http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c63e15970ee41e10d7399bbe9c3c2201.pdf 6f4c7768d11828c00dce6da4bd214fef PDF Text Text • l ••' • I s atur ay a e am to PICNIC allCI RAVEL BAGS Fiberglas insulation Stain ..,sislant plastic zipper top. . --- WOMENS H A LT ElS Large size woven fibre picnic baskets with hin ed covers and slur J,"y handles . . , 100% cotton broadcloth halters. Elastic back, bra type. Black , navy, white and pastels. SIJ.eo 32 lo 38 $ 1 .00 $2.95 Other Picn1t Basket11 U.95 - $5.95 - ,9.95 "SOIJTE'' "'STURDY" %" 50 Fl. Lengths - f3, 85 J1111t received a , bl-g ,rhlpment of Red Man <JoOlles Hamp1!1"8, W oven fi bre and vinyl coverlng1. Hardwood fi'amC,11, slatex �i11i11g i n · all colors to match your bathroom. WOMENS BRA'S All cotton bra's. Circular stitched. Undercup, dain­ tily embroidered with flowers. Elastic Inserts. Slzes 32 to 42. A, 8, C cups. SAVI SATURDAY On ThHe Populer Stffl LAWN and PORCH C H AIRS Rockers and Glider■ Buy Vb.em In the origlu,111 FJuy lo tel up. Here are bhe Saturday Sale Day Prices Colol'II: ted, g.reen or yellow. box. Haul them in your car. C H A I R S · · $4.00 ROCKERS · · $4.00 i P1uenger GLIDERS · · $1 2.00 KROEHLER 2 PIECE ELRERFELDS PRltF.S ON SCO'M'S Oeanslng Tissues 200's · · · · · · · · 1 Sc 400'1 · · · · · · · 29c - -- 1 Sofa ' Beds SALE $1 .00 SALE $1.15 SALE $1 .$0 SALE $1.50 DO YOU WANT A NEW PIANO? Then come to Elbcrfclds Saturday and S,\ VE. Saturday, anytime 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 55• 42c 79c 54• 48c BO• 43c He ,' On MIIM Rnton lnc.iUdin,g your -choice U,95 fl.95 ,1.95 $9.95 39c a yard Boys Trousers $29.00 to $79.50 _____ Also Matching 801 Springs $50.00 _. I reg. $1 89 .00 7 (lt. Crons, 6 Bross $ 1 45 With 4.2" x 72" l..lblc I rea. $1 89.00 7 p:. Chrome Set $145.00 With 42" x 72" table 2 $1 49.00 7 re, Dronse 6 Bros, $1'20 10'' bblo ca.a na. $89.00 5 pc. Dronse 6 Brost $70. With 3li" x 60" table 300,RUGS 11. b' ... -1........ WitlI M" x 60" lable ' • 3 for $1.00 CANNON DELUXE Moroeean Wide Stripe BATH TOWELS Large site 23 by 44: inehes. Thick absorbent toweb bhat wiU give years of fiervlce. Stripea • I ·M . , , ,' ,• . I ,. l �J:..!�! � :, ·----._______......, '"'-------1 I . �rfelds Saturday Sale , J splee brown, acintih, rose and peactli. $ 1 .00 night SbeJi.[f Robert Huteobacb'■ office, can expect anything and the new nii:ht operator, Kenneth GNWet, bi leuning to be nonchalant. "Bring him ia and we'll throw him ih with the rest of them," aa.ld Crover when told by an excJted caller at 4 a. m. today that a wreet­ ed /!U' had I "du.mm)'" at the wheel. Bath Towels, Hand Towels and Wash Ooths stripes in rose pink, m,a-ize, blue, brown and green. BATH TOWEI.S, 20 by 40 Inches . . . . . . . l fw:. $1.00 HAND TOWEI.S, :1.2 by 43 Inches . . . . . . . 3 for 1 $1.00 WASH CLOTHS, 1Z by 12 lnche1 . . . . . . . . . 3 for 50c ndio operator at The ''dummy," invHtipted_; by . , Deputy Howard Frank, "proved to he a blanket and pillow that bad t,een toned behind lhe wheel of a car wrecked early thia morning on the old Racine-Portland road near the Hobart C<>urt home. The car, owned by WillUlm D. CoonoUy, Rt. DO YOU NEED ing medium damage. 1 t.,, ,., •, ... , ,. , •• • ., l, Hebron, struck a bridge, caw,. The dummy report was made bf' James Ritchie, Stivenville, after NEW CUSHIONS FOR YOUR Connolly had left the car to � cure help. There were no injuries in the ac­ cident and no PORCH GLIDER? ■rreit.. . See The Valueo On The 2nd Floor l i ' I I Connon Combapun WHITE ,PElWE iED SHEET$ ' "' . OUBLE BJ!, q si�,:�•. hy 101 Inches . . . .:... f! 1 $1.71 . DOUBLE . FIITEJ! !IQ;l'l'Oli jl..E1£1'1'. . . . . . . . . .2.78 i · TWIN BBD s1u; ,11,,11y 1ta hl�b� · . . . . . . . i • • ·,1:411 _ �I N? f,Tn:D Bono• 1/JtEETS . . . . . . . . . . . ,1.41, Pll,LOW CASE& 41 by 38� lnellea . . . , $1,38 a pllr ' cannon Fine llullln , , cannon Malll Color Slrlped M111Un 11D SHEETS mi, = I IED SHEETS DOUBLE BED SIZE �l lly· U lllclles $1 ,88· · DOUl!LB BED SIZE 11 by 108 blebes . ,.._. $3.0, . . ED ,' . , ' ,· , 1f1A1f! ? tI .\j . ffl · . ·t., · ri� · 1 5 pc, Black' &, Bross $80. 1 , ; : · e1 u. , $ •::. .......,.. ·. ; _, .JlWl ·· O l'. 11&. ,.,.,.. »ll.. .'.· ··�· - �-- ·• ·'1 pc. G!�to'!!,_ ' $ 1_1 �.00 : . ' ,.. . C!-k i: 1 ,,,.-. ,..,, $,,J1:.��:.-ui• $l49';QO' S pc} qoldtonll ' $1 iq.00 � . �• : 10N �( J na. ' With :!ii" . 60" table • ' • TW-: FI'l'n:D J,_�•!J6,&,9Q S pc. Ch,t9,m�,$et $54,00 t'• ;. Mallf ""' I · , . , BOTJ'OM SHEETS NG. $1 09.00 Wlth 3l" � IIO" Iibte , , I in green, ffl'llii-e, red, blue, ihy­ Conno� Matc:�lng For extra berataty, extn com-· tort, OXU'II -,, While �,a- . cround with yelb)w, � ■¢, "'"'' flora! I dtaln.1 1 1 � Double Bed Sbe 81 by 101 ...6i,li .'43:Nl Double FIiied Bollom Sbeet, . . ,a.es Twin Bed SIie 71 by 108 Inell•• . $1.98 Twin FIiied Bollom Sheela , • fl,N PIiiow $1,71 a pr. 4! by ··� Inell• ,i, !"��f.: .\!.?!b<'?(l g pc. �h 7�•M�•�: �-I ��-00 . !lh'!: ,,!?;.i,?A 9 pc,. IJ(on� ff p..,. $1 50 ' Jt SALE The PERW.E SHEETS I reg. $1 97.00 9 pc. Chrom1 Set $1 50.00 rlQ. ell. MulU color stripes and ned check&. .Made willh fr.in­ gtd end,. 4 for $ 1 .00 Cannon Flower Garden DI NETTE SETS I Ano1lher big sJaipment of tihese !Ht .51elJing terry tow• . I SATURDAY SALE ' K I TC H EN TOWELS Colors: Beige, Pink, Yellow, Green and Turquoise. DOUBLE BED SIZE, 81 by I08 Inches . . . . . . . . $3.%8 DOUBLE FITTED BOTTOM SHEETS . . . . . . . . . $3.28 TWI N BED SIZE, 72 by 108 lnehe, . . . . . . . . . . $2.98 TWI N Fl'M'ED BOTTOM SHEETS . . . . . . . . . . . $2.98 PILLOW CASF.S, 4Z by 38½ ln•he1 . : . . fl,78 a pair SPECIA� SPECIAL Both Piece• For CANNON TERRY Percale Bed Sheets INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Mat-chln\lil Box Spring $1 .00 ,' CANNON SOL I D COLOR . Simmon, Full Size I Pair Arrested For Breaking Into Racine Cut Rate Store Childrens �humba type · sunsuits in prints, checks and solid, . Sizes 1 - 2 - 3 Colors. SCO'M'S TISSUE 2 rolls 29c SOFT WEVE TISSUE 2 rolls 29• WALDORF TISSUE 4 rolls 39c In The HOU.WIN-II �. Saturday $2.50 Saturday $2.50 Snturday $3.50 11\Wn alz:c ma Uress wilih $4.88 ,s.Bt $6.89 f7 .89 TOILET TISSUES Polished Cottons - Wast! and Wear Rayon and Orlon Blends - Some All Woo( - Ivy League and Regular Styles - Sizes 8 to 16. SIMMONS - ELBERFELQS PRICES ON SCOTTS SATU RDAY SALEf $3.49 TROUSERS $3. 95 TROUSERS $S. 95 TROUSERS Trousers Trousers Trou,er■ Trouser. In Trouble Again CHILDRENS SUNSUITS Size 15 1f.t lly 30\o inches wlth frlngl'd ends. Stripes and neat checks. of the new summer atock as fol• IOWtS: Colors: Spice brown, tur­ quoise, buttercup yel­ low, sea blue a-nd white. 17 Inches W Ide BUSTER BROWN TOGS FOR TOTS SALE $1.00 KITCHEN TO W f L S DRESS TROUSERS . Ohio: fair ._., arMI fnlht, fw IMtetM ttn,nlll1nh1• .,._ Sundly ,artlr clMHlly, CNttl..­ thunNf "" w■rm. llk..y WMt ,.,........ Lew ell.dpt REG. $%.00 CANNON There'll I• Spacial Prlc" HUCK TOWELIN G Of The Popular With 42" 3 pr. $1.00 ent1ne SALE 50c SALE SATURDAY CANNON Another Big WI� 4-2" x 94i" ,bible Sale $1 .69 a1 y WEATHER Mike Swatzel, A Jun.for Braeelets - Necklaces Earrings and Pins REG. f l .00 Womens cotton and rayon e • au...... "'°'"" ....1.,,, 57� 0-Cd '.l'o '.l'lae lat.ea nu f'�lie ---------------------------------,,i..,;---------------------------------::::::-:-:::=:: - --��-:::: ::--:--·VOL XII NO. 4 2 ---s:WGLE r:O!'Y - k Pomeroy-Middleport, �. . turday, June 4 , 1 960 C O S T U M E. J lW E L R Y C O T T O,N PA N T I ES briei(e with elastic 1,ege in white, blue, pin:k and maize. She1 S, 6 and 7. I rea. $1 09.00 5 pc. Bron•• 6 Bross $80. Sole ! ., . . .i:�70. ,,,.. ••oo s11111M111, Sofa · lecls 00 �: ��:,·::.i.t=.i:::: :l � $,09,0Q SimlllOII Sofa lecls $85 .00 ;�';;i.t��t!°:� �',Wt:; ��;proo/ llo<p •lid Ir ...., led So nlal fa Calo SlmfflOIII 179;95 ·I ,,_. ' .• , $,,p.00 . $1 ,QO ' c,nOnal Glu-... C upa r MN­ Hand inude straw sandals. Speci,ally selected long wear­ tng straw. For day or ni,atat clamour. Site:., -small med­ ium, large. Pink, blue, and yellow. 3 for 25c INNERSPRING MATTR E S S . L- .... Fringed kitchen towel• in red, green and yellow. Size 14 in. x 26 In. SALE Shipmt:nt '1.00 DRl!NE 'IJELUXE S�AMPOO ·• L ,:\ . . . . . . 7k $1,00 TONI ,HOME PERMANENTS . . . . . . . . . . fl.59 lk JARS NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM . . . . . . . . . . 71c Bk GREEN MINT MOUTH WASH . . . . . . . . . . . . 71c 89c CASHMERE BOUQUET TALCUM . . . . . . . . He fl.00 EVENING IN PARIS DEODORANT SET . . BOc ... , .. fl.IS JERGENS HAND LOTION . . . . . . . . . . . . U ,09 ._.. .. KITCHEN T O W EJ S 4 yards for $1 .00 $2.69 89• COLGATE TOOTH PASTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53• GLEEM TOOTH PASTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · . 98c PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89c AERO SHA VE & VASELINE HAIR TONIC . . IOc COLGATES AFTER SHAVE LOTION . . . . . fl.00 WOODBURYS AFTER SHAVE LOTION . . 51c VITALIS HAIR GROOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . 21e PRELL SHAMPOO . ,SATIIRDAY SAVE ON ' _,utl, fflnowf-.dlN H tt. fflOl.t .catnpllah'41 llntiul,t ltf all time, c•ld tran1l1te 114 lan,uafff and 72 cll1lech and 1poke 60 l■nvu... •• flwntly. Regular $59.50 WOMENS SUiTS . . . . . SALE f38,00 . Regular $49.SO WOMENS - SUITS , . . . .', SALE $�4.qo. , Regular '39,50 WOMENS SUITS . .. . . . SALE $29.00 Regular $29.50 WOMENS SUITS . . . . . SALE fl0.00 . Reg1dar $25.00 WOMENS SUITS . . . . . _SA,µl 1ti•-�o, Reglllar $19.50 WOMENS SUITS . . . . . SAL'E $11.00 Regular $17.$0 WOMENS SUITS . . . . . SALE ,n.oo Regular UB.SO WOMENS SUITS . . . . , SALE fi0.00 Regular $13.9.'5 WOMENS SUITS . . . . . . SALE �-00 Regular $39,50 WOMENS COATS . . . . . SALE $29.00 . Regular $29.50 WOMENS COATS . . . . . SALE fZ0.00 Regular $25.tKI WOMENS COATS . . . . . SALE fH.00 Regular U9.SO WOMENS COATS . . . . . SALE $11.00 · Save now on all womens coats and suits - Wonderful values In the busy Ready To Wea·r Department on the Second floor. r-$ 1.39 40 inch Unbleaehed MUSLIN SHAVE CREAMS - TOOTH PASTES AFTER SHAVE LOTIONS - SHAMPOOS PERMANENTS - SKIN CARE ITEMS loam rubbor cu1hkm1. A nlce Simm . ons Women:; broadcloth and plisse full length pajam­ as. Florals and checks. Sizes 32 to 44. SALE Bargains In Well Known Makes Of telection of cover. •nd ool­ ,. -�li'l'HI ln..m•tloNI WOMENS co�TS and SUITS Womell!r .straw t y p· e ha ndbags in white and beige. ,l!IO!itly large size. SALE BLEACHED MUSLI N 4 yards for $1 .00 SATURDAY Modern Suite■. SprJog and For Your Poreh Coverw 1w Your a.&N and Awntnp Swloped v.ianee 11 lil•h - 711c Z4 Inch - Ille Awnln( Material 14 ln•b - 4k 31 ln•� - 79e Window Awnlnr ao and 31 Ill• ,a.ts ...h Womens rayon �{atter ,:ollar.s. AIJ while. · Scal­ loped and button trim­ med. SALE . SM h & u1s1 �;t 1 t.e A rct,. ni;h s \Mb �... i , Oblo U§ C l>ltu nb ., Unl'-1 SAVE ON W O• M• E N S HANDBAGS 2 for $1 .00 WOMENS PAJAMAS REGltLAR $1 .69 REGULAR $1.95 IIGULAR $2.39 REGULAR $2.95 GreenfR$viL' � Piece Danlth VALANCE PLATTER COLLARS To be worn with shorts, pedal pushers, slacks or skirts. Stripes, Checks, Paisleys and Prints. UVING ROOM S UITES $1 50.00 WOMENS BOW'J NG SHIRTS White only - Sizes 32 to 3 ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,a.98 VESTS and SPORT JACKETS In The Cosmetics Dept. on. 11hese 1uito, �latly priced $229.00 - '239.00 Pi9.00. There ire D eu.lte& Jn ttW1 jrot.lP, While They Lui SATURDAY 1-69 - 1 .95 - 1 -99 SATURDAY You Can Buy Fine Quallty 3fi Inch 88c $6.50 to $1 2.95 They Came In Lale While TM't' L..t You "Jeanie '' and " Laura Mae" washable cotton blouses convertible ta-ilored collars - sleeveless style - tuck in and overblouses - solids, stripes, plaids and checks. Stu,, 3U to 38. $5 ,95 25 ft. $1.95 C LO T H E S HAMPERS I STRAW SANDALS BLOU SES Cotton Dresses inch. I•• , $1 .69 and $ 1 .95 WOMENS COOL 100% vinyl with heavy brass coupling,. Full ½ j WOMENS COTI'ON SLEEVELESS Sanforized cotto n shorts. Back and side zipper closing . D-ring and cuff­ ed bottoms. Cotton twill and thino. Sizes lO to 18 JUNIOR SIZES - 9 ·to I ii MISSES SIZES - 12 lo 20 HALF SIZES - 14 ½ lo 241/, EXTRA SIZES - 4fi to 52 WOMENS S U N EASE A N EW SH I PMENT! WOMENS SHORT SHORTS Hundreds or be..utiful new cotton drefl...'if!fl to choose frnm lattl!lt •lylea and -all eaey to care for fabr-ics - broadcloth chambray - ,gingham - dotted Mis and sh,rntun,;; - one and 2 piece lt)"let. GARDEN HOSE I Now You Know Capa ble Cou rteous Salespeople To Help You I n Every Depa rtment'. $1.49 PICNIC BASKETS ohlu '• �1 .78, ; PILLOW CASF3 'a by a 1ae•es iec • P-'lir. . ., ,_ o t$8H r · TWJN IIZlr- 8� � 1 71 b1 108 lacb.. ; ) ,. ', $2.79 . TWIN FITl'ED Barl'OM SHIET!I .., $2.79 PILLOW CASES U by H lachea $i .S8 o pair · \-- _)· I .. ' ' j,. , ' ' �. . -. . -. .. . . . ' . . . . - .. �. .. . .. ..... . • ..� . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. .. .. . .. . . . . .. _ . . . . .. . " -- · · · · • • · • · · · · � • •· do not h ave to be segregated ln the garden. A stroll along a wood land walk, can � re.illy worth while when it is beautified by �lumps of Bloodroot, Foam Flower Wild Blue Phlox, Moss Phlox. COl0il CIL01l� TO MEET Dutc h man's Breec hes and ColumThe Past Councilors of The o• bines. dorus Cbuncil btu1hlel'B of Arn• The Eurasian Wood Forget-me• er ! ca will meet at t h e ht1 ml' uf not, once it is started in a con• M n . Jh ek Robson, Rock Sp r i ngs location can take car, of I Road, T hursday e-ventng. genial us tha1 d rownings, in all probabilit y, will he When we were kids - and it \ras a f l N t he itself and deve1ope int.o a sheet or t he No I death·dt't>·l cr to our children during clear blue, that is sheer beautY. TO MEET MONDAY demise of t he cigar-st ore l ndiHn and t.hc Other eppropriate perennials Pomeroy Garden Club will The words few a think we months, few next e h t horse-drawn carriag e, (lC'spitc what our chil­ for planting in the woodland in• meet Monday at 7:30 at the . h O ll\l' of advice on that subject are warran\ed here. cl ude: the wood geranium which of Mrs. J. E. D. Harting er with dren may think - lhis \\ ..1S a pn:tty exciting · naturally, should, i!I show)' in bloom with 1 1-4 inch Mrs. L, C. Karr , n co-hostess. children says Council The 1 time of year. I t st i l l 1s. tlowers on sl■Uu up Guei.t night will be observed � nd I rosy-purple ne­ should hey t t a h t s,dm, to condition in be the Won't be long now t i l l schools arross lo 2 feet tall. Ot h er perennials a film will be shown. im• be shouldthey that anrl alone, swim VC'r / t he well-planned bor.der in• for for summer doors heir t open nation t hrow I elude wall anemone, apanese D G rautions: hese t h MEETIN wit A, pressed OF . J Varation . When WC' were kids, the cry was: Rock<reas, Wonder or Staffa, MiTheodorus Council, Daught er� SWIM ONl,Y AT GUARDED REACHES "School's out ! Schuol'.-. ou t ! Teacher's let the ch■elnfos Daisy, Carpathia n Hare of America will meet in regular Wait awhile after eat ing before you bell, Coreopsis, Candle Larkspur, session Monday at 7 : 30 p. m. a t monkeys ou t!" Wouldn't hC' ;i bit surpris<'rl i f Pink, Gajllaf<lia, Babys- the IOOF Holl. Th ere will be Cottage swim. hing. t kids today were �J�'ing the same darn Siberian practice for inspection and all Sneezeweed, breath Don 't swim when you're heated and Time ror school to le1 out for summer - a Iris, Regal lily, Bel-balm, P eon y , officers and th e team are re · t i red. Oriental poppy, Tufted pansy, 1 quested to be present. time when kids can inc!u\ge i n what on e wri t­ Horned violet. olher ducking water, the in off Showing er refers to as " t he birthri ght of every chi ld": Stream side planting. Some of SESSION MEETING swimmers, and crying "wol fl ' are never done the 1Jlants whlclt grow happily having hr n . Tiw sum mer mont hs will hC' jam­ Tile Session of the First Uni1ed when planted along a stream are: Presbyterian Church or Middleport packe<i with u n hrl if'\'ahlP nmounls of f11n - by boys and girls who think before they act.. marsh -marigold, whose brilliant · will meet in the pastor's study on walking or boat a In cautious as ust j Be sw imming, wa lkin g, pla ying. biking, cli mb­ yellow buttercup like flowers are Monday, June 6 at 7:30 p. m. in2. ru nning, j u m p i 11g, and. for �omc of t he along a river bank as when swimming. Lots among the h1rbtngers of spring; of children drowh each year from slipping, erroneously Astilbe 1 aometimes older boys and girls, driving a rar. lle a e which spirea, hal"baedeous· d falling or leaping tnlo the watet. Summer, ror kjds, is the roaming season. can th rive ori'J y when grown In Maybe you beltet� ybUr children will think constantly moist soil. Then there It's a- lime of fret>dom. H's also a time of theltl give to try you ti fuddy-duddy a you're two native species of Lobel ia are ly Clarice Allen tragedy - tragedy from accidents, The big t h at are available for stream side Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard \ s how oh depend• all II thtnk We advice. uch ki ller in .June-July-August to school-age chil• pi1ulting. One, the cardinal flower Fick during the week end were can get across W h ich requires an acid humusy Mr. and �rs. Claud Schilling, Fa1r­ dren is drownings. This information comes you give the advice. Tt soil and ample moisture. This biatlk&1 Ind., Mr. and Mrs. George enjoy to lbent wtiht on)y ybil that point !he from the National Safdy C'ouncil, a nongov­ 11pecies wit h its brilliant pure-red P;ice and fain.Uy, Bloomington, and erninental agency foundf'd in 1 9 1 3 to prevent their birthright - but Iha! they cdh'i enjoy flowers is worth a little trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Ray idorris, Cotum­ Cut it back before its seed ma. blis. all kinds of accidents - homt:, farm, work, l ife very well ftl»II a \llhi!l!lchilr . . . or a lures and it is more Jikely to reour In ttaek, Hlhl the btt you're grove public, !raffle and school. • Mr. ,nd Mrs. Ph illip Boyles h ave main perennial. opinion. movetl from the Fick apartment to According to th� rou n d ! . which h as its The �ellow nag Iris is a species, their home ln Alfred. When all's •aid titid dbti�, II'! Aclttally up native to �urope and has run wi1d Mr. 11nd Mrs. Willis Frost, 'Rich­ headquarters in Ch ic:1go, no r-xact figures arc to us parents lo make •Ur� our. son, &nd !n parts of the eastern Unlted ard 'and Billie Jean, s�nt the week availab le on what injul'iPs hefal ! children in daughters keep otll ol ddttg�r this sttmmer. i!ttates. It hR!I handsome tolla1e end with Mr. al'ld Mrs. Paul Myers summer. C'uts and bruises .ire probabl y l:.igh Children ac1t1ally ,tett'l old �tto\Jgh to be and yellow flowera in summer, 1hd daughtera, Lithopoli�. Henry · 11e11ver attended II dinner but i t should be planted wit h the on the list, we'd suspcC't . _ _ __ completely responsible for t heir actions, We understandin g, that it is ttwulive meeting of Insurance Agents in To try to list even a frnl'1ion or the �afety sim ply have to expect the unexpected from to Kac helmacker Park in Logan a nd may monopolize the entire GaHipolis recently. where a picnic was enjoyed. James t ips that come to m ine! fn 11rPvt'nt summer­ children . .!tretm side unless the fadin g i.,:r. an d Mrs: Delmar Ridenour, -----------Gaston drove lhe bua. t preven to · h M r. an d s o e vmte c p fl d k I fl re · · d wit Columbus, 1 a �!: � time accidents and inju ri(•s ¼ 01ild he an im­ A ny day now, the cry will go up: "Teacher's O PUPILS VISIT MUS ■ UM g. se Mrs. Floyd Ridenour. po!l!!llble task, an� wou ld fi l l mu('h more space let the monkeys out !" It's our fQSponsibifity On WcWdncsday the filth, sixth, Mi,.s '3ar�ara Will, Jesup, Ga., is eig h t h grades, acci,mRocky outcrops wh ile not ad apteventh s than we have h. e re. Spellding several weeks with Mr. to keep those IC1vc1 ble monkeys safe to enjoy panied and and by w. E. Campbell ed to general gardening, ca n be apd Mn. ijehzel Clela nd and Mr. Because the National SafC'ly Coundl tells l i re. embelllshed by a lultable pll nt• Donald Wulton were in Marietta and Mr■• Cl ayton Allen and other ln1 of porenoisl,. II the are• lo wh ere th ey visited the museum. reJativea. Mr. and Mrg . Oon Johnson and rice ester h C P were cle aned, off ahd aoll enriched with nus drlYcrs 1 SOI) spent Mondoy with her pa1· Mti •rid · Mrs. Robert Ritchie 1 flowering season, especia n, in tlJ , anure, It make& a n ideal spot •w Mn. .... N,uh.lin1 1:tnd Mc11dal Jordan. cnl5 , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas of spring blooming, before most of for pl antin g Polyanlhu11 primrose haw JIKnled their�tri.ller home to !, loc:1•1 Nott, Twllltht Gardtn Club fringed IDeltt!r.(lltty wher• .he is employed. ( Clndytuft, perennial Pt. Plcu,ant. r. the annuals have germinated. to well be might relurned has Ce8ter Ca118le I Mrs. think it Mrs. Zelda Ridenour, Columbus, / Mr. and Mrs. Ose11r F'ry and In the fall chrysanthemUms con• bleeding hea rt, coral bells, speclOBy Mn. Mencia! Jordan to h er home here arter ip('nding give rou I short preface on t h e . the week end with Mr. and 1 spent Jo . colorful d h West a beautiful tw nd ildren be to linue h,e tl c o u �fosouri. COLUMBIA SCHOOL ACTIVITIES a mont h 111 a clinic in e Mt·� STORK SHOWER HELD s um lily and plumbago. T se meaning or lhe word "peren nial". Schnol arlivities at C olumbia Sh e would like to express her sin• Technically, It applies to plants afler frosts h ave killed t h e an• provide booms from 11prlng Lo tall. Mrs . Buel Rideno\111 and sons. The ladies or the S11illma11 Mc­ <)f G allipolis wet<.' recent guest s of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Allen, Th urs• be displayed in d mk d ll play, "Hlllhilly Wed- cere 1hanks to all who 1ent card1 which J ive for more than two nuals. They can thodi�t Chur,·h ha£! a .stork show­ Mr. end Mra, Dan M 11 rr. Two of the most valu &ible spent the week end with Mr, ton, long n i r o uests beds n i shrubs durin Memoriol lh among P f.l G ding" 1 e away. 11 an• was Jnelude given on Frid y ev nin g by 11 1d lct1en while she ground covers are Trailing perl er recently for Mrs. Hay Nl·ul years and does not !!purge a nd Mrs. Clayton Allen and Billy. borders with a background of winkle a nd Japane9e who WH unnhle to attend t h£' Oi1y weekend nl the home of Mr. t l11• pupils of ! h e 7th and 8th Mr. und Mrs. Chester Spenc t: r and nuals Oi' blennlfils. Mr. and Mn. Wald Kimes and uffair, so the lsdif's look 1 1w o nd Mr s, G,• or �e .lohn!'lon wtre grudcs . 11 waR undt> r the dirc•c1 i nn S teph C' n. Charleston, W. Va., were Th e l'e ts a wldel'lprcad belief some .kind. Incidentally the bl - which usually are looked on as Ja m es, Sandu1ky, s pent th& son, ti P. preHents lo her home. Thereby Mr. and M n . Floyd <.:!l p t hii rt a nd . o f Mrs. Ruth Stllrkey and W. It gue11ts of her parent1, and oihers that heeause hardy perennials, ter method is usually the most herbaceous per nnials, eve 1urpriHlng 1hr new mo1hcr. S•.' Y· children, Moundsvillf': Mr. t1nd Campl111ll. A i:1000 crowd wa s in vlsltint' included Mr. and Mrs. are perennials, there's little or u tis ractory, though, technically, they are sub week end here at their home. Mrs. Kimes remained for a longer visit, mil sent glfls who were unal1Je Mr s . Bo h Burton and fo mily, n a a t lcndanre and many favorahle .John Vernon, New Lexington , and no work requited, once they are In general, perennials are not shrubs. The periwinkle is an adMr. aRd Mrs. John Reuter, lo attend , VP. n N wood; Dana John !l t1t1 , Jllllf' t'ornmf1nls were glvan on the per- M�. Hanna Caste r and Eddie, or planted . Th is is only parlially true adapted to severely formal plant• m lrable plant with bright green Geor Ke and Kathy , Akron, spent Those attending were Mrs. Hoss nnd Dt•c Ann and Pauline Cutin- form:mcl•. Albany, for while there ai"e some that ing-lh cy do not fit properly in Collage throughout the year and end with Miss Lucille week the 1 h C D II rn o . asonw Ql, �""' ¥ i••b ! am II Y GRADUAT · l Kapp and Della Mae, Mr 11. e IO N I XIRC IS E S beds. For th ese we its clear blue flowers in the · can endure ne1:lect •nd , p�rm 1 there geom tric Smith. Mr , and Mrs. Kentieth,,i.;;:IHs are ,., unei Cell, Middle.pol't; Mr. and ,; t On Tue�tlay f>vcning, Ge fUC! H. , bulbs, years, Van Matre , Mrs. Jimnw..·· y ma 11pring or spring. , . " presentably r must rely on . the r, . , . i M r. and Mr8· Al Gibson, C01 umThe Japanese Spruce ia grow n Mn. Art h ur Edwards, M"r1r. • Gary .ce and P h il, lla JH . Ln l'key, principal of Cel1Mi}O Rchool announ cm "" th e b l(t 1 0I a d ugh · ar � others whleh "l� dQ tl,eir best such as tulips and hyacinths, fol• Young, Mnr. !\flick Hcnnf'lt mid more, Md.: 1 Corol Cunning h am of al Welle1un, J:8\Pe t he address ol ler, Ciudy Sue, on May 25· The lit- need to be divided and reset, an- lowed by bedding plants, such as almost solely for its lush greeh bus, visi ted with Mr. and Mrs, (·JIC�lllll'a ke, o ., an d L.bl 1 >Y D"" Ju( II e !he El.i,i hI h Gra de Commencement. 11°" one has rive sl�tetH, Cheryl, nually. (Chi'ysanthemums an d begonlH and Pelargonluma. MislJ Jerry Bennett. leaves. Us flowers are Insignificant Hen·ry Beaver · Mater• Karen. Mr. aDd Mrs. Eldon Will and Mr. end Kim, Kay, Carol, i. of Rat'i 11 e.. Hl' v. Merlin Tech gave the lnvo •aChrysanthemums, day lilie1, peo- but it does ocCHionally produce a hardy 111ter1) and some notably Mrs. and . are Mrs. Henry Dalley', Syracuse, and l rundpurenh n :\it ' i;i ll U l on i l ben and on •dic k and ery rn . Robert 3 nies, phlox are among the most few fruits which are white, look• Hcv. und h-1rs . F n le Roush lri�, need this attention e v Ho b Saunder � Miami B1!1ieh, Perry and Mrs. Alice Elli s or years. Others, especially the beautiful and s h owy of a ll aar- i n g like ilga ntic mi11Ue-toe ber- spent Monday evening with :'.1r, Moses {l c s p e <' Aow B n, la., ounty pre aup < r, rviS ent s spe f veral o Mr. 