http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8b6bbc9bed3983cdfc1ae8b32bb6db4d.pdf fb2a9a3f1db5a6c16902b9053e250c71 PDF Text Text ' ·~ The Role Gardel! Chlb lleld ments and nowergrowlnl. itt IIIIIU8l pl~ thO ~ Mra. A. M. C.. reported Mn. Nonnan MoCaln witb plans bavo been made wltb Mrs. Cbarlet! Mao...- lllllltlns· clo Restllurant for ~ C. hrl$~ I a dellcioua barbeclle dtn- mu party, Mil. J. I. ~·~ ner, a tour ct loin. MCCIID'a program chairman, !banked gardeo wao made. 1committee for ""~ The bWilneu meeting w a& completing the _.-..... ~or . 1c;::;~1 by Mra. Frederic the new Year Boob. !( It was decided to have "Harvest now for Christmal1' Inactive list for memben was the program to)llc pOll who feel It Is Impossible to par- . by Mrs. Goebel. She !~~~owed in the programs, yet I pictures of the many uses enjoy meeting BJld discuulng ; straw In making Cbrlstma, dec· trends in flower arrange· ;orations which can be. used as tree ornaments or In flower ar· at Dies:o. Calif. , after a visit with Mrs. Ruth HesB. While here they were dinner guests of Mrs. Hel· en Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aicher and Mrs. Margaret Arch· er all of Middleport ; Mr and Mrs . Delmar Rothgeb , Ch.shlre ; Mr. and Mrs Harry Osborn Jr ., Reedsville ; and Mr. Rural Church Has Original New Symbol and Mrs. Harry Osborn Sr., Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Roush (Carolyn Sue Hess) and family of Charleston, W Va. were recent guest! of Mr . and Mrs. Elmer Bums and attended the reunion held Sunday, honoring her brother, E. W. Hess. Their brother Charles who Is in sen· ice and sister Charlesanna Hess of Washington , D . C. were un- Sr. (Martha Hudson ) and fanr Uy or Columbus were guests of Mrs. Ruth Evans Sunday. and attended the reunion held at Kyger Creek honoring her eou· sin, E. W. Hess . Mrs. Grace Hess returned to her home, Columbus Sunday, after a week's vi!it with her sis· ter. Mrs. Ruth Evans . Miss Barbara Logan , Miss Tamara Finlaw, Miss Patricia MARY EL.I: Hennessy, Miss Rosetta Lisle I 1. • and Miss Mary Lou Cundiff \1 r . and Mrs. Henry·1 pent this week with Miss Con· noundng the e>ng'lgement nte Morarity, Syracuse. The their daughter , Mary Ellu girls visited one day rn Park· tart Fails. Miss Euler w~ .t ersburg, W. Va. school She will graduile August and will teach alB fall Mr. Hill was • 1956 gr ha8 served two ye::~ rs in tfu ing. The wedding wilt taltr thr !lacine Metho~ist chpr wedding will be observed. 1 8. 89th Annual Convention Is AU'gust 23 -27 o. oites,WCfU president of Mrs. the L. Middleport or- llr~rr~:~~~~~ ganJzation, is annoull{'ing 89th annual National WCTU Conventioo to be held at the Chittenden Hotel in Columbus, Ohio, August 23--27. The preceding day , August 22, has been designated as Ohio Mrs. Jack Harrison and som Day at the convention. At this and Danny have returr conference the Ohio WCTU will home after a week's visit i transact all necessary business, Ind. where they wef· elections and appointments, guests uf her sister. Ml'f since there will not be another B. Parker, the former Kat)! conference this CaU. 1 Mrs. Diles urges Miss Sally Schaaf, Mrs . R. C to plan their vacation the Sansbury, C. B. Weise, and Mi& gust 22·27 week and enjoy the Mary Chapman visited recenL in;;piration of both con~entio~. Jy In Dayton with Miss Schaaf'~ MIS! Margaret Sauer IS Me1gs brother and sister-in-law, M( County WCTU president and is and Mrs . Jon Schaaf. stressing the need for i Miss Jeanette Crooks has re of the youth in the danger of alcohol . Every women 1n turned . from a visit to Cl~ve the county is eligible for mem· land w1th a classmate. bership in the WCTlf organi· Mr . and Mrs. Clarence BO)j zation. les left for a western t r i \ through the states . They plan b visit Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boy· Plan To Att.,nd les and family and then on tJ Alaska where they will vist Metlwdi•t Camp with Mr. and Mrs. Rooald Mil Several members of Heath About Middleport ~~h~!~o~~ att:~]ows~: Mr. and Mrs . Roscoe WiSf Methodist youth camp at the I WedrleisrnlayColumbus this week Lancaster camp Grounds. Mr. 1 they went to Fork and Mrs. Leo Smith, counselors Run Lake for a campin~ will accompany them . trip. He is on vacaUon from hit Planning to attend are Mike work at Kyger C,eek Plant. Lloyd, Forrest Bachtel, Jr., Their daughter, Jennifer, visit Mike Archer Dianne Criswell ed with her grandparents, Mr. Sarah Becht!~. Carolyn Searles: and Mrs. John Scott, while tht David Oliver and Keith Mor- Wises were in ColurnbUB. gan, Johnny Blake, Kay Ault, Mr. and Mra. Frank Hyser Margie Hartis, Sandy Simpson, this weell: With t h e i 1 BJU Davis, Robert Swanson, and son-in-law, Mr. and ~ Bradbury. Kenny Ge<Jrse Jotmson, Sec~ Smith wlll accompany h i Ave. parents to camp. EM-S Earl McKinley, who li wlth the Navy, is here for a lJ. day furloush with his parentS, Annmd Democratic Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley, Club Picnic HeW Front-st., Middleport, He arrivThe annual Democratic fd Wednesday from his base in picnic was held in the Charleston, S. C. Hall at the Meigs County Recent visitors with M r 1. groonds Sunday July 14. Victoria Stacy were her doughA picnic ~sket diMer was ter·ln-law, Mrs. William Stacy served at 1 p.m. to a very and son, HoWard and daughter, enthusiastic crowd. A program Wilda, fr xn Sedalia, Missouri, of music was furnished by Mr. her daua:hter, Mrs. P a·u I Francis Andrews, George and children of Stockman, Mrs. Joe Wippel, Ohlo, and Miss Irene BeaFrederick and Gleo Baker. o{ Cleveland. after-dinner program of introductions and a talk by Mr. Robert Sweeney of Clt!'ve- 1 TO HOLD REUNION tand. The neKt meetins will Relatives and friends of the Et Salem Center unless fur11her l~~!~:;'~ family wiU hold their announcement is made. reunion on Sunday July 21st at the Union Camp Grounds {: ANNOUNCE BIRTH near New Haven, W, Va. a Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur RowJ .. basket dinner will be held at ey, Jr. are announcing the birth •th~e~noon;:::";h~oor~-~:":"":;"~ of a ...,, Thunday, July 18 at 1 Holzer JIGspltal in Gallipolis. !'he baby, who weilhed eight pounds and two ounceo lias been named Roderick Allen. Grandparento l!'e Mr. and Mrl. WI~ bur Rowley, Sr., and Mr. and Mr1. Charieo of POIIIOI'O)I, .... Mr. llld Mn. ,.., Gld. llr~ lflllard Van WI e!YI TV ·· ~ I '• ra~m:;:_~~gement tor PAUL BERNET Paul A. Benet, l*o oaleo director for all Sevea~Day Adveatlat polrUcolltmo opolo lodoy 11 tbe Sev011tlt Day Adveatlst Cluudl thlrlllg tbe 114 p. m. ""lee. Elder, Beraet bu beelt a poblloh!Dg oecretary &loco 00, ' , • I • . </, ' . •• 1 .. . ~~ ' "' ,/1 • .,. ... . ' '' - : ' oil . 4 ~- ··~- t ~- ----------------------------------POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XV ' ' • 1:10 Popeyt • ·~ • t:IIO Ruff & Ready t:3fl Ruff & Reddy 10:00 Shari Lewia iO::io King Leonardo 11:00 Fury _ 11:30 Make Room For Daddy 12:00 Mr. WIZird 12:30 Clem & Luke Show 1:30 Navy Blue Angels 2:00 John's Scrapbook 2:26 Reds Vs. Braves 5:30 TV Digest 1:00 America Wants to Know 8:30 News & Sports 1:40 Weather 6:45 News 7:00 Saturday Jamboree 7:3f.i Sam Benet.!ict 8:3C Joey Blllbop 9:00 Saturday Night Movie 11:00 News ' ne iooviO I -·· "' • . -;;; .•. the- ........ put ·"""'"·t<d . . , .:::.. · - ltor)' . . .. loJtl 1¥ - . ~ •- ' , 1 '. ·-t - "''Y' ca- .., .- . ' .. f • Sefi'PeaatJ00 J. WCHS--TV Ch•nnel t · • 1:011 College Seriea .~ ··- tlie .Almanac ·. • . . •. . ·::tu '" , ; ~ '!iy , lJ!Olw r- . ~ - ·~. ' -.... Baseba.II PIayers M . ay HeIp j• , ,. ; .•. . 'fte ' . - ''iltlirl ·art. :JUjlilc ..... ind Satuhl. . - - Tbe eveaiag 1tar 1:3(1 Detent~ers 9:30 Ha~· e Gun Will ;raveS 10:00 ._;unsmoke 11:00 Newt • · Patrol Reports WHTN-JV Channel 13 ::! 3:30 Lei's p...,. .. . sporta l!rOotillta 1:30 . .:311 Gau,)il ' Melt •=• a-&mtr .lltl.'kitC. .. . t\lefi . . te:• Fl&bt ol. Weelt 12:30 ·Qilllw Theater I R fl J.: 110 f'IICJta 1:30 :otperman 2:110 Aldrldt .Thea.. · , • · •• Near Chester a, 12:30 Allalta,.m ~..rd wa; 1 M • A "d e•gs en t:eo Pa~ • Mike 1:30 Word of L~e ie:oo Social Security 10:30 fllurcb of Cbrlll lj:Oo "tartoonavllle" , 11:30 Beatl,l' " Cedi 11:110 Bup Bll!lRY t:• Near 'dge 8 I 11:15 Double Thriller U:OO New1 Car Demolished Jn Collision park cars At counl y Fair • I ~ •lo c..Wi ·~ J I 1 al;'lhO The i 1 "'1\Miay' ls ~~. Ji!Jy IOtat day 4Ji I~ with tiM' lAo "~- follow. ,· ·~ ··~ 12:30 hews 1:111 Old Timers Day 2:00 Twins Vs. Yank• 5:00 IloctOI"JI AI Work 5 :30 ,Early Show 7:00 Cannon BaU 7:30 Lucy Desi ' sunday Shoot I s s uccess oh·10 LegiOD . oqld End 11:20 Movil ll:OO JliJI TiD TID I 11:30 Ito)' Rogers Show 12:00 Slcy Kiog ' :,,I (s ApprO\'ed ,_ 111:30 M•ghty'. Mou" PlaybOUH Hear Charge A • 1 NeaI Reedsvt'lle Is Reii'ISfralJOD 0£ Hospi'fal It: 10 Weather ll : JS Sport! ·t•OO Capta1n Kangai'(M) cOUDCI•I T0 0 Dea d At Age 77 . . .,.. .,,...,... ~- ProdUCOI'I starred lhelll l• iold, aDJI !.•-ill _10-.1 '""'~' alorie&-leaturiDg W\IBI ·~Y It" • • • !Ike • ·~:• ll)'er. od "feminine appeal." Women lo~ .no.s ,!loU, wai left 'balt!r' Of the land dwiatecl" flliD ;..~;.. i>t!, ~·· • • ' - ; 1oos anti !!glam<lr" was 'I he Anothei theory is tbal mov• word oii wbO>h moveis _were lea which once glorified tender ,.. .. roiDllllCe frOm tbe · femiftidft ~~.. at t~ peak of lhelf-bo:r vtewi>OIDI oo~ tell ·of.ltist from office fame, tba Gables aniHrie the dlale view as $ho\;t.to;l"'ll!Flynns were ocistal'fed wit \1 pete w!ih. televisilltt "'lleftalnname actfnses tO biatlre 'their DlOI)l. , ~!'! OUtother. "!eo• . Is . • that tod,y'S'IMijlgeta llf• -~ y"i'erday•a fem)lti~ -,~ .. TODAY'S full or.. :·,.1 · ' ...-.en is ••JI. ed I D h ACCI enta eat f Toll Is TerrI lc M' Kibb}e ()£ -.. 11111 "' .... ......... -. ,......hiaa... Gaj. MOSCOW (UPI)- The ' Izvestia oaid lhol the former lwao 44, and ' g.-aduate <t the government newspa• ~ agent for tbe Amer,icaftl defected . American University in Beirut. Izvestia today reported , because lie wao "outraged" by 1 The man, in the lette.:, oaid lie an Arab. born former lJ .S. intelligence actlvities ertdan· ~ was a naturalized AmerlcaD citlof the U.S. Nation- gering peace in the Middle Eut. and had worked lor tlle Near Agency in Wash- '.MJe alleged defector waa ideo- I Eaat seetion of the NatiOAal !Je. has defected to Rus- tified as Viktor Norris ·Ramilton. ,curity Agency beginning in J957 and asked for political born HindaJi. who said In an but had resigned for reasons of open letter to Izvestia that he "principle." 1 Hamilton said in the open letter . on Izvestia'• bad< page that he l ' bad married the former Lilly j . , :Bell Drake, whom he had met in , f 'IRST REGATIA WINNERS- The first two winners m Sundays Gallipolis R.. Beogha~d. Ubya. gatta are shown above as they flashed across th.e fmiSh .hne marke~ bucty. 1n t h t e e Ham1·t•·· h •M lh • · of b& ID· •.,,. !:! arl§~ at ue was 1 Class C-1 Runabout ' The craft ·at extreme right kIS S-41 d, p1loled ] · bythChot Getlh t Cl 'ted f · k b dependence 0 who won the ftrst heat ani too secon pace m e even . ose Violent summer storms straf· :~r~1meril':~ e;:,:~e w~:~ ~ ~ hind .him ~s 's-7·,' piloted by Fred Hufgard, EJcHd, 0 ., who won the second heat and tht ed states aroJJnd Lake Michigan Inamed only as "Maxwell." ~ ~r~a~ce~m~th::IS~C::Ia:ss :-:__.- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - ; - - - - - - - - - -and along the South Atlantic seaboa'rd Sunday nigbt and earIt was just an average mid·summer weekend in Ohio, " Maxwell," he said, had ar~f'%m~~~"~] ly today, Up to eight Inches of the ~tate's accidental d~ath toll was terrific . . I ranged for his admission to an I ISS ~" R~c~.~~ ~Ill.' wbo will 1 \ rain fell in Indiana. A United Press Internatwna\ survey from 6 p.m. Frt- linlelligfllce st"hoo\. "Tempo X," wed Mary Elizabetb Eultor, I Hall one inch In dlameter '!ntil Midnight Sunday showed .•t least 27 persons ,where he w"' given te...ns in daupler of Mr. aod Mrs. pounded Montello, Wis., strip. m all types o.f accidents_ Traffic as usual, was the lcryptogt·aphy and general intelliHtouy R. Ealer, Portlalld, 11 I ping trees of their leaves and big killer, accountmg for 19 of the deaths. Four drown· 1gence techniques. I Ute son of Mr. 8 •1d Mr11 • Julian threatening maturing crops. The 1 ings, a shooting, a plane crash, a deotn caused by light- ; s· I 1t Le F 11 Tb ning and a picnic mishap accounted for the other fatali- ' . '""' June 1957 • the defector HI, tart • '· • opea t~alns · hardest'.hJt was the little town ties. sa1d, . he wa~ employed by the . , cbuub weddtn& will be, •• ~ of PAckwaukee, Wis. The winds The de::.ti inrlnfiptf· NSA m Washmgton at Aliminton Mis~ Lucy Kibble of Reeds· I tvent of August. t at 7.30 .'· Middleport Councn President on 1kicked up 10 foot waves FRIDAY NIGtrr janl•e, drowned when his boat ~a\ld atdlater at Ft. Mea<re. ville, age 77, passed away Sat·l m. at thll! 'Racme Metbodl8t Wayne Gibbons said a hearinj Lake Michigan. Marietta : ·Alice Crook, 58, and capsized in the Salem Reservoir I ea e. urday afternoon at tl'.e Green-. Cburcb. wJJI be conpucted at 1 p. m. _ Mrs. Flora Reynold~, about 55, as he was trying to get t~ sh~re 1'. He was registered. as a•. E>xpert I lawn Convalescent horne at Vi- i!ii'.¢C\~5PW,t#~~'"rtr.?w·.,~~,,~.,., this evening on charges b, COLUMBUS - George ALTITUDE RECORD of Marietta, killed when because of an apprll8chmg 10 the Near Eastern sect100, he ,enna, w. Va . • • 11Mayor Lee Smith that resulted Wright, ·Cuyahoga Falls, . Joe Walker jthelr car was struck by a train thunderstorm. ' said, of the department called Miss Kibble was born at in village patrolman Ilhamer 1Neal presenting serving I 10. .i ust prior to at a crossing south of Marietta. Toledo : Marsha Ann Dixon, 3, "AIIo" whiC'h covered inteUigence Reedsville where she was as- I ~elected chairman of the OhlO 1 Leaue .of Young Republican n~ec:r~ldof about 67 Lima : Roger L . Routson, 11, fatally injured when hit by a for the Umted Arab Republic, sociated with the A. B . Kibble j ,da}' suspension. Clubs for ·the 'coming year in the X·lS. He Cridersville, killed when his car near her home. Syria, Iraq. Lebanon, Jordan, Store. She taught school for 30 I Mayor Smith declined to elalt the group's convention here at Edwards A i bicycle was struck by an auto SUNDAY Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Lib)'.a, Mo· years, was a member of the I orate 'on ch~t.rges acainst PatfOI.. lng the weekend. C lif at an intersection of two Allen Columbus: Stewart ~ayne, .12, ·rocco, Tunis, . ~rkey, l ran, Reedsville Christian church and / man Neal .' 8 1 Five vice chairman ase, a · County roads. Columbus, drowned while sw1m· Greece and l!.'thtOpl~t. Iwas active in 4-H work , serving 1 HiN slatement IBid: Patrol· by- the delegates were Henry Assumption : Randy J . Sta~a. ming in Alum Cr~k at Colum· as 8 club advisor for over 30 M. O'NeUl, Columbus: 2. of near Metamora, killed ln a bus. years. The Board or Trustees of the I man I. R. Neal ~ now aerY in@ w8u81), Lancaster; Richard two car collision at an inter· Bellefontaine: Monty Lee l Surviving art two nephews . American Hospital Association 'l a l~ay suspens~ from the Myers, Piqua; Charles . on U. s . 20 two mile! Faugher, 20, Dayton, drowned I Don and Dale Kibble both ~Jf • has approved regtslration of penod 11 p. m. ;July 19, 18163, Fi~~lliy,, and Warren Relbe, of Assumption in Fulton in Mountain Lake five miles · East Liverpool, end 'a n~ce, i Meiss Memonal HospLtr.i, Hos.- 110 11 p. m, July .~1. 1183•• Cleveland. east iif Bellefontaine when hls MISS Patience Russell of Co-. Ipita\ Administrator George 0 !re~ard to hla 4~t~ "t-~8 SATURDAY boat u.pset while he was fishing . ~. lumbus. , ... ISmith said today. I ~M>hceman onlf.. ·· · MIAMI BEACH.Grand Rapids: Arthur Mag· Mar1etta : John Robert Back- The Me~gs. County O~tmhun- Funeral service! will be held An Inspection of facihties. i Mr . G1bbons indicated PatroL in the Miss Untverse ..,.. ~ 44. Roehester, Ind. ; Carrol. ie, 9. Bridgeport, drowned In 1 ters AssocJBttan gun shoot Sun- , Tuesat at 10:30, EST at the per~onnel orgamzation and man Neal .asked f.or the hear~&. headed for h_Ome today, an~ . ClEVELAND 4UPH - The . 22, Toledo •. and William /'the M~skinlf:lm ~iver a~ Bever- day at 1ts club bouse was well Reedsville Christian church records ~as conducted ·by A. ' Pro('eedmgs WJIJ be came~ of them mu wondered If It of racial diSI'rimlnotlon Smith, 30, ToJedo, m a car-truck ly while swJmmmg With two attended, members reported to- with Rev Elden Boggs offieiat- M Gould field representative I o.ut: unde~ law, With counc•l was aU a dream. a rose in the American crash on U.S. 24. brothers. ,day, ing and burial in Reedsvil1e of . the A.;,erlcan Hospital As- :ting as ~~ry. and Mr. Glb"Somebody pinch me," ~-Legion state ('(Invention here dur- i Canal Fulton : Donald Ralph I Bowling Green : Angela Like, Friday evenmg I regular cemetery. !sociation recently and the ap. l. n~ ~r~s mg sm<.:e the mayor geSted 18-year-old leda Marla .ing the weekend and the dele- Smith, 65, Akron, kUled by j9, months, Route 1, Hoytville, meetmg with 30 members pre- Friends may call at the White 1proval by the board followed 1 '8 tam~ Iff. d Vargas of Brazil, ."1 .