http://66.213.69.5/files/original/afb142b90687c65648837962d79f2478.pdf ad51ad8d95a1214e2de399ca02c01ed1 PDF Text Text - - ·- - .......... .. --. - -- - - . - . - - -- - - - . 1' - --------- -- Ardund And - Twi-Li g,ht Garden Club Holds Session About At Gor I an d Home Mid 1 eport d •., la · Misset Ethel and Clara Garland F ■ EDD � • ENGAGEMENT AN NOUNCED • 11 ,: �burcbes of Middleport when Seniors of this year 's gradual­ ; mg classes w1U be honored. ; At lb Heath Methodist Church, Bibles will be presented to ; Marianne Woodgerd , Ca-rter French , Rush Philson and Larry I : Mitch dunng the mormng worship service. Rev. Raymon _. Konhicht WIii ·haive a 11pecial 11erAL the Fint Bapt111t Church Ros• • mo� e�titled "Confidence in the coe (Tony) Fowler, Sunday S�hool , Ful:ire for the 11ervice. Superintenllent will present Bibles ! 'nle aervlcti of the Chµrch of during the opening service to Di· ..ctui9t will be conducteU much II ane Stumbo, Carloyn Wilson, Ron­ _ !_he Baccalaureate senice at the r. ie Wilt and William 1Pete) Wern• �ool with 1pecial 11eall for the er of MHS and Jam e■ Ebersbach or Senion and �v. Fted I. Gard ner the Pomeroy Senior Class. Biles will be presented at the . will _uae ll hla 1ubject, "The Issues of Life.' ' Special m u11ic will be pre• First United Presbyterian Church aenled by the choir which will to Lynn Buchanan, Judy Grt!1:g of sing, "May Jesus Christ Be Prall- MHS and Jean Ellen Dabo and ed. " i.'"..eiv. Gardner. will pre1ent Becky Grueser of PHS duri..ng lhe I those of hJ1 thurch with the New Sunday �hool hour. At the Mt Moriah Baptist, Ema Testament with the Psalms after which there will be a period tien line Bowles and Janice RicharJs the coneregation may con11"1tulale will be given a gift of money from the Senion. Receiving the books the church and Sunday School Shirley Gilkey and Dennis Wal­ will be Carolyn Bridford, Larry Bnnce, ,Judy C)ark, Ronnie Eivan1, burn, &elliors atleriding the Church Ruth Ann Farmer, Don Grueaer , of the Nazarene, were honored last Dave Hal"llnger, Jan Hauck, Phyl, Sunday When Rev. Clyde BartleH 111 Hilbert, Elirl M cKinley, Maida pastor of the church, pre1ented �USS JILL SNOWD EN Rou1h, Bt;rbara SU!ea, Bonftle van- them with Bibles. ----• Cooney and Karen Walker ol MHS M r. . and M rs. A r nnld Snowde n, Pomeroy Route 2, are an. ond Bob Springer ol Pomeroy High nouncm g the �n�agemcnt or their daughter, JiJI, to Jerry School, Welkc.J , SJ.' ul 11, ,· and Mrs. Ralph Welker, M ulberry Ave., I �On) eroy. I ht: wedd1,1 g will b e solemn ized in the Church of IT'S SMITH CLOTHING Middleport POR Name Bra11d Merchandt11 MEIGS 111EATRE POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT I I I SATURDAY "11!E DEUCATE DELINQIJENT'' Jerry Lewlo - �- 1{1or SUN,. MON. •od TUIS, "JOURNEY TO THE CffiTER OF TH!l llAR111" Pat Boone - DMlna Baker --- ,w!ij;,; ,, , ,, m A Co-• 1--, Nl.,tl TONIGHT Audie Murphy - Joo-nne Dru Sandra Dee -- Jlm Backua "WD.Jl AND THE INNOCENT" (Col-Or & Scope) - aba JUch1rd Todd - Jullefte Grece "THE NAKED EAR11l" (Olnemaocopei SUNDAY •od MONDAY BRJGl'l1'E BARDOT "AND GOD CRltATED WOMAN" (Color & Scope) - •llO JOHN PAYNE , In "HIDDEN FEAR" Note: For Thu Br.lfitt.e Bairdot Plffllre - Children Under 10 mt)!II be wjlh lhoi, Ponnt.l - i.i · - - · - - - - ■· NO�T ITATI THIAT• , 'liT. PLIAIANT "O BRANDED WOKEN" Mt"'" ' C�_t,,11 ep Hobo Party Held Fr·•day At Masonic Hal l !""..i...li � · cmhed �mmed»,n,ct. ■sltllill�.· ·\ Sim ;, io . ts · grffn, i,./ol. , ' ". a"' e·. R•· r . ·r_ •, L · , .. ,.i.. •� � . :t • ·r.· '1 , ·u..• ' • :.: ,. · '· , -_ " "Mo!· :w�u ---------- :, ' . . · ,r .. ., . -... , r , ,• , - •, •' · Y.::a� "" � , . , , l · • '. " " " ' " ' ' ••••'f• Ohle '' ' " " • ' I I .' l, ' ' i I ' • • ., t :.-- l • " ''• '• j ' r .......... ........ ..... r.... • -,\ .. ' '. ., '' - 1l I I .' .. I ' I " " " " " '. " ' " " • ' • I ' " • ' " "· ' " Tuesday Rl•tes '. ., '' " " ." • Smart's Report Takes woe On Bargajning " '' '' Ike To Report Summit Collapse. Set For Mrs. Mary Vance " ' In ,bis sermon to the Seniors of Middleport High &mday evening, Rev. Howard RuppelI who delivered the Baccalaur­ ate address, quoted Booker T. W a,shington when he said; "Suc­ cess lS lo measure not so much by the position that one bas reached in life as by the obstacles which be bas overcome while trying lo succeed". can chan�e for the better. The three points which Rev. Jn closmi Rt;�- Rup�t qGoted : e lt asized flrst wer , Ruppe emph f�om �attbew, What 11 • man pro­ Go, do not be afraid to meet life filed , if he ■ball . gain tbe � With confidence. He said that God world. and lose bit own aouJ? bu planned th,,� we all have I place in We and that It ia our Uaing- ''The World· .ii Your Oya-­ _fMII.Y..la ao arul fin.d. ihit �llc:o. Iii■ ,.,... u hit; lhem-.. lle,. llup,elt seoond point was Lo "aell oneeelf lo based hi& sennon to tbe � �ur fellowmen." He said that self on the parable of�tbe pearl foflbcl 1s the most prlteleu ..,commodit1_ in lhe book of. MJ!tthew. 1 that one possesses. , 1 Follo-.tng . tile � byThe apeakers' third point wu to the 11chool band under the leader­ Buy-wilh service, integrity, !pith• 11:!ihip of Eugene Seara, Rev. Clyde fulncss �d good will. He said tbat Bartlett gave the lovocaUon, many things cannot be changed ..Prelude and F\lgu.e in _Bo" by but that there are many, that one Bach and the anthem, ".M'a -- -- M'.U"ia" by· the girl& glee chab with Mn:Clarence Lacey diroctiJ!I were included .on the program. · WASHINGTON UPI - Presi­ dent Eisenhower Will report to The evening prayer wu Oven by .'' Lhe nation on all radio and TV Rev. Fred L Gardner with the networks Wednesday hight on the "Sevenfold A.mer1" the choral re­ ' .' C"Oilapr;e or the summit confer­ sponse by the glee club. ence and the free wor)d's luture "" ' alm.11 and goahi, the White House e Funeral services for Mrs. Mary announced today. While House Press Secretary Emma Vance, age 79, who died James C. Hagerty Raid the speecD last evening at her home on Lead­ will originate from the President's ing Creek, will be held Tuesday at White House offict!. It will be car­ 2 p. m. from the Rawlings-Coats ried from B to 8:30 p.m. e.d.t. Funeral Home with burial in the " " Two television networks ABC ,Miles Cemetery, Rutland. '. ' Mrs. Vance, daughter of the late and CBS will carry the Rpeech '' Uve at that time, Haggerty satd. Alonzo and Cornelia Taylor Sigler, Poul S. Smart, Cilizen'o Notion­ The third NBC will carry a de­ was born in the house where she al Bank, Second and Race,. Kl4dle­ layed telecast of U�e report at died. Surviving is her husband port,. bu sent the IUIDIIW')' of hl1 " Bert G. Vance, at home; a son, district of the N'ational Federation 10 p.m. e.d.t. Asked to provide a t itle for the Glenn, Leading Creek; two grand­ or Independent 8uaillet1 on five speech, Hagerty said it . will be children; and a brother, Hayes pieces of federal le&illaUon to '. "a report to the American people Sigler, Bailey Run. Sen. Jame& Sherman Porter (D­ The Ri:v , Fred J. Gardner will Gallipolil). author of "'A Capital on the events at Paris and the future aims and goals of the Unit­ have charge of services. Friends Idea" column. ed StateR, and, indeed, of ita al­ may call at the funeral home at Hi11 five voter■ favor· the bill to any time. lies in the free world." stop below-cost ules (�I}, they favor compelling labor unioai; to tiatgain with bWlineuel OD an , in. divldµal ,tore · by ■tore """ •►L■nt by plant loeal baslo (ti-OJ, tlley fav­ or p,-ollibitlng giant meal! , ,-c:k-■ from opeiaUng rttail outlet& (4-b, Two new suits have been filed in and lhi:),, favor perG1itlffll Common Pleas Courl accocding lo Three candidates in the recent recount. Laurene Edmonds, De- 5eourlty (len,ionen � (!Im DIQO, entries in th!! office of the Clerk County primary election mocratic candidate for commiUee a year and still receive their IOVMason of Coorta. •, Suit to contest the wm of D. W. have asked for recounts In the woman from Hannan district, ernJ1ent Pa�menta (5-0). , ukcd a recount after the oHicial On the otbet band ·elllut•• five Rhodes, deceased, has been tiled \'Oting. Members of t he Mason County canvass showed her behind Belva voter'■ oppose (t-1) the ·bill , to by Rebecca McCutcheon ·versus raise the federal minimum W'ale Mildred Garnet Rhodes, Portland, Court will begin the recount on Warden by 168-155. The official canva�s ol votes by to $1.2,) hourly and lo br1Jts al· and Mildred G,111rnet Rhode11 as ex- Tuesday, May 24, for Charlea c:cutrill of the last will and tesla- Cartwright, a Republican candi- the Mason County Court was re­ most all retail, wboleule, and llel'• date !or committeeman of Wag- I eently completed and showed one vice businesses under federal wage ment of D. w. Rhodes. deceased. Action for money only in the gener District, who was only. one I revernl . In the unoHicial county control4en. Jack Kennedy'1 bill. "None of these is my offlclal amount of $1807.07 has been filed vote behind his opponent, Farris D. M. Harshbarger was 11hown the by Unlveraal CIT Credit Corpora• Justle, in the omcial canvass. winner of the race for Justice of business as a state senator, but of lion YI ·c.rol Folden, Route 2, Cartwright had 173 votes while the Peace in Lewis District on the course they all are a■ citizeftl of Republic.1n ticket by 576-572 over Ohio. I pass them on to you wlth­ Carpenter. ln another Bction, Justis had 174. ou� comment, though 1 have an Collett Keefer, Cologne Repub- I Charlie Harmon. juda:ment by dclault has been granted the plaintiff in the case of Hean executive committee candi- I The official eanvass gave Har­ o,tTiion as you do--perbaps dif­ the State of O hio vs. Charles. Wise, date, who lost to Charles A. Bur- 1 m�n 578 votes and a three vote ferent from yours.-i said Sen. Por­ I dette by 109-97, also requested a margin over Har1bbarger. ter. et al. • . . ' Three Candida�es Ask Recount " ary Vote In Mason County Pnm I \ \ \'i d '' " • • , }/, I { _'-,j / / 'I In Baecalaureate Talk Sunday .' ' '" '. " " " " " " '' " ' " ' Iii I S1nclwlch" '• ' '' " " ' " ' ' ' ··- ' ' " ' " Tute �♦lon .. ····,• ,....,.. .._ s. • llt lnRruce Corpffallaa "":,, r/ , " " "1'!- 61'11etaat ·: �:r The,'. FARMERS BANK and �avings Company I ,t •, ' H •••• •!�nJl � . '" ' ' "' " --­ -·- We .Pay 1% lntelfll& On Yo9-! Savllla,. ', u��--·�!..1!..�.!!.! /•,'. ,., " " " ' MAX WARD 1 l11, " " ! ' ;_ I L.D:.·1- . �s· 1··N· ·,·.·•()ij_-rlliR'OY · tp eomple� U,,e of ' 1,. � -� · · n ,._ a--'nd ,P:r l\an;,__._,._, · r uwul!i;lP9 0 1,11e i.ffff..V .. IS �- , ·, 1 �r · . ,, .' l'omeroy, Ohio , I <I 1 Ph. WY•2·2�.0 .. ,,, $1,0.QO ,, . t•• ' ::'.:'.::':'"""'."-:::C:-:���-:::-::::::------------------------•------"" NO. 33:Z!---------------------"'"".;;:::�'.'"";' •· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Mo�, May 23 , 1960 .,. s· N GLE r.;ol!'i ------------.,--------• -----..:: ,: • .:,: ::._; ;,;.. .-;_,._ .-;_...,: � VOL XII onlr ih,_LOqKr, a,;,;n,tv• COMPl.fJE PROTECTION 1 1 5 E. 2od .,.,.. Detioted To TIie lnt.er�•u Of Tu .........._ .tree ., HOLD PIONIIR PARTY MANCHESTER, Enaland UPt­ Brllh1h arid American 11cie11tlsts Thuraday niaht held a party at Jodrell Bank radio telescope ala­ lion to celebrate Ttmrsday'1 con­ tact with America's Pioneer V aatelUte, now 10 million mllea In APllce. u, W__,,, /N>ii ..,,� bliit ·ii, � �-i --=====�---- , , Ike. . , , , . . . E !n.Yldiy V®th� k � plot; � ....."'� ·� Wons 1ft. ..., � a .,1n1nia1 1 IOp - flotNn a 'ffny �It/ . wlth - lM Eight.,h G rade Party Held Thursday For _ Midd leport Grad uat1' ng Class At Schoql S ent1ne .. Safety Cl ub Holds Session At Mason City Beatchicks Hold Farewell Party F,o r 3 Members at y WEATHER P,nly cl...., _I..,., T-, IMO!ty l•lr -' p!N_, Hloh .._ 65-70 _,__ ..n1.... •r•llr In the SO., wwwllwrn half .f le•�•- Mr. and Mn. Wendell BunC!'e -=�d family are plannlni to bi. in I )rtsmouth to vlslt with Mr. and r. .,s. r�rank Reeves. Donald "Doc" Ohlir1ger w11s re• I .1rned TbuP1d.1)' from Mei,• l,eneral· Ros)lltal and is repoi't• ld to be improvini:. . Joyce RUey, dau,htcr of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley was returned home from -l:lolzer Hospit.al yect•r• day w�re she w111 taken tor 1reatme,;i;t. . ' Mrs. �o�rt Winebrenner Yi:;it­ ed m Columbus Wedn<'tday 8fld Thursdl)' witb ber Ron-In-law •tid <iaughter. Mr. -.8.nd �,. Thomas Russell. Whll e there 1h1 atte • <·d the bone races at Beulah Pik where the colt "Salty Geor V· which 11 owned by Mr. Ru11�il , came In fourth place. , Janice and Rotella Richird1 . Chr1st at Punu,ruy J u n e 18. Bolh M i s� . s iowden at�d Mr. Welker are gradua tes of the tnd Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Pain � The H:tr-MH JunloT Safety Club "'-ent to CoJumbus Jaat night to met Wednetday at the Mason City J 9�9 cl�ss... uJ I ome r oy lu g h sc hoo l . H e is a student at Ohlo attend the 1bow at the Veta Mem• I orial. Hall for Flret Aid &L udy ;r nd 111 U n 1 v e rs1ly, At h ens. stallation of oflicen. Those lBking -- - -- -olllce w•rec pre,tdcnt, J, me , Ru •aell; vice president, Karen Brcwt�r· 1 seccetary-iecordor, M ary Ann C1111'. . � diff; treasurer, Charles Johmion; Door Deputle,, . R ichard John,o_n _The E ighth _ Grade party was held Tbursday evening at tile and Jack Re1tm1re; Club Ceun�li Middlep ort High Schoo) with teache"" .., ..., Mrs. Nan Moore and At a tablr cc111 en•d with a large member■, Judy Kay Hall, Mildred M r J ames B� r ton in charge_ Other teachers who were guests crystal many-colored howl uf Andcraon, Kasena Anderson, Rich. ort-hid iris Miss Grace llorton en- fo! the evenmg were, L. W. Mccomas,. Mrs. Clarence Lace)'' ard Johnson and Jack Reitmi,:e. M i ss J e � n Gra n di n�tti and Mr. and Mn. John Thompson. Ne w Jaws gover ning the cluh tcrtai ne d with her 6l nnual Spring luncheon honoring the members . Dancing was enJoyed during the evening with records by were approved. one law concerned Richard of the Great nooks !l H a)es and 1'om Rall. The Bowle&. Club Tue day proper dreH tor future record Refreshment,: . Jo Ann Mourn• hops. Glrl1 altending mu.st wear at 1 o'rlOl'k al the Martin Res- following Pf'.ogram was presented. A, , P•mto�1me. "Let Me Go Blub- ing, Iva Stewart, 'Neda Bradford, akirt9 and hlomies or dresses . taurant, Middleport. 1?cr by Cmd_a Sauer ,and Carol Lynn Daniel•' � Short, alacks and jcan11 will not be � Karen Bachner, �tMember� wrre seated at one s"ott ,,,d a P1.�no .'IOI o, 'The �as • " k · Ie� Dutton, Sindy Ohlinger, Jaroe1 ' "· per1n illed un I ers11 th e thc cvcnl 1!1 long labl(I. A delil'ious Lhree t>d llon1cman, by Carolyn Nichol- Miller, Mick Morris and Jan�e specified by the MC a.s a Sport course l uncheon w11s served. i;on. Tannehlll. Hop. Later the club adjourned lo the The Cla�s l'rop_hecy wa11 presentDecorations: Bill Neutzltng, Mel-· Members 1nd their fumiliee will mcl at the llar-MH Club Park in home of Mn,. Arlhur II. Carpen- ed by Judy W1ldermuth, Neda vin Swisher, Betty Jo Boyles, Da­ Hwrtrord at ft p , m . Friday for a ter on rifth Street where the B r11 dford, R elty Jo Boyles and Ml- vid Rice, Carolyn Buckley, Darry l Stumbo, Janice TannehJll and potluck aupper. The Swlsher Coal regular meeting w1111 held. Mrs. chael Mm:rls. Carpenter gave the review Hope or Bishop the who wa_ s at:comPJi;t;· Mike Smith. Co. contributed the lot for the . pffl • 1IIWI the elub hu erected a life of Caesar from "Plutarch's 1eQ hy Carol Scott 11ang, "Walk PAY INPOIIMAl \ll�l IJ!�d rn Hand." !Iii ..., planted llowor,, and pie- Lives". PORT OF SPAIN, Tzinldia llPJ. f The ski!, "Operation Room Mu nlc tllilf!I, made by Mr. Reitmire, M A d l.�cussion was held on the d . , p I I d h t d by have been pIaco d in th (' park. National G rea t llou k s Cl ubs. Mr s. c ;,\o��; �f1:��l :nd D��;;r·s��: bri :e;::�� . ;��:�; t"mco :� Donald Mills di�trlbuled prunph- bo, 11fl'.· r whi r h a i roup ol girls Jo�ea, planned . to pay an lntor"'•l · lets about the wnrk of lhc na- su n_i: · Let There Be Peace on vi111 t today to thl1 capital of the, tional clubs. Ourin;.l the after· r11r� h" with enrol S<.'01 1 8 !1 accom- West lndles Federation. noon, �frs. Carpenter .served Jlitnl�l, anti "lie" wilh Mrs. Lacey punch. tHi llt'COmptinist . In the group were . ... 11iann W il(' OX . Marilyn Swan, Hetty The la•t , ,, • J o R()�·ks . Sharon Ho11ch11r, Judy � ,110•.•t ,· ,,,, b of t l,r A hobo party was held Friday rcn1 season will Im tho l lli rd Wildf'rm ut h and .Jurly Mui n , evening 11 1 the Masonic Hull in Tuc1;:c111y in .lune at the ho111e of [' om1111tt e(•!I 11111klnl( arn-11,,qcMiddleport hy memhcrs and Mrs. Evel't'II f luy(•s, Grrat Demi . ll l(•ll ts for the pur1y were : gue�ta of Evangeline Chapter, Mrs. Ted Het•d .Ir., was appuin1111 v!!nt irin 11 mt llr>rri,Hn n· (' 1,,.0 . OES. The 11arty wu hrhl in lhe cd prugrnm rhairma n for the l �• n Nl1• h o l s,, , , . 's·111tl, · S i •11 t1!iflTI . ('111·. dining room uf the hill with next year. roll f,v.ot1o.;, ('.;list.u Sl•a"l!1 amt St:f' decoratlom complete for II hoho Nf'1•11lh1�. 'den' lncludina: the lritiitional Mi!mbcrs may bri11g guc�ts to Enll•rtutinm("nf - prni;o.. llm : S11-.. open fire. the last mce l 111i,: uf the year ll'I �IHltir. J11d: Sa1to.- r lf'ld, J11rlv Entertainment for the evening Mrit. l l .iycs. Wilckrn111th. [ljar,a Wilcnx, .Tudy w11 planned by the program com• "111rlln. Carol Rrrll t, Marltvn Swan, mlUee conaletlna of Mn. Don Cind11 SauN nnC, �l,11ron l!•1�('h:1r Lowery. Mra. Kenneth McElhinny, f ; ,, mf's: nob WilRon, Doriii Mc­ Mn, Jack Satterfield, Mn. Mallie Haffic, Hope H\�hC)Jl and /\nl't Bush ,rind Mn. D1mn y Thompson. The evenln,a: was spent in play­ ln1 aame• alter which refresh­ ment, were aerved with the om­ The Hcalchlcks Club of Mitidle• cer. ol lhe chapter a11 ho.slcs11e1. Amona thOff llelplng Friday night port entt'rtained Frld11y evening were Mr1: Theo Neutzllng, Mrs. with H rarewcll part y at the home John Lron1, Mr-. Wendell Bunce, of Tom ltall for three Middleport Mu. Jack Bechtle and Mrs. Jamc11. girls who will be mo\'lne with 1heir parcnls to other town11. Clatworthy. Honored guests we1·e Sandy Ohlhigt•r, who will be moving to Wooster; Sharon Hoschar who will • I Na,:onwidc mcam com• go lo Columbus and Dlwn11. WIicox plettt ln1urar1ce service. who ls nrn\'ing to S11ndusk)'. A�cidcnt . • , ., . : Fire . . • . Thl' uvenlna: was spent In 1,lay• ,. Theft . . • Ing games and danclr.g to records 'Jll! Medical . • , Kfter which refrcshme11t11. were , .; Aut" nobile • , • served to Judy MarUn, Ellen L,,dowment .. . • Dutton, Iva Stewart, Suale Slain. I . J +l' Beverly Cundifl, Judy Wildermuth ... R_eiit-emcnt • • • \ r.f' ,, .• lf,I . , \ Neda Bradford, BUI Dixon, Russ '"& Lile . . . lll,�-11 Naine )'OUT pro1M:l'ic,11 ', McElhinny, Rick Oller Jack Sat­ I +•l' � problem. Your N.11 i11111>'i,·I,.. � lerfleld, Mike Morrl!, Marilyn 5, rcpresemativ� ci111 hd e, Swan, Karen Bachner. Eric Cham­ .., you phm wi,ely auJ ber11. Lynn Daniell, Butch Bach• c-=onomically, tel, Carol SCoU, Tom hll ,w.nd the honored &UHll. Sprin g Lunc heon G i ven By Mrs Grace Horton 11¥ .u.,.... - '"'"',..,.....1 a The bllstw Nell• . ,olMMUI ell calJN C1..,_r .. h1, which CH ralM ltll...,.. WMfl crulhed ,.. Inst th• t.uffll" 1ldn. -��-l.• -�' • e Now You Know of tho evonln& "Ever Bloomln&-;�r Sr., �d )(Ip Lucroti, Pmnnt1l1" wa1 eiven by Mra. Genhe!mer w11re the Jud&e• for the lie• Neutt11n1, who npl■ined th, evonlnc tnd ,worded blue ribdiUerenl - uses of • p11rennlal1 ln bons to Mias Ethel Garland for a the g den from the croc:1111 lo table arran1ement of irl1 and also ·tiCMJ ' entertained the Twiliiht Gtrd fn the ar Mrs . AlJ'.'ce Yuraslt.s wbo •.chry 11nthemum1, tlleir cop� for an arran1ement ot 1&1orted wu Club Thuraday eve ninc at th� tin1i1ou1 _uee recently d11Cbarced from .. P,n• . bome , as fllleri. �� etu,: J.rb -,.