http://66.213.69.5/files/original/120f3cd4461f68321b5aac0be0e42b1c.pdf 2371d456b5aba67539690a83c781d1b6 PDF Text Text - _..,._____ .... _____ ~-- ·- -·- ·-·-·. _..., __ ·-·~-~·- ..... .. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 17,_1964 Mainly About People In Pomeroy Farewell Party Is Given lor Jackie Lewis wn Moody fair, ud lliuDN ....,, loolpl ... Bpday, teat&•ed .....1er0ewen . . ,.etod Soliday. Rip today ..... lklloday ,... a,. Lew MIIN e ... .a. -.: ---- ' ,.. ' D MUS' r ' f •~ • ·• --~ ·~~~·· fl · . VOl XVI ' ' I .SATURDAY., JULY 18, 1964 NO. 80 ' PRIO: FM CENTS ' ' "• Dr. Sam,·'Fiance i Chicago, May H_. Altar This Eve 1965Budget Pool Concludes Largest Classes Around And About Middleport , I y PoMEROY OHIO TONIGHT .S. SATURDOY , "DiAD RINGER" Bette Davis & B@tlE' Davis :Twins), Karl Malden. Peter Lawford, Philip Care.v. Jean flagen. Geo Macready Featurette: Training for TI"Duble Cartoons Mrs. Straton Dies Friday In Zanesville SUN., MON., TUES. July 1'1-20·21 "MAN'S FAVORITE SPORT" (Technicolor) Rock Hudson, Paula Prentiss " BULOVA 'he gift-quality watch Middleport l'omeroJ ltiJiilo. saw the Instructive fiJiiJ, I"Pulae of Lih," FridaJ "'"' Oii dinner at Heath Melli7 \I' .l~'' .I' ' ":. . ' ~ SAVEl TOMORROW, SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. IN EL.BERFElD S ,• • .. ;. *' l • \ CHOIC~3515 MISS .t.MEitiCI - Youth lncl bu11tr "~ fufed In I filii 17 ;.,..1 ~~OC:-· fUI Stal'lt WitCh . In tl!llt:M Qf Whitt. Mltl:hinl expans1011 briiCtltl lllf·Tillt - A lllndiO!IIe Wltd! ftt'JI Wfilf •ltll pride. 17 Jew.l prtei&ICHI mwerntnt ::.,oc!-r:::.nt. Elpaftsk.Jn blnll, Ill Jll!~ tee O..r Ezten<iV< Colkctioo of 8ULOVA W"""""' From $24Ji ·' K&CJewelers .' M~S9N -~ DRIVE· IN ... '"LOVE ON A PILLOW" ·color) -and- t..eslie Caron "THI L·IHAf'ID ROOM" Julr 11 s.tUrcfey llirk Bocord• "THI IINGIII NOT THI SONG" G111~&um. Pomeroy I •cAPTAIN IINIAD" (Teohnloolor) ASTRONAVT BREAKS ARR~M;,J~·~ HAMILTON, Bermuda n .. SALES .. f· ' . -Astronaut M. Scott suffered a oompound ol hlo left arm Thunday In ' •' JULY , r . ,;__..JI&ccideld oa hla motorcycle. • ' FURNITURe·· READY. TO- WEAR- DRAPERY ' DRY GOODS ... FLOOR COVERINGSHOME .. . FURNI.SiiiN~S ~ MENS A.Nil,' 80~5 W-~R . . -d ' BA~GAI!:IS · IN : EV~~~,, . .~RTMEN~.1,.. ·~ . . TONIGHT Brigette Bardot --------:...JI..;,_...;.___ M•ln St. Rotarians Ste LifeSaving Film Friday . ~ ' •' ' , • • r I "(. :~ ",, ·~·'·)~ ·~·. ~ �.. .. .. . - . - . .. , . ' f • ' ( ,TwoMason Youtbs Are iJGDed Today Timely Aid Saves Accident Victim ! P'f Pl. 'Ai>ANT - Twt young .,.., from MtSO!l were kt!led arimftd 5 a.m today or Rt 17 ln Putnam rounty near W1n field. m a car-truck colhs1on. l)eaC! are Willard Eugeoe l'l'llcker) Case) , 19, of Apple G~ve, ,on ot Mr and Mrs E II. Casey, and George Frank lln· Plantz 20, s!>n Jf Mr and Mrs · Robert Plant•. •!so of l-PI'l~ Grovt ~ ~e voung men were 1962 IIJradqate> of Hannan H I g h JCi'OJoi I :o 1\le b.Pdlet are at the Sttv· W Supers! horn. an· A.rrangemt:nt!- will ~ UPI Briefs 1 ' ---- Seizure of Ship Brings ! I •1 Is Shaken_by Rocke£eller Ralph Rece and mother JCa. apeech. to avald bllllna 1 doe whlell !bryn Rece spent the •-*end The laue which divided tho ran onto tha raotd from tbe with Mr. and Mrs Okey Myen, pro and IIJiti.Goklwater forces north lkle. Delaware 'lb were ...,.,. durlnc the pre-nomination cam- The ear ran off the riCbt llde . · "1 palp erupted anew Jl'rtda• tritll ol the hlpay and turned over pamed home by Jennifer and N , __ A' an Ill '""· Klltby ~ wbo bad 'lllltlld New y~.... "-· ~• · ....., · Roct,.... 2-Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Jaly 18, 1984 YGI1ths beat ..a In~ trillll here three weeks with relatives. olollor IIlii odllr Rapllllltr- }DJured ~-'~ F. lllglt, -- - - - ----mae passengers ,.o separleaden chall~ Goldwater's .., aevere ""''""" riCbt band, - WA6HINijTQN IUPI) - The ' ""'-"""'''" '"' t w Ill o it ate Now Vorl< subway lnel~ Mloe KriSSie Payne IIPI'Dl tha riews. Malia Slagla, t41, bnrlaed neck, United State• has protested the SATELLITE CONFERENCE and then fled Into the City's past week With her llfllldpar- Rookefell r' bl Carla Slqle, 11, apralned rl&ld firmg ot three shots across the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The crowds before pollee arrived.. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oranvllla by ••- ..!.,~.••~!_ wheu IUued thumb, and MarllyD L. Slqlo, bp of American sraln ship One of the victims, WI~ Casto ,,. .......,_,... re and IS, brulaecl 11ft aboulder. ;, ;;.,. Se nd h (Continued from page I) State Department has an· !lam Greene 51 was pulled M K AI xand and tha statement called the Art- They ware alllrelted and , . ~. h. I ba ;., ~ se~rc man's float nounced that I Ill-nation coolerfrom his subway seat by about Ml rsM athryn Ed10 e 1st011er 110na senator'• lland "danger- leased at Holzer bolpltal Tbere s "'m I • vesse Y vie au or Aft•r dass, the oeginners ence on "mterlm arrangements" Ne~s pummeled and os U:!!ret ~ oua, lrresponalblt and frlghtan- wu hea- d•m•~• 10 lhe 2 es 11 ed. hf 1 1 1b 1 a•""' • an overn£6..t recen11y 1n """ In •• •~ -:--. 'I11e rotetl mede here Frl~ group usutt. Y warm ufJ Wit or a commerc a I o a com· , stamped mto submission, and hunbus with their cousin Mrs g. vehlcle. , dev b P the Slate Department, some jumrmg jacks, and a dry mumcatlons satellite system will I Mr and Mrs Guy Russell robbed of $100 and an $85 Ma p and their ' aunt. He referred apeelfleally to Anothar Meigs accident took ~argk that the Russlaro land practic"O _or the ,1rone float ,begm here Tuesday. and Terry Lynn of Pomeroy, watch About 15 other passenMr;' Do~g Sholtz of Cleveland Goldwater'• w II d I y ebeered placo at 3:11a p.m. Friday 011 1 'Were excesstve and clearly out- and nutter kick. . The conference wlll deal with ' Mr. and Mrs Clinton Gilkey, 1•r~ watched helpleiSiy, afraid who. Is visiting her daughter, statement 'lburaday llllbl In his West Shade Rd., one and aeve11 Qle the llonno of accepreble be· The younger classes played two proposals deSigned to ad· Karen, Tad and Kathy of Hnr· to mterfere. Mrs Pegg acceptance apeech that "u· tenlha of a mile ol Rl. 7. Javlor." In their stopping of the a _game, which the hfeg~ards vance the arrangem<nts lor put- monvllle were Sunday vtsiion Mrs. VIctor Lee George and tremlsm In the defense of lib- A car driven west by Joyce 8. S S. Sister KaUngo shortly after enJoyed as much as the child ling mto operotion a sJobal sy• of their parenls, Mr. and Mrs CAPE KENNEDY - One of son, Mike and Miss MarjOrie erl) Ia not • rice. '1oderatlon Souters, 22, Rt. 1 Pomeroy and hod unloaded • cargo of ron. called the dog calc her In tern by !967 Lincoln Russell. Ithe two new nuclear detcetlon R ld turned borne alter In pursuit of jusUco Is not a vir- one driven east by Lloyd C. 11 . 11 the children hne up •· russ tell 1t pollc-' 5pa~ today eyno s re tue. • McDonald ZO We• Columb•• w.beat Jn the Russian port o1 . t, ll:<'"'Sl.:~~i\1!. . . .~~ Mn. Doyle Knapp and Kat1 sa es 1;\1 ....... spending a week at Lancaster ' ' a• .-. !foVi>rosslysk the poOl, then by to swtm to ' visited with Mr. and Mr> Lin· and Ito twin wa1 ocbeduled to Camp. Mrs. George and Mia The statement was In !""'ked W.Va., collided at a earvt. 1140::Tlte : sister Katlngo's cargo the edge of .the~ pool beforr the coin Russell Saturday evenme jOJn the cosmic watch Sun· Reynolds were Junior y o u t h oontrast to Rockefeller • own Donald wa• cited to Melp coun· .iss ~rt of about 65 mtlhon rlog catchers altas th• hfeday. Counselors loudly booed statement to thl ty C<IUrt Auc. 7, lor left of l!lshels of Whl!at pu{chased by ~Jards, cou ld catch them Any· Mr and Mrs Gary Barmts The two nuclear sentnes were There ill be a bake sale oonventton Tuesday night when center. There was medium d• Rnsii!a from Untied Slatel firms one who was caught became a Carol Ann, Mary and Ellen, of rocketed Into preliminary orb- J 1 2Sth ~~ the First National he said: ''It lo essential that mage to both can. Uljller IJ!! year's gram sale dog calcher I Cutler viSited her parents, Mr ills early F"rlday along with a ~ m Gallipolis to help rruse this comentlnn repudlata ~ Other arrests l~poited by tha agreement between the two The twn · week sw1mmmg and Mrs D H Robeson 1411· pound research moonlet Jtunds to ebulld the Koontz and now any doctrinaire, mlli- patrol !Deluded Donald W. Pa· cou!Uries . course began July 6 and was 1 that hitchhtked a ride on t n e r tant mblority, whether Commu- trick, :11, llolyton, ellod today tiS offielals in m>kinl the comploted Fnday Children re I Recent visttors of Mr and , Mr and Mrs Wllll<lm BoyeeiAtlao-Agena rocket About 19 church Those who wtsh to do- nls~ Ku Klux Klan or Bircher, tor M operator'• llcenae, Jack pl'llte''' 10 a r~presentatlve of ceved cerllficates of achteve- ,Mrs L R Gluesencomp were [ of co;u~bu~ weredS;rdayllvl8tl· Force Satellite Control Centerl 08 ~ 0 ~ ~Jp lnGa~w~?\~:~~ which would subvert lhll party L. Swain, II, Rt I CroWD Oty, 0 the ~· 1 e1 Embassy asked the ment acco•dmg to their abthty 'Rev and Mrs T R Thayer of 1~rs ~ r. owar usse ana at Sunnyvale, Calif, triggered ~n acDo ~ L y a to purposes allen to the very died July 27 for defective fX· fip~ans.:. tD )Wlderlake mea- Replicas of frogs, tadpoles. fish, Salami:lnca N y Mrs Ernest· aro yn small rocket aboard the first ~~rlos naR o;:turned home basic tenets which this haust, Forest J. lJvely, Jr, ur. to prevent a repeUUon of turtles and Red Cross badges me Farrell and . randdau hter Mr and Mrs Doyle Knopp of the 493-pound Watchdog sat· alter s nd~ce a few da s wlth party birth." Toledo, cited July :t:l for speed this Inctdent" were given to those wh• com· , g g , and Kall of Langsville were lelhtes to SUI!C<,.sfully kick It M :;' M I Ok M Y nd The convention then voted and Charles A. Taylor, 12, Co8 C-apt Artur H Fertl~ the ~leted the course of Parkersburg Mr Wilham : Sund:ly evenmg visttors of her mto lts final near-ci.l'C)llar orb- r 8 rs. ey yers down two attempts to Insert lumbus, dted today charged sh•p·~ mastt>r reportE'd the m Any1 nf' who tou 1r swnr wJth 1Taylor and Mrs Margaret , parents Mr and Mrs Char- it 65,000 miles above earth son, Delaware. Claud ck stroncer antl-extremiat planks wUh left of center and no opec•dent to U.S authorities Hf' out assistance received a ftsh. Moore of Mansheld, Jean Van • ley Smith, Jo aJ.d Sandra Me Mr. and Mrs e Swl 'in the platform. tator's Ucense. ~Bid bE-fore leavin~ tile port Whtm one received a htlle help. , Meter, Mr and Mrs lvan An· Ghee NICOSIA, CyprDI - Greek Wellston were Monday guests Rockefeller's latest outburst CurwlctlU"~ In Melli eoLJnty th•r• had been a dispute over he was giver. a frog A tadpole thony , Mr and Mrs Kenneth ! Cypriots moved troops, armor- of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. came as he wu leavlni the court Friday Included ~.enneth stovedor• charges w•s giVen w those who tried Jackson and children of East \ Mr and Mrs W. A. Elom re· ed cars and artillery back Into Don SwiCk city to vacaUon In Wyoming. !'ll.mgarduor. 