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But why complaln 111- Pleaoe print your answtr 10011 onymously to 1 newspaper? 10 I can (let out of the doll boust You'll happll)l brand all teen- with my daughter. asero dangei'OUI, but you would· She Is getting married In Allfo n'l 11ft your fineer 111 flel the U· UBI and will have two female ... cense oumber of the car !bat tendaall. She aays the bride Is almoll wrecked you. And why? 1upposed to buy all tbt clolbea Becauae you don't want to get for the attendants. 1 oay lh1s II involved: The Great Amerlcan =.Cll~";"~!~ th~t -=~ and_ E:J:cuoe! Another thing: ! am divorced Next time, the smart alec but we remain frieods. II 1 kid may try for a biB(Ier laugh proper to have the invltat:lolls because y011 (and probali~ read Mr. and Mrs. John Doe, others) Jet hlm get •way with 01 ju&l Mrs J hn Doe' MOTa• ll . ER · 0 .. •.• reportmg .. -- • ·~··· I, • ;.,:! • I • I ' 'I Giants Take Seventh Win second basemtr:n aee • quoint pleaic spot oo our llike!" Quarterbacks P;om Redlegs ~ 1 1 • Rated Tops in CINCINNATI (UPI) - Mao· !he pitch" he hit " It was a . sinker, low a~d away ," hthe 881 d. " listtrbuc~ bithm out on e same p c m e ager Fred Hutchinson ls going to haave tofind a Giant Killer and quick or his Cincinnati Reds ma ' find their pennant Y hopes dead. San Francisco dow_ned the Reds again Monday rugbt, 6-2. It was the sevt!nth win for the Giants in nine games with the Reds and the death blow was dealt by a man who lives up to the team's nickname - Wil· he M.cCovey. firs · · 1 :0 him t Tryll of Baylor and Dennls CJ.aJ:kiJe or Nebraska at quarterback, and you sure can't ki88 the~ off. uyog ever ean tell-we might ,. • INTERCEPTION .. OILERS-RAIDERS SW!lP . 1 HOUSTON (UPII - ~c The Houston Oilers announe;e4, fo.. Iday they have swapped,1 fullM ! ba<k Bo DlckinSlln to the . ,Oak· I land . Raiders in exehal)lf for the Ra•ders' No. 8 pick in tlhe next American Football league drRit. Coming Contest Dickinson, 29 , a Southern Mi~s is.cdppi University star , had his ·best year ·in )962. The key man In football to- with the Denver Br.imcdB.' He da.v is the quarterback. A <'Oach I plaved with the Dallas Wxans without 8 good quarterback is i in 1960-61 and· came to Hoiiston 1 can_didate for gray hair or after on~ sea~on at Denver. 1 no JJalr. 1 He stands 6-f~.L-2 _and weighs So just imagine how happy 8 220 pounds. .-.-· ' ... coach would be if ht! had Ge·or· lt · "·· t ;nn~. ·~ on tn tXI rancJsco · . "I wasn' t exactly _lookmg for the pitch," sai? McCovey, "but naturally, you re aware of the pitch he has been t~rowlng ~d you know you're gomg to get tt, 1 but not when. I happened to get it on the first pitch." Working OD No-BlUer ge Mira of M1ami of Florida, Jack Concannon o£ Boston Col- I lege, or Billy Lothridge , Georgiaa Tech at qullrterba<:k. Any one of those three could make Tsitouris had a no-hitter go- . I may ~­ saveyqfJ 5125(.~) financing and insuringyour·.next car """''"il Archer Blanks R.edlegs .. On·.'.')'HI't•Ar·· 1 I sAun"•• STA E 'FA·R ·M T MUJU Al I I !! • SAVE MORE·· At MOORE'S; 2 3 Portland Puts 27-7Wallop On Yankees ...."· ...... a New Treads SALE! .. $10 . · THIS WEEK'S ... .. WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR :~ SPECIAL White Sox Lose lOth To Yanks 57 Cadillac Sedan De Ville j '( ' •' .' •, By. JOE GERGE)II UPI Sporlo Writer Although It's a trllle early to atart any series talk, hat's ex.. a<IIY what the New York Yank..,. were doing today. It wasn't the World Serleo of rourse, because that aubject basn't been VOl')' popular .with the Yankees sUJco last October when they were Whipped four straight in the ·fall elalllic by the Loo AngeleS Dodprs. But the Ylllkaes, who Mon· day nii!J~ U.PI'!i" lht!1i' ~ tl patstea' - the ChiCBJO WB!te SoX - lor the lOth. straJcht time this seuon, have alrea~~? Jwepl the ...81011'1 •aeries 1!& ~Wee!! lbe ~o ltama must be considered one of the earliest clinchlngs in baseball history. Actually, New York also conUnued Its drive I<> what is gen· erall)l e•pected to be another World Series B!lpearance in 1961 with the 6-5 victory which booated the defending Amorican League champlons a ball-game in front of the idle Baltimore Orloleo, whom they take on tolllghtl n the opener of a three· game series. A despUldent AI Lopez manager oHhe White Sox, co u 1d only sbalcc his bead and oay, "~ bad one bad inning In the .'f[lole .~ Bnl\ We loll •II ID Wbel /.OI!l ~".. That bad lnnlng occurred Monday night wtlen Frank Baumann, pitching in relief of starter Jobn Buzhardt, was tagged for three runs and four hits in two-thirds or an inning. The fift!J..inning rally. cracked the game open and only a three-run flurry in the ninth by Chicago made it close. Yogi Berra, the resident gen· Ills of lite Yankees, philosop!J.. itred, "that's the way to ,get on top. Beat tile contenderr " Ber· ry HhoUtd !mow because his team ha• IICOI'ed more than a quarter of lia 38 victories against the 011801<. 'J'be.. Anp)s. !lWtei 11M! .Sen- American League game played to a decision. The Twins and the Indians battled to a 10-inning 8-8 tie when rain halted the slugfest in the top of the lith I inning. NL AcUou Over in the National League, the Giant.~ moved to within a ' game and a half of first place with a 6-2 victory over the Reds and the Dodgers overcame Milwaukee, 11).9, despite five Braves' homers . A thought for lhe day-T h e French writer, Henri Stendahl, wrote: "One can acquire every· tbiog In aolltucle-1~<ept cha,r-11 •tot;.,'I'~,• ID 1bt filly ' oth~~ aeter," Beautiful 2 tone original fl.tleil; .full power equip. . .. ment, radio, rear seat speaker, power antenna, •.70·11 (4-pl,) blaatl Will IUbl l'pl A.ll p<.rpulu liUI and types P"CO!"d live ,ou more mil11 for the mocoy, l ' ' A V one is a beautiful, low mileage Cadillac. NO LIMTT •• to mue.. montl't1 ot roed huerdl KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac ..: Oldsmobile . 1'\'ou'U Uke Our QuaUty Way·of lloblg Busllleu• WY 2-5342 POI'I'\eroy, Ohio *'--------~------- $ LOOK! w1s:w tires, one owner new Cadillac trade This $1295 199•99 l:u. 1 -·'6· ' man Bill White of the Cardi· (!S) ,.;.,.nd baaeman Bill • na11 Mazeroskl ol the Pirates 1521, third beoeman Ron Santo 01 the Cuba (It), lflt fielder W lll1e Stargell ol the Pirates {17 ), Flood (17) and Hank ·Aaroa of lhe Brav.. (61). I I . 160 and Greet . h,ad, 'fZ:" The only really eloiiO vofa.. •ao at shortslop where Groot outpolled Leo C~~ .,'lt_ the Cmcmnat1 Reds, liZ~.· ·.BOyer, Groat and May, are th~ ' only repeaters from the 1963 otarting team. . Second chmc01 In ~ .'JQilng I BERRY'S WORLD -··--- ter-flelder vote for Curt Flood of the Cardinals. Wtlbama, Torre Popular Williams was .the second moat popular cho1ce with '!fJfl votes and Torre, the '!raves' musClllar catcher who was bat. ling .317, ranked No. I with 2D3 vote•. West will have Don ~ 00236 45a8 ;73 Foreign News Commentary :"! =. whlle Hunt and Torre were cMse4 for lbe first Ume. WUUaJruJ, wh-· led both leagues in batting with 1 .m average, when the voiJnC ended, played in the secooo 19112 game. Mays, hltUng .359 with 22 home runo, waa picked by 240 of the Ml players who could Leaders := :;•;...::: .. T0 Get SettIement U S Needs w·In, or siaIemate named ou July 2. Rival managero Walt ,U.ton of the Nationals and AI Lopez of the Americ""" are eJ:]Jerted to follow closely the voting pattern of the players in filling out their squada and I<> di8CIIB8 pitching selections with other managers in ~heir league•. NGs ';..::;u. . To All-Star Team of Washing!Am, ~• Kay ol ~ .~- "' What do these _,.... pect in the game! Rete II a consensus of their th1nklng: '·In the tjme we half to work with these bo)'ll, lf'll dlf,. ficulf to develcip a · ~nod ....,. ning attack. ....,.ing ·~ IIJJ..important in a game like::eda. "nle ~!J.-~'1 1. East certainly. ha$ t~tUI 1jjuar· terbacks, and the \Y~ , . •ill have difficulty coJJlllg with their passiRg gallll! .. :• ~ the ALL S'f~ SJ I; dle.r DaUy Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleperl._9~. Julie 23, 19M-3 Yankees Nip Pirates 3-2 In Pomeroy THE DAILY SENTINEL maY - The 6-foot-4 outfielder crashed ing into the sixth. Pete Ro!e'"s 1 I a grand s ~am home ru~ ~hat error on Jose Pagan's grou~d­ capped a five-run sixth mnmg. er opened the gate. Chuck Hill1 team a winner. Put ali i It came after McCovey's muff er, batting for starter Bob Btr three on one team and it of Pete Rose's fly baU in the 1lin, followed with a single past would never lose. filth had given the Reds a 2-0 IGordy Coleman at first. Jay Never? Well, we know of i lead. · Alou's blooping single over Leo one coach who has those three The big slugger's .206 batting Cardenas' head scored Pagan. superstars of 1963 collt!ge foot· average is mighty deceptive as After Hal Lanier's sacrifice ball, and he isn.'t popping the far as Cincinnati is concerned. bunt put runners on second and champagne cork yet. Matter of Just last week McCovey as a third, Willie May•. was walked I'OIV -AND 7HE'Y" fact, his team and its three I pinch hitter in the ninlh inning intentiQnally. That brought up TRill/. EvEN A'<OVIOE aces will play only one game, clobbered a two-run homer off McCovey. FOR '"'"' . THEIR OWN f and they may not even be ' A sk 1ne abollt '*'-! Btate that """ST. PITCHING • The Yank ees nl pped th e P.tr· , Joe Nuxhall for a 3-2 giant The game ended with Farm Car Finane& P~ .• d ..... · ••• favored . · 1 b h' d win homer as far as the Re s were .NlA :lor DeW - used ears. 2 t 3 aes · mcome-rom- em · Ju.mped On Sinker . . ....... · p · ..... .._....._ concerned as B11Iy Pierce nre coa c11 IS "'te Ell 10tt of 1 • . _ _.,. P omeroy Boys , L eague con 1est d llli · d h' t · th Monday evening. . "! think that McC?vey was a blanke them the rest of the I ll()IS , an Is earn Is e, lt was Randy Burt of the Pir- httle b1t angry w1th himself wa~ . East All-Stars. ft will play Lhf' etes and Ronnie BaC'htel for ·~ when he came to bat i the ; J1m Maloney (5:7) and Joe West AU-Stars in the fourth th• Yankees battling for the sixth inning," Giants Manager I Nuxllall (6-4) . will start for n Annual Ameman Fuo1hall w·1 Alvin Dark said. the Reds tn tonight's tw1-mght ....., Coaches All-American game the :~chtel allowed the Yankees "How would you feel U you doubleheader wi~ Ju~n Marinight of" ·Jufte 27, in Buffa·lo , N. '1 only one hit in going the route bad just dropped a ball and let chal lfi.3) and Billy 0 Dell goY.. Thio is the newest and and collecting 16 strikeouts two runs score," muttered Me- ing for the Giants. aIC g1ossiest- · -6( arlhhe major I while walking 12 . -Burt gave up Covey. !he defeat let . the Recht in bowl games. the only one abl"' four ·bits and fanned an even Tsitour~s thought McCovey lth1rd place, but five games off By United Pres11 lntemaUonal !Washington 29 40 .42013 : Pat Archer of the Indians too assemble the .60 oulsl.and -' CAROLL . K. SNOwD·E). dozen while permitting seven ;os "sitting back, looking for !he pace. National League Kansas City 2S 39 .391 14!f., shut out the Middleport Boys i~g college seniors of Ute preW . L. Pet. GB Vlous autumn. 410 Hed9twood Ori.,e passes. · Monday'1 on n.du 1ts 1dLeague. leading Redlegsf ~Mooh ' ree Burt collected the only hit, a J ..-. Ito, Cubs, 43 : Torre, Braves, 42.; · Philadelphja 38 23 .623 ay mght on a master ul t ree- F'or example, the Mad coaPhon• 446-4290 single, for the Pll'ates off Bach· Pinson, Reds, and Stargell, PI· San Francisco 38 20 .594 llf.t New York 6 Chicago 5. night hitter a~d the Ya~ees too~ a dws this year are Elliott of ~--.. tel. Ya.nkee hitters were Bob rates, 41 each. Cincinnati 34 29 .540 5 Los Ang 5 Washington 2, night 9-0 forfeit from the_. Red ..s?. ~ i .mil)oj~' Rose Bowl champions ) International , hing ' Pittsburgh 33 29 .532 5',".: Cleveland 8 Minnesota 8, night,: twhen tthe latter falled to mus-~ and ·,Bob Devaney of Nebras· l . Werry with a ho!Jie run, Bach- By United N 1Press Le Pitc 1 tel with a single, and Jack Jaat ons G AaBguR• H p t National League - Farrell, Chicago_ 30 :10 .500 7~ ; called to of 11th rain er a earn. k~'s Orang~ Bowl winners. As- ! uno~tu(~ CDbs witb .a .bome run and sin- w·m Chi Colts, 16-1; Mahaffey, Phils, ~ L1U1S 1 : .492 8 I (Only ga~es scheduled) Mike Mullen of the Indians ! Slslmg Elliott on the East AUT11141hfllfSIIJINC£CMtfiiNI' gle I ams, , dB . Phils 72 each· s ngees .492 8 I ledh.isteaminhlttingwJthtwo l start are Wayne Hardm of .'Ja._..Off~~. IJIIftOis Tbe y an.kees g~me wInrung . Mays, SF .. . 63 236 57 84 .356 an unnmg, ' .~ G.' Houston 32 34 .495 a~.~ TUesday's Probable Pitchers Isingles. 'I'tle Redlegs' Joey Hin- vy and John Michelosen of fl'e:il,u Clmnte, Pitt 60 243 41 82 .3371Buhl, Cubs, and Martchal, I- . ~iii waukee 30 35 .462 10 · Pittsburgh Devaney"s aide~ on ru~ came m the SJ~th on W~r- Hunt, NY 62 227 30 73 .322 ants, .8~3 each. . New York 20 47 .299 21 Detroit at Kansas City (2-twi- dy gave up seven hlt.s all told, the West team are .Jim Owens ~ .~ ry s hom~r. JaC?bs round-trip- Stargell Pitt 43168 26 54 .320 Amencan League - Hamilton.' Monday's Results nighl )-Rakow (3-6) and Aguir. i and had ~our defensive errors l -("i....ii.;;~;;..;:.;.~,;.~~....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiilali""' per was m the fifth . Torre, Mil 61 229 37 75 .319 Yanks, 5-0; Ford, Yanks, II). I, Los Ang 10 Milwaukee 9, night re il-3) vs. o'Donoghue (H) I back of him. One, of the four II . : PJrates · . .. . 