� boz';i'oOd .ln � ornamen. In MJneraville ffow11ra _and pJc�• •w� . tiJ urn· U'ld ta Ml• 'Sarah Philton Ho1plt1I where she under Tbe meelinlj in c.b..,,e of 1' 1 Ji,P.11. tof . a illibw·· arr,nsement of w�nt surtery · spent the , wee.t I, T. A. Henne s,y , · pre, id.ent ope,:: land pa �1. 1Mrt. cl�ded w1th a Potlt!l' .>•� �- 141 ffAUftill.. Best �J"°nt)lere award• with � er mother, Mrt. Grace M.c- ed with devotion• � Miu, Ethel Ga e y Ma5te · Ed•ard � .lo MrJI- Al"H Younc for I tall .i:� o by Thoma, Garland, who read ;p,aJ m JOl and I Brown; lp'aoaement 'of auorted iris in a Mrs. Bill Shoan ao d two dau-i tJ:ae hymn For Tbe Beauty of the cry_1tal vase and to Mn. Minnie Earth. The d 1 Prayer in ' urli- I FOllqwiDi' 1 dia'c�sion on the Lo_r ghtcrs, Barbara and Sue left ' Davf� for an arran_ge1!1 ent of . blue Thursday evenint from the Hunt son, the openmg ode Hd 1alu( e topic Mn. Hewet.son told of a ir�• and red yelgha m a crystal to de he flag prec t e J "' d h roll ca;ll ieenfo £rip recently taiken through vue. ington airport ror her home QI I �ohnston City, Tenn., after spend whie b was an,wered by namlnt a the IOI.Ith, inclu�ing the aulea mg the past two .weeks with her new perennial. Mrs. T. A. Hewet- iardena in N. C. Mrs. Phil WJ.11Al the cloH of lhe meeting an parents , Rev. and Mrs. Fred ]. 9on . wu named to or1anize a iam1 l ed lhe arrangement of the auction w11 held with numerous month, which w.. pltl'p)e lrll with article, 10ld, after which refresh­ Gardner. Rev, and M..r1. Gardner Junior Garde� club. Tlmet, topic. were !liven Ju, ,reen and varie11t.ed euonymous. menh were terv4:d by the hoi• took her to the airport. • Mn. Robert Morria Sr. Th.e toplt Mr,., Ralph Gilmore, Mr,. Jtki Mrs. Arnold Richard1 and nephew, Clarence McC:abe were in Columbus yesterday where Mr . �kCabe consulted a skin epecial­ ut. · ' ·�peci�I Services PIQnned At Midd leport Churches H_o norjng Graduating Seniors i Special services will be held this Sunday morning in the IN MEIGS COUNn 8---Dally �tjnel , Pom eroy,l!flddleport, 0., May 21 , 1980 . "Sq,iw · I 1 Salesmen Hel•d Up . .' SQUAD CALL!iD ·The Racine emeraency aquad w" called to Dewitt's Run at 10 i.. dt.. today to bring William COcllrlll to Pomeroy where he wu lrallaferred tq the Ewing ambulan� and pten Police 11aid the thief apparent­ to Holzer Hmpital . for· · JMClical · ly had planned the robbery well treatment. bt;cause he had Lunt disconnect an alarm system that would have set SIRVING ON SU off a series of sirens when the Joseph W. Scrau, enalrteman lrilnk lid was lirted. Before leaving, the bandit threw third class, USN, son of Mr; and Lunt'11 car key, into a nearby Mrs. Clyde E. Scrag of Ru!iond, woods. Lunt walked to a nearby Ohio, is serving •board. tilt AU· antic Fleet submarine tJSS :TriC· house and phoned police. .Lunt is employed by the Sam• ger at Charleston, s. C. Before uel Plapzer Co. ol New York City. enterint tht! Nav, In ,.Jilly :1957, � ,a� .or. his way lo Warren and he graduated from ButJand· Hilh · Sch'ooL · ·.• · • • · • • • l ' • • � .. : then to Younastown. Gunman Makes $75,000 to $100,000 Jewel HauJ ■ �' • ' , • ,. 2-Daily Sentinel, Pom eroy-Middleport, 0., May 23, 1960 I I Eleventh Birth doy Cel�'brated Wi•h Porty Saturday _'l'l�e eleventh birthday of Zita Nier� Wit celebrated Satur d&)' evening at her home on Brow nell Aven ue �h en her moth er, M rs. . Remo N1er1 entertained with 8 party in her llonor, TIie evening ,r1.9 apent In dam• • lna 100 a chicken barbe(ue was held on the terrace. • Hoosier Wi ll Be Speaker I ,, '. ' , • ))ally �ntlnel, Po111eroy-Mlddlef<lrt. G., M� 28, J� WANT ADS - CContinued Fr..,, P•9I OM) berf Lee Curlis, Jean Ellen Dabo Sharon K.ae Dougla s, Charle s Alex: ander Downie, Karen Margue rilt> Drake, James Lewis Ebersbach Barbar a Lynn Eskew , Arnld Ke11h F:vans, Sue Ellen r.arnts. William Earl Gibbs, Hobert Lee Grt>en, R('­ bee4!a Sue Grueser, l�rry Edward Grueser . Mark Anthon �· Grueser , Ern<'st Franklin Hall, E. Hobert Hamm, Phillip Roger Harr•son. tAftli HlltriSOtl•il'le PTA =• t.nen ThliDb ■ son. Nn Offitets Are ln1Nlled Rett1n tly t Joyce Saue r Honored With Birthday Porty o,:; .k .! I ' EVANS SUP R MARK ETS THI RD BIG . P,REM I UM . CARN IVAL OFFER ! Get 6 crysta l 'c l!llaf 1 2 011nc, hea9y­ bottam tumbler■ this w11k ot EVANS. th,11 9lomoro•1 i iI ! I I d·RC)Cllt,E:s .':. : · , . brt\J C HEEb S 1 GAS & .. OIL, ... . ,. ' I • " ' K i ---------- \ '1 , • ...•• ' 0 ' :• : • I• • ••• :•• ••• •• •• •• i •••uh•••••1t\•,; • r, • ·· · -· ·- ·/, • I l ' • ; ; -, . -�•ti ty :,MerchQndi .e . � , , ■ . ,', ·• .. -· · ' • ,. ' • •• <I; I ., \ \ I i ----- - t l A IL E R S - w· ' ' "\' I I I I •.. -' . ttf iEJ 11111)11' EUCIIIC Ill R -e eol Estat .au, 'forI9" M ' L•1 Home Soles • m .,oar _::__�------=:_____ mrftn OHIO P WER co••t11• '-'y._ '* (Sil People 65 ,io r-over-can _ have Blue Shield. surgical•. medical cost protecti on =•: �--===:-:-:-,----- "'-• .. �DIATOR ' ro't·ttai FotJR aoci� 11��;� • For the first ti� Blue . Shield offers you surgical-medical benefits like groups . can secure . . . ifyou enroll by Sunday, May 29, 1960 • pu\.- Utt . I. POR.6� . Experleaeed , the '° i:iJi� IAi.ii oooa �cl •11 r·. Legal NQtice :'tiia�,�- to Blaettnar's room,, w��PI- cowsro:r c: Hu'\t\!h, WY ·, 1'11! 1i011 bila,. ti' 1n:· . - 'ti sow. "'"" J ill, •N $ 0 N sli -1101st . tl!r#, �P 4■�• �al 29 itrr _., , . . *' ....,; i Ste· S!Mtls; ot 'litliii A i-r, )I . ' J ,I,. • '!°'>': . • ' !'. !! DI!.. OF �·" . • flle Mlddlt1port Band Boo1tera wlll mee t Monda)' evenln1 at '1:30 tn the bandroom at the hl,:h 1chool. There wUI be annual in• 1Ul1Jat,on of officers and 1ummer project. wUI be dtscuHed an d alao final plan, wlll be mad• tar aer• vlna: th1 banquet to the MHS ah.t• mnl Auoelo!lon on MoY 28. ••• • -. !itl'f.'v.. DIL • ( 20! Business Se. rvices :;::c:::-,.,.-=-':=c=---,:,:,:;,;:;.,;::;.: st,;, ,. 1' ( 9) rol S.a Ie t 6 MO N,TH,s ; :_sU,P LY :ll v. .<.1 l a.,;it. iirY-m-i' Viiijf,il!'I llbiefuw,atlq ':i':/;bJM.. Booare,, To Meet I .. . , !"-" i'ss�· HOLZIR HOSP ITAL Ad missions, May 2n: Virgil Lee Gene Lamhert. l\fld dleport; Mn. Rober1 Grunt G ilmore, New Haven; Earl Moore Palmer, Cottageville; Mrs: Guice J. Holler, Pomeroy. ' D1scharu;e11, May 20: Mrs. Eldon South, Mrs. William Bnice, Sam Vllltoe, Mrs. Glen Pendelton, Mrs. WIiiiam Rhode,, Mn. Georae Love Robert Morgan, Joyce Riley, Min: Ifie Mullin,, Linda cratt Karen Mcl>ennltt, Ctorle Bu;h Mn Herbert S tanley, Clyde Fe�1uson·1 l'!•me■ Nance, Mr1. WlUlam F Carter and lnrant, Mrs. Roberi Pu1h, Mra. Paul Honaker, Mn. Marqldl Wtllt�, Jnfar"t Male llnJ. I ••---- Qh;i, ,.,.., · \ JC11K: Ifs ��--"!,Jnlti.., l!'omer01 · · llt!O ME&Cl!IIY iiollrii:itiY • --- li ��Nt1 °�i ��� ., \ BusineS!i ..a· ' B l l 8 Employment Wanted lf\W it, •I "- ,,uo . I MQTPII AUXILIARY TO MIIT Th<' lbcl nc 1.,egion Au11.iliary will med Tuc11day evening ut 7 p. m. at thi> post home. A 8hort bm1lneea mce1ing will be ticld to cnnhle the nwmbcn lo allctld the Middleport Fccrwy - Bennelt Unit .I I, Notices Auto Sales NIIGHBORI TO MIIT The F.rlendly Nelgh hors Clu b will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mra. Elwood Bowers ut 8 p.m. for a Hobo party, it is announced. F.ach member Is asked 10 hring materials for cancer dresslnl,!s. RIVER r R[hORT Vocal and actordlan mu1lc w11 LICINSI IIIUID presento:I. duru-..: this period by A mamas:a liceDN bu bl,en, .., · Lennie HtptoMlall and klltab sued in Com,mon ,.... Court to Whitt of Middleport. Glim AJW WOll ra1 '4 1'. New �-.dent. Women of tht! Youth Ad ult ClaH '1 Lee tlw, aervOO on lhe decoration and re• �a:j::vu;i!i. !retbmenta committee Mn. Zun, ,..._______ day w;.s pregnm chairman and I pl'Nldea. ( 7 l Help W, anted PHONE WY-2-21 57 Wi DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK A birthday party for Joyce Stuer, daugh ter of Mr. and Mn. llarold Simer, Leadlni! Creek Road M iddleport, wu held May 1 5 at her home. TO DECORATE GYM A color ,cht-me of or<'hid and The executive and decorating areen ws11 lllled on patio decora• tlon1 with table decoration, helng comml UeeA: of the Pomeroy High School Alumni wlll meet Tuesday in the 11me theme. ot 7 : 30 p. m. al the Senior High Attending were Mr. and Mn. auditorium 111 completr plans for Harry Plcken,1, Racine; Mr. e nd I dt!l'oretln� tho Junior High aud•· " Warren Plcken11, Mr. and I torlum ror 1 hc banq u�t. Any in ter­ :r■.· Erneat Whitehead, daughten estf'd memhcr 111 lnvlted 10 • allend. . Jean, Jan11 and Juli, Mr. and 11.tlll. Denver Weber 11.nd son Da• OFFICERS TO MEIT 'tld, all of Rt1ed1vll le: Mr. and Thi• S1otr 1,nd OUlcer11 or Mclg! Mr1. Wllliam Meredith, Chuck and Tl'm1>le Pythian Sister.'! wlll meet Roliler of Waterford, o., lhe Sauer l hiK t•venin� at 7:30 nl the home famUy, the honoree end Mrs o( Mrs. t 'ash R'4hr with Mrs. Hcr­ Ad dle Fu1ate. hert Hoover ns assh1t ing hostess. ' Gtme1, ft1blng and a:lfts hlgh111hted the afternoon. CRUSADIRS TO MEET Ttw.-.day evening at 7:30 the IN,AN T DIATH RATE UP f'hrlslian Crusaders C1a11s of the W,\SIIINGTON UPI - A gov• Flrsl Baptist Church, Middleport, ernment report showed toda y tho will mcf't al the home or Mr. and Infant mortality rote In the Unit• Mrs. F,arl Smith. ed States rose from 200 per 10 ooo Al oltih1 o'clot1 k the Board of births In HIM lo 264 laat year. · Truslt•ei. or the churt'h wUl meet at lhc church. rt..,.. - a 16) Lost and Fpund :nr• ..�.. I 8A'MI. 1"'"'1- �it(','� \, I Armory '8 Women, Girls mc1'-.....:..iit ;rave *~ �tne Of.. Dinner For Fellowsbip Ev� For Tea Dunbar • G U AGES, lloot1orn,.,. , 15.1 .. UNtull· 5 ROOMS AND UPP4:'", J0.1 on lower, l ? lil open; The womffl and &,ttll: Tea at the NeUU' 100 p ut.or- a and lay mem• NlSHEO Apan.ment:. ,220'ii E· 7•2 on upper 12 ·8 on blrr1 af the Point Piea11nt Olru"iet Pomeroy Bapli•t Church Friday aill-POlls, 1 f Main. Phc>ne w t 2--246&. 0 IO _,.., 1. eent, per .-..cl, tte l�oe. lltftbJiim Ev&11&el ical Uni t.ed Bret- evenioa: ,na attend e4 t,1 a bolll. to J;gtN 20 3tp 5 " • nel m . hurch I cent, per word f�f tkN,e �ve fuatrttona. n. H wi ll �ltend a fel• person• tn ,plte of i e ent ea DAMS: All moveable d amt are up' . p dinner lo be held in the ther. Speehl - ... ,...lb for IIO ci>DU per word. �--- --- __ DELUXE 3 . ROOMS aod Bl.TR 19 t hrouith 22, Lock 2S it down. ry Full rate qt 3 cent, iper Word .Ul be eiarpd for ld"f"ertlliJIC Musii:al �leeUom' •en liven lowly. Dami open � ar Armo on n.ursday. t1 nfW'ni1hed apartme11t. Ooita R iver rising s rdln g to MiH Elhel Rid dle by children of the Primary De• 11 tillt. JIOid 10 doYI oit,r -· l,tn, �� Ka tl nawha of New Haven, diatricl hostus for partmt" nf and the youth groups. M iddleport. Phone \ average 2 traps. A Building , l!m)n Id A11Yertislnc - Should be riportf'il llm<nodlote!J. 'Ille 5 11 �c: Riv• dams are on tbe fill. WY 2,&141. t• "'nner, lhe group will include Edith e,nd em, Hapton1tall of Mid · lllitlj, �� will not bo r..pomlbJ., lor more Ilion O)le Into<· 1 OHlO RIVER .BOATS: Down• n T nd IIIOl!rl!bn. rqi!:rribe r• of church councils l)f ad- d1eport 1111n1 "Lord, 1 wa t o Be bp und : Loc:11; 'J, City of Himtlni� mltliltra 1 t ion an d their gueal& aa t&rd of 611d � Norlee, of - fl.W. Obl­ A ChTi,tian" and "How Great Thtlu ton, 8:30 arn, 8--'3; Lock 8, Trade well a1 paslon, pobll&hed at 1 cent per word. Art.'' EARN tXTttA Winds at 8:00 am, 16-0; Lock 9, n 0UsEW!VES: Follo'l'ing lbe dinner which is lo WOJIDS 1 DAT S DAYS DAYS l 110 Three toa•U werf' a:lven-daughmoney. Part or- full \fme. Car Baby Lere at 8 : 10 am, 1·9; Lock be serv,d 81 ft:.U PM, lhe g,meral l& tlOc 90c •1.il tera to mothers by Tamara Flnlaw, necessary. No Investment. 1te 1&, Bob Benter at 7 :35 am, 20--0; committee on atewardshi of the p ,1.m '8.00 Ill Ille $1.20 · mothr to d.iughten. Mn. Victor train. Write Patty Forshe, , '1'1 1 Aitrc at 8:10 am, 0--6 ; Lock 16, W. Va. Conference will pre,eot Ill 71ie '1.&0 P.211 fl .&O YoCln£ and womrn to gr;a.ndll)Oth• Buckeye Ave., Marletta, Ohio.. 00 Pltt:lburger at 8 : am, 20-0; Lock the united 11teward1hip advance ers, h)' . Mn . Edward FOliter. 0; 3tc Ada neelved by 10 A.M. will be In INI d,\yo foPf"', 00 0 leur 5at 1'8, am, 11: nde 2 Cha $ pro ram. Bishop J , Gordon Ho· The uit " Susie'• Shoe1" by Mn. a: . ----------- Lock !2, Mr. Crise at fl: 10 am, 0 3. ;t:� will deliver the principal ad• J"Pf! Cook" II narrator , depi.tt.ed Lhe UPBOUND : Gallipolis, Alfred F s . life' Qf a &irl in church, from the Holden 8.1 12:50 pm. 16-0; Lock time of '4!dkation to that of bring23, Robert G. west at 2:15 p m, 1);2 inx up her own children 1n the a i Rake ves W c Seism boats; t Reliance ---- · - and Jo derrick -- -church. WILL D� WASHING AND ffiON• , at 2 : 30 pm, 3-8; Crucible at '1 :00 Hawaiian hlandl4 T ltMITE AND PEST CONTROL Mn. Fred Gardner ot the Mid· take o ho�e. S lR my Als ING pm, 10--0; National at 7:15 3.0; c. by Fein. F.,.. Inspection. lnsu-r­ HONOLU LU UPI - A series of dleport Church of ChrUlt gave a . care of small ehddren. 770 Syca• l Hamer at S:OO pm 0.2 Vul· seism c waves generated by the od � Notlonwldo, Phone R. i message on the Iheme. more St., Midd leport. Phone can at 10·45 pm lHi· o;ec al Ch �e earthquakes raked the Ha• chal1englng and A. Service 'Station WY2• · "The Kind of Wot'ld Chrj,tiao � ' 6tc 5 23 WY2 2394. 1 1 :20 pm, 8· 1; Waller c. Beck• 'fauan lelands early today a_nd 1166. 4-26-lfc Mother, Would Make," jor d at 1 :05 am, 2·14; St. Louil 5000 - ,.,...... More than 1000 of ice repor!,ed st . lea�t . (l�e Pur�•g the fellowabip period in l!, , Zephyer at 1 : 25 am, 0--8; Beaver ' : 1� the socia l rooms. team and pun t"h ths and _many mjimes built in our service area ill 1969, � . al 2 : 15 am, 0-2; astal c�ty _ of H alo, Hawaii were served with Sharon Yo1m g heated by ELECTillCrrY-tt'a tbe bt,UC, , JC.ANAWH A RIVER BOATS : LOST - Thursday, May, iD, wrist• and build t_ngs were floatlna a nd Etta Lemley pre.aid ing al the __,,, �--� · __..., 1 v. ,Criss down al 0 be lll�eet hke many com. tab�. An arran.,.dle bomawatch. Between the Old Cleland modern way to heat j.i DISTRJJtiTORSHIP. ',11,ALE or FE- Winfred, A. o� nt of hit was ·. ',• lZ::45 am • JQ.G. , Place and Ftank Hol;t« iue. u-1;· u Ar .G" full Or part- "said the destruction wat u,Jed on the ta b �• µme. ,,_n,i: . _ __ le. . __ Finder please tttum aml .receive than the 1946 tidal wave _',--___ _ __ _ it�d potential lncoll)e. See Ha•• . "' .. .... • • > reward . Charl e1 W. Ho� Ra· . M il O.lstrlbutors, J\>t., ,:\dJ,r- ( I took 1�• livea· Meanwhile .,...... . ·, . Tidal wave. also atruck. CalHor• 9cine, Rt. 1, Ohio, Ph� ' a violent new eatti.: Qhile ttsement on Page , for comjtete · �---9 �� 1°·1oa · "'� S c h .' t e cl. ly of Ancud today, ota, boathina boau and dameging 3085. f 23 3tp 5 2S Ile FOR ALE : FIVE ROOM HOUSo. detalb. I &I H • •• . ' ,w ith bath. Nleo location. Melvin ict mg new damage and usual• wAedroot llcilities from San Di• er Hood Ul· Locuat St.' Pom oy II � 4 ego • to San a 1 re a d 18) Glliaif:e'• , Store r !;'""' \�· N? /!'j�rlet ' . �?;,�k::� 0� u t"es •:;:r:-� ll- 14-30qi m'" t n o re • _::=:: • ::_:� •::::::•:=_:: ' :::_:__• " '.:·_.:.___________ "� po::_:�'.'.:__:::: :,:::re Good CINn ·uood Cin AIR CONDITION ING, REFIIIGER­ ___ _________ _ _ -;:,:::.:=.=:::.:::..:•'.::: VB MODERN FI All Mlrhet .. Mit1II atl..m .Jenice, Jack's· llefrJJ:era• FOR SALE room houee, (ull basem ent and IIAITROP«.ITAN tion. New Haven. Phone TU2ittic. A.s9ume ba1ance of 4." - la1t )M,111 IL ,etr. 8-'23-tf d.ireet iovemment loan. Lot � . ,_.,, ollle :1150. Good neighborhood. · Call I. 0. McCOY ivlkllill AUCTION­ 1851 FORD V8 2 DR. CUSTOM Of Bee Freddie Thabet, Mason. AUCTIONIIR 1960, 7:00 P. M. sedan. Low mifl!ite. SR1rk1ing F•hl'lf, W Vi. 4-28-t!o ko.._ l, L°"' __,, HavuC mt home, 1 will sell light blue finish $1,9G0.00. Blaet al -� it'im-Y residence In MUALLER fURNACIS. waSJING . GOOD FRAMI!: i.!o'biiiN 2 BED• tnars, Pomel'Oy · S.ts.Gtc Chest. tM fdfowin1: room home at 1631 Lincoln . . HOUSI . a,,pllancN,, . Amoht ...., 1� CHEVROLET V8 4 DR. 1 livini. l'omi. -l!Uite; 1 diilfu . . t....,, Syncuse, Ohle. P.hlnl Heia:htl. Pomeroy, Ohio, vacant sedan. Oria:inal black finlab. room a� 1 Mtte set; 1 gas 1 M 1-tf G. I. c,.n buy with no down WY:l.611l Power ,ude $1,095.00 Blaet• l range; 1 ,pi!i I�. &.\er; 2 writ• pll)'l)lent, owner will improve IDon, fl.18«. .iJiD tnl )ieskl;,- 1 Wblte sewing ma• ..VILY and decorate to suit purthaaer, chllle; 1 m� b"1 and dre81er; s.;v� ,S\2 . -� ,-,.,-,. move in an d ,p&y rent unit\. I 1 cl'ay bed; .I kitchen cabinet; l!hoM � . • 0,_ ,11 9 .. 0lrect Loan coma. your V. �"', dr. sedan. EZI Jll!;tl,' Mld­ , · �1. 11 � & ,Un · I tot �i9 Eihalrs; 2 antique tables lhrou&h, You must be ellglblo , • ltNdil. Fully equli>ptd • Sboutod,· Iii, ' td � 1 iilt),le, hall tue; I lot odd , lo < a V. A. LO<n. Other D clean $2,ffl.&i. Maett.nds, :Pc>"ffl j(o lamllsi 1 Jot dry walnut lumber. ehuer1 caQ buy on Land Co"· • eroy. ,. ,B-la.&c . S.tt-tle � • , - L Others ltema · too· numerous : lo tract or make down paymdti DlenliOD.. !rot ffsQonsible for ac• owner can finance any reasop.� ' • CL0111, . . ·. fflAMPR>ll i cflleilfi, · able propo1itton. Contact DILi · va11in¥, lhadeB, ' elotti loor. ort,UIIJ, J11lnl. llll!! 9woor · · �- 1 W,, ¥�fman, Owner LON & BR.ANNON, R,EALTOR$, • wi , n s, netjan v -' awnin� , Virgil T.aford, SyracuJfl, · Plioµ,e J. .Q, -Mc09t. Auctilmeer Ohlo, Phone 016Gallipolis, timale&. dow sai. - Free WYU'l31, ia!Uti (S) 14; 21 , �. M, 2!1, 26, 27, 7tc S.lNtc , GI8--2730 or 267' • l\"� l 1, ' on · 215 'oele · ·· l\, l 90t• lllM BUICK va SPECIAL, -· Pomel'OY., ' · · ' . � FOR SALE SEVEN ROOM HOUSII: sedan. Power steerine ant llrik.· ,-ith two baths, gar.age. wuh es. OrifUli) ' bltcl 'lllds\, ilu house, cellar, larpe Nrner lot ' . " ; new. Dyni'llow· drive. $�l!ti. located in Chester, Ohio, on , • Look at the Space, Look at the . .Bl.11et�ara, . . P����� , . _5-18-6te Route 7, Priced to .tell. If lnter-­ )'rice,. •t tihe Savlnli, Look eated call or write Pa11i Polin&:, !954 FOUR WITH OVER . Ripley, W. Va. TW. ES2-IM3S. For the �. .&. .Beot drive pd .Jiea®- 1� LIMoln' BLUJ! SHIELD , •- ·" . o .-211-tfc 4 dooi lu1T· �oiel; ·,good' tlm .., , Look. io Ne o w u , .i... -• . �. . !IN-... ' . �\ ' and ratllo; ,#1'41 Fti�: 1Pdor l'o: -• � -·-i · !jil,gory, will bo · Pa)'trlents with good tires ana · rad io. , 'tb1isia, " in-hospital Medi l..l .' '""'• '' 0111 9 /bath, b111ement. gas, city water ,(Ohio llediral lndeinl, Phone ,W\'24;11. Robert G. Pie' It'• really tru�I 'ftle same Blue . , . ng to the accordi • . .. erapy Radioth an d garage. Loca ted near bridgo . ' fl.17-lllc ket" ' and medical beillifill surgical complete such provides that nity) schedule of indemnities listed in the Ma90n. Wilbert Weaver, Mason. iRV ' ' !,eaejlto theH o/!<1'1 •010 · groups F) deduction payroll (M.lO� Contract to Special Preferred 19iljl CHEVROLET FOVR DOOi a-17�tp. -· U.1. No. 23, Wa"Hrlf', Ohio same the are individv.al Ohio re.sident age G.5 or ovnl Tbe11e receive. will you QOO. Anna Grp Oiler, Syri• OjN,n ,..ry day 9 to 9 as thOS@ offered to groupS. The bene• FOi\ SALK 84½ A., l'ARM. 7 •Phtlne WYU2114, Just think o f I t • • • fits are available when. the jefV�e• .build•. room hou8e, barn and out l • There's no physical examinaf n are p<=rfonned by a dul7 licensed PRA�c.U:�-y; -� ��snc I ings. All mineral rights ao with --,-- ._ , 1 beige day bed. Ctieap .for Immein defiued u 1W'Seon or phySJcfan · • You make no health statement tarin. In Scipio Township. Write the contr11ct, . dilte iale . . . 7°'1 C}lestnut St., Clarence Swauger, 19 N. Wheal• ' • There's no exclusion because of present or past beolth ·1 \ ' ' TIIAEE YEAR OLD COW AND Middleport, Ohio. · e 23 Ste land St., Columbus, Ohio I problems . ery Surg Ca� George Schuler, Mldclle• a 21 3tp ' • There ""I no waltljlg period. for pre,exisling collllUI,.... Almost all types of surgical prooo• t porl.'lt! · I . 