http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0b15adf29a2369e4daad2007dafd0707.pdf 383d6ee9819e7fdc45e07282471d6556 PDF Text Text EL BE RFE L D·s P 0 MER 0 y -~· SAT U RDAf ·. SPE·~ I.A tS SHOP FROM 9AM to 9PM ....., July White Sale I SAFm PINS Soft, Luxurious Dupont Dacron Fibre Filling. ASsorted sU,s In a bunch. conuuns pins (steel-nickel plated.) ' WHITE SOCKS Fine quality poplin and denim. Full rut. Sizes 10 to 18. Rog. 3.95 Womons Rev. $2.95 Womens twisted cotton ex- CULOTTES CULOTTES cept for S% nylon SALE $2-00 SALI added to $1.SO toe SATURDAY IALI GIANT ROAD ATLAS United states, Canada, Mexico. EaSY to read maps In full color. 1!110 yardo per opoot, white and popular colora. Re1· utar 48c spools. Reg. $5.95 DRESSES $1.95 3 s:;'s $]-00 GARDEN HOSE Fui-Fio garden hose. Full %" inside diameter. Coupled, ready to use. SAI.EI SALE I WOMENS RAINCOATS SPORT JACKETS ~::rHs$J-95 16 Reg. t7.SO Wornons $ 10 Ramcoth _ Reg. 25.00 Women1 $ Raincoats _ Stl• $2·00 SALE Plaids and solid colors. Linens and Scotchgard plaids Sizes 8 to 16. S~ole Sale! Mens Big Yank $1.98 SALE $2.50 REG. 3.95 WOMENS SKIRTS SALE $2.00 Extra smooth, quality. MENS SALE Big Yank MATCHED Work Suits Saturdoy Special A SUIT lhlrts oxportlr tailor· M - i Pull . cut. shirt _ siDt l 14112 to 20, with cor· t. rect sl"n length, Trou- l i' triple stitched. Mrt ! and shirts match p•r- fectly In color, TrouMn 29~ CREW SOCKS WATER SKIS For sp(}rt and leisure we.ar. While with stripe top . 3 pair to a padcage. Sizes 10~ thru 13. Red checkerboard design. Five ply laminated plrwood. 70 Inch length. Save Saturday. MI Hit loops, extra strone poclceh, full cut, Nnforlud shrunk. nawy blue, T1n, gteen, er•r 1nd cterk olive . 'i' I ·: Saturday Sale " '" Mens Wash 'n Wear Summer Dress Slacks Sizes 29 lo 50 waist measure (Elberfelds alter to your correct length free of charge) . Plain and A PAIR MIRROMATIC PRESSURE PANS Extra large size and ext'" heavy. Special soft finish. Solid white and solid colors of pink, green, lig_ht blue, dark blue, red, canary yellow, got~, orchod, brown. 100 sheeta per JNlckage. Medium weight 18 lb., 8~" x 11". Specl&l eruilli qualltiet. 59c HALLMARK Weo• $ Slacks _ S•l• Wash 'n a..ul•r 4_78 6.95 Summ.r Wllh 'n Weor $ Sl1eka _ Salt 5_78 .R•eular 7.95 Summer Wosh 'n Woor $ 78 llldro- Salt 6: SnaiProof ·polyeliiJient. STAnONERY NOTE PAPER Linen, ripple, bond, Vellum, Air Mall. White, also colors. Regular 69c and 79~ per box. White and colors. Each sheet is decorated. 10 notes with matching envelopes. Llibt to 2 ~~:.. $1-00 69c ~ngle .__ .,. MIXING BOWl: sns BoD pfoot Polyethylene. Measure marked in cups, pinta, quarts. 66c Atn $2,00 H.YToNI sc~•s llze 12" x 12*'. Colon: brown, luo 1Dd mii'OOIL · tALl $1·39 ' lltfllla for this • J.l'lro IQIII lrrenwln. El· .~ llllf llllea uoeU...t loalll•llllb. .IAL. :·.-n.1f - ;, to )'OUt '!" $139 . ' n~nt ~~ Gciod IALI SATU!lDAY $ 00 SALI and SCOT TQWEP. ' New! Super ablorbent Strong eveD W~el! wet. 120 loWeia on ' a ton. Ye u ow, tlitq!lolle, pln1t, white. ' . . r .: 5 ..u:·"1·00 ,• • end started at 1 p.m. loeal tJme · IIBI<>rs. The two sides met fo• Wednesday. nearly two hours Frida) night. The breakdown: Tloe Initial ....ton was report· Traffic ednddevoted . dlscu to . poHte of thepreDminartes end Drowmnss 1 :;,. "wor~:~ m..tin;g tha:; Boating k Planes ed expect lo 1ast at 1eas1 a wee . I Fireworks 1 Miscellaneous Pleads Guilty To Total F• Ch \ mier Nikita Khrushche~'s Last n·Itch I E££ ort Made I 21'! 1 100 i 3' !, In s·ta}emal e 1 . . . Christian uni said I len' an o arJans were cons()'· a OD..,. program c .atrman or eonE;•, . ,Ji:' - d Caten s IV Four Fmed In County Court ACtl00 , FfJ'day Js Shot 25ft., limprov~ment in the situation," o F '·' Distance years. , Columbus and Southern Ohic party satd. He summarized the findings ! Electric Co. following dinnet Wirtz proposed Friday that both 00t in part by observon~ that Lo· :at the Martin Restsurant. Resid"" agret to engage in binding gan's suct-ess .'" obtaining a i !iring President George MeinFour were fined, one plea of negotiations for 20 days with Ao- The Middleport Model' Rock· new ondustry dtd not co~e a- hart presoded .and received h11 not guilty entered, and a bond ststanl Labor Secretary James et Club lhis week launched its bout because of acttvoty '" re- ' past president ' pin from Secforfeited Friday in Meigs Coun- Reynolds sitting in as sort of ar- latest rocket, Calends IV, which cent ~onths He pomted_ to 1retary Jack Hobson .. ty court activity. . bltrator. ichleved a ground distance of Logan s attotude of prode '". •t-1 Next week newpreStdent IIQo Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr. Reynolds would be authorized to 259 feet. The streamer rect>V· self, cooperation, and ":llhng· nard V, Fultz wtll assume 11!8 fined Wesley Lee Wise $10 and precrihe procedures to insure fi. ery a new system was used ness to sacrofoce for what ot got. jg,a_ve:.:l:.. . -------------· 1d the nal setUement of 111e two major lor ' the forst • time. ' costs for fai 1ure to yoe rSigiOhl odf wayts, Don Cafrfll issues In the dispote-role of 1ire The club ,has purchased new . O d an cos , no mu er, men on dtesels and makeup of equapment or a more accurJteps are planned. . Report n Moo ay roll Gene Walker, $10 and costs track crew1 . 1ate estimation of altitude. In Sens. Gordon Allott, Members of the Middleport Two·Car Aecident (suspended fine) on an impro.• ' ' approllmalely three weeks the and Jack Miller R . . . d . . Before ~orong Wtrtz' plan lo• ' f High School band hsted below Is Investigate per regostration charge, and breaking !be deadlock in th . group will begin a new project ::;,~~:"!~of !, ~:: ~s one are ll)lked. to report to the Mid· . A twn::ar accident at the Fred Dean, $50 and costs lor dis- called "featherbedding" di~:. c~lled "Porto." In the first The North Central Association of Colleges and Seethe GOP's best 1964, dle""':t High school bandroom mtersedoon ol South , Secend turb'?g the peace. ($40 of unioo and management spolkeman flight of Porlo members plan ondary Schools has approved Rio Grande College as a losues, continued the ' 12.30 p. m., Monday, July and (.!nco~n-sts on Middleport Deans fcne was sus~nded and Indicated there bad been 00 to launch a frog. Two more candidate for membership. what they believe ~ v Mar- was lnvestogated at 9.50 p. m. he wa~ placed on sox months change in their positions. After fhghts for Calends also are This is the first step toward full accreditation, wit,b anti-Communist policy Sue Rue, Joyce Da Is, FrJday by Middleport Pollee. probatoon.) . wards, a uiou leader said Wirtz' planned. a maximum of three years allowed for the little soutbr by President Kennedy. Bowles, Peggy McKinney, They said the mlohap occur- Pat Novak_ pleaded not guil- idea would have to be studied be The launch this_ week "a' eastern Ohio self-help colle e to achieve that status . · Hawley, Jakcle Hliwle_y. reo when Joseph E. Wlli<ln, 49, ty to diSturbing the peace and fore the unlos made any com- hampered by ignition failure, Dr. Alphus R. Chrostensen, Sandra Clatworthy, Bill Davos, Middleport, attempted a left posted a $25 bond for a hearing inent whoch was corrected. presidenl received the approv- wrote that later this snmmq, LEBANON, Ohio - A thr,ee-iTom Evans, Ed Glllllf're, El-- !l.rn onto Llnoolnost and at the later this month. Fred L. An- ~ · 'lr d h 'd th Club members were taken to al in a l~tter from Richard H. or at the beginning of the acaslate search for two escapees aine Davis, Cindy Conde, Bel· same time a car driven by derson forfeited his fl7.00 bond Ill ;~;a ~ ·~ sa~ ey the Roek Springs Fairground Davis assistant secretary who demic year, North Central ..,;a fro~ the Lebanon sy Cunningham, Elinor Bodl· Hugh Roush, 40, Pomeroy, be- on a charge of Uttering. w 1 pu ha 0 e,'':: 1 g 1 1:"~ by Mr. Robert Schmoll and Mr. ' -- ' make arrangements for assip lfllllitullon continued today. , Kathy MorgiD, David Oll- gan passing, There wa 8 darnsea • c nges. n e rec • · Delbert Becker. , ing a COIISUltant. no trace ol the men Mike Gress, Bill llapton· age to tbt left side of Wilvon's !I CLAIMS FILED ~.m, EDT, . 1'hunday, and the The club held a Fourth of Funeral Services Dr. Chriatensen said thai .ll Robert J. Johnson, 29, of . Kathy MrEII!Inney, Jose- vehicle and to the front lender Twenty-one new claims for ~:. operating _rallroado:rothe~ July party Thursday evening Will Be On Mondav is his goal lor Rio Grande ·Colo ctnnati, and WUliam Hager, Tooey, Candace Bahr, of Roush's car. No charges unemployment benefits were : repres"::.g t 200~.k w~r at the home of Sieve Hiody. At- Funeral services for A it n a lege to achieve lull aCCI't!llita• 0 8 1 'l1 of Norwood, .a Cincinnati Hodjes, Brenda Toney 1 were filed. filed in Meigs county this week :~ :;• prom e w en tending were Larry Gladwell, 1'ullley, 91, a former Syracuse lion within two years. subur~, kidnaped a prison trus- Janice ·Selnnoll, Ann Wilson, making 211 active claitnlJ at · Sean Mullen, Robert Schmoll, restdenl who died friday In While all six slate univ..ll!> ty Fridy and fled In ' a state Mlory Malik, Chuck Mullen, Joe Meigs Memorial Hospllal week's end. ~ year ago there Requosto Reply Wayne Davis, Steve Pollen, Ironton, will he held Monday ties in Ohio accept credits truck that later wu '. ound allan- Connlngluim, Stephanie PUllen, ADMISSIONS - Opal Wright, were 261 active claims, accord- Wirtz pro!""'ed that _the 20 days Steve Hindy, Asa Bradbury,llat 2 p.m. at Ewing's Funeral ed Rio Grande ~liege - 1111 doned. Both men were serving Janie Gerad, and Charlotte Rutland; WIUiam Hayman, Ra- ing to F. W. Childers, manager of negot1alions confined to ll>e Marvin Fry and Randy Beck· home. does Marshall UnoversltJ · .,,a terll18 for armed rObbery. ' Glaze. cine; Larry Tibbs, Racine; Ro- of the Pomeroy office. two main issues begia on Sunday, er. Rev . Carl Herring will offi- Huntington - full I'.. . ---~..,-.bert D. WWams, Jr., Rutland. and he asked for a reply from ., Refreshments' were served by elate. Burial will be in the Carl- lion will have "abiding alpll!. CINCINNl\TI .:. Pollee ~ TICMPS DISCHARGES - Mrs. CharSQUAD CALLED both sideo by 4 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Kalad Hindy. The new eton cemetery. Friends may cance not only to future ~ Stanley Sclorotel sai4 · Th~ . tempera.lure In Porn- les Bush IDd daughter, Racine; Syracuse emergency squadsclub headquarters is in the Wes· call at the funeral home tooight. ates of this Institution ... ... that crowds of N~ business djatrlc;t al 11:45 Mrs .. ROdney Sp~ and son, r.~en were called at 7:49 p.m. Moigs Geaeral Hoopllal ley Fry Building on Mii~BI. S•rvlvlng are a sister, Mrs. all alumni of Rio Grande ;C!olo hara~ lll)d, attacked a. wu 7i de.,..., under Cheshire; Ernestlna Fall«, Ra· Friday for Beatrice Lisle who ADMISSIONS- None. They meet every Friday at 1:- Fred Moorehead of Logan, and lege." "'· olllce~ on fl\U!'. occasloDs skies. cine. • had become ill at bor· DISCHARGES - None. 30 p.m. a brother, Harry, of Well•ville. In the past, the Rio Pr-" I ~·car···· Rt·o Grande Passes Ft"rst Hurdle To Accredt"tati.On 4 • $72· •72·00 00 J.i .· HI-LO LOOP RUGS All cotton loop rue ~ a nilecl bloek effect with a &ood foam lUbber back- ' Ins. H" X 4:1" alze. G09d eoJ.oq, , . , IALI SAtii.DA'i . $1-.00 . ••' t" •= _ I th~~~ ~the : . r;-ed' l•t-~h·:';·.· Reb k es· Race v or Jl . . T :~t . ."::~::"-.tt:::~ :,t! uniV_. l erance FINED SIG. COSTS Convicted in Galtipolis courl state universities and col.... { . Friday were Earl Gorham, 44, have been confronted WJtb, tblt 1100 pertODoo.. Ht 'wilneil'. t;<,.· , , ': , : ' . ' Rt. 2 Racine, fined $50 and l"cold fact that these ·ia1 potentia!!>'; d~WOQII:.i::l:=;~~ tlJPII ;:_ , ~~ R. ordeala tluil I have ~01ed, Immediately alter the UPI . r• M~llh said he became a life I "If we are 1o taie on the same costs,. given five days In jail i ties would not actept aU of lbe sltuatlq~>~la bo iho the whO llu able to llllllDtatn llll porler left Meredltlo's hotel l'GOJII, member of the NAACP Friday. oharacteMilics of our oppresoono and Jocense suspended for sox cred1to from an . unaccredltetl City l tiC1 .:'that '.UCIJ •lil . the IIOWIIDID ""''Otmlenid Hoy ·"'l'fxie cost $1110, don't they?" and our enemiOI - tatolerance, months on a charge of driving college." \ c0111d l!n!Pli\1111111!!~ "However, the Wllidns, necutivt ...,..etary of tho t'lporter asked. bigotry and allOI\·ing no voice 1o wblle intoxicated, while his I Dr. Chrlsteusen baa ~ sloowD me laal!allht by the . the NAACP. Tloe reportc told "Yes, that' a what K 001t me," speak but those that say whal case on no operator's license out three of lhe fadors .1!11· llelore which I Uti .._ W,ilk~Ds of Meredith's eomplailll Meredith pld, "and I inteDd ' lo they wanl 1o heor - I feel ll>at WU continued: and Charles E. whoch, amoDI others, full , . /1'111ibol ~ · "Did he 11'1 that hi wao ,.. loetp aeli>re In the assoc!JllloD." """'taal!l)' our CIIUIO may 4veli be Harrla, 25, Rt. 2 Racine, for- credltallon depeqda: •. caomot ~ for the be,... Meredith said bit tre&IIIIOIII doootel!." felled $15 bond for no opera!· I - ~ library ,... and' IIA.d WIUrtns mapJied. "Did will caolaa blm to olake an early Meredllh wu tht fourth ipeak· or'a lice...,. Illes; Rio (lrande College W own illy that he wu crl~ .,._ from the coovenllnn '!f 'at the NAACP CODvl!lltloo who taken the lint .~ps ~~ . he called the due ~ end tOday. ellCilUIIIered trouble witb bit auADMITTED construct a new library ~ 'burr-l!eadl' or did ht otlooi-wiae "I' haven't been rli.Je 1o sleep dieo>ct. Thureday, ;-~ a rally, Adelbert Lee ol Syracuse ·ing. '· · why .he was ~ u bo for WOITJ'lnc·" Meredith said. Chicago' Ma,yor Richard J. Daley wa• admitted at St. 2. ~~. · ''The ordeals I bave encountered wu heckled oil !lie Platform lind Mary's hospital in "Tloe NAAa> II· 1101 IJOinllo Ia- Include my pmillll and relatives later tho Rev, JIIIIIOi H. Jacbon, lor suraery. .~- apo\ocr • Mr. Minrlltlo" being shot ot •111!1 011f of my bell lelc!er of ·flw-mllllo~p'lfelrO Bop---said. "D ..,boil) II 1'!- friends boine· murdered. IItts, alai>· nod to rolrelit. MAN III!LD c1o ·mY ~ it "But ·-"""' 1 wu able lo . A J>IMcP ollidal Ill- Harry Coltl)lan, " lie lliior idt'oil Mil mainliln · no/ •Composure.'' hi drund a' bOullli8 ·,;.,Dbiip, P'ri· Lone Bottom, ..~ j' •: said. ,"'lilt 'tlill lbin8 IIA ll1jfbl ilil·lll!lllib ,lila i'!!"......, .._... cwn\Y jail todly on 1 citatudi·\,:~= _Frltb•t~!~c'-~ftUii.'-'""' 1r~e . • vue ..- or avwu - " " ' " " , , , ,. . Jl . ..,. _L' .~nto I -ellt d.-. "'"' ""'* l.ir 't· "'. J,.i!O·. ~,,-'t,, ,%.: ~- ~ · - ·~ ' to ~ . "W e h ave t o thm ' k progress, t o be]'1eve we are a good i corpmunity for progress to happen in," was the concll!• ' sion C. E Blakeslee came to in his proj~ram for the Mid' dleport-Pomeroy Rotary club Friday night. I Rotartan Blakeslee, who is Among the "Important" thlnall Meogs County Agricultural Ag- of the past five years listed by 1 d h · f Rt · I'd 11 "' w'tth 110 - traffic daaths · California I' day wa'lh amprO\'lng . . chances of. cblli'C.. " ly Ii •t se the d Rotary year· JUS I ende.d, the Bellville 0. dNiared ted t Isome · schools, t · ed h' h fol_low• with 25· New York 22 ' avo1.d.mg a nat1onw1 . 'de str1'ke. -•fat1 purpeH ,- lo •• con a unoque He ques had 10n- 1 proJec 1g ways,fP, •1eMil Ullt a DDnaireucty~ program gress of, unprov t...,• arvl reoional plan 1 Mochigan 21. ohio 11 -nd Texas lila h ·b., • ~ .. ~t,· . ."! • · Source• c!... _to the_ long and I I • Ill'< • . members write on cards what lning 15 . 77.,._ each thmltlhl was the most im- 'Amo~~&.: ' frullle,.~'!'tOtlOIII l"'d the odds ililiwJ 11 " : . . J!!eulop ,· · •tm·~~ -.1 B?'' against ac-1 'It • portanl thing that happened m:ments l!'iil · were spiritual -• ce.p.tance Meigs then, countywhat the they pastbelieved I i v tl wakening, further school consoiBut th of Wll"tZ re pr_opo•ais. 11 1o years, Iidalions, success in future plao> 100 · ey "':e a ml one to be the most important lhl'ng l ning, a•. d ho'ghway development. agamst a settlehas men I before, so reach thereon~ <lefmttely been snould happen in the next five i The club mel in rooms of tht I . lorcycle driven by !;night went out of control and crashed. May· or· Legar ordered Knight to spend 90 days in county jail, lined him $100 •nd costs and a three day jail sentence on a driving while intoxlc~ted charge. ordered a $35 line lor speeding $5 for running a red . left of center light and' drlvmg and $50 for reslslina . arrest. ' their struggle for jostle< wao espeeted lo Iackie 1 b e progress Is 'Th.Illk.mg It' Blakes1ee AdVISes Rotary 0 Chureb II Chriol wbleb Frlaay olroagly urged a crash program lo aid Neg•oe• In ' t l WASHINGTON LVPil - Labor 50 Secretary W Willard W>rtz' last I touchy queslloo If Christian 429 d>tch effort to sellle the nation's I unity today. A aubcommltlee I dealln1 the commissloa on Pennsylvania leads the nalion railroad dispute was credited peace Middleport ·Hill when the mo- eral synod of tbe U n I t e d . 1 1 ONI:Y m~l- w~ek· I 11 ·- ' pitll>l'ill need that 70.S ~::. lh~mlurth:r a~ti " ••• eolorl. Michigan within 12 hours in wh1ch five lives were lost. Late : two wer."ldlled men their In wive• and I WORK PARTY .- Launching their home-engineered pontoon river-going craft recently, Don Millo, Middl• aFriday little girl an auto acddent near LaMing. port, readies the 12x18 :·scarlet & Gray" with his paint ~rew, Dick Karr, J~ .• Roger Chancey, and son, "Sam.• Don, a Navy veteran, believes m the old Navy caution "II ol moves salute 11 1f not pamt it." Back of Capt. Doll MOSCOW (UPI) -Russia and Red China, with for~al A Unit~ Press :--:on~, is the "wheel," evidence enough that after the canopy is installed, there will be so~e )IOrt of power. niceties out of the way, settled down today to the cruc1al I e<>unta t 7.30 a.m. ow : --· · -- -busintss of thrashing out the ideololl!cal and political at least 2'13 person• bad died l'!fi<i1i!!lMJ'li.M:····~"-"'"""' diflmences that have divided the Communist camp. smce the !Ill-hour holiday DENVER (UPI)- The gen- Jon A'l!lilt;!Calos had jobs on Iful coexistence policy is the root June - '·'!be first time in his- ol the rift. Tloe current discus:ory the '10-mlllion mark was , siona oi this question could deter' "Jroken. ' mine the future course of the Intemational Communist moveWASHINGTON_ Republi- l ment. , The Chinese delegation to the ·.an~ ke~ pressute on the secret talks arrived Friday to a nlnostratoon today for chllly reception from Soviet negolctlon• fon CUba th d~sp1te St te Deassurart - cist..; MHS Bandsnlen To 177·00 )iftiJ, 8 "-for• -194·01:! Lot lnclud• dtapu, laJt oell IDd cofe Cllf'- • collls~h two miles ~est ;: :! A;:~ ~t!td:nt ·~ two car· AS1tmiG1'0N ""' In 194$ a In a commentary monitoried In !Ve argeo • • W >redlcUon _ by then ,Commerce charged th&t, the recent· Vincent E. edKmgbt, · ·1 22. 1of P<>1 lecreta.u··ry_ . A. Wallace ~n,ternatlonal W<Jmens con erence meroycharges enter against guo ty hom ~easFrt-1o . _,... Iii ll!oscow "dominated and five . .hat · . , . .. lhll $oviet- \In· . _Pomeroy Mayor ·l ,:ould p ..,we· . . the Russiall& had Charles Legar. -'trew detfsive hoots of slteptl- rigged Red Chi_the conference against Knight was arrested several ·ism. .. .-i '~ . na. weeks ago by Police Officer Frid'l~; ,. e Labor De P_ art- Icow The oon_troversy bet.,... Mos- ~e Hic~s following a high and Peking over Sovlel Pre- .• chase which ened on '.~-14·QO PLASTI' CUR.TAINS: killed five persona. Four New Yorkers died when their car struck a coal train near Horsebeado, N.Y. Five vouths were kUied in a e . The New Chma News ,o\gency, $2 29 fit.OO • . . . f.·. ,.,ensz·on G ~ows .l ~ • ' A S 'f"1 _.l a lk S Beuz n 0 'tb 11 ch.It:~ d idedly of :ent"':aslng =:.soo~o t~~ h -··•"" the two Communist ~ .,........... goants close to a formal break. Tloe Peking regime added still another attack to the flurry of . cbarge.o and countercbargthat ..t the stage for the opening of the talks Friday ' 288 00 11.00 IOFA Toll Rearhes 273 The atmosphere for the talks winifow1. They're a thrifty buy. White, Lt. Tan, Oreen Size 36" X 7' 369.00 SLIIP OR LOUNGI $ TRADITIONAL - - - - - SALE . SLIIP OR LOUNG~ ~ IAIILY AA\!iRICAN IALI 229.00 SLIIP Oil LOUNGI $ MoDIRtf ' . SALE 1".00 HIDI·A-IED $ MObiiN SALI H.OO STUDIO SALI COUCH ' "':"j. ....... . .;.;.' · -~-' DOUBLE ROASTERS nboulback 3:40 p. m. yesterday In the yard of the Hayman residence where the boys were HIDE-A-BEDS - SUEP or LOUNGES STUPIO COUCHES .and SOFA B~DS 3· _....., _________--J:, ........ 69c .PA;. i~ lance. . The exploSKm occurred Salel Simmons and Krq.ehler 11ze. SATURDAY ONLY zer Hoepltal by Ewin& play. Unt free vlacose rayon with bullion fringe. No if. lining. Preshrunk. Twin anti full In a 1ood ' color assortment. $1.95 Holda thimble, tape m• sure, ICiuora, plnl, n""' dl01 and lbrellll. $1.49 ~~o:! ;:~~sh:e"to $3'.00 R1yon Viscose SATURDAY SALI I Mrs. Ira Tibbs. Both bod pain· weekend death loU shooting to- killing five occupants. lui inJUries. They are In Meigs 300 today, but the National Five West \'irginia residents Memorial Hospital. Safety council sajd the toll as were killed whelo their car ran The four boys were laken behind early predictions. a stop olgn near Mecbanlcsburg, Racme . squ~s~en to PILM Window Shades have' a SAT.URDAY ___,. ••· An appareatty brakeless truck Ohio, and smoshed into tho side Mrs. Wll~}lffi Hayman, a~ Lar- 1 Spectacular highway accidents careened lnto 11. car at a Lanslng, of a semi-trailer truck. A head-on 1'Y T!!lbs, U, son of Rev. and 3ent the Fourth of July holiday Mich., interaection Friday night, collision near Holbrook, Arl1, SrainpJ'()Of ••• a.mepniof ••• completely .....mablc VYNIL- wiU add """' beoul)> ~.\ '<- seriOils eye injuries, and Mike Hayman, 12, iJOD ol Mr. and : By Ualied Preoi ln-•1101!11 Your choice oval, Chenille Bedspreads Jumbo size .with full length slid· ing zippers. Top and bottom moth protection. Heavy gauge Vinyl swirl design quilting. Golden Sewing Carryall clean. Wonderful bullTurquoise, yellow. Del. 75 $ 0 1. I '·~ !£~~~~~:w~v::~! Traffic SCATTER RUGS 34c $3.95 Garment Bags ltiG. f1.00 carry. Ea17 to \ ,All VInyl Plastic Window lhadea .· playing. ' removed •:a considerable" ar- lve had been gotten was learn· Sheriff Robert C. Harlen- ea ol gr45s and sod from the ed by lhls IIIOI'IIInl, bach said today his clopartrnent Hayman yard. Mrs. Cole Piother of Davlci 1a investigating the accident. Accordlllg to one source, the and ,Dennis' told The Dally He emphasiled that no deiiD- boys found the esploolve In a '. ' . ite cottclusion hu ..._ reached JNls\eboard box. Another re- Sentinel she 18 not certam how ,...... 