010 100 - 2 I I C ped SF 49 179 26 56 313 Amgo. Twms, D. Lee, Angels, ,San F c· . t' ht land Pfister 1. runs of the Indians was earned, . _ 02 Yankee• 000 111 - 3 4 1· e a, , , · Mikke:.n Yanks, and Miller, ! ran 6 mcmna 1 2' ntg i I when after Dick Sm1th got on ' 9 9 1 R. Burl and Steve Van Met- I~anto, ~~~ i !~ ~ ~; · : Orioles, 41 each. ' ( 1nl~ g~mes ~ch:ldu~~h I Washington at Los Angeles \ in the fifth on the tllird baseer. Bachtel and Werry. c~er, · · Tues ay • ~ro a e . .ers . i (night ) - Daniels (5·5J vs. i man's miscue, Jim Warner douCabsn, PhUa 61 244 36 74 .303 San_ ~ranc1sco at . Cmcmnatl i Chance (4_3). Ibled. Jim Glaze singled, and 1 American teague Y• A. Tittle May '(2·tWI·~Ightt - Mancha! (fi.J ) . Mullen hit his second single. . G. AB R. H. Pet. Iand 0 Dell (2-1 ) vs. Maloney I Bo,ton at ChJCago (nlghttOther Indian hitters were Oliva, Minn 63269 48 92.342 RetireAfter'64? (>-7) and Nuxhall(64). ' Lamabe 16-51 vs. Talbot (t ). Dennis Hackett Mark Fregosi, LA 33170 32 37 .335 Chicago at Philadelphia (2- i New York al Ballimore and M. Manley:. each single. J• Hinton, Wash 67 263 3tl 86 .'&7 MINNEAPOLis-St. PAUL twi·nigbl) - Ellsworth (8·61 (night ) - Sheldon 0 -0) and ! Redleg hitters were John ' Mantle, NY 32139 30 52 .'01 (UPII - Y. A. Tittle may re- and Buhl (8·3) vs. Mahaffey Bunker (7-21. ' rennahill 1 doubt•, Jim Wilder- I Rbinsn, Bait 64 238 35 77 .324 tire after next season - and (7..2) and Short (5·3l . 1 C J eve Ian d at Minnesota ! muth and Louis McKinney, each I Allison, Mlnn 60 223 48 71 .316 then again he may not. Pittsburgh at New York Inight) - Ramos (HI V! . R<J.. 0 single. I Bressoud, Bos 66 2M 40 79 .311 The New York Giants quar· (night) - Law 1>-51 vs. Willey ' land (2-3). Archer fanned 10, walked Portland walloped the Racine Causey, KC 64 252 33 78 .310 terback said Monday night that (0-m . Wedn..day's Gamro three. Hlndy fanned two, walk Yanks T/·7 In the Little South- Apricio, Bait 34 220 34 67 .305 he was thinking of banging up Loa Angele• at Milwaukee Detroit at Kansas City, night . ed one. ern Association Boy•' League Whtfield, Cle ~7 160 16 48 .300 his cleats after the next time (night) - Moe II e r (4-6 I vs. Washington at Los Ang, night Redlegs . . . . . 000 000 -0 3 game Tuesday evening at Port· Home RWJs around in the Nallonal Foot· Fischer (5·4) or Schnoider (H) . Cleveland at Minn. 2-twi·nigbl Indians ..... 011 112X -4 7 SIZE 750x14 : ..,,' land. American League - Kille- ball League scramble. Houston at St. Louis (night 1- . Boston at Chicago, night Hindy and Boggs. Archer .;; .: Lee Allen topped .all hitters brew, Twins, 22: A Ills on, But he added he won't make Farrell (IIH) vs. Washburn 1New York at Baltimore, night Glaze. Umpire, A. Stobart. with three doubles and two sin- Twins, 17: Colavito, A's and a definite decision until the (3-4) . phll • g1es. Other Portland hitters were Wagner, Indians, 15 each, last game is over. Wednesday•s Games taa ·· David Roush with a double, Gentile, A's, 14. Asked U he planned 1<> retire San Francisco at Cincinnati Chuck Ritchie a single, George National teagoe -Mays, Gl- after the 1964 campaign, Tittle Pittsburgh at New York Lawrence, and Red Wallbrown, ants, 22; Williams, Cubs, 17; said, "I honestly think so right Los Angeles at Milwaukee Remarkable new Gyro Tread each a double and single; Mel- Howard, Dodgers, 15; Robin- now. Chicago at Philadelphia , night stabilizes the ride for a LOOK! vin Lawrence a triple, and Rick son, Reds, and Allen, Pblls, "Of course,"' he added, "l've Houston at St. Louis, night driwe ••• increases tire Proffitt, 1 single. 13 each, been saying that for about four American League mileage as much as 33V.% Theiss led Racine with a RUDS Batted In years now. I do feel , though, W. L. Pet. GB • New super mileage Cooprene home run, triple and single, Aalerleaa teague - Sttuarl, that this year probably will be New York 38 23 .623 jpolybutadiene) rubber. while Bob Hart bad a pair of Red Sox, 55; Wagner, Indians, my last inn pro football, but I Baltimore 39 25 .609 ,, , singles, Ronnie Waguer, a dou- and Killebrew, Twim, 50 earh; won't makl! a decision until af· Chicago 34 26 .567 3'h ' • Variable ufaty-sipina: l iYtl power traction starts; ••• ble and R. Pyles, a single. Bat,. Cash, Tigers, 41; Allison, ter the final game." Minneaota 33 31 .516 6'o strlight line stops. ft. ii teries were Yanks, Wallbrown, Twins, and Colavito, A's, 40 Tittle spoke at a dinner spon- Cleveland 30 30 .500 7'h Roush (6) and Lawrence; Port- each. sored by he 11 Minute Men," Boston 32 34 .485 8112 1 • Super ufe Cooper "Hi-T" cord body. Stronrer than steel land, Thefss, Johnson (4) and Natloaal League - Mays, GJ. organization supporting the Detroit 28 33 .459 10 "I e30 Qlla rt (• ri ~ pe-r pound for pound.. cable, Johnson, Theiss (41. ants, 53; Boyer, Cards, 47; San- Minnesota Vlklngs. Los Angeles 30 >1 .448 II e 71 lb. {re('zer on top Today's .Medical Report ul Met were catcher Joe ToiTe of the Milwaukee Braves, fint basemart Orlando Cepeda of the Giants, shortstop Dick Groat and third baseman Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals, left fielder Billy William:. of the Chicago Cubs and right fielder Roberto Clemente of the Piltsourgh Pirate.. The eight regulars who must pia)' the first three' innings of the 35th AU-Star game, sched· ' Sh uIed Ior Ne.w Yor k s ea Stadium on July 7, were selected by a vote of 270 National Lea~ers whose only restriction war' that they could not vote for teammates The American League leads 17-!6-a in the series that w~s insti~ted in 1933 as an attraction for visltors to the Chicago . World's Fair. Pitchers To Be Named The remainder of the Amerlcan and National League teams will be announced June 28 and a.- By LYLIIi C. WU..SON too many unlversltl.. and col· child bypasaeo the alphabet 011 Uolted Preu lnleraallooal legeo . bave been rompelled to his way to read. · Broadway Grape l'ine the spacemen they want to quiz may or . II 1~ not necessar) to tate establish re m • d t a I reading Blamod For Rejeetloao The "beat is on" Prince Karim, the may not appear. one aide or tho other tn the courses for entering lrelhmen. "This hao proved ruinous tn young Aga Khan. His inner circle ol ad· civil rlgJ.ts dispute to under· Vo!M llowD . practice in the last 40 years The "separation" of Troy Donahue visors wants him to give serious thought stand that the U. S. Senate Wbeo Johnston offered his and Is largely respoJUJible lor to stop cavorting around the European and Suzanne Pleshette wasn 't nearly IS voted agomst reason and com- amendment laat Monday tn the the alarming fact that over onefun spots, find a wife to provide him with much of a surprise as their wedding . .. mon sense in establishing a Senate be argued In ita support quarter of our draftees mull Dea M th . an heir or two, and guarantee thai the Gen. Eisenhower's attitude toward his sixth grade education as evl· that for the federal government now be .~jected aa Ullterate," Don1 leU ME your ~oubles Y!u :re e~l ht _ ~e bride several millions of Moslems over whom former Vice President, Richard Nixon, ts dence of literacy In voter quail- to establish voter quallllcations the foundation has said - tell them to the Hiibway d NOT b g h d Is' he rules will not l>e left without a spirit. Iceberg cold- personally and profession- f1cat · and Ptrl oes uy era en an . 1on. wou ld be an llllconstituUonal ex· The U.S. Senate's •hame a o • - H· th 1 ual leader. Karim 's favorite girl. of all ally. It's the predictable story: Ike feels A sixth grade education II not erctoe of power. On that argu. aotonishment lllight lie rom· Dear Helen: c ;.:'invitation ahould reatl the beauties he's dated, is still Anourhka Mr. N1xon has bypassed him continually evidence of Uttracy m any CJr· ment the Senate smacked h1m pleto ~ the Idea got around bav l t ted Mrs John Doe bul lhe 1 th 1 . co11ege of~ ma ~hart in thtaw! von Meks. so she may become a princess m an attempt to lead the Republican curnstances, nor can a Senate down by a vote of 74 to 11. The that a lopsided majority ole• 1I'm e us co:re after three years of waiting . . Dick Part,r. One insider reports: "Ike literal- vote make 1t ao. The queaUon Seaate was In no mood to bear ators believed llllterate. wl!o 80 . no Yo;'"' · 5'::: m~ ding 'a Y Haymes Jr., separated from his wife, mav ly grmds his teeth when he hears Nixon's arose thio week on an amend· aboot consiltutional obetaclea to could not qualify lor the infan- ::':rb:.:ar n blibdt:' lth Ilea~ Hele~· flle for divorce while he's appearin~ in name" . . . Allin~ Jack Entratter whose Iment proposed by Sen. Olin D. the civil rights bill. try or · a service battalion still correspotin of~ Jw a Where doe. th te "G La.; Vegas . . . A sourrP close to Gov c.areer took him !.rom the plush' cellars Jh t DSC Jl Jh to lh ob · . youna:man ana ve apan. s e rm I'8SI o ns n m g t hav.e.- tamtd were literates and qualified to I've dateci' seyeral other fel· Widow" as applied to 1 dlvor· Ro"kefeller confides that he blew mor~ of.Ma.nhattan to the air-cqndiltonfd g'll"'· : o ns on, . . . o mson prolpooed 1o delete from the biD better attention If 'he had ar- vote. 1 ' c T 1owa wh'lle writing to b'lm and cee -m !bon $3-milllon in his dynamic but un. bllng rooms of Las Vegas, · ha!l' rt~rl.ll!led the prov Is10n . est abll shi ng a gued that, constitu tiona1 or not, 1'he purpose of the sixth tho ht 1 him 1 d frl d De '"<; •e rom. - . , IUC'essful attempt to enierge as the Re- his workln~ hours at the Sands after sixth grade educalloo as evl· : t110 sixth grade provtsi~n - as grade clause of course Is to 0 1 1 en Farrank·l· 1 d 't k ._~ 1n uJgapan. But jufor t he elart publiran front-runner . It's estimated stern warnings from his dortor. Moe Le- d r li T be 1 1 . • . ' . a• year y, on now """' 1 I ence o teracy. o Iterate : prepos'""ou' on Its ace If It support the constitutional prov~ nd ne-b 11 h eaDzed I'll bet m• read d Answ that the battle he waged against Barrv wis .. formerly Ralph Watkins' partner at lis to he able to read and to tl presumed I<> deal with literacy. slon that no one shall be denied a 0 al we avo r an one' ' H ers o. er, 1n ove. Goldwater in California was ·the costliest Basm Street F:ast, has taken over many ' 'I Th d' I F d " h we are Y . . wr1 e. e rea mg re onn oun Buon t e vote because ot race or 'nUs col mn il dedieated to In !>Oiitiral campaign history. But the or Jack's duties. Tho available evidence Is :estimates that three quarters of color. There must be better My pareots wouldn't stand tn 1 il 1, u " , h 'Governor put no limit on his expenrli', lh at too many Amer 1can kid s ·' Amer~can · u am Y g so • you • • school ch dren are wayo to enforce that proc:lsion the way of our marriage, but log kid troubl jual re av. tures in the primary campaign : he was 11 The Four Seasons have selected 16- are not properly literate when 1being subjected to primitive , than to invite illlterates to tha I know they Would be deeply trooble let Help ~~u" ~om·inced that was the way .JFK had year.-<IId Dale Brooks, described as "a po- they leave hi&h school and that teachin& methods In which the Ipolls. hurt. I also have an aunt who She wliJ also welcome your ...,; itorted his winning streak. !en!Jal '8al'bra Strelsand,'' to co-star with io a society woman and has .a~ amusing experiences. Addl'oso · Swe.dtsh stage and film star Ulla Sal- them at their Town Hall roncert slated ler! Is In New York. She made the trip for Oct. 17 . . Despite the taw's vigiwa)'i planned a blfl oociel)l wed- Helen Hottel In ear• of · this ding for me. I love m) family newspaper. from Stockholm to audition for the lend Janre, New York Is now overflowing with dearl)l and wouldn't want It opposite Robert Preston In "Ben Frank- high-grade cocaine. most of it from cu. lrurt them. My brother lo planlin In Paris" .. . New York's Finest are ba, and it is ,l(oing for the highest black By Wayoo D. Brtnd•tadt. M.D. amounis. The diet should con· you have a tumor or on infec. ning to marry a very nice gtrl keeping a close watch on a horde of market rates in history American Jn. Contrareptive pUis have I! tain a minimum of roughage Uon? but her parenta would forbid hoodlums who have recently swarmed in ternational Pictures is taking over the from Florido: A sudden pollee crack· World's Fair Hollywood Pavilion on July passed from the "experiment- tno raw vegetable or fruit and A-11111 eest whtch can tM down In their uoual territory has made 4 to celebrate the film firm's lOth anni - al" lo the "proven safe" and oo bran). Pepper, multartl, done on a smear from the 000 rebels, Malaya had to Ule DIVOTID TO INTIIIIIT OP providing ; horseradish, vinegar, catsup, uterine cervix, the pma. the ~arly 170,000 regular and aux. MEIGS MASON AREA It so hot they can't urn a diShonest liv- versary. The stars of their newest musi- ''effective" itages they are properly used. Unde· and other spices must also be atomarb and other mucous Iliary pollee, plus 16,1100 Brit. Ing there anymore . . . To1 Republican cal. "Bikini Beach," Frankie Avalon and conservatives will try to get Sen . Gold· Annette Funicello (dubbed by Jack E. sirable side effects such avoided. Also omit smoked membrane& consists of look· ish, Australian and Malayan ·~= ·~~:!:' water to attack the Supreme Court fre· Leonard "The Ma and Pa Kettle of the I irregular vaginal spottina are foods, greasy fooda, pastrieJ, Iina: for cells su1pected of beiDc troops. ,..,••..., ..,." •"""..,. .,._, ••• quently If he gets the GOP nominat;on Teenagers"! will be at the party to ""1d Iobserved in about 20 per cent jams, alchohol , carbonat-. maUgnant. Jt t1 not 1 test O.ercome Saapk!leu• ..., ~ '"• 0111e "''"\1 .