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I ;~ •' '· t wASHINGToN - The Senate opens debate today on a "second try,. bUI to grant 1.7 milAGRICULTURISTS VISIT - Five agriculturists visited farms in Meigs and Gallia counties Tuesday and lion federal workers a pay Wednesday. The group has been studying the agricultural financing institut~ons un9er the guidance of the Farm· raiae and give members of Bank and Savings Co. , which was selected by the Ohio Bankers' Association. The group met for a short while Congress a 33 per cent post _ in the directors' office following a luncheon Tuesday before visitmg the farms of Thereon Johnson, Letart , and election aalary Increase. Dan Smith of Racine. - Sentinel Photo. A serlee of ·Voting tests on amendments was scheduled. Bank Leads Vil·s,·to ..o' Ru ..u,..I ,.,our .l "After November I don 't ! , know what my plans will be. I ' CLEVELAND (UPil - Roy E. Davidson, Gl-and Chief have thought about taking the of the Bro th er hood of Locomotive Engineers (BLE) family abroad for at least a i char ged today !hat the president of the rival Brotheryear or so." ; hood of Locomotive Fir emen a'ld Engineers (BLF&E) He said England is one coun- !has broken a five-yea r no-raiding agreement between the try he has considered. 'two uni ons. Before leaving Warsaw , Ken- Davidson, head of the 38,000 I Gilbert said the BLE&F benedy called on Poland to help members of BLE said H. E. gan organizational drives withease Soviet - American tensions Gilbert of the BLF&E, had dis- ! in the BLE. and end the East-West divi-1sol ved a gentlemen's agree- "We have already petitioned sion of Europe. He referred ment which the two unions had. I the National Labor Relations to Poland's "special position" j l;ilbl'rt r.eplied to tbe charg- 1 Board for a representation elecbetween Moscow and Washing-, es by slatmg tbat the agree- ! !ton among 22 BLE members ton. ment was entered into witb ' on the Green Bay and Western Davidson's predecessor, Guy Railroad,'' said Gilbert. L. Brown. and was broken A merger between the two because of the BLE efforts to unions has often been proposorganize BLF&F: members 1 cd Gilbert said, but Davidson through a BLE drive called 1 has refused, citing several reaCAPE I Calling aU promoted :· sons including opposition from BLE members. engineers). 1 Man Escapes SeriOUS • HUrt In Acci·denl A Pomeroy man escaped ser- 1 oh·}0 power company PIans Two publ.IC c . Areas But,""'lltered by the ious injury in a two-vehicle col• '7' • (7 • ~ lision on State Route 33 nineamnin~ tir. ~ -~ Preslden_t Johntenths of a mile sout.b of the .::.. . .~ - • - -~ " ~ . lOri, lliiP_pot ; . . felt ~ S,enate M I · "~ ""- f - .._ d Tu G J ' " di -~ ~ would clear' tltcr ·t)qi,' 'WJiilUt The FIJ'IIle1's Bank 8llt4 ~11.· .Jt.wi)l. _ the methods ot ~ at- Ohio State lhi.4-V~. ·M lng irlttttutlona fOr .agriculture egs ._uun •.Y aJrs, .,un s esovemor ames A. Rhodes program .or expan ng ""'"'mlfor ·c.fUQi'it ~ > ; . , ~· of Pomeroy TueB:<'ar available in t'": United States. Haj will be an lllitructor at In t.he United States, so that day afternoon. th e state 's l ecr eationa l facilities was given added impe• The J11,aiiur'e calls for salary conducted a tour of the agri· In their countnes, they are Bowling Green University upon new principles may be learned The Meigs County Sheriff's j ~u s today with the announcement ~y Ohio P~wer C?. th~t lncreas~\ ~veraging about u 1:11Jtural area in Meigs and agricultural instructors and are completion of his doctorate in and applied in their countries. departmen.t reported that Ken-[ 1t IS dev elopmg two public cam~mg and picmc Sites~ per cent for postal workers and Gallla counties for iive visitors st.udylng In the United States August. Thereon Johnson, vice presi- neth C. Mtller. 39. of Pomeroy part of 1ts coal stnp mmmg terntory. ( 1 others on the government pay- from Nyasaland, Liberia, and on an exchange ,program. The The Farmers Bank and Sav- dent. was in charge of the Rt. 3, apparently suffered neck ! The ca mp ,ttes. the first two ----=--.- - - - + - roll. It Includes $7,500 increa&- Lebanon. I1gr.oup is escorted by S~bbah AI ings Co. was selected by Ohio planning, assisted by Richard m]urtes in the misha p. · of which will berome a series 1second area Is located along es for federal judges and House . . . Ha] , of Lebanon, who IS an as- Bankers Association 10 inform Jones, vice president, and Ted Miller was Involved in an ac- of ca mving are~ s to be ne•·elop- i the Dyes F'ork Creek, an .~rea d s te rh be ialn The group amved m Metgs sistant agricultural economist the agriculturists of the financ- 1 Reed, Jr., president. ctdtnt With Leo S. Curtis, 57, ' ed by Oluo Pow~r, dre . local- ~ ideally st.•te< .for angk!rs, A. an ena em rs, ra g from Columbus Tuesday, and of Pomeroy Rt. 1. ) ed in Morgan County m the . N. Prentice, vtce pres•d.ent and them to $30,000 a year. Cabinet visited the Dan Smith, Racine, Officers said Miller stopped I hear. of rustle. htlly country- ~ general n.anager of Ohto Powmembers would receive a $lO,- and the Thereon Johnson, Lenla~e~s o~~e to make a left turn into his side. One ~f the campsites er, satd. 000 annual hike to $35,000. tart, farms after a lUJ\Cheon at I driveway when a car driven ! already ha;, been completed I Th 't ill · M'd . I . . . e new camps• es w ac-d ' the Martin Restaurant ID I by Leo S. Curtis : 57' Pomeroy and 1s , sttU<-ted 10 . m1 1es 1comm od a te dozens of tent an COLUMBUS - The 1 000 • dleport. . Rt. I crashed mto the rear south of Cumberland . OhiO, ad- ' t . IJe t room Deshler-Hilton Hotel, a Should the mentally retard· Players. A cast of five actors, "These Are Not Children" Is h' ' · t 1 st t R t 76 I rat1~r campers. ve1opmen . of IS auto Jacen o a e ou e . . f th Oh p ed downtowu Iandmark, has The itinerary for today m- ed he permitted to assume jobs under the direction of Family one of a series of family life There wa.s heavy damage to •·we 0011 ~ re dPvelnping an- i 0 t e f 10 ow~ - ~~ ·!trochanged bands and will be con- eluded a visit to the Bob Ev- ir. the community? Who deter- Play Director Bradford Wallace plays which Ohio University the back and right back side of other cam pin g faci lity a b 0 u t1 per Y tr ,re~ea tona a: • •es verted into a 275-room luxury ans Farm in Rio Grande, the mines when such individuals of Athens. will present the prob- troupe has offered to area PTA, Miller's car and heavy damage four mile: snut 01 th~ recent- I :s par J . e ~mpany s exhotel. West Vjrginia Experimental arf' able to leave the confines lems faced by Mr. and Mrs. churdl and civic groups dur- to the front of the Curtis car ly completed ca mpsit e. This ensivede rec1amathton Mprogram Charles W. Cole and Cole Ho- Ji'arm at Laki!l, and the Welk- of family and friends? How do Harry Jordan and ltleir retard- ing the past t wo years. ·1 cam O!l m e organ • tels Inc. toolr over operation of er Poultry Farm in Hemlock parents of a 20-year-old men- ed son "Joey." Booking arrangement.s for a No arrest.s were reported. Muskingum · Guernsey • Noble tht hotel Tuesday and announ- Grove. tally retarded youth solve such performance of "These Are County a.·ea where the utility ced the renovation plans. Cole Dunlock Ranson Kantembre, dilemmas for themselves and Not Children" may be made cond:.~cts strip mining operasaid he planned the Thapson z. Madise, and their son? by phoning the Ohio University lions. to luxury rooms and suites to emon Nelson Bonogwe, all These are just a few of t he School of Dramatic Art and I• CS UCS "Development of this campmeet the competition of new Nyasshmd, came to the questions raised in the one-act Speech. LY 3-1011, extension ing and p•cni( area for the use downtowu hotels. States May 27 enroule drama "These Are Not Chil326. Funeral serv tces for Charles ot Ohio's citizens and visitors Loodon to New York. dren" which will be offered to Local psychologistM educators NEW HAVEN , w. va. _ Ross Shoe maker. 76. Mtddle- from other states is an extenDAYTON - A recently or· their arriveal, they have organi<~tions iii SQutheastern and counselors, chosen by those Frank E. Yllung, Sr., 57 , retir- port. who died Tuesday even- sio~ of this agreement , and is ganized corporation engaged in several days In Washington, D. Olllo free-of~harge Ibis Fall by organizations booking . "1'hese ed railroad eng:nl!el', died Tues- ing at McConnellsvtlle. w1ll be. in keeping witt. our company's coin collecting, and headed by C. and arrived in the Ohio University Family Are Not Children" Will serve day at New Haven at the home held Fnday. 2 p. m. at P~p- policy of restoring mining proformer Gov. Michael V. DISal- June 15th at Ghio Stat!! .Uni, By United' Prell lntematiOIUII as discussion leaders following of his son, Frank Young, Jr., lar Ridge. church w1th burtal perty to productive use," Mr. le, will offer $1 million In stock verslty. Randolph A. M. ' Thundershowers boiled e~st- the play. with whon he made his home. in the Poplar Rtdge cpmeterr Prentice ~aid. for sale to the public. bolah, of I,.lber'-, who has been S 0. ward off the heat-baked platns He was born July 12, 1906, at The Rev • Prack Scaggs w•ll "We are a business as of tn- studying at the University of today while mucb of ~he nation Mason, th~ son of the late Pet- officiate. There are "unlimited possiday," aald DISalle, chairman Wisconsin, joined the braced for another Wilting day fi:tlllw(.t.l>n~~· '·*""""'~*'*"""""'$! er and Bertha Joachim Young, He was born October 2. 1887, bilities" for developing other of the board of the Paramount in Columbus. ' S In the 90s. . Leo Kennedy, Middleport and besides his son, Frank, he at Cheshire and was a mem- campsites on Ohio Power'a Pana~ City, Fla., w a 8 swimming pool manager, Ia 1s survivt:d by two ~aughters, ber of the Middleport Baptist strip mine nroperty if the inInterntlonal ColD Corp., En- They were c~~n by . glewood Ohio as he announc- seniority In agriculture work soaked wtth UJ6 inches of rain announcing family night at tile Mrs. Dottie van Meter, and Church. He was the son of the itial sites prove popular, be ed the ~ ~fferlng Tuesday. lr six hours during the night, pool to begin TbUnday, July Mrs. Agt.es A. Roush. both of late James and Harriett Cqu- Hdded . The company reportedly Is t/le and an unconfirmed tornado 2 fro.m 7 to 9 p. m. The pool M&son; 11 grandchildren, three ghenour Shoemaker, and was a i only one of its kind to make CINCINNATI (UPI) - Bar- was repo~ ~~ty~s south- will be closed at 5 p.m. oa sisters, Mrs. Mary Walsh, Mrs. retired blacksmith helper for [ sue, NOT $3 stock available to the publlc 'ton 1{oll of Logan, president of west of .ge 1 • n. Thursday and reopened at 7. Clara Roush, and Mrs. Tresa the NYC Ratlroad. The cost of swimming leeand the first to secure an effecthe Ohio Charrber of Com- The searmg -heat Tuesday Youth uncle• ~ mast be ae-' Gibbs, al' of Mason; three bros rs mclude two daugh tlve registration with the merce, tOdav began a one-year broke records across the North compr.:tle.: by parents. In case urvtvo · sons at the Middleport Municlnae . 0 . term as chat·rman of the Ohio and sent hundreds of _ persons In ld •be •II !hers, John Young and Harry ters. Mrs. William (Agnes ) pal Pool will be $3.50 per perltlel and Excha tal In N y k of ra or eo wea. r • e Young, of Mason, and Lf!o F. Manley, Middleport, and Mrs. son for the two-week cour11e 1 ~ lion. Funeral services for Mrs. River Valley Water ·Sanitation to the hospi : or pool will not open Thursday Young of Letart, w Va. Joseph (Effie! Soltesz, Grove j stead of $3 as reported earller. Milford Hawk 61J who died lit Commission (ORSANCO( . City. Among the reco 1 were evening. Mr. Younf was a mernlx!r of City; two 11sters, Mrs. Hattie Me' ·lar&O!',Ital Holzer llosPitai M~day, wilJ,. be Pollution control •ctlvlties of 99 degrees In New York, lOO at Saint Joseph Catholic Church Wilt, Middleport, and Mrs. AgADMISSIONS - Mn. CiJar. held at 'the Ewing chapel Thurs- the comml&slon ext~nd Into Phll~elpblit, Pa., 99·8 degrees m:a ' @!t.!5$hii & ~ in Mason Friends may call at nes Sears, Buycrus; two bre>LOCAl,. TEMPS les Whittington, Cheshire; Law• day at 2 p.m.: wllb burial state~ in the Ohio Valley at Windsor l.ocks, Conn., and PROBING ACCIDENT Foglestong Funeral Home any thers. Everett, of Bidwell ; Hoi- The temperature In Pomeroy'a renee McDaniel, Raclite; Ger· the Mound Cemetery at 'ChesIndlal\8. Kentucky • 93 at Burlington, Vt. Mlddll!port P?llce are Invest!- time. Rosary services will be lis. Middleport, and several business diFtrict at 11:18 a. m. trude '41111, SyriCUII; E' a tflr. Tbe ReV'. Eugene Emerson, York, Ohio, Pennsylvan- Chicago sizzled throup Its gating an act:ldent which oo- held at tbe funeral home at grandchildren. toda} was 7'1 decrees, under Bailey, Lon&. Bottom; Leonard Tuppers Pljins, will : offJCiate. ia, VIrginia and West Vlrs~~Ua. fifth straight day of ~ curredeesday at 9:14 a. m. uo Wectne.day (EDT) . Funer- Friends may call at the R.aw- cloudy sl<Jea. Lee, Harrlsooville; .. She was P. member of 'h e HoD, president of the LOgan beat and thousands n~ed to on N· cond-st. IQvolved were a1 services will be at Saint lings • CoatS Funeral Home DISCHARGES - - MJ1, War- lPJib Belbi!l EUB church. a'hd Producta Co., baa beeb beaches for reUef. Bruce Donald .Wallace, Middle- oseph C..thollc church Thurs- any time after 3 p. m. ThursomCE To aAl8JC ren Clay, Jlarr,llonYillt; SteUa .of q.e D Of A l!ldge. · · ' · ~erpber'Oi the OhioWa" Pol- l port •. and Be~erly Ann Bums day moruinf at 10 a.m. (EDT) day. The M~ County ASC office Ebersbl!cii•. PolfteroJ; :L~cy Sbrvivors looludf! her hus- ~ti?n Control Board since Its , TO PLAY LOGAN . of Clifton. with the Rev. Father Thomas at the MaSonic ,..mple will b1 'Potta. Uletlllre; ~dred ~ baltd, Hawk: f9'Jl' dl!u- ~011 Jn ~~~· TIM; .~tbemba ~team FINED ... COSTS ~Orton offlt:uttlng, and burial TO WEAR WHITE closed Friday, July .3. Jr, Pomero,. , and Max: . ne waa appoin~ • ~~ ~ SchoOl ......ltlue 91 , , . . , ·. . will be In the Saint Joseph Cath- The Chester Council of the . _......__ __ .biRTHS- A IOD to Mt. pilei ~.tty sioner Jll , the ORBANC9 Inter• slated to play Loaan 1 t.egl~ Johlltly N. Thabet, of Pt. I otic cemettry. Daughters of America wIll JAILED tuEsDAY \fra. Cbarlel Whittington. . Norma . fo~Gov. nine Thursday, July 2, ' It, 5.10 Pleasant, W. Va., was fined the E . Fu ~ A. Plefte ol c:!--a.. · ' ·" ' In atJd p. · in. at QJe H~ . COUnty tlO lind costs on a stop stp lES 'J'I" MEET meet at . wmg ner81 . ._ .as Fair~"""~ AI) pi*~ · ,ob violatlun cltatloll 'by the .Ohfo The ,:VangeliDe cbaper, OES home Thwsday at 1:30 p. m. wlll, Temt., was jailed Tllelday Mel 'Q "181 ..1• IIW J "';"' ~~ 1 .:tt...._ ' the t_.~ .rditet . to State PaCrol In Juclp Frank In ~ will meet at 7:30 to attend the funeral of Addle nlabt _br ·tlie Polbiat) ftolkot AD :t\t.;IE, are .;teet at -w.-Porter'•-t.Mp·C6dnty coutt p.m. 'lbuntclay at the temple. H11wk. Members aN asked to Depertme&li tblip el ' 0 .._..,.I •..,... t ' -;-'"'t"''" "':..:• .: ~ . .. t 3 . ttl till!\;; , ' . Hu. ~. ,. ---•-• " ·-- -au Wlaw. ... . . . .Mt..._._~- our r Dra' ma Mr. Shoemaker Mr. young Dies D T day . At Son's Horne Showers Boil Eastward off Baked Plains Logan H II Begm· Term As Chai·rmaD Mrs. Hawk Dies At Age f 60 .,.lbe me I • ' .=cg!.j:tt:· ....~ lip, I ~ . ~ / .. t • '· , A•> t.\ M·•· · ' ' ' . UIIICUUUl,. ,• tbe'.Syr~~ oar'l' a n. m. • Gil~ .,_. ;... ;·! . ' ' , a. J �l' ' • t-Dally Senli;lel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July t , 1984 i ron Adams, Jr. , Harry PERSONAUI ne" seV<!l"al days this wf"!t: weekend 111111 Maurlee Clark Ill · - --- - ond Robert l.a yne. Mary Jane Webb, d• ughter Mr. and Mrs. James l..eyne Huntington. TO \IPii:N BARBER SHOP of Mr. and Mr1 . WUbur Wel>b, and lamUy have I"'Ved inw Mrs. Dave Balr and Mn. Mr. ·R!y Daweon bu has entered Southerton Beauty their new home 011 Myrtle -Foster of Cleveland chased the equipment o! School In Hunllngtlln. Drive. were recent IIUests ol Mn. ANNUAL Plt'NIC HELD Church In New Haven with Roush Barber Shop and will Mr. and Mrs. Ches!A!r Weav- Claytoo Athey has Bo!r's sls!A!r and. family, Mr. The •unun. SuDI!ny Scb"'l [ ih• Rev . Joek ·r. Wekh ollie-\ en a sho~ In New Haven In the er and Lawrence are spending to his home af!A!r being a and Mrs. Dorsey Lee Roush pieloiL of th< r;cw !1>ven E. u. raHng. Grandparents are Mr., oear futu.e. the summer mont)ul touring the tient at Holzer Hospital. and Carolyp. 1 B C~m< h ""' held on Sund;y and llln. Floyd C~~< maek and BIRTH Western slates llld Canada. Lynn ~DIIer, daughrer • a r Ct'1"r La'·"' Camp, Ripley. I Mr and Mrs J . V. McGrew, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph They will visit with relatives Mrs. Josephine Miller, has \\' V • T<1~se 3t~e[•d ' ng were Iall of ~ t> 'W Haven. of Columbus, Ohio, are an. ir. Kansas. tered Clbel • Huntington Hoe. I Mr. a1,d , ,., l'a•l Rickard a;1dl SEW!!'IG CLUB "ICNIC 1nouncing the blrtb of a 7 lb. Mro. Phoebe Ranson of Nitro pi~l tr take a two year course 0 taus htor.. Me r.nd Mcs. liar- Thi Se wing Club held their son on June 23 at MI. Carmel W. Va., visited her meces and studyln~ to be a laboratory olo u,,,.~•rn•r anc family, Mr. ] ••r. ual picnk on Tuesday even- Hosp ita' in Cd umbus. T h ~ their ramill_es, Mrs. Herman technrclan. • •·d ~~; , Hu ry .\1t!!rr and dli.U- ing on ~bt lawn of the homt motl~ er is the fmm er Connie Layne, Mrs B. R. Vance of Mrs. Joe McComb haa regh tc-rs. Mr. and l>b •. John E'tl!l·i of Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Stone. Wa rtb of New Haven. The New Haven, Mrs Arthur turned t< her home In Pitts· d da asrne•·, ~lr. anc 1.-lrs Berr. ard 11\!embers and husband s att•nd-1 grondmo.ther· are Mrs. Sadie Goodwin of Point Plusant, sev- burgh. She.,.., visiting here be- - M H - ~ L1evmg 1 1er an · 8!10 -' c".ro1yn , •·tr - Haven and Mrs. eral days last week. -~ ·~rs. enry ""s U· l' . a nd j' ing were' Mr. and Mrs. N.- 0. Warth o[ New cause va me lllness of her Mrs. .~d ·~~rd Bu_mgarner li~d 1 \Vein , -,\ 1 and Mrs . A. K. Me- ! Louise :undiff 01 Columb'Js. ~he I Mr. and Mrs. John McGrew .t.her , Mrs. P. E. Roush. family, Wou11a. Gnmm, BeLy] Ch..ng, Mr. and Mrs. B. c~nditfs havl one other child, and fa~Hy of Buckhannon, W. . Mrs. Marlne Grimm is a Scarbw". h•v. and Mrs. Mar- Vanre, Mr. ond Mrs. Harold Ttrnuthy. Va., vlsrted their parents, Mr. tient at St. Jo9eph Ho9pllal In tin Be!'lslord and Andy , Mr. Johnson , Mr. and Mrs. J ames TO OPEN STORE and Mrs. Floyd Carmack, Mr. Parkersburg. and ,\ 1" . Chari., Weaver and Ma cKnight, Mr. and Mrs. Her- Robert Layne and Donald and Mrs. J . V. McCgrew ov- Mr. alK. Mrs. John F. Roush Charlene, M1 . •nd M•s. Ralph man Layne, Mr. and .