31, 1111'1 Detty Fertig. of Wading NY . re lea. hard, bul could not swtm Liverpool, Toni Wells of Xenia, turned to Borrell, W. Va , af· lattack positions around I key Mr. and Mrs. Hobart McGin- "To utol ememlsm-W~ Bu.ngardn<!r 34, both ot Charpnrted he han been aS<ured by , Red Cro" badges were avatl· Kathy BlSgell , Louise Brewer, ler spendms their vacation In Turklsy Cypriot stronghold in nls, St Albans, W Va enter- er 'In defense of Uberty' or 'In teflon, W. Va., were fined 115 the Russtan Ministry of Mer· abl• for swimmers of begm- Paulme Brewer, Wesley Cozart Kentucky and here With their the K¥renia Mountains today af· tamed with a birthday dinner pursuit of Justice'-ts dqeroua &Ld costs tor intoxication, Harchunt Marine 1n Mwow that nmg, advance Lnd mtermed1ate Emmet Larkms. Mrs C H 1~on, Mr and Mrs Jack Elam ter agreeing to a U N demand S~day, July 12th in honor of irresponslbJt and fr4:htening,'' ry W. Pickens, 39, Rat.inb, fined thP dispute would be arbitrated skill Cochran Mr and Mrs Edwm 1 MISs Jaree Hitchcock return- to withdraw thetr sons. John and Bob Going he said. PI and cost> for failure to 111&and t111lt he could sail ThiS year's enrollment of Sellers and children, Bud Glue- , e<l borne Saturday after <pend· The sudden about • face ap- from here were Mrs. Esther "Any sanction of lawlessness nat when pwslng Drexel Vance But 9-fflCials ..,d, local port 14J toppe•. all others 1 l He1seltCaffip and .farR Rltchle lng a week In Dayton with rela- parently caught u N officials Metcalf, Butch Brown ~ Ho- of the vlgllanteo, and of the 111>- +1. Harrlsunvllle.' fined flO and' suthor~·re""" to clear the JoOOI's hi!!lor) The pool began Mr and Mrs Frank Alexan· 1,.., •nd fr 1ends and Turkish Cypriots by sur- lace Metcalf. From GalltpoHs ruly mob can only be deplored." ,oil> for no operator'a u e-. Slater~ 'togo, .and F!ll;lil! left IIS swlmmmg course about 12 der are vtsltmg his sister, Mrs. priSe Greek Cypriot leaders were Mr and Mrs. John Reece \lory L. Smith, 21, Chester, pnrt ;' y 11 w1tiloul perrnio- years ago Mrs Scally, tnstruc Katie Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Paul P1ere had promised Lt Col Andrew and Mr. and Mrs Kall Burleson JAILED FOR SALES fined 110 t1nd cosls for par~ll!l n .> , tor for thi, summer sess10n, l M . ha\ e named their new son Ran J 0 Woodcock deputy Canad- and family MUNICH, ~rmany (UPI)on high"') Frankel Burke· 22 110 :. } , _, was assisted b) Barbara Jones, ! " Laura We11s 1' 8 patten! dall Paul tan commander' on Cyprus, to Mrs EIHs Halley, Powell, and Two Bulaarlant and a Dutch- •.outer, flrled f6 and coal; ' ~ -;" _.. ., Llndll Hackett a vo!iJnteer, lmMMet~ GeiiOI'r.:'~d~ospiial. Mr and M I.e Sh I withdraw men and weapons mo- Mrs Elsie Marsh, Westerville, man were )ailed Saturday for orlvlnl on o.et f98d paint Jlal· Uoyd, •nd Forrest Bach· Pa'rke;:;:: and sons mov".':J ved Into positions Friday aII· ph D. Laveo.der, 2S, pita! 1home here the George Warner round the Turldah Cyprtol vii· M d C1 d .... r I OU CUI ty of selllng filled $10 and costs fQI' yellow ' L! ~ Mrs Thomas and three oth· 1house !age of Temblos. Greek Cypriot ents, r. an Mrs. Y 0 .,.... more than two mllUons cana of t111e vlolaUon and Berlin P' CaM S er_ from Metgs count, complet· Judy Cozart of Galhpollo vis· I Interior Minister Polycarpla le. Mr Eagle Is still a patient Yugmlav honie meat In Weal It, Hamd•n fined 15 and costs • ed an mstructor's course June lied her mother Mrs Elva Da1-1 Mr and Mrs. Harley John- Goorghadjls said the Withdraw- In Holzer Hospital where he Is Germany with beef stew Iabeii. lor unaale vehicle. 10 sponsore' by the Metgs, ley over a re""nt weekend vtslted w11h lhe.tr daughter, a! would be completed early to. slowly Improving. Mason and Galba Red Cl"OIS Mrs J . R. Murphy and -day Mrs. Frances Glassburn and MICk Mom'~ Barh<lra Jones, Mr and Mrs. Bill Mtddlt- l!y Sunday evenlllg. daughter. Gwinn, GaiUpolls and MILWAUKEE UPil - Gov. Geo111o Wallac., aallo COL___ts (UPil _ Noted lifeguards at the pool, and Dick swart shop~ In Parkersburg JACKSON, Miss. _ Two nor- Mrs. Florence Quickie were re- lng hlmHlf an "AloiNtma Democrot" will run for , . . E ~MI:IJ'B.n Gr~ rllld Nease of Mid~leport also com· recently. Mr and Mrs Roy Smith, Lin- therners one a fret lance ..,;~ cent dinner J!U"Sis of Mr and oldltlll In 111 the Southern llat11 and Wloconaln, IIIIo vangei!JI_ I Y , . pleted & course da, Donnie and Mike, were Mon• Mnt. Tum Quickie, Mrs. Rose noll, Indiana, Ohio, Now Yorlc, N" Jerny and VI,. Friday i'olilrt that faith Christ . Kathy Bissell Is spending the I day evening visitors of hill or, were beatan by three white Gl 818bu G IUpoll 8 h89 be 1 1 IJllnla, his pnu HCrtlary uid Friday. would brinl alive perso111 It was tdught by W 1 Mm Wal- summer with her mother ln brother, Mr. and Mn Charte men Ftiday on a ltreet In the m. a en •. eplrltually dead becaUH of si~ lace, and rask Prun<>wskl of Mtchigan S "th J dS d M y small Mlslllllppl toiVIt where a hou,...est of the Quickies tha William Jo- uld that Wallace h11 betn oolied to He to14 an estimated crowd of Charleston at the Htdden Val- Mr a~d Mrs Paul EvallS m~ , ,::. ~ a~! ;Ghee three civil rlghto workers dis- past two weeks. wlthdrw by Goldwater fore. who think tho ...... 14 000 al 110 elgbth nigh~ his ley Country club m Pt Pleas land son visited her mother dr a rs.F d lllogly appeared noarly a mMth ago Miss Deborah Quickie, Orlan· gotloniot's candidacy wtn hurt Goldwator'o chan- In · . ant f • an sons were rl ay everung do Fla and Mrs Everett Ea.. the South. "Thera Ia no thOI!IJht of withdrawing, u Jo"' OhiO Cnuade lhe~ a tlan r IMrs Mae VanMeter and Ruby guests of .her parents Mr and David Welch. a joumallst ' . was a pt'l'll1ll "who had chosen Those enrolled In the course ,of DeWitts Run Mrs Everett Lambert from Dertott, and Darnel Pearl· tep and three chlldr~n, Colum- ea uid. "The aovernor . . . will ,., evltll -lder it to be ruled by Christ th11n by ~ere requireu to take 3 writ- Ret?ent VISitors of Eber Car' man, of Nn York City, who bus ,spent Tuesday ";1th the for- unl- ha can t•t an agraament from olglher p.arty't hiS own ego, who has thus be· ten and a water test 'hey were penter and family were Mr Mr and Mrs Harley Hanii'\1 said he was a Columbia Law mer 5 grand~rents, Mr. and candida!" on key p.arta of hla progr1m" .. Wallact would demand, ho aald: ronw a new ~reature and who gradtd on the1r ablht, and and Mrs s w Durst Tom or Flatwoods called on her par- School student, received cuts Mrs Ray Qwckle has taken up his cross and knowledge of llfesavmg, and on ourst, Ohve and Dell Talbott r.nts, Mr. and Mrs Everett and brUises but were not serl- ~evln Wood, who has- been - Thel the party 1upport otatll rights, 1 1 started to follow Christ " thelf methods of teachmg Thir- Rudy Durst Mildred Circle Btll l Lambert Sunday afternoon. ously hurt in tile attack at vlsiti!IR hls IUandparents, Mr. -Work for rapeal of tho civil rights lew. - R.,urn contl'91 of tc:hoolo to foeti and 1tato ,.,. It was the second consecutive ty hours we•e requtred to com· 1 and Greg Mlddleswart and Ed PhUadelphla, MISI. and, Mra. Emmett WOld and nlgbt that some 34,000 turned plete the :ovse Deem . I Mrs Nora Johnson of Colum David. returned to his home trnmotnt. out tq hear the .vangellst. anil Mr. and Mrs Randall Tal- ' bus Vlill~d Saturday wtth her LANCASTER, Calli. - Call· In Col~bul Sunday acannpan- Take • alro"tt ,tand 111inat communlam. lncluded 1 number of Profesbolt of New 1exmgton were re- son, Mr and Mrs. Joesph John· fornla Lt. Gov. Glerm M. And· led by hts cousin. Jan Sk!ve.a. ' 1 ' ,., lllonal Golfe>s A!ISOCtatlon offi. cent guests of his parents Mr : son and faliUiy. enon Friday nflhl Invited Wll· Those from a distance altend~----- ............... f - '~-"-'1 --.. etolt and players In the audi· t_,. and Mrs Dell Talbott ' ·1 Mrs Mertle Mae Wlloon of liam Scranton Henry CabotlnR the weddln• ol Mlo~ Vesta . ence and on the platfonn In at· Fannie Durst and daughter Columbus VISited w.tiJ M1· Lodp and N~lson Rockefeller Stutler to Mr. Steve Warthman i tendanco were groupt from •• Taddy. wer. m Pomeroy on a and Mrs Joseph Johnson SUI>- to JOin the Democrativ part}. June lith at MethndiJI :cbUr<lh Qlr far away as Memphis, Tenn , SUDday evemng I d'y They attended the luneial In uchange, he offered the Included Rev. and Mrs. Wend' lnd Shoshone, Idaho --- ~ of Perry Smith. Republlcana Gov Goorae Wal· ell Stutler and family, Eureka; A Graham opokeoman oald Mr. and Mrs Marshall Dun I called on Edson Roush on Mon • Mr and Mrs Ja1110s Johnson, laco of -Aiab8ma. Mr. and .M_rs. Jen'y _Tomllson, a' that 1,1211 "lnquirm' advanced can and famfiy of Clifton, W. 'i day eveomg amte Sue a.'ld GregKory Todd That way, GOP presidential Mr and Mrs Bryan Komb and to the al!ar at the end of the Va visited Mr. a n d Mrs Mr and Mr> James ln(ram of New Haven vlglted their par- Mmtnee Sen. Barry Goldwa· Mrs Carl Andert!OII, Columbus: oervlce. The programs have at- Douslas Circle and family re ' Jr and Jane Ingram of Coi J•nts, Mr and Mts Joseph John. tor and WJIIaco "could urut.e Mr and Mrt Milford Harden, , 1son ""'""t!Y ' Mr and Mrs tray Fee Ml'lt l1'8cted a total of about 227.000 centl Y· 1umbos spe... 'll weekend w1th 1 and cot an the so-called back· · Miss Bonita Lois Solason re~t ~er Creet m,ll so- far otnce the Crusade stort- Mrs. Mary Clrcl< and Mel !' Mr and Mrs Ralph Lee 1 TMr and ~r<ChHar:ey Johnson, laah vote" !run thooe opposed Arthur <'.eorp snd Carol and school graduate Is a candldate for Glllllt CciU1Jjf o<l last wee.k Friday. Yin Vtsited Sund•y evening at Mrs Dougll£ Circle, Mrs ' am~y nd.. M ery d :;e Ylail· to the rtcel'llly enacted clvll Mn Mildred !lull and Terry, honohl at the uith annual JUDior Fair on opeatnc nt. . Gralulm Is !<> speak on Ihe homo of Emory Powell and 1Jim Patterson and •on Brent 1'"I n~ 'i r. "" " Em· rtl(hll ICI ,l.rideraon said McArthur: Mr ..,nd Mr.. LmJr. Aug 5 • "(lod"s Delinquent" at tonight'• family I viSited Mr and Mrs. ,Richard ~':'~n ~~as and family o{ , ell Pattarson, St~~~ar Grove: Mr. MIJi. Solaaon Ia the~.:~:: t!Urd youth night program The Mr. and 'Irs. Garrett Circle I Gaul and family of Chester on I J s ' . :'~ dr M Gh and Mrs Elmer Pottaroon. Mr of Mr. and Mn. Lawtence Crusade ends w1th Sunday aft. of Racme vlolted with the Frldly , 0k 101 ' an • c ee and J and Mrs. Dewoy Pattanan, Mr. 1!011 Rl 1 GelllpoJis ernoon and evenln1 10rvlcoo Dougloo Circle family on Sun Mr and Mrs. Jack Follrod Bee Y Neaoe 'pent Tuelldo.y I DIVOTID TO IIITII•IJT OP and Mrs. John Wolf. .and Mr. ' ' ' ' day and daugh!Pr of Pomeroy visit ,"II~~ wtlh Marate Warner MIIGI MAlON •••• and Mrs, Harold Scott. Allen.. 