https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5b616d185f329d28c882e159fa637bea.pdf b7c136b8e6f92160860e7ccd647d91b8 PDF Text Text --- -·· � - · �· - 11..111w ,,. . . · ·· -· • · n n n . Mr• Elisabetll wippe1. eommg. 1 n former Meigs resident, will be tlO (or tht• Grund l nspet·\1')n ,ears old June 6th. Fnends and I Plan!! r OE!-i. w,• .-c . tances are invited to �nd of Ev an�elme ( 'h,,plc discus.st-d Thu r � lay \\ ht>n I li t.' her cards on th LS 0<.'C'&.10n ecquatn (.hoµ ln met.'l at IIir M " -.Oil 1C' Hull ,_._._._.________-_,._-., 111 Middleport lr,i !ht'ir r i·tul,1� meetmg The trhj.oel'lwn ..,, i[J I>'-" . ooI on t , hc>Jd at the H ti:n "· .,._·h Pomeroy, Ohio ill u P m The m 191h of J une aI • spe-ctiun dmner , 1 1 1 lw st>r. t-d 111 TONIGHT thru W ED• t tw )(' hocil (· .:.dNt>t 1a I:it't u t t- ti' t' WALT OIS�EY S mt•t•l mg "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON" M i � J.Jr k fll'I I it Ie ..,,or· lh v m ,:· (Technic o lor) · h "'<•e ',I l h,." ·rn.-d John :M.ills, Dc,r othy MC'Gu1re James MacArthur id Mrs M L Fre nch ttud m and Janet M u nro M�� '''.Jo hn Vro�.rn as�istl'd r f'�(I· The Greatest Adventure lar officers w,•h ntua l ,sue �, or ,,. �tory of them al I o r J COLOR CARTOON ' A!! :I t�;•�,a�:•l; ��;� , 1:� 8--D --· , Pla s For Gra d l s oe�tion Are I Made By Evo gel, n•e Chapter 'OES r---�-----, Around A nd A bou t M I"ddlef}Ort Shower Given . _ Bride T o_ 8e Thursday Eve .... .. . , II- - , ... . ,WT M ai·n/Y Abo ut f People In pomeroy I i • .. ME IGS THEATRE .. .. n " 0 VIENNA \UPI ! - J ,t.rJr.inie o, u no!, there wu au air of �ul, n e! •In tba AUllrlan capital l6o day for the 1ummJt conferenct bet w�n President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrulh,. chev. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., 111111 2, l Mrs. Hollon, M rs. Nease, Present I program A t�' Garden Club W"/dwood ' , 1111 d a mem uf tht' �,;islern �-ar Dl'r of h1:1n!-lei1' 1e C'nupter w.1 , : Mrs. John lhle 11S1isled by Mrs. eilJng prbe donnted bY Mra. Chr• h iM.irrd ;luring l ht• tnt!t!tm� &·Mw Diana St umbo and Mn. • . R Ed.iaoa Hollon ent-erlained t b e ty 6aer WAI awarded to Mn.. ffl Wilkins B. rs M and Mr " ,.M! Mary Mank 111 of Five Po tnts Tom Grueaer entertained 'lli un- , 1 ort' 11 u:: t 1 "' of c ha pter she P'"'-' · •- ...._,� .._A-- La ut. med u Wildwood Garden club Weclnes- Victor Hysell. cr nc ,....,,ff', �u n ,. "' l . , Beel-:-Y 1 day evening w ith a llhower in f t 1 0 the t ha pter 3 ., 18 the guest ol (ier cousin :nt l:-d '1t 11111: program top! e "How ID '"-evening at her home day vi.sit 8 after mg Wednesd e y 1 ex d :�ion of their a pprN.• AUensworth lh1s week hooor of M_lss C11_rolyn Cr18wtll grow perfect ptilox," was preMr and Mrs E A Reed an,' whose marriage will be an event with Mt a: afJ�. R O I I 8 n d Nease Setllea.ent. 1a1 1un f orµ the1r '>Uppurt lo her i!S . The meeting • in charge or Mn sento:I by Mn. Hollon and Mn. ddught er , N ancy who have spent or J une IO at the Sac,� HearI Neutillng. a G ran d off lter nN>sident • opened wit h de- Vernon Nease told how LO tcansMrs G ay 1e Jones and M r f Oile• .-� tht> "' mt �r m F1'md .a ret umej [ Church . 1 he mst.1llattn n of officers fur home this week A demomtratioll ,_ taken from Psalms a plant annual.II. ioru t r u vo to rntd et 1 De hel er twi Ra e show r d the hel The at e . was Job s d 1:1u Jdl1 e rs lo � un Jur." I n.&relJIUI wu who s rs. ivide d to how , Harr th Kenne M b d I d y Ben th ,I n Sou on home i thetr Ne F' t f Stumho latwoods o e n M'ddl e home t da M rs . J epoi wh r is v. a� announ<." d bY tht> wart'lY K Smllfl. I Lawrence Mrs. by given t> Tb "In poem ad 1 d a re o 5 a • vs a Tbursday severa a after d t d h"te ink an and erora ions w I y and Mr. and Mrs J. J. Doug P mairon and t he fo ll uw mg m .s1� - l nss of Belle w V a visited W l'd- 1 flowers were used on the gift ta- visit with MI.SleS Ethel and Cl.a. a Heart. " Memberi answered roll The demoll!tra t 1on on flower Ir· , t um mv1tations wt"re rt'ad dur nesday with Mr � Lillian ,_ call wt'th an ex.change of seeds. ranging for the evening, waa �IYMt- ble The refr�shm��ta were also Gari and and oU1er Ir 1enwi. . m g thc mN- t mg T\\ In cIt y C'hap· Ghee usJnII ' 1n keepmg w •th t,� color scherne WU!'tam Phillipa of Ri ttman Communlcatioru were read urg- en by Mrs, Hiram Fisher, n n t hr h v n r tht is "N ow · t Uie weekend with his moth- lng tree plantmg and concern- iris and peonit:s. 8 Those fro,� oul of rown wh0 v:S- of �� ka U ,r s � ; u u 1i1� :. :� l h 1;'1 uun 11k on J un th · , P z p ayed and pri es e I Mn Pearl hillips, Mine rs mg the ronven Uon, tondbes beldood to" w ln lim ! -•o y 1t ed over ,n:: week end w1th M g: g1ve11 by Mn. IJ. t er at Akron on l une 24, and Da ' J H Stn ,th • pahent at the won by Lynn Buchanan and Jan- ville. . Ag r� eau ..... . Athens September a c 1 rted on the ,crap Blu, dbbocs for flower arranR•• fined H, r c y at H1pley on J un, 23 M� g� Gen;;•� 1;:r��I ;::, ;; t �:: ;�e,ts attending the party �: ::.�l��c� �;o ---L....-......._-._-� .i:;.,,. Tbe cornfna� '""?! ":� awa - -ear. th :: f::• •'11.-----------, The gr,md mspecl lon to be held •� ;• · M :� to '!-:! to • ,. E F were Judy Clark, J anis Hauck, I _ H v n report g w 1 an . 11 V d a Bearhs ro, committee illg ollin Mr. and Mn a, i e Dw,..t ,._....,."!"'""���:':::;:� · oan at the Athens ,hapte. th,s e,e " 1' · bihe r,. �n d M; and Carolyn Bradford. Diane CrisweU, turned home Wednesda y alter a and officer, elected were Mn. Baer. Mn. Hiram F r, M u ce � Before nced. a.nou also was mng � : ��: 0;"'Galli�li,. Ca,la Wilson . Coleen Wilson, Car• M ' •· Vernon N,.... Mrs. '!� M)!"several days vlstt m Thursto, Dav id Ne..,, presiden t; I the close of the m eeting the SUO· : kiZ, Middleport, Ohio 1 r• ina rd ot Ala• olyn Mi lhoa n . Sw,an Pullen, Mrs. the� g bert H dau hter and son-I>• Fred Nease. v,ce-pce, ident, Mr,. man. �V1:: � w,th t ken by Mrs. as James Criswell, Mrs J I sh me l und ,· Wilson, a "" Wedne,, called here oe was b . ama l'IJa n Ed; d Ray ""'retary, . Hollon Mn. Raymond son Mr. and I law, Fred Miss Emerson Jones and l . NOW SHOWING r the illnes.s Of b� Myrta Wi son and Marilyn Stum- li ns Jr and family. 11>ey wtmt Mre Dwight Mtlhoa o because day n , The trav- Holter. Receiving red ribbona i di , e Jloudashell. brother, otlo Hardmg, who suf• bo. --- ----. 11n. at thil time to :1t:tend the grad�a- =.::...::.._.::________ were Mn. Lawrence Sml" f1"S DAFFY Mrs Nma BJ.ind of Akron. who rered a stroke Wednesday mort1· a Tbomu H8Dl'J' lfuoa Mn. R nd tlon of their' gr�nd=n � ��D 11"1 A DILLY il IS v1sitmg with her S I.S ter , M r s. in g at his home over the Howl Wter F . y mmage Aid Being I B�tch ) Pullina ro the I n. Dolfod1I SprinQ Guy Reynolds and other relahvc s ey & Reed Hardwa re, Mr. and Ru • , Refreshments werfl aerved by Umon High School. Cem.dy Sereom Nou, Sol,c,te t s, a McM Grace I gue, a was ' Mrs. Harding tlWI hostesses lo 23 members and Mr, and Mrs. R aymond Pu1_ • · ter> bad just returned home ov- . Ye,terday was open mg day for lins Sr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chan•Y Mn Denv..- B . I t . ,. g s the rummage aale the Middle port were k plan. nd and e wee e er th ue Th ky were daughter in c and urston 1 Twelvfl or the 28 member1 of Be Ibl • Linda Holloo and · 1 ' (lit M Pter-Thei11 ning to )eave Wednesday for a WCTIJ 18 h0Id·1_ng to fmance _its Monday evening to altend the e Patty the graduating class of 1941 of . . :,ect of helping a needy ramily , pro Wi l fred Hytll · _____ _ vacahon tr,p wh,. IIr. Hardina gr&duation or their grandson Roi- Rutland High School atlended a . rIIows e June ' g . . ill Hill condition was m the county , They are_ h�Idm W hite, Slurh,·:i .Q5.: � bec i ame on Un Libe from Pull ns rty lin t 20th reunion at the annual b Mr. and Mn Milla rd Van Metthe sale in the �arner buildmg on l gb Ealon and Schoo Thursda) Improved � rtetl Hl re ' po quet held last Saturday night.ar: er are announcing tbe approach Seco nd Street In Pomeroy and Terrence eve School. n mg. Attending wer. Helen ( Locke ) ing marriage o r thlr daughter, anyone wishing to cont�1bute to Lona:don Mr. and Mrs. James Brewingd Mrs Ira Butche, and Atkim11 , Pomeroy : Bette ( Dwlfee) Carolyn Van Meter, to Chahrlcs a • 0 Jimmy :: : � :l: �-;,�..; :;�\::· ton and :�gh da:ht:, Judy an d ��� S::.� Biggs . Route • Pomeroy ; Kath: g e A Teis, - and i oa r left th,s momin� to spend t h e ,ary call Mrs. Clarence McNe dleport ro. al leen tDonahue l F�k, Rullan':,: Funenl lerYfcet f You'll be 11 beaming", too, or M lumbu, vlsned Memor W RACERS" "ROAD wedding will be on June weekend in Columbus with Mr tor pick-up. The Grif th, Glen a tC� rk) na whe n you own a top quality With Sally f'rHer and Alan [l Georp Joachim Wtre held from Method ist Butcher' s sister a nd brother-i-:i- The C.o "th M n\ F · H · Showers. 10 at the Syracuse group is planning to hold ay w� way ; Maxine <Ogdin l G 1 1 used car from POMEROY Dinehart, Jr. d Church at 7:30 p m Music will law, Mr, and Mrs, D o n a I d the sale for at least two weeks R k : Hew-• the United Methodist Church at MO'fOR CO.! tar �te, _Po�Proy ; Ce� :i: p. m. Thursday with the Rev. � · :, ��� ; n retur Noon o an r peu Stra u11s. '1 art al 7 p.m. It is ALSO · and need WCTU members or anythryn Eugen Brow orfklatlng. 1tt, Sprmgf1eld. Mary n e u 8 WeJ• _ church weddlng and r<ception · _ ere,ted to assist at the sale. ed w lhelr home. Columb 1 959 FORD Davisl Holter, R D., Long Bot- Special music wa, provuled t CARTOON CARNIVAL Errold Dt1�n . Bell�, W._ Vo., ' one int_ b1 ______ afte r spendm� sev�ral nesdoy, 4 04,or Station Wi1gon tom : Don Mor.r?an , Wadsworth;. Mrs. Harvey Van ·Vranken, orgaQo visited Memonal Day _m M1�dledays at th�ir Mme, Mmersvillc VB motor, Fordomatic tra�s. , Nicholson . isl .. Dorothy (Molden) port end Pomeroy with frie nds ra d io, healer. Like n ew 1st !me MiBs Lowse Fuiber of _Colum• a, W Birthday Party MAS_D N Wi rothy Middl eport: Do I Dawsot, Will Mrs. relatives. d n e sel R.eU1- Bw-Jal was ln Beech Grov� Cemti res Clea n vin:vl interior trim. r bua spent the weekend wdh �� burn Middleport: Donald Shra• , rven 14 ea ve who had been ,· isit ing with him Beig� finish, Plenty of action in · tery nd pall bearer1 were five grandmother. Ma. William Fis.:• TONIGHT der Blue Rock: end Lawrence :e�s JGl-.n an d Leo Jr. Phil• thi• vacatio n apedal in Belle retun,ed to the home of A party was held Tuesday _ to er a nd other relatives. , Sid ney Poitier Mr. and Mrs. Will Myers where celebrate the birthday Sno�den, ColumJ.ms. Alun Ladd, of Miss Mrs. W. H. Fa,rell of West lip.1, Ja�es Pullen . William YounlJ $1 595 � _ MEN" YOUNG "ALL THE she will visit un'il Swiday before Hazel VanCoone� at her home lem, Mr. and Mn. Will_lam MJI- Deceased meml:\frs of the ctats John McMurray c.nd Ronald Ca l­ Mort Sahl returning to her home in Colum• on ?rant Street in M kldleport. Jame, Darren ]er • Ashland, Cindy Snuth, Mar• are Mabel (Russell ) Zak, and vert. - 8190 1 959 CHEVROLET Lawrence Baker and Hobart N�l- Coming from out of town for bu,. Bob Cramer of Columbu� Miss Van Cooney WQS rememion, and Mn. Robert Farrell aml Raymond Burr, Martha Byer BIL Al .. DR. HARD TOP . who were killed in action th ards � and gifts many with bered anci Mr, with Wednesday visited were Gerald BenJoa n Bennett Debra of Lodi visited last week Ivory and black fini6h. Spot.less Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Dawson. from her relative■ and friends. with Mr and Mrs. Don ald Hauck :i�ing World War II, "'DESIRE IN THI BUST'' ne�t ::��r. and Mrs. Henry clea n interior. Tires show htlle -----Mr.11. Michael Hackett was tn Refreshmen la or ice cream, cake and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson (Cinem118C!Ope) Joachim and JeHrey and June wear. V8 motor aut omatic tran s. Wednesd Columbus ay mornin g to mints and coflee were served to Heater. CARTOON ALSO Ann M r and Mrs. John E. Phil,. Home of the Jr. and attended the gr.nduation i ,trotion Pre-Reg Mr meet Lu• ar who Hackett rive-..1 Mrs. James Murray, Mrs. , lips ' and · Leo Jr., Colurnbua; Mr. $1795 of the fonner'1 grandson , Jimmy Jun. 3 S•turd■y by plane from Ft Myers Flor- cllle Mayea, Miaa Maude Tewks- Lee Watson from Pomeroy Hi gh Fabulou, Ups and Leo.Jr • • Columbus ; Mr. u a une Rockeh vti Flyi ng War bary • Miu Maude Taylor •d Id a where he ha, been aeverd Mrs George Joachim and re g st U Sauc:ers School. • . 1 959 FORD VanCooney e n Dia MISS . The months. Hackett al family berrle �d George, Galloo; Mr. ;" :�II gr�de� :� �:: "BATTLE IN Mr. and Mrs. George H o o f! _ 2 DOOR SEDA N . will be Ieav lng next Mond ay hr OUTER SPACE" 8 30 lo 1 1 30 and Mn. He nry Joaehlm and Mr. In J e lll f _ have ttturned to their , �� !m': 6 cyl ' !nolor with Fordomatlc � � George Da1- and Mrs. Ed Joachim. YounpT � Neutzllng v 15 r) g ln un (Technicolo Ft. Myers where they plan +o of e Charleston, W. VI. arter • visit trana, Radio, heater. Spotlesa &om i: rok at • h leg me en - also -b C. A. Bowen, George ia live. � 8t the Rutland Elementary town; with relatives 111 the area. �lean Inside e n d out. Only 12, Walt Dl1nt'f''• after being diacharged from Ghearing Oscar Hartm,a and School. 000 actual miles. Ivory a nd blue "TIN WHO DARED" Mr. and Mn. A ngus Howard Meigs General. Visiting at t h e Mr. and Mrs. Roy M cCullough wishes to dis- Misa Des'olea Meyer. Celina; Rofinish, Joh n Beal and fam1·1 y wh11 h ave recentiY I Huntin "+...... , w Va visited re• A.ny parent who O Brinn Keith Neu l.zling home over the holl· s...,., CU8I a course ol atudy, or who bert Quail and Richard Flnn, · Jame■ Drur, purchased the Silvera home on Ben Joh nson $ 1 495 cently with relatives ·and friends --�"day weekend were Mr. and Mrs . L-have any other questions, are in- Portsmouth, and Lester M-1o ALSO CARTOON Lincoln Street &re moving Into Leonard Baird and &On Robert •n:R. Athens• filed to tome at that t·111le. , M r. and Mn. Berna rd Suchow �- _ June 4-5 the h o u I e this week. Mr. and of Comin an . Sun.-M<tn OLET 041:VR g, d Mr. lllld M r •· 1 95B Can ltf Be True! Mrs. SUven and son wlll occupy Raymond Parrish of Vienna, W. and family or Pittsburgh, Pa. re­ BEL AIR 4-DOOR "THI SIARC H FOR turned to their home Tuesday 111.­ the apartmen t over the Rowley & Va. ve motor power steeri n g and " HY MURP EY BRID Reed Hardware store in the nea r Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Parson ter a visit with her parents. M, . bnke s, j�t black fi n lsh. Clean Hayward s Wuh1 With class Real and Mrs. PhUi p Meier. lnterlor, 1:ood rubber. future. Dunbar of Fish Linda MW and n d Tereaa Wrigh t e . go. or Iota with Mies Carolyn Meier, st�t - ■180 Miss Ka ren Gregg who ha■ beetJ W, Va. v�lted l a�t weekend wl�h nurse at the St. Fr an cis Ho!lpit­ S $1 395 COCK' HITCH O ALFRE O,do, By Phone in Springfield with her uncle and Mrs. Annice Ohlinger and Mr al School of Nun;ing, Pittsburgh, "PSYCHO,. And T1kt 'Em Home t rI and . Mrs. Richard Vaughan and pa. -nt the nnst weekend with A n thony Perkins, Vera Miles aunt Mr. and Mrs. C . R. G'lbe r "'r"' 1 95B CHEVROLET Joh n Gavin whiht undergoinfiE treatment for fami 1y. Mrs. p:.r�ms, lhe f0•· her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ph Janel Lcj,gh d 2-5432 WY z , . IMPALA CONV . COUP ALSO CARTOON glandular trouble a nd anemia re- mer Eli abeth Ohh�er came es-. 1p M e1er. �, Locally owned and low mileag turned home Tuesday and la nt- pecially to attend the A1um iu Mni. George Powell or Par ­ . . . and be thrifty, save all your saleslip■ k 348 cu. I n . motor, au�omahc banquet when her graduati�P, Karimproved. much be lo rted ersburg, W. Va. visited Wednes­ po tra n i. Beige finish, white top eo· , grandmothf'Jr, Mrs. Minn ie clasa 11�1 celcbraled lhelr !IU- day evening with her mother, from Elberfelds in Pomeroy. and attractive gold nler,lor i Erlewine is also reported te bt ver a nn iversary i ng trim. Full equipment I nclud Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, Mulber­ some better from a recent illness. Sunday dinner g uests w ith Mrs. 1 ry Av whitewall tlre1, wheel duics, ra­ e. and her sister, Mn. Mar dio. healer. 9 e r n a r d Ohlinger also tncluded Mr. and guerlte Durst, Middleport who Mr. and Mn. Schramm of Za nesville w e r e Mn. David Ohlin@:er and daugh • ii $1 549 Ill guest1 last wetikend with the,r ters of Wooster .vho came for the daughter and family, Mr. .an,J alumni also. 195B FORD Mrs. John Lyons an d ramJly. Mr. and Mrs. W. ff. Raub and FAIRLANI 500 H.T. CPE. They came especially fo r I h e 11011, Gary of Coming v1Blted on Power steerint, T-Bil"d motor, Commencement exercises at the Memorial Day with her 1lsten, n clea u Spotle tran11. atic autom High school w!lcr their granJ- Mrs. Jarnea Cla�orthy, Sr,, and interior. Good tirea. Radio end heater. Mrs. Clarence Clark. IOD, John graduated. I -• I ....�. <;;:: SEE Co Fe St Wi h, th F, THI j4 d {8t,tjllhtlftdt' ' TIU 118 ill ., Ii d, J> � d J Crows .. Of '4 1 Meeting 10 T" B i DR IVE ·IN i C. �:;1 �,�! fo; horn;, .. p. SI. Pf L( R d nd ro�::;e ' Ne.,;. ■ BLAETTNAR'S PRE-S U MM ER l $ 1 295 1957 FORD FAIRLANI 500 - DOOR tvory end blade finish. Spotless clean intPrior. Ve motor, •�to­ matic trans. RJtdio, heater. Tires ahow little woar . ( .I $1095 1 956 CHEVROLET 210 - 2 DOOR VB motor, Sls ndard trans.. Ivory and turquoise fi n ish. Radio an d beater, NEW CAR SALE '49 Dodge _ $99 2 Door 4 Door '53 Ford __ $ 1 45 2 Door '52 Julck $149 4 Door '54 Ford __ $295 '55 INTERNATIONAL 1\'a TON &-180 - lM" W.B, I.J.lr:l!I new 1&0l20 tire,. C a b solid, oul1t.ndln, In appearance and me• cb1nlo.l Con ditio n . $895 \'a TO" PICKUP Goo4 ti.... Solid ,.1,, Loots ud l'lllll lood, Heater• 1956 GMC •• .. / $86S Pomeroy Motor Co. Chen°'"' _ Corv1lr WY Z-2126 - WY 2-IIU l , l'OflROY, OHIO • Sport Shirts �- s4.oo .. OTHIR . e Sport Shirts _; '2· .. • Slacks :...w... - $7·95 ,. • Swim Wear :..,, s3.oo • We At Blaettnar's Will Give You A Higher Allowance For Your Car Than YES, WE'KE s,v/Nfi MOST OF THE t,ISE, TOO! Ever Before. We Need Your Car And We Are Willing To Trade Harder For It. Come I n and Save Money Now. •49 Chevrolet -· $99 4 Door MEN'S SUMMER SPORTSWEAR M■N'I . e Cabana Sets • Straw Hats s1-29 THIS WEEK'S USED CAR SPECIALS '56 Pontiac - - - - $695 2 Door &8dan. BMuUful two tone &reen fl nJdt. '56 Chevrol et - - - sa95 Bf, lAir • Door Hardtop. Original hfo tone flnl1h wtth matchlna: Interior. Power 1leerin1 and brak-. Power­ cJldo. '57 Pontiac - · - _ $995 Chieftain :a Door Sedan.. Clean orlcinal finiah with matcb­ lnl iotarlor. Hydramatlc. One owner. '57 Plymouth • - - '995 2 Door Hardtop. llelvedere. Power Flite. Elli.. cle1111 IJI. Ede and oUL BLAETTNARS BUICK POMEROY PONTIAC Ezcepllonal? Scores of our J'OIIDl1CCIUple de­ poeilon now eave money on a"llldln9 acale." Sliding up, that la. Their ralaa are mfaln9 fu. lure living atandarda,. aa well CII pr■■ent ona U you now 8Clll1 a little more, Isn't It IIIICD:I to aave a little more, Gt our baulO Nat paydar, "CO!Jle 8811 ua tinL. · ' WI PAY a.. INTEREST ON SAVINOI ...... ..... °"""' - 1111 p t• ht II EE • -- �- I• # h 49 LADIES -- SWIM WEAR ti,., :=:1 Br Rutby Fire Aidmen Took CalIs In Pairs Friday r I s °' Ii•• -.11ar1e11-• 9'"' .... AdVISo • rs, un1or � J ••-.Iers, • r:ti� . .. Stud '61 CampJnfr � y Van Meler I Found Dead At ..... AUilt' H me "' · 1 ���.:a l'lllen ,. �-�: . nliif-cau bomo • ..u i.____ ... tlea macqer . ECODOIDIC Deve SubJ•ect llffl· a/ C8!' opment ackson TalkS A OliiD trtal '""' '!"- ;:;;';'""' • doUan • '11: :-1 is re-/ :el:�;· aaudt\ °:u�:.... .. ::"'r:. ' h Slat•• 6 =�:· 13,1 nm hm Jail '° o......, iluu Prilt!J, ol Mr Roui. Rachle. .if ill...., Airl<ullural roi;r� :' llrlilo� = followlns - I Allendlnl u::; ttpomlbility ry 1111\, beinl 8905. 10 Lucke. ' sesmon. Issued. "'.Ith from "°· Bethe'- be man :V1co S I I . ':i:' Ar ;• ;•/'f s•.-1 Ev,,,;tt woohl ltlbm- . Mklclleport Kennedy KhrushrhevMeet Alon e Measure � tature In CoId WT war Issues Facmg • Both Mr = • aa... :- j tau IAHR CLOTHIERS thel---'-------'--��--------------------------------------- ---- Retired Bank Tel ler's Body Found In Ohio _,,,_ Btsinb>a • Ladies' Short Shorts • Jamaica Shorts • P4klal Pushen • Slacks & Blouses the EJ���?J�:':� �U.:l.Y ":;�ln=be�": ':" •:.._.!._ SIDS 32 TO 46 __ $9.95 up N. Slleo;,cl Ave. w. f8" 6 DBERFELDS IN POMEROY roy-Mlddlepurt, Ohio, Saturday, June 3, 1961 ----------Pome :----:::-:-:-:---:--=:-:---:-:---:--:--:-:=:----� --------5c PER COPY The medical staff of the new Meigs Memorial Hospi­ tal will be selected on the basis of "merit and qualifi­ cation s under rules established b,- the American Ho•r,i­ tal Association and the Joint Commission on Accredi a. lion" accordin g to terms of the lease signed Friday after­ noon between Meigs County Commissioners and the Meii:s Hospital Commission. Bids covering construction of the new hospital were opened Friday morning. Low, and apparently auccessful bidders were Don King Construction Company of Jack, son Ohio with a bid of ,377 ,600.00 for genera\ con­ struction • Huntington Plumbing Service of HunlingtQD, Joe McKay, ,on•ill•law of Mr Va. a bid of $ 105,790-00 for com�lned plumb�ith , and Mr,, G. V. Rupe, Bradbury ing ar.d gas fitting hot water and air cond1 tlonlng, and Oh,o, bas bee• named head ba• K e enn dy Electric Company of Huntington, W. Va., who ketball coadl and teacher at Wll· loug.bbv•Klrtlud �gh School !� bid $59' 200 for the electric contracl A total of 12 bids wa1 received Storey of , Chicago, representing Lake County, Olno. for the project. 1\11 bids were cer u. s.. Public Health Service. the ec He r eived his Bachelor' s De- tified to the Stat� Health Depart• present at ttie bid openinr; were gree from Rio Grande CoUege menl in Columbus Friday after• a tbal COr..­ tbt. stressed nd in 1958 wbert be \\o &I I member of noon. could from cta a tr awarded be not the v.arslty basketball team fo: Following examination and a p- the standpoint of Hill-Bwt.;a four y•ar• and "'rved •• ca ptain proval tbere they will be ,ent ! til w::ll the i,_.... were 81111>· YOUNG DANCERS - The large group of youn his senior year. In addition, be on to the reglonal olfk• ol u,,, un g dancers composed of l!fudents of the Kent Studio of Dance will present a show t ou tha •· rr,. d!epo t rt High School on June 7. The group of dancer pointed t1 t . 1116, a has """pleted twelve hc ,,r, W· u. s. Public Ueruth service h: ed s is led by Ann Holler in the center el the above ....,. Ince picture. Each of tbe dancers it drzs 111 they " h neatly fndian in sul:S, with pig tails. - Sentinel Photo. ce , wa, of t e ward his mast t-" de,ree_ at OhiO Chicago for approval. Some JO were to ke signed coplea of ta d rt w:: 7:r:·::,: :: �dre:�r : �r =.:j: zrpa� �: .. Mr. McKay, his wife, the for Contracts will be signed ImmeBrAFFING J8SUE mer Ann Rupe. and tbeir ' w o dialely upon re<'eipt of I.he ap• n ..w that ilffllll t h e wu girls, Sally and Cinda plan lO live provals. eampalpi prolllllet 1be search for a missing ffl!r-- 111:30 yesterday evening. Stobart a.r1Jl'1 bond i..ue . here dur ing the eummer ocho,I A ground breaking ceremony la where the body wu taken to · ta Bavmswooo .m..i or lafe....t , ,.,.,._ ed Ravenawood. W. Va, bankec, said he had ,, we ror burial ion. to the river to By the lime he had gotten the shore, terms. Tbey will leave for Wil- being planned by the Hospital la 11a111q l th hoa lt wh,ch ;, directly acros; j Cole. formerly of u., J..._ . o g e p al While l endecl Friday e,enlng when the bale out his boat just as the sec- ropes tied, rain was coming 6own 1 from the Lowell McNic loughby in Au,:ust Commission with lnv;tation., K• ay ndl prom!•� ...w aot be ' body kle home County Bank. wa, 1a,1 - •<& of Delbert E, Cole. 71, WY. ond beavy rain o• the evening hoa beavify a nd be bad a hard time Coroner Ewing found Ing out to state ,nd national offt bladl•I upoa the B01pllol c.., recovered a ,, d- 1 1,,. un. Wedn...iar in tbt flfrom th<, Ohio River gan. . geUillg his boat back to shore. kerchief ill tbe d,ad c !9.ls The date 11nd details of th •s mlulo■ ff. wa •P'ftd lhaf; DI I at AnUqu · man , poc� I cinity of the ri-m by a lty. Cole had been the He said just a s be began ciea., as there was a lot of water in the et bearing the initial ··c." occasion wil lbe an nounced with- duerlmlnalloa ·- .. alfo,. 1 obJeet_ ol He r waoct policeman. aec:ordmc to 1lat an in""'8e search a n_ d ing boat 6r wa.... a body floa,, boat. � calied the man oho was report�1 , Rawmwoo<1 in the noxt few day,. . ed oad lflol lbe orl(lDal ,..1 ol draggu,g nparat100 since be dt,' Police Depor-. . ed down to front of him about 1'i Stobart tied bt8 boat, -:ent lo mwillg It lo anticipatod that work oo 11, ...pllo at Ravenswood, and h, , Cole 's ""' told police U. , • ..,_Id appeared Wednesday. e l ee ou T t 1 t in tbe iver. f Stober! eaid his home, and ca'led Sberifl Har formed Jackson actual construction of tbe hospit - lie ......... County official, miuini man·, wallet. •- bp Col•'• body .... .... floatlng be puehed the boat out and tie,i t...bach, He and County Coroner . al wm be underway eround Juno This goal was " ,imple of the recovery, com- to Ibo river by Art stobarl about l ropes around each ol the body s l and pu,a ..... found ii Iba ' Henry Ewing we nt to the .,.., Robert Cole, �ith two • 20th. Some 14 to 16 montha wi1\ milment om the commi ion "to Ra,en� � by tbe eldft Cole's � fr ss wood officials, arrived at the E� ' C.Ole u ction _ for co truct, equip, '1 10D ii aatil&d that �and ready Under ired ing Funeral Ohio law governing co.,. fornsoperatio ly afte me best f)OIISillle n the,talf constru IJ'req Ho drowning and !bat 00 fad by Wu rrt sho _ . , , ward. Robert Cole u the ,on of play as , Calls _,... ', come In pair, atrucllon ol boapij ala built by pui,. hospital. It therefore followed w in,.lved 'Ibo body waa retired ban, leller, He ide,1- check,<( hy Com.er for lite Middleport Fire Depart- lie !until on public p roparty ti •• that N81rkllons < Ould not be placEw"'i, r t ed uired t , d< the body ., that of his tau.. ...d th<re ...., ., .....,.. in.a tha ucb property ho ed upon them other than I b • 1 • ment end orner�ency-reacua uni' eq f • er. and lite rem, ... waa 1a1,;.,. , to . l ast evening pd early this moru leased by the co11nty commlsslon- whlclMrould.-r, !It al . IJlall _ vm!ffl be - - the ,....,,, eclto. A fUPII ....J};uj�..1 tena ' lhat luncheon WBS delayed minula stroll thn,ui11 the gardon ing said l'h ct.ie! Toeony Doral m to the _ �pltal <on)llll,slon. memben be eel<cted 01rletl;, �lp.d,, one! � ball an hour, but ooc• the lunch- ol tbe o:-tl,� residence . Yeslanlay at 1,11 p.m., Ibo Tbe commlasloo la l'NJ)ODllbJ, ·"!iii11 and quallflcatlaa. " sin.. ) lotiq te - - l!QIJlll. 'l'iul! WIS Both "";n could be - geaturd<pactmenl ,.., oilled to the a.,1 for the construcllon of the hosp�. the hctopllol "1ll atrlve for ••· 'lllhe '• mea"" r J " " after a lliclt• de ro bed ' as "'&lent£y i a BCr , rollick, illg aattili!tedly. Bodlmer mtcleo,o al 175 Sou' h al a nd 1... the pureha,e of equli,- llooal recognlUon by meellng ..,_ Ing"' luncheon In whlcb the two Ing olfak" , w;llt johOI ltw pa,sed rm . "' ,_ , _ _ ,. ,.,.,._.,.,._. , me n t tb to Al the two chiell of .ta'• rate the hottpllal. The lain P"scrfbed otandards lhrough ope fo er in e Se< d-av A bead1 of state traded joke, at the Khru1hcbev wa, ,aid w have grasped hands at tbe top tu:.'ce c ircuit wu ohorted hy boopllal conunk;loo must laa,e accretll o1 the tatloo, It was added '"rules otart of Kennedy'• first Eastproposed one toast that la5ted 10 nine f1ooe steps leading :. l,gbtnin HUBiUM the damagt! the C'OIDpleted unit to a non- pro! set up by the American Boapltf-1 wm iwnm oo Tb . it nference. · �� mlnutes. ere Were � 30 4-H �dvisors It , r ation for oparatlon, �� @a and door. Embassy -� •• JiUDlor Ainerican the Ra K iremen corpo A a n lati t Jo mlnu ,c a r f uoe on OnIY J in CommloTho 44-year-old Keor.et! . ft e A en erward, ne took they a , said c . y Me c bl, and interpreter, :,awr 1gs, G�llta and �•ctson Coun nedy to ....-...1 leases 8100 . on Accredltlrtion of hospJta t• ID ... had arrived at the Bodlmer homo Cop tes of the. m..L . dance a t th e trammg wora.:t the 67-year-old Ruasian premier ----------- 1 ..... e ht: · n iwere wou pr n uu bop on ThundaJ Jllllii9 h Ma if " t d ld a , t pared , lied to the Sbnpkin• rcl, nd lll· will be adopted ,. standards . h . I, at Canter's Cave 4-H Cam . Withdrew from their aide., In midp in Jackson tibuted IA> the bnopltal conunlo- The &cl iODI Friday all right le ahake hands agam for ::.:; �;y w'1ere 8 more oer l eeemingty afternoon and began a earnest Fealured speakers , tbe n, p , n t the and pbotograpbe n. coun y commlssloner, bring lo a ttUCceoalul <OnCIUllon ;ou, fire was cau&<d by lightnlne,- .... gram were �er, wb , ,ponoibililJ o1 the - !..a. discus,loc witll nobody .,,. pre,. for am atl and Kbrutt approval. g oo bcbe tf effo v gnve an exploswe spoke 00 tbe of ry e o r fn to ex , of the bulldi Sto A ,tora e rtt, ,om 14 b- enl except their mterpreters, "R< latlonshi pa, Un- to accept and <any OIi - .... spi t and they vigorously d,d t Run firm wao struck, causirg De te _the eeemlngly more fhan !ala • hospital 1"' M � tgtl County I derstandlop and Respoosi In the club In ... The President and Khrushcbev bilitios i all over again. a Pproxlmately $2'500 damage to ample time allowed, no �lnal acto l tghi.r, the load of lbe .odvlw. Amon g Advilo n, Assist ant Advi,. met for the first time with a firm . 1 lion was taken until FriKennedy had !I slight smile on ors and KBJ,ED 1N STORM malariala. Junior Leaders. " He Also mi till· P'GP8III WIN Al day afternoon when It became on the • 1 e f h face his BATAVIA io C U •H handahake , Oh � � UP S O W !'°Inted out ro I" o1 the adv' , Geherea, Aax:lal, Stala This -1..n .. • tha1 the •-···· ,._,,,... at f; 10 a.m. tbA c1e1·mite � •.,.... mu.. er R- J•�. -. a Cle , ont American ambassador s re&1dence •� Khruahche Club lacier, wbo "•u•+III Ill v was beaming . m club work. Some M;dtfleport &R ,quad was cal'• approved and 1111 or the more m. tbe ' · si ed by author!>- County farmer. wao kllled lats on Ibe outsklrt.o or v·te.in•. Lawrence A_ Van Me.,., in h<, Tben •'-, mo,..t I ide the v ,I- unpo rta•t ,..Ies are P"'jects. to ed to •� Fran • Setll'I resJJ·n,!E! w,a ol the 4-R inJeot btto1r. . ns ed pel'80DB or th, allocatIon oI Friday .,ben •truc, . . . 'F • by lightn ·mg Tha, lnunedtalely be" "an a con- late 40's , was found dead et the la to ■ whi.te-wa Jled mwnc room act as an orgamzer, as a d1SC1pJm. Bnmy• Dmrict � � on Middleport bill Be wa, ad- '2SO 000 1n" ill-Burton i . H r u n d 8 00 hi. farm near here, redr for ver,atlon - with Secretary of home of hiB aunt, Mrs. E 1 1 a whore overstuffed cha"" · were ar ,an, to "' a good exampIe. f viso ministered GXYl'!tl and taken to Oblo c • ..... ,, be lo,I. Jobn,on, 1 - of the cow,. Sta la Dean Rusk and Sov iet For- Rickard early Fr "1ay morning in pia«ed ...., I �indow overlook an 00 n r "program D . pl "'lJ U... olllet � Ill' T. A. Mr. John P. Dava, of Colt11n , ty Soll CoiuervaUon servl,. , wa, elgn M illist,,r Andrei Gromyko Chfton, W, �• ing • qu Va. po "'1n:"'o: : the 1be PffJSIMU apenecl wlll • . 'iiblle II U.. Sean iet garden; bus reprosentlng the Ohio o.. riding 00 a rubber-tired tractor , &nlODI those presen�rtam , to He wa, a pain ter by tram, and Atte.. lalkin g ie y devotioaal b7 tbt br D • Kenned> w.. �.lo. So lo tho bo1be parbnen ot Hea , e lth nd Mr. John plantJng com when Ugbtning bit. shapa the future or Soviet-,lnleri- the ,on of Walter tTodtlt l an ben [ d lu d e t the Van llar,w ha ol Can,! a., 1a=•• Kltrwl1chev • _ nch ID h Pm-ti, IIJd. ol Lewf1 Received , ub, � can relations. H Cl dining m O O r Meter, We,t Columbia, and tbe mahngauy-walled J dlepott, 'll,e Po....., Emerg,I,,. • lala Mrs. Nellie Riley Van Met• '!'bey ...,., scheduled to �fer· le Clerk Office I CaD Darrel v..,.. ad lleiaJ, LIUICbeoa , w '11,e openlna talk& w,ra .. in• until ea 1llnlln ,, v � tni.n Mn. J � m 1 � : � � : �� y survived II daught,r "'ue one by Hblir"'.