•Irs. Lloyd Bumgardner are openina er the weekend . and family visited over the Sayre .no J<,ns, Beverly and 1Roush , Mrs. L. C. Roush , Mrs. G.E. Appliance Store in Mr. B. J . Howard, manager weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H..-metta Knapp , Mr. and ]' H. L. Dyer, Mrs . R. F. Bryant, Thabet Building on Filth of Stiffler Store In Po~eroy, Freeman Rou9h at Cleveland, Mcs. Euger.e Hudnall and fam- Mrs. Fred Ratey, Mrs. D. A. in New H<.ven on July !st. and Bonanza Store In Mrddle- Va. New Haven News Notes I ft ck S · • _pnngs I I Soci'ety NoteS , ' gbl!r, Ruth, and Mn. ovenfna wtlh their dau&hllrBaUey were week end vlslltoraj fUIIlly, Mr. and Mn. N ot Mr. and Mrs. Homer ~ ud DJaat. ' f rd , '!be were caUed 0 · y aisle 1 thelrBalle r~ 1be W~UI aw, ra. am Y· M~ ~ord:::: ~ MEniN~ IUr to • M~ aM 01' 1 :•th Ro: 1~ t:f ~~':: P or NEW 111-COUNTY A.A. ~ ~On STORE HOURS: 'Thursday e:OO p.m. St. Paul's Lutheran Church Syamore & Se110ni St. serv 10~ ~~~ J ld Bar· tu r.of C•l : , ~ brief· 1yng lth Mum d Mn Hugh Be.;s rec:~t]y~ · M nd M Cluence · r. '- · ra. _;_. · rer a ·~·1 OPEN FRIDAV NITE UNT-IL 11 P.M. 1 SHOWBOAT ,.........,,Ohle carton serves 18 complete success. Tbe mother ,/ SUMMER DRESSES Corner Mill and Second Sis. . STORE HOURS THURSDAY . ... . .. ..... . . . 9:00 to 6:00P.M. FRIDAY .. ............. .. 9:00 to 11:00 P.M. , ' ·SPECIAL! . • Ri,ght Reserved to Limit Qu-antitiea Cherokee Brand cans, CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 10 .... Open All Day July 4th JELLY J9c $1.00 Kingsford Br1nd Open I to 8 Mon. Thru Sat. '1LACKBERRY. . Halves In Syrup No. 2'12 TUPPERS PLAINS Dutch Girl Brand PEACHES 4 Fifth 1nd Pe1rl RACINE 7 RT. 124 RUTLAND 43 ea. J9c 83 I•• DAIR;. FAIR 1 Easy Monday :,~" LEMONS doz. J 9c bats. $1 '111 doz. lb. WIENERS 25c LUNCHEON MEAT 89c 1-lb. pkgs. IOO.t;:..· • Cherry •Peach CRUSHED PI 39 4.:: '1 210 2 .... 89 79 IOh-oz. 24-oa. JELL-0 2-. btl. 39 39 16-ol. ""•· ,...... All Fruited FIDYol'l 31 pkg, 29 lb. plog. 21 3-o,.. bous 23 MARIO'S STUFFED MANZINILLA OLIVES BLEACH Gallon Jug ~\~ ~o.'< fl.'b 0 .... PEACHES SIZE \\f.~ cons NtlWtUS. GRAPE er ORANGE 46·••· cane DRINKS With thb C.UOOn & Purdlo" af, SAVE 61c! DERMA FRESH KAISER Skin & Complulen lotiOn SOl;rs:~P' # tl'' ', HEAVY Widttl 'Dun FOIL any ~VANS LESTOIL 39 ~ 6-as. !ttl. Now thru Friday, July Jrd. Early Alnericon Decorator Bottle LUSTRE CREME ;,..,, HEINZ RELISHES TEEN QUEEN OLEQ '\ -· ------1 oc . :. -~ •.·· ' <' UII.CUI HAMIUIOII . lNI)tA o• sWin •f . ' t,' • 1 :·_"_ 22·, ··' ., "' ,.\ ., Jar '.. . •, Wtlhout .. ,". ... ... •. etant wllh Ceup • -~~ tach !j ........ . · . Cn11•• ' ' .• 79 14 ~·- ,, •.'1 PLUS FED . TIIIJ, WITH . $150 IN EVANS ' CASH REGISTER TA~I!S•., .----- .111 . -IREFT hbrlo lallo1M ..... aa '' eta• •••• 48 ....L ' 95 ;r 5 """ ' . " '' " ' ·-'"t; OIILT Instant Dry Milk I,I' ',to'-' ... -' -~ · CARIAnOI DOWIY -~ ' $.......... . ' &I can Palmolive . SENSATIONAL OFFER FROM EVANS Casklllrt Talc•• Giant log.-JIIItnthol ~l t $1 liPID SHAY£ HOT~ bottle 69 28-01. Btl. Pine Scent Liquid Shampoo ~~ 19 '49 21/z FAMILY ~i)i"c)(;'i)l<;' Cold ... ct. .• 1-lb. Cello Pkg. FRUIT At : Hot 24 ct. CHIPS Sliced - Halves SAVE 34c! No. 12 ]or B-et. kllle EVANS POTATO HUNT'S Yellow Cling COLGATE TOOTHPASTE ~Q~~~ cans 1 DISCOUNT DRUGS • 39 ., Evans Ice Tea Bags Spam Luncheon Meat 3 ~:~ '1 Spam Spread 2 %":; 39 Hudson Whittlapkins 2 0:k~: 29. Chal'lliofaper TOwels Z.f; 39 Gold Seal Sweet Pickles ni:; 39 . Hamb. Dills ~;.:;w• 2 ~~~- 39 Sl' Vietti Barbecue ~-=k 2 Chinet Platter Plates Pkv· 39 49 "9 Dixie Cups White Paper Plates ~: 39 Trophy Jumbo Peanuts !:: 39 Kraft Salad Mustard 2 4!: 89 Dan111k Marshmallows coi~PERTONE ~· t '· ' box . At any EVANS _':» Cocktail Peanuts 48-ct. .... Now thru Friday, July 3rd. Jack & Jill Brand j PLANTER'S r"~ Mlnlatur. With thlt Covpon & Purcha• of1 '" . /fl." MIX or MATCH I' -~ 6 .!~! •1 4 303 $1 Pkg. of 10 Spice Sticb I Drops Danmak Marshmallows • Naw thru Friday, July 3rd. At any EVANS eApple .... Chudde1 ' j '"·¥· 59 32-az. btl. Clark SUNTAN LOTION PIES .. I·Bar Clark Bars J::~· 39c IGrl bath pack CANDY Buckeye Sliced Swiss t.'',jss Fruit Filled • I La Marina Peanal BaHer Kisses BACON ~~~~ - ·- - ' t 20-oz. Bush's Shellie Beans Roral Prince Yams -ltnt's Fruit Cocktail Yast~~lte YC. Peaches Slakelr's BartleH Pears Hawaiia1 P•h Base Wesson Oil SPAM Old Smc:jke Hou$e 2 Juicy, Large 165 Size 15c 49c . No. I Woodbury Soap family Siz~ 11-oz. 11)·0%. 25c OFF COFFEEMATE In Our Ice Cream Dept. ·· large 27 Size Cantaloupes CATSUP 14 oz. bottle Now Phone No. SH 2-5543 FOR YOUR JULY 4th PICNIC! F1irmont '!4 GAL DAIRY FAIR _ __ ' 6 flat Cana Sl 4 ian 51 Dole Crushed Pineapple MoH Fruit Treats ~:~.0. ePRODUCE BUYS 24 oz. jar Hunt's Brand Department Store ' 12-az. Caas '1 20:o<. 49 , 4 Smucker's Blackberry Jelly Smucker's Blackberry Jam ~ box Route 7 Colon llolla .. . ' "' 'I '... 8'11-ol. "The Store With A lbrt" Asst. 10-ol. Jar• ~ Barbecue Cracker Clover Farm 2c Off GRAPE ORANGE ROOT BEER LEMON GINGER .ALE Grope $ Nab11C41 Chlt Chat Food M1rket con1 SPECIAL! JELLY SAVE 30e Snider's Bottln ' Clover Farm Store boxes '1 '1 211 HOFFMAN'S 20-0z. RUTLAND ' POTATOES 10 10 KOBEY'S ITE CLOUD 400-ct. CATSUP We Will Pay '111 Cent Each 1o Your F1vorite Ch1rity. LYONS White Aqua Pink SUPER" MARKETS CAN BE FOUND IN EVERY DEPT. AT , , , RACINE _, "'CANS$ THEY ARE VALUABLE! Court Street- Pomeroy No. 300 facial TlesuH SAVE YOUR R. C. COLA, DIET COLA, NEHI TRUE FRUil ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS PhiUips Sisters Style Shop HUNT'S AND BEST COLA BUY ON • PORK BEANS BANG-UP VALUES NOW IN HALF-QUARTS OR 1410-01<. We HJserve the right to Limit Quantities Royal Crown Cola JULY 4TH SALE SPECIAL The operution was declared a is the forme. Knapp of New Haven. are Mr. ond Mrs. Rgy I of Mason ond Mr. 1rnd Mrs. Melvin Knapp of New Maven. BAPTIZFD Suuda) Joanna McGrew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McGrew of Buckhannon, W. Va., was bapliled Sunday at the reiiUiar vk-. at St. Paul's Lutheran R-"tA Club · v ·. Lmet UB~~~~;\jp~o=rt:, :wa:•:l:n:M:ic:hlg:a:n:o:n:bu:sl:·:::P:h::UC:oo:k:e:v:ls:lted=o=v=er:t~he The Rot.ary Thuf!· day evening for their dinner meellng at Hartford Methodist Ct.urch. A short buslness meeting was held. Those attending were Donald F. Roush HPrman Layne , Floyd Carmack, Lloyd Roush, Richard Ord, Dr. John Ridgway, Jack Flesher, EACH BOTTLE! Clyde Foley, Rome Williamson, Russell Capehart, Hsrry MillSERVES THREE! er, Edwin Stein, Arthur 11\at.:t, Thomas Reed, Rev. Marvm Frame. •• ......... '\~ R. ! lly , Mcs. E. C.Mr. Riddle, Milts I• Smith, M". Otlie Roush Mrs. Ethel rtlddle, and Mrs. Edwin Stein and Mr. and, Mrs. Dwigbl Sayre and family, Stone. Guests attending were Ava Sayre, T. W. AboHn and Mrs. Phoebe Ran•on of Nitro, fwmlly, Mr. and Mrs. Otha w. Va ., Marilyn Johnson of Galving, Pet!! Burris and .John , lipolis. and Mrs. George James Mrs. Howard Burris, Mr. and family of Hartford •. . MrvJomes N. Roush and chi~ I~UTHERI'; CHURCH MEN ~n . Mrs. Tom Hoffman The i.utheran Church Men Tommy, Mrs. Fred Batey, mel in the New H•ven Park MIIUo Bumgarner, Mil. on Wednesday evening for a Flesher •nd Sharry, GaU Craw- cook out supper. Those attend. lord. lug were William RJssell, Bill UNDERGOES SURGERY Powell, Joe Paugh, Donald Robin Harless, son of Mr . Bumgardner , Lloyd Roush, Car· 1 and Mrs. Robert Harless of 1 ' Columbus, Oh10, underwent op- ' en heorl auriery at Children's Hospital in Columbus recently. < ' .....:- - . 01'1' 0111: 'faWN Rial I ' ' r ,• •• '"'"• 11111• ............. ·w1t ,_ ...-. ltlnt' ......, . ' I ; . ~ �I • ' 11-Dally Sentl!iel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 1, liM ( Jackson Misses 'Perfect GaiDe' By Pitch Rookie Honors 1oss Up Now He Tells Her very dear person, a friend of Desr Bolen: mine, who ia recenUy out of the For 28 years I have been hospilaL She has been so good giving my husband peaches and to so many. but somehow pe~ cottaAe cheese salads. He al· ple forget . She Ui, Mn. Michael ways seemed to like them, at Mraz, 165 Roessler, Street, least he ate them and said Boonton, New Jersey. Thank nothing. you. - A FRIEND The other day he informed Dear Helen : me that he hates peaches and What a heartwarming expercottage cheese and &lways has, ience it has been for me and and he will never eat it again. also my husband and ymmg son He has always taken out the to receive so many get - well garbage before he goes 1o wishes and letters of encourwork. Two days ago he didn 't agement. I am up in a wheel take it out. When I asked him, chair all day now and feeling he said he was tired of laking good. I am confident that God I out t~ garbage, and he proba- will restore me the use of my 1 bly wouldn't ever do it again. arms and legs. May I ask ror He u!led to .,ear whatever I your continued prayers to this laid out for hi~. Now ~e picks rnd, send a heartfelt thanks to out another shirt and lle on , all who wrote·~ Gratefully, purpose. I Mrs. Marion Zimmer, Pierce, . . Neb!" 1~t-~. I An.d, Helen, thiS tops It all: D H1 . . . tt ear een: Th I.s mornmg 1 pu wo s11ces M th II d ,. · th Y mu er ye s an 1r1ts me of bread In e toaster , and, 1, th f She ed when thev popped up . I gave a. e Ime. us to 1ove him one ~f the!tl. He handed it me, but n~t an,Y more. What . ,, can I do. I m elght and threeback and sn1d, No, I wont the foorths. _ MAD AT MOM" on• on the left Side ." D Md a: · Do you suppose he' s he"mg ear · 8 Y the lime th · bee h , lak thiS Is printed, 8 .~se e s en l"m sure you•:J be over your ( . lteS wtayl m res n ano~.uer woman? . MRS W mad, and so wlll your Morn. I • W. Next f.ime, honey, do what our Dear· Mrs. .. k'·' d . a 1etter to your More Iii< e1y bec.t'luse he,s tak• MJush o: wrtt.e d . .. en Interest in a man him- ot e~, an,, end, It Witt- hugs . . and k1sses. You II get them, I seIf . Th ere comes a t1me m te H every husband's life w h en guar.an e. - .· . "managing" (real or imagined) I Th_l: c~l~rnn Hi. dedicated to . farn1lv livmg, so If you're havk I t f I maesamueouonm. . · . Stop worrying and let . him ing kid trouble or JUSt PI a In kick up his heels. _ II. trouble, let Helen Help YOU. She wdl also welcome your own De ar HeIen : . . . . . , amilsmg experiences Address This 18 u 1 Bott e1 m . care· of t h 1s . a r1d1culous. thmg but ,peen ft's gomg to end up m a major fight. We have a climbing rose newspapPr. and it needs an arbor. We got ----a nice arbor and nailed u to the fence. The nails came through on our neighbor's side Galflpoli•, Ohio. oi the fence, so he came out Saturday, June 27, 1914 wilh a hammer and pounded SALES REPORT of them back through, which made Ohio Valley Livestock Co. I our arbor foil down and broke HOGS _ 175 to 22u lbs. 16.50 Se\eral branches of the · rose to 17.00; 220 to 250 Jbs . 16.50 to bush . This made my hu>band 17.011: Light 15.00 to 17.00; Fat mad , so he took bigger nails Sows 12.111' k 14.00; Stag, 12.00 and ha~mered th~ arbor back I to J4 .00 : Boars 8.00 to 12.00; up agam. Our neighbor came Sows & Pigs 60.00 to 100.00 ; out after we'd gone to bed and I Shoats 6.(1(l to 15.00. pounded tbem back through. Ev· ( CATILE - Steers 14.00 to ery evening it's the same thing. 20 00 ; Heifers I2 .QO to HI.OO; The holes are gelling bigger I Baby Beef 18.00 to 2.l011; Fat 11ml bigger and the fence won't Cow~ 1f oo to 15.00; Canners lokc much more. What should 8.00 to 12.00; Bulls 14.00 to we do? - READY TO WILT 18.00; l..ilk Cows 80.00 k 175.00 Dear Ready: . " VEAL CALVES - Tops 25.· The obviOus: arbor 15; Seconas 2().00 to 24.00· Med. trate," which ls a lousy pun but ium 18.00 to 22.00 : Com. &Hvs. j U.e only way lo aettle a silly 18.00 lo 24.50; Culls 15.0t to dispute between two grown-up 20.00. man. (Or are they?) - fl. SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 4.00 Your Holpln1 Hand Department lo 10.00; Slock Ewes •.OC to 10.· Dear Helen: 00; Fat Sheep 4.00 to 8.00; Culls Please ask your kind readers l.OO to 1.011; Bucks 4.00 to 8.00; tfl send a word of cheer to a Fat Wethers 4.00 to 8.00. Leaders I Boys' Play Schedule for Use of Park ddl A d In Mi eport nnounce Tl:~\~.~r1~~1~t~~~~~ :tr;~llf'Ar. ~ \s Cheshir~. .~~! ~~c::~i~:g~=~k~~!~~e c~~,~ ~:~~:e~~~D~et ~~: ~ Over Visitors Jct u·' • • · 0 \'el't•omes EJrror. PJ ague b"t e • e GENERAL ELECTRIC 1 All Models Reduced! I J 1 ! t: .I 1 1 o:e~~n ;sc~r:~~~la~~~~~e~~t. ClELAND'S T.V. ! . I P~·att 'I W!llk~d ; ~~Ln~~: ~ick~;:w. -I ~~~ r:~:~ ~:: ~~= ~ ~~ ~ I 1 • TO CELEBRATE I clock. 'Fireball' 1 The spokesman added Roberts . wHs "coherent most of tile 1 time ." READY· .MIX CONCRETE 18 175Lb, • Freezer CU. FT.Drewer Typo Uflllll Refrigerator For Smell11t Space on ihe Markel FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. I Roberts Takes Roberl.;; was burned' over 70 1 pf'r rent of his body when his I 'furn For w·orse car smashup was involved in a threeduring the World 8 See Us For All Your Clothing Needs- For Sports and Every-Da v Living. Make the 4th a Safe One. We Want To See You Around On The 5th ... ·,ro===....,.-..-==-i.--.· hap . A spokesman at Charlotte Me- ! ,~--------·~--- · - OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY JULY 2 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE morial HospiU!I reported Tues- ~ da_v night that the 3.'l-year-old . racing veteran's condition had 1 : changed ' 'within the last 48 : : hours from satisfactory to fair ." : 1 She n'pnrtPd he f-wd cff'· ve lo ped n mi lrl ~·a~e nf pw-·u , m o nl::~ c:n rl pmN iblv ha<l !'I hlrul<l · infection. l'0m mn~ ,• mong tJ 1rn · .' il'!im~ - He wns nmning a hit.!h 'rv. r ;md wu:ot hf'in - ~ iven ox Naw York qothing House 1---------------------.JI 1 . POM!Iov, OHIO PORTABLE Plu.a in any uo .. outtet &en U1rough a mask ii'round ANTHONY Plumbinq -Heating Your Oependabl• Ideal For One Room. Delivered Direct To Your Job ' Dealet For AND GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. HEATING WY2-3284 PLUMBING Phane WV ·2·255D ' ~ PAGE ST.. .. MII)DLEPQRT 2il2 . . . ·.;··. lb. 59c Chicken legs lb. lb. SUPER·RIGHT--5 VARIETIES Sliced Cheese lb. 39c Cube Steaks 49c Turkeys ~~~~~ED _ ALL GOOD Paper Plates Fruit Drinks 4 18-lb. AVG. Dill Pickles $1.00 Angel Food larg•39 ring A&P BRAND-FROZEN Lemonade RED RIPE GOLDEN SWEIT-I'RISH 3 69c l·lb. pkgo. THERM-O TUMBLER • ~~-~ v ·• .~ .:) ~-~.,.r ~ 59C Unbreakable Dishwuher Safe Stainproof 1-kz. btls. 29c Sweet Pickles Turquol10- VIolet - 11. . Cor1l - Lime - Y;fltew Pink 1nil Oran.. WITHOUT COUPON lb. pkg. 20 99c ~ptlicl by Law. "\'~ lbJ'u Jlll1 4 ·. ;; l· •. . \ ill 4iloll. Unit UP'a t _.-..• ' l . ' And PurchiH Of $5.00 •r More •· ' .----------.I ONE BOLERO 12-0Z. THERM-O TUMBLER 19 I :. . L Valld thn. July • Ill Coli. Ulllt A&P'o ' • ." • With Coupon Bele• 49c SUPER-RIGHT WIENERS ll:ulual•• ollleml BEAUTIFUL COLORS 8 -- q~:~39c Wllh pun:ha10 of 2-lbo. orm"" $5.00 or More •.1 -.' Big 12oOL upaclty ANN PAGE 8 ,., 49c Charcoal Pun:hoooOf ..... '"',.. &L&C.tll• ~a: ~.ro••• aYataM • J;, KEEPS COLD DRINKS COLDI I AN ...v..rro..-OWHU '• KEEPS HOT ORINKS HOTI Pink Salmon- 2 33C Ketchup 1-lb. can . OMPANY ............... •• COLD STREAM · 150· PLAID STAMPS' WITH COUPONS BELOW ******** " 6-oz.10C ---------------<In BRIQUETS SWEET CORN FRIDAY, JULY 3. MIDDLIEPdRT, 0. u.. ~9c C GOLD SEAL TOMATOES ' ', HALF Gallon Jug PLAIN OR KOSHER JANE PARKER 79c Each pkg. MAOISON BRAND RINGO 69c 45c 2 89c 3 79c Sliced Bacon FONDA WHITE 14-o:r:. cans - - lb. lb. 6-oz. pkg •• 59c Lunch Meat GRAPE· FRUIT PUNCH 6 sc YOUNG TENDER 49c Meaty Breasts AMERICAN--PIMENTO-SWISS WHOLE OR HALF .. ...... lb. FROZEN FRESH OR FROZEN-FRYERS Chuck Steaks Office Closing \' . ., lb.. BLADE CUTS by our . . . AVJE, ,. '., HAM FRESH OR FROZEN Ground Chuck - will be observed H~tR Firestone ·. , ' SUPER-RIGHT-COOKED LEAN--FRESH-TASTY \ Open Thurs. 9 to 8 p.m. Friday 9 to 9 p.m • CLOSED Saturday JULY 4th and SUNDAY, JULY 5th 79c BULK WIENERS ltbs.89c SEMIBONELESS Pkg. of 100. STORE HOURS lb. COOKED-liONEL ISS WATERMELON * Plllj! in allY 110 outlot' Thermostat I: Air Vent. _ FULL SHANK HALF CENTER CUTS ___ Ib. RED RIPE SWEET JUICY PORTAIU:E eNO FUSS •NO MUSS eNO WASTE . 1 c FROZEN--CONCENTRATED $4 9 9 7,000 Blu 4,000 BTU 1 Retails effective tbru July 4th In Middleport-Pomeroy SUPER-RIGHT-ALL MEAT SKINLESS HAM SLICES INDEPENDENCE AIR CONDITIONERS CHARLOTTE, N.C. fUPI\ - : .Junior Johnson and Ned JarCo lorful r.IPnn (Fireball) Hob- rett, also Ford drivers, were f'f'ts, whose name ha s been 1 the other two drJver 11 involved ' ~.\'nn~1omous With stock cnr driv- , and it was Jarrett who helped ; m,.,; lor years. llas t~o~ken a turn ' puU Roberts from his naming : fr.r the worse In h1s battle to vrhicle. Neither Johnson nor · 1·i·covt>r from severe burns suf- : .Ja rrett suffered ~erious ft>red m <1 May 24 racing mis- ; ies. vlOJ• French Fries \ I 600 race here. lb. 44c 49c 8 O'CLOCK- RED CIRCLE- BOW ' · I ...____ lb. 1Sc OFF SALE !~~· •All Priced with Your Old Refrigerator AI Trade car 1 COOKED-SMOKED $299 . 711 to 25.110. Whole Ham :!~~ Butt Half ~~,!~W $248 1 17.00; Slt.ck ·Steer catv"" 11.00 to 22.50; Stock Heller Calv11 17.00 to 20.110. VEAL CALVES- Tops :18.10; Seconds 25.110; Medium 11.00 In 21.00; Coi)IIIIOII • lleavleo 1~.- NO WATER ADDED fUR COATS SERVICE 11'1 "S.._per-Right" FULLY -COOKED I RADIO & T.V. teamed what II» haurdJ Market Report 1 • moo. As wllh many o1her pursul11, the bighe$ toll 11 8DIOOI 1he newcomeri who have mt yet 80 and how 111 av~..tbem. Even ca1DpslinC ~ , .It 18 or1se not 1o •et too far 1J ,'t_ha~lto•~T• • ~ botoN you aet .- boat to the ' .....n eraft •• ol • .. • .. _., .. •• water, you must put it on a llaadlog ap er -c!DI -u from abore, eapeQally m 1 alno clerlvalift II* tD.,. .. trailer and tow It behind your whUe tb< boat lo m oaolloa. U small boal, becauoe squallo ol· UJed •• a tranqulller. U It ... car. Thil calls for reduced speed speed II yoar _..., ...'1 l<n arise '"' very abort notice. considered habit-lat . . . . . . . . ospecially on curves and in a 1 b1l e docll er ....,.. boa11, IIIII- If your boat doea ~pole, otay obould be tak111 OIIIJ ~ high wind. Otherwise, your trail· I er anehored or movlq. A • 4 wllh lt. 'l'hll .will Improve your corelul 111pervilion by a fllr· er can literally pull you off keep • clooo lootoal r.. nrlm- cllance of being oeea and pick· oiclan. . lbo road. aaon IJid water olden, who ad up. llotddea, 1ho Ilion may ore lbe pedeltrl- of 111o look closer than It to IJid ..-en Q -o.r doollr hu . , Onee 011 1he water, eoosldera- tor. lhe' best swlmmen have trou- band l.lklnc MotamlDe. 