11M 1M4 ~Cel' ~k Mr. and Mro Jameo Circle l ed Thursda) at the Dou las Ctr ' 8 Eul!ene Hanlntl. Rhondll, .,,.,,. •· - · •••vllle: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie ate wu ""roll~_ln ..,.•. SAVANNAH 10UJIS EUROPE tor Point "l•...ant spent Sunday le hom K , M~s Fred fuckermao and MrJ. • • - .,.....,1• ..... Eualer and Mrs. llevei'ly' Ruo- elal eourae. Her A• WAliHINGTON IUPI) - The [ wtth his mother, Mn Mary I c Carl c~;cle of Columbus !' Jack Elam wen: Tuesday VISit· ::,.. ~.o:;,,;•~:,~· aell and Vlcld. Gall!pollo: MfSI e)ude enlerl"l a tfllrld'l flrol nuclear carao-pa.. Circle and Melvin, spent a weekend at his home ' ors of Mro El>le Perry and ~":H;:...;::, ":"t Mil... Marl!"' and Klltlly ~ 8cltool Ill 8ep11!1ober. tlbe ~nger sbip, the Savannah. was Florence Circle called on Mro. here , Mrs Clem Knol of Radcl!n "" .._ «<I. Beaver: Mr. and Mn. Ar- J!laiUI to attend an adv'IIDC!ed I 1111 ertplled by a flood of visitors Arthur Orr of Chester \ Mrs Eunle Brlnktr and Wtl ./:.rJ."':.nMdrn.MCcGoo~:~ Smnd • - " . ,_ "'"'""' ~.:!.a~-~ ..~cltl,,~balr aly\IJII. ~ .II Akroll. 8' ,,..., 8'" • ..,_ tt ,.. - .,.., ., " " •• ..,,.• ..,., ,... • .,., ..,... ,_, Wblle • atutlent at cJi1iae her first transatlantic Friday lla c leton tMtded · bl b '. ll\ylif1: ...,...; the Atomic F.nergy Dean. Banll.t, Pomeroy, and p~ for aMro. I Gr~e : ~;'iio~tl Knapp. were recen: ••~:._., _ . , . , ...... IAWm and family, Orvlll., Cre*. the qi~IJe ~em and the Maritime Ann Bamllz and dau&hterl of Gumph •t the home of , her ' W!Uof ~ andM MrWs Her· ..,.1.. 1• • - " •- "' ....,.,. Mr. and , Mn. Everett Wellb, ~rei olhntl, liitl a 1'"' AdmlnlltratlM said S turda c lie 11 lh De 8 1 ' man r. · M. '"" .... .,.. ...... llfli fifw ,.,. Hamden; Mr. ~ l!iJall.- J.lulaN R~ .,.,__ --•• h • Y· u r ca 00 at e an r n parenlll, M~. and Mrs. William I Taylor and S.ndro of Peact ,._..,,.. """' •I'""' oo " ner Mn G E Frtltl Mr ind lcll 1 eheerloililor oilorill ~...,. .... t at more than a · ker horn! Sunday. Gainer ~~ 1\tl)O. Fort · .. ""' · - .,_io<io/no.. ., ... ' ' · • ' • • partj ' ' ..ll.mllllcm people at horne and ! Mro Mlnnlt Ort and Mrs. r.'!r- · alld · 111n.' Carl I\. · van i Mrs. Eichln&er and -·· ..-! ·• .,. ,.. lhow lntlll" :~ b~ now tho Sa- . Ethel Orr of Chester called .., Meter and Margaret Ann Carie , Mn. Nancy Jfubbar<i and 000 :::,':..,";:': ,: : ·0 ~:t~...: n and flmilr. Panent>urg, •the ,... ..,;. 5~ flie PI' type for ••I Mrs Marth» 1M and aon. Bob ton ~ Dor~ ,caUe4 .Suptiw Iwere Tuesday evening_ vtoltors •• ..,.., ,- ~ IJ!":!JI{,,~.., Mt\ •11!111 ftln. B, G. BIUtlif. J]t., · ~ II ·~ ~~= :..='1:: ~If, tptt'dlanl fleot• whlcl! lliiO I Bill, Moilday afteriloon. . tl'tni'le at fbe lleao $r!Oli$rj of Mr nd Mr.~ Carta S.yre- ... -..... ~· ••·• ., Mr tlltd Mil lift 11u11c IIMII• 1w, •..:11u v·...~ . w .,t:L t11e wwJd.• 1 Harold Caraahlll of aac~naf hOIII•.arid •·~"· · .... ;e.. -· ..... n ............. . , ___.,., .,...., ..... U 1M; ...... "41'1(11 1 UIJI -"'¥"'!' :U S. Protest INSTRUTORS - Four persons from Meigs county received their Instructor'• cerlificate after two weeks of vtgorous training at the Hidden Valley Country club in Pt. Pleasant L to r are Yvonne Scally Instructor of the Middleport municipal pool's sw1mmtng classes, M1ck Morns, lifeguard, and Barbara Jones, lifeguard. Not pictured IS Dick Neece Swl•m Lessons Successful I 10-6 Victory in Pony Play ways Friday and on a St. At111· ustine, Fla .. street Friday 1t11ht Two northerners were beaten by whites at Phllade~ phla, Miss. Maill'audlng eangs of Negro I Grllli'amDefines Men Reud1h ' , , a}}y ,;:. mtU SP ~~e patl~~t ~~m:s ~o= ! hav~ :/:"~o~e~~~ t~Y~o=?!lypa~ :rm~lnol ~P.: ~years y F• Q • ' ' -:::::::=====-=·=--~ ----·- • PBESTO ~"I/,,/. ~ e c i 1 1 • _,. '' .. da; m:;"led -...,dOt Willla~ ~ ~ !:j·!~O,:: ~ ~~~:;: ~~ at ;;f -r• _.,.. • •,-, I ;j' ..- ' ,, ~ tnl!m~lirl' 6 rh.- Y~ cloll't have to be a -~ ... pa!nftl will "? it-fot you. And Jf :roo Wlllt we'll be tllad. to < ~·~IOOCJ~. , .. c~ .YPqR COLOR AND PAINT WDAY I \t ' · CA':ROI::I· nd. ' \ ' WHY PAY MORE? 45,000 BTU Admiral AIR CONDITIONER Only Brushes t1rst wh1p shami'OO liqu1d 1nto heavy foam ~ 1t rMChes rup. I I ·,t ti.MBE.R 11 hi h · - mil • lie. 1 dl n an tters we'r' Arc er. a D"ck PI homer, Hackett a tnple and lllll· ' 's ace 000 100 0 0 - I 3 1 200 000 210 - 5 7 gle, Smith two ~mgles and a Park Pontiac 000 002 X- 2 5 0 Cln. 020 000 110- 4 8 3 homer, Glaze a stogie, and Pat Wells and Butler. Tincher Short, Roebuck (7), Bakschun RM~~IeSon a sntgloooe 000 Payne. (7), Berinett (9) and Dalrymple. lnd~ x .. - 02 I Jay, McCool 17), Henry and 1ans 100 47X- 12 8 0 for seven runa in the third. Sm1th, Pavletich 18) Dodsoo and Lewis, Arcber Pomeroy's big illning came Sbort (Jl.5). Loser - Ja) (4·7). and Glaze. HR - Calhson, Boros, Pinson. 00 slnlles by Lennie Van Senators . 000 000 - 8 3 2 er, George Harris, Bob 100 000 010- 2 S Indians 018 02X - 11 12 0 Rex Cummings and Ed na<!r.l Chicago Los Ang. 0002DIOOX-3 9 3 I T. Hawley ().P), Demoskey 1and a M batter. Buhl, Shantz (81 and Bertoli. (41 and Gilkey, Smith and ' I' 1 The d>ampionsldp team scor· Drysdale (12-8). and Roseboro. I , ed again m the fourth Loser - Buhl 111-5). HR 1 Van Meter had singled a n d -Cowan, Fairly. • I B~ded four more Jn the SIXth Oil 1hits by Van Meter, Ch'u"!' IH!>USiton 002 000 201 - 5 7 Murray and Simpson, with San Fran 010001 000- ~ 1 2 three wallrs. Bruce, Woodeshl.,. (I) Simpson mnned four 8 n Grote. Herbel, Pierce 1 walked one 1n going the route for Pomeroy while Roush str~•ck ! l out nllle and IS.ued si1 baseo Pomeroy blanked New Hav<!ll i on balls. 11~ Friday evening to New Haven . 000 000 - 0 4 1 the Tri-County High ooo lot - 11 f o Lell£lle cltaniplooshlp with and Woods. Simpson undefeated season. and VIII\ Meter. Rlfl!llhender Bruce Slmpoon 1 .............,iii;iiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il registered the win on t he TRUCK DRIVERS IDOUl\d Hmltlnr New Haven to WANTED four hill In the sll-lnntng came. Write: Elmer Thlon New Haven lu!rler , Mllton P. , 0. 8ox 107 Roush jlekl Po~ blUess durIndianapolis, Indiana Ing the ftrst two ~lnp b u Homer ·Smtih'• 11-v" Shutout lt'a abeer mqlc to 11ee tha chang., that will lab place when you paint 1118 exterior of your houae wijb the wonderful DEVOE HOU!IIi: PAINTS; M~, wood or abiDrle ••• tbenl f8 the .right Devoe P8J!It for the job. De.c!e ezterior Houae Palnta ' easy-to-apply, fiive the beaul7 YO\& ~"' looking : aa well as 8dd<itl PIOtecllon"'AJainOt tbl! huarda cl badweatber. . . . , -::,:;:: I ;R2 pomeroy wraps Up Title in TO BEAUTY I = : ;.-. .,.,; SHOTGUN MATCH 4. Bruce, Colts 10-4; MariChal, play-off July 24, 25, and 28. Giants 12-5; Bunning, Phlls !l-4 These dates however may conAmerjcan League - Ford, met with preparatioos of the Yanks 12-2; Bunker, Orioles 9-2; League's All-Star team for the Pizarro, White Sox 13-4, Down· Wellston Southeastern Ohio Litlng, Yanks 11-2; Peters, White tie Baseball tournament, to Sox 11-4. 1start late this month Kyger Creek G..aduate· Is ontender For '64 Crown THE DAIL" SENTINEl 1 I C d'daf s-4 ueen an , " I Syr~cuae, ;~ 1 Ind•Jans Take second PIace In M"ddleport Boys PIay I ~ } 1 I'"" l.'arme] SocJ·ety Notes '. Portland S-1\l'inner Property sl Transfers ' Jive to"~~~~ Park PonlJ.aC 0peDS PJay Line ScoreS w•th v·ICtory ; I ry; I > I StJVerSV • ille News Notes Ia J i•lng Jets oUtJast syracuse £Or WoH Pen SOCJe • ty N0tes I NGs .J 0 Party Um'ty v;nton Rio Continues . Easv Romrn In .', 'J K 1//Y~r ou ..n ey' ·•' . By FR.l!.D DOWN total of 12 nmners stranded, The Phllhes "'"' their game slruck out 10 and yleld-d •I• UP! Sports Writer The Los Angeles Dodgero l by taking advantage of the hits en route to hts 12th VIC• Look out below, the San celebrated their return home I breaks - instead of presenting lory A crowd of 33.342 tomed By United Preu blertlatloul Washington at Boston, I ~ Francisco Giants look like they wlth a 3-2 win ever the Chicago the opposition with opportunl· out for the game deopote the Amorlcaa LoaJIIO Nolloul LHpo GB are '" lor a nughty long fall. Cubs and the St Loula Card!- ties - with Clay Dalrymple'• fact that It was carrted oo W L Pet. GB W L Pet. 111::/ • ' Returmng home after losing nals nipped the New York Meta squeeze bunl bringing In the 1closed • clrcvlt televtsmn to jBalUmore 54 33 .121 Phlladel~. ~J M .eoo • ' il ~ "" three straight games to the n~• ln other NL games Pitts- decIs"1ve IaII l , homes In a limited west Los 'New York .., 31 Trl· Ice - and . Fuel •nt , .....__ -~ - '!!I . 52 32 .619 'II San F.rancllco 62 S7 JIM 1. The~ dtoseft Iota' from M I Ichieago ~-"'---11 ..- """" h d1 waukee tlraves, the Gtanta burgu•• s twm.gh t doubleheader Three Red errors contributed / Angeles area. 5Z 34 .1105 Ill. ,.u..,u.. 411 40 .545 t'io County Boys' League baseball off WaDis, McllermoU'• ~ ~a 8 fine opportunity to "get at Milwaukee was ralne. out to the Philadelphia vtctorv Lou Brock's triple drove m 'Minne.sota 47 4Z 528 8 Ptttsburgh t4 40 .524 I'll teams that started single <lim- double "' the fifth, ~ well" Frida) night when they 1'' th e Amer1can ~ague. •• Ba· 1 .which went to Chri1 Short with I the w•nnina run for the Cardl· Del ro1t •• -•• ·517 7 malion play two weeks ago will on G. KB!per's sln"'e. W. ue ,.,_ - -.. 44 .5® 10\0 Milwaukee ~ met tbe Hooston Colts who tim ore lop,... - ' De troll :Hl, Boo· relief help from Ed Rodericlt, r.als and ---... Los A S Lo Is "' gave Mike Cuellar bis ngeles 44 47 484 12 t. u t5 43 .511 7'11 have been selected by about emgled m the .Mh witlr a&il were nureO. m a six..uame los- ton downc.; IV as hmgton :Hl, Jack Baldsc"n and Dennts 1 second win In relief. Broci< and Boston -· AnaeIes ~ • • 4•• .~ ·~ 8 9,30 tonigbl at Kyger Creek out, but died ai,..-" 43 47 .478 12.,. '~ Wallis 'ailing streak of their own . New y ork bea1 Cl eveland 64, Bennett. Jolumy CaiUsoo hom 1 Dick Groat had three hil• Cl eve 1a nd . ' 37 49 .430 18.,. Chicago 42 44 .481 I'll Powcl' Plant Employes' Club ned McDermott for the tinf1 But mslea<' of tha anticipated Los Angeles nlcked Mmnesota ered for the Phillles. each to lead the Cardmals' z, JKansas Ctty 34 S6 .378 Zl\0 Houston 40 50 .444 131> SIXth Annual Tournament out. 1 1 victory, the Giants .at.ed and 1~• a nd Ch"Icag< del ea~ •. • Kan- 1 Ron Fairly hll his fourth hit attack which dealt 'l'ra<-y IWas hi ngton 26 •• 3~ 58 376 22 New York ~ .289 271> Quarter final action last eveFIRST GAME fielded like they were blmd· sas City 8-1. I homer In thret games lor the Stallard bis 13th loss against Friday's Reoulll Friday's Reoulll put Rio Grande in I he Red's Meat 000 002 - S 1 '1 folded to present the Colts Squeeze Play Decisive Dndgers whose Don Drysdale five wms. ' 'Baltimore 5 Detroit 0, night Pittsburgh at Mil_waukee, •2, lwl· seml·final action Monday at 7' Ice and Fuel ~ 1100 001 - 1 s~ With a 1;-2 VIctory an enable Boston 5 Washington o, night rught, ppd , rain p m. To get there, Rio Grande I Walhs and J>ark E. Mco.,<; 1 ~ e Philadelphia PIJI'ies to New York 8 Cleveland 4, night Phlla. 