'd as to where the explosive Wll pori indicated the explosive the accident occuu .... "'~ IIBl gotten by the youths. wu obt~ed from several fire· numerous pieces ol what seemIt was reported that the crackers. However, nothing de- ed to be •ordboard were re. blaal had 111cb force that Ill finite about where the explos- 1mr·;ed from her sons' bodleo. ' . , · -- 'VYNIUILM SALE '29.95 LAUNDRY BASKnS i ' smart "Jinen.·like" textUre chat $ Dosie With Famous RCA VIctor Golden Throat Tone. Wuh David Cole, 12, of Racine, auflered loss of an eye and three othor boys were Injured ae'rlously Friday ollenloon In a priot-Fourth of July mysteri· . p~ . ous ex .. osoon. C$ the son of Mr. atld ·Mrs. Kenneth Cole, Broadwayat was reported )Oday In g<IOd · ca.dilinn, at Holzer hospital foi!PI'lnB emergency sureery scallop, octagon and rectangular shapes. Big 27"x48" size. Beautifully styled In patterns to fit any room or decor and all come in highly desirable colors. In smart plestic case with handle. 79c Miotchln1 Cloths_ 29c 49c 20 Lith! - - Silo Dozen pencils, eraser, ruler and pencil sharpener. IALI $ Moftrn _ Ill• 4-14.95 Mttal Jr. VAWE PAK 79(PKG. SALI ., CASI 1-19.00• Wain"' Fomolco Top EAGLE TYPEWRITER PAPER $SQ Student Modem DolkSalo 49c CORRASAILI Walnut KnM :~· Troditlonol 2·2!1.00 Walnut.J"d *9.95 $UO lATON'S ••oo t."tc. sterious I Smartly otyleol ...· ~ .and pradkisl, too. DESKS ~ So~ 'II ,_,., r. TIN r••,..,,r....,•·Pif ru .,,.,.,_ .4rM 19c $1.89 Sale! Portable Record Players BATH TOWELS Hanel Tow•ls _ 29c p:oll RCA Victor 4 Speed Solid Color Kirbury Motchln1 ONLY Safety-engineered pressure cooking for speed and economy. Indestructible pressure control. Automatically prevents prelitlre from gulng higher than recipe requires. 37c JohnaoM laby Powder Sill• 28c 69c Polident Sale 52c 73c Boyer Aspirin Sale 57c 69c Gl""' Tooth Poate Sale 55c 79c Woodbury Shampoo wilh 'Ill Sale 63c Sale 73c 98c Phillips Milk of Magn11ia 69c Mennen Skin Bracar Sale 53e o.OO N11tle's Baby Hair Treotmont _ _ Sale 74c 1.00 Kings Men After Shove Sale 69c 3.50 Pratty Perm Hair Conclllionlntl Home Permonent Sale $2.44 1.13 F11teeth Sala 77c 69c Mum Crum Doodoront Sale 57c 1.00 Liquid Lustre Crame Shompoo _ _ Sale 76c ·, .50 Alberto YO Hair Sproy Sale $1.23 pi aida, Revular 5.9S iumm•r 59c ... SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY COSMETIC DEPARTMENT -FIRST FLOOR pleated fronts . Smart de· signs in checks, neat designs , to New frosted tape 'h" x400". lnviS\ble, write on. Better than cello tape. For mending, maiUng, labeling. . ..£.'_ _ _ _ Nationally Advertised Manufacturers. Kroehler, WiQett/ Bassett, Broyhill, Thomasville, Vaughlt -' and Milan. . · 289.00 T.rlple Dr-r, Cheat, Bookcan Bed. Mahoginy SALE $233.00 289.00 Dauble Dr. Chest, lookcan Bed; Walnut . SALE $233.00 219.00 Dauble Dr. Chest, Panel lad Walnut SALI! $177.00 289.00 Dauble Dr. Cheat, Spindle Bad, SALE $233.00 Solid Watnut 649.00 Dauble D - . Cheat, Poater Bad, . Nlte Table, Solid Cherry _ _ SALE $500;00 389.00 Triple D.-r, Chest, Panel Bed, · Nlte Tabla, Fre11ch Provincial SALE $323.00 229.00 O,uble Dr-r, Ch11t, Bookcase lad Madam Walnut SALE $111.00 149.00 Trljlle Dl'llllr, Ch11t, Bookco11 Bed, · Modern Welnut SALE $128.00 227.00 Dauble D.-..er, Ch11t, Bookces• Bad, SALE $188.00 Formlce Top, Modern 379.00 Triple Dr11ar, Chest, Panel Bed, Nite T1ble, Provlnclel Cherry _,... SALE $311.0ll 369.00 .Triple Dresoer, Ch11t, Panel Bad Nile Table, Marble lnloy, W1Inut ·' Provincial SALE $303.00 398.00 Triple Dr11oer, ChHI, Panel Bed Nile . Table, italian Provincial, Cherry SAl,e $333.00 · 189.00 Daubla DrltHr, Chast, Bookcasa Bed, Modorn Walnut SALE $166.00 219.00 Dauble Dr11aer, Chest, Ponel Bad, Danlah Modern, Cherry SALE $.177.00 398.00 Daublo ~resar, Ch11t, Poater Bad, SALE $333.00 Rural Ent~looh, Pecan 4 QUART ore In silt• :29 to SO waist lftellurt. Zipper fly, tun- extra PRICED AT Salol Just 2 pairs $19.95 $15·43 Plastic covered raincoats, over plaid and prinled cotton with matching hat. Sizes 3 to 6! and 7 to 14. $6.00 ACE COMBS DUNGAREES. In Sizes 46 to 54 - - - - - Regular $5.95 GIRLS RAINCOATS TUCK TAPE The best you can buy. REG. 5.95 WOMENS SKIRTS _ _ SALE $3.00 REG. 4.95 WOMENS SKIRTS T M•nt Extra Large Sla Work WOMENS SKIRTS Sheath styles. hip stitched pleated styles. Gores and box p!eats Plaids and solids. Regular and extra stzes. LENGTHS 95 .1.. Sl\ Sizes 29 to 44 waist. Sanforized shrunk. Zipper fly. 6 SALE! 50 FT. BLUE DENIM WORK DUNGAREES Reg. ID.9S Womens $ R.tincoth _ Salt $2· 00 IACH SAVE 39c Womont R19. 5.9S & 7.95 ' ' ~. 1>\ ~ ~--L---~------------------------------------~~--~--~-~~------------------~--------~----------------------------~-~~ ~ .. --~--~--------------~~--~--~ -V·~O!!:._L,!X~V.......J:N~O!:.-,269!,__:.,_ _ _ .!..POMER~=O:.:.Y.!:-M:::.ID::::Dl=EPOR~~T•...:O:::H!::IO~---~...;SA:::;:,:.T.:::,UR:!:D::::A!.!YJ..,~JU:!:L.!...Y..:::6L.•.:.,:19::::6~3-----. ~,;t' .------...;P:..::R::.:IGE::.:.f.:.:I\IJ:.::.~~==· Sale! Bed Room Suites · .. ndMcNtllr MERCERIZED Crochet Cotton 6 pairs Many styles to ch oose from. Cottons. linens, dacrons, voile and pique . Misses and hall sizes. fhtlr ........ and es lO'AI to 13. I · " IALI heel. All white. Siz- Sale! A Group of Womens $3 1f 1(. ' ·eo Covering all cotton rose or blue florll print. 100% long wearing ·- en. t• -~~ · e. e l»oiell . 4leriH . . ' from ~ ....,., ...., •rr•~ ..' Dacron Bed Pillows Mtnallehelon' Friend Sale! Womens Culottes NOW' YOU JO'fOW , IDYl ' ' 7 .,,; . ' ~-~.•y., i; ' . ~;' ,.·· ' . '~ , ' 1; · ·. 1 • IIICIIIIPiiaceelw-Je: • �f ' - Js ThiS' Newest Desert j SURROUNDED - An old tire, worn out like the land upon which It lays, breaks monotony of silt surrounding Meigs county farm home. It ha• been washed oU spoil banks by rain, carried miles away. Elderly Great Grandmother Is Still Dol/maker One wag, w h o really waon't trylilg to be'funny, aske(l aboot wastelands in MeJes co~nty resultinc from ltrlp mine operations, "Do · you suppose we could call this the new Great American Desert?" Farmed In northern central sections of the county who have not had their own land strlpmlned , but are adjacent to lands that have, now look at a terrain like thta pictured here. Slit pervades creek bottoms that no more than l 0 years ago watered rich meadowlands. Farm hous. es, like this one, are abandoned, though this one is not. Spoll banks are mute testimony to the power of wind, rain, sleet, snow, and ice. Th~ face of lands change everywhere, b u t the change 11 destructively rapid when man move• in and repaiu not what • ' 1., \ . ' . dub 11111 ~at lbe ldvllor'a ~le Sboollllld Jo !m1i1t • 1cm Juni • .t!WCf I IJNI. boale - Brendll PetUt. IDOIIIIJ'atid " Ned< FaciDp" llld J" HaD ll'ltll Mri. !\'4 -.., , ~ ~~~ wu Ia diarP Loutu Caney reported on '-.Jvilot, lit d.I!IIJ!I. BIDe..,... -.a lbe, Melp County Beller "Maklng Strawberry Jam " and ben werr pr :!. The ..... Liveatock Club met on June II ' ....., a. 111e1r ,_. at Sandra Balley'a borne. " How ber Flower Ganlenln& Pro-·! ben WN ' to Show Cattle at the Fair" creu." Food project oamplel jecl ~ PI • T' ~ was the project les11011. Sandra were brcqsht · and Judl<d.- 1were ~ IIIII artlllc8l · Bailey and JUdi Koblentt demo lflargle w-. wu.' dolaMMtriiAil. edl Urn is onstrated on tho project )HOOII. Esther SpeiMJtr, . BY e. E. II1AIDIIILEB when the forage supply Ia 01- capacity wu ,Increased, many ' ter. U conaldenble. quan11 tin l"lfa, the best " "' e :Jennie Dean reported 1111 "Rat.. On June 20 the Carpenter : . .. ....... _ ha ted and mov• hls chop- dalrymellcbaneedtoyear-l'<lUlld of while clove ore present, late July or until August 3Jth !Ing 8 Calf." - Eric Parker. • 1 ~Wide Aw., f.H Cfa Colurty Apet - - · us to !her field atorid-leed oysWIII. TIIJs 8)!Jo the O'Jallty of the puture lriii wbenever there IS sufficient · Boys met at tho C<Itumbla ·I' It Ia too 1816 to seed SUdaD ~g ·~allons :;·their....; teni .aeelned to provide the lbe maintained for a much lont- moislure. Withoot molature "Swimming Safety Hint." School with Lavem Jordln and lmel at the McComas Grua for lllldlumD;Ier pulure, for:e t~e co;:'ntc of exbaUI!Iion maXImUm yield of nutrients per .er time. Do nol, howevior, OY~- ·there won't be any need of was the roll call for the Big Meryl Hrudaahelt in charge. ' June 24 with Mlal Dianne .~ but there are &eVeral augges- of the forage supply Is not 10 - • frOm Ulli.ble ocrea. , IBend Boys Club wben they met Tbe project lesso~ . was con- Comas In charge. AU clu~ ~ 1ellllmate the aln'""!t of pasture seeding. ~that 'IIlii belp Melp Coon- obvious and the change Is olton Many Melgi coonty dairymen, ,available. You can I get some- For future years. pasture on June 21 at the home ol John cerlll!d with electnctty. Walter ben were Clllleer1li!d .Willi~ t:y '-,......,..;,..their feed dela id too lone. however, have eonslderable •- :thing lor nothing aDd ·'PFOCIIIC- ·more. lrequent . application of Lohse, '!'he project les80n ceo- Jordan sbowed "How to Wire iahlng their pro]ecto. Tbelr P,. IV']Iage. . y wbo mounta of rmanenl or tong- .tlo!I soon drups when feed In- Jer, tl!zer and tune will pay tered on safety and eleotricity. a Socket." 4-H camp was .dis· ject. were <hocked by, their ... .Jabn R. Staubul, E:ltenalon Unfortunate~, d = .,. Ia rotau..""pasturea that ano ·take is restricted. . ~excellent dividends. Most !ann- "How to Wire a Circuit Board" cuased. Plana were made for a visors and hlnll were g!Y~ Spedalllll Dairy Science, OSU, SWitched .U:over.f that 1 00:: rough to harvest mectum- When dateymen rely upon "" fers have failed to use as much Iwas demonatrated by J o·b n hayride and wiener roast. - for their 1o1:o1 club judginj. gives the followlni sugges- (ll'alll , . II Graziii• is the most ef- 'lotion pastarea lo provide for- ' fertilizer as they coold profit- !Lohse A report on the Officen Gary Mosier A get well card wao lli8ned Ill . · u!y geen-chopped forage waa no ICB y. " thru"""""l the · sumlner !ably j · · · N Ia •. liOIIJ. J and August paaiUrell better than lllte-eut silage or ficlent method ol harvHting ag&..,.~ · ' · Adviaors Conference waa Biven Mrs. Geneva o n. ·" are uaually not an abundant When th tried to over- . these Betds. The length of ttme lhey ~lly find that too much ' ,by Jtm swatzeL A Club Constl· The 4-H Farm Chicks held . . source of high quality feed for hay. th ' .!i'e by using a ' that these pastures provide Is available early·~ too little ' tution was presented and apo their June 20 meeting at Kar- l The Five Pomt Star Stitchdairy 'attle. Late summer beat come ;s ~[ they dill-'enough feed for dairy cows de- late In ~. year. A smgle strand proved. 4-H camp was discuss· en McKay's borne with Mrs.l ers agalherid at Peggy MBand lack of rainfall limit the sequenc ' the nee- nds u n the seaaon and the of electrified wire can be uaed . ed. Plans for a July s Field wuma fu!uben in charge. The boon's home at 6 a. m. _011 productive capaelly of most of covered. tha\~d~~lating tbe r'pecles ~ plants preaent. 1to limit the acreage during A Good Complexion was th~ · Trip was made. - John Lohse. project lesson centered on arli- IJune 21 with Ruth Pat Boller. Ill the f0l8p crops. ess~i mean• of planting Native grasses mature by the early part of the ~wins ,PfOJeCI lesson for the Roc Ides to use and wear. Karen charge. The f.H'er's ")joyed .11 During this periocl, permatywa~ 110 eas task. early June and the nutritional season and 8 .first-euttmg of Spnngs Busy Bees when they Six mothers were pre,.,nt MeKay demonstrated "Hem- hike in tbe woods. Studies wer, nent pasiures In parUc:ular are da1'h 1 e as sllag: storage value declines rapidly thereaf- hay or si!agt can bo made met "1 the home of h :rs. when Mother's Little Helpers ming a Tea ToweL" Margaret :made on many plants and ln!eo. eicellent ·places for COWl! to get ere or '- - - . , from 8 pori of tbe pasture. Tbts Leonard on June 25 wit rs. sponsored a "Mother's Tea" on Carleton reported on the . ar- :Betty Milhoan was In charge plenty of e•erclse, fresh air, Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 6, 1963--3 shoold then be beld In resenre Betty Er":tn ~? charge. A,June 20 at Mrs. Weber's home. rangements for a hayride. It of the activity. '!'he ~ and ;.nsbine, bul a poor plare to supplement the amount OfJdem?.nstratum, Carmg for Our Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Suther· was decided to sponsor a rum- ,watked to Lenora and Looile ., ! · . es S h Ortag Suggestjons To Alleviate Feed ' " jresplraljon · boml., ~ :t!m 4.-H NeWS cr: I ma:, .n.:S LIKE H{GH PLATEAU - Rese~~~blina 11lnln)ature wall in the high plateau country between the Roc!kle. and the Wasatch Mts. in. Utah, 'this spoil bank j.l a;od! ng Its silt laden .waters to lower levels to be depoilited In creek beds, meadow Ianda, farm yards. · · · . to obtain feed nutrients. One ' of the advantages of a green-chop program Is thai a dairyman will pull the forageharvester across the field until he cuts enough forage for the cattle. In this way be knows •• he leavea. Farmers of the oorlh· ern townships have band- ed together to · approach Waahington aeeklnil a federally sponsored "Pilot Project" to aee If som• thing can ·be done about this new "desert," · 1 • }y Aid Resi•dents can AClive • Mason county's 1963 Fair Ma~ land were in charge. Si:x mem- mage sale - Linda White. 1 fora_ge provided by the pasture Skin was glven by 1Michael's home for an outdotl' durmg the late summer. r.rueser and Susanna Arno d. bers of the club demonstratbreakfast. The htke ........ If the ••cess early pastore Is For a commumty project, the ed on the project lesson, the The Chester Band-Aids met about four miles. 1 not harvested, but allowed to club decided to construct hoh- " Different Seam f'inishes." Mel- ' ,;;-;;....;;-~;;.;; -·..;·...;;;;;;;;;;;;;...;;_,-......,......................, mature In tbe field, do not try day . favors to be placed on va Crabtree, 4-H assistant, ' • to force tbe cattle to consume hospital trays for the Fourth present and answered questions : PT. PLEASAN'l' - Mason Coonty residents can actively It: SUch forage IS not palatable, Iof July. The construction ),om·!asked by the members. - Con· · - Isupport the Mason County Fair so catUe will e~t only smaU mlttee consiStoo of Ruth A~n 1nie HyselL , by becoming membef8 of the amounts of It and once t1 IS Batley, Susanna Arnold, Marla , & Fair Association. Membership consumed, It Is digested •ery Grueser and .Gloria Buck. - , Different types of neck faccosls $1 per person, $3 per fam- slowly and takea up valuable Ruth Ann Ba•tey. , Iings was the project lesson for ily. Any of the Fair Board of space In the digestive tract. Ruth A~n Jordan ' home was Ithe Harrisonville Girls 4-H HonDireclora will be glad to enroll Such a preeedure rHulta .In the meeting place ~or the Col- or Club, when they had their members. the reduclloa Ia miiii output, umb1a Make-It G1rl s 4-H Club. · 21 meeting at the HarriFair memben will elect the and Ia ••• of tile major eaull- Mrs. Mary Jordan was sonville Elementary SchooL . Bo d of Directo and eo of the summer alump hi charge of the meeting. '!'he --·- _ Fair ar . rs the mitt produetion. ject lesson was wlU gtve active support to To avoid or recover from terns Work." Mary organization and ~tagmg of the .such a slump, dairymen must , showed " H o w To . Mason County FaiT. provide supplement feed. Feed A Skirt. " A demonstration '!'he Mason County Fair will hay or silage as a sourre of "How to Hem" was be held the week of August 5th. 1roughage and adjuSt grain feed- by Jenny Whittington. 00 5 through the lOth. August 5th. 1 Ing to provide otber nutrients Greenlees demonstrated and 6th. will be devoted lo "set- needed . to Thread a Sewing Machine ... . _. At Attractive ling up" and registrition of ex- I NOW IS THE 1'IME -Mary Hanning. LOW PRICES hlbits. I Now Is tile time to start '!'he weeks program wilf start thinking about pasture this fall !' The Little Lively Ladies gaat 1:30 p. m. August 7th. nett sprln1. For special thered at their advisors, Mrs . a Tractor Pulllllli Cogtest rye will provide late I Eva Mae Christian's New Holland light classes. The first of and early spring pasture. I on June 20 Millie Massey-Ferguson Buddy Starcher shows wilt nitrogen will Increase the demonstarted "Three Tlo T • presented at 3 p. m. tbe rate both fait and spring.l mon Seams." Twelve afternoon. 5 p, m. will see For meadows, Including alf- lbers were present. July 1t • ,.,....... . . . "0..,•••'" start ol the Parade • Swl111in1 au1., fHd11r downtown Pt. Plellsant. At • 111 capoclty cr11..., hoall p. m. the Tractor Driving tog_ • l.wtl• 15" ~nlll ,0 J.ow...,....nted COIICIIftlhl. . hopper lest for tbe heavy classes wtll o Optl011al hu•l.;•r-th•lllr be betd. '!'he Fair Queen will be 1 Optional roUer Mill selected at 7 p. m. with the • Optional lhCII.,.. second Buddy Starcher show scheduled for 8 p, m., Square Dancing, for all, wUI start at By New Holland 10 p.m. Thursday, Friday, and SatureSEE US day will see a continuation of & the fair program which offers entertainment for the whole Phone WY-2-2115 PHONE WI 9-3202 Pomeroy family. Plan now tO exhibit, alRear Meigs General Hospital wy 2·5101 Pomeroy. Ohl• RACINE, 0, PEARL STREET tend, and parUclpate ill the 1963 Spring An. Pomeroy l Mason County Fair. I NOW PURCHASING WHEAT, OATS BARLEY SEE US FIRST! LOOKING FOR Hay i n g SENTINEL 'Feature Page I T I' ' 1 • • tes ,,an 2. Ions In MlnU I' Farm Equipment ---, e JOHN DEERE WIRE TIE BALER e JOHN DEERE 12-A COMBINE injuries or illness. i was a gradualion present for a F girl here some 28 years ago,'' 4 uid Mrs. Wolfe, ;' and I've !>ten making them ever since." ,· The first dolls were created ' from crepe paper, but most of them have been completed from small plastic figures. "It takes a good share of one day to cut a pattern, make a knit skirt, and finish an at.troctive hat for any of the MORRIS IMPUMENT EQUIPMENT CO. PLACEO FIRST - A fl af d.em!lmrtratll\ll tbe close relationship between the church and apace age w~ lhe ftrst place Jlacme JulY. ~phy fot '~e Racine B aptlst church Thursday. Gary WUiford stands in the back&round dren~d as . cle Slim · wlliie Kathy Obitz, Sally Obltz and J aDDine Bentz kneel In the for• around to emplwize Dation unity. · dolls,'' cemarked Mro. Wolfe, who has clothed dolls in every color o( the ·rainbow. Known as "G1ms·• to lw!r four lf'&ndchildren and two great I ? 1 h uncountable numbers of lo~cal girls, and to children in Jo- ~· cal hospital! recovering from ,;.· :: I 1 I • 2-Dal!y 5enl\"el, Pornero,..Middleport, 0., Jul7 8, 1t8J have been distributed to young- "The first doll I ever made '--· 1 By Bob Wingett !iappy hours have been given hundreds of little girls for longer than a quarter century because of the hobby of a Meigs county great grandmother Mrs. Sadie Wolfe of Rarine R.D., makes eye-catchine stylish dolls by hand and gives them away with the hope •·they are enjoyed." Doll• made by Mrs. Wolfe ster. all over the United States I ' BALERS RAKES MOWERS CRUSHERS BALER TWINE SUPPLY CO. "Sure Sign of Quality" *Field Seeds *Fertilizer *FARM SUPPLIES Fulton-Thompson Trador Sales Sugar Run Flour Mills Prices and Big Trade-Ins All Month Long - • • and We're OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. DAILY grandchildren, Mrs. Wolfe admit. that making the dolls is Dow a much bi:gger job since bothered by arthritus. •·Jt doesr.'t leave a person tl~r i1 Remember tnuch time for any other hob- by," quipped Mro. Wolfe. A lew years ago, Mrs. Wolfe read about a Shadyside, 0., girl who was undergorng operatioM that might cure her crippled condition. Mrs. Wolfe mailed L'"'rt Art lnvltt4 the lass a doll and wrote her I. .I 'I • letter. Tbot btl of Cood will woo -.p te ttrlkt op • sporkU., frlendoblp botw... the hlo ond they e<ehnced let· ltro for a !oar time. lt'1 not only lhe young girl! who enjoy Mrs. Wolfe'o beau- tiful dolls. When •he plans to ' ' .. . FREEZERS DOLLMAKER - Great Grand~other Sadie Wolfe displays one of her handmade exquisitely dressed dolls she makes for youn& folks. '· . griduatlng from high •chool , they usually request that it be ' 1 doll. bridesmaid ''It took three "I have sold only a few of weeks to g~t them a)! made,'' lbe dolls In all the years I but 1 enjoyid dotng it " she h••• been making them," utd said. ' lie kind-hearted Tannor'• Run Another time Mrs Wolfe resldent. made 200 chid to . Alllched to each doll Is a a laree Cl::::inna~i hal~ec;::;at: llllaU pocket of rose sachet and state-wide Eastern Sial conven1 small poem reading, tlon. "lproH my skirt • .,.. yoar Mrs. Wolfe and her husband 11M ud do DOl spoil my pret- Harry who l• a retired creai ., Hlol, Lake; employee reside "I'IU h Ide your nlctot- comfortable hom~ located on In lllroup the day and make Tanner's Run road. '!'hey call lHII smell lib rooet py." it "Pleasant Valley HideMaking doll• to not the only A-Way., ~use of 11, c ~t u1 thl• great grandmoth- locatio~. '!'he rouple'i 1 th~:~ till· She also io skilled in mak- children, Edward of Olmstead lit -artificial fl9wm. Falls o and Mr William ·Thtee years ago when her Grlm'm ;;, utart Falls . and pMCidauctotor Lois (Knopp! Mrs Otis Knopp of Ra~loe R .ltm'ett ,... married M 0 · lnh 'te . · Wolle deeorated ·~ ~ n t i ;~ ,;:s n:;;:k f:;' ~a:~r '!,~~ church with ll'llfical flowers floral and doll tl b t She thet..wllllociJI .;::, lie·inGe ll'"""' ·~worn Y of friends, "It II cer~!nly • -~ u s, and a talent 1<. be admired.'' ln • :1- ·Invited to Shop &Save At The Biggest Appliance Display InS. E. Ohio II .. ..· gJ"e girls a gUt, even tho'!e !'":;:mlht~iber When • • • , .Anot her Landmark Is Gone - " i · ·, · hFor 33 years the New.. Yor~ Phllharmonie Symp ony has been broadcasting fme music nationwide ~s ~~tekly radio airings bave been ereat landmarks: u . ere will hOI be a 34th year, Wllh obvious rel)lctance, the Columbia BroadcasUn~ System announces the end of this much· c~eris ed effort. Tl,Ie trouble, say~ the network Ia t at the proerams no longet •re cherished enouah. For much. of the l'hil;liarmonjc'a history on the air, the naho.n. heard hve. br~adca&ll on Sunday jfternoo~s. Mllhono iOI their tu;lt real taste of ~er• ous mustc and learned to Jove !t. b Thend chan.ge carne. Pa~Ucipailng .lo.cal atationa e~an roppmg o~t. "'Ud1ences dirnlrushed. Lowpncrd 1lonft - )'lMYinll records helpe~ them build mus ca col ecbons. and do their own programming, Th{ neMtwork sMted the broadcasts !P Saturday even ne. any ~lations taped the111 and offered them f!~~::rr~ tlmes. Suddenly there seellll!d no publle I i e · · 1 1 ":'~~ a~l ~e/c~r~nt:•:h~h~~:ut~~~~:f!~~~:''t. i!~:il~n~! bJgbeat praise for thli superb ' cilntrlb11tlon &treteh· · inll across a third of a c~otury. COMBINATION FREEZERS 15 Cubic Foot 17 'Cubic Foclt $199 21 Cubic Foot $259 $229 i • With Our Femous ••• UPRIGHT FREEZERS 15 Cubic~ 17 Cubic Fclot 20 Cubic Foclt _ iO Cubjc l;lot . . 