'ftf!l lion for othero and common . ble swimming t!J"eal distance d lhil do• oenae will go far Inward lncrea• H IJ unsafe to Jump or dlve in cold wall!r especially If It Is oes • brlll!l ,. 11 lng your safety and enjoyment. !rom a moving boat because , rough. ' A:- M...-.. •. · .. If you want all your friends to you may hil a floating or aub1rolrutraf.o t>hooP."'II· .t ~!!; share your pleasure, take lhem merged object or even bit the Learn all the rules and obey en to prevODt •1taclll fi. ft. aboard In relays. Overloading lllriace at an angle that will them. Then, If you are not the pectoris. 11 glv• man eorin "" tVeaUy Increases chancea of tnock your breath out For max- seasick type, have yourseU a ed acUon tbaD al1rGIIJ · - I' 41 A£ler s"~~~~~r~·an~:~~t~; ~~- 111 Wo)'B G. 11n llodl, M.D. AI boatlntl becomes more and more popuw, boatlntlocclden11 are becoming more com- • 1 . I " ~ PLEASANT UVE8'I'OCK BALES CO. PT. ,.LKA!IANT, W. VA. S.tllrday, Juo rr, IMI HOGS - 175 to DO 17·00 In 17.110; Hoavleo IJ.OO to 11.50; Ughll 14.110 to 17 .20; Fat Sowo 11.00 to l3.25; Bom t.oo to lo.7S; P1gs 4.00 ~ 12.00. CAnLI! -Steen IUJO 1o 18.40; Heifers 13.00 to 17.110; Fat Co'!'' 13.00 to 1UO; Canneno 9.00 to 12.75; BuU. 14.8l to 16.50; Stoc~ Cows and Calves 125.00 to 172 50; Stock Steors 16.00 to 18.60; Stock Heifers ll.OO to ............ American League W. L. Pet. GB Baltimore 46 26 .639 ~.. New York 42 28 .600 3 (;hicag< 39 29 .514 5 Minnesota 39 35 .5Z7 8 36 38 .486 11 Boston Cleveland 33 "!I .471 12 Los Angele. 35 41 .461 13 Detroit 32 38 .457 13 !mum ahty IDsiJt tiJal ..,,..,. boiL one aboard bu 1 ll!e Joebl. Cbildren obotdd weu 1 ll!e Q - M1 ...,.. ~ jacket al all timet. MellarU for me. WllatllltJtl!l " Today's .Medical Report 12.00 to 1-'.00;. CoiilltlOIIIO.OO to Helen Help Us! 1 Yanks, Dodgers Win Games in LAMBS - Tops Jl.OO: Sec>onda 1~.00 to 20.00; Llgbt W!a. . Frant (:Hi) vs Connolly (l.f), Thursday's 'lam01 Cleveland ol Detroit, nlgbt Los Angeles at Baltimore, n!gbl Kansas City al New Yark, 1"'light Minnesolll al Boston (Only games scheduled) National League W. L. Pet OB Washington 31 45 .408 17 1 San Francisco 45 28 .616 Kansas C!ty 29 4.1 .392 18 Philadelphia 43 'J:T .614 ~ Tues ·.ay'l!l Results Pittsburgh 38 32 .543 51,i, Minnesota 3 Baltimore 1 Cincinnati 38 34 .528 8¥1 Kansas City 2 Boston 1 Chic'lgo 35 34 .507 8 ' New York 4 L.A 0. 1st, twi-light Milwaukee 38 37 .493 t AU.. STARS New York 3 LA 2. 'nd, night St Louis 36 38 .486 9~ Washinglon 6 Detroit 5. night Los Angeles 34 38 .472 10'A! 35 40 .467 11 By united ~.,.s Intematlonal Chicago 12 Cleveland 3. night Houston Wedae!Kl•y"s Probable Pitchers New York 22 54 .280 25,. National League Kansas City at New York Tuesday's r...:sultl BOSTON rUPil- 1'hP rJC' €" 1l ho:> l<.1 te sta1:;es of the . s~ a:::on . 1 e_trs cat('h~>r E~ Kirlt j•alrirk, \ O'Donoghue (5-4) vs. Ford (10.. San Francisco 5 New YorK • for "ronk 1e \JI :he vt• ar " honor!>! Hf' ctterJ Chu.: ag:o wfieldt>r : Kansn-; City mf1elder Utck G. As R. H. Pet. 1 . Clmnte, Htt 68 Z77 44 96 .347 1 1). Milwaukee 5 Sl. Louis • looks !ikt' a thrf'f'-~· ay a[lair to Uon Buford, Los Angeles inlwld-! (.;reen , and two Yanke t>s, utilMays. SF 72 270 63 93 .344 Washington at Chicago (2-twi- Chicago 1 Cinci;mr.ti 0 Am '"m:an League President Joe l Pr Hobby Knoo~. Cleveland out· ! it~· man Pearo (.ionzalez and [ Th~ Yankees rallied to down WiUiams , Chi 69 271 46 93 . night ) - Koc< 12·31 and Dan. Philadelphia 8 Houston 1, night Cronm llt'l:lrlllg thf' S?<l:Mt '~ 1 ltelcier Boh Chance. Boston m- 1 j.ll!l·her J't'le_ Mik~elsen. as the 1 the Jets 9·7 and the Dodgers Hunt, NY 70 262 35 85 .324 iels 15·6) vs. florien 14·5) and (Only games scheduled) ~,1 :twfly mark IIeider D:d!_~ ~une~~~~ ~s \t~g- 1 ob1'10US rookte .:?h;.~~en~ers. i ]; held onto its lead to tr~p the Torre, Mil 69 259 42 82 .317 Talbor (2·0) Wednuday's Probable Pltchero Cron in bt>lievt>s Ctlban nul d Pirates 8-5 in Pomeroy Boys' Cepeda, SF 58 215 33 66 .307 Cleveland at Detroit (night)- Pittsburgh at San Francisco lielder Tony OliVO and lwo ' I League play Tuesday. Aaron Mil 72282 42 85 .301 John (2·7 ) vs. Aquirre (1-3). -Veale (7·51 vs. Marichal (10. teen-agers. Haltimorr f.lltclwr ~1 Get1ing hits for the Dodgers I Flood,' ~·u 74 300 39 90 .300 Los Angeles at Baltin>ore 3). Wallv Bunker and BD~tnn nut ~j I were Rick Warner with a home St.argell, Pit 51 203 28 61 .300 (nigh1) - Chance (5-4 ) vs. Me- S1. Louis at Milwaukee lield~r Tony Comglia~o,nre 'et·, run and single Junior Pullins, , Allen, Pfiil 7~276 50 82.297 Nally 15-5) . (night) - Simmons (S.6) vs. :me a rugw'<l n•oku' p.Jlt> ~J 1il single ; Pow•'l. a home run Boyer, StL 74 283 39 84 .'1.97 Mim.esota at Boston lnigh1)- Fischer (6-41. 1 "H(;w can 1 tell that pitch was and double. and Tom Sarver, a P.ut th~· America Le:JJZU('' <; 1 S1·ht>dult'" for use of dia- ly J6 and Aug . ]3. l Philadelphia at Los Angeles ehi('f exf'('~~iVP can 1~"11 anr.t: h~r ! mnnd~ al Middlt>pttr! Muniripal ! Hondas vs. Tmy's and Mustow?'' , single. American League SIGN TWO PLAYERS (night) - Bennett 18-4) vo. eighl hru.rltngs who could t:dtch : Purk wt•rt> annnluh·r·d toci ;l\1 hv i l<ings vs. Hue Motors, .lul.v 21 j Hitting for the Pirates were ! . . G. AB R. H. Pet. Koufax (f0-4J or Ortega (3-2). thP tlu·pp pilCP-makl:'rs w11l btg P.t·rTPil li on DirPctnr C'lt:trles 1 And Aug . IH. . ~ · Benny Wrighl with a home run, 1 Al~tson, Mtn 70 'J!J7 55 86 .335 KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UP!) Chicago at Cincinnati (nigh1) sef';m(t hulf <;.llll!'t"' ' ~Funk\ , Johns11n 1 iJJiprs v~. ll ondas and Mus- ~Vf3CUSe is r Handy .Burt with two singles, / Oliva, Mmn 73 309 a6103 - The Kansas City Athletics -Ellsworth (10.6) vs. Purkey .•·Thill Dl tv:1 hi.'stht·m e\.'tTy- 1 The rrgul:ttion amltwo Bovs·lbmgs vs CileshJre, Jul y 2J and • ; Hoy """'gha n, a double. and Mantle, NY 61191 34 62 .325 have signed two players to un- (3·5). New York at Houston (night) whfre ." t'ron •n smd whi1" dt"'- 1 l.e:tgut' Sl7e diamond s '-H 'cum- I'll g. 211. . . W.f• , Chur:k Legar. a single. I Robmson Bal7'.,. 265 40 85 .317 disclosed bonus contracts. Larry Elsasser, 21, a first -Stallard (5·9) vs. FarreJJ rnssin~ tnt> Mmnt>sota outliel d- : mfldale Bo~·s· Lt>agut> g<J mt>s : :\1u r.: tau c.o:s vs Hondft!'l and TI- : • W10 : Pirate pilchers Steve Van Hinton. Wash 73 290 39 91 .314 baseman from the University (11)-2). ~;~r wb(l cur rrnth i~ the ]..,ague'<; .. n \1ondays, \\'ednPSdit\'S and fl\' s v ~. ltuf' Motors, .Ju ly 2B ' 1 Met(•r and Randy Burt struck Fregosi, LA 62199 35 62 .312 of Cinclnn/ilti, will report to the Thursday's Garnes 1 25 111 \lond. av. , gn mrs Bre ,Mn·-1 July 30 . : : : A's Wytheville, Va., farm dub st. Louis at Milwaukee \ <\ 'J.7 binatiou whiffed six and issued 11 Howard, NY 65 240 28 73 .304 as will lef<· handed pilcher Mel: Phila. at Los Angeles. night Oliva wa<; h~ad i ng tht> ' mf'rn:nn t 'f~ following lhf' Hoys' Lt><Jour · ll~ . · I d · t" w1•11 a 3'!0 · ·· " Syracuse, now in second lllace liVP passes. 1 Bressou , Bos 74 279 41 84 .301 vin Grubka, 17, a graduate ?f Chicago at Cincinnati, night V •."gll · bailtnfi!; r3 ~ ·: ' "·. g~1mP~ Th<' WPf' k Bishop Ryan High School m New Yolk &t Houston, night •eraot' ,...,,tied f!:1r fifth m with a 4-1 season slate, down·: The Yankees scored seven • Home Runs ~~~rnP; . Wl~h 16. including a Mond:Jys, WV I!IeP's SllftbftiL II 11112' ; te-d New Haven 10-3 in a Ponv l runs in t.he hfth on three hit~. II American League: Killebrew ~~Pittsburgh at San Francisco " ' l"m and had 41 runs- Tuesda,t.s . Pom I t'al-!llt' u j_ !.eJgue contest on the Racin'e 1.six walk s and a lielder 's choke T.wins. 28.; Powell, Orioles; AI· granu .~ " Wedne ::davs, Men·;; slllw 11tsu.n, Tw u."· 20. eac h : W.agner , diamond Tuesda\' evening. :. to down 'h -~ e J ets. . ~ww·u - tn ~;ml ht• ~<J d not prr-1 pitch . . . ; New Haven got only two hits . .J ac k J aco bs ied '·h ~ e wmners 11n d 1ans; cmdVJ to, Athl et 1cs ; 17 . Cronin <.:tmi1llv ~ec·n muclt.- of Bunkf'r Th ur~d:.J.\ s. Men s Ia~ I pilrh ' ofl Svraruse pit chin g . 1 ·1 "_'lth a hnme run, double. and . each. ihr pia f'l'"~ s: 1y he is Fnci•1~ s, Pl\ny l.t':tgt H' bv L. · Fry in th .:· 1· ' ~nlg es smg le, Hob Werry had a gmgle i National Leagu~"; Mays, Ci' II :tnrl lw ft'{'Or~ S3)S he StllllfdlHS Oprn l li.r i.!Jer Woods i~ ~~~· ~~t i~~~ <'lnd_ double, and Robin PhalJn ants, 22 : Williams, Cubs; Howrl<' S '0 tw a ~t)/)(f on •. " ~lln!J:Hs tit t->hlt::h S( hool plc~vs : ing. . <:1 smgle. aru ._18 each; Allen, Phils, 15; Ti'e 1q_.,_trn nld B.y~ker, a tr tlw l2tn ;md 26th Tlw fll'ld A rlng11e of f'rrors by hoth , JiJhtl M·c· .. _JPt h1tt~rs were. Vaugha-n 1Robm:-.on. Reds, 14. · _ 1 l'll)'~<-r »as among the · ... OJJt:n alle r S 1J m 011 those !~>am~ ('nrtrc! with !he Middlettl c Jmlork opened up w1lh two_ smgles, Gilmore a 1_. Runs Batted In 10 1 1 ;•",· ·uf'·.: ~itr·';~rHi leaders with a dates. Groups alwa.~·~ shoulct l pt •r1 JpJ;.; w1nnin~ 7-4 TtH'sday ~~L'> t~ n. ~~d for Syracuse .but du11Jle, T1rn Glaze a single, American Leag~: Ki"llil<,br<,wl l , '.• ' ,.,, 0 ,-d and a 3 38 earned (;heck with the director fnr us.~ t v{'ning 11\'t'r 1\I;Json in · T r i _ · li t>\ 1 d before the fJrst Folmer a home run and single, Twins. 60: ~tuar, Red Sox 57; 1 1rarne ewas , · ht- Lo gan a horne run, and Qualls, Wagnf'r, Indians, 55; Powell, ' . ;;vPr1(Jt• of the fields. 'Cot. nl1 · f'om· LNH!IJe pl<1v. The i l d ·. <'nmp Ie.ted bY fig t"rmir1::a;n, clm·e nlly sid~lined For use of the sl.ab (tennis. Jrts 11ow are J-2. l\1~ 1 son 1-4. tan ~-"f. MJke .len~ms. . a double. I Orioles, 49; Colavito Athletics tr;t mrr thw ;l we••k from in· basketball): The Jet s. plaving will ut l McChnlock exiled with three Jet.'> ........ 112 210 7 8 6\ 48. iu'i(·<; "uftl't'e(t when h~ flipped Monday, Wednesdar, Friday, thr~e regu l; trs. ~ommittee e:~ht l r,\ ~ns charged to hi.m. New Ha-\ Yan~ees ... 692 07X - .9 6 0 National Ltague:. Boyer, ._,,r n C'n'ra~n wnll wh1\e chasb.1sketball. bobble:ot in lite field to fivf' for ~ h·n scored on a hit, hvn w:~lks · Michael, Folmer 15) and : Cards, 54 ; Mays , G1an ls, 53; 0 in q a nv ilal\. was hnUmg .282 Tu.esday. Thursday, Sunday Mason . .Jet hi lling was tht! dif- i &n'd H"l errur . : Hnwel~. Werry, Jacubs (6) and 1 SLJ rgell, Pirates. Santo, Cubs . w '' ! :1 he w<H hurt. . tenms . fl· rencP as 10 sa le blows were I The only base runners for 1 Ph;~ lm, Bachtel 16). 1 46 each; Aaron Braves, 45. t'nH11 n lJ~IeJ t' ight ollwr .~· r~r · Sat11rd:tv. oren hot.h tennis go tt en ofJ ri ghthander Pvatt. 1 New Hnven off Jenkms were D~gers · ·· · 000 020- 8 6 21 Pilchin g 1 r~~" h<' ~~•d could mR~f' .1 11~n ;mel ba s!.t>lb;1ll ma_v tie played wHrkirtg the first four inn·_ · . 000 005 - a ·ft 1 National League: Far r e II 1 on a base on balls in the P•ratea ;:t l t.1 r covel d moki1• tiL!e I~ (,r liw cmJrl nn ail days, but and lrfthhoder Hed~!~· fo urth and the sE>venth inning Buck , Vaughan (5) and S<~r- 1 Colts, 10-2; Bunning, Phils. 8-2 ; l!.t• :lc!i vil,\ for rhal rlny noted w! 1o fini siJed up. single. Jenkms struck out five. i ve1. Van Meter, Burt (5) and • Marichal, Giarts, 10-3; Buhl, FIGHl R&r;;uus ;J ho v.· htts pnur·ity. Lights .M(•cmwhile , 1\·l:Jrk Tannehill . Meanwhile. Syracuse hilters l Burt, Van Meter (5) . Cubs, . 9·3; Koufax f.• · lJJt• ... ,•r, :;s tnh.• rn .• tional IIIli ~ ! IJc uut ;1!. lhP court IJy limit ed Mason to three sal 1. . narrowt ·d lhe New H~:~ven Jead ' 10--4; G1bbo11 Pirates, 5·2. . • . e Je s, 2 b . PJCK UP OPTION A Le F d 0,\KLAND. Calif t Ul-'1 J ~ . 1t P- m. . singles by Dawson, G. Mit.eh- : to J- y the end of the se<'ond l , . mer can . ague: .or, ' Mnbnn. 1Jfl. ~fin J!lse. Calif. A slow p11l'h sl' hPdule, all le JI, a nd Pvatt. j and then jumped into a safe • SAl\ fRANCISCO (UPJ) -Yanks, 10-1; A-rrigo, Twtns, l outpt\Utted Tony Pere·t, J38t.<l, gamrs being pluved on TuesMason t~mk a :1-0 lead in the llt:!ad with four runs in the ' T~le New York Me~ h~ve 6-I ; Bunker Orioles, 7-2 ; KraM . ~J<'O tlOI . I day and Tllursdny mornings, first 'three innings on errors third . The rally started when PlCkcd up fi'ra1~k ~arys opti.on lick, Indians; Pet~rs, White , . , follows : . three hit butsmen and lk, Chuck Bartels singled Jim from the Detrmt Ti~ers despite Sox; Wilson Red Sox; Kaat, l r<;ORTH HOLLYWOOD. Calif. , Cheshire v~. Tmv ·s VI p Th J ,. t I ' b ka .wa . I Crow walked and Bob' G l.m·y's 0-3 record With the Mets l Twins all 8·3 . ewman 150 1 ·. . · ., e e s go wo ac m the . rues· d h. . 1 _..: · .'.'..:__~:·_ _ _ _ __ N h I PI lU I ·- · o nny . , , , Ashland OilPrs vs Krlth Goble fourth on sin les b cr ~:rng led to load the bases an IS sJx-runs-J er-g a me Los Angt>les. out.potnted Memo : ~·Tu:-.tflngs. Julv '/ and Aug. 4 ningh·•nJ Jrrg ll y Jont Cu nd- Wi lh one away big Ray Pr r·f e<~rned run avera~e. Ntw York 010 011 OOX- 3 10 0 I T"uana Mexico . . . . u , • . I V avenpor an o- L h db .h . Lo pe7.. 1~t0 1 · · .1 • /l ;twlmgs Hondtls vs Tom rlanny LnJdPrmilt Four 'rTiore fill poked a bases loaded triary a .. een Wlt . the Mets Newman, :Juliba (6), R. Lee (10). ! Hue Motors ; Ti11y's vs. M11..:;- .~{·orf'd in thf' fifth. whPn Harv- 1 pie and then came borne him-! Oil a co nditiOnal basis. (8 ) and Satriano. Downing (3-2 ) I UP t'Y Hoffner 1 . d. , ff d H'il whf'n Amos WHilbrown . 1 -and Blanchard. Loser-Newman 11 l i ln l!:~ ..J1ll y 9 and .4 ug. 6. LAS VEr.AS, NevM. I !AI-:~ , Cheshire vs. Ho.nda s, <md Rue . -fannehiH hij e~ · ~~kg to , ab n k I safe on an error was I .\1cELHF.NNY SIGNS (6-3) . HR- Adcock, Maris. 0 Gonzaleo:. 20Jii~ esa, tJZ ., M 1 A hl d .1 ' • a{ ac S · NEW YORK WPII H gh ~iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii~ outpoint~d Lin~· Rendon, 182, . lv·ol~r:n~s Au~s l~n 0 '<"rs , Ju- triples. followed . by two errors, B vtra,~·u:.;e. hhitfters were Chu~k McElhenny ha s signed h'is 1~64 ~ H C b· (10) · ,.,. · I three \lialks a sm ,If> - hi · are ·• Wit our singles m · DEPENDABLE avana . u <!. • Rue Mot~rs vs _ Cheshi re and , ond - by ·gill · S~·~n and s~~~ Jour lrips, Bob Grut!scr, Car-1 contract With th~ New ~ork , Ashland Oilers vs. Tim·'s. Ju-' niugh~m :s doub iP Larr St .son Crow, and McClintock each ! ant~. McEihenny, who JS the DRY CLEANING 1 ___ _ -· ______ . .. . Y • o_- 1 d . • . j Natmnal Football League's No. PITf'S SHEOULE ~mrt also .smgled In the ftrst inn- ~ ~mg e. ,.a n P:offlt, a _tnple 3 ~:~11-time yardage gainer will mg ;md Laudermilt had a sec an two .s ingles In four tnps I b · h' . ' end I PJTI~BUR<;H !UPt) -· The ond. single too. - I N~w Haven 300 000 0-3 2 3 egm IS ~3th year m pro ~oot· Populor 2 Door Umver.s1ty .or Pittsburgh has M.asnn scored it f h . Syr:Jcuse u 4 310 x-IO 9 1 ball and his second as a Gtant. COLD S.TORAGE onnoJnced 1ts 10-gamc football l · , s uurt run 1 H d F 110 Lb. Freezer schf'd ule f r 96 In the Sf'ventn on suecessive in- ' owar '. ry (2l and John- dst game) SERVICE 0 1 5 CU. FT. All Makes--All Models · , ·. I l•eld Prrors. • 'on. McCimtock, Jenkin s (WPI I 1 1 ROBINSON'S :: ' fanned' five. Umpire L1undenr•Drv C•e•ners . ~'~I West Virginia : 9, at Duke ·! n~blkndyd, fRed m.m fa.nned one, - e. Belmsky, D. Lee i3), R. Lee Convenhmt Pickup Hi N . . wa e our. Tannehill [an ned I (6) 0 · ,k- (O' d Stltton• In WY 1-2'255 at a\'.f: 2.1. Miami of Flor- Sl·ven, walked two hi : TO RECElVE HONORS sms I an Rodgers. Middleport-PonMror · trio:~ :m. S,vracuse. Nov. 6, No- Mason ' t lhreP . ! NEWPORT K Bouton .<6-71 ana Howard. Los. 125 Lb FrHZor 608 I . Mtin St. Ph. Pomero't W'Y 2-5428 Pomeroy ' trf' Oamt' : 1:1. at Sou. thern Cilli-~ Jl'l ~ ~.~ 2~1~ ~ = ~I~~ ~ feet game pikhe~· Jim Bunning . er(-2ndBehn~·J..y )( 6-4). Middlopon WY 2-51:10 DroworTypo 11 =====:_::lo: r~ni:•~: ~ 2~' · ~ · P:•:nn:_:S~Ia~l~e--....,.., \ . be game · __ . __: _ _ _ _ P.valt LP, Redman (5) and WI . honored at a cere~ony Los Ang. 000: CU. FT. 000 002 2 80 RPdmnn . Dawson (5). Tanne- precedmg the Reds. Pllillies lr-==...==~~~~~ hil l and Swan. Vmpiret: Art g~me at Cincinnati's Crosley IF YOU ARE PLANNING · Sto!Je~rt Fie ld on Ju ly 20. 1 l>atly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., July 1, 1964-7 12.00. : ~ GEilRCF. r. LANGFORD ! ho: weather pitcher. The hotter , o"' hour and 40 mluntes-the !!its in hurling the Ph!Jli.. to 1tior!ai Leogue game scheduled. enth In the sixU. inning to seal . Ul'l Sporl !'i WritN IhE' better. I• makes me con· : fastest game of the National an fl-1 victory over Ken JohnAL ActioB thf!" defe~t for starter Galen ' The heal :. on Larry J<tckson , ef' ntrate more •• , Leaguf' season- to register his ' son \fi-.71. ln the American League, the Cisco (3·10) of file Mets. <'' thai 111 ; 1 ~P" :h1ngs :1lmo"! The mercury was in the mid- i lOih. victor}' against five deJohnson. who lost a no-hit ef- Yankees swept two from the ..,(', 'lOs Tue<;day m Ch•cago and a · fe::tt!! . [ort to Cincinnati earlier thi"S 1Angels 4-() and 3-2, Minnesota Pinchh~tter Ty Cline deUvered rht' j.;H~aru ld ChtL'agu Cub rlt>l•ghted Jarkson was t·ven hot- • Joe Ja~ was tl:e tough-luck seascn, was 1he victim of three tripped Baltimore 3-1. Kansas his rirst homer of the Eea800 ~ • 11t a ndPr cutTI:'ntly tws hts tf'f <l!-i he missed tht.> National los~r. altowing oniy two hils- oulfield errors by the Colts in \City nipped Boston 2-1, Wash- With a man on base in 5 11111 1' nn tht· 2G.ncto r~ sl'a -. LPagm's sPCond perfe<'t game b(lth by rook1t> Jlfn Stewart - m !he firsl tnnmg when the Phil- inglon clipped Detro!'\. 6-5 and eighth inning to account for ..1 1 ~t w·h " a~ twt•n pt'l'd t('l d w;·hin a JG.day span by a sin-· flroppm g h1:. fir<:.t deci sion to Jh~s scored five runs, only one I Ct11cago routed Cleveland 12-3. Braves comeback victory. Hank t 1 1 hun rvPr! !l'ar smcr he gl•· IJ!trh , tile Cubs smcf' Jtdy 2~. 1961. of the m .. arned . John Herrn· i Gaylord Perry t6-31 was brrik,· mt o th,· n WIU I h·<tgu,·:- Ill .T,:d.;s{ 11l hurled the Cubs to 8 1 Stewart s sin gle m thf' till in- stein paced the Philadelphia at-1 fret!<! from the bullpen for nnly A~roo slu~ed ~our hits for '1 9 -~~ :HJI l~<hr('h ht· !1;1 " nev\'r J-0 virtorv over Cincmnati and I ning scorffi IJkk Berte\1 who lad with three singles. I tile second time this year and Mtlwaukee mcludmg a two-run bi'-~l; ahlt> ~u a!'ltt ,w . the onl ,\' RPd who didn't wtlt un- had walked and moved up on a The victory kept the Phillles won h1s first decision as a homer. his 12th oi the year, off · 1· \-l' ,-,ewr bt·en ;,bit> to lwlt) 1 dPr Jackson·~ spell was Pt.