5 Cincinnati t, night dumped the Gallipolis Athletics mott and Kayser. open up a 11>-game Nattonal 1 AJ~ STARS Los Angeles 1 Minnesota o St Louis II New York 3, nlgllt 14-2 m lour innings on Dave I SECOND GAMI - - " Leagoo lead on the slrength of rught Los Angeles 3 Chicago 2, llllbt Morgan'• no-hitter while fan- Red Sox . 150 071 - J11 '!0'11 i;1 their 5-4 wm over the ClncmChicago 6 Kansas Ctty 1, night Houston 5 San Fran. 2. night mna mx and walking three Ath· Senators 10-4 501 - 11 i~ ,. naU Reds. Sallll'dl!y'l Probable Pltchen Satantay'• Probable Pllebers letics pitchers fanned one, walk· THill!} GAME th:';~V:~:'~!gc;~~ ~~~ri:~ l Los Angeles at Minnesota- Philadelphia at Cincinnati- ed ' 13- their undotng - and : Saunders (WPl , Pawley <41 1 Belmsky (7·5.1 vs, Kaat 110-4). CUI~ 17-6) vs. Tsltourls (5-6) . gave up six hits Morgan had and Lawson. T. Hawley alid "i -the tie-br&king run scoring The Middleport Jets got an the sixth on a •Ingle !Jy Cun· Kansas City at Chicago Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 2- two SJngles. Gilkey. l on • bunt pia) on Nbtch both early lead, added to It at t h e I nlngham and two errors, then O'Donoghue (6-5) , vs Herbert Veale (U) and Blass (3-5) vs. Rio Grande's opponent Mon- 1Athletics 02C 0 _ 2 0 ~ ~ pitcher Ron Herbel and first right times, and defeate S)'J tallied three In the last r arne 12-4). . . Cloninger Ill-B) and Spahn (6-9) . day wtll be the Galhpahs Re~ I R1o Grande 734 X-14 8 t ~ baseman Orlando Cepeda com- cusP 10-6 in Pony LeaRn~ on singles by Hollis and StoDetrmt at Baltimore 2 (tWl- Chicago at Los Angeles -Sox, 14-11 winnerR over the Mid- 1 s Jones (LPI , A Houck (l) & m1tt•d errors. Then AI Spang· play at Racine Fr1ay •vemng bart, a walk and ao err•>r night)-McLaln (I.()J and Wick- Slatlllhler 12-3) vs Koufax dleport Senators last evenmg 1and M Rose 0 Morgaa IIIII . 1 ler delivered another run wtth Middleport opened with a run Syracuse's Jast two runs ersbam 112·5\ vs. Bunker (9-2) (13-4). The Sox won It m the filth Reese a sacrifice fly in thP first frame when Mark came home in the seventh when and Pappas 7-5) . Houston at San Francisco - Jmning w1th seven runs on four Woody Gets Save Tannehill was safe on an ou~ Stewart hit his second Single, Cleveland .at New York-Don- Johnson (H) vs. Hendley (8-~) . hits, a walk. a hit batsman, Bob Broce receiv\d credit for field error and came home on waJJbrown laced a double, Wol- ~ ovan (4-71 vs Downing (6-2). New York at St Louis-Jack an error, and some Boys' Leag. : :• 1•S his loth victory but tt was Hal three walks given up bv Syra fe had another base knock aru:t Washington and Boston--Dan.. son (5-11) vs. S1mmons (B-'). ue type defenstve throwing Big I 'i. Woodtshick •l•o nailed it down cuse starter Tom Woods. The Grueser smgled. Tannehill, who jtels (5-6) v•. Morehead (1;-10). Sunday's Glllllel i' Sox hitters were Randy Ham- [ ;y by retiring .a1 Peterson with Jets upped their lead to 2-0 U1 came m to relieve Swan In the i 'l nevt:r touch tbe ituff my- ~ Sunday's ~amH Philadelphia at Cmcinnati, 2 ilton two smgle~ and a double, \ the bases filled and two out in th.. third when Jon Cunnmji!;- seventh w1th one on and nobod~ aeHP' ,Los Angelas at Mmnesota, 2 Ptttsburgh at Milwaukee, 2 and J William s a fnpl"' dou~ ,11 the eighth and Jim Ray Hart I ham rapped a double with out, halted the Syracuse r~lJy Kans~s City at. Chicago, 2 Chicago at Los Angeles, 2 ble, and smgle Gettmg two l With two on and two out m the one away an~ scored on J~rr} by fanning Carson Crow WHII 1 Detroit at Baltimore Houston at San Franctsco 2 hits for the Senators Yt t> re Jer-I Red Wallhrown and Lee AI· ;o. 1 mnth. It went into the b oks as Davenport's single. the bases loaded. Cleveland at New York, 2 New York at St. Lou 1s, 2' ry Stobart, a lead-off homer len <ombmed m Pltrhmg Port- r. ~o~!~hi~~ve of the year [or Middleport nine Increased Its Middleport hitters were Tar.., and smgle, Ketth Van lnwagen, ~:!: ;rkla~:venmg Th•;t•rt0 8 ·ants made ei"ght btts lead to 6-0 m the fourth by sr-vr- neh1ll with a smg1e, HanJS a (9) and Haller Winner - Bruce Tom Hawley, and Wes G!lkev wm over IVet-ingle Curuu"ngham a • ble llHf Loser - H~bel (7-5). each two smgles · ' 1land moundsrnen permitted ~ The Gl mg four runs on four wal'.s s uDU , lv three hilS . and got f1ve walks but left a and thne errors before the anu·' smg 1e, st0 bart .a .mgle, Major League Results (2) Dale Saunders, workmg ~he I Gettmg futs fo r Portland Jets were finally stopped bv 1!and D~venport, two smgles. B u ., ..... p • first five lnnmgs fannf'd f'Jght, were Wal!brown w1th three si1 1 Pittsburgh at Milwauk~ 1 Major Leacme Lead.el'l• Chuck Bartels, Syracuse's fifth Gettmg hitS for Syr<~cuse y Dl tnl ress ntemat ona I Ppd, ram __. five for the Sox Gregg II gles. Gewge -· e" .1' J h I walkcu Lawrence with .~-. .a I By United Press International pitcher of the pame were enklns Wit a tnple, Amerl(!an League PCJWiey fanned threP walked 1smgle. double and ~ triple a:i'd , : National Leape · Stewart two singles, Grueser Wash. 000 OfX) 000-- 0 6 0 none, in the last mmng, but Chuck R1t r h1e, Lee! Allen', aM G· AB R· H· Pet · hit!The bJets' Bill Swan pitl.·'led a smgle and double, Bat tels a Park Pontiac of Charleston, Boston 300 002 OOx5 11 1 II Ill tc C • had three of the Senators' 9 I Gregg Middleswart, all •• wllll 0 "rto smgle, Jim Crow and C"rson last year's champion, Clemnte, Pitt 82 333 51113 .339 es a un "e opened Koch. Rudolph (7) and Brum· hits tnetling one runl oil him I smg~•• Williams, Chi 86 338 58114 337 when Bob Grueser doubled Sy Crow each songles, Wolfe two defen,. or its t1tle in lhe Bend ley. Monbouquette, (5-3) and · before fanmng the stde · Mays, SF 88322 7511)7 332 IOCllse stored its first trlUf singles, and Wallbrown, a dou- Sortball Tournament Friday Nixon Loser - Koch (3-5) Hawley fanned eight, walked ! RlVet"VIPW hilters · were J 10 Santo, Cht 85 317 53103 .325 runs the fifth when Cat son ble night with a come-from·h•hind HR - Comgharo. Stuart 2 one and h1t one for the Sena· Bud\J:y, T Buckley and Bak Torre, Mil 83 315 54100 317 Crow, Jim Crow and MIke Swan (WPJ, Tannehill (71 2-1 victory over Dick's Place "' tor; , er, S:lT"w1ttt Stfl@les ' T Buckley Aaron, Mil 86 343 55108 :ns Stewart had back-to-back s1~ and Tannehill, Swan (7) Wo 1ds of Huntmgton I Cleve 020 200 fi'10- 4 5 \\lilliam C Manlev, Agr. RED'S MEATS WIN j went all the~~ on the mourtd Hunt, NY 84 315 40 99 314 gles, Mike Jenkms trip'ed and (LP) Jeukins Ill, Grueser (4), . . New York 007 001 OOx- 8 12 1 M 1 t0 S••le.e:r•. l The bottom bracket quarter 1 for Rlverv ~e,\1. • Cepeda, SF' 74 276 42 85 308 Jvhn Wolfe singled. Wolfe (5), Bartels (5 ) and Bar- The VIctory came on a two R an ey Wilham ,.. Roseboro, LA 78 240 30 74 .308 Middleport :jCOred agam ml leis Grueser (51 I run homer by Mike Schull' m amos, Stange (3) , Bell 14) Gladys SigiPr .103 acre Mlddle lfmal actiOn took shape last ' PorUarul ... i10 202 - ~ 9·2 StL ' the bottom half f th th r 1 Abernathy (7) and Azcue port. Irught when Red 's Meats defeat- I H!Veniew 000 ltJO-- 1'3 1·Boyer, 88 343 51103 300 Da1ly Sentinel,_Pomer_oy·Middleport, 0., July 18, 1964·3 lowmg Bill Pay:e's :,n~~ B~~ Iiams, Hamilton 14) and ed town cousms C1ty Ice and Wallbrown Allen f5) and American League '"' ard Wmner - Hamilton (7~) Paul S Smart, Frances M Fuel 3-l m a hght duel be- L G. AB R. H. Pet. Tincher went all the way for Loser - Ramos (4-7). HR - Smart to William Sigler Gladys tween, the Reds Walh<, and the h:~·rence Buckley and BarnOiiva, Mlnn 88 372 67 125 .336 Park m regiStermg a three-hit Blanchard. Sigler, LUe Estate, l&F's Ed McDermott I Allison, Minn 85 313 63104 .332 VICtory. Hobart Raub, Mabel Red 8 Meats now qualify for lr-----=======. Mantle, NY 76 242 46 110 .331 In the only other tournament DetrOit 00.. 000 000- 0 11 3 10 John Manley. Sharon quarter !mal acUon tomght at Robinson, Bal 88 327 44103 .315 I action Fnday, T and T Mar Balli 000 Z20 Olx- 5 9 0 ley, Lot, Pomeroy, 8 15 ag:unst Pomt KiwaniS Fregosi, LA 77 251 47 78 .311 ket of Pt Pleasant ehmu.ated Wickersham, Fox (5), Rodnev Downing, The first game tomght at 7 ' Robinson, Chi 77 292 51 ffl 298 Mason 4~ behmd the effect1·ve (7) and Freehan. Roberts has the M1ddlepo I R d Kallne, Det 74 26l 31 77 297 The M1ddeport Boys' League Chester Tannehill, assisted by Downing to Mannmg D r e Sponsored By Malzone, Bos 83 304 39 90 .296 lmhans won two games this BHI Childs, will manage the hurlmg of Bucky Bass. The and Lau, Brown (9). Loser ster, parcels, Sutton. the only MeJg~ coun!v FORKED RliN Freeban, Del IJnQ week ln their wrapup of t be All-Star team game featured a horne run by Wickersham (12-6). team st1ll alive m the tourna74 260 31 77 - t••• SPORTSMEN'S CLU8 k Stewar• of T and T 1n th Harnet B Sterrett, ment. meeting Jones • McNetl Bresoud Bos ~ season, one a rna e up TJII;: INDIAN WINS ' e sec· Aparlcl~, Bal 90 336 46 99 295 with the Red Sox by the score A~alnst the Senators, Dickie nnd Inning With a man on I Kan City 000 100 000- 1 3 1 sloner, Ralph A Turner dec of Pomt Pleasant at 7 p m The . Sunday, July 19tla 42 84 295 of 12-2 T-hursday, and the oth- Smith pitched three hit ball, base. > .... Home71u285 .... I Ch tcago 000 202 02x- 6 9 1 lo Anna E Turner. 80 acres. winner will advance into semi· .,....,1 th · 1 1 h d Jed Drabowsky Stock (6), Pena Salem. fmal play Monday mght a~amst Starting At Noo11 National League - Mays Gl- er etr as sc e u game, giving up smgles to Jerry Sto-- Bass, a veteran of t' -rna- (8) and Bryan. Peters (11-4) Homer Morris to Orville J the wmner <'f the Red s Meats· ' . ,--PRIZES~ , ants 28 Williams Cubs' 21· over the Senators, 11-o. bart, Keith Van Inwagen and m~nt play, hurled a two .,r G uJ F G l 53 S v• ' Dodgers ' , Allen', T.hus, the Indians finished Bruce Hawley, fannmil ' four and Martm Loser - Drabow- a , 1m au , acres, ut· nJWams game th rd c and had control of the gamE sky (3·9). HR - Skowron. ton. McDermott of the Ice a n d Howard. 