http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4e55e20c45c7d70c6a5c7412313632ac.pdf b8f56e2107d9dc0368164d1257093edc PDF Text Text -- .. ··� .... •, • 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 1 1 , 1960 Mother-Daugh ter Banq uet Was Held �ponsored By Methodi st Chu rch WSCS �- ' ENGAGE MEN T ANN OUN CED A 1\.ivLI1er-uaugmer uanque1 a1 o:au p.m, was neld at tne U nuea .1V1elh0Uc>L r.:nurcn ·1 uesday evenmg sponaored by we \li ->1....�. uroup :i111g111g 01 Ule uoxology prt:ceoea tne dJ.nner. r ouowmg u1c u11u1er, we group Sdng '"ll>Wly tielongs To I Je!IU.S wluJ 1,1Js., Lucr�ua ueuueuut:r in ,ne piano1 a-1ler whu:n 1 iu1.s.s L)'UJ.a t.ocn,uad1, prt:s1ue m, extenucd a we1come 10 mcmtx:1 :; and guc::,1111. I • • . -i.. • . :,.· : GUILD TO MIIT Portland Worthwhile Guild w · met Thursday evenin& at 8 p. m. al tbe home of Mr.a. Jean S11yre. M■r­ r,p,ret Yoat will be in charge of the program. Now You Know 'f Unihd P�u lntematlonal New Guinea Is tht IHOl'ldl 1,,. lsl•nd rth, excHilNCI onlf GrMnl•nd. °"' .. - - ----- 1 A Cutoott ■nry Nlgihtl T�IGHT �AMI&.Y NIIIHT5 en,llte �ol In 11HELEN OF TJWY'' (� fi>d Color) : 1 - alao Maureen Q'llara, Geooge Nader '.'L&l>Y (J;Ol)IVA" (Color) . THU�ff)AY ancl FRIDAY K.lrl t>oudaa - Anthony Quinn ''LAST TRAIN FROM GVN inl.J.." (Viata�01t & Color) ""T'" aal&o Gordon Scott •in '"l'AIIZAN'S GREATEST ADVENTURE" AJ.90 Cartoon, / :�':If.�� Execulive H ead J. s, Duis pointed o ut there ls a $17,000 de• ficit, partly in h erited. It arose stale foundation •because the funi;I. si n ce Jan. 1, 1960 has re· quired local districts lo supply 12'4 mills from loclll tax es. Eas• t ern has had on ly lO. Th• board decilMd to curt•il all non-euenHel Khool actM• tiff unlffl thll aponsorln■ or■aniuttor1 peya all 0.,,.,.... at 0 cod det.ktN . uptn by the board of Hucotlon They decided, h�wever, that since sch,ool ls nearin& its close thl1 term, not much ca n be do ne to curtail expenses now. However •t the begin n ing of nex.t y ear such cu rtailments as theae w en dis• cussed: Re-routl ng of sch ool busses so Grad uates MEIGS THEATR£ · ' --BON S SALE ! THUR SDAY ind FRID AY "1'11E STORY ON PAGE ONE" _;.. . ' ' . eu v· A . 2.·► 1·Ec E' :· Loo kin g Ba rga ins WH ITE and VAN I LLA S U M M E R C A S UA LS niake walking a picnic I The comfort Is In the wearln1 , . . ll1ht, flexl• • bit sum mer wed1les desl1ned by Air Step for many tireless hours aht1d. $9•95 HA RT LE Y & BE N N ETT ' POMEROY SHOI .STORE "Middle 01 Upper Bloek" OHIO The n Look To H&R Firestone Th,e pa ren t• were I n vited to atte nd lh e IHL .LaUn CIUb meet­ mg of the ICAIIOI\ al Ea1tern High School wlth the meetln& c11led to order by the pre,lden t, Te re&a Andrew. Mary Goe bel led the member■ I n lhe Lord's Prayer whlch all recited in Llll n. The roll . call w11 made and the minutes were read. The trea.urer Ro1er RoH, iav'e a report.· Ter '. �11 Andrew 11ve 1 n intere,U n g talk. on what LIUn mcia na to ua, A a:111 w11 preae n tt!ld lo Mrs. Rice, Lati n teacher a nd advi sor ln apprcielalion of the time ■ n d work which ahe ha, ghen to the meetl nJ1. Carolyn Parker read lhe Hlatory of Our Lalin Cl ub, A play ".BCltween Jest and Ern• eat" w11 1iven for the parent,. The CHI included. Jack Kelley. Dru.Illa W ill, Dick Neue, P.ul Brown, Kaye Bahr, Dale Sbowal• ter, Vir1ln l1 curt11 and Roeer Ro11e. R.on■ltie n Oaborn played two piano NlecUon1 between actl. Alter tho pla, tho Latin Crfld w11 recited. llefretbmenll were then Hnf4. Frig idai re Automatic GE RA NG E $99.95 TV :�s-oo la ,. � '. ,. �EP RO�M S.IJ IT E , REFRIGERATOR I '' Kelv inoto r . GE Frigidoire· ' ,. !14-95 lip 1 rm . ' � ... .' FlOn"da pi}ot· Sh l In Cub . a'np On°8·escue . . 1 ,. • • u,l,iUTCillNG ·, �. · IC)i NIMG MA$ _ .t-t. Fui'.it iture. .. ,, _ ...,. ., . . . . . ,,w., fair 11111 ...., •• ,__HJalhhllly .. U. · - ton'9ht 1246 . . ., . . . .,_. road. -All wo�k book.s of stud�nll must be pa_1d for before l�sum g. -A possible I ncrease m the cost of th e school lunch amon& other propoaals whkh will �e surveyed before classes begi n next Aul';'m n. The board ,1so decided to a:ive vot�rs a_nothet- <'h ance to chl nae th� 1r m mds a bout activity cur· tailme�L. The 2¥.ti mill operati n a: levy will be placed on th e Novem­ her ballot again, togeth er _with ren e�al of a 7 9!1111 operatl n_g levy _w �1ch explre.s m 1961. Mr. Davi! said. Ike Planning Soviet Visit As Schtduled WASHINGTON UPI-Presiden t Eise nhower told a grou•p of Re­ publican co ngreHm en today he will not cancel h ia pla ns to go to Kussia i n J une unJe&s Premier N 1k.1t.a S. Knr ulhcnev withnraws ms mvilalion . The .Presid en t said, , h oweve r, that 1f K.nrusncbev wanls to fOI· 10w up his lugnJy critical remark• made m Moscow Wednesday by wnndrawing n1s i nvitauo n1 It wut ue a11 ngnL with t.:11e nhow er and tne tam e can be easily utilized euewnere . Tne Presidents comment o n Khr ushcnev·1 rem arks were made Lo 17 U.OP con&rea1men atte n d· • In • aer1ea of Whlte lnQ: anouier ttouee · bt-Calfalta. 'l ne congrtii.i,men. reported that the President said that. Knrush­ chcv wlll nave to withd raw hi& m v1l.alion rn a face-to-face mee t­ mg at lbe 11umm1t 1n Paris next wee k before .t;1senhower ca ncels bil pla ns to ·go to Moscow. i\ccord.l n g to the breakfast guests, two subjects dominated tne- conv eru.uon this mornin g. The y were Eisenhower's conti n­ uea hopes for som e degr ee or progress toward peace at the summit me et.mg and the remarks Weanesday o f tbe Soviet pre mier who told reporters in Moscow he would be "mad" if he aak ed the Ru&&ia n peopJ.t1 Lo w elcome a ma n who haa. sen t espion aae plane s over the Soviet \J n io n . _ , "!I! 'l be Sciffl clan graduation aiarlu the � of an era: it will be ·the la,t. 8e$nl ng nexl year hi&h •hool ,tu4',nll now att ending ,Barr isonvillt will go to Rutla nd foUowing a mnsolidatlo n this ye,r 1nt0 a new dist rict known as the :Northwestern Local School Dis­ '£he Harrianville baccalaureate 1'fll be held Sunday afternoo n al two . o'clock wlth John Edmonds je­ Jlt'ering the addre.a. Commence• �ent exer cdff wJU be held Su n, - � even ina: with Charl es Davia, �pre,ide nl of Rio Grande College, · ' dciliVering the a�dress. Sp«ial ro.udc will be provided for both events. .Baccalaureate services will be he ld at the Racine hi.lb ac1->l for NOT AN UNCOMMON SIGHT - This unusu�l vle� of 11,· tile 57 gradu ates of the So uthern 000 tons of barged coal being towed by the J<l<L Steel Com' School District, with com­ p•ny's "Vulcan" May 4 appear to occupy much of the Ohio IJ)eal mencement exerci.se1 lo be held River; and even raise the water level, heading toward Pltts• May 20. Larma n Sherwood, New burgh. York, lecturer , wlll be the speaker ______ __· for .t he graduation ceremonies. on May 21, the clan will leave on a trip lo New York, Washington and Atlantic City. '· Fultz Elected Lion President Succeeding WilliS Leadin ham g , tau .w..ar ... A.NN ARBOR, Mien, UPI-The Un iversity of Mlcbi&an Wednu­ day night accepted · the re1igna­ tlo n of bead b11ketball Coach iill Perigo. Athletic Di re ctor lt.. (!. Fritz Crisler diacou nt ed talk !�t .reri­ 1 go quit · befor e he was fired a nd said the '8-year-old coach had considered the move for some tlme. Coach Bill Perigo tep Taken Toward Resource aw.a :rdt:·;·t:11!��d�0�1:rr�r:�� Development .In_ ei•s, G:,..11! coal P,roducer, blqnd Creek Coal compony, HunUngton, Named in honor M w. va. One:Of Oh��t"'ihi V�te 1 j• . "" � f T 'J ,' 'r' il '¥[!, , 1 �ffl���; �. � , ' · C' • ,. -�- �-• ,;_ '' � -Z, Twenty representatives from Gallia and Meigs counties Wednesday nigh! determined to set up local committees 1n each county to pursue resource development. . co unues abould wor� together on projeeta �� mut ual in terest_, ai nd Lha l add iti�al �rsonnel wlll be reques�ed. If a vallable, from state and federal agencies at a sultable time. . Attending from Meia:s ln addi• Lion lO Kirkland and Blakeslee were Emmeu Shuler, •Mr. a nd1 Mrs. John Werntr, Mr•. Ge n e·va Nolan a nd Jamel Brewington . In a preUmi na ry sur vey of project1 u nd6r dlscu&Slo • n, five were believed m u.•tual to both countie6. They' were ind ustrial developm em (ptiyrolls), recreation, county plan· health facilitie1, n i11g, educa tion, and problems of agi ng, �h.t • , ' ' . . ff;ijt•�t,� D , iS,l!�'s:T� Policies � Wasteful, Wrong 1 l .. � �. Jlif� 1 U�111td 'hJt� � � at.ate• uPl 1 Robeft Taft Jr. ftre4,Thff • � hW!ntt ,-,.. � ,�d v9k:ed to Gov. itlichael V. DiS& lle lod1y in a CllVe)and ipeeclt,. Qne of the deflatin g the 1tate would have questions w,1 .w.hy Ta.Jl hadn 't de• .-.. 40 tnillion dollan by , In 8 manded edon o•lea when the Ohio .per cent, aerot1-tbe-boud red'uo- Legislature wu 1n aeutoo last ytior, ' tloo hi � 19$9-80 budget. Taft aald he bad offer:ed an n e , c.ett vote bi(. Taft, oae of \M In lat w�k's primary elecl.lona; am,indmen t to stub the bud&:et made the stateme nt In a tour-oaae nqueau, by 8 ))el cenl but the le\W' Ql,a_t wa1 1- re:Plf' to a Jona propoaal WP tabled In committee Ult. of qu�oliia tent to hlm more �Y "the . majority ,hlch :vou dom-• than I lir,ooth ato by' DISa.tte. . tf11te." Toft ■aid lb, 1ovttnor'1 tu '1'111 IOVVIIOl''■ lit\Ot bMI chal- CINCINNAh · B ernard FulU, Republican nominee for Meigs County Pro, secutor, and unopposed in the No vember general elections, Wednesday also was elected president of the PomeroY. Lioils club . . for 196o-61 . r Zu ndel ' secrelll rv' '· D r· Ray H 11 ni1m e h ea ded a 11st· o 1 new Ralnh uon tamer •· r·· W· (l:UU) rte,11,Lon Li · prmiented by oIncer1 o n Ciar' • ler, tw�ter. Holdover dience Struble chalrroan of tbe .ror Hon111,4 u and c Ju1&Gn a,e t.141 l'\! ' milt..,• ••• the n1t• ,. l'" -•-'..ti.. ,_ ·� com �"·-' iirec . � 1ors • "' , 1,1 l l.!f-1 , v I \HIier, • A�W • " . meetmg ol th.e eluD In 1ocfa! , a. �:.i awier an d ClYd v · k a � .. •n n.c■ t u e n-lr • ,. room1 of the Feder•ted Church · ri11g prea1dent Leadingand · Reu l .... h1s ¥!rved the' pas1 y ear as. F uI•· pres1· d ent u nd er Prest• ha · m becom-es . a d1rectQr under IIrat vice · L1ons tnter natlonal by-laws. denl Wiliis Leadt n gh�m who two e� t1re stal� was e lected by he l wet:ka aio stepped u·p to the dis- .. · ae<:t amauon. trict 13·11 govern or·s poat. Ladi es Nig ht wa.s set for May 24 Other offic er s n amed were Max at 6:30 p. m . with ladies of the Ward, first vice; Kai Hindy, sec, ch urch serving dinner. The · pro,. o nd vice; Gerald Preston , 3rd �ice ; gram will be an nounced later. Kermit Walton, treasu rer; the Rev. uo ns may obtain ticket� from .kev. Zu ndel, Henry Ewmc and i Str uble. Wolverines Lose Cage Leadi n eham aaid new presiden t Fuui ana he will attend the state co nve ntion i n Cincinnati JunlJ 3-4 a nd invited ot.her1 to go with th em. Nexl week a speci al ceremony for recen t new members will 'be giv en aa the program. Prog ram chai rman Fultz i ntro­ duced Lio n Dr. Heaton who re­ vi ewed volunta ry medical care plans an d the problems ,rising from i ncreasin g numbers of peo• pie § years old a nd older UvlDg on fixed or dwi ndling i ncomea. MIIGS GINIIIAL HOll'ITAL He pa id 1pe<1ial atlenUon to the Admitted: Dale Barn hart, Mid­ dl eport; Crayton Tip-pie, Midd.le­ queatio n of individual freedom as rcilated to c urre nt proposala to Christeni nl t'.!eremon ies fo r a porL m eet thil!J aging problem. Di sQJiued: No n e. new 3200 horsepower towboat, the Albert. F. Holden, will take p.1,ice i n Pitt.burgh Friday at lhe Altogheny River Wharf. The new veHel wu built by Oravo Cot- s poration for Ill.and Creek Fuel Towboat Holden Added To Fleet Of Island Creek crl.tlcal t'b , . 1k Meigs <:llii-nty's four high schools outside Pollleroy and Mid• dleport graduate 168 seniors in ceremonies beginning Sunday wl!en 16 members of the Harrisonville Senior Cws receive dfil:lomas. Profe r of Speech at Denniion of Albert HAVANA, CUba UPI-An Am· erican pilot ten tatively identified Fairchild Holden, one of the Alvah T. Grover, Cheahlre, O(len • tli Matthew Edward Duke, 42, of fo under& of lhe •,parent comp1my, Palm . Beach, Flfl., t.odaf wu re- who 1110 served. H the first pre- ed the meetins with C. E. Blo uspurted _killed by Cuban police 1ident from 1902 to 1913, the Al• lee or Meigs and William Smith when be la n,11ed · • ·UP,t .phlnt on · bett ' .f. Holden will operate in tbe of Gallia serving u CO-Chairmen tbe out&i irts . of --Hall:ana In• an at• Ohlo Jµver coal trade betwe ,:m tor the dl1cuuions held at Kyger tempt to ,p)ck uP two meil � 1 ctncfnnatl ano Lne Pittsburlh Creek High School. Clyde K.irk.lapd. reported for a area. 'Woman. Tbe boat 1oi ns two other Dravo Meigs 1ro,1p wtlich baa bee n study• The report of Duke'a unau«eH· 1uI atltiipt, to �14 uck the 1bree bui lt vt1ael1 in lbia ui!D tbe ina poasible project& in reso urce petllOn■ out or Cuba wa■ earried Raymond E. Salvati and the J. F. development. John He iakell o1 Freiberger , making a total of four Gallia reported reaulta o f <illcu.aby local radio statio111. dieael towborts and two barbot 1uon s held. there on the 11me su bIii e the Th y laid he landed ject. :Vlrtl oubk1£ls early lhls morri.b11 boat, In ,hti compa ny•, fieet. a nd Niek Burleson Jn a ,mall '.Apache plane wltb the I Mr. Smith be resp-onslble for to d e nam ADVANCI SLIGHTLY re we mart.Ina: "N 4�.'-' NEW YORK OPl--StocU odvan orgoniullon of a Gallia eounty CUban ppllce opened. iire on when It l•aded ind. ee<I in the early dealin gs today \ committee. Klrlclland i1 head of a th• Duke .11■,'. killed h1 fout , bulllW; led by dr111, electronic, :1teel and aimllar itfPip County a:roup. n w11 alao decided thol the two • � auto aharea". tbe r,poriA l(kl. ) s:NGLE r.o� , : Harrisonville Is First With Its Baccalaurate, Commencement Events lt.. I '!)SED •"'· 1 ! ti ) ,.,. r, MOSCOW UPI-Premi er Nikita Khrushchev sliid in a sta tement pa&Sed today by t'.!ensors that fur­ ther American reconnaissance flights over Russia might lead to an atomic war. He 1lllid the pilot of a spy phi.n e downed by Russia v..:iuld be trled H a spy. · News�'l n asked him a t an im­ promptu press conterence Wed• t1esday wnat would h•ppen to .t'ranc1s li. Powers, 30, ot. Albany G11., p1tol of a U-2 reconnaissance jet snot down May l ne ar l::iverd• lov1_.1., 1,300 miles inside Ruasl11-. "We shall try him, ...,.. "1.im severely as a sp)'," Khrushchev aaid. . ' '"You understa nd that if such aggre55iv e actions co11nr.u e th is m1gn� Jead to war," he said, He sala furtner aggression a&ainst \he Soviet Un ion will be met "with a tom boml:t1 in the fitst f ew mi.cutes." Sue.. spy ,fllg h ts are !'highly da ngerowr' eve nts 1\11: said. tnere was no official explana• lion of the delay i n releasi ng Khrus,h.cbev's stateme nts. M any of the quol e1 'held up were dlreeted against becrelary of State Chri11• U.1n A. Herter and bis a n nounce· ment that recon naissance flights would continue. "If thtl Unitff Statw h■s not ...-rlnc:td a ""' wu on ltt territory, ha not ua-ritnctd air r•lda. and H It wltnH to un INlh a war, wt, lhlll be com,, "'Itel to tlN rocket, which will · exl'fod• on tM •n�Non' ""' r1tory In th• v.ry tlrat min"'"· of w•r,•• Khruahc:hew Hid, Kh rushchev Hld 8UCh stateme nt.a were " the kind that would be made only by a country in a &tale of war w1lb another country." r ' ,$1 2 4-95 ,,,.. A .'·' I Year Guarantee PHONE WY.f.llPII TIie Cuter Of T•!la . Get A . Pc. Grey Con solette H and R Fi.R ESTO NE DEAL ER·. ST OR E • )Reel Anchor I J• 24" . · Westing house $7 5.00 Rea lly ,Nice • B01t 11s Sal � $74.95 'I Olym pic' FRIGIDAIRE REFR ' IGIRA.TOR �J O Cu. Ft, MO RE NICE Year Old 21" CONSOLE I I PAY ONLY During WASH ER I VERY P:ushbutton, Automatic Repossessed 1 ' At Sal e Price .. $239.95 FOR Parenta Auend Latin Club Sea,ion •1�.. LIVING RO OM SU ITE A.S. �WIRL - cl_,,._ ... ..., with llt,ht nlia Nat this momllle, Count)' Hi gh School s Graduate 168 Seniors Beginnin g Sunday . . faces a t·1ghtenlng of its · f'1- r".· • � r,:71.:!'ir-� ��-.rt D1stnct nancial belt when cla-sses resume next September. : ! ,· ;· ,f s::�.,..�:-. ,.. ; This was the universal feeling following a special meeting r,t,�':'..i-: ;-- � · of t.be Eastern Local board of education this week in the wake f ·v,..��-;, ,'l\ , ,'J:''!'.° of the district's voters defeat of a 2¼ mill operating levy at :·:·:....,.: · 't�' .. . travel any sid . e 1 1:•f;, � the May 3rd primary election that none will ..,, Khrushchev Warns Atomic War Possible .. , ' -- WEATHER Ohio : P•rtfy ~ WIit, . . aldenble Pom.eroy•MiddlePort, Oblo, Tbur�y , May 12, 1960 E ast ern Loe al Schoo l · FOR THE ' ; ·, ent1ne-- OITlaelfe'9s-MuonA~ astern Schools Face Period �),,: Of Tight Operating Finances (tj,: :f1!f:�•·' GI FT'S Not 0,-n Tonli,ht • at· y ctivity C u1tailment NOW AT STATI THIAT�I PT. J'LIASANT "GIIEA'llmT SHOW ON l!!ARTII'' POM EROY, 01110 e NO. 23 - - • _.• - · - - - -· - -· - ··--- ...., . ... • ..-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.. _ 1 1 ),1 ��H Dt-ive - l n .. .• - prob-am which led to IQ increaH 1 of SOO million dollan waa • e1ee1,slve•►, and that in.cnaaed'e]Jpendl• ,turel authoriied from the 1ene ral fund were "at the very leaat•� 100 million dollllrt mqre than needed. He .,id at the pfflent rate of iQ• over origi nal cre■ae, rt.venues ge ne nl fund state· eatirnate• the would be enri t'.! hed 240 million dol111"1 more than 111'1 8 anuct pated ln the two-year prediction . "While I •P'ff wilh ynu that th,.. ■n cerllln areal ol ,tale • partk ularly edueation fervlces, s nd' llle ntal hygiene, l n ·which ad­ ditional expenditures are needed, these would have been met by conomica in oth er activities with­ out h ardlhlp and with far lesa ) nburden tmf)Med crease tn the upon lhe state, •he said. The Clflcinnatl Republican at\d­ ed that the htiher taxes had kept aome Industry rrom cominl into ..._ au drlven ot,_" the ttate and h·' o•L . '!• trict, Al �asle,n High School, bacca lai.ire�te servkes will be held �ay .12· w1tb Commencement exerc1se8 M.ay 2�- Geor�e Hill, Ohlo Uni�11riity, wlll deliver the_ graduahq n address. Eastern scmo r1t are now , �n a trip to New York and Wa�h1n gton accompan ied by O. C. e1bbee, achooI prIn clpaI , and Nora RI :1,e ,nd. DorolhY M'1chae ls. '•eache rt ere are &2 stu�enta in the I!� .....,.. �lua • • • , At . . . utland • •. BaccalaureaLe ser-, ll w held at 7:30 p. m be ices i v •1 ay 22 Wl'lh g radua t·10n ceremon• " · May 27 at B p. m. pau I Re1'd , 1es uo University , will be the commeru:!e­ ment speaker. Th e 43 members of th e Rutland das1 will take a one day trip lo Hu ntington a nd Charleaton. _ _ __�--- Adkins, Wedge Win Places On Mason Board Robert G. Adki ns and Pa ul D. Wedge, both of Poinl Pleasant, emerged victorious in th e non-par• tiaan ballot Tuesd ay for two posi• lio ns on the Mason Co unty Board or Education according to final un• official tabulations today. Counly clerk L. W. Getly'1 of­ fice said Adki ns polled 3,M4 while Wedge got 3,295. Other ca ndidates were Ralph Crump with 2,810, Frederick Frey, 916; Charlea Jones 2,�7, and Harry Nibert, 1,291. ln th e Republican prima ry for sh eriff Clyde McDermitt, Poi nt Pleasant. was ,•ictoriou1 with 1,434, and will oppose<"--the Democratic nominee. Griff Durbin (1,860) in Novemb er. Othe r Republic,.n ca n­ didates were Drew Hatfield with l.210 and Earl Henry with 619. Charles A. Roberta polled 1,M8 in the Democratic lists behin d DUr• bi n . George Say re of New Haven •QD tbe . •,D4\ln • _ocratic �pti.nation for ttou■e of Oel eg.ites with 1,344 , beatlig :tdward Riclla rd wUh 1.203 and Ray Hill with 4,02. . 1 JOY WISEMAN WANDA DA.MIRON � Wiseman, Miss Dameron _ _ Win Honors At Scipio School St'.!1p10 High School has n,1med Sue is the dat11hler of Mr. and. for toP ho no�, Jor Earlene Wise- I MR. Sam Dameron, Harrisonvllle. man H Valed1ctorl�n, and Wanda �he was cl� officer f� two yean [ m the Junior and. Semor play1 oil S ue Damero n, Salutstorlan. 