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"You Suppose the Boys on the· Hill . Wi II Jump for Joy?" Daily Sentinel y I \ ·' • wicl1el wert MrVtd. The .eye.· ()I Blake. • • Inc Wll apepl In pia~ Mill. EU Bllchflelcl ,of nacl-!1 ;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;..___ IMr1. Bla!D Rigp, Mrs. Bill gamea. Lay, Ohio, 11 ~ wid> Mr. Rou8b, Mrs. VtrRon Rizer, Mra. P~ALB and Mrs. Htrold Smllh. Don Rowlh ol Harlfonl; Mrs. Mr. ~ Mrs. Franll: Varian Mr. and Mrs. W1170e llu1'i Jolin McDermitt,. Mrs. Ro...u of Columbus are visiting bls doll, Mrs. Evelyn Nlebcl~MD, Rou8h, Mrs. George van Met- Pllft!llls, Mr. and Mrs. •Cbarleo Elalne ~. Ma!Gll, Mr. er Mason · MisJ Tootle Sebrell Varian. and Mra.Jolul C. Routh ' 111111 Col~la; Mrs. Roberi Mr. and Mrs. En!fl HDtrman lamlly of West Columbia STOIUt SHOWER Oblinger. Mrs. Jamet Deem anc( !amll)o ot Pl. Pleasant, Mr. leM!!II the NlchobG!! reunion 'I A stork shower wq held In New Haven ; .Mrs. James Te~ and Mra. Uoyd Hoffman and at P4rttand Sunday· . bonor of Mrs. BW Wamsley at IJ, Mrs. Robert wamaley, Mno. family of PoJ!li!I'OY visllecl Mr. ~aid KeD")' C11 Naples, Fla. ber home in llarUord. Hosteu- Uoyd Wamsley, Pt. Pleasant· and Mrs. Lew Hoffman Sunday. called OD friends Saturday. es were Mrs. Joe Kearns, Mn. Mrs. Doris Wyant, Mender: Mr. and Mrs. I~ Lewis Randy Lee LeW\& vllited J . Charles MUier and Mrs. Relph aon; Dianna Hall, Mary Ruth and Dana, J.:n. Olga Lewis atColley at New Haven Hall. Attendillg were Mrs. Lou- Hall, Mrs. Ralph Hall, Hart- tended a horso sbow at New . lse Condlf!, Mrs. Jane Cunning- ford; Mrs. Charles Kearns, Mrs. Haven Saturday plgbt. Mrs. Anna LouiSe Colley ham, Mrs. Peggy Flowers, Jan- Charles Miller, Mrs. Joe Kearns Mr. and Mra. Bob Carson family. New. Haven, vllitod et Gibbs, Mrs. Hilda Warth, Mls.o Linda Kearns, CUlton. Re- sona have returned to their Smith FriclaJ. Mrs. Donald Zerkle, Mrs. Carl fresbments of punch, dough- home ill Missouri after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Waller Blake Zerkle, Mrs. Loretta B u s b nuta potato chips and sand- her parenta Mr and Mrs Art- and 8011S, Jim and Charle8, ' ' ' . ' • · returned home after visiting relaUves in IIOhlo, the pu,t week. Dtalll 11111o11es Dolo'l Sttp n Dear ~len : IMIIIbl Ill 1D bllllllltlon. AI t Ir:;:;l am a bltllr, llfCNilO I• and J doo'l wbll I Do you get u tired u I do or Nflll1 - · llomtlblill about the d""tJ>.on..the-bllbwtY even 1111' Cllllldnll IUrll lllllr atatj!Ucs we ~ar befort each lladcl 1111 ..,, 1 a)Jio do a 1o1 cf major lloUdQ · For daya beo good bu1 110bodf pvllllll endlore, we'" bolnblrded with " lhould , ltop 1b, dlcllons ol how 1111117 .,....14 1114 pt.olft - DISGUfl'. there will be, how many killed, ED all the gory deiWis. And then · whlll the holidaY Dalr Dlquttld: for "· lllOII&h, there In 11101'1 thsn Jut year. Vou liNd lurlbtr lileraP/• Tbe inslllubm you menlloo baa sn out.palil!ll clialc, Tab ldo So what good d:"'' It do vsnta&t of the help It 1111era, predict? Why lsn t the 11111118Y and I'm aurt 7011'U 1ean1 tllert'• which ls opent on bi'OIIdcaotl"f muc11 tUD abllll of a wolllll dire wiU'J]ings and wrlttnc who learllf 1101 Ill look baok. retm.s of deatb-publldty H neled lnltud Into J118kina t h e ' lifer? - TIRflD WamiDI DffiGES Dear Helel: Dear Tired: Whtn you mentloP ow pOoll, I'm IIIIo tired of dirt" that let 1111 sdd 1 warn~n~. dOII'I seeJII to lower the hiP· A women asked my daup. way earnaga. But the I o I ter for a ride in her eer. A boy would notably go even !pto them ~linl my II the gruesome atatlalica car, but not hurtlnl n't pubUsbed. - H. the woman. Yet ahe sued 1111 Dear Helen: for ~110,1100. ThJa hal Ora I am a f4.yur-o14 two-year nlibtmare· My and 1 live alone and hate it. 1 carried paaaenser m. have three Cood cblldren, . bul for only •10,001. Until two yell'l! ago We bope It wiD be 1'11114 a fraud> 111181'rled. . R eports F rom Th e Capt 1o ~?JuEo::~ c. WU.SON Ipolitician In eontrut to Woodrow !urco 111 to trJ It apia, ~ snother WOIIWI'S spartment. ,~:::u~·:: ~ 117 LYLE for Low Prices · for your size tire I I ..,... -'7 -1Ji6 'CAR OR SMALL WE'LL FIT 'EM ALL WITH GUARANTEED GOODYEAR TIRES WITH TUFSYN RUBBER Cll' No Trade-in Needed "*' :::~ !.'~e~.~ ~'::'!. ·~dy .R~~n} U~'e I ~lored anar..u:, ~ * ~ w.;. Size 8.00 x 14 Tubeless Pac TIN kard. Ny lon AI 1 ~Weather ~pend ~0 hi~_ ~t Bladl._l' Whtt.rwall &!'1.50 21.70 120.50 %6 00 %,.~ ~" ~ 2.f. mo. AD prlceo plua tu ,,, zs:75 ... ,Jlill. · Size 7.50 x 14 or 6. 70 x 15 Tubeless Fi t~:~: Chevf?let, Ford, Plymouth, Dodge, Merwry, Pontlae " Hudson, Kauer, Ra.-o.bler. ' 1 Ttre Gaaraatee Nylon All·Weather "4r 15 mo. Nyloa All-Weather 18 mo. Nyloa Safety AU-Weather ZIOlO. I m.dr.wal w•tt.wall ,11.6t .IS.st IS 45 15.(5 18.9t tiro All prices pl111 las Tln Nylou All-Weather •4r Nylon AU·Weather Safetr _AU-Weather and famlly. Mr. Fred Will of Richmond, Is here to vlslt wlth h 1 and daughter. Mrs. has been here to assist her ther, Mrs. Rosa Fink, who been Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Will l[d•IUgitter will leave lor a visill/1 with her brother and larrlily,, II Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fink Charleroi, Pa. Mrs. Eugene Weigand Is cuperating at the home of daughter, Mrs. Fred Tripp. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwartz over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. William Ken· llne:dv. Pomeroy, Mi9S Marilyn IIS!thWJorlz and Mr. John Hetch· bolh of Parkersburg. Visiting with Mr, and Mro. Curtis McDaniel on Mr. and Mr•. Marous McDaniel, Mrs. Charles Frye and daughters, aU of Point P~;~~i \1 ant; and Mr. and Mrs. H McDaniel, and Mi" BaJ·baJrall Ellen McDaniel, all of Columbus. Mrs. He•ter Raybum has ro1 lltur·nect home from a visit with her son and daughter-in-law, . and Mrs. Sterling Rayburn Perth Amboy, N. J. Mrs. Murl Megee visited the weekend with the• ,~:i: \1 II e•end and Mrs. Richard W children al Rainelle, Gui'UI&ee BJac,ll-.11 IS.... 1811\0. liMo. • 9.69 13.45 15.90 BllllZeS ID -Ill styles - REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR SO burry! 14.9S & 13.95, NOW 11.9S & IUS, NOW ::::_:-- _· ----::~ 9.95, 8.95, 7.9S & 6.9S VALUES NOW _____ 5.95 AND 4.9S, NOW ...... ____ _ .. . 3.50 VALUES, NOW ........... : :: ... 2.91 VALUES, NOW __________, ...... VALUES TO ~US, ON SALE NOW ------------ -- $t3.00 VALUES TO 17.95. ON SALE NOW ·-------------- $8.88 VALUES TO 10.95, ON SALE NOW ------------ · -· $6.00 CHILDREN'S SPORTSWEAR SALE :~gii~S, REGULAR 2.98 _.............. .. SALE 1.91 SHO \:• REGULAR 1.91 ................. - SALE 1.66 S OR , REGULAR 1.69 ............... . _ SALE 1.00 HH RTS, REGULAR 1.S9 ......... _.. .... . SAL! 1.00 S 0 RTS, REGULAR 1.39 ...... -........ .. SALE 1 00 SHORTS, REGULAR 1.19 ........ .. , ______ SALE ilk SHORTS, REGULAR 1.00 __ ......... ___ ... SALE 88c SHORTS, REGULAR 59c _ · --- -- -- -- ---· SALE 39c SHORT SETS. REGULAR 3.98 -- --- --------- SALE 2 44 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 2.91 -------------- SALE 1'91 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.98 -------------- SALE 1:66 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.79 -------------- SALE 1 33 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.29 ............... SALE 1:oo SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.00 ............... SALE 18e PEOAL PUSHERS, REGULAR 1.91 .......... SALE 1.66 PEDAL PUSHERS, REGULAR 1.79 __________ SALE 1 33 PEDAL PUSHERS, REGULAR 1.19 ...... .... SALE isc SLACKS, REGULAR 2.91 ---------·.. ..... _ SALE 1.98 SLACKS, REGULAR 2.29 - ---------------· SALE 1.66 SLACKS, REGULAR 1.91 ........ _____ .. __ SALE 166 CULLOTTES, REGULAR 1.98 ----------------· SALE 1:66 SUN SUITS REGULAR 1.29 ---.............. SALE 1.0D BLOUSES, REGULAR 1.91 ----------- ------ SALE 1 44 BLOUSES, REGULAR 1.69 ................. SALE 1:oo ILOUS!S REGULAR 1.49 ----------- ------ SALE 1.00 BLOUSES, REGULAR 1.00 ............. ~ ... SALE 77e TERRY CLOTH, rogulor 1.00 ----------· Sale, yd 77o CHINO CLOTH, rogulor 1.00 -----------~~~ Sale, 66< yd: •n.lt SAIL CLOTH, regulu 79c - ---------------· Salt, yd. SOc DENIM, .-.gular 79c __ . - ------------Stlt, yd. SOc PERCALE. rqular 49c & 39c __________ ·____ Stlt, 3 yds. $1 16.15 JIUI Special Sale! ladies' NEW FALL BLOUSES - 3.33 «l•r..._ Ba.dl.-. Mrll. W•hewall 18 mo, .19.20 · f2!.20 limo. • 31.75 · 28.5D Custom Sapor..CIIohlow'1f 24 •o. ZUO 31.60 ' AU prkeo p1uo tax Nylcm AII-Weother " Safety All-Weather a 4 , Ray Crank and Mrs. Reynolds were atthe State Home Dembuslnesa meeting at Caesar, Webster County. *************** SiH UOx 18 Tubeleu ftte Chevy U. eom.t,.Fa1con. 0. Ttn I ' = ~, . . . . .U••..I '•n•• V-.&. PairlanL . .._, :;"... AD-'II'eotlw . t:;;':;:' ~l:.t:' '•. -:;~ Cornlr, SafoQ> AlloW..... - I Jl ... . lUI .U,.._plutu . ' H.Jt Jl ALL nilES MOUNTED FREEt NO MONEY DOWNl . '~ . •. · . . . . . . . S . IIA~WIDE ROAD. HAZAAD AJCD QUALm QUA••-· ; 0 I t1J1 I II ..... • """"'_.. . !"-Are~ Hatlota·Whllln WrDw: 1.. Apln&t MnJMI ,.... .....,.' .. ......I, cull :;. -:::.. " : ...... KNEECAPPERS REGULAR 1.99 ... __...... _.... . AIR&:_,......-& a J.s•• ,._,.- NOW 1.66 SLACKS R98. 3.98 ··-· Now 2.99 R... 2.98 .... Now 1.99 R... 1.99 .... Now 1.66 CAPRIS ............... .. NOW 1.66 R... 2.91 .... - 1.91 Now Reduced! Ladies' SWIM SUITS R... 14.95 & 12.95 __ Solo 1.00 Rog. 10.95 ____ Sale 7.00 R... 9.95 ---· Salo 6.00 Reg. 1.95 ____ Solo 5.00 Reg. US a US --·- Sato 4.00 CHILDREN'S SWIM WEAR REDUCED Rogular 6.95 .... Sale S.OO Regullr 4.9S ____ Solo U3 R...,lor 3.98 .... Sale 2.99 Regular 2.91 .... Soto 2.:13 Regular 1.91 .... Salo 1.66 SPECIAL SALII Door Buster SPECIALS R"''ul•r 1.91 BIRDSEYE DIAPERS This Sale $1.44 Sale! WASH CLOTHS _ This Sale 10 for 99c Sale! DISH CLOTHS _ This Sale 12 for $1 .' . · Ladlet'- MM.'&- Children's BEACH SANDALS Your Choice 29c pr. Special Purchase! Heavy Foam Back Rugs 18x27- 44c 24x36 - 1.66 27x48 1.99 ' Lar11 S•l• Group LADIES' PURSES HAT RIOT, Ladies YOUR CHOICE On S1le At $l.OO Reg. 3.98, 2.98, 1.98 99c SPECIAL PURCHASE! Reg. 1.98 N4w Roclucocl LADIES' JAMAICAS (American Made) _ $1. New Fall CORDUROY in all shades _ 66c yd. NYLON HOSE SALE SELF-SEAM NYLONS SEAMLESS NYLONS -- -------------- · Popular shades. Sizes 8 th to 3k PAIIt 4ok PAIR 1t:------------- · Clearance! Men's & Boys' SWIM TRUNKS Reg. 3.9S _. __ Sole 2.66 Reg. 2.91 _. _. Solo 1." Reg. 1.98 .. - Sale 1.66 Out They Go! Men's Straw Hats, All '1h Price MEN'S TOYO CAPS 14c e EARLY-BIRD SPECIALS Boys' 13% Ounce WESTERN JEANS pr. 1.99 Boys' Short Slnve SPORT SHIRTS, Reg. 1.39 Sale nc WASH & WEAR DRESS PANTS Come a running for the best bareain buys of the year an ~en ·~ wash · ~ wear slacks. You'll fi nd just about everythin-g tn th1s se lecti on _ ___ to wear now and on into fall. Shop early!! Sizes 29 to 44 . REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR 7.95 7.50 6.9S S.95 VALUES VALUES VALUES VALUES ----------------· --- -- ------·--·" __________ ___ _, __ .... ____________ . NOW NOW NOW NOW Rog. 3.95 ·- --- 3.00 R... 2.98 . -·- - 1.99 R... 1.98 ... --- UO R... 1.59 ___ ___ 1.00 MEN'S WORK CLOTHING AT SPECIAL SUMMER SAVINGS! Stock up now while prices are at a new low . All famoUI brand nationally .o dvertised cl othin&: in quality materiall. Shop early!! WORK UNIFORMS PANTS, , ... 3.9S -.. _ 3.33 SHIRTS, ,... 2.91 ____ 2.44 PANTS, reg. 2.98 -... 2.44 SHIRTS, r... 2.29 _.. _ 1.11 Men's Bib OVERALS Sele 2.99 A dependable nationally advertised brand . Union made. San· forized 10 oz. denim with e-raduated rise for better fit . Reinfor ced at strain points . Man's 10 Ounce DUNGAREES Special Low Price 1.88 Boys• 10 Ounee DUNGAREES, Sizes 6 to 12 2 pr. 3.00 &rMII, Medium •nd X Luge Men's American Made SPORT SHIRTS _ $1. Men's Chambray WORK SHIRTS . 99c 5ptJel•l Purchase! Siz" 7 to 10th . Don't Mia Thirl Men's Plain Toe WORK SHOE $3.99 e OPENING DAY SPECIALS Regular 37.95 BICYCLES _ Sale Price $29.95 20 in. boys· or girls bicycle, 24: in . boys' or llirll bicycle and 26 in . boys ' or girls' bit·yde. Rttular 20.90 Zebco 66 Reel & Rod, This Sale $9.99 SAVE ON CANNON SHEETS White 7lx99 . 1.69 7lx101 1.79 81 x99 . .. 1.79 - Colored While Colorool 1.99 8lx101 -----· 1.H- 2.1? 2.09 Full Flttocl .... 1.19- 1." 2.09 Twin Flttocl .... 1.79 - 1.19 Pillow Cases, White pair 18c pair $1.00 Colored Famous "HOPE" MUSLIN _ 4 yerds $1.00 UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 5 ydL $1 Sale 100% Foam Bed Pillows _ pelr $2.00 TOWELS 20x40 Bath Towels, Asst. Solids_ 33c Hch 20 x 40 STRIPES 2 for' $1 SALE! ELECTRIC BLANKm AUGUST SALE PRICED! TWO.YIAR GUARAMTiill TWIN, Sinelo Control _ 1.11 FULL, Slottllo cantNI fM FULL, Dual Cont"'l ____ IO.a ., HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS ONLY .2.99 Cto-1 VoiUH to 1.91 n~l LADiiS' JEWELRY THIS SALE 50c LadiH' COTtON HALF SLIPS 2 for $1.00 SPECIAL P\IRCHASitl ~O~FORT 5.00 4.66 4.00 MEN'S SPORT SHIRT SALE! LADIES' BLOUSES, Reg. 1.00 val. _ _ nc SHOP IN .•• AIR Conditioned ·, 5.00 All Summer Sport Shirts, Knit Shirh qnd S.nlons Full site spreads designed to bring new btautJ to I lt;.tOIIWbttpuM!tureLIJMitNtoortaiMIOWMrfGriMIIftl:lr« WUflui.. liP Mel ...... without IMit ........ 01 !_-U.S. ore.... . . tMH ..,.,.dment alo11rnce oa,......,. •teet..-.. R... 3.91 .... Now 2.99 R... 1.91 .... Now 1.66 Reg. 4.98 .... Now 3.00 Reg. 2.91 .... Now 1.99 R... 1.91 ... _ Now l.cl6 Reg, 3.95 .... N... 2.99 Nyloa AU-Weather 18 •o. ~lUS /" .lUI Safot7 AU·Wealbor 2l•o. · WI 18.11 •• ...- -~· AD prleM , ... tu · .., SiH UO z 13 Tube!- ftla Buick Spoelal, Olcla F-"• . 1.77 CULOTTES . I tt - JAMAICAS REGULAR 1.98 "COMPACT'''. Car Sizes • Mit R... S.95 --·- Now 3.99 R... 2.91 .... Now 1.99 - Flta: Eclael, DeSoto, Cheyaler, Pontiae, Moreury, OtdomobDo.l ·. YU. M Reg. 2.98, on ule 1t - 2.77 LADIES' WEAR SKIRTS Size 8.50 x 14 Tubeless nm.. R!G. 5.9S .... NOW 3.99 REG. 3.91 ____ NOW 2.66 REG. 1.98 ____ NOW 1.66 Sew it yourself and Save! Shop our bi& sale group today! Wlltmr:• ·- r.::~~"ll*' Fl $7:110 $5.110 $3.66 $2.77 $1 .98 Infants' Organdy SUN DRESSES $1.00 Girls 'Carole' COTTON PANTIES, 2-16, 3 pr $1 One Group ladies' Coats & Car Coats Reg. 1.91, on • $8 00 GIRLS' DRESS SALE! REG. 7.95 .... NOW 4.99 REG. 4.95 ---- \OIOW 2.99 REG. 2.91 --·- NOW 1.99 Reg, \.98 Reg. 3,95, on ule •t SU£Corance And Nortuhnce Shouldn't Be Underrated ' r~::~:onTurner Sunday r s. andwith Mrs.MPaul Now'~ the time to shop and save more on fashions to wear now mto fall : We've made prices too tempting to pass by because we must dear our entire stock of budget-to-better drea~es! _You'll find loads of sty1es in every group, but not SALE! DRESS MATERIALS BERRY'S I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lisle two sons of Granville, Oh:io II .All pr'- plu IU ~ "~ow~:::'':.'!: Society News 81 x 108 STRIPE BED SHEETS _ SALE $1.66 PILLOW CASES TO MATCH ea. 88c SUMMER CLEARANCE DRESSES HudiiOil, N..h, Slud<baker, Willya. .J ~:-"'lap~ R... 4.9S - Sale 3.00 R... 3.9S -· Solo 2.44 Reg. 2.91 - Solo 1.91 e EARL Y·BIRD SPECIALS Flta: Older moclels of Ford P1)"1119Uth, Chevrolet. Doclro, ;'~ =~a~ d.. ..,.. w• l Mason . .. Size 6.70 x 15 Tube-type '••M•m"'l~. ~ c:m. ' Cu1!1om Super-cusbioa ...!,m,: day 's llledl'ca I Re• nort 1,..l ~ 'I:' C..raMH 18 •o. NYon 1 8 a 1et)' AII-We.1 lher ·21 mo. ~DJpoeliOD, ~ch 'I Fits: Most models of Dodge, Pontiae, Mereury, Oldamobile, Thund erbird, Ambana!or, Edsel DeSoto Chrraler ~ty w~ :aPJ':n,. llov~ Shop Friday Til,&p.m.- Saturday Til9 p.m. our parade qf dressy and casual fo&w ear. Better march right down for best selection! ~ravely. !u,. to~ --~~ ~dlfflrull Pl:=.11 SALE STARTS FRIDAY AUGUST 2·· 9 AM Frank liarris, Muon, lletilulll • Opening Day Speciels Lewis, Letart Route, Morris P-ttr Brand R... Sc Johnson of West aDd CANDY BARS 6 for 1Sc Norman Van Meter ot port, RusseU McMUlan of Sale! KING SIZE PLASTIC DRAPES _ 44c pair and Bll Maltoa of West SUMMER SHOES IIO>lunobia c:alled on Dan a Come and sho'p our spectacular shoe 5avings. You'll cheer ll"''w•s tlle past week. 1 ~oiocquot Higgins and of Pt. '~ on Mrs. Clara wmtama .hi"' typewrlt~r. IN.: T DEPT. S News, Events pools llbollld be wr1 are, naturellement, aome Paris corres- ladles alavln& over a hot United Pross JDtemallbnal Wibwn or almoa III)'OIIt you our proparaU.U. to lUI In I IUffared a 111rV0U1 brut. thtlr inluriiiCIII adequatl. pondentl at the trial of Dr. Stephen Last night as he brought me the thtrd The rod hot question about the I might aomt. 'ftl4 tat bin l!lll · llaBI rudlaoN. But ill ICtUI1 doWD and .,... confined for tan 1 dlllllei'WI busllteu Ward, but their reactions are not what round of coffee he asked: "You are still test ban Ia not whether 1ocb an have KeomodJ aolnl for II u well praeUeo, p11"1ic111arl7 bl a IOCieiJ UADER the average person might expect. While working. madam?" I nodded eloquently •areement Is uraenUy ®airabl• i •• tilt peoplt'l prayorful hopl of fret cbol011 we calllllll iiHp 'ftl4 low IUC<OI'ID<e man wltll a Dear 118Jan: the Ango-Saxon reporters fill their at my portable, which was sending up oow but whetloer the liov•et Union , that ,.,..mont lillY bt had to lop • fllabt tetllltilll eonceatrlt- blgb Plll'iUriDC!I wile ave notebookll u fast aa they can write, our little puffs of smoke. He shook his bead ean be bound to • teat ben that end the nuclear 111111 ,..,.. IDi on tho prtPI!IIiNI cf 111 ... imprlulon too g I had illwaya thOIJ8hl II was French collea11ues seem in no hurry to "That is bad, madam," he said. would re..onably and properly The people'• pra,.,rul hope plrbnolll whleh mQ or mQ 1101 ' ' on parents for lbllr take down the testimony. An amusing 'It Is too much." Go tell that to the edl· protect u.s. interests. will 1111ke It juat oo IIIU<h more IPs plal!l on aa UIIOtrliJII data II All lhll relll'l octntiflellly to get married, bUI elderly Parisienne who sits sucking on tor, Ludwig. Tbo u.s. intereat io the inltrest dllllcult !IX' th011 who qu..Uoa tho future. "compltmlllllrlty" which I • now I wcnder. My daughltr pieces of hard candy is my favorite of By their shoes ye shall know them in of the men, women and children the toot bin to obtain popular eoa· th... npertm- put ......,... recenUy aad In lllldlthe lot. She sits in my row, in the Ward case. The majority of street- of tlle United Stilt.. to live their •ideralton of ltvltlmata Nlatod .. CM't Matllt.ala anot and alll'iUriDC8 lion to a biB and apllll1ya French and in Enilish alternately, and walkers who have turned up to testify liv.. aquallJ ..fe fi'Om nuclear quo•tiono. Rop. Crall Roomtr ": lib-1 liQ alland in a 1Iooe. The se1eashe bad lour lho1N"• one would like to give her Madame La· have favored a kind of footgear that perand cripplini fall out. <J\.Callf.) 11 1 COIIJI"'UWMI !Ia- • .;r• f4r 1101111 oa tiltl, II their report to t h o her honor. NatuniiJ farges frilled cap and a bit of knitting to haps is comfortable for pavement pound· Nobody could be against that. puhli<aa opoblmaa on 1111 barl Y llaD can Poycholocleol lVII Invited to aU, arid bouihl 11 make her seem at home. On the day of ing. It is a shoe with a covered toe and It ...ms. however, that to policy. Ho hu bop to uk 1101111. "' ·~ ll8id they bad aBBwned the to all. You now, 11101!11, the moat lurid evidence, with prostitutes heel, but open sides with just a narrow question evon aently whether tho question·•· one of them about th8 lng: cu'l stve ebeap clfta. undulating in and out of the witness box horizontal atrap going from . front to propooed test ball properly pro- Soviet pod filth. The lhll "Complementii'IIJ 111 When It w• onr, n ware • . , tellin& about 1ex parties with four to the back. tect1 u .s. 1nt.ar01ls II 1 . Soviet• vloliiAICI· • tall moratorl- and found 11 impottlble Cll _ . a1 netdl lade to · b1 debl room and orgies of masochism, this la<\y . . . Ricardo featu':e.s them, and buallkllll. To oo qlliiiiOn 11 like , um in Sfpllmber 1111, btvlai ,. graa · ·· of the presl took a note. She oat ao do Vtckie Barrett and others. The questioning tho 1 a II<!J.t y of prep...., bl ...,... tor elll'iu or lloll. . . tioaal F•tlfloalloq for bOth lfow -ther d'ughter II on the bench etuckin& and sigl>Jng and girls also run to very short skirts, dyed II!Dtherhood the worth of li- in-the-air blaoq · Tho l'rllldtal - ijiM!killtd Pelll lhll1 dOlt -dtplameJio llnl married, and It Will be :an shaking her in - but not hair (preferably some shade of red) and brariel, the• merit ol aood workl. u.a. llehiDtl at hit Feb., 7 eoaf- tlrltJ, and tho .dtirte cf llflec. to do over .,.m. I Clll't , d f d' I ld . . h k C t thl k f It · d h od and Aid: tlonaJ ,FatifleltiOII, 10 lha ibowm, t he km o liJUS yo11 wou 1magme. eavy eye ma eup. ome o n o • To question motea of to cheer On Marc I, IIIII. KOlin y an- "W m ........ 111 ..,...~- ...... lnfl ...illfa t u rb'"'• 't to -'tbo•" "'"sndWhalI "Zut, how boring," she said "These these days that combination ml!'ht add Is alm01t to endorat tin. The nouncod lbat tbl Unllod State~ • w . ..,..,....., _ ..w•• _ •..,y .-"" ~ vora01111~ IIIII 1° "' •• • ..,,. 1 girls. Boring, boring, boring." Proving up to a description of some of the fin· questions are be&UmJna to COllie, would r<Sumo tests. But there provldeo lor lff..UV. ••• of••""' IJII'ctPtioP 9f other hll'd-preqed llllllll.-. that it takea all kinds and Vlve La est ladies in ooclety. however, and 101110 of them will had been 110 u .s. preparabut "'' UllllOI tPt &pOUJe. In thll situ11GD1 - NtAB France. London reporters who worked on bave tu be on.....-ed Uon therelol'l thoro ""' a tub- leu. It many IPOIIthl ID For the husbands the Dear Near-Broke: The strenuous work I have be•n (>Ut- the Profumo affair from the earliest sta· llulldlDJ To Ftc)t staatlal 111 In U.o u.s. eflort to mental resulll amply 01n. ll1il tlng .in at the trial Is telling on me. no ges did not spend all th~ir time In The u.s. Senate il buikllna up / eatcb up with tha llovlttl. ~ · t, '!"'D ~··..-- 1beoe essUIIIPIIoPf . tile question about it. One morning, in 1 WhitehaU or in the fairly nice neighbor· to tho kind ol dolmybrook that aoamor't stretacY hu beoll tn ""'' • whose sueeoranc:e I don't llllow whit othtr 1 rush to leave the hotel and get to court, hoods where Dr. Ward had his numer- occompanlod the eons!Qeratlon quota fr<>m Kennody'o 2t llosmor hall IUU•Iod an 11'01 hit wife'a nurturanee hafd,preaeillll>tlten would do. I forgot part of my co$tume. Jt was the ous flat&. Nor in Chester Gate at Reg· nearly e yean aKP of tho Treaty stQtemenl• IIX' clllle oerutlQf wileD th8 tat from "C0111Pleme11tlrity" aac1 tha but THIS mother wwl4 111'11 first time since I was four years old that ents Park, site of Mr. Profumo's elegant ol Versam.. and the League ol ·•we know enough now lbout treaty reaches the '!e•ato Many wlfa wul'IW8l'ded with an • .,... what lhl was abll snd II o P I had Bone out without my little white town house, which was dealgned by Nations. The Treaty and the broken negotlaliont, oecret prepa• prayorful advoeare. of e tal baa able huolland. about what others gloves. Nash and is equipped with a formidable League wer" defeated. Thia. com· rations and U. e advantqn prol>•bly would wanl the lenlt. l1lte your dlqhtlrl Some unhappy auditor 11canning the butler named Briscoe. They also were parlson dOOIJ not, howevtr lfllply 1ained from a long test series to explore that area thoroogbly Hartl To mmey d-'t atretqh food charges on my blll at the Dorcltea· obliged to venture Into the byways of thai the test b"i' will lose. Young[ never to offer 1181'111 an Ull· before 11vtng Ill advice aacl con· The wlve1 llowM1' did not fONYor : II the; dlln't, t.IU 1 ter is going to conclude that I my London's leas favored dlstrlct1 aueh as President KOIUltdy is a m_.ter Inspected moralorlum. Sorlie IDlY otnt. eoqflrm lbe The ,. 111'811'1 nadr for l!lll'rilp.-JI. stay here entertaining the poer of Lon· Weatbourne Road, whero the denizens --.. don. Actually, I have not even had of that part ol town frequent wild clubl sulll indlcatod lllilt to tbem II Prince Philip to tea. But since 1 VI ca\led The Rio, The Fleata and Number didn't make much differeD"' bow been working more or less around th• 6. It il common to see bottle 11ghll on much or how Uttla clock - In fact, much more than less the sidewalk outside the.e cafes, and ra· odiQtlltoj 1 have been eating to keep up my zors and awitchblade knives frequently By Wayne G. 11n1111tladt, M.D. ly when they find their lessons shoulders and stand ur lit up oald. "perilapo of • il•~==·lt~~~= strength. 