http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2084a6fc476a2aee3efcac426ef9a590.pdf 55f3d83ffb3a29dc02f983b7faca38ca PDF Text Text .- - Ohio Sh t� Arch . A 11111 , Sot l 5U.1 & Hlrh 8ll. Colnm b.11. Ohl• .. ' I,,. . Survey Proves Fish Plenti.f ul In Meigs' Forked Run Lake • a-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 26, 1 960 legion Auxiliary Elects New Officers �� ,Meeting At legion Holl Tuesday Night l,;)ectlon of officers was lleld when the Ladies Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post No. 311 American Legion met Tuesday evellll!i for a buSJnesa sesoion before attending the meeting of Unu 128 of Feeney-Bennett Post, Middleport. Miss Erma Smith presi�,d at the meeting and elected were Mrs. Gaynelle Wtse, pre,udent; Mrs. Gerald Wilderm uth, firsl Vlte president; Mrs. David Cum- 1 Mainly About People In Pomeroy Ir LUCILLI KAWKINI Mr and Mrs Harry P. Smith, Mrs. C. F. Tonipkins. Mre. Dale Smith a,1d Mn;. Denzil Goea;lcin illlendcd the mspection of Mariella Chapter No �9 Tue ,day evening. , second lnls vice pretid ent; Mra. Mr aod Mes Joe Milner of Ben Neutllin&, secreatry; Mn, Al- pubHeity, the J," ederaled Church head­ for b1taement it, of use tor were recent guests of Columbus , Jen C. Hill, treuurer; Mra. William Suter, chaplain; Mn. Harry Houd­ quarters, Alfred El berfeld for a Mn. Carrie Nye and other friends Debra Harbrecht, daughter of ahelt,, hillori an; Mra. Orville wind o.w lo decorate, .ind .ill mem­ Girl Scouls Troop 167 of Ccn­ Hle. the Ill helped who ben . .and Mrs. Norman Harbre cht Mr Well. 1,t. at arma; Mn. Geor1e School met Tuesday afternoon tra) her confined to Wehe home, is ij.tckett Sr., Mn. Albert Youna and ' urc h . at the Fin;t Bapttst Ch sle,. , me· the with Terrace • Georce Mowrey, executive wa11 co1money other and Dues Mrs. A. E. Marle"'' and dau"h• CGIIUllitlet. an d lccted, attend ance ta ken, and Lindll ten Barbara returnA contribution waa made tn the guests introd uced including Carol . t . home. Wes their W. on lo ed , Va �ncer · Fund. The summer 11onfer­ Wednuday after a visit w ith her ' .,)tout. who will enler t he troop. Glce wu announced for _ June D at d11ughter, �liss Connie Marley. I Following a hike to the Naylor'!i \'ellaton witb reg.i.llra tlon to be­ Mn. Aver)' St. Clair entertain• • at 12:30 p. m. Mias Smith will Ft.i M r . and Mrs. ymond Hill Hun Playgrouno, the girls, in rve u credential chairman at ed the Wilk - In Gar den Club for (Lucille OwcnsJ o f H a milton will hu1 sci;hoc for1nat1on greete d thl'Jr e eonference. Elected aa dele­ the May meetine with eight mem­ rtrrive Saturd J y for II weekend 11 ucs1s wi�h the "Hello'' so:ig. fo l• , ' Jte1 lO the 1ummer conferen ce bers present. Election or otncers visit wilh Mr. il n d Mrs. Aaron fowed by self i ntrodurtior. aud th e , d the department convention was held and several communica­ Zahl lind attend t)ic Pomeroy Girl Scout Promise. The girls wc rt· were Mju Srnith, Mra,; Curqinp tions read . d ividcd mto four patrols l,, ·;a'.hti, 1 High School Alumni. (t was deci ded to carry on the ajid Mn. Wildermuth. Alt.ernalea Mrs Jo:11:tilbeth ·Humphrey of th1·ec types n f [ire W L (•d. tender . aelected ._.were· Mra. Mowery. Mrl. project of l>cautlfying the Bed Lake Worth. Jo'La., is spe n din g a kmdlim: .ind fuel. ;1ftcr ....-111� h ford school 1round s, e.ich mem­ fe w d.iys ■ nd Mr,. Hackett. wilh Mrs. Willi a m they clug and m.tdc trenc11 . i r;c, ; Piaqa....v,ere · oompleted tor the ln­ ber donatJn1 shrubs or bulbs Bakcr . to prep are tltc food While wa1uhg ltlllation of officer, to be held wllich the ol der 1chool thil dren for Lht! fire to die down the girls Mr a"Jd .frs. Phillip Meinhart I s al in a d1 c le and sang songs, old 'tueadar, June 28, wkh Mn. F.d­ planted. Tbe club offers their Ward Marahall, eighth · dt1tritt · thanka to each pupll who helped wert in Chau ncey Tuesd ay even• ' a nd new. G ames were aho phtyed. �aid,nt, ,s inat1llln,e officer. It in planUn1 the shrub,- contributed ing to attend the graduation of Roas ted hot dog11 and hambura· their niece, �heila Sue Smith at decided to extend·· an invita­ Several floral arrangements the Chaunce y-Dover High School. ers, polalo chips, and koo\ aid tion to Middlepor� Rutland, Rawtre ju dge d with blue ribbons Mr. and Mrs. Leonard lluss will were served with the four patrols ne and Gallipolis Ualta: to .attend d an Saunders Je11ie to going arrive F rida y to spend the wee lt and guests in separate groups, fole installatlon. The Paat PreaJ. tnts were named II the relre1h­ Mabel Lee, red ribbon to Anna end with her father, Ray1nond lowed by a marshmallo w 1 oast. A r reMart and white to Mabel Lee. grass covered, were fires the er Eiselstein, who will accompany i6.ent comffllltee and the gold ,tar During the ■oelal hour a contest them home. placed and ground cleane d up, a rp.other, the reception com mittee. Mina by won was Hart Anna by pe riod or recreation was enjoyed ! Mrs. Neutdin1 reported that the Hart. on the playground cg uipmcnt . PoPPY sale held Fri day and Sat­ The hostesa service Ice cream Birth Announced tp'day was a 1ucce11 and the unit A discussion was held on tl1e In­ Mr. and :�us. Jo8eph D. McKay an d cake to conclude the meeting. Up.,.ne4 appreciation to Mayor re ceremony to be held May vestitu an­ are Mansfield, of (Ann Rupe) Oharltl I.egar for the pr�lamatjon nouncing the birth or a seven 3 1 at 7 : 30 p. m. .it the Baptist '11• Jitlly Sealhlel, .-.then, 111..,en­ Fellowship Meeting pound daughter. May 20. She ha.11 church with invitat ions sent to par­ ler a�d radio •talion WMPO for named Cinda Jo. The McKay& ents, friends, one Won One Clasa, been Planned At Reedavllle one other <.'hild, Sara Ann. an d other church members. have The Fellowship meellng or the churches of the Reedsville Charge Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe of Brad­ The Friendship Circle, prayer wilt be held at the Reedsville bury and Mr. and Mn. McKay of by the leader, and tapi; concluded Methodi1t Church, Satur day eve­ Byersville are grr ndparents of !he meeting. the children. nin&. Mey 28 1t 8 o'clock. The program Is being planne d Attending were sixteen Scout,, Great grand parent, are Mrs. · ";by Treu.i Swain .in d Vivi.in Hum­ two helpers, and Utt Margaret Reynolds of MJdd leport , three Jea ders, , Mrs. 1:,,ee Tyo end phrey and will 1nc'lude Memorial guests ing follow and Mn. Alma Rupe of Rutland. eervlces. Jeffrey, Lenny and Jimmy , Mre. Refreshments will be served Willia m Slivers, Janel and Jim�y! . , with • H. A. Hensley and Ben Baptuunal Service, Mr. and Mra. Tom Fields and V1ck1 Bagtismal services were held K athy, Tommy and Paul, Victor Buckley in charge. Everyone Is welcome to the11e last Sunday afternoon at 3 :00 p, m. Young Jr. and Victor, Diana end meetings where Bible Study, good by the Cht1rch of the Nazarene at Janice, Jimmy Wiles and Carol di1cusaions 1111 d good fellowship the levy ill ;Vl idi.lleport with Rev. Stout. Clyde J. Bartlett orriclating. l1 held. Members baptized were Mr. an d Mn. Raymond Lee Walburn, Wood Bridge Club Meet• row Call, Mrs. Delmar Logan, Mrs. At Reynolda Horne Betty Taylor an d d aughter, Lin d a, Mrs. L. E. Reynolds enterf.a.ined · Carolyn Bachtel or Cheshire and members of ·her brid ge -club Tuoo­ James Taylor. day evening at iher home iin Mid­ d!Wort: • • I q,uest :pl,ayerl!i' for bhc -evon1n,g '\Wire, MMI. The<Miore Reed , Sr. and Mrs. Margueiilte Mier. Pria:eis !or POMEROY, OH(O Ole evenffig w� won ,by Mrs. Ar­ TONIGHT •nd FRIDAY lih ur Sk,inner, Mrs. ,Mier ancl Mn. '"FIVE GATES TO HEIL" Robert Coat5. Ot•heni pre21ent were, l\alrtcia Owena - Ken Scott Mrs. Dile Dutt-on, Mm. Rodney SATURDAY Downing, Mrs. Geiiald Preston, "SON OF ROBIN HOOD" Mrs. David MUlcr -.md Mrs. Forrest Ba..:lhtel. OavJd Uel d1mn, George Colouris - 9(170 Arra ngemenLs of �a were us­ '"TIIDlTEEN FIGHTING MEN" ed by t.t1e hol!iless for decorations Grant Wi l-liama .and Picks'up dirt and lint I and refreshments were served dur­ Carole Mathews i11,g tlhe evening. faat •r a n d •a•l »n. Cen tral Girl Scouts Hold Meeting Tuesday Wolk-In Garden Club To Continue School Project llill i ia.s • MEIGS THEATRE because It'• a •r Go,o D BUYS HQOVIR I FO R TH E HOLi DAY! RUTLAND FURN ITURE . UTLAND, OHIO J Girls' Tennis Oxfords . . . . $1 .99 to $4.49 Boys' Tennis Shoes . ., . . . $1 ,99 - $5.99 T h o n g s . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59c and $1 .00 Children's Tennis Oxfords $1 .00 to $4.25 Men's Tennis Oxfords . . . . . . . . . . $3.99 Women:, Sandals, White & Block . $2.29 TH·E SHOE BOX OB · liEAlll Bolldayl No Time To Get The· Clothes Cleaned MIDDLEPORT, IIHIO MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS "IAll BAND" SUMMERlm; Narrow & Medium Widths Many Styles To Choose From I '' ,, ;i,. , l ,j�,DON'T WORRY� BRING 'Y0U. OEANING A:· TO US - WE OFFER SAME DAY IMIY OE.NINO SERVICE PLUS A 2 QUICK SERVICE ON REQUEST i• L ■obi·nson's Pi K • i , c. ' ; DRY QUIERS IAUNDMll.t�:.:,_ !· . ! �· !\••r, "!.,11 Cll.. 11,.llll..,•1 PHONB Cle1Rn Vf;' IIUI IN - IIOY ■ • $3 •99 r• p • Women's Sandals · . . · · · · · · · · · $ 1 .99 F '• • c•lldr111's Sandals · · · · · · · · · · · · $ 1 .99 pr. e Mtn's Canvas Oxfords · · · · · · · · $2.99 pr. • Men's Camp Moccasins · · · · · · $2.99 pr. • Men's C"pe Solt Moc. . . . . · · . . $4.99 pr. • Chlldrtn's Te11nls Oxfords · · · · $ 1 .99 pr. • Chddn11's "Zoro" Sand als .- · · · · · 49c pr. ' • Women's "Zoro" S.nilals , · · · · · 59c pr. e lop' . . . . . . · . . · · · $1 :99 pr. T•llls Shon . . l!IO; • Raush's. Shoe Store •!leMta _,. • l !ifl!M�!illla m, ,mo Around And - About Middleport 1y PR !PBI Hfft.lbl P<W.Y Earl B. Sanborn, Pekin, Illinois will arrive in Athena, Thunday evening to be met by hh ne,wu . vv rn of OU · u_ P hew, Danny San � Sanborn, is a former resi dent and gra duate from MHS, clai>! 1900 and iii coming .it this time especially lo attend the Alumni ban­ quct and dance. While here he will be the guest of Mr. and Mra. J :imes E. Sanborn an d son DJvid, L' 1 cshire, Mr. an d Mrs. Bethel C lcman, in d Mr . .ind Mrs. H. D. I\ Ison, Pomeroy. Mr. Sanborn is U � brother of the late Oacar S. nborn and is an uncle of CJ areuce Sanborn, aJso d ecease d. Mrs. Claude Durgee and chil• dren, Ann and Jeffrey of Pitll­ burgh viai&ed over the weekend with her rather, Lewi, Sauer Sr., and other relatives. Mrs. Durgee an d family have recently retllrncd from a two years st.iy in Jap.in where Mr. Durgee has been em­ pl c,yc d. At the close of the school term they will go to W11hington State with Mr. Dur,eee. Mr. ind Mrs. Richard Vaughan and children, Don, Bill 111nd Beth who have been I ivlng l n thc;i Gr.ite house on Pearl Str11ret mov• cd yesterd.iy into the houae on Short Fourth StrP-et recently va­ l'ilted by Mrs. Smith and daughter Thomp5on . and Mrs. Kathryn family. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McNeal were In Do ver last weekend to visit with her nle�e and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hawk. Mt. and Mra. Clifford Owen are planninJ to move to Bluefield next wee k where he is employed. She has been H11ociated In the Pratt Beauty Salon. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Darby and Mrs. noule WJsemiller or Colum­ bus are house aul!lats of Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Milhoan an d are 1tlso visiting with Mias Maude Tewll:sbary an d Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber and other rela­ tives. Final Plans Are·Completed For Alumni Event Final detailli are being complet• ed by the Executive and working committee of the Middleport Alum­ ni Association for the arnual re­ union this Salurday evening. Aa of Wednesday a total of 253 reservatlons had been made and it is expected that attendance will be near that of last year when 300 MHS alum11l met for the annual ba11quel. Usi11g the theme, "Down By th!!' 0- hi-o," Bob Hoeflich, program chairman, has .1rranged a program of music which promises to live up to his usual perfect productions. Bill Chil ds will be the an­ nouncer for lhe program which will open with a d,9ncing choru5 e!l8ed in orange and black, com'. sP.d of Neda Brad ford , Sandra hlinger, Lynn Daniela and Kar�n .Bachner, dancing to "Down By the Ohio." A piano, violin duet by two grad­ uates, Mre. 0. P. Klein and Paul lfaptons. tall, "BeautlfuJ Ohio" wiU be foUowed by the .song and dance routine "Oearie" by Mai da Roush and Diane Stumbo and "The Old Ohio" by Danny Thompson. Bill Chil ds and �ob Hoeflic h wlll present the vocal duet "Row ' Tom-, Row, Row " an d a quartet of my Da'rst, Forrest Bachtel Jr., Lewis _ Sauer, Jr., nanny Thompson will ai.n�. "ln the Evening By the Moonlig ht." The d ancing chorus will return with "Padd lln' Madelin Home" with Lewis Sauer, Jr. on the weal lo close the program. - Mr,. Margaret Newm an will be pJaniet tor the progra m . f. _ �r. and Mr1. Noah Haskins visited Sunday in Marietta with their son, Charles, �ho Is em• ployed_ wJt� t.he Social · Security �dmln1str1t1 on there. Buckeye Girl's State an d Mrs. Edward Mushall or Lancaster, who is the Eiebth District President. The three distingui she d guests spoke to the group of their worlr: with the A�xiliary. Mrs. M�re �t�essed the importance ? f maint11nmg their. mem bership and also spoke o! her recent visit at the Poppy Sbop as d i d Mrs. MarJhall whc urged the mem hers to Urge all io wear .a poppy in honor c,f those who have died for our country. , Mrs, !. Eshe)nian brought out the fact in her talk that there will be over 900 girls atten d tbe annual Girl ' II State thh )'ear. · Also present for the evening were the following 'who are past pre11identa of the Eighth District. Mr1,. Wllli1m Baxter, Pomeroy ; Mn. William Stewart, Athens; Mn. William ·Brown, GalUpoJia an d Mrs. Cor-111 Ben11ett, Middle�rt who w-as _ pr�,el)te� With • hfe men:ibehh1 p m th� Unit for out11tand1n1: work. �- lbrshall mad e the pre1entaho11 . , Other guesta incl�ded · Mrs. Ben Neutzling, past District Chaplain; Don Roach, 8th District Comman det; hanlr:. C�eeliebrew, District ChiPlain and Padl Hapton.stall, co"'mandet of the ·Post. The men ettc� apoke briefly and Graduation Esercun The Comfflehcement exercises for the eiChth grade of Middleport will be heid a�· 8 o'clock this even­ ing in the hi1h. school euditorium. Rev. Harold hoete.r "Of the Shade I VaUey PHtoral Unity will be the 1 speaker. , I 1 : I 1 --· emph Hized the thought CJf What Would the Legion Accomplish if it Were Not for the Help of the Auxiliary, Gold Star pins were presented to M ra. Kathryn Poindexter and Mrs. Charles Bennett in .i special ceremony. On behall o! the unit, Mrs. Te d Chapman presented each of the d h;trlct officer• with a gifl and Mrs. ,.St"iff alf. o presented I gill to Mia. <:hapman in appreciation of her work in · the loc:-al unit and to ?4rs Paul Hapton1t1JI who WBB the or1anist for the e'vening . ReY. lloward RuJ)pelt, p19tor of the local Presbyterian Church sa.ne t�C!I "St•r Spana:Ied Binner" to open .L.tlle meetin1 an d "Faith of our nther1•� •• the c.losing. Pre�ding , the .roeeUng a dinner was J;i.eld •f tbe l(artiia Restaur­ ant llt ' · )' hich Uit)e Mn. Steiff prwinted tfae d.latz:ld officers and local I ol!lcers attending the din· ner •Ith a cora4Ce. Attending the dln,:aer were 1fn.: Moore, Mrs. M�ill" ilt1. �belman, Mrs. Chaifea '&innett Mrs Carl Sea.cl­ es, Mra. Robert 'ttysell, Mrs. Hap­ tons.till Mrs. Ool dya Mourning, Mn. Norman . Wayland, Mrs. Polr:i:d'u ter and Mr. Haptonstall, Mr. ·.Roach, Mr. Cheesebrew and Rev. , ll�ppelt. At the close of the meetlng cookles and pu1:ch were served by Mrs Julia Hyaell, Mrl. Doro­ thy C'latworthy, Mrs. Mae Roach, Mrs. He�en Kenned)" and Mra. Chapman to the member11 and gueat1 f�m Pomeroy, Gallipolis, Racine, Athens and •�ecl�I guests By United �ret• International New York lffd1 th• nation In tti. number of rtsiMt Afflfflc111 war Yfflt'an, with 2,155.000 and California 1, tKOnd - 2,016,000, . • . • e • ent1ne a1 Dea,o(ed 2'e WEATHER Ohio: Cona.i. Alt ca..,__, and Mli,.wl1at .,.._.,. fOllay with ...-..1 ..,_ llblJ _.,.., north tnd ... .,.,1t1a P•rtlr cloudy tonltht all!! S.tunla,. lfflh t�y 6'-)1. L- ...,ltJht II\ - l'u. l•ter-,*>:'f,H l'Jae Jfetga-Mu• Ar- ►----------- --------------------- P�lice Report (Speaker Urges Pomeroy Seniors To Fight Fear � Two Wrecks In 84th Commencement Address Thursday Night ,, arI TOd� Glenn Massman, truman rela- away. M.s,man, in h11 cloelne r�tions consultant of Dayt�n, 0., E y was th� &peaker for tJie 84th marks. tolct the &r1duatea to have , Two wrecks early t ay were .i n nual commenc�ment rietvice of reith in' themaelvea and faith Jn .;i 1n-,ated by counly; anci". Pom, tQmeroy H111b School _b eld TJ,ur,- divine power. He 111114 tb�t , ,_ illll �� ..... �!ol- '-11111!' ' lllet'e ' ...i tuHed djjl , .tiead, b¥i" chool auditorlu111 which WII 1111- If theoe day, are met with laitlt, S al s.,,e� Clilflei puly ' Sheriff• oHice in\lHtla:ated l?J ed lo capacity with relativf!B ,-nd enthusiasm, ambilion and resourcefulnesa we will face a future •ccldent at 7:3(). a. m. at Rutland !-riendrs of the graduate,. between cara df'iven by RCl.berl Massman, introduced by .A).bert that will be i;atlsfactory. The proaram opened with "God Hlller, Jl1ddlePort, .ind Leroy Martin, president of• .the . .Sei:i lor of Our Fathera" by the band dirb " J � Denny, Rutland; Miller had at- Cliss, had .is his s b ect l � tempted to Pia■- Denny aa the lat- Your Future-What About H7" ecte d by Jennifer Lohse followRev. ter wa1 makina: a left tui'n with which was presented wJ}h a ed by the invocation by the and humor of 5ense great vehicles. both ,nlnor damage .\0 good Tbe accident occurred on Route advice to the �ntors. He tol d the · 12t near . �e Ell Dt!nnt,on home clas1 that tear is the gre.it threat in Rutlatld. to men and advised them to learn Pomemy police reporte d I'll IC· to conquer fear and not to be cldent a·t 8:U5 in front of the afraid to accept challenges bePomeroy post office tnvoMn� ve- Cause of the fear that they might hlclea oi. Mu)' Schaefer, Route l , have to begln anew on a project I Minersville, and Floyd Stobart, The speaker gave aa his pres. Herbert (Pele) Shields, Ea_,t . Jr., Star Route, Pomeroy. cripllon for rtghling fear F° ; E-Enthusiasm; A-Am bJ- Letart, wa11 awa�d� a 20-year pm Faith M:ra. Stbair:er, a mall carrier Tue11day by oUJC1als or the De· for MJne1·sville, Syracuse and Ra• tion·• R-Resourcefulness. �rtment o( Agriculture for ser• �e . said, "We have lost some- I vice in the ASC department. elne pOBt offices, was puUlng . from the Pomeroy post office ' thmg that our ancestors bad . The Mr. Shields baa been connectdriveway ,and the two cars col- phllosophy used to be that the ed with the department lor 26 lided II ahe turoed west on Sec- world does not owe ua I living. year.a, but six years did not count ;tnd St. Damage to each vehicle It has one for us but darea UI on his service record as he was to· go &:et lt." 1r1.1 estimated over $1011. working :!I a community commltNo anesta were made In either ''To day, the ,philosophy has teeman. changed, Massman ,aid as he 1ccldeat. � He served as a performance auwarned the graduate of d angers pervisor for two years. 11 ehaJrIn acceptiAg somethJng for noth- man or the county commJttee for Ing and especially the outcome 10 yean -a nd for the past eight which may take place if the years has been map1ger of the t•something for nothlng" ill. taken ASC office in Pomeroy. .....,...., ,..l<G,..:... · • ' · "t�e'"" .•., Shields Awarded 2.0-Year Pin For ASC Serv1c• e. I Mrs. ·Koehlt;r Is Taken After .. ne Iliness Feels great to know the. job's done right. Doubly /1atisfying when it's 80 easyt Just fill �e Scotts Spreader with cleim, granular, ready-to-ai;ply COPE, ' ' that Grvb& . set the dial-and walk it on! ' ' chew at grass roots an_d attract moles Man . ,.'.} with and s:kanks tothelan are takencare · ·�\l1ti a i· · ;: Pl;in 'of by just one corE applicatio,n . ' ·1 ' ,dJ,i "JI.,. anll - fall,, .,. _,., IO u far ailllco M I � - ·1· ,,..,,, """'°'""' _IN, I � ,._ IA-,,\ .., _.,../laJ/,,,a s..n. ,,,..,.,,., � In Wo'II h tlad kl pNMrlto tM ,.,_ JlrosN,a /oi )'Our lu,n,_ ,· i. We Carry Tile Complete IJae - of SM�ts �WII Care l'Ndaeu Scotts. · La-wn Gross , Seed ••·IT l• �"III ' soe MO Ht 8'1· ._ , , . . • • ft. ;..: ···"' ft. - ,S ,s.es p�y· 500 SCOTTS lt'W:N .CA,rti· fRODU¢1'5 co,1 . . . . . . . . . . . . · t:IOO a.v., qu"� Now You Know --------------------------------+- Seventeen mtml>en o.l tbe la­ sq, ft. -:- ,1 .,,. ' FAIIILY ' \ . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 100 .... ; ft, dlea Auxiliary of' DNw W�bel,er CLOVEX • • • • • • • • • • . 4- ! ' ' Poat · American . Leci<la 11tended •, ED S · . . . . " " . . . , . . . .. .-, -,1.zs ,SB P()f � 1!1· the meethla ol Unit 128 of lhe CLASSIC . . . . • , , . . , Feeney-Bennett PK� Middleport, ft. - $1.4.1 aq, ft. - tl,91 1, ._ . ;· . . . . . . , FAMILY , , . . . , . . . . Tut,dll' even1n1, Tbey Wffll lllu Emu, Smlill, IIJ'?!ll:;.\�DER ; -- . , . .- ... 11· ft. - Ille FAMILY , . . : . . . . . d!IO . Ill, ' ft. - . ... Mn. Ben Neutlltnc, Mn, A. V. Howell, Mra. Gtor&e Hac:kelt � ., $1,IS ""BIGBUNO!l. . . . ,-, : HI ft, - '1-98 PIC.."TVRE , , , , , , , • 1150 aq, Mra. Pearl !l,aell, lira. Jed W�l>-. ater Sr., Mn. Georp Mowrey, Mr,. Rlcbanl Yount, �n. Alie "t"'! � ; . .. C. Hlll, ll(ra, Lawn,nce Smit!\, ' BONUS (Weed & F"1!) , ttlOt ,,_, �• '3,41 , ��,'� �) ZtlOt ilq• . ft. $1.95 Mn. Arthur Win,, , Chee,ebl1w, Mr1, David CUmJnp 1 BONUS . , , . . . . , . . IIMO'II, ,ft;' ,:_ tt.BS �NIJEL (Clover Coqlrol) ,lllqo · a<i, fl, 2.9S Mn, WUliam Baxtor,, Mn. Ji �. . Thornton, ll<�<' ...,,1 ICJtapp ud : '-, tl.K KAN�EL . , . '. . . , , , , Hltle.111, fi, - t4,81 BONUS , , , , .'. , , , , ltoO aq, lln. T, A, Henneu,, " '· . BUI� , . ,1,41 •i• .1 i IIIVIVAI. ' CONTINIIII COPE . , . . . . . , , . , . .... ... ft. -. ta.ti • . · TUU Btlll.DER , :. , Hlli 11, fl. '.;..; t4,75 The "l!oiy l;boit, Old,J...... ed". rev1 ..1 Ito coatlaullll' � ft •• O:D (W�' Klller) ' ' ,.,.. ... ft. "':': fl.ti · , evenlnc illtvu1b Mil' • lt 11M . ' _, N...,... Cburcll, Ulll<III CLOUT (,..__,._ •• u • . . .. L • . . • . •• 1 ' .. ft ,? • ..,..D and llul..., , A.... wllh !Ml _ _ t , , 1 --;i r1 , , • • 91111••• youtblul e bl'l� ti, ......._ ' J t Mn: ""alt' • ----------------------------------------...---,---=:=-:-::-::--:�-::-:--�-------------------------------�-------.., � +.i-""' o; Friday, 1,!ay 27, 1960 i>omeroy•Mlddlepor!,' S.:NGLE r;()!'lf - k � Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Bullett and daughter Marl.ha Lee 1penl Friday and Saturday In Kirll:ei-1vllle with their chlldren, Mr. and Mra. Arthur Ford and Mr. and Bartlett. Mra. Clyde Eusene Martha Lee remained for I toni­ er visit. Mr. and Mra. Joe Youna: Jr., .ind children of Woodafleld are -ex�cted to arrive tomorro'lt even­ Ina to epend the weekend with �r. and Mr�. Joe YounJ Sr. and other relatives. They are comlna: to attend the Alumni banquet .:ia.turday evenlfl:8, Attend Meetln( Mrs. Lillian Stieff, president, presided over the meeting of the Ladies Au.dwu-y lo Feener-Bennett Post, American Le­ gion Tuesday evening when d1Strict officers were guesls at the meeting. Attending the meeting were, Mrs. Lee Moore, District Trea­ surer, Miss Ann Eshelman, Treasurer aJ\d Secretary of lhe . VOL XII NO. 36 Mrs. Thelma Pratt and her mo­ ther Mn. E. Blssfll were called to Steubenville last weekend because of the illnes, of Mn. Pratt'• bro­ ther, Irvlnl who hat been ri�nJ· ly dlacharaed from the ito,i/11 ■ 1 where he haa been a pallent fol• lowing a serious heart 11ttack. Mrs. Pratt returned home Sun d11y but Mrs. Bisset remained with her son. , . Mr. arid Mrs. P. M. Sine• of Buch.inan, W. Va., spent l11t week wlJ.h thelr daughter and I famUy Rev. an d Mr11. Clyde Bart• lett. Mrs. James Kitchen of ChUU­ cothe came thls evenina to spend the Memorlal Day wet!lr.end with her mother, Mrs. Robert Rel be I an d other rclativea. Her dau1hter, Debbie has epent the past week her� with rel�tives. Mr. and Mrs . GeraJd Rupe 1pent the past weekend in Mansfield with their daughter and family Mr. an d Mrs. Joseph McKay and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. William Warner and sons Jim and Jay left yea­ terd ay for • month's vacatJon al Naples, Florida. Dile M:ournln&, am•ll aon oJ Mr. ,nd Mll. Jame& Mourninll ill recoVerina •l their home from • rt!cent altaclr: of topsJUtl■. Mr. and Mra. Bernard Fulll, Mr. and Mn. G. E. Pre1ton, Em• 1 mett Shuler, Gene Grate, local, and llr and Mr,. Ted Reed Jr.; were In Columbu1 latt weekend to attend the Rotary Con•entibn held ■t the Nationwide inn, District Officers Are Guests Of Legion Auxilio.ry at Middleport Meeting Tuesdoy ft. 'n. - tuu aq. z� ..; tti - ,z.,s �TS jer...,.. � - .. ,s �:•s : . :NN ,.._n. - r· ' ., _ . �--■c5' ai.t-, ,.. . N . · r ELt.l« u-a,$, IN5 ec»tiiROY· �: • £ · ·· s l'Uner,111 services will be beld •t 2 p. JD. from llto lo Tupper, tlirlttlton Cburcb PJ1in1 for Mrs. Lenon Koehler, a; wllo 01ea 'lburaday evening after a 1hor Wnen• et the home o.l her IIOtl, Pearle 11"""111er, Rt. 7. She died In the home where abe wu born and llved bor entire life on the Route 7 Cheller,Tup­ pera Plain, rood. She w11 the lut 1urvlvin1 child of ille late Jaokion and Mary (Branch) Koeh­ ler. Sunlvon include another ,011. Clarence, Tuppen Plaln1, and three irandchlldren. She waa the widow o.l' ille late William Koeh­ l� who died in IM8. Interment will be In the Tup­ petl PJaJlll ceml!ltery ■nd friend& ' w)II be reeelved 1t the �u1h :nmuaJ Hom, until tub.I o! the Sunday ..,,1... MIKII OIINIML· HOSPITAL ,Adailttecl: Garfield Aaama, Rt J, l'oilleroJ; s.tbrya Br,ont, Le­ tart, W. Va.; Anna David,on, Cllt,bire Rt, 2. · Dilml""8: D,anjtl Wolle, Ra, c=lae:, - Jama Smith, Middleport; Jin. Cbules S�wart and aon, lluU11K11;lln. Wilma Sloba.t:t, Pom eroy;, Jin. Bemlee " Ebln(�aeh, J'ol!lll'OJ: Jlenr,, Ward, 'ifiatUe Mn:. Anna D■v�d1on, Che­ "1; , -----=::-1- =al�.,� ialrJ, . TAKIN NOIITH ' I.,tllo Rupe, aentenced _to an b.::letipiml�te aeateDcf of one to • ,... �1 JudJ;J 'f61la 9, f;lacon, - tab!i 1o !be llin'n!U., . · ae- ��i;:.:r'l=,,1 ·:· �. ' • 1 Eugene J. Brown ana a D'llJnDer ''Song of �!J.e Iaiands" by the band d.lreded by Ray Wood4eard 'band director. , tollowln1 llu, -;•tl,e -l>it!i -�•w;- t11,1t y�;-·11.-Ji'ed Auld La� �Y•• · after: which James A. blehl Jr., 1 ' principal, preaented the1 ci.iN. He complimented the claU on . lta' ability aa scholars and allO Is • athletes. Supt. Charle;- S. Gibbs pri!sent­ ed diplomas to the 52 boya· who wore purple caps and eown1 and 38 girls in white calfs. 'an'd , gowns Each member also wdni I red rose. "America" by the band and the benediction by the Rev. Browo concluded th� aervice. Meigs county's only Civil War battlle field will be Ube scene of Memorial Day services Monday afternoon under the com­ bined auspices of the Racine American Legion Post and the J'oQJeroy DAV Ch;lpter. Principal speaker for lbe event will be Don...R.o�� Middleport, �hth District Commander .9f the 1 ¾ffil!rican Legion," with Staie Senator J. "Shemiin "Porter aiid I l!epresentative George Meinhart also scheduled to speak. �by-ti•., I Poor Response May Brmg EOd _To Bible School • A poor rt11ponse and turnout at • · meeting Wednesday · evening held at the Federated Church baa delaye d the opening of th� annual Dally Vacation Bible School ln Pomeroy. Attending were Mn. C harle. Spencer, the Miuea Cbarleuna Hen, Sharon Young, Sally Foster, Jennifer Crew, Brenda Bailey, Rev. Waldo Bartels, Rev. and D. Mra. Eugene Brown, Ref. Wm Ro­ J, The co� berta, chairman. which It l1 hoped will be JU: is "Teatb UI to Pray". w GalUpolli Hlib S.chool today Preti, ba■ed on the Lord's ,...,.. , l , lild plct,d of! Middleporl's illtll' At 'leaet 13 adult leader■ 1'-IIN oeeded, 1111 well as D more 1-f,­ bal l■rd•nosed football prOOuct, tor poui,id, tn history. Mulberry-av, stepped forward to receive his diploma last night er1. In II much a■ the re■PIPle1 JNIMd. R. Stobart, 27, was hlrCbarlea was pCJOr to requeati for teaali· he proved that q1,1allty tells in the stretch run. ell: Thu.r�y ,, bead football the pf wu committee the era, Blll, an outstanding Pomeroy C90h at Galllpolls tJlgh Scbool athl4!1te from · hll Fre1bman day• cognition in an honorary certiU•� a:eneral oplnlon · th�l lntereit it at reaileinl Bob Sang who resigned was chopped down early Jn tbe cate and. trophy, alon1 with an­ • low ebb. It' the Interest eon• in April· Jalr:.ie llnuea on thJa low level, the lffl football eeuon by a serlowi other Wellaton pl_ayer, ,Stobut. a quarterback at Ohio d Potts, 1imllllary elinJ.inale by VBS wJll be cancelled altogether. hip injury. It lr:ept bim o a crutUnJvenity for thre� seasons, next for scheduled ii meetlna A injury. chea six mo.nths, out of school compiled • '1-� record m hi& first Gibbt wa■ one of the Pomeroy Wednesday evening, June 1 , and yeu elaasea over two month.a, eUmlnof coaching at �erne Union the leaden. enolllb •NI there If attd him fi'om 1thleUe1 unUI a baseball teaR!.'1 seven regular11 Hl.lh School in Fairfield County eon• and 8 June �n will school •Joriou, day early this May when who ,tarted together in Pony lllt ltllOn. . be ,topped up to bat 111 an Im• ball and played aa � snit through tinue lbrouali June 1'1. to urJed are penon1 Concerned · porttnt bueball 1ame in the out their hilh achool career. In The ex•"fellow J�cker., never P1other1' drive toward thelr first a picture puhll1hed 1e1t�rday. Bil\ contact their p1111tpr and to attend more Urian 13:i pounds )lopping SEOAL champlonabip and aecond wa■ mlaaing because it waa taken ' tb,e mettint oti. June '1, with mud ,and water .when in high before he was off crutchea an d diatrict cb.Amplonablp. 1cbool1 waa allned to a N,200 per year contract plus $400 more for ¢1bbl a cood 1tildent baa ambJ- unable to be i,re1ent. tlon1 of ' �udylng law, Never uriistlna in basketball Ind H He mllaed the picture but he head bueb.all coach , He also will once durb,1 hie -eonflbemei,t and bead the -G.tliPolia anmmer re­ Iona wlnter-tprlnJ handicap did hun1 ml,aed a high pltoce lo the achooI bit, in,_,, dim that briC bt ob- , heart., of bl■ lt'lend.,, creation pro,ram. 1dmibiatrator1 mates, teachers, feelive. Hlrin& of Stobart wUI signal 1 loolball and baseball fan,. Naturalb. be quieU, ate o ut hl1 g aerie, of near celebrations ila That lJ aecure, an4 each one of lle,rt beeau,e he wa1 a viewer them wiabe, him cohttn in French CJty this weekend. the SenuPI-The WASIDNGTON ued and lllltead ol 1 · pleyer In football complete recovuy. The -Downtown Boosten are ate opens a aearehlilg but ' Mer and baseball. He even loot over Inquiry today into the adminis- plu.nln1 a giant clambake to re• the ICOre•booll: dqUe, in blaebaU tr.ation'1 hltfldUnf of the U·2 IP>' introtl\1ce themselves to Stobart on their grJd• dO<ton Aid the crutuntil LIFI' THUIIIDAy plane ineldent and OIiier I events who hu appeared 1 role a MidWeport of the chu could c:ome off, Juel to be in lroo con• the leadln1 to summ ,it up . SherUf Robert Hutenbach and .ar,und "'the team.'' layer. collapse. terence -p . Deputy Howard Frank · 1aft y��r• Stobart llved with 111/1 p,,renta Secretary of Slate Chri,llan A. Still favorin& a foot becauae of day noon for Miami, .ll'la., to re­ the lone lnactivlly, Gibb• payed turn Ro�rt Jarrells to Melgs Herter waa called by the Senate Jn Racine unUl his Fresfimjn year Much ot tlle ttnal 1arne1 of tb4!1 County from the Dade Counly Jail. Foreign Relatlone Coinmlttee aa in high tchool when _ be ,pel'Suad· seaaon and IOOD would b•ve had ,He le uncler indlctme(lt here for the . firat witness at an "objective, ed hia father, the late R0811 Sto­ clooed barl (killed in an lndu,trlal acd­ ' hi.a "hlttlnl eye'" back. Al H un, breakln1 and -en1'rin,. They were lmpartlal" Inquiry behind • dent In llf'1) he bad to play foot· der1ndu1te he WH a leadlna: ,ccompanled by 111'1. �eubacll. Ooon. , Herter w11 expected • to elabo- baU, ■ nd that the family aho1.1ld 10111 ball ;,luger, and wu 1n rate on bla testimony Thllrld•y 'to mpve to Middleport. 1t did. . \manimo111'�oe lilr All-sEOAL By tllie · time ..Charley" W■1 • tbe Houae Fonign Allain COm• CONTIHUI MIXeD fint bl ., Jut , feat. He el10 Mli clJolce for All• .,. a NEW YORI!: UPI Sty�, con­ inlttee illat Ru"la ..., , be p,;e- · oelllor .Ila wu • �m�W,I �"1.er Wutenins • fine field ceneral, but stiO SEOAL footblll center, rec1lvin1 tlauad mind at the ·•penlDII to­ Plrtna "aom'e ne,r " (SN S-rt Hind • ...., Tw) L IA modorateli! 1cll1t � a< -- 01 bll • Ialllr1, tit.al ,. i. I, , , Stobart Hired lallPI w!���m��f!?!1! !?n? !hw��!l - Senate Opens Calm Inquiry Into U-2 Crash iJls !>ls •w• I ,j !W ,. '. Gallipo1•JS "-- Gn•d Co3Ch DY- Gibbs Proved Quality Tells County's Only Civil War Battlefield Is Setting Of Memorial Day Service The Portland Memorial Day ob. servance will follow morning ser. 1 1.863, occured what _ 1s known as vices at the Letart Cemetery at l0 1 he Battle of Buffington Island. o'clock uicl at the Green wood Cem- between the forces of Gen. John � etery at Racine at 1 1 o 'clock. The H. Morgan, Con.federate lea er, att;emptm was who river cr�ss to g Racine band and the Letart an d Racine Scouts will participate in near th_e middle or the island a !l all three services. The Porland ser- f'i ort distance south of_ the mo u• Uruon pursumg lhe and �uent, . vices will begin at one o'clock and follow a dinner to be served at 1orces un der Brig. Gens. Renry M. n, the PorUand school by P'1'A mem - � udah and Edward H. Hobso who and Confederates �he mtercepted hers · prevented the main force from . . Mr. Roach 1s a na_Uve of Middle- crossing at the ford . Union gun port_ aml served du�mg Wor�d War boat.s malerially assisted in the en­ ll with the U. S. Arr Force ID Eur- counter. ope. �e was married to_ a nati�e o[ •'The engagement was brief but the Irish �e State while stationed spirite d an d extended up and down there d uring the war. He has one the valley J JJr • consi d erable di• son. Roach � as serve d as co!11man d - lance. er of the Middleport American Le"A sm.ill group or Confederates gJ�n Post, has been Eighth Distri_ct reached the Southern bank of the I , Vice Co!11mander �nd a member of river and escaped. the_ Le1uon. Executive Co_mmittee of "About seven hundred, includins Ohio. He 1s service officer of the a number or officers were captured Middleport Post. but General Morgan and the The services Monday at the inaind er of his men were fort::ed to Portland Park will mark the first nee up the Ohio side of the river time Memorial services have been unt.il finally captured, , at Lisbon, held ther� since the park was first Ohio on July 26. 1�. dedicated in 1931 as a Memorial o( Governor George White and otb· The Battle of Bulfin&ton Island er digll itaries were present at the whieh · oteured o n July l 9, 1863 dedication of tbe park i n 1931. Lind few the pertl wH donlt.cl Legion oUiCials are anticipating to the Stat■ of Ohio by thrN ·a large atten dance at the services peopl•, Mn. Nom11 Callcint ,-. Monday. Commander Roach will p1H, Pom•roy; Jack Prlc• ■nd speak on the history of the area Lucy Glbbt, Portland. Mn. and 'Mr. Meinhart on the JotUney Peoplea w.aa • .,.ncldtulhttr of of George Washington to tbi1 , secho tion as a land surveyor. h -Jc -• s Ch I " .:.-1 of 0.:;_ ttt. a.ttl• of Buffl""on l•lind. One or the main attractions of ' e8 00 • • Po!tland Park ia a b�ial mound , bu1.ll by the ,l!ound �udders of the I Ohio Valley, accordmg to a tablet YU ' at the !)ark. The park also com• memorates the Batlle ol BuffingS( fOM I ton Island with a monument on · . . which the following Is inscribed: Ohm · sales o! Se neJ E and H .. . On and near th ,s spot July 19• 1 Savings Bonds for April reached $23¼ n\illion for a gain of million approximately one-half Miss Buck To Enroll • doll.irs over April, 1959. County Chairman Theodore T. ln Business Work Sr., reported that Ohio Reed. Miss Sue Ann Buck, daughter increased for the paat have sales R. Buck, Roy Mn. Mr. and of • •"d that natlonalJu month three Route 2, Racine, OhJo, and Miss � demption of Savings Bonds re the Mr. and of Reva Rea, daughter Mrs. Don E. Rea, Minersville, hit a new low for the past five Ohio, have just c0mpleted ar- month9. "Many people, stated the rangemenl1 to enter the Columbus Cbainnan. believe that the Series Buaineu University, Columbus, O. E Bonds purchased during World are no longer drawing in­ Mis.a Buck is a 1960 graduate War of Racine High School and will le.fest. Wlthout e:rception, all ­ en«1ll in lhe Executive Secretar• Serie& E 0onds have been e.xten d years 10 d for an additional e h 13 t is of June lal Course on corh­ rear. Miss Rea is 1 1960 gra duate and are drawing interest ex­ ly�for semi annual unded Po of Pomeroy High School and will ed purchas $100 Bond E ample A : rial Private Secreta the en«11l in worth , is now May, in UKl Course at the Univeraity in Sep$128. 