19 10-5 se~on reco • sec- and walking one. Phils 16; Robmson, Reds 16, ond WI a all the way. F HAMS & BACON best assurmg them a spot T H I S t E p nd E h ue1 allowed only a smgle to Santo, Cubs 18. . ' om aw ey, ena or Starter, 010 000 000- I 5 I I A chi aM st erEAnderson Rolhns m the lhml mmng, I Amerieaa League _ Ktlle- m the smgle game playoff ~ and his relief Timmy Demos- The tournament will Te£ ·ne Los Ang o r e cmne-y, va ood hfre1hments W1ll a. Servllll brew, Twins 32; Powell, Orioles tween the second and thu11 key, gave up 12 hits, 11 runs, play Monday evening at 8 p m Mmn. 000 000 000 & 0 5 0 Kmney Corr~tJOn Deed g for a run, With an error Matches W11l Be 23, Allison, Twins 23, Wagner, pt Iare t teams h the wmnher and were afflicted by two er· IDS'!'), when Miller's Super ~wman .. R Lee 18) and tmsbur~, Salem. , ~: los\~he gat~e Ill th~k top~ Held The lst and 3rd Indians 22; Stuart, Red Sox 22 ~ ge a s ot at t e rors Indian hitters were Pat Market of New Haven faces gers Stlgman, Worthington SIX on ree wa s a Sunday of Each Month Runs Batted In wmner to get a shot at the Archer two singles, Dennis Hac- Lakin State Hospital m the ftrst (9J and Battey. Winner- New- Arcsle McKinney, Eve ~wo mf1eld outs, two runs scarNational League_ Mays, Gi- Redlegs 113·2) m a three g~me kelt two smgles, Mark Haley a game In the mghtcap, StP th' 3 man 18·3), Loser - Stigman Kmney to Henry C Stanley,l·'";;:g~._..._,.-.....-._..-._~=:Q=:::ii~~~~~ ants 6S; Slinto, Cubs 60: Boyer, ser1e_s for the champtonship. home run and two smgles, Smtth Upholstermg of Parkersburg (5-BJ. HR - Torres Esther Stan.ey, parcels, Mart· II Cards 60: Torre, Braves 54 . Third place. remained unset- 0 triple, Jim Glaze 8 single, will play the Pomeroy Jaycees National Leacue msburg, Salem, Aaron, Braves S4. tied as of Fnday as the Sena- Jim warner a smgle, and Dox Both Lakin and Pomeroy drew New York .120 100 301- 8 14 2 Archie McKinney, Eva American League _ Stuart tors and Yankees have make· Walters lwo singles opening round byes while M1l- St LouiS 102 013 tt2x- 9 12 2 Kinney to Henry c Stanlev, EsRed Sox 77 , Killebrew, Twm~ up games, and could lie with Tile Red sox'• Gregg White l ler's and Srn1th's alrearly own Cisco, Wakefield 161, Hunter ther Stanley, parcels, Dext..-. 68: Wagner, lndlsns 64: Alli· 7-3 records. and Danny Lewis singled off VIctories. <6>·. Stallard 181 and Gonder. Halel M Groff to Maria M 7 son, Twins 60, ColaVIto, A•s 57. Settling the Senator • Yankee the Indian.<' Archer whc fan· T & T . . . . 021 !00 0 _ 4 11 0 1 ~ralg,w:aylor (>), Cuellar 1 ), Hobsterrer lot, Pomeroy questiOn was supposed to be he- ned eigh! and walked three. Mason . . IJtJO 000 o _ o 2 1 •.mp ys 19 ) Gibson (9) and Atkms Chicks. Inc, Hel•n E Pltcblnc National League - Koufax, fore July 18 (date of !.game Oave Dodson of the Sox fan~ Bass and Burns J Russell ~' Carv~r Wln~"t:, - d Cuellar Atkins lo Botkln• Gram and 1· Sser h- Wh" ar l!;-! 31 Feed Co .. percels, Rolland. Dndgers 13-4; O'Toole, Reds IIJ. play-off) and the three game ned seven, walked four. Gilland and Tucker · · ce• I ~ounred. Phils Cling To Top In NL Ronald ~lller of Lqsvllle The accident look place at 7 the rtght· abutement of a brld&e. A paul"l molorlst. Jobn &aowes hlo Hie to the timet, ad· p.m. Friday on Rl. 124 one inDo Moat oeriously inJured In thl ..,.. II, Columbua, a fllllllr Ill ministration of first aid by a 1west of Rt. 325. A car driven accident wu Miller, 25, Rt. 1 Middleport, I!Dpped. He applied Columbus man. following a one-lwest bY Glen W. Games, 32, J.angsviUe, "passenger, wht re- direct pressure to the wound car accident, accor:dlng to the Wilkesville, went out of control celved a oevere laceraltoo of for at least 'I(J minutes until the Ohio State Patrol. Ion the wet pavement and slruck 1111 head. P0111eroy J!:mersency squad ~r­ m.d. Tho invellll!•ting ofllcer said Miller would have bletl Ill death without the attention ho ' i-ecelved. Miller Is In Holur 00. !Continued from paa• t> BY M.UUE ALEJtANi,ER p1ta1, and hll condltlm .,... ,... White House In November. potted Cood lhll lllOrlllJII, ~ There was nolhfnl but cheers A birthday dlmer was beld '1'!le driVII' llllflerod 1 eul 011 here a! dusk Friday evening at tha bome of Mr' . 8lld M r ... the baad and lonr Up. lie wu when the newly nominated lslunllel Gillespie, Rodney, SUllo 1' !relied and releued 11 HOlzer GOP presidential eandldata ar- day July 12th In banor ot tbtlr . Tbl 1!11' wu derived from tha national oonven- nl..,., Am Stewns. who &VI FRANCISCO (UPI,) - moUIIhod. tion In San Francisco. Upward! bra ted her ninth birthday, A• The Jllll'!y unity that R.epubH0111 P'oor penona wn lnjund 111 of 2,000 of his nelehbors tunted tending were Mr. and Mrl. £m. leaden urpl In tbe clostn,.., aecldent tllat toot p~ at. out at the airport for a noisy melt Ward, son, David, Mr. lltlll0111 ot tha GOP National 8:211 p.m. Friday .., Rt. 111, ODO welcome. and Mrs. John Stevens, Ann ConventiOD apured today to mlla woot of Rt. 110. A Italian and Jan, Mr. and Mrl. Otis han been weevned by tho,... wqon driven Ull by Rocw r. THERE WAS RACIAL vlo- Youna. Mr. Hayea Ward and aetlon to ~tlal nominee Slqle, 17, 3'oledo, went out of Jence on l'lew York City sub- Mr. and Mn Gillespie. Barry Goldwateu refereaee 10 control wbetl Blqle attempted 0 ~. , p. BAKER FURNITURE Micldloport, 0. 1001< !-NO RUG DOLLY I New sl:amless steel sk1ds in center automatically keep brushes at ~r le~tel for aentlest shampoom&- YOU MEn THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA NOW OUU DONE AT HOME 1.11011 "SENT.QUT" BEAUTIFUL! Evef)'thi,. )'Qt.l need to know about shlm-- pooin• rup. ••• deS1111ed Into this ne~w Eureta. And how you'll save beCause you can ao such 1 profesllonll job yourself 1 ALSO WAitES, POLISIIfS, ICIUIS, lUffS nOOOS Comes complete w1th full floor care tlit - Poli5hlng.Scrubb1ng Brushes, Shamp001ng Brushes, Nylon W~:- b Scrubbm& Pld5, Buff1n1 Pads. -.. S..The Full Une At ... ·Sales Associated Radio &TV·H•"f Miller, -nor WY 2-3635 2141!. Mllln �,. I' • Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look·· You'IJ Find Dozens 0 f Bargains Below! o.• July 18, 19flt Sentinel, WANT AD INfORMATION 2 SIGNS ., ... QUALITY ( CANC ........ fiONO • Will r.owai("MoN8 nt • ...,,eod F'o ~ 1.111tt1 lUll! 111.. M 111 Puhlll'll.lnn 9" - U I.A t' IONI aA·n :s • t I'Ot W&nl Al1 l!ier .... c. Ct~ad -.lfd ODI 'llllllrt.lllt Ml"l.Jmlll'i flftarp eo oent. li: J,;~" :·w ..... wOre! .._. Thf'H eoa ..,_..r~ t~ "·liiliutlt •n ,... ICb IN ....,..... •ttfllll "' dlyl. QF rl:lo\.Nk. II: Television Revue ·~~~ ..,. .... PriM -•-~--u-·• .... HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - 'l1le nallon'o biQtol pay • TV pm· blo IWII lonJiltt in nearby West Los Angeles with a com mtrcial • lr• linaup of pi-g. 8l'•m• ranging from a major league bale'oall pmo t1> a re cent lroldway play. Dally prograJJIJJllnc _is ~IIIJIIIOti , three chan ••I• llqlllniJitllhla ev"'lnc. with the home games of the world champion Los AnJlleo Dodpn u a lteodY at· tractloo. Tonight the Dodpr1, ~-ho are stockholders in the pay ·'IIV sotup, play the Otl· Pomeroy Motor Co. OBIT\J - · l1.2ft fOI !ki IIfOrd Mill iiaeh acl~hl<l"ll wnl'(l \t orne• t;touas . '"'•''"'"~;;-ll;jl ,.A 11.01• M DIU) at P 12100 oaor1t.n tM SO l"l!!!Y l'O l"I..Al;J A RJ:SUL.T PRflUUCINI') PHONE WY -2-2157 mini Will bt CIIT1ed over Ill cable 11n11 to · the lour. ~ mile 1H1 fll Wtll Loa Anplll wbtrt Nll'1y UOO 111!1 ... pPICIId to bt Ml'Yicuhll in U..' opll'lUon'l IItty _ca., •. Sctm~wbal , _ wm probll)ly 1M! In ordlr JonlJbl, ~~ heN II Gtr ON T'..tf DA4.1, ~u.,ai~Lt'. vj.pif!4T lr~t''"" m . ·•·t . .... ··" ·wov, •· wlltt ""' City -Onvla'lllll wiU l A1 .... All o'cloek, likl the Dodier•, are otockhold ·•-ono," 1 lru--cl •••• _ a..... m. The national impllcatJons for all tl>ll activity could be nolh· ilia, a bu•l - or enormoua, die door to a new era in entertainment . Thll i' no -rbnent, but a muJU · mUlioo ·- dollar business headed by NBC's bri~ Uaat former president. Sylvea tor IPtl) Weaver II it cllckl on tile Wm COIIII, STV w II try to saturAte the country, with preaent pliiOS flsurin8 "" other oflices In clti.. like New Yort and Chicago, and fronchis01 c•go CUbs. eiHwlwe. On Aua. 16, U.. new operation :- $\JbiCI'!ptllln Ttlevlsio nine. ISTV) -debull lloo in San FrtllCIIao wllll 1 bUtball pme fealurlnr 1111 Glanll, wbose conleoti wiD D1 I PJ1 • TV at• Everything, of couroo, dependo on the pi'Og1'llllminr - how wortltwhile it b In quality, how much 10 od material Is ovaL able to attnct a viewec' mooey. Tonight STY's proil'am· - WANT AD .r I "'""' .,..., '111111 M eOI1UIIti'Ciall, II II lha c... with alllhJ lhowl- aiM>ul the reltdone bet10un • fOIIIII NtlfO inmlll ol a rlfanna""T Blld lho wbtll prlnc)JII. Prlet1 $1.10. AI 10:10, 'An EVIlllnl at , ..._ ··- DA1LY CROSSWORD j IIOWlf sa.,_ 1.""' -....a L A - • !I •• 'r='PFIOt -IWd 10. Tllooleo ... trai'U\t _, 11•. _ _ lt.WIIIltor 1.. ....,.. ~=Llojoll'o "·::. •:11.~ . pte 111 - Tox. .. ~ u.x.u: I.VIIIlotl N.,.. TOI'k .... ok7 ::::::'"': aa. I!OOIIto t.•n8.... ::~=: rr.~oo« .. •a:onc. ......... Lift ll.~ •·=· 11. Hlo: ll'r. 17.-ot. 11--· "•VInr -loft- -..,..,.._._ li!lp · - . . IO.Ooono 11. ...... ;11M ob,r, • l.l'fot 1\aW -··--.,.,._ 30. A joqmey 21. I 28.111'- ........... iJ 2t.Koot 2'1. Wtto ot lltpltor ~- 28. Pullllo 2t.Dioturb u. <luldod 34. Skin 1. '(' I' ... ' tl t ~ I' I M.mxo&\'&tt4 :se. Ltnrer II. A. lll.lddtn 3t. Pert. to the eolt., u.. log 4G. Hl11hway marten •1.V.... U.Jtemoln DA1J,V O&Yf'l'OQtJOTI:- Bere'o loow to worl< AXYDLBAAXB LONOPELLOW One letter lbuply ttabdl fOJ' another. lD tills IUD.ple A fl UMd for the thrM L'~ X lor the two 0'1. etc. ~ Jetter., a))Mtroph&lll, U.. loath and fonaatlon ot the words ar~ all hinte. do)' lite lottml are _ _._ lo A "And wo particularly want to thank tho mltllono who haflt no comment on our pro1ram1' 1 ·-.. -·- · ·- - -- WJEH RADIO ' PROOIWI LOG 4:10 lllterebanp MOJI6)4 Y 'niROUGil FRIDAY 5:00 CqnunliDIIY News ~flO Sip On, MuolcQJ. Clock 6:1111 World, Nlllllll!ll Nowe 6: 110 . NIWS Headlfnes ~,15 Spotlfghl on Sporl8 5:2!1 Weather 6: S2 .llualcal Clock 7:00 .It BUll I< Knofl 1:30 Sunset Blvd. 7:11$ ,Newa a:IIO srsn orf 7:01 f4ullcal Clock SATURDAY 7:30 NIWI lleatlllnu 8:110 Slin On, Musical Clock 7:32 ·Musical Clack 7:00 Be Still v Know 7:45 Word I< Tealbnony 7:03 News 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:118 Musical Clock 7:45 Word & Testimony 8:06 l'lorhl, National No'" 8:10 Sportll 8:110 Ohio YaUey News 8:15 l'l~lhel' .l'lciUI'I 11111 World, NatlCMIIl News 8 II Musical 01ocil 8: 10 Sparta Today 8 55 ColmnliDity News 8:15 Wulller Picture 3110 Tal- of lbe ToW11 B: II Muatcal CIOt!t 1:11 NIWI 9 55 MQoo CouniY New• .10.00 Famn, Worship Hour 9:00 Mll!1cal CIIICk 10: 15 PubUc Sen1ce 1:30 Sctna & SIOI'J Time 10:30 Latehllrln& l1tl Family Wonhlp H1111r 10:00 Newa t0:55 World News 11:00 Newo Beat 10:06 High School Hlt Parade 11:115 Morning Melodies 10:65 News 11:00 Army 'nm• c.-pt Frt!la1, Cllurdl Bells Rlnl) 11:30 SJ>ecfal Communt., II :45 World Newe Procrauls 12:00 N11111 Rooadup II :55 MUOD CooniJ New 12 00 Cqnununlty NeWJ 12::!0 BulleUn Jlolnl 12:25 News 0 Grams IU5 LcJo.r New1 12;30 Saturday MaUnee 12: 10 M!U'Iteta 1:55 News Beat 12:15 MJd tt., Wl!lltbel' 2:011 Saturda1 Matinee 12 2G E'v!PII IIUUIIID ....... 2:55 Newt Beat 12·2S News 0' GtaiD8 S:OII Saturday Matlnoe U liO Agric~lturt Afinl . 