-. .......,. They want him to hammer away at "the glamor and also to put their hands and ' of users but are not a reason ed drinks and strong coffee for infection In the usual sense As is true now ln South VIet cun~ny. 111 MectiiRJt •• P,....,..,, lbuae of llote'S rights" IS one way of feet in cement in the old Hollywood rit· I for dis~nt.inuing the drug. lor tea. although cancer, Nam, had to JVercome :~':: =~= breokinc up the Democrats' solid South. ual. tum out to be an tnfectlon. deep susptcloua amo111 t h e ..... ,.. •• ...M •••• ,,..'""' • Tho plllo contain hormones I Q-WI!ea • do<tor does the when the cause II finally dis· peasant !)Opulation. · - " ••• - oHJoo" ,._,.,, A wealthy Texan. fuming when he . extracted from anunal ovar~es :Pap test does 11 ohow whether rovored Before they finally won, the .,,., Meyer Linsky, one of the kin~plns of couldn't get a room at a big West Side I . British introduced the Idea of Hotlonol Hv•"'''"' ._,....,.,.v, tile underworld, Is gravely ill In Florida hotel, threatened to dump 100,000 •hares . or llmilar aynthetic chemicals. l' ltttiMIII Klh'IHII. lne.. hJ ......... The) produce the ~ahnge-s in the strategic, or self • defended ... Av.a.. .... "'"' City. ·..._ Y!fril• . . . Columbia Records has signed George of the hotel ehain 's stock on the market Avaldon and Orchestra USA . Leonard immediately He was given a suite in Joss Itho ?Varies and uterua that ocvillage, often over the violent _.,1.. ........... objections of the local popula- •m. • ..,,. 01111...,. 11 •lift ' " Bernstein quietly Influenced the disc than an hour. The quiz question: If he !cur m early preganancy. Thus, tions. Tbe 1 ame Idea haa beea WMkl .,.. " ' ' •• .,...,.._ .. ,._ company's executives to make the move. was all that wealthy. why wasn't Ole Tex Ithey inhibit the discharge of Otlly hltiMI eHI-. IIIMt •• Composers George Russell and John Le- checked 1n at the Plaza, the Regency or ian ovum and also modify the tried In South VIet Nam. ......,... suo, ...,... ............,., wil, and conductor Gunther Srhuller are the St. Regis? 'lining of the uterus so that · ' • • Confidence ond lalth were 1• -·· "'"" ...,, '""'" .,,..,. part of the deal . . The public relations Iconception cannot occur. When the keys In Malaya - qualtttes ... eYIIII~I ...... tnMtll ., . . . ., • • • l)lstem at the National Aeronautics and they are discontinued, normal 10 far !actina ln South Viet -:~.;..:·: ~ Funniest report of the week: Gina Nam, Space Administration Is anything but Lollohrigida to star - and SING - in a menstruation and childbearing [ 1 By PIUL NEWSOM called for reunlftcotlon of VIet "A·OK," because the astronauts are un - cinema version of "Tosca." lf she really ,ability is re...tablisbed. Nam" by all "Appropriate der contract with one magazine publish- sings on the sound track, this Is one '1 1 The plllo aro offecUve whea UPI Fonlp Now1 Aaalyat InC nrm for all "In-depth" stories Other will stand In lin~ to see. r will also make 'taken from !be itil tllroagb Dispatches from Saiion, Bang. mean•." Wuhing· The pace of the Communist members of the pre" are limited to the a generous donation to her press a*ent's tloe %4th day of 'lite moathly kok, Vietiano, and cyele. Tltey are .. re, however, ton have bee.,)na.klna: 1t Jncreas.;: offensive stepped up another weekly "astronaut interview," •I which favorite charlty. only Ia women who do aot lngly clear ~t the U n I t e d notch when the Geneva rooferhave a dlsea,. of lbe Uver, iSlates Is ir e jungle and pad· ence of 1962 establtahed ao-call· lhyrold or pilultary, or 'd)· war for theast Asia up ed neutrality for La. J. o hl1tory o1 tllrombolpbJe.i to tts. armpits and. that the way But, while tba flghUng tn biUo, llre11t caneer or linter· lo gomg to be neither ahort nor South Viet Nam ...rna to bog ioe cancer. eAsy· down in a morass of jungle, Furthermore, since they fav- ~~. eUher must win, or achieve swa~p1 and ineptitude, tbere 1 or waterlogging of the tiJsueo m1htary otalemate before even also .. a precedent which prothey should be used wilh cau· thinkina of settiement. vides both a hope of •lllmate tioo by anyone with heart dis- Gen. Paul D. Parkins, the success and a meuure of the ease, migraine headachos}our-star U. S. ifneral who II de!ermt...tlon lt will '"'lulre. 'IJeimres retiring from bls Southeaat Asia That example 1o Malaya. asthma or epileptic They should not be taken if ,command, esUmates ~at In It was •n 1948 that tile Brit,. there is a posaibHity that the South V1et Nam the 11tuatlon is Ish declared a otate of emergen. user Ia already pregaaant ,now not quite back to where 11 cy agaln.•t Communist terror. Women who take theae ·Pill• i waa nine months aio just prior Lsm. It was 12 yearo later, oa usually lain weight 11111088 the ,to. the overthrow of tht N 1 o July 31, 11160, thai tho covempillo CION n•uoea or depres.' Dinb Diem l'liime. mont of a newly Independent . •ion, but thio Jain tn weight Two mllltar~ coups later Malaya ftnaUy llfted ll ' So~WCeers ·is due chiefly to retention of South VIetnam I premier, Maj. In the tntervenlnJ yeal'l, of. ALL 'THE PATS water rather than to 1 de 1 Gen. MJUYen Kbanb, eattmatea flcial esUmates placed the num· 0N1HEB4CK? tlon of fat pos · that he needs at leaat a year to bet of uniununllt guerrillas kill. . I'!'HY,lHE ~IER, · cloae South Vtel Nam'a mW· ed at nearly 7,000 and tboae lllf l!RE!OER, Q-111 1 tary and poUttcal rankl and be· capturOd at more than 1,2.00. · ,....,, eolomo on t••• to turn the tide against the Molayan aniiy and pollee loal . '1!-4f 'TRAINER, diverticulitis you recommend· ,...Comm ,._, kUied · '!Hf~Kfy .... ed 1 blond eliot Who! ld unlst VIol ,,348 , ar amont clvlllano MRYBOOYIUT su · wou Hautlnr Dollbt 2,400 were Usted killed b)' ter· ,: "IH! HOQSa! . ch 1 diet conalot of! Whether he haa !bat year ro- rorlsts an<i more than 800 mlssI A-IJJ • llllod dltl m II k, mains a haunting doubt. lnfl. bread, cheeso, cereals, Cll•tard, The stepped • up military Comm"nlst tactlco - tlcloap .flelatln, cornstarch puddingo, phlll in the alruf1Sle for South terrorillll and living o1J I h ~ frult Jucle, eggs, cream soup•, Vlet Nam ieQerally moy bt pouptryaide - had been almoat broth and some meats are a~ dated from ltMI whell the cen- Identical to those later employ· lowed. Pureed vegetables and 1r-' ..nllllitt., Q( the Comlllll• ed In South ·Vle~ Nam. . lrulll rna~ -lal<en 1n IDIIlll nisi party uc Norlb · Vltt Nam To defeat appr~Dlllllf u,. '' • •':> . ·-·· ' ' steady ~amed I 30 respectively, and the plt<b- Mays waa selected l<lr lbe bavo cbosen him ...: with ..,. Hunt, Cepeda and JIOjlll' .eacb w.ro cafcl.er John Edw...,· GI er~ lor both oquadl will be All.Star squad lor 1he lith time lonely dissenter casting his ceo- hacf 172 voteo, C"'ll!enle bad tile Reds (:14 votea) , flnJt bu&- Named along with the brllll· ant Giant center-fielder and the -R - eports From' 'fh e capi•toI ly DOROI'HY ICJLGALLIN ..., By FRED DOWN UP! Sporlo Writer NEW YORK (UPI I - Wlllle Mays of the San Francisco Giants was a near'ilnaaiJnoul choice and Ron Hunt became a New York Met of distinction today when the eight starters for tho 1961 National League All· Star team were selected by a vole of their fellow players. ............ WITH accidents Increasing at an alarm- and his family apply to their pleasant in£ rate in so many areas, it is rratify. Jaunts on the water a famous phrase of lnJ and real5urinc to know that although Robert Louis Stevenson, "It Is better to pltuure boaUne baa been growing stead- travel than to arrive." There Is 110 mad rush , no tense anxiety to beat the other Hy for a decade and a half, the aerioua fellow. tccident rate drops each year. Too, boa.'men seem to belong to a Why is this trend, which has been large and friendly fraternity where cour. consistent for so long that it is definitely tesy and consider~tion for othen Ia the a trend and not just happenstance, true general practice and not the exception of boaUnc? Eacb prides himself on being a good Tho answer may provide a clue to meand knows that safe boating is a thods for improving safety achievements boatman prereqms1te for good boating. In other artivilies. First of all, the comBy the way, it is fitting that u the lllitteo for National Safe Boating Week language gradually developed It produc(this year it b June 28-July 4), comprised ed th!J word "shipshape" u tbe best of 14 promment national organizations word to mean neat, orderly, In good con· and supported by the industry, carries dltlon, safe. It is now applied to just out Its safety program throughout the about everything that is as it should be. eutire season. It does not make just one ~ne point that is being emghuized in blf splurge for a sinJie week and thtn Nahonal Safe Bo~ting Week this year Ia lapse into inactivity. to avoid overloading a boat. Safe ioadinc Perhaps an equally important r~ason Is essential for safe boating. Is the attitude boatmen take toward their Yes. boating is getting rmire an~ more favorite outdoor recreation. Boating is safe every vear. And tbt;Oul!h ouT contln· fun In Itself IS well as frequently a means ued cooperallon in 1!mpb~si!lng safetv, of transportation to lpresumablvl better ~e are confirl•nt that even wltb the rapid fishing and hunting grounds. pleasant mcrease m the nulllher of boato ori (!Ur spot! for picnif'kinE:. intPrl!stini' rove~ for waterways the arcid•nt rate will continue 1cuba divine. Generally the boat owner to be steadily decreased. ' Edwards, Cardenas Are Helen Help Us/ National Safe Boating Week I NEW COOPER PULL SER~ICE GUARANTEE 411 PULL llltVItlauarontHd tor life C. P. W. .' .::. ' •" . .1 CHICAGG.. HOUSE PAINT ·~ REGut..AR 4.9S of ori&i!U!I trud . W fULL A.LLOWA.NCE ara~ted tor an)' • unuHCI HI'Yice. '"u•iw eompJete d.t•rs toclat gal. $3.9~ -....-----· .. ' MO 0 -1.&' S ,:,:·" Pomeroy WY2..2848 • �• " ' 1 Mr. McMillin Formerly of Vinton Dies Nephewmes In Neff, Ohio Mountain State Coumil Votes Art&Craft 1 (Continued from FOil• Fair Announced I~~etnr preporod. ~ 1 For eri<.•1n War veteran, who died Cedar Llkettt Ripley. Jul:t 2~. The Best Values In All Home Furnishing• in Wellston al 1 p.m. Mondoy. He wa1 lklrn April let li'1G 1 Jn Vinton to Wi!Uom and Morgaret Scott McMillin. His wile, the former Maude Murray died lumbu11, 0., was a nttran or World War I and afl~r servin& in the &etvJces went to Portland, Oregon, where he was employed as an engineer for the rail· ro1d up untll six )'8ra a 1 o when he l'ftJred bf.c1use Of lU 1 htalth. He and his wife, Mar~ I So~ A BIOS _ _ 1n 1957. . 1 BAKER FURNITURE He . 11 The Fair will fdtUre l he r'raft! of apprGxlmately West VIrginia exhibitors. In dltion to the ellltlbit. and onstratian of a variety of there will be entertainment .good old·tashioned food I or •uv1ved by a son, Tom salf". The Fair offers a pro- McMUJin, and a daughter. Mrs. gram geared to all age levels FIYe Mutz, both . of Wellaton: and is ideal for r. family out- Igartt, have spent the past six at Nell. ,1 I y•ars Sl·<~.,11 GOST 0~ MllilllhiHIP TI(KIT - ..- - ' For sneakers II Low CUll 59c & 75c: month per rtSidence using home weUs. be expected to finance Tlf£ SHOE BOX construction and malntln· MIDDUPOIT, •• ance o! the propoH<I laeoon ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiill 1 an extended trip across j the naticn lo Seattle and Ever· etl. Wash. tu visit Mr. and Mr!. I Harry Caton and Mr. and Mrs . Mark Caton and thPir families 1They also visited many points · of interest on the- way In 15 ,WHAT BIRDIET-"Pholoaraphers are !he ewazt ..t p•ople," . &tales, traveling 5,200 miles. 11)'1 thjs monkey in a York Beach, Me., animal forest, u: he i Mrs. Martin and children were trleo to find out what's so lntereslint~ln the little box. Cliff recent visitors of Mrs. Lizzie Fortin of Charleltown, Mass., 11 havin£ a tougt .tln .o •ith Caton, and Barbara went to ll).s foou.t. . __ . ~- -- - -- - -· - -. vllJit her grandmother. Mrs. Mary Ellen Arney, accompanied by her brolher, Mr. 1J. C. Johnston , made a trip to CALL POR YOUI ·· thrN! civil· riJhttll workers report.~ missln& in Mi5Ris•lppi , $1 .SO • SAVE MONE¥1 1964 PREMIUM BOOKS WJIJ lie Mailed About hi Wtek In July Do Not DeJoy Jn Making Your !ntrlet !•~lbitor, CLOSING TIIIUS ARE1 Beef and Dairy Cattle, Sheep •nn SWhlf ·- {;I)'J Au~u s t nnt. Horse Show-1:00 P.M., Wedtles~a,·, Au!/t.,l till. No closing time on Horse cmd Po11y Pt1H Cnnt"~-' · All other D•partmenl<- 4:00 PM , ']'l,·,rs . •\ug. l~ Secretary will he at F'air Board Office at Fair· :~ 1·oumls. fr nm JO:OO A. !If. to 4·00 P.M. on Attgtlst P.M., Wednesday, 10-11 -12 and 13th. and Integrationists at St. Augus- 1 tine, Fla., vowed to return to a u·gregated beach where vio- ,, I ,, 1lence erupted Monday. The three missing civil rights , , 1~~ workers were rel1!89@d from a , 1._ 1\1 joil ln~hlladelphta, Miss., Mon1111!