12 and will continue to grow tember of this year. in value." Sales of E and H Bonds in MAN ARRESTED Meigs County totalled $24,005 as On an affidavit signed by C. compared to sales of $47,167 for F. Tompkins, mand:er of the April, 19:59. Pike, Perey and Adams 1ea d Pomeroy Kroger store, F'T'ed Jenlc.lns, Syracuse, wu .arrested yes- the State in percentage or quota terday ind chaned with shop atlained while Mahoning, Mont• liftln�. He waa released on bopd gomery, Summit and Franklin (or his appearaDce before Mayor lead the major industrial couaUu. Cblrles Lolar next Tuesday, re-1 .,:{••t � ,T:,,..• E ff B d Sal (n, 1"'0 Up La year f n I MrS. ArftO(t, 70 JS Dead AfterLengthy Illness , · · ' Bertha Mae Amott, 70, pasaed away yesterday noon at the llei&I General Hospital tollowlni a pro­ longed illness. She wa.s a · lifeloq resident of Racine �here abe wu a member of the Chu.rcb of. God. Funenl servicea will be beld Sunday ,t two o'clock at the Letart ..ethodilt Church with Rev. Ira Tippa orriciating with burial by .... EwV1.n1 -, • in the Letart eeme•• Mr!, Arnott 'is 1ucvlved by her husband, Otis, and eleYen ehildren: John Arnott, Raclnei Jeu. Rocheatrer, Pa.; Mrs. Wilma R1gp. Colom• bus; Mrs. Zella Salee, Wat Frank• fort, Ill.; Clart, Ra.eine; In, Racine; Mn. Mae DUNt, $,prtngfield; w·111 ..,... Violet Buab I am, Artbur, uand Franklin. all of bdll:e. Also aurvi\ling � three brotb-en, Don Rotts.h, ColulDbus; DeJbe rt, Columbus � ctqf� Roush "'1-r, W . V a.; I -er, oI Ches•• llfrt• •••• En Moore, BaJtimore, . . 'Md, ; 21 four ,rea.tgrandchildren and grandchildren. · d• may ca11 a1 1he a:.w nten -. --Inc Funeral Home any time until noon Sunday".-----,. Dance Varieliea � The Racine Amerimn Legion Auxiliary will tii>onsor · a ''Dance Varieties" Wednesd.ty, June 1 at 7:30 · p. m. by Racine uea pupU1 of the Kent Studlo of ,Dance ia th, high srhool auditorium. Featured will be ballet� M ·acrobatic, modem and, ethnle d ances. Also dancen holn Will­ iam Kent 's studios in West Vir­ ginia and Oblo wiU •ild numben to the progr1111. Set In Racine June 1 ' �If,, ■ Don Fruic, lftddleDOrt. WU lined $10 •and coall ·lod1t 1n County court oa· his pl.. ol l/!1;!11 to an into�cation cbar,p. · )le WU bt MAN FIN D· arr- ·t ---1111 ' �. . . � - .. - � - - - · · · J - · · · · � · · · · .. .. · · · · · • - + • • , "Hf DA ILY SEN TINEL Nitmta,J in, th! Columbu s Sunday Dispatth mat,s a& irnp,rtant subject, Ohio', prirnuy eltttion system, with more than cas ual crftit:lsm. . Its points are weU Uken and will be of Ulterest to Meigs county readers: Ohia'1 primary system ie a far•fmm-perfect instrniftent tor tree action by the voten. The prim3llJ waa insti.tutt!d as a device for giving the people-, Hiller than party bosses and well• ■ oiled Maeldnes, tlle power to nominate state and 10..1 effidaili and choose delegates to the national presidential nominating conventions. The ptQ'ty llolffS &lld th• party nia,bilws haVe it lbtir business _to i ntervene be· t�een the pe<>tle and the votrng booth by ent- Jl!ade !ilfo)'.ltg method� which give them the upper . band. They b;we been able to do this by tinl<ering with !tie primary election laws and J�t� them to theµ" own purposes, even ·�h�n ·the laws on their lace may seem to of, fer a "'free and epeft.'' primary. Fot bistance, state machines have found ways to slam the door In the faces of asplrants for the presidential nominations by virtually denying them places on the ballots , even though they use methods which conforn, with Ille letter of the law. ballot and voting 11 1achine s procedures. The printed rorm could conta 111 the ballots ol both parties, with a vol er be ing permitted to vote only under one part .v heading � a, deviee already used in some slates. We should think the voting machines cou ld be set up so tAat the voter could throw a lever or push i: but• ton which would releas(' to him the set of le-vers on the ballot of his choice. (A prteeinet official nOw throws su<"h a lever. We believe the opportunity to ehoose be· tween party ballots in secret might dr.aw many more voter, lo the polls an,i mah tire p rima�ies more dem ocr-atic amt repreaetr.ta.. l!ve ot a l l people. Objection would be raised I" 1u<tb 1, pliaa on the grounds that it would boo •ndw!i,,e to "cross voting" members ol one pM'IJ j umping ove r the fence and muddying the waters in the opposing party, 001T1etim.. with u lterior motives. We believe the number of such cases would be minimal , .however, be· ca•use the member of a party thereby would Jose his vote in his own party which he would be loath to do because he usually has friends and associates in his own party whom he desires to help. Party bosses and machines often are op• posed lo "getting out a large vote " in t he primaries , hence they might oppose- 3'J1Y plan which would intend to increase the primary turnout . Why do the bos·ses oppose a heavy vote in the prima ry'! They usuall y have a preferred or e ndo rsed sla te . If the vote is sma ll they fee I they can con 1 ro 1 Ith · e ou Icome , b ut the bigger the vote the more likely , they assume , the victory for <:andidates opposed to the Of· ganiza,t ion slate or for the independent with , I Ci� 1 11"'..; RY"'. .:t'R t f'J WASHINGTON UPI-Vice P res• lc,. "';itad P.nss lnter111-tion11I 1denl Richard M. Nixon'& •�pori• �n in West Vir1ini.11. are in'n.ltj. . ftidaJ, May 27, tl\e Ratina eamo.iin s�ditl1 .,- Sen. . ..f ., of the year, wltb 218 John •· Kenned:, in •th• •eat �, b:i 1811!18. Dttmocrahc p,:esidential � ' · · �nttoD ifl aps,roaching its then. QiNlii ..-r.. : 'tlte- mornin1 stars are l!ars, Herbert G. Jtlei n, Nia:owta. prefll Jupite, and Saturn. 8ecreta,y, aaid llhunday tAt viee 0. lliu day in h.iator)' : president hH heard repoftl o( lb. llil'I, Amelia Bloomer, Am"nry high 1pendinc" in th West eritan femiDUt, was born. Vi,1inia primary "at varlmls levla, tti,, Jltlita Waid Bowe, le.adelil, incfuding tle presidential II" d �eJJ UM woman suf.. levd." feb••• · ..,.emntl aQ!i· author of Be tofd .;.,amen, it •• only tbe: T,lil:J ef "Battle Hymn of the . �pee- :bpiibfle" Wat hh . -.. natlll'a), tha.t !lillftn', the .. 1 1hi -., ' tit CentwJ et P,r,.. ffl Cll i• inee , w:Mlfdl .-l!l'fti6-.U., .,, ''leq an eye tin Gft· wl\at •• Denntefltm ri"tahl · ap .1.. an tlonq_.. IT.«ft ltat.n h• ... . � . Han1ZDDu1l1 ,.......,,,.."'. :nl'ed h ., ••i 1 � ' ea�er, .; it Nit� » ·J •mn- llq•.,._ · ta,_ •• °"" a.. Japanese Still ft . - New Haven Socieh, News Plan Haring Ike Make Hui Vi4,:rr .io•- •- ·" ------- I -,- :C. ••1 1 cw1 -� ' -r..,..- !,, ·.,..=r ­__.. • .nm,11111\ • t ..,,_._ China Reds Vow WfOl Defeat .....,..,,. ...,_ t.Via �,,...... ) ' • =• .Mia :n.i- · th nJ" EDITOR'S MAJLBA.G �qt ,. }J j F"t· At Gallipolis 14. • Reeds,iUe Items Of lraterest . Stobart H. red ! DAILY CROSSWORD • a, Pro' West Cl1"qu'e Pulls Off Coup Over Menderes romykO Will Veto Move For More Peace Talk an. '' Mrs. Shirley McG raw returnee! to I her t'mpluymcnt in )1all•t' aft�r .s pending the past week with hrr lllt)lher. Mrs. Wilham Hyst•l 1 and a, Mn. F,o"'ls No.,io Evelyn BrlddH sister, M::i.ry Gract• Stubarl . Mrs . .i,�irn Cil.lUI w.as hoste111 when Mr. an d Mrs. Ca rl Romesburg of Mn;. Win Blake returned home the Boostec Sunday School l'las, Bes.Yer Falls, Pu . , .s11ent SiiltLrday after stveral ,lays vi&it with tt•la· met at ht·r home rceently. with Mrs. Esla Eaton and othl'r lives ot New Cumber land and l'ul '.urs. Hek11 Simpson led dl'rn• rclalivcs. umbu!>. tioni;, U!llll� (or her scripture U A'lrs. Elson Spencer and son, Mrs. Ellwl Stout spent fro m Timoth:y. Gaml•s w�re in ,:barge of Lllrry, went to Columbus where- Thursday Lill Saturday with her Mrs. Phy llis �tartm. Latry entered ii h011p1t.l for t:relilt- brother, Mr. and ltfS. Ralph Park · The he>lltes.s snved refr('shm.ents ment. er, Cheater. who are ill to Vera Beegle. Marie H o ush, Rel· . Fred Ca dle spent Sund ay night I Sunday guests of Mrs Le wis en, lsabe l and l;ri:tta Si m pson, 11t Dunbar wilh his mother, wno is Mille r and son we,e Mrs. Ruth Phyllis Ma rtin. Clara Powell. M'ag . very iJI. Lewis. CRnton, Mr. and ;"1, rs. Woy• 1 gie Shain, and Heulah Roush. The Racine .Grade School stu,. land Ma:11, 1ml, sont Larry, of Lan· Glennie Simpfion celebrated hi11 I ctents ,accompanied by tcaclh!:n cffler, John Marr ind Mrs. Beu• secGlld birthchiy at the home of his and r.oom motMn, held thctir J1e- lail Neig.le r Jnd son, A,vid, R acine. grandpa rents, Mr. and Mrs. E d· nic Monday at Por t land Park. Lewi.I !lfiller bas nturned to his 1 ward Simpson. Tuesday eveniRI. The Eighth Grll<le Commence- emplQymient on tht "river . I Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hoob of m ent was held Tuesday. May 24. Doris �vis wae returned l i omc Tuppers Plains visited tffentl)' On WednP.sday, the claH went ta, trow Holzer Ho8pital. with Re v. and Mrs. F'. E. Dunn. Camden Park, Hnntirrgton. Mn. .Al· s'ehrose ari.d . sister, Mrs. James Swa1· t .:mered Ho lier HoeMr. and :...ra. VerH Wattet'&On, 111 ie Reed a It pital ilfonday for surgery. egle . Tom Btegle and Ver.a lennabergeP ,and T Be G'JJ 1 Mrs, Linnie of guei,U t n rece were G?" 8t h C. r;a;. -,son,. returned to his B e-tgle attended· t e a �· h ade 3 ra · home 1'12&day Comme ga: fro m ncement at �nd, Mon• St. lostD"h · -. re turned Mn. �lyrtle Fro!lt day evening, ._,,.,..ta!· weeks two aftt!! .endhll sn h&me r. Ifft.. Gomer Lewis atteniitd the Gu.ests of M.r. and Mn. Ch arIes d Mrs. an Mr. . da11ghtflr r e h with• Bllt!caLau-,eate srrvices at Mldd�- M l P Me c N l M c were es u . ti l i e · . 1 n 'll'mmas, Worthingt,.m . Georg pert: Sunday. Her grandson, Jitleh lins, eon and P.&J:ldNft, ()f Newar.k, W l eOier ah atte ded a Tea a t n e hi e e · 1'11.iho n, ill a member of the gr.ad- for several days-. lb. amt M?:s. Chfford Hil>ltn, Oi.k Gt:Me, visited on Luarua ' Jum C>rll'lg all ladies over uating elass. an• . ..J� e birthday - ye••s - .o•"'' ..., aad "'"l Mn. Front"cs Romine returned to Saturday. hsr home a t Hemlock Grove after itit:rs. Wanda Jaeoba and children pu'ty iri hei honor M her daught-�- spendi ng el''I with all the abil dren and � a visit with her son-in.J aw an d have retu,ne« "· ,wine a� daughter, M r . a nd Mrs. Henry Eu• two weelis in Cleeimtati with her i114'1tfc1li l4ff• present. elyde Y:iU�ne, P6m\�roy, moved ler. parent.Ii Ab. and Iba. Ray Roush, Mrs. Ann Coe and Mrs. Ben who �ompanied th•m llome and- to Tuppen Pbin, with bis son, Mr. and !fn. Vanee 1ilillhone. Spencet spent Tuesday in Galli- �t 11h wed ettcl. MP.a. Ada' TaJI, was returned . lib. aed !Ire, l'red Cadle polis villited ____________ Sunda al�ernoon with M r. and hom.e from Sbeltei?ing Arms Hos· J lira, Gail Bradford and Mr . and pita! al Athens, ------.,. _Mr!. Walter France at Rutland. Mr. and lfn. Bruce Stiff of West Palm B..ch, Florida, were . guosff of Mr . and Mrs. Ver n e Wa tterson lo, several , day,. Mn, WattenoD aoompan1ed them to Vmeent, Ohio , " Lvcy kipblt to vi.tit relatives over the week• Mi!. 11-nw,1• ltrs. Gu-y Spenc er and ATHENS, C,eec� U P t�Pro- ffld, Westeri:i army officer� 1e1zed Mi, and Mrs. Mason .Spencer ac- chiMN;:"ll<>IU, Lairy an d Linda, Catt Barnhart power m Tu rk ey today in an ap. companied theil' daughter. Mrs. nd M• aruf � 0-arrY and Don ­ €har1n parently bloo dless coup th.at to"; J�n 11.indaey to het �ome at Grove nie. · Friday �n trlpe to t he i p ed th� strong-m a n r egime 0• I City, Sunday, ret�rnmg M�n day , west : the former going t o Phoenix, of Pre m ier Ad n a n Men deres. They Mr. an d Mrs. Ch ester Si m pson . rts are l e the. Barnha prom ised to give Turkey "free and Mr and Mrs Edward Simpson A• rizonll, "! h'l . elections" and keep it faithful to s pent e week �nd at Rich m ond to vtsit with rela tives m Montana. . . . Mrs. Ma ry Frances Hopkins and Western a tr1anccs: o hio, '!"Ith Mr. and M rs. B rian' . so�, Will"iani Lloyd , of BellfonMenderes, President Ce l.il Ba )"- Simpson. t a b ere with e, ar and �ational Assembl y Presi• Dorothy Howell of . Mi dd leport , � �; i��:� !�s, �r. and '.. Mrs. dent Reflk Koralton rere report- spent the ��ek end with h er couLe e Wallac:. While here they vlsed arrested. , Mary C l e la n d . s m . . . T�e arme d forces seized rad10 M r. and Mrs. Francis Worthing- ited Mrs Hopkins' mother , M rs. . stations -and other com m ull)ca- ton of Ravenswood are guests of Beul ah .I).Ye in Athens. Accgr-dmg t the will of the late tlons facilities, sea led off the thei r son-in- law and d aughf er, Mr . . T � enee th e ReedsM border . ,: md set_ UP, a "com mittee and Mrs. Edward Wagner. vif:� ci::!ua� �' Church re�ived of national unity under Gen. fifty . do}� ,from her e1tate. Both Crm �I Gursel , com m ander of al l · f Mrs. TorrflnJe llna·uer husbana, J. Turkish laud forces, to run lhe B., were long lime l)lernoers Jr the country. I church. ; Th e tak eover climaxed more Fu,neral service& fqr· �ay Tbom� than two years of domestic unre st 1·ght ·n 66 1..... ..i·ed Frid and a mon th of rio tous student· April 28, 1960 ��itsb��• h h��pi tal w::e e1dlM"on� le d prote sts agains t M en dere:i' Pom er oy, Ohio. d ay aftern90JJ. at tl\!;l White F,unergovernment. The latter apparentThe Daily Sentinel al Hdme jn · cQ:plvllle With , .R�v. · ly were inspired by the stud en t Dea : r Sir Ha r old DoSlflr ,1.; charge. Survavors uprising which toppl ed Syngman Due to past acts I feel that this include the wid ow and his m6thrr , Rhee 's governmen t in South Ko..t ue to the person or �•.n letter is _.,. ..rs. Lillie 'J/. .,_oma&. n �,Ballial WU in rea. . persons who helped our post in the Reedsvi).le Cemetery. , \ Wlth !D08t commumcations to telliPf.. the coun ty of th e lose of . Jam�s 1'eed �nd fari111Y' of �aid• t� e outside w �l 4rµm�• ou( J,i.fow··. �..de, J. M. • or,ld, a t �\I' " well W'et'e he:t'e· SP,rl611y, gU'eafs of diately aft�r th·e army" fit k'«M"i>er, Th ornt on. · · M rs: Mary Nfohbl��and,1ltmtl,! reports of the coup cam e from As Com mander of Drew-Web• Bill o1·•,.._ � of Belpre , 9na •-n t, Sun• ,army broadca,st e ove.r th e_ T urk'19I1 ster Pos t No. 39, American Lewith day r elatives here: radio and d1pI omat.1c d ispat ches gion Departm ent of Ohio, I wish M rs. . Steve �smond and two t0 0th er worId · capttaI s. to extend m y thanks, as [ also children of Parkersburg and H. G. The Iranian governm ent was want · to expr my personal Vin eyard and family oi Dayton ese inf�rmed by its representati �e out- were weelf) �IJd�" visitors i n1 the thanks, for the quick and In Turkey that M enderes was m standi ng j ob of letting our fnem- Sisson home. . . custody lllld would stand tr iel. hers know the time for out ser19�. �•· �� Jlranne>p .a�d The ar med for ces sal d Turkey vices for our departed buddy , eon, Paut Dean, ·Ha:Ve returnp<1 to wo�ld stand by its inter national F' rom on e and all many thanks for their home In Jullctio,n City, fol• obl igatiOne and remain "co m - this se rvice as we do apprec · ir ate · low · I"• · with her rm 11a a v,,·, t here · ·othP1ete lY Ioya1 tO th 8 um· ted Na - yotlr li ndn , 'l!IS . er , M r s. Ma r y Nichols, and chil d• l Uons charter and to the princip e Yours fo r 'a greater America, ren or human rights." • Dr ew-Webste+ Post No. 39J Department of 0hio, M r. and. Mrs. Har ry Gtitbrl• Ame.lean Leglo�. were ietent ,..st, ol M r. am! I Frank A. Vaugha n, Mra. J)ilbffl Y�st and . family of 0 ug s Prob:;:;::ntain l' : f15 ,rll 'f Continued lrom Page One �- , painfully light In weigh t. State Election Set . DEV�D 'i'O INTEHUTl A Navy hitch added some beef WASHINGTON UPI - The Ju,- OJ' if£JGS.MAIION � to his frame, a year at West Vir• tlce Department has agreed to •��, S.. Ow-.. Pulll� glnia Wesleyan helped, and by inve&tigate allegations that YOtea l'Jlblilbed eveey flt� If the time Charley got to, Ohio were bought with both rooney and \'ei,t . •� by The � V�lll , Univ ersi ty tc; pl ay rootball-all liquor in a West Virginia county ,W,Uab_lDI ·�pa.-, at n, on his own-he could push about during the recent presidential Pri• aanlc S� •• P�mero1., .� .. � . lfl8 pounds into 225 pound tackles mary election. aeu office plwae WY2,21&d, ed.ltcll! • and e nds. A apokeeman aald the depar t- Ill office -nhone WY2-21&7. :. In his senior year at OU Cha r- ment would look ipto a compJaint Bnieqd JI He@,: � � ley received about every honor made by Clyde FteelllaP, tna)'or Ill.Utt at, 11\e poit office It an athl ete ca11 win both fot his of Ch1pfllanvfite, W. Va.. and to �Y. Ohlq. • 1. scholastic ac.h�vem ents, a nd his he ar a delegation of citizen, frt>m �11111Nati�·• a4� • �. 8ti llrldiron, ·play. Logan County where Chapman• d.ve: JtQttlneK'-&ili. � York. . He mar ried lune ChanceJ, Ilia· ville Is located. �� 'Ate.�� · • ,1 ter of his close friend, R01er few Yo$. nd the• h • ·� cbll Ch TO MIIT SUNDAY ·'ntW. ;,,ii� "' �:,"J.0: Kay David a.: Th• comml■ ori Edltcatlon of 1an1e Tiii"ere attitlable, CODI/ the He<ith ,itothodilt · citurch ol hell,' IIY& monlhl. ,< , Iii � .. · The Stobarta wlll move to Gal- MlddlePOi:t wl.11 meet Suhqay even- � Dltlr , tbt ■onl(II\ f!,!Mh, , !l\llo, 'llllll!"l, llpoll1 u aoon a, ho..lng tan he Ing at tho ehurtb �I 7:80. AH te1cher1 and o!fk!era of the -. .Bl -- rtili WWlf fouDd. He ts to take ,ove'r ' ttie summer program June LL His mo- · SU11daf Sehoot· ,and Commtasloa. dlol ,111 .....- lj, . a,, ll!t!i\i, o■ ther now ta Mra. Hubert Pullins, · momben olecled ·by lhl Qu�rterll '""" .-i .a '•��/ • W,, • -tltliConference are ul'ftd to 1ttend. BroW11all Ave,, Middleport. - th� Gt.a Jridge . · Y WH s-...' •• ca:: 8'ftl" """" 18!-..::e .. •,=.. fw ...a-- . ¥a1:1ian ', •hilt, �- -. � --ii-, t.e ��er, the .fll --• ltliot 111d 111, •1�� e TOKYO VP! - 'l'llo � g: �ll'fttut ..-�.... ��� Su flav i� tovemment detldlei t I '!'Jt ,.,.,,_...._ from g1v. ahead with pfana fot i n Words eYld�nce of the ' s visit next mo. de•/ Eisenhowe r spite wH d Jeftist demonatl'itionj, 1 which have taken a sharjf ;. antt?­ ;� Amer ican turn. 1 ' Foreign Minister Aiichi ro , Fuji• 'G ----....... Another dn.Wback to the party primary ya ma made th e announc ement system .., II !unctions in Ohio and In most ,rte, , c,mlerence wuh Pri me " :i.1inist er Nobusukc Kishi and sev,, states ls that the voter presenti ng himself at eral other cabinet mini11ters. his precinct voting place is required to state • Lea de rs of the extrem e leftist his party affiliation or preference. Whether UNITED NATIONS, N. y_ UP IZengakurcn 8tud ent organiL ation j ustified in their attitude or not, many voters ha ve gone so far as to threate n Western diplomats pred icted toto ston e Eisenhow er if he comes day Sovi et Foreign Minister A n dislike to mak e th(' required statement in the · to Jape n. drei Gromyk 0 wou I d vetO a a 11 presence of others , includin g the prednet of. • Even top me mbers of the oppo- power appeal for the resumSfD: pbon ficlals . Some voters refuse to give the inforeition D e mocratic Party have d e- of East · West peace . talks under manded th e visit be cancelled or United Nations matton an d stalk out of the polls. Thousands aul!I pi ees · stponed. p o of potential voters are believed to stay away -----------Gro myko, voted down 'in bis d esecret a ry, Mrs. Luther Smith. man d for a Securi tY Council confrom the pri ma rie s because o f the re q uire · . . · loose pa rty ties, Atten d Jng were Mr. and Mrs. demna tion of Am er ican U-2 fl ights ment. Lawrence Lieving, M r, and Mrs. and needled by the dramatic disIii a similar m11tter , lobbies and vested inCook e, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. closure tha.t Soviet agents had The defense for the requircmunt is that. the terests often arc able to control elections, and Mrs. Ja m es Roush, Mr. end planted Jillenlng devices i n the primaries are party affairs and only party bankin g on a small, controlled vote to elect Mrs Mil le r, Mrs. Harry Hoffm an, 1rea.t seal of the United States i n Mr. and Mrs. Benn ett, Mani n , the Moteow embassy, conceded th e members should be permit ted to vote in the the canllid ates they have put in th e field. Rerul!lh, Rev. Robert Dll1ie, ' Mr s. re1ollltion had aome merits. primary of the party with which he is aWliThe possibility and _ desirability of improv- ThomH Hoffman and MIN Ethe l But he claimed its m ain eff ect ated or for which he has a pref�r ence. But �¢ ■ lllf' ing the primaries is mentioned at this time Riddle. WBl!I to shield Amerlce's "HiUer• M ANd the ordinary voter doesn 't see why he has to because the presidential, state and local prlMr. in 111r,. w■1ffll 1Af C'llpe, ite'' palley- of aggression-a policy make such a declarntion. marie s have just Ueen held and there were tmt are unottMlnJ tile ·Mttb of whith he charged wa9 openly em. · · Senou s cons1· d eraho May 12tk, at Ho&.E!r brac ed by Preside nt Eisenhower n s I1ould be given to aspe cts of it which leave much to be desired. a udaughter, . 1,;11 · � n•m - In bis repor t to the nat ion l pita H lhe possibi lity ol permitting the voters in The propitious time to start the ball rolling ed Klmbff lj Sa• •"Ii 1'et1bed Wedneaday night. That report, he Ohio prim aries to selec t in the secrecy of the said, had "placed m a nkin d on t he f or improvement in the primarie 1 s s wh ile 7 lbs. •� Ollllcert. Tie •�terna l brink of war.'' voting booth the p�rty ballot of his choice . 4 such e"per iences are fresh in the minds of f:��� =��loc�: m:;;: a ••,antHtle Allegetlon" This could be done under both the printed the people. nal grandmotlter la Mrt. J:l!"IH! th ''1'ha t is a fantastic al legation," ::-:---;:-;:-----------:-:=TrnT.,..,.,,,....:.._� _ Hill, G1llipotl1, u. . .Ambass ador· Henry Ca�ot ·m1d their' nlOllhl1)'' �eelinl-( recent• to the Flug. Devotions w�rc'i�d ! by ·r L<>4ce s sail,\ pf �AO'.A )'(: "'arks ly. The cnll l o o rder was le(] by MI'S. Harry Ord and Mi-S. ' 1t.fl\Wtrd ' Hn. Heni,an, iftNrbifle d after the counci l iheH1ir(." 1t1i,1'ei1.d· Bever ly Staats, secrelary , Devo- Roush presented the lese:6n, 1\'\Mod- ' the member1 of the brid,e club ed. "On e could only wonder what 1J l ions were led J(ld by Rcgic Hurt. crn l"ubrks and Their Care." T Wedntlda:,. he prlae Jor, kigh m ight cause the Soviet governThe progr am theme was "Safety in IUIPllll HOUIIWARMING Mrs. C. U. Thompson showed sev- 1core wal!I won by Mr._ :fil, 0 me nt to say such atrociou s era! articles she had m ede in con- Wein. P1ayiq were Mn. Hugo A ltllPl'riff henewarmln:11 ro,· Mrs. the Home." things," Du momil rul ions were given by nedion with a new craft, .i l n ss Juhll n1, M:r1. Georae Lerner� Mrs. Ridiard, Lewil wit held at her . Lodge carli'U" bed made mock• ,-.,... Friday enniftl, Gift, \ferc Orville Grad y, Bonnie Staats and pointing. Mrs. Roy Krebs wnt Wein and Mr,. Layne. ecyof RussJa'§ indignation over pretelritd te the lloiloree and re• Regi e Ha rt. A talk on trec11 wa s teach u class in this craft at tho U, L. C. M. Lhe U-2 flights by showing the lrffhrnenta •"•0 to Iha. Lyle given hy Arl mu! Roush. Pl a ns were club house in the afternoon The United Lutheran , Clrurch coundl • wooden dlsc, engr of aved mode for n hayride n June 6. o M<!Cfflftietk, IIH. Adrlan Litthey, June 22. Mrs. Jack Reed and 1�r11. , Men of the St. Paul'l!I Chu,cJti inet The eve ning 's progn. m wa.s pre • C. 8. Tho m pson re ported on a Wednesda tveninl ·tor tbeil re­ with \he great seal of th e United Mrt , RaffJ Ord, Mn, Tommy Fry States, which came apart to reyind Rebnl!&, Ktt. .o. J. Lathey, sen1ed by Woodrow Brown who m eeting they recently ultended at aula r dinner meetln1. Dev�ns vea I an eIect ronic Iil4 tening dewhile on m iakcn a Bhowed oviei,1 Mrt. Walter Brown, Mn. Leo Pt. P leas a nt con<!erning the spring were led by Fillip Wolpert. &ev. Thomplt(ln, Mn. Byron Fl')' , Mr!i trip across c;cm ntry to C alifornia , training meeting at Jackson's Mill. David J'reemaa of the local Me­ vice inl!ltalled "right under th e beak of the e agle." Mrs. Stanl ey Sta ats, fl•crcation tbodilt Church wa1 1ueat ,,....._e r Heward Roulh:, Mn. lnl!in Smith, showing mu ny points o( interest. AVALAN S A CLU CHI WOM N' B ll'tt<lc;r, conducled lhe social hour, for the evenin&, bil topic '-'Cl)rts• 11n John Le•ts, MiettN1 and Du.ltt The State Department later dis­ Jftl, StanleJ Staatl andt Carn1 IUl' , 1 The Avnlnnthe .fa r m w.omnn's with prizes won by Mrs. John tlan U nity." clo3ed ·that the "bua:eing" of the lfrt. ,lad; Re,d, CJt.ryl Lewi■ inti Club met recently fnr their M�y Smith ond MrB. B. J. Lathey. Se- At the ahort bu1ine11 mQpng se11l was discovered in the Mol!I• me e ling, The eall tn o rde r wa� g1v · cret Siste r git•-: wer e exchanged . tewta. offJcera for the comln 1 1ear cow embassy in 1952 wheri George f'n by MN. Jc1111 ROltHh, prcH1dent, LONI STAR DUSTl!!RS UONS CLUB were eletted: prel!lldent, !'.Paul F. Kennan was ambassador. For­ The Lone Star misters H·I Club lnltnwed wlth a song and pled ge The Lions Club m et Tuesd af Rouab; viu prelide nt, Joe Paqh; mer New York Gov. Averell Har­ evenlng at the Amerlcan Legion ■ecre�. BW Powelli treuuter, riman siJld the seal had been pre11ented to him 81!1 a gift by Home with the members ot the BUl Mcl"uland. Attendin, were Lawrence ' Jar• a aroup of Rus1ian11 when he was AuxJ l lary serving the m«ial. A ACROSS :I. Protective 22. Afroah short businel!IS meeting was he ld son1, Rotliert John1ton, Him. ambassador to the Soviet Union I, A pn� covering 24, White an d future projects were d i1 Layne, CIJ,ence Ble11ln1. .Je11 in 1945. of egg NraUV. 8. l.e,ke blrct, •n Brown, lilt laaaell, cussed . I. Alanfler 2!1, 11,Small pie Ll)'Dll, UO)'" OU llouab, · Attending re Bob we Joh nston. � do om •• IO.� II, QJLb,?lo c.Lty � Cha rle s Lester, , . Tpm . Hoffm an, Ado'ms Jr., Jim Fry and •• TrudflU u• n amed above. , J ac ey, . k Fr F , e c R I h t er , H en C r y eapti'/0 t. A. brawl 11.Bawallall PIRSONALS Buck, John Wolfe,, �ill lfear a nd !8, Emmet ll'lttlq I, l:xclNDl\a Mrs, Don-1d Bumgardner, llts, A E d n Cun lna: h::u 27, Condlllt tlon ', Q. Qopld Robert McGlotblln , "Mrs. Ho\1'ardON NI . 29, Btyll1h II, llttnllliD f. ,\mer!<lat1 Mrs. John D. BostQJl, , of Le tart Wagefthals, idra. Roland Karr, ikl& ' (colloq,) v JIRl'-1 " J.oa,ua was hosteas to I famny · reu nion at Otto Grimm, Mra. William Poyel� U, tum 81, Come Mrs, J, V. McGrew, Mn, 'MIIUIIII he r In home Su n day Atl. · n dl n g We it.A� 2f. Plolt'le r e 8T, 8m&ll clrlnlt .-.vn.� UP' i-Communii. �1 Chi na M r. and Mrs. A. A. Pauley, Mr. Ru111ell attend the Un ited Lutheran· dNld houle 81. Btaetc,, \ 118. l'm:Yboal, cl lmed air y space Ill bad ■ . ,wa U lli-ftlcfl 1t. 'l.'ortot■e Lynn Boston, William Bo11to n, Sal- Church Woman'• ConveDl:htn at • �l�l•ted re�ate (rue) board dly by Am­ Jackson'• Mill, Tuelday. :;., 81, Weird \ to. TUiier It. � IIO, 3aft ly Lou Boston, Charle• Bleulng, . •Claren ce •Bleasing, dele&at« frura eri un , U·.1, type aircraft and M,lllxpert IL Mrs. Strawthard Ohlln1er and l!IOQ (I. A.) the VDlted .sta1ea m u &t Roy a nd Ralph, Mrs. Eta Sblrl tY, the St. Paul'• ChUrch, Ne� Hav� d8'e■t, . atte n ded the meoti n of UIM'fl':Mf 1,ullff' <fltlbinl & Richard Shirley, Mr, and Mrs. nltt New Cblna IJo!n"'° TH ol<> Luthara.$ of Vlrglilla SYl\od '' 111. Mino ' James C1 nter, Mr. and Mrs. Oak A1en1y Aid American u�� Cblif Grimm, Mn. Sam Boston and ao111-, cbes at Jid:aon'il Mill foi! , •v-l �WI e pJ1ae1 had •n known to Q1 i h,:!l da s la&t w-Mt. f Pat, Mike and S1m. Mr1, Jun lot Ml',. Cbr.rence Ble'81n, :ret�• •Pl!nt�r•• 11 tlleeply 11 4SO mile, Gerl aeh and Debby, lorry and 1 tin> <lllllo m�and and . al .,. Pam, Mr. a nd Mn. R..h II. Shirley, home with ,her lf■nddauuttt\'• . lM' ; ;.:1; e U� pa- tho cCommunl•t• llh • for oh trlcla Weirlcl, 1 Mr. and !Ir■, Clyde Clark and Mark rul'4 l{al■tw, totand■ ot a height and Martha, Albert Shirley. all ol Patricia 11 tho dauahter of 1th. of I IO.£f.i.,. oti, t 10 th11 1,. I� th• 1,000 A""", Wolrtct and Mn, Georp Letart; Mr. and Mu. M'aet Jon111 could. a� them •wtU.en � had W. apent' ,iV.al: and Va., and Zorra, Loli, Roberta, Jane. ' tbllr naW 111, Bonnie and Jdhn, Woll Columbia; weeks wl�fl Mr �n'ntl Ml& offklal Petptn1 People', � ot ou6 rt. r. an lr R ll · lftd • Mr. and Mn. Robert Layne and �lllenu., on thue •nd �-• Nftl'lt: ,pent Clneland� I Harriot, Holly ind Jay: Mr, and other al'°'"" vlollU.,■ hr . �• Mn. Jame• Howard and Tommy, weekend vllltlni hi■ molNor, lit■• ...,. •114,·, •ll'ihiPI, Hid U 1 .. noth • H. N. Routla: � "Phereu, Sue 1t1d Scott, New H• "-� nn be ° Ill Ill NtNrou hie , Paul ,,,..,e. w11 • ,...,nt •lll'ii- N II.IP ven : A-ic Jamee Booton, Stei,arl d lorJ of lnlelma-' ca . i>a I ti<illt .!� P1 �. nt V� R AFB, New York; S-S-lt, and Mn. . • .. 1 .Nlal t:.._ . .., � U.. """"' pe p 1111 11 1 m er I i� The a r Jo,eph II, Boston and Wllllam, lo. PIii. n. l!i"I'• t I• ■o thva, �timlt rtffilt a al G ~hun� •n • �• seph ■nd Jon •-• I . ; Jlectnl IIU'-li' 1 ioll4 'M\'I, p ng � ' .,._._ ""' · '--.:..__ - ' deMn. Clyde B, Smith and llaurlce Iv� ta ."IGOlh ,.,,iou. w:,rn­ ! In. • 1 111i�l and Phi S Wollitrt lip a nd Dorta, Mr. and IIIIRh H. i!ll't. G• • Dan■:� In& . to Ille • Voltild �liet iind Shirley, Jr. and C1ro1Yn and Koth• , clut• �aiil .,._., ~i ,,, • Pl'OmiNd ,tu 'cldna, • people n ryn, Ill. Alto; 111:n. Poul Shirley : · lt• a;; �. ,.., 0 , ,;,;· , tould tior re.i ,uJ1;1111 •••ll accounts. . o 1 and lloberl and Paul 111,, Toronto. � a·2 �'44 �lllillicii lid t1ii �. Ohio: otl Shlrloy, pt, Plea.. nt: Mr.,' o1 . ()hit, �'J; ' � . Uliltecr ,,.,._,,... doeo ••� n, . CBiflv!lilffl - llm'II Jtow to woill Ind Mrs, 8h0ffllln G�l•ch In ,.ii,., .,.,.. dtQ/111,. it will d ta d � llllne lttla .!if. II Kim and Ken111, VO,,, Mr. and Iioioe iuffl r.t � · 'PV4,, Ila ll!l�IUon to • i. 0 Ji Iii • • L L I» W ),In. � S1. �"P anf Bretl, Ripley ; Ult , Jlolto and 111,, LIO)'ll loulli Mr. and Mn. J1ct ,1111.,-, M11on, uo .. "'"' VI· PUJ>t of. Ill• 1'Ql'ld;" Ollla � tll!IIIIT� r«l -tl..,, Ja lllta -ple A ll ­ d 1 1 and lhe' h01teu, · Mil 11!1»,, Ui, X tar tlil wo 0'11, h'ltU#!Ut• lllt. and llflii � · I . .,.. �- · , · � • �. lll!il t.i::-- tl ltla - Ul all ...... , WIN - CLAU MITIIIO tor, 11 Phlladolpl\la., tft!_lo' U The Wln•W11t CIMI ol tl,e,EUB there �F atten.ded the . 1fl!ll" .., ui. - ii,un, _ __ Hf Church mot II•...., Htalng ll ol l!i!l,t ...,_1)1,law frolir )I , " A ClrffNarm lulabwll ...;,._ _..__ i.a., th� <hurdl. Tlli ......a n, .... I A� Slminlrf. � ' W D I' _P 'f Q R X l) W JI I\ hymn 1ln1 followed ,-1th • pray- ■cee,tj,,i It, tlll!IO 6f ■ """" ""' � Ill 1 jl � bqsl er by Luther � - � di�h D'il)I . . ',;.J:..'.:!:�. �..... 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But the best the Swedish titleholder could do was a 103 as a 1ueat com• pelitor in the Z3rd annual golf toumamenl of the CYO of New Yor. Johansson resume, tralnina: today for hie June 20 title bout with Floy d Patteraon, OTO[ AND - - STOP HERE FOR A DELICIOUS, COOLING REFRESHMENT - MUk Shakes, Cokes, Suwlaes McClure's Dairy Isle Loeusl In Middleport reaching iqaportant mile1tooe 1 through your own hard Work ; we willh ,-oU . f�ture eiidUvori ever)' ,uCCess in you!" u� O:Ow 01" later, you cafl U118 advice on moile:r matte.rt, or. help with t;hem, dt,n't heeitate tO look to u1 at the bank - ,in• .- , ·oerelf your lriondi. ALL "BOUOH LIPR. U.� MON8r LBADS 1'(t J · PRdekll!IS. Wit WILL ' ' . ' �EL.COMB YOIJ AS A 14\/EB � WI! . Pay 3% Interest on Your Savings POMEROY NATIONAL' . 'BANK BANKING SIN�£ 187Z ' ' Member Federal llelene Syllelr . ' Memller J'eilml •Jkposit Jmuru.te Co�• t>IIIIIUOY ' liirn.AND ' I ent ,. $239.95 Werner RA.DIO ond TELEVISION ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAKER'� Aluminum Folding Chairs · · · · · · · · · · · · $4.29 Aluminum Folding lounge Chairs · · · · $9.95 BAKE R F U RN ITU RE MIDDLEPORT L •• •••••• ••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••• I WOmen . ° l "'1!� 1 I ! H l.d · · · H , P HAD A . HEINERNIC LATELY? ., • ! ! • • i •• FOR HO LI DAY F U N LADIES SWIMWEAR . an. GOLDEN "M" CHASSIS The meellng of the �Jddl eport "YC�U was opened with group Jea n Casey was honori!(I · Wed • Smgi�g when they met Thu rsday nesda y evening wh en Helen· Ttly1o r even mg at . the Naz arcn.e parson• and Sa ra Hannigan held a surprise age for th�ir Ma y meetm.g. Mrs. party at the Casey home in Middle· Lillia n · Stieff . accom pam� .the port. TtJ_e pa rlp was a farewe ll to group at th� piano for the S m� mg. The openmg prayer was given Jea n who wil l move to Virginia next nionth with her parents, M r . by Mrs . Clyde Bartlett, the hostess, who al so g.uve the cha �t�r ��om a nd Mrs, Cl arence Casey. Thl' pa rty was held in the recre- the Sl�dy book "R� ally L m ng. ation room and backya rd of the . Durmg the eve,nmg a roun.d robCasey home. Dancing was enjoy ed m le tter was written to thei r ?I d ' est mem ber, Miss Sally McC?r m 1ck. by the group. 1 who wlll ce l ebnte he, birthday S OYO Guests for th e affair were Mary next month. Mn. Clarence McNeal, president. Carol Swanson, Caro l Jacobs, Cha r• J ene Da vis, Barbara Jones, Patty cond ucted the m eeting and gave a : Lowery, Evelyn Gibbons, ' Ga ry revie of the activities or the unit • • Aul t,, John Erwin, Bob VanCooney, for the past ye ar. .The group voled, is a picnic indoors or • Heinernic A : The Lova ,, l Women's Class o1 th e nicherd Swackham er , Jim Hood to !end $5 to th e Temperance Ed gir • , out wflere good fn"ends anti nel•._ • •• riSt � et Ch of Church leport d Mid • lit· is for us d e and Jim Hoyt. which Fund ucation together ffl kids the all and bors • · • mng. e ev ay d Thurs • rhurch the During the evening a gi(t was erature in the "h 01 s tn the staIe. at I, to enJOY • hot dogs and Tb.::U,.., :-n anti • : . S<!ripe th d a e r • Lightfoot Mac Mrs. • The mee tlng O1 the Loyal Tempresented to Miss Casey from her all the fixin's tastily enclosed ID •• ' rs. Robert Reibel gave M and e tur Chilin d l e h be o t Legion rance e : frl·en ds. She alae rece ived a gift p •• ... onet ..-.:u. the evening prayer. . h e on J une 2 was annOunAA,1 A Heiner's buns. Have .• •, . from Mrs. Judson Whlte who as- Iicot • -,. Mrs. Erne11t Lal lance read "'The 11le article. "Charged With Mur• sisted with the pa rty and baked a n take Roster, Leo b)' Go; d Th lnp Ba With ; • de�" was rea� by Mrs. Clarence Five Failhs" c1tk e for the occasion. • •�• 1 • • after • Cllne after which Mu. Bartlett was fro m McCall 's m aga:tine eIner I • • • -u I . • H · " , which Mrs. Reibel gave the "Life Refresh m ents for the party in- the devotional leader . : : Helnlr'I GOii with . eluded sand wiches, potato chips, During the program hour two of Hanna" from lbe Bible. : : . Evt"""'lnc Goadl ) Mrs. Oscar Roush, vice pres!soft drinks and cake with M rs. Ca- numbel'8 w ere sung by Rev. Bart.,,.., • : busi9hort e th over sey an d Hubert Tay lor assisting l ett a·nd hie son, James, as Rev. dent, pre11ided : ; e the of absenc the in Ssion e s ncsS the young people. • 1 Bartlett played guitar aceompani• eynolds.. DurR Mrs. , t n e presid · ment. · · : : on wu • , • •• • , , The meeting was •t!}osed with a ing the meeting a donati : • 1 1 1 • . . • , 1 1 1 1 • •• •, •• 1 1 •• •• • , • • .. • •• .- 1 1 •• • • , • • • • · ive r D r Canee th o e t voted s hymrt •0d Mias Marg�ret auer tan ey arty e i =�����,;;;;;;;aa;;;a;;;=;;;.=;;;.====---==, -During the so<!ia l hour following gave the blessing preceding the reAl aeon ome the meeting a dessert coune was 1, , , frelhment hour. . A Stanley party was held e1-- 1 t Hoateese i for the evening w ere served by Mre. Lallance, Mrs. C. C. day eve ning at the home dr s. M1'& Oma Nelson, M rs. Grace. Ab- Chapman and Mrs. Lightfoot. Mrs. John Bacon, Middleport, , Ith .bott, Mrs. In ez Turner, Mrs. Em m a Bisset was a OOntributing Mrs. Betty Lish, Mason, 811 , de• I Macy Hysell, Mrs. Cl ine and Mrs.• hostess. ------m onstrator . '1 , : Bartlett. Ea,tern Graduate Re freshments were sel'�.ebi · to' ' ' 1• · , ----- th e fol lowing: Mrs. Ha,ry Std,er, ·ntrth Armouru,ed Horwred With Party Mrs. Betty Dem oekey, M rs. Joe Mr . and. Mrs. John Lockwood of Mr. and Mrs. Henry �chin,1er Wllson, Mrs. Jack .Thomas, Mrs. Jameat.own are announcing the aqd Mrs. Mabel Van Meter en-· and Harlan Whitlatch, M rs. Edd i e birth of a deug)lter, Julia Rae, on I tertained •a iroup ol relatives ,. Dem oskey Mr,, Rem o Nler:i, Mrs. Monday, May 23. Th ey have an• Wednesd evening following th� ay Sizes 32 to 40 Paul Ca,;ci, Mrs. Myron Mill er, other daughter, Debr a Kay. Eastern High School com menc e• M rs. Arthur� Swisher, M ra. Ted Grandparen ts are Rev. and Mrs. me nt honoring Edgar Hartung Chapman, Mrs. J'!ck Bachner and Raymon Konkrik:ht, ·, Middleport, who received his diploma. Mrs. Charles Arc'ber all of Mid- and M rs. Ona Lockwood, Wi lm ore, Refresh me nts were served dur• dleport a nd Mrs. Allen C. Hill, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. KonkrJght ing the evening to M r. and M rs. 1 Pom eroy. are great grandparents. Richard Van Meter- and children, • I r•===;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.