'n thildr and u h wll two onon h day" ll! e 4 }' 11 nd Mrs. Honwr ,lohn1mn !m d Mr. 1 were �uei;Ls 11 f hiH par<•nt R, Mr. ed l ilf' rliplom11s and awards. Mrs . is the pu lern1tl gnmlmol h er. Mist-flower and perennial sun• den flowers. But many peren n ials ries. Th�se while I nteresting are a nd Mrs. Denzel Cleland. M . and Mrs. Wayne Cleland, of and Mn, Geori,:� Jo h nson. Mr. ond Mrs. B 1•1111y llouH h over t he C:1' 111• Jf'£rers WIS al th e piano and t Mrs. L inda Hensle r and !Ion, of flowers are ao rambunctious that have a comparatively short bloom not produi:!ed in sufficient abund• London, visited Sunday afternoon I &111.1,ndera 18 un uncle of i he lud- w1!ekcnd. Rt•v. llm1Hh prcachc(l 11l hn piano � 1 u i lents orrsenled src• Ms ns r,·et d. were Sund 11y iiHernoon they must be restrained by •slm- ing season and thia factor must be ance to be a factor i n the decora· and Mrs, .Verne Cleland, lfr. With Ies. AIler a month's v ii;ll with 11w loC'ol E U B <.1, 1urch Sunday ci u l 111 1 1�1c d ur 1 ng t h e evening. callers et the h ome of Melva Fa ye ply digging them up every 2 recognized. tive scheme. rr Mem lwr!I of the graduating dase Jordan. the of part T g l\'iends herf' and al Athf'n!I. O. . even in�. here is no doubt whatever �t' r�! la, 1!: �h\i :��k�°ii pe It is possible to have a arden years, replanting s a s i r. Mr. Saunder s w h o iR 84 ex11t•t·l11 �r r. and ,M rs. Cl , ir C' Sl i mshury cl u mp and th rowi n g the major in bloom seven months of the about the herbaceous nature of Mrs. Narinic Jolm�on or Nl'w arf' S u i• Whittington, Julio Ann Summerfield. Guy 1 c lo return to h is home In Florida l laven und M r. irnd \lrs. C: uy St e- 1• urn r , " daug h ter, Columbus , Teresa portion away; or give lhem to a year, by beginning with t he ero- Bugle and Lil)'-of-th e-valley. The Leon u Samplf' !I, Zc IIll and 8 \ Prlcc. Laura Ho!lirndlcy, - by Jet plane. l Penny T 1m a we with en h species. him two Bugle Is avalJa�le in wart of Din111011t1 vi�ited Mr, d cus, narcls1111s, j{Jllqulla. and Dutc h Turner and Lorry Stamr- friend a'nd 110 stick land . .Jt1ne !?ilt'. ber, C h 111·les Mark, bury or llilliards, wece week end Job of work. Mr!I. Dalo Oerklf'Y ond dau,t:h• MrR. Le,ihir 1"orcm1111 Saturday. have the Englis h and Polyanthus (The Alpi ne �uete) and the corriM. L. MOoi'e and daughters , llet; ( '' ter n r SI " " II' II II en � an lI nrnv1'r Q 11ecn. u rs . Dule Stans· u t 1'•t r. nnd '" Zr-Ila , , Alb o.ns and r.1r.�. Mr. ancl Mr9. Donald Russell .J oscp I1 'I We sometlme11 th ink in speakl ng primrose which m a ke a wonder• mon bugle, both have severaI ahd Dorii, PJrll:ersburg, Mr. an I '1 t, u'" sls a "Iey of Pt. Pleasant callrd nn 1md Shelia have moved lnlo t he uerl\ a."NJ O v Pl c NIC of perennials that the term ap- ful display in t he spring. After garden varieties dlffering In c'olor Mrs. Leoaell Davidson and daught j bury and Jerry. Mr. ·ilid Mr1. UHi Ohlinger. On Wedne11day, Mrs. Ruth St11rCormt•r Henry Edwnrrls home. plies to !))a nts only. There hi the thelr blooming period is over, of flowers a nd In leaf, charactera. Emzle Davis, Purlrnrsburg, was ., woody peren nial (tree, sh rub or they can easily be transplanted T he Alpi ne is the most showy en 1 hah, �onna, Phyl lis, Anna, Mr. anU Mrs. Kenneth Kram� Mr. and Mrs. r. eo rg e• J ohnson k ey end. Mrs. Helen Jeffers acbelle and Adell, Harrisonville, an� tnd son, C!Ir ton, were Sunday ·1 � J'L!'H I 1rnveral d11ys �t C h c11tcr . w . r o mpa mf'd I hr I our I ower .11:rad es rec ent guest at th e hom r oI Pa uI , vine) whic h have persistent trunk lnto a reserve garden and th eir with the fiowers carried In spikes - Clifford CUekler, Pomeroy. , Ch ar I es and W . C - I• cc k . S unda)' or stema, w h ich uau atly live muc h place taken by Sweet Williams u p to 12 in ch es. The common 1ue11s o r t he John Mournings. Vu . vl111lini; lhe ; L son and 1luugh- ·~ ll'r-ln-law Mr. 11nd M rll, Alton guests at the Peck hom<i i n cluded or Canterburry bells which In bugle sprfads vigorously and ia longer th an 2 yean. J oh n Ron and family. Wh ti e there 'Mr. and Mrs. Harley Townsend and · we h ava t h e herbaceoua turn give way to the chrysanthe• more valuable when quiet CoverThen t hPy ,11Uended t h e graduation of family of Galena and Mr. a n d M.n, , age is requited. perennial which l aeks I perman• mum. _._ u,�J'EAIIE.STl bBYa'Q:b TO llirir granddaughter. Alvin Dy�, Rebecca and Th ad of ent woody atem. 11,e stem usuall)' I woul� Uke to name just a few to HJcure plenty The best way ,._OBQiY t. lll'a l n :.!2'. llenm aanovn 0ji R aymond Llevlng •nd Hervi n Harri1onvllle. · tt.1 ' • dies down to t he ground, but the of bloom ls to make run uae of of the peren ni als beat for cut 1. Meto.1 1ncn11Jrn11c 23. Man's . l pent ieving tbe In weeken In• L � a party Products WH A St a nley trlmmln,r or 0. I.cllcr pl an t itaelf penl1t1 lndeflnltel)' long blooming perenn ials, getting Dowers : a ne ntohe, anthemla, aqull• J\Lllnll ,U r-:• • Owen, � lshw napolis nd,, the a ttendini , i iho held at t he hom o of Mrs. William 1c11.bban1 6, A fustencr 24. Guid• by mean& of u nderground root early effects wit h the hardy egj a, arteml ala, 11ter, chryaantheaa, \�1 5oo mile speed race&. Cheadle rccclltly . Thoae I n �Hend- stalks, tubers or bulbs. fl. God Of mirth 7. Sachet spring bolba .and plants, such as mum, coreopais, delphinium, gait- ,uli,: '• r...--.A"a· at 110 "4, Mr. and Mrs. Gera ld Johnson ance included Mn. Pansy J'ardan 11. Amertcah powder 25. Lomon Enilish daislea, ,pa naiea, prlmroa• l ardia Jyp1oph ila, helenlum, h eli• �. ""' "'" OMo. Duane and have moved from the AltbouKb In general, bulbs are es, which can either be dlacarded opais, iris, UUum, poppy, 1cabiosa _..:.. 8. Chier and cblldrt n, Mn. Faye Jordan, Jndlana drink L WYJ•2lb8, tdluar pa�e ce llnl � propl'rty Coleman here to their do gordeners n ' mo■t I. F"oroarm 12, Bilk veil R h erbaceous, 28. Quea­ M n. Dale Sl anabury, Mra. ""'' . or tran1planted · to the reserve · an d v 1o1a . WY2-2ln. Dliiifie at.._ n('wly purchaacd property Jn Ma• Cline, Mn: �a)' Han ln1, Mrs. lirma not think of them II aucb, 111 sarden after thf!ly have ce ased bone (ICCI.) tlou .ui� A nd in closing let me quote 10. Ob11crve1 18. Rerton■ , 31. f<,athor n n nt 1 ro a d f O 18. Garment ! �nul Fitzgerald and Linda were ����dre�M��nLrn� �:� , ,. Threefold 32. Pig. ·�;� •�� �� ; :/;!n : :�f� � �-��. ��� ;::.!t� �� lll, � -�� border iti, B�lor in Oak HIii over the weekend. den, Mrl. Lewll SmlthJ Mn. Ro• 1hruba in aed'u,te 1roup1 ahd pan, Tnl1rtay•1 A•swu \iri) mer•flowerin� l;l_ul'pit and an• God wot, \ .. a 1 . \aiuit ailitetttmi• HQl'e.t ta � 19. Jn n.nothor 33, storo 1e. 01r1 a They also vl1lted their u ncle, Carl bert turner and the d�m , tor, most of . Alme ,when we use nualo• a nd tor !h,''fl,11; tranlpla nt Ro .._ Plot, toe.. . place nlcikname evont 1 37. Too Fit�en ld of Beckley wh b haa Marcella qfl'lnn of P'1k · . 1 ,te:1'1\. , · 1� we taf!J.t• ehl7� ntheffilJW·'firi!_:the r�sene f'rlnaed PWI, , Ave cu,. YOl'k ew w · . · 20. Exist . · 3-f., Oon , 38. Abound ( po■■ . ) been serloully Ill for 1ome time. ,Mn. S\lnd1y uest1 of �t-i, a :bl! , _ 1arden: When tftijf" � 1bDU t to 21, Mo.ndarfn. �nd...,,t 35 . Jllaon'I ,o. Before i h , n , o ,nd famll ., . · .llL Mn, c1•y te• ..lrilit.f.,bo -·�·�� bl<ioiit, , "\ 1�'1.,.. •�Ip y' :t..,lif_ y ; •., .�� •::: ,.�, GMIS! '1 , Bwa.b t · ·.:i.u-...i bl · ' , n:\:::. ••f /iptillol w. ,t:, ,s , l"'l'venlont ly , � �., were r. ,nd M "· . F•ril (l�liig \ ,,._ . ' .. . ., . , ' t tlu, l"'!I . to � U•u•IIY IP• J• .,� i ,. JS. Mani lo. 1 weekend with her mother, Mrs. and John, local, M,.. J•<q,ollno ffl!nolols: ' ', .l· �. • l)Q b>daJ\ia .iil ' d aq•u•ls eonto lllii God, �- ,�. . ' i••· . , tnhvman 1 Mne Va n Mitre. W:11eoner LQa�rt1on 'Yille · �i,� Mr. ,, , .• r ..,, m� 1 WIJ.l'jl <•rllch :Mi'- _ the locM.'t or 1arden Nbi �_ ' ih a ··,. th6 · IWt.· • 11&. A Wl!is 1 Hua:h Elias w ho haa been a and Mn. tllba McKnlglt\, 'GieorJe . "' � ' ' Aftit M_. ii Day �y · • ,#1 u.. ·· i.:· 1 IJ!lbti,'llll. , \ �' ll !rir� -ffl, lf. ll,Jurel p,tlent at Pleua nt Vallo, Hosp!- ,nd Shoroll ol Cblurit�iii'.' . ·. 1 ' • 1 <A�)·C!: l'lllt'lirirund , 'It'!(; 11. Gnw white ,1�ie to NiY, &u1'1i·11a,li : •�,:� _, · ,· ! wbwe tal 1ufferin1 from pneumoltta ha& Mi'. a q� Mn. M,tf kJ!ij�tfoh and • ' ���� - , ,. . . , �, , � •• Atflnn&• Jn �� tlnd s "111 l very ■\IQ, ,< _Gi,I)�••lkl in a(:111: ue � tL 17 DWI: NII n 11 of 1 ·• · · · ' ti' . iifi. rc1urned home. . . lanlet ,. , Uw �• 10f1i, t:olurn bua; M�. and �. Be• \..�. , H 1 mine. ner Ill: Q ''DOD� M 21S· du« J HUI . , Mrs. Juli a Van·Matre 1pent brcti 8u Hte and famUy, M'ufflcl.he, .eoune. wo�d � incl\ldt, ('"t . IO OoallrrtnCII Mnnlala a', d M> 1n,,o tleliH � !!own, I If ouutli the titden. · da U. lt)'lllh r Mr , 01 >11:'i't;,# �!�1�r:ler :�d �o�i��I�� �� �:� :ur�: · � n� �:1�:ren : nd •• leolloq.) Mn. Donold Lewi,. W h ll• there Burke, Cincinnati. were week ond u. 'ft, N'etp llj llclrifillli e she •ttended the araduatlon of IUHt• of their mother, M.ra. Haul or • ecytM � N, J'fflhod her gran dd■t11hter Vera Lewis. Pu li � Burke, C1rol a nd J. W. jl,j N. ma,11'1 neat '� ii\ ' Mr. and Mu. Henry Hoschar Mr. and 'Mrs. Richard Pl�na · 40, lllan't n&n:11 Sandra a nd Phyllltl or Pt. Pleas- and son , Dayton , visited friend, I' � ... Kind ot beer ant were Sunaay caller& at t he ind rel a tives here the past wft.11 · It ... ltlr up , , �w�;:,,J home of Mr. and Mra. Vernal end. iN aM·· Pllll• A-""1' , f' John11o n and family, Mr. and Mn. H. E. Starkey wen u it •ten Harvey Russell who ha 1 &pent I n Columbut1 where they attended seven! month1' in Florida hH re- the 1n1urance Co. Dlndora' met!t• (llnJ,) turned h ome. tn1. They 1 10 visited M n. Mli'y Mrs. Sari Long1ton of COlum- Starkey at the h ome ef Mr. and bua h a, returned home after Mra. Earl Jewell. spendt na aeveral weeb with Mr. WON: h• -bepn• on thiB" temodil· and Mn. Lon Dlckllnll.. in 1 of Mt , .. Un ion· C'h11rth.� · -�, Mr. a nd Mn. Marvin Mirr and Twen ty◄lx memben we · predoug hier ,� Dop'f.lo r,lolltd hlo , (l•�l on, �,. lb\, 24, wh the p,,.ntl, ,.r, "inJ• •. llil , !lobalt 1• ,:Athenl: lioiilltl,� heldI n u,. M arr. aUtute at lhe Temple Met · lit Mrs. Rul� Rhodea ap!!I two Chlltth aihCq)t1'r.-r, Route. 'Mn. chtldren df 1Vlertoh \'laired tie'r Sidney ltaltff, J5re1lde n,, ..,,..--- In shaer and tamlly Mr. and Mrt. ch•re� wJth Kn. ._.,.. Sl�eY, Berl Mc:Ab�t. aecrttafYi llrt. Dale SCott, tteal­ ,. Mi'. a nd , ?tin. Walker Be11Vff at' unr. and Mn. Howard Ro�ln•, BarbouJ11vUle vlai.ttd friend■ here vlce pmldtnt1 al.lo -preaent. s� over the, wnl:ehd. She wu a for- cl1l ml!tt, ,;.a Mfltuited bf Md!. ffllllr teacher at the lpoult Grove E. C. Kenney and Mrs. Arthdt UDO School. · Coon. Rav. Kenneth Nuon &a� Mr1, Btt:a B�· of tndtnon ii the ad� ,.Time for i Cleall•UDi, IC P Y I V a vltltor oJ llr, ••r 11... c.. llli. Delilla S!r>b* oP")te OQ, I.TL �' "· '- •• ,. · l Martlti. ' 'tffirlt. • ,rottr uiltr 'aiioat t 11 C llr. and Mn. Arnold rowler ., Iii . 'dill ilowit �I Pltbbut1h WIN! vl1lt1i>i, ,11'.londt lti!lr Pahdet- I,, ,1..itl,t1 ' �< tlie1 Iii-' I > toe!, a nd relative, here over lno week ."'111- .1',•!l\lUlflri;f Mft ooli Ritfp lfld tolnt!f� al .tu- llf, ' 1 end; Uler)i.. ' · ·1 1' 1iqer DAILY SENTINEL f'.HE DAIL Y SENTINEL DAYBOOK �ltllDentat ing Editorially Wh�1r 'fhe Mon keys Are Out! .._ • ·\ , ! i Ii Chester Socio!Everits Reported you c. --· d·· -- Gar ' lub Hints Gardeners Must G'Ive perenn1aI PlantS care FOr Best Resul�, Carpenter Soc1' al lt".ms West Columbia Is Reported en �d�!tv�':-: :e�! Otyu I I -------�-=--Ill DAllY SENTINEL D A I L Y C'R O S S WO R D REA 1 ,. .. :ct· l�:, �r�::,J b:ii: '':a, 1:i��:::1e . n. =�: :�: :�: ·a. paa .':.� '. 1 ·:l c•�u•., ,,....,.�. '• •!IG•'!!•�•if ii: :�:=��:�\: , 1� �,. · nn t:Th1ri,' t:Hl�!" �nafd �,: f,,11'. 1M it 'it. u.- ­ a-., �co;i:,:.:u:,� ·J'el'll!Qdf'W' " ;, aild ta: 1•1'a .Ei·'L' Th. '11 IIO C <liof�I ':J. •' Yi*- �•-IU!l.bllil. la.a·11t ,� a" -_ta,. =r · · ,.., ·- - hli&i t Rllilen ta•dloll 'll'WO lll,blJl!l •· ·•ve17.1m'lfl 1 ' I I• I I I West Shade Personal News Command ,,...,,. ,...... GRA VEL Y P o w er! I Looking Ahead On The Food Morkets I LET'S GO SHOPPING I Insecticide Use Necessary On Farm, Expert Says �-;::!��:.:'f"J:: • 30 faof• •n Experts To Talk GRAYllY TRAaoR SAi.is & SERVICE Poultry Problems t osu Meetin_ I FORM - PRIM'm I to make PROFI TABLE LAYERS HEALTH BEAUTY oncl STAMINA Small Fru1·1s A NUTRITIOUS TREAT To Be Suh1· ect Of June 11:. Meet I * SPECIAL TRIAL OFFEll - ' that dogs love to eat * * I Suga r Rur. Flour Mills PROYICO MIWNG & RED CO. FIRS T CHOICE Ir, It for Oll8 hew iTII count the llalei 11 , with those who KNO W HAY BESTI TOURIST INCREASE SIEN I VIENNA UPI-W. M. Ankudi• nov. c h ief of the offici a l Soviet state tourist office "l ntourist", predicted Thursday nig h t th at about · 20,000 American touri11ts will visit Russia this year-8,000 more than in 1959. Al a news conference in .\he So­ viet Embassy, Ankudinov brushed , off suggestions by Western new,. men that the summit conference collapse might c11use a decline In U. s. tourist traffic to the so­ viet Union. Beef .output is expected to con­ tinue upw ard for several years, pr.obabl)' al 'a faster rate than populatio n , rf!port Ohio State U nl�ersl�y Extensio n economists. ,,'!; See Us For Your 'IMJ\tti. lee w h a t Super Hayl iner 68 PUTS OUT A WHALE OF ·A BA. LE I P � ' NtW 'HOI.L.III ,... ,. .. . � . ..J ,I ...,.. ex'lrci . capac l'ly • • • • • I n 1 av l n 1 1 to � • u " • . 1' Stop Iii-for D thilitonlfratlon Todoyl Fulto n.Th qmpson . Tractor S�les ' ,,,, .-,, ( ' . PHONE .wv.z;sui1, ,· ' •"'i:: ;�• • • POMl;;ROY .,..:i,, " ,, . .. ' ' ,, ' / ·Watch ii 10bbli up heatJ . wmmowa •• ,pop oul brlck11quu,, baln al a . totu,qe rate-neY8r before ieacbt\l by a low «>st baler. See bow the �rinlok No. 48 ktepo you daya and dot. Ille Iara ahead all balillll ........ tbroual> ... , c.,, ....,,. ,.,, .... t ..,..,..,_ lfflll UPRIGHT FREEZERS · lew Ce1re1le1c1 New fc••••r ••w Hatlo B ._ --�!-____,.....,_.t:.. �...,. ' ' uue I ao ..... ·.,. Out Joppa Way _ \ High ·Quality Hay Secured By Good Hay Management Program ·fll. 1 u t'j�.;J •M . . their own �tock. Quality therefore plcnle Friday and � Salo depend, on their own know-how urdaJ eveD1Dc: tncUn, tile two and man111ement. Hay II now pro­ week acbool. TUcben were ta. duced varlea more In qualll)' than vina Brannon, Purl Ta ntbon,, 1,- Mn. Ml•ltn. lluchanan 1n other t'rop production. Protein )tias Eileen Brannon i• con- Delsie: Reed and Madeline Butband other nutrients Iott after hay fined to her home wllb rbeum1lic 1nan. Helplf'I were Ritt Baur is cut often amounts to 30 per Jeanne Miller and Patricia 11;,! I fever. cent or more. The amount lost Dale Dee Dill?n, baby daujhkr ra y pl1yiq the piano. th rough cutting too la te ia prob•· Prea chlnl Sunday mondq of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl D1Uon ii bly of an equal a mount maldn1 a 1Ull recO\'erlng from th e mumPI, with Rev. Freeland Norri& at l:ID total range of loNi in feedln1 value il'APh indleate1. a, C. E. BLAKESLE& Smee entenng the Jerl'Jce bu Sunday School 10:30. Pr,aye:r meet I>rytng forage In the 1u n ill an of more th an one hall of t he total County E,ct.nalon Apnt, Agrl. brot h er Ray h as Deen confined 1.o ing every Wednnday at 7;30 pm Management ls clearly evidentancient practice . The , Romans value due to late cutlinl a nd aer­ with Bible stud)' and old f11bloned quarter& wrth German me11lt1. this week In Meiss Coumy, espec•2,000 years ago, arrived a t re­ lous weathering after cutting. Mr. and Mn. Perry Curti1 and teatimony meetl n1. H11y of good qua llty Jt a balanc­ ially in the makm g of h,1y and ha)' markably clear understanding of family are sl.iying in west Virgin­ crop silage, haymaking preblema. The agricul• ed ntion that c.an provide for ia with her part>nU, Mr. and Mn. Management is th e ability to pul tural writer Columella pointed itOWth of ruml naota and produc• Seals wh ile Mr. Seal& ia convaJea­ togelh,;.r all or th e factors of labor, out: "There 18 a me■sure to be ob­ , tion up to moderate levels, ing in the ho:spital. capital, and production to make served in drying hey,. U111t it be put / Poor quality hay, by contrast, is a finished product which will re• together neither oven dry nor yet i nefficient feed. lt eitber (a) Iii ve1 Joey Buc h anan, son of Mr. and · Mn. 8. M. Buchanan celebrated Lum the farm family u reasonal ,le too green for, in Lhe tint case, it disappointing return& in growth return on the labor an•J c.epital b1-iB not a whit better than straw for and production or (b) causes ex• hia second birt h day .it hi1 home . \· ested. The Bible Sc h ool will have a it has lost its juice; and In the oth• ceuive expense for ot her feeda to This past week L h c return to er, it roll!I in t he loft it it retains bring rations up to efficien t levels. management is called h,g h qualil)· too much of il, and alter it l& Poor hay, damaged by nin , can hay or high quality hay crop sil• grown hot it breeds fire and aeta coil more to harvest than good LAST WEEK'S MYSTERY FARM PICTU RE was one operaWd by Harold Massar, and age. The value of t h is quahty will all in a flame." He described the hay. Cattle tend to eat less of poor known as the Pickens Fann located near Folk ed Run Lake, Meigs County's state-owned re­ not be received until the hay or haymaking process llJ th rowing ha)'. Mr. and Mn. Will Heilman vi&­ Putting together 111 of t h e fac• creation asset, neu Reedaville. The Massa.rs h ave been on the farm 24 years. The new River. hay crop silage is fed to the cattle the ha)' loosely together for a few next winter and lhe milk or meal days to "heat and concoct itself" tors ineludlng change a ble weather view Grade School is located on what was pa rt of the farm. Harold Ma66ar's grandfather lted rela tive, al Bunker Hlll Mon­ d.iy, re.aulting from it is sold. and then to cool before farmers condltioR! is the ma rk of the good was a Civil War veteran and h is grandmother still lives at the age of 94. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush and mana1er. this have peopl� Some put it up in mows. Tho Massars were married (Ina Springer) in 1940. They attend church regularly, and Mrs. children visited friendJ: at Duct­ The am·,;m l of hay m;ide and the Through many centuries, the Im­ ability, some peolpe can acqllire it, Massar is active in the Farin Women's club a nd the D. of A. Lodge. , number of 11.cres harvested remain• provement of hay was limited to and others may never quite make eye Lake Sunday. Their most consuming hobby is collecting se Is of salt and pepper shakers, having over 300. 1 Mr. and Mn. John Wickh1m, ed practically constant in Oh io and simpl_e advances auch a s savln1 il. Thia is probably one or the 30"' Rocar7 Mower, Ridl1111 Chester, Ridenour, John in the n11tion for th e past ten good 1eed for planting. and Jlm hunts. afld sports of kinds all likes Massar Mr. Gnnl7 Trxtor - mowt Sulky. reasons why so many people In years. The average value of hay called on Mr. and Mr&. Will Heil­ the - lawo,, dlo .,.... The· farm ls best suited for general operati on, but tomatoes are a specialty . OW' country work for large in dus­ ___ --�'� man Thunday evening. produced in the United St.ates dur· The tran!lfOrmation of hay from trie!I. Industry secures good man• mop with •111•/ i n g th e ten year period 1945 tc one of the ,nost chancy of feed& a gement Ol' the in dllltry does not Mr. and Mr&. BUI Pooler, Don 1954 was in excess of. two billion into far more d�pe ndable a nd ef­ long survive. Pooler and Lennie Lanham of Canton ,pent the weekend witb dollars and was l!econd only to ficient feed has become p911ible T,...- - to t'"ioobt In our county 1ome of the fac• Leonard Lanham bmJly. corn in the value of all crops pro- only in recent decades through t he tors wh ich must be taken Cll'C or Rex. a nd Mrs. Thon,a ,pent duced. teamwork of many sciencH. • Alf-Gear Drive Saturday evening with Mr. and Hay making is not a recent in- More than 9/10 or the hay now before a good hay or aila&e crop is as gs n thi h 0'\lc includes raised Mra. Will Heilman. stitution as lhe fol\owin& para- produced is made by farmers for • Power ReverM Y-.et,bl......Cholcts at � ,,.._ price. You ma)' find some attrac­ land that can be operated with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet of mechenical equipment· good soil elable counter are more varied J tive features. There are good sup­ Althoug h other methods of con­ fertility through th e abun C,an t use each week. Carrots, celery, green plies of high quality beef. Pork trolling Insects are ,appearing on Tuppers Plains .and Mr. a nd Mrs. of lime, fertiliser a nd man ure: beans, and onions carry attractiYe• trenda indicate rise in price in the seientific horizun, the use of Floyd Spence of Pomeroy called More for your Moneyl on Mn. Jennie Roush Sunday. drainage, where needed; oon tour price tap. Florida 1weet corn 11 summer and a decline in the fall. 11gricultur al chemic ala 11 absolute­ ASK l'OR fltU OEMONITllATION Mr. and Mn. Marshall Miller farming, whel'e needed; c hoosing reaaonably priced. A1para gu1 11 Pork prices hne •tarted showing ly e&Sential to maintain our pre­ called O., Beverly, ildren, h c d n a the correct 'variety of plants to still available. More field 1rown their sei&0nal incre ase. sent high standard of living, on llr1. Jennie Roush Satmday. aeed; aeedlng at the rig ht tlme leaf 1md Bibb lettuce is on t he proExperiment Ohio Agricultural Billy Heilman and Jerry Diddle and Ullin& I good met hod; on d be- duce counter, Spring crop •Pin . Station official dedarea. spent Tuesday with Mr. a nd Mr&. ing ready to harvest th e crop w hen ac h as well as other greena a re Dr. C. R. Nel1wander, aaso­ Will Heilman. good choiee!I. Consider greenhou&e it ia at its best for storage. ciate chairman 11f the Department Slna Mae Summerfield spent Hirveatlng always has been and tomatoes - their h ig h quality an d of Entomology, says that "it is ,_ WY,2,fflJ Tue&day with Mary Jo a n d Don will continue Lo be one of the big good flaYor. likely that the use of inaecticid• Roush. Fruits - Local ..-own 1trawblrproblems to overcome. Farmers Jl2 E. Main It. e11 will continue al perh1p,; e"en Mrs. Jennie Rou5h Is visiting in some have not been able to control wea - rle, take \he spotlig h t A an expanded rate for )'eara to g her daughter, Mrs. H. D. Goe­ ther conditions and so they have to area&. Kentucky berriea are a lso g)eln of Pomeroy. What are the ·future opportuni• come." For man y of the common operate in spite of lh e weathe r. readily available. R h ubarb is atill Many dairymen today h ave found a good choice . Citrus-wise, seleet ties for poultry production in insect species, such ae the codling putting the first cutting of hay in from \"elencia oranges and lemons. Ohio! A panel of authorities will moth, t h e potato flea beetle an d the silo is one way of overroming Pi neapple i1 reasonably priced . tackle this question at a Poultry the variou9 species of apbidfl:, - HEW • • PROVIKET And aa more watermelons a ppear, Serviceman's School to be h eld there is no other aoLution in part of the weather hazard. sight. Another Important th ing in re- prices are decli n ing. June 1 7 on The Ohio State Uni"If the use of insecticides and cent yens has been the use of hay I Po ltry, 1111, and Dai ry _ Thi, versity campu e. for u were prohibited, many r6ngicides crushers to spef!d up the drying. Th� panel discu�sion will be of our eommon foods such as h , 80 look tor Dairy is Mont June Whether a fa rmer can afford to ts the fmal preaentat,on on an a!I• and potatoe s !!pend around $800 for a crusher some specials on daicy produc . day program sponsored by O h io peaches, apples a ls me outdoor to suited Broilers would go off the market or the to save 24 hot.rs on the drying of '. Slate University 's poultry science hay is a decision a manager ·must come t� market in largest n um I depa_rtment a_nd Agricultural Ex- supply would be l!O small that b Octo er. only a few could a!!ord them," e . make. Only he can make th is de· hers from May throu"h Look for broiler-fryer special& dur- te n11on Ser\'IC�. The school .w�II Dr. Neiswander avers. cision on his farm. be ! n the �g.ricultural Adm.m 1s; After t he crop is cut and h ar- ing the next few monLhs Eggs con- lralion budding on the univerToo many people feel that in­ vested there is a technique to gel- tinue to be an excellent protein ailY •a west campus. formulcited is MASH RED ROSE GROWING are put on the market secticides eeoeggs are most value. Large • ting it stored proper!)'. In the silo Members of the panel will in• haphazardly and without know• now. nomlcal this means uniform distribution of to fit the needs of growing birds in the imporMut& - The generel mNt pie- elude J. Fred McClimore, Ralston ledge of their hazards to humans the crop over the entire silo, C-Olumbus; This is untrue, !ays Dr. Neis­ lure llhows little change in beef Purlna Company, thorough packing, and then sealI. al wander since a great amount of Claude Hummel, agricultur tant "middle months" - from the seventh week ing after the silo is filled 'to pre- prices wit h the • exception of specialist, Federal Reserve Bank work and study go into an in- , y level, holesale the w At chucks. vent 10$8 through decay. In the of Cleveland; Burnell Warner. ' seeticidal material before .it is I to moturity. bly In dropped con!ilidera chucks horizontal silo par-king Is of even PoUttrym11n, Union and Roscoe ppproved for use on food crops. Importance t han in the upgreater Studebaker, field rcpresentath'E!, Wbel approval must be given vigor It builds slrong constitutions, increoses right silo. Credit Association, and tolerances el!tablished if de­ Production In the storage ot hay the probTr oy. leterious residues occur. As much strciin the d withstcin to y necessor so and vitality, lem is slightly different. The hay 11s $1 ,000.000 may be spent to get c11nnot be put in lh e barn too Afternoon speakers who will the information required before a of high egg productio n. grf'en or spoilage will occur. ' Artiprecede the panel presentation are siogle insecticide can be placed I ficial drying has never taken h old Ralph Strome, field representative on the market for use on pro­ U We will be glad to discuss rurther details of in this county, but still offers op• for the Poultry Producers Asso­ ducts in interstate commerce, it FIELD PROVEN * * TASTE :YESTED portunity for the good farm mana­ ciation , Versailles; Dr. Glyde A, is reported. been has Da Fruits Small A y or call the Red Rose System with you. Why not ger. j set for Thursdey, June 16, at Marsh, Ohio State University Ex­ COMPLETE N UTRITION FIRM STOOL * Only as the good farm manager the Ohio Agricultural Experi• tension poultryman and Dr. "When label approval for a today? us ma kes good hay and feeds it to ment Station at Wooster with Keith l B r o w n, p o u I t r y product has once been issued and visit hig h producing c:ettle c11n he ex• tours of the station to be made scientist of the O h lo Agricultu ral the material is in U!e, the con­ pect to receive the return for his at 30 minute intervals during Experiment Station. suming public should have com­ labor and investment. Dr. T. S. Sutton, associate plete confidence in the safety of the forenoon. H. F. Winter wlll dt!monstrate new developments in dean of the College of Agricul­ the produce, providing the label FREE 5 LBS. Wllh FIRST Z5 LBS. f>URCHASED EB8ffS LIGHTS TO SHINI disease control and strawbe rry ture and Home Economics, will instructions have been followed. ' PHONE WY 2·2115 NEW YORK UPI - The lig hts varieties wilt be the subject of a open the program at 9:30 a. m., In the case of the cr11nberry epi­ PLUS - - - MONEY BACK GUARANTEE at Ebbet11 Field will ,sh ine again. demo nstration by R. G. Hill Jr. following registration, with com­ sode, some growers did not follow Pomeroy, Ohio Marvin llalberry Avo. Kratter, head of a corpor­ teaching the directions although tl}e ma• ments on Extension, ation whic h purc haaed t he proper­ In 11,c afternoo n S< Balon new and research. Dr. Edward C. Na­ Lerial, amino triazole, would have ty of the former Brooklyn Dodgers development11 in smail fruit cul­ ber, poultry nutrllionist st the been safe if it had been used as said MO field lighll would ge giv­ ture will be the aubject of a telk universlty will discuss factors af­ recommended," he states, en t he city for use at a stadium on by Donald H. Scott. Educational fecting egg shell quality, and H. Dr . Neiswande r says there are ROUTE 1%4 PHONE WY-Z.Zlll Rand1U'1 Island where Boeccr, displays and ex h ibil!I will be L. Goldstein, Ohio Department hazards in the use of insedicides baseball &nd football games are pre11ented. Lunch will be avail­ of Agriculture veterinarian, will just as there are hazards In us­ MINERSVILLE, OHIO played, lalt a bout a program for con­ Ing th e automobile or kitchen able .on the grounds. trol o! epidemic tremors in range. People can learn to !Ive with each of these safely if they poultey. follow simple rules o� preoa u• 1 New · knowledge on feed adJi. tion. tive11 will be discussed by Dr. E. "The vegetables and fruits on 8. Patterson, nutritionist with market !ihelvea are not today's Charles Pth:er & Co., Terre oni)' the mo11t abundant and of Haute, Ind. the highest quality but also the Ohio, one of the nation's lead­ aafe!lt they have ever been" con­ ing producers of maple syrup, cludes Di. Neiswander. He tnowa tapped only 264,000 trees in 1960 of no case where people became f♦! If compared to an average of f32 ,000 1ick from eating insedlclde-treat• ed vegetable& or fruits, trees, New In Farming Red-Brand Fencing Strawberry Boxes Tomato Baskets Mlddl1port Feed Mill "We Do 0�11tom Grinding•• Phene WY 2-3254 No. 2nd St, Mll>OLIPORT , ,: I The seed produced on rh ubarb seed stalks is of litue value, &ince rhubarb is propagated primarily by root divisions, according to Ohio State University Exten1ion hortlculturisls. Ready.Mi x Conc re.te FOR YOUR B U I LDI NG NEEDS! •••••r UNICD l?u4ic>m. .91,ouffe • WE DELIVKJ& COME I N TODAY AT fHONE WY-2-2181• Mldclleporl SERVICE WE FINANCE .Goegl ein Ready-Mi x Co. · Phone WY-2-3%84 * ltfrlitntl' ..... ... _. tr.nh,1, ..,. IMI..,_ ...,_. .... "'""'9• ..... i _ _ ..,...,.,. Ad_ •MWlllf yn - llflllq ....... •poq lo th• 11....t. ••1 1-ovt lubt ...... Y'IIII i,cc... lo ....,.. 