 10-ti17 at Milwaulcu a �• 17nl1�ht company wenl lo the plush South In on to bis arm injuriH, Pfti�r ln Point Pleasant. . . I, dor. .., H 00 k •treet· Phone WY2·2733· 1s • 1/l\'olved • •• • Lo unge in the buil ding and had Nobl eadditi PHONE WY-2-21 57 Wedne11<t,r. Friday all day, and m this question ,'' he Yt :-" . a ls o sustained head injuf'..- ____, 9-17•3ic •-•-------said noting their· Amish religion . C L� An ■I -; at · L�•• niiht rum and sandwiches o n lbe house ies, a left hip injury, a wound ovier Saturday morning at the GallipoI 1 ra . r/ ,,,.,--,- -,,-,.,-...,.. • e selective serv!ce �eople cl aswtJile U. 'N. officia ls rouiht de,- the left eye wbLCh required folll' 111 �ecruiling Office locater! in FOR SALE: 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath s·-:r� G•!JI"• o W l n Notices - ( 8 ) Auto Sales • .. ified you as conscJCntious ett- c obJ -- i perately to find them room at the stitches to dose, and several lac- the Park Central Hotel. · nc1 nn■tl •t MI wa "• nl ht three Iota. 786 Hysell St., Mid- ors and i d e report for ask you to inn. era lions and abrasiOfll, The exact ""BRMITE AND PEST CONTRftl � A11en , dieporI. J, n. 9 7 tfc • r- J""6 CHEVROLET V8 eeI A'. ire, 4 "Any one deliri ng information work or nati onal ' mpo� a nce ,· n- Los ..:r11■ lff at St. Loult, nliht ext e nt or hl111 injuriet it not yet a nd' u(lable to meet this schedule lly Pain. Free (nopect\_on, ln1ur- · dr, Sedan. Gooel looking and good Onl y 111,,.. ICh_..uled Now Po •,..n ur In .ead ,r bear,· " g ,'rms." t s known. ed l:iy l\111tl0t1wkl■• Phone It. j running car. $905. Blaettn ars, NICELY }l'Ulf,NJSHE!) 2 BEDmay fontact me at home during "Your government has not AM.IRICAI\ L EAGUE ro0m· upstairs apartment. Pb. 9 15 6te' end A. S.,rylc■ 'Station WV2• Pomeroy. Score• of newsmen put aside hy tbe eveninge or weekends r lacan uises d Fields red suff e b w L Pct. GB covera,1e of the emergency Congo WY2-38'14. ' 8 1 trc asked you to fight. You refused 23664-u.tfc: here in a nd ealling Gibson 6-0999 gs, about ration the chest l e s e to do any kind of work for Jt. New York · · · 88 57 ·601 :..::.t·.;;_ 1�6 PL¥�0UTH VB 4 dr Sedan. __:..:;_:_____:_: seu!on to concen lrate on the un- a rffl.!l . Both m�n were taken to qie Gallipolis," si;::t. Judd said. Like n'ew black Jlnd white fin- AP.Ak\'JQ:NTS - .rurnubecJ md Th ere is only one thing left for Baltimore · · · · ·· 83 � ·072 4 f oldmg drama. At one point Ca1hospital in a Fogl ee:ong arnbulane!e. oney aklng i slt . Push button sjiift. $895. untumtp.ed. Jle»sten. Kiddle the cow1 to do." 4 -572 62 83 · ked hi1 hud out the lounge lro · Underwood also seutenced gr;�:r:nci · · · · 72 72 .500 14 ½ and po port. Phone WY 2-2,21. a 3 tf 9 15 6tc Blaettnars, Pomeroy. newsmen surged forward. Trooper L. C. Yost of the Point �STE R$ TO MEET wayM R. Shoe maker, 29, Spring- Washinaton . near :perfect ----- . 7 2 72 .:KIO 14 1h , Relax, they were told. Castro wa111 Pleasan1 Detachment of West Vir­ [?t? 5 m DGE . MODERN unfurnLSh ed � r ooms field and Frank Webb Garrett, 23 19 5 The Mlddleport Athletic Bnost­ Add Hundreds of Doll.rs to t 66 t 79 De . 4 55 roi 21 only going Lo the men's room. ginia Stale Police reported that, fl'B wilfmeet at the hii?h school cond1twn, will trade for lfaclor and bath apartment. Birch cab• GlasO«ow' Ky ·, for the _ Ju1 27 Vaur presl!!nt income wltfi · r · Boston 63 81 .438 23 ½ Then came Act Ill, the surprise according to a witness to the acci­ tonight at p. m. for a regular of equal val ue. C ont.ad. t · t d. I e M. 1am1 VaI- Kansas c·t . Olti ver the im ported prodi.,ch of I 35'" 92 361 52 Y n a nn ouncement that at hie own in- dent, Fields was driving north and mee1ine to 8discu,s the busine�s I d Oh " ayre, Port an , 10, .a. . 1. S · m Lo 6 M.onday's WALTHAM RHUlts s istence Castro and friends would 1werved into the path of Nobl e, ca@vasa and elect o!ficers. 9-20-6tp men ad mit11:1ed No 111mes schedul■d be put up at the 300-room Hotel who was \Jriving BOUth. WATCH COMPANY _ � • OLD.)M�BILE sed,m, flea1�5�. __ TuHday's Probabl• Pltchairs Theresa, known as "The Waldorf pistributors are now being se­ rolher1>, RoNohle'11 car left the highway and .sonably priced. Ca ll WY2-3232. Washington at N•w York,_ {N) Astoria of Harlem" and the JargJ, ected in your Area where we STJIKE :rJ811-Pff!ftS 38 , an d E1- I Krallclc M n Stafford 3-1 over an e mbankment, land­ went 9-20·3tc _ _______ est Negro h ol.t:-1 in the nalin n . shall sel eet & stock localinns ALGIEllS. JlP!1a (UPI) - Al­ ... __ -·-- - -~ _36, P1eaded i ng on a railroad tr11ck. He was teri�· te,n,Jii;tl set off a hand Bostett1 at B■ltlmor■ (NI Br■with imported products of tmg charges Wll r 10.12 vs Barber 1 0-6 J Berding said Castro had turned thrown from his Car. Yost said that · FQR �ALE Waltham • Watch CofTllpany. down an offer of 20 rent - free Fields will !le charged with driv­ �aa.e oiJ 1J ��town ab tet Sun• 0 city prison nd >0. v ff { tro N ■t Cle ■l■ i:.•ontal�ra. PEACHES, bring No ex-perlence necessary. �. � � $ � and wound­ auite1 at the Commodore, only ing l eft of the center of tbe high­ llig •! � ,. olh"'s. Lary 13-15 YI Pe,..-y 11-1 Webster Fruit Farm, Long JotYour ,activities will be to ser­ ___ three blocks from the United Na- way. ,Botlt can were estiQtated to W■dnesday's G■mH toin, Ohio. Phone YUkon 5-3201 ·viee each l ocation, cOlled & tions and much niore suitable be tola�osses. ORS · '' H'1;AD I KansH t City Chlcigo , N • s-·10tfc· ' restock. You ·do n o selling. . llfO WORRY UPI _ -- Hal Boston &t · 111a1♦1mo,-.,, N from a security point of view. · Part time, onl y a few hours I WW Y QRJC>OPI - Wall Street, , e�., wil l !.,erve W■shlntton ■t N•w York Q.h.S, FUEL QlL and '!o&l fur,. , "You can imagine for yourself 89wel) Part1ctpated ers saw nolhfng to worry about in per week. Can be operatect i n sident George Only gimes schtdull■d I ila.�.s. Cii.lf for flee estlmatea, what the reason was " Berd' Mo11��·s �harpeat break in stock conjunction with your preaent sentative durF'Oreman & Abbott Midale,porL Meeting 0 Rivermen in said tart l y.. "It cel'binly WIIJl i g t m five years. 'but they were prlce1 •business. May be eXpanAei:l to , &-10-tk PENNANTS AT A GLANCE baseball pla�• not to hel p the u. s. ,government." A. V: Howell , p�si�ent ,of divided today on when a t.'Omeback lull time. All merchal'ldise xas aRd Me:iut�e �e1g1 C�nty _ Pion� and would be made. AMERlCAN L EAGUE ' ' ful ly guaranteed both to deal• USED GARDEN tractors ,no mows former presGD RETURN TO FT. KNOX Hu1tonul Society, Inc., atteni;led L Pct.' GB W er & qnsulller. l nventory ers. IIotury mcwer bl ades 1barT � gue . e ,._,.,a New York . . 86 1 1 5 Pvt. Larry 7 .801 · · D. meeting of the Soni Baker annual �he haa comI ,lRANGE TO ME ET -100% exchangeable. W� -:-v,W eq_ Cµ@lO" mowifli aDd p leted his basic tNining at Ft. '8d Daugbtffll, of Pioneer River· , Baltimore . . 83 62 .572 4 9 - Pomeroy Bend Gra nge will -The get you started ID,ghf. · Mini­ ti!ilbg. tote g Kflox, Ky., and spent a 13 day men at the Campu.s Martius Mu­ meet i n regular session at the , Chicago . . . 83 tl2 .572 4 GRAVILY TRACTOJ m u m in\'estment $119Z.50 leave with his parents, Mr. and teum in Mafietta s,tqr�:y. � Gfm� ""'1llnln1: ' DAV Hall in Pomeroy Wednesday cash necessdn,· . Your invest­ sales anti Service 512 E. Main St. RONT PORCH N8w YIH'k. Hom. S Washlnvton Mp!. Seldon E. Baker Sr., and hiil: Fomeroy, Phone WY 2-2975. ment covers· Distributorship, back poreh 2; Boston 3. Away 6 8oshln I; bride, Norma. On Sept. t:i he The river exhibit at Ute ,tnu­ �pt. 21 at 8 p. m. 7-21-_t_l,_ __. Inventory & Display Units, unn in g water, WHhlngton 3,. ,eum ha1 been nioved from the returned to Ft Knox where he will �. YOU ti!AY EA!JN BACK l'IIB basem en t of the old structure tQ . fflEBE'S A Baltl�tlrti. Ho111t1 2, Bo■ton 2. take 15 weeks of arm ored tract "PUPPIES. REASONENTUtE ORJGINAL lNVEST­ PEKINFSE �!t��°'iiet:;:. Away 7 Washlni,tcm $; .�on ttae n ew addition ��UJ' COIQ: 2. m e cha n ical 1ch901i n g. ABLE. Mrs. YI• W. Call, 732 1 -" pletea by the Ohio Jlwtorical MDq' THROUGH OUR RE­ .,\I, M"d ""· _. .,,.,. '• C hicago. Honut 6 K■MH City Sycamore St -Middleport , Society, ownl!r of -the - mt1ee11m. ORD� BONUS PLAN. 2. Away 9-19-6tp ROOM HOUSR 1 ; Cleval■nd 32; n.troit Captain fredefick · way, Jr., wp Distri,butors appointed imme­ ---- - - - - - - . 3 l and Cleve cation. Melvin rHlected p�ident of · the � diately iwpon ,Qece,ptence. Ap­ 1 E NATIONA St., mero,. � t��"c;B GO and Daughters or��tipn. plicants must ha-vi:! mean� of tires�!-�d�:;a;,ro;;��:: p(;) l 301P To Flt Your Needs transportation. Write name, ted corn picker. Williamson 11 Pittsburgh 88 55 .615 address & phone number to F.arm. Suppl y, Rutland. 9-19-3tc St. Louis 82 60 .577 51/2 11 W e Service Al l Makes BOOSTERS *JTIN!, ,· Montgomery: 16.2 upper; 9.2 loW- EASTERN off 'CeS__ Milwaukee Time Industries Dept. EE 82 62 .569 81,ii 10 ___ Eastern Ath l etic Boosters are AUCTION er, and running 5 ft. open ; Gall i1 70 W� 74th St., NY 23 NY I� �fftl! !lf!ll! Wednesday at 8 p. m. at_ SATURDAY, ••pt.• 2, � l 960 ,..Ith•·'''°". � . 6 Mllw• kH polis, 17.9 upper, 10.5 lower, 5l/i ft. meeting I ..,l!,.'1f)..lill 1 th e high school and are invjtittg T R ..�... • . , ;np■ti I. Awty ..,...,,l; Cini: opEn ; Lock 23: 15.3 upper, 10.1 .,lb:io �- M. , � ,Ct11cqo Phone WY 2-2511 , �n ·w --= ro · give . -away Puppie . . s. 1 ..a:ro le.alt ttel l\'.t" . ortga�e S M1lw,p.)9' �; ''ijU1chlpMa '2. · lower, one trap open. A11 movable everyone interested in their: ing the state and will l 's athletic program to ; join schoo Richard Middleport Spencer, Locust St. .· Cool'vllle. sell the following at aucUon at ered by �arl Sf. Lotiis. HOIM f Lo• Ane■lu dams are up 13 through 23. Aver- them. •. · YU 5 244.5 l .l U· lS-3tP ! my residence, 2 mi les west 'from to the u n d E-_r' • 2. Away 9 Los Aftlllles J; San aging one tr@-P i)pen . _ 1 960, and (11- P:rancl.,co ,. 1=1t1cato 3,. Bo11B Down : Dashfteld: I. F. WANTED-RIDE TO Washington Rutland Post Office on State of �ourts of 1 Route 1 2 4, tur n South o n cou n ty er, 6:15 am, 0-8; John J. Freiberg to Chic D. c. or yicinity, the 22nd or A ti• gam, with • will on May �th, Rowe, 4 :45 am, 13-1; Lock 7: The I h bu ") • rlrt111 In f t 23rd. Gui!lo Guolami. PhoDe road and foll ow arrows. �f � • C� 1,,..� 1 9p'.9, '--fl� on which def&ull ':8.s Ile Ford Tracto r with mower, 800 Pittaburgher, 5: 30 am, 21-0: Lock 9 li..· I � WY2-2529'. , 9-17-3tp I ■ _ l;l ee Q m,�e. the· u�d e rSJgrt e d JJiU - -- Bal es of Hay, 3 H og Fe�ders -- - -- -W� Jtfwn, or Conta&t The Bayou Lartine, 7:55 am, o-4; 11:IH h r sbu Home k� 5 t.4,HW" COMBINATION 2-4-1 0 mo�e swi), 1� lntern a- A. C. a..-pr.oit�, �IM. Q�... sel l _ihe .Qods and"C'h attel s �e8Cfil)'. 3; C 1ncfn11.1ti 2'. Away 5 Pl :.- Lock 14: Charles R. Stevenson. 7 a. HOME COOKED m eals, · -plate • ed m said mortga_ge, to-wit: 1955 burgh 3. Philac&.lphla 2. tional Heavy Duty 'l'ruek L·180 m., 0-0; Lock 15: Jayne Hoagland, l unches. Ja�� •s llairy Bar, to be sold £or parts), Myers I ROOFING, SPOUTING• She�t M e I Studebacker, 8 Cy_lmder, St,irlal No. --� ________ 7 am, 2-6; Lock 23: EIPr Cl� Middl eport. 9-20-6tc f tal 'mr an �pair "' -- PALME @. �•�f WINNERS 12:50' pm, 2-0; Chrandelellr,'4:10:' Water Pllm:p; �ep · -.,yell Pump t· .=.� � :230� 8383962 , IS Pase. Coupe, af . Wae'tn ny . a · tna� Auto Co�pany ""areb�us_e, Ql)NED�, J1�. UPI -Arnold l m., q..o; W�;rerly, 7:'9 pni, 4-0; and Tank, 2 three Phase MolHl 30tp, ( 2 ) COf,d '? f Thqn kS Spring Av�nue, PomerQJ, Ohl!), 111 Paml.er of Ligonier, Pa., hall Beav�r, 10:U'i pm, 1-0; A,. V. Chris tors , Other Moton, Coal Drills, Other Tool s, 1500' Ft. Plastic r¢J:GLEll, :PUJLD1N(¾ SUPPLY th� Vll,agt of Pomero�, ��ig. earned ,'r.s,7Qq i� !3 PGA tourna- Jr,, 8:qG all!,, 2-0; C. V, 'Harp.er, W_E _ T _ A _ K _E_ 'fHIS pqrtunity to C�uqty, Otiao, on October lU�, J960 JJl,�nts this i�ar to toP Ken Ven- 7:30 flD, '11- · Hose (Size 'ra,nges from ¾ " to John!i-Mari-.J!� J'()Of khlnlles, at thank •any and SI WlJo helped lO:�O a. _m. .Bo!ts Vp: lo!:t; Z,:: ijal�!l•l- 5:'45 turi, his closest competitor, in 3" 2000 Ft. ElectriC Wire . kitcheh cabinets built to order• us in a ny Wiiy ln the recent · (Siz• e 4 to 10,. 1 400 A m p. price 2� .00. s by am, 3;p; Lo� zt; Ne}fo� '1C!-.dfQQJ. $ _ mum Mln l k� cial n sweepsta fina lf's o g t �_ S\ aluminum windows and doo�s death of our daughter and sis- 1 Switch Box, 800 Ft. 4" Oak of sa1e. Cash m hand on more than �0,000 . Venturi has 5:35 tJq, �; ..ob �t#" p:$!$ ,.�• g&rage doors, ceiling tile, vinyl dayTerms ter, Madyline Joa n Peek. Es." nf sale. Plank 9 Ft. Long, 1 Doz. 4-5; G�lliiioi'5: Luq ;Jane - �� won $44,800 m 24 tournaments. floor tile and p l ywood paneling. peciall y do •. H wish to thank ■rs S1vln Bank h : & k 1: , Geese, 40 Chickens (ApproX.) 111 f•rm 50 tin ll 8-9; � T �?Q' � -;I ' ,l Call N gler s, Rac,ine· . 8-11-tfc Ewing Funeral Home' tor the Cipmp■ny PAPER. GROUP MEETS er, 1 :20 am, �; .Robert R- Gibson I Doz. Duckli. The above items e d Ptm■roy, Ohio CHICAGO {UPI} M ore than 2:20 ,m, 2"9; �valon, 3 ain, 0,q. ar e to be sold J?efQfe Lunch. . ... "'�;����r9i�: 11::� :�::.::��:��� (9) 20, 27 ; (10) 4, 3tc 7,000 representatives of all phases LolJ.�on and Marmet are on t� LUNCH W ILL IE Sl!RV!Q and to Mrs. Lois Burt and MrS . ._.._ _ _ , - 9..._, HOUSEtiqL� FURNITUR _• · , ." of the ,,.per industry gatherod sil l, JN_inlield running two leol. .., ? • • • Bon Neut.ting for !heir beauli- Porch Swing, ,oom DivJde'�.- 2 -f•� _ .- .,;. 4 at a nn today for th e eemi �rr�.f' �lft' ,•J ual Kana'Wha Riv e r boa.ta: Down ____ ent h e re 1 • R i , , ), , qr . . tut music. We al so wi5h tu · w nfield l!elen Z, 0-7. of the N t on l h er pc. Sectional C9J,Jcl'j, C M!fP.· ; t>l���:_:������:'!_:_____!�""'""'""'::,:::,:""',:;e""'""'""=�""'""',:e::,,,,�,:,,=""'""'""'""'""' I p�r__i_� • l_';<>t�•�_''.'_l' :_'_l��! _>tlt"'.;o�n:_� ,:o>rn':'v:een & Q.f SAL E UNDE R thank a ny and aJl of the gra.T NO IC . . · fflllP w� st Obe, Che of Dra , f , duating 'class (or thetr thoughtprey Gas Heater (4ntJ!!!) )ITU), . JT,flMf �y yi,.-i:ue of � . .�H�1 :WO{lnie I Iuiness. We W18h to thank Il BO Barrell Back Chair, Bedfoom the pall bearers and · Rev. Arthur e�e_cuted ilnd �«iUy��ij by fl� . .. . ' . Suite, Veeta Gas Range, Philco Ml-Cauley £or his consoling Stobart, Jr. and draCe 'Sto�t ··to Comlal. Refrii(er&tor, � words. reston �o�r� tnc: q� w,rc� 2tllh, Washer,' Reel T)'P.e Lawn MowMrs. 4la Flint, mother. 196b, dulf assigned to · the · urtllerer, 2 Fl ower Pedestils, 2 """cIrene Grueser and -�err. df siSned aiid filed C ltht' kers, Stand,, 2 SinJI� t,on , I\)o, , f." on Geraldi ne McHaffey, , -Y, M , ,_ o·.1•·11, Co�� .Re Igs W Co�p Bec:ls (COm pJete), Drees!� f•___9-20-ltp Sistern. d��arch 28, 1�, a�d on ?hlC� ·ble, Gas Heater (]S!}q(I . '�W), lsull ha, be�n m •�•. the und er2 _Wbtte Chairs, Lamps, _j1:it• signed will sell ibe ' ,1qi>4s 8hd 16) Lo...•t and Found chen Cabinet (Very Goo(J), 15 chattel s deserjbed In sllid marl� pc. Dinnette Set, Deep ftfe· r, .; . g�g e, t?-y,it': 1�7 tdff,R, � �flffi4LOST BROWN, WHITE and black · • t i · , , , ,� Miscellaneous Items. er, Serial ¥•• 11n1q l�, 'l\i· spotted female Beagle Hound in ADA VAN !!,\l!T,J, � sf?n �Qr, at f'ubUC 4uCt\o� al the vicinity of Syracuse. Con: Ter!ftS: �••h. Jf. tact Will iam Zerkle or cal l n I A l 1 181 9-20-3tc a':o=�'iio���Tf WY2-6832. c:-N c'c do h . l 0 e Chutor, Ohio ' lsgio, (0n�,il, 0.!'fil\.., FOUND SMALL pockethook with COMPANY, 'lt.CIN I, 0. }(0!98 <!'O al Auclianeu: CRITT BRADFORD .8 �2 30tp Of! . . . � ., � _ , .:.. money. No identification . Iden­ "' a. -' ---'---· tify and claim by paying ad. Sale Manager; A. C, BRADFORD, ---0-1,-•!' 9-'!(l·Ste WY2-2'173. fr.,n4 THE LATE 1". H. DAVI$ 'pro- OOllll"Ll:tE ,INSURANCE PRO I day of sale. pert)', brick two atory, located Th• f:,rm• • ■nk & Savin�, 18) Auto Soles i tection, uh,. Aut• Flre • •�Y t ljort� •�11'.� •�� ,rQpl MI � tr' "'°""v,n,•' , II fhod CIMi Used C¥! Jiio el'oy, Ohio Streets. �id.df�t, mly be tjti.,__ � :1"1!7' � All Mlk1■ allCI Modilf ��) 2P, �?; (l�� !, �tc 9-17-3otc seen .iny evening. _ . tlllTROPOLffAN MOTORS N "JNS\JMNCE I 16 GAUGE SHOl U1i• f''ritJfP- DAIINES..... East """"' IJ­ A&��ti 'Ii . _ 1 epor1: , i irtre; •Aato� Mrs.- JOhn Stotif, · �fJSOn e, PosaNft. Ohio � , tf· t,.,. _ 11. P.�hone \VY2, 9 i, 4'"6tc � l'U•lf 19" STUDEBAKER V8 P.relldent, ·-=-----,-,--,..__li.i · C!IA!IH;S ll�l!i T 4 I , �,., 4 dr. aedan. Finest and �E1JJ "' � 1 Studebaker. !!!>�11, Hl'"' ,1�, • , and out. $1'�. !J�!f.!1��( f:llpsol f49-50. Al: rY, · ' piaet 6ti. qI , fO � stncer 1ew -�blnei Pomeroy. ln4 YIFMl'm �1,;ne� ,: The FabUndergrou114 �verits ,,,,,Ide Economical LPGu SloriG• l�j6 FOR.DVSFairl.a'ne ·Haw top, !ic l!h'oji- 1Photte . Cpe. One of cliiffi�st •�cift: Ja , . � -·••ot ec,momlcally 9-10-31, tho Littlo Bi• liu:h ........,_ ...,_lble·10 .,.otl,.,.,.;;.. -• town. $1093. Blaqijp�, pq_m. in lwntcr, near� ::::'1,otiled" in feel ero,. __ ·9 1$ V!• caverilf "1beso neeci,;il." tllltil caverns nndcr� pressure tanks ;... an, providtn8 !'lean. e,o,iomt�al, 111< mmod from shalt, 350 feot below the aurlacc. g growm tS s daily LPGa , ro,ult a As fuel. efficient This storago assum bmple supply of LPOas for · in importanco for cooking, beating and refrigerathe growing Midwest market. lion, ind as fuel h tractors, trucks. lnucs and olhor mccbaDical OljUip� . LPGas, motor fuel and burner oils, shipped via Little Bli 1Dc11, are only apart ol't!Je energy (irodButane and P"'l?""" are 9nly �• ucts !'811� � � Ba- ,;stems. m !':"Ono 14< teat , To . ratlon relrigo surc or lol>t� dimming, u dem"'!Sllllted by Thr�4!1. ' et11 l1•• wasbe4' , .. pressure �� 1'5S FORD va. ' Door, ovordfi!t!l, · l'ldio, heat!!:·, good tires, Low mh.:-ale by ° �nc local 'r!Pff•' 11 1¥ � �lir� . TRANSMISS ION CORP0RATIQN . \ '- �- , WEBSTER an d roLTZ HOUSE, wa11 to w•l ROOM 7 l Att eys tor Plfinµff ur ort, Lo111,t111VHo".' aton, •,ttrt earpeting. Built-in kitchen. Call (9) 6, �. �. 2'1: (Ill) i, �IC JYY2·�•; Jl-20-Qlf " itlJ;!!I' .,-.. ' WANTED· Sma l l Girl'! BJcyele, ■lso troiltlog wheel s. Pbone WY2-�346. -9-2o.3tc 1 showed there arr. 140 dairy anim_a l s at r.s1 and 10 3 al _ Athens. with an average p_roduehor: of 10,324 pounds of mi l k at GSI and 12,020 pounds at �th ens. IL gave e 0 c t e !� $;;;� �� � G�P!n� $J;; , 8�.;; at Athe ns . ' l!I I know that at the Gall ipol is stale Institute, using the rnmn,erMonths ago the flu bug bit me, eiai price or mitk (66 ceots ' galC'��• A nd at ti mes I was so 111, Ion), th e GSI wou l d have had an l, Could not do much w'!rk o_r writing income of $122,861. 22 and an ex�? I bowed unto God s will. SEPT. 21 pe nse of $86,967.43 � a profit of $35,893 .79 . C1ass, 12 of t'be the Heilth M etho- rri any weeks J felt so wretched, 4 i at Church will m eet Wednes..ay H�d to rut a lot in bed, Eve n the state pr i ce of milk per livening ·al 6 o'clock at the home 0, �till I looked toward the fu turp ' hundredweight gives u GSI profit W n i e K1 o P. n O. di for here Mrs. a i, Uuek there is no pnjn or dread. • of $2,155 . 95. net". Memb:ers are. to bring a co'v-' ered di sh and their own tabl e ser- Our dear Lord was good unto m r ' The attendant tol d me he fel t A nd I'm thankful as can be vice. deep pity for the patients who The eholf of $t. PauJ's Lutheran For new zeal and added plessings, work o n the farm if they're depriv­ c��Ch will �eet Wecl�e8day �t- And for beauty I can see. ed of their jobs. They wou.hi be 7 :30 P , m. for prac- I can feel God's sacred prese nce lost inside, ' at the church or attempting more · ' �nd the heavens do declare ttce. complicated tasks. Farm work, I That He is the Great Creator feel, to , is viluab le in makin g the o 0, His lo\'e shines evecy wher'e. Sept. 22 mentall y retarded feel some use­ Th� Past Pi'f!sidents of the La- l fu l ness. dies Aux11tary of Drew W ebster So, m_y frtt:;nds, don't b e discouraged, Post American Legion wll l meet Eve n whe n you,"re ill or blue. Wednesdilv evt;inh:Jg, Sept. 22, at Put your trust in our dear Saviour OEVOTED TO INTEREST! el l. the home or Mtl. P'8.rl Hys A nd H ls love will bring you thru. ' ' cratlc n s o Mei c ]leJn9 e ff µ OF IIIEIGS-MASOK AREA · g Th Rii:h•r�, S, Owen. Publ\sher Women's Club will meet "f�ursdey He knows all about our troub les Yes , He knows our e very care, Published evt1ry ,-ft�rne,:,n "­ at 7:'30 p. m. at the Second W.ard B u t we need t_ o call upo� Him House. "'pt Sunday by The Jhlo Vallfl the medmm J>f prayer. Thru Ro;.1, Sprin G.t:Jnae will meet "1bli�lng Compan, 11- 110 •• g � '!lut"f. .:banJe St., f�!!'IE:rO)', Ohio. :llb.i s"-'y at . 