~ant to tgates. in a surprise move, ap-lightning as he walked along laceidentaUy sllot to death bY rsent, was held when George Funeral home at any time , and !hJs report. If atroman Nea1 11 ~· serve see If I'm drearmng. The proved a resolution to ban a dls- railroad tracks two miles soutb her 4-year-old brother' Robert, tl Grueser as cook served supper at the church one hour pnor ! . or many ~ears as night mer· Brazilian beauty, who won the 1criminatory clause from tbe con· of Canal Fulton. Iat their home. Plans were made to build out- to services. ~ ~a result of the r~tstratJOn.J chant. ~hceman contracting Miss Universe c_rown · ~tur· ·stdution of the 40 and 8. Mc.ConnelsvlUe: Chari~ ~· ! Day too : Theodore Isaacs, . 7, 1door picnic tables and o~r J Me1~s Me mona I Ho:>pJtai wJIJ :".1th md~vidual m~rchan':'. f~ day, prepared for a serleS of · The 40 and 8 is the legion's run Harris, 21, Stockport, k11led m IRoute 2, West Middletown, kill· picnic faclhttes at their club N C ld W St ., be l1~ted m t~e. Guide Issue of h1s serv1ces, and m adchtl~ Ul te1evlslon appearances ~ New !and honor 50Ciety. rn the past,·an auto collision on Ohio 266 in ed when he ran mto steel /house site. .. e~ O a~ age : Hosp1tals, . offiCial Journal of :employed by the town as n1ght '' York City before returmng to 1IL has banned all but wtlites from IMorgan County. cable stretched across a road In The next meeting will be F actng Red Gaanl8 ,the Amer1can HospJtal Associ- patrolman for certa1n ather ll'"riday, August 3, and ali mem- 1 MOSCOW (UPY.l - .The ~ov - 1 at.IOn for the year. 1963, along :servJces. ' her home ln Porto Alegre, Bra- lmember&hip on the basis of its l Salem: Clyde Baum, 54, AJU- Waldruhe Park. izl. 1constitution. I - - - - -- - -- -I bers are urged to attend as I iet Union and Commumst Chma , 1w1th all other hosp1t~ls approv. , -'--- - -.. 1 Past efforts to censure the soc-~ there are several items to be their ideological talks broken 1 ed ~roughout the Umted Sta.tes .. Hiram, Ohio - Coach Blanhad failed and the latest efdiscussed. ,off in failure . today began a llletatled report of operat1ons ' ton CoUiei' greeted 58 prospecwas expected to meet the/ Plentiful refreshments will new stage of the1r cold war for 1has been f1led to be used m the ; tlve Clevehlnd Browns fate, but Saturday the delebe served . ~ntrol .of the world 's Commun-i fall issue of the Journal. ) In th~ start of another oyerwhelmlngty approved " I I More shoots and wild cooo lSI parties. . . _I Mr. Smith pointed ~ut that tralnmg season. calling for an end to . Le . hunts are being planned m the Prem1er N1k1ta S. Khrush Ithe reg1stratu>n 1s the fmal step . [t was the first time ban. The rEsOlution will bel ~omeroy's Drew We~ster Post. 39, AmeriCan, gJOn, future. chev, seeking to align support before survey for accreditation. fl Browns' hist<lry tllat presented at the legion'' national Which has a co!'tract wlth the Meig~ Co~nty Fatr Board I for his peaceful coexistence po- This survey however, cannot be except Paul ~rown run in September. ! to handle parkmg at the Au~st fatr, wtU ask for help I Meigs Memoria IHospilal tides, announced plans to visit conducted until the hospital has I One or three cars Involved show at the annual Marines Oorp veteran Donald j from young basebal~ players ~Jsr6'e~a~o or at Ralph Gil- i ADMITI'ED - Mrs. William Hungary .. He already ha~ sched· been in operation at least one Iin an &l'Cident Sunday was d• session. CoiUer was named as Gruenbaum Marysville was· This was the declSJon reach~ 8 p, •Harden Syracuse· N 0 r m llled a tr1p to Yugoslavia ne1t year r hed b t ~ch followh:ig Brown's dismls· elected stat~ commander ~nd Ver- /ed at a recent meeting when more Store. !Grant 'Middleport'· Mary ~- month and summoned a meet· · · mo ~ . ·. ~ ~one ~esal early this year. non Allen, Cleveland. first vice the "~air P.olice Detail" was Second Vree Commander Guy cliffe,'syracuse; Matgaret Cade l tng of .the COMECON - East · =~ t~:~r • meroy Ole.! <Ommander, both without ch1el top1c. Eddie Guinther served a spag- ' Pomeroy. Europe s Common Market - for R' h rd K 'th J 18 MOSCOW - East • West nu· lion. , Main trouble ., lhe day shift hetti supper to members and DISCHARGES _ Vera Thomp- this week. _ p0~~r:y wase~harg::.11!~th fail : cl«}Qr talks entered their : - C. William Heat'!OCk, of n:'ost Legion men are de- guests. son, Letart, w. va.; F 10 r a --HITBV UMB t ing to ~aintain a sure, lift ond w~k today and diplo~kit~ hall near Columbus, was m regular. jobs and can. .. Long, Ches.hire; Mrs. William The Syracuse emergency CCI distance, after his car. rammed en~ouraged by, Premier N second vice romma~der be at the faagrouds. . Parade Is Drawin~&: Harden, Syracuse; 0 w i g h t squad took Mary Radcliffe to into one driven by Elizabetb ~. l<ltruahchev s state1ment hi"' Charles KooU, Cambridge. Commander Elza Gilmore Relristr t'o Greenlee, Pt. Pleasant ; Mar- Meigs Memorial bospttat alter Farrar, Chester, when s h 1 1 ns . "a~ agreement IS n8 SJg ' Glen HGrton Sr ·• a Detail Captain Don Folmer ;iJF 1 . garet Allen, Pomeroy. she suffered a possible broken slowed to make a turn onto thf prefticted accord .on partial War I veteran, defeated ap(troach leaders of the 811. Dowme and Bdl Childs, ~ BIRTHS - A daughter to collar bone after being struck Pomeroy bridge. The lmPMc1 tes~ ban by wee~ send. Portsmouth, for third Pony Baseball League he~mg arrangements for t~e Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kennedy, by a large limb falling from a The Ohio State Patrol mvestl- )caused h~ ctLr to hit one to her Tbe U. S., BrltlSh, and 11le Rev. learn if 13 - 14 year old boys Meags County Fair Centenmal Rutland. tree. gated one accident in MeIgs Ifront dri~en b Elbert Franll:· 1 negotiators were reported Newcomerstown, was help. In return, the Legion Parade, .anno~ed today sevcounty over the weekend at 3:40 lin Pomero ~of the act'ifar. along on the test ban for chaplain, agreed to make a era! regJs~at1os. . p. m. Sunday one mile north of de~t was fi:~ at 4 m ' tllat their talks hav• turned Tile balicl of Salem Po!l 56 to the Pony League - They Slid groups stltl WIShe echons . . . Chester on Rt . 7. Jeffers' car was :;,ti.~ed Ill other cold war problems, d best in the The County Pony League in· t~ r~ter may contact etA car driven north by Willi· Ibe a total loss, The others had ~ludtng mea~ure~tatok guar . F\'anklin Post 1 of teams from Letart FaDs, i Register:· in the parade are am ~· Corey, 17, Be~re. was l rr.odeNite damqe. Jeffers AI plnst surpr e a c ' second and Gallon Post 24S: I Pomeroy (2) and Sprin G Rt passmg another car' went out of to appear befote Maycw Olarthird. alkl opera~ J thon Mgs' raCnhage,l e utrhn 4 control, and struck a bridge. les Le•ar ona eJgs per, e Th d I' shed b t eo • MAKE TWO HUNS der the Pomeroy Boys' League of the American R._ e car was emo •-. , u I In other pollee action c. r. 'lb. lltddleport Eniergency Association. Each community, Blg Bend Minstrel AsBY CHESTER TANNEHILL lhe dnver escaped. mJury. He wu being held by Pom. -~;~/::•: .;.ade lwfl calls SUnday hOwever, supports its own en1 1932 auto owned EDGAR ARNOLD ACTING POMEROY postmaster was cited to Meigs JUVenile 1 pollee following -a dlsturbat 3:07 p. m. to the Ray: try. llnanctaUy, Independent of Jordon of Carpenter, Saturday asked '"cooperation" of patf..ns of the U. :'ce~'":o: ~:ri~n:r speed tn at Carty's Bestaurant. sl Nevill• residence, North Pomeroy Association. , llltique auto owned by R. !Mails to make his elerks' work more efficient · aloo are investlptJnc • I Front-~t from where a cblld Officer• stressed at the Rawllnp &uno Co., a buggy Without a douol Paul Casci, Middleport postmaster, . Arrests re~>rled by the patrol and -inl at Ohia taken Ill MeiJls Memorial ftl!!ellng the Fair DetaQ Is a and .a number ol and •very. othPr postmaster in Meigs county, prays for Uleiuded Wlllram Crum, . 311, VaUey Compuy wbert · and !be aecont1 to tile Poot project, and the . ,JIQIII'i · , the Will! thing. . Middleport, lOdged m Gallipolis <Opper wire and .,.... residence, Batley's only way of rals\"8 mooey . •All THE POST OFFICE DIIIARTMENT conducts a run- Jill on charge of dr~vmg .while sometime w- 4 ·if. tan'k·lllltln . 111o clllld, Marpret Code should make ~ •1- . • .CLASS TO MEET nlng battle with the Jetter.-wrttina public in Ibis matter lnt-letl. Hill healiRg " set m. SUnday ontl today at 7:43 tnis ~ to 'M:•IP to take thetr tum at help. The Chester lligh School ctasa .. of afflt:lng correct llld complete a~llresses upon pieces lor ....Y.- •,nd Edward W. when the lhefl wu reported. hospitala1 ,7:1i5 p, m. It was stated. 1831 lo holdlnC Ita annual ,of msil. House numbers and~~~ even, in small towns Wolf~. 55, Rl. 3 Pomeroy, wao Police ohot and tilled 1 . - - - '""' o1 Mrs. Eo- ore becoming an obsolute ~lty as the postal depart- cited !o M~lp court Friday lor hoc• ~,,..,•. wile ~'LEADS,. ta llelp ..W """ ~ , . on ment gels farther •nto automation. unsa,fe vehiCle. they -~_.•,.!!U~ M:- Dutton · dllt, K wu '""'"'"""' SUnday, Ju- AS LI!!I'I'IIB writer•, Oft can 1 , • TirO Melgt youtllo eonvlcted a. 111. 'I!* - S.!Uiday tlto ~~~~ I and clau 'beip by doiDj! lhjoga right in<orfectly or PD!"'IY ·Or!- In Gallta. county court Sllturday ...., the W IIIIo • , 'oelvoa, and being <ertaln t'ltl!llced ~~a '!'lwlnao J. Srnttb, It, . "'-""""'-'-' Lcl business lcorr_..tenllt know our miltltllned ro.· that Lonpvllle, fined $10 and costa --·- lllchard er addreS!I, ~ use 11. Net .~ ..,... 1 b allf<>r 1peed, and James H. Par'lio tili 01111 olll said hill wu , SOQ .p ·\?!ADS AGO, liDiply ·wn 'ltoi, de- ao111, I?, Racine, lined $1$ and .; ,wu·ked 11 an uli"a poUai "" tlmei ll'. at all, . costa f<ir lelt of center. a ....tem:city. for a ~· . litter . , and JtYOI'I~ Christmu letter, .lfir!ll Cltlu llt!J), (lro,Mdp•·Clnuol .. addrt..~ . . . hufiled ADMISSloNs - ' 1 :;:::st.:t ~~~- '8oH..-olil'o ~Otl · atyle _., , .~• .,.If;·~ - ~ CIJi. Con..;.. ' ~~ Pil ,.,..;.. lloil. j MONDAY, JULY 22, 1963 :zeo '' 1"'-UW. .-~ ~ ,rap> NO. 82 Russians -- Izvestia o· WSU-'IV Ch•nnel i .. --- D.nraced To TArt,,.,.,.., 01 Tlae J16p.M_,. .4,... ... Paul Taylor, and Rev llay- Group Blnging opened the dO. lnood Fife wW be . brlnginl votions Jed by Mrs. James Win. tbo meaago each eveninll. AU Four poems were read and welcome. prayer was by Mrs T b om 11 The Unloo Clau meeUng Be tz · will be beld at The Hazel ~ · He bert Dixon preakiColnmWliiY church, DeWitts ed a:· the rbuotneSI sesoioo ill Run, at 2 p.m. July 21. T he !be absence of the president leader Is Okey Abarl of Coolvtt- and vice pre•ident. Mra. WID, le. Everyoae Is Invited. need !bat c•·JVL y II · treasurer, annou A··-"' f would report to church coun. , The Women s LUWary o d id M. M tal Hospital wiU cit In the future . It was ec • e1gs emor ed to begin work on the cook meel Monday, July 22, at 7:30 book which will be compiled p.m. at the hospital. All mem- this fall and members are to ben are urged to attend. . The American Ugion Auxil- give recipes to Mrs .. Weeks. Jary wlll meet Tuesday at 6,30 A potluck family dmner to be 1 th Legion hall for pot,- held at the ohurch July 25 wa1 r~~· ~nne: followed by the reg~ announced. The group diSCUSITwo . 1 tate ed having a float lor the cello ular meeog. ti gtr' ·; d Th wod bo• representatives wm report. NP.W tenma para e. e. " er ... officers wlU be Installed. donated by Mrs. Dno>n was ao JULY za warded to Mrs. Bentz. A re'Jbe Meigs County Riding club port was given on lhe Stanley meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. parties held, the proceed• or m. In the Sal\Jbury Township whiCh were given to the par. building. . . , sonage fund . The annual P.omeroy WCTU Refreshments were served Rural Cb.-cb ~nl Soe. eal to thos~ named above and Rev· er1y Will who asked grace. COMMITI'EE JIEEJS~,., 4 "1,~ n~xt m: etiQI will ,be h~J4.,; ~· ·""'r::;"~ .. • . . GlOmg!j. .~,.,$ ·- ............... ·..,. tbe .fadln. . .•- -.. Jilovio q~•- , , : ' . · Just~ Mor-Dtive ' .,! :tC SATURDAVr· IO:W The Alvil Show - • 00 Salem , _ July 21 at 7:!0 Thunday .'!'::g at her Rock eacluvenlng. The pastor, Rov. S)>l"llllll Road home. . ~<, ''" Dowa oo 1\11 J'ara . •' Mra. Ben Buck enttrtalned lle91val beahwlni at tile Free the WUling Workers claSI <l WUI Bap1181 cburdl ol RuUand the Ente · e11b Churdt th month wu made by Mra. man Blaclc using zinnias in a circle arrangement. Flower rangements were judges a n d ribbons awarded Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Members and guesta ing were Mrs. Guy Boggess. Mrs. Carl Barnhill, Mrs. Herman Black, Mrs. Charles Carr. Mrs. J . s . Davis, Mrs. E. A. Dodderer, Mrs. Fred erie GoeNEW SYMBOL bel, Mrs. Clarence The new symbol shown ab<>ve : M~;; , J. 0. McCoy, Mrs. U I a of the " Church in Town Mrs. R. V. Weatherman, Country " was used for t A, M. Cox and guests. first time at lhe Methodist . Connie Ra1eigh and da1Jgh· church T{)wn and Country Barbara of Warren, held In and Faith MoCaln Minnesota, J1.1ly 9-12. and Mrs. McCain. able to attend. Mr. and Mrs. John Calhoun Ill !!llllieroy- 11lo couple ""' olllir ebildren. Michael, two yeara old and Aale!J, Is Hostess To Church Class Picnic Held At McCoin.Home Mr . and Mr:~. E. W. Hess left Wednesday for their home, san • Mrs. Ben Buck Rose Gorden Club's Annual Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' .'·tt.. . ,,~· . ~ ' A ' .,, ' . . . ,'h e Day Afiter ..f s: ltoute! tit-/...., mal! per"-lllcillll; i.;;~~the~)ll'kt . ': . upt MidclleporL .'D!!ICI!~IIS - -. '• ' " ~ ~~\~jF7Coll'l~~~~ ;~~~~;:~;.;-~~ .~-"~ ll!ffjll'f~·t· = -• -=· '•• \ �• • ' '.J 'I • ' .. ''l . ' COMMENTAT1NG EDITORIALLY I . 1 ' an Improper link betWeen reliCion and \ . . • Helen J!elp Us/ , t School Prayer Decis~on ! ) '• f "A Penny for Your na..ghts" The Daily Sentinel It is wholly natural and llbderstand· able that the response too so. profoun~ a ruling as the Supreme Court's decl&ion in the school prayer cases should reflect dl'Op divisions within the country. Many legal scholars say that tl)e high court's prime !unction is to try to settle the great, devislv~ issues that otherwise might tear our society apart. The court dotS not creal• these diviSions It simply attempts to d•al with them when they appear. On its face, the relation between church and government is now and al· wavs has been a potentially disruptive question. Human feelings on the subject of religion are strong No tess strong are the words of the U.S. Cnnstitution aeclaring that church and stat• shall he kept separate, and religious freedom shall be assured to all persons. In the current controversy, complaint comes from citizens who sav that freedom has been abridged by state or city laws which require the readmg of the Biole and the Lord's Prayer by school pupils. One of. the complainants has no rell· gion, the other is a Unitarian and does not accept all parts of the Bible The Supreme Court's decision I h at such religious practices do violate the Constitution has the endorsement of many, though far from all, religious organizatioons and leaders. It should be noted also that the U.S. rourt is not a pioneer in this field Sev- -~ / J r government. . ' A slrlkiq diasent comes from Dean Erwin N. Griswold of the Harvard Law School AntictpatiJII the court's latest ruling, and commenting on its 1982 derision In the celebrated New York case, he says the court II construing the Con· stimtion's language in far too rilid "absolutist" terms. · He argues that the founding fathers meant to bar establishment of a stelesupported church, but not to expunge from the nation's Ufe all sigilli and ceremonies of rellgloua nature. Griswold contends further that anyone who objects to school prayen, Bible reading or other such practices can preterve his freedom simply by d~~Ciinlng to tak• part. He says the penon who does this must accept minority status this places him in - and yet has a right to expect the tolerance of othen. The high court says In reply that even when a law excuses those who do not wiJh to participate, It is still coercive and puts a stigma on the objectors. In the cases just decided, it II o!so a fact that tolerance by the majority wu sadly breached. The complainant in Baltimore has seen her son abused physical· ly many times, her home and car often attacked, herself refused work. The Unl· \arian in Pennsylvania has been subject to violent, sometimes obscene written abuse. r• Lillie Snuner TltlltiM ' atlreoted "' hall 111 lllw ' Dear Helell: "' 101 peratfafon rna • .. What are J011 ~ppooed to do & II V11r1 oellllllve ad I with chJidren lll<e lhll! 'lbeJ aeeDI to COJII8 up with D IKtful eome early In tho momlng be- 11111- for blm. - LOST fore mJne have tbelr breUWt, Dear Loot· uc! otay lfll ll'o time to so lo Why be ·tacllul? Ia IIlii nursery IChoo1 in tbe aftarnoaD. 8D "U" ia I kJMrD (IUIIdltJ~, Tbelr mother nner ~ .~ IIlli 1101 very awcb. 11e no..,. bome ltUI lnBiud IIY~· 0111111 er has Ill)' ..,.... 111 your Ufe, lhD bOrne wbell JOU N liNd IIlli u long u IIIIIIJa' manlJfD' of them.'' All momillg loot ll'a 1a1ea lbo apron 11r1r1p _ keep nm back IIIII lorlb 11 thai WBJI ·You've. 