5 21 31P BEAUTIFUL SELECTION · types of radidures perfonned an,ywhere - in the We repair i • You need not he employed . Flowers, CroBSea, Baskets, for office n'• 'Ohysici■ or home , hospital DO YOU PAY qTY PRICES FQ& r ators, from heater cdres to any Ohlott'slt1ent llegardlois piestm lid or woilt Memorial . -Day. Cllff's Shoe Re· - with payments from $10 to $300 used farm macliU1.erf? SM Bln is offered �• � •k or �•ctor new this fact, In p 65 or over.can enroll. iir.. MJ.tf dJep&rt, O�. 5-17·12tp according to schedule of indemnities. Goodwin and buy at rarm prices. NOTtC• OF flLING AND � Go · -1 resid..it. Ohio individual ol. _.. tlto . � ID meet Sis. mHes from Wilkesville.. HIARIN& ON INVINTDllY ment Tr•llt •• Medi� - 6 ll8 i\11< HALF POKY AND KALP WELCll bY ShieJcl.l,111et\ls Blue no¼prolechld IA'en"i CHe Ne. 1 8,150 When the member ls a bed•patlent <01! -41 mos. old, llall pony and I t in t1ie past. Each per111R must enTOI[ mdivil"ualli, • • • enrollmen P....._ Court, MtJga Count;, Ohio 18 con­ I n a hospital for mdre than ADMIRAL TV FRIG.IDAffiE half ,,ddle borae gelding S and wife must each apply and he indlviduaD, TO the Executor or Admlnistta• husband even &ecutlve hours, for l),on...111tgical ill­ automatic washei' ia;t l4)0d oonypan old, Y(-elcb !Dare broke lt) Phone WT,2,2i43 , tor lllnd to such of the following H plan ls actively recommended b1. the OWO This . protected -..,�a,; ttr ;r�� U, )'ear, old, Blae� neS!I, Payments for each ho5pitaJ dition. Call WY "2·8331� Pomeroy, Ohio are resldents of the state o( Ohio: $'1'.11:TE ,li!EDICAL ASSOCIATION, the doctors , nddle fflln! 4 �ars old, co)f; codfinement, $10 for the first day and S 30 3tc , surviving IIJ)OH&e, If any; next , of days, three i!aext · the of each for � • td., two weot, old. l'ho•e by "G, ,.___� _______, •,Ik .,_,,_,_ ,. � · i,fo .., . �1:, organi2at1on. AND SMA1.L kin; beneficiaries under the o,1,iU,, 1 C]l . M ONTCLA LA'l'E and $4 a day thereafter. lliaximwn of Y�1, Bowl · G. Pickell Tll:LIIVlSION RAnlO W Frarlt U any; the attorney or '11:tttlfflf!Yil Call z s repair. . a ppliance 1'btl �UST ACf BY SUNDAY, · MAY ft. uprisht dqep lree e. 442 . TO day:!! available per _ contre�I 1911'• Ave., repreaenting any of the 'forermin Secood :,,�a" 41-i N. C ne p ott. · .,.--,:-:---,--Ave,, ffldiUe' IJ•l'l : =� Ph6 6th This speeiol pion .19 available only to Ohio ftiid■ma .,Ill, ':, 3-S-tfc tJoned persons: . · Fractures and l . Ml ddlepol'.t. b 2ll 3lc HOJ/�� . f.AILER 10' � IIO', Five 1 WY 2-S465. between Monday1 May 16 and Sundf,)', �. ;111,, 1960. E"!'ll You are hereby nottfl that pq · f a , waa�o s , I.Ink caflon U Dlslo oe! lb application muat De poo1marked bef<m! imdhlglii Sunday, May pur _U-PIC:X " · · •• ·' iii Ir the 19lh d ay of May 11Mk), an er i1I r, Own telev 011, R (setting) pedom,ed any• eduction dr)'e "'1. 29. ,t you're 65 or over • • • or have a relative _ qr friend of � Gi linl>l!l only.• Pb. � P a . ventory and Appralsement of the Jell\'Wt etat&. · Frllli Hud,on, w!lert. J!9, s Un th• coupm below. , • , 1jiill .II WY a, Nolans, )lracmie. er.I.ate of Ht1nry H. Taylor, deceit• Bash41n Road, Rt. 1, Racine. after postmarked if ac<epted Car� he . enoy cannot ons , 5 µ 3tc &merg applicati because ed, lat� of Rutland, Ohio, In said G�P Em•;ge,,cy ttllahin,of wouncls with• County was filed In this Court. midnight that date. Thi, ii tlle onlv 1001/ V"" CG11 ...ro11 • , o ·USED lrl 24 hours after tlie accidenl. R Hearing on ta.id [nventory and by mail !l)ITTIIGERATO . ANO, Mah.any fttillll!, Being ,._ H.; llt.' 1, Pome"IJ . Appnl11ement wlll be hid before · . po...... � bi, ilien In ·RadlolheratY · -· YOUR PHYSICAN CAN REASSlffl! YOU . _ Pliim, ,8671, , 5 2l 81 thts Court · on the· 2nd day ofl al arei. t,!I reliable . pl, (abnonn ms neoil•s of ent Treatm . . 1960 at 10 o'c� A. ;M. The Blue Shield plan ls actively for lue. Terf111! IV I• ... ., . 12 G . Tl)li: dooh growths such as cancer, tumors, etc.) may. lit JI� hceptiona. thereto State Modica! Association, and this 6:i-and-Over Pin has � eble, �Q �II �I'll', 1 ; c¥tlon.. S\iid'oballtt, l,y IJlC-&ns of X•ray or radium, re• by any interested party · 'iif · 11i'i'iy loped with the Association's encouragement Ask •. · nh St., Marietta, lur <lo,' !!l"l;_•�.0111•< \l'Q�. 1(1!'111 prdl•os of where the lreJ\IIIODI ls tJffl': ,P.rl�r to �ve_ days Mfore the clan about Blue Shield mid this PIii!!, I 23. it; 'l'!llfonl, o,raeut,, I'�• W'1 2performed: W&. . . , . . lfet lltl llearl11i, , , ,i,1 :,, L that leffllf,ili al; 11181. 5 21 ' l" •. ·Wl'l'NES� fflf il;na!UCor>l'I! IJJ CHALIIEIIS TRACTOR, and A u rns S " · '""' · y · eorn . ' lb, ..i: ot, al4 Q,11!1',P\i! a,1 .,ow� � hydr_aull� .. DR'f 011f - Oraflln9 Skin 131h day of MoY ltl60. pJant;ii", 1 f$]Ufito,;i to� 1M t regardl•ta of .wllert pk)'. treatmen For F. R. O'·BRIEN, outlll J■mei Iourill�- · Radiott.itt , , .�.,.,.,, :, rendered. Is oervice the , Judge ond t:1-0fflelp · qjeu; U Iii n SL, lliddleporl. Coll WI2-3m. lime! in to" schedule of By Ann Baker, Deputy Clerk · Anesthesia e. Blue. (M l will ttoeiv ' � COl)tra t 'Jl (Dl 18, 23, 2tc affon lnlstr Adnt p;;;'%o BROOD For aervle'eB rende1'<1 in s�r. Clloater, Ohio. ... � .. with aw-iJ!cal procedures eove b:J., - ' . a 2i stp • the contract, pa)'D!Bnll from $1 to ' • $40 a'-"'ording ID sd)edul• of In ntpe1, wh<n: (1) aidmtntstered . 111t1i11 if physician other thlti the auraeen, -in or u of the .· ' In a hoopital by or (2) .odmlnt•te FAMILY . . TALK ri a den� or n�who it not an I da It Ask f"i'IOJ01' of the ospjtal. No PoY· menta will bo p lded for local each month (oaq $17.40 per y-) to help p,_,,• • . . independence. ' FOi OONSISTIINT DEl!ZNDA'IIUI: DIULTI Guests at the party were Linda ons, Larry Gladw ell, Maril yn � turnbo , Marvin pyy Asa Rrad . .Jack_ Wayne Rar�, m,rry \\'1lson bur,:, Samm y Hood. David f'fJ vert Ht:n?ric ks: Je�nle Holt'. Hose Marie David Jenki ns, Diane navi-" , D('br� I Grueser . Rose Marie Hacke tt Ma . 1(>se l l . t har,cs Leslie l<. l ti:-l•t· n . uieent Edw�rd Knight, Hoger Eu­ Iha Hacke tt, Jim Butche r gene U:' 1fheit, Myrna Kay '.\laag, Hindy, Sand y Hum phreys: Sleve Pullen, Stephemie Pullen Susan Al_bert Lawrenee Martin, Jr., Mary Elizabeth MeMee, Charles tdward MOrTis, Susan Ohlinger', Sus.an C_hal)man, Linda Wilcox , Tresa Cas. ��cCabe, �ary Randall Moore , Con­ c1, Marjor ie Harris , ()on Nelson me M or_ar11y. Robert Eugene> Moss­ n, Mary Wolfe. Zita · s sis t e r , .Rema le/ �� M m ada Mae Murray, Wil liam and Mn. Mary Bacon who asi.isted rice Neutzli ng, James Owen Nor­ ton, H erbt _rt Houston owem1, How­ • Mn. 7'ftltil "tttfh tfrfe p19rty. ml Blli'M• Randolph �lllq,s, !�• Plrllltp,, Sm, l',itto, Rleltml 80,ept, .f:11n, ff� I..aa"t!fit C,U1111ls, Reva rrltt "tea, Lt'off«d Lfie Reed �!>ltd r,'a"1<11n Rlctml 1r ' CIUtt!� !'nit Riffle, Rtt!tfft .Rt11s, 1'arm1 Jane Roush, Janet Rore Rotnft'lt-1, Pea:,y · Delores Rus­ 111..itn, ot lfi, »11, 1,Yee Anti Satrtttl CtlrrlM P'l'A lllrt 1f,;,!;felfdo, ll Ifie Rar­ "•derltt !l!'fe, Prloolll• Loulee rildtltllle school. The minutes or att, Doti� Atthut Sh1ll'fftl Dar­ t�e s,lrt meeUng were read by �.,,• tl.,.otl1y Smith, Jllif • ftotlert • Jtatei Hentftt1on In the absence �mlth, 111u'l 1Uchai'd Roush. of Allee 11....,. ·Dontld Lee speneet, lt°'1m Lee 1'11� new oflJcm Heh reeeived Sprfnll91' , Gaey Artice Staln1ktr a �re MdePI were pinned on b7 mrt. 111,ty Dmdaan. TNey Catal)"fl $tie �t. Cl■ir, G•il lAnett� #ere "'om tnto theitr ne• atflees 811•.n. llltrl!yn Arm !!tdckton, b?. llr. Peck. The new officers are 3#ffl� IMi TtofoNI, Ilnlee Inn• pi'etident, Mn Lee Wood; vice 11!otrrn.l.. ,�.., A]!!! W•boter lack p'tettdent, Mn, Francl!I Alkire · Bran w,l!rer. 'l'lmathr Welker 8ttl'etary, Mn. Lena Obffho'lzer: "WU1ilJ:tn Hli'lan Wllaon, tile� tf'e1mrer Mra. Rayrnand �otterm'. Jtt«ftlti. Yttun«:, S'Putfloi'I. Afl'tfette After the meeting, entertain• Zthrd"1. Chias afflma are: pre1!!dent Al· ment was provided by Mn. Wilda bert Martin: vict- president, 'son­ Wlsema.n. Refreshments were 11erved by drs Polt11; Secretary - treasurer ' 'Mr1. Faye Lewis, Mrs. Raymo n de Mlnsd11 Murray, Collerlll. M rs. Hazel Stanley and Mr11. Let! Wood and Mrs, Wilda Wiseman. �:1'-• 1 •� 1 . Sidney R PA ��Pho� sna DELUJII: !fNl'IJll!IISHED 4 room down1U1r, .,._ Nicely furnllb, ed � room ul>'tain apt. Phone WY2-3874. fl.ltl<ltp Or_.. -­ 1.f All tHE il#lfflfs paymiiits in � flM, e -::,�i!t 2 iu<ilca1"f!n.at ,."". NOT - lit both niodleal •d ndioth•r811)' aervl«:1, ■re �"'"'1 during th• JIOYDl•nt • some hospltil ahall be made for the one 11!-rvlce whtch provldea. th&, lkrtater pa,rre.ent,, �I DOI lo, boll!; ffls_contract doe• · not p,ovide ,oytn.,._',o!,f'Y of the In • followfnl:, .....,.,..; --· ,A. 1Jo91tal; 'V tion case,; services;fuaalahed or pay•ntal agency i able. by a • m or boa · ·� for " · doot■l . ,. No' · � ho■p!ta) �rovldeil ltlr ...i. ... •..... . . ' con!Me•en' ......,red -H;o11•, .Ii w .li s•li( · � � ... · "'°' . ' Mt,�l MilRfff ' ' � -- ,.;u i11 11ieoe W6ellia. l'i ll 'ftilJi:. l!J!tG " M°jjjeli �ol ml'rtd. To.., ; .....r.., ,� w 11111 . ·=A q . Mr . ' w....-D MOTOR Whoi. tl,o; 111 Milt , ,er-Jdlil'lal-pllll ■ iqiply Wffll ""-tit -"·"' .,. _,...._..... .f.fii ' 1"...J� or fu�� ,otlfo � :;'" � ;:.;. �'!it �t� Y- applka!lell mu1t .. posi-rbd lly mhlnltht CATION TODAY ..... ,as l.. JMli W.,. d.. la•ln----:------------------r----. 1 I I I . Ohlo Madlcal lnde-lty, lnc., �....,. ,r,ai, .....r1 .i. 11. � -5,,md,,Ovir ilt.m. "' . .. 4 month. I bccamo 65 1/IOl't old on I / ,-!'_ i ,:a.., , I .....r...111111c1 mv coverage ..m $1'1 lulv !, J960. :U- CltGN 111111 � , ; 11 18 �1 I { -: · °""' ti.•. ,.. rm, :m , ' � P it ;_ imtl;··1- - • ••-.ir.•'-h••.nirn:.tfiiiliilillW 1 cm --� -- .:__.. • �' • ' , • ,. 2-Daily Sentinel, Pom eroy-Middleport, 0., May 23, 1960 I I Eleventh Birth doy Cel�'brated Wi•h Porty Saturday _'l'l�e eleventh birthday of Zita Nier� Wit celebrated Satur d&)' evening at her home on Brow nell Aven ue �h en her moth er, M rs. . Remo N1er1 entertained with 8 party in her llonor, TIie evening ,r1.9 apent In dam• • lna 100 a chicken barbe(ue was held on the terrace. • Hoosier Wi ll Be Speaker I ,, '. ' , • ))ally �ntlnel, Po111eroy-Mlddlef<lrt. G., M� 28, J� WANT ADS - CContinued Fr..,, P•9I OM) berf Lee Curlis, Jean Ellen Dabo Sharon K.ae Dougla s, Charle s Alex: ander Downie, Karen Margue rilt> Drake, James Lewis Ebersbach Barbar a Lynn Eskew , Arnld Ke11h F:vans, Sue Ellen r.arnts. William Earl Gibbs, Hobert Lee Grt>en, R('­ bee4!a Sue Grueser, l�rry Edward Grueser . Mark Anthon �· Grueser , Ern<'st Franklin Hall, E. Hobert Hamm, Phillip Roger Harr•son. tAftli HlltriSOtl•il'le PTA =• t.nen ThliDb ■ son. Nn Offitets Are ln1Nlled Rett1n tly t Joyce Saue r Honored With Birthday Porty o,:; .k .! I ' EVANS SUP R MARK ETS THI RD BIG . P,REM I UM . CARN IVAL OFFER ! Get 6 crysta l 'c l!llaf 1 2 011nc, hea9y­ bottam tumbler■ this w11k ot EVANS. th,11 9lomoro•1 i iI ! I I d·RC)Cllt,E:s .':. : · , . brt\J C HEEb S 1 GAS & .. OIL, ... . ,. ' I • " ' K i ---------- \ '1 , • ...•• ' 0 ' :• : • I• • ••• :•• ••• •• •• •• i •••uh•••••1t\•,; • r, • ·· · -· ·- ·/, • I l ' • ; ; -, . -�•ti ty :,MerchQndi .e . � , , ■ . ,', ·• .. -· · ' • ,. ' • •• <I; I ., \ \ I i ----- - t l A IL E R S - w· ' ' "\' I I I I •.. -' . ttf iEJ 11111)11' EUCIIIC Ill R -e eol Estat .au, 'forI9" M ' L•1 Home Soles • m .,oar _::__�------=:_____ mrftn OHIO P WER co••t11• '-'y._ '* (Sil People 65 ,io r-over-can _ have Blue Shield. surgical•. medical cost protecti on =•: �--===:-:-:-,----- "'-• .. �DIATOR ' ro't·ttai FotJR aoci� 11��;� • For the first ti� Blue . Shield offers you surgical-medical benefits like groups . can secure . . . ifyou enroll by Sunday, May 29, 1960 • pu\.- Utt . I. POR.6� . Experleaeed , the '° i:iJi� IAi.ii oooa �cl •11 r·. Legal NQtice :'tiia�,�- to Blaettnar's room,, w��PI- cowsro:r c: Hu'\t\!h, WY ·, 1'11! 1i011 bila,. ti' 1n:· . - 'ti sow. "'"" J ill, •N $ 0 N sli -1101st . tl!r#, �P 4■�• �al 29 itrr _., , . . *' ....,; i Ste· S!Mtls; ot 'litliii A i-r, )I . ' J ,I,. • '!°'>': . • ' !'. !! DI!.. OF �·" . • flle Mlddlt1port Band Boo1tera wlll mee t Monda)' evenln1 at '1:30 tn the bandroom at the hl,:h 1chool. There wUI be annual in• 1Ul1Jat,on of officers and 1ummer project. wUI be dtscuHed an d alao final plan, wlll be mad• tar aer• vlna: th1 banquet to the MHS ah.t• mnl Auoelo!lon on MoY 28. ••• • -. !itl'f.'v.. DIL • ( 20! Business Se. rvices :;::c:::-,.,.-=-':=c=---,:,:,:;,;:;.,;::;.: st,;, ,. 1' ( 9) rol S.a Ie t 6 MO N,TH,s ; :_sU,P LY :ll v. .<.1 l a.,;it. iirY-m-i' Viiijf,il!'I llbiefuw,atlq ':i':/;bJM.. Booare,, To Meet I .. . , !"-" i'ss�· HOLZIR HOSP ITAL Ad missions, May 2n: Virgil Lee Gene Lamhert. l\fld dleport; Mn. Rober1 Grunt G ilmore, New Haven; Earl Moore Palmer, Cottageville; Mrs: Guice J. Holler, Pomeroy. ' D1scharu;e11, May 20: Mrs. Eldon South, Mrs. William Bnice, Sam Vllltoe, Mrs. Glen Pendelton, Mrs. WIiiiam Rhode,, Mn. Georae Love Robert Morgan, Joyce Riley, Min: Ifie Mullin,, Linda cratt Karen Mcl>ennltt, Ctorle Bu;h Mn Herbert S tanley, Clyde Fe�1uson·1 l'!•me■ Nance, Mr1. WlUlam F Carter and lnrant, Mrs. Roberi Pu1h, Mra. Paul Honaker, Mn. Marqldl Wtllt�, Jnfar"t Male llnJ. I ••---- Qh;i, ,.,.., · \ JC11K: Ifs ��--"!,Jnlti.., l!'omer01 · · llt!O ME&Cl!IIY iiollrii:itiY • --- li ��Nt1 °�i ��� ., \ BusineS!i ..a· ' B l l 8 Employment Wanted lf\W it, •I "- ,,uo . I MQTPII AUXILIARY TO MIIT Th<' lbcl nc 1.,egion Au11.iliary will med Tuc11day evening ut 7 p. m. at thi> post home. A 8hort bm1lneea mce1ing will be ticld to cnnhle the nwmbcn lo allctld the Middleport Fccrwy - Bennelt Unit .I I, Notices Auto Sales NIIGHBORI TO MIIT The F.rlendly Nelgh hors Clu b will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mra. Elwood Bowers ut 8 p.m. for a Hobo party, it is announced. F.ach member Is asked 10 hring materials for cancer dresslnl,!s. RIVER r R[hORT Vocal and actordlan mu1lc w11 LICINSI IIIUID presento:I. duru-..: this period by A mamas:a liceDN bu bl,en, .., · Lennie HtptoMlall and klltab sued in Com,mon ,.... Court to Whitt of Middleport. Glim AJW WOll ra1 '4 1'. New �-.dent. Women of tht! Youth Ad ult ClaH '1 Lee tlw, aervOO on lhe decoration and re• �a:j::vu;i!i. !retbmenta committee Mn. Zun, ,..._______ day w;.s pregnm chairman and I pl'Nldea. ( 7 l Help W, anted PHONE WY-2-21 57 Wi DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK A birthday party for Joyce Stuer, daugh ter of Mr. and Mn. llarold Simer, Leadlni! Creek Road M iddleport, wu held May 1 5 at her home. TO DECORATE GYM A color ,cht-me of or<'hid and The executive and decorating areen ws11 lllled on patio decora• tlon1 with table decoration, helng comml UeeA: of the Pomeroy High School Alumni wlll meet Tuesday in the 11me theme. ot 7 : 30 p. m. al the Senior High Attending were Mr. and Mn. auditorium 111 completr plans for Harry Plcken,1, Racine; Mr. e nd I dt!l'oretln� tho Junior High aud•· " Warren Plcken11, Mr. and I torlum ror 1 hc banq u�t. Any in ter­ :r■.· Erneat Whitehead, daughten estf'd memhcr 111 lnvlted 10 • allend. . Jean, Jan11 and Juli, Mr. and 11.tlll. Denver Weber 11.nd son Da• OFFICERS TO MEIT 'tld, all of Rt1ed1vll le: Mr. and Thi• S1otr 1,nd OUlcer11 or Mclg! Mr1. Wllliam Meredith, Chuck and Tl'm1>le Pythian Sister.'! wlll meet Roliler of Waterford, o., lhe Sauer l hiK t•venin� at 7:30 nl the home famUy, the honoree end Mrs o( Mrs. t 'ash R'4hr with Mrs. Hcr­ Ad dle Fu1ate. hert Hoover ns assh1t ing hostess. ' Gtme1, ft1blng and a:lfts hlgh111hted the afternoon. CRUSADIRS TO MEET Ttw.-.day evening at 7:30 the IN,AN T DIATH RATE UP f'hrlslian Crusaders C1a11s of the W,\SIIINGTON UPI - A gov• Flrsl Baptist Church, Middleport, ernment report showed toda y tho will mcf't al the home or Mr. and Infant mortality rote In the Unit• Mrs. F,arl Smith. ed States rose from 200 per 10 ooo Al oltih1 o'clot1 k the Board of births In HIM lo 264 laat year. · Truslt•ei. or the churt'h wUl meet at lhc church. rt..,.. - a 16) Lost and Fpund :nr• ..�.. I 8A'MI. 1"'"'1- �it(','� \, I Armory '8 Women, Girls mc1'-.....:..iit ;rave *~ �tne Of.. Dinner For Fellowsbip Ev� For Tea Dunbar • G U AGES, lloot1orn,.,. , 15.1 .. UNtull· 5 ROOMS AND UPP4:'", J0.1 on lower, l ? lil open; The womffl and &,ttll: Tea at the NeUU' 100 p ut.or- a and lay mem• NlSHEO Apan.ment:. ,220'ii E· 7•2 on upper 12 ·8 on blrr1 af the Point Piea11nt Olru"iet Pomeroy Bapli•t Church Friday aill-POlls, 1 f Main. Phc>ne w t 2--246&. 0 IO _,.., 1. eent, per .-..cl, tte l�oe. lltftbJiim Ev&11&el ical Uni t.ed Bret- evenioa: ,na attend e4 t,1 a bolll. to J;gtN 20 3tp 5 " • nel m . hurch I cent, per word f�f tkN,e �ve fuatrttona. n. H wi ll �ltend a fel• person• tn ,plte of i e ent ea DAMS: All moveable d amt are up' . p dinner lo be held in the ther. Speehl - ... ,...lb for IIO ci>DU per word. �--- --- __ DELUXE 3 . ROOMS aod Bl.TR 19 t hrouith 22, Lock 2S it down. ry Full rate qt 3 cent, iper Word .Ul be eiarpd for ld"f"ertlliJIC Musii:al �leeUom' •en liven lowly. Dami open � ar Armo on n.ursday. t1 nfW'ni1hed apartme11t. Ooita R iver rising s rdln g to MiH Elhel Rid dle by children of the Primary De• 11 tillt. JIOid 10 doYI oit,r -· l,tn, �� Ka tl nawha of New Haven, diatricl hostus for partmt" nf and the youth groups. M iddleport. Phone \ average 2 traps. A Building , l!m)n Id A11Yertislnc - Should be riportf'il llm<nodlote!J. 'Ille 5 11 �c: Riv• dams are on tbe fill. WY 2,&141. t• "'nner, lhe group will include Edith e,nd em, Hapton1tall of Mid · lllitlj, �� will not bo r..pomlbJ., lor more Ilion O)le Into<· 1 OHlO RIVER .BOATS: Down• n T nd IIIOl!rl!bn. rqi!:rribe r• of church councils l)f ad- d1eport 1111n1 "Lord, 1 wa t o Be bp und : Loc:11; 'J, City of Himtlni� mltliltra 1 t ion an d their gueal& aa t&rd of 611d � Norlee, of - fl.W. Obl­ A ChTi,tian" and "How Great Thtlu ton, 8:30 arn, 8--'3; Lock 8, Trade well a1 paslon, pobll&hed at 1 cent per word. Art.'' EARN tXTttA Winds at 8:00 am, 16-0; Lock 9, n 0UsEW!VES: Follo'l'ing lbe dinner which is lo WOJIDS 1 DAT S DAYS DAYS l 110 Three toa•U werf' a:lven-daughmoney. Part or- full \fme. Car Baby Lere at 8 : 10 am, 1·9; Lock be serv,d 81 ft:.U PM, lhe g,meral l& tlOc 90c •1.il tera to mothers by Tamara Flnlaw, necessary. No Investment. 1te 1&, Bob Benter at 7 :35 am, 20--0; committee on atewardshi of the p ,1.m '8.00 Ill Ille $1.20 · mothr to d.iughten. Mn. Victor train. Write Patty Forshe, , '1'1 1 Aitrc at 8:10 am, 0--6 ; Lock 16, W. Va. Conference will pre,eot Ill 71ie '1.&0 P.211 fl .&O YoCln£ and womrn to gr;a.ndll)Oth• Buckeye Ave., Marletta, Ohio.. 00 Pltt:lburger at 8 : am, 20-0; Lock the united 11teward1hip advance ers, h)' . Mn . Edward FOliter. 0; 3tc Ada neelved by 10 A.M. will be In INI d,\yo foPf"', 00 0 leur 5at 1'8, am, 11: nde 2 Cha $ pro ram. Bishop J , Gordon Ho· The uit " Susie'• Shoe1" by Mn. a: . ----------- Lock !2, Mr. Crise at fl: 10 am, 0 3. ;t:� will deliver the principal ad• J"Pf! Cook" II narrator , depi.tt.ed Lhe UPBOUND : Gallipolis, Alfred F s . life' Qf a &irl in church, from the Holden 8.1 12:50 pm. 16-0; Lock time of '4!dkation to that of bring23, Robert G. west at 2:15 p m, 1);2 inx up her own children 1n the a i Rake ves W c Seism boats; t Reliance ---- · - and Jo derrick -- -church. WILL D� WASHING AND ffiON• , at 2 : 30 pm, 3-8; Crucible at '1 :00 Hawaiian hlandl4 T ltMITE AND PEST CONTROL Mn. Fred Gardner ot the Mid· take o ho�e. S lR my Als ING pm, 10--0; National at 7:15 3.0; c. by Fein. F.,.. Inspection. lnsu-r­ HONOLU LU UPI - A series of dleport Church of ChrUlt gave a . care of small ehddren. 770 Syca• l Hamer at S:OO pm 0.2 Vul· seism c waves generated by the od � Notlonwldo, Phone R. i message on the Iheme. more St., Midd leport. Phone can at 10·45 pm lHi· o;ec al Ch �e earthquakes raked the Ha• chal1englng and A. Service 'Station WY2• · "The Kind of Wot'ld Chrj,tiao � ' 6tc 5 23 WY2 2394. 1 1 :20 pm, 8· 1; Waller c. Beck• 'fauan lelands early today a_nd 1166. 