8 p. 111. _; .1.,rogram er- Even,1 tho ol d age o'er-takes wiU, 'h6 ��ss office pholl.e WY2�2i&u, adltOI ' us. ,•aA andi, the quart · � p�sen·rt� , .e can -have � great d esirt ly �irth��f ,upper \'r l l be setved. W l.l1 oftlre oholle-"WY2-2I57. The women • Of Grace 'EpiscOpal I To keep \;orkmg for our Saviou s, Emered'a11 secomT ct,sa mallbu 111attl!!r at � p04t office at Po11 Church wltl meet Thursday at 2 P- 1 For them s no place to retire m. . at the home of Mrs. J. ""-�- D. Tho afflict ions come upon us, troy, Ohio. N ational advertlsfog reJ)ll'esenta Hartinger with Mrs. Theodore S l ows us d_ own a l ittle while, jve : B1..Uineli'·Kilt,bidl. i,i ... Bl'. Recd Jr. in charge of the program. W e can st lll keep on rejoicing, A:lXlr,1ton Ave.. New York Ctt:!' The X i Gamma Mu Chapter of A nd can wear a sunny smile. Composed by tfflw York. the Bela Sigma Phi Sorority wil l Mu. Ril•y Pigott Subscription rate«� .:».live�e" hS spunsor a rummage sal e Thursday, carrier where available, 30 cen• Friday and Saturday at the buil dDEATH DOES NOT E ND ALL Der 'ftck: one year in advance 111:r ing formerl y occupied by Clel nd'a So many of our-fr iends and kin - Sentinel office, SHL.flill 1.'he Oaily Appliance on Main-SL l ¥ Have an s wered to-dea th's cal l . 11X months, $7.80; three rnonm• f o ass l C 's n me The LO a W o . the Middleport Chqrch Of . ChrisI Their bodies li e beneath Lhe sod' I 13.90. BY motor reute where avaU 1bie: on e month. S1. e, mail: nm will meet this Thursday even ing But death drn!s not end all. The acts they did wi ll foUow o n irear e,: 1t:1 '1lot1�h•, $4.25; tJo• at the church at 7:30. ,nth,. l2 50 nn• nit1r1tJ- . 11 The Busy Bee Class of the Thru others here below,· First Baptist Church of Middle- An_d follow on beyond the grave port will m eet this Thursday eve- I n endless joy or woe. n ing at the church at 7;30 for its September meeting. There W e often thi nk of those we loved '· • George A. will al so be members of the. Who went from earth away A n d w e rejoic e whene 'er �e think church i n Ri o Gran de on Thurs­ day to attend the Baptist Asso­ O f those who used to pray. In fancy we can see e� face, clatl ona l meeting. A nd name them one byolte, Then speak in lovi ng tones · about S.pt,mblir 23 The good that they have done. The Past Matrone of Evangeline Chapter, OES, wil l meet this 0 yes , we speak i n lovi Friday even ing at the Masonic And oft we bow and ng tones, Hall In Middleport. The meeting , Whil e thinki n of a pray future l ife g will �e held in the basement Rt Beyond this prese nt day. the entrance on Wah1ut St. Mrs. W e think o f us o n His thron·e' Maxine Al le nsworth is the hostess. For He wil l bJee sthe O ne To judge the d eeds of mortal man ' Sept, 24 When life on earth is done. The Happy Harvesters Class of the Federated Church will have_Jn Li fe on this earth is very brief ice cream social and cafeteria And soon, we al l must go lu nch, Saturday, beginning at 4 p. To meet our Maker, and our Judge' m. Home made tCe cream. cake Then reap wtiatc'er we sow . sandw iches, baked beans, potato O y es, we'll livl' beyond the tomb salad and coffee wlll be sold. Jn �ndless joy or woe, It 811 depends on h ow we live While on this earth below. SEPT. 25 There will be · Hom · Ing ,-t Repub!lcan Candidate 0, let us l ive a l ife of prayer, , the Hazael Com· . ii ror Jtepresenlatlve ,; l.ftt'- And trust the Lord abovl! er will be -Rev. ,·R Ii> The a basket dinner a ' noon. There To save and keep us free from sin' Gener al Assembly wll l be special singlnr. The speak• Thro His l'edeemin g love. U And let e t us of Jiis great love ens, Ohlo. Everyone le invited. , to � To othel'IJ here belOw, attend. For our influence will Jive ,m Thru seed that here we SCI-.V Composed by Atla11, llad Anolher Mrit. �ll•y Plf!� 2,000 l\fil!!l' lll lJ ,, WANT ADS Experunent tat1on anges ' e1,rs M. ason I :�1�'h:�1 .Orga DIZa I es ,:..,,mtftlll E . venm • 1•100, Off•1cer T'tl •.,, ' I I ' ,,_ TO MY FRIENDS I would like to send a message, " I Jusl to let my dear friends know That J ofhm think about them, I Even tho I've been quite slow. Yes , I've been so slow in wrilin� y a , (��·�::, '!'!� i:�:, e , For my friends, both far and n e ar. I · -;-- --- s - -;�-c··h·-- --- ----. -- - - -M - • & I I ! I 1 1 1 I Want!?d To B u y I Amish Sent U p ,_ =-· ··===;;;;;;;;:;, ....;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;:;=-a=...-. ..... .. -- A CAPITOL IDEA 'No. 0� In A Series "" Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Sept. 20, 1960--3 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O , Sept. 20, 1960--5 ------ ------ - --- 1 But my defeme of the in6lilu• t ional farm as a therapeulic device I i;; be111ecl on the Gallipolis Slate In• stituLe, where I talkcct with an at• tendant nol corlllected with the farm program snd also with 1111 empluve e in the rarm program H is my belief that rarms are who h�s p a tients as form labore rs. an tmportant part or the eronomJ,- , 11 ...,_ of Ohio mental institutions. Even l madl• inQuiry in writing to more important lhan that, agricul - both the GSf and the Athens Stale ture is a valuable therapeutic tool Hospital . From thr latter l nbtain­ for the mentally retarded and the ed no commPn\ as to the value 0£ _ mentally sick. I farm work to persons who ar� in• sane. and J wondered if the r eli_ Obv iously at institutions where cence was becau se Gov. DiSalle there is big-city growth, there had alren dy said he was goi ng to must be a change of practice in abolish the farms acrorrlance with th e environment. And I have no objection to aboish- 1 But the Athens offidal who an­ in� the farms there. Bui even swered my leller d i d �uhmit the there thr matter•or t herapy causes I annual report of the agriculture me to wonder what bec om e s of \ h t• I section of the dcparlmcnl of men­ : pa lienl.� who have br-c n progres�'. ! ta] hyi;:iene a)'l(l correction for ing unt.lcr that sort of progr.im. Ohio. II showed that mon ey ex---- --- ----- 1 pended from farm budgetary ac• counts was $189,021 .90 at GSI it s n d $165. 288 .72 at Athe,s. I �JW; " •• " �-·--- ' THE DAILY SENTINEL -- .,.... . . , ·-··-- _.,_ -�- ... � ... - -----,--- ---� ,, �mmentating Editorially ·� ,j · Ohio's School Problem (F,ditor' s Note: During October an estimat­ teachers from any staff is a problem that can ed 100,000 Ohio citizens will take part in lo­ snowball into mw�.- o�her problems. 'J1le admini::i.rators, if they are unable to cal school district meetings of the Stat� H9us� " eiil!!,r.,,nce on Education. They will diS<USS fill a vacancy with another teacher equally po We Want From Our Schools?" This qualified, ma,: have to settle for a teacher ��le is one of a series dealing with some pf who is not fuL_v certificated, lowering the av­ -�p n,i�jpr education problems to be diS<ussed. erage quality of the entire sl..a(f. If no teacher can be found, pupils may fJle �ies has been prepared as a service to have to be shifted into other classrooms, put• � S)ale House Conference by some of the -'IW's }f;!ading education writers. This article ting a bigger burden on the remaining staff W i,rjtten by Helen Carringer, education an� reducing the opportunity for individual a;tention to pupils' problems. 11'Pl!>f, Canton Repository.) Curriculum may have to be adjusted if �f.np every school problem to its core and teachers are unavailable in certain fields. The cadet teacher program , which puts tea­ ��e, at the heart Of all education, stands chers into tho elementary field with two years th,: teacher. QJ+RDset lJ;ut or architect's dream? The · of training, has enabled the majority of Ohio a pd the school room make very little school districts to have a teacher in every 4W'tw�nce if ther� jg no teacher to give them classroom in recent years. Between 1957 and 1959, Ohio issued 4,94� cadet certificates and 1!11J',P9Se. 2,000 more cadets are in training. re sponsibil ities !j',l'xtl!po�s from 1940 or l�pO? It probaj,ly . Several chang_e s in ?rgani:w- 1 administrati�•e State Supt. E. E. Bolt has rejected a pro­ t1on of the Ohio Agr1cur1urul were nec es s1Lated by the announ inter­ to teacher without a �'t too important indurling ced resignation of John n . Bragg Station. F.xperiment posal the Ohio Education Assn. that the by .,.fet their contents and build the bridge from secretary as or cadet program be discontinued because the chan,::es in titles for two admin- administrative istrative officers, have b e en an- Sf'ptembe r ao. 1960. All appoint, llt91r pages to the student's mind. shortage of teachers is too critical to · dry up nounced by Director Roy M . ments and l'hanges are effectiv e fµ,rriculum? It can be geared to the p�il's this source of supply. Kottman. The changes were ap· October 1. �b' to learn and a master teacher's ability 111 other action s approved tw proved by the Sta1irm's Board uf and Control at its m e eting at Slone the Board of Control, a departknowledge the to confined or lo te,wb, Yet, whHe more teachers are entering the Laboratory on Gibratter Island, ment of agricultural biochemistry experience of a temporary, poorly � trained profession with less training, those with bach­ was established at Wooster " to Lake Erie. and hard-to-find teacher. elors degrees are g oing ahead at an ever-in­ Named as assistant dire ctors of extend the pattern of organiThe problem of pel'sonnel at. the individual creasing rate to expand and improve thelr the Experiment Station were Dr. zation of depHrtments of the T. S. Sutton, as11ocial1i dean of Station" to this subject matter district level varies from "pressing" to "crit· college background. the Coll ege of Agriculture and atca. Dr. Fred E. Deatherage, ical" depending often on the salary scale in Private industry and the national govern­ I Home Economics at The Oh!o chairman of Ohio State's depart• State Universit�• and parf.time menl of agricultural bioche misl.ry the individual district. ment have financed summer courses for thou- I memher of the Stulion staff, and was named to se n•e :is chairma n But, while fatter paychecks may help fill sands of science and mathematics teachers. Dr. Robert E. Yuder. now supe r- or the .�ountf'rpert dcpartm eht al vacancies in one school system, money can­ The burden of finding and holding quality vi11or ol' ficlrl operations at the the Station. Station. D;r . R H. Rohning, campus conot attract a teacher who does not exist. And tea<:bers rests with: for lh c ordinator University's new Kottman said the Diredor I the simple fact is that Ohio ' s teacher supply THE PAREN'l' through his cooperation titles for Drs. Sulton e nd Yoder ai: ricultural education ond 1'eIs not keeping pace with its booming enroll­ with the teacher• would bring their authority more search mission to India, was giv• ment. the in S in line with their responsibilities en responsibility for lia sion be · THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR · In addition to his Coll l'ge dutir.s, t ween sta ri on staff .ind the Retirements, marriages, industry and oth­ help' encouragement and _ satislacto1·y work- Dr. Sutton wi ll b e rl'spons ibl e for Graduate School of The Ohio . , , er miscellaneous factors take teachers out of mg cond1tlons they provide. Lh c Station's rl'sea[ch pro"•'ram Stale Un iversity. He was re comthe classroom faster than Ohio colleges can THE COMMUNIT Y in its desire to have a on Lhe Ohio State campus. Dr. mended by President Novice D. Yo<l er will supervise f ield re- f'.awcett for appointment as as• put them in. good educational program· scurch at the main st.atiun in s istan l dean of the College at the . Your community, if it is typical of others AND THE, STATE , through its power to set Wu osl f'r and on the oull yin'"'! ex- concurrent meeting of the Ohio in lhe state, will lose B or D percent of its high standards and help finance better teach- perimer. tal farms. Buth will be State Board uf Trustees Friday. · rrsponsible to Associate Director . In the belief . that per sonnel teachers at the end of this year. Loss of good 1n g • . will e in directl y responstbll.' for rese arch b who Krauss .' E. V• ___ direct liaison betwe1m al l Station a t"tivitil• s shou ld be associated ASKS COOPERATION ancl Mr�. Bernard Ledlie. anti Director KOttman. w,ith SU bject matler departments, activities Mr. and Mrs. Carl llil l er and The Ways and Meuns commit- · ' e e di l.'t'or, :'l!lsociate �irector, Dte ctir Kottman recomme nded r Th · family nf Alhens spent Sunday at t ee of tlte X i Gamma , Chap\er 1 assista two llt director� and Bus i- t at saoclate Direst,oi: . . Krauss 9:J , .1 ., J g kLany�ville ond attended the hom e- Be l. o Si mu Phi Soror ty i Pss M11 nager H. A. Hess on will be appoin ted professor in the de• n 'Cb1rilng. ' ing all members to br;ng lheir By Mn. AlpH• Ba r r . . Cabinet p11rtment of dairy science and artir.lcs for the Rummage Sale to constituk tlle Director's Tile Home<:0mini,: ut lhe Lungs­ 1..A nt Director Yoder be Bruce Morris is building II new hr held by the cheptor to the whic- h will serve as the policy- that AN>ista vll le Church Sunday was we at­ ed sor in the deppoint profes a , Dr. g e th Station body of makin room furmNly occupi ed by Cle· Kuttmnn said. tended. Due to ruin the dinner wa� gur11ge , partment of agronomy. He pointl!:arl Vanzandt i s hom e frnm the land's Appliance this Thursday or &erved ln tlh1 chureh. In the after­ In requesting approl'al of the 4!d out that these departmen ts M1iig� Genera l Hospital where he ca ll Mrs , Ann Rupe WY2-2732 noo n a conc1•rt wus prt•sent by the Board oI Control for the organi- encompass subjet"t matter areas ca l 11aUenl. for pickup. Gospel Harmony lfo�•s of Hun1in11- was a med i chang es, Director Kott• represe nting the fiel ds of speciazational ton , W. Va. Mr. 11nd Mrs. Corl Gorby en ter­ mau, who ls also Den n of 1he lizatio ri of the 1wo adminh:ltrators PAILS CHANNEL ATTEMPT Carol Ll'dli,· ha .� rl'1urnPd to tamed with a b11rbecue 11upper on Co l lrge of Agricullurl' and Home Jlrs. S utton, Bohning and De aParkersbur�. W Vu. wh(•rc .11hc b Wednesday honorinii: Mr. and Mrs. FOKESTONE, Eni::Iand UPI­ Econom ics al Ohi o State, said he lherage are reside nts of the Colattending P.1ount11i11 Slutc Businells Guy Lynch on their 32nd wedding New York ltousewire Jane I3alda­ felt the changes "would make for u m hus area. Dr. Yoder a nd Dr. College. 11nni\•ers11ry. Other gue1t1 were sare failed Mont.lay in her second l ogical and efficie nt adminl�lra- Krauss reside in Wooster. Honnil' Gorby, Don Gorby and Car­ attempt to swim th e English lion." He lleid they had been un­ Mr. and Mrs. Alph;1 Harr anti famil y alll'ndd lh<' Burr rruniun olyn Lynch. Channel underwater. Th e blonde der study sincr January Whl!n --�---·-+at Chillicol lw Sumlay. hifl appoin t.mcnl was announced. 24-year old former motlel surfac­ Mn. Lenn Pkkl'll11 of Mason, W. He benim e Dean und Director Dover, from es l mi 1 ,about ed 0 HOLZER HOSPITAL Va. attendl·<l lhl· llomecoming here ,June l. n land, almost 15 hours after E GALLIPOLIS LIVESTOCK g Admissions Sept. 17 : Thoma, hu1t Sunday. Direc1or Kottmirn said some of she ent e red the wat�rs o[f Cape Sept. 17, 1960---Hogs 175 to 220 Mastera, Cheohire; Mn. Pir l Cun­ Dlannu and Susan, young daugh­ nino:hum, New Ha\ en; Sept. 18 : Gris Nez, France. the shifl.R in organization 1ind , l b� 16. 00 to 16.50 ; 220 to 250 · -----ters of Mr. and Mrs. Kay U�nflchol­ Mrs. lbs. 16.00 to 16.50 ; Light 15.00 to Pomero}'; Ro nal d Marti n, er of Sygnet, Ohio. are visiting Mrs, Harold Dyne s, Wilkesvi lle; 16.50 ; Fat Sows 1 2 .00 to 1 4.00; U1ef r g randparents, Mr. ond Mrll. John Snyder, - Ewi ngton ; Bill le Stags 12 .00 to 1 4 .00 ; Boars 8. 00 Jack Bartrum, while L heir p11rM\/l ,lf'an Frost, Ch ester. Ln 12 .00; Sows end Pigs 60.00 to 111,Quall, - -are vacationing throuyh the• South­ 1 00 . 00 ; Shoats 6. 00 to ]{1,00. w oomr :a.ern states. Dismissed, Sept. 17: Mrs. Lesl ie Ca ttle-Steers 16.00 tu 22.00; S. "!qol1&'I , , voter ruler · Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stev1i n;; nf Adams, Mrs. Kenneth MUler, Mrs. llt>i[ers 15.00 to 20.00; Baby 0enenll tT.Pelollell Nglon 1, Columbu1 visih'tl rr.,·ently with Mr. Guy Wahl, Al'chi e Angi s, Richard Beef 1 8 .00 lo 24.00; Fat Cowl'! Len m1D I. A okeP 18. C..,._ f'arter, IL Alden Wi nters, Mrs. 1 0.00 to 15.00; Canners 10.00 to PlaylnC dim II. cut. I, l.uura Swanson, Mrs. C. Rex Jolly I river 12. 00 ; Bu lls 16.00 to 20.00; Milk card s.o. Kaaao1el and t.l aughlL'I"; Mrs. Robert Corvin 12. lin BQlum ,,&. Femate \ :lt, areet: Cows 100 .00 to 200.00. letter und 8on; M i-s. Vernon Jaynes and 13. Larre .. fowl Veal Ca lves-Tops 29.00; Sec­ daughter. I. Rambllns E2, Bov• H. Chrlatmu onds 25.0Q to 28.00; Medium 20.00 erelp talk to 24.00 ; Com. and Hvs. t·e.oo to Dismissed Sel)J:. 16: Mn. Roy 111, Come Into 8. lllunolerecl f3, Bon- ! ........,,. ialWII' 25.00; Culls \2.00 to 15.00. NEW and USED Johnson, Clark 'l' hompson, Mrs. dial f, South view Stieep Ewel'! and Lms 3.00 to •tyJee El mer Cnddol ph, Mrs. Neva 11. Interu­ 82. 'l'ul A.frtcaa, 12.00; Stock Ewes 4.00 to 10.00; 113. OM (Stot.) :Ill, Frana White , Mrh'.. Marlon Fera:u1on, I. Tooth tlcmll Fat Sheep 4.00 to 8.00; Cul ls 1.00 (abbr.) 1blmp Mrs. Chester Cu nn ingham, Mn. l<. Chari" upoll to fi.00; Bucks 4.00 to 8.00. property 18. lrteuNte' 9, Coom!-Y JT, Dlruler Richard Woodyard. R.,,bftc11 Lambs-Tops 1 9.00; Seconds M. Uberate (lff\cer Scaggs, Mrs. Jed Webster and 14.00 to 17.00; Light Wts. 12.00 3T. Weakell U. Salnt1t 80, BulablS 19. son; Mrs. Wayne Paln1er. Mu. to 16.00 ; Common 10.00 to 12.00. (abbr.) 38. Beforo :IQ. Blb l lcol jaN Phone WY-2-3?1M Larry Brumfield and daughter; Mrs. Adrian Spe ncer, Mrs. Elmer POMEROY, OHIO Spau ldi ng and son . CWF l\fel Rec�nlly At ''WJ,t I , II illlli'iiil-llJ I Langsville News Of ,The Week Market Report I DAILV CROS SWOR D 1 BAKER and SEYfRIED your LENNOX dealer I ....... �OAL, ·Oil, GAS FURNACES .' , �"I:'£.. the CV/F of the Tuppers :Plains Christian Church met at the home of Mil dt"fll Headl ey, Thursday evening. Tlte worship program wa1 l ed by June Do...ter. The study pro• gram- e ntitled "Our Churct,. Doors A� Opened" was Jed by Ptiyll is Newland. There were 18 members present. Ways of equippirlg the new elaas rooms with ltitehen and nursery · equipment were dLcus�ed. The hoetess sePr'ed refreshml!tit.a fol• lowi ng the meeting. Headley Residence I c I VISIT . . . MOORE'S ' 1'-!fONE WY-2-2848 POMEROY, OHIO SERV ICE . �iN TtR 'A N N .• X . _.• p · -1se____, , c,r,,,. � �V,r-. '--- .., * * * Batteritl fires * Auto Ac:c:••rl•• �!lffte" '. . ' f9 i!11!P.. '> ' �- .... ·- ..,.,...........,...........1!:!* + • • ,.,. ... ,.. ... �-�--··· .--...--...-- �...,....;.....,._ · �-. �r•il,;'f. , ... , ., _ - _ ,. . ., . .,.,___,___.__.�.�---�- :, , •· . '• ' ' •· .. , • 'i':- : f. !.f. ' /1', ' ' • I • • , I\Ollfel llf �· 1,S Cll�SSROA!)S Mlddt..,rt Back ' ' or ·, .� Fer Teea�IIC"-'rs Olllyf . ' , , ' . ' ,._ . I 1• .... I I EOLEMAN f U R l4 J C E -RIVER REPORT I CHASE HARDWARE Al,.UMINUM r:::.i n P- I . "'.~ [ - · ffll9..f � 'l ' J�bLJ.,�rMli!I ' I '·--- ,�rt .-'""°1'f.... f'JPlb,NIRI Qf! INtJIPV . 0 :J1� �"!:!� �'U: 1Jr r 'Rao'l list<it_.. . .�� �:t':i �1-;'�l t�: r I_ I �;��i\.l ::/z, �g t.1 1 · · ,,.. , f1�:a.�.. •• '\rit Qf�io •• r,, WT. -�- • . ·'c(IJ',�, n••� �u. -; ., " ,·, �-:! :. . ·-' " llh'fsr. ' laJ• J�r. . lbe I! "l'.51'1 w· , . I y·.1·1,�rtJ• I••�-�1..1·, C,_ o. -- I . ;."'n���';i';:.&'1oum � m 'oiii��it� .lorid �=UG�is ,.� r .. ,. !°'" I »:Jl;J:�::t :•�:.:,��;���,; fo_OI� TEXAS EiA§TE � �' A r����. fu ' , GRAND OPINltl& SATUIDAJ NIGHT W,: FINANCE ---- WE INSTALL Seat '1ov•" ' Sltacb Built Und er SCS- or -· ASC: - .... ' 'PNfP•• �r lndlvldilally � -- �'1£'-:m . "� I ' . ., I • • ,' I F Bu ild A Farm P�n�. •( I U•, , Water. S�ppjy hr 1 9� ! .. I �r .. " �dequote I I '1I ·1 �:� Of An -�= I -•IJ� Assured I ,.mff °""• � I I Be ' 1 I -- M E I N HAR l - Gra,ad. ,Ope,aing ·, · · " ' KAN,-, �,.