1 lhe annual slafi, and won the DAR . Joy 1s the . daughte1· of . M r . �nd [ a ward from MP ac-hoo Mn. Roy Wisem an, Ha rr 1sonv11le. 1 The s� nion chose asl. thelr motto Sht was cheerleader for two years, "The Higher we Climb the Broad­ �orekeeper for one, r� present:a • ' er the View." Their class colon live o( the Stude nt Co�nc!l, sang m are mint green and white and the the chorus,_ cla:55 offi�er all four class flower i& the pink rose. rears, was m the Junior .and Sen• T he aenion and ju niora are plllll­ lOr plays and on the annual staff. ning their annuaJ trip ne:at wetk to Camden Park and Columb1la 1 oo z I Firemen Discµss 'M:,,. • I • ' -�;; ,.._: · : perauo11 (oo ' " ; ,..._ .. _ .j �l�vguJ.9t Dies At 86 In With Hospital .Close cooperation ,by Meigs I T Republican nomim1.tion for as­ ucson no .rosp1'tal sessor went to Eve ett Sayr with County vo)unt_eer hr d partm t I m rgency-r scue units and th I 2,001, t.?ating Guy Bu d tt with 1 ,759. Clifford Carder won with n ew Meigs County Veteram M.emcompleted 1 ,921 over Bright McCausland with oflal Hospital-wh en an in n-were discussed operatio d 1.500 for Republican House of Del, at a mee ting of tbe county fireegales. n 's ma asaodation Wednesday For county court, F. A. M!Jrri• night in Racine ure hall. eon, incumbent, wo n with 1 ,515 Pete Cu n diff, Syracu.se, pre1iA suit for $25,050 has bee n votes ov er Jamea A. Ferrell, 871; filed in Common Pleas court aris­ Robert Rolh�eb, 665 ; Napoleon dent of the Association , presided. ing from an accid enl I n Pomeroy Sturgeon, 158, and Sta nley Waldie, Firemen hope to have a repreaen524. tat.l.ve work in close cooperation Marc h 9. with the hospital becaUJe al le ast Claude A. Husted, R. D. �. Porn• eroy, has fi\c-d the action agai nst 4,400 More Democrals fo'ur volunteer unit ambul.ancea expect to be using the hospital Roy Proffitt, R. D. 1, Portla nd facilities regularly. aski ng $25,000 damages and $50 Voted In Ohio Mav 3 COLUMBUS UPI-Tfie com· medical expe nse which he says Rep. George Meinhart -of Midplele, unotricial ta bulation of the dleporl wu gueat o,_pe lt . H e was I ncurred when h is ca r waa a er atruck by a pickup truck driven votes indicated today that about described legislative 1tep1 ln volv4,400 more Demoer ats than Re­ by the defendant. � I n a proposal QI the General In a nother court acUon the publican s voted in the May 3 Ai55embly becoming law. Rosa Deve lopme nt Compan y, a Ohio primary. 'thirty firemen from county The complete tabulation was u nits, corpora tion , is aski ng a mandatory except Pomeroy, attended. inju nction agai nst Ross Concrete made available by Secretary of and Mortar Inc., enjoini ng the Stale Ted W. Brown. Earlier defe nd•nt from usi ng property tabulations had indicated the Republica n s outpolled the Demo- I rudest CtlVIly of the pla intiff. cr ats by a slight ma rgin. On Record Reported . �rea police report one !>f the i E LICE NSE ISSU D qui etest week� on reeord with the Japs Outbid U.S. A manlage licen se bu been isoy pohce reporting o nly Pomer in Probate Court to Ralph Firms On Locomotiv"8 sued arrest tod�y and all other on� . Do uglas Lavend er, 21, une_mptoyWASlllNGTON UPI-Th e Army �ff1e1al1 report m g no offenders Wednesday announ ced the Pan a­ ed, Minersville and MaQ' Jinice m e last 24 bouts. th e JMY , dau bter . ma Canal Co. will purchase 38 Cu ndiff, 18, secre In Pom eroy, Police Chi er Jed r1ib'Oad locomotiv es a nd three of ·Mr. \ a nd Mrs. -Gl enn Cundiff, Webster reported J.he arreat ·or IOCOmotive cran es from a Japan­ Syracuse . David Cheshe r, 159 Col e St., Midese firm which outbid th e lowest dleport, on a charge of 1peooln£ HYMN SING- SUNDAY � merica n offer, made by an Ohio A n old fashi oned hymn sing 50 miles per hour l n a 35 mile hrm. · is an nounced for Su nday, Ma, lD, wne on Ela st Ma in St. He has . . The A rmy s�,d 1! 1warded lhe at two o'clock at the Shade Me- been cited to appear Saturday contract IO M1tsub1ahl of Japan . thod hil Church by Rev. H erbert ! e ve nin g befor, Mayor Charles _ _ on a low Did of �,829,900 . The ( Harris. All are invited. Legar. ___:___ __ _ Plymouth .Lotomot1ve Works of Plymouth, Ohio. bid $4,74 1,867, $25,050 Asked In Damage Suit ,After Acct"dent r r e e e e e e Q • e A • • e en e TUCSON, A.ru . UPI - The bodJ or Jof'm . D . RodtefeUer Jr ., a pllil­ a�t�pist w ho pve nearly �•If a bill,ion dollars away and re­ mamed . one of the world ,s nebelt men, . will be burled in the family plot m New York at.ate. 'l!ls sons, Nelaon, governor of New York, and Laurance, old­ they planned ·w fly back to New York today to complete funeral anangem enl..8 ptteedina burW at Sleepy Hollow C emeter'l' in Tar­ rytown . HI! body rested in Ariwna Funeral Home here. Rockefeller, known by many a.a,. sociate1 as "Mister Junior, " died at the �e of 86 Wednelday of pneumoma �nd. heart 1µ'ain In Tucso� M�1_cal Center. He had �n m failin g health for some \ lime and entered the hospital Monday. I A thy, retirlr19 man la d..... eel his lih t. hi• femHy .... s�rlne hb ,.....,., atonunl all WMlth. Phila nthropies by the Roetelel­ ler family began witb bis father, "JDR Sr.", bul nached their full abunda nce when Rockefeller Jr. took over as beaJI of the fam� after hia rather'• death in 19.Tl. By th e time of Rocli.t!leller Jipa­ ior'1 death Wednesday, donatl� by the family to peoples in the U. S. and ma ny parts of the world totaled at least three billion dol­ lars. His personal pbilahthropic donati&ns during bl& lifetime amounted to more than 475 mil­ lion dctla rs. •°:11 ·otuo Wheat Farn1el'8 To Vote Ou Quotas WASlllNGTON UPI - Oh io wheat farmers will join those of other stales July 21 in a vole on wheth er they favor marketing quota, on their 1961 crop. Set'.! re tary of l\,grlc ultu re Etra Taft Benso n Wed nesday, annou n• ood the vote and proclaimed a nation al wheat allotment of 55 million acre,. the mi n imum per­ mttted by law and the same as fot this ye ar. Ohio's 1961 allot• mtnt wa■ l,!517,38b aens. .. . IIATES HONORS ,'ohio State Univ,r�� .h,s , Js- ,� · 1ued Its ho nor roll· M' thl! w'ln- , t.er Quarter, listlng nam es of un­ dergraduate .students who achiev­ ed high academic averaces for that period. The li!ilt int'.!llldf! l\uth A. C arso n, Long BoLtom R. D. 1 . 1 , '------ RUMMAGE SALi A rummage sale will be 1pon- ' sored Friday and Saturday in the Eagle■ buildi ng in l'omerOy whete tbe Allen Appliance Store Dutrict 0/Jicer• OJ Home D emonatratian Council llleet OFFICERS OF DISTRICT 15, Home D�mo nstratlon Council, are pictured here with Stale President Mrs. Charles Ensign who was spea ker al the District meeting held last. 1buraday at the Heath Methodist Church 1n Middleport. They are (L to R) Mrs. Robert Ball, Gallia county, secretary; Mrs. Edith Dearth, Vinton county, vice president; Mrs.• Enslen ud Mn. fotlllerly ... by the wscs ol lbe . Maxine 'Geoglein, Meigs county, president. ' • Fllrell RWI Metltodiat Church. I I . \· I �... • • � •-.0 .. nae l•ion for the dllJ •u oa Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleportt 0., May 12, . 1� NJtary, Mn. Jarata Gilbert; tNu- llr1. Carrol l Adtou Jr, and lruee the buyln 1 or re•dy iude elotbea ______ __________ urer, Mn. Oosuild Jlumprclntr. •Dd lhe bolt.eta. . Mu We.uei tbtn prttenl.ed Mn, TOWN COUNCIL HOLD IIIIIOH and the dJtcUNion waa led by lln. L..'Iba Town Councu met llonday Vir1lnla Sharbau,tl Ind Krt. DI• Bilek with the preaidenl'I pin. Mflmben and 1ui!1t 1Lta-ndln1 eventn1 at tbt Cll)' Bulldln:C wU.b vii Ru111h. Durln& lhe bu,lneu weu Mn. Phil Batey, lln. Paul Thoma, Grhatead, ma:ror. Tbel- meeUn&, n:1ular report, were vtvPowell, Mn. John Wolle, lln. ma Capehart, recorder, Rlcbard en and 1everal project, were d� llRTMDAY ,ART'f Mr. an4 Mr1. Clyde .Rice enter- La wrence Lle11lnl, Mn. Thelma Ord, Thomu HofflQIJl, •Echrin (�. Attendln& were Mn. Harry t.alned Swtid17 atternoon w ith I Capehart, Mn. Howard Burri,, Rou1b and Robert Coote, cowicll Grimm, Hn. RoDert Hoffman, lln. PlirlY In honor of their d a1.11ht.er, Jira. E. T. s.ou.h, Mn. WWlam men preMnL 11r.e members ol the C(IUneil Charle, Jewell, Mn. Evereu Laud• B ERN, Switzerland UPI�it- Jackie's third: birthday. Tbo.t at- Glbb1, Mn. Wmlam Kelly, Mn. ierland U&hte:aed ita aecurity mea- tendine were Mr. and Mr■. Patll 'L'bomaa McGowan, 1'1u lt.ly Mc- 1 d.11e111M!d the town election LO be ennilt , Mn. John Reltmire, Hnl. aures agalnat Commun lJI diplo- Grinalead, Middleport, Y.t . and Gowan, lira. Gi orse MacKni&bt, held June 7th. They voted for Albert Rouah, Mn. Eber Rou.b, mats today followlnt discovery ot Mn. Tbom11 Grinttead, Bob and M.n. James Mcltnicbt, Mn. Geo. Mr■. Capehart. Mr,. J ohnny 1'4u.ah Mn David Rouah, Mn. R. Dougl&1 Mn. T. But Rou.h, Mr.. ,ii.hat WII termed "the crav eit Shelby 6rinitead,. Mr. ind Mn. B llrna, Mrt. Earl HentJ , Mr•- and Mn., Henry Johuton · . to Rouah, r V Sh.arbaugh, ltr•. Clarenc"' lnia el he t on tion rve rd. Plckc t , Lloyd 7 bot ec Qffm1 se Ka � . Q B caie of So'litt �pJonaa:e " here William McFarland, Charle1 and of Thoma,, Mr■. Charle■ Yonker and They 1110 voled on the type n'l. erui l c:1 n Picken■ Jr., Sr., llr1. y Rlce arland, d M lm Raymo Wice World War u. h01te1&es. tbe the In inatalled be to Ua:ht1 Brenda Mn. Donald MLN Brown, the h06t■ and honoree. The Swiaa a:ove roment announ- MOTHIR-O AU GHT J aAN QUIT Brown, Mn. Robert J'ohoaton, La yne-Ohltnter and Lone Hickory ULC W SYNOD ME E Y ING 1 be 47 th annual meetin g o( the -eed Wednelda,y ni&Jll that two The Nehadima Garden Club Miu Vicki Jobn1ton, lbs. !.arl Addltlon1 to the town. oUiciall of the Soviet Embuay in held their annual Mothtr-Dauth• Clark, �rs. L. C. lto\Ul h, Mrs. 1 United Lutheran Church Women IT R CIRCLI OF ULCW Bern were ca u,:hl r ed-banded on a ter banquet Monda)' evenlnc at Clyde R 1ee, Mn. Thomaa Ci rlnThe Etter Circle ol the ULCW of the Weat Virginia Synod will 1py mission in Zurich and ex- the Gene Ball Reataur.i nl, Pt. .1tead, Mn. Carroll Adam• Jr., of St. Paul's Luthuan Cbw-ch con\'eni;; at Jacka.on'• Mill •imul9C!lled within 24 houn. Pleuant. The invocation waa JiY· M i'■. Herm an Layne, Mr1. Jkrry met Tue■day evealna: at the bori>.a t.aneoutly with the convention of Miller, MN. � Jewell, Mn. of Mr■. Martin Ohllncer with the S)'nod. May 16 - 18. Featured lr.el. The inciNnf ltunntd, conf\a• en by Mn. E. A. Sc:hH 9d •nd • '" tM Swl• "pubF0Uowtn1 the dinner Mn. Emo Wood, Mn. Karnllt Greu, Mn. WUUim Rusell co-horit11. apeakers include Mia■ Kay L. Mol• pvt Mra. Thoma• llor,mu, Jin. Jam• The proaram for the eveninl w11 denke, worker IU\'lng under the lie, which had been hlihly crit l• Che1ter Weaver, president, read et Gilbert, Mn. Donald B1 t1m1ard presented by Mr■. Cbrence Ble• Board o( American MiHions of the and addre11 welcomin1 the cal of the U. S. u.2 ,,.., p1 •...a . tribute lo the mothen. Mn. ner, Mrs. l'reda. Rut, Mrt. Jame■ sin& and Mn. Jack Welch, with United Lutheran Church, a graduI Incident. R1ehard Pfiffner, proiram chalr• Rou�. Mr1. llb1met Jo u,h, Mr■. Mrs. Weleh leading the devotions ate o( Hartwick College , gradua� News that the So\'let Union wa■ man, intoduced the a:ue■ t a�k• HeFL Buck• lr., ·Mr, . I. A. Schae- The pro,ram wa, entlUed "We work at Biblical Seminary in New tpyini inside Switzerland broueht en, l Yori, ■erved inner-city ronarea:•ln. James Hammond, presl- kel, lu Lint GJbb;j, 11ft. Ches- Go ti' Church In the Countr')'." • ■wltf change of mood and Ill 1 Garden ter W eaver,· lln. Htn7 Layne, 1 Atttndint were Mrs. , 'l')lom,1 tlon1 in Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Jlaven■wood tbe of dent outburst of indignauon aa:ainlt Ylct Mn. Rich,rd PfUfneir, Miu Irma Cirinatea4, Mr■• Robert , La)'1'e, New York City and i, now serving the Soviet from Swln newepa pen Club and Mr1. Pau) M�rdla, H or of San Oabrtil, Celli. , and Mn. Bletainl, Patriee Weir!et, In Jel'5ey City. In addition the has talked prealdenL Kn. Hammond The two Soviet official, whoae Miu Le™1 Powell, Miu J'Hn 111ilted with the establilhment or the group on the art of tculp- the 1u�•t-. •,.eakers. to ! , ldentity ¥till wa1 being kept I a a cc.A CIIC�• ,�,hi Gri�te•d. ¥lu Dorl, iEUiott, Mn. new congregation, i 11 Paramus, turtn wAlle Mrs. Mard,la demon• HCN!t by · 5w1u authoritie■ and New Milford .a nd Hamilton Square Edw th af itl Th Rebtt fl• Japaneu I in Rouah, Mr,. 1 Wllli•m . mailnl t,y e e ea Cl e I the embuly, wen IITtlted Tues, ■lrated t Welch, lln. New Jerwy ; Levittown and Morhad .on -� dbpll!)' tJLCW of Sf. Paul!i· J.utberan Powell, alto lac Th_ey .. a:ure day nt,htI .everal compleled filUNI in dll• - C burcb met W� IUf:emoon Howard Wqenhal■, Mil, ,1 . V. Mc- ristown, Pa. and Hickory Cha pel, North Cuoli na. · ferent finlalie&. at lht Pamh . House ·.wij)i Mr■• Grew and the hotteNU, _�ter lhidr•• W loler. Execu tive ., Mn. We-avu lnstl.'led lbe in- Donald Bu111Cardn te, bu 1•· ltr, RHODOOINDR0N � MlITl .-.:�et.ary of Boanl of Deaconea .. c I prola ,1 wa,en:ha � comin1 oUlcen for ihe next two �d the Uni ted Lutheran of York Wo�arm n Rhododend The m.l't Tb. . ro ttt1 . WII e " t · leader Kn. Henry ar • Club met ThllJ'adU afternoon Church of America. wlll speak and year1 ; president, man with hymn We ow the Buct Jr.; vice pre1tdeilt. Mra. oJ)efled at the club houae. Mwe,- J.,e■tl and Dr. Wm. P. Cline and Paator Haril4 Sc: Pflffner; corre-,pondln1 secretary Fie • andby •ttu" lollo . ed Jl w rrith Ora Ricka rd were hosteuea. ., old Hann wm present their tnvu il. Al er Mrs. fllrL Jime■ Rouah; rt�dtnc MIC- 1 .,,_,. The meetina: opened with the elouge to the Holy Land of last ) 0� 't . Mn; Wa&en"bala then pte,ented fiq . salute and devotion• led by year. ULe proaram '.'We Go ti;, Church Jn WASHINGTON' UPl-Th e fnter Kenyon EmpI oys N ew During th, ULCW meeting Mn. n. T. Bert R.oush on · the topic 'M the aiuntry" aaUltfld &,v Mn. statfl Co mmerte c omm la.II on 11id rold Knod will serve H devoHa � Ml'& Mothers." ,and "Home v. Jil bli l Mcr . J. Johnny R ah, Coach, Art Lave today that exceuive speed '.'{•• leader; Mra. Harry SchwegUonal db)' re follow� 1 scrlptun read p e ar• . ra. Lawtt:nee GAMBIER, 0. UPI-Arthur J. Grew. an .. • d a . lhov� charte_ of th_e ElI Ie responsible for the derallment of ::iJ.i M . "So' I l w er me"H ome, poe � m ma: ' · with �• hymn 'The Hieb IOnl. Cl , a New York Central pa■aenger Lave, coach· •t Lorain tto Gift offering. M111 otto body her. on �ve M . s a t :M� Ch rla Y - , O � train last January at Wellington . School, today WI■ bind u head Beauty' of the f.afth l'. The Love ker n& M ther. la a m11w1onary sponsored by the O · • · ·-n foolball and ,r,ct coach it Ken- I Gilt Qfferinl tor the miallonary Ohio. 1 yon C0Ue1e of the Ohio Confet• · trom west Virlblla, fall,a Elate The ICC said Its lnve1tlg.1tl6n ence. Otto, wa■ tiien ta:ked. showed the brakes of the train He repl11ce11 Richard Pfiieger The bu■inu, m�etlnl 'Vt'H con- 1 were adequate and h ad they been who resicned •fler two years at ducted b1 Mr,. Robert McGloth• applied lb accordance with apeed the school. lin. The conven\lon on May 16, limits, tht accident would not -----------.. 17 and 18 1t Jaek1on 11 Mill w11 hue occurred. announced. Attending were · )Its. Roland _________ Four persons were killed In the X.arr, Mn. F.<lna Burria, Mrs. NOTIC Of SALi rwre(k Jan. l� when the train de• Howard Wagentlal&, M�• - Lloyd railed afler bruahlng a aignal Dy virtue of a Chattel Mort&ace Roush, Mrs. Jo,hnnr . R�!,l■h, Mra. executed and delivered by G 1ry William Powell, :atta. Lawrence J tower. L to the \lndersigned :n Marc� Parsons, Mrs. J. V. McGr , Mn. The ICC said the train w,s I ee 95 ew 9• and note 2 1 • traveling 59 miles fer hour in 1 . d b Y h8 Cler-. Robert MeGlothlin, ·11·111, Herman of Courts of Meigs County, Ol)io, 15-mile zoned ar� Layne, Mrs. Hany Layne, Mrs. on t�e Title of the automobile Harold Jthn10n Mra. Otto Grimm ' The railroad di.I ■aed englneer heremafter deacribed, on · March , I -c� _ __ . Henry W. Klr1tMn, ;of Cleveland 1 959, rind on which , default h1f - . . .after its own inveatiptlon lri been made, the undersigned will . whkb lt alao u.ld fpeedlng caus- sell the good■ and chattels deacrib-� ed the derailment, ed In aald mortgage, to-wit: 19&4 Kintein had claimed be "had no Mercury, 8-eyllnder, 4-door Sedan, SELF SERVICF: brake,. I ,didn't even have III horo Serial Number MSL 4'2773M, at or whistle. 1 couldn't 1top.'' public .. le at Tom Rue Motor1, on South Third Street In the Village --�---, ot lOddlfpol'I, Mei11 Cowity, Ohio, , . , JlO'.JNR ' ,,. I �, 'IV ASIIDIGT lr•!lllll, ·, 11 1 0:00 0:*lock 14,,;ee, Tues- •� I 1ate Veteran■ su ilmlt Pomeroy, Oblo a: m. ! Citizens National Bank day approved I bill to extend the Morta,agee G. I. home loan program until I · (4) 29i (-') 6, 10, 12, ,tc Jan. 31, 1965. . CENTER ClJ'f New nuven sOCfe, ty NeWS SWJSS • Clamp Down On SOVI•et Foreign Agents m, M.r. and Mn. Waller P. Brown of Reedsville announce the birth of a son, David Brent. on April 27 in St. Jost'.'pb Hospital, Park­ ersburg. Rirth Annou,.,.rd ■ going wlMre tlie fun Is • , , . hMA � p CANVAS OXFORDS Sizes 5 to 3 Red and Blue MILL STREET Save Cash Here Instead • or Saleslips M IDDLEPORT RIVER REPORT m'l MIITINO POITPON!D Th, meetinJ of the Martha ClaH of the Br�bury Churcb, of Christ which waa •cheduled for this Fnday evoninl has been �It poned. Meetin• date will be an- • nounced iater. TH AN NIV ERSARY • •FULL SIZE 88 MOTE SPINET • DESIGN I N A IEAUTIFUL MAL. FINISH · •s YEAR GUARANTEE SPECIAL 1'EIMS DUIING ANNIVERSARY SALE =• COUNTY WIDI Ml�TINO County wide elw fflef!tlng •� , 11111 15 at announctd for Sun Ml• 2 11: ni. • · · eldo "' , 1lon 1 -..W�· till _ Qll , he SUvir&'llllti "4/· , p11tor of ijle churcb lnvUet the public. 41�• � NAMI Cl!ll!ffio W :.• name ot •llii. Ralph Nor, 'l'b1 Ion, - �"'1&JO>\ ..,u , wu nlellll�, Iv ohilllell 'ltom•' llii'lltt of ,¥Ii· oon1 ,.ho clrtUlaled Ille · � 1Ul'WI,- queatlonnalrel In roy. '; :II G J 8 J " a:-t r., 2' K T 1t 0 WOJSJ WOJ8J WI K i' NTL LI UJ W J O V W T• KKWWXJ lll K S W Q J - V S J i' N I W W , ' Kom leijs COunt)' F�- M&ea Ungraded EGGS BACON ENOS Now going on at 6 lbs. $1 .00 SUCHER'S W I E N ER S lb. 49c MI LK � - - �.:, ....._ -- ... � ....,. .1,. __ ._ ' qi.�,, ,J,P.�t� �-�, ,. F�r DBINu - ' 'I ' STRAWB(a:RRY ' ,IAOKION, .ORIO I l' i G B A A S � lbs.,49c ° DRESSING �-Al0 . ,. ,, .. 0 , •�· , , ,. , ,, . . 59c . PRESElVtS·r21 0z!jar 63J r PGiilc Weam 1 Jr �emo rial ·Wreaths '2.49 . . 1 i . . 11 Rl!E STAMPS WITH £.'CH d.otbi!N WLWW I I !l ' lb. 39c LEAN CUT PORK CHOPS lb. 49c II fitkl ,s&H STXIPI •• ' "F•�lory Trallle« · Sel-vlce" SUCl!D - gal. jug 73C BISCUITS ca■ 1qc \I ' I B OLO G N A w - amlXt ! GlijnY ...... 3 doz. 99c - SIJCED I ' � PIANOS • ORGANS BARGAI NS GALORE 1 Ol!ly$10." l;»own - $4 weeldr . ,. I �iw:��·lle1!• BIRTH ANNOUNCID Mr. and' .Mrs. Marvin Dennett Sr. of; Antiquity have retelved ,n­ nouncement, o! the birth or arandton1 born to Mr. and Mn. Arthur Hall and Mr. and Mn., Jo­ seph Lavigntl' Qf Walth am, M111, The babies were born to the sister• on April 16 within ee.ven hour& of eaoh other at the Wal­ th am tto,plt1l. They have tMlen named Arthur Hall Jr. and James Rutseit. Specia lly Priced For Our ' ■ I . .: '... , . DAYIOOJ< . . . CHIITER PTA The memben of the Cheater PTA are asked t ing towels for the school ki ter! to the May meeting whkh WI I � held Mon­ day, May , 18, at the Chester School. The flnal , j>lans to serve the Alumni blnq�t will be rnade The new offleer�UI be installed by Mrs. Howa�d 'Knight. ·f495' Grid Legal Notici, DAILY SEN'J,'�L " !:J}AYBOO�� · . :J�e • �iggest_ �iano Value: Ever·· ottered ! E4n• , 1 G•uges; Montgomery urn on up• per, 18. 1 on lower, 68 feet open; Gallipolis: 20 on upper, 29 on low­ er, 82 fed open; Lock 23, 27.9. Condition of Movable Lock,: All dam� are down with ri-,er ris­ ing slowly Lock 13 through 23. Ohio Riv•r Boab: Oownbound: Dashleld: Hcliance at 4:20 am, 2•8; Lock 17: OVF.C al 4:20 am, 1 7-3; Lock 23: J. 8. (;hauvin at 6:40 am, 1 -3; Bob Benlf'r at 10:45 am, 17--0; Upbound: Gallipolis: Southl,md at 5:10 am, l -2; Lock 23: Charles R. Steph.-nson 11l 2:50 am, 9-5: I. F. Fre1t>erger al 7 : 50 pm; 16-0: James D. t'ninds in tow; Elger Cliff at 5:55 om, 0--4. Kanawha River BNh: Winfield: C, V. Horner down al 3 : 15 pm, 1-2. '9�1�Dol la,-f��Do� la�· ', :a. llr't. •u Blam . ed (n NYC Wrec. k K"lli SPECIAL PRICED Middleport Dept. Store ■ ■ Extessive S�d r--- no Only 66c i ■,■ You fnt tklp .mer. rlly Into ,ummer . , • c o m fortab l y and practlcally shod fn new plc,y1hoe1 from our blo coll■ctlon for active glrl1 and boy,. And the prices ore thrifty, tool . I · - - �. lbs,;25 ¢ 8AHA HAS. · ..... · dl(M : ·a · . , TOM�TbES · 5 1� bsk 99t: ..A s I MO IJ 'S MARKET Synod. Hn. Ill. s. Chapman Mid.dleburn, W. Va. vi1ited here will conduct the "In Memor1wn" teveral day1 Lul week. .er-vice. A panel dbcuaion on ROTAltY CLUB MEITS "'The Wori: of Our Faur Committee,;" will be held w.tt.b ltn. John The Rotary Clu& met Thurld.ay Heller, Educa.Uon Committee ch&lr- for their re-eular dinner meetine man; Mrt. H. P'. Wa,enb&lJ, Chrlt- at the Hartford Methodl■t Church. tia.D Strvlc:e; Hr.1. &rndt Fox, Ot- A abort bu1ineu mell'llng wu ferine Committee ; ■ nd lfn. Elmer held. Sebwetzer. Membenrup comrnitAttendin1 were 0. J. Bottic, lff, takln 1 pa rt. Mr,. Maurice Harry Miller, Dr John R1d,1way, James Hampton, Donald Rouah, Smeal wUI be moderator. J. L. Stewart. Thomas Reed, Rev. MI THOOI IT DtNNI R Membe rs of the New Haven David freeman, Herman Layne, Meth od11l Church held • eona:re ia­ Lloyd Roush, and C.1yci� Foley, tion �l dinner in the cbur�h aoci.a l RUTH CIRCLE MEl!TI room Wednetday evening. followThe Ruth Ctrde of the St. Paul ing the dinner the sroup adjourn- Lutheran church met Wednesday ed to the Nnctuary where Dr. Mil· even1ng at the Parl•h lhusb with dren Bateman, Supt. of Lakin State Mn, Nelton Roush, Mrs Paul Ho■pitt. . spoke to the eroup, on Roush and Mn. Oa111d Roush, hoe "Comm 11nica li on■ . '' tesaes and progr .am leaders. They NEW HAVEN P UOHALS were .ipi1ted by Mn. H. C. Ron­ M r. and 'Mn. John Hoffman .and ey. Christine were in Parker■bur1 on Preat>nt were Margaret R.1! 