'lOIII onct lbom and takiDa cue oC IIIJ too oileD In tho "mine over JDAo OIID baby' In be'- tryiDC to ter" billie - ft. '*''' ••eneelai do I little bousewwk. TbeD comes aflernooa lind I have a t.w m - to relu, lll8)''re home tram ICbOOI IIlli baet aplo IIU dlmter. Quite often lbly'li l'OIIIt baet after dlJIJier to opend the evealng. I'm liNd of litem but hate to eGJ118 out ll!d 1111 10 ao their mother l1ld I have b aa • f:rlenda for a ion& limo, - DISGUSTED Dear Dll: Follow their molher'a Jaatruc. llolla: · aond lbom bomo 1lbaa yoo're tired of thom. '1'ltt moat " Gmllal Up ,._.. , _ Dear HeiiD: ' I'm ill 1111' eerl;p 10'1, haVe ·a fine btPl!d and two 1oYtJt cblldroD, 10011 of the llllllp I lleed, l1ld lulurlel; Relatives Come For Funeral We But ll'o bani for me to .,... lamlllar IUI'I'GIIIIdiD8 IIlli If I do I'm unhaPPl' (1101 ICtNd). I ean't aeem to eajoJ 11 w frienda u I did 1111' old IPW up with. Tbla lm't blo eauae 1111' famlly holds me toe close, In fact I didn't aet ~ Reports From Th e a *•"'"• lh• light to Limit Qyontitle• Early Week. SPECIALS! · c -pllO • 1=~~other~:!;~..":-~~~~'uut :nt; That these thin~s were done in the t h,':r own slate constitutions on the sub- very name of reUgtous faith perha'(s II· "Qood-bytl" · moved away, 1 apent li\ost of jeot of religious freedom. have handed lustrates perfectly the gravity o the By LYLB C. WIUION War. The U.S. dollar lrll 10 aatlono had lnmased bJ Dee Ac:lusiJJ, (l8l'lllls lhauld keep my lime ~ lrlpl ba~ problem the court has tried to solve. down similar readings. lhiiW ..._ bte-ol sturdy ond 10 much BOUght that 31. 19111, to flU billion. · their children home (unl .... Jn. home. The court cannot and should not at· \!'any devoutly religious persons are In lhe aimple termo of what much of tho free ~ uaod ae- Tho eommlttee <alculated that vlted), and DOt rel;p OD embar- I eJIV1 people' wbo eea jlutl . quite reasonably concerned over \he tr.mpt to reconcile religious differences. impart these rulings may have on the 11 does have a responsibility for keeping really goeo on, tho Federal Re- cumulated dollan oo baeldn8 for from Doe. 31, 111111, to Doe. 31, ruled nelahbora to send them up l1ld leave folka and friends, move hall IC!I'ea the- · religious life of the country. In Its new- sovernment neutral in the matter. Many oerve Board'• 1ncruse in Its dto- ill on ""'"'""Y· Tilt dollar. 19111, lbo u.s. balaneo or PIIJ· bome. - H. try. I'm oeallmeolal, eo!Of Jooil. est decision the J].S. court has tried- religious leaders agree that the foster- C<llllll rate lo in .-..ognitloo of literally, was as good u gold. ments deficit wu about flU Dear Helell: .vidently with only partial success - to Ing of faith is the business of church and tho unbappy fact that the United Better, maybe, l>toause it wu btH!on. OUr overseas opendlng My hll8baad PI borne to Ina baet to the deyo and plaeee · lbooe yean wu that mueb more mother wben tho gom, JOt a where rve enjoyed myaelf. l for:vince the nation that it is not assail· family - without help from schools or States is living beyond .itJiooome handler to tho pocket. abroad •• well sa at home. The U.S. gold dollar aloo hod than ..., reoelved ·from overseaa. rough. Aller he moved home enjoyed my young ~ ing religion, but simply what it deems any other government source. Tho immediate purpose of the ...,. gold baekittg, up lo 115 per Obviously, many foreiJDen 110 several limes, "" divorced. oo much, and 1 IDilTied ""1 ~ rote tneroase ;, to make It more cut About 112 billion of the gold iongl!r regard tho u.s. dollar 08 Now be comes ~ see me ll!d YOUIII. 11'1 bani lor a 111 tblnl:: profitoblo to keep certain money board aceumulated bJ tho lhllted good as sold. But 110111e llill do tho children and II ever SO of IQJS&lf U 1 mo1ber with 1 1 on doposll and drawing 1nter<st states wu and ts requlrod to hold dollars and thai creates ao- much nleer, but be atlll loves home lftd fllllil1 rd 1Jb to 11o in the Unltl!d Slal08 than abroad: provide that 25 per .,.., gold other problem. Mama best ll!d CID't breal; 10111ehody'a cblld; and · 1'1111 or, at lead, not tm profitable backing of tbo U.S. dollar. ,.,.. Tho Ameri<OD lnltltute for away from her. de flY" he loves afraid lhla ahow o1pa of tmm. to have tho money here thaD eign owners of U.S. doUaro got 1 economic Rosearch at Great Bar- me bul Is tom belweeD us. turlty. elsewhere. much better deal than that Each ringtoo, Vt., calculated In Au- He doesn'l want me to dale H it worb the! way. tlle Unit- o1 tlleir dollara w11 backed by fllllll, 111112, that those outatandiq other men as be mlaht want Yes, I like my house, ehllded Stateo balance of payments .gold 1110 per cont. forelgD doUar claims already 11• to marry me again, but what ron, buaband, but feel ~· have. 'position will be improved. Tho 'I That came about because tho coeded the capacity o1 the UDII- am I supposed to do? I am on- n'l llfOWD up IDd accepted reBY DOROTHY KILG4UEN t•ken place. Renata Is a mght- the Waldorf's Empire Room u.s. balance o1 paymenbl post- Roo,..eh lldmillistratioD commit. ed States to melle good iD gold. ly 29, and want some sort of sponslblllty as I shoull!• How Eddie Fisher, Elizabeth Tay- ly vlsiror to the Desert I n n, after their wedding. Bob was lion is tho end result ot the aD ·ted the United Stotes In 19M to If tho loreiiJIO'I demanded their We. If I met SOmectlle I was does ODe co about II! - MRS, lor'• discardeo husband, Is v.bere Eddie has her brought one of her guests. lnternatiomal dealings between \..U to forolpert told II ._ ae gold we could DOl P8J ap. Tbla J. T. ·· • st•rrlng in a """ Jove triangle. by car and installed at a table In New Yorlr when young Ev· the United Statoo and ~ -lefOUD"'. Tbat oomm- IIIID would create a oataslropblc when punching IIOIDOOIII In the Dear Mrs. T.: . ADd the girl in the case, 8 for one while he doe1 his act, ans was WUIV8ilable for com· and foreign nation& abd theulho1da. So a foreigner wltb U.S. chaot ~ the free world where the oose. 'nley ca.a let off atq\n that There •re timtl wbea we,d. btt.utifu 1 and fickle blonde na. . . . people. For some yeara now we doD an has been able to demand dollar 18 1 vital part of the ID· way while remaining wttbm the all Jike to be '"'IOIIllbady'1 med ReNta Soeclt, may be- singmg h1s love ballads dJrect- ~ ~ent at h11 oct~ce at E Yan • have spent or gJven away abroad in exchange U.S. gold to the ternatlonaJ eeonomy. bounds of verbal p · cbJld" You area' . come Elizabeth 's successor in Jy to her, as he once did wheo .t'~cone or at hiS elegant ~ast a lot more than foreigners have value of hi.s dollars. 'Ibe Cftizeas Chairman Harry P'. Byrd of the 'lben they can ··uo· ua1 Ev~o hen~ t ana: the not too diStant future, as his passion fur Elizabeth Tay- Side apartment, an associate spent in tho United Stateo. TlliJ Foreign Aid C<Jmmltteo calculatee Senate Fin8IICI! Committee ... hand me yoo bJbrld bJaclnthl" est. is pushingwU wltoo:u"t soon as Eddie gets 1-ais divorce. lor was the best show on the at ~e: sporlawear .tirrn ~ere defi('it in the international baJ. that on Dec. 31, 1952, tb • U. S. p1ained this situation In a spl!eeb or ••don'i get BA, with me, ~u brood 8nd tblnl: 'Ia thla ~-~ ' . . he " a top execut1ve .aid be f n11 · •b gold u - 1 b"'~- nd "- -••- •- nd ~~. " ~ ·,....., Eddie Is so crazy about the Mnp. lmmedtately after I he . llllCt o p~yme " ma~ ap Y resorvo " -· ~ a - ~~ _, a """""· I ,. perenolal pawpaw." . me? How did II aU ha ?" lissome Germao model thel he perlormance, Renata alips out ;as makm& pl.aos to leave for payment m U.S. doUan. tht gold ,....... ol all other !roe gard tbla aa our moot serioUJ o,. When your friends .,.. to a pet H yoo Jove your bUI:1DCI swiped her from one of his for· aod the car whisks her away. uro':. . AecJJmalaW OOIIon world COJIIllriel wu liS bUUon. cal IJid lln&Dclal problem." becOUBO someone bas dooo them family, late ood C!ll'l of . tr.er best friends and staunch- Tile crooner has hinted broad· A ~m:r ~ctor. ~~ was : Fortlgn mdiVJdualo allll ,...,_ Tile U.S. gol<l hoard loday Bynl wao being con-t. He wrong. admonlob thom to oay "I bume IDjoy I new ~ ,t del nd ly to friends that he intends to cove y orroa earer menta happily accumalated these down to $16.6 billion wbereu tho abbon Hvlng beyond means wouldn't be caught dead talldnc U 11 ' 0ld ---'•• . es e ers. . h . ,n.ake Renata his next bride: SJglll!d to play the part of Irv- doDoro immediately after tbe lgold hoklln&• of other free ..,rid whether al home or abroad. to that b'"'-pollfc ....., ••08 .. ""v ha- '!_0!>1 ·~·•:,-J Tile third person •n t e trJat> . . mp Thalberg m a picture about ,_. "'-- · '"' may ve ... ,.... . .,_ gle is Robert Evans, the harod· One predlc~ the weddmg would Hollywood. Later he ohol to , Tiley Ukewlso C8D cot their ol DOt-quile-grown-up maltJI!II1 some young New York multi. placeh three or stardom •• Ava Gardner'• buD· point aCl'OII by their whlch .lurnl respoaslbillty •l* millionaire who was Renata's our mon!h\ h ere ~as even fighter lover in "The Sun Also · antagoniatl 81 a V1rgtnia ereep- full. - H. "one and ooly'' romance for ~ ~mor. 8 e had give~ her Rises" and he portrayed t he er." 111 almost a .year - until Eddie ~Jade! r'"t, of gre~t ~~t•men- rich young wastrel in "The Best lly Wayoe G. Braadoladt, M.D. son baa apparently drowned or are "'IJSI abundant 0101 lbe trunk, ID ""' can iDdoctrinate your fa= :'.!..~ 80Is Ifd~ted st>.rted tiVIJll her the bl& rush. •a ue •''!;0, 1 a once of Everything.'' Q- 1 feel tired and ache aD been loloetetl unconscloua by au They ..... ~ 1011, vaey In frleJJds In tho ~al method ol •••• yoo re haY• He swept her off her feet with ~:~ng~ to Eddies great hero, He "diiCOVered" Ronata 1 t over. My doctor said my blood electric current or a blow on size, and, with rare exceptkms, profaDIIy, II WOIIt be long before lag kid trouble or lust plalll a suddenness that surprised ,.. e odd. about the time the high !ash- presSIII'C was very low. Is !hill lite head and slops breathing, are painless. Although the con- JOU cao uaoclale with them will> trouble, let llllea lleljl YOU. eryone. Ooly two weeks before "He's crazy about her." one ion magazines did, and she be- serioos? artificial respiration should be dltioo Ia heredltery, tho diJease out embarru&meot, evea In your •he packed up aod flew to Las Las Veags -chum declared. came 1 popular cover girl. Olb- A _ 1.o bloDd pressure Ia continued lor at least au hour does not usually make Ita ap- mixed compllll)', g elpel.......,, ""' , 111 Vegas to join him, llhe had "He'd have to be to do what er modelo dfllCribe her as "re- hllrd to define i>toause any lev- befo"' the viellm Ia pronou,.,_ pearanee until late In life. Tbe But be aure to warn them that : : : BeleD Bollel care ttl boarded a TWA jet in New York he did to a good friend . He used served, iD fact rother distant." el of pressure that i• high ed dead. condition II really DOlo diaeut wllen they caD,IOmeoJJe "A IOD oewa_p_a_per,_._ _ 108 with Bob, and traveled to Veg- to telephone Ren•ta at Bob's She oeemed to h8ve few frienda enouah to keep your blood clr· u It doea not aHect lbo .....- oC a fii'Ope, smile: as with him to spend the 4th of ·•partmeot when Bob was at outside or Bob'• circle. She ...,. eulatinc when you are up and Q-Wbat Ia von Reclcllnghau- al health. TheN Ia no INIIIJuly weekend in the gambling work, and he used to phone her alwaye with him. W'oen Eddie aboUt Ia not too low. Many of sea'• dl.....? I It curable? meat Uctpl lor removal ol TO (,'1.08111 CONilJLATEII Tbe town . They both stayed at the : modeling agenc) to lind • u t discoverfid her Ia not firmly et- the best athlete' have ·blood A - V• Recldlap...-. dl· lbooe tumon that become so WASHINGTON tUPIJ DEVOTED ro tNTUin OP Riviera, IJid returned to New where she was when she was tablished, but one acquaintanco pressures far below tho aver- seau is a bereditery cor4llioo largo that they eiUif pressure United Sllteo Ia '":"ariD& to MEIGS MAlON AIIIA. , York on the same pl~e. be1ng . photographed. With aU lr ohow business selll the date age. No one ever died of chron- ~ wblch spots of lncroased JJido or d!seomfort. eitJII about II coa•tl. leo iD vaWhat made her !IWitch from the girls who were throwmg " the oight of th" Milton Berle le low blood pre,.ure. (Sud- pJilllf'llalion are found, espec- F'loua aond JOtll tpll!llllu rloul perta ol the world. Bob to Eddie, althougii .Bob is themselves at him, he had ro testimooial at tho Americana den lowering of blood pressure 11lly on the torso: The chief and coiDJDenll to Dr. W8)'DI Ofllclal "'"""' said Friday oot only handsomer but richer pick the one who belonged to a Hotel. known ., shock Is a dlflerenl feeture of tiJe disease Is the G, Bl'lllldltedl, M.D., Ill CDN 11 llf&bt that all of lbem wUl be ill and mare amusing? pal." "Eddiewasslttingonthedalo, matter.) In fact, ·per10111 1arge number of tumon that~-- Wblle Dr. Briad- Etuope-«1' Geneva. Baiel. Ven"Marriage," tho tho answer When Eddie wao being crltl- 81 I was" the other performer whose blood pressure is below ~~ to be In the skin but iladl e8DIItll ~~~~~- ladiVjdallee, lA Bavre, 'l'llriD and IIIDfrom Lao Vegao friends of the ci7ed for romancing Elizabeth relates. "Bob and Renata were average generally live longer an i"eaDy tumon of tho nerve lellera, •e wiD IDI- 1aUor1 cboller. 11ir. . !Taylor while he was still mar· together in tho audience 1 than those who have higher endinp Juat beneath ll:,e skin. of aener"l latenal Ia falnN tht "In the· II months tliat ohe , riea to Debbie Roynolds, Bob watched Eddie watching · her. blood pressures. Tbele may_'!"""' IIJY1IbeN but cofUIIIDI. are wle lriJ8 and Bob were virtuelly lnsepar· lwas among friend• who stood lit just kept staring at her all There Is, however, a condl· · • • po881b without appreclable lou ablt, be didn't propooe mar. b) him aod defended him ao through the dilHler and while aU tion known as orthostatic I ow or aervlco of IIIIer OJIIIIo ri11e. Eddif did. 'lbat w 0 n I"misunderstood." The night the comedians were doing their blood pressure II" which a per- . • ' m1lllicatioDI Nkl"l embw'• 1Liz threw her much-publici<ed routines. You could tell some- son who aet• up too quickly Jel ·" W/ COIJitl]ateo mort euii1 Now thst the love shuffle has .party when Eddie opened at thing was clocking,'' from a prOIM! position blacko out er., I state supreme courts, interpreting I,. Moo,-Tufl,-Wod. · July 22, 21. 24th ••1 lea•, Mild, Su1ar Cured Bacon 1-lb. Tray Pack Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting SUPREME Fine Granulated SALE SUGAR ON HUSH ::f» 1 5-Lb. Bag PUPPIES ~e .~~n l 6c Off Label Ciant ~clag Bo~< Women's _ Children's _ The Ughter Srde Here'S " ay T0 Clean up Fnen • ds' pro{ane Lan ~~.~rreqth:;ntfye',::;, ~~owpe'~: . 0-:-7' ~rn~ge or feels very faint. When this Do It ..,A ~~_..,..~ Time COM~ARATIVELV NEW _ .. __ oPERATIQN·.. WE ~PLACE SOME OF T>IE BONES OJ T>lE EAR WITH IWJE -·A~TERWARO.> XM 'I<XJQ WI~E WILL BE \"~'All WITHOUT A Auo So-o-o.,. ~ OFERATION WAS A COMPLETE SUCCESS •• OR WAS IT? -- Hatlo I'\_ UELP~NIA OEC-IDEO TO SUBMIT 10 AN OPERATION TO ~~~~7, ~~R happel1!1 one should all down or sons who have been in bed sev. 11 DICI WB8T lion of ;rour foul-_..,. frlendo oral dayo because of an Illness. Ude4l ..... ·II to coaeh' them 10 esdalm MOlt pursons with low bloo<l WASIIIN(J'I'ON IUPII - Mtllll "fllell jtlmpiD& ..,-aaitlmol" who preosure require no treatment. of .. bavo 1 " " profane frlen<la they are •Wtled '"' omued. But, if your doctor think your wholie ~ WI to If we can gel- In lbe babll . low blood pressure Ia causing •riD&• Of ·liluiJ!, dopontltng on o1 exclalmiDg "great julltpiDt &er· your o)llnploms, he moy want w~ W.•.,. <ringers or blutb· lllfums " lbe nnl atop will bl IAl give you angiotenllin (former- erl. \ · COJ!IIplrOtlv!IJ olmple. ly called anglotoniD l. If ,... hav• !rlendt like that Tile nut aqo. lo to cbanp lbefr thl!IIJI!ii ~ be ~ ill nalflhll'. J l l - ol espreAJna Q - Mul tile bear! aellon 1 uw·~ ltchotque 1 bard 11toolshmeot, Raooml)l"* IJib. haVe been otopped f,.. an IMJur •bo!!l ~· otftutoo are ''Well, rB be a (flip before a peraon can be official· it'~ ·a J,.ay )'Qtl COD ~ mlfkwm" IJid "Well, rn be 1 ty pronounced deod? your • ~t ..,q clean ilp double dals)o." ~ - 'lblo woald dopetld on their ~ IJul mliot 11 omell .11y ~. ~ 1 palle!'ll will' b... th• etrcumotanceo. If • person bell. 08 ...n. . beeD establlahed IJid ~. ril bad been Ul for o long time and IJncier lbll mOibod, lbe be ~ ~~~ destb wu npected, a doctor . _ . - or dlo8IJSI Wllb '~ lloi'IJI ·• 'IIOU!d listen with hlo atelh<> ~ Gf_ t:!::! to DUll " ratbeJ · tiiiD -bllfi 111 more atoitJu.e, 8COpe to the 111Hent's cheel ,,.. 100 ~ '" I* I~. . ' ' algno of heart action one! woold llltuiO! ~· """" .'II now.,.. for 'l'IHt . ...... 111- pt b01aJJ1c111 al10 determine whether or not lbe cilijocllop!iilt ...,.._ euraiDC ~ llieJy 19 be mon dl!lhe patient were breathing. U Tbe ~'~ atmply •hount!lllcuJt; however, lor.II In~ the there were no signs o1 bt'llltl> .,tth ~ttl · lllllt ~ lwn.. y...J lrlelllil ·ea!l dll)er pili> Ins or heart octton tbe palleJJt tba1 co~ 111 1- - ', to lorm ~ pie. •· • cauld be pronounced dead 11 thlll oro olllii; im ltlll ,et do- llt9d' tlieat lit gio!lf 1by ·,..: ...... wid ol ,<l)l!lo •. . . . . Jllllni ltiat thtJ' oboukl · 0• tho other hand II a per· Tba .lliit :_, 'IIi !Ito nltlbilfta.< that, .JOU liallaiiiiJ dqj)utot'' glv: 39 TIME IS GETTING ~HURT! ARGO PEAS a 11 JOJ Cana GUARANTEED ~~ TROUBLE-FREE '\', . SERVIC~ I We're Heading For Last Roundup!! .. i BAKER'S BIG HHyY Dury Dish Totrela ..... . . . . ... . . 28 ... ~.,, ton •a• lltllllr ab· ....loie ,llfVk:t, lncludltW 'tiJIJII: ~ If ,_.. 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' COMMENTAT1NG EDITORIALLY I . 