� ��litT INN For low Pri�••• Easy Terms r- · VOTE FOR ' " 1 960 Wreck Victim Takes 8Ufgeey (Cantin.... . ,... .... Ono) ney," Spatz said, tiul he ater I For Ann 1n· J",._rlrJ rl!! i!!ntl!!d and offered to retur the .;:...;r I I I CAPE CANAVERAL, UPI-An Atlas misaile which tied its own distance record 11f 9,000 miles �onday could btvfl flown more than 2,000 miles fJflher bad the Air Force ordered it, informed sources eaid. It was leirned the 82•foot rodt'1 et fire� 0,Jlly h 0µ1'1 after soviet Premier Nikita : Kbrulhchev's ar­ i-ival ln NeW' York ' CitY, carried . it .11,000 to enoog� fuijl to IE!lld 12;000 miles, •bout hallway around the world. Recruiter Has New Schedule Fo.r Ar�a Work Castro In New Ypr� At UN --ture Too ______ Jusiness Opportunity TH¥ DAlt't' SENTINEL . .' I= GivPQ I �tg•. __ 3 ·y _,!...____ "°' Poet,S .orn• er STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGJJ I W L Pl't, GB "!Ir!!_ l' Pitt.sbure:h . . 88 M .615 ,.,..,.. "ll 82 60 .577 51,lz St. Louil M ilw'"k" 82 62 .... 61\ I ! 4 ) For Rent Los Angeles . . _ 11 67 .535 1 1 ¼ mo l I 1.Jcti 1!01! CO�SIST�NT DEPE_i"DABLF IIESUL'n San Franei&CO 73 73 .500 16½1 l n EIGHT ROQM HOUSE, two fu e RATES b_ond already J)Olted and let the I Homer M . Noble, 43, :t1uon, n• .448 4 room apartments. A. N. Bengel . SFC Kenneth 0. Jadd. lonl COLUMBUS UPI-Three you ng Cinc·i nnati H O:i 80 .38 Z . 60 eentl. 5:1 87 Phone 'WY2-3273. 4 cents per w•rd, (•nt: m�el'tion. b{inilnurn chara;e .:: 7 31½ C uban, stay at Lhe Shelburne illeTWenl surge ry Mond,)' (� Pl.ea• Army Recruiter, announces a new J l-2 -t-fe Amishme n were /le iltl!!need tn Chicago so_ as nol to embarrass ant ·valley Hospital in oqit PleU- sclie4ule dut to a reC1!nl t'hang9 a cenLa � wvrd ioc three 1.>0nt1ecwtlve inaertiou.. federel priaon Phi l adelphia . . . 53 9 1 .388 35½ rent _tree :, FOJ\- Rem-°"Tbree office r'>Ollll three years in athey Pres nt I isenhower. · nd R II N\I •Y• Sp�ciar - one moi:th for 30 ceniJ per �ord. � ant tor correction of inr.urrei io h� of �t'�'as1lgnment. refused to because �4t over Stiffler Shot Store OJa Moniday S 1 1� 4, n Chlc,,o 1 1 1eo •• • • Fr1nc, r l'i\111 rate 0£ 4 ceots per word will be charaed for advertiain,i n • 1 .....,. • left arm suffered in a two car -, go nto . service or work a l ike c·ourt st., In Pomeroy, tecontl pen I tinfd to • hfJAJNt•I for t,.._, l i1ion on Route 62 near Clifton Sgt. Judd wil l co\· er Gallia, " not p.a_ld within 10 day:. aner rece,,vinz bill. C OI um bua SIate San F ran 4 c1,1,- 1 ' 2nd Ill th 'od e . f his ulcer . floor. on,: tare:� 18 1 22 ft, room I Hofplta o Metes Cou nties in Ohio a-nd Ma­ 111"1.., · .,.,;;"' Em,.$ iJl AO,•e nising - Stio uld t,e r•iK':-tf>d l.mmtdl:atelf. 11-• Saturda)' afternoon. l. with adMiln.in1 U1l -.. 12 ;t room J. aon 'County, West Virginia. St L 1 1• , . • 1 , ni,t,t n ou o • Dalt, Sentinel will · 011t be respons-ible for more Uiao one iru:IN'· · ll e F deral Court Jud ge Me G. The acene of Act II of the CasD roo� • ' frout 1e " e 1d'i A bq , o · n Nobl e , a n employee of � GepIC rect illi.iel"Uon. Y Underwood imposed tht' sentences tro drama wa.s Lhe United Nations eral Service Administration De�t Hia new sch,dul e is u Follows: De w1.· 11atnted witl� ntw floor Tundtf'• Prot,abt• Pitcher, '8,i' d of �anb and Spect•l Notice1 111 Ev1:pis Jl.�- ��tu.aMM . i on er 25, and DaYod Benjam n ta il flmr:.day, Meii?s n!:, in Poi nt Pl eau nt, was on hil way Monday ·and g 0 : -2... , , Pti • n one . J" ��! r cl n Fr Chl San !�� a d!� cat0--S..,, :;:: !}81ai fl te0 t �blirl!ed ,t l ce1-l per word. w, . 2080 vid Miller, '!Z4, both of Apple � ol Co., fod 9n tJ"lese days may tie e "l 1o work when bis car wae strudk c:/OlfDS J DAY ' 3 DAYS 1 HQ. U a)AYS Creek near W· ooster' and Daniel J on■s 16-1,f "' Ell,worth 6-12. 11 ..., mort , -,. ar be ded fo COnt-_cted at the Masonic temple llowers who ..J u , .. PIH•bu h •t Phil delph"a 2 head-on by a car 4riv1;n by i� 1 1, !ID< 00c $1.36 $4.llj) 1-5 room apartment unfurnished. Swar\zentrubuer, 23, or near 5tormed the ·eleva ton and tried Fi.eld,ii, i n Pomer oy. • • ,�-� 4'1. New Have11 reJid e ql r ' w n 1 1 1 ' .,_, , t"'•.. I 211 si.20 $t.li> 116.00 '""' . .. , to cra1h the meet1ng w.ith Ham1-4 room apartment furni1hed. Beach Cily in Rolmet1 County. He ,.,....,, i nd Hod,i. lx ll ·1. 0 •• •~•"-• and operaIor . of a Middleport Bf?r• Zb 7ijC $1.00 fJ-� $7.JO Tuesday, Mason Counly and Phone WY2-3302. � 9-16�tp �Iso gave the three a tongue lash- O...___, mantkjold . They were repulsed· J 1 S and c:w,..,. 4-1 <1.. . vice station . r h� rnay be contacted at thf' Post mg for their attitude . er Alt e th me e hng, Caslro and th.at da IMl.i received by IO A.M will be in • .,_per, . C incinna TH�Ef: ll-OOM apartment on Con" I don 't t hink a rei igious iuue 10-ti17 at Milwaulcu a �• 17nl1�ht company wenl lo the plush South In on to bis arm injuriH, Pfti�r ln Point Pleasant. . . I, dor. .., H 00 k •treet· Phone WY2·2733· 1s • 1/l\'olved • •• • Lo unge in the buil ding and had Nobl eadditi PHONE WY-2-21 57 Wedne11<t,r. Friday all day, and m this question ,'' he Yt :-" . a ls o sustained head injuf'..- ____, 9-17•3ic •-•-------said noting their· Amish religion . C L� An ■I -; at · L�•• niiht rum and sandwiches o n lbe house ies, a left hip injury, a wound ovier Saturday morning at the GallipoI 1 ra . r/ ,,,.,--,- -,,-,.,-...,.. • e selective serv!ce �eople cl aswtJile U. 'N. officia ls rouiht de,- the left eye wbLCh required folll' 111 �ecruiling Office locater! in FOR SALE: 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath s·-:r� G•!JI"• o W l n Notices - ( 8 ) Auto Sales • .. ified you as conscJCntious ett- c obJ -- i perately to find them room at the stitches to dose, and several lac- the Park Central Hotel. · nc1 nn■tl •t MI wa "• nl ht three Iota. 786 Hysell St., Mid- ors and i d e report for ask you to inn. era lions and abrasiOfll, The exact ""BRMITE AND PEST CONTRftl � A11en , dieporI. J, n. 9 7 tfc • r- J""6 CHEVROLET V8 eeI A'. ire, 4 "Any one deliri ng information work or nati onal ' mpo� a nce ,· n- Los ..:r11■ lff at St. Loult, nliht ext e nt or hl111 injuriet it not yet a nd' u(lable to meet this schedule lly Pain. Free (nopect\_on, ln1ur- · dr, Sedan. Gooel looking and good Onl y 111,,.. ICh_..uled Now Po •,..n ur In .ead ,r bear,· " g ,'rms." t s known. ed l:iy l\111tl0t1wkl■• Phone It. j running car. $905. Blaettn ars, NICELY }l'Ulf,NJSHE!) 2 BEDmay fontact me at home during "Your government has not AM.IRICAI\ L EAGUE ro0m· upstairs apartment. Pb. 9 15 6te' end A. S.,rylc■ 'Station WV2• Pomeroy. Score• of newsmen put aside hy tbe eveninge or weekends r lacan uises d Fields red suff e b w L Pct. GB covera,1e of the emergency Congo WY2-38'14. ' 8 1 trc asked you to fight. You refused 23664-u.tfc: here in a nd ealling Gibson 6-0999 gs, about ration the chest l e s e to do any kind of work for Jt. New York · · · 88 57 ·601 :..::.t·.;;_ 1�6 PL¥�0UTH VB 4 dr Sedan. __:..:;_:_____:_: seu!on to concen lrate on the un- a rffl.!l . Both m�n were taken to qie Gallipolis," si;::t. Judd said. Like n'ew black Jlnd white fin- AP.Ak\'JQ:NTS - .rurnubecJ md Th ere is only one thing left for Baltimore · · · · ·· 83 � ·072 4 f oldmg drama. At one point Ca1hospital in a Fogl ee:ong arnbulane!e. oney aklng i slt . Push button sjiift. $895. untumtp.ed. Jle»sten. Kiddle the cow1 to do." 4 -572 62 83 · ked hi1 hud out the lounge lro · Underwood also seutenced gr;�:r:nci · · · · 72 72 .500 14 ½ and po port. Phone WY 2-2,21. a 3 tf 9 15 6tc Blaettnars, Pomeroy. newsmen surged forward. Trooper L. C. Yost of the Point �STE R$ TO MEET wayM R. Shoe maker, 29, Spring- Washinaton . near :perfect ----- . 7 2 72 .:KIO 14 1h , Relax, they were told. Castro wa111 Pleasan1 Detachment of West Vir­ [?t? 5 m DGE . MODERN unfurnLSh ed � r ooms field and Frank Webb Garrett, 23 19 5 The Mlddleport Athletic Bnost­ Add Hundreds of Doll.rs to t 66 t 79 De . 4 55 roi 21 only going Lo the men's room. ginia Stale Police reported that, fl'B wilfmeet at the hii?h school cond1twn, will trade for lfaclor and bath apartment. Birch cab• GlasO«ow' Ky ·, for the _ Ju1 27 Vaur presl!!nt income wltfi · r · Boston 63 81 .438 23 ½ Then came Act Ill, the surprise according to a witness to the acci­ tonight at p. m. for a regular of equal val ue. C ont.ad. t · t d. I e M. 1am1 VaI- Kansas c·t . Olti ver the im ported prodi.,ch of I 35'" 92 361 52 Y n a nn ouncement that at hie own in- dent, Fields was driving north and mee1ine to 8discu,s the busine�s I d Oh " ayre, Port an , 10, .a. . 1. S · m Lo 6 M.onday's WALTHAM RHUlts s istence Castro and friends would 1werved into the path of Nobl e, ca@vasa and elect o!ficers. 9-20-6tp men ad mit11:1ed No 111mes schedul■d be put up at the 300-room Hotel who was \Jriving BOUth. WATCH COMPANY _ � • OLD.)M�BILE sed,m, flea1�5�. __ TuHday's Probabl• Pltchairs Theresa, known as "The Waldorf pistributors are now being se­ rolher1>, RoNohle'11 car left the highway and .sonably priced. Ca ll WY2-3232. Washington at N•w York,_ {N) Astoria of Harlem" and the JargJ, ected in your Area where we STJIKE :rJ811-Pff!ftS 38 , an d E1- I Krallclc M n Stafford 3-1 over an e mbankment, land­ went 9-20·3tc _ _______ est Negro h ol.t:-1 in the nalin n . shall sel eet & stock localinns ALGIEllS. JlP!1a (UPI) - Al­ ... __ -·-- - -~ _36, P1eaded i ng on a railroad tr11ck. He was teri�· te,n,Jii;tl set off a hand Bostett1 at B■ltlmor■ (NI Br■with imported products of tmg charges Wll r 10.12 vs Barber 1 0-6 J Berding said Castro had turned thrown from his Car. Yost said that · FQR �ALE Waltham • Watch CofTllpany. down an offer of 20 rent - free Fields will !le charged with driv­ �aa.e oiJ 1J ��town ab tet Sun• 0 city prison nd >0. v ff { tro N ■t Cle ■l■ i:.•ontal�ra. PEACHES, bring No ex-perlence necessary. �. � � $ � and wound­ auite1 at the Commodore, only ing l eft of the center of tbe high­ llig •! � ,. olh"'s. Lary 13-15 YI Pe,..-y 11-1 Webster Fruit Farm, Long JotYour ,activities will be to ser­ ___ three blocks from the United Na- way. ,Botlt can were estiQtated to W■dnesday's G■mH toin, Ohio. Phone YUkon 5-3201 ·viee each l ocation, cOlled & tions and much niore suitable be tola�osses. ORS · '' H'1;AD I KansH t City Chlcigo , N • s-·10tfc· ' restock. You ·do n o selling. . llfO WORRY UPI _ -- Hal Boston &t · 111a1♦1mo,-.,, N from a security point of view. · Part time, onl y a few hours I WW Y QRJC>OPI - Wall Street, , e�., wil l !.,erve W■shlntton ■t N•w York Q.h.S, FUEL QlL and '!o&l fur,. , "You can imagine for yourself 89wel) Part1ctpated ers saw nolhfng to worry about in per week. Can be operatect i n sident George Only gimes schtdull■d I ila.�.s. Cii.lf for flee estlmatea, what the reason was " Berd' Mo11��·s �harpeat break in stock conjunction with your preaent sentative durF'Oreman & Abbott Midale,porL Meeting 0 Rivermen in said tart l y.. "It cel'binly WIIJl i g t m five years. 'but they were prlce1 •business. May be eXpanAei:l to , &-10-tk PENNANTS AT A GLANCE baseball pla�• not to hel p the u. s. ,government." A. V: Howell , p�si�ent ,of divided today on when a t.'Omeback lull time. All merchal'ldise xas aRd Me:iut�e �e1g1 C�nty _ Pion� and would be made. AMERlCAN L EAGUE ' ' ful ly guaranteed both to deal• USED GARDEN tractors ,no mows former presGD RETURN TO FT. KNOX Hu1tonul Society, Inc., atteni;led L Pct.' GB W er & qnsulller. l nventory ers. IIotury mcwer bl ades 1barT � gue . e ,._,.,a New York . . 86 1 1 5 Pvt. Larry 7 .801 · · D. meeting of the Soni Baker annual �he haa comI ,lRANGE TO ME ET -100% exchangeable. W� -:-v,W eq_ Cµ@lO" mowifli aDd p leted his basic tNining at Ft. '8d Daugbtffll, of Pioneer River· , Baltimore . . 83 62 .572 4 9 - Pomeroy Bend Gra nge will -The get you started ID,ghf. · Mini­ ti!ilbg. tote g Kflox, Ky., and spent a 13 day men at the Campu.s Martius Mu­ meet i n regular session at the , Chicago . . . 83 tl2 .572 4 GRAVILY TRACTOJ m u m in\'estment $119Z.50 leave with his parents, Mr. and teum in Mafietta s,tqr�:y. � Gfm� ""'1llnln1: ' DAV Hall in Pomeroy Wednesday cash necessdn,· . Your invest­ sales anti Service 512 E. Main St. RONT PORCH N8w YIH'k. Hom. S Washlnvton Mp!. Seldon E. Baker Sr., and hiil: Fomeroy, Phone WY 2-2975. ment covers· Distributorship, back poreh 2; Boston 3. Away 6 8oshln I; bride, Norma. On Sept. t:i he The river exhibit at Ute ,tnu­ �pt. 21 at 8 p. m. 7-21-_t_l,_ __. Inventory & Display Units, unn in g water, WHhlngton 3,. ,eum ha1 been nioved from the returned to Ft Knox where he will �. YOU ti!AY EA!JN BACK l'IIB basem en t of the old structure tQ . fflEBE'S A Baltl�tlrti. Ho111t1 2, Bo■ton 2. take 15 weeks of arm ored tract "PUPPIES. REASONENTUtE ORJGINAL lNVEST­ PEKINFSE �!t��°'iiet:;:. Away 7 Washlni,tcm $; .�on ttae n ew addition ��UJ' COIQ: 2. m e cha n ical 1ch901i n g. ABLE. Mrs. YI• W. Call, 732 1 -" pletea by the Ohio Jlwtorical MDq' THROUGH OUR RE­ .,\I, M"d ""· _. .,,.,. '• C hicago. Honut 6 K■MH City Sycamore St -Middleport , Society, ownl!r of -the - mt1ee11m. ORD� BONUS PLAN. 2. Away 9-19-6tp ROOM HOUSR 1 ; Cleval■nd 32; n.troit Captain fredefick · way, Jr., wp Distri,butors appointed imme­ ---- - - - - - - . 3 l and Cleve cation. Melvin rHlected p�ident of · the � diately iwpon ,Qece,ptence. Ap­ 1 E NATIONA St., mero,. � t��"c;B GO and Daughters or��tipn. plicants must ha-vi:! mean� of tires�!-�d�:;a;,ro;;��:: p(;) l 301P To Flt Your Needs transportation. Write name, ted corn picker. Williamson 11 Pittsburgh 88 55 .615 address & phone number to F.arm. Suppl y, Rutland. 9-19-3tc St. Louis 82 60 .577 51/2 11 W e Service Al l Makes BOOSTERS *JTIN!, ,· Montgomery: 16.2 upper; 9.2 loW- EASTERN off 'CeS__ Milwaukee Time Industries Dept. EE 82 62 .569 81,ii 10 ___ Eastern Ath l etic Boosters are AUCTION er, and running 5 ft. open ; Gall i1 70 W� 74th St., NY 23 NY I� �fftl! !lf!ll! Wednesday at 8 p. m. at_ SATURDAY, ••pt.• 2, � l 960 ,..Ith•·'''°". � . 6 Mllw• kH polis, 17.9 upper, 10.5 lower, 5l/i ft. meeting I ..,l!,.'1f)..lill 1 th e high school and are invjtittg T R ..�... • . , ;np■ti I. Awty ..,...,,l; Cini: opEn ; Lock 23: 15.3 upper, 10.1 .,lb:io �- M. , � ,Ct11cqo Phone WY 2-2511 , �n ·w --= ro · give . -away Puppie . . s. 1 ..a:ro le.alt ttel l\'.t" . ortga�e S M1lw,p.)9' �; ''ijU1chlpMa '2. · lower, one trap open. A11 movable everyone interested in their: ing the state and will l 's athletic program to ; join schoo Richard Middleport Spencer, Locust St. .· Cool'vllle. sell the following at aucUon at ered by �arl Sf. Lotiis. HOIM f Lo• Ane■lu dams are up 13 through 23. Aver- them. •. · YU 5 244.5 l .l U· lS-3tP ! my residence, 2 mi les west 'from to the u n d E-_r' • 2. Away 9 Los Aftlllles J; San aging one tr@-P i)pen . _ 1 960, and (11- P:rancl.,co ,. 1=1t1cato 3,. Bo11B Down : Dashfteld: I. F. WANTED-RIDE TO Washington Rutland Post Office on State of �ourts of 1 Route 1 2 4, tur n South o n cou n ty er, 6:15 am, 0-8; John J. Freiberg to Chic D. c. or yicinity, the 22nd or A ti• gam, with • will on May �th, Rowe, 4 :45 am, 13-1; Lock 7: The I h bu ") • rlrt111 In f t 23rd. Gui!lo Guolami. PhoDe road and foll ow arrows. �f � • C� 1,,..� 1 9p'.9, '--fl� on which def&ull ':8.s Ile Ford Tracto r with mower, 800 Pittaburgher, 5: 30 am, 21-0: Lock 9 li..· I � WY2-2529'. , 9-17-3tp I ■ _ l;l ee Q m,�e. the· u�d e rSJgrt e d JJiU - -- Bal es of Hay, 3 H og Fe�ders -- - -- -W� Jtfwn, or Conta&t The Bayou Lartine, 7:55 am, o-4; 11:IH h r sbu Home k� 5 t.4,HW" COMBINATION 2-4-1 0 mo�e swi), 1� lntern a- A. C. a..-pr.oit�, �IM. Q�... sel l _ihe .Qods and"C'h attel s �e8Cfil)'. 3; C 1ncfn11.1ti 2'. Away 5 Pl :.- Lock 14: Charles R. Stevenson. 7 a. HOME COOKED m eals, · -plate • ed m said mortga_ge, to-wit: 1955 burgh 3. Philac&.lphla 2. tional Heavy Duty 'l'ruek L·180 m., 0-0; Lock 15: Jayne Hoagland, l unches. Ja�� •s llairy Bar, to be sold £or parts), Myers I ROOFING, SPOUTING• She�t M e I Studebacker, 8 Cy_lmder, St,irlal No. --� ________ 7 am, 2-6; Lock 23: EIPr Cl� Middl eport. 9-20-6tc f tal 'mr an �pair "' -- PALME @. �•�f WINNERS 12:50' pm, 2-0; Chrandelellr,'4:10:' Water Pllm:p; �ep · -.,yell Pump t· .=.� � :230� 8383962 , IS Pase. Coupe, af . Wae'tn ny . a · tna� Auto Co�pany ""areb�us_e, Ql)NED�, J1�. UPI -Arnold l m., q..o; W�;rerly, 7:'9 pni, 4-0; and Tank, 2 three Phase MolHl 30tp, ( 2 ) COf,d '? f Thqn kS Spring Av�nue, PomerQJ, Ohl!), 111 Paml.er of Ligonier, Pa., hall Beav�r, 10:U'i pm, 1-0; A,. V. Chris tors , Other Moton, Coal Drills, Other Tool s, 1500' Ft. Plastic r¢J:GLEll, :PUJLD1N(¾ SUPPLY th� Vll,agt of Pomero�, ��ig. earned ,'r.s,7Qq i� !3 PGA tourna- Jr,, 8:qG all!,, 2-0; C. V, 'Harp.er, W_E _ T _ A _ K _E_ 'fHIS pqrtunity to C�uqty, Otiao, on October lU�, J960 JJl,�nts this i�ar to toP Ken Ven- 7:30 flD, '11- · Hose (Size 'ra,nges from ¾ " to John!i-Mari-.J!� J'()Of khlnlles, at thank •any and SI WlJo helped lO:�O a. _m. .Bo!ts Vp: lo!:t; Z,:: ijal�!l•l- 5:'45 turi, his closest competitor, in 3" 2000 Ft. ElectriC Wire . kitcheh cabinets built to order• us in a ny Wiiy ln the recent · (Siz• e 4 to 10,. 1 400 A m p. price 2� .00. s by am, 3;p; Lo� zt; Ne}fo� '1C!-.dfQQJ. $ _ mum Mln l k� cial n sweepsta fina lf's o g t �_ S\ aluminum windows and doo�s death of our daughter and sis- 1 Switch Box, 800 Ft. 4" Oak of sa1e. Cash m hand on more than �0,000 . Venturi has 5:35 tJq, �; ..ob �t#" p:$!$ ,.�• g&rage doors, ceiling tile, vinyl dayTerms ter, Madyline Joa n Peek. Es." nf sale. Plank 9 Ft. Long, 1 Doz. 4-5; G�lliiioi'5: Luq ;Jane - �� won $44,800 m 24 tournaments. floor tile and p l ywood paneling. peciall y do •. H wish to thank ■rs S1vln Bank h : & k 1: , Geese, 40 Chickens (ApproX.) 111 f•rm 50 tin ll 8-9; � T �?Q' � -;I ' ,l Call N gler s, Rac,ine· . 8-11-tfc Ewing Funeral Home' tor the Cipmp■ny PAPER. GROUP MEETS er, 1 :20 am, �; .Robert R- Gibson I Doz. Duckli. The above items e d Ptm■roy, Ohio CHICAGO {UPI} M ore than 2:20 ,m, 2"9; �valon, 3 ain, 0,q. ar e to be sold J?efQfe Lunch. . ... "'�;����r9i�: 11::� :�::.::��:��� (9) 20, 27 ; (10) 4, 3tc 7,000 representatives of all phases LolJ.�on and Marmet are on t� LUNCH W ILL IE Sl!RV!Q and to Mrs. Lois Burt and MrS . ._.._ _ _ , - 9..._, HOUSEtiqL� FURNITUR _• · , ." of the ,,.per industry gatherod sil l, JN_inlield running two leol. .., ? • • • Bon Neut.ting for !heir beauli- Porch Swing, ,oom DivJde'�.- 2 -f•� _ .- .,;. 4 at a nn today for th e eemi �rr�.f' �lft' ,•J ual Kana'Wha Riv e r boa.ta: Down ____ ent h e re 1 • R i , , ), , qr . . tut music. We al so wi5h tu · w nfield l!elen Z, 0-7. of the N t on l h er pc. Sectional C9J,Jcl'j, C M!fP.· ; t>l���:_:������:'!_:_____!�""'""'""'::,:::,:""',:;e""'""'""=�""'""',:e::,,,,�,:,,=""'""'""'""'""' I p�r__i_� • l_';<>t�•�_''.'_l' :_'_l��! _>tlt"'.;o�n:_� ,:o>rn':'v:een & Q.f SAL E UNDE R thank a ny and aJl of the gra.T NO IC . . · fflllP w� st Obe, Che of Dra , f , duating 'class (or thetr thoughtprey Gas Heater (4ntJ!!!) )ITU), . JT,flMf �y yi,.-i:ue of � . .�H�1 :WO{lnie I Iuiness. We W18h to thank Il BO Barrell Back Chair, Bedfoom the pall bearers and · Rev. Arthur e�e_cuted ilnd �«iUy��ij by fl� . .. . ' . Suite, Veeta Gas Range, Philco Ml-Cauley £or his consoling Stobart, Jr. and draCe 'Sto�t ··to Comlal. Refrii(er&tor, � words. reston �o�r� tnc: q� w,rc� 2tllh, Washer,' Reel T)'P.e Lawn MowMrs. 4la Flint, mother. 196b, dulf assigned to · the · urtllerer, 2 Fl ower Pedestils, 2 """cIrene Grueser and -�err. df siSned aiid filed C ltht' kers, Stand,, 2 SinJI� t,on , I\)o, , f." on Geraldi ne McHaffey, , -Y, M , ,_ o·.1•·11, Co�� .Re Igs W Co�p Bec:ls (COm pJete), Drees!� f•___9-20-ltp Sistern. d��arch 28, 1�, a�d on ?hlC� ·ble, Gas Heater (]S!}q(I . '�W), lsull ha, be�n m •�•. the und er2 _Wbtte Chairs, Lamps, _j1:it• signed will sell ibe ' ,1qi>4s 8hd 16) Lo...•t and Found chen Cabinet (Very Goo(J), 15 chattel s deserjbed In sllid marl� pc. Dinnette Set, Deep ftfe· r, .; . g�g e, t?-y,it': 1�7 tdff,R, � �flffi4LOST BROWN, WHITE and black · • t i · , , , ,� Miscellaneous Items. er, Serial ¥•• 11n1q l�, 'l\i· spotted female Beagle Hound in ADA VAN !!,\l!T,J, � sf?n �Qr, at f'ubUC 4uCt\o� al the vicinity of Syracuse. Con: Ter!ftS: �••h. Jf. tact Will iam Zerkle or cal l n I A l 1 181 9-20-3tc a':o=�'iio���Tf WY2-6832. c:-N c'c do h . l 0 e Chutor, Ohio ' lsgio, (0n�,il, 0.!'fil\.., FOUND SMALL pockethook with COMPANY, 'lt.CIN I, 0. }(0!98 <!'O al Auclianeu: CRITT BRADFORD .8 �2 30tp Of! . . . � ., � _ , .:.. money. No identification . Iden­ "' a. -' ---'---· tify and claim by paying ad. Sale Manager; A. C, BRADFORD, ---0-1,-•!' 