13 Cubic Foot--·· '249 15 Cubic Foot • • -• '299 $239 $259 $289 5-Yelr Warranty 1nd S·Year. Food Spoilage Guarantee e FREI! DELIVERY ·5Q MILES e FINANCING AVAIU\BLE .WE DO' OUR OWN SERVICE $3~9 SE,E - SEE ·oLD-FASHIONED eUnJCo.llectrlc and G.lll ~·!!IIi Wllherr IWrl...., .IIICI A~lel1 Dryen •1111 Dl.hWeihira s > ,. ' I ··Drl" .. F.w Mllft and S•• Deltlil'$( ' REGIStER FOR OUR FRiE ' 1,1 1. '' l GALLON ICE CREAM FREE . 101 IACH CUIIC' ·rHT OF , lllfi. .&TOI • .' .. sPAGI YOU IUY .••• :.' ~R' Iii'"""¥, PliZE! ... �f ' - Js ThiS' Newest Desert j SURROUNDED - An old tire, worn out like the land upon which It lays, breaks monotony of silt surrounding Meigs county farm home. It ha• been washed oU spoil banks by rain, carried miles away. Elderly Great Grandmother Is Still Dol/maker One wag, w h o really waon't trylilg to be'funny, aske(l aboot wastelands in MeJes co~nty resultinc from ltrlp mine operations, "Do · you suppose we could call this the new Great American Desert?" Farmed In northern central sections of the county who have not had their own land strlpmlned , but are adjacent to lands that have, now look at a terrain like thta pictured here. Slit pervades creek bottoms that no more than l 0 years ago watered rich meadowlands. Farm hous. es, like this one, are abandoned, though this one is not. Spoll banks are mute testimony to the power of wind, rain, sleet, snow, and ice. Th~ face of lands change everywhere, b u t the change 11 destructively rapid when man move• in and repaiu not what • ' 1., \ . ' . dub 11111 ~at lbe ldvllor'a ~le Sboollllld Jo !m1i1t • 1cm Juni • .t!WCf I IJNI. boale - Brendll PetUt. IDOIIIIJ'atid " Ned< FaciDp" llld J" HaD ll'ltll Mri. !\'4 -.., , ~ ~~~ wu Ia diarP Loutu Caney reported on '-.Jvilot, lit d.I!IIJ!I. BIDe..,... -.a lbe, Melp County Beller "Maklng Strawberry Jam " and ben werr pr :!. The ..... Liveatock Club met on June II ' ....., a. 111e1r ,_. at Sandra Balley'a borne. " How ber Flower Ganlenln& Pro-·! ben WN ' to Show Cattle at the Fair" creu." Food project oamplel jecl ~ PI • T' ~ was the project les11011. Sandra were brcqsht · and Judl<d.- 1were ~ IIIII artlllc8l · Bailey and JUdi Koblentt demo lflargle w-. wu.' dolaMMtriiAil. edl Urn is onstrated on tho project )HOOII. Esther SpeiMJtr, . BY e. E. II1AIDIIILEB when the forage supply Ia 01- capacity wu ,Increased, many ' ter. U conaldenble. quan11 tin l"lfa, the best " "' e :Jennie Dean reported 1111 "Rat.. On June 20 the Carpenter : . .. ....... _ ha ted and mov• hls chop- dalrymellcbaneedtoyear-l'<lUlld of while clove ore present, late July or until August 3Jth !Ing 8 Calf." - Eric Parker. • 1 ~Wide Aw., f.H Cfa Colurty Apet - - · us to !her field atorid-leed oysWIII. TIIJs 8)!Jo the O'Jallty of the puture lriii wbenever there IS sufficient · Boys met at tho C<Itumbla ·I' It Ia too 1816 to seed SUdaD ~g ·~allons :;·their....; teni .aeelned to provide the lbe maintained for a much lont- moislure. Withoot molature "Swimming Safety Hint." School with Lavem Jordln and lmel at the McComas Grua for lllldlumD;Ier pulure, for:e t~e co;:'ntc of exbaUI!Iion maXImUm yield of nutrients per .er time. Do nol, howevior, OY~- ·there won't be any need of was the roll call for the Big Meryl Hrudaahelt in charge. ' June 24 with Mlal Dianne .~ but there are &eVeral augges- of the forage supply Is not 10 - • frOm Ulli.ble ocrea. , IBend Boys Club wben they met Tbe project lesso~ . was con- Comas In charge. AU clu~ ~ 1ellllmate the aln'""!t of pasture seeding. ~that 'IIlii belp Melp Coon- obvious and the change Is olton Many Melgi coonty dairymen, ,available. You can I get some- For future years. pasture on June 21 at the home ol John cerlll!d with electnctty. Walter ben were Clllleer1li!d .Willi~ t:y '-,......,..;,..their feed dela id too lone. however, have eonslderable •- :thing lor nothing aDd ·'PFOCIIIC- ·more. lrequent . application of Lohse, '!'he project les80n ceo- Jordan sbowed "How to Wire iahlng their pro]ecto. Tbelr P,. IV']Iage. . y wbo mounta of rmanenl or tong- .tlo!I soon drups when feed In- Jer, tl!zer and tune will pay tered on safety and eleotricity. a Socket." 4-H camp was .dis· ject. were <hocked by, their ... .Jabn R. Staubul, E:ltenalon Unfortunate~, d = .,. Ia rotau..""pasturea that ano ·take is restricted. . ~excellent dividends. Most !ann- "How to Wire a Circuit Board" cuased. Plana were made for a visors and hlnll were g!Y~ Spedalllll Dairy Science, OSU, SWitched .U:over.f that 1 00:: rough to harvest mectum- When dateymen rely upon "" fers have failed to use as much Iwas demonatrated by J o·b n hayride and wiener roast. - for their 1o1:o1 club judginj. gives the followlni sugges- (ll'alll , . II Graziii• is the most ef- 'lotion pastarea lo provide for- ' fertilizer as they coold profit- !Lohse A report on the Officen Gary Mosier A get well card wao lli8ned Ill . · u!y geen-chopped forage waa no ICB y. " thru"""""l the · sumlner !ably j · · · N Ia •. liOIIJ. J and August paaiUrell better than lllte-eut silage or ficlent method ol harvHting ag&..,.~ · ' · Adviaors Conference waa Biven Mrs. Geneva o n. ·" are uaually not an abundant When th tried to over- . these Betds. The length of ttme lhey ~lly find that too much ' ,by Jtm swatzeL A Club Constl· The 4-H Farm Chicks held . . source of high quality feed for hay. th ' .!i'e by using a ' that these pastures provide Is available early·~ too little ' tution was presented and apo their June 20 meeting at Kar- l The Five Pomt Star Stitchdairy 'attle. Late summer beat come ;s ~[ they dill-'enough feed for dairy cows de- late In ~. year. A smgle strand proved. 4-H camp was discuss· en McKay's borne with Mrs.l ers agalherid at Peggy MBand lack of rainfall limit the sequenc ' the nee- nds u n the seaaon and the of electrified wire can be uaed . ed. Plans for a July s Field wuma fu!uben in charge. The boon's home at 6 a. m. _011 productive capaelly of most of covered. tha\~d~~lating tbe r'pecles ~ plants preaent. 1to limit the acreage during A Good Complexion was th~ · Trip was made. - John Lohse. project lesson centered on arli- IJune 21 with Ruth Pat Boller. Ill the f0l8p crops. ess~i mean• of planting Native grasses mature by the early part of the ~wins ,PfOJeCI lesson for the Roc Ides to use and wear. Karen charge. The f.H'er's ")joyed .11 During this periocl, permatywa~ 110 eas task. early June and the nutritional season and 8 .first-euttmg of Spnngs Busy Bees when they Six mothers were pre,.,nt MeKay demonstrated "Hem- hike in tbe woods. Studies wer, nent pasiures In parUc:ular are da1'h 1 e as sllag: storage value declines rapidly thereaf- hay or si!agt can bo made met "1 the home of h :rs. when Mother's Little Helpers ming a Tea ToweL" Margaret :made on many plants and ln!eo. eicellent ·places for COWl! to get ere or '- - - . , from 8 pori of tbe pasture. Tbts Leonard on June 25 wit rs. sponsored a "Mother's Tea" on Carleton reported on the . ar- :Betty Milhoan was In charge plenty of e•erclse, fresh air, Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 6, 1963--3 shoold then be beld In resenre Betty Er":tn ~? charge. A,June 20 at Mrs. Weber's home. rangements for a hayride. It of the activity. '!'he ~ and ;.nsbine, bul a poor plare to supplement the amount OfJdem?.nstratum, Carmg for Our Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Suther· was decided to sponsor a rum- ,watked to Lenora and Looile ., ! · . es S h Ortag Suggestjons To Alleviate Feed ' " jresplraljon · boml., ~ :t!m 4.-H NeWS cr: I ma:, .n.:S LIKE H{GH PLATEAU - Rese~~~blina 11lnln)ature wall in the high plateau country between the Roc!kle. and the Wasatch Mts. in. Utah, 'this spoil bank j.l a;od! ng Its silt laden .waters to lower levels to be depoilited In creek beds, meadow Ianda, farm yards. · · · . to obtain feed nutrients. One ' of the advantages of a green-chop program Is thai a dairyman will pull the forageharvester across the field until he cuts enough forage for the cattle. In this way be knows •• he leavea. Farmers of the oorlh· ern townships have band- ed together to · approach Waahington aeeklnil a federally sponsored "Pilot Project" to aee If som• thing can ·be done about this new "desert," · 1 • }y Aid Resi•dents can AClive • Mason county's 1963 Fair Ma~ land were in charge. Si:x mem- mage sale - Linda White. 1 fora_ge provided by the pasture Skin was glven by 1Michael's home for an outdotl' durmg the late summer. r.rueser and Susanna Arno d. bers of the club demonstratbreakfast. The htke ........ If the ••cess early pastore Is For a commumty project, the ed on the project lesson, the The Chester Band-Aids met about four miles. 1 not harvested, but allowed to club decided to construct hoh- " Different Seam f'inishes." Mel- ' ,;;-;;....;;-~;;.;; -·..;·...;;;;;;;;;;;;;...;;_,-......,......................, mature In tbe field, do not try day . favors to be placed on va Crabtree, 4-H assistant, ' • to force tbe cattle to consume hospital trays for the Fourth present and answered questions : PT. PLEASAN'l' - Mason Coonty residents can actively It: SUch forage IS not palatable, Iof July. The construction ),om·!asked by the members. - Con· · - Isupport the Mason County Fair so catUe will e~t only smaU mlttee consiStoo of Ruth A~n 1nie HyselL , by becoming membef8 of the amounts of It and once t1 IS Batley, Susanna Arnold, Marla , & Fair Association. Membership consumed, It Is digested •ery Grueser and .Gloria Buck. - , Different types of neck faccosls $1 per person, $3 per fam- slowly and takea up valuable Ruth Ann Ba•tey. , Iings was the project lesson for ily. Any of the Fair Board of space In the digestive tract. Ruth A~n Jordan ' home was Ithe Harrisonville Girls 4-H HonDireclora will be glad to enroll Such a preeedure rHulta .In the meeting place ~or the Col- or Club, when they had their members. the reduclloa Ia miiii output, umb1a Make-It G1rl s 4-H Club. · 21 meeting at the HarriFair memben will elect the and Ia ••• of tile major eaull- Mrs. Mary Jordan was sonville Elementary SchooL . Bo d of Directo and eo of the summer alump hi charge of the meeting. '!'he --·- _ Fair ar . rs the mitt produetion. ject lesson was wlU gtve active support to To avoid or recover from terns Work." Mary organization and ~tagmg of the .such a slump, dairymen must , showed " H o w To . Mason County FaiT. provide supplement feed. Feed A Skirt. " A demonstration '!'he Mason County Fair will hay or silage as a sourre of "How to Hem" was be held the week of August 5th. 1roughage and adjuSt grain feed- by Jenny Whittington. 00 5 through the lOth. August 5th. 1 Ing to provide otber nutrients Greenlees demonstrated and 6th. will be devoted lo "set- needed . to Thread a Sewing Machine ... . _. At Attractive ling up" and registrition of ex- I NOW IS THE 1'IME -Mary Hanning. LOW PRICES hlbits. I Now Is tile time to start '!'he weeks program wilf start thinking about pasture this fall !' The Little Lively Ladies gaat 1:30 p. m. August 7th. nett sprln1. For special thered at their advisors, Mrs . a Tractor Pulllllli Cogtest rye will provide late I Eva Mae Christian's New Holland light classes. The first of and early spring pasture. I on June 20 Millie Massey-Ferguson Buddy Starcher shows wilt nitrogen will Increase the demonstarted "Three Tlo T • presented at 3 p. m. tbe rate both fait and spring.l mon Seams." Twelve afternoon. 5 p, m. will see For meadows, Including alf- lbers were present. July 1t • ,.,....... . . . "0..,•••'" start ol the Parade • Swl111in1 au1., fHd11r downtown Pt. Plellsant. At • 111 capoclty cr11..., hoall p. m. the Tractor Driving tog_ • l.wtl• 15" ~nlll ,0 J.ow...,....nted COIICIIftlhl. . hopper lest for tbe heavy classes wtll o Optl011al hu•l.;•r-th•lllr be betd. '!'he Fair Queen will be 1 Optional roUer Mill selected at 7 p. m. with the • Optional lhCII.,.. second Buddy Starcher show scheduled for 8 p, m., Square Dancing, for all, wUI start at By New Holland 10 p.m. Thursday, Friday, and SatureSEE US day will see a continuation of & the fair program which offers entertainment for the whole Phone WY-2-2115 PHONE WI 9-3202 Pomeroy family. Plan now tO exhibit, alRear Meigs General Hospital wy 2·5101 Pomeroy. Ohl• RACINE, 0, PEARL STREET tend, and parUclpate ill the 1963 Spring An. Pomeroy l Mason County Fair. I NOW PURCHASING WHEAT, OATS BARLEY SEE US FIRST! LOOKING FOR Hay i n g SENTINEL 'Feature Page I T I' ' 1 • • tes ,,an 2. Ions In MlnU I' Farm Equipment ---, e JOHN DEERE WIRE TIE BALER e JOHN DEERE 12-A COMBINE injuries or illness. i was a gradualion present for a F girl here some 28 years ago,'' 4 uid Mrs. Wolfe, ;' and I've !>ten making them ever since." ,· The first dolls were created ' from crepe paper, but most of them have been completed from small plastic figures. "It takes a good share of one day to cut a pattern, make a knit skirt, and finish an at.troctive hat for any of the MORRIS IMPUMENT EQUIPMENT CO. PLACEO FIRST - A fl af d.em!lmrtratll\ll tbe close relationship between the church and apace age w~ lhe ftrst place Jlacme JulY. ~phy fot '~e Racine B aptlst church Thursday. Gary WUiford stands in the back&round dren~d as . cle Slim · wlliie Kathy Obitz, Sally Obltz and J aDDine Bentz kneel In the for• around to emplwize Dation unity. · dolls,'' cemarked Mro. Wolfe, who has clothed dolls in every color o( the ·rainbow. Known as "G1ms·• to lw!r four lf'&ndchildren and two great I ? 1 h uncountable numbers of lo~cal girls, and to children in Jo- ~· cal hospital! recovering from ,;.· :: I 1 I • 2-Dal!y 5enl\"el, Pornero,..Middleport, 0., Jul7 8, 1t8J have been distributed to young- "The first doll I ever made '--· 1 By Bob Wingett !iappy hours have been given hundreds of little girls for longer than a quarter century because of the hobby of a Meigs county great grandmother Mrs. Sadie Wolfe of Rarine R.D., makes eye-catchine stylish dolls by hand and gives them away with the hope •·they are enjoyed." Doll• made by Mrs. Wolfe ster. all over the United States I ' BALERS RAKES MOWERS CRUSHERS BALER TWINE SUPPLY CO. "Sure Sign of Quality" *Field Seeds *Fertilizer *FARM SUPPLIES Fulton-Thompson Trador Sales Sugar Run Flour Mills Prices and Big Trade-Ins All Month Long - • • and We're OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. DAILY grandchildren, Mrs. Wolfe admit. that making the dolls is Dow a much bi:gger job since bothered by arthritus. •·Jt doesr.'t leave a person tl~r i1 Remember tnuch time for any other hob- by," quipped Mro. Wolfe. A lew years ago, Mrs. Wolfe read about a Shadyside, 0., girl who was undergorng operatioM that might cure her crippled condition. Mrs. Wolfe mailed L'"'rt Art lnvltt4 the lass a doll and wrote her I. .I 'I • letter. Tbot btl of Cood will woo -.p te ttrlkt op • sporkU., frlendoblp botw... the hlo ond they e<ehnced let· ltro for a !oar time. lt'1 not only lhe young girl! who enjoy Mrs. Wolfe'o beau- tiful dolls. When •he plans to ' ' .. . FREEZERS DOLLMAKER - Great Grand~other Sadie Wolfe displays one of her handmade exquisitely dressed dolls she makes for youn& folks. '· . griduatlng from high •chool , they usually request that it be ' 1 doll. bridesmaid ''It took three "I have sold only a few of weeks to g~t them a)! made,'' lbe dolls In all the years I but 1 enjoyid dotng it " she h••• been making them," utd said. ' lie kind-hearted Tannor'• Run Another time Mrs Wolfe resldent. made 200 chid to . Alllched to each doll Is a a laree Cl::::inna~i hal~ec;::;at: llllaU pocket of rose sachet and state-wide Eastern Sial conven1 small poem reading, tlon. "lproH my skirt • .,.. yoar Mrs. Wolfe and her husband 11M ud do DOl spoil my pret- Harry who l• a retired creai ., Hlol, Lake; employee reside "I'IU h Ide your nlctot- comfortable hom~ located on In lllroup the day and make Tanner's Run road. '!'hey call lHII smell lib rooet py." it "Pleasant Valley HideMaking doll• to not the only A-Way., ~use of 11, c ~t u1 thl• great grandmoth- locatio~. '!'he rouple'i 1 th~:~ till· She also io skilled in mak- children, Edward of Olmstead lit -artificial fl9wm. Falls o and Mr William ·Thtee years ago when her Grlm'm ;;, utart Falls . and pMCidauctotor Lois (Knopp! Mrs Otis Knopp of Ra~loe R .ltm'ett ,... married M 0 · lnh 'te . · Wolle deeorated ·~ ~ n t i ;~ ,;:s n:;;:k f:;' ~a:~r '!,~~ church with ll'llfical flowers floral and doll tl b t She thet..wllllociJI .;::, lie·inGe ll'"""' ·~worn Y of friends, "It II cer~!nly • -~ u s, and a talent 1<. be admired.'' ln • :1- ·Invited to Shop &Save At The Biggest Appliance Display InS. E. Ohio II .. ..· gJ"e girls a gUt, even tho'!e !'":;:mlht~iber When • • • , .Anot her Landmark Is Gone - " i · ·, · hFor 33 years the New.. Yor~ Phllharmonie Symp ony has been broadcasting fme music nationwide ~s ~~tekly radio airings bave been ereat landmarks: u . ere will hOI be a 34th year, Wllh obvious rel)lctance, the Columbia BroadcasUn~ System announces the end of this much· c~eris ed effort. Tl,Ie trouble, say~ the network Ia t at the proerams no longet •re cherished enouah. For much. of the l'hil;liarmonjc'a history on the air, the naho.n. heard hve. br~adca&ll on Sunday jfternoo~s. Mllhono iOI their tu;lt real taste of ~er• ous mustc and learned to Jove !t. b Thend chan.ge carne. Pa~Ucipailng .lo.cal atationa e~an roppmg o~t. "'Ud1ences dirnlrushed. Lowpncrd 1lonft - )'lMYinll records helpe~ them build mus ca col ecbons. and do their own programming, Th{ neMtwork sMted the broadcasts !P Saturday even ne. any ~lations taped the111 and offered them f!~~::rr~ tlmes. Suddenly there seellll!d no publle I i e · · 1 1 ":'~~ a~l ~e/c~r~nt:•:h~h~~:ut~~~~:f!~~~:''t. i!~:il~n~! bJgbeat praise for thli superb ' cilntrlb11tlon &treteh· · inll across a third of a c~otury. COMBINATION FREEZERS 15 Cubic Foot 17 'Cubic Foclt $199 21 Cubic Foot $259 $229 i • With Our Femous ••• UPRIGHT FREEZERS 15 Cubic~ 17 Cubic Fclot 20 Cubic Foclt _ iO Cubjc l;lot . . 13 Cubic Foot--·· '249 15 Cubic Foot • • -• '299 $239 $259 $289 5-Yelr Warranty 1nd S·Year. Food Spoilage Guarantee e FREI! DELIVERY ·5Q MILES e FINANCING AVAIU\BLE .WE DO' OUR OWN SERVICE $3~9 SE,E - SEE ·oLD-FASHIONED eUnJCo.llectrlc and G.lll ~·!!IIi Wllherr IWrl...., .IIICI A~lel1 Dryen •1111 Dl.hWeihira s > ,. ' I ··Drl" .. F.w Mllft and S•• Deltlil'$( ' REGIStER FOR OUR FRiE ' 1,1 1. '' l GALLON ICE CREAM FREE . 101 IACH CUIIC' ·rHT OF , lllfi. .&TOI • .' .. sPAGI YOU IUY .••• :.' ~R' Iii'"""¥, PliZE! ... �• - •• II ' I Price Pitches Perfect Ganie For 3-0 Win· The Daily Sentinel . ' Enflllll iiient • "' 't •• a. llfdl tw rw .tr ra ....., Of . Dou11h1er .4nnouneed to P.ll'tmlluPJ to -~~ doetor last saturday. her\ml&U.t. 'l'ho ·W •"Oata4 . . ~,. . Hot~ , JWJatlvet bore have learned but Ill Jeplill. llql· 11(1 lJ1 ¢1 "\ Mr. and Mro. Poe Cro'lllotd tltJt Walcl swartt of Atllenl, Js\ Uvoa 1D J'on• Cll7, IW at;liol of COlumbus ~re aanouncl"' Jn Sttelterlng Arms Hospital f . • engagement and ai'Jli'O'ICh· there wbere he underwel\1 rnamarriage ol their dauehter, jor llll'~ry. '. Pattricia Anne, to ..Jphn Frank· _ _ __ lin Kunzelman, son ol M r I. WRONG ALL ABOUND Maoy KuiW!lman of POIIIOtO)' JOPLIN , Mn. IUPII-Tho po- Fetney-Bennett To Install New Officers Soon SHOP.' •• THE SHOE' lOX ' In Ml~1p0rt Opel SaturHys the late Frank Kunzelman. lice patrol c•r oUk'er was Crawford Is a grii4Uite of slumped Friday by a mBD who Pleasant High schnol and spoke only Spanish. but apparen~ Ia employed U! the Ohio. State IJ wanted help. So, the officor Insurance company m Co- drove him to the pollee ttation. lum1XUI. Mr. KuiW!Iman it1 a An interpreter fuond Utat the of Pomeroy H i g h 1man had mistaken the• police car school and Embry-Riddle Aero- for a taxicab and had wanted a nautical Institute, Miami, Fla. ride 1o the home of hi• daughter. I He io pr0..,11t1y employed as · an engineer at McDoimell Air· . ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. , 1 9AMto9PM •r:.·:::·:::.:: ::..~::; Pomeroy Cement Block Co~ he held at 10,30 a.m. Sat1~~~· August 3, at the Sacred l1 churr!h In Pomeroy. Alfred News, Events R ONE-STOP SERVlCI USE OU d r one roof. * Everything you ne:i~:~r:und. One·S!O' , searching, nfa r~n ervice •' 'Pro.mpt, •-:. does It all. as Delivery. Prleitlll- All types in alock. Touefa. durable asphalt s' , I mng •• In all ty,.., and colors, 01 low 01 -IS It $269 .. $742.50 .......WY'-""'1IIMS ,.,...,_ t4 Moil=• 0Wr40rt.w Uti To llkwOn I $4 Por ~ ... fl• ., HAWK' . ol nation• .,plete hne ds p0 urin!l C0 bran • ally ~~o~=ndY CYQE SALES .' type tn f\ .25 I w as • • • . ba.gs a s o Solid wood, plywood or ' composition. Beautiful Ma.. ~ogony ponol$ 79 mg, as low as,., '•· '!t 5. ' I~ RENTAL OWNERS I SlDIIIG k I th• ,t..ll types in sto< ~ l(iln various wood spet. ••· IIA. dried beveled siding as \ow as. 7-\C "· In Order To Better Serve Jry tbis To Melg• County, and Aid CONTEST Mtli• CH1ntl1111t on for size! ty To Complete The ewUILmal· •U&.DWIN 1M OTIII• PAMIUl REMOVAL SALE IIANDI ,. .............. _ -- ...I Ll1tin1 Of Rentak. BICYCLES NIW I USED DESIGNED FOR ·COLOR TV RECEPTION Are You Gettl111 The TV PICTURE liT us CliCK YOUI OLD AtfiENNA We have Ill the n~ lll'Y materlala ID 11«11: atlOWtll pi'ICitt. ·eL........IIIIAr,_ltN eChl~nne; Mellllll el.eaodolnWire MOTORCYCLE .Ivy Wljw •~totwt HILL CLIMB ., ALL SIZES GILMORE L 0 o' .........,- ,_ ...:..... SpoDBOred by Meip Motorcy~le Club, lac; ............ ........... . ~ .......... .. - ........... •'It ' , I I I I I I I I :1 I I o I II ·t . .. )J Baker Furniture Is Moving To ANew Location I J I 5 / I I I I • BUDIET MISTER • ,. t~~~ i I d Ul . Sencl Alu . _,. . I• _..- ., ; : : I I . ·i ' i ... i .i 11) i -l : .i ~ J i" li~ 1I :; '.: ·i . ., I ·l ; 11' :, ! f .'I'* . J: ·I· ' ....t ' .. ' t :\ : d ' r. : ·~'' ! . . ~j I l;i! j ':I tli J.t..... ____ J ~....I.__~ _II ____. FURNITURE, APPLIANCES and FLOOR COVERINGS Will Be Sold Now HAVE YOU HIUD AIOUT TMI NIW LOW-COST this CIUtll ""' llr;llia Lti··~it, Pt. PL I i i, : ' ~· I 1 t,'· 78,363 70 Worth Of SAVE FAMILY IDIPITAL PUN? •11 httP. pay botpilal· &uralcal·mcdloal ~IDa. t..t ma ....... b.- you et,11 .... With tb'* DtW Ill•· liODWldt pollcy. IIi W. W Si. ON MANY ITEMSI BEDROOM SUITE SOLID MAPLI - FLOOR COVERING ~.::~ w_•o_e_ _ $1.19 YD. IQ, Peerl w. Wllll•m• KenneJh 1). Wlllllma J SAKRETE-~ . ' CON-..CRI"'."IE &' MORTAR MIXIS ,. ADMIRAL COLOR TV~!:~. -LOUNGE CHAIRS L::;e,.,oo VALUE - Above Are Just An Example Of Some Of The larg1ln1 You Will Find At Biker Furniture During OUR REMOV~L SALII concrete Bur on Tht Easiest Terms SUPPLY STQII w, .,~n• S0 lito J• AS MUCH AS '· . ..... BAKER . FURNI~llJRE . . ,, ~ ~ . . . . ,} . ~ . �• - •• II ' I Price Pitches Perfect Ganie For 3-0 Win· The Daily Sentinel . ' Enflllll iiient • "' 't •• a. llfdl tw rw .tr ra ....., Of . Dou11h1er .4nnouneed to P.ll'tmlluPJ to -~~ doetor last saturday. her\ml&U.t. 