�li,ipltal b � ·· Harley Mrs office Courts Preeena Mdln County Meigs of avea· H New Neal, 1 ded e en e tt c• J BC · OMtrated I that ... l'Vlc & can 8 .;.n, Larey, strvlng with th• Both Kennedy _aad Khrushch•v ! cording to receipt, of Mr, Ev,. of tha do)' - Ill rlie In Kent Thursday club, ml ... Armed Fon:e, In the Japan are s; had top aides W'th titan in tbe lyn 9 , 04 Y� evening. an emer- A r e a eeonomfe de¥elopment and commercial p rojects. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dully, Mrs 1.,. grandchildren. three broth- pre-l uncheon fore and ofter meetlttp ing Act1v1ty d urmg r the mon w th wo gency run to ·tho llalcbel SchU> wu the topic ol di,cugiolt Fr� k _ ! - Tho ""nteNI are a number of p,o. William Frande and Kathy and r plannin ldgaville, Kennedy bad ,1 bis side U.S. , eluded 579 certtf•cates on n. tl., made rd e a, Howa l<!r 'bome on Hottle 7 bektw L'ie day night when 135 rep..,..te- visions of North , R ......,_ up 1fle law that must be Mn. llarlt Duerr ol SyJ'8C\1118 t · Ohio: Hany IM ol ad�. jonlor ,,.. • a : Marian, M M- Secretary of Slate Dean . RuBk, .E 12!1 _ memorandmns, 231 en Hobson Depot. Schuater b a d tiveJ from sev111 Southeutem met but the most important la _,la from the t ;.. . and teBded the funeral of John BW'tl- dleport. and three aiaten:, Mn. special advdOJ" fdJ Soviet affain nota� of lien fallen , but needed 00_ , � applications, ln!atment .. Ohio counties met at the Cambr� the preNnlatlon of the eommt� ell, Jr. at Kent, o. Tlninday. ng __ Virginia Smith, Gary , Indlana; Charles E, Bohlen; Aroba111dor alftdavtt, and assignment,, 1 1> I ticipat A fne an Hotel in Jackson. n., purpose ly ecoonmle de¥elopment plan, �i ascountiu, enjoyed by all. lllal · __ w Mr. Kent wu to aeverely the Sov ln)u'ed Un Mn. R u I h Van Cooney, iet I.a 100 Lle-..llyn E �lions ol llens and tbr,e of the meeting •u to give local Sbeelum ttlatatl, In an OUlO aooidenl on tho !Ith Grange, and Mr� '11tompsoo, and Aaimnt Seen,. certified c,oples. Of the total colDo �leaden the opportunlty to learn r Early Services To 1n Obit tho aru Nldevelopment ol 111,. He tiled tn • bospitol ·1ey. 1'larL tary ol State for European Af. lected. 1691.05 is the county share. Tr,ui how tbe new Afoa _.,.,. proaram will Begin On adrolnlltered by there lloada1. Mr. Bumell .... .-.-a1 arr ement, ... sportatlon Foy K B. ler. laln g oh t p an In · S.glanloft°Sltlllf.; early men Act u,ed by eou,reao the Doparlmeol ol Indu• . • mideot ol Mcl&I coun- <Omp) Needed For School ldfti ete pending word from bil Kbruehcbev ba<I ices will beJin II tho 111. l'aal'I benellt local communllleL -le Development. � el Mi Collisi . Br on u Gromyu, gn "1drie o ht lstff g n oon, Larey, over,ea,. The Fogt,,. Lutheran Cblll'dl alld• •ltl <OIIIID> '11,e meetin wa, called by the Kod11 M, Collllon, tlJrector o Tramportatian for chiltlra 6 ---r to tbe Unlteli t ur rvice H ,ong t ension Funaral i al s ,on Ambeattedo laltll IAbor DIIJ,l . , m ome A at Ma cul No Penonal In�Jury Ex ld se gr i riellf IED tending the Bfble School for 1111 T , t D , b ue, a F ay' Mikhail Men_sbikov, and E . F In charge. coope,atlolt with Congre,81118D meetq. T'No cara met headoa causing St. Paul ', . and St. Jolm't L.s Be Will U1.1·tctors , chief ol tbe Amen<., no __ _ __ Dobrynln Walter 11, Moeller and hi& ,tall, injuries , Othen ■peaking wen, Congrep. / on Road ll Sand Syi e r ac Churches • , to begin • , c<1un1r1e, divlaion ol the Sovi et Williaro Sltevhaa, 811iltant lo Gueata F Steak ! at FTiday racuse P IS ".' 2 a t the former 1·" -....-...--• •m bo Into •·• 1 eburcll, Walter B. Moeller Ill' ROY · · Foreign llliolstry • ·, Old and ...- the admlnlstrator ol Ibo Area Re' 11,e Ohio State Patrol said Doa ed. it .... reported today. - 0I t�• Fi nd)'ey Man Cited •-=• new d•�the rom1hitle,, ol ,t.. da, to 1-b •��•J_.,__ u 11. JCttllman, Deon el 111, College u...,....._. -- -_Pome,oy Rotary club By lnnkee,_ Here E· Gum · tber· ,o· . Syr""""'· a n d ...,.....1a · recrutfonal -,.acllYttIto• Ibo -� -�•b...._ Wishing "' beljl P"t' part m ,--· -,• s_ D,pt. ol Cmune..., dlocuued' of All'lcullurt. Obit Stato Un< wm lit flUllla ol President Gene A Fitttlla,, Ohio man Rachael E. Cundiff, <'I, Syracu.!I hu hMn •Ide ltanoportatioc are IA> of Truck Orivers .p•stor Sim- tbe future, ol Ibo act al)llled lo- �W B Wood, dfNctor ll:xtenlioc Gnlt later this month at h I taken into cuatncJy by the Melga Ci ed t on a blind' curve. me ay • B O P tact tbe o I f i •• ol St. l'luh. a tber9 wlll t,. wmhlp ..,.. IA> law last May L He empiw• y S The OSP re ported two · •cent ebureh aad Ralph lloor, A t.st home at O st••k Co ty Nor1ll t Fron Ice, ,tartinf ot 9 Lm , if WY-2-51 70 The hool w11 rea tDt Sher f' d<partment and The Ohio Stai. Patrol cited • ed that ltelm a oommunlty un · Ix conviction,, Flo"""' Wolfe, . • being beld ill county await• truclr drivtt,. A IO<Ottd -lot "1ll k hold becomt ellglble far edera June ,. to JU:. • a4 fl, de_,;,. In A Eiiteulan ll Into Coun ei l 1 ty ! Rac gtl ine, 15 and co,t, in R i o ill llr. Grato ..tended his lnvlta- lug bearing In oan1 velop,nent. fllDI w bave for .. theme, •·God'• cotDtty CIMlrl. at 10,41 a. m. ml SundQ' 8cbool Cit court for overloocling, Appeorlri Grande M ' llfanla to promote OCOIIOl11fe ayor·, court for p,ut. I lon lut t alp! al a in ......, w -· II F Robert Good Holy Law," An open DOUM wlll •·•11 be held al 9:111 a.m. thuin, ,,...u, ol indlay lon utlp llmlNt Peoples, all inR J be the community muSI fir<t L. A jllltrid IUporY!''" ln1 of the club held In IIOcfuJ charged ."1th ln on a highway ; and Emmetb [ be belt! efraud b'II ...,.. ined 9 5 ond d >d th, summer inonthl. Al tho II, on the final day ol tflt ...... 1 f the !nlllallve and prepare for th• qtloullaral Ettten loo rooms of tho 1lealb A. Davil, to, Rutland, 15 and , school How,; llelbod lat a local Inn kaeper. Jane Lctu1se Join ', Luthar111 Churdl the ..,... ., cmrall ......,,le daYelopment Sarvlco are from , to 11•· Making appearanco w... Lew costs <suspendad> for In So- Oh)• oerved Church, lollowln1 d-.. It w Smith a yellow '! · •• med the charge statlnJ! mer s<hecMe Include, a dnm:11 plan and pnaent tt to tho admln• u cb•�maa ;:· John Smith, Howard Ellsworth i •g• « Ibo "" �:.� l ne v iolation. ;� 00 apoa �. the last In Mr that Goodwin failed to pay • bm la ": •••vice al I a.m. and &mday lalrotloo for approval. ..Alter Ibo d ao Dill -• "'-nit Yoong, frltlb a.ma oaill>ly Gralo'a :,ear u club president o1 $111. _____ th,..ugh th• eighth gr0 1chool at II LID. Cbarleo 'lbomat, 6Jtr,,,a. ----plan 11 _....t. projecll may -., lllrland JI-, Robert 14. ----, ______ IIG l1U be for approval,'" � llicbar<lt, llllao Epllq. W 1 7 8 • D11111 COCJlUIII Aall&"'fl:D oaitl. baa fflJDENT HONORED .--. Al [l'fncbum, lln,nd lln. bJBD JN SUI Tl!IID mum XENIA. ObJi IUPI _ A ,.._ nn PYt le va lcbard pa L Tbe w Clino A J Pomeroy R Midd1<'- ond major lire In this city wllltin COVINGTON. Ky. Pollc:e de o rt�t LUMBU ttme11 S . <UPII - 11n. El- Flmd, CO on r mado o lllb tUPII , Andre 17 .:.. and Mn H.....U """'' ttmlSted Earl Snider last port, who baa just completed b� N houn tedq ..- III00,000 Three D. ltllllar, ans, !en H Sahray wUe ol '111ttma A. tlor lbe ACI on, to .. IA> lrtlU io O , [).yton_ b ....... .,: • atn, >. com- night on charge. ol - oo- Jtmlor year at !lit! Granda Col damapo al lbe ,- E,t• ..,. ktlled taday and ._ .U.. S,b,.y ol Ille Neil ebntole ummployment or tDtder- .. CanadttJ, W. J. ........ &IY 11 ..:._. � eflbi--..eli -•I ,up- .,.atlon and raai,tlng an-est. Ho loge, "If ,rt Cobb, Oly,le llamlly. A • ....... ou • otel -- tlltMI l'rlllll)' � thlo year " change grain mow, nea• Ibo eq ln).nd la a head..., .,.tih• H � � G� bua • n,ui, '11,e 1n P'°'lllot /or llll)W milbaring tht bqbeBt - rat- coater of Ibo <ll,. Nobody WU .. • .oa [l'fn!O/ Rieb- plJ ..,.,.. -t � "::"! Scboo., will ��" be! about .,Rh! mil.. u Um, loo ,-.-• la loau "1r ..._ ardt IN Bill lmillL 1 ini la tbt Jmlor a-. • to Dayton. burl In toda,J'1 fin. -·• -, Fon X-. ,. of Wanaw In GallaU. CotmlJ, Ir. I In Lake County Funeral For Mrs. J ch m Until 9 O'Clock Saturday Night Dnotal To Tlut Inter,,.,. 01 Th. Mel,-.Mtuon .4re,, Coaching Job Shop At Elberfelds 111 Pomeroy SANDWICH Bl J Satanla1 Nathtued rio.ly .. coel. Sanda,, tloody UII •.,.... RJCli Jai mW-11· ... McKay Accepts day E At e n t1 n e a1 y feather Be Under Customary Rules COACB MeXAY STEAK HOUSE • "I, s E V L r s J I I , Staffing Of Hospital Will Many Attended ,on. WE fo F E I 12 1 01 28 Were Here For Class ' ,. 1 , e ' • • Commis sioner s, Hospital B uilders, Sign L ease; Federal Hill- B urton Participation Now Ass ured ' Hom« ' < ' t c:� I - Ill NO. 40 d:�:t!re LIBERTY THEA TR( 1'EB VOL XIII I l,._ ''°"· ""' '" ' 1 I n,11aru:ot °"' a.a� · u. s_ a. ' ' 7: �•o'-• •• ••--� ._...1",.,,,o.o•r--.- •o , l Baily Sen tinel I t0MMENTATING, EDITOIIAUY I. Bright Health Picture Holding p,omise of even better years to come iJ an encouraging 50-years-of­ bealth report just Issued. Basia of the lindings, which reflect unprecedented reductioot in mortality and lengthened life span. is a survey of what happened to a large insurance com­ pany's policyholder■ over the last hall century. Generally, the death rate in 196-0 was onl y about half that prevailing in 191 1 . Speclflcally, mortality l n the 1-to-74 age bracket fell from 13.5 per thousand per• sons in 191 1 to a mere 4.1 ln 1960. It was only In such devastating periods ao the 1918 influenza epidemic that steady WASIIINGTON <NEAi - Th■ kickio, ll'OUDd which LaliD-Amer• )CM affair, h.■ v• rw:,tJYed in the u. s. Stole Deputmenl ■- the Kennedy administration took over now baa the staff almost aa con-­ flllOd u the Cenl<a! and Sooth American Republics themae1vea. There is no one with authority in charge. Appointment of a new auiatanl secretary of .Ii.ate for Latin-American affaiJ'I hu been rumored ··lmmlnent" for ,ome day,. but nothing 1w dropped. An appointment may be made belon thlo pta mho print. U it ii, you can conaider this back• IJOUl)d. For a, ol thlo writing, th■ aituation lines up about like thia: probability that part of the inc...­ ma y be due lo the rise in the average age of all persons, and to more accurate diagnosi, and reporting of the affUc• tions. Far belier 1till then tho decreue in mortality rates is lengthening of the Ille span - a whopping 24 years since 1 9 1 1 . AL80 PROMINEN'lt,Y mentloD­ ed - poalbl;,- u ll. S. ambaosa, dor to Ibo Orpnlzalloo of Amer­ ican Statea, wblc:h job II olso •• cont - la Carl Spaeth. He Is a Yel• l■ wyer and Rhode, scholar out of Dartmouth, now U1iltant dean of the Stanloord Law School. Spaeth la a former Foregln Serv fee offlclr. He WU an UBl!tant co-ordinat­ or of Inter-Amlrican AHalrl under 111SU IL\VS URN l!'IVJ: - In Ibo runnln& for the ... o111■n1 -.ry■hlp. Two of lbem ha.. had .. -- In Latin Aawla. Two of the othera have had Ibo esperlen<e but doo't w■nl Ibo job 1Dler -t -- ,.rbap■ Ibo fflllll dllllnlJUllbed n■me pr._«! II that cl Cl■rt Korr, � cl St■nlord UnJ. NEVV � • -� · • . . .: ' . ,. . • • 'a � I · , �� • : ·i"",. � • � : f: , ,. , .. ".'<t • '' .·._: . • ''II I_ �. • .,.. , =; By Baroid ,,.,.,.. e,,■-, M.D, bowel, insert high up In the reoProvided you hlvt safely and tum two plain slycet'in supposlaeffectively lreat,d on attack ui IOrles. abdominal pain ot a type describ Wblle awaiting lhe action of tM ed in a precedinA: column: provld, suppositorlea, driuk a cup of ho& ed that the pre�ttt attack Sterr.a black 00ffee. identical with I.bat sue<?Qtltully treated prevloualy: provided th.,1 U the ouppo.si!oriea fall •Rer •• take the present atta4:'lt la not of gre.st- 20-mlnute welt, give or Prepar l . enema er aeverlty or accompanied l)y (ilentle cleansing to fiatm in ..-• or 90me ■ pint of soap .,1.udsInsert fever, 1tomac:h u-.. -��. '! a 11.11,11• Gen� . wutf!r bot f stlv o other manirestatir,ns 1Ugge e cated euema tip. Use a rwlrllnll • · · · seriou11 lJlneu _ only lhen yo.1 mot ion during :;i.e introduction lo may carry out tllf! following pro vo ld injury to ·hr. del�a�t mem• •-'. :·,. :_,·�, cedures in an •.•nort to provide 1:1brape. Whlle prelerab e YlnI 1>D . . rapid relief: tndaee vomllln& hy tld:Uni your left 11ide, ,lowb. introduce your Cbroa1 with • fln1er U die the �p 11udB. fi crampin� oc­ aU.ek followed O"ferloadb,g •I cur11, pinch off lht: tube until the the ■&amae• or .ome type of flkJd discomfort pas.ieS. Then �nt!na ue. Repeal the .!l'em& once 1( neethat odllalteed" wW. JOU. ry, essa If mechanical Mlmulatlon falt11 to induce voml!ir:g. drink eever- If &be • C C a '! • M•Dll d a I al cups of hot 'Nltfir to each ot \ to mea.trul " 1n&ermeadra­ whlch a tessponnful of bk!arbo� al cramps, take ., or S t1oan of _ ale of IOda ha� bffn added Ut,· I to lO lralm ef upta-11 al :S .. Jess the sJtuation ii urgent. du 4 boar intenala. U yoa art ao­ eutomed to ■leohoJic hveragn. not add mustarJ If the attack Pppears related JOI ea■ ••.. dawa wl&II • OU. to incompltte evRcuatlon of lM tbt aad Ionic. ·- " I' •I t J! .. h111 II U ,, I, \. \I I I \frs Dan.a S Tuml'r and ,on, Billw i·al),.d at lilt Will Htilmaa I� Salurd.iy • John Deere Hammet _ Mill e 1nte.-w,r11national Burr Mill , Rakeclea•-.-- . . . ... --., Wl-alrin& - la bemest .,.., , . w ith the aew Mc:Cormldl. high-opted aide Nlrel S....- ·so loow rigbt-.ngle raklnilP · - ...11 11,o me �- •·.«, ba;d.hJ' .:c■lholft �-• •v-,. . �A •ri<li 1M.... See MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. PIARL-IT, l Phono WY-2.J002 ·- _-:::...:..-====---- =-�:-- .,, R4CINE O. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. .. ,. "\Vhere Quality ls Paramount" ' ,_ ·� ..,.'1 Q ._, ••ta. Market Report Do IM4· ,.j ..., �•• w .. . Air -. . • ' News, E venlS USED IP I ·•- - ===�==-�------,-_---.,-.- J ,, ltII I Rft_.., °"' •es.. SLnaoe - .l-­ JHE DI.ILy SENJIN£l 4IQII ,.,. - ""· Carnival Alfred News Events ----�. ,I rdPr, .i-, •. .. 11... """"1 ...,y-, .... h,.-... -.!bed i,yr w· , ll � u • ·Gorhl(" madonna " It tt true thar ABC ca.., ■rid NIIC ea<·h d>uw,d p'"""°"' Keo- � • I ,1a1uaa - In charge of the new "Special Cr\. W Center." The aecond ia Prof. Lincoln Gordon, who bas juat returned t. Harvard after ■ervlng on Adolpll A. Berle'1 While HOUR Task Force on Latin Americ11. Gordoa he.s aerved on many war and for­ eign aid agencie1. lD lhe meantime, u-ambaas. dor Berle and Prof. Arthur M. Schle1inger Jr., 1 White House a. alltant to Kennedy. bav• bee1 mutenninding operations without aulhoritJ or responolbllity. And nobody •- lO work under aucll coodJtlon,. THE !iAMJNG or .t. IDGIILY respected aa11tant oemtary wllh Joni, llrat-band -- In Lal­ ln-AmmCO II Offllklmd .....ti■I before the propo■ed coolerenc:e of_ economic mh::ihd:en 1n MontnJ,, deo, Uruguay, la celled ta July. Sending ll. S. •mb..,adnr to th■ United Nationa Adlai Stevemon 01I another good will - of the Lal­ in-American republics may help restore the� ooafldenct after Iha Cubon fluco. A, of now, the .U. lianee for Progress illl't pro� Dally Pomoroy-Mld<lleplrt, 0 . .-ne 3, 190. ,. - �ntin•I. - . ., : .· . MethodOfRelievingPains IsOutlinedByColumnist • School.' /-,; Social Items Sheep TELEVISION aising Is Again Worth Considering IN REVIEW ' ... Today's Medical Report • :; '::.!� Mason New In Forming . ·_:. � - ���·- t_-i:_(!/? . _ • Nellon llockal,ller during the war. 'I1ien he became III acM1er to Aailllnl Secnlal)' of Stale !or LaUnAmerican Affaln Spn,ill, Braden. Both an, chlrlly remem­ bered in Waahington {or their "Ar• gentine Blue Boot." ThUI famoua pubUcaUon wu 1t1po,ed u, UJ>OII dldator Juan Peroa. Bul ti. 10 ogered the Ar­ gtntine people that they re-elect­ eel him preaident. Soon after that 8p■elh went back to teaching law. A DAIIK BORII! IIIITRY ID 1H rwmlng for Ibo job i&'reported lO be dela!epl Morrl,on, mayor cl New Orleans since 11146. He ii a lawyer with a brilliant war rec ord ud numtrOUS deeoratiooa. But h< hu had no LaUn-Amerl­ can experleo<o beyOlld belplng eetabllab the New Orleanl free trade center. 1be two men with the most knowledge of and experience In Latin-Amtrican affaln who have beeo offored the job have both lumed u dowD. 'Ille ftr,t i& Theo, dole C. Achilles, former U. S. ambassador to Peru and counael• or ol the State Department, now venity. A sidelight on thUI ii that Kerr'■ budget at St■nfoni I■ la,. pr tbao th■ budget for 1'IIIIIWll Iner-American Affaira at State. So be would be ateppini down a peg il h, took the job. AllO, Kerr tw bad no Latin­ Amtrican experience. Ht ii a Permaylvuia-bom Quaker with det)lWJ from half a dor.erJ in,tl. tuUons of higher learning. He ha! been a pro[e880r at hal( a doun more. But his fame rut, chiefly on hil reputation u a labor rela­ Uona exptrl. Re WU Masaachu­ ,ett, Sen. John F. KOl!lledy'o ad. viM!r on labor relations for IOffle legislation that, 110111ehow, never &Ol paued in th■ laat Congress. Mr. and Mra. Charlet D. Woode IS.00; boars .today, 300 lb up attended Commencement exercil- mostly 12.00-12. :Ui, few under 30il ea at the Shade Hlih School CNl lb 12.,0; Individual '11llHOO lb 11.50 Sundo), evenlna. several from here altended the -U. 7&, ••ter Commencement exerclte1 al the Sheep 100; ama11 lot 'IIU1t,1, SUndl7 School att,ndance Moy flaslem Hlih School. Dorla Cald, aprlnl lunbt llhom ewe, ■teady. 18 wa1 51, the offering $14. 30. well and Wllbur Robinson were Jot choice and tlfime ID lb spring GOOD TIP FOil MANY Al the c).,. cl Sunday School anduale■ from this «1111111unlty. mba IO.OO, other good and Former Preaidenl Eisenhower, w h o election of cllicen wa, held U Pvt Robert RoblnlOll of Fort la hasn't had to drive his own car for many follow,: Adult elaA teacher, [Iola Knox,· Ky,, m,. horne on u week's choice 17.00.18.00, cull to choke ■hom twOI 4.1111-• 00. year,, uy, be'• a little afraid he mtcht Taylor, 111111..nl Eleanor Boyla; leave. YOUII Park b■ Nell I , Adul l teoc r ie , bt Inclined to daydream when he 1e11 Mr. and Mrs. William Shay and family of Ce••on visited h<r moth, behind the wheel. er and ■tster, Ethel and Mae LinBut If be j111t crabs the wheel with lit Taylor and ...._ _. ...., Swarts ue1I- thlcum DIIVll'l'ICD I'll INTICKl:lft _• SUnd■y • both hands and keep, looking ahead he t■nt; Busy - clw, Theim■ tn:IOII M.UON UM d Jlenderaon teacher, Llnl"'. Gaul, Tom Haye, spent the weeken 11...,. ..,.11 .,...,.,. probably won't bave any trouble. .' Cradle Roll yet to be at hll old home at Stewart, Ohio. Pabn.tiH 1 .,..,Hoa •at•P' �• umtant •a1t•1 "Ulhll•"'"' 117 n..nu OIi.in And he'll be !fl!Veral ufe leaps ahead Swarts tuclter Doria' DOiinger JohD Humphrey and famlly of Ila, IIIK'll-■l� It- PGnmo,. r.o•,ant · 1a■111.., Offloe pDOIW wv a11t of those all-too-numerous driven who aa.. n••l .... , .• Cr·�'. - n.uu T"� lo be• Dayton apent a few day■ with the ot1.1o •�on1 ◄Ucrt•I """'' Wt -t-tt• ' f 1\u am..,. Guthrie George Sunday u lNftftCI ftUI iuw.. .. drive with a fln1er or • wrlat, drape 1n named· aecntary -of Nini RoblnJGn with Abna Helen Findling of Columbu, vis- :_10� tile 911.. •• at PelMl"Q arm out of the window, and chatter con• wlltanl: treamrer, Her- tted her mother, Iva Findlin&. and' 911�:.�• 'if1::t1.�N-•f:=atanlly whlle lookln1 everywhere but at Swartl., Llbrartam, Suale Mr brother, Rul!lll!ll. ffllll Taylor: •11t1 ""· Nn TMt CM, 111.. ,..._ .Jlllnfl HIN' f'lell\l..,.. the ro■d. ,.,_ : Roll Mr. and Mn. Dorr WhlUall,I; wa. .� Barbare ,.., H•-� .......... ••h 11••b.,■,e.rl..,. , ,.,,,...... • tMlt, C ON ,.., 111• Nnae. •' .... a.t'IIMI• tall. s.ndra Swartz·' Uaben' have moved back to thtit farm Dalb 9"""' llll.. .. .... Olarllt Taylor 111d T1lrrJ SwarlL hen. Mr. and Mra. lllchard Spell, ,.. " "' ,._ _••• ,..11..... - ... lo .... .. ' ... " --.re W_... � weN held •I elf and 1011 mned L-..L tnu, v---,, -'"--"'"' 11.00. a, rqdf .... ,.,. •• wllb a... CoNI'• -· - .., lbe Boy• ,■nn . • - - - -,� ''1'111 ...,,_ taf Lift." 1.-2. WWt■m &warts, Mr. and Mra. - ., - •ft '"' ROJtJ swarts and 1■m u, o1 cana1 h Ev Time Sunday bJ pl.- for Porta Rico Wlnclieller called .., Mr. and Mn. where ha wm ■pllid a two neb Omits o. w.... .., their way to SAV, ELMO•• vacation with hi■ 11111, Allan, who the cemetery 8unday momlnJ. WILL ',tlll ­ II ■tatloned then wtlh tho! U. 8. Mr. .,.i Mn. Seel O'Bl'len of Caltll IIIG, calve, ltltl; llauptu ,IN 'IMli 1MBiioc:jt Navy. IALT fllLII AIMIT Columbul ,lilied Mr. and Mn. ,teen and h<Uen ocllve, illlady: I ,.WAV f/ Mr. an4 Mn. llalph Warner ud Harry OUlhril - the -k end. cow■ fully steady; bulls llllady; lamUy lpa,l lul 'l'lluradiy In Red _,. and ·holr.., two loadl """"• ole1ted 1111 piNnll, Mr. •IIRJna Mr and Mn. J1m11 A. mixed l)OOd and choice IGD-tm and Mra, Carl WUMr. Diehl, Sr.; M■r llyn ....-., lb llNl'I ■.-.tlO, - ' p,d llr. and Mra. Oielier ltoulh Cincinnati, and BW roai-. our 1000 lb ■.-■; lol 111d 1111111:, of Lebanon, v1r11n1■• Huntlq1m. •llllln& Mr. and Mra. around • 1, .,..,_ ■.tlO; ,.., - Yleltlq hl1 mothw, Mra. Dm>ald "°llelllllll Mr. and lfn. dllea ood 11.IIO-Ol.,O; ODW1 14.0. Ciarlollo llaull,. Jac:k Fowlar, Pt. �. ylaJI,. 17.IO; J bulll ,.___oo, ...i.ra - Ll■h ,I ._ lo ..,...s. Inc Mr. and Mn. Roubeol Slew• Midy. lllp flCIOd .,.i oholco 11'.0I -Ina -1 doyt Ill Lflllo, cim, art; Mr. and Mn. .IGbn ff■al. .a, oo l)OOd k.111-11'.tlO, llandol'<I Mr. -..... 11r. .i 11n. Mlln ..... mact. a...11ttoa. . 1111 _. 4•,linr .... w11 - ..., Mn. 8. F. Board; Mr. nd ..,- ID Lb bJ 111r ........ Mn. Andnw Knopp, Colmnbul: Hop BIO· l,,,Di llill � ' tnll, Mr. ad Mn. L. E. PwaD Tht>mu Byan, Sprlngllefd, Ohio, 111d llilo ..U.O, •IHdJ lo IS hip ,1a1t1n1 Mn. - Byan. •• lol■r trade el\)w wtUi clea.• cl Pt. Plaual. OllCt 1-npl■le bui 1lllllllJ Ill pwrl C 11 J■m Mn, ■ durlnl Mr. and 'fl!lllnl II ,_ "'!"""I - lb; - -'Y Ibo over vlalled Colwnbu■ cl U.. •n�rll ..i ....._ lilt l IIMIIJ; ,.,..,. 11 1-1 111 1> borFr■nll , r l■lb■ 1111111 11111 ..- with lier 1 row■ .,.i l!ilb t•.-. - 1-1 11111', io- - Mr. ...i Mn. - 11arr11. � ■' 87ZI ,._ .t1111111 Mr. Mn. PhWp V•�· 1orm, 1 H - I> lT _ll-17.'II, _,,_ - _ Ill.. •-�....... .__ a MrL Adlai U....: Mr. ..i •IJ - w-. loll • 'Jtan. 11...1'.'11 lar 1111 11 --� ad WaWII 8. .... Poup- doy for . 1A1it 11■rf l'la,tda, Ne. I 1111-ffl lb 11.71-17,11, .... i;.,. , N, .Y. . -- Mr. Mid wb1r■ ... w111 - 1Nr - llo. I - I> II.II;- t.a �, 1M lllr 1"91 ,.., -.i11t, • ,... flM out Mn. rr.1 ....,.., llr, .. M11, rib i,,. b,.i,..d .;.i,. 11 ■tallaood -- .. - If.II, H ... '' � ... ., Ill" I, 11.11-HJI, few - • II; &vi D11111, a. ...... W, Va., al Ibo Bllllard Nnal Side Glances . 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid leport, 0., June 3, 1981 BY PETER 11080N Fractured English ' - Latin America Now Has Everyone Co fused cer. Encouraging is the intensive re­ search deviled to these diseases, to the writing composltlon I• vital lo command of the subject. Still, only 2 of every 5 colleges demand ol prospecthe teachers that they complete advanced composl• lion cour111. Obviously, &ood eroundlnc In Ena IIsh comes at the elementary levels , But a fourth of all elementary teachers are not evtn collece craduatet, and their own lfHP of English ls often sorely li­ mited. Even If our En1li1h teachers 1eneral­ ly did have solid tralntna, they are to­ day v111ly overloaded with work. Their clasaes are too ble, they have loo many of them, and too much added duly. En&­ llal, students heed to write much more than they do. But the teachers In m01t ■chools haven't the 1 1 m e lo read, let alone criticize, any additional -wiltln& ef• lorta , To ll&bten their load means to llnd more teachers, and the En1Usb 1peclal­ lst, say demand already outruns supply by 27 per cent al the hl&h kbool leveL With the crush at the acbool doora 1ett1n1 1teadlly heavier, better teacbln& of ln&lilh would ■eem to be at the very core of th11 country's "educational problem." ■r WASHINGTON COLUMN Based on expectation of life at birth, persons born in I 9 I I could look forward to only 46 years of Ufe. The baby bom In 1900, by compari■on , his a Ufe eipec­ tancy of 70 .6 years. That's a gilt of 24 years of life, fired progress was interrupted. in the crucibles of science and wrou1ht SilJllftcanl benelic!arlea of mortality on the a n v 1 1 of the public', sreater eduction are tho11 In cblldhood and health knowledce, r early adult life. In the 1-t 11e IJ'OUP, for illltance, death, have been cut more NEW BOOTLEG ITEMS than 80 per cent. Counterfeit a n d 111b1tandard dru&• Of note are the meaD1 by which pro­ are fioodln1 the country, accordlnJ to gre11 bu been achieved. It retlecll ad­ the Food and Drue Admlnlmatlon. The vance1 In medicine, public bealtb and fut-buck boy, b■ve moved In, boolle&• the aeneral standard of Uvtne. Medical Cine barbiturate, and other drup In 1eience and an Informed public have strona demand. To pard public health, combined to dnstlcally reduce tubercu­ the moat drutlc action po■lible should losis (22& per 100,000 In 1911; S per be taken to bre■k up thla new and vlcl­ 100,000 In 1900), pneumonia and lnflu• oua form of racketeerln1. enza, communicable chlldbood dlae-, COLOll,Kl!YED CURRENCY? pollomyelltla and maternal mortality. Com11 now I govemmtnl llud:, ol Cutlnl a pall over thll otberwlae ro,y whether we 1houldn't ton ''lone 1reen," outlook IN the sreat klllen: coronary for money, out of our voc1bularlt1. Ir, and other beart di1111e1 and cancer. The Jull poalble that ■ome future day may former account for more deatba than see u1 handling currency In ■parl<llnl from •II other cauaea combined. MaU1- bu11 - blue l0-1poll, red llvH, creen nancl11 rank ■econd. onKol11r bill,. Whlle the Treamry pon• lncreue, have been noted In the In­ ders, why not also devise ways of makcidence of both heart dllluea and can- 1118 blU1 llick to our fln1ers a bll lon11r7 The head ol the physics department of a major university, wbo presumably mlpt prlu aclentlf!c tralnine for bis ,tudent, above all, says flatly: Enallah la the moll Important mbject In !be entire cour11 of study." You could eet a ,trong aecond from dozens of men of 1lmllar statu1 In the teach,na of science and technical ■ub­ jects. Yet the evidence ii plllne up that l!ngllab i. amon1 the wor1t taueht sub­ ject, In United Statet acboola. And this at a time wla the need for people who can read and write well Is greeter than ever. FIiiy yea,-, 110 juat a third of our la· bor force needed the 1kllla of lan1ua1e to perform adequately. Today the pro­ portion 1, a ball of all workers, and the rlu 1011 0n. RectnUy a MldwHlern unlverally complained that too many of the hlih achoo! t1ud1nt1 II received were Ill-pre/ pared In En1llab. 11'• a common sory. A thu111pln1 majority of United State, col­ le&H ba,e to ,tve remedial Enell,h cour­ "'• at a total annual coat of ,10 million, lo try lo wipe out the deflclenclea. And they art not too 1ucce11lul. Turn lo the Enlllah•leacnlne •xperta, however, and they quickly aaaert that tht blame belongs not ao much on the 1tudent, 11 on the teachen - and the ,y,tom which producea them. Whlla lht National Council ol T11ch­ er1 of En1ll1h say, "every subject ,ut­ ter■ unle11 ln&lllh II tau&ht well," the painful fact of the 1ltuatlon In thl1 lield •u•Httl lbat the prevalent view Is: "Any• body cen teacll En1llsb." From 40 to 60 per cent of the English t1u1ht In Junior and senior hi11h schools la taulbt by teacbefl who lack the mini­ mum tralnln& required for a ''major" In the IUbjecl. Mo■t 1ppral11r1 of the lield think 0 Mc£ '• '· ....... ,.-.• . , ·�,._"' . \, t • , ·, ; l�.f.'lo.\ , ·T l , , . - . � \t• ...,:.:;• r , r ,,. . �--1 " � ..,., '. . . - �-� ' >"\ . ''""'· � ' '· .• • � ' . , ,, ' . ' • ' ' _' � '(, 1 ' , l• ,. '• . . .. , •,�� '(,, . , h , "! ,."( • • I t•.-1:of'" • ·;\ ' ' 1 .......... ,.... W:1111,..,. lonnen You can make lum""" lo random, automatic handling of for a baler a11tom­ ..,n,,. bllea,. ther.'1 .lnereui,._ demand .. � ' .. ) ' ·. ' ! ,\ < 1 ' - to.Ill the trend, ■ccordln& lo FlJLTON·THOMPSON, New lfol1■nd dealer In Mefcl COuillJ. 1 '.NN Hollutcl •ti· tile pace Jn Ui11 trend with it■ CORIINlct ll'IJUner N b■IIT," Aid l"ULTON•TIIOIIPSON who will oell the ad 111t1dline esdusJve)J hi tbi1 area. J'Ult ln&rodUCN .tbll 7eu, the new Hullner ta citied 1'com• . ,-ct" becaaae W1 lower,· 1borter and more maneuvenhle--the NIM: .feat\lnl many automobile � loolr: for. And it malr:es <Gmpool bil-ill euy-to-"b■nclle 12-by-18-lncb mo, ■nd lencth• nni&ui, - ll te 48 lnehet. 1 -n.. ..,. Compaet •· hu uckuln Tele-Flow meallll'ed feed­ lnl,"'rut.TON-THOMPSON 11ld, "md the Hlll4J kind of qualli, and eo11nllienee fe_aturel- found OIi other Hutinen." •1111,-111, really bl.I new1 11 fu •• I'm eoncerned ii the price," FllLTtlN•THOIIPSON emph111zed . "You cm buy a Compact 611 wllll B■ le-'l'hronr for no more than you'd pay for m1ny baler, alone... FIJLTON•THOIIPSON JIOintod out that the Compact 611 11 an­ other eUlllple ol a machine that fits Into IDle1Hled, usen>bly line pnid-iona l■mUlor lo other illdUltrle■ and now com­ Ille Into i� owa In fll'l!)Ut(, on veal calves - � CA LY I TA • YE�LER All Types, Chest & Upright New Freezers As Low As s· •W• Fi1111nce • W• Deliver 100 Miles ew. S..ice • W• Tr-. FREE le. c...m -Olhr With All ,_, ancl RelrJ...-..... . . . ! -I .. I .... I • ·j ' �, -,,,. '. .! �•o'-• •• ••--� ._...1",.,,,o.o•r--.- •o , l Baily Sen tinel I t0MMENTATING, EDITOIIAUY I. Bright Health Picture Holding p,omise of even better years to come iJ an encouraging 50-years-of­ bealth report just Issued. Basia of the lindings, which reflect unprecedented reductioot in mortality and lengthened life span. is a survey of what happened to a large insurance com­ pany's policyholder■ over the last hall century. Generally, the death rate in 196-0 was onl y about half that prevailing in 191 1 . Speclflcally, mortality l n the 1-to-74 age bracket fell from 13.5 per thousand per• sons in 191 1 to a mere 4.1 ln 1960. It was only In such devastating periods ao the 1918 influenza epidemic that steady WASIIINGTON <NEAi - Th■ kickio, ll'OUDd which LaliD-Amer• )CM affair, h.■ v• rw:,tJYed in the u. s. Stole Deputmenl ■- the Kennedy administration took over now baa the staff almost aa con-­ flllOd u the Cenl<a! and Sooth American Republics themae1vea. There is no one with authority in charge. Appointment of a new auiatanl secretary of .Ii.ate for Latin-American affaiJ'I hu been rumored ··lmmlnent" for ,ome day,. but nothing 1w dropped. An appointment may be made belon thlo pta mho print. U it ii, you can conaider this back• IJOUl)d. For a, ol thlo writing, th■ aituation lines up about like thia: probability that part of the inc...­ ma y be due lo the rise in the average age of all persons, and to more accurate diagnosi, and reporting of the affUc• tions. Far belier 1till then tho decreue in mortality rates is lengthening of the Ille span - a whopping 24 years since 1 9 1 1 . AL80 PROMINEN'lt,Y mentloD­ ed - poalbl;,- u ll. S. ambaosa, dor to Ibo Orpnlzalloo of Amer­ ican Statea, wblc:h job II olso •• cont - la Carl Spaeth. He Is a Yel• l■ wyer and Rhode, scholar out of Dartmouth, now U1iltant dean of the Stanloord Law School. Spaeth la a former Foregln Serv fee offlclr. He WU an UBl!tant co-ordinat­ or of Inter-Amlrican AHalrl under 111SU IL\VS URN l!'IVJ: - In Ibo runnln& for the ... o111■n1 -.ry■hlp. Two of lbem ha.. had .. -- In Latin Aawla. Two of the othera have had Ibo esperlen<e but doo't w■nl Ibo job 1Dler -t -- ,.rbap■ Ibo fflllll dllllnlJUllbed n■me pr._«! II that cl Cl■rt Korr, � cl St■nlord UnJ. NEVV � • -� · • . . .: ' . ,. . • • 'a � I · , �� • : ·i"",. � • � : f: , ,. , .. ".'