9-'!(l·Ste WY2-2'173. fr.,n4 THE LATE 1". H. DAVI$ 'pro- OOllll"Ll:tE ,INSURANCE PRO I day of sale. pert)', brick two atory, located Th• f:,rm• • ■nk & Savin�, 18) Auto Soles i tection, uh,. Aut• Flre • •�Y t ljort� •�11'.� •�� ,rQpl MI � tr' "'°""v,n,•' , II fhod CIMi Used C¥! Jiio el'oy, Ohio Streets. �id.df�t, mly be tjti.,__ � :1"1!7' � All Mlk1■ allCI Modilf ��) 2P, �?; (l�� !, �tc 9-17-3otc seen .iny evening. _ . tlllTROPOLffAN MOTORS N "JNS\JMNCE I 16 GAUGE SHOl U1i• f''ritJfP- DAIINES..... East """"' IJ­ A&��ti 'Ii . _ 1 epor1: , i irtre; •Aato� Mrs.- JOhn Stotif, · �fJSOn e, PosaNft. Ohio � , tf· t,.,. _ 11. P.�hone \VY2, 9 i, 4'"6tc � l'U•lf 19" STUDEBAKER V8 P.relldent, ·-=-----,-,--,..__li.i · C!IA!IH;S ll�l!i T 4 I , �,., 4 dr. aedan. Finest and �E1JJ "' � 1 Studebaker. !!!>�11, Hl'"' ,1�, • , and out. $1'�. !J�!f.!1��( f:llpsol f49-50. Al: rY, · ' piaet 6ti. qI , fO � stncer 1ew -�blnei Pomeroy. ln4 YIFMl'm �1,;ne� ,: The FabUndergrou114 �verits ,,,,,Ide Economical LPGu SloriG• l�j6 FOR.DVSFairl.a'ne ·Haw top, !ic l!h'oji- 1Photte . Cpe. One of cliiffi�st •�cift: Ja , . � -·••ot ec,momlcally 9-10-31, tho Littlo Bi• liu:h ........,_ ...,_lble·10 .,.otl,.,.,.;;.. -• town. $1093. Blaqijp�, pq_m. in lwntcr, near� ::::'1,otiled" in feel ero,. __ ·9 1$ V!• caverilf "1beso neeci,;il." tllltil caverns nndcr� pressure tanks ;... an, providtn8 !'lean. e,o,iomt�al, 111< mmod from shalt, 350 feot below the aurlacc. g growm tS s daily LPGa , ro,ult a As fuel. efficient This storago assum bmple supply of LPOas for · in importanco for cooking, beating and refrigerathe growing Midwest market. lion, ind as fuel h tractors, trucks. lnucs and olhor mccbaDical OljUip� . LPGas, motor fuel and burner oils, shipped via Little Bli 1Dc11, are only apart ol't!Je energy (irodButane and P"'l?""" are 9nly �• ucts !'811� � � Ba- ,;stems. m !':"Ono 14< teat , To . ratlon relrigo surc or lol>t� dimming, u dem"'!Sllllted by Thr�4!1. ' et11 l1•• wasbe4' , .. pressure �� 1'5S FORD va. ' Door, ovordfi!t!l, · l'ldio, heat!!:·, good tires, Low mh.:-ale by ° �nc local 'r!Pff•' 11 1¥ � �lir� . TRANSMISS ION CORP0RATIQN . \ '- �- , WEBSTER an d roLTZ HOUSE, wa11 to w•l ROOM 7 l Att eys tor Plfinµff ur ort, Lo111,t111VHo".' aton, •,ttrt earpeting. Built-in kitchen. Call (9) 6, �. �. 2'1: (Ill) i, �IC JYY2·�•; Jl-20-Qlf " itlJ;!!I' .,-.. ' WANTED· Sma l l Girl'! BJcyele, ■lso troiltlog wheel s. Pbone WY2-�346. -9-2o.3tc 1 showed there arr. 140 dairy anim_a l s at r.s1 and 10 3 al _ Athens. with an average p_roduehor: of 10,324 pounds of mi l k at GSI and 12,020 pounds at �th ens. IL gave e 0 c t e !� $;;;� �� � G�P!n� $J;; , 8�.;; at Athe ns . ' l!I I know that at the Gall ipol is stale Institute, using the rnmn,erMonths ago the flu bug bit me, eiai price or mitk (66 ceots ' galC'��• A nd at ti mes I was so 111, Ion), th e GSI wou l d have had an l, Could not do much w'!rk o_r writing income of $122,861. 22 and an ex�? I bowed unto God s will. SEPT. 21 pe nse of $86,967.43 � a profit of $35,893 .79 . C1ass, 12 of t'be the Heilth M etho- rri any weeks J felt so wretched, 4 i at Church will m eet Wednes..ay H�d to rut a lot in bed, Eve n the state pr i ce of milk per livening ·al 6 o'clock at the home 0, �till I looked toward the fu turp ' hundredweight gives u GSI profit W n i e K1 o P. n O. di for here Mrs. a i, Uuek there is no pnjn or dread. • of $2,155 . 95. net". Memb:ers are. to bring a co'v-' ered di sh and their own tabl e ser- Our dear Lord was good unto m r ' The attendant tol d me he fel t A nd I'm thankful as can be vice. deep pity for the patients who The eholf of $t. PauJ's Lutheran For new zeal and added plessings, work o n the farm if they're depriv­ c��Ch will �eet Wecl�e8day �t- And for beauty I can see. ed of their jobs. They wou.hi be 7 :30 P , m. for prac- I can feel God's sacred prese nce lost inside, ' at the church or attempting more · ' �nd the heavens do declare ttce. complicated tasks. Farm work, I That He is the Great Creator feel, to , is viluab le in makin g the o 0, His lo\'e shines evecy wher'e. Sept. 22 mentall y retarded feel some use­ Th� Past Pi'f!sidents of the La- l fu l ness. dies Aux11tary of Drew W ebster So, m_y frtt:;nds, don't b e discouraged, Post American Legion wll l meet Eve n whe n you,"re ill or blue. Wednesdilv evt;inh:Jg, Sept. 22, at Put your trust in our dear Saviour OEVOTED TO INTEREST! el l. the home or Mtl. P'8.rl Hys A nd H ls love will bring you thru. ' ' cratlc n s o Mei c ]leJn9 e ff µ OF IIIEIGS-MASOK AREA · g Th Rii:h•r�, S, Owen. Publ\sher Women's Club will meet "f�ursdey He knows all about our troub les Yes , He knows our e very care, Published evt1ry ,-ft�rne,:,n "­ at 7:'30 p. m. at the Second W.ard B u t we need t_ o call upo� Him House. "'pt Sunday by The Jhlo Vallfl the medmm J>f prayer. Thru Ro;.1, Sprin G.t:Jnae will meet "1bli�lng Compan, 11- 110 •• g � '!lut"f. .:banJe St., f�!!'IE:rO)', Ohio. :llb.i s"-'y at . 8 p. 111. _; .1.,rogram er- Even,1 tho ol d age o'er-takes wiU, 'h6 ��ss office pholl.e WY2�2i&u, adltOI ' us. ,•aA andi, the quart · � p�sen·rt� , .e can -have � great d esirt ly �irth��f ,upper \'r l l be setved. W l.l1 oftlre oholle-"WY2-2I57. The women • Of Grace 'EpiscOpal I To keep \;orkmg for our Saviou s, Emered'a11 secomT ct,sa mallbu 111attl!!r at � p04t office at Po11 Church wltl meet Thursday at 2 P- 1 For them s no place to retire m. . at the home of Mrs. J. ""-�- D. Tho afflict ions come upon us, troy, Ohio. N ational advertlsfog reJ)ll'esenta Hartinger with Mrs. Theodore S l ows us d_ own a l ittle while, jve : B1..Uineli'·Kilt,bidl. i,i ... Bl'. Recd Jr. in charge of the program. W e can st lll keep on rejoicing, A:lXlr,1ton Ave.. New York Ctt:!' The X i Gamma Mu Chapter of A nd can wear a sunny smile. Composed by tfflw York. the Bela Sigma Phi Sorority wil l Mu. Ril•y Pigott Subscription rate«� .:».live�e" hS spunsor a rummage sal e Thursday, carrier where available, 30 cen• Friday and Saturday at the buil dDEATH DOES NOT E ND ALL Der 'ftck: one year in advance 111:r ing formerl y occupied by Clel nd'a So many of our-fr iends and kin - Sentinel office, SHL.flill 1.'he Oaily Appliance on Main-SL l ¥ Have an s wered to-dea th's cal l . 11X months, $7.80; three rnonm• f o ass l C 's n me The LO a W o . the Middleport Chqrch Of . ChrisI Their bodies li e beneath Lhe sod' I 13.90. BY motor reute where avaU 1bie: on e month. S1. e, mail: nm will meet this Thursday even ing But death drn!s not end all. The acts they did wi ll foUow o n irear e,: 1t:1 '1lot1�h•, $4.25; tJo• at the church at 7:30. ,nth,. l2 50 nn• nit1r1tJ- . 11 The Busy Bee Class of the Thru others here below,· First Baptist Church of Middle- An_d follow on beyond the grave port will m eet this Thursday eve- I n endless joy or woe. n ing at the church at 7;30 for its September meeting. There W e often thi nk of those we loved '· • George A. will al so be members of the. Who went from earth away A n d w e rejoic e whene 'er �e think church i n Ri o Gran de on Thurs­ day to attend the Baptist Asso­ O f those who used to pray. In fancy we can see e� face, clatl ona l meeting. A nd name them one byolte, Then speak in lovi ng tones · about S.pt,mblir 23 The good that they have done. The Past Matrone of Evangeline Chapter, OES, wil l meet this 0 yes , we speak i n lovi Friday even ing at the Masonic And oft we bow and ng tones, Hall In Middleport. The meeting , Whil e thinki n of a pray future l ife g will �e held in the basement Rt Beyond this prese nt day. the entrance on Wah1ut St. Mrs. W e think o f us o n His thron·e' Maxine Al le nsworth is the hostess. For He wil l bJee sthe O ne To judge the d eeds of mortal man ' Sept, 24 When life on earth is done. The Happy Harvesters Class of the Federated Church will have_Jn Li fe on this earth is very brief ice cream social and cafeteria And soon, we al l must go lu nch, Saturday, beginning at 4 p. To meet our Maker, and our Judge' m. Home made tCe cream. cake Then reap wtiatc'er we sow . sandw iches, baked beans, potato O y es, we'll livl' beyond the tomb salad and coffee wlll be sold. Jn �ndless joy or woe, It 811 depends on h ow we live While on this earth below. SEPT. 25 There will be · Hom · Ing ,-t Repub!lcan Candidate 0, let us l ive a l ife of prayer, , the Hazael Com· . ii ror Jtepresenlatlve ,; l.ftt'- And trust the Lord abovl! er will be -Rev. ,·R Ii> The a basket dinner a ' noon. There To save and keep us free from sin' Gener al Assembly wll l be special singlnr. The speak• Thro His l'edeemin g love. U And let e t us of Jiis great love ens, Ohlo. Everyone le invited. , to � To othel'IJ here belOw, attend. For our influence will Jive ,m Thru seed that here we SCI-.V Composed by Atla11, llad Anolher Mrit. �ll•y Plf!� 2,000 l\fil!!l' lll lJ ,, WANT ADS Experunent tat1on anges ' e1,rs M. ason I :�1�'h:�1 .Orga DIZa I es ,:..,,mtftlll E . venm • 1•100, Off•1cer T'tl •.,, ' I I ' ,,_ TO MY FRIENDS I would like to send a message, " I Jusl to let my dear friends know That J ofhm think about them, I Even tho I've been quite slow. Yes , I've been so slow in wrilin� y a , (��·�::, '!'!� i:�:, e , For my friends, both far and n e ar. I · -;-- --- s - -;�-c··h·-- --- ----. -- - - -M - • & I I ! I 1 1 1 I Want!?d To B u y I Amish Sent U p ,_ =-· ··===;;;;;;;;:;, ....;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;:;=-a=...-. ..... .. -- A CAPITOL IDEA 'No. 0� In A Series "" Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Sept. 20, 1960--3 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O , Sept. 20, 1960--5 ------ ------ - --- 1 But my defeme of the in6lilu• t ional farm as a therapeulic device I i;; be111ecl on the Gallipolis Slate In• stituLe, where I talkcct with an at• tendant nol corlllected with the farm program snd also with 1111 empluve e in the rarm program H is my belief that rarms are who h�s p a tients as form labore rs. an tmportant part or the eronomJ,- , 11 ...,_ of Ohio mental institutions. Even l madl• inQuiry in writing to more important lhan that, agricul - both the GSf and the Athens Stale ture is a valuable therapeutic tool Hospital . From thr latter l nbtain­ for the mentally retarded and the ed no commPn\ as to the value 0£ _ mentally sick. I farm work to persons who ar� in• sane. and J wondered if the r eli_ Obv iously at institutions where cence was becau se Gov. DiSalle there is big-city growth, there had alren dy said he was goi ng to must be a change of practice in abolish the farms acrorrlance with th e environment. And I have no objection to aboish- 1 But the Athens offidal who an­ in� the farms there. Bui even swered my leller d i d �uhmit the there thr matter•or t herapy causes I annual report of the agriculture me to wonder what bec om e s of \ h t• I section of the dcparlmcnl of men­ : pa lienl.� who have br-c n progres�'. ! ta] hyi;:iene a)'l(l correction for ing unt.lcr that sort of progr.im. Ohio. II showed that mon ey ex---- --- ----- 1 pended from farm budgetary ac• counts was $189,021 .90 at GSI it s n d $165. 288 .72 at Athe,s. I �JW; " •• " �• .. '< SE OA L Scribes Meet On 25 th Modern Gashouse Gang Won t I KIMDUL■I CHARITY NIGHT ,;;aU9AJBY, L I. UPI - The V� Club ot New Yott. Tent it. Sporu Writers Divi­ -will at.ace a chuity night at �apd cOleTt)t Raceway, Oct. 3. The ,� Southeastern Ohio sport� writ · elib il nlaing funds for the mam­ crs a11d sportsbroadcasters will ..-n� �f playgrounds for crip­ expernuent to learn if plush surpled eblldN,n. rnundmgs make for bellcr pred1r. tions September 25 when thl')' meet at the Fairgreens Country Club near JMkson in their �nI nual F'all gathermg. FOR Tht- scribcs-caslers will forge! • Birthday • Showers aud _mikes at_ typewnte I ___ p. m · --,-, .,, rs __ • Fall •Halloween BACK WITH WARRIOR S Plates To Maleh • • , L • I • UPJ - w I· t t ('OM,IACK Chamherlain, who smashed praeucally all National Basketball Assoeiatiun scored records last sea son, I ea d s th e Ph I t ad e I 1J h.ta w ;.r riors against KnickFREE PARKING . the New York · J I , wn game Coals Bldg. Mlddleporl erbo ckers in an Cllh'b· at the Lung r�land Arena, Oct. 7 ••' PARTY NAPKINS Napkins - - 30c pkg. DUTTON'S DRUGS H u rry! , I H u rry! ½ PRIC E SALE AT STAR K'S TOYS - NOTEBOOKS JEWELRY • Persona lised Note Books Purple and White With Picture Of High School and Jr. High 1/z Price Only . . . . . . . . . . 49c e COSTUME JEWELRY · · · · · - · · ½ Price e TABLE Of TOYS All ½ PRIQ Stark's Pha rm acy Your WaJgreen Ag ency E. 'MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO 4-Daily Sentlne l, Pomero y-Mlddleport, 0 , Sept 20, 1 60 : , "�:in:; wri�· . M�:��::��:�.:."; '.h.it da y and �artici1;>ate in the quel held in the town that wins by the Jackson Boosler �lub. I evening at their home in Syracuse • slaughter of sle.iks Wtlh 111J !he the champ1<1nsh1p, Las! year the Attendmg from here Will be honorm11: their nephew. Ronnte trnnming� Then lhetll settle ' event was spunsure d 10 Jackson Robert Roberts and Tannehill. u Fisher, Oil his 1 7th birthday. A down to the rn111n bui;iness. ----- . decor11tetl birthday cake was serv-Hearu1.;; rundowns upon each UnitH PN11 International ed for the game.wi nning homer ed with the dinner. prep gml team in the eighth• Tht St. Louis Cardinale-true off Stan Williams in the sixth. It Present Wl:!re and Mrs . Ma• ml'mber SEOAL in which the ma• I to the Gashou/Je (?a11g �n.�ition of was Wllllans, incidentally, who eon Fisher, son11,Mr. William Ronni� terial on hand 1s outlined m the club-are still sw1ng1ng . . . won the sec�nd game of �he 1959 and Gordon, , Carla daughrer and s detailed : n d hoping. . play-off with the Mllwauk�e Jean and Barbara. Mrs. William - V_u1_mg _ upon how the d ubs . The odds an� the exper�s JD· Braves and p�t the Dodgers m Fisher and Mr. and Mn. Roush will f1n1sh m November. 51st that the Pittsburgh P1rate8 the World Senes. and Greg. ue "in" but it'll not mathemJlti• Eddie Fisher, pitcher ret'Blle d -Eh!ction of olficen In which ct1 ly certain yet and until it is from Tacom a, yielded nine pres1'<lent Chester Tannehill of h·,t, th , R··'b'irds a ren't conceding and had three singles of his own The Daily Sentinel of Pomeroy• ' · the' ' =dead bird 8 · Middleport. will be imcceeded by Kirkland hit two homers s0,,'Y H emus' 1ighting crew WillieWillie and anuther scribe or caster. Mays had two singles kept their faint hopes alive Mon- fa• '" the c ,·ant, ,·n the,·•• open,••. o th er b usmess will be the 8v CHIT TANNEH ILL day night when they pulled out a Bob Schmidt's second grand ,·en· bc•s · share 0 l arrangments We Sell Motorola slam & pre5,11ure-packed 1-0 triumph over of his career won the ,or , . e annua , league grid ban• 0ap n, · ' ght We Service All the Los Angeles Dodgers on a . - ---- - �---Makes and Modl!Is Thc yen Io Ioo k rnto the future among Sports fans will not sixth-inning homer by Jersey Joe which was called after eight in• nings due to darkness . unsatisfied this year in Meigs county. Cunningham. The victory moved UC S e1ng goDon Hubbard of Syracuse was a faithful member of the · the Cardinals to within 5½ games FIC,HT RESULTS 1959 Panel conducted by Sports Desk which offered Friday of the "idle Pirates -and alsu eliminated NEW YORK UPI-Jorge Fer• the world champion DodgFREE PARKING pred ictions 00 al! SEOAL and area games, plus a couple of en from _ 00 die National League nandH, 150, Ar1-.itin1, outpolnt­ Phone WY•Z·ZZ55 top-mterest collegiate contests. He is to be back again in nee. ad St•f•n Redl, 150 3-4, PaterE. Main SI. Pomero) charge of a slightly different but much improved Panel. The San Francisco Giants swept son, N. J., 10. Mr . . Hubbard has organized twO teams of four players each a doubleheader from the t,"hicago --- ---- ---w�o Will make the predictions this Fall. Members of the teams Cubs, 11·4 and i-1, in Monday's Will compete individually anct teamwise: that is a won and only other big league a,ction. COLU MBUS UPI - Don't let Bob Miller. making his first that 20•0 opening game loss to Mis• lost record wilt be kept, as welt as how the team� rate 00 the start si11ce June 7, received erect. souri fool you, Southern Methodist basis_ of point spread . For examp le, the team coming lbe doshas a real fine football team. est to the actual point spread is the winner each wee k and It for his fourth win for the Car• dinals although relief ace Lindy That was the appraisal passed cumulatively, for the season. McDaniel rushed to his rescue long to the press by freshmn Mr. Hubbard has undertaken to keep these records and act with one out and one on in the Ohio State assistant co;ich (and as_ collectio� agent for predictions each week. He _ and we- ninth. McDaniel struck out Tom­ scout) Gene Slaughter. will appreciate the greatt:!st cooperation from each team mem· my Davis and pinch-hitter W.ally The former Warren and Jack­ ber. Moon to end the game and ex• . su11 high school coach said that ten d his string of conseeutive The p�meroy-Syracuse contingent is made up of Hubb arri, Ohio State may be in for a rough scorele relief ss inning s against afternoon when 1t meets the Mus• J. R. White, Don Young , and Micky Willia ms. In Middle port the Dodgers to 20 1 -3. tangs in the season opener at Ohio the re are Dave Hindy , Wood y Call, Henry Clatworthy, and a Cunningham, who hadn't hit a Stadium Saturday afternoon. Syracuse fan who has been waiting to ge t on the panel for home run since July :u, entered "I honestly think SMU is a very three years, Roland Carroll. the game when Stan Musial fine defensive team," Slaughter Here are your problems for Friday, children. Study pulle d a muscle in his left ,arm your in the 11aid. third inning 1rnd connectlessons well and come prepared with the correct answ er: "I'm not alibi-in g the 20 points Pome �oy at Chau nceyDove r, Middleport at Wahama Eastthey gave up, but you've gnt to , Nearly l'llrybody can use I little extra consider that Missouri only had ern at Little Reds , Gallipolis at Pt. Pleasant Kyger Cr�ek at to go 29 yards for its first touch• R':'tland , Waverly at Jack son, Belpre at Athens Logan at money 11 llmeL l'hat's why wo are here down after intercepting 1m SMU H.1�!�oro, The �lains at Nels onvil le, and SMU at Ohio State . • • • 10 put the mone y In your hand s _ pass , il went 1 2 in two plays for quickly, privately and economically. You TAKE S PUBL ICITY JOB the 11ec<md score and got the last NEW YORK UPI - Stan Sap. one by returnin� an interceptiu11 nam■ IL We supply IL Our larms are lin, former sports write for the 24 yards for a touchdown." New York Journal • American and . .Those were pretty cheap . made to pion, rou In _m17 way. publicity director for the New scores." Jemes Mahokty, Manager York Rangers of the National Slaughter said that SMU has a t.1:5 E. MAIN STREE T Hockey League, has been ap­ Mr. and Mni. Charles Werry Sr. pui11ted direct host of fast . elusive backs that or of sports public­ can run away rrom def1mdflrs. entertained With e chicken bar­ ity at New York University. 1 $:IO.flO Dr.'.tn -- UnlJncc In I "Wc'vc got lo keep those guys becue Sund1:1y at their cabin at in fru11t of 11s bcc11usc if they ever Forked Run Lake. l'onve.nlent Tt>rms HOUSING STARTS RISE !let a rnan behind ours, I'm afraid Prese nt were Mr. and Mrs. Roy WASHINGTON UPI-The Com­ we don't have anybody to catch Smith and Donnie and Linda, Mu. merce Department reports that them," he said. Slaughter singled out left tackle Amanda Kaspar, Herman Werry, housing starts picked up in Au­ Jerry MayH, right guard Carl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnol d and gu�t. Work hes begun on 127,400 . )!:\SU:\'., W \'A. Beltz, right cnd Pat Neill and Susie and Mr. and Mrs. Werry and dwel_ling units compared to 1U5,1 halfback Glynn Gregory as out­ Alhert. 000 m July. standing football players. He said thut Mustang Coach B!11 Meck uses two platoons with the first unit the toughest dl'fensiveJ�. .Slaughter's words of cautioll ••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••• :1hout what might happen this week since SMU haB had lime tn straighten out the errors, also made 1:1 believer out of Coach Woody Hayes. Said the lireless field boss, 'Tm afre"'d they'll have a much im• proved club when they get here." I I• SPORTS DESK B k Not B • F Ied By SMU LoSS LaSt Week d ClhCJnnel 3-1'u1.