'l'ho ·W •"Oata4 . . ~,. . Hot~ , JWJatlvet bore have learned but Ill Jeplill. llql· 11(1 lJ1 ¢1 "\ Mr. and Mro. Poe Cro'lllotd tltJt Walcl swartt of Atllenl, Js\ Uvoa 1D J'on• Cll7, IW at;liol of COlumbus ~re aanouncl"' Jn Sttelterlng Arms Hospital f . • engagement and ai'Jli'O'ICh· there wbere he underwel\1 rnamarriage ol their dauehter, jor llll'~ry. '. Pattricia Anne, to ..Jphn Frank· _ _ __ lin Kunzelman, son ol M r I. WRONG ALL ABOUND Maoy KuiW!lman of POIIIOtO)' JOPLIN , Mn. IUPII-Tho po- Fetney-Bennett To Install New Officers Soon SHOP.' •• THE SHOE' lOX ' In Ml~1p0rt Opel SaturHys the late Frank Kunzelman. lice patrol c•r oUk'er was Crawford Is a grii4Uite of slumped Friday by a mBD who Pleasant High schnol and spoke only Spanish. but apparen~ Ia employed U! the Ohio. State IJ wanted help. So, the officor Insurance company m Co- drove him to the pollee ttation. lum1XUI. Mr. KuiW!Iman it1 a An interpreter fuond Utat the of Pomeroy H i g h 1man had mistaken the• police car school and Embry-Riddle Aero- for a taxicab and had wanted a nautical Institute, Miami, Fla. ride 1o the home of hi• daughter. I He io pr0..,11t1y employed as · an engineer at McDoimell Air· . ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. , 1 9AMto9PM •r:.·:::·:::.:: ::..~::; Pomeroy Cement Block Co~ he held at 10,30 a.m. Sat1~~~· August 3, at the Sacred l1 churr!h In Pomeroy. Alfred News, Events R ONE-STOP SERVlCI USE OU d r one roof. * Everything you ne:i~:~r:und. One·S!O' , searching, nfa r~n ervice •' 'Pro.mpt, •-:. does It all. as Delivery. Prleitlll- All types in alock. Touefa. durable asphalt s' , I mng •• In all ty,.., and colors, 01 low 01 -IS It $269 .. $742.50 .......WY'-""'1IIMS ,.,...,_ t4 Moil=• 0Wr40rt.w Uti To llkwOn I $4 Por ~ ... fl• ., HAWK' . ol nation• .,plete hne ds p0 urin!l C0 bran • ally ~~o~=ndY CYQE SALES .' type tn f\ .25 I w as • • • . ba.gs a s o Solid wood, plywood or ' composition. Beautiful Ma.. ~ogony ponol$ 79 mg, as low as,., '•· '!t 5. ' I~ RENTAL OWNERS I SlDIIIG k I th• ,t..ll types in sto< ~ l(iln various wood spet. ••· IIA. dried beveled siding as \ow as. 7-\C "· In Order To Better Serve Jry tbis To Melg• County, and Aid CONTEST Mtli• CH1ntl1111t on for size! ty To Complete The ewUILmal· •U&.DWIN 1M OTIII• PAMIUl REMOVAL SALE IIANDI ,. .............. _ -- ...I Ll1tin1 Of Rentak. BICYCLES NIW I USED DESIGNED FOR ·COLOR TV RECEPTION Are You Gettl111 The TV PICTURE liT us CliCK YOUI OLD AtfiENNA We have Ill the n~ lll'Y materlala ID 11«11: atlOWtll pi'ICitt. ·eL........IIIIAr,_ltN eChl~nne; Mellllll el.eaodolnWire MOTORCYCLE .Ivy Wljw •~totwt HILL CLIMB ., ALL SIZES GILMORE L 0 o' .........,- ,_ ...:..... SpoDBOred by Meip Motorcy~le Club, lac; ............ ........... . ~ .......... .. - ........... •'It ' , I I I I I I I I :1 I I o I II ·t . .. )J Baker Furniture Is Moving To ANew Location I J I 5 / I I I I • BUDIET MISTER • ,. t~~~ i I d Ul . Sencl Alu . _,. . I• _..- ., ; : : I I . ·i ' i ... i .i 11) i -l : .i ~ J i" li~ 1I :; '.: ·i . ., I ·l ; 11' :, ! f .'I'* . J: ·I· ' ....t ' .. ' t :\ : d ' r. : ·~'' ! . . ~j I l;i! j ':I tli J.t..... ____ J ~....I.__~ _II ____. FURNITURE, APPLIANCES and FLOOR COVERINGS Will Be Sold Now HAVE YOU HIUD AIOUT TMI NIW LOW-COST this CIUtll ""' llr;llia Lti··~it, Pt. PL I i i, : ' ~· I 1 t,'· 78,363 70 Worth Of SAVE FAMILY IDIPITAL PUN? •11 httP. pay botpilal· &uralcal·mcdloal ~IDa. t..t ma ....... b.- you et,11 .... With tb'* DtW Ill•· liODWldt pollcy. IIi W. W Si. ON MANY ITEMSI BEDROOM SUITE SOLID MAPLI - FLOOR COVERING ~.::~ w_•o_e_ _ $1.19 YD. IQ, Peerl w. Wllll•m• KenneJh 1). Wlllllma J SAKRETE-~ . ' CON-..CRI"'."IE &' MORTAR MIXIS ,. ADMIRAL COLOR TV~!:~. -LOUNGE CHAIRS L::;e,.,oo VALUE - Above Are Just An Example Of Some Of The larg1ln1 You Will Find At Biker Furniture During OUR REMOV~L SALII concrete Bur on Tht Easiest Terms SUPPLY STQII w, .,~n• S0 lito J• AS MUCH AS '· . ..... BAKER . FURNI~llJRE . . ,, ~ ~ . . . . ,} . ~ . �.. II ..• . The Daily Sentinel • • Price Pitches Pedect Ganle For 3-0 Wit} ' ' ·!Jer\ to P8l'!tmlburl to· - ' ! rt. -- W . . I I rf Enfaf1ement 01 doctur Jut Saturday. mltiW, flo Jrod fnloi .a • Daurhtu .4nnOilr.lad dUlatlv.. bert have teamed 1x>r Ia ~. ~·Jill ~ Mr. lfid· Mrs. Poe cr8ford thllt Wald s,.artr o1 Atlren1, 11\ u... Ill IMW Cll)-, i1t i!rl'- lNiy ~ 1'cnnerv7-~, 0 ., July I, 1963-5 Commtneemtnt .. Is Held By Sutton Church PAGE • Fetnty·Btnnett To InStall New Oflieers Soon .a.-. f Columbus are lfJIIOUrFelnt 1n Sheltering Arms Hlllfpltal owey. engagement and approaCh- !hero where he under-1 ma-mafrilge o1 theit dauchiM, jor lllf'gory. Anne, to John Frank· ----KunzeiiDIIn, son o! M ,. s. lfJIONG AU. &IIOIJN1t IMory Kunzelman ol Polllei'OY JOPLIN, Mo. WPI>-The po- • late Frank Kunzelman. Uce patrol car o(fi<oer wu Crawford. lo a gradolall oi l stumped Friday hy -a man who . Pleasant High school and i spoke only Span!Jb, but appareJ>~ Ia employed at the Ohio_State ty wanted help. So, the officer Insurance company m Co- 'I drove him to the pollee station. lumbuo. Mr. Kunzelman io a An in!er(lreter fuond that the lgradUI~te of Pomeroy High man had mJI!itaken the potiee s<hool and Embry-Riddle Aero- for a taxicab and had wanted a nautical lnatltute, Miami, Fla. rtde to the home of his dal18hw. l > SHOP ••• ,. THI •SHOE lOX . ' In MIMeport • carl ByUnlto4ProollllloniAmerleuLoope He Ia preaently employed as Podres Two-Hits Reds Howard's Homer Wins l-0 an engineer at McDonnell Air· craft corporation in St. Louis, The open church ceremony will be held at 10:30 a.m. Sat- Pomeroy Cement Block Co~ urday, August 3, at the Sacred Heart church in Pomeroy. Alfred News, Events US£ OUR ON£-STOP SlRVICI one roof, No Everything yoll n••.dng"~round. One·510P •"'Pt1 - : ' searthl ng, no runn• t 1 rvica • • • p,..,.... doe• It all. Fa• I Deliyery. l'rl••• '""" $269 to $742.50 cler All 1YP•• in stoct Tough,. clurable asphalt th' I '"SI ea In allty,.., and colors, aa low as $4-IS It EASY 1IRMS -l.ew Down Poymaet- ... ft. U- To at Mollllw To Pay Ovet' 40 N- 11N1 Uucl .... On Oltpi.,- HAWK' CYQE Solid wood, plywood or composition. Beautiful Ma .. ' ~ogany panal- I~ . tng, as low as •• , .I RENTAL OWNERS I SIDING . klnthe Ali types '" •t:perl••· Kiln various woo dried beveled siding o.s loW .·. In Order To Better Serve Movfn1 To Meigs County, and Aid Flbdln1 Mel•• C.untl1111 Th1t H1ve Qtt·•l Preporlorm S. .. · ty To Complete Tho Thlt We Mty Catal.. 1nll on·for size! Lec1l ---, .---.-... I . ~: Cj· ! I.. ~~ ;f ·• I·' ! \tl' BICYCLES • i ' ' 1 DESIGNED . FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION NEW & UHD v. j ' -1----... I TV PICTURE Yov ShouW le G,Jitlnt UT US CHICK YOUI OLD ANTENNA We bliYI an the nece. WI ( I An Yeu Oettlnt The sary 1111terllls ill 1t0ck at 1owttt pr!Gtl. I REMOVAL SALE MOTORCYCLE eOU,Witote~oton HILL CLIM Ot!Mt AII.Chlll\'lll SPORTSMAN SUNDAY, JULY 7th ALL SIZES Rocksprings Fairgrounds GILMORE t:oo PM eChlnrn.,-Mtunts eL.....InWire . A.... SMet~Med 011 Rt. 33 - 3 MIIH North of Pornerlry ., Sponsored by Meigs Motorq'Cie Cl11b,lnc. oUIIIIiroiM 11 - Preo Porklnt " ......... ' . • • • • • • • • • • .. • Q ',- . . ' SUPPLY STORI . ' 1 w'(•m4 • 111 W. ~~~~~ St. AN1lNN·9·''. ·~ TWO! on .._pakl forlnl(ht Baker Furniture Is Moving To ANew Location for• lucky wwptel TOOl 1 '"• llr~ .Wind "-alrvot, 5 Alii 4 "'cond prlzoo of the frtil roof, v I I ~ I olaalnlllllod lr~f. ~ J~ I . ~ · ~---- l . . . ·~}· .. . . . . . .... ,, ' ' ',.< ,.. •• .• .., :' • '• ' ' 1 ..... --- i ! i 1 •' • 'I• ' l I I t j 50 Of.o J' ON MANY ITEMSI ADMIRAL COLOR TV~!:~. ­ •" i 11 SAKROE-__, -~ t -. il tONCRm &' MORTAR MIXES 'I t AS MUCH AS BEDROOM SUITE SOLID MAPLE - - $128·00 FLOOR COVERING ~.::~ w_•o_e_ _ ! , c % PI, : ~~~ .......,, pt, i' •1: :1 L li I rli....... J, h SAVE -lftil this t:lflllll ntr : :;~Ji _~·]~ Worth Of FLOOR COVERINGS Will Be Sold ·Now : l~ •:1: 78,363 70 FURNITURE, APPLIANCES and I I I i ;;;::a---J eLIIhtttlnt ArNINn I)' a fret trip to loiJvloua Polloi instilled frn as welll :I ft• Gi. CONTEST Chlmlaer of Commer"'' .,,..,,,. C..,.._ Llttlng OfRont1ls. 7\C lin. Try tbis A home or Apartment Wo W~j~d Like All . "/1 5_79 '•· $ "-;' '· lll'li\' mix Sakrete ~ih 'i' ,.. •· \ .>\ • ,, Above Are Just An Example Of Some Of Tho krg•lns You Will Find At kker Furniture During OUR REMOV~L SALEI ' water for a concrete : , tllat's pef'fect for )'Our horne projttll. •• LOUNGE Buy on The Easiesl Terms I .BAKER/WRNITlJRE �.. II ..• . The Daily Sentinel • • Price Pitches Pedect Ganle For 3-0 Wit} ' ' ·!Jer\ to P8l'!tmlburl to· - ' ! rt. -- W . . I I rf Enfaf1ement 01 doctur Jut Saturday. mltiW, flo Jrod fnloi .a • Daurhtu .4nnOilr.lad dUlatlv.. bert have teamed 1x>r Ia ~. ~·Jill ~ Mr. lfid· Mrs. Poe cr8ford thllt Wald s,.artr o1 Atlren1, 11\ u... Ill IMW Cll)-, i1t i!rl'- lNiy ~ 1'cnnerv7-~, 0 ., July I, 1963-5 Commtneemtnt .. Is Held By Sutton Church PAGE • Fetnty·Btnnett To InStall New Oflieers Soon .a.-. f Columbus are lfJIIOUrFelnt 1n Sheltering Arms Hlllfpltal owey. engagement and approaCh- !hero where he under-1 ma-mafrilge o1 theit dauchiM, jor lllf'gory. Anne, to John Frank· ----KunzeiiDIIn, son o! M ,. s. lfJIONG AU. &IIOIJN1t IMory Kunzelman ol Polllei'OY JOPLIN, Mo. WPI>-The po- • late Frank Kunzelman. Uce patrol car o(fi<oer wu Crawford. lo a gradolall oi l stumped Friday hy -a man who . Pleasant High school and i spoke only Span!Jb, but appareJ>~ Ia employed at the Ohio_State ty wanted help. So, the officer Insurance company m Co- 'I drove him to the pollee station. lumbuo. Mr. Kunzelman io a An in!er(lreter fuond that the lgradUI~te of Pomeroy High man had mJI!itaken the potiee s<hool and Embry-Riddle Aero- for a taxicab and had wanted a nautical lnatltute, Miami, Fla. rtde to the home of his dal18hw. l > SHOP ••• ,. THI •SHOE lOX . ' In MIMeport • carl ByUnlto4ProollllloniAmerleuLoope He Ia preaently employed as Podres Two-Hits Reds Howard's Homer Wins l-0 an engineer at McDonnell Air· craft corporation in St. Louis, The open church ceremony will be held at 10:30 a.m. Sat- Pomeroy Cement Block Co~ urday, August 3, at the Sacred Heart church in Pomeroy. Alfred News, Events US£ OUR ON£-STOP SlRVICI one roof, No Everything yoll n••.dng"~round. One·510P •"'Pt1 - : ' searthl ng, no runn• t 1 rvica • • • p,..,.... doe• It all. Fa• I Deliyery. l'rl••• '""" $269 to $742.50 cler All 1YP•• in stoct Tough,. clurable asphalt th' I '"SI ea In allty,.., and colors, aa low as $4-IS It EASY 1IRMS -l.ew Down Poymaet- ... ft. U- To at Mollllw To Pay Ovet' 40 N- 11N1 Uucl .... On Oltpi.,- HAWK' CYQE Solid wood, plywood or composition. Beautiful Ma .. ' ~ogany panal- I~ . tng, as low as •• , .I RENTAL OWNERS I SIDING . klnthe Ali types '" •t:perl••· Kiln various woo dried beveled siding o.s loW .·. In Order To Better Serve Movfn1 To Meigs County, and Aid Flbdln1 Mel•• C.untl1111 Th1t H1ve Qtt·•l Preporlorm S. .. · ty To Complete Tho Thlt We Mty Catal.. 1nll on·for size! Lec1l ---, .---.-... I . ~: Cj· ! I.. ~~ ;f ·• I·' ! \tl' BICYCLES • i ' ' 1 DESIGNED . FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION NEW & UHD v. j ' -1----... I TV PICTURE Yov ShouW le G,Jitlnt UT US CHICK YOUI OLD ANTENNA We bliYI an the nece. WI ( I An Yeu Oettlnt The sary 1111terllls ill 1t0ck at 1owttt pr!Gtl. I REMOVAL SALE MOTORCYCLE eOU,Witote~oton HILL CLIM Ot!Mt AII.Chlll\'lll SPORTSMAN SUNDAY, JULY 7th ALL SIZES Rocksprings Fairgrounds GILMORE t:oo PM eChlnrn.,-Mtunts eL.....InWire . A.... SMet~Med 011 Rt. 33 - 3 MIIH North of Pornerlry ., Sponsored by Meigs Motorq'Cie Cl11b,lnc. oUIIIIiroiM 11 - Preo Porklnt " ......... ' . • • • • • • • • • • .. • Q ',- . . ' SUPPLY STORI . ' 1 w'(•m4 • 111 W. ~~~~~ St. AN1lNN·9·''. ·~ TWO! on .._pakl forlnl(ht Baker Furniture Is Moving To ANew Location for• lucky wwptel TOOl 1 '"• llr~ .Wind "-alrvot, 5 Alii 4 "'cond prlzoo of the frtil roof, v I I ~ I olaalnlllllod lr~f. ~ J~ I . ~ · ~---- l . . . ·~}· .. . . . . . .... ,, ' ' ',.< ,.. •• .• .., :' • '• ' ' 1 ..... --- i ! i 1 •' • 'I• ' l I I t j 50 Of.o J' ON MANY ITEMSI ADMIRAL COLOR TV~!:~. ­ •" i 11 SAKROE-__, -~ t -. il tONCRm &' MORTAR MIXES 'I t AS MUCH AS BEDROOM SUITE SOLID MAPLE - - $128·00 FLOOR COVERING ~.::~ w_•o_e_ _ ! , c % PI, : ~~~ .......,, pt, i' •1: :1 L li I rli....... J, h SAVE -lftil this t:lflllll ntr : :;~Ji _~·]~ Worth Of FLOOR COVERINGS Will Be Sold ·Now : l~ •:1: 78,363 70 FURNITURE, APPLIANCES and I I I i ;;;::a---J eLIIhtttlnt ArNINn I)' a fret trip to loiJvloua Polloi instilled frn as welll :I ft• Gi. CONTEST Chlmlaer of Commer"'' .,,..,,,. C..,.._ Llttlng OfRont1ls. 7\C lin. Try tbis A home or Apartment Wo W~j~d Like All . "/1 5_79 '•· $ "-;' '· lll'li\' mix Sakrete ~ih 'i' ,.. •· \ .>\ • ,, Above Are Just An Example Of Some Of Tho krg•lns You Will Find At kker Furniture During OUR REMOV~L SALEI ' water for a concrete : , tllat's pef'fect for )'Our horne projttll. •• LOUNGE Buy on The Easiesl Terms I .BAKER/WRNITlJRE �' '· .\ . ., r .' \ :Vacation Time! Need More Cas-h? Cet It Today· The Want Ad Way. 1- ~~~ Ads Get Results. >AIL Y .CROSSWORD 1960 Chevrolet H.T. Coupe _ _ $1795 lt:OO P tla~ M lld.on"IY 1:5~,.,... Of'Ullnt t"VbUeal\011 II·M .\ • Mnnll.a, CANCELU TIONS CORRECTIONS POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO '"'t aK~H t bU'I !)ft P ...... !Jets. II wW ®· -.eo ... .lop. ftwU I' I.H-c!l•n4 1LPP1 1e ottlmo 1f,os.olw no llll'pl'iat 10 .......... In lbi lbal "'" ... Q~ oomo H. Hlp t.O..wbo art f<*: oa dll &~ado&. N.,. theN II abo lllo added threat !bot Noll Oil IDA)' wllh a boyooll. of opoelllc 11 J'I.DJ. poUb IO.Stnmb :A U.MJ. li.Girl'l M.a... II. Stated. IlL• tn&IS 'DI . . . . . . ...,., ,,_, "' Pu"lleatloo REGIJI.ATIONS cool n . ......., o*llai11 tloon f,p; I I WW bt &o::t!ep•eo 11.11ti• .r.IIO A Ill. Tb punnsbeJ ~- <aa riPt liO edt• or retacf tn' tcb lteii!Wied oh)eettnoaltll ~n .e.outd ~ repM·ofed lmmadiatel' T'b.1 oub tUI'Iet trW rw re~pe~nllhtl for Qf ..... --- - clean interior, V8 motor . automatic trans., radio and heater, like new whitewall tires . @ 21. - .. _..,. Low mileage by original owner. Beige finish, spotless 2-Door Sedan VB moto r , automatic trans ., sharp clean in· trrior, while over turquoi lie finish , good tires, radio and heater. DI!:Ai>LIN ES 20. - " Plolol>oo mt&J\1...; C...ll. I.Jitt*•nt 1959 Chevrolet _ Was $1295, Now $1195 WANT AD INFORMATION TELEVISION IN · REVIEW FOR SALE •ne...-rert •naertlau RATES For want Ad Sentea • eeoc.. •ora nae n.ertlml. Char•• eo eefl~ f CeDLt per ~ Cot ThTP CGOpet Hln\JYIIUfl •eutln mul't\dna hll rate "' 4 c:ent. per •ord wtll ...... be cbarJed for ad,erit.lnl tf not !ltld •'~'lltD U'l 4u- atter ~"' C.A.JtD 01 TIIAN1l8 - 11.2~ fOJ ;u ward aan1mUQI &aell attdlt~on­ .t •Gn' et ' ce~~t le Ohltulrt•• per 'lfOrd McKinley Wins First Wimbledon ~n~blq;.... OFFICI! BOURS 1:30 A M. tr- :»:(!{' t' M DIU' Saturday -4:.llll -'-M lr> IUMI UOOII IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESJJL T PRODIJCING WAN'! AD By ROBERT MU8EL UPI 8porte Writ... PHONE 'NY 2·2157 PQSV.l LI.JV· OQB BJIUP -ICQCBYIU Y......,.. Cl)ff t OZJIYQ LI;JY BCS.l WU PQ.lBVlYfiV, ICQJIBB:CIXYY 1 1 I"':AB JB PADf ARIIXKQ JIROK 'J'BII .ul'l'ICIP&TION OJ' IIVlL.-ARISTOTLII •~-..._.• t:nhiM. WMPO 7:05 Breatfllll Party 9:15 JOMI Buldr Sbow 1:00 Sljpl Oil !left 10:0& Polb PII'IY I:O& Sacrod 11811'1 1o:a Public 11ervtee I:ID c-JrJ J•mtane 11:«1 Top T011 Show 1:111 Fin' N... 12:00 NOOD Repart ~·!!•!.!.!~~~~~---------~:Lll f:GI Ill: 'i±n .PwiJ 12::!11 Rev. MeriiD fieta 1 05 ''ON whlal I just alked PoP'• bon If tM'd ~w~nc- 7:11 Bright star Sbow 1.' 00 SuudPla~P~-•salt from the mint he runs!" •w• - 7:311 Plcldnt Hdwr Sbow 7:111 Sip 011 7:50 Neon Report - Oblo 1:00 Sip 011 - J111111 1?00 Brukful Plrf,J llllNDA' 1:10 llnekfut Party U11P 7::!11 Sip On 111111 11: Ill lllalaD Comity IIIWI lllondll)' tlln ll'rlda7 1:011 Colfll Wllb JaDil 1:00 Baptist Layman'• Ru 1:00 Sip On 12:00 (Wmnm!ty 11..... t:411 Jlelty NewloD 8:35 Hour of Dellvennce IJ:OII Nooa !left I 011 Musical Clod< MIDIIIa1al Alloc. (Rev. Poul JCIIII) 12:10 Oblo llewa 7:00 New. CcluJmy llao Dowa 1:10 W1np of Reallq 12:15 Markell 7·ID Mu81cal aoek ll:OIIIIwap llbof 1:111 Suuday 8bow · 7:30 Newt P:!!:eciUw 12:10 BulletiD Board Farm Nowa 10:00 Voice of f'ropbeeJ 7:10 ....... Clock 12:25 N1111 0 Grlml 11:40 Flllllll Wcnblp lloaf.Ttm II:SI Smvtay 8bow 7: 411 'ftle Llftll(lll 12:!0 ApleulluN a\plll IJ:IJO NCICIII Report 11:to CcluJmy llpuallatt 1:00 Oblo vaue, Newa 12:45 Counlrf Qo Rowv! Millie Jlllt II'Cir. Yell 12:01 Nooa Report 1:111 N... Seal 1:05 World • Ob1o Newa Oooaler'1 Gulli Sllrol'rl 12:15 Tbe 8e1re11 Z:OO Coalllry Qo Round 1:10 Sporta Tclday 8:00 Platter Party 12:• Rev. Merlla 1'ftb 8:15 WNII!Ir Plelurt 1:111 111111 Seal 4:11 Blaelllllr Auto l!bow 1:11 llllll GralwD f:UI MuiJ!eal Clodr 3:110 Mid Way Matinee 4:30· Local " 1:30 Tbe LullleraD Hour 1:55 Communlty NOWII 3:55 New. Beat 4:!i!i BID Stem Sports 2:00 8ipl of lbe Tlmu 4:00 Dlsclng wllb Dotlll •=oo Latebslr:lna 8:00 BowllJII Soanl (Rev. w. & BJIIut-) 1:!0 PUblic Service . 4:30 IDiorehaoge 8:011 Vau PUrldr llparll 2:11 PUblle Senlce 11:• C)mmumJIJ N... 1:45 FamiJ1 Wcnblp BCIIr 1::111 Suadowu llliwide 'lbt Ill& 10:00 Muon Comity Newa 1:05 World & NaUODal llewa 7:116 The World Today 1:00 Suldly 8bow 111 10:1111 Talk Ill the Tvwll 5:1& lip4Wcbl ... 8porll 7:111 011 4:00 Hour Ill "rrPe 10:$5 New~ . 1:25 WMibereul 1:00 011 - J 4:411 Jolm GrlffiD 11:55 Moralna Melocllea 1:111 Dbmer Muslcalo 1:10 ......., 8bo1reue ·(aeepl Frida)': Owrdl 5:55 lnsld"e Books 8:00 Sip On N... 1:11 SUuduwn 8onolldo I:GI lllmNI Blvd. Belli 1111111 I:GI Counlrf JIJIIbont 7::111 011 U:45 W~J"Id -NIWI a:ao orr 8:30 Farm lien I:GI -.tuM -----------WJEH RADIO Ll'sson Conducted •=• By HAROLD GRAY Km WAe A FN EHGINEEll, AND t& WAS TH! MAN ·~' 'iO 'rt:XJR RUSTlC HERO eROUGHT HIS 8RIOE TO THIS! I& THAI I-lOW MUCH HE LOVED YoU~ THERE WAS A TRAI1'4 AVALANCHE MY KEN SAVED OVER A IT WtCr& ltl BE CAI..IG~T IN AA JUeT TILL HE GOT THE CAM'I(lt>l BRIDGE BUI LT , W6 WERE t-W'PY HliRE~ w. I D:JN'T '<~W WH.O.T I 'D DO IA!ITHOUT H:' i(J LOU! ., . T.. ~ LOCKER'$ GONE! 9HI:'S ,.. WO~OER! ', ~· f �' '· .\ . ., r .' \ :Vacation Time! Need More Cas-h? Cet It Today· The Want Ad Way. 1- ~~~ Ads Get Results. >AIL Y .CROSSWORD 1960 Chevrolet H.T. Coupe _ _ $1795 lt:OO P tla~ M lld.on"IY 1:5~,.,... Of'Ullnt t"VbUeal\011 II·M .\ • Mnnll.a, CANCELU TIONS CORRECTIONS POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO '"'t aK~H t bU'I !)ft P ...... !Jets. II wW ®· -.eo ... .lop. ftwU I' I.H-c!l•n4 1LPP1 1e ottlmo 1f,os.olw no llll'pl'iat 10 .......... In lbi lbal "'" ... Q~ oomo H. Hlp t.O..wbo art f<*: oa dll &~ado&. N.,. theN II abo lllo added threat !bot Noll Oil IDA)' wllh a boyooll. of opoelllc 11 J'I.DJ. poUb IO.Stnmb :A U.MJ. li.Girl'l M.a... II. Stated. IlL• tn&IS 'DI . . . . . . ...,., ,,_, "' Pu"lleatloo REGIJI.ATIONS cool n . ......., o*llai11 tloon f,p; I I WW bt &o::t!ep•eo 11.11ti• .r.IIO A Ill. Tb punnsbeJ ~- <aa riPt liO edt• or retacf tn' tcb lteii!Wied oh)eettnoaltll ~n .e.outd ~ repM·ofed lmmadiatel' T'b.1 oub tUI'Iet trW rw re~pe~nllhtl for Qf ..... --- - clean interior, V8 motor . automatic trans., radio and heater, like new whitewall tires . @ 21. - .. _..,. Low mileage by original owner. Beige finish, spotless 2-Door Sedan VB moto r , automatic trans ., sharp clean in· trrior, while over turquoi lie finish , good tires, radio and heater. DI!:Ai>LIN ES 20. - " Plolol>oo mt&J\1...; C...ll. I.Jitt*•nt 1959 Chevrolet _ Was $1295, Now $1195 WANT AD INFORMATION TELEVISION IN · REVIEW FOR SALE •ne...-rert •naertlau RATES For want Ad Sentea • eeoc.. •ora nae n.ertlml. Char•• eo eefl~ f CeDLt per ~ Cot ThTP CGOpet Hln\JYIIUfl •eutln mul't\dna hll rate "' 4 c:ent. per •ord wtll ...... be cbarJed for ad,erit.lnl tf not !ltld •'~'lltD U'l 4u- atter ~"' C.A.JtD 01 TIIAN1l8 - 11.2~ fOJ ;u ward aan1mUQI &aell attdlt~on­ .t •Gn' et ' ce~~t le Ohltulrt•• per 'lfOrd McKinley Wins First Wimbledon ~n~blq;.... OFFICI! BOURS 1:30 A M. tr- :»:(!{' t' M DIU' Saturday -4:.llll -'-M lr> IUMI UOOII IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESJJL T PRODIJCING WAN'! AD By ROBERT MU8EL UPI 8porte Writ... PHONE 'NY 2·2157 PQSV.l LI.JV· OQB BJIUP -ICQCBYIU Y......,.. Cl)ff t OZJIYQ LI;JY BCS.l WU PQ.lBVlYfiV, ICQJIBB:CIXYY 1 1 I"':AB JB PADf ARIIXKQ JIROK 'J'BII .ul'l'ICIP&TION OJ' IIVlL.-ARISTOTLII •~-..._.• t:nhiM. WMPO 7:05 Breatfllll Party 9:15 JOMI Buldr Sbow 1:00 Sljpl Oil !left 10:0& Polb PII'IY I:O& Sacrod 11811'1 1o:a Public 11ervtee I:ID c-JrJ J•mtane 11:«1 Top T011 Show 1:111 Fin' N... 12:00 NOOD Repart ~·!!•!.!.!~~~~~---------~:Lll f:GI Ill: 'i±n .PwiJ 12::!11 Rev. MeriiD fieta 1 05 ''ON whlal I just alked PoP'• bon If tM'd ~w~nc- 7:11 Bright star Sbow 1.' 00 SuudPla~P~-•salt from the mint he runs!" •w• - 7:311 Plcldnt Hdwr Sbow 7:111 Sip 011 7:50 Neon Report - Oblo 1:00 Sip 011 - J111111 1?00 Brukful Plrf,J llllNDA' 1:10 llnekfut Party U11P 7::!11 Sip On 111111 11: Ill lllalaD Comity IIIWI lllondll)' tlln ll'rlda7 1:011 Colfll Wllb JaDil 1:00 Baptist Layman'• Ru 1:00 Sip On 12:00 (Wmnm!ty 11..... t:411 Jlelty NewloD 8:35 Hour of Dellvennce IJ:OII Nooa !left I 011 Musical Clod< MIDIIIa1al Alloc. (Rev. Poul JCIIII) 12:10 Oblo llewa 7:00 New. CcluJmy llao Dowa 1:10 W1np of Reallq 12:15 Markell 7·ID Mu81cal aoek ll:OIIIIwap llbof 1:111 Suuday 8bow · 7:30 Newt P:!!:eciUw 12:10 BulletiD Board Farm Nowa 10:00 Voice of f'ropbeeJ 7:10 ....... Clock 12:25 N1111 0 Grlml 11:40 Flllllll Wcnblp lloaf.Ttm II:SI Smvtay 8bow 7: 411 'ftle Llftll(lll 12:!0 ApleulluN a\plll IJ:IJO NCICIII Report 11:to CcluJmy llpuallatt 1:00 Oblo vaue, Newa 12:45 Counlrf Qo Rowv! Millie Jlllt II'Cir. Yell 12:01 Nooa Report 1:111 N... Seal 1:05 World • Ob1o Newa Oooaler'1 Gulli Sllrol'rl 12:15 Tbe 8e1re11 Z:OO Coalllry Qo Round 1:10 Sporta Tclday 8:00 Platter Party 12:• Rev. Merlla 1'ftb 8:15 WNII!Ir Plelurt 1:111 111111 Seal 4:11 Blaelllllr Auto l!bow 1:11 llllll GralwD f:UI MuiJ!eal Clodr 3:110 Mid Way Matinee 4:30· Local " 1:30 Tbe LullleraD Hour 1:55 Communlty NOWII 3:55 New. Beat 4:!i!i BID Stem Sports 2:00 8ipl of lbe Tlmu 4:00 Dlsclng wllb Dotlll •=oo Latebslr:lna 8:00 BowllJII Soanl (Rev. w. & BJIIut-) 1:!0 PUblic Service . 4:30 IDiorehaoge 8:011 Vau PUrldr llparll 2:11 PUblle Senlce 11:• C)mmumJIJ N... 1:45 FamiJ1 Wcnblp BCIIr 1::111 Suadowu llliwide 'lbt Ill& 10:00 Muon Comity Newa 1:05 World & NaUODal llewa 7:116 The World Today 1:00 Suldly 8bow 111 10:1111 Talk Ill the Tvwll 5:1& lip4Wcbl ... 8porll 7:111 011 4:00 Hour Ill "rrPe 10:$5 New~ . 1:25 WMibereul 1:00 011 - J 4:411 Jolm GrlffiD 11:55 Moralna Melocllea 1:111 Dbmer Muslcalo 1:10 ......., 8bo1reue ·(aeepl Frida)': Owrdl 5:55 lnsld"e Books 8:00 Sip On N... 1:11 SUuduwn 8onolldo I:GI lllmNI Blvd. Belli 1111111 I:GI Counlrf JIJIIbont 7::111 011 U:45 W~J"Id -NIWI a:ao orr 8:30 Farm lien I:GI -.tuM -----------WJEH RADIO Ll'sson Conducted •=• By HAROLD GRAY Km WAe A FN EHGINEEll, AND t& WAS TH! MAN ·~' 'iO 'rt:XJR RUSTlC HERO eROUGHT HIS 8RIOE TO THIS! I& THAI I-lOW MUCH HE LOVED YoU~ THERE WAS A TRAI1'4 AVALANCHE MY KEN SAVED OVER A IT WtCr& ltl BE CAI..IG~T IN AA JUeT TILL HE GOT THE CAM'I(lt>l BRIDGE BUI LT , W6 WERE t-W'PY HliRE~ w. I D:JN'T '<~W WH.O.T I 'D DO IA!ITHOUT H:' i(J LOU! ., . T.. ~ LOCKER'$ GONE! 9HI:'S ,.. WO~OER! ', ~· f �F ............. ..... _...,.. .... -- .............