=;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;.=;;;;;;; Richard Jr. and Penny Ray and . r M Ind.; Jimmy Ha rris of Gary, and M rs. Raymond VanMeter and son Raymond Earl, Rayfllond Nag• le and Donald Van Meter of MEN'S and BOYS' Y�ungstown ; M r. and M rs. Wil• l ia m Ha rtun.l( . and sons Kenneth end Edgar, Miner!vllle; M r. and . Our Graduate Watch Re• Mn. Eldon· Kr.aeuter and daugb. ters Leda Mae, Dolores and R� Be­ p alrman Has Years of berta o! Morning Star; M. r. and Mrs. Eichinger and ions, Charles ce Experien hind The Dial Dennis an d Donal d Rtr and Mrs. Van Meter. To Make Your Walch Run Complete Ltne of Men alld Boys Perfect. Receives Promotion 8 Re.-. and M rs. Waldo J. Bartels �� 4 PUT YOUR WATCH REPAIRS UP TO US! have received word that their of BM-nhardt .' ' �. R. son- � •law Wi dbey bland In Pµget Sound, has been promoted to Lieutenan t Com m ander in the U. $. Navy Air Force. Phone WY-!-:to49 M r. Bernhardt Is the f ather of Phone WY-2-3785 John Bernhardt who resided with FOMEROY, 126 E. MAIN STREET ·•• POMEROY �Iii,, EAST MAIN STREET his grandparents two y ears ago ' ' !Chools. oy r Pome the d e and· attend S l , B To the CLASS of 1960 We heartily, coni£ratulah!1 you on Farewell Party ·. ' Gl· ve·n· · we,d nesdny· " For Jeo. n Casey .S U P E R Around And About Middleport Session Thursday Holiday Week.end Comer Fourth and Middleport WCTU Holds Session Thursday Evening . ' ·' Sugar Run Pupih Entertained Tue•day r por1 and Syracuae and Glenro, Ewing, rt!preaentative of the Gld.­ eon Sociely in this locallly, were at the Bradbu ry School& when they presented . each pupil ln the se\·enth ,md e1chtb grade, with New Testamenu from the aociet,. Approxi m ately 100 were pres­ whe n lt:r. and Mrs . Pearl Willia m s w ere hosts to the sh. t h grade of Sugar Run School of whieh Mrs. William s is tea cher and their fam ilies. Tuead ay even­ ing. at their Harrisonville hom e. A planned potluck d inner was served, afle1' which horse back ri ding and ball games were en­ joyed . During th e evening the class prese nte d Mrs. Wil lia m s with a m atching pin and earrings a s their farewell girt to 'her. Mrs. Waller Grueser, Mrs. E. E. Follrod and Mn. Norman Bu:tei­ 2 SPEAkHSi IUILt -lN SWIYU room m others, served ice cream UH fOI ANY -ANQLI VJIWINia 1¥ FREPDI& HQUD,...l'..T bars'; at the dose of lhe evt'ning's Blacker black, •biter white Lt. and Mrs. Jam es Roller and activities. from 20,000 Volt.a PictuN!' Pow­ three chi ldren or Rantou l . Illinois, er. Golden Tube Sentry' Unit. are spending a 10 day visil here Golden " M " ' Tubes. Custom. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pa,t Matrons Hold Matie Tuner Ma x Roller and Mr. and M n. H o-The Past Matrons of Pomeroy Colora: M11 me r H a rtley. Chapter OES met Tuesday evening bogt1ny, Wal­ Mr. and Mrs. George Baer an d at the Masonic Te m ple with Mrs. nut,or Blond , son, Billy, and JohJtny Allensworth E. J. Tracy a s hostess. Model left Thursday for a two weeks Mrs. Dwight Parker presided at "\UH26. fishing trip in the mountains of a short business se ssion wh en Virginia. p lans were dlscussed for a picnic Mrs. Grace Keller, who has been in July. Mrs. Carl Shie lds, Mrs. visiting in Cleveland with rela tives Tracy a nd Mrs. 1-"red B laettnar returned to her ho me wi th Mr . u d were named as the nominating :drs. Homer Cook this week. Mrs. com m ittee. G. A. Stewa rt,' Charle ston, sister of : During the soda] hour, a quiz Mr. Cook, ca me toda y to spend the program was conducted by Mn. weekend at the Cook home. Sunday Tracy with prizes awarded the "Where Radio a. TV II A her daughter a nd £ami ty, Mr. a nd winners after which a dessert Busi.Deas Not A SideUDe"' Mrs. Charles Pelzel of Charleston, course was served. wi ll come for her and spen d the Mrs. Blaettnar will be hostess N . Second Awe, Mklclleport d ay with the Cooks. for the June meeting. Rev. and M,s. Ra y m on Konkright went to Ja m estown last Sund ay to ,i,it witp thefr daughter an d fa m ily, Mr, and Mrs. John Lockwood. M,s. Konkrighl reroain'Cil · with the Lock woods whi l e her da ughter was hospitalize d for the birth of a d aughter born Monday. nev. Konkright went on to Free­ mood where he atten d ed the sla­ tislics meeting for compiling the yearbook for the Methodist Con• ference which w ill be held June 7 . He returned home the m idd le of the week. :if rs. Elsie Cham bers, who has been confined to her home with a I ' _. ,,,,============,,,.,======,,,.,= -,= · severe cold, is improving. Class Holds :Toke The Fomily For A Drive Over· The t... !IPh. We hate eeverai elellni pk!II• . ap trueki, 1 ...., '58 Che� let 1 Toti wllla dna� . lllee seleellon of late nloul I -� TOIII, It )'OU need , a lncli lruck equlpmenl, �lll,1 First Annivers ary of the pasto r, Rev. Samue l Jackson, of the Nao· mi Baptist Church, Po meroy, will be observed Sun day, June 5. Rev,. H . H. Teague, pastor of Hosack Baptist Church, Columbus, wi ll be gu est speaker at th e 11 o'clock s ervice, He will be a ccom panied to , Pomeroy by his Senior Choir, Ma le Chorus and congr egation. Rem a rks by represent atives or .the First Baptist Church, Pomeroy, the Meigs County Ministerial A11 sociation, a nd Rev. Ny le Borden, pastor of the Mt. Mori a h Baptist Church in Middleport will be ineluded in the ser vice . At three o'cl ock R. L. Petty, paS• tor'. Paint Creek Baotist Chureh. will be guest speaker . Ws choir Will elso accompa ny him. Brookwood Station, . Wagon. 4 _ Door 6 pa,gs V8 l}lOtor, auto­ mati� tra-n.s. , power steering, v.llite finish, si�tless in�ri(lll", radio, beater. Like new tireS. $2095 , . ·Aki= ';,.• . , Lotal Church Will Observe Anniversary $1395 1958 CHEVROllT low &eden. ''8 ! - · 2 mileage and new ear clea n in- • tenor, powellglide Ullus.1 radio olid ,t,.. ter, "AQ!lewlll tlreo lbow -little iwear, ibeautllui -. o,.r lurquoloe flni,h. '°".:'"•f FORKED RUN LAKE - This is a view of the lake taken fr om near the concession stand at the lowe r section of the lake. In the foreground are boats available for rent at the lake. : Fairlane 500 4 Door Sedan. · Wlhite �ni.sh 'W'lth real clean blue interior trim, good tires. f'Qrdomatic tran&,, radio e.nd beater. Dour Tips on moving in door plants to out uf doors, were given by Mrs. Grueser, who sa id it was im portant to move in moi11t d ull weather and to prune and stake if needed , an d to place aecord ing to their need of sun or shade. Mrs. Vernon Nease. sub!tituting for ilirs. John Scott, gave a d em · onstr a tion on how to divide iris. Mrs. Nease a lso gav e "Now is the Time To" keep crops growing by va $1095 1957 FORD VB Milhoan, assisted by Mrs. Usw1 n Nease, en• tertained the Wildwood Garden club Wednesday evening at her home, Flatwoods. Devotions taken from Psa,l m 1 03 and a poem "So Long As There Are Homes" , by Mrs. Karl Grueser , opened tthe meeting. During the business session a report was given by the - --- - -committee on the llili:n project for • . at ult water and du st to keep 1on; 1v r g Cemetery. travelin The Gilmore pri� donated by Mrs. Paul l<"'ishf! r p lant! free of pests and disease; re• wa s awarded to Mrs. Ray Thomu. pot house plants: shear hedges; Mrs. Fred Neue prese nted the � eep rlower garden neat b� remo"­ topic •· Porch and Wind ow Boxes" 1ng faded blooms and w.eedmg; and and brought out that the Euro• mow la wna l o w. .Dah!J a11-, gladiol i pe a ns use them more than Amer i · and ea nnas ma y �till be planled. A de monst�at1on on flow�r ar. cans but since there are so many new modern ho m ell Am erica is ua- ranging was given �y Mrs. �Jlho�n ing them more. The bo:,r;es can be who used pu'l?le Iris and foliage m 1 1 mad e ol pine, oak or redwood and a black contamer. m usl have drainage holea in the Blue rib bon& were awarded for botto m .. Any good soil and a pro- speci mens to Mn. Ray '11lomati. portion of a three inch pot ful l of Mrs. David Neasie and Mrs. William 4-1 2-8 fertilizer to one buahel of Fither. Rec eiving blue ribbons for soil can be used . For monthly fe.ed• flower an angementt were Mrs. ing use one ounce of a mmonia sul• Henry Thomas, Mrs. David Nease, phate to two galloos of water . For Mra. Edison Hollon, Mrs. Fred shady spoUI, wondering j�w can be Nease, Mrs . Homer H ol ter, Mrs. planted and for sunny 11p0Ui, ger• Mra. Uswin Nease and Mrs. MR aniu m s, ool leus, ageratu m , petun• hoall. ias and dwa rf marigolds can be _______ ukd. I $595 1 955 CHEVROLET 1 00k · · .UAW , �� ..,...,..,, : , _,.._. I 1954 FORD VB l!I'••, ·� OLD .�AtacA enalll•• ta. tll ·���'-'��z . ' , ·�i! . • --- �• Va4W , oo ���?:_.,-�� ;: .tt�. �fii. ._, 11'•...r, .. ·�r � �.rJ ! . " ,,f ' . , �, i!ffittl, � , . • , . ,J l I ·nor � .... � a� Mrs. Dwight lean O nes · C o m e EDSeCAeRS ·, or llr. lln. uori They'll � lt E"eIT time . t j.:':.i . s�-•... :."'9 r HAVE GOT THE ;Poui. vi.. .�'... ,, ' ... ....... x a '""',· • 9•1t(J' ,' r.. :•:·IL . SE · ..:r• ' INEl WE ® � Biblu Wildwood Gorden Club Meet Wednesday Pre•ent Friday morni� Rn. Bowar• PHkl ol the Fir■t UnitMrs. Dwight Milhoan Home I R,ppelt, Evening At . . . ed Pre11byter1a11 Chu ch, Mlddle- by CATALI NA JANTZEN $1 0.95 to $22.95 AT HOME INSIDE THE WATCH WORKS Yes . . . I Beach Towels and Beach Bags $3.95 to $4.95 BATHING TRUNKS $1.98 to $5.95 CABANA sm " ' . : ' . . ' $2.98_1• $8,98 ' K&C JEW ELERS ..... SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHI RTS $1 .98 to $(98 ' . New York Clothing House· ,L ' • 1• , omo -,. �. . . � - .. - � - - - · · · J - · · · · � · · · · .. .. · · · · · • - + • • , "Hf DA ILY SEN TINEL Nitmta,J in, th! Columbu s Sunday Dispatth mat,s a& irnp,rtant subject, Ohio', prirnuy eltttion system, with more than cas ual crftit:lsm. . Its points are weU Uken and will be of Ulterest to Meigs county readers: Ohia'1 primary system ie a far•fmm-perfect instrniftent tor tree action by the voten. The prim3llJ waa insti.tutt!d as a device for giving the people-, Hiller than party bosses and well• ■ oiled Maeldnes, tlle power to nominate state and 10..1 effidaili and choose delegates to the national presidential nominating conventions. The ptQ'ty llolffS &lld th• party nia,bilws haVe it lbtir business _to i ntervene be· t�een the pe<>tle and the votrng booth by ent- Jl!ade !ilfo)'.ltg method� which give them the upper . band. They b;we been able to do this by tinl<ering with !tie primary election laws and J�t� them to theµ" own purposes, even ·�h�n ·the laws on their lace may seem to of, fer a "'free and epeft.'' primary. Fot bistance, state machines have found ways to slam the door In the faces of asplrants for the presidential nominations by virtually denying them places on the ballots , even though they use methods which conforn, with Ille letter of the law. ballot and voting 11 1achine s procedures. The printed rorm could conta 111 the ballots ol both parties, with a vol er be ing permitted to vote only under one part .v heading � a, deviee already used in some slates. We should think the voting machines cou ld be set up so tAat the voter could throw a lever or push i: but• ton which would releas(' to him the set of le-vers on the ballot of his choice. (A prteeinet official nOw throws su<"h a lever. We believe the opportunity to ehoose be· tween party ballots in secret might dr.aw many more voter, lo the polls an,i mah tire p rima�ies more dem ocr-atic amt repreaetr.ta.. l!ve ot a l l people. Objection would be raised I" 1u<tb 1, pliaa on the grounds that it would boo •ndw!i,,e to "cross voting" members ol one pM'IJ j umping ove r the fence and muddying the waters in the opposing party, 001T1etim.. with u lterior motives. We believe the number of such cases would be minimal , .however, be· ca•use the member of a party thereby would Jose his vote in his own party which he would be loath to do because he usually has friends and associates in his own party whom he desires to help. Party bosses and machines often are op• posed lo "getting out a large vote " in t he primaries , hence they might oppose- 3'J1Y plan which would intend to increase the primary turnout . Why do the bos·ses oppose a heavy vote in the prima ry'! They usuall y have a preferred or e ndo rsed sla te . If the vote is sma ll they fee I they can con 1 ro 1 Ith · e ou Icome , b ut the bigger the vote the more likely , they assume , the victory for <:andidates opposed to the Of· ganiza,t ion slate or for the independent with , I Ci� 1 11"'..; RY"'. .:t'R t f'J WASHINGTON UPI-Vice P res• lc,. "';itad P.nss lnter111-tion11I 1denl Richard M. Nixon'& •�pori• �n in West Vir1ini.11. are in'n.ltj. . ftidaJ, May 27, tl\e Ratina eamo.iin s�ditl1 .,- Sen. . ..f ., of the year, wltb 218 John •· Kenned:, in •th• •eat �, b:i 1811!18. Dttmocrahc p,:esidential � ' · · �nttoD ifl aps,roaching its then. QiNlii ..-r.. : 'tlte- mornin1 stars are l!ars, Herbert G. Jtlei n, Nia:owta. prefll Jupite, and Saturn. 8ecreta,y, aaid llhunday tAt viee 0. lliu day in h.iator)' : president hH heard repoftl o( lb. llil'I, Amelia Bloomer, Am"nry high 1pendinc" in th West eritan femiDUt, was born. Vi,1inia primary "at varlmls levla, tti,, Jltlita Waid Bowe, le.adelil, incfuding tle presidential II" d �eJJ UM woman suf.. levd." feb••• · ..,.emntl aQ!i· author of Be tofd .;.,amen, it •• only tbe: T,lil:J ef "Battle Hymn of the . �pee- :bpiibfle" Wat hh . -.. natlll'a), tha.t !lillftn', the .. 1 1hi -., ' tit CentwJ et P,r,.. ffl Cll i• inee , w:Mlfdl .-l!l'fti6-.U., .,, ''leq an eye tin Gft· wl\at •• Denntefltm ri"tahl · ap .1.. an tlonq_.. IT.«ft ltat.n h• ... . � . Han1ZDDu1l1 ,.......,,,.."'. :nl'ed h ., ••i 1 � ' ea�er, .; it Nit� » ·J •mn- llq•.,._ · ta,_ •• °"" a.. Japanese Still ft . - New Haven Socieh, News Plan Haring Ike Make Hui Vi4,:rr .io•- •- ·" ------- I -,- :C. ••1 1 cw1 -� ' -r..,..- !,, ·.,..=r ­__.. • .nm,11111\ • t ..,,_._ China Reds Vow WfOl Defeat .....,..,,. ...,_ t.Via �,,...... ) ' • =• .Mia :n.i- · th nJ" EDITOR'S MAJLBA.G �qt ,. }J j F"t· At Gallipolis 14. • Reeds,iUe Items Of lraterest . Stobart H. red ! DAILY CROSSWORD • a, Pro' West Cl1"qu'e Pulls Off Coup Over Menderes romykO Will Veto Move For More Peace Talk an. '' Mrs. Shirley McG raw returnee! to I her t'mpluymcnt in )1all•t' aft�r .s pending the past week with hrr lllt)lher. Mrs. Wilham Hyst•l 1 and a, Mn. F,o"'ls No.,io Evelyn BrlddH sister, M::i.ry Gract• Stubarl . Mrs . .i,�irn Cil.lUI w.as hoste111 when Mr. an d Mrs. Ca rl Romesburg of Mn;. Win Blake returned home the Boostec Sunday School l'las, Bes.Yer Falls, Pu . , .s11ent SiiltLrday after stveral ,lays vi&it with tt•la· met at ht·r home rceently. with Mrs. Esla Eaton and othl'r lives ot New Cumber land and l'ul '.urs. Hek11 Simpson led dl'rn• rclalivcs. umbu!>. tioni;, U!llll� (or her scripture U A'lrs. Elson Spencer and son, Mrs. Ellwl Stout spent fro m Timoth:y. Gaml•s w�re in ,:barge of Lllrry, went to Columbus where- Thursday Lill Saturday with her Mrs. Phy llis �tartm. Latry entered ii h011p1t.l for t:relilt- brother, Mr. and ltfS. Ralph Park · The he>lltes.s snved refr('shm.ents ment. er, Cheater. who are ill to Vera Beegle. Marie H o ush, Rel· . Fred Ca dle spent Sund ay night I Sunday guests of Mrs Le wis en, lsabe l and l;ri:tta Si m pson, 11t Dunbar wilh his mother, wno is Mille r and son we,e Mrs. Ruth Phyllis Ma rtin. Clara Powell. M'ag . very iJI. Lewis. CRnton, Mr. and ;"1, rs. Woy• 1 gie Shain, and Heulah Roush. The Racine .Grade School stu,. land Ma:11, 1ml, sont Larry, of Lan· Glennie Simpfion celebrated hi11 I ctents ,accompanied by tcaclh!:n cffler, John Marr ind Mrs. Beu• secGlld birthchiy at the home of his and r.oom motMn, held thctir J1e- lail Neig.le r Jnd son, A,vid, R acine. grandpa rents, Mr. and Mrs. E d· nic Monday at Por t land Park. Lewi.I !lfiller bas nturned to his 1 ward Simpson. Tuesday eveniRI. The Eighth Grll<le Commence- emplQymient on tht "river . I Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hoob of m ent was held Tuesday. May 24. Doris �vis wae returned l i omc Tuppers Plains visited tffentl)' On WednP.sday, the claH went ta, trow Holzer Ho8pital. with Re v. and Mrs. F'. E. Dunn. Camden Park, Hnntirrgton. Mn. .Al· s'ehrose ari.d . sister, Mrs. James Swa1· t .:mered Ho lier HoeMr. and :...ra. VerH Wattet'&On, 111 ie Reed a It pital ilfonday for surgery. egle . Tom Btegle and Ver.a lennabergeP ,and T Be G'JJ 1 Mrs, Linnie of guei,U t n rece were G?" 8t h C. r;a;. -,son,. returned to his B e-tgle attended· t e a �· h ade 3 ra · home 1'12&day Comme ga: fro m ncement at �nd, Mon• St. lostD"h · -. re turned Mn. �lyrtle Fro!lt day evening, ._,,.,..ta!· weeks two aftt!! .endhll sn h&me r. Ifft.. Gomer Lewis atteniitd the Gu.ests of M.r. and Mn. Ch arIes d Mrs. an Mr. . da11ghtflr r e h with• Bllt!caLau-,eate srrvices at Mldd�- M l P Me c N l M c were es u . ti l i e · . 1 n 'll'mmas, Worthingt,.m . Georg pert: Sunday. Her grandson, Jitleh lins, eon and P.&J:ldNft, ()f Newar.k, W l eOier ah atte ded a Tea a t n e hi e e · 1'11.iho n, ill a member of the gr.ad- for several days-. lb. amt M?:s. Chfford Hil>ltn, Oi.k Gt:Me, visited on Luarua ' Jum C>rll'lg all ladies over uating elass. an• . ..J� e birthday - ye••s - .o•"'' ..., aad "'"l Mn. Front"cs Romine returned to Saturday. hsr home a t Hemlock Grove after itit:rs. Wanda Jaeoba and children pu'ty iri hei honor M her daught-�- spendi ng el''I with all the abil dren and � a visit with her son-in.J aw an d have retu,ne« "· ,wine a� daughter, M r . a nd Mrs. Henry Eu• two weelis in Cleeimtati with her i114'1tfc1li l4ff• present. elyde Y:iU�ne, P6m\�roy, moved ler. parent.Ii Ab. and Iba. Ray Roush, Mrs. Ann Coe and Mrs. Ben who �ompanied th•m llome and- to Tuppen Pbin, with bis son, Mr. and !fn. Vanee 1ilillhone. Spencet spent Tuesday in Galli- �t 11h wed ettcl. MP.a. Ada' TaJI, was returned . lib. aed !Ire, l'red Cadle polis villited ____________ Sunda al�ernoon with M r. and hom.e from Sbeltei?ing Arms Hos· J lira, Gail Bradford and Mr . and pita! al Athens, ------.,. _Mr!. Walter France at Rutland. Mr. and lfn. Bruce Stiff of West Palm B..ch, Florida, were . guosff of Mr . and Mrs. Ver n e Wa tterson lo, several , day,. Mn, WattenoD aoompan1ed them to Vmeent, Ohio , " Lvcy kipblt to vi.tit relatives over the week• Mi!. 11-nw,1• ltrs. Gu-y Spenc er and ATHENS, C,eec� U P t�Pro- ffld, Westeri:i army officer� 1e1zed Mi, and Mrs. Mason .Spencer ac- chiMN;:"ll<>IU, Lairy an d Linda, Catt Barnhart power m Tu rk ey today in an ap. companied theil' daughter. Mrs. nd M• aruf � 0-arrY and Don ­ €har1n parently bloo dless coup th.at to"; J�n 11.indaey to het �ome at Grove nie. · Friday �n trlpe to t he i p ed th� strong-m a n r egime 0• I City, Sunday, ret�rnmg M�n day , west : the former going t o Phoenix, of Pre m ier Ad n a n Men deres. They Mr. an d Mrs. Ch ester Si m pson . rts are l e the. Barnha prom ised to give Turkey "free and Mr and Mrs Edward Simpson A• rizonll, "! h'l . elections" and keep it faithful to s pent e week �nd at Rich m ond to vtsit with rela tives m Montana. . . . Mrs. Ma ry Frances Hopkins and Western a tr1anccs: o hio, '!"Ith Mr. and M rs. B rian' . so�, Will"iani Lloyd , of BellfonMenderes, President Ce l.il Ba )"- Simpson. t a b ere with e, ar and �ational Assembl y Presi• Dorothy Howell of . Mi dd leport , � �; i��:� !�s, �r. and '.. Mrs. dent Reflk Koralton rere report- spent the ��ek end with h er couLe e Wallac:. While here they vlsed arrested. , Mary C l e la n d . s m . . . T�e arme d forces seized rad10 M r. and Mrs. Francis Worthing- ited Mrs Hopkins' mother , M rs. . stations -and other com m ull)ca- ton of Ravenswood are guests of Beul ah .I).Ye in Athens. Accgr-dmg t the will of the late tlons facilities, sea led off the thei r son-in- law and d aughf er, Mr . . T � enee th e ReedsM border . ,: md set_ UP, a "com mittee and Mrs. Edward Wagner. vif:� ci::!ua� �' Church re�ived of national unity under Gen. fifty . do}� ,from her e1tate. Both Crm �I Gursel , com m ander of al l · f Mrs. TorrflnJe llna·uer husbana, J. Turkish laud forces, to run lhe B., were long lime l)lernoers Jr the country. I church. ; Th e tak eover climaxed more Fu,neral service& fqr· �ay Tbom� than two years of domestic unre st 1·ght ·n 66 1..... ..i·ed Frid and a mon th of rio tous student· April 28, 1960 ��itsb��• h h��pi tal w::e e1dlM"on� le d prote sts agains t M en dere:i' Pom er oy, Ohio. d ay aftern90JJ. at tl\!;l White F,unergovernment. The latter apparentThe Daily Sentinel al Hdme jn · cQ:plvllle With , .R�v. · ly were inspired by the stud en t Dea : r Sir Ha r old DoSlflr ,1.; charge. Survavors uprising which toppl ed Syngman Due to past acts I feel that this include the wid ow and his m6thrr , Rhee 's governmen t in South Ko..t ue to the person or �•.n letter is _.,. ..rs. Lillie 'J/. .,_oma&. n �,Ballial WU in rea. . persons who helped our post in the Reedsvi).le Cemetery. , \ Wlth !D08t commumcations to telliPf.. the coun ty of th e lose of . Jam�s 1'eed �nd fari111Y' of �aid• t� e outside w �l 4rµm�• ou( J,i.fow··. �..de, J. M. • or,ld, a t �\I' " well W'et'e he:t'e· SP,rl611y, gU'eafs of diately aft�r th·e army" fit k'«M"i>er, Th ornt on. · · M rs: Mary Nfohbl��and,1ltmtl,! reports of the coup cam e from As Com mander of Drew-Web• Bill o1·•,.._ � of Belpre , 9na •-n t, Sun• ,army broadca,st e ove.r th e_ T urk'19I1 ster Pos t No. 39, American Lewith day r elatives here: radio and d1pI omat.1c d ispat ches gion Departm ent of Ohio, I wish M rs. . Steve �smond and two t0 0th er worId · capttaI s. to extend m y thanks, as [ also children of Parkersburg and H. G. The Iranian governm ent was want · to expr my personal Vin eyard and family oi Dayton ese inf�rmed by its representati �e out- were weelf) �IJd�" visitors i n1 the thanks, for the quick and In Turkey that M enderes was m standi ng j ob of letting our fnem- Sisson home. . . custody lllld would stand tr iel. hers know the time for out ser19�. �•· �� Jlranne>p .a�d The ar med for ces sal d Turkey vices for our departed buddy , eon, Paut Dean, ·Ha:Ve returnp<1 to wo�ld stand by its inter national F' rom on e and all many thanks for their home In Jullctio,n City, fol• obl igatiOne and remain "co m - this se rvice as we do apprec · ir ate · low · I"• · with her rm 11a a v,,·, t here · ·othP1ete lY Ioya1 tO th 8 um· ted Na - yotlr li ndn , 'l!IS . er , M r s. Ma r y Nichols, and chil d• l Uons charter and to the princip e Yours fo r 'a greater America, ren or human rights." • Dr ew-Webste+ Post No. 39J Department of 0hio, M r. and. Mrs. Har ry Gtitbrl• Ame.lean Leglo�. were ietent ,..st, ol M r. am! I Frank A. Vaugha n, Mra. J)ilbffl Y�st and . family of 0 ug s Prob:;:;::ntain l' : f15 ,rll 'f Continued lrom Page One �- , painfully light In weigh t. State Election Set . DEV�D 'i'O INTEHUTl A Navy hitch added some beef WASHINGTON UPI - The Ju,- OJ' if£JGS.MAIION � to his frame, a year at West Vir• tlce Department has agreed to •��, S.. Ow-.. Pulll� glnia Wesleyan helped, and by inve&tigate allegations that YOtea l'Jlblilbed eveey flt� If the time Charley got to, Ohio were bought with both rooney and \'ei,t . •� by The � V�lll , Univ ersi ty tc; pl ay rootball-all liquor in a West Virginia county ,W,Uab_lDI ·�pa.-, at n, on his own-he could push about during the recent presidential Pri• aanlc S� •• P�mero1., .� .. � . lfl8 pounds into 225 pound tackles mary election. aeu office plwae WY2,21&d, ed.ltcll! • and e nds. A apokeeman aald the depar t- Ill office -nhone WY2-21&7. :. In his senior year at OU Cha r- ment would look ipto a compJaint Bnieqd JI He@,: � � ley received about every honor made by Clyde FteelllaP, tna)'or Ill.Utt at, 11\e poit office It an athl ete ca11 win both fot his of Ch1pfllanvfite, W. Va.. and to �Y. Ohlq. • 1. scholastic ac.h�vem ents, a nd his he ar a delegation of citizen, frt>m �11111Nati�·• a4� • �. 8ti llrldiron, ·play. Logan County where Chapman• d.ve: JtQttlneK'-&ili. � York. . He mar ried lune ChanceJ, Ilia· ville Is located. �� 'Ate.�� · • ,1 ter of his close friend, R01er few Yo$. nd the• h • ·� cbll Ch TO MIIT SUNDAY ·'ntW. ;,,ii� "' �:,"J.0: Kay David a.: Th• comml■ ori Edltcatlon of 1an1e Tiii"ere attitlable, CODI/ the He<ith ,itothodilt · citurch ol hell,' IIY& monlhl. ,< , Iii � .. · The Stobarta wlll move to Gal- MlddlePOi:t wl.11 meet Suhqay even- � Dltlr , tbt ■onl(II\ f!,!Mh, , !l\llo, 'llllll!"l, llpoll1 u aoon a, ho..lng tan he Ing at tho ehurtb �I 7:80. AH te1cher1 and o!fk!era of the -. .Bl -- rtili WWlf fouDd. He ts to take ,ove'r ' ttie summer program June LL His mo- · SU11daf Sehoot· ,and Commtasloa. dlol ,111 .....- lj, . a,, ll!t!i\i, o■ ther now ta Mra. Hubert Pullins, · momben olecled ·by lhl Qu�rterll '""" .-i .a '•��/ • W,, • -tltliConference are ul'ftd to 1ttend. BroW11all Ave,, Middleport. - th� Gt.a Jridge . · Y WH s-...' •• ca:: 8'ftl" """" 18!-..::e .. •,=.. fw ...a-- . ¥a1:1ian ', •hilt, �- -. � --ii-, t.e ��er, the .fll --• ltliot 111d 111, •1�� e TOKYO VP! - 'l'llo � g: �ll'fttut ..-�.... ��� Su flav i� tovemment detldlei t I '!'Jt ,.,.,,_...._ from g1v. ahead with pfana fot i n Words eYld�nce of the ' s visit next mo. de•/ Eisenhowe r spite wH d Jeftist demonatl'itionj, 1 which have taken a sharjf ;. antt?­ ;� Amer ican turn. 1 ' Foreign Minister Aiichi ro , Fuji• 'G ----....... Another dn.Wback to the party primary ya ma made th e announc ement system .., II !unctions in Ohio and In most ,rte, , c,mlerence wuh Pri me " :i.1inist er Nobusukc Kishi and sev,, states ls that the voter presenti ng himself at eral other cabinet mini11ters. his precinct voting place is required to state • Lea de rs of the extrem e leftist his party affiliation or preference. Whether UNITED NATIONS, N. y_ UP IZengakurcn 8tud ent organiL ation j ustified in their attitude or not, many voters ha ve gone so far as to threate n Western diplomats pred icted toto ston e Eisenhow er if he comes day Sovi et Foreign Minister A n dislike to mak e th(' required statement in the · to Jape n. drei Gromyk 0 wou I d vetO a a 11 presence of others , includin g the prednet of. • Even top me mbers of the oppo- power appeal for the resumSfD: pbon ficlals . Some voters refuse to give the inforeition D e mocratic Party have d e- of East · West peace . talks under manded th e visit be cancelled or United Nations matton an d stalk out of the polls. Thousands aul!I pi ees · stponed. p o of potential voters are believed to stay away -----------Gro myko, voted down 'in bis d esecret a ry, Mrs. Luther Smith. man d for a Securi tY Council confrom the pri ma rie s because o f the re q uire · . . · loose pa rty ties, Atten d Jng were Mr. and Mrs. demna tion of Am er ican U-2 fl ights ment. Lawrence Lieving, M r, and Mrs. and needled by the dramatic disIii a similar m11tter , lobbies and vested inCook e, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. closure tha.t Soviet agents had The defense for the requircmunt is that. the terests often arc able to control elections, and Mrs. Ja m es Roush, Mr. end planted Jillenlng devices i n the primaries are party affairs and only party bankin g on a small, controlled vote to elect Mrs Mil le r, Mrs. Harry Hoffm an, 1rea.t seal of the United States i n Mr. and Mrs. Benn ett, Mani n , the Moteow embassy, conceded th e members should be permit ted to vote in the the canllid ates they have put in th e field. Rerul!lh, Rev. Robert Dll1ie, ' Mr s. re1ollltion had aome merits. primary of the party with which he is aWliThe possibility and _ desirability of improv- ThomH Hoffman and MIN Ethe l But he claimed its m ain eff ect ated or for which he has a pref�r ence. But �¢ ■ lllf' ing the primaries is mentioned at this time Riddle. WBl!I to shield Amerlce's "HiUer• M ANd the ordinary voter doesn 't see why he has to because the presidential, state and local prlMr. in 111r,. w■1ffll 1Af C'llpe, ite'' palley- of aggression-a policy make such a declarntion. marie s have just Ueen held and there were tmt are unottMlnJ tile ·Mttb of whith he charged wa9 openly em. · · Senou s cons1· d eraho May 12tk, at Ho&.E!r brac ed by Preside nt Eisenhower n s I1ould be given to aspe cts of it which leave much to be desired. a udaughter, . 1,;11 · � n•m - In bis repor t to the nat ion l pita H lhe possibi lity ol permitting the voters in The propitious time to start the ball rolling ed Klmbff lj Sa• •"Ii 1'et1bed Wedneaday night. That report, he Ohio prim aries to selec t in the secrecy of the said, had "placed m a nkin d on t he f or improvement in the primarie 1 s s wh ile 7 lbs. •� Ollllcert. Tie •�terna l brink of war.'' voting booth the p�rty ballot of his choice . 4 such e"per iences are fresh in the minds of f:��� =��loc�: m:;;: a ••,antHtle Allegetlon" This could be done under both the printed the people. nal grandmotlter la Mrt. J:l!"IH! th ''1'ha t is a fantastic al legation," ::-:---;:-;:-----------:-:=TrnT.,..,.,,,....:.._� _ Hill, G1llipotl1, u. . .Ambass ador· Henry Ca�ot ·m1d their' nlOllhl1)'' �eelinl-( recent• to the Flug. Devotions w�rc'i�d ! by ·r L<>4ce s sail,\ pf �AO'.A )'(: "'arks ly. The cnll l o o rder was le(] by MI'S. Harry Ord and Mi-S. ' 1t.fl\Wtrd ' Hn. Heni,an, iftNrbifle d after the counci l iheH1ir(." 1t1i,1'ei1.d· Bever ly Staats, secrelary , Devo- Roush presented the lese:6n, 1\'\Mod- ' the member1 of the brid,e club ed. "On e could only wonder what 1J l ions were led J(ld by Rcgic Hurt. crn l"ubrks and Their Care." T Wedntlda:,. he prlae Jor, kigh m ight cause the Soviet governThe progr am theme was "Safety in IUIPllll HOUIIWARMING Mrs. C. U. Thompson showed sev- 1core wal!I won by Mr._ :fil, 0 me nt to say such atrociou s era! articles she had m ede in con- Wein. P1ayiq were Mn. Hugo A ltllPl'riff henewarmln:11 ro,· Mrs. the Home." things," Du momil rul ions were given by nedion with a new craft, .i l n ss Juhll n1, M:r1. Georae Lerner� Mrs. Ridiard, Lewil wit held at her . Lodge carli'U" bed made mock• ,-.,... Friday enniftl, Gift, \ferc Orville Grad y, Bonnie Staats and pointing. Mrs. Roy Krebs wnt Wein and Mr,. Layne. ecyof RussJa'§ indignation over pretelritd te the lloiloree and re• Regi e Ha rt. A talk on trec11 wa s teach u class in this craft at tho U, L. C. M. Lhe U-2 flights by showing the lrffhrnenta •"•0 to Iha. Lyle given hy Arl mu! Roush. Pl a ns were club house in the afternoon The United Lutheran , Clrurch coundl • wooden dlsc, engr of aved mode for n hayride n June 6. o M<!Cfflftietk, IIH. Adrlan Litthey, June 22. Mrs. Jack Reed and 1�r11. , Men of the St. Paul'l!I Chu,cJti inet The eve ning 's progn. m wa.s pre • C. 8. Tho m pson re ported on a Wednesda tveninl ·tor tbeil re­ with \he great seal of th e United Mrt , RaffJ Ord, Mn, Tommy Fry States, which came apart to reyind Rebnl!&, Ktt. .o. J. Lathey, sen1ed by Woodrow Brown who m eeting they recently ultended at aula r dinner meetln1. Dev�ns vea I an eIect ronic Iil4 tening dewhile on m iakcn a Bhowed oviei,1 Mrt. Walter Brown, Mn. Leo Pt. P leas a nt con<!erning the spring were led by Fillip Wolpert. &ev. Thomplt(ln, Mn. Byron Fl')' , Mr!i trip across c;cm ntry to C alifornia , training meeting at Jackson's Mill. David J'reemaa of the local Me­ vice inl!ltalled "right under th e beak of the e agle." Mrs. Stanl ey Sta ats, fl•crcation tbodilt Church wa1 1ueat ,,....._e r Heward Roulh:, Mn. lnl!in Smith, showing mu ny points o( interest. AVALAN S A CLU CHI WOM N' B ll'tt<lc;r, conducled lhe social hour, for the evenin&, bil topic '-'Cl)rts• 11n John Le•ts, MiettN1 and Du.ltt The State Department later dis­ Jftl, StanleJ Staatl andt Carn1 IUl' , 1 The Avnlnnthe .fa r m w.omnn's with prizes won by Mrs. John tlan U nity." clo3ed ·that the "bua:eing" of the lfrt. ,lad; Re,d, CJt.ryl Lewi■ inti Club met recently fnr their M�y Smith ond MrB. B. J. Lathey. Se- At the ahort bu1ine11 mQpng se11l was discovered in the Mol!I• me e ling, The eall tn o rde r wa� g1v · cret Siste r git•-: wer e exchanged . tewta. offJcera for the comln 1 1ear cow embassy in 1952 wheri George f'n by MN. Jc1111 ROltHh, prcH1dent, LONI STAR DUSTl!!RS UONS CLUB were eletted: prel!lldent, !'.Paul F. Kennan was ambassador. For­ The Lone Star misters H·I Club lnltnwed wlth a song and pled ge The Lions Club m et Tuesd af Rouab; viu prelide nt, Joe Paqh; mer New York Gov. Averell Har­ evenlng at the Amerlcan Legion ■ecre�. BW Powelli treuuter, riman siJld the seal had been pre11ented to him 81!1 a gift by Home with the members ot the BUl Mcl"uland. Attendin, were Lawrence ' Jar• a aroup of Rus1ian11 when he was AuxJ l lary serving the m«ial. A ACROSS :I. Protective 22. Afroah short businel!IS meeting was he ld son1, Rotliert John1ton, Him. ambassador to the Soviet Union I, A pn� covering 24, White an d future projects were d i1 Layne, CIJ,ence Ble11ln1. .Je11 in 1945. of egg NraUV. 8. l.e,ke blrct, •n Brown, lilt laaaell, cussed . I. Alanfler 2!1, 11,Small pie Ll)'Dll, UO)'" OU llouab, · Attending re Bob we Joh nston. � do om •• IO.� II, QJLb,?lo c.Lty � Cha rle s Lester, , . Tpm . Hoffm an, Ado'ms Jr., Jim Fry and •• TrudflU u• n amed above. , J ac ey, . k Fr F , e c R I h t er , H en C r y eapti'/0 t. A. brawl 11.Bawallall PIRSONALS Buck, John Wolfe,, �ill lfear a nd !8, Emmet ll'lttlq I, l:xclNDl\a Mrs, Don-1d Bumgardner, llts, A E d n Cun lna: h::u 27, Condlllt tlon ', Q. Qopld Robert McGlotblln , "Mrs. Ho\1'ardON NI . 29, Btyll1h II, llttnllliD f. ,\mer!<lat1 Mrs. John D. BostQJl, , of Le tart Wagefthals, idra. Roland Karr, ikl& ' (colloq,) v JIRl'-1 " J.oa,ua was hosteas to I famny · reu nion at Otto Grimm, Mra. William Poyel� U, tum 81, Come Mrs, J, V. McGrew, Mn, 'MIIUIIII he r In home Su n day Atl. · n dl n g We it.A� 2f. Plolt'le r e 8T, 8m&ll clrlnlt .-.vn.� UP' i-Communii. �1 Chi na M r. and Mrs. A. A. Pauley, Mr. Ru111ell attend the Un ited Lutheran· dNld houle 81. Btaetc,, \ 118. l'm:Yboal, cl lmed air y space Ill bad ■ . ,wa U lli-ftlcfl 1t. 'l.'ortot■e Lynn Boston, William Bo11to n, Sal- Church Woman'• ConveDl:htn at • �l�l•ted re�ate (rue) board dly by Am­ Jackson'• Mill, Tuelday. :;., 81, Weird \ to. TUiier It. � IIO, 3aft ly Lou Boston, Charle• Bleulng, . •Claren ce •Bleasing, dele&at« frura eri un , U·.1, type aircraft and M,lllxpert IL Mrs. Strawthard Ohlln1er and l!IOQ (I. A.) the VDlted .sta1ea m u &t Roy a nd Ralph, Mrs. Eta Sblrl tY, the St. Paul'• ChUrch, Ne� Hav� d8'e■t, . atte n ded the meoti n of UIM'fl':Mf 1,ullff' <fltlbinl & Richard Shirley, Mr, and Mrs. nltt New Cblna IJo!n"'° TH ol<> Luthara.$ of Vlrglilla SYl\od '' 111. Mino ' James C1 nter, Mr. and Mrs. Oak A1en1y Aid American u�� Cblif Grimm, Mn. Sam Boston and ao111-, cbes at Jid:aon'il Mill foi! , •v-l �WI e pJ1ae1 had •n known to Q1 i h,:!l da s la&t w-Mt. f Pat, Mike and S1m. Mr1, Jun lot Ml',. Cbr.rence Ble'81n, :ret�• •Pl!nt�r•• 11 tlleeply 11 4SO mile, Gerl aeh and Debby, lorry and 1 tin> <lllllo m�and and . al .,. Pam, Mr. a nd Mn. R..h II. Shirley, home with ,her lf■nddauuttt\'• . lM' ; ;.:1; e U� pa- tho cCommunl•t• llh • for oh trlcla Weirlcl, 1 Mr. and !Ir■, Clyde Clark and Mark rul'4 l{al■tw, totand■ ot a height and Martha, Albert Shirley. all ol Patricia 11 tho dauahter of 1th. of I IO.£f.i.,. oti, t 10 th11 1,. I� th• 1,000 A""", Wolrtct and Mn, Georp Letart; Mr. and Mu. M'aet Jon111 could. a� them •wtU.en � had W. apent' ,iV.al: and Va., and Zorra, Loli, Roberta, Jane. ' tbllr naW 111, Bonnie and Jdhn, Woll Columbia; weeks wl�fl Mr �n'ntl Ml& offklal Petptn1 People', � ot ou6 rt. r. an lr R ll · lftd • Mr. and Mn. Robert Layne and �lllenu., on thue •nd �-• Nftl'lt: ,pent Clneland� I Harriot, Holly ind Jay: Mr, and other al'°'"" vlollU.,■ hr . �• Mn. Jame• Howard and Tommy, weekend vllltlni hi■ molNor, lit■• ...,. •114,·, •ll'ihiPI, Hid U 1 .. noth • H. N. Routla: � "Phereu, Sue 1t1d Scott, New H• "-� nn be ° Ill Ill NtNrou hie , Paul ,,,..,e. w11 • ,...,nt •lll'ii- N II.IP ven : A-ic Jamee Booton, Stei,arl d lorJ of lnlelma-' ca . i>a I ti<illt .!� P1 �. nt V� R AFB, New York; S-S-lt, and Mn. . • .. 1 .Nlal t:.._ . .., � U.. """"' pe p 1111 11 1 m er I i� The a r Jo,eph II, Boston and Wllllam, lo. PIii. n. l!i"I'• t I• ■o thva, �timlt rtffilt a al G ~hun� •n • �• seph ■nd Jon •-• I . ; Jlectnl IIU'-li' 1 ioll4 'M\'I, p ng � ' .,._._ ""' · '--.:..