044 l'-4 l...i ....". IHbhtlf ,,.,,, • ••., pul& freHa ftH ,.chit•• at ynt 111,-ffpt. bkt CN Dis,.., '- 11,c •.,. pa1111111t, 41.,...... loth ftolM aov,1 •H l•k-. WE Pomeroy ..t'r-P.c�'· SI. $319-00 * * * * We Mix Concrete To Your Own Speclllcallons, Deliver II Right To Your Job Wheo Needed Sovtts Money - Time - Waste · OiA-f.x>w-1115 '' Jaell Ohio w. STREET EAST Mo\lN • Canley, ......... ... ' ' ,. • �. . -. . -. .. . . . ' . . . . - .. �. .. . .. ..... . • ..� . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. .. .. . .. . . . . .. _ . . . . .. . " -- · · · · • • · • · · · · � • •· do not h ave to be segregated ln the garden. A stroll along a wood land walk, can � re.illy worth while when it is beautified by �lumps of Bloodroot, Foam Flower Wild Blue Phlox, Moss Phlox. COl0il CIL01l� TO MEET Dutc h man's Breec hes and ColumThe Past Councilors of The o• bines. dorus Cbuncil btu1hlel'B of Arn• The Eurasian Wood Forget-me• er ! ca will meet at t h e ht1 ml' uf not, once it is started in a con• M n . Jh ek Robson, Rock Sp r i ngs location can take car, of I Road, T hursday e-ventng. genial us tha1 d rownings, in all probabilit y, will he When we were kids - and it \ras a f l N t he itself and deve1ope int.o a sheet or t he No I death·dt't>·l cr to our children during clear blue, that is sheer beautY. TO MEET MONDAY demise of t he cigar-st ore l ndiHn and t.hc Other eppropriate perennials Pomeroy Garden Club will The words few a think we months, few next e h t horse-drawn carriag e, (lC'spitc what our chil­ for planting in the woodland in• meet Monday at 7:30 at the . h O ll\l' of advice on that subject are warran\ed here. cl ude: the wood geranium which of Mrs. J. E. D. Harting er with dren may think - lhis \\ ..1S a pn:tty exciting · naturally, should, i!I show)' in bloom with 1 1-4 inch Mrs. L, C. Karr , n co-hostess. children says Council The 1 time of year. I t st i l l 1s. tlowers on sl■Uu up Guei.t night will be observed � nd I rosy-purple ne­ should hey t t a h t s,dm, to condition in be the Won't be long now t i l l schools arross lo 2 feet tall. Ot h er perennials a film will be shown. im• be shouldthey that anrl alone, swim VC'r / t he well-planned bor.der in• for for summer doors heir t open nation t hrow I elude wall anemone, apanese D G rautions: hese t h MEETIN wit A, pressed OF . J Varation . When WC' were kids, the cry was: Rock<reas, Wonder or Staffa, MiTheodorus Council, Daught er� SWIM ONl,Y AT GUARDED REACHES "School's out ! Schuol'.-. ou t ! Teacher's let the ch■elnfos Daisy, Carpathia n Hare of America will meet in regular Wait awhile after eat ing before you bell, Coreopsis, Candle Larkspur, session Monday at 7 : 30 p. m. a t monkeys ou t!" Wouldn't hC' ;i bit surpris<'rl i f Pink, Gajllaf<lia, Babys- the IOOF Holl. Th ere will be Cottage swim. hing. t kids today were �J�'ing the same darn Siberian practice for inspection and all Sneezeweed, breath Don 't swim when you're heated and Time ror school to le1 out for summer - a Iris, Regal lily, Bel-balm, P eon y , officers and th e team are re · t i red. Oriental poppy, Tufted pansy, 1 quested to be present. time when kids can inc!u\ge i n what on e wri t­ Horned violet. olher ducking water, the in off Showing er refers to as " t he birthri ght of every chi ld": Stream side planting. Some of SESSION MEETING swimmers, and crying "wol fl ' are never done the 1Jlants whlclt grow happily having hr n . Tiw sum mer mont hs will hC' jam­ Tile Session of the First Uni1ed when planted along a stream are: Presbyterian Church or Middleport packe<i with u n hrl if'\'ahlP nmounls of f11n - by boys and girls who think before they act.. marsh -marigold, whose brilliant · will meet in the pastor's study on walking or boat a In cautious as ust j Be sw imming, wa lkin g, pla ying. biking, cli mb­ yellow buttercup like flowers are Monday, June 6 at 7:30 p. m. in2. ru nning, j u m p i 11g, and. for �omc of t he along a river bank as when swimming. Lots among the h1rbtngers of spring; of children drowh each year from slipping, erroneously Astilbe 1 aometimes older boys and girls, driving a rar. lle a e which spirea, hal"baedeous· d falling or leaping tnlo the watet. Summer, ror kjds, is the roaming season. can th rive ori'J y when grown In Maybe you beltet� ybUr children will think constantly moist soil. Then there It's a- lime of fret>dom. H's also a time of theltl give to try you ti fuddy-duddy a you're two native species of Lobel ia are ly Clarice Allen tragedy - tragedy from accidents, The big t h at are available for stream side Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard \ s how oh depend• all II thtnk We advice. uch ki ller in .June-July-August to school-age chil• pi1ulting. One, the cardinal flower Fick during the week end were can get across W h ich requires an acid humusy Mr. and �rs. Claud Schilling, Fa1r­ dren is drownings. This information comes you give the advice. Tt soil and ample moisture. This biatlk&1 Ind., Mr. and Mrs. George enjoy to lbent wtiht on)y ybil that point !he from the National Safdy C'ouncil, a nongov­ 11pecies wit h its brilliant pure-red P;ice and fain.Uy, Bloomington, and erninental agency foundf'd in 1 9 1 3 to prevent their birthright - but Iha! they cdh'i enjoy flowers is worth a little trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Ray idorris, Cotum­ Cut it back before its seed ma. blis. all kinds of accidents - homt:, farm, work, l ife very well ftl»II a \llhi!l!lchilr . . . or a lures and it is more Jikely to reour In ttaek, Hlhl the btt you're grove public, !raffle and school. • Mr. ,nd Mrs. Ph illip Boyles h ave main perennial. opinion. movetl from the Fick apartment to According to th� rou n d ! . which h as its The �ellow nag Iris is a species, their home ln Alfred. When all's •aid titid dbti�, II'! Aclttally up native to �urope and has run wi1d Mr. 11nd Mrs. Willis Frost, 'Rich­ headquarters in Ch ic:1go, no r-xact figures arc to us parents lo make •Ur� our. son, &nd !n parts of the eastern Unlted ard 'and Billie Jean, s�nt the week availab le on what injul'iPs hefal ! children in daughters keep otll ol ddttg�r this sttmmer. i!ttates. It hR!I handsome tolla1e end with Mr. al'ld Mrs. Paul Myers summer. C'uts and bruises .ire probabl y l:.igh Children ac1t1ally ,tett'l old �tto\Jgh to be and yellow flowera in summer, 1hd daughtera, Lithopoli�. Henry · 11e11ver attended II dinner but i t should be planted wit h the on the list, we'd suspcC't . _ _ __ completely responsible for t heir actions, We understandin g, that it is ttwulive meeting of Insurance Agents in To try to list even a frnl'1ion or the �afety sim ply have to expect the unexpected from to Kac helmacker Park in Logan a nd may monopolize the entire GaHipolis recently. where a picnic was enjoyed. James t ips that come to m ine! fn 11rPvt'nt summer­ children . .!tretm side unless the fadin g i.,:r. an d Mrs: Delmar Ridenour, -----------Gaston drove lhe bua. t preven to · h M r. an d s o e vmte c p fl d k I fl re · · d wit Columbus, 1 a �!: � time accidents and inju ri(•s ¼ 01ild he an im­ A ny day now, the cry will go up: "Teacher's O PUPILS VISIT MUS ■ UM g. se Mrs. Floyd Ridenour. po!l!!llble task, an� wou ld fi l l mu('h more space let the monkeys out !" It's our fQSponsibifity On WcWdncsday the filth, sixth, Mi,.s '3ar�ara Will, Jesup, Ga., is eig h t h grades, acci,mRocky outcrops wh ile not ad apteventh s than we have h. e re. Spellding several weeks with Mr. to keep those IC1vc1 ble monkeys safe to enjoy panied and and by w. E. Campbell ed to general gardening, ca n be apd Mn. ijehzel Clela nd and Mr. Because the National SafC'ly Coundl tells l i re. embelllshed by a lultable pll nt• Donald Wulton were in Marietta and Mr■• Cl ayton Allen and other ln1 of porenoisl,. II the are• lo wh ere th ey visited the museum. reJativea. Mr. and Mrg . Oon Johnson and rice ester h C P were cle aned, off ahd aoll enriched with nus drlYcrs 1 SOI) spent Mondoy with her pa1· Mti •rid · Mrs. Robert Ritchie 1 flowering season, especia n, in tlJ , anure, It make& a n ideal spot •w Mn. .... N,uh.lin1 1:tnd Mc11dal Jordan. cnl5 , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas of spring blooming, before most of for pl antin g Polyanlhu11 primrose haw JIKnled their�tri.ller home to !, loc:1•1 Nott, Twllltht Gardtn Club fringed IDeltt!r.(lltty wher• .he is employed. ( Clndytuft, perennial Pt. Plcu,ant. r. the annuals have germinated. to well be might relurned has Ce8ter Ca118le I Mrs. think it Mrs. Zelda Ridenour, Columbus, / Mr. and Mrs. Ose11r F'ry and In the fall chrysanthemUms con• bleeding hea rt, coral bells, speclOBy Mn. Mencia! Jordan to h er home here arter ip('nding give rou I short preface on t h e . the week end with Mr. and 1 spent Jo . colorful d h West a beautiful tw nd ildren be to linue h,e tl c o u �fosouri. COLUMBIA SCHOOL ACTIVITIES a mont h 111 a clinic in e Mt·� STORK SHOWER HELD s um lily and plumbago. T se meaning or lhe word "peren nial". Schnol arlivities at C olumbia Sh e would like to express her sin• Technically, It applies to plants afler frosts h ave killed t h e an• provide booms from 11prlng Lo tall. Mrs . Buel Rideno\111 and sons. The ladies or the S11illma11 Mc­ <)f G allipolis wet<.' recent guest s of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Allen, Th urs• be displayed in d mk d ll play, "Hlllhilly Wed- cere 1hanks to all who 1ent card1 which J ive for more than two nuals. They can thodi�t Chur,·h ha£! a .stork show­ Mr. end Mra, Dan M 11 rr. Two of the most valu &ible spent the week end with Mr, ton, long n i r o uests beds n i shrubs durin Memoriol lh among P f.l G ding" 1 e away. 11 an• was Jnelude given on Frid y ev nin g by 11 1d lct1en while she ground covers are Trailing perl er recently for Mrs. Hay Nl·ul years and does not !!purge a nd Mrs. Clayton Allen and Billy. borders with a background of winkle a nd Japane9e who WH unnhle to attend t h£' Oi1y weekend nl the home of Mr. t l11• pupils of ! h e 7th and 8th Mr. und Mrs. Chester Spenc t: r and nuals Oi' blennlfils. Mr. and Mn. Wald Kimes and uffair, so the lsdif's look 1 1w o nd Mr s, G,• or �e .lohn!'lon wtre grudcs . 11 waR undt> r the dirc•c1 i nn S teph C' n. Charleston, W. Va., were Th e l'e ts a wldel'lprcad belief some .kind. Incidentally the bl - which usually are looked on as Ja m es, Sandu1ky, s pent th& son, ti P. preHents lo her home. Thereby Mr. and M n . Floyd <.:!l p t hii rt a nd . o f Mrs. Ruth Stllrkey and W. It gue11ts of her parent1, and oihers that heeause hardy perennials, ter method is usually the most herbaceous per nnials, eve 1urpriHlng 1hr new mo1hcr. S•.' Y· children, Moundsvillf': Mr. t1nd Campl111ll. A i:1000 crowd wa s in vlsltint' included Mr. and Mrs. are perennials, there's little or u tis ractory, though, technically, they are sub week end here at their home. Mrs. Kimes remained for a longer visit, mil sent glfls who were unal1Je Mr s . Bo h Burton and fo mily, n a a t lcndanre and many favorahle .John Vernon, New Lexington , and no work requited, once they are In general, perennials are not shrubs. The periwinkle is an adMr. aRd Mrs. John Reuter, lo attend , VP. n N wood; Dana John !l t1t1 , Jllllf' t'ornmf1nls were glvan on the per- M�. Hanna Caste r and Eddie, or planted . Th is is only parlially true adapted to severely formal plant• m lrable plant with bright green Geor Ke and Kathy , Akron, spent Those attending were Mrs. Hoss nnd Dt•c Ann and Pauline Cutin- form:mcl•. Albany, for while there ai"e some that ing-lh cy do not fit properly in Collage throughout the year and end with Miss Lucille week the 1 h C D II rn o . asonw Ql, �""' ¥ i••b ! am II Y GRADUAT · l Kapp and Della Mae, Mr 11. e IO N I XIRC IS E S beds. For th ese we its clear blue flowers in the · can endure ne1:lect •nd , p�rm 1 there geom tric Smith. Mr , and Mrs. Kentieth,,i.;;:IHs are ,., unei Cell, Middle.pol't; Mr. and ,; t On Tue�tlay f>vcning, Ge fUC! H. , bulbs, years, Van Matre , Mrs. Jimnw..·· y ma 11pring or spring. , . " presentably r must rely on . the r, . , . i M r. and Mr8· Al Gibson, C01 umThe Japanese Spruce ia grow n Mn. Art h ur Edwards, M"r1r. • Gary .ce and P h il, lla JH . Ln l'key, principal of Cel1Mi}O Rchool announ cm "" th e b l(t 1 0I a d ugh · ar � others whleh "l� dQ tl,eir best such as tulips and hyacinths, fol• Young, Mnr. !\flick Hcnnf'lt mid more, Md.: 1 Corol Cunning h am of al Welle1un, J:8\Pe t he address ol ler, Ciudy Sue, on May 25· The lit- need to be divided and reset, an- lowed by bedding plants, such as almost solely for its lush greeh bus, visi ted with Mr. and Mrs, (·JIC�lllll'a ke, o ., an d L.bl 1 >Y D"" Ju( II e !he El.i,i hI h Gra de Commencement. 11°" one has rive sl�tetH, Cheryl, nually. (Chi'ysanthemums an d begonlH and Pelargonluma. MislJ Jerry Bennett. leaves. Us flowers are Insignificant Hen·ry Beaver · Mater• Karen. Mr. aDd Mrs. Eldon Will and Mr. end Kim, Kay, Carol, i. of Rat'i 11 e.. Hl' v. Merlin Tech gave the lnvo •aChrysanthemums, day lilie1, peo- but it does ocCHionally produce a hardy 111ter1) and some notably Mrs. and . are Mrs. Henry Dalley', Syracuse, and l rundpurenh n :\it ' i;i ll U l on i l ben and on •dic k and ery rn . Robert 3 nies, phlox are among the most few fruits which are white, look• Hcv. und h-1rs . F n le Roush lri�, need this attention e v Ho b Saunder � Miami B1!1ieh, Perry and Mrs. Alice Elli s or years. Others, especially the beautiful and s h owy of a ll aar- i n g like ilga ntic mi11Ue-toe ber- spent Monday evening with :'.1r, Moses {l c s p e <' Aow B n, la., ounty pre aup < r, rviS ent s spe f veral o Mr. 'n thildr and u h wll two onon h day" ll! e 4 }' 11 nd Mrs. Honwr ,lohn1mn !m d Mr. 1 were �uei;Ls 11 f hiH par<•nt R, Mr. ed l ilf' rliplom11s and awards. Mrs . is the pu lern1tl gnmlmol h er. Mist-flower and perennial sun• den flowers. But many peren n ials ries. Th�se while I nteresting are a nd Mrs. Denzel Cleland. M . and Mrs. Wayne Cleland, of and Mn, Geori,:� Jo h nson. Mr. ond Mrs. B 1•1111y llouH h over t he C:1' 111• Jf'£rers WIS al th e piano and t Mrs. L inda Hensle r and !Ion, of flowers are ao rambunctious that have a comparatively short bloom not produi:!ed in sufficient abund• London, visited Sunday afternoon I &111.1,ndera 18 un uncle of i he lud- w1!ekcnd. Rt•v. llm1Hh prcachc(l 11l hn piano � 1 u i lents orrsenled src• Ms ns r,·et d. were Sund 11y iiHernoon they must be restrained by •slm- ing season and thia factor must be ance to be a factor i n the decora· and Mrs, .Verne Cleland, lfr. With Ies. AIler a month's v ii;ll with 11w loC'ol E U B <.1, 1urch Sunday ci u l 111 1 1�1c d ur 1 ng t h e evening. callers et the h ome of Melva Fa ye ply digging them up every 2 recognized. tive scheme. rr Mem lwr!I of the graduating dase Jordan. the of part T g l\'iends herf' and al Athf'n!I. O. . even in�. here is no doubt whatever �t' r�! la, 1!: �h\i :��k�°ii pe It is possible to have a arden years, replanting s a s i r. Mr. Saunder s w h o iR 84 ex11t•t·l11 �r r. and ,M rs. Cl , ir C' Sl i mshury cl u mp and th rowi n g the major in bloom seven months of the about the herbaceous nature of Mrs. Narinic Jolm�on or Nl'w arf' S u i• Whittington, Julio Ann Summerfield. Guy 1 c lo return to h is home In Florida l laven und M r. irnd \lrs. C: uy St e- 1• urn r , " daug h ter, Columbus , Teresa portion away; or give lhem to a year, by beginning with t he ero- Bugle and Lil)'-of-th e-valley. The Leon u Samplf' !I, Zc IIll and 8 \ Prlcc. Laura Ho!lirndlcy, - by Jet plane. l Penny T 1m a we with en h species. him two Bugle Is avalJa�le in wart of Din111011t1 vi�ited Mr, d cus, narcls1111s, j{Jllqulla. and Dutc h Turner and Lorry Stamr- friend a'nd 110 stick land . .Jt1ne !?ilt'. ber, C h 111·les Mark, bury or llilliards, wece week end Job of work. Mr!I. Dalo Oerklf'Y ond dau,t:h• MrR. Le,ihir 1"orcm1111 Saturday. have the Englis h and Polyanthus (The Alpi ne �uete) and the corriM. L. MOoi'e and daughters , llet; ( '' ter n r SI " " II' II II en � an lI nrnv1'r Q 11ecn. u rs . Dule Stans· u t 1'•t r. nnd '" Zr-Ila , , Alb o.ns and r.1r.�. Mr. ancl Mr9. Donald Russell .J oscp I1 'I We sometlme11 th ink in speakl ng primrose which m a ke a wonder• mon bugle, both have severaI ahd Dorii, PJrll:ersburg, Mr. an I '1 t, u'" sls a "Iey of Pt. Pleasant callrd nn 1md Shelia have moved lnlo t he uerl\ a."NJ O v Pl c NIC of perennials that the term ap- ful display in t he spring. After garden varieties dlffering In c'olor Mrs. Leoaell Davidson and daught j bury and Jerry. Mr. ·ilid Mr1. UHi Ohlinger. On Wedne11day, Mrs. Ruth St11rCormt•r Henry Edwnrrls home. plies to !))a nts only. There hi the thelr blooming period is over, of flowers a nd In leaf, charactera. Emzle Davis, Purlrnrsburg, was ., woody peren nial (tree, sh rub or they can easily be transplanted T he Alpi ne is the most showy en 1 hah, �onna, Phyl lis, Anna, Mr. anU Mrs. Kenneth Kram� Mr. and Mrs. r. eo rg e• J ohnson k ey end. Mrs. Helen Jeffers acbelle and Adell, Harrisonville, an� tnd son, C!Ir ton, were Sunday ·1 � J'L!'H I 1rnveral d11ys �t C h c11tcr . w . r o mpa mf'd I hr I our I ower .11:rad es rec ent guest at th e hom r oI Pa uI , vine) whic h have persistent trunk lnto a reserve garden and th eir with the fiowers carried In spikes - Clifford CUekler, Pomeroy. , Ch ar I es and W . C - I• cc k . S unda)' or stema, w h ich uau atly live muc h place taken by Sweet Williams u p to 12 in ch es. The common 1ue11s o r t he John Mournings. Vu . vl111lini; lhe ; L son and 1luugh- ·~ ll'r-ln-law Mr. 11nd M rll, Alton guests at the Peck hom<i i n cluded or Canterburry bells which In bugle sprfads vigorously and ia longer th an 2 yean. J oh n Ron and family. Wh ti e there 'Mr. and Mrs. Harley Townsend and · we h ava t h e herbaceoua turn give way to the chrysanthe• more valuable when quiet CoverThen t hPy ,11Uended t h e graduation of family of Galena and Mr. a n d M.n, , age is requited. perennial which l aeks I perman• mum. _._ u,�J'EAIIE.STl bBYa'Q:b TO llirir granddaughter. Alvin Dy�, Rebecca and Th ad of ent woody atem. 11,e stem usuall)' I woul� Uke to name just a few to HJcure plenty The best way ,._OBQiY t. lll'a l n :.!2'. llenm aanovn 0ji R aymond Llevlng •nd Hervi n Harri1onvllle. · tt.1 ' • dies down to t he ground, but the of bloom ls to make run uae of of the peren ni als beat for cut 1. Meto.1 1ncn11Jrn11c 23. Man's . l pent ieving tbe In weeken In• L � a party Products WH A St a nley trlmmln,r or 0. I.cllcr pl an t itaelf penl1t1 lndeflnltel)' long blooming perenn ials, getting Dowers : a ne ntohe, anthemla, aqull• J\Lllnll ,U r-:• • Owen, � lshw napolis nd,, the a ttendini , i iho held at t he hom o of Mrs. William 1c11.bban1 6, A fustencr 24. Guid• by mean& of u nderground root early effects wit h the hardy egj a, arteml ala, 11ter, chryaantheaa, \�1 5oo mile speed race&. Cheadle rccclltly . Thoae I n �Hend- stalks, tubers or bulbs. fl. God Of mirth 7. Sachet spring bolba .and plants, such as mum, coreopais, delphinium, gait- ,uli,: '• r...--.A"a· at 110 "4, Mr. and Mrs. Gera ld Johnson ance included Mn. Pansy J'ardan 11. Amertcah powder 25. Lomon Enilish daislea, ,pa naiea, prlmroa• l ardia Jyp1oph ila, helenlum, h eli• �. ""' "'" OMo. Duane and have moved from the AltbouKb In general, bulbs are es, which can either be dlacarded opais, iris, UUum, poppy, 1cabiosa _..:.. 8. Chier and cblldrt n, Mn. Faye Jordan, Jndlana drink L WYJ•2lb8, tdluar pa�e ce llnl � propl'rty Coleman here to their do gordeners n ' mo■t I. F"oroarm 12, Bilk veil R h erbaceous, 28. Quea­ M n. Dale Sl anabury, Mra. ""'' . or tran1planted · to the reserve · an d v 1o1a . WY2-2ln. Dliiifie at.._ n('wly purchaacd property Jn Ma• Cline, Mn: �a)' Han ln1, Mrs. lirma not think of them II aucb, 111 sarden after thf!ly have ce ased bone (ICCI.) tlou .ui� A nd in closing let me quote 10. Ob11crve1 18. Rerton■ , 31. f<,athor n n nt 1 ro a d f O 18. Garment ! �nul Fitzgerald and Linda were ����dre�M��nLrn� �:� , ,. Threefold 32. Pig. ·�;� •�� �� ; :/;!n : :�f� � �-��. ��� ;::.!t� �� lll, � -�� border iti, B�lor in Oak HIii over the weekend. den, Mrl. Lewll SmlthJ Mn. Ro• 1hruba in aed'u,te 1roup1 ahd pan, Tnl1rtay•1 A•swu \iri) mer•flowerin� l;l_ul'pit and an• God wot, \ .. a 1 . \aiuit ailitetttmi• HQl'e.t ta � 19. Jn n.nothor 33, storo 1e. 01r1 a They also vl1lted their u ncle, Carl bert turner and the d�m , tor, most of . Alme ,when we use nualo• a nd tor !h,''fl,11; tranlpla nt Ro .._ Plot, toe.. . place nlcikname evont 1 37. Too Fit�en ld of Beckley wh b haa Marcella qfl'lnn of P'1k · . 1 ,te:1'1\. , · 1� we taf!J.t• ehl7� ntheffilJW·'firi!_:the r�sene f'rlnaed PWI, , Ave cu,. YOl'k ew w · . · 20. Exist . · 3-f., Oon , 38. Abound ( po■■ . ) been serloully Ill for 1ome time. ,Mn. S\lnd1y uest1 of �t-i, a :bl! , _ 1arden: When tftijf" � 1bDU t to 21, Mo.ndarfn. �nd...,,t 35 . Jllaon'I ,o. Before i h , n , o ,nd famll ., . · .llL Mn, c1•y te• ..lrilit.f.,bo -·�·�� bl<ioiit, , "\ 1�'1.,.. •�Ip y' :t..,lif_ y ; •., .�� •::: ,.�, GMIS! '1 , Bwa.b t · ·.:i.u-...i bl · ' , n:\:::. ••f /iptillol w. ,t:, ,s , l"'l'venlont ly , � �., were r. ,nd M "· . F•ril (l�liig \ ,,._ . ' .. . ., . , ' t tlu, l"'!I . to � U•u•IIY IP• J• .,� i ,. JS. Mani lo. 1 weekend with her mother, Mrs. and John, local, M,.. J•<q,ollno ffl!nolols: ' ', .l· �. • l)Q b>daJ\ia .iil ' d aq•u•ls eonto lllii God, �- ,�. . ' i••· . , tnhvman 1 Mne Va n Mitre. W:11eoner LQa�rt1on 'Yille · �i,� Mr. ,, , .• r ..,, m� 1 WIJ.l'jl <•rllch :Mi'- _ the locM.'t or 1arden Nbi �_ ' ih a ··,. th6 · IWt.· • 11&. A Wl!is 1 Hua:h Elias w ho haa been a and Mn. tllba McKnlglt\, 'GieorJe . "' � ' ' Aftit M_. ii Day �y · • ,#1 u.. ·· i.:· 1 IJ!lbti,'llll. , \ �' ll !rir� -ffl, lf. ll,Jurel p,tlent at Pleua nt Vallo, Hosp!- ,nd Shoroll ol Cblurit�iii'.' . ·. 1 ' • 1 <A�)·C!: l'lllt'lirirund , 'It'!(; 11. Gnw white ,1�ie to NiY, &u1'1i·11a,li : •�,:� _, · ,· ! wbwe tal 1ufferin1 from pneumoltta ha& Mi'. a q� Mn. M,tf kJ!ij�tfoh and • ' ���� - , ,. . . , �, , � •• Atflnn&• Jn �� tlnd s "111 l very ■\IQ, ,< _Gi,I)�••lkl in a(:111: ue � tL 17 DWI: NII n 11 of 1 ·• · · · ' ti' . iifi. rc1urned home. . . lanlet ,. , Uw �• 10f1i, t:olurn bua; M�. and �. Be• \..�. , H 1 mine. ner Ill: Q ''DOD� M 21S· du« J HUI . , Mrs. Juli a Van·Matre 1pent brcti 8u Hte and famUy, M'ufflcl.he, .eoune. wo�d � incl\ldt, ('"t . IO OoallrrtnCII Mnnlala a', d M> 1n,,o tleliH � !!own, I If ouutli the titden. · da U. lt)'lllh r Mr , 01 >11:'i't;,# �!�1�r:ler :�d �o�i��I�� �� �:� :ur�: · � n� �:1�:ren : nd •• leolloq.) Mn. Donold Lewi,. W h ll• there Burke, Cincinnati. were week ond u. 'ft, N'etp llj llclrifillli e she •ttended the araduatlon of IUHt• of their mother, M.ra. Haul or • ecytM � N, J'fflhod her gran dd■t11hter Vera Lewis. Pu li � Burke, C1rol a nd J. W. jl,j N. ma,11'1 neat '� ii\ ' Mr. and Mu. Henry Hoschar Mr. and 'Mrs. Richard Pl�na · 40, lllan't n&n:11 Sandra a nd Phyllltl or Pt. Pleas- and son , Dayton , visited friend, I' � ... Kind ot beer ant were Sunaay caller& at t he ind rel a tives here the past wft.11 · It ... ltlr up , , �w�;:,,J home of Mr. and Mra. Vernal end. iN aM·· Pllll• A-""1' , f' John11o n and family, Mr. and Mn. H. E. Starkey wen u it •ten Harvey Russell who ha 1 &pent I n Columbut1 where they attended seven! month1' in Florida hH re- the 1n1urance Co. Dlndora' met!t• (llnJ,) turned h ome. tn1. They 1 10 visited M n. Mli'y Mrs. Sari Long1ton of COlum- Starkey at the h ome ef Mr. and bua h a, returned home after Mra. Earl Jewell. spendt na aeveral weeb with Mr. WON: h• -bepn• on thiB" temodil· and Mn. Lon Dlckllnll.. in 1 of Mt , .. Un ion· C'h11rth.� · -�, Mr. a nd Mn. Marvin Mirr and Twen ty◄lx memben we · predoug hier ,� Dop'f.lo r,lolltd hlo , (l•�l on, �,. lb\, 24, wh the p,,.ntl, ,.r, "inJ• •. llil , !lobalt 1• ,:Athenl: lioiilltl,� heldI n u,. M arr. aUtute at lhe Temple Met · lit Mrs. Rul� Rhodea ap!!I two Chlltth aihCq)t1'r.-r, Route. 'Mn. chtldren df 1Vlertoh \'laired tie'r Sidney ltaltff, J5re1lde n,, ..,,..--- In shaer and tamlly Mr. and Mrt. ch•re� wJth Kn. ._.,.. Sl�eY, Berl Mc:Ab�t. aecrttafYi llrt. Dale SCott, tteal­ ,. Mi'. a nd , ?tin. Walker Be11Vff at' unr. and Mn. Howard Ro�ln•, BarbouJ11vUle vlai.ttd friend■ here vlce pmldtnt1 al.lo -preaent. s� over the, wnl:ehd. She wu a for- cl1l ml!tt, ,;.a Mfltuited bf Md!. ffllllr teacher at the lpoult Grove E. C. Kenney and Mrs. Arthdt UDO School. · Coon. Rav. Kenneth Nuon &a� Mr1, Btt:a B�· of tndtnon ii the ad� ,.Time for i Cleall•UDi, IC P Y I V a vltltor oJ llr, ••r 11... c.. llli. Delilla S!r>b* oP")te OQ, I.TL �' "· '- •• ,. · l Martlti. ' 'tffirlt. • ,rottr uiltr 'aiioat t 11 C llr. and Mn. Arnold rowler ., Iii . 