1 have breakfast In the morn· flllh on the premises. W<Jian_it..became Two doclnrs ill Ohio had 1 borlntl. Tucbtrs may be able alra!Bhl lillY tvtn auravato clrtn provldoc1 wltll -~-1 ing, high tea in the afternoon, dinner known that Dr. Ward ani! ll;hristtne and ~urpriH when thtY X·rayecl an 1!1 find e IIIOI'al In tllil. rOIIIICHbouldendrten. lullitiea lor effectlonal when I get hungry (which Is almost im· 10m1 of Christine's West lltdian lovers 1-year-<~ld ~ChootsJrl and f nd t10111 1111 thell' banda medlatefy after tea), 1 late supper while U>lld to bang out in Westbourne !toad, tllal the tar 8 lnteolllle Q _ )I' daulhtar 1lt 1IJ llQportanl, therefore, IIIIo aro I am wrljing my overnight and a li&llt editors used more caution than usual in tained spoiJI the X-rays had It very round-shouldered. Is she f r t ol .Ill to look Ill· lhtlll. snack before I ~o to bed for my three· auianinll their staffs to cover tile niaht failed 10 otr 18 It too o14 to have auythiJII dona to her Renarai hyglon"'. Oo!ts '11111 epcolftod llowhour aleep. The night room waiter on apott. On& pap~r sent three re!JOrt•n that the ~~ld ~ · eeeJIIICI to 1traigbten up bfr lbQuldera? she eat tJIOUib ol the right thulrl O(luld 11111 bet l'lludecl tha eighth floor has become quite con- together - a former war hero with the . c ad owallowed loocl8? ~ she get enoush tho lPI eellntlflc word 011 eerned about me . He is a handsome RAF, and ex-boxer end 1 judo npert. tiny fragments ot molal ... A- Tllere IJ • wide v.,Iauoa rest? DoC' the mUI lrlends IUbjeot llueoorwa 111111 actw-1 rome other substance t h a t In what I• eonslclered normal. easily? U not. your ~~ 1111)' lllct ~ dltfleult "' llllalllrt wllb 'l'llli ALMANAC and Soturn. In 1110'7. ihe us. Air JC'orce wa• · ~~ hU:.eXi:!l' as they Pill In ICIIIle persoM, ro1111d-choul· wsnl to mike JOII)ell)leCll!c ret ..,. precilloD ill 1111 IPdtricltllll. By Uollocl - . ·lldenolloaal 'l'holle born l.uelay lpclucle Amer·[ born. with tho aeronautieal divi-[ heg d y. defed~ess 1• t• a larse part ommendatlons to fit her case. and there lathe qullllaa a1 tiber Today is Thursday, A•i· I , the lean author Hemlln Melville, in slon being tel up in the US. actors at first wmMiered hereditary. If 10111' dnuallter AilS, a p)llJWilly wanllt? illf1uellau whleb !;;..':'"-"' 113th doy ot 1961 with 1!11 to 1811. Mmy office. I ether she hall been takln8 bas alwa)'l been l'ClUlld-shoul- mal<• hersolf look "' aU..CIIvl lllom to wultld -~::! follow . On thil c1a7 1n htetory: In 1913, five Negroes were klllecl any! kl~ of medicine the! IJI!Cilt dered, her lnberllecl i>one lt1'Ue- Q pclliSibl~. U Pe Ill llllltlvaiAICI They boptd ftllo'il p 0 Tho moon II •pproachlna its In 1'1!10, the first U. S. Censu• and 500 ill)urecl in o race riot In '''" s adows 00 an X-ray fUnl. ture mlf be the cause. II, haw· to want ' Joi'Oli her beel, sbe IIIIo would ~ 11tto full phaH. wa• taken Tht populatiCMI was ' tho Harlem diotrlcl o[ New York She had not. Neither had ISile ever, Ills • reeent development will stv• !lor ·lloeture •• IIIllCh The momin& stan .,. Jupit« [ S.lll9.2l4. · [ City. Pollee jaUrcl 500 others. boen eatlna metal pelleto ol II moy be due to ~hronlc laUg- attention as slie stvea the otber any kind. ue. Then, too, a .child m a y .,peels of lfoomlliJ. I do pot Do I T' Had lbe be.. eadllg 11111· slouch because •he baa not de- think that putting her back 111 1 t une -·•-... lblng at au betwee• 111eaif? At veloped oelf-eoatidence. Coostant phllt.er cast wou14 be adv!JB· laat, after dlblldng hard 1 b e Jdmonlllon to throw back the ble. coalesaecl 1111t Ia 1C1Jt11 1 b e would ofte• nll>ble "' ber eruer. It cllda't lUte load, Ill I lb9n II dicla'l Iaiiie bid eiiiMr, ·4fter all, a lllrl ba• to do ....,. thing while 1be 11 111111n1 It r . . . . to tnd. Then tlle doctors observed 11 D~ lllfiTII lllCl L8wffi!ce Cl!ltiJllollt ot t1)e limilar X-rtJ flntllnel In 1 U. 111'1 ,...... Nfor J!eHardl Celller for blDQID ,._ year-<~ld boy. They 11kod hl!l' NZ1V YORX (IJPI)- Among ti01111 at New Y111'lr: University got . jllll one que~tlon. Did he Dibble the human .attributes are ,....,.. a new slant on them ID ~ bll eraser m ll!hool! lfe cll4. ll1d nwturanne and ,.,u lotloaD1 taRIDI tho marrlad The nut awp Wl8 lo pi X«YJ lhoulda'l anclirrtll their 1n1p1rt. OOUJ>Iel wllo bad l>ten ...Uallr of several brands of IC!ll<>ol - . Thrte pqolloJoclltl bava ..IDI them 1ro111 1 to • , . _ lrallet'l. that blockld 1111 louad lhtJ IIIII' - 1 • - · · X-rays were found to contain MP•ct 101' .. wlfl'o oplnlcml. IJ,IIlj( Ill QloQ llll!opoae, I PlaJniDt tltat COQo 'IPIIeB 1111 bulblnd Wll bJib In talno line and barium. Ill paycbolosY'I Klelltlflc Jef· -IDCIItld bla wUt wu blab Jl'ortunalt()l tltil OllDipound 11 100 - - If lbf aof4 to ,.. Ill nurtumot, IIlii!' fouiid. be hannleu. But. In all fatme11, eetv. lffKIIoD. IYIJIPIIII7 and ~~~~~, iliCilold to '*PI IMr II lllUII be admliW thai It baa IIIC'OUI'IIIllltlll.. and lllll.IUriiMII jl~ u IOfP'L B alai no food value, We havt """Wll II tilt lllld to (llvl lfffdillll, lll1l'llld lbal Wf11 wltltl be ...., tor a Iolli liDie t1ta1 ln!snlti w111 IYIDDilby and llleOQrllll!lflll, low lit ~ and alii Wll put snythiqf(· they ean reach In- No oae will cloubt ttiat both art low Ill llllfluranl:i. to lbllr moutba. We IIDIIIl 0,., dMpb' involvad ll1 mao; of the allo l'teOI1Ilze !QI achool ehU.j 1111111 and wvm- ..:1 dreo wlll cbsw Bll't!MI that i . . a IIIID ""' •IIICIC!te 1ooUM Ida doesn't tasle terrible, especial- Iln. lrwill XII•, Melvill Q>blil IIJlOIIM wu •IIM>IIbll ~. scarce!~ h~ad disgu~t • - - - - - - - - -lw:.rt ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN German with a Luftwaffe accent, and London Diary. Ah. the French. There evidently he Is unaccustomed to seeing mutt~ring •I O.ifton [Jelen llelp ·Us! National Legislative Confennce will do ori theae notions. As a full body It took no stand on them last year. . Considerable opposition to all three pto(:IOIIII baa developed since various pilbUe fqurea bave "discovered" what wu aolne ~n, A negative stance by lh~ conference at Hawaii presumably would act as a beavy brake on· the movement for the amendments. Even without this, definite signs of a alowdown in the drive began to appear a .month or two ago. And It Is 1 long way . from a dozen states to the needed 34. Strateey of the proponents Is to win approval flnt of the measure w h i c h would eall! state action on constitutional amendments. That would wipe Conaress out of the picture in auch efforts, and J!WVlde simply that when two-thirds of flie state pass an identical amendment, It Is automatically submitted for ratifi· cation . The theory in puJhina this iJ that, If It wina, It will be easier thereafter to gain the necessary state endorsement of the other proposals. All three are currently handicapped by a cumbersome constitutional procedure never successfully applied by the states. The events In Hawaii may determine whether the alate•' riehts amendments &e! 11 new boost or a hard brake, Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting • ~~7 &mtlnel, ~-1114dlepm(O., A.U,.l, ltlll Deeision In Hawaii The National Ugislatlve Conference, an arm of t.h e Council of State Govern- · m~ta. wiU tJh, ;bother look at the three ~ailed "states' rigbla" constltu· tiona! amendments in its Hawall HI· sions. The amendmtnts ·thua will havt come full circle, for tbey erew o11t of 1 report prepared by a committee of thil comer· ence and submitted last December to the General Aslembly of States. Botti tQ col)terence aod the auembly are bodies composed of state lellllaton. The usem11ly approved propQallll from the cqmrnfttee, and Nbsequently tbey were aubmiUed to all 50 atate ltlllla· lures lor tlmlr conalderatlon. The suggested amendments, ol course, are those which would create a Court of the Union superior to the Supreme Court in some matters, bar the federal courts from a role In state legislative reappor· tionment, and tlmpllfy the meana by whlc)l states can Initiate U.S. constitu· tional amendments Only lour states have aprroved the Court of the Union Idea, bu roughly a dozen bave endorsed the other measures. Two-thirds, or S4, are required to com· pel Congress to act and submit the pro· posala to all the states, with 38 approvals needed for ratification . There Is no clear word on what the . room. Fully washable spreads in ~ Reguler 39c LADIES' PANTIES _ ~ becJ.. ciO!on. W'tllem ~ 4 pelrs $1 .· ,.••"'" �; • i. "You Suppose the Boys on the· Hill . Wi II Jump for Joy?" Daily Sentinel y I \ ·' • wicl1el wert MrVtd. The .eye.· ()I Blake. • • Inc Wll apepl In pia~ Mill. EU Bllchflelcl ,of nacl-!1 ;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;..___ IMr1. Bla!D Rigp, Mrs. Bill gamea. Lay, Ohio, 11 ~ wid> Mr. Rou8b, Mrs. VtrRon Rizer, Mra. P~ALB and Mrs. Htrold Smllh. Don Rowlh ol Harlfonl; Mrs. Mr. ~ Mrs. Franll: Varian Mr. and Mrs. W1170e llu1'i Jolin McDermitt,. Mrs. Ro...u of Columbus are visiting bls doll, Mrs. Evelyn Nlebcl~MD, Rou8h, Mrs. George van Met- Pllft!llls, Mr. and Mrs. •Cbarleo Elalne ~. Ma!Gll, Mr. er Mason · MisJ Tootle Sebrell Varian. and Mra.Jolul C. Routh ' 111111 Col~la; Mrs. Roberi Mr. and Mrs. En!fl HDtrman lamlly of West Columbia STOIUt SHOWER Oblinger. Mrs. Jamet Deem anc( !amll)o ot Pl. Pleasant, Mr. leM!!II the NlchobG!! reunion 'I A stork shower wq held In New Haven ; .Mrs. James Te~ and Mra. Uoyd Hoffman and at P4rttand Sunday· . bonor of Mrs. BW Wamsley at IJ, Mrs. Robert wamaley, Mno. family of PoJ!li!I'OY visllecl Mr. ~aid KeD")' C11 Naples, Fla. ber home in llarUord. Hosteu- Uoyd Wamsley, Pt. Pleasant· and Mrs. Lew Hoffman Sunday. called OD friends Saturday. es were Mrs. Joe Kearns, Mn. Mrs. Doris Wyant, Mender: Mr. and Mrs. I~ Lewis Randy Lee LeW\& vllited J . Charles MUier and Mrs. Relph aon; Dianna Hall, Mary Ruth and Dana, J.:n. Olga Lewis atColley at New Haven Hall. Attendillg were Mrs. Lou- Hall, Mrs. Ralph Hall, Hart- tended a horso sbow at New . lse Condlf!, Mrs. Jane Cunning- ford; Mrs. Charles Kearns, Mrs. Haven Saturday plgbt. Mrs. Anna LouiSe Colley ham, Mrs. Peggy Flowers, Jan- Charles Miller, Mrs. Joe Kearns Mr. and Mra. Bob Carson family. New. Haven, vllitod et Gibbs, Mrs. Hilda Warth, Mls.o Linda Kearns, CUlton. Re- sona have returned to their Smith FriclaJ. Mrs. Donald Zerkle, Mrs. Carl fresbments of punch, dough- home ill Missouri after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Waller Blake Zerkle, Mrs. Loretta B u s b nuta potato chips and sand- her parenta Mr and Mrs Art- and 8011S, Jim and Charle8, ' ' ' . ' • · returned home after visiting relaUves in IIOhlo, the pu,t week. Dtalll 11111o11es Dolo'l Sttp n Dear ~len : IMIIIbl Ill 1D bllllllltlon. AI t Ir:;:;l am a bltllr, llfCNilO I• and J doo'l wbll I Do you get u tired u I do or Nflll1 - · llomtlblill about the d""tJ>.on..the-bllbwtY even 1111' Cllllldnll IUrll lllllr atatj!Ucs we ~ar befort each lladcl 1111 ..,, 1 a)Jio do a 1o1 cf major lloUdQ · For daya beo good bu1 110bodf pvllllll endlore, we'" bolnblrded with " lhould , ltop 1b, dlcllons ol how 1111117 .,....14 1114 pt.olft - DISGUfl'. there will be, how many killed, ED all the gory deiWis. And then · whlll the holidaY Dalr Dlquttld: for "· lllOII&h, there In 11101'1 thsn Jut year. Vou liNd lurlbtr lileraP/• Tbe inslllubm you menlloo baa sn out.palil!ll clialc, Tab ldo So what good d:"'' It do vsnta&t of the help It 1111era, predict? Why lsn t the 11111118Y and I'm aurt 7011'U 1ean1 tllert'• which ls opent on bi'OIIdcaotl"f muc11 tUD abllll of a wolllll dire wiU'J]ings and wrlttnc who learllf 1101 Ill look baok. retm.s of deatb-publldty H neled lnltud Into J118kina t h e ' lifer? - TIRflD WamiDI DffiGES Dear Helel: Dear Tired: Whtn you mentloP ow pOoll, I'm IIIIo tired of dirt" that let 1111 sdd 1 warn~n~. dOII'I seeJII to lower the hiP· A women asked my daup. way earnaga. But the I o I ter for a ride in her eer. A boy would notably go even !pto them ~linl my II the gruesome atatlalica car, but not hurtlnl n't pubUsbed. - H. the woman. Yet ahe sued 1111 Dear Helen: for ~110,1100. ThJa hal Ora I am a f4.yur-o14 two-year nlibtmare· My and 1 live alone and hate it. 1 carried paaaenser m. have three Cood cblldren, . bul for only •10,001. Until two yell'l! ago We bope It wiD be 1'11114 a fraud> 111181'rled. . R eports F rom Th e Capt 1o ~?JuEo::~ c. WU.SON Ipolitician In eontrut to Woodrow !urco 111 to trJ It apia, ~ snother WOIIWI'S spartment. ,~:::u~·:: ~ 117 LYLE for Low Prices · for your size tire I I ..,... -'7 -1Ji6 'CAR OR SMALL WE'LL FIT 'EM ALL WITH GUARANTEED GOODYEAR TIRES WITH TUFSYN RUBBER Cll' No Trade-in Needed "*' :::~ !.'~e~.~ ~'::'!. ·~dy .R~~n} U~'e I ~lored anar..u:, ~ * ~ w.;. Size 8.00 x 14 Tubeless Pac TIN kard. Ny lon AI 1 ~Weather ~pend ~0 hi~_ ~t Bladl._l' Whtt.rwall &!'1.50 21.70 120.50 %6 00 %,.~ ~" ~ 2.f. mo. AD prlceo plua tu ,,, zs:75 ... ,Jlill. · Size 7.50 x 14 or 6. 70 x 15 Tubeless Fi t~:~: Chevf?let, Ford, Plymouth, Dodge, Merwry, Pontlae " Hudson, Kauer, Ra.-o.bler. ' 1 Ttre Gaaraatee Nylon All·Weather "4r 15 mo. Nyloa All-Weather 18 mo. Nyloa Safety AU-Weather ZIOlO. I m.dr.wal w•tt.wall ,11.6t .IS.st IS 45 15.(5 18.9t tiro All prices pl111 las Tln Nylou All-Weather •4r Nylon AU·Weather Safetr _AU-Weather and famlly. Mr. Fred Will of Richmond, Is here to vlslt wlth h 1 and daughter. Mrs. has been here to assist her ther, Mrs. Rosa Fink, who been Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Will l[d•IUgitter will leave lor a visill/1 with her brother and larrlily,, II Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fink Charleroi, Pa. Mrs. Eugene Weigand Is cuperating at the home of daughter, Mrs. Fred Tripp. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwartz over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. William Ken· llne:dv. Pomeroy, Mi9S Marilyn IIS!thWJorlz and Mr. John Hetch· bolh of Parkersburg. Visiting with Mr, and Mro. Curtis McDaniel on Mr. and Mr•. Marous McDaniel, Mrs. Charles Frye and daughters, aU of Point P~;~~i \1 ant; and Mr. and Mrs. H McDaniel, and Mi" BaJ·baJrall Ellen McDaniel, all of Columbus. Mrs. He•ter Raybum has ro1 lltur·nect home from a visit with her son and daughter-in-law, . and Mrs. Sterling Rayburn Perth Amboy, N. J. Mrs. Murl Megee visited the weekend with the• ,~:i: \1 II e•end and Mrs. Richard W children al Rainelle, Gui'UI&ee BJac,ll-.11 IS.... 1811\0. liMo. • 9.69 13.45 15.90 BllllZeS ID -Ill styles - REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR SO burry! 14.9S & 13.95, NOW 11.9S & IUS, NOW ::::_:-- _· ----::~ 9.95, 8.95, 7.9S & 6.9S VALUES NOW _____ 5.95 AND 4.9S, NOW ...... ____ _ .. . 3.50 VALUES, NOW ........... : :: ... 2.91 VALUES, NOW __________, ...... VALUES TO ~US, ON SALE NOW ------------ -- $t3.00 VALUES TO 17.95. ON SALE NOW ·-------------- $8.88 VALUES TO 10.95, ON SALE NOW ------------ · -· $6.00 CHILDREN'S SPORTSWEAR SALE :~gii~S, REGULAR 2.98 _.............. .. SALE 1.91 SHO \:• REGULAR 1.91 ................. - SALE 1.66 S OR , REGULAR 1.69 ............... . _ SALE 1.00 HH RTS, REGULAR 1.S9 ......... _.. .... . SAL! 1.00 S 0 RTS, REGULAR 1.39 ...... -........ .. SALE 1 00 SHORTS, REGULAR 1.19 ........ .. , ______ SALE ilk SHORTS, REGULAR 1.00 __ ......... ___ ... SALE 88c SHORTS, REGULAR 59c _ · --- -- -- -- ---· SALE 39c SHORT SETS. REGULAR 3.98 -- --- --------- SALE 2 44 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 2.91 -------------- SALE 1'91 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.98 -------------- SALE 1:66 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.79 -------------- SALE 1 33 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.29 ............... SALE 1:oo SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.00 ............... SALE 18e PEOAL PUSHERS, REGULAR 1.91 .......... SALE 1.66 PEDAL PUSHERS, REGULAR 1.79 __________ SALE 1 33 PEDAL PUSHERS, REGULAR 1.19 ...... .... SALE isc SLACKS, REGULAR 2.91 ---------·.. ..... _ SALE 1.98 SLACKS, REGULAR 2.29 - ---------------· SALE 1.66 SLACKS, REGULAR 1.91 ........ _____ .. __ SALE 166 CULLOTTES, REGULAR 1.98 ----------------· SALE 1:66 SUN SUITS REGULAR 1.29 ---.............. SALE 1.0D BLOUSES, REGULAR 1.91 ----------- ------ SALE 1 44 BLOUSES, REGULAR 1.69 ................. SALE 1:oo ILOUS!S REGULAR 1.49 ----------- ------ SALE 1.00 BLOUSES, REGULAR 1.00 ............. ~ ... SALE 77e TERRY CLOTH, rogulor 1.00 ----------· Sale, yd 77o CHINO CLOTH, rogulor 1.00 -----------~~~ Sale, 66< yd: •n.lt SAIL CLOTH, regulu 79c - ---------------· Salt, yd. SOc DENIM, .-.gular 79c __ . - ------------Stlt, yd. SOc PERCALE. rqular 49c & 39c __________ ·____ Stlt, 3 yds. $1 16.15 JIUI Special Sale! ladies' NEW FALL BLOUSES - 3.33 «l•r..._ Ba.dl.-. Mrll. W•hewall 18 mo, .19.20 · f2!.20 limo. • 31.75 · 28.5D Custom Sapor..CIIohlow'1f 24 •o. ZUO 31.60 ' AU prkeo p1uo tax Nylcm AII-Weother " Safety All-Weather a 4 , Ray Crank and Mrs. Reynolds were atthe State Home Dembuslnesa meeting at Caesar, Webster County. *************** SiH UOx 18 Tubeleu ftte Chevy U. eom.t,.Fa1con. 0. Ttn I ' = ~, . . . . .U••..I '•n•• V-.&. PairlanL . .._, :;"... AD-'II'eotlw . t:;;':;:' ~l:.t:' '•. -:;~ Cornlr, SafoQ> AlloW..... - I Jl ... . lUI .U,.._plutu . ' H.Jt Jl ALL nilES MOUNTED FREEt NO MONEY DOWNl . '~ . •. · . . . . . . . S . IIA~WIDE ROAD. HAZAAD AJCD QUALm QUA••-· ; 0 I t1J1 I II ..... • """"'_.. . !"-Are~ Hatlota·Whllln WrDw: 1.. Apln&t MnJMI ,.... .....,.' .. ......I, cull :;. -:::.. " : ...... KNEECAPPERS REGULAR 1.99 ... __...... _.... . AIR&:_,......-& a J.s•• ,._,.- NOW 1.66 SLACKS R98. 3.98 ··-· Now 2.99 R... 2.98 .... Now 1.99 R... 1.99 .... Now 1.66 CAPRIS ............... .. NOW 1.66 R... 2.91 .... - 1.91 Now Reduced! Ladies' SWIM SUITS R... 14.95 & 12.95 __ Solo 1.00 Rog. 10.95 ____ Sale 7.00 R... 9.95 ---· Salo 6.00 Reg. 1.95 ____ Solo 5.00 Reg. US a US --·- Sato 4.00 CHILDREN'S SWIM WEAR REDUCED Rogular 6.95 .... Sale S.OO Regullr 4.9S ____ Solo U3 R...,lor 3.98 .... Sale 2.99 Regular 2.91 .... Soto 2.:13 Regular 1.91 .... Salo 1.66 SPECIAL SALII Door Buster SPECIALS R"''ul•r 1.91 BIRDSEYE DIAPERS This Sale $1.44 Sale! WASH CLOTHS _ This Sale 10 for 99c Sale! DISH CLOTHS _ This Sale 12 for $1 .' . · Ladlet'- MM.'&- Children's BEACH SANDALS Your Choice 29c pr. Special Purchase! Heavy Foam Back Rugs 18x27- 44c 24x36 - 1.66 27x48 1.99 ' Lar11 S•l• Group LADIES' PURSES HAT RIOT, Ladies YOUR CHOICE On S1le At $l.OO Reg. 3.98, 2.98, 1.98 99c SPECIAL PURCHASE! Reg. 1.98 N4w Roclucocl LADIES' JAMAICAS (American Made) _ $1. New Fall CORDUROY in all shades _ 66c yd. NYLON HOSE SALE SELF-SEAM NYLONS SEAMLESS NYLONS -- -------------- · Popular shades. Sizes 8 th to 3k PAIIt 4ok PAIR 1t:------------- · Clearance! Men's & Boys' SWIM TRUNKS Reg. 3.9S _. __ Sole 2.66 Reg. 2.91 _. _. Solo 1." Reg. 1.98 .. - Sale 1.66 Out They Go! Men's Straw Hats, All '1h Price MEN'S TOYO CAPS 14c e EARLY-BIRD SPECIALS Boys' 13% Ounce WESTERN JEANS pr. 1.99 Boys' Short Slnve SPORT SHIRTS, Reg. 1.39 Sale nc WASH & WEAR DRESS PANTS Come a running for the best bareain buys of the year an ~en ·~ wash · ~ wear slacks. You'll fi nd just about everythin-g tn th1s se lecti on _ ___ to wear now and on into fall. Shop early!! Sizes 29 to 44 . REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR 7.95 7.50 6.9S S.95 VALUES VALUES VALUES VALUES ----------------· --- -- ------·--·" __________ ___ _, __ .... ____________ . NOW NOW NOW NOW Rog. 3.95 ·- --- 3.00 R... 2.98 . -·- - 1.99 R... 1.98 ... --- UO R... 1.59 ___ ___ 1.00 MEN'S WORK CLOTHING AT SPECIAL SUMMER SAVINGS! Stock up now while prices are at a new low . All famoUI brand nationally .o dvertised cl othin&: in quality materiall. Shop early!! WORK UNIFORMS PANTS, , ... 3.9S -.. _ 3.33 SHIRTS, ,... 2.91 ____ 2.44 PANTS, reg. 2.98 -... 2.44 SHIRTS, r... 2.29 _.. _ 1.11 Men's Bib OVERALS Sele 2.99 A dependable nationally advertised brand . Union made. San· forized 10 oz. denim with e-raduated rise for better fit . Reinfor ced at strain points . Man's 10 Ounce DUNGAREES Special Low Price 1.88 Boys• 10 Ounee DUNGAREES, Sizes 6 to 12 2 pr. 3.00 &rMII, Medium •nd X Luge Men's American Made SPORT SHIRTS _ $1. Men's Chambray WORK SHIRTS . 99c 5ptJel•l Purchase! Siz" 7 to 10th . Don't Mia Thirl Men's Plain Toe WORK SHOE $3.99 e OPENING DAY SPECIALS Regular 37.95 BICYCLES _ Sale Price $29.95 20 in. boys· or girls bicycle, 24: in . boys' or llirll bicycle and 26 in . boys ' or girls' bit·yde. Rttular 20.90 Zebco 66 Reel & Rod, This Sale $9.99 SAVE ON CANNON SHEETS White 7lx99 . 1.69 7lx101 1.79 81 x99 . .. 1.79 - Colored While Colorool 1.99 8lx101 -----· 1.H- 2.1? 2.09 Full Flttocl .... 1.19- 1." 2.09 Twin Flttocl .... 1.79 - 1.19 Pillow Cases, White pair 18c pair $1.00 Colored Famous "HOPE" MUSLIN _ 4 yerds $1.00 UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 5 ydL $1 Sale 100% Foam Bed Pillows _ pelr $2.00 TOWELS 20x40 Bath Towels, Asst. Solids_ 33c Hch 20 x 40 STRIPES 2 for' $1 SALE! ELECTRIC BLANKm AUGUST SALE PRICED! TWO.YIAR GUARAMTiill TWIN, Sinelo Control _ 1.11 FULL, Slottllo cantNI fM FULL, Dual Cont"'l ____ IO.a ., HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS ONLY .2.99 Cto-1 VoiUH to 1.91 n~l LADiiS' JEWELRY THIS SALE 50c LadiH' COTtON HALF SLIPS 2 for $1.00 SPECIAL P\IRCHASitl ~O~FORT 5.00 4.66 4.00 MEN'S SPORT SHIRT SALE! LADIES' BLOUSES, Reg. 1.00 val. _ _ nc SHOP IN .•• AIR Conditioned ·, 5.00 All Summer Sport Shirts, Knit Shirh qnd S.nlons Full site spreads designed to bring new btautJ to I lt;.tOIIWbttpuM!tureLIJMitNtoortaiMIOWMrfGriMIIftl:lr« WUflui.. liP Mel ...... without IMit ........ 01 !_-U.S. ore.... . . tMH ..,.,.dment alo11rnce oa,......,. •teet..-.. R... 3.91 .... Now 2.99 R... 1.91 .... Now 1.66 Reg. 4.98 .... Now 3.00 Reg. 2.91 .... Now 1.99 R... 1.91 ... _ Now l.cl6 Reg, 3.95 .... N... 2.99 Nyloa AU-Weather 18 •o. ~lUS /" .lUI Safot7 AU·Wealbor 2l•o. · WI 18.11 •• ...- -~· AD prleM , ... tu · .., SiH UO z 13 Tube!- ftla Buick Spoelal, Olcla F-"• . 1.77 CULOTTES . I tt - JAMAICAS REGULAR 1.98 "COMPACT'''. Car Sizes • Mit R... S.95 --·- Now 3.99 R... 2.91 .... Now 1.99 - Flta: Eclael, DeSoto, Cheyaler, Pontiae, Moreury, OtdomobDo.l ·. YU. M Reg. 2.98, on ule 1t - 2.77 LADIES' WEAR SKIRTS Size 8.50 x 14 Tubeless nm.. R!G. 5.9S .... NOW 3.99 REG. 3.91 ____ NOW 2.66 REG. 1.98 ____ NOW 1.66 Sew it yourself and Save! Shop our bi& sale group today! Wlltmr:• ·- r.::~~"ll*' Fl $7:110 $5.110 $3.66 $2.77 $1 .98 Infants' Organdy SUN DRESSES $1.00 Girls 'Carole' COTTON PANTIES, 2-16, 3 pr $1 One Group ladies' Coats & Car Coats Reg. 1.91, on • $8 00 GIRLS' DRESS SALE! REG. 7.95 .... NOW 4.99 REG. 4.95 ---- \OIOW 2.99 REG. 2.91 --·- NOW 1.99 Reg, \.98 Reg. 3,95, on ule •t SU£Corance And Nortuhnce Shouldn't Be Underrated ' r~::~:onTurner Sunday r s. andwith Mrs.MPaul Now'~ the time to shop and save more on fashions to wear now mto fall : We've made prices too tempting to pass by because we must dear our entire stock of budget-to-better drea~es! _You'll find loads of sty1es in every group, but not SALE! DRESS MATERIALS BERRY'S I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lisle two sons of Granville, Oh:io II .All pr'- plu IU ~ "~ow~:::'':.'!: Society News 81 x 108 STRIPE BED SHEETS _ SALE $1.66 PILLOW CASES TO MATCH ea. 88c SUMMER CLEARANCE DRESSES HudiiOil, N..h, Slud<baker, Willya. .J ~:-"'lap~ R... 4.9S - Sale 3.00 R... 3.9S -· Solo 2.44 Reg. 2.91 - Solo 1.91 e EARL Y·BIRD SPECIALS Flta: Older moclels of Ford P1)"1119Uth, Chevrolet. Doclro, ;'~ =~a~ d.. ..,.. w• l Mason . .. Size 6.70 x 15 Tube-type '••M•m"'l~. ~ c:m. ' Cu1!1om Super-cusbioa ...!,m,: day 's llledl'ca I Re• nort 1,..l ~ 'I:' C..raMH 18 •o. NYon 1 8 a 1et)' AII-We.1 lher ·21 mo. ~DJpoeliOD, ~ch 'I Fits: Most models of Dodge, Pontiae, Mereury, Oldamobile, Thund erbird, Ambana!or, Edsel DeSoto Chrraler ~ty w~ :aPJ':n,. llov~ Shop Friday Til,&p.m.- Saturday Til9 p.m. our parade qf dressy and casual fo&w ear. Better march right down for best selection! ~ravely. !u,. to~ --~~ ~dlfflrull Pl:=.11 SALE STARTS FRIDAY AUGUST 2·· 9 AM Frank liarris, Muon, lletilulll • Opening Day Speciels Lewis, Letart Route, Morris P-ttr Brand R... Sc Johnson of West aDd CANDY BARS 6 for 1Sc Norman Van Meter ot port, RusseU McMUlan of Sale! KING SIZE PLASTIC DRAPES _ 44c pair and Bll Maltoa of West SUMMER SHOES IIO>lunobia c:alled on Dan a Come and sho'p our spectacular shoe 5avings. You'll cheer ll"''w•s tlle past week. 1 ~oiocquot Higgins and of Pt. '~ on Mrs. Clara wmtama .hi"' typewrlt~r. IN.: T DEPT. S News, Events pools llbollld be wr1 are, naturellement, aome Paris corres- ladles alavln& over a hot United Pross JDtemallbnal Wibwn or almoa III)'OIIt you our proparaU.U. to lUI In I IUffared a 111rV0U1 brut. thtlr inluriiiCIII adequatl. pondentl at the trial of Dr. Stephen Last night as he brought me the thtrd The rod hot question about the I might aomt. 'ftl4 tat bin l!lll · llaBI rudlaoN. But ill ICtUI1 doWD and .,... confined for tan 1 dlllllei'WI busllteu Ward, but their reactions are not what round of coffee he asked: "You are still test ban Ia not whether 1ocb an have KeomodJ aolnl for II u well praeUeo, p11"1ic111arl7 bl a IOCieiJ UADER the average person might expect. While working. madam?" I nodded eloquently •areement Is uraenUy ®airabl• i •• tilt peoplt'l prayorful hopl of fret cbol011 we calllllll iiHp 'ftl4 low IUC<OI'ID<e man wltll a Dear 118Jan: the Ango-Saxon reporters fill their at my portable, which was sending up oow but whetloer the liov•et Union , that ,.,..mont lillY bt had to lop • fllabt tetllltilll eonceatrlt- blgb Plll'iUriDC!I wile ave notebookll u fast aa they can write, our little puffs of smoke. He shook his bead ean be bound to • teat ben that end the nuclear 111111 ,..,.. IDi on tho prtPI!IIiNI cf 111 ... imprlulon too g I had illwaya thOIJ8hl II was French collea11ues seem in no hurry to "That is bad, madam," he said. would re..onably and properly The people'• pra,.,rul hope plrbnolll whleh mQ or mQ 1101 ' ' on parents for lbllr take down the testimony. An amusing 'It Is too much." Go tell that to the edl· protect u.s. interests. will 1111ke It juat oo IIIU<h more IPs plal!l on aa UIIOtrliJII data II All lhll relll'l octntiflellly to get married, bUI elderly Parisienne who sits sucking on tor, Ludwig. Tbo u.s. intereat io the inltrest dllllcult !IX' th011 who qu..Uoa tho future. "compltmlllllrlty" which I • now I wcnder. My daughltr pieces of hard candy is my favorite of By their shoes ye shall know them in of the men, women and children the toot bin to obtain popular eoa· th... npertm- put ......,... recenUy aad In lllldlthe lot. She sits in my row, in the Ward case. The majority of street- of tlle United Stilt.. to live their •ideralton of ltvltlmata Nlatod .. CM't Matllt.ala anot and alll'iUriDC8 lion to a biB and apllll1ya French and in Enilish alternately, and walkers who have turned up to testify liv.. aquallJ ..fe fi'Om nuclear quo•tiono. Rop. Crall Roomtr ": lib-1 liQ alland in a 1Iooe. The se1eashe bad lour lho1N"• one would like to give her Madame La· have favored a kind of footgear that perand cripplini fall out. <J\.Callf.) 