__ - ' deMn. Clyde B, Smith and llaurlce Iv� ta ."IGOlh ,.,,iou. w:,rn­ ! In. • 1 111i�l and Phi S Wollitrt lip a nd Dorta, Mr. and IIIIRh H. i!ll't. G• • Dan■:� In& . to Ille • Voltild �liet iind Shirley, Jr. and C1ro1Yn and Koth• , clut• �aiil .,._., ~i ,,, • Pl'OmiNd ,tu 'cldna, • people n ryn, Ill. Alto; 111:n. Poul Shirley : · lt• a;; �. ,.., 0 , ,;,;· , tould tior re.i ,uJ1;1111 •••ll accounts. . o 1 and lloberl and Paul 111,, Toronto. � a·2 �'44 �lllillicii lid t1ii �. Ohio: otl Shlrloy, pt, Plea.. nt: Mr.,' o1 . ()hit, �'J; ' � . Uliltecr ,,.,._,,... doeo ••� n, . CBiflv!lilffl - llm'II Jtow to woill Ind Mrs, 8h0ffllln G�l•ch In ,.ii,., .,.,.. dtQ/111,. it will d ta d � llllne lttla .!if. II Kim and Ken111, VO,,, Mr. and Iioioe iuffl r.t � · 'PV4,, Ila ll!l�IUon to • i. 0 Ji Iii • • L L I» W ),In. � S1. �"P anf Bretl, Ripley ; Ult , Jlolto and 111,, LIO)'ll loulli Mr. and Mn. J1ct ,1111.,-, M11on, uo .. "'"' VI· PUJ>t of. Ill• 1'Ql'ld;" Ollla � tll!IIIIT� r«l -tl..,, Ja lllta -ple A ll ­ d 1 1 and lhe' h01teu, · Mil 11!1»,, Ui, X tar tlil wo 0'11, h'ltU#!Ut• lllt. and llflii � · I . .,.. �- · , · � • �. lll!il t.i::-- tl ltla - Ul all ...... , WIN - CLAU MITIIIO tor, 11 Phlladolpl\la., tft!_lo' U The Wln•W11t CIMI ol tl,e,EUB there �F atten.ded the . 1fl!ll" .., ui. - ii,un, _ __ Hf Church mot II•...., Htalng ll ol l!i!l,t ...,_1)1,law frolir )I , " A ClrffNarm lulabwll ...;,._ _..__ i.a., th� <hurdl. Tlli ......a n, .... I A� Slminlrf. � ' W D I' _P 'f Q R X l) W JI I\ hymn 1ln1 followed ,-1th • pray- ■cee,tj,,i It, tlll!IO 6f ■ """" ""' � Ill 1 jl � bqsl er by Luther � - � di�h D'il)I . . ',;.J:..'.:!:�. �..... 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But the best the Swedish titleholder could do was a 103 as a 1ueat com• pelitor in the Z3rd annual golf toumamenl of the CYO of New Yor. Johansson resume, tralnina: today for hie June 20 title bout with Floy d Patteraon, OTO[ AND - - STOP HERE FOR A DELICIOUS, COOLING REFRESHMENT - MUk Shakes, Cokes, Suwlaes McClure's Dairy Isle Loeusl In Middleport reaching iqaportant mile1tooe 1 through your own hard Work ; we willh ,-oU . f�ture eiidUvori ever)' ,uCCess in you!" u� O:Ow 01" later, you cafl U118 advice on moile:r matte.rt, or. help with t;hem, dt,n't heeitate tO look to u1 at the bank - ,in• .- , ·oerelf your lriondi. ALL "BOUOH LIPR. U.� MON8r LBADS 1'(t J · PRdekll!IS. Wit WILL ' ' . ' �EL.COMB YOIJ AS A 14\/EB � WI! . Pay 3% Interest on Your Savings POMEROY NATIONAL' . 'BANK BANKING SIN�£ 187Z ' ' Member Federal llelene Syllelr . ' Memller J'eilml •Jkposit Jmuru.te Co�• t>IIIIIUOY ' liirn.AND ' I ent ,. $239.95 Werner RA.DIO ond TELEVISION ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAKER'� Aluminum Folding Chairs · · · · · · · · · · · · $4.29 Aluminum Folding lounge Chairs · · · · $9.95 BAKE R F U RN ITU RE MIDDLEPORT L •• •••••• ••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••• I WOmen . ° l "'1!� 1 I ! H l.d · · · H , P HAD A . HEINERNIC LATELY? ., • ! ! • • i •• FOR HO LI DAY F U N LADIES SWIMWEAR . an. GOLDEN "M" CHASSIS The meellng of the �Jddl eport "YC�U was opened with group Jea n Casey was honori!(I · Wed • Smgi�g when they met Thu rsday nesda y evening wh en Helen· Ttly1o r even mg at . the Naz arcn.e parson• and Sa ra Hannigan held a surprise age for th�ir Ma y meetm.g. Mrs. party at the Casey home in Middle· Lillia n · Stieff . accom pam� .the port. TtJ_e pa rlp was a farewe ll to group at th� piano for the S m� mg. The openmg prayer was given Jea n who wil l move to Virginia next nionth with her parents, M r . by Mrs . Clyde Bartlett, the hostess, who al so g.uve the cha �t�r ��om a nd Mrs, Cl arence Casey. Thl' pa rty was held in the recre- the Sl�dy book "R� ally L m ng. ation room and backya rd of the . Durmg the eve,nmg a roun.d robCasey home. Dancing was enjoy ed m le tter was written to thei r ?I d ' est mem ber, Miss Sally McC?r m 1ck. by the group. 1 who wlll ce l ebnte he, birthday S OYO Guests for th e affair were Mary next month. Mn. Clarence McNeal, president. Carol Swanson, Caro l Jacobs, Cha r• J ene Da vis, Barbara Jones, Patty cond ucted the m eeting and gave a : Lowery, Evelyn Gibbons, ' Ga ry revie of the activities or the unit • • Aul t,, John Erwin, Bob VanCooney, for the past ye ar. .The group voled, is a picnic indoors or • Heinernic A : The Lova ,, l Women's Class o1 th e nicherd Swackham er , Jim Hood to !end $5 to th e Temperance Ed gir • , out wflere good fn"ends anti nel•._ • •• riSt � et Ch of Church leport d Mid • lit· is for us d e and Jim Hoyt. which Fund ucation together ffl kids the all and bors • · • mng. e ev ay d Thurs • rhurch the During the evening a gi(t was erature in the "h 01 s tn the staIe. at I, to enJOY • hot dogs and Tb.::U,.., :-n anti • : . S<!ripe th d a e r • Lightfoot Mac Mrs. • The mee tlng O1 the Loyal Tempresented to Miss Casey from her all the fixin's tastily enclosed ID •• ' rs. Robert Reibel gave M and e tur Chilin d l e h be o t Legion rance e : frl·en ds. She alae rece ived a gift p •• ... onet ..-.:u. the evening prayer. . h e on J une 2 was annOunAA,1 A Heiner's buns. Have .• •, . from Mrs. Judson Whlte who as- Iicot • -,. Mrs. Erne11t Lal lance read "'The 11le article. "Charged With Mur• sisted with the pa rty and baked a n take Roster, Leo b)' Go; d Th lnp Ba With ; • de�" was rea� by Mrs. Clarence Five Failhs" c1tk e for the occasion. • •�• 1 • • after • Cllne after which Mu. Bartlett was fro m McCall 's m aga:tine eIner I • • • -u I . • H · " , which Mrs. Reibel gave the "Life Refresh m ents for the party in- the devotional leader . : : Helnlr'I GOii with . eluded sand wiches, potato chips, During the program hour two of Hanna" from lbe Bible. : : . Evt"""'lnc Goadl ) Mrs. Oscar Roush, vice pres!soft drinks and cake with M rs. Ca- numbel'8 w ere sung by Rev. Bart.,,.., • : busi9hort e th over sey an d Hubert Tay lor assisting l ett a·nd hie son, James, as Rev. dent, pre11ided : ; e the of absenc the in Ssion e s ncsS the young people. • 1 Bartlett played guitar aceompani• eynolds.. DurR Mrs. , t n e presid · ment. · · : : on wu • , • •• • , , The meeting was •t!}osed with a ing the meeting a donati : • 1 1 1 • . . • , 1 1 1 1 • •• •, •• 1 1 •• •• • , • • .. • •• .- 1 1 •• • • , • • • • · ive r D r Canee th o e t voted s hymrt •0d Mias Marg�ret auer tan ey arty e i =�����,;;;;;;;aa;;;a;;;=;;;.=;;;.====---==, -During the so<!ia l hour following gave the blessing preceding the reAl aeon ome the meeting a dessert coune was 1, , , frelhment hour. . A Stanley party was held e1-- 1 t Hoateese i for the evening w ere served by Mre. Lallance, Mrs. C. C. day eve ning at the home dr s. M1'& Oma Nelson, M rs. Grace. Ab- Chapman and Mrs. Lightfoot. Mrs. John Bacon, Middleport, , Ith .bott, Mrs. In ez Turner, Mrs. Em m a Bisset was a OOntributing Mrs. Betty Lish, Mason, 811 , de• I Macy Hysell, Mrs. Cl ine and Mrs.• hostess. ------m onstrator . '1 , : Bartlett. Ea,tern Graduate Re freshments were sel'�.ebi · to' ' ' 1• · , ----- th e fol lowing: Mrs. Ha,ry Std,er, ·ntrth Armouru,ed Horwred With Party Mrs. Betty Dem oekey, M rs. Joe Mr . and. Mrs. John Lockwood of Mr. and Mrs. Henry �chin,1er Wllson, Mrs. Jack .Thomas, Mrs. Jameat.own are announcing the aqd Mrs. Mabel Van Meter en-· and Harlan Whitlatch, M rs. Edd i e birth of a deug)lter, Julia Rae, on I tertained •a iroup ol relatives ,. Dem oskey Mr,, Rem o Nler:i, Mrs. Monday, May 23. Th ey have an• Wednesd evening following th� ay Sizes 32 to 40 Paul Ca,;ci, Mrs. Myron Mill er, other daughter, Debr a Kay. Eastern High School com menc e• M rs. Arthur� Swisher, M ra. Ted Grandparen ts are Rev. and Mrs. me nt honoring Edgar Hartung Chapman, Mrs. J'!ck Bachner and Raymon Konkrik:ht, ·, Middleport, who received his diploma. Mrs. Charles Arc'ber all of Mid- and M rs. Ona Lockwood, Wi lm ore, Refresh me nts were served dur• dleport a nd Mrs. Allen C. Hill, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. KonkrJght ing the evening to M r. and M rs. 1 Pom eroy. are great grandparents. Richard Van Meter- and children, • I r•===;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.=;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;.=;;;;;;; Richard Jr. and Penny Ray and . r M Ind.; Jimmy Ha rris of Gary, and M rs. Raymond VanMeter and son Raymond Earl, Rayfllond Nag• le and Donald Van Meter of MEN'S and BOYS' Y�ungstown ; M r. and M rs. Wil• l ia m Ha rtun.l( . and sons Kenneth end Edgar, Miner!vllle; M r. and . Our Graduate Watch Re• Mn. Eldon· Kr.aeuter and daugb. ters Leda Mae, Dolores and R� Be­ p alrman Has Years of berta o! Morning Star; M. r. and Mrs. Eichinger and ions, Charles ce Experien hind The Dial Dennis an d Donal d Rtr and Mrs. Van Meter. To Make Your Walch Run Complete Ltne of Men alld Boys Perfect. Receives Promotion 8 Re.-. and M rs. Waldo J. Bartels �� 4 PUT YOUR WATCH REPAIRS UP TO US! have received word that their of BM-nhardt .' ' �. R. son- � •law Wi dbey bland In Pµget Sound, has been promoted to Lieutenan t Com m ander in the U. $. Navy Air Force. Phone WY-!-:to49 M r. Bernhardt Is the f ather of Phone WY-2-3785 John Bernhardt who resided with FOMEROY, 126 E. MAIN STREET ·•• POMEROY �Iii,, EAST MAIN STREET his grandparents two y ears ago ' ' !Chools. oy r Pome the d e and· attend S l , B To the CLASS of 1960 We heartily, coni£ratulah!1 you on Farewell Party ·. ' Gl· ve·n· · we,d nesdny· " For Jeo. n Casey .S U P E R Around And About Middleport Session Thursday Holiday Week.end Comer Fourth and Middleport WCTU Holds Session Thursday Evening . ' ·' Sugar Run Pupih Entertained Tue•day r por1 and Syracuae and Glenro, Ewing, rt!preaentative of the Gld.­ eon Sociely in this locallly, were at the Bradbu ry School& when they presented . each pupil ln the se\·enth ,md e1chtb grade, with New Testamenu from the aociet,. Approxi m ately 100 were pres­ whe n lt:r. and Mrs . Pearl Willia m s w ere hosts to the sh. t h grade of Sugar Run School of whieh Mrs. William s is tea cher and their fam ilies. Tuead ay even­ ing. at their Harrisonville hom e. A planned potluck d inner was served, afle1' which horse back ri ding and ball games were en­ joyed . During th e evening the class prese nte d Mrs. Wil lia m s with a m atching pin and earrings a s their farewell girt to 'her. Mrs. Waller Grueser, Mrs. E. E. Follrod and Mn. Norman Bu:tei­ 2 SPEAkHSi IUILt -lN SWIYU room m others, served ice cream UH fOI ANY -ANQLI VJIWINia 1¥ FREPDI& HQUD,...l'..T bars'; at the dose of lhe evt'ning's Blacker black, •biter white Lt. and Mrs. Jam es Roller and activities. from 20,000 Volt.a PictuN!' Pow­ three chi ldren or Rantou l . Illinois, er. Golden Tube Sentry' Unit. are spending a 10 day visil here Golden " M " ' Tubes. Custom. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pa,t Matrons Hold Matie Tuner Ma x Roller and Mr. and M n. H o-The Past Matrons of Pomeroy Colora: M11 me r H a rtley. Chapter OES met Tuesday evening bogt1ny, Wal­ Mr. and Mrs. George Baer an d at the Masonic Te m ple with Mrs. nut,or Blond , son, Billy, and JohJtny Allensworth E. J. Tracy a s hostess. Model left Thursday for a two weeks Mrs. Dwight Parker presided at "\UH26. fishing trip in the mountains of a short business se ssion wh en Virginia. p lans were dlscussed for a picnic Mrs. Grace Keller, who has been in July. Mrs. Carl Shie lds, Mrs. visiting in Cleveland with rela tives Tracy a nd Mrs. 1-"red B laettnar returned to her ho me wi th Mr . u d were named as the nominating :drs. Homer Cook this week. Mrs. com m ittee. G. A. Stewa rt,' Charle ston, sister of : During the soda] hour, a quiz Mr. Cook, ca me toda y to spend the program was conducted by Mn. weekend at the Cook home. Sunday Tracy with prizes awarded the "Where Radio a. TV II A her daughter a nd £ami ty, Mr. a nd winners after which a dessert Busi.Deas Not A SideUDe"' Mrs. Charles Pelzel of Charleston, course was served. wi ll come for her and spen d the Mrs. Blaettnar will be hostess N . Second Awe, Mklclleport d ay with the Cooks. for the June meeting. Rev. and M,s. Ra y m on Konkright went to Ja m estown last Sund ay to ,i,it witp thefr daughter an d fa m ily, Mr, and Mrs. John Lockwood. M,s. Konkrighl reroain'Cil · with the Lock woods whi l e her da ughter was hospitalize d for the birth of a d aughter born Monday. nev. Konkright went on to Free­ mood where he atten d ed the sla­ tislics meeting for compiling the yearbook for the Methodist Con• ference which w ill be held June 7 . He returned home the m idd le of the week. :if rs. Elsie Cham bers, who has been confined to her home with a I ' _. ,,,,============,,,.,======,,,.,= -,= · severe cold, is improving. Class Holds :Toke The Fomily For A Drive Over· The t... !IPh. We hate eeverai elellni pk!II• . ap trueki, 1 ...., '58 Che� let 1 Toti wllla dna� . lllee seleellon of late nloul I -� TOIII, It )'OU need , a lncli lruck equlpmenl, �lll,1 First Annivers ary of the pasto r, Rev. Samue l Jackson, of the Nao· mi Baptist Church, Po meroy, will be observed Sun day, June 5. Rev,. H . H. Teague, pastor of Hosack Baptist Church, Columbus, wi ll be gu est speaker at th e 11 o'clock s ervice, He will be a ccom panied to , Pomeroy by his Senior Choir, Ma le Chorus and congr egation. Rem a rks by represent atives or .the First Baptist Church, Pomeroy, the Meigs County Ministerial A11 sociation, a nd Rev. Ny le Borden, pastor of the Mt. Mori a h Baptist Church in Middleport will be ineluded in the ser vice . At three o'cl ock R. L. Petty, paS• tor'. Paint Creek Baotist Chureh. will be guest speaker . Ws choir Will elso accompa ny him. Brookwood Station, . Wagon. 4 _ Door 6 pa,gs V8 l}lOtor, auto­ mati� tra-n.s. , power steering, v.llite finish, si�tless in�ri(lll", radio, beater. Like new tireS. $2095 , . ·Aki= ';,.• . , Lotal Church Will Observe Anniversary $1395 1958 CHEVROllT low &eden. ''8 ! - · 2 mileage and new ear clea n in- • tenor, powellglide Ullus.1 radio olid ,t,.. ter, "AQ!lewlll tlreo lbow -little iwear, ibeautllui -. o,.r lurquoloe flni,h. '°".:'"•f FORKED RUN LAKE - This is a view of the lake taken fr om near the concession stand at the lowe r section of the lake. In the foreground are boats available for rent at the lake. : Fairlane 500 4 Door Sedan. · Wlhite �ni.sh 'W'lth real clean blue interior trim, good tires. f'Qrdomatic tran&,, radio e.nd beater. Dour Tips on moving in door plants to out uf doors, were given by Mrs. Grueser, who sa id it was im portant to move in moi11t d ull weather and to prune and stake if needed , an d to place aecord ing to their need of sun or shade. Mrs. Vernon Nease. sub!tituting for ilirs. John Scott, gave a d em · onstr a tion on how to divide iris. Mrs. Nease a lso gav e "Now is the Time To" keep crops growing by va $1095 1957 FORD VB Milhoan, assisted by Mrs. Usw1 n Nease, en• tertained the Wildwood Garden club Wednesday evening at her home, Flatwoods. Devotions taken from Psa,l m 1 03 and a poem "So Long As There Are Homes" , by Mrs. Karl Grueser , opened tthe meeting. During the business session a report was given by the - --- - -committee on the llili:n project for • . at ult water and du st to keep 1on; 1v r g Cemetery. travelin The Gilmore pri� donated by Mrs. Paul l<"'ishf! r p lant! free of pests and disease; re• wa s awarded to Mrs. Ray Thomu. pot house plants: shear hedges; Mrs. Fred Neue prese nted the � eep rlower garden neat b� remo"­ topic •· Porch and Wind ow Boxes" 1ng faded blooms and w.eedmg; and and brought out that the Euro• mow la wna l o w. .Dah!J a11-, gladiol i pe a ns use them more than Amer i · and ea nnas ma y �till be planled. A de monst�at1on on flow�r ar. cans but since there are so many new modern ho m ell Am erica is ua- ranging was given �y Mrs. �Jlho�n ing them more. The bo:,r;es can be who used pu'l?le Iris and foliage m 1 1 mad e ol pine, oak or redwood and a black contamer. m usl have drainage holea in the Blue rib bon& were awarded for botto m .. Any good soil and a pro- speci mens to Mn. Ray '11lomati. portion of a three inch pot ful l of Mrs. David Neasie and Mrs. William 4-1 2-8 fertilizer to one buahel of Fither. Rec eiving blue ribbons for soil can be used . For monthly fe.ed• flower an angementt were Mrs. ing use one ounce of a mmonia sul• Henry Thomas, Mrs. David Nease, phate to two galloos of water . For Mra. Edison Hollon, Mrs. Fred shady spoUI, wondering j�w can be Nease, Mrs . Homer H ol ter, Mrs. planted and for sunny 11p0Ui, ger• Mra. Uswin Nease and Mrs. MR aniu m s, ool leus, ageratu m , petun• hoall. ias and dwa rf marigolds can be _______ ukd. I $595 1 955 CHEVROLET 1 00k · · .UAW , �� ..,...,..,, : , _,.._. I 1954 FORD VB l!I'••, ·� OLD .�AtacA enalll•• ta. tll ·���'-'��z . ' , ·�i! . • --- �• Va4W , oo ���?:_.,-�� ;: .tt�. �fii. ._, 11'•...r, .. ·�r � �.rJ ! . " ,,f ' . , �, i!ffittl, � , . • , . ,J l I ·nor � .... � a� Mrs. Dwight lean O nes · C o m e EDSeCAeRS ·, or llr. lln. uori They'll � lt E"eIT time . t j.:':.i . s�-•... :."'9 r HAVE GOT THE ;Poui. vi.. .�'... ,, ' ... ....... x a '""',· • 9•1t(J' ,' r.. :•:·IL . SE · ..:r• ' INEl WE ® � Biblu Wildwood Gorden Club Meet Wednesday Pre•ent Friday morni� Rn. Bowar• PHkl ol the Fir■t UnitMrs. Dwight Milhoan Home I R,ppelt, Evening At . . . ed Pre11byter1a11 Chu ch, Mlddle- by CATALI NA JANTZEN $1 0.95 to $22.95 AT HOME INSIDE THE WATCH WORKS Yes . . . I Beach Towels and Beach Bags $3.95 to $4.95 BATHING TRUNKS $1.98 to $5.95 CABANA sm " ' . : ' . . ' $2.98_1• $8,98 ' K&C JEW ELERS ..... SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHI RTS $1 .98 to $(98 ' . New York Clothing House· ,L ' • 1• , omo -,. �- ---- -------,c-. Stengel Breath ing Fire Today Sl'ANDINf;S · Maiitle's Slump May Force Case To Bench Him •• u.ilod �- ••••,....... , IIATl°"Al LfAGUE 1'.'EW YORK UPI - Slugger Mantle may be headed for a seat on the New York Yankee h<l"'�Manaaer Casey Steneel hinted as much after Thursday night's 2-0 victory o\!er \)le BalUmore Orioles in wbkh Mantle. went O-for-4 and atrett:htd hi1 ltrln1 or hitless al­ Mickey 1 w. L. p,,. San Francisco 24 12 .667 Pittsbu rgh � 1..i, .u...� M.itw1rnkee 1 6 12 .57 1 Cincinnati 1 9 1 8 .514 LOIi Angele.11 17 IQ .472 1 5 20 ·429 Sth Lou.ii o c .379 1 8 .333 1 1 :bt iq CPhiladelphia 12 Th1i1,Hclay•, RMulh .. llru\, 1 PhUa. Q n.t Mil•• 4 It, �ou� 1 fUtlht GB L l,i 4 5 Y.: 7 H½ 9½ 12 frkt•y's Pr .... P itchers . Lo, Ant•l•s 1t Chlceto - Wil' "'I ain't s1yin' who.,'' said Stetn- l tam& Cl-4)1 "1 MeMtle f3-S). Pll ilad ■lphia •1 P•tt5bvrgh lnltel 1 1.i in hia moat my1terioU¥ man• auzh•rdt \1,.3) ,.. F riend (S-2). n ed. "But IOmebody's headed for lwaulcH •I Cinci nnati t ni.... t) Mi le. ' be in' ma of I thlnkln' m nch. the -W I ii., (2·2 ) v1 Purkey (3-1). ao:: ��:.:-::�.e hu ..n Franc isco at It. Louil C nite) di pped to n a .23S and after Thursday night's -Ant..tll CM) n K UM 11-3). S1turda'1'1 GlfflN game he admitted, "I'm swin�ing PhUacNlp)tla at Pltttburgh like a rusty gate." Mllwaukff �t Cincinnati 1 Los An,.i.. It Chlcaeo ACC TOURNEY IN IALEIGH Sen Franclu:o at St. Louis DURHAM, N. C. UPI-The bas, Anwslcan LHP• w. �- Pct. GB 'ketball committee of the Atlantic Cout Conference has voled to Cleveland' 1 8 12 .600 20 1 4 .588 hold its annual league tourna- Baltimore 1 ment in Raleigh (or the eighth Chlu•&O 1 9 14 .576 /2 16 14 .S:i3 2 New 'iork consecutive year. -_..;;;;,;;..; - "";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ Detroit 15 14 . 5 1 7 2 ½ 1 1 Waahington 13 18 . 4 1 9 5½ A Cortoon Ivory Nl9hll Kansas City 13 21 . 382 7 1 1 18 .379 6 lf.! Roston Thursday's R••vfh New York 2 Baltlmor• 0 night TONIG HT C1' 1cap S K •"'" City I night lAe Plitter,eon - Eddie B)'l"lle WHhlftfhm 5 lolton 2 night "JACK, THE RIPPEi\" Frltl•y•, P,ott.bl• l"ltch•� - -also lattl-vo,,-. et N" York - W II htlm (1-2) vt Dltm■r (2-0). Mlmie Van Doren,, Mel Tonne "GIRLJ; TOWN" . Chi fl.. at t(a ntu City t night)­ SATUIIDAY ,1..... f:1,2) ., -... 12-2). Clev.l■ nd at Detroit (nlaJlt)­ C.Ok,r Cartoon Feature lell (5•21 n llunnl"II (1•2). "G ULLlVElt'S TRAVEI.S" Bo1ton at WHhlngton {niohO­ (The Giant Arnone lhe lrewer 12:...) v1 Pucuat (5,3). 'llin)' People.Jl) Saturday•, Gamu - �IO Chleaoo at K111u1 City James Stewart, Shelley Winter.. '' WINCHESTER '73' ' Cl..-tland at Detroit ...ton •t ••lflmon (nltht ) IUN,DAY and MONDAY YiHhlngton 1t N •w Yoric (nls,ht) EUzabeth Taylor Paul New-man - Bud Ive, "C.\T QN A HOT TIN RQOP" CA DS SIGN DAY By 1'ennCMee WHliams! ST. LOUIS UPI-The SI. Louie - ,al,so Cardinal• of the NaUonal Football Jose P'trrer - Gena Rowland• Leaa:ue have signed Tom Day "ffiGH COST OF LOVING" rrom Norlh Carolina A&T to a 1960 C!ontre.ct. Coech Fra nk lYy NOW AT ITAT TH ATR said he phrnned to U5C Day, Lhc PT. Pl AIANT club's 20th draft choice, a11 a "SAMSON AND DELILAH" Juard. llal> lo !&. �\ji•Q •h Ctii tii ■ - - - - - · ■- - ■- - ■■ the appointment of Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating Inc WY-2-2006 PHON E I. SICOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO ■■ an ■urhorlzed dHler repreiendn g WILLIAM SON FURNACES AND AIR CONDITIONING units in thlo orea... .,,,_,. �"" ce,/1"8 -,J. •-•1 , , , /lt,w hi•,fa,_IH•/•ii�"1.'""•• •,.• ,._.,. lf•/1 • "'- Jo,- 1 I Y ankeemen Kooek Orioles Out Of First Place With Whitev Ford Hot 1 streak t han one whose team bad �\I / �....:------ and ri11ht be� lhe li1i:1-ll�lri�h- *· uim .:... a s based on the fact lhal fotd'i IMt'llll-MUer Uiii.rli all he'd been checl u ng last year's worrie» that he 5"'8�t Uve_ ;,. that sore �W,. �•� Q�Y,l\l\lily ttuoki. �o t.he racl in .add1\ion ract• -:-::--------c- - -the V�n.k� •e JeMb' IQ Ue. a strona �'Ml. u· "' -:i_ -· Little Lenguc and Pony Leagti1e aetivilics at Wahamn High School art> scheduled lo get underway o n T u�sday. May 3 1 , accordinj to �n announcemenl by Coech Ralph S,1 yre of Wa ha�a. game • fl .... -� 111,eiy w �Managcn1 ol Little League •,eems I e� •� �-� NiUUu, Ql a�e ,Ne w Haven Reds, Lawrence O,op8� Ute l'llihrrl!..\KM 8n,"4!s be.al Ltcving , Joh n Best and E. th C! St l..,®i■ C:a,d4&Mli. '-1, in Arms1ro!1g: New Haven Card1m1ls, NutiQMtl �a1 ._ acUQll. Tom {; rrnstead, Ray Mul ford; Hartford. 1 . w. Gi hbs, R. K. Wilson and Don Smith; Mason CubH Jim Maynard, rloyd Mi tchell and James Pauley: Mason , 'Jli&ers, Charlie t:arr and �:rnest Reed NEW Y0111( UP! - TQO major • lea11ue Al�Sta, oq�a 'l'iU be OX· and Clirto11-We11t Columbia, HarP•nded to 310 pl&l!II'& ""' llllO' ill· vey V a n Maire 1111d Lerry , Harelude II' many, II' IQ �!!era ._.h graves. \!· -------- M a nn;ers of the Pony League teams are: CW. Potts . Van Matre. Oscar l lenry; Mason, Ed While and Jar k Pau�h; Hartford, Mack Howard, non Jmith and R. K. Wilson; New Haven, Grant Roush and Robed Cook. om�ers of the Little and Pony League are Hen Roush, pre• sidenl ; ltadford In&eh, vice president; Charlie C,rr, secretary: and Lawrence Lievlng, lreaaurer. The srhcdule Is as lollow11: Tue1day, May 3t-{Llttl• L-■• tu•>-Ntw Haven led• "' Nw Haven Cardinal,; Hartfwd vs Colu mbl•. CUfton-Wa1t (Pony LHgue)-New Haven v, Hartford. Thursda y Jun• 2-(Pony L••· gue)--..Mason ,.,. C-W. (L ittl • LH• tu•l--Maaon Cub• v, MHon Tl- --:�nday, Jun• 6-(Llttle . Ltaeue)--Mnon Tl;•r• vt C•W, H■rt ford v, Ntw Haven R ... (Pony I Leagut)-Hartford vs C•W. Thurtday, June 9-(Pony Lt• 1u•).-Ntw Ha..en vs M1aon. {Littit LHg1H)-ftew Hnan CerdJJ. nal, 111 �aon Cubl. ' Monday, June )3--(Llttle I!,�·• ■ue)-NH Reds n Maton Cubt, f.tartford 111 Muon Titan. (Pony LH ■u.)-C-W v, New Haven. Thursday. J1i1n• 16--(l'ony LH• uue)-Mason "' H1rtford, (Llttl• Lugu•�C-W v1 N H Ca nU nalL Monda,, June 2HLlttle L H• 1u1)-N H C■rdlnal, w H1rfford, Mat0n Cub• ,.. c.w. ( Pony LH· eu•l-N•w Hav•n v• Hertford, Thursday, J une 2>-(Llttle LH• gue)-NH R•d• 'tll Ml•on T1..,.. {Pony L..gut>--Maton vs c.w. Monday, June 27- -1 L lttl• LH· "-\ uue ,._H•rtford YI Me■on Cubt, NH Rtd, 'tll MalOn Tl ..n. (Pony LHgue)--Mlson YI C-W. Mondoy, JuM 21�Llttto LH• gue)- Hartford vt Mi:Mn C ul>I. -- -- - Where your dollar buvs more MILES PIC N IC ! SPORTI NG AUTO SU PP LI ES 22" Thrlftl-Cut Rotary Mower Dllnn�,,�:•11- rw� All Star Squatk Will Have lt Players In '60 Jordan's Title • 0n L•IQe TOntght In TV Fight LAS VEGAS, Nev. UPI _ The world'II welterweiK:ht championihip, whicl\ (or neiirly a year has caused ilrife in the National Boxin& Aun. and among fi&�t managera and in the undcrwOJ'ld, goes "" the line lonisht al the La, v,. 11:H Convention Cente.r, where Don Jordan defends it. against challenger Benny (Kid) P�ret of Cuba. The 1 5-round bout will be telPvised n•tlonally by NBC at 10 Pm . , e.d.t. Jordan. or Lo� Angeles, the questiontight game's blggeat mark, announced today, "I'll shoot the works tonight. I'll CIITY the fight to Paret - and win e11ily." However, becaut•e of lanky Don·� deteata in his late11t non•title bouts with Federico Thompson and Candy McFarland, oddsmakes bee in the nwtfon's gambling metropoli11 m11,ke challenger Paret an 1 1-� fav, onte. 1 � ., � ' �,;1J, i/' . -•.... s ic■ at �Mlil C:U,i, July U, and N ,w Yor-. JU�J Cb¥Je■, a.aw,, �� of ba1e- QaOUJI� tbe new ro. ter li-.i 'flwWJ -� he alaq reYti(J� �t ttw �•� will • lect the .,.._, .torle,i on ·••h side fqfl Ille lh("4 -'rli1ba Jell.. ie&P ,ointed m1t &lU , 11,ew r '4}e \fill �v-.t a., piteh4W trom bf!tlle � ''- tietll g•� ud addeq. ••�"" � ll'!&- c�nj!U of tlte t\\lQ H� tile maM1en Q\I)' wlllt ta c� Q1Qtt flkhen tll,i■ y,ar." Don �&dale oJ the Loa both Anis;elea Dod.-,s started games l,ut )'ear when the "second 1\1l•S•ar 111me" wu lt1lroduced 'It tile request of the players. ________ v .' M'}e R8Ce Of } Century Set Up JO CalReJa1,s µ�he' • "N H Rtdl n C•W, (Pony I-"� ,•1 I , # ,,. • C W. - • ford ' ' M ODESTO, Calif. UPI tt rt WI L (Pony Thu y, Ju " oe · ... " ne 30ncli Hnffl ■ue>,-New "' Mason. {Lit- mile race of the century g s He_ rb ay when stage Saturd on the I tie LNeuel-NH Cardln11 , YI Ml n urleB l lis, Dyr Austra • Elliott of ton Tluen. t lo asz S L an cs d 100 ta . 111 u r o eon TueMlty, Julr HLIIII • I.ff - Hungarian, tangle in ex , Tabori • aue)-NH RN• v• NH C1rdlnal1, H•rtford n CW, (Pony Le11u1)- the 19th annual California Relays. "!l will be run in well under C •W YI N1w Haven. minutes," says Elliott. w hO four .. o' 6-. sci J ( P ny L Wed • ay, u1 training here for the last been has H tfo u• )-; on v, �• r rd I L I I• I won't make a pre• ''But duys. 10 · H i Lu11u•)-MHon CUM YI Ma"n c tio n on breaking the world di / Tlter1. Monday, July 11--(Llffle L,H· marl< " E11·,·oll ho.Ids the world record eu•)-Ma•on Tl t•n 1111 C •W • N H ot 3:54.5. Burleson hold:; the lop RMI• vs Hartforcl, (Pony L.. U. S. m o rk · of 3:58.6; and Tabor! -Hartford vs N•w Haven. _ d ...;_ � Thurs ay, July 21 (Pony L - the Hungar1an re cord o f 3 :59 ,6 • l L•· {Little 1u•�-w VI MHon. . 1..,.)-NH Cardinals 111 Mlllfl CubL Monda'(, July 15-(L lttl• LM• ·••l--NM Rod, .. Mason CulN, Martfercl 'VI MaMn Tlger L (Potty L..1ue)-C•W vt Hartforct. Thu.....o,, July 2�Pony Le•• O }0 1ut>--Maton ..,, New H•wn. (L.lt­ tle Ltat"9>-C·W n N H Cardinal■ co1.u.ieus UPI - The ll•h• Monday, i AUIUlt 1-{UHlt l.N· int report for the week end looks may 9Yl')-NH Can:llnala "' Hertfenl, good, but the weatherman Mason CuM w C,W, (Pony LN• keep the anglers at home, the 9ue,:._New Hnn VI C-W. Department Natural Re1ource1 Thu.....y, Au,utt 4-(Pony uid todl)' . Lutut(-H1rtt.nl v■ MalOn. (Llt­ Oen-:ral rains over the state tlo Lu1uo>-ljH lo<I• •• MI- uused few !lahermen to venture Tf9t,t. forth h11t week, but those who did Moff1y, AU9Ult 1--(Llfflt Ltit- found the flah bitlna In moat of tuol--Mollll Culls n H �,4, the laku and atreams. C,Yf n NM R<ldo, Mloon Tr.10r• lro ln Southea■t and South Central NM CoNlln,IL lake■ and atreams in Gu1>rn• 'qtyo LI ,An all star doubleheadu .lf8' "'M!y, Jeffer110n, Mei,11:1, Morlan and tween the ch•mpion, of e■ch Vinton count.te, 11,ere nported ln · 1u11 and the all ,tars of the l excellent condition. Basa fl•h!na •ue will be held on Wedne has been Co¢ ln Senee1 Lake, Aucu■t 10. . y nse)' County, Jefferton Lake, ,.,.J weatberman May Keep Anglers ffome . 1 Oh' ID U-t I ' •• •• S LAC KS • In lfany: 14alerlals •nd ,Colats JUG ff,�..,tJ-r For W.Ju f-1 . ' ,l I ,J. • ' , as winner's list in the SOHIO V. le ..eons •2. 50,.0· 0 0. Elmer v----ue, llu1tli411 ea\e\.,_. Wille PUC011taer for lhe � been liVfn mucll credit forthe Une ahowmtl of .-. Wal11mJl baleball team 4ufil\l Qle p.aat ae.., JOn by his coacll, Ralph. Sayn,. N Youn, Van Malle, "lio t._ ,tt,e aon of Mr. and 1111. Elmer Van M(ltre of Clift�. hit .�l duri�I the put )'ear while p\Jyiog in all 14 ot the Falcon games. As a matter of fact he has caught behind the plate i� every game during the p�st two years at Wahama . That is a total of 30. The Falcons during lhat time won 22 and lost eiuht. Coach Sayre lh1lll Van ,'Matre 81 Van Matre, known as. "Potsy" to his many friends, also played football and basketball at Waham a. He . was a regular ln both Jeffcrs�urr Oak Lake, Mor11an and Lake Hope and Lake Alm.ii In Vinton County. Good bluegill and crnpple hshing has been reported ln most of the lakea In the ·area. Stream fishing is fair to good. .... tl,2' OUR us•D CAIIS All� .. , . , .� , ·,: e .J!..!. �. as - aif• � < -... . ' e 'I�, IORD . · - - - . 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'' , I I S A T U R DAY '57 �ERC URY · - · - - � $13·95 'S7 P'LYMOUTH · - · 't3tS !lar�r - 1 S:SOTO · · · · · · s1495 1957 FORD VS Custom · · · · · · · · · · · · $1,1 95 • • 1 956 PONTIAC V8 2 Dr. Sedan · · · · · $995 •395 CI RCLE'S Restaurant PYTHIAN PARK 1 954 PONTIAC 2 Door Sedan · · · · · · · · $495 5695 '• NEW YORK UPI-A construc­ tion company yesterday erected a "presiden tial billboard'' with pho­ tos of seven potential candidal.el and a dad. horse. They were Hu­ bert Humphrey (D-Minn), Lyndon Johnson (0.Tex.), John Kennedy (D-Mall!.), Richard Nhcon, Nel10n ltockeleller. Adlai Stevenson and Stuart Symington (D-Mo. ) SPECIAL . •s 1 9•.• Dooi- . 1 957 BUICK VI Special . . · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,595 ANY IUIPACI • ANT . COi.OR • ANY IIIUll!OII 1 _,.,,,; MW ... Preston �-In Middle 1,}f Another High Up C:ontrpversy WHEN YOU DINE WITH US Try Us Soon PREJIDE N TIAL DIRIY COLUMBUS UPI -Again, High- complete the wort! COLVl� BUS UPI - Four stale we. y �irector Everett S. Prtston DiSall t1! spent a -�i day with championahips go up for grabs to- has lucked up a furor. Preston di.gglnJ <l,it the facts. Newspaper reporta aaid that Then the govvnor�eptcd Pres­ � day and Saturday a11 about 1 1 -hundred of Ohio's tineet high school Preston . made a lall · . mlnute ton 'a view anf ia"41 a volumin­ Phone WY-Utl'S a thletes- right il out for titles in ch � nge m the rulea_ for bids on WI re.PQ11 we11binl two to three pai_nt �or Ute b� hfs dep•n ment . pounds containfna: · track. tennis, go1f and baseb•ll. eopiet of corZl8 E. Mab, Pomeny A "scratched" sign wu paated LARGE BASS -- Di.ck Law­ Defending champions will be This, i t wu sa id, _m creaied the re1ponde\mt, · itatelllenll and so on Humphrey'R picture. The hone less, Alhens , lisb expert for back in blseball, track and golf c�l by $l42,500, ,udetra�ked two � on ta show why be felt nothing ()pft 8 A.ll. lo U!· P. 11, (four-legged) was not ifentified. f11ms which bad lower b1d1, and I ,.811 the Division of Wildlife, is in the large field. Wl'Olli, handed the eonlr�t lo ,a company shown holding one of Forked 'the trak meet is the 153rd sl,nce whose local agent hu been Ralph Run Lake's bass, weight six C(uumb� North won _ the 1908 in• Groves, former pN-1ldent Qf the Pre■tu then said be wllved hls olaiJA to' jtaj from Ute Canibean pounds. aua:ural, while the b1gh schools Ohio Young Democrat.. paradileJ. where he bad vi&ited a the 38th baseball tour• decide will Gov. Y:lchael V. DiSalle acted t.w timel durina: bit neation and BIG SPAC, BUDGET nament, the 34th an� ual golf and quickly whe'.n he aaw the news­ feH in 'iloe with DiSalle's an­ Your Lui Clwlee WASHINGTON UPI-The Sen­ the 4 1 st annual tenms c hampion- paper stOJy. He demanded an ex• nounced . policy that ■tate em• ate passed by voice vote and sent ships. . planalion from Prelton and uld ployes \l'Ould not hold outside Ta VuU Tito lrlpatlc Cleveland Glen\lille, defeudin1 he wa, not ■atisfied with Prea:­ job1. to the While House Tuesday a blll a r the M w in pjon authoriiing 970 million <fijlJars for track cbam ton's. anaWflr. PrettQn spent motl of Thundav the National Space Agency in the with an upset of m l�hty Spt101- · Ao investi9ation ii under way. qionµng wUb newamen and .rep­ year beeinning July 1 . This was field 8 year go, w4ll send 1 ab: 50 million dollars more than Prek:, hoys and its record-breakina: 880 Bighway bidding, material 1peci- reeentallves of IIOllle of thfl paint Cications ,.nd ao on are hi&hlf cpmpanie.1- He said there wa1 ident Eisenhower had reque9ted. and mlle relay teams. technical matten. The law reco,g- nothing ,improper about the bid11 KURT Z SCOIIS ON -THIIII nizea this in allowina the state to lfld the contract aw-rd,. He said Jack accept the lowest or bt!st bid, the that what 1ome people fell were BOSTON UPJ--JoC!key RIGHT OJF MOVII SET DAYTONA BEACH, F1a. UPI.­ Kurti booted home three wlnn�ra philosophy be� that the cheap. lu�-minUte c�anges i.9_'the iPfi:C�Ci­ Orlando M. Sarriera wa11 arrested at Suffolk Downs Thursday, t:a• e■t materials ll'e not always the 1 e:abona were implied 1n the or1gmNn Bebag B,W .At for questioning in the $900 rob­ cJudlt\g both ends or a SM,.QO best. . al call for bids. s Aldi . with won bery of a savings and loan office daily double. He This 1s �e second time Preston '. Thi• was not the way all the Thursday because he looked sus­ Lemp $!1.80 In the first race, Ros has been m a major �ntroversy . 'ld companies understood the original stco the picious. The policemen Baid he ton cooler $18.60 In Severai mooth1 ago it wa� dis• wes wearing a heavy trench coat and Divin g Boots $6.80 in th� clOBed the pudJy highway director notice. Preston said he hoped that filth . . ...'.' •• had been working on the side as the matt'er could be cleared up In 90 degree weather. quickly and that the notice for a consultant (or the Puerto Rican bids next· year can be more spe1overnment. 1(1 l PresfOn ·e,�Iplpe4, "1'f(d�r....t!ontifb 6s �­ J UOUS prodding liy the prl81 rid � . ., by the governor. He said that be- • '"" , r- It l!NCHMAN 1>1PFICULT• Core he beClme highway director From I P.lll. lo 5 P.M. his firm bad a contract with the LONDON UPI-Actrets• model Puerto Rican government and he Suzy Parker, 27, says ir 11he ever felt be bad a Moral obligation to marries again, It won't be to a Frenchman. M lsa Parker, who has announced plana to divorce her husband· French writer Pierre de Sybil Ebersbach, Adm., Bertha la Salle, toldll a newi, conference Kaspar, deceased to Carl E. and on Tuesday that marriage to a Mary Nottingham,, 0.25A, Salis­ Frenchman w�• "too dlfficult." , 2 Door Sedan. Week-end special. bury. Denver Holter, deceased, to May L., George C., Harry D. Holter and Dorothy M. Karr, Cert. for Trans., Sutton. Sparkling original finish. Clyde E. pnd Helen King to E,,rl H . and Thomae H. Campbell, tratts, Rutland. C.01\lmbus and Southern Ohio car. Mercurymatic. New Buick'trade-ln, Good solid Electric Co., to Edward F. and Leona o. King, 0.78A, Salisbury. · Gtorge W. e.nd Martha Naab to John R. and Ruth G. Blosser, Lot Monterey 4 L'!:..dan. Auto. trans., radio and beater, black finish. Ol!l!· OWll�Na, 5, Middleport. 2 Door Sedan. Low mileage. Extra good condition. H. E. and f.sta E. Swan to Fre­ derick B. and Mary Jane Goebel 1·2A S6, T.f,, Rl2, Olant!le. Charle■ E. Burdette Sr., de­ Sedan. Auto. trans., he ater, 2 tone blue and white fiDl.sb. J: V8 Sparkling original black finlsh. cealed t� MarJe Burdette, �ulah Jones and C.barlo E. Burdette, I Cert. or Tran■., Middleport. Charlea E. Burdette, Beulah B. Jones, Emerson Jones to Marie p.'r!::wer steering and brak es, radio and heater, automatle tiusmi> 2, Door Hard 4 Door sedan. Power steerin g and brakes. Original black , Burdette, tc,t,, Middle,orl care. slon;' olle qw , white 'lfld gold finish. finish like . new. Shows best of ' ��· Roy T, K•l!lpar to O■rl E. . ' "·-·Mary NotlillJbam. 