http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d00c31ee5fde8392cb01bf0ef536f1a7.pdf 1dd43aa5ea9e48f9c53de916bddc4287 PDF Text Text • / YEA'I'HER 'ftiiiJ..... late .... 110011 Md a!Pt. Low toaJpt, 11M. W. . . . .:y lllOitlyiRIIIDJ ... entitle ... .. Wlllll. ,_,., r. ru ,.,....., Dl r .. ,.._••,,. .._ • VOl XVI - - NOW YOU POMEROY-MI~, NO. 29 ·. -~~.. - -----· OHIO ' •, TUESDAY, fAAY 19, 1964 0 SJilOI ftl a ,.,.,_ • W baet • WI wllllll Dtl ward IOIItlawed Ill· - fll . . coal w filii Ja L•l• o ;)· t/ "~ #~<I' $(f) ' V . ' .j - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. ····. :'· ";\'· ~,,,_, PRICE FIVE CENTS ' :. ., ------------------------------------------------~---~-------~-----------------------~·•, ~,I ~·, , ·~ 1,562 Hose Pomeroy CouncU Fire Hose Co., Pomeroy, and ~t apprllVed purchase of the Logan Fire and Safety Jeet of l"i" fire bose, 800 Equipment Co., Pomeroy. fi1W' bole, 400 feet of booster Council met privately with hose, and 12 spaner wreuchel. Fire Chief Henry Werry before e01t1ng, altogether $1,582 · the 't opn Fire ind Equlpinel\t Co. tn Pomeroy. Counclilnen coruddered bid ssubmltted for fire bose. Blddiq Wefe Huntington .00 Hydraulic Co. In W. Va.; R. E. the open meeting and diacussed the bids. The Logan Fire and Silfety ·Equipment Co. said its hOle would be guaranteed for 10 years. · Dwglht Logan was present, representing the Logan Co. Councilmen BBked him how long the present price for hose would bold if council wanted to buy more. "The price would remain the same for a reasonable time," Logan said. . John Richmond asked council If It had prepared a regulatory ordinance for coal tipples since be considers the ordinances now on the bookl Ineffective. Mayor Charlet Legar referred to the nuisance ordinance enacted on March 1, 1954, and said It Ia effective If the residents would use il . ~ nuisance ordinance states a fme of $10 to ~ could be levied on a person or firm, convicted of causing a nuisance. CouncU also decided to buy two new radios, one for the street truck and one for the police cruiser, which would be on the new fire frequency being used by the fire trucks. The radios will coat $100 each and will be second hand from Kaiser AlumInurn Co. In West VIrginia. Kallaer II buying new translstor radios and seUlng ita old radl01. The Pomeroy Fire Company Is golng to buy one ,vlth Its funds. It waa pointed out that radios In aimUar condition would COlt from $200 to $300. A re110lution was approved t. fOe an ppllcatlon for about $12,· 000 assistance In flood damage ,with the clvll Defense Department. CouncU II about finished with filling out a report listing property owned by the village which Will damaged by the flood. It was decided to hold a specIa! meeting Moonday, May 25, In town hall to go over sewer system plans with Norman Hatch of Burgess and Nlple, en- glneerlng firm of Columbus. Council must approve the plans before submission to the State Board of Health. Mayor Legar said he had received a request to re-open old Union-av. The request was re!erred to the street committee. The problem of water staying on the back yard of the John McKenzie residence and not draining off was discussed. Council discussed a complaint that the barbecue held recently on the river front parking lot was so smokey and greasy that it damaged a resident's home. Two more barbecues are planned on the river front parking lot. Two councilmen said they -:·~ # ( ~" urchase were at the last barbecue and- be done with the sewer near his didn't notice smoke blowing ov- 1home. He said rats are terri. . . 1 ble. er M_am-~t. They S8ld wmd was \ Councilman Franklin Rizer blowmg It out to the rlver.l was under medical treatment Council decided to ask the 1and did not speak during the next group. to set up its barbe- council meeting. He brought a cuing pit closer to the south pencil and pad and wrote out river front wall and away from his remarks for council to read. the railroad tracks. Rizer suggested that an estiBill Baronick said Mason City mate be obtaiined for mercury would like to pay for the Porn' vapor lights on Second Street. eroy street sweeper to come ov- Council agreed that Rizer may er to Mason City. He said Ma- get an estimate. son police would escort the Fult. said the Pomeroy Chamsweeper to Mason and back. Les ber of Commerce will buy four Fultz said he would check the new flood gauges. Council proposal witth the city solicitor agreed to have the street crew Fred W. Crow. install them. Phil Globokar, 128 Union-av. Council said four gauges asked council U anything could would not be enough to replace the one on the courthouse. J'uJtl humorously said, " We will ~· er need the courthouse Gill again," as be baDged his baad on the wood table. Police chief Jed Webster , . ported that during April then were 21 o~rrests. 12 accldenta, three bonds taken, four funeral escorts, 36 complainta lnveatl· gated, 12 illegal parking, 12 warnings issued, five emergency calls in Pomeroy, and 8lx fire calls In Pomeroy. There wen: 1,075 parking meter •!iolations, 74 unpaid parlt· ing meter violations, 29 metera repaired in the field, 11 metera repairet. In the shop, with $'7'11 street money collected, $830 lot (Continued on page •> Stricklin ,.t 1 h • IJOWLIN.G GREEN - Presitleilt Jo~'• anti1JOverty proP'~ Ia "prtnclpally politics" IQft really a ~pplement to the ~fare program, Rep, 'liifi, :Jr., said Monday. Rob~ert I Th nominee for U• .,. Senate ftom Ohio IIIADY propoals tied Into toverty biD had been rejected by· ConiJ'• on tbelr own merIts. ~blican �- , I • • I 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., May 19, 1964 T • h , Spahn Vs. Ellis onig t I The Daily S@ntinel COMMENT ATING EDITORIAU Y Helen Help Us! The Helping Hand Is Yours to Give 1'be age we live in has been given so desperately to a man who was tryin g to naml's-atomk. space, electronic, jump off a bridg•. " We were hanging on for dear life," to list a few - that one hesitates to hang another on Jl. Unfortunately , it seems to said one of the officers, " but they drove on Jike they didn't want to get involved." deserve it . Judging from a number of incidents Nor should we forget what happened in t he news. the proper title summing in Indianapolis a couple of years ago up the human sJtuation in rnid·20th ren~ when a bleacher collapsed during the tury might well be " The Age of Nonin· Memonal Day race. Those silting nearby went on chewing their hot dogs, oblivl· vol ve ment. " In the New York borough of Queens ous to the screams of the people crush· a few weeks ago, a young woman was ed in the wreckage. Some would argue that a decade of pursued and stabbed to death on the street while 38 persons watched from watching daily shootings, knifinis, beat· their apartment windows. No one want- ings and other assorted assaults in our ed to get involved to the extent of call- Jiving rooms on television hafi anesthe· ing the police fr om the safety of their tized the faculty of compassion. Yet long before television, a whole homes. mu ch Jess go out stde an d try to nation played the game of noninvolveaid the woman . More recently, a crowd of 50 people ment while s i x million human beings looked on stupid ly from the shore near were exterminated in gas ovens . It can't happen here? It seems to be Atlantic City, N. J, while two boys drowned and one man nearly drow ned happening on an individual scale more and more frequentl y. All we need is trying to save them. · "Nobod y did a thtng, not a damn someone to organize the violence, as the thing , to sa fe that man and those boys. " Roman emperors did , for the edification said a gas station att endant who {'a me of the masses. Unless we stop being spectators to on the scene and took a rowboal out to rescue the man . "They just stood there life and Jearn to become participants in it ~ which means to become involved and watched those kid s die ." And in Los Angeles the other dav two in the welfare of our fellows - we may policemen appealed in vain fo r - help someday find ourselves spectators to our from passing mo1orists as they du ng owp demise , if not that of society itseiJ. "' man~· ' • ' I . . l i • l l ' : ' •• •: Voice of Broadwav .•• reporting ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN h• · '•,. '), .' ~'I N , .,. I• \ ' .1' The Celebrities routine. but are so ashamed of admitting Joseph P. Kennedy, falher of the late It they haven't complained to the police. PreSident, Is progressing so well at the . Ann·Margret's escort at the PepperPhiladelphia Rehabilitation Center that mmt Lounge two nights in a row was he was able to visi t the elated family in John David Griffin _ and many a male Cape Cod . He is even able to walk a few dreamer shot him an envious glare .... steps, indicatin g a great improvement Carleton Carpenter looks most likely to Old -time nigh! club star Harry Rich· snare the Charles Nelson Reilly role in man " athng · · Judy Garland and Sid "Hello Dolly" wllen the musical hit goes Lurt are sc heduled to resume their child on its national tour. • • • custody c ourt IJattle on June 1. The mystery to Hollywood observers is how Sid .. ~ x · c · · can afford the legal fees. whi ch musl be avler ugat, ~nloadmg his ~!Oubles formidable . . . Mrs. E. Barrv Ryan of to chums at Danny s Hideaway tile other racmg aristocracy, and Santa Anita of!i· night. made 1t clear that he ~o longer ciai Jimmy Kilroe- bot.h recently divor· yearned fo; a reconclhatlon wtth Abbe ced- are the turf world 's hotte~t ro- Lane. despite his earhe,r1 quotes. 