<t • '' .·._: . • ''II I_ �. • .,.. , =; By Baroid ,,.,.,.. e,,■-, M.D, bowel, insert high up In the reoProvided you hlvt safely and tum two plain slycet'in supposlaeffectively lreat,d on attack ui IOrles. abdominal pain ot a type describ Wblle awaiting lhe action of tM ed in a precedinA: column: provld, suppositorlea, driuk a cup of ho& ed that the pre�ttt attack Sterr.a black 00ffee. identical with I.bat sue<?Qtltully treated prevloualy: provided th.,1 U the ouppo.si!oriea fall •Rer •• take the present atta4:'lt la not of gre.st- 20-mlnute welt, give or Prepar l . enema er aeverlty or accompanied l)y (ilentle cleansing to fiatm in ..-• or 90me ■ pint of soap .,1.udsInsert fever, 1tomac:h u-.. -��. '! a 11.11,11• Gen� . wutf!r bot f stlv o other manirestatir,ns 1Ugge e cated euema tip. Use a rwlrllnll • · · · seriou11 lJlneu _ only lhen yo.1 mot ion during :;i.e introduction lo may carry out tllf! following pro vo ld injury to ·hr. del�a�t mem• •-'. :·,. :_,·�, cedures in an •.•nort to provide 1:1brape. Whlle prelerab e YlnI 1>D . . rapid relief: tndaee vomllln& hy tld:Uni your left 11ide, ,lowb. introduce your Cbroa1 with • fln1er U die the �p 11udB. fi crampin� oc­ aU.ek followed O"ferloadb,g •I cur11, pinch off lht: tube until the the ■&amae• or .ome type of flkJd discomfort pas.ieS. Then �nt!na ue. Repeal the .!l'em& once 1( neethat odllalteed" wW. JOU. ry, essa If mechanical Mlmulatlon falt11 to induce voml!ir:g. drink eever- If &be • C C a '! • M•Dll d a I al cups of hot 'Nltfir to each ot \ to mea.trul " 1n&ermeadra­ whlch a tessponnful of bk!arbo� al cramps, take ., or S t1oan of _ ale of IOda ha� bffn added Ut,· I to lO lralm ef upta-11 al :S .. Jess the sJtuation ii urgent. du 4 boar intenala. U yoa art ao­ eutomed to ■leohoJic hveragn. not add mustarJ If the attack Pppears related JOI ea■ ••.. dawa wl&II • OU. to incompltte evRcuatlon of lM tbt aad Ionic. ·- " I' •I t J! .. h111 II U ,, I, \. \I I I \frs Dan.a S Tuml'r and ,on, Billw i·al),.d at lilt Will Htilmaa I� Salurd.iy • John Deere Hammet _ Mill e 1nte.-w,r11national Burr Mill , Rakeclea•-.-- . . . ... --., Wl-alrin& - la bemest .,.., , . w ith the aew Mc:Cormldl. high-opted aide Nlrel S....- ·so loow rigbt-.ngle raklnilP · - ...11 11,o me �- •·.«, ba;d.hJ' .:c■lholft �-• •v-,. . �A •ri<li 1M.... See MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. PIARL-IT, l Phono WY-2.J002 ·- _-:::...:..-====---- =-�:-- .,, R4CINE O. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. .. ,. "\Vhere Quality ls Paramount" ' ,_ ·� ..,.'1 Q ._, ••ta. Market Report Do IM4· ,.j ..., �•• w .. . Air -. . • ' News, E venlS USED IP I ·•- - ===�==-�------,-_---.,-.- J ,, ltII I Rft_.., °"' •es.. SLnaoe - .l-­ JHE DI.ILy SENJIN£l 4IQII ,.,. - ""· Carnival Alfred News Events ----�. ,I rdPr, .i-, •. .. 11... """"1 ...,y-, .... h,.-... -.!bed i,yr w· , ll � u • ·Gorhl(" madonna " It tt true thar ABC ca.., ■rid NIIC ea<·h d>uw,d p'"""°"' Keo- � • I ,1a1uaa - In charge of the new "Special Cr\. W Center." The aecond ia Prof. Lincoln Gordon, who bas juat returned t. Harvard after ■ervlng on Adolpll A. Berle'1 While HOUR Task Force on Latin Americ11. Gordoa he.s aerved on many war and for­ eign aid agencie1. lD lhe meantime, u-ambaas. dor Berle and Prof. Arthur M. Schle1inger Jr., 1 White House a. alltant to Kennedy. bav• bee1 mutenninding operations without aulhoritJ or responolbllity. And nobody •- lO work under aucll coodJtlon,. THE !iAMJNG or .t. IDGIILY respected aa11tant oemtary wllh Joni, llrat-band -- In Lal­ ln-AmmCO II Offllklmd .....ti■I before the propo■ed coolerenc:e of_ economic mh::ihd:en 1n MontnJ,, deo, Uruguay, la celled ta July. Sending ll. S. •mb..,adnr to th■ United Nationa Adlai Stevemon 01I another good will - of the Lal­ in-American republics may help restore the� ooafldenct after Iha Cubon fluco. A, of now, the .U. lianee for Progress illl't pro� Dally Pomoroy-Mld<lleplrt, 0 . .-ne 3, 190. ,. - �ntin•I. - . ., : .· . MethodOfRelievingPains IsOutlinedByColumnist • School.' /-,; Social Items Sheep TELEVISION aising Is Again Worth Considering IN REVIEW ' ... Today's Medical Report • :; '::.!� Mason New In Forming . ·_:. � - ���·- t_-i:_(!/? . _ • Nellon llockal,ller during the war. 'I1ien he became III acM1er to Aailllnl Secnlal)' of Stale !or LaUnAmerican Affaln Spn,ill, Braden. Both an, chlrlly remem­ bered in Waahington {or their "Ar• gentine Blue Boot." ThUI famoua pubUcaUon wu 1t1po,ed u, UJ>OII dldator Juan Peroa. Bul ti. 10 ogered the Ar­ gtntine people that they re-elect­ eel him preaident. Soon after that 8p■elh went back to teaching law. A DAIIK BORII! IIIITRY ID 1H rwmlng for Ibo job i&'reported lO be dela!epl Morrl,on, mayor cl New Orleans since 11146. He ii a lawyer with a brilliant war rec ord ud numtrOUS deeoratiooa. But h< hu had no LaUn-Amerl­ can experleo<o beyOlld belplng eetabllab the New Orleanl free trade center. 1be two men with the most knowledge of and experience In Latin-Amtrican affaln who have beeo offored the job have both lumed u dowD. 'Ille ftr,t i& Theo, dole C. Achilles, former U. S. ambassador to Peru and counael• or ol the State Department, now venity. A sidelight on thUI ii that Kerr'■ budget at St■nfoni I■ la,. pr tbao th■ budget for 1'IIIIIWll Iner-American Affaira at State. So be would be ateppini down a peg il h, took the job. AllO, Kerr tw bad no Latin­ Amtrican experience. Ht ii a Permaylvuia-bom Quaker with det)lWJ from half a dor.erJ in,tl. tuUons of higher learning. He ha! been a pro[e880r at hal( a doun more. But his fame rut, chiefly on hil reputation u a labor rela­ Uona exptrl. Re WU Masaachu­ ,ett, Sen. John F. KOl!lledy'o ad. viM!r on labor relations for IOffle legislation that, 110111ehow, never &Ol paued in th■ laat Congress. Mr. and Mra. Charlet D. Woode IS.00; boars .today, 300 lb up attended Commencement exercil- mostly 12.00-12. :Ui, few under 30il ea at the Shade Hlih School CNl lb 12.,0; Individual '11llHOO lb 11.50 Sundo), evenlna. several from here altended the -U. 7&, ••ter Commencement exerclte1 al the Sheep 100; ama11 lot 'IIU1t,1, SUndl7 School att,ndance Moy flaslem Hlih School. Dorla Cald, aprlnl lunbt llhom ewe, ■teady. 18 wa1 51, the offering $14. 30. well and Wllbur Robinson were Jot choice and tlfime ID lb spring GOOD TIP FOil MANY Al the c).,. cl Sunday School anduale■ from this «1111111unlty. mba IO.OO, other good and Former Preaidenl Eisenhower, w h o election of cllicen wa, held U Pvt Robert RoblnlOll of Fort la hasn't had to drive his own car for many follow,: Adult elaA teacher, [Iola Knox,· Ky,, m,. horne on u week's choice 17.00.18.00, cull to choke ■hom twOI 4.1111-• 00. year,, uy, be'• a little afraid he mtcht Taylor, 111111..nl Eleanor Boyla; leave. YOUII Park b■ Nell I , Adul l teoc r ie , bt Inclined to daydream when he 1e11 Mr. and Mrs. William Shay and family of Ce••on visited h<r moth, behind the wheel. er and ■tster, Ethel and Mae LinBut If be j111t crabs the wheel with lit Taylor and ...._ _. ...., Swarts ue1I- thlcum DIIVll'l'ICD I'll INTICKl:lft _• SUnd■y • both hands and keep, looking ahead he t■nt; Busy - clw, Theim■ tn:IOII M.UON UM d Jlenderaon teacher, Llnl"'. Gaul, Tom Haye, spent the weeken 11...,. ..,.11 .,...,.,. probably won't bave any trouble. .' Cradle Roll yet to be at hll old home at Stewart, Ohio. Pabn.tiH 1 .,..,Hoa •at•P' �• umtant •a1t•1 "Ulhll•"'"' 117 n..nu OIi.in And he'll be !fl!Veral ufe leaps ahead Swarts tuclter Doria' DOiinger JohD Humphrey and famlly of Ila, IIIK'll-■l� It- PGnmo,. r.o•,ant · 1a■111.., Offloe pDOIW wv a11t of those all-too-numerous driven who aa.. n••l .... , .• Cr·�'. - n.uu T"� lo be• Dayton apent a few day■ with the ot1.1o •�on1 ◄Ucrt•I """'' Wt -t-tt• ' f 1\u am..,. Guthrie George Sunday u lNftftCI ftUI iuw.. .. drive with a fln1er or • wrlat, drape 1n named· aecntary -of Nini RoblnJGn with Abna Helen Findling of Columbu, vis- :_10� tile 911.. •• at PelMl"Q arm out of the window, and chatter con• wlltanl: treamrer, Her- tted her mother, Iva Findlin&. and' 911�:.�• 'if1::t1.�N-•f:=atanlly whlle lookln1 everywhere but at Swartl., Llbrartam, Suale Mr brother, Rul!lll!ll. ffllll Taylor: •11t1 ""· Nn TMt CM, 111.. ,..._ .Jlllnfl HIN' f'lell\l..,.. the ro■d. ,.,_ : Roll Mr. and Mn. Dorr WhlUall,I; wa. .� Barbare ,.., H•-� .......... ••h 11••b.,■,e.rl..,. , ,.,,,...... • tMlt, C ON ,.., 111• Nnae. •' .... a.t'IIMI• tall. s.ndra Swartz·' Uaben' have moved back to thtit farm Dalb 9"""' llll.. .. .... Olarllt Taylor 111d T1lrrJ SwarlL hen. Mr. and Mra. lllchard Spell, ,.. " "' ,._ _••• ,..11..... - ... lo .... .. ' ... " --.re W_... � weN held •I elf and 1011 mned L-..L tnu, v---,, -'"--"'"' 11.00. a, rqdf .... ,.,. •• wllb a... CoNI'• -· - .., lbe Boy• ,■nn . • - - - -,� ''1'111 ...,,_ taf Lift." 1.-2. WWt■m &warts, Mr. and Mra. - ., - •ft '"' ROJtJ swarts and 1■m u, o1 cana1 h Ev Time Sunday bJ pl.- for Porta Rico Wlnclieller called .., Mr. and Mn. where ha wm ■pllid a two neb Omits o. w.... .., their way to SAV, ELMO•• vacation with hi■ 11111, Allan, who the cemetery 8unday momlnJ. WILL ',tlll ­ II ■tatloned then wtlh tho! U. 8. Mr. .,.i Mn. Seel O'Bl'len of Caltll IIIG, calve, ltltl; llauptu ,IN 'IMli 1MBiioc:jt Navy. IALT fllLII AIMIT Columbul ,lilied Mr. and Mn. ,teen and h<Uen ocllve, illlady: I ,.WAV f/ Mr. an4 Mn. llalph Warner ud Harry OUlhril - the -k end. cow■ fully steady; bulls llllady; lamUy lpa,l lul 'l'lluradiy In Red _,. and ·holr.., two loadl """"• ole1ted 1111 piNnll, Mr. •IIRJna Mr and Mn. J1m11 A. mixed l)OOd and choice IGD-tm and Mra, Carl WUMr. Diehl, Sr.; M■r llyn ....-., lb llNl'I ■.-.tlO, - ' p,d llr. and Mra. Oielier ltoulh Cincinnati, and BW roai-. our 1000 lb ■.-■; lol 111d 1111111:, of Lebanon, v1r11n1■• Huntlq1m. •llllln& Mr. and Mra. around • 1, .,..,_ ■.tlO; ,.., - Yleltlq hl1 mothw, Mra. Dm>ald "°llelllllll Mr. and lfn. dllea ood 11.IIO-Ol.,O; ODW1 14.0. Ciarlollo llaull,. Jac:k Fowlar, Pt. �. ylaJI,. 17.IO; J bulll ,.___oo, ...i.ra - Ll■h ,I ._ lo ..,...s. Inc Mr. and Mn. Roubeol Slew• Midy. lllp flCIOd .,.i oholco 11'.0I -Ina -1 doyt Ill Lflllo, cim, art; Mr. and Mn. .IGbn ff■al. .a, oo l)OOd k.111-11'.tlO, llandol'<I Mr. -..... 11r. .i 11n. Mlln ..... mact. a...11ttoa. . 1111 _. 4•,linr .... w11 - ..., Mn. 8. F. Board; Mr. nd ..,- ID Lb bJ 111r ........ Mn. Andnw Knopp, Colmnbul: Hop BIO· l,,,Di llill � ' tnll, Mr. ad Mn. L. E. PwaD Tht>mu Byan, Sprlngllefd, Ohio, 111d llilo ..U.O, •IHdJ lo IS hip ,1a1t1n1 Mn. - Byan. •• lol■r trade el\)w wtUi clea.• cl Pt. Plaual. OllCt 1-npl■le bui 1lllllllJ Ill pwrl C 11 J■m Mn, ■ durlnl Mr. and 'fl!lllnl II ,_ "'!"""I - lb; - -'Y Ibo over vlalled Colwnbu■ cl U.. •n�rll ..i ....._ lilt l IIMIIJ; ,.,..,. 11 1-1 111 1> borFr■nll , r l■lb■ 1111111 11111 ..- with lier 1 row■ .,.i l!ilb t•.-. - 1-1 11111', io- - Mr. ...i Mn. - 11arr11. � ■' 87ZI ,._ .t1111111 Mr. Mn. PhWp V•�· 1orm, 1 H - I> lT _ll-17.'II, _,,_ - _ Ill.. •-�....... .__ a MrL Adlai U....: Mr. ..i •IJ - w-. loll • 'Jtan. 11...1'.'11 lar 1111 11 --� ad WaWII 8. .... Poup- doy for . 1A1it 11■rf l'la,tda, Ne. I 1111-ffl lb 11.71-17,11, .... i;.,. , N, .Y. . -- Mr. Mid wb1r■ ... w111 - 1Nr - llo. I - I> II.II;- t.a �, 1M lllr 1"91 ,.., -.i11t, • ,... flM out Mn. rr.1 ....,.., llr, .. M11, rib i,,. b,.i,..d .;.i,. 11 ■tallaood -- .. - If.II, H ... '' � ... ., Ill" I, 11.11-HJI, few - • II; &vi D11111, a. ...... W, Va., al Ibo Bllllard Nnal Side Glances . 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid leport, 0., June 3, 1981 BY PETER 11080N Fractured English ' - Latin America Now Has Everyone Co fused cer. Encouraging is the intensive re­ search deviled to these diseases, to the writing composltlon I• vital lo command of the subject. Still, only 2 of every 5 colleges demand ol prospecthe teachers that they complete advanced composl• lion cour111. Obviously, &ood eroundlnc In Ena IIsh comes at the elementary levels , But a fourth of all elementary teachers are not evtn collece craduatet, and their own lfHP of English ls often sorely li­ mited. Even If our En1li1h teachers 1eneral­ ly did have solid tralntna, they are to­ day v111ly overloaded with work. Their clasaes are too ble, they have loo many of them, and too much added duly. En&­ llal, students heed to write much more than they do. But the teachers In m01t ■chools haven't the 1 1 m e lo read, let alone criticize, any additional -wiltln& ef• lorta , To ll&bten their load means to llnd more teachers, and the En1Usb 1peclal­ lst, say demand already outruns supply by 27 per cent al the hl&h kbool leveL With the crush at the acbool doora 1ett1n1 1teadlly heavier, better teacbln& of ln&lilh would ■eem to be at the very core of th11 country's "educational problem." ■r WASHINGTON COLUMN Based on expectation of life at birth, persons born in I 9 I I could look forward to only 46 years of Ufe. The baby bom In 1900, by compari■on , his a Ufe eipec­ tancy of 70 .6 years. That's a gilt of 24 years of life, fired progress was interrupted. in the crucibles of science and wrou1ht SilJllftcanl benelic!arlea of mortality on the a n v 1 1 of the public', sreater eduction are tho11 In cblldhood and health knowledce, r early adult life. In the 1-t 11e IJ'OUP, for illltance, death, have been cut more NEW BOOTLEG ITEMS than 80 per cent. Counterfeit a n d 111b1tandard dru&• Of note are the meaD1 by which pro­ are fioodln1 the country, accordlnJ to gre11 bu been achieved. It retlecll ad­ the Food and Drue Admlnlmatlon. The vance1 In medicine, public bealtb and fut-buck boy, b■ve moved In, boolle&• the aeneral standard of Uvtne. Medical Cine barbiturate, and other drup In 1eience and an Informed public have strona demand. To pard public health, combined to dnstlcally reduce tubercu­ the moat drutlc action po■lible should losis (22& per 100,000 In 1911; S per be taken to bre■k up thla new and vlcl­ 100,000 In 1900), pneumonia and lnflu• oua form of racketeerln1. enza, communicable chlldbood dlae-, COLOll,Kl!YED CURRENCY? pollomyelltla and maternal mortality. Com11 now I govemmtnl llud:, ol Cutlnl a pall over thll otberwlae ro,y whether we 1houldn't ton ''lone 1reen," outlook IN the sreat klllen: coronary for money, out of our voc1bularlt1. Ir, and other beart di1111e1 and cancer. The Jull poalble that ■ome future day may former account for more deatba than see u1 handling currency In ■parl<llnl from •II other cauaea combined. MaU1- bu11 - blue l0-1poll, red llvH, creen nancl11 rank ■econd. onKol11r bill,. Whlle the Treamry pon• lncreue, have been noted In the In­ ders, why not also devise ways of makcidence of both heart dllluea and can- 1118 blU1 llick to our fln1ers a bll lon11r7 The head ol the physics department of a major university, wbo presumably mlpt prlu aclentlf!c tralnine for bis ,tudent, above all, says flatly: Enallah la the moll Important mbject In !be entire cour11 of study." You could eet a ,trong aecond from dozens of men of 1lmllar statu1 In the teach,na of science and technical ■ub­ jects. Yet the evidence ii plllne up that l!ngllab i. amon1 the wor1t taueht sub­ ject, In United Statet acboola. And this at a time wla the need for people who can read and write well Is greeter than ever. FIiiy yea,-, 110 juat a third of our la· bor force needed the 1kllla of lan1ua1e to perform adequately. Today the pro­ portion 1, a ball of all workers, and the rlu 1011 0n. RectnUy a MldwHlern unlverally complained that too many of the hlih achoo! t1ud1nt1 II received were Ill-pre/ pared In En1llab. 11'• a common sory. A thu111pln1 majority of United State, col­ le&H ba,e to ,tve remedial Enell,h cour­ "'• at a total annual coat of ,10 million, lo try lo wipe out the deflclenclea. And they art not too 1ucce11lul. Turn lo the Enlllah•leacnlne •xperta, however, and they quickly aaaert that tht blame belongs not ao much on the 1tudent, 11 on the teachen - and the ,y,tom which producea them. Whlla lht National Council ol T11ch­ er1 of En1ll1h say, "every subject ,ut­ ter■ unle11 ln&lllh II tau&ht well," the painful fact of the 1ltuatlon In thl1 lield •u•Httl lbat the prevalent view Is: "Any• body cen teacll En1llsb." From 40 to 60 per cent of the English t1u1ht In Junior and senior hi11h schools la taulbt by teacbefl who lack the mini­ mum tralnln& required for a ''major" In the IUbjecl. Mo■t 1ppral11r1 of the lield think 0 Mc£ '• '· ....... ,.-.• . , ·�,._"' . \, t • , ·, ; l�.f.'lo.\ , ·T l , , . - . � \t• ...,:.:;• r , r ,,. . �--1 " � ..,., '. . . - �-� ' >"\ . ''""'· � ' '· .• • � ' . , ,, ' . ' • ' ' _' � '(, 1 ' , l• ,. '• . . .. , •,�� '(,, . , h , "! ,."( • • I t•.-1:of'" • ·;\ ' ' 1 .......... ,.... W:1111,..,. lonnen You can make lum""" lo random, automatic handling of for a baler a11tom­ ..,n,,. bllea,. ther.'1 .lnereui,._ demand .. � ' .. ) ' ·. ' ! ,\ < 1 ' - to.Ill the trend, ■ccordln& lo FlJLTON·THOMPSON, New lfol1■nd dealer In Mefcl COuillJ. 1 '.NN Hollutcl •ti· tile pace Jn Ui11 trend with it■ CORIINlct ll'IJUner N b■IIT," Aid l"ULTON•TIIOIIPSON who will oell the ad 111t1dline esdusJve)J hi tbi1 area. J'Ult ln&rodUCN .tbll 7eu, the new Hullner ta citied 1'com• . ,-ct" becaaae W1 lower,· 1borter and more maneuvenhle--the NIM: .feat\lnl many automobile � loolr: for. And it malr:es <Gmpool bil-ill euy-to-"b■nclle 12-by-18-lncb mo, ■nd lencth• nni&ui, - ll te 48 lnehet. 1 -n.. ..,. Compaet •· hu uckuln Tele-Flow meallll'ed feed­ lnl,"'rut.TON-THOMPSON 11ld, "md the Hlll4J kind of qualli, and eo11nllienee fe_aturel- found OIi other Hutinen." •1111,-111, really bl.I new1 11 fu •• I'm eoncerned ii the price," FllLTtlN•THOIIPSON emph111zed . "You cm buy a Compact 611 wllll B■ le-'l'hronr for no more than you'd pay for m1ny baler, alone... FIJLTON•THOIIPSON JIOintod out that the Compact 611 11 an­ other eUlllple ol a machine that fits Into IDle1Hled, usen>bly line pnid-iona l■mUlor lo other illdUltrle■ and now com­ Ille Into i� owa In fll'l!)Ut(, on veal calves - � CA LY I TA • YE�LER All Types, Chest & Upright New Freezers As Low As s· •W• Fi1111nce • W• Deliver 100 Miles ew. S..ice • W• Tr-. FREE le. c...m -Olhr With All ,_, ancl RelrJ...-..... . . . ! -I .. I .... I • ·j ' �, -,,,. '. .! �·---·-•· ..... ,.._,. ...... .. +ftJllbOP -.,� �-"i,.: -· - ":'". ,. • - :. • "--Dity Sentinel,"Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0., June 3, 1961 , THE .,,, - \ -4 -r� ,- _...,. •-• • _ ,. • .... .. - .•..♦.•... T'.---.....-... . .. Rains Force Game Postpon ements - --- • /High Scorer �vo Shootin� g I SPORTS DESK I!,,JJ" e Hemsley Featured In Recent P•1ttsburgh press sect1on • t Camp J gt n J unt1n on I ij I s one 9.10 /°: II A I I I 5h I I FR ACTURED STEAL • I I ,zed E/ Stob t Moves Up To ob • Of Mt Vernon Gnd COach r---::::;;:::�-� b/ Wee/cen d f,s• h,n • g Favora e -,��,�;:::�;;:;m ;:e:i ====;.� �!t�utgh � In Most Ohio Area Streams : 'l3D SIAN INGS °': I I *' 13!!1 ..! tu�,.,,. O •• CHAMPIONS s-c1wa, Proved • or Tumpike Safety H O S T. e $99.95 -- and Buy Now -· 3,1911 515.000 5,1151) 3,800 351,0INI 490 460 90 90 80,600 31 ,200 - 78,000 30,400 2.600,000 390 I I ' t ♦ • I $1 ,99 2,600 2,600 71,0INI THE SHOE IOX lllle Ille llll.lor C!laa of 11111 toll on tho port of tlmm. Added to Ille """" In talm ilhoUld Ill tl10II ltnohing pedOllrl1111, blrycllltl tralu, etc.: 7.900 ldlltd. 478,000 lnlllNd. Nono of these tras•�I• wai Almoat all of lbem °""1l1'l'ld lleoaua of ne,U1tnce, care­ Mrsn 111d lndl&ruce. Data from Travelora lalunlict Compula. rnv. ,1emen�- I .. TENNIS OXFOID Pt. Pleasant News Notes t , 215,800 A delicious roast betf dinner of Mason, a member o( the Clua Florist for the beautiful Dowen. Fry, Jr., Elizabeth Click &!ton. was aerved to 295 per,ons at�- or 1904, recelved a gift for Ming Table Commit' ' 'arjorie Ba- Edward Ryan, Ch�lea F. Knopp, ing the annua_l W� High lhe oldest member present. The tey Ho(fman, Ruth Roush Ryan, Mina Lewil, BW11 Cartwright School Alumm AilOOLatton ban, youngest was Ruth Ann Scarber- Joyce Rouah Carson. Hayes, James OJehl, Janice Nichquot Saturday night. The banquet ry of the CIH, of 1961. DecoralJns: Dwight Sayre, 'l'·m olaon, Marjorlt Clark Walburn. was served in the new c '�teria Mrs. June Spencer Roush of ScBlly, Kathleen Grinatead Rouib, Clean-up: Janlee Nichobcm, Ml• by the Athletic Boostera C' · Poughkeepsie, New York, reeelv- Mildred Roush Fry, Maxine Jew- no Lewil, Kathleen Grimtead James Stewart of Mason was re- ed the girt for having traveled the ell Miller, Mr . .and Mra. Harold Rouah, Tom Scally. elected as pn!sident '"llowing the greatest di1tanct. Mr11. Margaret ---=-'-----,=:-,,:------'-,-..,,..-'----.;__:_;___ banquet, Other officers named Dickens Kincaid of Point Plea,were a!l follows: John Hortman, ant, received a gift as the n1em. New Haven, vice president; JoAnn ber with the most children. THREE BOUND TO TF.ACIIBR TO Justis I Mason, W. Va., seer '.ary The minutes of last year•• ban• MABON GRAND JURY A'l"l'IIND lNSl'ITIJTE and Mrs. Eliiabeth CIlek Bo.sIon quet were read and un, .._ tre■1Urof Letart, W. Va .. trea!IUrel". Miu er's report wu given by JoAnn PT, PLEASANT - 'l'bJft men Pr. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ruth I - 1ah Jene P •uell f N ·• -� ;ven, Ju9tls. 'Itie nomination report waived hearinp tnd were bound Rhoades, a fint crade teacher at W. Va., an active teacher at Wa- was given by Mre. rda Yeager to the ,rand Jury OJI charges of North Point Pleuant G r I d e -•d yeRrs, Diehl h ama for some 1h irty uu forgery wna:1 �- arrcu� _,_, be!ore School, tw been selecte-1 to atwho is retlrlng from the teaching Reuniona of the clu• of t9D, Ju,tice of Peace A. M Goodwin. tend 8 1even weeks French Jn. profe111don as of l'·fs year, was a� 190 and um will be held next The three charrfecl with forg•l'V stitut.e thlt IUIIIDlel' 1t t11,t Uni• • -, · porn · led as elM.t • -rdlnAwr •- of l'Uumn " I year. Charlet: F. Bates and Ralph Ble... venity of North Carolina at Affairs. The gym wu decorat,d In • ting, wbo _. oommi!IAld to lbe Cit,. I Hill. '!1ila i '.ilult ii one Tabloa '"'.''" very attractively rose garden theme with the wallt unty jail co in U.. cl 11000 1Nmd1 of aeveral bem, condfll?le\\ µnder decorated m rerl and while, the being covered with red rambling to ,ppe ar at o September tonn pMV"iL,, of tha Natlm.al Dt, school colon. A.rrangements of ro1es against a white bat½, of rand Juryth,lid Thoma, il reo.. Educatlon et to Improve g A W t Nd carnations and white daisies ground. The fal,e ceiling consllt- SOO bond. l f • foreip IIDguaae 1-acbin& in Ute were uaed u center pieces. 'Mle ed of mint green and white ttt1pe and MCODdt -� --.-r, ■ehool. napkins which were while wllh a paper streamers and wu etntef.. Alfred E. Cato wu fined tu wi red tnoc'ripllon. and the programs ed with I circle of mulllple col- 111d CON on char... cl rocklooa �-�"" ll begin OIi June on 11 Auau,t JS. and favors, also In ,.., and white, ored ro,es hanging beneath the drlvq; RaleJgb llouah, $10 and ..,. COIis._ improper puina; Donald Mn. Rboldea wbo It a gradadded to the antllng. Oood-llght ·Hed and while eandle, were The band waa centered belwa,n � Poll, 110 and -• fall- ualo of 1'Grrla llaneJ Collqe placed al Intervals on the bibles. four rooe ""' wflh lbe llaga cur- ure lo have "11iclo undw eontrol baa - 14achinll • claa In Baskets or red carnations and tain as back.ground. Glittering Clrroll Fltber flO ,nd coa. _. l'rencll to a group of thlrd • n d white gl1dlolu1 wen, ploced al slara we,o used above tho band. oault and battery1 Bn,ou Glov, fourth grado puplfl at the Nol1J, the center of the cafeteria. 'lbe word.I "Graduation Memo-- er, Henry McDaniel. Theodore Pl Pleuant tehool the ■econd Serving u loasbna!lter waa Tom rles'' in glittering red 1etten Smith, flO and a,,ts each oo eemester th.It year. Scalfy of Mtddlepor� Ohio, vice agaln,I Iha background of •hlto harge, of lnl4Xlratlon: il11am _____ W c pal, S10 president ol the A"""lallon. The waa uaed ae""'a lbe fnml of tho L and <Oil■ fllllnt lo P1Z '.&\NT VALLEY R08PITAL . welcome waa giv�n by J�es stage. with mf-,Jature dlplom11 illd ii& of ay 'Jb)m •� AD:.tl1'1'.1!D: Mrt. George : r t y w 0 stewart, pr..klenl. The invocal•on and gradualin_g capo. The tableo ID lachood CON CrllbliM, ()ak Bill : lira. z-_ 0 and · B 1 , , S wa, given by Mr. Donald Fogle were covered m white with cenler d lq left of ..,..,. Homan ell Rlffle, Leon; Clar■ Jluagrm,, rlv song, a former teacher and prln- pieces of balloon,. clpal of Wahama Hlgl, School. In- Th, foyer wa, u,ed a, a lounge Robert Nea1, 1bomaa • A lf r • d pt, Pleuant: Mn. Jama Baird, duded on the procram Wt!l'l!I \rOCal with the furniture being provided Paltm John R. Doyle• flO Od Galllpolla·' 14n. Ray CIiio' Rav, tDIWOOd. ooloo by Sheldon Rousb, Elaine through lbe """""' of u., Ma- COiia ' ,ptedlnf. Jolin Carroll, Jonl1111 Comer DISCIWIGED· 11n. Hediort Sayre and Beverly Rouab. Mlsa 1011 FnllluNI Compan;y. and John C. Smllb, 125 and COiia �� daupter' ViDtoa : Naney Armalrong presented a pl- Preotdent Stewart wlshee to exta, plata; -ant ••w ...,. ol 11r• and lira MO aolo. prey '· · lh,nu and appreclalklll ah, no There were 41 classe!I represent• to the following commlttM llllfflo Richard tee Duncan, e10 a n d Harold WIDniDp, New Kavin; ed at the banquet with that of bera for making lhf, year'a ,... co,ta, no 11..,,.., Mar- lira. LeGII - and daollblar. 19'2 havinll lht moat member■ quel and c!,ince a great .,,...... loo Leg, '10 and cells, filhiD& Galllpolla; Owen Call. Galllpolll; present. Mrs. Mars,,ret B!etner He alto wfahes lo thank lhl>ot Gonion. Chaab!N: lira, · J'randl w._ a U...... Guy wn,.. and dauihlet, Ma- :.ai Sand Hlll Road. ''Let 's Dance TO LEARN" :;!:t.� 1;n._: :� : �;.M;· }-;,";;_:�:; � .f: continuing unlil s p.m. There wtll be prilet or hami and merchandile. Participants are asked to brina their own gun. shells w ill bl furnished. Proceeds from the ma� will Uled to purch■te urufomu or the Little Lea� team ,pon. sured by the Lion!! Club. :e "' 1 Irene Swisher. Hot dog1, punch, home-rr.ade Ice cream and cab wett served to the group, Mr. and Mn. Lloyd - �-·!!h. Jr. and daughter of Columbus w,re Sunday gutsts of Mr. .Jnd M1 s. Lloyd Roush, Sr. Mn. J H. Shamblin and Gary Shamblin spent a day at Franklin with Mf!I. Nonna Sh.1.nh lin, tarry and Terry. Larry graduated- from hi;h achool Tuesday evening. M and M Fl d Th"'TIIS of . st �ete bu n F: - are VJSITInt! ·lat.iv rs fr �s . . . II v1s _ ::___ reJ lffl Jnvmas of c,al ilom1a . .. . ,ting re1al.Net and nends nere. Mn. Harokl Mack, Mn. Fred Macl: antl Mn. Everett• Long t Ho Coun il a u.nded lbe Wedneod me �y. mee 1111 at Rodney, Kl'WANIANS ENTEltTAtNED .PT. Pl.EAShNT - 1be loc&I Kiwanis Club wu entertained by Capt. and Mrs. Billy Bryant, former local J'llident& and lntemaUonaJ entertainer•• at their reau• lut night at the Moose home. The Bryant, entertained with their acellent re..J .,.._..ire of show• boat IQllgl and patter. Capl an1 Mrt. Bryant hava apant lbe winwr In Florida and will •,,ve soon Gtmumy where they wUI c,,nfor n their' tertalnin lto C, and B111 Smith, soo of K,· U 1r en •In I and ag wanian A. Dewey Smith , aUtndv 1.a': the IOD -law ■n d diu h-• ed the meetmg. ter and family• Mr. and Mrs. Ja. Henicl, who .,. alao entertain­ en In tho Eunlpun thealNI and cluba. 0. C Hall, preoldent, p:eoidod during 1be bualneu meetJna. Sbtr­ wood Colten was the program cllalrman lo, lbe -lq . A report wu &ivtn m the klwanil spomored Shawnee 4!'imming pool which opened lhla -1<. Thirty Kiwaoiana and peata, Dr. l)8D r.Iaumu, Lcoo Puts. Jack llurdetlt ol Wuhingtoa. D. :J• r. Summer Enrollment Starting In: e Tap BEGINNERS INTERMEDIATES ADVANCED • Acrobatics e Baton Twirling Also Summer lallroo■ Class Now Enrolling. Course Includes: eCh11 Ch11 Cha eRhumbt • Tango eWaltz e Fox Trot •Jitterbug e Polka Meigs County School of Due1 l!nrell now by stepplnt In at Mr llud&. at • • • POMEROY 1 18 w. sicOND ST. OHIO -Un, oper-•• Art Course Being Continued Thro Swnmer �� :ro.��-­ lnMason County's Adult Education Program ro�� � � I t I '!be Alt Courao, lnlroduced lul term • part of tho M= County Adult 11:docallon gram II _, the RM>III JIOPl1lar al Iha school. To satltfy u., demaDcl for addHfooal coune■ of thfa fne Iha aclloo1 la oontlnulo& art - clurlnl the sum• mer. In lhlt <OU1'III atudenta wIU learn .. IIP,OII lhemaelvto tl>nJqh tho mtdhml ol water color, pe:11 and chan,oal abtch Ing. '!'ht ...... will alao iDclude -poeltlon and pfdorial detlgn laodscape palntbl& flture dlon Md color o-y_ Studenlt wiII oll<od - once a -k for lhreo h o u r , ad. OnlJ a -0 nplrtlfoi, r. from 6 p m. lo 9 p.m. llartmg le _,,. to - iD I b 1 . Jime 6. Tho """"" w,D eouno. lut fifteen weelt1 ml all clu,- lleJjllnltlon for Iha .....,. will q WUI be ileld al !ha Point Plea- ho held llandq � June 1, ant Sealer High Schoo� - 7 p.m. lo t p.m. tho Pl. Mr. Jack Put, Polnl Pin■¢ P1euaa1 - High 8dlool. conunercial artill, will bl the � __..., wtll b-, evallabl, cluring n,fllratlilll lo lnstruclor. No hlltloo � II nqult- au proopocllvo lludeata. Pro, -.,, PIA NOS ewu11.m11t elALDWIN t1111 OTMI■ PAMOUS IILUIDI where your dollar buys MILES more and Save I'" 1,001.000 174,21111 Wahama B anquet, Dance, Rep orted Eventful soc1•al success I I NYLON $1 .00 MORE per :r1RE WILLIAM-SON OIL CO. 10,970 5,170 Injuries In 1960 were 7 per cent above 1959; dutlul ln1!1'8118d bJ I per cent Total deatlll were 38,000; lnluritl, •,078,000. Table above. $3.84 per gal. I P1non1 lnjuNCI IIE&l>LY ll!!CKONING-More deadl7 and mueb - futile 1111n 1DJ war this nation has fou1ht In, llaughter on the hJCbwa,s lul_ 1e■i alone. killed or lnjul'fid more than 3,118,000 men, women ind cllildrtD. 100% "RX INTERIOR WALL i alLING PAINT ■ EirCleding 1pNd limit On wrong side of road Drove off roadway Did not ha,, right-ol -wa, Reckless dri,ing Failed 111 1ignal and improper 1ignaling Passing on wrong 1id1 Cutting in P1111ing on curve or hill Car nrn away-no dri,er Miactllane011s TOTAL COLOR- H U E King Builders Supply Co. J 2 10 ·:!3 N. W. COMPTON, 0•. D. P1noa1 Killed 9 MAX WARD Head Coach • R g n s Af J k HS • 1 I II • ��.:..IILJ:..-=.':!" � .; rood, .,., "" be � a fol1 rt placed dJrectJy aa tbl In !ht. l'erhaJ)I one ,. f the eecrets t , time. To .tart the (ire pile l successful ouldonr cookizl1 11 ha�- briqueu III a py:·.amw:l lha pe an■' hol coa s Corn....n-tb&-mb it bJ.. - ier done on � ll'ill II It � lng a "Jua,t right'' Hre. CharCRI pour a lffllll M10URt of odorle..11 . lira &JV. COil1a Ihat art bol for )jghtJng fluid on them. Let !hem quickly on the �.ot tGl.ll. r IJ8. quitt I lane Orne and dwy 11-JO It.and far 3 or • mfmrtn to le, hambur,i:tt, potatoee and dlQ: tM !ightln,: flldd JOU In. "nlftl en art eumplH ol otDer' food:I provide a iOf.ld evffl heat. ' ighl • he charcoal i� ready ti} tlLlt mav be C'IY.'ked in foll rOI" , ··- ,,., ., oriquets are "-·h &,l.ll"PI UU\ 1 l T tr)' b.tkm& �pp � 1.1diafactory. Lwnp& 811 more e,i , cook over when the briquet, '" de!l,ert vmsJve than briquet a. Which tv lump� are coated with a gray Mt'!al! are brnllf!d 1ft muct\ the er you u,e be ,ure to ■elect char Hh 'foke a poker ol long !iU:k aame way you oo them in t h j coal made of h,.rdwooda such as omd spread lhe briquel■ evm;y hrouer ol )'our ralJl.'41. Plitc1: thf hickory, oak. m:,plt. walnut anJ 1 over the botlom of lhe cooking meal S lo 8 inches lr,Jl'J'\ the bat bee<-h. Hard"'ood charcoab pr...- area. You want ,nough briquen toah. Broil U,e meat "8lll k II cluce a mJnlmurr of tputter. i to complir!e-ly ewer the eooki1� nlC!ly browned uo tine tide. Tuni ! and M?UOn U. b.