4-26-lfc Mother, Would Make," jor d at 1 :05 am, 2·14; St. Louil 5000 - ,.,...... More than 1000 of ice repor!,ed st . lea�t . (l�e Pur�•g the fellowabip period in l!, , Zephyer at 1 : 25 am, 0--8; Beaver ' : 1� the socia l rooms. team and pun t"h ths and _many mjimes built in our service area ill 1969, � . al 2 : 15 am, 0-2; astal c�ty _ of H alo, Hawaii were served with Sharon Yo1m g heated by ELECTillCrrY-tt'a tbe bt,UC, , JC.ANAWH A RIVER BOATS : LOST - Thursday, May, iD, wrist• and build t_ngs were floatlna a nd Etta Lemley pre.aid ing al the __,,, �--� · __..., 1 v. ,Criss down al 0 be lll�eet hke many com. tab�. An arran.,.dle bomawatch. Between the Old Cleland modern way to heat j.i DISTRJJtiTORSHIP. ',11,ALE or FE- Winfred, A. o� nt of hit was ·. ',• lZ::45 am • JQ.G. , Place and Ftank Hol;t« iue. u-1;· u Ar .G" full Or part- "said the destruction wat u,Jed on the ta b �• µme. ,,_n,i: . _ __ le. . __ Finder please tttum aml .receive than the 1946 tidal wave _',--___ _ __ _ it�d potential lncoll)e. See Ha•• . "' .. .... • • > reward . Charl e1 W. Ho� Ra· . M il O.lstrlbutors, J\>t., ,:\dJ,r- ( I took 1�• livea· Meanwhile .,...... . ·, . Tidal wave. also atruck. CalHor• 9cine, Rt. 1, Ohio, Ph� ' a violent new eatti.: Qhile ttsement on Page , for comjtete · �---9 �� 1°·1oa · "'� S c h .' t e cl. ly of Ancud today, ota, boathina boau and dameging 3085. f 23 3tp 5 2S Ile FOR ALE : FIVE ROOM HOUSo. detalb. I &I H • •• . ' ,w ith bath. Nleo location. Melvin ict mg new damage and usual• wAedroot llcilities from San Di• er Hood Ul· Locuat St.' Pom oy II � 4 ego • to San a 1 re a d 18) Glliaif:e'• , Store r !;'""' \�· N? /!'j�rlet ' . �?;,�k::� 0� u t"es •:;:r:-� ll- 14-30qi m'" t n o re • _::=:: • ::_:� •::::::•:=_:: ' :::_:__• " '.:·_.:.___________ "� po::_:�'.'.:__:::: :,:::re Good CINn ·uood Cin AIR CONDITION ING, REFIIIGER­ ___ _________ _ _ -;:,:::.:=.=:::.:::..:•'.::: VB MODERN FI All Mlrhet .. Mit1II atl..m .Jenice, Jack's· llefrJJ:era• FOR SALE room houee, (ull basem ent and IIAITROP«.ITAN tion. New Haven. Phone TU2ittic. A.s9ume ba1ance of 4." - la1t )M,111 IL ,etr. 8-'23-tf d.ireet iovemment loan. Lot � . ,_.,, ollle :1150. Good neighborhood. · Call I. 0. McCOY ivlkllill AUCTION­ 1851 FORD V8 2 DR. CUSTOM Of Bee Freddie Thabet, Mason. AUCTIONIIR 1960, 7:00 P. M. sedan. Low mifl!ite. SR1rk1ing F•hl'lf, W Vi. 4-28-t!o ko.._ l, L°"' __,, HavuC mt home, 1 will sell light blue finish $1,9G0.00. Blaet al -� it'im-Y residence In MUALLER fURNACIS. waSJING . GOOD FRAMI!: i.!o'biiiN 2 BED• tnars, Pomel'Oy · S.ts.Gtc Chest. tM fdfowin1: room home at 1631 Lincoln . . HOUSI . a,,pllancN,, . Amoht ...., 1� CHEVROLET V8 4 DR. 1 livini. l'omi. -l!Uite; 1 diilfu . . t....,, Syncuse, Ohle. P.hlnl Heia:htl. Pomeroy, Ohio, vacant sedan. Oria:inal black finlab. room a� 1 Mtte set; 1 gas 1 M 1-tf G. I. c,.n buy with no down WY:l.611l Power ,ude $1,095.00 Blaet• l range; 1 ,pi!i I�. &.\er; 2 writ• pll)'l)lent, owner will improve IDon, fl.18«. .iJiD tnl )ieskl;,- 1 Wblte sewing ma• ..VILY and decorate to suit purthaaer, chllle; 1 m� b"1 and dre81er; s.;v� ,S\2 . -� ,-,.,-,. move in an d ,p&y rent unit\. I 1 cl'ay bed; .I kitchen cabinet; l!hoM � . • 0,_ ,11 9 .. 0lrect Loan coma. your V. �"', dr. sedan. EZI Jll!;tl,' Mld­ , · �1. 11 � & ,Un · I tot �i9 Eihalrs; 2 antique tables lhrou&h, You must be ellglblo , • ltNdil. Fully equli>ptd • Sboutod,· Iii, ' td � 1 iilt),le, hall tue; I lot odd , lo < a V. A. LO<n. Other D clean $2,ffl.&i. Maett.nds, :Pc>"ffl j(o lamllsi 1 Jot dry walnut lumber. ehuer1 caQ buy on Land Co"· • eroy. ,. ,B-la.&c . S.tt-tle � • , - L Others ltema · too· numerous : lo tract or make down paymdti DlenliOD.. !rot ffsQonsible for ac• owner can finance any reasop.� ' • CL0111, . . ·. fflAMPR>ll i cflleilfi, · able propo1itton. Contact DILi · va11in¥, lhadeB, ' elotti loor. ort,UIIJ, J11lnl. llll!! 9woor · · �- 1 W,, ¥�fman, Owner LON & BR.ANNON, R,EALTOR$, • wi , n s, netjan v -' awnin� , Virgil T.aford, SyracuJfl, · Plioµ,e J. .Q, -Mc09t. Auctilmeer Ohlo, Phone 016Gallipolis, timale&. dow sai. - Free WYU'l31, ia!Uti (S) 14; 21 , �. M, 2!1, 26, 27, 7tc S.lNtc , GI8--2730 or 267' • l\"� l 1, ' on · 215 'oele · ·· l\, l 90t• lllM BUICK va SPECIAL, -· Pomel'OY., ' · · ' . � FOR SALE SEVEN ROOM HOUSII: sedan. Power steerine ant llrik.· ,-ith two baths, gar.age. wuh es. OrifUli) ' bltcl 'lllds\, ilu house, cellar, larpe Nrner lot ' . " ; new. Dyni'llow· drive. $�l!ti. located in Chester, Ohio, on , • Look at the Space, Look at the . .Bl.11et�ara, . . P����� , . _5-18-6te Route 7, Priced to .tell. If lnter-­ )'rice,. •t tihe Savlnli, Look eated call or write Pa11i Polin&:, !954 FOUR WITH OVER . Ripley, W. Va. TW. ES2-IM3S. For the �. .&. .Beot drive pd .Jiea®- 1� LIMoln' BLUJ! SHIELD , •- ·" . o .-211-tfc 4 dooi lu1T· �oiel; ·,good' tlm .., , Look. io Ne o w u , .i... -• . �. . !IN-... ' . �\ ' and ratllo; ,#1'41 Fti�: 1Pdor l'o: -• � -·-i · !jil,gory, will bo · Pa)'trlents with good tires ana · rad io. , 'tb1isia, " in-hospital Medi l..l .' '""'• '' 0111 9 /bath, b111ement. gas, city water ,(Ohio llediral lndeinl, Phone ,W\'24;11. Robert G. Pie' It'• really tru�I 'ftle same Blue . , . ng to the accordi • . .. erapy Radioth an d garage. Loca ted near bridgo . ' fl.17-lllc ket" ' and medical beillifill surgical complete such provides that nity) schedule of indemnities listed in the Ma90n. Wilbert Weaver, Mason. iRV ' ' !,eaejlto theH o/!<1'1 •010 · groups F) deduction payroll (M.lO� Contract to Special Preferred 19iljl CHEVROLET FOVR DOOi a-17�tp. -· U.1. No. 23, Wa"Hrlf', Ohio same the are individv.al Ohio re.sident age G.5 or ovnl Tbe11e receive. will you QOO. Anna Grp Oiler, Syri• OjN,n ,..ry day 9 to 9 as thOS@ offered to groupS. The bene• FOi\ SALK 84½ A., l'ARM. 7 •Phtlne WYU2114, Just think o f I t • • • fits are available when. the jefV�e• .build•. room hou8e, barn and out l • There's no physical examinaf n are p<=rfonned by a dul7 licensed PRA�c.U:�-y; -� ��snc I ings. All mineral rights ao with --,-- ._ , 1 beige day bed. Ctieap .for Immein defiued u 1W'Seon or phySJcfan · • You make no health statement tarin. In Scipio Township. Write the contr11ct, . dilte iale . . . 7°'1 C}lestnut St., Clarence Swauger, 19 N. Wheal• ' • There's no exclusion because of present or past beolth ·1 \ ' ' TIIAEE YEAR OLD COW AND Middleport, Ohio. · e 23 Ste land St., Columbus, Ohio I problems . ery Surg Ca� George Schuler, Mldclle• a 21 3tp ' • There ""I no waltljlg period. for pre,exisling collllUI,.... Almost all types of surgical prooo• t porl.'lt! · I . 5 21 31P BEAUTIFUL SELECTION · types of radidures perfonned an,ywhere - in the We repair i • You need not he employed . Flowers, CroBSea, Baskets, for office n'• 'Ohysici■ or home , hospital DO YOU PAY qTY PRICES FQ& r ators, from heater cdres to any Ohlott'slt1ent llegardlois piestm lid or woilt Memorial . -Day. Cllff's Shoe Re· - with payments from $10 to $300 used farm macliU1.erf? SM Bln is offered �• � •k or �•ctor new this fact, In p 65 or over.can enroll. iir.. MJ.tf dJep&rt, O�. 5-17·12tp according to schedule of indemnities. Goodwin and buy at rarm prices. NOTtC• OF flLING AND � Go · -1 resid..it. Ohio individual ol. _.. tlto . � ID meet Sis. mHes from Wilkesville.. HIARIN& ON INVINTDllY ment Tr•llt •• Medi� - 6 ll8 i\11< HALF POKY AND KALP WELCll bY ShieJcl.l,111et\ls Blue no¼prolechld IA'en"i CHe Ne. 1 8,150 When the member ls a bed•patlent <01! -41 mos. old, llall pony and I t in t1ie past. Each per111R must enTOI[ mdivil"ualli, • • • enrollmen P....._ Court, MtJga Count;, Ohio 18 con­ I n a hospital for mdre than ADMIRAL TV FRIG.IDAffiE half ,,ddle borae gelding S and wife must each apply and he indlviduaD, TO the Executor or Admlnistta• husband even &ecutlve hours, for l),on...111tgical ill­ automatic washei' ia;t l4)0d oonypan old, Y(-elcb !Dare broke lt) Phone WT,2,2i43 , tor lllnd to such of the following H plan ls actively recommended b1. the OWO This . protected -..,�a,; ttr ;r�� U, )'ear, old, Blae� neS!I, Payments for each ho5pitaJ dition. Call WY "2·8331� Pomeroy, Ohio are resldents of the state o( Ohio: $'1'.11:TE ,li!EDICAL ASSOCIATION, the doctors , nddle fflln! 4 �ars old, co)f; codfinement, $10 for the first day and S 30 3tc , surviving IIJ)OH&e, If any; next , of days, three i!aext · the of each for � • td., two weot, old. l'ho•e by "G, ,.___� _______, •,Ik .,_,,_,_ ,. � · i,fo .., . �1:, organi2at1on. AND SMA1.L kin; beneficiaries under the o,1,iU,, 1 C]l . M ONTCLA LA'l'E and $4 a day thereafter. lliaximwn of Y�1, Bowl · G. Pickell Tll:LIIVlSION RAnlO W Frarlt U any; the attorney or '11:tttlfflf!Yil Call z s repair. . a ppliance 1'btl �UST ACf BY SUNDAY, · MAY ft. uprisht dqep lree e. 442 . TO day:!! available per _ contre�I 1911'• Ave., repreaenting any of the 'forermin Secood :,,�a" 41-i N. C ne p ott. · .,.--,:-:---,--Ave,, ffldiUe' IJ•l'l : =� Ph6 6th This speeiol pion .19 available only to Ohio ftiid■ma .,Ill, ':, 3-S-tfc tJoned persons: . · Fractures and l . Ml ddlepol'.t. b 2ll 3lc HOJ/�� . f.AILER 10' � IIO', Five 1 WY 2-S465. between Monday1 May 16 and Sundf,)', �. ;111,, 1960. E"!'ll You are hereby nottfl that pq · f a , waa�o s , I.Ink caflon U Dlslo oe! lb application muat De poo1marked bef<m! imdhlglii Sunday, May pur _U-PIC:X " · · •• ·' iii Ir the 19lh d ay of May 11Mk), an er i1I r, Own telev 011, R (setting) pedom,ed any• eduction dr)'e "'1. 29. ,t you're 65 or over • • • or have a relative _ qr friend of � Gi linl>l!l only.• Pb. � P a . ventory and Appralsement of the Jell\'Wt etat&. · Frllli Hud,on, w!lert. J!9, s Un th• coupm below. , • , 1jiill .II WY a, Nolans, )lracmie. er.I.ate of Ht1nry H. Taylor, deceit• Bash41n Road, Rt. 1, Racine. after postmarked if ac<epted Car� he . enoy cannot ons , 5 µ 3tc &merg applicati because ed, lat� of Rutland, Ohio, In said G�P Em•;ge,,cy ttllahin,of wouncls with• County was filed In this Court. midnight that date. Thi, ii tlle onlv 1001/ V"" CG11 ...ro11 • , o ·USED lrl 24 hours after tlie accidenl. R Hearing on ta.id [nventory and by mail !l)ITTIIGERATO . ANO, Mah.any fttillll!, Being ,._ H.; llt.' 1, Pome"IJ . Appnl11ement wlll be hid before · . po...... � bi, ilien In ·RadlolheratY · -· YOUR PHYSICAN CAN REASSlffl! YOU . _ Pliim, ,8671, , 5 2l 81 thts Court · on the· 2nd day ofl al arei. t,!I reliable . pl, (abnonn ms neoil•s of ent Treatm . . 1960 at 10 o'c� A. ;M. The Blue Shield plan ls actively for lue. Terf111! IV I• ... ., . 12 G . Tl)li: dooh growths such as cancer, tumors, etc.) may. lit JI� hceptiona. thereto State Modica! Association, and this 6:i-and-Over Pin has � eble, �Q �II �I'll', 1 ; c¥tlon.. S\iid'oballtt, l,y IJlC-&ns of X•ray or radium, re• by any interested party · 'iif · 11i'i'iy loped with the Association's encouragement Ask •. · nh St., Marietta, lur <lo,' !!l"l;_•�.0111•< \l'Q�. 1(1!'111 prdl•os of where the lreJ\IIIODI ls tJffl': ,P.rl�r to �ve_ days Mfore the clan about Blue Shield mid this PIii!!, I 23. it; 'l'!llfonl, o,raeut,, I'�• W'1 2performed: W&. . . , . . lfet lltl llearl11i, , , ,i,1 :,, L that leffllf,ili al; 11181. 5 21 ' l" •. ·Wl'l'NES� fflf il;na!UCor>l'I! IJJ CHALIIEIIS TRACTOR, and A u rns S " · '""' · y · eorn . ' lb, ..i: ot, al4 Q,11!1',P\i! a,1 .,ow� � hydr_aull� .. DR'f 011f - Oraflln9 Skin 131h day of MoY ltl60. pJant;ii", 1 f$]Ufito,;i to� 1M t regardl•ta of .wllert pk)'. treatmen For F. R. O'·BRIEN, outlll J■mei Iourill�- · Radiott.itt , , .�.,.,.,, :, rendered. Is oervice the , Judge ond t:1-0fflelp · qjeu; U Iii n SL, lliddleporl. Coll WI2-3m. lime! in to" schedule of By Ann Baker, Deputy Clerk · Anesthesia e. Blue. (M l will ttoeiv ' � COl)tra t 'Jl (Dl 18, 23, 2tc affon lnlstr Adnt p;;;'%o BROOD For aervle'eB rende1'<1 in s�r. Clloater, Ohio. ... � .. with aw-iJ!cal procedures eove b:J., - ' . a 2i stp • the contract, pa)'D!Bnll from $1 to ' • $40 a'-"'ording ID sd)edul• of In ntpe1, wh<n: (1) aidmtntstered . 111t1i11 if physician other thlti the auraeen, -in or u of the .· ' In a hoopital by or (2) .odmlnt•te FAMILY . . TALK ri a den� or n�who it not an I da It Ask f"i'IOJ01' of the ospjtal. No PoY· menta will bo p lded for local each month (oaq $17.40 per y-) to help p,_,,• • . . independence. ' FOi OONSISTIINT DEl!ZNDA'IIUI: DIULTI Guests at the party were Linda ons, Larry Gladw ell, Maril yn � turnbo , Marvin pyy Asa Rrad . .Jack_ Wayne Rar�, m,rry \\'1lson bur,:, Samm y Hood. David f'fJ vert Ht:n?ric ks: Je�nle Holt'. Hose Marie David Jenki ns, Diane navi-" , D('br� I Grueser . Rose Marie Hacke tt Ma . 1(>se l l . t har,cs Leslie l<. l ti:-l•t· n . uieent Edw�rd Knight, Hoger Eu­ Iha Hacke tt, Jim Butche r gene U:' 1fheit, Myrna Kay '.\laag, Hindy, Sand y Hum phreys: Sleve Pullen, Stephemie Pullen Susan Al_bert Lawrenee Martin, Jr., Mary Elizabeth MeMee, Charles tdward MOrTis, Susan Ohlinger', Sus.an C_hal)man, Linda Wilcox , Tresa Cas. ��cCabe, �ary Randall Moore , Con­ c1, Marjor ie Harris , ()on Nelson me M or_ar11y. Robert Eugene> Moss­ n, Mary Wolfe. Zita · s sis t e r , .Rema le/ �� M m ada Mae Murray, Wil liam and Mn. Mary Bacon who asi.isted rice Neutzli ng, James Owen Nor­ ton, H erbt _rt Houston owem1, How­ • Mn. 7'ftltil "tttfh tfrfe p19rty. ml Blli'M• Randolph �lllq,s, !�• Plrllltp,, Sm, l',itto, Rleltml 80,ept, .f:11n, ff� I..aa"t!fit C,U1111ls, Reva rrltt "tea, Lt'off«d Lfie Reed �!>ltd r,'a"1<11n Rlctml 1r ' CIUtt!� !'nit Riffle, Rtt!tfft .Rt11s, 1'arm1 Jane Roush, Janet Rore Rotnft'lt-1, Pea:,y · Delores Rus­ 111..itn, ot lfi, »11, 1,Yee Anti Satrtttl CtlrrlM P'l'A lllrt 1f,;,!;felfdo, ll Ifie Rar­ "•derltt !l!'fe, Prloolll• Loulee rildtltllle school. The minutes or att, Doti� Atthut Sh1ll'fftl Dar­ t�e s,lrt meeUng were read by �.,,• tl.,.otl1y Smith, Jllif • ftotlert • Jtatei Hentftt1on In the absence �mlth, 111u'l 1Uchai'd Roush. of Allee 11....,. ·Dontld Lee speneet, lt°'1m Lee 1'11� new oflJcm Heh reeeived Sprfnll91' , Gaey Artice Staln1ktr a �re MdePI were pinned on b7 mrt. 111,ty Dmdaan. TNey Catal)"fl $tie �t. 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Illini Come Home All Big Ten Track Champ CHICAGO UPI - Illln.ol1 came home with the top triumph today in the Blg Ten '1 annual 1pri.ng sports mee:U - it.a 22nd outdoor track crown - but Michia:an had the tenni1 tiUe and Purdue the golf cbampion1bip. - .Offb O P T O II E T B l 8 T l!Mt CGlu1 Sb'Nt, Pomeroy Roan:. I ta It, I to I. (Cl- a N- o Tban,) ■ PLYWOOD F I R - Phone WY·z..3748 i ' ! ' ' ' I N 20 M l N UT ES i I Roule 1 $2£>0 ' I , Middleport, Ohio I I Costs Iese than I 2 cents a day-with 12 months to repay. Phone first for fast approval. Then stop for your money. Bally Ache Is Certain To Win Again Saturday DETdOIT UPI - Rocky Colavito batting .161 , watched from the bench Sunday while the Tigers swept a dou bleheader from the BALTIMOH.E, Md. UPJ -Bally Boston Red Sox. Ache, impressive winner of the And, unlestJ man.ager Jimmie $17:i,IOO Preakne11!i Stakes Satur• Dykes tries to enea.k a fourth ollt· d ay afl�r being decisively beaten fielder into his starting lineup, he in Lhe Kentucky Derby two weeks may just be an obeerver ror quite earlier . w1ll surely win the Bel­ some lime. The way Lhe Ttger out· mont Staket1, his handlers now fielders hit Sunday there doesn't are thoroughly convi nced. seem to be any room £or the �d · "There should be no doubt ln year-old Colavito, who i!i Detruit's disa ppointment of the a nyone's mind that he can run major over a distance," said JOKph Arn• spring. old who bought Bally $1,250,000 a week ago. ------ Ache for Youngster Wins First Big One On Snead Course But before Bally Ache gcli to Belmont Park and a shot at the testing mile and one-half classic, he wiU be sent to Garden Stute Park un Tuesday Lo run in the $100,000 added Jcriiey Derby there un Memorial l),11y, WHlTE SULPJIUH SPRINGS, W . Va. UPI - " l went for broke and il paid off." That's the way young Dave �l'larr today deecribed how he won Calvin his first major golf victory, a Coolidge Julius Caesar Tuskaho­ $2,000 first prize Sunday in the ma McLish figures to start getting Sam Snead Golt Fellt iYal. himself unracked tonight . The 34•ycar-old Clncilinati pitch­ The 26-year-old Houston, Tex. , er with the jaw breaker name is professional refueed to wilt in the down to open a three-aame night 1 trctch, firing a !leorching six • series with the 11evcnth-place Chi• undcr•par 6-li on the final round to cago Cubi. and should start rolling yull away from two challengers. in the furm that was expected of He finished with a 72•hole total of 26�. 15 under par, and seven him. 11trokes ahead of another non winner, Milton (Babe) Lichardus "BAD GUY" WINS _of Grossinger, N. J., the runnerup. YORBA LlNDA, Calif. UPI And far behind at the finieh was �ovie bad guy Bob Wilke proved he was a good guy on the links the annual favorite, Sammy Snead. Sunday when he won the second He was nine strokes off the pace annual World Entertainment Golf in fourth place with a 274, one of championship. Wilkc'e 149 score his worse showings in thie $20,000 bettered both Pat Harrington Jr. tournament on his income courses and Robert Sterling by three which he has won five times. He strokes. had a final 68. Murtaugh's Bench Something To Cheer About This Season United PrHt lnternatl•na l A bench is made to 1it on buL Dsnny Murtaugh want■ to 1tand u p and cheer for the one th iit'e winning ball games lor him In Plthburgh. • "We didn't have much of a bench laal year and you saw what happened." Murtaugh sa)'I. " Thie year we have a fine one and you can 11ee whal'a happenlng now. The tobacco • chewlna, lantetn• jawed Pltt1bur1h ,pUot .t;ipctien• ced that reelh1g Sundi:, when: he looked down the ducout Intne1 1 th inning, tol d pinch-hitter Hal Smith to grab a bat and aaw hlm use it to del(y:er a two-out ■Ingle .wJth the bas81 loaded that I &�UUl_ed San Francieco, 8•7. m ' h,•� bl• w� o ll_,o • ' hpaw ace ______ ______________________s::_::.' ::. ::. ::_::_ :: ::::::�:::_:.:'. •' . .. ,- . . -· - The TRAVELAU:... handy at so many chores!_ :, Por family trips, It -t& eiilht. For hauling, it carriai� I Ji..t.on al bulky bd. For back-road travel the TL\ -Aii\ _'IJII · bu hip deuance. For off-road tripe, there's ' • 4-wbeel driw model. ·--- Por i Clark, Ex Philly Star, Collttts Colavilo See,i Game From Delroil Bench McU•h Figure,, To Get On Win Track ClNUNNA n UPl - Kir,g lluil ders Sup ply Co. i \ Interior, Exterior, and Sheathing Pref i n ished B i rch Panelin g Pref i n ished Lauan Panel i ng I nterior Birch Hordboard or Mason ite ! 1Stars Wi1I Play Under Lights The Illini won points in all but one of lhe 14 track meet evtnts at East Lansing, Mich., to chalk up 61 � point■, far In front of sec• ond place i,t:ichigan, which scored 45. N. W. COMPTON, O. D. �V, etyle and value - see our T&t..vm.w.. Mike McCormick gave the PJrstes the "rubber game•· of a three­ game serlea and i11cre11sed their National League lead to 1 � games oYer the Giants. Skinn•r Homan In 9th Bob Skinner sent the game inlo extra innings with a two - run humer o!f .BUl_y Loes in the ninth that tied the score at 7·a1L MHw11 ukee defeated Chicago 3-1, J,,os An&J'le& downed Philadel­ pb_la, Q.i, and Cincinnati s1l\laged lbe ni&htcap of u doubleheader a-3, after St. Loula won the opener, IS-3. Jn the American League the Senators swept a dou bleh�ader from the W hite Sox, 7-5 and 3-2, to shave Chics.go's le11d to a half a:ame, the Orioles took over 1econd ;lace with rain - sbbreYialed 1 • ti win over the lndllllns, the Tigers extended the Red Sox Joa• ina atreak to nine games by win• nin; both ends of u. twin·bill, 6-2, and 0-2, and the Yankeea be11t the Athletics, 9-1. Dary I Spencer's ninth mnlng homer aJ:alnat the Redis won the opener tor the Cards after St1n Muaical had tied the score with a homer In the eighth. Spencer also homered in t6e nighLca p with u. m.u1 on bai;e, t1· in& the score at 2,-2 in the first lnning, but Vada Pinson sina:lcd home the lie-breaking run In the third wnd the Reda nevi,r were headed. .... ----·-w bowl ; ,- . -... • •� trucu •.. Meigs Equip ment Co., Inc. INTERNATIONAt TRUCKs a WOILl>'S KOST COMPLITB UNI . • '· ' NO RECORD Experltne1 J.!lltled NO INVENTORY TO STOCK ' 2- 0 record after Sunday's 8·1 .sbel• for the whole ■lab of SEOAL bac­ lacking of Logan here, bo,1118 the on against the Panther■. •rea·s most consi1tent mound winCoach Ed Runnelle' boys have ner in Larry-Little Fooz.