11 lf this mance Zsa Zsa Gabor's current hus- case ever gets to court,~~' said Cugie, "I'll band . Herbert Hutner is slated to make drop a bombshell. In fact , more than a fortune with a proc'ess for transform· ~ne bom.b:;he,I.L" He then indicated what ammumt~on he would hurl at his es· ing salt water into fresh w~ter- a vital need all over the world . tranged wtfe. There 's co nfusion among the ticket The bandleader's feelings in the mat· sellers about the Beatles' concert in For- ter .weren't soothed by perusal of some est Hills in August. The Long Island Italian magazines, which have been givheadquarters says the bash is completely •ng a b1g play to the breakup. One startsold_ out:-but the ticket agency in Penn l~r, m the popular weekly "Stop," head· Stat10n msists it's getting its first ship- lmed It s huge spread "To Revive 'Marilyn rnent of the ducats this week Statis· Monroe' Cugat Must Be Unloaded," and tics provided by a famt>d insurance com- compared Abbe with MM by printing pany have indicated to the Democratic several photos of both ladies in similar National Committee that the second man ~heeserake poses. Cugie was especially on the Democratic ticket will be even Jolted by the sentence: " An emissary was more important than the top man chosen sent by Frank Sinatra to see Abbe and by the Republicans Geraldine Chap· tell her Sinatra would make her a big lin's favorite beau i.s Manolita El Corda- film star, trot she first must divorce Cu· bes. the handsome bullfighter. and never gat." However, members of the Jilly's mind her dadd~· · s objections. Set., who are in a better position to know • • * The Leader's attitude, don 't think he's The Sardi Set hears that Nancv Walk· all that interested in Abbe. To demoner has bowed out of the musical - 'Good st.rate his lack of enthusiasm, they point · Good Friends'' and instead will direct out that she and some good friends wait· George Baxt's comedy, "No! In Her ed at Jiily 's for hours for a meeting with Stars." Most likely candidate as leading Sinatra. and he never showed. lady in the tatter show is Jane Wyman, • • • who would like to work 1o forgPt her re. Give Rob~rt Horton a small prize for cent marital problems . _ Broadwav·s hemg a workmg enthusiast in the field of notorious "hoopspinners" arl;' havin g. a transportation . On his day off from "110 field day on the Main Stt>m IJerause of in the Shade." he flew to Winston·Saem the influx of World 's Fair visitors . These to buy a hard-to·find Mercedes Benz mo· are the coolest swindl t- rs on the streets. del for $11.000 the collects them! and They aUect Midwest an ·e nt~ and plead drove it bark to New York . Next month, ~hat they are in dire net>d of hus fare to he 'll lrek to Pittsburgh to take his priget back home. As •·security. ·· thev offer vate plane out of storage and pilot it to fake diamond rings--getting aiwthing New York. And he still owns his horse .from $15 to $90 for the phony sparklers. from "Wago n Train." But he has no cam· Many tourists have IJet'n clipped by the el-so far-poor cllap. PERFECTION IN A BO'I'I1.ET Dear Helen : M,y wHe got 101111 of that new Wl-wrlnkll atufl. Lot ma wara buobandal Nollco ltl Sha asked me If I <OUid - any• thing different and I a a I d, "Yeab your nair's a differont color,'; and abe said, "Siupid, I chanied my hair five •eekl ago," and 1 Ilk!, "Well, you'Ve f101 o dresa on lnalaod ol ponbo, and where's dlmler," and you know how hose th1ngl t o When tbe 1ets mod lilt crieo. · Now bere-. tbo cliNk ,... mark o1 tho year, llekol. s b 1 bawled, "Now see wbol you've clone! You've WRINKLED mel" Well, I kncrlo lboul tbll wrlnIde discoura&V now, but I'm DOl sure I Uke the Ideo. II lak• my wHt II mlnUies lonler le get reedy, whlle tlle stuff "seta," and ill lllk to her durlng tllal Ume, lhe glveo me 1 blank stare. Can't move her Jaclal muociea, The kids tell her 10111ethln1 fuMy and 1 have to explain, "Mama can't laugh now, she'll laugh after her face jells." Crying is out, u 1 found !rom y-.... At World's Fair ProJ.ects Of Smaller FI·rms Noted out 11 IDvillblo maak 1.. • en who don't like tholr sklnaT DUBIOUS ABOUT THE llli:W UN-WRINKLE Dear Dub· · Tbai'U be 11141 Mil .wp, This new un-wrlnlde fuclnatea women llke 15-s!""'e bladeo fuclnalt mea. We d p!llbebiy bathe In tbo llufr II 1$ dlda'l coot 10 Jllllek. '!bough oil the OtiDp you aald about it .,.. true ( IIICI II DOES flake), we'D uil • ....U. bravely and keep pattlng. WI: can see the dllference, OVID If others can't. - H. Dear Helen: Tbty aay tho un-wrlntll otulf everybody Ia talklnl about Ia made !rom cow's blood. Do thoy set II !rom Uve eows, Ukt 1 blood bank, ,.. whatT - MRS• J . WHO MAY JU}T BUY A cow " Dear Mrs. J: I doo't know. But If you're lhlnkln& of slaking I cow oul In your bock yard for mUk ond make-up, I'd odvlao yeN oUck to tho dairy 111d I h 1 that first time. off Water the preparation - washes women drugstore. Girl Ready- ToH.'l'rJ Bor Wlap NEW YORK (UPI)-Visitors , To the casual obl'lerver. the tlon and lessen maintenaOCfJ to the New York World's Fair ! process makeo seams and riv· oroblerm In its use. quickly become conscious of the ! eta difficult to detect, in com· He now offers about 10 geoimpressive exhibits sponsored !parison with thetr appearance metric patterna for the design· by major corporations, yet. ln an area of Oat or unpattern· rolling of non-scuffjng and non there are some less apparent ' ed surfaces of the metals. A no- glaring surface on metal. but rewarding shoepieces for table use ol the teclmque iJ Eaamel Fotured · 1 many sma IIer compames. shown in the stain1ess panes, Some featu red....~ bak.cu on The Unisphere, the symbol of coated with black. which enamel, over the pattern; lor the fair, olfers one of these, sheathe the Union Carbide some uses, this ill not necessary possibly overlooked by tlle cas· Building in New York. But Smith believes that in r~>ual visitor. The "]and" area& of Dick Smith, who founded the duction ol maintenance costa the huge globe haw a dimpled Rigidized Metals Company was alooe, the prO!pective builder pattern design • rolled into the a sales representative for a rna· or the contractor should give stainless steel sheet under a ] J·or sf eel producer before he attention to the possibilities of process worked out by a Buf- struck out on 'his own, and he the patterned surface. falo, N.Y., firm , Rlgidized Met-! t•arly developed a keen interest Exposed to pubUc uses, tll I! als Corp. 1 in the potentials for stainless finely surfaced finished metal Thr ~rocess Is not entirely steel .aa a construction material. lends itself to scratches, mars new, but it Is now being pushed But he knew that to ensure at- and scars, or even to the dull: as a technique to diversify the tention to its possibilities in lng eflect of fingerprints. He I struction, of stainless steel or anything but the plainess and argues that the patterned sur of aluminum, particularly when most utJitartan of •tructures, faces have a better engineering I they are designed for curtain somelhing would have to be structure and more resistance · wall u.se. I done to give it surface aurae· to dirt and damage. get caught in 1 rain storm and 11 isn't. just their clothes that get ':"'inkl«< those dayo. She doe~n t ~Ue 8 ~ much. 1 thmk she 8 afraJd she 11 crack, or any· way flake o£f. Ad wh.en abe goes w the powder room, lt''B not to d h 1 b 1 to d h oeraceu inkl Ma be lt' unoer supposed wr es. Y ' do her face but ~ ur;Klo her wrinkles. Maybe 11 ' ltlpposed to last flve houn H,ke It says on the box, but she 1 In there patting every hour. I think the hesd. whole I thing Is And mostly In her sUll Dear Helen · I am 18 ~ will be greduatlng next month. I want to SO to business college. My mother thinb thlt'a fine but she want. me to choose 1 ~llep hera in · ho town so I can hve at me. I . want to go to one in the C1ty, where I can live with my grsod· mother. I'd llk.e to a:et out an4 see the world and meet new people. 1 like my small town, but . .. bow Ctlll 1 do whit I want ~ still keep mother happy? - SENIOR GIRL can't see the difference. Dear Girl: Why don't they just figure Your mother may be eoncemed with expenses: It DOES colt resists the status of backward more to .Uve aw&y from home. country. even though you Uve wltb ret. Against Khrushchev'• wishes tives. Or per~ lbl tbiDkl she pressed ahead with the your Grandmother· 'inflht not huge Galati steel mill, part of want the responsibility. Wby which is being built with don't you two make a "for" jd the aid of Western concerns. "against" list and cllocun 1 Last year she slgoed wltb Yu- thoroughly! All other things begoslavla an agreement for joint lng equal - you're old II!IQush constrcctlon of an 1800 million to go away to sc:bool. - H.. ; hydro - electric and navlgaUoo Tbls column Is c!edicaltd 1e By Wayoe G. Brandotadt, M.D. coming back. Wbat should he completely. project •I tlle Daube River's family liVIng, so II yoo're haV· Q-AOOu1 thne years ago · 1 do now? Please sud your questions and II'Dn gate. ing kid ttouble or just pWrl was operated on for a hernia. A· A-Vour nephew should be comments &o Dr. Way~~e G For this show of lndepend. trouble, let Helen Help YQV. bout six monltls ago 1t came exammed to determine whether Bralldstadt, M. D., ill cue ence~ th~ United States now Is She wm also welcome your owa back and I have been wearing he is having a return of the this paper. While Dr. BraDd constdermg a reward. amusing experiences. AddreSI a truss ever stnee. 