- - ·- - ·1·- ......."'\........... _ _. .... .., .--- .. • ... < .. "" ........,.; ... , .... .,._ ... ~ .. .. • PRICi FIVE gmt Car Is Man Found Dead n Roadside :Park , Strippe~ A 58-year-old Milford, 0 ., Crown City, park, caretaker. It ;incldent were Patrobnen Mor- Warehime, and ~ ohoodnc II court July II for no ' man was found shot to was lylnc In fii'&SS between •tine and Gordon of the 0 hI o lldl under mvesU111tion. T h • license, .Betty J. Imboden ,. death in the State Roadside four large trees and the Chick- State Patrol, Gallla county Dep- body Is at the Wetherhoii-Ell- Millersville, cited 1<1 Me • g • IP:ult on Rt 35 in Haners- amauga Creek bank near pic-,uty SherHf Ivan Fife, Dr. Don- loti-Sandors Funeral home. court July 16, for parkmg at 7 a .~ . today. lnic tables. A shot from a revol- aid Warehime, county c<>roner, Tbe Ohio Slate Patrol also highway and no operator's He was Floyd Bugge, ver had coursed upward from and Prosecuting Attorney War- reported the following arrests cense, and Clyde . Kuhn, 'telgs su~ar Camp Rd ., Milford. his mouth. ren F. Sheets•..No ruling In the over. the weekend: Wllllam L. Tuppers Plains, cited to ,. was a brother of Mrs. 1 ~A:t~th~e'.'sce~n~e~l"'n~ves~ti~ga"'t~ing~t~h::e~ ~ d~ea~t~h~ha~s:_:bee:::n~m::a~d~e~b::y,_.Dr ::.:·::Da:::v.:":-.·_:C::":":I~vil::l:.e,~ct:ted :::...::to:...:.:M::el~gs~court ~~fot~·~s~peed ~~-~;;;;;;;;;~;;.. ">'Jflr l '-'1 ;~;,. Church of 38 Vin- 1 · Ave., Gallipolis, and iJ I COWMBUS (UPII A Traffic fatalities during the lbeliEw'v,.'r'ed. to be survived by l'. Fourth of July weekend broke _ blp DeiMCl'atic _,.,. oald today a plaa 1o aqe utrooaut John H. Gleaa Jr. lo run tiona I Safety Council's grIm far lite Senate iJo Ohio a..t yeor woo being aladled bill ~rediction of 550 to 650 deaths. As tbe _reports of de•tl•• durr.' lito aotr-ut ladlcated be ing the final hours came m, waa loo buoy to let bolo pol~ Howard Pyle, president of the I' f • } licl. National Safety Council, said 0 '"I've cot my boadalull wlllt t ~e toll set a "tragic standard th~ space proJI'IID aDd Uvt uo dme fw polltlea," Gleno against which to measure any I holiday ." 111ld in HoustoD, Tt1a1., ••ue he is worktn& on the mOOD A United Press International count ot i :30 a.m., EDT, 'showA change in the time of the project. -;-'-""--"-'"'--_.._.__"'-·""-'="-.:;:;:..:c:..:=..J.Jlisil of. Jhe..W.est.. l'icginla Cen- Of Parts I' Ban currency Transact•JODS T \.JeD enDI3 Block Assets Train Changed 99 4 shelf unit 12' deep Save time! Save steps! '.. .. - ·' ........................ ...................-...,., ••• • ••• • ••• •• •• ••• ................ - . t lo t1101t ..... t111tttt 1111 CGifltltOII !;MIMI-All ...... tflt PJillfiiN Gf"""' IMrt to fiiiiKI ,, ~~-- ~.., '«'•;_ ' [ SCJ.99 . i_~ { ' ~f J-!helf Door 'n Wall Shelvot, In Whlta or Bronze Finloh $3.95 ; ~ r.~·~,.~· ·"· . ' ~,., l .. ( t li; - ~:"/ . . (.' Your Funny Funny Films! } ! ) 'I . Bank-or Department Store? It's~ to tell which the picture shOWI, isn'tit~ Aetually, It shows the 10bby of a commercl:1.l bank, ID which an aaortment of WIUet ia ~bited-because they illustrate goals attainablt through use of ba:ok tetvicn. Banb often fe8tur& ditplays l~k~ thi11, givlng their pN!miset the apptarance of depart-me~ . !h , In another way, Amenca a commercial banP are. department stores:-of financial. ~ervx-. '!~~era 1lng1e root~ ~e customer finds an UI!Oitment of u,mt~ credit Sfrvi~, aild' · • handy fac11itiell for lafeguarding poase~sions, transferring fundi, anf practicio& tlitift. ~ •ton;-- rou want to be £rotected by a hospJtalization plan that is guaranteed renewable fl!r life, the man to see is your man from Nationwide: MAX WARD WY 2-2460 115 E, 2nd Po111610¥ Bargainl aOOurll!. Cost ill low on loans for all1ound purpo~•: lofe.~deposit protectWn·COI•· . ..,':> pennies weekly; ~benefits of a c:l\eckin& account colt' little ol--111~# the Uniq,ue advan~~ ~ ·' ~ . tq;es of a bank aavmp accowtt are youn: plus interest · ·•· · ' I ~century IOOJDIO,oort lilllo indeed for commercial bankini 1<1 the state where it can offer the averace American this all-around-finalk.ialae~Vi&: rnpvies ore funnier than ever-homemade movies, that is. He's emcee of this new weekl.Y series leatur• lng Qmateur movie-mak- '" I- I JULY 7 through SATURPA y r JULY 13 . . / . It will start on July 8', in Chri~t~~~ Keeler Gets Royal Treatment to the into a &inger' ~y -~lj.l'le~·~ elated over the cab? Start runrung? Get d~wn on his tiappy newS ,be received durmg !lis ..re- hands •!ld knees _a nd ~raw!. . . . . , . ·,: . · . _ · A brtef analySis of the po>slble mtent ,~nt r~riB_ con~~rt . engagement.:_ A of the posters suggests that they are • Fte.n~l! - \)ye speci8ll~ ~Xa!llln~d h•m· and meant to convey "Don't Cross Here." ·: Pf!dJCted he ~ufd· rega1n tus sight ID> · lit!! that wouldn't do for a Manhattan • ftol!' J~O t~ f1.ve years With . the prol"'~ . street sign, of course. . 1operafl0Jl ~nd afte;-eare . . . ~ndoners •. Mpcli too clear. •wqo,wlfl'e 10 on Christine Keeler s screen ·' Junket~rs to Omaha ~or the briefing test tbe··othi!r the "treatment" · on "A Gathering 'Of Eagles" report that ' thet the ··Engllsh , aetress Mary , Pe~ch wa~ absowas . ·lutely flabbergasted will'n she went thrOugh ~e faniastlc SAC operational baae. She waa sllll talking abotJ\ it when · she·left New Yor'k to go home th < other ·day. He_r intense surprise at our l!ir Sit - ~used many of .the Americans in '. .up. 10 wonder what klnd ot propagan~• our l!rillsh cousllls have been fed abOut our military powt!l' -. or l•ck oJ. Jl . . . A Ja)?le Mansfield ··. pos.tcard • [ro!ll Portofllio .lndilcates tl)llt 'the -ltl!l• lao Tolll'~t Bufeau :ovpult! do .wen .til tcy . to lnf!ue"rice tlie local postcard :publi$h• •I'll to ~void p!lotogr!fhs th.1t would .of-. fend many villitori. 'fbe exam.ple Jayne . sel)t, in, ~olor, shows th,t! fa!lldUs ullder-. . wate~ statui! a/ Ghrist in'tl!~· Mediterranean, fl~-~~ by t,.,o Clltv~s~~skin cltv. ers wearj,ng blkinlsc · .• f ' .• • ,, · Roy Castle. the · GIIITY discovery, Bulk. . Tank Service (Colorl --and- . Stanley Baker, Herbert Lorn "HILL DRIYIRS" Sun.-. July 7-t Jamea Stewart and Maureen O'Hara in \ FOR ALL OCCASIONS ma·im A VACATION" Color) -andRobert Webber An,. Sten "THI NUN AND THI IIRGIANT'" Pomerov Flower ShoD lin. Mlllud vall •lleler . WI GIYI TV ITAMPI .w. MaiD Pomoror Rutlandfurnituri. RUTLAND, Phohe St:t. ' 1 .• -.·.-~ ' ':!. We P1y S% in~West Oii,Your S•w,ngs· ' ·· We rie ilOWiri eveowhere "MR. HOIIS TAKIS (In I Saving~Co. . '!. . _,. I , .. 1 The dr~ver, Elhott John smith. 34, East St. Louis. 111., who sus· tamed only bru1ses and shock, ' Maid the 1-ear ot thto bus skidded When the Jackson County into a h:rrge highway sign and Fair o~ns July 17 in Wells\on. spun off the embankment. It slid ' o~ of Its many new featuret :·i ba~:kward! mto a mud-fllh:·d ra- 1~ill . be the Standard Tractor villi' and ov~rturnt>d on Its sidt" , fulhng contest. and top. sma!>hing wtndows and The event wdl be held tq crumpling the ~· eh1rle . front or the Grandstand on Sat-' 1 \ 1 lrla Manlev Rit'"" ·, W"ll 1 1 Bf" >\nriOIIIU'f'<l urday morning July 20. Three classifications wIll compete, Class A, up to ~-200 pounds: Cia .. B up to 5,5011 c Funeral arrangements f o r I from 4 201 and Class welghtl Ida Manle ~ , 90 . of Middlt>port rrom 5'50l ' to 6 800 Hi~l , who dted at Meigs Mem· The ~vent is' ~n tf' anyone · jonal hosp•tal at 5.30 th1s morn- jwho is at least 16 ears of age who is capab~ of drivinc ; ing are inro~plele , She is survtved by two dau~h- a tractor . Implement dealera land ~ l ters, Mrs Olan Doerfer Thailand Begulk• _ were smiling. With Happy Smile• THERE ARE NO SMILES, however. when you mention "The King and I" and " West Side Sl<lry" from Thailand mo- ' BY ERSKINE JOHNSON . BANGKOj(-(NEAt - Exotic Is the only ~ lor Bangkok, a Disneyllke· laoo Of iemple complexes, l!ililed spires, hand-woven sllk dyed ·sunset red a n d lliOOi! . hats shaped like fampshadel;. . •· · ..~,, ls the ~ wOrd for • B~ttflrst ~ · me tlbserve tbal liB 1l!OVIO! · censoi'ahlp. too. . _Thatiand tion • picture salesmen. - Local. censorship has banned "The Ring and I" and "West Side Story" from Tahiland movie screens. As you may remember, a hit Broadway pla)o and two movleo• were based on the bOOk, "Ann~ and the of Siam." Kin' h)ve:' Inspired . ·11ut book, movie, slafle m""" i _ c I~ 11t l'c:, l!lll, and filmilsical ail are bu. . ' · "l!mlkiS.~ ~lailf dill'"~. ·ned here. liiU8I lba! oll;l IIOOC: ·' -~ 1 Tl:f• DUAl. ·A~I(INO V,.TEI!II Addi'ng Tractor pU)) c~onle.Sl I here oh . happy · ' Joseph Hospil<l L 1 ,. N4TI,Q/I'AI. OUN~NCY AC.T AND the Scout cabin last week 1~ 1 1 to St. l.oUll'l County Hu.'lpital and foul were Admitted . "f tOOTH ANNIYER.AittY 0, THE was parked on tbe Shade Riv· er near Chester. The auto, owned by Kenneth Burke of Rt. I, Reedsville, WJI 1parked on the rnad leadinc to. ' Kirkwood , Mo., where •• were ladmilled. lwenly-four wm taken "'l'llliN~it.~! · ;le' ilmller tllat .1o0you haw-1·' ::-' ~ . . ·· -l TONIGHT Audie Murphy Dan Dwyea "'6 ILACK HORSES" persons lo Sl 1 · B}" DOi!i'TJof,r· f{ILGALLEN Jlllsed to do when he comes ¥iss ·.:Midl)jght's ~ Notebook: · Blues· "Don't Walk ·Here" sign? Hop ' '• was stripped of itl wheels and its window! were knocked oot sometime late Sat. hi'urday or early Sunday w K 11 ~-...- ... '""""""'" ~- -· ' <"Jdll- ~·61iUI'·· ~·· . Ambulances shuttled 38 inJured I t - Juat a eentury ap-ln 1863-that Preoident Abraham r.llieoln o~ed the Nodonal Curren?' Act. By creating: a national currency, the Act created a key growth catalyst for thatadV9l!cem"Dt "The Rifleman's•• former time-slot. 1 ,..,..,reached economiC advancement. And by ptoviding fiX F~y-<hatteted bankl, to join thu oxistin& Ita~ 111mb, it ....,ted the "dual bankin& oyttem" that baloo greatly augmonted The ;;heriff said 1 1951 model 1 ers and their ·product. . deover the weekend. 1 George Fennemon thinks i' activities of his 11 had broken down. Sherif! Haritenbach said his department il ' continuing investigation of tha incident. . A car driven bv Jack L. Clark of Harriso~ville had ST LOUIS. Mo. IUPfl - A damage11 esttmattd at t300 SMt!rowdt>d bus w1th passeng..rs urday foUowing I 10 :30 p. m . ;tanding in tht- aisles hit a wet ,collision with a cow owned by rpot and plungt-d down 30-foot ~ Earl Arix , Harr isonville . OJmbankmt>nl Sunday ThrE'f' per· Officer$ report~ the animal wns wt>re killed and i2 were in- ran in the pathway of Clark'I jur·ed. !vehicle while he was drlvinl Offic1als feared the toll mi~ht on the Harrrisonville-Paget~ be h1ghtor. but wht>n the Sceni- road No charges were flied eruise1 was finally rightP£1 fi\' ~ against the motorist and a vethours arter the pre-dawn ~:~cci- er inarian was summoned fo~ dent the death count was hxed the mjured cow . at llll'ee. Robert E. Hysell. 17. of Rut"This 3<'cidenf\ bl one ot the land. James F. Hysell , 19, of wor11t we have eve 1• had " a Rt 1, Middleport and John Greyhound official so~:~id . . David Harrison of Plant City, The dead were .lack Wesley, ' Florida , are being held in jail 23. Burdl'fte. Ark .. Cleophas as AWOL soldiers. The fourth Jobn!Kin, u . Ann Arbor . Mieh . jail pnsoner this morning wa1 and Mrs. Jessit> F. Matthews. 28. Earl Arix, st, of Harrisonvillet 1 Rapton , Ala .. who was traveling charged with intoxication. Lwitb her rour children to met>l , her husband. Two: . the chi~dren_ )".. Ls p~ t' 11 •• • ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . len9·· l'hree Die As Greyhound Bus Skids~ Wrecks '•••• if I National Education Associa· . tion during 1ts annual con1 vention June 30-July 5 in Detrott, Mach. Active in the 1 Indlana State Teachers Asso1 ciation, Wyatt suceeeds Hazel 1 A. Blanchard in the presi- .. . .... . ,;f :~E:.~Sherifl Robert C. Hartreported today In oum- I 1take over leadership of the ' . ........... fin... It I"' 1n1trv111 I'OMIRCIY, OHIO . NEW NEA HEAD- President1 elect Robert H. Wyatt will ~"- ' MEIGS THEATRE vestigated, ond lour persotll locked in county jail,' 60. high 30' wicle 5-Shelf Units It IIIII It ter township waa stripped cl its parts, one accident was ill· Wirtz Grim OnWa To In Banks As U.S. Paf1nr 2P3P5at "' A broken down vehicle ~­ ed along a rural road In Chellr .l ·s· olatedl ~~::~rd~~ed·~!~~mt~.~~: o~·n:~: ~~~:~·wr::::,n wa~: ~ cuba· VI'sl'tl'Dl1 Hours Ill -~""· ~"ii Slim....., -..... die ceo.... aboalllle lloeit: o_f ~lid- are not permitted to enter. · dleport, and Mrs 1 Ella Willis ~f Contes; ,nts will be compet.. .IColumbus. and wo sons: 1 8 1ing for cash prizes or $2&, $15, . ' and Leon Manley, of Mllld 1e-, $10 and " In each class. port. Fnends ma y call at Raw- ! No tractors on cleata or .-I lings Coa.~~ Funeral home af-: tracks wiU be eligible. Only ter noon I uesday . those on rubber tires will ~ I TAKEN TO HOSPITAL I . !· Pearl Cole~an. who resides ~ear the Metgs-Galha county h~e. wa s taken to Hol_zer hos· . Pilat as 8 medical patient_ at , . 3:30 p m. Sunday by Middle1pori emergency-rescue squads·t men . P\\,, ; aBowed tQ compete. Tbe wtH be 20 feet at one hltchl'l!lc with .ttart to be made with .~ tight chain and the chain to • Eaeb: a' least four feet long. contestant will be given at Jqlt' two trials . · I Mel&• Memorial Hoaplt81 TO HUNTINGTON Saturday Adml,lolla - Mra. ,. . Howard Thoma, Pomeroy; ~· ~ Adelbert Lee of ~yracu~e w~s ~ Charles Spencer, Pomeroy; Em- ·I -, ..' j take~ to St. Mary s ~ospltal m rna Williams, Mason. · .. 1Hunt1ngton, W Va . mstead of ; Dilcllupo Satuday _ lloro- " jParkersburg, Saturd•y. f o ' 'thy Durst, Portland; Mrs. SW.. Iley Bryan and . soo, Pomerori Mrs. Harry PrlfOile and Ill!!. : ! ~~tmenl by a neurologist._ b • 0r lt ,:t1 1 '1 .• 1 p:'S.tuday - Mr. ..... ~' Mrs. Howaril Thoma, Po~,, . -~ • daUgltter. ballot ot that time. SU!Iay Ad. . .lou - au, Coul41 Hotp Ke...-4y 'Sarson, Porlllnd; Keith ~ Although Glenn indicattod he er, Middleport; Hazel Winetireli!" no interest in politJes, his ner, West ~umbl1: . Joha H. Glenn. admitted Cecil, Pomeroy: Ruth herl discussed the matter with Pomeroy. ·,~,'ill,[ lois son the last time he aaw ilulll)' 1 ~ '. HoirM't' Smitll, ~ about three monlho ago - wu~. they agreed thr astrooaut thews, ~; ~:·~,)~'l.b!""d not enter politin. Ill~, . ,._; :But hisll-t...I ~lltic lead- ...n,. ~llle: ·Mn. . worked quietly attemptbla aa Wba1eJ !M·•;! 1\lfc:ljlo; 1D put Gl<Dn IIIIa thr n-.-·. ~ ·. itlld ltlll1 ~ ·- . .... -~. '.... .'C:~· -·,·•. .,........ -'1"...: ·. •:::::;o;: ~ ' ' ... ·~ �F ............. ..... _...,.. .... -- .............- - ·- - ·1·- ......."'\........... _ _. .... .., .--- .. • ... < .. "" ........,.; ... , .... .,._ ... ~ .. .. • PRICi FIVE gmt Car Is Man Found Dead n Roadside :Park , Strippe~ A 58-year-old Milford, 0 ., Crown City, park, caretaker. It ;incldent were Patrobnen Mor- Warehime, and ~ ohoodnc II court July II for no ' man was found shot to was lylnc In fii'&SS between •tine and Gordon of the 0 hI o lldl under mvesU111tion. T h • license, .Betty J. Imboden ,. death in the State Roadside four large trees and the Chick- State Patrol, Gallla county Dep- body Is at the Wetherhoii-Ell- Millersville, cited 1<1 Me • g • IP:ult on Rt 35 in Haners- amauga Creek bank near pic-,uty SherHf Ivan Fife, Dr. Don- loti-Sandors Funeral home. court July 16, for parkmg at 7 a .~ . today. lnic tables. A shot from a revol- aid Warehime, county c<>roner, Tbe Ohio Slate Patrol also highway and no operator's He was Floyd Bugge, ver had coursed upward from and Prosecuting Attorney War- reported the following arrests cense, and Clyde . Kuhn, 'telgs su~ar Camp Rd ., Milford. his mouth. ren F. Sheets•..No ruling In the over. the weekend: Wllllam L. Tuppers Plains, cited to ,. was a brother of Mrs. 1 ~A:t~th~e'.'sce~n~e~l"'n~ves~ti~ga"'t~ing~t~h::e~ ~ d~ea~t~h~ha~s:_:bee:::n~m::a~d~e~b::y,_.Dr ::.:·::Da:::v.:":-.·_:C::":":I~vil::l:.e,~ct:ted :::...::to:...:.:M::el~gs~court ~~fot~·~s~peed ~~-~;;;;;;;;;~;;.. ">'Jflr l '-'1 ;~;,. Church of 38 Vin- 1 · Ave., Gallipolis, and iJ I COWMBUS (UPII A Traffic fatalities during the lbeliEw'v,.'r'ed. to be survived by l'. Fourth of July weekend broke _ blp DeiMCl'atic _,.,. oald today a plaa 1o aqe utrooaut John H. Gleaa Jr. lo run tiona I Safety Council's grIm far lite Senate iJo Ohio a..t yeor woo being aladled bill ~rediction of 550 to 650 deaths. As tbe _reports of de•tl•• durr.' lito aotr-ut ladlcated be ing the final hours came m, waa loo buoy to let bolo pol~ Howard Pyle, president of the I' f • } licl. National Safety Council, said 0 '"I've cot my boadalull wlllt t ~e toll set a "tragic standard th~ space proJI'IID aDd Uvt uo dme fw polltlea," Gleno against which to measure any I holiday ." 111ld in HoustoD, Tt1a1., ••ue he is worktn& on the mOOD A United Press International count ot i :30 a.m., EDT, 'showA change in the time of the project. -;-'-""--"-'"'--_.._.__"'-·""-'="-.:;:;:..:c:..:=..J.Jlisil of. Jhe..W.est.. l'icginla Cen- Of Parts I' Ban currency Transact•JODS T \.JeD enDI3 Block Assets Train Changed 99 4 shelf unit 12' deep Save time! Save steps! '.. .. - ·' ........................ ...................-...,., ••• • ••• • ••• •• •• ••• ................ - . t lo t1101t ..... t111tttt 1111 CGifltltOII !;MIMI-All ...... tflt PJillfiiN Gf"""' IMrt to fiiiiKI ,, ~~-- ~.., '«'•;_ ' [ SCJ.99 . i_~ { ' ~f J-!helf Door 'n Wall Shelvot, In Whlta or Bronze Finloh $3.95 ; ~ r.~·~,.~· ·"· . ' ~,., l .. ( t li; - ~:"/ . . (.' Your Funny Funny Films! } ! ) 'I . Bank-or Department Store? It's~ to tell which the picture shOWI, isn'tit~ Aetually, It shows the 10bby of a commercl:1.l bank, ID which an aaortment of WIUet ia ~bited-because they illustrate goals attainablt through use of ba:ok tetvicn. Banb often fe8tur& ditplays l~k~ thi11, givlng their pN!miset the apptarance of depart-me~ . !h , In another way, Amenca a commercial banP are. department stores:-of financial. ~ervx-. '!~~era 1lng1e root~ ~e customer finds an UI!Oitment of u,mt~ credit Sfrvi~, aild' · • handy fac11itiell for lafeguarding poase~sions, transferring fundi, anf practicio& tlitift. ~ •ton;-- rou want to be £rotected by a hospJtalization plan that is guaranteed renewable fl!r life, the man to see is your man from Nationwide: MAX WARD WY 2-2460 115 E, 2nd Po111610¥ Bargainl aOOurll!. Cost ill low on loans for all1ound purpo~•: lofe.~deposit protectWn·COI•· . ..,':> pennies weekly; ~benefits of a c:l\eckin& account colt' little ol--111~# the Uniq,ue advan~~ ~ ·' ~ . tq;es of a bank aavmp accowtt are youn: plus interest · ·•· · ' I ~century IOOJDIO,oort lilllo indeed for commercial bankini 1<1 the state where it can offer the averace American this all-around-finalk.ialae~Vi&: rnpvies ore funnier than ever-homemade movies, that is. He's emcee of this new weekl.Y series leatur• lng Qmateur movie-mak- '" I- I JULY 7 through SATURPA y r JULY 13 . . / . It will start on July 8', in Chri~t~~~ Keeler Gets Royal Treatment to the into a &inger' ~y -~lj.l'le~·~ elated over the cab? Start runrung? Get d~wn on his tiappy newS ,be received durmg !lis ..re- hands •!ld knees _a nd ~raw!. . . . . , . ·,: . · . _ · A brtef analySis of the po>slble mtent ,~nt r~riB_ con~~rt . engagement.:_ A of the posters suggests that they are • Fte.n~l! - \)ye speci8ll~ ~Xa!llln~d h•m· and meant to convey "Don't Cross Here." ·: Pf!dJCted he ~ufd· rega1n tus sight ID> · lit!! that wouldn't do for a Manhattan • ftol!' J~O t~ f1.ve years With . the prol"'~ . street sign, of course. . 1operafl0Jl ~nd afte;-eare . . . ~ndoners •. Mpcli too clear. •wqo,wlfl'e 10 on Christine Keeler s screen ·' Junket~rs to Omaha ~or the briefing test tbe··othi!r the "treatment" · on "A Gathering 'Of Eagles" report that ' thet the ··Engllsh , aetress Mary , Pe~ch wa~ absowas . ·lutely flabbergasted will'n she went thrOugh ~e faniastlc SAC operational baae. She waa sllll talking abotJ\ it when · she·left New Yor'k to go home th < other ·day. He_r intense surprise at our l!ir Sit - ~used many of .the Americans in '. .up. 10 wonder what klnd ot propagan~• our l!rillsh cousllls have been fed abOut our military powt!l' -. or l•ck oJ. Jl . . . A Ja)?le Mansfield ··. pos.tcard • [ro!ll Portofllio .lndilcates tl)llt 'the -ltl!l• lao Tolll'~t Bufeau :ovpult! do .wen .til tcy . to lnf!ue"rice tlie local postcard :publi$h• •I'll to ~void p!lotogr!fhs th.1t would .of-. fend many villitori. 'fbe exam.ple Jayne . sel)t, in, ~olor, shows th,t! fa!lldUs ullder-. . wate~ statui! a/ Ghrist in'tl!~· Mediterranean, fl~-~~ by t,.,o Clltv~s~~skin cltv. ers wearj,ng blkinlsc · .• f ' .• • ,, · Roy Castle. the · GIIITY discovery, Bulk. . Tank Service (Colorl --and- . Stanley Baker, Herbert Lorn "HILL DRIYIRS" Sun.-. July 7-t Jamea Stewart and Maureen O'Hara in \ FOR ALL OCCASIONS ma·im A VACATION" Color) -andRobert Webber An,. Sten "THI NUN AND THI IIRGIANT'" Pomerov Flower ShoD lin. Mlllud vall •lleler . WI GIYI TV ITAMPI .w. MaiD Pomoror Rutlandfurnituri. RUTLAND, Phohe St:t. ' 1 .• -.·.-~ ' ':!. We P1y S% in~West Oii,Your S•w,ngs· ' ·· We rie ilOWiri eveowhere "MR. HOIIS TAKIS (In I Saving~Co. . '!. . _,. I , .. 1 The dr~ver, Elhott John smith. 34, East St. Louis. 111., who sus· tamed only bru1ses and shock, ' Maid the 1-ear ot thto bus skidded When the Jackson County into a h:rrge highway sign and Fair o~ns July 17 in Wells\on. spun off the embankment. It slid ' o~ of Its many new featuret :·i ba~:kward! mto a mud-fllh:·d ra- 1~ill . be the Standard Tractor villi' and ov~rturnt>d on Its sidt" , fulhng contest. and top. sma!>hing wtndows and The event wdl be held tq crumpling the ~· eh1rle . front or the Grandstand on Sat-' 1 \ 1 lrla Manlev Rit'"" ·, W"ll 1 1 Bf" >\nriOIIIU'f'<l urday morning July 20. Three classifications wIll compete, Class A, up to ~-200 pounds: Cia .. B up to 5,5011 c Funeral arrangements f o r I from 4 201 and Class welghtl Ida Manle ~ , 90 . of Middlt>port rrom 5'50l ' to 6 800 Hi~l , who dted at Meigs Mem· The ~vent is' ~n tf' anyone · jonal hosp•tal at 5.30 th1s morn- jwho is at least 16 ears of age who is capab~ of drivinc ; ing are inro~plele , She is survtved by two dau~h- a tractor . Implement dealera land ~ l ters, Mrs Olan Doerfer Thailand Begulk• _ were smiling. With Happy Smile• THERE ARE NO SMILES, however. when you mention "The King and I" and " West Side Sl<lry" from Thailand mo- ' BY ERSKINE JOHNSON . BANGKOj(-(NEAt - Exotic Is the only ~ lor Bangkok, a Disneyllke· laoo Of iemple complexes, l!ililed spires, hand-woven sllk dyed ·sunset red a n d lliOOi! . hats shaped like fampshadel;. . •· · ..