1ll!y, llra. Grant Roush, Mr1. James bu■ ineu Monday. Mn. H.any Miller a nd Mr■. Law• Layne, Mn. William Mciarland, rence Lin ing were Parll:trtburJ Mra. John McGrew, Mn. Robert visitors Monday. Rou■b, Mr•. Velma Rou1h, Mrs. Phyllis zickafoose of wvu vl1- Charle. Bleulng. Mn. Clyde Rice, ited relative, here during the Mrs. Lar ey King, Mr■. Roney. MOT HII DAUGHTER TEA weekend. Mr. and Mn. NJ' Zirkle and A MotlMr-Daughter tea was children of Weirton apent &eVttal Wednesday evening for t he EUB day here last week viaitinl rtla· wsws an d 1ue■t. Mn. Robert tivea. Dille ••• leader, topic "Home■ :Mr. and Mn. Cheit.er Aaam, of With LitUe Towera", a program Weirton were reee:nt v t.tton of on mialon fields. her mother . Mra. [va Capehart. The procram opened with the Miu Irma Hoy of Su Gabriel, hymn "Dear Lord and Father of California wu .a recent bo111e Mankind" followed with piano ,uelt of Mr. and Mn. Richard music and ■Hent meditation. 'ffie p fI ffner. call to wonhip and pnyer w11 Mr. and Mn. JohnnJ Roush a:iven by Mn. Dille. A tolo "M)' were weetend pest, of htr motb- Moth.er" waa aung by Mary Webb. 1'1.aylet ''Spring Convention o f Mi er, Mn. Boyd Wean:, Nitro. Mn. Earl Caldwell or Z.oe■ville, gr.atory Bird.I" wa■ presented by Ohio vili ted friend, here on Thur. Mn. Edna Clark, Mn. Cb.yton Athey, lln. Paul Rickard ud day. Thursday 1ue1t, uf 7i4n . Froo Mn. Otho Lieving. Kil.II Webb Batey were Kn. Artbur Fict of than aang "Dogwood Tree". A prayer and dedication of of­ Pomeroy, Mn. Glen Wallace of C•ble, WIIC,, M�- Etta Ro111" • and ferini to Kyn wa■ Jed by Kn. I Mrs Paul Turnbill, Mal<'!)Dille foll� by • poem. A read­ I Rev and Mr,. Harry Miller of ing "Dear OW')''' wa■ givea · by ■ f course it's Pork Chops 69¢ lb. - llarota - ,......., lP'OUP Pn&IDI "A Cllorp line I". Cloood bJ -· Four 1ePeratlOnt were JIIDl' IDI•• • • led ln Mn. Waid Ca........ family. Tbfire ..N � other penon■ �- 1' .... ' Philip Wolperl and Jloyd C.,. maclr. wete in Clatklbl.d'S W....., day and Tbunclaj, ol tut - I<> ittend a state Rot&rJ con•entiOII, '.11rt. 0. 0. Sayre underwent • tonsillectomy at the Hanman CUD1c in Parkenbur1 lut week, Mr1. Philip Wolpert, Jin, LloJ'd Roush and )lr1. Ray Proffitt al· tend ed the DAR meeilnl It the Mamnon Houte in Pt. Plea■ant on Friday. Timothy S.ayre, 10n of Mr. and Mn. ·Ralph Sayre WU • reet:Dt swg1cal patient at Hober Jloqdt,. •'·Robert Cooke, Arthur Wtbrll. Mr. and Mn. Edlat Laytlfl and Jin. Harry Muter lffte bualneu Wilt,. or■ in Charlatou Friday. Nan Jobruilon, dauJbt.er of Mr. 1md Mra. Robert Johftlton, .bi, been a recent medical "patient at Holier Hospital. Mr . md . Mn. Mont Wilton left Thursday to viii� relati•a .in Buckhannon and their ■on and family in ctarUbur1. Rev. and lln. a. G. 11111 of East Bank, W. \l'a., vl.lited their borne hen .even.I da:,t thllDehn Lynn Smltll, of Mr. and Mra. Glen Smttll la •· ilur· gical patient and 11 d,o tpln,: lherapy treatment at a ·�•• Hospital in Mlcbll&fl. . Mrs. Pansy Fry ,,e,ri a •.._ re­ eently viaiting relatives in Wet,• ton. � Mr. and Mrs. T� Vant'e •nd Barbara of Mor,a:ntown �ted bi■ parent.a, Mr. and 1'ri 'B. R. Vance here over I.be Wett; efad. Mr. and Mn. Albert l'le1p ol Lincoln PP-k, Mkhipn vJ,iteil Telative■: here durin1 the WU: end. :tfN. 11.1..-, " -=---'-"----,----'--- .. .. iii..., ·�· . .,,.., • ' Pork & Pimento loaf or Meat loaf 59c lb. SKINLESS WIENERS 2 1M. 99c SLICED BACON ENDS 5 lbs. 98c Family . SIie ZO.O.. S!rlJDEIIS I C AT S U P 5 for $1.00 STRAW!!_!,!1!_1!2,8 FRESH �S fu!J. Qt. 59c No. · l - B Slse POTATOE S SO llltat -$1.79 RED RIPE • . ' ., I �·Mflffl or 1 NESCN.t: ,(0,SEE, · · ·, oz.ta,·..-i \>, letf-Portc ... Vfl!I 8% 8:sf\ W!nt <lm)' Oil! Opela EveialDCf 1'.'IJ:Tllt p.m. Cempletts"i:.;� - ---·�-"--�- ' TRIED A M A N W I C H ?• B A N AN A S 2 lbs. 25- , tN'sfAilr { _; . -r ,•••..-••"•••••••••••••••"•....•••••• GOLDEN Yl!IQ.OW I -. 0 u bread just naturally stays fresher longer, because' lta smooth, ' , ' uniform :texture kileps freshness . . . and flavor . • . looked in clear t.o the last tasty crumb I ' Helner'.s 1 Beater-Whipped TOMATOES 5 lb. baskeJ 98c II .THE' w. Va ··"• !' • A ma nwich is any man· ".sized sandwich made witll· -•Heiner's bread . • . ideal . for lunch boxes for scllool .;, ·, or the man on the job, bestfys 1 1'.\Tc.a uSe.. Heiner'S ,ti •• :• • ! i ., · '.- ·• ' ! i :. ............"................................... ,, •fresher longer. .-... • • ( .. • • t. • • . ' Heiner's bread Is ,nade by the small batch process • • • smO!)lh, unilO!m texture . . . no h(!les. • • .• Befler;Wllip�, -� call i� _, - �... • • � •-.0 .. nae l•ion for the dllJ •u oa Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleportt 0., May 12, . 1� NJtary, Mn. Jarata Gilbert; tNu- llr1. Carrol l Adtou Jr, and lruee the buyln 1 or re•dy iude elotbea ______ __________ urer, Mn. Oosuild Jlumprclntr. •Dd lhe bolt.eta. . Mu We.uei tbtn prttenl.ed Mn, TOWN COUNCIL HOLD IIIIIOH and the dJtcUNion waa led by lln. L..'Iba Town Councu met llonday Vir1lnla Sharbau,tl Ind Krt. DI• Bilek with the preaidenl'I pin. Mflmben and 1ui!1t 1Lta-ndln1 eventn1 at tbt Cll)' Bulldln:C wU.b vii Ru111h. Durln& lhe bu,lneu weu Mn. Phil Batey, lln. Paul Thoma, Grhatead, ma:ror. Tbel- meeUn&, n:1ular report, were vtvPowell, Mn. John Wolle, lln. ma Capehart, recorder, Rlcbard en and 1everal project, were d� llRTMDAY ,ART'f Mr. an4 Mr1. Clyde .Rice enter- La wrence Lle11lnl, Mn. Thelma Ord, Thomu HofflQIJl, •Echrin (�. Attendln& were Mn. Harry t.alned Swtid17 atternoon w ith I Capehart, Mn. Howard Burri,, Rou1b and Robert Coote, cowicll Grimm, Hn. RoDert Hoffman, lln. PlirlY In honor of their d a1.11ht.er, Jira. E. T. s.ou.h, Mn. WWlam men preMnL 11r.e members ol the C(IUneil Charle, Jewell, Mn. Evereu Laud• B ERN, Switzerland UPI�it- Jackie's third: birthday. Tbo.t at- Glbb1, Mn. Wmlam Kelly, Mn. ierland U&hte:aed ita aecurity mea- tendine were Mr. and Mr■. Patll 'L'bomaa McGowan, 1'1u lt.ly Mc- 1 d.11e111M!d the town election LO be ennilt , Mn. John Reltmire, Hnl. aures agalnat Commun lJI diplo- Grinalead, Middleport, Y.t . and Gowan, lira. Gi orse MacKni&bt, held June 7th. They voted for Albert Rouah, Mn. Eber Rou.b, mats today followlnt discovery ot Mn. Tbom11 Grinttead, Bob and M.n. James Mcltnicbt, Mn. Geo. Mr■. Capehart. Mr,. J ohnny 1'4u.ah Mn David Rouah, Mn. R. Dougl&1 Mn. T. But Rou.h, Mr.. ,ii.hat WII termed "the crav eit Shelby 6rinitead,. Mr. ind Mn. B llrna, Mrt. Earl HentJ , Mr•- and Mn., Henry Johuton · . to Rouah, r V Sh.arbaugh, ltr•. Clarenc"' lnia el he t on tion rve rd. Plckc t , Lloyd 7 bot ec Qffm1 se Ka � . Q B caie of So'litt �pJonaa:e " here William McFarland, Charle1 and of Thoma,, Mr■. Charle■ Yonker and They 1110 voled on the type n'l. erui l c:1 n Picken■ Jr., Sr., llr1. y Rlce arland, d M lm Raymo Wice World War u. h01te1&es. tbe the In inatalled be to Ua:ht1 Brenda Mn. Donald MLN Brown, the h06t■ and honoree. The Swiaa a:ove roment announ- MOTHIR-O AU GHT J aAN QUIT Brown, Mn. Robert J'ohoaton, La yne-Ohltnter and Lone Hickory ULC W SYNOD ME E Y ING 1 be 47 th annual meetin g o( the -eed Wednelda,y ni&Jll that two The Nehadima Garden Club Miu Vicki Jobn1ton, lbs. !.arl Addltlon1 to the town. oUiciall of the Soviet Embuay in held their annual Mothtr-Dauth• Clark, �rs. L. C. lto\Ul h, Mrs. 1 United Lutheran Church Women IT R CIRCLI OF ULCW Bern were ca u,:hl r ed-banded on a ter banquet Monda)' evenlnc at Clyde R 1ee, Mn. Thomaa Ci rlnThe Etter Circle ol the ULCW of the Weat Virginia Synod will 1py mission in Zurich and ex- the Gene Ball Reataur.i nl, Pt. .1tead, Mn. Carroll Adam• Jr., of St. Paul's Luthuan Cbw-ch con\'eni;; at Jacka.on'• Mill •imul9C!lled within 24 houn. Pleuant. The invocation waa JiY· M i'■. Herm an Layne, Mr1. Jkrry met Tue■day evealna: at the bori>.a t.aneoutly with the convention of Miller, MN. � Jewell, Mn. of Mr■. Martin Ohllncer with the S)'nod. May 16 - 18. Featured lr.el. The inciNnf ltunntd, conf\a• en by Mn. E. A. Sc:hH 9d •nd • '" tM Swl• "pubF0Uowtn1 the dinner Mn. Emo Wood, Mn. Karnllt Greu, Mn. WUUim Rusell co-horit11. apeakers include Mia■ Kay L. Mol• pvt Mra. Thoma• llor,mu, Jin. Jam• The proaram for the eveninl w11 denke, worker IU\'lng under the lie, which had been hlihly crit l• Che1ter Weaver, president, read et Gilbert, Mn. Donald B1 t1m1ard presented by Mr■. Cbrence Ble• Board o( American MiHions of the and addre11 welcomin1 the cal of the U. S. u.2 ,,.., p1 •...a . tribute lo the mothen. Mn. ner, Mrs. l'reda. Rut, Mrt. Jame■ sin& and Mn. Jack Welch, with United Lutheran Church, a graduI Incident. R1ehard Pfiffner, proiram chalr• Rou�. Mr1. llb1met Jo u,h, Mr■. Mrs. Weleh leading the devotions ate o( Hartwick College , gradua� News that the So\'let Union wa■ man, intoduced the a:ue■ t a�k• HeFL Buck• lr., ·Mr, . I. A. Schae- The pro,ram wa, entlUed "We work at Biblical Seminary in New tpyini inside Switzerland broueht en, l Yori, ■erved inner-city ronarea:•ln. James Hammond, presl- kel, lu Lint GJbb;j, 11ft. Ches- Go ti' Church In the Countr')'." • ■wltf change of mood and Ill 1 Garden ter W eaver,· lln. Htn7 Layne, 1 Atttndint were Mrs. , 'l')lom,1 tlon1 in Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Jlaven■wood tbe of dent outburst of indignauon aa:ainlt Ylct Mn. Rich,rd PfUfneir, Miu Irma Cirinatea4, Mr■• Robert , La)'1'e, New York City and i, now serving the Soviet from Swln newepa pen Club and Mr1. Pau) M�rdla, H or of San Oabrtil, Celli. , and Mn. Bletainl, Patriee Weir!et, In Jel'5ey City. In addition the has talked prealdenL Kn. Hammond The two Soviet official, whoae Miu Le™1 Powell, Miu J'Hn 111ilted with the establilhment or the group on the art of tculp- the 1u�•t-. •,.eakers. to ! , ldentity ¥till wa1 being kept I a a cc.A CIIC�• ,�,hi Gri�te•d. ¥lu Dorl, iEUiott, Mn. new congregation, i 11 Paramus, turtn wAlle Mrs. Mard,la demon• HCN!t by · 5w1u authoritie■ and New Milford .a nd Hamilton Square Edw th af itl Th Rebtt fl• Japaneu I in Rouah, Mr,. 1 Wllli•m . mailnl t,y e e ea Cl e I the embuly, wen IITtlted Tues, ■lrated t Welch, lln. New Jerwy ; Levittown and Morhad .on -� dbpll!)' tJLCW of Sf. Paul!i· J.utberan Powell, alto lac Th_ey .. a:ure day nt,htI .everal compleled filUNI in dll• - C burcb met W� IUf:emoon Howard Wqenhal■, Mil, ,1 . V. Mc- ristown, Pa. and Hickory Cha pel, North Cuoli na. · ferent finlalie&. at lht Pamh . House ·.wij)i Mr■• Grew and the hotteNU, _�ter lhidr•• W loler. Execu tive ., Mn. We-avu lnstl.'led lbe in- Donald Bu111Cardn te, bu 1•· ltr, RHODOOINDR0N � MlITl .-.:�et.ary of Boanl of Deaconea .. c I prola ,1 wa,en:ha � comin1 oUlcen for ihe next two �d the Uni ted Lutheran of York Wo�arm n Rhododend The m.l't Tb. . ro ttt1 . WII e " t · leader Kn. Henry ar • Club met ThllJ'adU afternoon Church of America. wlll speak and year1 ; president, man with hymn We ow the Buct Jr.; vice pre1tdeilt. Mra. oJ)efled at the club houae. Mwe,- J.,e■tl and Dr. Wm. P. Cline and Paator Haril4 Sc: Pflffner; corre-,pondln1 secretary Fie • andby •ttu" lollo . ed Jl w rrith Ora Ricka rd were hosteuea. ., old Hann wm present their tnvu il. Al er Mrs. fllrL Jime■ Rouah; rt�dtnc MIC- 1 .,,_,. The meetina: opened with the elouge to the Holy Land of last ) 0� 't . Mn; Wa&en"bala then pte,ented fiq . salute and devotion• led by year. ULe proaram '.'We Go ti;, Church Jn WASHINGTON' UPl-Th e fnter Kenyon EmpI oys N ew During th, ULCW meeting Mn. n. T. Bert R.oush on · the topic 'M the aiuntry" aaUltfld &,v Mn. statfl Co mmerte c omm la.II on 11id rold Knod will serve H devoHa � Ml'& Mothers." ,and "Home v. Jil bli l Mcr . J. Johnny R ah, Coach, Art Lave today that exceuive speed '.'{•• leader; Mra. Harry SchwegUonal db)' re follow� 1 scrlptun read p e ar• . ra. Lawtt:nee GAMBIER, 0. UPI-Arthur J. Grew. an .. • d a . lhov� charte_ of th_e ElI Ie responsible for the derallment of ::iJ.i M . "So' I l w er me"H ome, poe � m ma: ' · with �• hymn 'The Hieb IOnl. Cl , a New York Central pa■aenger Lave, coach· •t Lorain tto Gift offering. M111 otto body her. on �ve M . s a t :M� Ch rla Y - , O � train last January at Wellington . School, today WI■ bind u head Beauty' of the f.afth l'. The Love ker n& M ther. la a m11w1onary sponsored by the O · • · ·-n foolball and ,r,ct coach it Ken- I Gilt Qfferinl tor the miallonary Ohio. 1 yon C0Ue1e of the Ohio Confet• · trom west Virlblla, fall,a Elate The ICC said Its lnve1tlg.1tl6n ence. Otto, wa■ tiien ta:ked. showed the brakes of the train He repl11ce11 Richard Pfiieger The bu■inu, m�etlnl 'Vt'H con- 1 were adequate and h ad they been who resicned •fler two years at ducted b1 Mr,. Robert McGloth• applied lb accordance with apeed the school. lin. The conven\lon on May 16, limits, tht accident would not -----------.. 17 and 18 1t Jaek1on 11 Mill w11 hue occurred. announced. Attending were · )Its. Roland _________ Four persons were killed In the X.arr, Mn. F.<lna Burria, Mrs. NOTIC Of SALi rwre(k Jan. l� when the train de• Howard Wagentlal&, M�• - Lloyd railed afler bruahlng a aignal Dy virtue of a Chattel Mort&ace Roush, Mrs. Jo,hnnr . R�!,l■h, Mra. executed and delivered by G 1ry William Powell, :atta. Lawrence J tower. L to the \lndersigned :n Marc� Parsons, Mrs. J. V. McGr , Mn. The ICC said the train w,s I ee 95 ew 9• and note 2 1 • traveling 59 miles fer hour in 1 . d b Y h8 Cler-. Robert MeGlothlin, ·11·111, Herman of Courts of Meigs County, Ol)io, 15-mile zoned ar� Layne, Mrs. Hany Layne, Mrs. on t�e Title of the automobile Harold Jthn10n Mra. Otto Grimm ' The railroad di.I ■aed englneer heremafter deacribed, on · March , I -c� _ __ . Henry W. Klr1tMn, ;of Cleveland 1 959, rind on which , default h1f - . . .after its own inveatiptlon lri been made, the undersigned will . whkb lt alao u.ld fpeedlng caus- sell the good■ and chattels deacrib-� ed the derailment, ed In aald mortgage, to-wit: 19&4 Kintein had claimed be "had no Mercury, 8-eyllnder, 4-door Sedan, SELF SERVICF: brake,. I ,didn't even have III horo Serial Number MSL 4'2773M, at or whistle. 1 couldn't 1top.'' public .. le at Tom Rue Motor1, on South Third Street In the Village --�---, ot lOddlfpol'I, Mei11 Cowity, Ohio, , . , JlO'.JNR ' ,,. I �, 'IV ASIIDIGT lr•!lllll, ·, 11 1 0:00 0:*lock 14,,;ee, Tues- •� I 1ate Veteran■ su ilmlt Pomeroy, Oblo a: m. ! Citizens National Bank day approved I bill to extend the Morta,agee G. I. home loan program until I · (4) 29i (-') 6, 10, 12, ,tc Jan. 31, 1965. . CENTER ClJ'f New nuven sOCfe, ty NeWS SWJSS • Clamp Down On SOVI•et Foreign Agents m, M.r. and Mn. Waller P. Brown of Reedsville announce the birth of a son, David Brent. on April 27 in St. Jost'.'pb Hospital, Park­ ersburg. Rirth Annou,.,.rd ■ going wlMre tlie fun Is • , , . hMA � p CANVAS OXFORDS Sizes 5 to 3 Red and Blue MILL STREET Save Cash Here Instead • or Saleslips M IDDLEPORT RIVER REPORT m'l MIITINO POITPON!D Th, meetinJ of the Martha ClaH of the Br�bury Churcb, of Christ which waa •cheduled for this Fnday evoninl has been �It poned. Meetin• date will be an- • nounced iater. TH AN NIV ERSARY • •FULL SIZE 88 MOTE SPINET • DESIGN I N A IEAUTIFUL MAL. FINISH · •s YEAR GUARANTEE SPECIAL 1'EIMS DUIING ANNIVERSARY SALE =• COUNTY WIDI Ml�TINO County wide elw fflef!tlng •� , 11111 15 at announctd for Sun Ml• 2 11: ni. • · · eldo "' , 1lon 1 -..W�· till _ Qll , he SUvir&'llllti "4/· , p11tor of ijle churcb lnvUet the public. 41�• � NAMI Cl!ll!ffio W :.• name ot •llii. Ralph Nor, 'l'b1 Ion, - �"'1&JO>\ ..,u , wu nlellll�, Iv ohilllell 'ltom•' llii'lltt of ,¥Ii· oon1 ,.ho clrtUlaled Ille · � 1Ul'WI,- queatlonnalrel In roy. '; :II G J 8 J " a:-t r., 2' K T 1t 0 WOJSJ WOJ8J WI K i' NTL LI UJ W J O V W T• KKWWXJ lll K S W Q J - V S J i' N I W W , ' Kom leijs COunt)' F�- M&ea Ungraded EGGS BACON ENOS Now going on at 6 lbs. $1 .00 SUCHER'S W I E N ER S lb. 49c MI LK � - - �.:, ....._ -- ... � ....,. .1,. __ ._ ' qi.�,, ,J,P.�t� �-�, ,. F�r DBINu - ' 'I ' STRAWB(a:RRY ' ,IAOKION, .ORIO I l' i G B A A S � lbs.,49c ° DRESSING �-Al0 . ,. ,, .. 0 , •�· , , ,. , ,, . . 59c . PRESElVtS·r21 0z!jar 63J r PGiilc Weam 1 Jr �emo rial ·Wreaths '2.49 . . 1 i . . 11 Rl!E STAMPS WITH £.'CH d.otbi!N WLWW I I !l ' lb. 39c LEAN CUT PORK CHOPS lb. 49c II fitkl ,s&H STXIPI •• ' "F•�lory Trallle« · Sel-vlce" SUCl!D - gal. jug 73C BISCUITS ca■ 1qc \I ' I B OLO G N A w - amlXt ! GlijnY ...... 3 doz. 99c - SIJCED I ' � PIANOS • ORGANS BARGAI NS GALORE 1 Ol!ly$10." l;»own - $4 weeldr . ,. I �iw:��·lle1!• BIRTH ANNOUNCID Mr. and' .Mrs. Marvin Dennett Sr. of; Antiquity have retelved ,n­ nouncement, o! the birth or arandton1 born to Mr. and Mn. Arthur Hall and Mr. and Mn., Jo­ seph Lavigntl' Qf Walth am, M111, The babies were born to the sister• on April 16 within ee.ven hour& of eaoh other at the Wal­ th am tto,plt1l. They have tMlen named Arthur Hall Jr. and James Rutseit. Specia lly Priced For Our ' ■ I . .: '... , . DAYIOOJ< . . . CHIITER PTA The memben of the Cheater PTA are asked t ing towels for the school ki ter! to the May meeting whkh WI I � held Mon­ day, May , 18, at the Chester School. The flnal , j>lans to serve the Alumni blnq�t will be rnade The new offleer�UI be installed by Mrs. Howa�d 'Knight. ·f495' Grid Legal Notici, DAILY SEN'J,'�L " !:J}AYBOO�� · . :J�e • �iggest_ �iano Value: Ever·· ottered ! E4n• , 1 G•uges; Montgomery urn on up• per, 18. 1 on lower, 68 feet open; Gallipolis: 20 on upper, 29 on low­ er, 82 fed open; Lock 23, 27.9. Condition of Movable Lock,: All dam� are down with ri-,er ris­ ing slowly Lock 13 through 23. Ohio Riv•r Boab: Oownbound: Dashleld: Hcliance at 4:20 am, 2•8; Lock 17: OVF.C al 4:20 am, 1 7-3; Lock 23: J. 8. (;hauvin at 6:40 am, 1 -3; Bob Benlf'r at 10:45 am, 17--0; Upbound: Gallipolis: Southl,md at 5:10 am, l -2; Lock 23: Charles R. Steph.-nson 11l 2:50 am, 9-5: I. F. Fre1t>erger al 7 : 50 pm; 16-0: James D. t'ninds in tow; Elger Cliff at 5:55 om, 0--4. Kanawha River BNh: Winfield: C, V. Horner down al 3 : 15 pm, 1-2. '9�1�Dol la,-f��Do� la�· ', :a. llr't. •u Blam . ed (n NYC Wrec. k K"lli SPECIAL PRICED Middleport Dept. Store ■ ■ Extessive S�d r--- no Only 66c i ■,■ You fnt tklp .mer. rlly Into ,ummer . , • c o m fortab l y and practlcally shod fn new plc,y1hoe1 from our blo coll■ctlon for active glrl1 and boy,. And the prices ore thrifty, tool . I · - - �. lbs,;25 ¢ 8AHA HAS. · ..... · dl(M : ·a · . , TOM�TbES · 5 1� bsk 99t: ..A s I MO IJ 'S MARKET Synod. Hn. Ill. s. Chapman Mid.dleburn, W. Va. vi1ited here will conduct the "In Memor1wn" teveral day1 Lul week. .er-vice. A panel dbcuaion on ROTAltY CLUB MEITS "'The Wori: of Our Faur Committee,;" will be held w.tt.b ltn. John The Rotary Clu& met Thurld.ay Heller, Educa.Uon Committee ch&lr- for their re-eular dinner meetine man; Mrt. H. P'. Wa,enb&lJ, Chrlt- at the Hartford Methodl■t Church. tia.D Strvlc:e; Hr.1. &rndt Fox, Ot- A abort bu1ineu mell'llng wu ferine Committee ; ■ nd lfn. Elmer held. Sebwetzer. Membenrup comrnitAttendin1 were 0. J. Bottic, lff, takln 1 pa rt. Mr,. Maurice Harry Miller, Dr John R1d,1way, James Hampton, Donald Rouah, Smeal wUI be moderator. J. L. Stewart. Thomas Reed, Rev. MI THOOI IT DtNNI R Membe rs of the New Haven David freeman, Herman Layne, Meth od11l Church held • eona:re ia­ Lloyd Roush, and C.1yci� Foley, tion �l dinner in the cbur�h aoci.a l RUTH CIRCLE MEl!TI room Wednetday evening. followThe Ruth Ctrde of the St. Paul ing the dinner the sroup adjourn- Lutheran church met Wednesday ed to the Nnctuary where Dr. Mil· even1ng at the Parl•h lhusb with dren Bateman, Supt. of Lakin State Mn, Nelton Roush, Mrs Paul Ho■pitt. . spoke to the eroup, on Roush and Mn. Oa111d Roush, hoe "Comm 11nica li on■ . '' tesaes and progr .am leaders. They NEW HAVEN P UOHALS were .ipi1ted by Mn. H. C. Ron­ M r. and 'Mn. John Hoffman .and ey. Christine were in Parker■bur1 on Preat>nt were Margaret R.1! 1ll!y, llra. Grant Roush, Mr1. James bu■ ineu Monday. Mn. H.any Miller a nd Mr■. Law• Layne, Mn. William Mciarland, rence Lin ing were Parll:trtburJ Mra. John McGrew, Mn. Robert visitors Monday. Rou■b, Mr•. Velma Rou1h, Mrs. Phyllis zickafoose of wvu vl1- Charle. Bleulng. Mn. Clyde Rice, ited relative, here during the Mrs. Lar ey King, Mr■. Roney. MOT HII DAUGHTER TEA weekend. Mr. and Mn. NJ' Zirkle and A MotlMr-Daughter tea was children of Weirton apent &eVttal Wednesday evening for t he EUB day here last week viaitinl rtla· wsws an d 1ue■t. Mn. Robert tivea. Dille ••• leader, topic "Home■ :Mr. and Mn. Cheit.er Aaam, of With LitUe Towera", a program Weirton were reee:nt v t.tton of on mialon fields. her mother . Mra. [va Capehart. The procram opened with the Miu Irma Hoy of Su Gabriel, hymn "Dear Lord and Father of California wu .a recent bo111e Mankind" followed with piano ,uelt of Mr. and Mn. Richard music and ■Hent meditation. 