11.20A. Sallo­ 0 �ury. · WHERE THE FINEST NlW CARS AltE SOLD 1954 CHEVROLET 21 0- · · · · · · · · · · · · · $495 GREAT LAKES . PAINT . � -� NETTING CREW: Pictured above wearing caps (L lo R) ar e Dayton ,Parsons, Rutland A. H. Joachim Don William s and Dick La wlss. Seated on the boat is Tom Kllmer, vacationlng game protector froo, ]daho'. Blue Ribbons In 4 Events Up Fot; Crabs In Ohio : , Tempting Meals Are YOUIJ TH E F I N E.s:r , ,CAl{S . ARE TRA DED t C1'LINDER -· DELUXE 2 DOOR A re�l- etonomy . . el\f'� end approaching, Mr. Oaborne and part officials are expecHn g a rC!cord number of vi!litors to the lake. I · 'sMftEVR� $1195 1 Delicious! Fi remen's CarniYal IIQNTE11l I DOOR. A youlbf-1 car inside a,nd out. ' and: TONIGHT & SATURDAY · •WrMi11� u �;· ·- a good catcher in handling pitch­ ers. According to Sayre, he has a good pair or hands, is a hustler, a �••ood hitter and a good team man. . Sayre bemo1ms the fact . thaI his place behind the plate will be hard to flll next year. TRUC K COMPAC!TS CAIi DALLAS. Tex. UPI-Mrs. Jam• es c. T'ate a;ot a compact car lhe hard way Tbunday-abe ran her auto ink> a truck and another truck hit hers In the rear. . - t /Ul hon w ide lltfilse if It trie■ to • force major war'.k rule. chan,et on : I its employe1, tile head ot the ooa• • duc:-ton;' umop Wd Tburedl)', � J. A. P11ddocl, pre■ldent of lhe : Onl"r or R.ulway Conductor■ Brakemen . warned that auch ■ • strike w o uld lead to "unneeeded : an� unwanted governmental re1u- . lalluns." effort on the p1rt of the D1v1•10n of W1ldl •l• Lo prcvidc better fi9hing !or Ohio anglers. In Forked RIID Ille nets revllllled fh•t the lake ls well stocked with ban, ,roppies, It� gUI•, bUU-held catfish ud ,uckera. '-Tl\e' netting survey at Forked Run was star ted Monday morning by Mr. Lawless and the al g;ime protector_s whe� four wing-type nets were set. They were raised for the first time! �sday mornin11. wtlh_ retired state Trs•pper D ayton Parson, Rulland, anct a visiting game tiden from ldallo, givmg a helpmg hand. T he Idaho warden is Tom Kilmer, former Vin­ '<91!JIIY game protectQI, who is now stallo ned �t Riggins, Idaho where he is game pro­ tlllUQt · part of the Seven �vlls Area on th e Salmon River. He is spending his vacalion ere 'utd in Vinton county. � . · •811 THIS WEEK'S $S.9S te $141 ••• : 1=:'oii.iiu · .n::; ,in., a J a. a re , H and R FI RE.STONE I" .MicW,eport 5 T W/ � """ eounte<t, welg)uid and the 1pede, noted, wit� the results or the five day nelling Yinl· lhe experb , fair ldea ot the fishing po ssibilities of the lake. Whoo Ill e llsh popula• n la Jound lo be low, the lakes_ a_re stocked. The annual surveys are a pa rt of the conlinu­ ri, . . .-iJ•f,v\'.fl to check . f..onduetor Head Wlll'IIII • N11tlon-WJde Strlll.e • : c�o.u RAPIDI. kMi,a u�e : railrGad _ indu1try wlll be hJt bl • : from Page One) I • by HUBBA.RD · l'ICNIC ...... .. '' (Co{ltlJlled. • '11ti' Ut.e men. using two boats, lar � esl bau weighing si pound, x alaed .:-thp nets Tue.sdiy to find and other species plcntirul. The , at turtles •nd mu11tr1tt had repaired nets I n the other aec_ l,ci, two IO that lhl!! fish had n s o r the lake also revealed Qed The other t�o net� show- j tio that fish are plenttrul, Mr. Will• fitb to be , p)enhtul with the iams u ld, in ,telling o( nettings 1ater I n the week. , Wildlife offkla\s expressed concf1Tn over the number of turtles netted, desctlbing them aa ) the worst enemy of fish in the lake Turtles may be taken · at the I lllke on throw lines, Mr. Will- j iams said, with trotlines prohib­ Th� Tri-County Teen Canteen ited in State waters. However, turtle Jines may be Bandstand wlll pay it1 second of­ fidal '!"It of the year to Kyger used with a single hook to a line and tied to the bank, he eaid Creek High School Frida)' night. ; tlaads!and record hop will get Trotlines for fishing (or turtles ynder,ay at 7:30. All lickets are or fish are legal on Meigs Coun­ �- Tile Informal affair, sponsored ty stre.ams William R!lid, but m.iy It,; · apphomore, class will fea­ not excee d 50 hooks set three ture . . ,regular standby Canteen feet apart. cont · ' , . Forked Run Lake! is becon.ing D . • Leo Sav11gt has an- 1 increas.in&lY known as e fishing .�at contrary to rumor, a n d recreational center, with ii � has not been otficial• · well equipped •picnlc around,, at b: d .�· However, It will the lower part of the �ke. A close ii," 13. Savage has accepted concesaion operated by H arry a JU · 1W position at an Ot110 I Oibotne provide, boats for fish­ youth1 . p. Reopening dale i1 ermen -.t a reason,11:�le cOit and Aua:un . . bait may be secured at the lake. · A �tlll'QICt nlghl •he Twenty boats are available for Cpnteen wm he in Pe111ero1 tor it1 hire at lhe ptrlt end of the lall;e. · t, � outdQor record t'lop. With the Memorial Day week MIN, MAY SPICIAL ' : et Survey Proves Fish Plentiful ' ' IIIJBBY% I .- IM!M; \ 1,g · " 11 LIMITED STOCK • ·• ' . .. SAlf $59.95 I .. ' �· . . . ,.,,� · ., · lt1 � ;,,,,l, · for tbll ,•., , 11114--- • . . • . 1t :.��1}'2i'li . ti ...�. Replar ••t.95 I .afJ• ) 1'<,· !!Mt... on one· ore ™'°"' rw" tu-: � Aill"i I <"-P!OD 1na1mar JolloPIIQP Ill th 8 Pol& Gf!'und, in - yorll. Patter■Qn ,onrLn.e.P � tpC'cl.in1 Th Ltr�Y to HHn �fl• tt r,ad WOJ'i: ant1 a Ione w.-. .,..-- Q�lf lff lil1- pd Mr,. and � W•lillf, IM, IIRil ._._ A, Wlilf lll! honey ndpar• Air- ™liaM Or-. � Porn• enli 1ff IWl'I, l<lllWI Of<!¥, 11,. on4 11n. I'. I- Wick• "'" �illO wl 111N, l[laboney, "1'11111, \llltiMl11- TIie Wll!ilaraa Hijh School baseball squad, pict11t� �l}Q\!e, r4!1lenll:i •111111\k>leQ i\a. season with 12 w_ins and fiye I�. T"8 reeorll w• one o.f tbe be&! in the h1•tory qi lite '!"IIQOI. TIM! Coacll Ra lph Sayre's 1 1 year lllllllli118, _at The �"511N wer.e idle Tb�Y WMlill\a ill �II lo 'l9 viclories and iO lo&iOS. fn l1le 111c­ night � OlQVed i•k>, l2 tur, -'t, tust row, �I to right, Assistant Col\Cli Qlslllll perceRl� �-� a.�ea � ,the Wr1tlh , l lddit Vw 1,tatre, Larry Hargraves, C1w'le• Y®k.er, Oriolea. 'flw White. � au t�, �l\e �. l\!11•r V,ui Maire, Ralph Clarlr;, llon;lld V;m 1· •• •• a ha U•i1�e Of,,\,$ w U-:-, .,,�ee · Bill Jelljell, alld .,,_· ,r l win after l'"'Jr, Q\l�f � .,.an.'4li llllff, h!,�y ID•P.P..,_ Howard Johnson, Ci ty . lhe WpbiD1tun ie•t9,rs· CQQel\ �llli li!He.' -(llld row, left to riP!1 llalll!fef llill whi p� l�e �oa Red iu, �2, SW�. Ilic� TOfflllll\t, Joey Ru,;sell, Nicky pOwl!«I, �rt in th qU!ier 4L pme. Rj!MOU, llarl StewMtL t:li!!>ll.Y Harbour, Reynoldl, Cl\lflea Har­ r.a¥q, (lorq Cl;i:,11, '!lid Ma�ger Al!lllont g · The �n �8i G�'9. in· whNI Ille picture W8'f tuen were G;u,y al\d ltiQ creai!led lhe4f· Ni¥·-- lqd- f a SUfflmer Baseba)} To Start Mav 31 At ahama' 1gh w • · Born I n I_,....Jouna w�. just cmhi1l a two.game Josiflg ed Chw-eland lad�s. Qriolei a�uJ A.Ad, with Mke.m But 11 turned out lm1 optun- Chica&o W'-ite , 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 27, 1960 Born m lnd11rui l·U1 Soc l(f. an� M:r•- �Id i. Ms I ._..,,, Wf.HUt_. �diq1. Jr� an. �Mill t -- - "' • W, Dun' COIi �Y , II- Ml•• Ma� - I�• ,__ Eileen U nlted Pres., lnlel'MI-'{ Casey Slengel wants il clearly \lllde.r.-tood t�t "W"11ey Ford's bac:k on the beam and the Yan.Li -.re -.till in "'e A.mer· I ica n Lea gue . '' I Brt>.il h mg de f iance afler Thurs· t'ord �e - �kl UM Ult: I day m�hl's 2-0 vidory klloc ked the / Ya nkee IUt} tw,lli\. I Thiit lliie Yi.MN& IJ4t, fl,'U" tven Baltimur"' Onole!i oul or first place. Steng,d �ounded more like thouri:h '"'y're i� rou,u, a m.iuagtr on ,. 16-&ame winning they·re o,aly tWQ li!RlfS �• ol lmt - .,...,.,.. ... ............ ············· Jtla11, Hore � UNTIL 7:�0 MQN. Tllll.U !IAT. ·BLAETTNAR'S · ,, • PpMERQY, OHIO ·\ WE �- YOU . sl , wall tires. . . . '6 PLYMOUTH FORD 6 '11 · · · · c1f:: TO COMPARE � hc:te:. VB �!!t� • 4 Manufactutld ... ..... .... ...... I... Equipped with, wln-•14 ·1 . 'j, ' . •· · · · $1l9 palm,_,. · I, Spon Se41n. Powerflile trans., radl o and heater, sport tone Ntw l 960 Model 14 ft. Fiberglas Lark 1, ' • o.=I. · · · '1095 Fordomatic Iran s., radio apd beater, 2 to)\O blµ� flnlfll. Door Sedan ve. Door R!idlo· and beater, .st andard trans., radlo and heater. '•• s%. 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Stengel Breath ing Fire Today Sl'ANDINf;S · Maiitle's Slump May Force Case To Bench Him •• u.ilod �- ••••,....... , IIATl°"Al LfAGUE 1'.'EW YORK UPI - Slugger Mantle may be headed for a seat on the New York Yankee h<l"'�Manaaer Casey Steneel hinted as much after Thursday night's 2-0 victory o\!er \)le BalUmore Orioles in wbkh Mantle. went O-for-4 and atrett:htd hi1 ltrln1 or hitless al­ Mickey 1 w. L. p,,. San Francisco 24 12 .667 Pittsbu rgh � 1..i, .u...� M.itw1rnkee 1 6 12 .57 1 Cincinnati 1 9 1 8 .514 LOIi Angele.11 17 IQ .472 1 5 20 ·429 Sth Lou.ii o c .379 1 8 .333 1 1 :bt iq CPhiladelphia 12 Th1i1,Hclay•, RMulh .. llru\, 1 PhUa. Q n.t Mil•• 4 It, �ou� 1 fUtlht GB L l,i 4 5 Y.: 7 H½ 9½ 12 frkt•y's Pr .... P itchers . Lo, Ant•l•s 1t Chlceto - Wil' "'I ain't s1yin' who.,'' said Stetn- l tam& Cl-4)1 "1 MeMtle f3-S). Pll ilad ■lphia •1 P•tt5bvrgh lnltel 1 1.i in hia moat my1terioU¥ man• auzh•rdt \1,.3) ,.. F riend (S-2). n ed. "But IOmebody's headed for lwaulcH •I Cinci nnati t ni.... t) Mi le. ' be in' ma of I thlnkln' m nch. the -W I ii., (2·2 ) v1 Purkey (3-1). ao:: ��:.:-::�.e hu ..n Franc isco at It. Louil C nite) di pped to n a .23S and after Thursday night's -Ant..tll CM) n K UM 11-3). S1turda'1'1 GlfflN game he admitted, "I'm swin�ing PhUacNlp)tla at Pltttburgh like a rusty gate." Mllwaukff �t Cincinnati 1 Los An,.i.. It Chlcaeo ACC TOURNEY IN IALEIGH Sen Franclu:o at St. Louis DURHAM, N. C. UPI-The bas, Anwslcan LHP• w. �- Pct. GB 'ketball committee of the Atlantic Cout Conference has voled to Cleveland' 1 8 12 .600 20 1 4 .588 hold its annual league tourna- Baltimore 1 ment in Raleigh (or the eighth Chlu•&O 1 9 14 .576 /2 16 14 .S:i3 2 New 'iork consecutive year. -_..;;;;,;;..; - "";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ Detroit 15 14 . 5 1 7 2 ½ 1 1 Waahington 13 18 . 4 1 9 5½ A Cortoon Ivory Nl9hll Kansas City 13 21 . 382 7 1 1 18 .379 6 lf.! Roston Thursday's R••vfh New York 2 Baltlmor• 0 night TONIG HT C1' 1cap S K •"'" City I night lAe Plitter,eon - Eddie B)'l"lle WHhlftfhm 5 lolton 2 night "JACK, THE RIPPEi\" Frltl•y•, P,ott.bl• l"ltch•� - -also lattl-vo,,-. et N" York - W II htlm (1-2) vt Dltm■r (2-0). Mlmie Van Doren,, Mel Tonne "GIRLJ; TOWN" . Chi fl.. at t(a ntu City t night)­ SATUIIDAY ,1..... f:1,2) ., -... 12-2). Clev.l■ nd at Detroit (nlaJlt)­ C.Ok,r Cartoon Feature lell (5•21 n llunnl"II (1•2). "G ULLlVElt'S TRAVEI.S" Bo1ton at WHhlngton {niohO­ (The Giant Arnone lhe lrewer 12:...) v1 Pucuat (5,3). 'llin)' People.Jl) Saturday•, Gamu - �IO Chleaoo at K111u1 City James Stewart, Shelley Winter.. '' WINCHESTER '73' ' Cl..-tland at Detroit ...ton •t ••lflmon (nltht ) IUN,DAY and MONDAY YiHhlngton 1t N •w Yoric (nls,ht) EUzabeth Taylor Paul New-man - Bud Ive, "C.\T QN A HOT TIN RQOP" CA DS SIGN DAY By 1'ennCMee WHliams! ST. LOUIS UPI-The SI. Louie - ,al,so Cardinal• of the NaUonal Football Jose P'trrer - Gena Rowland• Leaa:ue have signed Tom Day "ffiGH COST OF LOVING" rrom Norlh Carolina A&T to a 1960 C!ontre.ct. Coech Fra nk lYy NOW AT ITAT TH ATR said he phrnned to U5C Day, Lhc PT. Pl AIANT club's 20th draft choice, a11 a "SAMSON AND DELILAH" Juard. llal> lo !&. �\ji•Q •h Ctii tii ■ - - - - - · ■- - ■- - ■■ the appointment of Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating Inc WY-2-2006 PHON E I. SICOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO ■■ an ■urhorlzed dHler repreiendn g WILLIAM SON FURNACES AND AIR CONDITIONING units in thlo orea... .,,,_,. �"" ce,/1"8 -,J. •-•1 , , , /lt,w hi•,fa,_IH•/•ii�"1.'""•• •,.• ,._.,. lf•/1 • "'- Jo,- 1 I Y ankeemen Kooek Orioles Out Of First Place With Whitev Ford Hot 1 streak t han one whose team bad �\I / �....:------ and ri11ht be� lhe li1i:1-ll�lri�h- *· uim .:... a s based on the fact lhal fotd'i IMt'llll-MUer Uiii.rli all he'd been checl u ng last year's worrie» that he 5"'8�t Uve_ ;,. that sore �W,. �•� Q�Y,l\l\lily ttuoki. �o t.he racl in .add1\ion ract• -:-::--------c- - -the V�n.k� •e JeMb' IQ Ue. a strona �'Ml. u· "' -:i_ -· Little Lenguc and Pony Leagti1e aetivilics at Wahamn High School art> scheduled lo get underway o n T u�sday. May 3 1 , accordinj to �n announcemenl by Coech Ralph S,1 yre of Wa ha�a. game • fl .... -� 111,eiy w �Managcn1 ol Little League •,eems I e� •� �-� NiUUu, Ql a�e ,Ne w Haven Reds, Lawrence O,op8� Ute l'llihrrl!..\KM 8n,"4!s be.al Ltcving , Joh n Best and E. th C! St l..,®i■ C:a,d4&Mli. '-1, in Arms1ro!1g: New Haven Card1m1ls, NutiQMtl �a1 ._ acUQll. Tom {; rrnstead, Ray Mul ford; Hartford. 1 . w. Gi hbs, R. K. Wilson and Don Smith; Mason CubH Jim Maynard, rloyd Mi tchell and James Pauley: Mason , 'Jli&ers, Charlie t:arr and �:rnest Reed NEW Y0111( UP! - TQO major • lea11ue Al�Sta, oq�a 'l'iU be OX· and Clirto11-We11t Columbia, HarP•nded to 310 pl&l!II'& ""' llllO' ill· vey V a n Maire 1111d Lerry , Harelude II' many, II' IQ �!!era ._.h graves. \!· -------- M a nn;ers of the Pony League teams are: CW. Potts . Van Matre. Oscar l lenry; Mason, Ed While and Jar k Pau�h; Hartford, Mack Howard, non Jmith and R. K. Wilson; New Haven, Grant Roush and Robed Cook. om�ers of the Little and Pony League are Hen Roush, pre• sidenl ; ltadford In&eh, vice president; Charlie C,rr, secretary: and Lawrence Lievlng, lreaaurer. The srhcdule Is as lollow11: Tue1day, May 3t-{Llttl• L-■• tu•>-Ntw Haven led• "' Nw Haven Cardinal,; Hartfwd vs Colu mbl•. CUfton-Wa1t (Pony LHgue)-New Haven v, Hartford. Thursda y Jun• 2-(Pony L••· gue)--..Mason ,.,. C-W. (L ittl • LH• tu•l--Maaon Cub• v, MHon Tl- --:�nday, Jun• 6-(Llttle . Ltaeue)--Mnon Tl;•r• vt C•W, H■rt ford v, Ntw Haven R ... (Pony I Leagut)-Hartford vs C•W. Thurtday, June 9-(Pony Lt• 1u•).-Ntw Ha..en vs M1aon. {Littit LHg1H)-ftew Hnan CerdJJ. nal, 111 �aon Cubl. ' Monday, June )3--(Llttle I!,�·• ■ue)-NH Reds n Maton Cubt, f.tartford 111 Muon Titan. (Pony LH ■u.)-C-W v, New Haven. Thursday. J1i1n• 16--(l'ony LH• uue)-Mason "' H1rtford, (Llttl• Lugu•�C-W v1 N H Ca nU nalL Monda,, June 2HLlttle L H• 1u1)-N H C■rdlnal, w H1rfford, Mat0n Cub• ,.. c.w. ( Pony LH· eu•l-N•w Hav•n v• Hertford, Thursday, J une 2>-(Llttle LH• gue)-NH R•d• 'tll Ml•on T1..,.. {Pony L..gut>--Maton vs c.w. Monday, June 27- -1 L lttl• LH· "-\ uue ,._H•rtford YI Me■on Cubt, NH Rtd, 'tll MalOn Tl ..n. (Pony LHgue)--Mlson YI C-W. Mondoy, JuM 21�Llttto LH• gue)- Hartford vt Mi:Mn C ul>I. -- -- - Where your dollar buvs more MILES PIC N IC ! SPORTI NG AUTO SU PP LI ES 22" Thrlftl-Cut Rotary Mower Dllnn�,,�:•11- rw� All Star Squatk Will Have lt Players In '60 Jordan's Title • 0n L•IQe TOntght In TV Fight LAS VEGAS, Nev. UPI _ The world'II welterweiK:ht championihip, whicl\ (or neiirly a year has caused ilrife in the National Boxin& Aun. and among fi&�t managera and in the undcrwOJ'ld, goes "" the line lonisht al the La, v,. 11:H Convention Cente.r, where Don Jordan defends it. against challenger Benny (Kid) P�ret of Cuba. The 1 5-round bout will be telPvised n•tlonally by NBC at 10 Pm . , e.d.t. Jordan. or Lo� Angeles, the questiontight game's blggeat mark, announced today, "I'll shoot the works tonight. I'll CIITY the fight to Paret - and win e11ily." However, becaut•e of lanky Don·� deteata in his late11t non•title bouts with Federico Thompson and Candy McFarland, oddsmakes bee in the nwtfon's gambling metropoli11 m11,ke challenger Paret an 1 1-� fav, onte. 1 � ., � ' �,;1J, i/' . -•.... s ic■ at �Mlil C:U,i, July U, and N ,w Yor-. JU�J Cb¥Je■, a.aw,, �� of ba1e- QaOUJI� tbe new ro. ter li-.i 'flwWJ -� he alaq reYti(J� �t ttw �•� will • lect the .,.._, .torle,i on ·••h side fqfl Ille lh("4 -'rli1ba Jell.. ie&P ,ointed m1t &lU , 11,ew r '4}e \fill �v-.t a., piteh4W trom bf!tlle � ''- tietll g•� ud addeq. ••�"" � ll'!&- c�nj!U of tlte t\\lQ H� tile maM1en Q\I)' wlllt ta c� Q1Qtt flkhen tll,i■ y,ar." Don �&dale oJ the Loa both Anis;elea Dod.-,s started games l,ut )'ear when the "second 1\1l•S•ar 111me" wu lt1lroduced 'It tile request of the players. ________ v .' M'}e R8Ce Of } Century Set Up JO CalReJa1,s µ�he' • "N H Rtdl n C•W, (Pony I-"� ,•1 I , # ,,. • C W. - • ford ' ' M ODESTO, Calif. UPI tt rt WI L (Pony Thu y, Ju " oe · ... " ne 30ncli Hnffl ■ue>,-New "' Mason. {Lit- mile race of the century g s He_ rb ay when stage Saturd on the I tie LNeuel-NH Cardln11 , YI Ml n urleB l lis, Dyr Austra • Elliott of ton Tluen. t lo asz S L an cs d 100 ta . 111 u r o eon TueMlty, Julr HLIIII • I.ff - Hungarian, tangle in ex , Tabori • aue)-NH RN• v• NH C1rdlnal1, H•rtford n CW, (Pony Le11u1)- the 19th annual California Relays. "!l will be run in well under C •W YI N1w Haven. minutes," says Elliott. w hO four .. o' 6-. sci J ( P ny L Wed • ay, u1 training here for the last been has H tfo u• )-; on v, �• r rd I L I I• I won't make a pre• ''But duys. 10 · H i Lu11u•)-MHon CUM YI Ma"n c tio n on breaking the world di / Tlter1. Monday, July 11--(Llffle L,H· marl< " E11·,·oll ho.Ids the world record eu•)-Ma•on Tl t•n 1111 C •W • N H ot 3:54.5. Burleson hold:; the lop RMI• vs Hartforcl, (Pony L.. U. S. m o rk · of 3:58.6; and Tabor! -Hartford vs N•w Haven. _ d ...;_ � Thurs ay, July 21 (Pony L - the Hungar1an re cord o f 3 :59 ,6 • l L•· {Little 1u•�-w VI MHon. . 1..,.)-NH Cardinals 111 Mlllfl CubL Monda'(, July 15-(L lttl• LM• ·••l--NM Rod, .. Mason CulN, Martfercl 'VI MaMn Tlger L (Potty L..1ue)-C•W vt Hartforct. Thu.....o,, July 2�Pony Le•• O }0 1ut>--Maton ..,, New H•wn. (L.lt­ tle Ltat"9>-C·W n N H Cardinal■ co1.u.ieus UPI - The ll•h• Monday, i AUIUlt 1-{UHlt l.N· int report for the week end looks may 9Yl')-NH Can:llnala "' Hertfenl, good, but the weatherman Mason CuM w C,W, (Pony LN• keep the anglers at home, the 9ue,:._New Hnn VI C-W. Department Natural Re1ource1 Thu.....y, Au,utt 4-(Pony uid todl)' . Lutut(-H1rtt.nl v■ MalOn. (Llt­ Oen-:ral rains over the state tlo Lu1uo>-ljH lo<I• •• MI- uused few !lahermen to venture Tf9t,t. forth h11t week, but those who did Moff1y, AU9Ult 1--(Llfflt Ltit- found the flah bitlna In moat of tuol--Mollll Culls n H �,4, the laku and atreams. C,Yf n NM R<ldo, Mloon Tr.10r• lro ln Southea■t and South Central NM CoNlln,IL lake■ and atreams in Gu1>rn• 'qtyo LI ,An all star doubleheadu .lf8' "'M!y, Jeffer110n, Mei,11:1, Morlan and tween the ch•mpion, of e■ch Vinton count.te, 11,ere nported ln · 1u11 and the all ,tars of the l excellent condition. Basa fl•h!na •ue will be held on Wedne has been Co¢ ln Senee1 Lake, Aucu■t 10. . y nse)' County, Jefferton Lake, ,.,.J weatberman May Keep Anglers ffome . 1 Oh' ID U-t I ' •• •• S LAC KS • In lfany: 14alerlals •nd ,Colats JUG ff,�..,tJ-r For W.Ju f-1 . ' ,l I ,J. • ' , as winner's list in the SOHIO V. le ..eons •2. 50,.0· 0 0. Elmer v----ue, llu1tli411 ea\e\.,_. Wille PUC011taer for lhe � been liVfn mucll credit forthe Une ahowmtl of .-. Wal11mJl baleball team 4ufil\l Qle p.aat ae.., JOn by his coacll, Ralph. Sayn,. N Youn, Van Malle, "lio t._ ,tt,e aon of Mr. and 1111. Elmer Van M(ltre of Clift�. hit .�l duri�I the put )'ear while p\Jyiog in all 14 ot the Falcon games. As a matter of fact he has caught behind the plate i� every game during the p�st two years at Wahama . That is a total of 30. The Falcons during lhat time won 22 and lost eiuht. Coach Sayre lh1lll Van ,'Matre 81 Van Matre, known as. "Potsy" to his many friends, also played football and basketball at Waham a. He . was a regular ln both Jeffcrs�urr Oak Lake, Mor11an and Lake Hope and Lake Alm.ii In Vinton County. Good bluegill and crnpple hshing has been reported ln most of the lakea In the ·area. Stream fishing is fair to good. .... tl,2' OUR us•D CAIIS All� .. , . , .� , ·,: e .J!..!. �. as - aif• � < -... . ' e 'I�, IORD . · - - - . OY.SJ;)I 300 - VS 2 DOOR ,Is a yo11ng. coll. , FfJ� . "1l'J!t . '17 CADI LLAC 1 �� DEVILIIE A lltlJ\e� buy tban a brand new small car. you cqu ld be a win ne.r ! · Check for you r Qhio auto license num ber at Sohlo tod�YI • I '$6. BU ICK · 9-Ntca.v J!YE!IIA C<ll!Plil . Sq\ld wlil!e co,l9r - A, &Qljd valu e. . . ··� , .. � �-' "' THI 9UALITY PAINT• Alft·M · -• __ �- ·wt11TE 7·, ___ ..... ) -- ;,, . . ' ) ' ..,.,. ,._ � ·· • $2995 ....... . . . i . $1 19 5 "'"' ......_ : :--,.,:�·-�.:t:f� HOUSE · pa1·NT, • $2,11 . . . , . u .. ..... u # A&QS :;:: ,. '11 4Qh 1,T•· -- ,, • . f ' SMITH CLOTHING · GO· Cas!I Bahr, OWner N. SECOND AVi:. - j _, . ,, •• MIDDLBPO� ' . • .-�.,. ' 1959 IUICK VS LaSabre · · · · · · · · · $i,s,� ., Hard Top 4 Door. One careful owner. Dynaflow drl�, Radio and beater. Almost like the day ii w-. sold. ,.r. 1 960 MERCURY Monteray · · · · · · · · $2,195 4 Door Sedan. Showroom clean. MulU-drlve. EZI glaH. Radio and healer. 4 Door Hard Top. One careful owner. Drn.afiow drlv Your most critical m,:pection will prove thls a quality automoblle. 19�7 .1 , , . l.and Transfers All Rides Will Be 1/2 Pric� N EXT· TO ·N EWl)f[{)C!IR� 1955 MERCURY 2 Door Sedan · · · · · · · · $695 1958 BUICK VB Special · · · · · · . . . . . . $1 ,9'_ 5e, ·I s195 . $100 "' ' ' .' tury · · · · · · · · · · $1,6t5 .1u1ci< vaOneCencareful owner. Power steering 2 Door Hard Top. - aJl(I bN¥• Really sharp. ' 1ff6 (IIMOUT VI lilalre · · · ... · $1,495 4 � t{J.rd Toil Air conditioning. Pllweralkle, Power brpis aiia steerliig. Radio and lieater. The most critical buyer wlll approve this w«:_ll kept automobile. 1954 -K VJ �ial · · · · · · · '. · · · · · · $-595 · <I Dool' Sadan. Ez,ept1011al mechaoleal COl}dltlo». . . '' , I I S A T U R DAY '57 �ERC URY · - · - - � $13·95 'S7 P'LYMOUTH · - · 't3tS !lar�r - 1 S:SOTO · · · · · · s1495 1957 FORD VS Custom · · · · · · · · · · · · $1,1 95 • • 1 956 PONTIAC V8 2 Dr. Sedan · · · · · $995 •395 CI RCLE'S Restaurant PYTHIAN PARK 1 954 PONTIAC 2 Door Sedan · · · · · · · · $495 5695 '• NEW YORK UPI-A construc­ tion company yesterday erected a "presiden tial billboard'' with pho­ tos of seven potential candidal.el and a dad. horse. They were Hu­ bert Humphrey (D-Minn), Lyndon Johnson (0.Tex.), John Kennedy (D-Mall!.), Richard Nhcon, Nel10n ltockeleller. Adlai Stevenson and Stuart Symington (D-Mo. ) SPECIAL . •s 1 9•.• Dooi- . 1 957 BUICK VI Special . . · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,595 ANY IUIPACI • ANT . COi.OR • ANY IIIUll!OII 1 _,.,,,; MW ... Preston �-In Middle 1,}f Another High Up C:ontrpversy WHEN YOU DINE WITH US Try Us Soon PREJIDE N TIAL DIRIY COLUMBUS UPI -Again, High- complete the wort! COLVl� BUS UPI - Four stale we. y �irector Everett S. Prtston DiSall t1! spent a -�i day with championahips go up for grabs to- has lucked up a furor. Preston di.gglnJ <l,it the facts. Newspaper reporta aaid that Then the govvnor�eptcd Pres­ � day and Saturday a11 about 1 1 -hundred of Ohio's tineet high school Preston . made a lall · . mlnute ton 'a view anf ia"41 a volumin­ Phone WY-Utl'S a thletes- right il out for titles in ch � nge m the rulea_ for bids on WI re.PQ11 we11binl two to three pai_nt �or Ute b� hfs dep•n ment . pounds containfna: · track. tennis, go1f and baseb•ll. eopiet of corZl8 E. Mab, Pomeny A "scratched" sign wu paated LARGE BASS -- Di.ck Law­ Defending champions will be This, i t wu sa id, _m creaied the re1ponde\mt, · itatelllenll and so on Humphrey'R picture. The hone less, Alhens , lisb expert for back in blseball, track and golf c�l by $l42,500, ,udetra�ked two � on ta show why be felt nothing ()pft 8 A.ll. lo U!· P. 11, (four-legged) was not ifentified. f11ms which bad lower b1d1, and I ,.811 the Division of Wildlife, is in the large field. Wl'Olli, handed the eonlr�t lo ,a company shown holding one of Forked 'the trak meet is the 153rd sl,nce whose local agent hu been Ralph Run Lake's bass, weight six C(uumb� North won _ the 1908 in• Groves, former pN-1ldent Qf the Pre■tu then said be wllved hls olaiJA to' jtaj from Ute Canibean pounds. aua:ural, while the b1gh schools Ohio Young Democrat.. paradileJ. where he bad vi&ited a the 38th baseball tour• decide will Gov. Y:lchael V. DiSalle acted t.w timel durina: bit neation and BIG SPAC, BUDGET nament, the 34th an� ual golf and quickly whe'.n he aaw the news­ feH in 'iloe with DiSalle's an­ Your Lui Clwlee WASHINGTON UPI-The Sen­ the 4 1 st annual tenms c hampion- paper stOJy. He demanded an ex• nounced . policy that ■tate em• ate passed by voice vote and sent ships. . planalion from Prelton and uld ployes \l'Ould not hold outside Ta VuU Tito lrlpatlc Cleveland Glen\lille, defeudin1 he wa, not ■atisfied with Prea:­ job1. to the While House Tuesday a blll a r the M w in pjon authoriiing 970 million <fijlJars for track cbam ton's. anaWflr. PrettQn spent motl of Thundav the National Space Agency in the with an upset of m l�hty Spt101- · Ao investi9ation ii under way. qionµng wUb newamen and .rep­ year beeinning July 1 . This was field 8 year go, w4ll send 1 ab: 50 million dollars more than Prek:, hoys and its record-breakina: 880 Bighway bidding, material 1peci- reeentallves of IIOllle of thfl paint Cications ,.nd ao on are hi&hlf cpmpanie.1- He said there wa1 ident Eisenhower had reque9ted. and mlle relay teams. technical matten. The law reco,g- nothing ,improper about the bid11 KURT Z SCOIIS ON -THIIII nizea this in allowina the state to lfld the contract aw-rd,. He said Jack accept the lowest or bt!st bid, the that what 1ome people fell were BOSTON UPJ--JoC!key RIGHT OJF MOVII SET DAYTONA BEACH, F1a. UPI.­ Kurti booted home three wlnn�ra philosophy be� that the cheap. lu�-minUte c�anges i.9_'the iPfi:C�Ci­ Orlando M. Sarriera wa11 arrested at Suffolk Downs Thursday, t:a• e■t materials ll'e not always the 1 e:abona were implied 1n the or1gmNn Bebag B,W .At for questioning in the $900 rob­ cJudlt\g both ends or a SM,.QO best. . al call for bids. s Aldi . with won bery of a savings and loan office daily double. He This 1s �e second time Preston '. Thi• was not the way all the Thursday because he looked sus­ Lemp $!1.80 In the first race, Ros has been m a major �ntroversy . 'ld companies understood the original stco the picious. The policemen Baid he ton cooler $18.60 In Severai mooth1 ago it wa� dis• wes wearing a heavy trench coat and Divin g Boots $6.80 in th� clOBed the pudJy highway director notice. Preston said he hoped that filth . . ...'.' •• had been working on the side as the matt'er could be cleared up In 90 degree weather. quickly and that the notice for a consultant (or the Puerto Rican bids next· year can be more spe1overnment. 1(1 l PresfOn ·e,�Iplpe4, "1'f(d�r....t!ontifb 6s �­ J UOUS prodding liy the prl81 rid � . ., by the governor. He said that be- • '"" , r- It l!NCHMAN 1>1PFICULT• Core he beClme highway director From I P.lll. lo 5 P.M. his firm bad a contract with the LONDON UPI-Actrets• model Puerto Rican government and he Suzy Parker, 27, says ir 11he ever felt be bad a Moral obligation to marries again, It won't be to a Frenchman. M lsa Parker, who has announced plana to divorce her husband· French writer Pierre de Sybil Ebersbach, Adm., Bertha la Salle, toldll a newi, conference Kaspar, deceased to Carl E. and on Tuesday that marriage to a Mary Nottingham,, 0.25A, Salis­ Frenchman w�• "too dlfficult." , 2 Door Sedan. Week-end special. bury. Denver Holter, deceased, to May L., George C., Harry D. Holter and Dorothy M. Karr, Cert. for Trans., Sutton. Sparkling original finish. Clyde E. pnd Helen King to E,,rl H . and Thomae H. Campbell, tratts, Rutland. C.01\lmbus and Southern Ohio car. Mercurymatic. New Buick'trade-ln, Good solid Electric Co., to Edward F. and Leona o. King, 0.78A, Salisbury. · Gtorge W. e.nd Martha Naab to John R. and Ruth G. Blosser, Lot Monterey 4 L'!:..dan. Auto. trans., radio and beater, black finish. Ol!l!· OWll�Na, 5, Middleport. 2 Door Sedan. Low mileage. Extra good condition. H. E. and f.sta E. Swan to Fre­ derick B. and Mary Jane Goebel 1·2A S6, T.f,, Rl2, Olant!le. Charle■ E. Burdette Sr., de­ Sedan. Auto. trans., he ater, 2 tone blue and white fiDl.sb. J: V8 Sparkling original black finlsh. cealed t� MarJe Burdette, �ulah Jones and C.barlo E. Burdette, I Cert. or Tran■., Middleport. Charlea E. Burdette, Beulah B. Jones, Emerson Jones to Marie p.'r!::wer steering and brak es, radio and heater, automatle tiusmi> 2, Door Hard 4 Door sedan. Power steerin g and brakes. Original black , Burdette, tc,t,, Middle,orl care. slon;' olle qw , white 'lfld gold finish. finish like . new. Shows best of ' ��· Roy T, K•l!lpar to O■rl E. . ' "·-·Mary NotlillJbam. 11.20A. Sallo­ 0 �ury. · WHERE THE FINEST NlW CARS AltE SOLD 1954 CHEVROLET 21 0- · · · · · · · · · · · · · $495 GREAT LAKES . PAINT . � -� NETTING CREW: Pictured above wearing caps (L lo R) ar e Dayton ,Parsons, Rutland A. H. Joachim Don William s and Dick La wlss. Seated on the boat is Tom Kllmer, vacationlng game protector froo, ]daho'. Blue Ribbons In 4 Events Up Fot; Crabs In Ohio : , Tempting Meals Are YOUIJ TH E F I N E.s:r , ,CAl{S . ARE TRA DED t C1'LINDER -· DELUXE 2 DOOR A re�l- etonomy . . el\f'� end approaching, Mr. Oaborne and part officials are expecHn g a rC!cord number of vi!litors to the lake. I · 'sMftEVR� $1195 1 Delicious! Fi remen's CarniYal IIQNTE11l I DOOR. A youlbf-1 car inside a,nd out. ' and: TONIGHT & SATURDAY · •WrMi11� u �;· ·- a good catcher in handling pitch­ ers. According to Sayre, he has a good pair or hands, is a hustler, a �••ood hitter and a good team man. . Sayre bemo1ms the fact . thaI his place behind the plate will be hard to flll next year. TRUC K COMPAC!TS CAIi DALLAS. Tex. UPI-Mrs. Jam• es c. T'ate a;ot a compact car lhe hard way Tbunday-abe ran her auto ink> a truck and another truck hit hers In the rear. . - t /Ul hon w ide lltfilse if It trie■ to • force major war'.k rule. chan,et on : I its employe1, tile head ot the ooa• • duc:-ton;' umop Wd Tburedl)', � J. A. P11ddocl, pre■ldent of lhe : Onl"r or R.ulway Conductor■ Brakemen . warned that auch ■ • strike w o uld lead to "unneeeded : an� unwanted governmental re1u- . lalluns." effort on the p1rt of the D1v1•10n of W1ldl •l• Lo prcvidc better fi9hing !or Ohio anglers. In Forked RIID Ille nets revllllled fh•t the lake ls well stocked with ban, ,roppies, It� gUI•, bUU-held catfish ud ,uckera. '-Tl\e' netting survey at Forked Run was star ted Monday morning by Mr. Lawless and the al g;ime protector_s whe� four wing-type nets were set. They were raised for the first time! �sday mornin11. wtlh_ retired state Trs•pper D ayton Parson, Rulland, anct a visiting game tiden from ldallo, givmg a helpmg hand. T he Idaho warden is Tom Kilmer, former Vin­ '<91!JIIY game protectQI, who is now stallo ned �t Riggins, Idaho where he is game pro­ tlllUQt · part of the Seven �vlls Area on th e Salmon River. He is spending his vacalion ere 'utd in Vinton county. � . · •811 THIS WEEK'S $S.9S te $141 ••• : 1=:'oii.iiu · .n::; ,in., a J a. a re , H and R FI RE.STONE I" .MicW,eport 5 T W/ � """ eounte<t, welg)uid and the 1pede, noted, wit� the results or the five day nelling Yinl· lhe experb , fair ldea ot the fishing po ssibilities of the lake. Whoo Ill e llsh popula• n la Jound lo be low, the lakes_ a_re stocked. The annual surveys are a pa rt of the conlinu­ ri, . . .-iJ•f,v\'.fl to check . f..onduetor Head Wlll'IIII • N11tlon-WJde Strlll.e • : c�o.u RAPIDI. kMi,a u�e : railrGad _ indu1try wlll be hJt bl • : from Page One) I • by HUBBA.RD · l'ICNIC ...... .. '' (Co{ltlJlled. • '11ti' Ut.e men. using two boats, lar � esl bau weighing si pound, x alaed .:-thp nets Tue.sdiy to find and other species plcntirul. The , at turtles •nd mu11tr1tt had repaired nets I n the other aec_ l,ci, two IO that lhl!! fish had n s o r the lake also revealed Qed The other t�o net� show- j tio that fish are plenttrul, Mr. Will• fitb to be , p)enhtul with the iams u ld, in ,telling o( nettings 1ater I n the week. , Wildlife offkla\s expressed concf1Tn over the number of turtles netted, desctlbing them aa ) the worst enemy of fish in the lake Turtles may be taken · at the I lllke on throw lines, Mr. Will- j iams said, with trotlines prohib­ Th� Tri-County Teen Canteen ited in State waters. However, turtle Jines may be Bandstand wlll pay it1 second of­ fidal '!"It of the year to Kyger used with a single hook to a line and tied to the bank, he eaid Creek High School Frida)' night. ; tlaads!and record hop will get Trotlines for fishing (or turtles ynder,ay at 7:30. All lickets are or fish are legal on Meigs Coun­ �- Tile Informal affair, sponsored ty stre.ams William R!lid, but m.iy It,; · apphomore, class will fea­ not excee d 50 hooks set three ture . . ,regular standby Canteen feet apart. cont · ' , . Forked Run Lake! is becon.ing D . • Leo Sav11gt has an- 1 increas.in&lY known as e fishing .�at contrary to rumor, a n d recreational center, with ii � has not been otficial• · well equipped •picnlc around,, at b: d .�· However, It will the lower part of the �ke. A close ii," 13. Savage has accepted concesaion operated by H arry a JU · 1W position at an Ot110 I Oibotne provide, boats for fish­ youth1 . p. Reopening dale i1 ermen -.t a reason,11:�le cOit and Aua:un . . bait may be secured at the lake. · A �tlll'QICt nlghl •he Twenty boats are available for Cpnteen wm he in Pe111ero1 tor it1 hire at lhe ptrlt end of the lall;e. · t, � outdQor record t'lop. With the Memorial Day week MIN, MAY SPICIAL ' : et Survey Proves Fish Plentiful ' ' IIIJBBY% I .- IM!M; \ 1,g · " 11 LIMITED STOCK • ·• ' . .. SAlf $59.95 I .. ' �· . . . ,.,,� · ., · lt1 � ;,,,,l, · for tbll ,•., , 11114--- • . . • . 1t :.��1}'2i'li . ti ...�. Replar ••t.95 I .afJ• ) 1'<,· !!Mt... on one· ore ™'°"' rw" tu-: � Aill"i I <"-P!OD 1na1mar JolloPIIQP Ill th 8 Pol& Gf!'und, in - yorll. Patter■Qn ,onrLn.e.P � tpC'cl.in1 Th Ltr�Y to HHn �fl• tt r,ad WOJ'i: ant1 a Ione w.-. .,..-- Q�lf lff lil1- pd Mr,. and � W•lillf, IM, IIRil ._._ A, Wlilf lll! honey ndpar• Air- ™liaM Or-. � Porn• enli 1ff IWl'I, l<lllWI Of<!¥, 11,. on4 11n. I'. I- Wick• "'" �illO wl 111N, l[laboney, "1'11111, \llltiMl11- TIie Wll!ilaraa Hijh School baseball squad, pict11t� �l}Q\!e, r4!1lenll:i •111111\k>leQ i\a. season with 12 w_ins and fiye I�. T"8 reeorll w• one o.f tbe be&! in the h1•tory qi lite '!"IIQOI. TIM! Coacll Ra lph Sayre's 1 1 year lllllllli118, _at The �"511N wer.e idle Tb�Y WMlill\a ill �II lo 'l9 viclories and iO lo&iOS. fn l1le 111c­ night � OlQVed i•k>, l2 tur, -'t, tust row, �I to right, Assistant Col\Cli Qlslllll perceRl� �-� a.�ea � ,the Wr1tlh , l lddit Vw 1,tatre, Larry Hargraves, C1w'le• Y®k.er, Oriolea. 'flw White. � au t�, �l\e �. l\!11•r V,ui Maire, Ralph Clarlr;, llon;lld V;m 1· •• •• a ha U•i1�e Of,,\,$ w U-:-, .,,�ee · Bill Jelljell, alld .,,_· ,r l win after l'"'Jr, Q\l�f � .,.an.'4li llllff, h!,�y ID•P.P..,_ Howard Johnson, Ci ty . lhe WpbiD1tun ie•t9,rs· CQQel\ �llli li!He.' -(llld row, left to riP!1 llalll!fef llill whi p� l�e �oa Red iu, �2, SW�. Ilic� TOfflllll\t, Joey Ru,;sell, Nicky pOwl!«I, �rt in th qU!ier 4L pme. Rj!MOU, llarl StewMtL t:li!!>ll.Y Harbour, Reynoldl, Cl\lflea Har­ r.a¥q, (lorq Cl;i:,11, '!lid Ma�ger Al!lllont g · The �n �8i G�'9. in· whNI Ille picture W8'f tuen were G;u,y al\d ltiQ creai!led lhe4f· Ni¥·-- lqd- f a SUfflmer Baseba)} To Start Mav 31 At ahama' 1gh w • · Born I n I_,....Jouna w�. just cmhi1l a two.game Josiflg ed Chw-eland lad�s. Qriolei a�uJ A.Ad, with Mke.m But 11 turned out lm1 optun- Chica&o W'-ite , 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 27, 1960 Born m lnd11rui l·U1 Soc l(f. an� M:r•- �Id i. Ms I ._..,,, Wf.HUt_. �diq1. Jr� an. �Mill t -- - "' • W, Dun' COIi �Y , II- Ml•• Ma� - I�• ,__ Eileen U nlted Pres., lnlel'MI-'{ Casey Slengel wants il clearly \lllde.r.-tood t�t "W"11ey Ford's bac:k on the beam and the Yan.Li -.re -.till in "'e A.mer· I ica n Lea gue . '' I Brt>.il h mg de f iance afler Thurs· t'ord �e - �kl UM Ult: I day m�hl's 2-0 vidory klloc ked the / Ya nkee IUt} tw,lli\. I Thiit lliie Yi.MN& IJ4t, fl,'U" tven Baltimur"' Onole!i oul or first place. Steng,d �ounded more like thouri:h '"'y're i� rou,u, a m.iuagtr on ,. 16-&ame winning they·re o,aly tWQ li!RlfS �• ol lmt - .,...,.,.. ... ............ ············· Jtla11, Hore � UNTIL 7:�0 MQN. Tllll.U !IAT. ·BLAETTNAR'S · ,, • PpMERQY, OHIO ·\ WE �- YOU . sl , wall tires. . . . '6 PLYMOUTH FORD 6 '11 · · · · c1f:: TO COMPARE � hc:te:. VB �!!t� • 4 Manufactutld ... ..... .... ...... I... Equipped with, wln-•14 ·1 . 'j, ' . •· · · · $1l9 palm,_,. · I, Spon Se41n. Powerflile trans., radl o and heater, sport tone Ntw l 960 Model 14 ft. Fiberglas Lark 1, ' • o.=I. · · · '1095 Fordomatic Iran s., radio apd beater, 2 to)\O blµ� flnlfll. Door Sedan ve. Door R!idlo· and beater, .st andard trans., radlo and heater. '•• s%. D · · · · . . w : • '995 c�:f FnR �; .� t,qat • rear eealt deck hardware, "'11h • itlO, 1111 H.P. koll · I '1·1 PLYMOUTH · · · · 5995 ' coutboml · wtlih hail-1tatlc, 14 '"1nch. cal>I,., re""'4 -·· Rudy lo N�. ft. lrellor C\lilt .Silliait - VB. Sl.aaclard transrhlsslon, radl� and heater, one owner. ., · '495 "'ODGE · · · · · · st!M'flnt '14 '!/:. . Compi.t. ONlY $1 145 ' 4 ·v.. wo lo\tt Y""' To �. JjQor �n Autom.1t1c traom,laion. • tlllo and hea•ter, power i '51 PLYMOUTH · - · i395, R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. . ' * * ""'"'··Mon To C- f­ Qpeft Evening, 111 8 P.11. i ·l)ilor Sedan. He4ter and defroster, HJ- dri ve lrallSlllission. METROPOLITAN MOTORS '�tlon M I.end & Sell., ,_ .,Y.241l'O I. Mlln St, •·tb . Qt�9J�i:n,��: .: .;;whlle DOD4i£ DODGE-DART DE$0TO P•one WYondotte 2-21 52 . "=-= --·►lQ ' - � Seeoa4 Slreell ,.....,, 0. . ., • I • ' ' • .. ' .. I �' ( 1 4 ) For Rent 8: � �tine!, Pmneroy-Middleport, O., May 26, 1960 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice N-OTICI OF P"U•LIC SALi NOTICE. OF F ILING AND ORDER OF ATTACttMENT C•M No. 16,441 HEARING ON INVENTORY Mertln $ervic• St•tlon BY MRS. JOHN HARTUNG ' Cu• No. 1 1. 