11 1 COIIJI"'UWMI !Ia- • .;r• f4r 1101111 oa tiltl, II their report to t h o her honor. NatuniiJ farges frilled cap and a bit of knitting to haps is comfortable for pavement pound· Nobody could be against that. puhli<aa opoblmaa on 1111 barl Y llaD can Poycholocleol lVII Invited to aU, arid bouihl 11 make her seem at home. On the day of ing. It is a shoe with a covered toe and It ...ms. however, that to policy. Ho hu bop to uk 1101111. "' ·~ ll8id they bad aBBwned the to all. You now, 11101!11, the moat lurid evidence, with prostitutes heel, but open sides with just a narrow question evon aently whether tho question·•· one of them about th8 lng: cu'l stve ebeap clfta. undulating in and out of the witness box horizontal atrap going from . front to propooed test ball properly pro- Soviet pod filth. The lhll "Complementii'IIJ 111 When It w• onr, n ware • . , tellin& about 1ex parties with four to the back. tect1 u .s. 1nt.ar01ls II 1 . Soviet• vloliiAICI· • tall moratorl- and found 11 impottlble Cll _ . a1 netdl lade to · b1 debl room and orgies of masochism, this la<\y . . . Ricardo featu':e.s them, and buallkllll. To oo qlliiiiOn 11 like , um in Sfpllmber 1111, btvlai ,. graa · ·· of the presl took a note. She oat ao do Vtckie Barrett and others. The questioning tho 1 a II<!J.t y of prep...., bl ...,... tor elll'iu or lloll. . . tioaal F•tlfloalloq for bOth lfow -ther d'ughter II on the bench etuckin& and sigl>Jng and girls also run to very short skirts, dyed II!Dtherhood the worth of li- in-the-air blaoq · Tho l'rllldtal - ijiM!killtd Pelll lhll1 dOlt -dtplameJio llnl married, and It Will be :an shaking her in - but not hair (preferably some shade of red) and brariel, the• merit ol aood workl. u.a. llehiDtl at hit Feb., 7 eoaf- tlrltJ, and tho .dtirte cf llflec. to do over .,.m. I Clll't , d f d' I ld . . h k C t thl k f It · d h od and Aid: tlonaJ ,FatifleltiOII, 10 lha ibowm, t he km o liJUS yo11 wou 1magme. eavy eye ma eup. ome o n o • To question motea of to cheer On Marc I, IIIII. KOlin y an- "W m ........ 111 ..,...~- ...... lnfl ...illfa t u rb'"'• 't to -'tbo•" "'"sndWhalI "Zut, how boring," she said "These these days that combination ml!'ht add Is alm01t to endorat tin. The nouncod lbat tbl Unllod State~ • w . ..,..,....., _ ..w•• _ •..,y .-"" ~ vora01111~ IIIII 1° "' •• • ..,,. 1 girls. Boring, boring, boring." Proving up to a description of some of the fin· questions are be&UmJna to COllie, would r<Sumo tests. But there provldeo lor lff..UV. ••• of••""' IJII'ctPtioP 9f other hll'd-preqed llllllll.-. that it takea all kinds and Vlve La est ladies in ooclety. however, and 101110 of them will had been 110 u .s. preparabut "'' UllllOI tPt &pOUJe. In thll situ11GD1 - NtAB France. London reporters who worked on bave tu be on.....-ed Uon therelol'l thoro ""' a tub- leu. It many IPOIIthl ID For the husbands the Dear Near-Broke: The strenuous work I have be•n (>Ut- the Profumo affair from the earliest sta· llulldlDJ To Ftc)t staatlal 111 In U.o u.s. eflort to mental resulll amply 01n. ll1il tlng .in at the trial Is telling on me. no ges did not spend all th~ir time In The u.s. Senate il buikllna up / eatcb up with tha llovlttl. ~ · t, '!"'D ~··..-- 1beoe essUIIIPIIoPf . tile question about it. One morning, in 1 WhitehaU or in the fairly nice neighbor· to tho kind ol dolmybrook that aoamor't stretacY hu beoll tn ""'' • whose sueeoranc:e I don't llllow whit othtr 1 rush to leave the hotel and get to court, hoods where Dr. Ward had his numer- occompanlod the eons!Qeratlon quota fr<>m Kennody'o 2t llosmor hall IUU•Iod an 11'01 hit wife'a nurturanee hafd,preaeillll>tlten would do. I forgot part of my co$tume. Jt was the ous flat&. Nor in Chester Gate at Reg· nearly e yean aKP of tho Treaty stQtemenl• IIX' clllle oerutlQf wileD th8 tat from "C0111Pleme11tlrity" aac1 tha but THIS mother wwl4 111'11 first time since I was four years old that ents Park, site of Mr. Profumo's elegant ol Versam.. and the League ol ·•we know enough now lbout treaty reaches the '!e•ato Many wlfa wul'IW8l'ded with an • .,... what lhl was abll snd II o P I had Bone out without my little white town house, which was dealgned by Nations. The Treaty and the broken negotlaliont, oecret prepa• prayorful advoeare. of e tal baa able huolland. about what others gloves. Nash and is equipped with a formidable League wer" defeated. Thia. com· rations and U. e advantqn prol>•bly would wanl the lenlt. l1lte your dlqhtlrl Some unhappy auditor 11canning the butler named Briscoe. They also were parlson dOOIJ not, howevtr lfllply 1ained from a long test series to explore that area thoroogbly Hartl To mmey d-'t atretqh food charges on my blll at the Dorcltea· obliged to venture Into the byways of thai the test b"i' will lose. Young[ never to offer 1181'111 an Ull· before 11vtng Ill advice aacl con· The wlve1 llowM1' did not fONYor : II the; dlln't, t.IU 1 ter is going to conclude that I my London's leas favored dlstrlct1 aueh as President KOIUltdy is a m_.ter Inspected moralorlum. Sorlie IDlY otnt. eoqflrm lbe The ,. 111'811'1 nadr for l!lll'rilp.-JI. stay here entertaining the poer of Lon· Weatbourne Road, whero the denizens --.. don. Actually, I have not even had of that part ol town frequent wild clubl sulll indlcatod lllilt to tbem II Prince Philip to tea. But since 1 VI ca\led The Rio, The Fleata and Number didn't make much differeD"' bow been working more or less around th• 6. It il common to see bottle 11ghll on much or how Uttla clock - In fact, much more than less the sidewalk outside the.e cafes, and ra· odiQtlltoj 1 have been eating to keep up my zors and awitchblade knives frequently By Wayne G. 11n1111tladt, M.D. ly when they find their lessons shoulders and stand ur lit up oald. "perilapo of • il•~==·lt~~~= strength. 1 have breakfast In the morn· flllh on the premises. W<Jian_it..became Two doclnrs ill Ohio had 1 borlntl. Tucbtrs may be able alra!Bhl lillY tvtn auravato clrtn provldoc1 wltll -~-1 ing, high tea in the afternoon, dinner known that Dr. Ward ani! ll;hristtne and ~urpriH when thtY X·rayecl an 1!1 find e IIIOI'al In tllil. rOIIIICHbouldendrten. lullitiea lor effectlonal when I get hungry (which Is almost im· 10m1 of Christine's West lltdian lovers 1-year-<~ld ~ChootsJrl and f nd t10111 1111 thell' banda medlatefy after tea), 1 late supper while U>lld to bang out in Westbourne !toad, tllal the tar 8 lnteolllle Q _ )I' daulhtar 1lt 1IJ llQportanl, therefore, IIIIo aro I am wrljing my overnight and a li&llt editors used more caution than usual in tained spoiJI the X-rays had It very round-shouldered. Is she f r t ol .Ill to look Ill· lhtlll. snack before I ~o to bed for my three· auianinll their staffs to cover tile niaht failed 10 otr 18 It too o14 to have auythiJII dona to her Renarai hyglon"'. Oo!ts '11111 epcolftod llowhour aleep. The night room waiter on apott. On& pap~r sent three re!JOrt•n that the ~~ld ~ · eeeJIIICI to 1traigbten up bfr lbQuldera? she eat tJIOUib ol the right thulrl O(luld 11111 bet l'lludecl tha eighth floor has become quite con- together - a former war hero with the . c ad owallowed loocl8? ~ she get enoush tho lPI eellntlflc word 011 eerned about me . He is a handsome RAF, and ex-boxer end 1 judo npert. tiny fragments ot molal ... A- Tllere IJ • wide v.,Iauoa rest? DoC' the mUI lrlends IUbjeot llueoorwa 111111 actw-1 rome other substance t h a t In what I• eonslclered normal. easily? U not. your ~~ 1111)' lllct ~ dltfleult "' llllalllrt wllb 'l'llli ALMANAC and Soturn. In 1110'7. ihe us. Air JC'orce wa• · ~~ hU:.eXi:!l' as they Pill In ICIIIle persoM, ro1111d-choul· wsnl to mike JOII)ell)leCll!c ret ..,. precilloD ill 1111 IPdtricltllll. By Uollocl - . ·lldenolloaal 'l'holle born l.uelay lpclucle Amer·[ born. with tho aeronautieal divi-[ heg d y. defed~ess 1• t• a larse part ommendatlons to fit her case. and there lathe qullllaa a1 tiber Today is Thursday, A•i· I , the lean author Hemlln Melville, in slon being tel up in the US. actors at first wmMiered hereditary. If 10111' dnuallter AilS, a p)llJWilly wanllt? illf1uellau whleb !;;..':'"-"' 113th doy ot 1961 with 1!11 to 1811. Mmy office. I ether she hall been takln8 bas alwa)'l been l'ClUlld-shoul- mal<• hersolf look "' aU..CIIvl lllom to wultld -~::! follow . On thil c1a7 1n htetory: In 1913, five Negroes were klllecl any! kl~ of medicine the! IJI!Cilt dered, her lnberllecl i>one lt1'Ue- Q pclliSibl~. U Pe Ill llllltlvaiAICI They boptd ftllo'il p 0 Tho moon II •pproachlna its In 1'1!10, the first U. S. Censu• and 500 ill)urecl in o race riot In '''" s adows 00 an X-ray fUnl. ture mlf be the cause. II, haw· to want ' Joi'Oli her beel, sbe IIIIo would ~ 11tto full phaH. wa• taken Tht populatiCMI was ' tho Harlem diotrlcl o[ New York She had not. Neither had ISile ever, Ills • reeent development will stv• !lor ·lloeture •• IIIllCh The momin& stan .,. Jupit« [ S.lll9.2l4. · [ City. Pollee jaUrcl 500 others. boen eatlna metal pelleto ol II moy be due to ~hronlc laUg- attention as slie stvea the otber any kind. ue. Then, too, a .child m a y .,peels of lfoomlliJ. I do pot Do I T' Had lbe be.. eadllg 11111· slouch because •he baa not de- think that putting her back 111 1 t une -·•-... lblng at au betwee• 111eaif? At veloped oelf-eoatidence. Coostant phllt.er cast wou14 be adv!JB· laat, after dlblldng hard 1 b e Jdmonlllon to throw back the ble. coalesaecl 1111t Ia 1C1Jt11 1 b e would ofte• nll>ble "' ber eruer. It cllda't lUte load, Ill I lb9n II dicla'l Iaiiie bid eiiiMr, ·4fter all, a lllrl ba• to do ....,. thing while 1be 11 111111n1 It r . . . . to tnd. Then tlle doctors observed 11 D~ lllfiTII lllCl L8wffi!ce Cl!ltiJllollt ot t1)e limilar X-rtJ flntllnel In 1 U. 111'1 ,...... Nfor J!eHardl Celller for blDQID ,._ year-<~ld boy. They 11kod hl!l' NZ1V YORX (IJPI)- Among ti01111 at New Y111'lr: University got . jllll one que~tlon. Did he Dibble the human .attributes are ,....,.. a new slant on them ID ~ bll eraser m ll!hool! lfe cll4. ll1d nwturanne and ,.,u lotloaD1 taRIDI tho marrlad The nut awp Wl8 lo pi X«YJ lhoulda'l anclirrtll their 1n1p1rt. OOUJ>Iel wllo bad l>ten ...Uallr of several brands of IC!ll<>ol - . Thrte pqolloJoclltl bava ..IDI them 1ro111 1 to • , . _ lrallet'l. that blockld 1111 louad lhtJ IIIII' - 1 • - · · X-rays were found to contain MP•ct 101' .. wlfl'o oplnlcml. IJ,IIlj( Ill QloQ llll!opoae, I PlaJniDt tltat COQo 'IPIIeB 1111 bulblnd Wll bJib In talno line and barium. Ill paycbolosY'I Klelltlflc Jef· -IDCIItld bla wUt wu blab Jl'ortunalt()l tltil OllDipound 11 100 - - If lbf aof4 to ,.. Ill nurtumot, IIlii!' fouiid. be hannleu. But. In all fatme11, eetv. lffKIIoD. IYIJIPIIII7 and ~~~~~, iliCilold to '*PI IMr II lllUII be admliW thai It baa IIIC'OUI'IIIllltlll.. and lllll.IUriiMII jl~ u IOfP'L B alai no food value, We havt """Wll II tilt lllld to (llvl lfffdillll, lll1l'llld lbal Wf11 wltltl be ...., tor a Iolli liDie t1ta1 ln!snlti w111 IYIDDilby and llleOQrllll!lflll, low lit ~ and alii Wll put snythiqf(· they ean reach In- No oae will cloubt ttiat both art low Ill llllfluranl:i. to lbllr moutba. We IIDIIIl 0,., dMpb' involvad ll1 mao; of the allo l'teOI1Ilze !QI achool ehU.j 1111111 and wvm- ..:1 dreo wlll cbsw Bll't!MI that i . . a IIIID ""' •IIICIC!te 1ooUM Ida doesn't tasle terrible, especial- Iln. lrwill XII•, Melvill Q>blil IIJlOIIM wu •IIM>IIbll ~. scarce!~ h~ad disgu~t • - - - - - - - - -lw:.rt ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN German with a Luftwaffe accent, and London Diary. Ah. the French. There evidently he Is unaccustomed to seeing mutt~ring •I O.ifton [Jelen llelp ·Us! National Legislative Confennce will do ori theae notions. As a full body It took no stand on them last year. . Considerable opposition to all three pto(:IOIIII baa developed since various pilbUe fqurea bave "discovered" what wu aolne ~n, A negative stance by lh~ conference at Hawaii presumably would act as a beavy brake on· the movement for the amendments. Even without this, definite signs of a alowdown in the drive began to appear a .month or two ago. And It Is 1 long way . from a dozen states to the needed 34. Strateey of the proponents Is to win approval flnt of the measure w h i c h would eall! state action on constitutional amendments. That would wipe Conaress out of the picture in auch efforts, and J!WVlde simply that when two-thirds of flie state pass an identical amendment, It Is automatically submitted for ratifi· cation . The theory in puJhina this iJ that, If It wina, It will be easier thereafter to gain the necessary state endorsement of the other proposals. All three are currently handicapped by a cumbersome constitutional procedure never successfully applied by the states. The events In Hawaii may determine whether the alate•' riehts amendments &e! 11 new boost or a hard brake, Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting • ~~7 &mtlnel, ~-1114dlepm(O., A.U,.l, ltlll Deeision In Hawaii The National Ugislatlve Conference, an arm of t.h e Council of State Govern- · m~ta. wiU tJh, ;bother look at the three ~ailed "states' rigbla" constltu· tiona! amendments in its Hawall HI· sions. The amendmtnts ·thua will havt come full circle, for tbey erew o11t of 1 report prepared by a committee of thil comer· ence and submitted last December to the General Aslembly of States. Botti tQ col)terence aod the auembly are bodies composed of state lellllaton. The usem11ly approved propQallll from the cqmrnfttee, and Nbsequently tbey were aubmiUed to all 50 atate ltlllla· lures lor tlmlr conalderatlon. The suggested amendments, ol course, are those which would create a Court of the Union superior to the Supreme Court in some matters, bar the federal courts from a role In state legislative reappor· tionment, and tlmpllfy the meana by whlc)l states can Initiate U.S. constitu· tional amendments Only lour states have aprroved the Court of the Union Idea, bu roughly a dozen bave endorsed the other measures. Two-thirds, or S4, are required to com· pel Congress to act and submit the pro· posala to all the states, with 38 approvals needed for ratification . There Is no clear word on what the . room. Fully washable spreads in ~ Reguler 39c LADIES' PANTIES _ ~ becJ.. ciO!on. W'tllem ~ 4 pelrs $1 .· ,.••"'" �" ., I ' ' ' t ~ ' ~ 'nle ~era madt h moot o1 lla blla Wtdnooday 1111111 1o boot Crall ODd the Ntw Ya Mota, w, whllt the Philadelphia Phil· llaa ODOppN the Olanta' ntne- ploa I wild pi!Q bj< CriiJ ICOttd two 1DC1t0 Ia llll lourtb iallaJ. Tllot provocl _.. 0.... IIIIJUilo • Nt lllcbort, Km .Rowt ud Rw Ptrr.-1 hold the Ml'll off to IIIII down tho •lctory. · Colllllillld wleh the W..' lo. 1o the Pblil, Jt,_tored tiltllodJers' llrst-ploce lead 104'~ p -. .M......,l XMSeol 001 Ju.. Maricbal w a 1 crubln& N a hro-nm hmler to wrop Uup. Tht lhlrd·plke CanllDall olio loot Jl'CIIUid, 1Uppln1 to flvt p - o/1 the pact, wbea lhty 1li<:w 1 o f.l dtci1lon to the ctn- ellmiiU lloda. Ia the olhlll" NL • -· the Pitl.lburlh Plrateo but the H0011toa Colla, f-3, and the Q\lca&o CUb8 DlppN the Mil· waukeo Br1ve1, U. Ia tho . Amerl0111 I ...... lh I Now York YODke& beat tilt KaJ>. . . QIJ A'a, Sol, the lllanesoto 'l'wtDI downed the -.11 Red SO.. f.l, the Q\letgo White Sox aubdllfCIIho wuhlnclon Seoaton, H, tho llaltimore Orloleo Dipped tho llolrolt Tle<n, 11-1, ond the Clovoland llldillll awept the Lao AD&elea Angell, HI .ucl ..5. O"'Mt - l4ll ... Clllelmlotl. IHI f'!Ok tho lad. .m PirllteO lo COttle &om bohilld .ucl belt the Colto. llob P'tlend, wilh help from I!:IIIDJ reeo. atJ;ied hla 12th ricl011 orllmt nine lo•sea for PittaIJurlh. Jlellev.- Hal Woodeobla <Oiillllor illllhe CUII8' 111111. ..... to'a 11111111 •tblod rllllo• LIDo dy MciDatlltl to plell up bill 11¥entb lltetory ud 1w!d!N M Sh.ow, lbe 1111 of llvo Milwaubt plldlora, witll bll o!gbdt INa. M•ddl t R 11• T B t All •11 4 I ~~:=:::-:~v!i· :!:~~~=~~Uhel·.~~. 1 epor a 1es o ea envi e • ..,.. wloRtbl ~ atrook with 1 !4- - . I Nl by cllltoa CUr· til ol tho old .._on Ira... In 1810. A walt, linllo by ftOD hlrIJ, 1 ~Ia ~Y JGbn ~ ~ • llllel"illce fly by WIIU. Davia m the oecond innmK a<<OUnted lor three Loo Anl'l•• rllllt .ucl two more amgJ.s, an erroc by New Y•k aoCODd buoman Ron Hunt aloatl with 0 wbeo Sol lead • • R ds p h Cint(llnDatl e UrC ase Gene Green From CleveIand. Clout Four a&e, mo&Uy as a plnch..tllttB'. He ~ lwo homl!f'll and oovon run• blltted ln. Gnetl ha• been in troublt thil with JndiaDI Muqer 8111800 Blrdle T<'bhettl twl"" drowln g 1 t lbo 1 :ad :.k':i nbbelllto play him reaularly or trad him 1 th it L<> . Car· 1111 • · w II< wu " dloall from 1117 lllrouP lilt, tho =;': . . :."'.: lor; . Allred h As Straig t AngeIS FaII center to lei AllellllvJIIt'o big rlghth.ucler Glenn Jacobs oH the hook, He was le" fortunate in the top of tho alllh, however. With one out Tannehill sin1led through the middle and llCOred the 1o-ahead run when MUte Evana tripled off the fence In rilfll conter. Johnson fanned, but Manley doubled off cardS TrampIe Redlegs Ill• , MaJor IAqH liM''"" By VIlli"" l'rtlllln...,lltoll•ll Amerteu Ll'lll W. I. Pel. GB New York Ill 17 .IMl . , Chicago 59 46 .1112 1 Boltlmoro 10 4t ,11110 I Minneoota S7 41 .il!tl lOll Bostoa 53 Sl .510 13\1 Cleveland M S5 .491 1512 Loo Anselta &3 5tl .471 17 Kanaa• City 48 57 .457 19 Detroit 43 59 .4%2 22 Washington 17 61 .351 30 Weo1Det4ay'a Rea•lt. New York ! Kansas City z The Indians play an q;hibition Minrnot. J Boston 5 game againot U.. Pillsblll'gh Plr· Chicago S Washlnl!on J, nlghl CLEVELAND mP!l _ Woodle ate. toniaht with the pro<eedo 10- Boltlmore z Detroit 1, night Held, Tito Francona, Pedro Ram· ing to finance the AmaLeur Ba11e- Cleveland I Los Ana: o, 11t, 01 and Lary Brown ean be ex· ball program 1n cl.~veland. Cleveland •, I.os Ana: 5, 2ud. CUHd il the("' •trutting today I Latman hurled b01 fl!IOII aame ThoTOday s Pnoboble ~.we the' now own one-lnd I of the aeuon tn the opener of Boston .at Baltimore allort anoth~r - or the moot the twia biD but the performance Wilson 18-111 vs McCormick IHII, cl•lve rec:ordo In beoeball. was overshadowed by later <Only game ochtduledl They blaiiN foor evenll, Latmoa ollowed only ..,. FrkiiOy'l Oohomo r11111 Wedneaday nisht hit over the llrst olx inni•K• and Chicago at t.o An&eles, nlgbt become the only playan in lannN 10 to become the llnol Mmne!Oia at Kanoao Ctty, nlllhl history o1 tho American Cle..land pllcllor to go over tht _cleveland al Detroit, night 1o ....,mpllsh tbll feat The lOOmark Ia olr!keo~ts !If~> season. Baltimont at Now York, mark or thrfl in • row .... The itron• rig~lli~ller was en- Boston ot Washin.llln, ; formN many by gaged ia ......,... duel with teal!ll but no team had bleD roollio Fred Newman until Whit· National Leope II""'• News, Events error, when he walkN the lira! lhroo Thai wao aU lor Alle111Ville, batters, as Tannehill pve up hll flnl , . hit of the game to the !.adolf But Jacobo bllfl Nel1ftce Oy ~alter In the bottom of lht to the fence In center wa1 o!J;th lonned the nut batter eaughl by Manley whoae throw • • • allowed aoothtr alnlle to Jt<· to the plate 200 feel away wu oba, then fanned tho final two a bit too late to prevent a bolters. run scoring. Tannehllllhon fanIn all, Tannehill atrucl: ootlned Rippelh for tbe second out, 15, walked four and hit none. and got Sell• on a p-ouod ball . 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AUI· 1, 1988 . In County Pony Loop Play The unbeaten Pomeroy CardIna! Pony league team was assured a tie lor lhe loop cham· pl011l!hip WedneJ<Iay afternoon when lefthander Rex Cummillll hurled a Il-l win over lhe Porn· Redlet!. pitched three-hit ball and pounded out three hits in lour trips to the plole, a home run, tlrple, and sln«le. The Cardinali went ahead 3-t 111 the first Inning when Ted led off with 0 olnrle, Dick Werry walked wllh two away, Cumming~ got htl three followed by a single off 'c arr's bet. Blll Moore relieved Redle1 Keith Phalin In the second lnmng, then went the route lor the losers. Commlnp fanned seven and walked lour while Redleg• pltchet'O·· atruck out three and walked one, The IODt ·lltdleg run waa ~e..-ed In tho olzlh whon blfl Tom HarrilaockN a homo run Into deep rlflhl neld. The only other 1\rdleg hlto wore harmloot alnpu by Don Swisher that match will be In the Onals against the bottom bracket winner Monday night, barring ralti'outs. Redlegs 000 001 0- I 3 5 Cardinals 300 242 x- 11 II 3 Phalin (LP), Moort (21 and Murray. CummlniS and Werry. Point Rock SocielYNeWS Mr. and Mrs, S, D. Vale of BeJlville, Ill., visited Mrs. Nel· lie Vale and son, John, returnlng home Wednesday.Mrs, Er· ma Vale spent several days at home during their visit. Attending the funeral of G. A, Burchfield, Columbus, Thursday were J. E. Radekin, Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Radekin and Ar. lia, Mrs, Nellie V•le and John ·ond Mrs. ~thel .Rr,dekit), local, Mr. and'Mro. JaiiiOI Nl<holoon and Ronald, Rutland, Mro. Dean Hollman, Lan&avllle and IThat provided the only run Lat- St. L<>ula n: 1 ·- "'' ":"P Dale Henderson of Royal sparked Clovelond to a H vidOI"J 011<, Mich .. spent several days alter the Indtana look tho ~~ With the Clartn<:e Henderson 11me, t-G, on lorry Lot~•.• fmily , , four hltte< and Fred Wbltlitld a ' teventh inniag homo run. Mr. and Mro. Clair Wootle ll1ld Conn! SUe of Pomeroy <all- Whitfield olao ~~- 0 crond. e() on Mr. and Mra. WIUtam alam homer in the iilJhlcap which C.rr lllld dau&hters and Mr. lookN like a 1•m• winner until and Mrs. Charlet D. WODdo, l lhe Hold·RaliiOI-FrllllCOna·Brown Saturday altemoon. act came on. Held'a homer wu 1 actually tho mor11n o1 victory, The 2nd annual C.rr School lleunion will be held In the I 'nle homor b!' Ramoa wao Wootlo Olwt .., Sunday, Aug- ~ IICOnd ol lhl 11 ,.. and ht uat 11. slnJck out l,s batt<rt - • . high lor Tribe pitchers - 01 Mr. and Mro. Charles D. I enjoyed one of the lfealaM WODde vlaitod ..... mother Mrs I r h' -. , . o 11 earetr, J. B. IM1•. Middleport, liuJ>. •· y. Tho C•ban riahlhander tired .. the 1ate Innings, however, and Mr. and Mrs. r....,. rinally tlken oUt. Ramos gavt Swarll of Lottrldge voalted four l1lDI in the teventh, two Mr. lllld Mra. Paul Bucklay r• Leon homer, and Deeded frOOI Bell llavld Carr with a pair of sin- few doya with hor alster, Mrs. Charles Hysell and Bill Uzzle Harvey while htr Cincinnoll G7 51 .511 each a boee knock. ter Mra. William PllllllPI ODD MAPhDadelphi a ' ·~a lill S1 .:Ill Homer Smlth'a Cardo will Frankfort underwent our1ery at P:,LAD~LPHIA, IUPII -Con- Milwouk<e 14 53 .11011 Middleport In the nnal Riverside Methodlll Hospltol ven Hal will Wllnesl I boxln& Pittsburgh Ill 53 .411111¥• of the oeason nest Wed- Columbua, oddity 011 tho •lih1 ol Aug. Houston 41 67 .!Ill :M neaday on tho Pomeroy field. Mrs. C.rl Shontllold Ia con13 whon I"" PhNaololphla fichtoro Now York 31 'll .sn 31 Middleport's lone defeat wal ~olescinc at MI. Carmel Jtoo. • - two box... ftoom Arl!fllWeoloHday'o lleallita fl ed th hand of tina In a doublehuder. Middle- Philadelphia 7 San Francisco I IU or at 0 I Porn- pllal followlnl lfl IUrl\11")'· wellflt J-. Smith ·wm flgbt VIc- Chieaao J Milwaukee 2, nilhl eroy. Mr. and Mra. John Hollld•y tor Zalaaar Ia 0110 bout. and Len Cinelllnatl 1 Ill. Loui& z. niJht In the ' ftrot game Wedn... ~lalled thler son, Rober!, and Matthews will 9~ Manuol AI- Pittabur·" 1 H to l""t tilly Chillicothe defeated 9oulh family ol Wooster. b~-- ol welto "" oua n 3• n .,. Webster Z-41. Chillicothe on Sunday callent at the home varez, 1 sla te r· Lol AngeiOJ 1 New York S, night Will meet the of Jarrot Bobo - • Mrl. ~eight mampion Emllt Griffith, 'lln!rHay'l Probabil Pllcilfro of the Mlddltport-Coal· Allee Van· Zant and daughter, m the other match. Chicaao al Milwaukte game, and the winner ol Mrs. Manninfl Webllor and Jacbon (11.9) vs , Lomaotet· IHl. :::::.,:::::::::.:__::;:::,_:::.:__::.:=:::...::.:.:=:::..:::.:::::.~_::_::::::::._= FREKIIOLD OPENS SEASON Clneinnatl at 81. L<>uia - Joy FREEHOLD, N .J . UPII -The <4-141 va. lilmmont tf.SI, oldeat harnou trod< in tho Ill· fOnly gamoa ~~:hNuledJ lion, Froehold Raceway, will open Friday'a Gomeo its raoing season oa Saturday New York ot Milwaukee z Aug, 3, with a $5,000 invllali<Jnal nisht · ' ~ace featuring drivero· Stanley PhiiiNiolpllla at St. Louis, nlpt Dane« Bill H lhlon ~-1 •. "" 1 t H 1 JAh , y au ' ~ e ~• ~gees a ous on, n • I Sholly, John Chapmaa ond ·ana- San Funei!ICO at ChiCllgo tiollal ...ka--. u.1.. Fill" 1 ... 1 C''-'""~ --.,. r n.-n. I ~-•u , man needad. ·Chic•&• 5(J lfl .&li7 lill 48 .Nil . . . ...,.. ~t • a.ach ~Its, Send P•lls, Sho<.ell, lullllle Mak· 11'1, On IH'HCrllltion or etft•rwiM, Mlrtha, llrutt thovl4 lot UH<I oartfvtlr. Your .._ t ... 1NI •vr ~thetiiNcfett· lcr..w thet "'""' Mflt.J,;!•Y• For clnM c•n hel11, Y•u " rullr hem pu If natUIOtl wliiiJI eJ ...llt.N!I Phormaclata Tt s- You INch ., '"'· f SWI·SHER & LOHSE WY 2·34tl WY. 2-2951 .. ' . . \" 0 . .... . Hood 11 ... ..... DOMINO 5 lb.69c Sugar Cone Pur• ! I o ' BARGAIN PACK r--· ..... 89c SOFT BATHROOM TISSUE I I 5500 Single Sheets 10 ROLL PACK - - - -- $ DRY GOODS • SPORTS WEAR • SHOES WAID CROSS' SONS 1860-RACINE, 0.- 1963 ''WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" WAs n I. I p ANy· s" I Just Low Prices Always - NO STAMPS! I I winner of the beat.of·flve series. . wblch includes a doubles mal<b and two slnalea matches on Frl· · day, wIll m-•• - ~,. wInnor of the MHico-U.S, ltriH, ~·· • ·' t . ·~ sav• MID-SUMMER CLEA,RANCE OLEO CONTINUES ••• . 6 lbs. $1 SAVE i-! and i OFF SUMMER JEWELRY . . . . NOW ON SALEI ALL ITRAW MATt NOW .l. RIDYGID .01'1' VolUII Tati.IO T£ M.lt •• ,. - - - T,l, loll--- *2-2f t Slic. Bologna·-- 3 ~~. 51 5 Ground Beef-· - 3 •· 1 Bacon Ends :';E~ 5 ~~. 99c LUNCH MEAT SALE I~. 3(9~ .......... D!in~ Ml LK orOrange Grape Drink 7 9C 3 79C, B. H. SANBORN MILL ST. e SPini•h • Breakf•st Ham L01of • Chicken Lo•f MIDDLEPORT ·- -.DUNLOP-- D~70 .f Vol1t011 Tt MAt Ul .....ti":,l, . NYLON VALLEY SELL .e 670xl5 Black··- s12.95 ' . ! " ' • ' . • 750i14,81oc:k •'• - $14.95 Market Rtpt)rt · e750xl.