'ffie p fI ffner. call to wonhip and pnyer w11 Mr. and Mn. JohnnJ Roush a:iven by Mn. Dille. A tolo "M)' were weetend pest, of htr motb- Moth.er" waa aung by Mary Webb. 1'1.aylet ''Spring Convention o f Mi er, Mn. Boyd Wean:, Nitro. Mn. Earl Caldwell or Z.oe■ville, gr.atory Bird.I" wa■ presented by Ohio vili ted friend, here on Thur. Mn. Edna Clark, Mn. Cb.yton Athey, lln. Paul Rickard ud day. Thursday 1ue1t, uf 7i4n . Froo Mn. Otho Lieving. Kil.II Webb Batey were Kn. Artbur Fict of than aang "Dogwood Tree". A prayer and dedication of of­ Pomeroy, Mn. Glen Wallace of C•ble, WIIC,, M�- Etta Ro111" • and ferini to Kyn wa■ Jed by Kn. I Mrs Paul Turnbill, Mal<'!)Dille foll� by • poem. A read­ I Rev and Mr,. Harry Miller of ing "Dear OW')''' wa■ givea · by ■ f course it's Pork Chops 69¢ lb. - llarota - ,......., lP'OUP Pn&IDI "A Cllorp line I". Cloood bJ -· Four 1ePeratlOnt were JIIDl' IDI•• • • led ln Mn. Waid Ca........ family. Tbfire ..N � other penon■ �- 1' .... ' Philip Wolperl and Jloyd C.,. maclr. wete in Clatklbl.d'S W....., day and Tbunclaj, ol tut - I<> ittend a state Rot&rJ con•entiOII, '.11rt. 0. 0. Sayre underwent • tonsillectomy at the Hanman CUD1c in Parkenbur1 lut week, Mr1. Philip Wolpert, Jin, LloJ'd Roush and )lr1. Ray Proffitt al· tend ed the DAR meeilnl It the Mamnon Houte in Pt. Plea■ant on Friday. Timothy S.ayre, 10n of Mr. and Mn. ·Ralph Sayre WU • reet:Dt swg1cal patient at Hober Jloqdt,. •'·Robert Cooke, Arthur Wtbrll. Mr. and Mn. Edlat Laytlfl and Jin. Harry Muter lffte bualneu Wilt,. or■ in Charlatou Friday. Nan Jobruilon, dauJbt.er of Mr. 1md Mra. Robert Johftlton, .bi, been a recent medical "patient at Holier Hospital. Mr . md . Mn. Mont Wilton left Thursday to viii� relati•a .in Buckhannon and their ■on and family in ctarUbur1. Rev. and lln. a. G. 11111 of East Bank, W. \l'a., vl.lited their borne hen .even.I da:,t thllDehn Lynn Smltll, of Mr. and Mra. Glen Smttll la •· ilur· gical patient and 11 d,o tpln,: lherapy treatment at a ·�•• Hospital in Mlcbll&fl. . Mrs. Pansy Fry ,,e,ri a •.._ re­ eently viaiting relatives in Wet,• ton. � Mr. and Mrs. T� Vant'e •nd Barbara of Mor,a:ntown �ted bi■ parent.a, Mr. and 1'ri 'B. R. Vance here over I.be Wett; efad. Mr. and Mn. Albert l'le1p ol Lincoln PP-k, Mkhipn vJ,iteil Telative■: here durin1 the WU: end. :tfN. 11.1..-, " -=---'-"----,----'--- .. .. iii..., ·�· . .,,.., • ' Pork & Pimento loaf or Meat loaf 59c lb. SKINLESS WIENERS 2 1M. 99c SLICED BACON ENDS 5 lbs. 98c Family . SIie ZO.O.. S!rlJDEIIS I C AT S U P 5 for $1.00 STRAW!!_!,!1!_1!2,8 FRESH �S fu!J. Qt. 59c No. · l - B Slse POTATOE S SO llltat -$1.79 RED RIPE • . ' ., I �·Mflffl or 1 NESCN.t: ,(0,SEE, · · ·, oz.ta,·..-i \>, letf-Portc ... Vfl!I 8% 8:sf\ W!nt <lm)' Oil! Opela EveialDCf 1'.'IJ:Tllt p.m. Cempletts"i:.;� - ---·�-"--�- ' TRIED A M A N W I C H ?• B A N AN A S 2 lbs. 25- , tN'sfAilr { _; . -r ,•••..-••"•••••••••••••••"•....•••••• GOLDEN Yl!IQ.OW I -. 0 u bread just naturally stays fresher longer, because' lta smooth, ' , ' uniform :texture kileps freshness . . . and flavor . • . looked in clear t.o the last tasty crumb I ' Helner'.s 1 Beater-Whipped TOMATOES 5 lb. baskeJ 98c II .THE' w. Va ··"• !' • A ma nwich is any man· ".sized sandwich made witll· -•Heiner's bread . • . ideal . for lunch boxes for scllool .;, ·, or the man on the job, bestfys 1 1'.\Tc.a uSe.. Heiner'S ,ti •• :• • ! i ., · '.- ·• ' ! i :. ............"................................... ,, •fresher longer. .-... • • ( .. • • t. • • . ' Heiner's bread Is ,nade by the small batch process • • • smO!)lh, unilO!m texture . . . no h(!les. • • .• Befler;Wllip�, -� call i� _, - �.....- Sectional Baseball PlaJ ofts Today ? I Baseball Show On Color�d TV ClNClNNATI UPI - The Crosley Broadcasting ('orp will tcle• vise for the Hrst tum· i n h1s1ory a ni&:hl baseball game rn n1lur under normal \igh! cond1lions next mon day The comp.a n)· sa • •1 1 hr te.lecast o( the ganw l.H' t\\ ef':' the l l lll'lll· nati Reds anU t tw San _Fra n t· 1 st· u Gianl8 will make th(' first of a A Cartoon E �rY Night! K.lrk Douglas - Anthony QuJnn •'LAST TRAIN l"llO M r.UN HILL" rVistavision & Color) - also Gordon Scull in 'TARZAN ·s G R t:ATEST T ADVENTl RF:'' Al� C:irtoon 0 - - - .. - . - - - - - NOW AT STATE THEATRI PT. PLEASANT Frankit• Avalon - A!an Ladd "GUNS Ut' TIIE TIMBFJlLAND" �tnl>s of 10 night games ill color l'olor<'a�ts also are planned for \ 1 3 U11.� 1,!a rlJ(•S. TlIt' \I on ti ay mg • h( �arre, w i 11 1 ' · I carr1t·d hy four t1li:1l 1uns m Oirt>t• 1 slates. The> :.ru WLW•T in l"m · l' inna 1 i . WLW D in Dayton. WSAZ· TV in Hunl 111�1ou, W. Va , and \\' L .E X - TV i n J..c x i.ng t un, K y. . TOHONTO UPI -1ToroJ1 1 0 and Montreal today awB1te-tl approval 11n appllc:ifions that would e x pand American Football Lea!t!ue opHa• lions into Canadi hy 1961. . "I hope lhe 11pproval by lt11• AFL comes quickly;· said Turon· to rdl cslale man Avie J . Ben• nett. "Thia will be a great thing for this <'it.y. Toronto Is a big leaeue city and I think it will see ll I e tter football ii the n�w Jcaii11e comes here. GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE G.RADUATE From Your Favorite MEN'S SHOP S U I T S and SPORT COATS For All Occasions S H I R TS SPORT and DRESS Long and Short Sleeve MEN'S JEWEUlY by SWANK • NEW YORK UPI _ Football players In the Big· Ten Confer• I ence are paicl lo do or die for their team" every Saturday, the magJ:\Zine 8p9rt, Illustrated eharg• ed toda11 in an article printed in this we;k 'i issue. "Many Big Ten football players &re carried o n the payroll of In• dustry a l $40 lo $50 weekly,'• the article said. "Sometlrn e9 they show up for work. and scmetlmes the)' l!llay In be<! . " ' But • Jot tl11s to happe n on south Fira:t o(f, two teams advanre to eastern Ohio pl'ep diamond& be­ the reiionalll to be help iJl Col• fore the full cast of players is umbus May 21. One will be the l isted on the program. suni\·or between Ghaun cey•Dover In Pomeroy today Coach Rua. YS. McCluney which plays Blue aeU Moore o( the u ndefe.11ted C reek for U;ie region.ii berth. Class AA Panthers (10-0) wu The other will be the winner praying for sunahine. 1 f enough belween Middleport vs Racine arrive s by 3:30 p. m., �tarie-tta which plan Jefrt!rsonvWle. 'The will play here today in sertional winner of that game &O("S to Col­ finals, umbus. There was little chance Rarine could play at Middleport · I The winner wi _ll pla y t he v C· today. tor of a Sout�pomt vs. Jack son Class A eliminaUon has but one game alto which may be played game in district play as two today. That would be �he _ oi>enlng teams advance. HeUel!lnger eK· tul!llle al Athens in d1str1�l play, peels thig districl game on the If Pom�ro� should survive, its ou Frosh diamond to be played second district gam�, lbh one sometime early next week, weath for the works, would be against er permitting. }le indicated every the; survivor of the . foll�w:ina effort would be made to allow Ch1�1lC()the VI. Greenfield winner at leait day of red for agam1t the w i nner between C lass A ms. He wasn't so aure Portsmouth East and M in ford. pouible In CJ.au AA. of this be The top team from thrs scr■m• _.______ ble advances to the Philo re1ional1 May 21, . l .11'11, ... � _ In Class A, al!a1r11 PJre a little d1Uerent. -! NA'QONAL La.A.GUI W L Pct. GB San Francl1co . . 18 7 .696 }} Pitbtbu r"!h , . . . . 13 9 .625 1 ¾ s�,., fh 'Annual The 'Pitt1bur11J: •Pirates c'{t t!ie_l� ro1te r to 2& pl1yeN by � ouUielder Roman Meji11 lo · CO­ iumbus of the American A&an:�d outfield�r . Joe C'1ri1tophtr aM piteber George Witt to 'Salt � Cltf of the Ptclfk'! Coa.tt' LHl\l The Mi lwa ukee Brave■ op · � pitcher Oeor1e Brunet ·■m:1 oat- • fielder Lo< )bye ta Loul,vUlo �I the Amulean · Aun. Brunet .i; obtained earlier W�ay (rOl;D 1 the Ka.uu City A.tliletiCI . In . .,,_ even-up swap for Pttctier . :BOb. . � ... . Giggle. The San FnJICl&Ou oiJDt■ Jo­ leased vejeran · ri.pUiaod.er R,a• /\IDJNf..•� · �1�:���tt�,\ : : : . .J, Lo� Anjelet All-Age Stak�s ;1 1I ::: :li2 11 14 .'40 e St. Loui• . . . 9 12 .429 8 , r)aiJ1delphil s 9 15 .375 7½ Cblci10 . . . . ti 12 .333 71!! More than 100 be•II Iu a ml' Ui,itr Wttlnfldar'• R..ulh 1 handler• repreMnUng 13 .dU,.tit II Ia ,r,ncl• 1 Phllac n Wphla o The maa:aune, without 1; 1up ini the Southern Oblo .\Uoci■tlon 1"U Mlt• ulc• 1 • 2 St. Lou i• I (N ) d charg lso schools, � or names � be at the Met11 Co1.1n t)' Plttlbvrth 6 Los Angelff 3 (NI that alumni "angels ' In the B 1 & ground• near Harriaonville ftift C incinnati 41 Chicago, ppd, cold Ten secrelly make weekly cash weekend for the 11th a n nual , all• Thunde.,.t ProlNble Pitchers pay ment s lo some foot ball pla)I'· age winner stake. St. Loula at MllwaulcN--Mlull ers. Win nen will � elllible for the 1.2 ff Buhl 2.1 Ohio Champion1h1p trial later thil " One an gt' l meets the pla:y en Cinc innati at C hlcap.-O'Tool , spring A trophy wl1l be Pttlel\ted m the locker room after • pme, the winner In each cla111 and to■• 2-2 v, Hobbl• 0,0 Phlledelphle et San Francltcoshakes h an ds a. 11 aro und ' and de• ette1 to all place hounds . 1 •2 ff l•nferd 2· 1 to Robem -$10 . from ranging ' bills pmulB J udges 1 11 b K rman Beya n u Frlilay'1 Gall'lft . • $00 Jn the eager, sweaty palm■,'' H untm1 lon , Willel •m eaver, Wor• Phllact.l�le et Clnelnnetl (N) lhe article s.tt1d "At another school th1 ngton, ': l . 'Y �LanC!llter Pitllbu,eti at Mll wauk H (N ) ?�� .llll Ba rece1e\le un11•ne4 football pla"t>rs ' ean "" Don er, d an _., ...,.,. St, Lou I• •t Chica wo envelopes m the MondaY morn 1 nll: na: g 4 1 ill be 1n rl I honorariu rn Meuu ,.,.,uy • I Loa ""9t>le1, at San Franclaco (NJ alJ with., their weekly �et �w• w AM�ltlCAN LEAGUE � t 7 a . ".' · S.turrllfu, l\h � dr �n clOied W I mg at 7. , ,, m· -:rl c ' W L Pct. GI �•Y and f1�i� �,- , , i'l .. � The a�u&stions were contained start Sst 1 2 7 ,632 �r Qh l ago . . . in an article dealiRI w1!h the •f neeeuaQ · , ► frleW Yorf . � , . , . 12 7 .� I The Milas Co�f.>' -,eaa:le Cl bJ ,Bot on . . . NCAA ' s drastic action IHl monttJ 9 7 ,36a l ¼ t , vg.iinst the U mverslty of Cndlana, Inc., I&. ho,t. 10 8 .3M I ½I ClfveJand , , whlrh was pl11ced on probation Baltl!nore . 11 10 ,524 2 for fom years for alle1edly v io· Youa,• �ft Comes 7 1¢. .412 4 n,troit latin11 rctrtliting rule1. ,400 4 1,i Wa.hing ton . . , 8 A,r1 Kan,., City . . . . 7 \8 ,3il0 6\lo W Mr�. Zunlth Smith and daughter, JORD , Ul•h U, · ·, · W�•r'• 11... ultt Ire ne, . e nd three dhlld ren vis ited Young -Don Fullmer obv ' ' Detroi t 1 W �h 9 o, 1 1 Inn N 'J C'lty 3, 1 0 ' pu a �•w•• _.-.IM•H " _ · isn't r 11!M$ chall4n••· bit\ ' ' e.1t11M,-fl/t: � -- --� - - · dlewelght·cliampion brottier, · Inn. � · ; the 21 .year-otd West Jordan mid• Ch ic.to at loaton, ppd. rain , NOT . \CRATCH-Ml, dlewelJht �as definitely beco re � leveltnd •t Now York ppd. rein WITH ITtH.l'tfl:-NOT ·..' ' AppJ.y JT(..1-l-ME-NOT. Lo US f!ii ,J!• of ag!' 415 a boxet'. nu;,.,y'.t Probabl• Pitchers o red the blb;ellt Vic• llmer a F e \a ('IS C' Dotrott ,, · Washln gton-Bu nscr.atdtlBJ, needs f il h the i t �ct 'y o u r 481.' back. You feel the tory in ' h il C�?'Para ti"VilJ brief nlnt 0-2 YL K aat J. 1 Cl••land et N■w York-Bell medi cation take hold lo quiet the p�fesa tion al· •• �ed nesday ng veteran Stet• 3- 1 " terry 1 -0 itoh in miuut0.'i; watcih he.a,Jthy , m ght by out Pjlb){J c lear sk in com e on. 0-t!t ITCH.ME- an Redl, I n a 10.roun d bout no_m , Chlclto at Bnton-Sh,w 2.1 n - l...w.r 1 ;2 NOT fro m 11,ny dru g;glot for e de r• Fullme r s home town , 'Fullmer d11 played many o ( the trademarks of K■ nu a C ity •• Bal Hmon, Nn-.1 l 11kin l rr ltal ions. NOW at Swlah, his i:n(lre famou, -�pthe r Gene 1, °ll rMn vs Walker 0,0 •r I LohM Dru.-., carving out a vi�. Prlday'1 C..mos Kan.., -City at Detroit, N C�l••eo ft Cl• ·vol1nd, pt .,.__ � at . Wa ■hlnlf•n, N laltllltOft •t lo■ton, N , C . · · f('· heduled ·He DOWN I.E.GROSS, INC. "Home of Arrow Shirts" WY -2-3 1 98 POMEROY, OHIO �ter F TlefenttiJler to �he U1'!e PacHJt By United PreH lnt wn1t.lon1, That five.day layoff appar�tly w111 Just what Eddie MetheWs and hie mutcular Wlwaullee teammates needed to tune up their battln1 eye&, The Brave, fretted and fumed in enforctd idleneu �ince May 15 but they toot out their anger on lhe St. L<tui, Cardinali with a 12·8 flha,sin& show when they fi· nally Plued' a glllle Wednelda)' nlgbt. And Mathews , who waa otr t o a sl ow s tar•., I ook ed like th e 40.homer.--a -year man he's been ror lout sea son,. I Big Ed hit two homer&, a •ln&le and a aa.crifice fly to drive in live run9 and lead a 13-blt Braves at­ tack that also included hon'iers by Wea Covlnaton and - Del Crandall. The outburst Hfted Mathews' av. l.Z . I , BOWLING Thurtiday Aftemoon LfflUO , High single 1 game P. Mullen 178 High singe game, P. Mullen 178 Team ,:amea Ebersbach Hdwe 2168 ' game Ebersbacb Team single Hdwe 749 w L Pct. Standlnt• Carllnu . . . . . . . . . 3-tlAI 10'12 778 ...... 16 SIerkll Drug1 · . . . . 29 .,.... 17 622 Eberebach Hdwe. 28 26 422 19 1 & s super Mkt. Melg1 F,qulpment 14¾ 30¾ 318 Team l'{o. 2 . . . . . 10 222 SNton Hllh• Ind. 3 g11mes M. Mun-ay 549 . . . , Ind. 1 game M:. MWTay 214 Team 3 games Carlings 2313 Tesm l game Carllnp 821 J'iailor, Attend Rite, Top "5" .._..,. Av._ P. Mullen . . . . . . . . . . . . 10G For HoUJard Bowers M. Murray . , , , , , . . , , , ·. , . 153 Out of town relative. and 152 P. Comrie . f,tends who we� i n Middleport . . . . . . . . . 1e M . Eb�bach f111t week to at�nd the fu neral E. Sylveater . • . . , , . , , . 140 se rvices of Howafd Bower, IHt S•turda, were Mt,. and Mrs. Les• tor Bp'wers ond f.!mllr, Mr. and JohalUl�Ol.l llo1111fli lie )In, George E. Bowen and fam· AL I\)'. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chrl,tian 1 ,rid ■on and Mr. Ind ¥re. OkoY ' GROSSJN<llllR, N. Y. UPI - ln1emar .hlhari■l(ltl uid todly .bit 0 Hoffman, all off Sprinrdleld. . lmpre q ltt....•�rrln1 ae.siona are Onllle McLain . ', � �"4 Mia and Mrs. 8Uzabeth Haley of Col• • dlrect in1ult , , of . hi1 . ,'1vanced• .i.•mbu■; Mr., and Mn. earl PhlUlria pbysica� ffllti�, r.•ther than ilb.d Pe.rl "eves of _.\then1; Ed· from any cbu11 1n ltYlt, "I'm mor•, agvaneofl bli m)' con-1 - e Ru-,J), · Mae ,V1nMeter, MIi• � ttr;,. llr• . aod MN. ditlon no-., t�n '•t U11• •me 1ta1e , ol West , ol lrabtln& Jail yut,", hl. lol4- the •n4i �u11ttor . 1 , ·. €olumbl ,flnt (,-IIJ> , QI !IIO'.!I wtlt,,n I� Mr. 'Mn. 1'1u{ ', · erald, , vllit h �bt� I�� lien lq i! h, ind ' the Ca�·. llounWn• be pre­ ,.. -�•· Don•�I . ■nd 'IDt 1,emle)' pared for 1111ell of ;hu re!'tffl 1111• fl&hl ' ' •' ' wit� ,a.,.d Pa 1e1j1tn. '4• 1June 20. New Haven. l a o.a Chevy hums throup Chicago traffic. to Ute tune of 2l miles to the galon! a, i:;.. �*:r.?� �� 1d . eraa:e 30 polnta to .328 and his I ers was be in1 dropped from theJr ' • fourth and fifth homen of the &ea• ru,er to make ropJII .for son raited bi5 c,ireer tolll tD 304. Veln>y fh:om,.as, '4'!'@ w� ::!t � · trom tbe �� i::Wr'HI , Rank, Sewnlh l• Since startin1 the se111on M.a• , -� . . tpews h11 p881ed Rogers Horn:1• NIW .US{lill$ �OU. . by and Ch1,1ck Klehl on the all• GREENSBORO,- N, C, ,VPJ time National Leegue home run J�me� Hend)' • Jr. ha■ been na1ptd 11,t and now rank• aeventh. War. bUilne11 man11er of tbe Ghil\l­ ren Spahn was the �efici::iry of boro CeMNIIS of . Ult. � th& auaull on ,Ix St•. Louis pikh• Amakur Hockey tjaa:UI. � · era. father, Jamea Sr., t. fener�l m.11'1Uer of tbe Cle\l"e:1tn4· Betom of The victory enabled the Brave, u-.1.-, T. ca - . the Ameri ca� --., ...-� '· nt·' · · to rema,· n r•-m -. iy pui � bt' third �-�- place behind the · rrept running San Franci■co Gianll, who beat the Philadelphia PhUllet. 1-0, for their flfth ,traight win., and the PJttsbur&h Pirates, who downed lhe Loa Ana:eles Dod1er1, 5-3, in other NL action. The Detroit Tigers scored their second atr1i11ht 1-0 vlct.ory over . lhe Washingto n Senator• on Al KaUnt'a · 10th•innina: homer and the Baltimore Orioles derea.tecl. �e i' .J,P jnnlng1 Kan8f,i City A's , 5-3, in the American fugue. ...,_..n -r ltAC KI RS SIGN PAIR GREEN BAY, WI■. UPI-Haqk Gremminaer, a defensive halfack, and JJ_m T,,. p, . a • �n,lve end , have &ljn�d the ..- t5i,... �eon .,ac,. � Dau w1"(h th e G reen UOOJ s, �a� :.1.�" of 1he National Football Le,iaue. . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.,.--.,.;i.;;:.;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;::::,:;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;,;j�· ADD OIJT5'DE IEAII" TO YOU,. � WITH GLIDDEN SPRED GUDE.oN ., . An Ezlerlor Vinyl Lale:4 Palo\ 'f1lr. Stucco, Bri<:_k; Concrete an4 �a\� Sbjogle,s Avaljable Through Yoll' GLIDli£ti . . . J)l,aler "' "!a tu ►. , '.tt\V.!,X .' ' �..��,Y�;- . i' 1 .. I ! :p:,r;;-,, �. 1I , ! 1 I J ' 'I ., . ill;.d,_. G•rl ' . · . :' ' �·.. . � .; J ,.' i 1 � . POMEROY, OHIO ' "' lfr■. H�r Hntll!I)'. Alb.rt Ha,rt:i-,, C,harleston, waa the ove11nl11.t: tuest of the " H&rtutya tlU• wee.i 11,o, Mr. and Mrs. George, Circle � a-µ)lhters , o·f St. Al��!$ vi:iit• ed' 'wlt li Mrs. SuAle Harris and Mrj_�: !;,.r;i_i<:e Gibb.a, Tue..ida_y. th Jlai.: an(l • Mn. Re:-m an tJhllnger Jta.,,"1'8turh� hvfD :Bethesda•, Md. ' 1ffifr' theY vMltec: •wit1'· their · · � Uy. Mr. nd M s nl•�' """ • i . Je. _ _ R. Shiel&. fhey went es• n n, ����� � ...:::. ... IO M r. •,., ""· WUUam Aull were Jn Greenup, o., l?t Satur<I., ta ,ttended Mr. Aull , alumni ban, qu,1. r•. Newm•n Y purchued T A venue p, r_ty � 11 Soult, wh JC h 1 s octup!ed bYb�� llll, an d M ra. George M iller. Tb� plan to ITIOYe into thei.r new hdme aa aoon II possible. · Mrs. Robert Reibe) went to Col· um bus today on �erden Club al• hirli and while there ahe will \'isit with Mn. LucUle Stratlon.. lilr. and Mre. O.Us LJtehrield and children Belinda and Alan of Pl . P lenant were Sunday &ued• of Mrs. Neva Pierce. L1tster Cunnin.jham ls reported lo be •o �ewh ,1 improved from a recent lllneu. Mr. and Mra, William Betz and Sand)' or Jackson vlslted Su.nda)' with Mr. and ]dts. c, H. Wise Jr. Rev. Howani Ruppelt is in Chillicothe today where he i s serving on the Stew1rd s hip and Promotion Committee ol the Scioto Preseb)'lery and will be meetini with the Chillicothe Pre,byterian Church. DAR Boa rd Meets Tuesday At Knight Hotne A board meetint of the Return • Jonath'.io Meigs Chi]!t.r N. S. J;>AR . ,was held Tuea4ay afternoon at !he hqtne of the Re1ent Mn, A. members R. K�h:ht with nine present. I wtr - madt: to lbe l canCff fund aD-d to thit fund (or a rural worker ia P<trttmouth Dil trld. when th,! WSCS of the Rock Sp rint• Me U1od ltl Ch11 reh met Tund.ay afl emooa at the cburch. Mrt. Clifford Lelfhelt pre■lded at ihe mlt!ltUni )l'hieh optned with pt.ayer by Mn W . A. Moree n. Tbe davoUo� •Dd procram wa1 ill cba,rp of. �r,. W1lll4m �rlptut4! rlltJ�I by A(r,. ilor&an opriened , the d,:vptlon, ibd a medltatlon � elven by ilr,. Elmtr &il.,. . ' Alum,t i•Official s ,· • , I H OId Pl anntng I Meet',ng Mondoy the Light of the World" ". was the topic of th111 program presell ted b)' .M IJ• All� El.I ler, Mrs. John JI•rd1 �. M rl. Amos Leonard, _Mt• - Wlllial'(I. Grue ser, Mra. Lewis Grueser, Mra. Lelfhelt and Mrs. Bntell!. Juu1 During the btusiness 1e1ilon an oUicers trainint day to be held at the United Yethodl■t Chi.ltth on June 2 IDhOuneed. that allo w11 woven It announ ced I ng ru es mJde by th• �ltty •ere on ule. Electiou of ciffleen was held with IJr■, Leifheit ebo&en ,s president; . Kn. Wm. Bartel1, vice 'Pre■ldent; Kn. Le­ wla Gnie■er, ,ecret■ry; 'Mn. Amos L!onard, treuUNr nd lfra. Ko­ t■n, !lffret■ry of promotion. . 'l'he meeting eloMMI ,rtth the Lord'• Pr11tr kt unllon. wa• beJ ne ', reml.Q� t/. Uu( � G. PtJ'ls Ye1J10,M1I JdioWQip fund � tit�ich waa _. 1 � Wt � •or. . will ill' 11",�. eeiloLlraltiP awardecl to I daifervint iDJ!'m� pt · I.hf' . '-nior Ct..11 who withe■ to fu.rtittr, hJJ or her edQcatioo. As lht tund tncreases from y,uto YOt the uµouot of the sc.hoI Ja.rthip _1 warded each yesr ma,_ be 1 lncreaaed. , . Due& an\' d con.tr1 but_lon, · · an11 alJO �s,rvati�tll for ttie b,uQ.\let 1nd d1ql'\e r. may · ,t,e •�nt to �. Lgcy V. · Pte&f, Trea1urer, 442 · �rant Street, Jlld�t,port. �lTnlans . ',till be the followina: °cl3ue8 1900, · !ibft, 1'.\0, 1 810, 1 920; 1ffl, l�o. 935, iMO, 194� •� _ 19159., . gy OF Ridins Club H,,U. Se•sion Tue•dity Nisht William B. Downle presided at the meeting of the Mei gs County Riding Club held Tuesd.a y evening et the Sali"sbury Township Build• ing. • Dues were collected .and final p lans msde for the show to be held at the Rock Springs Fair• ground s , Sunday. . Re1re shmei:its were served during the social hour. :r:;11:;· .a. . A-u�matie transmission,• ra• . tljo and heater, 8 cylind�r. . , . Sll!Ddard $tick. 8 cylinder. '59 ford 2 Door Jsport�i : se arates: ** ,.