1 am 60 and same condition or whether a stadt caDDCtt answer individual Helen Botte1 in Cartr of t b I I 1111!: ALMANAC don't want another operation if differenet kind of tumor is devel· lleUers, lie will u&wer letten newspaper. .'I I can hell· it. oping. In either case it would of geDeral tatereat ID fiRlre col By United Press IaterDIItlonal · Today Is Theadsy, May lt, A-Every ourg..., In repair· seem wise to have it removed · ucnno the I40th day ol 1964 with :!28 ing a rupture trie!l to insure to fo11ow. OIYOTID TO ltirniiiT 01! tilat it will not recur but this The moon is approaching ill Mlth MAMM .VIA sometimes happens even with full phase. the Dt>St of surgery. The only The mOmtna star is Saturn. ....,. .. ..., ..._. ' danger involved with thio type The evening abor to Venul. _,!::-...:::.·~ of hernia Is strangulation- the On thla day In history: .., If • ....,_ locking of a segment of intestine In 1536, Anne Boleyn, wife or u.., .... Ul ...._, .......... in the hernial sac. If your hernia Kine Henry VIII of England. ::: slips back in plaee easily when Jwas beheaded. ..._.. • __. .._ • .._ you lie on your back •11<. 11 your By PHIL NEWSOM A year ago In JIUie, Romani· In 18541 Sen Charle 1 Sumner • .. ,.. • -truss keeps it from protruding UPI F.,..lp Newo Malytl Ian President Gheorghlu • Doj dellve-; a b';~-"'"" attack on ._ 111:\1 IUIIlCu•.. Na....- ...,.._. when you are up , there is no In the United States-Romanl- was conaplcuous1y absent from slavery and the people of the leabllll ......., ~ • ~ harm in treating it in this way. an trade talks now underway a Commcnist bloc sUJDJillt South ... ._..._ .._ , . . ..,.,. ,.... r-... in Washington, the Romanians meeting in East Berlin to dis-- In iaea tbe Spanlah fieet en· tr Q-ls • yeast lnfedlon eon- have let it be known speclflcal· cuss Soviet-Chinese dlfferencea. tered Sa~U.eo - Harbor In Cuba. tagiou•? What would the sym- ly that they are Interested in Romania restored dlplomalle 1n 11115, more than toO U.S. . ._ .,.., .,. toms be? My doctor says 1 have buying a complete synthellc relations with Albania, ostra- Soperfortreas bombers soared .,.., •a yeast diarrhea. Doeo this rubber plant and equipment for cized by the Soviet Union lor over Ja~n aitacklng "'"...... If •mio - - ·mines in vital.. .,.,.1 . . ~---· ki nd of infection come back af. their petro-chemical Industry. it• support of Red ~, ~" na. and laying sea. .. - -· ,.. ....;... ter It is cured? Less specific has been the ln- Romanian newspaper! be&an lanel. 11.111 an. ..... . .... .A-There are al leaR I~ kin do lerest of botll sides in rea chin&, publisblng both slde1 ol the dio. . of yeast or fungua that may further, more far .. reaching pute. ro CALL 01\ JOHN 'iON . da·y· at the. Wh1te House. . . of State Dean Rusk and be a , cause diseaSe in man, but none aareement on the polltlcal and Push For lndependeace WASHINGTON <UP I1 Kmg lh e Af ncan ru1er, who IS m guest at a 1unch given by Un· ' oI " • . w1ese diseases primarily at- cultural level including closer In late April a Homanlan trfwambutsa IV or Burund1 w11l tlus countrJ 'o visit t~ Y'orld's dersecretary of State George tacks the intestines. Some at- diplomatic reiation~ . Communist ....."y' ltatemeri• in !all on President .Jolinsun Tu ... s· Fa1r. alsu will meet Secretary W. Ball. Iack the sk'm: olh ers the lungs " Fro m the Uniled Stales' effect, told ,...., both the Cbinese or the b~oin Diarrhea could be standpoint, It is part of a con- and the Sovieta to. ~an their a comphcatton of • number of tlnulng program to break down houses and fiatly llklared for .... Do It Time Harlo ru.ngu~ ~J teaSft! . They v a r y the once close knit structure of the independence of every Widely m the degree of contag!- world communiBm and to lako Communlal party and eounousness. advantage of rising nationaliSm try tc manage its own affalrs. IN TOOAY's ARTICLE THE SHOE within the Soviet bloc espres- These some o1 tlle fV~ IS ON THE OTHER FOOT-•HMI\·..LISTEN . 11-:-A ldead of mhle has blood sing ilseU in increasln& ind1>dances for which the Unlled 10 HER REACTION NOW .... m hJs urme .all the time . ls this pendence of Moscow. Statu waited before Jnitlatinl C'• be~all~ he JS an alcoholic? A program of economc aid moves whicl. could pi~ R.,. READ TH IS DEAR DEBRA ,- Is Is llw•ys a 1lga of to Yugoslula helped the Tlto mania ln the same cate1ory 111 . ADVICE COm\\N -.. ABOIJT THE senou.\i trouble. Alcohol is not regime to survive after Tito11 POland and Yugoslavia aDCI HUSSAND W~O DOESN'1 DO A a cause but your fl'iend should eJ:communication by Stalin in perhaps set off a ehiln reae-. •1HIN~ ARO<·ND THE HO<JSE BUT have a doclor find the true 1943. Uon of negotiations with others rs ON EVERY COMMITTEE 'OF JoltS I.OOOt ... FITS YOU 10 cause Wltllout delay. Eight years ago olmllar aid among the saleiUteo. "T"····RtA O IT· · 11-:-l r ad he was extended to Poland after Perhaps the greateot sign of 0 wa nea el b~nd re da ~ = WladislaW Gomulka's defiance Romanian lndep end • n c e of 1 He~ar.a: an -~ Wll ol Khrushchev In 1851. Moscow was its refusal to 00.. wao cur~ . ere Slcnt More Evident operate with COMECON the coo!d I get tllls drug? Although 110111e evidences o! Moscow • spO!IliOI'ed org~ntzathat diethylcar· mountbtg Romani.. dlssatio- lion which was to lint CommuA-11 1• bamazlne iHetrazan) can save Jactlon with M....,w-. dictator- nisi economies, 8Jisl&alng to tlle dght ol a person whooe eye ship were ap~l as long as each those gonds which they lnvu,vement lo due to the lropl- foor yeors ago, ·thoy hive be- could produce the be5t and cal >araslllc dlsea... onchocer· come the moot ~vloUs within cheapest and which would have clasts. It would he ol no value the last year or so. relejaled Romania prim•rUy In per>Ons with any other kind Internally, the Roman laDs to a position u supjlller of raw of e'e d•,.aoo. abollohed the Russian lansoage materials. as required teachll\a ·in Ro- Romania la · rich In •Oil, ~My .. phew, 1!, had a manlan schoo~. nalllfal · g~, coat, !ton, manblood tumor removed obout sev- OuiWartlly, 'lb! Blcna w.r~ 1aneae, ""utile, oalt lllond ·..,cJ eo yaars 110. U seems · 1o be evea mO., ~bit. · ' qrlculltli'al l/l'oa.;t;J· ·inll Today's JWedical Report oi THE DAllY SENTINIB. Foreign News Commentary =- RomaniaftlS • InterestedIn BUV1Dg . PIant, ' Equ•pment . . 1 = =: -. : . . •••=•...,. =.:-"',."':-:. : ,.':" = ts•• ...._ ....... • BERRfS ___ Sur w..-. :nd ... , ··- * . . - CINCINNATI IUPI) -&on· my Ellls, who has pitched his way. Into a regular spot In the Clnclllii8U, rotation, shoots for his third consecutive win tonight , as the Reds open a home aland aganst Milwaukee. Against tlle young aouthpaw the Broves wlll send an ancient lel!hander-Warren Spaho (2-:l) . . '!be two-game session with the Braves, first o I the season marla! the stan ol a nine-gam~ •land at C.:osley Field that will ~elude v1slt3 ttom Chicago and s Angeles. . But at that time, he hid a control problem. Work Jn tlle bullpen seeJru to have cured that, for his strikeouts have continued and the bases on balls drO!>Jied sharply. The Reds had sn open date Monday. but spent It playing an exhibition game. Their meeting with the Chicago White Sox drew 18,005 fans Mondoy night and about $32 000 for the Po ell Cr I / wball f~ru? 1' . amateur baseMeCool Blank• S.. .Sox rjghthander Joel Horlen Pltcbed six innings and rookie oeccnd bmlng ·· Blanked for five lnningo by 19yeor-old Jelly Bill McCool, Chicago hit rlght:llander Ryne Luran for two TWII in tho aev· enth and added their final tally In the eighth off Dave Galligan, a 21-year-old righthander called ifrbom the Macoa, Ga., farm c u for the game. Duren was inBerled Into tho contest to get aome much-need::.,w:~;..,":.,!d. = ~· he reported to Ci~ti being bought from PhUade! Ha ':t: u~ ~~:·;In~ ~·u:s:-:; =~h~w ~~nkth~reutzer th~ee In ';:' was the Sox • lose:~;~t ~:g;~::: nniTI'U Jim Bunning h•• nine h~-e·.r mouths to feed and he's made a private promise to give them all a taste of some World .se. ~-- I IIQ me on. 'lbe 32-year-old side-arming string~, who provides the groceries for seven kids as weD for bimseJf and hhl wUe, narrowly missed the second nohl_'tter of. his career Monday AI Hospital News The Daily Sentinel Eotoreot llooplltl Among ti10Ge 'lll>o tered Vef U 1aJ1! Holzer hoopltal in the : t :14 1 hours were W. William Robin· Ea~tern lilgh School baoebtlll .,.,, 5110 Fourth Ave Mrs Ill players made illwo-etraJcbt OV• Agoeo Burdette 150 Ave · tr Rutland Monday, tbll Ume Mrs. Ernest Ordlard more coovinclngly, winning tH 11111, Mrs. Margaret 421 behind the five hU pltddnl ol Flrst..A\':e. Mro Lena Ill Dey Sophomore Qlarles Knight. · Pine iji. ~ G Last week Eastern, wit h a Fll?f Ave, Miss ~ ~"""· Freohman - Sophomore Short, 2N Jackson Pike '~- 1 ~--...............,..,...,.__________ lineup ,upset the favored Red A. Wi,. Rt 2 G Ill u' J;;: I: ''Sure, you cao hit .the baD H Devlls 1.0. E. ' . a _po s, • Goon, Jackson, Dona M. Co& James Murrow, Mrs. Carl Hal· iou'll cb.te 11, Nobedy around Eastern got 12 hits off Ru~ ~~~~m::~ p=~ ~ ley, Rt. 5 Jackson, Miss Rose ley and infant son , Mrs. Walter ere Is 1D eolllli~?D to rua • !