-;White~- $.17.95 • 80Qx14 .Bia~k ••• S15.9S ·: ' . • ' j MONARCH GALLON JUG ' ' ln$1.00 Pkgs. Only •Dutch Loaf eS•I•ml JEWELER· OPTOMETRIST Ml~tle Canned GoodsSalel L•wn ... EGGS doz. 45c Solp Powder eHomlnJ •PottH Moot • Choc. S.JrUif reg. b'D. $1 SURF' ~- '4 Tootr ·, . , DOG FOOD _ 251b. SIMO·N'S· ~ ' • s.lft.Strvlce Mttrket Wt 2-3975 :Pf»metoy ' aad Wt* ~arry,eut •' • JERGENS _ _ _'·' 6 b'ln 36e 10cANs99c ·. . F•cl..t Solp • ePinhiHIII •Kklnor IHm •Sauer Kr•ut c~n1 BRAND l Pctmttoy • 251~- $,.89 All Prices Plua Tp and Old Tire ' REXALL !>JUGS • ,pl<o. .' \ ' Kroft I liOc ,.. { ' . All Summer Suits reduced The g(Jlden best beer of · them all ••• now in the easte•t-: oP.Cn un of them all! I I SLACKS •t tutitt I 1tn tak• fhlt tnllllcJM frleiW',• Mlrth1 tttofl8ht. #>Jt'a Mt on ptflCrlpta.tt.'' ·~. 75c e T-BONE STEAKS · · · ·· · · · ·· 79c lb. 89c 1~. e SIRLOIN STEAKS 69c 1~. e BEEF STEW MEAT 11'21~. 79 Cheese Amorl<an C Fl our Robin bat 29c · Jelly ~s::m ' ....... Men~• Ctttoft NON·PIISCRIPTION DRUGS ARE POTENT, TOO ' t:..:·. YIIUH To ti.H 1111--- SUMMER TOYS .' ram';j,. ..,, - - - • CUI'S- IPOONS •NAPKINS • TAii.E ,CLOTHS, nc. - .000 IRound Steak Knit Shlrtt, 1 1roup SPORT SHIRTS ViluH to $5,00 $2.95 Yoluoo To tl•tl M,tl . ·n.la wao t~u blllloD liiOll' tllall reported In 111111, the burfltl ·aoid; witb aboot more pailt& lillllfl relll!'ll!l Ia !till thao '1ho prev- )'Mr. For Packers Try y..,, Pemeroy len Fronklln Flnt For •PAPEI .PLATEI WASHING'l'ON tUPII-'lllo _. terDII Reveaue Sorriot ..W Wedneodoy IIIII taij 5,.. l'lgllft"' • ·• billklo 1D od)loiAIII ~ in<omo I« U.l. ' " -- Walking Shorts, men's .& boys' Reduced 14 PICNIC SUPPLIES Youth Fellowbold an ;ee cream ..,. Friday 1111 the cburcb lawn 1heilinrliog at II a. m. untU 1 m' Five .flavor• of llomomBde iee cream will be aold along with <ak08, pies, tea and lemJame8 Wode11, summer You!ll Dlreclor, ,.;u G, l ...... SWISHER & LOHSE lltfhodist will C&P Manager To ~-Speaker For Kiwanians old fastbaUer, fanned abt, waJk. ed nobody, and hit nobody. CIIJCAQO <UPII _ Th ColToollflt at Wellston Clay 1000 • , aralnlt Wellaton II 1::10 aal »>a All«aro wiD I"' lholr laol. Pomeroy mnll Ironton at lllhl tlrtiJ -~ 111 pttparalloll 1'30 fer FrldaY'I 111 mpt to end tho · • Oreon Bay Paokerl' wltmi..., Middleport 000 Ols-4 7 0 atruk 111 llle nb ODDual footboll Allensville "" " 100 GW-1 2 2 AD·SW game. Tannehill and Conde, N~:;·~:j,.~~'1:!0111, ~tho Jo<Obo .ucl Selll. WOA lholr lUI 11 ~bll= La ...A•- - vt"'Mro. Vlna Bralt1 • ~n:;;s ~.;-, _·~ Arlin Radekln attended the over . ea · . "Sheep Day" osu Friday and .':.. won !he laJt four ' was an overrughl IUest of Jan G ~ lth lmo"' U 'Itt> lnd Errol Plckttt· who have reo;', ayj ~ 1.:,•• ;;.. atlll employme"l In Columbus. ' :;·~:.. ..ud fatortt. u ' Monday JUOilo of Mlso Octt In by ; to three touehtlo ,.. Gillogly were Mr. and Mrs. Jar· ;.,. Pa:;. wiD hold tbolr ~ Bobo and 100 • Henry, Mr. workout tonlglit undor the llghta and Mra, J · E. Radekln and of Soldier Field, whera the gamt Mr. and Mra. Will Glllopy. will be played. Don MacBiane ol ClaHornla A crowd ol obOot 111,0110 was.,.. , guests ol Mrs. Maud Hoi- peeled for the conies~ u.uaDy lht comb and family, opener ol the grid aeuon. Tho -Mn. J, J:, lllldellltt BI!DO will bo dloplayed on televl· siOI. with 10!1 atatlooa on the !let. GOOD WOMEN'S FlEW work. Neilhor oooch VInce L<>mbanl ! CHESTNUT HilL, Mass. IVP!l of the Packero nor Otto Graham, . -The 83Nl annual United States In his IU!h 11me ' 01 All-Star Lawn Tennio AJso<loUon NoUon- coach, hao named I ollrllng Uno- ' al Doubleo tournament, which be- up. gino Aug. 18 at lhe L<>ngwood Club, W1.t.s assured of an exciting EDUCAnON Wll:ll women's lield aller Wimbledon WA8111NG'l'ON itiPll - Preslchampion M•rgaret Smith ~nd dent K111nady bu proolalm..t Robyn Ebbern, both of Australia, Nov. 10.11 II Amer~an . . filed entry blanks Wedn~sday tion Week. along with Wimbledon runnerup l In hlo proc:lamotl.. w--.y, BUlle Jean Moffitt or 1An11 Beach, KennedJ uked Amtrielnl to Cal~ .• and her doubles partner, learn oboul the quoUif of tducaCarolt Caldwell ol Santa Monica Uon and opportunlUII for;.tht inC.lif , ' dlvidual which a<tlloolt, oollopa and unlvll'llt141 aow GCI'*• SWEDEN; BRITAIN MI!ET ~ ·flO; ., WIMBLEDON, E1111land IUPil .MOll's I IJYI' lilmiMf · -Jan Erik Lundquist and Ulf £.1 Schmidt or Sweden c)aah tnday with Britain's Mike sangsler and Bobby WIIJOn, respectlv•ly, In the SWIM WIAII, BE SAFE -IUY ALL DRUGS FROM A PHARMACIST AT I. Stars Prep "'~ :r:~ :w.:.~,y ::'d~f .=th::~:~::; ~ ~~:!:.. :~i'.? :~?:i,~l;~::~~:::: :~;.~~::: ::: .:, : ~~?.::'~~~?.:~1£ f~ 1 1;:'"~m ~:- le'I'heagueMhlf'ryk Sunday School ottendanco 00 n ' r ·th wau 00 July 28 was 62, offering $14.14. AB~~~:Sk became elfindtrM wheEdnJdiot . servteu ' e were held 1 t ~~ u.. ' now kan oan, Wonh1p It:I$ with O.U. D. WODdt, ~:.:...:~i~;:ur ~:·:::: ::•k llly•loader and on attendance of tho rk In Juno ol 198 1. 11, The MYF hold Ill replar !bunt hich · meotlnc Sunday .venin&. the ..:;: •··•~., :;,. nl_::~ Ill I" 1"1' p! !.w.NT - The Trin· IBI *••!PIIOII-rt - , aftiiiiiM, IW7'11t . .... _, 7 Piau F.or Soda~ LOCAL ·AND STATE·News. Of ........ - ...... - Middleport'• Boys' Leaaue llne4 out hml to the third sack· the feoct In eonter, ......, lit• He 10t In bad trouble 11 lhe to Iqela •• aecond baoe. All Stara will tangle with Coal- er, and Bill Hackett flied to ans. Manley ICOttd later Gil aa IIIDle began, faDing behind 1.0 Jacobs, 1 1116 pound 12-yur- ton at I:JG Friday In the SEO Wellston Litle baseball Toor11ament, They stayed alive In the 20team eliminatiolll by coming lrom behind to beat Allensville H WNnesday on John Tannehill's two-hhter and the ••Ira Redl To Gi•• Up T1110 Play•r• base aluglillfl of Van Johnaon, Mike Evollll, Dan Laudermilt and Bob Manley. nown ,_. arter four bmloga. ~ and held to just Laudermilt's twiH>I!t double In lhe lhlrd and Jim Conde's leN-olf slnglt in . the loorth (he was out slrelchCINCINNATI IUPII -The Cin· Jut two years . . - F<td Huteh· lng it), Middleport opened the dlmalllloda OIIDOIIDoad today the lniOD, thea 1!I8DIIinl the car.Ia ftflh With Johnoon's double, Ht plrebAII ol G<ot Greon, cal<ber· and now the Redo. GreeD batted came all the way home to tie · ...Uioldtt, from tho Clefeland In· .1111 •Ith the Cordinolt In 1111. the score on Bob Manlay'a ...,. dluo. He ploJN ono (Idle In 19511 rlltce bun! on which there wao lleda Prealdont Btll DeWitt oald ' •lth BaiUmtn, apenl tho 11111 ' an err..- at first bose. !be Jledo • ·IU dellvar anoth« play· season wtth Walhin&ton and Bobby Rice then alngiN, but or lo tho lalllans wllhia :M hottra 111\)Ved to Cleveland Ill 11162 and John lllflela lannod, Laudermilt aJid al the end of the Hooon .,.m hit .1110. His lifetime balling ••· diUvor Olllllber player or Clloh. era1• boloro lhll oeason was .27!. the Dlnth, Tht 30-yeor..,ld Groen 11 to ,.. Bfll como iD with runnero on port to CIDclnnatl ia lime for the I first and oeeond and only one out HO<Is" ltm• horo Friday niJhl but rot Let Thorn•• IG hij Into a with Plttob..-1b, gamH~~ding double play. o The aweep enabled the Indian• G<ton ha• oppoared ill4llalllOI to regain sixth pia.. from the with Clo>oltmd lhio , _ and Angels, although the Trlba Is tltroulh July 25 had 18 hila In 71 15 1·2 aames behind tho lea1u,. trip• 1o lhl plate for I .M overleadiDg New York Yonkees. TriDfty fellmt'•Jdp Social ~otes Soeial 'News '1\ln'rt 1 .. Ill tho 14th lbo rool loll Jn lor 1110 Oilllll. Boll Oidia led oil will! a 1!11111 off roUe..- Bob BoDo IIIII Doii Hook rucllod llrsl whiD Ed Baill)' waa chargN '1\'ith obatruct1011 ~ a Aerlflco bunt. Earl Avenll . tVounded to Boho who U.:.W wtldly past thtNl, per· mhllns two rUlll to "''"' -•-- ~-•u •-and lhon Jw~•Y ~ aoo uo-d·-- 'I ' ' 1, Jim O'TijoW opo<llll ..._ .,.. PiDcb Bitt.. MIMJ Mot1'1 two- !loa liiJIIo drovo Ill lb!ot 1'11111 In . . . . bll14ilt f!e!or7.••1 I I M aJDelo ..JIPW a foolr.rlul ..,_ with • lbll<l-illllbJC-..,. Iiiii a1no ololealf. '1'llt Rodo mHo II lith fiiDID& rauy tbat o..blod the 1 fllllb-lmiJnc IIIICI'IIIao IIJ It ... eoay l~r .111 IIIIo ..., a , . t•" ~....,. lotinJ ..,.... 117 hop. pine OD lob Gl- lot 1'11111 In the lint INIInp Polo - . Frllllll Ro~l- ud K.,.. ty Ktou&b each hod 1119 1111'1 . ,• •. ·, Increase Lead As 'Giants Beaten \1,. lAo *"It'• lladtoro - . . . . 10 tho ''col llirll 1111'' 1oo "" bee- lloa ...... bunllor IIIII Soli Frllloioe9 Clloota IIIII 1"1"' ..,._r CriiJ - 't wia fer • ,'J '• , I .,) ·- I· ' �" ., I ' ' ' t ~ ' ~ 'nle ~era madt h moot o1 lla blla Wtdnooday 1111111 1o boot Crall ODd the Ntw Ya Mota, w, whllt the Philadelphia Phil· llaa ODOppN the Olanta' ntne- ploa I wild pi!Q bj< CriiJ ICOttd two 1DC1t0 Ia llll lourtb iallaJ. Tllot provocl _.. 0.... IIIIJUilo • Nt lllcbort, Km .Rowt ud Rw Ptrr.-1 hold the Ml'll off to IIIII down tho •lctory. · Colllllillld wleh the W..' lo. 1o the Pblil, Jt,_tored tiltllodJers' llrst-ploce lead 104'~ p -. .M......,l XMSeol 001 Ju.. Maricbal w a 1 crubln& N a hro-nm hmler to wrop Uup. Tht lhlrd·plke CanllDall olio loot Jl'CIIUid, 1Uppln1 to flvt p - o/1 the pact, wbea lhty 1li<:w 1 o f.l dtci1lon to the ctn- ellmiiU lloda. Ia the olhlll" NL • -· the Pitl.lburlh Plrateo but the H0011toa Colla, f-3, and the Q\lca&o CUb8 DlppN the Mil· waukeo Br1ve1, U. Ia tho . Amerl0111 I ...... lh I Now York YODke& beat tilt KaJ>. . . QIJ A'a, Sol, the lllanesoto 'l'wtDI downed the -.11 Red SO.. f.l, the Q\letgo White Sox aubdllfCIIho wuhlnclon Seoaton, H, tho llaltimore Orloleo Dipped tho llolrolt Tle<n, 11-1, ond the Clovoland llldillll awept the Lao AD&elea Angell, HI .ucl ..5. O"'Mt - l4ll ... Clllelmlotl. IHI f'!Ok tho lad. .m PirllteO lo COttle &om bohilld .ucl belt the Colto. llob P'tlend, wilh help from I!:IIIDJ reeo. atJ;ied hla 12th ricl011 orllmt nine lo•sea for PittaIJurlh. Jlellev.- Hal Woodeobla <Oiillllor illllhe CUII8' 111111. ..... to'a 11111111 •tblod rllllo• LIDo dy MciDatlltl to plell up bill 11¥entb lltetory ud 1w!d!N M Sh.ow, lbe 1111 of llvo Milwaubt plldlora, witll bll o!gbdt INa. M•ddl t R 11• T B t All •11 4 I ~~:=:::-:~v!i· :!:~~~=~~Uhel·.~~. 1 epor a 1es o ea envi e • ..,.. wloRtbl ~ atrook with 1 !4- - . I Nl by cllltoa CUr· til ol tho old .._on Ira... In 1810. A walt, linllo by ftOD hlrIJ, 1 ~Ia ~Y JGbn ~ ~ • llllel"illce fly by WIIU. Davia m the oecond innmK a<<OUnted lor three Loo Anl'l•• rllllt .ucl two more amgJ.s, an erroc by New Y•k aoCODd buoman Ron Hunt aloatl with 0 wbeo Sol lead • • R ds p h Cint(llnDatl e UrC ase Gene Green From CleveIand. Clout Four a&e, mo&Uy as a plnch..tllttB'. He ~ lwo homl!f'll and oovon run• blltted ln. Gnetl ha• been in troublt thil with JndiaDI Muqer 8111800 Blrdle T<'bhettl twl"" drowln g 1 t lbo 1 :ad :.k':i nbbelllto play him reaularly or trad him 1 th it L<> . Car· 1111 • · w II< wu " dloall from 1117 lllrouP lilt, tho =;': . . :."'.: lor; . Allred h As Straig t AngeIS FaII center to lei AllellllvJIIt'o big rlghth.ucler Glenn Jacobs oH the hook, He was le" fortunate in the top of tho alllh, however. With one out Tannehill sin1led through the middle and llCOred the 1o-ahead run when MUte Evana tripled off the fence In rilfll conter. Johnson fanned, but Manley doubled off cardS TrampIe Redlegs Ill• , MaJor IAqH liM''"" By VIlli"" l'rtlllln...,lltoll•ll Amerteu Ll'lll W. I. Pel. GB New York Ill 17 .IMl . , Chicago 59 46 .1112 1 Boltlmoro 10 4t ,11110 I Minneoota S7 41 .il!tl lOll Bostoa 53 Sl .510 13\1 Cleveland M S5 .491 1512 Loo Anselta &3 5tl .471 17 Kanaa• City 48 57 .457 19 Detroit 43 59 .4%2 22 Washington 17 61 .351 30 Weo1Det4ay'a Rea•lt. New York ! Kansas City z The Indians play an q;hibition Minrnot. J Boston 5 game againot U.. Pillsblll'gh Plr· Chicago S Washlnl!on J, nlghl CLEVELAND mP!l _ Woodle ate. toniaht with the pro<eedo 10- Boltlmore z Detroit 1, night Held, Tito Francona, Pedro Ram· ing to finance the AmaLeur Ba11e- Cleveland I Los Ana: o, 11t, 01 and Lary Brown ean be ex· ball program 1n cl.~veland. Cleveland •, I.os Ana: 5, 2ud. CUHd il the("' •trutting today I Latman hurled b01 fl!IOII aame ThoTOday s Pnoboble ~.we the' now own one-lnd I of the aeuon tn the opener of Boston .at Baltimore allort anoth~r - or the moot the twia biD but the performance Wilson 18-111 vs McCormick IHII, cl•lve rec:ordo In beoeball. was overshadowed by later <Only game ochtduledl They blaiiN foor evenll, Latmoa ollowed only ..,. FrkiiOy'l Oohomo r11111 Wedneaday nisht hit over the llrst olx inni•K• and Chicago at t.o An&eles, nlgbt become the only playan in lannN 10 to become the llnol Mmne!Oia at Kanoao Ctty, nlllhl history o1 tho American Cle..land pllcllor to go over tht _cleveland al Detroit, night 1o ....,mpllsh tbll feat The lOOmark Ia olr!keo~ts !If~> season. Baltimont at Now York, mark or thrfl in • row .... The itron• rig~lli~ller was en- Boston ot Washin.llln, ; formN many by gaged ia ......,... duel with teal!ll but no team had bleD roollio Fred Newman until Whit· National Leope II""'• News, Events error, when he walkN the lira! lhroo Thai wao aU lor Alle111Ville, batters, as Tannehill pve up hll flnl , . hit of the game to the !.adolf But Jacobo bllfl Nel1ftce Oy ~alter In the bottom of lht to the fence In center wa1 o!J;th lonned the nut batter eaughl by Manley whoae throw • • • allowed aoothtr alnlle to Jt<· to the plate 200 feel away wu oba, then fanned tho final two a bit too late to prevent a bolters. run scoring. Tannehllllhon fanIn all, Tannehill atrucl: ootlned Rippelh for tbe second out, 15, walked four and hit none. and got Sell• on a p-ouod ball . 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AUI· 1, 1988 . In County Pony Loop Play The unbeaten Pomeroy CardIna! Pony league team was assured a tie lor lhe loop cham· pl011l!hip WedneJ<Iay afternoon when lefthander Rex Cummillll hurled a Il-l win over lhe Porn· Redlet!. pitched three-hit ball and pounded out three hits in lour trips to the plole, a home run, tlrple, and sln«le. The Cardinali went ahead 3-t 111 the first Inning when Ted led off with 0 olnrle, Dick Werry walked wllh two away, Cumming~ got htl three followed by a single off 'c arr's bet. Blll Moore relieved Redle1 Keith Phalin In the second lnmng, then went the route lor the losers. Commlnp fanned seven and walked lour while Redleg• pltchet'O·· atruck out three and walked one, The IODt ·lltdleg run waa ~e..-ed In tho olzlh whon blfl Tom HarrilaockN a homo run Into deep rlflhl neld. The only other 1\rdleg hlto wore harmloot alnpu by Don Swisher that match will be In the Onals against the bottom bracket winner Monday night, barring ralti'outs. Redlegs 000 001 0- I 3 5 Cardinals 300 242 x- 11 II 3 Phalin (LP), Moort (21 and Murray. CummlniS and Werry. Point Rock SocielYNeWS Mr. and Mrs, S, D. Vale of BeJlville, Ill., visited Mrs. Nel· lie Vale and son, John, returnlng home Wednesday.Mrs, Er· ma Vale spent several days at home during their visit. Attending the funeral of G. A, Burchfield, Columbus, Thursday were J. E. Radekin, Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Radekin and Ar. lia, Mrs, Nellie V•le and John ·ond Mrs. ~thel .Rr,dekit), local, Mr. and'Mro. JaiiiOI Nl<holoon and Ronald, Rutland, Mro. Dean Hollman, Lan&avllle and IThat provided the only run Lat- St. L<>ula n: 1 ·- "'' ":"P Dale Henderson of Royal sparked Clovelond to a H vidOI"J 011<, Mich .. spent several days alter the Indtana look tho ~~ With the Clartn<:e Henderson 11me, t-G, on lorry Lot~•.• fmily , , four hltte< and Fred Wbltlitld a ' teventh inniag homo run. Mr. and Mro. Clair Wootle ll1ld Conn! SUe of Pomeroy <all- Whitfield olao ~~- 0 crond. e() on Mr. and Mra. WIUtam alam homer in the iilJhlcap which C.rr lllld dau&hters and Mr. lookN like a 1•m• winner until and Mrs. Charlet D. WODdo, l lhe Hold·RaliiOI-FrllllCOna·Brown Saturday altemoon. act came on. Held'a homer wu 1 actually tho mor11n o1 victory, The 2nd annual C.rr School lleunion will be held In the I 'nle homor b!' Ramoa wao Wootlo Olwt .., Sunday, Aug- ~ IICOnd ol lhl 11 ,.. and ht uat 11. slnJck out l,s batt<rt - • . high lor Tribe pitchers - 01 Mr. and Mro. Charles D. I enjoyed one of the lfealaM WODde vlaitod ..... mother Mrs I r h' -. , . o 11 earetr, J. B. IM1•. Middleport, liuJ>. •· y. Tho C•ban riahlhander tired .. the 1ate Innings, however, and Mr. and Mrs. r....,. rinally tlken oUt. Ramos gavt Swarll of Lottrldge voalted four l1lDI in the teventh, two Mr. lllld Mra. Paul Bucklay r• Leon homer, and Deeded frOOI Bell llavld Carr with a pair of sin- few doya with hor alster, Mrs. Charles Hysell and Bill Uzzle Harvey while htr Cincinnoll G7 51 .511 each a boee knock. ter Mra. William PllllllPI ODD MAPhDadelphi a ' ·~a lill S1 .:Ill Homer Smlth'a Cardo will Frankfort underwent our1ery at P:,LAD~LPHIA, IUPII -Con- Milwouk<e 14 53 .11011 Middleport In the nnal Riverside Methodlll Hospltol ven Hal will Wllnesl I boxln& Pittsburgh Ill 53 .411111¥• of the oeason nest Wed- Columbua, oddity 011 tho •lih1 ol Aug. Houston 41 67 .!Ill :M neaday on tho Pomeroy field. Mrs. C.rl Shontllold Ia con13 whon I"" PhNaololphla fichtoro Now York 31 'll .sn 31 Middleport's lone defeat wal ~olescinc at MI. Carmel Jtoo. • - two box... ftoom Arl!fllWeoloHday'o lleallita fl ed th hand of tina In a doublehuder. Middle- Philadelphia 7 San Francisco I IU or at 0 I Porn- pllal followlnl lfl IUrl\11")'· wellflt J-. Smith ·wm flgbt VIc- Chieaao J Milwaukee 2, nilhl eroy. Mr. and Mra. John Hollld•y tor Zalaaar Ia 0110 bout. and Len Cinelllnatl 1 Ill. Loui& z. niJht In the ' ftrot game Wedn... ~lalled thler son, Rober!, and Matthews will 9~ Manuol AI- Pittabur·" 1 H to l""t tilly Chillicothe defeated 9oulh family ol Wooster. b~-- ol welto "" oua n 3• n .,. Webster Z-41. Chillicothe on Sunday callent at the home varez, 1 sla te r· Lol AngeiOJ 1 New York S, night Will meet the of Jarrot Bobo - • Mrl. ~eight mampion Emllt Griffith, 'lln!rHay'l Probabil Pllcilfro of the Mlddltport-Coal· Allee Van· Zant and daughter, m the other match. Chicaao al Milwaukte game, and the winner ol Mrs. Manninfl Webllor and Jacbon (11.9) vs , Lomaotet· IHl. :::::.,:::::::::.:__::;:::,_:::.:__::.:=:::...::.:.:=:::..:::.:::::.~_::_::::::::._= FREKIIOLD OPENS SEASON Clneinnatl at 81. L<>uia - Joy FREEHOLD, N .J . UPII -The <4-141 va. lilmmont tf.SI, oldeat harnou trod< in tho Ill· fOnly gamoa ~~:hNuledJ lion, Froehold Raceway, will open Friday'a Gomeo its raoing season oa Saturday New York ot Milwaukee z Aug, 3, with a $5,000 invllali<Jnal nisht · ' ~ace featuring drivero· Stanley PhiiiNiolpllla at St. Louis, nlpt Dane« Bill H lhlon ~-1 •. "" 1 t H 1 JAh , y au ' ~ e ~• ~gees a ous on, n • I Sholly, John Chapmaa ond ·ana- San Funei!ICO at ChiCllgo tiollal ...ka--. u.1.. Fill" 1 ... 1 C''-'""~ --.,. r n.-n. I ~-•u , man needad. ·Chic•&• 5(J lfl .&li7 lill 48 .Nil . . . ...,.. ~t • a.ach ~Its, Send P•lls, Sho<.ell, lullllle Mak· 11'1, On IH'HCrllltion or etft•rwiM, Mlrtha, llrutt thovl4 lot UH<I oartfvtlr. Your .._ t ... 1NI •vr ~thetiiNcfett· lcr..w thet "'""' Mflt.J,;!•Y• For clnM c•n hel11, Y•u " rullr hem pu If natUIOtl wliiiJI eJ ...llt.N!I Phormaclata Tt s- You INch ., '"'· f SWI·SHER & LOHSE WY 2·34tl WY. 2-2951 .. ' . . \" 0 . .... . Hood 11 ... ..... DOMINO 5 lb.69c Sugar Cone Pur• ! I o ' BARGAIN PACK r--· ..... 89c SOFT BATHROOM TISSUE I I 5500 Single Sheets 10 ROLL PACK - - - -- $ DRY GOODS • SPORTS WEAR • SHOES WAID CROSS' SONS 1860-RACINE, 0.- 1963 ''WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" WAs n I. I p ANy· s" I Just Low Prices Always - NO STAMPS! I I winner of the beat.of·flve series. . wblch includes a doubles mal<b and two slnalea matches on Frl· · day, wIll m-•• - ~,. wInnor of the MHico-U.S, ltriH, ~·· • ·' t . ·~ sav• MID-SUMMER CLEA,RANCE OLEO CONTINUES ••• . 6 lbs. $1 SAVE i-! and i OFF SUMMER JEWELRY . . . . NOW ON SALEI ALL ITRAW MATt NOW .l. RIDYGID .01'1' VolUII Tati.IO T£ M.lt •• ,. - - - T,l, loll--- *2-2f t Slic. Bologna·-- 3 ~~. 51 5 Ground Beef-· - 3 •· 1 Bacon Ends :';E~ 5 ~~. 99c LUNCH MEAT SALE I~. 3(9~ .......... D!in~ Ml LK orOrange Grape Drink 7 9C 3 79C, B. H. SANBORN MILL ST. e SPini•h • Breakf•st Ham L01of • Chicken Lo•f MIDDLEPORT ·- -.DUNLOP-- D~70 .f Vol1t011 Tt MAt Ul .....ti":,l, . NYLON VALLEY SELL .e 670xl5 Black··- s12.95 ' . ! " ' • ' . • 750i14,81oc:k •'• - $14.95 Market Rtpt)rt · e750xl.-;White~- $.17.95 • 80Qx14 .Bia~k ••• S15.9S ·: ' . • ' j MONARCH GALLON JUG ' ' ln$1.00 Pkgs. Only •Dutch Loaf eS•I•ml JEWELER· OPTOMETRIST Ml~tle Canned GoodsSalel L•wn ... EGGS doz. 45c Solp Powder eHomlnJ •PottH Moot • Choc. S.JrUif reg. b'D. $1 SURF' ~- '4 Tootr ·, . , DOG FOOD _ 251b. SIMO·N'S· ~ ' • s.lft.Strvlce Mttrket Wt 2-3975 :Pf»metoy ' aad Wt* ~arry,eut •' • JERGENS _ _ _'·' 6 b'ln 36e 10cANs99c ·. . F•cl..t Solp • ePinhiHIII •Kklnor IHm •Sauer Kr•ut c~n1 BRAND l Pctmttoy • 251~- $,.89 All Prices Plua Tp and Old Tire ' REXALL !>JUGS • ,pl<o. .' \ ' Kroft I liOc ,.. { ' . All Summer Suits reduced The g(Jlden best beer of · them all ••• now in the easte•t-: oP.Cn un of them all! I I SLACKS •t tutitt I 1tn tak• fhlt tnllllcJM frleiW',• Mlrth1 tttofl8ht. #>Jt'a Mt on ptflCrlpta.tt.'' ·~. 75c e T-BONE STEAKS · · · ·· · · · ·· 79c lb. 89c 1~. e SIRLOIN STEAKS 69c 1~. e BEEF STEW MEAT 11'21~. 79 Cheese Amorl<an C Fl our Robin bat 29c · Jelly ~s::m ' ....... Men~• Ctttoft NON·PIISCRIPTION DRUGS ARE POTENT, TOO ' t:..:·. YIIUH To ti.H 1111--- SUMMER TOYS .' ram';j,. ..,, - - - • CUI'S- IPOONS •NAPKINS • TAii.E ,CLOTHS, nc. - .000 IRound Steak Knit Shlrtt, 1 1roup SPORT SHIRTS ViluH to $5,00 $2.95 Yoluoo To tl•tl M,tl . ·n.la wao t~u blllloD liiOll' tllall reported In 111111, the burfltl ·aoid; witb aboot more pailt& lillllfl relll!'ll!l Ia !till thao '1ho prev- )'Mr. For Packers Try y..,, Pemeroy len Fronklln Flnt For •PAPEI .PLATEI WASHING'l'ON tUPII-'lllo _. terDII Reveaue Sorriot ..W Wedneodoy IIIII taij 5,.. l'lgllft"' • ·• billklo 1D od)loiAIII ~ in<omo I« U.l. ' " -- Walking Shorts, men's .& boys' Reduced 14 PICNIC SUPPLIES Youth Fellowbold an ;ee cream ..,. Friday 1111 the cburcb lawn 1heilinrliog at II a. m. untU 1 m' Five .flavor• of llomomBde iee cream will be aold along with <ak08, pies, tea and lemJame8 Wode11, summer You!ll Dlreclor, ,.;u G, l ...... SWISHER & LOHSE lltfhodist will C&P Manager To ~-Speaker For Kiwanians old fastbaUer, fanned abt, waJk. ed nobody, and hit nobody. CIIJCAQO <UPII _ Th ColToollflt at Wellston Clay 1000 • , aralnlt Wellaton II 1::10 aal »>a All«aro wiD I"' lholr laol. Pomeroy mnll Ironton at lllhl tlrtiJ -~ 111 pttparalloll 1'30 fer FrldaY'I 111 mpt to end tho · • Oreon Bay Paokerl' wltmi..., Middleport 000 Ols-4 7 0 atruk 111 llle nb ODDual footboll Allensville "" " 100 GW-1 2 2 AD·SW game. Tannehill and Conde, N~:;·~:j,.~~'1:!0111, ~tho Jo<Obo .ucl Selll. WOA lholr lUI 11 ~bll= La ...A•- - vt"'Mro. Vlna Bralt1 • ~n:;;s ~.;-, _·~ Arlin Radekln attended the over . ea · . "Sheep Day" osu Friday and .':.. won !he laJt four ' was an overrughl IUest of Jan G ~ lth lmo"' U 'Itt> lnd Errol Plckttt· who have reo;', ayj ~ 1.:,•• ;;.. atlll employme"l In Columbus. ' :;·~:.. ..ud fatortt. u ' Monday JUOilo of Mlso Octt In by ; to three touehtlo ,.. Gillogly were Mr. and Mrs. Jar· ;.,. Pa:;. wiD hold tbolr ~ Bobo and 100 • Henry, Mr. workout tonlglit undor the llghta and Mra, J · E. Radekln and of Soldier Field, whera the gamt Mr. and Mra. Will Glllopy. will be played. Don MacBiane ol ClaHornla A crowd ol obOot 111,0110 was.,.. , guests ol Mrs. Maud Hoi- peeled for the conies~ u.uaDy lht comb and family, opener ol the grid aeuon. Tho -Mn. J, J:, lllldellltt BI!DO will bo dloplayed on televl· siOI. with 10!1 atatlooa on the !let. GOOD WOMEN'S FlEW work. Neilhor oooch VInce L<>mbanl ! CHESTNUT HilL, Mass. IVP!l of the Packero nor Otto Graham, . -The 83Nl annual United States In his IU!h 11me ' 01 All-Star Lawn Tennio AJso<loUon NoUon- coach, hao named I ollrllng Uno- ' al Doubleo tournament, which be- up. gino Aug. 18 at lhe L<>ngwood Club, W1.t.s assured of an exciting EDUCAnON Wll:ll women's lield aller Wimbledon WA8111NG'l'ON itiPll - Preslchampion M•rgaret Smith ~nd dent K111nady bu proolalm..t Robyn Ebbern, both of Australia, Nov. 10.11 II Amer~an . . filed entry blanks Wedn~sday tion Week. along with Wimbledon runnerup l In hlo proc:lamotl.. w--.y, BUlle Jean Moffitt or 1An11 Beach, KennedJ uked Amtrielnl to Cal~ .• and her doubles partner, learn oboul the quoUif of tducaCarolt Caldwell ol Santa Monica Uon and opportunlUII for;.tht inC.lif , ' dlvidual which a<tlloolt, oollopa and unlvll'llt141 aow GCI'*• SWEDEN; BRITAIN MI!ET ~ ·flO; ., WIMBLEDON, E1111land IUPil .MOll's I IJYI' lilmiMf · -Jan Erik Lundquist and Ulf £.1 Schmidt or Sweden c)aah tnday with Britain's Mike sangsler and Bobby WIIJOn, respectlv•ly, In the SWIM WIAII, BE SAFE -IUY ALL DRUGS FROM A PHARMACIST AT I. Stars Prep "'~ :r:~ :w.:.~,y ::'d~f .=th::~:~::; ~ ~~:!:.. :~i'.? :~?:i,~l;~::~~:::: :~;.~~::: ::: .:, : ~~?.::'~~~?.:~1£ f~ 1 1;:'"~m ~:- le'I'heagueMhlf'ryk Sunday School ottendanco 00 n ' r ·th wau 00 July 28 was 62, offering $14.14. AB~~~:Sk became elfindtrM wheEdnJdiot . servteu ' e were held 1 t ~~ u.. ' now kan oan, Wonh1p It:I$ with O.U. D. WODdt, ~:.:...:~i~;:ur ~:·:::: ::•k llly•loader and on attendance of tho rk In Juno ol 198 1. 11, The MYF hold Ill replar !bunt hich · meotlnc Sunday .venin&. the ..:;: •··•~., :;,. nl_::~ Ill I" 1"1' p! !.w.NT - The Trin· IBI *••!PIIOII-rt - , aftiiiiiM, IW7'11t . .... _, 7 Piau F.or Soda~ LOCAL ·AND STATE·News. Of ........ - ...... - Middleport'• Boys' Leaaue llne4 out hml to the third sack· the feoct In eonter, ......, lit• He 10t In bad trouble 11 lhe to Iqela •• aecond baoe. All Stara will tangle with Coal- er, and Bill Hackett flied to ans. Manley ICOttd later Gil aa IIIDle began, faDing behind 1.0 Jacobs, 1 1116 pound 12-yur- ton at I:JG Friday In the SEO Wellston Litle baseball Toor11ament, They stayed alive In the 20team eliminatiolll by coming lrom behind to beat Allensville H WNnesday on John Tannehill's two-hhter and the ••Ira Redl To Gi•• Up T1110 Play•r• base aluglillfl of Van Johnaon, Mike Evollll, Dan Laudermilt and Bob Manley. nown ,_. arter four bmloga. ~ and held to just Laudermilt's twiH>I!t double In lhe lhlrd and Jim Conde's leN-olf slnglt in . the loorth (he was out slrelchCINCINNATI IUPII -The Cin· Jut two years . . - F<td Huteh· lng it), Middleport opened the dlmalllloda OIIDOIIDoad today the lniOD, thea 1!I8DIIinl the car.Ia ftflh With Johnoon's double, Ht plrebAII ol G<ot Greon, cal<ber· and now the Redo. GreeD batted came all the way home to tie · ...Uioldtt, from tho Clefeland In· .1111 •Ith the Cordinolt In 1111. the score on Bob Manlay'a ...,. dluo. He ploJN ono (Idle In 19511 rlltce bun! on which there wao lleda Prealdont Btll DeWitt oald ' •lth BaiUmtn, apenl tho 11111 ' an err..