* ** * * * * * * * * * *** OUr new .sport:6wear fashions are cordial invitations to take Jt easy tb:ls 1JUmm.er. De&igned to keep you rool and comfort­ e1ble, lhe \Wt.Sh iin a Jilly and 111eed Htt {.e droninJ. Get set for e camree surnruerl C1.11tom. 8 · cyUnder. Aµto- 111atic lnllslnlssion, heater. ·t59 Ford 2 Door · CUs!Om 6 cylinder. · 1!'11 stick. Stand­ LADIU' Jamaica Shorts $1 .99 to $2.99 •'59 English Ford Pedal Pu,hen and SIi'" J,lm1 $1 .99, � $3.99 . "• Thi, ,.., • li�r:� � .,, rnem ben of Lbe &e1inner1 and tumedtatt h1.nda condLIClla1 • p �O ,, 1 h . - '!"' , P '°" --1, ,l.� .. ,. ,o_�.._ ... a .. h h • ,. Uffl ui •n mone,- ba ck 1uarantee and IS Jootl in bot h hard and aoft water. . !u.a:e ne' We ..-., bamlmatt er, t&Jd that ttie "8oolt en Would award priu1 to memben 1elling the ow5t soap. Tue" prizes of �. t3 and $2 "will be ai�en. '!.!,·· , u.. bl . tht Alum.nl A�rt'Jdi 11 tpoft-,,.ll'II I b 'ch �aol tlance part, wh ic'h is to lie,. M1d if the ltactne Hla:h kll9GI s,:in from 8 antit J1 p. m. l:Jncw1Dti: the enlnl'• pro., l "ft be "The'Ja"' who will d• � , he top tune• to da nce • 1 lJt 'lblt �-, e; ----' F S··-..1-. j ,_do: .Prilel- - · , Diann &Id� ep..� ........ .,.,, Pomeroy Alumni Meet Announced By P resident 1:a llie t.e,tuNd tlul ••oc will be a rDf � · , eoaf.,elt durinS •bkll. •· and ' )IW � .� Church Propam &, I �irm be'�J.eded. (ffl!ll. tll• 1� . RflOJC:m:nJ: or . . ��_,. cal �., Wmr,er• 1'W rt�vt At the SYJ' &e}lff Firtt Unilt d , frt, iQJplion ticket;t tf • the- Qext Pr<•bYletian .Cburd: Sull\Lly mprn- I Hl!Pt ,N'I' a,laq al(lnc ,r11 repn-Mnlatives of the Stew. w iU) •• I 'f�• wJ II ,IJa kfi .h,eld !udahi p and Promqtion· Committee of the Scioto Preabytery wilt meel William F . Winebrenner and fto.. f'OlllilY bert Ducll:worth , tlden, wUl be the I , lfr,' ,al\d ,Mrs. Clarence Curti1 I lay speakers uaJtted by the other entmairifd with a f■igily dinner elder! or the church, ror the aerv• Su� If. tfie Jr ho e Mulben'y m ice which will be&in at 9 a. m. · Metrhts J n ot,,trvante bf Mothen 1 A Junior Church prop-•m '"11 · Day. be held for lhe youth or the church Pre&t1n� '!"«e Mr. and U.n. AJ. wilh Mn1. Robert Crow, Kn. llt?bert Harden and Mn. [)an Cottril l Olllld .ad dau1bttr lutb Ailn, C&lutdr,u■ ; llr. and ifn. r in charge. -:---:--:-:-----,.-,,-.,. w11,M1 , l'ullln■, Pt. Pluant; An enjerte.h\ln1 program ,, .. Keith CurtiJ of J't. II.II, Okla.; Mr, Ing plann,id by Bob HoeOleh , u1- and Y,rt. Paul Frkt and diUdren ina the theme "Down' : hy the Jer,r, EddS. and PaYla: Wayne River.'' f.eifllfit ud the bo■aa. A :!",:. :.:::,.::;;id,.: J_'f:E r. :a ;a ''. • ,, . .:, ' I GI RLS TEN MIS OXFOR DS '""Ill!:., Wihite, Bbck, N$Yy Olhor Tonms Dx- $1 .99 - $3.29 TH£ SHOE BOX Middleport . C:�: :a:'..� , NEW SY.l.�ANIA 23 " ,• ' .. . , .. : , □ . . ' ' ' . ' -- ,1c111E ' .,... t ..., ' . ' • ' ·• .!, ORDI NARY i1" · oo· @ · .. . .. ' . ,' ,- , ••� T ' '" "" s, ' ASk$. -- YOV TO . . 0 ' ) • , ... � ... .· � • J• f-' ... , ' .- fl, ' . ' ' ' I• . , "· ., c,sts ,o more than ordina11 21" sets! .,. J. �,..!ij .l'nvit�d , . . .\i' ' i,' •· ,· ' l. , •. . •· . ""I ,... '!." ). 1"' ' ' \ ' ! \·. • � • . .,. ' . TO ii 0� · Y:•levbi,o" : . Jl'i�PY '.,. ' * 1• < 1· 1�1bn,•:D41H!' ,,.· � W, jth � l!ope,§elta ,. ..... . . 1nd ·•· ., Braid Lef ,-: JAM!41clj1,• PEDAL PUS,rl SE'B - $1 .99 ,,:, , '"''-'. .. ',.' .- B_trlPes Red - Blue - Wblte ' ·1 ' ,, ' ',· . ��l!l �•atnppd,,roll , · . o· · ::II� · dr. -"""� --o.er · � it · � ' .,••..,. ·�- lGdQ>,.._ ooo !'fl!P, · .....,.,,,.- k. · ���tf�" ' : . ' '•f'�..n;r . · ··, i '. , · ' , ·.,_ ' 4 MODIL 23C l8 LOWlQY " .�� ,, . f ·. PHONE SR•l lll , ◄ •. . ; s KED. $4A9 . Mtl�l>LEP9RT • P.: ;;c;;;;;;;;;;a;;; w. ' ,, i .:!l 1 ....:,· ,r.,: ' 1 .....,,tin. .. '9� FQR ATHLBTl'I FOOT UN T-t-L fo, 3 JlO 5 d.,,_. Watch frel!&l!S-<1-dtaiff, :healthy Ai.a. ff­ place the tnfeetiflD, lf not deu,ht• ed with i1.114tt.nt-<dryins: T,4.L, YoUf 48c: back. f rom 001 dnliggut . Note: T-4-L ,ts etpedeli)' for cevert Cllt'l!II. NOW at Swlt,her & L-,.M o, _ I * ** * * * * * * * * * * · s' A '" 0 • �..::�.::· -�� �� ::..::,� � RefrHhm,nt, .. 1 1 1 be IOld durin, al 6030 p. m. Auo "4oetted lo e,e,ln&, .... lhil ..11,,1 to - ,.. Ill• ..dllorwm ue .... or lbe .,.,111.-;_ David Goodwin,. F.dward � Jack Tb.omM, Kenneth SallJ e,rteli, Ed .!tld � w Dun Thomaa, �anna •-:ri pel., � ROI!! Horak, Sbifle ;� ,! dra Smith, T�, 2_ s rank r Vau o han F , p e ident ( lhe Fic k , Kenneth )lcC ou&b Ji� g Pomero )' High S ch ool Alumni,, bu "er H yaell, '.ifarcia Anol4 . . armounced ;a mtttm� of tbe e.xeeu. Marjorie Woodard. .� live committee of the A11aoci.ation , for Friday at the St-mor High aud· u-•• . 1,,111•y, t �-i. yn .. •• vi Mr. and � itorium at 7:30 p. rn. .r-. ;• Final plans will be made for ed one evenlna: last wed wlth iam h m. nd M . t.= l_ ba Mlll •n• ua l banqu e l w b ',ri> ;; '.__ ,_ •_w _ m__ _ Ste __ •___ , ,;.���� �-� � ,Richwd,.Greu r,u. �RQI SEl�TION met Monday ,ve11in1 at �,,.�.,! ef Mrt. West., P!-r d, aaGfW9 letteH Wh icil were se nt out to elumni of M RS. 1500 letteta 1 tt bein1 sent thlt ye1r urginr ffle,I). bff• to attend ll\,e l nlldll l reu'nion which wm be he ld May 2.8 at the Hllh 6eltool with the dloner lN!in g aerved by lbe Band Boost· I � e ri at 8:30.� i Ba11d 8001/.eN Start BocioeAlumni iee Dr p,,SeUuai Sou ioeA , • A v ..1.,da, IIW''"'1 (be bealn- ,!fM>•--rlng •LI...,, ni.. "' I new projaet for the (':.. .u..... .... .._ ..1.. ,,.. .IQ ,u·ay N, · ht tu ,;.J committee .t the I llhl11ledlepeueudve Ass«i.lt ion ort Alumni B&rt,elt. 1· Mc:•i-r• . �-. · , . u,e Consul. 4 cylinder. , Sl#cl�_r d stick. '· � � I �k Spl'iAQS Ch urch Gr"..1.ip n.. t· . ...,na ions a t ODI Pla ns were made for martin&: , Card Club En1et.taln«J the •grave of the RevolutlOl'lary Mr,. Soldi�r, Jamil, Smith, first settler Mr■•· Rl�rd GrJ¥, AA�ed. of Middleport and is buried in member, of NJ' card - du� Tuea• the Gravel kill cemetery. day evenio,: at her ta.om,: In ¥Id· It is �xpected that the 'L'fft· dlepo l with )&n. r ,C�a., u rn ony �111 be attended by many evenlq. Pris.es . . I g u,,t ,(or V ignita s the tat m DA d ries fNl �, were won bl' Mn. Cbarltt. ,\u The date o_f the occas ion will rAI\I J'reneb,' be annou nced a� th� Mother• ·1 Bradbury, lfrl. ,net Mfll, Cale. Mn. Lionel lo1&1 · Daughter Tea which will be held . this Friday at the home of Mr■. others �ni ,w�e Mra. Dor Sehaeler. cbael Hackett. 'lfrs. �� Fo11owing the meet ing • des• SchJnoll' and Mri,. W{llla 111 ChUdJ. . The annl\le� of Mrs. Hacsert course was ■erved by Mrs. Knight to her g ue1t1. 11:ett wu �inen.wemt apci Mn. �-;;;,i;;;;;�;;;;;;;;;,;;;.;;a;;;;,;;;.;;;�1 I ·' French received ,1 Mofbek's Da,y A . l.:!':r1 4 �r s-.:..rifM �;�,�.,kn, ,_. s,11;,., s�iai�w � �.'a;.-.,,,,, -�---·--·---·-·----7----·--· · ' ' P.OMllG)Y . MOTOR. ·COMP.ANY Mjddleport · 1 tr irii,:,qb � I KftlJOA..J,ltl' • a ... Ml.-�t!'..� Oennl"' n ., Co I· Pl v 11 ,,.,u, recenuY wI M r. 1 . NEW, "ROLL-ON" WftY .TQ, ��T FLOWEi SEE!)S their About ifJ I• ·,,ead, 11!1 Trirllling .ttJlt. h Mathews' Bat Booms Stron;r w:h�:�4:���� �;;r� �-i, In 12-8 Braves' Hitting Spree p:i: · ' run� Of :J� To Minors By Cincinnati Reds The Cipcinnati Red.11 optioned W..wrence to lndlanapo.lls of IJlt American Assn. 011 a 24-hour rt· call IM.s is. Tf)e 36-)'ear-o)d rilht· hander had Pltctied onl)' 7� · In• nlng, thi1 year aud aut1wed 12 run1, all i n l'elief iHl"1'1J1ent,. The Chkuo Cubs pared down to the limit by shlppJni three pla)'er■ to Houston and reealljng in!ielder Jerry Kindall froJD, the same ArcericJD Aun. team. Plt.c,h• er Al Schroll , wu· rel'eaud 11yt· ricbt to Houaton while caq:ber �doe Thscket a'nd Infielder Sam f Drake were farmed oul on 21· hour recall. ie ---n--:----- B E LTS-TIE S J ACK ETS UN DER W E AR ROBES PHONE University. C3Sh Charged Handed Big lo GnddefS ·-Aro-----qnd Anet By U11lt■d Prou lntffn,llkHwll Brook& Lawrence, an all-star pitcher four years 110, w11 th� principal casualty a■ National l..eaJ ue teams , red uced the-Ir ros• t�rt to the 2S•player limit Wed• ne&day nta:ht. r •- . by Arrow, Rugby Ind JNkty By Alan Mavtt Rain or la<:k ol it wi lling , Disl rict AA and A high school baseba /I playolfs will have ooen completed by the first hall of next week, according to Cliff H elfel!.in&er, direclor, Ohio U fldCfCO\'ef • HOT lEADOFF MAN • • • I Panthers May Get Marietta Meeting In Scorehook If Sunshine Comes Out The n ight mlor l1•ll'c11.sts Wf"rf' madt' µossthle b�· lht· developmen t Of a hi ghly sc nsl l 1 \I' eolnr 1 Uht' and months of e x 1wr1me11lin g un dcr l!J{Jsting lights at L 'ros](')' I "H•'• t h• lu:iHt catcher I ■v •r Field hPrf' worhd with. H• dOHn't walk o¥tr here--h• writn notft Dn th■ ball!" Two Canadian Ci1i.,. Ex pe,·t AFL Approval May 12, 1 960 o., --- Sentinel. ------------~·---·--- Lawrence Sen\ 1 =- =- =c:---;------;-: :;::--:;-:::---;:; S TA�R;--;-S� ---;-L : AL � --:: -= �T ....,R_eds f b N P 0 i l c st g t o e art Pomeroy - Mi4dleport, 4-Daily �.....- Sectional Baseball PlaJ ofts Today ? I Baseball Show On Color�d TV ClNClNNATI UPI - The Crosley Broadcasting ('orp will tcle• vise for the Hrst tum· i n h1s1ory a ni&:hl baseball game rn n1lur under normal \igh! cond1lions next mon day The comp.a n)· sa • •1 1 hr te.lecast o( the ganw l.H' t\\ ef':' the l l lll'lll· nati Reds anU t tw San _Fra n t· 1 st· u Gianl8 will make th(' first of a A Cartoon E �rY Night! K.lrk Douglas - Anthony QuJnn •'LAST TRAIN l"llO M r.UN HILL" rVistavision & Color) - also Gordon Scull in 'TARZAN ·s G R t:ATEST T ADVENTl RF:'' Al� C:irtoon 0 - - - .. - . - - - - - NOW AT STATE THEATRI PT. PLEASANT Frankit• Avalon - A!an Ladd "GUNS Ut' TIIE TIMBFJlLAND" �tnl>s of 10 night games ill color l'olor<'a�ts also are planned for \ 1 3 U11.� 1,!a rlJ(•S. TlIt' \I on ti ay mg • h( �arre, w i 11 1 ' · I carr1t·d hy four t1li:1l 1uns m Oirt>t• 1 slates. The> :.ru WLW•T in l"m · l' inna 1 i . WLW D in Dayton. WSAZ· TV in Hunl 111�1ou, W. Va , and \\' L .E X - TV i n J..c x i.ng t un, K y. . TOHONTO UPI -1ToroJ1 1 0 and Montreal today awB1te-tl approval 11n appllc:ifions that would e x pand American Football Lea!t!ue opHa• lions into Canadi hy 1961. . "I hope lhe 11pproval by lt11• AFL comes quickly;· said Turon· to rdl cslale man Avie J . Ben• nett. "Thia will be a great thing for this <'it.y. Toronto Is a big leaeue city and I think it will see ll I e tter football ii the n�w Jcaii11e comes here. GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE G.RADUATE From Your Favorite MEN'S SHOP S U I T S and SPORT COATS For All Occasions S H I R TS SPORT and DRESS Long and Short Sleeve MEN'S JEWEUlY by SWANK • NEW YORK UPI _ Football players In the Big· Ten Confer• I ence are paicl lo do or die for their team" every Saturday, the magJ:\Zine 8p9rt, Illustrated eharg• ed toda11 in an article printed in this we;k 'i issue. "Many Big Ten football players &re carried o n the payroll of In• dustry a l $40 lo $50 weekly,'• the article said. "Sometlrn e9 they show up for work. and scmetlmes the)' l!llay In be<! . " ' But • Jot tl11s to happe n on south Fira:t o(f, two teams advanre to eastern Ohio pl'ep diamond& be­ the reiionalll to be help iJl Col• fore the full cast of players is umbus May 21. One will be the l isted on the program. suni\·or between Ghaun cey•Dover In Pomeroy today Coach Rua. YS. McCluney which plays Blue aeU Moore o( the u ndefe.11ted C reek for U;ie region.ii berth. Class AA Panthers (10-0) wu The other will be the winner praying for sunahine. 1 f enough belween Middleport vs Racine arrive s by 3:30 p. m., �tarie-tta which plan Jefrt!rsonvWle. 'The will play here today in sertional winner of that game &O("S to Col­ finals, umbus. There was little chance Rarine could play at Middleport · I The winner wi _ll pla y t he v C· today. tor of a Sout�pomt vs. Jack son Class A eliminaUon has but one game alto which may be played game in district play as two today. That would be �he _ oi>enlng teams advance. HeUel!lnger eK· tul!llle al Athens in d1str1�l play, peels thig districl game on the If Pom�ro� should survive, its ou Frosh diamond to be played second district gam�, lbh one sometime early next week, weath for the works, would be against er permitting. }le indicated every the; survivor of the . foll�w:ina effort would be made to allow Ch1�1lC()the VI. Greenfield winner at leait day of red for agam1t the w i nner between C lass A ms. He wasn't so aure Portsmouth East and M in ford. pouible In CJ.au AA. of this be The top team from thrs scr■m• _.______ ble advances to the Philo re1ional1 May 21, . l .11'11, ... � _ In Class A, al!a1r11 PJre a little d1Uerent. -! NA'QONAL La.A.GUI W L Pct. GB San Francl1co . . 18 7 .696 }} Pitbtbu r"!h , . . . . 13 9 .625 1 ¾ s�,., fh 'Annual The 'Pitt1bur11J: •Pirates c'{t t!ie_l� ro1te r to 2& pl1yeN by � ouUielder Roman Meji11 lo · CO­ iumbus of the American A&an:�d outfield�r . Joe C'1ri1tophtr aM piteber George Witt to 'Salt � Cltf of the Ptclfk'! Coa.tt' LHl\l The Mi lwa ukee Brave■ op · � pitcher Oeor1e Brunet ·■m:1 oat- • fielder Lo< )bye ta Loul,vUlo �I the Amulean · Aun. Brunet .i; obtained earlier W�ay (rOl;D 1 the Ka.uu City A.tliletiCI . In . .,,_ even-up swap for Pttctier . :BOb. . � ... . Giggle. The San FnJICl&Ou oiJDt■ Jo­ leased vejeran · ri.pUiaod.er R,a• /\IDJNf..•� · �1�:���tt�,\ : : : . .J, Lo� Anjelet All-Age Stak�s ;1 1I ::: :li2 11 14 .'40 e St. Loui• . . . 9 12 .429 8 , r)aiJ1delphil s 9 15 .375 7½ Cblci10 . . . . ti 12 .333 71!! More than 100 be•II Iu a ml' Ui,itr Wttlnfldar'• R..ulh 1 handler• repreMnUng 13 .dU,.tit II Ia ,r,ncl• 1 Phllac n Wphla o The maa:aune, without 1; 1up ini the Southern Oblo .\Uoci■tlon 1"U Mlt• ulc• 1 • 2 St. Lou i• I (N ) d charg lso schools, � or names � be at the Met11 Co1.1n t)' Plttlbvrth 6 Los Angelff 3 (NI that alumni "angels ' In the B 1 & ground• near Harriaonville ftift C incinnati 41 Chicago, ppd, cold Ten secrelly make weekly cash weekend for the 11th a n nual , all• Thunde.,.t ProlNble Pitchers pay ment s lo some foot ball pla)I'· age winner stake. St. Loula at MllwaulcN--Mlull ers. Win nen will � elllible for the 1.2 ff Buhl 2.1 Ohio Champion1h1p trial later thil " One an gt' l meets the pla:y en Cinc innati at C hlcap.-O'Tool , spring A trophy wl1l be Pttlel\ted m the locker room after • pme, the winner In each cla111 and to■• 2-2 v, Hobbl• 0,0 Phlledelphle et San Francltcoshakes h an ds a. 11 aro und ' and de• ette1 to all place hounds . 1 •2 ff l•nferd 2· 1 to Robem -$10 . from ranging ' bills pmulB J udges 1 11 b K rman Beya n u Frlilay'1 Gall'lft . • $00 Jn the eager, sweaty palm■,'' H untm1 lon , Willel •m eaver, Wor• Phllact.l�le et Clnelnnetl (N) lhe article s.tt1d "At another school th1 ngton, ': l . 'Y �LanC!llter Pitllbu,eti at Mll wauk H (N ) ?�� .llll Ba rece1e\le un11•ne4 football pla"t>rs ' ean "" Don er, d an _., ...,.,. St, Lou I• •t Chica wo envelopes m the MondaY morn 1 nll: na: g 4 1 ill be 1n rl I honorariu rn Meuu ,.,.,uy • I Loa ""9t>le1, at San Franclaco (NJ alJ with., their weekly �et �w• w AM�ltlCAN LEAGUE � t 7 a . ".' · S.turrllfu, l\h � dr �n clOied W I mg at 7. , ,, m· -:rl c ' W L Pct. GI �•Y and f1�i� �,- , , i'l .. � The a�u&stions were contained start Sst 1 2 7 ,632 �r Qh l ago . . . in an article dealiRI w1!h the •f neeeuaQ · , ► frleW Yorf . � , . , . 12 7 .� I The Milas Co�f.>' -,eaa:le Cl bJ ,Bot on . . . NCAA ' s drastic action IHl monttJ 9 7 ,36a l ¼ t , vg.iinst the U mverslty of Cndlana, Inc., I&. ho,t. 10 8 .3M I ½I ClfveJand , , whlrh was pl11ced on probation Baltl!nore . 11 10 ,524 2 for fom years for alle1edly v io· Youa,• �ft Comes 7 1¢. .412 4 n,troit latin11 rctrtliting rule1. ,400 4 1,i Wa.hing ton . . , 8 A,r1 Kan,., City . . . . 7 \8 ,3il0 6\lo W Mr�. Zunlth Smith and daughter, JORD , Ul•h U, · ·, · W�•r'• 11... ultt Ire ne, . e nd three dhlld ren vis ited Young -Don Fullmer obv ' ' Detroi t 1 W �h 9 o, 1 1 Inn N 'J C'lty 3, 1 0 ' pu a �•w•• _.-.IM•H " _ · isn't r 11!M$ chall4n••· bit\ ' ' e.1t11M,-fl/t: � -- --� - - · dlewelght·cliampion brottier, · Inn. � · ; the 21 .year-otd West Jordan mid• Ch ic.to at loaton, ppd. rain , NOT . \CRATCH-Ml, dlewelJht �as definitely beco re � leveltnd •t Now York ppd. rein WITH ITtH.l'tfl:-NOT ·..' ' AppJ.y JT(..1-l-ME-NOT. Lo US f!ii ,J!• of ag!' 415 a boxet'. nu;,.,y'.t Probabl• Pitchers o red the blb;ellt Vic• llmer a F e \a ('IS C' Dotrott ,, · Washln gton-Bu nscr.atdtlBJ, needs f il h the i t �ct 'y o u r 481.' back. You feel the tory in ' h il C�?'Para ti"VilJ brief nlnt 0-2 YL K aat J. 1 Cl••land et N■w York-Bell medi cation take hold lo quiet the p�fesa tion al· •• �ed nesday ng veteran Stet• 3- 1 " terry 1 -0 itoh in miuut0.'i; watcih he.a,Jthy , m ght by out Pjlb){J c lear sk in com e on. 0-t!t ITCH.ME- an Redl, I n a 10.roun d bout no_m , Chlclto at Bnton-Sh,w 2.1 n - l...w.r 1 ;2 NOT fro m 11,ny dru g;glot for e de r• Fullme r s home town , 'Fullmer d11 played many o ( the trademarks of K■ nu a C ity •• Bal Hmon, Nn-.1 l 11kin l rr ltal ions. NOW at Swlah, his i:n(lre famou, -�pthe r Gene 1, °ll rMn vs Walker 0,0 •r I LohM Dru.-., carving out a vi�. Prlday'1 C..mos Kan.., -City at Detroit, N C�l••eo ft Cl• ·vol1nd, pt .,.__ � at . Wa ■hlnlf•n, N laltllltOft •t lo■ton, N , C . · · f('· heduled ·He DOWN I.E.GROSS, INC. "Home of Arrow Shirts" WY -2-3 1 98 POMEROY, OHIO �ter F TlefenttiJler to �he U1'!e PacHJt By United PreH lnt wn1t.lon1, That five.day layoff appar�tly w111 Just what Eddie MetheWs and hie mutcular Wlwaullee teammates needed to tune up their battln1 eye&, The Brave, fretted and fumed in enforctd idleneu �ince May 15 but they toot out their anger on lhe St. L<tui, Cardinali with a 12·8 flha,sin& show when they fi· nally Plued' a glllle Wednelda)' nlgbt. And Mathews , who waa otr t o a sl ow s tar•., I ook ed like th e 40.homer.--a -year man he's been ror lout sea son,. I Big Ed hit two homer&, a •ln&le and a aa.crifice fly to drive in live run9 and lead a 13-blt Braves at­ tack that also included hon'iers by Wea Covlnaton and - Del Crandall. The outburst Hfted Mathews' av. l.Z . I , BOWLING Thurtiday Aftemoon LfflUO , High single 1 game P. Mullen 178 High singe game, P. Mullen 178 Team ,:amea Ebersbach Hdwe 2168 ' game Ebersbacb Team single Hdwe 749 w L Pct. Standlnt• Carllnu . . . . . . . . . 3-tlAI 10'12 778 ...... 16 SIerkll Drug1 · . . . . 29 .,.... 17 622 Eberebach Hdwe. 28 26 422 19 1 & s super Mkt. Melg1 F,qulpment 14¾ 30¾ 318 Team l'{o. 2 . . . . . 10 222 SNton Hllh• Ind. 3 g11mes M. Mun-ay 549 . . . , Ind. 1 game M:. MWTay 214 Team 3 games Carlings 2313 Tesm l game Carllnp 821 J'iailor, Attend Rite, Top "5" .._..,. Av._ P. Mullen . . . . . . . . . . . . 10G For HoUJard Bowers M. Murray . , , , , , . . , , , ·. , . 153 Out of town relative. and 152 P. Comrie . f,tends who we� i n Middleport . . . . . . . . . 1e M . Eb�bach f111t week to at�nd the fu neral E. Sylveater . • . . , , . , , . 140 se rvices of Howafd Bower, IHt S•turda, were Mt,. and Mrs. Les• tor Bp'wers ond f.!mllr, Mr. and JohalUl�Ol.l llo1111fli lie )In, George E. Bowen and fam· AL I\)'. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chrl,tian 1 ,rid ■on and Mr. Ind ¥re. OkoY ' GROSSJN<llllR, N. Y. UPI - ln1emar .hlhari■l(ltl uid todly .bit 0 Hoffman, all off Sprinrdleld. . lmpre q ltt....•�rrln1 ae.siona are Onllle McLain . ', � �"4 Mia and Mrs. 8Uzabeth Haley of Col• • dlrect in1ult , , of . hi1 . ,'1vanced• .i.•mbu■; Mr., and Mn. earl PhlUlria pbysica� ffllti�, r.•ther than ilb.d Pe.rl "eves of _.\then1; Ed· from any cbu11 1n ltYlt, "I'm mor•, agvaneofl bli m)' con-1 - e Ru-,J), · Mae ,V1nMeter, MIi• � ttr;,. llr• . aod MN. ditlon no-., t�n '•t U11• •me 1ta1e , ol West , ol lrabtln& Jail yut,", hl. lol4- the •n4i �u11ttor . 1 , ·. €olumbl ,flnt (,-IIJ> , QI !IIO'.!I wtlt,,n I� Mr. 'Mn. 1'1u{ ', · erald, , vllit h �bt� I�� lien lq i! h, ind ' the Ca�·. llounWn• be pre­ ,.. -�•· Don•�I . ■nd 'IDt 1,emle)' pared for 1111ell of ;hu re!'tffl 1111• fl&hl ' ' •' ' wit� ,a.,.d Pa 1e1j1tn. '4• 1June 20. New Haven. l a o.a Chevy hums throup Chicago traffic. to Ute tune of 2l miles to the galon! a, i:;.. �*:r.?� �� 1d . eraa:e 30 polnta to .328 and his I ers was be in1 dropped from theJr ' • fourth and fifth homen of the &ea• ru,er to make ropJII .for son raited bi5 c,ireer tolll tD 304. Veln>y fh:om,.as, '4'!'@ w� ::!t � · trom tbe �� i::Wr'HI , Rank, Sewnlh l• Since startin1 the se111on M.a• , -� . . tpews h11 p881ed Rogers Horn:1• NIW .US{lill$ �OU. . by and Ch1,1ck Klehl on the all• GREENSBORO,- N, C, ,VPJ time National Leegue home run J�me� Hend)' • Jr. ha■ been na1ptd 11,t and now rank• aeventh. War. bUilne11 man11er of tbe Ghil\l­ ren Spahn was the �efici::iry of boro CeMNIIS of . Ult. � th& auaull on ,Ix St•. Louis pikh• Amakur Hockey tjaa:UI. � · era. father, Jamea Sr., t. fener�l m.11'1Uer of tbe Cle\l"e:1tn4· Betom of The victory enabled the Brave, u-.1.-, T. ca - . the Ameri ca� --., ...