• te l sacrif ice. a half-game behind th~ pace-1starter. shutting out the Mets I loser Roger Craig (4-4). Fora b[.IJ club before 1\·l<JY." ad mtb i Rose, who ~angled r leanlv 11110 I .lim Bunning, 1& - 3), who ~ellmg San Francisco Giants, : on three 'hits. mer Cardinal Bob Sadowski, Uw lorrhn ght hurl er. wllnse \'!('· l centrrfield to open the seventh turnt'd 1r1 a perlt'<'t game 10 who blanked the New York I Orlando Cepeda slugged his who relieved starter Wade Blastnr\' total ha~ ran~f'rltrnm 1~ to i 'nn111g .I!=IC~Mm dispatclwd th(' 1'1<1vs ago ag~inst the Mel :'~. tim- Mt.'ls 5·0 Milwaukee topped St.: 13th home run with one aboard ingame, was credited with bis 111 tht> l:Jst t'lgh1 ~·tars ''I' m a Ht'cb with only 58 pitches In itNt tlte Hou ston Colts to five Loms 54 in 1he Qnly other Na- · and Tom HaUer added his sev· third victory in nine decisions. 1 •· ' ' •, • C I With .ThII Coupon A~7u:~:N I' Of I.e ----·--..- - .. Cottpoll VaHd·'l11ru,Ju}J 4.jt Ka. t · ·•I �• ' • ( the November •lect'<11. 'l'ltat lteDnedy. Tba ne w l'relldeat wvuld lllldone wltboul qaall!lc• could create a altuatlon In Ibm was adjusting fo r publlc tkln one of the concltul11111 otat... which the oeoator would bave illlpectlon tba Image ol tba fla- ed In Jobnson's January, 18M, r Pleouat VaUev Hoopllal no alternative but to a camcally conservative Lyndon B. budget me.§.'8ge ID Congrea. It ADMITIED -. John Cblck, paign for the entire DemocratJobnaon, conaervator of llle was tlu!t i" gQYOI'DIIIt11t II!M II Chill; ·othe; Chtrleo Rice, I.ely DOROTHY KILGALLEN le ticket. public fUnd•. Tba Image wu solvent ts. tti( kind of go..,. Oil; Luther Coleman •. Cheshire; DIAjp'eel Oot Rl&ltll widely applauded. LBJ's state- ment that endures. Mrs. Rey mond Hope, Galllpol· Sen. Byrd disagrees altogelb- IDtlll was ., followa : To be solvent ts to be able i~ . er with LBJ's clvU rlgllts pol" I have pJedled that the exto pay all legal debts. Ill tba DISCHARGED - Mrs. Rich· Icy. lli!t disagreement on govecuUv. branch will be admlnlsnarrowest ~~e~~ie of the word, ard Eggleton. Bidwell: Dwila ernment deflclt spending and t~rod with the utmost lbrlft and the United States .ts !JOivenl. Henderson, Henderson ; David THE CELEBRITIES masterful direction, the old We takes on debt ill equally gr"!!t. Last frugality ; that the gnvernment Byrd holds titat U.S. oolvency K. Smith. Pt. Pl easant ; ,Mrs. I Lvnford Sisson and daughter .J Jane Fonda has ":on her most recent new dimensions and seems as fresh as week Byrd protested In the Sen- wtll get a dollar'• value for a iJ being hazarded by big spendPlinl John Nile•. Jr . Pt. battle for the affectwns of Roger Vad- any turgid drama ever dreamed up on a ate against needless federal dollar spent; and that the gov· ing politicians. B)'lll asks: spending, planned deficits and emment wtll set an eumple of If redticliono ·In deHclll, Piea<a nt tm, ex-husband of those two ctnema love- Swedish celluloid. The production numbers, skillfully debt. He wants to reduce spend· prudence and economy." spending and debt are 1101 81inli _ Mr , nd Mrs. John lies, Brigitte Bardo! and "Annette Stroychoreographed by Ken Abernathy, are ing and has explained precisely Byrd said Johnsoo's long , sought now in relative • peace ra mpb<'ll Biowell.d aughter. berg. Roger has returned briefly to the ·____ __ _ embrace· of Catherme Deneuve (he lavish, and the special effects should win bow and where be would cut. ~me planned deficit spending and prosperity. what tlmo n.e senator's position Is sub- program breached that policy. would he appropriate? Tteasury doesn 't know any ugly girls, obviously) an Academy Award. There are scenes of stantially In accord with John· n.e ..nator seems sometime• Secretary G. Douglas Dillon anDEVOTED TO INTUEST OF but Jane lured him away from hectic Pa- New York, its skylines and its tall build· MEIGS MASON AREA ris to a retreat in hectic St. Tropez, and ings, that could not have been realistic son's own policy statement of to agree with what LBJ says swered : not nelrt year or the close friends believe this time she really if they had been fUmed in front of the Nov. 30, 1963, eight days afler but to di•agree with what he year after. Beyond that Dillon · the assassination of John F. does. For example, Sen. Byrd was not sure. does want to get married . . . . . Keely Seagram Building. Smith is suing Dot records, contending In short "242nd Street" Is not to be that she is entitled to the master record- missed. Rush to see it if you can get a AIRY NYLON MESH New Shipment! ings she made with Louis Prima when ticket. l!nttrad •• second Cltu llltlllnt th tn · · d • • ""'"'r , 1 ,,., PGit oftlu •• Porn'"'' ey were par ers m marnage an a Just Unpacked! nightclub act. Sen. Goldwater and Gov. Scranton Nttlonal ednrtt•tng ~···-''"'""1 Chicago's musicians, usually a step are playing second fiddle - fiddles? aottlnem tUmb•H. Inc .. ,., LOJIIRI ahead.. of New York's in labor relations in the routines of local nightclub comeron Avo .. Now Vorll City _ N•* York. h get Keds fit, N&M Sub~rtpt!on rll111 Dollvor-H (t ey've had 3 fiVe-day Week fOf many dians. The funnymen get their biggest tarrier whirl IYIIIIOIO. SO contt piP yeafS, for example) just W0fl another laughs with jokes about the New York WIDTHS _ Keds comfort , 1w••k• ono ., • ., 1n •d.,lnC'I •• tiM round with cafe, ballroom and nightspot hotel room shortage . . . Claudia CardinDill., snttn•• otuce. "uo. operators. The Windy City local ruled ale won't make the ~ala premiere of "Cirmanthl, 17.10• thr•• month• th I , , '-'\OfOr Routt when c.rrler -~"~ I at no musician can accompany any me- cus World," in whtch she co-stars with and Kedz fashion . , not l'llil•bl•, on• manttl suo. chanical device that plays music- a reg- John Wayne. Has a virus, she says. The MIDDLEPORT Mill• on• y•or. Sli.OOI Ill! manthl, UlatiOD designed tO ClOSe all the diSCOthe- studio translation: she doesn't want to be l IS.U Get the soft, cushion comfort- the snug but easy fit_ J thr•o monthl. SUO. qUeS there. Local 802'5 rank and file separated from young Spanish bullfightand the smart loo~s that all come with U. S. Keds"! ITALIAN TYPE would like to see the same ruling applied er she's flipped over . . . Tab Hunter is in Gotham, because they believe the fu- a most happy fella. As star of "See How Economical, too, for Keds wear so well they're your . ture looks bleak with discotheques and They Run" at the Drury Lane in Chicabest buy in the long run. Come in soon. the Scopitone juke box idea catching on go, he did the second best business in Make yours a Keds familyl ... Marlene Dietrich's agents are lining the history of that theatre, then jetted up a "concert" schedule for her in cities into New York and on to London for the FOR across the United States starting in the filming of a picture tentatively titled Fall. New York, at this point, is not on "Troubled Waters." which he says has a DAD her schedule - and probably never will Hcrackerjack English cast." He's addi· be. Marlene always has been reluctant to tlonally elated over the strong possibility ' perform before tbe "tough" New York that he may co-star in Rock Hudson's · Scuff and Slug Heel press - who would probably just adore next flicker. If the darling Bert Lahr wanted to her, silly lady. foresake Broadway - and let's hope he • • • doesn't he could make at least a quarMembers of the 400, the Jet Set, and ter of a million dollars a year staying <tars of show business are still tallongand probably will talk for a long time to with industrial shows ... Walt Disney, come - about the glittering premiere of after seeing Jerry Dodge in "Hello, Dolthe new cinema extravaganza "242nd ly!". got organized with the agents and FOR Street" at Delmonico's ballroom. After plans to sign Jerry for TV and movies MOM the laughter and cheering died, it was as soon as possible. generally agreed that Sam Spiegel, Joe • • Dear CIA : Russian troops are arrivLevine, Jack Warner and all the other FOR giants of Hollywood had better move i!l£ daily in Cuba, usually by submarine, LITTLE over just slightly to make room for wri· and are being dispatched to the Santiago SIS ter-producer-director Dick DeBartolo, area and to Santa Clara, where the antiwho was responsible for this delightful Castro guerrillas are most active ..... . CHAMPION confection starring two discoveries, Imie Copacabana boss Jules Podell not only One eyelet, BLUCHER tapered toe Lane and Diane Janaver, and a host of signed Jerry Vale for three weeks start· Sturdy oxford, more familiar talents, including Joan ing Aug. 27, but enthusiastically recom.Inti-scuff toe~ $4.9P •. . the most important single ingredient, Fontaine, Don Ameche, Arlene Francis, mended him to the Sands in Las Vegas Audrey Meadows, Phyllis Diller, Jane Wi· as a sure-fire headliner ... It's checkup $3.99 the dependability of your pharmacist. Rely !hers and Van Johnson. time at the Mayo Clinic for Danny Kaye The story, a classic in the movies, de- ... The lad with Jill Haworth at Gallagon us for precise interpretation of the forlineates the tribulations of a small town her's was 24-year-<>ld Billy Baxter, said Other Brands beauty as she tries to make the grade in to be a millionaire, and said to have capmula, accurate measurements, fresh chemthe theatre, but under Mr. DeBartolo'» tured Jill's elusive heart. :::8::D:al:l:y:Se:n:tln::e:l,:P:o:m:e:ro=y~·Mi =dd~l~ep~o~rt,_O_.,_J_u_ly 1, 1964 Voice of Broadway ••• reporting I • N,.w Gift Catalog Announced Today By Top Value Stamps . · 11110 pag,. listing approximate. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 1, 1964-9 , . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...... ly 3,000 gill Items, trip• . and Boys' ; premittnu available fro m Top stores, and other retail · Ohio. It bal H zone offleet. 1 Value Enterprises. Inc. , es. It ill also designed ID They cover operation• in 1 . Mr. Runyan said 'Thill cata· llle need of Top l(alue's states and the District of ~ i log ill the inost carefully coor· expanding activity in the lumbla. . DAYTON. - Top V a! uei iiDDOIIIlCtd today by W. P. Run· dinated, highly styled book we of business incentives. These - -- - Stu · 88 Stampa new gilt calalog wu yan. Preoldoat. It con.siots of bave produced thus far' ' 11 ten require major Item! r. I - pr. COJllrllts sharply with the 18 .. television sd a, boats, & page brochure of prem•ums or-; mobne. etc. Slzo iginaUy issued m 11151i. '111ese large gifts also •atisfy "As was the case last year, the needo of groop saving plans CINCINNATI (UP!), - Liv... ll 31f2 to 6 - o SAYE MONEY AT HOGG • STACKS ss.99 THE SHOE BOX ~~ "-i!:r ,-;;,..___~ I SAN DA L IN EVERY PRESCRIPTION APRICELESS INGREDIENT: • icals, sanitary laboratory conditions. Reports From The Capitol By LYLE DUTTON DRUG CO. C. WILSON United Preu loh·rnational Add Virginia (12 electoral ' votes) to the st"tes in which l President Johnson Js ~ ~d 1 trouble. LBJ has , m Vll". I MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·Chapman-Canaday and Styles $2.99, $3.99, $4.99 In the Middlo Block N•xt lo Elberfeld• If it'J Tennis you POMEROY'S QUf<LITY SHOE $TORE ginla regardless of civil rtgt•ts. 1>on. even :hough me" gently. warit we have them. observations prompted by Sen. Harry That chance arises because Vir- · Byrd's June 25 denunciation g~ia. Republkans last WE'ek dethe Johnson · Ctdt'O to put L:p a cahdidate to big spendings planned d~:i;~j:":-:P•c:: ·""':"'...".By~r~J~fllllor~til~o_:Se~na~t•~ln1,====="""'====,.,..=========;"""""'"""'"""'""'"""'"""'"""' These e Check Our Summer Shoe Specials • program. Byrd proteste against the steadily rising federal debt limit to $324 billion .ilttention Home Builders! Cheek Our Prkes In l' olume Lots Before I' ou Buut is ! which provide name brand mer- stock: every merchandise Item 37c":. ei'RAMING LUMBER eWINDOWS eDOORS e PANELING I PLYWOODS e BPS PAINTS e GYPSUM PRODUCTS The political Implication The senator is head man few lots choice and prime 911-11411 MASON, W. VA. OHIO VALLEY WIENERS c OHIO VALLEY BOLOGNA There ls '• possib~ llty, Lhat Byrd might enck11se u OHIO VALLEY BACON DEL MONTE 4 $1 00 .~: 23c 3 2Sc 303 .,.. cena FRUIT COCKTAIL SWEET TREAT CRUSHED PINEAPPLE JELLO PUDDING Vonillo-Chocololo Buttoncolch & Lomon _ 1 far BUSH'S OR HOMINY- WILSONS CERTIFIED ---- GROUND ~!:EF -WI~~!ERS 12 cans $1.00 PARTRIDGE BRAND - EASY CARVE CHOICE t~AI~\· LB. ' SUNBEAM HOTDOG or dw1c • h Buns "' , _ 19c pkv. 8 lb. bag 83c Moshod _ _ lb. ltag ~ONE T 19c box ' s OLEOMARGARINE · · · · · · -41bs. BLUE BONNET- 4 Stick 1.99 5 .00 Sealy Fir~t~olden Sleeper Year's lfeatest flr~attriu VALUEI Sew On Your Own Singer Sewing Machine When you see a mattress val111 like this don't wai\ buy ltt Seldain has avon Sealy packed so many quality fu, turn tnta 1 maltlwss II 1uch 1 IIIW prlc:a. Look: ICE CR~:.:A GAL MADISON CUT GREEN BEANS .... · .. · .. WHOLE 8 cans $1.00 PORK & BEANS--·-·- can 25c KRAFTS JET-PUFP ' LARGIIi 1 LB. BAG ONLY Marshmallows quolily fryors for your holidoyl c WHOLE lb. LARGE 32 OZ. JAR DILL PICKLES···- qt. PURE LARD .. · · · .... · .... · 25lb. can $2.99 PRODUCER~FINEST - 15~ MILK - - HOMO c SWEET • HlliART OP GOLD-ALL PURPOSI F~OUR-----251b. bag $1.49 BREA.D • 6 FO-R-37_•- - LOAVES ONLY ChoMe from ona of S.voral Models • 'filii GIJdiOIJJII ....... - ·-·-·""- •lllaq,l«._elrilo_ Fabric Shop McCall's Pattel'llll 95 a CV;tl' dHply qQ)Ited to luxurlous ;$ealy-fa~'! ,priced tl' only $49.95. Ana loOk atlhose otljir li\IIIIIIY tutu• ............_.,... •5 1.1oMP,!NIItlooleollo " In IIUAWANtEfD IG YEAIII • . $ .,..,,...., _ _ .,.. .. . . . ""' ....... ltonllrl . ..... !Qorol.loal,_ . • 1-1' 1 w. 2nd ~'- ') WY 2-2635- COPPIRTONI - RIG. $1M SUN TAN Lot•1on _ Rockford Catsup 10c LARGE 14 OZ. BOTTLE - - - eWITH THIS COUPONe Coupon Expires July 4th, 1964 $1.10 Plus T.. ' CUT .... di!OIIIIr .... or Coupon Expires July 4th, 1964 l tiT GUARANTUIIII YIAn V¢"""1":"'.-'=lj:'.\1:: . COR. SECOND Middleport, 0. ~ 6y t/r.t, ~;. Se4' ~~ .. ~ World'•, largesl11lling mattrets.of ita kinf S!nier Salea & Service Olllo $ eWITH THIS COUPONe ' Jar Cream Pies 3 ,., $l00 - - $1 00 INSTANT COFFEE 51·09 MORTON- ALL VARIITY STA PUFF RINSE 1Qt. . - -19c gal. iug 'SlLF R I S I N G - - - - - - $1.59 ·VALUE plus ••• wOrth lnanr dollar$ morel Sealy'a 1 e~pe)1slve Quilt-Firm tuppb!l ~Ius c tb. 3 in a bag LARGE 303 CAN ENGLISH MOUNTAIN Sealy Golden Sleep Supreme Here ' 11 BEEF STEAK ~ Serve c FARM VIEW -All Varieties eDenims Ill JUST RIGHT FOR CHARCOAL GRILLING ROYS FOOD BASKET OR BRIGHT STAR-LARGE 10 OZ. JAR THE WAID CROSS' SON 3 7< c BACON 5 lb. box 89c BONELESS 15 ALL DAY! ENOS 1nd PIECES DOG FOOD _ • tktnchdt .. ttmptrtd ... colb Prices EHective Thru Friday -Closed July 4th 12 oz. PKG. FRESH LEAN BURGER BITS-SAVE $1.00 Wo Hove A Largo Varloty Of Sowing Notlona I Middleport SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH JULY 3RD, 1964 larvoi20L15 MUSta rd - - - lor ( e Seersuckers e Sailcloths ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ~ Cornor Second & Rutland St., Middl•port KRAFTS SUMMER VALUES TO $12.99 No. Second FOOD BASKET BUSH SHOW BOAT-LARGE 40 OZ. SIZE FOR Si zes 6V2 To 12 OPEN ON FOOD COSTS FOR JULY 4th HOLIDAY t MATERIALS lbs pr ( ~~\1 '~ Potatoes too, .88 Men's OXFORDS-- LOAFERS $5.88--$7.88--$9.88 pr. Far All Tha Family lb slaughter spring lam!Js :<J·>4, 11 good and choice 80-90 lb ,,.,• •11 some utliity $20; cull to shorn ewes 4-5.50, few good choice 56·75 lb feeder lamli>s II FURNITURE CO. INSTANT , the Virginia Democratic or.:on-1 izatioo. It Is quite po.sible he will wilhhold his end•om•· I mt>nt from Johnson. 'l'h.1 ebl' would lick I.B.I In gu.ia. 12 s 15-17. Large 7 oz. Box French's gima. pr. FOOTWEAR Sheep ' 350. All classes •teady MASON MASON, W. VA. Pinto Beans Byrd's reference to Johnson's! planned deficit spending is T,BJ is in bad Lrouble ln Sizes 4 to 11 AA- B· D widths Values To $5.95 CANVAS Convenient Terms Hogg & Zuspan Materials Co PHONE SP-3-5554 I 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 Atk About Our Llbtnl Flnanc:ing For Ohio and W. Va. DRIED agains1 it. B&D Widths <Two- Way Golden Guarantee.1 civic, ervice and other 1101> Cattle ' 7011. Calves 225. ReThis meam that you can 't get profit organizations. ceipts good to average choice better gifts for fewer stamps, The Top Value catalog con- 900-1250 lb slaughter steer!, Men's ~n~where. and you must be sat- tains 30 maJOr ~ategoriea heifers smaJJ Jots, cows six per is!Jed . 1011 per cent. merchandise. Quality and quanThe merchandiae in the book. tity of lteJIIII in such cent, slaughter •teers and hellaccording to M. D. Steams. has been expanded ero slow, mostly steady, ' cow• VIce-President. is intended to ty over the nine year period weak to ;o cent lower, demand please those who obtain Top company has been ln'buslness. dull for low canner buDs I" aoot _ _ Value Stamps lhtough super· The general office• of steady. Average choice '900-125Ciill markets. filling stattoos, drug Value are located In lb sJ aug hter sar.crs ,_ 22·~ , . 50 , h'lgh 6" Shoes_ good to low choice 21.50. choice few prime 123t lb u~~ Sizes 6 to good 900-1200 lb 19.50-21, st ard 17.50-18.50, choice 1150-900 heifers 21-20.50, good 111-19.50, standard to low good 17-18.50, cows 12-14, hulls 14-17; vealer! ONLY steady, choice 23-26, good 26-23, !J30.00 DDWft-8alance on standard 17 20. $9··· 12c ":. SQUARE TILE - - - - - - - - Women's DRESS SHOES- FLATS WORK SHOES SPECIAL! 4 INCH DRAIN TILE PERFORATED - - - - - - - liNCH cIearan ce sa Ie I I - CENTER - --· -- ·-· - . ~~n so his administration could bor· row more billivns. Byrd voted RACINE,O. ZUSPAN - - $3- Market Report '" covered by Top Value Stamps•1 chandise for churches, schools, $2.99- $3.99- $4.99 PORK & BEANS OXFORD!! "AFERS j THE DAILY SENTINEL GET THAT GREAT KEDS FAMILY FEELING J-ULy INGELS F U R I~T \J RE AII·OfTh... ltem. AN Also Av•llable At , , , , • OPEN FRIDAY ,. "• " •, 1nd RUTLAND I SUMMER STORE HOURS: MON., TUES., WED. . ....... P:00 AM tc. P:OO PM THURS., FRI., SAT•. .. ..... 1:00AM to P:OO PM CCLOSED ON SUNDAYS) t' THE BRIGHT STAR FOOD MARKEl! 113 W, SECOND ST. · f'OMIIlOY, 0. I' I •I !' ' ·'t �., '\ I ··' ece Funeral tO-Dally Sentinel, Pomeror·Middleport, o ., July 1, 1964 1\J... two dau&h"'rs, Noncy Neece, 1Va., Mr. and Mro. Larry John- ond Jo were Columbuo ·vtalt.... nevelan< Jnd Audrey Jlleece, son, Everett !Illy JohnS<Jll ol Friday and whlle thert vto. . -:, Rl. 1. Middleport , and ll>• fol· Columbua and Mlaa lltlly lied his aunt, Mrs. Murphy, --~-~.... lowing brothers and stste,...., .Joe Hamm of Pomeroy ond Mr. and Mr. and Mro. Arthur MeJAl'KSO~. Miss. (UPli and Mra. Jacob Joluuon. Jer. ' Ghee. Charles, Sandra and d V Ed Lncio<o of lloe "Millll!lppt 'N Neeco , H8 luefl<l • bl 'v .o.:Maurice , ry and Mona Louise, ol Col· Earl. <;a ndra McGhee accom· Proje<t" uld 'htaclay !My I F'uneral services lor Charlts l N"'"'· I' am Pa'"~rr: . or umbus were SUnday callert ol r>Mi ' the Smltht home lor wiD oud only pn>fesslonal I ora , a , r G II I ort d Luther Neece 76 Rl. 1 Mid· I Pomerov Norman Keooeth Mr. and Mra. Coctl I OS y, Mr. a nd Mra. Jooeph Johnson the summer. 