-sdoy GIV • e p In ThIS D�nnant Race RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE ;:;;i•Jillili�f I I TELEVISION GU l t)E WSAI-TV , Channel 3 ::i:i't:iu?,;;:;er Cle land's IearEnd Olearance o 1960 Rambler American Bt.ndstR.l'ld Rocky snd His Friends San li'ra■ciSt.-o Beat Your Eesu RfflfllW Weather Telleer Jo!•ll £'11.I;, 1'UW1 Honeymoonel'i Bronco Political Program 'J1l,. Rifleman Colt .45 Alcoa Presents Open House The News Tonight Scanning the Weather Sports Report Late Show �:ft' This is YourLlfe Tombstone Territol'J News Headlinet Weitbercut 'JlH! Jacl: Paar Sbo� Sip Off 11 :30 1, l.ltOO 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:oq 3:30 &:00 5:3B 1:00 8:30 6:40 e:45 7:00 '1:30 8:30 9:00 9:45 10:00 11:00 1 1 : 10 11:UI 11:20 l Married Jou Restleas Gun _Queen for a Day Aboite Face■ Medic Day in Court Gale Storm S�01!f' Bent the Clock Who Do You TrUfl American Bandstand My Friend FlJClka S.n k-Tllndic-J Beat •Your Esso RePOrter Weather Teller John Daly New, Four Just Men Musia for Summer Night Nelson Family Wedneaday Night Figll\l Sports Parade Hawaiian Eye New■ Tonight Scanning the Weather Sports Report Late Show - / wJ E H I u.s. ., t'jlED LASIIWEU. � AN' rr's MY DOC . . COME OVER TO 11-1' HOUSE Rt6HT NOW AN' lCX)K AT J.OWenV·· SllE'S AtLIN' Ra!L ellO TIMI: !! • II AL Ci\J'P MY FRIENDS ARE ARRIVING 10 VIEW Tl-IE V�.'f'-0,-t,t,p,,I WILL I ; r£m.A IM THE PRESENCE (X! � tD,,i-ElllSTENT LITTLf. DEMON ? Minut, ,,oo County HAINN AGAIN.' 1 . Masop MASON PERSONALS ; l imes PaHr crow•• I FoRfiET IT, JIM . GIVE ME A MAND 01/Efl THe�e •. 4_., _. 5:05 PM •' Dli1B BliJIIOOilU NANCY MMM ·-·TH I S SOUP IS DELICIOUS, SLUGG O HE'S ONE OF THE FINEST COOt<S IN Tl-IE WORLD ,-----""���,-rs"'o s· T-YOU , s , M Pl.:Y F "',· MUST HAVI!,, THE RECIPE I'LL ASK MOOCH A DE N YOU ··· El,ONE HAM N --­ ONIO A. IN T'ROW Die l>l YOU-·- HIM '!l!AT MUST BE WMeRE TME l<),CE5 u.ME "'°" I MEWS r J:O AM ·l l:$5. 4M , :!:-:n �: r:::·,: 1�::::�0:! Brings You The ----- ------------��---- CURLY SORRV ABOUT T/.l�T N8AR.· ACCI DEN} CU1lLY.,. IT WON' ·I p-'1ft'•::, Up To The ,o,oo So. our sales coats per car are lowait.ltamblon cost ...., of all can IO IWI wltll. 'lbal'I • oi: LUN01 Congress Action Liberalizes BenefitsTo DisahledWorkers I I I I M:f lmut •· ---- - ;i:: �<1:'W1r.• Char,n�! 13 T1i1115�c:,1 ,,v,ao., plummotlog-waldng may <OSI you bun- or I WHTN-TV Channfl 13 WMl'O Uaily Program Schedule Now own Rambler-the world;a most popular 6-cy llnder _ wa gon-for lelS than you'd pay for most sedans I We Rambler dc,aJora lust set our l'th consecutive why nobody can match our low, low, low prices. monthly sales record. We're winding up the big,, So hunyln whllo ... olll1 haw. good obolce or gcst year in our history, selling more compact J'o• ea• en,■ • ....61er station. wagons. Prices of big used can are an per dealer than any other deaic,r group. ·1 ·------- ...annel 13 Wednesdar • I Volunteer Scouters participating in the Scouting program in the Meigs-Gallia-Mason District will have an opportunHy to learn more about their particular phase of Cubb1ng, Scouting or Exploring Sunday in a Workshop Training Conference ar­ ranged by the District's Leadership Training Committee. The conference will be held at . . Middleport High School beginnln& Ing, P11ck . Admmutration, The at I p. m. for those enrolled in Pack Meeting or Proxram Plan­ basic courses on Cub Scouting, ning. The courses are offered free Boy Scouting or Explorlna: and at 1:30 p. m. for those enrolled of char8e, and are open to unit In the two-hour advaneed courses leaders, their aHi1tants. troop on various phases of Cubbing and pack committee members, and Scouting. The basic courses institutional repre1mntatives, d is• trict committee members, and will conli.gue until fl p. m. Jkslcl.es the three• basic courses parents of boys in the program or adult lead� may apply for nearing the age of the program. frJ\ninj In Boy Scout AdvanceScouters who have not already ment. lloy Scout Troop commit- registf'red for the &essions ahouh.l tees, and Boy S('{lut Junior lead- do so by listing their name and er trainini:. Cub Scout leaders course desired on a post card may apply ior the advaneed and sending to Robert Siler, courses entitled The Den Meet· Park Drive, Point Plea.<Jant. For the fourth time in six years I already had your social security Congress has passed amendments . record frozen, you will receive a to the social security law which letter cll9laining the new benefits liberalize the protection afforded 1 and what you need to do about disabled workers and their de- getting them for yourselr and your dependents. Do NOT GET pen dents. Under the llffk) amendments. in touch with your social seclll'­ approximately 250,000 people _ 1 ily olfice at this time. It will only delay the district office in taking d isabled workers under 50 years of age end'eertain of their depen- action to get checks to you and dents--.are now eligible for social others who are eligible for pay­ security benefits. Until now only menUi under the new law. those disabled workers un der 50 However, sever1 y • 1· ••bled wo•k• , , d ependents are and M and the1r • worked ds under 50 who ho"e e eligible for monthly social securunder social security, but have ity payments. Younger disabled workers are never applied to have their social ••n, ,hould more likely to haYe families de• secur1 . ·1y record s. fro_. nearest _ with _their et touch 111 _ g pen dent on them than older 9:00 Cartoon Spectacular workers age 50 and over. Before social s.ecu�1ty d1atrict office 8:30 Romper Room the change in the social security , NOW to mqu1re about their rights 9:30 Show Time J.aw, many of them were depend- I to payments. 11:25 Your Esao Reporter upon . pl,lblic �ssistance payTo qualify for disability insur­ -,--,-- ent ments w htch nre financed out of ance benefits, • disabled worker ien�r,11 tsx !unlls. It is estimate d must be so severly disabled that that $20 mi!llon will be aaved in he is " unable to engage in any pub)Jc ll�is..f.llnce payments dur• substantial gainful activit)' . " ipg t�e qe,i:t l'.ef.r ticw t_hat many In addition, he must have work­ of tlieae �1,\ltg �jaabled workers ed under social security for .at 11 :00 I Love Lucy t:'W 'I'lit:! ll.ligh� l>a, , ,and tlleir -fpi;ni!iea ai:e eligible least 5 years out of the ten years f:15 �'fl �ffll 11:30 The ,Clea,i:: Horizon for disability io,urance benefits be fore he became disabled. f:3C J.tdae of Ni�t 12:00 ·tove ,r 1.Ue · ba&ed PTI th'9jr past earniD1s and 12:SO 'Sfifll� 'f.qr Tomorrow Ben dils for disabled persons J:00 The 'three stooge, social ,e�p,tity ta?l eon�butions un der 50 and their fami1ies can 1 ,.,.� � G l� H•� 1,00 Artbur J. Smilb N... under soci11;1 security. It 1s .expect• start with the month of October 1 :00 Lit� or!ql�y l:lJ A Look at the Weather ed that s!vJp,s will be even great• Ul60. l:30 Al the World 'l'ld'DI er In the years to come when 6:20 Sportscope 2:00 Full Circle few-er people who become dis· How Tht: District Office Can Help l:BO Amoe 'n' Andy 2:SO Howe ·� abled before age 50 will peed When .the d.isabled �orker� llP:,. '1:00 Heart of the City I: J'he )t:IJlirmalte help throu,sh public assl�tante �. . P�je .f� 11enents· _-... Ill'' :ra �lei 41 Youn • ,,30.J.ook.,\Jil, ,, j[ll:1�1 secimty dijtrict offi • If yOu are' under 5d' and lha�, 'bii •: ' ttfe 'Brighter Da, 8:00 Peck's B'ad Girl �r· in '1nfQfmation �ut his age;a� ed ucation: iraining aftd vocational 8:30 Manv IA.ves of Doby Gillt, 4:15 'r.je Secret Storm J:30 Edee of Nilbt skills will � Obt:ii,ned. He will 9:00 Special Political" Program 5:00 Tbe Three Stooge, 1 Sl:30 The Comedy Spot 6:00 News h: tu:00 lliA:gnosis Unknown ,· ' 6:1:5 A Look al the weather the hos'.pitiil od insUflition where 11:00 11 O'clock News rtscope : Spo � hid care and treatment. The.98' SO ft \ 1:10 A Look at tre weather 6:30 A!noJ I< Andy sOurc�s provide medicill d11ta a· ll:15 Theater 13 '7:00· Hlghway PetroJ bout t�e worker's injury or ill­ 7:30 The Aquanauts ness with partic11lar reference as I 8,30 Wanted-D<ad or Ali,e tO how th.ls affects his ability 10 �n 9:00 The Milllonatre work. When the completed med• 7:00 Conversational Russian 9:30 I've Got A secret ical report is returned to the dis7:30 Frontiers of Science 10:00 U. S. Sleel Hour trict office, the worker's rntire r record is senf to the Slate voca 1:00 Newa 11:00 11 O'cloek New, ;, l:111 Captain Kangaroo ll:10 A Look,1f"Ule Weather tlonal agency, which in most 11: 1$ The�ter"l'l!!t�·,. States, hae been designated to 1:00 Car,toon Theater make the decision as to whether or n'ot the claimant is disabled withi� the detinltion or the social secunty law, The · rlislrict office JUllt For You 12,30 (Mondily • Friday) will be glad to answer disabled 1:00 News Heetllin" 1,118 Sign On worker's questions abDut his 1:02 Just For You Ouest Star rights an d responsibilities. NeW■ l:IIO 1:11 New, 1 :30 J111t !''or '"ieu ,,ao RFD 2,00 Callin, on Pt. Plealilllt T:00 News Headlinet 3:00 Nffl Headllllet ,,02 Breakfast Party ·s,02 MU8ic Go Round Pickel)B Hardware Show 1,30 New, Breakfast Party Mrs. Mary Walsh visited durinJ :il:31i Music Go Round 8,00 News Headline,, l thl! 'l)ast tw0 weell:I with her dall­ t:00 Ne}'!I Headllnea 8,02 Sports Report ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Win­ MIiiie Go Round ,,02 ,,oa Breakf1tSt f.artJ' ters a"nd family,, In Zanesvllle. Loc-1 News 4· 8:30 News Mrs. Guy 'BleHing apent Sun­ Go t:3G !Cjl�!? ,fr.ou� 8,31 Breakfast Party day with her daughter Mr. and Baseball Scor@tl b:00 lines d Hea 1,00 News in Mt. Alt:o Hannum Charle, Mrs. Go Rol!li!I 5,!)5 1,02 �kfast farl:Y ari d wJll ;pend this week in Le­ 1,30, 1,sa New1 tart with her sor:i · M r. and Mrs. i d a, � NA;. 1:31 Brealifaat PartJ D:3b . family. Calvin Blesslog and 1,.a eomPtlte ••' Coffee Time Mr and· Mti. J:()leph Lish 5peot Steak Rouse-Sound: �,00 10,11 Swap Shop several daYI lasl �ek in Clev�­ •! -IIJ! .tlO'• 10:30 Newa Headline, land vlsitina Mr. and Mra. Con­ 8:30 Hews Heatlllnu . 10:32 Morning Devotion,. . stantine WaJskle a,i.4 fsmily. 68!32 ·Evenln.a,'Iiltflriildt 10:45 Radio H7mnal Thei.r children Joeetta, bo.nna an� 7:00 New, Readltn1111 11,00 New1 Jludllne1 Eddie were gqe • ts of ,their aurit . Evening Interlude 7,02 11,02 Country P " and unde, Mr. and Mis. Charles News Jmidlinell 7:30 l U,29 Fum T'� Yt!leer· and �hlldren 'cltj'J-Jr.g tie V:32 SuridoWll Setttniidt 11,30 Raclr J\,, :µ1Jtes ,baence. I 8:00 Sliiit'atl ·• •12,00 N".'I· Claannel 8 - Wednesda, MASON FURNIT URE CO. Th is is th e ti me sh re wd b u y er s wa it fo r . . . t�� 10:00 10:30 ll:00 tl:lP 1 1: 15 r 1:QO WC HS-TV Channel 8 4:00 5:30 �:00 1:30 6:40 1:45 't:00 7:30 8:30 Q:00 9:30 t0:00 10:30 11 :00 11:10 1 1:15 11:20 $29 9 • Today Welcome Ndghbors Mr. and Mrs. rlorlh Dou)lh Re Mi Play Your Hunct:: u!'ice is Right I Channel 8-1 uesdot New Furnitu re I 7:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 1.0:30 l!:00 I ConcenltaUqn 'J'rilth uf Con1equenc-e1 It Could Be You M.id '>ay New■ MovleUme Woman·s Worl d Loretta YOUPi Theater Youn.& Dr. id'.a1one From These Boo'• ¢omedy Playhouse Adverlture Time Steamboat BIii o·wct Draw •:i;�nw Jdutic ln the Round The Jib, T�cter �JIP'I' We:th<'f'Clllt "'1ew8 Pldgp Huntll!l' Brl�eJ' Jl:e,ort l(p.nhunt Wagon Train Price is Ri&ht r CAin STANO IT ! I JI/ST CAll'T 51AHO IT! ScpJlting Workshop Announced Sunday At l In MiddlePort - -----'---�------------ ·--- Social Security Changes 3 Rooms ONLY Comedy Playhouse Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Woody \"l0t,c:l,ecker Mef't Mr. Candidate Jim Thacker Show Wealhercast News Picture Huntley.Brinkley Report car1noQball Laramie Paid Political Program Thriller Dow Hour of Mysteries News Weathercest Jack. Paar Show Sign Ofi Cha111nel 3 - Wecln111da1 PA S S E S O U T •••MONEY Barbecue Held In Observance Of 25th Anniversary 41 :00 4:30 ti:00 S:30 0:00 f"· 15 tl:25 6:30 6:45 f·l'Q r:au 8:30 9:00 10:00 JI :00 1 1 : 10 1:15 t :00 I L30 12:00 l:':30 1:00 1:10 2:20 2:30 !:00 3 30 4:00 4:30 $:00 �:So 8 · 00 11:'15 •. Jn J:SC 6:48 7;0P 1:S<f 8:30 ---�-------·-------� 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sepl. 20, 1960 -..... -� V'COULO lll\v< - I SAM LEFF II 1, �.�--· tor .. 11ttle .. • dollffl. Buy -y 111d ,ave. Get a quallty,bulJt llamblot withp,oN4 top 11111o wa1ue. per •-di ' •re Birthdays Just Ont of th, happy times ,round her house since she a:ot a flameless 1l1ctric ranse. Autom,itlc features take the' :,ij- w1tchln1 out, put the fun back in cooking and bakln1. And tht llamel111ss electric fuel keeps ... .her kitchen c;leaner and cooler year 'round. Jflfll - - °"""' i-_ s,,,,,,., ll'iir- Todag l Get the wagon buy .. �f yQur: Hfe at your Rambler dealer' . Karr and Van :zandt. ' MotO•·Sal•� - w. Matn s1.: 'Pde.:,.� �� ' , .. � ' ' . - . - ' '- , · - . ��.l ,1• -. " • � .a.,ll. .,IQ,lf....... S'il•r>w,f61# �• .. '< SE OA L Scribes Meet On 25 th Modern Gashouse Gang Won t I KIMDUL■I CHARITY NIGHT ,;;aU9AJBY, L I. UPI - The V� Club ot New Yott. Tent it. Sporu Writers Divi­ -will at.ace a chuity night at �apd cOleTt)t Raceway, Oct. 3. The ,� Southeastern Ohio sport� writ · elib il nlaing funds for the mam­ crs a11d sportsbroadcasters will ..-n� �f playgrounds for crip­ expernuent to learn if plush surpled eblldN,n. rnundmgs make for bellcr pred1r. tions September 25 when thl')' meet at the Fairgreens Country Club near JMkson in their �nI nual F'all gathermg. FOR Tht- scribcs-caslers will forge! • Birthday • Showers aud _mikes at_ typewnte I ___ p. m · --,-, .,, rs __ • Fall •Halloween BACK WITH WARRIOR S Plates To Maleh • • , L • I • UPJ - w I· t t ('OM,IACK Chamherlain, who smashed praeucally all National Basketball Assoeiatiun scored records last sea son, I ea d s th e Ph I t ad e I 1J h.ta w ;.r riors against KnickFREE PARKING . the New York · J I , wn game Coals Bldg. Mlddleporl erbo ckers in an Cllh'b· at the Lung r�land Arena, Oct. 7 ••' PARTY NAPKINS Napkins - - 30c pkg. DUTTON'S DRUGS H u rry! , I H u rry! ½ PRIC E SALE AT STAR K'S TOYS - NOTEBOOKS JEWELRY • Persona lised Note Books Purple and White With Picture Of High School and Jr. High 1/z Price Only . . . . . . . . . . 49c e COSTUME JEWELRY · · · · · - · · ½ Price e TABLE Of TOYS All ½ PRIQ Stark's Pha rm acy Your WaJgreen Ag ency E. 'MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO 4-Daily Sentlne l, Pomero y-Mlddleport, 0 , Sept 20, 1 60 : , "�:in:; wri�· . M�:��::��:�.:."; '.h.it da y and �artici1;>ate in the quel held in the town that wins by the Jackson Boosler �lub. I evening at their home in Syracuse • slaughter of sle.iks Wtlh 111J !he the champ1<1nsh1p, Las! year the Attendmg from here Will be honorm11: their nephew. Ronnte trnnming� Then lhetll settle ' event was spunsure d 10 Jackson Robert Roberts and Tannehill. u Fisher, Oil his 1 7th birthday. A down to the rn111n bui;iness. ----- . decor11tetl birthday cake was serv-Hearu1.;; rundowns upon each UnitH PN11 International ed for the game.wi nning homer ed with the dinner. prep gml team in the eighth• Tht St. Louis Cardinale-true off Stan Williams in the sixth. It Present Wl:!re and Mrs . Ma• ml'mber SEOAL in which the ma• I to the Gashou/Je (?a11g �n.�ition of was Wllllans, incidentally, who eon Fisher, son11,Mr. William Ronni� terial on hand 1s outlined m the club-are still sw1ng1ng . . . won the sec�nd game of �he 1959 and Gordon, , Carla daughrer and s detailed : n d hoping. . play-off with the Mllwauk�e Jean and Barbara. Mrs. William - V_u1_mg _ upon how the d ubs . The odds an� the exper�s JD· Braves and p�t the Dodgers m Fisher and Mr. and Mn. Roush will f1n1sh m November. 51st that the Pittsburgh P1rate8 the World Senes. and Greg. ue "in" but it'll not mathemJlti• Eddie Fisher, pitcher ret'Blle d -Eh!ction of olficen In which ct1 ly certain yet and until it is from Tacom a, yielded nine pres1'<lent Chester Tannehill of h·,t, th , R··'b'irds a ren't conceding and had three singles of his own The Daily Sentinel of Pomeroy• ' · the' ' =dead bird 8 · Middleport. will be imcceeded by Kirkland hit two homers s0,,'Y H emus' 1ighting crew WillieWillie and anuther scribe or caster. Mays had two singles kept their faint hopes alive Mon- fa• '" the c ,·ant, ,·n the,·•• open,••. o th er b usmess will be the 8v CHIT TANNEH ILL day night when they pulled out a Bob Schmidt's second grand ,·en· bc•s · share 0 l arrangments We Sell Motorola slam & pre5,11ure-packed 1-0 triumph over of his career won the ,or , . e annua , league grid ban• 0ap n, · ' ght We Service All the Los Angeles Dodgers on a . - ---- - �---Makes and Modl!Is Thc yen Io Ioo k rnto the future among Sports fans will not sixth-inning homer by Jersey Joe which was called after eight in• nings due to darkness . unsatisfied this year in Meigs county. Cunningham. The victory moved UC S e1ng goDon Hubbard of Syracuse was a faithful member of the · the Cardinals to within 5½ games FIC,HT RESULTS 1959 Panel conducted by Sports Desk which offered Friday of the "idle Pirates -and alsu eliminated NEW YORK UPI-Jorge Fer• the world champion DodgFREE PARKING pred ictions 00 al! SEOAL and area games, plus a couple of en from _ 00 die National League nandH, 150, Ar1-.itin1, outpolnt­ Phone WY•Z·ZZ55 top-mterest collegiate contests. He is to be back again in nee. ad St•f•n Redl, 150 3-4, PaterE. Main SI. Pomero) charge of a slightly different but much improved Panel. The San Francisco Giants swept son, N. J., 10. Mr . . Hubbard has organized twO teams of four players each a doubleheader from the t,"hicago --- ---- ---w�o Will make the predictions this Fall. Members of the teams Cubs, 11·4 and i-1, in Monday's Will compete individually anct teamwise: that is a won and only other big league a,ction. COLU MBUS UPI - Don't let Bob Miller. making his first that 20•0 opening game loss to Mis• lost record wilt be kept, as welt as how the team� rate 00 the start si11ce June 7, received erect. souri fool you, Southern Methodist basis_ of point spread . For examp le, the team coming lbe doshas a real fine football team. est to the actual point spread is the winner each wee k and It for his fourth win for the Car• dinals although relief ace Lindy That was the appraisal passed cumulatively, for the season. McDaniel rushed to his rescue long to the press by freshmn Mr. Hubbard has undertaken to keep these records and act with one out and one on in the Ohio State assistant co;ich (and as_ collectio� agent for predictions each week. He _ and we- ninth. McDaniel struck out Tom­ scout) Gene Slaughter. will appreciate the greatt:!st cooperation from each team mem· my Davis and pinch-hitter W.ally The former Warren and Jack­ ber. Moon to end the game and ex• . su11 high school coach said that ten d his string of conseeutive The p�meroy-Syracuse contingent is made up of Hubb arri, Ohio State may be in for a rough scorele relief ss inning s against afternoon when 1t meets the Mus• J. R. White, Don Young , and Micky Willia ms. In Middle port the Dodgers to 20 1 -3. tangs in the season opener at Ohio the re are Dave Hindy , Wood y Call, Henry Clatworthy, and a Cunningham, who hadn't hit a Stadium Saturday afternoon. Syracuse fan who has been waiting to ge t on the panel for home run since July :u, entered "I honestly think SMU is a very three years, Roland Carroll. the game when Stan Musial fine defensive team," Slaughter Here are your problems for Friday, children. Study pulle d a muscle in his left ,arm your in the 11aid. third inning 1rnd connectlessons well and come prepared with the correct answ er: "I'm not alibi-in g the 20 points Pome �oy at Chau nceyDove r, Middleport at Wahama Eastthey gave up, but you've gnt to , Nearly l'llrybody can use I little extra consider that Missouri only had ern at Little Reds , Gallipolis at Pt. Pleasant Kyger Cr�ek at to go 29 yards for its first touch• R':'tland , Waverly at Jack son, Belpre at Athens Logan at money 11 llmeL l'hat's why wo are here down after intercepting 1m SMU H.1�!