--,.wned llkit .tti IOIOb and smell and they bum 11re<t. hot for a longer period of time " You are now rt:ady for eooldnic I, 11ll and peppn- Cook. then. te • b • n choee wde from I o f t If you abou.ld cetd more char deilrtd de,ree of donentu. woods. When buya,g, be JUre � coal during cookinl add ■ o m e[ To �arbecue :i meat meant • buy • bag m■Tbd "htirdwood"' , briquets lo the edp about I\ a,o1: � oY':" an open fire ao4 rather than one marked "mixe--J minutes before rHded and aftff bute it with a barbecue AUN II has begun to Lum feed it ut.o u 1t COOU. You need I Rood bed · NOOCU" or "plcnV: charcoal." " bot coal,. 11le meal llhoukl _be Start I charmal fire at Jea,-t: the firt. one ball an bout before cookir.g 'nitre are threr main �:- turned often and IWabbed wit.It ---------- l ods of cooking ou1doon _ 1 1 , lbe aouco. A cL?ao clllb - • in ro..i (Jt broiling meab and 13, a clean cloth w1ippN GD the barbecuing meala. If you c a n GI of I loq llidt IDIJ Ile ,_ IY KATIE LONG wait you may h.ave I stew which for app!JiDg tbe Illa to t � I Mr. and Mn Wilbur Asl:!cy, may tm several houri. flMn � meat. and Mr. and Mr1. Jamts .uhley mune tUing fryirlA pans a:nd oth­ a n d family of Dunbar, wa r e er utffle:WI you can oook • 'J o u Girls' J\)Ht.1 or Mrs. G.orge Shamblin would on your r,ll'lge at home. and family, Swid.ay. Mrs. How When L11ing foil. � 1ure it ,� ard Wllson and family or Middle- bea'vy-duty. Plare the food in VMt Cw;hioned Intole. port, allo v isited Mrs Sh,rnbl ln. centtr of a piett ot foil that Lt Tapered Toi. 8111a t-10. Rev. and Mrs. Sherley Wood.s large enough ta make teCUn! and Mr. and Mrs. James Frogle wrap. Bring tw'.> opposite ends cl of Maryrviilt visited "latunb,y the foil together over the food with Mr. and Mra. Ric�ard Rw- Make sure tht enda meet evr.• �u an / CeCe. ly. Holding the- ends togethe:-. Fridav guesu of Mr and i\1rs fold them down �l an inch. George Gardner and Linda were Then fold them again as mary MIDOLll'OIIT Richard Rupe and HarrilOJI Scott times as necessary to fit mugly of Zanesville. Those who were at tht !Mme of Mr. and Mrs. Ura S'A.'lsher. Sunday, May 21 to celebrate Mr. Swlahtr's 50th birthday wer.. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ennan SwlJlher. Mr. IT'S FUN and Mn. Daniel Swilber, Danny and Su,an, Mr. 11111 Mrs. Ho•tie I -··�·: . ·, "•{ 5 6 Pt. Pleasa n t Nat've D'1 es • I n H05p1tQ ONE •• " -- 1 , ,�'"".. l A ' r,For;;�h;·Good ·-��;�:·Outdoor ,�·��•-01· Cookin -s�;��s '���{�;�:�:a ! For $23,000 'Court' w':n GRAND RAPIDS, Mic-h. fUPI I and play against the Harlem Sat1 commented frttly that he is play- Pomeroy squad seemed quite al appearancts as they did 2S t'1 Former baksetball star Clarence ellit.es, a team 01.1.'ned by HasberBy BOB WJNGtfl' More raw)' weather today prob- Ing ··fine ball'' and hope the good pleased at the 1howlng o ( Terry 35 yearli ago. Actual)�, we aee 1 Bevo J Francis hoped to acore 11 ry. 1 ably caused postponement of the showing continues. Ohlinger the other evening. Ter- l aomelhmg much moni unport.ant $23, 000 court victory today 1gain.1t F'ranrla ,akl ln !ad, however, High School Swnmer League 1 Out Bedford way, accordin11: to r-y went in and oltchecl a couole to overall recreation - hun� sports promoter Ted Ralberry of h@- was the aole all-star and t hat game scheduled for lhiJ afternoon reports. C'Urnballing pitcher Dick of nice innin11.s, lhou�h it was his of young people , . ages e�ght Grand RapidA. l for a time on the tour he rei;rult1 lhrough 17·18, pl ayrng organized at 2 30 on the Pomeroy Panther Wei IA hH made fine appearances first game of the year. g.g By Chet Tannehill \ ed hla te�mmates from the !!: ands th . o lng field against a scrappy Middle- m both games so far this year. Terry was a clever Pony Lcague 1 b1:1seb.ill _ under re�ponsible adult . Fran.:,Is e r u I and surroundlnp: 1-olleges. tio n _w b ht. Ut� ;t" Gsen: port team. He pitched a four-hit 11:ame pitrhtr of three seasons ago. and supervuuon . r c l Wher1 the called-for paychec11:i'I 1 "' 1egeg Lnw• naCt-1 ona 1 prom1 Oh 10 l Co1""' -� ft.:,.,'i: ..,¥ ...., ·'"""--2,4w ...,, ..,.• .,. ..,..,,.,._..,....,_____ •- _ r One player on the romcroy agalnst Rutland tutu ro.,, I ols oI I _______ --·• ha1 ban�ed s ince l ht•n has a<11-• . . . 1. ·'tr•old . · · P"'' rmrnn•'" ' t he 2fl. ,ve• mence u.:::tw · een 1952-54. 18 su.ni;. stop,..,.,,1 squad recently has ('Orne into Of ('O()Pi(' , , " hts 1 out four hits already , one a pound, and he1ghth larg.::, a spent I Rasbr!rf1 for that sum to iettle ' giant said . he own as rar as hitting it con- l1omer. everyone knows of his skill on ! G 130 S 1 11. • track to amount of time t-ing •1 ol conlracl. cerneu. __, eutc-h A rtl\S, &Ofl or ex- or course, RacIne haa some ·, the hardw000 court , t I, an alleged breach ne so he oould telepho by rry Rasbe with sda ur a OVA star Roy Anns. broke inlo young High School Summer Baseball fans today may not 11:et i • l c Y T lymg he_ '11 had not r collect. The call!!: tost him mort Fran,,, w �� he . te,ti 11,, ,tartmg 11n,,,, ol Coach RIIS- Leagu, player, who are plent y "' ... mojor league dub, '" loc- . { e- In Ion dlsla,.ce ,oils Iha .. he gOl I ceived one of hill biw�kly $600 aell Moore's fiue baM!ball team tough for any team. There are 1 � •1 ,1o;,.,. '1oflOI l •""4<•11111Jf.lW!! / . �rn as a i,� rancis said. . I pay checks irnce April of 1959. Ill ret mld- way through lhe- schedule fi ve or sill boys on tht �am who j May 28 published feature The Pittsburgh Press on a P;· . Ill iry out Frklay'1 heny Ohio JUYer I { J . The giant cage atar 1aki_ be is cu_r- Next sea_'°". r11nr1� w . go·,ng will be only BOphomo-, UO:t: '"' next vaney 1onn p 1 •own com. in a Sunday section about f ormer p·t I tsb urgh Pirate base- lhi11 ,prlng and ha, C--n I rently living at Wellsville Oh\O ror the ctC\e I.:tnd pJpe rs ,., ,. the 11 I yea, whI"le another wi· 11 begin his I I Th e • house �f r ball catchers. It was one of those question and answer l'k . munlc aUoDI cable■ from Port■, e. h ". sketball . ' l League . e other mgh t against R arrne reshman year. T e San Fran� rsco Giants w I' on unemployment. compens�t ion. ' new American Ba . things. You're showed a bead and shoulders - in this u I ve a d • ked I th d" s c JspI ayed 1-l OU conrl ud a basebal l school 1:1 n d Accord ing to the Urms of the A co�1racl F· ra n _i case sometimes peel'ing through the guard bars of a Butch pounded out a triple t� I Larry Price. ready for high . � Da rY ;en:� , en:YI>' ' 1 1 ·1 a montho rIghi fle Id I hat ha d smoke ro11 ir1g schooI nut year, wit. h Wil I Ours. ' nalloaal Sport, £onraie. 1ryout ramp at 0wens- Ill"mo,s 1 contract between Francis a n d showo:u he w1 receive call"htr's mask, and �iven four choices of names of $I 600 iI he mak,s Repairs were eompleh'd y Glass Co. Field.' Hh A�e. and Stli Rasberry, the pla},er was to. form lY salar One panel has a d1stmctly familiar face to Meigs coun- from I�. The ball t�k one �unce Ted Ba_dey.' Bruce Beegle. Pea. � b t.e · ____ _the s b then hit the fence m deep right. nuts W1dtlme and a few other telephoue eompanle■ aboui tea called t e Revo All Star _______ t y basebal l fans. I a. Street. West. m Huntlilgton, w. \ a m Fact ls, if you didr't know bettc:r , you'd say it is Doug Butch. who bats from the port- Tornadoes. compri,;e a hard hit- m., tftO l■lf! to obtain detailiPd I Va. on June 11 ·1 nd 10. Two 14:i• • 1 H emsley of Minersville-Syracuse 20 years ago. And side , led the Pomeroy High School ting club that has already knock- re•ruu . sions will be tirld daily, begi:;eroy S Pom For ed aniz Org PT A you'd be half right, sir, because the picture is of the fa- squad In hitting thls spring with ed orf Pomeroy and Bedford. nlng at 10 a.m. mous Rollie Hemsley. Doug's brother, onetime Pirate a .3 18 average. His coaches have Manager Paul Kloes of the l•---------- 1 Speci a1 instruct ion will be glv I ementary C ,00 tro / " Cen New d. catche r, l_aler at Clevelan en for all pos.itbns, and practk� A PTA organizational meeting A brief talk on the new PTA The p1ctu�e appa�ently had �een taken f�om the games will be olayed. rif the P O m e r O y Elementary was given by Mrs. John Bentz of �ress's o�d files �or 1t showa Rollie sans face _ lines and Young players between 16 and School combining Sugar Run and zanesv!Jle, Southeasl Director of 1n the prime �f his gi:eat sports carreer. The likeness to the Ohio Congres sof Parents end r------,,,,,,.. �-- ,----, 21 years of age are invited. U 3 Central PTA wa.s . held Thursday brother Doug 18 startling. ced S ers who also Introdu Teach I . chool •• • . g000 Nmugh w •- = 1. giv- eve�lDI: .x-ntor H·1.,., prospect 11 at 1h e •• . :1lk1m B. Do"'me, Now . , • pres( · ' before You take breath to confralulate me for W1 ' Mrs. en a contrncl for profess1onnl auditorium. :scannmg such faraway news sheets as he Press, don L . 0 , Mrs. Jamea R . T"Ltus presided \ dent of the county Councr or • burai::u baseba11 , he w111 ue_ relDl Mrs C H 'Sis) Wise of Middleport was kind enough to . for expen�ee of attending . the at the meeting, which ope_ned 1 P��cnts and Teachers. , The by. maii a clip·p\ng of the feature to us. Thanks, Sis. c-amp, Brmg your oWTI uniforrn with prayer by the Rev. Wllltam la .\s for the new PTA \\ere read glove , and shoe� Baseballs and Roberts. Mrs. TitU! Introduced by Mrs. Roy Tracy, Jr., ar1d ac-Friday's rainstorm here merely underlined how weabats will be furnished. Robert Roberts. principal of Sug• cepted. ther can put havoc into baseball schedules. . Charles Fox, C:iant Seoul, will ar Hun School and Ralph Spen- Mrs. Beatrice Re'.nha_rl gave This week saw the opening of play for 28 orgamzed be instructor ancl Camp DirecWr. c-er, principal of Central School, the report of the �ommat1�g c�m­ youn� baseball teams. Postponements were caused by Jame9 Wtst is the area repre and they in tum introduced te.lch- mlttee afte� which nommat1on1 rain tn ail leagues. Middleport Boys' League got all ,ts games in. The JO clubs_ in Count,v play were to make _up sentative for •J1e camp. Write ers of their schools. Supt. Charles for e.ech office were asked from rainouts this morning 1n many instance s. Nuthm do�n . him at 200 RutlMge Road, Cha r Gibb.1 spoke briefly and stated the �oor. The secretary c-ast the the off1('Jfl Pony dates were rained out yesterday At least two h1�h teston, w. Va. , tot further infor Uuit Mr. Spencer would serve as ele�hv� ballot for Lo_hse, still h d: Harold wh Mrs. mclude weeken this ,� up made be to school and !)rincipal for the new school games were mation. if nee�. nuthin' doin'. Mr. noberts as playground su- president ; Mrs. James R. Titllli, first vice president ; Mrs. Donald pcn·isor and eoach. COMPETITION the since now that ed McKenzi e, second vice president: observ A local wag this week TUI...SA, Okla. .'JI - A loc <il L, N the in s bigwig the off Mrs. Charles Spenctr, recordin1 d Cincy Redleg s have knocke merchant conslructed -a hute to d procee will they place, secretary ; Mrs. Leon Md(night, and gotten a hold on first water tank near the shop where o. Chicag corresponding secretary and Mrs. lose its series with lafl-place he .!iella underwnl er breathing a John Werry, treasurer. Last ni�ht's 7� loss to the Chicubs made the predlC­ paratus so scuba divers can tee;: p I . 1 \ The officers we re installed by tion look like the best guess ol 196 th e equlpment. living are area,. Mrs. Bentz, who presented '1 pres. Cincinnati's !ans, legion in the Bend The movie at II theater acro�3 I ident's pin to the orga11izalio11 It up this season, so far. Other than the queshon of hoy, the street today is "Don ' t Gu PT. PLEASANT _ Mrs, Mary which will be passed on to eac.h new Panther-Yellow Jacke t footbal l coaches will do this s sport top the Near the Water.'• Autumn the Reds' summ er fortu nes is Ann Lewis 90 a resident of Bell- new president. rs. borde ' MeiRs ins'lde topic meade, died at 4:57 a. m. today ASSUMES NAVAL COMMAND Reds' fans will be satisfied - now - with nothing in Pleas.ant Valley Hospital. She A NEW IDEA ,oR A NEW EltA MANILA < UPI) - Rear Adm.. had been seriously Ill for the past Jess than a first division finish. Give them half-a-chance, David Welsh a!lsumed commn,d two months. and they go whole hog, the pennant, no less . or U.S. nava !forces In the Philip- M L rs. ewis wos born on May 30, pine, lodoy. 1871 in Jackson county, w. Va., i POLICY J ar the daughter o( the late Henry MEIGS GENERAL HOSPtTAL and Margaret Scantlin Barnette. COVERS ALL Admiss ions - None, She was preceded in death by tor Homeowneral Discharge, - Merlin Shivel- two husbands, Eph Herdman and • er, Pomeroy ; terry G.�rge, Ru�- David Reid Lewis. Survivors are Charles Ray (Chuck) Stobart, head foltball coacb Of land. Jon Webster. Rutland: Hat.- two daughters and a son, Mrs. th� SEO cbamplonshtp GAHS Blue DevU!, has been el Shlveler, Pomeroy, Je11111ie OJ· Lettie Doolittle of Bellemeade, named head tnd coach at Mt. Verno n (Ohio) high schoo l. er, Thornveille. Mrs. Focic Stover of Evans, W. � Stobart inlits short tenure at GAHS , compiled an out__ ___ __ Va., and Roy Herdmao of Steu_ _ __ _ _ all, _ __ ____ __ s tandrng ;ecord in t,oth football and baseball. In footb <Shanti 1-1 or Franbenville. There are 14 grandchild• his team had an amazini ten wins and no defeats record. I reo. A lthough the baseballers finished in third place , they ME A RICAN LEAGUE LewlJ was a member of won ten and tied two galtles of their fourteen game W GB Mrs. EUB Church. Services Greer the �;;; � schedule complel 30 6 J1 took ■t tHK 4 dif!ettn1 ed of 2 3 per carrv He Detroit at 2 p. m. Monday at Mid be wlll He wa11 an out11tandlng athlete 58 of 130 passes for a Mfl per oolicin to ptoJttt you, i Cleveland 17 7 ·614 '1. lwuse ■plnsf fire, theft, llome. Rev. Funeral Crow the it Middleport Utgh School f o r ce t, and ore 53 po�t H 9 COLUMBUS ( UPJI - The Olilo from Gront , Kiser. Clark, Hoster• ':"'.c��---:-----,,=,! New York 24 18 ·571 : Jiability aod DUSC11ll■oeous Natural Resource.a Department · re- man, Stonelick, Cowan. Slnclo!r, �· ic <I Jack fflgglQI will orficlate and three year, (19'8 through 19&01 , w11,ris a NATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore 80 excellent Jun r for port• the most favor11bl1 liiihing Indian, Loramie, Richwood nnd dllllll.� - until N•tionwide at : � % burial will follow in the Greer � As 8 member of the Yellow Jack- t & helped J)iom'ff the new low ce ere t g erlc M W L Pct. GB ::��! ��� cost Ho••ou,•1r1 Polie1, -4� 8 cemetery. Friends may call at �00l · w:1� at �h JO U ers� conditiona of the 1prinJ for the Aclon lhe fishing Is classed :13 et football basketball and hue- sc 19 21 y "exct!llent.'' Stream fish;ng ls al- Cincinnati 26 17 .64ffi ·w 9 the funeral home aft-er 10: 30 a. I Modern, conffnient. KO­ ; �a ·Y;. weekend. ball team■' Stobart received hls S1ob 19 Boston e 23 as nomkat! Get rafa todaJ for x-San Francisco 26 l7 .605 high achooi training under one ol Car��r : �. ;�:;:� { �o: rr; The on!y Hception to the l.Je- 80 rated as fair to good for the :m IO m. Sund�y and witil the hour of )'OW' home. so ta Minne 19 25 27 19 . 587 ½i Los Angeles , al OU ) and Wil partmenl • DJvJJJon of Wildlife most part, due to favorable wa- x-Los Angele■ the loop' ■ most successful coach• 16 27 .:m l21,, the service. thI o c u W:gh • ------l ter eondltlon!I, · ake and ,tream report Is the Illg h _ h l htel. F orrest Ba lrl �:m < :mt��ss. es li 28 .3M U ;; �UIS : : : :II Chicago and 1 ■rea Lake of wher Erle e '. . HU.LARY RECOVERS Sandusky Bay and Lake FJle: &ch:IOI, stobart played center 1Jn FrId8)',I Re■ulte WY 2_2460 ,:i to GABS, _Sto- wind and water temperatures Milwaukee 19 22 ·.46.1 6 the Yellow Jockf'U 1 949 chamo Befor� comm KATMAN Si DU, (UP Nepal IJ.... r pe Good stringers o f rch b··•111el\d 1 1 5 I. , 2nd Pom1ro, 17 26 .:195 9 Detroit 2 Minnesota O , Ch�cago . . lonshi football teem. lie was ol- borl guided lkrne Unlon H I g h haven't been Ideal Edmund Hillary was reported tol l , . l'o · 2 catfish, crappies, sheepheod an.:I Philadelphia 13 28 .317 12 New York 6 Chicago 2 80 8 �'fllber of the l9!IO Mlddl� School lo a 7- -0 mark 1n h II The divislona reports catches ol day to have recovered from the al O t year as a head coach fi s not x-D nclude night game. oe , H £ I !l r n carp are showing up from S nba , bluegills, atflah and c ap?()fl hoseball squad which ad· ATIO II ID. slight atroke be suffered leading a :::�a:d�e : �n;elee 4 Frida,'• Resldlt vanced nll the way to the Clac:"I The young M�lg1 C.Ounty na- pie11 ln most waler of the ,late, dusky Bay, Hot spot.a are the Day climbina expedition in the RimaWashington 12 Kansas Cit 4 I . A. It.ale finals bEfore losing 01.l� live majored Jn phy1lcal educu• aa well as walleyes In inland Bridge and back of Jobns�n · .s Is- Chicago 7 _Cincinnati 6 Y , l layas. _ Saturday • Seheale San F r anC!SCO at Los Angeles, N at he OU tlon where a attained water,. l-0 He WOB 8 llhortBtop in high land (or •tfsh 1 · Carp � � cam. l Minnesota {Pascual 4-5) a& Deiehool h,,i,ehall and a gunrd In 3. 1 scholastic average. Hls ml u The report by areu : �e marshes. F18�ing thc S Louis 3 Milwaukee 1 I rom in f Philade lphia 8 . Pltt!bu rgh Detrolt (Mos,l 5-(1) · O at OU or was hi s tory and driv N-�c bcl:M1 -•etbaII· -""mg 1air 1O island area o( Lake Erle has not ......we■t,nn: Fl&u •• nt.= Salu·• •-hed naay •11"' • -Angeaes um •- !Kl'·1noc J••• or Fawler ft�ollowlng graduation from hlib er'1 education· ood All atrellDll .,. at normal been productive in ree1mt daya Chicago ( Ellsworth 2--3 or Ander- Q.-0 at Cleveland (Grant $-0) ) frlendll th.ti levels I • and moit or tbem are rloar. ue ha■ lold IC'hool In 1950, Sl,.barl ■ptnl thr.:e Stobart . . nd, d ut am to high wi b '-1 so allmouth at ClnclnnaU n New • 5-2) <Hunt York ) (T e rry al Chic..-<10 2-0) , I '-"'•• imou 1h bass:, ca.... "- unIted Statei1 co:i!II he applied for jon -at Mt, Ve. rnon. F a.i 1 yenrll In t,ie •11a or smal baa■ will be hltting the when San Francisco wind <Marlchal -2) at <Shaw 3-4 or 2 Wynn 4-U Gu11rd - 1952 tt.rough 1964 . Up- At Ml. Vernon, Slobart will re- fish, bullheada and carp h a I 1ubaides. White an re be b ■ in re- Los Angele. <Koufu 6-S) N Kansu City (Bus S-Jl at WlllhDn his releose fiom M'rvk-e, !ht! place ��ex Jarvi, of Pomeroy. reached the peak thus far, All iln• ported In the Portag1 RiverJwet st. Louis (Jackson Hl at MU- lngton (Woode hic !l t S-1 ) po� watera are In fine fishing or Oak Harbor, ancl ID Middleport nativr entered WL•�I who resigned earlier. Baltimore (FUlher 1-6) at Boston the S'lll- waukee (Nottebart 2-3 ) VirJ:inla Wesluyan for one yenr. thape. Outlook for the weekend la dusky River they are providing Philadelphia (Mahaffey 8-Sl at (Delock S-1 or nle, 1-f) Co The following yo,r, ll!65. h, Iran, iood. plenty of action OIi artificial lure, rerred to Ohio University, All,, Nlrilleimtln: Providing ou t- with catches of SO per Pl'!rson CMl· ms. slandlna cattbu of flab al pre•• man. East Harbor fishermen are ent are Ple■llllllt HUI, C h a r I 1 1 taking largemouth bu, and crap. At Ohio Unlvcri.ity , Stobarl wns 8$1 OPTOMET RIST Mill, Guilford. Zeppemlck. Knol:, pie■ in good number,. Perch and a three-year letterman In b o t h T1lophono WY-24741 Dty or ■-1119 Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to D (Clo,e al Noon OD l'undert00, Berlin, Mlltoo, Mogo. imelt are bein& taken off of the loolhaU and ba,-,ball. In footbs". Q( 50n flllADIIUlY lD. ROUT■ 1 1bun. - Eut Court St., Pomero1 ht played quarterb11C'k and wa11 J,\CKSON, o. _ Head foolbail dore, Cle81' Fork, Nlmlalla ana Huron Pler and at Cedar PoinL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . the Bobcats' leadin� passC'r in Coach JIm Duddlng, whO comp I'1 Mo,quJto laku. But. bluegllll, �F idii811UMb&FiiilWINf@NijjnffiO!IIM@iiiiiiWiiNWI limMW1l!Mv¼ · crappiff -rcll and wana e 1 957 and lb■:" In hiR 1hree• year ' ed III three-year record or 22-&-3 y , are · caretr ht carriet the oval 100 and led Jackson lo the 1960 So the c b t ■p e predamma iell O:Dg utb · �e• far 431 yards, an averagu easlem Ohio League ehamplon- taken. stream fthlng la also ?■ted .. a, fair i. good, and lhould extend , ,. ,• · •• - -- ship, has submitted his resign• over the weekend unle11 con1klUon to rejoin the Army , It wu YOUR CARPETS ble r■lnfall changes tho pfoannounced Friday. � WILL LOOK N EW Duddm, aent hla lette, of ... '""· WHEN YOU • rw• lgnalklo lo Superlnlondent Ker• llul c.&nl ... ,. • 1 •. • r a: DO,IT,YOURSELF mtt Daugherty from Fort L • • Fllblna .. pnon1ly flDOd ·n 1h, WITH Va., where be rejoined the Arm; hill Nctklo and lhould continue ,o far the nut (ew day1. Beat fllhwith rank of captain B ln ff�, ALL TIRES ARI: ' • Plus toll end tlN fll ,our ca, ....,.... of conclltlon, Duddlng who ...; n 8 m e d i II II urr • Oak. Pledmon� twood, 1-vUle, 11·111, A SEoL .. ,,;.ch cl tho ,..,... In MOUNTED FREE DUKE CLEANERS a ­ ' H169, camei here from Warren Creak. Smec , Tappa:. Clmdln SHIRT LAUNDIRIRI Capl• lnl. Jelle.--, Forked Run, Bea<h lo aulwa, be t "11ere ,....roy-Mlddleport tal Unlveralty C O a c h G e n e CJt7. Alm■, Veto and Cloue. Gf'lod coadlllou uo pnvall In llftlllll. Sioughler. Cealral ud l1dtenr 8 e I l flllllng of the J91r II nportocL 7.Pl•ce llolh lakoo and - an In DINfflE llOOd llahlnt -- 11111 1111 oulloolt lor lho wwbad ■ ra.... SET able. Bau, crapplel and <llllab W11 112'.H ... flllbq - ...... Olll­ I -m, uo u,. - al wan. eyo utlo 1n .- ,i.,. 11 • ID tho ficl. I oto - ...... GrllP Dam. INGELS ·•-•1111 •. 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B R O W N , D E A L E R IOX 471 - 11fY 2-21M 0 POMIIOY PRICES START AT $199.00 ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION E. MAIN STREET Harry Mill«, Owner , POMEROY, O, ....... � -, �·---·-•· ..... ,.._,. ...... .. +ftJllbOP -.,� �-"i,.: -· - ":'". ,. • - :. • "--Dity Sentinel,"Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0., June 3, 1961 , THE .,,, - \ -4 -r� ,- _...,. •-• • _ ,. • .... .. - .•..♦.•... T'.---.....-... . .. Rains Force Game Postpon ements - --- • /High Scorer �vo Shootin� g I SPORTS DESK I!,,JJ" e Hemsley Featured In Recent P•1ttsburgh press sect1on • t Camp J gt n J unt1n on I ij I s one 9.10 /°: II A I I I 5h I I FR ACTURED STEAL • I I ,zed E/ Stob t Moves Up To ob • Of Mt Vernon Gnd COach r---::::;;:::�-� b/ Wee/cen d f,s• h,n • g Favora e -,��,�;:::�;;:;m ;:e:i ====;.� �!t�utgh � In Most Ohio Area Streams : 'l3D SIAN INGS °': I I *' 13!!1 ..! tu�,.,,. O •• CHAMPIONS s-c1wa, Proved • or Tumpike Safety H O S T. e $99.95 -- and Buy Now -· 3,1911 515.000 5,1151) 3,800 351,0INI 490 460 90 90 80,600 31 ,200 - 78,000 30,400 2.600,000 390 I I ' t ♦ • I $1 ,99 2,600 2,600 71,0INI THE SHOE IOX lllle Ille llll.lor C!laa of 11111 toll on tho port of tlmm. Added to Ille """" In talm ilhoUld Ill tl10II ltnohing pedOllrl1111, blrycllltl tralu, etc.: 7.900 ldlltd. 478,000 lnlllNd. Nono of these tras•�I• wai Almoat all of lbem °""1l1'l'ld lleoaua of ne,U1tnce, care­ Mrsn 111d lndl&ruce. Data from Travelora lalunlict Compula. rnv. ,1emen�- I .. TENNIS OXFOID Pt. Pleasant News Notes t , 215,800 A delicious roast betf dinner of Mason, a member o( the Clua Florist for the beautiful Dowen. Fry, Jr., Elizabeth Click &!ton. was aerved to 295 per,ons at�- or 1904, recelved a gift for Ming Table Commit' ' 'arjorie Ba- Edward Ryan, Ch�lea F. Knopp, ing the annua_l W� High lhe oldest member present. The tey Ho(fman, Ruth Roush Ryan, Mina Lewil, BW11 Cartwright School Alumm AilOOLatton ban, youngest was Ruth Ann Scarber- Joyce Rouah Carson. Hayes, James OJehl, Janice Nichquot Saturday night. The banquet ry of the CIH, of 1961. DecoralJns: Dwight Sayre, 'l'·m olaon, Marjorlt Clark Walburn. was served in the new c '�teria Mrs. June Spencer Roush of ScBlly, Kathleen Grinatead Rouib, Clean-up: Janlee Nichobcm, Ml• by the Athletic Boostera C' · Poughkeepsie, New York, reeelv- Mildred Roush Fry, Maxine Jew- no Lewil, Kathleen Grimtead James Stewart of Mason was re- ed the girt for having traveled the ell Miller, Mr . .and Mra. Harold Rouah, Tom Scally. elected as pn!sident '"llowing the greatest di1tanct. Mr11. Margaret ---=-'-----,=:-,,:------'-,-..,,..-'----.;__:_;___ banquet, Other officers named Dickens Kincaid of Point Plea,were a!l follows: John Hortman, ant, received a gift as the n1em. New Haven, vice president; JoAnn ber with the most children. THREE BOUND TO TF.ACIIBR TO Justis I Mason, W. Va., seer '.ary The minutes of last year•• ban• MABON GRAND JURY A'l"l'IIND lNSl'ITIJTE and Mrs. Eliiabeth CIlek Bo.sIon quet were read and un, .._ tre■1Urof Letart, W. Va .. trea!IUrel". Miu er's report wu given by JoAnn PT, PLEASANT - 'l'bJft men Pr. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ruth I - 1ah Jene P •uell f N ·• -� ;ven, Ju9tls. 'Itie nomination report waived hearinp tnd were bound Rhoades, a fint crade teacher at W. Va., an active teacher at Wa- was given by Mre. rda Yeager to the ,rand Jury OJI charges of North Point Pleuant G r I d e -•d yeRrs, Diehl h ama for some 1h irty uu forgery wna:1 �- arrcu� _,_, be!ore School, tw been selecte-1 to atwho is retlrlng from the teaching Reuniona of the clu• of t9D, Ju,tice of Peace A. M Goodwin. tend 8 1even weeks French Jn. profe111don as of l'·fs year, was a� 190 and um will be held next The three charrfecl with forg•l'V stitut.e thlt IUIIIDlel' 1t t11,t Uni• • -, · porn · led as elM.t • -rdlnAwr •- of l'Uumn " I year. Charlet: F. Bates and Ralph Ble... venity of North Carolina at Affairs. The gym wu decorat,d In • ting, wbo _. oommi!IAld to lbe Cit,. I Hill. '!1ila i '.ilult ii one Tabloa '"'.''" very attractively rose garden theme with the wallt unty jail co in U.. cl 11000 1Nmd1 of aeveral bem, condfll?le\\ µnder decorated m rerl and while, the being covered with red rambling to ,ppe ar at o September tonn pMV"iL,, of tha Natlm.al Dt, school colon. A.rrangements of ro1es against a white bat½, of rand Juryth,lid Thoma, il reo.. Educatlon et to Improve g A W t Nd carnations and white daisies ground. The fal,e ceiling consllt- SOO bond. l f • foreip IIDguaae 1-acbin& in Ute were uaed u center pieces. 'Mle ed of mint green and white ttt1pe and MCODdt -� --.-r, ■ehool. napkins which were while wllh a paper streamers and wu etntef.. Alfred E. Cato wu fined tu wi red tnoc'ripllon. and the programs ed with I circle of mulllple col- 111d CON on char... cl rocklooa �-�"" ll begin OIi June on 11 Auau,t JS. and favors, also In ,.., and white, ored ro,es hanging beneath the drlvq; RaleJgb llouah, $10 and ..,. COIis._ improper puina; Donald Mn. Rboldea wbo It a gradadded to the antllng. Oood-llght ·Hed and while eandle, were The band waa centered belwa,n � Poll, 110 and -• fall- ualo of 1'Grrla llaneJ Collqe placed al Intervals on the bibles. four rooe ""' wflh lbe llaga cur- ure lo have "11iclo undw eontrol baa - 14achinll • claa In Baskets or red carnations and tain as back.ground. Glittering Clrroll Fltber flO ,nd coa. _. l'rencll to a group of thlrd • n d white gl1dlolu1 wen, ploced al slara we,o used above tho band. oault and battery1 Bn,ou Glov, fourth grado puplfl at the Nol1J, the center of the cafeteria. 'lbe word.I "Graduation Memo-- er, Henry McDaniel. Theodore Pl Pleuant tehool the ■econd Serving u loasbna!lter waa Tom rles'' in glittering red 1etten Smith, flO and a,,ts each oo eemester th.It year. Scalfy of Mtddlepor� Ohio, vice agaln,I Iha background of •hlto harge, of lnl4Xlratlon: il11am _____ W c pal, S10 president ol the A"""lallon. The waa uaed ae""'a lbe fnml of tho L and <Oil■ fllllnt lo P1Z '.&\NT VALLEY R08PITAL . welcome waa giv�n by J�es stage. with mf-,Jature dlplom11 illd ii& of ay 'Jb)m •� AD:.tl1'1'.1!D: Mrt. George : r t y w 0 stewart, pr..klenl. The invocal•on and gradualin_g capo. The tableo ID lachood CON CrllbliM, ()ak Bill : lira. z-_ 0 and · B 1 , , S wa, given by Mr. Donald Fogle were covered m white with cenler d lq left of ..,..,. Homan ell Rlffle, Leon; Clar■ Jluagrm,, rlv song, a former teacher and prln- pieces of balloon,. clpal of Wahama Hlgl, School. In- Th, foyer wa, u,ed a, a lounge Robert Nea1, 1bomaa • A lf r • d pt, Pleuant: Mn. Jama Baird, duded on the procram Wt!l'l!I \rOCal with the furniture being provided Paltm John R. Doyle• flO Od Galllpolla·' 14n. Ray CIiio' Rav, tDIWOOd. ooloo by Sheldon Rousb, Elaine through lbe """""' of u., Ma- COiia ' ,ptedlnf. Jolin Carroll, Jonl1111 Comer DISCIWIGED· 11n. Hediort Sayre and Beverly Rouab. Mlsa 1011 FnllluNI Compan;y. and John C. Smllb, 125 and COiia �� daupter' ViDtoa : Naney Armalrong presented a pl- Preotdent Stewart wlshee to exta, plata; -ant ••w ...,. ol 11r• and lira MO aolo. prey '· · lh,nu and appreclalklll ah, no There were 41 classe!I represent• to the following commlttM llllfflo Richard tee Duncan, e10 a n d Harold WIDniDp, New Kavin; ed at the banquet with that of bera for making lhf, year'a ,... co,ta, no 11..,,.., Mar- lira. LeGII - and daollblar. 19'2 havinll lht moat member■ quel and c!,ince a great .,,...... loo Leg, '10 and cells, filhiD& Galllpolla; Owen Call. Galllpolll; present. Mrs. Mars,,ret B!etner He alto wfahes lo thank lhl>ot Gonion. Chaab!N: lira, · J'randl w._ a U...... Guy wn,.. and dauihlet, Ma- :.ai Sand Hlll Road. ''Let 's Dance TO LEARN" :;!:t.� 1;n._: :� : �;.M;· }-;,";;_:�:; � .f: continuing unlil s p.m. There wtll be prilet or hami and merchandile. Participants are asked to brina their own gun. shells w ill bl furnished. Proceeds from the ma� will Uled to purch■te urufomu or the Little Lea� team ,pon. sured by the Lion!! Club. :e "' 1 Irene Swisher. Hot dog1, punch, home-rr.ade Ice cream and cab wett served to the group, Mr. and Mn. Lloyd - �-·!!h. Jr. and daughter of Columbus w,re Sunday gutsts of Mr. .Jnd M1 s. Lloyd Roush, Sr. Mn. J H. Shamblin and Gary Shamblin spent a day at Franklin with Mf!I. Nonna Sh.1.nh lin, tarry and Terry. Larry graduated- from hi;h achool Tuesday evening. M and M Fl d Th"'TIIS of . st �ete bu n F: - are VJSITInt! ·lat.iv rs fr �s . . . II v1s _ ::___ reJ lffl Jnvmas of c,al ilom1a . .. . ,ting re1al.Net and nends nere. Mn. Harokl Mack, Mn. Fred Macl: antl Mn. Everett• Long t Ho Coun il a u.nded lbe Wedneod me �y. mee 1111 at Rodney, Kl'WANIANS ENTEltTAtNED .PT. Pl.EAShNT - 1be loc&I Kiwanis Club wu entertained by Capt. and Mrs. Billy Bryant, former local J'llident& and lntemaUonaJ entertainer•• at their reau• lut night at the Moose home. The Bryant, entertained with their acellent re..J .,.._..ire of show• boat IQllgl and patter. Capl an1 Mrt. Bryant hava apant lbe winwr In Florida and will •,,ve soon Gtmumy where they wUI c,,nfor n their' tertalnin lto C, and B111 Smith, soo of K,· U 1r en •In I and ag wanian A. Dewey Smith , aUtndv 1.a': the IOD -law ■n d diu h-• ed the meetmg. ter and family• Mr. and Mrs. Ja. Henicl, who .,. alao entertain­ en In tho Eunlpun thealNI and cluba. 0. C Hall, preoldent, p:eoidod during 1be bualneu meetJna. Sbtr­ wood Colten was the program cllalrman lo, lbe -lq . A report wu &ivtn m the klwanil spomored Shawnee 4!'imming pool which opened lhla -1<. Thirty Kiwaoiana and peata, Dr. l)8D r.Iaumu, Lcoo Puts. Jack llurdetlt ol Wuhingtoa. D. :J• r. Summer Enrollment Starting In: e Tap BEGINNERS INTERMEDIATES ADVANCED • Acrobatics e Baton Twirling Also Summer lallroo■ Class Now Enrolling. Course Includes: eCh11 Ch11 Cha eRhumbt • Tango eWaltz e Fox Trot •Jitterbug e Polka Meigs County School of Due1 l!nrell now by stepplnt In at Mr llud&. at • • • POMEROY 1 18 w. sicOND ST. OHIO -Un, oper-•• Art Course Being Continued Thro Swnmer �� :ro.