1 " en atv angtoN)U!Io -trc•s dle"urt who ,died Mond~v t• v- 1N e . Mkjdleport · EJIUibeth SteviP Carla Jo and Jeffrey arid Beverly. . Mr. and Mra. William Boyce, ~die 11110 tor lalttat. '"'111 Ia '1 enmg ~~ Meigs Memorial Hus- 1R::'r ' Nora va . 'stella Hart· Allen, of Athens , Mrs. Kenneth ; Mro. Joseph Johnoon visited EUet'n Vetw)'. ond Mr. and Ntgro uttr r.(lstralluo drtv- pita!. will be held Thursdav at 'H 1 • V ' Grover and Joy of Pomeroy and ! Friday eveJ$1 with her par- Mrs. Robert V~oy and l•ml· 1,\IASHINCTON 1UPil Ser. "· 2 p m at the Bradrord Ch~rch I m~~-l~n~~ :~v ~~II at the Ew· Mr and Mrs. Harley Haning ' ent., ~r. and Mrs. Everett ly of Columbus were week end Tht annoamc·emf'n1 indl('at· I C'h . t 'lh b . I . lhe . I . . of Flatwoods were Sunday art· I Lambert. visitors of Mr. and Mra. How· Bnrn r.oldwalf>J relurned td • l~ntral tooinc down of ~Par.:Is~:~terv~rw m mg Funera home any time. I ernoon callers on their par~ Mrs Joseph Johnson visited ard Ruasell. Mn. Rulstll, who e:1 rh 'nday from a deleKate l ambitious plbo to '"'ndurt ' . . TWO FINED .nts. Mr. and Mrs. Everett , r<cently with Mn. Hohart Riggs I! in Melgo Memorial Hoapltal prosper·tlnfil trip into the Midvoter drive& and '"freedom He served his country ovtr· Two men were arrested and Lambr>rt 1 of Langsville. Is improving. Wo!":'t whkh llU!Ilel ially brijii!htent'd hi ~ prospect., for 1 fir!!t . !iol'hool · ill lotississipp' .m.ow- St>as from 1911 to 1919, enter- : fined Tue.sda\• in Racine. Paul Mr . and Mrs. Paul Johnson Mrs. Robert Russell, Carol· Mr. and Mrs. 8111 Hatfield b:tllol Republican pr~sidential Ink lbe diuppr•raoce of three inR lhf" service at Clinlwuod. Pushak , Galiipolis. was rined and Roger of Columbus vistted 1yn, Don, Ronnie and Brenda, I and family of North Carollna thil ricttls wodtrs Jllne 21. Va .. and was honorably dis- $100 and l'(ISls for OWl and w1th h1s brother, Mr. and Mrs · and niece. Karen Russell, of 1 are visiting his parents, Mr. nominaulm charr<ed , May 25. 1919, from : George Davis of Pt. Pleasant Joe .lohnson and family Satur·' Powers, Oregon , arrived re- 1and Mrs. Joe Hatfield, WaJ.. [)(>legale gains m TIHnois and CNrieftoa, W. Va. IUPII- Camp Lee. Va . was fmed $10 and cost for In· dav afternoon ; cently for a visit with Mr. and lace and Nanc)'. hopt>s for increased rirst ballot Wr-st Vii'Jinia's firsl family Survivors include tY~o sons. 1toxicatlon by Mayor Charles Mr. and ~rs. James W.j Mrs .. Howard Russell and other Mr. and Mrs. Fr~ Tucker· suppor• t'run• the Mk higan dtl- announC"f'd Tuesday tht mar- Jame!l Neece-. Cltveland, and ! Pyles. Arresting officer was , Johnson . Jam1e Sue and Greg· relatives . man were Sunday visitors of !.gation Y.ere tangible harvesli 1 rl.,e of • dau&bter. NaM'y 1 Buster Neeee. Lyburn, w. va.; Marshall Alfred Lyons. • gory Todd of New Haven, W. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith her mother, Mrs. Clem Knox ' ·-· · - ~ · ~-~-· -ot the ~'ora\ . Campai~n aide! I Bott.r BamNI. 'ere <.·onfidenl. in addition , Go, . aod Mrs. W. w. Bar· e that ttle stop-Goldwllt. drive roo said tllot lllolr da•1•ttr had bt>f'n .'llallrd b~ thf. tour. m111'1'1N J.,..pll E. Divis ill Goldwater planned to rtturn Elktu. Md .. last Det-. !3. Tht tc his S.na"' duties today . Mn. Davia Jolaed • or ......... ill Balli~ ....... Generally. Goldwater got a 1M Is .......yed. Sll< rompt.lat ftit-ndio.· re~ption frorn rank ttl ..,. IGphvmtl"f' \-ear and Hie GOP crowds U. QU.. w.. Virpoia Ualv~nlh• IIIlo . cago iUK' Linsmg. Mlcb.. al· ,... lfrioc. Goldwater Adds Strength in Midwest Tour ,, , , Wolf Pen Is On 1 bursdav Soc].ety Notes Neece :1 who tUf1'led Olll at Hunt Pressed For Killer of Teen·Age GU'•I the Lans!D& oJrport _ , - nent. wh< booocl and carried signs in ... luding one whk-h ~ lhe nat tor ocuS! no1 tt· .. crudfled on 1 cross ot Go'tr ... att-r ., Stotistie•U>. Goldwat« ..... assnreti 48 dele~ates - five more Loaa •w had claimed-in .,, THIS WEEK Hltcbcock, Nell, Jaree, Suau. Brenda, Bue.k and Judy wore week end YJBJton in Bellefoo· taine. . ASIB DIVORCE A dtvorce petiUon bu been fll!cl In Meigs County Com-mon Pleas Court by Hilda. M. Bouess of Long Bottom agalnd Leon ~lenver ~~ R. D. 2, Racme. The platntlff charge.s gross neglect and utrem• cruelty and alks custody of two minot •hlldrell. - - - - - - - - I ~ ·~- .. ........ a.od front. ooupoa SHOP KROGER FOR 1V• n~·erve the right to Hm~t quantiffP..~ . '' Cut-Up .. ,N,... k .. •· 29( ........... .. .... •• I • Kroger Lemonade . .... . . . ... . .. ..... 6 for SPc Scott Facial Tissue ... . •...... .. 400 ct. box 2~~ french Fried Potatoes ---~ 2 lb. 29c ICNver Turkeys 4.1 0 lb. avg. Fresh Frozen lb: .. ...............•.... RibS~eaks. 39~ W.V~. HAM • • • • • • 69~ Boneless Ham .. ........ . .. ... ... ......... . ........ •· 59c Fish Portions.. ..... .. ... ..................... .... .. 2~99c . 1 . . '. j . Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sterrett : Boat movements: and sons. Matth-ew and M1Ch· l Ohio ".iver - National down ul, visited hit!l paren~, Mr. 13, 6·40 b m ; Jnvader up 14, and Mrs Don 8terrer at Mt. l 2:30 p. m. : Stt-el City down 15. Perry. Tho boya r,malned with 11'40 p.m ;St. Pedro doiWl their •rahdpattnta while M". l 1&, U$ o.m ; ChriSI Jr. dowo Sterretl attonded an E. U. 8 I IS. J 45 ,, m.; New Martlnachurch I'Dnference at Otterbein vlllt- up 15 6 a. m : McCool Colleg• .-t Westerville. She was down 16. fl :20 8 rn .: Jefferson joined thert by Mr. St<.:'rrelt, up 17, 4 50 am.; .Jinx up 17. and they went to Kent to at-· 2·20 ~ . m : Patton down 17, 3:Z5 tMhd the we..ldlng of a cousin. 1a. m, Howe UJ 17,5 a. rn.; ReMr. and Mrs. William Cundlff liable Jown 17, 6:45 a. m ; Ill· and family have moved to Char- lnoi s up 18. 4:4S a. m.; Indllestnn. W. Va. down 18. 5:45 a. m ; St. Mrs. Evelyn Moore and dau. Mary's dowr 18. 7 a. m.; Zlm· ghter. Chlryl Ann. are at mer down 19. G:40 1. m.; Dowhome of ner portnto. Mr. and ney up 20, f :li 1. m.; BeckMrs. John Be-rry at Summer- 1fOrd up 2:0, 2:30 a. m.; Buck. ltP. W.Va. where ahe is ••sist·1 eye State up 21 , 5:35 1. m.; F. ing in Chl tare of Mn . Berry H. Johnson up 21, S a. m.; who fell •nd broke her hlp. ~haver Jr. down :!S, 8 p. m.; 12 ;\..\'l.>UU.ti~ ;':)JK·t:q l ·t'OH'HCI I ' ' . . Clover Valley Peanut Butter ..•••. .. 2 lb. jar 69c .' ·t' . • • ' '' ·,. l.JUWU Pork&Beans lloy Dog J: oou ................................ taU ca.Lli il¢ a lib...... ~ .\.u,erl...:an Beauty ~pa.~he~ ............._.. ,., 40 M. lilll1 21¢ Amuio.., lloouty White Pola- ........ 40 ... ..., !'wma Dog Uww ....... .. ...... .... - .. II •· loot! $2-11 MOL 89c --- Cottage Cheese - ......... a ... 89c Tissue Towels kif P: I I Flour ~............. 5 ! 39c Watermelons 1- • _5 Ivory Uquid Oxydol H KMpr ...... • 2 lb. crt. 39c 12 ... ...... loiMt Salad Dressing3. i.::- $1. ...... .. ... 1 Nectarines .. .............. ...... .. 29c I I .White Grapes ................ •· 39c ! ~----------- "'"' 95 c . . . . . ltl'~ 4 22 lb. - - ••• Average -----Strawberries- ...... - ........ 39c 1 Plus To Value Stamps IoriO lloxH $1 $,.09 ... ........ --·..- .. .,, ...-"*1........ ... ....... 1 .... ' , . · · ·- .,.,.. ffl. ..... ..... ·-~- ate Spotlight ,. I Ot. .... """' .uo•• 85c Socks lnlhnt Coffw 4 bundle $·1.00 1.69 Vii 69c ----- - •••• Dwt 2111 __ ............. ............ ······ 75c Dl kw11ll1rd 71c gt.ltox 73c •' Ca I MeN. It loys ' '~~.> ,,.,'~"\\_ ~:~~~~:;2~,~~~~-~;~~=-~;~;; "'' .:... . ·- , .. 4 Clover Valley Pork & Beans . .... .... .. can 10c Kroger Orange Juice. rrozen . , . . . 12 oz. can 48c Country Club Pot Pies .... .• , , , , S 8 oz. pies 99c Kroger Gelatins ....... .......... .. 3 oz. box Be Kroger Vac. Pack Co flee ... .. ... . 2 lb. can $\.49 American Beauty Tomato Juice .. , • 40 oz. ean 25c A.IReilCIUl &avty l()dney j)~aw, ................ 40 ~· •• 21; Amem.:an Beauty (;t, ~ortherD Bea.n1 .... 40 oz. ea.u 25¢ .-\.we[i~a.n Hell.uty P01k & BeaM ............ 40 oa. 88ll 21¢ •• ,. ~6~ .................................... H:i OL. uox :.1 It:' Aouuur i'o~ted ~\.lt:at ...................... .............. J ot.. caD lU, ~-w~er AU t'uq>O~i lhl ............................ .24 oz. boWe ·~F Spotlight Coffee . . . .. . . .. .. • .. .. . 1 lb. bag 69c Krafts Cheez Whiz . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 14 oz. S9c Kroger Catsup 6 bottles $1.00 ·,; ... gal. .b.H,~t:r l..utu Hale~~ ·' . .................... ....... .... ... .. .... .. Ja b..tuJu liit:a.d.l. 1._ ' Get your new ·FREE·· ~.,_, Top Value Stamps (lift ~Catalog at... JIJJ ~,;au~ 4;J~ . . :W OL. bu.>. ~IF :ll '*· bottle ~='¢ b...auuu LJ<jUJU l>41t~q~eul ................. ... V2 gal. 27 I .iJ-.Il.':d.ll ilJ~ h.Ju~.r i'l•w t•loU< .................................... 1U lb. bag II~ JUII!bo ·- Z :\u. ~o.amtu lJt:lt:i ~eullu" Jer ................. .. . , . . . AMt. ,,.. ... Size 01.. bulllt: '+OJ,.: _:-...u, loav01 Cantaloupes I Jl h..tOi!,t!l .t...\oapura.b.~d bhlk ....................... c:olifornla I £DI= -J· l.'-all ~ I r' ' ....... .. ... ...... -..... 11\ U. ~ J\.n,~c.r 1· nut Ludtall _ ... - ............... 12 OJ:. 1 with lhet sun and dau~hter-' 23. 3:15 a. m.; Pamela D up in·law, Mr. and Mra. Carson Greenup, 11;50 p.m.; Jeff H•Y•• Jr Boat up 1:16 1. m.; Rose G Mis:tea Susie and Dar· down, 3:20 1. m.; Lr FieOrt Ia Cline of Heverly ~pent sev- down, 4·25 1 m.: Alton Loul• eral dlya witb their aunt and vU!e duwn, 3 a. m.; Lorraine uncle, Mr . and Mrs. Leonard down 31. 4:15 a. m.; ValvoHne Ba" lfhllt Jhe~ p~~rent., Mr. down 32 1:10 a. m.; Elioh1 and Mrs. Jam11 Cline, wero In Wood up SS, 12:!11 a. m.; Dike Portland, On>gon. attending 1 down 33, ! ·M a.m.; S. 0. PennNazarene Church Convention. 1ylvania up 33, 41:10 a. m.; Coal Mr. and Mrs. Charlos Spen- King down Me!dahl. ;, II p.m.; ctr of bashan have moved In· R. H. Bosworth II down , 11:30 to lht Luther Friend propll'ly p. 111.; OV!i:l down 12:20 a.m.; oncl the ;'rienda have moved QuHn City up, 4:15 1. m. 10 the Spencer proper!) . Oalll,.ll• dam - Cathy R Pie. Steve Shane spent 1 down, 4:10 p. m.; Frlberpr ftelt's leave from Fort Hood, 7:1111 p. m.; Horner liP Tual, with his pltenta, Mr. 1: II p. m.; IJ:Igorcllll down, and Mro. Dan Shane and bro- f30 1. m.; Southern down 7:45 Iller, Franklin. a. m. ; 8111 GH up 1:20 a. m. llaYld Hubbard open! a week ltua,... rl¥1r - Eolvay up 1fllh lila arandmolher, Mn. London. 5:40 a. m.; Kathem Jamttl Sl .••rt at Weal Colurn. down Marmot 1:20 p.m.; Lu~la. W. Va. cas down 3:10 a. m.; 0. F. Gary Boggess of Letart FaDa Shurer doom 5:46 a. m.; t'lolllll a lew dayo with hll Thtlmo Ann up Marmet, 1:25 paMmolher, Mra. Oaa lloJ· a. m.; Shoo Fly dowa Winfield ..... 7:15 p. m.; Sally Ann up S:35 I.IOtut: ::,wau:ouuYwu Ldlo..c .i\.1u..t::. .... ............. .. . .. ........... . ,1\..\-Ullt.l.ilt: J:t:<I.Wl .1lV.lVei ........ .. .. ... .... ......... Country Club Cheese 2 lb. 49c s::t· :=: ~;:k.Cal~~onlll~::;! ! ~~r~.; B~~~=h H:;~!· d:: wp ....... ................................. !1: JIJ. Sugar .. .. .. . .. .. ...... 10 lb. bag $1.25 ~artha White Corn Meal . . . . . . . . . 5 lb. bag 39c Heinz Catsup . . . . . . .... .. .... 20 oz. bottle 3\c COM • • • • 1'\.d!U :,) 20 .... Ve9etole .... 3! 49c Pies ... _........ 3 t.htl .1..\~-.1 1 lb. ICE MILK i•n• .1\;,n y tle.aus .. ... .... ........... ............................... 4 lb. l.>a~ 4 H t'ULlV i.it"Uilio ........ . ...... ..... ... ........................... 4 IIJ. 0..~ 4,)~ L. l . :-\;· 11 L. Lanl .Peas ................................ l\io. JUJ c.w 1'1~ it...J u ~t::J' \a~.: t'iil. LOru .. ......... ..................... 1:.::. o;&. ~o:111.u luj: l...•JUUll) l..JUI..> .UUUUII)' .. ...... ................. .. . .1.l\o • JIJJ L:d.U I lol .,:: ::.uu:o.,.,t:4::l 1'ru.ut: JUl~..:c ............................ Krogor Aut. Flavora I 89~ lb. ' Big KDrinks Angel Food Cake ........ ~~-29~ 5 Hi-C Drinks ..... .,;;;~ ...... 3~a: 1 Bread ........... ~~~ ........... 5 .... 59~ Sugar ........... ~~~·~·- ........... S -''~''}i·'·. 1 ) TAT:+h Top Wllue Stamps new gift ~atalog you can... , . . . . . . .. ' Auorted Varietieo . f'l and tam!~ of Jacksonville , 1 Fla., arf' vl~ting Mr. and Mrs. I . Gaugt readiD&• - halllpofto!!c; ~orris and other l'e\atives. · lis dam. 11.2 12.6, runnln& thne ftet; Pt. Pleu1nt, 24.24; PornMr ilnd Mrs. Thomas Clark, , er~;~y 20 . ~: Hinton .62, 1t1tion. Cle~es with thtoir son and dau· ~ry ; Kot~~hiWha Falls, .43, rla- i ttr-m-law ~d, and Mrs James mg; Kanlwha river on the Clark and family. sill, ChariHton 17 91. i Tonderay 1 Bone In at; Sta Flo Starch ............................................. ~ go!. Cn ~~.v ~bortening ........................................ 3 lb. QlUl 11¢ l...lug,u :,hurt~lluJg .......................................... J lb. can 69t .b..rogt:' r lto~laut lJry ~lilk ........................ 14 y,t. pkg. b9!1' Kroger ····· · . River . 1 LOW GROaRY PRICES - - - - - - - - .. Ill. """ ...,.,. .......... u.. Breasts 49c Legs .. ..... ....... ... .... . ... 45c I at Kroger Livers .... · .. .. .. · .. 89c I • Air Conditioned Comfort : Giblets ·.. · · "' 39c \ •clean Modern Stores Wings 19c 1 •yenderay Beef 1 •Guaranteed Fresh Produce 1 Backs ... · · · ....... · .. lOc 1 •complete Variety of 1 Breast Quarters ··"' 39c 1 Grocery Items. I Leg Quarters · .. .. • 35c I PLUS Plu• 50 T. V. Stomp• with Coupon 1M THESE EVERYDAY LOW I ,_ ------ Whole lb. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weav- ' -.w..... ...a ... P~ • " ·so"' .J(). . En"o the following I IY -:.FRKsJl cHICKEN r1RTI" Govt, Inspected 1 1 MELMAC DINNER PLATE rroaa y - 1 "NorMBndy Ro•~" Kroger Store This w~_j I-At-Your ------- ,• I T.:.;:.: ;~o;:rr~ ..U.. JULy 4th FUN FOODS 1 - ~ fFREE N~ Top Valll"e 'Cilt ~talog i ..· • *· 2oo=.. .-.... ..... ······ 49c .. ' .,~·· ~ ' 11 '::;--:~ eou.poa fro• ...... U.S.D.A: .. ' . * soc oH .,..=t- wltk .... ,........... bl *Tum er ~~~p~:~·!~~ -----------! - I ~ fresh Fryers o poll ol the Illinois delegation SPRINGFIFJ D I UPI\ ~Clerk In Chtcago. Arnone the """IY County Sher;ft Elwood Thackery lvowed Goldwater delegalel l todly st.p~ed up efforts In the were Senale Republican Leader i SPII:tdl r?r the_ killer of 14-year· Everett Dirksen. lll . and old Jes~Jca Mmler . Char It's H Perr\1. a GOI- mod- Tt"le ~· -hger's body was dil· etate who is Rtpublican noml· covered Tuesday morninl by a nee- for lf'Yernor. 14--year--old lirl rrtend. ThP. sheriff s~id the victim had been il~bbed 18 timei'l in the I chest. om:e tn the throat and 1 once in the back. I He was liwa1ting results ot an 1ufopty which was ordered to I determine if ~he &irl hact been ass au ltP.d . • Th• body was sprawled in the r;,tt'Sl. )I Mr. and Mrs. Dan · living room. AuthorUJes said the (' "· were Mr and Vlrs. Dan- 1girl apparently had been stab·hant: and two IORj and i bPd at thP frcmt door and stum· nd Mn. liud Brown and bled into the house where she •It' I l~ . Jiey, of Columbus. cl if>(( . "" ~ pent from F'rld2:ty until Tl1e body was discover~ an s~ mdu.' t-~er tna. Mn. Benny hour aftfit 'the victim's mother, Bles!ling . Mr. and Mrs. Larry I Mrs. to;lizabeth Min~r. trea~Ur· ·!';~ and ·r~ or I er of Fink-Heine Co.. left the I Alb<tn~·. Mr and Mrs. Ronald housf' for work. ! , 11wning and three ~ons of 'rht sheriff said a boyfriend Pnmeruy 01 the !l!ilin girl was released .. • d .th M otter being questioned. Vl.<i!-1 11 l·a ,,un ay WI : rs. Th al' kerv sa1.d a c:heck oI tlre · -e. o~ ;-. Bot;.~es· were ho:-r brother , . · , ••• · 1 d M · ne:ghbors showPd they heard or • lhov ~ • s1fll • ll· 1aw 1'11 an rs. nothm~ unusual about ihf> A nd Y A. nder10n, 'M r and M rs .l, <:aw hm the 'rl wa 8 killed · JOhnnv A.nderson and children, e 8' Kondr;s, Ro.-,dell. Deloris, Ly·l man and Betty Jo. of Kenna, W. V:.t • i'ud i:Uuise Bnggf't!lt!l of 1\1 , .. ta··t r,u,. ~,ews Syracuse Societv Notes I ""Still TimeTo Start Your Set of Mel mac Dinnerware • It's here... itS free ...it's the giftiest! Top Value Stamps New Gift Catalog thou&h l!t nuany as 100 of IOI1le 100 p&Sons I of lbtclcllll. . Mr. and Mrt. Howard 'lborna announce the birth ol 1 son Monday at Holzer Hospital. Mr . ..t Mrs. s. A. Wyatt 1nd Mrs. rear ~ I .-. "Ille were reeent vlmtora In Vlr&inla to llleold the funeral ol hor ount · Mr. lnd Mn. Kennetlt . ~ < ' ., ' ,. ' • ·' . . "' ., ' ' �... ~ -... . . . ~ 12-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O:,_!uly_ I . . WANT AD INFORMATION 2 SIM OL\DUJ\If:l lh)l . . ,......~ hi:UtUUotl fit lol nnfla •· HID f' ~,no Deadllnl 1'-.No t:U.Al'!UN8 I o\flR&l'"''IO'II A II ol' nr a...-.. o•fCI loiAt\1 t.IO A ,, " O>n M 1960 Ill. Chevrolet lmpal1 Business Services 4 $1495 Docar We Can Finance Some (ars entlnf', PoweraHne. likt> new whit~all tire~. I "'"'"' ''• '! ,,_, ., ,. oe~ 'hf' .. (' l~lll 1960 . ,, .,., ..,, • 0 _, •!!~ rJ~rn ed ·•·~•,. .. "- ' ' " ' ' <hnuio1 t.. " ' n.,.,;,. , ,.,l rn.. Ol.lfl "'''i "'" nr ~..s p.,'l.at .oo for ' , " ~"' · r~-• r rorrt ' l'l •~rt·no ',., ,, P"' ..... ro "" ~ tRIE!<I omum Uil\('l.k.~ & HA.:I(ETT'S SOHIO SERVICE $1295 WY 2·3191 .,.,.n,"" Pomeroy Motor Co. !il !1:.~ fot '"' w~ro! min .ot:ldlf.loH'a• wnf'O if' -J!.· :!.fl I'OMIIIOY. OHIO ttu u ft~ f> :'ol o.u, A M t.n 12:00 noo" I IT'S SO 1!:4.V ro PLALE A ll ESt,LT PltOI'UCINO WANT For S.tle 2-2157 1960 CHEVROLET 3A ton Tuppers Plains. Ohio, on Sue- i cess Rd. Call after 4 p. m., 423-8401 or write Freda BeBI· Businen Services - -- - - - - -- - - 1----------::-' Big Freezer Sale Lost and Found FOX HOUND in vieinily Five Points, whitE" and black . ·U found contact Roy Armes, Minersville. 7 1 3tc Notice All Slr:e~o • S.l• Prlc•d FR&I ICI CRiiiAM With •v•rv Ntw llrtttu or USED FREEZIR BUYS Fr..ser·Refr•-•r•tor cornb. 16 Cu. Pt. Unl~o CHEST FREEZIR $100 20 Cu. lit, llrllldalre " met ~ - Shuler, (342 Page St. Middleport.) Contractor. 6 l! 12 tc Rh;;:;.d:,~~~;;:t· ;;;;:;,: Alignment ~Service. WY 2-3424. 18. Boy's 1963 Corvalr Monza Cpe... · · .. $1995 . I 1•=--iOiiiiiiiO'""'Oiiiii""'"iiiii""'"=. I n I - --- tlf, f~ Blaettnars 1 I Wheel Ah11ftft18nf ""'iiiiiiOiiiiiiiO_."''II Used Volkswagens Long Way Since '61 ...'Mauch -- =o C. B. Nye Co. 1952 l'armall "H" tractor, plows and planter. Excellent condition. 1 mile east or Tupapartments.' 134 Mulberry pers Plains. David Dodderer. Ave., Ph. WY 2-6615. 