~d s~ Jack Peterson, c~ up, Kermil M. Casto, or 1 T. Ortel, Wellston, Mn Roxie 0 . Simpson and infant daugb3 WellsJon, M r •· ter, Mrs. Hilda Dennison, Floyd mtle. JDg him m the second Inning. Nortllu~. Mrs. Dennis P .. Mar- DWow. Rt. 0 ft tL-d First wiaeman Ree.J, Lynch' Terri PAGE itt !';,a~~~':,.':,"·.:,';;"'ln~t:~ R~ :.nai~e~n ~b~~~~~:tsH~~~ Un, Mercervllle star ll!rs. Alexander J. Roynes, Rl. I. Pat~~!'""~· FLo;:'y, ~I Ewl- ll!r. e J son Rt. :, c!w~ a~eryRo:ert A. Kayser 2321 Jacks~n Ave H. Reed, Curtis D. Haner, Mn. ington , Harold W. Gree; Ash· William >l'orkman, Wade MtJ. lond, Ky., Mrs. Leroy Yates. ~~r:Whe: ~~lace and Rt. 1 Wurtland, Ky., Charles e• . . L. Martin , Liver~ool, W. Va , I Mrs WiJh.rd A. Kessel , Ripley , • ., W. Va. 0 Pt. Pteasaot, Rolph A. Pickens, Birth8 Muon W Va Mr Wiloo F HEATING AND OKlAHOMA CITY (UP!) - ~7 d~:~~:;;g singled, and Fra- Neose, M~son:· W. ~a. n Mrs Bruce ~ilman, N e w I Arnold Palmer say• be "had a For Easu;rn Allman doubled Mrs Robert A. Goldsberry, HavenM Wd Va . daughter, 7;f11 ! AIR-CONDITIONING three bettero. Peterson bed fanned four, walked nobedy, but one run in tho first aod three 1~ the second we~e charged to him as Eastern J~ped into a f.O lead after two innlngs For Rutland Hysell Whi.'te $5 800 from .' OkJah 0 Oma Pe • p • • . 7 Hungry l{j U:S ..I.. Sli BUnmng fOmJsmg ces • Of World Senes Melon; Pitches 1-Hitter ....~:t ~ .~~-: By MILTON RICHMAN UPI SpOrta Writer Dally Sentlnel~m•~oy·Middleport, o., May 19, 1*-1 Second Win h~ Arni"e Pockets hi.s first outing Sonda/ showed hts rustiness as he hit .'::!~: :::.:~up .~ 1hit. lnthefirstg I~ oss pi:;':· and returned home lull-fledged hits as 6'bl Reds to fiVe starter. 'Ilr! young fireballer Singles b~a~;;~nj:~n ond had • previous stint with the FrankRoblnson,ssacrificebunt ~=· showing I 2-2 mark in and Steve Boros' 'sacrifice fiy scored the Reds' lone run ln the Eastern Gets All STARs lui: WE "COLEMAN" · ' · · :~~~:~~~dou~~~w~~h=r ~e;.::,e';t,w3 v~~·wLI~a~ gi,7;~e:.n ~~~ M~:~e~~r~anv:. . s i ooal golf· & Perranostd yielded a sacrifice ers would be delighted to have Will & Chevalier algled ' Ga~ Wfll~am H Hugbea, Rt. I Ash- :n· 1!·~ Monday . Mrs ! Oy to Gene Freese and a sin- three victories. Galen Cisco one of Palmer's upretty good Wolfe and G Hollon 'singled ton, W Va., Mra. Anna M. k war A dmger, 486 So. Ar· gle by Donn Clendenon tflat ·- Pthickedh !up bfisLasecond win with days ... In this case, it earried and doubled ~nd Knighttripled Smith, m Fourttt St, Middle- 31ansas vMe., WdeUston. son, Jl :. -.· e eP o rry Bearnarth, the game's top aU-time money Kn. ht f • · port K,;py Ann Harrison Rt a.m. on ay . Mrs. Van('f' counted for the wiMing run. who was tagred for a homer winner to a two-stroke victory bbodlg hant ned eight. walked 1 Middtel:x'rt, Mrs. Th~r~ A Dray' Rt 2 Gallipolis, son, Blass, fresh Up from Colum· by Tom HaUer in the eighth. in the $40 000 Okl ho . no Y· I one batter in B 1 . 8 a.m Monday Htlrold Ch•se, Mgr. bus of the International League, Gates Brown's two-run dou· Ope • a rna CJty six innings. Wolfe worked the eeg e, 300 SP?ng Ave,, Pome-Dl h Locust St. Mlddl-rt held the Dodg r to hit bl 1 n. seventh roy, N. S. White, Rt. 2 Pome. sc arged i es seven s ' e n the nJnth for the Tigers PaJmer, who said his putting Easte~ Coach Bob •-we roy, Mn. Paul N. Sisson, IU . Patients recently discharged ' Phone WY 2-25l1 and struck out seven. : tied the :K'OI'e at 8 all against game ahowed improvement .d hi I b ld Uk r:u~ y 3 Pomeroy Daran Jay R- mclu..ted Mrs J. Dillon Cross George Altman's three-run ' the Senators and Norm cash shot 8 fi · · sat s c u wou e to get . · .......,, l.;,.~~..;;;;.:_.;;;,.;;;;;:;:~~~·.:.~~~iii:::i:~iiiiii:i::~~ homer off Billy Pierce in the then double(! also to b , d ve-under-par 67 Mon· in a couple more games before Racme, Mrs Samael James ll -- - --·-- - - ------·eighth inning ended the Met.s home Brown . r~ ay In a~e ol his typical come· the term ends 8 last night h Kiser, Rt. 2 Racine, Nancy J. scoring famine an d sank the W_!th the winmng fr?"ll·behind charges and beat had fowtd no. tsters e MiUer, Chester , Mrs. Worley E. Gtanls. Jesse Gonder followed run. Ca~h ha~ homered earlier Lionel Hebert with a 271 for hi.o~ Eastern 130 210 i ----8 12 11Davis, Dexter, Daniel 0 , Ruckwith a double and Joe ~-l'sto- along With Bill Freehan while I second tournament victory of R tis d . 000 001 t • 2 er Jackson Miriam D Me'-"111 Don Lock socked t w o homers the year. u .n · " ' · · pher singled off Gaylord Perry for Washington. "My puttng has been bad .. • Kmght. Wolfe 17) and Wolfe. D Talbotl to Colwnb for Ne.w York's fourth run of Phil Regan evened his record tbe muscular 34-year--old P~ -~ Altman (7) . J. Pett:rson (1), &utbern Ohio Electr~ 8 n d the frame. at 3·3 in relief of starter Frank sylvanian said after h Fraley (2) and White. Ease 0 C o., _ e accept· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._.,. ment, rano.. Sba" T.kes DoleaI I..ary while Ronnie Kline suf. ed the $5.800 check. i. . oThe defeat was charged ' to fered his first loss after three "But today, I roJied in some ·~ Dale H. Rousn to Lillian Prof- ' Bob Shaw, h 1s second agamst victories. rlitte ones that helped." .. lltt, parceb, Sotton. ; im. SERVIa CHASE HARDWARE h Everyt ing FOR LAWN AND GARDEN mght but still pitched the Philadelphia Phillies back Into first place. Bunning gave up tmly on e bit, a fifth inning single by Jim Wynn, u he handcuffed the Houston Colta, f.O, for his filth victory compared with Maj..- League Leadero , ~1 IMPERIAL only one defeat. By Unl~ .Pre.. lalenratlonal ~ I "You might :say I've been National L!ague 1. ! ( 'around the block' in U1is G. AD R. H. Pet. Walter J. Meinhart Ethlyn G. l an YOU game." grinned the six-footMays, SF 2911,1 3 46 .4{)7 Meinhart to Avenelle Pettit ,' handle three, 182--pound right-hander. Williams, Chi '1:1105 21 40 .381 Joseph A. Pettit, 100 acre lot, 1 "I've been in six All-Star Clmnte, Pitt 31 134 26 51 .3111 Pomeroy. games, had a season, Freese, Pitt 20 53 a 19 .J58 William B. Carman, Monica ... ,.Pitched a no-h.ltter 81ld even By Uaited Pres• lnternatiooal , Johnson, Cin 21 55 13 19 .34S R. Carman to Harry Carman, was with 1 second place club. . Amerlcaa League Tuesday 1 Probable Plt<hero Boyer, St.L 32125 20 43 .'" Life Estate, SSIIsbury . a m nth ' Pittsburgh at Houston (mght) ~ But I ve never been In a World w. L. Pet. GB - Friend (3-2) B Stargell, Pitt 23 93 13 32 .344 Clyde William Johnson, Mary Remarkable new Gyro Tread .S.ries. Chicago 15 9 .825 Ch' Svs. Louruce (4-l). Batley, Pitt 26 91 10 31 341 Louise Johnson to Riverside payments on 1 stabili!U the ride for a saler Promloes Serteo New York Elllcagotha (2-41. " (night) Kanehl, NY 25 78 0• 26 ·,.. Land Co. Inc .. 16 acres, Leban16 10 .815 swur I VS Brngllo Card c· -~ drire : .. increases tire your next "I plomised myself I'd be In Cleveland 16 11 .593 11 (2-2) · enas, m 30 108 19 38 .333 on. mileare as much as 33V,% one before I'm through." Ba_ltlmore 17 12 .586 \1 Ph:ll ade1ph'La a1 San FranciSco . Americao Leape Hazel E. Phillipo to George Ollva M' H Hi k H te M Hi k 8 car? • New super mileaa:e Cooprene • Relying chiefly on fast balls Mmn~sota 16 14 .533 2 (night) - Mahaffey t2-2) vs ' . mn 30 133 27 3 .398 . c. s, e n . c s, ac· (polybutadiene} rubber. lnd sliders. Bunning struck oot Detroit 14 15 .433 3¥.. Sonford (:l-3) . Fregosr, LA 26 91 22 35 .385 res, Olive .. 'five and didn't walk a man Los Angeles 13 18 .419 5Y.!: N y k. Los Freehan, Det 23 79 10 29 .367 Hattte Fisher Smith to Eugene • Variable safety-sipinc gives -Monday nlgbt. The only other Boston 12 17 .414 5\1 (nig~~l _·~tal~~ (2-4) ~:g~ Bressoud, Bos 29119 18 43 .361 Fisher and Mildred Fisher . tots. power traction starts ..• straieht tine stops. Houston hlserunner besides Washington 14 20 .412 6 tega (2--2) . - Lau, KC 22 60 6 20 .333 Pomeroy. Wynn wa• Nellie Fox. hit by 8 Kansas City It 18 .379 6\1 Milwauk;,. t c· I !'1 Rboson, Ball 29 112 13 37 .330 Della Roach, dec., to Doo W. • Super safe Cooper "'Hi-T" pit"'h J the first 1 1 I a me nna Hinton, Wash 32 122 14 40 328 Roach. Dorothy Mae Roush cert I cord body. Stroneer than steel , M - n Geoe nn ng. Monday•, Resulto (night) - Spahn (2-3) vs. Ellis Maris NY 14 52 10 17 ·3ZI FOR TRANS Middleport ' j Clblt, pound for pound. . anager (2-0) ' · Phlls who look inMauch the of athe Delrol1 7 was hi ng ton 6 · Slebern, Ball 29 103 19 33 ·.320 i Thon,as R.·• Roush, Dorothy from' a grandstand seat !h:ee (Only gc:mes scheduled) Wednesd,y's Gamet Malzone, Bos 27 105 l3 33 .31t Mae Roush to Don W. Roach, h !ttl Tuesday 1 Probable Plt.hero Pltlaburgh at Houston, night Home Ruoo Catllrine Mary Roach Lot 5 . ~~"' t.o• , ,.. ~ was. s fng out a !two-day Cleveland at Chicago (night) MHwaukee at Cincinnati, night National League Ma G" Middleport • ' U <<IIIOObl• tl .. · spension or a ru~ n with (I") p Chicago at St Loul.s night ys, I· · . umpire Lee Weyer saw . -v vs. eters (3--2). · ' ants 14; Howard, Dodgers l2· Don W. Roach, Cstbrin Ma· 1.70,1!11 [4-plyl black Will tube typ• team nick Ken J~on for Delroll st Washington (night) ~~~ dY~r~. at Los Ang., night Williams, Cobs 9; Allen, Phil; I ry Roach to Thomas R. Roush, All popular 5i1es ana t ypes pm:ed to live you mor• mtlftlll for the money . fourth and add two more (4-3) vs. Narum ta e P 18 at San Franctsco 7; McCovey, Giants 7. Dorothy Mae Roush, Lot, Mid· ................... ,,... .,, ................................. In the fUth on Richie (3-1) . Americao LeagOe - Colavito dleport. .4, HEW COOPER double, 8 single by John ~ansas City at Baltimore Athletic• 10; Allison, Twintl Io;' Benjamin L. Goodman, Edna V fUU SERVICE GUARANT£[ ..., aod another double (mght) - Drabowsky (1-4) vs. Hall, Twins 9: Killebrew, Twins P. Goodman to Dalton D. Dun· NO LIMIT Tony Gonzalez. who also Roberts (1·2). 