'dill ilowit �I Pltbbut1h WIN! vl1lt1i>i, ,11'.londt lti!lr Pahdet- I,, ,1..itl,t1 ' �< tlie1 Iii-' I > toe!, a nd relative, here over lno week ."'111- .1',•!l\lUlflri;f Mft ooli Ritfp lfld tolnt!f� al .tu- llf, ' 1 end; Uler)i.. ' · ·1 1' 1iqer DAILY SENTINEL f'.HE DAIL Y SENTINEL DAYBOOK �ltllDentat ing Editorially Wh�1r 'fhe Mon keys Are Out! .._ • ·\ , ! i Ii Chester Socio!Everits Reported you c. --· d·· -- Gar ' lub Hints Gardeners Must G'Ive perenn1aI PlantS care FOr Best Resul�, Carpenter Soc1' al lt".ms West Columbia Is Reported en �d�!tv�':-: :e�! Otyu I I -------�-=--Ill DAllY SENTINEL D A I L Y C'R O S S WO R D REA 1 ,. .. :ct· l�:, �r�::,J b:ii: '':a, 1:i��:::1e . n. =�: :�: :�: ·a. paa .':.� '. 1 ·:l c•�u•., ,,....,.�. '• •!IG•'!!•�•if ii: :�:=��:�\: , 1� �,. · nn t:Th1ri,' t:Hl�!" �nafd �,: f,,11'. 1M it 'it. u.- ­ a-., �co;i:,:.:u:,� ·J'el'll!Qdf'W' " ;, aild ta: 1•1'a .Ei·'L' Th. '11 IIO C <liof�I ':J. •' Yi*- �•-IU!l.bllil. la.a·11t ,� a" -_ta,. =r · · ,.., ·- - hli&i t Rllilen ta•dloll 'll'WO lll,blJl!l •· ·•ve17.1m'lfl 1 ' I I• I I I West Shade Personal News Command ,,...,,. ,...... GRA VEL Y P o w er! I Looking Ahead On The Food Morkets I LET'S GO SHOPPING I Insecticide Use Necessary On Farm, Expert Says �-;::!��:.:'f"J:: • 30 faof• •n Experts To Talk GRAYllY TRAaoR SAi.is & SERVICE Poultry Problems t osu Meetin_ I FORM - PRIM'm I to make PROFI TABLE LAYERS HEALTH BEAUTY oncl STAMINA Small Fru1·1s A NUTRITIOUS TREAT To Be Suh1· ect Of June 11:. Meet I * SPECIAL TRIAL OFFEll - ' that dogs love to eat * * I Suga r Rur. Flour Mills PROYICO MIWNG & RED CO. FIRS T CHOICE Ir, It for Oll8 hew iTII count the llalei 11 , with those who KNO W HAY BESTI TOURIST INCREASE SIEN I VIENNA UPI-W. M. Ankudi• nov. c h ief of the offici a l Soviet state tourist office "l ntourist", predicted Thursday nig h t th at about · 20,000 American touri11ts will visit Russia this year-8,000 more than in 1959. Al a news conference in .\he So­ viet Embassy, Ankudinov brushed , off suggestions by Western new,. men that the summit conference collapse might c11use a decline In U. s. tourist traffic to the so­ viet Union. Beef .output is expected to con­ tinue upw ard for several years, pr.obabl)' al 'a faster rate than populatio n , rf!port Ohio State U nl�ersl�y Extensio n economists. ,,'!; See Us For Your 'IMJ\tti. lee w h a t Super Hayl iner 68 PUTS OUT A WHALE OF ·A BA. LE I P � ' NtW 'HOI.L.III ,... ,. .. . � . ..J ,I ...,.. ex'lrci . capac l'ly • • • • • I n 1 av l n 1 1 to � • u " • . 1' Stop Iii-for D thilitonlfratlon Todoyl Fulto n.Th qmpson . Tractor S�les ' ,,,, .-,, ( ' . PHONE .wv.z;sui1, ,· ' •"'i:: ;�• • • POMl;;ROY .,..:i,, " ,, . .. ' ' ,, ' / ·Watch ii 10bbli up heatJ . wmmowa •• ,pop oul brlck11quu,, baln al a . totu,qe rate-neY8r before ieacbt\l by a low «>st baler. See bow the �rinlok No. 48 ktepo you daya and dot. Ille Iara ahead all balillll ........ tbroual> ... , c.,, ....,,. ,.,, .... t ..,..,..,_ lfflll UPRIGHT FREEZERS · lew Ce1re1le1c1 New fc••••r ••w Hatlo B ._ --�!-____,.....,_.t:.. �...,. ' ' uue I ao ..... ·.,. Out Joppa Way _ \ High ·Quality Hay Secured By Good Hay Management Program ·fll. 1 u t'j�.;J •M . . their own �tock. Quality therefore plcnle Friday and � Salo depend, on their own know-how urdaJ eveD1Dc: tncUn, tile two and man111ement. Hay II now pro­ week acbool. TUcben were ta. duced varlea more In qualll)' than vina Brannon, Purl Ta ntbon,, 1,- Mn. Ml•ltn. lluchanan 1n other t'rop production. Protein )tias Eileen Brannon i• con- Delsie: Reed and Madeline Butband other nutrients Iott after hay fined to her home wllb rbeum1lic 1nan. Helplf'I were Ritt Baur is cut often amounts to 30 per Jeanne Miller and Patricia 11;,! I fever. cent or more. The amount lost Dale Dee Dill?n, baby daujhkr ra y pl1yiq the piano. th rough cutting too la te ia prob•· Prea chlnl Sunday mondq of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl D1Uon ii bly of an equal a mount maldn1 a 1Ull recO\'erlng from th e mumPI, with Rev. Freeland Norri& at l:ID total range of loNi in feedln1 value il'APh indleate1. a, C. E. BLAKESLE& Smee entenng the Jerl'Jce bu Sunday School 10:30. Pr,aye:r meet I>rytng forage In the 1u n ill an of more th an one hall of t he total County E,ct.nalon Apnt, Agrl. brot h er Ray h as Deen confined 1.o ing every Wednnday at 7;30 pm Management ls clearly evidentancient practice . The , Romans value due to late cutlinl a nd aer­ with Bible stud)' and old f11bloned quarter& wrth German me11lt1. this week In Meiss Coumy, espec•2,000 years ago, arrived a t re­ lous weathering after cutting. Mr. and Mn. Perry Curti1 and teatimony meetl n1. H11y of good qua llty Jt a balanc­ ially in the makm g of h,1y and ha)' markably clear understanding of family are sl.iying in west Virgin­ crop silage, haymaking preblema. The agricul• ed ntion that c.an provide for ia with her part>nU, Mr. and Mn. Management is th e ability to pul tural writer Columella pointed itOWth of ruml naota and produc• Seals wh ile Mr. Seal& ia convaJea­ togelh,;.r all or th e factors of labor, out: "There 18 a me■sure to be ob­ , tion up to moderate levels, ing in the ho:spital. capital, and production to make served in drying hey,. U111t it be put / Poor quality hay, by contrast, is a finished product which will re• together neither oven dry nor yet i nefficient feed. lt eitber (a) Iii ve1 Joey Buc h anan, son of Mr. and · Mn. 8. M. Buchanan celebrated Lum the farm family u reasonal ,le too green for, in Lhe tint case, it disappointing return& in growth return on the labor an•J c.epital b1-iB not a whit better than straw for and production or (b) causes ex• hia second birt h day .it hi1 home . \· ested. The Bible Sc h ool will have a it has lost its juice; and In the oth• ceuive expense for ot her feeda to This past week L h c return to er, it roll!I in t he loft it it retains bring rations up to efficien t levels. management is called h,g h qualil)· too much of il, and alter it l& Poor hay, damaged by nin , can hay or high quality hay crop sil• grown hot it breeds fire and aeta coil more to harvest than good LAST WEEK'S MYSTERY FARM PICTU RE was one operaWd by Harold Massar, and age. The value of t h is quahty will all in a flame." He described the hay. Cattle tend to eat less of poor known as the Pickens Fann located near Folk ed Run Lake, Meigs County's state-owned re­ not be received until the hay or haymaking process llJ th rowing ha)'. Mr. and Mn. Will Heilman vi&­ Putting together 111 of t h e fac• creation asset, neu Reedaville. The Massa.rs h ave been on the farm 24 years. The new River. hay crop silage is fed to the cattle the ha)' loosely together for a few next winter and lhe milk or meal days to "heat and concoct itself" tors ineludlng change a ble weather view Grade School is located on what was pa rt of the farm. Harold Ma66ar's grandfather lted rela tive, al Bunker Hlll Mon­ d.iy, re.aulting from it is sold. and then to cool before farmers condltioR! is the ma rk of the good was a Civil War veteran and h is grandmother still lives at the age of 94. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush and mana1er. this have peopl� Some put it up in mows. Tho Massars were married (Ina Springer) in 1940. They attend church regularly, and Mrs. children visited friendJ: at Duct­ The am·,;m l of hay m;ide and the Through many centuries, the Im­ ability, some peolpe can acqllire it, Massar is active in the Farin Women's club a nd the D. of A. Lodge. , number of 11.cres harvested remain• provement of hay was limited to and others may never quite make eye Lake Sunday. Their most consuming hobby is collecting se Is of salt and pepper shakers, having over 300. 1 Mr. and Mn. John Wickh1m, ed practically constant in Oh io and simpl_e advances auch a s savln1 il. Thia is probably one or the 30"' Rocar7 Mower, Ridl1111 Chester, Ridenour, John in the n11tion for th e past ten good 1eed for planting. and Jlm hunts. afld sports of kinds all likes Massar Mr. Gnnl7 Trxtor - mowt Sulky. reasons why so many people In years. The average value of hay called on Mr. and Mr&. Will Heil­ the - lawo,, dlo .,.... The· farm ls best suited for general operati on, but tomatoes are a specialty . OW' country work for large in dus­ ___ --�'� man Thunday evening. produced in the United St.ates dur· The tran!lfOrmation of hay from trie!I. Industry secures good man• mop with •111•/ i n g th e ten year period 1945 tc one of the ,nost chancy of feed& a gement Ol' the in dllltry does not Mr. and Mr&. BUI Pooler, Don 1954 was in excess of. two billion into far more d�pe ndable a nd ef­ long survive. Pooler and Lennie Lanham of Canton ,pent the weekend witb dollars and was l!econd only to ficient feed has become p911ible T,...- - to t'"ioobt In our county 1ome of the fac• Leonard Lanham bmJly. corn in the value of all crops pro- only in recent decades through t he tors wh ich must be taken Cll'C or Rex. a nd Mrs. Thon,a ,pent duced. teamwork of many sciencH. • Alf-Gear Drive Saturday evening with Mr. and Hay making is not a recent in- More than 9/10 or the hay now before a good hay or aila&e crop is as gs n thi h 0'\lc includes raised Mra. Will Heilman. stitution as lhe fol\owin& para- produced is made by farmers for • Power ReverM Y-.et,bl......Cholcts at � ,,.._ price. You ma)' find some attrac­ land that can be operated with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet of mechenical equipment· good soil elable counter are more varied J tive features. There are good sup­ Althoug h other methods of con­ fertility through th e abun C,an t use each week. Carrots, celery, green plies of high quality beef. Pork trolling Insects are ,appearing on Tuppers Plains .and Mr. a nd Mrs. of lime, fertiliser a nd man ure: beans, and onions carry attractiYe• trenda indicate rise in price in the seientific horizun, the use of Floyd Spence of Pomeroy called More for your Moneyl on Mn. Jennie Roush Sunday. drainage, where needed; oon tour price tap. Florida 1weet corn 11 summer and a decline in the fall. 11gricultur al chemic ala 11 absolute­ ASK l'OR fltU OEMONITllATION Mr. and Mn. Marshall Miller farming, whel'e needed; c hoosing reaaonably priced. A1para gu1 11 Pork prices hne •tarted showing ly e&Sential to maintain our pre­ called O., Beverly, ildren, h c d n a the correct 'variety of plants to still available. More field 1rown their sei&0nal incre ase. sent high standard of living, on llr1. Jennie Roush Satmday. aeed; aeedlng at the rig ht tlme leaf 1md Bibb lettuce is on t he proExperiment Ohio Agricultural Billy Heilman and Jerry Diddle and Ullin& I good met hod; on d be- duce counter, Spring crop •Pin . Station official dedarea. spent Tuesday with Mr. a nd Mr&. ing ready to harvest th e crop w hen ac h as well as other greena a re Dr. C. R. Nel1wander, aaso­ Will Heilman. good choiee!I. Consider greenhou&e it ia at its best for storage. ciate chairman 11f the Department Slna Mae Summerfield spent Hirveatlng always has been and tomatoes - their h ig h quality an d of Entomology, says that "it is ,_ WY,2,fflJ Tue&day with Mary Jo a n d Don will continue Lo be one of the big good flaYor. likely that the use of inaecticid• Roush. Fruits - Local ..-own 1trawblrproblems to overcome. Farmers Jl2 E. Main It. e11 will continue al perh1p,; e"en Mrs. Jennie Rou5h Is visiting in some have not been able to control wea - rle, take \he spotlig h t A an expanded rate for )'eara to g her daughter, Mrs. H. D. Goe­ ther conditions and so they have to area&. Kentucky berriea are a lso g)eln of Pomeroy. What are the ·future opportuni• come." For man y of the common operate in spite of lh e weathe r. readily available. R h ubarb is atill Many dairymen today h ave found a good choice . Citrus-wise, seleet ties for poultry production in insect species, such ae the codling putting the first cutting of hay in from \"elencia oranges and lemons. Ohio! A panel of authorities will moth, t h e potato flea beetle an d the silo is one way of overroming Pi neapple i1 reasonably priced . tackle this question at a Poultry the variou9 species of apbidfl:, - HEW • • PROVIKET And aa more watermelons a ppear, Serviceman's School to be h eld there is no other aoLution in part of the weather hazard. sight. Another Important th ing in re- prices are decli n ing. June 1 7 on The Ohio State Uni"If the use of insecticides and cent yens has been the use of hay I Po ltry, 1111, and Dai ry _ Thi, versity campu e. for u were prohibited, many r6ngicides crushers to spef!d up the drying. Th� panel discu�sion will be of our eommon foods such as h , 80 look tor Dairy is Mont June Whether a fa rmer can afford to ts the fmal preaentat,on on an a!I• and potatoe s !!pend around $800 for a crusher some specials on daicy produc . day program sponsored by O h io peaches, apples a ls me outdoor to suited Broilers would go off the market or the to save 24 hot.rs on the drying of '. Slate University 's poultry science hay is a decision a manager ·must come t� market in largest n um I depa_rtment a_nd Agricultural Ex- supply would be l!O small that b Octo er. only a few could a!!ord them," e . make. Only he can make th is de· hers from May throu"h Look for broiler-fryer special& dur- te n11on Ser\'IC�. The school .w�II Dr. Neiswander avers. cision on his farm. be ! n the �g.ricultural Adm.m 1s; After t he crop is cut and h ar- ing the next few monLhs Eggs con- lralion budding on the univerToo many people feel that in­ vested there is a technique to gel- tinue to be an excellent protein ailY •a west campus. formulcited is MASH RED ROSE GROWING are put on the market secticides eeoeggs are most value. Large • ting it stored proper!)'. In the silo Members of the panel will in• haphazardly and without know• now. nomlcal this means uniform distribution of to fit the needs of growing birds in the imporMut& - The generel mNt pie- elude J. Fred McClimore, Ralston ledge of their hazards to humans the crop over the entire silo, C-Olumbus; This is untrue, !ays Dr. Neis­ lure llhows little change in beef Purlna Company, thorough packing, and then sealI. al wander since a great amount of Claude Hummel, agricultur tant "middle months" - from the seventh week ing after the silo is filled 'to pre- prices wit h the • exception of specialist, Federal Reserve Bank work and study go into an in- , y level, holesale the w At chucks. vent 10$8 through decay. In the of Cleveland; Burnell Warner. ' seeticidal material before .it is I to moturity. bly In dropped con!ilidera chucks horizontal silo par-king Is of even PoUttrym11n, Union and Roscoe ppproved for use on food crops. Importance t han in the upgreater Studebaker, field rcpresentath'E!, Wbel approval must be given vigor It builds slrong constitutions, increoses right silo. Credit Association, and tolerances el!tablished if de­ Production In the storage ot hay the probTr oy. leterious residues occur. As much strciin the d withstcin to y necessor so and vitality, lem is slightly different. The hay 11s $1 ,000.000 may be spent to get c11nnot be put in lh e barn too Afternoon speakers who will the information required before a of high egg productio n. grf'en or spoilage will occur. ' Artiprecede the panel presentation are siogle insecticide can be placed I ficial drying has never taken h old Ralph Strome, field representative on the market for use on pro­ U We will be glad to discuss rurther details of in this county, but still offers op• for the Poultry Producers Asso­ ducts in interstate commerce, it FIELD PROVEN * * TASTE :YESTED portunity for the good farm mana­ ciation , Versailles; Dr. Glyde A, is reported. been has Da Fruits Small A y or call the Red Rose System with you. Why not ger. j set for Thursdey, June 16, at Marsh, Ohio State University Ex­ COMPLETE N UTRITION FIRM STOOL * Only as the good farm manager the Ohio Agricultural Experi• tension poultryman and Dr. "When label approval for a today? us ma kes good hay and feeds it to ment Station at Wooster with Keith l B r o w n, p o u I t r y product has once been issued and visit hig h producing c:ettle c11n he ex• tours of the station to be made scientist of the O h lo Agricultu ral the material is in U!e, the con­ pect to receive the return for his at 30 minute intervals during Experiment Station. suming public should have com­ labor and investment. Dr. T. S. Sutton, associate plete confidence in the safety of the forenoon. H. F. Winter wlll dt!monstrate new developments in dean of the College of Agricul­ the produce, providing the label FREE 5 LBS. Wllh FIRST Z5 LBS. f>URCHASED EB8ffS LIGHTS TO SHINI disease control and strawbe rry ture and Home Economics, will instructions have been followed. ' PHONE WY 2·2115 NEW YORK UPI - The lig hts varieties wilt be the subject of a open the program at 9:30 a. m., In the case of the cr11nberry epi­ PLUS - - - MONEY BACK GUARANTEE at Ebbet11 Field will ,sh ine again. demo nstration by R. G. Hill Jr. following registration, with com­ sode, some growers did not follow Pomeroy, Ohio Marvin llalberry Avo. Kratter, head of a corpor­ teaching the directions although tl}e ma• ments on Extension, ation whic h purc haaed t he proper­ In 11,c afternoo n S< Balon new and research. Dr. Edward C. Na­ Lerial, amino triazole, would have ty of the former Brooklyn Dodgers development11 in smail fruit cul­ ber, poultry nutrllionist st the been safe if it had been used as said MO field lighll would ge giv­ ture will be the aubject of a telk universlty will discuss factors af­ recommended," he states, en t he city for use at a stadium on by Donald H. Scott. Educational fecting egg shell quality, and H. Dr . Neiswande r says there are ROUTE 1%4 PHONE WY-Z.Zlll Rand1U'1 Island where Boeccr, displays and ex h ibil!I will be L. Goldstein, Ohio Department hazards in the use of insedicides baseball &nd football games are pre11ented. Lunch will be avail­ of Agriculture veterinarian, will just as there are hazards In us­ MINERSVILLE, OHIO played, lalt a bout a program for con­ Ing th e automobile or kitchen able .on the grounds. trol o! epidemic tremors in range. People can learn to !Ive with each of these safely if they poultey. follow simple rules o� preoa u• 1 New · knowledge on feed adJi. tion. tive11 will be discussed by Dr. E. "The vegetables and fruits on 8. Patterson, nutritionist with market !ihelvea are not today's Charles Pth:er & Co., Terre oni)' the mo11t abundant and of Haute, Ind. the highest quality but also the Ohio, one of the nation's lead­ aafe!lt they have ever been" con­ ing producers of maple syrup, cludes Di. Neiswander. He tnowa tapped only 264,000 trees in 1960 of no case where people became f♦! If compared to an average of f32 ,000 1ick from eating insedlclde-treat• ed vegetable& or fruits, trees, New In Farming Red-Brand Fencing Strawberry Boxes Tomato Baskets Mlddl1port Feed Mill "We Do 0�11tom Grinding•• Phene WY 2-3254 No. 2nd St, Mll>OLIPORT , ,: I The seed produced on rh ubarb seed stalks is of litue value, &ince rhubarb is propagated primarily by root divisions, according to Ohio State University Exten1ion hortlculturisls. Ready.Mi x Conc re.te FOR YOUR B U I LDI NG NEEDS! •••••r UNICD l?u4ic>m. .91,ouffe • WE DELIVKJ& COME I N TODAY AT fHONE WY-2-2181• Mldclleporl SERVICE WE FINANCE .Goegl ein Ready-Mi x Co. · Phone WY-2-3%84 * ltfrlitntl' ..... ... _. tr.nh,1, ..,. IMI..,_ ...,_. .... "'""'9• ..... i _ _ ..,...,.,. Ad_ •MWlllf yn - llflllq ....... •poq lo th• 11....t. ••1 1-ovt lubt ...... Y'IIII i,cc... lo ....,.. 044 l'-4 l...i ....". IHbhtlf ,,.,,, • ••., pul& freHa ftH ,.chit•• at ynt 111,-ffpt. bkt CN Dis,.., '- 11,c •.,. pa1111111t, 41.,...... loth ftolM aov,1 •H l•k-. WE Pomeroy ..t'r-P.c�'· SI. $319-00 * * * * We Mix Concrete To Your Own Speclllcallons, Deliver II Right To Your Job Wheo Needed Sovtts Money - Time - Waste · OiA-f.x>w-1115 '' Jaell Ohio w. STREET EAST Mo\lN • Canley, ......... ... ' ' ,. • �- ............. - . . . . � ... .. . . . .. . . . .. ., - - -...- ,.....- -..- � ---.. fr... .. .. .. . _... - .. . - .. .... .. . - .... . .. � . .. •- -- s�nator s Win 4.0 T�st. tardner Throws ogatt s��t� -u�:��.�!.:�:!, ilFairWa� 3-Hitter At 1\} • NATION ltedleg Team Hen ry Claldorthy 's Little Lt'a­ gue Se11ators with Mike G.irdnf'r pitc hing 3-hit ball, heal the pre, viously unddt>a!1·d H:cdle:;:s 4-0 Fri day eveninJ: m a n exh1b!l i on game al Muldleport l'ark The game was part of thf' a1· tr1ct10ns at th1' F1�h 1-"ry span• sored by thr Park Asso<•1at ion at which over 200 peuplt• atlrndcd. The Sen ators also an· urtclefeut­ ed i n rt�ular games. Th e Se nators' Rod Sauer loul'ii­ ed Dickie Fifi• rur a ;iolu hor1wr to right In the- sec-ond inning, added another in the fourth on auccenive singles by Gary Sto­ bart, Ga:'dne r. and Sauer. and two more in the fiflh on Hae• kett'li lead-off olnJ.(le, an error, a'nd Gardner's rlouhle. : L 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, :� �: G I GB , , ----------------·---------•I 1 -....,..---------------------- The Leaders Washing Facilities Open Next Week DUDS IN SUDS ◄ Aulomall, l,aundry In Middleport Owner-Ope. rator Mr,. Don c :D!ney FREE PARKIN G t lee the planf and 1pecl flcotl ont of thl1 l•llll htful hom e at A\ ·• THE POMEROY aMENT BLOCK CO. Here is o home with clean, low lines, beaut i fully proportioned . anc'I offering o ho t of better- l iving detail in its i nterio r a rrange­ • • ment. I t featu res tWo be'drooms ' a den or third bedroom, end both and a hblf. .•,,.,■ c1111 clW • ••'>' '•'i• • ,., • �"}'. '"'·""' ,.,, -k• tlili '.._ ,....,., ....,.,,. ..,. - __,,..., Ste .. r.w' .""'.. H,,._ � . COMPlllt · PROltCTIIII Nationwide meant ,o..­ plete i,uuranc:e aervice. Accident • • • Fire . . , . Theft , • • M1"dlc.a1 . • • Auto noblle • · • • l.,1clowmenh . , R_etlremenl • • , "i Life . . . Name your pro1ettfon i problem. Your Nationwjde & repmcruative can help you pl an wisely arid econo mica lly, "ft S 1 -� �01J!io•lf91>. ,t · .ii� Pirates Using Strong Armed r• ll' ay' I 1th Law On Their Side \V O • • i\, 'K all ne and h url ed h 1' lle,, b,11 the res t or the w ay. Hal Wood eshlck of the Senators snapped Baltimore's three-g ame win n ing atreek wlth a five-hitte r that e11r nerl him his second vic­ tory. ---·--- WALL, CASPIII IN IIUICK FLINT. Mic h . UPI-Ar t Wall Jr., a� d BIiiy Casper, wif.n en 01' the Cl rst two Bllltlv Ope n aotr to urna ments, toc\fy_ ..tered t h \' yea r'1 r,n,w\l HHeitfuled at tlil: 1 Warwick'• HIils gol f an d cou ntry club, July 1-1. -- The Ph illies lost not only the .,;ame but also t he services ot shortatop Joe Koppe, who will btl l!lidell ned six to eig ht weeks as • res ult ot l nj urle11 r�eived whe n he collided with teammate Tony Curry. KOppe dlalocated his right ct1Ait'aii1'1 , .,W111t· , , ' wrlat .ind Curry w111 eufferln1 tt from 1hook. OtMttt �11· C1rdl111ls Th� 0la n1• def11ted t he C1tdl• 1 ,.. nwi n1ll1 3-2, the er,vea bea t the Hcll,ard Catoolllie 1 · � �•� WI Recla, �. _and tt{l,� (lubs 11c or � a wl,:t· ever the Ootti- football 1fter ,..ttlnJ ma�. 10-lhn iiia ghter of I . el'I ' ,. l(eri-· - � I In the A�ca� Le11ue, t'h• , "-"'' eet end ' .. i .f � , ie\1 !ndl�n• cllm·* to wttliln l 'i . Dolly . �lh•r, wi � II�� 11me• of ftni place with I i-2 laful ;C(1n• , W'o� ,Qd �Ry . , . . Nate � c¢ Cleve vlttoey ever· 1:he ,,_,en, the $en­ �ylfll , , llr,, 1ilil li'i:o; ' 0� • ·w ter • of aton c•led off th, leque-ltld· vllla bu brollen thjl ,ll ahue of 37:)'0UI -Cl•R.lf� by �HI n\ark l n 1 01'10101, 4·1, the AthletlCI k downe4 lho While SOX, 7. 2, and � t< ,; tr ��� 1· • the Yl,bktie. brob a three-1;m1 losl/li 6\reot with • 4-3 decllllon over die Red Sox. s'i'i,11 e-e ,:he liravea win their lhi,d came I n i row on a burace ,or lour ho"" runt •ilhoo1h POil )lc• llahon hlid lo hall • n lnlh-l nl\lnl 1 1 S I. 2nd ,11. WY-N4t0 rally by , the Re4¥ to pre11ene C�!(on WtUof'.J lhll'f Vlctoq. )_ Pomeroy, di,i. Jim � aj\11 J_qbllriy KI IP,P. ateln te"amed up for Clevel•�•• � ....., yictory , onr: DettoU. Perry ,Won ••T••••••• bto linb llill• illh°"lh K 116,ln l'tlleyed him In lho ,.v! -..:: :,., � 1'l1h pi� bi'!l1, lllll. 1i)'uct out l jt MAX WARb H·-· ---,_..,. ---­ .. __ NOTICE MIIIOIOMlftf llcll'htffl Ofien Senion '� !'-� j:li �:��: . iil, r. Jt.!1 1 !\ t t:. � ·: 1h , .., · �� • wt .Jl!� •1• ti:ay ,11n.,o. "l.'B�· , o�..- BRADFORD tlnird i1 Oliist - ·oli6i ftl.VtVAt.. · •1 ·• Mn. i '11)jl· i �P""'ill ·\. tlJt::--P!•Y .±_ ·---_;.�- l. '1 A', . · ih •= '¥ith the hope it wi ll, in some maos\Jre, foster r.ind help sustain community l i fe, this feature is which is good in fami ly sponsored by the bu!<iness firms ond orgonizatic,ns whose names 'lnoeor below. S,TIFFLER R�D ANCHOR IIIAKER FURNITURE """ . News Of Week Apple Grove Bobby Sha ntz saved the Yan ­ kees' vlctory over the Red Sox when hi! got out of a n eig hth in­ ning Jam by gettin g pinchh lt ter Ted WIiiiama to Cly out wi, h the potenti al tyi ni run on thi rd. Bob Turley was the wlnner a nd Jerry Casale the lo ser. �Jl�� lq'.b ' ffi�• .• ..a ·W,il� \Iei�D' ., ' un-e 6 Jlemard I THII II IOAD WOIICt-Ingemar Johanaaon, who put& ht• heavywe11ht crown Oft ttle llne aramat Floyd Pattenon tn Now York come June 20, takM a breather from tralnir.l' tm'' · a bit ot ''road wo rk" at Liberty, N, Y. ! ;ast M.r•, w w i:::; �r,,�:�':�0�1'.!/�,',�� �;-::: <' lol programs on gartlenlng will bc Unlteil Press International presc-11 tr1l The programR ore II Th� Pi:��1 a, re mnng stro 11¥· pro Je cl o r the ga rden c hl be of thl R arm et bu no one can Ii ,up di11trict with Mrs • Garen Stans bury thein bccallse t he y've got lhe Law • _1 ulslrict 1rnbllr1ty chalrm an . o n their slde. That would be 30-year-old Ve rn �{rs. Ben rhilson of the A ma­ Luw, a n orda i ned mlnislcr of t he teur Gardene rs Cl u b or Middleport will he the guest on Mon day '• Mormon Church and a pitcher wit hout a pee r rig ht now in either , progrum und will b e ln tervlewe d o f the maj or leagues. on 1111rdenlng and the affairs of the Law, Who has been beate n on ly club which 11h e reprosentii. once, became the first big lea1ue Mobil• 2 Atlant1 1 pitc her to win eight gumcs this Birmingham 7 Chatan0091 2 1eason when he blanked the PhU, Memphlt 1 6 ShNveport 3 Hes, 3·0, Fl'ltl,11y night. The Pltta• NHhvlll• 4 Llttle A.eek 0 burg h 11ce yield ed eilil h t s i ngle, Ei11♦-rn I.Ngue and Walked one batter to lead Wllll•m1port 3 Rtadlnt 2 th e Pfratea to th eir sixth stral.ht All•ntown 3 lln1h1mfon 1 vict ory and keep them two a:amea L1nc11t.r 6 Sprlngfleld 1 In fron t of the pack. d i, ., !f. ·':'th":• weI. "!­ So �ha�l Ye leap!'' • eddii · Aciend W ·flt .ii& I Garden Clubs TO Presen t p rogram Mon day II Uu�'."'La� Enterpr,· se B "ble School To Beg·, n Mon d<;IV, I .fie , I . At Your o u ts in b oxing., predicted todiy Vi'siu I Akron By Unltt4 f,_. l,lterriatloNI i;. th e I ngemar Jo h ansson-Floyd Pat' · n rsville NATIONAL LEAGUE M A , yo un. tt: i terson re turn hea_vyweight t itle ·..., �Y(,1. � 8 Q 1 o rl ti•e past l l DI Playtt'.Clult O Al R H Pd. h v SI b o ut !Wkmld end m a kayo June w o u.S nee, ,� • her'. so"Ult layt a nd witl\; Adcock, MU. . 26 DB 12 35 .357 week 20 8t the pOIO G rou nd8 · , 'li gl/ rt AdCurry, Phila. 33 1M 12 37 .362 1 daU ter, Mr, al\4, Mr�,· o� l , n i Wand Clm nte, Pgh. 43 181 30 83 -� l �Op -p aiul to � "l dq_n't see the fig ht Rgtng Iii a.ms < Sk)imer , Pg h . . 41 166 38 56 J39 ! rqUn..ds " �id t,o q_i,., wtto • WII �- vlslt in N•W· V..rUntY:ljl e , W. Va., Groat, P gh . . . . 