7 I 3tp 6 25 tic HOUSE FOR RENT in Pom~> :=M=u=si=u=l=l=n=l=tr=u=m=e=n=tl~ roy, 3 fOOIIIS and bath. Coli WY 2·3575 after 5 p.m. 11'20·tfc . 1 re-conditioned upright plano, red mahogany flnlsb, I remenl Phone WY 2-3658. condlt!onod cut. down up5 27 tfc rl&ht ptano with mirror In back. Rutland Furniture, Phone SH 2-4811. _ _ _ _ _ _ _7_1_3tc_ Kan. City 100 010 ooo- liWII-.area--. .,_ Flnacee.. AriiiiW IU £.1 ...,...... " ' WI& 7 a . .... Blld,_ ... _ 1111 On•••· "' • • 11118 IIERCRANDIRDRJ- COilP. . .108Mb~ Woodd4a 'l'f, N• Yor:k __..:L=iveatock:..___ . . . . . .lo . . . It TOY IIIIa 1111 ......... • Uc Ia' a-nm'ha- . , CIIl " ' Nrltllaf ... NI&DI 000 011 200-12 13 1 000 100 .,._;· s 11 1 NINE NICE Hampshire Pizarro (io-4' and MCNertfar sale. Roger ~;~~~~i.~~~ j nay. Krallck, Siebert (I), A'-D 3 P Ohi0 nath • (8). Bell (I) and Rom'a· · · · omeroy, ~2253. Cbesttr. no •Loser-Krallok (IH). HR- lkNortnei, RamaPO. ~I Here's how to work It; :!P L 0 N (] F t; L I, 0 W ~ RKLV • ' . , ', .,,, '" r .. LVCS WJEH RADIO YVKYNV NOIV YFA SJVA GVMVOYS.-IOC F MK L': NO- VZYVMSVX lv 1-IlM? oJUST LE'T A NICE: ~UICV MURDE!R TURN UP AND 11-!AT GUY'LL GALLOP IN 1-iE'<E: LI~E A FIREHORSE! A CrypOOrram Quotation PRICES SLASHED F race; cJ : leaf barrel, w... tem traU pony, Westera Trail borse. . .Entry fee II .exeept In ponies which will be $1. Rerr..llhments will be 10rvecl lbe lfGIIIIila. PROGRAM UlG MIINDAY THROUGH fiiUIIAV 6 15 Sign On 8:15 Musical Clock 7:30 Newa Headlines 7:3l Mus1ca1 Cluck 7 45 fhe Llleline 8 1111 Ohio Valley News I 115 World, National New• 8'111 Sports 8 15 Weather Picture 8 16 Music·aJ Cluck 8 55 Communlly News USED TRUCKS AT POMEROY MOTORS (OK) ' SIGN 1963 Chevrolet Corvalr Panel $]695 ~ Ill falk ot the Town y :)~ Ma.-on county Nt> WS 1961 Chevrolet !-Ton Pickup Deluxe Cab, Large Rear Cab Glass, Good .'i'lre1, 6o Cyl Engine, Heater. w 1111 Famlll $]395 Worship Hour 111 15 PubliC Service lU :w L..arc·hstting HI !55 Wnrld News 11 00 Momma Melodies 1960 Chevrolet Tandem texcepl Frtday, Chur<h Bella Rinai 348 Eng ... 5-Speed Trans., 900x20 Rubber, Solid Cab, 15' Dump Body, Telescopic Holst, $5295 II 4:'.1 World New1 11 .~r., Mason County Newt ll Ill' Communft,. News 1959 Dodgt!-Ton 1 Loeal Owner, App11ranc:o of Now Truck, Ctb A· I $995 $]295 Loc·al News li i[} ll 11 11 12 12 12 111 Markels '' Mid Day Wealher 20 Evans Bulletin lloard ~ News 0 Grams :10 Agricullllre Agent 45 Country Go Round I a~ News Beat 2 110 Country Go Round 2 55 News Beat 3 110 Lei's l'lke • Break 3 55 News Deal 4 110 Dliolnl trltb Dou 1953 Chevrolet %.Ton Platform $395 4 :Ill lnterdlanRt OPEN E\ J£NINGS 'TIL 8 P .M. ,,,50 • a.co, w.ww (I) !!Ill' G!!lt' COULD JB\VWFGX PY.-JOHNSON tC llllt, Kl111 J'nturu Syndicate; In(t 5 110 Community News 5 115 World. National Newo 5 15 Spotlight on Sporls 5 25 Weather , 1 5·30 Dl nner Mus.::-ae 6 00 Sunset Blvd. 7:30 Sign Off SATURDAY 6:!5 Sign On 6:15 Musical CIOC!> 7·•5 The Llleltne 8·00 Ohia Valley New• I WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:06 Sign on Newo 6:0~ Sacred Heart 8:20 Country Jamboree 6:30 Farm News 6:35 Paul Bowefl 1 6:4> Meigs Cl Agr. Ext. 7:00 News 7:115 Tiny's Chapel 8 05 World. National News 7:JL News 8 10 Sports Today 7:35 Picken;: Hardware 8 15 Weather Pir-ture ll'ues.-Tburo.) 8 16 Mustcal Clock 7:50 N,ws Report ~ 8 55 News 8-IJU Breakfast Partv 9 00 Musical Chct 3:10 Roy's Food Basket 9 30 Song & Storv Timti 8:30 Van Pattick Sports 9 45 F'amlly Worship Hour 8:4.' Baker Fumlture·W•d·Fri 10-00 News . 8:53 Open House 10:115 H1gh School Hll Parade 9:tl0 News 10:55 New• 9,05 Coffee With Janet 11 ·00 1\rn;:~y rime 9: 4; Betty Newton 11 36 Special Communh) ll :OO Ministerial Assoc. Programs 12 00 News Roundup 12 2tl Bulletin Board 12:25 Ne•s 0 Grams 12·30 Saturd4J Matinee 1:55 News Beat 2-00 Saturdoy Matinee %:55 Newo Beat 3~ 00 ~Jaturday Matinee 3:55 News Beal 4:00 Otscin~ wilh Don UO Top Ten Revue &:00 News SUmmary 5:15 Dinner Musicale 7:30 Sign on tu; 11:15 11.15 11.15 1!:4; 12 00 12:30 Country Drillers M·W Mason CL Agr. Exi-Tue A.S.C. Program-Frl Family Wnrsnip-Tburo. Tiny's Country Hymns Noon Report Goessler'l Guest Stor-Frl. 112:3() Music Jusl For You t:lo Blaettnar Sbow·Tues. t:30 Local Newo 4:54 Bowllng Scora 8:00 News 7::!0 Sign Off SATVIIDAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII ly HAROl-D GRI" Y .'SUP[ T"!E'( PRE.a FOD ERTIN' I •· 114-:_t ·{ \'liP~~•rr:·<;: p u • 7:05 Sign On 7:30 French City Baptist Hour 9:no Wings ot Healing 9:35 Bible Speak> to You 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 10:35 Wash. Reports to People 11:00 Sunday Show 12:00 Noon Nem 12:15 Christian Hoor 12 ,JU R~v . MerliD Teets I :00 Billy Graham 1:35 Lolheran Hour 2:00 The Church AI ~ork 5:00 Country Hymn Tlmero 5,35 World In Review 6,00 Baptist Hour 7:00 Sign Of! ·= - 'ii::'-~~~ TERRY (f) 8:00 Sign On 6:1!0 Country Music Time 6:20 Coun~ Jamboree 6:35 Joho Harms 7:05 Breakfast Party 9:15 Jones Buick Show 10:15 The Good LUe 10:35 Music In The Air 10·45 Tbis Is Music 1!:05 Top Ten Show 1!:35 Top Ten Show 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Musical Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets LOO Platter Partv 7:00 Sundown Serenade 7:30 Sign Off SIIN Av Bv GEORGE WONDEit I liONiT 5UF'f'05E ... ? WHEN THE DEV'i~H NUCL~R: FACTOR'/ . '>'\- ~ r.'~(:;lo,J"'LY CAI\' Eo 1".110 S · Z ~Bl ~ INHERITANCE ,:\'l) 0E-C 1DE:D T,:"' ''~ 1\'E IT uo .. .I~ U T A , 1 ·1/1. A::(Z.:.ID WE POMEROY, OHIO (H) aDd Mceaiver. wm- Sadowski (M). Hill ·- A:an>D, Cllne. · •. New York OliO 0081100- 0 S 1 San Fnut; 100 JeS tiOJ:- 5 1 0 ~:HESTER Yf'lOft>rtht)''!l Cryptoquot-t>: TO HF:AR CO~'i'PLATNTS IS WEARi f-'0.\IE AL1KE TO THE WRETCHED AND J'liE HAP· ON ALL a, Chicago Cleveland aorcereM MAYBE roO LATE! 1,,.,,.,..,..,""'""'''""""'""'""'!!!!!!!!""'"""""'""'..,!!1!!!!!!!!!!1 I Middleport, WY 8 18 30ic ~woo/, ~41 i: 6~ One letter simply stands for another. ln thi-s aample A 1.11 Ullt!-d X for the two O's, f'!tc, Si ng;.e let!er.D !' ' "'s1ro phu·~. 1he length and [urmatlol\ of the wur¢1 :l r:~~.dt Uay the code !etten are ditter'l'nt. "Oh, I 10t her history all right! Clear back to Plymouth Rook!" Boston 000 000 001- 1 2 1 adults anrl children uode"rcco~1~Z: Drabomky Stock (I) Wyatt lll'e adr Jtted free when a 1 (9) . and Bryan. ~bead, Panied ily their parents. Spanawic~ (I) Heffner (91 and ~ 16 classes are lead pony Major tape Il01llllt 9:iliiidliriiUriiiiiid Tillman. wmn'er - Drabowlky with ridoc 6 year. •nd under; United PreR Ialornltloall '" (~): Loser-Morehead (&.8) . EngUoh Pleasure hone; Egg Nallonal Le.,.e HR-Colavlto. and spoon (open) ; Western _ PleBIUre Horse; Westen! Cln. 000 000 ODD- 0 1 2 Detroit 200 012 ooo- 5 1 2 Pleasure pony; drunkard's par. Qdeqo 0011 ooi 4111l<- 1 I 0 Ph•"'• I Wash. 0011 020103- 6 11 1 adise (open); Western Stock Jay (H) ond Edwudl. Jill'£. Wickersham, Lollch (9) and Horse; E"'Jlilh three • 11011 (!<Hi) and BerteiL HaM8JI,. Duckworth borse; Junior lforaelll8lllhlp; Freehan. on (I), Rldzik (8) and Brumley. Roadsttr pony, Westem pleasMllw. 000 lJO 112&- I II 1 c:oiD Hill, PomOIO) P h o n • Wlnner-hld2lk (!-1). Loser ure pony (riders 18 ••ars a n d St. Louis tJe:ll 02ID ODD- 4 111 WI 2-3341 at WY 2-tl86. under); Westoro pleuure 1wne BWinpme, SodoWald (1), • ao tic Loll•h (7~). -HR-Keonedy. (full mane and taU); pick - .Iq)- Tlolenauer (8) llilll 'I.'Gm. Craig 5 8 tfc r-~ a.~e : 0'... :6ELi2.;, ! f1w tiH' thn•e L'a, Station Wa~on. Gool tires, ciean interior, V8 motor, automatic trans., radio and heater. Pomeroy Motor Co. Your oi< Chevy Dealer u;e'1l De ,... :....;.., tO AXYDLBAA.XR 1957 Pontiac 4-Door · ·· · · · · · Only $495 Park begmning at 2:30 p.m. The trophy and plaque show Is beinK """'pollll<lled by tht .-mntu Pleasant Liollll Club alld t h Harmon Field Stables. A pony will be given aw••vll to the holder of the lucky 2 1 0 mission ticket which Is $1 ,; ~....-·:~ oea:·-;q u.s to Mo:..:f'i:a "': :- -1 _1 :·m qoinq to Odys~y.& 4-Dnor. Blue finish , good tires, 6-cyl. engine, radio, heater. Powerglide. 4-Spooct Tnnoml11ion - - - - - - - - w~tr. a1l his deb6~ of p ence -41 . Haranrue f2. ln the Is 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne · · Only $495 Motor Ovorhlultd, 17" Hnvy Duty Tlret, No: ~hat it r-a:te"<.S , c·... : ~ WI)IJJC'l 't WO'"" ..J aoc;': t..\le".,! piece o~' Ave,.."..'.:: . 1958 Chevrolet 2-Ton LWB PT. PLEASANT - A JyJy 4th llors. Show featuring 16 classes will be held ·11 Harmon the la<t II AIL 1 CRYPTOQIIOTE - SpotleS!I clean interior. White finish , V8 enginE', power st..ering, power brakes, auto. trans., t·adio and heater. V·l 1-.lno, 9001120 Duolo, loUd Cob, ll.ft. OUmp llacly ond Helot - - - - - - - j~ po:; ;r·vel ~ 1hi5 43. A pry 44 . Bordf'ra 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4-Door · · · · $1195 Condition, V-8 Engl~o, 6oPiy Tires - - - - - - - - - July Fourth Horse Show Is A.tnounced I. lh KING LCaaeo down ,. .39. Codde-!!s interior, Powt'rglide trans., radio, heater. Sharp dar.ll: green finish and clean interior, whUewall ti~s lUr:e new, A Real Work H o r N - - - - - - - - 14SOliNE ALL ET 36. Coin: Bw11d. Station Wa.gon. Less than 25,000 actual milf's, spotlesa Looks nd Runt Like Newr _ _ _ _ __ f 37. Precious stone 1961 Corvair Lakewood .. · · .. · · $1495 1: 6 25 Blo wha.les Loral owner, clean interior, 6 cyl. St.d. trt~ns. ll.f'aler. tic, powt>r steering, Radio, heater, fOOd tirt>s, Owner, Good Tires, Beige Finlah, Heater. Reduced to - - - - - - - - work 41. Ancient lndl&no 27. Stylish. 29. Noah's econd lOft 30. Proceed 32.- Garden tool 33 . A 'cbeck 34. Sm:tl!est :.~l..Hte: abbr. 35. Conjunction 1960 Olds "88" 4·Door · · · · · · · · $1495 Loe~l with cement to. Unit or 26. H~'Pd of ,. Local owner, cleu interior, 6 cyl. s·td. trans .. he-ater. Good tires. I &ft'regat. time SR. Overlay 29. Color month 1960 Chevrolet 2 Door .. · .. · · $1o95 Po,....,, i 21. The 36. At one 25. A rratulty 6 cyl. engine, PowPr~lide tram . Positrart10n rC'ar t:d,. new tires . Clean in1Prior. fawv rinish. ' 81 aettnarS 1 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door · · $1495 I 30. Raspi!d 31. Tanken 33. AironquJan ' came ---:::::-----=::::::::====::::oo------,1124. Summer Light ereen finish, vinyl interior. Heater. Tires li ;{e new. Save :as and have fun . ve Come A 28. or. fensive 10. Cudllle 16. London pall 20. Traveler' I ... abbr. 23. Children'a 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door - Only $1545 METROPOLITAN - MOTORS par.~nt..s nickname somewnat astoundmg course. fairly limited in how 19. Egyptian p,l\ the musd!" t~e much it can alter its public god · -·twork!'l c:a1 throw around tn face . Yet it would seem that 21. Salt: chem, . llllywood, and wUh all their j the induatry could do worse, for 22 . Righl11lde : 1: IS stlll , Jat, Wil! Red vinyl trim and bucket seats, 110 H.P. eneine, 4 on the floor. Jet black finish , a:ood tiret. Radio and heater. CHIST ~R! ZU - ,150 ard, Phone WY 2-3578. COME SEE 'EM TODA Yl WHEN YOU USE ABC Cleaners Wheel balanclnl, auto glass, view of Ohio River. Must be OR TOMORROW FOR SURE "Free Storage Plan" you gel Pomeroy l1ndm1rk brake aervlee. seen In be appreciated. The big, beautiful empty closet WY 2,2181 Jack ea ....y, Mfr. 5 27 44 tc , sale is cheap. Well watered. f u = - =....,--:-:- - ___ Mrs. Charlf's 1'urnf'r , Racine space in excbanae or a the <...1.JSTOM brush hog work. 55 1 Rt. 6 30 6tr room occupied by the family's FOR SALE- Middleport's taJJ. per hOUr Call WY 2 6812 - - - - - - -- winter clotllln g_ !-Jere's hoW It est bU1Idtna. lOCated 212 N, Ch I M. h I I , - HOUSE !"OR SALH:, S~·racu"le, 1 · -~ 1 l · . , works. Brlng in all your Second Street, M I\J\.1 t~tpor ldllr es a:r~ or .d!~ .er 6-6--mRt. 124. 9 rooms, 4 upsta1rs, 30 winter clothes or .. call us for Priced for qlih,t ule. Inquire 0 · 5 and balh t:townstairs. 2 large pick-up and we .,Ill "Profesat Ohio Hotel. 10 18 tie Bln.LDOZi;;R work, baoemenl• front Jiving rooms, 5 bed· sionnlly" dry clean them at landscaping. brushing. ponds. rooms. spwin~ room, 2 vrrv i regular ratts. with free moth II LowbOy service. ChariPtl Jet· large lots, ySrd and garde~. Pomeroy 600-606 E. M1in St. proofing aod hAng them up 59 Pontiac _ $1,095 fers. Phone WY 2·Gt22 1 Call L<onard Bass, WI 2-2m. for storage tn sealed cedaJ"' Star Chit!f 4 dr. Hud Top. 8 1 30 tc, 6 30 61.r ~~~~~~!! ized bags .md wher. you IJ'e Power steering o.nd brakes. - - - - - - - --~-:: readv for them. nett faD, call A·utomalir shift. Nelgler BuJJdifll and SupAuto us oF le1 our routiii18D know' ply, Racine, for better homes, and they wlll be banded lo 62 Pontile - $2,195 kltchea cabinets and storm Kf. 19.17 p.60() Ford Truck, flai l ou cleaner. 1-.rigbtf!r, and Catalina 2 dr. Harl Top. One doors. 11 23 tfc steel bed. Excellent condiY 1 "'I loC'81 owneor. Hydramatlt'. POMEROY Modern 4-room newer Remeber the sh1rage tlon and reasons bl y pr1ced . ' is Free. Pay Nell FalJ on Show' best or t'are . 1. 0 . McCOV, AUCJ'JONEB:R, frame home with bath, Wllliam L. Will, Rt. a, Delivery . A B.C. Clel!lftel'l and I Chester, Ohio. 3 23 tfc rnatic gas fired hot air heat- Pomeroy, Ohio. telephone, Shirl L•uodry Maoon, W. Va. AUCTIONEER lng, hardwood floors, back !185-2261 (Coolville). SP 3-5543 4 3 BOte p 0 , . ,0 y, Ohio C<unpleto Servlee porch, and full basemen!. 7 I 3tp HOUSTON (UPI1 - Phil~::~~ cntt m-acDord cellent financing available - - phla Phillie!';' Mana~er GUNS l'rfte, P'llaae or Coatlid this property with payments 1960 Valiant, 4 door, 11o o r ' M 1 . .1 Wt' Duy, sell and trade gwu. $4 . ood h ph 0 auc 1 1sn w£"ar1ng ou 1 01 5,52 per month. A C BRADFORD -~ ~hi 1t, I s ape. n e cry•·ng towel J'ust b~rause H•" Wellman. Les Williamson . . SUBURBAN 6 f WI 2789 llaellle ' OIIJo I I". tic • f'room g. • tiona! Leagcers failed -'' a• l'lffm Jewelers, Phone iioll, and Ampllfiera, 24 month• . h 'lh ed f rame d 7 1 3tc "ny u ouse WI gas tr orce I of his pla)•ers ror 'u1n1 Pleasant, W Va. ff -;;;;;;;;:;;::;;::;;::;;:==::::;;;;;\ h t i h Un b t 1 . _ , 0 a r ea g, asomen • 1961 CHEVROLET Impala Con· Tuesday's All-Star game . 10 18 •.fc pay. see or call Tl ill Jewel· r .,---=-:-=-:--:-:---c-: ero. Point PioUIIIIt, W. Ya., two clstemo, and large lot. vertiiJle V-8, COod e<~ndition. He Is conlent lhat lhe second. . I'I•M••Ril .E lnsoirallCO been Phone 50. Bill Wellmu, Let EXPERIENCED Make small down payment Phone WY 2-2421. G-26-61p , place Phlllies have come a '"''~"""'' '""' yuut oper.. WU!iamson. AUTOMOBILE and balanee $40.00 per month. I way since dropping 23 stfloigl•tll l,r ·., 1\censeT can WY 1-2116. Harold Collin• Salf'tman a-~·1 ' •- ~ I games in 1961. IIMlc Kn.L TERMITES and proiecl l WY Z.!226 1 World Siandal'd '' Compa<l I In flnu.<lnn for a two-game - - - - - - - - lawo and shrubo from ln!<CIJ ~ 7 I 3tc Esceilltlce Iset wilh the Coli.<. Mouoh lnld with ARAB U do-it Conceo- I AND I;;FO:;<R;;-S"A"L"E;-;l::-n-cM;-;,:cdd;:;.;-leport, - 4 ~ flic car ronm. rklt and ptrform A press ronl~renre Tuesday Uanled To Buy 1 lrole King Boilders suP P > bedroom brick house, 2!"""' Smau car economy aud Ali.Star balloting confirmed a Co., Middleport, Ohio. I bU betho, lol and a hall. out or .....,.,. ily point h• was •spousing all t LAH<;E bount1ary of tim5 2 tic ~ U<:' r rear Pomeroy, Ohio. Conhigh water • Nice location. along. See by appointment, or call M01ropoU18o Mollln "The kev fadm· In this club tacl :\1 W. Runyons, Min-i,""'"""""'"... WY 2·2885 or WY 2-3250. ·.E. Malll ;;.,.,.,, i• the team feeling," he '""'•II trmlle, Ohio. wv 2~273 . WY 2·2143 Pomeroy, 0 . (6) 10 tic Pbaae WY Wl'll I "and I think II grew out or 6 23 lOtc 1 '"""""""'=,.,.,=====,11 ~=,-;;-:-:-;:;-::----::-07= I Zl II< I 1·Ime we were 1as1 ·m -= FOR SALE: 1 rooms end bath. e Our selection Is larger Sale or Trade FOR YOUR Bulldozer >rk. house on Rutland Road. PO -·• d league. the bull nf jokes e 01 ~ r cars are cleaner 4 oor were sneer<'d at and ridieuled. Phone IV' ' 2-8455. Paul L. Bal1962 NTIAC .......... JEEP trucil:, 4 wheel --drive. e Our prlc.. are lower ley, Pomeroy, Ohio, R. D. 2. :.::.:• ~~ ~::fa!~'"~~: hardtop, ·catalma. blue fm· Back there when we losl Eugene W y a ·t t, Cheshire, eOur guarantee Is better ~------..;6;...;1..;~1 able. Kenneth Searle. SH 2- Ish, aulOmadc transmiSsion, straight •Our financing Is easier Ohio. 7 1 Jlc r 5012. 6 11 30tc ~ay, Ml~dleporl. Call WY 2- "I heiieve the team feeling power steermg, power brakes. this club now grew out of POMEROY, OHIO IN SYRACUSE, three bedroom and extras. 9 ~rt~d· struggles w~ were having then. modern home, near school, In the HHrt of · c "And to me, self pride is Athens, Ohlt. Mndern. IORUiated. wall boerd greatest motivation jn ba!:ebs•llll THE AMERICAN RUHR beating, largo lot 72 x Ph. LY 3-1231 lnsur~nce or anything else. Phor.• r a. m. to 5 p. m. WY General Real E1lola "Maybe they didn'l think Z.3974; Ev•nlngs, 7 to 9 p. m. •.... -HN-80 had any outstanding stars at WV Z·2441 1 2 tfc "" N, Slatpoon lnsuraoee Service the time of the All-Star voting, Agency, ln. All lonna of In IW'8Dt!e. Jtm Johnson and but the reason very easily For Rent could be that our players have Bud Swpooa. Agents, 4 Room Furnished · aP&rtmint. I I Ue been ready to give themselves 212 S. 5th Avenue. Phone up lor the good of the team." 2-5435. 8 30 3tp Farm Mlchinery I I I ! il-l out. New 1st line whitewall tires, whlte over black finish. WE HAVE SIVERAL CARS $295 to $495 PRICE RANGE 1::--Jr I Powerglid e, pow£>r steering. radio and heater. 6 30 &lp i CROSSWORD . ' This low mileage one owner wa&on Is like new inside and Cook Stove, Show1r, Etc. G 1 1 8 0 d FOR SALE· 5 room house on Y Rt. 338. 2 miles above R3- l ( orrner Y rueser Works). 286 W. Main St., cine. Close to construction of Pomeroy. Ohio. R. H. Rick· npw Racine Dam . Beautiful , Cue/tft,. OAJl Y 1962 Chevrolet Impala St. Wag. $2389 For Two With Gas Refrigerator, and bath, (.-..bedrooms), harl:l· wood floors . carpal t, storm doors, gas furnace. Phone 1 )I _____ I 326 cu. in. V8 engine, automatic trans. Red bucket seatl Complete Living Quarters ! I -and vinyl interior. Red over white finish. Radio & heater. CAR ! day. and Shelley Bermau turn! I Inger Stevens' one-hour < I Le Mans Cpe. Local owner with low mileaee, good tlrea. FISHING & CAMPING • ' 11 a scheduled guest on NBC ployed such a weapon. 1 tv ·~ ''1'uauy" show r.t>xt Mon- .. up on tfle same program a : of Sweden for ABC-TV is •.tniled Pres• latematkJ 1 . . ; week from Thursday. peeted to air in January . ~. Rick l t"~~o.L.!Jt. 1 na i vast P~~Uc ty ~tions, . they I . ·~roughout _Hollywo~·s mov- · Reichardt , the high-priced 1,• .. IH 1-: · WOOD ( UPI J The , have ratled to u~lltze movies lo 1 1e histor."' various special inter-, nus baseball player who signed · 1"r _rught l .tuned .in a~ . old · help alter video a. Image as. a ests have frankly. 