1 ' an Improper link betWeen reliCion and \ . . • Helen J!elp Us/ , t School Prayer Decis~on ! ) '• f "A Penny for Your na..ghts" The Daily Sentinel It is wholly natural and llbderstand· able that the response too so. profoun~ a ruling as the Supreme Court's decl&ion in the school prayer cases should reflect dl'Op divisions within the country. Many legal scholars say that tl)e high court's prime !unction is to try to settle the great, devislv~ issues that otherwise might tear our society apart. The court dotS not creal• these diviSions It simply attempts to d•al with them when they appear. On its face, the relation between church and government is now and al· wavs has been a potentially disruptive question. Human feelings on the subject of religion are strong No tess strong are the words of the U.S. Cnnstitution aeclaring that church and stat• shall he kept separate, and religious freedom shall be assured to all persons. In the current controversy, complaint comes from citizens who sav that freedom has been abridged by state or city laws which require the readmg of the Biole and the Lord's Prayer by school pupils. One of. the complainants has no rell· gion, the other is a Unitarian and does not accept all parts of the Bible The Supreme Court's decision I h at such religious practices do violate the Constitution has the endorsement of many, though far from all, religious organizatioons and leaders. It should be noted also that the U.S. rourt is not a pioneer in this field Sev- -~ / J r government. . ' A slrlkiq diasent comes from Dean Erwin N. Griswold of the Harvard Law School AntictpatiJII the court's latest ruling, and commenting on its 1982 derision In the celebrated New York case, he says the court II construing the Con· stimtion's language in far too rilid "absolutist" terms. · He argues that the founding fathers meant to bar establishment of a stelesupported church, but not to expunge from the nation's Ufe all sigilli and ceremonies of rellgloua nature. Griswold contends further that anyone who objects to school prayen, Bible reading or other such practices can preterve his freedom simply by d~~Ciinlng to tak• part. He says the penon who does this must accept minority status this places him in - and yet has a right to expect the tolerance of othen. The high court says In reply that even when a law excuses those who do not wiJh to participate, It is still coercive and puts a stigma on the objectors. In the cases just decided, it II o!so a fact that tolerance by the majority wu sadly breached. The complainant in Baltimore has seen her son abused physical· ly many times, her home and car often attacked, herself refused work. The Unl· \arian in Pennsylvania has been subject to violent, sometimes obscene written abuse. r• Lillie Snuner TltlltiM ' atlreoted "' hall 111 lllw ' Dear Helell: "' 101 peratfafon rna • .. What are J011 ~ppooed to do & II V11r1 oellllllve ad I with chJidren lll<e lhll! 'lbeJ aeeDI to COJII8 up with D IKtful eome early In tho momlng be- 11111- for blm. - LOST fore mJne have tbelr breUWt, Dear Loot· uc! otay lfll ll'o time to so lo Why be ·tacllul? Ia IIlii nursery IChoo1 in tbe aftarnoaD. 8D "U" ia I kJMrD (IUIIdltJ~, Tbelr mother nner ~ .~ IIlli 1101 very awcb. 11e no..,. bome ltUI lnBiud IIY~· 0111111 er has Ill)' ..,.... 111 your Ufe, lhD bOrne wbell JOU N liNd IIlli u long u IIIIIIJa' manlJfD' of them.'' All momillg loot ll'a 1a1ea lbo apron 11r1r1p _ keep nm back IIIII lorlb 11 thai WBJI ·You've. 'lOIII onct lbom and takiDa cue oC IIIJ too oileD In tho "mine over JDAo OIID baby' In be'- tryiDC to ter" billie - ft. '*''' ••eneelai do I little bousewwk. TbeD comes aflernooa lind I have a t.w m - to relu, lll8)''re home tram ICbOOI IIlli baet aplo IIU dlmter. Quite often lbly'li l'OIIIt baet after dlJIJier to opend the evealng. I'm liNd of litem but hate to eGJ118 out ll!d 1111 10 ao their mother l1ld I have b aa • f:rlenda for a ion& limo, - DISGUSTED Dear Dll: Follow their molher'a Jaatruc. llolla: · aond lbom bomo 1lbaa yoo're tired of thom. '1'ltt moat " Gmllal Up ,._.. , _ Dear HeiiD: ' I'm ill 1111' eerl;p 10'1, haVe ·a fine btPl!d and two 1oYtJt cblldroD, 10011 of the llllllp I lleed, l1ld lulurlel; Relatives Come For Funeral We But ll'o bani for me to .,... lamlllar IUI'I'GIIIIdiD8 IIlli If I do I'm unhaPPl' (1101 ICtNd). I ean't aeem to eajoJ 11 w frienda u I did 1111' old IPW up with. Tbla lm't blo eauae 1111' famlly holds me toe close, In fact I didn't aet ~ Reports From Th e a *•"'"• lh• light to Limit Qyontitle• Early Week. SPECIALS! · c -pllO • 1=~~other~:!;~..":-~~~~'uut :nt; That these thin~s were done in the t h,':r own slate constitutions on the sub- very name of reUgtous faith perha'(s II· "Qood-bytl" · moved away, 1 apent li\ost of jeot of religious freedom. have handed lustrates perfectly the gravity o the By LYLB C. WIUION War. The U.S. dollar lrll 10 aatlono had lnmased bJ Dee Ac:lusiJJ, (l8l'lllls lhauld keep my lime ~ lrlpl ba~ problem the court has tried to solve. down similar readings. lhiiW ..._ bte-ol sturdy ond 10 much BOUght that 31. 19111, to flU billion. · their children home (unl .... Jn. home. The court cannot and should not at· \!'any devoutly religious persons are In lhe aimple termo of what much of tho free ~ uaod ae- Tho eommlttee <alculated that vlted), and DOt rel;p OD embar- I eJIV1 people' wbo eea jlutl . quite reasonably concerned over \he tr.mpt to reconcile religious differences. impart these rulings may have on the 11 does have a responsibility for keeping really goeo on, tho Federal Re- cumulated dollan oo baeldn8 for from Doe. 31, 111111, to Doe. 31, ruled nelahbora to send them up l1ld leave folka and friends, move hall IC!I'ea the- · religious life of the country. In Its new- sovernment neutral in the matter. Many oerve Board'• 1ncruse in Its dto- ill on ""'"'""Y· Tilt dollar. 19111, lbo u.s. balaneo or PIIJ· bome. - H. try. I'm oeallmeolal, eo!Of Jooil. est decision the J].S. court has tried- religious leaders agree that the foster- C<llllll rate lo in .-..ognitloo of literally, was as good u gold. ments deficit wu about flU Dear Helell: .vidently with only partial success - to Ing of faith is the business of church and tho unbappy fact that the United Better, maybe, l>toause it wu btH!on. OUr overseas opendlng My hll8baad PI borne to Ina baet to the deyo and plaeee · lbooe yean wu that mueb more mother wben tho gom, JOt a where rve enjoyed myaelf. l for:vince the nation that it is not assail· family - without help from schools or States is living beyond .itJiooome handler to tho pocket. abroad •• well sa at home. The U.S. gold dollar aloo hod than ..., reoelved ·from overseaa. rough. Aller he moved home enjoyed my young ~ ing religion, but simply what it deems any other government source. Tho immediate purpose of the ...,. gold baekittg, up lo 115 per Obviously, many foreiJDen 110 several limes, "" divorced. oo much, and 1 IDilTied ""1 ~ rote tneroase ;, to make It more cut About 112 billion of the gold iongl!r regard tho u.s. dollar 08 Now be comes ~ see me ll!d YOUIII. 11'1 bani lor a 111 tblnl:: profitoblo to keep certain money board aceumulated bJ tho lhllted good as sold. But 110111e llill do tho children and II ever SO of IQJS&lf U 1 mo1ber with 1 1 on doposll and drawing 1nter<st states wu and ts requlrod to hold dollars and thai creates ao- much nleer, but be atlll loves home lftd fllllil1 rd 1Jb to 11o in the Unltl!d Slal08 than abroad: provide that 25 per .,.., gold other problem. Mama best ll!d CID't breal; 10111ehody'a cblld; and · 1'1111 or, at lead, not tm profitable backing of tbo U.S. dollar. ,.,.. Tho Ameri<OD lnltltute for away from her. de flY" he loves afraid lhla ahow o1pa of tmm. to have tho money here thaD eign owners of U.S. doUaro got 1 economic Rosearch at Great Bar- me bul Is tom belweeD us. turlty. elsewhere. much better deal than that Each ringtoo, Vt., calculated In Au- He doesn'l want me to dale H it worb the! way. tlle Unit- o1 tlleir dollara w11 backed by fllllll, 111112, that those outatandiq other men as be mlaht want Yes, I like my house, ehllded Stateo balance of payments .gold 1110 per cont. forelgD doUar claims already 11• to marry me again, but what ron, buaband, but feel ~· have. 'position will be improved. Tho 'I That came about because tho coeded the capacity o1 the UDII- am I supposed to do? I am on- n'l llfOWD up IDd accepted reBY DOROTHY KILG4UEN t•ken place. Renata Is a mght- the Waldorf's Empire Room u.s. balance o1 paymenbl post- Roo,..eh lldmillistratioD commit. ed States to melle good iD gold. ly 29, and want some sort of sponslblllty as I shoull!• How Eddie Fisher, Elizabeth Tay- ly vlsiror to the Desert I n n, after their wedding. Bob was lion is tho end result ot the aD ·ted the United Stotes In 19M to If tho loreiiJIO'I demanded their We. If I met SOmectlle I was does ODe co about II! - MRS, lor'• discardeo husband, Is v.bere Eddie has her brought one of her guests. lnternatiomal dealings between \..U to forolpert told II ._ ae gold we could DOl P8J ap. Tbla J. T. ·· • st•rrlng in a """ Jove triangle. by car and installed at a table In New Yorlr when young Ev· the United Statoo and ~ -lefOUD"'. Tbat oomm- IIIID would create a oataslropblc when punching IIOIDOOIII In the Dear Mrs. T.: . ADd the girl in the case, 8 for one while he doe1 his act, ans was WUIV8ilable for com· and foreign nation& abd theulho1da. So a foreigner wltb U.S. chaot ~ the free world where the oose. 'nley ca.a let off atq\n that There •re timtl wbea we,d. btt.utifu 1 and fickle blonde na. . . . people. For some yeara now we doD an has been able to demand dollar 18 1 vital part of the ID· way while remaining wttbm the all Jike to be '"'IOIIllbady'1 med ReNta Soeclt, may be- singmg h1s love ballads dJrect- ~ ~ent at h11 oct~ce at E Yan • have spent or gJven away abroad in exchange U.S. gold to the ternatlonaJ eeonomy. bounds of verbal p · cbJld" You area' . come Elizabeth 's successor in Jy to her, as he once did wheo .t'~cone or at hiS elegant ~ast a lot more than foreigners have value of hi.s dollars. 'Ibe Cftizeas Chairman Harry P'. Byrd of the 'lben they can ··uo· ua1 Ev~o hen~ t ana: the not too diStant future, as his passion fur Elizabeth Tay- Side apartment, an associate spent in tho United Stateo. TlliJ Foreign Aid C<Jmmltteo calculatee Senate Fin8IICI! Committee ... hand me yoo bJbrld bJaclnthl" est. is pushingwU wltoo:u"t soon as Eddie gets 1-ais divorce. lor was the best show on the at ~e: sporlawear .tirrn ~ere defi('it in the international baJ. that on Dec. 31, 1952, tb • U. S. p1ained this situation In a spl!eeb or ••don'i get BA, with me, ~u brood 8nd tblnl: 'Ia thla ~-~ ' . . he " a top execut1ve .aid be f n11 · •b gold u - 1 b"'~- nd "- -••- •- nd ~~. " ~ ·,....., Eddie Is so crazy about the Mnp. lmmedtately after I he . llllCt o p~yme " ma~ ap Y resorvo " -· ~ a - ~~ _, a """""· I ,. perenolal pawpaw." . me? How did II aU ha ?" lissome Germao model thel he perlormance, Renata alips out ;as makm& pl.aos to leave for payment m U.S. doUan. tht gold ,....... ol all other !roe gard tbla aa our moot serioUJ o,. When your friends .,.. to a pet H yoo Jove your bUI:1DCI swiped her from one of his for· aod the car whisks her away. uro':. . AecJJmalaW OOIIon world COJIIllriel wu liS bUUon. cal IJid lln&Dclal problem." becOUBO someone bas dooo them family, late ood C!ll'l of . tr.er best friends and staunch- Tile crooner has hinted broad· A ~m:r ~ctor. ~~ was : Fortlgn mdiVJdualo allll ,...,_ Tile U.S. gol<l hoard loday Bynl wao being con-t. He wrong. admonlob thom to oay "I bume IDjoy I new ~ ,t del nd ly to friends that he intends to cove y orroa earer menta happily accumalated these down to $16.6 billion wbereu tho abbon Hvlng beyond means wouldn't be caught dead talldnc U 11 ' 0ld ---'•• . es e ers. . h . ,n.ake Renata his next bride: SJglll!d to play the part of Irv- doDoro immediately after tbe lgold hoklln&• of other free ..,rid whether al home or abroad. to that b'"'-pollfc ....., ••08 .. ""v ha- '!_0!>1 ·~·•:,-J Tile third person •n t e trJat> . . mp Thalberg m a picture about ,_. "'-- · '"' may ve ... ,.... . .,_ gle is Robert Evans, the harod· One predlc~ the weddmg would Hollywood. Later he ohol to , Tiley Ukewlso C8D cot their ol DOt-quile-grown-up maltJI!II1 some young New York multi. placeh three or stardom •• Ava Gardner'• buD· point aCl'OII by their whlch .lurnl respoaslbillty •l* millionaire who was Renata's our mon!h\ h ere ~as even fighter lover in "The Sun Also · antagoniatl 81 a V1rgtnia ereep- full. - H. "one and ooly'' romance for ~ ~mor. 8 e had give~ her Rises" and he portrayed t he er." 111 almost a .year - until Eddie ~Jade! r'"t, of gre~t ~~t•men- rich young wastrel in "The Best lly Wayoe G. Braadoladt, M.D. son baa apparently drowned or are "'IJSI abundant 0101 lbe trunk, ID ""' can iDdoctrinate your fa= :'.!..~ 80Is Ifd~ted st>.rted tiVIJll her the bl& rush. •a ue •''!;0, 1 a once of Everything.'' Q- 1 feel tired and ache aD been loloetetl unconscloua by au They ..... ~ 1011, vaey In frleJJds In tho ~al method ol •••• yoo re haY• He swept her off her feet with ~:~ng~ to Eddies great hero, He "diiCOVered" Ronata 1 t over. My doctor said my blood electric current or a blow on size, and, with rare exceptkms, profaDIIy, II WOIIt be long before lag kid trouble or lust plalll a suddenness that surprised ,.. e odd. about the time the high !ash- presSIII'C was very low. Is !hill lite head and slops breathing, are painless. Although the con- JOU cao uaoclale with them will> trouble, let llllea lleljl YOU. eryone. Ooly two weeks before "He's crazy about her." one ion magazines did, and she be- serioos? artificial respiration should be dltioo Ia heredltery, tho diJease out embarru&meot, evea In your •he packed up aod flew to Las Las Veags -chum declared. came 1 popular cover girl. Olb- A _ 1.o bloDd pressure Ia continued lor at least au hour does not usually make Ita ap- mixed compllll)', g elpel.......,, ""' , 111 Vegas to join him, llhe had "He'd have to be to do what er modelo dfllCribe her as "re- hllrd to define i>toause any lev- befo"' the viellm Ia pronou,.,_ pearanee until late In life. Tbe But be aure to warn them that : : : BeleD Bollel care ttl boarded a TWA jet in New York he did to a good friend . He used served, iD fact rother distant." el of pressure that i• high ed dead. condition II really DOlo diaeut wllen they caD,IOmeoJJe "A IOD oewa_p_a_per,_._ _ 108 with Bob, and traveled to Veg- to telephone Ren•ta at Bob's She oeemed to h8ve few frienda enouah to keep your blood clr· u It doea not aHect lbo .....- oC a fii'Ope, smile: as with him to spend the 4th of ·•partmeot when Bob was at outside or Bob'• circle. She ...,. eulatinc when you are up and Q-Wbat Ia von Reclcllnghau- al health. TheN Ia no INIIIJuly weekend in the gambling work, and he used to phone her alwaye with him. W'oen Eddie aboUt Ia not too low. Many of sea'• dl.....? I It curable? meat Uctpl lor removal ol TO (,'1.08111 CONilJLATEII Tbe town . They both stayed at the : modeling agenc) to lind • u t discoverfid her Ia not firmly et- the best athlete' have ·blood A - V• Recldlap...-. dl· lbooe tumon that become so WASHINGTON tUPIJ DEVOTED ro tNTUin OP Riviera, IJid returned to New where she was when she was tablished, but one acquaintanco pressures far below tho aver- seau is a bereditery cor4llioo largo that they eiUif pressure United Sllteo Ia '":"ariD& to MEIGS MAlON AIIIA. , York on the same pl~e. be1ng . photographed. With aU lr ohow business selll the date age. No one ever died of chron- ~ wblch spots of lncroased JJido or d!seomfort. eitJII about II coa•tl. leo iD vaWhat made her !IWitch from the girls who were throwmg " the oight of th" Milton Berle le low blood pre,.ure. (Sud- pJilllf'llalion are found, espec- F'loua aond JOtll tpll!llllu rloul perta ol the world. Bob to Eddie, althougii .Bob is themselves at him, he had ro testimooial at tho Americana den lowering of blood pressure 11lly on the torso: The chief and coiDJDenll to Dr. W8)'DI Ofllclal "'"""' said Friday oot only handsomer but richer pick the one who belonged to a Hotel. known ., shock Is a dlflerenl feeture of tiJe disease Is the G, Bl'lllldltedl, M.D., Ill CDN 11 llf&bt that all of lbem wUl be ill and mare amusing? pal." "Eddiewasslttingonthedalo, matter.) In fact, ·per10111 1arge number of tumon that~-- Wblle Dr. Briad- Etuope-«1' Geneva. Baiel. Ven"Marriage," tho tho answer When Eddie wao being crltl- 81 I was" the other performer whose blood pressure is below ~~ to be In the skin but iladl e8DIItll ~~~~~- ladiVjdallee, lA Bavre, 'l'llriD and IIIDfrom Lao Vegao friends of the ci7ed for romancing Elizabeth relates. "Bob and Renata were average generally live longer an i"eaDy tumon of tho nerve lellera, •e wiD IDI- 1aUor1 cboller. 11ir. . !Taylor while he was still mar· together in tho audience 1 than those who have higher endinp Juat beneath ll:,e skin. of aener"l latenal Ia falnN tht "In the· II months tliat ohe , riea to Debbie Roynolds, Bob watched Eddie watching · her. blood pressures. Tbele may_'!"""' IIJY1IbeN but cofUIIIDI. are wle lriJ8 and Bob were virtuelly lnsepar· lwas among friend• who stood lit just kept staring at her all There Is, however, a condl· · • • po881b without appreclable lou ablt, be didn't propooe mar. b) him aod defended him ao through the dilHler and while aU tion known as orthostatic I ow or aervlco of IIIIer OJIIIIo ri11e. Eddif did. 'lbat w 0 n I"misunderstood." The night the comedians were doing their blood pressure II" which a per- . • ' m1lllicatioDI Nkl"l embw'• 1Liz threw her much-publici<ed routines. You could tell some- son who aet• up too quickly Jel ·" W/ COIJitl]ateo mort euii1 Now thst the love shuffle has .party when Eddie opened at thing was clocking,'' from a prOIM! position blacko out er., I state supreme courts, interpreting I,. Moo,-Tufl,-Wod. · July 22, 21. 24th ••1 lea•, Mild, Su1ar Cured Bacon 1-lb. Tray Pack Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting SUPREME Fine Granulated SALE SUGAR ON HUSH ::f» 1 5-Lb. Bag PUPPIES ~e .