12 4& ~ Go Round S:liii NtWI lltlt 4:110 Dill:llltl wltb Doll 1 55 News Beat 4:30 Top Ten Revue 2 00 Counlll Go Round ~:1)0 News SUmmary 2 55 News Beat 5:15 Public: Service S:IM . Mid-Way Mt!lnee 5:30 Dlnne< Muaic•I• 3 lili 'Newt lleJt , a:oo Sign orr 460 wtth Dou I I 1 FQRCQRL V )(lJVTR Ill CHI!STII GOI.!!.D 50-I SPENT"" 'V~S Tl'E CDJNTI!V ern-.- Qoolotlloo TC TO V ARK&X.A.O --QUOWTXO SCOU~N<; KULUVTR ZX FOR Tl-IESE TALENTS- ZL "'E~. I ASSEM!!>LEO ' ~IS STAFF, Ti-lE FIN!ST GROUP 01' ART1Sl'5 IN -THESE GENIUSES~ .._.U. y ......,., ~ IIIG'DDINCE 18 THill MOIIT VICIOUS AND I.DIITIID CIIWUl-Q/iiCAJI WJLDE ........... _ _ Jio.l WMPO Radio MONDAY TBRU FR!D4Y 8:110 Sip OD NIWI 1:06 Sacred Heart 8:20 Country Jamboree 6:30 Farm News 8:35 Paul Bowers 1:40 Melgs Ct Agr. Ext. 8:110 Sfsn On 1:05 Country Uuslc Time 1:20 CounU, Jamborea 8:35 Jotm Harms 7:05 llreatfaat Party I: 15 J011es Bolcl< Show 10:15 The Good Life 7:00 New• 10:35 Musto ID Tbe Air 7:06 Tiny's Chapel 10:45 Thil Is Music 7:34. News 11:05 Top Ten Show 71Si Plek1111: llardware 11:35 Top Ten Show (Duttons) CTuu.•fturs.) 12:110 Noon N~ws 7:50 N>W! Report 12: IS Mutic:al Interlude 1:1111 Breakfast Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin •rests 1:18 Roy's Food Basket 1:011 Platter Partp. 8:30 Van Patrick Sport~ 7:110 Sundown Serenade 8:4i llaker Fumlture-Wed-Frl 7: 30 Sign Off 1:51 Opao Hause IillO No.,. 811NI>AY 9:05 Coffee With Janel 7:115 Slsn On 9:46 B4!11Y Newton 7:30 French City Boptlsl Hour UoDO MIDisterlal Assoc. t:<IO Wings of Heallq llo16 Country llriflen M·W 1:30 Bible Speaks t1> You 11:15 Mason Ct. Agr. Ezt..Tue 10:011 Voice of Prophecy 11.1> A.li.C. Pro8l'am-Frl 10:30 Wash. Repol'la to People 1 C:,f::?•~ 11:15 Family Woranip-Thun. 11:110 Sunday Show _ 111:4b Tiny's CounlrJ Hymns 12:110 Noon New. 12·011 N0011 Report 12:15 Cbrlstlaa Hour 12:110 Goessler'l Guest Sl&r-Frt. 12:;111 Rev. Merllil Teets 12:llll Mualc Just Far You 1:011 8111)1 Graham t:li Blaettnar Show-Toes. 1:35 Lulberan Hour 4:30 Local New1 2:110 The ~ AI ~ort .4:54 Bowllna Scor" 5:110 Couatry'lbriJm Timers 8:00 News 5:35 World In Revlew 7:110 Sign Ofl 8:00 Ba.,USI Hour S4TURDAY 7:110 Sip Oli V'9A10 ONCE H@ l.liiP T'!E A - L IlLii WI!ITERt Wf-IAT MADE HIM """"~ IT'S A LOHG. 'iiORV, AMNIE.I EH'? THAT Mt.JI!T M. TI-l' FELLER HELLO. iHIRS! MV t-IAME''ii &ILL ~VIi..R t JOE'~ I EKPECTirf~ ) > ·' ..OU CAN !!ROWSE AJa:)t.IND WHILE I CONCUCT MV MINESS VolliH M'eiEUR DION . I 'LL .JOIN 'tOLl LATER! Farm ·M•chinery " DOE.'5 MR JOi JOOST LIVE H!Jil£ ~ 811 GEORGE WONDEII . ,.,• n<E WORLD, ZXIIORT)(, �. . .... -~ ~ ' \ ·' , --- - - GaUge readings: Da'l' 1&.8• .13.2. running 5 feet , on coHers. ~omeroy Maslin 21 .- t 00 pJ.easant 24 .ft4, Hmt on ~· rt: · •'- ~ t•• New In Farming Dally l!enllne1, PomtrvJ·M!Mleport, 0., ~~ 11, ltM-7 ferry Smith: Mn. ll..p Bearhs ~ Mr. and Mrs. Am.. Leonard Thursday and Friday ntgllts at and daughter, Betty, are vl.olt· the borne of Mn. John Smldl. lng In Baton Rooge, La., with Nye Ave., romeroy. the Leonard•' daugllter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene MII<Y aod lam· · Mrs. Rollin Radlon! Is .,.,. fined to Melp Memorial • Uy. Mr. Richard Mater of Tot.. pi tal. Wmlt:' ll d d, ~ mS v.:~ r~ on thr sill s. OhiO River - Philip Sporn rlm:l; t:l .II :~n p m : St .\1 arvs ut• h. B 15 · p'. m ; Indiana ur 14. :t -~~ ~ ~- ITi Onwnrd up l ~. t Ul ,. fl ( • ' .11 · ~L~t ionary, Kan.r~wh<l F<1lls .J:i ~~ising, cha'rlt>slon 17.93 . l.!lll· dnlil, MarrriPl · and ., r .~ t ...... Rtcb.ards of "'lagrln, Fall.o wore o~emlght gues!IJ of Mr. ll!d Mrt. Husb Bearhs Suoday. They • ...., ben lor the luneul II Society Notes ... Ga1\ip(1\is •I' do IQid Mr, ml Mn. RoW~ ---~~~~~~~~~~ fRock Springs ... ~ ....,.. -·.."-~'l"'",_... ,.... .... River News -· I) • ~ ' BUILD A FINANCIAL_ PLAN··· m : Warrt>n Hougland up 15, lit'eQ up :l 1:1 . l[l Do•mey up 15. ~.li .. SotJ!IJ<'•rn down I Oyke down I Vukan down Hi. ! Ann up 17, Rowe down . r-1' ·~'""' down Hoed up 18. 1 t8. • 1 ( ll~rner up 18, 7 · ' 19, 5 ··I 20. 4 a.m.; I worlh CLYDE WALKEP a.m.; Chara.m."; ·Jerty Bos-, 7':·5~ p.m . Chns : Jr. up · a .m .; Oleander i down 23. fi]lk~tJ.!!O" Zeph 1 yr up CWM1l>'I9..V'J> m.~ Ed- "Farm Loan• G•lllpollt for FARMERS by FARMERS" Gl ~391 Cheer upl Gear up with GRAVELY ror MATCHLESS MOW-BILITYf eana Bosworth duwn Gre.,nup 3 a .m.: SouthPrn drwn Grf'f'n up 3 50 ct,m .. Moll_v K up , Greerwtt4Q a . ~ . ; Valvoline up , C:rH'nup ' 6. 40 ;; m ; Harril:'lt \1. : up 3ll;, i! ' 25 __ a.m . Allied· Ash i lctnd d&.Y:ri':"SL 3-:'lS am : Orco down 31, 4 10 am .; Rav~ns­ wnorl up 32, 1 10 <~ . m : Charle~ K up JZ; f l~f'a.m . Jim Hougland doWn Meh:Jnh\ 1=1.1.1 p.rn: Dt>tender· dbwri Mt> idaht 1:20 1 Unloads !5 tons In 5 minutes-by ltselt .. Cfloo11 ffllm S wi" All-Gear Drivel Nldl)e your mowing job-thl!ra'a a Gravely mower to do It fast. New 50" RotAry mak• quick work of lug..,. l11wnt. For unmatched reel mowing, Jill tl::l!l 80" R.l- . , , • .,.,.._~ d si' , ... _ . -~ ~ .=: -- •·- . . ro am . Ellslla'W?Osl' up Moldnhll .. ' . 'd t t rc was torn down Friday to make way for a new n><·kirw ll ; <O am : Q"~,~~ City duwn ,. DOWN IT GO ISS- The ol~ <~a lila county J"Il is ;:'hore. T;e 86;h~~;s oh,u:er~~e~l door being ripped from second stofy of jaiL Melda?I._~ -?~- a/11. ._ 1 '.lot behmd the ~r 1 ·; county L:ourt house (ha~kgr~un.) . . oto a ove... - - - -- -- - - - -- - - Galllpo~ Dam -J. A. J . P~f-lcOtlrt house adduwn and county Jail completiOn dat _:_~n~ar:___ . __ ten dow(i~8_.30, P,Pl·~-i~~n Laod , , · · -- ·- - ! 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 1,!!.1964 c • I Rc ports From Th" ,,apIl 0 J ~.:~ 1:P~~op5~ p~·~ ·ey~~t':!~ i ReedsVI.lle h 1 ld vote was so ways SocJal wou Secun. ,' S • l Nf · e a nder 1~ ~t Pr~~~ ~l~amJsoh~ ~u~ tim~ ! OCIC y 0 .eS i' up 12 ~ ·~ rn ••· Dnhcan' Bruce down 2' a.m KanaWtr.:l · Rh'er - Barbm-a Brent up Wmfield 10'45 p.m.: ' 'Bv LY IE '.. WT •SON ,__.. "-' 'd sat he nn~e s:-~id B<~kf'r . ' I w [t taktl only 5 minute~ to pt the bottom of a 5-ton load with a Glhl SeU-Unloodlnt rorase Boa • . . even leu tlme to check prl<» and fnt\IIW benefits of the Gehl. Cbooee the Gehl rorace Boa. combination that lllita your need& belt- I bealer With 2-foot aides ... %beaters, 4-foot lidH , .. J beaters, 6-foot sides. All eome equipped with lt.ndy, up-front speed and cl u t~ oonlrola. A toi!CII of tM ...., ufoiT bar. acrooO tloo boat el Olt box. atopo oil unloading actloll bllmoclla..ly. Get lfOU< deal .,. Grhl now. for lrin1·aiH<l jobl, tlw 76"Reet Ganp. Mowyourrougbl quickly with the •2" Sickle Mower. P'or .n.arouad mowing, pt the 30'' Rotary-equaU,y at. bomt on yoW" &ne laWII or in your putuN. AD bne awiveladion for uniform mt ~of._. r&in. An powaed. by l'lllged Gnnly Trador throuih all-a-r drive.. Charles- Chaney of-.:.kron spent a few days_ with Mr. a no Mn . . Arthur DaVIS and family. e•HL.. I I I t ·t ;,..,tu~i I .... I Gravely Tractor Sales & Service e SURE e 1 l J. J. DAVIS, ... M. D. FAIR TIME IS NEAR! THE FAIR I I How much 'will go up In smoke? Why does Eulah Williams of Gallipolis like flameless ele~tri~ , heat? r••• .,.,.,,.., .., ....... ·u--· ·. l;:::i'=========:!.'~h~is~p=•~rt_::ic_::u_::l"::_r_::fr~io::.n:d_:":,:'h::_e:,:re:;as ; .--FOR SALE! ·- - - , e45 INT£RNATIONAL BALER e 50 INTERNAT:ON~L BALER e 400 INTERNATIONAL TRI.GCR ~. 35 FERGUSON TRACTOR Morr~s Ecouipme;1t Co. Due to the storm 1 hurc:. day Pvenin~ the Lsurel Cliff Hea!IJ, i nub p ~,.. nic was po~1pon~d . 1 \<Tr. aod Mrs. Charles Diehl Louis nnd Ch<~rles, enr1 Mr. <:>nrl Mrs. Erne~t Puwt'll were gm·;ls uf 'Jr. and Mrs Lew Diehl Mrs Walter Walker and ,;on ~ r ;lllk Dill and Penni Lee re, Pnily c.:tlled on ~rs Pearl , l Par~ e r. -Bertha Parkrr Make ue you give your flock or herd a Afe ftart and stund Jrowth wlth Proylco Feeds -"anlf ' Concentratu. Thorough reseau:h procedures by ex· perienced ~eclallstl assure safe and sound st..rtmg llld arawlng, Protect yoLJr flo~k or herd lnves\meot with 1 Provico Profit.Prov•n Feedina Prosr111. I •RfcYCLIST COLUMBUS (UP!) - Joey Ha~se!L til. Midland. Mkh . wa ki1Jed F'riday when the · biC'yc iP ·w waR ridin11 wa s hi 1 b~' ;1 car near here. T)le bny ,;•as var::~ Phone WI 9-3 202 t'.oning at the hnmt' ot Hn (IUtl' Poor! St. Roclno. 0 . and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Rob..,__..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,...........l•e rt Chapman. GROWING PROGRAMS OHIO VAlLEY INDUSTRIES- ,, ePalnll eltecl Brllftll ,~ BlnollrT .... . ~ ,, ......,. eTabl• A\eol ellttert ........... Sh11rpen1 Own Knivea In 4~ Minutel liE US TODAY I'OR A I'RII DIMONSTRATION ON THII 616 CHOPPIR SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS Phone WY 2-2115 FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES POMEROY. 0. SPRING A VI. Mulberry Avo. Pomeroy, Ohio BIG, BIG SAVINGS DURING LANDMARK'S . E AM "FREE" ICE CR • · co"UtdUa ANO •oV' ....... ,OHIO .••nT..le .. ~liP .... , _, \ e Watw Softener ev...u- a.. """" ..,., ..,. ' ' eRoall,. ......... • Cement & Mort or eStack Salt loll 6·16 CHOPPER . ......... .u.... -NEW HOLLAND---. the ELIECTRIC co. ' 91\ and Grit ePartm..,.. WITH A ... sAFE ~ARD WIN RED ROSE e TUXEDO Dog Foods - Flour - Ingredients ' eBird Soedt e Oystw Shalla BE READYI Gilmore Supply Store MAX ' WY 2-2176 Society NoleS NOTICE tnw• . Roor Malga Genarol Haspltol '. u·r· ¥fM11 MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. T ° NWM ...,_ your bat:Jr, ma._ :_".::!.!::0:.1 payboc.. WIOTf Mr. and Mrs. Lawr _nre Rose , 1 Hf'len z . down Winfield 10·55 United Pres!i lntl'rnntiona~ dose he WJS the _ \'.'>ted 20 were recent guests of their dauan ·. 1 b . th II t· 1ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Vanp m · Price down WinfieN l:LO William E. Mi llt'f ol !\PW .l ohn "on s;•w n.! _mg ClrooSt from Z am ,: ,J S. I.Pw!s down WinTield York has going (or h1m as a fin I in 1he m_ormng. .. agams r· anmng e. po <.IX., Meter and D, vid of 1elpre. Bohl, Ntw · · . . . bl" . . , .1 ( ' it~·" l'r"'''()US OpptHJliOn Miller ... 11d, but no'-~~ welcomes -M L le Balderson 3 tl Cl ~- : . P;sso West Vlrgmla l l~k-ely H_epuht~an VIele t" PH~~ .. ll\l'~' cnmf> ., . Miller eon tin- the poll tax ban. Mitler contin- Mrs. Charle~ New Is vaca- 1 ... rs. y Stylt1 . down Wmfu~ld 6 a.m. :hal nommt'e ts repu a wn · · ed h h d' l'k tioning in Chirago. 1 I gut ri.ghLer in a campaign. ued. ",Johnson is in r.Dvor of u ~at Jonson. now IS I es Mr and ~1rs Bill Meredith WOOU8ROUR , RepuhUc ol a A !nJt fighter is one who cam- civil righ:~ when in his 1~60 d the r~gbltd1-to-_wohrtkl Jdeoarkbut oonnc: · and Ro~<:er ~f Beverl; and Mr. CONVENTION ·ampa;rJn he S'lid he Wrl" VIOf'SCfl e as . and Mrs. Denver We-btl . t b l D I Ireland (tiP! 1 - RohertJJ e paign ~ not mere ly o upse u t: 'b • ·' ' . f th b t np- - O·W and COLUMBU.S (UP!) 1 , 0 1 Vtcenzo. F'r.-nch Open victor, to dt.