~,, ls the ~ wOrd for • B~ttflrst ~ · me tlbserve tbal liB 1l!OVIO! · censoi'ahlp. too. . _Thatiand tion • picture salesmen. - Local. censorship has banned "The Ring and I" and "West Side Story" from Tahiland movie screens. As you may remember, a hit Broadway pla)o and two movleo• were based on the bOOk, "Ann~ and the of Siam." Kin' h)ve:' Inspired . ·11ut book, movie, slafle m""" i _ c I~ 11t l'c:, l!lll, and filmilsical ail are bu. . ' · "l!mlkiS.~ ~lailf dill'"~. ·ned here. liiU8I lba! oll;l IIOOC: ·' -~ 1 Tl:f• DUAl. ·A~I(INO V,.TEI!II Addi'ng Tractor pU)) c~onle.Sl I here oh . happy · ' Joseph Hospil<l L 1 ,. N4TI,Q/I'AI. OUN~NCY AC.T AND the Scout cabin last week 1~ 1 1 to St. l.oUll'l County Hu.'lpital and foul were Admitted . "f tOOTH ANNIYER.AittY 0, THE was parked on tbe Shade Riv· er near Chester. The auto, owned by Kenneth Burke of Rt. I, Reedsville, WJI 1parked on the rnad leadinc to. ' Kirkwood , Mo., where •• were ladmilled. lwenly-four wm taken "'l'llliN~it.~! · ;le' ilmller tllat .1o0you haw-1·' ::-' ~ . . ·· -l TONIGHT Audie Murphy Dan Dwyea "'6 ILACK HORSES" persons lo Sl 1 · B}" DOi!i'TJof,r· f{ILGALLEN Jlllsed to do when he comes ¥iss ·.:Midl)jght's ~ Notebook: · Blues· "Don't Walk ·Here" sign? Hop ' '• was stripped of itl wheels and its window! were knocked oot sometime late Sat. hi'urday or early Sunday w K 11 ~-...- ... '""""""'" ~- -· ' <"Jdll- ~·61iUI'·· ~·· . Ambulances shuttled 38 inJured I t - Juat a eentury ap-ln 1863-that Preoident Abraham r.llieoln o~ed the Nodonal Curren?' Act. By creating: a national currency, the Act created a key growth catalyst for thatadV9l!cem"Dt "The Rifleman's•• former time-slot. 1 ,..,..,reached economiC advancement. And by ptoviding fiX F~y-<hatteted bankl, to join thu oxistin& Ita~ 111mb, it ....,ted the "dual bankin& oyttem" that baloo greatly augmonted The ;;heriff said 1 1951 model 1 ers and their ·product. . deover the weekend. 1 George Fennemon thinks i' activities of his 11 had broken down. Sherif! Haritenbach said his department il ' continuing investigation of tha incident. . A car driven bv Jack L. Clark of Harriso~ville had ST LOUIS. Mo. IUPfl - A damage11 esttmattd at t300 SMt!rowdt>d bus w1th passeng..rs urday foUowing I 10 :30 p. m . ;tanding in tht- aisles hit a wet ,collision with a cow owned by rpot and plungt-d down 30-foot ~ Earl Arix , Harr isonville . OJmbankmt>nl Sunday ThrE'f' per· Officer$ report~ the animal wns wt>re killed and i2 were in- ran in the pathway of Clark'I jur·ed. !vehicle while he was drlvinl Offic1als feared the toll mi~ht on the Harrrisonville-Paget~ be h1ghtor. but wht>n the Sceni- road No charges were flied eruise1 was finally rightP£1 fi\' ~ against the motorist and a vethours arter the pre-dawn ~:~cci- er inarian was summoned fo~ dent the death count was hxed the mjured cow . at llll'ee. Robert E. Hysell. 17. of Rut"This 3<'cidenf\ bl one ot the land. James F. Hysell , 19, of wor11t we have eve 1• had " a Rt 1, Middleport and John Greyhound official so~:~id . . David Harrison of Plant City, The dead were .lack Wesley, ' Florida , are being held in jail 23. Burdl'fte. Ark .. Cleophas as AWOL soldiers. The fourth Jobn!Kin, u . Ann Arbor . Mieh . jail pnsoner this morning wa1 and Mrs. Jessit> F. Matthews. 28. Earl Arix, st, of Harrisonvillet 1 Rapton , Ala .. who was traveling charged with intoxication. Lwitb her rour children to met>l , her husband. Two: . the chi~dren_ )".. Ls p~ t' 11 •• • ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . len9·· l'hree Die As Greyhound Bus Skids~ Wrecks '•••• if I National Education Associa· . tion during 1ts annual con1 vention June 30-July 5 in Detrott, Mach. Active in the 1 Indlana State Teachers Asso1 ciation, Wyatt suceeeds Hazel 1 A. Blanchard in the presi- .. . .... . ,;f :~E:.~Sherifl Robert C. Hartreported today In oum- I 1take over leadership of the ' . ........... fin... It I"' 1n1trv111 I'OMIRCIY, OHIO . NEW NEA HEAD- President1 elect Robert H. Wyatt will ~"- ' MEIGS THEATRE vestigated, ond lour persotll locked in county jail,' 60. high 30' wicle 5-Shelf Units It IIIII It ter township waa stripped cl its parts, one accident was ill· Wirtz Grim OnWa To In Banks As U.S. Paf1nr 2P3P5at "' A broken down vehicle ~­ ed along a rural road In Chellr .l ·s· olatedl ~~::~rd~~ed·~!~~mt~.~~: o~·n:~: ~~~:~·wr::::,n wa~: ~ cuba· VI'sl'tl'Dl1 Hours Ill -~""· ~"ii Slim....., -..... die ceo.... aboalllle lloeit: o_f ~lid- are not permitted to enter. · dleport, and Mrs 1 Ella Willis ~f Contes; ,nts will be compet.. .IColumbus. and wo sons: 1 8 1ing for cash prizes or $2&, $15, . ' and Leon Manley, of Mllld 1e-, $10 and " In each class. port. Fnends ma y call at Raw- ! No tractors on cleata or .-I lings Coa.~~ Funeral home af-: tracks wiU be eligible. Only ter noon I uesday . those on rubber tires will ~ I TAKEN TO HOSPITAL I . !· Pearl Cole~an. who resides ~ear the Metgs-Galha county h~e. wa s taken to Hol_zer hos· . Pilat as 8 medical patient_ at , . 3:30 p m. Sunday by Middle1pori emergency-rescue squads·t men . P\\,, ; aBowed tQ compete. Tbe wtH be 20 feet at one hltchl'l!lc with .ttart to be made with .~ tight chain and the chain to • Eaeb: a' least four feet long. contestant will be given at Jqlt' two trials . · I Mel&• Memorial Hoaplt81 TO HUNTINGTON Saturday Adml,lolla - Mra. ,. . Howard Thoma, Pomeroy; ~· ~ Adelbert Lee of ~yracu~e w~s ~ Charles Spencer, Pomeroy; Em- ·I -, ..' j take~ to St. Mary s ~ospltal m rna Williams, Mason. · .. 1Hunt1ngton, W Va . mstead of ; Dilcllupo Satuday _ lloro- " jParkersburg, Saturd•y. f o ' 'thy Durst, Portland; Mrs. SW.. Iley Bryan and . soo, Pomerori Mrs. Harry PrlfOile and Ill!!. : ! ~~tmenl by a neurologist._ b • 0r lt ,:t1 1 '1 .• 1 p:'S.tuday - Mr. ..... ~' Mrs. Howaril Thoma, Po~,, . -~ • daUgltter. ballot ot that time. SU!Iay Ad. . .lou - au, Coul41 Hotp Ke...-4y 'Sarson, Porlllnd; Keith ~ Although Glenn indicattod he er, Middleport; Hazel Winetireli!" no interest in politJes, his ner, West ~umbl1: . Joha H. Glenn. admitted Cecil, Pomeroy: Ruth herl discussed the matter with Pomeroy. ·,~,'ill,[ lois son the last time he aaw ilulll)' 1 ~ '. HoirM't' Smitll, ~ about three monlho ago - wu~. they agreed thr astrooaut thews, ~; ~:·~,)~'l.b!""d not enter politin. Ill~, . ,._; :But hisll-t...I ~lltic lead- ...n,. ~llle: ·Mn. . worked quietly attemptbla aa Wba1eJ !M·•;! 1\lfc:ljlo; 1D put Gl<Dn IIIIa thr n-.-·. ~ ·. itlld ltlll1 ~ ·- . .... -~. '.... .'C:~· -·,·•. .,........ -'1"...: ·. •:::::;o;: ~ ' ' ... ·~ �.... ..,.. .... - ' . ~ ...1 .. ~,.,, ... .. ... ... - - - - . . - . .. - - ~- ........ ........................ ~.,. - - ""' .... .- - ' ........ .. ,. "" ........ ...... ""' . ...... - _............. . .. . . .- .... ...~ ... .... ' •• • p-r~"C'Ues ---.J • Dmner Meet,'ng Ot Group Council Wins High Praise For Its Work wscs -Aroimd And About . Camp Fund Is ·1Selected As Group Project A siJ: o'clock ch~en cUnner Mtdd~eporf A perm8nem ~P fund was InspecUon of Guiding S t a r • Council No. 12•. Dauyhters of •r~O(fed_ the meeting o1 1 be Fourth of Jul dinner agreed u(IO!I u a projtcl of ol the llyracuae Metho. Y IJilM11 the Star OW of the Syr...,.. America In Syracuse, was held church W~ evening ol Mrs. J. H. Smith and Halo! F 1r s t Ullited Prelb~ Thursday night, June 27. The the home ol Mrs. Carl Weese. VanCooney, Grant-s! were Mr. Clourch ill a meeting June 25th meeUng wu conducted In Mrs Allee capehart presl· and Mrs. B. L. Potter, M r 1· ill the Annes of the church ritualistic form Dy thi council'was ill charge ~~ I he ~'ord, of Barbounville, W. Va.; The !log In h . or, Margaret CottrilL I m.eeting, which opened with deMr. and Mrs. F. E. Tlce, Hunt· of the ..!:O.,t ~';,"t!~ SIJter Myrtle Durst was revotlona taken from I John by lngton, w . Va.; Mias Maude McBride, who read u dev~ ported home from hospital. JV.rs. Royal Thomas, who clos- Taylor, Middlepor!; and Rev. llono, "What God's World TeHa The inspecting officer , Dised with prayer. and Mrs. Lewis Mikell, Gallipo. U• About God," of Psalm 19, trict Deputy Edith Wakely of "Lord, Teach Us to Pray" lis, who have just returned followed by prayer. Roll call :Marietta, gavt the Council a was the ti>plc of the program from a tour of the Holy Land, was answered with a scripture very good grade for its work. presented by Mrs. John Sauv- Mr. and Mno. WUUam Hayes verse containing the word She told of the booster meet· age Jr. 8l1<l the chapter on arxl sons, Mike arxl Doug, of "rose." ins in November, and the pic' ·Theology and MlsaloDB" from Bridger, Montsna, arrived Wed· The camp IUDd, in the amount llic for District officf:!rs and the study book, was given by nesday for a vlslt with ·h lo of f25 will be used to asslot deputies. The district will sponMrs. Capehart. brother and famlly, Mr. and young people of the church who IK.Ir a rummage sale, and members are asked to brins arti& Durm~ the business session, Mrs. A. w. Hftye~. He ts also a wish ·to atteod camp or church 24 shut-on calls were reported brother of the late F r a n k conference cles to the council rooms, so Missionary letters were read Hayes The brothers had not Mrs ~ Qui k ad "A they can be taken to the picfrom Korea and Japan. Mr s. seen ~ach other since 1932 when You Go Throu b c ~,. ~ nic. . Mrs. Wakely was presented was named ~ecretary A. w. Hayes left Montana. Ac- • The Weaver."g ' a gift from the Council by Mrs. supply work, replacmg Mrs. companying them here were Roll 11 ord 1 the July Cottrill. All visiting members William Houdashelt who resi~n- her sister and brother-lJJ..Iaw. meetingcawn~ be ~~':essen er., spoke briefly. ed. Plans were made for a poe- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dober· program by . MlJs ~~ Present were Ethel Rainey nlc at the Syracuse park in druk and children, Frank, Jr. Duckworth, and Mrs. ol Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.; Laura August. . and Bonnie of Willoughby, East Harden will be hostess Sayre and"' Laura~· Watson of An ..arttcle, "The Amerl~an Lake, Ohio. They also visited Mrs. Mayme Hoi~, host· Racine; Council Deputy FlorWa!, and George Washmg- with Mrs. Frank Hayes and ess, served refreshments to ence Harden; Counselor Mar· tons Praye~ to the ~atoon were sons. Mrs. McBride Mrs. Duckworth 1 read by Miss MarCJa Karr to , ' aaret Cottrill, Elizabeth Duok· close the meeting. Atl<oding Thursday afternoon and eveMn. Qutck, Mrs. Ada Slack, worth , Esther Harden, Sadie were the above named and Mrs. nlng guests of Mr. and Mn. Mrs. ~zel Clark, and Mba Theuner, Lizzie Quick, Hazel Carl Herring, Mrs. L u h • r A. W. Hayea were Janel Ulco, Frankoe Mumaw. 1 Clark, •nd Ural Thomas. Friend, Mrs. Melvin Grimm, of Lancaster, wh~ Is attending Guests were Mrs. Wakely, Mrs. William Eichinger and a summer school m Columbus, 7th Anniver1arie1 district deputy ; Edith Betzing. ........t rh-. o ..... 1"' ....1 u ...... ;..... Robert Pierce and Gene Hayes . .ru.______ _. n __ ___,., __ State Inside Sentinel of TuJ>MRS. HERBERT MICH.!> 111 . OIII.INC.FR per~ Plains ; Dorothy Ritchie, Before an altar decorated will Dons Grueser,. Eleanor Leoo- ioli and greenery combined with ard, Esther Rodenour. Myrtle branch candelabra, Miss Judy . . Walker, Laura Mae Hartung, bride of Herbert Michael Ohling· 1:00 Gil..&/ ,(lospltal and Eva Bailey of Chester. many Sunday, June 9 at 7 :30 ~ 1:30 . Sbowtime • Z:M Q(lay Report Presbyterian Church in MiddleP< , 3,110 Queea For A Dai White satiri bows marked the 3:30 Wbo Do y,.. ,..... WSAZ-TV WSAZ-TV kneeling bench completing the . ard Ruppe it was the officiating rr 4 : 0 0 -. ......... Chane~ 3 Chimnel 3 4:30 Dlleoverr .., . The bride is the daughter of t:ll Goopel Clra•u 1:45 Conlooll Report 4:55 ~. . .. Grant-st.. Middleport. Mr. Ohlfr Jl,ti!J Town Han 7:110 tadar Sbow ' 5:00 supPer .... Twenty members and 0 n e I1and Mr~.' Conrad Ohl mger, ~04 . tt:'" Lf1oing Ward 1:25 'l'. .S., OUt Your WaJ 5:20 Supermaa guest, Mrs. Walter Miller, an·! 'fhe brode, escorted to the aI· Inorr 10:45 Chrlstophen t:• Cltood Homing 6:110 B a1swered the roll call with " Altar by her .unc~e, Clarence Ball· lsoril II:Ot This Is The Life 1:311 Operallon Alpltabet 6:30 Fourth of July memory," when ey, of Sprmgfoeld, ~as attired ped 11 :30 Frontiers of Faith 1o:oo say WileD & : ~ A ..... AI tile W...... the Chester Garden dub met m a g~wn ~r white ~lipper sa!m A 12 :00 TV Chapel 11;25 trl!:wa 6:40 ABC Evll!llia a.port Wednesday evenins at t h e overlaid w1th E~glish net With nup. 12:30 Ask A Priest U :IO Pto, Y- Hunch 7:00 Amos 'n Andy • home of Mrs. Roy Miller, with ~ ruffle of ch~nblly lace form- by ) . IZ:45 A New Life 11:00 Price Ia Righi 7:30 The Dakotas 1:08 Goapel Hannony Bop Mrs. Ernest Kllight and Mrs. ms a v-shape m !ront and back. witb U :30 COncentrattoa 1:30 Tbe Rifleman . 1:30 Movie Howard Knight as co-hostesses . Her bouff~nt skirt fell into a sing 12:00 Your Ftrat lmpreaaioa 8:00 Stoney Butl<e 3:3$ Salute to Burke Devotions by Mrs. Miller in· chapel tram. The. molded brxl· Pra· 12:30 Truth or Cons~ 10:00 Ben Casey 4:00 Reds Vs. Dodgers 12:5$ NeWI eluded 8 reading, " My Coon- lee !'as of cha~tllly. lace over Pra~ 11 :oo Local News · 7:110 News 1:30 Leave It Til Girls try," scripture II Corlnthiana apploqued oatm wtth net A. 11 ' lO Pacemaker Newa 7:30 Sports 1:111 People Will Talll: 3:13-18 and prayer. Mrs. How- yoke, a sman lace collar and frler 11:15 Weather 7:30 Walt Disaer 2:fi News ard Knight gave the verse of long tapered s~eves. Her fon· socl 11:20 Academy Award 11avte ::so car H the month. ger tip veil of sdk lllusoon was Jowl 1:30 Doctors t:OO (lonanza 3:00 Loretta YOIIDI Mrs. Vernon Weber discuss- held by a small crown of laoe brl!! 10:08 Show of Week 3:30 You Don't Say eel new methods of pest control and seed pearls. a f. 11:01 Neft t :UO Match Game and displayed literature oil the She camed a cascade bolt- rll 11 :10 Weather t:Z5 Aflemooo Repol1 subject. Mrs, Robert Worxl In quet of while rose~uds and Ill· ~ 11:15 lleyhule t:IIO Make Room, Dadd¥. her topic "Poisonous Plants," les of the valley. fhe b rt de cOW 1:110 Itt. c:artA>oD named well known plants whoae wore a songle strand of pearls, in'· Channel I 5:30 McKeeYec " Colonel Dowers, """ or seed pods 11 eat· a gift of the groom, and pearl puq G :lt You .liked FOl' It en by chiJdreD will poison or earnngs belongmg to her grand, WCHS.TV 1: II J.. !llll<=!'•er SboW cause ill effects ' and told what mother , the late Minnie Erie· mlet.or. 11:00 P8I'SOII'I llallilc:: 1:15 .._ _ . p steps to take if the emersency wme · . f A• U:30 CBS Report "ao Newa flciUI'O Miss Karen Gregg, s1ster o . .rose . 1:111 Oral Robetlar . 'd ,~ 1:41 Buntley-Br-*lay a.,art The demonstration of 1 h e the brode, served as mao o Cl . 1:111 Tllkllol Handa . . tl ar .7:• liud<tlllerrJ ...,.... nwnth by Mrs. Lawrence Mil- honor, wearmg ~ prmcess. s y e Gill' 1:45 Twins Vo. Orloleo 7:111 llondal' Nlgbt llorill hoan was 8 symmetrical ar- dress of petal pmk organza ov- Sh . . 5:GI Sea Hunt 1:111 Art l..tllldelter . rangement of canna foliage, hy- er taffeta embroidered with tiny eel" 5:31 Amateur Sour IO:GI lklalt:lef'a J<lllnlll drangea and snap dragons. seed pear Is and featur_mg a Mrs 6:00 Tweltietb CeolurJ JO:a .lleet the Pre. During the business session, pout! bad<. Her headpoece was of I &:30 Mr. Ed 11:tlll t'lewl Mrs. carl Kautz, president, Ia circular vetl held by a nat F\ 7:00 Lassie 11:11 Weatllerclll nattoed Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, bow In matching pink. White brl~ f:30 DennJs The ....._ ll:li Jim 1'lllc*et .. $(1«11 Mrs. Donald Mora and M r s. wrist length gloves l'Dmplete.J silk 1:00 Ed SuWvaa 11:11 Wadel llewa 1'oalil& 1:00 RA!al lleCoyl Homer Holter to draw up by • her c'"!tume. • . . pal< a:• '-""' - Vorlet;J Jaws for honorary membership. Lewos E. Smoth, Moddleport, ro!il 1: Ill G. £. 111~ A roond robin birthday card served as best man and Tom- Alit 10:00 Candid ca-. WatS.TV was sent w Mrs. G. A. Young. my Goett, Pomeroy, and Wol- boU. 10:30 What's 111 Ulle C:lumwl8 11:1111 CBS Neill Mrs . B. K. Ridenour y e 8 r Ham Woodard, U. S. Air Force, 1l T:li Dally Wor4 11:15 uate Aolf book chairman for the new Oregon, were ushers. i a T:ltl Jack LalaDM Show Garden club y~ar, named Mrs. The bride's mother wore a ~igl .,.. Budd¥ Stardler WH\'N-TV Earl Dean, Mrs. Pearl Ko- rose lace sheath dress w i I h CoU 1,!11 captam '&.uca<oo blentz, Mrs. Guy· Summerfield betge acc.essor.les and . a cor- thlr' Channel 13 lt:OI cateooar and Mrs. Reid Yoong w work sage of ponk topped whote car- City 11:30 Dr. Peale 10:30 I LuYO IAiot with her natoons. The mother of I he Ohf 12:00 Davey lc Goliath 11:00 flea! lokCof• Judges' awarded red ribbons groom was attired In a. b Iu_e roy U :lli Noblemen Quarlel U:30 Pele 6 GJaQa to Mrs. Earl Dean, Mrs. Lawyem 12:00 l.ove of Life 1%:30 Bible Answen renee Milhoan and Mrs. Pearl ":'eeting and favors were purse and 1:00 t.ower Ll&blhouse 12:25 Newa Mora and blue ribbonb to Mrs. s1ze mirrors. Mrs. Homer Hoi· the , 1:30 !4eet Professor 12:30 For Tomorrow Reid Young, Mrs. Donald Mo- ter won the door prize. of .•, 12: 4i lilllduli IAgill 2:00 Directions 'G 1:110. Woman's .:'age ra, Mno. Earl Dean, Mro. Pearl sidi! Z:SO Issues & Answers l :Z Newa Mora, Mrs. Homer Holter and Wedding Pictures vllll S:OO Brldge 1:30 As The Wocld Tura 1::10 Bowling Mrs. Robert Wood. Mrs . Pearl Shown By Smith.t 1:00 P81BWwd t:3t fake Two Mora won the contest conduct· Mr. and Mrs. Thea L. Smith A 2:30 Houaepar!J 5:00 Tratlmaater ed by Mrs. Kautz. entertained with a barbecue at urdr 3:00 To Tell Trutla 1:00 Action Theater . The hostesses served a des· 6 p.m. Fourth of July, at their Mri 3:25 Newa 7:00 USA Prellinlnariea Nrl couroe at the close of the horne, 121 Peacock Ave. Pre. · S: 30 1be Millionaire 7:30 Jetsons Following the dinner, slides eret. 4:00 lbe 5ecre1 Sluna i:OO M,ovles taken of the wedding and re· Jart. 4:30 Tbe l!:dge o1 Nilbl 10:00 Voice of Firestone ception of their daughter Sue and · 1:00 Anile oatlq ' lo:30 Newa and Danny Zirkle on June 2tl gh<t' 5:30 Pbll Silvera II:GO Clallllc Tbeate< were shown. Guests were Mr. and · a:oo Sea Hudl and Mrs. Danny Zirkle, Mr. bus 8:30 D<apel LOOK·LISTEN: "The PattJ and Mrs. Harry P. Smith, Mr. Mis. 1:110 ESSo lleporiU Duke Sbow," a new and re- 1:111 Wealllet and Mrs. Elsworth Rowe, Mr. Mn. and Mrs. Chester Zirkle, Mrs. of ·. lreahiagly different half • ~ 7:15 Cll5 Newo I. B. Weed, Miss Anna Durst GrO:., comedy aeriei s~~trriog Aca4· 7::Ill To r.u Trutlt emy Award winner Patty Duke f :tltl ' 'ye Gol 4 Sec.rel and Mrs. Walter Miller. rair In tbe dual role of loot • .alike 8:30 Comedy Series Mr1 couslna, will lllilke Its debut 111 · t:OU OaDDJ lbome• _ Br} • ABC-'I'V Wed., Sept. II .. ..... H~SON0toive·ln and 1:111 AiiiJ1 Grllllllt W VI\ Simou and Scbuater will put.. ·10:00 Paaawa laD'.' ~ --~.. . ... llsb Elmer Rice's autobiogra- 111:30 ~IWIII'·• I.'IIe. 8lan ' ' lUlU ~"·· phy, "Minority Report" m Aug· 11:!11 iJwuo·o ·NIWI ~ ley ;r, ... TONIGHT ast It - the 49tb anniversary 11:10 Wnn•na die • .._. .~ 4udle lolurphr Don Duryeo low'~ of the first night of his II r H 11:15 Silver. BraDd SpacqJ ~ lng "6 ILACK HORSIS" play, "On Trial!' He baa ~ 11::10 LateGen (Color) ten !ill playa In all .. .. .. . -ondStanley Boker, Herbert Lom · =. __ .... .., ... .............. ...,.. ....... . . , 7 , , .... Student From Nigeria Speaks In Syracuse trill , ..._ "Ohrlot'o Way, My way": the "B-1-~~<~..J!"; aDd Zac'C haeus. A plane . org111duet was played by Par · ov• ac.d El<anor Scbr :~~~0.~ •a~!.n. Mll!don d "Our Home ,. · .. No Teart ~a ,. · b Estho m Heaven, was aung YCro er Sylvtst~r, Ka thryn W w, Margaret cottnll, Agnea hlte, alod Rev. Ruppel!. , Miss Obiora. wearin~ her _Pio tive dress, Wkl of her scboom:!t her home hfe and the ooc: hfe on her country . She lo o!. Catholic l~oth arxl has six sl"' ters and "' .brothers. ller lather works w•th the Health Deo ,t MJJs . Sylvlf Oblora, ol 0n1tabe, Nogerla, Africa, was .guest speaker when " Family Night" was held Friday night, June 28th, at .ne Syracuse FIr s t United Presbyterian Church A poU.r k dinner was ae.:Ved In the Annex at s:SO p. m., pl~ed by prayer by the Rev. Howard Ru~pelt. A program followed, opening with the congregation sin ging " Heave,.. ly Sunshine." Scripture w as read by Agnes White , followed by prayer by Rev. Ruppel!. J!oberta Lewis and Bruce Cotand relative• In the Bend area. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eblin of Lancast· er and Mr. and M.,. Jacl< Mumford and famlly, Columbus. She atterxled n years ol school before comong. ro Ohio Univ.e rsity. where she os a sopho om?re ma]or~g m Home Econ. omocs. She woll work as an Alfo rlcultural Agent when she r"' turns to her native country. Mrs. Roy Miller Is Hostess For Garden Club "' p-.... TUESDAY if A brolcen down •ehldo ~ · ed along a rural road in Ch<\tlr tor township was .stripped " one accident wu IIIIvetJtigtlted, and four perSOIII locked in county jail, Meip Sheriff Robert C. HanNEW NEA Ht:AD- President-i enb•ach reported today in sumelect Robert H. Wyatt will marizing ocUvlties of his d• ta~eleadership of the partment over the weekend. Nal' i:lucation Associ&· The sheriff said a 1151 model t' during its annual con· Pontiac was stripped of Itt vention June 30-July 5 in wheels and its windows wert Detroit, Mich. Active In the knocked 0111 sometime late Sat. Indiana State Teachers Asao· elation, Wyatt succeeds Hazel urday or early Sunday while It A. Blanchard in the preai· was parked on the Shade RIY· lenc.)'. er near Chester. The auto, owned by Kenneth IBu~rke of Rt. I, Reedsville, w~s Iparked oo the road leading 19. the Scout cabin last week lfter 1 it had brolcen down . Sheriff Har. 1tenbach said his department II • 'I contlnuing investigation of l:bl. ...... ·. -'f:st J. . ~ f;.lnne ShoW t:OI !laplaiJI ltln...... 10:01 cateDdar " r"', ·10:30 I J,.ove i:.aey 11:00 11N1 llceoJ• 11:30 Peloi aod Glaolvs IJ:.OI.Lote of Ltle IJ:Zi CBS N.,.. U:IO W01118D'.s ·Pago 1:111 wCHS- 1:30 All The World 1'urlll 1 : 01~ Pauword 1:110~ ·. l :tlt To Tell TrUib 3:30 llll1lOalilre . 4:00. , . ..... - FRIDAY f:at Tloo Sdp el Nt&ht I:DQ Aane QakleJ 5:111 Brolr.eD Arrow ,,.. ~ se. 8ual 1;16 Drape! 7:00 19110 lleporCir 7:10 Weal~* 7:~CB8~ .,. Doble OllUI ):10 BeVerly ; lllllbillletl · '':Ill VIII ~ llbbw· . , R: ::::: .•·--·8eioaooJal Weatlii!' UriO u:u tile ~~ports · a.. 11:111 'llie 1.-te . . . MAX WARD WY~ I IS E. 2nd Po~n~troy lun,.,.,., JUIJ. 7-1 J 11111e1 Stewart and MlureeD O'Hara in "MMl. - I S TAKII A V,o\CATION" (In Color) ,~ .'. Henry Denker has Skl(• JS, wfeC k·s beea •named es:ecutive pcoduc- er: He W1ote. directed and pr.,. · .~ FRIDAY ST. LOUJ.S , Mo . iUPil - ·- 1Clark ot Harrisonville A · damages eshmattd Ambulances shuttled 28 injured persOill lo St. Joseph Hospital. . L. h1 d at $300 Sat· Add•tng T.rae(or , Mo .. wlwre ul weno I:Kirkwood admitted. t'wenty~four wm taken film entry and a delegatm American actor Edgar Kuhn, who played a featured role in the film ' 'The Day and tbe Hour," slaiTiog Sim<toe Signoret and Stuart Whitman, has been cast as au Italian daredev· II driver wbo has lost his nerve - iD .. The Director ;• an episode of .. Harry's Girls,' ' for NBC-TV . .. ' George Segal has been signed as Robert Taylor's co-star on the Is-&! NBC·TV drama!