��-­ lnMason County's Adult Education Program ro�� � � I t I '!be Alt Courao, lnlroduced lul term • part of tho M= County Adult 11:docallon gram II _, the RM>III JIOPl1lar al Iha school. To satltfy u., demaDcl for addHfooal coune■ of thfa fne Iha aclloo1 la oontlnulo& art - clurlnl the sum• mer. In lhlt <OU1'III atudenta wIU learn .. IIP,OII lhemaelvto tl>nJqh tho mtdhml ol water color, pe:11 and chan,oal abtch Ing. '!'ht ...... will alao iDclude -poeltlon and pfdorial detlgn laodscape palntbl& flture dlon Md color o-y_ Studenlt wiII oll<od - once a -k for lhreo h o u r , ad. OnlJ a -0 nplrtlfoi, r. from 6 p m. lo 9 p.m. llartmg le _,,. to - iD I b 1 . Jime 6. Tho """"" w,D eouno. lut fifteen weelt1 ml all clu,- lleJjllnltlon for Iha .....,. will q WUI be ileld al !ha Point Plea- ho held llandq � June 1, ant Sealer High Schoo� - 7 p.m. lo t p.m. tho Pl. Mr. Jack Put, Polnl Pin■¢ P1euaa1 - High 8dlool. conunercial artill, will bl the � __..., wtll b-, evallabl, cluring n,fllratlilll lo lnstruclor. No hlltloo � II nqult- au proopocllvo lludeata. Pro, -.,, PIA NOS ewu11.m11t elALDWIN t1111 OTMI■ PAMOUS IILUIDI where your dollar buys MILES more and Save I'" 1,001.000 174,21111 Wahama B anquet, Dance, Rep orted Eventful soc1•al success I I NYLON $1 .00 MORE per :r1RE WILLIAM-SON OIL CO. 10,970 5,170 Injuries In 1960 were 7 per cent above 1959; dutlul ln1!1'8118d bJ I per cent Total deatlll were 38,000; lnluritl, •,078,000. Table above. $3.84 per gal. I P1non1 lnjuNCI IIE&l>LY ll!!CKONING-More deadl7 and mueb - futile 1111n 1DJ war this nation has fou1ht In, llaughter on the hJCbwa,s lul_ 1e■i alone. killed or lnjul'fid more than 3,118,000 men, women ind cllildrtD. 100% "RX INTERIOR WALL i alLING PAINT ■ EirCleding 1pNd limit On wrong side of road Drove off roadway Did not ha,, right-ol -wa, Reckless dri,ing Failed 111 1ignal and improper 1ignaling Passing on wrong 1id1 Cutting in P1111ing on curve or hill Car nrn away-no dri,er Miactllane011s TOTAL COLOR- H U E King Builders Supply Co. J 2 10 ·:!3 N. W. COMPTON, 0•. D. P1noa1 Killed 9 MAX WARD Head Coach • R g n s Af J k HS • 1 I II • ��.:..IILJ:..-=.':!" � .; rood, .,., "" be � a fol1 rt placed dJrectJy aa tbl In !ht. l'erhaJ)I one ,. f the eecrets t , time. To .tart the (ire pile l successful ouldonr cookizl1 11 ha�- briqueu III a py:·.amw:l lha pe an■' hol coa s Corn....n-tb&-mb it bJ.. - ier done on � ll'ill II It � lng a "Jua,t right'' Hre. CharCRI pour a lffllll M10URt of odorle..11 . lira &JV. COil1a Ihat art bol for )jghtJng fluid on them. Let !hem quickly on the �.ot tGl.ll. r IJ8. quitt I lane Orne and dwy 11-JO It.and far 3 or • mfmrtn to le, hambur,i:tt, potatoee and dlQ: tM !ightln,: flldd JOU In. "nlftl en art eumplH ol otDer' food:I provide a iOf.ld evffl heat. ' ighl • he charcoal i� ready ti} tlLlt mav be C'IY.'ked in foll rOI" , ··- ,,., ., oriquets are "-·h &,l.ll"PI UU\ 1 l T tr)' b.tkm& �pp � 1.1diafactory. Lwnp& 811 more e,i , cook over when the briquet, '" de!l,ert vmsJve than briquet a. Which tv lump� are coated with a gray Mt'!al! are brnllf!d 1ft muct\ the er you u,e be ,ure to ■elect char Hh 'foke a poker ol long !iU:k aame way you oo them in t h j coal made of h,.rdwooda such as omd spread lhe briquel■ evm;y hrouer ol )'our ralJl.'41. Plitc1: thf hickory, oak. m:,plt. walnut anJ 1 over the botlom of lhe cooking meal S lo 8 inches lr,Jl'J'\ the bat bee<-h. Hard"'ood charcoab pr...- area. You want ,nough briquen toah. Broil U,e meat "8lll k II cluce a mJnlmurr of tputter. i to complir!e-ly ewer the eooki1� nlC!ly browned uo tine tide. Tuni ! and M?UOn U. b.--,.wned llkit .tti IOIOb and smell and they bum 11re<t. hot for a longer period of time " You are now rt:ady for eooldnic I, 11ll and peppn- Cook. then. te • b • n choee wde from I o f t If you abou.ld cetd more char deilrtd de,ree of donentu. woods. When buya,g, be JUre � coal during cookinl add ■ o m e[ To �arbecue :i meat meant • buy • bag m■Tbd "htirdwood"' , briquets lo the edp about I\ a,o1: � oY':" an open fire ao4 rather than one marked "mixe--J minutes before rHded and aftff bute it with a barbecue AUN II has begun to Lum feed it ut.o u 1t COOU. You need I Rood bed · NOOCU" or "plcnV: charcoal." " bot coal,. 11le meal llhoukl _be Start I charmal fire at Jea,-t: the firt. one ball an bout before cookir.g 'nitre are threr main �:- turned often and IWabbed wit.It ---------- l ods of cooking ou1doon _ 1 1 , lbe aouco. A cL?ao clllb - • in ro..i (Jt broiling meab and 13, a clean cloth w1ippN GD the barbecuing meala. If you c a n GI of I loq llidt IDIJ Ile ,_ IY KATIE LONG wait you may h.ave I stew which for app!JiDg tbe Illa to t � I Mr. and Mn Wilbur Asl:!cy, may tm several houri. flMn � meat. and Mr. and Mr1. Jamts .uhley mune tUing fryirlA pans a:nd oth­ a n d family of Dunbar, wa r e er utffle:WI you can oook • 'J o u Girls' J\)Ht.1 or Mrs. G.orge Shamblin would on your r,ll'lge at home. and family, Swid.ay. Mrs. How When L11ing foil. � 1ure it ,� ard Wllson and family or Middle- bea'vy-duty. Plare the food in VMt Cw;hioned Intole. port, allo v isited Mrs Sh,rnbl ln. centtr of a piett ot foil that Lt Tapered Toi. 8111a t-10. Rev. and Mrs. Sherley Wood.s large enough ta make teCUn! and Mr. and Mrs. James Frogle wrap. Bring tw'.> opposite ends cl of Maryrviilt visited "latunb,y the foil together over the food with Mr. and Mra. Ric�ard Rw- Make sure tht enda meet evr.• �u an / CeCe. ly. Holding the- ends togethe:-. Fridav guesu of Mr and i\1rs fold them down �l an inch. George Gardner and Linda were Then fold them again as mary MIDOLll'OIIT Richard Rupe and HarrilOJI Scott times as necessary to fit mugly of Zanesville. Those who were at tht !Mme of Mr. and Mrs. Ura S'A.'lsher. Sunday, May 21 to celebrate Mr. Swlahtr's 50th birthday wer.. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ennan SwlJlher. Mr. IT'S FUN and Mn. Daniel Swilber, Danny and Su,an, Mr. 11111 Mrs. Ho•tie I -··�·: . ·, "•{ 5 6 Pt. Pleasa n t Nat've D'1 es • I n H05p1tQ ONE •• " -- 1 , ,�'"".. l A ' r,For;;�h;·Good ·-��;�:·Outdoor ,�·��•-01· Cookin -s�;��s '���{�;�:�:a ! For $23,000 'Court' w':n GRAND RAPIDS, Mic-h. fUPI I and play against the Harlem Sat1 commented frttly that he is play- Pomeroy squad seemed quite al appearancts as they did 2S t'1 Former baksetball star Clarence ellit.es, a team 01.1.'ned by HasberBy BOB WJNGtfl' More raw)' weather today prob- Ing ··fine ball'' and hope the good pleased at the 1howlng o ( Terry 35 yearli ago. Actual)�, we aee 1 Bevo J Francis hoped to acore 11 ry. 1 ably caused postponement of the showing continues. Ohlinger the other evening. Ter- l aomelhmg much moni unport.ant $23, 000 court victory today 1gain.1t F'ranrla ,akl ln !ad, however, High School Swnmer League 1 Out Bedford way, accordin11: to r-y went in and oltchecl a couole to overall recreation - hun� sports promoter Ted Ralberry of h@- was the aole all-star and t hat game scheduled for lhiJ afternoon reports. C'Urnballing pitcher Dick of nice innin11.s, lhou�h it was his of young people , . ages e�ght Grand RapidA. l for a time on the tour he rei;rult1 lhrough 17·18, pl ayrng organized at 2 30 on the Pomeroy Panther Wei IA hH made fine appearances first game of the year. g.g By Chet Tannehill \ ed hla te�mmates from the !!: ands th . o lng field against a scrappy Middle- m both games so far this year. Terry was a clever Pony Lcague 1 b1:1seb.ill _ under re�ponsible adult . Fran.:,Is e r u I and surroundlnp: 1-olleges. tio n _w b ht. Ut� ;t" Gsen: port team. He pitched a four-hit 11:ame pitrhtr of three seasons ago. and supervuuon . r c l Wher1 the called-for paychec11:i'I 1 "' 1egeg Lnw• naCt-1 ona 1 prom1 Oh 10 l Co1""' -� ft.:,.,'i: ..,¥ ...., ·'"""--2,4w ...,, ..,.• .,. ..,..,,.,._..,....,_____ •- _ r One player on the romcroy agalnst Rutland tutu ro.,, I ols oI I _______ --·• ha1 ban�ed s ince l ht•n has a<11-• . . . 1. ·'tr•old . · · P"'' rmrnn•'" ' t he 2fl. ,ve• mence u.:::tw · een 1952-54. 18 su.ni;. stop,..,.,,1 squad recently has ('Orne into Of ('O()Pi(' , , " hts 1 out four hits already , one a pound, and he1ghth larg.::, a spent I Rasbr!rf1 for that sum to iettle ' giant said . he own as rar as hitting it con- l1omer. everyone knows of his skill on ! G 130 S 1 11. • track to amount of time t-ing •1 ol conlracl. cerneu. __, eutc-h A rtl\S, &Ofl or ex- or course, RacIne haa some ·, the hardw000 court , t I, an alleged breach ne so he oould telepho by rry Rasbe with sda ur a OVA star Roy Anns. broke inlo young High School Summer Baseball fans today may not 11:et i • l c Y T lymg he_ '11 had not r collect. The call!!: tost him mort Fran,,, w �� he . te,ti 11,, ,tartmg 11n,,,, ol Coach RIIS- Leagu, player, who are plent y "' ... mojor league dub, '" loc- . { e- In Ion dlsla,.ce ,oils Iha .. he gOl I ceived one of hill biw�kly $600 aell Moore's fiue baM!ball team tough for any team. There are 1 � •1 ,1o;,.,. '1oflOI l •""4<•11111Jf.lW!! / . �rn as a i,� rancis said. . I pay checks irnce April of 1959. Ill ret mld- way through lhe- schedule fi ve or sill boys on tht �am who j May 28 published feature The Pittsburgh Press on a P;· . Ill iry out Frklay'1 heny Ohio JUYer I { J . The giant cage atar 1aki_ be is cu_r- Next sea_'°". r11nr1� w . go·,ng will be only BOphomo-, UO:t: '"' next vaney 1onn p 1 •own com. in a Sunday section about f ormer p·t I tsb urgh Pirate base- lhi11 ,prlng and ha, C--n I rently living at Wellsville Oh\O ror the ctC\e I.:tnd pJpe rs ,., ,. the 11 I yea, whI"le another wi· 11 begin his I I Th e • house �f r ball catchers. It was one of those question and answer l'k . munlc aUoDI cable■ from Port■, e. h ". sketball . ' l League . e other mgh t against R arrne reshman year. T e San Fran� rsco Giants w I' on unemployment. compens�t ion. ' new American Ba . things. You're showed a bead and shoulders - in this u I ve a d • ked I th d" s c JspI ayed 1-l OU conrl ud a basebal l school 1:1 n d Accord ing to the Urms of the A co�1racl F· ra n _i case sometimes peel'ing through the guard bars of a Butch pounded out a triple t� I Larry Price. ready for high . � Da rY ;en:� , en:YI>' ' 1 1 ·1 a montho rIghi fle Id I hat ha d smoke ro11 ir1g schooI nut year, wit. h Wil I Ours. ' nalloaal Sport, £onraie. 1ryout ramp at 0wens- Ill"mo,s 1 contract between Francis a n d showo:u he w1 receive call"htr's mask, and �iven four choices of names of $I 600 iI he mak,s Repairs were eompleh'd y Glass Co. Field.' Hh A�e. and Stli Rasberry, the pla},er was to. form lY salar One panel has a d1stmctly familiar face to Meigs coun- from I�. The ball t�k one �unce Ted Ba_dey.' Bruce Beegle. Pea. � b t.e · ____ _the s b then hit the fence m deep right. nuts W1dtlme and a few other telephoue eompanle■ aboui tea called t e Revo All Star _______ t y basebal l fans. I a. Street. West. m Huntlilgton, w. \ a m Fact ls, if you didr't know bettc:r , you'd say it is Doug Butch. who bats from the port- Tornadoes. compri,;e a hard hit- m., tftO l■lf! to obtain detailiPd I Va. on June 11 ·1 nd 10. Two 14:i• • 1 H emsley of Minersville-Syracuse 20 years ago. And side , led the Pomeroy High School ting club that has already knock- re•ruu . sions will be tirld daily, begi:;eroy S Pom For ed aniz Org PT A you'd be half right, sir, because the picture is of the fa- squad In hitting thls spring with ed orf Pomeroy and Bedford. nlng at 10 a.m. mous Rollie Hemsley. Doug's brother, onetime Pirate a .3 18 average. His coaches have Manager Paul Kloes of the l•---------- 1 Speci a1 instruct ion will be glv I ementary C ,00 tro / " Cen New d. catche r, l_aler at Clevelan en for all pos.itbns, and practk� A PTA organizational meeting A brief talk on the new PTA The p1ctu�e appa�ently had �een taken f�om the games will be olayed. rif the P O m e r O y Elementary was given by Mrs. John Bentz of �ress's o�d files �or 1t showa Rollie sans face _ lines and Young players between 16 and School combining Sugar Run and zanesv!Jle, Southeasl Director of 1n the prime �f his gi:eat sports carreer. The likeness to the Ohio Congres sof Parents end r------,,,,,,.. �-- ,----, 21 years of age are invited. U 3 Central PTA wa.s . held Thursday brother Doug 18 startling. ced S ers who also Introdu Teach I . chool •• • . g000 Nmugh w •- = 1. giv- eve�lDI: .x-ntor H·1.,., prospect 11 at 1h e •• . :1lk1m B. Do"'me, Now . , • pres( · ' before You take breath to confralulate me for W1 ' Mrs. en a contrncl for profess1onnl auditorium. :scannmg such faraway news sheets as he Press, don L . 0 , Mrs. Jamea R . T"Ltus presided \ dent of the county Councr or • burai::u baseba11 , he w111 ue_ relDl Mrs C H 'Sis) Wise of Middleport was kind enough to . for expen�ee of attending . the at the meeting, which ope_ned 1 P��cnts and Teachers. , The by. maii a clip·p\ng of the feature to us. Thanks, Sis. c-amp, Brmg your oWTI uniforrn with prayer by the Rev. Wllltam la .\s for the new PTA \\ere read glove , and shoe� Baseballs and Roberts. Mrs. TitU! Introduced by Mrs. Roy Tracy, Jr., ar1d ac-Friday's rainstorm here merely underlined how weabats will be furnished. Robert Roberts. principal of Sug• cepted. ther can put havoc into baseball schedules. . Charles Fox, C:iant Seoul, will ar Hun School and Ralph Spen- Mrs. Beatrice Re'.nha_rl gave This week saw the opening of play for 28 orgamzed be instructor ancl Camp DirecWr. c-er, principal of Central School, the report of the �ommat1�g c�m­ youn� baseball teams. Postponements were caused by Jame9 Wtst is the area repre and they in tum introduced te.lch- mlttee afte� which nommat1on1 rain tn ail leagues. Middleport Boys' League got all ,ts games in. The JO clubs_ in Count,v play were to make _up sentative for •J1e camp. Write ers of their schools. Supt. Charles for e.ech office were asked from rainouts this morning 1n many instance s. Nuthm do�n . him at 200 RutlMge Road, Cha r Gibb.1 spoke briefly and stated the �oor. The secretary c-ast the the off1('Jfl Pony dates were rained out yesterday At least two h1�h teston, w. Va. , tot further infor Uuit Mr. Spencer would serve as ele�hv� ballot for Lo_hse, still h d: Harold wh Mrs. mclude weeken this ,� up made be to school and !)rincipal for the new school games were mation. if nee�. nuthin' doin'. Mr. noberts as playground su- president ; Mrs. James R. Titllli, first vice president ; Mrs. Donald pcn·isor and eoach. COMPETITION the since now that ed McKenzi e, second vice president: observ A local wag this week TUI...SA, Okla. .'JI - A loc <il L, N the in s bigwig the off Mrs. Charles Spenctr, recordin1 d Cincy Redleg s have knocke merchant conslructed -a hute to d procee will they place, secretary ; Mrs. Leon Md(night, and gotten a hold on first water tank near the shop where o. Chicag corresponding secretary and Mrs. lose its series with lafl-place he .!iella underwnl er breathing a John Werry, treasurer. Last ni�ht's 7� loss to the Chicubs made the predlC­ paratus so scuba divers can tee;: p I . 1 \ The officers we re installed by tion look like the best guess ol 196 th e equlpment. living are area,. Mrs. Bentz, who presented '1 pres. Cincinnati's !ans, legion in the Bend The movie at II theater acro�3 I ident's pin to the orga11izalio11 It up this season, so far. Other than the queshon of hoy, the street today is "Don ' t Gu PT. PLEASANT _ Mrs, Mary which will be passed on to eac.h new Panther-Yellow Jacke t footbal l coaches will do this s sport top the Near the Water.'• Autumn the Reds' summ er fortu nes is Ann Lewis 90 a resident of Bell- new president. rs. borde ' MeiRs ins'lde topic meade, died at 4:57 a. m. today ASSUMES NAVAL COMMAND Reds' fans will be satisfied - now - with nothing in Pleas.ant Valley Hospital. She A NEW IDEA ,oR A NEW EltA MANILA < UPI) - Rear Adm.. had been seriously Ill for the past Jess than a first division finish. Give them half-a-chance, David Welsh a!lsumed commn,d two months. and they go whole hog, the pennant, no less . or U.S. nava !forces In the Philip- M L rs. ewis wos born on May 30, pine, lodoy. 1871 in Jackson county, w. Va., i POLICY J ar the daughter o( the late Henry MEIGS GENERAL HOSPtTAL and Margaret Scantlin Barnette. COVERS ALL Admiss ions - None, She was preceded in death by tor Homeowneral Discharge, - Merlin Shivel- two husbands, Eph Herdman and • er, Pomeroy ; terry G.�rge, Ru�- David Reid Lewis. Survivors are Charles Ray (Chuck) Stobart, head foltball coacb Of land. Jon Webster. Rutland: Hat.- two daughters and a son, Mrs. th� SEO cbamplonshtp GAHS Blue DevU!, has been el Shlveler, Pomeroy, Je11111ie OJ· Lettie Doolittle of Bellemeade, named head tnd coach at Mt. Verno n (Ohio) high schoo l. er, Thornveille. Mrs. Focic Stover of Evans, W. � Stobart inlits short tenure at GAHS , compiled an out__ ___ __ Va., and Roy Herdmao of Steu_ _ __ _ _ all, _ __ ____ __ s tandrng ;ecord in t,oth football and baseball. In footb <Shanti 1-1 or Franbenville. There are 14 grandchild• his team had an amazini ten wins and no defeats record. I reo. A lthough the baseballers finished in third place , they ME A RICAN LEAGUE LewlJ was a member of won ten and tied two galtles of their fourteen game W GB Mrs. EUB Church. Services Greer the �;;; � schedule complel 30 6 J1 took ■t tHK 4 dif!ettn1 ed of 2 3 per carrv He Detroit at 2 p. m. Monday at Mid be wlll He wa11 an out11tandlng athlete 58 of 130 passes for a Mfl per oolicin to ptoJttt you, i Cleveland 17 7 ·614 '1. lwuse ■plnsf fire, theft, llome. Rev. Funeral Crow the it Middleport Utgh School f o r ce t, and ore 53 po�t H 9 COLUMBUS ( UPJI - The Olilo from Gront , Kiser. Clark, Hoster• ':"'.c��---:-----,,=,! New York 24 18 ·571 : Jiability aod DUSC11ll■oeous Natural Resource.a Department · re- man, Stonelick, Cowan. Slnclo!r, �· ic <I Jack fflgglQI will orficlate and three year, (19'8 through 19&01 , w11,ris a NATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore 80 excellent Jun r for port• the most favor11bl1 liiihing Indian, Loramie, Richwood nnd dllllll.� - until N•tionwide at : � % burial will follow in the Greer � As 8 member of the Yellow Jack- t & helped J)iom'ff the new low ce ere t g erlc M W L Pct. GB ::��! ��� cost Ho••ou,•1r1 Polie1, -4� 8 cemetery. Friends may call at �00l · w:1� at �h JO U ers� conditiona of the 1prinJ for the Aclon lhe fishing Is classed :13 et football basketball and hue- sc 19 21 y "exct!llent.'' Stream fish;ng ls al- Cincinnati 26 17 .64ffi ·w 9 the funeral home aft-er 10: 30 a. I Modern, conffnient. KO­ ; �a ·Y;. weekend. ball team■' Stobart received hls S1ob 19 Boston e 23 as nomkat! Get rafa todaJ for x-San Francisco 26 l7 .605 high achooi training under one ol Car��r : �. ;�:;:� { �o: rr; The on!y Hception to the l.Je- 80 rated as fair to good for the :m IO m. Sund�y and witil the hour of )'OW' home. so ta Minne 19 25 27 19 . 587 ½i Los Angeles , al OU ) and Wil partmenl • DJvJJJon of Wildlife most part, due to favorable wa- x-Los Angele■ the loop' ■ most successful coach• 16 27 .:m l21,, the service. thI o c u W:gh • ------l ter eondltlon!I, · ake and ,tream report Is the Illg h _ h l htel. F orrest Ba lrl �:m < :mt��ss. es li 28 .3M U ;; �UIS : : : :II Chicago and 1 ■rea Lake of wher Erle e '. . HU.LARY RECOVERS Sandusky Bay and Lake FJle: &ch:IOI, stobart played center 1Jn FrId8)',I Re■ulte WY 2_2460 ,:i to GABS, _Sto- wind and water temperatures Milwaukee 19 22 ·.46.1 6 the Yellow Jockf'U 1 949 chamo Befor� comm KATMAN Si DU, (UP Nepal IJ.... r pe Good stringers o f rch b··•111el\d 1 1 5 I. , 2nd Pom1ro, 17 26 .:195 9 Detroit 2 Minnesota O , Ch�cago . . lonshi football teem. lie was ol- borl guided lkrne Unlon H I g h haven't been Ideal Edmund Hillary was reported tol l , . l'o · 2 catfish, crappies, sheepheod an.:I Philadelphia 13 28 .317 12 New York 6 Chicago 2 80 8 �'fllber of the l9!IO Mlddl� School lo a 7- -0 mark 1n h II The divislona reports catches ol day to have recovered from the al O t year as a head coach fi s not x-D nclude night game. oe , H £ I !l r n carp are showing up from S nba , bluegills, atflah and c ap?()fl hoseball squad which ad· ATIO II ID. slight atroke be suffered leading a :::�a:d�e : �n;elee 4 Frida,'• Resldlt vanced nll the way to the Clac:"I The young M�lg1 C.Ounty na- pie11 ln most waler of the ,late, dusky Bay, Hot spot.a are the Day climbina expedition in the RimaWashington 12 Kansas Cit 4 I . A. It.ale finals bEfore losing 01.l� live majored Jn phy1lcal educu• aa well as walleyes In inland Bridge and back of Jobns�n · .s Is- Chicago 7 _Cincinnati 6 Y , l layas. _ Saturday • Seheale San F r anC!SCO at Los Angeles, N at he OU tlon where a attained water,. l-0 He WOB 8 llhortBtop in high land (or •tfsh 1 · Carp � � cam. l Minnesota {Pascual 4-5) a& Deiehool h,,i,ehall and a gunrd In 3. 1 scholastic average. Hls ml u The report by areu : �e marshes. F18�ing thc S Louis 3 Milwaukee 1 I rom in f Philade lphia 8 . Pltt!bu rgh Detrolt (Mos,l 5-(1) · O at OU or was hi s tory and driv N-�c bcl:M1 -•etbaII· -""mg 1air 1O island area o( Lake Erle has not ......we■t,nn: Fl&u •• nt.= Salu·• •-hed naay •11"' • -Angeaes um •- !Kl'·1noc J••• or Fawler ft�ollowlng graduation from hlib er'1 education· ood All atrellDll .,. at normal been productive in ree1mt daya Chicago ( Ellsworth 2--3 or Ander- Q.-0 at Cleveland (Grant $-0) ) frlendll th.ti levels I • and moit or tbem are rloar. ue ha■ lold IC'hool In 1950, Sl,.barl ■ptnl thr.:e Stobart . . nd, d ut am to high wi b '-1 so allmouth at ClnclnnaU n New • 5-2) <Hunt York ) (T e rry al Chic..-<10 2-0) , I '-"'•• imou 1h bass:, ca.... "- unIted Statei1 co:i!II he applied for jon -at Mt, Ve. rnon. F a.i 1 yenrll In t,ie •11a or smal baa■ will be hltting the when San Francisco wind <Marlchal -2) at <Shaw 3-4 or 2 Wynn 4-U Gu11rd - 1952 tt.rough 1964 . Up- At Ml. Vernon, Slobart will re- fish, bullheada and carp h a I 1ubaides. White an re be b ■ in re- Los Angele. <Koufu 6-S) N Kansu City (Bus S-Jl at WlllhDn his releose fiom M'rvk-e, !ht! place ��ex Jarvi, of Pomeroy. reached the peak thus far, All iln• ported In the Portag1 RiverJwet st. Louis (Jackson Hl at MU- lngton (Woode hic !l t S-1 ) po� watera are In fine fishing or Oak Harbor, ancl ID Middleport nativr entered WL•�I who resigned earlier. Baltimore (FUlher 1-6) at Boston the S'lll- waukee (Nottebart 2-3 ) VirJ:inla Wesluyan for one yenr. thape. Outlook for the weekend la dusky River they are providing Philadelphia (Mahaffey 8-Sl at (Delock S-1 or nle, 1-f) Co The following yo,r, ll!65. h, Iran, iood. plenty of action OIi artificial lure, rerred to Ohio University, All,, Nlrilleimtln: Providing ou t- with catches of SO per Pl'!rson CMl· ms. slandlna cattbu of flab al pre•• man. East Harbor fishermen are ent are Ple■llllllt HUI, C h a r I 1 1 taking largemouth bu, and crap. At Ohio Unlvcri.ity , Stobarl wns 8$1 OPTOMET RIST Mill, Guilford. Zeppemlck. Knol:, pie■ in good number,. Perch and a three-year letterman In b o t h T1lophono WY-24741 Dty or ■-1119 Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to D (Clo,e al Noon OD l'undert00, Berlin, Mlltoo, Mogo. imelt are bein& taken off of the loolhaU and ba,-,ball. In footbs". Q( 50n flllADIIUlY lD. ROUT■ 1 1bun. - Eut Court St., Pomero1 ht played quarterb11C'k and wa11 J,\CKSON, o. _ Head foolbail dore, Cle81' Fork, Nlmlalla ana Huron Pler and at Cedar PoinL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . the Bobcats' leadin� passC'r in Coach JIm Duddlng, whO comp I'1 Mo,quJto laku. But. bluegllll, �F idii811UMb&FiiilWINf@NijjnffiO!IIM@iiiiiiWiiNWI limMW1l!Mv¼ · crappiff -rcll and wana e 1 957 and lb■:" In hiR 1hree• year ' ed III three-year record or 22-&-3 y , are · caretr ht carriet the oval 100 and led Jackson lo the 1960 So the c b t ■p e predamma iell O:Dg utb · �e• far 431 yards, an averagu easlem Ohio League ehamplon- taken. stream fthlng la also ?■ted .. a, fair i. good, and lhould extend , ,. ,• · •• - -- ship, has submitted his resign• over the weekend unle11 con1klUon to rejoin the Army , It wu YOUR CARPETS ble r■lnfall changes tho pfoannounced Friday. � WILL LOOK N EW Duddm, aent hla lette, of ... '""· WHEN YOU • rw• lgnalklo lo Superlnlondent Ker• llul c.&nl ... ,. • 1 •. • r a: DO,IT,YOURSELF mtt Daugherty from Fort L • • Fllblna .. pnon1ly flDOd ·n 1h, WITH Va., where be rejoined the Arm; hill Nctklo and lhould continue ,o far the nut (ew day1. Beat fllhwith rank of captain B ln ff�, ALL TIRES ARI: ' • Plus toll end tlN fll ,our ca, ....,.... of conclltlon, Duddlng who ...; n 8 m e d i II II urr • Oak. Pledmon� twood, 1-vUle, 11·111, A SEoL .. ,,;.ch cl tho ,..,... In MOUNTED FREE DUKE CLEANERS a ­ ' H169, camei here from Warren Creak. Smec , Tappa:. Clmdln SHIRT LAUNDIRIRI Capl• lnl. Jelle.--, Forked Run, Bea<h lo aulwa, be t "11ere ,....roy-Mlddleport tal Unlveralty C O a c h G e n e CJt7. Alm■, Veto and Cloue. Gf'lod coadlllou uo pnvall In llftlllll. Sioughler. Cealral ud l1dtenr 8 e I l flllllng of the J91r II nportocL 7.Pl•ce llolh lakoo and - an In DINfflE llOOd llahlnt -- 11111 1111 oulloolt lor lho wwbad ■ ra.... SET able. Bau, crapplel and <llllab W11 112'.H ... flllbq - ...... Olll­ I -m, uo u,. - al wan. eyo utlo 1n .- ,i.,. 11 • ID tho ficl. I oto - ...... GrllP Dam. INGELS ·•-•1111 •. Omllaclk for tbe Phil WUUamson.-Flrwtone Dlltrlbutor -.- • ·- ·· -·-··-•· ----�--·-----�---· FURNITURE r"_. 11 .,..i 11 111o .,._ W. Main St. WY 24642 MWd'-, Ghio lfmo. Colet• al -. hluotfflo, crappla ml alllob an reportal •- .i BeltoM HNrlng Aid a1nic Schtdule IHtrt M. Bean, Couuhant l'Dmerey at the Martin Hehl on WedllNllq JUM 7th. Houn 1114 Point Pl-nt al the L- Hehl on Thundllr, June Ith. Houn HM. Free tealo and demollllraltona of the latest at,lal In 1J11 11:aw and hoad!C aid,. See the IIDT - h...,,,, Ilda that .... -- at the .., llld ln the -. FINANCING AYAIL.UI.I Beltone Of Huntington I l ! la 1717, -- W. Va. ■■T M. IM_II, Mar, - . cal Lloaa a!11, wfl1 -"" . • 5hoolln& Vaid, '"' Juno 41h, 1111 al tile Gm Club IDcatad milll - ol Pl. Plauanl • NOWI C11J c..,1111•• ..,... . Gas Main With - - - DIALllt FOil . , . • e C1loric end Welbilt Ranges eGless Lined Weter Heaters •Empire Furnaces eArm­ atrong ■nd Empire Circulating Heaters. "C.. Do. It Belter for Leu" G A, L E N S . B R O W N , D E A L E R IOX 471 - 11fY 2-21M 0 POMIIOY PRICES START AT $199.00 ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION E. MAIN STREET Harry Mill«, Owner , POMEROY, O, ....... � -, �. .. .. - -. � -- . - - - - . - .. - - - .. •· . .. - �. , r "' ! Spring Has S p run g! Use Classified, Clean The Attic Of Don t _\1', dnts n e_3.., u_ e rt 6..c l 1 9_ dd J_ •M n •;;; om l ,,.;;.P..;;. li;;; l:..::, Se ._ 6::;= Da1:: �n:;.; :;.;e :;.;ro .;;;...; ;;;;ia;. _l_._ _.. • _ _._o I� (9) FOR SA i " new eel to note Iha! a ,pec111! , chutt' or entry of .!IOmt �orl ha, � B.A.RNESSIMPSON INSURANc:I ----------I FLOOR SAMPLE SAU. .\ut. fire M.Wleport. genq. ddu l i ght housework Charles ( l>eeri pul in at Meigs Co poun A lie , TV Set!. Sl4g 9S Uf) .-,th . · , · Rt o, l throw th,i, ' " " they woo . G E o w, . c,-. .. Moto,·ola. M a g"""' b,,, Oh o . ' 3tp l90S. 7625 IDOl> il& 36 7 � � 6 l ,.,. Phor I • . or µuppies in and _thus hvrt tl. I "So •%'1-d H : -npton '- Capehmt , Ne w �.II Y II: • l the warde-n explflin� - ,:;.orr a.!!J -6tr ' f,.F: M A I .E W ANTED. ladies wh1J i 4 tn. FOR CONSISTE NT DEPENDA BLE RESULTS fme gral}(' fnul ti-Ja• )m Ira -- 1 1kt' lo work with a lu,·ely er DAVIS-WA R N E R - rnsuRANC'F. RATES Wind o ws . Call WY z.37q Day l ly hom relatives our W ,,j c"OS l l S rl ot aii / � t'le JIE' r 1rn m 'l (' Ha\'e fu and of r Com l . p r ec l 1 t centl per word. une iosert1on Mml mum cbarJe---ffO for or ir ening King Hullder■ Su � Flor ida .. I m,ust go wnsh my i.lk� mom·y Ct'nts ts cents per word lor three coosetul1ve tnseruoo.1 Stud i o G i rl of m . t"rl� el. WY e n 2966. 2 � 5-J T l-tf':5 Z6 l (K(, I p ly < o�pHy. _ Special ooe mootb for ;;1(1 ce-nt1 pe1 word. By Bla� M. RHktn1 purchased tht- R. R. way, way 1 spet'lacleJ° 1lO'A' J loll� wood needs lad it>s m Porn . I "ull rale ul 4 teuw per word wiJJ oe charged 101 1d­ _____ l I then- . 80 a Galli�lis !�dy l back , now otm 1 Dooley �om Or. � Qu R vOu Iv el t'ro1 M int>rS\lllt>. l l .1:1rnsonv1Ue. 7 TRA I NED BEAGJ .F.S 20 dollu r-� . H I NSU ANCE ON A .-ert1sm11 ii nu, plld w1tb:n JO day1 alter re<:elv 1 na h1U. 1 1 who in lurn GOING INTO RF.VER�F: m@. told rom Queen W1lhelm ma dec.eased quotas w Plams Errura in AdvertliilDI ..Should be reported 1mmed1a tel1. up. &-II or swap roe good shol • Cht>sl t'r Coolvillt"". Tupl)t'r� mon t h !y tnata . IImen I ba111.s . 10 . ' a "!'- 1 wo A T('Xa n c·anw roa r1 n" 1 I f rb II Ch H mg 8n anc1Pn lllt'se prove : o o a , no ess nd fhe Dai l, Sen trnel will nol bt rtspon.s1ble for cnor• lbao l 1 and o tlt'r surrounding wwns gun.s Virgil Yearbrough. Cht>· t"asy payments for I year poI tey 1 ODe mcurrecl m�eruun >O 1 shir,• Ohio. Houtl' J K � gnvillt> ,f '\l o p re:-. s u , " s •"M an --�Y ou c an 'I hardi y g1·1 1h em k"md ,mall town m Artr.on a onh_• wnv 1·11 I ui:ad above . alt-.!I l v pt• �p ie . 30 easy paymt-nls on S or 5 CarJ of Thank.a ■nd Special N ot ices o( Evenl•, $ l .25, .> . · 1d mar�t-�• town h\' hr ! > stoppP'i be crowd must expect slant' in fac-e ·· no mon 3 S n('t'd . 5Wril ly "Pf.'IY t 11w l );u I Rout e 5� . 1 lp year C(lnlracb. Polkies can for �{) word mm 1mum £.aC'b adduwnal word, It. lhe ol A compa n ion pie<'t to one that Yoti " II prob11bly see �1rs. M. taken bf-l ort' a Just ice nt 1 nt>l . i 'omP ro y , 0 Hm !Mi8A , oombinf'fl und tolal premiums St> I,: I -. C' C C'l F: ED Ob11uan e1 publubed It l cen1 per word. US " i E 'H I ' E ( OO s1 ' ve heard t"ver since er: ' 1 ,,. days · herl! in town ere ! he summer ' s pPaC'f' I 6 2 Jtc 3 DAYS 6 D A YS J KO. l DAY WORDS fmaneed. Barnf'S • Simpson In�I and hot water t .. ., Re·•sow .. · ·"k ' "The mos! sticks are found un• over � she visits lwr " ' Hf' wa" drivm� l50 m•.1 "' ,m cousin 15 ISOc iOc $ 1 .33 $4.50 I pnc-e d . Coo 1 ael Wt>sl >V P ry . W O M A N P AII T rl:'-U:: FOR CARE .. 5_�: anc-e A�ency, Middleport. t _ 20 60< $1 .20 $1.80 $<1.00 l h :i rhe n•. Mr Be!'iSIP W a uKh Alhf'y hour tn 1:1 1 5 mil!' 7.001' der the swtth -st apple trees.' ' of eh1ldrPn and houst>work. Call , " M iddlt>port. Oh,o. · 6 1 Mr 0 26 ,� $1.M $2.26 $1.l!O sau, ff 1c!'r o restinf:!; { I W Y 2•-'lSBY 6 2 Jtc Oh. yes. Joru• 's rea.<;Qn for hi!'i I ' "That ' :- nnt lnlt' · · tht> m:m said. Ad■ a-ettived by 10 A. 11 will be in lb.at day•• paper. ---------Some highti�hts from Kn!'r U PR I G HT FREEZER - 20 rn ft . j G l ll l . BOOK KEE PER ExperiCreek's C'o mment'f>ment where we bt- ing a bachelor · · 1 was just a · · 1 wa� or1 l v J..(o•m• 40 " Electrlt refrigern tor, 1 1 eu rt . P n et'd pn- lerred Wnh:• q ualifi . Th(> m :"'!n · ._ wi fl' in'"rJPdrd were an interested obse rver _ 1 fi nan dal cowarct " hf' p�· plains TV radio l l i•FJ comhm ii ! ion I r;1 t i n ,md expt>r ienet' tu P t h, n 0. lot a thf'r••� hat · · why . I w:,� 1 0f''" 1" .. a! t to AcC(lrcling • 11 " lo s suppose 1 went e11pec1a . ty1wwritn desk . 00th bh•aeht•d •_\ , (' ,·, p a11,1 .,1 6 ' 31t on , B1>X ,u.L, omeroy , O • rl -• I I h t' ee f b t omP!rr o to rave �pl'P up men .sleppm" -- and hear Johnny .lone-s. Col. Dis- POMEROY - 2 • story frame, 8 mt1hOJipny famsh Maytag 11 ()11 ( 9) {I) • 25. • ""'ge t hese , "a.vs an l h" lrn•11 ru,Jch ' s well known col :.imnist, proba te ,.-,.., 1 rooms, bath, double garage, fu U .-P1· , t'lerlric hedot' ( 1 8) TUMITE o\Nll Pl:IT CONTROi F O K ALUMINUM AWNINGS e dip 1 wrs. has. d I h k ... _ i mol I 1:>r : n I n w w J10 w:1� rM•• '""" t plot y Thf' i '" t'ns stea ,,. .. , <' . who ha� bf.en peckinr;! 0 ty pe-wr it · --.1 s me t t e s ize haby mb v. 1th m1.1 l basement , gas- r ·11�1 hot water . l o -•,e up rl ;x , st>:i C'Omes on biwk he nd 1 in . mg Kt-sldntlal a Com ...... l l e r up on CoI um hn s' s bi" g Mam f'l"'N lupffdoa. laltar•1 Fm N.U.