• o;trov his ' f'nemy. A gut llently opposed FEPC (Fmr e es exas av;s. David spent. Saturday at Cam- Disabled American Vetera1ns[l F'riday. J?rok~ thf' li .f.J!-I:t .va_rd fighll'r must be a very toug.h E~~-loyment Prnd.tc~s Com- The Republicans believe they den Park a1 llunting1on,. w. Va state convention will. be ... Woodbrook Co~rse :-PCf>rd w1th :tellow mdecd. bef'ause he _lS imtsslon .). . • are loaded with_ magnum amMr. and Mrs. John R1ebel of here July 31-Aug. 2 With record -~ """""""' - U1U1o a fifit.r~d ,Eig~t- _under .rar likely to bPcome rmtJrmled m Mtller ~atd John son now fa munitwn on the tssues of John- Albany are parents o£ a son, attendance expected. --....ai.du..~.w· a...,.Jt6:-.·m·~ttite- a-twO ·strokf' !Pad the bitterest kind of argument vors med1care although he ?"c~ sqn .l;timself, Vietnam, relations ...'ohn Dorsel, Jr., Jorn,. July 12 ~ . off:~~:: 1 into todo.y 's secnd round"' Ute ,'\as he develops hts C3mp::~i '~·.\,...,..._...~:.J·.-:r·'•!!!IS .wftb ., the Soviet Union, Bobby a Camden - Clark hospital. l ~tate and n~~ona f Cafroll Sweet Afton golf tour· theme that .bis;.l>pP<;n~t ·= ru.('!'S ~· " • - ...:,.... ~ · Baker, lax security proceQures i Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. an represents lves 0 t 1 WY 2-2975 natuent. \good 'Wh<.l tsoevcr . •' ; lft'..... el ~·rl··Ir in the Slate Dep;;~ rtmen t and Dorsel Riebel and Mrs. Laura 'dveterans ~roupsA wferte 0 . · h · 1K1 ~ . ' ress sesSlons. ea ure ts Miller pres~ntl~ 1s e mrm<Jn government spendtng. . . 1 H.uth is great g.ra~dr1other. :b h ter 1ot the . Ht•(ubhom Nan•m,ll I The Repubhcans are wmdmg . Mr. and Mrs. Vugll , Buckley e 8 c ap ,Committee, a member of the · up for a campaign of making recently spent a few days at ; school. .. _ life unpleasant for Presidentl the home of Mr. and Mr::. Char·' . 1u.s. House of H.Ppresent<:dlve.'l ' -· · ' Johnson. They hope to goad 1 Jes Ayers of Belpre while they I lwlll ~~ _,bs~n.t from my from an upstEte New York con-" . _. . him int.o. maki~ the kind of .fa· were vacati~ning. \ ~ffice for post-graduate 1stitucnc~: and a Ror:n<~n Cnt~~1 lie. lIe 1s not a nattonal pohtt_ Louis Dtllll . and Th_ o mas tal pohttcal m1stake on whlch Forrest Kibble has been a pa1 training from Jufy 23 eal figun" but his reli~ion prob-Ltnd a('('{tmpanled the a~s~st.ant · elections so often turn. They tient in the Marietta Memorial : tHrough Auguot 1f.' A 1 ably would be a political asset cn,cr. ch _ol Po~eroy ~ •gh Sc~ool ho11e to disturb Johnson's mas- ! Hospital. n~rse will be on duty 1 in the gre<Jt C•lholic commumIt Fam11unt Strt l' : ! ~ollt-ge at sive equilibrium, to jostle him 1 Mrs. Ola Childers was B fr.om 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1 ..Jeekdays, except o n ties. It is a fact, also, that in F'airmu'l1 W· V.I . They :;pen! out of step. They might do it, ! medical patient in ihe Camden~ too . The President reacts jerki- 1Clark hospital. Wednesday ftom '9 to 11 some or all o~ _these gr<'a~ Cat~- ~ tile day . olic commumtt~r;; 1here ts evt-. !\1r and Mr s. RDherl Bowt•n , · to criticism. Mrs. Henry Rockhold and •lin. only. de~ce of what ts know_n as the . took a motrr l.rip 1hrough Ohio. \r--==--===-'=iOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOii;;;i;==--=---, ' wh1te backla.r:;h agamst e?- W(•st Virgini3 and Kf'ntucky. forced mixmg of the races m, ~ ::) ~~ · !schools, housing, employmf!nt l Mrs. Dorotl•y Carrol ~~:::::·-~:::::-:::i·-:::i~~:::i-:::i·::=:-~- 1 <-Jnd p u b I i c tiCTnmmodations I ~.on of Ravenr.a J.nd !\1r_ NOW IS THE TIME TO jThat would add in tho!'.e areas 1Jiarn White of Rnvenn:1 rcr•cot· ll to the aUractivenes~ o[ a Gold- Jy called O'l Mr. and GET READY FOR i wat-er-Miller ticket. Norman Schaefer. ' rough Campaigner Mr and \lr s. Lnwrf'nre Elr SHOP US FOR THESE ITEMS: But Millf'r's chief asset and lin acrnmpanied J\1r ard Mrf'!. Princi pal qualific<~liun is his 'r\-' J ~ hhum. ~('w York . to For· 1 1 e SEVERAL KINDS OF BRUSHES barP-knuckled s I Y I e of cam - id:• wlwre lh ev visited reiMives AND COMBS d paignmg lie is ;1 nmtch in ! hn.r 1 . lf . The sen· or sewra 1 ..•vs for Goldwater IJJms eSHAMPOO COAT DRESSING ' a tor is '.1 tough man on tl)e 1 Len me Lyons spe11t A week AND SHOW SHINE FOR ,stump <J s his pot shot. WC'dncs- with his Runt. and U:X' le. Mr , Iday 111 President .Johnson iii· · :md Mrs. John Douglas, Shade : THE HORNS AND FEET testrd "Johnson ," said Gold. . "W'• ••pe.,l&llf Ulte tlte lalfiiii ..M&I 10 yealt -180 your house eHALTER AND LEAD STRAP i w!-l!N, '· is the biggest faker in , .1\.~r. Mickey F?x remams a may krt been worrh th,.. United States, the phoniest patH'_nl at ~iel!.iS Memori[ll: eSHOW HALTER, ALL SIZES 813,1)01 - ·tOdayijr may ,.., IJt our eleetrk •••te4 . . _ ... Individual that ever came hMpllal. be woorb $tt,OOOI lf'b41 ~boul :~out" f;.re- htwraround" Goldwater ba59d that Lf'~ !Pr Rrooknvrr io;; spendi1ng ll M~ee? Check 01:es nt :w on a cha rge Uw.l as House ~ 11 >'r<'(•pk with relnt i\P'i in "'''"Y· ll W. 2nd St. Pomeroy for fire insurance 1h:u OI!!ITllwr and se,lalor, Johnson W. Va. &DeiiiUreJ up to tor/,11 ·J uppost-rl civil right s until this l~:ii:::ii:i'::iii:::iiii:::iiii:::iiii:::ii~~~~~~~~~~:iiiii valve of }' uur h11 m e Vl'ar _ Mr. and Mrs. Mud Harris, It ~ .Utb N;"tftpnw•de ~1il lt>r alreafl\' has been beat- ' V•ckl and Brenda, St. AJbans, - lheoomp:.n, wlfh 1/t' w mg th<l t drum .. Speaking a week W. Va. visited reoeutly wi!h her fJeRs for" nfu IND . , <lJ!:O to a nun ·politicrll San parenl<;, Mr. and Mn.. George Franris('o audience, 1\1 i 11 e r ~ Henshaw. gave nn artistic preview of i Mr. ~nd \-fr.~ N~ 1 rman Scl1aef· l Every day, more people give more reasons for chBDglnsto mO<!era ,what th£' 1964 presidential cam- er toot.: rht'ir ~-: rand<;on. Jvim WY 2·2460 1paign will be like. !)lorv, to his li rmlf' in l r 9 ftamele88,.,)ectric heat! If you're buildins, remodeliq, or thlaklllf 115 E. 2nd Pomeroy 1 .. We h~\if'n't nominat<:!-1 ;~11d ;_,ftc~ severtJt davs visil of eonve~:ting your preoent heating system, find out how Utile II ~ we havt-n 't b eg Un to ca m· his grandp,1H•nls. AYIONWtnr.: iP"; gn." MiUer said . " But. we'd :11r< Hanwcll Culd of llall ! really '"'"'" to e11joy electric -the eleaneot, eaoleot-to-lnotall lied IIIUJ fill ••mun UIIU like 1o ask Prestdent .Johnson ~ Run visitf'd recently wi1h l'er l you can have, There'• a opeclal ra~, too. Get the facta today. .••• ,,• H~"'· Offi~- Columb~•. o•· !about Babb)' Baker U(lt be•ng mother :vlrs. Homer !-Iolley . . STARTING AND 1 ~ ••11• ... lift rll, bui"M" 1,.,. \-2 GALLON ICE ItEAM FREE FOR EACH CUBIC FOOT OF UNICO PRIIZI!R, RI!FRIGERA· TOR OR COMBINATION SPACE YOU IUY ' For all the facts about the advantages of ftamel~ elel!l:rle heat (or your home, mail thl• C9Upon (no obU,atio~a) lot Columbus and Southern Ohio Electrll Company 215 North Fru•t Street Columbua 15, Ohio · Nam•'--~------------------~--------------~-- Addn,u_~~----------~·~ c ~··--------~r---~--­ City·___:._._:.,... _ _ _..,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ' .. --.• · ·-' • BIGGEST APPLIANCE DISPLAY IN S. E. OHIO COMBINATION FREEZERS ,. Phone WY 2-2161 . ,.J ........ 13 Cubic Foot ~35 ·'l5 cubic Foof *2as · .. , OIEST FREEZERS · 15 Cubic hot--- $195 17 Cultlc hot-......... $215 21 Cubic hot $2:45 . 23 Cui.Jic Foot-- $265 ONI,.Y Tli'o .JilLY lht UPRIGHT FRIEZERS SERVING MEIGS, MASON and GALLIA COUNTIES OMEROY ' 15 Cubic hot $215 18 (VIlle Foot-- $245 21 CuWt hot--- $219 JOCu~hot-- $369 Jack W. Carsoy, Mgr. · WY 2-2181 MONDAY THRU S.TURDAY . Maii:.·tt, llllllta' fi. In the UPIIW "'''l •f Pe-r, t!-w fh!l 'tt'!:.Z!It:~!:·l; OUR LOC:ATitbN--We'n ~ H the IIG LANQMARK IICIN en 1fle left. lfi .cOLLECT WY ll·llllll, .,. �...--- 1'1 l .j ' .., __ ..,. _ _ ,.. __ •• ~ ,., ' •' • f ,. .at y ftAIHEB ,., .-, ...~~ooe~~ .... e 1enbouu lotllpl ..,. 'hno IIIJ, .........,.. .. . . ~ II ,OHIO _., '- ':;. !. ·,\, ___________.._...,......,.. MONDAY, JULY 20, 1964 Attack Is Fatal · In Water ., Was Thought To be Victim Of Drowning was controlled today rlghtl leaders that Negro community, where two nigh!I of , was In for a "long hot dreda of Negroes battled and looting In of strife. in two days of bloody man was killed and Seek PlclfteatiOD live riots. Injured. II was In hopes of q~~:: While the meeting coovened Three periODS were emotio...,harged sl at city hall, a lf>.year-old Nepolice Sunday night and ear· cil)l. ofllclals, headed gro boy, whose slaying by an today as the Negroes, seellr acting Mayor Paul V. Screv&Jne,l off-duty policeman last with anger, hurled rocks, met In city hall with leaden day touched off the bottles and even the Neyro community. of r&Jmpaglng and bloodahed, to~ cocktail fire bomba ·at As he walked Into the meatwas burled In a suburban cern- police. , James Farmer, elery. The 1iotlng In the of the Congress of Ra· The sidewalk war between of more thsn (CORE) Inflamed Negroes and of them Negro could he done I A Belprs, 0., man an apparent conJIIIl1 and waa later ll1led ... • Mt""' and lbe Gama nmes. Galhpu hs Oh1o SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1964 JUlY 1964 IMTWlfS Pomerov Flower Sho., ••• 5 6 7 12 13 14 19 20 21 26 27 21 - POMEROY . OHIO .. .. .. 1 I 15 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 3 10 17 24 31 4 11 II 25 tblisher Training for Trouble Cartoons SUN., MON., TUES. 2-c and Mrs. Ronald · Langley Field, Va., are July 19·:10·21 "MAN 'S FAVORITE SPORT" the birth of a daugh· July 10. The new baby has n&Jmed Chrystal Lee and the first child. are Mr. and Mrs. Milliron, Middleport, Rt. and Mr. ani Mrs. Dale S. SecOild-Ave. Middleport. (Tec hnicolorl M~~RN DRIVE· IN -,-t,..:Y,., , . ·. TONIGHT Dirk Bogarde - · --S UNOAY & MONDAY July 19-20 Elberfelds In Pomeroy SECOND FLOOR ) . . ) \ \ I J '• I 1 .'· ' I I C) ' ,...