~~n l 6c Off Label Ciant ~clag Bo~< Women's _ Children's _ The Ughter Srde Here'S " ay T0 Clean up Fnen • ds' pro{ane Lan ~~.~rreqth:;ntfye',::;, ~~owpe'~: . 0-:-7' ~rn~ge or feels very faint. When this Do It ..,A ~~_..,..~ Time COM~ARATIVELV NEW _ .. __ oPERATIQN·.. WE ~PLACE SOME OF T>IE BONES OJ T>lE EAR WITH IWJE -·A~TERWARO.> XM 'I<XJQ WI~E WILL BE \"~'All WITHOUT A Auo So-o-o.,. ~ OFERATION WAS A COMPLETE SUCCESS •• OR WAS IT? -- Hatlo I'\_ UELP~NIA OEC-IDEO TO SUBMIT 10 AN OPERATION TO ~~~~7, ~~R happel1!1 one should all down or sons who have been in bed sev. 11 DICI WB8T lion of ;rour foul-_..,. frlendo oral dayo because of an Illness. Ude4l ..... ·II to coaeh' them 10 esdalm MOlt pursons with low bloo<l WASIIIN(J'I'ON IUPII - Mtllll "fllell jtlmpiD& ..,-aaitlmol" who preosure require no treatment. of .. bavo 1 " " profane frlen<la they are •Wtled '"' omued. But, if your doctor think your wholie ~ WI to If we can gel- In lbe babll . low blood pressure Ia causing •riD&• Of ·liluiJ!, dopontltng on o1 exclalmiDg "great julltpiDt &er· your o)llnploms, he moy want w~ W.•.,. <ringers or blutb· lllfums " lbe nnl atop will bl IAl give you angiotenllin (former- erl. \ · COJ!IIplrOtlv!IJ olmple. ly called anglotoniD l. If ,... hav• !rlendt like that Tile nut aqo. lo to cbanp lbefr thl!IIJI!ii ~ be ~ ill nalflhll'. J l l - ol espreAJna Q - Mul tile bear! aellon 1 uw·~ ltchotque 1 bard 11toolshmeot, Raooml)l"* IJib. haVe been otopped f,.. an IMJur •bo!!l ~· otftutoo are ''Well, rB be a (flip before a peraon can be official· it'~ ·a J,.ay )'Qtl COD ~ mlfkwm" IJid "Well, rn be 1 ty pronounced deod? your • ~t ..,q clean ilp double dals)o." ~ - 'lblo woald dopetld on their ~ IJul mliot 11 omell .11y ~. ~ 1 palle!'ll will' b... th• etrcumotanceo. If • person bell. 08 ...n. . beeD establlahed IJid ~. ril bad been Ul for o long time and IJncier lbll mOibod, lbe be ~ ~~~ destb wu npected, a doctor . _ . - or dlo8IJSI Wllb '~ lloi'IJI ·• 'IIOU!d listen with hlo atelh<> ~ Gf_ t:!::! to DUll " ratbeJ · tiiiD -bllfi 111 more atoitJu.e, 8COpe to the 111Hent's cheel ,,.. 100 ~ '" I* I~. . ' ' algno of heart action one! woold llltuiO! ~· """" .'II now.,.. for 'l'IHt . ...... 111- pt b01aJJ1c111 al10 determine whether or not lbe cilijocllop!iilt ...,.._ euraiDC ~ llieJy 19 be mon dl!lhe patient were breathing. U Tbe ~'~ atmply •hount!lllcuJt; however, lor.II In~ the there were no signs o1 bt'llltl> .,tth ~ttl · lllllt ~ lwn.. y...J lrlelllil ·ea!l dll)er pili> Ins or heart octton tbe palleJJt tba1 co~ 111 1- - ', to lorm ~ pie. •· • cauld be pronounced dead 11 thlll oro olllii; im ltlll ,et do- llt9d' tlieat lit gio!lf 1by ·,..: ...... wid ol ,<l)l!lo •. . . . . Jllllni ltiat thtJ' oboukl · 0• tho other hand II a per· Tba .lliit :_, 'IIi !Ito nltlbilfta.< that, .JOU liallaiiiiJ dqj)utot'' glv: 39 TIME IS GETTING ~HURT! ARGO PEAS a 11 JOJ Cana GUARANTEED ~~ TROUBLE-FREE '\', . SERVIC~ I We're Heading For Last Roundup!! .. i BAKER'S BIG HHyY Dury Dish Totrela ..... . . . . ... . . 28 ... ~.,, ton •a• lltllllr ab· ....loie ,llfVk:t, lncludltW 'tiJIJII: ~ If ,_.. ' Removai ·Sale . P$P (Protocttd Sirvlct Plao) IIVARAIITEE ....,. •UJY; Cfll Oltfi> Powtr Compony, """ el,etrle I ' . : . lrateri ~ c .;. ·HN•t. N 11. 1 1.1 ....hlf. ~-, Ma~:~.r ~.a.,.. ""· 1 • · · Pie• · Uio Yo•r . We don't want to move merchandise to lit iiD ~:ci!fllo .. - - ~* lr •ptumlf, .I .! URGENT~ •••ctric water heater. Don't wall Save now! ·This offer Is !,.. a limited time ontyl · ! I when you change from lllmo-type to a now Vl!!i!ll'Jl Quick Recovery BERRY'S WORLD '' I, ·~~~~:~::~~~~::, oflen I S allowance rn.\111 n:- 32-0z. Jar ber or ::.:= ·· SHOE BOX Trade-in "' trouble now for *25! =::.:.'::""" = SALAD THE WATER TER PROBLEMS? '" 69 Fresh Pak $7.88 $5.88 . $8.85 Men's :!:: =.:- ~ rat DAILY SENTINB. 73 TIDE '*I d ' 111 d • I R · 0 ay s l'-'e lCa epo~t 39 our new locafion - we just CUT THE PRICE a!'1d you get ttie bargains PRONTO! TllPLE* STliP •••••••••· :' 4f. EY~ 10 ""'" .,.;.. • ' $11• 'l·";l ,.....,., BAKER;: FURNIJURE (1,' !.: > ••• ' �,_ - l ve-5%1 • AU STARS' \ ..... - - 11't111-ll........ ~ ny., Mn: .lleleol Jolfl!'t. Mn. a.e.coe. 1111. • Jordan. )ln. llolb ~. . . ,...._ Lblda RoM, Jlln. ~ 111!1 Rev. Bell! BUilfley, and lllo ~. ""- I w-·· eetved hUb .the Woodn1m 1!81 Plea-c Valley Hospital 1 Court Asks At ADMlf'I'ED: a.,....WUlie Cu& PI Pita Mta. = . m.' El.::,'i p;;;· Ann Least 3 Years Beaver, l..eon ; Mrs. Ray MeClure, Pl. Pleasant; Buddy Par· . nt In P.en ..... Belle; Mn. Robert Cuto. I Spe • ILooa; Slruu~l Smith, Pf . PI- LOCA J. AN!l ~~ . ••ews Of Mason County, West Virginia Asphalt Job Is Awarded T' (l • Anderson Flrnt · ;11111; Wade Dye, Pl. Pleasant; PT. PLEASANT - Rober 11Mta. Jolin Jonea, Pt . Ple...nl Pendleton of Virginia wao ...,. ' Lillie Shell. Glenwood; Shll'ley , IAIIII Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, O:•J..,. ~ 11111 SOCIAL SECURITY Julv Jl, 1163. Earn•··· o1 "..., !J! Sl.&lhlf ; §§I!Aifilt . . .:. . ... . 'lr... . . . . rejlol'll 1111 ..... pUI All -=- II QL..n anploy• in April, Ml7 1111 ._. ..,. 'I ll • Ill June, Itt!, In! due Ill 1110 of!ico IWVe bello> ,....- Ill tlill of the Diltrlct llinldor of II>- llldlridual'o Neon! ...... • til tmlal Revonuo not later thu l!et ..... .,.., oocuritJ · . 15 2 r ... BY WILLLUI ~- BA....Ba bot. ..,ft.__ ·-T-,.- -lilt - ., ~ IItie,.... . . . of a -lllllr liE ...... ..... D!otriel Ma..p< Morlelll trade or buslnesl IIMllt bo ,. ,lflnl • •\: JJO ;.... Employer's IOCIII ported regardltaa ot the amount paid. Cash ... .. ol domestic i n - 'tlldl lbolr 1111 IIIII - emph>yees maids and . . . . OCJIIo, ft llllers bo q~rly I:::::.:~ teoced to I - 10 yearo In the Port Pt PlelSinl' Mro otate penitentiary lor grand Luther pt , larceny by the Mason Coullty lvlcktt Lynn While Gallipolis · Circuit COurt and the court .... Mrs . James Asht.on; .,;a ' commended that years. Pendleton McDermitt · Pt Pleasl""rv• at least thrae Pen- Charles ant , eacl\ emp1oyer pays PT. ~- Flva per· INIIN, patient at Pleuant Va~ dleton has previously pleaded DI8CBARGED: Melinda Prld. of $SO.IIO o r - · tA>. son• .... IDJund, IIIII critical- IleY llaopltal, who II Hated '" I . gullty to • charge of laklng dy Buflalo; Harry Sidor<, Ga~ ' durln!l 1111 calendor quarter. ly. In a tbreeoar lledolenl Bat- llOOd candiUon, suffering from ' PT. PLEASANT - . Tho Poiot t4.000 worth of wire from the 11~11 Forry . Mr• Odell MeIs important that ooclll -lfurday liiOt'lllnC obout 10 •· m. head Injuries. Ills brotller, Earl Pleasant City Council ~warded CI<F Telopi!Ont Company, Graw and daughter . Gallipolis Earl 8. 1'4ease, dec to Ora lty tu returns be nted on umo hlutlfulfy LaviUia,., · on Route •· Panona, 40, Belle, aloo Ill llo~ a controctto Anderson' Black· Hilton Swanswon Doolfy and Forty · Mrs William Gardner A. Ne.,., Florence Harden, Ro..... Fin~ . AdlllltWd to HoiRr holpltal ~ In good condition at Hol,.er rock, Inc., of Charleston for Paul Wayne ilzer. both of VIr· •nd ..;, Gaihpohs; Laura Hay· bert Harden, Morris Harden, and that they bo complete. 'l'be1 wero Howard Mlller, 116, drl\'· Hoopital. aufforing from lac- asphakl~ concrete paving or ginia, and involved in the wire neo CUrton Robert German, Earl Harden, Ferrold Harden, ,must show tile correct 1111111! or of ono Ylhlcle, of Mano- erations of the head. · tho city 1 uni!IIJII'O"ed atrtot& '" theft with P~ndletA>n, wore plac- 1'1. ' Ploaoant; Evelyn Sharr, Pt. Anna Leota Kendall, Mat')' lnd soclll oecuri!J number. otllfield, Ohh>, t. mflerln!l The mishap apparently occur- •. short special session of crun- ed on three yearo probation. Pleasant. ' Lisle, cert. for trans.. Syra· erwtse, tile worker and hll fllm. !rom broken left lei, broken red when Paroons loot control ell Frldlly nlaht. Tho contract Francis Wayne Owens, who BIRTHS: A son to Mr and cuse - Sulton. lly moy not he fully prot.cled ribs, paaaQ>!e bead lnjurloa, hla veblcle and went into the 11 subject to_ •PPI'OI'II by the plead~ guilty to a bigamy Mro. Robert Cast.o. Leo~. A Bessie Grueser to J . Paul . event of the worker's cuts and abrulo.bl. He ta list~ pathway of the southbound Mill- Federal Housmg and Rome Fin.!charge. was placed on three son tA> Mr . and Mrs John Jones, Grueser, parcels, Pomeroy • ~ dioabillt or retiremoAt 1 e ir fair CODditlotl. er car cawuna the M1ller car ance AJ"ency. tyear1 probation, ts WI! Harry iPt Pleasant· A daughter to Mlddleport. _•;;;;;;·...;;;_,;;Y•. _.;.;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;:~;::;;;::;;=:;;;;;;;;;; His wife, Helen, suffered a to skid sideway•, strikin1 a The elty Was forced to accopt iErelewine, Jr , who plead~ ~ ~· and Mrs: Luther Holbrook, Wilbur V. R-.d. Eula Reed t severe bead cut, broken log third car drivl!lt by Jerry Phi~ the asphalt pavm11 after the au•ltv to fei01ous otealing. PI Pleasant. to Raymond v. Gr... , Helen and poatdbll bud lDjurltl, and lips, 18, Scarbo, w. va . Nelth- federal agency railed to appt<>Ve Jamos Harold Cook, on pro. . J . Green, I~ acres. Olive. his daughter, Marilyn, '28, is er PhliUpo or two pasoengers the concrete paving contract belton for noiHUpport , D. Earl Cowen, Letha Cowen, listed Ira <ri1ica1 corodilion with in the car were Injured. Prop- which the council earlier award- otrve the remainder Of hll pro. f0 eS Carlos Cowen. Roth C o wen head, face, and lei Injuries. erly damage wa,, ealimated al ed to the s. S. Joe Burford, bationary period in jail lor vi<> 1 . Kathryn C. Clark, Juniul Clark Driver of one of tha other Ve· f4,11110 by Slate Police, Invest~ frfc ., of South Charleston_ latlon of probation. i Doris C. Green to Joaeph J. 1 hlc:l•• .... Buddy p...-, ~ piing olllcers. A protest filed by Andel'IOn 'rhe court vanlocl • divorce CCI ' Stanley ldamae Stanley , ~.1 ac. . __ _ before the ARA, Whlcll dispeo- to Janet G. Miller from John 1 'r.,, Bedford . • ). 108 funds for the project, re- P. Miller and Katherine Louise Della M. Riffle, to Cllrice aulted In tho ARA ruling that Caynor was granted a divorce Jean Riffle . 1.2 acreo, Bedford. under federal law, the coty •• from Richard Edward Caynor. Albert M . Cox, Permelio A. 0 · obligated to accept the low bid The cases for WIUiam Ken- PT. PLEASANT - Tho Sher· Cox , to Martin E. and Minnie which was Ander'"'"''· becauMO neth Powers charged with false Iff department investigated two I Abbott. loto, Middleport. 1 lhe bid specilicatiOOI .tailed to pretenses and James Alfred accidents Sunday resulting in Ray Frazier, Anestine Fraz· provide for concrete biddln& as Olnkle, grand lateeny, were 1 damage but no person- iet, to William C. Manley, .103 t;llz--·-=-; .•/ ~ an alternate base proposal . continued until the September · injuries. acre. Middleport. It is hoped work WID begin term . The first was 12 :05 a. m, a Howard P . Santee, Dorothy L The thouxhtl~!ly flipped aside match or ciiJ&· on the street& by August lOth, · south of Pt. Pleasant on santee, to Carl D. V•n Way, reHe-th~ ro'l_OIIeil campfin: with the ~inders TAKING COURSE RG.Ite 3S, and was a nne ear F.ra t.. Van Way, 30 acres, Or· ttill Jk>winl. These are the killtrs respunslble SEVERAL ARRESTED Army Sergeant William ange . · for more than . 400.000 forest flrts ht'lt year. Thousandi of wild animal~ ln!lt home~ pnd PT. PLEASANT - Arrested Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brannock, M. Strongs- Ernest H. Covert, Virginia 1 food - )'OUf country lost ~aluabll': natural rt· dbring the weekend by local L. L. Roush, 39 Rutland-ot, Mid· viii<, Ohio, was traveling north Covert to Ralph · R. Prall, Em· IOUftft. PI.W8C help Stop thi_! IICOIIC!C!S Wall~ of Concrete Is a Ufetfmo Jivct.landand.money. Follow sm,•key·s A.BC'l. , law entorcement officers were dJeport, is attending an u. on Roate 35 when his car went alene Pratt, lots, Middleport. buy. It's fire and termite · Always break mat~het. in two. ltf. ~ure all flre11 hruce Blackburn, operator of month Nike missile universal out of cOntrol on a aharp curJe, ~ proof - yet initial cost is are ou' . tru'h all !lmokes d: uJ "ut in an ash Sam's Truck Stop on Rpute 17, fire control system mainteft. left the highway, struck a fence side, W. Va ., was attempting low. For all ooncrete tnty. charged with brandishing a ance course at The Air De- and then halted alter strik- to make a left turn into the needs call usl deadly weapon and ..sault; fen&e Center, Fort BUss, Te•. ing a uUilty pole. Property dam- Beech Hill Methodi•l Church Garland Jordan, LA!oD, 4rtving Thf. c<llrSf! il scheduled to end was estimated at. fl75 , ex· when a car following him drlV· while Intoxicated; Richard Reel- May II, 1914. The 28-yearoOIJI of the utility pole. en by Harry H. Henry , 28. Ranonly YOU can man, MallOn· and Ray Robin· soldler was graduated f tom The second was at 2: ta p. m. tout, Illinois, struck the Lewis Cn.tt"....lly In Collis."on group. Th•lllla hoctess. ThOI!e II(~~::~.Included Mrs. ' I 'FIVe. cersons n In'Jured' 0ne I~~ 111m1e Sofl wh progra111 / (M end Mlloled by Winnie/ Slonle)', devotlonll laader, pr-. 11t111ed .. tnttrtsunc Jll'<l r~ "World Nelgl!bots." ' • a dloplay of .ltemo from coontrles. Oat - 01011» Mrs. ~Joe Mosier, ws~ ,._ . • 2 I William Cbeaille'lbo Temple SocloiJ •. of C!Jriolju S...lft "·. churcb on Wed-•7 ..,. , I '" Mrs. W..U.a Gay lltuseU. Mrs. Marie seer, Mn. Winnie Stanley, 1\lrs. Murl Galawl)', Rolle Arbaugh, Mr L Marguerite SCott, Mrs. '!" 'm.o Woodn~m and daughten ;o~ar, and Carolyn MOsler, ~lbr~. P~uant; ' Huih~s. ~ r rope · rfy ~ i I Trans ers -iii' · 5H1RT$ I ~ m ~~= ~~ I 25C ..., m or I I :J:" R lrl l l Shen'ff p b KILLER I I T A 'd I wo ·ents I 0Vef weekeOd 1 •• •• • Ii , \\ Ji.J........ ~ I • I I 1 PREVENT FOREST FIRES I son, FiVe Mile, both charged Pomeroy High school in 1953 and a two vehicle ac-- vehicle . The Lewis vehicle was and attended Ohio University. cidont 10 miles south of Pl. declared • total loss and dam- with intoxicatloo. DEMANDS LESS MAINTENANCE ~ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. j l llhone WY 2-3214 ' MIDDLEPORT PAG! ST. --------------~----------------------~--------------------------------------- :~~~~~~M~I~oJn~R:ouE:te!l~7~ ~~~~ag~e~ •=w~t~h~e~H~o~nry~ John F. Lewis, 50, . of South· timated at $200. c~o~r-w~er_e_e_s-~:==:=:=:=:;:;:;:=:::::~:::::::::::::: ----· pu-penter News, Event! · -- - ~-. Prescription for WONDERFUL LIVINGI ... a SUPERMARKET in your nomel .•/1 that's the New ELECTRICe Frost-Prool fUP!RMARKt-{ in oou1 homel ' Well Drllll"!! arrongecl Everything Com(ll$ Nothing Down 36 Moniht Te Pay FOREMAN • FRIGIDAIRE ABBOTT :I 'l . I '! NEW! 100% Frost-Proof! Thriftiest Frost-Proof Makes! AND ' I ' WY2..321 . N. 21111 Aw. Mlddllpitlt Jack Nicklaus Now 'A Man' After Win • NO DEFROSTING EVER - Tht new -froot .odell - lnclucl. new refrigerDtion oyslems. Thtrt's no dtfrostlnt - ..,., - be<ouM no froot Bver for"!" Ill either the ltfrlgoralor or the Fr-. 100 1 eo.ts ~ ' -~~ ,....,~ . 2 APPliANCES IN 1 .- the .f - II nJintlallc:aly bpt .lao Cold for extrD long lloraga flf froun foad, •••-...,..., '-"* ill ,_. ........... for._ otcallonl when unoxpactecl ,_"arrive JW' IIab~ II lick ... ,_ a day. Y• INtva , - " ' I \ ' . DC1U1L1 C'o.MNIINCI-.Q11d- ......,.,.. .... wll . . ,. ~~~~aii.c. flf 2 reft~pN~Oi's. lr'a iio easy-: wloea ,_ .... , _ ,_ • ., owLiaar · aiOr " ' 11M Ill "" p.yrOoi. tw lh't ~·-- ... ,.. ~ ... plll'll• , •• .. t6o.laaiily,,_. ~w,: w~ ~~;:• fll .. '. '· ...., ........ ........,,¥.. ' .uc•··. a:•t••'-.-. '·· . . ·' . Mltfll ......14T·' l• . - . ,.nlrl• .....,1 INimr_....,.~ •"'ltiiMI•Ivt l'1all Ploof 711111mf •100-lla.-- t.olo'l ·::.-:~·:.=..· ....... - ........If. llrullar--••nt-- t • ' - ,. -latlllattl•l • ....... ,pdl'lllfllotiOI ,_...,a i ' ., .A.t wllltl'• Z!IIO Cold fVPZfl ,_ _ _.._ ..- "- aola• ill If' ,.,. j 1 j "l • o...,.,. ,,... ................. laay bu .... ...,. ' ' . _ ........ ~ for ............. 'nltll pltlc liP )our . -MY· . HOW'S T14AT .I'OJliiJMMia CAlM lllVICI' ' • IN 20 MINUTES lela....,. 9 12 _ ......, .. HC)U)S MOll-Y", toclay'a new de&igna...! lnaulatloll mattriDia give you mote ,.,.. apace wlthl• liNt tarM ~ cl older ................ .._ prau,. *- flf ,_ dallf prCIIIuctt, .-gallllllte _. day eMilY ..... ..... Pltai4"M 1Mt-.. & 4 - • ...... Model "DI-14T•l $ 349·95 • No lh>St, no dollOIII,. - - Mftlnlhelr-1 • fllp4ulck let Ejoclor ~~torte IIJI>eainhtnefr-1 • .... lfiG.l& .... _ • 515 hallll 2 Aoii·T• \Wblslo111. o I llfiii.Tt>-YCIU slteMc, Pltture Wlnclalt ~ WITH TRADE llnd-.1 -- ...... JI'RICIIDAIRB '1H1 Mil• a MII!IMTOII -I II'RIGII:CUUIUI1M1 "'*' _.__ ' ' Rutland Furnitu, re.~ . e.we Dellvw ~NISH2~~1 ~ •• ~We St'!'• , .\ . �,_ - l ve-5%1 • AU STARS' \ ..... - - 11't111-ll........ ~ ny., Mn: .lleleol Jolfl!'t. Mn. a.e.coe. 1111. • Jordan. )ln. llolb ~. . . ,...._ Lblda RoM, Jlln. ~ 111!1 Rev. Bell! BUilfley, and lllo ~. ""- I w-·· eetved hUb .the Woodn1m 1!81 Plea-c Valley Hospital 1 Court Asks At ADMlf'I'ED: a.,....WUlie Cu& PI Pita Mta. = . m.' El.::,'i p;;;· Ann Least 3 Years Beaver, l..eon ; Mrs. Ray MeClure, Pl. Pleasant; Buddy Par· . nt In P.en ..... Belle; Mn. Robert Cuto. I Spe • ILooa; Slruu~l Smith, Pf . PI- LOCA J. AN!l ~~ . ••ews Of Mason County, West Virginia Asphalt Job Is Awarded T' (l • Anderson Flrnt · ;11111; Wade Dye, Pl. Pleasant; PT. PLEASANT - Rober 11Mta. Jolin Jonea, Pt . Ple...nl Pendleton of Virginia wao ...,. ' Lillie Shell. Glenwood; Shll'ley , IAIIII Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, O:•J..,. ~ 11111 SOCIAL SECURITY Julv Jl, 1163. Earn•··· o1 "..., !J! Sl.