43 189 2S 63 -,:33 , ga?ded as o'ne Or t h'e sport's hard- wlth Mr. ant Mn. Mic)111el Ferna n�aya, S. . F. . . 45 188 3t.i M -US : ea.t hlttera when he SUCcesafulll' do (Ruby Young). Kil.Sko , Cm . . . . 44- 172 27 Mi .l}.o I defen.d� tM hea vyweigh t crown ( • , W hile, St. L. . 42 166 23 53 .ll9 I • record U \Imes IJruton, MU. · . 33 144 23 48 . "It will a tD�kout pne WAY p rl ti( rt Crary Wallen, Pbila. 35 . 1 16 16 37 or • the other " Louis said. "No- ),'jll/"· i e,: Ftld e:o AMERICAN LEAGUI i•� bmr �n�w, · '.i, � Jphansson, �n . "�� . G �-i:yatt:i · - P a Runnels, Usn . . 37 14' 18 lU fight. E�� lull""! he can hit ' 1n d �d� ht'er 0,;. tJi . e,. ';.!l';, <Il�� la; l!erra, N. Y . . · 31 00 lti 32 .1,111 · with hi, 'riahi/liapd." n le.:t. ueanna . -v,;_'1., . Allison , W as h . 40 152 z, 50 .� , ., � ... i, , �•fl'•. �111fiitt.·of ,Ml-. ahd �ii l)1\1 .rlljil_ to ' . )'11-. Marl,, N. Y. . . 36 128 28 f2 c mar• '!!' 1,. 1 , �, !leor&f , . . t\i� U!lt Jr«ip, 'att\'1'8•• o n a Mn. f,!in oao, Chi. . . 42 ·102 30 11,2 • 1 ony .,..�m -,,Ill'< In open , an rled , Smilb, Cht.. . . . 42 160 22 &2 •1 'ililril..iii. � ' loi�cko�t la,t June. , , Meo• tho m, , p. a t ay 4:11() \ od ■· Power, Clev e. 35 138 15 44 .�, •::r�!/11tp , 1<i�ked llko an am , . • Lut�enn Geptile, Bait 37 IN 1 7 80 .ilil .1 lflut .Jll �1 'l(ght," nid 1'}uls, 1ilh and � 1lder..., . . W: M�. Piersa ll, Cltve. 36 nu 21 36 .,11 1· )'�9. ' Is .•�In& •• Patlenon 'i ad• Crary • .. 1 ...., tcoompan rqut,, U Kl uezwak.l, Ch i. 28 N t4i :zg .309 1 v hor for the rei m match . ston .Charle \I> ¥on and Mr1. ,.. 1 . . ,; ", ; . RUNS IATTID IN . . � � � lane. a with end Mr. Mrs. rde bo a Roy o�ml Donthey rul N•tlonal. LHgue: Cl emente, �J- , hue. . "'" �, a.. k.. Cubo :l6i c.....i• ha rdwoods not Mr. � nd , Mfs. WaJter �eDad,e, • Many Oh io 011.nt, 33; Mc.Covey, Glants 1 331 Kim and Ge�p �rly, 'l'roy, •�ht 1 g� enough for lu_mtier or pulp 1111..,, Red■ 30; ltobln10n., Rtdi th e week ena with Mrs. 'Eana I wood are well suitOO lor the pro30 Rous h a nd fa mily. Mrs. Rous h ac- d uction of ch arcoal, accordi n g to : A�rlun LNiu• Hin....,_ Or- com��n�e� them h ■1 nk... l ome for an I n- � Oht·o Stile Un iversi ty Extension 2; L• lol 32; Ma rls, Ya I de!imte .v,slt , spectallsts. , mon, Senators 29: Gentile, Ort,\-f r. and Mr11. BUJ'hl Wolfe �d . olff 29; Skowron, Y1nkNt 29; Ml- fa n;1ily of Hebron spe n t Me mori al A modified ayalem of prunin g noso• Whit• So 29. D a y week end wlt h George f!•Y- ca n reduce fruit ctie�in g of t oHOM: RU NS . ma n and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon m atoes b y as much as 60 per N•flonal Leagua· ■.oy.r Cardi- Wolle . cen t, Oh io Agriculturpl Experi­ . nal" 14 • l•nkl C:uN 12; Aaren Mr. and Mr�. ilerbert Roush a nd me nt StAtlon h ortlcult\irtsts ha ve BravN 1 1 ; Mathews, lraws lO; son a d Be�s 1�:·Slaug1J.t,r were at found. McCo'ffY, Giants 101 RGblnaon, Baden,11 W. Va., to · dectJnte graves Reda 10. Sun d ay ar tern��nMa y a : o rl , • Am-,lc,n L gue Mr1; �rsa l>arsons and Roger , ke" 1 2: Lemon, Stnitcu·• II; are v111 1. tJ n g her daughter , Mrs. Held• Inell•ns 10•, C•rv, y1 nk"' Donald Hllpp and family Ash la n d I; ManH•, Y1nbH 7. Mr.._ a� . Mn. Lovett of . New PITCHING .__ Bri{Z hton;,., a., spe n t M e morial Day Nation• I LNtue.. L ••• Pl rarww wetkenci' t.'lth Marion Ours . l,1; S1nferd, Glantt S.1: Friend Mr. iamt Mra. Clarence Rous h Pittsburgh 6-2; MeCorm lck, G I• and sons of Wihriel d. w. Va ..' visit­ anft 7 ; Buhl, lrav" 4-2. �c1n LH1ue C t , Yan- ed edncsd ay with the form c r's faAm.r : oe fl th er Fred Roush and family . . ' ' kMs 5-0; Staley, Whit. Sox 5-1; Barber, OrlGle1 5-1 ; Hall, A�I • tic, 5°1; lsft'ad1, OrlfJI .. 5-1. IIA$E8ALL AIDS FOUNDATION NEW YORK UPI-The fourth ann u al Na ti on al Foun datio n Ba se ball Day will be held July 4 with all baseball tt ama th roug hout t he co u n try co11t ributi ng towards t he M arc h of Dimes progl' am. Th e By Mn. Herbert Rou1h Forestt Neicler of Racine spent maj ors, mlnors and other- b a ae• Sunday atternoon with h ill aunt, ball gro ups ha ve pledged their 1 1upport. Mrs. Edna Rou11h. Mr. and Mn. Victor Swain of Ra­ I cine ca lled on Mr. and Mn. Her­ bert Roush and son, Mond ay even- I 'f' ., Ing. , , n bee Kenn eth who h11 ol \ • ' I e fl!Rlored I�· �r,laq4 ' arrlved ho'Me Frrifty an 'wi\l 1\.6\v be em, Pl @ e4. in Pomeroy 1 SeVetal from he;e a ttended com­ �� » exerffi al Raci n e P 'frl!!n it. 1h 11 vi• "' �liliti 'W• , .t,I\, 11114 111r,1. l!toBuddy Tome), anil . Klren lf' I e·r;wa,- °it: I 8f Rematch Certain After Near Riot In 12-Rounder COLUMBUS tuPl) - Scioto Downs 01>cned a 44-day harness rarin g me et Fr1doy nlgiht and set records in atten dance, handle and 11Ppee d. TN.ck orrlcial-s said t hnt 7.2415 fa1111 showed up 1m d wsgered $143�1{\ ()fl the rune rare end. Ruby's Sun raptured �he &-it.500 featw·e rice In the time o f 2:01 4� and paid this back e rs $2.80, $2.80 and $2.60. 1 l f Scioto Downs Sets Records In All Phases I-N-EW llXVEN SOCIAL Nvws 1'!l •� � : Getting What 'fe Give vfulilo . L·�•� a,m "77i w' Pittsb urgh �� 1 4 .u·, � ·I,\ S311 r'randsco ...., 1 7 6,,_ 2 II 1 l 9 1 6 . 54J 1:1 Milwa ukee . I 22 22 500 71,l,i MEMP\ 11s, Tenn. uh-!Be n c.illC'lfillliti 20 ia .465 9 1 Uoga n . tied for the lead lq 1.bt SL Luu1s 1 .0.., A n�elt>s 20 24 45fl 9 ½ po,ooo Memphis C)p� kplf ·1011:r• 1 li 22 421 1 0 11,ement, stalked the JaiMp , toChll'ai;•i 1 4 30 :H8 15 ¾ I da,-, in his bid to ,tll;rn �•c� j.he PhHadel p-)dn , �lock and renew his ecqualntanee Friday's RHulh with vil'tory. 1-'illshul'glh 3 Phih1. 0 (n i�ht l .r r _ Milwaukee 6 Cinrinnali 4 ! n i �"ht) Hogan, 48 year.s ot.d kQUlna: Im- · ('h. i 6 L A. s ! 1 0 inns . . nig'ht) mortal from Fort Worth.,. TQ:., S;in t-'ra n . 3 Sl. Louis 2 (ni-ghl l flashed his old mastery Friday by Si,turday's Probabl• Pitd1au turn ing in a second straight 66 Pitt!lburgh at Philacle-lphi� and bouncing into a t hree-;trok e J laddix (3· 1 ) vi; Conley {2-:il aclv.ontage a t 1 32 with Bob Ros• SI 1.ouis at San FrandM'O burg 1i nd J. C. Goosie. Kline <2• 4 1 vs Sanford !5- 1 ). Cincinnati at M i l waul<ce - NewAlmost uncannily accurate rr0m co�h.e (3·2) vs Burdette (�·2l -. tee tu green, Hogan sh owed sig ns hica _g:o Lo � �.�g :,1 e-s � lll i.('1it · o f elimi1111ting the putting troub· _( i l lrnms ! 3 DL 1. J e s caused by inactiv it y on the Hobbie f --6) v,s $11nd1y � G1m•1 _ L(olfing cirl'uit . . r:tts_bur,g� at Ph1Iadr l ph1n {2) . He lofted a 25 foot sand wedge Cl�r1n 11at1 at M I i waukee (2) shot into the rup for a birdie �lhicag� at Los An;gele� on [he first hole to thrill 3.000 St . Loun; p t San ftran<'1�co · .g h 1m rollow1n ' , arou nd t he Co1on• AMERICAN L E AGUE la\ Country Club coune. W. L . Pct. GB Balti mQre 27 16 .628 Cleveland 23 1 5 .600 I ½ Cl1ic,a1w 22 20 .524 4 11 New York 20 19 .513 5 Detroit 18 20 .474 6 ½. Kansas City J D 23 45'2- H l Washi ngton 17 23 .425 8 ½ Boston 1 4 24 .368 10½ Prld1y'1 Results NEW YORK UPI-Wel terCleveJ.and 6 Detroit 2 ( nif;hlJ weights Emile GrlHlth and Jorge Watlhinglon 4 Baltimore 1 ◄n ig ht ) Fernandez were practically re• I matched today for a ret 1Jrn 12· Nt!'w Yor� 4 Bost.on 3 ( n,ight) Ka nsas C1ty 7 Ohlcago 2 (n1ghti round bout 11t Madison Square Saturday's Probable Pitct..n Garde n July 19 becau se of the Boston ,at Ne w York - Mo 11q 0u . ne ar-riot started Friday nlghl by quette (4-4) v 11Short (2-3 ) . Gri ff ith's unpopul ar split decision Detroit a t Cleve-land - Fo }1ti ck at St. Nicholas Arena . ( 1 4) vs La�an ( l -0). C hairs and rubbish wer e hu rl ed Kan11as City at C h ica.go _ John• the gall ery Jn to t h e ring a n d from ttcm ( l -2) vs Sh'll w (4-4) . Wattrungton -at Baltim ore (nig.h l) preis section when It was au, nounced that clever Griffit h, 22, -Stobbs (2-1 ) vs Bariber \fi• l l. N ew York, h ad won th e 10-ro u nd l uod•v·s GamH verdict over sluge:er Fernandez, K.nsia11 CJ ty at Chic-ago 12) 24. Of Ar�e ntina I n th eir natlon • Detroi t a t Clev•Jand {2 ). ally t, jevis ed fight. lt.hnore nl W ash in, g loll' t1t n et c, �ffN :Yo rk (2) N at Gol�. Western U: nlon oper• MINO• LIAOUI RESULTS ator for ',nited Presa lnternation• lntern■t lipn1I Luau• al, was stru('k I n t he ba('k, beforo11to • Columbus 3 tween the shoulder blades, by a Rlehmond 5 ,ontrul 1 f lying choir; but he gamely con1 MIMnl 4 Rotftett•r 2 tinued sending. H•w•na I Buff•lo 4 The crowd of 1,261 booed t he Am•rlc1n Astocl •tlon dechiiou for mo re th a n flv e mi nMlnne1potls 3 lndlan 1poll, 2 1 utcs, and some or the ga lleryists St. P1ul 6 Louln·llle 1 I who wert!n'� thrOIW\ng chain, O,llis, Ft. Worth 6 Houlton were smashing them up. Speci a l Chitlffton 6 O.nnr 4 police finally quie ted the demon . Pacific CoHt League strators. Ther e was no repo rt of Vancouver 9 Sacramento 8 anyone heing hospitalized. S,okine 1 1 S.lt Like C lty S s,1tt l• 4 San Dl•to 0 1 �•CIOl'N :, Porfl1nd 1 Soutkarn A1MM:l1 tlon � 41n,'1' � we re Mn. Rou£1 '( A_ h � =d �r':' Pir! . E, and ltlcty, Mr. and Mn, o Rary �nd Rnnnie, SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF TllE WEEK ly Mn. CarrOII Adams. Jr. I F.d w m Jewr ll . 1'he meet mg closed �ars\ e ow: .., an Roger, · dd. GIil SCOUT MEETING ! with pr";cr hy '.'tlrJ. Ellmtt. r R R n. n t Klre Pam o,Ul.hJ � M. f W SE ING CLUB The New Hann Girl S<"oul . I a nd Kevi n of Slaton, Mary � Troop I met on Tuelr�y morning • T hi· St \'. 1 ng Cluh met an Tues• . , al the hom e of Sheri ¥cGIVlhhn d:i) oft 1 rrm1iri al thf' h<tme of Mrs �•;Y G � a nd Eldon R<' lii 1 e5i, 1 Rouib, and the '.liuu­ Dur111.i:: the m eeH ng officers for N o w, , 111 Th < i �I'- attending �E're r � · . By Koy L. Smith the cummg yicar wer,e eletted. M rs. L . J llu 1 1 1 •11('ultcr, !itrs. Hui;io o �ot�l I , fu.slt." , -il ' ' f: LLO-., nlP Mfrrt' ptei11 de nt. Sherry l'�ltshcr; v1ct: Juhlrni;:. �In, H F Bryant Mfs o:t from t ht New tffenn Jesus of Nazareth w.u s a man of his own generation. In the pres dent, Brenda Brown; serre• Lloyd Ho ush ' : : w · e i . Mrs. . T. Ston c e i UB Cbu.rch" ad«nded only story that has come down to us out or his childhood, it is tary, Na ncy Hill; treasurer. Sheri �11rs J L Stewart, :\1rs. Donald 1 an said that he "grew in wisdom, and in stature, and in favor McGlothlin Plans were ma d e for Smith, Mrs. Philip Wolpert and � l Yout�F1ows,hlp .Dlltrict: m• � � working at t.he 1wlmmJoc pool this guests. Miss Sue Lehew and �uz- mg at e ooeil UB Ch i . with God and men." tho� a t , iiclinl Am fl ce ntly . This means that he picked up out o! the life with which he summer. A wi e ne r roa!"I w as plan- annr Wolpt:rt. and the hostess w ere i..a'!Y -{fe r n g, Judy B , Kl-· Tht> next met-"tini,: will ht' held al en L. 1 !f: was surrounded a great deal of the wisdom of the common ned for t he nut mee ting. The club ;u � "' ':'· u� Ju •- olph, people. Th.en , having passed it through the !iller of his own also voted a weekly duet of �c per the home of :\lrs L. c . Roush on _ aro 1yn 1 evi. ng, �and)I Pf=ten,, girl. June 71h · am azing mind, he turned It back to his generation as a- part Sheldo n Roush, Na ncy ArmJtronif ReJreshm en ts were aerv ed to GROUP VISITS COLLEGE !'-Jorma Roach, Mr1. Jack Fleshff, of the Gospel he preached. Nancy Hill Br end .a Brown Sus.an A �coup of yout h and advi1K1re j,f rs. Edwin _ Ste in, Mn. William Grim1tead , · J ud y Ho(fman.' Sherry visited Otlerbein College at West• G ress, M_a rvm Be nnett a nd Rev. Fl esher, Diana Bostic, Sheri McThe Uniform Sunday School lesson for June 5: "THE enille. O hio . r�<'<'ntly T h n se going Robert Dille. Glothlln and Mrs. Robert McGloth• GOLDEN RULE," Matthew 7 : 1 - 12; Luke 10:25-37 , GOOD WILL CLUB were David L1evin�. Judith Horr. lin uaistant leader. man . \\'.i)liam Bird, Jun (' B umgar ' ":he Good•Wl�I Club . .met for � WSW$ HOLDS M.E ETING the ir May meetma: a t the �orne of Th ere seems to hav e been a common saying among the peoThe wsws of the Bachtel u. B. ner, \h il1p Coodrut� . �ean �tte Mil- I Mr . ler, rm s Clyde _Rice. The mi,etmg was d strong, Clark, Connie pie which said, "Th e measure you give will be the measure Church met o n Tue sda y evenlu g .a t N� A co? d uct�d m hobo George Randolph. R , d.yl e . A 1ur• y w� an d aver · dropyou get." From some source this profound proverb wa.s the home of Mrs. Atrred Cl a rk. Susan Randolph, Leah A nn Mille r, pn1e gom� away s hower was held ped down into the mind of Jesus, a-nd as he rneditated on it in Mrs. Laura Elliott ope ned the ud y Al he y , Jean � um ga�ner. for Mn. .Rlce . the light of what he knew and believed about God , he came to m eeti ag wit h prayer followed by JSherry Flesher, AUXIL! ARY MEETING Jeanme Miller, . scripture hy Eh1ic Clark a nd Mrs. the conclusion that it was true. The American usio n Auxlliar, Gail \id ler, !d rs . l l a rrr Hoffma n. y a r lliott. were by Pocms d a M e r • E Then one day, in the course of one of his s ermons, he quot Jewell and '.drs. Virgi nia Sh.ar- Mrs IJarry �1l ler. Mrs. G� orge Post 140 met Mond�y even.Ing for Ra ndolph and Rev . Robert Dille. tPe ir r�gular meeti n g whic h o_pa truth you can depend ed it, as if lo say, "Thi,;i. is upon." 'f baugh. A Bible quit on Mot her.11 of Matter of Getting U. 8. MEN ATTEND CONGRESS ene� �th the Flag Saint� and the the Bible was conducted by Mrs saying that the best of life con. --- ------ ·- _ _ ._ A group of men from · Ne w Ha• National Ant hem. Mrs. Fred R oush The preachtrs are fond ve n a11d BachtPl EUB C hurches at. �as Acting. Chapla in . A short butsists of giving, and that is at least partly true, But it is also 1 tendNl the Hlh · Annual Men 's m_ess meeti1]1 wa11 h el d and the true that &· very great deal of life consists of getting, and all Corii;ress ;i t t he Conference camp Lio ns � ub 'Sl.en u waa , pla nn ed. The of us are apt to get what we have given. at Ev•lin•Breth Acres at Buckhan- door pnu was won by Mn. Thel• If we have presented a Wr'J face lo the world, we are very nan. Sal urday and Sun day. Dr. ma Cape lf!nt . ap t tO ge l scow ls , f rowns, and blac k I00 kS ·In re t urn. On tbe J Harry Denman. executive secre tary ATTEND DINNER CON F E RENCI I Se veral mem!>en of the N"ew Ha· unwashed mirror in the washroom of a shabby little midwestThe Vacation Bible School a t the �en c ral board of evange lism of ve n , and Bac htel EUB Cburchea atern hotel I once saw a motto posted , whicti read; e h t ist d tho e M or hurch ,dll h Nas e C Ente rprise EUB Church will be � i n t e n�� a con fere nce d i nn er 'lit the "Llfe is a Mirror: :\fondav, June 6 at S :30 a. m . The was gues1 speaker. National Goa�d Armory in .Dunbar Smile at it .and goal of the sc hool is to teach the • BIRTHOA - Y DINNER Tuesday eve ning. Mn. EdwJn Steln · c hlld ren many 1h mg a boi.:t l he 1 ife A h 1�1 hda f d r nn er was held re- or th e New HaVen church and M'iN II WIil smile back at You ," . A very large part of the life that befalls us is the life that of Jesw; and also teaeh them to use rentl y 1 11 honor of th e 82nd b irth- Norma Lee Roach, Bachtel were t heir hands and talen ts in makine: day of_ Mrs. C harles Roush . Those host ess is returning to us. ea rr OTp t hei r cbnnihea. Tbe . ems for the home. Each attendm g were Mrs: An n r.ooddin ner was one of teVffai in Qie , I had sent.out a large mailing one day, consisting of severa l useful i t item made will remind t he chil d or nl te_. Mr . and Mrs. Richard Roullh , W es Virgini Conferen a t ce on Uni• hundred letters .addressed to newspaper ed!tors. The next day the lbings • l earn ed i n Bible School Lorm Roush and Bobby Joe. Mn. fi e-d Sfe ward1hip Adva1'ce fo� die II my wife \;ame in with the morning delivery of mai l and drop- as the y are uaed in the hom e . Th e Ne va Zerkle, 'Mr. a nd Mrs. Ha_rold u , - ,·•• u n ,· t e d .._. " .i:.v ne� i ..... I . nr-1:,breu • • . pe d a dozen or more of them on rn desk, each one of which 11c hoo 1·s t he me 1· s "The Teac h mg s Lee Zerkle. Ronnie a nd Be h nd.a . Ch ur·• . Ro• E. messm• layman � bore the stamp, "insufficient ad ress.'' With a whimsical or Jegus." Mr. and Pifrs. Ra�mond Zerkle and from ""ff'f' ightl Cbunh Point As ,; result of his labors ·and the goodne ss of God he has been rewarded with a smile, she said "E-'el'ything you get today is something you M B . Th omas Be nt z is direc tor Jerre11· of Ch eshire; Mr. and Mn. Pleasa nt wa11 ma ster of cnemon'IO. bounteous harvest. H_i s grandfather taught h im, lo�g ago , that , 'if you reap· well you or the VBS and h as planned four Charles Zerkl e and Charles . M r. Amon g the speaken were __.fte.- "! sent out yesterday." must prepare the soil properly and sow go od seed.' And that is life. "The measure you give is the measure you classes so 1 h at th e ch ildren will be and &t:rs. G ran � Roush, E ldon , Gary Ray Cole , Conference sfiperinien: working wit h oth era of lbe same and Glenn, Miss Mary Roush. Mr. dent a nd Bishop Gordon Howit4. get." S!) it ls. in all walks of life. If we sow the dragop's teeth of intolerance and hate we a(!e group. 11le teac hers we� and Mrs. Donald O. Roush , Keith. th e Central an!'a b illbb', Only OM, Moumer wen ltr. ani 11'.n.. are certam fo garner only the tares of uhha pphte15 and evil. We see and feel almost c hose n some time a go and h ne Al lred. Kathy an d Donna, M r. and nding Atte the most rein one A fqneral service was being held of . an r Nelson . e i n n o R Roush, ■ d .i everywhere throughout tlle world today th e aWtlll consequences of the �owing of the Harry Miller, llr. ·and Mn. Pl._ t been workine: hard in prep ring a M spectable mortuaries in ollt town, and someone happened o pro ram whic h will be reat value Randy, Roger Ro?9h, Mr. an d Mn. g g Rickard, Mr . and Mn� Otha Liff. "'leiis of prejudite and greed. The harvest, as we all know, hao liee'n frightful - War. gl_a,nee into th, e chapel. The'.m1:.a<:h Ro�rt Rowh, Karen , Pam and i"°, rs Fred Uate• _ er wa.8 stand'..-" '"'6 fn the pul- to those attending. M . �-.0'0...::.:.a 'Ili.,ease, Famine and Death. ' , ll1'11·. � ·� pit, and the·smger was seated beSlde the organ. But there was An of feri ng to help pay e xpenses Kevin • ason ; M r. and .. ".l rB . ~d r 11: Burris, �n. F.dw:ln S:lein , Miu m. 0r M S pre�nt on Iy one mourn'er! · ({ we would all try sowin_g a few mote of the seeds of Kindness Charity and lh\der­ Will be taken each morning. AU ham. Danny. Ralp h and Je an . Mr. el R!ddJe 11.r. � 1itr1. , Luther "Whose service is it?" the obser,rer it\quired of the morti- children of 1 he communitv are in- and Mrs. Ralph Roush. 'Mr. and 1 Smith, lfr. and Mrs� slandlng we might, each, m our own �man way help make the World a better place in IJe vcian. vitecl to atte nd. All who pian to at - Mrs. Jack Hesson and Sha �e , M r. tog, Miss Norma Lee Roich inil which to live. There is no better place to se e k for guidan,e iq thi,s worthy undertaking, �rs. Kenneth Her!1, Mike and Rev. R otiert r,me. "He's a, man who ha,s lived in this town for 15 years,'' was tend are uked to please be at the and and the revival of faith in ourselves and in our fellow man, than by regular .attendance nni� . Mr. and Mr-s. Jimmy �( i�sh Bo New H1ftft Nrioufa . · the reply. But his brother fr.om a distant city is the only one c hurch at 8 :30 Monday mornin2: and i ndy at the Church of our choice, . Mr. and Mn. ;J_ L. Stewart iii4 , Mr. and Mrs. � dUam C m 'P i registrat for The on. rogram w who came. He tells m e that the deceased had made quite a bit hegin each day a t 9 .a. m. and con- Roush. Joey. . Eleanor. Herbie. Har- 1 Mr. and Mn. J. B. Couch of Poi nt he lived entil'ely to himself." of money, but ry and Bonnie. Arnold R�usb, Mar- Ple as.ant were recen t \lititon o1t . tinue until 1 1 : 30 a. m. g All ? f h 1mse lf h e h ad. ever glven awaf had returned to atOn June 17 the children will pre• aret Lou Rnney . and Misses• Beu- Ogtebay Park at Wheeling. . tend his funeral - nothing. 011d !hot Mrs. Jewell Clifton of Roanoke, sent a pro,eram at the church us- la h and E ulah Gnmm. I - COUPLES CLUB ass Rule �e Br h' Va., was a recent guest of bq par. h t ing se h o ey wh things h t have . . The Couples Cl ub met recently en t.s , Mr-. and Mra. John Grimes. That simple _ rul� of life which a,p pears in the teachin�s of learned. The program will begin at the home �f Mr. and Mrs. F:8 rl Mr . and Mrl. o. J. Bostic and Jesus , . and w�1ch IS CO!f1IDOn)y cal.led "the golden rule, ' ap- � t ? :30 p. m. a nd the public ts rk for t Cla ir regular �meeti og. daught ers were recen t 'l'iatton J.D nv1ted. � work Han� during made 1 a ot forms 1n the. 4,achmgs of several Pl n. Hl yarymg the great . the school will be on display from Thos� attendmg we re Mr. -. na !lit:rs. Hunti ngton tjAijous teachers of the world. t " · Geor�e Burns. Mr. and ' Mrl!l · LesArt hur Wehrli hH been � surgito 7:30 in t he social room and �:30 It i s just a little as if God had revealed its truth to men of m the basem e nt of the c hu rch. 7.e rkle, Mr. and Mrs. H�rrv cal patient at Holzer Ho1Pit8l�filler, Mr. and Mrs. Jame s D1@hl. all races and ages as one of the basic principles of the good M'r. and Mrs. Knoll iDcl son Mlddleporl l'on·eroy Budget Shopping Cenler Ji- . �fr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke and or Wellsbu.ni: were recent �es.ts nf Jile. . . r>erta �Servtces Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Probably nothing Jesus ever said has been quoted as many Mr. and Mrs. Carl Temui'nt a nd Th is Sundav being Penetrost ROTARY CLUB I family. times, or ignored as much, o t he hu d f 0 R There is a "brass" rule which enjoys great popularity as a j '. M_r. a nd Hrs_ . Clyde iee and P:!�� \f1n� 3 � ;�i�� Ha�� !!� fo� J:e7r �:. a: ; 0 ' family have m ov� � EvansvDle, practical rule of life. Every man .for himsel f, and the devil ma de for a gala " church bi rt hday Iv mee '.'lu'om Built Kitchens t i n e zt the Hartford Me1 ho- I take lhe hindmost." And a huge percentage of the woe of this partv" wit h eac h prrson prese nt to dist Church with t h e ladies of the Jnd ., where Mr. Rice 11 emplayed. Makers of Bolsum Bread Mr. 8 nd Mrs. Bernard IJ!vtng Jr. l'Jlddleporl world is �be produce of that cynical advice. . rl"ceive a piece or birt hd ay cake, chllrc h se rvine the dinne r. A s hort of of J?ayton we re recen t vilafors Copyright 1960 by the Division of Christian Education Na- at tlle First U nited Presbvtcria n business meeti n'l: was held. • lbeir parents_ h ere. Mr. Lieving is ' al urches h C Middlep1Jrt e ncl Svr.aBIRTHOAY DINNER tional Council of the Churches of Christ in the United s tates ::n EUB Se,ninary slud en t at Dly ' cuse at the 10:30 and 9 a. m. servThe 58th birt hdav of G ra nt o. of America. . ' OF AMERICA · ices . Roush was observed recently with Mh. Cbatles Ray of. Spencer W'II tt,,"'1 t:nloa 5888, R,ven1wood, W. Year Dodge & Plymouth �� a recen l gueat of hs,daugbter and £.a{Oilf, the Fraot 'J'bom� ! . Mrs. Otha Lievin1 and. lln. � !l".. • Bert Rouah, · Mrs. Car:rin Ollv� B1kera Of ·Good Bread • Mn.rDavid K:at of the New, ff••tin Submitted By Rev. Paul Hoob and ·Uriion EUB Oaurches, 'lttend­ ,· Tht! Loyal Son s an d Dau g h ters of t. ,.; ed a brmeb conference · ■t ., the 'Middleport Church of C hrist Minnier of Tuppen Plains, South Bethe� •� Camp Ev-u n-Breth Acres, at BUek..­ Local yo ung people and memenjoyed a hay ride and wiener and Lollrldge E.U.B. Churches . h�on. :recently. , 'MorninJl' wnnhip l[ •- m. : Evanro at ast Thursday even in g he hers of area Na:iarene Churches t I Jelistic servlc.e 7.30 p. m. Trayer o ali, of llr. Uld ' Da.tci Hud "Seek ye first the Kingdom or God." - Mathew 6:33 h ome or Mr. and Mrs. Milton Houd. ar'e scheduled to take .an active lll'!lvor 8 . t m E"�DIDI aenice, M)'s. E; � gene H�U hi& been > t r at pa in t he ann u al program . ashel t. They met a t the ch urcll and 11urgical p atif!nt at Holzer Hospital. These , w ords o _ Jesus His h t f Sennon in on c e the u mp a Mount in Na:tarene s o nd · 1 is g. the r to went the farm i n cars f om li!IIIFalrylew Chu'rch, Rev. .m..t Mr. and Mre. Howard Wac:enhalt wh ere Mr. lfoudashel t drove them Columbu s, tha t will start as soo n key to a .•u�cessful life, _and Is also the key to the beginning t Thoma&, pastor. Sunday ac\;01 e 1 are vacationing i n Texaa. h c h he t urc a mbly se as in and conbnumg of a Chnstlan life. Christ ,;poke to Peter o -wide on the hay ride. Th ey later return- s 9:30 ahi Supt. }Jer"bert oush ; J ltiehard Mulford, son of Mr. ancJ is o City ed s t a s an K comple _ n e ed r o f n arm f wie to the r th eir day and .said I will give unto pr ayer services Wednesday 8:00 11.ii , , ,, , M rs. Ray Mulford, has enliatecl' · in I Ju ne 24 . r o ast. pre a c h ing Sunday ni11it 7:30; thee the key s of the Kingdom . the Ai r Foree and is ltationed' al , 1• The annu11i cam p r.:>r boys, 9 fo of Heaven. This is certainly Etrjoylng tbe oilUn g "ere Kare n -�■-nhitd .. CMrct. of JI\IU• \>o-i , Joung, peoples meetlnB; suna> Lac.kl and AFB, San Antonio, Tn: , 2. ly u , J to e 27 Jun be w111 IS, da y 8:U pm. TY SllHIS for ,lverfone Walker Freddie Brown Ruth Ann "F}J.e cam p for &iris, 9 lo 13, will the first key that Peter need­ ... -, Lohr Doy ..,.... Old Mn. Robert Johnston and ctik ' �� fbita, . on PorUan r! llo1d Ed1i'ards, Larry Heine's, Judy WildSU NDAY �.' ed to receive. runner in a A Pr,a d ren vllllted ielatiyes in Nitro 11-v: Chur«ftNI 'RH ahd boys ut 1� ermuth , Ricky Oiler, Carol Scptt, be Ju�y 4-9. 1 A� lfiilHM?r tlebt'Ol 9:SO utl t,reacn.ln i w: H, ••�•bat' h P9sfori 'b 'ni ' .•,,.,:. rate needs a starting place e ral dafs last Week. � \V.BTN-TV : are exls r gi of r numbe me a � ]Jutch Bachtel, Judy Butcher, Carol 9 . � JS el Chann lll,m and Bib!e Stut1y • W:Jd Clift: Su�U :hp�, u: ;m a. �, .� Mt 'Mr. and Mr,. J. L SteWart and so ea<h of us !lee<! a place ""i'l' � Hudson, Carolyn Searles, Sand ra pected. . . ; , ir.... P■stJI' c. W. Prof Phil W'iaif "The Light • d uation of tb�ir e nd e d the gra t l(tetlng mist to slart in the Christian life �stric h O io I . . Simpspn, Beverly Cundiff, Neda , li·�' Ccntr� . son, Wallace,, from th• Vnivenity · , � '..,: ,.pt,., Dar�, J · Bradlord , David Wiley, Cari Lele, 1,qnary convention will be July We must begin, by seeking Kentucky, at Lexington, X,. of ·■ c Chrltfli,n Sci�• ·� ,44 vre and John Hysell. a · . 'i, �i.vrch of;$hrllt, Pomorov, � r a Cl � �9, in ch ar�e of Mrs. God. •� cf.ar e W hile t here they were guat, of ' irl'DV . guest e h t. n T prea1de ltd. Eua•P..P µn4ef'iood �i 7,,,o a in." r;ii' o y, a w " . 'I11e youn g people were aecomt, - , ominc t �fao �. Mulberry-av, Pom�o;r. , � Mr. and Ml'II. WaU ace Stewart for. · . Bitile Scliool 9:31i' t. hi.