-� '· nt·' · · to rema,· n r•-m -. iy pui � bt' third �-�- place behind the · rrept running San Franci■co Gianll, who beat the Philadelphia PhUllet. 1-0, for their flfth ,traight win., and the PJttsbur&h Pirates, who downed lhe Loa Ana:eles Dod1er1, 5-3, in other NL action. The Detroit Tigers scored their second atr1i11ht 1-0 vlct.ory over . lhe Washingto n Senator• on Al KaUnt'a · 10th•innina: homer and the Baltimore Orioles derea.tecl. �e i' .J,P jnnlng1 Kan8f,i City A's , 5-3, in the American fugue. ...,_..n -r ltAC KI RS SIGN PAIR GREEN BAY, WI■. UPI-Haqk Gremminaer, a defensive halfack, and JJ_m T,,. p, . a • �n,lve end , have &ljn�d the ..- t5i,... �eon .,ac,. � Dau w1"(h th e G reen UOOJ s, �a� :.1.�" of 1he National Football Le,iaue. . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.,.--.,.;i.;;:.;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;::::,:;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;,;j�· ADD OIJT5'DE IEAII" TO YOU,. � WITH GLIDDEN SPRED GUDE.oN ., . An Ezlerlor Vinyl Lale:4 Palo\ 'f1lr. Stucco, Bri<:_k; Concrete an4 �a\� Sbjogle,s Avaljable Through Yoll' GLIDli£ti . . . J)l,aler "' "!a tu ►. , '.tt\V.!,X .' ' �..��,Y�;- . i' 1 .. I ! :p:,r;;-,, �. 1I , ! 1 I J ' 'I ., . ill;.d,_. G•rl ' . · . :' ' �·.. . � .; J ,.' i 1 � . POMEROY, OHIO ' "' lfr■. H�r Hntll!I)'. Alb.rt Ha,rt:i-,, C,harleston, waa the ove11nl11.t: tuest of the " H&rtutya tlU• wee.i 11,o, Mr. and Mrs. George, Circle � a-µ)lhters , o·f St. Al��!$ vi:iit• ed' 'wlt li Mrs. SuAle Harris and Mrj_�: !;,.r;i_i<:e Gibb.a, Tue..ida_y. th Jlai.: an(l • Mn. Re:-m an tJhllnger Jta.,,"1'8turh� hvfD :Bethesda•, Md. ' 1ffifr' theY vMltec: •wit1'· their · · � Uy. Mr. nd M s nl•�' """ • i . Je. _ _ R. Shiel&. fhey went es• n n, ����� � ...:::. ... IO M r. •,., ""· WUUam Aull were Jn Greenup, o., l?t Satur<I., ta ,ttended Mr. Aull , alumni ban, qu,1. r•. Newm•n Y purchued T A venue p, r_ty � 11 Soult, wh JC h 1 s octup!ed bYb�� llll, an d M ra. George M iller. Tb� plan to ITIOYe into thei.r new hdme aa aoon II possible. · Mrs. Robert Reibe) went to Col· um bus today on �erden Club al• hirli and while there ahe will \'isit with Mn. LucUle Stratlon.. lilr. and Mre. O.Us LJtehrield and children Belinda and Alan of Pl . P lenant were Sunday &ued• of Mrs. Neva Pierce. L1tster Cunnin.jham ls reported lo be •o �ewh ,1 improved from a recent lllneu. Mr. and Mra, William Betz and Sand)' or Jackson vlslted Su.nda)' with Mr. and ]dts. c, H. Wise Jr. Rev. Howani Ruppelt is in Chillicothe today where he i s serving on the Stew1rd s hip and Promotion Committee ol the Scioto Preseb)'lery and will be meetini with the Chillicothe Pre,byterian Church. DAR Boa rd Meets Tuesday At Knight Hotne A board meetint of the Return • Jonath'.io Meigs Chi]!t.r N. S. J;>AR . ,was held Tuea4ay afternoon at !he hqtne of the Re1ent Mn, A. members R. K�h:ht with nine present. I wtr - madt: to lbe l canCff fund aD-d to thit fund (or a rural worker ia P<trttmouth Dil trld. when th,! WSCS of the Rock Sp rint• Me U1od ltl Ch11 reh met Tund.ay afl emooa at the cburch. Mrt. Clifford Lelfhelt pre■lded at ihe mlt!ltUni )l'hieh optned with pt.ayer by Mn W . A. Moree n. Tbe davoUo� •Dd procram wa1 ill cba,rp of. �r,. W1lll4m �rlptut4! rlltJ�I by A(r,. ilor&an opriened , the d,:vptlon, ibd a medltatlon � elven by ilr,. Elmtr &il.,. . ' Alum,t i•Official s ,· • , I H OId Pl anntng I Meet',ng Mondoy the Light of the World" ". was the topic of th111 program presell ted b)' .M IJ• All� El.I ler, Mrs. John JI•rd1 �. M rl. Amos Leonard, _Mt• - Wlllial'(I. Grue ser, Mra. Lewis Grueser, Mra. Lelfhelt and Mrs. Bntell!. Juu1 During the btusiness 1e1ilon an oUicers trainint day to be held at the United Yethodl■t Chi.ltth on June 2 IDhOuneed. that allo w11 woven It announ ced I ng ru es mJde by th• �ltty •ere on ule. Electiou of ciffleen was held with IJr■, Leifheit ebo&en ,s president; . Kn. Wm. Bartel1, vice 'Pre■ldent; Kn. Le­ wla Gnie■er, ,ecret■ry; 'Mn. Amos L!onard, treuUNr nd lfra. Ko­ t■n, !lffret■ry of promotion. . 'l'he meeting eloMMI ,rtth the Lord'• Pr11tr kt unllon. wa• beJ ne ', reml.Q� t/. Uu( � G. PtJ'ls Ye1J10,M1I JdioWQip fund � tit�ich waa _. 1 � Wt � •or. . will ill' 11",�. eeiloLlraltiP awardecl to I daifervint iDJ!'m� pt · I.hf' . '-nior Ct..11 who withe■ to fu.rtittr, hJJ or her edQcatioo. As lht tund tncreases from y,uto YOt the uµouot of the sc.hoI Ja.rthip _1 warded each yesr ma,_ be 1 lncreaaed. , . Due& an\' d con.tr1 but_lon, · · an11 alJO �s,rvati�tll for ttie b,uQ.\let 1nd d1ql'\e r. may · ,t,e •�nt to �. Lgcy V. · Pte&f, Trea1urer, 442 · �rant Street, Jlld�t,port. �lTnlans . ',till be the followina: °cl3ue8 1900, · !ibft, 1'.\0, 1 810, 1 920; 1ffl, l�o. 935, iMO, 194� •� _ 19159., . gy OF Ridins Club H,,U. Se•sion Tue•dity Nisht William B. Downle presided at the meeting of the Mei gs County Riding Club held Tuesd.a y evening et the Sali"sbury Township Build• ing. • Dues were collected .and final p lans msde for the show to be held at the Rock Springs Fair• ground s , Sunday. . Re1re shmei:its were served during the social hour. :r:;11:;· .a. . A-u�matie transmission,• ra• . tljo and heater, 8 cylind�r. . , . Sll!Ddard $tick. 8 cylinder. '59 ford 2 Door Jsport�i : se arates: ** ,.* ** * * * * * * * * * *** OUr new .sport:6wear fashions are cordial invitations to take Jt easy tb:ls 1JUmm.er. De&igned to keep you rool and comfort­ e1ble, lhe \Wt.Sh iin a Jilly and 111eed Htt {.e droninJ. Get set for e camree surnruerl C1.11tom. 8 · cyUnder. Aµto- 111atic lnllslnlssion, heater. ·t59 Ford 2 Door · CUs!Om 6 cylinder. · 1!'11 stick. Stand­ LADIU' Jamaica Shorts $1 .99 to $2.99 •'59 English Ford Pedal Pu,hen and SIi'" J,lm1 $1 .99, � $3.99 . "• Thi, ,.., • li�r:� � .,, rnem ben of Lbe &e1inner1 and tumedtatt h1.nda condLIClla1 • p �O ,, 1 h . - '!"' , P '°" --1, ,l.� .. ,. ,o_�.._ ... a .. h h • ,. Uffl ui •n mone,- ba ck 1uarantee and IS Jootl in bot h hard and aoft water. . !u.a:e ne' We ..-., bamlmatt er, t&Jd that ttie "8oolt en Would award priu1 to memben 1elling the ow5t soap. Tue" prizes of �. t3 and $2 "will be ai�en. '!.!,·· , u.. bl . tht Alum.nl A�rt'Jdi 11 tpoft-,,.ll'II I b 'ch �aol tlance part, wh ic'h is to lie,. M1d if the ltactne Hla:h kll9GI s,:in from 8 antit J1 p. m. l:Jncw1Dti: the enlnl'• pro., l "ft be "The'Ja"' who will d• � , he top tune• to da nce • 1 lJt 'lblt �-, e; ----' F S··-..1-. j ,_do: .Prilel- - · , Diann &Id� ep..� ........ .,.,, Pomeroy Alumni Meet Announced By P resident 1:a llie t.e,tuNd tlul ••oc will be a rDf � · , eoaf.,elt durinS •bkll. •· and ' )IW � .� Church Propam &, I �irm be'�J.eded. (ffl!ll. tll• 1� . RflOJC:m:nJ: or . . ��_,. cal �., Wmr,er• 1'W rt�vt At the SYJ' &e}lff Firtt Unilt d , frt, iQJplion ticket;t tf • the- Qext Pr<•bYletian .Cburd: Sull\Lly mprn- I Hl!Pt ,N'I' a,laq al(lnc ,r11 repn-Mnlatives of the Stew. w iU) •• I 'f�• wJ II ,IJa kfi .h,eld !udahi p and Promqtion· Committee of the Scioto Preabytery wilt meel William F . Winebrenner and fto.. f'OlllilY bert Ducll:worth , tlden, wUl be the I , lfr,' ,al\d ,Mrs. Clarence Curti1 I lay speakers uaJtted by the other entmairifd with a f■igily dinner elder! or the church, ror the aerv• Su� If. tfie Jr ho e Mulben'y m ice which will be&in at 9 a. m. · Metrhts J n ot,,trvante bf Mothen 1 A Junior Church prop-•m '"11 · Day. be held for lhe youth or the church Pre&t1n� '!"«e Mr. and U.n. AJ. wilh Mn1. Robert Crow, Kn. llt?bert Harden and Mn. [)an Cottril l Olllld .ad dau1bttr lutb Ailn, C&lutdr,u■ ; llr. and ifn. r in charge. -:---:--:-:-----,.-,,-.,. w11,M1 , l'ullln■, Pt. Pluant; An enjerte.h\ln1 program ,, .. Keith CurtiJ of J't. II.II, Okla.; Mr, Ing plann,id by Bob HoeOleh , u1- and Y,rt. Paul Frkt and diUdren ina the theme "Down' : hy the Jer,r, EddS. and PaYla: Wayne River.'' f.eifllfit ud the bo■aa. A :!",:. :.:::,.::;;id,.: J_'f:E r. :a ;a ''. • ,, . .:, ' I GI RLS TEN MIS OXFOR DS '""Ill!:., Wihite, Bbck, N$Yy Olhor Tonms Dx- $1 .99 - $3.29 TH£ SHOE BOX Middleport . C:�: :a:'..� , NEW SY.l.�ANIA 23 " ,• ' .. . , .. : , □ . . ' ' ' . ' -- ,1c111E ' .,... t ..., ' . ' • ' ·• .!, ORDI NARY i1" · oo· @ · .. . .. ' . ,' ,- , ••� T ' '" "" s, ' ASk$. -- YOV TO . . 0 ' ) • , ... � ... .· � • J• f-' ... , ' .- fl, ' . ' ' ' I• . , "· ., c,sts ,o more than ordina11 21" sets! .,. J. �,..!ij .l'nvit�d , . . .\i' ' i,' •· ,· ' l. , •. . •· . ""I ,... '!." ). 1"' ' ' \ ' ! \·. • � • . .,. ' . TO ii 0� · Y:•levbi,o" : . Jl'i�PY '.,. ' * 1• < 1· 1�1bn,•:D41H!' ,,.· � W, jth � l!ope,§elta ,. ..... . . 1nd ·•· ., Braid Lef ,-: JAM!41clj1,• PEDAL PUS,rl SE'B - $1 .99 ,,:, , '"''-'. .. ',.' .- B_trlPes Red - Blue - Wblte ' ·1 ' ,, ' ',· . ��l!l �•atnppd,,roll , · . o· · ::II� · dr. -"""� --o.er · � it · � ' .,••..,. ·�- lGdQ>,.._ ooo !'fl!P, · .....,.,,,.- k. · ���tf�" ' : . ' '•f'�..n;r . · ··, i '. , · ' , ·.,_ ' 4 MODIL 23C l8 LOWlQY " .�� ,, . f ·. PHONE SR•l lll , ◄ •. . ; s KED. $4A9 . Mtl�l>LEP9RT • P.: ;;c;;;;;;;;;;a;;; w. ' ,, i .:!l 1 ....:,· ,r.,: ' 1 .....,,tin. .. '9� FQR ATHLBTl'I FOOT UN T-t-L fo, 3 JlO 5 d.,,_. Watch frel!&l!S-<1-dtaiff, :healthy Ai.a. ff­ place the tnfeetiflD, lf not deu,ht• ed with i1.114tt.nt-<dryins: T,4.L, YoUf 48c: back. f rom 001 dnliggut . Note: T-4-L ,ts etpedeli)' for cevert Cllt'l!II. NOW at Swlt,her & L-,.M o, _ I * ** * * * * * * * * * * · s' A '" 0 • �..::�.::· -�� �� ::..::,� � RefrHhm,nt, .. 1 1 1 be IOld durin, al 6030 p. m. Auo "4oetted lo e,e,ln&, .... lhil ..11,,1 to - ,.. Ill• ..dllorwm ue .... or lbe .,.,111.-;_ David Goodwin,. F.dward � Jack Tb.omM, Kenneth SallJ e,rteli, Ed .!tld � w Dun Thomaa, �anna •-:ri pel., � ROI!! Horak, Sbifle ;� ,! dra Smith, T�, 2_ s rank r Vau o han F , p e ident ( lhe Fic k , Kenneth )lcC ou&b Ji� g Pomero )' High S ch ool Alumni,, bu "er H yaell, '.ifarcia Anol4 . . armounced ;a mtttm� of tbe e.xeeu. Marjorie Woodard. .� live committee of the A11aoci.ation , for Friday at the St-mor High aud· u-•• . 1,,111•y, t �-i. yn .. •• vi Mr. and � itorium at 7:30 p. rn. .r-. ;• Final plans will be made for ed one evenlna: last wed wlth iam h m. nd M . t.= l_ ba Mlll •n• ua l banqu e l w b ',ri> ;; '.__ ,_ •_w _ m__ _ Ste __ •___ , ,;.���� �-� � ,Richwd,.Greu r,u. �RQI SEl�TION met Monday ,ve11in1 at �,,.�.,! ef Mrt. West., P!-r d, aaGfW9 letteH Wh icil were se nt out to elumni of M RS. 1500 letteta 1 tt bein1 sent thlt ye1r urginr ffle,I). bff• to attend ll\,e l nlldll l reu'nion which wm be he ld May 2.8 at the Hllh 6eltool with the dloner lN!in g aerved by lbe Band Boost· I � e ri at 8:30.� i Ba11d 8001/.eN Start BocioeAlumni iee Dr p,,SeUuai Sou ioeA , • A v ..1.,da, IIW''"'1 (be bealn- ,!fM>•--rlng •LI...,, ni.. "' I new projaet for the (':.. .u..... .... .._ ..1.. ,,.. .IQ ,u·ay N, · ht tu ,;.J committee .t the I llhl11ledlepeueudve Ass«i.lt ion ort Alumni B&rt,elt. 1· Mc:•i-r• . �-. · , . u,e Consul. 4 cylinder. , Sl#cl�_r d stick. '· � � I �k Spl'iAQS Ch urch Gr"..1.ip n.. t· . ...,na ions a t ODI Pla ns were made for martin&: , Card Club En1et.taln«J the •grave of the RevolutlOl'lary Mr,. Soldi�r, Jamil, Smith, first settler Mr■•· Rl�rd GrJ¥, AA�ed. of Middleport and is buried in member, of NJ' card - du� Tuea• the Gravel kill cemetery. day evenio,: at her ta.om,: In ¥Id· It is �xpected that the 'L'fft· dlepo l with )&n. r ,C�a., u rn ony �111 be attended by many evenlq. Pris.es . . I g u,,t ,(or V ignita s the tat m DA d ries fNl �, were won bl' Mn. Cbarltt. ,\u The date o_f the occas ion will rAI\I J'reneb,' be annou nced a� th� Mother• ·1 Bradbury, lfrl. ,net Mfll, Cale. Mn. Lionel lo1&1 · Daughter Tea which will be held . this Friday at the home of Mr■. others �ni ,w�e Mra. Dor Sehaeler. cbael Hackett. 'lfrs. �� Fo11owing the meet ing • des• SchJnoll' and Mri,. W{llla 111 ChUdJ. . The annl\le� of Mrs. Hacsert course was ■erved by Mrs. Knight to her g ue1t1. 11:ett wu �inen.wemt apci Mn. �-;;;,i;;;;;�;;;;;;;;;,;;;.;;a;;;;,;;;.;;;�1 I ·' French received ,1 Mofbek's Da,y A . l.:!':r1 4 �r s-.:..rifM �;�,�.,kn, ,_. s,11;,., s�iai�w � �.'a;.-.,,,,, -�---·--·---·-·----7----·--· · ' ' P.OMllG)Y . MOTOR. ·COMP.ANY Mjddleport · 1 tr irii,:,qb � I KftlJOA..J,ltl' • a ... Ml.-�t!'..� Oennl"' n ., Co I· Pl v 11 ,,.,u, recenuY wI M r. 1 . NEW, "ROLL-ON" WftY .TQ, ��T FLOWEi SEE!)S their About ifJ I• ·,,ead, 11!1 Trirllling .ttJlt. h Mathews' Bat Booms Stron;r w:h�:�4:���� �;;r� �-i, In 12-8 Braves' Hitting Spree p:i: · ' run� Of :J� To Minors By Cincinnati Reds The Cipcinnati Red.11 optioned W..wrence to lndlanapo.lls of IJlt American Assn. 011 a 24-hour rt· call IM.s is. Tf)e 36-)'ear-o)d rilht· hander had Pltctied onl)' 7� · In• nlng, thi1 year aud aut1wed 12 run1, all i n l'elief iHl"1'1J1ent,. The Chkuo Cubs pared down to the limit by shlppJni three pla)'er■ to Houston and reealljng in!ielder Jerry Kindall froJD, the same ArcericJD Aun. team. Plt.c,h• er Al Schroll , wu· rel'eaud 11yt· ricbt to Houaton while caq:ber �doe Thscket a'nd Infielder Sam f Drake were farmed oul on 21· hour recall. ie ---n--:----- B E LTS-TIE S J ACK ETS UN DER W E AR ROBES PHONE University. C3Sh Charged Handed Big lo GnddefS ·-Aro-----qnd Anet By U11lt■d Prou lntffn,llkHwll Brook& Lawrence, an all-star pitcher four years 110, w11 th� principal casualty a■ National l..eaJ ue teams , red uced the-Ir ros• t�rt to the 2S•player limit Wed• ne&day nta:ht. r •- . by Arrow, Rugby Ind JNkty By Alan Mavtt Rain or la<:k ol it wi lling , Disl rict AA and A high school baseba /I playolfs will have ooen completed by the first hall of next week, according to Cliff H elfel!.in&er, direclor, Ohio U fldCfCO\'ef • HOT lEADOFF MAN • • • I Panthers May Get Marietta Meeting In Scorehook If Sunshine Comes Out The n ight mlor l1•ll'c11.sts Wf"rf' madt' µossthle b�· lht· developmen t Of a hi ghly sc nsl l 1 \I' eolnr 1 Uht' and months of e x 1wr1me11lin g un dcr l!J{Jsting lights at L 'ros](')' I "H•'• t h• lu:iHt catcher I ■v •r Field hPrf' worhd with. H• dOHn't walk o¥tr here--h• writn notft Dn th■ ball!" Two Canadian Ci1i.,. Ex pe,·t AFL Approval May 12, 1 960 o., --- Sentinel. ------------~·---·--- Lawrence Sen\ 1 =- =- =c:---;------;-: :;::--:;-:::---;:; S TA�R;--;-S� ---;-L : AL � --:: -= �T ....,R_eds f b N P 0 i l c st g t o e art Pomeroy - Mi4dleport, 4-Daily �• I, , O., M 1 ,1 ANT ADS di - eo D I Sen ·n I, Po otice 0 roy-Mld le , O., oti ay 12, l110U-1 TELE I �ION G ID& S .Z.T 3 us ••, • ,. , ••. � t-1 � •• � I' � Ev_,,,. SI.UO. Oblltuuie, ••• I MO. p • •• • • $8.00 'IDc: bj, 10 ceive • p S. .K.we�t die rt. E ,uo.r od lor .'Our Um.I........ P n, lasl!lroom • 8: 8:30 6·45 7:00 7:00 8 .30 9,00 10:00 . 1. l1: tl:15 .. • • . I• 1:40 I ,JO 11: 11:10 11: 11:20 Ch.,nn Ca1�opn Spect,t $. mper Room ·,O t:30 11-12·1 I: :IS 1:30 1:00 :30 1:00 '1:15 00, · 1:15 ---- I & al "' - ILERS'995. I •, of EDDI ATKI Weat r . Look at 1h I 1lh Savlno1. , Look to s ur '" Prlday II .1 ,. ·,• 0 5 p 0 ' • II · II IC T .... ' ' A 811: I ., Ell•• .. . Le1ar. 'lfayor .F. S_eh b, . , '. ,!B) I . :I\< ·, :, • I ., , � ' ,:1 . .' ... 1 ., ' . i ' I • J(ll ,II'> At The ... E 'L'S ' ,.uu l:rnp w , I �• I, , O., M 1 ,1 ANT ADS di - eo D I Sen ·n I, Po otice 0 roy-Mld le , O., oti ay 12, l110U-1 TELE I �ION G ID& S .Z.T 3 us ••, • ,. , ••. � t-1 � •• � I' � Ev_,,,. SI.UO. Oblltuuie, ••• I MO. p • •• • • $8.00 'IDc: bj, 10 ceive • p S. .K.we�t die rt. E ,uo.r od lor .'Our Um.I........ P n, lasl!lroom • 8: 8:30 6·45 7:00 7:00 8 .30 9,00 10:00 . 1. l1: tl:15 .. • • . I• 1:40 I ,JO 11: 11:10 11: 11:20 Ch.,nn Ca1�opn Spect,t $. mper Room ·,O t:30 11-12·1 I: :IS 1:30 1:00 :30 1:00 '1:15 00, · 1:15 ---- I & al "' - ILERS'995. I •, of EDDI ATKI Weat r . Look at 1h I 1lh Savlno1. , Look to s ur '" Prlday II .1 ,. ·,• 0 5 p 0 ' • II · II IC T .... ' ' A 811: I ., Ell•• .. . Le1ar. 'lfayor .F. S_eh b, . , '. ,!B) I . :I\< ·, :, • I ., , � ' ,:1 . .' ... 1 ., ' . i ' I • J(ll ,II'> At The ... E 'L'S ' ,.uu l:rnp w , I �.. .. .... .---- - .. -�---- ' • ' ;3----DaiJy Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 12, 11160 Mainly About People In Pomeroy 'Ohio Eta Phi Chapter Installs Officers :At Meeting In Middleport Tuesday Night i Investiture Ceremony Held Monday Nite I Little League At Pomeroy Chu rch for Brownie Troop 245 . Fund Drive An lnvestilure ceremony for Brownie Troop 245 wa• held Set For June 4 at the U ruted Methodist church Monday evening at 7 p.m. Enterprise WSCS Sponsors Banquet Tuesday Evening Thirly-seven perso ns attend ed Following the welcome given by Mrs. Gardner Wehrung, Mrs. Betty Fultz was installed as the president of the Ohio ■y L UCILLI HAW!ffla th e Molher-D11.ughl er banquet of e leader, the Brownies formed a horseshoe and stood at oop tr · Ela Phi Criapter of t h Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Tuesday eve­ th e Enlerprise EUB Church spon• and Hassler Mr. Dalla, Mn.. r as the sang "Whenever Y ou Make A Pro mise . " c for ff s enl10n att thei ning w hen the gruup met at the Ohio Fuel G a o i e and �on, Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Paul sore(l by the WSWS Tu esday evenWehruo;·•, a p r t in t i impressive ceremony were Mrs. regular meeting. Mrs. Betty Everson, out-going president, ' '-. -uer a nd "•· ughter, U tcrei" '•nd ing, Mrs. Victor Young Jr. was the.s rTaking " . n nt assist r, a e Mlaa nd Caroly letid . �� resided over the candlelight service with other outgoing of- .-.1 11 1am B ur , on ot o um us hoate 58 for the affair which wa Jb 1rley ,l!fuJ� ,wu unable � ,1.t.• I f;1c rs · · e · j ng her. Other oII'Leers ins ass 1�t ta lled were J ean n e Braun, as 111ce µrcrnlt>nt, Shirley . chairPro�ram: M rs. Ever�on, . H us t on. ,as. recor d mi;, setre t a ry , h M arlenu Reinha rt a� correspo nd - man, Grete e n Bond urant and . Luc Amsbary as c�rol Bat'hV:I • , mg secretan, y treasurer .and Eleanor Blaettna� I Social: Mila W oods, chairr..an. u _ exte nsion offlt•er. Mrs. A. R. S,1bra Morn.son, Shirley Huston, Knight who has served the group 1::l canor Bl a t t t n a r. J eanne Braun, a s s ocial spon�or w a s also I ll - 1 C harlotlr Dtl b rd . Luc y Amsbary, stalled for thl' eunnng year. L'arol Ha(·htel and lteva Vaughn. Ways <1 nd .M eans rommiltce : Ii.:rs Full z eondut· t('d L he meet Seelig, cha mu »n, Lee Seyler, ue S '." eommitte s the d i ng a nd announce E n· rson, Shirley Beegle, ty l e !o r the comin� y ear as follows : U e Knopp, i Phyllis erkle, Lo Z s u r hairSE.rvice: Barbara Ucttl n � . et c hen Bondura 11 l. Mary T. Ma· Gr Marlene Scally, m a n. Yvonne ther and Sue G r ueser. Yvonne Reinh a rt and Apnl Smith. ,.;;:;;;;;_:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;,..__;;;;;;;,:;;;;;.,_ Scally was named u chairman for the scrapbook, w er e Su nday guests or Mr. and Mri. · Harry Keiser • Mll"l eravllle· I Mlss Helen Lochary bas returned to her home m Columbus aft.er a weeks visit. with Mr. aad M{1. Pa trn:k Lor hary. Miss Mane Uichman ha■ re­ turned home after a vi1it in Day­ ton with Mr and Mrs. Garland Weavct <1nd daught er, Ann, Rev. and Mr�. W111 lam )lo bert1 a ttended the an n ual Episcopal church c¥111 c1111,,.1 neld this week at St. J'<iu, � L 11urch, Dayton. M n,. 1·,vc1·etl ' l tloma1 substitut · cd at L h c· � .. , isbury Scho ol Wed· ne:sd.ay Jur Uon Swlshe r. :-:-t rs. (Jr.. cc t annm rf! t urntd home St.J1,d � )· a l ter a we�ks visit Pl,. n s were m11cle by the soror­ with rt> \ l i n es in Al bany. ity to a8i;ist in the ra11ct>r drive whtl·h will be conducted by lhc group during the ni•x1 two weeks and m,:ne y rollerted will be turn­ I ed in at their next meeting. Al Lhe next meeting the best ni ltunl progr.im of the year will be a nnounced and the winner of The charter was draped In the at lendance contest will be an­ memory of Oscar Bauer when nou11ccd also . lb ester Grange met Tuesd,ay Follownig t h e close of the busi• even ing. U»lc K J utz, wort hy maa11l'1is meeting, P!iyilis Knopp pre­ 1er, presided and a comrnunl c1• I se11led a cult ural program on lion was rc11.d concerning the can­ "Ard1il('dure". cer fu nd drive. A card ot thanlu l<t>frri,hment.s were served by iA'as read from Lucill e Smith for :\l r11 St'illly, Mrs. Fultz and Miss flower s scnl at lhc de ath of her An1 �hary. father. It was <ledded to visit Star l'r:wge on Suturda)' even­ ing Jun r <'I r n<l prcaenl a pro• gram. lf ur11l Life Sunday was ift· nounced for M;iy 22 .it D a. m. at the Chester Methodist Church and a l l members are urged to attend. Commi1tees of the Deacons and There were thr ee entries in Deal'onesses Board of the First the drl!ss conte s t wi th the adul t I J n itcd Presbyterian Chun·h of division winner beina Mn, Will· Midd ll'porl were named 1'u<'sday iam Kenn edy sponaor ed by Mary 1•vcnin� when the group met in Park er and the · Junior divisi o n t hr pastor's !!!lUdy for their re,::u• winn er was Sue Ann My ers. lar meeting. C. N. Jones, deputy mBBter, Hie- hard V1n1,1� han was n11mcd as spoke brieny concernlna th e in­ dwirman of the l ' hildrf'u'i; Hume spe cti o n on July 26. Mrs. Jon es ( ' ummtt lt'l' nnd will lw as:-iish:-d hy gave the rules of judclng In the �1 rs .lilllLCl'i S.inburn .1nd Dale W11l· nati onal dress cont eat. burn. A program w a� presen ted which Evf'rrtt F1)r<'mhrl wus nr1mrcl as opened with group singJng of th,· lnf irmurv Comm i 1 l<'e <' h a irman "When You and I Were Young 11��i11i1•d hy M11 r1·t1t. Ch11rnbcN1, Mrs. Maggi e" followed by roll call and Ldand with members respondln1 with a l' ;1ul l la11tons!all Brown. n ursery rhyme. J ok es were t lve n Shut in.'S· e<mun lttee w : 1 1 b1• head by David Klobl enlz, a·ftc r which rd h ,v �In. l l ernH111 Bailey with a piano solo w1111 pr e8ented by . ' llrs. f':d w;1nl Burkl' I I . Vl 1 1ccnt D,1- Pa'.t y Koblentz and Mrs. Dal e hu urul M rH. J l arnl1I Sauer scrvi11i: Kautz read a poem "Do Yo u Just wilh twr. Beloni:,?" A contes t on tln dil\g M t s11 l'hyl l i s Joachim i11 FlnwN hidden articles waH he ld and CornmlltH dwirnrnn an,I she will Harry Holter and Earl Dean l led lie m1sisted hy Mrs. Everett Bach­ for the priu. Gr o u p alnalng of , lf'f',• \I n,. f'"loyd Carmack and Mrs. "Th� P11rom Chain" concht de d Ltu:y lirl'IUI- :\1 rs. f<� dwanl Burkett the program. WIiii ll 1tlnrd ll!i Co11l11et ( 'h11irman. Refreshments were se rved at Ofrict•n; clcdcd 11i Tu1•sd11y ' s' the dose of the me eting. Th e next rnr t-l111J,: were scl"retary, Vincent meetin� will be held Tuesday, llaho: l��Nrll l<'orrman. a11sistant M a y 24. s••crclary, 11ml Tren.surl'l", M rs. Har­ old S11 11rr . Atlrnding the mt.!cling were Vincent !Jaho, MrR, Jnlll'-'S San­ born, Ukh11rtl Vau�hn, �;v1·rl'lt l· i,n•111;in, \lart·us t 'hambcrs, Mrs. l l l'rm;in 111, ile_v, Miss l'h.v llis Joart.. 