-WoUe. He lost at leul fiye games including 1s Jikely to tangle witb the vetenm m1tche1 with LancHter and Par­ WeBt Virginian Gene Hesson in a kersburg outside the league. Left battle of lefties. hander Charley Burnlield bas been Clark:, completely recovered the Bulldogs' mound fireman, with from an illness which hi8 doctors Rich Bacon in the main reserve now conclude was caused from role. The Panthers polished off Galli­ ''nerves" is anxious to get back in lhe game. In fact, Clark's friends polJs 8-6 Friday to take the South11ay his doctor hinted 11trongl)' the em diYision withotit a setback nerves may have been unruly be· (only loss: Bridgeport, t-0, regional cause the patient was not occupy- Clau AA !irl!ll roupd). It'll proba­ ing himself in his favorite voca- bly be Bill WJlsori, who -own■ the tlon, B11eball. I leagues onb . no-hit, no-run perC 'arll is tnown to be con■ lder- formance of the aea1on:, 3-0 over int a tender from Little Rock to Mi n.ford apin1t Bu ni field. get back in the game this 1ummer, Racine had -Bill :McNlci:les get . He lald out last -,eaaon •ft.w' hav- . • 11nile and double and Adams a ing a great year witb Birmingham, double· while enjoying seven Lotan Ala. in 19Mi. errora to rack up its 8-1 victory in The big l!!x-Philly, with a lifetime the HVL Sunday. Now 2-0, Racine batting uera ee In lhe majors of is at least in a two-way tie for the . 289, is expt:ded to schedule more leadenhip. Incomplete reports in• ga im:!S here and awa.v in the near dicated today all other games in future. the league were rained out Sun, day. Th lalll di,ch 'aund of high For the semi-pro test Thursday school basebaU probably will come n lg hi BIart·mg at 8 p.m. at Wa•m Pomeroy Tuesday, weather hama, Clark l s reported to have ' ' � 1 llmg, w hen Athen■, SEOAL nor- signed Wilson, Tom Grueser and Gary Moore of the Panthers Yogi Wayland, ex-Jacket 1tar catcher; t;J llJ.1 .l � Rusty Wamsley and Jim Lewis, Pl. By Unll'N Prn1 lntwMtkMIII Pleasant Manhall College stars; Ralph Clark, Mel's youngest broNATIONAL LIA.GU• W. L, Pct, GB ther and current Wahama Slar; another brother, Gerald; former Pitt1burgh 23 11 .876 San Franci■co 21 12 .636 1 1h Little Rock catcher Luther Tucker, Milwaukee and He!llon, among others. 10 11 .577 4 CincinnaU 18 17 .514 O½i Wilson and Moore of Pomeroy St. Loui1 14 19 .424 8 wlll not pl&Y TIJ11[8day lliibt. They will be recel\lWI diplomas at PHS Los Angeles 14 18 .424 8 Chicago 10 17 .370 9� CommeneelQiiMt exercise,. Lloyd Philadelphia 12 21 .364 lO½i (Dlnty) Myore father or Gary Moore anl' one-time Class •AA Sund1y'1 Rewlts ■tar, will work II Clark's first base Loa Angel•• t Phll1delphla 6 coach. . ", Pithburgh I hn Fr.1nclaco 7 R1cln1 G1m1 Mllw1ukH :) Chlcqo 1 Logan St. Louis .5 Cln. 4 lit pme 000 000 010-1 3 7 Raci,ie Cin. 5 St. Loult 3 2nd ttMM 000 212 03x-8 3 1 P.U.er10n and Buckles. L. Wolfe S•turd1y'1 Rnulh and McNickle. S■n Fr■nciKo 3 Pltt1burgh 1 Mllw1ukM 4 Chic-ago 2 CLASS M ETING SET St. Louil 6 Cincinnati 5 The Loyal 0:ereans Clase of the Loa Angel" 1t Phll•., ppd .., rain Middleport Cl;lurch' of Chrln will Mond•'f'• Probabl• Pltch,n Lot An.. lH •t Plttlburgh, night meet Tuesday evflnlnt · at the church. -Koufa1t (0-4) YI O.nl•I• (1.1 ). Ch leap •t Clncll\Mtl\,. . ,,J'l'W- F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; -�-;;,·;:;;;;·;;:a.;·.;;;;;,;� :;.,_ 1 And•rton (1,1) VI Melish (2--3). TuNday's G•mN S•n flranclsco .t Phlla., night Lot An..lH at Pithburgh, night Ch icago 1t Clnclnn1tl, night MllwaukH 11 St. Lovl1, night ' AMIRICAN LIAGUI Y11\ n'I Beal tlRCLE'S W. L, Pct. GI Chicago 18 12 .600 Baltimore 18 13 .1181 Ii C leveland 16 12 .571 I New York 14 12 .538 · 2 Detruit 13 14 .481 31> W a1hlnglon 12 16 .429 5 Kan1as City II 18 .400 6 Boston 10 16 .385 6 •■ ' DI-. 11 Mllrblifte Ham-Mil Dlllrlb•!Gn, lne. Chamllor el c.,,,- 1149PhllNll.,WO 1, •• ��� Th��?.��.!,�� ��- mo�A� ! Speedway's fastest field, led by I ing day of qualifications. Sachs, three Yeteran drivers and a new Jim R•lhmann and defen.din, 11enaalion in rookie Jim Hurtubise, "500" champion Rodger Ward, waa set today for the 500-mile comprt,e the first row which wlll Memorial Day auto race. lead the Held for the flylna: 1tart Four day& of hectic time trh118, May SO. . includins Wit - minute dramuic11, Bud Tingelstad, Dayton, Ohlo, ended late Sunday when a 33•car also made it Sunday al 142.3M, etartlng field was complete de- and previoua rookie quallfi•1n splte sporadic downpours of • rain were Lloyd Ruby of Houston, 'i'eX• which threatened to extend the as, and Wayne Weller' of Fhoenh:, prelimi naries. Arizona. When lt was all over, Hurtubise ' owned the one and four•l.11.p quali­ OLYMPIC FLAG PRE$ENTED fying records which were smashed ROME UPI - The Italian Olym• . lhree times in the trials and just pie Committee Sunday received missed breaking the long sought the American flag which fiew 150 mile an hour barrier by over the winter Olympics in Squaw 16-lOOthe of a aecood. Valley, Calif. Bob Mathias, the U. The California comet, the first S. Olymplc decathlon champion qualifier Sunday, wrecked all of 1948 and 1952, was among Lhon trial speed marks for the famous presenting the flag. gasoline derby when he roared GLOBETROTTERS IN EUROP around the two and one half mile LONDON UPI - The Harlem oval al a clip of 149.056 for the 10-mlle dlstance. He hung up an- Globetrotters arrived in London other new mark when he was from New York Sunday to begin clocked at 149.601 on his third their 1 1 th tour of Europe. Aecom­ panying the famous buketbell trip around the course. clown! were a troupe of comedians, Cenof Sachs Eddie Pole-sitter ter Valley, Pa., set the old marls. 1 trick eyelil!lt.s, acrobats and their of .J.t7. 251 and t,iS.�92 for ()'le (Ind opponentl!I, lhe U. S. AU-Stars. ■ :, AT Phone WY-l-:!171 i:!'11 &:II 11811 J:00 1:10 1:00 8:tS 8:20 1:30 7:00 T:90 8:00 (J .1 1 .- " ,. . Jd " • to ,u CNIM ind dl1tl11cflo1 to .,.,••o... .......... ., _ -loltlee whkh 11 ....ming NOTH ING TO BUY NOT A CONTESl' NO REGISTRATION .,.., 11........ - ...., ..... '--! -- .-y ....... not Olh1r dr11m prlzao lnetudo • '20,000 homo, air trtpo oround tho world. ....-pi.to fur wardr-. ocl\allrshlps, l�xury orulMra, 1960 ...,. ond ,_ .... 15.000 --prim ...... to .... up to $1.000. ... •, , . . · '· enli far 11, "" lli■l11lelntt ··- ef Iha , _ ....111,il••·· , .. , . - . 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WKe1 'llitl · II� JWll1 i ilt:r;,11eJ�•muil B••• Ralph Zundel acted a■ ■dult C,llar D:N. 'I'. 1!li4 1'Afd!P Elle, cutlve Secretu7 Ro1.Wllktn1. · eounsellon. /, IT, ...,,. mOll m. t:SO 10:00 Hennesey .�?- I " j ... Wle�OII 8'1, l'lat­ bvttom.. l:00 · - � 'I'll• llrt,O,ter Day Tile Soc:ret Iii.mm The !die of N� 111• -. Stoor.. The Life of RUeJ Ar'lcur J. Smith, "A Look 1! the Weather Jule Rivlin Show Allloo 'n ' Andy Highway Patrol The Kale SmlUt Show The Texan Father Know, Best . Danny Thomae Show Ann Sothem Show . ';, ■!i.iot Open 8 A.M. to JO 1'.M, u­ C\folt Channel 13.Mohda, 8:30 9:00 P-ue,, jury duly �le.,.!!_. ·' �..., 11 ,wiirN�TV�a..�r. '1 .. �--tiii>-- $ 250,000 i,rmfd it.-. �� f:30 Jledle -..-oJ> Daf In CO\'(, J:30 Tl>a Gile - 1111.. 8:00 - Ille ,:30 Who &lo you. Tl'ut ) Channel 13 TuesdaJ CI RCLE'S Restaura nt Main e.n-.. 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Write o( - 1w looal lnter­ \tiew. &md tllhort reami.e' and telephone· number lo· Fast�t 500 Memoria1 Field -:'I' I\IDfNG:,-� • IARNINOS WIIKLY ONUI PLAN • UNLIMITID l'OT NTIAL •ALL �II. ILI · MllilnMlil! l'OIIEBOY, OHIO Baoeball fans of the Meigs-Mason area this week turn from prep to semi-pro style ol the game and will get a treat of the first magnitude Thursday night under lights of Bachtel Field at Waham.a. Mel Clark, former Phillies outfielder (five years), Southern Association and American Association star, has collected a squad of young (and a few not so young) outstanding ball player, who will joust with Racine, perrennial Hocking Valley League champs. Racine, leading the HVL with I thern division champ■ (4-2) play W11hl ..... 7 Chica'° 5 ht ...,. W11hlngton 3 Chlcqo 2 2nd ..... DetNilt 6 lolton 2 ht ..... l)ot,olt S lolton 2 2nd ...,,. a.ltlmora 7 Clnel1ni:I 6 ht 111ne, caHN •flw S Inna "' r•ln lalt. et Claft-1 2M ......,. ...... rain New Yerk t KtnMt City 7 S.lunlly'I ..... Ill Cleveland 6 haton 1 .. ttlmore 7 Detrelt 4 Kan1111 Cit, 5 Wathl"-'on 2 Chica'° I N- York I Monday'• P,_W• ,atchers New YIM'k et KanNt City - Tu,-. lay fM) vt H•- i:1-1), Tue&llay'• Gama1 _ laltlmore at C:hlc..., nl1M ' lotton 1t KenMI City, nltht - lilt'!. York at Detroit, nltht ., W.iJ,I..... at Clowianol, nlthl HAM-Mtt.. D1STRIBUT0 �� 11 one of Ameriel'•llNdlng ,· dLalNbutor1, U oU•rtng you a wooderfiul QPlliolwnity to own your own lhltib'ty pN>Mtablc bu&­ ,nes:&, tervlcl Qf our RIOC·O-RAK dwlplw:y i n food market.&, drnt: tlOfel, etc. We 1CCure your lo­ 'Cl.lions. • Tearn TO BaltIe W•Ith HVL Leaders DISTRIBUTORSHIP NOW AVAILABLE FOR THIS TERRITORY MALE OR FEMALE FULL OR PART TIME --....- , ,. _ . .- 6..:.L:...1.., "'..- 118111U1:J 1'111"• _ _ ' ,· Et�' ·' lie1' Dl.ey atid - ./11\n!llr and ... °While GI Woo1ter, Mr. . d ' ' . 1)'Unlor ' 'Witlte . ·w d d■ �lt: ' f Warta'W r�nt I last w�n" .WJtb Mr. alia,�. Grover �tdfe ..id: ·?tlr. 'llnd: '11111. :Ralph · · ,· Ballatd. · ', •· : Mr. oiMI ,Mr,. :l)o111ld l'rt/,sell, Mt. Vetn9.!-, spent the week end at their h� here. . f\lr•. and . Mn. 1!'4'9iard Neuman and �•IJ �ter9 ot Gallon ,pent th1,; fir. '' Sfort The !' -1 • • Dciy Right ' �� i,. ' , '. qiY;& . ' 1 itL.IN _ · 0n n• ''Musical - . .• ' w . - • llr. anl 'Mr., Arthur Orr and Mr,. Mlnftle 0 and 111n. Clah>n"' Foor ��ii d�ughtfn spont th• week end with Mr, - ••d Mrs. Orvy Gainer. · , Mn, MU)' Holler aild Mn. Muri ours 11pent Thunday afternoo'n With Mn. Ruth Jardin of �o. .Yt.-rry Baker and Gary I,atnp of JS,illl'Juck. spent the weekend with Melvin Ballard. Mfs. Elizabeth Hayes, Mrs. Llly Christy nnd Mrs. Martha McElroy I of Chester called on the Charles Spe ncer family Saturday, . , Mr. and Mri. ' 1Paut Bfter and 'thil\!ffl! of ' KIiibuck spent tat' 4we�k end with Mr. and Mrs. GM'/ er White and Doris. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keller of Kenn, Mr. and :,.frt1. Roger Keller, Gallipolis, spent Sunda)' afternoon with Mr. and Mn. Paul Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and son1 of Reedsville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cllnl Orr. Mrs. Chari.es La'!\'son' and family ol Fairview spent SundlY with her tilter, M'rs. Louise Headiey. llr. and Mrs. J. C. McKay ,pent , M'ot)day with Mr. and Mrs. Walter lfarTis of Syracuse. Mr. l,fld Mrs. William Sorden of . JJ:ule •RI.dee calkq on Mr,. 1 Lola Sorden and ,Mr�. Ruby Orr, Mon­ · daJ. 'ilr. and Mrs. · Clarence · Baker VIJited Mrl. Elsie Baker I pa­ .Jlent in St. Joseph Hospital in weelt!'Rd With her pareob, 'k. Parkersburg. \ MY MOTHER ANG M.Y , AUNT · BOTH 1 use IT - ONE IS SKINNY AND THE OTHER 15 FAT TfllS IS , l'HE LATEST -THIN& ON 'TMF MARKl=T -�Nll!'­ 'IU'.$HM1( '� �. ._..' '• \ ~ ii .-- =====_,..,......,,.,r,,-rr ,.__ ._.________ --· . Illini Come Home All Big Ten Track Champ CHICAGO UPI - Illln.ol1 came home with the top triumph today in the Blg Ten '1 annual 1pri.ng sports mee:U - it.a 22nd outdoor track crown - but Michia:an had the tenni1 tiUe and Purdue the golf cbampion1bip. - .Offb O P T O II E T B l 8 T l!Mt CGlu1 Sb'Nt, Pomeroy Roan:. I ta It, I to I. (Cl- a N- o Tban,) ■ PLYWOOD F I R - Phone WY·z..3748 i ' ! ' ' ' I N 20 M l N UT ES i I Roule 1 $2£>0 ' I , Middleport, Ohio I I Costs Iese than I 2 cents a day-with 12 months to repay. Phone first for fast approval. Then stop for your money. Bally Ache Is Certain To Win Again Saturday DETdOIT UPI - Rocky Colavito batting .161 , watched from the bench Sunday while the Tigers swept a dou bleheader from the BALTIMOH.E, Md. UPJ -Bally Boston Red Sox. Ache, impressive winner of the And, unlestJ man.ager Jimmie $17:i,IOO Preakne11!i Stakes Satur• Dykes tries to enea.k a fourth ollt· d ay afl�r being decisively beaten fielder into his starting lineup, he in Lhe Kentucky Derby two weeks may just be an obeerver ror quite earlier . w1ll surely win the Bel­ some lime. The way Lhe Ttger out· mont Staket1, his handlers now fielders hit Sunday there doesn't are thoroughly convi nced. seem to be any room £or the �d · "There should be no doubt ln year-old Colavito, who i!i Detruit's disa ppointment of the a nyone's mind that he can run major over a distance," said JOKph Arn• spring. old who bought Bally $1,250,000 a week ago. ------ Ache for Youngster Wins First Big One On Snead Course But before Bally Ache gcli to Belmont Park and a shot at the testing mile and one-half classic, he wiU be sent to Garden Stute Park un Tuesday Lo run in the $100,000 added Jcriiey Derby there un Memorial l),11y, WHlTE SULPJIUH SPRINGS, W . Va. UPI - " l went for broke and il paid off." That's the way young Dave �l'larr today deecribed how he won Calvin his first major golf victory, a Coolidge Julius Caesar Tuskaho­ $2,000 first prize Sunday in the ma McLish figures to start getting Sam Snead Golt Fellt iYal. himself unracked tonight . The 34•ycar-old Clncilinati pitch­ The 26-year-old Houston, Tex. , er with the jaw breaker name is professional refueed to wilt in the down to open a three-aame night 1 trctch, firing a !leorching six • series with the 11evcnth-place Chi• undcr•par 6-li on the final round to cago Cubi. and should start rolling yull away from two challengers. in the furm that was expected of He finished with a 72•hole total of 26�. 15 under par, and seven him. 11trokes ahead of another non winner, Milton (Babe) Lichardus "BAD GUY" WINS _of Grossinger, N. J., the runnerup. YORBA LlNDA, Calif. UPI And far behind at the finieh was �ovie bad guy Bob Wilke proved he was a good guy on the links the annual favorite, Sammy Snead. Sunday when he won the second He was nine strokes off the pace annual World Entertainment Golf in fourth place with a 274, one of championship. Wilkc'e 149 score his worse showings in thie $20,000 bettered both Pat Harrington Jr. tournament on his income courses and Robert Sterling by three which he has won five times. He strokes. had a final 68. Murtaugh's Bench Something To Cheer About This Season United PrHt lnternatl•na l A bench is made to 1it on buL Dsnny Murtaugh want■ to 1tand u p and cheer for the one th iit'e winning ball games lor him In Plthburgh. • "We didn't have much of a bench laal year and you saw what happened." Murtaugh sa)'I. " Thie year we have a fine one and you can 11ee whal'a happenlng now. The tobacco • chewlna, lantetn• jawed Pltt1bur1h ,pUot .t;ipctien• ced that reelh1g Sundi:, when: he looked down the ducout Intne1 1 th inning, tol d pinch-hitter Hal Smith to grab a bat and aaw hlm use it to del(y:er a two-out ■Ingle .wJth the bas81 loaded that I &�UUl_ed San Francieco, 8•7. m ' h,•� bl• w� o ll_,o • ' hpaw ace ______ ______________________s::_::.' ::. ::. ::_::_ :: ::::::�:::_:.:'. •' . .. ,- . . -· - The TRAVELAU:... handy at so many chores!_ :, Por family trips, It -t& eiilht. For hauling, it carriai� I Ji..t.on al bulky bd. For back-road travel the TL\ -Aii\ _'IJII · bu hip deuance. For off-road tripe, there's ' • 4-wbeel driw model. ·--- Por i Clark, Ex Philly Star, Collttts Colavilo See,i Game From Delroil Bench McU•h Figure,, To Get On Win Track ClNUNNA n UPl - Kir,g lluil ders Sup ply Co. i \ Interior, Exterior, and Sheathing Pref i n ished B i rch Panelin g Pref i n ished Lauan Panel i ng I nterior Birch Hordboard or Mason ite ! 1Stars Wi1I Play Under Lights The Illini won points in all but one of lhe 14 track meet evtnts at East Lansing, Mich., to chalk up 61 � point■, far In front of sec• ond place i,t:ichigan, which scored 45. N. W. COMPTON, O. D. �V, etyle and value - see our T&t..vm.w.. Mike McCormick gave the PJrstes the "rubber game•· of a three­ game serlea and i11cre11sed their National League lead to 1 � games oYer the Giants. Skinn•r Homan In 9th Bob Skinner sent the game inlo extra innings with a two - run humer o!f .BUl_y Loes in the ninth that tied the score at 7·a1L MHw11 ukee defeated Chicago 3-1, J,,os An&J'le& downed Philadel­ pb_la, Q.i, and Cincinnati s1l\laged lbe ni&htcap of u doubleheader a-3, after St. Loula won the opener, IS-3. Jn the American League the Senators swept a dou bleh�ader from the W hite Sox, 7-5 and 3-2, to shave Chics.go's le11d to a half a:ame, the Orioles took over 1econd ;lace with rain - sbbreYialed 1 • ti win over the lndllllns, the Tigers extended the Red Sox Joa• ina atreak to nine games by win• nin; both ends of u. twin·bill, 6-2, and 0-2, and the Yankeea be11t the Athletics, 9-1. Dary I Spencer's ninth mnlng homer aJ:alnat the Redis won the opener tor the Cards after St1n Muaical had tied the score with a homer In the eighth. Spencer also homered in t6e nighLca p with u. m.u1 on bai;e, t1· in& the score at 2,-2 in the first lnning, but Vada Pinson sina:lcd home the lie-breaking run In the third wnd the Reda nevi,r were headed. .... ----·-w bowl ; ,- . -... • •� trucu •.. Meigs Equip ment Co., Inc. INTERNATIONAt TRUCKs a WOILl>'S KOST COMPLITB UNI . • '· ' NO RECORD Experltne1 J.!lltled NO INVENTORY TO STOCK ' 2- 0 record after Sunday's 8·1 .sbel• for the whole ■lab of SEOAL bac­ lacking of Logan here, bo,1118 the on against the Panther■. •rea·s most consi1tent mound winCoach Ed Runnelle' boys have ner in Larry-Little Fooz.-WoUe. He lost at leul fiye games including 1s Jikely to tangle witb the vetenm m1tche1 with LancHter and Par­ WeBt Virginian Gene Hesson in a kersburg outside the league. Left battle of lefties. hander Charley Burnlield bas been Clark:, completely recovered the Bulldogs' mound fireman, with from an illness which hi8 doctors Rich Bacon in the main reserve now conclude was caused from role. The Panthers polished off Galli­ ''nerves" is anxious to get back in lhe game. In fact, Clark's friends polJs 8-6 Friday to take the South11ay his doctor hinted 11trongl)' the em diYision withotit a setback nerves may have been unruly be· (only loss: Bridgeport, t-0, regional cause the patient was not occupy- Clau AA !irl!ll roupd). It'll proba­ ing himself in his favorite voca- bly be Bill WJlsori, who -own■ the tlon, B11eball. I leagues onb . no-hit, no-run perC 'arll is tnown to be con■ lder- formance of the aea1on:, 3-0 over int a tender from Little Rock to Mi n.ford apin1t Bu ni field. get back in the game this 1ummer, Racine had -Bill :McNlci:les get . He lald out last -,eaaon •ft.w' hav- . • 11nile and double and Adams a ing a great year witb Birmingham, double· while enjoying seven Lotan Ala. in 19Mi. errora to rack up its 8-1 victory in The big l!!x-Philly, with a lifetime the HVL Sunday. Now 2-0, Racine batting uera ee In lhe majors of is at least in a two-way tie for the . 289, is expt:ded to schedule more leadenhip. Incomplete reports in• ga im:!S here and awa.v in the near dicated today all other games in future. the league were rained out Sun, day. Th lalll di,ch 'aund of high For the semi-pro test Thursday school basebaU probably will come n lg hi BIart·mg at 8 p.m. at Wa•m Pomeroy Tuesday, weather hama, Clark l s reported to have ' ' � 1 llmg, w hen Athen■, SEOAL nor- signed Wilson, Tom Grueser and Gary Moore of the Panthers Yogi Wayland, ex-Jacket 1tar catcher; t;J llJ.1 .l � Rusty Wamsley and Jim Lewis, Pl. By Unll'N Prn1 lntwMtkMIII Pleasant Manhall College stars; Ralph Clark, Mel's youngest broNATIONAL LIA.GU• W. L, Pct, GB ther and current Wahama Slar; another brother, Gerald; former Pitt1burgh 23 11 .876 San Franci■co 21 12 .636 1 1h Little Rock catcher Luther Tucker, Milwaukee and He!llon, among others. 