1f not always ! with the Los Angeles VISion mo~te entitled The I rather . cold ~Ullunets.. Astde : adm irably' pushed for CHma in ; last week, is the subject '--------~ ,·at Amer1ca~ Broadcast, " from ttl ~~he, ~£fall'S pro- [an almost sponsor-like way . It "NBC Sporl111 Special" SO!Ur· • ~~h starred Ahce Faye, Jack I gra~s, teleYISlOn' unage is es- 1is not r.rt, but It is 8 fact. ln day. PORE OL' MAW·SHE 'S HAD "TH' J•\lt' and John Payne. and !lential\y 8. defensive one. IC r - -- - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - · - ll('h romanticized the early 1 there is not a quiz scandal, · DAOBURN HEE·CUPS FER "THREE SOLID 'i ~ nf radio. there is a ratings investigation . 1 HOUR S \ i+-'wers of old television mov. 11 there are not squawks about , ·~ know that there were many violence, there are shou_ts about 1 •,l ms that desplte spoofs of commerc1als . H there 1s not a I ' . ACKOS!t r~mmercials and the like, 1 protest about . t~e lack of ! 46. F'eata 2<4 . Boy 1. Carrie" oow:s Hmorized radio. And 1 brmg enough good ch1ldi'en's pro-~ Scout 6. Nobleman I . DisposiUon rally , , '"! matter up to ask how gramming, there is a complaint ll . Upri&ht 2. Mountain 26. Cravat ~ ! i'l}' recent motion pictures about lhe ge!leral absrnce of 1:!'. Harden nymphs 2fJ. Grand 13. Untidy 3. Hardy · u have seen that glorify tele· 1 adult drama . Army 14. '!'wisted heroine or 1on rather than satirizing The movies, of late, have i :;lraw 4. Rapllllou ,; the ,,, obvious reason, of course, 1come to realize that advertising be ch 1ve~ fi. Plgpen R•· 6. Buttalo Ihal television, as a visual : on television can be a big help Hi. Gone bv public: 16. Exclan\.stion '1. Tau crosa 11.bbr. 1 -d,um, iui.s oeen wuraerous 1 .. t the box-offi~. Video. by the 17. Height: 8. Rerret 27. &-lec. . very nature of Its awesome satabbr. ». One without Uon :·,pet,tlon for the movies. ~ut uration of the home , is, of . 1963 Pontiac Tempest · ...... · $2295 Sharp, Clean and Solid. See it. It's Nice front era loader. I bock hoe [ Plains, 1 acre ground . Mar· I and bulldozer work •lso per· . tin Mollohan. 7 1 61p ~· formod . Free eotimate. Phone' -evening•. WY 2•3243. Em· FOR St>LE :. House, 8 rooms 1 Brake Service '""' SAVE POMEROY MOTOR co. ~lOT NOWI 1 PHONE WY .... AT Low Mileage, Like New ' 2 WHEEL trniler . John A. TO BE'I"''ER oerve you, we ly, 2712 Underwood Dr., Bel· Jeffen, Phone WY 2-«H6. ·have rec~ntly added a 4pr~ . Ohio. 7 1 3tc 7 1 3te wbetl drive, LY. cu. yd.• FOR SALE : hou se, at TuprJ~rsl A. D I l • • R . 1 e evtston eVl'•e '. ••• • TRADE IN' TRAVEL 1963 SCOUT FOR SALE - 33 acreage l•nd, 5 room house, running worer, inside toilet. 4 mlle~ from I OIIJ'flJ ... METROPOLITAN MOTORS IIOMe•o~ R&al Estate For Sale tt.:w "' M '-o o.OI• Satur<lal· With No Money Down Only At Automatle 1t'lftl. Good whitewall tire~ . Clean lnterior, radio 11~---------....J anrl het!Pr . Beilt ovrr ronl tlnl1h. l': ~r h on · w~ Euy Terms •w•ilablel $1195 Door 1961 Rambler Classic St. Wagon _ ,\1 ""'" ""' i't'IIH"&<' Uti f <'" " ., .. , w,.,rt1 ln 1 Thr!'ll """ . "'"•' ·n~ .. rtlon, ,0, Jouo unl 111 p••a IIU end 1t' p.t ld wlthlft 10 dlyt o~ 4 Spoll€'ss rl~an Interior. White finish, V-8 f'ngine , powtr siN·nng, po•ver brakea, auto. trans ., radio ind h~ter . 1 ~ 1 ''"'" IIW Dodge Phoenix l't' own sake, lhan apply a Ut· 1view of an the ral'<lrabte pub- "'llllillllll tie badly·needed glamor Whoi'· liclty that the televlalon ind111- ~ ever It Is available. _ . . . . lry can use, it il amazing that l'h• Ch• •• , r.wim : Mort Saht " has nol slrategicllly em- "1 • .0,: lvor;.· and blu1 fini sh, Spotlts• interior, udlo, heater, V8 f'lu h h ,.tloll ) BUY NOW I LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Pomeroy Motor Co. QUALITY A.. !.1 "'"'"Ill)' I der. ..Parry (6-3) ond Haller, !Met-Cisco (3-10), 111\a-Cto pada, Haller._. , S03 000 ooo- 8 IOl 010 000 ooo- 1 6 1 llunnlog (3-2) and Dalrymple., Jolmlon, JCliiN (1), . _ (I~ PbUa lfoulion Yolleu (9: IDd Johnson (11'7). . _ Gmt.. I.9eer - BEN CASEY BY NEAL ADAMI • . (Only lame ocbodUledl ' AaMrl- l.-pe . 102 Ooo't·ooo- r I C Ball. -.. ffl ,411111..,. 1 I • Arrigo, WurthjDgloll (~ Battey. Barber (") -• ··• ..... Mbm. ~ (..1). DRIVE IN 'THS HI LLS WITH DADOY... A"--D HA.VE YOU BoTH VISIT ~001.. 1-II<E OTHER. PA~ENn:i. I 'D LIKE ... r' . �' ..... -... .~ - ~· ~ -M o o . ~~-.- - .. -- ... •.., .· ····" . ..... .. ""' .... ·• ...... ... ···~,_- ~ . . . . . .--.. ,., ,. .._. ........ ,. ..... liP -·-- ----·.... _. . . .... ., . . . . . . . . . . • . ~ ' ' .. .. and :\1rs Elba Mc- 111arents. Mrc;;. Ruth Star~y and . Fla ., spent ll part of their va~ tington , J . W. Burke, Richard Elmer Young and MID, and ~ ... ~ " ] Km~hl ·md -..rnron .nd \1r fllr ~nd \:r ~. TRvlor :\1oorl' ,n tion ht'n· with her :.!IP"'nt'l. i Jeffers , Jane Bailey. Car 01 Mrs. Ida Voungdspe" 1 • even.,..,__....,...,,_,.,.,,.....~111 0 am. - ' \1 cKnight and Mr.. Moore rt!turned · - home on Mr . a nd .Mrs. J ohn L- RBW 1· '' Fralev- · Dunnie andH Kathy Ree sv and Mr-.;._ Ho;-:t•r .. · 111g, 1 at· the d M Lewte"s Hudson Eddie Young called or Mr. and .. d · Cheadle and Helen art, visit· 1• 1. an rs. . • M il 1 duldrt'n . Columu~. \'lslted rela- Sul"\d:n- wh1 e :\Irs .noon: an mgs. M d M Eddie Young rs. Robert 8 a ey and son. . lives in th1s vidnit~· over the the ehildren remainf>d for .a Mr . and ~rs . ~ay ~obnson or A 0 Jeffers s r~l ~~ eve~~~g with Mr. and Roger and Donald 'M'f•l;rnd nn ~unda ~ the~ jom- !n n ~er slay . Ylrs. :\1oore wtU and ('hildren of Wilkesville vts-. Mr . and Mrs . · M . Zel : . J M ek of Middlennrt helped Kenneth Newland F . . , llie rs. Low-- rs . oeJean e Young, Lewis ~-'""and. , cen IIy. t:o with Mr. and •ll'lrs. t"rn at ten d e Iasses at Oh.10 Umvertted Wit h h.IS bro th er, Mr. ~nd I cal~d on her auntsM Miss \1r . and Mrs William Thn- l; il ]ogl\ \Jr . ~t nd \l rs .John si1.1 dun:1g this ~ession . \1rs. Gay Johnson and family , j I... Perry 1~nd Mrsf. a l _;,:::;:..;:~;._;~,.: ~ ,_...,iiiiiiOiiiiOiiiio;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_ 1 and t! ' ther on Sunday a temoon. II Dla.,; and daughtf'r . Nancy. of Cillo);!.h .• nd Mark , \>lr :\1rs. faye Jordan spent a recen Y· . Mrs. Beulah Cordray, Athl olt1mbm•. al1' "if.Wndm).! thPtr \-lr-. \n h1 1 · rab trf-'t" .md \1r weekrnd wtth lle1 son. :O..lr ,md ·\ good crowd attrndP.d the eek nd w·Jth her d Mr:- !\olrndal Jordan. On Sa tur- annu<.~l Fathers , Day celebra- eos, . spen1 a dw daughter e ,acalion at their farm hnmr- aP \ I'~ H:-~ro ld ( 'II •I og- 1Y an Mr I . "iOn·Jn-1aw an , . hPr•· and with lwr mnrfll'r ·md r·hildr1 ·n ,nd ni!Pnded :hP Bue- day !ihe :lcTompamed Dw aine 11011 and hymn smg a l Mt. d ,1 R~h" Jeffers. Others j" ~ f rs . ~ broPwr. Mrs Ola Pt>n·1· an d 111g ll Pumnn a t II1e t.. a kr AI rna J ord an a nd son. "uryan, an d Mr. Utllun ClJU JT I1 on .Sun day . The an d. " ·t her's D"Y Jam atte ·1 In"- <~ 1•a .. ., Frank . ~!:11•· P:tr~ nt'ar \\.•l l-;ton ;md \1r. _\1 rnrlal .!ord <~n an d Akron Templt> Tone~ Bnd the il .. d "' S nd t the I . . . } mner on c u av a \1 rs. T. M Galaw.n~. \lr" .\lr~ El:-;it' Perr ~ and Mrs_ Walter to Ironton where Ihey, Ellis Sisters of West VJrgmJa , h nd ~trs. Gene diG .5 11 7 INLARGEMI:NT OF 1 ~~. . d . d I I I I orne o . t . a I ded d Arth11r Crablret- , \1r<> C~rnlvt \ltlt1•rd >->t•rr• anti d::tuJ!htt>r. <~ tlrn an pa rtlclp::~ te m were i'l't:"sent an oca ta en J ff d •h"ld w e r e YOUI FAVORITE SNAPSHOT Nt!GATIVE L;;::;~;;:~ "' c· . rt . . e ers an c 1 ren 00 Mosi :T . MiSS" lYJ&ry ~1as -;f'\ and f},mna. H.~lddtfl. \·is1led ~1rs . the Iron 1ty An!Jque and as· also pJrt1 c1pat . lll d M La ern Jordan I If shopping fatigues you, try · C Sl n r. an rs. v Mr \:~rl SH>l. Tem nl c 11•1rdt \Iallie l.owthl"r on T 11esd a~ 51L .1r c 'ow. The Carpemer YuuU1 Group 1811d children, Mr. and Mrs . this remedy. Shop lor WITH EACH ROLf. OF IPembers, attended lht' r,_•ee p- 'tr~- Laura Kr~b s.. Mrs. \-Yr~. Bonnie Chend\e rece iv· met at the chureh on Sun- , John Dunham and family , everything the quick and llLACK & WHITE FILM ti rm f01 thr nrv. mim sin ••,' \o1a udt• Hokornb anrl \lr F:v. ('d word of tlw birth of , da1· evE' ning with Mrs. Rex . and Ric·hard Jeffers. easy way in the PROCESSED David White and fart'well p,\r- t>rt>lt Holt-omb we rt- in Crest- a daugl1ter, Anna Maria. to Cheadle as leader. Rev. and YELLOW PAGES f \ for Rev Earl Ru .~~~·P .1 t tht' llnt:> on Sunda ~ wl wrt> tht~· !lt'r bm!l trr-in-la w :md sister,· Mrs. St'th Huntley wen: <~lso 1 Albany M ethodi~ l Chun ·~ on ilelPt'(i ~t r and :\1rs. Ho!C"ornb Mr and ~. Irs. Gary Borg an, 1wes ent. Debbie Stout was pro- · PTNF. GROVE ••. where YOUR Wednesday evPnmg Rt>v rt>lt>brate lht:'tr ~5th wedding an- ' f>(lris Hamon ! Columbus. Tlw !C.r<lln leader. Plans were made I Mr. and Mrs. James Hollon FINGERS DO White comes to the Albany mversary . Borgans are also parents of -It· go to Buckeye Lake on a pif .: and family have m ved int~ . THE WALIONG. WY 2-2475 Charge from Gibisonvillf' and \!r and :\irs_ Leland Moore t\\ sons nk in !he nP.ar future . Others U1eir newly purchased home. I ~;.?~~:;. Pomeroy, 0. Rev . Russell will be l()o..':i tl>d in and ch ildr£>n of Ca nton , spenl Mr. and Mrs. Chanes McCall present were Ruth and Carl l Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young ! 220 E. Main St. Coolville. a week's vacation wi!h thei r , and grandson, Orange Park, Huntley, Sue and Jenny Whit- and daughter and ~r . and Mrs. 1 Mr tarpcnter ~tK'ial News I. . . I ° 1 - • I SICK ....:_.:_:.;....... ..... 1 AND ·TIRED 1 FREE GROVER'S STUDIO . U.S. survivor as nlth-seeded Nancy Richey ot O.Uu, Tex., lost to Le!Jey Turner of Australia, tJ.! , !H. Miss Moffitt, seeded thl.rd, · next meets Ult>"oeeded Marcorel -:-.-:---------''--....:-..:.._...:__~ l •nly ll'Jcl[rn•ley Should Advance lf. :I\ ,. , w· .l 0 bl d F. I T d .1m e on Jll3 8 0 ay , . Smith of Australia on Thurs':rMBLF:~N . Rn,e.lnnd (UPII jover the s ixth-seed~ Stolle. day. 'I n ttle other semifinal, sec-:-.nurk Mc~u:l_ey, a little man However. Stolle also 1s a skUI- 1ond seeded Maria Bueno of Br1\I Jth a j)O\'oerllll garr:e, was lu i player and last year dPfeat- l r.il will play Min Turner, UJe favored tv beat F'red Stolle of ed McK iniPy in their onl.v two I fourth seed. ,\ u~t\alia today and advnce to mef'tlngs 011 tside of Wimhlodon. th~ fmsl rcund or the \Virnble-1 Top-s~'t:ded Roy [mrnon of <1on tenniR champh;llshlps rrr 1· Aur.tralia WAS he-R vy favorite to th,_ thlrrl time In four years. . best unseedt>d Willy Bnngt"rt of . . 1Wes• Germany in th• other OSPJ eWS , \-TcKutlley' 1._ theU topd- rat-nl(mg ! semiflnal. Bul F;mf'r~on was P•t!.vt"r n ue tli!R .,tnt9' 1 S A t 1 'f d 1buruened by a good mem i•rv of 1 · Entered Hotpital ;~lm an nnno: ex: , efeat- ~ last year'!l rhBm p omm irs Whf>n 1 vr 5\I)Jie In :~;tr:ught _sell! last Bungtr t eltminatPd him in the Don&ltl R. Musle, Rt. 1, (·•fr ui carltl~e the WJ~bk:don ' q uR~! Pr-fin a l s. Northup; Mrs. Hallls W. 8aun1: e. n 9 l, thf• rrve-f(Jol, dt'rs. 93 Garfield Ave .; Miss Pt ~l:tM!!'lrh Texan lo:-.1 !o. Am·· I Bill if! J ~_an Moffitt of Lon~ ; Karen S. Dobbins, Hedgewood trlllut! fled Lav~r In th ~ rma.ls. ~e:-tr!h, Ca .1f. , r r·ach('d the sem1- Dr .; Cynde Rae rope, 133 Tht> bwk? 3 k~r." h<~ vr m-: llnals of U1e WOlllt!n'.l l !1ingle.t 11 Third Ave .; Mrs. Kenneth D. Jt!llled McKmley, who is se~M ' Tuesday by crushi ng Ann Hay· William!!, Thurman: Paul Jean t'd liCCOnd here, as a 7-4 choice Idon Jones of Britain, 6-11, 6-3., Pullens. 212 .rackson Pike; Mn. 1 H 'taJ N 1 - - --- -- . ·--~--· ..•_....... ~ ..... ~ ... ~• •••. • , ..... ton; Mrs. Frank E. MillJ Jr., R! J, C""'n City; Wllllam 1M Dun.• Rt. 1, ~~; Enocb E Rl. I, Ptlrlot; Mrs. Glenn •. Hart, Ravenswood. a.... , ~ . v ,,., .. , •••· t , ....... ~.wwu , .r..ll- Mrs. Alum ttousb, Mra. Stan- Downa, COiu.mbYI, ClUed 1111 11011 ealr.d. 111'1 Mrt. .... . . ,..,. Por'~ Cattletobur&, Ky.; ley TerchaJske . Mrs. Clyde MJ and Mn1. E~dle Youn& a.'ld on Thuroday tY. . . .. UDdJ C. Rlf'O, Aal>Ja.td, Ky . Davia, Mrs. Swain, Jean. . ' CllOI)'II BUJII - ' ....... 8Jrtlq Mrs. Dihard Sandd's am. dau· Kt'nft"[h Nt-WI.!wd r~ntl~ I day afternoaD with JUII f . . . M!ll. Robert E. MeNarnara, i ~h~r, M11. !Awell Hooo and l aosi,ted Roy FrockPr In h11 Howard v...., hu bioi • , New Haven, daug;hter, 1:51 I . daugbtf>r and Mrs. Gerald E. : b.ay . at hum. . } m.; Mrs. Kenneth D. Wllliama, Moore or. dau11ht" Mi" Jean Young, Mra. Ed- "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii----. . Thurman, d&ugl"lter, 3:S.t a. m.; die Young and Mn. Llwls Hud- r Mrs. Get.rge D. Carper, Leon, 100, 10:21 a. m.; Mrs. E. M. Blake, Jr ., Pomeroy, daughter, 10:4\ a . m.; Mrs. Edwin E. Se!JJ,., W. Va.: Conley B. Howard, Raven~wood ; Mark D. Adama, Rt. 2, Millwood_, W.Va.; MI'I. Kenneth G. 'naompsoo, Ravenswood : Janet Sue Ana• lclcel. RaVetliViOOd; Sally A. Rouah, Rt. "' Racine; Karen Dulaney Munsrleld, Son, 3:22 Sue Coleman, Pomeroy; Mn. p. m.; Mrs. Walter M. Hogue, Trunl8n RutseiJ, Rt. S Pom- 4:40 p. m. , :~~=~~~~:~~~ Mr. and Mra. Elmer eroy : Jamu Smith, Jr., Rl. I, DlochBl'Jod 1and son and Mra. Ida Portlar,d; Mr1. Edward M. Mrs. Ken McDaniel and son; 1 called OJ'I Mr. and Mrs . Bl k PomerJy; Mn. F.,d. Mrl. Erneat Rainey and son; ard v1oung a nd daug hter a a e, Jr. , win E. Ddaney, Mansfield; Mra. Dalt Pearson, Ree&e cent Sunday afternoon to Paul V. Mo~ebaugh, Ironton; Dunsmurt, Mrs. Roy Shoble, joy homemade Ice ~ream. Mrs. Edward R. Malone. Coal Mn. Probe Rouah Mrs. Roger Mrs. Clara Mcintyre has Grove ; Rttl J. Rutherford, Rt. Maloney, Martin V. MeCum· slsted Ida Young wHh 1 Ray; Mrs. Walter M. Hogu1, ber, Mrs. Ralph Badgley, Wil- house cleaning. Jackaon; CarlL. Dawson, Jaek- llam Gtllisple, Clyde 0 u r 1 t, Misa Jean Young and son; Ftoyd E . C.al&han Sr., David Woodyard, Mrs. Clyde Lewis .-iuc.s'Jn called on the Jaekaon; Napoleon D. Fullu, Rupe, Mn1. Dana Bush, James Bulllh family Friday night. Rt. 1, Scottown; Mn. Uoyd W. l'joylll Mrs. Paul Porter, Howard Searles of ""~'to' JULY CLEARANCE Pine Grove Society Notes All Item• Reduced Some A1 Much Aa BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPORT, D. ------ - o r r - - . I 1 ' ICE FRANKFURTER HAM ON A ROLL SANDWICHES FOR ! gal. Cartons $ .00 c FOR ! gal. BONUS BUY BONUS BUY ' BONUS BUY ARMOURS COLD c FOR ICE CREAM c FAIRMONT LEMONADE FAIRMONT GOLD NUGGET BONUS BUY ARMOURS VIENNA SAUSAGE 12 en:. 4 oz. cans cans LIQUID SNIDER'S SWAN CATSUP lB. BAG 22 01, Bottles 14 01. Bottles • LISTEN TO TINY'S HY.MN TIME W.M.P.O. 11:45 EACH DAY ... f ' . ~t'-<1·•<- _, .• . .. +~;<., ,.. .. ' ,,.~~.t.-~··"_1-,,,..; ~. .... -(,.,.._ • ;l>ot,~ . ...,.. . ;'~ _, ' :~ ' . ~-!-!....J, '.~ ~-;"!· .-i,. ~ ' �••• Star Class to Pay for Church LEAVE ON VllliT 1 St·hool Theme is ~rge and WU!lam Black· •p · " · • II h id ith Mr d' ronllst' ,,(IV JOT I wMe weuortres, · ~kwd R. lland , " Je<us. the Prnnu ..d Savrs. lS L<UC a uo. u an · " " 3 ' 1I'' IIteme deve" I ped le f1 .Sa1"'-day . f or a vI51·1 WI'th ""' for th,· Hv "' ll Run Vacation rf • relatives m Cmcmnatt , 0 . Bible S('h0:,: whkh ronrlu ded U f d J " ay. U"<' 22·. . The reading of Matthew 5• Mrs. F. 101 se Smith was d1rec~ l-20 oy ~ president. Mrs. MEIGS THEATRE Aroun d And AboU f MidcJ#eporf Annex C GinS Roush-Ebersbach Vo"'s are Taken ,. Jn Sparfa N C Bapf'lsf ChUfCh 1 ' ' NEW HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Roush are nouncing the marriage of their daughter, Sarah Cather· I ine, to Mr. Laurance Stewart Ebersbar,b, son of 0 f p tla d Oh'10 tor and Mrll Nora Searle~ s~r- Florence Potts, opened t be Connie Cooke, da~ghter . of M~e H~~~:~~sb~~b~~h,inS~-· vf'd ao; se< ·rplar~ ~rs Eloise meet.J.ng of the star Class of the Mrs. Je&• Cooke, 15 attend1~g double-ring ceremony, June Watson wa s pianist. Teachers F i r s l United Presbyterian a ~<elhod1sl_ ~oulh ~ellowshtp 20th, at l0 :30 a.m. in the Sports and hel~rs werE" as foHows : 1chun:h in the church ~mnex officers tr~ming sessiOn at Baptist Church, Sparta, North N ~ r ~e ry departtno:"nt, Mrs.! Tuesday night, June 23. Camp lnd1anola near Lancas- C 1. lth R v Lewis w F.lol I ' h nd ' th ' eek Sh . aroma, w . . s ... wa ,'-on, eac er, a Roll call was answered by ter 1s w . e Is a mem- Yrll· ff · t' e . POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN or n " ' 1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY Sht'lby Davis. helper ; ~egin- seven members with Bible scrit>- ber of Ht:att Methodist MYF. 1 tams . 0 ~tela mg. . "CHILDREN OF THe ne.rs Y1rs belt~· Hutc~t~son, lure containing the word • · fa~ Brenda Potts of Pomeroy is al- The brtde_ s l;lr~ss was a hght w1111 m aqua two-p1ece Jersey, sheath, DAMNED'' 1 nd'mg from th a1 group. street I ea<·her · Mrs ·. Bettv • a s Lher ." The class voted to pay so ate length . Her flowers were DAMNED · b~· tbelr dia· bolical power to destrO}' tht> and Mrs. Dons Richmond . help- for the curUtins purchased for Mr. c. H. Wise , Sr ., a 0 d white carnations. She was at· world f'r s; Pnn1ary, Mrs. Audra , the annex. flmes teaclwr and Rosemary daughter Rutt Wise and Mrs. tended by Mrs. Charles Nease, " RAIDERS" Brian Keith . Robert Cu~. S . el. h I J . d Mrs. Mayme Holmes led the William 'setz and Mrs. Leo I matron of honor, of Pomeroy. ams . t' per: umor epart- program by conducting a Judi Meredith WIN OR 01 oJewhurst Swick of Colurnbus spent the Mr. Nease served as best man Seven men dE'If'rmmed to me-nl · Mrs· June ' quiz and reading "Planting For weekend at the :tome of Mr. for Mr. Ebersbach . save Texas. te-acher , and Mrs. Bea Dugan The Future.'' ' and Mrs. Rose Patterson, help- It was decided to have a "si- and Mrs. C H. Wise, Jr. They The bride is a 1960 graduate SUN. MON. and TUES. I ~~ : ;ee,~cgers, dM~. ~elen lent auction'' with articles cost~ ~;:~ ~~d:::n~a~~~s f~~;{'81 ~~ ! ~! ~~h:~ri~~~ :~~!lp~: July 54-7 1 · t-ae Pr. an rs. oro- ing 2!i cents or more at the July Ewing Funeral Home in Porn- ! played at the Philip SJX,lrn Plant "SUNDAY IN NEW YORK" thy Cu lwmn and Roberta Mus- i meeting. RoJl call -Nord for (Tecbniculor) ~er , helper!~ be "palrl'oti'sm" with eroy. :as a member of office personCliff Robertson (PTIU9 J Jane 11 Averag altenda f th i nel. The groom Is a member Fonda, Rod Taylor. Robert ~ e nee or . e Hazel Clark, as hostess Mrs. Bernard Ful~ and dau-1 of the 1957 graduating class of Culp, .Jo Morron. Jim Backus fe•tur.tt~t: Flagpole Jltt•n school ""' 104. Robert E. Smith Mrs. Ada Slack as ornonm lghlers, Beth Barbara and B.