} · Pnyer�nl" W th Ehiabe Mis11 be 1 11 w\ . aker -•, M_ Mr s. ar There are people today who service at 11 wltb '.'God ;1 . e On l)' i,an le(I by th eir teacher . ·\.. t., t he week end. ra'tlp 10:90 a. m. )!:VM"I m-: Cole , 1�uss1onary n urse . to the will sa•y , I have lost interest hilds, Mre, George Hudson, C tha . e the� , d jof" an <;:re • ubject a C uee a a. . . Harry J_ RoU!III. aon of �. and � , • , - 4. h Sout m lony o c · leper p 7:30. p. m.1 Roi.t bl!J ! Rev. and Mrs. Fre� I. Ga rd n er and n. of because t of lhe lliiion serlllqq, church, T my in .KH ft: William Roush, has been . a Mrs. ftff !l� 1 � t -iY ,) blfl School' siipt . i,;a. i . · r• Sun• Thu, 111th the tord tbJI· <realed lhe Houda,h elts. "•'' !ltn....a'uih. E , happened has W: that pati ent at Ple usnt Valley Hoapital. Something lcl. a h' , ' di •- .rill. ·t n t 1titute. N ursery and Jun ior Ch urch T�ead�y �Viht ;:;�: ;�� ::� or they may sa , I'm not feel­ f od Mr. ilhd Mn. Bentt,1 Orimea Mid , •;-... LeWla :fie1.� r �!:me': t l: g�J h nl!:ra! it·(� Li n da, of Lebo nan, Va., Were ·r• it or to, B. used G. as r ing as well llnu, through July 22. . D . Lejt. • and l!ra. Dale · sh ip !O:f•/ 1. :II· . l'MY )e:t, 7 p. hath e,tablioh id )� He, <Nat� 1� for ch ildren . cent gu!!'ats o� bia parents, Mr. lnd ne­ United MethDdlst Church, _PornWilliamso n , Ka n s a s City, will be has who person may be a •�� , Patton. m.; Ev11r ne �fftd •1 :� rt ]I:. n ot in v■i n• H io • !d lt to be i n• eroy; E u a:ene Brown , mim ster;. th M'rs. John Griffies. e presidi n g gen er al superinten , because Christian a ver been ,... .,,RU.. MtttllodJlt Cltui'Ch Sll)ltb iJ.. c_::11.ct P!a,er , eettn,: hahlted; I :.m\J.e1r:r,1 , �nd there Mr. and MrR. Bethel Vance weie I Sun day School 9·1& �· m., Kenn e th d ent. ' y. they don't care for the Ille Tbu1da . 1:30 . Pa,tor Davk 11 n o ne else. Isaia h 4&:18. Wed n e• 0eo...-e ...,, wed. end ,ueat, of Uw:tr son and. ,. , , r , 1 The central Ohio camp meetFihley, 111pt.; Wc,rsll1p, 10:30 n. m., professing Chris• family, Mr, and Mn. Tbmnlf!I' ..., •· boot · A � '\ana I ,�1ta1 . Atllrnhit. , It, 12', day evenIng Iffl'Iee at D P, m. " The Pr>wer of the Spirlt."; MYF, i ng will be July 22-31 with three that some � To all of these ing. i� liv tlan Q'il,r P' Vant'e and Barbara in MorgHtown. . Iii « S-- Dorcas, �- Codner. .,.st�· Sunda, H_Nth �od lat Church, Mid• Jr. and Sr., e p. m.; Mond ay. 7 p. preachin g services d:1ily. The t e They attended, the graduation ,er. ,!NiJfej ., • -n., R.ef'ortllt.t " ��ool l l. ,.■- D}• C�Udte'n. l Clh•l'."!b dlePort. fttymon K onkrig ht, pas- m. Commi!IBIOn meet. 7:45, Offic1 al worken will be Dr. V. H. Lewh and many more eicuses Christ says to you, ··Seek ye first , lhings on these all and Tc-,lc. vkl!I of tlielt IOn f'rQm West Vir� p. 111. 'f�hl'P '7 !,90 'p. m. SurdQ' tor. Chureh_ Sthoo :30 . a. m., Jack Board meet.. Wed., 9 a. m. Prayer Ka:isas City, secretary ol eva n- Kingdom of God, and His rigbteouSJ!ess, shall 11i nl a Unl\1er1lty, ■chool of meehau.­ ere.) 8 ett , life. on ouUOOk t,; •u B ,health, e tle, better s, i t hearsal. blessing o r� i . ivi':.'e r P, Y; '1 b. m. Choir r e .e:,Usm; Rev. H. G. Purkiser, C a n•n (maierta nd 1tu d �� a Tu��,J . _ � �- t . � , , , ' � Y••lilb(.� 1;o ::'m. 'Holy 1\oit Re�igion O. . a. Atfntd M.+hocU1t Church, Robert ton, eva n gelist an d :Paul McNutt, be added unio you. Christ taught that He was and is able to ical e�e1itig. The1 yo� ir1dford Churt:h tf cUit, b� l ;SO Vance � aecel)ted employment n e 7 • 2, _Oh io · Ann ual Con fer• R. Card, p'estor; Sun day Sc.hoot at li nger. Ju . 0- ftl . , overcome the world. This mea:ns all of the evil teachings, H IJ. mble, m jni■�f. BJ�]e Kt\001 9:30 111 --u". wvi11� 9:30, Lloyd DIiii n ger, 1upt.; WorLfflrt "9111. '"• 8_ m . ; �6': �11.tp 'tO:tlo I. 19 . G[ff.1e �at We1 lde. r The youn g people's institute diseases that exist today, Christ and His dedples sought God wit h Babeo;ek and Wilco,i; Comp'i.ny . Rullell l'Dlor. Sund/lJ Ch�lan � (yoptli1 e p. m. ' Fldor11.li.C11Y.i\ili, l}'•""lot & ,hip services >I 10:45 a . m., Her• will be Aug. 8-13. A you ng mtr· first in their lives. They did not let anyone cheat them out of at Barberton, Ohio, where he ,nd. bis family )ii.ill reside. � or h nned.:J'{eiiMe�IM, l'lpmeroy. m,n Tayl0<, la yleader. Wed., 7:311 ried people'• retreat will be Evenln., l')(��ljj�:J,80 p. ,n. did and said all manner of things to ives. People Godlv l l iving l(n . 1oe drllham ind Mr. and · r, _; � p. !fl•• Prayer servlcea. Sun . 7t30 p. Sept. 1 6-18. · ld.o, 'If - �!�;- ��; John ,.,'r:t}•t \c . ' s., and abOu\ ihem, but they were stlll seeking the Kingdom of ch ildren of Portsmouth wue Son 1 G,oo. The declples left their homes and possessions to foll9w day,��,dl illr. '1!d Mn. Robert m�� -��, �: I. Dvnn; �.. 11> nday U 3 · m. , .. �• .�J>!. ; llw,· . rQ:� •, qi \h• tor; Wo,:oblo •9: 30; Sundav !!<:hoot " The Syra cuse Community-wide Christ. The rl<h young ruler when toJd he must sell what he Johnsl6b "1111if \;hlidr.li. 'Irr. Jolto• : 0• . ir,3Q , .. "' · !ofo"l!•li an lph ol t ,l:(Jnlirjh�t ,.llJld 10 :30, Otl• Knopp, au ot. : Y-h our at V...lion Bible Sdtool will beil n had and give to the poor 1111d cOIPe follow Christ was distress­ 11ton'\ t�tbrr1 Wayfle �oJt,aston, Of YdP JO:IIO o. ff "'1Y'\'11}:80 V .In� ,w11nhtp , O:IO: _iif ijstl ill:• :ciiur�{ several i,; � .-....,,iatlr .�301 'P c!e1 8 p, �.:: �ry•nl wOftbip-, ,ifo!S';, C� il\u Ion. �r. Rl -V,, o:�5 8:8�. �lrtrlct Youth R!IIY a t • Sirre- Monday of next week a t the Syra- ed, because he was not seeking first the kingdom, but rather Madl,on, 'bid., y�lled mem 1• • � d ay� this -�'' . � , � ftcdlakt:I . tun l'.trlt Monday evenipg. , 11 '!'t�- 1 p. . � . cu11e Grade Sc hool at u a . m. lie himself and his welfare 'fas first. 7 , , .f:. , ,ag 1 y . � .f!o g; 11br�,, o( l,iarl""'' 1 Dunn, I C . F ■- 1)/_B, , , . . ... ,, �•[.\1 1 .M\ dJirtJ lin. Ra ohel l,lcBride, 11 the dea n 1 , -n;elida7 •,h (( In..,_ Hall ., """""" \vii-; To the person sitk or afflicted, remember that many thlru1s ;lllii; 1�!�L IJ.;_; • · Suncl•f k"6ol �:�. Wayne Roush of the sc hool. The school th i1 )lear are ac,omplished by people who were crippled or invalids, vl,11,e� l)Olotives here over on:n'Y aentee •1 1 aesae;; ,Publlc. mUtiruz Sun. a p-1 ' � week ena. I .... ·• • C, l lf tupt. ;, "'.'ora�lpr 10:45; Y-ho u� and is 1pon�ore� by the Syracuse First but the matchless grace of the Lord Jesus Christ was suffi­ to�l; 1 J MISS Dorothy lloush of Parhtl:,·'. , lb1 a,rct.1 T11e1d a1 of tlui :.zionth 1 •• ip. ;, Watclt.\e-i�¥<it'5(1y � p. l ip.; t ·,:is rl D e J>ravet me et�n ,, B P, m. r . h c u c! h C an ,st Un ited Preabyterl lljl · "', [qft\\ g · >• 1 Dillf J!Jldy/, 1f,j°" 1 p, m.; W,,. ,.. .,. ,,,, • burg and- •� Mildred Haye■ .and · ,,fj!\11!:ii, ( tient for them to carry on and accomplish. Cha\l,lllf ftp�QI!� . , . IQ' P, . Youth R allv at Svracuse Ro adside . >Mu Min·, . m,; e p. un. N-f'l! l , 1 of i< rnoolln1 h•n' ···� ch ildren of 1-\lrberoy were wee'kibl from y<iu stop one no Jet � Christian, a not , is who j mrebµg one the rruer . To Wed m. p. � s)l p. . Chllilrih l � •i>ll!tt\ll P-��. M,� •. e•enl�• · . E: · ;,try school 'l'liun e p m 11i!lon A:ve■ Pom...,.. lleY rueata of their father, Rd•· • Hoolrl, the l>•ul . UB, P. I. O.nn, 11- , South 1"""'1 EUii, seeking God. When vou are in earnest you will find that �\,loculi>1 , •. • ' ~· ' -: • servl<:o. . � "' 7,30. p . . m. Priyer ·1 t•tor S 1111d� Jl<ibool" 9: IO• 1 - -..· Roush. , • Sun J0:30 ip; h Wors 9:30 I, r., r ll)lni,te , , , , , . /!ii: ,Sun i\f,v chl,o!, P/1!9• Oen Quis• around you and you have been 'passin� Kingdom of God is If . o r.wit\'urch moetlnJi and 'Hlhfo 'S1\!dy. ,{ ,NYl!S , !O·#ll , T'li:.i' ._ t!p r1 Wo ' n1 CIY<I• ,.......neJ of St. , Alhona · · at CE r,1., qi. p. � ol ho 8 day , Sc : Jll•• :io; ppn\� W . �f 7 !ll,; Ch . 11ame 1 the r ,i, t��Ol'!)I, , �· Doft� 'fJ!, by it every day. Remember ivbosoevet calls- upon 1 �hl\iii'liiitl� . • F\rot,, . ..l,! 1) t. • EYfllllll mvlda- /l·io;' Prb· !;f�R visit ed R�ll d Roush 8J Jlli: . • o , o ,�ljY , i�i i(k ,Moodav bo�'l_ l. ,¥11', Ell(e . � 1,I�!'.;. I} , l L •�ije1, ,�• or: ool �:30 1. �. ; 1 �•; the Lord shall be saved. When you <all , upon Christ you are '11\elma Caiiel$,rt ciurfiii th, •· , pi1tiJr: 1l lvl•Y ir'ltleetlnl 'l'burioda'j, /r!IIO. WW. ,. l li ..... . I ... R 'P� . • , E .. L..,,ia Wed, ,:30 : I . : )1', •• . g . i : , . ;I!. . , . 1 ■up f,. , Kingdom of God. Surrender \'l)urself, your mater­ en.ti. Jlerntg Wonhip 10:30 •· Di.; f,11·, j .. , ' -, -� l'f ,... ...... .. �. � a , seeking the 1 1 School; day n Su _m. a, !or,.)O rdi, C� , , d ,. o 1 � l , 1 1 l , . b b , . . •!1\"''",.\l�utt s:,6 p. IJI, J:vah"ll" l,nnr ' ri� � , fil', · / Y9ur very �Ing unto God and all of these � !..'1iurcla llffm91\d � of Partmbiii� <!fY , !" · • Worship, 7 :30 v. m. YF; 7:30 p. ial possessionp1 n 11;,r � ,:lloo\ii, ilJ�; ,cD: o, S� ellt 1 [le ,ll;L-.l<e, 1 :80"�, ., . , .F,•1'0wihlp ' �\ud,y. . . � viai� � you. unto added be shall things n g. e me · ti ........ •.� �' Pra)'ef I .m,-Frl., m or� s J"; . - . .- ' 'i1!pl:; 1ertict, I\VedneiiliQI 7:IIO '(l.'OI. , l\ev. , effpl 'Ii', p\llls olll. le In· Sc� I;• 7 '1\, . m. Y ""6 'ii\, II.• Jlll'I •"4 \ l.• .., , :,;,;, _I'• � , l 'Daily Senlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 . , June 4 , 1960--5 -- I For the Redlt•i;:� Yife ha,! .i sin• elir a nd double and Bob Manley a single Tht• Redlegs had two runners trapped off third base. serond and another tra1>pfl'<i of base . Fife fanned four, walk­ ed on e C::urdner fannc-d 8 rwlllked J. 000 000---0. 3. 1 Redlegs 010 12x------4·6-2 Senator9 Fife and Wulluc-e. (;ardner and Gladwell. " OU Ditn\nrid Players Load Mid-Am Team 0., June 4, 1960 RiST ATU • • I • .tr.: S taftEMAN & ABBOTT C)fllO VAllEY BAKIN.G CO. l'IIE UNITED STEEL WORKERS :it. H. RAWLINGS & SONS:: CO. v,. ���::r: Ch'u rch Class Holds Outing . Thursday Evening HEINER'S BAllRY I· ' ! • :;,,'l��•rg: · · · 1·').f\11 ■ ilf:I,.,.. llJ '41. .:;_ 1'. ·,=: ...... ,;ii JI!�, , I 1 ��i>+ .�9" IO, -�.� .._ I ;�!�r: ✓ r:·����=� ,a t·r: ,'••.�.; We.Sti �t�t.:i, :llh•��'lll��:'.1'1!3�.: 'Bli't�di)' p.!.•re�i! t •! "', •�i" �i;_'M7' - . • "" . ..,..,_ so�· I siiis. w. -s-c'"1t_ti_ol�M-o____ :h· -�ie I 1hr �','6Ji'alil, It, ot, · wsws ab'tcft!l . ;'Uj•• Inti!');,,, At Columbus ma µ,, • ,, n•- •-- l�: ,, Ra.r SERMONE'ITE Activities Listed i· I .._1.._.t..•�'-..L _.., :-?· , ,f·., . •so,!"" " , ,; · ._ 1i j[!;';�;;;;;;;;�� f �:'f;�\t��::. �J:s!Ji�it"'r:"t. &Qk. I Maihod'-t 9mg.•· Nazarene Summer v.::.; ■ .1t I *' 1 _; i��;,��;��·•;�i" I • l I • ' • ,ti, ' • • ,J \fi'if ,1,1�11 i7:�P.. all . 1- ,� ·on •�..�. ..�. • �- ............. - . . . . � ... .. . . . .. . . . .. ., - - -...- ,.....- -..- � ---.. fr... .. .. .. . _... - .. . - .. .... .. . - .... . .. � . .. •- -- s�nator s Win 4.0 T�st. tardner Throws ogatt s��t� -u�:��.�!.:�:!, ilFairWa� 3-Hitter At 1\} • NATION ltedleg Team Hen ry Claldorthy 's Little Lt'a­ gue Se11ators with Mike G.irdnf'r pitc hing 3-hit ball, heal the pre, viously unddt>a!1·d H:cdle:;:s 4-0 Fri day eveninJ: m a n exh1b!l i on game al Muldleport l'ark The game was part of thf' a1· tr1ct10ns at th1' F1�h 1-"ry span• sored by thr Park Asso<•1at ion at which over 200 peuplt• atlrndcd. The Sen ators also an· urtclefeut­ ed i n rt�ular games. Th e Se nators' Rod Sauer loul'ii­ ed Dickie Fifi• rur a ;iolu hor1wr to right In the- sec-ond inning, added another in the fourth on auccenive singles by Gary Sto­ bart, Ga:'dne r. and Sauer. and two more in the fiflh on Hae• kett'li lead-off olnJ.(le, an error, a'nd Gardner's rlouhle. : L 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, :� �: G I GB , , ----------------·---------•I 1 -....,..---------------------- The Leaders Washing Facilities Open Next Week DUDS IN SUDS ◄ Aulomall, l,aundry In Middleport Owner-Ope. rator Mr,. Don c :D!ney FREE PARKIN G t lee the planf and 1pecl flcotl ont of thl1 l•llll htful hom e at A\ ·• THE POMEROY aMENT BLOCK CO. Here is o home with clean, low lines, beaut i fully proportioned . anc'I offering o ho t of better- l iving detail in its i nterio r a rrange­ • • ment. I t featu res tWo be'drooms ' a den or third bedroom, end both and a hblf. .•,,.,■ c1111 clW • ••'>' '•'i• • ,., • �"}'. '"'·""' ,.,, -k• tlili '.._ ,....,., ....,.,,. ..,. - __,,..., Ste .. r.w' .""'.. H,,._ � . COMPlllt · PROltCTIIII Nationwide meant ,o..­ plete i,uuranc:e aervice. Accident • • • Fire . . , . Theft , • • M1"dlc.a1 . • • Auto noblle • · • • l.,1clowmenh . , R_etlremenl • • , "i Life . . . Name your pro1ettfon i problem. Your Nationwjde & repmcruative can help you pl an wisely arid econo mica lly, "ft S 1 -� �01J!io•lf91>. ,t · .ii� Pirates Using Strong Armed r• ll' ay' I 1th Law On Their Side \V O • • i\, 'K all ne and h url ed h 1' lle,, b,11 the res t or the w ay. Hal Wood eshlck of the Senators snapped Baltimore's three-g ame win n ing atreek wlth a five-hitte r that e11r nerl him his second vic­ tory. ---·--- WALL, CASPIII IN IIUICK FLINT. Mic h . UPI-Ar t Wall Jr., a� d BIiiy Casper, wif.n en 01' the Cl rst two Bllltlv Ope n aotr to urna ments, toc\fy_ ..tered t h \' yea r'1 r,n,w\l HHeitfuled at tlil: 1 Warwick'• HIils gol f an d cou ntry club, July 1-1. -- The Ph illies lost not only the .,;ame but also t he services ot shortatop Joe Koppe, who will btl l!lidell ned six to eig ht weeks as • res ult ot l nj urle11 r�eived whe n he collided with teammate Tony Curry. KOppe dlalocated his right ct1Ait'aii1'1 , .,W111t· , , ' wrlat .ind Curry w111 eufferln1 tt from 1hook. OtMttt �11· C1rdl111ls Th� 0la n1• def11ted t he C1tdl• 1 ,.. nwi n1ll1 3-2, the er,vea bea t the Hcll,ard Catoolllie 1 · � �•� WI Recla, �. _and tt{l,� (lubs 11c or � a wl,:t· ever the Ootti- football 1fter ,..ttlnJ ma�. 10-lhn iiia ghter of I . el'I ' ,. l(eri-· - � I In the A�ca� Le11ue, t'h• , "-"'' eet end ' .. i .f � , ie\1 !ndl�n• cllm·* to wttliln l 'i . Dolly . �lh•r, wi � II�� 11me• of ftni place with I i-2 laful ;C(1n• , W'o� ,Qd �Ry . , . . Nate � c¢ Cleve vlttoey ever· 1:he ,,_,en, the $en­ �ylfll , , llr,, 1ilil li'i:o; ' 0� • ·w ter • of aton c•led off th, leque-ltld· vllla bu brollen thjl ,ll ahue of 37:)'0UI -Cl•R.lf� by �HI n\ark l n 1 01'10101, 4·1, the AthletlCI k downe4 lho While SOX, 7. 2, and � t< ,; tr ��� 1· • the Yl,bktie. brob a three-1;m1 losl/li 6\reot with • 4-3 decllllon over die Red Sox. s'i'i,11 e-e ,:he liravea win their lhi,d came I n i row on a burace ,or lour ho"" runt •ilhoo1h POil )lc• llahon hlid lo hall • n lnlh-l nl\lnl 1 1 S I. 2nd ,11. WY-N4t0 rally by , the Re4¥ to pre11ene C�!(on WtUof'.J lhll'f Vlctoq. )_ Pomeroy, di,i. Jim � aj\11 J_qbllriy KI IP,P. ateln te"amed up for Clevel•�•• � ....., yictory , onr: DettoU. Perry ,Won ••T••••••• bto linb llill• illh°"lh K 116,ln l'tlleyed him In lho ,.v! -..:: :,., � 1'l1h pi� bi'!l1, lllll. 1i)'uct out l jt MAX WARb H·-· ---,_..,. ---­ .. __ NOTICE MIIIOIOMlftf llcll'htffl Ofien Senion '� !'-� j:li �:��: . iil, r. Jt.!1 1 !\ t t:. � ·: 1h , .., · �� • wt .Jl!� •1• ti:ay ,11n.,o. "l.'B�· , o�..- BRADFORD tlnird i1 Oliist - ·oli6i ftl.VtVAt.. · •1 ·• Mn. i '11)jl· i �P""'ill ·\. tlJt::--P!•Y .±_ ·---_;.�- l. '1 A', . · ih •= '¥ith the hope it wi ll, in some maos\Jre, foster r.ind help sustain community l i fe, this feature is which is good in fami ly sponsored by the bu!<iness firms ond orgonizatic,ns whose names 'lnoeor below. S,TIFFLER R�D ANCHOR IIIAKER FURNITURE """ . News Of Week Apple Grove Bobby Sha ntz saved the Yan ­ kees' vlctory over the Red Sox when hi! got out of a n eig hth in­ ning Jam by gettin g pinchh lt ter Ted WIiiiama to Cly out wi, h the potenti al tyi ni run on thi rd. Bob Turley was the wlnner a nd Jerry Casale the lo ser. �Jl�� lq'.b ' ffi�• .• ..a ·W,il� \Iei�D' ., ' un-e 6 Jlemard I THII II IOAD WOIICt-Ingemar Johanaaon, who put& ht• heavywe11ht crown Oft ttle llne aramat Floyd Pattenon tn Now York come June 20, takM a breather from tralnir.l' tm'' · a bit ot ''road wo rk" at Liberty, N, Y. ! ;ast M.r•, w w i:::; �r,,�:�':�0�1'.!/�,',�� �;-::: <' lol programs on gartlenlng will bc Unlteil Press International presc-11 tr1l The programR ore II Th� Pi:��1 a, re mnng stro 11¥· pro Je cl o r the ga rden c hl be of thl R arm et bu no one can Ii ,up di11trict with Mrs • Garen Stans bury thein bccallse t he y've got lhe Law • _1 ulslrict 1rnbllr1ty chalrm an . o n their slde. That would be 30-year-old Ve rn �{rs. Ben rhilson of the A ma­ Luw, a n orda i ned mlnislcr of t he teur Gardene rs Cl u b or Middleport will he the guest on Mon day '• Mormon Church and a pitcher wit hout a pee r rig ht now in either , progrum und will b e ln tervlewe d o f the maj or leagues. on 1111rdenlng and the affairs of the Law, Who has been beate n on ly club which 11h e reprosentii. once, became the first big lea1ue Mobil• 2 Atlant1 1 pitc her to win eight gumcs this Birmingham 7 Chatan0091 2 1eason when he blanked the PhU, Memphlt 1 6 ShNveport 3 Hes, 3·0, Fl'ltl,11y night. The Pltta• NHhvlll• 4 Llttle A.eek 0 burg h 11ce yield ed eilil h t s i ngle, Ei11♦-rn I.Ngue and Walked one batter to lead Wllll•m1port 3 Rtadlnt 2 th e Pfratea to th eir sixth stral.ht All•ntown 3 lln1h1mfon 1 vict ory and keep them two a:amea L1nc11t.r 6 Sprlngfleld 1 In fron t of the pack. d i, ., !f. ·':'th":• weI. "!­ So �ha�l Ye leap!'' • eddii · Aciend W ·flt .ii& I Garden Clubs TO Presen t p rogram Mon day II Uu�'."'La� Enterpr,· se B "ble School To Beg·, n Mon d<;IV, I .fie , I . At Your o u ts in b oxing., predicted todiy Vi'siu I Akron By Unltt4 f,_. l,lterriatloNI i;. th e I ngemar Jo h ansson-Floyd Pat' · n rsville NATIONAL LEAGUE M A , yo un. tt: i terson re turn hea_vyweight t itle ·..., �Y(,1. � 8 Q 1 o rl ti•e past l l DI Playtt'.Clult O Al R H Pd. h v SI b o ut !Wkmld end m a kayo June w o u.S nee, ,� • her'. so"Ult layt a nd witl\; Adcock, MU. . 26 DB 12 35 .357 week 20 8t the pOIO G rou nd8 · , 'li gl/ rt AdCurry, Phila. 33 1M 12 37 .362 1 daU ter, Mr, al\4, Mr�,· o� l , n i Wand Clm nte, Pgh. 43 181 30 83 -� l �Op -p aiul to � "l dq_n't see the fig ht Rgtng Iii a.ms < Sk)imer , Pg h . . 41 166 38 56 J39 ! rqUn..ds " �id t,o q_i,., wtto • WII �- vlslt in N•W· V..rUntY:ljl e , W. Va., Groat, P gh . . . . 43 189 2S 63 -,:33 , ga?ded as o'ne Or t h'e sport's hard- wlth Mr. ant Mn. Mic)111el Ferna n�aya, S. . F. . . 45 188 3t.i M -US : ea.t hlttera when he SUCcesafulll' do (Ruby Young). Kil.Sko , Cm . . . . 44- 172 27 Mi .l}.o I defen.d� tM hea vyweigh t crown ( • , W hile, St. L. . 42 166 23 53 .ll9 I • record U \Imes IJruton, MU. · . 33 144 23 48 . "It will a tD�kout pne WAY p rl ti( rt Crary Wallen, Pbila. 35 . 1 16 16 37 or • the other " Louis said. "No- ),'jll/"· i e,: Ftld e:o AMERICAN LEAGUI i•� bmr �n�w, · '.i, � Jphansson, �n . "�� . G �-i:yatt:i · - P a Runnels, Usn . . 37 14' 18 lU fight. E�� lull""! he can hit ' 1n d �d� ht'er 0,;. tJi . e,. ';.!l';, <Il�� la; l!erra, N. Y . . · 31 00 lti 32 .1,111 · with hi, 'riahi/liapd." n le.:t. ueanna . -v,;_'1., . Allison , W as h . 40 152 z, 50 .� , ., � ... i, , �•fl'•. �111fiitt.·of ,Ml-. ahd �ii l)1\1 .rlljil_ to ' . )'11-. Marl,, N. Y. . . 36 128 28 f2 c mar• '!!' 1,. 1 , �, !leor&f , . . t\i� U!lt Jr«ip, 'att\'1'8•• o n a Mn. f,!in oao, Chi. . . 42 ·102 30 11,2 • 1 ony .,..�m -,,Ill'< In open , an rled , Smilb, Cht.. . . . 42 160 22 &2 •1 'ililril..iii. � ' loi�cko�t la,t June. , , Meo• tho m, , p. a t ay 4:11() \ od ■· Power, Clev e. 35 138 15 44 .�, •::r�!/11tp , 1<i�ked llko an am , . • Lut�enn Geptile, Bait 37 IN 1 7 80 .ilil .1 lflut .Jll �1 'l(ght," nid 1'}uls, 1ilh and � 1lder..., . . W: M�. Piersa ll, Cltve. 36 nu 21 36 .,11 1· )'�9. ' Is .•�In& •• Patlenon 'i ad• Crary • .. 1 ...., tcoompan rqut,, U Kl uezwak.l, Ch i. 28 N t4i :zg .309 1 v hor for the rei m match . ston .Charle \I> ¥on and Mr1. ,.. 1 . . ,; ", ; . RUNS IATTID IN . . � � � lane. a with end Mr. Mrs. rde bo a Roy o�ml Donthey rul N•tlonal. LHgue: Cl emente, �J- , hue. . "'" �, a.. k.. Cubo :l6i c.....i• ha rdwoods not Mr. � nd , Mfs. WaJter �eDad,e, • Many Oh io 011.nt, 33; Mc.Covey, Glants 1 331 Kim and Ge�p �rly, 'l'roy, •�ht 1 g� enough for lu_mtier or pulp 1111..,, Red■ 30; ltobln10n., Rtdi th e week ena with Mrs. 'Eana I wood are well suitOO lor the pro30 Rous h a nd fa mily. Mrs. Rous h ac- d uction of ch arcoal, accordi n g to : A�rlun LNiu• Hin....,_ Or- com��n�e� them h ■1 nk... l ome for an I n- � Oht·o Stile Un iversi ty Extension 2; L• lol 32; Ma rls, Ya I de!imte .v,slt , spectallsts. , mon, Senators 29: Gentile, Ort,\-f r. and Mr11. BUJ'hl Wolfe �d . olff 29; Skowron, Y1nkNt 29; Ml- fa n;1ily of Hebron spe n t Me mori al A modified ayalem of prunin g noso• Whit• So 29. D a y week end wlt h George f!•Y- ca n reduce fruit ctie�in g of t oHOM: RU NS . ma n and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon m atoes b y as much as 60 per N•flonal Leagua· ■.oy.r Cardi- Wolle . cen t, Oh io Agriculturpl Experi­ . nal" 14 • l•nkl C:uN 12; Aaren Mr. and Mr�. ilerbert Roush a nd me nt StAtlon h ortlcult\irtsts ha ve BravN 1 1 ; Mathews, lraws lO; son a d Be�s 1�:·Slaug1J.t,r were at found. McCo'ffY, Giants 101 RGblnaon, Baden,11 W. Va., to · dectJnte graves Reda 10. Sun d ay ar tern��nMa y a : o rl , • Am-,lc,n L gue Mr1; �rsa l>arsons and Roger , ke" 1 2: Lemon, Stnitcu·• II; are v111 1. tJ n g her daughter , Mrs. Held• Inell•ns 10•, C•rv, y1 nk"' Donald Hllpp and family Ash la n d I; ManH•, Y1nbH 7. Mr.._ a� . Mn. Lovett of . New PITCHING .__ Bri{Z hton;,., a., spe n t M e morial Day Nation• I LNtue.. L ••• Pl rarww wetkenci' t.'lth Marion Ours . l,1; S1nferd, Glantt S.1: Friend Mr. iamt Mra. Clarence Rous h Pittsburgh 6-2; MeCorm lck, G I• and sons of Wihriel d. w. Va ..' visit­ anft 7 ; Buhl, lrav" 4-2. �c1n LH1ue C t , Yan- ed edncsd ay with the form c r's faAm.r : oe fl th er Fred Roush and family . . ' ' kMs 5-0; Staley, Whit. Sox 5-1; Barber, OrlGle1 5-1 ; Hall, A�I • tic, 5°1; lsft'ad1, OrlfJI .. 5-1. IIA$E8ALL AIDS FOUNDATION NEW YORK UPI-The fourth ann u al Na ti on al Foun datio n Ba se ball Day will be held July 4 with all baseball tt ama th roug hout t he co u n try co11t ributi ng towards t he M arc h of Dimes progl' am. Th e By Mn. Herbert Rou1h Forestt Neicler of Racine spent maj ors, mlnors and other- b a ae• Sunday atternoon with h ill aunt, ball gro ups ha ve pledged their 1 1upport. Mrs. Edna Rou11h. Mr. and Mn. Victor Swain of Ra­ I cine ca lled on Mr. and Mn. Her­ bert Roush and son, Mond ay even- I 'f' ., Ing. , , n bee Kenn eth who h11 ol \ • ' I e fl!Rlored I�· �r,laq4 ' arrlved ho'Me Frrifty an 'wi\l 1\.6\v be em, Pl @ e4. in Pomeroy 1 SeVetal from he;e a ttended com­ �� » exerffi al Raci n e P 'frl!!n it. 1h 11 vi• "' �liliti 'W• , .t,I\, 11114 111r,1. l!toBuddy Tome), anil . Klren lf' I e·r;wa,- °it: I 8f Rematch Certain After Near Riot In 12-Rounder COLUMBUS tuPl) - Scioto Downs 01>cned a 44-day harness rarin g me et Fr1doy nlgiht and set records in atten dance, handle and 11Ppee d. TN.ck orrlcial-s said t hnt 7.2415 fa1111 showed up 1m d wsgered $143�1{\ ()fl the rune rare end. Ruby's Sun raptured �he &-it.500 featw·e rice In the time o f 2:01 4� and paid this back e rs $2.80, $2.80 and $2.60. 1 l f Scioto Downs Sets Records In All Phases I-N-EW llXVEN SOCIAL Nvws 1'!l •� � : Getting What 'fe Give vfulilo . L·�•� a,m "77i w' Pittsb urgh �� 1 4 .u·, � ·I,\ S311 r'randsco ...., 1 7 6,,_ 2 II 1 l 9 1 6 . 54J 1:1 Milwa ukee . I 22 22 500 71,l,i MEMP\ 11s, Tenn. uh-!Be n c.illC'lfillliti 20 ia .465 9 1 Uoga n . tied for the lead lq 1.bt SL Luu1s 1 .0.., A n�elt>s 20 24 45fl 9 ½ po,ooo Memphis C)p� kplf ·1011:r• 1 li 22 421 1 0 11,ement, stalked the JaiMp , toChll'ai;•i 1 4 30 :H8 15 ¾ I da,-, in his bid to ,tll;rn �•c� j.he PhHadel p-)dn , �lock and renew his ecqualntanee Friday's RHulh with vil'tory. 1-'illshul'glh 3 Phih1. 0 (n i�ht l .r r _ Milwaukee 6 Cinrinnali 4 ! n i �"ht) Hogan, 48 year.s ot.d kQUlna: Im- · ('h. i 6 L A. s ! 1 0 inns . . nig'ht) mortal from Fort Worth.,. TQ:., S;in t-'ra n . 3 Sl. Louis 2 (ni-ghl l flashed his old mastery Friday by Si,turday's Probabl• Pitd1au turn ing in a second straight 66 Pitt!lburgh at Philacle-lphi� and bouncing into a t hree-;trok e J laddix (3· 1 ) vi; Conley {2-:il aclv.ontage a t 1 32 with Bob Ros• SI 1.ouis at San FrandM'O burg 1i nd J. C. Goosie. Kline <2• 4 1 vs Sanford !5- 1 ). Cincinnati at M i l waul<ce - NewAlmost uncannily accurate rr0m co�h.e (3·2) vs Burdette (�·2l -. tee tu green, Hogan sh owed sig ns hica _g:o Lo � �.�g :,1 e-s � lll i.('1it · o f elimi1111ting the putting troub· _( i l lrnms ! 3 DL 1. J e s caused by inactiv it y on the Hobbie f --6) v,s $11nd1y � G1m•1 _ L(olfing cirl'uit . . r:tts_bur,g� at Ph1Iadr l ph1n {2) . He lofted a 25 foot sand wedge Cl�r1n 11at1 at M I i waukee (2) shot into the rup for a birdie �lhicag� at Los An;gele� on [he first hole to thrill 3.000 St . Loun; p t San ftran<'1�co · .g h 1m rollow1n ' , arou nd t he Co1on• AMERICAN L E AGUE la\ Country Club coune. W. L . Pct. GB Balti mQre 27 16 .628 Cleveland 23 1 5 .600 I ½ Cl1ic,a1w 22 20 .524 4 11 New York 20 19 .513 5 Detroit 18 20 .474 6 ½. Kansas City J D 23 45'2- H l Washi ngton 17 23 .425 8 ½ Boston 1 4 24 .368 10½ Prld1y'1 Results NEW YORK UPI-Wel terCleveJ.and 6 Detroit 2 ( nif;hlJ weights Emile GrlHlth and Jorge Watlhinglon 4 Baltimore 1 ◄n ig ht ) Fernandez were practically re• I matched today for a ret 1Jrn 12· Nt!'w Yor� 4 Bost.on 3 ( n,ight) Ka nsas C1ty 7 Ohlcago 2 (n1ghti round bout 11t Madison Square Saturday's Probable Pitct..n Garde n July 19 becau se of the Boston ,at Ne w York - Mo 11q 0u . ne ar-riot started Friday nlghl by quette (4-4) v 11Short (2-3 ) . Gri ff ith's unpopul ar split decision Detroit a t Cleve-land - Fo }1ti ck at St. Nicholas Arena . ( 1 4) vs La�an ( l -0). C hairs and rubbish wer e hu rl ed Kan11as City at C h ica.go _ John• the gall ery Jn to t h e ring a n d from ttcm ( l -2) vs Sh'll w (4-4) . Wattrungton -at Baltim ore (nig.h l) preis section when It was au, nounced that clever Griffit h, 22, -Stobbs (2-1 ) vs Bariber \fi• l l. N ew York, h ad won th e 10-ro u nd l uod•v·s GamH verdict over sluge:er Fernandez, K.nsia11 CJ ty at Chic-ago 12) 24. Of Ar�e ntina I n th eir natlon • Detroi t a t Clev•Jand {2 ). ally t, jevis ed fight. lt.hnore nl W ash in, g loll' t1t n et c, �ffN :Yo rk (2) N at Gol�. Western U: nlon oper• MINO• LIAOUI RESULTS ator for ',nited Presa lnternation• lntern■t lipn1I Luau• al, was stru('k I n t he ba('k, beforo11to • Columbus 3 tween the shoulder blades, by a Rlehmond 5 ,ontrul 1 f lying choir; but he gamely con1 MIMnl 4 Rotftett•r 2 tinued sending. H•w•na I Buff•lo 4 The crowd of 1,261 booed t he Am•rlc1n Astocl •tlon dechiiou for mo re th a n flv e mi nMlnne1potls 3 lndlan 1poll, 2 1 utcs, and some or the ga lleryists St. P1ul 6 Louln·llle 1 I who wert!n'� thrOIW\ng chain, O,llis, Ft. Worth 6 Houlton were smashing them up. Speci a l Chitlffton 6 O.nnr 4 police finally quie ted the demon . Pacific CoHt League strators. Ther e was no repo rt of Vancouver 9 Sacramento 8 anyone heing hospitalized. S,okine 1 1 S.lt Like C lty S s,1tt l• 4 San Dl•to 0 1 �•CIOl'N :, Porfl1nd 1 Soutkarn A1MM:l1 tlon � 41n,'1' � we re Mn. Rou£1 '( A_ h � =d �r':' Pir! . E, and ltlcty, Mr. and Mn, o Rary �nd Rnnnie, SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF TllE WEEK ly Mn. CarrOII Adams. Jr. I F.d w m Jewr ll . 1'he meet mg closed �ars\ e ow: .., an Roger, · dd. GIil SCOUT MEETING ! with pr";cr hy '.'tlrJ. Ellmtt. r R R n. n t Klre Pam o,Ul.hJ � M. f W SE ING CLUB The New Hann Girl S<"oul . I a nd Kevi n of Slaton, Mary � Troop I met on Tuelr�y morning • T hi· St \'. 