1m. �frs Edward Burk1·U, Mrs. This f<' rid a y eve n ing at the Mld­ l l ,ir1il,l sau1•r ;nut Mrs. J ' .iul l lap­ dlcport High School audit orl urn lu11i.l111\ 11nd ll\l)fkrato r, lkv. How­ the Seniors · will climlll &even.I uni /lup 1 1elt wcckll al h11rd reh ear■als when they present "1'hc C lever Caddy" and "M iss Senior High" wi lh 'Mrs. llirtlu/11.v• (;p/pb ratp,I A hamhuri=t · r fry wHs held Sun- Nan Moore directing t he plays. Be lwefln the pla)'B Ol1n1 Stumbo 1lay ill 1hr hnnw of �Ir. 11nrl Mrs. I '. I L W is<' ,h . . Mi11dl<'J)ort !o tel(!· and Maid a Roush wlll preaent a hnth· t lwtr hir1 hd11 ,vs ;111d the hlr1h• dllll<'C number and l here wil l be vocal numbers by the Girls' Ch or• day 11f :\tr11. 1'1t11I K. H 11.�st'II. t H lwn altl'nd lnw 1 h c outin,i;: wrre Tiokd� �ro on Hie by the Sen­ M r . nui;;1>1•II urul '1nu�htt"r , KaYte. �I r 1111d MrR. ViC' lor l \annuhs and iors 1111d seats may be reserved , t t·hlldrrn , Kathy and Chilek, and th� Holler PhllrmlC.}', Curtain lime la 8 : 10 tor the two nrnnis Ault. ,�;;;.;;.;:;;;;:;;;;;;:.;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;;.:;;;;:;;;;�one c1:t_ pl_11.y�. _ __ _ I -FORDS FO RDS We Got 'Em I Mean Nice Ones 1959 FORD (;alax it' Ila rd To1> Coupe l'owcr .. lN'rl ! l .L: , t '1'11 lSt'-O·Dlllll(' VB I ra�inc, ra• trans . . J�2 cho, , hoa!Pr. wh1!t·wa l l s <1nd all the cMtras. 1 0,000 adua l miles and likt� lll'W !II a l l rl!.!ipec,!B. Beige fini.i;h $2595 1 958 FORD VB Fairlane 4 Door Sedan t'ordom.a l1c tr:111.� .. ri!d1u. m:'at• er, ck•a n 1 11kr10r. {111 good tin�. Ivory over tan, r 1 r11 ,11. $1 595 1957 FORD VB l''airlanc 1 Door · 22,000 rnill'� by lol-al owncr. Spo1 1css c-lP;rn rn frrl(Jr, jrt t}ia'C'"k finish wiLh wh11 .-wall ll re1!, 1mwer .... trt•rin�. r1,r1lomatk, ra­ dio ant.I h1.-.iter. $.1 495 1957 FORD "8" 2 llOOR SHI. tram, , lw111t >r, good 1 i rr-s, elllra dean i llh'1' 1 Hr, bN1ul,1ful lllhil� and hllU' k finish. $1 295 1956 FORD Falrl11ne Vktorla Hard Top l '0111w Z t,mc, wh-ile �nd yt•l low f l u . ' · , , 11pt1olslery spol lr ss. VS motor. 1rurdtJt1H ili(• trans., \)Owt·r 11 1 111luw�. ,:,;oaU and ltr11�c:;, l'udrn nnd heater. $1 299 1956 FORD VB t :oun trv St•dan 9 Pa11!K'll �l'r f'itat iun W-11<gon. f'ordom11tic, J>uwn 11\ecrin·Jili . ra· dio and • hcllkr, good whltowa,U Urr11, aharp ,color ,,f white and red wilih mnlchln,.i lnl.t'rfor. $ 1 369 1 956 FORD Power tikeri11i: :md t'ordom• t lc tr-an.., VO motor, r11dlo, healer , aH pod tirc8. titan ln lerilor. t'alrlane 4 Door . $ 1 1 95 1 955 FORD Vlrt,,rla Coupe V8 motor, o,•cnlrh•t• . viny l I n­ terior t rlm, r,itliu, <heate r, whi tewal l,, till 1itood liN'tJ. $1095 1 954 FORD VB SEDAN , V8 motor, clN111 Interi o r. tf'OOO •Jrea, orii,llutl hlut·.k (,lnMlh. Real )ri... $5 95 jt You Need A Ught Truck, )lea"l' Duly Truek or Truck • • lied.In and Equlpmonl, SEE US I Th, Easiest Place '. , In Town To Deal ' •• i POMEROY MOTOR CO. •· II Chesrer l:Jrange Drapes Charter For Mr. Bauer Members Named For Presbyterian Church Committees Smith, who pin h ed a B ro 'fl'tle held at the church. ·m e re· Four gen eultiQns or tw,q . rami• scou I pin o n each girl as l the Bro wnl e premis e . pestec lies were pre.se11L Mr�. Verne DaThe Browni e stor, was re a d b> vis, Mrs.. Car l Moote, Mi:1. GeofMrs. W ehrung w i t h troo p me m· frey Wi lson and daught er, Kelly bers Sandy While , Jane A n n W e lls Ann, a nd Mn. Dor, J et t and F ul tz and daugbte r, Lisa Kay; a nd 'Mrs. E. N. Dreama Wile, Cathy > Ne utzling . presenting the Don:ith Arnold, Mn. Arthur Ev11.1111, Mrs. rhil Ohling er and daughter, Ann story III pantomime. The t roop Marie. There w as a lso a three gr- n• s a ng "Th i'! Browni e Smile Song" eration ramily prese n t, M rs. Clar a after which each girl introduc ed Grueser, Mrs. Herbert Dixon a nd their guest! for the even i n g. Af· tcr the girls formed a circle a nd daughter, Suaa n . F'olJ o wing the dinner the g roup sang "Goodnight Brownies" the a cl o� in g s ong at ea ch mee ting, re• adjourn ed to the sanctua ry for a program with Mrs. Francis H. GI.a- fres hments uf punch nd cookies wt·rc serv ed. Lier, leader, using the tapir ( ; iris i nves ted were Pa ts)' Ash, · ·Homes WHh Lillie Towers- -Kyn Ash, Brend a Bo}· er, Elalne inda L . . 1o Kin " a vocal duet was present b rickles, Pamel a Crew, Mary ed by Sharon a nd Linda Dill a nd [ "Oss, "cathy Fultz, Sally G lobo• re adings roncerning Christ ia11 ... r. Pamela Hayes, M ary K. Hen­ k homes were givt:n by '.\1rs Thomas ssy, J e n n i f e r Mench lni, D oro• Be 11u and Mra. Herbert Dillon. A rw cutzl i 11g, t Linda W arner. playlet, "The Co n vE>nlio n o f the J Y N W ng, Ja11e 1da An n Wells, c 1 1 �;·u I h :i t'f \tlgratory Birds'' Wl\fl p 'se ted y � lies Gen e viev e Stobart, Mrs. Phil Uonn.1 �ise, Dre ama Wise , �ar­ Ohling er, Darlene Smith -Od M ar - hara Wlute and Sa ndr a Whi te. jorie Bl'! n tz. Prayer by Mn. Glazier conclud- I ed th e prp:ra� after , which a • i.horl buaineH ession was conducl· ed by Mr,. Phil Ohlinger, presi• den t A report on lhe wsws C� n, vrntwn held iii \ Colum bus was g1vrhe executive comm1tt�e of th e €n by Mrs. Glazier. At the conven .•\ mate�r Gard eners of M1ddl epl)rl tion, Mrs. Glazier was elected as nid Y.cd nesday evenlng al the leader of Group Four. •wme or Mr:;. Guy Reyn o lds to 11.ake pl.ins to celebr a te t he ir 20 th I u 1 . n 1 1•t-rsary. The group m ad e l 1 plans for a guest night and flow­ \'I" shnw to be held on J u n e 1 1l the home of Mn. Ken net h Ams• on lhn Ch este r Road. Commit tees nam ed ror t h e af· Shlrl e)' Kay Larkins was h onored wlth a surprise birthday fair are food Mn Edga r Reynolds Croo ka, party al t he hOme of her paren ta chairman, Mrs, Wal te r Mr. and Mrs, Dorse l Larkins, Fri- Mrs. N orm a n Humphreys, Mn. Edw a rd Blak e, Mrs. Ben Philson, day eve nlna:. Games were playe d Mrs. E11.rl Knight,"' , Mrs. Gl en n and re freihmt1nta o f le e cr eam t1nd a mb ert, M r s. Cecil Br adbury, cake were aerv ed to the fo llowin g : L C. Mrs. J. Rhode11, Mrs. G er,ld Pa l ly, Terry Stet hem. Gary, Preslon and Mrs, Arthur S t raus.a. Osborn e, Gall, Rog er Lind a , rogr a m co mmi ttee: Mrs. Ar• Brenda, Delmar, Di a na La rkins, P thur Skin ner, Mrs. Charles Aaa Jes,, Lo ui e , Jean, Linda Loud en. Bradbury, Mrs. Pa ul Davis, Mr.. Carl, Richa rd Wamsley, Chrli Wesley Fry and Mrs. Forrest Preston, Keith. Charle,11 W eber, Bachtel. Randy Hall, Janie Bre wer, Patty, Flower Arrang em ents: Mrs. R o­ Dav e Smi t h, Sandra N ewlun, Karbc>rt Co a ts. Mrs. H a rold Lo hse, en carter, Glenda Oe et er, Loi, Mrs. Charles Blak eslee, Mrs. Susan Sisson, Johnni e N e wlun, Michael H11wlings, Mrs. Rober t Reibe l a11d Larkln,11 and Shirley Kay Larklna . Mrs. Bruc e Llol(d. Mrs. Ethel Larkin&, Mrs. Vlrgil Executive members present W!im aley, Mrs. T resai e steth em, were Mn. Reynqlds, pre,id ent; Mr. and Mrs. Hai' o ld OshOrn e, Mrs Mrs. Edgar Reyndlds, Mrs. Wil­ Wanda Larkins, · M rs. Edna Hall, Ham Sla te r, Mr1. Fry anrt Mrs. Mrs. Betty Lou den, Mrs. Jam es Lloyd. Preston, Mn. Ruby Brewer, Mrs, V era W e ber, Mr,. G ladlne N ew• tun ii\� Mrl. F;ijhie Poff. 11 11 - I Ministers Meet Tuesday Morning In Middleport .,. MEIGS THEATRE POMP. ROY, OHIO TONIGHT MMI FRIDAY "THE STORY ON PAGE ONE" rut.a Hayworth - Gig Young "BA'ITLE m"' THE CORAL SEA" Cllff Robertson - Gia Scsl-.a - al!ro "111E BfG N U..IIT" Randy Spark-, and Vt•nNl,a Stevenson SATURDAY 'I YF T .,, I 90th AN NIV ERSARY SAL E Wom en's Flots and Spart Shoes PAY 5• t'OR A SECOND PAIR ,4.00 PAIR . . TWO s3.95 pr• • Men's Oxfords ancl loafers · · . . · • Men's Crepe Sole Moc. · · · · · · · · · · · · • Men's Moccasins . . · · · · · · · · · · · · • Boys' Sandals · · · · · · · · · · · · . . · ·. e Chllclren's Whhe Sandals · · . . · . . · · · • Women'1 Sandals · · · · . . · · · . . . . e Women's Wedge Heel Loafers · · · · • Women's Tennis Oxfords · · · · · · · · · $4.99 $4.99 . $2,99 $2.99 $l.99 $1.'9 $2.99 $1 .99 Roush's Shoe Store NO. SICOND AViol, , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GI FTS From I. H. SANBORN *PEN-PENCIL SETS Gord eners Meet Wed nesday With Mrs. Guy Reynolds A re,eord hop i.11 announced ror Sa t urday evening a t th e Po meroy Junior high s chool auditorium from 9 till I I ;30 spo nsor�d by the Uedford Recreation Ce nte r es a fund ra ising project £o r the new building to he built this year' near the Bedford school. T11 e i;pon�o·s an nounce t hs t Dick Reirl, Masler or Ce re m on ies of tlic Channel 8 Record H o p will be present lo MC lhe h o p, H e will be> acrompani ed by "The Cryst 3 ls", Chann el 8 m usica l gr.oup. Door prhes will be given and refreshments will be avaital e . �- - -- - ;tr�meall.liWELRY Wqn,en A Gift FrQm The , •an ELBER FELDS IN POMEROY HARRIS' ASH LAN D . SERVICE. RAYON Tl-RES Above prices quoted . OPTOMETRIST Mlddleporl, . . :.. . AS -' 'L()W ls· . . $11.95 are exchange price - plus tu Ir. recappable Ure GRAN D PR,I ZES FREE CARTON OF ' , .M YI.OM TI RES e 670 X 1 5 · · · · · · · · · · $1 1�95 e 710 x 15 . . , , , . . , . . $ 13.95 e 760 X 1 5 ' · ···_ '· . :_. . ,$15,95 • 600 X, 1 6 · · · · · · ' · · · $10.95 e 3 ;.. 10 gtil. GASOUNE prizes e 3 - 0ll�ANGES .' .,, . · /' •i'BEf! �l�TION" •,' 1 .. r' 'it;· • · \ ... � -0 � ' 1 ·- �. ,�;- . '· ' ' ·• , ASH LAHE>:,!�: :� �-t·· .�:�f�J.t()_,w:CTS ' ' ;"'' " ' -· �•" '' � ·-·•,- . 1 s :! . Motor Oil� ,ond :�retiiie° •Val�ol ine . / . . •Quaker State Mo�r Oi ls '. ' !t Deloo Batteries :1 i ;�' · •AC ' Plugs and Accessories - . , , , . , ' ' ' ,, , ,l • ' I t \ • ' 1 -. I f ' • } XII -- - · . • ,- NO. 24 ' Demo l.iists Truman Puts Blessing On Symington ClUCAGO UPl - Former Pre■• ident Harry s. Truman today en­ of d orsed Sen. Stuart Syming to n M.tssouri for the De mocrat ic pres­ ide ntial nomhu1fi on , , "l expect 1.1: support the honor• abl e Stuart .:i.;ruingLon," Truman to1d a news cunf erenc e here lo· day.l ·1 'w)UD &aid, "l am sure as l can be, i( the Democrau r omi• nate tlim, he will have no difficul· ty in carrying a t rem endous ma, jority ot the e lectoral votes in the elect.ion in Nove mber. "1 sh all do everythina 1 poul­ bly can to contribute what help I can to hl8 nominatio n." , Truman, who · cam e here today to ,addresa t he Exec utives' Club of Chicago , t hu8 confi rmed repeated reports t hat he eventually would come out openly for Symington in an effort to atop the ar owing pow­ er of the move toward n omi nati on o f Sen. John F: Kennedy of M11a­ saehu.setts. Truman named hll cho ice In a formal atatement whi ch he read to newamen, He pointed out lhat Sy min1ton "has been unanimous­ ly endoned by Lhe Missouri d ele• &at ion or which 1 am I mem­ ' ber." ..., "1 have been very car eful not to make an announcement that would in any way embarra,a Sen­ ator Symingtont he aaid. " ''The onb reason 1 have waited until now to mak e the ,nnouneem ent is OOCauae I want to help hilll and not hurt . him." •. •' • ' ,.·,,. -.- l'EA'OIER -- - Htllt - ..adllM. .... ....., ...,. Ohle: C..1�11...• r........... .111111 -� l'e rlle INt.f!l'f!tu Of Tlae Hdt,s-M•s111 ,tree Ohio , Frldit, May 13, 1960 IIMtrel 1huA 10 WtnMr ..... ttt• 1ft11,u■1L P•lr WMI', INrttJ � ..., ..e .. nlfht. S.tunlay •MJ MIi ..,., •r. Lew t....... M,.,U. --- s:NGL& r.0'N - k Russian s Ca nc el Visit Of Air Generals To US ' New Crises Heats Up Cold War Following Incident Of Downed U-2 Jet Plane Over Russian Skies By Rocket _ WASHINGTON · (UPIJ - Ru8Sla, m a blunt rebuff to the United States over the spy plane incident, today abruptly can<'elled a scheduled U . S .. &ood will tri p by it, top air force gen- , "This ia the Pre1ident's ,how" ta ld Herter u he pu1hed away ■ microphone which wu thrust be- ... lore him at Orly Air Field He �eclined to comment on an; ,u� ieet. H �ter waa the !int of the t op lore12n sl.al.elmen to arrive NORWEGIANS PROTEST OSLO UPI-Norway, one of America'a at.auncheat NAm alliea formally prote1ted today again,t an American plan to land a tra ns--Ru.ssi.an spy plane in Nor• way and demanded an end to 1uch lncidenll. . Foreign Mlntlter Halvard M . Lange, who announced the p� funcil or a worthy came and 1J the ai1 at the wne time tor tbieliteninr: to oblit.nte Amerieab b .. e■ In Norway. It wu the- fint diplomatic ac­ lion ag1inst the United Statea by NOTWay since N orway joined the North Atlanti c alliance. Marshall K. A . Veflhlnin, commander�in,chief Of the Red air for"' who had been ,cheduled to arrive here Saturdav f with nine fellow offic:era, notified the U.S · Air Force he was .. ca II.mg off tb v1&1t · · because unfavorable circumstances ha\l"e been created. . , ° _'ryie development was the latest 1n the mounting cold wa r ' new s Department Fir Mlddl� e cr1s1s touched off May 1 when the Russians downed a U.S. FIREMEN PREPARE AUCTl�-.:::_-!t'be canoe you see pl ctured above ls not t!leplane on a spying mission over the Soviet Union. emergency-rescue boat, it'• )JJ•t pne of the hunµ.reds of !le ms the del)artme_nt wllt . put up , flir auction Saturday. That's TM crilit er,..., hH relMCI Russell "B ruz" Mµlg, co-ebairman of the aucUop, •nd Jack Bechtle clowning for the Sentinel •�era. · v iew and "nfaybe they won't" doubb tbout p,..w.n, 11.,.. He hinted there would be no ho'IINr'1 tchedvlM ylllt •• • .,. er intervie-,, until Soviet officiala 11■ next fflOl1.fh. ... i.t ,....,... finilb their invelti&ation . Nikita s. Khruthchff hlmaelf I 1UltNted tbl1 WNk thet ,_. Pl:IPAl:11 SUMMIT ho.., might not .. walcolN H PARIS UPI------SecreLUy of State a re1ult of HM SPY plan, 111&. Christian A. Hfflff flew Into The Rocln, omo;,..cy oquod . .... · Part, today to prepare for the 1 . rd ls Auction Day m Ml�sd-1eport for the VO unteer .,.... , "" wltO tho stork ,Th e PreS1d ent, �ever, hH lt t 1tar1 of the summit conferentt . Satu 1ay I . fire department, bringing to a clofill . several weeks of ha.rd lo.-d•J• y it be k uown that he would not Monday and prompUy made it . Mn. Jewel C••• Appl• Grove, eriff Robert Hart enbacb i1 ca ncel the trip unleu Khru1bc�tv clear be would my wor� and preparaµon for th�s fu� raiablg campaign. out of the This la the thlrd annual 1uct1on wH enrouf• to IJI• Hctldr, Ho► bo ng today._ quiet in thie law P:Craonally w1thdr1w1 the lnnta- limel..iJbt. tory OpU et St.are. i · for the department . and h opes are pltal lly- cu et two o'clock enf *reement busineu �ontinue1 t1on. Should Khrulhchev do so, La St year several un .uauol items when the imml,Mtnt approech thrq ugh today and Into the w eek Ei1enb ower h11 uid that it will be the blgC:est. Each that wo11ld Lhe auction alld year the number of Items aeeured were &£!cu.red for of th• ,torlc m• -,Nd ler end . H owever, from experle nce, be al l right with him, this• y ear's' sale will Include everyseem to grow and this year is no tr,nlPOl'fJitlon necflllry. . She be knows it might be the "quie t The United Staltt again dl'!­ •nd nanny gQatB transferred to the .,.,.. before the storm.'' different. Both new � used mer- tbing t�m billy wi, man ded. meanwh ile, that tht Ru&• e r lh On ly two prieon en oocupied alans all ow an interview wi th 1ency 141-..act ffhlcla at. bcint ch:mdia.e has been obtai ned from to �hen Binks. soine of e mo un\(Bual items besid es the can oe and cltlrens at local merchants arid rta4· to Hol•r Ho.pit-al at the M eigs County jail and Chief stalk or ban- G1lllpoll1 in plenty of tlni• or Herbert Gi l k ey reported t he M ld­ Francis G. Powera, captured pilot Middleport and the aurroundl ng pictured above . Is a f of the spy plane , who ha, been ' an$s, i $25 bond' 1 loidl or .fUI A Meig• Cou�ty farm girl could be named American Dairy dlep0rt jail vacant for the flrs t held incommunicada in Moecow areas. the eftflt: . .. d irt, case o$ peaehea, man)' trade on l •bout Princess according lo plans outlined this past week by the put ar's e aui:t y i:laint Mother •nd · child .,. at , t i m e this month. . La for 13 day,. $ 1 200 in the d epart nient treasury. cer1ificates 'sponsored by ihe mer- well, it wa, r.,orfect tod•y by In M elks Co unty jail are Jesse Meigs Dairy Se"ice Unit. This year the .gO&l is set for $1500 chants of Middl eport, and [our Mrt. MN Clela nd who h,ndtfl an d J err y Will lather 10d son Officlal1 here 11id th e new re­ Each county in the state is being asked to name a candldate bu l 88 auction time drawa near de- ha riis along with ml.Ilf anUqu es. the, emer,-ncy ull, for the Peach Fork, wh o ■re ser11ing out qu e,t was made vetb1lly by U . !or the state princess and the state princess will be automati­ · Ea.ch ye&r this auction provides Recine unit. pa:rtm ent off iC1al1 M8 walijier.illg sentenc es rrom the court Of May- S . EmbaHY offici1l1 i n Moacow cally entered in the contest for American Dairy Princess. _______ or Charles Lega r . Jam e, N ed Call Thunday a, they delivered a U. if that goal can be reached. The fund8" 'for· 'tiort�y ·cause all,d at the The contest i1 open to any M eigs . M ld dl eport 's last -pri■oner, wa1 S. note to t he Kremlin. m�ne:y made on cam�ns sue� 11 sanie t tn.e Proves,Lo be fun and• en1g C un ty farm girl who is over 18 &r'OOffllDi. eacll 18 per cent. o H eft rinoScheduled t lbg. d atten 11! r o f Ttt. " no e r�iliing e 4uestloMcl t wtietlter and e up taken to the Clncij\nali Wor,k.1 this is used for the car Any Meigs County girl intereat� years at a1e by October 1 1 980 ' keep of the emergen�)' and fire house yeaterday to serve s 30 d ay n.. Krtmlln'a explolt1Hon of and not over 25 ye1n o£ aie. Sh� ed in securing details and entry Moving Route 33 Powers' apy miaslon WN- detitn­ de )'Aftm ent, and the betterm ent of BELLEFONTAINE, o. UPI-A a entence.. must be a hlp iclN>ol gradU1te blank may do ao b)r contacting the 11 00 ffi tcl to IG� nHt ...... IUlft,, t. e men Webster d t ef Jed Chi part Pomcroy's c �ing will be hild here p_ubli .ht: p a nd muat not be nor ever hne Meigs Dliry Service UniL Bo• 32, Fuoer■l servkea for M1r ret 1 • m l "'"'int and -1 • the ed no activ�tY. . ,if!. his . �e Po�Y, Lhe Coun t, Extention next Wed nesd�y o n �i-h:,,vay Of\· r been mur1ecl. The ru,eman' !I Auxil�iry1A _mp4e ., /. Wadsworth Johnson, ice ei, the . · ·. � I war. : ell', ov or lhe )ill � � Off!"!' or ••> dlrfflor ol Ute D oiry S. -1. U. te e r . l'l•'J' toci W , .. · . . fiy t(1� :5 JuclsiJ!I wiU be bped OD da d.to&bler- of lhe Joa.A. V. - op of ....... .. ...JV-'f!< . ,( ·· . J Slt erill _Haiien_\a� _n,ped foul'• a of·• �fructtorr; -� E.IDJ)Wy o [tici;\s bad 1ft:ed on tarm blttiround, 20 per cent, &eD- Sert,e Unit. 33 � . worth, for mer euperintMdent of me.m�'fl'ill, �nd�e1, .cdfhme I m t«1 _acc�ss highway . be- ported -a• o ne-car �ect af Qr�d- Tuesday to SH Powera. Under ■ eral char■ctcr, speeeh, peraonal State and 1:11t1onal wi�n will the Parkertburg Rllil & Reff Co,, • fee, soH chinks and other. light re- ( t,r;"eeh t�nest1el� and H11n ts_v11le. li\iry l ast night with no lnjur 1 e!1 1933 agreem ent , �th Ruuia and th..