•.•· r:acl·ne Hl'gh School and 'Is em· churrh rnmister and Worley leader. k h t d f t~STOOGES iHs 1e · d . Y ave re urne rom VISI ployed at the Ebersbach Hard· a Y' su pertnten ent. The meeting closed with mg wtth relatives and fr1ends · -er. Mrs. Potts, hostess in South Charleston, Piqua and ware company In Pomeroy. The refreshments to Mrs. Holmes, Convoy. In Convoy the Fultz Will reSJde at The Lowman . ed 'th th ir Apartments m New Haven. htld Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Daisy Rouh, c ren ·omam WI e I "\ Miss Frankie Mumaw, Mrs. grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy 11 Lizzie Quick. Mrs. Rachel Sinn whiJ, Mrs. ~·uttz attended Canmta Club i6 McBride, and the hostess. a Methodist seminar at Find- I Entertained Moruky lay, i Mrs . ..:harles Riffle entertainMr. an<i Mrs. c. H. Wise, Jr. i ed the m~Mon~y Canasta club PICNIC POSTPONED The picnic of the Past Chiefs Waverly , and granddaughter,! Monday ~v~ning at her home, of Magnolie Temple Pythian Sandy lletz of Hl' lll'ard, have ,... East. Mam-st. S.Is 1ers scheduled 1or Th urs day turned from t vacation trip "to , Prtzes were awarded to Mrs. G C d evenl.ng has been postponed New York, Niagara Falls and Buy owan anh Mrs. John .l •ugust. R f tl ~ Montreal, Canada. ', eaver. e res ments were serI ~=========~~ ved by hostess to those named L· Kathy Bratton and Dee Slav- i and Mrs. Max Folmer Mrs. en are attending a Methodist' Richard finlaw, Mrs.' Donald M~SON School of Missions at Uelaware.l McKenzie, Mrs. Eugene Trip~I _'J_~ ',._.., ' TONIGHT The girls ace housed In dorms I lett and a guest Mrs. Lloyd Tells lime "I: IUS:• OF Tlllf: - Gltem- lATE lllNii FAMILY NIGHT at Ohio Wesleyan University .~ Moore. ' ins ihiioten 11111 case that and~ale ala gtaoce. nater. proof•, &ell·wlndl~g. SmrH\11 tell~ you !lm1 and date It "BEAUTY AND They are being spousored by I • glance. Watarproot•, ll:llf· styled nmblnation lin~ and THE BEAST" the Heath Methodist Women's , wllldln1, s"eep 5ttond•llend, e•panslon band . Allttl!nlt'$1 steel. 17 /twt!ls. Joyce Taylor Mark Damon Society oi Christian Service. i Bride-E'lect is 17 jewels. --a nd•swoRD OF TH& . They . were taken to Delaware : Guest of Honor See Our Exte,..ive Collection of BULOVA Watchet CONQUEROR" by R1ta Slaven. They wlll spend Mi p tr. I Bl k I b 'd Jack Palance Guy Madison th eek 8t th h I ss a lC a a es ee, Tl eFrom $24.76 {Color) e w e sc no · ! elect of Melvin Circle, was Mrs. Ruth Moore, Middleport, goes! of honor at a shower tun· Thurs.-Fri. July 2-3 was called to Columbus last cheon at the home of Dr. and "FUN IN ACAPULCO" Th ur sda y due to u,. death of Mrs. Le onard Bta kes Iee m · East With Elvis Presley L · and Ursul-a Andres• her da~Jghte~., Mrs. Ann Moore ansmg, Michigan, Saturday, (Technicolor) Eiseistein (Gerald) Thursday June Tl. -andfollowing a lingering illness. Attending from here were "THE COLD DARK HOUSE" Funeral service• were conduct· Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee and dau. Tom Poston ed Saturday morning in Co- ghler Jennifer, who with Mr. ::iiii::iiii~~~lumbus. Sh~ was a former Mid-[ Blake~!~, spent t_he p~st weekI end VISiting relatives m St. dleport rest~ent. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pick- Johns, Michigan. ens vi~ited recently in Cohlm~ bus With hir sister, Mr. and A'ITEND TEA Mrs. Paul Kautz and family Member& of tho garden clubs . and her son, Mr. and Mrs. Jan In Middlepnr< who attended the Houck and son, Br.ent. annua} silver tea of the Chesb~ Palty and Janice Everson of ire Garden Club Included Mrs. South Charleston, Ohio. are E. M. Wood, Mra. 0. E. goests this wee:, with Mr. and Tewksbary, Mrs. Walter Mrs. Bernard Fultz and daugh- Crooks, Mrs. Guy Reynolds , ters, Beth . Barbara , a11d Becky. Miss Nellie Zerkle, Miss Hallie Mr. and Mrs. William (Bill) Zerkle, Mrs. William Hamm, Pickens, Baltimore, Md. were Mrs. Lewis Smith, Mrs. James recent ~ests of his brother. Arnold, Miss Harrie Made Mr. and Mrs Richard Pickens. Smith\_ Mrs. D. B. Hartinger, Mr. and Mrs. Beu Pickens Bal- Mrs. John Kincaid, Miss Nina timore, anotller brother, fs vis- Rus~ll. Mrs. Walter B. Harris iltng with Mr. and Mrs. Pick- and daughter, Jill, and Mrs. ens this week. Rober~ Reibel. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber Sale Prices! and fal'llly. Dennis, Dean, Don. L rENDS CAMP na, Dallas, and Duane, spent Richard Haggerty, son of Mr. Sunday at Camden Park in and Mrs. Robert H"ggerty, Huntington. · has been attending Camp Ar· Mr. •nd Mrs. Horace McE~ rowhead for three days for ptehlnny visited Sunday in Trim- training prior to leaving for ble with Mr and Mrs. Charles the Natiqnal Boy Scout Jam. Johnson and family. Joan, Ju. boree at Valley Forge. Others tia and Ricky Johnson accom· attending from Kyger Creek panied the McEihlnnys home and Cheshire area are Charles for the week. Their parents Bradbury, James White and will come Saturday for them. Dennt. Gross. l Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilt and sons, Chris and Pat of ColumHAVE HOUSE GUEST bus are spending the week Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Speng· ALSO A FEW BALL BAND, COMMODORES with her par•nts, Mr. and Mrs. ler of Mi1dleport are entertain· AND U. S. KEDS Adolph Saelens and son, Den- ing a houseguest from North· Sale Prices! Dis and other relatives. field, Ohio. She Is Miss Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen. Borcenk, daughter of Mr. and nesy and daughter, Teresa Ann, Mrs . William Borcenk, will be Portsmoutll, spent the weekend visiting with the Spenglers' dauwith his lll<lther, Mrs. Henry ghter, Kathy for a week. She Hennesy. arrived in Middleport Sunday and plans to leave Saturday. July 3-4 I T I 1 1 .,,. 1 '' •·BULOVA , ' 1 , 1 DRIVI·IH .f. - 1 ' I I CONTINUED CLEARANCE SALE ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE I RE~~CED For Women Heel Huggers - Connies - Paris Fashion Charm Step A Few Matching Handbags Values To $10.99 $1.87, $2.871 $3.87 $4.87, $5.87 and $6.87 For Men Jarman - Hush Puppies Golf Shoes and Discontinued Styles - Randcraft Values To $12.99 $3.87, $4.87 $5.87 and $7.87 SHOP AT-- i ddl! o/8pw BlocJt; POMEROY, OH 10. FOR OUTSTANDING VALUES OF NATIONALlY ADVERTISED BRANDS IN SUMMER MERCHANDISE SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE · - · ····· ~ - . .. ..... - ... .q • I '!, .. Naomi Mission Society Meets At Bentley Home 1 The Naomi Mission Society of 'I the first Baptist church, met Sunday afternoon in the home 1 of Mrs. Dewey Bentley. Mrs. Naomi Bentley presided over the business session when a report from Mrs. Myrtle Warren, social chairman of the Women's Missionary convention held in May wlth the local church was received. Mrs. Gertrude Buller, lead· lng the devotions, spoke on ''The Power of Influence ." Mrs. , Edith Thomas, a goest read · the poem, "Meet God 1 n the Morning." For the July meeting Mrs. Butler will again be devotional leader. The hostess, Mrs. Dew. ey Bentley, although a new member in the society olso ••rv•• on tho program and sew· ' lng committees with Mrs. Warren of Middleport. The meeting closed with repealing Christian woman's Pledge. Mrs. sent' REMEMBER! SATURDAY IS 4th OF JULY AND WE WILL BE CLOSED, SO SHOP THE WEEKDAYS FOR SAVINGS ON SHOESI ley served {!-..:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~J sen courM. her . Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' Women's Club Of Long Bottom Church Meets ......t..Md ............ IIlli Prllll)' wltlt a rhn o o1. a lew ICIUend t.bnM ';- t IIIPI tij. blp Friday VOL XVI Is Bei'ng Pia nne d PT. PLEASANT- Plans are being made to organize a Ma .. on County Historical Society wtth L. L . Caldwell, chairma of the Historical committee for ~~~~~e~leasant Chamber of The purpose f the •-o organu.a• bon woulrl be for dl'scove 1·ng procuring and preservl'n• rm 1• -=t a· ters of historical Interest to the present and gene:-cttiuns to . com~. Mason Personal ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY THURSDAY & FRIDAY STORE WIDE SALE I THURSDAY 9 TO 5 AND FRIDAY 9 TO 5 Special Values In Every Department For These 2 Days. Ready To Wear- Furniture- Floor Coverings- Drapery DryGoods-Mensand Boys Wear - Hosiery - Home Furnishings- Lingerie- Store Wide - Many Bargains ' Friday 9 to 5 and'Thursday 9 to 5. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY guests a des· 1!.......--....................................~._..._~._-..........-.-_...~._._.......J I. ' "<• Fo1 of .Ju. ly holklay w..kend begins to. night with a warning from the National Safety Council that as m~y .l5 550 AmerJcans mai die .n acctdenL on the nation's streets and highways. Bell rmging, parade.. and tradi>ktna' fireworks displays will 01! the order of the day on Independence Day. B"t because the holiday falls on Sat· urday, thousands of persons will be let off from work Fri· day and head for their favorIte bulc•. 01 fishing resort. In Chicago alone, about half of the city's office and factory workers will he given Ibn day off. . . I Other members of the com. rnittee art' ArC"hie Henry, May. or o£ Henderson, Mrs. Lone F. Jones, Mrs. Herse) Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brand. Mrs, Mollie Pullins visited Anothe. committee meeting Saturday evening with he• will be held July 13 at Hart· ter, Mrs. Charles McNickel at ford and ttll persons interested the Elmwood Nursing in th~ir Mason County ~eritage JULY Z Bethel No. 62 of the Intema· near Tuppers Plains. are urged to attend. tiona! Order of Job's Daughters will meet a~ the Pomeroy Ma- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Birch ATTEND CAMP and family of East Liverpool sonic Temple Thursday at MASON - Thirteen ntemwere weekend guests of Mr. p.m. bers of the Happy·Go·Lucky HI and Mrs. George Sellers. JULY 3 Club attended Mason County Pomona Grange will meet at Mrs. Don Pullins and daugh- Camp this past week. Those at· the Rock Springs Grange ter, Rita Kay, were in Colum· tending were Debbie Joneo DebFriday at a p.m. All members bus over the weekend due to bie Slew~rt, Debbie Werry, of Pomona court are urged Debblt:. G11land, Francis Queen the illness of her brother. be present for practice of the Virginia McDaniel, Connie Gl~ FUth degree. Mrs. William Killinger re. land, Barbara Stanley, M 1k e The Xi Gamma Mu Sorority turned home Sunday morning and James Ryan, Susan Tha· is sponsoring 8 dance at t h after a visit in Dayton w' th bet, Bubl>y Lewis and Norman Pomervy Jr. High school Mr. and Mrs. Walter KillinJer IU!ynolds . day, July 3, from 8 to 11 p.m. and Mrs Nora Eakins. She A local group, The Vibrations, was accomp&nied home by Mr. ENJOY OUTING will play. It will be well cha<p.land Mrs. Harter Scbeall and MASON - The Youth Fel· eroned. Mrs. Eakins who spent tbe day. fowshlp of the Mason Methoclist Miss Barbara Hamm of Chit- Church along with their lead. Oral Immunization llcothe Is the goesl of her er, Mrs. Howard VanMatre and grandmother, Mrs. J. 0. Roe- Mrs. Fred Spencer, enjoyed an Is in Two Series del. outing on the village green ID PT. PLEASANT - Oral Miss Shirley Beegle complet· Mason on Sunday evening. Those immunizatior is being given at ed an assignment in he Econo~ attesding the wiener roast the Mason County Health iny Loan office In Belpre last were Cinda Fogle11011g, Marll)'ll partment in two series, the sec~ week and will be in the Galli- Cook, Diane Sisk, Mike Jolin· ond do!!" eight weeks after the polis offlce for the next two son, Norman Reynolds, an d. first. weeks. Beverly Carson, Children under six Bruce Gotthardt, who Is are required to take a booster the goes! of his grandmother, dose when they are 10 to Mrs. W. A. Morgan, spent Tuesmonths old day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert The department Eason and family. that those who did not complete the series of three given BIRm ANNOUNCED Mrs. Cashy (TIIJie) BaH wb• should take advantage of Mr. ana Mrs. Eugene Whaley represented Mason County a& type now available. of Darwin are announcing the Glenville Folk Festival, Gl. . The Health Department will birth of a son Brian Eugene ville, W. Va. hns returned to be closed o" Saturday, July 4 Saturday, J~ :n, at Sbelte;. her home at Apple Grove. Mrs. and no immunizations will be ing Arms Hospital in Athens. Ball who Is 82, reported that given on Saturday during the Mr. and Mrs. Wholey have an- she had a wonderful time as Mamonth of July, but will be glv· other child, Carla ean. Grand· so" County's Belle. en on Thuradays. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Her- Jimmy Wise left on Tuesday her! Wb&ley of Darwin, and for .Camp Arrowhead near Hunt· B!R'l11DAY OBSERVED Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Coallor of ington where he will receive A family cook-out In Gallipolis. Great grandparents Senior Patrol Leader trainlna ance of the birthday anniver- are Mrs. Ella Whaley of Shade, in Scouting. sary of Mrr. Clarence Clark Mr&. Ruth Hendrix of Racine Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Shinn was held Friday evening at the and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eads and family of Leon, Mrs. R. C. Kyger Creek recreaUon of Rodney. King, Henderson, and Abby A birthday cake oerved Swatzel, Pomeroy, and Carol)'ll following the dinner. Mrs. Henry Null, and Mrs. Baileo, Gallipolis, visited on of his family present were his Franklin Clark and son of Point Sunday Mrs. Catherine Rey. wife, Mrs. Clark, Mr. and Pleasant, W. Va. nolds and family. NOW YOU .J[NOW enti THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1964 II wlll .... W cleu nfllll 'by fille<btttP ~ a. day, ' *c... J.,. •• ..... PRICE AVE CENTS First Phase of Sewe Project is Launched Plans were completed for th1 annual homecoming Sunday, Ju. _ ly 26th, on the church lawn. A chicken and ham dinner wiD be served l>y the ladles ot the congregation and games an'd Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. other entertainment are plantha Scott and Mrs. Russ Wa' .,... ned. son spen. Monday at Fairborn with thei.J: brother and sister- Father Hilliker announced in-law, Sgt. and Mrs. ohn T. that masses on that Sunday Baily. will be at 6:30 and 10:30 to aoMrs. O}an Genheimer commodate the people working <,m this pi'(.Ject. Refreshments daughter. \Judith, returned . d b their home, Columbus, Motodayl were se,-ve Y Mrs. Wippel evening elteJ a weekend visit assisted by Winnie Rose aud Rita Marcinko. Father Hilliker S BAC witb Mr. and Mn. William 0 f __M::=R= ·-= E::.B::.E::R::S:.=:::.:=H:...._ I Sheridan and family and Mrs. fered the closing prayer. u·ISIOrica . I society POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 67 Mrs. J. B. Marshall of Lou· lsville, Ky. arrived Saturday for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Johr F. Bally and other relatives. John F. Baily and other lives. '·m,~- 1 Mr. aiKo Mrs. Edwa rd •• Ten mPmlx>rs of Grace Epts- Dickel l·eturned to their eopal church were In Columbus Cincinnati, Tuesday, after a Sunday afternoon, to att•nd weekend visit with her parents, ordinatlor of the Rev. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raub. Martin, bela at the Trinity Their daughter, Donna, remainE~~~;p~e~:~~~~nd Mrs . Cruor·l ed for a two weeks visit with her grandparents. les Gibbs Miss Vida lhle, Mrs. J . E. D. Hartinger, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Homer TayMrs. Da!£ Dutton, Mrs. 0. lor and daughter, Teresa, of Stout, Mrs. Cedric Clark Grove City, were W-t>ekend vis~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore. itors of her parents, Mr. and Rev. all<l Mrs. Charle, Pit:,.rl Mrs. Joseph Haub. of Pt. ~:>Jeasant , W· Va. also Rona:d and Steven Tatterson left Sunday for ro visit' ln attended the ordination. Grove City witt Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and family. at .Y *••a. The Women'• club of Our Lady of Loretto Catholic churcb, Miss Ruth Ano Long Bottom, met Sunday ev• is attendtr..;~ Columbus Bus.Iness I nlag at the home of Mrs. He~>­ Unlversity, spent the weekend ry Wippel. The meeting openwith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed with prayer offered by Rev, Wilbur Bailey, Athens Road. Father Hilliker. Ordi1Ultion Event 'tte--'--' Su--'-y ,.. ,....,... ,....., • "1r£AjHEI ~ BJclt IIIIa: 1'1. Priy doady ,r--.___ ~ -.;: t~~ ""TVE Work started today on the Memorial Hospital, the County first phase of Pomeroy's sew- Home, and some residences aerage project with the construe~ long Wright-st. tion of an intercepter sewer on Tile was run from Mulberry Mulberry.ave. Heights and other areas along The work is being done by Mulberry-ave., some time ago, K. L. Moore, Inc., B•lpre, who •ccordlng to Mayor Legar, but was awarded the job on a bid ll was never connected up. Maof $7,000 at a recent meeting yor Legar said seWage from of Pomeroy Village Council. ' the Mulberry-ave. and Mulher· Mayor Charles Legar said ry Heights areas is prfsently~ work is undeJway on the Mul· running into an open ditch and berry -ave intercepter in order causing a sanitary problem. to solve sewage problems from " This is the situatlos that will Pomeroy Elementary School, ! be corrected by construction of the Children's Hom·e, Meigs , the intercepter," according to 1 1 Legar. Legar said furllter work on the proposed Pomeroy sewage project will not be started unW ofter it Ia determined whnther the village will receive federal aid. Pomeroy !Hed an appllca. lion for federal aid on Its sew· age project over a year ago. Funds to construct the Mulberry--ave. intercepter are available through the local bond issue. Burgess and Nlple of Columbus are the engineers for the Pomeroy project. Showing Unusual Petunia WASIUNGTON - Th" ate, moving "'ward approval of A $556 million lederal pay raioe bill that lncluJes $7,500 yurly increases for members of Congre.. today faced the quesUon of whether to Impose financial disclosure teats on It· JOH. BaekeJ:S of the bfll, which woold affect 1.7 million federal clasalfied and postal workers, weze encouraged by an opening round victory Wedneaday In which the) bea• down turee ef· forti to eliminate the raises for themselves. A WEEK·JJlNG heat wave kept Its grip on the eastern hall of the nation today wiltlng cropa and coJUablg many towns to put limits o.,"water consump. lion. DJouchi ~CIIIB were » vere ~· the pajlott'a capl· ~ li! ..:omiecticut and In North Cai'Giiltl. ft;f· lleatber huretlll ..1c1 •the 'heat wnuld c'Onlt-1 lhtougb tho month with below 110rmal raiDfall. fence about Mr. Scranton � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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