••• •• ,. , ' j day and have not been heard ·I l lrom since. accordiniJ to their I RETURN HOME- Sandy Wells, daughter of Mr. and co_-w_o--:r::ke:::r::'·=---::: ' Mrs. Henry Wells of Pomeroy R. D., and .lames Hamm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar. Hamm of Radne R. D., re· turned Saturday from 4-H Junior Leadership camp In Licking oounty. Miss Wells is a member of the Rock Springs Busy Bee club and Jim is a member of the Meigs 'Countv Tractor Maintenance club. The .Junior Leadership delegates are chosen on the basis of their perform• 1ance, activity and leadership Jn 4·H Club affairs. - Sen· tine! f'~oto:_ AN ENOAGEMI:N'f IN TRi CRURCRJIJ. PAMILY-Wtnatiln Churdlill, 23, &nll41011 of the former Brltllh Primo MJnilteiJ. h11 onnounced his eneagement to Mlnnle 'll'Erlln· eer. Photo wo1 liken Ia Ntw York liity, where Cburchlll'l molller,,llrl. WlaD4 Howanl, tlte llae ucl call folr We act lut to ,;...,. fu~ pay take 11 'nlcatioll or ~ way JOU wish. Bopay thrifty tenns to oait you best. Yo• low lmclpt l'I1JDIDlll IDcludt tlla ltiiSOilalm loan dlarp. You GBil repay In fiiD IIDJ" time at less eoot. VIe this quick, handy CJIIII.Lint. It's strictly cllllfldenlltll. We IIDdermnd )'!lilt pti'IOII!Il needo 1111d we respeet JOur wishet at all times. HEATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING SAlES & SERVICE '-'•cult _.ob Miller, Mfr. ~hint COLD STORAGE SERVICE ROBINSON'$ L111nderen-Dry Cle•nert Conv•nient Picku, Middltporl WY 2·5130 Mlddlt'porl 1 WY 2-2511 J' mong whom are Norman and Clarence Neutziing, cousins. Drainage job Assistance Being Offered Funeral services and burial will I be hrld Wednesday mornlna at !:-----------:::--:-::::::::::::::::O:..:'Nefl.___ _ _ _ _ __ HlJRil Y . THIS SPf:CIAt OFFIll 15 Texaco Outboard Motor I.IMITED! ONLY 10 c•; DOWN .. UP TO 18 MONl HS t0 PAY' est nf'ed 1!11 i Also. there is a definite need for broad shallow drain5 whk·h Golllpofls, Ohio '•' . -~* INSURANCE - ' {11+ -·:tit •' ' All the proti!'Ction you nf"(·d. fur) ou r hom~ i! in this one low cost Natjon· wide plan. Ask for the Homeownen Policy-for i,l 1 she makes her home . i Mrs . .\ofary Little o( AtheR!l l 1 ~ 1 .... coovenience .. , and for real savin~W (as mucb u 40% ovt'r separue cc:..ver· ages, dependu:a1 on t.'hen you livt}. I' was a recent visitor of Mr. and I Mrs. Tum Lambert O'lnd family. PLAYING AIRPLANES- ~ Dick Lambert has returned I B_ri~in is playin~ with model , home after a visit with his bro- aU"~1anes, but Wilh a method ·, to Jts madness. Here a 22460 ther and sl~!er·l n -law In Syca~ Royal Navy helicopter hoists WY more, Ill. a wooden model of the Con· 115 E. 2nd Pomerey Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tho· ; cord supersonic airliner dur. I 1 boma State Tech, Okmulgee, Jik81 animal• and acquir11 members of bil odd collection-all orphano-whOD they're Dla!l and sons or Athens WE're recent visitors nf Mr. and !\1r.~. L t Th young. This, he says, aotow118 _for their eompatlbUity. , es Pr oma~ . I1 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jnhn· Hogs, 2500,-bulk receipts mix- er S. Smith. Pt. Pleasant; Lar- stan ~md daugh!.r rs. Bonita an<:! ed grade 190-270 lb barrows and ry L. wandli~ . Rt. l. Pt. Pl~a· 1 Vicki W£>re rec-ent vi!lit.ors of cUts sows near five per cent '. Mr. and Mr11. Lloyd Ashburn ' . od I' l sanl: Mrs. Howard W. Thoma , and Mr. and Mr~; Julius Johnbarrows and g1lts m erate Y .Jr., Rt. 1, Pomeroy; William ! slnn. I<'Uve, sow~ ~teady to strong. E. Miller. Rt. 2. Racine : Mrs., - ---·-Around 65 he<:~d S. 1-2, 210 1 John E. Ru!lse\1, Middleport; rn 1938. Congres,; cre alf'd the lb barrows and g1!Ui 17.10, m1x- 1Emor)' P. Powell. Ht . I. Ra- Civil Ac.-onautic s Authority to j In·····-.. lnrt tests in Bedford. 'fhe mode~ w~s r~leased and its ATIORWIDa behaVIOr tn flight was transmitled to the ground by I ' MlftiAL flit IISIIANCE CIM,AI' built-in transmitter. ' '······ ... lllllt'CMM~~c .... 1 ---=---===:--..-~=:::;;:::;;;;;:~. -. 1 • - -- • EASY TERMS f'd 1-3 190-230 lb IG.50 • 17, 2- 1cine ; Mbs Freda E. Saxton, regulate arr traffic. 3 230-260 Jb 16-16.60, 260-280 lb 1Middleport . Robert 1\ . McCorM In 1947. lhe House overrode 15 50 t6 Some 3' 298 lb t5 13 mlck, Rt. 3. Wellston: Percy President Trumi:ln 's \'eto and 275-3~0 lb sows 13.25·13.75 , 350· 1 Weaver, Jr ., Ravenswood . Mrs . enacted the Labor Manage-mPnt 400 Jb 12 .50-13.25, 4(10.600 lb 11.75 , William H. Williams. Ashland . ' Art. know nas the Taft.Harlll'y -12.50 , boars steady to 25 Cl'nts Ky. law. · ' ' 1 lnwer. mostly 10.75. few head 1 250 lb 12. few choice 140-145 lb ---- Births Inn Athey. Mrs . Turne-r .Jack· feeder pigs 15. Mr. and Mrs . H.alph E: . Litch· son. Alva Henders?n: Errtesl Sheep 350. slaughter spring field, New Haven. W. VoL, son. Lambf'rt, CIRyton Wllhs, AlbPrt . lambs steadv to weak shorn 8:22 p.m.: Mrs. Howard W. SC'herf"r. Donald Steinmet z and twes and fe~er lambs 'steady, Thoma, Jr .. HI. 1. Pnmeroy, Michael Miiler~·-_ __ ___:,,....===============""'""'""'""",..1 good and choice 80-llO lb spring ~- on , 10 :20 ~ . m . lambs 22·24 some ut.ilitv 20 cull Discharged to good sho,rn ewes 4-5~ 50. ·~ood : Paul Ht-ndrkk , Tom and choice M·75 lb. ff:'t>der . Jr·., Mrs. James Burnem lambs 16.17. 1 dauehter; Mrs. AHron nolds and z;;on: Mrs. Sam and daughter : Mrs. Murrill 1 Fry. jnd , Hey-. Hurt : Wes;t · - - - - - - - - - - and daughter; Mrs. Jerry A. De,:k: Harry E. Marks. ~.CI~y~ : 1 Mld41aport, Ohlo 1 · Entered HospilBI Russell L. Haner, Lower Riv · er Rd., Gallipolis; Robert T. Wooten, Rt. 2, Gallipolis: Ken· neth A. Racer, Mill Creek Rd., Gallipolis; Mrs. James M. Pratt, Rodney: Harold R. Saf. ford, 524 Third A'e, Gallipo. I' Jis ; Mrs. Mary W. Ghrist, 143 Second Ave.; Dale W. Lewis, Mason, W. Va .; Mrs. Alvin K 1 i Roush, Clifton; Mrs. Ralph E. 1 Litchfield . New Haven ; Shar· on L. Smith, Clifton; Mrs. Ho1m- l Strike Up the Band'' ager. surface drainage systems 1 are eligible for cost sharing , under the Ohio ACP program, 1 if the landowner signs up he· forf" start ing the job. THE BIG PARADE LEADS For technical assistance call on Carl W. Bilikam, technician with the Soil Conservation Service . Both ortices are located in !lw Masonic templt>, Pome- TO INGELS FURNITURE roy . HOME Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby Hill , C:he.~ter, arrived home Monday from P~ris. France, on 'a 30 day ; emergency leave. He was ran- ) j ed home to be w!l.h his mother 1 who is seriously· ill in St. JosARRIVF.~ Pvt. John F . 1 EMPIRE FLOOR FURNACE-70,000 BTU cap.acity. Noiseless operation. Extra heavy combuation chan1ber and convenient controls. Packace price includeolifetime tank lease and complete inatallation of tank and furnace. 1 1 eph hospital. c ' ~NNOUNCE S(. >;.t u ,.t.,merlc:an Motors Corporation-Dedicated to Exeeilence 1 There will be an ice creafTI social at the Rock I 1 Ragalerly$386.9& ... NOWONLY •29!!)98 For mort inform1tio11 ... Clll or visit your nesrby ASHLAND Oil METERED GAS BUlK PlANT todByf Best .Values Of The Year ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY Rll>l•lf,. W. j 'tl• · - Phene: Jd·2221 INGELS FURN •• • ',J T"'of's "Cool living" Why 1uffer this Summer~ Yo u con M jay real comlor in Yfur home day ond night - with a new ElFCfRtC AI~ CONO!TlONER The STH BIRTHDAY SALE I Phone: WY,andotte 2·2167 l 1ptano. •27995 Man - FOR THE BIG Pomeroy, Ohio be- ginning at 6:30p.m., home made ice cream, cake, coffee. and 1 sof! drinks will be served Protratch tht Award·Wirmin 11 Danny Kaye Show on CBS· TV, Wednesdar evenings 10 PM, Channel 8 c~eds will go to the fund for a Reg.rly $3Ji6.96 ... NOW ONLY CIRCULATING HI!ATEII-Modern design. 70,000 BTU capacity. 4-speed blower. Noiseleoa oper~tion. Automatic temperature control. Lif• time combustion chamber. Packase p!'ii»ineludet lifetime tank le..., and complete installation of tank and heater. · Box 471, Highway 124 Spring.c; I Methodist church, June 26, ) CITY All INSTALLATIONS FEATURE DOUBLE WALL "METALBESTOS" According to Herbert E. , (Pete) Shields ASCS office man· j Even the standard equipment on the popular American includes smart curvedglallB side windows on all models and Roof-Top rack on the "330" wagon. Yet. with all this, the American is still economy king. Proof: the snappy 125-hp model ~ the best mileage winner in every official economy run entered. 21 S Third Avenue I I distributed by: ICE & FUEL COMPANY ment. Expensive-looking sporto car things like headrests, wire wheel covers plus a whole raft of other bead-turning options. GALLIPOLIS RAMBLER, INC., INSTALLAliON• ' permit easy and efficient operation of modern faarm equip- ' Things like America's only ~ue-on-the-lloor via an optional Twin-Stick Floor Shift that comes in a swank console. Big Rambler Selling Spree IN CL UDES LIFFTIMf TANK LFASE AND COMPLFTE drainage. 1 Things like two sizes of sporty bucket seat options-and you can have them in posh sable-grain vinyl. Come where the- buys are during the In Melgt and Gallla Counties 1 This is the car that's winning young-hearted America aa never before. The car that offers all the things that make an automobile fun to own and to drive. How can you do better than that? See your Rambler dealer today! Trust the man who wears the star See Your Friendly TEXACO DEALERS for eomp!ete or systematlc surrace drainage syl stems that provide uniform SALES UP 42% OVER LAST YEAR From the start, you save plenty of extra doll~, too. You pay America's Wwesf prices, • whether you're after a sedan, converfible, bard top or wagon. He~earrh in excess of the cost. The grtat- r . Hospital News and experience incli · cate that the low cost of sur· face drainage , about $10 to $25 1 • per acre, produces benefit!! far j "PACKAGE" '~ ' .1 :- - ~... 1 STIIANGE MENAGERIE-Marion Smallwood's adopted lam· Uy includes a great horned owl, squirrel and ~w-and theY live together happlly, Smallwood, • student at Otla· Forthtldnl "outbotrd tHm," use Texaco Outbotrd Motor Oil and Tex,co Fire Chief Gasol ine. Get them both from us. ' scheduling, goOO planning. and I the U!le of modern construct ion equipment a necessity. if one · is to meet lhe total job ahead . ,,..,,.eo,<;;;;;;;;::;,;;;;;;;d HmiEOWNERS MAX WARD For outboard en1ines (and for any enainethat uses 1a10line mixed with oil)-Ttx'aco Outboard Motor Oil is best! This clean-bumlnc oil reduces spark plug foullne, ke•ps deposits from buildine up on enaine parts, cull friction and wear. You 1et faster stort11nd meximum power! 1' The r<'latively short construe· · lion seasun 1fter harvest and [ the need of surface drainage on HP,,.. .~ j_ y. systems. ·;I A NEW IDlA HJR A MW EllA 1 here today that now is t h f' , time to schedule technical services for the de ..::ign and con- 1 strurllon of surtare drainage I ! m ·i Services. Mr . and Mrs. Lam- 1· bert and family accompanitd t'' Mr. Edwards home for a visit 1 wilh reJat1ves in Ihe area . 1· • Mrs. Ka~ie Davis sufrPred a . 1 fall recently at the home of Mr. 1 and Mrs. MPrlf' Davil'l. where · many acres of fertile Mt"igs county cropland. makts good vidf'd a surplus of more than million among 28 states. In 1931. Wiley Post and Har· old Gatly took off for a roundthe-world plane flight which Mrs. EarJing Lamberl and ; family In Texa11. wen• Mr. Lam- I bert ls stationed In lhe Armed choice 750·900 lb 19.50.20.50, good 18-19. cows J2.5U.I5, bulls 16-17.50, load rhoice around I cents hisher. j ill. feeder !lteers 18, vealers Few Jots 11verage to high mostly steady choice 23-25, &ood 914-9114 Jb olaughter ,20-23, standard 17-20. ' Conservation specialists said In 1836. the U.S. Treasury dL __ -.--------·- · lasted eight days, II hourt. ey'.s children l'ltayed with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Johnston. ' Mr. Ross Edwards ot Langs. ville recently spent some tlme \I'Jslting hi~ daughter, Mr. and ' few 850-900 lb 20.75·21, engines , free from fouling ~ 1 1 Keeps plugs clean WHfN MONEY IS THE QUESr/ON CITY LOAN IS THI ANSWIII' Mtddlopart-Pometoy &t. ~ .. l an&' Hospital there . Mrs. Am- 1 H~r•ld ChtM. M1r. 125 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. Phone WY 2·2171 1stem 23. few head 1050 lb 23 50, 1 'S<veral loads ond Jots mostly per cent, feeder cattle small lots, slaughter steers and heifers fairly active, cows stE•ady to strong, bulls steady to SO ~-- --~-·- , Dllyton lo visit Mr. 1'om Arney )who is a patient in t.he Veter- average choice 900-1175- lb 22-l CINCINNATI (UP!\ - Ltv•- 22.50, lot mixed steers and hief- 1 !'lock· ,en~ 906 Jb 22. 50, m1xed high CaUl! 2000. Calves 2M. bulk I good to average choice 900 ·! reeelpls good to avera~e rhoire 1200 lb 20.50-:Z.UO, bulk good · 900 • 1200 lb slaughter steers. 18.50-20, standard to low go od 1 ('Om parable arade• heifers 700- 117.50 • 18.50, iood averuge to 1900 Jb .~mall lots. cows seven high choice 788 lb ~ifers 2l.~, CHASE HARDWARF Slghature Loans By Clty Loan & Guaranty Co. Anllabl1 Ph. Pomeroy WY 2·5428 Market Report, "COLEMAN'1 Call.111. No ohllptlcm. Stationi in - v... tlaia ,.q mDMy an4 ,.;. 1' 1 Frank H. Johnston, !lcretary I - FUR COATS The J'BI today soarch!!d for The moon is approach.ine It(~ band playing roncerts at t h ~ full phase . Wfst Virginia and the fi'ederal The morning z;;tars are Jupl· Exhibition Hall. t.er . S&lum and Man. 1'ht WPst Virginia band is On this day In hl•lol'l'' compost>d ol students who were af~r OEPENDA8Lii DRY CLIANING By United Pres• lnternltlon•1 Entitlea Purcha..r To .~dii\IIIWDII on6 Auto Parking on All Flv~ l'llr D111. .A4g. 18th titru 2:1nd. fntry blonko muot be lilted out br lho • . 'l'upp,r! Pt•in•. Ohk• •Re•·d BrothtJrs Groce:y, He"d•vUJe, Ohio AU Dlroclo,. & ~~ ..... - "Ill "-•• tickets for tole. a FBI Presses Huntfor3 Rights Workers at Five Points •$isson's Sohlo Sol'\'lre St•tion on Rt. 7, 8UY YOUJt TJK!T NOW SPORT SOCKS ~etertrl cu1tomers or the companJ ,. SI!Wer char&:tl •n~ • • 1 .., I ••d"'"'"'d in Janu•., by t b • ,. CH:ully ul WCif Vir&inla Vai- ~ f 'orslt ~ School of MUilc. 