10 11 .577 4 CincinnaU 18 17 .514 O½i Wilson and Moore of Pomeroy St. Loui1 14 19 .424 8 wlll not pl&Y TIJ11[8day lliibt. They will be recel\lWI diplomas at PHS Los Angeles 14 18 .424 8 Chicago 10 17 .370 9� CommeneelQiiMt exercise,. Lloyd Philadelphia 12 21 .364 lO½i (Dlnty) Myore father or Gary Moore anl' one-time Class •AA Sund1y'1 Rewlts ■tar, will work II Clark's first base Loa Angel•• t Phll1delphla 6 coach. . ", Pithburgh I hn Fr.1nclaco 7 R1cln1 G1m1 Mllw1ukH :) Chlcqo 1 Logan St. Louis .5 Cln. 4 lit pme 000 000 010-1 3 7 Raci,ie Cin. 5 St. Loult 3 2nd ttMM 000 212 03x-8 3 1 P.U.er10n and Buckles. L. Wolfe S•turd1y'1 Rnulh and McNickle. S■n Fr■nciKo 3 Pltt1burgh 1 Mllw1ukM 4 Chic-ago 2 CLASS M ETING SET St. Louil 6 Cincinnati 5 The Loyal 0:ereans Clase of the Loa Angel" 1t Phll•., ppd .., rain Middleport Cl;lurch' of Chrln will Mond•'f'• Probabl• Pltch,n Lot An.. lH •t Plttlburgh, night meet Tuesday evflnlnt · at the church. -Koufa1t (0-4) YI O.nl•I• (1.1 ). Ch leap •t Clncll\Mtl\,. . ,,J'l'W- F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; -�-;;,·;:;;;;·;;:a.;·.;;;;;,;� :;.,_ 1 And•rton (1,1) VI Melish (2--3). TuNday's G•mN S•n flranclsco .t Phlla., night Lot An..lH at Pithburgh, night Ch icago 1t Clnclnn1tl, night MllwaukH 11 St. Lovl1, night ' AMIRICAN LIAGUI Y11\ n'I Beal tlRCLE'S W. L, Pct. GI Chicago 18 12 .600 Baltimore 18 13 .1181 Ii C leveland 16 12 .571 I New York 14 12 .538 · 2 Detruit 13 14 .481 31> W a1hlnglon 12 16 .429 5 Kan1as City II 18 .400 6 Boston 10 16 .385 6 •■ ' DI-. 11 Mllrblifte Ham-Mil Dlllrlb•!Gn, lne. Chamllor el c.,,,- 1149PhllNll.,WO 1, •• ��� Th��?.��.!,�� ��- mo�A� ! Speedway's fastest field, led by I ing day of qualifications. Sachs, three Yeteran drivers and a new Jim R•lhmann and defen.din, 11enaalion in rookie Jim Hurtubise, "500" champion Rodger Ward, waa set today for the 500-mile comprt,e the first row which wlll Memorial Day auto race. lead the Held for the flylna: 1tart Four day& of hectic time trh118, May SO. . includins Wit - minute dramuic11, Bud Tingelstad, Dayton, Ohlo, ended late Sunday when a 33•car also made it Sunday al 142.3M, etartlng field was complete de- and previoua rookie quallfi•1n splte sporadic downpours of • rain were Lloyd Ruby of Houston, 'i'eX• which threatened to extend the as, and Wayne Weller' of Fhoenh:, prelimi naries. Arizona. When lt was all over, Hurtubise ' owned the one and four•l.11.p quali­ OLYMPIC FLAG PRE$ENTED fying records which were smashed ROME UPI - The Italian Olym• . lhree times in the trials and just pie Committee Sunday received missed breaking the long sought the American flag which fiew 150 mile an hour barrier by over the winter Olympics in Squaw 16-lOOthe of a aecood. Valley, Calif. Bob Mathias, the U. The California comet, the first S. Olymplc decathlon champion qualifier Sunday, wrecked all of 1948 and 1952, was among Lhon trial speed marks for the famous presenting the flag. gasoline derby when he roared GLOBETROTTERS IN EUROP around the two and one half mile LONDON UPI - The Harlem oval al a clip of 149.056 for the 10-mlle dlstance. He hung up an- Globetrotters arrived in London other new mark when he was from New York Sunday to begin clocked at 149.601 on his third their 1 1 th tour of Europe. Aecom­ panying the famous buketbell trip around the course. clown! were a troupe of comedians, Cenof Sachs Eddie Pole-sitter ter Valley, Pa., set the old marls. 1 trick eyelil!lt.s, acrobats and their of .J.t7. 251 and t,iS.�92 for ()'le (Ind opponentl!I, lhe U. S. AU-Stars. ■ :, AT Phone WY-l-:!171 i:!'11 &:II 11811 J:00 1:10 1:00 8:tS 8:20 1:30 7:00 T:90 8:00 (J .1 1 .- " ,. . Jd " • to ,u CNIM ind dl1tl11cflo1 to .,.,••o... .......... ., _ -loltlee whkh 11 ....ming NOTH ING TO BUY NOT A CONTESl' NO REGISTRATION .,.., 11........ - ...., ..... '--! -- .-y ....... not Olh1r dr11m prlzao lnetudo • '20,000 homo, air trtpo oround tho world. ....-pi.to fur wardr-. ocl\allrshlps, l�xury orulMra, 1960 ...,. ond ,_ .... 15.000 --prim ...... to .... up to $1.000. ... •, , . . · '· enli far 11, "" lli■l11lelntt ··- ef Iha , _ ....111,il••·· , .. , . - . Ill ltf �l1d 11■1-• ... w�,., �•-�II'; I',• - �"•..,_ -: �.��-�.� � � �· . : ... ••t1•11 . ,.� • �to.�\«:: ;; -) ' ' ' , '. .r11 Cost Estimates On ...� · ' 8:00 l:ui t:00 10:00 11:80 '1:00 \. , A new wtriners Hst poste\f every Sunday, •811Anl PLATal NOT INCWNII. t1 arw ft\nlnra eutom1blia ......, nvi'pNr -� � ,, _.. ,.. ._ ., _ ____ SOHIOII "=:.:=rmhMI Mo' • � • rirt"- thin an 1MMcNa1. Sot!IA ,....._ , th• wtilcti ....... f'HIIIN! • ,I... • _.. • . ,.. , � "1 !4 ·. , ,. ...... .,. . to. i..ndlo.. 61. Pindl f<, CW,koo S:30 111octy IJld l'rlonib S:00 Sin ftUldlia llaa &,l[t yOlft' ._, ...... 8:40 weather Te11er . !lo"°� �� ,:: �ta ..., • o:4ll 7:00 . · ...._ 19_1111 ,,,_, ........_ n.- t 8.30 'lftl!I. '>:00 n,. Blfielllllt 1 :30 S�p 10:IO �.. �- It. 1:00 Tbe NtwL 1 t:111 SeolUlil!I lllli ,ir. 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Prltlq t:et s1111 on_ l:IIO GU<!lt star t:18 News a, Weather 1:30 RFD l:00 Breulut Pll'IJ 1:90 New, - 8:36 Breufut Porty 1:IO Nein jO:O(l • OolfN TlJll6 10:15 Swap Shop to:32 llarnln( DevoUou 10:411 <>n tbe Town 11:00 Country Boe Down 1':00 ltoan Nen 1 12:30 Jtlll l'or 1:30 NeWI !":II& 2:00 3:00 3:30 1:35 4:30 Yau . Jtilt for 'rat Cl!llinc, O� Pt. Pleuont Ml!f lo 8' ·11\nmd Nen . illUle llD "'"'"4 !'.Joell 4:90 illUJ!e •Ne• · 1,0 llaJIQd 8PG!'ti in· liiditi . 8:10 • fiio<u ·!lcotQ · I< 15 Tbe Bind Bos 8:4& Pat Boane lbow 8:-00 1:90 Sandown llafonade l:lt Off tho AJ, . . . . ," -.�DI j--RI ·:- i:, j:iA.YlllOii 'l ' Amert, youn1 ..-peop1e ' of tii� · f m• . i,,mf!"'Y Baptist (;hurch went on lc · ,f.f•�l!' 1i , l · • •ltlt )o Portlaad firk ,fl!llllt-. �,ii !.(i ll · irlrbnl � !'l,,�:Jj>_R.i '. ' u. s. . iby everun1. A picnic ,upper and 111 °'l!illl 1, '.Sen. wieiier rout aa well II l'eCl'eatiO� .Attt.. lfeb,. . . weri eiiJi,yed. Ona! WKe1 'llitl · II� JWll1 i ilt:r;,11eJ�•muil B••• Ralph Zundel acted a■ ■dult C,llar D:N. 'I'. 1!li4 1'Afd!P Elle, cutlve Secretu7 Ro1.Wllktn1. · eounsellon. /, IT, ...,,. mOll m. t:SO 10:00 Hennesey .�?- I " j ... Wle�OII 8'1, l'lat­ bvttom.. l:00 · - � 'I'll• llrt,O,ter Day Tile Soc:ret Iii.mm The !die of N� 111• -. Stoor.. The Life of RUeJ Ar'lcur J. Smith, "A Look 1! the Weather Jule Rivlin Show Allloo 'n ' Andy Highway Patrol The Kale SmlUt Show The Texan Father Know, Best . Danny Thomae Show Ann Sothem Show . ';, ■!i.iot Open 8 A.M. to JO 1'.M, u­ C\folt Channel 13.Mohda, 8:30 9:00 P-ue,, jury duly �le.,.!!_. ·' �..., 11 ,wiirN�TV�a..�r. '1 .. �--tiii>-- $ 250,000 i,rmfd it.-. �� f:30 Jledle -..-oJ> Daf In CO\'(, J:30 Tl>a Gile - 1111.. 8:00 - Ille ,:30 Who &lo you. Tl'ut ) Channel 13 TuesdaJ CI RCLE'S Restaura nt Main e.n-.. Ameriean a:30 Rin Tin Tin 1:00 11111 l'rabd•<:0 IRffl 1:30 _ Your 1!ao -• 8:� WeatJ:ier Teller 8:45 John Dal) T:00 11r<>ilon Arrow 7:30 Cbeyenn• 8:30 Bourbon Street Belt �:30 Advnturea In Paradlae 10:30 Ted Mack Amateur Bour ll':00 The New, TonlCbt lt:10 lleaonlnC tit• Weather · 11:IS Sport Report 11:711 Late Show /4�----- ---- 4:00 DuPom Show N"eWI 11:!b ·• A Loot at thw We11het 11:lS Theater IS GOOD FOOD AND or �t:.tf!.!'"1' 1 Channel 8 - Monday Your """o n....-i., •t:30 I Mirrled �oan 12 r,(' Dreaming of a new car? You may win ' <>ne in Sohio's �-=­ WCHS..TV Chcinnel 8 I0:30 Every Dish A Sheer Delight Ill E. Channel 3--l'uesda, ti :00 Sund•J'• INulh ..-­ ........,.. ........ .. -­ .... :Ill. 81111111,, w 1'45 Sign On 1:00 Continental Classroom T:00 Toda, 9:00 Kalle Doonan Show ·t:30 Topper 10:«I Dougb Re 111 ,1:25 t■ PLENTY OF IT ,,oo &:SO 8:00 l:lS �� 1:30 •:'5 T:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 11 : 10 11 :1:i 1:00 CacnodJ Ptaybo... Adventure Time Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preaton l'l'usic ln lhe l\ound Jim Thaaker Show WP.athercHt NAt111 Picture Huntley &rtr..kle1 R11111,t Hucileberr, Hound Riverboat 1Tale1 of Well■ Fargo Peter Gunn Goodyear Theater Dow Hour of Mysteries News Headlinea Weatbercast Jack Paar Show Slgn Off B:SO Romper Room P·90 Movle OHIO-POWER COMPANY .· ' . , ,.;� 4;IO ..... for ottic. 10:30 Play Yout Hunth IHIO Price 11 1Ufht t i : llu ConceotraUon t2:00 Truth or Q>naequenefll 12:30 ft. Could le You LOO Mid Day Newa 1 : 11 )(oYieUme 2:30 Loretta \"ouna: Theater 3:00 Yount Or. Malone 3:30 From 'nleae :Root, 1:00 Comedy :P1.1yboUN 4:30 Adventure 'fbeater 5:00 Steamboat Bill O<:KIP«ffl 5:30 woody 6:00 Mu1lc In the Rou.nd 8:18 Jim That!ht Sllow 6:25 We1therc.ut •:IIO !,- � 8:.0S 'R1mU07 )!rlntlo, a;po,t T:00 C.nnonboll 7:ao L11ram1e 8:30 Startlme 9:30 Arthur Murroy Party 10:00 M Squad 10:30 Phil Silvers Show 1 1 ·00 Jriilc� Ht>11dliall 1 1 : lU Woililffl:atA 11 :15 laek Paar Show , 1:00 s11n 011 Chonnei J....Monday ,,o& 8:00 Cartoon Wonderful for ehildren and feet of all are• I Floors are the warmest spot 111, electrically heated roolllli; BLECT&IClT'I: :la your better way to heat. . TELEVISI.O N GU IDI WSA%.TV Chol'ln•I 3 uesda) , Channel 8--1 Spectacular FLOORS STIY IUM - ELECTRIC NEIi FOR l)INING P,L E A S U R E ■ . r ■ l.,f,■ '!be noord -•- hao devel­ oped lnlo one of• the 11,re.t lnduatrlea In Amerioo !<>day. l>oD't ml• thit Gp�nlty to btoom• • part o( 111 -ndOU> ,rn,wtb. lnv-•nt tt,180. Write o( - 1w looal lnter­ \tiew. &md tllhort reami.e' and telephone· number lo· Fast�t 500 Memoria1 Field -:'I' I\IDfNG:,-� • IARNINOS WIIKLY ONUI PLAN • UNLIMITID l'OT NTIAL •ALL �II. ILI · MllilnMlil! l'OIIEBOY, OHIO Baoeball fans of the Meigs-Mason area this week turn from prep to semi-pro style ol the game and will get a treat of the first magnitude Thursday night under lights of Bachtel Field at Waham.a. Mel Clark, former Phillies outfielder (five years), Southern Association and American Association star, has collected a squad of young (and a few not so young) outstanding ball player, who will joust with Racine, perrennial Hocking Valley League champs. Racine, leading the HVL with I thern division champ■ (4-2) play W11hl ..... 7 Chica'° 5 ht ...,. W11hlngton 3 Chlcqo 2 2nd ..... DetNilt 6 lolton 2 ht ..... l)ot,olt S lolton 2 2nd ...,,. a.ltlmora 7 Clnel1ni:I 6 ht 111ne, caHN •flw S Inna "' r•ln lalt. et Claft-1 2M ......,. ...... rain New Yerk t KtnMt City 7 S.lunlly'I ..... Ill Cleveland 6 haton 1 .. ttlmore 7 Detrelt 4 Kan1111 Cit, 5 Wathl"-'on 2 Chica'° I N- York I Monday'• P,_W• ,atchers New YIM'k et KanNt City - Tu,-. lay fM) vt H•- i:1-1), Tue&llay'• Gama1 _ laltlmore at C:hlc..., nl1M ' lotton 1t KenMI City, nltht - lilt'!. York at Detroit, nltht ., W.iJ,I..... at Clowianol, nlthl HAM-Mtt.. D1STRIBUT0 �� 11 one of Ameriel'•llNdlng ,· dLalNbutor1, U oU•rtng you a wooderfiul QPlliolwnity to own your own lhltib'ty pN>Mtablc bu&­ ,nes:&, tervlcl Qf our RIOC·O-RAK dwlplw:y i n food market.&, drnt: tlOfel, etc. We 1CCure your lo­ 'Cl.lions. • Tearn TO BaltIe W•Ith HVL Leaders DISTRIBUTORSHIP NOW AVAILABLE FOR THIS TERRITORY MALE OR FEMALE FULL OR PART TIME --....- , ,. _ . .- 6..:.L:...1.., "'..- 118111U1:J 1'111"• _ _ ' ,· Et�' ·' lie1' Dl.ey atid - ./11\n!llr and ... °While GI Woo1ter, Mr. . d ' ' . 1)'Unlor ' 'Witlte . ·w d d■ �lt: ' f Warta'W r�nt I last w�n" .WJtb Mr. alia,�. Grover �tdfe ..id: ·?tlr. 'llnd: '11111. :Ralph · · ,· Ballatd. · ', •· : Mr. oiMI ,Mr,. :l)o111ld l'rt/,sell, Mt. Vetn9.!-, spent the week end at their h� here. . f\lr•. and . Mn. 1!'4'9iard Neuman and �•IJ �ter9 ot Gallon ,pent th1,; fir. '' Sfort The !' -1 • • Dciy Right ' �� i,. ' , '. qiY;& . ' 1 itL.IN _ · 0n n• ''Musical - . .• ' w . - • llr. anl 'Mr., Arthur Orr and Mr,. Mlnftle 0 and 111n. Clah>n"' Foor ��ii d�ughtfn spont th• week end with Mr, - ••d Mrs. Orvy Gainer. · , Mn, MU)' Holler aild Mn. Muri ours 11pent Thunday afternoo'n With Mn. Ruth Jardin of �o. .Yt.-rry Baker and Gary I,atnp of JS,illl'Juck. spent the weekend with Melvin Ballard. Mfs. Elizabeth Hayes, Mrs. Llly Christy nnd Mrs. Martha McElroy I of Chester called on the Charles Spe ncer family Saturday, . , Mr. and Mri. ' 1Paut Bfter and 'thil\!ffl! of ' KIiibuck spent tat' 4we�k end with Mr. and Mrs. GM'/ er White and Doris. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keller of Kenn, Mr. and :,.frt1. Roger Keller, Gallipolis, spent Sunda)' afternoon with Mr. and Mn. Paul Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and son1 of Reedsville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cllnl Orr. Mrs. Chari.es La'!\'son' and family ol Fairview spent SundlY with her tilter, M'rs. Louise Headiey. llr. and Mrs. J. C. McKay ,pent , M'ot)day with Mr. and Mrs. Walter lfarTis of Syracuse. Mr. l,fld Mrs. William Sorden of . JJ:ule •RI.dee calkq on Mr,. 1 Lola Sorden and ,Mr�. Ruby Orr, Mon­ · daJ. 'ilr. and Mrs. · Clarence · Baker VIJited Mrl. Elsie Baker I pa­ .Jlent in St. Joseph Hospital in weelt!'Rd With her pareob, 'k. Parkersburg. \ MY MOTHER ANG M.Y , AUNT · BOTH 1 use IT - ONE IS SKINNY AND THE OTHER 15 FAT TfllS IS , l'HE LATEST -THIN& ON 'TMF MARKl=T -�Nll!'­ 'IU'.$HM1( '� �/ , ;1;0;:���=�am, 1S ta rs home with the top triumph today u T �';,o�te .:;: la en'\:n;2 n� o���:� track crown - but Michigan had the tennl1 title and Purd ue the golf championship. Wil l Play o_S_______ _ t_ ____ _ _ __ __ Is __ _ h c_ _ _ _ _ _B__ l VI Game Co a l al y A e Fro1n Detroit Bench Certam · To W1" n .161, Again Saturday ees The Dllni won points in all but one of the 14 track meet events at East Larising, Mich., to chalk BALTIMORE, Md. UPI -Bally up 61 1ft points , far ln front of sec­ , ond place !it:ichig.tn, which scored Ache impressive winner o[ the $175,100 Preakness Stakes Saturday after being decisively beaten in the Kentucky Derby two weeks earlier, will surely win the Bel­ I mont Stakes, his handlers now are thoroughly convinced . ·�· N. . W. COMPTO N, O. D. DET.tlOIT UPI - Rocky Coh1,..ito bench Sunday while the Tigers swept a doubleheader from the Boston Red Sox. batting watched from the And, unless m anager Jimmie Dyk,es tries to sneak a fourth out­ fielder into his �tarting Hneup, he may just be a" observer for quite some time. The way the Tiger out fielders hit Sunday !here doesn't seem to be any room for the �ti­ "There ehould be no doubt in year-old Colavito, who ls Detruit's disappointment of the anyone's mind that he can run major spring. over a distance," said Joseph Arn• old who bousht Bally Ache for $1,250,000 a week ago. U n de r . Lights Fastest 500 Memoria1 Field Clark, Ex Philly Star, Collects Team TO BaltIe w·Ith HVL Leaders Baseball fans of the Meigs,.Mason area this week turn from prep to semi-pro style of the game and will get a treat of the first magnitude Thursday night under tights of Bachtel Field . at Wahama. Mel Clark former Phillies outfielder (five years) Southern . Associa tion sIar , ha B CO • llected a · tion an , ••• �CJ.a ' d Amencan • squad of you�g �and a few n�t so young, outstanding ball players who will Joust with Racine, perrenmal Hock.ing Valley League champs. Racine, leading the HVL with a thern division cbam J)I (4-2) play OPTOMBTBIBT 2-0 record after Sunday's 8-1 shel- for the whole slab of SEOAL baclacking of Logan here, boasits the on against the Panthers. Eut Ceart Smet, Pom...,. area's most consistent mound win• Coach Ed Runnells ' boys have .9ffl,,e Roan:, I le II, I to 6. � at Nooa OD Than,) ner_ in L&rry-Llttle Fooi-Wolfe. He lost at least five game. lncluding 1:; likely to hrngle with the veteran matches with Lancaster and ParWest Virginian Gene Hesson ln a keraburg outaide the league. Left battle of leftie1. hander Charley Burnfield bas been But before Bally Ache gets to Clark, completely recovered the Bulldogs' mound fireman with Belmont Pnk and a shot at the from an illne111 which bis doctor, R1· ch Bacon ,·n the main re'aerve testing mile and one-half classic, now conclude waa caused from role. R Interior, Exterior, and Sheathing lu: will he sent to G arden State "nerves" is anxioua to get back in The Panthers polished off Galli!'ark un Tuesday to run in the the game. In fact, Clark's friends polis 8-6 Friday to take the SouthPref i n ished B i rch Panel i ng $100,000 added Jcney Derby there say his doctor hinted strongly the ern division without a setback on Memorial Day. WHITE S U L PHUR S PlUNG S , w . nerye.s ma1 have been unruly be- (only loss : Bridgeport, 4-0, regional Pref i n i shed Lauan Pane l i ng Va . U PI _ "'I we n t for broke and . cause the patient was not occupy, Class AA first rou,oct). It' ll probaing himself in his favorite voca· bly be Bill Wibori, Wbo ' 'owns the ii paid off." I nterior B i rch tion, Baseball. McLl•h Figures To leaa:ues · only ,ll,O-hit, no•run perThal"s the way young Dave fo C r:mance of the 8eH08, 3-0 over · is 'ar, considerbe to known Get On Win Track '.darr today described how he wm1 inK a tender from Little Rock to Min.ford against Bumtield. H ardboa rd or Mason i te ClNCINNAfl UPI - Calvin his first major golf \' ictory, a Racine had -Bill McNick1es ge Coolidge JuliuH Caesar Tuskaho­ $2 , 000 first prize Sunday in the get back in the game this summer·. l . He laid out lut • slngle and double and Adams a season aft� havma McLlsh figures to start getting Sam Snead Golf Festival . ing a great year with Birmill&ham, 'double while enjoying Hven LOgan himself unracked tonight. Ala, in 1958. errQrs to rack up ita 8-J victoey in Phone WY-2-3748 The 34-yeur-old Cincinnati pilch­ The 26-year•old Houston, Tex .. Middleport, Ohio Roule 1 The big ex-Philly, with a lifetime the HVL Silnday'. Now 2-0, Racine er with the jaw breaker name is prore1sional refused to wilt in the down to open a three-game nighl stretch, firing a scorching six­ hattini a'9erage in ihe majors of is at least in • two-way tie for the ,11erles with the seventh-place Chi­ undcr-par 64 011 the final round to .:!89, is expected to 1cbedule more leadership. Incomplete reporta in­ c11go Cubs and should start rolling pull away from two challengers. gaimi,11 here and away in the neat dlcated today all other gamea in the league were rained out Sun• ln the form that was expected of He finished with a 72-hole total of future. 0 day. him . 265, 15 under par, and seven Th last di,ch st,md of high For the semi-pro test Tbunday strokes ahead of another non­ achoo) baseball probably will come winner, Milton (Babe) Lichardus in Pomero)' Tuesday, weather night starting at 8 p.m. at Wa­ "BAD GUY" WINS �f Grossinger, N. J., the runnerup. willing, when Athens, SEOAL nor• hama, Clark is reported to have signed Wll50n, Tom Grueser and YORBA LlNDA, Calif. UPI And far behind at the finish was Movie bad guy Bob Wilke proved Gary M oore of the Panthers Yogi he was a good guy on the links the annual favorite, Sammy Snead. Wayland, ex-Jacket atar catcher; Sunday when he won the second He was nine strokes off the pace Rusty WamsleJ and Jim Lewis, Pt. annual World Entertainment Golf In fourth place with a 274, one of Pleasant M arshall Collea:e stars; By UniNd . Pl'MI lntern1t..,_I championship. Wilke'1 U9 score his worse showings i n thls $20, 000 Ralph Clark, Mel's youngest bro­ NATIONAL LEAGU beUered both Pat Harrington Jr. tournament on his income courses W, L, Pd, GB ther and current Wahama star; and Robert Sterling by three which he has won five times. He Pittsburgh another brother, Gerald; former 23 1 1 ,676 strokes . had a final 66. San Francisco 2 1 12 .636 1 Y.. Little Roek catcher Luther Tucker, ·-------------------� Milwaukee and Hesson, among othera. 