1 12. In the punuance of the order oi Va. Mn. Helen Blackston waa a Probat. Court, M.9,i11 County, Ohio L he Probate Court of Meigs CounH•rbert Smith bu,inesa Yisitor in Gallipolis on TO the Exec utor or Administn.· LY. Ohio, Cue No. 16,441, 1 will • Fllad May ll, 1· Thur<day. · as 01 1er !or 11.le at public auction on tor an d Jo sue h o r th e [o II owing CONSIBffNT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Amount of Cl•lm _ _.., Mi&s Hortense Humphrey, Mrs. are resi denls of the state of Ohio Lhe Ull.b day 01 June, 1960, at E. W. PHPln, Jud.. RATES H�el Humphrey ,nd eranddauSltrYIVlng spouse, 1 £ any ; next of J U a . rn . a l the door of the Court l5) 1 7• 27; ;,) 1• 3tc ghter Janet, visited the Wlili11ms the follow- I KIil,· bcneli<:1aries under the will, I , wuse, •"Omeroy, O"to, 11 I Cfm.t, pc.r ,ronl. :1•e haerlion. Minimum cbar-g, - eo "e r•.a GroYer Stewart was. admitted lci in Wellston recently. u any; th� at t orney or attorneys illt descr1be<l real eatate. I ctoll ,er word fo.t three con::iecutive insertioJ,a. n t Valley Hospital In Pt. Pleau y ed Sunda There were 86 attend f• lpedll - one moc.th tor 30 cent.8 per word. t'a.l(;el 1 : 'l h e following deacribre pl"t.Se n tm i: ;t ny o l the aforemen laat week for observation Pleaat May Scbool, 22 , collection $21 .53. �u rei&J estate liltuated in lhe Coun• �U rate of 3 �ti per word ll'ill be ch.arg'?d for advertisl nt t loned persvni,: NOTI C c: TO CONTRACTORS · · . , •nd treatment. Yuu are hereby notified that on LY ot M.e1&,S, in the State or Ohio AQt paid wttib.ln 10 (N,fs after receivin;i bill. Mrs._ �cott_ Folmer was a �u11 1STATE OF OHIO Mrs. Mary Berry and Mrs. e. F. FI V E - llOOM -UNFURNISHED the :t.Sth i.J.1y of May 1 960, un ;ind in the 'fownshi .., .. ; Salisbury, DE PARl'MENT OF HIGHWAYS nes6 v1sllor m Athens last Friday, Board ,pent the WP.ekend in Iron• Drori la A.dv�lin& - Should be tcportl'd lm,nedlately The Mr. and Mrs. Gene Grueser and ton, Ohio, visiting Dr. and Mrs. Amended l 1111en lory a11d Appraise- ,wd bounded and described as fol· nl';Uy Senthlel will not be rNJ)OWJibl.e for more tJ&an one intor ap,;JJ t mcnt. J'honc W Y2·330'2. Columbu1,, Oh io, May J 3, 1 960 I JUCIII o ! l he tSl<1tC of l{.ay Burley lows: of Columbus spe�t from Leo Konieciny, d.11ughter � !IIIVIJon. &-25-6tc Contract SalH L991I Cop'J' I ---Car or Jote dcrcai1ed oudrum. w anJ , Town Ui, Monday with Mr. throu�h 2 Sunday Sec. in Heing Obituaries $LUO. .Ewnu of Notices Sp4w=.lal and _anb n, of CUd No. 326 , Nancy Profritt entertained with penter, Uhiu , Ill s.a1d County W,13 Range 13 or lhe Ohio Cc.mp.any's and Mrs. Lewis Grueser. ptNtlh-d at l e4t.Dt per word. UNIT PRICE CONTRACT I a slumber party at her home repurchase: Beginning on the north Ii led 111 t h is Court. ":IORDI 1 DAY 3 DAYS � PAYS 1 MO. Sealed proposals will be re• M:s. Lois Wellman of Fort Gay, cen tiy honoring Janie Burge• who start WANT �D-Jieauticiar. lo 11 l l e.:i rmg on said Amcndc� ln 1 1>1Ue of the l-'omeroy and. Rutland eeivcd a t the 0£1ic e of the Stale W. Va., Yisiled Miss Hortense is moYing to Virginia. Guest. ware 80c 00c $1.36 '4.00 imm �d1ately. Phone WY2-3557 nmt o ry ;n1J A ppra1semen1 will bt' 1 L vncrete Road in the west line of Hig hway Director ol Uhio at Col • Humphrey Tuesday. Miss Alice Josetta Lish, Janie Dodson, Con­ ;1,t>.u1..1 JUIO Sl.20 80e iD 5-24--0tc had be fore this Court u n the, 14th I het.d HyseJl's lot; thence north umbus, Ohio, until 10:00 A. M,, Euler was also a visitor. or WY2•6Q I �. 2li 71lc $1.liO $2.2ll S,.50 nie Harbour, Suz.ie Warner, Janie . d.:i y of June L 9b0 .at 10 o'clock A. j a1011g the west hne of the said Ohw (Ea stern ) StandaH1 Time, Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Hartung B urgess and the hostess. Ada reeeiYld bJ 10 A.II.. will b, in that day·• HJo: IJA BLt: WOMAN OR GIRL TO .\I !teed Hysell lot 200 ree\ to an 1 uesday June 7 1 960' for im - and sons of Columbus spent sev. Mrs. Mary Walsh ol Mason re· 1 · '""' - . 1 h housework and care Exccptions thcnto may be filed ! iron pm; thence aouth 63 deg. 19 proveme'ntii in: eral days with Mr, and Mrs. John ceived word this week of the death lur two clduly people. No by ..111p 1nten.•stcd party at any I min. east 3HS feet to an i�on pin; P roposals Nos. 1 to 4 inclusive Hartung. of her brother, Charles Young, in 1 J .., undry . Time off. Live in. t une pnu r to ! ill t' U;1ys bt'forti the thence south 2fl deg. 4_1 ln . west are oifered as one project and will ,.,,, :,:�• :,: James, Mrs. Mrs. Scott Anna Iowa. Other 'idason relatlYes in• ���::,ee::-:-=:,,=:.,,,,,,,,,,,,e::-:,,,,.-:,: �_���,.,,,:,::,:,,,., :,: •;I 5 'Z5-6tc d..1te 3C\ for hc 11 r111g. Phone W Y�-6459. i 70 feet to the north 111de of the · be awarded as one contract. Folmer of Rock Springs and Mra. clirle a brother John Young, and I W ITNESS my signature and J •omeroy and Rutland concrete Propoul No. 1 Minnie Jay, Kerrs Hun spent two other sister;, Mrs. Clar a Rouiih t �c 3c,1l of said Courl, this road; thence no�th 63 deg. 19 fJ!in. Meigs County, Ohio, on Section Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Will• I a nd Mn1. Theresa Gibba. T ilMIT AND PEST CONTROi. uousE TRAIL>:R 10- , ,;;.:-;:,-,� I 18 wet;l parallel with the center hne 9. 7-6 ( part) Slate Route No. 680 in iam Folm�r of New Haven. 2:Jth tfoy of .\lay, 1960. .. ...... Frte lnapectlon, ln,u r• rooms. balh, fuel �u.1 Lank, w.:1:,;h- 1 Mr. and Mrs. G-uy .1::Ue:.slug spent . F. II; O '�!H_EN,_ of said_ road 220 feet _to the place Bedford a�d orange 1'ownshlps by · �rs. W1ll1a _ N � NatlenWW.. P.._ R, m Clark and Mrs. the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. __ _ I er, dryer, telcv1s1on. Owner Ju c l gc an �x·Of 1 1c,w _Clerk J of begmnm1, conLainmg one and applying a T-30, T-31 bituminou_s Ol he Clark were in Parkersburg 1 � A. StrYlce •1tation WY2• leaving state. frank Hudsou, I W I LL DO WASHING Afl\D lRON• � O k ey Roush, Let.art. O Br1e11 , . -:&/ 100 acres, more or less. Hy ! lcnrielta 1 aurlace treatment on 8·1 1 1 modi· 2NI. Bash.an Road, H t. I , Racine. 4-26-tfc Dr. ind Mrs. E. R. Kelg of St. take Also hom�. my 1n ill:i N J Deputy Clerk REFER.ENCE DEED: Vol. 1 46, (ied stabiliied base course. Paye. 5 21 6tp J l'arc of small children. 770 Syc.iI Petersburg. Florida, are visiting at l/ Li' ( 5 ) 27; (fl) 3, :J.tr I l 'ace 76, of the Deed Records, ment: Width 1 8 feet. Length 18,· I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry mur_c st., Middleport. Phor1e CUFF BYE86 AND His STRING f ---- · - - - ' Me11s County, Ohio. ONE GARDEN 1'RAL-ron.2 good "!U feet or 3.59 milea. _ Walsh and daughter, Harriet. W Y z 2394· 1' 23 6tr Nola •IU be at the Chester / _ Parcel 2: The followi ng real ... Horses and S11ddles, one Play P�I No. 2 Alu.inn! dance Saturday, May 28. I Lal� situate ID the Town�lup of Yard, one ,a C)'cie Midget Car VlENNA UPI-Cleveland indua­ Gallia County, Ohio, on Sectiont I �ahsbury, County of Meigs and Wl,ll reaume at Wllke1ville on IN THE MATTER OF for Children, l!lOOd as new. Con­ � CYrus Eaton arrived In triallst No Route State 16 16 1� ,i,, · 3acbedule the 1 1t h of June. . ·3 ' . · ' Slate of Ohio and bounded and de• m tact Arnold Grate, al Rutland AI R CONDITIONING, REFRJGER · SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS Budapest Wednesday for a Yisit Town• Morgan and Huntington Gaugn: Montgomery l!S.5 on 11-311-81• PROBAT E COURT . scribed 88 follows, to-wit: Furniture days or Phone S112ship�, by applying a T-30, T·31 bi• upper, 9. 7 lower, running 16 feel or severa'l daya as guest of the ------Illian service. Jack's Refr1s era- ' MEIGS COU NTY, OHIO and 2, Town 2,. Sec. in Being 5-24-6tc 4191 Evenings. MTI t l o n New Haven. Phone TU 2COME TO THE MOOSE GUN Account s and vo_uc:h�rs_ of the U ange 1 3 of the Ohio Company's tummoUB �urface tr.e�tment on Gallipolis •�-9 on upper 13.9 on H ungarian goYernment, the reported. agency news �ochfle-d ]HU baae •hzed •tab 6 23·tf 3537. • Shoot, Sunday at 1 p. m. on lower, ruhnrng 15 feet; Lock 23, foll o w mg name<l f1duc1ar1es have I Purchase: Bei:inning on the nor.a . . I -----c--:--:c--:- ---Rt. 7, back or Skating Rink . FOR SALE: SMALL PONY FOR bct'u hied in lhc Probate Court , side of the Pomeroy and RuUand coune. Pavement. Width 18 �eel. H . l rising. CO children, 4 year� uld. Price Brin1 your wife. Condition of Moveabl• Dam,: 5- 27·31p 1 Meigs t.:ounty , Ohio, fur appro Yal eone r.ete road al the southeast cor- Length 1-4,942.4 feet or 2 .8.1 miles. �U�T1� E lR $ 1 75. Vitatoe, 12 Park Street, l No-, 3 Pro dams �re up including Lock All an� settleme nt: pou 111 1er lot; Allen . . of thanc Gllkey's 1 . . :1° Rout• 2' Lone Bottom, 0hi ::i·25· 3 1r Miildleport. ?• Ih a CounLy, _oh.lo, on Sect1on1 22 . aYeraging l ¼ traps and . 25 Case No. 1 8,37_1 Firs t. and Final north 26 dee. 41 min. east along and 4. ta, State K� ui� No. wick:ts. �ock . 23 rs down. , -· ------ --MUE L L E R FURNACES, W & STi N G �1- cou � t or William S . Buckley. L i ilkey 's east line !70 feet to an 0.4;j 1. � a�d GaJ li f.!Oh s 1own• reen m Ohio R1v.r Bo.1ts : Downboun J : G 1858 fORO Vil FAIRLANE 4 . . HOUSE a,stli•ncn Amold Bro- G u a rdi a n o r the Pcrso11 und Esta t.- iron pin · thence soutb 63 deg. 1 9 � applymg a , 'f•3 ah1p1, h1 by 1'·:iO l Lock 1 1 , Gene Hutchinson 8:20 am inor m a y, l ' w l of .door, automatie, R . H. Ivory and 11ul . min. easl to an iron pin· thence Ed ,m Hudc e l' . th•r•, Svra"uM, Ohio. Phon• B· e_urtace on tummous lr'7' tm�nt ) . .tf ; Lock 12 Dhde Spirit 9:00 am Case in and 0·3 l No. First �T•J"1 ftni1h. ,1495.00. Pomeroy l B.244 . F a south 26 deg. 4 1 min. wesl 170 feet . . 1 IJ WYl-6384. �Mota Co. �26·3tc ------ ------- Aecou11� of E. J. �erson, Executor to the north aide of the Pomeroy 1 1 1 mod1f1ed s �abu_izatlon base 0·2 ; Lock , 13, O vec J : 40 a m 9--fi; GRAVEL Y TkACTOR IALII AND of the Estate of Olive Torrence . de- ao.d Rutand concrete road· thence course. Pnement. Width 18 feet. Trade winds 6:3o am 9-2 ; St. ,M�\1POaffJM?: 2 DR. SEDAN. Servlcci. 5i2 E. Mal� Pomeroy. cea,st· ll. Louis Zephyr 7 : 00 am 5-0; Lock north 63 deg. 19 min. we�t paral• Length 26,400 l eet or 5.00 miles. . ,. �i•orl&lnal flnith. $495.00 T ' l !\ I. F. Freiberger 8:40 am 0-20; Phone WY2-3.975. Open tll 9 Case No. 1 8,293 i; ,rst and Fmal lei with the center of aald road f'ropou l No. 4 . . �)(�, 5-26·6tc � BlniJnm, Pomero)'. Gallia . Co qnt)' Ohio, on Sec �1on Lock 18 Walter c. Beckj�rd 3:20 p. m. untll Jun• I. S.lftrMq: l\�t·o'.m ! or Wulter T: H11mm, A�· l60 feel to the place of be&inning, .' Harold B,1rnh1rt, R"d•wllle. mm1strator of the Estate of El• co ntaining five eighths ( ¾) of an ( 14. 82 V_mlon), State Route � o. a2, am 18· 1 ; Lock 20 Mr. Criss 5:50 l taaWOiidE V8 4, DOOR. Aulo• flllll'IIS• - ___, m Huntmgton Township., by apply• am B-0; one derrick boat in tow; ' mer U . Hamm, Dcrciised. :1691. Coolv:11• Pho.,. Ohlo. a.ere. ._,..,... •-�'Ue power 1leerin1 and brake., ..., • 116 .., • • Case 3-19-tfc No. 18,294 ,M1 and .. , li'irst Final .. .. Save and except sixleen one• ana: a 'f-30, T-31 bitummoue sur• Loc k 23 City of Huntington 1 2 : 20 !R-H •. Real sbarp. $159D. OO. Porn · A Ad· ounl Burdette, M.irie f 1·c o hundredths (l ft/ l OO) acres sold by t ace_ treatment on !H l l m odified pm 20·0; Elger Cliff 3:35 pm 2·0 Jero)ii Motor Co. ... .. .. .. D-26-3tc CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH ministratri Estate x of of the Ch ii r- Allen GIikey to Joe Moore, NOY· stab1Hzed base cour11e, Pavement: western 5:00 pm 1 2-3; Ashland For FREE l01pedlo11 hade s, c loth porch n lance, J es E. Burdettf', sr., Deceased. tl\CU8Y 2 DR. SEDAN. H . 1 embe r 14, 1927 all shown ln Mc.igs Width .18 feet. Length 2,956 .8 feel at 10: 20 pm 3-1 2. PHONI aw1d nill, venetian blinds, win• Cai,c No. 17.54 9 Third An mu1 J Count)' Deed Records i'n Vol. 131, r 0.56 mlle. Upbound: Gallipolis City of ·, _ rcur)l_i;natk New Buick trade• Glim· ore's S upply Store "Proposals Nos. 1 to 4 inclusive Maysville 10:4S pm 2-0; Raymond dow shades. t'ree estimates. Account of Gernard Gilkey, Guard• Page 39 !. car. f61m.OO. hi. Qoo4 ,olid Dale W l ppcl, 2 1 , Union AY e.. , ia11 of lhc l 't•rson and Estate of � aiHtlnarl, Pomeroy. · �le liE lo'ERENCE DEED: Vol. HlO, of thia project to be completed E SalYetli 1 : 15 -am 16-0; Southern WY-2-2774 P_omcroy . 5 21 90lc Bunie liilkey, u n Incompetent Page 2M, of the Deed Records of not later than September l:l, 1900. " 4:20 am 15-0; Lock 23 Dan Qulnn , Vaughan 8 Edermin8t ing l80t CkEVflOLET V8·2 D.R. Low Bidders muSt •PP IY, on the pro• 1 2 .05 pm 2-0; A. V. Criss and Joe ['urson. Meigs Collnly, Ohio. TELEVISION l lA D IO AND SMALL nil, '•�,, ,pot1e11 Interior, aL1to-forms, for prequalilication Lucas 12:30 pm 1-10· Bob Benter per Case No . IU, 347 First Current f Company Said premises are appralsed al applianct' repair. Call Frank -'�il6. B-li, white and turq. Highway l.!red1t Examm- 2:40 pm 0- 10; Mike Creditor 3:15 with the Account of John D. Thomas, Guar• $3 , ,00 .00 and ca1mot be sold for St. Mary.,, w. Va. Capteina, 4 1 4 N. Second AYe., dian •.oo: Pomeroy Motor Co. Columbus, - --er, al 0 bio, at le W'� !O pm 2 13 ; BeaYer 5:lO P m l · l ; w. and l'cr1m11 of E�tate the of less than two-thirds (%) oJ the HP· J.a. lfc Middleport. �ii-ltc EVli!:NIN& AUCTION Amy V. Hice, an Incompetent Per• praised value. Terms of sale: Cash d �ys before the date set to . iPen F. Rhea 5:2 0 pm 7-9; Robert E. ___________ fOlUM Will ADD tlAUIY to ..., Friday, May 27• 1960• 7:oo P. M.. ---------sun. need 6:35 pm 9-0; Helen Z. 1 2 :30 in hand on day of sale and subject bic:1s. 19" FOH.D Ve CUSTOM 2 DR. HaYmil: aotd my home, . . - not onothH hov .. holcf homt The minimum wage to be paid to am 1 · 7; Cotton Queen 5 : 1 5 am l will sell AUCTIONEE• Uulcss l!xcep11o ns are filed lo the lien for laxes for 1960. 141dan. Low mileaee. Extra good u·, iov.ly to Soot ot, ancf chor•. 11t auction at m)'· residence in all con• this on employed labor Compli,te S•rvic• ther�to, said atco�nts. will be for 5•0. J. B. O'BRIEN, Guardian apndltlon. $l,lGO.OO. Biaettnwra, teap clean • • , 0 twaah cJI fo ea1y Che11tcr lhe following; -,-::-:--�-,---,---,with accordance in be shall Lract Crltt Bradford f !1e11rmg be ore au1d Cmirl on �he of the Estate of Lelhie Pomeroy. a-26-6tc a damp dolh kffpo k ..,tM.. Hour- Wage Rates Ascertained and DeWrit•. Phona or Cantact l liYlll& room _auile; l dilllng , Prevailing of "Schedule the -·--- ______ :1 7 th day of J u ne, 19ti0, 11 t which Gilkey an incompetent room 1utte; l dmette &el; 1 .11:as A. C. BRADPORD, R•cln•, Ohle. ' Iy Wage Rates Ascertained and De• termined by the Department of bright. lime :mid accounts will be conslt;I· 1951 l'ORO V8 C U S1 OM 300, 2 t€lrmined by the Department o( Industrial Relations !1NPlicable to tne 1ed 1nd '°bite, ne w ti �e•, . tffU'-8 , 1 '1AS l og .heater, z· w rit • er�d. a nd conUnUl!d )rem day tb CROW, c&;r;n& P O R,TER, , WHEIIR IUllllNC Cll,l(IIODllllll Industrial KelaUons applicable to State Hlghway ·Department 1 'lmexoellent condition. See any; , , �e•)c• . 1 Wh'. te tewm_g, . m a� TELEVISION llA DJ O AJ\I D SM �� mu ll fln 11 l � y dispos,�d of. Attorruiyt1 for Guardian - Phone UI ' for a frff •Iii MOie. provcments in accordanCe with Im• , sser l a di and bed Department Highway Stale c Any pe rs on , mtcres1 c�i ma y fi J e ne I m p e tbne after 5, Wednesd11y and ( 5) 20, 27; (O) 3, IO, l 'l, lite appliance repii lr. Phone bl 5 '. , 8.l ,.ChooN from ,,-.pleasing pasJelt 1 day I.Je d · 1 kitchen cabinet provements m accordance with Sections 4 1 1 5.03, 41 15.04, 4115. , Thur■dl)' all da,y. Will take Mcclin tock, n acine, 0 .,1 0. 2-l·lfc written e xceptions to said iiccounts 4115.06, and of Re 15.07 1 the 4 lol Modernto,..s-lhe "fW C.rarnk: or odd antique c,;11ira ; � tabl"� · 1 - ------- --Sections 41 15.03, 4 ! 1 5.04, 4 1 15.0tl, or Lo mutters pcrluinin� to the ex• Pkk• up truck In lrade. Rodnt!y Code vised anl tree; l hall uc Ohio. of odd l ot " U, M a lq 1 1 with tM r.JttYred effact. tUe cr DE" KITCHEN BUILT CUSTOM Re• the o( 1,.01 41 and 15.06, 1 4 r f u l 1 o the t ust l less th n Pterce, Lonu: llollom, Ohio. The bidder· must submit with l.i111p11; I lot dry walnul lu m l)er. si�ned for your home. Free es• five llays l)l ior to Lhc tliilc l:lel for Yised Code of Ohio." LEGAL NOTICI ll-1Hh1tp new low cost ift11Qlloll0fl OLhen. .Items loo numerous lo .......,I. limates. foreman and Abbott, hcaru1g. 1'he bidder must submit with hia his bid a certified check in the Notice ls hereby given that the COfll MtOn o 10¥lnt to y-. 1111ethod1 of 190B CkEV!tOL!i:'I' Ve BEL-AIRE amount $2,000.00. mt:ntJoh. Not rt:11ponsihlc for ac· amount check the ln certified Phone WY2-5321. a bld 8-6-t f followln& described personal pro• f' . JI. O'liHIEN ------Plans and spccHications are on c1denh1. ' dr. bard top. Air condltlonir1a:. perty will be sold at public auc- of $3,750.00. ljrobatl! Judge hW6tlllde. Power brakea and J , W. HoUman, Gwner Plana and speciticatlona aro on f'il e in the department of hl&:h· lion at the Coutt House steps at Mci�11 County, Ohio 1teerln&:, R and H. The most I. O. MeC..:o)', Auctioneer in the department of high• ways and the office of the division file (5)_ 27, .ltc l-'omeroy, Ohio, at 10:00 A. M. on c,) 14, 21, 23, 24, !M, 26, 27. '7lc critical buyer wtll 11pp,·ovc thl11 _ and the office of the div hnoL. deputy director. ways __ ll , d of 15th y Wednesday the June, ___ __ __ _ wen tept au tom oblle. ·�•98.00, The dir<ctor reserves the rlghl director. dep�ty 1 1)80. 8-USED COAL FU RN AC E!i," 'c:oo (21 ) ii to reject any and all bids. B l H ,lnan, p omeroy, Phona WY-2..SS21 u•28-8 le rlgb the reserves The ---director One frame house sltuatcd on the :--:=:::---c::--c::-c-=-: we,tinG• condition. Arnold'• -E. S. PRESTON, O H SALE : 7 ROOMS AND HATH real estate -J reviously owned by to reject an)' and all bida. . F' Mklcll_. N. Second An. houie Store, Syracuse. Pt-lone .... c1... UM Can Director corner 689 No. Sctond Ave., Leo K. Smithl and Omagene z. E. S. PRESTON (5) 6 13 20 27 4tc WY2-6384. AM -Mlket MNII MN.11 20 , Middleporl, o. �Director ---- _ (�_:>_::: Smith, on Mulberry Avenue, Pom::. ... TIIDPOL.ITAN MOTORS • (S) 2tc 27, 20, y, io. ero Oh MIi& .... MIi• It. · . D ERN - FIV!i MO F OR S,,LE on, frame house silualed on ' ,�. Ollla r?o.m ht.us", iulJ basemenl and real I Befort 9:30 A.M. NDTICa TO CONTRACTORS estate preYiously owned by People pr 1nr ca11 · a�t1c. Aumne balance ol 4. � Reese T. Middlaport WY•1•264t STATE DP OHIO West, on Mulberry AYe., · I Look at 1.he Sp.ace. Look at the d tre<:t iovernm�n t lo,1m, Lot ISO Pomeroy Ohl Pomaroy WY•Wl95 have 1urglcaGecllcal DI PARTMINT OF HIGHWAYS · x!IJO . GQ?d n_ela�borhood. Call KAU_TJ: Fltp) ITORI l'r1ee1. Look at the &vtn1:s. Columbus, Ohio, May U, 1960 All fl� ture; are included In POI SALi cost protedlon . . • or see 1' r<1dd1e thabet, M H�n, said buildings. At Ctlffte, Contract S.ltl L... I CoP'f For I.be frist .Bu)' & Beat 'l',erms The Am1nd1 J. Howett real ea­ W v,. 4· S-2.145 Yuk.n ,_, the 11,a, ffme IWf SHlflD• 26-Ua No. 60 • 30I Said propert)' i• to be sold and Ille In Bedford TOwn1hlp, beln& Oll New and lJSED, Look to offen )'OU lllt9kcl......al .....,,,. CONTRACT PRICI UNIT 1pprOxlmattll fort)"•tfl\len ■crria, FOR SALE : !<�OUR ROOM HOUSE conveyed to the highel!lt bidder by HAMILL IIRYICI STATION Ille• "".,,. can ttcvre • , • II J'M recelv• be wUI propoaal1 Sealed wjJl beJ sold to the hl&heat bidder on MlneraYille Hill $4000. Call bill of &ale, upon the followlna: hlore 9i00 A.M, enroll ..,. """"'r, ""'1 29. ed at the ofllcri of \be State Hi&h· al .,CIO P, II. on the 8rd d•y ol W Y2· 6291. 6- 26-6tc terma: 91ah in hand on day of 1,,11,•• , n•a l'HllY tnkt 'l!it 1111M ••• Columb111, at Ohio of Director way 11111. Ju t, 'HOO, al the office ol 0' · lledlcal Jn,cs.tnnHY I that PrMJdH �h (Oltlt l COl'll• , M., ­ (Eas hio until Ohio A. 10:00 O ROOM SEVI-.:N FOR removed be 1hall bulldlnae: Said HOUSll SALE plete 111,alcal w"medical NIM!ftta: -. : Bllen and O'Brien, 100',i Cour& Every Day Servi.,. . .. n cl'educU. Cl'OUPI IIO,o oJkn UICM NM " .. with two batha, 1arage, waab by July 115, 1960 or fort,it all ern) Sl.lndard Time, Tuesday, June Stl'fft Pomeroy, Ohio. .Muat ■ell U,I. No. 23, Waverlr, Ohio fwdloJd-1Oft.lo .n� ts or OHtl · . HIW 7, 1960, for improvements in: No phyllc•I nam.Jnauon no t-lth Ni.tr.ant, no exc� beolu. house, cellar, lar1e rorner 10\ ri1ht, thereto. for not leu th■n app,r■lled value of O,.n •very day 9 to 9 put or Pft'Mnt health probll!fnl. no wa1un1 periodJ for �uni eon Meigs County, Ohio, on County located In Cheater, Ohio, OIi The ri.jht la reserved to reject - - - · ---ot two lbou11nd five hundred cllllon� no need lo be esnplo)'ed, "nit■ p_llllfl II Mtl..,.17 � Road No. C-10 in Columbia Town­ 0 T Route 7. Priced to 1ell. U Inter, any and all bid1. COMPLETE INSURANClll . PRO, dqllan, •� s��J a���.�f:n:'8!'-et:t":��11 BEAUTlfUL SELEC'l'ION OF eliited call or wrile Paid PolinL lectlon. Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. J. Etlw. Fo1ter, Cltrk ship, by 1radln1 and pavlna: with Ital CII" _plsrt that NIVH )'our •ru Una Bolln, Admlnlatratrl• F'lowen, Croue,, ha■ketl, for .. ue Shltld l)r0¥ldN PQmfflts lo,rard the � of 8ur1tr, ln--hoiml surface road mix Pomeroy Board of Education bltumlnou1 Riplfl,y, W. Va. Tu!. ES2·N33. Mlll1 1 Middleport, Call Don 11-Je.ftc al ca.re, Anelthnla.·RHloUwnoy Memorial Day. Clift '1 ti hoe Re­ I aerordln,: .. o.' RbNula:a Ohio. In�ntt1-■ U.t!t9�ln lhe Aptclal Pttl■rQc: 1� 1s , . T1; � � w. � coune on an a1greeate base. t (ll•lt-J'I J'OU WI pair, Middleport, Ohio. 6·17·1 2tp Net1,_• ,.r on., ... u PH 8'on.Ui YOU N'fflvaOmtrac: Width: P&Yemenf 16 feet. Pro­ I \'O UNO GUERNSEY COWS all U... beMNa lbtid l,n die , • . ne...,pe Ulll o! ._. Nefflt • in adnrtllfmml r DON STIVERS for ule. Ju■I freab and 1ood jeol and Work LenJlh l3,llt4.0'7 1 Tl'ta Hrollmtnt pedod •• milkera. Larry Collin,, RHd• J i2 RAT8 KJU.Et, WITH STAR feet or 2.660 miles . Ull1"I ll ii PNt­ ,1.te; Iba., :I.¥. W1rf1rin. lbs. t marked berotlt mldnlaht oa I� 11ay rMAt 11 � "The dale set for completion of ville, R. NO, 1 ll-:16•3lp h Mt lod■:, ' • • n.u Iii applkaUon t1111 • , , Woll to:• .. t'Oll mil11 � t,1.00. Sele, pure, and -auar■nteed. this work &hall be H 1et lorth ln Kbertbac=h Hardwire. PUILIC IALI Ohio Medical lndHllllti,, Inc., .,,, ..,. ..,. • · Ibo blddln1 proposal." .._ · ""1¥,i ,., nd1nl1nec1· will offer for l•'l :17, 28, 29; ( D) 4, 5, 6, Pt.u. ..,..11 ,.. 18 Ill, U--Ooor ,.,_.,_, ,. ,_. Bidden mu1t apply, on lbe pro­ U , UI, 13, 18, UJ, 20, 20, JM1b1!c , auction, 1I tbe lite per form■, for prequaUflcatlon ""°""'-1 bms""' 65 wort old oa of 1 Do1Q Grlllllh Morr, I 36 , 27; \4) 1, 2, 3 , 8, 9, 10, with the Hl&hw1y Credit Examln• 10, 16, 17, 24tp deeialtd, near Dorc11, on the l"1f 1. ,_ I �ourato,od ,., -• 4,S Llncetn It. er, al Columbu11 Ohio, at least 10 !!!!!l!Z4,\ ' llo�-an 11QOd, In Sulton Pho,_ WY2-U61 Mlddloport daya before the date .et· to open Towmlllp, M1l11 Count,, Ohio, on blda. ... llolHf1 IWoJllb day ol June, The minimum wa1e to be paid" llfM( I.IIQ. CQlllfllC!ln1 at one oclock NINI lo all labor employed on, this con• Buy Your - . P, • 111• Ptnonol property ol witl accordance in be shall lracl ,-_GINO "" .,. HOME FOR QUICK SALE BY .uicf �ltedenL. con1l1lln1 in part ■ Sl■ lhe "Schedule of Prevailing Houri) fur­ bath,gaa 11.nd rooms owner, 6 of: , 'l'itbl.., cboirl, ltOn and wood J nace, 2 utility rooms and cel­ bed, book caae, __, ..I,._, lar below. 3 mlnute■ walk to �l!trl'J' loblo, bllnket che,t, • downlown Fomeroy on Lincoln �� joal r1111e, oil ran10, HIii Road. Call WY2-Slll8 or llffWI'! 1'frl(¥.1tor, •llchon cabI . WY2,S381. 11-211-fto of drawer,, waah ..;,......,., modern and old AT ad;af.., "'""• lneludinl ,. - ,,at of 11,.,i;,, Cina, hob- ll & DD llAftll Dlll' a.,i '11111\id IWI, IIDd man, , ROUT NO, 7 PROPIRTY--.Ex - irtlclu. cellent Perm11tone home with -....i Cl&lt lD bpd on day of Pomeroy, Ohio S bedro,,m, (all with lar1e oloaNii: > eta), lara:e JI.Yin& room with fJre � I. · Coverdale, -- -- - place and built-In tel'evl1lon, Adinlnlltr1trlx of the Elta\e &ND MOTORJ fU IO&TI "91D window and !or,, piolure de, . of i,,.111 GrUllth Jtlarr, 1M "" while 1111, Mot,. Wa'u. GUA&AN'IU YOU WOl<'TI And we' ll 1 Wonderful dlnl .. room with (_ \. lire plloe, kitchen with bullt,ln Ma., (1),#7-IWI; (6J+tk_, ,olffott - MIO further ......ntlo you will be COIIPLETELT \·. :. ::· , - tf., PMMNIJ. pt_,. WY� • re Ir IJ•• -ator, Ir...., and range. · 60-pllon BAflUIJU> with a Quick-Recovery I I•Yo. Pl,,y CITY PIUCJ!S -n thou1hout, Hardwood !loon 1 See Bill lllfl4 • mat Electric Weier Heai. 01r your money will completely Insulated, and hH � . cool.I hol wator heating. run l>a1er.1em lnatallallon the b!cl\llllns 1>o nturned, .,.. 111P wllh lounge, recreation room Soe yow��doeler or "1umber, • ' f •M IOtc .AJl'Ak'l'IIDn'S - .tµrrulbed and and fum1e1t room. Attached <lluten, llld4leuoluml,hed. • ' , call t» to, man dolallo. or double 11ra,o wllb owerhoad l �ALOJtOli!UII! BON port. Phone WY-2-13'112,3.tf doors , All th!, and bHulll\llly b. p, ' -,tor and ______ -� _ _II, 1o :,oar ..ttu _, co 11eat located on 2-aere lot with front, HOUSE. TWO ROOll t AND I Letart , tnllan, 11011 ......,.,, appeln� !or Call lake. on a&e room oportmenta. A. N. BeD1ol, J.U,. Phona CH'I..,.,-, .-, FURNISHED APARTment and bath, Pomeroy, Phone �27-6tc W Y 2-691:i. -- DELl"XE: 3 · ROOMS and BATH unt urnished apartment. cOats Middleport . Phone Huildmg , 5 2 1 12tc W Y .::. ., i 4 i -- -- 8 IWU M HOUSE OR 2 APART· m t::. $•1:0 .00 month. I ¼ mile en a bove llrnne, H t . 338. Call Guy 0 . 5•26·3lc Nc1gla, Jtacine, a ROOM ADS WANT roa ,t I PHONE WY-2-21 57 ( I l Notices ■ ■ ,-pct. I / 1 9 1 For Sa le 1 I ~•-.st I MASON PERSONALS L ega/ N O ICe I '° . I Help Wu nted I ( 17 __ ____ . Employment Wanted I . i.i , lU -.-. - - - I U �ll i REPORT Legal N-otice (20 ) Busi ness Services FOREMAN & ABBOTT ••81 Auto Sa les Now Installs FORUM C:.:.J�� l Ceramic Wall tile ---- -------- •••rtJ ••· I !ri I cc------- - _ !� 1 ---------l.egal Notice �¥Y •Ou, l Rea l Estate =..- - - -- rRA LE Rs 19>' For Sa le . Waverly Mobile Home Sales ■ Call Dki Sterrett ms - ·-·--- - -- (20b ) I nsurance -c---------- --- --- - ••···· .••n -- (9a l Marine 5uppliei. ■1 "°""" '' Fr!"•YMi11 P1tricl1 Collin1 ol Pome· roy ■pent \he- weekend with ber grandparent,, Mr. and .Mn. El• me.r Bailey and Gary Baile)' of Middleport wu alto a euut. - R.ock Springs News Of The Week PH N $0N t/0!' =�I & VAN ZANDT , J .....a. , •= ��a;::."'1�i....'ll!.rtceo. .rr.:,o ·• _ __ ... : IA) ua, ..... . PIia , Wl'J. NN1a _ ( 2 1 l fleo l Estate ----- ■ ■ ll-2-tle to '.ee 1h11 ..".°pllo�al ".:" =• CUCKLIR RIALTV TIIIIEI: ROOM FURNISHED apart �•id. Phone ment. ulilltlea ••• 229 ,.._ WY2-IIIO · 11-25-3tp 11-U-l\c WYWIII. -it� :i:,.. Ci: t!:: Notice is hereby given that pursuont to the requi rements of Section 5721 .03 of the Ohio Revi sed Code, a list of lands in Meigs County on which taxes hove remai n­ ed due and unpaid for two semi-annual tax installments will be published i n this newspaper. Each person charged with d.e linqueot reol property taxes ond assessments or publ ic uti lity property taxes on a klx dupicote i n the honds of the Co\,l_ntv _Tr!!Qsur­ er moy pay the ful l amount of such toxes immediately. Al I taxes which a re paid � fore the dote for publ ic:atioA will be delet• ed from the list to be publ ished. - For Rent· Pilon• tVY2#12. fl ·c-c-=-------..- ,� =.:r1• .. ■. .:'l:l.::·..:2:::t''.'-'========== NOTICE OF DE. L I NQU)N.J TAXES ■, s iUG ,AN'D NWI � oW .. ,-1) II It. b)" 15 ft. <INd .. ,W4 "'°" 24-6tp •• 1!, SEA HOR $E OUTBOARD MOTOR dlaa. FOREMAN & ABBOTT ' Gordo n CaldwelJ · . . Auditor, Meit• �nly ' opeNr�t�f£. f£YJi· t!!U\. -----------------------------•-o/ ..,.,.,,---,.. ..,,.....,. . """;...... ""u·--. ""' ....__-,:,:_-_-,:,:_-_-_-.:.:.:_-,:,:;..-.:_-,:,:__ .tlOlln _ ,._ .,. .. 111,w ....i,•..-.,-_,..,...._.., • .....,. --------- -- -.- --===========�:-::=iiiiio i Running _ / · out of hot water ·1 too often? . -- I;, ' /(!:_ 1· , £LECT81CITY - TELEV IS!ON GU IDI WSA%.TV Chon el 3 8:00 lthlr4.■ J B1111 OD G\l,eal 1t1r llowo • JUPD Breakfut Parl J New■ BreU:fast Party New■ Motorcade , St■r S,Iute Top Ten Weekend Newa Weekend Ohlo New1 Wfl".ltead Ne.ws weekend Newi weekend Gueat star Pat Boone Sholl Sundown Serenade Oil the Air · · · · Surtcf•y Sjgn On Sunday Chapel w- RH. )((.ntg:,1mery (f<utland J.IMIOD) CoUJJtrJ HJDill 11mt The SuadaJ- Show Ni11w1 The SundaJ Show New, \. The Sunday Sh&W The Army Hour Noon 'Newa Vir1inia Vitatoe (Papvlllr Jt.postollt \.."'tlW'Cb, United Natlon1 Sl'llow Social Security ReY. Teell (C.rpentf1? Sll.nday Sbowcue Annlvers..ry Showcue Broadway Showca11e Sund■)' Sbowcase Rev. Wilaon (New :llnen Church of God) Sunilay Sbowcue News Sunday Showcu: News & Weather Congreuman Moeller W11hingon Repoltl to tbe Peeple Sundown Serenade Ofr the Air l:S8 .... 8:00 1,21 8:15 l:JO 8:IO ,,oo Detect:1ve11 Dairy 9:11 7:00 5:80 Waterfront lO!IO 8:30 6:00 Home Rtln Derby 10:35 Corned.)' PlayboUH 8:35 6 30 News Picture 11 ;30 J:30 Ad"t'enture Time lll:30 ' :4!S Sports Roundup 12:00 ll,:OQ :,i.eambo.at Bill 10:00 6:55 Weathercut 12:15 1:30 Gil:M Kid t0:30 7:00 S.turday Nla;1t Jamboree 8'IIO l,i..lc In lhe Roun� 1 1 :00 7:30· Bon11Jlza . 12:30 1:15 Jim Thacker Show 11:45 8:30 The Man and the Challenge 1 2 : llli 8:25 Weathereul 1 :00 9:00 The Deput 1:3() 9:30 New1 Pictu�e 1:SC:, 60 Wide World 8:30 :35 1 fl:43 liunUey Bfluldey l\epon lni,rpol :'rom Man 10:30 2 :00 ' Z:30 7:00 Death Valley Days 11 :00 N e . .-1Headline• 2:30 2:35 7:!0 Thln Man Dawson 1 1 . 10 W .<\there.at 3:ot 3:30 B:00 Troubleahootera 11:15 Shockwatch 3::W 3 :35 2:00 Sign Off 8:31) lfaaquerade PatlY 4:30 9:0!) Cavalcllde of Sportt 1:00 ) 4:35 Bowlin& Jackpol 9:45 4:30 1 5:30 4:35 March or Medicine 5:46 1 1 : 15 Sip On 5:30 New• Headline, 6:00 , 1 :30 This i.s the L!."e ' 11:40 Weatbercast 6:30 l2:QO TV Chapel ,:45 Jarll: Paar Show 12:30 Industry on Parade Sign Off 12:4� Garden Club of I he Air 7 :� 8:00 1:00 Fronlius of Faith 7:47 6:30 1 :30 Sunday MoYietime 3:45 Moma Challenge 7:i5 Sign On 4:00 Crotched 'Mountain 800 Circle 3 Ranch 4:30 Fa.vorite Story 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Junglt1 5:00 World Championship Golf 9: IIQ Junlor Auction 6:00 Meet. the Pre41 10:00 Howd)' Doody Show 6:30 Sunday News Picture 10::IO RuU &: Reddy t'iow 1,tiO Overland Trail 11 :Q.0 Fury The Pomeroy Teachers Association �nd school emplo1ees 8:00 Music on Ice 11:l!Q Circua Bof ttonored Asa A. Hoskins and Mrs. Althea Bryan ' who ,are re• 12:do True Story 9:00 �vf· Show at tiring, a luncheon Thursday noon. 10;00 Loretta 1'oung Show 12:IO Down on the rarm completed his 4lsl Ho!lkins Mr. Funny 10 :30 People Are . 1 -00 A Traveling Man year of teaching today and was year. By acclamat�on the11e, . •ere Beadllnea :20 1 1 News Dope Dugout 1 : i$ ele ;Pre• Mn. Ro\1"9 : Elame , cted presented with a hand1ome baro11:10 Weatherc11t -1:2!> Cincinnati Baseball 1ident; Mi11 Genevieve Stolart, the set, thermometer and meter 1 1 :15 Nitewateb, f:00 The School m:or, eift of the Association. Mr. Hoa- , i9e president ; Mi11s Care.lyn Sflitb 1:00 Sign Off f:30 Science Fiction Theater kjns, in accepting the meq1ento, secretary; Mrs. Glady!I Hayaan; staled ttiat " he enjoyed the 34 treasurer. . . Mrs. Husted, retmng president, years of teaching at Pomeroy High Scho♦I and that he would aftel' ■a)'inlil 1he enjoyed aening 7:30 Dick Cluk Show long remember hl1 fell'ow teach· u head of the leeal Aaaea:i&Uoo, 8:QO Brave Stanton ers and the student, he wa■ prJ. turned the meeting over to Jrln. 8:IO ,Leave It To Buv.er viJeged to know. He thanked the Rouse, president-elect. 4:00 American Bandata�d Mrs. Rouse gave a brief re­ 9:00 •Ll;wrence Welk Show Tin Tin 1:30 teachers lor their °"9ful gilt and of the O. E. A. meetlnc at port Beal t0:00 Jubi-lee, U. S. A. said he would always tre111ure it :S:00 San Franc:lsco Your F.lso Report, .: Ralph Spencer, Central Elemen• Ga l lipoli1 which she ind Mra. 1 1 : 00 Up-To-The-Minute New, 1 1 : 10 Sports Report mentary School prjncipal , made Husted attended. 1:40 Weather Teller New,i Daly John :15 I I i:46 Late Show the presentation speech. Gueits were Mias Ethel Oar,:QO Buddy Starcher Sho•of Mrs. A1'be-a Bryan received a land ■nd Mrs. Verlie Gordon, re. ,,,� Walt IJl.eney l'reoen ts beautiful- · silver plat\er from Mrs. tired Pomeroy achool te;1cl!iers. B Helen Wllllams who made the Mrs. Ralph 1:00 Man From :Blackhawk Zundel, Reli1lou1 l2:00 J&bit Hopkins File presentation speeeh: S he thanked , Education teacher, school aecre­ 9:00 77 Sunaet Strip 1 2 :30 The Big Pfoture the teachers and said she sincere• tariea Mra. . Grace •:oo The Detectives and . 1:00 Colle&:e New, Conferencii= enjoyed workm1 wltl thlt'. Ilea, , Miss Rita Ball Iy custodt•� lay $�80 ltlaci: Saddle 1:30 America's Newsreel Album chers and children during: her 10 Myers, Charles 1 ' Werry and "-•tin . Jl:00 ne New Tont,bt 1 ·48 Trev.I P'lllll at years Sugar Run Elemen tal')' Phillipi. Wealher 1 11 2;00 Mystery Matinee r ��"if. ·' School. p 11 P 3 ;QO Open Hearin1 The lancllton tables, anao1ed Ef11etl.,. Of OHlc•n 1!_:20, · Litt Show 3:30 Man, Medicine and Spff(e The luncheon was preceded bf in a "T" 1hape, were centered 4·30 �•tlonal Education .A&AOc. a brief bu�iness meutfng' c11lled to with attractive floral ar�•nge­ 5:oo Matty'; Funnies .rl. 1 ment made from purtle and order by Mrs. Jw'tba Husted 5:30 Ewe Ard"en Show sldent. Mrs. Bryan, secr; tary white lrl&es. CleYer place inats t:(IO Ba�ee and Bul�II 6:00 People's Chou• read the minutes o f the previou� designed by Mrs. Martaret liewis ll:00 Eddi• Seal!dJI Sho.i 1 6:30 Robin Hl!Od meetiq awl KIN Farie Erlew;ine and Mrs. 'Ralph Spencer aided 12:00 'LUii-ch with Soup Sales 7:00 Tramlo.,n color to the tables. Candy Cups _ 12:30 ' -Gri, Gboll treasurer, gave her report, 7:30 :M"Herick Mrs. Lucille Swackhamer, chair• were centered on purple and ·> 1 : 00 !JV · Cl 8:30 Lawman man of the nominating com m it• w hite floral designs nd long , •· l :30 Talk ·Back 9:00 11'e Pebel tee, reported tbe slate of offieera , apri ng green streamers dl,ided 2:00 The Brothers nominated for the 1 960-61 school the tables horizontally. , � , .2:SQ America's Newsreel Album 9:30 'lte A!ukan, l0:30 JOhnny S�ccato Mrs. Eva Stout, · cb■irmarL of 2:•s Travel Film refreshmeh\ committee, wU the 1:00 1 Tonla:ht N,w1 The ., 2:55 Ba,eball 1 ..��d ' ' b'f Miss · stoblll't,' 'MrlS. · ll106nltl••ther ·Window �-.e!&P "INli&'wtestlln,: � .11;1.leµ Gibbs and Mn. Rouse. Thie ll:lO , ..L,.t� Show 8:00 Reeord Hop following ladiea aulsted with prepuation of the deJicloua meal: Food Preparati.1m and K.itehe n Committee: Mi11s Sto�rt, Mrl. 6:00 Movie SpectacWar Husted, Mrs. Gibbs, Mra. Rouse, 7:30 Perry ,Mason Mrs. Sweckhamer, Mrs,• Stout, ,c, , , , Allve­ or WanJed-Dead 8:30 •::JO The Brlghllr DllJ Mr1. Drake and Miss Ban. 9:00 Mr. l,uoky f:15 TIie S....et Storm Other ladles assisting Wttll the 9:30 Have Gun, WIil Travel 1ervlng of the meal and luncheon The Night ol Ed10 "I l:� !0:00 Gu�moke preparation werc Mrs. Frances The 'r- !;tooiea 10:80· Not fior Hire Roberts, Miss Connie Marie)', Mrs. f:IO . Tho IJle ol RIie, r Hayman, Mrs. Theodosio Freeter 11:00 News t:00 Arthur J. Smllh-Ne,n Ms. Beatrice Reinhart, Mrs. Bei 1 1 : 10 Theater 13' nice Hofrman, Miss Carolyn Smith, ' ••!:!& A Look at tH Weolber 12:30 SIi!" Oil Mrs. Cecilio, Hart, Miss Erlewine, Clinic Bowling . G:l\li Miss Mary V. Reibcl, Miss flelen . .,30 Amo, •n• ,.,. Smith, Mrs. William!I. ay ?:00 Markham Superintenden t Charles S. Gibb1 ):@ Revival cruacl.ed T:30 8a"tbide 'Welcomed former . teachers Miu 9:30 American at Wort 8':30 Hotel de Paree Garland and Mr.!1. Conway and 9:45 Christian Science Mrs. Zundel If.I guests. 9:00 Thrill, of 1960 Clrcw 10:00 TYJ . 10:00 CBS Report.I t0:80 Camera a 19:30 Penon. lo Person U:00 Dig Plolure Se•alon Tue,day 4:00 New• 11 :SO RFD, VSA A.t Young Home th• Woller 11 tZ:i!Q Rev ' ,!!,rood Glbbr, � � Mr■, Joe Young entertained the .1.. Lool, "' � 1 ,:_J! 12:tjl Baaet,ii • Chatter Club, Tuesday evenin1, at sp0�pa her home, Rutland Road. ay 8:41! Sperl.I Special A 1hort busineu seuion was • •·.OO . �- p•·•- v ••••,.. ,,11 Coinotly 'Jim• hel4 with Mn. Glen Evan, presld­ Our 01111 Com..U.. 4:30 11... Wlll>..i Wllco1 ln1, after which games were played 10:0!I Reekie and Jecltle C rlon 5:QO Oral JI• ·,otu and prlzea awarded to Mn, Wilbur Mllht Mowe PlaJhouse 11 . 