1' b o 1 bind Ur undlt tho dlroclloll fl-• LA>ran Mercer, dlreetDr ol tile Warwood HJgh School at Wh<eJ. ·• Frank I ing, w. Va. Tbt members of tht IIJ.Itltl .. Miss Brown I• the daughttr of ' • band will spend three daya al · , Mr .and Mn Glen Brown of POINT PLEASANT - Ml" the Fair and "'""'Judo their trlp • VInton. Pam!! hi Buffington, Kerry Jar- i at NlaJara Fall• where thfyRet:ent Sunday dlnntr gu~st! n>ll,. FrPd Gau.t. John MrConl- will djne at tbe f1mous Shtr• of Callie M@th~neys wtre Mr. ha~ jnd Cher:v l M~nrne , aIl ton-Brock hotel. and Mrs Donald Metheny and members ot lhf" POint Plea ~anl chlldten." R@v. and Mrs. Cloyd IHigh School band , represent~ THE o\IMANAC Graves of Londo11derry 8 n d i Polnt Pleasant a1 !hf" WE"st VlrMr!. Raymond Hoffman'. j girtla Day or the World 's F1ir By Uolleil Pr011 llltmuttloniiMr. and Mn. George Martln 1Saturday. Toda)' Is Tuesday, Juns U 1 the 175111 day of 11164 wllh 111 and ehlldren. Paul and Bar' The students wf"rP mPmbfors 1 b•ra of Jackson f·eturned hom~ of the West Virgmia 110 piece lo follow. I ATTENTION e'1 Keystone Service F't'vc Mus·i.-.i<ULS 'Represen t c·I tY Georee Johnoton. and Mtos Shar· on Geor&• of Vinton. and Mr. Johmton. who ...nt '" I In New York Virginia and wert married there Two couples in the VJCUuly wue married recenUy. Thsy oro Mtu Diona Blown lnd 1\lr.l LADIES GUSHIONID Metga water five Jll'andchildren and 10 &rut• ing. Jll'&ndchlldren. One of ti1e alms of the Fair He was • frequent visitor here MIDDLW~ONT, 0, Iand leaves several relative& a· He was a member of the Vln· lc; to acquaint the general pubton Masonic body for 55 yeats, lie with !he skills o£ our people 1 member of the Wellston First and to open new m1rkels for Baptist church, and ol the the sale of their craft.o. E'lleo lodge. Friends may call at hla late , - - - - - - - - - FIFTY YEAR PIN Mro. Morah Leonard Middlelf64 MEIGS liOIINTY FAIR MEMIERSHIP rtoldence ofter Wedne8doy noon IU•ittetl ServiCeS port was presented a 50 year membership pin fast week at 231 South Wisconaln A v e . , - - - - - - -- -TJOKITS NOW ON SAL! AT ... !!ron{ Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, by W•llston, and at the McCall Fu· Mrs. Harry Houdashelt. Mrs. Leonard became a member neral Home this t\l'enlnl. elm!ohl'• Sohlo Service Station on Rt. 33 north of the OES on June 17, 1914.- Sentinel Photo. !If Follleroy, Ohio Graveside ~rvlces will -~1utor Insurance Agency, East Sec~nd St., held at the Vinton Memor·iall : omeroy, Ohio Park cemetery at 2 p.m. ·• illlon'a Pick-A-Pair Shoe Stm·e, West Main St., day, with tho Re>. Gerald Pomefl'l)', Ohio kino in charge. •Miildl~:Port Dept. Store. Mill St , Middleport. 0. ·•Wald Qross Sons Store, Rocine, Ohio Ea1y Terms AvaUabltl •Kaifeed Store, Chester, Ohio ·Me ~n'~ Market on Rt. 124 hetween Syracuse HACK En'S , apd cine, Ohio SOHIO SERVICE ~'s Sohio Service Station. Harrisnnvillt-, Ohio . POM*ROY p t. Uast. Salem Center Geno Orate aottlited Jn conducting tho meetlnl. He said 11 will propose, sub· Services are announoed f • r CHARLESTON, W. Va. - The jecl to review and revision by Henry MoMJJiln, 88, nrlire4 rail· Mountain State Art and . rood worter and Spanish Am- Fair will bo held lhls y..r at a 100 per cent bUUog He wat born and rallted in Co.. - - - - - - - - ·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.,!une 2ll, lHf.f ewer~•· . FEEl rEflE~ \~ ALL PACKED UP-Gtraflea 11'8 not the easiest animals to ahlp. This one, Claudia ~lr, .a 21;-ycaroflld male born 1!1 Chicago's Brookfield Zoo, ooks as thoulh he's packed n ~Is own suitcase. The big 'ell!>w- ll bolng llblpfe.t to the Southwick Alllma Farfa . ii!B~.Kau. . - ~ rtew models ol your dMter 's store ore. • Rated to Je the c"Ji"' iob v•v r.qulr• e Thinn.r and more attractlv. lhon ever e Aulomotk Woolf<" Contrel ol you• ftngortipo whon I"'U., , :'~~~~~AIR C DITIONER ANO ENT!It THE WONDIItfUL WOIILD OF EIECTIIC uv...-: It's Flame less! Stt the many mod.ll now .,. diBpJa~ at flOUr fJLfCTRlC APPLIANCE DEALERS! ~ OHIO PO~ ~OMPANY ~ ··:::.~-:::;\'.- ••rwoc•" •••ni.•~. ~••••••-'•• . �r.... .. ...,., .... !,k ~ 1i. ·.·•. cr. ,· . .:. .... r ~- . • ' For Sale WANT AD INFORMATION I Business Services -~ 8-Dafly Senane1, POmeroy·Mlddleport, 0., June 23, 19M JBusiness Opportunities ,-:::::_--_-__- - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . , 2 SIGNS DEADWJ'oj i!:S OP 5 .00 P M. Oay ~l!fn rl!! Pu t.lleatl on Mo ni311)' Deadline IHin -' M QUALITY \l nntl ay 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. I Fighter Fullmer, Manager M;n'V Jenson Will Retire From Boxing fI CA:'IlL'EU....,ri0.'\1$ ('OlHl f:rT I t)i'I.S WIU b• l <"<'<'P' ' d For unt i l \I UO A M Oa > nl Pu h l1rH t out> R lo":l Ot ·I .A !' I ONS rr.t p u tol•~h• • • e-se r ~t'~ rne r t Rfl • o ,.,, ,, "' ttl ~ · 1 ftn\ • d• dl't' med ,,,,. ' " '~t•l e ~" " " ~ hu 11 l l1 lw FRED LASIWELt. hto ~ l" "''/1 •h• 1 ,.,,..., < mm~trll ~ •rh 111l' ou b will 'IO' tl f' r "' ~ pon ~ l tl l' fe>r >hat> r>l'l• ln r llrort•l l n <r r u n n tl. A r ES c .. n t l per wo ro ~ l . n o mum ll L<"u to p 1t1 :t' ~ l lPH e • n ~torl i OII~ JDC\', <n!le r llon til.) ee!118 ..rord f ot fhrl'e ''"" o ,u, um ldl fll ;<l <Jn e Ch io<IIC wll~on on paid l O dll'l a.dl - and CARU Ot rH A O';K S lit OBLT\J ARH:s - 11.25 f o r :'iCl ,.·nrd m tn · •m um f.:ll fll add l!o nn al wo rd I t' CROSSWORD LTuMy I, Out of It Subltlt.ut. ti.JO A M.. 1.o :..uu r ,11 Da!ly Saturd ay -& :Ill 1\ \1 t.o \2 :00 HOO P - .. -.... 1.8Udlan4 note 18.Apwnp handle 17. Compa.. ..- ad. Call Bob Roberts, CH 72337. 6 23 Jtc 23. A n.ecktt. 27. JOxemfn•, - fe.MatuNJ ant .U. Biblleal ar.x- 21.1te(I'Ot 2Z. Harem 100111 24. Cc>alm4 for IQ"e Allnr• 38. Baeebaaallanery wltlt 88.11'h!D JO. Girl: II. tholl&' 20.Fiou- Y d eoUido u . Tropkal point J8.Narrow I\1ATCH. Identify and pay for ,... 18. Grampu11 15. Enemy Line Scores 14. Ptkallka 10. 8 - l l l l t lL Vfnt!INtef boor 14. Guido'• R.Mofa. tuft no more ·~· Kind of Lost end Found town 21.N1Unt... 28. 1ndlau' ahellon cou.p • - Bod temper '· Baker'• wol. PHONE WY 2-2157 &. Perform li.rrtor for IJ)Inacb W lt.NT o\D Jll. Oblo PUL" clot' 11. Dulnr 12. Devlltilb: IT'S !iO l!:lt.S'V 1'0 PLAt.:E A RESULT PROUUCING I."P- ..... ~.Gulded ot 4.6. Family: land 8cot. booka Notic• :ni.SUp 80. 3wnpod 8ll. VIle 88. P'eoolll&' ....... Ill. Ceyola Jamb BB.llotbor aheep II. Before 42.A44, Blaclc -· aodbluo 411. Femalo 4T. InclJIIO (8. Var!op.le<l, uahor.e :In color 49. Sharp IIOWlf LL&rae volqme I. Rlllllaa river DAIL V CRYPTOQUOTE - He..,•a how t. work It: AXYDLBA.t.XB . Ill LONQFELLOW One letter ttlmply Randa for another. In UU IBmple A Is Uled for the three L'a. X for the two 0'.. etc. Slngle lettcn: apo•tropbiea, the lengtll llld form&Uoa. of tbl worda ar aJ{ h1 t.t Each day the code !etten are dltterent. e n · DICK TRACe A OJJrtuaa- Qucttat~q NLZOITSOO e!IN )f lw:. T.M. .... u,s. hi. ow. "Who'd have thought that aftor 17 yearo Janie would atni have ua up half tho night walkin& the floor!" WJEH RADIO PROGRAM LOG MOND'Y THROIJGH FRIDAY 6 II SlgD On 6 15 Musical Clock 7:30 Newa Headlines 7-31 MusiCal Clock 7 45 The Wellno 8 00 Ohio Valley News 8 00 World, National No"'' 8 10 Sports 8 15 Weather Picture 8 18 Mus.loal Clock 8 55 Community Newt! 9 00 Talk ol the Town 9 5fi Mason County Newa 10:00 Family Worship Hour 10 16 Public Service 10 PT. PLEASANT FOUR R()f)MS. bali! and baseSr.ruggs of Charleston was sen· SINGER DESK type, 11 k e ment, furnace heatP hone PIANO luning. Newm an Burtenced L1 the state penitentlnew. Zig zags, makes but- WY 2-3319. 4 28 tfc delle, Middleport, WY 2ary for one to 10 years after 6 23 3lc pleading guilty to a forgery tonholes, overcast;, blind -:-c= = ----,--,,5246. 6 18 30te 4 charge. Scrugg~ was sentenced hems, designs, etc. GuaranROOM apartment with bath. FOR YOUR Bnlldoz·~ r 1rk Mason ' teed. Balance $37.81 or $6 Phone WY 2-5385 · P!vme W' 2-6455. raul L Bai· HOUSE for sale , 6 rooms and Monday morning in bath, with <'Ustom built kit- County Circuit Court. He had monthly. Phone WY 2-2204. ;;-c;--;--c----;-:-----:5--:-6 tfc ley. p.,meroy, Ohio. R D 2. chen. near school, corner of been indicted by the May grand ' 6 19 5tc Unfurnished house, 4 rooms, 6 1 30tp 4th and Lincoln, in Middle· on the forgery charge. .~Y SWERPER, complete u11 1ity and bath. 1655 Pomt 1.::=======-......:·-:-=.-~ 1 port. Call Gene Coleman , SH jury HeJen Donovan. Route 2, Pt. ·' witb power polish>?r Can't be Lane, Pomeroy. Pnone WY 2· 2-5329 or WY 2-3196. 6-20-3tc Pleasant. and HomPr Leland told from new. Perfect run3874. 3 3 tfc POMEROY, OHIO i Miller, Middleport, Ohio, were i Ding condition. Guaranteed THH EE and four roo'b furnisheNEW HOME fur sale. 3 bedeach placed on three years pro-In the Hearl of Balance due 8 payments of ed and unturntsbed apart· room built-in cabinets car- bation. Miller was indi("ted for ments WY 2->434 12 6 tic THE AMERICAN RUHR $7 A pa month. Phone WY port. frunt porch, ~ acre breaking and entering and pled %-2204. 6 '" 5tc FURNI:iHED and unlurr.Ushed ground. Prire $10,000. O'Ddl i quilty to the charge. Helen General Real Estate ap~rtments Inquire 11 the Man ley , Rutland, 0 . Ph . SH Donovar. was indicted for in· USED FREEZER BUYS , Oh1o HutP.I. !)-22-tf< 2-4191. 6-21).3tp lent to defraud and entered a 5orvice 16 Cu. A .. Uftlco guilty plea. CHEST PREEZER __ $100 MODERN 4 room <10d bath ' 20 Cu. Pt. Friglcaire iornish« ap•cJment_ Phone CUCKL!R RIALTY I FOR SALE bv owner In MidCHEST FREEZER _ SilO ASK TO WED ' WY 2-3874. 5 12 tfc i dleport, 3 bedroom horne, 14 Cu. Ft . Philco PT. PLEASANT - Four UPRIGHT FREEZER - $125 T!IPEE bedroom house on Lin· Box 229 PMne WY Nl30 I built-in kilchen, wall to wall 23 Cu. Ft. Unrco couples have made application UPRIIOHT FREEZER - SIOO Hill . Phoot l~=========~~ carp~ting:. the I WI 2-3346 or y,ry 2-2186. 1. - -·close to schools. 6-20-6tc for marriage licemes in Good Norge Retrigttratoroffice of the County Clerk. Apftl'ftMr Combirtation $135 4 20 tfe Servel Gas Refriger•tor $100 Professional Dry Clea!1mg FOR SALE : 3 bedroom home, plying were Thomas Lewis U•d Wringe-r Wash•r S3S and Shirt Laundry , I in Syracuse, hardwood flonrs, Sayre, 25, Letart, and Della Employment Wanted 1 Hour Cleanm" gas furnae~. storm doors, Louease Stone, 24, Leon. ClifPomeroy Landmark 25, Altertn and RepalrtnO carport . Phone WY 2 . 3424 ford Gerald Cutlip, Jr., 1 WY 2·2181 Jack Cer1r,, Mgr !lOUSEWORK, n"rsing in · Pocketl and Zippen afternoons . 6-20-6tp Richwood, and Mable Marie les!' for fine home 1 the home, baby sit. clean. I 10 lbs. Dry Cleaning $2.00 Jewell, 23, Letart. James Kay fumBhings at B<H<t·r Furni ' mg . Aga~e ~ Rusrhel , Box 56, FOR SAL~ in Middleport, 4 I Duddmg, 22, Mason, and Lois DISCOuNTS ture in MidLliPpnrt Ohto llartfor..:, W. \' H. bedroom brick house, 2 · Jean Johnson, 17, New Haven. PICKUP & P&LIVERY 4 11 tic 6 19 6tp __ - - · _ __ baths, lot and a hall , out of ' Donald Leroy Martin, 20, Pt. PAINTING . intenor and ex- : ABC CLEANERS htgh water . Nice location. Pleasant and Effie Irene Sid1 -- ' I so Latcbslrln 8 10 5& World Newo 11:00 MoraJD& Melodln (ucept Friday, Chllreb Bella Rinl> 11:!5 World No'" II: 55 Muon Countr Ne• 12 ·oo Community Newo 12.<Xi J..cQJ Ne111 12:10 Markell 12:15 MJd Day Weather 12-20 !!van. BUUetin ea.rC 12·25 Noww D Grams 12 30 Agriculture Agent tt:45 Country Go Round I 5& Newo Beat 2 00 Country Go Row!~ a 55 Newo Beat 3 00 Lel'o rate a lln!at 3 55 Newo Beat 4 00 ~ wttb Dou 4.30 lnlercblnp Every rooDI has its o"Wn te01p. control. (Comfortable reason for eleetrle heat!) TERRY 1 5:00 Community NeWI 5:<Xi World, National News 5·15 Spotlight on Sports 5 25 Weather 5· 30 Dlnner Musioalt 6:00 Sunset Blvd, 7:30 Sign Off SATURDAY 6:15 Sign On FHDTUS, ORL VLFP I~ I=A REW ~LL ~'.t:VE R. IILBLZIFFO ISV VLDPTSO ZLQUDL Ult h CHESTER GOULD TO suo TD AIS.-U. TO MY MOON t-1Qiv1 E ' MY BRIDGES A::<'E O?>'S SED ! T F· BLB• RU FALD YMterda,.• Crnfotu.otet AN AGE OF IGNORANCE J8 AN Aal! OF ClilRmiONY.-B.UWEL JOHNSON c,.... .,._ ....._.........,_ WMPO Radio MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY 6·00 Sign On Sign on Newa 6:05 Counlr)' Music Time Sacred Hearl 8:2ll Coun~ Jamboree Country Jamboree 1:35 John Harma Farm News 7:05 Breakfast Party Paul Bowen 9:15 Jones Buick Show 6: 15 Musical CJOCI\ 1:4• Meigs Ct Agr. l!xt. 10:15 Tbe Go<><l Life 7:45 Tbe LUeltne 7:00 News 10:35 Music 1n Tho Air 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 10 :45 TbJs Is Music 8·05 World. National News 7:3t. Newa 1L05 Top Ten Sbow 8 10 Sports Today 7:35 Picken: Hardware 11:35 Top Ten Show (Duttons) 8 15 Weather Picture (Tues.-Tbun.) 12:00 Noon News 816 Musical Clock 7:llfl News Report 12.13 Musical Interlude 8 55 News 8 00 Breakfllll Party 12::10 Rev. Merlin Te"ts 9 00 Musical Cbck I : 10 Roy's Food Basket 1:00 Pia tter Part• 9:30 Sona & Story T!nw 8:Sil Van Patrick Sporll 7:00 Sundown Serenade 9:45 Pamlly Worsblp Hour 8:• Saker Furniture-Wed-rrt 7:30 Sign Off 10:00 Newa 1:55 Open Houae 10:85 High Scbool Hit Parade t :IIO News 8t1NUAY 10:115 News t:05 Coffee Wltll Janel 7:05 Sign On 11:00 Army l'lme t :tb Bet!} Newton 7:30 French City BapUsl Hour t________:__,;,=.:.:~C:..