&lhlf ; §§I!Aifilt . . .:. . ... . 'lr... . . . . rejlol'll 1111 ..... pUI All -=- II QL..n anploy• in April, Ml7 1111 ._. ..,. 'I ll • Ill June, Itt!, In! due Ill 1110 of!ico IWVe bello> ,....- Ill tlill of the Diltrlct llinldor of II>- llldlridual'o Neon! ...... • til tmlal Revonuo not later thu l!et ..... .,.., oocuritJ · . 15 2 r ... BY WILLLUI ~- BA....Ba bot. ..,ft.__ ·-T-,.- -lilt - ., ~ IItie,.... . . . of a -lllllr liE ...... ..... D!otriel Ma..p< Morlelll trade or buslnesl IIMllt bo ,. ,lflnl • •\: JJO ;.... Employer's IOCIII ported regardltaa ot the amount paid. Cash ... .. ol domestic i n - 'tlldl lbolr 1111 IIIII - emph>yees maids and . . . . OCJIIo, ft llllers bo q~rly I:::::.:~ teoced to I - 10 yearo In the Port Pt PlelSinl' Mro otate penitentiary lor grand Luther pt , larceny by the Mason Coullty lvlcktt Lynn While Gallipolis · Circuit COurt and the court .... Mrs . James Asht.on; .,;a ' commended that years. Pendleton McDermitt · Pt Pleasl""rv• at least thrae Pen- Charles ant , eacl\ emp1oyer pays PT. ~- Flva per· INIIN, patient at Pleuant Va~ dleton has previously pleaded DI8CBARGED: Melinda Prld. of $SO.IIO o r - · tA>. son• .... IDJund, IIIII critical- IleY llaopltal, who II Hated '" I . gullty to • charge of laklng dy Buflalo; Harry Sidor<, Ga~ ' durln!l 1111 calendor quarter. ly. In a tbreeoar lledolenl Bat- llOOd candiUon, suffering from ' PT. PLEASANT - . Tho Poiot t4.000 worth of wire from the 11~11 Forry . Mr• Odell MeIs important that ooclll -lfurday liiOt'lllnC obout 10 •· m. head Injuries. Ills brotller, Earl Pleasant City Council ~warded CI<F Telopi!Ont Company, Graw and daughter . Gallipolis Earl 8. 1'4ease, dec to Ora lty tu returns be nted on umo hlutlfulfy LaviUia,., · on Route •· Panona, 40, Belle, aloo Ill llo~ a controctto Anderson' Black· Hilton Swanswon Doolfy and Forty · Mrs William Gardner A. Ne.,., Florence Harden, Ro..... Fin~ . AdlllltWd to HoiRr holpltal ~ In good condition at Hol,.er rock, Inc., of Charleston for Paul Wayne ilzer. both of VIr· •nd ..;, Gaihpohs; Laura Hay· bert Harden, Morris Harden, and that they bo complete. 'l'be1 wero Howard Mlller, 116, drl\'· Hoopital. aufforing from lac- asphakl~ concrete paving or ginia, and involved in the wire neo CUrton Robert German, Earl Harden, Ferrold Harden, ,must show tile correct 1111111! or of ono Ylhlcle, of Mano- erations of the head. · tho city 1 uni!IIJII'O"ed atrtot& '" theft with P~ndletA>n, wore plac- 1'1. ' Ploaoant; Evelyn Sharr, Pt. Anna Leota Kendall, Mat')' lnd soclll oecuri!J number. otllfield, Ohh>, t. mflerln!l The mishap apparently occur- •. short special session of crun- ed on three yearo probation. Pleasant. ' Lisle, cert. for trans.. Syra· erwtse, tile worker and hll fllm. !rom broken left lei, broken red when Paroons loot control ell Frldlly nlaht. Tho contract Francis Wayne Owens, who BIRTHS: A son to Mr and cuse - Sulton. lly moy not he fully prot.cled ribs, paaaQ>!e bead lnjurloa, hla veblcle and went into the 11 subject to_ •PPI'OI'II by the plead~ guilty to a bigamy Mro. Robert Cast.o. Leo~. A Bessie Grueser to J . Paul . event of the worker's cuts and abrulo.bl. He ta list~ pathway of the southbound Mill- Federal Housmg and Rome Fin.!charge. was placed on three son tA> Mr . and Mrs John Jones, Grueser, parcels, Pomeroy • ~ dioabillt or retiremoAt 1 e ir fair CODditlotl. er car cawuna the M1ller car ance AJ"ency. tyear1 probation, ts WI! Harry iPt Pleasant· A daughter to Mlddleport. _•;;;;;;·...;;;_,;;Y•. _.;.;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;:~;::;;;::;;=:;;;;;;;;;; His wife, Helen, suffered a to skid sideway•, strikin1 a The elty Was forced to accopt iErelewine, Jr , who plead~ ~ ~· and Mrs: Luther Holbrook, Wilbur V. R-.d. Eula Reed t severe bead cut, broken log third car drivl!lt by Jerry Phi~ the asphalt pavm11 after the au•ltv to fei01ous otealing. PI Pleasant. to Raymond v. Gr... , Helen and poatdbll bud lDjurltl, and lips, 18, Scarbo, w. va . Nelth- federal agency railed to appt<>Ve Jamos Harold Cook, on pro. . J . Green, I~ acres. Olive. his daughter, Marilyn, '28, is er PhliUpo or two pasoengers the concrete paving contract belton for noiHUpport , D. Earl Cowen, Letha Cowen, listed Ira <ri1ica1 corodilion with in the car were Injured. Prop- which the council earlier award- otrve the remainder Of hll pro. f0 eS Carlos Cowen. Roth C o wen head, face, and lei Injuries. erly damage wa,, ealimated al ed to the s. S. Joe Burford, bationary period in jail lor vi<> 1 . Kathryn C. Clark, Juniul Clark Driver of one of tha other Ve· f4,11110 by Slate Police, Invest~ frfc ., of South Charleston_ latlon of probation. i Doris C. Green to Joaeph J. 1 hlc:l•• .... Buddy p...-, ~ piing olllcers. A protest filed by Andel'IOn 'rhe court vanlocl • divorce CCI ' Stanley ldamae Stanley , ~.1 ac. . __ _ before the ARA, Whlcll dispeo- to Janet G. Miller from John 1 'r.,, Bedford . • ). 108 funds for the project, re- P. Miller and Katherine Louise Della M. Riffle, to Cllrice aulted In tho ARA ruling that Caynor was granted a divorce Jean Riffle . 1.2 acreo, Bedford. under federal law, the coty •• from Richard Edward Caynor. Albert M . Cox, Permelio A. 0 · obligated to accept the low bid The cases for WIUiam Ken- PT. PLEASANT - Tho Sher· Cox , to Martin E. and Minnie which was Ander'"'"''· becauMO neth Powers charged with false Iff department investigated two I Abbott. loto, Middleport. 1 lhe bid specilicatiOOI .tailed to pretenses and James Alfred accidents Sunday resulting in Ray Frazier, Anestine Fraz· provide for concrete biddln& as Olnkle, grand lateeny, were 1 damage but no person- iet, to William C. Manley, .103 t;llz--·-=-; .•/ ~ an alternate base proposal . continued until the September · injuries. acre. Middleport. It is hoped work WID begin term . The first was 12 :05 a. m, a Howard P . Santee, Dorothy L The thouxhtl~!ly flipped aside match or ciiJ&· on the street& by August lOth, · south of Pt. Pleasant on santee, to Carl D. V•n Way, reHe-th~ ro'l_OIIeil campfin: with the ~inders TAKING COURSE RG.Ite 3S, and was a nne ear F.ra t.. Van Way, 30 acres, Or· ttill Jk>winl. These are the killtrs respunslble SEVERAL ARRESTED Army Sergeant William ange . · for more than . 400.000 forest flrts ht'lt year. Thousandi of wild animal~ ln!lt home~ pnd PT. PLEASANT - Arrested Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brannock, M. Strongs- Ernest H. Covert, Virginia 1 food - )'OUf country lost ~aluabll': natural rt· dbring the weekend by local L. L. Roush, 39 Rutland-ot, Mid· viii<, Ohio, was traveling north Covert to Ralph · R. Prall, Em· IOUftft. PI.W8C help Stop thi_! IICOIIC!C!S Wall~ of Concrete Is a Ufetfmo Jivct.landand.money. Follow sm,•key·s A.BC'l. , law entorcement officers were dJeport, is attending an u. on Roate 35 when his car went alene Pratt, lots, Middleport. buy. It's fire and termite · Always break mat~het. in two. ltf. ~ure all flre11 hruce Blackburn, operator of month Nike missile universal out of cOntrol on a aharp curJe, ~ proof - yet initial cost is are ou' . tru'h all !lmokes d: uJ "ut in an ash Sam's Truck Stop on Rpute 17, fire control system mainteft. left the highway, struck a fence side, W. Va ., was attempting low. For all ooncrete tnty. charged with brandishing a ance course at The Air De- and then halted alter strik- to make a left turn into the needs call usl deadly weapon and ..sault; fen&e Center, Fort BUss, Te•. ing a uUilty pole. Property dam- Beech Hill Methodi•l Church Garland Jordan, LA!oD, 4rtving Thf. c<llrSf! il scheduled to end was estimated at. fl75 , ex· when a car following him drlV· while Intoxicated; Richard Reel- May II, 1914. The 28-yearoOIJI of the utility pole. en by Harry H. Henry , 28. Ranonly YOU can man, MallOn· and Ray Robin· soldler was graduated f tom The second was at 2: ta p. m. tout, Illinois, struck the Lewis Cn.tt"....lly In Collis."on group. Th•lllla hoctess. ThOI!e II(~~::~.Included Mrs. ' I 'FIVe. cersons n In'Jured' 0ne I~~ 111m1e Sofl wh progra111 / (M end Mlloled by Winnie/ Slonle)', devotlonll laader, pr-. 11t111ed .. tnttrtsunc Jll'<l r~ "World Nelgl!bots." ' • a dloplay of .ltemo from coontrles. Oat - 01011» Mrs. ~Joe Mosier, ws~ ,._ . • 2 I William Cbeaille'lbo Temple SocloiJ •. of C!Jriolju S...lft "·. churcb on Wed-•7 ..,. , I '" Mrs. W..U.a Gay lltuseU. Mrs. Marie seer, Mn. Winnie Stanley, 1\lrs. Murl Galawl)', Rolle Arbaugh, Mr L Marguerite SCott, Mrs. '!" 'm.o Woodn~m and daughten ;o~ar, and Carolyn MOsler, ~lbr~. P~uant; ' Huih~s. ~ r rope · rfy ~ i I Trans ers -iii' · 5H1RT$ I ~ m ~~= ~~ I 25C ..., m or I I :J:" R lrl l l Shen'ff p b KILLER I I T A 'd I wo ·ents I 0Vef weekeOd 1 •• •• • Ii , \\ Ji.J........ ~ I • I I 1 PREVENT FOREST FIRES I son, FiVe Mile, both charged Pomeroy High school in 1953 and a two vehicle ac-- vehicle . The Lewis vehicle was and attended Ohio University. cidont 10 miles south of Pl. declared • total loss and dam- with intoxicatloo. DEMANDS LESS MAINTENANCE ~ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. j l llhone WY 2-3214 ' MIDDLEPORT PAG! ST. --------------~----------------------~--------------------------------------- :~~~~~~M~I~oJn~R:ouE:te!l~7~ ~~~~ag~e~ •=w~t~h~e~H~o~nry~ John F. Lewis, 50, . of South· timated at $200. c~o~r-w~er_e_e_s-~:==:=:=:=:;:;:;:=:::::~:::::::::::::: ----· pu-penter News, Event! · -- - ~-. Prescription for WONDERFUL LIVINGI ... a SUPERMARKET in your nomel .•/1 that's the New ELECTRICe Frost-Prool fUP!RMARKt-{ in oou1 homel ' Well Drllll"!! arrongecl Everything Com(ll$ Nothing Down 36 Moniht Te Pay FOREMAN • FRIGIDAIRE ABBOTT :I 'l . I '! NEW! 100% Frost-Proof! Thriftiest Frost-Proof Makes! AND ' I ' WY2..321 . N. 21111 Aw. Mlddllpitlt Jack Nicklaus Now 'A Man' After Win • NO DEFROSTING EVER - Tht new -froot .odell - lnclucl. new refrigerDtion oyslems. Thtrt's no dtfrostlnt - ..,., - be<ouM no froot Bver for"!" Ill either the ltfrlgoralor or the Fr-. 100 1 eo.ts ~ ' -~~ ,....,~ . 2 APPliANCES IN 1 .- the .f - II nJintlallc:aly bpt .lao Cold for extrD long lloraga flf froun foad, •••-...,..., '-"* ill ,_. ........... for._ otcallonl when unoxpactecl ,_"arrive JW' IIab~ II lick ... ,_ a day. Y• INtva , - " ' I \ ' . DC1U1L1 C'o.MNIINCI-.Q11d- ......,.,.. .... wll . . ,. ~~~~aii.c. flf 2 reft~pN~Oi's. lr'a iio easy-: wloea ,_ .... , _ ,_ • ., owLiaar · aiOr " ' 11M Ill "" p.yrOoi. tw lh't ~·-- ... ,.. ~ ... plll'll• , •• .. t6o.laaiily,,_. ~w,: w~ ~~;:• fll .. '. '· ...., ........ ........,,¥.. ' .uc•··. a:•t••'-.-. '·· . . ·' . Mltfll ......14T·' l• . - . ,.nlrl• .....,1 INimr_....,.~ •"'ltiiMI•Ivt l'1all Ploof 711111mf •100-lla.-- t.olo'l ·::.-:~·:.=..· ....... - ........If. llrullar--••nt-- t • ' - ,. -latlllattl•l • ....... ,pdl'lllfllotiOI ,_...,a i ' ., .A.t wllltl'• Z!IIO Cold fVPZfl ,_ _ _.._ ..- "- aola• ill If' ,.,. j 1 j "l • o...,.,. ,,... ................. laay bu .... ...,. ' ' . _ ........ ~ for ............. 'nltll pltlc liP )our . -MY· . HOW'S T14AT .I'OJliiJMMia CAlM lllVICI' ' • IN 20 MINUTES lela....,. 9 12 _ ......, .. HC)U)S MOll-Y", toclay'a new de&igna...! lnaulatloll mattriDia give you mote ,.,.. apace wlthl• liNt tarM ~ cl older ................ .._ prau,. *- flf ,_ dallf prCIIIuctt, .-gallllllte _. day eMilY ..... ..... Pltai4"M 1Mt-.. & 4 - • ...... Model "DI-14T•l $ 349·95 • No lh>St, no dollOIII,. - - Mftlnlhelr-1 • fllp4ulck let Ejoclor ~~torte IIJI>eainhtnefr-1 • .... lfiG.l& .... _ • 515 hallll 2 Aoii·T• \Wblslo111. o I llfiii.Tt>-YCIU slteMc, Pltture Wlnclalt ~ WITH TRADE llnd-.1 -- ...... JI'RICIIDAIRB '1H1 Mil• a MII!IMTOII -I II'RIGII:CUUIUI1M1 "'*' _.__ ' ' Rutland Furnitu, re.~ . e.we Dellvw ~NISH2~~1 ~ •• ~We St'!'• , .\ . �-· J • <\ '' • • •, . .... TELEVISION IN . REVIEW lolondaJ By IIICI Jill U0W aad 'llleolq: tho II KotrdoJ JliibL Ulllled f'nlol b;lu' -~~ HOU.YWOOD <UPIJ-Notoo "'tcb televloloo Ads Get 1959 FORD :-::--:----c-:------::--,---- $999 Galaxie 2 Door, V-8 engine, std. tranl!l, clean interior, red and black finish R& H. 1960 PLYMOUTH Results. 1960 CHEVROLET u., Dotldllllt Parkwood Wagon. V8 motor, automatit trans., power steering and torakes new tin•s, radio :ind heeter. in 4 IHitrN ~ ....... It CANIXLLA TIONS CURIIill.'l'IONS Reedsville a '~ietyNews REGULATIONS 'l'M ttubl~ ....,._ tiM! r1IU .. t4Jt or t"el-' a~~,- •Of del'ftled ~ Gb)Wt!OIIIb&ll """""'ed Gald 1.-.d.lltall Tilt o\d- .a• M UIUr ...JI !lot "" NtPOndbM fol' . . . lbu 'IDf' oltC!f'.ll'nd 1~ . -......... • CeJn. ... .ne, •orG 001 UCI't1-. Cbarp 10 ~ 1 CPta .., WCII'd few ,.._ .... II1111DHUD nil ,... .v 1 outa ,.. •orG WID ........... for ......iltll.l u e.ot plll.d wtth!D 1.0 W. .n. "'""' I x 12 RUG ,$20.110, Chef gas range, $25.00. Kitchen cabinet $5.00, some antiques. Phone SH 2-5439. C.U.C M I'BANU - h.ll _. >0 wotd llbtlmam belt eo\dl~ ., trDI'l" . . Obi~ pa~ .. I ent . . " " '· Ul CI:Ofl P M Dtl1b Satani*J ......a:3ll ........ c. l2:IO ·~ ll"S SO EASY _..,.,,,~. ~P!·~;..;:_.j;_;:; STEEL PONTOONS in TO PLACE A RI!SlJLl PRODUCING WAN'I AD PHONE WY2·2157 condition. See or Call Jarnes 1 Now Is The Time Roush , Rarine. 7 20 6tc FURNACE 7 19 6tc Round and Square dance, Friday night's beginning 9 p. m. EDT, at the Masonette, son, W. Va. Caller Whit"'' II Beegle. Music by El Rancho Band. 7 22 6tp Baker & Seyfried cans. Edsel Hart, Owner Cash. Not for accide·nts. Sale Conduct. ed by : Bradford Auction Co., AUTO AIR CONDITIONING I SALES & SERVICE I eSmart Styling e Color Keyed To The Interior Of Your Car Aai'J• -. . _ &..,... an •• .,_ a.v._,., e Fits Almost Every Car • Guaranteed 24 months or 24,000 miles. l'lckeiUI' fiPI Oil Phanes WY2-3994-WY2-6301 698 W. M•ln St Pomeroy 0. McCOY, , Ohio• L'l'..._ . ', ltaJa' Mr. and Mrs. Leo 1'orn!tCo lamlly llf CinclmlaU . ,.,. of Mr. and Mra. Mauricf . Mr. and ~ Clarles and Mn. Be&!B ArdM'. COAL, good , clean lump, 3 x egg, no slack. !toker-oil treated at mine or delivered. ~umwer price on. Jacobs Coal Co., R. D. I, - JLI'Qt- ..... u.- a.arop .........w, ........ -~ -1 lT.-- . . . . . H, JHos>po/1 II.~: .. - ._ ,_ . ,.._ fWr &.lljoot ................. . _..., ...... lt.r......., ..... ,..t.cer,.... ..__...,., IT.m.tat Ill ........,...,.. ... ..... · - lt: 10 . 11118, "UIIIo ... -t'. Lat w.terD. ~'a Jndtnt -IS.ItenltMfate M. the rfl'ht &Rumutea li.NorthwWr II.Turf U.Girl't D.Pnr: - ~ LI'L ABNER a.r•thend aeckplec• ·-· -tloa - ~~-=~ (2WIIo.) ILPwt- lll.lloi* 18.UW. colloq. The morning atars are Jui>itet,J CLJiarblu G.Atroo - tnmk O.BnD,u -. ,.,_ t4DIIJlel IG.t.SOl.INE ALLEY I had turo "'"" NBC-TV'I "Todoy" &how man won the firll battle of At· fTlore dr i'VE!~ over. ThetJ cou '1 dn 1t fl. .A.uetJona .e.Capjl&l: h. Welt · -~ even qet her out of the ~tal l ! A1l'loa DOWif S. ParutUc plaat DAILY CR'fi'TOQUOTE - Hen's how te won b: .lJI:'I'DLB.t.AXR .. LONGrELLOW One letter limply ltlllda for uother. In tbia aunple A. t. UMd lor tile tbrM L'l, X for tbe tw9 etc. sm11e h!Uer•, apo~t- tro- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grover and Mr. and Mrs. John Bocoek Cheshire called on MrL llot!s and Mr. arid Mra. AI· Smith. C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer. Cr itt Bradford, Manager. 7 22 3tc I AUVIl! & 1V1 w_ay-out summer musical se- and saturn, rtoo. "The Uvely Ones," Aug. I ...l!lx-lreavywelght boxing champ The tvanlnl star Ia Mlll'l. Janey Joe Ware.tt will give a On this day bt blot<>l')<', btf_ore-and-after report on the In 1864, Unlon troops under F1Dyd Patterson • Sonny Liston command of Gen. Wi11iam Sh<!r·l Mrs. NeD Wilson, NBDCy Buckley IIJd lllra. 8y PRED LAIIWnt. IAKU DAILY .CROSSWORD Mr. and Mrs. LaWrenct" ltot!e jspent a weekend with Mr. IIJd Tom J . lillie and family Akron. I 1 perform on NBC- !lrlghton, Pa., vlsitA!tl with and Mrs. M. A. HaD ,.._ CIQned 1nd Checked for Wlnt•r MARK IV Rose Tttomaa. Mrs. lloroo Mr. aad Mf.. Robert Grell:houl,. IIJd family and Mr. and ·Paul Ours and family ol Cool, Oil or Gao _ _ NOTICES_ _ Will Be Out Of His Office From July 22 Until August f. 4 l.uNIY GOOGLE and SNUFI'Y SMITI' I llliJ'ChiuB band UI,,..Riebel, r ILUllaJI To Have Your pups for sale. $5.00 ' each. Arthur Warner, Racine, Ohio. Dr. K. D. Amsbary w- b)l: II """"" lor 1 JIM• .....h. -" - ' CBS-TV aarln-and tt-~"'-i buD would Ukt Robert Goo1tt to liar In t video of tho 1Jroo4. lily ... Malc:olut Anlold, wbo ""'~ IIIUilcol "8~" • • oa Oleor lor hto mllllcal Four Star ProcluetfoiJI would lib lor the movie '"11to Brkllt oo Miltoo Borit to do 1 ollualfm River Kwal," will <lOJOIoom<dy oorlea In tho 1iM-t6 <OtJdu<t orfCinll SOD . CllS-TV would love Yul lr1cb for OJK!h llfepl=-::• Brynner .. bur:l1lno I ... 