9; Skowron, Senators 8; Held, ham, 21.5 acres, Bedford. " tit Mile., mantna or road lu•urda 4 SAVINGS CO. bled home 8 final' run in the Mmnesota st New York Indians 3. . Pearl w. Williarm , Helen Wll(1) 'ULL •IEA:VICt: FJarant~4!d ror Wte of origin•l tread . sevenlb. (nlght)- Pascual (4-2) vs. Boo· Runo Batted ln ms to Colcmbus and Southern [2J FULL AUOWANCl Jranted for an)' Only tw n other game! ton (3-2). National League - -·Mays, Gl- Ohio Electric Co ., Easement, WY 2·2171 unused •rvi ce. played In tlle National League Los Angeles at Boston (night) anta 35; Stargell. Pirates 26: Rutland . IH ua fOI" complet. delalla todo~~y and both ended with flle same - Belmsky 0·2) vs. MonbouCC C 00 S Howard, Dodgers 24; Boyer, Y. C. Tuttle, Geneva F. Tiltscore. 'Ilre Pittsburgh Pirates quette 0·5). . Cards 22 ; Banks, Cubs: Clem- tie. Edson H. Talbott, Jannoll 125 E. Moln St. Pomeroy -...................................................... lr Property - .I ! I NEW"~ COOPER STARFIRE i Transfers ' I NGs $20 $30..$40 b 2~game onl~1 s-99 I _. Army Offermg . Sure Route to T hS h J beat the ·Los Angeles Dodgers, 4-2. and tiJe New York ]\lets ended .a string of 31 scoreless lnninga with a t-2 victory over the San Franciscfl Giants. AL Ac~on In the only American game scheduled, the Detroit sen ralllod for three runs the ninth bmlng to topple Washington Sen4fltors, 7-6. Roolde Steve Bloss was a winner ror the Pirates in his flrat major league start - n they 1hellad Don Dryadsle for ,.three runs In th eoixth Inning to overcome a 3-0 deficit. Drysdsle, now 5-2, departed with the bases lull and ooe run In, eller which reliever Ron SALES Wednesday'• Gamrs Minnesota at New York at Washington ni ht Kansas City st Balllm;... gni hi An&eles at Boston, ~igh~ (Only games scheduled) Keep~ng e~er- pace with the ente, Pirates; Pinson, Reds gruwtng demand lor techmcal all 20. 211~ per:wnnel. the U. S. Ar. Amerlc•a League - Wagner, Y IS offermg hl_gh school grad· Indians 27 ; Cash, Tigers 26; uates direct enhstllknts for Col~vito, Athletics ; Rollins, technical scbcols, according to Twms; Allison, Twins all 23. M-Sgt. Kenneth 0. Judd, local Pitching National League recnuter, National League - Maricha1 W. L. Pet. GB In .flle Army Tech Schools, Gianta 9-C; Gibson, Cards 3~;· Philadelphia 18 10 .643 learmng Is a full lime Job. The l!:llls, Reds: Kllppsteln Phils· San .Francisco 19 11 .633 courses are usually from eight Perranoski, Dodgers; P~rry St. Louis 19 13 .594 t to 40 weel<s duration with most anta all 2-0. ' Pittsburgh 17 14 .548 2¥.. fallmg somewhere in tho 20 Amerleaa League - Pizarro Cincinnati 16 14 .533 3 week class. Classes are small While Sox 4-l!; Bunker Priole; Milwankee 16 15 .516 3\1 enough to eosure personal stu- 3-0; Krallck, Indians io- eight Angele1 14 19 .424 81> ~ent · lnslnlctor relattonsbip. pitchers tied with 2-0 ' Houston 14 20 .412 7 Traioing conUnues when the . II 16 .4/¥1 8\!o studen! Is ~laced oo a job so Major Leacue Reoa~s New York 10 22 .313 10 that hi.s enlialmeot lo a contin· Amerteaa League Monday's Resalto uous learning procesa. Detroit 300 001 003- 7 to 2 New York 4 Sao Franctaco 2 The graduate must pass qu~li- Wash. 113 000 000- 8 11 1 Phi!a 4 Hoostoo o, night fication aod aptitude lesta and Lary, Regan (3), Sherry 191 Pittsburgh 4 Los Ang. 2, night meet the normal quall!lcattons and Freehan. Hannan, Rldzlk (Only games scheduled) for enlistment In the Army. (8), Kline fB) and Brumley . Aller this IS sc~ompllshed the Winner-Regan (3-3). Loser _ FIGHT RESUL:I'S aclloOI of hill choiCe Is Insured Kline (3-1). JIRs.-Cash Lock 2 . for nlm and a dale set for his Freehan ' ' Uolted Prell Ialemall-.1 enlislment. His enllstment dale · Is file< so he can compl~te N" '(:;. . PWLADELPHIA !UPI) George Benton, 158Y,, Pbltade~ eight weeks basic training prior New York 0011 0011 ::.. 4 phta, outpomled Jimmy M..-rll, to tho beginning of class. Son Fran 000 001 010_ 2 : 1.59¥.., Pittsburgh (12). . ~ throe year enliatmenl II reCisco, Bearnartb (3) and EJiilbllfori Baseball Rosalia !!.~~ u 1 pre-requlslto ol Gander. Duffalo, Bolln (4), ..... school>. Shaw (I), Pierce (8) Pe Ualled Preu blenlallonol Some of tlle acltooJs now (8) and Haller. Wlnn:r-c:c! . (a) 000 !100 :Uo- 3 7 0 avnliable are Radio MalnleiUlDCil (U). Loser _ Shaw (,_2) IIRs · (a) 010 000 000-1 5 0 Aircraft Maintenance, Aulomt>- -Altman HeUer · llorlen, Kreutzer t7) and Uve Maintenance, X-ray Procod. ' ' Marlin. McCool, Duren . (6), urea, Dental j,abonrtoey Procod. Pbtlo -;;-1J0 1~ Galltcan (I) and Smith, Winner ureo, F'lnan!>! Procedures, Poo· rioo Oilll 000- 0 11 1 -Horlen. Loser-Duren, Ill OperoUons, Coll8tructlon E- Bum\ing 5-l) and Dalrymple qulj>JIIOII\ Malnle.oance and 0p. Johnson Jones (I) ond Grote· army 1111s follow a erauon, Welding and Automo- Loser-.iobnsooi (H) · · , roadway laid down by live ~, ___; · · ;.~~" lfr~dihi·'endars whOII wy, form ·CoiiiP.J,ete information caa be Pttto. oo 003 001- t 11'1 Springfield TILLERS 3 HI' WITH REVERSE . ~1·88 Good Selection MOWERS New-Used LOW PRICES MOORE'S POMEROY EASY PAYDAY TERMS ;~E[.EJ~~~~~~~iESI;~miiJFil411ii~~======;;;;;;;;;;;::::;J THE DEPENDABLES:SUCCESS CARS OF114 Gi: low to be a bit g l~::~~~coi=III11DII~~to=hu~ni· prtY,. .. SSI. Jlo,Jd Lo0 A.rmy=tiitr· ·Perttmoold . ' . ""I& ......-. . . . ~ ·of ottalnd by..s ooutaellng at II!" ,u . Aleoniler Office; Part ~ltal oo-llie u. a. 11po~ .,. .r !he • • , .,.~"'• 1 Ang, U-0) 001 110 71 .Blass and001, .I, _ · Gat. · DryJdala - ..... ·TaJD. . - • (I) ... laer - ·nr,atJal6 • 'I', 114), ' • ) Dodge Dad ° Housi.n 'I' llitllthlliues o ,'., ,,, . ~ ,..1 ...... _..,_.CHRYSLER R. H. RAWLINGS MILL & · SEC6ND STREDS . . ,'!TMI: . . wwa-.• -.ft. . . Q11Q1,. . . . . SONs-(0. ' UJOAi. ut.J...a. . Min"'~'~• - · ,.-~~RT, , J: .· . ~ O. , . . �I • ' +Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , May 19, 11164 Funeral for Mrs. Sellars Role of Banks In America Shown in Films Commissioners Advised to CORRECTION It was lncorre<:tly reported that Pomeroy's Commencement would be at 6 p m , but it wW be at 1 p, m . in the high school a-1 ""''1ltlt ADMI8SIONB - l4ar7 Scott, • Molp DISClWIQU -llm 1\>JN, America's Top Cop--- 40 Years oh the Job Molp-lfMIIII AI>MIBSIONS - Mil. Rollal4 Adkins, Vlnlooi; Jlalll1ll J'atrel~ llaclne; ~..~_. ~ Porllalld; Earl IJIII!t.. ~ 0 DI Bottou.. Ofl•cero of the Pomoroy Na· DISCHAIIG!S -llllby llrf&bto U0111! Bank havo obown the weD, Lofl4 Bollonl; My t II• films "A Bone for 8pot!Y ." Simp!dna, Cheslllre; Miry E. ond :'Banking In Aetlon'' to ap- Klset, Raclne; Allee Bletner, proximately 3000 Molgo county Moooll. o!omenW) and hflh IC!hool IIIU· BIRTIIB - A 1011 to Mr. and don!3 In 11 ocbools, the put Mrs. Rmlald Adklna, Vlntcn. two weeks. "A Bono lor Spotty," obown ENTIII\TAJN SUNDAY to elommllry ochool chlldron, Mr. and Mrl. Eldoa Kruutor depicts Spotty burying 8 bone Ollterlllnad with 1 dinner IJun. and starting a ehalo of roa~ day II their bomo, lloahfl, ProUt• oltuaUona. Ao a rosul~ the sent were Mr. an4 lolrL J'nnk Uttlo llrl learns why and bow DieldnaoD and 1011, Crall, o1 1o:so a bonll l<>r ••~ money· Columbno, Mr. and Mrl. Dale Bonklq In AeUon •bowl V Ientine and oon Llrey p tht role of commorelll banklnc 1 w v '~ RolfIn th wlh of tho nation the eroburg, • a., e lf'O ' man, Rutland, Mel Mr. an d economy and the community. It Mro. Kraeulor and daugbttn, wao obown to upper ctaaamen. Leda Mae and Roberta. CalliDa Tlleoe film! oro the properly 1n the afternoon were Mr. and of the Ohoo llankers Assoclatl~, Mr Llrry Wolle 111111 100 JtenL and wert! made by the Amena. ' can llanllera Association. EnUru· slastic responses were received A N(W lptA FOil A NtW I,IA from otudenla ond teachers in auditoriu1r•. the achools. Services Set For Hysell DEER 18 HIT A car-deer accident reporlld on Stoto Route 7 near the Me,.. Gcllla county line Thuraday at 1.1 Op.m. involved Paul Otis WUIIIma, li:urokl Slar Route, who was traveling 101.1tb as the doe ran from the river •ide of the hiihway and jumped mto the path of ble ear. Wllbams' car WI! damqed in the rilfht front lender and r1ght front headiJihtl. Portland Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jby lt, l'!tf Society Notes .'". I .i -' .' \ I I '. I i HOMEOWNERS ''PACKAGE" INSURANCE Hoo\·er, at 80, wat named FBI director ln 1924, (. •• oft~n takes penonal ~ommand A kidnap me brouabt blm to J Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, is completing 40 years as America's top law enforcement offiCer President Johnson may WCJIJt him to continue on the job, even though Hoover will reoch the government retrrement age of 70 on Jan 1 The FBI chief hos been 011 odvi~er to seven presidents, starting with Calv'" Cooltdge. When he took over the Bureau in 1924, it had the lowest morale, poorest personnel and th1 wont reputatron of any agency in the federal govtrnment. Today, it stands for the finest in low enforc~­ ment. Hoover, a bachelor~ is an avid sports enthusiast and can often be seen at race troclu near Washington, D.C. The d1rector is in c_lo_se _da_o_ ' ly_ c~n~act w~o~th~h~is~~~---_j Hoover Recalls Greatest Moment ,· ·, Mrs Faye Jordan received Mother's Day groelings by ~ phone from her daughter, Mrs. Yelnua McCallie lnd familY, Ann Arbor, Michigan. ', •• •'· All the prottc:tion you need for your home it in this one low cott Nation· wide plan. Aak for the Homeowners Policy-lor convenience ... and for real savings (as much as Favorite Bible Contest Rules Are Announced 40% over sepante C(\\'tt• ages, depending 011 where you live). MAX WARD " WY 2-2460 115 •. 