~"'"~~'d 11:30 Special Commuru,, 11:00 Mlnloterial Assoc. t.1Jtl Wings of Healmg ABBIE AND SLATS Programs 11:15 Country Driften M·W t:30 Bible Speako to You 12:00 News Roundup 11:15 Masoo Cl Air- I!:•~Tue 10:00 Voice or Prophecy 12:20 BUUoUn Board 1LI5 A.S.C. Program-Frl 10:35 Wash. Reports to People 12:25 Newa 0 Gramo 11 .13 Famlly Worsllip--Thun. 11:00 SUnday Show 12 30 Saturday MaUnee 11: lb Tlny'o Coontry llymna 12 ·00 Nooo News 1:55 News Beat 12·00 Noon Report 12:15 Christian Hour z:00 Saturday Matinee 1,2:30 Goestler'l Guest Star-Fri. 12:011 Rev Merlin Teets 2:55 NOWI Beat 12:31> Mualc Just For You 1:00 Billy Graham 3:00 Saturday Malinee 4:1b Blaottnar Sbow·Tuea. 1:3fi Lutheran Hour 3:55 Nowa Beat 4:30 Local Newo 2:00 Tbe Church At ~ork 4:00 Dlsclnt! with Dou 4:114 Bowlin& Scoru 5:00 Country Hymn Timers 4:30 Top Ten Rewa 8:00 New• I 1ii World In Review 5:00 News SUJnmary 7:30 SJsn 00 6:00 Baptist Hour U5 Dinner Musical• 8A1111\DU 7:00 Sign Off 7:30 Sign Off 6:00 1:05 6::10 1:30 1:35 Bw HAROLD GRAY o ._, t LEAVE "ER R t f ~ I' . T 1l l T li"-;-f! r!I<C,~fS ~ ULLI M IGHT G.W.8 "l"H<;T . !, '...HO'JEl. 1--\~f START ' i FIL" 11.- 1r1 "" HE ,~ "'-... ,fil l .~ .I TREHCH ! --...' . .. · -· -------c-. '":1 r~ lv RAEBURN VANBUREN 1 1'AI 'c, •tJ .• t.." ,: 1 •rll, j lH'- 1( . f',L•I rr~ '.. t'_, I J o)Q>, 1 "tiCN I<,:. , , :; 1 1 AN ANT COI.JUlN'T SL. :P - HROu G ~ ~t-1 ! .!' D? A6 NET, LET AlONE ,A. MAN .1 Bw GEOIIGE WONDER WlNIIIIE WlfiiiCLii ! coin Pomero} Call WY 2-3787. 11"! 0:: V'-"-' ! V"-. f"' V V• .•..:"' Set it~ '' rl lU TAK= A RfST f J-:-.. - ~~·~f• TO ME LIKE Y.JU 1..: 2 ...• · , ~ 1 forget it. TO BE BUS ::1-2 t\ 0 '~ "':.~; - / TI-l AN \U! /l.f..?!c: f.! E:'.::· '___) ~ ...... 1 (Enjoyable reason for eleetrlt> beat!) \ ,.,r \·. ,- ' -----:'' \ -..l I 11-!. L t't' A LA1<( K . RE5T ANPRELAXAllOM I BJf::F :-' Cl= T14AT I'LL CALL ON ONC e-:: Cl.. ..., A.:COUNTe I~ ·:. >-~-'<-=\·~ ~:<, CITY l 11AJ:' ~·: '>J ·:c !if: I ~, l'-'' LL :::c··.·.:: F,R5T ... M WI-lEN I GET 7 ! VSED work Carl p;:ri l." .1 nf1 ~heval"' 'N I.'i l."n·• ,\ o~· .. m G JJ :lfl 1 I tPr •nr contracf!l wa nted. Ro- · ger Cull vms. 20B Butternot i PI Tel. \I'Y 2-268l . & SHIRT LAUNDRY 173-5543 Mason, W . Va See by appointment , or rall ers, 17, ' Henderson. WY 2-2885 or WY 2-3250. '-:===:::::=====~·'J------(61 PROBE ACCIDENT Sheriffs IR ~AI . f: - ~l "XII · .'ln IOmHIO 6 18 6tp l lfEATING. PlomblnJ:, MorOer FOR SALE : 7 rooms and bath,\ deparlment investigated a one Holmes, Furna<••· .\mold Brotlren, house on Rutland Road. vehicle accidi'nl Monday 6 :45 6 8 tic FOr 5a Ie Ot Rent _ &II Ea~:r Ma•n Street, Pom- Large lot. Alummum storm a. m. on Elate Route 2 result, Hlr. l! EST AND BEST ' erey. Pbo~e Wl' t..!441. doors and windows . Reason· in8 in $200 property damage 1 li room hnu se to lw HOL1SE for rent or sale, by 1 7 20 tfc able. KPnneth Se.ar!e. SH 2-- but no pe~onal injury. The r~" rn m Pd from PrP m i "" " rr11 m1h I~· p<n menls on Iand - l..rt-;;-::-::Gneser==-::c.-::PI:::dld=bbl=l:-c:: •lllll 51112. 6 11 30tc mishap occt~rred when t vehic· L · .-1 ;-1 n1 Locu.;;t Si r,'P I~ . ('nntracl. 532 l\1ill Street, Mid- I le traveling south or. Route 2 Heating 1 Mi•Ht ·•p• 11·t fr hi:1 C;-~1 , \\ V 2· r!l t-<porl . Phone V:Y 2-5262 ' l iN SYRACUSE. thrf'e bedroom driven by Diasy Leota D-!em, Mln~rsville llbk' m()(lern home. near school 40, Huntington, skidded on the 5221 . 1-i "22 :tlr ' ~ l~ tfc f.ml VOUf 'ii,.Wef tJuUl'leS M ~tl~":rn inqulalrd .fall board wet pavement, turned around . ' 1\ND tJSED clnlhrn Q .;n!rl 1! 1 H ' ~;E TO RENT or bu~· on WP ba\'e aU 'llile.J he<~ttng , large lot 72 x 293. in the highway and landed in B' PPPr l Hawli"rornp·s on \1r i~ nr! tirl.nwl in EasiPrn H r~ h :'hur.cfa m to5p m WV a dilch on tho opposite •Ide of ft.foas11naalf' k.aLel 1\-br\ah RidgE', H1dm• . Ohrn. <rnd Ri,· pn ·i•'W S(·hoo l rli~· 2·:nn4. R\·~nings, 1 to 9 p m tbe ro~aa . No rha.·ges were COill wt W974 uar or Nlent 1\t 2, Phune WI 9-,f1'74 1 tr ieL p:,one WI 9-2~" ltp wv J-2•41 I ! lfc placecl agalllsl lhe driver. 22 7 :16 Uc I 22 6tc __ ______ _ · 1 I . 10 tie I PT . 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At 1:30 p.m. last Saturdey, As f J was the theme of the annual da ve . haa been cancel- June 20th, at St. Patrick's Ca0 ODe 15 Children's Day program pre- edy e ""'f;... tte d 1l>e thedral in Kent. Miss Batbara . Middleport ' The annual Chlldren s Day program of the First PresbyMrs. Ulah Swan of 'fuppers tenan Church '" MtddlepOrt Mr. and Mrs. James Mournth~t. Tampa. F'lorlda. Mr and Pl~ms sdpcnt the week end Wltb 1 was present~ Sunday, June 21 log and Mr and Mrs. Wllllam sented at the Pomeroy First Rac:e ~e~ 1ns::.ti:s ~ offi- IGrimm was united in marriage Effective last ...June 15 Mrs 1.\lf' F'ranf'e and child- ~ M an Mrs. Sherley Swan, I durmg the Sunday School hour. Nelsoo have returned from a Baptist church during the worto Mr. Thomas Brutvan. f 1or Oh'10 bar be r 1·tcenset · Long Bottom /M Rodn Sa · t k tr' to Calli Ia . . cers. ees ren. Joe and Don 1a of Milton, M H rs. ey uer, supenn- wo.-wee 1p om . The ship service Sunday morrung. June %4 1 A wedding reception was held and applications w~re lncreatrs. enry Zeisler and dau- ~ tendent of the Sunday School, Mourrungs' son, Da1e, remainat the Smorgasbord restaurant . . \\ V M1 . d \1 . Jnl10 Ut t b \ • d a\ id rs 5 - 1ghter, Rulh, of Youngstown conducted the opening program ed with hiS grandmother Mrs The vanous depa.rtments par- 1'be Wildwood Garden club for about 150 uests followin ed. This was prov1ded for ill t"r uc r an l ' r rPn . unme, and Mrs P're<t Batley of Gir- The boys of the class present: Dale Mourning, while ' thek ticipated with lesson ~iods, will meet at the home of Mrs. the ceremon . g g House ~ill 948 passed in t b • ~tla \\ lllo" from Scranton, Kyf ard arnved Saturday ,called / ed a song " Forward for Jesus" daughter Juli stayed with her dramatizations and a children's Milton Houdashelt Wednesday, The b ld y th d hte of last legislature. ,.ltss Clara Jean F'rancto o b h d h I . ' ' ' h at 8 p m for a wiener roast r e I& e aug r The regiii!R!red barber'• reL , JJ Oth , I Y t e eat o their sJSter· l with the entire class joining for grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. c orr. · . · Mr. and Mrs Wilham Grunm . . angs \ I e er \ lsltors were m·law Mrs Wilham Bailey th "Go F th " R 'ta T W It of p in p , The annual picnic of class 12 . newal fee ts now $7~50, the ISsuMrs Ess' John:-;on and son, and a;e guests of Mr. and ' til~nsSO:!;e presen~~ by th:C~ol~ om a ~rs o t leasant. Mtss Charlene Zundel, acting and the W.S.C.S. of Heath of Letart F~ll~. Mr._Gr:mm, f~r· ance fee (first hcense after eX· John. of Hurrrc:wt' ~ Va .Mrs Homer Radford. lowing· "A Greeting to Par- Pat Story, grandson of Mrs. as a new IM:rson _in the com- Methodi.Bt Church will be held merl~ an atrline_ptbt for Urut- amination) is $4.50, restoratioD One u! the r f;jn{ e s daught- j Mr and Mrs. Eldon Weeks ents " Terri In els " Hi All " Dale Mourning visited recently ~uruty • was mt_e~tewed by the Wednesday, June 21 at the home ed Airlines In_Chicago, h~s ~n f1-e is Sl5, and exapunation fee ers. Lr!.Jdn Chap man of Bore- returned home Saturday after Kathy Colemang " Who 's Jill m Bloomington, Ind. with Mr. director of _Christian education, of Mrs.' M. L. French. All wom- co~ined to his ho~e With JJI- is now $18. 1 1101 lng. i\. d could com~ for a week's vrs1t m Reynoldsburg 1' II' lb "Su ' I' L'ttl " and Mrs. William Price. taken by Miss Sharon Zundel. en of the church are invited. n~ for som~ ttme. Mrs. For the Rgi!ltered apprentice 1 e, thts reumon . a urn, re m M R Tu k · - 1e Gramm was m attendance at 1 · w1th their son and daugtJter- Valerie Lewis "Another Day," r. ue c erman, Middle- The Kindergarten department A conuruttee from both CI1'C s Lt edd' the reaewa fee IS oow $3, the I m-law, Mr <1nd Mrs. John R. Danny UJwe~ ''Marks." Don port, and his son and family, wltb Miss Shirley Wippel teach- will provide meat and dessert 1; , . : b .:B· . ln Issuance fee (first license after HAVF. ca 'F.STS I w. . eks and son, Tom. Mr Vaughan, '' The~ - And Now,'', Edgar Tuckerman, Carol a_nd er, enacted a lesson period a· with those attend~ng asked to ria e ri h was given mar- examination) is $3,. res~oration Weekt'nd gut>· ts of Mrs V. eeks also attended U1e an- Valli vaughan ''I' m sure" Les-~Tom of Ati"~ns. were in Pomt bout Christ blessing the child- bring a covered dish and table W ~ by uncJe, Mr. Albert fee $15, and exammatton fee Nelht> Borgan uf~ 'aarnsonvJlle nual EUB Southeast Ohio con· he lngels "God's Sign,; Beth Pleasant Sunday where they ren and sang "Jesus Loves All service. ~~I of. ~Stfad F~ls. $7 50. 1 wert! hmt>s Borg an and fam !erem:e held at Westerv11le Vaugh~n ' "Welcome' My were dinner guests of Mrs. Nor· The Children' Of The World " JUNE f.5 b ow~ng e reception th,e Application for renewal propilv and• Al len Borcran all of Mr and Mrs. C. J . Struble Friends ,: Marty Ingels "My rna Sullivan. The dinner was The Primary department dr~· The Rock Springs Grange ri an IngrooCm ledft on ~ bon- erly completed, with }Jroper fee, o , . WI'th Part," Becky ' • Columbus Sund:n dmn<>r guest spL nt Iast v.eek m Manon Roush, ''' Wait~ held m ob serv ance of F a ther 's Imatized the Bible story' "The will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. eymoon Falls and toew anao a ' Niagara . aItac h-" eu, mus t be recelve d by ot Mrs Horgan v.ere Mr and thc1r daughter and son-in-law, tng" Steve Walburn "Mothers Day and also the birthday of Good Samaritan" and the Jun- There uill be a program Ellld tu th N . Y rk. On_ thetr the State Board of Barber Ex1 Mrs Pald Cottrell and ·t· hrld- Mr. and Mrs. Jack . ~ramer Br~ght Their Orild;en," Esth- ~m. Mrs. Sullivan se~ed a ior department with Miss Shar· refreshments be ~rved. ~ 2~L 'Zb~il ~in r=~~~ aminers, 513 Wyandotte Buildren heJ ::. Isler :Vlr and Mrs and fami ly and also VISJted m er Lowt!ry " and ''Good-bye and birthday cake for Toms birth- on Young as teacher sang The Women s Assocl3tion of H I h y ., mg, Columbus, Ohio by no lat' Tommy Lowery. day · g ts.bri C L Dowden . and her niece, C'I l'VeJcm d WI"th Mr. at.d Mrs. Thanks" by Lord , I Want To Be ' A Chris-' the F'trS t Um_'ted PresbYI erIan eThe _ er_ th ~n A~gus t 31 • 1964 · OtherMr. and !'us Joh n \1auek of John Gotham and son. The concluding number was Mrs. Worley Howell has been tian and Fairest Lord Jesus Church In M1ddlepor will meet de Is 8 recent ~rad~ Wise It wul be necessary to Fort Ashb\ w va Mr. and Mrs. William Fish· j the class singing ~<BIBLE." returned to _her home from and,also led ln a litany prayer. Thursdayevenlngatthecburch ate of _Kent State_ Uruversity m make application for restora. - - ~ -- er and >On of Belpre spent a Mrs. Ann Lyons, Mrs. Kate Holzer Hospttal where she bas at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Rodney Sau- Educsltoh and will be employ- tion and pay additional fee. •.wek end w1th their parents, I Bachner, and Mrs. Jack Cole- been a medical patient. She is Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel present- er Is program chairman and ed this conung sch~J season as nli!l,Jil~·fll·1· r~ I Mr and Mrs Mason Fisher man were in charge of the pro- recovering satisfactorily at her I e<~ a brief summary of a recent Mrs. Dwlght Wallace will give a teacher Jn ~ thl~ grade. ~~~"'.oi.Z•i$Jt"!'4J'Q~,;;~')J I. I~ !.& ;!I ~ • nd Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold. I gram. Promotions will be pre- home on Grant-st. publication, "Children And The devotiOIIS. Hostesses will be . The gr~m •. a nattve of Kent, CHICAGO IUPII _ ,. 0 01 TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Roland Fisher, student at sented to the Primary, Junior Jimmy Miller, son of Mr. and Bible," and William Watson pre- Mrs. Karl Owens, Mrs. Bethel IS a seruor m Sales Mana_ge- Lee Shelley, E 19_year _ old FAMILY NIGHTS ~1ounlam State Busmess Col- I and Junior High Departments Mrs. Myron Miller, bas return- sented a solo in keeping with Coleman, Mrs. Branch Flem· ~~nt at _Kent ~tate and wIll model arrested wheu 8 he w1 1t Dliney's lege , spent thee week end with at a later date. Three new mem- ed from severa days visit with Father's Day. The congrega- ing, Mrs. Carl Harker, Mrs. fimsh Uu_s commg se~son. . showed up at 8 crowded beach "ALMOST ANGELS" h1s parents, Mr and Mrs. Ma- bers were added to the Cradle iMr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller in lion sang, 11 Faith Of Our Fa· Robert Starkey, Mrs. Walter Precedmg the wedding a brr- jn 8 topless bathing soit, ask· Pelt"!' hnu·oT~~~'\n Scully son Fisher and family. ~ Roll i.ncluding Pamela An " I Bridgeport. W. Va. i thers,"' to conclude the pro- O_wem, and Mrs. William Mor- dal party was held at ~e home ed for an all..make jury trial - ami Gordon Fisher s~nt Sunday Crooks. Herbert Michael Oh-l Mr. and Mrs. ~on Young and gram. r 1s. . of Mr. and Mrs. Robet _t lb l_e, Monday. "SEVEN SEAS TO CALAIS" m Athens and attended the ball linger. and Thomas Lawrence her brother, David Jackson atThe annual Methodmt Con- former residents ?f Racine, w1th _.1 hope an aD·man jury Rod Tayl or ~.e1th \'iJ tehP II ~amP KelJv Jr tended the 44th wedding anniANNOUNCE BIRm terence repOrt and election of about 30 guests·- In attendance. Ill h " be ld (C olon · . · )' · . . G ts tte din f M . w ear my case, s sa Mrs. Russ Watson and ruece 1 versary of thetr brother and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Evans, chairman and secretary of the ues a n g rom e1gs at her arralgnmen& In WornThurs. & Fri. June 25 .26 Miss Mananna MarshaiJ , of sister-in-law, Mr. and M r s. Jr. of CUlver City, Ws Ange- Official Board will be import- Cl-unty wer~ Mr. and ~rs. Dick en's Court. Trial was set for " GYPSY " Loutsv tlle. Ky., retu;ned .here I Douglas Jackson of RenviUe 1les, Calif. are announcing the ant item• of business when the Sterrett, MtSs Ruth Wmgett of I July IO, Wnh Hosalrnd Russe iJ Fnday after a weeks VISit UJ Sunday. Jb1rth o( a daughter, Reg.tna organizttional meeting of the Syracuse, Sanade H. Jtees, Mrs. Followi g a . hef <~ml Na talr e \\ oud New York City and attended Kevin Dailey, son of Mr. and ,Ann. The baby, weighing 7 Hepth MeUlodtst Church Offie- Edna Knopp and son :l'lax, Jam- a woma: magi•:;::: ,;.re ~ Teehn wolor 1 -A ndthe World's Fair They also Mrs. Howard Dailey, will return pounds and 10 ounces, waa ial Board meets Thursday eve- es E. S1mpson all of Racine, Shelle a·d b sd ' 1 k tss . m . Summit, . N. 0 ' and dau- If sh Y!.:l ''HARBOR LtGHl S" vtstled relatives to the GalhpOlis Chruc for fur- hom May 24 at Memortal Hos- nlng at 8 p.m. All members Mrs. Willi am Gnmm will se oesno th to now 1 Kent Taylor Jeff Morrow J . and while there went on a 1 · in Culver City. Maternal urged to be present. ghter ·Patty of Letart Falls; 1t e 1 ;~ar h e ld P e~: • 1 ther eye rurgery this week. He - - ---- · sightseerng trip to Washington, A report on money-making 1' sustained an eye inJ·urv sever- grandparents are Mr and Mrs The Riverview Garden Club James E . Simpson of Middle· surtaalgal n. u,, 5 e sa f , · t · he th · · · D C. 1 proJec s was given w n . e at weeks ago and was hospital- Forrest Maubray of Vandalia, wiU meet at the Portland Park port, and Mrs. R. D. Wilsm and cebl ..ny was more eomor ... M1ss Marianna Marshall of Busy_ Bee Class of the First ized. Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- June 25 for a picnic supper at Nancy Zigo of Smoke Ri~ N. 8 t ld POMEROY . OHIO Lou isville, Ky., is spending two B~ptlst Church met _last week Mrs. Earl Knight has re.- ward Evans, Middleport. Mrs. 5:45 p. m. J ., and many friends and relaw:re ~::::: .. her :a· wetks with her grandmother, WI~ Mrs_- Nora Hamllt~n. Mrs. turned from a week 's visit with Carmen Fvans of Pomeroy is June 28 tives from the Cleveland, Ra- ::e hPard f hk w :n TONIGHT Mrs John F Baily and other J1Jir<1 Gnm had devotmns. us-- n~r daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ron a great grandmother The Pw:c.eroy Garden club vennH., and Kent vicJnity. S {urd At th e~ es~apah e 8 "Pl 109" rtolatives. ing the them~, "The Lord Halley in ~lumbus . She was . will tour the rose gardens of ay. e eac t e (Tec hni co lor) Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thom• !My Shepherd accompanied home by Mr ATIEND~ MEETING Mr and Mrs Dor Schaefer FriCOMPLETES COIIHSE ' 11ver! blonde modeled b~r Cliff Robertsun 01s Lt. (j.g.) 1 or photographers poltco , t s d ·th h' b I · · . . · · A:r p L suI un ay WI IS ro-Members answered roll eall Kmght who went to Columbus Maxme Griffith, cashier of day. June 26, at 2 p.m. my Y1- ames W. Hou- and swimmus She ' w 8 8 John F 1\.errnedy, Ty Hardin. as .spen Jas. Gregory, Robert Culp. ' thcr and sl,ter-ln-law, Mr and by glvins a Bible acrlptun! The over the weekend for her. the Pomeroy National Bank, The Willing Workers class of lstetter, son of Mr. and Mrs. • ed 11 Grant WillJams. Mrs. Walter Thomas and lam- birthday song wa 1 suns for ,Mrs. Mr. Robert Harris, Columbus attended the Ohio Group meet- the Enterprise EUB church will William J. Hobstetter, Salem st. promp Y arrest · Calarc1r1oon lly at the tr flshlng camp at Joe Wilson Emma Mathews spent the weekend with his fa. ing of tLe Natlonal Assoc!a- meet Friday evening. at the Rutland, completed an eight -1~ ~',:ry·T·· ",· ;:.!,.~-~ ~ ·~-... ""! H1mnmg time 2~ hrs. Adm1ssion 75c and 40c Malta. Virginia M~lik, Mrs. B. F: ther, Mr. Robert Harris, Sr. lion of Bank Women at Cedar home of Mrs. Herbert Dixon. week administration course un- ARRIVES IN ENGLAND Paul ~eiser of Columbus Parmalee, and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. James Brewing- Point on Saturday and Sunday. The Women's Christian Tem- der the Re.senre Enlistment Pro- HARTFORD _ Staff SerTHURSDAY thru SAT. spent ~rtday and Saturday Souders. ton and daughter, Sandra, Rio She was accompanied by her perance Union will meet Frlgram, June 19, at Fort Jackgeant Gknn Fields son of Mr June 2!.-26-27 with his ~arents, _Mr. a~d Mrs. . . . Grande, spent the weekend in husband and daught~r, Charles day al the First Baptist Church s~n, _s. C. The 22·year-old sol- and Mrs. David Fields of "THE INCREDIBLii MR. LIMPET'' HalTY Keiser, M~~rsvtll~. Durrng the busmess_ meetmg Middleport with relatives. · · and Karen Lynn Grif- in Middleport at 7:30 p.m. dter Is _a 1951 graduate of Rut- Hartford, has arrived for duty (Teehnrcolor) Mr. and Mrs. Wtlham Dtllard the penny-a-meal project was , Mrs. Robert Kaser bas lith, and her sister and her ANNOUNCE SHOWER land High School. itil a unit of tbe United StatDon Knotls , Caroi P Cook. and Barbara and Walter of reported and a whtt.! elephant ed to her home In Columbus Mr and Mrs Herbert Th ·u b · ANNOUNCE BELLING A' F · E Apdrew Du~gcn, and Jack L t d Ph T D'll d f 1 1 ned f · · ere w1 e a m1sce11anees 1r orces m urope \\ eston. alnlcasder an s"Pd I ar o saeth~an . or the ne~t following a visit with Miss Jones and Connie and Keith of ous shower held for Mr. and There wm be a belling and (USAFE ) at Lakenheath RAF H "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN" un ay guests mon s project. A potluck din- da Klein and other relatives. Columbus. · · 1 Jar s were f M F M F f Mrs. Dwtght Carl at t h e shower at the Hemlock Grove Stallon, England. The s• r(Tee hnr color) ' ol Mr and Mrs Harry Keiser ner will be held at th h . . . e ome o r, . . ugate o Pomeroy Bak 14 t bl G H II f M d M t' 'I Sh' I , Ih Maureen O'Hara, Hf'nry Fon 1 HAVE GUEST . erb ne sc~u caSntu don B;~n~ a orB r. an S rs. ~ean h: \\I t"M lr e~,: J he da. James Ma~Arthur. M1msy I Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser Mrs. A. R. Pullen in July. Bud- entertained with a dinner in Farmer. A hC'ap of living, a and son, Bob, spent the w.•ek dy gifl.s were exchanged dur- her honor at his cabin in Reeds- Mrs. Lena Price of Washing- JKmgs 2u7ryth Rtoa7:30on a r aAyll' dl MmerTuat P,. mth. ,fatur- 1Gaulg er of 113r Fan I rs .R o dn lot of loving on Spencer's 1 end in Columbus with their ing the evening and a q · .11 Oth Is une a . p. m. ay. rs. mer s e orm- ~ a way o ores oa , Mountam. daughter and son·in·law Mr dueled by Mrs 1 abelutzW~on- vandte.M eWrll~ues 8 were • D. C. was 8 weekend guest friends and relatives are cor- ~ er Lola Zeig1er. All friends Saint John's, Newf,Jundland, • · . s mers. 1 tam toeck..of Mr and Mrs Sherman diall in 'ted f th 1 · "led canada. sUK~DAY, MONDAY. TUES . i and_ Mrs. Patrick Quinn and /brenner with prizes given to son, William, of Cincinnati. of Rutland. M~s . Price y VI , o e coupe are lnVl , June 2&-29-30 Stephen McDowell, Mrs. John Seines, Mrs. Lettie also attended high school also vi:3ited her aunt, Mrs. Stew1 family P~~~~= ;',!~~N~~~.. Columbu~ who spent several 1Roush , and Mrs. John Lyons. uation at Athens when la Bowling of Gouster, who Natalie Wood . Steve Me 1 days with th~ Gruesers re- Mrs. Lyons, president, was in Fugate, daughter of Dr. and has been very ill. Overnight Queen, Edie Aaams. Harvey turned home wtth them. charge of the meeting. IMrs. M. K. Fugate, received guests of the Butlers wue Lembeck, Herschel Bernardi. I Mrs. Welby Whaley spent the h di 1 Th ho · 'l'om Bosley. weekend in Athens with Mr. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. er p oma. ey wer~ sts Mr. and Mrs. Jun Butler and Colorcartoons d M S B li · Bradbu•y Mrs J E W'l for an open house followmg the of Columbus. The But~~~~~::.iiii::::::::~=~:-1-~a:n~:r:s~~a~m:_::o~n:_...,...,-. • · · - and I· gradua ti on. • -· · son, Mrs. LU!ian McGee _ are grandparents of Jim Dana Hamm. Others at- Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan tending were Mrs Ch 1 , B Mrs. C. E. Burdette were . are. ell- G Ir I' Mnd to M ATIEND CONFERENCE Mrs. Pearl Hoffma M ~ Ipo Is u ay see r. Agrus White M s J bn,Turs. Milhoan, a patient at Six members of the Pomeroy , r . aco rn- H 'lal First Baptist church were in . Mrs. Harry Houdashelt. Mrs. ospi · Granville -Friday to attend the • Grace Hysell, Mrs. Elizabelh ----State Baptist Women's ConferSlavin, Mrs. Frances Bearhs, Eastern Alrtmni to ence. They were Mrs. Ellen Mrs. Beulah White and one Meet on Sumroy Couch, Mrs. Daisy Jasper, Mrs. I""""· st~ve Walburn. The Eastern Alumni meetDale Wippel, Misses Sharon and Ing will be held Sunday, June Charlene Zundel and Mrs. WI\ IS BORN 28, at 3 tJ · m. at the Eastern Ralph c. Zundel. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lee, Porn- High School. eroy-Athens Roa~, have receiv- Officers will be elected, and ed ~ord ot the birth of a son to Iplans will be made for the their daughter and son-in-Jaw, 1965 banquet. All alumni Mr. and Mrs, Garry M. Eckard the class of 1956 through 1964 (Je.<Jn Lee) of Fort Wayne, In- are asked to attend. Gallipolis, Obio, diana. Tbe baby, who weighed Saturday, June :.1, IIIH 10 pounds and 121> ounces, was LEARN OF DEATH SALES REPORT of born June 11 at Parkview Mem- Word was received here Ohio Valley Livestock Co. orial Hosp·t HOGS - 175 to 2211 lbs. 16.00 1 1 a· the deatn Friday of Mrs. SalMaternai grandparents are t!na Dunn Grueser, &4, of Mar- to 16.50; 220 to 250 lbs. 16.00 Mr. and Mrs Guy Lee Pome 'ton a 1ormer M'rnersv1.11e resJ, to 16.50; Lishtl5.00 to 16.50; Fat · Sows 12.00 to 14.00; Stags 12.00 roy-Athens Road and Mr · and dent • SUl VJvors . .me 1ude 1wo sons ~rs. Garry Eckard of Hunt- James and Austin Grueser and to 14.00; B;oars 8.00 to 12.00i mgton, W. Va. 3re paternal a daughter, Mr.. Delores Spi- Sows "' Pigs !10.00 to 80.00; grandparents · Mr · and M r 8. del all of Mar1on. . Her hus ban d Shoats 6.00 to 15.00. Eckard have two other sons .1IHenry Grueser preceded her lD• CAHLI -Steers 15.00 to 20.H Garry Guv and David Carl Mr d"'"'th a numbe 0 1 00 ; e1fen 14.00 to 18.00; Ba. · · ..... r years ago b B I 1800 to 2200 F8I and Mrs .. ~ckard a~ children Funeral services and burial wer~ Y ee · · .; pJ8n to VISit here this summer. in Marior.. Cows 12.00 to 14.50, Canners 10.00 to 12.00; Bulls !4.00 It 18.00; Milk Cowo 80.00 to 150."'"" tht ....,. , . , 00. wayiOoolvt,..lklniiit ARE YOU LOOKING FOR . , • With Sand ran on your floor, the cleaning range of new decorator designs-ex· VEAL CALVES - Tops 24.problem and kiiiiPIDWIIs, is easy. Sand ran's clear vinyl wear sur· quisite colors-for eveiY room. In 6, 9, dothsand bat'rooraneedl 00; Seconds 20.00 to 24.00 Medface makes Sandran as scrub free and ne•llnd...,•lillll.lisy Ium 18.00 to 22.50; Com. & Hvs. and 12 foot seamless widths. Made by 10 aaemblt, tlncltdts 3 15.00 to ~.00; Culls IS.OO to 18..as stain free as a floor can be. 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Drive Out To Our Warehouse For All Hard Surface Floor·Coverings and Accessories - For Wall Coverings -Bicycles- Lawn Mowers- Also Used Furnit(lr~ dhcUpplia~ts and T.V. Sets. ' ., . 5 itnesses Defense Testimon' , I I -:e • • I ;r , . ·'' WASHINGTON - Henry Cabot Lndge, who helped persuade Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to come home from Paris in 1952 to run for President, is coming home from Saigon on an even toughet task. His new goal is to upset the Goldwater bandwagon by promoting the lith hour candidacy of Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton lor the Republican presidential nomination. Lodge's deci!don to resign as U. S. ainbassador to Vie, NaDJ ori. did not jat the confidence of Attorney Crow Inferred just Sen. Barry Goldwater's backprior to the recess that he Iners that the Arizonan igtoo far REPAVING - Workers of the United Paving company are putting an inch of tends also to take the stand. out ~n front to be dem<d the hot-mix on Rt33 from the Athens county Une to Pomeroy. The projeet will in no However, he did not elaborate nommatton. at the San Francts-1 way confhct with the proposed plans for relocation of Rt. 33, according to Rep. on this. co convenllon operung three George A. Memharl. 4ohn Sauvage, second from left is project supervisor for the During examination by t be weeks from Thursday. State Highway department. He was also project superVisor when the rou._ was redefense, P r i ce testified "'11' too Iitle and too late," paved last in 1948. The state worker to the left is PhiUp Roberti, a summer em- be frequently visited the Oiler they chorused. ployee on the College Student program. On the paving machine at ri(ht is Dick She!home and was Bt the residence ---ly, ,United Paving supervisor.- Sentinel Photo. "off and on alJ day" on the DALLAS Alabama's Gov. date of the alledged killing, George Wallace Tuesday night Price said that a case of beer, chargE!