~~ I ,, I Choice of professional painters! ....., •• price 'Psat. $4·tP pL All ercellent-qua!ity white bowie paiD& at aa e~Cept;joo•lly low price. Bl'llllbee omoothly - covers well - gives years ol protection. Controlled chalking keepe ii mowy white. , () Carolyn Cullums, the names of M r s. Everett Ta} lor and Mrs. Billy Pooler \;ere unintentionally Caruuta Club Meetl At Taylor Home EIGHTY· EIGHT, IN RIDGE RUNNER "~m.,i.,ttediiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,l The Bi-Monthly Canasta club Army PFC Robert E. Hysell, met at the Martin restaur&Jnt son of Mr. and Mn!. Lawrence Thursday for a 6:30 oinner. Fol· E . Hysell, Rutland, and other Iewing the dinner, the group memllerl of tile 7lh Infantry went to the home of Mr 1. Division, partlclsted Ia Eser· Paul Taylor, Brlck-st for an Ridge RUllller a field trainevenlnh of canasta. Priles ing ""erelse held In Korea, end awarded to Mrs. Charles Riffle log July 10. The Ill-year-old sol and Mrs. Guy Cowan. dler II an automstic rlftenw. UNTIL 9 PM A dessert cour.e was ..,.,,ed 11n Company B, 2d Battallon b) the hostess to those n&Jmed the division's 31st lnfatnry. above and Mrs. John Beaver, attended Rutlond High school. Mrs. Eugene Triplett, Mrs. MIDDLEPORT, 0. aid McKenlle, Mrs. Max SOCL\L TODAY er and Mrs. Richard Finlaw. An Ice cieam social, Jl)lOilBOI'· a!!i~~~~~;:_;:~::;:;;;,;;_;;;:~.,l ed by tho Racine Firemen'• l&Jdles auxiliary, will take place today at 6 p.m. heslde the RaIne Home bsnk. SHOP TONIGHT --199 ----., hit the bollom of !he illrrlt 011 coins. Thn'a plenlJ o1 foldtna mo~­ for loana, )'OU know. But the nickel•• dimas, 'llllriWI, etc.. are '""r ~e~rce. 1'hlr111ue 111 - the coun!ly. We liNd help. Won~ )'OU , , _ up the challlt lliouncl ltouM 1nc1 bane! II an - tD our benk1 Cllecll the coolde ,11r w plar t.nk. I W.'U ...,. lfiPI'Cilbl the cains. Anll " 0011r1e, we'llltllp ,..., ClltUIIt lbem., L •••rve POMJROYiOHIO Fll TIISE I llYEIELf \ i I } \ Mltmlltr ,....,., ·sy,t.w Mlttl••r irl•rt *f'Dipj f.lt ll)l!lrlnft Corparltlon SPltiiUZEI J ' The FAIMERS BANK and · Sovi.no~ Company 5 l \ wn. n THE SHOE BOX ' r EIGHTY· SEVEN, att~nding the shower for Mrs. \ \~ fiCHTY,SIX. In the list of those SPECIAL AT / I I NAMES OMITTED MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT ! i . I MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT. I ~ > will be held at Holliday School )'Grounds., Sunday, August l . BURGLARS SOUGHT HAMILTON I UP I I - Police {Color) I Open Saturday Night Until 9 O'Clock . Tht' 40th annuJ\ Hayes- Yoqng and Hollid ay School reunion Guy Willi ams - Quick-Mount 4000 btu Air Cond!Honor1 115 volts; ln•tollt quickly, •a•lly1 only 961ba.1 .,ncnt tlmulalfd wood paMIIng1 quilt 2~apeed fan, air diltrlbutiao. l·ooo!Hoo oaol controL J DAUGHTER BORN "C APTAIN SINBAD" , r rlt ...e.. I Meier Fe1turette: !Color) ods "' arllllelal were attemP*!, the lqlllld ed Atkinson to Camdea aail hc.spltal. The Daily Sentinel office Forked Run Lake ofl!ciMI 'day afternoon. "I'd bke to said Alklnlon was IWI"""h!) .. ·· around," the fifth grader with two friends. Loks W Soon he had disclosed hla guanls Roy Ken!ledy and Jtob. newspaper business. He ert PhllUp aided ill , . Jed that he prints his pa- ling the victim from the nter. n a hand printing press. It was reportld to lake offlclala ;d, who hopes someday to that Atkinson bad suffei<CI two printer. said he pthers previous bear! attaca, sets rubber type a n d Lawford, Philip Carey, Jean HaRen . Geo. Macr eady - ana- James Atkin-, a, the altllck at aboot 1:4 ·polii. while In the water Ill lilt ~ area of the lake. Lake officlall uld ...... mately 1,4011 other J!llllllli were In IWimnllnC and Gil . . belch when the bdtleat ..... r.ed. II was flrlt tbaqbt Atkinson bad drowtwd, IIIII • Wll ruled by .umdlntl eden-Clark pbyalclan Dr. ~ Howell that Mr. · Ata:blilclff death wu aa tbe 1'lllllt tiC .; orter, printer, carrier apparent COI'GIIU)'. · .. 1y - sits at Daily Sen: POmOTOJ M.e.tpDCJ lq nlf tel Photo. men were IUDlli1Cllle4 scene and aftl!r oevmJ · • "1.1 --. - TONIGHT " DEAD RINGER " Bette Davis & Bette Davis T wins), Karl Ma ld en . PeteT " THE SINGER NOT THE SONG" boUt arrlnl It Comden-CI8rt ~ a1 1n Pmenburl. w, ,._ · · t!i:urmlement To 'The Dailv ~ntim• l P.,mProv-MiddleooM Ohto WY 2-2039 aalf_. attack while lllflmmll!l It ,... ed Run lake lluadar .._ · II . ~)'~F~n~ o ~YUQ~P~K-. HI~~--~~~~--~~~- • DA \' or NIGHT .a ... ., ....... Jf In Harlem, America'• We Wife 1ToWeis everywliere I ;.. Conference Pressed:.~to Ease Racial Tension in New York NEW YORK (UPI) Civil riJhtl leadefl today demanded the bnmedlate auapenslon aud IU'I't!llt on suspicion of murder of the poliee Ueutenant who fatally shot a teen • aged youth, touching off two days of bloody, deatruetlve rioting In Harlem, America'• largest Negro eommunlty. I",., · J I. . • !lj'iiii'IY. , .... ,. ., I ' s:' .. 1 NO. 81 ,... enktt~~d~e ----------------------~D~·~··~·~~~~~'I~·~'J~'·~..~~hf~F~=-~,~fll!:'l~.. ~~·~i;J~J~.-If~·~r~n~l~:h.~~----VOL XVI ... . !fOY"YOIJ ·ill:UOI ~ fl SUNDAY1 JULY 19 through SATURDAY1 JULY 25 his newspaper in t h e I' -. 1 j. \ · ~ ~ nve days of the week, then . lateo II around the neigh. '()(( on Saturday. ·mg Seelig said his paper :ges s1x pages weekly and J Large Batch of Money Urders ·~to!en' By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Broadway Bulletin Board Paul Anka agreed to take over the title role in •jWbat Makes Sammy Run!" for only a week, but he may do two. Steve Lawrence, understandably exbau.. ted from bla months In the demanding part-he'~ scarcely offstage for a minute -~ould like to loaf for another week. so if 1t can be worked out with the producers Paul may cancel a few com!Ditments and oblige Steve. Paul's alr~ady received good h•ck cables. from a~lllll'ers m 18 eountnes . . . Oliver Snuth has some secret plans for a BrOadway musical Involving a star who has bad better luck with records and nightclub engagements thaD with the stage. Her last Broadway effort - no fault of hers ·- was a bomb . . . Leslie Caron's intimates predict It won't be long before she tells her nde of the story of her sep&Jration from Peter Hall, who Is seeking a divorce from her 1D England, naming Warren Beatty as eorre,opondent. They think Leslie's eoun· ter-eomplaints should receive eaual space 1D the gazettes. A large batch of aN. Y. bank money orden have been stolen, and New York nightclub owners are among those alert· ed not to accept money orders without sufficient Identification . . "My Fair Lady" hu been the surprise dlsappomtment along the summer theatre circuit. "Sound of Music" and "Camelot" proved to be bigger draws - although they cer· tainly weren't on Broadway, where "Lady" was the hottest ticket of all time ... One of Hollywood's prettiest ~oung act· resses Is carrying two :torches, and she has all the hipsters' sym:r.atbies. The great love of her life is dea , and the other is an Incurable wanderer. . threw a dinner party for the cast and !~>cal VIPs, taking nver the entire dining room of her ho•e Memuers m Lne jet set bave wonoer~ ed why G!oria Vanderbilt is giving up her beautiful Gracie Square apartment. especially since it bas plenty of room for the baby she and Wyatt Cooper are ex· peeling. The answer is simple: Gloria doesn't feel her new husband should have to live In surroundmgs she shared with Leopold Stokowski, so she'll buy a town bouse . . . Murvyn Vye is up for a major role in the new Sam Levi,ne vebicle, "Upper Depths." ' · A colDDllttee of .tlroadway and Holiy· wood showmen will be asked to meet with World's Fair executives to make suggestions about Improving the amusement area next year. It's easy, fellas. Put in a midway, light up the place, permit barkers, install a few games where a guy can win bla girl a doll by knocking over a couple of milk bottles, and put in some girlie shows. (Not Indecent. just girlie!. That's what draws crowds, gentlemen. Nnt that austere Lake Area vou're run· =·~ Richard Beymer, wllo 11as taken quite a roasting from the critics in his cinema starring effortl, is reportedly heartsick about It all and considenng giving up acting for a while to join the Peace Corps. His first move, when be decides-to resume a movie c&Jreer, should be to get himself an agent who will level with him and not permit him to take un· suitable roles. Richard's rart in "West Side Story" was the one big joke In an otherwise flawless film - and it wasn'l bla fault. It was a casting booboo. He was supposed to be an under-privileged young fellow associated with a gang In a U's good aews a• l''I ;IIlk Gilroy's play bad neighborhood, and be came off lite "The Subject was Roses.• Thanks to an some young member of the Rocko.feUer advertisement Bennett 'cerf took in the clan who liad bad a frightfully good den· paper urging people to.see It-simply 1Je. tlst. . cauate be feU It should be seen It)' mil· • • • Uons of theatre goers - plus a mode&t 11S81&t In this space, the show bas been mating a .profit for the past three weeks, and ~bould bit a gross of UO,OOO next time ' they tally the receipts. Very good for a play with a am~· nut . . . Bette Da· 'VIs, wilD lsll't given to gaddll!g about .or ent,erta,lnlng l" New York or HollywOQd, · eovel4!4 all .the Baton "Hush Rouge whUe sbe · · Hush, Sweet les general neighborhood ,..nre reports and death Dr. lleil Corey's - MOIOo qpeM Sept. 14witlo tile ofo five-port.,. triungle. 1'he aeparate but carueeuti¥e dNIIOOS wiU be lied together with the trillfttllo ., a ...,.... JUb.plot. Triangloel ... y_, E.lwo....... ea..,, wloo • first.....,. 101itteoo w;th $Jolla Smens as polient JaM Han ccc• ond Ben Piaua~ os lnte111 Mike Rogers, who is also smitteR witt. Jaoo. Sort of o "'""iwl muh!GI odMliiVtiao IO<iely. ' Things You Auto Know About Films ~nest Conkle ies Sunday 1 Huntington a, Pomeroy ; Mae Ellen Stewart, brothers. '! Joe James Lancaster ; Fred Conkle, !r. and IS grandchildren. bank, W. Va.: :.~v bad "no eomment" 111 Wlllaw'l withdrswaL senator said, bowe••~ ill lmprompbl ~ eiilfel: .._ a pbotofp"apber't llbiM he went ID P* for portrait, tbll hid!!i!ll. Dwlcht D. l'lallllli!ill; ·i 1 will have =~~:~:0.:11¥;) :~ Ieruls may call at the EW·· Ied that he !loped El-11>1 ilia !)oneral bonne any time, li" alx to . . . . . , . for bla " l SQI!IAD CAIJ.ED •·t Pomeroy emergency t~was called to the borne <it Might of Rt. who was ta1ren to where he is a f ~ ---- .. LY 1-4550 I For the record, lilt new a. publican prealdentlal eomtnM Goldwater houded ·a mercia! airliner ID the eeplllll resume the duties wbldl oeo him before tbl Repabllo meral services for National Conventlaa ,..,. ard Conkle, 68, who Ill presidential eomlna. ~.ay morning at the v.-ter· ltion. ~ospital In Huntington, Aldea were «"lfldO!!I bowl lingering lllness, wil! be leve·r. that the Walllcl!' witbo Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. would help GollhrUerle Hiland church with 1n the South. Gold• Hiland cemetery. auaest«<, durJar tilt was a veteran of that Wallace m1Jb1 I and a member of his ..,..,ideq ca. . the presldimtlal OODJI'llp rvivors include three that be mlaht withdraw. , Sam Conkle, Goldwater, however, Jl u• whom he made his several epporturdtla t1 Ia Davis, Pomeroy, on lilt Wallace actiJa uond Conkle, U. S. He told DOW-A 11t .sonville, Fla.; four DOt glv011 mllllit Art Hendrix and to the Wallac:e ......... ., I. w ~!ear about . 80 cents a PHOENIX, Ariz. IUPI)-M. . says Dav1d. He haa ov•.Barry OoldW&Jtsr his pr #Ill ' customers. I• ' · lld 11 hi "See- 1t1al hopes boosted· b)' wltixbaill" ca.. • ' paper, Ia! of Alabama Gov. Georp~ ~ News. The yo""l!ster ~I· ·Wallace, headed back to wa• ~s t1me to he activ.. m ~ ington today to resume his S. League baseball. duties and plan 1111 au,., palgn for oapturine lbt Wllltt• •f'IJU! PUT OOT Olin Ralliaeat . . Co'• bUIUWater Returmng • to ashington ......... 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