- at first bose. !be Jledo • ·IU dellvar anoth« play· season wtth Walhin&ton and Bobby Rice then alngiN, but or lo tho lalllans wllhia :M hottra 111\)Ved to Cleveland Ill 11162 and John lllflela lannod, Laudermilt aJid al the end of the Hooon .,.m hit .1110. His lifetime balling ••· diUvor Olllllber player or Clloh. era1• boloro lhll oeason was .27!. the Dlnth, Tht 30-yeor..,ld Groen 11 to ,.. Bfll como iD with runnero on port to CIDclnnatl ia lime for the I first and oeeond and only one out HO<Is" ltm• horo Friday niJhl but rot Let Thorn•• IG hij Into a with Plttob..-1b, gamH~~ding double play. o The aweep enabled the Indian• G<ton ha• oppoared ill4llalllOI to regain sixth pia.. from the with Clo>oltmd lhio , _ and Angels, although the Trlba Is tltroulh July 25 had 18 hila In 71 15 1·2 aames behind tho lea1u,. trip• 1o lhl plate for I .M overleadiDg New York Yonkees. TriDfty fellmt'•Jdp Social ~otes Soeial 'News '1\ln'rt 1 .. Ill tho 14th lbo rool loll Jn lor 1110 Oilllll. Boll Oidia led oil will! a 1!11111 off roUe..- Bob BoDo IIIII Doii Hook rucllod llrsl whiD Ed Baill)' waa chargN '1\'ith obatruct1011 ~ a Aerlflco bunt. Earl Avenll . tVounded to Boho who U.:.W wtldly past thtNl, per· mhllns two rUlll to "''"' -•-- ~-•u •-and lhon Jw~•Y ~ aoo uo-d·-- 'I ' ' 1, Jim O'TijoW opo<llll ..._ .,.. PiDcb Bitt.. MIMJ Mot1'1 two- !loa liiJIIo drovo Ill lb!ot 1'11111 In . . . . bll14ilt f!e!or7.••1 I I M aJDelo ..JIPW a foolr.rlul ..,_ with • lbll<l-illllbJC-..,. Iiiii a1no ololealf. '1'llt Rodo mHo II lith fiiDID& rauy tbat o..blod the 1 fllllb-lmiJnc IIIICI'IIIao IIJ It ... eoay l~r .111 IIIIo ..., a , . t•" ~....,. lotinJ ..,.... 117 hop. pine OD lob Gl- lot 1'11111 In the lint INIInp Polo - . Frllllll Ro~l- ud K.,.. ty Ktou&b each hod 1119 1111'1 . ,• •. ·, Increase Lead As 'Giants Beaten \1,. lAo *"It'• lladtoro - . . . . 10 tho ''col llirll 1111'' 1oo "" bee- lloa ...... bunllor IIIII Soli Frllloioe9 Clloota IIIII 1"1"' ..,._r CriiJ - 't wia fer • ,'J '• , I .,) ·- I· ' �•• I I ·L -\ \I \. • I. • Dr,. ·Ward Remains Critical After Wolfpen Social Ne-ws · Michaels Are Retllrned Froth Mile Trip DaJI.r · •.ua ' Peach Festival · Plans Complete I,UUU PRACTlCI! SET STAMP 01\fi.AWAY Certified Oil Station 531 WEST MAIN nREIT Ovti'DW...ty WlnMI'I T...lllllll Stampe Of Yllllt Clllllll HI TEn 29.9 lftfY Gallen Sekl With A MeR.¥ leek Ova r•dll Now Unller New MIIIIIIIMM If you need I stJt.t tJ ft'10111111al' a 6UMMU - " Wilisplr the 111111 1111-. Theil pick 11P ,_. OMII. ECONoMY SAVINGS & LOAH COMPANt' aoow. SMPit!l St.-WYM11ot1124111, ~n Itt •e•TO ~0009!. DAVI OHLIMGIIt, MOlt. MONDAY-f A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUII., WID'I. 'ti1UII~ 1 9 A.M. TO I PJA. . fiRIDAY 9 A.trl. TO I P.M. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TO II TIME TO CHOOSE ••• fiME TO SAVE \ • Talk, Slides WOMENS & CHILDRENS SAVE «fo Sotiety News I If You luy 011e of T6tse f1m01s I I I 01n you Judt• 1V11Y liD ... lVII\' COl.CI ... IVEIY 9TYUI NOW WHIU STOCkS All (OMPLIII 10% OFF IF PURCHASED -DURING AUGUST . ~ \ . ~ Sm1ll O.poslt And Convtnl.,.t Wtelcly 1r MOnthly P•yiMids Will Hekl The •JAckm ICAICOATI ISNOW SUITS $1:zrA 'rOPDtEIIS TO l'l!liNS '5lll to '39.99 .... • COATS PrieM ,,.. $11.M fo $149~9t • 10% OFF .I.At.AWAY.SALE PaW . . $10.71 .. $1~.99 ., . •Yidtt .V.IIftkl 011 iU -.m&e.r 410!1U illolndlq ~ c:oa~allld .n-wat~ter eoau. : . .ntlf.ctuter ond •ltllout del_, Y<Nf I ii'IW .FM wili 'In ........ to ""'· . . . . . jlrtpli/1. Install till llooitar Ill your .-AI!II MOIINfN(Ullll Haoter and enjoy the co:sels:t <If llltodlli Steu~iii•llillilii.iii II red wattr II fixture 4~d clothln~ staiN! II unpleasant iron · • plumbing corrosio~ It AND 58 US. WI HAVE A LOT OF ..,W . TO SHOW You. w-. .. - An iVUPURE COtO Pa~~ will compltttlr remove 411 lrO,....Mfke ydur Wdter •• lro•h •nd. pure 01 tht fintst moOn!•in str~dm. The CDto Pack will •I so tlltnindtt drsmt bdtterl!, assurln~ compltte protection •s•inst wot•r-bor~e distd!t. EnJoy clo•n ••• sdl<! ••• brtt~r tostlng w•ttr with 4 low-tolt IVIRPURE COlO PACK. Stop lri 6r tall us tod•yl · ' We bon't ~ow I Oi!rrJ~Iv• lut Just think Of The · looltlns For h. · · ,,_ _:· \ ' Oo,.llir~Jewelry -~ Court l'f.r I!Jaloll•'·- .~t~.-.;-y ·, ..>::.' ·s.o.re· .·- ~·~FOREMAN & ABBOTT . ,..,~ 1'1' =~ ' I . •nd 1M. OM of these _ . _ M!tilllof lliodtiS of WARM fll()RNiHG Coal lleiiiiii• .. INI WN ai•• rou 1 otrtlfitlhl elllillini 1'01! ta .--;.. a · MORNING ~~<">?tar fill!. (MQdel F-8 thll ....,.,.,_ Mill lOr $16.9SJ lor JUSt ONE CENTI ' You siMply mail the ceitillcale lnd OM !1"'1." lilt Came ill - eliminate eo• On a.tty ..... Offer IMI lept-ber 1htl t4ste:s COAU • ' s,..., 11 cont•miMted w~ttr WOM!N'S I EVERPURtCD2o PACK e... Of Telllr Chel.. tr Ute 0.W C..vtll'lltnt Charge, Ceth II' Option Term• On Extended Paymelitl. •DIEIS COATS from your wate. .•• with an a diamond'• tllu.t WE· HA\IE SRECT YOUR WINTIR COAT CHILDRENS COATS REMOVE ALL IRON COAL HEATI.S During Out Early Sllel L ..., lft.tl 14US 119.95 •••••••• 4. ... flftlltfc. Ctlltttalll ~011'0MOIININO polontH ..,.. WARM flLMhill. .-. . =~~·• · -... -;.,llalll fl. . . . . . . . . lAST hUll fo lutr Y..r'l l..llll . EBERSBACH HARDWARI. ' ' . ~ Milll St. ...., :'!1-i'_\"""""1'_ _ _......,_ _ ___, _ _ _ _ ._ __ . ...;..._~· �•• I I ·L -\ \I \. • I. • Dr,. ·Ward Remains Critical After Wolfpen Social Ne-ws · Michaels Are Retllrned Froth Mile Trip DaJI.r · •.ua ' Peach Festival · Plans Complete I,UUU PRACTlCI! SET STAMP 01\fi.AWAY Certified Oil Station 531 WEST MAIN nREIT Ovti'DW...ty WlnMI'I T...lllllll Stampe Of Yllllt Clllllll HI TEn 29.9 lftfY Gallen Sekl With A MeR.¥ leek Ova r•dll Now Unller New MIIIIIIIMM If you need I stJt.t tJ ft'10111111al' a 6UMMU - " Wilisplr the 111111 1111-. Theil pick 11P ,_. OMII. ECONoMY SAVINGS & LOAH COMPANt' aoow. SMPit!l St.-WYM11ot1124111, ~n Itt •e•TO ~0009!. DAVI OHLIMGIIt, MOlt. MONDAY-f A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUII., WID'I. 'ti1UII~ 1 9 A.M. TO I PJA. . fiRIDAY 9 A.trl. TO I P.M. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TO II TIME TO CHOOSE ••• fiME TO SAVE \ • Talk, Slides WOMENS & CHILDRENS SAVE «fo Sotiety News I If You luy 011e of T6tse f1m01s I I I 01n you Judt• 1V11Y liD ... lVII\' COl.CI ... IVEIY 9TYUI NOW WHIU STOCkS All (OMPLIII 10% OFF IF PURCHASED -DURING AUGUST . ~ \ . ~ Sm1ll O.poslt And Convtnl.,.t Wtelcly 1r MOnthly P•yiMids Will Hekl The •JAckm ICAICOATI ISNOW SUITS $1:zrA 'rOPDtEIIS TO l'l!liNS '5lll to '39.99 .... • COATS PrieM ,,.. $11.M fo $149~9t • 10% OFF .I.At.AWAY.SALE PaW . . $10.71 .. $1~.99 ., . •Yidtt .V.IIftkl 011 iU -.m&e.r 410!1U illolndlq ~ c:oa~allld .n-wat~ter eoau. : . .ntlf.ctuter ond •ltllout del_, Y<Nf I ii'IW .FM wili 'In ........ to ""'· . . . . . jlrtpli/1. Install till llooitar Ill your .-AI!II MOIINfN(Ullll Haoter and enjoy the co:sels:t <If llltodlli Steu~iii•llillilii.iii II red wattr II fixture 4~d clothln~ staiN! II unpleasant iron · • plumbing corrosio~ It AND 58 US. WI HAVE A LOT OF ..,W . TO SHOW You. w-. .. - An iVUPURE COtO Pa~~ will compltttlr remove 411 lrO,....Mfke ydur Wdter •• lro•h •nd. pure 01 tht fintst moOn!•in str~dm. The CDto Pack will •I so tlltnindtt drsmt bdtterl!, assurln~ compltte protection •s•inst wot•r-bor~e distd!t. EnJoy clo•n ••• sdl<! ••• brtt~r tostlng w•ttr with 4 low-tolt IVIRPURE COlO PACK. Stop lri 6r tall us tod•yl · ' We bon't ~ow I Oi!rrJ~Iv• lut Just think Of The · looltlns For h. · · ,,_ _:· \ ' Oo,.llir~Jewelry -~ Court l'f.r I!Jaloll•'·- .~t~.-.;-y ·, ..>::.' ·s.o.re· .·- ~·~FOREMAN & ABBOTT . ,..,~ 1'1' =~ ' I . •nd 1M. OM of these _ . _ M!tilllof lliodtiS of WARM fll()RNiHG Coal lleiiiiii• .. INI WN ai•• rou 1 otrtlfitlhl elllillini 1'01! ta .--;.. a · MORNING ~~<">?tar fill!. (MQdel F-8 thll ....,.,.,_ Mill lOr $16.9SJ lor JUSt ONE CENTI ' You siMply mail the ceitillcale lnd OM !1"'1." lilt Came ill - eliminate eo• On a.tty ..... Offer IMI lept-ber 1htl t4ste:s COAU • ' s,..., 11 cont•miMted w~ttr WOM!N'S I EVERPURtCD2o PACK e... Of Telllr Chel.. tr Ute 0.W C..vtll'lltnt Charge, Ceth II' Option Term• On Extended Paymelitl. •DIEIS COATS from your wate. .•• with an a diamond'• tllu.t WE· HA\IE SRECT YOUR WINTIR COAT CHILDRENS COATS REMOVE ALL IRON COAL HEATI.S During Out Early Sllel L ..., lft.tl 14US 119.95 •••••••• 4. ... flftlltfc. Ctlltttalll ~011'0MOIININO polontH ..,.. WARM flLMhill. .-. . =~~·• · -... -;.,llalll fl. . . . . . . . . lAST hUll fo lutr Y..r'l l..llll . EBERSBACH HARDWARI. ' ' . ~ Milll St. ...., :'!1-i'_\"""""1'_ _ _......,_ _ ___, _ _ _ _ ._ __ . ...;..._~· �• .' • .. I ~ ,, ' . t , . f d 5 s I I e Cia Ads Get • 18-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 1, 1963 1 INSURA~CI FOR RENT ~ Sale ·t.~-·f~OC JAL. ~ Hollywood In Review llr n:IINON IClOI'r ~I Bel~ eu, 1 Jr• 1 Rutland 8\lowdetl, Gallipolll-:t YfiWil& thelt lfandparepll, Mr. . an4 Mn. Rolt' Snowden and otbor relaUveo. · 3ROOM furnished apartment, &u~er iv Gtfi\;; . .A 130 Mulberry. Pbone WY 2- ~.......... lw """ .... ••• • 6615. 7 31 6tp . .... - - ..... 2 BEDROOM house with bath, Pboae W1 1-11!1 AU~. I basement, hardWood fioors Bethel No. 62 of the Interna. Lili&n and built-In cupboards In the Camping Equip. tlonal Order of Job'• Daughters Graee HyaeiJ ol Mlnersville · kitchen. Call Tracy Whaley JUNIOR FAIR Speclil ID time will meet in 'l'gular oeaaloo, WY 2-3054. 7 'll 6tc for vacatloo. With eoch Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at I b e wu • recent overnlght gueot of her coolin Miss Sabra CanaTHREE and tour room lurnisb- Apache Eagle ·Camper - we MaliOilic T,mple. SHOP AND TRADE day and Mr. and Mrs. Robert ed and unfurnished apart- will give $75 accessories. . Chiefs of MaJIDOlto Canaday. '62 Ford T·Bird • $3395 '62 Chevy II_~ $1795 mentS. WY 2-MM. so for sale demonstrators $2115 Sisters wiD have their Vlelde Grlliun spent week Mn. Pearl Beveridge of New 1 Hardtop Coupe. White finish. 4 Door. Low mileage by local tz 1 tic up. Used tent $19.95; car top potluck plcnlc . Thurs- at George Grates while her Marabfleld and Mrs. Dorotb, red interior, low mileage, seat o":ner, spotless clean interior, ::---7:-~---:--""'Cc----:- carrier $9.95; One fishing at 6 p.m. at the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Beveridge and son, Freddie of , - - - . ; .·- - - - - - - , belts, power steering & brakes, be1ge fi~ish, deluxe equipment, 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln boat special $100; Camp trailAmanda Kaspar, Rock St · Grimm, attended camp church Waablngton C. H. spent Me. radio and heater. Like new all heater._tlres hke new. Heights, Phone WY 2-3874. er rentals. Amsbary Marine Evangeline Ct.pter 172, ()r.. WANT AD mee~gs at Columbus. day evellfag wltb the latter's . . 7 11 30tp Trailer Sales, 631 Fourth the way. '62 Impala -~ $2695 of the Eastern Star In MldTh w th bolt pareolll, Mr. and Mrs. c. E. INFO~MA TION ,62 Corvair -~ $1995 6 Pass. SL Wagon. 327 cu. in. NICELY Furnished 4 room and Ave. Gallipolis, 446-0239. will observe Obligation ~ eo er reunion wu Rile and Larry. Mrs. D··othy DJo;~UJUNES batb apartment. Middleport. 7-JI).lllc II ~~~!:.~Th~ursday evening, at the ·held Sunday at Cedar Lab, Beveridge and Mn. rah 1):011 P M 11o111 detn,... t'ooLJcanoe Monza 2 Door. Maroon finish, motor. P?Wer steering & brak~s. T I A poll ck diDRl le W. Va. Those atiendln lllo11r'lay DPadlint Jt,lll' ' Ill fawn interior with bucket seats, Autom~~;r· pollw~r brakes, rad~o, Phone WY 2-3874. will :e,mps:~ed p~ina . p yMr, and M P I p ~ Rfe spent Tuesday evening with ll!tlttl&,f ._speed box, engine, radio, new w 1 ewa tires. maroon fm· ::--===-:,.-.,-;--;-7-c: ll tic BUSINESS SERVICES .........., were . rs. au a~ Mr and Ml's Larry G HoH· 102 CAJ'Il:EU.A TIUNii heater. Tires show little wear Ish , extra clean and prlrcd at J,!a DUPLEX, furnished apafi. -===--=:-:===,-:-meeting at 6:30p.m. Memterson, Roxanna, Jeff aDd Ray, . and .Stevie In <.'0-'TitJNS 'k t ' real savings I "SHORT ON WATER' phone are ur--' to attend and "·-. Coda Slawter, Bennu, man son, ' oml 1 IVU! o. aec:epoeo ~" ' .t:llt A • a ' e new car a a rea saving. · lilent a! 390 S 2nd Middle' a cov&er-ed d~h and thOII'' "Huaorvey and Sonny hiB ' m•es't eroy. rm lla.• .,. ""'"'•".,~·• '61 Ch I $19891 port. Call In evening. S.28-t1cl WY Z. Emmet W. Shuler m •A Don 8 ld Rll IU!:GliiAfltJNS '61 Corvair $1595 evro et ing WY 2-3243 lor a farm table service. Mrs. John Miss ~berta Smith, all local: lc e and family 5262 . , . . .~.~ ....... 1!. - ....•• ' " f'lfl!il • ..U• 01 ,..._,, an¥ •th 1eemt"d - Hard Top 4 Door. Low mileage, F-IV-E ~R·OO - M h-o-use-.-l-645 --L-,·n·l,~.,:po_n_d;_. ....................7iiil5-.tl"'c-,l JLay•monses' pWorthy Matron, and Miss Judy Slawter and her rearleatispenvesdm.lngCbailUcotheweek viBWiaa~ II •r ohJectinq•llle t:.r-tn -uuld br ~ 4 _Door Scda~. Local ow.ner, ~ow I' lean interior, blue finish, V8. rep<.rllld ·-•dla~IJ f'b• oub nuleage •. spc.less _c lean mtertor. automatic trans. Radio & heat· I coln Heights. Paul Theiss. . u en, Worthy Patron, guest, Gerald Wears. both of lngton C H and Enon' 'ftle llahn •!1.1 !lOT I'M' ,..,poow~"•• fiJ' Powergilde. Radw and heater. er. Like new whitewall tires. WY 2-3746. 8 I be lD charge. Columbus and Mrs. Paul HJU, spent a ·w.;,k Yisltlng .hls b.:. G\fOf"W' ,,.,. ,., . ..,,.,..,.... ·nerfln'll The Laurel CUll Better Heol· Debra, Tommy, Paul, David, thor Edward Rile and family For Wa.nr Ad .semce ,I j REAL ~STATE To Have Your club will meet Thursday eve- and Jackie of Indianapolis, In- at Sunbury and Aug. 1 for • -.:entt l)e' wnro """ na.. rrl~m 1 or Gn ".., .• ;..at the home of Mrs. E. J. d•ana. CaUiornla where he will be Co•l, Oil llllnlrrn•"' Char•• 80 ~ " w•th Mrs. lra Wellman 1 ned Ed ard 11'0R SALF.: - House .,ii .Bashan, : u Cent. oe• •om i.,. ftt.rn ettD0 IM"I.'Utl•• lnwrtlnnl 4 rooms and bath, 2nd floor J Judy Slawter w.. here from stat at W • AFB. $1588 P'ul! ,.,,, ,., t .:~~nu pet •~rG ti'\JJ I 1960 CHEVROLET ~- ___ _ _ _ _ unfurnished . 2¥. acres land. ; Cloonod ond Chocked . will be held her employmeni at the Hunt- Mrs. Helen Reinhard and be .,,.,,.,,.., hit ad¥ertltlne It 110' Parkwood Wagon . V·B motor, auto. tram, piwer steering ~>au1 wlthlfl Ill da~• &f'ltlf ~· 6 miles from Racine on new·, for Wlntor 1 from 9 lo inglon Bank in Columbus this chn;'~en olwi~~ll and brakl'S, new tires, R&H. ' Dil -Joill ly surfaced road. Ralph Trus- 1 - - - - - - - " " - an new weekend. era ays paren • • CAK[' 01 rRANU - t1 3& 101 .u wnrd ft>r'llntum kaell •>1<i•t ·nn1959 RAMBLER ~ .. ~- _ -~~ $688 sell, WI 9-3053. who wiD be enrolling Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mlller of and Mrs. Ch~l~--~~!':..~e! ll 'f''"'"' te OhifU.t.r\H Datoil . . . American 2 Door. Radio, heater blut- finish clean h1terior 8 1 3tc a Riverview schoof· !fils- Sep- Columbus were weekend guests are mov1ng w .........,, ~~ 1 t 1 e-en• per .-ora good tires. ' ' ' OFFin HOURS =-~~~~Phonn WY2-3994-WY2-6301 tember. It Is Important t h a 1 of her mother, Mrs. Naomi Thursday they vlalted her .,. 1960 PLYMOUTH ~~ ------ $999 FOR SALE in Pomeroy. 5 698 w. Moln St Pomoroy new students register earlu In Chase. Mrs. Rosell Scott and ten, Mrs. Juanita Saxton 8114 rooms and bath, redecorated.! order that additional school'ma· her son David of Fort Wayne, Mrs. Pa1ty Hollman and faml. 2 Door. V·8 en~ine , auto. trans ., new tin·~ . blark O\'er whlte fi11ish. Radio an rl heater. Gas floor funace. Out of high I . terials and equipment needed Indiana also spent the weekend ly, Pomeroy, water, large lot. Immediate t the Ch 1959 FORD possession . Priced may be obtained before the opa ases. · Larry Rile spent • few dayo 11 4 11 Jy. Tel. WY 2·3441. c ening of school, sai4 Grace Be~ny and Harry Slawter are with his lister, Mrs. DorothJ 7 31 3tc AUCTIONEER Weber, principal. .showmg_ cattle at the Proctor- Beveridge and family at Wash· ==--=-=--c-c•-=-=C"'C"-- _ _ Complete 8ervlce AUG. 2 v1Ue Fatr th1s -..eek. Last week inglon C. H. and atlended lite '58 Chevrolet ·- $795 '59 Chevrolet _ $1095 :HOUSE FOR SALE, In Porn. critl llradlonJ The Rock Sp. M thnd'18 t they were at the Jaokson coun- lair there. Bel Ai! 2 Door. Lw:al owner. 2 Door 6 e~'l. Sld. trans. lwJory eroy, across from new school Virite, Phole • Contaet . rmgs . e ty falf m Wellston. NOTICES _ ,Low m1leage, 6 cyl, Powerglide and coral finish. dean int..-ior. l Mulberry Avenue. 5 rooms, A. C. BRADFORD church will have an lee cream Scott Shields of Roseville, is Burnie Bowen spent a few HOMEMADE PlE 15c. H 8 m ~rans. SP?tless. dea~ . mterior, n{'w whi1ewall tires, radio and bath, basement. large lot. G. Baciae, Obio soctal Fnday begm~mg at 6 spending several days with Mr. days with hiS aunt, Mrs. Ber. h l5c J k' . D ~ all good t1res, black f1msh. heater. A real buy 1. Financing approved Ph d nice Bowen and family at can.. 5 18 tfc P. m. Home made Jce cream, and Mr . Richard Lue sandw1c es . ac s a1ry · WY 2-3573 ' La villas an al Winchester. 7 11· 6tc · lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-..=iiiiii=-..-..="llcake, coRee and soft drinks will Steve Bar, Middleport._~_7-30-6tc 1951 PONTIAC 1955 FORD _ _· COlA SERVtCii be sold: The proceeds 'Wjll be Mr. :ndn"::s. K:~ethe.M!ch- Uttle Stevie Thomas, aon af WANTED--'I'o correspond with Coupe $99 2 Door $149 FARM FOR SALE. 117 a_cres, pla<ed m the organ fund. ael and Mike of Chillicothe Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thorn· relatives or Thomas Sheets, 5 room and bath. Machmery ::~r:!:: ~~~~~r:, ;: :.·~~ ':'..:! AUG. 3 were weekend guests f hi as was burned witb bot collet brother of Ella Sheets Dol· 1955 MERCURY 1955 PLYMOUTH and 15 head of beef catue. - •''""' ouL Boy Seoul Troop 245, Middle- father !lnd sister Mro El~ and _hes secood degree burlll. son. Mrs. F..dna Thompson. Conv, $195 VS- 4 D $149 Bashan. Keno road. Roberti :;;.,:;~;.:~lt ;~·:;:; port, will s~sor a dance Sat.. Michaels and Thelma' Mich- Mr. and Mrs. WUUam H. Rift 768 Washakie St., Lander, oor ~ Grueser, WI 9-3035. or cttat.• •n-tus. urday evemng from 8 to 11 aels. . and children of GuysvWe spent Wyo. 7 27 &tc y S 7 31 Sic p.m. August 3, at the Munici· MYF ATI'ENDS CAMP ·• an afternoon with hls parenlll, E , SAVE MORE ANY KIND of bulld020r pal Park In Middleport. The ~ose attendm· MYF m Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rile and __ ... _ LOSE WEIGHT salety w i I h or back-hoe work, Call WY 2- Jays will provide music for at"La' I Obi~ Mares} Ills brother, Doo Rife and fam. DIADAX 1lormerly LIEX ·A AT " h;r " ' " ' ' d f hm ·n ncas er, o are. .,e il 3243· Emmet W· Shu!er, con· DIETl new name. same for~..... .... an re res en 18 WJ Herring Julia and Jane Lucas y. mula Dnly 98c at S' a r k ~ Fr342 Pa~,~treet, Mid· ~-II s~v~ ~-Out mtothetrs. Jim Whlte, Saundra Dean, SaO: Mrs. Myrta Rife of WilkesDrugs 6-20-60tp p :.· "" !'QMEROY ~ &-room frame dltractlng, eporl. ee es.....ates. ' or yse s scou maser. 'dy and Karen Tucker Jeon ill Is ""'"" f d • house with bath ltub and show· f 15 Uc AUG 4 ' v e spe..,..... a ew ays AUTOMOBILE' fn""ance been _, ---·-:--. -- erf. hot air heating (2 gas . The annual ~uck picnic Ann Siders, .u of Rutland. With her daughter, Mrs. Faye i'HIYI'O COPYING Se"'cea fo tate off' d 11 d Counselors from here were Wood . I canr1'11ed'J .osl vour opera· · culators) basement Co P,,.. any 1ette r nr documen1. olf•·cers r s es ant·• Mrs. B_euy Herring • Mrs. Qeor. · Mrs.· Freda Bowen, Mrl. Faye of ICtrs, D•'strict epu ·~. tor 's license? Call WY 2-2966. , l"J 0 PEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. 1.rge 1ot , beau!ifu1 VIew · o1 Pom- 'leuter Insurance, Pomeroy Daughters of America •- wUI be• g, Wh•te """ Mrs. Harold Rice. Wood and Mrs, Myrta . Rlfe 8t5tlc VI 2 15 Uc held at the home of Mrs Edith Joy White and Rosellllll')' and spent Thursday with Mr. and - ... -- -~ POMEROY, OHIO l.eroy and the Ohio River. $5, ! CARD OF THANKS --=·~-:-----~=-,._....,,...,.......,.....,.._:::..,,.... 6-room black and Betzlng, TUpers Plains·, Ellen Rice accompanied their Mrs. Daye Canode of carpen. - lstucc~ house with bath, hot air!, at I p.m. EST. Those at- mothers to camp. Several ler R. D. I. lwislito -thank Dr. Blazewicz, l FOR SALE FOR SALE are to take own table weeks ago Rev. ·Case Herring Mr. Hershel Justice ealled Dr. BOice, Dr. Slack. and Dr .. -~ furnace hea~ng, ~~ment, service. acoompanied Steve Luca~, on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife. Davis, and all of the staff lor GOOD USI£V portable Philco COAL;-good, ·clean lump, 31 5 acre lot Wit sma arn an ! The family of Sam Flnlaw. Steve and Dennis Sch!Uing, Bil· George Martin spent an af. the care I rece1ved while a T.V First $50 takes il c.n egg. no slack. Re-screened pond. On good gravel road in , ·u h . ly Tucker, Teresa Dean and patient at Meigs General Hos- WY 2-3979. 7-30.3tc stoker-oil treated at mine or Chester Township. $5:000 ·00 · • WI ave a reumn Sunday at Charlotte Imboden to Junto ternooo with Mr. and Mrs. Qlar. pilal 1 also wish to thank . . delivered 'lul!lll'er price now FARM - 82 acres With S.room the home of Dr. and Mrs. Sellm MYF . r leo Rile. all those who sent cards and USIW CLOTHING, bargams, on J•cobs <.;oal Co. R. D 1 Ihouse with bath, furnace heat- I For All Of Your Needs Blazewicz. A basket dinner wlll ~~~IN THE SWIM Mr8 Heleo Reinhard and . shop at lhP 1'hnft shop m H~~ p ' · 1 ·ng basement two barns 50 be served at .noon '"'" · gifts durin g mv recent 111. , omeroy. Phone SH 2-4959 • • • AUG •ne local Cub Seoul Troop Sarah Rife spent Thursday fore ness. Mary V. Easterday. ! cme. Women s dresses 25 WY 2-3469, or WY 2-2437 . , acres pasture, 20 acres in culti· Middleport Feed Mill ~e Pomeroy. Garden club are taking swimming elssons at noon with Mrs. Geora• Suton lip 1 crnts to II 00. Bo: s oan is 25 JOtc vat10n (presently m alfalfa), Tony Fowler, OwMr & Opp. '" Middl t p 001 Th t nd7 15 1 8 · 1 ~nd 50 cents, shoes 25 cents, !9,000.00, or will trade on targ· "We Do Custom Grinding" will hold Its annual picnic at epor ose ate and family. · 1a1s 25 1 1 1h 1 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport the home of Mrs Charles R Jng are Steve Hollman, Randy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rile I cle;· Ac;:,"s "r:on~ ~h.'\:~~ WHY WORRY over a sluggish er ann. i Karr Sr Monda · at 1 m. Sprouse, Bill Nlcholoon, Jim and ohildren of St. Albano, W. AUTO SALES I B•nk. Donna llayman a o d septic tank' Gel Klean Em· C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR HEATING, Plumbing, Mueller Member; are asi to takepihe~ Morris, Bobby Snowden, Nor- Va. spent FJ:Iday evening with _ .:<tc ' All Septic tank cleaner 1955 TUDOR Studebaker Good Marjone Grimm. a! ' WY %-3830 LES'MAN Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, own table service man Roush, Randy Williams. his parents, Mr,and Mrs. Cbar· shape. Good tires. $15(1 or _ 7 30 Landmark Farm Bureau. Po- ALBERT M. COX, SA • · Jim Birchfield, Dallas Weber, lea Rile. 618 East Main Stroet Porntrade lor a dry cow. G ~ Nc. J potaloes, 11.50 - 50 lb. meroy. 7+30tc WY Z.22ZO eroy, Phone WY 2 2448. Bobble Black and Steve Hawk. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rife Deem, Racine. 7·30-6tp bag, No. 2 potat0€s 50 lb. bag · - ~- -- -7-S0-3tc tic IN COLUMBUS They are being driven by their and family and Mrs. Bertie WaJ. 7 20 'lUICK TUDOR hardtop. 1958 . $1.~0 Chm·les Hilton. Port- '62 Ford -~ $1,695 I'OR SA I.E : 5 room house Mrs. T. A. Riley and Mrs. Deon Mothers, Mrs. Bernice ters of Sunbury spent Tuesday Excellent condition. G 0 0 d an · ·8 1 6tc Pickup Only 11 .859 careful bath. newly decorated. iarl Gru~:u:.lnmiiiDg aad Mary Linkenhoker were in Co- Hollman, Mrs. Wanda Willi- wltb his pareolll, Mr. and Mra. tire>. ~1 5o. Mark ward. New 11X' WARM Morning coa'l heat. . miles. Shows good care. 8 heating. Full. basement. Mlner..me, lllliG lumbus Wednesday ' to me e I ams, Mrs. Connie Black and Charles Rile and Larry. . Haven. 862-2325 . -3 tc er will1 fan. gc "Jd condition Ft. Wide Side Body. cated 123 Hudson Street, End vonr sewer troobleo their sister, Mrs. J . M. Marls Mrs. Janet Morris. others Mr. BUly Vatella speD! a day 7 06 Rolland Searles, Rutland. Middl•port. Pr1ce, $6000. In· and son, Michael, of Los Altos, taking swim leS80ns who live with Mr. and Mrs. Georae Su· ~- Ra mblor '58 BUIC · k -~ $995 qmre Ohio Hotel. We hove all 1lzeo •~ ' Ohw. SH 2·4626. California. Mrs. Maris' husband In Rullano are Sabra Canaday, ton and family. World Siantlard '' Compact I e 8 tic ::.'::.!!c::. is captain on a TWA jet plane, Linda WllUams, and Mark Mor- Mrs. Ethel Rife, Mrs. Fay 7 27 &tp 1 Vs Special 2 dr. Hard Top. Excellence -' - ----~ One local owner. Dynaflow IFOR SALE, new 6 room CaD W\' Z.Z8'1t Da•'"' Nl·•t riB. Wood, Mrs. Myrta RHe a ad Rig car ,...,m, ""'and Pf'rtorm AUCTION drive. • ...... noon. Relatives and Larry and Gary Snowden, Mrs. Sarab Rife were ihopplng 7 ~ •nee Small car economy and SATURDAY. August 12, at 12 with 3 bedrooms, bath . are urged to attend. aons of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll In W . ellston cme day. FOR SAlE O.o/r':;Ohe News Notes August Saving Days On Our Lot of Values! • Budwheat m Society News Results. p Now Is The Time ------------------....,1 •• EVEN MORE ~D8JI Jeft SAVE URNA( E I li:~~~~f.