2ncl ...........y • ., STOP IN AND SEE . . . WALL PANELING ~' 'f Displayed In Full 4x8 Shfttl We are stocking 4 types ln Hardwood, 3 Ill Mason- - finished wood grain, and 1 ile, Royalcote factory pre-finished Lavan. .. King Builders Supply Co. Porneny, 0. WY 2-3741 290 N. 2nd Ave, SAVE. • • River News TENNIS OXFORDS OPEN TALKS Ladies-Y ouths-Chlldren WASHINGTON iUPil - US No Imports - No Seconds ofhcJals openf'd talks with a Romaman delegation Monday Modtttly at the Stale Department on Prtcod _ _ __ $p9 trade and other 1ssues Undersecretary of State W . Averall Harr1man began the 1 MIDDLIPORT, 0. c&cuss1ons wtth Gheorghe Gas1 THE SHOE BOX Orderc Ashland Fuel Oil N W! • THIS WEEK'S ' SPECIAL '59 FORD ~- Galaxia 2 Door H.T. V 8 motor, automatie, radio, heater, wlslw tires, 2 tone paint and showroom elean. ONLY FURNITURE SH 2-4111 Rutland KARR & VAN ZANilT C~>dillec - Oldsmobile .. _. "YCIII'U lJke Our Quality Way Of Oolu8 .J. ~ ...... WY 2-5342 ' 'Pdlneray, Ohio If you lill your tank now with clean·buming Ashland Fuel Oil, you get the 'advantage of the lowest prevailing price-plua.pro~ion from any increases that may occur betweet~; now and the hea~g ~D. In addition, no payment is due until October 10. (~yment due September 10 (or Budget Plan customers·.) With a full tank of Ashland Fuel Oil with S.C.A. (Sludp C~t_rol Additive), your fuel system stays rust free ••• cleaner, too, (IIVIDI you more eftl~jent heat next winter. _ . '. As a ft.~el oil user, you'll waJ¥ to investigate Ashland s Fuel ~ Budget Plan. This plan enables you to spread your fuel costs o~ Dille equal payrqents- from September to May. No interest or c:aR)'iq charac to pay. '.j Don't wait ~~r winter ••• call us now I • A~HLAND \ QIL • III!Fifi!ING CO~Aift' , l I ~I,·M I. ~. ARlit HltliireyloUte'Hf, 1f4 ' ·"""* ' Ml....m!~Ohle •• e\ ., \ Wr1~• t-21~ . •• .. ' ' 'ltu; Chmese emperor S'emt Ho Is said to have leyeoted pllyhlg canto In the I \Ill eel!' tury lor the entertainment or his many wlv.s. :. �... __. . ...... ·----~· · · .. ·-- . .. . ·-- - .. - ·- . . ..... . - ~ . ' ' '• ' Make Hay In May-Want Ads Will Pay Any Day! I @) . &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 19, 1964 WANT AD INFORMATION ,.I'JO • • Mnt~d ., QAA U \ .J,I'Ii . . ... D•• """"" ~ l'nl'ln~,ta"" M • ··~ lll nMa~ C AJ\II "Cl-I..A t iON f ... t "I IRitft' 'Ti ll NS 2 SIGNS ' Pomeroy Motor Co. I ' I • '' II QUAliTY "" followlnc ....r lleml on Business Services pr\ced for quick dlspoql. 30 cal. autoNUt:! hot water hellier. gu ~.00 WATER HAULED, 1000 Gallo~ 1 heavy wood doors $3.50, within 10 mile radius of 82" 1 36" x ,,,.. .. ea.I .OO Rae!... CaU Tom IJ!ddle, VI 1.110 3-22'1&. 5 19 61< I I ft. step ladder wood frame Win· WI - · f'IUIIIIII ,... ' Heavy dowo suitable for sunJletlllil porch, ereenhouse, etc. M.......,., f11111 ea.2 110 , _ • - ll'tlllldeo 36" gas range . · · · · · ·-. 15.110 we btl all Kitchen utility cabinet . _ ., Sewer MldtHI . 00 72"x191\"x13 • ~~oa .....,. lalel Double bed aile coil Call w~ wtlt Nlpl springs 10.00 7 • flo Metal kitchen table 22''xl6" with drawer Re1l Esllte For Sale I I '- c.- c.-- CUCILER, REALTOR BOX Ut PHONE In' s.all 5 U 31< FOR SALE : 2 bedroom home. full basement, cosh morljJogt or tnnd contract. WY 2-3381 or WY 2-2488. 5 12 tOte FOR SALE , 1 lot MulbeiTY H '•ht Te WY0112-3429 e"6 5 ' • S tfc -- FOR SAL&- Mldclleport't 1111· Police Probe Two ACCI'dents 'W/ k d Over "ee en ,, .......... " 1961 Corvair Monxe Coupe '\ $1545 o., • .... ,.,....... •• ....... .. ... w~rn """ ~an1rr1 ~ • !,jl I Pomerov Motor Co. I " ti t Aetion Is FUed I . PT. PLEASANT- A criminal appeal acUon h.u been illed 1D the office of the Crunly ~11 Clerk . The suit tlylod State ol West Virginia vs. Albert Leo Jonlan was appelled from Justice of Peace A. M. Goodwin'• COIIfl. Jordoo wu found goUty Ia Ju. tice of Peace Court on ch1J1e of Indecent ex-re and Wll flaed flO and costa. ; . . . _,_ :11.wbUAt oolor 11.-or-pearl pmpollor pr1mary , VOte Js Certi'f'Ied; ==,.-;=C";";=-:-;="= o; 5 1 I ' I l ( I ( I I ( 'I I • 'I t t I •I T I ' ! I ·- · N I can I e,..'-'·· n,,.,t, 1 Wheel mmur~mrm nment Brake Service BlaeHnars I :eed~:~· ~t§~~i"~'~~~~~~~~;f~~~ Road, Phone WI 9-3%7 Sewing mac used ines. 1962 JO~Ch.n:S0bt4 door basement bam sq. (32xU), ; 16 3tc <;; INGER new , $59.50 up. Several linOOPYING tng abed (2000 II.), Gilleopio, Grimms ~nd:g; GIRL wanted to work in o;t~n· . machines at bargain prices. ha top, 1 . , Cop, lllJ l!tta Gl' etta lilo (121:30), ·other out· Chlrle! 'Ibornton. ~ rs. Must be out of schOi'll s~~ The Fabric Shop Singer Sa\~s ish. automatu~ tran SIOn. ._.... lDiuruce. Poliiii'OJ. buUdiDp, .fO acrea In cultiva~ ~ Smolenski. Pt. Pl-.unt, d Se Pnmer>y Ohio power steeling, power brakeo. J IIi tic Uon (can be doubled), plenty DISCHARGED: Mrs. Weldon Ted Thompson. Ru t\ano lli<:- : an rvt ce. ' ' · radio and enras. 910 Broad~~~:;~~~§.~1~~ Pt. Pleasant; Mra. Jar. count Store. Rutland. t~uo . \_ WY 2-2284. 4 21 tfc wav. Middleport. CaU WY 1, fl!ISiure, 1110 ocreo rtmoor and • Galllpo_~ , 1" 11 1 ·9. tic . .~ all minerals. A steal at 16500. and Pt. 4 29 528 _ '' " ~,_.. A•quainted Offer C. '!II ~ Harry Stover 1011• ...,.. • ~ ~~ COTrAGE - Coocrete bloclt .f Pllouant; Slm"'"'WANTED for interview. Mman . RouppodTiroSalol ne.~~."-.::.·-.~ (15x30), pta.tered_tnd paint,, Mn. Tracy ,.....m, to aell Merle Nl)rman Cosmet. : While th~y last W•ld 81&11d•r111 lt Cam~ '"!_.c~8R"AOPtmo ed, good floors. qt the Plu181lt, ;. b. Call Hyoo )J's Beauty ALL SIZE Eseelaatt -.. River wllh 1- feet frontage -..,---------"-PASSENGER TIRES • $5 .92" -~ w Shop. WY 2-3:>57. 5 15 "tr NEW 13-lol·IS 1111 . Rt~~: ellf mom. f'Mie Slid p e r t e r m • .._I 11 lk on highw~ay, Complete with .. __:'__ TUBES $1 .45' ...,. Smoll car _,.tllf and fumtlure $251111.00. " Piu ~ Tn . .na1eraWIHJ Rickard'• Allpment Service. HaroW Collla.a~ Salesmln Uvesloclc Opf' n 7 rlavs f'& rh week Ill (.formerly GJ'UIIer Bod y WY S.r:2:it hlllttiHo ' Qlli:Syear old Jersey milk •RaU.mTltoAQNpDm _ _li.. _ D M,.oton WOllta), 2llll W. Main St., Wllllom Iorelo, Solooma• <OW. Ready to fresh en. One I E. Mm • "'""'' Pomeroy, Ohio. R. H. Rick· WY z.zm 1 , _ WY Wftl -·-' Phono WY 2-3571. ~ li !tc beUer for sale Anna Welch, 1 DISCOUNT STCIRE 4 II tic ~-. HyseU Run Road. I 19 3tp , Wheel baloncln&, auto llQI, NICE OUILDING lot, view of ' Noxt -~-, To Rutl•nd Benk 1; brake ,....... --•1 11 . ·aIter ··l river. 8U.xlt5 1.or .... FOR SALE : Pure bred Jersey . . 1 4 30tp eows and heifers due to frf'!';h· 1 PTr;s~· Marv:n Stone :~miles nut Grueser. Rivervi.ew Drive, . . ea soon. Yearling ./f-'r~f'Y · of Rutland nr Hal""ison Road. 4.IR Condtt.ionlq ~ retrigerl· WY 2-3'230 · 5 lS 30tc . 15' 18 ' . , Ill 1 ' BrHdlng butt and heilm. 9 5 15 31J> 1 tlon sorvk• Jack'• RelriRer· NICE (i1v~ room house, fuel 1 ;.sx To WEll ·rno. ,and up. No Su~(h' "'~If's. : JJV-F, BAIT. · z~ -bour sPII ~"tv-! arlr.n . Letart. W. Va.. Phone oil ftlrnftCe, s~ wtndows i P'I'; }ILE'~RANT ::::~~~:~~~~J l~tl J&ra. Clyde Well, F'Jv P Pwnls, . ire. r.rawlflrs. minnows. red 8&2-3~ . t 20 tfe 1nd doorS,' "·4 '~ere!~~ lenl land, Cf!!:11 Patterson, Ill , ~ . PbQne WY 2-6310. worms, available 24 hours. : t-, tR·-viiUR BulidlW'.er- .efwlei. 10 acres. woodland. Rr: 1. an~ Bett~ Jane Burton, 17. flf•'• Trarling Post b •I 0 wl , • ., Paul T Ba[ley. P(\lil• Mi<ldi<!>Orl: Pr~ at 131110. Pleo•tnt, hove . made appllcaI 19 !tp . 0. R D. 2, ...,. ,,a~Jo' . can i-3!71,· .... ". • ·lion for a. mal!t!aao .lk.enil • 1 flere!ord Bull . Thomas Oid· High Schuol, Route 7. MiddlP· roy, · ·• t !HtiiP 1 13 Sic the >f!lee of· ~. count)' .fl!l; VJ .J.227t. 1 19 3tc port. I 7 t2tc Run ROIIII. . , . m': . Pil6ro' e...- - - -,,.,UCI'IONE=====EII=--- 28. Fate ZB.Loorp • - ll. Aaeadll a.- ocom palm to. Ca.ve. ltl. SpaniBh ....... pentnaul&t l'r.Bywayat 38. "Mealey~~ 39. Showy •t.eouraao ti.Eyet 48. Oba&nw 44. Malt beverap DOWN 1. ot the lobeo S.J9 DAILY CRYPrOQUC71'E- Here's how to ""rk It: AXYDLB.&A.XB ._ LONOrBLLOW One letter .tmply stan~ for another. In thl.l ample A Ill tJM11 for the three L'1, X for tM two o•., ete.. Single letters, a~ trophle11. the length II.Dd tormatlon ot tha woro. are all hint.e. E RI'il l"lny t he cOde lettera are dlffermL A DJplopom QuotalloTJ C IP DBZC VAIBUKZ YV RBC JIB VBFPV DYC CD ABO· XP K VA 1 B UK z . - A BRD Q A Y Q Y YMterday>a Cryptoqnotft1 SCIENCID ARISES FROM THill: DISCOVERY OJ' ID.IIlNTITY AMIDST DIVIIRSITY. JEVONS "Good mornlnc. Mn. Welkin II ropreunt the Junior tllgtna Lawn Mowing Company I" -·--~~~~.,--. 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I '• ,., .' . - • • Bl'D..IIIliU ·"'==""c-:-== t 1 1 lti.LII'ht ' Jlu4o. &dove II.Aoowul C ' T.Diplom.., -·- = '\ a 20. Undn!ued b .... ot 1 - - - -- - - - - & A.ecU~rU~o 11....... 11. Ktiii.C not. I - . . J'Joll,. U.Bo_.. Wori4- 1~. l!'ore-antt. 1 -- wan·. ....... h&vior .. Part "' I.Fullot I . OWl'• CIT 1'- Rowboat ' ·.,../t(o a.s.. ·-.... -... - 10.