1 ng Cluh met an Tues• . , al the hom e of Sheri ¥cGIVlhhn d:i) oft 1 rrm1iri al thf' h<tme of Mrs �•;Y G � a nd Eldon R<' lii 1 e5i, 1 Rouib, and the '.liuu­ Dur111.i:: the m eeH ng officers for N o w, , 111 Th < i �I'- attending �E're r � · . By Koy L. Smith the cummg yicar wer,e eletted. M rs. L . J llu 1 1 1 •11('ultcr, !itrs. Hui;io o �ot�l I , fu.slt." , -il ' ' f: LLO-., nlP Mfrrt' ptei11 de nt. Sherry l'�ltshcr; v1ct: Juhlrni;:. �In, H F Bryant Mfs o:t from t ht New tffenn Jesus of Nazareth w.u s a man of his own generation. In the pres dent, Brenda Brown; serre• Lloyd Ho ush ' : : w · e i . Mrs. . T. Ston c e i UB Cbu.rch" ad«nded only story that has come down to us out or his childhood, it is tary, Na ncy Hill; treasurer. Sheri �11rs J L Stewart, :\1rs. Donald 1 an said that he "grew in wisdom, and in stature, and in favor McGlothlin Plans were ma d e for Smith, Mrs. Philip Wolpert and � l Yout�F1ows,hlp .Dlltrict: m• � � working at t.he 1wlmmJoc pool this guests. Miss Sue Lehew and �uz- mg at e ooeil UB Ch i . with God and men." tho� a t , iiclinl Am fl ce ntly . This means that he picked up out o! the life with which he summer. A wi e ne r roa!"I w as plan- annr Wolpt:rt. and the hostess w ere i..a'!Y -{fe r n g, Judy B , Kl-· Tht> next met-"tini,: will ht' held al en L. 1 !f: was surrounded a great deal of the wisdom of the common ned for t he nut mee ting. The club ;u � "' ':'· u� Ju •- olph, people. Th.en , having passed it through the !iller of his own also voted a weekly duet of �c per the home of :\lrs L. c . Roush on _ aro 1yn 1 evi. ng, �and)I Pf=ten,, girl. June 71h · am azing mind, he turned It back to his generation as a- part Sheldo n Roush, Na ncy ArmJtronif ReJreshm en ts were aerv ed to GROUP VISITS COLLEGE !'-Jorma Roach, Mr1. Jack Fleshff, of the Gospel he preached. Nancy Hill Br end .a Brown Sus.an A �coup of yout h and advi1K1re j,f rs. Edwin _ Ste in, Mn. William Grim1tead , · J ud y Ho(fman.' Sherry visited Otlerbein College at West• G ress, M_a rvm Be nnett a nd Rev. Fl esher, Diana Bostic, Sheri McThe Uniform Sunday School lesson for June 5: "THE enille. O hio . r�<'<'ntly T h n se going Robert Dille. Glothlln and Mrs. Robert McGloth• GOLDEN RULE," Matthew 7 : 1 - 12; Luke 10:25-37 , GOOD WILL CLUB were David L1evin�. Judith Horr. lin uaistant leader. man . \\'.i)liam Bird, Jun (' B umgar ' ":he Good•Wl�I Club . .met for � WSW$ HOLDS M.E ETING the ir May meetma: a t the �orne of Th ere seems to hav e been a common saying among the peoThe wsws of the Bachtel u. B. ner, \h il1p Coodrut� . �ean �tte Mil- I Mr . ler, rm s Clyde _Rice. The mi,etmg was d strong, Clark, Connie pie which said, "Th e measure you give will be the measure Church met o n Tue sda y evenlu g .a t N� A co? d uct�d m hobo George Randolph. R , d.yl e . A 1ur• y w� an d aver · dropyou get." From some source this profound proverb wa.s the home of Mrs. Atrred Cl a rk. Susan Randolph, Leah A nn Mille r, pn1e gom� away s hower was held ped down into the mind of Jesus, a-nd as he rneditated on it in Mrs. Laura Elliott ope ned the ud y Al he y , Jean � um ga�ner. for Mn. .Rlce . the light of what he knew and believed about God , he came to m eeti ag wit h prayer followed by JSherry Flesher, AUXIL! ARY MEETING Jeanme Miller, . scripture hy Eh1ic Clark a nd Mrs. the conclusion that it was true. The American usio n Auxlliar, Gail \id ler, !d rs . l l a rrr Hoffma n. y a r lliott. were by Pocms d a M e r • E Then one day, in the course of one of his s ermons, he quot Jewell and '.drs. Virgi nia Sh.ar- Mrs IJarry �1l ler. Mrs. G� orge Post 140 met Mond�y even.Ing for Ra ndolph and Rev . Robert Dille. tPe ir r�gular meeti n g whic h o_pa truth you can depend ed it, as if lo say, "Thi,;i. is upon." 'f baugh. A Bible quit on Mot her.11 of Matter of Getting U. 8. MEN ATTEND CONGRESS ene� �th the Flag Saint� and the the Bible was conducted by Mrs saying that the best of life con. --- ------ ·- _ _ ._ A group of men from · Ne w Ha• National Ant hem. Mrs. Fred R oush The preachtrs are fond ve n a11d BachtPl EUB C hurches at. �as Acting. Chapla in . A short butsists of giving, and that is at least partly true, But it is also 1 tendNl the Hlh · Annual Men 's m_ess meeti1]1 wa11 h el d and the true that &· very great deal of life consists of getting, and all Corii;ress ;i t t he Conference camp Lio ns � ub 'Sl.en u waa , pla nn ed. The of us are apt to get what we have given. at Ev•lin•Breth Acres at Buckhan- door pnu was won by Mn. Thel• If we have presented a Wr'J face lo the world, we are very nan. Sal urday and Sun day. Dr. ma Cape lf!nt . ap t tO ge l scow ls , f rowns, and blac k I00 kS ·In re t urn. On tbe J Harry Denman. executive secre tary ATTEND DINNER CON F E RENCI I Se veral mem!>en of the N"ew Ha· unwashed mirror in the washroom of a shabby little midwestThe Vacation Bible School a t the �en c ral board of evange lism of ve n , and Bac htel EUB Cburchea atern hotel I once saw a motto posted , whicti read; e h t ist d tho e M or hurch ,dll h Nas e C Ente rprise EUB Church will be � i n t e n�� a con fere nce d i nn er 'lit the "Llfe is a Mirror: :\fondav, June 6 at S :30 a. m . The was gues1 speaker. National Goa�d Armory in .Dunbar Smile at it .and goal of the sc hool is to teach the • BIRTHOA - Y DINNER Tuesday eve ning. Mn. EdwJn Steln · c hlld ren many 1h mg a boi.:t l he 1 ife A h 1�1 hda f d r nn er was held re- or th e New HaVen church and M'iN II WIil smile back at You ," . A very large part of the life that befalls us is the life that of Jesw; and also teaeh them to use rentl y 1 11 honor of th e 82nd b irth- Norma Lee Roach, Bachtel were t heir hands and talen ts in makine: day of_ Mrs. C harles Roush . Those host ess is returning to us. ea rr OTp t hei r cbnnihea. Tbe . ems for the home. Each attendm g were Mrs: An n r.ooddin ner was one of teVffai in Qie , I had sent.out a large mailing one day, consisting of severa l useful i t item made will remind t he chil d or nl te_. Mr . and Mrs. Richard Roullh , W es Virgini Conferen a t ce on Uni• hundred letters .addressed to newspaper ed!tors. The next day the lbings • l earn ed i n Bible School Lorm Roush and Bobby Joe. Mn. fi e-d Sfe ward1hip Adva1'ce fo� die II my wife \;ame in with the morning delivery of mai l and drop- as the y are uaed in the hom e . Th e Ne va Zerkle, 'Mr. a nd Mrs. Ha_rold u , - ,·•• u n ,· t e d .._. " .i:.v ne� i ..... I . nr-1:,breu • • . pe d a dozen or more of them on rn desk, each one of which 11c hoo 1·s t he me 1· s "The Teac h mg s Lee Zerkle. Ronnie a nd Be h nd.a . Ch ur·• . Ro• E. messm• layman � bore the stamp, "insufficient ad ress.'' With a whimsical or Jegus." Mr. and Pifrs. Ra�mond Zerkle and from ""ff'f' ightl Cbunh Point As ,; result of his labors ·and the goodne ss of God he has been rewarded with a smile, she said "E-'el'ything you get today is something you M B . Th omas Be nt z is direc tor Jerre11· of Ch eshire; Mr. and Mn. Pleasa nt wa11 ma ster of cnemon'IO. bounteous harvest. H_i s grandfather taught h im, lo�g ago , that , 'if you reap· well you or the VBS and h as planned four Charles Zerkl e and Charles . M r. Amon g the speaken were __.fte.- "! sent out yesterday." must prepare the soil properly and sow go od seed.' And that is life. "The measure you give is the measure you classes so 1 h at th e ch ildren will be and &t:rs. G ran � Roush, E ldon , Gary Ray Cole , Conference sfiperinien: working wit h oth era of lbe same and Glenn, Miss Mary Roush. Mr. dent a nd Bishop Gordon Howit4. get." S!) it ls. in all walks of life. If we sow the dragop's teeth of intolerance and hate we a(!e group. 11le teac hers we� and Mrs. Donald O. Roush , Keith. th e Central an!'a b illbb', Only OM, Moumer wen ltr. ani 11'.n.. are certam fo garner only the tares of uhha pphte15 and evil. We see and feel almost c hose n some time a go and h ne Al lred. Kathy an d Donna, M r. and nding Atte the most rein one A fqneral service was being held of . an r Nelson . e i n n o R Roush, ■ d .i everywhere throughout tlle world today th e aWtlll consequences of the �owing of the Harry Miller, llr. ·and Mn. Pl._ t been workine: hard in prep ring a M spectable mortuaries in ollt town, and someone happened o pro ram whic h will be reat value Randy, Roger Ro?9h, Mr. an d Mn. g g Rickard, Mr . and Mn� Otha Liff. "'leiis of prejudite and greed. The harvest, as we all know, hao liee'n frightful - War. gl_a,nee into th, e chapel. The'.m1:.a<:h Ro�rt Rowh, Karen , Pam and i"°, rs Fred Uate• _ er wa.8 stand'..-" '"'6 fn the pul- to those attending. M . �-.0'0...::.:.a 'Ili.,ease, Famine and Death. ' , ll1'11·. � ·� pit, and the·smger was seated beSlde the organ. But there was An of feri ng to help pay e xpenses Kevin • ason ; M r. and .. ".l rB . ~d r 11: Burris, �n. F.dw:ln S:lein , Miu m. 0r M S pre�nt on Iy one mourn'er! · ({ we would all try sowin_g a few mote of the seeds of Kindness Charity and lh\der­ Will be taken each morning. AU ham. Danny. Ralp h and Je an . Mr. el R!ddJe 11.r. � 1itr1. , Luther "Whose service is it?" the obser,rer it\quired of the morti- children of 1 he communitv are in- and Mrs. Ralph Roush. 'Mr. and 1 Smith, lfr. and Mrs� slandlng we might, each, m our own �man way help make the World a better place in IJe vcian. vitecl to atte nd. All who pian to at - Mrs. Jack Hesson and Sha �e , M r. tog, Miss Norma Lee Roich inil which to live. There is no better place to se e k for guidan,e iq thi,s worthy undertaking, �rs. Kenneth Her!1, Mike and Rev. R otiert r,me. "He's a, man who ha,s lived in this town for 15 years,'' was tend are uked to please be at the and and the revival of faith in ourselves and in our fellow man, than by regular .attendance nni� . Mr. and Mr-s. Jimmy �( i�sh Bo New H1ftft Nrioufa . · the reply. But his brother fr.om a distant city is the only one c hurch at 8 :30 Monday mornin2: and i ndy at the Church of our choice, . Mr. and Mn. ;J_ L. Stewart iii4 , Mr. and Mrs. � dUam C m 'P i registrat for The on. rogram w who came. He tells m e that the deceased had made quite a bit hegin each day a t 9 .a. m. and con- Roush. Joey. . Eleanor. Herbie. Har- 1 Mr. and Mn. J. B. Couch of Poi nt he lived entil'ely to himself." of money, but ry and Bonnie. Arnold R�usb, Mar- Ple as.ant were recen t \lititon o1t . tinue until 1 1 : 30 a. m. g All ? f h 1mse lf h e h ad. ever glven awaf had returned to atOn June 17 the children will pre• aret Lou Rnney . and Misses• Beu- Ogtebay Park at Wheeling. . tend his funeral - nothing. 011d !hot Mrs. Jewell Clifton of Roanoke, sent a pro,eram at the church us- la h and E ulah Gnmm. I - COUPLES CLUB ass Rule �e Br h' Va., was a recent guest of bq par. h t ing se h o ey wh things h t have . . The Couples Cl ub met recently en t.s , Mr-. and Mra. John Grimes. That simple _ rul� of life which a,p pears in the teachin�s of learned. The program will begin at the home �f Mr. and Mrs. F:8 rl Mr . and Mrl. o. J. Bostic and Jesus , . and w�1ch IS CO!f1IDOn)y cal.led "the golden rule, ' ap- � t ? :30 p. m. a nd the public ts rk for t Cla ir regular �meeti og. daught ers were recen t 'l'iatton J.D nv1ted. � work Han� during made 1 a ot forms 1n the. 4,achmgs of several Pl n. Hl yarymg the great . the school will be on display from Thos� attendmg we re Mr. -. na !lit:rs. Hunti ngton tjAijous teachers of the world. t " · Geor�e Burns. Mr. and ' Mrl!l · LesArt hur Wehrli hH been � surgito 7:30 in t he social room and �:30 It i s just a little as if God had revealed its truth to men of m the basem e nt of the c hu rch. 7.e rkle, Mr. and Mrs. H�rrv cal patient at Holzer Ho1Pit8l�filler, Mr. and Mrs. Jame s D1@hl. all races and ages as one of the basic principles of the good M'r. and Mrs. Knoll iDcl son Mlddleporl l'on·eroy Budget Shopping Cenler Ji- . �fr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke and or Wellsbu.ni: were recent �es.ts nf Jile. . . r>erta �Servtces Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Probably nothing Jesus ever said has been quoted as many Mr. and Mrs. Carl Temui'nt a nd Th is Sundav being Penetrost ROTARY CLUB I family. times, or ignored as much, o t he hu d f 0 R There is a "brass" rule which enjoys great popularity as a j '. M_r. a nd Hrs_ . Clyde iee and P:!�� \f1n� 3 � ;�i�� Ha�� !!� fo� J:e7r �:. a: ; 0 ' family have m ov� � EvansvDle, practical rule of life. Every man .for himsel f, and the devil ma de for a gala " church bi rt hday Iv mee '.'lu'om Built Kitchens t i n e zt the Hartford Me1 ho- I take lhe hindmost." And a huge percentage of the woe of this partv" wit h eac h prrson prese nt to dist Church with t h e ladies of the Jnd ., where Mr. Rice 11 emplayed. Makers of Bolsum Bread Mr. 8 nd Mrs. Bernard IJ!vtng Jr. l'Jlddleporl world is �be produce of that cynical advice. . rl"ceive a piece or birt hd ay cake, chllrc h se rvine the dinne r. A s hort of of J?ayton we re recen t vilafors Copyright 1960 by the Division of Christian Education Na- at tlle First U nited Presbvtcria n business meeti n'l: was held. • lbeir parents_ h ere. Mr. Lieving is ' al urches h C Middlep1Jrt e ncl Svr.aBIRTHOAY DINNER tional Council of the Churches of Christ in the United s tates ::n EUB Se,ninary slud en t at Dly ' cuse at the 10:30 and 9 a. m. servThe 58th birt hdav of G ra nt o. of America. . ' OF AMERICA · ices . Roush was observed recently with Mh. Cbatles Ray of. Spencer W'II tt,,"'1 t:nloa 5888, R,ven1wood, W. Year Dodge & Plymouth �� a recen l gueat of hs,daugbter and £.a{Oilf, the Fraot 'J'bom� ! . Mrs. Otha Lievin1 and. lln. � !l".. • Bert Rouah, · Mrs. Car:rin Ollv� B1kera Of ·Good Bread • Mn.rDavid K:at of the New, ff••tin Submitted By Rev. Paul Hoob and ·Uriion EUB Oaurches, 'lttend­ ,· Tht! Loyal Son s an d Dau g h ters of t. ,.; ed a brmeb conference · ■t ., the 'Middleport Church of C hrist Minnier of Tuppen Plains, South Bethe� •� Camp Ev-u n-Breth Acres, at BUek..­ Local yo ung people and memenjoyed a hay ride and wiener and Lollrldge E.U.B. Churches . h�on. :recently. , 'MorninJl' wnnhip l[ •- m. : Evanro at ast Thursday even in g he hers of area Na:iarene Churches t I Jelistic servlc.e 7.30 p. m. Trayer o ali, of llr. Uld ' Da.tci Hud "Seek ye first the Kingdom or God." - Mathew 6:33 h ome or Mr. and Mrs. Milton Houd. ar'e scheduled to take .an active lll'!lvor 8 . t m E"�DIDI aenice, M)'s. E; � gene H�U hi& been > t r at pa in t he ann u al program . ashel t. They met a t the ch urcll and 11urgical p atif!nt at Holzer Hospital. These , w ords o _ Jesus His h t f Sennon in on c e the u mp a Mount in Na:tarene s o nd · 1 is g. the r to went the farm i n cars f om li!IIIFalrylew Chu'rch, Rev. .m..t Mr. and Mre. Howard Wac:enhalt wh ere Mr. lfoudashel t drove them Columbu s, tha t will start as soo n key to a .•u�cessful life, _and Is also the key to the beginning t Thoma&, pastor. Sunday ac\;01 e 1 are vacationing i n Texaa. h c h he t urc a mbly se as in and conbnumg of a Chnstlan life. Christ ,;poke to Peter o -wide on the hay ride. Th ey later return- s 9:30 ahi Supt. }Jer"bert oush ; J ltiehard Mulford, son of Mr. ancJ is o City ed s t a s an K comple _ n e ed r o f n arm f wie to the r th eir day and .said I will give unto pr ayer services Wednesday 8:00 11.ii , , ,, , M rs. Ray Mulford, has enliatecl' · in I Ju ne 24 . r o ast. pre a c h ing Sunday ni11it 7:30; thee the key s of the Kingdom . the Ai r Foree and is ltationed' al , 1• The annu11i cam p r.:>r boys, 9 fo of Heaven. This is certainly Etrjoylng tbe oilUn g "ere Kare n -�■-nhitd .. CMrct. of JI\IU• \>o-i , Joung, peoples meetlnB; suna> Lac.kl and AFB, San Antonio, Tn: , 2. ly u , J to e 27 Jun be w111 IS, da y 8:U pm. TY SllHIS for ,lverfone Walker Freddie Brown Ruth Ann "F}J.e cam p for &iris, 9 lo 13, will the first key that Peter need­ ... -, Lohr Doy ..,.... Old Mn. Robert Johnston and ctik ' �� fbita, . on PorUan r! llo1d Ed1i'ards, Larry Heine's, Judy WildSU NDAY �.' ed to receive. runner in a A Pr,a d ren vllllted ielatiyes in Nitro 11-v: Chur«ftNI 'RH ahd boys ut 1� ermuth , Ricky Oiler, Carol Scptt, be Ju�y 4-9. 1 A� lfiilHM?r tlebt'Ol 9:SO utl t,reacn.ln i w: H, ••�•bat' h P9sfori 'b 'ni ' .•,,.,:. rate needs a starting place e ral dafs last Week. � \V.BTN-TV : are exls r gi of r numbe me a � ]Jutch Bachtel, Judy Butcher, Carol 9 . � JS el Chann lll,m and Bib!e Stut1y • W:Jd Clift: Su�U :hp�, u: ;m a. �, .� Mt 'Mr. and Mr,. J. L SteWart and so ea<h of us !lee<! a place ""i'l' � Hudson, Carolyn Searles, Sand ra pected. . . ; , ir.... P■stJI' c. W. Prof Phil W'iaif "The Light • d uation of tb�ir e nd e d the gra t l(tetlng mist to slart in the Christian life �stric h O io I . . Simpspn, Beverly Cundiff, Neda , li·�' Ccntr� . son, Wallace,, from th• Vnivenity · , � '..,: ,.pt,., Dar�, J · Bradlord , David Wiley, Cari Lele, 1,qnary convention will be July We must begin, by seeking Kentucky, at Lexington, X,. of ·■ c Chrltfli,n Sci�• ·� ,44 vre and John Hysell. a · . 'i, �i.vrch of;$hrllt, Pomorov, � r a Cl � �9, in ch ar�e of Mrs. God. •� cf.ar e W hile t here they were guat, of ' irl'DV . guest e h t. n T prea1de ltd. Eua•P..P µn4ef'iood �i 7,,,o a in." r;ii' o y, a w " . 'I11e youn g people were aecomt, - , ominc t �fao �. Mulberry-av, Pom�o;r. , � Mr. and Ml'II. WaU ace Stewart for. · . Bitile Scliool 9:31i' t. hi.} · Pnyer�nl" W th Ehiabe Mis11 be 1 11 w\ . aker -•, M_ Mr s. ar There are people today who service at 11 wltb '.'God ;1 . e On l)' i,an le(I by th eir teacher . ·\.. t., t he week end. ra'tlp 10:90 a. m. )!:VM"I m-: Cole , 1�uss1onary n urse . to the will sa•y , I have lost interest hilds, Mre, George Hudson, C tha . e the� , d jof" an <;:re • ubject a C uee a a. . . Harry J_ RoU!III. aon of �. and � , • , - 4. h Sout m lony o c · leper p 7:30. p. m.1 Roi.t bl!J ! Rev. and Mrs. Fre� I. Ga rd n er and n. of because t of lhe lliiion serlllqq, church, T my in .KH ft: William Roush, has been . a Mrs. ftff !l� 1 � t -iY ,) blfl School' siipt . i,;a. i . · r• Sun• Thu, 111th the tord tbJI· <realed lhe Houda,h elts. "•'' !ltn....a'uih. E , happened has W: that pati ent at Ple usnt Valley Hoapital. Something lcl. a h' , ' di •- .rill. ·t n t 1titute. N ursery and Jun ior Ch urch T�ead�y �Viht ;:;�: ;�� ::� or they may sa , I'm not feel­ f od Mr. ilhd Mn. Bentt,1 Orimea Mid , •;-... LeWla :fie1.� r �!:me': t l: g�J h nl!:ra! it·(� Li n da, of Lebo nan, Va., Were ·r• it or to, B. used G. as r ing as well llnu, through July 22. . D . Lejt. • and l!ra. Dale · sh ip !O:f•/ 1. :II· . l'MY )e:t, 7 p. hath e,tablioh id )� He, <Nat� 1� for ch ildren . cent gu!!'ats o� bia parents, Mr. lnd ne­ United MethDdlst Church, _PornWilliamso n , Ka n s a s City, will be has who person may be a •�� , Patton. m.; Ev11r ne �fftd •1 :� rt ]I:. n ot in v■i n• H io • !d lt to be i n• eroy; E u a:ene Brown , mim ster;. th M'rs. John Griffies. e presidi n g gen er al superinten , because Christian a ver been ,... .,,RU.. MtttllodJlt Cltui'Ch Sll)ltb iJ.. c_::11.ct P!a,er , eettn,: hahlted; I :.m\J.e1r:r,1 , �nd there Mr. and MrR. Bethel Vance weie I Sun day School 9·1& �· m., Kenn e th d ent. ' y. they don't care for the Ille Tbu1da . 1:30 . Pa,tor Davk 11 n o ne else. Isaia h 4&:18. Wed n e• 0eo...-e ...,, wed. end ,ueat, of Uw:tr son and. ,. , , r , 1 The central Ohio camp meetFihley, 111pt.; Wc,rsll1p, 10:30 n. m., professing Chris• family, Mr, and Mn. Tbmnlf!I' ..., •· boot · A � '\ana I ,�1ta1 . Atllrnhit. , It, 12', day evenIng Iffl'Iee at D P, m. " The Pr>wer of the Spirlt."; MYF, i ng will be July 22-31 with three that some � To all of these ing. i� liv tlan Q'il,r P' Vant'e and Barbara in MorgHtown. . Iii « S-- Dorcas, �- Codner. .,.st�· Sunda, H_Nth �od lat Church, Mid• Jr. and Sr., e p. m.; Mond ay. 7 p. preachin g services d:1ily. The t e They attended, the graduation ,er. ,!NiJfej ., • -n., R.ef'ortllt.t " ��ool l l. ,.■- D}• C�Udte'n. l Clh•l'."!b dlePort. fttymon K onkrig ht, pas- m. Commi!IBIOn meet. 7:45, Offic1 al worken will be Dr. V. H. Lewh and many more eicuses Christ says to you, ··Seek ye first , lhings on these all and Tc-,lc. vkl!I of tlielt IOn f'rQm West Vir� p. 111. 'f�hl'P '7 !,90 'p. m. SurdQ' tor. Chureh_ Sthoo :30 . a. m., Jack Board meet.. Wed., 9 a. m. Prayer Ka:isas City, secretary ol eva n- Kingdom of God, and His rigbteouSJ!ess, shall 11i nl a Unl\1er1lty, ■chool of meehau.­ ere.) 8 ett , life. on ouUOOk t,; •u B ,health, e tle, better s, i t hearsal. blessing o r� i . ivi':.'e r P, Y; '1 b. m. Choir r e .e:,Usm; Rev. H. G. Purkiser, C a n•n (maierta nd 1tu d �� a Tu��,J . _ � �- t . � , , , ' � Y••lilb(.� 1;o ::'m. 'Holy 1\oit Re�igion O. . a. Atfntd M.+hocU1t Church, Robert ton, eva n gelist an d :Paul McNutt, be added unio you. Christ taught that He was and is able to ical e�e1itig. The1 yo� ir1dford Churt:h tf cUit, b� l ;SO Vance � aecel)ted employment n e 7 • 2, _Oh io · Ann ual Con fer• R. Card, p'estor; Sun day Sc.hoot at li nger. Ju . 0- ftl . , overcome the world. This mea:ns all of the evil teachings, H IJ. mble, m jni■�f. BJ�]e Kt\001 9:30 111 --u". wvi11� 9:30, Lloyd DIiii n ger, 1upt.; WorLfflrt "9111. '"• 8_ m . ; �6': �11.tp 'tO:tlo I. 19 . G[ff.1e �at We1 lde. r The youn g people's institute diseases that exist today, Christ and His dedples sought God wit h Babeo;ek and Wilco,i; Comp'i.ny . Rullell l'Dlor. Sund/lJ Ch�lan � (yoptli1 e p. m. ' Fldor11.li.C11Y.i\ili, l}'•""lot & ,hip services >I 10:45 a . m., Her• will be Aug. 8-13. A you ng mtr· first in their lives. They did not let anyone cheat them out of at Barberton, Ohio, where he ,nd. bis family )ii.ill reside. � or h nned.:J'{eiiMe�IM, l'lpmeroy. m,n Tayl0<, la yleader. Wed., 7:311 ried people'• retreat will be Evenln., l')(��ljj�:J,80 p. ,n. did and said all manner of things to ives. People Godlv l l iving l(n . 1oe drllham ind Mr. and · r, _; � p. !fl•• Prayer servlcea. Sun . 7t30 p. Sept. 1 6-18. · ld.o, 'If - �!�;- ��; John ,.,'r:t}•t \c . ' s., and abOu\ ihem, but they were stlll seeking the Kingdom of ch ildren of Portsmouth wue Son 1 G,oo. The declples left their homes and possessions to foll9w day,��,dl illr. '1!d Mn. Robert m�� -��, �: I. Dvnn; �.. 11> nday U 3 · m. , .. �• .�J>!. ; llw,· . rQ:� •, qi \h• tor; Wo,:oblo •9: 30; Sundav !!<:hoot " The Syra cuse Community-wide Christ. The rl<h young ruler when toJd he must sell what he Johnsl6b "1111if \;hlidr.li. 'Irr. Jolto• : 0• . ir,3Q , .. "' · !ofo"l!•li an lph ol t ,l:(Jnlirjh�t ,.llJld 10 :30, Otl• Knopp, au ot. : Y-h our at V...lion Bible Sdtool will beil n had and give to the poor 1111d cOIPe follow Christ was distress­ 11ton'\ t�tbrr1 Wayfle �oJt,aston, Of YdP JO:IIO o. ff "'1Y'\'11}:80 V .In� ,w11nhtp , O:IO: _iif ijstl ill:• :ciiur�{ several i,; � .-....,,iatlr .�301 'P c!e1 8 p, �.:: �ry•nl wOftbip-, ,ifo!S';, C� il\u Ion. �r. Rl -V,, o:�5 8:8�. �lrtrlct Youth R!IIY a t • Sirre- Monday of next week a t the Syra- ed, because he was not seeking first the kingdom, but rather Madl,on, 'bid., y�lled mem 1• • � d ay� this -�'' . � , � ftcdlakt:I . tun l'.trlt Monday evenipg. , 11 '!'t�- 1 p. . � . cu11e Grade Sc hool at u a . m. lie himself and his welfare 'fas first. 7 , , .f:. , ,ag 1 y . � .f!o g; 11br�,, o( l,iarl""'' 1 Dunn, I C . F ■- 1)/_B, , , . . ... ,, �•[.\1 1 .M\ dJirtJ lin. Ra ohel l,lcBride, 11 the dea n 1 , -n;elida7 •,h (( In..,_ Hall ., """""" \vii-; To the person sitk or afflicted, remember that many thlru1s ;lllii; 1�!�L IJ.;_; • · Suncl•f k"6ol �:�. Wayne Roush of the sc hool. The school th i1 )lear are ac,omplished by people who were crippled or invalids, vl,11,e� l)Olotives here over on:n'Y aentee •1 1 aesae;; ,Publlc. mUtiruz Sun. a p-1 ' � week ena. I .... ·• • C, l lf tupt. ;, "'.'ora�lpr 10:45; Y-ho u� and is 1pon�ore� by the Syracuse First but the matchless grace of the Lord Jesus Christ was suffi­ to�l; 1 J MISS Dorothy lloush of Parhtl:,·'. , lb1 a,rct.1 T11e1d a1 of tlui :.zionth 1 •• ip. ;, Watclt.\e-i�¥<it'5(1y � p. l ip.; t ·,:is rl D e J>ravet me et�n ,, B P, m. r . h c u c! h C an ,st Un ited Preabyterl lljl · "', [qft\\ g · >• 1 Dillf J!Jldy/, 1f,j°" 1 p, m.; W,,. ,.. .,. ,,,, • burg and- •� Mildred Haye■ .and · ,,fj!\11!:ii, ( tient for them to carry on and accomplish. Cha\l,lllf ftp�QI!� . , . IQ' P, . Youth R allv at Svracuse Ro adside . >Mu Min·, . m,; e p. un. N-f'l! l , 1 of i< rnoolln1 h•n' ···� ch ildren of 1-\lrberoy were wee'kibl from y<iu stop one no Jet � Christian, a not , is who j mrebµg one the rruer . To Wed m. p. � s)l p. . Chllilrih l � •i>ll!tt\ll P-��. M,� •. e•enl�• · . E: · ;,try school 'l'liun e p m 11i!lon A:ve■ Pom...,.. lleY rueata of their father, Rd•· • Hoolrl, the l>•ul . UB, P. I. O.nn, 11- , South 1"""'1 EUii, seeking God. When vou are in earnest you will find that �\,loculi>1 , •. • ' ~· ' -: • servl<:o. . � "' 7,30. p . . m. Priyer ·1 t•tor S 1111d� Jl<ibool" 9: IO• 1 - -..· Roush. , • Sun J0:30 ip; h Wors 9:30 I, r., r ll)lni,te , , , , , . /!ii: ,Sun i\f,v chl,o!, P/1!9• Oen Quis• around you and you have been 'passin� Kingdom of God is If . o r.wit\'urch moetlnJi and 'Hlhfo 'S1\!dy. ,{ ,NYl!S , !O·#ll , T'li:.i' ._ t!p r1 Wo ' n1 CIY<I• ,.......neJ of St. , Alhona · · at CE r,1., qi. p. � ol ho 8 day , Sc : Jll•• :io; ppn\� W . �f 7 !ll,; Ch . 11ame 1 the r ,i, t��Ol'!)I, , �· Doft� 'fJ!, by it every day. Remember ivbosoevet calls- upon 1 �hl\iii'liiitl� . • F\rot,, . ..l,! 1) t. • EYfllllll mvlda- /l·io;' Prb· !;f�R visit ed R�ll d Roush 8J Jlli: . • o , o ,�ljY , i�i i(k ,Moodav bo�'l_ l. ,¥11', Ell(e . � 1,I�!'.;. I} , l L •�ije1, ,�• or: ool �:30 1. �. ; 1 �•; the Lord shall be saved. When you <all , upon Christ you are '11\elma Caiiel$,rt ciurfiii th, •· , pi1tiJr: 1l lvl•Y ir'ltleetlnl 'l'burioda'j, /r!IIO. WW. ,. l li ..... . I ... R 'P� . • , E .. L..,,ia Wed, ,:30 : I . : )1', •• . g . i : , . ;I!. . , . 1 ■up f,. , Kingdom of God. Surrender \'l)urself, your mater­ en.ti. Jlerntg Wonhip 10:30 •· Di.; f,11·, j .. , ' -, -� l'f ,... ...... .. �. � a , seeking the 1 1 School; day n Su _m. a, !or,.)O rdi, C� , , d ,. o 1 � l , 1 1 l , . b b , . . •!1\"''",.\l�utt s:,6 p. IJI, J:vah"ll" l,nnr ' ri� � , fil', · / Y9ur very �Ing unto God and all of these � !..'1iurcla llffm91\d � of Partmbiii� <!fY , !" · • Worship, 7 :30 v. m. YF; 7:30 p. ial possessionp1 n 11;,r � ,:lloo\ii, ilJ�; ,cD: o, S� ellt 1 [le ,ll;L-.l<e, 1 :80"�, ., . , .F,•1'0wihlp ' �\ud,y. . . � viai� � you. unto added be shall things n g. e me · ti ........ •.� �' Pra)'ef I .m,-Frl., m or� s J"; . - . .- ' 'i1!pl:; 1ertict, I\VedneiiliQI 7:IIO '(l.'OI. , l\ev. , effpl 'Ii', p\llls olll. le In· Sc� I;• 7 '1\, . m. Y ""6 'ii\, II.• Jlll'I •"4 \ l.• .., , :,;,;, _I'• � , l 'Daily Senlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 . , June 4 , 1960--5 -- I For the Redlt•i;:� Yife ha,! .i sin• elir a nd double and Bob Manley a single Tht• Redlegs had two runners trapped off third base. serond and another tra1>pfl'<i of base . Fife fanned four, walk­ ed on e C::urdner fannc-d 8 rwlllked J. 000 000---0. 3. 1 Redlegs 010 12x------4·6-2 Senator9 Fife and Wulluc-e. (;ardner and Gladwell. " OU Ditn\nrid Players Load Mid-Am Team 0., June 4, 1960 RiST ATU • • I • .tr.: S taftEMAN & ABBOTT C)fllO VAllEY BAKIN.G CO. l'IIE UNITED STEEL WORKERS :it. H. RAWLINGS & SONS:: CO. v,. ���::r: Ch'u rch Class Holds Outing . Thursday Evening HEINER'S BAllRY I· ' ! • :;,,'l��•rg: · · · 1·').f\11 ■ ilf:I,.,.. llJ '41. .:;_ 1'. ·,=: ...... ,;ii JI!