~:gu: spe: :· fur Baker &Seyfr'le.l f • . Selling hverything But The Kitchen Sjnk? :Wa~t Ads Can Sell It Too • Ir- Jo back IIIHoD,woad far e!gbt monllll, his Ioasl!lll llay IIOLLYWOOD !UPil-11 Ranry tince be doparlocl bad! in 1N1 to roac1a were to Mil far pc loleul lllake bli bomo Ia Rtw Yerlt CIIJ fll , !be United Stalol tat J8ll' and 1o ~ .., BrotllwtJ. .. d almoot cortalnl)' win lbo fe. 81111 Prefen 'JIIooter · ...,_ Vol<> .00., with thooo 1!1. "I IIIII prefer !be theater," he mo.!t produotrs, ..ld. "and 1 .UU couldor New foada bu aged 10 lfaetfully · Ynrl: my home. lui aclinl oori he bel be<omo a pbylfcol P'*- ot p. lo cyclei. The !bolter type of wbat far toda)r'r lla't dollt& 10 ..U ri(Jbl aow and 1uectutui polltlchm, there NOml to he a Dock of mov· lila AJI.Am~lcll filet, tJ.foot.plu 1oo .....,, llietl! for me. ilalure and dear blue eyeo have "For eigh,t years thert, while COIIVlllced movJe.makeri that Hen- I Wat doing 'Mr. Roberq,' 'P1fllll ry ol!ould be Uvial Ill the WNI• o1 No Jl<ltum' and '1111 Oabto H-. 1 Mutlllj> Court Martial' 1 dlda't lie recently completed a film • make a lingle picture. "PJII.Sale.'' In wblcb he plays j "An aclor hu 1o plaJ bcltlt lilt tlBUon'r ctllof t>lltllltlve. lila •111-u.o.ter and moYioo-JI he IIQI picture II "The Beat Man" I wants to keep busy. w!lb FCIIlda poriJ'tylnJ • pottn·l "TIIo thaalor is hardtr Ual P""idenUal candidate. 1111d many perl011'1"' dott't 41111 wlthJn the put two yuro forward to the IIIOIIOiolly of lhe eetor has sbuaned three op- per!ormanceo 1 weoll. But portltllitie~ 1o star as president of challenao to me not to let lhe United states in a trio of ma- performance become mechltlllta!L lor productions. "In more than four yeart 'woa•t Ren•l 11tlell 1,600 performances of 'Mr. lie refused to revest the titles erts' I never got tired o1 1111 of the plclures for fear of ofltnd· It wu jult as exciting lor me the actors who eventually won the final night 85 11 '"81 11Cl"'tnb'at.l lhe rokll which was a politically But I never &topped 001 shrewtl .;.ove on his part. inS and workin& at being altrl." 1 tut like Calvin Coolidse. Hank does 11111 chOOIIll to run. 1 The evenln& stars are llarr and "Hook, I've got more than I saturn. cq do just running my own life i wlthoul having to worry about 1 1111f0110 ebe'o," said Fonda. In 1946, the U.S. Atomic "But I enjoy pla,tng 1 prpl· , CQmmio.lioD was established. doou.I "''"· To an actor they're! · 110 different than lfl)' other plrt.l A thought for the day·-Pott I I eotdd pliJ 18 preeidtftlll pd Robert lA1u!l Stevenson 11td lllaY ,them 1.8 different ways." wor~t is yet '•• f'Ome." I •• @'A . Otrlalll II. :u.s........ . l:..t .,_..-.•• "'-" v........ eolll 16. 01njWilllllla Sf, Gu!4o'• 1.4ntwt I 1t.=. point T. Jlltogton Ill. ;llalt beverap 11. BlbUcal a. .........]1 tavem uhoua: ..- ar. 't>o/IND rl.llo44oooof CARI'II/ES heallq I.XuaJcnote t. IIOCl'f is Ito ~- SJ'IfiN~­ Ro<ldloll· loplcapitat name Stronc THill. 31. ,......,... FELLER'Sr )'tUow 1 uhalr SPRAY---' • 7 wind ... Largeat continent lit European p, Medle&l college course; abbr. 19. Ocean'• rl«> and fall 80.W&ger al. T!U. ot I'IOpoot 8raug11t forw&l<l: n. abbr. If. CloHto 111, Jl>rbW ... Qapttat: N ... •. Ntw I''" ~ IU I'• ~ /0 I•+ I'' 1• .. I" 9 10. ti; I<Ill 1- ~~, ~J'f.r· 1•7 ?},~ ~ I"' ,, .., ALLEY ~ ~ li'• 17 I"· ~ to wort/t: ( ... 017Pior- Cl!lolello• B R H II. D J> W W ll R Jt:, P D P T BXTIJ:RK: llBB·DJ>LBOIUC, OR XI XI JrOPIJ .lBR K.-ll'RR B OR W - v .. w.~ay>o C1ypb>ojoole: TIIREATI WlTHOtlT POWili IJ\II LIKil POWDE!I. Wrn<OOT !Ufl -ll.uLiif --- WMPO •10 II!II,ONJIAY 111RU FRIDAY SUn- FEED 7:01 Braakfaat Part)> t: 16 Jon• Bulcll Show 8:00 Sign 0o Ne'" 10:01 Polh Party e:or. Sacred Heart 10:30 Public S..Vioe •:zo Country Jamboree 11:00 Top T011 Bbow I :ZO 1"111'1" News 12:00 Noon ...port 7 :flt Brellkfast PlfiJ "":i;iid;~;;;;;t;;'i:;;";:;;:~~;!;!;~~:;:.~j 12:10 Rev. Merlin Teolll .. , mean till buy eo much, Quigley, but the I: 06 Platter Party P~h 'rl . .ter at:uck !Nid I hatacf to pass 7:15 BrJahl Star Show 1:00 SundoWJt llerenadt ,. , . . ~ opportunltyiN 7:36 Picklns Hdwr Show 7:30 Si8D Off 7<50 News Report - Ohio l:tltl Sign Oil -June 1?00 Breakfast Party SUNDAY lroo Breakfast Party lltlp 7:10 llfiPI On Non li:N MuiJII County News ''06 Coffee Willi Janet 8:00 Baptist ..._yman'a Roar 12:00 Community New1 .. t ·40 Betty Newton 1:16 Hour of Pelivor•n<t .... Sip 011 Mlnistorilll Asso<. (fttor, Dftl) JCIPN) lt:OI N- Ne"' ••• llalleal Clol* 12:10 Ol1lo New1 Country Hoe Dowa t:oo Wlnp oi Htalilll 12: II Martelli 7-10 ¥1ulclal Cloclr u :• Swap SJtor uo ••adll' 8lunr U:30 Bulletin i!olrd :00 Farm Ntwo 10:00 VQk!l of Pro11btc1J ''" lltn ftn~Dnet 12:25 Newt 0 GJ'IIIIll ramnr Worship Hour-Thu 10:• illtlldaJ """' 7110 ·~ Cloclr ,,. , . IJfellne 11:10 Aflrieulture Ace!ll Nao~ Report II :00 CotiPtnr lty11111tbltf U:G Coulltry Go Rovl1d ·15 Muate Just ror You d:OO 1'10011 Rlport 1:00 Olilo Vallep N1:55 Newa Bea1 :15 Goessler's Guest Star·Frl !J: li Th• 8urQb I:GI World • Oblo NeWll 2:00 Country Go Round 3:00 Platter PlfiJ lUG llfv, MlrUn TW 1111 SpW Todly 2:55 NeWll Beat 4: 1i Blaettnar Auto lbow 1:011 l!lUf Qrlllam I:JI Weat,Jler Picture J:tiO Mld Way Matinee t:IO Local Newo 1:30 The LuthertJ1 lfQUf 1:11 Motlkil! Ooclr 3:11 Newt Beat 4:5& Bill Stern S(IOI'Io 1:!10 Mirna of tilt Times 1:11 ~IJ Nftl ,,00 Disclng with Doas (Ra\', W. S. B-) 1:00 Bowilug ScOI'II l:fJII Lateblirbc 4:30 lntercbange 6:116 Van P.trick Sporlf 1:15 PUbUc &ervlc:t I:JO Public Service 5:00 Community News lt'l F1UDlly Worship Hour UO !undPwn Serenade l:lt Tbt PIJ Lilt 5:116 World & National fllem 10:00 MUon County News 7:116 The World Today 1:00 SUIIIIay lhcnrcaae 5:15 Spotlight on Sporta !0:01 Talll ol !be Town 1 30 Sign Off t:OO Hour of l:lodllon 1:21 We•lbereut ID:M Nm 00 Sill" Off - 111111 t:4t Jolin Grlllbl 5:10 Dinner Musicale 11:111 Mornlnt Molodlea roRDAY t:OO Swldlt1 Sho!rcaN (aeept FridaJ• Cltureb 5:¥ lrtlld• 8ooka 00 Sign On Nt:OO SUndown lilrenadlt 8:00 Suftlel Blfd. 1:116 CounlrJ IIIII. 11'11 7:30 Sip Off B.u. Rbll' 8:00 Sign Off 11:'1 World NIWll 1::10 FIU'III NIIQ 1:00 Sign Off - J11111 ' I WJ EH RADIO ....., ... .., ,,. """ I ' 1 Blaettnars ' noon tEST) in Letart Falls, . room, in !)orcas. ~.BOO.OO . Ohio oear the school house I D. Jnhoson, Phona WI B-'31186. LEGAL NOTICE lhe personal property or th~ ' Pomeroy, Ohio MEi~uNTY, bHI'~.-late Mildred E. Chapman, de· c . . No. 1J,4U SONI CO .. R. M. RAWLINOI ceased. will be sold at public USED CLOTHING h;rgains. bot.te Beautiful Streb kltcb Otlle Cor,.nt'-•· Pl~lntJH, sale. A complete list of items Women's dresses 7S-50 cenlS, en, automabr gas heal 164ll TROY IUTCHEa. ::· ••·· will appear later. Margaret Men's and Boys' panlS and Lincoln Heights. CaU Job o•O.::~;nts · Chapman West, Administra· shirts 25-5(1 cents. Men's shoes Blaettnar. WY Ul'l/. ., · ,~A 1. .~.. lnx Harold Goodard Auction. and hats. Smith's Clothing IN POM=ny .,_ ro m 0 8 easlev Matb· . ...... ¥,Al'j ~:.n.v '""""..1 ew. ~!hens . LY :1-4061 eer. - . ... 7·30-3tc Store. Open 7 days a week. bouse 3 bedroom. and bath 1~!1-tfr i AUCTION : Saturday, Aug. 10 1 Letart Falls, Ohio. 7-IS.30tp large 1~ Good location out oi ;.:,;:c~i:''~J~~ '952 NASH Good 't . at 12 00011 El sT. in Letart bigh water. can WY 2-2590. •• · ~res, runs Fall 0 b P ' 5 If and looks good. V~rg•l Tea-' . s, ., a ove . omeroy, FILl·UP TIMEI 10 c ford Syracuse WY 2-6986. j Ohio, on the Ohm River, near I FOR SALE, business building •:;;,;;;,!~ ' ' and apartment, vaeant lot, all !!' 8 1 3tp school house. The personal ~ No. I and No 2 - - - - .. ---1 property ol the estate of the ' Fyr-Zon Treated In heart of Middleport. Prk> ,_,__ For Sale ' late Mildred E. Chapman, de- . FUEl OIL ed low for quick aale. --eeased. Hot Point electric Ctoso Country Waaon, e, cyui.der, A11tomo\lc Tralll., &dlo. Juot Jllre De!· Clifford Stumbo at Sewing Mexloan Tomatoes now ripe. range, Crosley refrigerator, : eAutomatic Degree Day dryer Ser-vice - So You Never Center tn Middleport. • Wm. H, Holmes, Syracuse, Kelvinator electric Run out 7 15 1111 -~ Ohio. 7 31 lfc (new), very nice bedroom Budget Pay Plan 2 Door Hnrdtop, a Cylinder, Standard Trano. All red. veri Bborp. uite, (gray I new section•! 3 1 C•ll Us Todoy- WY 2-2181 ' FOUR ROOM bouselittb~J " 947 Harley Davidson motorcy· pc. davenport, chairs, 2 wool ! re lot. large pnrcb, cle, motor recently overhaul• rugs. good mahogany bed- i Pomeroy Landmark ' off Roote No. 7. Phone ed. New paint job. Phone WY 4 Dr. 8 Cylinder, Sialldard Trino., Rldto, S.by Blue. Sharp. Open Til t p.m. I 2-6!~· 2-5129 from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. room suite, complete; coffee E. Moln - ~~~~~~FOR SALE by owner, 3 bed· Alter 5 p. m. phone WY 2- and end tables, lamps, dress- 1 ':~~~~~ • room home. large corner ~;~~~:;~:~:~~~~]fi 287t 7 31 3tc ers, sweeper, stands, 25" Ro-- 1· tary mower, iools , etc. WANTED TO RENT in Su~ar Run. Pomerov N~;:.. 4 I)Qor 8 Cyllnder, A'UtomoUc Trana. Gold and Willa. Very C!Nn. 'ORCED AIR Furnace lor sale. Harold Goddard tauct.) Mar· 4 - or 5 ROOM HOUSE · near ly remodeled. WY 2.3818. Very good condition, bought garel Chapman West. Admx. Pomeroy M'ddl rt 1 ! new. Good at new . Mildred 8 1 2tc or 1 epo or =---=--= . Bis>ell Long Bottom Ohio - - - - -~ three adult,. Reasonable rent. G•orge Prall reoldenee in 8 Cylinder, AutomaUc TNn1. mue and While. Very Cleau. · ' · tc · HENS ~nd Fryers. Mrs. Bes· Write 891 Wilson Ave., Col. land for sole. Contact Floyd · 7 31 3 Sle Ohver t R. D. 1, Rutland, umbos. 7 29 6tc Thomas, Rutland_ ror inrurmPl"E T,OAN · of Our efficient Ph. SH 2-4695. aUon. ?13 ~p ..., .• -•• a Cylinder~ s~n~,td Trani: Green-and ~JIIw. ~tr~s~. .~ • · , ~· . Corpet Shampooers wilh pur· 8 1 Gtc ~ < · " 'l ~ · · ,. · ,,.,1 m- MEXICAN Tomatoes now ripe. LIVESTOCK INSURANCE p:JO Baker. Furniture, Middle- Wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse, PIGS FOR SALE. Mary· Circle, _ .. . . . -~ REUNION ANNOUNCED port. 7·30-Gtc Ohio. · 7 31 Ue Racine. Phone WI 9-:1044 JOHNSON, Stmp.;un ln•urooce . Tbe R!ffie reunion wUI be - " - -.;-· "" ~ . Agency. In All forms of in held at the home of Mr. and 7 ·3 R · ElL ~ ~1' an. - e r.arl . MEXICAN tomaloeo, now npe. -30- tP auranee Jim John•on and rdr.. Arnett Roush In Po1nt I · '' Bostic, B,qiey ·Run, Po~;roy.j Wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse, PONY for sale or trade. 1\'V 2- Bud Simpson, "ents IP1easant Sund•v. A"~·!l! ' Phcin; ·wy 2·3<422, Mlddltport1 •0, Rt. No. li. 1·3•·31C Oh1o, 7 31 Uc 6385. 8 1 6tp 1 G 1 Ilea with a bllllket dllltler to be lletv·lll..,..;;"~.;.:""'·;·' .;. · ~·_,;;.o·...,;..",.';. · .;·'_,i.-_,...,.;::i:,;;,~~..,""""""""'~4 famll)' U. Stlnl• due&! lkch day the DOde letterl an tit!erent. 5 managerability See Melrupolilao MotflrS E Main Street. p ··rny Pboae Wl !-3S , a. lfc Ft"'"'IRc-cN~E=w~o-•-u-sed ~-cars 01" lrtlcks, pnu013 Marvm Marks ,_ Jl&litoll One letter abnply atutdl for &Mthtr. Ia thiiRmPlt A .. UMC • s -_., - ··- rn&'l hUibaM lJ.lltlpllla 1M 11. ,..,••• ll.l'loulor ---tl --~ II. CollllaU.. tor Ute three L'J, X for the two 0'1, etc. 8lft.Jle letters, 11-PI't t111pllieo, tho tonllb onol rormaUon of tile word<! oro all hlnli bh I:, u. Jo(ol. DAR,Y CRYPTQQUOTE - Here't hO'If 4Xl'llt.J44XB to t.OlfOrJ;LLOW Cf#. ""lt'•a O,._.lt' MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE 11. abbr. ..-.=,;.c; ()I{ @) ::'.\L - t= 11), l'lrof; I.EIIIII- ata.te; 1 ' •moe· England r" p0 ·1ER0y M0T0R G0 DAILY '1 I I ' ' Keith Goble Ford Inc. TiDY lr GEORGii WOJIIDER USED AUTOMOBILE J.ONl/.Y !" WHY 5,'-CULD .A. BOY 0~ HIS 4,6E A"JD SPECIALS----. 1 I I a;::J.::: • ;;;'f:l 1962 Rambler Classic ·• • • • • $1995 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air • • • • $1445 1962FordGalaxie - - • • • $1995 BACKOk:OI. ! ~JD f3E I.DN~ cC~Y,:·-oilll 'I '·' . 1959 Ford Fairlane 500 - · , - Sl195 1959 .Ford Rdnch Wqgon . • • • ~095 19S6 Ford Fairlane ,:_ ' ~ .: . ~ ..,· ·•· $495 ....--,......J , . " .,. ' .,...... J. .... :.~ '. ' .. .,.. .....,. ,, ..."" .:--:-: .. '' , \ !. . • • . ·''· \ ··'•• .' to: . �• .' • .. I ~ ,, ' . t , . f d 5 s I I e Cia Ads Get • 18-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 1, 1963 1 INSURA~CI FOR RENT ~ Sale ·t.~-·f~OC JAL. ~ Hollywood In Review llr n:IINON IClOI'r ~I Bel~ eu, 1 Jr• 1 Rutland 8\lowdetl, Gallipolll-:t YfiWil& thelt lfandparepll, Mr. . an4 Mn. Rolt' Snowden and otbor relaUveo. · 3ROOM furnished apartment, &u~er iv Gtfi\;; . .A 130 Mulberry. Pbone WY 2- ~.......... lw """ .... ••• • 6615. 7 31 6tp . .... - - ..... 2 BEDROOM house with bath, Pboae W1 1-11!1 AU~. I basement, hardWood fioors Bethel No. 62 of the Interna. Lili&n and built-In cupboards In the Camping Equip. tlonal Order of Job'• Daughters Graee HyaeiJ ol Mlnersville · kitchen. Call Tracy Whaley JUNIOR FAIR Speclil ID time will meet in 'l'gular oeaaloo, WY 2-3054. 7 'll 6tc for vacatloo. With eoch Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at I b e wu • recent overnlght gueot of her coolin Miss Sabra CanaTHREE and tour room lurnisb- Apache Eagle ·Camper - we MaliOilic T,mple. SHOP AND TRADE day and Mr. and Mrs. Robert ed and unfurnished apart- will give $75 accessories. . Chiefs of MaJIDOlto Canaday. '62 Ford T·Bird • $3395 '62 Chevy II_~ $1795 mentS. WY 2-MM. so for sale demonstrators $2115 Sisters wiD have their Vlelde Grlliun spent week Mn. Pearl Beveridge of New 1 Hardtop Coupe. White finish. 4 Door. Low mileage by local tz 1 tic up. Used tent $19.95; car top potluck plcnlc . Thurs- at George Grates while her Marabfleld and Mrs. Dorotb, red interior, low mileage, seat o":ner, spotless clean interior, ::---7:-~---:--""'Cc----:- carrier $9.95; One fishing at 6 p.m. at the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Beveridge and son, Freddie of , - - - . ; .·- - - - - - - , belts, power steering & brakes, be1ge fi~ish, deluxe equipment, 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln boat special $100; Camp trailAmanda Kaspar, Rock St · Grimm, attended camp church Waablngton C. H. spent Me. radio and heater. Like new all heater._tlres hke new. Heights, Phone WY 2-3874. er rentals. Amsbary Marine Evangeline Ct.pter 172, ()r.. WANT AD mee~gs at Columbus. day evellfag wltb the latter's . . 7 11 30tp Trailer Sales, 631 Fourth the way. '62 Impala -~ $2695 of the Eastern Star In MldTh w th bolt pareolll, Mr. and Mrs. c. E. INFO~MA TION ,62 Corvair -~ $1995 6 Pass. SL Wagon. 327 cu. in. NICELY Furnished 4 room and Ave. Gallipolis, 446-0239. will observe Obligation ~ eo er reunion wu Rile and Larry. Mrs. D··othy DJo;~UJUNES batb apartment. Middleport. 7-JI).lllc II ~~~!:.~Th~ursday evening, at the ·held Sunday at Cedar Lab, Beveridge and Mn. rah 1):011 P M 11o111 detn,... t'ooLJcanoe Monza 2 Door. Maroon finish, motor. P?Wer steering & brak~s. T I A poll ck diDRl le W. Va. Those atiendln lllo11r'lay DPadlint Jt,lll' ' Ill fawn interior with bucket seats, Autom~~;r· pollw~r brakes, rad~o, Phone WY 2-3874. will :e,mps:~ed p~ina . p yMr, and M P I p ~ Rfe spent Tuesday evening with ll!tlttl&,f ._speed box, engine, radio, new w 1 ewa tires. maroon fm· ::--===-:,.-.,-;--;-7-c: ll tic BUSINESS SERVICES .........., were . rs. au a~ Mr and Ml's Larry G HoH· 102 CAJ'Il:EU.A TIUNii heater. Tires show little wear Ish , extra clean and prlrcd at J,!a DUPLEX, furnished apafi. -===--=:-:===,-:-meeting at 6:30p.m. Memterson, Roxanna, Jeff aDd Ray, . and .Stevie In <.'0-'TitJNS 'k t ' real savings I "SHORT ON WATER' phone are ur--' to attend and "·-. Coda Slawter, Bennu, man son, ' oml 1 IVU! o. aec:epoeo ~" ' .t:llt A • a ' e new car a a rea saving. · lilent a! 390 S 2nd Middle' a cov&er-ed d~h and thOII'' "Huaorvey and Sonny hiB ' m•es't eroy. rm lla.• .,. ""'"'•".,~·• '61 Ch I $19891 port. Call In evening. S.28-t1cl WY Z. Emmet W. Shuler m •A Don 8 ld Rll IU!:GliiAfltJNS '61 Corvair $1595 evro et ing WY 2-3243 lor a farm table service. Mrs. John Miss ~berta Smith, all local: lc e and family 5262 . , . . .~.~ ....... 1!. - ....•• ' " f'lfl!il • ..U• 01 ,..._,, an¥ •th 1eemt"d - Hard Top 4 Door. Low mileage, F-IV-E ~R·OO - M h-o-use-.-l-645 --L-,·n·l,~.,:po_n_d;_. ....................7iiil5-.tl"'c-,l JLay•monses' pWorthy Matron, and Miss Judy Slawter and her rearleatispenvesdm.lngCbailUcotheweek viBWiaa~ II •r ohJectinq•llle t:.r-tn -uuld br ~ 4 _Door Scda~. Local ow.ner, ~ow I' lean interior, blue finish, V8. rep<.rllld ·-•dla~IJ f'b• oub nuleage •. spc.less _c lean mtertor. automatic trans. Radio & heat· I coln Heights. Paul Theiss. . u en, Worthy Patron, guest, Gerald Wears. both of lngton C H and Enon' 'ftle llahn •!1.1 !lOT I'M' ,..,poow~"•• fiJ' Powergilde. Radw and heater. er. Like new whitewall tires. WY 2-3746. 8 I be lD charge. Columbus and Mrs. Paul HJU, spent a ·w.;,k Yisltlng .hls b.:. G\fOf"W' ,,.,. ,., . ..,,.,..,.... ·nerfln'll The Laurel CUll Better Heol· Debra, Tommy, Paul, David, thor Edward Rile and family For Wa.nr Ad .semce ,I j REAL ~STATE To Have Your club will meet Thursday eve- and Jackie of Indianapolis, In- at Sunbury and Aug. 1 for • -.:entt l)e' wnro """ na.. rrl~m 1 or Gn ".., .• ;..at the home of Mrs. E. J. d•ana. CaUiornla where he will be Co•l, Oil llllnlrrn•"' Char•• 80 ~ " w•th Mrs. lra Wellman 1 ned Ed ard 11'0R SALF.: - House .,ii .Bashan, : u Cent. oe• •om i.,. ftt.rn ettD0 IM"I.'Utl•• lnwrtlnnl 4 rooms and bath, 2nd floor J Judy Slawter w.. here from stat at W • AFB. $1588 P'ul! ,.,,, ,., t .:~~nu pet •~rG ti'\JJ I 1960 CHEVROLET ~- ___ _ _ _ _ unfurnished . 2¥. acres land. ; Cloonod ond Chocked . will be held her employmeni at the Hunt- Mrs. Helen Reinhard and be .,,.,,.,,.., hit ad¥ertltlne It 110' Parkwood Wagon . V·B motor, auto. tram, piwer steering ~>au1 wlthlfl Ill da~• &f'ltlf ~· 6 miles from Racine on new·, for Wlntor 1 from 9 lo inglon Bank in Columbus this chn;'~en olwi~~ll and brakl'S, new tires, R&H. ' Dil -Joill ly surfaced road. Ralph Trus- 1 - - - - - - - " " - an new weekend. era ays paren • • CAK[' 01 rRANU - t1 3& 101 .u wnrd ft>r'llntum kaell •>1<i•t ·nn1959 RAMBLER ~ .. ~- _ -~~ $688 sell, WI 9-3053. who wiD be enrolling Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mlller of and Mrs. Ch~l~--~~!':..~e! ll 'f''"'"' te OhifU.t.r\H Datoil . . . American 2 Door. Radio, heater blut- finish clean h1terior 8 1 3tc a Riverview schoof· !fils- Sep- Columbus were weekend guests are mov1ng w .........,, ~~ 1 t 1 e-en• per .-ora good tires. ' ' ' OFFin HOURS =-~~~~Phonn WY2-3994-WY2-6301 tember. It Is Important t h a 1 of her mother, Mrs. Naomi Thursday they vlalted her .,. 1960 PLYMOUTH ~~ ------ $999 FOR SALE in Pomeroy. 5 698 w. Moln St Pomoroy new students register earlu In Chase. Mrs. Rosell Scott and ten, Mrs. Juanita Saxton 8114 rooms and bath, redecorated.! order that additional school'ma· her son David of Fort Wayne, Mrs. Pa1ty Hollman and faml. 2 Door. V·8 en~ine , auto. trans ., new tin·~ . blark O\'er whlte fi11ish. Radio an rl heater. Gas floor funace. Out of high I . terials and equipment needed Indiana also spent the weekend ly, Pomeroy, water, large lot. Immediate t the Ch 1959 FORD possession . Priced may be obtained before the opa ases. · Larry Rile spent • few dayo 11 4 11 Jy. Tel. WY 2·3441. c ening of school, sai4 Grace Be~ny and Harry Slawter are with his lister, Mrs. DorothJ 7 31 3tc AUCTIONEER Weber, principal. .showmg_ cattle at the Proctor- Beveridge and family at Wash· ==--=-=--c-c•-=-=C"'C"-- _ _ Complete 8ervlce AUG. 2 v1Ue Fatr th1s -..eek. Last week inglon C. H. and atlended lite '58 Chevrolet ·- $795 '59 Chevrolet _ $1095 :HOUSE FOR SALE, In Porn. critl llradlonJ The Rock Sp. M thnd'18 t they were at the Jaokson coun- lair there. Bel Ai! 2 Door. Lw:al owner. 2 Door 6 e~'l. Sld. trans. lwJory eroy, across from new school Virite, Phole • Contaet . rmgs . e ty falf m Wellston. NOTICES _ ,Low m1leage, 6 cyl, Powerglide and coral finish. dean int..-ior. l Mulberry Avenue. 5 rooms, A. C. BRADFORD church will have an lee cream Scott Shields of Roseville, is Burnie Bowen spent a few HOMEMADE PlE 15c. H 8 m ~rans. SP?tless. dea~ . mterior, n{'w whi1ewall tires, radio and bath, basement. large lot. G. Baciae, Obio soctal Fnday begm~mg at 6 spending several days with Mr. days with hiS aunt, Mrs. Ber. h l5c J k' . D ~ all good t1res, black f1msh. heater. A real buy 1. Financing approved Ph d nice Bowen and family at can.. 5 18 tfc P. m. Home made Jce cream, and Mr . Richard Lue sandw1c es . ac s a1ry · WY 2-3573 ' La villas an al Winchester. 7 11· 6tc · lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-..=iiiiii=-..-..="llcake, coRee and soft drinks will Steve Bar, Middleport._~_7-30-6tc 1951 PONTIAC 1955 FORD _ _· COlA SERVtCii be sold: The proceeds 'Wjll be Mr. :ndn"::s. K:~ethe.M!ch- Uttle Stevie Thomas, aon af WANTED--'I'o correspond with Coupe $99 2 Door $149 FARM FOR SALE. 117 a_cres, pla<ed m the organ fund. ael and Mike of Chillicothe Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thorn· relatives or Thomas Sheets, 5 room and bath. Machmery ::~r:!:: ~~~~~r:, ;: :.·~~ ':'..:! AUG. 3 were weekend guests f hi as was burned witb bot collet brother of Ella Sheets Dol· 1955 MERCURY 1955 PLYMOUTH and 15 head of beef catue. - •''""' ouL Boy Seoul Troop 245, Middle- father !lnd sister Mro El~ and _hes secood degree burlll. son. Mrs. F..dna Thompson. Conv, $195 VS- 4 D $149 Bashan. Keno road. Roberti :;;.,:;~;.:~lt ;~·:;:; port, will s~sor a dance Sat.. Michaels and Thelma' Mich- Mr. and Mrs. WUUam H. Rift 768 Washakie St., Lander, oor ~ Grueser, WI 9-3035. or cttat.• •n-tus. urday evemng from 8 to 11 aels. . and children of GuysvWe spent Wyo. 7 27 &tc y S 7 31 Sic p.m. August 3, at the Munici· MYF ATI'ENDS CAMP ·• an afternoon with hls parenlll, E , SAVE MORE ANY KIND of bulld020r pal Park In Middleport. The ~ose attendm· MYF m Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rile and __ ... _ LOSE WEIGHT salety w i I h or back-hoe work, Call WY 2- Jays will provide music for at"La' I Obi~ Mares} Ills brother, Doo Rife and fam. DIADAX 1lormerly LIEX ·A AT " h;r " ' " ' ' d f hm ·n ncas er, o are. .,e il 3243· Emmet W· Shu!er, con· DIETl new name. same for~..... .... an re res en 18 WJ Herring Julia and Jane Lucas y. mula Dnly 98c at S' a r k ~ Fr342 Pa~,~treet, Mid· ~-II s~v~ ~-Out mtothetrs. Jim Whlte, Saundra Dean, SaO: Mrs. Myrta Rife of WilkesDrugs 6-20-60tp p :.· "" !'QMEROY ~ &-room frame dltractlng, eporl. ee es.....ates. ' or yse s scou maser. 'dy and Karen Tucker Jeon ill Is ""'"" f d • house with bath ltub and show· f 15 Uc AUG 4 ' v e spe..,..... a ew ays AUTOMOBILE' fn""ance been _, ---·-:--. -- erf. hot air heating (2 gas . The annual ~uck picnic Ann Siders, .u of Rutland. With her daughter, Mrs. Faye i'HIYI'O COPYING Se"'cea fo tate off' d 11 d Counselors from here were Wood . I canr1'11ed'J .osl vour opera· · culators) basement Co P,,.. any 1ette r nr documen1. olf•·cers r s es ant·• Mrs. B_euy Herring • Mrs. Qeor. · Mrs.· Freda Bowen, Mrl. Faye of ICtrs, D•'strict epu ·~. tor 's license? Call WY 2-2966. , l"J 0 PEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. 1.rge 1ot , beau!ifu1 VIew · o1 Pom- 'leuter Insurance, Pomeroy Daughters of America •- wUI be• g, Wh•te """ Mrs. Harold Rice. Wood and Mrs, Myrta . Rlfe 8t5tlc VI 2 15 Uc held at the home of Mrs Edith Joy White and Rosellllll')' and spent Thursday with Mr. and - ... -- -~ POMEROY, OHIO l.eroy and the Ohio River. $5, ! CARD OF THANKS --=·~-:-----~=-,._....,,...,.......,.....,.._:::..,,.... 6-room black and Betzlng, TUpers Plains·, Ellen Rice accompanied their Mrs. Daye Canode of carpen. - lstucc~ house with bath, hot air!, at I p.m. EST. Those at- mothers to camp. Several ler R. D. I. lwislito -thank Dr. Blazewicz, l FOR SALE FOR SALE are to take own table weeks ago Rev. ·Case Herring Mr. Hershel Justice ealled Dr. BOice, Dr. Slack. and Dr .. -~ furnace hea~ng, ~~ment, service. acoompanied Steve Luca~, on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife. Davis, and all of the staff lor GOOD USI£V portable Philco COAL;-good, ·clean lump, 31 5 acre lot Wit sma arn an ! The family of Sam Flnlaw. Steve and Dennis Sch!Uing, Bil· George Martin spent an af. the care I rece1ved while a T.V First $50 takes il c.n egg. no slack. Re-screened pond. On good gravel road in , ·u h . ly Tucker, Teresa Dean and patient at Meigs General Hos- WY 2-3979. 7-30.3tc stoker-oil treated at mine or Chester Township. $5:000 ·00 · • WI ave a reumn Sunday at Charlotte Imboden to Junto ternooo with Mr. and Mrs. Qlar. pilal 1 also wish to thank . . delivered 'lul!lll'er price now FARM - 82 acres With S.room the home of Dr. and Mrs. Sellm MYF . r leo Rile. all those who sent cards and USIW CLOTHING, bargams, on J•cobs <.;oal Co. R. D 1 Ihouse with bath, furnace heat- I For All Of Your Needs Blazewicz. A basket dinner wlll ~~~IN THE SWIM Mr8 Heleo Reinhard and . shop at lhP 1'hnft shop m H~~ p ' · 1 ·ng basement two barns 50 be served at .noon '"'" · gifts durin g mv recent 111. , omeroy. Phone SH 2-4959 • • • AUG •ne local Cub Seoul Troop Sarah Rife spent Thursday fore ness. Mary V. Easterday. ! cme. Women s dresses 25 WY 2-3469, or WY 2-2437 . , acres pasture, 20 acres in culti· Middleport Feed Mill ~e Pomeroy. Garden club are taking swimming elssons at noon with Mrs. Geora• Suton lip 1 crnts to II 00. Bo: s oan is 25 JOtc vat10n (presently m alfalfa), Tony Fowler, OwMr & Opp. '" Middl t p 001 Th t nd7 15 1 8 · 1 ~nd 50 cents, shoes 25 cents, !9,000.00, or will trade on targ· "We Do Custom Grinding" will hold Its annual picnic at epor ose ate and family. · 1a1s 25 1 1 1h 1 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport the home of Mrs Charles R Jng are Steve Hollman, Randy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rile I cle;· Ac;:,"s "r:on~ ~h.'