-- - 6.Bit.teft...... t:l..Poem 21. Attach IIS. Bati&U. 17• .8ound,. u i .I•• .• 'i. ' bW4 bll li.Hau- 11. 1 Ju I. B'lY&.doJJer .._ Six-Year-Old Has Double Trouble ® -I i Criminal Appeal PT. PLEASANT - State Pollct investlaated two accidents ., ..... Thi:s little- jewel is t~e one for the Y()Unt 1t heart. Red buc'"' ftDlHl"' A r111"oll over the weekend reaulUng In ke1 seat!l, 'white finish , 4 o n the fl oor, radio and beater, personal injurieo and property rtoe IIUIOIIIh el ._,... •• ' IM 1"\JDI !,lood tires, W'l enji:ine. 0 ellll -~1 rei"'"' en, ori• ~-med damage. 8oth were one vehlc· ., 1... ttnn~nle l!.f"l"nrt ohonht ,. $1495 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne ,...ft.<,,.,,.,, ;mm...t'"' '"h rhto gut. I le mishaps. .,,...,., wHO ~n• ,,. •e"Po<'l••"'' fn• 2 noor. Local owner, C'le11n interior, tire11 like new, jet bl1ek Sa rda I .,.,,,... '"Rf' ~" '" lno•nrr""' ln .. rtlnn est l>lllldlD&. !Ocllted lil2 N. The llrst occurred lu Y I finis h, Powerg lide, healer tt" r o. S.COOd Street, Middleport. p.m. on the Aohtoo • Upton $1595 1960 Olds "88" 4 Door lile rrlee '"' Priced ror quk11 aale. when an e.,tboulld car ' t,flnl,.,ll"' ~ "'"HI '""~* ·ns•r""" l.oea I owner. Clean interior, jet blac k fin ish, H ydra -Ma th~, f' horftt • and bottom qhelf 3.00 al Oblo Hotel. 10 by Elmer Chapman, 22, powe-r slf'eri n· g , ra dio, h~ater . jOvd tires. I 11 l ;ent• IM'' Jrntd • •• rnrer •.,.. Truck wheel and Ure, 10 -Bottom, went out of ,.,.,.,,Y,. •ro•ert.>nn • I FARM FOR SALE, 43 acres, 2S flO whlle golng up I 1"'II ••• ·•or, O tiCOUIU 10 •••a Ply, size 750-20 . . . da,a . k t ~: new 6 room hOuse with two out ot higb water. Modem I left the· roa · d and travfled "''' p a\tl • lthtt• ' Steel tac UHITU pos .. .. .. .. • ·00 h N •and new 2 tiled b th I .A ttll u• rH.-I'IIK~ • ..._, .. ,..m min J-Electric swikh and pore es. ew ~o~arn rooms, a a, arge into the woods. A passenger in OPEN EVE'S. 7:00 P.M. "R i ll:!! - II ~ lln ' •rlttlllnnltt I fuse bous . ea. ! .-00 chicken hoUse, and other bullG·I closets, utiUties, garqe, barn. Chapman vehicle. Cbarlel!l POMEROY , OHIO " . '""'"' on·oc:l ttuUR..I ' lngs. Owner: Anna Welch, close to scboo1· Free aas 6-'•:1 Meadow~ . Frazier Bottom, was i 'd2' reversible rag rug , l!o • Dally I ,:Ju 11t "' ~ ·fill ... same as aew . . . . . . . 10.00 :!11!11 Run Road_. ~~-' -~~~~~- acres. Suitable for treated at St. Mary 's Hospital Ml h I. •~: : .tJ " -"' l:l·flll ......... I Air-way vacuum cleaner 5.QO Iota. Mn. Tyree Pickens, for minor injuries and released. PT. PLEASANT c ae ~~ ~ SU iii.S l' for Sale l'Q PI .A I'f /lo _ Farm Machinery :10" OJCUI&Iinl faa, two ~~~~t. WI f.34!2. 4 l tic Chapman was cited lor failure Coleman, slx-yeaM>ld oon ol Rf.!W I."I P ROIIOI 'II'lG speed 25.00 '-"''"' to huve vehicle und~r control Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman W• N'f l+oO · FOR SALF: : Nr w Holl and Ral-I LIVE BAIT, 24 hour self l'lervIS' roll-up awning frame POMEROY _ to-room frame . For Rent The 1957 model car was a total ' of Ripley Road, is a patient in PHONE WY 2-2157 I er. rase Combine sack lype. l ire. crawlers , minnows red 1 wlth arms, crank, etc. 20.00 home WI··• 3 boths •ot water _ _ _ ___ loss Holzer H()!Jpital for injurlM auf. ~,.~, •" · rered when the youngster fell Kn th in good condition. M r~. worms, available 24 houn. j mowers, H" and heatlng, garage for three cars, · • ROOM furnished bo•uysre·acu>se. The second mishap occurred over a 20 foot ~ba.nkrnePt on 1 Cl~·de Well. Fi\IE' Poin1s. ~N a File's Trading Post, bt!low . Law.~ 5'00 16 . . • 1 R te 7 M1ddl I · · tennis court. Large lot with bath, College Road, .,_ Sunday 2:45 a.m. on Rou~ 17 the Hereford Fa wbi'· walk· N Otlce Su11day sa ltts. Phone WY 2- ; Htgh Scuoo · ou , e- 1 Fluor to ceiling rollmg lad· beautiful location and view of Glenn CUndiff, Phone WY ot lh inte ~ 6.1 10 5 19 Jtp [_ port 51912tc l• der with 05 ft. lteel aliPomeroy. $35,000.00. 3224. 5l93tc miles south e rsec-lng with hi.J father. LOSE WE:tGH:! BllfPiy wtth f1~"I ' _ _ of Routes 2 and 1·7 when a 20 '00 POMEROY - 6-room •· bl t 0 1 911 1 s track . frame FIVE ROOM unfurn1'shed•p••rl· l "'ufrlbOIJno car dr'1ven by AI~ According to a member of the ET A· OI , ~ e '· n V c a FOR SALE :WHY BUY a Carpet hampooEl 1 1 ht fl t your drug itore. 1 I' er~ We'll loan y011 one Free edr e lg x .ures, house with bath, gas furnace ment. Hardwood Ooors. Phone Brookman Stover, 20, Co- family, Michael and bis fat~ shuultr'c~le. for store or heating, 4 Jots, out of hioh WY 2-5314. 1 11 tfc oh·10 went out of con~ were walking around the farm. 00 ~ 13 25tC' I : with purr hase of Blue Lustre 11 s=-,n_,d,-y"''s-;;Be_a_u"ty""'sa"t= on, fea ru rin.g 7ft. ~a wed l~ttsl l)(ls1 s, .45 eacHh : Ca rpet aod Upholstery clean- Wooden suit tumgers water, $4,000.00. Down pay~ FOUR riOOMS and bath, 2 gas rol Jnd Into 'a ditch. Stover t looking it over when the youth Rea listic products. Open ev-1 4 . x ·L l.o( ust !JOS~s. W. . er. 5 1t 6tc Per dozen . 1.20 mpeenr lmo$nl000th. .00, balance $38.00 furnaces 30S Wet2gall St. lceiOied a laceration or the chin : fell over the eliff striking his . b, appol·ntm•n t 2651 Rwhmond. Rt. I, Mtddleport. · . 1 bl WY 2-! stanley, 19, Hogsett, a head on a tree. The father grab:5 16 St 333· en mg• \ ' · I 5 18 6tr SUPPY OF Studio Gir1 Cos· ~DISP ay ta es MIDDLEPORT- B-room frame P IPa,s<el'•g" in the car, received Ibed the youth before be toppled N. Se-:oond St.. Middleport , -·. -metics sellinu out the stock at i 2'x6' ea. S.OO house with bath, gas circulat. NEW MODERN apartments cuts on both leg,. and was treat- all the way to the bottom of Ohio. Ovmer, Sandra Ben·, Harl ey Oavirlson motorcycle, ~ I Frigidaire compressQI' ing heat, new kitchen and batb Two and three bedrooms. 18 and released and another the embankment. Enroute t .Q nett. Pomeroy W'l 2 -526~ I $1 50.00. c;ood condilinn . Phone wholesale price. F'ree gift for with coils, commercial AU 1 1 Mason 713-5263. WY 2-~312 . 5-16-6 tp ~ thf" rirst ten customers. Frimachine 25 00 room, front and back porches. miles from Kaser Pant. Ern Devore, 43, Co- Holzer Hospital with the boy, t - ·-· da y and Saturday. May 22. 2.'\, ~ H.P. Electric motor 20 "00 Corner lot with garage ....,J9500. electric. Brick, beautifully r~lved multiple lac· the mother and father were driv· 1 30 28 4 · : FARM - 280 arres, wifu 10 ac- d~orafed plastered waUs. Til· of the face and Is list- ing across Sixth Street fl'()JD P ELECi1~nl .U X AUtomatic Mod~ I a! Gertrude Gibb~' Trailer AUTHMOBII.F. Insurance oeen el Sweep~r - Spring House res presently tiUed: (can be ed batbt with tub and showin good condition at Plea• Route 35 and theJr vehicle and cancelt.d' I .()lilt v(Jur opera· cleaning Special. only $34.89 more). Plenty pasture, consid· er. Complete Youngstown kit- and Valley Hospital where they a southbound car on Viand 8t tor's Ucense7 CaD W't 1-~ cash or terms. Takr>S throw erable timber, buement barn cb'!!n with disposal units. Con- were all taken following the mls- collided, knocking the 1Coleman 8131tr ;pw" bags - attac11ments in with Marietta silo and feeding cealed electric heat1111 sys- bap. )vehicle upon the sl:de·waJk , at c: tuded. Used but guaranteed shed (2000 sq. ft .). Exception- tern. Storm doors and windthe Masonic Building. GUNS 1 Phont' WY 2-2204. al at $6500.00. ows. Building CQmpletely The accident Is still under in- The driver of the other ve-We nuy, seU and trade guns 5 15 Stc RENTAL _ 4 _ room house sulated, Front and read en· vestih:ation. hicle was wade Randolph of li•l: Wellman Les W•lhH n·~_oro ISEWINC MACHI NE - Sale·;. with bath, gas ht:ating, oul of I trances. Beautifully Ian dSand HiU Road. Young Michael a• rtffm JewE>Jers, ':ont> flO 1 men's ct .. monstrator. sews lor high water. $30.00 monthly, Private parking. Ren1 was taken on to the hospital in 1 ' CJ U11 Pleasant . W waru and reverse 'l nd does William IDgels Salesman extremely low - $69.00 per 'a local ambulance. No one •al 18 ' f<" ! fa ncy work - just like new. WY Z if72 month. Utilities partially paid -~ injured in the two vehicle m.i,s.. WHEN YOU USE ABC Cleaners Orii 1na lly $69.95 . Now only H11rrold Collins, Salesman Haven Terrace Apartments, hap , City police are Jnvesta. " Pm Storage Plan" you ' " $34. 50. Guara nteed. Phon• WY In' Z.:mt New Haven, w. Va., Phone :gating. b1g, beautiful empty closet 2-2204 5 IS 5tc (5) 19, 3tc New Haven 882-5101 or space in exchange lor all t~e USE D SJN <;.ER " wing machine FARM FOR s'A -;;L ;cE ;;;,:-;;; 38 acres, 6 2705. (5 14, 21 , 28 : (8 Pfeaoaot Valley Hospllal 4• 11 • 18 • 25 • room occupied by the fa mtlv .8 In a brand new se t~.·ing table room house, targe barn, all ADMITI'ED : David torsbee, winter clothmg . J.lere's how U equ ipped to butto'lno\e, zig ntcessary . outbuildings 0 n TRAILER space close to busl· Gallipolis Ferry : Mrs. Richard works. Br1ng 1D all your zag, Sf'WS in zippers, and blacktop road near Forest Run ness sertion and school& in PT. PLEASANT - _The M..- C. Roach, PL Pleasant; Era w.mter clothes or .cal~ . us [or does all general household Church. Two miles 1 r 0 m Middleport. WY 2-3J88. son County Court canvassed and Devore, COlumbus; Mrs. ReDpick-up and we will Protes· mend it g_ Will sell for $49.8 Po.neroy corporatiun limJU. 