15 1 1 .677 4 Wilton and Moore of Pomeroy Cincinnati 18 17 .514 Cl½i will not plly Tbutsday niJl:ht. They St. Louil 14 19 .424 8 will be retei\lio:g diplomas at PHS Los Angeles U 19 .424 8 Chicago 10 17 .370 9¼1 Commencemelft ei:ereliael. IJoyrt Philadelphia 12 21 .364 10¼1 (Dint,y) Moore father of (iary M oore anl1 one-time Class •AA Sunday'1 Rnulh atar, will work as Clart•1 firat base Loi An .. lH 9 PhH•delph!e 6 Mike M cCormick gave the PJrates Unit.cl Pre" lntern■tl•n■I Plthbur1h I coach. , ", l■n Franclac• 1 A bench la ITTade to alt on but the "rubber game" of a three­ hcln• G•m• Danny Murtaugh want• to 1tand game aeries and increased their Mllweukff 3 Chlcaeo 1 Logan 000 000 010-1 3 7 up and cheer for the one that's National League lead lo l 1iz St. Louis 5 Cln. 4 ht ..me Racl/18 . Cln, 5 St. Loul• 3 2nd ttme 000 212 03x-8 3 1 winning ball games for him in games over lhe Giants. PMteri,on and Buckle,. L. Wolfe Saturday's RNVlh Pittsburgh. Sklnn., Homer, In 9th and McNJckle. Bob Skinner sent the game into San francl1co 3 Pittsburgh I " W e didn't have much of a Mllwauk• 4 Chicago 2 bench last YeHr and you saw what extra innings with a two • run CLAis MIETING SIT happened.' ' M urtaugh sa}'I. " This homer off .Billy Loes in the ninlh St. Loui1 6 Cincinnati 5 Lot Af91n The ■t Loyal Bereana Class of the Phll1., ppd nln .., year we have a fine one and you that lied the score at 7-all. M iddleport Ch urch · of Christ will Monday', ProbHI• Pltch1r• can see what's happenlng now. Milwaukee defeated Chicago Los Ang•IH at PIUUurth, night meet Tueaiiay evening" '" at , the Tho tobacco • chewing, lantetn• 3·1, J,.Qi Angple!J, downed Philadcl· -KoufH ch urch. (M) 'fl ·Dtnl•lt {U ), Jawed Plll1bur1h ,pilot .-.�erien-. phia, 9,� and Cincinnati salva&,ed Chicago at Clncln,nat" . .,1,w:...: I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;-;.;-;.·;;; -;;; ' ;;;;;;.;·;.; · ;;;;.; ·� ::,. . ccd tl111t feeling Sundi)' w.Jien. lbe nighLl.!111) of a �oublllhe11.der . he looked down the dugout In the 5-3, after St. Louis wo'n the opener, Andtlnon (1 . 1 ) vt McLlth (2-3). Tunday'a GamH 1 1th _i_nnlng, told pinch-hitter 0 -3 . S.n francisco at Phlla,, nl1ht Hal Smith to grab a bat and saw In the American League the him U8e it to deliver a two-out Senlltors swept a doub1eh�uder Los An.-lH at Plthburth, nl1ht single . with the bases loaded that I from the White Sox, 7-5 and 3·2, Chicago at Clnclnn•tl, night MUwaukH ■t St. Louis. nl9ht &('ut�led , Sen Francisco , 8-7. to shave Chicago·a lead to a half . AMERICAN LIAGUI Sm l l h •_bl•w ofl ••• th�p'.'.aw� ace game, the Oriolea took over secYofa tan•t Beat CIRCLE'S ________ ___________________: W. L, Pct. GI ::::::.: :::::__:::_ ::::_ '.: :,..: vnd .;lace with rain • 11bbrevlllted Chicago ' 18 12 .600 " 7 · ti win over the Indians, the Baltimore 18 13 .1181 Y.o Tigers e"tended the Red Sox loa­ Cleveland 16 12 .371 1 in& streak to nine g11mcs by win• New York •· 14 12 .638 · 2 -. . nini both end,11 oI a twin-bill, 8·2, Detroit 13 14 .481 3\io and n-2, and the Yankees beat the Washington 12 16 .429 3 Athletics, 9-7, Kansas Cit)' 1� 18 .<00 6 Daryl Spencer's ninth mnlnil Boston 10 16 .3113 6 homer against the Reds won the Sunday's A11Ult1 opener tor the Cards after Stan WHhlngton 7 Chlcafll S I 1t """' M usical had tied the score with a Wethington 3 Chlc■ID 2 Jnd IIIM homer In t.he eighth. D..rolt 6 hlton 2 ht IIIM Every Dish A Sheer Delight Spencer also homered in tie o.trolt J o.ton 2 2nd game nightca p wlth a man on base, lY· BaltlmoN 7 Ct.v.l•nd 6 ht eame, called after J lnn'e., rein For family tripe, It lna: the score 11,t 2·2 in the first eight. For hauling, it GOOD FOOD AND JnnJn&, but Vada P inson singJed a.it. ., c1..,.., 2nd ..,..., I H-tm of bulky load. For back-roa rain l\ome the Ue-breakina; run in tbe d travel the TIA_"IIJAI.i.'\ PLENTY OF IT AT lhlrd and tbe Reds ne�·er were New York 9 KantH Cit, 7 latvrdlr'• l.11vltt ' haa deanmce. For off-road tripe, there's headed. c1 ...1,m1 . ...,... I •• laltlmor. 7 Detroit 4 a � drive model. KanH1 City 5 Walhl119tan 2 Chlco90 I Now Yottc I For style and value - see our TIA.VIL\LI. Monday'• Pl'NIMt- lih:htrt Ntw York at. K111111 City - Tur, ley ( M ) va Menert (2°1 ), Plloae WY-l-!973 Tuettlar"• 01mn ttlmoro It Ch'- nlthl Ill E. Mala PomeN7 Nton •• K•nu• Cltr, nltht . , 0pea I A.M. lo 10 P.lli, Nt1" York It. DotNtt, nllht MALE OR FEMALE Clmlonfd, nltiht ., I PLYWOOD f I ----- Youngster Wins First Big One On Snead Course - ' Is Set After Rttord Time Run three veteran drivers and a new I Jim Rathmann and defendina: sensation ln rookie Jim Hurtubise, "�" champion Rodger Ward, was set today for the 500-mlle comprise the first row which wUI lead the field for the flyill,I ,tart I Memorial Day auto a ce. . Four day1 of hectic time triall, May SO. including last - minute dram uic1,, Bud Tingelstad, Dayton, Ohio, ended lat� Sunday when a 33-car also made_ it Sunday aL 14�-�• starting field waa complete de- and prev1owi rookie quahfl'n spite sporadic downpo urs of . rain were Lloyd Ruby of Houston, 'fexwhich threatened to extend the as, and Wayne Weller, of Phoenix, . preliminaries. Arizona. ------When it was all over, Hurt ubise ' owned the one and four-lap qualiOLYMPIC FLAG PRESENTED fying records which were smashed RO M E UPI - The Italian Olym• three times in the trials and just pie Committee Sunday received ·missed breaking the long sought Lhe American flag which flew 150 mile an hour barrier by over the winter Olympics in Squaw Valley, Calif. Bob Mathias, the U. 11:1-IOOths of a second. S. Olympic decathlon champion The California comet, the first all of 1948 and 1952, was among thole qualifier Sunday, wrecked tr1a · I speed marks for the famous presentini the flag. gasoline derby when he roared GLOBETROTTERS IN EUROPI around the two and one half mile LONDON UPI - The Harlem oval at a clip of 149.056 for the arrived in London Globetrotters anp u hung He distance. O•mile l other · new mark when he was from New York Sunday to begin clocked at 149. 60 1 on his third their 1 1th tour of Europe. Accom­ · panying the famous basketba11 trip a round the course. 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Theater Young Dr. Malone From 'l'he,se Roots Comedy Playlw,Ule Adventure Theater Steam�! iljl) Woody WOQl!pi>cter Music Jn the Round Jim Thacker Show Weathercut �.... !'lrtuJo mmuot !l>'lnlle, Repod �nnonball Larafflle St"artime Arthur Murtay Party M Squad Phil Slivers Show NC'4'11 H.,.dUNI Channei J.-Mdnddy - tt: INDlANAPOLlS, ( d. UPI - The four laps reapectively on the openSpeedway'& fHtest n field, led by ing da)' of guaUficatior)J. Sachs, Kin g Buil ders Sup ply Co. • 1>�!: ��£!!�� TELEVISI.O N GUIDE WSA%..TV Chann"I 3 ------ N,.\!IICY MY · AiND M.Y AUNT MOTHER ' SO'T'H ' USE I rr - ONE IS SKINNY ANP TtfE OTHER IS FAT T-1-115 IS . l'HE t..ATEST Ti-l l!'llll: - ON ""r't;te MARKET : •� �/ , ;1;0;:���=�am, 1S ta rs home with the top triumph today u T �';,o�te .:;: la en'\:n;2 n� o���:� track crown - but Michigan had the tennl1 title and Purd ue the golf championship. Wil l Play o_S_______ _ t_ ____ _ _ __ __ Is __ _ h c_ _ _ _ _ _B__ l VI Game Co a l al y A e Fro1n Detroit Bench Certam · To W1" n .161, Again Saturday ees The Dllni won points in all but one of the 14 track meet events at East Larising, Mich., to chalk BALTIMORE, Md. UPI -Bally up 61 1ft points , far ln front of sec­ , ond place !it:ichig.tn, which scored Ache impressive winner o[ the $175,100 Preakness Stakes Saturday after being decisively beaten in the Kentucky Derby two weeks earlier, will surely win the Bel­ I mont Stakes, his handlers now are thoroughly convinced . ·�· N. . W. COMPTO N, O. D. DET.tlOIT UPI - Rocky Coh1,..ito bench Sunday while the Tigers swept a doubleheader from the Boston Red Sox. batting watched from the And, unless m anager Jimmie Dyk,es tries to sneak a fourth out­ fielder into his �tarting Hneup, he may just be a" observer for quite some time. The way the Tiger out fielders hit Sunday !here doesn't seem to be any room for the �ti­ "There ehould be no doubt in year-old Colavito, who ls Detruit's disappointment of the anyone's mind that he can run major spring. over a distance," said Joseph Arn• old who bousht Bally Ache for $1,250,000 a week ago. U n de r . Lights Fastest 500 Memoria1 Field Clark, Ex Philly Star, Collects Team TO BaltIe w·Ith HVL Leaders Baseball fans of the Meigs,.Mason area this week turn from prep to semi-pro style of the game and will get a treat of the first magnitude Thursday night under tights of Bachtel Field . at Wahama. Mel Clark former Phillies outfielder (five years) Southern . Associa tion sIar , ha B CO • llected a · tion an , ••• �CJ.a ' d Amencan • squad of you�g �and a few n�t so young, outstanding ball players who will Joust with Racine, perrenmal Hock.ing Valley League champs. Racine, leading the HVL with a thern division cbam J)I (4-2) play OPTOMBTBIBT 2-0 record after Sunday's 8-1 shel- for the whole slab of SEOAL baclacking of Logan here, boasits the on against the Panthers. Eut Ceart Smet, Pom...,. area's most consistent mound win• Coach Ed Runnells ' boys have .9ffl,,e Roan:, I le II, I to 6. � at Nooa OD Than,) ner_ in L&rry-Llttle Fooi-Wolfe. He lost at least five game. lncluding 1:; likely to hrngle with the veteran matches with Lancaster and ParWest Virginian Gene Hesson ln a keraburg outaide the league. Left battle of leftie1. hander Charley Burnfield bas been But before Bally Ache gets to Clark, completely recovered the Bulldogs' mound fireman with Belmont Pnk and a shot at the from an illne111 which bis doctor, R1· ch Bacon ,·n the main re'aerve testing mile and one-half classic, now conclude waa caused from role. R Interior, Exterior, and Sheathing lu: will he sent to G arden State "nerves" is anxioua to get back in The Panthers polished off Galli!'ark un Tuesday to run in the the game. In fact, Clark's friends polis 8-6 Friday to take the SouthPref i n ished B i rch Panel i ng $100,000 added Jcney Derby there say his doctor hinted strongly the ern division without a setback on Memorial Day. WHITE S U L PHUR S PlUNG S , w . nerye.s ma1 have been unruly be- (only loss : Bridgeport, 4-0, regional Pref i n i shed Lauan Pane l i ng Va . U PI _ "'I we n t for broke and . cause the patient was not occupy, Class AA first rou,oct). It' ll probaing himself in his favorite voca· bly be Bill Wibori, Wbo ' 'owns the ii paid off." I nterior B i rch tion, Baseball. McLl•h Figures To leaa:ues · only ,ll,O-hit, no•run perThal"s the way young Dave fo C r:mance of the 8eH08, 3-0 over · is 'ar, considerbe to known Get On Win Track '.darr today described how he wm1 inK a tender from Little Rock to Min.ford against Bumtield. H ardboa rd or Mason i te ClNCINNAfl UPI - Calvin his first major golf \' ictory, a Racine had -Bill McNick1es ge Coolidge JuliuH Caesar Tuskaho­ $2 , 000 first prize Sunday in the get back in the game this summer·. l . He laid out lut • slngle and double and Adams a season aft� havma McLlsh figures to start getting Sam Snead Golf Festival . ing a great year with Birmill&ham, 'double while enjoying Hven LOgan himself unracked tonight. Ala, in 1958. errQrs to rack up ita 8-J victoey in Phone WY-2-3748 The 34-yeur-old Cincinnati pilch­ The 26-year•old Houston, Tex .. Middleport, Ohio Roule 1 The big ex-Philly, with a lifetime the HVL Silnday'. Now 2-0, Racine er with the jaw breaker name is prore1sional refused to wilt in the down to open a three-game nighl stretch, firing a scorching six­ hattini a'9erage in ihe majors of is at least in • two-way tie for the ,11erles with the seventh-place Chi­ undcr-par 64 011 the final round to .:!89, is expected to 1cbedule more leadership. Incomplete reporta in­ c11go Cubs and should start rolling pull away from two challengers. gaimi,11 here and away in the neat dlcated today all other gamea in the league were rained out Sun• ln the form that was expected of He finished with a 72-hole total of future. 0 day. him . 265, 15 under par, and seven Th last di,ch st,md of high For the semi-pro test Tbunday strokes ahead of another non­ achoo) baseball probably will come winner, Milton (Babe) Lichardus in Pomero)' Tuesday, weather night starting at 8 p.m. at Wa­ "BAD GUY" WINS �f Grossinger, N. J., the runnerup. willing, when Athens, SEOAL nor• hama, Clark is reported to have signed Wll50n, Tom Grueser and YORBA LlNDA, Calif. UPI And far behind at the finish was Movie bad guy Bob Wilke proved Gary M oore of the Panthers Yogi he was a good guy on the links the annual favorite, Sammy Snead. Wayland, ex-Jacket atar catcher; Sunday when he won the second He was nine strokes off the pace Rusty WamsleJ and Jim Lewis, Pt. annual World Entertainment Golf In fourth place with a 274, one of Pleasant M arshall Collea:e stars; By UniNd . Pl'MI lntern1t..,_I championship. Wilke'1 U9 score his worse showings i n thls $20, 000 Ralph Clark, Mel's youngest bro­ NATIONAL LEAGU beUered both Pat Harrington Jr. tournament on his income courses W, L, Pd, GB ther and current Wahama star; and Robert Sterling by three which he has won five times. He Pittsburgh another brother, Gerald; former 23 1 1 ,676 strokes . had a final 66. San Francisco 2 1 12 .636 1 Y.. Little Roek catcher Luther Tucker, ·-------------------� Milwaukee and Hesson, among othera. 15 1 1 .677 4 Wilton and Moore of Pomeroy Cincinnati 18 17 .514 Cl½i will not plly Tbutsday niJl:ht. They St. Louil 14 19 .424 8 will be retei\lio:g diplomas at PHS Los Angeles U 19 .424 8 Chicago 10 17 .370 9¼1 Commencemelft ei:ereliael. IJoyrt Philadelphia 12 21 .364 10¼1 (Dint,y) Moore father of (iary M oore anl1 one-time Class •AA Sunday'1 Rnulh atar, will work as Clart•1 firat base Loi An .. lH 9 PhH•delph!e 6 Mike M cCormick gave the PJrates Unit.cl Pre" lntern■tl•n■I Plthbur1h I coach. , ", l■n Franclac• 1 A bench la ITTade to alt on but the "rubber game" of a three­ hcln• G•m• Danny Murtaugh want• to 1tand game aeries and increased their Mllweukff 3 Chlcaeo 1 Logan 000 000 010-1 3 7 up and cheer for the one that's National League lead lo l 1iz St. Louis 5 Cln. 4 ht ..me Racl/18 . Cln, 5 St. Loul• 3 2nd ttme 000 212 03x-8 3 1 winning ball games for him in games over lhe Giants. PMteri,on and Buckle,. L. Wolfe Saturday's RNVlh Pittsburgh. Sklnn., Homer, In 9th and McNJckle. Bob Skinner sent the game into San francl1co 3 Pittsburgh I " W e didn't have much of a Mllwauk• 4 Chicago 2 bench last YeHr and you saw what extra innings with a two • run CLAis MIETING SIT happened.' ' M urtaugh sa}'I. " This homer off .Billy Loes in the ninlh St. Loui1 6 Cincinnati 5 Lot Af91n The ■t Loyal Bereana Class of the Phll1., ppd nln .., year we have a fine one and you that lied the score at 7-all. M iddleport Ch urch · of Christ will Monday', ProbHI• Pltch1r• can see what's happenlng now. Milwaukee defeated Chicago Los Ang•IH at PIUUurth, night meet Tueaiiay evening" '" at , the Tho tobacco • chewing, lantetn• 3·1, J,.Qi Angple!J, downed Philadcl· -KoufH ch urch. (M) 'fl ·Dtnl•lt {U ), Jawed Plll1bur1h ,pilot .-.�erien-. phia, 9,� and Cincinnati salva&,ed Chicago at Clncln,nat" . .,1,w:...: I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;-;.;-;.·;;; -;;; ' ;;;;;;.;·;.; · ;;;;.; ·� ::,. . ccd tl111t feeling Sundi)' w.Jien. lbe nighLl.!111) of a �oublllhe11.der . he looked down the dugout In the 5-3, after St. Louis wo'n the opener, Andtlnon (1 . 1 ) vt McLlth (2-3). Tunday'a GamH 1 1th _i_nnlng, told pinch-hitter 0 -3 . S.n francisco at Phlla,, nl1ht Hal Smith to grab a bat and saw In the American League the him U8e it to deliver a two-out Senlltors swept a doub1eh�uder Los An.-lH at Plthburth, nl1ht single . with the bases loaded that I from the White Sox, 7-5 and 3·2, Chicago at Clnclnn•tl, night MUwaukH ■t St. Louis. nl9ht &('ut�led , Sen Francisco , 8-7. to shave Chicago·a lead to a half . AMERICAN LIAGUI Sm l l h •_bl•w ofl ••• th�p'.'.aw� ace game, the Oriolea took over secYofa tan•t Beat CIRCLE'S ________ ___________________: W. L, Pct. GI ::::::.: :::::__:::_ ::::_ '.: :,..: vnd .;lace with rain • 11bbrevlllted Chicago ' 18 12 .600 " 7 · ti win over the Indians, the Baltimore 18 13 .1181 Y.o Tigers e"tended the Red Sox loa­ Cleveland 16 12 .371 1 in& streak to nine g11mcs by win• New York •· 14 12 .638 · 2 -. . nini both end,11 oI a twin-bill, 8·2, Detroit 13 14 .481 3\io and n-2, and the Yankees beat the Washington 12 16 .429 3 Athletics, 9-7, Kansas Cit)' 1� 18 .<00 6 Daryl Spencer's ninth mnlnil Boston 10 16 .3113 6 homer against the Reds won the Sunday's A11Ult1 opener tor the Cards after Stan WHhlngton 7 Chlcafll S I 1t """' M usical had tied the score with a Wethington 3 Chlc■ID 2 Jnd IIIM homer In t.he eighth. D..rolt 6 hlton 2 ht IIIM Every Dish A Sheer Delight Spencer also homered in tie o.trolt J o.ton 2 2nd game nightca p wlth a man on base, lY· BaltlmoN 7 Ct.v.l•nd 6 ht eame, called after J lnn'e., rein For family tripe, It lna: the score 11,t 2·2 in the first eight. For hauling, it GOOD FOOD AND JnnJn&, but Vada P inson singJed a.it. ., c1..,.., 2nd ..,..., I H-tm of bulky load. For back-roa rain l\ome the Ue-breakina; run in tbe d travel the TIA_"IIJAI.i.'\ PLENTY OF IT AT lhlrd and tbe Reds ne�·er were New York 9 KantH Cit, 7 latvrdlr'• l.11vltt ' haa deanmce. For off-road tripe, there's headed. c1 ...1,m1 . ...,... I •• laltlmor. 7 Detroit 4 a � drive model. KanH1 City 5 Walhl119tan 2 Chlco90 I Now Yottc I For style and value - see our TIA.VIL\LI. Monday'• Pl'NIMt- lih:htrt Ntw York at. K111111 City - Tur, ley ( M ) va Menert (2°1 ), Plloae WY-l-!973 Tuettlar"• 01mn ttlmoro It Ch'- nlthl Ill E. Mala PomeN7 Nton •• K•nu• Cltr, nltht . , 0pea I A.M. lo 10 P.lli, Nt1" York It. DotNtt, nllht MALE OR FEMALE Clmlonfd, nltiht ., I PLYWOOD f I ----- Youngster Wins First Big One On Snead Course - ' Is Set After Rttord Time Run three veteran drivers and a new I Jim Rathmann and defendina: sensation ln rookie Jim Hurtubise, "�" champion Rodger Ward, was set today for the 500-mlle comprise the first row which wUI lead the field for the flyill,I ,tart I Memorial Day auto a ce. . Four day1 of hectic time triall, May SO. including last - minute dram uic1,, Bud Tingelstad, Dayton, Ohio, ended lat� Sunday when a 33-car also made_ it Sunday aL 14�-�• starting field waa complete de- and prev1owi rookie quahfl'n spite sporadic downpo urs of . rain were Lloyd Ruby of Houston, 'fexwhich threatened to extend the as, and Wayne Weller, of Phoenix, . preliminaries. Arizona. ------When it was all over, Hurt ubise ' owned the one and four-lap qualiOLYMPIC FLAG PRESENTED fying records which were smashed RO M E UPI - The Italian Olym• three times in the trials and just pie Committee Sunday received ·missed breaking the long sought Lhe American flag which flew 150 mile an hour barrier by over the winter Olympics in Squaw Valley, Calif. Bob Mathias, the U. 11:1-IOOths of a second. S. Olympic decathlon champion The California comet, the first all of 1948 and 1952, was among thole qualifier Sunday, wrecked tr1a · I speed marks for the famous presentini the flag. gasoline derby when he roared GLOBETROTTERS IN EUROPI around the two and one half mile LONDON UPI - The Harlem oval at a clip of 149.056 for the arrived in London Globetrotters anp u hung He distance. O•mile l other · new mark when he was from New York Sunday to begin clocked at 149. 60 1 on his third their 1 1th tour of Europe. Accom­ · panying the famous basketba11 trip a round the course. Pote.s itter Eddie Sachs of Cen- clowni were a troupe 0£ comedians, ter Valley, Pa., set the old mar" 1 trick cyciiats, acrobats and their of;lt7. 251 and 146.592 for o"le and opponents, the U. S. All-Stars. · t:IO Adventure Time Steamboat Bill 5:30 Sgt. Prelliton 6:00 1i"uslc in the Round Cl;lG Jim Thaater Show Weathercut . . i: .. kt."11 Prctute Huntley Brir.kJey ReJ ••'1 I! ,:oo HuckleberrJ H9UDd '1 :30 Riverboat 8:30 1Tales of W ells Fargo D:00 Peter Gunn �:30 Goodyear Theater 10:00 Dow Hour of Mysteries 11:00 News Headlines 11:10 Weathercast 11 :J:I Jack Paar Show 1:00 Sign Off �·! Channel 3--l'uesda, 1:43 1:00 T:00 9:00 t:30 10:00 e:a·o . .. ' ' " H.J .:. r,( ,,.)It,,../'.,,..... ..... 1Ei:)..... - 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:$0 ·10:00 T:30 . _ts blah ' ·-- ,,.a.. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. I _ DISTRIBUTORSHIP NOW AVAILABLE FOR THIS TERRITORY -tllit,y, FULL OR PART TIME . . , IIM!,MU. 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Theater Young Dr. Malone From 'l'he,se Roots Comedy Playlw,Ule Adventure Theater Steam�! iljl) Woody WOQl!pi>cter Music Jn the Round Jim Thacker Show Weathercut �.... !'lrtuJo mmuot !l>'lnlle, Repod �nnonball Larafflle St"artime Arthur Murtay Party M Squad Phil Slivers Show NC'4'11 H.,.dUNI Channei J.-Mdnddy - tt: INDlANAPOLlS, ( d. UPI - The four laps reapectively on the openSpeedway'& fHtest n field, led by ing da)' of guaUficatior)J. Sachs, Kin g Buil ders Sup ply Co. • 1>�!: ��£!!�� TELEVISI.O N GUIDE WSA%..TV Chann"I 3 ------ N,.\!IICY MY · AiND M.Y AUNT MOTHER ' SO'T'H ' USE I rr - ONE IS SKINNY ANP TtfE OTHER IS FAT T-1-115 IS . l'HE t..ATEST Ti-l l!'llll: - ON ""r't;te MARKET : •� �. II-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy- I Middleport, 0., May 23, 1960 · ■ ,MEIGS COUNTY Annual Middleport . Ded 1cated To Mr. Swockhomer · Thia year'a edition of ''The Creal" the annual of the Middle• port High Sthool which bas been recently .recelYed ha11 been dedica­ ted lO Nolan P. Swackhammer, teacher at the acbool. IT'S W1JH CLOTHING · :_ ·atddlepon The in11ide rovers of the book 11how the Seniors i n the hall around the bell which slt& in the doorway, 1nd hu a full color pic­ ture of the tront of the High 11chool with studentli on the Lawn. fOII Name lrancl �' ;, Merdianclise ·· �MEIGS THIATRI POMEROY, The • book feature, many class room pictures and al,o baby plc­ tures of the Senion. Pictures of the alJlff, the board ot education and all cl111es down to and includ­ ing the eighth a:rade are altio con­ talned in the book. omo TO,.IGHT ond TUESDAY •JO\/RNl':Y TO THE CDiTER OF THE EAl\111" Pat Boone - Dl-ana Bak.er Not Open Wedn111day' IUYS K-t SLEUTHS LONDON UPI - Scotland Yard, 80 do1s ahort of the 272 police 1 do_g1 it needs, today declded to r11se Ha own. The yard said it ' will buy ID Alutian dogs in Ger1 many next month to start a breed1 inJ kennel. f •• • ''• ' , J l CUTS WASTE - SAVES YOU MONEY I Stop wasting materla-ls by on-the-Job mixing! Tell u, your 1peclllcallons and we will deliver the right amount ol the right concrete mix to your Job . : •' ', •' .;:..• .. Phone WY-Z-32t4 A Housefut ·of All 11'1 bard to lfl •l�ng without a range - and a re• fna:erator b abnoll a ne,011lty. They're l!Mh In­ eluded In thl■ 3 room l?OUp. BAKER FURNITURE On Tho Brlfhled Corner In Holiday Outintioming Up clothes,,Nwdl"ni119 . ,, I ' --- - ----- - • -r Nl,at,11 ' A Comen ■ , t• 1 ):,�iN Drive -In TONIGHT •• ' DON'T WORRY, IRING YOUR CLIANING TO US -WE OFFER SAME DAY , • DIY ClWlltG SERVICE PLUS A 2 • • ' , HOUI QUICK·' SERYIQ ON REQUEST .• • BRIGITl'E BAROOT "AND GOD CREATED WOMAN'' (Colo, • Scope) - tl>o �OJIN PAYNE It flA!I' Note: For Tlllo B�ltte Bardot Plewn - ChUdl'en llnder 16 mull W wtlh their Parentet . TUIIDAY •ntl WIDNIIOAY PAMIL Y �IGt,ITI • lied Skoltoo In "PUBLIC PIG!X>N JllO. I" (Color) "HIDDE!! Robi,.nson's . ,. - � � DRY UUNERS .' . ......,.., ci..... ',..._ a-,.;. 11.,. WY MUt ..:..l!DLi� ,t !110NI WY MUI ' ELBERFELDS PICK THE POC KET TEE that's PACKED with VAtUE! Birthd ay Observed With Porty At St racuse Church IN ,-IOY . .' GIGANTIC Ci:l� t•H\f' I •,' Pomeroy Seni:,rs Presented Gifts By Churches FRUIT °' '"' LOOM_ MEN'S POCKET TEE SHIRTS • ----·-- Do.id W.yne - Tom Ewoll . .. UP FRONT' • ' • :, • - - . - (lT ITA1'f �TRI' PT, l'I.IAIANT •a IIIIAIIDIII WO.._.,. :V�u r ne Al l Amerie�,,_ S��• .- · .: · ,, . l'he La..,,e,t f:���� · " ' i - E"er Te P._1 Bere ' ' OPENS EACH NIGHT AT 6 P,M. Brlag fte Pewlly • , FOR-IUN AJti. am,rr411M1in · �-:=--- Be Thrifty I _Save All Of .' PTIHIAN PARK .. ·aenerou• 1vn Sale1l lp1, From Elbe. rfeld■ In Pome!'Oy AT THE Presents • � 9' .IIIO!n In-- ii""°. Opens Ton �gkt Tbe Mlddle,ort l'lre Dept• 89c • ,, '\ ' '' � '' �: . . '' NO Relived , /Hirtory -· .· I �''fiiAt'.of ,tt,e ..;;.., .,..,, :� �...., ;..,liot.' . . . I • • VpL X I l 8M b • 1U1-f . l Arc e Su lllo O b. SU. lOlh • Hlf, Oblo f Col1unblll e nt1ne WEATIIER Ohio l'o,t(y _-, -,, _, WW1tdzy. A Nttle wanner W.<rrr r1ty. • HWI W., "\ttlt •nd ranth'I frMt, tt. ... ......lffll northead ta, ..... .. wd■ !I I ..-.... .... ........ hi 1M .... __ ------� · _ ou: -• --. �=�:.::..:=�.::����;.;,;;;_-:--::;:--; : �; 83�------------�----...-::;...,.;.....;..___�·��:_: i, 'r ������_!�:..,; I 3 for $2.65 OD DEAR% f ' , ;.., Nanc y Harris H On ed w·' th Birthday Porty Mr,. Pratt Entertoltu BYF Group Hoa OJJti.n1 Kin Club Tlour,day MIDDLEPORT • ....,.. fOr May 28 CONVENIENT TERMS I l.....,...._..I The .... known w,11,_, 1... """ .. ..,,..,..., which ... ln,, ..,.._ M Wit city taM• "' "'-• MNIP ,t1m5-n Vele., 6,GOI ,_,. a, Untt.d ,,._ • $595 ' I A.t Pt. Plea.ant Q Q Al Pl On B0nqu et MEW FURNITU RE ' F 'd ay Even1ng P I In POm· • er y .. Now Youlnow I Attend Commencement MT. and Mn. Herman Haddox A meeting of th, ,to<kbolder, eop 8 daughter, Carmen ot Middleand Cemetery and Lru1tees ol Wfllll and Mra. Charle, Lupton and port 20 Downington .... held luy at fl I O Sharon of Gallipoli& atdaughter, 11' the wilb lru1te11 new elect to The Homebuildera Cla111 of the HAWIC.I_, •• LUCILLI Commencement exerthe tended d. ra electe Jamea ing membe Br,1dford Church of Cbrltl met follow Pleasant High School Pt 11 cisea other mem­ e�l and presld I Clark, ( ,111,.1 Fcida y evening at lhe church or 1 ...1. Fern Hayman a n d _ M n. 11 5 1 week. , e , their rea:ular month ))' meeting. bera Glen Haning Eugen Young Henry Ewlng were recen t v11ltors / Jan Haddox, grand!on of Mr. The mtetioJ was opened with the Kenneth Wek� and a new mem­ in Columbua. . , and llrs. Haddox, was a member scripture reading by Glenn Evans her Albert Price. Eugene Atkins Ja_ck Weese nu_d�nt at Ohio Uni• of the graduaLine c!Hs. WU elected secretary,treasurer. and followed with rayer b;y Ralph Yers1ty, Athens Y111ted hia parent!!!, No other buslne111 coming beMr. and Mra. Haddox and Car• Humble, pastor Of the church. and Mrs. c. B. Weese Frida:, Mr. e a: waa meetin th the board f re men al10 attende? the Bar:d Con­ u ' rer s evening aqd attended the Racine The &cretary and trea,u al G1Ulpohs High where cerl f � C"' reports were given and routine cloaed. n en when High School comme ------Lupton wH a member of Chuck b1.1sine1s transacted. The meeting his brother waa a membe :- ol the the Sui�or Ban�wa� closed with prayer by James graduaHng class. Reed. Henry Johnson ls Ylsltlng in and at RoseYille with Mr. and Mrs. O uring the social hour fo UowStanford, Conn. with his daughter, Mont West Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Of 1 ing lhe meeting refreshment, were Mr■. Ellen Martin and five daugh- Mont West Jr. 1 served to Mr. and Mra. EYlnl and leH. Mrs. c. W. Humphrey of Lake sons, Tomrpy and Danny, Johnny Worlh, Fla. arrived Sunday for a Mr. _ and Mrs. Gene Harria enler­ Henry Korn of Marion is the Yisit wllh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forrest and Linda, Mr. and Mr1. Paul taintd with a party �aturday morn­ 1ueat ot hi1 brother and lister In Buck. Sisson and Wesley Si'ISon, Mra. ing in honor of the ninth birthday lAw, Mr. and Mn. Georie Korn Mr. aM Mra. Glen Humphrey of Tressie Hendrick.J;, Mra. Guy A. ol their daughter, Nancy. The and family, LouisYUle, Ky and Michaelanne of the Russell and Anthony RuHell and I part)' was held on the porch Mra. Emma Schoenberger has and Laurie Becht of Akron visited W\th Middleport, in home Harris Might, Lynn daughter, Kathryn, returned to the home ol her alaM r i!Od Mrs. Larry Picken, and games and conte1t1 beina: enjoyed ter Mrs. William Wells. from Hol- Sunday wUh Mr. and Mrs. Frank ,. Ing Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck er Hosp1ta s ins, Terry and SleYe, Mr. and I by the group. · I and 18 · conva'"16C In d M n. W']II l am B.:1 ker. All special entertainment for thfl nicflly• lt. � Recd and children, Ruth and ReY. and Mrs. Ralph Zundel • r vid, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ru&- party, a ahow of magle lrick1 ex• I Benb Wolle vi1ited Stmday at had as Sunda y dinner guests tho WH children young for s, I , Mrs . .Marjorie Wllt and 1011, pecially f. �er, and Mr. and Mra. Humble presented by Bob Jacobi of Porn- Plant.I with his 1i1ter1, M isses Ida following from lhe First Baptist and Augusta Wolfe and brother Church in Troy, 0., a former . e · ,d son, RT. eroy. Paatorate: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Refreshtnent1 of &and wiches, Grover. Mr. and Mn. CecU Townaend Hld:en6otham, Mr. and Mrs. John chJps, M ft drinks and decorated cup Cake1 were served by Mrs:. and IOJI., Larry ot Bellville, W. Va. , Kellar, Mr. and Mrs. Munford Harris who wa.1 usiated by Miss were SundaJ guesta ot Mr. and Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Si-ndy Brewlngt.o,n to Shella. Childs, Mra. G. T, Carleton, Flatwoods. , I Wyail . Mr. and Mn. Benton Pona ind • · - ----Cynthia Mllls, Treaa Cucl, Mary GOIS FOR SURGERY Bi;'Jdbury, �e)'ce Davia, Marta Ka1 Mr. and Mra. R. T. West and son, . Thomas Yialted. saturday at Durkin i Mrs. WiHiam Downie, Morning Hubbard, Candace 81hr, Ret alee n Memben or the Pomeroy Hii:>:h Falla, with Mr. and Mrs. Ewing · ,tar, Wlii entered in Holzer Hos­ School graduatina class were ree- Nleri. Unda Hackett, Kathy Mor, Saward!!, son,, Dnld, Danny Dare} 1 pital Sunday lc_,r ·sur gery. 1 Hicbelte Hackfltt, Cathy BaH­ a:an, ogni7.ed Sunday and presented .cuts ,. . . . - -r· - The May 14th rru:.niage of Miss Juo1th Ga tl Lyons, da ughter in t h " various churches which they ey. Sheri Shuler, Jill Harris and Nancy'a tisttra, Marjorie and Pat• of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Lyons, to Donald_ Allen Mullins , son . attend. of Mr. aru.l Mrs. Allen M u llins, al l of Belle, W. Va., is being j At the United Methodi1t Church ty H�rrls. announced by the bridegroom's sister and brother-in- law , Mr. School, Kenneth Findlay, auperin­ �cndent, spoke briefly _con�r•tulatand Mrs. Joe Henry of Middleport . mg the group alter which .dn. Eu­ The weddin g and reception was held at the hom e of the gene teacher of the hleh Inez Holder '• in Belle · schoolBrown, bride's maternal , grc:ndmother • Mrs. . . class, on behalf of the H.ev. J . P. Spradlin, of Malden off1c1ated. church school presented Bibles lo The bride, given in marriage by her father , was attire,t in soen membe� and also a book The Rose Garden Club of Tup­ a waltz-length gown of white sati n brocade with a cap o1 the "Youth In Prayer," to each, th� same material holding her fingertip veil. She wor e a strand gift ol "a trlend." Receiving the per, Plalna held ill May meetina: of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom, and carried a white Bible gilts were Charles Downie, J(aren at the home of Mrs. Loia McCain. The meetin,1 opened with the Orake, John Bryant, Sondra Potts, marked with an orchid. Lord'• Prayer and Club son·g. harles Kitchen, Bruce Stalnaker C a e , beige lavend r nd Ballerina frocks and hats in shadL:s of For the roll call each member Jean Ann Webster. bride's attendants, Mrs. Bernard and ht blue were worn by the � ReY. Waldo J, Bartel, of the was to nam,i a variety of lria. · ter _o I the br1·d egro�m , an d th e M.1sses S� IIy and Nan- Federated Church presented New The announcement • ol nq ofli. 1'IIs, SIS cy Lyons,. sisters o� the bride . Mr. Bern&rd W1Us was_ best Tcstament1 durlng the wor,hip cers for 1hfl club are Pre1Jdent, m an for his brother•m•law. service to Sue Ellen Phillips, MJn- ¥r1. Ulah Swant Vice Pretldent, Mr. and Mrs. Mullins, graduates of DuPont Hig h School, ada Murray, William Gibb11, Fred Jilr1. Bilrbara Black; Secretary, will make their home i n Cottageville after a short wedding Brown, Charle11 Riffle, Gary Moore, lllrs. Bob Me1j(ln; . Treasurtr, Mrs. trip. The bride tr.fveled in a powder bl u e frock and j acket Barrie Phillips, Gall Slivers and 1 &ubal CaldWilft; Ntw1 Reporter, Mr1. Mildrf4" Headley -and the with white lace trim, white hat and gloves, patent leather ac� Jam_es Norton. Bi ble were . presented at the Proa:ram p.9.i!auriittee Mr11. Lois Mc cessories and orchid corsage. Mr · Mullins served tour years • Church of Christ by John Buckley, Gain, M�� ift.. V. Weatherman and · now e m ployed .hr the K ai ser Al u mmurn pastor, I· n t he N avy and 1s . during the worship service Mrs. Ht{Jlan Black. Company at Ravenswood, West Vtrg1ma. The fhi� sent a bouquet of 1o Barbara Eskew, Jack Welker flowers'. to D\,rls Davl1 who is in and Tim Welker. . Sunday, May l�. at the Flr,t the hoapltal · at Galllpoli11. Ditcoratin, bla91 have been Baptist Church, New Teataments were p,eaented by M,s, Joaeph made tor the !iPt\J, Grade Gra­ I Cook, Spiritual Education advi11or, duation 1t Tupper1 Pl,ai.o.l, and to Sha,on Zundel, Jeanie Holt, Al- the a:raduatlon exerci1ei Ii Eatt• · . bert Martin 1 J�., Jamea Smith .i�il� em 111gb School. 1 • iss Manuel Jean WH gue111t of Fr Mrs. Swan, prealdent, read i anklin Brinker, a Racine Hltb 11y ,i!DBII t-:lOlJO.......,.l' ..."P , bRuor at u birthda y party o'n Sch ool graduate. thank you card from the J\l_nlor " Mr. und Mrli. Wendell Jelfors Thursday t'Venina il the Asbury cl1111 of EB11tern flllh. §�oot for and sou, Jimmie Joe of Forest l\1cthodie:t Church basement, Syramattna: tlower 1rr"J\'lflment11 1t Run visited with Mr. and Mrs. C'use, gi ven by her mother, Mrs. the'ir Junior and', Senior Prom. Roland Russe ll, Saturday evening . H ersc h e l Manue and her U ffl n l l grandThe traveling prize w11 won b)' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bing m o1 hcr, \1 rs. Harry :danu el. Mn, Guy Bot,1e11. !!pent several days i n Columb us Gu mes were playe d dur i ng the Mra. Robfl'k Relbel of Middle­ " 15itlng with Mr. a wJ Mrs , Bing 's e venin g after which the honored port atfF�ded tbe meeting and aunt, Mrs. Lula Gill. guest opened her many 11it-e girts. ahowed nia.ny lovfll)I and different Mrs. frank Norris and Mrs. Dorlldreshmenl.JI were served by The Olive . Orange Alumnl ar, fiower arra!;flemflnts. olhy Norris of Pithburih , Pa. visit - l hC' hns1esses lo Janice Mirnuel, plannlna: their annual banquet and Two-1oini; ,flWay gifla were pu­ ed witJ1 Mr. and Mr�. Hay Hecox ,inda Slowe, Sue Ann Buckley, dance lo be held al thfl 1'Jppen e.enled to Mr, June Dosttt an'd last Saturduy. �11Lhryn Wullacc, Linda Eichinger, Plains elementary school May 28, Mn. Hol>f,rt sh,�da who will be Mary Senti, student nur11r at �·a l t•ri<- Gilmnre. Nlntv P:1rkrr, It ill announced by Marvene Card­ l•vtna: 'the ,cJu0 aoon and Mra, 1 Holzer ll !1s_ri l a l �pent last 'l'lturs- Jiiriec Norris, R!P11n1Jr ·sc'hn4!idcr , well. secretary. ·A banquet wlll be S1!1rlln1 Muaar, 1�ivln1 a 0baby' cl11.y a1Hl �riday Wllh her aunt, Mrs. 1 ·•o]i\ Dc-rkcr. Pam Svlvt•s1C'r PRI· ser vcd at 7 p.m. by Mrs. Mayme bank" 11ft. · , Sain Fick und hor parenls, Mr. J1nd , ty Wincbre nntr, Coral et• Mun�rl. Hqadley and Mra. Neva Booth to1' At the close or tbe meeting Mrs. James Hu,1ell. Nnncy Huss, Lois Sl!wcll . .Jnh1111y lo � ed by I din� with mullc by Mr,. McCain anl1ted by Mr1. MuMr. and Mn. Gall Miller and Lial c , H r}"l'(' Sm ith. W.i,v n c lluh- the George Hall Combo. 11r served .refre.bmenta with fl• ---- - -daugh1er, Sandy and ;,rt Johnson, --von ot marahmallows with the The committee in 9har1e 11 ity. Mr . and Mrs. Mick M i ller and son, Un!Yers to decorate the lchool th• American fiaa: to catty oat tbe c w1111 .taken lhl'rc by he r dau • • planning Sh o ven l ng11 of May 25 and May 2'1 at theme of Memorial Day, Jeffrey and Mr. and Mra. E11rl Smlth and son J oey spent · Sunday llhter, Mrs. George 1 1 8 ('kctt, .Jr., 8 p.m. and anyone wl1hln1 to h fll p Next meetln1 wlll btl at the wh o was accompa11 1cd by Mrs. . • '' Bu,.k,ye 1 �•ke. home of Mra. Frederick Goebiil, h d b 19 aake to e pr11ent at t at Phil I k G oba er, Mrs. Jo Hardy, and Mr. a11d Mrs. Warren Bennott , llme and children of Columbus arld Mr. Mrs. Ptit Jones h, spend the day in and Mn. H. K. Girdner or Vine• Columbus. land New Jersey Ylslted over thP Mrs. Henrictl a Burtnnsh aw ot Sunday a rternoon the BYF or wE?ckend with Mr. and Mrs. Char- CleYeland Yi:riile,I wilh hrr diu,1, Grace Pratt entertained the the First Bapllal Church, Middle- KinMra. . lea Bennett They atlflnded the ghter and tamily, Mr. :rnd Mrs. Club at her bomtl in Middle­ r unera I of I fam IIY fr I end In Par- Gail Miller and daughte t , Sandy. Port �njoyed 1n outing at thfl pod Thuraday eVflnin,1. A 1hort Isaac Walton Farm under the 1up,, busineu mfletlnr wa1 conducted by kersburi:: Sa!t1rday. Mr. and MrJJ. Sam Lewch and urvh;J.on of their counselor1, Mr. f,rom here the G ardner1 wen t to ions and Sid Reeae of Dunhar, W. tbe presldent, lln. Ted Wuner, Carpen ter to v 'I It w Ith M rs. I,arry Vu. Yislled yesterday with Mr. and and Mu. Gene. Coleman. The ,roup after whicb JMIN wen played enJo)'ed llshin11, ball 11mH and a with Prise• bein1 awarded W Mra. Gardner and her brothflr, Clifford Mra. Lawrenee Bing. '1am�ura:er fr)'. Steele. Annice Ohltn1er ind itln. Warner, , Ricky Taylor, small snn of Mr, Y,o\ith attendlna the affair were Mr. and Mn. Olarte, Prl <'e an d and Mrs. Herman Taylor was tuken A dellflrt• evui"II wu aened. by Bruce �• •"'nu, Darrol the hooi-.i at th� ;ctou , of the � -� -lw' ·•· � � clay, notl,lng � tht thrifty .,. c hlld ren, Bar b•ra, BIii lb d Kay of lo Childre11'11 Ho1pltal las[ week Ray, l"'l.,.kens, Stu FowJer, boi'Klm Ne 1M ohlilo with the f��� �f<lilt'-� Columbu1 apent" the weekend with where he ls llchcduled to undergb 11tne -�nod: The next. meettag · Xi . em1n 'e -� tiu Ulf" 13"': �h Mr. and Mn. Karl Owens. y will be' �et.i; .o,n, �••• l,,wlth Mra. heart 11urcery this Wrdnt'Si� l . ' ' ,-1 ,. ,. ' ' Mr. and Mra. WIili■ Anthony, tf r. and Mrs. Mannl11.1 Klocs aall bp-ci, .0f'!'.ld �pp Fronk l>bw•rt 11.hqslO,., M i f1 ll !f , JJM1rt• .,. Mr. and Mn. Harold Chase and aon, Kflnt ot GalllpolJs And Mr. -.nd rtllrmJkoii� ' � �i• 1 . ..,. cu1 1M ,,_ · 1 i.,,, 7"t . l'OltMlll lllllDfN :r-,�I. 1, Mr. and Mn. Gerald Anthony and and Mn. Ptul Srnort, Local, en- · ·· _u without lolfn. lhcipe. Whll9, blue: !.�1� to flte�1 � "� a � w trlendi bov'e N<th'Od :w<t11 ihM children, Barbara and Joe apent joyed an outing at Lake Hope S un- lift ;f, 1 Jl!1n Anh t'&tuvaa:e ind y;a. ffm7 ·11eum (Vebi,a; HebelJ · -1.- lllldtum, large, ufN!-large. Ivy · ye1tir1rday in Clnclnnatl. day. Ut 1ncl1. . IOl'IDCI' · Pomeroy re1ldent. fell 1t • .... toclorl , Jack Ttlomu of BrowueH AYen - -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;a;;;;.;;;..;;: ,bn 2'71 Lee Blvd., Cle� \ll waa lallen to Holzer Hoapltal r llnd ROllihto, br11tin1 her left ye1t.erday lor an emera:ency optrathoulder and ank.14. She UI conval­ ·, · Uon. ..,inl n)cel y• Mra. Paul Smart w11 ln Grand• Mn. <itol'le Hebel, who ...ili11 ville lad '111.uraday to attend the 'wllll hu dolllltter, Jin, Stea,... , Camp Trainln1 conference al the • la a aeml-invalld. Baptlat headquart�ra at Dennison Aro·und And About M' dd-leport 100 W. hcond· lt, - WYandotte 2°21 1 1 , Pomeroy • f --=-:----- ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO, II Mal· n•� ., About . I $25 TO $1 000 BED ROOM LIVING ROOM KITCHEN New Offlcen, Named For WeJL, Cemetery May Session Middleport When 1>111• take the Uon'• Share of your paycheck . . . It'• time to see u, for I 'I Rose Gorden Club Holds Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. Pace St. MAY 14 MARRIAGE AN NOUNCED Bradford Q, urc h C loss Meets. . .. ·' ._.,.,a, I'• r.. ,_..,,_ o, nae •...,..,..••,.. .t.... Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo, ;2'utllday, May 24, 1960 1 Mothers Managers Asked o Meet In --- __ r,o _ 't"l __k � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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