\:~~ WHY WORRY over a sluggish er ann. i Karr Sr Monda · at 1 m. Sprouse, Bill Nlcholoon, Jim and ohildren of St. Albano, W. AUTO SALES I B•nk. Donna llayman a o d septic tank' Gel Klean Em· C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR HEATING, Plumbing, Mueller Member; are asi to takepihe~ Morris, Bobby Snowden, Nor- Va. spent FJ:Iday evening with _ .:<tc ' All Septic tank cleaner 1955 TUDOR Studebaker Good Marjone Grimm. a! ' WY %-3830 LES'MAN Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, own table service man Roush, Randy Williams. his parents, Mr,and Mrs. Cbar· shape. Good tires. $15(1 or _ 7 30 Landmark Farm Bureau. Po- ALBERT M. COX, SA • · Jim Birchfield, Dallas Weber, lea Rile. 618 East Main Stroet Porntrade lor a dry cow. G ~ Nc. J potaloes, 11.50 - 50 lb. meroy. 7+30tc WY Z.22ZO eroy, Phone WY 2 2448. Bobble Black and Steve Hawk. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rife Deem, Racine. 7·30-6tp bag, No. 2 potat0€s 50 lb. bag · - ~- -- -7-S0-3tc tic IN COLUMBUS They are being driven by their and family and Mrs. Bertie WaJ. 7 20 'lUICK TUDOR hardtop. 1958 . $1.~0 Chm·les Hilton. Port- '62 Ford -~ $1,695 I'OR SA I.E : 5 room house Mrs. T. A. Riley and Mrs. Deon Mothers, Mrs. Bernice ters of Sunbury spent Tuesday Excellent condition. G 0 0 d an · ·8 1 6tc Pickup Only 11 .859 careful bath. newly decorated. iarl Gru~:u:.lnmiiiDg aad Mary Linkenhoker were in Co- Hollman, Mrs. Wanda Willi- wltb his pareolll, Mr. and Mra. tire>. ~1 5o. Mark ward. New 11X' WARM Morning coa'l heat. . miles. Shows good care. 8 heating. Full. basement. Mlner..me, lllliG lumbus Wednesday ' to me e I ams, Mrs. Connie Black and Charles Rile and Larry. . Haven. 862-2325 . -3 tc er will1 fan. gc "Jd condition Ft. Wide Side Body. cated 123 Hudson Street, End vonr sewer troobleo their sister, Mrs. J . M. Marls Mrs. Janet Morris. others Mr. BUly Vatella speD! a day 7 06 Rolland Searles, Rutland. Middl•port. Pr1ce, $6000. In· and son, Michael, of Los Altos, taking swim leS80ns who live with Mr. and Mrs. Georae Su· ~- Ra mblor '58 BUIC · k -~ $995 qmre Ohio Hotel. We hove all 1lzeo •~ ' Ohw. SH 2·4626. California. Mrs. Maris' husband In Rullano are Sabra Canaday, ton and family. World Siantlard '' Compact I e 8 tic ::.'::.!!c::. is captain on a TWA jet plane, Linda WllUams, and Mark Mor- Mrs. Ethel Rife, Mrs. Fay 7 27 &tp 1 Vs Special 2 dr. Hard Top. Excellence -' - ----~ One local owner. Dynaflow IFOR SALE, new 6 room CaD W\' Z.Z8'1t Da•'"' Nl·•t riB. Wood, Mrs. Myrta RHe a ad Rig car ,...,m, ""'and Pf'rtorm AUCTION drive. • ...... noon. Relatives and Larry and Gary Snowden, Mrs. Sarab Rife were ihopplng 7 ~ •nee Small car economy and SATURDAY. August 12, at 12 with 3 bedrooms, bath . are urged to attend. aons of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll In W . ellston cme day. FOR SAlE O.o/r':;Ohe News Notes August Saving Days On Our Lot of Values! • Budwheat m Society News Results. p Now Is The Time ------------------....,1 •• EVEN MORE ~D8JI Jeft SAVE URNA( E I li:~~~~f.~:gu: spe: :· fur Baker &Seyfr'le.l f • . Selling hverything But The Kitchen Sjnk? :Wa~t Ads Can Sell It Too • Ir- Jo back IIIHoD,woad far e!gbt monllll, his Ioasl!lll llay IIOLLYWOOD !UPil-11 Ranry tince be doparlocl bad! in 1N1 to roac1a were to Mil far pc loleul lllake bli bomo Ia Rtw Yerlt CIIJ fll , !be United Stalol tat J8ll' and 1o ~ .., BrotllwtJ. .. d almoot cortalnl)' win lbo fe. 81111 Prefen 'JIIooter · ...,_ Vol<> .00., with thooo 1!1. "I IIIII prefer !be theater," he mo.!t produotrs, ..ld. "and 1 .UU couldor New foada bu aged 10 lfaetfully · Ynrl: my home. lui aclinl oori he bel be<omo a pbylfcol P'*- ot p. lo cyclei. The !bolter type of wbat far toda)r'r lla't dollt& 10 ..U ri(Jbl aow and 1uectutui polltlchm, there NOml to he a Dock of mov· lila AJI.Am~lcll filet, tJ.foot.plu 1oo .....,, llietl! for me. ilalure and dear blue eyeo have "For eigh,t years thert, while COIIVlllced movJe.makeri that Hen- I Wat doing 'Mr. Roberq,' 'P1fllll ry ol!ould be Uvial Ill the WNI• o1 No Jl<ltum' and '1111 Oabto H-. 1 Mutlllj> Court Martial' 1 dlda't lie recently completed a film • make a lingle picture. "PJII.Sale.'' In wblcb he plays j "An aclor hu 1o plaJ bcltlt lilt tlBUon'r ctllof t>lltllltlve. lila •111-u.o.ter and moYioo-JI he IIQI picture II "The Beat Man" I wants to keep busy. w!lb FCIIlda poriJ'tylnJ • pottn·l "TIIo thaalor is hardtr Ual P""idenUal candidate. 1111d many perl011'1"' dott't 41111 wlthJn the put two yuro forward to the IIIOIIOiolly of lhe eetor has sbuaned three op- per!ormanceo 1 weoll. But portltllitie~ 1o star as president of challenao to me not to let lhe United states in a trio of ma- performance become mechltlllta!L lor productions. "In more than four yeart 'woa•t Ren•l 11tlell 1,600 performances of 'Mr. lie refused to revest the titles erts' I never got tired o1 1111 of the plclures for fear of ofltnd· It wu jult as exciting lor me the actors who eventually won the final night 85 11 '"81 11Cl"'tnb'at.l lhe rokll which was a politically But I never &topped 001 shrewtl .;.ove on his part. inS and workin& at being altrl." 1 tut like Calvin Coolidse. Hank does 11111 chOOIIll to run. 1 The evenln& stars are llarr and "Hook, I've got more than I saturn. cq do just running my own life i wlthoul having to worry about 1 1111f0110 ebe'o," said Fonda. In 1946, the U.S. Atomic "But I enjoy pla,tng 1 prpl· , CQmmio.lioD was established. doou.I "''"· To an actor they're! · 110 different than lfl)' other plrt.l A thought for the day·-Pott I I eotdd pliJ 18 preeidtftlll pd Robert lA1u!l Stevenson 11td lllaY ,them 1.8 different ways." wor~t is yet '•• f'Ome." I •• @'A . Otrlalll II. :u.s........ . l:..t .,_..-.•• "'-" v........ eolll 16. 01njWilllllla Sf, Gu!4o'• 1.4ntwt I 1t.=. point T. Jlltogton Ill. ;llalt beverap 11. BlbUcal a. .........]1 tavem uhoua: ..- ar. 't>o/IND rl.llo44oooof CARI'II/ES heallq I.XuaJcnote t. IIOCl'f is Ito ~- SJ'IfiN~­ Ro<ldloll· loplcapitat name Stronc THill. 31. ,......,... FELLER'Sr )'tUow 1 uhalr SPRAY---' • 7 wind ... Largeat continent lit European p, Medle&l college course; abbr. 19. Ocean'• rl«> and fall 80.W&ger al. T!U. ot I'IOpoot 8raug11t forw&l<l: n. abbr. If. CloHto 111, Jl>rbW ... Qapttat: N ... •. Ntw I''" ~ IU I'• ~ /0 I•+ I'' 1• .. I" 9 10. ti; I<Ill 1- ~~, ~J'f.r· 1•7 ?},~ ~ I"' ,, .., ALLEY ~ ~ li'• 17 I"· ~ to wort/t: ( ... 017Pior- Cl!lolello• B R H II. D J> W W ll R Jt:, P D P T BXTIJ:RK: llBB·DJ>LBOIUC, OR XI XI JrOPIJ .lBR K.-ll'RR B OR W - v .. w.~ay>o C1ypb>ojoole: TIIREATI WlTHOtlT POWili IJ\II LIKil POWDE!I. Wrn<OOT !Ufl -ll.uLiif --- WMPO •10 II!II,ONJIAY 111RU FRIDAY SUn- FEED 7:01 Braakfaat Part)> t: 16 Jon• Bulcll Show 8:00 Sign 0o Ne'" 10:01 Polh Party e:or. Sacred Heart 10:30 Public S..Vioe •:zo Country Jamboree 11:00 Top T011 Bbow I :ZO 1"111'1" News 12:00 Noon ...port 7 :flt Brellkfast PlfiJ "":i;iid;~;;;;;t;;'i:;;";:;;:~~;!;!;~~:;:.~j 12:10 Rev. Merlin Teolll .. , mean till buy eo much, Quigley, but the I: 06 Platter Party P~h 'rl . .ter at:uck !Nid I hatacf to pass 7:15 BrJahl Star Show 1:00 SundoWJt llerenadt ,. , . . ~ opportunltyiN 7:36 Picklns Hdwr Show 7:30 Si8D Off 7<50 News Report - Ohio l:tltl Sign Oil -June 1?00 Breakfast Party SUNDAY lroo Breakfast Party lltlp 7:10 llfiPI On Non li:N MuiJII County News ''06 Coffee Willi Janet 8:00 Baptist ..._yman'a Roar 12:00 Community New1 .. t ·40 Betty Newton 1:16 Hour of Pelivor•n<t .... Sip 011 Mlnistorilll Asso<. (fttor, Dftl) JCIPN) lt:OI N- Ne"' ••• llalleal Clol* 12:10 Ol1lo New1 Country Hoe Dowa t:oo Wlnp oi Htalilll 12: II Martelli 7-10 ¥1ulclal Cloclr u :• Swap SJtor uo ••adll' 8lunr U:30 Bulletin i!olrd :00 Farm Ntwo 10:00 VQk!l of Pro11btc1J ''" lltn ftn~Dnet 12:25 Newt 0 GJ'IIIIll ramnr Worship Hour-Thu 10:• illtlldaJ """' 7110 ·~ Cloclr ,,. , . IJfellne 11:10 Aflrieulture Ace!ll Nao~ Report II :00 CotiPtnr lty11111tbltf U:G Coulltry Go Rovl1d ·15 Muate Just ror You d:OO 1'10011 Rlport 1:00 Olilo Vallep N1:55 Newa Bea1 :15 Goessler's Guest Star·Frl !J: li Th• 8urQb I:GI World • Oblo NeWll 2:00 Country Go Round 3:00 Platter PlfiJ lUG llfv, MlrUn TW 1111 SpW Todly 2:55 NeWll Beat 4: 1i Blaettnar Auto lbow 1:011 l!lUf Qrlllam I:JI Weat,Jler Picture J:tiO Mld Way Matinee t:IO Local Newo 1:30 The LuthertJ1 lfQUf 1:11 Motlkil! Ooclr 3:11 Newt Beat 4:5& Bill Stern S(IOI'Io 1:!10 Mirna of tilt Times 1:11 ~IJ Nftl ,,00 Disclng with Doas (Ra\', W. S. B-) 1:00 Bowilug ScOI'II l:fJII Lateblirbc 4:30 lntercbange 6:116 Van P.trick Sporlf 1:15 PUbUc &ervlc:t I:JO Public Service 5:00 Community News lt'l F1UDlly Worship Hour UO !undPwn Serenade l:lt Tbt PIJ Lilt 5:116 World & National fllem 10:00 MUon County News 7:116 The World Today 1:00 SUIIIIay lhcnrcaae 5:15 Spotlight on Sporta !0:01 Talll ol !be Town 1 30 Sign Off t:OO Hour of l:lodllon 1:21 We•lbereut ID:M Nm 00 Sill" Off - 111111 t:4t Jolin Grlllbl 5:10 Dinner Musicale 11:111 Mornlnt Molodlea roRDAY t:OO Swldlt1 Sho!rcaN (aeept FridaJ• Cltureb 5:¥ lrtlld• 8ooka 00 Sign On Nt:OO SUndown lilrenadlt 8:00 Suftlel Blfd. 1:116 CounlrJ IIIII. 11'11 7:30 Sip Off B.u. Rbll' 8:00 Sign Off 11:'1 World NIWll 1::10 FIU'III NIIQ 1:00 Sign Off - J11111 ' I WJ EH RADIO ....., ... .., ,,. """ I ' 1 Blaettnars ' noon tEST) in Letart Falls, . room, in !)orcas. ~.BOO.OO . Ohio oear the school house I D. Jnhoson, Phona WI B-'31186. LEGAL NOTICE lhe personal property or th~ ' Pomeroy, Ohio MEi~uNTY, bHI'~.-late Mildred E. Chapman, de· c . . No. 1J,4U SONI CO .. R. M. RAWLINOI ceased. will be sold at public USED CLOTHING h;rgains. bot.te Beautiful Streb kltcb Otlle Cor,.nt'-•· Pl~lntJH, sale. A complete list of items Women's dresses 7S-50 cenlS, en, automabr gas heal 164ll TROY IUTCHEa. ::· ••·· will appear later. Margaret Men's and Boys' panlS and Lincoln Heights. CaU Job o•O.::~;nts · Chapman West, Administra· shirts 25-5(1 cents. Men's shoes Blaettnar. WY Ul'l/. ., · ,~A 1. .~.. lnx Harold Goodard Auction. and hats. Smith's Clothing IN POM=ny .,_ ro m 0 8 easlev Matb· . ...... ¥,Al'j ~:.n.v '""""..1 ew. ~!hens . LY :1-4061 eer. - . ... 7·30-3tc Store. Open 7 days a week. bouse 3 bedroom. and bath 1~!1-tfr i AUCTION : Saturday, Aug. 10 1 Letart Falls, Ohio. 7-IS.30tp large 1~ Good location out oi ;.:,;:c~i:''~J~~ '952 NASH Good 't . at 12 00011 El sT. in Letart bigh water. can WY 2-2590. •• · ~res, runs Fall 0 b P ' 5 If and looks good. V~rg•l Tea-' . s, ., a ove . omeroy, FILl·UP TIMEI 10 c ford Syracuse WY 2-6986. j Ohio, on the Ohm River, near I FOR SALE, business building •:;;,;;;,!~ ' ' and apartment, vaeant lot, all !!' 8 1 3tp school house. The personal ~ No. I and No 2 - - - - .. ---1 property ol the estate of the ' Fyr-Zon Treated In heart of Middleport. Prk> ,_,__ For Sale ' late Mildred E. Chapman, de- . FUEl OIL ed low for quick aale. --eeased. Hot Point electric Ctoso Country Waaon, e, cyui.der, A11tomo\lc Tralll., &dlo. Juot Jllre De!· Clifford Stumbo at Sewing Mexloan Tomatoes now ripe. range, Crosley refrigerator, : eAutomatic Degree Day dryer Ser-vice - So You Never Center tn Middleport. • Wm. H, Holmes, Syracuse, Kelvinator electric Run out 7 15 1111 -~ Ohio. 7 31 lfc (new), very nice bedroom Budget Pay Plan 2 Door Hnrdtop, a Cylinder, Standard Trano. All red. veri Bborp. uite, (gray I new section•! 3 1 C•ll Us Todoy- WY 2-2181 ' FOUR ROOM bouselittb~J " 947 Harley Davidson motorcy· pc. davenport, chairs, 2 wool ! re lot. large pnrcb, cle, motor recently overhaul• rugs. good mahogany bed- i Pomeroy Landmark ' off Roote No. 7. Phone ed. New paint job. Phone WY 4 Dr. 8 Cylinder, Sialldard Trino., Rldto, S.by Blue. Sharp. Open Til t p.m. I 2-6!~· 2-5129 from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. room suite, complete; coffee E. Moln - ~~~~~~FOR SALE by owner, 3 bed· Alter 5 p. m. phone WY 2- and end tables, lamps, dress- 1 ':~~~~~ • room home. large corner ~;~~~:;~:~:~~~~]fi 287t 7 31 3tc ers, sweeper, stands, 25" Ro-- 1· tary mower, iools , etc. WANTED TO RENT in Su~ar Run. Pomerov N~;:.. 4 I)Qor 8 Cyllnder, A'UtomoUc Trana. Gold and Willa. Very C!Nn. 'ORCED AIR Furnace lor sale. Harold Goddard tauct.) Mar· 4 - or 5 ROOM HOUSE · near ly remodeled. WY 2.3818. Very good condition, bought garel Chapman West. Admx. Pomeroy M'ddl rt 1 ! new. Good at new . Mildred 8 1 2tc or 1 epo or =---=--= . Bis>ell Long Bottom Ohio - - - - -~ three adult,. Reasonable rent. G•orge Prall reoldenee in 8 Cylinder, AutomaUc TNn1. mue and While. Very Cleau. · ' · tc · HENS ~nd Fryers. Mrs. Bes· Write 891 Wilson Ave., Col. land for sole. Contact Floyd · 7 31 3 Sle Ohver t R. D. 1, Rutland, umbos. 7 29 6tc Thomas, Rutland_ ror inrurmPl"E T,OAN · of Our efficient Ph. SH 2-4695. aUon. ?13 ~p ..., .• -•• a Cylinder~ s~n~,td Trani: Green-and ~JIIw. ~tr~s~. .~ • · , ~· . Corpet Shampooers wilh pur· 8 1 Gtc ~ < · " 'l ~ · · ,. · ,,.,1 m- MEXICAN Tomatoes now ripe. LIVESTOCK INSURANCE p:JO Baker. Furniture, Middle- Wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse, PIGS FOR SALE. Mary· Circle, _ .. . . . -~ REUNION ANNOUNCED port. 7·30-Gtc Ohio. · 7 31 Ue Racine. Phone WI 9-:1044 JOHNSON, Stmp.;un ln•urooce . Tbe R!ffie reunion wUI be - " - -.;-· "" ~ . Agency. In All forms of in held at the home of Mr. and 7 ·3 R · ElL ~ ~1' an. - e r.arl . MEXICAN tomaloeo, now npe. -30- tP auranee Jim John•on and rdr.. Arnett Roush In Po1nt I · '' Bostic, B,qiey ·Run, Po~;roy.j Wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse, PONY for sale or trade. 1\'V 2- Bud Simpson, "ents IP1easant Sund•v. A"~·!l! ' Phcin; ·wy 2·3<422, Mlddltport1 •0, Rt. No. li. 1·3•·31C Oh1o, 7 31 Uc 6385. 8 1 6tp 1 G 1 Ilea with a bllllket dllltler to be lletv·lll..,..;;"~.;.:""'·;·' .;. · ~·_,;;.o·...,;..",.';. · .;·'_,i.-_,...,.;::i:,;;,~~..,""""""""'~4 famll)' U. Stlnl• due&! lkch day the DOde letterl an tit!erent. 5 managerability See Melrupolilao MotflrS E Main Street. p ··rny Pboae Wl !-3S , a. lfc Ft"'"'IRc-cN~E=w~o-•-u-sed ~-cars 01" lrtlcks, pnu013 Marvm Marks ,_ Jl&litoll One letter abnply atutdl for &Mthtr. Ia thiiRmPlt A .. UMC • s -_., - ··- rn&'l hUibaM lJ.lltlpllla 1M 11. ,..,••• ll.l'loulor ---tl --~ II. CollllaU.. tor Ute three L'J, X for the two 0'1, etc. 8lft.Jle letters, 11-PI't t111pllieo, tho tonllb onol rormaUon of tile word<! oro all hlnli bh I:, u. Jo(ol. DAR,Y CRYPTQQUOTE - Here't hO'If 4Xl'llt.J44XB to t.OlfOrJ;LLOW Cf#. ""lt'•a O,._.lt' MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE 11. abbr. ..-.=,;.c; ()I{ @) ::'.\L - t= 11), l'lrof; I.EIIIII- ata.te; 1 ' •moe· England r" p0 ·1ER0y M0T0R G0 DAILY '1 I I ' ' Keith Goble Ford Inc. TiDY lr GEORGii WOJIIDER USED AUTOMOBILE J.ONl/.Y !" WHY 5,'-CULD .A. BOY 0~ HIS 4,6E A"JD SPECIALS----. 1 I I a;::J.::: • ;;;'f:l 1962 Rambler Classic ·• • • • • $1995 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air • • • • $1445 1962FordGalaxie - - • • • $1995 BACKOk:OI. ! ~JD f3E I.DN~ cC~Y,:·-oilll 'I '·' . 1959 Ford Fairlane 500 - · , - Sl195 1959 .Ford Rdnch Wqgon . • • • ~095 19S6 Ford Fairlane ,:_ ' ~ .: . ~ ..,· ·•· $495 ....--,......J , . " .,. ' .,...... J. .... :.~ '. ' .. .,.. .....,. ,, ..."" .:--:-: .. '' , \ !. . • • . ·''· \ ··'•• .' to: . �... .. • lO.o.tly Setlntl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aq. 1, ttu Ml~t HyaeU Rome From Columbu, NOW YOU Mrs. Zundel Is Loudonville Camp Visitor Mainly About People In About MiddlePQif. Pomeroy . Mid-Summer Store· Wid e Clearance I d Summer Merchandise Clarence 0. Freeman, ... of RD 2, late thlo mornnot guilty to manin Meigs County Comcourt. Fr..man wu charged lot; lowing a patholugist's report Thursday afternoon that 511-yearAurelia Bing ot Pomeroy Elberfeld• Are Headquarters · ' for 11\(rangler Western .l..ns. (Thay rHIIy fit lnd woor) (Also complete line of SUms and Huskies) (Select now for school wear) ---------lit Also COIIIfllelo Mloctlon of Yank and Yank Jr. w..tem J11111 In tho mens and boys dljMrtmont on tho main floor. Mens Sweaters For Back To School and Fall Wear and Slipovers in smart solid colors and fancy knit designs. Roady To Woar Sizes We vau., llelpUa1 ADJIII'I'l'ED -l!'.dww BIU, wlll also show a camplete liile of love- ly "U. S." Eskiloos (over·the·sock boots) for - lltOrtlly weather wear. c.- s,.,tol Ioiii Plorol l'rlnl ' GIRLS' SWEATERS BATH . TOWELS Just In time · for back to BChooL Banlon Classics In · cardlg~ns and 1 h o r t lleeve sUpoven. Beaut!·· fJil · bulky .~ardlgaDB Big Bath Size 22x42 Inches, D e a t floral print In green, blue or rose, on white back· wjth the· hand Jm!t look. Many styles and ·COlon to choo.ae ......... from. ··l-3to6x" . "" __ IIIICI7to14 T. Shertlf Had ·--------------------------------~-------~~~ 89t 1,.IJ 29c Zlppera are col4r: keyed by numlier to Coati and ~k'il !>NT threldt and BoUle% Tapes. Tb~ lllm1ner, s~er~.•~r non-metallic zi~PI'f!.~ the sUm smoci\b, , ~~ me~. zlllP81"---11JU b!pes and .!hreadl to ma""' the . . "department on llie main fk~Qr.. · . · . :r•• .• .. I· 711_e.,·:g·o Scholar.'" .Galll·an, 0 Atten dMa t .,•0 n a IEven t w..hcloths Introducing I: , ~ The N11w Coats and Clalk'• Mltchi119 Uno _:..11~11- 11...Tfpe- Thread ~~~ Near Death 5.t BOarders Dormg • JuJy Froderld! IIJ~amea~~~~t..~~~~i:;ll ·I D C Roseberry, JHE SHOE BOX :... . In eep oma . PleUant; Cllarleo KiDDallll, Soulilalde; EU. IV"'"" . 1 Dr• Ward Js ground. To Mitch - I Communism Is D'ISappomlmg • • T E Co . a} rpor and40to44 A Wide selection Of \ Further Patro Reports 53 Acci'deOlS l Dur•ng • Ju}y 1.95-2.95--3.95 30 to 38 ~=;,II hour. H 1 terns. c. Refreshments Will Be Served! Raises Peace i • Jn SyraCUSe Khrush 's Move r- Going to class or out for sports, you're smart In theae · tallcred blouses from our beautiful c:oJ. lection - a · large variety of styles and colors to top all your skirts and pants. Solids and pat. The Martha Circle of Pomeroy Baplllt church met ANY SPECIAL ORDERS. Arts Phase Of Fair Is oUtlifi ed CirCUS DucatS Memona • I HospJ"taI Showmg • $5 86} operat"1003I surpI r Martha Cirde Meeting Ia Held AlL QUESTIONS AND ACCEPT Fulufruld be took •sed llatO> ment qm th~ deceo "an at the bosJlltal la•t weoll after it ,.., indicated I be woold recover,waithnc! Freernannd was charged asaault I battery. ANNAPOLIS, Md. dent Kennedy, an old "Since she hu died ," Fultl man, made a sentimental said "fhursday, "If the a•topq to the U. S. Naval Acolde•ny reveals she died as a result of Thursday night to welcome the blow, Freeman will lace • freshman class and take a additional ebargeo." to11r of the naval museum. the long ball .. He showed golld IraJ.\ King, a 155 lb. junior; Ray Funeral aervlceo IIH' Mr .. Kennedy, a PT boat skipper Ed. NoCe: 11'1 Dtlrfy laot- played on paper. in World War D • scored a hit INlJJ llme apll1, or bada't yoa There are several "lfs" to generalship and short passing Plcke111, a 170 lb. junior, with Bing will be SUnday at I p.m. ~ Larr)o Vance, 165 lb. soph., and at the Ewing Funeral hwne, with the 1,245 plebes with the Ddlleed! Toatpl tile CoJJeae Middleport's definile improve- ability in 19112. Burial wlll be in the Chen7 traditional gesture o! granllni( I All-Sion meel the Paeken ment in league slature Ibis There may' be strong rom- Ken Harris. 170 lb. soph, help! petition for starting jobs in lng out. Miss Jessie Saunders and Ridge cemetery. Friends ma1 them amnesty ior demerits In- (Oil TVI. 11oM Is the flnl year. One big IF Is wh~ther 165 the backfield, which meaos The problem at ends re- · Miss Ada Hoskins will be super- call at the funeral home. curred during their first five of 1 series of IUI'Veys by )o. intendents again this year of the Surviving are these children, weeks at Annapolis. eal Melp ...,.ty blgh ochool pound Bob Caruthen can make bench strength, a moot needed main. It's the biggest " II'" o! football. coachel oa their 1113 the switch from Hneman to commodity of the smaD school. all "We must find two adeDc;tmestie Arts department for Delbert Meyers, Columbus; Dor· 1 I the Iooth annual Meigs County othy Meyers, w. Va.; Rlehanl pr01peets. ullback. A man this year, Back for his third year as a quate offensive ends . Possible Fair. Meyers, Belpre·. Lee Bing, Jr .. WASHINGTON - A Labnr Coruthe" was a powerful bny letterman is Ron Hanning, a choices are Richard Wilson, Department expert uys the in"This is the year we have to fullback on a good Eighth grade speedster who runs to the left, I165 lb. junior, and Terry JohnI Featured this year will be the Cheshire; ~ora:e Bing, Porn. crease In U. S. employment show some definite gains," team two years ago. and also back Is letterman Jun- son, ltlO lb. senior; Rod Sauer, Centennial theme with the ac· lroy; Cledllh Bing, Chester, during July . to a record of Middleport Head Football Will Alan Wallace ohow <on· ior Joey Stephenson who has 140 lb. sophomore. Bob Wilson, cent on the antique display. Tho James Bing, Bunker fl!ll; lllala nearly 71 million jobs shows Coach Frank Eschlernan said tinued Improvement? Thla 170 put on 20 lbs. of muscle since 170 lb. senior, and three or COACH ESCHLEMAN 24 classes included in this dis- Bmg. Hobson; Carl Bmg, Gal. the economy has been "Rising this week. lb. halfback shaved a full sec· September l!Jst. Pound for four other boys," the coach play are for the exhibit of linl'fl lipolt~ , and ~~~rlene Bing, ~ rather stoutly over the past six Then, looking ahead, he said ond off his time for 100 yards pourid, Stephenson last year at said. alignment as an unknown quan- sheets, quilts, coverlets. !Bm~ er Hill; a .s~ter, Weltha Stanmonths." wbat everybody in Middleport In track last Spring (10.4). He liS (or less) was the mightiest THE DEFENSE tity. llers in their original frames, ley of Juncllon City, lnd I,. • knows, "Next year will be · coo.ld keep a lot of opposition football player in the league. Said "Esch""We must find personnel to spinning wheels, andirons, can- brothers .. Wayne Bm~kles ~ Tupothe year.'' linemen honest going to the I There are other backfield 11 We should be strong defen- strengthen our outside to be :die molds and holders, butter pen Plams and H. C. Brtcklel WASffiNGTO':l - Chances By gains, Coach Eschleman outside, IF earuthera can move Ihopefuls, too, one or more of , sively with the addition of Bill sound defensively ." ! churns. molds and padlles. of Pomeroy. were reported ampr~heed ~~ay meant breaking into the victory up the middle. whom could eome through to Nentzling, 200 lb. senior (first The Jackets are assured of. clocks, flat irons, coffee grind----1 for a settlemeot of Iter column against SEOAL oppon- Will Alan's brother Bruce 1 push the leading characters. year of football J, and David having thetr largest squad out 1 ers. copper, brass, and i ron r~droad work .rules d!spute ents. And by next year being come up to potential this year? 1 THE LINE Ashley, 200 lb. sophomore. If Iin many years. As things stand 1kettles, unusual household iron Without congressiOnal ac~lon. "the year," he meant finish- Nearly ~s· fast as Alan, real i ';OUr interior line could be these boys c9n be strong ag- l<lday, indications are that up- l objel·ts, newspnpers, family Any agreement on the diSpute lng In the first division and be' tough, and now weighing ltl5 adequate,.. believes c 0 a c h gresslvely, coupled with Roush Iwards of 50 boys - just about Bibles anc! family trees. which has gone .to the brink ofht ing at least a contender for lbs., Bruce could make the Esch1eman. Moving Dave Rice, and Alan Wallace as interior ·every bov that can run - will I All f to be h'b ' d 8 n•tionwide rad strlke, mig league honors. Jacket backfield a real threat 185 from end to tackle and linebackers our middle de- i be in fOOtball gear come open- I ar It1es ex 1 1te be buUt Bround.a two-year plan Eschleman has no Illusions this Fall, especially with his , Roger Roust., 205, to ~ckle, feose couJd be very strong. J.ing day . m~s\ be 1 ~.je~rs okl or o~der, for • . substanbal reduction In about the seriousness of his blocking ability. will give the team experienced "Joe Custer, 140 lb. senior If Eschleman can come up an quai Y or .a premm~. firemen's jobs and creation of Job. Will Quarterback Micky Mor- (each two years) anchor line- (also first year), is looking with 34 or 30 varsity perform-: ~ut" be aet'Ompanled by !hell" Advance tickets lor the s. 8 lab,or ~ management study "I knew what I wa.t getting ris further improve and hold men. Center will be offered to for defense work only. and pair- ers, boys who want to play 18 ory. ring "United Nations" cirCUI group to_ make recommend&- Into when I took this job." up under SEOAL pressure? With veteran Jim Miller, 180, and ed with Ror' Hanning at deep football, !rom that number. the I Other features of the domes· which will appear in svraeu" tions !or future handUng of the !~rom John Thompson. in ~961 l, a year's .experience beh~d the rest I~ up to him to hold Ibac~. will leave us only the Ja~kets may have started on - tic arts department are three Wednesday, August 7, ·for an issue, a source said. so I have no kicks commg,' ~lm, Morr1s could be throwmg down the JOb. Guards could be I outside phase of our defensive their road up by No1lember. 1classes for amateur paintin~s, afternoon and evening sessiGD he ~ald. · ---~~~ .. --:_! -~--·..- -·-,-. chart-oal. oil , and water color. are on sale at thret! SyraCUSf 9 0 SEATTLE, Wash. - p r f. Middleport students and fans, ""-'"'"-""' """-~" No paintings by number will be business placeo. ThelNI&!e Roethke, 55, a Pulit- supporting by a long ways the Hard Jock well alo•g on the accepted. Hobby displays will Th• Syracuse Volunleer fire 1 ai!<O be featured . 