5 15 Stc lce·rtU'ied tabulations {l'()m Tuea. ry Plants, Hogsett; Mrs. Clyde ilonally" dry cl:an them at cash terms. PhvnE" WY 2 See Edward Schaefer, Miners- THR =="'E"'E,...,.bed -;-r-oo-m --;bc:nc:.ck duplel, day's primary election returns Young, Glenwood; Frederick AI regular rates, wtth treE' moth , 2204 s 15 5tc ville, Ohio, Rt. I. 2 blocks from downtown Porn- Friday and gr~tedh aSreqh"'tff~t Durst, Leon: firs. John Ta~, proofing and hang them up ·~ ~-~----- -- -·lor 1 recount m t e er s Ravenswood: Arlee Simpson. 5 18 6tc for storage in sealed cedar- KIRBY Vacu um CleaneFr ~a..n' eroy. CaU WY %- 5127 1! tfc race for nom.lnation on tile Re- Dexter, Ohio; Mr1. Georp ized bags and wbPn you are 1 be told from new . uiSuer HOUSE, 5 rooms wlth bath and ;------,-,--__, publican ticket. Baker, Letart; Mrs. Robert 1 ready ror them. next fall, call and all attarhments mc~uded two small rooms upstairs. 5 MODEIDI -4 room and bath Drew Hatneld GalUpoliB Fer- 1 Anthony, pt, Pleasant; Guy B~ Ul or let our routeman know If bnmd new $235 .00. ThL'I one acres grouru:l, big barn and furnish.!c. apartment. Phone ff • dldates seek Ray, Southside; Willard Nibert; and the~ wiiJ be handed to lik e n':'w with new guarantee 2 outbuildings, storm doors WY 2-3874. 5 12 tfc 1), one o our can ~ H gsett · 0 you cleaner. brighter . and for $~8 17 or $7.00 monthly and windows, fuel oil furnace, THREE bedroom house- On- Lin -- ing ~e n~mi.natiotl on the fte. msciuRGEO: James Sny· P00..... \\'Y 2 2204 used on•y 2 ynrs. Close to pubhcan ticket, requested a re- d VI to Mr Ra E peri newer Rerne be r th e storag • "" - coin Hill, PomPro~ ph o a e count. In the unofficial returns er' n n; s. Y. p 1 18 Free. Pay Next Fall on 5 15 Me scnool and church. Call WY 2- WI 2-3346 or \VY 2-2186. C Mh l ed lhe oom and son, Pt. Pleaoant, Clydo Delivery A.B.C. Cleaners and :::o.=~;::.:;~:::;::;:;:==;:. ·~-6362. 5 18 3te . o r rece v · Du t Leo Mr Burdell Hav SWEET POTATO plant, , fiv [ • 20 tfc lmalic<t lor SherHf by polling rs • n s. ,· . Shlrf Laundry. Mason, W Va. var ieties grown from crrtified il up. 1000 miles lik": new: $1850. Va. FOR SALE: 90 acre farm, two I ote be Un Hatfield by ,es and daughter, Grimms Land8 I 4 l UOtc SP ~3. 1 Jhl e, Raclne Village· tractors , di""' and plows, 13 ,- 1·FOUR R(JI)MS, ooth and v 5Per••ns set>. Bumgarner's G r e e n-·, Chares .. TING p bvotes seeking a re- ' lng ·' Retna McKinney • Le'.arl•' 3 IIJ!~ PloTRbhllo M,..ller 5110.00. Phone WY 2-2853. ment, furnace heat. h 0 n 0 • M Wllard Coz Gallipotio " 5 l 0 house, Nt?w Ha... en, W. Va. II ' Anlotd 21 tlc count must have mad.e Ule re- Ferrrya . . ""• '"- . Lloyd' Smllh and lnsur.nce - tchrna.... -.n. 14 3tp WY 2-3319. 4 0 ,..,==~ 5 13 ll)tc ISRAWBERRY SE ASON near, 111 fi:a~: t MaiD Street, Po• - -· .. prior to the off1cla1 canHa 1'111Saraace IGr .ev~ ~~rsaaa, I WHY PUMP slugg tsh ___s;puC freezer var.ety. Yoo may eroy. Pbou "~ z..ua. SIX ROOM bouse for sale. 749 t ROOM apartment with bath. vass and certlfieatlon. so~IR.;;:; : Av:ughter to Mr. ud basmesa aNd.. tan'· Get Klean-Em-AII, Sen.. pick by aprointment only. Call ...... South 3rd Ave., Middleport, Pbone WY 2-5385. 7 -. Ptton W1 J.Hil • " 1 w "• 5 8 tic The ooly cnange Ia convaBS and Mrs. Richard Roach, Pt. tic Tank Cleaner. Landmark Nolan 's in Syracuse, 6 - 8 a. l lh baths, full basement, car· of votes wa• In the total num· Pleasant. A son to Mr. and MrL Reulet' I.Jaslli'IUICC" .\&eDCJ ' Farm Bureau, Pomerov m. and after 4 p. m. I k b ts port. Close to achools, $8000. Unfurntahed bouse. 4 rooms, be of votes for two candldatel Planl.z, Hogsett JUKNSON. SlmpsOD lnsur~n[!P 4 29. 30tc 5 14 30tc i BULLDOZ~ wor •. asemen Pbone WY 2·2563. S. G. Pick- utility 1nd bath. 1655 Poant ~~::~ AgenC'j, Ia. Ali forms at In FOR s.u.B landscapmg. brushing, pondl. ..... 5 15 6tp Lane, Pumeroy. Pnone In' 2!:'~!.,~~~~";: TWO ARRESTED auranco J,m Johnson and S I Lowboy service. Charles Jef. WANTED TO BUY , amall house 3874. J I lfo '~'"'"T The Bud Swpson Aconta GIBSON·KaY·IIarmon!' ""lws Auto • es fers. Phone WY 2·6222. Moine Ball received a PT. p.,.,.,..,.., COUA1 1 lie and Amplllion, Z4 mootho to 1 1 30tp on land conttacl .:011 WY 2 FI'RNISHED apanmenta. Ph. of 173 voles and Aileen ly jail records show two arre~ll - - - - - - -- -'-"'-:;: pay, 100 or Tiffin Jewel· 19S5 PONTIAC, .4 door, automa-1 5494 after 5 p. m. WY t:!77ij. Alter 5 p. m. Watterson a tolal of 11Jf votes. in lhe past 24 hours. David Lot Slle or Trade oro, Point Pleaaan~ W. Va., tic tra"'miSSion. good tires. 'See Netgler Building and Sui> 5 15 6tp WY t.:l57'~~::· 28, Pt. Pleesant, wai Pbont 10, BiD Wellman, Les radion a~d new battery. M~s. : J Racine tor better bomes. 11 21 tfc I• on a charge of probe.. ffifG MC dump u·uck,- suitable 'IVllllamsoll. 10-30tl Grace Oiler, Syrasuce, OO•o. ~~h bineta and lltDrm fum' •· ARRESTS MADE lion violation and Jamea EliWY 2·2"46 I eo ca THf\EE and four mo... ..._ PT. PLEASANT - Arrtsted gene Cottrill, Pt . PIeasant , wao for coal hauling, E. W. Halo ' · _ _ 5 18 3tc. cloor>. u IS tie o.Rhr "' ( .. 011 llld OIIIIUrnloned 1pan. "22 Emerson Ave .. ........ • TERMtTEI and Protect HISS - FORO . 2 door. $85 .00. Ph one law arrested on 1 nonoJUpporl warley. '" nwr -~ I , menta. WY W3f 12 t tfc during the weekend by local VI ersburg , W. Va. PHD~ f4J.. Jan and shrubs from iosectl WI g..J222. s 18 Stp - - MIDI)LEPORT _ _ r m --~-. enforcement officers were r- rant. 1 8 0 0 7 29 ~ I IC lip wilh ARAH D-do-it Conce~> i95 7 FORD,-;;;;1om 2dr. 6 cyl· EXPERIENCED I frame home w!th bath. gas I ·~:~~~~~ =w~;ms: ~~ ::::~ u, • ~::~ 0 irate. ~g Bllllrlers ~ p pi y inder Standard transmission, : i circu~tlng heat, front, b 11 c k Otuo Ro'-"1. •21-tfr the peace; Warren McK~ver, For Sale Or R.nt Co., M.iddieport, Ohm. W S w ' R&H perlect condi' I AUTOMOBilE and encloaed porches. Corner -5 % tfc · · ., · Coov · , New York, dlsturbln• the FIVE ROOM hou!le, six acres lion. $595.00. Phone !165-22!2. 1 Ah" . lot with sarage. ement to peace; Franklin Roberts, 31, Work ma n. YOU PAY les.~ lor fine home (Chester). 5 1S 6tp ,. schools. ftSOO.OO. \ lllTe&ted 00 a nonground. Theron . YOU BUY A NEW Langsville, Oblo. turn l ~htngs a1 Baker Furnl· ~---,61 · ; AND LETART - t - story frame I -:-:::::~:;!;:-!;~~=-== warrant; Murial L. ture m Midd leport, Ohio. 48 ton GMC van truck, mothome with bath, gas circulat- ~ OR USED CAR ------~; 19 3tp tic or, exceUent ttrea. Would ingbeat, encloSed rront and ~t'l&a. 4ll. HuntingtM, drunk In 4 11 I make ox001eot camper. Call back proch . Nice 77 fool and also charged with Help Wanted ' ;.II\·1P COAL Deli\ler or ptck Culll... Soft Water WY %driving; Fred Runlon, .,.an ' oloo .1ver frontage. f!O,OOO.OO MEN AND- BOY~ w~ n 1erl to up vcnlrsell Goe~lehl Ready· 6903. I 1S ltc rARM - 290 acres 2 mUes Grove, illtoxicaUon. 1 work on ""''!f-t;;hl~ f<~rm Ro\lls Co., f'age St.. Ml~~::n l951 OLDSMOBII.&. caD WY t- WY Nl.Q ihmerQ. 0 from Stat: Route 881. 5-rrom ~~::.~~ bert Hi lL Ra c·, n•· Aasna » .~=;----;==~--== h _ 6182. 4 21 kl hou11 lritl1 running water, &,;~!~'i;~:,~;.;;,~;:·.;;;i;:i;;;·~o;;~~ . ~1~~opl:lbert ""''' "' , .,.. .. .,,ecrr ~ntt• ~ · 1111 -..' ., ·W!>.., . Vrf �. • .. ) I ( ' . • I!-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , May 19. 1984 ,.... WU.'i'RRI (Jiorllw . . ~ ~.;It-· • ... ""b ...,._,, .... t N01V ·yOODOY . "'., ft., . I 'l1le . . . . . . . . . .. . IDNartll~- ...... Ia 1111, Ill leCOIIIIIO, .. ... .,. .... ,.... . I • . :- ....... r. n. ....... 01 n. • .......,._..._:..... __.______ E?: -------:-=::-::::-:~~ VOL XVI WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 964 NO. 30 IRS, State, ,county Officials Push Probe Into Woods: Affairs \ "' ELBERFELDS you're in shape for today's fashioN ,/ ' ··-·......--tiMIIe ,.... ........ bttaUit ••brotdertd IIYioll Idola lrolll puol -,....~, -~·JOUr lt!pt , •• trl~:tl in BESTFORM'S POMEROY. OHIO Thigh mold LAST TIME TONIGHT "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" (Technicolor) Peter O'Toole, Alec Guinness • Anthony Quinn Omar Shsrif Jack Hawkins. Jose FerrPr. ' \ Arthur Kennedv. and Claude Rain s. 1'hfaiunold ""- you for all the domandlnr Dew oilh~l Baa froDt poDtlllnod buoft felt ••• olullc bandlnr at lop ud bottom with · A Sam Spiel!t>l -Davld I....ean production thelr first since. "The River Kwai ." Runnin g time: 3 Hrs 45 min. WED. 1nd THURSDAY May 20-21 NOT OPEN FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY M1y 22-23 "JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS" •• (TechnicOlor l Todd Armstrong, as Jason ; Nancy Kovack . as Media: Gary Raymond, Laurtonce Naismith. "OLE REX" 1TPchnicolor) Rex. the dog ; Billy Hughes, the Boy. .velvety "toft-arip" 'llnlnal Ia wbl.,.. sa. S,M,L, XL. MASON DRIVE· IN '~-~.:: ,,.,~-- . TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHTS "ROMAN HOLIDAY" Wi l h Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn - and"LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL'' Ki r k Do ug las. An lh ony Quinn (Te chnicolorl Tired of frost .:and defrosting? with our ARNOLDS ENTERTAIN 1RU less eleetrie ers pre e· Dies at Home In Kitchen to~ TRADE· I PLA ·f or loW.~., initial; you can own the sensational, new ! " > '·· Deadlln!!la M!iy . ' . 21 · For .. . 'rile = . Until Foil For Your Winter. Woarablot REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER BAKER FURNITURE MIDD~EPORT, 0. ROBINSON'S Leunclf,.,.._,ry Clu"'n ·, Conv•nl.m Plcku' Stetlor11 In . . MIDDLIPOIIT·POMIROY ' I . '' .' ' . j. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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