�oro, The �lains at Nels onvil le, and SMU at Ohio State . • • • 10 put the mone y In your hand s _ pass , il went 1 2 in two plays for quickly, privately and economically. You TAKE S PUBL ICITY JOB the 11ec<md score and got the last NEW YORK UPI - Stan Sap. one by returnin� an interceptiu11 nam■ IL We supply IL Our larms are lin, former sports write for the 24 yards for a touchdown." New York Journal • American and . .Those were pretty cheap . made to pion, rou In _m17 way. publicity director for the New scores." Jemes Mahokty, Manager York Rangers of the National Slaughter said that SMU has a t.1:5 E. MAIN STREE T Hockey League, has been ap­ Mr. and Mni. Charles Werry Sr. pui11ted direct host of fast . elusive backs that or of sports public­ can run away rrom def1mdflrs. entertained With e chicken bar­ ity at New York University. 1 $:IO.flO Dr.'.tn -- UnlJncc In I "Wc'vc got lo keep those guys becue Sund1:1y at their cabin at in fru11t of 11s bcc11usc if they ever Forked Run Lake. l'onve.nlent Tt>rms HOUSING STARTS RISE !let a rnan behind ours, I'm afraid Prese nt were Mr. and Mrs. Roy WASHINGTON UPI-The Com­ we don't have anybody to catch Smith and Donnie and Linda, Mu. merce Department reports that them," he said. Slaughter singled out left tackle Amanda Kaspar, Herman Werry, housing starts picked up in Au­ Jerry MayH, right guard Carl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnol d and gu�t. Work hes begun on 127,400 . )!:\SU:\'., W \'A. Beltz, right cnd Pat Neill and Susie and Mr. and Mrs. Werry and dwel_ling units compared to 1U5,1 halfback Glynn Gregory as out­ Alhert. 000 m July. standing football players. He said thut Mustang Coach B!11 Meck uses two platoons with the first unit the toughest dl'fensiveJ�. .Slaughter's words of cautioll ••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••• :1hout what might happen this week since SMU haB had lime tn straighten out the errors, also made 1:1 believer out of Coach Woody Hayes. Said the lireless field boss, 'Tm afre"'d they'll have a much im• proved club when they get here." I I• SPORTS DESK B k Not B • F Ied By SMU LoSS LaSt Week d ClhCJnnel 3-1'u1.-sdoy GIV • e p In ThIS D�nnant Race RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE ;:;;i•Jillili�f I I TELEVISION GU l t)E WSAI-TV , Channel 3 ::i:i't:iu?,;;:;er Cle land's IearEnd Olearance o 1960 Rambler American Bt.ndstR.l'ld Rocky snd His Friends San li'ra■ciSt.-o Beat Your Eesu RfflfllW Weather Telleer Jo!•ll £'11.I;, 1'UW1 Honeymoonel'i Bronco Political Program 'J1l,. Rifleman Colt .45 Alcoa Presents Open House The News Tonight Scanning the Weather Sports Report Late Show �:ft' This is YourLlfe Tombstone Territol'J News Headlinet Weitbercut 'JlH! Jacl: Paar Sbo� Sip Off 11 :30 1, l.ltOO 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:oq 3:30 &:00 5:3B 1:00 8:30 6:40 e:45 7:00 '1:30 8:30 9:00 9:45 10:00 11:00 1 1 : 10 11:UI 11:20 l Married Jou Restleas Gun _Queen for a Day Aboite Face■ Medic Day in Court Gale Storm S�01!f' Bent the Clock Who Do You TrUfl American Bandstand My Friend FlJClka S.n k-Tllndic-J Beat •Your Esso RePOrter Weather Teller John Daly New, Four Just Men Musia for Summer Night Nelson Family Wedneaday Night Figll\l Sports Parade Hawaiian Eye New■ Tonight Scanning the Weather Sports Report Late Show - / wJ E H I u.s. ., t'jlED LASIIWEU. � AN' rr's MY DOC . . COME OVER TO 11-1' HOUSE Rt6HT NOW AN' lCX)K AT J.OWenV·· SllE'S AtLIN' Ra!L ellO TIMI: !! • II AL Ci\J'P MY FRIENDS ARE ARRIVING 10 VIEW Tl-IE V�.'f'-0,-t,t,p,,I WILL I ; r£m.A IM THE PRESENCE (X! � tD,,i-ElllSTENT LITTLf. DEMON ? Minut, ,,oo County HAINN AGAIN.' 1 . Masop MASON PERSONALS ; l imes PaHr crow•• I FoRfiET IT, JIM . GIVE ME A MAND 01/Efl THe�e •. 4_., _. 5:05 PM •' Dli1B BliJIIOOilU NANCY MMM ·-·TH I S SOUP IS DELICIOUS, SLUGG O HE'S ONE OF THE FINEST COOt<S IN Tl-IE WORLD ,-----""���,-rs"'o s· T-YOU , s , M Pl.:Y F "',· MUST HAVI!,, THE RECIPE I'LL ASK MOOCH A DE N YOU ··· El,ONE HAM N --­ ONIO A. IN T'ROW Die l>l YOU-·- HIM '!l!AT MUST BE WMeRE TME l<),CE5 u.ME "'°" I MEWS r J:O AM ·l l:$5. 4M , :!:-:n �: r:::·,: 1�::::�0:! Brings You The ----- ------------��---- CURLY SORRV ABOUT T/.l�T N8AR.· ACCI DEN} CU1lLY.,. IT WON' ·I p-'1ft'•::, Up To The ,o,oo So. our sales coats per car are lowait.ltamblon cost ...., of all can IO IWI wltll. 'lbal'I • oi: LUN01 Congress Action Liberalizes BenefitsTo DisahledWorkers I I I I M:f lmut •· ---- - ;i:: �<1:'W1r.• Char,n�! 13 T1i1115�c:,1 ,,v,ao., plummotlog-waldng may <OSI you bun- or I WHTN-TV Channfl 13 WMl'O Uaily Program Schedule Now own Rambler-the world;a most popular 6-cy llnder _ wa gon-for lelS than you'd pay for most sedans I We Rambler dc,aJora lust set our l'th consecutive why nobody can match our low, low, low prices. monthly sales record. We're winding up the big,, So hunyln whllo ... olll1 haw. good obolce or gcst year in our history, selling more compact J'o• ea• en,■ • ....61er station. wagons. Prices of big used can are an per dealer than any other deaic,r group. ·1 ·------- ...annel 13 Wednesdar • I Volunteer Scouters participating in the Scouting program in the Meigs-Gallia-Mason District will have an opportunHy to learn more about their particular phase of Cubb1ng, Scouting or Exploring Sunday in a Workshop Training Conference ar­ ranged by the District's Leadership Training Committee. The conference will be held at . . Middleport High School beginnln& Ing, P11ck . Admmutration, The at I p. m. for those enrolled in Pack Meeting or Proxram Plan­ basic courses on Cub Scouting, ning. The courses are offered free Boy Scouting or Explorlna: and at 1:30 p. m. for those enrolled of char8e, and are open to unit In the two-hour advaneed courses leaders, their aHi1tants. troop on various phases of Cubbing and pack committee members, and Scouting. The basic courses institutional repre1mntatives, d is• trict committee members, and will conli.gue until fl p. m. Jkslcl.es the three• basic courses parents of boys in the program or adult lead� may apply for nearing the age of the program. frJ\ninj In Boy Scout AdvanceScouters who have not already ment. lloy Scout Troop commit- registf'red for the &essions ahouh.l tees, and Boy S('{lut Junior lead- do so by listing their name and er trainini:. Cub Scout leaders course desired on a post card may apply ior the advaneed and sending to Robert Siler, courses entitled The Den Meet· Park Drive, Point Plea.<Jant. For the fourth time in six years I already had your social security Congress has passed amendments . record frozen, you will receive a to the social security law which letter cll9laining the new benefits liberalize the protection afforded 1 and what you need to do about disabled workers and their de- getting them for yourselr and your dependents. Do NOT GET pen dents. Under the llffk) amendments. in touch with your social seclll'­ approximately 250,000 people _ 1 ily olfice at this time. It will only delay the district office in taking d isabled workers under 50 years of age end'eertain of their depen- action to get checks to you and dents--.are now eligible for social others who are eligible for pay­ security benefits. Until now only menUi under the new law. those disabled workers un der 50 However, sever1 y • 1· ••bled wo•k• , , d ependents are and M and the1r • worked ds under 50 who ho"e e eligible for monthly social securunder social security, but have ity payments. Younger disabled workers are never applied to have their social ••n, ,hould more likely to haYe families de• secur1 . ·1y record s. fro_. nearest _ with _their et touch 111 _ g pen dent on them than older 9:00 Cartoon Spectacular workers age 50 and over. Before social s.ecu�1ty d1atrict office 8:30 Romper Room the change in the social security , NOW to mqu1re about their rights 9:30 Show Time J.aw, many of them were depend- I to payments. 11:25 Your Esao Reporter upon . pl,lblic �ssistance payTo qualify for disability insur­ -,--,-- ent ments w htch nre financed out of ance benefits, • disabled worker ien�r,11 tsx !unlls. It is estimate d must be so severly disabled that that $20 mi!llon will be aaved in he is " unable to engage in any pub)Jc ll�is..f.llnce payments dur• substantial gainful activit)' . " ipg t�e qe,i:t l'.ef.r ticw t_hat many In addition, he must have work­ of tlieae �1,\ltg �jaabled workers ed under social security for .at 11 :00 I Love Lucy t:'W 'I'lit:! ll.ligh� l>a, , ,and tlleir -fpi;ni!iea ai:e eligible least 5 years out of the ten years f:15 �'fl �ffll 11:30 The ,Clea,i:: Horizon for disability io,urance benefits be fore he became disabled. f:3C J.tdae of Ni�t 12:00 ·tove ,r 1.Ue · ba&ed PTI th'9jr past earniD1s and 12:SO 'Sfifll� 'f.qr Tomorrow Ben dils for disabled persons J:00 The 'three stooge, social ,e�p,tity ta?l eon�butions un der 50 and their fami1ies can 1 ,.,.� � G l� H•� 1,00 Artbur J. Smilb N... under soci11;1 security. It 1s .expect• start with the month of October 1 :00 Lit� or!ql�y l:lJ A Look at the Weather ed that s!vJp,s will be even great• Ul60. l:30 Al the World 'l'ld'DI er In the years to come when 6:20 Sportscope 2:00 Full Circle few-er people who become dis· How Tht: District Office Can Help l:BO Amoe 'n' Andy 2:SO Howe ·� abled before age 50 will peed When .the d.isabled �orker� llP:,. '1:00 Heart of the City I: J'he )t:IJlirmalte help throu,sh public assl�tante �. . P�je .f� 11enents· _-... Ill'' :ra �lei 41 Youn • ,,30.J.ook.,\Jil, ,, j[ll:1�1 secimty dijtrict offi • If yOu are' under 5d' and lha�, 'bii •: ' ttfe 'Brighter Da, 8:00 Peck's B'ad Girl �r· in '1nfQfmation �ut his age;a� ed ucation: iraining aftd vocational 8:30 Manv IA.ves of Doby Gillt, 4:15 'r.je Secret Storm J:30 Edee of Nilbt skills will � Obt:ii,ned. He will 9:00 Special Political" Program 5:00 Tbe Three Stooge, 1 Sl:30 The Comedy Spot 6:00 News h: tu:00 lliA:gnosis Unknown ,· ' 6:1:5 A Look al the weather the hos'.pitiil od insUflition where 11:00 11 O'clock News rtscope : Spo � hid care and treatment. The.98' SO ft \ 1:10 A Look at tre weather 6:30 A!noJ I< Andy sOurc�s provide medicill d11ta a· ll:15 Theater 13 '7:00· Hlghway PetroJ bout t�e worker's injury or ill­ 7:30 The Aquanauts ness with partic11lar reference as I 8,30 Wanted-D<ad or Ali,e tO how th.ls affects his ability 10 �n 9:00 The Milllonatre work. When the completed med• 7:00 Conversational Russian 9:30 I've Got A secret ical report is returned to the dis7:30 Frontiers of Science 10:00 U. S. Sleel Hour trict office, the worker's rntire r record is senf to the Slate voca 1:00 Newa 11:00 11 O'cloek New, ;, l:111 Captain Kangaroo ll:10 A Look,1f"Ule Weather tlonal agency, which in most 11: 1$ The�ter"l'l!!t�·,. States, hae been designated to 1:00 Car,toon Theater make the decision as to whether or n'ot the claimant is disabled withi� the detinltion or the social secunty law, The · rlislrict office JUllt For You 12,30 (Mondily • Friday) will be glad to answer disabled 1:00 News Heetllin" 1,118 Sign On worker's questions abDut his 1:02 Just For You Ouest Star rights an d responsibilities. NeW■ l:IIO 1:11 New, 1 :30 J111t !''or '"ieu ,,ao RFD 2,00 Callin, on Pt. Plealilllt T:00 News Headlinet 3:00 Nffl Headllllet ,,02 Breakfast Party ·s,02 MU8ic Go Round Pickel)B Hardware Show 1,30 New, Breakfast Party Mrs. Mary Walsh visited durinJ :il:31i Music Go Round 8,00 News Headline,, l thl! 'l)ast tw0 weell:I with her dall­ t:00 Ne}'!I Headllnea 8,02 Sports Report ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Win­ MIiiie Go Round ,,02 ,,oa Breakf1tSt f.artJ' ters a"nd family,, In Zanesvllle. Loc-1 News 4· 8:30 News Mrs. Guy 'BleHing apent Sun­ Go t:3G !Cjl�!? ,fr.ou� 8,31 Breakfast Party day with her daughter Mr. and Baseball Scor@tl b:00 lines d Hea 1,00 News in Mt. Alt:o Hannum Charle, Mrs. Go Rol!li!I 5,!)5 1,02 �kfast farl:Y ari d wJll ;pend this week in Le­ 1,30, 1,sa New1 tart with her sor:i · M r. and Mrs. i d a, � NA;. 1:31 Brealifaat PartJ D:3b . family. Calvin Blesslog and 1,.a eomPtlte ••' Coffee Time Mr and· Mti. J:()leph Lish 5peot Steak Rouse-Sound: �,00 10,11 Swap Shop several daYI lasl �ek in Clev�­ •! -IIJ! .tlO'• 10:30 Newa Headline, land vlsitina Mr. and Mra. Con­ 8:30 Hews Heatlllnu . 10:32 Morning Devotion,. . stantine WaJskle a,i.4 fsmily. 68!32 ·Evenln.a,'Iiltflriildt 10:45 Radio H7mnal Thei.r children Joeetta, bo.nna an� 7:00 New, Readltn1111 11,00 New1 Jludllne1 Eddie were gqe • ts of ,their aurit . Evening Interlude 7,02 11,02 Country P " and unde, Mr. and Mis. Charles News Jmidlinell 7:30 l U,29 Fum T'� Yt!leer· and �hlldren 'cltj'J-Jr.g tie V:32 SuridoWll Setttniidt 11,30 Raclr J\,, :µ1Jtes ,baence. I 8:00 Sliiit'atl ·• •12,00 N".'I· Claannel 8 - Wednesda, MASON FURNIT URE CO. Th is is th e ti me sh re wd b u y er s wa it fo r . . . t�� 10:00 10:30 ll:00 tl:lP 1 1: 15 r 1:QO WC HS-TV Channel 8 4:00 5:30 �:00 1:30 6:40 1:45 't:00 7:30 8:30 Q:00 9:30 t0:00 10:30 11 :00 11:10 1 1:15 11:20 $29 9 • Today Welcome Ndghbors Mr. and Mrs. rlorlh Dou)lh Re Mi Play Your Hunct:: u!'ice is Right I Channel 8-1 uesdot New Furnitu re I 7:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 1.0:30 l!:00 I ConcenltaUqn 'J'rilth uf Con1equenc-e1 It Could Be You M.id '>ay New■ MovleUme Woman·s Worl d Loretta YOUPi Theater Youn.& Dr. id'.a1one From These Boo'• ¢omedy Playhouse Adverlture Time Steamboat BIii o·wct Draw •:i;�nw Jdutic ln the Round The Jib, T�cter �JIP'I' We:th<'f'Clllt "'1ew8 Pldgp Huntll!l' Brl�eJ' Jl:e,ort l(p.nhunt Wagon Train Price is Ri&ht r CAin STANO IT ! I JI/ST CAll'T 51AHO IT! ScpJlting Workshop Announced Sunday At l In MiddlePort - -----'---�------------ ·--- Social Security Changes 3 Rooms ONLY Comedy Playhouse Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Woody \"l0t,c:l,ecker Mef't Mr. Candidate Jim Thacker Show Wealhercast News Picture Huntley.Brinkley Report car1noQball Laramie Paid Political Program Thriller Dow Hour of Mysteries News Weathercest Jack. Paar Show Sign Ofi Cha111nel 3 - Wecln111da1 PA S S E S O U T •••MONEY Barbecue Held In Observance Of 25th Anniversary 41 :00 4:30 ti:00 S:30 0:00 f"· 15 tl:25 6:30 6:45 f·l'Q r:au 8:30 9:00 10:00 JI :00 1 1 : 10 1:15 t :00 I L30 12:00 l:':30 1:00 1:10 2:20 2:30 !:00 3 30 4:00 4:30 $:00 �:So 8 · 00 11:'15 •. Jn J:SC 6:48 7;0P 1:S<f 8:30 ---�-------·-------� 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sepl. 20, 1960 -..... -� V'COULO lll\v< - I SAM LEFF II 1, �.�--· tor .. 11ttle .. • dollffl. Buy -y 111d ,ave. Get a quallty,bulJt llamblot withp,oN4 top 11111o wa1ue. per •-di ' •re Birthdays Just Ont of th, happy times ,round her house since she a:ot a flameless 1l1ctric ranse. Autom,itlc features take the' :,ij- w1tchln1 out, put the fun back in cooking and bakln1. And tht llamel111ss electric fuel keeps ... .her kitchen c;leaner and cooler year 'round. Jflfll - - °"""' i-_ s,,,,,,., ll'iir- Todag l Get the wagon buy .. �f yQur: Hfe at your Rambler dealer' . Karr and Van :zandt. ' MotO•·Sal•� - w. Matn s1.: 'Pde.:,.� �� ' , .. � ' ' . - . - ' '- , · - . ��.l ,1• -. " • � .a.,ll. .,IQ,lf....... S'il•r>w,f61# �-- ' f• - ' -- -· � ,. . ·- .. • 0.Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy­ i• Nlddi�rt, 0., Sept. 1 Vtffl MOTHER · ; Jt. Qd ltra. Cbatles Elliott of � � W. Va., t heir son Ste ven 1111d.l ���ter Janet and Rol>ert 11, IUICIIU'd and daughter, M:rs. a.i,.. 'Bennett of Gallipoli s visit· i.i :(_, ad: the� mother, Mrs. C. L. Arn­ ,�tben1 Road Sunday. -- -• j•Glrh > ' • '/ and S•bleea&. ,. .• N E W F A L l' SK I RTS 1i I I .,,.,., The executive committee uf the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers met Thursday, september 15' at the home of Mrs. Paul Theiss, Middleport. Mrs. William 8. Downie, pre- Mrs. Will Myers spe nt last week in Columbus visi ting with her sister, Mrs. Will Dawso n . On Sa t urday Mr. My ers we n t to Col'lltn b us to return Mrs. My ers to th*, home. Mr� and Mrs. R. C. Flowe rs (Bertha Alle nsworth) of Akron have been visi ti ng with Mr . and Mrs. Dale Allensworth a nd oth er relativ{'s. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Li ndse y (Myrna Russell) of Columbus visited last Sa turday with relatives and frien ds. siden t, g.ave a report on the omcers meeting held re cently al h er home when the following appoln ted: were committee s Program: Mrs. Robert Beegle of Portland; Mrs. Samue l Michael, Chest er and Mrs. Harold Ebersbach, Pom eroy. Hospitality: Mrs. Pa u l Theiss, M'dd 1 l{'port ; M rs . c · R · Karr sr., Salisbury a n d Mrs. Walker Brown Ri'"·ervi{'w . Publicity : Mrs. Howard Johll,son, Racine a nd M u .sic : Mrs. George Hacke tt Jr., Middle port . "Helpi ng You ns: America G row in Freedom" is th e t heme for the year 1960-6 1 . The first meet• in g will be held at the Le tart F"� lls School a nd will be a work shop cond u cted by state boa rd Marian Bi n tz, 1 n ernbers . Mrs. I joutheast d iret'lor, will also be m'sc n l . The con feren ce to be con - ----- -- ---- John ny R:iy Manle y w ho hH bt>en a patien t at Childr en' s Hospital was re turned to hi � hom e last Saturday. He is to return to ' Col umbus in two weeks for sur.-:::ery . Joh nn>· who is only 2 1 - 2 1 yeim old is the son of Mr . an d . Mrs . B u tch M,ml ey. . ' .. ' ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles F:nlsmincer and son, Kurt , Charl••i·lon, i,TONIGHT and 'WEDNESDAY, spcnt the pa st wee kend with his mo_ther, Mrs. David Entsmir.'�{'r. � PAMILY NIGHTS L. E. Ruppel\ who spent the mh SUPERIOR TYPE of PICTURE! past weekend with his so n , Rev. Millie Perkiru, She-U y Wtntetl Howard Ruppt>lt le ft yesterda y "111E DIARY OF morning for his hom e in Gulf­ ANNE FRANK" port, Miss. (Jn Clnemascope) Mrs. Rdiert Mulford of Ch eRevival serv ices at th e ML Oli ve (Shown l time Only at 8 :30) shire has acce pted employm en t MK. A N D MRS. JAN HAUCK church near Long Bot tom will be- also I at the D ut ton Orug Storf:' . ,;:in Sep t. 26 and continue thru Gene Barry - Beverly 'f'yler Miss Bonnie Van Cooney became the bride of Jan Hauck 1 -------Od. 9. The ev a nge list will be the 'HONG KONG CONFIDENTIAL' September 3 , in a double ring ceremon y at the Church Rev. Baroid Holmes of the church !(Shawn at 7:00 Christ in Middleport. The ne w bride 18 the daughter of Mrs. of the Nazarene . And Part Over A t 11 :OOJ M · V arie an Cooney a�d tile Jatc Norwo<,d V;in Cooney and the The� will be ...pccial singers in· D Also Cartoon groom is th.e son of Mrs. Richard Picktns and t h e late Charles elu ding the Fo ur Ke ys from Hunt• THURSDAY and FRIDAY ing ton, w. Va.; Th e Tra ve lers Trio Hauck of Middlep_(Jrt_. from Butfalo, Va., and the BRIGIT"I'E BARDOT in R('V. Howard Ruppe lt con cluctU D ncans from Cliflon, w. Va. and '\QVE IS MY PROFESSION" ed the mee ting of the Session of ot� ers. Mcmbe � n��: � D�:=��r of - also . the Syracuse fi' lrst United PresRev. DoUlil las c·ire 1e II past or. Unio ,-.i, Hunter - Sophia Lore n · n Ve tera ns are reques ted tO I hyterian Church wh e n the g,o,p · m�t al the Ewmg Fune ral Home, •THAT KIND OF WOMAN " . 