1er !Prize winning poet died of smallest student body (bny-wlse eight-cloy flsiiiDg trip of Roy Fire department sponsors of a h~art attack Thursd~y night and girl-wise. tool In the leaI Win•bl'Oiloer, and Brooko Say· Premiums wtll he awarded the circus, said tickets can be after Coi!OJI!ing in a neighbor's gue. lives In the dlmmmg Ju. ' us -~ re of SyraC111e, Paul Sayre u[ ~ to the !irst and second place purchase_d either at the Syraprivate •Wlmmmg pool In tre <~f looiball ~eatness _ of · An ope - rating su....., f $S 86160 po+e~ ,.. Cobq)lbao, and Eacene Roller winners. Judging o! garments <Use Dr~ve·ln, Harden's GrocB I b "d I land ear er year!. SUffiCe It to say •r••' 0 • . was re "' ......ay .,_.,.......... . ... "II be d A I p I' Asbl d Se . ta . that aoy coach who pulled them In the financial operation of Meigs Memorial Hospital ......... OMS WI . one. on ug.. 3, at 10 ery. au s an . rvlce I a n r1 go • Aller cal<blng a 41> lb. pkk- r o.m. m ali cla...s With the eX· hon. or from any fireman . for the fiscal year ending June 30th by the board f up I rom t he near d oormat poso f' r th t' d' - · p eed ·u · t th Vlol•nce erupted early today sition o! the past decade trustees. Total assets were $62,762 .54 in the report i "'"' al Sbarbnl Loke, Oolarlo. MOSCOW ruP!l-Premler Niki· cep .1on o •. an 1que roc , s "'' go 1n o • for the fourth consecutive day would be given not only the which covered t_h e reriod of September 20, 1962 thru : Canada, Eugene lost hll reel ta s . Khrushchev's decision .to ; which Will be JUdged on Aug. 14 flremf~n s fund to purchase • in Chicago's explosive South Ikeys to the town but likely the the end of the f1sca year. . ·. . 1o ,.. ~ lake. Tbe fishermen re- take personal c:"harge of the Sov1et 1 at 2 p.m. . new Ire ~ruck. Sid · hbo hood I · 1180 · If ' Asset items included cash on appreciation to the public for ported "filhlll! aut teo 1ood." delegation to next week's big I Score cards of the Ohio State The Umted Nations circus Is • the duselh o! the hospital e neig r · · . town · . d 't In ba nks 0 f "" lh lk he . ed hopes to. IUniversity Agriculture to feature , ua·~:~"~'-~·*'~~'~"'·~;JiVJJ1~AWU.il<, ree ta -s re rals A1 least 24 persons were m- What aboot opportumtles this eposi ..,,678 ·4v, "bl "hich . . . College S<'heduled ed Ch . . . the world 1 1 8 J •- ston es FaII'·t· looks toug h accounts receivable ' .. -.eg •46184 possi e. t - r w11\ be used · brcu, jur ed by nYlDI . we opposllon . ma e e report ed I f th I I day that he is ready for further. , Extenswn . d . ServiCe h . h renown f ob t nstlams, nd t bl a group •d bottl · d i th t st 1 G IU 11 h for In-Patients and $2,416.71 for 180 ex~ress appro~a 0 e } steps to ease the <'Old war. for JU gmg t e garments w1t o acr a s a urn en. ~t1the ~rade to be determined on other feature of the show will an . es ur ng • pro e as uoua · a po. s as a new OUt p ti 1 'th R . operaboo o! lbe hospital, espec- 1 agsmst the Negro occupan~y ~oach stepping mto a situa· - a en s,. WI a eserve Iially in the eany months when i Informed :sources here disclosed ;the .basis of materials st le . be Miss: Delilah, Queen of of apartments in a predomtn- 1t1on every coach dreams of. l for unco1Ject1ble accounts of I financial roblems norma II ar Thursday mght tftat Khrushchev I k h' nd ' Y ' th Air anUy white. neighborhood. A big, fasl linemen and faster . $4.500; Inventory of all supplies, acut. in ~mall new hospi~ls. e 1 would ?UI off his vacation in or·l· w':rt:~e:s :hi:h h:~~':::e'::'e~. ;he United Nations Circus will 100-man , ,pollee tuk force ar· backs, two deep, all having the t9,305.90, and other assets. $399,- A total of 63 persons are em- I der to be In Moscow when Sec· warded a rnium within the also pr€sent Min-Uak and Sarested eight demonstralnrJ and tocentlve to repeat as league 113, for a total of $62,762.>4. d th h . . retary of State Dean Rm.k and I pre . . f . 1 h led be 0f oth h 1 Lo h bee Liabilities Included Accounts P oye at e osplta 1 With a Set: 1 Lo d 'last two years are not ehg1ble bu. per ormmg elephants,. who 8 Tsh F . au . a dndum r Th·~ . ~- c ·,tinmp Ollll; I gan, as n, Payable $26 631 7! Notes Pay IOOnthiy payroll of $13,000. H" I oretgnM .d nary lbr ~ for exhibil. Preference is being were featured in "The Greatway m pa Y wagons. e met-~ wa g 8 ong t me for Me ' · ' · ~e amve on ay to stgn • · iven b the su rintendents to est Show on Earth" movie. dents brought the number of Adams to produce, and Adams able t21,431.43, Accrued Payroll partial nuclear test ban treaty Ig Y pe . . . arrests to 133 in Chicago's worst repeatedly has pointed to 1963 . .item• of $8,136.16 and other Lia- Foot, Hip Hurts The Ohio Slate Patrol said with Soviet Foreign Minisler An· ne": work and new Ideas. Exhlb· Fire Department members to. II d · two Alb bu"id" 1 1 · bllities o! $70161 for a grand R • ed 1n Wree k today . it investigated S3 acci. d · G ... •1ts m the department are hm•t- day urged all persons who aro I ti rae a ernons ra on m ena was re I ang as . . eceJV . . , rei rom,- ... o. jed to Mei sand ad · ini coun- planning to attend to purcbaoo year but remained a power total LiabtUties of $56,900.94. A 17-year-old Pomeroy Rt 3 dents, m Which ~ persons were C-ommunist China kept un its . g_ )0 ng . . . Years ·· The t I ho ed that · · j ed d 141 t ( · " ! ' ties m Ohto. thear t1ckets m advance. 8 nevertheless. Jackson and WeUrepor so s w girl 8\lffered left foot and rib m ur • ma e arres s SIX atlacb on the test ban. h1 Pe-. . LONDON - Dr . Stephen ston? Jackson always has hor· in the quarter ending June 30th injuries Thursday at H :SO p charged with driving while in- king radio broafk.asts monilort"d Deadlme for entnes to ~ Ward, who took an overdose of sea and Wellston was rebuild- Accounts Payable had been reo- m. In an accident on the Texa~ toxica.ted), during July. in Tokyo, it said the nuclear Imade With .F. H. Johnston, fair drugs •• his vice trial went ing. too. Pomeroy? Coach Chan- duced !rom 130,492.06 to $26,- Road, 1.3 mile! east of Route Patrolmen worked 834 patrol questicm cannot be decided by "a : Tsech retary, t" 4, p.mir·· .Tbursdtahy. t th · Wed ad re- cey hUD 'I been seen ·gmng · to 631 74 and Notes Payable from 7 Ch f b. .. .c ed th 1 e sene ary s o Ice on e ne ay, . ' near ester, hours, and issued 3M warnings, ew tg powl:!rS. 11 l'Harg .e Rock S rin s fair rounds wiil o e Jury mains "unchanged" after more the .weeping weU lately. Net- PI.IOJ.76 to $21,!31.43. Meigs County Sheriff Robert to motorists. They gave assist- test ban agreement was • "b1g : be 0 npto ~eceive ~ntries from than 48 hours in a coma, a hos- sonville? Coach Shesky JS al- In announcing the report the C. Hartenbach said Roberta ance to 17 motorists, and 248 consp1rat·y" agamst Ch1n.1 and 1 pe t • M nd 10 pita! spokesman said today. 1be most unbelleveably optimistic. Board of Trustees expressed as Jane Romine lost control of persons visited the patrol post •ailed on other Communist eoun· th a.mh ;h ~.m' '; 0 b8 ~ 50 • year • old society osteopath There are places even in Mid· the 1957 model car she was Telephone calls numbered 1'471 ' I~ries to join it in trying to develop sh~ou~cket ~~ t~: 'entr m~e~ ;;r 0 X. was being kept alive by an dleport wUI give you even rnon- E driving and crashed Into a mdependent nucl.ar arsenals. ~b ·t Y electronic lung in St. Stephen's ey the Hounds will finish elthverett C. Sayre Columbus and Southern Ohio Cru! arrest reported by t he K•m•ID Se..ral Dayo ex 1 1ors. HONG KONG IUPI) _ A lo,.. Hospital. er 1-2-3. Dies On Thursda~Electric Company power pole. patrol was Ellis Carroll O'Bri- Rusk and Home will remain In mer American Army corporal Where does that leave the Services for Everett C. Sayre, breaking lt off. Damages to ~n, 26, Racine, cited to Gallipo- the Soviet Union several days---- i who chose ronununism 1nd liV• COLUMBUS - Gov. Jamea Jackets? On paper - in lasl l4t, who died at his home in Ra- the vehicle were estimated at lis court Monday on a speed perhaJIII .. loog as • week-to 1 ed for nine years in Red China Rhodes formally thanked mem- place. . ctne, Rl. 2, al 2:30 p.m. yester- $21111. No charges were filed. charge. discuss ways o! extending the said today the experience dt. hers of the Little Hoover Com- Fortunately, luotbaU Isn't day ,.UI be held Sunday after. progress made on the nudear js. iliusioned him. mission. studying state governnoon at 2. He wao the son of OFFICE BURGLARIZI!:D I!QUAD CALLED sue to other problems of the cold Lowell D. Skinner of Akr1111, ment at a dinner Ln their honthe late Edgar and Minnie The office of Dr. Joseph Da\·ls, war. Khrushchev was expected to , Ohio, who was captured dUJ'Io or Thursday .night at the ex· Sayre. and is survived by his M.D., was burglarized sometime . Middleport emergency ·rescue Istay until Wednesday. I ing the Korean Y:ar anc! refused ecutlve mansion. Wife, Maxine Sayre, and child· last night or early today in an ·l squadsmen were called to Brad· I Gromyko and the two Western repatriation after the armJstice Rhodes said the State of Ohio ren, Larry, Clyde, Brady, Ter- I apparent search lor money. lhe bury at us p. m. Thursday af· nudear negotiators. Undersecre·l LONDON !UPfl _ Dr. Steph· IV years ago, left Red China WWld always owe a big debt 'I ry, and Colby. He was an over- Ml!ldl•port Chief of Police, Her- Iter Janet Manuel, 16, of Racine tary of Stale W. Averell H.arri·l en Ward hovered near death Thursday 011 hio way back homo to the people who have been seas veteran of WW II. bert Gilkey, said today. Entry had suffered injuries in falling man and British Scienee Minister today, still in a coma 48 hours at last. atudyJni ways to improve efflThe. Racine Legion will have iDto the office was gained when ! from a hors~. She was taken 1o Lord Hailsham, went over some 1arter he took an overdose of The 32-year-okl Skinner, one clency in state government dur· graveside services. Friends .may I front door window wal broken. Meigs Memorial hospital and il of this ground in their ti&lks last I sleeping pills in an apparent sui- ol' 21 American !IOidiers capture lni the past four DIOilth~. call at Ewing Funeral home NotbinK oppar..tty waa otolllll. reptjrted in p>d cooditioo today.l month. cide attempt. ed by the Reds and who eleet.. Flfty-lwr pet'8llll1l were lodg- untO noon Sunday wheo t h e The 50-year-old oociety osteo. ed to stay behind, described .,..., F'l'. DIX, N. J. - An auto- ed in Meigs County jail during body will be taken to I he path. convicted of vice charge• diUons in China now as trnprov. mobUe plowed into a column July Serif! Robert c. Harien- church. The casket wlll not .be by. Criminal Court jury ed over the cbaotlc sltualiall of 150 marching soldienl on a bach's monthly report showed opened at the ehurch. Inter· 0 0 Wednesday was being kept alve that prevailed during th• !l'el dimly lighted road here today. ...nt will be in Planto <eme- . only by an ei<ctronic lung in St. "great leap forward" that fail, late Thursday night, Injuring Prisoners booked were on tery. ~ Stephen's Hospital. led in 1959 and the withdriWill 21 of the troops, none '"'1'Jously. the following dbarges: intoxlcoA hospital spokesman said of Soviet help to Peking a _. · "'~:here were men, rifle~ and Uon 9, dlsturblq the peace a. lllelp Memorial Hospital . . · Ward, who tried to kill himseH 1960. But the life there to IIIII . helmets strewn all over the trandto f, non •• support 4, ADMISSIONS - Sherry John- ' just a few houn before the jury far from lood, he said. 1 road,' said Nlcl< Grand, one of traffic vlola~OIW 4, three each son, Pomeroy; Sophia Duffy, Two Meigs scholars and a area of Gallla, Meigs, Athen• Baker, uslotant secretary of found him guilty, is "critically "H you want to ch1111p , _. tho llrst lo reach the rcene, lor OWl, AWOL and lal'OOl}', Pomeroy: Maxine Barrln1er, Gallia man wlll attend the 35th ancj Jacli!Oit will be two yooth agriculture. at the conference. ill." work. you cao't." he said.... n...- the post's soutltem bOund- ll1d one Ncb on charges of Guysville; Dale Anna · LIUle. onnualfarm business confere""" aeholtiro, Rk!bard Koblentz and Baker will be the keynole speak- As Ward moved toward death, you want to study, )'tiU 0111'1. uy. 1888Uit and threatening, lnve. Pomeroy; Janet Manuel, Ra· of tho America• Institute Of ~J!ard Holter, both of Meigs er. the last of his many girl friends II you nnt to travel," tlgalloo. conversion of proper- clne; Carolyn AllensWIItth, Mid- Cooperation in Its three - day county. They will be amoog Ill The first of some 15 sectional •owed to make public the can1. · YOll'111"0110WN!I ty, mallclou1 d~ioo ot dleport. , session at the University of youth aeholars at the confer- meetings will begin Monday ar- 1names of hio many Iormor "In 11161 when the '&roll WAVERLY (IJP)I - ~ property. parole vlolater, bold DISCHARGES - Walter _Kitlg Nebruka In UIICOln, Aug. $-7. ·- ·' ternoon dealing with bargain- Ifriends who deserted him at hts procram started the G. Wella Jr., 15, ot Lcriin, for.' lor jlrioatie court, PI'O\'fdlnc Pomeroy; Georp Kfaslln1, Jr., Repi'esenting the Landmark 'I'Jie theme o1 the lnslilllte '·j ' . . . trill!. · thought they were II>iDI • IIII!IC\1' of Hunun,ton, W. VI., IJambling ~· and liverJo&d: Mccarthur; WU!iam Chapmail, Farm ·Bureau Cooperatives of 1wllfbe "J;'ower ,In Partnership" lng,. rommui~l<,abons and mfor· . 111111ething. •But then they . .,. ,: 1 driliiDed 1'hunday In White The Sheriff's deparlmenl II- CoolvDie: CliffOrd Young, Polr>- Ol!io will be Golden Qmaday · wbldl .~ into the flndlnp or jmallon, gram markeimg, egg 1 Melp General Hoopltal tireder aad tireder." . ~' willie ••Imming with I 10 bandied I,., lncomlnt tele- ei'I!Y. . lot NIX1liup, Warren Healaa. o! jlc:Ooperaltve ,leaders of the na, and poultry marketiq, schools,. ADMISSIONS - C. A. EmeousiD he bad been riltltntl, ~ calls, l11diO .~ ,., 4,1RTHS ~ * r••and l!f!'l, ~ ~. Mt. Vernon ..-1 Robert .Mather t~•.'J'hire will he 2GO top farm' cooperatives, transporU.tlon, lmish. Middleport; Reid Hart, LOCAL TllMPI o.mOn Wife. The body wu re- the ~f aDd fb '~ Clay, ·Harrlaonvwe, i " butiii·IOf ;IUchwood, aU state,.,... e~ men and ed11C11ton, mercera and consolidllllons,llve- 1Shade. 'l'llo k1llflll?lure ta Poa•rJ~ 1:;:. market· P•yllls 11 Blouses 'r Company is pleased to an- MR. REILLY WILL ANSWER Just In time for back to school. Full cut. Western jeans by Blue Bell. Light blue, tan, green and black. Sizes 10 to 20. New Fall Styles In In conjunction with John Reilly of United Mrs. Richard Jl'lolaw and Mra. Eugene Trlpltott. lleporta Biven by Mrs. W11llam Saouffer aecntary and Mra. Trfplett president. A short presentation con<endq newly appointed mlsalaaarles ot the denomination and aioo ot lbe Baptist eampfDI prop1111wn Jllven 'by Mrs. Ralpli lunda!. The grwp rollod bandage• lor the white .quota. alter which the love 11ft wu taken. Relrealunenta ._. eerved by Mra. Zuadel during the aoctal County Court. ° 2.95 department on the first floor. Coat styles I: FRIDAY AUG. 2 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM RD, dled"uthe reoult ofo biOW JJodge Baoon appointed Attorn-Jed *""'•n. woman who had been Injured • a.m. oo tho jaw aUegedly oecuted jeY James B. O'Btlen to repro- Pi'oaecuting Attorney Bernard last week and hoopitalized al- l The deceased wa• admitted by Freeman. sent the defentlant. · V. fultz and Sheriff Robert C. ter allegedly being •truck by to Melp Memorial hospital July With Common Pleas Court Freeman wai ordered held in IJatlenbach were also in the Freeman. 24 for treatment o! Injuries she Judge John C. Bacon presiding, county jaU on "·1100 bnnd. couttroom this morning wbeo Meigs County Prosecuting At- bad allegedly received ., hen Freeman entered his plea o! not Dr. David Tho<riburg, pathol- ~n entered his plea. torney Bernard v. Fultz order- struck on the jaw. guilty to the manslaughter oglst at st:·Joseph Ho5pital in All autopsy wu performed ed the autopsy. The victim was Freeman later pleaded gull. charge at II a.m. Freeman Parkersburg, · W. .Ya., perform- 'l'butl!lay to determine t h " !dead on arrival of the Pom- ty to a charge of Blsault and waived grand· jury action ancf ed the autopoy on the deceas- clllisi of death of the eroy emergency oquad at 2:22 battery and was fined in Meig• Available DENIM JEANS Ready for yo1,1r selection now in the men's THE Munday evenlnl the · Devotlona takenatfrom were led by Mn. Harry .. ~ ·---------------------------- ~-:. ~. 1 WOMEN'S II "glove soft", 'washable' LoBretto Coots. a 1 spen. nounce a one day showing of beautiful, .4r.. . "'r~";.l .. !I 1 Men's and Young Men's Sizes 27 to 38 Waist and Lengths 30 to 36 3.98 '7."'"""=..--- States ,.aM_ \ Eschleman Sees 1963 As 'Prelude' ' Boys' Sizes 4 to 16 - - 2.98 Now! SHOEBOX ·e. %'0 Blow II 1 enttnt~~ , .- V~Ol~X~V~N~0~-~9~2~----------------~~~~~y~~~ID~~~~T~,~O~H~IO~--~----~f~R~ID~A~Y,~A~U~G~U~S~f~2~,~19~6~3------------~~ ~::~ ------~~~~~a~fi~VE~C:~~q Wranglers · · . ---------~----------------------~--------------------------------------------~--~--~----------------------------------------------~ Mrs. ' • N C I1n1ans Are Guests I M'dd/eporf ~ . ,__, r. Til. I. . . . 01 r~a.· , ' Shtp at EIHrfelds Friday front 9 A.M. to $ P.M. cincl on Saturday from 91n the morning untl 9 Iii tl.e evealng. r~~~~~~=-== bo;, "~ 'l'lleWWiil'o' -lmflle.,.. tor killed f,Nt worton II 0.. llooto.. ..t11ory Itt Muclar11 • April 11, 1MZ. Make ·Eiberfelds- In Your Shopping Center . Mrs. Ralph C. Zlllldel last week at Loudon91lle when I" Miss Mabel Hysell lw and Mrs. Allp Quinn she served u COUllJOlor Mr. and Mrs. Paul TONIGHT turned from a llklay vtslt ':~ l :~at:!~.:Martin and Kevin of teacher at the Baptist retunled ·lrom Greenlalce, IIOT OI'IN her nJ...,, Mrs. Wllllam l!elpel, Md., visited there. Wis. where they attended and her sister, Mrs. George Fry with Mrs. Minnie Davis and Mlsa Sharon Zund~:':~;io:~ ~~~;E~t Conference. Tiley aioo PltiDAY thru WEDNESDAY In Columbus. While there and Miss Sarah Phillips. Loudonville, clljilp thlo In Chicago with #lua.3-Aue.t also visited Misses Lena as a member of the W•Jt Disney's also vioited with ber brother P. Katie Guth. Mr. Quinn is otaff where she to serving Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. "SAYAAI SAMH A. Hysell and another niece, former Pomeroy High School instructor of crafts, Melanie ll1d Rooe (T..bnicolorl Mrs. Harry Sells and family and teacher. i n g the , are vlalling in Toledo Brian Keith, Tommy Kirk, Marta Krlaten, Kevin Corcor- and was guest of honor at I Dr. and Mrs. J . B. Marshall ening of the CIIIIIP In June, brother and family, an, Dewey Martin, Jeff York, cook-out d11Uler at their home. ll1d family returned to their went to the Pennaylvania Mr. and Mrs. Mllloll Smart IIIlo Rafael Campos. Slim Pick· Louisville Monday. after tlst State camp for are vacationing at their IIIIDlens, Royal D~no. Enroute to Columbus Miss with her mother, Mrs. training sponsored by the mer cabin 011 Lake Erie. Mrs. 1 C1ught On The~ &ounc•, sell visited with her niece and John F . Baily and famjly . · BaptiSt College. She Smart and Melanie will return F-.turette How To Fish, Colorurtoon family, Mr. and Mrs. Chad. Pe~ Mra. Wilma Ginther o! Chestat Loudonville through this week wltb Rose Marie reColorc1rtoons: tibone and family at their sum- er was 8 Sunday guest of Mr. late August. malnmg for a Iona:er YlsJt, AdmiuJon: 75c & 40e mer lodge at Ash Cave. The and Mrs. Elias Stile!. Miss Charlene ZUndel went to Mrs. Wayne Glbbonl and ll•'""'" was joined by Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Herbert Dixon Loudonville the last of the week daughter, Evelyn, bave return. Herbert Fink, Mr. Owen and family visited Sunday even- : f?r a visit with her mother and ~.from . Bucyrus whm;e they Fink and son, Danny , and Mr. ing with Mr. und Mrs. Elias Sl$ter. She tOt? Is engaged ln ]VISited w1th the former a fa~ and Mrs. Howard Ervin and 'Stiles. 1Christian . s:rvtce this summer. · er, Mr: G. Carson and daugbchlldren of Racine. , Miss Virginia Fisher and Mr .J having jomed the staff of 1ter. Mass Ruth Carson. . TONIGHT & fRIDAY ! and Larry Ciecarrello of Mrs. Ernest Covert and chiJ. 1Cleveland Inner-City Protestant f "THE MtltACLI WOitKIR"' ' l charleston, w . Va. were SuniParlsh. ,dren, Paula and Chuck., Anne Bancroft Patty Duke REPORT ACCIDENT day guests or Miss Nettie Koeh- j This is an Interdenominational i Portsmouth, are viol~g with II -andier program which Includes siJ: her mother, Mrs. Lucille • ASSIGNMENT I PT. PLEASANT - State Po· ' Mr H H lie !Cleveland churches serving es, Grant-st. OUTER"SPACE" 0 ' lice investigated a two car ae- Mr ·. and s. omer r the · roblem weas of the city. !!O;~~~~~ (Teehnico1or) cklent Wednesday resulting In were m Logan SUnday to attend I P If . ad The Fides Lodge 18 birthday dinner and party The summer sta m • up of Pythlas will meet With Rik Von Nutter $400 prope~y damage but no her uncle George I of mostly college students who evening ai the lodge and Archie Savage . personal Injury. The oc·represent eight states, two_ lor- Middleport. Members of Na~ curred on the Crab Creek H elgn countries and many d1f!erG . "· Ill S.tUnlay Aug. 3 7 8 miles from Route 2 An Mr. and Mrs. Homer o1ter . . . Lodge of a11tpolUI, w · . · 11a Tuesday with her llr<>tb- ent denommations. ThiS pro- in the tnstallaU011 of new ""RED HOT WHEELS" car driven by Ray r· . . d .gram will also continue through ; With Clark Gablt old Duncan 47 Apple Grove and SISier·111-law, Mr. an fleers. aad Barbara Stanwyck ' a westbound car driven by R~ymond Frecker, Tup- late August. Carol Anderson, daughter - andPaul John Flint, 55, Henderson, pers Plams. Mr. and Mrs. Francio Ander"IXCUSE MY OUST" son underwent oral aurgery llided head·On. Duncan was Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter and , QrO I' b Tu d She Is reRed Skelton Sally Forrest co cited for driving left o! center. family attended the fair in GallCoum us " s aly.ll her 1IS1ac or y a 1 ~ ................................ 1 ed esd. C<>Vering sa !polls W n ay. home Orland Creamer of Cincinnati was the Saturday evening dinn I A-2C Tom Anderson wtll arner guest of Mr. and Mrs. M d M R D McCarty rive this week for a 15-<lay IIE:ve1rett Thomas. r. an rs. · · 1; leave with his parents, Mr. Mr . and Mrs. Horton Thomas North s:,cond A~e.~ave a;~~ Mrs. Francis Anderson, Vine-st. children, Kenneth , Robert, Igu~~s IS wee r. an Pete. He is stationed at Pease Air 4 William, Mark and F.dith re- WndlihamM Pau~ ::fd s~n, t and Force Base in New Hampshire. l l ~~"~!d to their home, Bruns- 3 rs. rc e as Several Middleport II i Wednesday, after a sev- g:.ug,hter, Jinap Mga~\ ;~:~ are camping at Forked Run era! days visit with his par. .ro mfa · r. lllnau Lake Including Mr. and Mrs. Mr d M rom with an them ess. Sunday Ch ares l Bradbury 8 nd ~~~i ents, · an rs. E vere tt enng Visiting Thomas. M p arl Paugh Mrs Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. John Smith returned Gwere rDs. 1" M" D'orothy· and family , and Mr. and Mrs. . th 1 rare urs ISS 1 . ki home Monday alt,.!r a ree h h ' M'k Ralston ·Curbs Jen nson. weeks visit with relatives in Paug ~p e~ ~ ~ki Mid: Henry Fultz of Columbus Columbus. While then~ the Mr. an. ~s . 3d ~ 08 ' Kerr spent the weekend wJUt his SOD group spent a week at Lake ldleport,M r. adn Mr "·c K and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn C •Blame. r. an s. . . FIt nd f mil PIevna, P ievna, Onta. no, ~- W tk' Pl. Plesan• w. Va.; u z a . a y. 8 Mr and Mrs. Harlev Koemg mHs, G t ' nd chl"l Mrs. Harold Vogelsoo of · . · Mr nd Mrs arry ar en a · · 1t •'"" of Tuppers Pialll8 and . a d · Mrs E ett Watkins Portsmouth, Is VII .., with her Mrs. Henry Koenig of Cam· ren, · ver ~ mother, Mrs. Allen Knopp. bridge visited Wedn~sday with Mrs. Sharon Taylor a~ d~ Mrs. John K. Smith io their sister, Miss Ethel Koenig ter:;; ~id and ~"·an~or.:,~ T! Cleveland where she Is the at the home of Miss Elsie Hart. ~ 1~. 1 re~ :~ughter ~~ eo. guest of her daughter and sooMrs. E. N. Arnold returned . 8 b ms 8 • in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Charles home Wednesday after a visit tum us. 'II' p h family Bing and daughter, Judy. She in Tampa. !'Ia. with her daugh· The W• ~mt :;g d hter will also visit in Erie, Pa. with ter and son·ln-law, Mr. and and Mrs. as a ~ug . her other daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Smith who aceom· will return to N. C, Uus Frl- Mrs. N. F. Harmon and family. panied her home for a visit, day. Visitors with Mrs. Victoria VISITS PARENTS Slacy this week Included Mr. IN SWIFT STRIKE . and Mrs. Robert Snyder and Army PFC Wilmer E flalf· Miss Kay J~nkmso; .:: C~ family, of Ravenna; Mrs. Nora hill 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. lumbus sptnt e wee e WI Farley, Williamson, W. Va.; Wibner B. Halfhill, Route I , her par~nis, Mr. and Mrs. f'::~ Mrs. Sarah Sweeney, of CharCheshire, Is participating l n Is Jenkmson hand her mpssing' lesion, W. Va.; and Mrs. NIB'· Mary JRne, w o were ca M If0 rd and Mn Fred DON'T SCRATCH T>IAT ITCH! at Forked Run Lake. m~ u • IN JUST 15 MINUTES. ... _ _ .. _ . R1ggs of Darwin. u th• Itch nl'fld• JoCr.atchinl , yuur IH Mrs Harry Stover of Mlddle411~ tm.-k 11t aay dru 1 swn. You feel Exercise SWIFT STRIKE ' a t t Monday ln I.ancas~ II qu.lclr4eylnr M'CN. ME·NOT tllll.• hold . U S Str'k Com nand exerclse por Jtchln& q\lk!tr down . Antl•eptl~ actlon . . I e r I er where she visUed with her klill rermlor nllht to help __ _. daughter --· FiAe 41Y fur IPHd ecqma.huJinr. ln.. d with mortt than 75,000G armed . son oiUIU auu ~::~ blta, rlqworm, foot itch. oth•r •ur- forces personnel in eorg18, Mr nd Mrs James fa« tllhU. Now at SWW1er • Lohee North and South Carolina. . a . ""'"' •• • and family and Mr. sud Davis Stover and famillly. Miss Frieda Faehnle lw returned to ber home In dleport from Meigs General pita! where she bas been a !lent liD' aeveral months as result of a fractured hlp talned in a fall. Mr. and Mrs. AUred L. Roush U.coJn.sl left today lor a va1caw·on trip to the Carolinas. Mrs. Edward Myers and MHI, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO of Columbus, vislled lr1 with Mr. and Mrs. Harry and other friends. Mrs. Emma Jean Neal of r,fcConnelsville, Ia the guest ot her mother, Mrs. FrllllCI!II Bearhs. Ru~L f'OMUOY. OHIO •• I ~~~~~~~~--~~ =:... -:::~~~~ =~ :::.n~flllp~-:·• 41• =.~ePwt~~~~=~~~ rour~~~~'C:.:C ::J:~ ~.:::niile~!Y . • ''· .. • .. 'I • ' .. I: ;:!!!- :•:J:"'..;!. ~· I~;' a. I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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