<! Ute natibn with becomtwo Pints of wine and some ing " ~ government ffaring peowhiskey was at the Oiler home ple instead of a God-fearing peoon the day when the deatb ple. " Wa!lace roared forth to 7,500 delegates in th-e keynote ad- The current repaving project 1 fielals said It lo the first time said. dress of the U. S. Junior Cham- on State Route 33 will not Route 33 from Pomeroy to the S'late Highway officials uld has been a Umostone berm wiD be laid ber of Commerce convention interfere with the ~ro~osed Athens county line relqcation of the Highway from repaved since IS43. innmedlately after the repaving and was met with a five • minThe work is being done by work Ia finished. Soon alter the ute standmg, cheering ovation the Ohio River to Athens. So said Meigs County Rep. the United Paving Company of berm work Is done, state at the end. Only occasional cat· George A. Memhart 'fuesday in Thornville, 0. Hot mix Ia being crews will beiln marking Ule calls and boos were heard, to many inquiries from hauled from the paving comroad. answer Cincinnttti delegates tl, t h e residents who showed 1 pany's pOrtable plant located Speclflcatlono call for the hot ATHENS (UP!) convention f:'rDtested Wallace's area concern over repaving of the in Syracuse. mix to be laid on an average Drummond, Washington colum. appea rllnce as keynote speakwinding route from Pomeroy Jobn Sauvage. supervisor of of one • inch deep. United nlst for the New York Herald er. becaust "he is 8 known the job for the State. Highway Paving officlal stated. T h e Tribune, aaid Tuesday he segregationist and contrary to to the Athons County line. Rep. Meinhart said the reDepartment, said It will take company hao several trucks not surprlaed tbat Henry Cabot the Jaycee eteed." paving work is betng done In ! approximately 8,8311. tons of hot busy hauiint tha hot-mix at Lodge resigned his amlb8s<!ad<o<~ SAN FRANr;ISCO - Nobody an effort to make improvements ! 111iJ to complete the 12.7 mile a temperature from 250 to 282 ship, becallse he felt Lodg£ degr"'f - fr!!ID Syracuse to lleved It was necessary to ,_,_... y ~Athl U nJ!I!tl· ttave a he&I:t attack be- tq the old route currently In I operation. rrse, and tbat according to ' Sauvage n!porloll -lbltt - the the dte. , ., . -eoaservative Republicans HQOTII;NANNY - Four members o!.the Eastern .,.,_a1 e c .BOOS!en ·JIW' cause 11ature glvea a ck>ar and the information he bas JM..n Uniled Poving Company State official• oald that the all-out effort to otop tlie retlearai!lg for the Hootenanny show to he presented.Jilltllllf,tbe Ju!,y iltb ~ definite warning year in adcurat Eastern High school. Roy Christy, Vic Bahr, BoDWoOC!s ibd illlll Stout, v~e."'And the potential victim given, , the work will not c?n- rently has th~ job more than paving company will besin ,_ water-for-Preoldent ,drive. 10 r act out the role of firemen dousing a blaze after IJie coob had burne.il tilt 1 S f Ph t can avoid it by taking simple fltct wtth plan' lor relocallon half done. Umted Paving Is lay- pavtng L9 mile of highway on Concerning Lodges past as- h. k ' 0 _0_-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ of Rt. 33. : ing more than a 1000 tons of Route 7 !!S soon 8.!1 the Route slgnment the columnist 1 nd1 _ c _t_c_ e_n_._ _e_n_t_n_e1_ _ and easy steps. the situation bad eased' someThese rather startling asser- State Highway De~artment of- I hot mix eacb day, Sauvage 33 project Is finished. what over the weekend. tions were made today at t he "The danger of direct con113th convention of the Amerifrontation with Red China has can Medical Association by Dr. been sreatly lessened since the Robert S. Green, director of Johnson administration's Frithe Heart Researcb Foundation ' day announcement of total U. Plans have been completed ! will follow at 10 p m. and con-/ wod<s will he 41!1a)Wiil ~ of Clncinnutl, Ohio. S. comnutrnent 1o the defense for a July 4th celebration by . tinue until m1dnight. enough for inclemlrlt W n·n He described what be called of Soutbeast Asia," he told I ' tlie Eastern Local Athletic ·/ Booster members said ar- to subside. the pre-h1·art attack syndrome. sbJdent group at Ohio Univeni- Boosters. Boosters are working rangements have been made The Boosters Ire This is "being more tired out ty. feverishly to smooth out details for all of tile program to be as many persona u )II*IJI!e a than you shnLIII be for what PO £NT PLEASANT The 1 skullduggery or Irresponsible I prior to each election for pre- ~e spoke a. a su~mer convo- for the _celebr~tion. which is to i carritod ou_t, rain or shine. ~ assist by donating items fir W you have done.'' Mason County Grand jury re- · laxity was prevalent Jn counting · cinct workers paying partlcu- cati~n a~d to the high school be the frrst of 1ts kmd by them case of ram ._ the barbecue will food ~le and offers f6. _... COLUMBUS - Gov. James called on Monday to hear elec- ' ot precinct 32 votlns - the on- 1 Jar attention with actual work pubhcations workshop, the larg- A hlgttlight of the day will be brought mdoor s and lire ance m the various jolla It .. Rhodes was expected to call tion irre ularities and other l ly precinct recounted by t h e going on within election polls. est m the nattan. be presentation of the "Easl· i performed. the legislature into emerg~ncy g . . . 1 Grand Jury. The olflcial election bello! em Hootenanny," beginnlus at Miss Chri•tian is . Proceeds from 1l>e ~ 8 p. m. featuring local talent • • liOn will ba used II> Pill chill sessjon in late July or ~ 8 r I y mailers needmg Its aUention, - It was recommended t be and the grand jury recount of Two Suits Filed playing and singing favorite On Honor L••tmg atltlelic eqwpment wbtcb... .II August to action on statewide found skullduggery or trrespon- County Court instruct ochools 1precinct 32 are as follows : In Meigs Court western and country muSJc. Lois Chns!ian. daughter of badly needed by Ill A ~ re-.apportionment of the House Bible laxity m countmg of Preol RepreStntatives. clnct No. 32 votmg. Two suits were flied Tues- Prior to the hootenanny at , Mr. and Mrs Millard Christian deparlm«Jts of lltoterll The gtovernor withheld offi- Thia was the only precinct REPUBLICAN day in Meigs County Common 5 p.m., the barbecue p~s 'will :of Carpenter R<. I , made the school. . cial comment until he rec'i'iv- recounted by the grand jury.· Olrirlal Ballot House of Delegate• Grand Jury Recount Pleas Court. go into action with some ol second semester .lio Grande It WBJ. also reportod ~ ed and can study the U. S. Su- The repOrt was submitted 71 Arehle Henry 72 In James B. Clow and Sons, the Boosters' best chefs at College honor roll with a 3.6 the ';,';rk~eomml~~~"s! preme Court order for Ohio's Tuesday afternoon to Judge 174 Brerry C. lones 180 Inc., of Chicago, IlL, vo. the work. The ice cream , social is •tanding . ~:d Eastem~:'thlek "Jetter. legislativl- re - apportionment. James Lee Thompson. It sugCounty Comml18loners VIllage of Syracuse In a money also ocheduled to begm 5 p.m. A 1962 graduate of Wellston .. ha IIJ'I'tll1p4 IN ..... The special session probably al- gested several remedies: 76 l.EF-Bw'l:~:lon 80 suit of $3781.114, plaintlll states witlt membel'!l of the Boosters High school , Miss Christian has :n·area ":. .,. pOIIe 1111 , • so will bt asked to consider a -The appointed ballot comlS 18 that the village bougbt mater- beginntng the freezing at 3:30 a rumul•tive standmg of 3.8 collie and· i• throqbout tb: number ot other matters, in- mlasioners eligibility should La,?r~~ee~~~~.Jr. :~ ial for the construction of a . p m. and continuing through- fm her 67 credit -h..urs. She was evenlne. cluding enttbling legislation so have the same qualifications as water system in good faith and out tbe evenmg. the first winner of the Wellston 11 14 the state can issue the bonds poll clerk and take similar oath. Rufno H. Hlll has failed to meet Its obliga- ,Following the ·'Hootenan•~:,." PTA scholarsh tp which she us----and appropriate the $500 mil- A~ present be must only be a Prooeetlllng Attorney tion. at t:20. p.m., the evening IIIII I ed duri~g ner lresnman year Pair RebU11ed Ia 75 105 lion bond issue approved at quabfted voter- Jms permitCarroll W. Casto A divorce suit was filed by close Wllh the pubbc display of 1 at Rto <.rande Presently_ she Auto Incident 178 138 the May primary. ling a candidate to serve as an Raymond Musgrave Nellie M. Coleman of Long fireworks. Iis a .tudent assistant in t b e Deputy Sheriff Csrvl ~ ·. appointed baJiot comm~ioner. Aasessor Bottom against Harry L. Cole- A round and square dance collrge busmess office. bas returned two met;I NEW YORK - As explosion 108 ~erett H. Sayre 14% man, Loag Bottom. Mrs. ColeCounty jail' from Wbl~ 139 Elvin E. Wedge 101 mao charges gross neglect of rip}led through the ammunJtion - Absentee voter privileges as now provided should be reviewSherUf suburb of Columbus 1rf1en · roonn of the 71st Regiment Arm0 4 Shelly 0. Han 4 ::nc~:.:m:r:r:~~.-:;~ had been appreh~ ia ory here Tuesday night while ed in a school of instruction with pOll clerks to make sure 59 Drew Hatfield 98 nectian with an auto tbefl 500 young National Guard troops 1 were undergoing wetkly traina:::.. :; Vinton Pavement Hostter, a, .t ing drills. At le~st 12 were in-ling many irregularities - as DEMOCRATS Is State ProJ'eet Larry Gene Jack!1011, ~ hollf jured. 8y United Press lntern,dion•l of Springfield. were iwtaL , illlll vote HouBe of Delegates COLUMBUS (UP!) - T h e HI"" winds and heavy rains buffeted far-flung areas t 4 51 -·~ ...._ _ Two of the Injured men were appearing in absentee 1 131 Claude E. Swann 132 Highway Department opened of Ohio "" Tues day mght, · · damage to an aJrp · 1ane men : P· m. ,.,...ay. ... ·senously burt, according to Lt. countlns. rausmg accompanied b)' ,ne. jD. County Commlulooen bids Tueaday on 'E1 Improve- tied down on the Athens airport belonging to two Porn- venfle girls, are held 1ft _. Col. Roser Ryan, commanding - Vote registrars should be 98 Clarenre Adkins 95 mont projects scattered around eroy men and to homes and busmesses. nectlon with 10 01110 IIDhlil officer of the 1st Battalio• of appointed as outlined in Acts 53 Lee 0. Blab! 53 Ohio. In Xenia, heavy winds ripped from Benny's llc>lr SliD, 11 the 7lst Infantry Reslment. ol Legislature of West Virginia Asseasqr Low blds at the largest ses- half the roof from 8 house logs and ~ashed. Into another Tuppers Plains wlilch lrab,. The armory l:s located on East for 1963 and followed. _ The Grand Jury heard a 93 lames M. Bragg, Sr. 93 slot. this year totaled $20,509,- owned by Ahler Arler of Rt. 1, , croll. a Ptper Trt-Pacor owned eel to Alfred CatbdnJitll' lltlelllil 33rd Street between Lexington 80 Rober! Peoples 80 363 compared with department Xenia. Arler's bam roo! was 11by 'J1Jomas Bowen and Jack ville ' and Park Av.n•es in the !teart number of witnesses ~rning the method of tally~7,'~otSberlff estlnuttes tolallng t%1,430,350. ahto blown off •• well as the : Rizer of Pomeroy. · of Manhattan. lng and depositing the ballots 107 Geor(e Johnson 101 The ~rojeets, low blddero and roof of a garage on his f•ther's 1/ That plane bumped Into an SERnlVSLY ILl. 50 ST. AUilUSTINE, Fla. - A- during the past election and SO Cbarlea A. Roherla their prlceo Included one In bowie next door. Damage was Aeronca Olamp owned by the , AH aQIIto bout a ball dozen wbltes broke feels that the lrregularlUes show VInton, paving 4.611 mlleo of estimated at t%1,000. / 0 U. Flying Corps. Damage to NEW HAV'Ji:N- • . through ,olice llltes Tuesday U. S. 50 In BarriBml Twp.; Hoff. High winds in Marysville all three planes was estimated of ~w Haven sufftncl 'a _ . nlghl •nd began Oa•lin!: away Grand Jury did not feel !he when rocaplllrad and the time nor ConstructloD ~·· Celina, etuaed several trees to fall, in- aJ $6,1199. ~~~ : . : ~ wlth tbeir Oats at several of the irregularities listed above """ be Is gone before ncapluled $1,1'15,848; eslilnated $1,3115,000. <iudlag one whtch crashed ~e Evans Implement Co. ill tioD y ~ lwM!jttal ~ 0 0 0 mon than 200 ~ivU rlshts d<mshould be added to hlB orlilnal through a house. EdiSon. Morrow County, was at """!' onstratol'tl ,who milrclti!d · fnlo The dance at the Middleport the responalbUlty of one polltl- sentence. TO MEET GOVENOR And at the Ohio University demolisbed as high winds swept , downtown St. AuiJ!oUne. . Oil~ Municipal park on the ooncri>te Qal ~arty • but shnuld be ""'po"' Cop)es of this report were Melp CWnty Rep. George airport at Atltens, three tied- I along Ohio 95. The flrm Ia .ON · . con beat b!<ek the attackers slab by the was sibillty ol both. asked ll;sued to the pres~~, dull!- A. Meinhart. chairman ol tile doim , private planes were / own~ by Ralph Evans ol Rle. ',Misll 1 whlcb with night sUcks. poo ' ID another lladlDtJ:, tlie jury men of•bolb political par:liu, tile State F1DaDce Commlllee, Ed- .bounced around In llo-70 nules- I, Edison. ~. AI least five · persona were postponed last night du~ I() ra)n, said County. jall .trusties should .pt'OIIIICtiU!I8 lltomey, I b e UCIIillll aeotloll, wu IICbeduted per-bout wlnda. Authorities said A ~ rtud<, owned by Meryl ~ .. ' orrated, bril)glag 1o 11 the to- wW 'be held this ev,..ng. The lie conflneii!AI epuntr ~· membv .ol leciSiaturo for tl!l!1 to meet wi!JI GoY. James A. • Piper PA12 SUper Cub, owned Cline ol Rt. I, ,Waldo, was dam- ~ ,Ill tal. iimlbe>1 ot !'Bcl!ll .plootaalll-· P.~t~ eoQ)IIIilleels sponsor, and An eacaped .t111sty should riot senatorial '\ilstrlel, the c:ouDiy tlliQcla. ...t· lllltor eomnlltteelby Kenneth McVicar of Vlpon, oged when the buJldiDC colCo,., -at ,Ciitllii,J) ~Coolloued on pap 2) the Jaya will emcee. __ bo AIUnt<ltl JO Ilia iruiiJt 118tua court,' ·mi tbe Sberlfl. ~ ~ all, a1 111o _ . w11 . tol'll loose !rom Its moor- lfilled • . __ _ 14redQ' lit· I • I 1 'I Rt. 33 Repaving Project is no Conflict With Greater Re-Location Job -Meinhart Drummond sees Lodge Move As Logical I Jury Finds Skullduggery . In Mason CountyRecollnt Eastern Boosters Plan First July 4th Celebration as Benefi t for Athletics eom.eurw 1 I :! to:'\· storm Damages AIrp • Iane ' :~y b~uo:u:r~u:;~~ E~~·t::n~ ~~~ Belonging to Pomeroy Men "' ~::s. 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