1VI .... fall ....tJy rieo baaed on the movt• '"1\o "EajrloDap" . . . . '11re MopiiiCIIII Sovea," ID wblolt be DOSI paper Variety s&yl l'rellclb starrod; the te1evlalotJ ....... Prerddeat De Goallo appeond . wnuld probably bo 10 • I'll! telariJkm prosramo Ia the wook. •. NBC-TV was fond of lbo calendar ~ thought of baviDg Rock Rudoon .. .. Newtoa MlnoW, who pualtad do o live one-hour opeclll; Ito btcrtaoed oltlldnrt'o procrammlq satd suro-for flOO,OOO; .., dell. on televilloot as hood of the FedPreviews ol ComiDC Allrlcllolr oral CommunicaUona A aponaor f>ouebt 1 one-bour ope-' has jolnecl the Encyclopedia Brlciol '"1\o Story of Cbrlotmu,• IIDDlea u ID aeculhlt-llld lito Termessee Ernie Ford'o com- Britannica hao now dec~ to pllltf , , , '11rough Julie Andrews 'J' "'""" NB~1V1 c~ 1 show out, t1rert .,. otiU p1ona f.. Explorfni __•- - - CBS-TV to do 1 IOOOnd version or lbo liS1 Rodge"' and HammerTHE ALMANAC otaiD progrtpn, "Cinderella" - By Ulllled Preoo IDierutlrnrlll m.,bo with, Anna Marla Alber- Toda "' Mo8da J·'· ., ......, ABC.'IV'1 "F y y, .., -. .,.... • ' • OCIII 00 2011rd day of 1i63 with 1SJ America" dell1o with leproay AUJ. follow 13 • . . AllaD Shermln. AI Blrt, ' Pile FountaiD, Charlie Byrd and The 1110011 iiJ 1pp.....,h1Dg tho Santi Monica City College first quarter. bowed .,.. Mrs. Rulli, to thoLaura above~~v~~:£~il~we~re?served 7 20 3tc OFFICII HOURS llJO 1L • rr.., 11 ,..,, 1111r11t n,;. The WSCll '~~~~~~ Mra. Maasar f<r tiJelr July ~ JlevotiOIIIII PfOII'am Wal by MD. Mlmlt During the ....._ condueted by lbo ...... Rusbla Shumway, annual lrtp ,... pliiiiiOd for Auguat 28. llefreahmenta RATES ror Waot • --1 11:11 A. II. De ~ u111 t:e1 a. l'ar . . , "' Parll. . . . . I ::::1 $1588 Dl!.ADLIM!S MDIIda' ww $999 2 Door, V8 motor, automatic trans, new tires, blatk over white finish, ll&H. WANT AD IN FORMAnON ,,lit .. I to a - v o·-. tbo lqtb 11114 ot thO doJ 1110 .... dUtaroat. A O r r p - Qaotodoo X 0 B 11 Q a L K u X H s L z B 'fBUWPZJ.;WBVJ 'I'OZQ Dll a:uxzw ~ .JBP . DX z : , z. ' Io::OKiriiev___..:J..__u;:.::.:.:.... BHHXLGBZXVVJ QG!.KVXHB VXOBV.--P. SURE, A L. •-lilac--- _ , IJ&t:urdaJ'• Cryptoqaote: GOOD A.S Pomeroy. Phone SH z-.4!159, WY 2-3469, or WY 2-2437. 7 15 30tc ... oU - rr IS TO INHERIT A LIBRARY. lT IS BID'lTER TO COLLECT ONB.-A\JGUS· '.I'IKJIIIINIEL ..•.. WMPO Radio TRRV I'IIIDAY 8'110 Sign On New. 6:05 Sacred Heart UD Country .lamb<rrte UO F;>rr- News "'Call I borfOw $5, Dad? Juat until Jimmy aets hi• eiiGwlllioe and pap Harry, and Harry para BID, and Bill pap mel" WJEH RADIO \1...., lllnl FrldiJ 1:00 Sign On 1:11& Mualeal Cloclt I -~AUTO 1:110 f'JO 7:10 7:111 N.,. Mndc!al Cloclt NOIII fle41d'IDM llualcal Clod< The Llfellne 1:110 Oblo VaUey News l:!lll WorJo! a. Ohio Ne\VI 1: lO Sports Tod., '=• SALES._ _ 1951 Chevrolet $100.00. Phone WI t-3482 Racine, Ohio. 7 22 61p llliO GMC 42-passenger hos. Four like new, tires. $300. Phone SH 2-5442. 1:~ Weather Picture 1:11 Mndc!al Cloclt I'~ Communi~ Ne111 8,00 LaiA!bslrlng 8:10 Public Service ·-- 8:~ hmllJ Wtx'shlp Hour 10,00. Muon County News World Slaodarol of Compacl IIIJ oor room, ride aad perlon~ I 1000 IO:Gli· Tallo of the Town ro,l!6 ,Nelli SmaU car economy MornlDg Melodies (except Friday: Churcb BeUa RIDB' 11:41 W<rld NeWI ~:IIi muacerablllly See Melropolilu Motors E. Mala SL--.el, PomertiJ Pb... W\' t-3r1e TIUY 4 22 11,55 Mason County News u,oo Community News . 12'116 Noon News 12:10 Ohio Nen 12' IS Markets J2,:W BUlletin Board IJ,Ii News 0 Gramt 12:30 Agriculture Agent 12,45 CotmlrJ Go Round 1,55 News Beal 2:00 Country Go Round 2:55 Newo Beat 3:110 Mld Matlnoe 3:55 NoWI Beat I' 00 Dlsclng with Doss 4:30 lntel'<hange 6:110 Community Ntw1 5:116 World • NaUoaat Newo 5, 15 Spodlgbt on Spofts w., 5:25 Weathercasl 5:311 Diluter Mualcall 5:55 lllllde Bookl 1:00 SUuet IIIYd, UO Sign Off 7:05 Breatfast Party 7,110 Brul<fasl Party g, 15 JoDOI Buiclt Show 10:05 Polka Party 10,311 Pubtle Service 11 ,05 Top Ten Show IHO Noon Report 1HO Rev . Merlin Teets U6 Platter Party 8:00 Suodo"" Serenade 1,.lO Sip Off HO News Report - Ohio 1:110 Sign Off - June 1700 Breakfall Party SVNDA Y UO Breaklut Party 118p UO Sign On News U5 CoHee With JODet 1'110 Baptist Layman's Hour t· ~ Belly Newtoo 1:3> HOUr of Deliverance Mlnlsterial Aaoc. (Rev. Paul Jones) 20 Country Hoe Dtnra 1'00 Wings of Healing 11:116 Swap Shor 1:311 Sunday Show ·31J Farm News 10:00 Volco of Prophecy 1 Family Worship llour-11tu 11:36 Sunday Show Noon Report II ,ao Country Hymn time Music -last Far You 12:00 Nooa Report LITTLE ORPHAN ANNll By HAROLD GRAY 7: lo Bright Star Show 7:3> Prckins Hdwr Shoo OON'T j:"Uti ME. HAIRY WOLFf IF I<ATE SIGNS THtn" PAPEI? f'IO TELUH' \(!HAl" IT'll. MEAHf I DtH¥l ~14AT IT .AIXIEi UP TO, HAl~ W0U. BU-r I'M SCARED PIJ!<f -THA'S Ptlt.LIN' AS I SAIO BEJ:OI?E, AMNIE". DONT~qqff Ra.Altl A f=MT OM£ ON !"ATE! 15 Goessler's Guest Star-Frl 12' 15 The Search 3,00 U> UO U!> G:GO Plstter Party Blaetlllar Auto Show Local Newr BW Stern Sporta BowUng Scorto &-or. Van P•tr•c~ Sporl• I 'll SUndown Sen!llltle J,16 Tbe World I ao Sign Todo.v Off 8 011 Sign Off - June BATIJIIDAY . ''"' Silllt On Nelli 1:11& -Country Jamborot 1:30 Farm News 12 :30 Rev Merlin Teets I :GO Billy Graham UO The Lutheran Hour 2,00 Signs of the Times (Rev W S. Billups) 2,15 Publir Service U5 The Big Life 1:00 Sunday Showcase 4:110 Hoor ot Decision 4-411 John Griffin UO Sund•y Showcase 1:110 Sundown Serenade "31 Sign 00 UO Slfl" 00 - June Br GEORGE WONDER WHEQE AM I FAIL.ING,IDMl' WHAT AM 1 DOIN:) WRON6f FOR SALE OR TRADE .stock . Don WY 2-6003. 1-IJOO ~G-allon'"""w;;-a:-;t-e r--.,-la--'n~k l/0.1>.1, 1 lift type !> foot bush brush cutter $265.00 , would cons ider trading 3, ROOM GROUP AS LOW AI~- pull type. R. G. Pickett, R. D. 1, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 20 6tc FOR SALE OR RENT '299 new ti~leased capsules. Only 98c Drugs. UVESTOCK ' York, 10 pigs, already trated and treated. Houdasbelt, Minersville, I ' 2lt lip : •.. • ' �-· J • <\ '' • • •, . .... TELEVISION IN . REVIEW lolondaJ By IIICI Jill U0W aad 'llleolq: tho II KotrdoJ JliibL Ulllled f'nlol b;lu' -~~ HOU.YWOOD <UPIJ-Notoo "'tcb televloloo Ads Get 1959 FORD :-::--:----c-:------::--,---- $999 Galaxie 2 Door, V-8 engine, std. tranl!l, clean interior, red and black finish R& H. 1960 PLYMOUTH Results. 1960 CHEVROLET u., Dotldllllt Parkwood Wagon. V8 motor, automatit trans., power steering and torakes new tin•s, radio :ind heeter. in 4 IHitrN ~ ....... It CANIXLLA TIONS CURIIill.'l'IONS Reedsville a '~ietyNews REGULATIONS 'l'M ttubl~ ....,._ tiM! r1IU .. t4Jt or t"el-' a~~,- •Of del'ftled ~ Gb)Wt!OIIIb&ll """""'ed Gald 1.-.d.lltall Tilt o\d- .a• M UIUr ...JI !lot "" NtPOndbM fol' . . . lbu 'IDf' oltC!f'.ll'nd 1~ . -......... • CeJn. ... .ne, •orG 001 UCI't1-. Cbarp 10 ~ 1 CPta .., WCII'd few ,.._ .... II1111DHUD nil ,... .v 1 outa ,.. •orG WID ........... for ......iltll.l u e.ot plll.d wtth!D 1.0 W. .n. "'""' I x 12 RUG ,$20.110, Chef gas range, $25.00. Kitchen cabinet $5.00, some antiques. Phone SH 2-5439. C.U.C M I'BANU - h.ll _. >0 wotd llbtlmam belt eo\dl~ ., trDI'l" . . Obi~ pa~ .. I ent . . " " '· Ul CI:Ofl P M Dtl1b Satani*J ......a:3ll ........ c. l2:IO ·~ ll"S SO EASY _..,.,,,~. ~P!·~;..;:_.j;_;:; STEEL PONTOONS in TO PLACE A RI!SlJLl PRODUCING WAN'I AD PHONE WY2·2157 condition. See or Call Jarnes 1 Now Is The Time Roush , Rarine. 7 20 6tc FURNACE 7 19 6tc Round and Square dance, Friday night's beginning 9 p. m. EDT, at the Masonette, son, W. Va. Caller Whit"'' II Beegle. Music by El Rancho Band. 7 22 6tp Baker & Seyfried cans. Edsel Hart, Owner Cash. Not for accide·nts. Sale Conduct. ed by : Bradford Auction Co., AUTO AIR CONDITIONING I SALES & SERVICE I eSmart Styling e Color Keyed To The Interior Of Your Car Aai'J• -. . _ &..,... an •• .,_ a.v._,., e Fits Almost Every Car • Guaranteed 24 months or 24,000 miles. l'lckeiUI' fiPI Oil Phanes WY2-3994-WY2-6301 698 W. M•ln St Pomeroy 0. McCOY, , Ohio• L'l'..._ . ', ltaJa' Mr. and Mrs. Leo 1'orn!tCo lamlly llf CinclmlaU . ,.,. of Mr. and Mra. Mauricf . Mr. and ~ Clarles and Mn. Be&!B ArdM'. COAL, good , clean lump, 3 x egg, no slack. !toker-oil treated at mine or delivered. ~umwer price on. Jacobs Coal Co., R. D. I, - JLI'Qt- ..... u.- a.arop .........w, ........ -~ -1 lT.-- . . . . . H, JHos>po/1 II.~: .. - ._ ,_ . ,.._ fWr &.lljoot ................. . _..., ...... lt.r......., ..... ,..t.cer,.... ..__...,., IT.m.tat Ill ........,...,.. ... ..... · - lt: 10 . 11118, "UIIIo ... -t'. Lat w.terD. ~'a Jndtnt -IS.ItenltMfate M. the rfl'ht &Rumutea li.NorthwWr II.Turf U.Girl't D.Pnr: - ~ LI'L ABNER a.r•thend aeckplec• ·-· -tloa - ~~-=~ (2WIIo.) ILPwt- lll.lloi* 18.UW. colloq. The morning atars are Jui>itet,J CLJiarblu G.Atroo - tnmk O.BnD,u -. ,.,_ t4DIIJlel IG.t.SOl.INE ALLEY I had turo "'"" NBC-TV'I "Todoy" &how man won the firll battle of At· fTlore dr i'VE!~ over. ThetJ cou '1 dn 1t fl. .A.uetJona .e.Capjl&l: h. Welt · -~ even qet her out of the ~tal l ! A1l'loa DOWif S. ParutUc plaat DAILY CR'fi'TOQUOTE - Hen's how te won b: .lJI:'I'DLB.t.AXR .. LONGrELLOW One letter limply ltlllda for uother. In tbia aunple A. t. UMd lor tile tbrM L'l, X for tbe tw9 etc. sm11e h!Uer•, apo~t- tro- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grover and Mr. and Mrs. John Bocoek Cheshire called on MrL llot!s and Mr. arid Mra. AI· Smith. C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer. Cr itt Bradford, Manager. 7 22 3tc I AUVIl! & 1V1 w_ay-out summer musical se- and saturn, rtoo. "The Uvely Ones," Aug. I ...l!lx-lreavywelght boxing champ The tvanlnl star Ia Mlll'l. Janey Joe Ware.tt will give a On this day bt blot<>l')<', btf_ore-and-after report on the In 1864, Unlon troops under F1Dyd Patterson • Sonny Liston command of Gen. Wi11iam Sh<!r·l Mrs. NeD Wilson, NBDCy Buckley IIJd lllra. 8y PRED LAIIWnt. IAKU DAILY .CROSSWORD Mr. and Mrs. LaWrenct" ltot!e jspent a weekend with Mr. IIJd Tom J . lillie and family Akron. I 1 perform on NBC- !lrlghton, Pa., vlsitA!tl with and Mrs. M. A. HaD ,.._ CIQned 1nd Checked for Wlnt•r MARK IV Rose Tttomaa. Mrs. lloroo Mr. aad Mf.. Robert Grell:houl,. IIJd family and Mr. and ·Paul Ours and family ol Cool, Oil or Gao _ _ NOTICES_ _ Will Be Out Of His Office From July 22 Until August f. 4 l.uNIY GOOGLE and SNUFI'Y SMITI' I llliJ'ChiuB band UI,,..Riebel, r ILUllaJI To Have Your pups for sale. $5.00 ' each. Arthur Warner, Racine, Ohio. Dr. K. D. Amsbary w- b)l: II """"" lor 1 JIM• .....h. -" - ' CBS-TV aarln-and tt-~"'-i buD would Ukt Robert Goo1tt to liar In t video of tho 1Jroo4. lily ... Malc:olut Anlold, wbo ""'~ IIIUilcol "8~" • • oa Oleor lor hto mllllcal Four Star ProcluetfoiJI would lib lor the movie '"11to Brkllt oo Miltoo Borit to do 1 ollualfm River Kwal," will <lOJOIoom<dy oorlea In tho 1iM-t6 <OtJdu<t orfCinll SOD . CllS-TV would love Yul lr1cb for OJK!h llfepl=-::• Brynner .. bur:l1lno I ... 1VI .... fall ....tJy rieo baaed on the movt• '"1\o "EajrloDap" . . . . '11re MopiiiCIIII Sovea," ID wblolt be DOSI paper Variety s&yl l'rellclb starrod; the te1evlalotJ ....... Prerddeat De Goallo appeond . wnuld probably bo 10 • I'll! telariJkm prosramo Ia the wook. •. NBC-TV was fond of lbo calendar ~ thought of baviDg Rock Rudoon .. .. Newtoa MlnoW, who pualtad do o live one-hour opeclll; Ito btcrtaoed oltlldnrt'o procrammlq satd suro-for flOO,OOO; .., dell. on televilloot as hood of the FedPreviews ol ComiDC Allrlcllolr oral CommunicaUona A aponaor f>ouebt 1 one-bour ope-' has jolnecl the Encyclopedia Brlciol '"1\o Story of Cbrlotmu,• IIDDlea u ID aeculhlt-llld lito Termessee Ernie Ford'o com- Britannica hao now dec~ to pllltf , , , '11rough Julie Andrews 'J' "'""" NB~1V1 c~ 1 show out, t1rert .,. otiU p1ona f.. Explorfni __•- - - CBS-TV to do 1 IOOOnd version or lbo liS1 Rodge"' and HammerTHE ALMANAC otaiD progrtpn, "Cinderella" - By Ulllled Preoo IDierutlrnrlll m.,bo with, Anna Marla Alber- Toda "' Mo8da J·'· ., ......, ABC.'IV'1 "F y y, .., -. .,.... • ' • OCIII 00 2011rd day of 1i63 with 1SJ America" dell1o with leproay AUJ. follow 13 • . . AllaD Shermln. AI Blrt, ' Pile FountaiD, Charlie Byrd and The 1110011 iiJ 1pp.....,h1Dg tho Santi Monica City College first quarter. bowed .,.. Mrs. Rulli, to thoLaura above~~v~~:£~il~we~re?served 7 20 3tc OFFICII HOURS llJO 1L • rr.., 11 ,..,, 1111r11t n,;. The WSCll '~~~~~~ Mra. Maasar f<r tiJelr July ~ JlevotiOIIIII PfOII'am Wal by MD. Mlmlt During the ....._ condueted by lbo ...... Rusbla Shumway, annual lrtp ,... pliiiiiOd for Auguat 28. llefreahmenta RATES ror Waot • --1 11:11 A. II. De ~ u111 t:e1 a. l'ar . . , "' Parll. . . . . I ::::1 $1588 Dl!.ADLIM!S MDIIda' ww $999 2 Door, V8 motor, automatic trans, new tires, blatk over white finish, ll&H. WANT AD IN FORMAnON ,,lit .. I to a - v o·-. tbo lqtb 11114 ot thO doJ 1110 .... dUtaroat. A O r r p - Qaotodoo X 0 B 11 Q a L K u X H s L z B 'fBUWPZJ.;WBVJ 'I'OZQ Dll a:uxzw ~ .JBP . DX z : , z. ' Io::OKiriiev___..:J..__u;:.::.:.:.... BHHXLGBZXVVJ QG!.KVXHB VXOBV.--P. SURE, A L. •-lilac--- _ , IJ&t:urdaJ'• Cryptoqaote: GOOD A.S Pomeroy. Phone SH z-.4!159, WY 2-3469, or WY 2-2437. 7 15 30tc ... oU - rr IS TO INHERIT A LIBRARY. lT IS BID'lTER TO COLLECT ONB.-A\JGUS· '.I'IKJIIIINIEL ..•.. WMPO Radio TRRV I'IIIDAY 8'110 Sign On New. 6:05 Sacred Heart UD Country .lamb<rrte UO F;>rr- News "'Call I borfOw $5, Dad? Juat until Jimmy aets hi• eiiGwlllioe and pap Harry, and Harry para BID, and Bill pap mel" WJEH RADIO \1...., lllnl FrldiJ 1:00 Sign On 1:11& Mualeal Cloclt I -~AUTO 1:110 f'JO 7:10 7:111 N.,. Mndc!al Cloclt NOIII fle41d'IDM llualcal Clod< The Llfellne 1:110 Oblo VaUey News l:!lll WorJo! a. Ohio Ne\VI 1: lO Sports Tod., '=• SALES._ _ 1951 Chevrolet $100.00. Phone WI t-3482 Racine, Ohio. 7 22 61p llliO GMC 42-passenger hos. Four like new, tires. $300. Phone SH 2-5442. 1:~ Weather Picture 1:11 Mndc!al Cloclt I'~ Communi~ Ne111 8,00 LaiA!bslrlng 8:10 Public Service ·-- 8:~ hmllJ Wtx'shlp Hour 10,00. Muon County News World Slaodarol of Compacl IIIJ oor room, ride aad perlon~ I 1000 IO:Gli· Tallo of the Town ro,l!6 ,Nelli SmaU car economy MornlDg Melodies (except Friday: Churcb BeUa RIDB' 11:41 W<rld NeWI ~:IIi muacerablllly See Melropolilu Motors E. Mala SL--.el, PomertiJ Pb... W\' t-3r1e TIUY 4 22 11,55 Mason County News u,oo Community News . 12'116 Noon News 12:10 Ohio Nen 12' IS Markets J2,:W BUlletin Board IJ,Ii News 0 Gramt 12:30 Agriculture Agent 12,45 CotmlrJ Go Round 1,55 News Beal 2:00 Country Go Round 2:55 Newo Beat 3:110 Mld Matlnoe 3:55 NoWI Beat I' 00 Dlsclng with Doss 4:30 lntel'<hange 6:110 Community Ntw1 5:116 World • NaUoaat Newo 5, 15 Spodlgbt on Spofts w., 5:25 Weathercasl 5:311 Diluter Mualcall 5:55 lllllde Bookl 1:00 SUuet IIIYd, UO Sign Off 7:05 Breatfast Party 7,110 Brul<fasl Party g, 15 JoDOI Buiclt Show 10:05 Polka Party 10,311 Pubtle Service 11 ,05 Top Ten Show IHO Noon Report 1HO Rev . Merlin Teets U6 Platter Party 8:00 Suodo"" Serenade 1,.lO Sip Off HO News Report - Ohio 1:110 Sign Off - June 1700 Breakfall Party SVNDA Y UO Breaklut Party 118p UO Sign On News U5 CoHee With JODet 1'110 Baptist Layman's Hour t· ~ Belly Newtoo 1:3> HOUr of Deliverance Mlnlsterial Aaoc. (Rev. Paul Jones) 20 Country Hoe Dtnra 1'00 Wings of Healing 11:116 Swap Shor 1:311 Sunday Show ·31J Farm News 10:00 Volco of Prophecy 1 Family Worship llour-11tu 11:36 Sunday Show Noon Report II ,ao Country Hymn time Music -last Far You 12:00 Nooa Report LITTLE ORPHAN ANNll By HAROLD GRAY 7: lo Bright Star Show 7:3> Prckins Hdwr Shoo OON'T j:"Uti ME. HAIRY WOLFf IF I<ATE SIGNS THtn" PAPEI? f'IO TELUH' \(!HAl" IT'll. MEAHf I DtH¥l ~14AT IT .AIXIEi UP TO, HAl~ W0U. BU-r I'M SCARED PIJ!<f -THA'S Ptlt.LIN' AS I SAIO BEJ:OI?E, AMNIE". DONT~qqff Ra.Altl A f=MT OM£ ON !"ATE! 15 Goessler's Guest Star-Frl 12' 15 The Search 3,00 U> UO U!> G:GO Plstter Party Blaetlllar Auto Show Local Newr BW Stern Sporta BowUng Scorto &-or. Van P•tr•c~ Sporl• I 'll SUndown Sen!llltle J,16 Tbe World I ao Sign Todo.v Off 8 011 Sign Off - June BATIJIIDAY . ''"' Silllt On Nelli 1:11& -Country Jamborot 1:30 Farm News 12 :30 Rev Merlin Teets I :GO Billy Graham UO The Lutheran Hour 2,00 Signs of the Times (Rev W S. Billups) 2,15 Publir Service U5 The Big Life 1:00 Sunday Showcase 4:110 Hoor ot Decision 4-411 John Griffin UO Sund•y Showcase 1:110 Sundown Serenade "31 Sign 00 UO Slfl" 00 - June Br GEORGE WONDER WHEQE AM I FAIL.ING,IDMl' WHAT AM 1 DOIN:) WRON6f FOR SALE OR TRADE .stock . Don WY 2-6003. 1-IJOO ~G-allon'"""w;;-a:-;t-e r--.,-la--'n~k l/0.1>.1, 1 lift type !> foot bush brush cutter $265.00 , would cons ider trading 3, ROOM GROUP AS LOW AI~- pull type. R. G. Pickett, R. D. 1, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 20 6tc FOR SALE OR RENT '299 new ti~leased capsules. Only 98c Drugs. UVESTOCK ' York, 10 pigs, already trated and treated. Houdasbelt, Minersville, I ' 2lt lip : •.. • ' �Bride-To-Be Is Honored ...rrv•nd And About Middleport With Shower Church Group Mainly About People In E • H b nJOYS.. . am urg Fry Thursday Pomero; ., 11'1 . . . Ina ber ~. Mr. and John FraJe1. Mr. Borre.- .... ceutb' recetyed dllc:harge after III'Vlna dutybllIll Germall1· '-'--! News .JUaety ~ Col. Ernie Slabl, -~ ·~DI1I~Y~!!!b~~~~~~~~~P.: l'lrl. • ~;;:: ~0 Ia employ- JULY IS =~~ Me~M• 'l'htmeet Tuelda; County R1dlng etub will at 7:• p. ' m. In the SaiJsbury Township parent~, Miss Marilyn B I a c k· Miss Rosemarie · Few baa \ The Youth Fellowship of the Mr and Mn lflrold AmspoIn Columbus, lq)ellt tbe JULY II bulldlDg. . , wood, whose marriage to Mr. returned to zanesville after Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Mr. and Mrl. Lewis ker were with bll Mr. 'l'be Womea'a Awdllary of JULY IS 3011 of Akron spent a weeks va- guests of ber mother, Richard Poulin will be an event spending last weekend with her jchurch met at the Mn. and Mn. Emest SJ.saon and Melga Memorial Hospital will Tbe Ladles Allliliary t11 the of August, was guest of honor parents, and Mrs. Russell Thursday evening cation with her parents, Mr. Laura Leifheit. meet MO!Iday, July 22, at 7:• Racine Amerlcall POl& at a shower Thursday evening iFew of Middleport. Ichoir practice for a hamburg and Mn. Wilbur Moore. Caryl Guinther . of Ga]}lpQlls Mr. and Mrl. Jackie Duffy p.m. at the holpital. Ail mem. D will meet Tuesday at a P. at the home of Mrs. Mary B. · Mr. and Mrs. Russell Few Ifry , with Lawrence Smith, new· left Saturday· for a visit m visited her graodpareuta, Mr. and family bave moved !lito ben are urged to attend. m. at the Leglor wbetl Heines, Fisher St. . with Mrs. lhave returned to their home In Iy elected advisor , asking Portsmouth with their 1011 ClarMrs. Luther Johnstoll. Donald Lisle property of the delegate from Girls' State, Middleport. after_ visiting sever- grace. Thompson and family and Mrs. Agnes White, Mr. Rich- Qlerry Street. The AmericaD Leeion Miss Roberts Chancey, wJII Jack Robson as co-hostess. A blue and white color theme lal days wtth frtends and rela· Wanda Eblin, president, con- wtll return to Akron today. ard Duckworth, accompamed Mr. Adelbert 0 . 