■wlu. I res!!. Plwnt• WY 2-l l 4 1 h ea t f Lot 56 x 200 ExeeI Ien I M '-1 �.. Fun n iest . or ont· of tlw fonnwst ".l :•d!!e, Wf' were v,rtul+lly al t Combinalloa �rtta and Glass Street t>ver sinc-e he wen l there 6 1 Jtp WOULD L I K E E M PLOYMENT locahon $!:t.500 OO ... it.. SerYlcl 8&aUn W1' 1- Al1&ml.num s•-· A D:>\' at thP Gruucho l mt's m looking Al sorrlf' autlw1 1 • standstill. -w Daon • nd - -- / 1,om Jacks. ~ . o , about 1918 _ of any kind, but prefer painting SYRACUSE t sto,y frame 6 �• ...u, , DII. c Rarf'S' was wlwn .i wholt' group lndia, n »wc-lry in a stort w111. ti JAMOn" other Ia JI ta J es Jones 1 .... · wor k. wr·te 0' ' l'Al''CY , r•.:iSES or mt't' l1anie 1 or .,.. , : 1 2 1 s iu• 7Oil�,rooms and bat h , froot po1 eh , ' of gu\'.s an• lls arP havtnc such do I c1 a1m11 P far led one t-ourse al 1 lEE U5 FOR FEt:D NEEDS AND Bohhy Arnold, Harrisonv illt' . o $5 oo. r 1 , Hte 5--- S l o 00 2 new , 1 large lot Good loc ation Cash ·i · lti on. hold oo, " tht' justke a bl+ ng up l im e and h rilt· lo I - �1 · f' bv Ohio a oneState ighth of C11&tom Grh,dlq , Middleport ; / worn only O!ll'l'. Mrs 6 I 3tp Larry $4,000 00. ' Wh, rlon'\ we .1 I , i 11�1 �o ,1 nrl cri i>d. throwinJ:!" • up h i.,; h:m ds. point - he got a 69 HI o11 his p.a- 1 Fttd Mill J 2:5 tf ' Dikher, SyraC' uSt' FARM � ROUTE 7 - 175 ACRES n I 3tp " m et r now '! ' thus ··sto p right no,�· before- you bark n ned nght . per and bang. he's oul I Person- q Near High School. 40 acres cul9) 1 ( " K J C ' GrouC ho f WI WiTl . l N " A S . OR ' i IT"S inlo something. " ally, I f i nd 1hi1 hard 1o bel 1t've I TAil HOUSE OF ANTIQUES, l!vate-d, bala ne� pasture a�d / lluml·•mmlt' lt-e ( "rf'i1m, m,m ! , ------bul ii mak i s a corkin, good � ' 1 18 W. Main St .. Pomf'rO". _ __ _ l1m ber ' No b UI ld mgs Good m· ' Ohm, · k · Bui . � pt'a ing of the Mar� "ro� -'•id(s l)airy' Har · .. �tory 1 . , l ,, ... FOH SALE - Tavern in f.l{'otnC• i11¥ 1tes 1he public- lo hroust• 1 vestm,,,, .,, · .- .000 ·00· 1i ' , -am I e vr r si<"k a nd tirr1! o f SPf'· I· T c •t roy. rully e4uipl,)t!d. In Bu � i· J 0 1• around " Wt> h11ve m uny pr1miAl.BERT M. CO X, Salriunaa ___ ' John nv , ff! 8 ba h'" or y t g Har Hdwrlise his hook o n po · ' ST H A W R ER HI E S Pearl Parker's · ,, . ness 28 years. WY•2·:i0'.!0 Tod11v .is Sahr'"1h1y . .lune 3. t hl" t1vea in iron, etc., beuu11ful 1 BOX 329 P HONE WY 2-2%20 hf' wou nd up with t he admoni11on. � , a 1 a'!l lhr('e ,m"" rt nt prn , . "TI� . 5 w v z-:183o "A man i s only a s good as the 1 r1• �1dcnc� . Laurel Chff. day of t ht' year· with 2 1 1 4lh 1 5-J l - t k lamps, , dish� . panern glass, . . ThOUSilmls Or dO�l ars Of f rPP .I . -- _ p umb', ng & He11'1 ng t , 2 ,, ',, wom an h e !I w ', th " � so bow <1oes . . . ' 3' Jtc ' , n 196 l . m,,t""" -, cards · Iaffat a ware. Wc .t1 I E <· I hi d h d I th nk an u w O Of's ' . BUI-J.l,l(= HOUH. '" t N 1 G_ BY TH �� === _ , s=--== ' 61 E. y l Po"'9 ro Main St. 1 hr know Hi· looks exactly like ; F. � � Y t' The m oon ;� appt·oa('hing i ts I sd buy an1iq Uf"s. LargP " Stan• --�H ' ,s l '5. 00. Ch flon Moles , EM 7 7 2· 1 hon• U lc l paJ)('r. his WY-2-24the E pick-sher in X .E C r UUM l TROLU P VAC leane timd C n fine io I t i wsll L dotk. 44 l l H . FAR M dard'' ACRES · FREE I as! q uarte r. 5 1 8' p ' =. ; a ! _His _ tnol ing horn anrl "fri"h \"' l'opuh.1r model No. :ro. l·umplek> __ ___ _ _ __ _ 6 2 '.ll r 6 room ,oys he has C'atT it> d for a "'" GAS' Bollom Land•. =• .. ,, Jupll,, ' . •The morn,·ng <lacs • . j five dollar bill in h ; ,, · 1 k m11a r11Jr1• "llf' now - so OV · 030 _____ . • me. VENF.TIAN BLINHS. WINDOW with attad1menhl and paper 'k PI to ,l � g hom1e. 8 miles from R.1C' (20) _ . Vf'm1s. and . "' poC . mlone i� thf' Saturn "-- wholt' thin!? . b.ig.s Pay off b.i lnn<"e or $36 ri0 ''Ll't'1 D■att! It'• fu11 lo Lf'Drn." bli nds and shades. Porch ValEl{'('t rki1y ' W lllt>r $2 200 00 Bill grve 1o the- first sdmol sturtl'nl m · 1m 1t.� The evem n g -, 1 ars are M ereur , ...Oim · t a '"ltJk PVPr stm1oi · · . · . l o um l .. c I b ,s that h• r ,ns • "< ' ss .. 0 "·ho , or Sf\ 00 JM.•r 1 . lanr-f'. ,1wnmgs unrl Shudes. munth. Phon, ___ __ _ __ " Summer tmrollfllf'nl st1.1rl m� 111. . Cozar1 . Ha<'mt' , oh 10 . 1 own mrnt� .'lllrl not ride ori som t> and M:us WY 2·2204. . Dale Wippel Supply, 215 U n ionS 3 fit(' M ACIIINE SHOP SEHVICE. 5 r, ttt p ran �iVf' lht> Gt>tlvshttrf' Artrlrf'ss l Beginner· s , mll•rmNliul1•, ad TV On 1h11 day :n h1!i.l()ry: . t't·•· • t) , · · • , r· • _ n .I ,J s , .. f i 1h ' , f,,11 v h So n " , '- . vanct>d, in Tap. Acrob,1t1l "s. 8,1 . Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio. 5· 17·30"' __ __ ... _ _ Weldin". brnz in•. press1n". -- c=-cccc-c I'> e _ Conffi'.erate f'1•esidPnt. .Jeff.•r• - STRA WBE IUUES FOR SALE BY drillini,:, cullin�. t>l c Compl f'le FOR SAI.F.. MOOERN :l bedroom in1n, ·1 . ton t w 1rlmJ(. Alsu Smtmlt'r Hull. fi'rom toda:v·� rf>;, 1 l•ni:: PUffLIC AUl TION Davis, was born in 1808. son room dass now t"nrollml(. Cour• box 01· C'ratt', Garth Smith, Loni,: Machine shop !lf'rvic-e. Fulton , . home 011 corner lot ln Rutland. • 11 ow d;:iri> )'ou: s1w �1orrnr d �n p tn , . .,,., 8a1urd ay, JIUH! 3 1.... , I n 1 86.'i . K in g Ccorge V or Bol tom, Oh io. P hone 9H5•:129 1 . . 11 If' �. G;erwr . . Built in ki1ch en. S · • Mrs . O O r Odd l Mc Intire was ·, ra,-to,· S a M"! me I uul' Wa Ilz. Fox Trn1 . • ee Ron u Id 1 h omp!«> n � ' ' >d T Se l •how darP you ilrop DI him, W 0 c I I H r n A l' lor izt ul i o 1 r G :at Britain :1nd lrrlal1cl W:l\ �: ----�- 6 3 6lp al Machilll' Co . , WY 2-5101 lhere hatk from New )'.ork 1 ,md, J1llerbu g. Polka. 1 · h t1 Cha C 'h u , 1 Williams or Phom· SH 2-4874. 1 k :mrl ('ltl !il)( oirl l ikf' an nld S\\ 1 w� ' m p lt• l � Het � 0f H ouse ' o 1 ' h .Ol ll. e I 2 :Iott fl 2 61c I gurss Euro pt, j for the su m n1er. " litimbo. Ta ngo F::nroll I Jy Fl o µ- f • __ . ___ • � E .,., Pwmg E R · CONSOi thPn Mm" hH1·k and f'�["lf'('I her . . , unulurt> <11 Zt!rklc " s Storage '8IN G _ __ _ . I . , the nuke of Windsor I n 1� .. p1ug n a,r our_ sl udui_ u1 I U l W 1 got to s�u k �o Ii er . b�1(' fl . THEISS REFRJGERA ! ION .\ ND lo fa! linlo voui· arm s a�a m ? Wa.-eho11.1e on lhe corner of chine, Sew9 forward and : ly K ing F,!watd V I I I of former 2nd S £omt- r uy, O/uo. nd Y , m ee · mos! gracmus . . . · _ ' Appliance _ Srrvice. Domestic and / ., , _ Serarid Ave, nnd Wal nut .SI . , in verse 1rnd has �11 the ultach' d M r!II. Wd 1• marne Br1lam, Great , . 11 . understood from Gal lipolis frjends (H)K J Le111 Netru Poger Contac1 Commercial. mc Pay for s t n �wing. fancy I I HOUND ING A M iddleporl · Ohio ' consist ing " 2 i of · w , · n . . . r. A rt l of Balt t, R ,...Y lis Warfield Simpson me Vio t !I I ' ' /\ et Bu � ' e ti 4 8 t ie &l h 1u r.... 1 . 1.,..., An•el-■. C1llfornl1 , that Mrs. , M . now has a n w ne- a! a Pi:, m t>J"Oy store off bulan1't' of $.',3.71i ("i.1,�h ur 1 1 hels.!1 . RaclJU'. Ohio say� i-:.ie Stovt-11, W11Hhc>rR . Dinette Sehl , ) ' more, PHIL AND .flM S 1'17.ZA Ol ('n 4 . . . . . · . •d --· 1� heut:iy nounord Lh•• un th• 2s1h. ol n Conl inenlal, finally filU Vt' up ca�· . 1 m • Plinne, i - OO pay mc n t N. If di,sirt t. 1 l.1v111g Uoom Su1tl•11. llt> frl�era_ , •0_1 u m_ n any mor" • day "' April trl61 , Artllur Harr. beln■ !he fam ous Rolls-Royct> . .She had R F ING AND SPOUTING p. n1. to 12 C:urner 3nJ nml M i ll• . I n 1946, lh!' w,u ld 's large9t ttl l . 1 "1 1 1 1 wr1 1 e 1\ _ w 1 to1d 5 :J fflt l)lllnllrr. rnrd h,o pfl Uon •1 •lns1 h"r WY 2-22Ll4. . tors. Dr\'l'l"!I, Hm1 1111 . JWdroom Sull. f'II, · l' IIOrl • Powl'rs ('ompany M iddl The •· • •• 11ett>ntlan1 l n th• four1 of Com• _ _ • Sl . , M1ddll'JKJrt t.:nll WY 2 :m.1:1 · e.'�COpe wn� dert1cnted at Mowit < • • • · R lf'r ' w P , l'rf' 0 I h If lrl Bl h ( cu� ( ' hai rs. otlwr mli< " 11•� u�ual ly Ohio, mnn f'lr1u Md11 Cuunt, .'lTI · p a Iomar Obser vcitory, Calif. j Ohio. Phone WY 2-2'.IOI . 1 fi 2 3tp 1 rrom ~ ' Nu 1 :1,1 14, pnylnl for dlvnrre Pul•lt -Off pver g(•\s a new piek- . found m II horrw ' A lot of lhis K I R H Y UPRIG I I T Varuum Cleun• S-17- ,."Mn lh• uld V1t,1�1 R11n Oil th• ll fOQlldM -----i 1 r r in A• I condit ion. U uarnnlced, 1 of w111m1 AhMnr• or Hid d•fend1nt sh:ar m;ide - h:i1•dp�t thi n� l' Ver , hwnit urf' ww1 w1ed only one (8) lhnn more ror pt11nt1lr •aid frnm ;;:;OUND LIKE 1'HUCKS CO. RUN FORE BLOCK , Sl' · t}t, 11 t,r tJ Mn fomJllele with full !W l or house. !o r..,,llv sel 01,1 iln 'I l',r l !his <lnne yr ,.,11. . It JII yo ,,., . __ _ __ __ . ""• .ve1r lut pul 1nd Gruu Nelfl•rl n I < a g hm lpo I G rt"adlng O IJ " l" · v 1 e8 t l'rt> a t , ' h The Kamb It't • TRENTON " • I . 4 UP) ) - SI :r e t u , ,. l hi · k OIi lh r i Pr ' huld cleanin � nttachm t-01 8 in• You will h1 11ld for re!IS wit h our 01 n ,11, . a n d p1 1 1n11 u , 1 ao pr a>· • fo r l A ) ls W tlillly find for snlr. 1 ; 111 :•; 22 fee� on rt,! • i 18. 4. 15. 7, r_ i ,mnm� 4 World Standard of Comped dud i n g l)OI i:,,her. Ava ilnblt> to I •�.P q�.alily..conc- rPt f' blor�s . " o �"'!�'-.�! / i'� t;�t d A HADFCUW A UC'TION CO. herr 011 "-uwl:1v anri on MPmnriHI H ighw·1y Comm ssioner Dwig,1t I . oy•Mason Pt. ers, Pome 911 n Ji: u•f'"lll'neti . 1 22 511 . 1 1 Dav _ A /i!l" (';i t n i i •pl- � r wPrP from • H . G. Palmer revraled Thu rsd ey pa r t y who C'Jtl'I a,i;sumt l hf' ha1 . I r1 - -8 - 1 2: Blol'k!. CtmC' nl - n f J,11,P, , Tn- m s· fi\SII t r 1 BiR <'ar room. rnle uml perf orm• 50 ton f 1 Pleasant H 25 Mor1ur-W iudows. . 0II ;,!lm� m r · n( • • , 25 or ., �:::, cruw. cru� ti,.:• ll •e of J:ISl pn ymrnt 11 of Nol r •sponslhiP for 11t t idents rar� w w · rm inls Ph ro1 1, mhus and thal Pn�meers ,.,P re ba,Uled thot Allorntv� ,,., . P1a1 .. urr antt. !im11II rar l'<·nnomy and · Phone WV !-20l'7 Kmwwhu Falls l . 94 rising. Chat · set up to measure tru.::-11: . 00 l CHITT llllAIWOHD ' Aul'l loneer $Ii JWr munlh · Phone· WY 2 I the .�eason . · .s l a device (4) :ta r,J 1·13-I0-2'1 It) l · l0-71r . ,, , 1�ancv�t"'r _ <m<l . . . . . , .� . Al l rr.�vcman · t>ra 1a111 l_y. h lo Ilk Road, ore11I Pomeroy, Run -------------0 --, l les1o n l7.71 slal1onm mi• , P w: y y,, _ .[! . louder at night n o i se rt•gi�tered 5 <l i 22tl4 . 3 l un I r A . c. Brndl orrl Manager 1 1 ol in 1 h _ r' l Su · S II 30lc able dams on 1he Ohio ll1vt•1 ure I t wo Comm•·m·i• ml'nts . nne Al u m • ' when there is \es� traffic. 5 27 61c Mrlror,6l llan Moton -· . dow n . London, Ma r·m{'t and Wi" I n i P 1 n que1 t1 ncl onP MllS! f' t Da . . ' . An investigation showed why-Nelgler 8-;lkllng Supply . v · I I MON1 I IS Blll.L. Charla1se- -- coo E. Main SIN>f't. Ponw roy · e 11 s th on ams Id 1e d are t s. all in one short brcathlPss week en· ckels. it takes to build Hr•rt'fol'd hrN'ding. lJ .'it'd Corn 15 ft FIBRE GLA.SS Cl JTIEH We supply what Phoffll WY 2 . 31170 Ko.ut movt'ffll'llh1: Guy house. repair a Call -and oh, Vf'S . 0f'fOl'at ioo Dav al or BOAT, 0 m Mrrrury otor. P. l l 7 PJ;mtcr. !'hon(• Sil 2,4fl5'1. G lenn 4 22 lfo _ C ,·, , ,..".. .,... Oh io River - New Orleans up Gravr' H i l l , tno - Nf'"VPr h.i-vp 1 Rar-lnf', Cleek, Corhet or Nrl�lt'r • • ,·,, " . • , ,, umJ .. . , .., ,, Trailer , . 1 1 Vr11w1.• . lt1. I . M i, lrll r•port, OI do. l!tf!O F.NGLISII �•ntm. -t { 'ylin• a.'flo"'-' f'rs 5 6 lk ,------------.1 1 5. 4 . 15 11.m: Alherl llo!drn up Sl'f'n hom f' erown Ohio. sPen a l S.S.S . St·rvil'e Slation, 121 29 5 P l der O H V. w1!h 4-sp�•, J st le k 15, 5 : 20 a.m. ; Bob �enter up 11'. �<'�rre as thi s yf'ar - t' loq uf'nl Syl'ar-use. 6 f t jJ PONY STUD SF.llVIC E . Don • r rl a 1 f 1 rt co dl•I Not, : RNdt I -PI.OOlt SA M l 'U � SALF. A I - .shirt Ht>11l f'.mnumy $!)'Yi.OIi 1 a m : Pennsylvania do\\" n JI, rv1rli>nC'f' was 1ht> miltw ba�lcf'I� of Houdar.hPlt. R. D. 3_ Pomeroy. I ly Invited to UM thli anG . E ltcfrigcrntor!I. Waill'rs. 6:20 a.m. : Thel m a Ann u� plu■ any older trode ron i. J i,,. , . 20. �thou1\f flo�Prs al r._ravt>l H 1II-5 26 30tp l nouncement tpeH for public Phone W Y Z-680a. > and n TV s tlryei· , No rkiw PUY NI . }'ho11e M a11011, SJ . 1-52-11 . 2. up \JnhPard ol m an Pm'ht'r day Jon i m . 15 . 5: a Walter BeckJord : · FOR R E NT· APARTMENT with ! •nd ort•nlted group Me.t• j - - - quallt7· IF \'OU WANT -RF.AL men!. H u mp l tm & L:aprlrnrl. 1 Inga. NotlcH will 1M accept. 20, fl : 45 a.m. ; &illy H. and r ' har- ago - Al!W I my!ll'lf um prPlly ! .:, :n . fllr, thre€ roo�s .1md balh. Phone / Breeding b111l1 th!tt .-Ill • l r • tel to run NUy thrH tbiy, , lie down 20, 6: 15 u m. : Rnbp:·t well sold on \ hf' hf'llf'r t)'pe of Nt>w l luven W. Va. 5•31 -tllc WY 2-5141. 5 I Uc C• h• Reerl up 2 1 . ff 11. m . : Chris Jr. up arllfidal flow(•r for ct'metery use / ( or tt 11 J In adnnct- of the , - · MOttef malu!n ■N lMH 1 . 100 lnlt• rnul ional TRUCK m'io N F. W M OON TR All , F, R 4 ! - ----- --- --' O� REN'f, 6 R�M _ I IOlJ�E fi e 1 Sires. Call Dick "ltt-rl' tl, Wt ,nnt. NoticH r11e•l11tcl , for w ith hox hody A · l t'm1dilion. 22, 7 a.m. : Andi· ew C o lhoun down -!l(I Ion !,!, a !\ not loo garish _ fuot , :t �< t room.'i. Good condiw i t h bath m M �nersY illt·. 8l'f! Z.%141 ., Chester itM-lH5. more th,n thrM lnnrtlona I Cood t lrns. A sl,•ul ut $12'.l5 no . 23, 1 : 55 a.m. ; Queen City n•. wn mostly lhese an> now wrat herlion . Phone ml.'i·22fl7. C,,, .\• i l lr >. l-eote will 1M htld until mffti"I Victor Brown, Mmersvlllt W Alkin� Chk'ks. Ph. WY 2 • 2!111.li . , , 23 , 5 ·, 45 a. m , .. C . \' . ffomer l proof - the whole irlr11 is re• Churlt·ii f� \ck Roule No 7 ,. th• tboYt recaulrem•nt■, 29 6l ��==c === 5 f dbwn Zll. 5 · 55 .a. m . ; Edena Ros- membran('e - thnr.� what rounts A. IB CONDITlON[NG�RiFR TGo , .___________ ----:..3 1 .61 p� --milt>11 uhove Chf' �ter. I --- - - l J me .., � - l visitrd the grnve.'i of my gr :md NICE 5 ROOMS � ANO - BATH !!: RATION .service Jack' !II R • r worlh up 28, 7 50 a m. : w C:R�VEJ.Y THA (.,.OH . rPhuilt, J parPnts on . '. he M?ll hPWS stde ar UNE S apn rtmeril. Unfurnlehed. North fr lgeral lon. Ne• H.aveo. Pho!M I White up 29. 8 p m . : J. S l .<-wiii . wr l ult i�i to 5, � of nl a C . !I ofd('sl tt one 3<1 z Hemlock Grov" Grange w 1 1 1 : up 29 _ 5 30 a m. . Hele n g.z.,. a Third in Middleporl, Cull WY 2· TU 2-3637 . " G�AS � . FUEL and ooal f� \� up . �O� ��y 9997 . • S d H 1 an w 200 � 11 1 �e �m J! � P mr l erv exac e k 1er1Ps. Y • l'I", . meet Saturday 1r t 8 p.'7'. The hal-: · 1 1 50 p. m ; City of Maysvillt> up 5 29 6 nacea. Call for • ree e,itima tn · AllCTJONRF.R Wis h t rd G i P 5 tr n w . H lfl • '". S.-A n soolh of Kyger \repk H nl' Se l , i ng and pillow l'nse rontt>sts ,.; · 1 31 3 _ JO Tei. sa · 0remu • Abbott Mlddhiport u P 1 :i R 31 O eY u � PA� M E T ":' 1 t h _. t� . · 11.EABONABLI: RATE! _ · cnnsin eri�i111•. plow, rulliva1or, ' mon;i eortv d .'l te o n cm farly Bin� be held. A potluck dinner will fol 1 2 · 35 a. m . ; Cl1y ;. � � � ID-tic 1t of Hnnl ingt?n up uI tes urm s!t"d · 7nq uire I�t' s SA Tl."'l f.U"'Tlf)a,, . G U ARA NT" " "r.a di .sc mui s k klt' mower. $1 50 . Kill Them YourMlf with I umEmt there Is 1T14 - I ht>rPby - _ __ low the mf'elin�. 'l tche r up 12 6 a.m Disp 3 1 : . Novell Shop, 7 1 1 S. Mid l'hl d. · · J thank all low nship trusi:PE"S w SALF. sn:: 1u:os - c ; f:, Mot o r- Spri ng fi eld �11rden trn rtor with , )' ' t Call or wtih L o. �cf'.oy · ARAI U-00-IT ho dle po rt. 5-:ll-Slc No culliv:i1or, sil-kle mo�•f'r TERMIT E CONTROL olu, Mai,:navnx S!l!I !� up. St. Paul ' s Lulherari Church, a,m, $125 'liHttt, Ohio do !IUch u fine job dPa n in )! all G � lllpoUs Dam - Leli� Sl-iP<1 r• down pa}· me-nl II.Jmp1 on and Meru t loul!'.h cfo1ln suw $100 F'URN ISHED - A PARTMEN'f, 4 these olck>r fa�ily ('f'fflPteriPs _ �ve S I OO or more Eesy to 3--22-3M' SyC'amore and Sec-onct- st s, sumer dow n 4 p. m.; Erne5lme down ( 'a1ielu1rl, Nl' w H aVl'll , W Va Trojnn hoal with wi nd.� hield and m. sermer sehedule. s,...cial JI room11 and bath, N . .Second St. ---a. A wondPrft1l Rel'Vice and one so �8e. No harm to plants. Pro­ ...AUCTIONEER I ve I wn du fe111lonally proven t Jllrt 30 R d Sal ymon 4 m . p. �- · 31 -61 c lii,:h1�. Masler(' rnfl bnu t lrail t>r, In Mtddl�port. vil'es eaeh Sunday. Vat·alion Ri• : • : e sadly heedrd in yf'ars pad-We Good condit ion. Comple&e �rvlca _ _ _.. _ protettion Get FREE folder ; 1 u p • · :I> k eep he11rin� new and prolifprnus 11158 MNi·ur� 40 I I P motor, hie S(' hool, June 12·2.'Jrd to be 5' ; 20 p. m · ; So 1t h land Rent reasonahle. Phont' WY 24 ROOMS ANO BATII l,a.-.emenl CrlU Bradtor4 ai your Lumber Yard. Tho111, ' mmpl4•lf' outfit. $695 5293 6 I 61p held at l he C'hurch, ages 3- 13 in• p, m . : Onw u rd down I0 : 50 p.m. � pupnv slorir - A vo1m" rf'l ntive· an d R9rn11:e. � 1 A•Slt·r Hu.�si•II, l-e. Ph,.. or Co■t■ct and, use Jt. Wrl 1 OVEC down 2 : 20 a . m . ; Sol va y 11P of oor.s rlown Cheshl,e W"V , flrnv•ly Trndor .S11lfo1 & Sfrvk-r , · " sairi (I · 1 e St1™Y ·• , Ill m slrtp�. Ple11"' · 111l lUdge, I omel"O)' HOUSE AND i\. C. BR.\DFORO. Rae�, Obit " ustve : B"bl EIGHT 'IOOM 4 a.m. : Codrington up 4 : 45 a.ni. ; he wound up here a while hack s1i 1>-: . M.uln �I. · seven room house; on, !>-room --=--=---,��--,---- I crn ft s. recreation , 9- 1 1 : :tO a.m 5 2!1 :iot 11 l'emrroy. Ohio Bayou Manchaf up 6 : 30 a.m. · with 2fl puppies - 10 lo eaeh of Radio TV ServiA __ _ _ JUN E s apartment. Also New 5 rood\ GLIDEHS, ORAPF.IIIE.� . arul h1•d l'hoD4' Wl' !-ms Aliquippa down 7:30 a . m. ; Fr•mk: z mAmas _ he hastened to ca ll All Mautl 'l'he - R utlMd Garden t I u b , aprPud. Phon� WY 2-:140:1. 6 2 6k house with garage and lo undry PbelN Wl' -2·!ZU e • will meet his comi n g Mond.i}' lin Pier e down 8 : 45 a. m. · South- the do � warden oi,:; 1hev �ot older , in hasemerit . A . N . Bengel Ph _ _ f. 2: :!IC' ('In•� ''TwaR all I could do - I i -,x,T'f Stamp■ .. all _!'epalr •N~ D-DATII , bo 5 ftOOMS ,._ -sement afternoon at 2 at ' he . home of Mn . ern up 10 : 20 a.m. Pho,.. WI 1,3.. 1 ====·-... WY 2--::d'12, is..tf� c.-emet . 11p Kanawha Rlnr Jt: ivt11 to evt . neiohhm:· that : E me O al had y RE F RIGF. kATOH.S - All f loo1 o , anr.i �arai:e. Sloe L.eslPr R u:-ri1('1l, h P W . M ■ BL ro , le Roberl Reibel with Mrs. RuSMII ' rm lntereslCllilaad n 1amplea at redur-ed prlN"� ( ; J,� APARTMENTS - ,:umiahed nnd l'lt"oSlln! Ridgl', Poml'roy . ] Ll!tle as ro-ho.� less. Mrs He, . London 6 : t o a .m. : Merrill down ! I coold persuade ' Mr. Chris p.m. Winfie · 15 . M iddl r M . and Frixi<lair,. a� low a� $HO . mfurnished e'" ••Hc .. c ute -; Th k. a. M ; 7: 5 31 30lp man Humphrey . of e Plain , ='7""=---===---=== OS wilh tratle. l hl mpton & C ap {' - u, foot CAJ\ IN CR m S[n wilh 16 port. ftonll WY1--281L 1-3-1 W ILL 00 BRUSH CUTTI NG -Witll j Regional Director will be a gue �t down Winfield 10 : 05 p.m. ; Olivl'r 1 Shearer down Winfield 3:30 8 m. ; hart. Ne\\' ll nven. W. \' 1 llP Motor with a boat dock. 9 ROOM HOME. Lincoln Hill. tractor cutter. by thti hour Wm at the meeting and also lhe men. . u y Jane Lucas down Wmf�lrl :1 1 1·6"" $400. Can he �1>eri 111 59 Dia- Available June 1. Wm. McQulfilg, Houdash@lt, Kingsbury Rd. w.,. · bers of the Fr iendly Gardener:.: L c .. 3 . m. : Jerry Bosworth down 1-6851. ffil12 Webster Road, Boy Vilmond St . . Miftt\ leporl. Gl'ClrJte "SUITS US l10 US ER0,,1 . 5-3-,ot.J , Club. Included 111 the afternoon s : � e up 5 : 20 e.m. ; Beaver m W -He-Jd lage. Ohio. S 2 3(N.c 6 2 31c Knapp. program will be a garden tour. lloland Dml!!, 5 Oak-51 . Porn-years -cLADIES! Ten of your life• ' . . : eld 5 40 a m Winf Theodonis Com'C ll Daughters of I e-roy. Pl)Qflt WY 2-2'1ti4 UNFURNlSHED apurt• ONE LARGE SF.VEN HP 19ffi' times ii. spent dolng h1 mily America will r.1eet in regulflr fl 2: 3tp model w ht'l'I hor!le tral'lor · with ment . Coll Christine Beegle or laundry ! 52 wai:;hdays a )'ear (·ultivator umlt> r lrarlor. A 1100d Mr�. Earl Bennett, Pomeroy 40 Bl'SHEI. COHN, :JI() hole� good add up to unnecessary woi·k session Monday at 7;30 p m. �t Chiert,ln 2 Dr. Sed. Clean gardt>ri.'i. St'e Ohio. hay, G. A. Deem , Hadfk• Phom• ORE' for large wht'n Robinson's Laundry tan the. I OOF Hall. All members are &-24-l2tc -·-1 t for im oriainal finllh with match­ sted r presen bl!' � Hughes, Coolvillt-, Ohio eque . · WI t-2228. .· t for do 1. vacayou. Start your 1 p. s 1 DOCK SPACE FOi\ RENT. Roush -- int Interior. HydnunaUt. s. 6 2 Jlp hon now! Phone : Robinson 's portant l:Misrnn_______ I and ing localed above the Ra. ROUNDED GLASS M!::DIU M One owner. Laundry and Dry Cleaning, WY IMRP china doiwt. •;is • oo M r ,._ SWEET POTA TO Pl . ANTS, yeJ . <'ine Park. Dock fee S l . 00 per ' son •a Tri·Lus... ,__ ; nu D-b m ..... 2 .., TIie Chanel Jwlm: Joh■ Daly, -......... lolY Nancy Halli and Puerlo hoat over 17 fet1t. 75c under 17 H. ..\. Barnhart. Star Houle No. who sul>Md for Dave Garroway C. 1 tanen, 0 WY 2-5130, ff s & ffl.11. •·-�oou house eas 1 Rico R-• 1oot, per month . We aell Ash• IIIO, Jopp, SIMe. :.I Dr. Hardtop. Be-lved,re. tc during Garroway'1 recent lave r,f 8tt r 5 ti -·f om school houM> in Syracuse. -Power ntte. Extra clean land Go.Mix Gasoline for mo- _________ _ _ ••--STRAWBERRIES. Dal, R"o hne r N BC,TV'o '.'Toda•· • Wm. H . Holme, a , Uc · 1n1lde and out. Ior!I. J ames E · R OUH h• owner. Rulland Harrl!((Jflvtlli• Hmul --- -( ) ahow. UI e:itpected to tab over Uw e S 6lp 8 :1 fftp ' \'JLI.YWOOD BED, Complf'te. 2 Phone 5H 2-5.'tt!I. CE COMPLETE INSURAN PROmorning pro1ram thla summer, _ -- -- -slorm windows. Paisley shawl, SLEEPING ROOMS. clo11e In town lec.tlon. Life Auto,, ll'ire. Pol.. when Garroway 98vers h ll COO· l'OMIIIOY _Phone W Y 2•117 1 � __ 6 S 3tp 127 BuUemut. e !I Mp Call ""-.n MIU., Middleport. '1hla neciion ' with ihe _ 2 SHORT HOHNED 8 U L I. S. ---� ­ Ready for serv i1't'. Orville R. Brown. l.onM Bottom. Ohio. 6 :I &Ip IF YOU ARE LOOK­ W A NT AD S / H ELP WANTED I � . ,_ ftD � M iddle-ag� lad y l (20B) INSU RANCE I NOTICES EMPLOYMENT WA NTED a. . e· I I - · · ARNOLD'S Ii I ·1 he Al ma"'aC ·'°· ....... ...... -.. A UTO SALES I I (9a) R ver . . I I l-� R eport If,' MARIN E SUPPLIES I Me,·gs-M ason Com,'ng Events I ! (!}_ FOR SALE___ , • fE RMITES on. RAC I N E PLANING Mill =====--=-,-,--- s.,,. -·-·- �==� UCINE; OHIO SADDLES ------- WESTERN & ENGLISH SttOOM '57 Pontiac '-- $995 '57 Plymouth _ '$995 208 IN SURANCE -.... r,_., ' BWTTNAR'S ,.how, 10, Farcl t·Dr lt..\ell W�•••1 ,.,.,. V.. niol.f,r , P"ONIDlllllit. P6-H' Uh "•• ht. Irr• Ur•1 CIHn ¥hlt l J111•r• ior trim l!lt-11• fl!l,ltl'I. Jo1en1� DI ■runn In WRt'fl!fn,o •11ttlll . •tot• GRADUATES Of Bend Area - F'HESII HOLSTEIN COW WITH eatf ,JOI' Wpyer:1mlllf'r. N 1 . 2. 1 Pomeroy. � fl; !I _ SINGEll SF.WING MACH I N EI Round bnbhin In brand new 1·on­ , 110le ftthinrl . Eq ui111>Prl lo 1ig zir, and make buttonhole:-. Pay 1 off In�! II payffl('nts of S8.t0 per monlh. Phon� WY :U20t. , , Rtell,.--..,,,... _ .,_..__..,...,.__,. _,. __ ., _ ,. _ ...,..,...,.....,.....,., _ -. :Mc \ I --...,.,. --- ) THE DAILY SENTINEL WILL RUN FOR 3 DAYS FREE Your Employ,.ent Wanted Ack, PLEASI MAIL ... MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS ta• bol>ks are now open for the June or Sec­ ond half colle<lion of lhe 1960 Real Estate !Hes, The Abo dellquent ..,. Closing date will be July 1st, 1961. •· Clycle G. Mlllhone Meigs County Treasurer. ... I ' . .. ' . .. . .. i I\ • - 'IO' RE A PUlM6 600D TALKER , HEN AIGS _...-, JOOHAID t,·� DAILY CBTPTOQVOTE - Hon>'• how to work I&: M Z Y D L B A A X B la t. O lif O l' II L L O W One letter llbnply ■land■ for another. In thW aamp1e A. 11 u.Nd fot tilt three L'I. X fc.,r the two O' ■, etc. Blrigle letter.a, apo■- 1 1 h ibt.. tropb1M, the Jengtb a11d tonnaUon ot the word· · Eacll dq the code Jetten are 4ltterent. A Oqpto..,._. Qaotatio11 N A QH D J E Z Z F O Z N O E G K I 8 N C K - O N O K I M H. NI JK l:I A K L D F I Oryp16q11o.., ALL GREAT 'rRUTHS BEGIN il BLASPHIDMIES-SHAW . (0 JNL, KU J'Mture■, Syzulii:&U. Ille.) y.,,......,.. 1 J 1 6!00 Mel Price Show 6 · 15 Country Top Tell O:ilO Farm l'lnlo t, 15 Cauntry Top Teo Country Top ,•es, Brealda,1 Party EJte�ed Weather Breakfast Party 1ba World Thil Momln.lj (New,) 6: ilO Breakla,1 Party NeM Brealdaot Party 6:33 7:00 7:25 7:30 a,zs ;� Motorcade Dcllon'1 Top Ten ,ilO Star Salute ,oo ,oo ' 12,00 Noon News , 1!· 15 Manba.Uen Met,dlea U,iJO Platter Party 1::115 New, l:ilO Platter Party Platter Party News Newa 1:30 Platter Party 5,45 News Roundup S:00 Pla.ttE>,. P�"ty Sign Off ., .. 7 : 30 1!45 8:� 8:30 9,00 11:30 lt, 45 SUND,\'\' Sign On Easy Ustcniug Sunday Chapel Social Security Sholl' The Church o( the we :k ManhHtten M -w:lie: The Sunday Show Washington Report.a to :he People Noc:,n Newa Th11 Search AnQy Hour 12:00 12: 13 2;30 1 1:00 Sunday Show .. gse 5: 15 New. lwwtdup 1:00 Sunday stio,. Cue 1, 30 Sign OU W J E H RADIO 11:111 Walter Moeller 12:00 LQcal Newa 12:0l'i NOOa News U: 10 Ohio Niwa 12: u W� 12:JO 12:21 12:30 U:51 1:00. 3,30 4:00 4,30 5:00 S: li 8,00 o,30 Va. Farm Feature Bulletin Board News O Gram BW Ferrell Show World New1 Femll Show Anny Time ■ em Discing With Doss Holling Homa Saturday News Summary Musicale · Suntet lloulnard Sign OK Severi widely • acclaimed "CBS Report:1" prlgrartUi will be re-rur. this tummer �o alte!'Date Thursday eommem:in, ·June· &.. The t lllft; "A Re'al c;ase of Murder, · • ■ CIURI Y . ,. Mr. and Mrs. Lou McNaab of Galion, Ohio, vi.sited Mr. and Mis. Pearl Nicholson and family re­ cently. Mr. and Mra. Marshall Dlllltan of Huntinglon and Timmie Dun­ can of Colwnbus, Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. Buren Duncan and fa m ily. Mrs. Laurence Davidson and famll.v of Columbus, Ohio called on relatives and friends over the week end. Mr. and Mn. Elmer VanMeter tailed on Mr, and Mrs. Robert Gretr at Point Pleasant Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Peters Jr. and Lois Jean visited Mr. and fURNCOAT IS IITIH-OthQ Mn. Louis Pelers at M iddleport G. Bell, 30 i;ine of three for­ , Sunday. mer turncoat ■oldlen who Oliver won prli!Oner-ot-war pay tor Mr. and Mrs, Robert are spending the summer in Clif. their time epent tn Commun­ l•t Korean captivity, la ton. Miss Ch�rlotte Smlth of Rutland Bhown at home u, Olympla, Wash., Wlth hia ton. Bell aald spent Thursday night with Sharon he' d "rather hang" than con• Turnbull. Unue Ute brande d a.a a turn­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albright coat. He den i ed an thl!I of Columbus visited Marilyn dlarges that led to hl.s dill• Burns, Sunday. nonorable dlecharge bl 19M , Leona Wamsley left Sunday for The U. S. Supreme Court Columbus whl're she has employ• ruled that he and two OUlCl'"I were entlUcd to the pay. ment at a public l ibrary. Mrs. Gl· .n Glaze of Middleport and Mrs. Nelson Roush of New Haven vl!ited Mr. and Mrs. Har- Colley and family of New Haven 1')' JohllliOn last week. called on Mr. and Mrs. Dana LewMr. and Mrs. Freeman Joh nson la Tuesd ay. Mr:1. Katie Bass visited Dr. and Mrs. Rrul! King and family of . Mrs. Ray Dean Heaton and son · ' led Mrs. Be'"' . / R 1p 1ey, w . va .• . v111 Frt'd ay evl:!mng. . ty Ca U and (amily, 'l'ue8day. M r. and Mr s. Lou1s H arme.s oI _______ Toledo, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and . . . · 1 Adrng Lucille Ba11 bas cancelMrs. Chester O'.iver and Joan. 1 Mr. -1:tnd Mrs. Tom WiUiams led her CBS•TV special, "Lui:y Head, Goes to Broadway ," which wa 3 .11nd son, Jeff, of Iridian Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd supposed to hav.i been filmed th� McDermltt and Steve Gayhart are summer for airing in D!!Cffllber. visiting Mr. and Hrs. Lloyd WilHams. . Rex Reason won't be part o( . Toma Co 1ley of New Haven and , ., ABC·TV' s "Roaring 20 8 � a 8 t Elaine Cartwright of Mason were . when the sernr,s returns m ti.-.e Sunchiy nlght guests of Randy fall. . . Victor Borge •, first special \ Lewis. for the 1961-62 season ill set for , Mrs. Anna Louise Colley and C children. onJa, J. C. and Rusty, BS-TV on Wednesday , Sepl 17. . WMPO Radio SATURDAY Sign On Oilton Items Of Interest I I ...... da --... ; � Five days in jt.il. �o ; a;I can hold I/OU , cake \lle' l 1 bake JJOU UJith a s;aw - r ·in it-. In!- a .. •• .. Ind, ... rb . , •I blll bin, - up& li,1e , ' NANCY OK AY, AUNT l'RlTZI -·- I MOPPED UP YOU M I SSeD ONE: SPOT YOUR SHADOW ISN'T THAT'S MY FOLLOWIN<t YOU SHADOW THE KITC H EN FLOOR OjCK TRACY , 1■,r -■I I Gia .. , TELL. J.IIM TO PICK' UP MA'J()R VOTEN A"f ffl! l<ENNEL. OFFICE AS HE COMES BACK' HERE, l SatunlaJ" 6:58 Sign On 7 : 00 usical Clock 7: 45 The Llleline B:00 Ohio Valley Ne..,, 8: OS Ohio News 8: 10 Sports Today 8: IS World News 8:20 Musical Clock 8:56 Local New1 I 9:00 Musics.I Clock 9:30 Sona .It Story Time 9:45 Showers ot Blessing Ul:00 High School Hit Pararte 10:55 World Ne\f8 11 :00 High School flit Parade 11:30 Leglslatlv. Review 1 1 : 45 World News .. Year of the .P"olaris,". "Cro:!'j,roads Africa, " "'l rials of Cbarle-s de Gaulle,·• "Britain, 2tl Years "Mo,ie Ren.sorsMp" and "TI1e Gre,it. Holiday .Massacre:• .. - -- --���=� visited Mr. and Mni. Dana Lewis Sunday. Mrs. Vina McDermitl, Bertha Lewis of West Columbia visited Mr. l\nd Mn. Fred Lewis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Fl'ed Lewis and Dana Lewis attended the horse show at Gallipolis, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward and daughter of Columbus visited Mr, and Mn. Oscar Henry over the week end. Lessie and Ivy Sleeth ol Mason visited Mr. and Mrs, G . H . Har. rison, Tuesday. Mrs. James Cunningham and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley f:11 OH • OM ! TH' CURReNT , F6EL tT1 MUST ae COMI N ' 10 A !2eJ::1 f THAT'S WHV WEi !SEEN 6TA'(IM' WITHIN TAGGIN' Olsnv,ICE OF TN' SHORE , caMI QN OUT, MClt'lfflL, LlmE- � IS OYER, "'°" P!.EASI,.. � .,. w,u,.., IION'T MAKe ME GO Mo< 10 111111' ­ wm:it ! We Trade For Any Kind lliT TH' BOAT ao f IT1i JUST A STR&N' THAT OLD JAKE li'LLIG Tll:O UP LA<gr· FALL, HoeOD'I C\AIMED IT . ROTTEN ROPE . IT �OULJll! ' JUS'I' eR<\I(& =•f 93 WtEN M. FINO$ Ol1r .lDSH 16 Al.MOST M L�bEO AS SHE IS TH� 8011i .J(l«J'N rr AIN'T MONE't 1™T �NG& 'EM 106fTHEff. ,I '. • All Sizes e HORSE SHOE J NAILS, 3-1 2 By GEORGE WONDER • SHEETS ING FOR Atw �l(.Cffl.Y tet<'ING- AN !-,cAP! Fll:W, !M PILE/MIA, 7"! ffl!9 11W. ON 1H! J.MIP. 0 l>IIA60N....,. SOME­ TIUNG FOR THE HORSE. WE HAVE Wt l""''E W,NICLE ' . SHE W.Y HA'1'fc ME Fell ™'$ AT Fr!<ST, BUT EVENTUALLY SHE 'LL REALIZE NOllfJN/3 \.-\OULD BE GAINED BY MY STAYING TILL lOMORRON J ,; • • • .. .' k• POMEROY; 0, •. ..:.�.....=.......o-:.ra , ___ _ _ ' • \ ' • .,. !if O(lll'llllllC - Gilmore Supply Store ., � - ,Ill ... . l]nlJli , rrbcr IT. W. IICOND IT, ..._..,... ,n -,I llr ' All Sizes NOTICE 4 a, fREII LASSWE I L • HORSE SHOl:S ===---c=--·- . _ \."' NEW & USED HE SAID HE ' D TRADE US THUTTY LICKWISH STIQ('i FER A DOZEill 1. Cook. llrea4 OKNAB BC OJK pA I NTs c. I I BARNEY GOl)GLE •nd SNUFFY SMITH '9. Cit)' (Ila-.) DO. IJu>duoO ·n-W'lliams General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets THAT D<lfll .. , D� � , M. Porouo IOOk ... Dwelllq '8, Pa..-t of & 1 ( � 4)_ FO_R_ RENT __ 5()18!().il mxc1--. tlon 42. llualcl1 1D- · I , lf. .l ...icJbtt Ill, Qulclll1 IT. Near to 119. Corll, fttlt, --------� 1.--Sherw r· ., • • note H. A ,-1 11. Greet 12. Wl... lllabllt 1"', :r'.:"i..:��:';r aw � I I v'ov. r•"•-s . ,· i SERVICES LEGAL NOTI CE .._ _ .,_ BUSINESS -:-- 1 ' AU Al!-OVT s••c-. 2'. Notb,. et.pita! l, """4 U \Nth .ma■-UN 18. � .i. u. J'llfbtlNI •. Jewllb, ao. ao bird month beton u. Wavy (her, ) 'I. Reuon Sl, "'l&. ct� tr&l.a 8. J'oot.d Vall 11. Bambo,o. 9. Bprea;da 18. ll<>ad ...... tDPPlnl" 1to d,-y 84. Blll4l tute I 1b ,0. Tin (lynL) 10, Adam'• 18. MUal.c note 2J. MIQ4 home 87. S&d cry breed dol' lT. H&lf ema 18. Wind 28. Cuckoo 18. Seit lnltnmJml 211. Kind ot be&D 19. Arid 60. At • H. Gu1do'• dlalAnce ai. HOU'der I :! ' I T MAS 8£E'W A L0/1 6 T1ME I LAST W�CTE To YOV. 211, IIUk.