0 in mel Su nday eve ning at 7·3 Wednesdaj at 1 :30 p. Dl. lo attend Abo Ca rtoon LhP. a n nex of th� {'hu reh. I I the funeral of Mrs. Bt-rttia Chase. secretary s report The s wa r;r � . s. Mr Paul ti'ric k and Mr . o f- giv e n by Mrs. ,Rachel McBri de - ,- · - - , fre y Wil son en tertained will, ii byMrs. Tom Clark was e lec-ted ette s hower las t Wl! e k in the :metal delega te to the Sdoto Presbytery . ' room o( the Enterpri se 1::UB which mee ts today m GeorgeChu rch 'honoring Mrs. William PulMrs. Dorotha Riebel was surtow n . Altern,aleH elected w ere . lins, ! Mrs. Maym e Holmet1 and Miss pr L..ed on her birthday, S11nday eve n ing, Sept. 11. A . pink an? blue co!o r theme was Fra nkie Muma w. The celebration was plan ned by carrui d out in the decora(ion� and October 16 was dcsi� nated hy her h usban d a nd children . Home• gif ts _ were placed on 11 1ebl':.' w!lh [ a _ white rovcr a11d dec11r,1!1!J wit h the group as Dedica tion Day for made ice cream a nd cake w ere the new ad ditio n to the church, ser ved. The birthday ,:ake was pmk a n d blue bows. . baked by a da ughte r, Jean Thomas. recently compl eted . L Games were played d uri ng he Tllose ptescnt were M r. and 'Mrs. . cv_c ning with pr ites awarded to Mrs M aggle Dldd!c was � p- Bob Thomas, Mr. and Mr.,. Bob Miss Geneviev e Slobarl, Mrs. poi. n te·d to sel ect the deaconesse s Morton and daughters, Debbie and Claude lh1sled an d Mrs, El don to prt!'par� the ele me �h for the Tammie, Joh n Riebel, and the hon­ Week s . Rt!'frei;hmen h carrying out wo.rld �idc Comm un ion serv ic e ored guest an d her hus�and, Dor­ lhc pink and hl ue them e were scr. e.I d on October sel. w hil'h will be h vud hy t he hostesses to Mis s Sto1 , 11t g a. � Wilham Wl nehre nbart.. Mts . Week s , Mrs. , Diuu:1 Olier will be m charge of the se atvcr, Mrs . Husted , Mrs. Frank Amos, �ng of th{' Elders. rS. n QI Y Mrs. Clare nce C urth1 , Miaa � e rry '• ' ' - Frick, Mrs. t>ullins a nd Rodney . On Ot•t. 9 lhe ch u rch will obUfPflS I Se n ding gifts b u t unable lo .i t - serve Membership Su nday, Tiley tend were Mrs. Thomas Ben tz, Mrs . also d("dded to support Lhe Sy n od Francis H . Gle:tler, Mrs. James C11 u �es this year 11s in the past. M rs. John F. Baily was pleasant­ _Pn•se nt were Mrs. McBride, Will, Mrs. l'hillp Smith and Darhm e, Misse� Joy ce, Helen and Miss Mumaw, Mrs. Cla rk. Mrs . ly surpri se d on arri v ln g home from Emma Luu Davi�. Mr11. Allen Eieh- llo lm c s, Mrs. James Quick a n d clmrch Su nday morn ing to find her �istcr1S an� brothers there to help , inger, Mrs. Pa u l Eichinger. Mrs. Rev . Huppelt. her cel{'bla te her birthday. The I Delbert Bruch, Mrs. Ed King, Mrs event was plann(,ld by her dau�ht· On• illc Brow n , i�1 rs . M y rtle Lo ng ers, Mrs . Russ Watson . Mrs. Ber• and Miss Dorothy Long. COMPLETE STOCK OF tha Scott a nd Mrs. John Scott. A d ecocated bkthd ay cake. bak· EAVE TIIOUGH aad DOWN SPOU1 O O ed by hoc sister. Mes. p,,1,, K,n. I ' All Sizes was served with a d inner at noon f . an d Mrs. u. s. Nease, Mr. t h of t (' o \It ' hr W on rnn·s A ssue i ;1 l i:tn l•'ir· st l l n J l ctl rri•shy tcrian Churdi and Mrs. Purt(! y Karr , Mr. and Yu• Reoelve A 10 Year Written �rs. will meet for 1 hf' ir a nn u al annl • M ,rs , Charle s Baer, Mr. and Mr11. er, B.a Albert r, Bae Jacob Guarantee Wllh Our Roof Paint The second meeting uf 111.- WY 1" ve rsH ry potluck dinner Thursday, and Mra. Russ Wa tson, or the 1''irst Unite d Pre.�hytcria n �c1,I. 22 al 6:30 at the ch u rch in Bally, M�nd - 1rs. John Scott and Mrs. a Mr. Chureh of Middleport fo r l hi s year Middl e port. was hel d Su nday 1•v{'ni11g at th o C hartr.r mernberR will \w scflteO Berth� Scott. Calli n� in the_ afternoon w ero l chu rch. Pla n� for a hayrid e i n a the speak ers table. rasl pr{'siMr. , and Ml'S. )William Knigh t and October were dist'llsscd anti plans dC'nts wlll be honored a nd ne w of Pt . I leasa nt, W, Va_., Mn. lar ; m)Y were maOe for election of officers members will he rerng: niml. All Sbcrldan, Galll�hs and W1lh11m \ members of both eircles will be nc:d Su nday evenin�. os e Wise and d Mr Mr. � Rev. Howard !luppclt spok e to presented with membership cards. dao(!�er, M�ddrcpor · the group on "Youlh in lhe I Spe11 ke r of lhc eveni ng will be guest received d hono The .-. Church. " }lr9. Richard Vaugha n R{'�. �uwa �d Rurpelt and Mrs. O. lf ll ny nl P. Klem will be gut!SL soloiHl. M rs, m-�•� � -" " ,.··- ..;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;.-, was devotional l eader. .., ;;;; .., _; ;. William Morris wlll be lhe devo- I" Members atte ndrng were Mi t'kv Phone WY•2·2452 tion al leade r. LADIES' BLACK Miller, All1r n Wallace, Bruc<' WaiArra n gem,mts have hee n ma d<' 8, SECOND A VE. lace, James Miller, Hoy Coleman . ro MIDDLEPORT, 0. r lhe meat, des s{'rt and bt"1eragc. Davld Lyon end co unselor Rkhard M e mberll are asked to brill� t heir Vaughan. own table serv ice an d a ro n lribu­ ___ ____ __ Suede nr Smooth Leather tinn for the summer medical of Slzo., t'h-10 fcri na-. I I . I I I. oi Mrs. ·-ro-n- - ----:--- ---- I llev 1' val Be!Tins er 26th ·. i.JCPte I w. Oorotha R'1e bel Surprised Upon Birthday Sunday I I Let Us Cheek Your Roof 1 .... For Winter - No Ohllgatloo I Hay R 'de Plonned For oCtOber At Sunday M eet•1ng I W.omen's Group T H Id A nnuaI pot L UCk D'inner A Deposl_t Res.,ves Y�•r Choice � Everything In Heating FUEL OIL STOVES FLOOR FURNACES GAS STOVES ELECTRIC HEATERS COAL STOVES Soles Fisher Company - PAI NT - ,, , rruat»AIRE lluxt llllltl llfr""18r ONLY $219.95 EVEN LE.SS Wll'H 'l'RAIJl!rlN ...... _ 111■ 1 - ltlJ tlllot tllo Ill.I cu. � Frljldo" Dtluxt IIOIL ll'I blf . ,, ....J-,rlct4 ,., llllltl 11111 ltlc­ u,y flltllrtl lOOII , 111. ,r • llolt _ _ _ - - lltll, ltN 11111 • hllwl· - -"" · ----1111111111..,_ ._ .. . ..... __ ..... .... .. -d Plui ... N1111, Ftminiu "SClllr,IIINrl Slwr Looi:" SAVE Reedsville WSCS M et At Home Of Mamie.Buck:Jy H f.ATf.RS The Reedavllle WSCS met a t the homl! of Uamle 8uckley on sePt 14. _The dc,· otlon al meE'lil'. 1 he:;ar with the Lord's Prayer in u:1isoP Doro tha_ Riebel read llie 90th 1 Psalm, Rushia Shumway a n d Lil lian Pickens Jave readings. Plans were made to finlr.h th• qull ts they have 'started. A com mi ttee w113 aeleeted to make pla n i for a jitney supper In 'the near fu ture. A potluck dinner was enjoyed by Ina Maurir, ·Laura Ruth, Lillian Picken s, Hazel Buetley, Rose Thoma,,, Clara Mauar, Mary Nich­ ols, Haze l Mae Buekley, Ila Osborn, Verna Rose, Vivian Humphrey and daughter, Robin, and Mn. Buck­ ley, - Se veral sick calt!I were reported. The next meeUna will be at the home or Vivian , Humphrey, l Boy,• ud Glrla' R U I• B E R P U L L O N BO O T S $1.� pr. ROUlh's Shoe Storf / . E, SP, · 8-5583 " ... Qpen �ry _pay AU Day-7 A.M. lo 5:30 P.M.-Sal•rda-ys 111 8 P.M. • �IITIN TO PICKINS' IIAOIO IMOW ON WM l'O tnry Tlltldoy ""' Thu,Uty mornln1 t1 7,30 - Letrn .._ we 1lvt aw.y $50.0I CHh lwery WNk. Th....-1 NOf't.:lftl Te au, - No Purcha■o THE SHOE BOX -.... MIDDLEPORT . - ' NOWI .500 hi. I.P GAS SYSTEMS WARM MORN ING H EATE RS "\Ve Jlalli N TUb! ,·. ' 1 Off•ICI'a} Rotary v·ISit. w·III Be I Made 1 hursday I n (AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT) $1.99 I Goi,n_g For ' 1 1' · H bo d St ON f LAT 1 M,'ss Judm Now We Tradel We Sell On Payment Planl Service f I PICK UP YOUR TOY BOOK HERE! I I . . the report hled _w i th t'he Clerk of Courts here . indicted Savage on two counU, both Involving the Ridenour Supply Store of Ches­ ter, in which Savage solicited, or caused to be soliclted, money _for th_e Pomeroy , emergency squad without authority from the squad. In all, the grand jury returded 16 true bllls, after h earing :i9: witnesses. No bUla ,we re re turned l_n four cases. Frank Fugate was eman. J ury for -------- Small Boost Is Recorded In ' .,. Re� · • lrab•on . Use Our Lay-Away Plan for Chris_tinas Now See Us For · Your Winter Needs ! ! George K. , Eubanks or N ew Marti n sville, 1/t. Va., governor of Rotary In ternational, District 7!13, will make his official v isit to the Rotary -Club of New Haven Thursday, Sept. 22. Gov. Euban ks will meet i n confere nce with ,President Phil Wolpert a nd Secretary Russell Capehart of the New Haven Cl11b at 5 :30 p. m, He will address the d u b at its regular meeting -at 6 P. m . .-nd will cond uct a club assembly at 7 p. m. Eubanks is comme rcial man agee of ..dio WETZ In New MarI tlnsvme 11,hd 1Mi1 �n In Ufe ra . �:·"' • .., .,.. . f . dio ., br.aadeaaUlla: , .uw,ineS& ·. . · ,10'1' Registration 'tJl fflbtot fehii:'Jes 111 over 20 )'eara. He was once ai Mason County showed an inerease sports an nouncer. · ot 0.tJ per cent 1or the y ear ending · t 75a , June ::10, 19ti0 over the previous As Govern or of o·1str1c year, it has Deen announ ced by the Euba n ks Is the Rotary l n terna'th:st Vn·g nua Cham ller of Com· tion al Representative for 24 West meree. Virgin ia Rotary Clubs with a . . . .,.. 11reak...own of statistics abows membe rship of 1 200, He moved tu that. Mason C ..iun tian s registered l West Virgi nia in 1 955 and was �,'l'tl7 passen ger can, 1,32:il Class B Instrumen tal in the organization trucks, 60 commercial lr uclqr an d , of the Rotary Club at N ew MartraJJers, and !:14i other vehicles for tin svllle i n 1 957, He first joined a total m 1909·60 or 7,5 13. Rotary "In Lawrenceburg, Ten I nessee i n t ._ · ---,. _ ._ . ____ g�!�i � :f=!t� ::!i.if!i�::�t ,cent rise in vehicle registr,uons. ■ Other coun ties showing increases, :,ln additlOI) to Mason , were Berkeley, Brooke, C..bell; Gilmer, Grani . Hampshi,re. Hancock, Hardy, Jack- · , 1 10n, Kanawha, Lewia, Minel'al, HOLLYWOOD UPl-AdrHI Monroe, Pe ndleton, Pulnam, Tuck• Arllr1• Judp, 43. uld .tie will er, Wetzel, Wayne and Wood. fll■ for dlverce Thul''lllllY from the throughOul .HegiBtration ■tale allowed a alight · decrease of her y.yenth hulltand, Inventor Edw•rd HNrd. ll.•t per cent from ngures· one year ''I thou9ht thl• m1rrl191 woutct aa:o. A total of 6:ta,03$ vehicles •·,ere reg.iitete4 In th e past 1:ear be luckv ••v.n," uid Miu WhUe �i),400 vehicles were regis- Judcl•, who prtvloullv WH wed Rut1let, J■mtt to Wnlev tered i n the previous year. Allama, GeorlO Ro■a, Morgan ■nd lob Ryan and brothel"8 Dan · SINGlllS INVll'ED TopPln1. There wiU be a hymn sing at the "But maybe I ■hould try for United G"oapel Church at Morgan 1 l ,-that'1 supposod t• be luc�enter Friday �i.ght, Sept. 23, be­ kl■r." --- linninS: at 7:ao. All 1ingers are in­ "ited to take part. Everyone is Third Jay To Join · . welcome, See The Wide Selection - Budget Termsl Full lnsurancel •; Clinton Both sums of money were paid this mor ning b)' the disk jockey's father, Leo H. Savage , M arion , O., who attended the arraign, ment together with Mrs. Leo H · Savage. Savage, 21, also flied with the court his Jetter to John A. Epling Gallipolis attorney wbo had ,repres ente d , hln'I heretofore in was . discharged · whicA Epling Savage appeared belore the court without counsel. Prosecutor James O'Brien represented the state. Earller today in Gallia Cou nty Common Pleas Court Savage 's suit ror in excess ot $52,650 agai nst two Gallipolis police officers a nd Henl')' Werry , R. E. Grindley, Robert Hartenbaugtl and Howard Frank was dismissed . The entry Jn Judge Robert M. Betz'e omce saiil, the cauaes wei-e settled and ·dismissed with prejudice to a new action with. costs paid as taxed for $10.60 in each case (separate suits against Gar­ land Ni�rt and Ben Pennington vf Gallipoli1:;, ($2,650) and the Ueiga officials ($50,000). The grand jury, according to I Tie �ew. TAYS Are 1-fere! Bhthday Party WE INSTALL NEW ROOFS . REPAIR a11d PAINT OLD ROOFS MEIGS THEATRE I M Joh 8 '/ S ' ed w•t' h .... · Leo V. Savage, area disk jockey, today plead guilty to two of fraudulently Soliciting moQey and was placed on probation for one year by Meigs County Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon. _ S?va_ge was arraigned at 1 1 :30 a.m. this morning following his md1ctment Monday by a Meigs County Grand Jury. Other terms of the probation included requirements that Savage pay $200 to the. Syracuse Fire Department and a like amou_nt to the Pomeroy Emergency Squad, and that he -re, frain from soliciting, or being associated with soliciting funds in any way in Meigs county during the term of his probation. · counts SMITH CLOTHING CO I " HOLZIJi -HOSPITAL . ,JT-""oy' VU S s e U,V Y n NEWI . . :,, ' ,, lletffld bolUed 1U l!fflC0 ' ,; Leon Jordan and · Kenny Hysell weleOmfl home tbelr former member of the Jaya this week, Tommy Persinger wbo t.as a two week leave from the Air Force. Tommy will appear with the Jays this Saturday night a t a the d ance p ar ty to be held a\ Pomero)' Hiih Auditorium from 7:30 to 1 1 p. m. sponsored by the Pomeroy Band Boosters. Shows 0 ' '" ao that you ean belt � bom,1 � FOi · EV.,ERY NEED ··-- or brooder boultl ,. at . • I ...t that will •� wltll. �•�: i·i IYVO �l luell , '. ile "'' !Int lo enJo, 'tblo .... - ! ' I' � . darn metllod Of beathtc •• _,,. , ,' ' ' ,/ ' , UI now! "' . H� .. ! • , .. Rutl-.ftd Furniture ' 1 ' ' ' '' \ ·I Arnold" �rate, . Owner .. ·" . J'lltNJ! :�•1� ' ' . , . R�ND, ,0, ' ' -.,., '. Devoted To Th,, lntere1t, 0/ Tt.. /11�1-M,uon ,4...,., ' nose · •,;<t\ frtibablf 11evei· before have so somewhat questlonaole. For fath. �)y OhiO newapapen been uni!• er, Joseph 'J'.· F8fluson , Is pre• ed. ,editorially for one state cand1- ' sently · serving as .state tre1. <dite ,and aga�st an other, as this surer a�d son Ja�iea would trI ll ,11!.�• a aurvey Indicated today. , l pl1«1d in all Jnertviable posUlon f,; (1�1be candidate being supported Js ot being filC,t" '1"atchdog of state , · Jam.ea Rhodes, Repubucan candl• trelJW'Y acttvitl�, w.hile a mem!' date- for itate auditor. The one ber ot a fathel'-'tOn �earn. This being opposed is James D. Fergu- would be so, ptovide d his name son, Democntic seeker after the ,appeal enticed a m■Jority of e lec'faame office. Invariably, opinion tors to. favor him. • . ; h a■ been . &Wayed by thl! fact, the erau1141 1 b Jd some dis,o 0 s,, iqtvey lhowa, that James D. F.ergu. . 'The r hnetlon amona state office hol�is the prest' ent atate ,father ... . . IOJl'iunt 7 �rs, but it ls doubtful that this e F guaon. .'t;re � ash' b.JoHph T. all to the good. ll has been IS I nquirer aays .'l'i lil W 'I, atUIt e Galion ip! 1 n ted out. many pla�e• that she poi z ■ ■ of en d o ' of um H' f memben , of the family ,·· collect '-"t aewi,� the pa■t month: , S00,484 annually in · salarie• from · �.J F' u n of Colum I Obio, while the ,evenlb, J1mes, bll8 �. a· "fniabl: 'ya':ni min and ia prell!ntly on 'leave from a '6,· ' :<1 Ila. :ame . w■■ well, enou h 1520-a-year . State. Welfare. Depart1 ment · o«:Btic circles o Dem - . ln � tn' Job whll� 1eekmg , the · 1uJ.;�11JiQ bl � the nomina• '1!000 atate aud1tors!'Jtp, tloi' CW- · ,t� other Opponent■1: • "The ldea ii fine for the Fer• � · iut-:1 many there are .;,' '�flf:.itb4t· the � -of tlli& guaons-,and f � !'!\2 nJ•FJ_'lf �"11:-::-J>�I 10,mewh� -� �� i,fJil - I i l dl 'l>.' t, PT ·, ·, I ··- ' - � "" \_lll!MI . ' � � . • \ "' i SINGLE COPI:' - 5c Ohm's top authorilv in d1strib- Comm1ss1oners Imert Hospit.11 Story and d1�L·u.11serl minor cha n g es rn d rawn in amounttL as they were e money Lu build new l In !me wi th her re commen daLast May voter, appro ved a plans a nd standing plans for the needed , so aa lo not weake n the I hospitals, Tuesday mght recom- lion ,' and on nommat 1o ns from $235,000 bond issu e for a m em­ hosp1Lal wUh the board. Nay banlu. , mend ed Meigs Counly � t up re�. lhe floor, A. C. Bradford, Ted orial ho1pital to be ma tched on stated that he felt that steel A l a meeting o f tht, Meigs rcsentatives Lu sig n official doc\&: ed Jr., and R. L. Jacobs, all of a o ne-for,two basis by federa:1 ve neer wall beams would be COunty Commissioners a resolu­ ,r,' mcn ts (or its proposed 42-bed Vet+ 'e trustee, were added to the gran ts. In 1 947 voters raised $201 - most economic;;! .and l:>est for the lion was approved stati ng the ne• f� ..,.,�t�ll erans Memorial Hosp!tal.. Commission " to gi ve it ooo u1 a tax le vy for a veterans ne w structure. ceasi ty of aut horiting the transO r. Ma�ga�et � uBms , m char�, · " ullest ·re presentation of all me morial hospital. Going along With N ay's opi n- fer c.,f funds from the Memorial \ �f _ such d1s�nbt'.l10n, appeared at.-., rtles interested in the proje ct. ion, it was mo�·ed that the i:hoic.e Hospital Fund to tbe County Hos­ Ttlc opi nion was ex.pressed Last , Jomt meeting m the eou rt houad- - -- . '!'his eommission which alread y of the ardutfct ' s steel beams pita! fund . That agreemen t will, of the Ve terans Memorial Hospital' � a meDlbership composed of n ight tha t th ese fu nds, together an d preparation of hospit•I plans in other words, pl.It the money \ Board of Trustees, the Me i&� ;i,"ed Crow, Kai H lndy, w. o. with pledges of Joe.al gifts-if so far be acCfp ted. The motion all i n one fund, so that each need�d- would be ample to build · carri{'O. member of .fhe organiza tions re1 Co un ty Hos pital Commission , tbe, : Atkins, and Dr. Boice under law M e igs Commu nity Hospital, Inc. , a h"as the a11thority to slart hospi tal the local ho�pilal as p�nned Board members also diM:ussecL 1trese11ted will not ha ve to sign eve n i n the face of con linuous ris no n -prnfit gro up, an d the County construction. PROFESSOR ,COACH removing $201,lffi{) i n funds for ho5P.ital documents. mg costs. Prflld.nt Paul R. Lyne, hH the new hospital from th e ban k.a Spending uf hospit.11 mon{'y Discussion la!t n ight pointed to in which they are now deposited . will ngw lay in the h.and1 of the annCK1n�d the appointment of April 1961 when bids may be let It was de c1�d that t he money hospital Mr. Arthur · L•nham aa Profeuor {'Omm19910n anrl its for con:.truction. U nder a 1959 would be left th ere until con- members will report to their and Co'Hh at Rio Gr•nde Col­ spe cial law of the legisla ture structirm of the ho1piial is be- groups. l99t, Mr, Lanham w•, born In $200,000 of available funds may gu n or until December 31, when Liberty, K•ntucky. Aft., com­ Commissioners Da n H.artinger be used for the hospital. if con­ lhe mo ney will have re mained and Rolla n d Neutzling wer,e pre­ pleting hi• publlc 1Cihoolln1, he struction is beg u n before 1 002 . entered Union Coll... at Bar­ into the banb for a n agreed two tent at t he meetin g, as was Ber­ Mr. Harry Ray Nay, archi tect year period. It wa s also adopted i' nard F ulu who acted as legal bourvilla, ic.y., where he 1tured A school o{ instruction in P1'A work will be a highlight of for the new hosp.ital, was prese11t , that the mo ney wo uld be "'ith- a dvisor. . in bask•INII, trM:k and ba... the County Council PT A m·eeting October 13 when tbe Let.rt ball. He playH the last three · 1'�alls cha()ter will be host. ,.. n at Union under CINlch Hu, Details of the arrangements Buck were n amed as the bud get man BHh, a former coach of Rio Grande College. were conduded at a Monday and fin;rnce group and Miss Flor­ n ight meeting of the Letart Falls ence Circl e was appointed to PTA held a t the school. It was serve as meeting notice <'hairthe group's first of thli9 school man , The group voted t o meet on y ear, BY U NITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ! the v ice president declared at one Mrs. Marion Ben tz, a state PTA the third Monday of each mon th GOP pres�dential nominee Richard M . Nixo1 plugged today point. "Let us not pa nic or search official, will speak at the count)' and parenta a nd teachers w ere for a _ campa1g!1 moratorium on criticism of U.S. strength and f�r faults in oµpielves that would introduced. Homerooms or Mrs. session. gi ve strength" to the Communist The school of instruction will Bert Grimm and M rs. Jean Alkire pr�stlge lest Communist leaders attending the United Nations hne. ha ve fi ve phases ot PTA work. tied for the attendance award. thmk America is weak and divided Kennt'dy replied in a nationBut his De mocralic opponent, thr�ugh Michigan Tuesday, Nlxon N amed as dclt'gates lo the coun ty M rs. Andrew Cross wes named de TV speech, wi "I say it i11 !! session were Mrs. Herbert Roush, sec�ehry re J)lacing Mrs . Mary Sen. John F. Ken nedy, flatly re- re peatedly st.ted that he an wro n� and d ang�us for a ny Mrs. Virgil Roush, M rs. Bert Wooda. II was agreed to he lp jccted the proposals as "wrong Ken nedy has a "special responsi- Amenc�n to �eep silent abou t �ur The Mobile X-ray un it will visit Grimm, M rs. Robert Roberts and the school place a window d i!· and �a ngerous." Kennedy rene w- bili ty" 10 avoid a ny .:-harges that future _ tf h� 1s not satisfied with. Mason Coun ty i n N ovember, it has Mrs. George Yon ker. America aod wha is- be ng play in R.zcine for the fall fest1• ed his attack on . whal he consid- might disparage t done to preserve � ) v bee n announ ced . U. er d e S. se t backs and on a ny thereby l ead Khrushche to be- that fut�re . Mrs. Roy Donohew, pre sident, val this weelte nd . Sponsored by the. Ma . . Mrs. Bert Grimm and Mrs. atte mpt merely to "out-talk or I lic ve tQat this country is we.at. . son Co unty was in charge of the mMt ing . H e s� id he wa� n ot sah�fied tt Attitude 0.f l H i . Tubertu1osis Associa h on . t he iliao t-shout" e t Pr{'mier Nikita Sovi Hlt t u head B u Ro ck t w e r e i named if8 y o med when comm ttees were wllb lh1s �oun try_s world po�lt1�n son t:ounty Health Department, "A great struggle was never · ted Khrushchev. It WH aJso vo · · for the year. Mrs. H. E. Shields, th at act1V1ty. wh en f'!es1de �t Eisenhower 1s m1'111xon's campaign timetable wo n by a lack or belief in one's and the West Virginia State Health Mrs. William Fox a n d Mrs. Dalf! to presen t a gift to the pumpki n sWt':'1 m a nd 'l;'oky o, COf!I• Par� -eall(d !or stops today in Fort own stre n gth and unity of' pur. . Department, the unit will in dude · · · · · · · · Hill were n amed to ' the program queen : s a mun is hold 11 t mmg � a foo _ .11: i� a vislt to New H Ven on Nov . 