8: 30· G-il oomiie Bowl YoWll, Mrs. Vau1han Priee and TIie Loni llaDler ll ,,oo s� World · Mr§. Na�an Blges. �1 , 11;! Cart0<, T!lolt.,r , ConlUl'J f:80 R,etrc:sfuµenta • were served to . latlll1 7:QO II; . . � !!IDS those flamed and Mra. Everett !i:80 Jt,t Ja,•kaon 7'11) l:lilrinll Ibo J.len..., Lighlfool. Mr,, Charles BUct; Mrr. i,oo CllaQDel 13 Pre.,nl8 < i,m· The Eel Sulliwan Show Alfred -Bigg, and one- gu& 1 'shaJ"l 9:® Cl�neral 11:loc,trl, Theater i:IJ , Bueball Leadofl on Lee Biggs. . illt! -ball .\lfl'ed Hltchcoclt: Present, . tipbel S�ow 10:00 Mr. ••d Henry t& i n '10:SO Wliall' ..,· UfteT . I, 1 . 00 and ',one ' dhe,ter ,:IllF !II. . w,lL:DO Slffitia,,'1'"e,oi ' Special • -,,::� •'•m ·� 11 ·•m cently with Mr. and Mr , Cu · Chanel 3 - Ftl.lJ ,:oo Chcq111el 3 - Sunday Channel 3 - Saturday NOTH IN', DOC · · 1 iJESl COME IN TO KETCH A NAP U'L ABNER Teachers Hoskins, Bryan Are Honored By School Associ�,t� I .• run !� :l: ·dionnel 1 3 - Friday Start Th'e Day Right I ' '''"' .TY STEVE ALLEN Channel 1 3 - S1nd tLL PASTE MY TRAD I N G STA M P S IN MY BOOK TODAY On The '"Musical Clock'' �,111' - = ,..... UOI MORNING f' 7:1 5 A.Al 'J'jren� O:iO t:�00� D1, ance Party -· se:!!°"�� -i t_, �=� I ON cme ·1_ &_ 1'!!"-•-a_ 1er _� -'-�-�-----i•:::::·c:::-:::t;;' ;::;;- _____1_t_ CURL�_�YOE C:'... P -.: �i'::= i: � ,:i -•7D �.. � ilOOIII � T#,,,_ r • :1: ::LV W atl • "'I� z;;' :::� � Tllli� N � J. = ':: ::" H ' E J . _ ' i w ��!!l!!!-!!l!��=�==�"-:Fr��•�de�r�lc�t-�--Mr,. qi ' ,a·� • ,v• '' .= ...., C ,,,. &..a H&.1- - . � ._r Tr- he" felt negled;al. fllll4v..., ;: ,,,, l,/II, 'J, 'I \ • OHIO II .'\, •• ..,,._____,,.. ii,, NANCY · With ,,OQ 1 didn't lllliize ttllt L}te- 1 -=W.HTNPTV _Channel 13 Qninllll 1 3 - Satunl • .nra1r:, I i- . ..alilnel I - Satunf1J 'YO' SA'f YD' WANTS 'TH' �m-rrs TO " DEE-VEl!lP" .-aJNT .NE\IERBIN,BOSS­ cPPS�- eu>s>1l!-M MEAt<! MR- FATBACK? GASOLINE ALLEY . Channel 8 - Friday Channel - Sunday -.,.... BARNEY GOOG LE and SNUFFY SMITH WC HS..TV Chu n"el 8 •=SO -- PKANUTI WMl'O Daily Pro!?fam Schedule Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 27, 1960-7 . . . ' ..., ERNIE BV811111µ# -- �' ( 1 4 ) For Rent 8: � �tine!, Pmneroy-Middleport, O., May 26, 1960 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice N-OTICI OF P"U•LIC SALi NOTICE. OF F ILING AND ORDER OF ATTACttMENT C•M No. 16,441 HEARING ON INVENTORY Mertln $ervic• St•tlon BY MRS. JOHN HARTUNG ' Cu• No. 1 1. 1 12. In the punuance of the order oi Va. Mn. Helen Blackston waa a Probat. Court, M.9,i11 County, Ohio L he Probate Court of Meigs CounH•rbert Smith bu,inesa Yisitor in Gallipolis on TO the Exec utor or Administn.· LY. Ohio, Cue No. 16,441, 1 will • Fllad May ll, 1· Thur<day. · as 01 1er !or 11.le at public auction on tor an d Jo sue h o r th e [o II owing CONSIBffNT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Amount of Cl•lm _ _.., Mi&s Hortense Humphrey, Mrs. are resi denls of the state of Ohio Lhe Ull.b day 01 June, 1960, at E. W. PHPln, Jud.. RATES H�el Humphrey ,nd eranddauSltrYIVlng spouse, 1 £ any ; next of J U a . rn . a l the door of the Court l5) 1 7• 27; ;,) 1• 3tc ghter Janet, visited the Wlili11ms the follow- I KIil,· bcneli<:1aries under the will, I , wuse, •"Omeroy, O"to, 11 I Cfm.t, pc.r ,ronl. :1•e haerlion. Minimum cbar-g, - eo "e r•.a GroYer Stewart was. admitted lci in Wellston recently. u any; th� at t orney or attorneys illt descr1be<l real eatate. I ctoll ,er word fo.t three con::iecutive insertioJ,a. n t Valley Hospital In Pt. Pleau y ed Sunda There were 86 attend f• lpedll - one moc.th tor 30 cent.8 per word. t'a.l(;el 1 : 'l h e following deacribre pl"t.Se n tm i: ;t ny o l the aforemen laat week for observation Pleaat May Scbool, 22 , collection $21 .53. �u rei&J estate liltuated in lhe Coun• �U rate of 3 �ti per word ll'ill be ch.arg'?d for advertisl nt t loned persvni,: NOTI C c: TO CONTRACTORS · · . , •nd treatment. Yuu are hereby notified that on LY ot M.e1&,S, in the State or Ohio AQt paid wttib.ln 10 (N,fs after receivin;i bill. Mrs._ �cott_ Folmer was a �u11 1STATE OF OHIO Mrs. Mary Berry and Mrs. e. F. FI V E - llOOM -UNFURNISHED the :t.Sth i.J.1y of May 1 960, un ;ind in the 'fownshi .., .. ; Salisbury, DE PARl'MENT OF HIGHWAYS nes6 v1sllor m Athens last Friday, Board ,pent the WP.ekend in Iron• Drori la A.dv�lin& - Should be tcportl'd lm,nedlately The Mr. and Mrs. Gene Grueser and ton, Ohio, visiting Dr. and Mrs. Amended l 1111en lory a11d Appraise- ,wd bounded and described as fol· nl';Uy Senthlel will not be rNJ)OWJibl.e for more tJ&an one intor ap,;JJ t mcnt. J'honc W Y2·330'2. Columbu1,, Oh io, May J 3, 1 960 I JUCIII o ! l he tSl<1tC of l{.ay Burley lows: of Columbus spe�t from Leo Konieciny, d.11ughter � !IIIVIJon. &-25-6tc Contract SalH L991I Cop'J' I ---Car or Jote dcrcai1ed oudrum. w anJ , Town Ui, Monday with Mr. throu�h 2 Sunday Sec. in Heing Obituaries $LUO. .Ewnu of Notices Sp4w=.lal and _anb n, of CUd No. 326 , Nancy Profritt entertained with penter, Uhiu , Ill s.a1d County W,13 Range 13 or lhe Ohio Cc.mp.any's and Mrs. Lewis Grueser. ptNtlh-d at l e4t.Dt per word. UNIT PRICE CONTRACT I a slumber party at her home repurchase: Beginning on the north Ii led 111 t h is Court. ":IORDI 1 DAY 3 DAYS � PAYS 1 MO. Sealed proposals will be re• M:s. Lois Wellman of Fort Gay, cen tiy honoring Janie Burge• who start WANT �D-Jieauticiar. lo 11 l l e.:i rmg on said Amcndc� ln 1 1>1Ue of the l-'omeroy and. Rutland eeivcd a t the 0£1ic e of the Stale W. Va., Yisiled Miss Hortense is moYing to Virginia. Guest. ware 80c 00c $1.36 '4.00 imm �d1ately. Phone WY2-3557 nmt o ry ;n1J A ppra1semen1 will bt' 1 L vncrete Road in the west line of Hig hway Director ol Uhio at Col • Humphrey Tuesday. Miss Alice Josetta Lish, Janie Dodson, Con­ ;1,t>.u1..1 JUIO Sl.20 80e iD 5-24--0tc had be fore this Court u n the, 14th I het.d HyseJl's lot; thence north umbus, Ohio, until 10:00 A. M,, Euler was also a visitor. or WY2•6Q I �. 2li 71lc $1.liO $2.2ll S,.50 nie Harbour, Suz.ie Warner, Janie . d.:i y of June L 9b0 .at 10 o'clock A. j a1011g the west hne of the said Ohw (Ea stern ) StandaH1 Time, Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Hartung B urgess and the hostess. Ada reeeiYld bJ 10 A.II.. will b, in that day·• HJo: IJA BLt: WOMAN OR GIRL TO .\I !teed Hysell lot 200 ree\ to an 1 uesday June 7 1 960' for im - and sons of Columbus spent sev. Mrs. Mary Walsh ol Mason re· 1 · '""' - . 1 h housework and care Exccptions thcnto may be filed ! iron pm; thence aouth 63 deg. 19 proveme'ntii in: eral days with Mr, and Mrs. John ceived word this week of the death lur two clduly people. No by ..111p 1nten.•stcd party at any I min. east 3HS feet to an i�on pin; P roposals Nos. 1 to 4 inclusive Hartung. of her brother, Charles Young, in 1 J .., undry . Time off. Live in. t une pnu r to ! ill t' U;1ys bt'forti the thence south 2fl deg. 4_1 ln . west are oifered as one project and will ,.,,, :,:�• :,: James, Mrs. Mrs. Scott Anna Iowa. Other 'idason relatlYes in• ���::,ee::-:-=:,,=:.,,,,,,,,,,,,e::-:,,,,.-:,: �_���,.,,,:,::,:,,,., :,: •;I 5 'Z5-6tc d..1te 3C\ for hc 11 r111g. Phone W Y�-6459. i 70 feet to the north 111de of the · be awarded as one contract. Folmer of Rock Springs and Mra. clirle a brother John Young, and I W ITNESS my signature and J •omeroy and Rutland concrete Propoul No. 1 Minnie Jay, Kerrs Hun spent two other sister;, Mrs. Clar a Rouiih t �c 3c,1l of said Courl, this road; thence no�th 63 deg. 19 fJ!in. Meigs County, Ohio, on Section Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Will• I a nd Mn1. Theresa Gibba. T ilMIT AND PEST CONTROi. uousE TRAIL>:R 10- , ,;;.:-;:,-,� I 18 wet;l parallel with the center hne 9. 7-6 ( part) Slate Route No. 680 in iam Folm�r of New Haven. 2:Jth tfoy of .\lay, 1960. .. ...... Frte lnapectlon, ln,u r• rooms. balh, fuel �u.1 Lank, w.:1:,;h- 1 Mr. and Mrs. G-uy .1::Ue:.slug spent . F. II; O '�!H_EN,_ of said_ road 220 feet _to the place Bedford a�d orange 1'ownshlps by · �rs. W1ll1a _ N � NatlenWW.. P.._ R, m Clark and Mrs. the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. __ _ I er, dryer, telcv1s1on. Owner Ju c l gc an �x·Of 1 1c,w _Clerk J of begmnm1, conLainmg one and applying a T-30, T-31 bituminou_s Ol he Clark were in Parkersburg 1 � A. StrYlce •1tation WY2• leaving state. frank Hudsou, I W I LL DO WASHING Afl\D lRON• � O k ey Roush, Let.art. O Br1e11 , . -:&/ 100 acres, more or less. Hy ! lcnrielta 1 aurlace treatment on 8·1 1 1 modi· 2NI. Bash.an Road, H t. I , Racine. 4-26-tfc Dr. ind Mrs. E. R. Kelg of St. take Also hom�. my 1n ill:i N J Deputy Clerk REFER.ENCE DEED: Vol. 1 46, (ied stabiliied base course. Paye. 5 21 6tp J l'arc of small children. 770 Syc.iI Petersburg. Florida, are visiting at l/ Li' ( 5 ) 27; (fl) 3, :J.tr I l 'ace 76, of the Deed Records, ment: Width 1 8 feet. Length 18,· I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry mur_c st., Middleport. Phor1e CUFF BYE86 AND His STRING f ---- · - - - ' Me11s County, Ohio. ONE GARDEN 1'RAL-ron.2 good "!U feet or 3.59 milea. _ Walsh and daughter, Harriet. W Y z 2394· 1' 23 6tr Nola •IU be at the Chester / _ Parcel 2: The followi ng real ... Horses and S11ddles, one Play P�I No. 2 Alu.inn! dance Saturday, May 28. I Lal� situate ID the Town�lup of Yard, one ,a C)'cie Midget Car VlENNA UPI-Cleveland indua­ Gallia County, Ohio, on Sectiont I �ahsbury, County of Meigs and Wl,ll reaume at Wllke1ville on IN THE MATTER OF for Children, l!lOOd as new. Con­ � CYrus Eaton arrived In triallst No Route State 16 16 1� ,i,, · 3acbedule the 1 1t h of June. . ·3 ' . · ' Slate of Ohio and bounded and de• m tact Arnold Grate, al Rutland AI R CONDITIONING, REFRJGER · SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS Budapest Wednesday for a Yisit Town• Morgan and Huntington Gaugn: Montgomery l!S.5 on 11-311-81• PROBAT E COURT . scribed 88 follows, to-wit: Furniture days or Phone S112ship�, by applying a T-30, T·31 bi• upper, 9. 7 lower, running 16 feel or severa'l daya as guest of the ------Illian service. Jack's Refr1s era- ' MEIGS COU NTY, OHIO and 2, Town 2,. Sec. in Being 5-24-6tc 4191 Evenings. MTI t l o n New Haven. Phone TU 2COME TO THE MOOSE GUN Account s and vo_uc:h�rs_ of the U ange 1 3 of the Ohio Company's tummoUB �urface tr.e�tment on Gallipolis •�-9 on upper 13.9 on H ungarian goYernment, the reported. agency news �ochfle-d ]HU baae •hzed •tab 6 23·tf 3537. • Shoot, Sunday at 1 p. m. on lower, ruhnrng 15 feet; Lock 23, foll o w mg name<l f1duc1ar1es have I Purchase: Bei:inning on the nor.a . . I -----c--:--:c--:- ---Rt. 7, back or Skating Rink . FOR SALE: SMALL PONY FOR bct'u hied in lhc Probate Court , side of the Pomeroy and RuUand coune. Pavement. Width 18 �eel. H . l rising. CO children, 4 year� uld. Price Brin1 your wife. Condition of Moveabl• Dam,: 5- 27·31p 1 Meigs t.:ounty , Ohio, fur appro Yal eone r.ete road al the southeast cor- Length 1-4,942.4 feet or 2 .8.1 miles. �U�T1� E lR $ 1 75. Vitatoe, 12 Park Street, l No-, 3 Pro dams �re up including Lock All an� settleme nt: pou 111 1er lot; Allen . . of thanc Gllkey's 1 . . :1° Rout• 2' Lone Bottom, 0hi ::i·25· 3 1r Miildleport. ?• Ih a CounLy, _oh.lo, on Sect1on1 22 . aYeraging l ¼ traps and . 25 Case No. 1 8,37_1 Firs t. and Final north 26 dee. 41 min. east along and 4. ta, State K� ui� No. wick:ts. �ock . 23 rs down. , -· ------ --MUE L L E R FURNACES, W & STi N G �1- cou � t or William S . Buckley. L i ilkey 's east line !70 feet to an 0.4;j 1. � a�d GaJ li f.!Oh s 1own• reen m Ohio R1v.r Bo.1ts : Downboun J : G 1858 fORO Vil FAIRLANE 4 . . HOUSE a,stli•ncn Amold Bro- G u a rdi a n o r the Pcrso11 und Esta t.- iron pin · thence soutb 63 deg. 1 9 � applymg a , 'f•3 ah1p1, h1 by 1'·:iO l Lock 1 1 , Gene Hutchinson 8:20 am inor m a y, l ' w l of .door, automatie, R . H. Ivory and 11ul . min. easl to an iron pin· thence Ed ,m Hudc e l' . th•r•, Svra"uM, Ohio. Phon• B· e_urtace on tummous lr'7' tm�nt ) . .tf ; Lock 12 Dhde Spirit 9:00 am Case in and 0·3 l No. First �T•J"1 ftni1h. ,1495.00. Pomeroy l B.244 . F a south 26 deg. 4 1 min. wesl 170 feet . . 1 IJ WYl-6384. �Mota Co. �26·3tc ------ ------- Aecou11� of E. J. �erson, Executor to the north aide of the Pomeroy 1 1 1 mod1f1ed s �abu_izatlon base 0·2 ; Lock , 13, O vec J : 40 a m 9--fi; GRAVEL Y TkACTOR IALII AND of the Estate of Olive Torrence . de- ao.d Rutand concrete road· thence course. Pnement. Width 18 feet. Trade winds 6:3o am 9-2 ; St. ,M�\1POaffJM?: 2 DR. SEDAN. Servlcci. 5i2 E. Mal� Pomeroy. cea,st· ll. Louis Zephyr 7 : 00 am 5-0; Lock north 63 deg. 19 min. we�t paral• Length 26,400 l eet or 5.00 miles. . ,. �i•orl&lnal flnith. $495.00 T ' l !\ I. F. Freiberger 8:40 am 0-20; Phone WY2-3.975. Open tll 9 Case No. 1 8,293 i; ,rst and Fmal lei with the center of aald road f'ropou l No. 4 . . �)(�, 5-26·6tc � BlniJnm, Pomero)'. Gallia . Co qnt)' Ohio, on Sec �1on Lock 18 Walter c. Beckj�rd 3:20 p. m. untll Jun• I. S.lftrMq: l\�t·o'.m ! or Wulter T: H11mm, A�· l60 feel to the place of be&inning, .' Harold B,1rnh1rt, R"d•wllle. mm1strator of the Estate of El• co ntaining five eighths ( ¾) of an ( 14. 82 V_mlon), State Route � o. a2, am 18· 1 ; Lock 20 Mr. Criss 5:50 l taaWOiidE V8 4, DOOR. Aulo• flllll'IIS• - ___, m Huntmgton Township., by apply• am B-0; one derrick boat in tow; ' mer U . Hamm, Dcrciised. :1691. Coolv:11• Pho.,. Ohlo. a.ere. ._,..,... •-�'Ue power 1leerin1 and brake., ..., • 116 .., • • Case 3-19-tfc No. 18,294 ,M1 and .. , li'irst Final .. .. Save and except sixleen one• ana: a 'f-30, T-31 bitummoue sur• Loc k 23 City of Huntington 1 2 : 20 !R-H •. Real sbarp. $159D. OO. Porn · A Ad· ounl Burdette, M.irie f 1·c o hundredths (l ft/ l OO) acres sold by t ace_ treatment on !H l l m odified pm 20·0; Elger Cliff 3:35 pm 2·0 Jero)ii Motor Co. ... .. .. .. D-26-3tc CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH ministratri Estate x of of the Ch ii r- Allen GIikey to Joe Moore, NOY· stab1Hzed base cour11e, Pavement: western 5:00 pm 1 2-3; Ashland For FREE l01pedlo11 hade s, c loth porch n lance, J es E. Burdettf', sr., Deceased. tl\CU8Y 2 DR. SEDAN. H . 1 embe r 14, 1927 all shown ln Mc.igs Width .18 feet. Length 2,956 .8 feel at 10: 20 pm 3-1 2. PHONI aw1d nill, venetian blinds, win• Cai,c No. 17.54 9 Third An mu1 J Count)' Deed Records i'n Vol. 131, r 0.56 mlle. Upbound: Gallipolis City of ·, _ rcur)l_i;natk New Buick trade• Glim· ore's S upply Store "Proposals Nos. 1 to 4 inclusive Maysville 10:4S pm 2-0; Raymond dow shades. t'ree estimates. Account of Gernard Gilkey, Guard• Page 39 !. car. f61m.OO. hi. Qoo4 ,olid Dale W l ppcl, 2 1 , Union AY e.. , ia11 of lhc l 't•rson and Estate of � aiHtlnarl, Pomeroy. · �le liE lo'ERENCE DEED: Vol. HlO, of thia project to be completed E SalYetli 1 : 15 -am 16-0; Southern WY-2-2774 P_omcroy . 5 21 90lc Bunie liilkey, u n Incompetent Page 2M, of the Deed Records of not later than September l:l, 1900. " 4:20 am 15-0; Lock 23 Dan Qulnn , Vaughan 8 Edermin8t ing l80t CkEVflOLET V8·2 D.R. Low Bidders muSt •PP IY, on the pro• 1 2 .05 pm 2-0; A. V. Criss and Joe ['urson. Meigs Collnly, Ohio. TELEVISION l lA D IO AND SMALL nil, '•�,, ,pot1e11 Interior, aL1to-forms, for prequalilication Lucas 12:30 pm 1-10· Bob Benter per Case No . IU, 347 First Current f Company Said premises are appralsed al applianct' repair. Call Frank -'�il6. B-li, white and turq. Highway l.!red1t Examm- 2:40 pm 0- 10; Mike Creditor 3:15 with the Account of John D. Thomas, Guar• $3 , ,00 .00 and ca1mot be sold for St. Mary.,, w. Va. Capteina, 4 1 4 N. Second AYe., dian •.oo: Pomeroy Motor Co. Columbus, - --er, al 0 bio, at le W'� !O pm 2 13 ; BeaYer 5:lO P m l · l ; w. and l'cr1m11 of E�tate the of less than two-thirds (%) oJ the HP· J.a. lfc Middleport. �ii-ltc EVli!:NIN& AUCTION Amy V. Hice, an Incompetent Per• praised value. Terms of sale: Cash d �ys before the date set to . iPen F. Rhea 5:2 0 pm 7-9; Robert E. ___________ fOlUM Will ADD tlAUIY to ..., Friday, May 27• 1960• 7:oo P. M.. ---------sun. need 6:35 pm 9-0; Helen Z. 1 2 :30 in hand on day of sale and subject bic:1s. 19" FOH.D Ve CUSTOM 2 DR. HaYmil: aotd my home, . . - not onothH hov .. holcf homt The minimum wage to be paid to am 1 · 7; Cotton Queen 5 : 1 5 am l will sell AUCTIONEE• Uulcss l!xcep11o ns are filed lo the lien for laxes for 1960. 141dan. Low mileaee. Extra good u·, iov.ly to Soot ot, ancf chor•. 11t auction at m)'· residence in all con• this on employed labor Compli,te S•rvic• ther�to, said atco�nts. will be for 5•0. J. B. O'BRIEN, Guardian apndltlon. $l,lGO.OO. Biaettnwra, teap clean • • , 0 twaah cJI fo ea1y Che11tcr lhe following; -,-::-:--�-,---,---,with accordance in be shall Lract Crltt Bradford f !1e11rmg be ore au1d Cmirl on �he of the Estate of Lelhie Pomeroy. a-26-6tc a damp dolh kffpo k ..,tM.. Hour- Wage Rates Ascertained and DeWrit•. Phona or Cantact l liYlll& room _auile; l dilllng , Prevailing of "Schedule the -·--- ______ :1 7 th day of J u ne, 19ti0, 11 t which Gilkey an incompetent room 1utte; l dmette &el; 1 .11:as A. C. BRADPORD, R•cln•, Ohle. ' Iy Wage Rates Ascertained and De• termined by the Department of bright. lime :mid accounts will be conslt;I· 1951 l'ORO V8 C U S1 OM 300, 2 t€lrmined by the Department o( Industrial Relations !1NPlicable to tne 1ed 1nd '°bite, ne w ti �e•, . tffU'-8 , 1 '1AS l og .heater, z· w rit • er�d. a nd conUnUl!d )rem day tb CROW, c&;r;n& P O R,TER, , WHEIIR IUllllNC Cll,l(IIODllllll Industrial KelaUons applicable to State Hlghway ·Department 1 'lmexoellent condition. See any; , , �e•)c• . 1 Wh'. te tewm_g, . m a� TELEVISION llA DJ O AJ\I D SM �� mu ll fln 11 l � y dispos,�d of. Attorruiyt1 for Guardian - Phone UI ' for a frff •Iii MOie. provcments in accordanCe with Im• , sser l a di and bed Department Highway Stale c Any pe rs on , mtcres1 c�i ma y fi J e ne I m p e tbne after 5, Wednesd11y and ( 5) 20, 27; (O) 3, IO, l 'l, lite appliance repii lr. Phone bl 5 '. , 8.l ,.ChooN from ,,-.pleasing pasJelt 1 day I.Je d · 1 kitchen cabinet provements m accordance with Sections 4 1 1 5.03, 41 15.04, 4115. , Thur■dl)' all da,y. Will take Mcclin tock, n acine, 0 .,1 0. 2-l·lfc written e xceptions to said iiccounts 4115.06, and of Re 15.07 1 the 4 lol Modernto,..s-lhe "fW C.rarnk: or odd antique c,;11ira ; � tabl"� · 1 - ------- --Sections 41 15.03, 4 ! 1 5.04, 4 1 15.0tl, or Lo mutters pcrluinin� to the ex• Pkk• up truck In lrade. Rodnt!y Code vised anl tree; l hall uc Ohio. of odd l ot " U, M a lq 1 1 with tM r.JttYred effact. tUe cr DE" KITCHEN BUILT CUSTOM Re• the o( 1,.01 41 and 15.06, 1 4 r f u l 1 o the t ust l less th n Pterce, Lonu: llollom, Ohio. The bidder· must submit with l.i111p11; I lot dry walnul lu m l)er. si�ned for your home. Free es• five llays l)l ior to Lhc tliilc l:lel for Yised Code of Ohio." LEGAL NOTICI ll-1Hh1tp new low cost ift11Qlloll0fl OLhen. .Items loo numerous lo .......,I. limates. foreman and Abbott, hcaru1g. 1'he bidder must submit with hia his bid a certified check in the Notice ls hereby given that the COfll MtOn o 10¥lnt to y-. 1111ethod1 of 190B CkEV!tOL!i:'I' Ve BEL-AIRE amount $2,000.00. mt:ntJoh. Not rt:11ponsihlc for ac· amount check the ln certified Phone WY2-5321. a bld 8-6-t f followln& described personal pro• f' . JI. O'liHIEN ------Plans and spccHications are on c1denh1. ' dr. bard top. Air condltlonir1a:. perty will be sold at public auc- of $3,750.00. ljrobatl! Judge hW6tlllde. Power brakea and J , W. HoUman, Gwner Plana and speciticatlona aro on f'il e in the department of hl&:h· lion at the Coutt House steps at Mci�11 County, Ohio 1teerln&:, R and H. The most I. O. MeC..:o)', Auctioneer in the department of high• ways and the office of the division file (5)_ 27, .ltc l-'omeroy, Ohio, at 10:00 A. M. on c,) 14, 21, 23, 24, !M, 26, 27. '7lc critical buyer wtll 11pp,·ovc thl11 _ and the office of the div hnoL. deputy director. ways __ ll , d of 15th y Wednesday the June, ___ __ __ _ wen tept au tom oblle. ·�•98.00, The dir<ctor reserves the rlghl director. dep�ty 1 1)80. 8-USED COAL FU RN AC E!i," 'c:oo (21 ) ii to reject any and all bids. B l H ,lnan, p omeroy, Phona WY-2..SS21 u•28-8 le rlgb the reserves The ---director One frame house sltuatcd on the :--:=:::---c::--c::-c-=-: we,tinG• condition. Arnold'• -E. S. PRESTON, O H SALE : 7 ROOMS AND HATH real estate -J reviously owned by to reject an)' and all bida. . F' Mklcll_. N. Second An. houie Store, Syracuse. Pt-lone .... c1... UM Can Director corner 689 No. Sctond Ave., Leo K. Smithl and Omagene z. E. S. PRESTON (5) 6 13 20 27 4tc WY2-6384. AM -Mlket MNII MN.11 20 , Middleporl, o. �Director ---- _ (�_:>_::: Smith, on Mulberry Avenue, Pom::. ... TIIDPOL.ITAN MOTORS • (S) 2tc 27, 20, y, io. ero Oh MIi& .... MIi• It. · . D ERN - FIV!i MO F OR S,,LE on, frame house silualed on ' ,�. Ollla r?o.m ht.us", iulJ basemenl and real I Befort 9:30 A.M. NDTICa TO CONTRACTORS estate preYiously owned by People pr 1nr ca11 · a�t1c. Aumne balance ol 4. � Reese T. Middlaport WY•1•264t STATE DP OHIO West, on Mulberry AYe., · I Look at 1.he Sp.ace. Look at the d tre<:t iovernm�n t lo,1m, Lot ISO Pomeroy Ohl Pomaroy WY•Wl95 have 1urglcaGecllcal DI PARTMINT OF HIGHWAYS · x!IJO . GQ?d n_ela�borhood. Call KAU_TJ: Fltp) ITORI l'r1ee1. Look at the &vtn1:s. Columbus, Ohio, May U, 1960 All fl� ture; are included In POI SALi cost protedlon . . • or see 1' r<1dd1e thabet, M H�n, said buildings. At Ctlffte, Contract S.ltl L... I CoP'f For I.be frist .Bu)' & Beat 'l',erms The Am1nd1 J. Howett real ea­ W v,. 4· S-2.145 Yuk.n ,_, the 11,a, ffme IWf SHlflD• 26-Ua No. 60 • 30I Said propert)' i• to be sold and Ille In Bedford TOwn1hlp, beln& Oll New and lJSED, Look to offen )'OU lllt9kcl......al .....,,,. CONTRACT PRICI UNIT 1pprOxlmattll fort)"•tfl\len ■crria, FOR SALE : !<�OUR ROOM HOUSE conveyed to the highel!lt bidder by HAMILL IIRYICI STATION Ille• "".,,. can ttcvre • , • II J'M recelv• be wUI propoaal1 Sealed wjJl beJ sold to the hl&heat bidder on MlneraYille Hill $4000. Call bill of &ale, upon the followlna: hlore 9i00 A.M, enroll ..,. """"'r, ""'1 29. ed at the ofllcri of \be State Hi&h· al .,CIO P, II. on the 8rd d•y ol W Y2· 6291. 6- 26-6tc terma: 91ah in hand on day of 1,,11,•• , n•a l'HllY tnkt 'l!it 1111M ••• Columb111, at Ohio of Director way 11111. Ju t, 'HOO, al the office ol 0' · lledlcal Jn,cs.tnnHY I that PrMJdH �h (Oltlt l COl'll• , M., ­ (Eas hio until Ohio A. 10:00 O ROOM SEVI-.:N FOR removed be 1hall bulldlnae: Said HOUSll SALE plete 111,alcal w"medical NIM!ftta: -. : Bllen and O'Brien, 100',i Cour& Every Day Servi.,. . .. n cl'educU. Cl'OUPI IIO,o oJkn UICM NM " .. with two batha, 1arage, waab by July 115, 1960 or fort,it all ern) Sl.lndard Time, Tuesday, June Stl'fft Pomeroy, Ohio. .Muat ■ell U,I. No. 23, Waverlr, Ohio fwdloJd-1Oft.lo .n� ts or OHtl · . HIW 7, 1960, for improvements in: No phyllc•I nam.Jnauon no t-lth Ni.tr.ant, no exc� beolu. house, cellar, lar1e rorner 10\ ri1ht, thereto. for not leu th■n app,r■lled value of O,.n •very day 9 to 9 put or Pft'Mnt health probll!fnl. no wa1un1 periodJ for �uni eon Meigs County, Ohio, on County located In Cheater, Ohio, OIi The ri.jht la reserved to reject - - - · ---ot two lbou11nd five hundred cllllon� no need lo be esnplo)'ed, "nit■ p_llllfl II Mtl..,.17 � Road No. C-10 in Columbia Town­ 0 T Route 7. Priced to 1ell. U Inter, any and all bid1. COMPLETE INSURANClll . PRO, dqllan, •� s��J a���.�f:n:'8!'-et:t":��11 BEAUTlfUL SELEC'l'ION OF eliited call or wrile Paid PolinL lectlon. Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. J. Etlw. Fo1ter, Cltrk ship, by 1radln1 and pavlna: with Ital CII" _plsrt that NIVH )'our •ru Una Bolln, Admlnlatratrl• F'lowen, Croue,, ha■ketl, for .. ue Shltld l)r0¥ldN PQmfflts lo,rard the � of 8ur1tr, ln--hoiml surface road mix Pomeroy Board of Education bltumlnou1 Riplfl,y, W. Va. Tu!. ES2·N33. Mlll1 1 Middleport, Call Don 11-Je.ftc al ca.re, Anelthnla.·RHloUwnoy Memorial Day. Clift '1 ti hoe Re­ I aerordln,: .. o.' RbNula:a Ohio. In�ntt1-■ U.t!t9�ln lhe Aptclal Pttl■rQc: 1� 1s , . T1; � � w. � coune on an a1greeate base. t (ll•lt-J'I J'OU WI pair, Middleport, Ohio. 6·17·1 2tp Net1,_• ,.r on., ... u PH 8'on.Ui YOU N'fflvaOmtrac: Width: P&Yemenf 16 feet. Pro­ I \'O UNO GUERNSEY COWS all U... beMNa lbtid l,n die , • . ne...,pe Ulll o! ._. Nefflt • in adnrtllfmml r DON STIVERS for ule. Ju■I freab and 1ood jeol and Work LenJlh l3,llt4.0'7 1 Tl'ta Hrollmtnt pedod •• milkera. Larry Collin,, RHd• J i2 RAT8 KJU.Et, WITH STAR feet or 2.660 miles . Ull1"I ll ii PNt­ ,1.te; Iba., :I.¥. W1rf1rin. lbs. t marked berotlt mldnlaht oa I� 11ay rMAt 11 � "The dale set for completion of ville, R. NO, 1 ll-:16•3lp h Mt lod■:, ' • • n.u Iii applkaUon t1111 • , , Woll to:• .. t'Oll mil11 � t,1.00. Sele, pure, and -auar■nteed. this work &hall be H 1et lorth ln Kbertbac=h Hardwire. PUILIC IALI Ohio Medical lndHllllti,, Inc., .,,, ..,. ..,. • · Ibo blddln1 proposal." .._ · ""1¥,i ,., nd1nl1nec1· will offer for l•'l :17, 28, 29; ( D) 4, 5, 6, Pt.u. ..,..11 ,.. 18 Ill, U--Ooor ,.,_.,_, ,. ,_. Bidden mu1t apply, on lbe pro­ U , UI, 13, 18, UJ, 20, 20, JM1b1!c , auction, 1I tbe lite per form■, for prequaUflcatlon ""°""'-1 bms""' 65 wort old oa of 1 Do1Q Grlllllh Morr, I 36 , 27; \4) 1, 2, 3 , 8, 9, 10, with the Hl&hw1y Credit Examln• 10, 16, 17, 24tp deeialtd, near Dorc11, on the l"1f 1. ,_ I �ourato,od ,., -• 4,S Llncetn It. er, al Columbu11 Ohio, at least 10 !!!!!l!Z4,\ ' llo�-an 11QOd, In Sulton Pho,_ WY2-U61 Mlddloport daya before the date .et· to open Towmlllp, M1l11 Count,, Ohio, on blda. ... llolHf1 IWoJllb day ol June, The minimum wa1e to be paid" llfM( I.IIQ. CQlllfllC!ln1 at one oclock NINI lo all labor employed on, this con• Buy Your - . P, • 111• Ptnonol property ol witl accordance in be shall lracl ,-_GINO "" .,. HOME FOR QUICK SALE BY .uicf �ltedenL. con1l1lln1 in part ■ Sl■ lhe "Schedule of Prevailing Houri) fur­ bath,gaa 11.nd rooms owner, 6 of: , 'l'itbl.., cboirl, ltOn and wood J nace, 2 utility rooms and cel­ bed, book caae, __, ..I,._, lar below. 3 mlnute■ walk to �l!trl'J' loblo, bllnket che,t, • downlown Fomeroy on Lincoln �� joal r1111e, oil ran10, HIii Road. Call WY2-Slll8 or llffWI'! 1'frl(¥.1tor, •llchon cabI . WY2,S381. 11-211-fto of drawer,, waah ..;,......,., modern and old AT ad;af.., "'""• lneludinl ,. - ,,at of 11,.,i;,, Cina, hob- ll & DD llAftll Dlll' a.,i '11111\id IWI, IIDd man, , ROUT NO, 7 PROPIRTY--.Ex - irtlclu. cellent Perm11tone home with -....i Cl&lt lD bpd on day of Pomeroy, Ohio S bedro,,m, (all with lar1e oloaNii: > eta), lara:e JI.Yin& room with fJre � I. · Coverdale, -- -- - place and built-In tel'evl1lon, Adinlnlltr1trlx of the Elta\e &ND MOTORJ fU IO&TI "91D window and !or,, piolure de, . of i,,.111 GrUllth Jtlarr, 1M "" while 1111, Mot,. Wa'u. GUA&AN'IU YOU WOl<'TI And we' ll 1 Wonderful dlnl .. room with (_ \. lire plloe, kitchen with bullt,ln Ma., (1),#7-IWI; (6J+tk_, ,olffott - MIO further ......ntlo you will be COIIPLETELT \·. :. ::· , - tf., PMMNIJ. pt_,. WY� • re Ir IJ•• -ator, Ir...., and range. · 60-pllon BAflUIJU> with a Quick-Recovery I I•Yo. Pl,,y CITY PIUCJ!S -n thou1hout, Hardwood !loon 1 See Bill lllfl4 • mat Electric Weier Heai. 01r your money will completely Insulated, and hH � . cool.I hol wator heating. run l>a1er.1em lnatallallon the b!cl\llllns 1>o nturned, .,.. 111P wllh lounge, recreation room Soe yow��doeler or "1umber, • ' f •M IOtc .AJl'Ak'l'IIDn'S - .tµrrulbed and and fum1e1t room. Attached <lluten, llld4leuoluml,hed. • ' , call t» to, man dolallo. or double 11ra,o wllb owerhoad l �ALOJtOli!UII! BON port. Phone WY-2-13'112,3.tf doors , All th!, and bHulll\llly b. p, ' -,tor and ______ -� _ _II, 1o :,oar ..ttu _, co 11eat located on 2-aere lot with front, HOUSE. TWO ROOll t AND I Letart , tnllan, 11011 ......,.,, appeln� !or Call lake. on a&e room oportmenta. A. N. BeD1ol, J.U,. Phona CH'I..,.,-, .-, FURNISHED APARTment and bath, Pomeroy, Phone �27-6tc W Y 2-691:i. -- DELl"XE: 3 · ROOMS and BATH unt urnished apartment. cOats Middleport . Phone Huildmg , 5 2 1 12tc W Y .::. ., i 4 i -- -- 8 IWU M HOUSE OR 2 APART· m t::. $•1:0 .00 month. I ¼ mile en a bove llrnne, H t . 338. Call Guy 0 . 5•26·3lc Nc1gla, Jtacine, a ROOM ADS WANT roa ,t I PHONE WY-2-21 57 ( I l Notices ■ ■ ,-pct. I / 1 9 1 For Sa le 1 I ~•-.st I MASON PERSONALS L ega/ N O ICe I '° . I Help Wu nted I ( 17 __ ____ . Employment Wanted I . i.i , lU -.-. - - - I U �ll i REPORT Legal N-otice (20 ) Busi ness Services FOREMAN & ABBOTT ••81 Auto Sa les Now Installs FORUM C:.:.J�� l Ceramic Wall tile ---- -------- •••rtJ ••· I !ri I cc------- - _ !� 1 ---------l.egal Notice �¥Y •Ou, l Rea l Estate =..- - - -- rRA LE Rs 19>' For Sa le . Waverly Mobile Home Sales ■ Call Dki Sterrett ms - ·-·--- - -- (20b ) I nsurance -c---------- --- --- - ••···· .••n -- (9a l Marine 5uppliei. ■1 "°""" '' Fr!"•YMi11 P1tricl1 Collin1 ol Pome· roy ■pent \he- weekend with ber grandparent,, Mr. and .Mn. El• me.r Bailey and Gary Baile)' of Middleport wu alto a euut. - R.ock Springs News Of The Week PH N $0N t/0!' =�I & VAN ZANDT , J .....a. , •= ��a;::."'1�i....'ll!.rtceo. .rr.:,o ·• _ __ ... : IA) ua, ..... . PIia , Wl'J. NN1a _ ( 2 1 l fleo l Estate ----- ■ ■ ll-2-tle to '.ee 1h11 ..".°pllo�al ".:" =• CUCKLIR RIALTV TIIIIEI: ROOM FURNISHED apart �•id. Phone ment. ulilltlea ••• 229 ,.._ WY2-IIIO · 11-25-3tp 11-U-l\c WYWIII. -it� :i:,.. Ci: t!:: Notice is hereby given that pursuont to the requi rements of Section 5721 .03 of the Ohio Revi sed Code, a list of lands in Meigs County on which taxes hove remai n­ ed due and unpaid for two semi-annual tax installments will be published i n this newspaper. Each person charged with d.e linqueot reol property taxes ond assessments or publ ic uti lity property taxes on a klx dupicote i n the honds of the Co\,l_ntv _Tr!!Qsur­ er moy pay the ful l amount of such toxes immediately. Al I taxes which a re paid � fore the dote for publ ic:atioA will be delet• ed from the list to be publ ished. - For Rent· Pilon• tVY2#12. fl ·c-c-=-------..- ,� =.:r1• .. ■. .:'l:l.::·..:2:::t''.'-'========== NOTICE OF DE. L I NQU)N.J TAXES ■, s iUG ,AN'D NWI � oW .. ,-1) II It. b)" 15 ft. <INd .. ,W4 "'°" 24-6tp •• 1!, SEA HOR $E OUTBOARD MOTOR dlaa. FOREMAN & ABBOTT ' Gordo n CaldwelJ · . . Auditor, Meit• �nly ' opeNr�t�f£. f£YJi· t!!U\. -----------------------------•-o/ ..,.,.,,---,.. ..,,.....,. . """;...... ""u·--. ""' ....__-,:,:_-_-,:,:_-_-_-.:.:.:_-,:,:;..-.:_-,:,:__ .tlOlln _ ,._ .,. .. 111,w ....i,•..-.,-_,..,...._.., • .....,. --------- -- -.- --===========�:-::=iiiiio i Running _ / · out of hot water ·1 too often? . -- I;, ' /(!:_ 1· , £LECT81CITY - TELEV IS!ON GU IDI WSA%.TV Chon el 3 8:00 lthlr4.■ J B1111 OD G\l,eal 1t1r llowo • JUPD Breakfut Parl J New■ BreU:fast Party New■ Motorcade , St■r S,Iute Top Ten Weekend Newa Weekend Ohlo New1 Wfl".ltead Ne.ws weekend Newi weekend Gueat star Pat Boone Sholl Sundown Serenade Oil the Air · · · · Surtcf•y Sjgn On Sunday Chapel w- RH. )((.ntg:,1mery (f<utland J.IMIOD) CoUJJtrJ HJDill 11mt The SuadaJ- Show Ni11w1 The SundaJ Show New, \. The Sunday Sh&W The Army Hour Noon 'Newa Vir1inia Vitatoe (Papvlllr Jt.postollt \.."'tlW'Cb, United Natlon1 Sl'llow Social Security ReY. Teell (C.rpentf1? Sll.nday Sbowcue Annlvers..ry Showcue Broadway Showca11e Sund■)' Sbowcase Rev. Wilaon (New :llnen Church of God) Sunilay Sbowcue News Sunday Showcu: News & Weather Congreuman Moeller W11hingon Repoltl to tbe Peeple Sundown Serenade Ofr the Air l:S8 .... 8:00 1,21 8:15 l:JO 8:IO ,,oo Detect:1ve11 Dairy 9:11 7:00 5:80 Waterfront lO!IO 8:30 6:00 Home Rtln Derby 10:35 Corned.)' PlayboUH 8:35 6 30 News Picture 11 ;30 J:30 Ad"t'enture Time lll:30 ' :4!S Sports Roundup 12:00 ll,:OQ :,i.eambo.at Bill 10:00 6:55 Weathercut 12:15 1:30 Gil:M Kid t0:30 7:00 S.turday Nla;1t Jamboree 8'IIO l,i..lc In lhe Roun� 1 1 :00 7:30· Bon11Jlza . 12:30 1:15 Jim Thacker Show 11:45 8:30 The Man and the Challenge 1 2 : llli 8:25 Weathereul 1 :00 9:00 The Deput 1:3() 9:30 New1 Pictu�e 1:SC:, 60 Wide World 8:30 :35 1 fl:43 liunUey Bfluldey l\epon lni,rpol :'rom Man 10:30 2 :00 ' Z:30 7:00 Death Valley Days 11 :00 N e . .-1Headline• 2:30 2:35 7:!0 Thln Man Dawson 1 1 . 10 W .<\there.at 3:ot 3:30 B:00 Troubleahootera 11:15 Shockwatch 3::W 3 :35 2:00 Sign Off 8:31) lfaaquerade PatlY 4:30 9:0!) Cavalcllde of Sportt 1:00 ) 4:35 Bowlin& Jackpol 9:45 4:30 1 5:30 4:35 March or Medicine 5:46 1 1 : 15 Sip On 5:30 New• Headline, 6:00 , 1 :30 This i.s the L!."e ' 11:40 Weatbercast 6:30 l2:QO TV Chapel ,:45 Jarll: Paar Show 12:30 Industry on Parade Sign Off 12:4� Garden Club of I he Air 7 :� 8:00 1:00 Fronlius of Faith 7:47 6:30 1 :30 Sunday MoYietime 3:45 Moma Challenge 7:i5 Sign On 4:00 Crotched 'Mountain 800 Circle 3 Ranch 4:30 Fa.vorite Story 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Junglt1 5:00 World Championship Golf 9: IIQ Junlor Auction 6:00 Meet. the Pre41 10:00 Howd)' Doody Show 6:30 Sunday News Picture 10::IO RuU &: Reddy t'iow 1,tiO Overland Trail 11 :Q.0 Fury The Pomeroy Teachers Association �nd school emplo1ees 8:00 Music on Ice 11:l!Q Circua Bof ttonored Asa A. Hoskins and Mrs. Althea Bryan ' who ,are re• 12:do True Story 9:00 �vf· Show at tiring, a luncheon Thursday noon. 10;00 Loretta 1'oung Show 12:IO Down on the rarm completed his 4lsl Ho!lkins Mr. Funny 10 :30 People Are . 1 -00 A Traveling Man year of teaching today and was year. By acclamat�on the11e, . •ere Beadllnea :20 1 1 News Dope Dugout 1 : i$ ele ;Pre• Mn. Ro\1"9 : Elame , cted presented with a hand1ome baro11:10 Weatherc11t -1:2!> Cincinnati Baseball 1ident; Mi11 Genevieve Stolart, the set, thermometer and meter 1 1 :15 Nitewateb, f:00 The School m:or, eift of the Association. Mr. Hoa- , i9e president ; Mi11s Care.lyn Sflitb 1:00 Sign Off f:30 Science Fiction Theater kjns, in accepting the meq1ento, secretary; Mrs. Glady!I Hayaan; staled ttiat " he enjoyed the 34 treasurer. . . Mrs. Husted, retmng president, years of teaching at Pomeroy High Scho♦I and that he would aftel' ■a)'inlil 1he enjoyed aening 7:30 Dick Cluk Show long remember hl1 fell'ow teach· u head of the leeal Aaaea:i&Uoo, 8:QO Brave Stanton ers and the student, he wa■ prJ. turned the meeting over to Jrln. 8:IO ,Leave It To Buv.er viJeged to know. He thanked the Rouse, president-elect. 4:00 American Bandata�d Mrs. Rouse gave a brief re­ 9:00 •Ll;wrence Welk Show Tin Tin 1:30 teachers lor their °"9ful gilt and of the O. E. A. meetlnc at port Beal t0:00 Jubi-lee, U. S. A. said he would always tre111ure it :S:00 San Franc:lsco Your F.lso Report, .: Ralph Spencer, Central Elemen• Ga l lipoli1 which she ind Mra. 1 1 : 00 Up-To-The-Minute New, 1 1 : 10 Sports Report mentary School prjncipal , made Husted attended. 1:40 Weather Teller New,i Daly John :15 I I i:46 Late Show the presentation speech. Gueits were Mias Ethel Oar,:QO Buddy Starcher Sho•of Mrs. A1'be-a Bryan received a land ■nd Mrs. Verlie Gordon, re. ,,,� Walt IJl.eney l'reoen ts beautiful- · silver plat\er from Mrs. tired Pomeroy achool te;1cl!iers. B Helen Wllllams who made the Mrs. Ralph 1:00 Man From :Blackhawk Zundel, Reli1lou1 l2:00 J&bit Hopkins File presentation speeeh: S he thanked , Education teacher, school aecre­ 9:00 77 Sunaet Strip 1 2 :30 The Big Pfoture the teachers and said she sincere• tariea Mra. . Grace •:oo The Detectives and . 1:00 Colle&:e New, Conferencii= enjoyed workm1 wltl thlt'. Ilea, , Miss Rita Ball Iy custodt•� lay $�80 ltlaci: Saddle 1:30 America's Newsreel Album chers and children during: her 10 Myers, Charles 1 ' Werry and "-•tin . Jl:00 ne New Tont,bt 1 ·48 Trev.I P'lllll at years Sugar Run Elemen tal')' Phillipi. Wealher 1 11 2;00 Mystery Matinee r ��"if. ·' School. p 11 P 3 ;QO Open Hearin1 The lancllton tables, anao1ed Ef11etl.,. Of OHlc•n 1!_:20, · Litt Show 3:30 Man, Medicine and Spff(e The luncheon was preceded bf in a "T" 1hape, were centered 4·30 �•tlonal Education .A&AOc. a brief bu�iness meutfng' c11lled to with attractive floral ar�•nge­ 5:oo Matty'; Funnies .rl. 1 ment made from purtle and order by Mrs. Jw'tba Husted 5:30 Ewe Ard"en Show sldent. Mrs. Bryan, secr; tary white lrl&es. CleYer place inats t:(IO Ba�ee and Bul�II 6:00 People's Chou• read the minutes o f the previou� designed by Mrs. Martaret liewis ll:00 Eddi• Seal!dJI Sho.i 1 6:30 Robin Hl!Od meetiq awl KIN Farie Erlew;ine and Mrs. 'Ralph Spencer aided 12:00 'LUii-ch with Soup Sales 7:00 Tramlo.,n color to the tables. Candy Cups _ 12:30 ' -Gri, Gboll treasurer, gave her report, 7:30 :M"Herick Mrs. Lucille Swackhamer, chair• were centered on purple and ·> 1 : 00 !JV · Cl 8:30 Lawman man of the nominating com m it• w hite floral designs nd long , •· l :30 Talk ·Back 9:00 11'e Pebel tee, reported tbe slate of offieera , apri ng green streamers dl,ided 2:00 The Brothers nominated for the 1 960-61 school the tables horizontally. , � , .2:SQ America's Newsreel Album 9:30 'lte A!ukan, l0:30 JOhnny S�ccato Mrs. Eva Stout, · cb■irmarL of 2:•s Travel Film refreshmeh\ committee, wU the 1:00 1 Tonla:ht N,w1 The ., 2:55 Ba,eball 1 ..��d ' ' b'f Miss · stoblll't,' 'MrlS. · ll106nltl••ther ·Window �-.e!