• '- NUNr'a 1 VIOVLD H/WE i//t lT 76',1 BEF�E 8 v T 1 F0�60T J)EAR j>fNCfL · PAL , a u.. ...... 11. Ia »ottrJ', near h B USIN ESS OPPORTUNITIES & lltollp p1ao, L t1DNCU1. •-ll.--. 2 l ) REAL ES.TA - TE FOR SALi: MUELLER f LJRN ACES 1. DOUIN tP.t) u1g· h]1g" hts Of Kyger Creek · conunencement Are R eported PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 ·...- D A I LY C R O S S W O R D / Did Y ou Know Tha t I , Dally !entlnel, Pomeroy- �41!1epo11, 0., June S, 1961-7 . .. • - ·� N.1 ' J- --- .. � ,.;:;_ .. -r:t-o-c--,-•-c-=--� r..i.:: poa - --- dPltaL 1 lUiolla, tm. V. ,_ �. .. .. - -. � -- . - - - - . - .. - - - .. •· . .. - �. , r "' ! Spring Has S p run g! Use Classified, Clean The Attic Of Don t _\1', dnts n e_3.., u_ e rt 6..c l 1 9_ dd J_ •M n •;;; om l ,,.;;.P..;;. li;;; l:..::, Se ._ 6::;= Da1:: �n:;.; :;.;e :;.;ro .;;;...; ;;;;ia;. _l_._ _.. • _ _._o I� (9) FOR SA i " new eel to note Iha! a ,pec111! , chutt' or entry of .!IOmt �orl ha, � B.A.RNESSIMPSON INSURANc:I ----------I FLOOR SAMPLE SAU. .\ut. fire M.Wleport. genq. ddu l i ght housework Charles ( l>eeri pul in at Meigs Co poun A lie , TV Set!. Sl4g 9S Uf) .-,th . · , · Rt o, l throw th,i, ' " " they woo . G E o w, . c,-. .. Moto,·ola. M a g"""' b,,, Oh o . ' 3tp l90S. 7625 IDOl> il& 36 7 � � 6 l ,.,. Phor I • . or µuppies in and _thus hvrt tl. I "So •%'1-d H : -npton '- Capehmt , Ne w �.II Y II: • l the warde-n explflin� - ,:;.orr a.!!J -6tr ' f,.F: M A I .E W ANTED. ladies wh1J i 4 tn. FOR CONSISTE NT DEPENDA BLE RESULTS fme gral}(' fnul ti-Ja• )m Ira -- 1 1kt' lo work with a lu,·ely er DAVIS-WA R N E R - rnsuRANC'F. RATES Wind o ws . Call WY z.37q Day l ly hom relatives our W ,,j c"OS l l S rl ot aii / � t'le JIE' r 1rn m 'l (' Ha\'e fu and of r Com l . p r ec l 1 t centl per word. une iosert1on Mml mum cbarJe---ffO for or ir ening King Hullder■ Su � Flor ida .. I m,ust go wnsh my i.lk� mom·y Ct'nts ts cents per word lor three coosetul1ve tnseruoo.1 Stud i o G i rl of m . t"rl� el. WY e n 2966. 2 � 5-J T l-tf':5 Z6 l (K(, I p ly < o�pHy. _ Special ooe mootb for ;;1(1 ce-nt1 pe1 word. By Bla� M. RHktn1 purchased tht- R. R. way, way 1 spet'lacleJ° 1lO'A' J loll� wood needs lad it>s m Porn . I "ull rale ul 4 teuw per word wiJJ oe charged 101 1d­ _____ l I then- . 80 a Galli�lis !�dy l back , now otm 1 Dooley �om Or. � Qu R vOu Iv el t'ro1 M int>rS\lllt>. l l .1:1rnsonv1Ue. 7 TRA I NED BEAGJ .F.S 20 dollu r-� . H I NSU ANCE ON A .-ert1sm11 ii nu, plld w1tb:n JO day1 alter re<:elv 1 na h1U. 1 1 who in lurn GOING INTO RF.VER�F: m@. told rom Queen W1lhelm ma dec.eased quotas w Plams Errura in AdvertliilDI ..Should be reported 1mmed1a tel1. up. &-II or swap roe good shol • Cht>sl t'r Coolvillt"". Tupl)t'r� mon t h !y tnata . IImen I ba111.s . 10 . ' a "!'- 1 wo A T('Xa n c·anw roa r1 n" 1 I f rb II Ch H mg 8n anc1Pn lllt'se prove : o o a , no ess nd fhe Dai l, Sen trnel will nol bt rtspon.s1ble for cnor• lbao l 1 and o tlt'r surrounding wwns gun.s Virgil Yearbrough. Cht>· t"asy payments for I year poI tey 1 ODe mcurrecl m�eruun >O 1 shir,• Ohio. Houtl' J K � gnvillt> ,f '\l o p re:-. s u , " s •"M an --�Y ou c an 'I hardi y g1·1 1h em k"md ,mall town m Artr.on a onh_• wnv 1·11 I ui:ad above . alt-.!I l v pt• �p ie . 30 easy paymt-nls on S or 5 CarJ of Thank.a ■nd Special N ot ices o( Evenl•, $ l .25, .> . · 1d mar�t-�• town h\' hr ! > stoppP'i be crowd must expect slant' in fac-e ·· no mon 3 S n('t'd . 5Wril ly "Pf.'IY t 11w l );u I Rout e 5� . 1 lp year C(lnlracb. Polkies can for �{) word mm 1mum £.aC'b adduwnal word, It. lhe ol A compa n ion pie<'t to one that Yoti " II prob11bly see �1rs. M. taken bf-l ort' a Just ice nt 1 nt>l . i 'omP ro y , 0 Hm !Mi8A , oombinf'fl und tolal premiums St> I,: I -. C' C C'l F: ED Ob11uan e1 publubed It l cen1 per word. US " i E 'H I ' E ( OO s1 ' ve heard t"ver since er: ' 1 ,,. days · herl! in town ere ! he summer ' s pPaC'f' I 6 2 Jtc 3 DAYS 6 D A YS J KO. l DAY WORDS fmaneed. Barnf'S • Simpson In�I and hot water t .. ., Re·•sow .. · ·"k ' "The mos! sticks are found un• over � she visits lwr " ' Hf' wa" drivm� l50 m•.1 "' ,m cousin 15 ISOc iOc $ 1 .33 $4.50 I pnc-e d . Coo 1 ael Wt>sl >V P ry . W O M A N P AII T rl:'-U:: FOR CARE .. 5_�: anc-e A�ency, Middleport. t _ 20 60< $1 .20 $1.80 $<1.00 l h :i rhe n•. Mr Be!'iSIP W a uKh Alhf'y hour tn 1:1 1 5 mil!' 7.001' der the swtth -st apple trees.' ' of eh1ldrPn and houst>work. Call , " M iddlt>port. Oh,o. · 6 1 Mr 0 26 ,� $1.M $2.26 $1.l!O sau, ff 1c!'r o restinf:!; { I W Y 2•-'lSBY 6 2 Jtc Oh. yes. Joru• 's rea.<;Qn for hi!'i I ' "That ' :- nnt lnlt' · · tht> m:m said. Ad■ a-ettived by 10 A. 11 will be in lb.at day•• paper. ---------Some highti�hts from Kn!'r U PR I G HT FREEZER - 20 rn ft . j G l ll l . BOOK KEE PER ExperiCreek's C'o mment'f>ment where we bt- ing a bachelor · · 1 was just a · · 1 wa� or1 l v J..(o•m• 40 " Electrlt refrigern tor, 1 1 eu rt . P n et'd pn- lerred Wnh:• q ualifi . Th(> m :"'!n · ._ wi fl' in'"rJPdrd were an interested obse rver _ 1 fi nan dal cowarct " hf' p�· plains TV radio l l i•FJ comhm ii ! ion I r;1 t i n ,md expt>r ienet' tu P t h, n 0. lot a thf'r••� hat · · why . I w:,� 1 0f''" 1" .. a! t to AcC(lrcling • 11 " lo s suppose 1 went e11pec1a . ty1wwritn desk . 00th bh•aeht•d •_\ , (' ,·, p a11,1 .,1 6 ' 31t on , B1>X ,u.L, omeroy , O • rl -• I I h t' ee f b t omP!rr o to rave �pl'P up men .sleppm" -- and hear Johnny .lone-s. Col. Dis- POMEROY - 2 • story frame, 8 mt1hOJipny famsh Maytag 11 ()11 ( 9) {I) • 25. • ""'ge t hese , "a.vs an l h" lrn•11 ru,Jch ' s well known col :.imnist, proba te ,.-,.., 1 rooms, bath, double garage, fu U .-P1· , t'lerlric hedot' ( 1 8) TUMITE o\Nll Pl:IT CONTROi F O K ALUMINUM AWNINGS e dip 1 wrs. has. d I h k ... _ i mol I 1:>r : n I n w w J10 w:1� rM•• '""" t plot y Thf' i '" t'ns stea ,,. .. , <' . who ha� bf.en peckinr;! 0 ty pe-wr it · --.1 s me t t e s ize haby mb v. 1th m1.1 l basement , gas- r ·11�1 hot water . l o -•,e up rl ;x , st>:i C'Omes on biwk he nd 1 in . mg Kt-sldntlal a Com ...... l l e r up on CoI um hn s' s bi" g Mam f'l"'N lupffdoa. laltar•1 Fm N.U.■wlu. I res!!. Plwnt• WY 2-l l 4 1 h ea t f Lot 56 x 200 ExeeI Ien I M '-1 �.. Fun n iest . or ont· of tlw fonnwst ".l :•d!!e, Wf' were v,rtul+lly al t Combinalloa �rtta and Glass Street t>ver sinc-e he wen l there 6 1 Jtp WOULD L I K E E M PLOYMENT locahon $!:t.500 OO ... it.. SerYlcl 8&aUn W1' 1- Al1&ml.num s•-· A D:>\' at thP Gruucho l mt's m looking Al sorrlf' autlw1 1 • standstill. -w Daon • nd - -- / 1,om Jacks. ~ . o , about 1918 _ of any kind, but prefer painting SYRACUSE t sto,y frame 6 �• ...u, , DII. c Rarf'S' was wlwn .i wholt' group lndia, n »wc-lry in a stort w111. ti JAMOn" other Ia JI ta J es Jones 1 .... · wor k. wr·te 0' ' l'Al''CY , r•.:iSES or mt't' l1anie 1 or .,.. , : 1 2 1 s iu• 7Oil�,rooms and bat h , froot po1 eh , ' of gu\'.s an• lls arP havtnc such do I c1 a1m11 P far led one t-ourse al 1 lEE U5 FOR FEt:D NEEDS AND Bohhy Arnold, Harrisonv illt' . o $5 oo. r 1 , Hte 5--- S l o 00 2 new , 1 large lot Good loc ation Cash ·i · lti on. hold oo, " tht' justke a bl+ ng up l im e and h rilt· lo I - �1 · f' bv Ohio a oneState ighth of C11&tom Grh,dlq , Middleport ; / worn only O!ll'l'. Mrs 6 I 3tp Larry $4,000 00. ' Wh, rlon'\ we .1 I , i 11�1 �o ,1 nrl cri i>d. throwinJ:!" • up h i.,; h:m ds. point - he got a 69 HI o11 his p.a- 1 Fttd Mill J 2:5 tf ' Dikher, SyraC' uSt' FARM � ROUTE 7 - 175 ACRES n I 3tp " m et r now '! ' thus ··sto p right no,�· before- you bark n ned nght . per and bang. he's oul I Person- q Near High School. 40 acres cul9) 1 ( " K J C ' GrouC ho f WI WiTl . l N " A S . OR ' i IT"S inlo something. " ally, I f i nd 1hi1 hard 1o bel 1t've I TAil HOUSE OF ANTIQUES, l!vate-d, bala ne� pasture a�d / lluml·•mmlt' lt-e ( "rf'i1m, m,m ! , ------bul ii mak i s a corkin, good � ' 1 18 W. Main St .. Pomf'rO". _ __ _ l1m ber ' No b UI ld mgs Good m· ' Ohm, · k · Bui . � pt'a ing of the Mar� "ro� -'•id(s l)airy' Har · .. �tory 1 . , l ,, ... FOH SALE - Tavern in f.l{'otnC• i11¥ 1tes 1he public- lo hroust• 1 vestm,,,, .,, · .- .000 ·00· 1i ' , -am I e vr r si<"k a nd tirr1! o f SPf'· I· T c •t roy. rully e4uipl,)t!d. In Bu � i· J 0 1• around " Wt> h11ve m uny pr1miAl.BERT M. CO X, Salriunaa ___ ' John nv , ff! 8 ba h'" or y t g Har Hdwrlise his hook o n po · ' ST H A W R ER HI E S Pearl Parker's · ,, . ness 28 years. WY•2·:i0'.!0 Tod11v .is Sahr'"1h1y . .lune 3. t hl" t1vea in iron, etc., beuu11ful 1 BOX 329 P HONE WY 2-2%20 hf' wou nd up with t he admoni11on. � , a 1 a'!l lhr('e ,m"" rt nt prn , . "TI� . 5 w v z-:183o "A man i s only a s good as the 1 r1• �1dcnc� . Laurel Chff. day of t ht' year· with 2 1 1 4lh 1 5-J l - t k lamps, , dish� . panern glass, . . ThOUSilmls Or dO�l ars Of f rPP .I . -- _ p umb', ng & He11'1 ng t , 2 ,, ',, wom an h e !I w ', th " � so bow <1oes . . . ' 3' Jtc ' , n 196 l . m,,t""" -, cards · Iaffat a ware. Wc .t1 I E <· I hi d h d I th nk an u w O Of's ' . BUI-J.l,l(= HOUH. '" t N 1 G_ BY TH �� === _ , s=--== ' 61 E. y l Po"'9 ro Main St. 1 hr know Hi· looks exactly like ; F. � � Y t' The m oon ;� appt·oa('hing i ts I sd buy an1iq Uf"s. LargP " Stan• --�H ' ,s l '5. 00. Ch flon Moles , EM 7 7 2· 1 hon• U lc l paJ)('r. his WY-2-24the E pick-sher in X .E C r UUM l TROLU P VAC leane timd C n fine io I t i wsll L dotk. 44 l l H . FAR M dard'' ACRES · FREE I as! q uarte r. 5 1 8' p ' =. ; a ! _His _ tnol ing horn anrl "fri"h \"' l'opuh.1r model No. :ro. l·umplek> __ ___ _ _ __ _ 6 2 '.ll r 6 room ,oys he has C'atT it> d for a "'" GAS' Bollom Land•. =• .. ,, Jupll,, ' . •The morn,·ng <lacs • . j five dollar bill in h ; ,, · 1 k m11a r11Jr1• "llf' now - so OV · 030 _____ . • me. VENF.TIAN BLINHS. WINDOW with attad1menhl and paper 'k PI to ,l � g hom1e. 8 miles from R.1C' (20) _ . Vf'm1s. and . "' poC . mlone i� thf' Saturn "-- wholt' thin!? . b.ig.s Pay off b.i lnn<"e or $36 ri0 ''Ll't'1 D■att! It'• fu11 lo Lf'Drn." bli nds and shades. Porch ValEl{'('t rki1y ' W lllt>r $2 200 00 Bill grve 1o the- first sdmol sturtl'nl m · 1m 1t.� The evem n g -, 1 ars are M ereur , ...Oim · t a '"ltJk PVPr stm1oi · · . · . l o um l .. c I b ,s that h• r ,ns • "< ' ss .. 0 "·ho , or Sf\ 00 JM.•r 1 . lanr-f'. ,1wnmgs unrl Shudes. munth. Phon, ___ __ _ __ " Summer tmrollfllf'nl st1.1rl m� 111. . Cozar1 . Ha<'mt' , oh 10 . 1 own mrnt� .'lllrl not ride ori som t> and M:us WY 2·2204. . Dale Wippel Supply, 215 U n ionS 3 fit(' M ACIIINE SHOP SEHVICE. 5 r, ttt p ran �iVf' lht> Gt>tlvshttrf' Artrlrf'ss l Beginner· s , mll•rmNliul1•, ad TV On 1h11 day :n h1!i.l()ry: . t't·•· • t) , · · • , r· • _ n .I ,J s , .. f i 1h ' , f,,11 v h So n " , '- . vanct>d, in Tap. Acrob,1t1l "s. 8,1 . Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio. 5· 17·30"' __ __ ... _ _ Weldin". brnz in•. press1n". -- c=-cccc-c I'> e _ Conffi'.erate f'1•esidPnt. .Jeff.•r• - STRA WBE IUUES FOR SALE BY drillini,:, cullin�. t>l c Compl f'le FOR SAI.F.. MOOERN :l bedroom in1n, ·1 . ton t w 1rlmJ(. Alsu Smtmlt'r Hull. fi'rom toda:v·� rf>;, 1 l•ni:: PUffLIC AUl TION Davis, was born in 1808. son room dass now t"nrollml(. Cour• box 01· C'ratt', Garth Smith, Loni,: Machine shop !lf'rvic-e. Fulton , . home 011 corner lot ln Rutland. • 11 ow d;:iri> )'ou: s1w �1orrnr d �n p tn , . .,,., 8a1urd ay, JIUH! 3 1.... , I n 1 86.'i . K in g Ccorge V or Bol tom, Oh io. P hone 9H5•:129 1 . . 11 If' �. G;erwr . . Built in ki1ch en. S · • Mrs . O O r Odd l Mc Intire was ·, ra,-to,· S a M"! me I uul' Wa Ilz. Fox Trn1 . • ee Ron u Id 1 h omp!«> n � ' ' >d T Se l •how darP you ilrop DI him, W 0 c I I H r n A l' lor izt ul i o 1 r G :at Britain :1nd lrrlal1cl W:l\ �: ----�- 6 3 6lp al Machilll' Co . , WY 2-5101 lhere hatk from New )'.ork 1 ,md, J1llerbu g. Polka. 1 · h t1 Cha C 'h u , 1 Williams or Phom· SH 2-4874. 1 k :mrl ('ltl !il)( oirl l ikf' an nld S\\ 1 w� ' m p lt• l � Het � 0f H ouse ' o 1 ' h .Ol ll. e I 2 :Iott fl 2 61c I gurss Euro pt, j for the su m n1er. " litimbo. Ta ngo F::nroll I Jy Fl o µ- f • __ . ___ • � E .,., Pwmg E R · CONSOi thPn Mm" hH1·k and f'�["lf'('I her . . , unulurt> <11 Zt!rklc " s Storage '8IN G _ __ _ . I . , the nuke of Windsor I n 1� .. p1ug n a,r our_ sl udui_ u1 I U l W 1 got to s�u k �o Ii er . b�1(' fl . THEISS REFRJGERA ! ION .\ ND lo fa! linlo voui· arm s a�a m ? Wa.-eho11.1e on lhe corner of chine, Sew9 forward and : ly K ing F,!watd V I I I of former 2nd S £omt- r uy, O/uo. nd Y , m ee · mos! gracmus . . . · _ ' Appliance _ Srrvice. Domestic and / ., , _ Serarid Ave, nnd Wal nut .SI . , in verse 1rnd has �11 the ultach' d M r!II. Wd 1• marne Br1lam, Great , . 11 . understood from Gal lipolis frjends (H)K J Le111 Netru Poger Contac1 Commercial. mc Pay for s t n �wing. fancy I I HOUND ING A M iddleporl · Ohio ' consist ing " 2 i of · w , · n . . . r. A rt l of Balt t, R ,...Y lis Warfield Simpson me Vio t !I I ' ' /\ et Bu � ' e ti 4 8 t ie &l h 1u r.... 1 . 1.,..., An•el-■. C1llfornl1 , that Mrs. , M . now has a n w ne- a! a Pi:, m t>J"Oy store off bulan1't' of $.',3.71i ("i.1,�h ur 1 1 hels.!1 . RaclJU'. Ohio say� i-:.ie Stovt-11, W11Hhc>rR . Dinette Sehl , ) ' more, PHIL AND .flM S 1'17.ZA Ol ('n 4 . . . . . · . •d --· 1� heut:iy nounord Lh•• un th• 2s1h. ol n Conl inenlal, finally filU Vt' up ca�· . 1 m • Plinne, i - OO pay mc n t N. If di,sirt t. 1 l.1v111g Uoom Su1tl•11. llt> frl�era_ , •0_1 u m_ n any mor" • day "' April trl61 , Artllur Harr. beln■ !he fam ous Rolls-Royct> . .She had R F ING AND SPOUTING p. n1. to 12 C:urner 3nJ nml M i ll• . I n 1946, lh!' w,u ld 's large9t ttl l . 1 "1 1 1 1 wr1 1 e 1\ _ w 1 to1d 5 :J fflt l)lllnllrr. rnrd h,o pfl Uon •1 •lns1 h"r WY 2-22Ll4. . tors. Dr\'l'l"!I, Hm1 1111 . JWdroom Sull. f'II, · l' IIOrl • Powl'rs ('ompany M iddl The •· • •• 11ett>ntlan1 l n th• four1 of Com• _ _ • Sl . , M1ddll'JKJrt t.:nll WY 2 :m.1:1 · e.'�COpe wn� dert1cnted at Mowit < • • • · R lf'r ' w P , l'rf' 0 I h If lrl Bl h ( cu� ( ' hai rs. otlwr mli< " 11•� u�ual ly Ohio, mnn f'lr1u Md11 Cuunt, .'lTI · p a Iomar Obser vcitory, Calif. j Ohio. Phone WY 2-2'.IOI . 1 fi 2 3tp 1 rrom ~ ' Nu 1 :1,1 14, pnylnl for dlvnrre Pul•lt -Off pver g(•\s a new piek- . found m II horrw ' A lot of lhis K I R H Y UPRIG I I T Varuum Cleun• S-17- ,."Mn lh• uld V1t,1�1 R11n Oil th• ll fOQlldM -----i 1 r r in A• I condit ion. U uarnnlced, 1 of w111m1 AhMnr• or Hid d•fend1nt sh:ar m;ide - h:i1•dp�t thi n� l' Ver , hwnit urf' ww1 w1ed only one (8) lhnn more ror pt11nt1lr •aid frnm ;;:;OUND LIKE 1'HUCKS CO. RUN FORE BLOCK , Sl' · t}t, 11 t,r tJ Mn fomJllele with full !W l or house. !o r..,,llv sel 01,1 iln 'I l',r l !his <lnne yr ,.,11. . It JII yo ,,., . __ _ __ __ . ""• .ve1r lut pul 1nd Gruu Nelfl•rl n I < a g hm lpo I G rt"adlng O IJ " l" · v 1 e8 t l'rt> a t , ' h The Kamb It't • TRENTON " • I . 4 UP) ) - SI :r e t u , ,. l hi · k OIi lh r i Pr ' huld cleanin � nttachm t-01 8 in• You will h1 11ld for re!IS wit h our 01 n ,11, . a n d p1 1 1n11 u , 1 ao pr a>· • fo r l A ) ls W tlillly find for snlr. 1 ; 111 :•; 22 fee� on rt,! • i 18. 4. 15. 7, r_ i ,mnm� 4 World Standard of Comped dud i n g l)OI i:,,her. Ava ilnblt> to I •�.P q�.alily..conc- rPt f' blor�s . " o �"'!�'-.�! / i'� t;�t d A HADFCUW A UC'TION CO. herr 011 "-uwl:1v anri on MPmnriHI H ighw·1y Comm ssioner Dwig,1t I . oy•Mason Pt. ers, Pome 911 n Ji: u•f'"lll'neti . 1 22 511 . 1 1 Dav _ A /i!l" (';i t n i i •pl- � r wPrP from • H . G. Palmer revraled Thu rsd ey pa r t y who C'Jtl'I a,i;sumt l hf' ha1 . I r1 - -8 - 1 2: Blol'k!. CtmC' nl - n f J,11,P, , Tn- m s· fi\SII t r 1 BiR <'ar room. rnle uml perf orm• 50 ton f 1 Pleasant H 25 Mor1ur-W iudows. . 0II ;,!lm� m r · n( • • , 25 or ., �:::, cruw. cru� ti,.:• ll •e of J:ISl pn ymrnt 11 of Nol r •sponslhiP for 11t t idents rar� w w · rm inls Ph ro1 1, mhus and thal Pn�meers ,.,P re ba,Uled thot Allorntv� ,,., . P1a1 .. urr antt. !im11II rar l'<·nnomy and · Phone WV !-20l'7 Kmwwhu Falls l . 94 rising. Chat · set up to measure tru.::-11: . 00 l CHITT llllAIWOHD ' Aul'l loneer $Ii JWr munlh · Phone· WY 2 I the .�eason . · .s l a device (4) :ta r,J 1·13-I0-2'1 It) l · l0-71r . ,, , 1�ancv�t"'r _ <m<l . . . . . , .� . Al l rr.�vcman · t>ra 1a111 l_y. h lo Ilk Road, ore11I Pomeroy, Run -------------0 --, l les1o n l7.71 slal1onm mi• , P w: y y,, _ .[! . louder at night n o i se rt•gi�tered 5 <l i 22tl4 . 3 l un I r A . c. Brndl orrl Manager 1 1 ol in 1 h _ r' l Su · S II 30lc able dams on 1he Ohio ll1vt•1 ure I t wo Comm•·m·i• ml'nts . nne Al u m • ' when there is \es� traffic. 5 27 61c Mrlror,6l llan Moton -· . dow n . London, Ma r·m{'t and Wi" I n i P 1 n que1 t1 ncl onP MllS! f' t Da . . ' . An investigation showed why-Nelgler 8-;lkllng Supply . v · I I MON1 I IS Blll.L. Charla1se- -- coo E. Main SIN>f't. Ponw roy · e 11 s th on ams Id 1e d are t s. all in one short brcathlPss week en· ckels. it takes to build Hr•rt'fol'd hrN'ding. lJ .'it'd Corn 15 ft FIBRE GLA.SS Cl JTIEH We supply what Phoffll WY 2 . 31170 Ko.ut movt'ffll'llh1: Guy house. repair a Call -and oh, Vf'S . 0f'fOl'at ioo Dav al or BOAT, 0 m Mrrrury otor. P. l l 7 PJ;mtcr. !'hon(• Sil 2,4fl5'1. G lenn 4 22 lfo _ C ,·, , ,..".. .,... Oh io River - New Orleans up Gravr' H i l l , tno - Nf'"VPr h.i-vp 1 Rar-lnf', Cleek, Corhet or Nrl�lt'r • • ,·,, " . • , ,, umJ .. . , .., ,, Trailer , . 1 1 Vr11w1.• . lt1. I . M i, lrll r•port, OI do. l!tf!O F.NGLISII �•ntm. -t { 'ylin• a.'flo"'-' f'rs 5 6 lk ,------------.1 1 5. 4 . 15 11.m: Alherl llo!drn up Sl'f'n hom f' erown Ohio. sPen a l S.S.S . St·rvil'e Slation, 121 29 5 P l der O H V. w1!h 4-sp�•, J st le k 15, 5 : 20 a.m. ; Bob �enter up 11'. �<'�rre as thi s yf'ar - t' loq uf'nl Syl'ar-use. 6 f t jJ PONY STUD SF.llVIC E . Don • r rl a 1 f 1 rt co dl•I Not, : RNdt I -PI.OOlt SA M l 'U � SALF. A I - .shirt Ht>11l f'.mnumy $!)'Yi.OIi 1 a m : Pennsylvania do\\" n JI, rv1rli>nC'f' was 1ht> miltw ba�lcf'I� of Houdar.hPlt. R. D. 3_ Pomeroy. I ly Invited to UM thli anG . E ltcfrigcrntor!I. Waill'rs. 6:20 a.m. : Thel m a Ann u� plu■ any older trode ron i. J i,,. , . 20. �thou1\f flo�Prs al r._ravt>l H 1II-5 26 30tp l nouncement tpeH for public Phone W Y Z-680a. > and n TV s tlryei· , No rkiw PUY NI . }'ho11e M a11011, SJ . 1-52-11 . 2. up \JnhPard ol m an Pm'ht'r day Jon i m . 15 . 5: a Walter BeckJord : · FOR R E NT· APARTMENT with ! •nd ort•nlted group Me.t• j - - - quallt7· IF \'OU WANT -RF.AL men!. H u mp l tm & L:aprlrnrl. 1 Inga. NotlcH will 1M accept. 20, fl : 45 a.m. ; &illy H. and r ' har- ago - Al!W I my!ll'lf um prPlly ! .:, :n . fllr, thre€ roo�s .1md balh. Phone / Breeding b111l1 th!tt .-Ill • l r • tel to run NUy thrH tbiy, , lie down 20, 6: 15 u m. : Rnbp:·t well sold on \ hf' hf'llf'r t)'pe of Nt>w l luven W. Va. 5•31 -tllc WY 2-5141. 5 I Uc C• h• Reerl up 2 1 . ff 11. m . : Chris Jr. up arllfidal flow(•r for ct'metery use / ( or tt 11 J In adnnct- of the , - · MOttef malu!n ■N lMH 1 . 100 lnlt• rnul ional TRUCK m'io N F. W M OON TR All , F, R 4 ! - ----- --- --' O� REN'f, 6 R�M _ I IOlJ�E fi e 1 Sires. Call Dick "ltt-rl' tl, Wt ,nnt. NoticH r11e•l11tcl , for w ith hox hody A · l t'm1dilion. 22, 7 a.m. : Andi· ew C o lhoun down -!l(I Ion !,!, a !\ not loo garish _ fuot , :t �< t room.'i. Good condiw i t h bath m M �nersY illt·. 8l'f! Z.%141 ., Chester itM-lH5. more th,n thrM lnnrtlona I Cood t lrns. A sl,•ul ut $12'.l5 no . 23, 1 : 55 a.m. ; Queen City n•. wn mostly lhese an> now wrat herlion . Phone ml.'i·22fl7. C,,, .\• i l lr >. l-eote will 1M htld until mffti"I Victor Brown, Mmersvlllt W Alkin� Chk'ks. Ph. WY 2 • 2!111.li . , , 23 , 5 ·, 45 a. m , .. C . \' . ffomer l proof - the whole irlr11 is re• Churlt·ii f� \ck Roule No 7 ,. th• tboYt recaulrem•nt■, 29 6l ��==c === 5 f dbwn Zll. 5 · 55 .a. m . ; Edena Ros- membran('e - thnr.� what rounts A. IB CONDITlON[NG�RiFR TGo , .___________ ----:..3 1 .61 p� --milt>11 uhove Chf' �ter. I --- - - l J me .., � - l visitrd the grnve.'i of my gr :md NICE 5 ROOMS � ANO - BATH !!: RATION .service Jack' !II R • r worlh up 28, 7 50 a m. : w C:R�VEJ.Y THA (.,.OH . rPhuilt, J parPnts on . '. he M?ll hPWS stde ar UNE S apn rtmeril. Unfurnlehed. North fr lgeral lon. Ne• H.aveo. Pho!M I White up 29. 8 p m . : J. S l .<-wiii . wr l ult i�i to 5, � of nl a C . !I ofd('sl tt one 3<1 z Hemlock Grov" Grange w 1 1 1 : up 29 _ 5 30 a m. . Hele n g.z.,. a Third in Middleporl, Cull WY 2· TU 2-3637 . " G�AS � . FUEL and ooal f� \� up . �O� ��y 9997 . • S d H 1 an w 200 � 11 1 �e �m J! � P mr l erv exac e k 1er1Ps. Y • l'I", . meet Saturday 1r t 8 p.'7'. The hal-: · 1 1 50 p. m ; City of Maysvillt> up 5 29 6 nacea. Call for • ree e,itima tn · AllCTJONRF.R Wis h t rd G i P 5 tr n w . H lfl • '". S.-A n soolh of Kyger \repk H nl' Se l , i ng and pillow l'nse rontt>sts ,.; · 1 31 3 _ JO Tei. sa · 0remu • Abbott Mlddhiport u P 1 :i R 31 O eY u � PA� M E T ":' 1 t h _. t� . · 11.EABONABLI: RATE! _ · cnnsin eri�i111•. plow, rulliva1or, ' mon;i eortv d .'l te o n cm farly Bin� be held. A potluck dinner will fol 1 2 · 35 a. m . ; Cl1y ;. � � � ID-tic 1t of Hnnl ingt?n up uI tes urm s!t"d · 7nq uire I�t' s SA Tl."'l f.U"'Tlf)a,, . G U ARA NT" " "r.a di .sc mui s k klt' mower. $1 50 . Kill Them YourMlf with I umEmt there Is 1T14 - I ht>rPby - _ __ low the mf'elin�. 'l tche r up 12 6 a.m Disp 3 1 : . Novell Shop, 7 1 1 S. Mid l'hl d. · · J thank all low nship trusi:PE"S w SALF. sn:: 1u:os - c ; f:, Mot o r- Spri ng fi eld �11rden trn rtor with , )' ' t Call or wtih L o. �cf'.oy · ARAI U-00-IT ho dle po rt. 5-:ll-Slc No culliv:i1or, sil-kle mo�•f'r TERMIT E CONTROL olu, Mai,:navnx S!l!I !� up. St. Paul ' s Lulherari Church, a,m, $125 'liHttt, Ohio do !IUch u fine job dPa n in )! all G � lllpoUs Dam - Leli� Sl-iP<1 r• down pa}· me-nl II.Jmp1 on and Meru t loul!'.h cfo1ln suw $100 F'URN ISHED - A PARTMEN'f, 4 these olck>r fa�ily ('f'fflPteriPs _ �ve S I OO or more Eesy to 3--22-3M' SyC'amore and Sec-onct- st s, sumer dow n 4 p. m.; Erne5lme down ( 'a1ielu1rl, Nl' w H aVl'll , W Va Trojnn hoal with wi nd.� hield and m. sermer sehedule. s,...cial JI room11 and bath, N . .Second St. ---a. A wondPrft1l Rel'Vice and one so �8e. No harm to plants. Pro­ ...AUCTIONEER I ve I wn du fe111lonally proven t Jllrt 30 R d Sal ymon 4 m . p. �- · 31 -61 c lii,:h1�. Masler(' rnfl bnu t lrail t>r, In Mtddl�port. vil'es eaeh Sunday. Vat·alion Ri• : • : e sadly heedrd in yf'ars pad-We Good condit ion. Comple&e �rvlca _ _ _.. _ protettion Get FREE folder ; 1 u p • · :I> k eep he11rin� new and prolifprnus 11158 MNi·ur� 40 I I P motor, hie S(' hool, June 12·2.'Jrd to be 5' ; 20 p. m · ; So 1t h land Rent reasonahle. Phont' WY 24 ROOMS ANO BATII l,a.-.emenl CrlU Bradtor4 ai your Lumber Yard. Tho111, ' mmpl4•lf' outfit. $695 5293 6 I 61p held at l he C'hurch, ages 3- 13 in• p, m . : Onw u rd down I0 : 50 p.m. � pupnv slorir - A vo1m" rf'l ntive· an d R9rn11:e. � 1 A•Slt·r Hu.�si•II, l-e. Ph,.. or Co■t■ct and, use Jt. Wrl 1 OVEC down 2 : 20 a . m . ; Sol va y 11P of oor.s rlown Cheshl,e W"V , flrnv•ly Trndor .S11lfo1 & Sfrvk-r , · " sairi (I · 1 e St1™Y ·• , Ill m slrtp�. Ple11"' · 111l lUdge, I omel"O)' HOUSE AND i\. C. BR.\DFORO. Rae�, Obit " ustve : B"bl EIGHT 'IOOM 4 a.m. : Codrington up 4 : 45 a.ni. ; he wound up here a while hack s1i 1>-: . M.uln �I. · seven room house; on, !>-room --=--=---,��--,---- I crn ft s. recreation , 9- 1 1 : :tO a.m 5 2!1 :iot 11 l'emrroy. Ohio Bayou Manchaf up 6 : 30 a.m. · with 2fl puppies - 10 lo eaeh of Radio TV ServiA __ _ _ JUN E s apartment. Also New 5 rood\ GLIDEHS, ORAPF.IIIE.� . arul h1•d l'hoD4' Wl' !-ms Aliquippa down 7:30 a . m. ; Fr•mk: z mAmas _ he hastened to ca ll All Mautl 'l'he - R utlMd Garden t I u b , aprPud. Phon� WY 2-:140:1. 6 2 6k house with garage and lo undry PbelN Wl' -2·!ZU e • will meet his comi n g Mond.i}' lin Pier e down 8 : 45 a. m. · South- the do � warden oi,:; 1hev �ot older , in hasemerit . A . N . Bengel Ph _ _ f. 2: :!IC' ('In•� ''TwaR all I could do - I i -,x,T'f Stamp■ .. all _!'epalr •N~ D-DATII , bo 5 ftOOMS ,._ -sement afternoon at 2 at ' he . home of Mn . ern up 10 : 20 a.m. Pho,.. WI 1,3.. 1 ====·-... WY 2--::d'12, is..tf� c.-emet . 11p Kanawha Rlnr Jt: ivt11 to evt . neiohhm:· that : E me O al had y RE F RIGF. kATOH.S - All f loo1 o , anr.i �arai:e. Sloe L.eslPr R u:-ri1('1l, h P W . M ■ BL ro , le Roberl Reibel with Mrs. RuSMII ' rm lntereslCllilaad n 1amplea at redur-ed prlN"� ( ; J,� APARTMENTS - ,:umiahed nnd l'lt"oSlln! Ridgl', Poml'roy . ] Ll!tle as ro-ho.� less. Mrs He, . London 6 : t o a .m. : Merrill down ! I coold persuade ' Mr. Chris p.m. Winfie · 15 . M iddl r M . and Frixi<lair,. a� low a� $HO . mfurnished e'" ••Hc .. c ute -; Th k. a. M ; 7: 5 31 30lp man Humphrey . of e Plain , ='7""=---===---=== OS wilh tratle. l hl mpton & C ap {' - u, foot CAJ\ IN CR m S[n wilh 16 port. ftonll WY1--281L 1-3-1 W ILL 00 BRUSH CUTTI NG -Witll j Regional Director will be a gue �t down Winfield 10 : 05 p.m. ; Olivl'r 1 Shearer down Winfield 3:30 8 m. ; hart. Ne\\' ll nven. W. \' 1 llP Motor with a boat dock. 9 ROOM HOME. Lincoln Hill. tractor cutter. by thti hour Wm at the meeting and also lhe men. . u y Jane Lucas down Wmf�lrl :1 1 1·6"" $400. Can he �1>eri 111 59 Dia- Available June 1. Wm. McQulfilg, Houdash@lt, Kingsbury Rd. w.,. · bers of the Fr iendly Gardener:.: L c .. 3 . m. : Jerry Bosworth down 1-6851. ffil12 Webster Road, Boy Vilmond St . . Miftt\ leporl. Gl'ClrJte "SUITS US l10 US ER0,,1 . 5-3-,ot.J , Club. Included 111 the afternoon s : � e up 5 : 20 e.m. ; Beaver m W -He-Jd lage. Ohio. S 2 3(N.c 6 2 31c Knapp. program will be a garden tour. lloland Dml!!, 5 Oak-51 . Porn-years -cLADIES! Ten of your life• ' . . : eld 5 40 a m Winf Theodonis Com'C ll Daughters of I e-roy. Pl)Qflt WY 2-2'1ti4 UNFURNlSHED apurt• ONE LARGE SF.VEN HP 19ffi' times ii. spent dolng h1 mily America will r.1eet in regulflr fl 2: 3tp model w ht'l'I hor!le tral'lor · with ment . Coll Christine Beegle or laundry ! 52 wai:;hdays a )'ear (·ultivator umlt> r lrarlor. A 1100d Mr�. Earl Bennett, Pomeroy 40 Bl'SHEI. COHN, :JI() hole� good add up to unnecessary woi·k session Monday at 7;30 p m. �t Chiert,ln 2 Dr. Sed. Clean gardt>ri.'i. St'e Ohio. hay, G. A. Deem , Hadfk• Phom• ORE' for large wht'n Robinson's Laundry tan the. I OOF Hall. All members are &-24-l2tc -·-1 t for im oriainal finllh with match­ sted r presen bl!' � Hughes, Coolvillt-, Ohio eque . · WI t-2228. .· t for do 1. vacayou. Start your 1 p. s 1 DOCK SPACE FOi\ RENT. Roush -- int Interior. HydnunaUt. s. 6 2 Jlp hon now! Phone : Robinson 's portant l:Misrnn_______ I and ing localed above the Ra. ROUNDED GLASS M!::DIU M One owner. Laundry and Dry Cleaning, WY IMRP china doiwt. •;is • oo M r ,._ SWEET POTA TO Pl . ANTS, yeJ . <'ine Park. Dock fee S l . 00 per ' son •a Tri·Lus... ,__ ; nu D-b m ..... 2 .., TIie Chanel Jwlm: Joh■ Daly, -......... lolY Nancy Halli and Puerlo hoat over 17 fet1t. 75c under 17 H. ..\. Barnhart. Star Houle No. who sul>Md for Dave Garroway C. 1 tanen, 0 WY 2-5130, ff s & ffl.11. •·-�oou house eas 1 Rico R-• 1oot, per month . We aell Ash• IIIO, Jopp, SIMe. :.I Dr. Hardtop. Be-lved,re. tc during Garroway'1 recent lave r,f 8tt r 5 ti -·f om school houM> in Syracuse. -Power ntte. Extra clean land Go.Mix Gasoline for mo- _________ _ _ ••--STRAWBERRIES. Dal, R"o hne r N BC,TV'o '.'Toda•· • Wm. H . Holme, a , Uc · 1n1lde and out. Ior!I. J ames E · R OUH h• owner. Rulland Harrl!((Jflvtlli• Hmul --- -( ) ahow. UI e:itpected to tab over Uw e S 6lp 8 :1 fftp ' \'JLI.YWOOD BED, Complf'te. 2 Phone 5H 2-5.'tt!I. CE COMPLETE INSURAN PROmorning pro1ram thla summer, _ -- -- -slorm windows. Paisley shawl, SLEEPING ROOMS. clo11e In town lec.tlon. Life Auto,, ll'ire. Pol.. when Garroway 98vers h ll COO· l'OMIIIOY _Phone W Y 2•117 1 � __ 6 S 3tp 127 BuUemut. e !I Mp Call ""-.n MIU., Middleport. '1hla neciion ' with ihe _ 2 SHORT HOHNED 8 U L I. S. ---� ­ Ready for serv i1't'. Orville R. Brown. l.onM Bottom. Ohio. 6 :I &Ip IF YOU ARE LOOK­ W A NT AD S / H ELP WANTED I � . ,_ ftD � M iddle-ag� lad y l (20B) INSU RANCE I NOTICES EMPLOYMENT WA NTED a. . e· I I - · · ARNOLD'S Ii I ·1 he Al ma"'aC ·'°· ....... ...... -.. A UTO SALES I I (9a) R ver . . I I l-� R eport If,' MARIN E SUPPLIES I Me,·gs-M ason Com,'ng Events I ! (!}_ FOR SALE___ , • fE RMITES on. RAC I N E PLANING Mill =====--=-,-,--- s.,,. -·-·- �==� UCINE; OHIO SADDLES ------- WESTERN & ENGLISH SttOOM '57 Pontiac '-- $995 '57 Plymouth _ '$995 208 IN SURANCE -.... r,_., ' BWTTNAR'S ,.how, 10, Farcl t·Dr lt..\ell W�•••1 ,.,.,. V.. niol.f,r , P"ONIDlllllit. P6-H' Uh "•• ht. Irr• Ur•1 CIHn ¥hlt l J111•r• ior trim l!lt-11• fl!l,ltl'I. Jo1en1� DI ■runn In WRt'fl!fn,o •11ttlll . •tot• GRADUATES Of Bend Area - F'HESII HOLSTEIN COW WITH eatf ,JOI' Wpyer:1mlllf'r. N 1 . 2. 1 Pomeroy. � fl; !I _ SINGEll SF.WING MACH I N EI Round bnbhin In brand new 1·on­ , 110le ftthinrl . Eq ui111>Prl lo 1ig zir, and make buttonhole:-. Pay 1 off In�! II payffl('nts of S8.t0 per monlh. Phon� WY :U20t. , , Rtell,.--..,,,... _ .,_..__..,...,.__,. _,. __ ., _ ,. _ ...,..,...,.....,.....,., _ -. :Mc \ I --...,.,. --- ) THE DAILY SENTINEL WILL RUN FOR 3 DAYS FREE Your Employ,.ent Wanted Ack, PLEASI MAIL ... MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS ta• bol>ks are now open for the June or Sec­ ond half colle<lion of lhe 1960 Real Estate !Hes, The Abo dellquent ..,. Closing date will be July 1st, 1961. •· Clycle G. Mlllhone Meigs County Treasurer. ... I ' . .. ' . .. . .. i I\ • - 'IO' RE A PUlM6 600D TALKER , HEN AIGS _...-, JOOHAID t,·� DAILY CBTPTOQVOTE - Hon>'• how to work I&: M Z Y D L B A A X B la t. O lif O l' II L L O W One letter llbnply ■land■ for another. In thW aamp1e A. 11 u.Nd fot tilt three L'I. X fc.,r the two O' ■, etc. Blrigle letter.a, apo■- 1 1 h ibt.. tropb1M, the Jengtb a11d tonnaUon ot the word· · Eacll dq the code Jetten are 4ltterent. A Oqpto..,._. Qaotatio11 N A QH D J E Z Z F O Z N O E G K I 8 N C K - O N O K I M H. NI JK l:I A K L D F I Oryp16q11o.., ALL GREAT 'rRUTHS BEGIN il BLASPHIDMIES-SHAW . (0 JNL, KU J'Mture■, Syzulii:&U. Ille.) y.,,......,.. 1 J 1 6!00 Mel Price Show 6 · 15 Country Top Tell O:ilO Farm l'lnlo t, 15 Cauntry Top Teo Country Top ,•es, Brealda,1 Party EJte�ed Weather Breakfast Party 1ba World Thil Momln.lj (New,) 6: ilO Breakla,1 Party NeM Brealdaot Party 6:33 7:00 7:25 7:30 a,zs ;� Motorcade Dcllon'1 Top Ten ,ilO Star Salute ,oo ,oo ' 12,00 Noon News , 1!· 15 Manba.Uen Met,dlea U,iJO Platter Party 1::115 New, l:ilO Platter Party Platter Party News Newa 1:30 Platter Party 5,45 News Roundup S:00 Pla.ttE>,. P�"ty Sign Off ., .. 7 : 30 1!45 8:� 8:30 9,00 11:30 lt, 45 SUND,\'\' Sign On Easy Ustcniug Sunday Chapel Social Security Sholl' The Church o( the we :k ManhHtten M -w:lie: The Sunday Show Washington Report.a to :he People Noc:,n Newa Th11 Search AnQy Hour 12:00 12: 13 2;30 1 1:00 Sunday Show .. gse 5: 15 New. lwwtdup 1:00 Sunday stio,. Cue 1, 30 Sign OU W J E H RADIO 11:111 Walter Moeller 12:00 LQcal Newa 12:0l'i NOOa News U: 10 Ohio Niwa 12: u W� 12:JO 12:21 12:30 U:51 1:00. 