· ic seriea "The Robert Taylor Show" Thursdays, stao:tiug i1 the fall. Sesal recently len thf cast of the three-perfllrmer Broadway 'comedy, "The Battle of a $imple Man," to go to the West· Coast where filming of the serles is now under way 1 to St . Louis County Hospilal and j fnur were Rdmitted . , p }) c_,ontesl The driver, Elliott John Smith. U 34, East SL l.uuis. Ill., who sus- 1 tainM only bruises and shack.l said the rear ol the bus 1 kidded • When the Jackson County into a large highway jiign and , Fair op~ns July 17 in Welllton. Ispun oft the l:'mbankment. 11 slid :u~e of its many new featw'tl Iba,•kwards into a mud-fillt>d ra-1~ill . be the Standard Tractor vine and overturned on it s sick> I ullmg contest. and top. smashing windows and I The @Vent will bt held 1• crumpling the \'ehicl e. 'front of the Grandstand on Sat.' urday morning July 20. Jda Manl~v Hit~• Three classiflcaUon• wIll • I compete. Class A, up to 4JAJO W til B~ .\nnnmu·t'< pounds; Class B up to 5,500 Funeral arrangements for Ifrom 4,20l and Class c weights Ida Manle ~ . 90, of Middlf•oort from 5 501 ' to 6 800 Hi~l. who .died at Mei~ Mem-: The ~vent is ' ~n t{\ anyone ~ ~rJal hos~ltal at ~ · 3ClLhJs morn· !who i~ at least 16 years of q:t_ 1mg a~e mco~pl ete . jand who is capable of drivina 1 She ts survt ved by two dau~h- 1 a tractor. Implement dealert 1ters. Mrs. Olan Doeder o.f .M1d- 1are not permitted to enter. dleporl , and Mrs. Ella W111:is of Contes ~ ,nts will be rompi(.. Columbus, and •wo sons: Ira ing for cash prizes of t20. $15, and l ~on Manl ey, or Mtddle- '$10 and $fl in each class. · ~rt . f n ends may call at Raw- 1 No tractors 00 cleail or ·lmgs Coals Funeral home af- i tracks wiU be eligible. Only - ter noon Tuesday· ' those on rubber tires will be allowed to compete. The ~' TAKE~ TO HOSPITAL . will be 20 feet at one hitch. , Pearl Cole~an . who res1des 1 with start to be made with · ~ ~ear the Melgs-Galba l'Ounty Itight chain and the chain to ~~ 1~e, wa s taken. to Hal.7.er hos- a ' least four feet long, ~·. ttal as a medtra l patient_ at contestant will be liven at ~-· · 3:30 p.m. Sunday by M•ddle-ltwo trials . port emergency-rescue squads!J!en · MeJco Memorial Hospital } , Saturday Admilsltns - Mrl. 1 ~ TO HUNTINGTON H ow a r d Thoma, Pomeroy; I ' Adelbert Lee of ~yracu~ w~s i Charles S'J)encer, Pomeroy ; Emto St. Marys haspttal m rna Williams, Mason. §:;~;;~;:Yw Va .. Instead of Dlldoarr.. Satanloy _ DoniSaturday, /or ithy Durst, Portland; Mno. SIIQ. 1 !~urologls · __ ·ley Bryan and !lOll, Pomeroy; Mrs. Harry Prifogle and .... Pomeroy. Bird! Saturday - Mr. lliol 1Mrs. Howard Thoma, Pome~,1 a daughter. ll"'"'"' at that lime. Saadoy Admlnltna - Clar!t~ Coold Help Sarson, Portland : Keith Althoogb Glenn indicated he er, Middleport; Hazel Winefimi. no interest in politics, his ner , West COlumbia ; ~rd "·~;<· ifa·Uter . Jolin H. Glenn, admitted Cecil, Pomeroy ; Ruth Smith, hed discussed Ute matter with Pomeroy. son the laSI limo he saw I Dloelllra" Soaitdl)' - li*!i' - ahoot th,.. monlh8 •go - Williams, Rulllnd; David ~. :,;,, .... they agreed the astrOnaut thew•, Cheohlre; ~ w~ ,.;!.!i!\outld not enter pulill<:a. non-, : " ' -; J . - · Calli' " lligh-levol Democralic lead· i well, ftelltt!lvllle; •Mn. ~. worked quietly attetnptlq an Whale)' .al -. Racine; ~1 · Robert Vaughn will co-star in NBC-TV's "The Lieutenant" series in the role of · Marine Corps captain Ray RambrldSOGary Lockwood &tara in lbe aew Saturday night series willch · debuts this fall .. ... I 1 PHILCO . - - -- - 1 j Orbit ~, . r •t ·~ U : r. \V " -.. '"""•., .,,., • ) \$- . ~· A car driven by Jack crowded bus with pas.~nge rs urday following 1 10:30 p. m. , standing in the ai sles hit a we1 1collision with a COW owned by •spot and plunged down 30-foot :Earl Arix , Harrisonville. ' embankment Sunday. Three per-i Officers repor~ the animal · sons wt-re kill~td and 52 were in-: 1an in the pathw'ay of' Clark'l . jured. i vehicle while he was drlvin& ·' orfkials feared thf toiJ mi~ht on the Harrrisonville-Paget~ I be higher , but whffi tht Sceni-' road : No charg~ were flied 1eru il-le 1 was finally righted fi ve agamst the motorist lnd a Yethours afl er the pre-dawn acri·!erinarian was summoned fW: dent the death ._-ount was fi xed I the injured cow. , at three. Robert E. Hysell, 17. of Rut' "This •accident 1 i.s one of the·land. James F . Hysell, 11, of worst we have ever had." a Rt. I. Middleport and John Greyhound official said David Harrison of Plant City, The dead we~ Jack Wesley, Florida, are being held in jail i23. Burd~te. Ark.. Cleophas ~s. AW~L soldiers. Tht! fourth 1Johnson. Z2. Ann Arbor. Mich.. ,Jatl pru;~mer this mor~lng ~al 1 and Mrs. Jes8iP F. Matthew~;, 28. Earl Artl, 39, of Hamsonvillt. ~Rapton, Ala .. who wa s traveling ch&ri!;ed with lnto:.:ieat)on. lwilh het· four ehildren to meel 1 •~Bebo's Girl." .. incident. 'her h~8band. Two7'~~~~=:~.~~~~~.·'" George ChakiriJ has arrived hack in tbe U.S. from Italy having completed his starring role witb Claudia Cardinale in Anna Steo "THI NUN AND THI SlfiGIANT" bY MG!Il-TV. Ooced· "The Greatest Sloly t!:v· or Told" oo the ABC Radio Net• - k lor ten years, dotinc ~ wllo will ~ .. wbich it won ....., awards !Joan lillY other prOilram in bmadcast· tills · -~ts." · · JOCtllld editionJuly of ing history .... . "Talent Tuesday. "t:'-rio CJIS.'J'V. The other ....... ~ Carol Ooannlng, comic Jack SEE-HEAR : Some 100 ll • e Corter, a<reen star George 8cts are now presented annualHamilton .... comedian Joua- ly on lhe mid....,k and weektban Winters. Men' Griffill Is -end entertainment bins at Nevfie, the Catskill's year · round , bosl .... . . Speakin« of Men Griffin, resort, which features lop head· ·he'll be emcee oa Artbur God· liner.o in fls Stardust Room and frey Time, on CBS-Radio from new jazz finds aloog with .eLerMonday, July 29, until the Bo!cl· an star Claude Hopkins in Its bead returns from vacation oo Safari Lounge. The club ill loi.ucuat 12. He -obo dooo a Sat· cated on a thousand aeres of ardaf radio ....,.. startiDg Sal· the Sha.,.angonk Mountain Trail . . .,.. July &. Looks Ute llleN in Ellenville, N. Y.. -a while everyone e Is e Laat week we caught Eddie Fisher's show at the Amerl· playo!.. ... "The New PhD Silvers Show" cana'a Royal Bol<, in New York. 11ar11 Ia September, ewer CIJS. Eddie, who looks more mature fV, - ill the ..... - - Pbll ttoan his age, can keep hiJ liuclwill ...., Harry Graltaa, a etril· ienoe 011 the edge of tlleir eholrs lan flldory ,......... wile, they for the bour and ten milllll85 lilJ, . makes IDe look lib a be's on the stage. t\ wonderful .... background, with a lli& band, l!'.ddle kids about bis roma... •en.t· Bible Sloriel,u • .... dramatic antlloloto' ...... wltb Liz - witlwut ....... men....... the Ill*, is belll8 de- tioaing her, ol course, and slop , _.._. • • . , . ·.JIIOSUIII ttClllle of the top melodies of tile -~ 111'-daliolll 011 ABC-TV In past half eentury. A great voice . . . .. wlddl will be produced and a wooderful guy! .. Danlly Kaye baa occepr.d an JnvltaliOll to be a guest el lloo· ll:a E,e Wjlliea ... at the thlnl ) 1 - illtll'· . U;'OG DuP'• NeWI T.,llitl aatioDal FU... Festi•al wbleh . U :ltl Scaanillll 'llle ·wee~~~or lakes place Ia the Soviet capt· U:U SptriJ Report tal July T to 21. The invitation . IJ:• fte' Lale ... olticially lraltlmitled to itaye loJ the U. S. Stale Deportment. The United Stales is affidally parliclpatiog In t ~ e loloscow Film t'estioal with a ... -ondJioberl Webber Kaye, ~ .. The .,.. 7:15 Rewa = "HILL DlliVIRS" lleiOn ~ . - Three Die As Greyhound Bus Finit LadJ ct( the t\merlcaD 111&atre, ,lleaila the list Q( I u ea I rou want to be i!rotected by a hosp,italization plan that is guaranteed renewable /'!r life, the man to see is your man from Nationwide: TV ' Sf!TIC IHURSDAY .. WCHS.TV ~. · · · ' CfNtnnel 8 •. . •9:~ .D.illt Wanl· Strippe~ Of Parts ' MONDAY Is Man Found Dead n Roadside .Park FJorenc! SUNDAY ... ......... ' ·' ,1t .... •color ~ -r•levjsion . """'""Y s,~~";:~.:~..:. put Gleim boW the .u-. =.. ....-... . . "'91'. �,( ....... i , , ... ................ ___ ---~- ' ..... - - . - ......... _ .... -... --. ...... . _ ....... . ...- • ·v"W ...,...,, • ..,...,_ • • ' ;t ,. Dinner Precedes Meeting 01 wscs Group Council Wins High Praise For Its Work ported hoiTW from hospital. The inspectmg officer, Dis· •ict Deputy Edith Wakely of Marietta, gave 1he Council a very good grade for its work. She told ol the booster meet· ing In November, and the uic for District offictrs (!eputies. The dlslrict will oor a rummage salt. and melm·l bers are aiiked to bring cles to the council rooms, they can be taken to the nic. . Mrs. Wakely was a gift from the Council by Mrs. CottriH All visiting spoke braefly. Present were Ethel Ramey of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.; Laura Sayre sn<f"Laura Watson of Racine: Counci1 Deputy Floraaret Cottrlll, Elizabeth Duck· worth, Esther Harden, Sadle Theuner, Lizzie Quick, Hazel Clark, •nd Ural Thomas. Guests were Mrs Wakely, dlslrict deputy ; Ed<th Betzing. State Inside Sentinel of Tuppers Plains ; Dorothy Ritchie, Doris Grueser, Eleanor Leooard, Esther Ridenour, Myrtle Walker, Laura Mae Hartung, and Eva Bailey of Chester Group __ ., MRS. HERBERT MICH ' . Before an altar deco~ated ~J. 10li and greenery com~med w1l br~nch candelabra,, M1ss Ju~y bnde o! Herbert Michael OhhRJ mony Sunday, June 9 at 7:30 Presbytenan Church in Middler White satin bows marked th< kneeling bench completing tht ard Ruppel! was the officiating The bride is the daughter G Grant-st., Middleport. Mr. OhL Twenty members and on e 1and Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger, 204 Mrs. Roy Miller Is Hostess For Garden Club an-I 1 ;A' Channel 8 8·00 College Series 9 00 Captam Kangaroo 10 oo The AivfD Show 10.30 M1ghty Mouse Pla.)'bOUSI ll:OD RID fill TiD 11 :30 Roy Rogers Show 12:00 12.30 I :00 1:15 1:25 5:00 5. 30 8:30 Sky King f'<ews Social Security Dizzy Dean Gmnts Vs. Philo Doctors At Work .. Early Show Dctenaors 9:30 Have Gun Will :uvel 10.00 Gunsmoke 11:00 New• 11: 15 Late Show 12:00 New• WHTN·TV trill sang "Ohrilt'o lll~J. My way"; the "B-1-J~.L.E"; and Zat'Chscus. A pionc . organ djlel •' was ployed by Par · 1•0JI« a•d El<anor Sc;hr Junior Choir sang io Wonderful " Naon. uoodoll read "Our Home." "No Teart in Heaven," was oung by EstiJ. er Sylve,;ter, Kathryn Cro;l!, Margaret Cottrill, Agnes Whllt, a~d Rev Ruppclt. Miss Ob1ora . wearm~ her n.,. bve dress, toll! ol her schoolir\r, her home life and the social/ l~e m her country. She Is of Cathohc t.rth and has six st..' ters and f tx brothers. Her fatJI.. er works with the Health JJa. partment. She attended 17 years of school before commg to Ohio University. where she JS a sopbomore ma]ortng m Home ECODooo om1cs. She wiU work as an Agricultural Agent when she reoturns to her native counll'y. :t 2:00 1:30 $'00 1:10 "30 1;10 ' ~ ftre,.· _,_ .. 1! ' .. . ,. . " '.,. I Jg ' ' ••blclo ,.... c u b a· s·0 Iat ed .. Block Assets Wt"rtz Grnn" w 0D ay T0 s• ee Kennedy 1'hree Dt'e As Greyhound Bus Sk' I w k 1 I • • FirSt lioina'oce' (1951) Margaret O'Brien, Allen MartiD, · Jr. Cb. t. The Watcller and Rooe's Larrt Summer. ai. .13, Hotel Reserve (1144). ·Jall'iea Mason. ~lUiday, Jaly 7, Ch. 3. A Nlg!rt at Trapper's Landing, Darren McGavin. Ch. 13, Jungle Caval cede (1941). ' Strl•pped Of Parts Ban currency Transact1ons ' (n Banks As RedCh , ina s Services For Mrs. Crand ] Are Announced s, rec s · 1 1 Monday, Jaly I, Cb. 8. Never Won a Fairy Lady and Cb. 1", Suddenly it's Sprb,g, (194'1) Fred McMurray. 1 1 R '} B \'~ r-day, Jaly t. Race to Ci .. cinnatl Darrin McGavin, Ch, 13, This Way Please (1937) Betty Grable. raaeman Dies SuddenJv At Langsville Wedll<lday, July If. lllred Hand. George Montgomery. Ch, 13 to be announced. Thursday, Jaly )1. The Way up to Heaveu~_lcla Smith. Ch. 13, Song Of, tllf Eagle (1933) Mary Brian. I I ... . Friday, July 1%. Ch. 8, She Devil (~7) Malr Blanchard. Ch. 13, ChWet !)aught of Dr. Jekyll 'it~· )ld qb; ·13, Five Came l'iila'; (1939) -tu.me Bag, a I RADJO.TV NEWSREEL: Claudette Colbert amves in New York f~ her home in Barbados, B.W.I. to begIn pre-production work. with her co-star director Cyril Ritcbard, on their Broadway .. bouod ecrmedy, "Tho Irregular Verb tO Love." 'I'lle Htlgh and Margaret WUUams play: "hicb .enjoyed a run ol over •too pel' formances~ In Lobdon, d have its American preQliere at the Mineola Playhouse, Mlrieola, L. 1., August 19, run for two weeks (thru Aug. 31), move to t be Papsr MID Playhouse, Millburn, N. J., lcr two weeks (Sepl. 1-14), then opsn on Broadway Sept. 18, at The Et!J. el Barrymore Theatre ...... Pul] Contest 1 1 1 Father-son Team Entertng ValueS Up By Th•Ird AnnuaJ water Show 575 p c • er ent Dayt on G'lmore .. Addrng Traef or I Bei'nl! Buri'ed Repor·ted In Auto Wreck I In 88 .J Jn Home County 1 1 e:" them=:m"!:' J AldrlciJ Theater · -.~ c A 58-year-old Milford, o.,[Crown City, park, caretaker. It. incident were Pa olmen Mor· Warehime, and tho obooU1111 is coort July te f... no was found shot to was lybl( In between tine and Gordon ol the 0 hI o sliD under inves~gaUon. T he lk.'elllle, Betty J. Imboden, 39, ~ ~~~~ in the State Roadside four large !roes and the Chick· SlaW Patral, GaiDa CGUnty ~P' body lo at the Wetherbolt-EII· Mlnoroville, cited to Me i g 1 · II on Rt. 35 in Haners- lamauga Creek bank near pic· uty Sheriff Ivan Fife, Dr. DOlt- lott-Sandors Funeral home. coort July 11, for parking on l. at 7 a .m. today. lnic tables. A shot from I revOI· aid Warehime, cotJnty coroner, . ...... Ohio State Patrol also highway and no operaror's was Floyd Bugge, ver had coorsed upward from and Prosecuting Attorney War· reported the following arreota cenae, and Clyde Kuhn, 'J!I, SUJ!l•r Camp Rd, Milford. Ibis mouth. ren F. Sheoll. No ruling In the rrver the weekend, William L. Tuppers Plains, cited to , was a brothel"?lf Mrs. At the scene Investigating the ideath has been made by Dr. Davis, CoolvUie, cited to Melp court for speed. Wavne Church of 38 Vln·1 , ' Ave., Gallipolis, and is l A broken d""" Traffic fatalities during t he ·wl'le. to be survived by COLUMBUS tUPI) A ed along a rurol road In CbeJr Fourth of July weekend bruke . _ . kip Demoerallc ...,.. oald ter township wu otrlpped ~ the record for all summer holi- The body of the man was 1 · teday 1 pla• &I Wit utfO.. itll parbl, one accident was la: days and edged toward the Na· f o u n d by Patty Watson of : ~ aaul Jobn H. Glen Jr. to ran v0111igated, ond four perSOill trona! Safety Council's grim · I• lire s...te 1o Ohio next were locked In county jal~ ~rediction of ii50 to 650 deaths. year .... betnc lludled bat SherUf Robert c. Hart· . As the ,':'ports of de,ths durtile llltonaut ladleated he SEW NEA HEAD-President· reported today In lllfllo mg the fmal hours came 10 • . was too busy to cet i•t• poll- elect Robert H. Wyatt wdl activities of his d• " Howard Pyle, president of the f •, } Uc take over Ieadersh1p of the over the weekend. National Safety Council, said 0 :.~. p1 my handsfoU with Nattonal Eduoatron Associa· The sheriff said a 19545 model t~e toll set a "tragic standard the spoce procram and b1¥o tion during its annual con· was atripped o1 Ito aga_inst which \o measure any 00 tlmt for politico," Glono vention June 3().July 5 in wheels and ito windows we.. Detroit, Mich. Act1ve in the · t Sa I101 I d •• 001 sometime ate ay. said In H"•lo•, Ten1., when Indiana State Teachers Auo· t.. A United Press International '-e is worldnl oa die 111. . . elation. Wyatt succeeds Hazel urday or early Sunday while it 'h A change in thp time of the d the Shad Rl count at 4.30 a.m., EDT, S OW· VISit . of the West Virginia Cen· ffigbt prejeel. A. BliO<hard in tile presi· parke on t V• Ch ed t,hat at least 546 persons had Democratic circles said. how· lenc_y. near ester . tennial train tu New H a v en ... Ke th been killed in traffic accidents 1 ev ..r, u11 t they were iateres&· 1 - - -- The auto, owned uy nne 0 ,,• .,.. the start of tile long holi J:'e~a~ h~s ,!>Pen ~n~ounccd by : 'I ed In Glenn ••• ca ... !dale Burke of Rt. I, Reedsville, ..... IJy at 6 p.m. l«al time Wed- 1 • t e . 0 ?ry c u ' sponsor: aDd the mattn had been dltparked on lhe road leading: 41. .<:sday ' tng nrgamzatJon cua-__. t. lli•h porty elrrles. 1the Scout cabin last week after The tram's exhibrt; will be ~ WASHINGTON IUP!t _ so. .j f H The breakdown · T_ raffle 546, I open to the public from noon WASHINGTON (UP!l - The I ' rt had broken down. Sherif ar, K ed d h ber-faced nd uncommunicative %Wf~~~M%.: 188 Boatmg 4 Plan J I 1. tenbach said his department ,11 rown n~ · · ~ 'untJI 7 30 P m. instead of from 1 enn Y a m1mstrat 1111 as or· [Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz • " continuin rnvesti ation of tht •·s 11, Ftreworks 1. and M!st:el e-arly morning as was preVIOU!• dered a ban on currency transheaded for the White Hou~ to-' I _ "d t I g laneous i5 total 845 11 d a•tlon w·t• Cub ·m·la to I · ' ' · 11 mel en · • 111 ' • y annour.ee . ... s a Sl I r lday to confel' with President ' I A car driven by Jack L. 1CI k of H · Over IOO.oob people have Vls· those In effect for Red China Kennedy on how to deal with a 1 'lie h d MO~t.flW - Western diplo- 1]ited the eight-car train as It I and North Korea. it was learn- I ' threatened natJOnwid railroad I J 0 d ar arrlst~VI *Wilt Saa t edl t d tod th t the . . ed tod e ST LOUIS Mo llJPil - A amages estlma"' at ..,.... • EASS 1 ~ats pr c e ay a 1 p~ssed. through West V1rgmta ay. JEWELL R JGNED stnke j crowdf'd bu~ with . ssen f!i'.S urday following a 10:30 p. m. Smo·Sovlet struggle f01· Com- With h1stor1cal exh1b11s dep1ct- The actloo expected to be an- I pa g ! · b . t 1 dersh'rp wou'd hae tl th f the t te d I t' od . I Airma• Raymond F. Jtw~P-11 I WJrtz <:UI short an appear· standmg m the BJsle~ hit a wfl: cOIIJsion with a cow owned y mums ea • mg 1e grow o sa m nounce a er t ay, mvo ves hef · 1 E 1 A · Ha · 'II ffect on the Kremlm's th 100 , . t d . '' bl k' .. f .11 of Pomeroy at Lackland 1ance ore a coogress10na , spot and plung('d do"n JO-foot , ar nx, rnsonv1 e. 11ttl e e W e }ears smce 1 sa m1sOC l~g 0 severa. ml JOn AFB Tex is beiDI rea&slga- lheanng on another matter to embankment Sunday Thret per·· Officer:~~ reported the animal bas1c attitude towar~ the est. smn to the umon Sponsors of 1 dolla:s m Communist CUban as- H t~ Am~~Jllo AFB Tex. for g to the White House PT. PLEASANT - ~uneral sons wer(' k•llt'f..! and J! were in· iran in the pathw'ay of Clark'I 1 The dtJ.lomats: pomted o u 1 th~ tour emphasEZe:«i that ad.- sets m Amencan banks. tttbnical trajnina: ~~ 1 Unu- 1 Rep Elme J Holla d D. services for Mrs. Josephme Ro- Jured 1vehicle while he was driving that the current ideo1og1ca 1 m1ssmn to the tram •s free They c t t'f t t r n · · 1sa Crandol 45 of Bellmeadf' who . . talks etween the Russians also cauuoned women not to overnmebn k~o I lea Jon o I ed States Air Force aircraft Pa , wh•l was presidmg at the . d d dd t th' M d mor OffiCials feal-ed tht> loU m•~ht on the Harrrtsonville-Pageto~ Amencan an 1•1g f1rms were I lat · II t H · h . hed h ,, __ ,, 1e su en Y IS on ay · ~..... h • b hen th road No charges were fit and the Red Chlnese were con- i wear high heeled shoes. . ma enance specta s • e IIi I ear~g, wls lffi guuu . in the Cabell·Huntmgton ~ •g~.er , ut w ~ &em. ~rned with the means rather i sent .o~t this mormng. . I tbt: son of Mr!. Doris E. Jew· Iluck . nmg . I II be t 2 Wed C'rm,;e• was fmally rJ2htt>d fl\'e agamst the motorist and a yet,.. -"" · OffiCials sa1d the admmlstraIn S -• JHospJta . WI a a m. · . · m ed for than the ends of Communist 1 1. . . ell of 741 E. Ma t., a .... I "J'JI need it," Wirtz replied d f the T 1 1 Mf'tho homs after th~C" pre~wn ace! ennartaD was au mon . 1 doctrine. I 81 ~~~awt~: ~:~:~~ l:~:e~,~~~t~:~ l 1HZ graduate of Pomeroy administration appeared to l ~:. ~u;:~ with t~e"';ev . L dent the dealh count was fl~ !heR 0lbenjulredE CHOW. II 17 of R t' p k I "' ' High School. 1b nearmg a decrslon 01 wheth 1 . · · B at three. r · yse ' · u• Mo~cow a~d e mg agree i • regulations , administered by ISent filler t:al I~ . . Curti~ Saville officiating ur · "Tlus I acddenll js one ol the land. James F. Hysell, 19, of .1at commumsm should wipe the Treasury Department Un. eJ lo ask CongresiS for leg isla- IJal will .be m Sunset Cemetery , & h h d .. Rt 1 Middleport and JOhn :.tl WeSttrn capitalism Tll~ir I .; der these rules. assets h~re o( District WW l tion to pre~ent t~e sf~tke. The Mrs. Crandol was born Aug . I ~~~ ho:n~ o:r~:iale::id a a David' Harrison of Plant City, hspute is over whether t h Is • Red China and North Korea are rtve operatmg rali umons StJn· 19, 1917, in Pt Pleasant. t h e T~ d d J k w 1 1F'lorida are being heM in )ail ·hould .;e accomphshed through • blocked and unlicensed dealings Veteran~ To ~lee-t day re}eCted Wirtz' last-ditch ~ daughter of the late Ruperl and 23 tB e:~ we•:_ kac ~,:'~·as AwOL soldiers The fourth 'ioscow's poliC'y of peaceful I invnlvm ro rt in w h 1c h Veterans of World War I Wi11 1 proposal for averting the walk· 1 Addie Burgess Kayser H e r · ur •le. r ·· C ~ 8~ . · . Jmpetltiun or through Peking's • K .1 .,. 5t: l'f I i those C:unfrier;h:ve an mterest hold an 8th District convention •out th1 eatened lor Tt"lr~da\ husband was the late William .Jo~n:n. ~· Am~ ~bo~ M•ch ·· :'rl P~:e~ th: =:~v~: 31 ,napp, : 1 e ong r~s · are rohibited. .>Ucy of armed reuluhon. ]at the Coalton Barracks Sun- 1, Presumably the adm1mstra- Crandol, who preceded her 1n . an rs ~~f' · at ws 211 , '. '. • • dent of Langsville, who ~hed P . day July 14 Edwin T Thomas tJor 1 now was neal!n,~o; a deci- d th 1 1 ~. Sh f 0 , Rapton. Ala , wh<J was travehng charged With lntoJ:Jcatjon. dd 1 h· The .