-.cter• body conformation and become full time or part time em., � rwbo passed away last night at 10 freahmenll during the day and ployea Of the dairy industry for the Uni ted S tates promi1ed that The plans call for relocati on o r and no erre1ts. Items ral· e v e s with along ning eve ral e Gen igs e M o'clock in th e UP About Pa., R, the year following lhis a,leclion. on, Racine, told De- intervi ews Walt Paul e h l J t skir to y a s e ighw h would , be granUd mil of 12 6500 -LES Holpital will -be held Saturdoy al of baked goods including home- production workel'll at th e steam nor th edge of Bellefonta ine. p.. "wllhout delay" In such c.a&es. The girl mu.t have a dairy back· a puty es Say re that he Charl d e the bak 2 p. m. from the Ewing Funor,J m ade bread.. S�me of · diVlalon plant or the we1Linl• ground, but it I.& not ne«aury that , pli ed his brakes and his car sl ld But U. S. officials still hav e r e ­ goods will he donaed by the JoUY Home. house Electric Corp., went on sbe now live on a dairy farm h)lo , a guar� rail near the WM,PO ceived no formal answer to their The body will be ■hipped Sat- .tfonch Sewing Club as well es oth- strike today a-fter all-niaht negoti• Ml l GS GEN ERA L HOSP ITAL Final �ntry dale for the Mei.gs car, Radi o ata t 1 o n driv e way. Th e requ ellt. BAdmitted: Sy l via Jo �naon. Chesurday evenlng at 8 : 83 p. m. on er person, outside the fire d Coun� a t jons laile d to ,produce • settlecontest II June 1 , 1960. Tbe ow n ed by Ed O'C onn or, Raeln e , Soviet Pr emier Ni)dta Khruhire; Emma Conway, , Middle port; the B. & 0. Ra!Jroad, accompan- p,artment . WI• 8tat e contest will be held June 24 ,menl. wa s heavily d a maged . sh c h e v lold r e porters at his in. . ff ied by her buaband to East St. Harold Ramsburg, Middleport RD; and Z5 at th e Fort Hayes Hotel ir The Auxiliary will also h old a The Slate H ig hway patro l in ves fonnal Gorki Park preu conferWuis DI. where it will arrive at The wor ke rs, m e mbers of Local Mrs. Adam Eber&bach, Pomeroy ; gited an accid Columbus, Ohio. at e terday e nt Nala• e e d J seh e du and Howard le which rry Lawson rummaa e f sa ence tha t "maybe" American o 16 U )' S . � 7 :3, ;, m'.' for aervlcea there w ith 107 , 1 United Electrlcsl Worker, Ma rgaret Johnson, Syracus e; Wil· 2:� T.he winner of the n1tion1l COL Rou te 248, 4 · 2 rici11. ls will be granted an inter• ! he Waugh, both of Pt. Pleuant p. m. on o gel u_nderway at 9 a. m. with \ interment Monday afte rnoon in Union independen t, voted last mo Sto bart , Pom eroy. miles e_ast of Ches ter in which High School, att lhe 1960 Muon test will bttome • full time em• the auctio n to Jollow at 11. C_rltt Disc harged: Edith Woods, Hartb e Valhalla . P■rk Cemetery. eet Lo strik e over lU '\m resolved w 8 Th driven , Cas C by ca e lma r e ounty winnen .in the Week in ployee of the Am erian Dairy A.­ s o( .orad!o?d, J r ., w all .be t�e auction- ,g .ars. Job"Json was a member rievancu and the firing of three r iaonville ; Mrs. Leo Taylor, Ra- Route 3• Long Bottom and· MarWashingt on contest spomored b7 IOci•tion ror one. year and will eer for �h� sale wh�cb will be he�d cine JU); Glennie Little, Middlethe Epilcopal C h urch, e mployes charged with violence.. receiv e a $1000 acbolanhip. • 1 K o i ng rk te e n Bechler (D-W. Va.). o a u Rep. . r, P o L e G R n in_ th e Ewmg bulldm& on lbe T_ m . The Rev: William Roberta will The strik e aftect8 about · e,000 port; Nellie E egen, Mid dleport; Bottom, w er e inv o_lve d. ' l"b e namea of Lhe winning hi&h Middle port. Thll is the building MI'S . oHiciate here. workers at the pl ant lncludlng an Cliftord DewhunL, Rutland; 1dlool junion were announced by Parker was pulling· on to t he used by the department 1181 yeu �on-producLion Larry -Parsons and d augh'ter, N ew I 500 SUrvtv.ors· are ber busbaqd eatimated Rep. Htehler after tabulation of sta te route fro m a t ownship roa d was laat occupied by th e Fae•. and ' Haven. Henry L. Johnaon · 1 daughter em ploye8 t he hnding8 of 111 independent and taile� to s e_e lhe Case vehicle Ellen Grace .Mo rian, . -Stanford, panel of jud1es, compoeed of Sen. appro■chmg. Mmor damag e was Conn., five arandd1YP,ten; her • ' �e!lorted to the vehicl�s wi th n o CHICAGO UPI - Temperatures John Sherman Coo per (R-1'3.), brath l�ra LYie Wa daWor\b, TUlaa, IJlJ� rlea . parker was ci ted lo t he rose from the Rockie. to the Ap­ Sen. Gale McGee (D-Wyo), Rep. Otla.; Arthur, East St. Loui&. a J Metge Count, CoW:l •I 9:30 • m. palachians . today, ironing out a Fred Schweni('l CR-Iowa) and ·. sister, Gretd1en W,dswarlh Shonk s &i t urday £or failure to yie ld ireries e� strange spring contrasts. Rep, John �demaa (D-lnd.) Eait St. Loule; eeveral nieces and r ight ol way. Snow tell Thursday in lhe moun­ A counLy wide lafe ty che ck of n ephew,. A -•on HeDQ' precedJerry an d Natalie will be among c tains of Tenneasee and North R ned ed her m death. 22 wlnn era lrom t he Fourth Con­ motor vehicles will start Carolina a1 temPf!raturea (ell to Mon day, May 16. it was announ­ Friends m,y call al lhe fWlerof p-essional District traveling t o HAVANA, Cuba UPI _ Twe nty Jet Engine 2-SO P l . . . . • reeonl lows tor mid- ,M ay. , home •t ll1J' time. Wubinaton on expeOR-paid loun ced today by Kenneth Grover, · The !allure of a jet engine probWASHINGTON (UPI) thouiand 11udenta and worker, P'omaroy High School Athletic But, in the north, Alil81 City, during June and early July this safety chect chairman of tbe damorlng far more firing squad ably bnlu�t about the downfall Qf America's U-2 spy plane Plrector Howard Knl9ht Mid Mont., reported a mi dnight read­ summer. Whil e Lhere, they will Meigs County highway llfety or• n:ecution, •hou� anti,U. s. alo- over Ru ssia, with results that may change the course of his­ Oklahomam Depart . Ohio u. officiall today AW ing of 7�ne of the hi&best in work in Rep, Hecbler'a' office, le! ganiution. . .Mr. 1na Am. OIC&I' .&>eaVer, Pur• a:a na &Jld demanded the end of to.cy in ways still far from clear. little chine. Of PomerDy pl■y-­ the national and well above mid­ Congreu and it.I commill.eea in The loc1I .safety ch eck ill being cell, Okla., left tod&y for their .Kavarla'a Int two major indepeodSoviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's account of the cap­ ln1 South Point S.turd■y clue to night te mperatures in D ll19, Los action, meet and int.enlew covem­ conduc ted as a part of Highway home after 1ttendl111 tbill · funenl ent _papen 10 • demon■traUon laat- ture the plane and its pQot, Frands G. Powers, is so full w.t vround, and conflict with Angeles and Miami anl.d more ment offiti1l1, and participate ln Safe ty Month being conducted oijlil,�•fiy 1/>1' mornlnf. ol Arthur Beegle, et llot<u. ·'-'lkellhoods that it is bein• ' missed out of hand Bobut ..met. nationally. Mr. Grover aaid that higher than At· other activities. than 30 degrees r, d,s "To 'the ..,♦11 "-the eall for the of obvious ·um ,,- Beaver ii • • coualn of,. Mr. Beeaie Thet pm., totefhar with • lanta'a 44. May is th e mon th choaen for the here. al expdrts . �J}nlc by d • ttme an up 1tren1tht In tho Rid •Ir 411• diatrlct fln1111l1 ..m•, 1hould the and baa been in the ae,b.i r.i \ er �inl BG.�,l� Welled Al lhL' 111me time, alternate, Safety Check 11 it ii the start T emperatures t hrqughout the P reaident Eitf:nhowtll' Pointed crowd. th ro¥! again e J fenNS. f4e wa1 c.qht, It 11 cbandliir(i: bUJineu ini Mcell -!or the P■nthen win, prnumaltly . northern Rockies ranked above were an nounced who will make of the vacation aeaaon and more · · 11,d for death of "trallora to "diSC!repanclea" In the Soviet bellffff, u ly NC•u• ho had lt ' C1 I.be 1,1tiat .47 �u• , will bo played Mond■y ■nd those in the rest of the na tion the trip in c.ase the winnera can­ can are on lhe hJ&hway1 through reactionary acco un t,- at bis newa eonlerence 10 .,. clown to • ,elaliw ly W hlle heN Mr.' IDd Mn, Benv'1 W h� . •��P,r>d� , l� e Tund■y of next WNk. {S.. during a night spotted by rain, not accept . They are (first alter­ th e summ er months. In Meigs · Wednesda}'. low •lt' ltude. viailed rei,.tivea In the �ciae ci>m- pre!9 , , ; A group bf •tuden t speakP■ .. 4, today). Sports Dffk, e d 1uppo1idriDle anJ fog fro m the Ohio Val­ nates listed ftrat); Jeanine JordaJI County, th e local organ.Ju Lion 1, orm l w e ll ei,e A dd i ei:11 . chara:es thal at the en r lll ni From hi• . r eported takeoff In munity. of Pt . Pleasant and Sh eldon F. interested in cbeetin&- aa many · un1ted1 �\J,te11 waa pl•nnlng an Uo n &Cl known £acts, it now is Pakiatait on May . l, Po-wer, lifted Syr■cu•• •mtreenty ley to New England. 'r h e .Roush or Wahama, and Janet F.ah· vehicle■ as posaible before the · -widely acc epted that Pow era can .:- I NCOMI - -. HY "inv asion" of CUN. ' the extraordinari' plane-in ef. squad m■de its tint run In their e naur, second alternate. Th e W e a t h er Bur e au predicted long M emorial Day weekend . 1 COLUMBUS UPI-State f'ln- • The dem onstr1Uon ,tarted otr blame hi1 capture on • me chanl- feet a jel-prope truck shortly be" lled glider-lo an n•w Both o f the winn ers are out• 1 The check tbill year will be 0 bt. "funeral parade" cal problem In hl.1 hl1h · fiyina altitud e of 65,000 feet and head- fore noon tod■y to t■kt Mrt. showers expected lrom the cen­ ■nce Director James M:aloon � 11 1 can dleli.. ppalachians to N ew Eng­ 11Land.ing in bo th ac..demic and ex­ made through lhe cooperation of tral A 1 " e , "remarkabl any on -not e Ported today that at the en4 of by 3,000 iltuden� for the independ- plan ,._,.., •- •• ,.. __..■I land. ed acrGSa Russia at a ■peed protra�utTicular activiti e■ . 10eal organiutions. Tbe check is A"'"' .,.... the 1tate'1 billa amo un ted ent newspaper Dl1tlo de la Ma· RunIan roek eI, 11 the Sov Ieta bahly exceeding 500 tn il ea an Hospital for tn■tm.nt. Sh• wH e xpec ted t o be complete d by May 1aid, or on an:, oth er ainclllar to $2,879,tlU more than It• in.- r'ina. t■ken fil!lt to th• offlc• of Dr. hour. TO CLEAR TRACKS SOLDIER HERE 28. Th e slogan of th e current device. t e Sovi Employe.s seized the paper this come. A school proaram · quarter• H.wetson ■nd then to the �olo )lASSllLON, O. UPI - Balli• aatety drive is "Tbe Llfe You PFC Jvhn B. Thornt on ea routt: fl t l P ■ n f ' proce ede d on a north• a conPow er lth t ower, ct. ,quid, ly payment of $31,167,842 IC• week because it bad been ertt ic,l s al by th• I pl crews Save May Be Your Own." from Ft. · Knox, Ky., to Fort Mon- more & Ohio 'Railroad counted for th e overcommitt• of Premi er Fidel Caltro's' conduct al..,_. here to h,ve ,.,..... erl)' course ac rosa ·th e center of e and cl repair ar lO today worked spent schooling for J., N. h, t mou · MITIRS GET 1309 • · · c•rt1ln w.,kne"" rather fh •n Ruula for l,300 miles to I posl• of the cuttian rev�ution. n me l ________, - --rChiet of Polill'!e Herbert Gllkey I a 20 day leave with his mother IM feet of track soutb ' of here ti r di0 k 1 th er Mr1. Ruth Thornton, at 1 1 1 But- Whu re,, .! ' c,rll, ;e�e :��· 1,_d tr1.�1 �:; b�hi:d U:e tJ ra� . :::�: said tod ay meter collectioM for 1 1 , . Therc we c o J j r e, Th o r e y. te m o , t P A,e rnu the past I ll_� totaled $309. w · s -•a::· ;:·s::r:::: �glon, aome th i ng went WTO"ll M,ybe p..,.antlcip,tln• �tllct or Jo; • ' · aom e oth er re11on, attempted . . 1 · r /: PARIS UPI - l'la,bo)'<iiplomat ''IOl!Y< , action. Aeeof'!lnl , lo lho •• stMdt.lna_ihlnl tm'-' \;I,aw whi<h WH to �ve �-hi !Jr! CAPE CANAVERAL: 1,, K h.. •n��"!.1n lhe " A o r p e t t , , p u . ,.••h ,.. ?ri Gr,y told . . bi pb>J lon bla je Wlh u ol lbe Delta II IO n ,llitude ol l,OOO •mlleo. ' American ,dentiota !Ired . · ,u 1 o n• , l ght ,t , mpreucr &tall. � I red e �uf� �bly . 1r,, teleipetry: ile h w a( h t " neW81Pen , , of ,,• PJinca ae�W<l ·� -nuinber mirror!'' , baUq,fm . I r.e•:\'#1� ' Mi th th e name of • beautitul wo C'Llj:VELAND UPI-A croup or after , thHe fellow.s, but they 1l �eDel centc:r of America-." �f the l.bifd , l°i •� event, Powen !brought apace today, IP� Qi.en -,pp�-.� �a\ffj , h1ppened - · "Jl � dicated separation · O'Neill said the 1veru:e viola- man on his lips. . · M'f) fl:effl ·· auoceufUI, , it �1!91� at.qe, "'we b•Vfl no - continned re- 1tbe plane down tb 85,000 to itO,· 20 Oblo fanner, were l.n a run• J drive our men away." , lost it. , 1 about rmerl f� ai;--old e y 48: Aly, t cos d mil lionaire son Th� 20 farmer, object to a law tlon woul .Q(IQ fe,,� If the �Uef Uat bis nin1 'b8 ttle with [ederal &uthorl The, 186-powul ' PJ'OJ,ct' !cho' Pt? �.� /ld�i!- •lnto all eatir.ely dl.Q�· o,or'-8 �•\ it fired. or courae, I 1 eputy d Khan, smce y Aga But te ar. la e the of father of • a ut $1,0 ect _cb flamed mu bow ln e n o limit a puts whi�H• · UI mrr o ' ,W . , - ,1 ties today in the midst of i ·, ellite rode.· into the � on , , 0:: mt· drbl\l, er It eoul<l, , havfl arone 1 maJ hii.11.} tll and for• e presen t Aga Khan, ot able to serve a aummone, n is t ng l Ohfo tr)' in was grow can rea ,Problbly r e to farm a �heat l.ar ffkial e PNtlkt aff9, olution" v re t "whea ' · LaolMiri.1 J foot-tall �J>elta, , the napoD.•i ati'itiht up or .atr'1&1lt do'#n and the U. S. has resorted to taking mer husband o f Rita Hayworth, e grain is not hi• ,princith it In the d enaer atmosphere. 1 thUI ID.oment, we really when Th t •� "'� -,1e1, hef11uifk:IU111, A( faillU:. . ly t n e consist o wh tarmen ne•eat epaoe rocke� e . was pronounced d ead in a Pari• Tblt iB wbere, i n one way or and d eltberatelY violate the w heal pal crop. U it Is for his own . uae, , li�ns against the property, d'Dit1d kllOW�1We . lff �Ina (t\\1' · M 1,,dttathift'" fMl •tttit• lnf••..ltte For the fint feW 1 ospital shortly before midnight h 1 , e know we'l l get the money "W , � y \ e ii 1 Hmlted to 1:i acre.a. 1 1- • farmer aot i' lm unians R the r, cr e anoth . b he • odtl� Iii 11 apher.: l · ,, i • : ' t '1' \1 lbot looked a:opd a1 ' ' the mfl■l e: clati.J op laws d ive away d p 1 e may af_ter his Lancia collided head-on W said. Neill ay, d e m o s " �' " Jaffee uld there wa■ a remote There' wtlre confllct. In ' the Na• � - climbed hlsh JnLo the 'bl4clt mornu. s. M,;shals with pitchfork,1; O'Neill nid eaeh year farminer■a h ve to wait u hl. t e farmer with a ench ed1n. �-------Fr � � � � � iky. Theft the tratt.lna: opera• tiooal , Aer�utiCI and Spate Ad· poatlbWty �the aateWte bad . 1one :lU ToMAT I C QUALI FIIII: . shotguns or clubs wh en ever they through out the country vote Wit�el!ICI aa1d hi• dying words KALAMAZOO, :Mleh. UPJ-Ohlo arrive at the fa rms. the referendum lo continue wheat dil'!I to ac� a2a mst his estate, mlnl�UOll'1' ieporta on the pros• Into some otber.illor bil bealdea tlona ,pparentJy went haywire. but lbe go vernm ent 1ets ' I t.a were ' how is Bettina?" He was University was the firat automa· qu ota&. Robert H. Gray, field , project UM or the ahot. NASA flrt& an- one which h ad oeen planned. asking about lbe bea\ltlrul Fren ch claim in then." , Assistt,in" or t ua t si NCAA's the t's ugh qualifier o " r c i a t £ 100 1tandlni balloon, Ecbo The J 1t.aae1 three that maitiCtr fdr the federal ' apace nounced here model who h■s been his constant h t farmof n 20 o i t objec sup. e Main ar as t e quo e th r yea ry e Ev O' WIUl1t11 )' til nt e J. nam r · t U. S. Attome , fe�� ta�, was detlgned 1111 tlle !int D11tr ict ,t ba ·JebaJl tou . �•• G9(Mlard Spac� {Jilht had fired 1t1cceufu!J,v;, , yean and ers la that they bel ieve they need companion in reeent n• rs e farm all most l a by ported •!'in· bu\1 ht the t o n on thi! are e onth, of m "W nh:t said. Neill Htem t de world•Wl . Celllei hi Wa&hiri,ton, Nid there Later, NASA office, ln W11h• itep towarcf • more than 15 acres o f wheat Just who was besid e him in the ear. eri· Mld-Am tbe e law, but lb our cept those in Ohio, O'Neil l sl'lid. th with clincbine pathy Bobcats' o�c phone e tel and televilion of are officW. ject' ro " uid ington malfUnctlon p , ·.,,ere Jndic,tiona of I Aly was at the whoeL 1 dlltJ to enforce iL We try to p ''They have become Ulowo 118 Lhe to feed their livestock. can Conference UtJe. duriac the 1atdlltei 1 t,na couUDi W\Able to coufirm at Um time the munlca�om. erals. . !, Saturday Is Auction Day For · F'rremen Mi•ddlepo·· rt VOJunteer E"? geney S�u ad w,ns Race w th Stork Thursday Quiet Reigns lnJ. •31'Js Of M e1,rs COunt t, Meigs Farm Girls Invited To Compete For 'Dairy Prine�' On t' · h , �e� JDg �:a-IL.a � 1'0fke�\S · pJant · il) eam l 'tE Blood FaDUS · , bed- · POID • t Pleasant JUDI'ors· Named • IDDefS 1· Tnp I et. E-�nf11ne Failore B eJieved eason F. or powers, apture Thermometers Rising Across U. S. Midwest Meigs Campaign For Auto Safety Starts May 16th Dead}ine News of llr.' !pf. lll1 - .,.,.,,.MY �w- .: it m i�\I� t$ ,n • ' . "OJIR · Sf;IIVIIJE 6VARANTEE• J'O · SA'.rlSl'l''?, ., • VOL ent1ne al y w oot Radi ' 0 Mi. rror Lost- In V01"d Of 11\nF ' . pace S es.5f� J;. . f � � ral '"· Af .inn� ve ,. ' ter uce ilf1 r-PofC, ' f� · -ro� . Vf i.ctit.•· ,w,,, Fla. :·halo ' i • i. -t_ . lly UnllH p,.. l"t•rnatlan.., lllll,._d hltht e,a,. In thtl U nltN Statfl at ftl• ...lnnlnl of IMO tot•!" 1 ,67'- - to '-nn • MIid IIM 16,GOe mllN lent,. • .,.l... ""----- ' -- ' 0 ,• 1 :, I ,, ·- ...... -.,·-,01',: (.�� .... ,, . ' , ,,, · ' cult\nlbUII, • tudent Masses , ' I Want Shoobn ' gs GOO DYEA R TI RE BLITZ SALE I. H. SANBORN MW st. ELBERF ELDS have a complete SERVICE DEPARTMENT for your TV SET, RADlO or VICTROLA. 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AS LOW AS $t 0.'5 ' Now You Kno, ��� " ""':,!;:· ,Ii: inst . &04 � Johnson Died Last N• hl In Meigs General THE 1°" LATEX WONDER WALL PADIT Bedford �roup Sp,o nsoring Hop Saturday Night *WATCHES > ' ' , EV'ery Grad Deserve! . A Special Gift And A Hom ec oming will be held a t the N1o ml Bap tist Church Sunday •vith th e aerm on bv t he Rev. Sam­ Jet Jacbon at ii a. m. Fol l ow­ Ing tti e dinn er at n 'lOn, t he after• noon serv ice will lf!gin at 2:30 p. m. wilh the Rev . 0. L. Latham paator of the Trit.dstone Baptist Church in Gal l ipoUs, the 2ue1' 1pe1ter. The t!h oir of the Trit<l­ atone chlll'Ch will also be prese nt. Homecoming Sund1.1y ••• > Wllh Purehaac ol 10 gal. ol *BILLFOLDS , For !Ilea' ilnd ,.n.!ll"°Y. ,. APPLY SPRED SATIN IN MINUTES SOFT DRINK - 16-oz. *CUFF LIN'KS *TIE At Tbe Eleanor Circle or Huth Met h odist Church will mee t this e vening al 7:30 al th e chureb. in Mi ddleport. Misa S!llly Sdiaaf will be the de votional lc&der and during th e proeram ho ur a candlelight in­ si.ll1tlon 11ervlce will b e conduct­ ed for the omc"'. �a,Jeaae1 wlll , -bl? Mra. Judy Fri· ser ind Mt!. Bhly Jo Krawsczyn. ""' R ev. H o�ai:-d Ruppelt. secre tary f>l the 'Middleport Ministe r ial A�­ socia tlon, pre1lded over th e open­ ing session when Lhc group met at t he Church of Ch rist Tuesday morninA'. Rev. Clyde Ba rtl et ! w a s eh•ch.'d tts vice president e nd he pre11idrd ovnr the buslne11 mcctin � in 1hr absenc e of lhe pre 1dde nt, Rev. Nylc Bord en. Rev. Ba rtlet t presented lh c srr­ mon re14m e using t he topic "A Moth er' a Love ," Re v . Raymon d Ko.,krigh t nn• nounced that the s taH or the C'om• munity Dally Vacation Bibh• Schoo l would meet a t t h e Heath Methodl 1t Churc h al 7 p. m. �ion . day, May 18. Plan■ were mad e for thl' Br1ct·a­ \aureate 1ervlce of Middleport tltah Sehool, which wlU he held May 22 with Rev . R uppe lt d e liver· ..J L .tl 1, O , 11 I Cn-11-Uren, Ina the ■e rmo n, lnvoc1 t lon will be Home Sri nday £r,enin1 given by Rev. Bartlett , the scrip• Sunday eventnc memben of the ture by Rev. Borden and R('"v. l•'tC\d WYF o( the Mldd ltrporl f'jrat I. Gardner will pronount'e th e bcn­ Unlt ed Prcebyte rian Church will ed ictlon. The m ettln1 closed with pra)'er meet al the church at ,s p. m, to bY K:.; ::r�l t:h:,:I:;, •k •:.; •;. :,.:R::•:; · -----•• · :; ao to the Chlld ren'1 Home wbete i _.:; they will hoJd a 1horl dev otional service followed by • wien er roaat a nd re('reatlon1I · period. Group eo1m1elor1 are Mf. and Mrs. Rkl111rd Vau&hn and �ra . !v­ t'rt'II Hadmcr. Re v Howard Rup­ pel! will also accompany the &rNp. Middlepor,t Seniors Present Ploy Friday ffealh Eleanor Circle / To llleet Toni11ht I nieetinc at the hom e .>f Itri. Leonard V1nMcter In Po me­ roy, Mond,y, the Little Le1a:ue M 0t hen comp1 eted PJan, for a lloQNr'i h�se 1.. C, ,II�� ,(or l.ittle · U-,. 1 f\lnd1 for te11 d and w 1H ·bil lnfflted I.at*� Le11ue on � 4,_}40n ,:f,bi' _Mlle Troop memb er: sally GloboW day l he Little Lcaa:ue : hoy, 11.nd and Barb.ira w hite gretrted the the rorneroy Firemen will aell gu ests_ at the door � nd _t b e �oop popcorn on the •treetI of Pomt!· co mmi ttee Mn. W11fatd . _ Boyer, roy for the- fund and the _mem• Mrs. Jay Warn er, M n. Phthp Glo- �:a of t he Pony Leaa:ue will so­ bokar .and Mr._ and Mra. Edward lici t funds on th e atrffl. We IIs a � d ass1�tant Je_ader Mr'The Pomeroy e,oup has been Dan Wh a le assisted with the I?· assigned the task of niling Pome• rangem enl!!i and refrHh menta for roy's share of a $2,000 fund for t he party. the Meiis County LIIUe League The troo p meets every Th un- Association. Mn. 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