&P "INli&'wtestlln,: � .11;1.leµ Gibbs and Mn. Rouse. Thie ll:lO , ..L,.t� Show 8:00 Reeord Hop following ladiea aulsted with prepuation of the deJicloua meal: Food Preparati.1m and K.itehe n Committee: Mi11s Sto�rt, Mrl. 6:00 Movie SpectacWar Husted, Mrs. Gibbs, Mra. Rouse, 7:30 Perry ,Mason Mrs. Sweckhamer, Mrs,• Stout, ,c, , , , Allve­ or WanJed-Dead 8:30 •::JO The Brlghllr DllJ Mr1. Drake and Miss Ban. 9:00 Mr. l,uoky f:15 TIie S....et Storm Other ladles assisting Wttll the 9:30 Have Gun, WIil Travel 1ervlng of the meal and luncheon The Night ol Ed10 "I l:� !0:00 Gu�moke preparation werc Mrs. Frances The 'r- !;tooiea 10:80· Not fior Hire Roberts, Miss Connie Marie)', Mrs. f:IO . Tho IJle ol RIie, r Hayman, Mrs. Theodosio Freeter 11:00 News t:00 Arthur J. Smllh-Ne,n Ms. Beatrice Reinhart, Mrs. Bei 1 1 : 10 Theater 13' nice Hofrman, Miss Carolyn Smith, ' ••!:!& A Look at tH Weolber 12:30 SIi!" Oil Mrs. Cecilio, Hart, Miss Erlewine, Clinic Bowling . G:l\li Miss Mary V. Reibcl, Miss flelen . .,30 Amo, •n• ,.,. Smith, Mrs. William!I. ay ?:00 Markham Superintenden t Charles S. Gibb1 ):@ Revival cruacl.ed T:30 8a"tbide 'Welcomed former . teachers Miu 9:30 American at Wort 8':30 Hotel de Paree Garland and Mr.!1. Conway and 9:45 Christian Science Mrs. Zundel If.I guests. 9:00 Thrill, of 1960 Clrcw 10:00 TYJ . 10:00 CBS Report.I t0:80 Camera a 19:30 Penon. lo Person U:00 Dig Plolure Se•alon Tue,day 4:00 New• 11 :SO RFD, VSA A.t Young Home th• Woller 11 tZ:i!Q Rev ' ,!!,rood Glbbr, � � Mr■, Joe Young entertained the .1.. Lool, "' � 1 ,:_J! 12:tjl Baaet,ii • Chatter Club, Tuesday evenin1, at sp0�pa her home, Rutland Road. ay 8:41! Sperl.I Special A 1hort busineu seuion was • •·.OO . �- p•·•- v ••••,.. ,,11 Coinotly 'Jim• hel4 with Mn. Glen Evan, presld­ Our 01111 Com..U.. 4:30 11... Wlll>..i Wllco1 ln1, after which games were played 10:0!I Reekie and Jecltle C rlon 5:QO Oral JI• ·,otu and prlzea awarded to Mn, Wilbur Mllht Mowe PlaJhouse 11 . 8: 30· G-il oomiie Bowl YoWll, Mrs. Vau1han Priee and TIie Loni llaDler ll ,,oo s� World · Mr§. Na�an Blges. �1 , 11;! Cart0<, T!lolt.,r , ConlUl'J f:80 R,etrc:sfuµenta • were served to . latlll1 7:QO II; . . � !!IDS those flamed and Mra. Everett !i:80 Jt,t Ja,•kaon 7'11) l:lilrinll Ibo J.len..., Lighlfool. Mr,, Charles BUct; Mrr. i,oo CllaQDel 13 Pre.,nl8 < i,m· The Eel Sulliwan Show Alfred -Bigg, and one- gu& 1 'shaJ"l 9:® Cl�neral 11:loc,trl, Theater i:IJ , Bueball Leadofl on Lee Biggs. . illt! -ball .\lfl'ed Hltchcoclt: Present, . tipbel S�ow 10:00 Mr. ••d Henry t& i n '10:SO Wliall' ..,· UfteT . I, 1 . 00 and ',one ' dhe,ter ,:IllF !II. . w,lL:DO Slffitia,,'1'"e,oi ' Special • -,,::� •'•m ·� 11 ·•m cently with Mr. and Mr , Cu · Chanel 3 - Ftl.lJ ,:oo Chcq111el 3 - Sunday Channel 3 - Saturday NOTH IN', DOC · · 1 iJESl COME IN TO KETCH A NAP U'L ABNER Teachers Hoskins, Bryan Are Honored By School Associ�,t� I .• run !� :l: ·dionnel 1 3 - Friday Start Th'e Day Right I ' '''"' .TY STEVE ALLEN Channel 1 3 - S1nd tLL PASTE MY TRAD I N G STA M P S IN MY BOOK TODAY On The '"Musical Clock'' �,111' - = ,..... 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' ..., ERNIE BV811111µ# -- �. . � � · � --.- �- . . . ' ,-...,oaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 27, 1860 lev. Harold D�r Graduation Speak;;- , ,--------------------------------------------_;___________ Sale Saturday At Elberfelds In Pomeroy r'At Middleport 8th.Grode Commencement ; • ll'ubloned after the famoUB quotation of Shakespeare, "To be or not to Be" Rev. Harold Doster titled his address to the ;Jznduatea of the 8th Grade at Middleport "To Faint or Nol �lo Yllnl" - - from the challenges that lie In lhe future for . ,the cnduates. • · He oaid that the cJa.. who have finished eight years of edu­ tation ■bould be look.In& forward to their most fruitful ,ear, in ,:t1ucatlo11· th■t by the time that . � the, gndUlte from Hig h School, m ol'f.l education will be required . for the better pogltiom ln all oc• cupaUons of Ure. ht, He Ul1ed the graduates to ethic■l In their de.Una:• with · Olben, lo &aln theil' place In life and acbool with boneaty and he also challenged the adult.A preaent to aet the ex.ample of honeatY to the youth. Rev. Do,ter'1 cl01lng. point �a, that they � not emotionally faint to �ave _ f�1th In lhemJelvea and thm 1b1hty to do ■n:, job put before tbem. He said th1t with the Internal help which comes from _God, who 1ave them atrength, ll&bt and tnowled1e, they could 1ccompll1h what they set out to do. The Intermediate and Junior banda under lhe dlrectlon of Eu· g�ne Seu■ played the "Proce.. lonal" .for the program and alto • special number followlnl the apeclal numben by the El&hth Grade Choru,. The band pl11ed uBlue Nocturne" and the chorua aang "Let There Be Mu1ic" and Church Gr1Jup fnstalls New Officers Thursd<1y The Afternoon Clttle of the Heath Methodiat Church of Middle­ met Thunday afternoon for 1 potluck hanch at the C!hutch with husband, of the &roup II gueat■. Prett1dlnlil the luntheon, Ml'II. Walter Hayes was in charge of the d�votlonal period. Mn. Hatti,e • Smith ung "Did You Think -to ; Praf' and Mn. Hayea used the · fi rst Psalm as the scripture lealOn. Luncheon �,ueata were Walter : Hayet, Rohflrt Harria, Emeraon - Sonea, Rev. ·i ll.lymon Konkrla;ht. ' Mike Lloyd and Mn. Earl Kniaht. Altm- the luncheon a short bu■I: nesa atllion w1111 conducted by Mrs. David Entlmlnger. : The inttillitlon of new ofllcer, , wu conducted bf Mt's. Earl Knl&hl . Installed were Mra. 0. P. Kteln, - president; Mra. Bruce Lloyd, flr11l vice prH!dent; idr11. Carl · Mattox, . second vice prcaldcnt; Mr■. H1ye.11 , : aecret1ry and Mra. Harold Wood• . aerd, treaaurer. Mn. Entsminger thanked the of. Ileen and other members who helped her durlng her year In of• flee. Mi11 Bell 'Sanborn reviewed two �hapters of the study book on Af . rlca after which Rfv. Konkrlgh.t clo,ed tho meeting with prayer. Ho1te11t1 for the day, who rur­ nlahed the de.111ert tor the lunch• eon, were Mn. Lloyd, Mr■. Jone11 1rnd Mra. Ent,mlna:er. rort Bridal S�ower At DAV Hal l Honors Mrs. Judith King · Judith Kin& was lilue■t of honor at I bridal shower Wcdne1day evening a;ivcn by LIia Mitch, Lib­ by Diddle and Dorinda Wllaon at the DAV H■ll, Gamet were play­ ed and prliea awarded to Ph)'llla Rice, Shlrle)' Bumaardner, Mary Melr\)\art and Clara Garland, A yellow and whlte color theme w11 carried out in thlfl decoratlona and retre1hmenb ot Ice cream centered with an umbrella, cake, puncl( and minta were aerved. Attendinl were the above n1m, ed and April Smith, AIUlt Baird, Hild■ Eada, Janet Wllllamson, Lella Spencer, Leona Kin&, Iva Stewart, Ruth Moore, Dollle H■ Y· ea, Norma WIison. Evelyn Lucke, Amanda Parker, Betty Duddln1, Rita Davia, Op■l Dalley, Ethel 01rland, Macy Kini, Anita Kini, Diana Kin1, MIidred PhilliJ,1, Si­ dle Brown, Oraca Wb,aley, Rita Edith Bte 1lo, Carol Boll'lu, �hw1b, June Elchln1u, EUun 9'wen, Janel Venoy Francia Hunnel, Helen Houd11he1t. Mar­ cuet Relllhaw and Earlene Bum1ardner. hndln1 &Jttl but unable to 1t­ tmd were Lera Jonea. Ruth Tho. mu, Bette Hob1tetter, Ramora Boice, Barban Donavan, Nin■ c.11mmJ.nc1, Dorla Thomu, Kn, 0Yal l>lddle, Joyce Kennedy, C�tolrn . Teaford 1 F,nnl1 PhUllpe, N,tUe Brown, Jeannette Baa, 11.,. wuu,m ElchlnJ!o,, 11or, 1111• ElchlDllf, IIHLIM Price, Hmlell Slemlt, 11e..,_17, Cllop­ n(u, Rita Boll, 1!:mm1 1- Noal, Slllle · rlaeher, IElllt Folmer, � Kennodr, Jo Allot TIiter• Jen, ,i,, Janot Dum, ll■l'J Hood., llarla ·Turner, Dlnlhr IAIII, Pal •S!ftllhL Hon• rlolta O'Brien alKI IElma Kutlell. kt», Dorotllr · I 1 I 1 I " My Own America' with Mrs. Clarence Lacey aa director. Su perintendent McComaa_ _who Introduced Rev. Doster, minister 0 1 t.!Je Shade Valley Pastoral Unity to the audience also prt?• sented the diplomaa _to the ll;ra­ duatea with Earl Knight reading the name1. . After the presen_tat1on of the diplom11,, Mr. Mccomas pretenl• ed certlficatea to . Ellen Dutton �nd Janice Tan�eh1ll who ranked in the t0p . 1 % m the state tesb wh1ch are given each year. He complimente d the girl, on thelr � chlevement and said that the school w11 ver proud ol them. Gr1du1lea o f the class were: Bruce A.nnu, Karen Louise Bachner, Iona Hope Bllhop. Anih Louise Bowlea, Neda Joyce Brad· ford, Carolyn Elltabelh Buckley, Joe Cu1ter, Either Lynn Oanielll, Maureen Kay Darst, Margaret Ellen Dutton, Sharon Elaine Hoa• char Roy Lee Howell Terry Joh�soo, Carroll Ann Ly�ns, Dar­ rell Lee McKinney, Harry Marvin McGuffln, Doria Ann McHartie, Judy Jo Martin, James R. MIiier Michael Stephen Morris, Jo An� Mourin&:, Kim Neal, Sue Ann Neutzllni:, Car61yn Sue Nicholson, Sandra Ohlinger, David Rice, Mi­ chael Smith, Cinda Lou Sauer, Jack Satterfield Jr., Carol Ann Scott, Sandra Jean Simpson, Su• ■le Slater, Iva Marie Stewart, Marilyn Rae Swnn, Melvin Swish­ er, Janice Lee Tannehill, David Ruuel\ Thoma■, Diana Jean Wil­ cox., Judith Lynn Wlldermuth, Robert WJ11on, Eugene Wise. -:-- Main ly About People In Pomeroy a, LUCILLI IIAWICIIII Mr. and Mrs. Raymond VanMt­ ler and son, Raymond Earl, Ray• mond Nagle and Donald Van Meter returned lo their home in Youngstown Thursday arter II visit with the former's mother, Mrs. Mabel Van Meler and other Meigs County relatives . Donald Van Meter, son ot Rl­ ("hard Van Meter of Gary, Ind., 1md grandson uf Mabel Van Meter of Cl1ester h1t1 enlisted in the U. S. Navy and will leave May 3-lAer the U. S. Naval Tra1nlni Cenlar 1 Great Lakes, Ill. Ml1& Leda Mae Kraeuter teach­ er in the Nelsonville Scho�la and aister Robert.a who i1 , spendlng the week with her, visited Wed­ neaday night with their p11rent11, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and attended the Eastern High School commencement. MIH Carol Deem of Mornlna: Star lert this week for 11 \'islt in Columhu11 with her brother-In• law and sister, Mr. and Mn. Den• vcr Gray and f11mlly. Mr. and Mra. Jame111 Monlgom• ery and lamlly of Norfolk, Va., who ilre spendln g a month with her parents, Mr, and Mn1. Pe11rl Oeem and family, Morning Star, are vl■ltlna: tor a few days with relatives In Columbus .w.nd Chi• ca&o, 111. Mr. and Mrs. WIilia m Grate and ion, Jame,, of Chuleston were recent aueata of her mother, Mrs . WIiiiam B.iker. Mr■. Willl1m Knight &nd sons Ricky, BIiiy and Johnny of Point Pleaaant vl■Ued Wednesday with Mr■. John F Bally and family, Mra. Karl . Grueeer and son Larry, were rectint bualne11 vlal; tor, Jn Galllpolla. Mr. and fllln. Oscar Wlnce went to .Cincinnati Jaat week to ,pend a week with their children Mra, Lee lrwln, Mr■. Jame■ E. Lively, and 'Worman Wince. The Wince. returned home: Wednesday of tbl1 weell:. Cub Sc.out Pock Hos Outing At Syracuse Park CUb Scouta or Pact and their f1mllle1 enjoyed a wiener ro.ut recent!)' at the Syracu1t1 Part. f'ollowln& the ro11t, a short bu1lnre11 1e11lon w11 held with Dana Holdre.o, Cubm11ter, preald­ ln,:, after which award1 wen prHentld b)' the Cubm■■ter. Recelvlnf awards were Jlmmv Tyo, bobcol pin; Bonn, WflcM, Ronnie Rtiuter, Cheater Rouah and Jimmy Tyo, woU bldeea; Ed· die Baor, Mike Wrl1ht, David Ml• ehHI and Terry Holdrt:n, lion bldaea; Tommy Tttu■, Eddie Baer and Mike Wrl1ht, 1old and al)vtr artow1; BenRy WriJbt ind Che■• ter Rou■h, 10Jd arrow■ and Eu• 1ene Tr•plett I webeloa award. Triplett WH thfl tint cub ICOUt to ara4u■ te to the Boy Scou11 •lnce Mr. Holdren has 1erved aa Cubm11ter. A 11and how-how w11 alven the boys, after which 11mea were m 1 ••Joyed, (OPEN SATU RDAY N IGHT U NTI L 9 O'CLOC K > Women's White A beautiful �election of womens white hats. As­ sQrtcd straws and fabri ·� S $1 .69 to $4.9S Ill A Y O N PANTI ES 3 for $1 .00 or BLOUSES STRAW HATS FOR SUMMER fo r street and beach - pro­ tection l or a sunny sum­ mer. Natural straw with colored ribbon bands. Very fashionable A boauliful group of wo­ mens cotton blouses sleeveless and roll • up sleeves - overblouses & tuck.in styles - solids and patterns. Sizes $1 .49 32 l-0 $1 .69 38 Dresses Summer fashions for mother a-nd daughter alike - the price will please you - styled of soft check batiste and solid broadcloth. Several styles to choose from. Toddler Sizes z to 8X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Girls Sizes 7 lo 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Womens Sizes 10 to ts $2.95 $2.95 and $3 ,95 ,3.95 '!'!lh 88c Plastic free with each decanter. 98c _. bargain for Saturday. 20c PLASTIC DECANTERS unbreakable tumblers In as..,rted sizes and cOiors. And a Screw Top Unbreakable polyelhy­ lew�. For mixing , serv­ ing, storing. 2 juke size CAPS cap� GARMENT HANGERS Pastel colors, white and clear wilh \wivel hook. 8 In a package 77c Group of $97,50 and $89.00 · These are all reclining chairs - and · terrific values While they last - Just 14 to sell. - • WAGNER WARE WT IRON SQUARE SKllLm 20% mon: cookina ere.a. Pre-eearoned qua-lity eaat Iron. $1 .99 Othw Rouncf CNt lrost Skillett . . • • • • Ne to $4.95 2 SUMMER P A J AMAS iti"Vtil Another Big Shipment! $1 .SO $2.69 GLIDER - USHION SETS I'"' -$1 2.95 a set OTHER GLIDER CUSHI ON SETS ... ....... u,.••• packfrfe. FJtiber ■U ' white or - /" paolel t,,lon. ' 3 polrs for $1 .00 Ki-ii lT T SH I RTS . SATURDAY · · tn Sizes 6 to i6 Fine White Cqtton Knit T .Shirts fin. d Briefs . ,, • · l for $1 .0<> For lnfanta, �or Televlslon Service . " CRIB JUTTliiSS FlmD SHUTS · For radio or victrola ser­ CLASSIC ROUND . .CANISTER' sns Four piece sets. , '·Large capacity ·beauties for un- . bteakah�, . . long . i)asting service. While with gold. lellerlll8l!, All while smool� weave muslin c r i b sheets. : vice call telephone WY• 2·3671 or leave your call al the desk on lhe main floor. -�i,,. $1 .95 a set . BOOKS Popular plastic back Gl FLASHBULBS Regular 15c flash bulbs. books· of fiction, detect­ Ive stories, historical No. 5. All white. (Buy by hooks the carton of 12) $1 .25 . .' . and many others. . _ s.i. 25c '. � . ' SAVE •JOG.00 SATU��Y ON THESE FINE TAPESTRY S.Q U A R E S . . ''KROEHUR" IQ IOOM .sums DO�� �- ..., ;..... pllto a_ mror. . eidill A nice selection of tapes­ try squares suitable for covering chairs. s.tooJs, etc. A large a,sortmenl of colors and pa\tema. lll!2l with 1>ook,.., FUUJ 1119 IU)()liY ctll!B1 01' � DIIA s� BLONDE IWIOO.un' \Ir W Our _...., ....GO iulk . 50c each AN OUTSTANPING VALUE I N CHlNW IEDSPREADS · SA'lllll\PAt . I. ' . $3.95 ., .' ,, i $1�9;00 ' ' Llnl•free, viscose rayon bfdlpreads willl contrasting ' rows of pom-poms - rounded coroers - double heavy • . sheeting - pre-shrunt: Green, rose, aqua; 1�1 blae, . l brown, �ige an<f white. Sinlle and lull sizea.' , ' a And BOYS 1!fEJ.(:REST Flat Style DOUBLE BED SIZE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.95 TWIN BED SIZE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $!.95 (. I ;..· . in '. 1n Sizes 6 to 18 Contour Style DOUBLE BED SIZE . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . $4,95 TWIN BED SIZE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . $3.95 piece glider cus:1ic n set s -· 3 seat cushions - 3 back cushions - of ho,vy durabl e plasUc - comblnaUon o f solid colors and floral dc,ign. 6 SATURDAY fQa Well Known Nallonal Qualll,r (. I ., . . lo !I• Put up 3 pain, .. e Now You Know ay Unit.ell Presa lnhmetionel , N cotorfcl cOlhfmt wom by etlcan Ctty'1 Swtu Gu■nh wu 1...,i by Mlchtlanoolo la the 6111 CNtury. C.Ill, 5,000,000 Eng)isb, G00,000,000 Chinese left." From the times of Lt. James Smith in the Revolu­ Uonary War, who lies buried in Middleport where he was lhe first aettler , lo those 10,1 in the late Korean Conflict, America has stood for freedom in the minds of the world' s peoples. Regardless of how tarnished the • ideal sometimes seems to become in our domestic poUU­ spark that Inspired Meigs county men, along with millions of others from the nahon, to willingly lay down their lives In battle against the enemy who would destroy it. One significant way we can demonstrate our contin• ued dedication to Freedom lli to properly remember our War dead next Monday, cal quarrels, Freedom has been the ent1ne at y WEATHER Ohio: MHtly cloudy with lttt.. 11tattered 11,tlt rain ttclay and tw,, night. Sunday partial d•rifts wftfl • I�• 1,.ttt r.alr1 ••• in the "'°"'" in9, H� tod-, 6'-74, low toliilfht so.. --------�-----------------------------------------------------------------------------·-------.. ��!' S:NOLE f;OJ'V - k Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, May 28, 1960 NO. 37 ucc� Depends Upon Being . MHb weave. II, au ,1zes 10� I n all si7.es 34 lo 50 . QU I LTED MATTRESS PAD·S H e a v y plastic covers . to flt gliders and· cha·lse unges - full drop rm fitting - elastic iround bottom. Coral & ark green. SUMME R Iii IT . BRI EFS P O C K ET KNIVES ' conoN be 20,000,000 Amen­ 50,000,000 Russlaru, and • ' t Rutland Commencement SOC K S PllSSl SUPS Blade Barlow $1.00 Save all -c,f your 11alesll,pa from Elberfeld, In Pomeroy. For many years cuatomerw have been equipping their _kl�hen-, • w;l,(4\ cookllli utett­ ,;i._ ..,..u.,._, �-•rt ctlnnet"'W1re, etc., lbf tneir salesllpe, from El� (elds. So whether you buy furniture or floor coverin,gs, dry ,goods, dttaper£eid or re- ·•· dy to wear, $ave your mle11ip1. Meil, Cool BOYS MEl,CJl&!IT . ' �1.00 - BE 111RIFTYI I Our Regular $1.95 WOMENS INDERA COTl'ON ., A real bargain in genulne Boker pocket knife. a, SATURDAY SALE FOR SATURDAY yard One pieoo 111.y!le wltil ip'Jpper fastener. Drop seat. Sbe8 4 ,and 6. STORM COVERS ON SALE SATURDAY a $1 .49 $1 .00 Bokero PLASTIC 'BERKUNE RECLINING . CHAIRS $50.00 LltUle Tola PRINTED CO'ITON PLlSSE and $5.95 MENS SUMMER DENIM" The idea l play garment for utile tots. Made hip pickets. With elastic waist. Sizes 2 to 6. A and SPECIAL for SATURDAY BOXER LONGIE$ 70 oz. $1.95 .n, Cottons - Bedford Cords - Chino Cloth - Ginghams • Printed Sateens - Sport Denims - Polished Collons 59c DRESS MATERIAL . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45e a yard 69e DRESS MATERIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55e a yard 79e DRESS MATERIAL . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . 85e a yard 89c DRESS MATERIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85c a yard ·lllld !DRl!SS MATERIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75e a yard $1.it DR!!SS MATERIA L . . . . . . . . . . . . fl.25 a yard Jl.89 DRESS MATERIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . f l.!5 a yard U.95 DRESS MATERIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.35 a yard 1,lSO on sale for Satprday your choice of the many new patterns and solid colors In the new complete llne of so· sq. prints that we sell regularly for 49c a yard. Saturday -- 40e Mot her a nd Daughter Match ing "BLUE Including cotton Sheer Prints - Wash and Wear Prints - Printed Rayons - Dacrons - Voile s - Arnet and the Summit crushed , with hopes for peace again chilled in the faster-moving "cold war" II is filling that Your choice of solids and strij,es. - Permanent pleated akirl - elastic waist. Sizes 2, 3 and 4. Tailored of co:ton broad­ cloth. White and colors. Sizes small, medium and larl!<!, Regularly Se l I i ng at 59c to $ 1 .95 a yord SATURDAY WOMENS COTTO N I n The Sole Saturday Of . erans' organhations take their proper role �s sponsors of ceremonies leading the public m\nd toward this rev• erence. With G I R LS SKORTS W OMEN S H A LTERS Dress Materials Sb.e s 6m8•I . medium, large and extra large. Color-s ma-ize, green, blue, pink, or­ chid and white. Strles E.last,c ll'i, Hollyw!>Od briefs and band lr-g briiefs. See Our Collection Big-Brimmed Chlldrens I I f You Sew - You Co n Sove A Plenty WOMENS SUM M E R H AT S I I ••Campus" "After the next war there will old and young rededlcate themaelves to the ldeala for which so many have died In previOUB wars and so many others have sacrificed limbs or health. Potential enemies like China and Russia today cowit as money In their bank that Americans have grow n Soft, unwilling lo sacrifice even the fatness of lhelr bllUoldt for their country. Today's Chinese Red premier recent­ ly observed: Monday, Memorial Day, Meigs county people have a coJU1Clence-laden duty - really a privilege - .to pay deep respect lo the dead of all wars. The county"s vet­ s����I��: ·. !r�ler��r� ere told i<,. be '.'human dynamos" If (hey want lo be success- , ul In llfe both for material rewards· to themselves, and to 1 erve better their communltie,, stale and nation. Dr. Paul E. Ried, 30-year-old professor of speeoh al Denl- l 110n University., spoke before a packed audllorlum and held I Its closest attention. Faculty members accorded i the most attentive audience at a Commencement in memory. Dr. Ried cited UlU1traUon1 of ,prominent men in American life today who began with what 0th.­ era thought "a amall idea, worth little" and throlllh personal fire and spirit made it of great worth. Exeeutlve He■d Georle Dallas recognized the third hi&hest rank· fna:: student in the -cllli1, MarjOrie Ann Priddy, with a 3.6 avera.ge, and preeented tropbiea to Saluta­ torian Hazel Paulene Gibson (3.'l ) and to Vilediclorian Victor Wayne Roush. (3.8). He also an­ nounced that Miss Glb&on has won a scholarship at Rio Grande Col• lege and Mr. Roush the Uwlghl Mutchler Scholarship at Ohio State Linlverslly. He reviewed c!ASJ statlsitcs that of 18 boyli and � girls in the class, 1 1 wlll go on to college, nme of the girls will seek seere­ tar1al work or take more tram�ng toward Lhat objective, and i,tat nine boys will go into the Armed 1''orce11 immediately. 'fhe program Included selected music by the senior band direetcd by Hoger .Kouah; the Proce,aional the b.w.nd; the inv�tl9n �v_' T. !l W�et; -.&be � ,� phtriO 66Hi by Wa)'ne"Tltoiiih; '_ff,lth• er · muaic by thlt' tiand, presenta­ tion ot the clu&t p?"eaentallon or diplomas by Orion W. Ro:.ish (father of Wayne Roush) and closing ceremony. Seniors wei, Es�• M.,e Black• wood, Stuart Brewer, John Brogan Jr., Lawrence Brogan, Charlea Buck, Thomu Chafin, JJelorls Chapman, JAAJe■ Cheadle, Jen")' Eads, Carol)'n Sue Ferrell, Robert German, H■iel Paulene Gibson, Herbert Grate; Linda Ha1ey, Marifyn Harrison, Alberta Haw• kins, dar, H,sell, Dorothy Hy, · . sell, Lena Hysell, Cleo Jacks, G Plea Mtde Before Rotarians To Save Connf : ·\ "-mericans Red Cross Charter I1 LARRY HAMM Larry ffamm T0 Linda Lee, Mary Study Languages �. t:�ri Lee, Dottle Lucas, Harold McKen�::1 zie, Thomas Moore, Larry Morris, Eloise Musser, Wayne Nelson, Lavonna Priddy, Marjor.ie Priddy, Carolyn Robson, William mine, Wayne Roush, Virginia Searles, Judith Slawter, Larry Sinlth., Frederick Stewart, Wanda Tackett, Sandra Tillis, Wanda Woodard, Patricia Young. Off FCllQWShip • J. total, more thar. the peo­ Rotarian J. H. Grate of , Jll.idCUe-' , port has concluded people,' · Pllf' �ave turned back to the natlp'niJ or1an1uUon throu,:h con• memories are ,bort. He pointed out Friday night at · fr:l�'tt.Jonl, Grate told Rotarians. Middleport-l'omero:, · lib ,mpromptu talk waa lnaplred a rea:ular bJ' di1clo1ure in Tht Daily 1 Rotary meeting -In Heath Metho.: dial Church that the American , h.11 . til that the ch,pter 1B "in 1 I Red Croll in 193'7 alone left in ' bad r 11," for Ila contiQued es:is­ exceaa of '88,000 In lfelp Colin• · t'lfl!W• Tbe one-Ume Salem townehip ty for disaster rellef. Toda, the Middleport bu1lne11 fent-·bo)', IP,,000 least at owes chapter local In back bills and face& imminent , &l)IQ,, ex--eh1lrm1n of the Red loss of ltt charter bec1u1e of_ Cr� ebaptet here for several · \er�lJDd �mmunity leader, now public apathy.. aid ennt,� roll · , litfled, Th• lied Melaa County famil s In 1qn,_, ·...'; /�I . . •l!f ·• • .,.,1 bad thlna ·•·J�- t E cross If INdenhip It. not found to 1 revive th• good at�lnt .t th• ch•pter at Just ._ tM point ltf paylnt what It CNl!K.". Part of the current debt owed is the 1�9 pro-rated share of Mel·g, county', cost of operating the bloodmobile and the blood center in Huntington. Thia is about $1,200 annu11;lly. No future bloodmobile visits are .scheduled hei'e. Mr. Grate observed that the blood program i1 ,11. vital neeeisity at1 When blood ia purchased on the "open �rket" it ii ' very costly. He also noted that the Red Crou provides the only earthly means by which a serviceman may be rel.urned to bia family in time of penonal emergency. Mr. Grate challenged Rotarian, individually to think seriously �bout the eris.it fad11g tlle lleias communltie1. And he promiled to "match anything glwen to the cause.·• Ted Reed Jr., preaident, pre.11ided and reported on seuions of the Rotary International atate convention held iu Columbu1 tut wl!etend. Six local Rotarbna at- , tended as did four Rotar7Ann1. Vice President Gene Gr.ate . · re­ ported on FridJy night aeufom. AlJo attending weu, 111'1. tl.Nd. Mr. and Mr■. E10rnett s,wln, ·Mr. and Mr1. Bernard ,wri. llr. Jncl lln. �rald and U!ei Robaon. Faye Will!>n 1..c;ID't PJelW'qt wM a (IHJSl. S:eniiij tile cllfdtD· dinqer were these 1� J( ltie church, Mn. Jamei- Criffen, fin Norman Wayland, Mn, B. N. East, Mrs. John ·1:etcbla 1ln. E. M. WOOd and Kid San­ I born. Pr'!lt.Oft oi BeW- Larry W. Hamm, son of Mr. and Walter T, Hamm, has been 8wirded a Fellowship to the sum• ! mer Foretan Language Institute at the Univ�rs1·� or Cincinnati, spon• I sored by N1tlonal Defense Et.Ilic.a• Hon. Mr. Hamm, one of 30 t.cachera selected io attend the Institute, will study 'French at the schoo1 and I will reside at a language house on . the campus. A graduate of Pomeroy . High Sch9ol and Ohio UnivtNi'.ily, where . · ho' re<eivo� th� e,,h,.1.or ol 1..- edll<lllion,, : II,. · U-,... llll� ' ·.. , Hatrlm is set\llng his Urst Year' lh ... tline}u llervfc�� Wilt .be an- the Hiimtlton Public School Sys­ nounced for Mrs. R\lby Elle� Old- tern , Hamilton. Ohio. akc, 76, who died of a heat ltlaek The ptirp 03 e of the institution­ at 4 · 1. m. thls morning at her one of 35 to be conducted through• RFD Letart:, W. V11;., residence. out the co untry-is to acquaint with the lalest teaching teachers preceded Her husband, Joseph, her in death in 1946. Her parents methods and the newest laboratory L' wero the Ille Alber! Jef(ers and techniques for ln,truction in � ' Rosie Priddy Jeffen. Survivln� are modern language. The prog,am sii aon■: Terry, Harry, Albert and will cmphaalte linguistic, cultural MIDDLEPOR.l' EIGHTH GRADE graduates pose above af• Richard, •11 of Letart, RFD; Leon• and audfc>-visual training, wilh ter Thursday Commehcement exercises for a tormal portrait ard, Alvada, Ohio, and Everett,- artlcular emphasis on the spoken by the Daily SentinelJ....At right, S11pt Letr McComas presents Hartford, W. Va.; 21 grandchild- .f,,,uage. certitlcates to Ellen uuttoo,· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale ren, 18 great grandchildren, and l)uttou, and Janice Tarutehill, rtgtlt, dat1ghter Of _Mr. and Mrs. STOCK S QUIET IR three brothen, John and James. gave Stocks Chester L. 'l'annehill, for· high aclievement m the State NEW YORK UPI -David w. Haw , R _,tland, w81 both of Pomeroy, and Millard of rise in quiet• week's ,l!ag bth Grade 'fest. Miss Dutton ranked first, with 176, Miss of last up part fined. $.LO and 1co.sl8 in county Roscvllle, . Ohio. t:our t today on a at.ate patrol · Arrangementa are being made er trading as Wall Street and bust- 1'annebil1 1 1 70, both being in the top percentile in Obto. 'l'he for a long week end class, above, ten to right . first row, Carolyn Buckley , Sue charge of pu■inl witbout. ""l.&sured from Foglesong Funeral Home in neas prepared 1 id h0 . Y·________ _ NeutzUng, �eda Bradf9rd, Lynn: Daniels, Hope Bishop, Anita clear distance. " ':::: ":::n::.___________::.__ •:.. ::: · the char&e pew 01,11 of an acciBowles, Carolyn Nichblson, Ellen Dut10n, Karen liachner, dent at 10,,0 a. ,m; F>;iday,.;3 mlle l'&roli Lyons �andra Simpson, Jamee Tannehill, Cinda Sauer. west of Racine oil Route 1-. Hat• ::,econd row,' uavid }Uce, Diana Wilcox, Maureen Darst, Jo 011 J)' was attemPtin& to pee a · ve• Ann Mourmng, l)orls Mctlaitie, Sue Slater, J udy Wildermut.h, hlcle driven by Kenneth Jacob .Marilyn Swan, Judy Martin, :iharon ·Hoschar, Iva Stewart, Wol.te, .Rt, 2, Racine, when be WIS • t,;arot Scott, Sandy l>blinger, Jock Satterf1eld. 'i'htrd row, lla· A Jorced to puil b•tk in'II Ibo ri&hl · v1d 'l'homas, M1c1t Morns, Joe Custer, Darrell McKmney, 1 lane by an appro,.chin& cir. H1_1 a with ital Hos , General Meigs the , i � n � Middlepo� m.a lB ll I J ames M.Ll ler, H arry McGufiln, Roy Howell, 'ferry Johnso� .car struck the r�natr1 ot the Wolfe rethe as jail county Melvm Smith the ln Muc.e � Ul, , and so1:1 his ury WtlSon, in car. head Hobby senous HruCe Annas, Kim Neal, Botti vehicle• 11.1Ue11»1 medium sult of a figbt al their home Frtda)' evening. 8wisher, and Darryl Stumbo. d.llma1e. lllo iniuriea. were repo'rled In Iha hoopi•·l •- Everet! Mc the story of the aasault and no - • 111 .. ·� by the invesllpllOj P•lrolmail. . d char ge, had been placed against �1�1'::.::.�:.1· -�··i::t::: ns _141_ at noon today, The police son lbe condition" (oday. He had been Everell . . Mn bi called been had l / brouibl lo lleis• General at s1x �iftlllJIII If • no- \ M1's. SerVl•ceS w•.•11 Be Announced E..,.:..me_ ..... u. fi};i::L..., 4-g,,,o .. s,1- 1 A.l Middleport 8th_ Gr Rutland, l\f:fu Is Fined $10,tos'ts In Court Case 'r:xercil!es v1·c1:- Of �ead Beat1·ng Is In 'Faif ndit"(00' t Hospl·1al · eo ,� . Sel,er t,H. . ���y , A. lf P� " �.,:f,,· ;,..., Ufi \ �Y,I::; . ·, wj �� .' -F ��;& .Jil:'lll· 1Joef f4 Anna Orace·"'Olltr, 1yrHUM, covlcl haw ..,._ Int+ the .,...t CN' NIIMM. ,..., , •t'Willifltl • c:la11lflld d. In TN' ·�1y .._ tlntl, llht Nf41 ,.·...,..,. Mn. Oller heel ath\ertllN • , t9IO Chevrelet, Nici It 1M ..,_ 6-, •�cl ha• ,Ince M9f\ .._.,.... "' cala.n wanfinl ., lluY' the car, "'I cllcln't 1 72. e911t •• •nr .-11-.• coulcl Mint Mrs. Olltr Mid II aM peld hr Mr N. ,,, t Da,"ly r •now'° d who told Chief Gilkey o'cloek Y•slerday by Mlddleporl McDaniel had returned homti 10n her that emergency aq"Uid memben �n ■d· d oondlllon and lnloxlcale an In . 'VIC, or.. Dr, He,etlon who treat· ed the man at ti.I■ home. Chief - of P()Uce Herbert Gl:lkey wa1 called to the McDaniel home on �.t St., at &:30 and found Mt. ' McDanlel beinl beaten by bia 101;1, Georce, 83, wbo m.atu bia home with bis parents. Chief . Gilkey immediately called the eme..-ency squad for treatment of the elder McDanle] who wu auf• fednl from a ■evere bead lacer•• tlon. C,"bu!f Gllt17 WH bu1y this mornin& tryin& to piece together __.,_,.....,._____.......c-- that the alter<:atlon follow�d. The son claimed today that he did not rememhflr the attack, Chief Gll ke)' 11ld. Prosec�tlnC Attorney James O'­ Brien said that charte• of a■sault wilb Intent to kill -probably will be filed against the sdn. He 1ald that no weapon had been used but that the 10n had kicked the rather In the head, causing the lacerations. Chle.f Gilkey may file the fh1r1e in Ma)'or Kenneth McElbi"nney'a court later today. Fm ' ·anc1·a1 Co 111..nt. Advises . ' .· sewer F� Councii TO Stall . Columbus, o., . a finmlal consultanl, advised Middleport council in a specia1'11!eeiaa t'riday night to enact its sewer rate ordinance at once, arict Ii> use a,;, tew mortgage revenue bond as possible for Its i!DGh sewerage proiect. J. s. Garvin, Mr. Garvin, introduced by sew• I er committee chairman John Zertle exprelled aurprise that (1) Middleport had such a complete 1 system of ,ewers-at:orm ,nd (2) Hntt,ry combination-and that no sewer rentll fee ls be• in& charged. "I'd siy to get some money comln& In , at once," he . uld. Mr. Zerkle had ln\lited Garvin here to discu111 finaneµi& the &ewerage collectlon system and treatinenl plant requlred by the O I hio Pollution Board. Pt'tllimln· ar)' plana for the project have Dten completed by Brown and Aiiloc of Marlon o Ne�t ■tep acc�di�a: to Garvin should be ai,proval of th, aewer one rate ordll'.lance of which nadln; · h•s been given by coun di, contracting for detailed, comp)ete ,e\Verage plan1, and aiming for aa much federal aid on Phase I of the project 111 posaible. He ·11id Phase I .11bould include the treatment._ plant and neces­ Hl'Y intercep'°r sewer.a lind lift atatian,. Federal law allow, up to 30 percent of the coat of Pha11e I Pl(lJed11 81 federal outright ,rant, "I don't know if you'll ·set the whole amount 1110\ved," · he 1aid, ••t;ut Y0\11' en,lneen c:in · help you OD thii." He ·pred�ted that If the poten­ tial ,120,000 In federal ll'ant can be obtain� l]llanclita the projecl ,rowd be �':"lly . lilllpllfied. ytt, tuallr �lmln1Ung need for moi:t­ aa&e revenue bonds. He Lermed such bonds costly because they extend over too many years UIO to 49). CO Wlcil dl1c:us1ed takJng a 4 mill levy to tbe people .for part o_( the $413,000 (est.) proJeC'l, and fmanclng the test hr general obl ��allon self supporbJJ,g bonds. Coundl 1110 approv�d . a re­ commendation of the _police de­ par�ent that the bid of the uawbnsa Sons �otor Co., for a new l)odge cruiser be accepte�, at_ a coat of $�,800, plus trade m 01 1he old cru1aer. At.tending were Mayor Kenn_eth M c1Ubinney, �erk.le, C�inton Fish­ er, Wayn.e Gibbons, Ernest Cov• erl, William Childs and Lee Sm.llh a11,d clerk Gene Orate. Dtadline News TW. PcttnerGy eme....ncy aquad WH call!"I at 12;15 p. � today to the Hemt-r Brecbh1w home ari Ro:Uh 1 S3 hffr ttMi r=:1.twoock ROH i..ftrMCtlori: whftl Mr. Br■ctaha w 141fftrad • Mid in• jury. Middleport Seniors Advised At Coneneement, 'Your Diploma Speaks' By Pittsburgh Speaker By Fredell• Houdalh•lt "Your Diploma Speaks'' was the subject of the addreSI to the 50 members of the graduating class of Middleport High School, Friday night, by Dr. Harold Raymond Al· oen of Pitt11,burgh, Pa. Emphasizing the ract that it was not a class that was graduatln, bui individuals who had completed l2 years ol school and were being awarded their diplol:na, Dr. Albert stressed the worth of human be­ ings as individuals and that each one has a task to do In lif,i;, He asked the Seniors to be thank.fut that the facilitic1 for the educal1·m1 wh'1ch. thcy have re-. cei�ed were available, thankful of thetr parenl!J who hpd �lven u p many things that they might avail ion, educat beat the themsclves of thank£ul to the teachers who spent many hours at their work and also of the book_ authors who help make their education possible. He theY I siu'd th at WI·th lheae th'ngs Following the presenta�on of diplomu by Sup�. L . w_. McComu, with Earl Kni&bt l'tladin, . 1he names, Mr. M<:Comu preaented awards to Phyllis Hilbert and Den• nie Walburn for having the hip. In clo.sing he said that we know etL grades for all four fe&n of not of the future but that witb high schoal and a cen.ifieat• to their diploma the responsibil ity of Mary Barth, second hi&hel.L the life or America for the next The invocation for the eveoinl 30 to 50 years is given them, and was given by Rev. Raymoll Jf;4n­ what becomes of il is in �eir kria:bt and Rev. Fred I.. Gardner banda. gave the benediction. are given the opportunity lo earn their diploma. Dr. Albert said the graduating class should have a sense of re­ sponsibility to mankind, that God has a task for each to do. Dr. Albert was introduced to thi; �udience by Barbara �ue. Stiles, prelldent Qf the grad uating claas. The clasti was sealed on the stage with the Processional by Schmidt la ed b the band wish Eugene �!rs 1/ director . They I lao played ''-Night and Day " by I I �Orte.r 811 a special number • · AWAITS HIAIING , , Reuben --.. _ Rl . Swartz,. 78, Pom"'rnv toau.1 ty s J n , the Coun was Meig t 1 day awaillna bearing lo May0r Charles Lelar's cou� on a ch-1'9e of intoxication. _ AJ� jailed yeltftday for an old dl■ra e I� copnty court waa "Harold Jonea, Marion. �--·---The Senior class, with Mrs, Clar·· ence Lacey directing, sang two lltOTHERS STICK TOOETHIR nttmbel"S ·ror the program. SIOUX FALLS, g, D. UPl_ ____ _____ _ When Rollald klgciru broke · jail M d H }" d at Armour, S.- O., ' Sheriff Harvey HARMAN GIIAOUATES MIi� GINllll,L HOSPITAL I Scbarn bo� Kiltln•' bPOther MiohRel D. Hamum, boilerm-an, Admitted : _Guy Cl1apman Racine; _ In ablt'rvance of Memorlal Day, Gilbert, from P.other ooun\y Jail Mae H\lgbes, Shadye\de, Ohio; Ev­ fireman, USN, � of Mr. and Mrs. Rutland, 1, arm Mll-;r SO, Th• O.lly Sentinel wlll not I cell to help in the aearth. · , f Route· an o L R. H . ort. Mi<\dlep el, ert��-- _K�Danl Monclay. be basic publlahecl tbe from �ilaff,d, Augi,4� ilwlck, Co­ griaduat.ed .May Today the �erttf WAI , lookinl will be r• publll:atlon R-.,lar Nevill the at School Botlerman lumbua; charlea S�)'der, Racine; , bath, �lllt& ,.�. ��,· , for Tundar. � Cenkr, Gl'jl•t Lake8, W. wmtd �.lu SCboppert) IIU�• , . , I • .• · � ao, , l ·/� . � ,/ ' ' �1 i ,.._.,,,p,,,., on ay: Ol ay I I · , -· nt�· . t '�, •i:,, r ;., �-��· . "' �, �'!°1 -ft · . · . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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