'Lee baa been lary wUl meet Tuesday at 6.SO report. Potluck supper will be was carried out on the table lives . m zanesvitre and Chand· iducted a short business session Misses Paula Ann, Kay and by Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duck· ,to bta home from the p.m. at the Legioll hill for pot- served afterwards. which had a lace cover. Sus- llersvtlle, Ohio. and the group adjourned to the Bonnie Moore and brother Jack worth of Huntir.gton, visited on Marys Hospital ill Hunting· luck dluner followed by the reg· pended from the ceiling over Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapton. church where films of the Va· Moore of Alliance spent few Saturday at Ravenswood with Va., where he was I ular meeting. Two girl state SIGN MYSTERY thP table. was an open umbrel-1stall and childrea, Edith and cation Bible School were shown. days last week with their grand· Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCom. patient. l'f!prestntltivei will report. New Origin of the dollar s1gn Ia Ia with small baskets of flow- !Btlly , have_ from a Attending were Rev. Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur as and family. They also vlsl" Sunday guesl.b of Mr. and be installed. a mystery. Most widely accept. ers attached to each rtb week at _Ytrgmta .Beach. They Eugene Gill and faiDily, Mr. Moore. They were accompanied ed the Cedar Lakes at JUpley. Myron Bess were Mn. eel theory bas it evolving from Games were played and prlz· are v1s1tmg relatives in Col- and Mrs. Steve Eblin and Becky home by their uncle Don Ak- Mr. and Mn. Eugene Bullll- Luther Petry of Cleveland, Mn. daughter of Plants visited Sun- the Spanish abbreviation (Of1 es awarded to Mrs . Hank umbus th1s ·week While he is !and Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. Willi- ens of Alliance who' bas been ter and family of Columbus Perdew and son, Bobby day with ber grandmother p 1asters ("Ps") 011 t h Young. Miss Harte Marte Smtth on vacatlo? from the Imperial ! Neutznng, Mrs. Gerald Pul· the guest of his brother, James visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wlnlfred, W. Va., Mrs. Jew· Mrs. Mary Hubbard. saml Mexican symbol for pesos and Mrs. Havman Barmtz and Electr•c Company and Mrs. 'lms and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Akens. Sisson and family. Case and ch,lldren, Mr. and Mrs. Florence Hardea, has Old manuscripts show \he "a" Mrs Roger Theiss won the door Haptonstall is on vacation from Ernest Powell _ and Visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mn. Eddie Blake of Middleport. been returned to her home af· gradually came , to be .written pnze. Evans market. Mrs. Alve Hlte and son, Her- Williams were Mr. and Mn: Mr. Henry Zelher Ia a medl, ter having minor surgery at over tlui "p" thus making a 1and Ivan, Lewts Dtehl, James 1 After the honored guest op- Ale ?nd Mrs. Ira Butcher 1Pullins, Linda of Baltimore spent Saturday T. H. Wiillama and family and cal patient at Holzer hospital. Holzer hospital. close of the jitteJ'IIao ened her many gifts. rake. Ire and children, Columbus, were ITracy, Sandra Gtlmore, Mary Mr. and Mrs. Rolhn Mrs. Millard Jones of Colum. Mrs. Ronnie Ranlom and - . Ada Slaclt tlonally-knOWJ\ "$" lnal'lt. · cream, punch and mints were weekend guests of their par- , Jordon , Beverly Jacobs, Bearhs. In the afternoon, Mrs. bus. served by the hostesses to ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butch- da Gilmore, Betty Wills, Jean Hite and Mrs. Bearha ttisited Little Miss Roberts Lewis those named above and Mrs. er and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Windon, Sharon Priddy and Mrs. Paul Grueser at Meigs has returned to her home ill Raymond Jewell. Mrs. Arthur Betz. They were accompanied June New)and. General Hospital. Rittman after spendillg a month Slusher, Mrs. Denver Thoma, by Miss Judy Butcher, who is Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Young here visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lawrence Douglass. Mrs. employed for the summer in and children of Galion are the Mrs. Albert Duckworth and Veda Lehew, Mrs. Lester Rus· Columbus.Mr. Butcher has just Chutter Club Meetl ests of her arents Mr and . and Mrs. George Schneidsell. Mrs. Francis Webb, Mrs . .returned from duty in Korea and At Steak Howe : s. w. o. B:rnitz. ' · er and Eleanor Kay. George Buchanan, Mrs. Thorn· •s on a furlough. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burreaa as Hennessy Jr., Miss Patricia Jim Butcher at Camp Arrow- Members of the Chatter club I Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carpent- - -- - - - - - - Hennessy , Mrs. Virgil Black- head SUnday. Jmet at Crow's. Steak Hou~e er and Mr. and Mrs. John P. Tem ranee Leader wood and Mrs. Luc1en Poulin. Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr and Wednesday evemng for a SIX Young spent the weekend in pe Sending gifts but unable to ! daughters, Cristinf and Can. Io'clock Cincinnati and attended the l1 Speaker Here attend were Mrs. Leon Me- dace , are SJit'ndmg 8 vacation 1 Followmg the dinner the Reds ball game. E. R. Buchwalter, a repreKnight, Mrs. Neva Moore. Mrs. in Panama City, Fla . group went to the home of Mrs. . sentstlve of the Temperance Ida Burns. Mrs. Charles Rif· Mr, and Mrs. Paul Smart are Charles Lathey, Rutland, for a Mtss Augusta Genheimer and league of Columbus, was guest ne. Mrs. Albert Martin Sr., visiting with his brother Ro- short business session and so- sister, Mrs. Stella Week spent speaker at the First Baptist Mrs. Cleland Hines, Miss June bert Smart, in Chicago, IiL en· cia! hour. Mrs. Lathey, secre- the, w~kend ~ Columbus with church In Middleport, during ,Sayre. Mrs. Hazel Phillips and route to Greenlake Wis where tary, presided at the business th~rr mece, Mw Martha Gen- the absence of the minister, , they will attend a 'Baptlst Con- session in the absence of the hetmer. Mrs. Elwood Bowers. Rev. Donald Boone, who Is asference , president and vice president. ~s. Earl Shumaker of New sisting at a church camp at VISIT GARDENS · Sarah Hannigan who is ern- Games were played and priz· ~xmgton Is the guest of her ILc:•udi!DVJille. 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. John Crooks of ,ployed in Newark ' for the sum· es awarded to Mrs. Howard s1ster and brother-in-~aw, Mr. Guest speaker at Heath MethSyracuse. now living in Colum-1 mer visited over the week- Birchfield, Mrs. Robert Nelson, and Mrs. Ger~ld Wildermuth odist ~urch for the morning bus, enjoyed a visit to Sarasota end 'with her parents Mr and Mrs. Alfred Biggs, Mrs. Ray- and other relatiVes. worship service Sunday was Jungle Gardens during their re- , Mrs. Thomas Hannig~n She re- mond Fischer and Mrs. Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger , Fadely, lay minister of cent vacation on Florida's Low· i turned to Newark with , her un- Young who also won the door and daughter, Paula June were Rio Gra.ode. He was a superiner West Coast. cle, Bernllrd Hannigan and prize. Columbus visitors Wednesday. tendent of Middleport schools her gradmother, Mrs. William A dessert course was served Mr. ~ Mrs. Loren Caverlee many years ago• VISITS MRS. ROUSH I Hannigan who had been visiting by the hostess to those named of Huntmgton, W. Va. _were Mr . and Mrs. Curtis C. Roush with her son and family Mr above and Mrs. Nathan Biggs weekend guests of her s1ster, PLAN PICNIC and family of Middleport visit· and Mrs. Thomas Hanni~an. · and Mrs. Thomas Stewart. Mrs .. Alonzo Custer and other The Past Matrona of Pome~d Mrs. J . D. Roush and house- Miss Carol Bachtel ad Miss Mrs. Harold Dunfee was pres- relatives. roy Chapter OES will have a keeper Mrs. Fugate and daught~ Luch Amsbary left Sunday for ent for the dinner but was un- Mr. and Mrs_. Norman Jones picnic at the New Haven Park, er of Letart Falls, Sunday. a vacation tnp which will take able to attend the meeting. returned to therr ~ome, Dayton Tuesday at 6 p. m. them to New York Cape Cod today. after spendmg the week- piiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and Newport. They ' plan to at: Rummage Sale 1'o end _with ~e Phillips sisters, tend the folk music festival Be Held In Future Wylhs DavJS and daughter and b , Mtsses Ethel and Clara Garto. e held at Newport . wh1~h Mrs. Max Meinhart entertain· land. w•ll feature the top · · M' B hartists i m ed the Third Friday club Fri· Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Rem· • 1 lk o mustc. tss ac te s on day evening at her home Loh t d f 'I f J k TONIGHT ONLY If , vacation from her duties as a cust St The meeting in charge ar t atnh amkt y do 'tbacthsoirn "THE COUNTERFEIT 1RN · th If' D · • spen e wee en WI e TRAITOR" m e o Ires of r. J . J . of Mrs · Henry Reibel • presi• parents , Mr . and Mrs. W'lli 1 am , William Holden, Lilli Palmer I1Davts. dent, opened with the Lord's R 'nh t d Mr nd Mrs (Terhnirolon I Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Diles Prayer in unison. Plans were cf'd a~ an · a · - andwere in Athens this week to be discussed tor a rummage sale Mrye andrownM. J k K ed ''T-BIRD GANG" 'th th · d ht M H E . rs. ac enn y eJr aug er · rs . · · the date to be set at the next of Columbus spent the weekend John Brinkley Ed Nelson w•. M1tchell, Jr., who underwent meeting. 'th h' th M W'lll ma]·or t Sh It · WJ JS mo er, rs. 1 am I Tues.·W•d July 23-24 A Hsur~~r[ ~ D~l ermg Games were played and priz- Kennedy. "SAFE AT HOME" rms d ~pi a , rs . I es re- es awarded to Mrs. Everett Garland Weaver of Dayton Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris mame or a few days wtth D9iley, Mrs. Ben Neutzling, spent the w k d ith Mr William Frawlev and her daughter and family . Mrs. Mrs Albert Ebersbach and W de;: en w Mrs. ODID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? Patricia Barry Mitchell is recovering satisfac- Mrs: Fred Dessauer. Refresh- e:v; a~ohneSr parents, · -andtorily ed an rs. auvage. ''THE DEVIL'S HAIRPIN" : , ments were serv by the host· Mr and Mrs Don Dorst and ODID I TURN OFF ALL THE FAUCETS? (Terhnicolor l While m Athens Mrs. Diles ess to those named above and f .,· f N · k ek \" II 1s · ·ted · h h am1 Y o ewar were we • 'ld J wtt er daughter Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. Grover end guests of his mother Mrs Corne I W1 e ean , a are a o v•s•. e DID I L~K ALL THE DOORS AND WINDOWS? ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'ii':iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~l and famtly, Dr. and Mrs. CharErb Mrs Bernice Johnson and c Do t ' · 1 f' 1 J ' 'd · ' · aro rs . es lVI en and children and Mrs. Dale Smith. Mi Do c· 1 f Dover ODID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? called on her cousins Mrs Rosss nna rrc e o coe Martin and Mrs.' Guy. Mor, , spent the weekend with her p~POMEROY , OHIO rison. She attended the Ohio Stxth B~rthdo.y II ents, Mr. an~ Mrs. Homer C!r· ODID I CONTACT MY PAPER BOY OR THE • alley Summer Theater pres- Ob1erved Saturday cle and family of Carmel. TONIGHT 1nd TUESDAY e~ation of "State of Affairs." Donald Stivers, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden CIRCULATION DEPT. TO HAVE MY NEWS. "DAYS OF WINE Mrs. Harold Vogelsong and and Mrs. Don Stivers, observed and daughter. Pamela left SunAND ROSES fo~ Norfo_lk, Va. after 1 Jack Lemmon Lee Remick daughter; Melinda, of Ports- his sixth birthday anniversary PAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION Charles Bickford mouth visited during the week Saturday with a party held at wtth thetr parents, Mr. Jack Klugman end with her n other, Mrs. the home of his grandparents, and Mrs. Mrs. Homer , Circle Alan Hewitt Tom Palmer 1 PAC, OR MAILED TO ME? Allen Knopp and other rela- Mr. and Mrs. Marion French. :nd Mr. and Mrs. Moms Har· Debbie Megowan Maxine Stewar1 tives. The party, originally scheduled _ea_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Different, Daring, Terrifying Mrs. William Seipel of Col- to be held in the cove back of Harrowing battle of a bnght, sophisticate~ young couple umbus arrived Friday for a the French home, was changwhose msrriage is threaten· visit with her aunt Miss Ma· ed to a "porch party" because WITH THIS ed by alcoholism! bel Hysell and to ta'ke her moof inclement weather. Colorc1rtoont ther, Mrs, George Fry, to their ~limes were played and a ~ WED. 1ncl THURSDAY home in Columbus. Miss Hysell prJZe awarded to Kathy Harris. July 24-25 accompanied them home for a Favors ol suckers and balloons HINGE TYPE VALVE ASSEMBLY NOT OPEN two week visit were given. A decorated birth- f01 '1:' Flush Valves with DuPont's Mrs. Fred Schroath, Bridge- day cake with Ice cream, sand- LIFETIME Ilia• Trip Lever Coni FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY port W, Va., spent the week- wlches, potato chips and koolJuly ''-27 "ESCAPE FROM end with her daughter and fam- aid were served during the aft· EAST BULIN" Don Murray, ChriBtine Kauf· ily, Mr . and Mrs. Edward John- ernoon. mann , Karl ScheU Crawl son and children. Mrs. Clifford Attending_the party were through a tiny tunnel under Ervin is also the guest of the Darst, Melinda Humphry, Jeff the Berlin Wall, survey East ' Johnsons. Hysell, PaUy and Robbie Har· Berlin; fare barbed w1re se· I Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Miller ris, and Don's cousins, Mark, VACATION PAC . . •. Is designed for those who will not be at one address long enough to have the parating you from I' reed om : take chances ~ being shot of Groveport, Ohio, spent sun- LuAnn and Keith French and paper mailed. Your carrier will save your copies 1n :. convenient Vacation Pac for delivery when in tl;e escape : see 29 e scap~ day " ith his sister, Mrs. Gar- the guest of honor, Don. SendI• net Mtsminger In Middleport. lng gifts but uable to atted by longest tunnel yet ' you return. Timely! Thrilling• True' Mr. Elmer Miller, Grant· were Amy and Julia Hamm and "THE HOOK" S-n lnotollod In Cut out Cl011t Tonk Kirk Douglas. Nick Adam s, st; is a patient 111 Holzer Hospit- Judy and Dickie Owen. Robert Walke• Ne hemiah al in Gallipolis. His daughter • Electric Welded Stainless Steel MAIL AWAY SERVICE .••. We'll mail your paper at no extra coSt if you plan on being In one place Persooff. Ennque Magalona . and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. leston, W. Va., Mrs. Ann Mill- parts prevent rusty water In COULD YOU IJO IT? two weeks or longer. Your subscription mlllt be prepaid at your usual carrier rate for the time you drop a bomb and kill ~ n ene- L. w. McComas and family er and !"f"s. Garnet Entsminger water closet tanks. my rou Will never see or have been with him at the hos- of Middleport, spent several • Tekea place of old aulde tank will be gone, but we'll take c~ of 'the mailing costs. KIL a Huma11 being Fa<•e pital, days at the Entsminger home bllll and lift wires. to Face? Mrs. Maynard Davis, Char- in Langsville. • Adds new seat on flush valve of Msss Norma Grant is 1 pa- stamless steel with aaal that tient at Meigs Memorial Hot- will not leak. • Circulation Dept., Tile Dally Sentinel pital 10. Pomeroy. • ~nly two ~asembly parts lnclud· · Mrs. 'W. w. Diehl of Arllng- '"I one .P•ece clamp that mak" ~m.r.y,Ohle · ited th InstallatiOn easy and quickly. ton , Va ., VIS over e P~ iilall my paper~: (Name)_..;__ _ _ _ _ _ __ weekend with her sister and Anyone can IMtall with lnu.tr.W family, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Instructions Adclre~~: (City) _ _ _ _;.__ _ (Stete) Bachtel, Carol, Forrest, Jr., GUARANTEED FOR LIFE Of TOILEJ and Mrs. George Dallas and PLUS 10 Y£AR GUARANTEED 8AU. Prom: (Oak) (To) 10118. Mrs. Diehl also visited PACD llfl. ., My lfome AcldNII II with her mother, Mra. J. W. CO.. INC. ' Dawson, VIenna, W. Va. She Check lncloled F o r - - - - - - - - - - - Weeks wu accompanied to Vienna by ONLY · Or Call W'f 2·2156, Clrculetlon Dept. Forrest Bachtel and Mrs. DalCheck t-reJf you went ut to uve your pepen for las. · .,Ivery when you retum. Mrs. George Dallas and sons, COMPLETE Stevie, BIIJy and Michael have returned to their home ill South 1~---------' Charleston, Ohio, after a Wl!f!!k'•l vlslt with her pareats, Mr. and Mrl. Forrest Bachtel and fam. ~r. ~on· boq~t, Th~y e~ce r~~ ~1- ~ ~nd officers~ ~m S~rcher, al~ quivaler;~ ~1th ~lberfelds Pomeroy July Cleara nee Sale! ~inner. Furniture • • • Drqperies . • • Curtains ·• • Floor Coverings Housewares •••• Wearing Apparel • • . • Well Known I Dependable Brands r' .. Elbetfelds Pomeroy July Clearance Sale HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON YOUR VACATION ... BUT .BEFORE YOU GOI I I CHECK THIS LIST MEIGS THEATRE . ' ' STOP LEAKY TOILETS "'/j L" "'~"' Be Sure To Use One Of Our Convenient VACATION PLANS I WATCH! 'Fill In And Mail Watch for Wednesday night's Sentinel for announcement of our This :Coupon $2.98 Semi-Annual Clearance! THE BIG SALE OF THE YEAR! New York Clothing Hous u,. . ... .. ~ .... ,. TODAYI p � 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. 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