3,30 4:00 4,30 5:00 S: li 8,00 o,30 Va. Farm Feature Bulletin Board News O Gram BW Ferrell Show World New1 Femll Show Anny Time ■ em Discing With Doss Holling Homa Saturday News Summary Musicale · Suntet lloulnard Sign OK Severi widely • acclaimed "CBS Report:1" prlgrartUi will be re-rur. this tummer �o alte!'Date Thursday eommem:in, ·June· &.. The t lllft; "A Re'al c;ase of Murder, · • ■ CIURI Y . ,. Mr. and Mrs. Lou McNaab of Galion, Ohio, vi.sited Mr. and Mis. Pearl Nicholson and family re­ cently. Mr. and Mra. Marshall Dlllltan of Huntinglon and Timmie Dun­ can of Colwnbus, Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. Buren Duncan and fa m ily. Mrs. Laurence Davidson and famll.v of Columbus, Ohio called on relatives and friends over the week end. Mr. and Mn. Elmer VanMeter tailed on Mr, and Mrs. Robert Gretr at Point Pleasant Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Peters Jr. and Lois Jean visited Mr. and fURNCOAT IS IITIH-OthQ Mn. Louis Pelers at M iddleport G. Bell, 30 i;ine of three for­ , Sunday. mer turncoat ■oldlen who Oliver won prli!Oner-ot-war pay tor Mr. and Mrs, Robert are spending the summer in Clif. their time epent tn Commun­ l•t Korean captivity, la ton. Miss Ch�rlotte Smlth of Rutland Bhown at home u, Olympla, Wash., Wlth hia ton. Bell aald spent Thursday night with Sharon he' d "rather hang" than con• Turnbull. Unue Ute brande d a.a a turn­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albright coat. He den i ed an thl!I of Columbus visited Marilyn dlarges that led to hl.s dill• Burns, Sunday. nonorable dlecharge bl 19M , Leona Wamsley left Sunday for The U. S. Supreme Court Columbus whl're she has employ• ruled that he and two OUlCl'"I were entlUcd to the pay. ment at a public l ibrary. Mrs. Gl· .n Glaze of Middleport and Mrs. Nelson Roush of New Haven vl!ited Mr. and Mrs. Har- Colley and family of New Haven 1')' JohllliOn last week. called on Mr. and Mrs. Dana LewMr. and Mrs. Freeman Joh nson la Tuesd ay. Mr:1. Katie Bass visited Dr. and Mrs. Rrul! King and family of . Mrs. Ray Dean Heaton and son · ' led Mrs. Be'"' . / R 1p 1ey, w . va .• . v111 Frt'd ay evl:!mng. . ty Ca U and (amily, 'l'ue8day. M r. and Mr s. Lou1s H arme.s oI _______ Toledo, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and . . . · 1 Adrng Lucille Ba11 bas cancelMrs. Chester O'.iver and Joan. 1 Mr. -1:tnd Mrs. Tom WiUiams led her CBS•TV special, "Lui:y Head, Goes to Broadway ," which wa 3 .11nd son, Jeff, of Iridian Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd supposed to hav.i been filmed th� McDermltt and Steve Gayhart are summer for airing in D!!Cffllber. visiting Mr. and Hrs. Lloyd WilHams. . Rex Reason won't be part o( . Toma Co 1ley of New Haven and , ., ABC·TV' s "Roaring 20 8 � a 8 t Elaine Cartwright of Mason were . when the sernr,s returns m ti.-.e Sunchiy nlght guests of Randy fall. . . Victor Borge •, first special \ Lewis. for the 1961-62 season ill set for , Mrs. Anna Louise Colley and C children. onJa, J. C. and Rusty, BS-TV on Wednesday , Sepl 17. . WMPO Radio SATURDAY Sign On Oilton Items Of Interest I I ...... da --... ; � Five days in jt.il. �o ; a;I can hold I/OU , cake \lle' l 1 bake JJOU UJith a s;aw - r ·in it-. In!- a .. •• .. Ind, ... rb . , •I blll bin, - up& li,1e , ' NANCY OK AY, AUNT l'RlTZI -·- I MOPPED UP YOU M I SSeD ONE: SPOT YOUR SHADOW ISN'T THAT'S MY FOLLOWIN<t YOU SHADOW THE KITC H EN FLOOR OjCK TRACY , 1■,r -■I I Gia .. , TELL. J.IIM TO PICK' UP MA'J()R VOTEN A"f ffl! l<ENNEL. OFFICE AS HE COMES BACK' HERE, l SatunlaJ" 6:58 Sign On 7 : 00 usical Clock 7: 45 The Llleline B:00 Ohio Valley Ne..,, 8: OS Ohio News 8: 10 Sports Today 8: IS World News 8:20 Musical Clock 8:56 Local New1 I 9:00 Musics.I Clock 9:30 Sona .It Story Time 9:45 Showers ot Blessing Ul:00 High School Hit Pararte 10:55 World Ne\f8 11 :00 High School flit Parade 11:30 Leglslatlv. Review 1 1 : 45 World News .. Year of the .P"olaris,". "Cro:!'j,roads Africa, " "'l rials of Cbarle-s de Gaulle,·• "Britain, 2tl Years "Mo,ie Ren.sorsMp" and "TI1e Gre,it. Holiday .Massacre:• .. - -- --���=� visited Mr. and Mni. Dana Lewis Sunday. Mrs. Vina McDermitl, Bertha Lewis of West Columbia visited Mr. l\nd Mn. Fred Lewis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Fl'ed Lewis and Dana Lewis attended the horse show at Gallipolis, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward and daughter of Columbus visited Mr, and Mn. Oscar Henry over the week end. Lessie and Ivy Sleeth ol Mason visited Mr. and Mrs, G . H . Har. rison, Tuesday. Mrs. James Cunningham and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley f:11 OH • OM ! TH' CURReNT , F6EL tT1 MUST ae COMI N ' 10 A !2eJ::1 f THAT'S WHV WEi !SEEN 6TA'(IM' WITHIN TAGGIN' Olsnv,ICE OF TN' SHORE , caMI QN OUT, MClt'lfflL, LlmE- � IS OYER, "'°" P!.EASI,.. � .,. w,u,.., IION'T MAKe ME GO Mo< 10 111111' ­ wm:it ! We Trade For Any Kind lliT TH' BOAT ao f IT1i JUST A STR&N' THAT OLD JAKE li'LLIG Tll:O UP LA<gr· FALL, HoeOD'I C\AIMED IT . ROTTEN ROPE . IT �OULJll! ' JUS'I' eR<\I(& =•f 93 WtEN M. FINO$ Ol1r .lDSH 16 Al.MOST M L�bEO AS SHE IS TH� 8011i .J(l«J'N rr AIN'T MONE't 1™T �NG& 'EM 106fTHEff. ,I '. • All Sizes e HORSE SHOE J NAILS, 3-1 2 By GEORGE WONDER • SHEETS ING FOR Atw �l(.Cffl.Y tet<'ING- AN !-,cAP! Fll:W, !M PILE/MIA, 7"! ffl!9 11W. ON 1H! J.MIP. 0 l>IIA60N....,. SOME­ TIUNG FOR THE HORSE. WE HAVE Wt l""''E W,NICLE ' . SHE W.Y HA'1'fc ME Fell ™'$ AT Fr!<ST, BUT EVENTUALLY SHE 'LL REALIZE NOllfJN/3 \.-\OULD BE GAINED BY MY STAYING TILL lOMORRON J ,; • • • .. .' k• POMEROY; 0, •. ..:.�.....=.......o-:.ra , ___ _ _ ' • \ ' • .,. !if O(lll'llllllC - Gilmore Supply Store ., � - ,Ill ... . l]nlJli , rrbcr IT. W. IICOND IT, ..._..,... ,n -,I llr ' All Sizes NOTICE 4 a, fREII LASSWE I L • HORSE SHOl:S ===---c=--·- . _ \."' NEW & USED HE SAID HE ' D TRADE US THUTTY LICKWISH STIQ('i FER A DOZEill 1. Cook. llrea4 OKNAB BC OJK pA I NTs c. I I BARNEY GOl)GLE •nd SNUFFY SMITH '9. Cit)' (Ila-.) DO. IJu>duoO ·n-W'lliams General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets THAT D<lfll .. , D� � , M. Porouo IOOk ... Dwelllq '8, Pa..-t of & 1 ( � 4)_ FO_R_ RENT __ 5()18!().il mxc1--. tlon 42. llualcl1 1D- · I , lf. .l ...icJbtt Ill, Qulclll1 IT. Near to 119. Corll, fttlt, --------� 1.--Sherw r· ., • • note H. A ,-1 11. Greet 12. Wl... lllabllt 1"', :r'.:"i..:��:';r aw � I I v'ov. r•"•-s . ,· i SERVICES LEGAL NOTI CE .._ _ .,_ BUSINESS -:-- 1 ' AU Al!-OVT s••c-. 2'. Notb,. et.pita! l, """4 U \Nth .ma■-UN 18. � .i. u. J'llfbtlNI •. Jewllb, ao. ao bird month beton u. Wavy (her, ) 'I. Reuon Sl, "'l&. ct� tr&l.a 8. J'oot.d Vall 11. Bambo,o. 9. Bprea;da 18. ll<>ad ...... tDPPlnl" 1to d,-y 84. Blll4l tute I 1b ,0. Tin (lynL) 10, Adam'• 18. MUal.c note 2J. MIQ4 home 87. S&d cry breed dol' lT. H&lf ema 18. Wind 28. Cuckoo 18. Seit lnltnmJml 211. Kind ot be&D 19. Arid 60. At • H. Gu1do'• dlalAnce ai. HOU'der I :! ' I T MAS 8£E'W A L0/1 6 T1ME I LAST W�CTE To YOV. 211, IIUk.• '- NUNr'a 1 VIOVLD H/WE i//t lT 76',1 BEF�E 8 v T 1 F0�60T J)EAR j>fNCfL · PAL , a u.. ...... 11. Ia »ottrJ', near h B USIN ESS OPPORTUNITIES & lltollp p1ao, L t1DNCU1. •-ll.--. 2 l ) REAL ES.TA - TE FOR SALi: MUELLER f LJRN ACES 1. DOUIN tP.t) u1g· h]1g" hts Of Kyger Creek · conunencement Are R eported PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 ·...- D A I LY C R O S S W O R D / Did Y ou Know Tha t I , Dally !entlnel, Pomeroy- �41!1epo11, 0., June S, 1961-7 . .. • - ·� N.1 ' J- --- .. � ,.;:;_ .. -r:t-o-c--,-•-c-=--� r..i.:: poa - --- dPltaL 1 lUiolla, tm. V. ,_ �. ....!'!'_•_�----,��---·--- --- .......::.:.�-----�""'Jl!'!!_..!'! 'i . .. .. ,...- -- --.-.--- - ----�-� --- -�----...-----�"' � •- • -- -· --- •--· -II-,,,\ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June _ 3 , 11Ml1 IJl1JJ '_....i._ Around And About Middle/JOrt Mis, Carpenter Was Honorec/ When Mrs. C,'/o Gave Shower At Church 6- D: " .. n ro Ol ' g Plans Wedd,n Completed By M,ss · Carpenfer • • f 0 ·-------. -n,'nn ror o•,.Rooms As51'11ned ':ti r, ..., OI - . - rr Mainly About 1 Ho'-� 'IZw Hosp·ta1 � Middleport Vacation Bible School People In ., .. ....,.,.i Final piano ..,. made • n d Nwwy - cthe -.,..,._, Amont - who NJlezod Hal· ,....,. ••,_. .P'ridey .....,. 11n. RlchlNI v,ua11an .. Pomeroy .., Jiooplla) 1n Ibo poa1 .. bold Plarui �n bet>� completed for for the opmio& al U. N� •• Kill Mirtha l'flt bn -"" Mw Janet Ca.pet1ter who-st- Webster Sr. , Mrs. Albe11 Younc. Lower Mr. Md Mn 'nlonlU M cCluna: weN: J. Rely Bartlett, the wedding of Mw Janet Kath. Conmunity Daily Vamtloe IUble Seren Lewia. man-iage to Mr John Young will / Mrs. Thonus Hennessy, Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rice and and family ol Clllnl. arrived l'ri- RJqr Rd., M.ra. Homer McCulty, be an e,vent of Juoe IO. was gue�t J. W. McMurray Mra. James A. 80ns , David and Bobby plan lo leen Carpente r, daughter of Mr School at the Central Ellinwl- Jleih1 +J Ont ltboN who will day ror • hBkend ylaft wJth her Rt. 1 OtilllpoUa, Olan HoWa ill,-. o{ honor at a shower recently gi-.· Diehl Jr ., Mass Lydla Ebersbacil leave Monday for a vacaUon 11it and Mrs. W. R. CarpeDter, Mul- tary School Butldma th1t Mon- oter ltlnderpr.- nut f a 1 1> Plffllt,., I&. and Mra. D a I e dw, Rt. ) Crown CJty, Robert IL berry AYe., and Mr, John PbUip day lbomiq whm the teec+m, llrL Dallu, en by Mrs. Alex Ctlo 41.ssLSted bv M is! Myrtis Kav Parker, M r ,. Ft. Myera, Florida. teacher, Kn. � Smith. H1rdll, Ill. 1 tniwn City, Mra. Mrs. Gt"De Mitc h at the lJnitM Robert Norr is, M rs. Gerald Wi[. , Mr and Mrs. Dana Oanaels anr Young, son or Mn. Hank Y�g staff met for Ila lalt training 1e1- ad Hlody , Mm Karen BrbNt , llr, and Mn John 'Smith and HUda O Spam , Muon , W. V•. , Methodist church � wedd1�i::, dermuth . M rs. B --�wn, Mrs Ha uK . M r . and Mrs. s. J . Kee fer, of Co-l 81� the- late M r. Young, SpMflll akin. Miu Martha ,..,wler ud M I 1 1 family Wit Tbunday lrYMing ror N"- JONph T McNerUn, Oak . A � luck � wu held at Chriltim Bahr. bell theme was earned oul 111 Young. M LSS Sue K eller, M r11 �a r- lumbus v isited fln Memorial D.oy Av · IN>eooo to ,pend the nr t--,,.d Hill JIMM H. Nlc!bolt. JacUOft 'J'he open church weddlng wtl1 the Finl United Presbyterian BeginDen w,, _ thole vey Van Vrankcn. Mrs. W nght , l with Mrs. Ray Hecox.. decorations. w h o with Mr. and Mn Floyd Much• Mn. Keanelb W. McK.lnnlN, Rt. ( T 1 be an event of S...�y, June lO Cburcb wJth Mn. George l)aJGamt's wef"t' j}laye<i du r ing thl:' and M rs. W R Carpenter . finilhed th:J er end familJ and attend t h e 4 Jacbon, Mra. CUTle Brewar, have kindergarta M and Mrs. Ed gar powe11 at 4 . 30 p.m. at the Um ted MethoThe bhming las in .... charge. ..i was .. • y,. . . . l u-n � lffadlJatioa of -=uu.a Sending gifts but unable to at evening with prizes ttwarded to ,...__, _ M ucher· Wellllon, and Rondal C. Cantwell. 11 • r Konkri"""" ...,. ...11 w ho ' heve been vta11 mg w1' th Mr. . t hurch With the Rev. E · Da e u,,r......, d b giv R t n . US� Mrs. Eugene 8--own and M r ;, tend wer e Mrs. C J. Struble, en Y n Raymo C w,., er ia OJ.ery1 R ill ife m UJ M A Don 11mmaa left , M R tiV1!1l1wvod. W V1. , Po we!l's sister, Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. . Bro� an� . the Rev. William at the dbmer table decorated M rs. Bair.er Gordon, Mrs. Jobr1 Lloyd Wr ight. ■lrtha ne C.leste i Ault I D d ..._ -d Cr r ' Mia 1.1_.. flV-'" •• 1or a --•8ra dfOrd 1e ft Thursday momms Vona offlc1atmg .,._, "'"""'6 � · with Nd and wbite checked place c'(f 1 Thom Aftt' r the ored gu st open� M rs. �ar ry P. Smith Miu Nana Frost. for their home in Colwnbua. Mr11. ts ' ..__..-.. ae1 vls.lt .in Troy, with Mr. and Mn. Mn. March Hammon aloCq 1 Is r_e rres;lfllcnts ot � rs. �:jes Pers rnger, M rs L . ted M bu C her m_any g7 oc. Bradford retu r nf'CI to Colllmbus . Ravmllwood, w. Va., daughter, ha . 1 (those who Primary fin ve Willard P'n.ley and family. � �Alita , Carpenter ec ma Following the meal the group I-L ••- n� ad ) _ uher sister,....Mw .h cake iced m wn1te und toppt'd 1e11 Poulin . M rc:: . Charles Mur u--•L ni.L... -.a 1:11 p.m. Friday . • , w1 t them for severaI days. She . nu•- P . M, ,....... u.u.�J -P, m.r. aN •---· and M w ' •- went to ••- ·-•--J •··" din where 1aued Ll.t1I;: uu,� gr e wit h p1111 11mg bells. • • wed' J c e ray, Mrs. Aten Sham. Mrs. Elsie 1 ma d of IIWI\K •••and u,.. ·•·uOs ...,.,..; w1111:1 UWJ I ..........� wen t espec 1.a II y t!> a tten d tht! H 1' e:h u p 1 , B y M ra. \RU..lge Bamea, lea= , .111.111 b .......,. � ' . the DallY --•'- DlJC1e . · dra otts, pomeroy ; M . k wed - Roush , Mrs. Robe-rt Warner, Mrs . cream centered with pm __1.,_...,1e waa amtollD(' 'U'-.J• -=muw i _ I '·--Lbo -.a � recmtly dJscharged msch ooI commencement exerc1ScS . _,.. .ma.nm, M 11 ,.;am yn Nlc - 0uma .,....., oI Col1111WU& v u..,.. • qa&"l'll . •-ti9 and co . ffee were serv• Melvm d ing u.: _ .. Sue ed at IoUow■.. 1.45 a.m. st� ' "---t n----L ,_. ,1_ • n...-HoekS('hP.'" . Mrs. Kenne1 h ID.!N Pierce . M iddl epo"1., and .,, ----• ' He1&1.ts ··• . a t F rankl m where her d M M LClenUB an 111 '-AJIW.lfl nvw,u. 10 .-""1Klvy 'l:IUIW"IIJI clu4ld • Mn. Elmore Flowera• 1__ 9 :30 , __ De1aware, bridesmal,_ ed by the hostPsses. u.a, meeting; I, Sebool hegwa; f F inley, M rs. L"O Smith , M r s. f Ke1euu-, 1 d L r 8 d rd D ay . Primary 2 (thole who have Ft.rd Lawrence, Ernest W� an� little MW Alicia Ci.lo, jun ior to 9: 50. Chapel MJ:rViee for PtlAttending were Mrs. C fl: . Otho M urray. � ::.\:CtMr:. 1W:-nc� Br:;o;d tiGeorge F. NeWII and isbed Ch McDowell grade Mrs. Mn. Jack Mra. and Mr. ar ) aecood. 55 S . , bridesmaid. grades 9: · mary · . 1 ' ' and ' . to E� Mrs• ,John Terrell • Mrs • ,, 0• w • Bl a keslee M• • Barn·, • receive hl8 diploma · · _ er, Ml811 of Colwnbus were recent guesta !ant daugbter, Mn. Gene Hall le1 A,a Bradbury• teach d . Mrs. George Parker . M rs. PeRrl ward Baer. Mrs. F.arl Young, M rs. Nuptial music will be preaent 10 : U. recess for the pre-achoo) . Janet Baker, Mias Lind a 88d Bernar<I Lyons , chi!Dia nne Mc- of Mr. and _ Mrs. _ Karl Grueaer and J n f a n t daughter, Mn. ed by MW Patricia Blakeslee groupa and Chaoel services for Hysell. Mrs. He'lry Ewing _ Mrs. Harold Lohse , Mrs Ralph Nor1on dren of Mr. and Mrs . John Ly· and M�s Carol Scott. . llarold Porte, and In/ant dauJlhler ' and sons, Mmersville. un I I 3 1 Coma, " oore . M rs. J ohn W errJ M rs. Olio Lohn J r . , Mrs. G I e n orgamst , and M181 Myrna Maag, the J ior , and e• adea an H usse JI •1 0 . w 11 1er M .gs Gene a1 Ho Harl DeV01 Mrs. Perry Prim tll h ha fin w ary ve ( ,· Mr1. Elizabeth Wickham wu M the Teeoagera ; 10: 15 to 10:30, r� ahed Mrs. E. E. Bry;:mt, Mrs. W. A Dill, Mrs. Leo Crew, Mrs. V D �• l , ' " , !I- soloist, beguming at 4 p.m. e• pi ta nP.x 1 Tuesday for Tons illec. Hul " �-rt � , �._ Mary ·FIelder Geo. D a.e ird:, m u, l grau.: -:th . cesa for all groups except the 1,1111 • lbe Wednesday dinner guest of Gibbs, M rs. Bradford Maag, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Kermit Walton • �-�-Gerald tomies. B ora M e , teac Wal Lynn Da burn � r iaa o• Mr. and Mrs , Price Hawk. pre-school classes ; 11:00 to 11 :ZS Ralph Gilmore , M r s T. A. Down• Mrs. Ed Coffman and Mrs. Rus: '= �to Ste'len . . �iu iels, Sus ter, Sl Mi e D i M rs. Annice Ohlinger left t � - Craft period. _ ss i• Mn. Dale Warner of Syracu.,e ��� ie. Mrs. Dwight f-'cirker, Mrs. Je-d 1 seU Brown. - - -- ------- --------- 1 day for Dunbar where she will e ane Cru.well and Mw Dl8.Da Van • �ger · wa.!� abd O o --L-lh wi·c kbam The rernammg , rune of th and Mrs. EP · Thompson · John · W · Cooney · VIS II · wu I · h her d•ughler "" d Iam.J momln11 will ,,. devoted lo Blre Th ursday dinner guest, of w e Omml Of 0f0rl Y $ Junior I l thoao who have fin- M Une Ve1r, ily . _ Mr. and Mrs. W . D. Pa.,,.os . � :-� ble stori.. . devotional period,. r. and Mrs. Norbert Neu l.tling. Accordln t ,._ fourth grade Mn. B l Whole_ there sho will attend the Plans have been completed '" and . music In the variowi depart- Jshed a ! ur Mrs. Wickh m remained for .. port oI the g our11mg departme sh n,, weddmg of her grandson, Rwi- the o pen church wedding of Mias . _ Boggee.a , teacher, M W Jo A n n , n.ts The oo . J. _ me h l IU w r di VIS be t. t ove s h Dig i J those patients who we�. sted 1ft Mrs. Lee Seyler, president of and wife picnic to be at Bar bara sell Parsons to Misa Linda Fish Marilyn Sue Kni,zbt and Mr. Roi- . Morning and Mj119 Kay Boge,s . . · ch � at 11 ·_ 30 Ohio Eta Phi Chapte r or the Beta Betzing·s house at 4 Sunday after • t.h is Sunday in Dunbar. Mr. and Junior 2 (those who have flt:- Mrs, Effie Baker of Colum� fair condition included \ M r L land Lee HaUey which wW take rn.i,s.sed ea _ Y teaching Sigma Phi_ Sorority, a�n ounced ,noon. June I I. Mrs, Richard Vaughan and ram place Saturday evening, J1D'll 10_ The ,taf( will be head- l!hed the fifth grade) _ Mrs. spent the p�st weekend with MN: Robert Raynor, Mrt. C I a u ti 1 . ed by Mrs. Harold Sauer 88 de!ln Jame her comm1llees for commg ye�r ' Grubbt �s. Albert Patrick. llrl. s Sanborn, Mrs. Freda C, Everett McKnlght. Jeanne Braun won the travel- ily will also attend the wedding. at 7:SO in the Heatb Methodlr. Mn. R._ R . ass u t when the gr�up me t at the �hio Ing priie and refresh ments were b! - Bratt, MiBI Carolyn Russell and Mrs. J. A, Sweeney of Rutlahj lfflda Bpub'. Ol an Snyder, Vern P� w:llh Church of Middleport. ant. her , mclu a M a Fuel Gas office Tuesday evenmg . served by Shir ley l fo slt.m Apr il Rosett a Miss Sandra Bunce. spent Sunday with Mra, Everett dimpbell, Mw Florence Camp, il de Ot M id f h o ill be Miss J anf Richards as s cretary Mis1 Social, Barb;.ra Betzm g, Ch air- Smith and M arlene '.Reinhari Since Care ; . Jun ior 3 ( those wbo have fln• McKnight and guest, Mn. E£fi9 Mts. Emma Ochsenbein, Mn, et ; 1��t ;io� ol Scott as chapel pianist; Mlaa se man. Donna Wil50n, Dorot hy Am- this was the chapter ' s bi rthday, es Oln O ished the sixth grade ) - M rs Baker. Aftemooo callers were OJie Rus ll, Jo;m F. Henry Mrt. the ; d re . 81 w Karen Bachner .. nursery pienberger, Mary T. Mather, Linda cake was served bearmg the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Herring Robert Sltne, Mra. Marshall' Moalth be Min e-e AMe ct H• IIey of Colum- lot· Mrs Paul 'lbels a, public R . R . Pickens • Miu Linda Kaur( . . \\iutson, Apn·1 Sm il h, Lucy Ams- Greek letters for Beta Sigma Phi(l pmery, J. Roy Bartlett, MrI. S. o . .. f RutIand. y · an; !he Rev. Fred I.· and Miu Barbare Hoffman Re latives and friends wiU be bus'. 815 t of tM brIdegroom anrl ity' chairm bary, Shir ley Huston, Sue St.-eli�. 10 Louise Zerkle Mila w O O d 11 · fln- M iss Nettie Koehler retura-- C. Wllhelm, Sallie McCormick, wh have Junlor :ld r e,ma id will be M iBB Gardner as treasurer ; the Rev. 1- Teen age�a (th le this ving weekend and early 8 °''' Mary Carol.vn Wiley. 9t • Aibert ) me Friday after an over- Mayme Barrows, Mra. Donna Wils�n . Mary C. W i I e �·. .a ' · g Vlcki JO Will of Canal Winehei;.. Howard E Ruppe lt and the Rev lllhed the ' , and h grades - ed ho next to th week attend wedd e m erry 8 and Mn p · · · S e r v I c e, Sue G rueser, Chair- Linda Watson, Heva Vaug h an, Lee her mon _ & ' CaroIyn Milhoan and Ca- ter, cowiill or the bride-elect · I(onkri ht the ply Mra. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. Leo night visit in Gallipolis with and Of M HIS ll, admin blood was of t One WH man . Barbar� Riggs, June Heat S e y I e r, Sh irley Bee g le, Phyllis . , Smith Miu Cinda Sauer and Mlsa alster Mrs. Charles Weaver IUp ttee and �Rev.as Ruppelt det Wilham Bru� Bradford next Servin� 8' belt man for the comnu �D Frid ay. on, Ann Johnson, Marlene Rein- Knopp, Jeanne Braun, Barbara attended the 8raduation ol. hef' tered at the hospital Oil as Saru1r'a B rewlnglon. , Wednesday evenmg at the west bridegroom will be Mr. R O g e r songleader. ha rt. Betzmg, Carole Bachtel and DorJUNE S The theme of !he school is "Liv- nephew, Harry White from U.., Point Ch8pe] . S v f Col bus. Ushera w · n Teache u ta of tbe Ing llia . Academy Membership, Mary Car<1lyn Wil - olhy Amberger. AJult class of t h • High Young e Th School. Ga For Jesus" and plans are for r:'__� e l.atan Sunday rollowmg her gradua!lon � ;;• ;ame• � oote and Mr. Ra,g. varlou1 CUlllllt'!I . will be ·· ey. Po F -'L meroy u-st Bapt1Bt c:b.ur_l.:11 the pre-scboo! c1asse1 to mea: Mr . .and Mrs. Leroy Wat son _ from Ohio University, Miu Mil- er Hankle . both of Columbut. Ma� • • In the basement 1'0011111, the Prl- Jr., son Jimmy and d. ughlsr, will meet Monday at 7:30 p.nr. Ways and Mean,, Jeanne Braun hoan wlll leave for we,t Point and ter Timothy Lee Plant ol Colum /"U mery 1, 2 and 3 and chapel t..o Darlene were Friday d i n n e r al the home of Mrs. Eugene Trip, e Chairm.un, Peggy Saunders, Sabra $ will be accompanied by Mis■ Car- bUI, nephew of the bridegroom QS f r VT asl•.;Y_ met!! on st..._____.., L_ the first floor, and the guest, of Mrs. C. L. Arnold, Ath- 1, ,_ l•t.. MorrJSOn, Shifley Beegle, Mil a olyn Bradford, Mlsa Carla Wilson will be th• ring bearer. I 3 Jumor I, 2, and Teenagers and ens Road. Woods. Betty Everson, Betty Fult:z in obsef\laqce of t h e of Middleport, and Mi&■ Lee Org81liat will be M N to meet on the ...,ond Door. Th• birthday of Mrs. Watoon. YvoMe Scally . AMte Chapman , Hook of Zenia. Burdette and vocals! usual program which hu be\.11 ----Publicity, Shirley Beegle, Pom•roy, Ohle A neJghborhood party was he ld others of Middleport who wUI BurdetW of Middleport. Music M rt. A dam Eber■ bach aal.!ltcd held on the evening of th clo,- Com.Ing Eve-nla Scrapbook, Lee Seyler. Friday afternoln in the yard of the be leaving the flnt of the week will begin at '1 p m. by Mia Bemke Ann Durst enter inH day of the school ha, been TONIGHT lhru WED, Program, Shirley Beegle, Lee Kalad Hlndy home in Middleport includ< Mr. and Mro. Paul Theil Misa KnlHhl ls JUNE 5 tho do hter of tbe Past Chiefs of Magnol- dispensed with this Y� and Op- The Po W ALT DISNEY'S to hon or Jim, Elaine, Marsha. and daughte r, Paula ; Seyler, April Smith, meroy Garden club will ' Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knl':at of Temple P)'thian Sisten: Thur,- en H0\1.M! one day durmg the sec meet at Y Yvonne Scally was named es Shelley, Monica and Barry Hoel:- Mrs. Wallace Bradford and dau� Middleport and the Ohio Fuel Gas offlc.e I Mr. Halle the ay evening al her home on Mui- ond week of lhfl school Is being in M iddleport Monday at 2 p m having had the best cultural pro- ett who will be moving with thtiu- ter, Neda, M1s1 Judy Wildermuth, 110n of Mr and Mri Jame: (Technkolor) Ha1· �rry Ave. · planned . this On day the paren• s for a demonstrelion by B e t t y ! John gram of Lhe yea� and Sue Se�li,� parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Mrs. William Bradford, Mills, Dorothy McGuire ley of eoiumbua. . The meeting in ch arge of Mrs. and friends may come and visit Newton, wa11 named as Vale11tine Girl Hackett, Monday, to Fort Myera, Also pelnning to attend are Mr. James MacArthur • Lawrence LannU'l1, pre.s.ldent, op- at the school. an d Janet Munr• Florida. for lhe coming year. nnd Mrs. C. F. 1beia, Sr. of PartThe Greatest Adventure ened wJth devotkml. Miu Ema Rev. Konkrlght gav� a f�r•• of 4 or over -are invited to a� Plans were made for a hu sband Ass 'sllng Mrs. Hindy were Mrs. ert1bu rg, w, Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. Story of them allf JUN � Mn. Rollin Bearha fd!• clal report at FrJda7 I meebi:ig tend the achooI whether they a.: . . Onote Raymond Cunningham, and Mra. Harold Lohse and children, Jenni• COLORCARTOON port,d lhal they had called on and reported that elft!ody $.130 tend any church or not. fer and Jack, of Pomeroy, Ray E. Tl. WendeU Bunce' 1 Mr,. Jay Myer and that she ls had been spent for pupU books Whaley of Shade, Dr. and Mra. I 11Uf$ Oy A glfl was pre,ented to the honand craft materi;IJ for thJ1 year's John Moore and children. Mari• Mra. Letta Spencer. aulated b bnprovJna:. ored guests fr m the group and hool. To help defray some if Mr1. y tc reporb>d Seideube1 Ra J of Jack, lyn and Pomeroy Route MIH Ann Baird entertained wJ o TONIGHT refreshments ol. tee cream. atld Mr. .end M rs. Olen Milhoan oi a shower niursday evenln at her that Thelma Campl,tU, d iatrl ct� the expense11 of the school a col. c ke re served to those men• Belpre, Rocketll vs Flying War and William Milhoan of home on Union Ave. honor fg Miu deputy. bad uked IDlfflhen: to lection will be taken each day U�onedWf. Saucen •ho•• and K•thy. S a n d y Raven,w ood. Phylllo Rice bride-elect of Mr attend the ill•ual pi<nll; Ill the durina the chapel oervice. Pa rt "BATTLI IN nnd Johnny Bunce , Joo, Bet11y, · Medina Home, ,June 25. She al dO of this collection wm be used for Mri . Clara PaulBen of Hemlock Gerald erandau. OUTIR SPACE" Alan, Paul, Ronn Cunningham, (Technicolor) Grove will go as far 811 Harrll• The pint and white eolor theme uked members to attend the a mWlon projeet by the school. ' " Wayne Davis, Jane, Carolyn, Alan - als o burg, Pa. with the Bradford fam- wa1 carried out Jo the decora- lnapection of Nel&0nville Tempi� Materials were dJstrlbuted to , en� Doug Acree, Jack Satterfield, W•lt Dian.-,•• the teaehers and helpers and it lly where she w ill meet her IOn tlon1. Glfta were placed on a ta- on June I. Ehzebeth BJaettnar, John Koko"TIN WHO DARED" and hls family, Lt. JG Earl Peul- hie under a pink and white um- Pl.am were mede for a potluck waa decided lhRt milt and cook- 1 Drlon Keith John Bea1 vitch, �Y Rice, Diane, Elaine brella. Game. were played during pJcnlc on July a at the home llf ies would be available for the pre- 1 Ben John1on Jame ■ Drury Joyce Dav111, J�y and Linda sen, and visit for several days. : the evening and prizes awarded Mn. Robert Al'IK'lld. 'l1le travel . school tblldren u� day. • Al.SO CARTOON Cochran, Kalhy Bmgham, G r . g , All children of community tho wlnnora aflet which the hon- Ing prize donated by the i. Ric and Barry Stewart, Steve, Jans ored guest opened her gllt,. 51111,-Mon. INI Campbell was awarded to June 4-5 and George Hlndy, Hope and DebI Refreshment, were oerved from Mro. William f'llher ALL YOURCan It! Be True! ie Bishop. Kevin Yeauger • n Mah - llON your ho­ d h a lsble centered "THI IIARCH FOR with a bride doll. GlmOI ,..,. played and prb"" Mrs. Nonnan Yeager. Mro. Bruce IIIIDIY MURPHY" The guest list included Mra. •warded to Mrs. Seldenabe). Mrs. f i x-up headquarl•n. BlnH!iam . Linda, KOlldell and st.. Plano were made for public fn- Jack KOllnedy, Mro. YlrgU Brown K W ith Loui1 Hayward arl Grueaer, Mrs. Delbert Elso!• Ca!M In aur end Teresa Wrlght ven Dunfee and Mr. and M r a. stallati on of officer■ on June 1J Mn. Tracy Whaley, Mr1. Charlea stein end Miu 'lbelma Grueser - alao a11ort111■nt of th■ la..st Hackett, when Bethe) No. a of the lnterna- Hayes, Mrt. Antone Lucke, Mr■• Refre ahment, were Mrved by the ALFIIID HITCHC OCK'S NEEDS FOR In Imp ova.MIii 111Gtwlalt. 1 Uonal Order of Job'• daushte,■ Durwood Cumminp. Mr,. Lloyd boateooa to the abo•o named 'PSYCHO" MEN end WOMEN Mra. Harmon O'Brien, and Mn. Amanda lwpaz. Mn. met Thursday evening at t h • Moore. Anth o ny Perk in■, Vera Mllcs Scioto Pre,bytery Mra. Clarence Priet1, Mn. Lo- Carri Janet Lela:h AT Ponieroy Masonic Temple. John Gavin e Grueeer, Mra. A r n o I d A l.SO CARTOON To Meet On Tue,day Chri,tlne Coats. past honored Mr1. Noah Chasteen. Mn. Rob- 11ayea. Mro. Thoma, Cook, Mi" lnt•rlor and ••· The Scioto Presbytery will meet queen, presld<d In the aluenco ert Hartenbach, Mn. Henry Ral- Le na Gruesor M1·1 Henry Relbel terior full celor next Tu f'sday in Sardinia for an of Becky Tawney honored queen . ley, Mn. Willlam Hobatetter, Mr1. Mra, Lucllle Ha� kina and Mr,' nge, H low N. l......i An. Mlddlaport all day meeting beginning at 10 a. who w•• a participant in the Gal• Sidney Rlce, Mra. Judy King, Mia o.t Smith e m. Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pastor Ila Academy Hi,m Schoo ...,,. Ann Baker, Miu Mary Amberger �· $3.99 111I. l Middleport . Ohio . · · ·- · of the Middleport and Syracuoo mencemen� Plana ,...., made for Miu SybU Ebenbaclr, Miu Dorlnda WIison, Miu Mary Baird, F irst United Presbyterian Chur- th Hirl, who are ettendinH o Miu Connie Rke , Miu Susan ches. plans to attend. Deleg ate■ Grand 8eB11 • . . r••'II nffff Miinr of ,.... fhr••� NOW IHOWING lon fn Cleveland June k d Mia Haw Martha who have been elected to attend Orr. an ,,_ � t1 ,, .-w.�,� I ; 1 1 22 through 24_ Th-ey will be �econ"' are Mn. E. 0. Tewkshary of Mid- on p ied by Mra. EWe Smith and um Inage e • dleport and Mrs. Beatrice Blab ft A DILLY Mrs Marlo Cun! .:rNn wire N low u ----.................. ______ tc ... ft. of Syracuse. ay a. Do11od! Spl,9 � Invitation ;.,., a coepted 10 Ctmtnt mix •• low u ___ ________________ _ '6e Nf Alternates elected are Mr1. r■ lify the rltualiJtlc work at 'lbt Mothe Auxllilry of B o y e James Harley of Middleport and xemp Scout Troop :t411 ol Middleport will ·lywoocl H low 11 · · · · - ------- $3.14 - 4'.a• panel lln g of 1ho OES d M a 80 aaona bold a rummage eaJo Mr•. Don CottrUl. Mr,. Pearl Mc..iheMnt lumber u low u --·----------- 12\oM· 111. ft. lli Bride and Mn. Mayme Holnle, �':.,.G; polla. Monday evening and Saturday fn Ille Talbol buildl......... •• low H --- -••-·-· ------• •-• 1 1 �1 -., fl, of Syzacuoe. Ing on tho comer ol Mill and 41b, • _____ Wilfred U,d, rll-NI H low .. ---·---·--· --------· 45c ,._ fl. avo, formerlJ occupied by Miller'• White, Shirle) ,. Marriage Plana Of 5< 1o Store. Begin, Tue,day Eaton and Anyone with rwnmap willing lo The Ohio Annual Conference of Tt"rrence . ... Mra. the Methodist Church.. will bt Mr. and Mn. Carl Hubbard of donate may do ,o by Lonadon held at Lakeside- be1,1lnning nexl Syracuae are announclnR the en• Edward Stilea at WY 24IIOI or Mt Tuesday and continuing through gagement end approaching mar- Ted Riley. Jr., at WY NIii. - and ""........v Sunday. In attendan<'e from the rlage of their daughter, Bonnie AcouttJic or DOD•ICOW Heath Methodt,t Church of Mid- Jean, to Ronnie Ranaom. With Sally �Ta11er and Alan Uc. Many pattern. !1 � dleport will be tile pastor and hi• Mia Hubbanl eltended Pomoroy Dinehart, Jr , •tock. JDuily •PPH<'.-' wile. Rev. and Mrs. Raymon Kon- High Sehool. The groom-to-be la · 1 ttw u _ _ _ _ ALSO krl1ht, the lay member, Mlos the aon ol Mr. and Mro. Evoretl J0Ck Frieda Faehnfc. and the youill Ransom. and attended Codar CAil TOON CAR NIV AL Grove, W. Va., High SehooL A delegate, Sarah BechUe. June wedding la plumed. - .,.. ... 'tfeeS f S C &EE c. F" fflS 1 18 ' illY 'f Knight-Halley VOWS T Be J JO f Year • Announced By Chapter President De partures For W fp • t T Beg,·n Sunda "" tJ'f' • des � "' daJ $IC s� Ile va lo, re, , Jit tt, .. 2n PHI p. n s, .. ' . llaop _,.. .. - ...... .. . u na Mt tm• tut wea& Ir .. lo,tlia... _ .., _ _ .. , Monday, J une ll, 1116 1 Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo NO. 41 " p f Ch ' � femple Were :ill �w;:.� Entertained =lned WSAZ-TV 1:111 Tnlll 1: IS Pa..- Dope t:,O B t,TI t:oe Eddie AnooW t,st _ R_ �s:���:S�:�� . .. - 5:00 .lourDOJ lllle lprilll!lme Br,de-Elect H d On d fVe ., .. .. s:• ea,.. ·\ t !llll <l � p • nstallat,on W '/J Be He/d On JUne 15th Jill • { , GA • ' SA ' C I • I • I GL • RI l t I "I I 4t iii Mr,. .,_ R Sal J Planned Two D , �s.- ""'° d,,,111,_ "ROAD RACERS" Look These Over 4 Pc. DILES RADIOEAR CO. ,, " Monte AVL PhoM LY :i-4550 Alhlno, Ohio JUNIC I Pomeroy Chapter III DES wiD meet In regular -,Jon 'l'Uuday, 1t 7: 45 p.m. at the Mllffllc Tmn­ pla. WOMEN'S WHITE TENNIS OXFORDS II• $1 .99 pr. 4 .. ' -llo(• • Pointed Toe Roush's ._ Ston MIDDLll'OIIY SECTIONAL LIVING IOOM IUIYa Special $1 69.00 9 Cubic Ft. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGEUTOI $1 69.00 BAKER FUINl1URE IN MIDDLIPOAT c,45 Sr-9 Ro<mdnf 1:111 'l'oalher e,t10 _.....,,u,. Channel 13, 11:15 John Archer. Hoatbor Aegel, • � Morgan. Ih� Channel u. JU5 Topn,elFran• -..orId • Dale ttooerteo Lovejoy._ ct••' t. ll:• IF_.,., Jw 1. Double Lil•, ;-A,_,' Hanly'• IS. d,enMl 11k:bJ lleorlo1• Vm -• 11: 15 'l1le Goldl!II . rllr ffmd llefllll, W anda l "" )(•.L" •=�II.• aia,,ne 111111, of uper1ence and IOWld banklnq priridplee. It has aided countl..--cuatomers throuqh coopeiatlun i. alway, available to you. 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