-egdatmns also prevent • · '1 ea n l:l..., e was a orr th h r h ld !"'U eny at IS ~Omf Sun<.lPy .Die or .Am"'ri"an fin ..ntoiAI (Hcil ' District Co(llmander of Galli- sJoo on wheth~r to &sk Cong. ier employee of the Getty Office Y.h'l er our c I ren to .mut . ~ WlliLOW GROVE • Pa - SeV· . I was Head on attrval ·Of · the '"" • "'· ·~ "- . ' ·. · 11 -satrt 1od '""" I .U ..s1c11 ~ th di t ~ 1 . er husband 'l'wo ol the choidren ~ 11 1 persns, four of them chii· IPomeroy emergency squad ities by countries to which they ,IJO r-.d. 0'1 be . --·~ed ....... --( II~ ~ , J!I~ ~ ~ ~pu~ . Y~t Eif•n~l A;;A... .. ~~*.t ~ 'l'-tteuc hs;dt&lliZII .... ~--· -:~.; keL.QOR! ~ . "n were killed SUnday when , . are applied I A mner wt 11 serv a enac g a 1aw o requue com- the Trmity Methodist church, -·- ~---"""""~ :oJ~vy jet hghter erashed mto I The deceaseo was a brake- / They also. prohibit unlicensed Inoon and a buslne!ls meeting ipulsory arbitratlon of the Is- and of the American Legion I Ambul.anc<es ,;hultled 28 Injured ' ! athhouse bemg Jstd as a J man on the New York Central importatiOns of goods Howev· j Will follow at l P m. All vet1 ' sues mvolved. :Auxiliary here , ~~·sons to St Joseph H~spJtal. • · b . I Ratlroad and a memt.er of the ·· d lh · 'n· · K1rkwood Mo where 18 werf •leiter by picnteke~ durmg a tBrotherhhod of Trainmen He er, the United States already l e~ans an E!lr WIVeS are I I Wirtz was asked by. a re~rt· Survivin~o:: are a son, Joseph admitted. ('wenl -lou e t k ·:olen! thunderstorm. Iwas pl·eceded m dt>ath b~· his I bans 1mports from Cuba This vtted. er as he walked ro his wallmg 1R., at home ; four sisters, Mrs 1to Sl Lo. , ._ Y1 rH w ", 1a e~ . ed' h bee . ff hmousme at the Capitol li he . d M I' I UIS ..... un y nspl a anu I The FlE jet was on a Iand- Iparents. two ststers and a bro. I Jet as n ln e ect smce PLAN SALES ICarohne Wilson an rs IO a foUl we• e alm•tled 1 iltg approach to nearby Wil\ow I ther. Iulation Februar} ' 1962, under other reg- A I 'II he h Jd thought that Congres .. c o u I d I Darst, both local ; Mrs Joyce I The dm·f'; Flhoit J 0 hn Srmth . h rummage sa e WI e move fast enough to enact leg- 1Till ~ ter Pa and · • ...t • i S I Grove Nava A r tat10n w en Sllrvlvlng are his wiff', Lena; s. . . at the Rutland Legion hall July •Jsiation before tt.e stnke dead· ey, ancas ' · . :W. East Sl Luu1s, Ill , who su!'- 1 t burst 1nto flames 11. the a1r two sons Ralph and Doyle ! The new action •s one which 12 13 b th H .11 Ch "- j 1Mrs. Fl ence Roush , Buffalo, tatned only br ui~es .and shock 1 :tnd crdshet mto the frame and both of L~ngsvJlle twu grand: i the State Department referred t • 255Y O~S ~r~o;vl el ~Y Ime He also was asked to ap- 1three brothers, Robert and Jos- said the rea 1 01 the bus akJdd{'(j 1 When the Jackson County ~inder block structure jammed 1 children and two 'ais.ers Ger- lto cryptically last ;;'nday when e~ll b ' h ld · tha • 1.88 el da so !' praise the u~pact on the econ- 1eph Kayser, both local and Ru· mto 8 larg• h•ghway ,ign and Fa1r opens July 17 in Wellston., . bel ore, •trude Nelson ' WI ewish e in onto donate e ma t J r. , Hagers town, Md Ispun oft the 1!-mbankll*nt. II shd one of Its many new l eaturH with I~.Jple . Mmutes of Dexter,' and I: spo kesman announce..., ... we Those areayto om)' ' of a ra1l shutdown . " Iper'. ,hey had been playmg baseball Fern Hill of Orton, 0 mtend to take steps both mdi· F gW tt f Sh d I cannot talk about It, Friends may call at the Crow bau·kwards into , mud tlilf'd ra. wiJI be the Standard Tractcl)r 1 and swimming during a care- Funeral servu!!s wtll he Wed- VJdually . and multilateriallv I~~~;~~t R~;ges 0~ng~ar:ison~n:: : W1rtz replied. ''Any C'abtnel or- Funeral home alter 7 p m Mon- 1vine and o\oerturned on 118 sldP IPulling contest free outing. They ha(l sought nesday at 2 p m at the Chase which Will further iso- IBernice LediJe or HarrisonvJIIe. lr1cer who would talk about such day. pwd top. smashing wmOOw 8 and : The event will be held iQ thP shelter of the double gar~ 1 Funeral home with Rev FrM ~~~e Cu~~ t>ConomlcaHy and po· or Joan Stewart or Donna Nel- ,a rna Iter WhC:It fle 15 gm~g to 1 1 crumplmg the vehtcle. front or the Grandstand un S.t.!lge servmg as a bathhouse ' I. Gardnet officiating Burial I lllltally. I f R tl d •see the PresJdent shouldn t be • urda}· morning July 20 1son ° u an ,~·•1en the sudden storm strurk. ~ wdl be in the Riverview cemea cabinet officer'' : Ida Manlt>v Rilf"~ Three classifications . will 0 Itery at Mrddlepurt. Frrends may W'll B • I compete. Class A, up to 4.200 MIAMI~ A task force of leal! at the funeral home after I .. "'111101111('.. ( pounds. Class B up to 5500 ~avy ond Coast fluard planes 7 P m Monda) ITdFunMerali an90angemf eMntsddl f o r, l from 4,21H, and Class C weighta 1 ~ombed the sharlt·infested Cara an e~ · 0 t-por 1from 5,501 to 6,800. ibbean watel'll today for a rick· I Mmor damage was caused Hrll, who dred at Mergs Mem· l Tho event is open to anyone ety Tishing vessel called Sno' I to two vehicles involved in a una I hosp!lal at 5 )) this morn.. •who i!! at least l& years of age Bnv which vanished seven days A father·Son team from Wellsburg, \"l Va., will com1m1shap at the lnters~tion of mg a~e Jn<'omplete 1and who is capable of drivin& ,g;, wrth 40 persons aboard . pete against the world champion in B·Hydro racing in 1 ~OUntt'es the Pomeroy-Mason brrdge and She " survived by two daugha tractor. Implement dealera 1 The my!terious case or the (.) I front or Gallipolis at the third annual Water show sponIWest Matn-st at 8 30 j) m Sat- lers. Mr~ Olan Doerfer or ~ld- 1l are not permitted to enter. ua..foot fishing craft was similar I 1 sored by the Gallipolis Boat club July 21. , urday. Cootes. ,nts will be eompet-. 1~lelpor~ and Mrs Ella Wtlh!< or to that of the ~ Ma~;ne Sulph· I John Burllle of the boat club West Outboard Association Total appraised value or all : Involved were E~rl Coche- 1a~u~.e~~· ~:~le'wo o;o~~~~·~a i mg for cash prizes of $20, $1$, ur Queen, whtch disappeared I said today Charles Lees and Meanwhtle. the official race noor. Jr , 35, of Chillicothe, and . Y, l$10 and $5 in each class. 1course Q)readv has been 1 Februar In the Gulf of ap- property In Ohw subJect tu . ' port . Fnends mav call at Rawast Y Funeral services for Dayton h1s son Elmo are the latest of I . t&xal 1011 m 1963 which mcludes 1Donald Edgar Ltttle. 19. or Che- ll C t F · h No tractors on cleat& or Mexico with 39 persons aboard proved by the Gallipolis Boat · h N0 1 1 j · mgs oa -' unera 1 orne a1- 1 t k8 11 be )l"'lble Onl Gilmore 73 who died in Marys- a long I1st of widely known wareal pubhc ut1lity and tang1bl"e 1s Ir~ arres s or n urlf'!'i • t • T sd 1 rae WI e o.e. • Y and a cargo of molten sulphyr.J vllle M~~rial hospital, were lter competitors of the Mid·Wesli;~\h~hcM~~:es~::boa~~a~~: per~onal property. has now werP reported by Pomeroy po t-r mun ue ay. ~ t~~ rubber tires will ~ . . held today at 2 pm. at the toindicatetheywillbeonhand. lsociation The course will ex· pagsed the S30 b{IIJOn mark ac-he~ . . I TAKF.N TO HOSPITAL a ow to compete.~~.. Racial VIO~en~'E! Cflared d ~U~ I Chase Funeral home in Rutland John McMullen is current Itend from Locust St . to V i n e cording tu State Auditor Roger I In other pohce activity over ' Pearl Coleman who resJdes I wtll be 20 feet at one hltchU,, 1ay m New 01 Jty an a . I Mr. Gilmore had been !n iJI I holder of the world's record In St with the racers required to W. Tracy. Ithe weekend. James Reynolds , near the Metgs.Galha county I~!~t ~:~~ ~ndbe Umore .where anHn . Ne~roeslhealth for seve-ral year!! and B·Hydro competition m~ke a given number of laps i The over. all valuation of and Geraldine Reynokls , both lline was taken to Holzer hos· , le t f f t I Eld:~ and whites tangled m. are-- ;was a former resident of Rut- The younger Lees. has five around the course which wm lthe 88 counties amounts to of Mechanic-st. Pomerov , were ipJtai as a medical pallenl at a t atas too'rll beee ong.t , __ ..,. knuckle brawls. New mtegra- ·land He was preceded by ~is . . . arrested on charges of assault S d b Middl con es n wt giVen a -... tton moves were plc1nned today 1 · . . vears of hydroplane rae 1ng ex· be marked with floalmg, color- ~10,215,903,449 wh1ch l!l an m- d b tt . fl d b Or .11 13 ·30 P m un ay Y e- two trials. 1 1 1first Wtfe, Neva; his parents, Perlence The father has been ed buoys crease of 5 7S per cent over an a ery e Y VI e port emergency-res(•ue squads1 ~cros~ the nat~on. :four c~il.dren, an~ thr~ sisters racing ~n the hydroplane cir· l The relatta is free to the pub- the prev1ous yf'ar. Real estate 1Landers La~ders was Cited to men ----. Police described the sttua. · Surv1vmg are his Wife_. Maud· Icuit for many years. Elmo is lie and will Feature hydroplanes valuation jumped Sl ,S3a 477 , 1court on an id~nUcal charge on I Meigs Memorill HHpltal twn at a BronJ" wh1te teen-age le: two daughters, Bermce MoJ- 120 bl 1 peed f Ian afhdav1s s1gned by GeraJ- 1 TO HUNTINGTON Sat.rd•y Admissloat- Mrt. 50 to 1 588 over 1962 0 s 1d' 1 Howard ·hi ~s 'den anu -• Betty Cremeans, both Bllrllle said many top drivers capa e s rom · R ld Do ld C Thoma ' Pomero•• . hang-ollt Su..nd &) mg d}~er 110 mph Over 75 drivers have Valuations of area counties me eyno s na ooper. l Adelben Lee of Syracuse was . .., blg~l~ explosive and set p of Marysville; a step-daughter' will be rompetlng for c a s h indicated they plan to partici- 1shoW Gallia $123.496.464, Meigs, IPortland. f~rfelted a $15 bond •taken to St Mary's hospital In ICharles ~pencer. Pomeroy' ErDo bamcade!l to prevent a full · TheJma Cremeans of. Marysvll· !prnes in the regatta. More pate In the race. which starts $34,799,519. 4wrence $114.1$0,- Saturrlay ,mght m Mayor Char- IHuntington. W Va, Instead of rna Wllliams, Mason. ICale riot. The barric6des were le: a s~n, Charles Gdl!'ore or .names will be released as they I at 1 p.m There will be 10 C':lass· 1905. Jackson $57 .9lb,036 and les ~gar .s court on a charge 1Parkersburg . Saturday, f or I Dncbarl'et Sa~IY - Doroerecrcd after two attempts by 1Marysville; 17 grandchildren, 31 become available from the Mid- es. I VInton $22,7l7,:195. •f d1sturbmg the peace. !treatment by 8 neurologist. 1thy Durst, P<rila,.,, Mrs. 8toJio 1 young .vhn:ef to break up a pick· great-grandchJldren, a sister , 1 ley Bryan lnd son, Pomeroyi e: line at the diner where about Effie Lindsey o1 Newton Falls, I Mrs. Horry PrlfOKle and "" '10 while and Negroes paraded and a half-brother, Hall!s Brad· Pomeroy. wilh s.gqs protesting alleged lohow of Downey. California. • ' . £"1 Birlll So-ay- Mr. lllil discrimlnalnry 1\irurg practiC· i Rev. &bert Smith officiated. I Mrs. llow•nl Thoma, Pomero,:,, "· IBurial was in Jjradlord ceme. J 1 • daughter. 1 tery. COLUMBUS «UPU - Ohio!be eligible to run because hil' per- •Flying Cron and Air Medal for f !!leek a U('Ond term. ballot at that time. : Slbldly AdQUnlaM - ClaqJi W..,..SHINGTON - The Ken· buzzed with reports today tha.t as-' manenl C"l\'illan addte&!!l is. New combat mJsB1ons 1n the Pacific in I But even if the 74-year· Ce~tW Ht<lp KeiUIHy Sarson, PortllDd; Keith nedy 'idmlnistration appeared Mel1s Genral Ho1pl~l tronaut John H. CJ4wn Jr. might I Concord ,,•here his parents are 1World War II and the Koteao 1old Young wants to run again, Although Glenn mdicatt"d he er, Middleport; Hazel Wi~ today to bt: nearing, decislOft Admblslons Satuda)' -Maye run for the U.S. Seaatt from his! registered Democrats. He now1ConfUct He later became the firllt •the source said an effor! probably bad no lnteresl ln politics•. his ner, West COlumbia; HoW~ 1 on whetner to ask C,ongress for Mora\ Pomeroy: 0. C. 1 Green. 1natJVe staie nex& year. llveti in HOWiton, Tn:., headquar- Jperson to fly across the 1'4orth would be made to get h1m to st~p father, .John H. Glenn, adDUtted Cecil, Pomeroy; Ruth Smitll. ltqislation t· prevent a .nation- lee·, Middleport. ' . 'ftw: reports were d~ed all ten of the manned space pro- American continent at !!lupt>rsonlc uide in ~lenn'i ravor he had discussed tht matter with Pomeroy. 1 wide railrbad strike. ' Db:barce• Sat.Q'dQ ,_ None. around, but 8 hJgb oernocrauc aram and is working ~n a pro- speed. It WN pointed out that even his JC)O the last time he uw l DIRUrt:.. ludly - Jtibert '.abor .Secretary W. Willard SUnday ~d"'lulo!rw - Ill a r y Party source told Unite!! Press posed flight to the moon. The Democratic ......,. said Young considers himself the un- him - about three months ago - WiUiamo, Rutland; David ..,._ Wrrtz planned 'to report to Pres- Easterday, Racine; Frailcls lnti!rnational the possibiUif ol the 11re artoculate Marine colonel'o that the party, shellacked in the derdog nut year and that hill and they a1reed the thewo, Chesblrt; ~ Wllo !dent Kennedy tqctay "'' rejec- Douglas, Albany;' Harry. Cape. first Americau to orbit the '- hlcll...., has been headline miller· Jaot ' two 1eneral elections In IIUl'prlso eleclioO ill ttl:ll over Ill- ahootd not enter polillca. llomtroa, . ~; ~~- Cll4r :> tron by ljJo five · operating rail 1prt, New Haven. . , '· &etting Into ,,iittes nex\ ,..r is tal lillce he lelt Musklllillm Col- Ohio, lett the freckio-faced flyet- cumben.. RepubUcao ln<umbeolt 8ut hilh·ie,.J Democt"atic lood· "''ll, Reildrvllle; •~; Chap~'!'~ U?ions ~~ - 1\ls lbt<ll!ch Jli'<1PO&' DfoelllrlOI bwday ~ Cath· under d!II<Usslon In high ~ , ~· In N<w Concord to Win a the beot Jflrsstble candidate IID.0 Sen. Joho, W. 8rlcker wu attrlb- en _.,ed quitlty attemptlq on Whaley Mid attil/ llldno; lill(,, allor ~averting a inll<out at erlne Ly0111, Poliieroy; ['ojolajcl'eles ' . ··. M~rlne oommi<Fion In~!Sen St•plten _M. ,Young hao n!too uted ingrtOtparltothe•mo- orr._ttoputOitnnlutotbt r-1• _.... aad t1011, '"""" 1 12:01 a.~·: EDT, Th"?~Y· Bradshaw, Ppmoroy, .. 11Je wwld·IIIIIIOUI 01~ ..O.Idi He rectived'~o Dlatl"'"lsbtd ' made• thO lla~mtot be wlU 101 to -k ilollt • UJo OODOtortal • 11a4, , .. ·-- ~ --.-...~ Trar'n Changed 1 1 1 1 1 1 A stponaut i'llay Launch noll·t,·ca1 0 rb,·t Jr.l4 "'*'- "' A kick to the stomach_usual!¥ ., Is the knockout punch. : · ... A prbe flgbt l!efe to reoJ11 a two-mao riot. 'IIllo .fiiiJJen-. . ' boel Ia prl)'or """" 111o ' - bell. 'l'lreJ ~. . lq to wlir, .. .. > '".;: ~ !:. ~ ~ ~ ' T Cen enn1a ed "pr12e fighting." ,, . <II! v·lSI't'Ing HOUrS er, using fits, FEET and el· _ \ ~._!I'.,.. 5' l I! where young men of the land attempt to annihilate each oth- •,.. . IP'•.. (Conllllued From Froat Pap] ~ ,~ Man Found Dead n Roadside .Park Thailand BeguUe• Wilh Happy SmUet [ ' ' '!" ! 'P:"' . t..et'a Dance ~orld of Sporll Wrestling GaJlallt Men llooteuiifiiiJ •·or· ............ .Vefll . . , 10,00 AF CoadJeo Game 12:10 Cblller Theater -<~nd­ 9 I " "'"vo.-L;;...:..;;x..:..v-.:..N;.;:o~.-""'7:o-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-..,!-POMaO;;;;;v:-M;=,-o;Dt~E;·P.:::O-:!R-T;:,..:!OH~~~-o;;;;::::::::..:.;M~-o;N;o:::A~v-:_,~J-u;Lc:..Y_..!_a:._.~1-9;6~3-_-_-_-_-_-_-_--:_&~:\ ·-~---"'~;sp---a-· ~-Cfti-- t:oo Flicu I :30 :iuperman ... Wobber Anno Sten "THI NUN AND ' THI IIIO....NT" ' =- . oeltliero aid doU. olnee· about 3,. . .B. C., accerdl•l • ~Jollier'• Baeyc~la. Channel 13 . plan that lS guaranteed II~~;;;;;;;;;;;ili MIanBf renewable f.,' /f!rlife, • the man 10) TONIGHT Audie Murphy Dan Duryea lo> to see is your "6 ILACK HO•su• man from (Col..-) -and- ' .. . e· n t•t · .e q ,t, , , W Pat • Mike Word ol Life Soclai Securrty Ch!D'cb of Chrlal CartoonBVllle Bellfl)l & Cecil Bugs Bunny 12,30 Alla.lazam 'hoap_ita liza lion - -- no:y --~~~ 511 ~-k~ :m ::.~~~:.:, .,.1 cbDdron bave heel ......., to _ . . . pll)'lblngs oock as ' 1.00 9,30 10:00 10:30 11 ;00 11' 30 12;011 be protected by a ~Color) WSAZ.TV ._.,., Jalr •· .o.. r, Her WCHS.TV if rou want to Sun...,..,, Jul, 7.. JIJIIOI Stewart and Maurun O'Hara in "Mil. HOIII TAKIS A VACATION" Late Movies 7:10 DoWII OD tilt Fll'llll 1:30 Popsy! • Pall 1:30 Ruff & ReadJ 1:30 Ruff & Reddy 10;00 Shari Lewis 10;30 King Leonardo 11;00 Fury 11; 30 Make Room For Daddy 12:00 Mr. Wizard 12:30 Clem & Luke Sbow 1:30 Mr. Push Button 2·00 John's Scrapbook 2 25 Reds Vs Cubs 5:15 Scoreboard ~:30 For Little Leaguers 6 00 TV Digest 6· 30 News & Sports 6.40 Weather 6;45 News 1.00 Saturdoy Jamboree 7.3G Sam Benedrct 8.3G Joey Bishop t . 00 Saturday Night Movie 11.00 News 11:10 Weather 11 ·15 SportJ 11:20 U:ovie The bride, escorted to the ~1- flDI Stanley Bater, Herbert Lorn "HILL DlltVIII" SATURDAY Channel 3 swered tne roll call with "A ltar by her uncle, Clarence BallFourth of July memory," when , ey, of Springfieki, was attired ~~ the Chester Garden dub . a g?wn ?f white ~Iipper sa~m I I Wednesday evening at 1 h e overlaid w1th English net w1th h:ome of Mrs. Roy Miller, with ruffle of chantilly lace form- ~;­ Mrs. Ernest Kmght and Mrs mg a V·shape m front and back wit Howard Knight as bouffant skirt fell Jnto a . Devotions by Mrs Miller train. The molded bod· ~n eluded a reading, ;,My ~as of cha~tilly. lace over ~ try,'' scripture 11 apphqued satm wlth net j 3:13-18 and prayer. Mrs . yoke, a sman lace collar a?d frit ard Knight gave the verse of long tapered sleeves. Her fmthe month. ger tip veil of silk Illusion was 1to~ Mrs. Vernon Weber discuss~ held by 1 smaJI crown of lace br• ed new methods of pest control seed ~arl!. 8 " and displayed literature on the She carried a cascade bou· , , subject. Mrs. Robert Wood quet of white rosebuds and Iii· : h.,. roplc "Poisonous Plants " ies ol the valley. The b r i d e Oj: 1 named well known plants ' wor~ a single strand of pearls, flowers, sa}- or seed pods if eat- a gift of the ~m, and pearl ~ en by chiktren will poison or belongmg to her grandcause ill effects, and told what the late Minnie Erie- :~ steps to take U the 1 arose. Miss Karen Gregg. sister of . The demonstration of t h the bride, served as maid of ~e nwnth by Mrs. Lawrence Mil· honor, wearing a princess style G~ hoan wa 1 a symmetrical dress of petal pink organza ov- ShJ •angement of canna foUage hy· er taffeta embroidered with tiny ed drllhgea and snap dragons.' seed pearls and featur.ing a Mt ~ During the business session, pout£ back. Her headpiece was of Mrs. Carl Kautz, a circular veil held ~Y a flat l named Mrs. Wyatt bow In matching pink. White Ib~. Mrs. Donald Mora and Mrs. wrlsl length gloves completed sit Homer Holter to draw up by • her costume.' laWll for honorary membership. j Lewis E. Smith, Middleport, A roond robin birthday card served as best man and Tom· AP was sent to Mra. G. A. Young. my Goett, Pomeroy, and Wil- , Mrs. B. K. Rldenour year Uam Woodard, U. S. Air book chairman, for the n e w Oregon, were ushers. Garden club year, JUJmed Mrs The bride's mother wore Earl Dean, Mn. Pearl Kolace sheath dress w i t blenb;, :Mrs. Guy SUmmerfield beige accessories and a cor· I::~· and Mrs. Reid Young to work of pink tipped white car· with her. The mother of t h Judges awarded red was attired In a b I u e to Mrs. Earl Dean, Mrs. Law· renee MUhoan and Mrs. meeting and favors were pur·sel :.,. Mora and blue rlbbom.. to Mrs. size mirrors. Mrs. Homer Reid Young, Mrs. Donald ter won the door pnze. ra, Mn. Earl Dean, Mr-s. Pearl Mora, Mrs. Homer Holter and Wedding Picture• viD Mrs. !Wbert Wood. Mrs. Pearl Shown By Smitm Mora won the contest conduct~ Mr. and Mrs. Theo L. Smith J. ed by Mrs. Kautz. entertained with a barbecue at uro The hosteaea served a des6 p m. Fourth of July, at their Mr llrt ooura at the close o1 the home, 121 Peacock Ave. PrFollowing the dinner, shdes erf i tal<en of the wedding and re· Jll of their daughter Sue 8111 Danny Zirkle on June 20 ght were shown. GueaY were Mr. ant and Mrs. Daooy Zirkle, Mr. but and Mrs. Harry P. Smith, Mr. Ml' and Mrs Elsworth Rowe, Mr. M· and Mrs. Chester Zirkle, Mrs. of B. Weed, Miss Anna Durst Mrs. Walter Miller. r11 Po,.,., I Student From Nigeria Speaks In Syracuse ' < OW l'OU .::.r ·:, ence Harden; Counselor Mar- liS I. 2nd -Around And About Camp Fund Is Selected Go I WY244eo ~tr;¥ ""· .,....J. Sister M)oTtle Dunt was re- MAX WARD .... A s!J< o'cloc:t chicken dinner Midd~eporf A petmanent lw1d was M!Js Sylv!P Obiora of Onft· the meeUna of t be agreed vpon as olur Nigeria Africa ;..., guest of the S7rscuoe Metho. Fourth of July tim- IIUOIII the Star ~~ of the ..,~ter w..;n "F~y Night" church Wedneoda) evening of Mn. J. H. Smith IIlii Hasel Flrot Unltild was held Friday night, J1D10 the home of Mrs. Carl Weese. VanCooney, Grant-It were Mr. Church In a meeting June 25th 28th, at .ne Syracuse FIrst Mro. AUce Capehart, and Mrs. B. L. Potter, M u. In the Annex of the church. United Pres~yterlao Church. was In charie of I he Ford, of Barboursville, W. Va.; The meeting was fn cbarge A potlt.-k dinner was aerved l;;;~,g,' which opened with de- Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Tlce, Hunt· or the VIce • .,....ident Rachel the Annex at 6:80 p. m., votlons taken from I John by lngton, It ~a.; Miss ~ude McBrlde wbo reed as devoby prayer by the W.rs. !Wyal Thomas, who clos- Taylor, Mrdarepo~; and Rev. Uons "Wbat GOd's World Tells Howard Ruppslt. A proed with prayer. and Mrs. Lewis Mikell, Gallipo- U• About God" of Psalm !9 foflowed opening with the "Lord, Teach Us to Pray" lis, who have Just returned followed by pr~yer !WD ' ~inging "Heave11was the tOpic of the program from 8 tour of the Holy Land. was answered with. 8 Scripture w a s presented by Mrs. John Sauv. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Hayes verse containing the bY Agnes White, followed age Jr · ana the chapter on and sons, Mike and Doug, of "rose." prayer by Rev. Ruppelt. ''Theology and Missions" from Bridger, Montana, arrived Wed· The camp fund In the !loberta Lewis and Bruce Cotthe study - . was given by nesday for a visit with ·h f s of f25 will be ~sed to assist Mrs. ~apehart. . brother and family, Mr. and young people of the church relatives In the Bend area. DurUl~ the business sessiOn, Mrs. A. W. Hayes. He is also a wish to attend camp or church also vU!ited with Mt. and . si_IUt·m calls were reported brother of the late F r a n t conference. Mrs. Arthur Eblin of (..ancastMlsstonary letters were read Hayes. The brothers had not Mrs Lizzi Q . k ad and Mr. and Mrs. Jack from Korea and Japan. Mrs. seen each other since 1932 when You Tb.r~~lC ~" Mumford and family, Columbus. Sauvag.e was named ~retary A w. Hayes left Montana. Ac· , The Weaver " ' of supply work, replacmg Mrs. companying them here were !Wll call word lor the Wilham Houdashelt who reSJgn· her sister and brother~ln-Jaw, m in j,ll "m:esS~!er,;'l ed. Plans were made for a pre- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dober· eet g w b be .:Iss nic at the Syracuse park In druk and children, Frank, Jr. =::::.th Florence August. and Bonnie of Wffionghby, East Hard wi'n be • An "article • "The American Lake, Oh'JO TheY a1so VJSJ · 'ted Mrs. en Mayme hosteu. . Holmes Way, ud George Washmg- with Mrs. Frank Hayes a h d ' too's Prayer to the Nation were soris. ess, served. refreshments to read by Miss Marcia Karr to Mrs. McBride, Mrs. Duckworth, close the meeting. Aitending Thur.oday afternoon and eve- Mrs. Quick, Mrs. Ada Slack, ,..re tbe •bove named and Mrs. nlng guest.s of Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Hazel Clark, and Miss Carl Herring, Mrs. L u 1 her A. W. Hayes were Janet Ulco, Frankie Mumaw. friend, Mrs • ..MdYirl Grimm. of Lancaster, who Is attending _ -~--====::;;._ IJ../..~ lnspectloo ol Guiding S t a Council No 12>, Dauphter.o ol .America In Syracuoe, was held Thursday night, JID1e 'J!/ The meetlns was cmducted In ritualistic form by the: councilor, Margaret Cottrill. Nationwide: ~"""-.- .. • guest, Mrs. walter Miller, ~- oL.oO~..._ .._..,....., - ,. -•1 • "'*"!fib! ";· ..' .l ·", ' . \ ·, '' ., ' d ' ' .' 4, ' .. '' � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 July 6, 1963