3 Way ne , Ind . . Louisv ille, Ky ., and pose or by a defeatis t a tt itude'.. Cubf, J us.t 90 m1) es �ft the U. S cumm1' t tee 11 nd m.u. .,_ Ro'bert Lew"IS ' " fn New Ha ven, the un it will vis• �Ill $pri(lgfiel d, Mo. Kennedy planned j -- ----_ he4d )_h)l mem_.lWlhi),, .: @U��n4 America 1� second te 'f. > ,, j ,-_ . . J� the LutheNln Ch urch whtre it · •-,pe�..;,n • Tenttesse'I!::.. , l}lWIA ID space exploits. ' · Ro. hel Roush, M rs, e • · M fl n , , ftldp rs will be from 10 a. m . u n til 12 I� the Btlatol-King��ort . John!IOn ltennedy �ed that 1f he l A rs. Joh n M tobart, rt S e h ey, sh' City area, Kno:c:Ville, N&Rhville and • riooh, from · 2 p. m. until 4 p. m. • were e�ected _ PJ'.'.Uldent, be would Mrs. Ear ly Ro ush, Mrs. George Memphis-before moving on to and frOm 7 p. m. to 8 :30 p. m. under:take Wlthm_ 80 day& after nd Ro r s. a M sh er u Virgil Yonk Sioux City , Jowa. The remai nder of the schedule 1 en tering the wlute . House ;,ro• t to hospital the amed n e r e w y • I n a full day of stumping i in cl udes the followin g: Nov. 1 . , 1 i grams to bolster national defense, ------'_____ e i Virgil . Rcush nd s a Mr Ash ton Post Offic1) , 1 1 a. m. u ntil · committe sen d more help to under-dcve lChief of Police Horbert Gil. s. r M ity publ a chairman lt .s Nov. Z, Poi nt Pl easa nt 5 p. m.; oped nations and Jaunch ' an "allkey ,aid tod.y ht hopes squir• Charles Alki re is magazi n e chair­ Court House , IO 11. m. u ntil 1 2 out attack on poverty" in tb.e rel hunt.rs trom r,ow on will noon, I p. m. u n til 4 p. m., and ma n and Mrs. Howard Roush as Uni ted States. Prope rty in Mason Cou n ty h.u Nfrain frcim their put tim• in historian. 7 p. m. to 8 : 30 p. m.; N ovember 4, if Nixon promised voters that the hill •rH imrnedi•._.Y north The executive committee 11nd been assessed for 1 980 at $55 . Leon , Shinn'a Service Statio n . IO b e were elected , b e would see� ; 25 5 , e 2 n $ 1 a of Grant •nd Vine 5h., in Midcr 7 22 n , 127 i of ase 4 5 8 Mrs. Bert Grimm and M i's. Roy a. m. until 1 2 noon . to keep the peace, extend free dleport. from totals for 1 959, accord ing · dom lhrougbout th e world, build I He is idviaing nlmroda that, 011 the · economic progress of the :::�:::.:�•m,;;:,:: 11thoutth the liltl• furry ani0 administration and Eisen hower mala are plentiful in that aru, responsible, qualilied provide from th e 55 cou nties, the st.ate • it ia in1ide the corporation llmThe Meig� Cou n ty Commissionleadenhip. its, and bftidn, rnidents 11.,. Cham�er lisls the total as:sessed ------ing on the two atrnh below valual1on of all property Ill the era held a special meetin g yesterstale al a record · $3,850,828,459 day and appointed Mrs. John D. don't apprec.Mlte hoinl buck . . ighway patro1 rnves 11gat~• eu 1wo acc1'denIs which is 2 .1 per cent or som e $80 Thomas to finish th e unexpired The Oh"IO Stale 8. Riot rottl• off their window• . and porches •vening timtl. at. th� same l0Cat1on yesterday afternoon, when the State . million greater tha n the pre\lious term of Cou n ty Recorder , le ft by the dea th of her h usband, who set i n 1959. re,:ord Thr■e call, werti nconlitd in con troubles of while truckfuls epartment had ghway D Hi d ied yesteritay morning in U ni1 Town Hall lalt night from 1' ' or ty-three or the stft�•s counstructing a bridge on Rt. 680, 4.1 miles north of U.S. 3�. . ,.... ver$ily Hospital at Columbus. i · tics showed p er ce n ta1: e increases a dtnh uying that lhot --■ bl,, . as called to the The Patrol w a ith over their assessed valuation of M rs. Tllomas was appoi n ted to Ing receiwed fnNn hunters bridge sile at 2 : 20 p. rri . and l' irst reS tin g area , n ow W as th e cable property for 1959. The increases the office by a ur:animous vote I above them. again at 3 p. m. when tbeir fel- demolished top, d into it. ranged from 0.1 per cent · in of Commissioners Dan Hartinger, )ow state employees were about boom sma5he Wilbu r F. Koe n ig, !i3, Midd l e• Wirt �ou n ty to a rise of 1 0.4 per Don Mullen a nd Rolland Ne utzgot f! n jam, and to get ou t of o ln port, who was in the dropped cent m Jefferson Cou nty. into a bigger one. F.dison Hobsletter, Presiden t ot r elved a bump on the c truck, : :�llowin g Mrs. Thomas' appoin ten other countie,1, posted inSev (' Curtis I . Powell, 511, Racine, the First National Bank and Mr, C? d and ·relea1:1was eate He tr . d better. .o hea ment, she selected Elizabeth Hobtreases or 5 per ent or was backing a state-owned tr11c.lr. and Mrs. George Hackett Jr. ot er Hos1Htal. They are Jackson , 6.3 per cent; ste tter, Rutland and Letta Spenwith a load of asphalt on it to ed at Holz Middl eport have been named Ohio, 7.2 percent; P'oCaJlobfaS, \ ced, Pomeroy, to assist h er in the t he bridge for d umping when it chairme n of the Girl Scolll fund 7.4 pell ce nt ; Putnam, 6.2 per work of recorder. went down into the excavation drive scheduled to open Oct. 9 ccnl; Rand olph, 5.6 per cen t; TyAt the meetin g tl1£ commissiondamaging the driveshi.ft. in Me igs County it was ann ounler 5.o per cent and Wood 7.7 e rs also appoi n ted Ted Reed Jr ., I In the meantime a cable truck ,:, ced today by Mrs. Orin E. Norris per cent. Mason Cou n ty's increase Robert Jacobs and A. c. Brad- operated by Willi�m Elcbin ger, President of the Four Ri vers ford aa new me mbers of the Hoswas 4. 0 per cen t. Mr,. C. P. Sto,t of Hogsett Girl Scout Council. 46. Syracuse, was called to the CJ The hypothe tical "average" pi tal Com I w,, · n,m ed .,re - ,·dent of tbe Ma. mission . sc ene to pull Powell's tl'uck out. Volunteer workers under the West �gi,iia count i1111 aue ssed son Coimty Republican Women's leadenbip of Mr. Hobstetter and The cable truck was hooked on the viUj of all their property Club when that group m et re-· Mr. and Mrs. Hacl:ett will seek and wheo it was riearly to a safe for 1 960 at $�0,015,000 . Actually, cently at the oourt house in Point to raise $700 in Pomeroy, $400 nt,, t he Good the cable on landi only 16 cou nti es in the state exPleasant . • Samariian truck broke. The cap· in M iddleport. This is tile basic ,o ceeded that ,mount. Twelve counMrs. Stou t is alsQ president of amount n ecessary to maintain tive truck bounced back Into it's , , ,....., a1 term f ties aaeessed th eir property at Offl ers for the 1 � ---- ------the Mason County Board of Edu• the day-to-da>' operation of the Raci n e High School class>!ls have less than its 1959 val ue. They {'ation and ha s been a member council and to m eet · its new MARRIAC.E APPLICATION are : were Braxton, Cabell, Greenof the board for several years. needs durin1: ,the comlng year. License for maniage has been been ,r nn ounced . They ad· brier, Hardy, Lin coln, Loga n, Weese, Class l r r (Ca Senio by t r Guest speak_er at the meeting applied 'for in Probate Cou The chairmen aaJd they b.ad acpresident ; Monongalia, McDowell, Pl easants, was E. Franklin Pauley, Republ i- cepted the chairmensbip of this Donald B, Allen, 21, Portland, la- v i.sor)-Patsy Price, nt; de presi r, e Sals \'ice lo Tu , Cermen n r d an Wyomi g. Tucker y ca n nominee for Ju dge ot the campaign becauhe "Girl Scout­ j borer; and Lois Graham, 1 8, Ra· Na ncy Johnson, sec-treas.; Jo Ann Supmn e Court of Appeals. He ing is for all girls from seven cine RD 2. New office rs w e re elected Tues­ Van Meter, business manager ; s poke on the subject of courts of to 17 yean who wan t it, and the d ay evening when the FHA or Reta Miller, assistan t. Middleport High School met at th e states and their importance program benefita both the girls Ju n io, CJ,., (Vina, Lee, •d· the school for their first meeting to tbe people. and the commun ity." vlsor)-Billie Cundiff, presiden t; Also speaking was Dr. Richard ar the )'Car with their super­ Through Girl Scouting, it is Steele, a political scien ce au_t�or- said, girls enjoy wholesome re­ visor, Mrs. Mildred Bailey. �poke on political creation, from rewarding friend­ Officers ckcted were Coleen ltl'. , who president; science a nd its 4!ffect on govern-. sh lp!, develop practical skills UN ITED NATIONS, N . Y. UPI - Wilson as district Toney, assiatant, The 9enera] Assembly set out to Cindy Morris, presiden t; }Caren ment. · Approxima tely 100 per- and heal•h.. ....., _a ttilud5 tha_t ";lay upon departental nepotism, pollS'ophomore Class (Gayle Price, organize the work or its 1 5th an- Ferguson, v ice pres ident; Be,•erl)' sons attended well d ete rmme -the d1rechon · tic�I paternalism and filial verin- advlsor)-Margaret Durst, presl1 n ual scssi1Jn tolay hoping for serCun diff, secretar)'; Linda Forrest their lives will take. cil!On or public ree?Ords. dent; Leanna Bre\Ver, vice presiThe campaign theme is "Hon"Jame� _would be a · mo�e suit- dent ; Terry Bradford, _ st! c- treas, ious and far-retchi ng -accomplish- treasurer ; Judy Wlldermuth, re­ Re-Hearing Date Set menta despite the distract in g focus porter; Joyce Swa11z, parliamen­ or/ the Paat-E'erve the Future ·• able cani!l,_idate prov ided his famor �en�y empva • of attention on So.v�el . PT,;:11\ier tarian ; Cinda Sauer, historian and which the Girl Scouts have adopt. Uy were not �o n u mel'ically il'lReh earmg m the matter of the Kh rushchev e nd hi s Bc vcr1¥ Perrin, song leader. Nikita � amered ed for their birthday years of d comli 111 Such . d vol_ve . Three Fined lo Othe rs attending were Kare n proposed remo\'.il _ of Pomeray's 1960- 1 963. This period will begin friends. blt1on 11 full of serious 4oubts Greu, Maureen Darst, Betty outlel of the Railway Express October 3 1 , the centeDfl.ial of a1:lout ethics an d proper govern- Mayor LeA'ar's Cour, e, Diane Agen c� has bce 11 set for Oct. 1 1 the birth of Juliette Low fou nd­ Gilmo re, Sa ra Bechtl Mental _ practices." Three person s were fined last accord!n� to thi:i Public . Utilities: er of Girl Scouting, and -:Vm ru n McComa,s, Karen Petti t , Carolyn Louis B)'rne Vaughan briniis Other l'lrwspapers with similar night i n a session of Pomeroy Comm,� sion . . Ca rolyn Gilkey, Jeanr e Bowles, publie at te ntion to the fact that llons of through the organization's .;otb. Mayor Charlea Leger's Court. opinions, reprca,enting t11U tl will he held at 1 0 a. �. ln 1 anniversary year of 1962. I readers, include th e Toledo Bladfl George Hsmlltoo, ChHnirt, w as Sept. 18 . 24 is "National Dog Erwi n, Anita Bowles, Marcella , ' Cl nclnna tl f:osl a n d Times-Star, fined _$ 1 5 and coats by the may­ Week" .and U1at all dog fancier Ward, ,Judy Ra tliff, Pa !Jia John• the J lremc n s room of Town I . Joyce Hall in_ Pomeroy. The A11ency Ma nley, Freeport Press, Sandullk:, Regis- Or for speeding. Wllliam T. should notice . the d isplay for Dog son, Jeann ie was turned j MEIGS GENERAL HD5PITAL 8 r d ow n in it Swa r tz, Karen F e rguso n , · Cin d y eques t ter, Mansfield News-Journal, Blu f- Soulsby, Pomeroy, was fined $5 Week In the window of the Good­ Admissiona: None, ·non News, (Findlay) Republican- and costs for p.aa1ing on a dou. wi n Florist Shop, created by Mrs. Morris, Coleen Wilson , Marilyn to remove the office in an ori• rnscharges : Ernest Grimm, Le· Swan, Judy Martin , Bessle Smith, ginal hearing laat ■Pri n g. Cot1rler, Jackson Sun-Jou.rn al, hie yellow line and Tommy ' Divld Goodwin. · tart; Mary Thomas, Akron ; Mrs. Mourn­ Charlot t e Da v ideon, Joan "'.Remember," says L. B-. (Vaugh. · Athtabula Star lkla,:on Youngs- Kerwood, Gallipolis., was fined Dale Wa rner a nd son, Minersville; COURTHOU SE CLOSING ing, Calis ta Searles, Susie Neulz frie nd of a n ), "D e s e rve to be a iz.a n eaville town Vindicator, ) $15 and costs for intoxication . Offices of Mari e Roy, Racine. t he cou n , Janis Halley, n t y li n g, Sandy Simpso au d itor, Man 's best friend." Times-Recorder, Carron Journal, I treasurer a nd r e corder wlU clos e W.i n da McDaniel, Conriie Ta)'lor, Akron Beacon-Journ11I, Clevela n d . 5ELL FOR.GIT-Ml-NOTS Bet ty Je Rawles, Iva Stewart, al' noiJn tomorrow in resS,e-!t for DIVORCE GRANTED LOST CbflTAC'r ' Prea1;, Cincin nati Enquirer, • M t. on t-Me-Nots will be s.old Forge n Joh late e th Thomas D. whos Lyo n Daniels, Ca r oly n S e arles, e CAPE c..�N AVERAL uPr'-The Accordi ng to l'eC!OrdS in the Ver non News; Warren Tribune e streets of �omeroy . • Middle­ th uneraJ will be f d hel t a m. p. Caroly n Russell, D�roth Thom­ 2 I y Scout Blue t s r fi its tired ay d lo AF bara r Ba Chronicle, Columbus CJtizeh-Jour- Clerk of Courts office , this Friday and Saturday by nal, Millcreek v,ney Newa, Mor• Mae Whitlock, a minor , has been I rocket 17,000 mile a into space, as, Doria McHaffie, C.arelyn Buck­ Other offices of the courthouse port d reentaijv� .. alm wjll be ,., ... ...... ..,,. n..t. V auil· close fC_ p Th.111.i,day after• byUls and Sharon Boa.th: . with it> ruload j J�•-· O•�•ilc. _li•I��• . W�l,,\o• 11'•�!<4. , . �ly,,rce from Dole £3, l\11.I lost � blot ii _ _ poalllfi! ' ... llill willili , · ' i.\llW!!I 11111 - � ... ittn! Wlilt!liiL , . '. I uhng f deral 't· ,. ! r,ital I School Of Instruction Planned At County PTA Event Oct. 3 Nixon Would Soft Peddl e Criticism Of U. S. Abilities, But Not Candidate Senator Kennedy I MohiJe X-Ray Um't Schedule Is Announced I j I _ rty .lr ,,aJ.Ueo•-· r 58,225 A----$55'4 Patrol Called When Helping 1 Truek Also Got Into Trouh' e I p l , l In Mason County Mrs. Thomas Is Appointed To � !��::1 Fill Out Term Squirrel Hunte,s Advised Res1de11ts IDon t L ke Shot Husband-Wife, Hogsett Leade_t I Named Pres1"dent Of GOP Women Racine ffWh asses Name The:tr • Off•JCefS I D'stracted By-­ Banker ffeading GS Fund Dri.ve FHA Named New Officers In School Meeting 1 . •:_ _il:_ __v, e,wspaper Editorials o _p·c--- James Ferguso_n ,I '.. ,.' • flng Buddi.., For D.&nee , Admissiolll, ··SePt. 19: \irs, How• �.ard Lewi■ Eo&JLsb, Pomeroy; Clyde · • , G. Millh'one, Tuppers Plains; Mn. Thoma• C. Hayman, Syracuse. Birtha. ' SePt. 19: A s'on to Mr. and Mm • Howard Lewis English, Pomeroy; A dau1h ter to Mr. a nd .. )Ir,, Wayne E. Milhoan, Pomeroy. , ·. _ Deaths, Sept. 19: Infant Female ,,.:'Milhoan. ... US -�,t �, Now H,._ Y�r ficinre, o, · tncl: :kfff-· · Brooder. ·ttr..-.t '· � ,. ' . ' Ohio,: CINr anll wel'ffl# WM, rtH6ay •nd Thundoy. Low In the J0a. H tflh In tM 70t. [ Memorial Hospital Building Authority : Broadened, Read jed For Early Actio n Savage Pleads Guilty, Placed On ProhaJion From Soliciting Suburban Coats . HAC:l(ETT'S SOHIO SERVICE e nt1n e Weather Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Septe!"ber 21, 1960 Cant, een Director w. I • at VOL XII NO, 132 R UGBY J ACKETS RADIA'l'OR REPAIR SERVICE • ---=�:-----------------;::::::: :::::;:; ;:;:;;: ::::::; -;:;:: ::-;; :::;:: :;:: -::::=::::::-::: :-::: :::-------------------------- of September In the yur ol our Lo!'d one thousan d nine hundred aud sixty, and of the I ndependence of t h e U n ited Statel:i of America, the one hu nd­ red a nd eighty.fourth. Sig ned Charles W. Legar I I e TIM lal"9Hf redent 11 the capy. bu1 whkh growt up to fDvr fNI ln lell9fh end 1 50 pounch In w•ltht. It Is fovnd In tropical South A1Mrlc1. t h day Mayor Charl es Legat today iss­ ued t he following proclamat ion in regard to obser¥a n ce ot Con• st i tu tion W eek In Pomeroy. WHEREAS, Se ptember 17, 1960 ls n otable al! marki ng t he 173rd anniveraary of the adoptlon of the Const i tution of the United States of America by the Constitutio nal Con vention ; and W HEREAS, to secord offieial I recogn ition to this memorable anniversary. a nd to the patriotic andexercise which will form a note- [ wort hy feat ure of the occasion , seems fitting and proper; and i W HEREAS, Public Law No. 915 For Men and Boys guarantees t he issuing of a proelamation by th e Pre sident of the 1 • United St,tes of Amerka design, ting September 17 through Z3 of Middleport, Ohio each y ear as Constitution Week; I Now, Theretore, I Charles W. Legar by v irtue o{ the authority -­ vested in me as '.M..iyoi of the Vil- [ la� of Pomeroy In the, State of Ohio, do hereby IJ)todlaim the Pomeroy, Oluo wee k of Septe mber 17 - 23, I9ti0 as CONS'llTU'nON WEEK in t he 'tONIGHT Village of Pomeroy and urge all "MOUNTAIN ROAD" our citizens to pay special · attenJ.a,mes Stewiart - Llsa Lu tlon duri n g t hat w eek to our Fed• WIDNISDAY & THURSDAY • ertl Cnnstitulion and the advaoJohn Ford 's 1 tages of American citizenship. "SERGEANT RUTLEDGE" In Witn;pss Whereof, I have (Technicolor) Ir LUCILL• HAWKINS hereunto set my hand and caus�d u nttir H ffrey e J Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Smith tbe seal of lhe Village of Poin- 11 Constance Towers or Sale m Were Safurday guests eroy lo be affixed _this seventeenj FR�DAY NOT OPEN of Mi111 Nettie Koehler. RECORD HOP SET AY, SEPT. 24 SATURD Miu Nf!ttie Koe hler spent Sun­ The Syracuse Ladles Auxiliary day in Galllpolis with her aister, 'ON CE MORE, WITH FEELING' Mrs. Charles Weaver and other of the Volunteer Fire Dept. will (Technicolor) sponsor a record hop at the town relative,. Yu l Brenner - Kay Kend all Mra. Stella Grileaer and Mrs. hall T1m1day evening from 7 unti1 - also 1'arl Grueser attended the Har­ 10 :30 o'cllX'k. All tee nagers are ! "VALLEY or the REDWOODS' vest Festival at Pine Grove Lu­ invited . A door prize will be gi ven. Joh n Hud son - Lynn Bernay theran Church Sunday. Mr. and Mr,. Dick Karr Sr. Mon., TuH,, Sept. 25-26-27 Sun., Mn. Willi.am Fisher, Mr. and Mr. and Mn; Harry Davis of "BECAUSE THEY'IU: YOUNG" Mn. Millon Roush and lfn. Orls Canton are gue,ts thii week of Dkk Clark - Tuesday Weld Harris visited Sunday in Hunt­ relatives ln the area. ington at the Cabf!Il County Hoa­ - .also Mr. and Mrs. R. Davis and pltal with Mra. Burr Dawson family of Georgetown were we6k "THE M,OUSE THAT ROARED" Mr.. and lira. Paul Ffrhtr spent · end gueab· of rel,ativei., , . Petet Sellers - Jean Seberg the weekend with ftiendr in Char­ Mr. ' and Mn. Don -BkankenshiP l:wru.iinti time: 3 hn. 1 0 min. leston. of Can,on were a:uHb of relati'vBox-office closes 8:4' P.M. Mil!I Louise Fl.sher, Columbus, e, thJ■ week. ' ..' · • ·' visited relatives in • MJnersvlUe and Middleport' over the weekeh<I. William Fisher, student at Rio · GNnde Oilles., s,Perit the week Experienced - Factory Trained end with ' his parents, Mr, and Th' -0,NL\' COft!PLETE SHOP In Bend Area · Mrs. Muon Fi1ther. Miu Polly · Kart amf frie nd, Ted Mathews of Columbua w ere . POMEROY, OHIO E. MAIN STREET Saturday gueata of her parents, _, n ll onlo .., t · tr ,. , . • 1 ' l ·•'1 ' ., ,(".i\n:Hl1,L� - �,, "' ' ,' 01,io Now You Know ASk"S EXPORT BAN WASHINGTON UPI-Rep. T. A. Thompson, D-La. hH ., urged the governmen t to pre ven t C uba from buying America n-ma de re­ placement parts which are d es­ tined for se ized U. S. oil re finer­ ies. In �omeroy T,om Clark I d ucted "ill be secretaries, treaauren and budget. parents education responsibility and work of dele­ �ates to Co11ncil, membership an d pr inciples of the PTA. Five re<?ording secre taries were chosen and inclu ded M rs. Cha rle• Hayes, Pomeroy; M rs. · M rs Erneot Wh'1tehead , R1" verview; Lee Wood, Harrison ville; Mrs. James Ti tu11, Pomeroy a nd Mrs. Carroll Snowden , Rutlan d. A discussion on rah;i n g Coun cil dues was h eld -and the committee decided to submi t a �eso· -•1ma. luct i· on at " lhe o--be """ r m11:e tha_t d u es be raised to $5 tor ea�h Un i t. The by-laws were also d1s­ cussed and one amendment proposed: . Off1cera and comr111ttee me!TI­ hers pfe�ent were Mrs . . Dowme , M �s. Thein , Mrs. Ebenbaeh,_ �rs. Michael, Mrs. Kan, . Mrs. Wtll!Ml Frecker. M rs . Pb.lhp Globokar, Mrs. Johnson and t he president of the Letart Falls Unit, Mrs. Roy Donahue. ' Proclamation Is Issued By Mayor Ch8f}es Legar M(Jinly About · - People · At Mt. Ol1' ve Is ,e/egat,e fo presbytery - - --Mrs. PuUins fnterfa,ne • d W'/ fh Layette Show,er . Growth Of Youth Freedom Was Theme Of Study By County PTA Committee By FREDDIE HOUDAStcJIL'f !'4�-- -- - -- . .� • , Around And About Middleport • l • ,l • - - --- I ;;)�b::;\ii:\l�j:i!�g��. �itiz� Khrush' CastrO F A R I I Mao's Best Friend �ii, ,;:l:i" lllii ' Ii- ) - � 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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