�, , I 1 ��i>+ .�9" IO, -�.� .._ I ;�!�r: ✓ r:·����=� ,a t·r: ,'••.�.; We.Sti �t�t.:i, :llh•��'lll��:'.1'1!3�.: 'Bli't�di)' p.!.•re�i! t •! "', •�i" �i;_'M7' - . • "" . ..,..,_ so�· I siiis. w. -s-c'"1t_ti_ol�M-o____ :h· -�ie I 1hr �','6Ji'alil, It, ot, · wsws ab'tcft!l . ;'Uj•• Inti!');,,, At Columbus ma µ,, • ,, n•- •-- l�: ,, Ra.r SERMONE'ITE Activities Listed i· I .._1.._.t..•�'-..L _.., :-?· , ,f·., . •so,!"" " , ,; · ._ 1i j[!;';�;;;;;;;;�� f �:'f;�\t��::. �J:s!Ji�it"'r:"t. &Qk. I Maihod'-t 9mg.•· Nazarene Summer v.::.; ■ .1t I *' 1 _; i��;,��;��·•;�i" I • l I • ' • ,ti, ' • • ,J \fi'if ,1,1�11 i7:�P.. all . 1- ,� ·on •�..�. ..�. • �&-Dall1 Sentinel ' O· , I B n"rn CAB BAGE roM Aro ' ' Bail ey· � plant&. Frank Emrich, 8-l-3tc R u n, 4 ' 1 960 • eo s e ��!!.�� �: :� : ;�\� : I � NO ��! c OR S , , nd bat. r L -STATI OHIO OF gas f u,nace . Ni« loca ti on . S ee FOR SALE: 22 CUBIC FOOT UPD s l S, m P,ck ena , Syr"use , o: i; l t:=��lo�Ma� �-:� c r igh t freezer . Cali N ew Haven , lp g 6l ·3tc 2 123. Cha r lie New. TU 2· -:::-:-=:::--:-::::::= vislOn, radio and rugs are m o.st • or six weeka In Europe? By DorothH M. Brooks _ -- -- F_ , :: vc541 361 E R o o M H O US E L•.. SO AL E : r" R_ i S Will their f rtt home be a small ne c e11sa ry fo r 11ewlywed11. NEW YORK UPJ - Try to pin roa CONSISTENT DEPl!!II DABLI! lll!SULr with bath, nice location. Melvin UNIT PRICI CONTRACT 1 90 1 V.o r i ne Suee l ie� with eoma rtme n t furniahed p a of getting RATES Se .i1Jed propou li will be rece n•. down ttle average co11t honey m oo n 1 na1 Hood, I l l Lo cust St., Pome roy. Th - 1 rad"t" h elor Ql1arter leftoveri , bac d ne bi it h t ere rind 'll ou y nd a married \� � . S epre. a UJ � l High • e t d c o ur the O tate 52 6-30 t the t of ll r o � · c::mg acc p You Buy _ _--ccc : I tents: pi!r wQfd. :,ae iuertion. Minimum cb.,-g, - 60 �� suc h thing - u nle!S, of coul(.e, &ifts and ingenu i ty - or a com• sen v:J \ 1 $ r of O h io, 111 Columb u!I , 11 0 1 b recto 81 l Di --;= ::--:-: Wil)' liU ft u l.il " h / n �: h.ou11e in he-last•ash t ray I cents: pe:r W'Ol'd for three coo.eoulive insertiona. FO R SA t L O T A'.',1 D �O Ulu o, until 1 0 A. M ., Oh i o ( Eastern ) yo u go a l on g wit h th e recently plete•to·t m ar�e: a nn ua Y, WI t . 6 per U.:: o un g ma n who said Ail th e i...uburbsr • , 'l' ho useij , 8 ro o,ns and bath, in· y ried r ma a Sped.al - one month !or 30 cent, per word. ::it an ard Time, uesd y, Jun 14, of U. S. oneymou n co u pIa. sp �nd h . A ny one of the unlimited num- . , ·ve got . " Full ,.ate oi 3 amt. per word will � ch.areed for advertirul,g ta k es a l l )OU c l UtI ing k tic lien. app l lances, ' i9o0, t or impr ovements ln: for a wee k _ O f $237 I her of po88ible variations ca n be m g an avera ge . . oae h w people he t d. o e t n y tl any re rr u f h se Ask II DO( p,ld within 1 0 da.y1 after receivin;i: bill. oo r c e u clusiv ls n i o for m a tiou t g 1 5 Noa. 0, 1ts l'ruposa BBD cu 1 1m m :� ru o ,3 562 , Clif t on , W. V a . l'noh in Advertbi.Jli - s.bould be reporo-d immediately. TM Phone .1 re o i tcred u one proj ect and will business as weddinlt, and all that "lhc " ,nswer at a cost 01' a few fr m the Census Bure au '""• SI ·:5 O.ily Sentinel will .D.O'l be reaponaible for more Lban one io.cor• goes wi t h t h em and yo u 'll ge t t h e hund red to several thousands of o 111e r gover n me n 1 sources, ban 6- l -6lp. c -::-cc :: --:--:c:c:c:: ,,..... "� .. ·�r u ·' ed ,, one ,,00, .... ._ ".0,,t. ... : - answer : ''Well , t't a ll de• dollar, • same Net !mertl.oo e�onom1· s ts im d n umerous pu bl_i c�propoMI No. 1 " HOUSE FOH SALE: 6 RO OMS . Whateye r t he cost t o t h e indi- [ p e nds Card of 'I't!Hb and � Notices o{ Ewnt■ $1 .UO. Obitu.arie1 AT n �)', Oh to , on part o l ho ns,' .11tuck _closely lo t he . bnd�l 1 M Cou c g.11 t and 1Ja1h, near Syracuse P os It d e �·nds, of cou rse, on what vidu als i n volved, ma rri age,, are puNi¥P.d at l reot per word. . H.,n 0.00, Sli tc R qute No. 680 :-.e{· I ,•a r k..��,• lea v 1 �g fo, ot h e� J t ����� � � Offke un !liv e r Road. Two l o ts. $23 atcd 1 MO. � DAYS 3 DAYS l DAY ··getti ng marr ied " me ans t o eac h big b usi ness - a n esti �ORDS I . e ....., Y ma1 ke t a nd t e . 1 � h b;y o eu1ov111 g Sc1p wns ip, T w iri fl 6· 1- t p l.ela11d Bumga rn e r billi on in 1 959 spent for go ods an d $1-'IO 9Ck 60c IS cx1 s l1 ng, concrete slab bn dge an a couple · ar ket. t h e expe n ses of �eh, m ge ii se rvices t h at wou l d no t ot he rwise $1.80 $1.20 $6.00 60o 20 1-· o H SA LE HAN C I I TYP E 6 roo m r eplace wilt. a steel beam and e ren � v er� h cless , are . to � recko ne d Js it to bt> a simple ceremo ny I have been bo ugh t. Pomeroy ) Ohio $7 .50 $1.50 $2.20 711c the h in a ny co nsid erati on of wit ho u n· wi t h ba th. Alum i n um I O!>uled timber br id&e 1 8 foot - O 1 11 . wi t h the brid e i n he r going; . away . " " _ ef!l!i ·" 0r eo u ne . storm wind ows. A u toma t i c g as !>pan, an d 25 foot • 6 inch roB. dwa;y ; o u U it a nd j ust best frien d! to , 5 1 �ce b 1 8 . b�sin cos t or gettin g ma rried. Ada received by 10 A.M. will be in that day • ,-per, • req u ires s1at1sl 1cs, .,iv er.i.g es, and linage No. MEG-680-0 1 92, Snan h eol. Lot 92 x 1 20. t:onv e nien t ly · · sta n d up Ior t he pa1r - or a pr0Ject1ons, ,., t lS�D IOATI AND MOTO"" ... •BatIen, Mar1 on , D ur" " " o . inches, Roadway ch urc h �eddmg WI th th� bri de Jocall'd to grad e st hoo l a nd o ne ( 1 ) 18 feel CHESTER . Ind wp wt.ii• the� lad. Mttr.. Type-Steel gow n ed 1� t h e d ress of a lifetime, sli ne & Osborn, a Madis on Avet uwn . KeasonaDly p riced. Phone :l5 feet . fJ inc h es, Miss :wi:axl n e Dennis, M ar ietta. 1s politan Moton. 600 I, et J ts mars firm. tising er adv n e u SPruce 3-5564, Mason, , B eam, visitin(l: her a unt a n d u ncl e, M r . a proce81!0 n lit., Pomeroy, Phone WY..2-Sl10. 0:/ I Auto So l es I I Not ices . of , atten dantll an d ke t ing experts to work on ·t h e s ubPropoul N o. 2 6 2 3t p 1 . , ., tr1m_nung e _ th all · h a nd Mrs. J arne s Marti n . 1 1 -24-tfc ",t -- ---�-- -�- 1 i\fei., County, Ohio, on part or . They came up ~ • ,e•ently. • e•t . M rs . El iza bet h W 1· ck h am spent TIRMIT AND PIIT CONTROL 1 957 FO RD V8 FAIRLANE 500 Will family an_d J nt1mate1 _toast 1 ,omc 1, gures on "Th e 8,-,d,I Mar- th e wec..: . · h M rs. Ca I Sec t i on 0.00, Stole Rou te No 680 th� newlywe d& an pune b , mbbl '· en d wit ' dd 1e e b)' Peift. FrM jnspactk,n_ IMur- $1 ,495. 4 door seda n . A r eal . F o r Rent ket" t h at make i n terestin g read111 Scipio Town1hip by removing da m ty sandwlc N by N1tl4>nwtch. Phone R, cream p uff. Power stee ring .and _ hes . and weddmg ,· ng _ whether or no t th ey .,e Wick h am Pomeroy. 1 e x is ti n g timber beam bridge 13 ca ke Mrs. · c;;;;..;.;S ,_. ummer 1e ld and Mrs . ari,d A. hrvice 'lt1tlon WY2,b r akea. Fordomatic. Blaettnars, I AJ)A.b. ,' MENTS - t"Unullled ind - or w t II .the fu ll , comp Ie- typical or brides in g eneral. f o t · 4 i n ch span, 1 7 foot · 1 inch o No r a Br own · spe nt Wed nesd a y ir food h enjoy _ 6,3-6tc 2166, lav15 Pomer oy. guests o _f Mlddleunl u rnUl h ed. Mdtuter,, POME"OY . " -7 · room_ I ra mt: h o usc I ro a dway, and �place wllb a steel ment Eoeh marr,· age _ there w ere with Mr. a nd Mrs. La :rr :, n o Jacks c u m the dance d n a 1 r d "'_ � and 1 k port. Pbone WY_ -• •••. � -3 -tf -• 1 , l ,4-45,000 i n 1958 and there are ex.!° '! w i t h b11 lh, gas healing, C ut i ba�e- be am a n d creosoted Li mber bridle THE ANNUAL M EETING OF THE _ o ush. R . orcheatra _1oc1el)' a of l n . n m c l SSOOO Ca be boug h t with 1 20 feet . o inc h apan 2 � foot . 6' pected to be 2,250, 000 annu ally b Sulton & Che11ter Farmere' Mut ual I � AND 8 R OOM HOUSE, TWO Ii The WSCS met Thursday al the Will t he! hone;ymooneP.; ta�e off - _ gene ia tes a dema n d for land ron tract Fire In,urance Compan}' will h r d B 1.d ' N MEG for a week In the mountains - 1 965 r oom apar t ment•. A. N. Bengel, h odist C hurch. Met 000 l worth of goods a nd about $ 5, l l ·2·tfc POMEROY BARGAI N PROP:ERT_Y ��-02:,t� ;::� 011 � (�f 20 ��et � 0 he held at Cbeeter Town Hall, J,'O R SALE; ONE RID ING HORSE Pbone N Y2_3272. 1 -4 fram s h room o h e_ house wit s, · services - for apartm ent� . ½I- i n chell , Roadway width 25 feet P hon e WY2-6 1 B2. 5· 28-6tp u c June 6, g A. M . Emmett Will, Bl " TH ANNOUNCED 1 6 appliances ac re l ut. Gas a va1fablc. $!000. c lO t hi ng f_ ur · tu re Pres., Franc!■ E. Morris, Sec. rn 111c es, Type-Stee ea . h I b . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watki ns of m rr, ,automobiles ' alld my r•iad' FLUTE IN t:000 CONDITIO N . 3 R OO M t"UIINISH ED APART· MIDDLEP ORT f 1 6 Jewel &-l-3tp ropo l , 3 Middleport, an n ounce t he birt h of o ne o y. Ph J . h o use sh m g l ;-ex t�rf�; :as menl a nd ba th , Pomer u �a 5-3 1 - te Call WID-227 1. , r ot M� 1 g;s Joun ty, Ohio, on part of o n a t Meig_s General Ho�pi � al, s a 5-2 7 -6lc 691 5 . WY2m a n tel · Sectio n 0.00, Stale Route No. 680 "e, $ 1 1 ,000 ing ' ,;{'W fi replal ---- �- -- -- • �� tl��S$ 1 5,000 a v era 6 . . ·e .i.nd . of . May 29 at 8 ' 30 p · m · weighing Very good l'onllillon. t:onven i ent in Sc i pio Towns h ip, by removing goes into t h e cost o f t h e dwelling ' EASY SP� N DRY� R WASHE_R. DELU X E 3 - ROO MS and B ATH B lbs. 6 1-2 ounces a n d named $4 500. u nit itself whil e $1 000 is spen t on Porch ghdc r , lady II B ulova wri s t ) unf ur ni shed apa rt men t . C oats WE WISH TO EXPRF.SS OUR exist,· n , s teel beam br,·dge • 17 foot Joseph Robert. Grandparents are ' t he e ngagamen t an'd wedd mg and Mr appreciatlon and thanka to all walch. t:all WY 2- 2437. Mi doleport. Ph one RUR AL - . 18 acres 1-:ood l.i y , n _g o i n c h spa n 14 feet o inch roil d· · , MidB uild i ng a d M r . O r Wa t k m lan ; M s oScow UPI _ The disarma- t he balance reprct... ents the average dl · � RD � a d M :; 2 1 1 2 t c d o n Sl a t c Route 1 24, _5-ru u m wa y and re � lace with a s teel beil m who helped in 11ny way du ring 6 2 3tc WY 2 · 514 1•. M · ��. ::::=� 1 h ou se , ba m .i nd o� her � u1l d 1 �i,:s. ll nd ' creoaoted Umber bridge 20 ment plan Premier Niki_ ta Khrus h_ . el!ltimated cost of setting u p t h � Et1::: --c::::=- cc= : -----=-:-_c ! M the lllne1t ud death of ou r . gr:at Vititoe, iddl po Sf_ X -wife and mother , Mr s. Bertha NEW 222 VAllM JNT lllFLE: FO R RENT 4 RO O M HO USE , $3500. Wo uld co n sider fmanc m g f oot O inch span and 25 foot 6 inch chev wa n t ed to emphainze at his house hold, wit h o utlays fo_r fu r111- grandparents are M rs. Mart ha. power _scope. $50_. 00 . l a l .vi n Ar n�ll . Special thank• to Dr. R,itland Towns h ip. Call TU 2- � � H !\1 ---: 9� ac res wiih 1� ac r es r oadway, Bridge No, MEG 680-0258 press con ference Friday may be t ure, applia�ce8 a �d t he _ fke. a nd Watkin s, MJddlepo 3 6-4 p a ne , Middleport Hill. . r t and Mr . L n m c u l l 1vat1 0n, bal a nc� m pas- Span on e ( l )" 20 teet . 0 inches, lost In t h e wave of Weste rn re• [ P u ttlng ftr&t lh m gs ftrst, the 1e 1 · ] But m u , and n ur 1 at the 3475, H a r t ford, W. Va. 6-3 1 -6tp - M D B ric G ra n t St ·, . es, kl M -· · l ure, im m e v i rg i n t i mber. 6- 1 n oadway width 2(1, feet _ 8 inch,. actio n to h is blast at President survey foun d some 7 5 per cent or Meigs Gener al Hoapltal, Ewing �ddt -:---:::::-- - �=:--=-:-:-::- :;:--: =�rt . c M 1 P• _______ __ roo m ho �se _. VCf} go od La rn a n d Type-Steel Beam , Funeral Home, Pallbearen, SinTHREE Ul>: DllO OM HOUSE AT Eisenhow er observers here said engaged girl.. sported the tradi• _ her t s, o ild_in �u n1y Pl r ave t t h o wa e cost n . h h c ic ring w Pomeroy. ' o ti nal St., in a M t s g 1 1 26 Ea jen a nd 111 who helped i n any today. PropoMI No. 4. CASE REPO R TED DWI $ l s 5-3 1-6tc GOOO . a nu c from lhH l lm d. P h one WY 2- 3408. way. Me !Ja C ounty Ohio on part of The Soviet press ga ve prom i- erage o� er $2Qll . . She r iff Robert Hartenbac h reO X 229 . . I PHON E WY 2 3830 ! Section 0.00, St�te R�ute No. 80 nent play today to "favorabl e forPractically all brides h �d ac- r Th e Arnott Family. :::::---:-::-:-::-:-::-:::-::::c:::: --:: H nig h t of ar rest last ported the 6 (6) 4• Jtc eir wed. 6-4-l t p HO ME IN I III Scipio To wnsh ip, by removing e ign reactions" to Kh rushc hev's q� lred a t roussea u for _t� Richard VanMetre , Belleville, w. TIIHEE BEDROOM gly, the surp t, ha Pe u b dmg nsm pai � t o king bridge a fo m 7 beam cxistinj timber disarmam en t proposals, , Va., New Haven. first ho use above --------c- --on a ch arge of driving while n 6 i n ch 11pan, 1 1 foo t - 0 inch :road• llO menti on of his altack Oil t h e great ma1 on ty �pent less l�a t he J l ut, H o ule 3J, Inquire at intoxicated. He is also !'MBiti n g $2.""!· And, c heermg to pr° spe cti ,e way and replace with a ateel beam President. 6 2 3t p on the ho use . h earin g in Co unty court e t h f o h 9-,ba nd s, on 1 Y 9 per ce n1 LOST - Brown blllfQI� between NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS bridge 14 a nd cr eosoted timber O bservers here had Uttle do ubt h arge, c FOUlt HOUSE, Davia Ice and £va'1 Restaurant. FUR N lSllED STATE OJ; OHIO foot o inch span and � foot - ti ho wever that It was .K hrushchev'� brides queried looked forward to ______---___ .. .... ...1 .. .. .... Retur n to Eva·, fteatauranl, Pom­ roo ms and b a th, air condition, DE PARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS i nc h roadwa�•, B ridge No. MEG 660 remarks ' about Eisenhower t h at spep.ding m o re for c lot hing af ter R E E V E S F IN E D , ma rriage than they did as singl e eroy. Rew, rd. 6 2 3tp television. 16� Lincoln H t s. Celumbu1, Ohi o, M.y 20, 1 960 029 1 , Span one { 1 ) H feet . o inc h , would get t h e headli n es abroad. William Reeves, Albany RD, ar• 6•4-6tc gi rls. Th e re msining 91 pe r cent Phone WY2· Z77�. Contrad $.lies For rREI! 10..,edloa Th• prem ier appee red I n ef.. I Ro adway width 23 reet . 6 inches, rested y es terday after n oon by Midt -c-::---: --- � Leoal Copy No. 60 . 359 Type-Steel Beam. hd to hne written off neeotla• was divided evenly b e t wee n th ose dlepnrt police, was fined $!:5 a nd PHONI who expeeted to g o along about UNIT PRICE CONTRACT tl on• with the E IMn hower adPropoul Na. $ costs today by May or Kenn eth McGilmore'■ Supply Slore . 1908 CHEVROLET VS. '1,095, 4 the same as they had bee n , and S ealed proposals will lie recc_ ivo aI compl•t.ly mlni•tretlon e igs Coun ty, Ohio, on p rt o f lh t n n ey. Harry Wa lb urn , Akro n, M E a ng re11t h o me. door 1N1d1n. Ori1lnal black !lu­ on d for pendi K figure O who : CO those WANTED , e o ' •e O t d --• at w ic e h ff h S o c ntod ,_ ,,. l late High • Se ctio n 4 .Sl Slate Route No. 680 thou� ho molntaJ f WY-2-2774 a rres led Memor ial Day for fig h t, lsh. Power1Hde Bl■ettn1r1 1 Porn Write qu a lificati on 11 lo P. O . Box wa � Di re� tor of Ohio, a! Col u mbus, I i n Bedf ord Towns h ip, by removing to co_. ntln� c1,1ltural cont•cts and less. in g i n a Middleport bar, forfeileili Vaughan'■ Exlermlnatlng 6 2 3tc eroy. 6·3·6tc The average bride, it se ems, re3 03 , Pomeroy, O h io. luo , un t ! 1 0 . m . , O h i o (Eastern t ,. 11 ) existing steel beam bridge 1 7 foot, said he w11 alway, rffdY to dla- cei ves $1 ,003 i n weddi ng gi£ts, and $25 bond in court toda;v. _ <:J Company !=it.11. ndu r d l_ une, Tue s day, J une 14, 8 inch span, 14 foot . 6 inch ro ad· cu,H the ld H of a new t ummlt ..... CINII UIN Can m ost _of th�se gifts ere n ot exa�lly St. Marn, W. Va. 1 960 , fo r unprnvemenl.8 m_: MAN RELEASED day and replace with a st eel beam fflfftlng. AH Mai• Mil Mwtil1 s 1 Pr oposa l s Nos. 1 t o 7 mclusl �c Moscow obse rve rs said Khrush - urpr•s�s s mr�but i,:i ea?s of h 1 n ts I La rry D. Mathews, Huntingtm a nd creoso ted timber bridge 20 MITIOl'CIUTAN MDTOQ . ' e h t es 1str1 _ bnda l g 1 fl " reg PUBLIC SALE are oHe rc d 11.s one proJect and will fool\- O inch ·span, 25 foot . 6 i n e h e h ev'a remarks appeared to rep- a nd W. Va.,' was released on bo nd o, -- ..., Meln ... ng b �1de� ge nera iiy manages ,o Iet $ The undersig ne d will offer for 1-io usl!.: l'AlNTING INSLl)E A N O be aw urdcd as one contract. ict v �o the of a ing n "harde resent n � night on a speedi. feet - 6 inch es, Ho dway width 23. 7 0 last P1••"Y• Oh.. , 1 . what now k exactly ers v g1ft-g1 lla l u a t pulilic auction, al t he l a le o o P 1 _ sal ifically , e o N _ o ut. lloof an tl chimn ey work. c ar ge 1 1ed b Y pome,._.y PO1 ice, I ..:p,n one ( l ) 20 feet . 0 Inches, foreign policy h n "-apec � p ' o f importance h 1957 FORD va 2 DOOR $ 1 ,195. reside nce of Dai111y G ri ffith Mat'r , 6 2 6t p . A , h ens C, ou nty , 0I1 10 , on Sec - Roadway widt h 2, feet . 6 inches, a n e w attempt to fo rce , the aban• ' t h ey'd l ike · In order . e f Jed Webster repoi-ted today, ll11y Ou rs. WY 2-3624. C h i , t wn 7.79, Stu te Route No. 680 in Type-S teel Beam. CuMtom Sed11n. Low m ileage. deceued, near D orca s , on t h e don ment or America 's foreig n the a verage bnde fe els t hat bed- He . t . ar 1n M ayor Legar ,• roo� f urni t u � • line£S, living � Jit ::f Raclne-Uaahan Road, in S u tto n Lee � a e xan n r d T A o l wns � h . ips � by J · · Proposals N os. 1 to 15 inclusive ba&es. Bparkllna li1ht blue flnlab, i ; r�?t cou:: lt_n 1 of t his proj ect to be <:ompleted _ Th e Co mmunlsl organ Pravd 11 : £urmture, re rigerat_c,r, automo I e, US l neSS Serv 1 � eS a pplyl1_1�. a �1,t,u n11�J, us t rea�mc11t) I 8Jaettn11r1, Pomeroy, .a-6tc TbWru1 h ip, Mtlgs Co u n ty, Ohio, 1Jn _ :c:::______ , '6111lllrda,-, t he 1 1 th d11y or June, 1 ten 1s 1 -30, l -32. I a\lem e nl. Width nut later tha n November 15, l960. ' ' carried .11n a rticl e today denou n c- wv. h mg machine, dine tte set, te lc- THE R_I DGc:& K E NO I ER: REFRJG HlNG, O 1960, commenci ng at one ocloclc AlR CON DITI ,1 8 feet_. I.A!ll!(1 h 1 4 , 256 .00 feel ur B idders m us t apply, on the pro- mg Vic e P resident Rich ard M. j r a. Al bert Milhoan Mr. and M 11tion service. Jack'a Rerrigera- 2. 70 n ulcH. 1862 CHEVROLET 2 doo r sedan, 'P. M., the person al proper ty o f O On U S ' ·p rovoc11. tlve artiv,ties daughter Mrs, Rober t Pickett of o r preq ualirication Nixon's f r ms, fo pt•r 2 • tio New Haven. Phone :UM,00. J'h one WY 2-3020. Gol­ s aid del"edent, couslat in g in part P o o l N o. 2 peace, " meaning his Bradbury called on Mt. and Mrs. h e Hig h wa y Credit Examin• against t with . u , . p l 6-�� 11, 35:n, d10 H1wk, Condor St. 6 2 ate of: Tables, ch alrs, iro n and wood G11l l l.11 co,anty, Ohio , un Scctrnns I e r at C o l u mbus O h io il l l east 10 speec h at t he Southeast Asia · Evere tt Milhoan Monday, lied1, settee, day bed, U ook CAiio, 0.00, 0.30, 0.56 ( pa r t > , S l ate H o u le da'y11 bef o re t he• dat e 'set lo open Treaty confe rence in Washington. I. 0, McCOY '66 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 4 door ae• bo ok1, clterry table, blanket cheat, Rev. an (] Mrs. r'loyd Boga rd aud Th• • lcle ,aid th• ,,'P"Ch I child ren of Fly, o., Miss Jane N�. 775 i n Walnut irnd Perry T o wn- bid s . June beetles may eat the roll, R AUCTION din. Car·, blu&-But you won't �•0�, to be an enemy P old tr u nk,, coal ranje, oil range, ,._, s lups, by a pplying a bi tu minous N T he minim um wages t o be paid be U )'OU buy it. f129:5. Kur & Route 2, Long Bottom, Ohio Harris, Colum bus, Carol Harris of age of ornamental tr".,.�. Eithel' electric refrigerator, kitchen cab• ---, -,--,,-:-:-,:-::::-:-= ­ l rea l me n �-llems T-30, T-J 2. Pa v e• tn 11 1 1 labor employed o n this con- 0f ■u mmlt ry. Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 3t c LI ma apen t th e wee k end. w1· th Mr . DDT or lead arflellate makes an lnet, cheat of d rawers, wal!lh MUl!LLIR FURNACES, WISTING m c n t : Width 18 r c et, Lcnw th 4 1 ,- lr n ct s ha ll be in acco rdance wit h "Can t here be a more convinc- and Mrs, Gr.over H a rris. effective protec tion, accordlng to '46 <.:HEVROLET O eyllndcr-2 1 0 1ta nd1, dreHer11, mode rn and old . , HOUSI ai,pll1ncea. Arnold Bro­ 025 · 60 fcc t · w1· d1 l1 2 0 fcc I , Lcngl h t h e " Sc hedule of Prevailing Hourly mg arg ume ? t provmg t_be gui- 1 1 Of • M r. and Mn. Niles Salser spent Ohio State Unlveralty Ex.tet..sJoa T 2 door. One local owner . Wo rt h di.11he1 1m d gla11a wa rn, including . . thert, Sy,acu.., Ohl•. Phone 1 , 372 . 80 fe el . _ ot�! Lc n � tl1 42, 3 98, · Wag e Rates Ascertained and Deter- Washlngt on s leaders m_ th � col • Sunday in Marietta. entomologists. . 1 1 -1 1-tf 4o feet or 8.03 miles, much more. $695. Karr & Va n one 11el of 811varlan China, hob• WY2-6314. mi n ed by the Depart m ent of In- I.a pse of lhe Paris m�et_mg? · · · · Mrs. Jo h n Selle r s was taken Nixon Un• to the hospital at Col umbu8. �ro po HI �o. 3 Zandt, Pomeroy, 6 2 3lc n»ll and preaaed J:laas, and many dustria l Relations applicable to Pravda demanded. . . GRAVELY TkACTOR SALII AND o ther arl iclea, i\fe 111s Co u � t y, O h i o, nn Secti on State High WII)' D epartment Im· masked h l i:nself as nn opponent Mr. and M rs . Edward Forman 'M OLDSMOBlLE Super 88-2 dr, krvlco. 5i2 1. Main, Pomeror, 0.00 (pa rt ) , State Ro u tl' No. .!:146 Term,: C111h ln hand on di!.)' of eccordance with or the Pa na b �ad 6-of-government spent the weekend w ith Mr. and in ro vc me nts p 0 A qualit)' car ln1lde ind out. 1111Je. Phon• WY2•2975. Open 'tll t in �olun_1 bi a Towns h ip, by applying • ns 4 1 15.03, 4 1 l!U>t , " 1 15.05, conference, loo. Mrs. John Formim . '691:i. Karr Ii V,n Zandt, rom . p. m. unlll J1,1ne 1 . le,.sm,,n: a bitunu nous lre atnw n l-Ut·ms T· Secti o06 Mny E. Coverdale, 07 ly M,.., Charle■ Dffll Revised of the and 4 1 1 5. 1 15. 4 Mr. an d Mrs. G1iorge Sellers <Jf RNdswlllt. Barnhart, eroy. lll o 6 2 S te Har Admlnlal ratr ix of th e E1t11te 30, T-32, Pavement : Wid th 1 8 feet. Cod e of O h io. " Mr. and Mts. Lewis Fox an4 Canton spent a few days with Ohio. Phone Coolw'.11• U,91. Length 8,600 .40 feel .it 1 .63 miles. of Daiay G rUfith Marr, dc­ Mr. and Mrs. c.iark Cline and so■ 'M PLYMOUTH Savoy f door. The bidder m ul!lt aubmlt wllh his Clarence Sellers. 8-1 9-tfc Ci!Hed. Propo,al No. 4 bid a certified check ln the amoun, Here i1 iood transporta t ion at M r. and Mrs. Leonard Haire Terry spen t Su n day I n Greenfield (6)-4-4lc t!)-27-28-31 ' .Melg� County, Ohio, � II s,c ctl on of $3, 158 .00, ; 1 1ood price. 131115. Karr & V11n TELEVlS!ON RADIO AND SMALL and children, Mn, Effie Haire, and Chillicothe. Stute Route No. �o 1n OrMr. and Mra. Johnny Douglas Plans and apeciflcallons are on Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 3tc 1-�uu SALE MITCHELi. ULTHA appllance repair. Phom, Olis 21 .46, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith and n g_e and O live_ Tow n stups, Uy apa high• departme o and children spent Saturday with nt in t h e f 2-1-tfc file lo. " O. Racine, ock, t McClln children of New Brighton 9Pent thin room air condltloner, 230plyiuc � hlt,u mmuus treatment- ways and t h e office o( the diviaion 'M STUDEBAKER Starllte Coupe, Mrs. Emma Fox. the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. o \lolt■, I ton .1di:e. Jn per fec t Items 1-30, r-32. 1'he tin, were ■tolen-We'll Jndeputy di rector. Eber Pickens, conditi on, used b ut Y<!ry llttlo. Mrs. lohi Howell and children Pavement : Width I � f1.1c t . Length 1t1II new on,, . '280. Karr & Van YOUNGSTOWN Upt - Joe RoThe director reaerv M the r lght Mi&1 Eftie Elizabeth Pi�1.-enl A. E. Jordan, tl37 Gr111t St ree t, called . on Mrs. Shirley Caruthers. 4 1 , 184 feet or 7.80 miles. 8 2 3tc Zandt, Pomeroy. mano, 60, was sho t gunned and I lo ruject a.ny and all bida. spent Sunday with Mr. and' Mrs. M iddleport, Ohio. l'hone W Y 2Leonard I.yon, spent the wee k Propo11I No . 5 in t hls Eber Pickens. "'"':-ri t lea!ly wounded today c -,.., N O PREST E. s, roRD 000 •5-- TR u'�ccc 6-4-3tp 3131, 9K A, lCON­ end wlth his aunt and uncle Mr. Meigs Co u nty, Ohio, on Sl'ction clty'a . aec� nd underworld ambush Direetor M r. and Mrs. Eber Pickens, Ra• dillon 13 can, 3 deck milk body. and M rs. Johnny Douglas. N h,. Stale llouto o . 689 in C o0.00, mont ot three o 1n g ah m 2tc 4 (6) c,i 28· cine, ,pent Saturda y evening with Roy Parker, Che■ter , Ohlo. H00S1£HOJ.I) GOO US, STANDS, ' l u mbia Town� hip, by a pply i ng a �oma n o waa _near de_ath In St. Mr. and Mrs. E6er Pickens. Mra. Anna Buck, Bailey R u n ' chal r a, ,·abinet, t11blct, dreaser, 8-t•3tp bi t umin ou:1 t rc11.t111cnl-Hcms T-30, Eh:r.abet h Ho1p1ta!, His sho oO ng buHet, cupboard, refrh::er11 tur, Mr. and M rs. Clyde Ta;ylor, Col• visited h er sister, Mrs. Lou Diehl T-32. Pavemen t : Widlh 1U fee t. was linked to � hght tor control umb ll, apen t a few days with and husband recently. Before 9:30 A.M. dishes atld m:11cellaneous items ·ea PLYMOUTH O p11sen1er cou­ U Length 21,226.60 rt. or 4.02 mi le a, of Youn1stown I racket,. . Attendance at the Free Metho­ Mld�ltport WY-2-2649 Call WY2· 2998 o r 370 Fishe r pe, Not a beauty bi.it run, a:ood. George Hob.I.ck; and Ethel Hoback. I I PropO l N o. 6 He waa reportedly a prime 1 111dist church wu 93. Pe maro., WY4-Hfl Street, Mlddh:iport. 6-4•3tc flta, Karr & Van Zandt, Porn• spent few Hobac Elhel Mra. a u k NOTIC OP: APPOIN TMINT Vinton County, Ohi o , on Se c tion peel in the ran&l1nd slaying on da.n vlsitin& her da uahters at KAUTl PIJ)_D ITOIII 2 31< ,ro,. l•ewt.r M r . and Mrs. Wyatt Schaefer 20. CU. rT. CHEST DEEP 0.00, State Route N o . 689 I n March 1 1 of St. Joseph (Sandy) At Che■tw tta te of O.car F . ..uer, d ecuNd Naples. 50, and hla girl frlend, Detroit� Mich and son David were weekend M.n, freeae. Se ldou Moore, Cheth ire, l Wilk e svill e and Vinton Towns h ips, 11152 STUDEBAKER plckvo truck, S-21>1$ Flovd Callendar guest1 of his parents, Mr. and M r . . nd Ohi o. Phone Cmerson 7-'Jl!l2, by 11, pply ln!I .u bitum in uus treat- Caff No. 1 1,372 Mary A.no Vnnclch, 28. e aood ply tlrt11. oood ■hpe. HAMlt.L, IIIYICI ITATION d h ld re n, N ew K en�m " • .,, oton , p11., c an I h E h · t at t 1iven Notice h1 hereby 6•4•3lc m ent-llc ms T-30, T-32. Pave ment ,100. C1lvln i.ne, MtddJeport Rom ano Wfll ,hot II he ,tepped apent he weekend with Mr. and Mra. Norman Schaefer. ..,.,. MO A.#. add· t, Office Poat whose Bauer G. el so Mr. and Mrs. crarenee Ackley Widlh 18 feet. Length 1 1 ,1 40. Hill, from hit Cadillac at his home In e I 3tp HOLSTELN COW, 1st calr. Just AINny lUI ress Is Pomeroy, Ohio, ha� been a faeh io.nabla Norlh SI.de settlon. Mn. PlUJ Se llen and family. of Athens spent S unday with her feet o r 3.36 mllea. l••ry Day llerfll..,, fre■h. Ra;ymond L. C ole, Laurel 'DT 8TIJD!BAKER Comm, Sid. OD. dul)' appointed H Executrix of the The �attle!· .for "control of rackets Propo1tl No. 7 paren ts, Mr. md Mn. Norman Ciltf Rd., Phone WY 2-6::170. Owntr it leavln1 for Army. Pb, At h c n.11 Count)', O h io. on Sc cllon Estate of Oacar F, Bauer late of �Jn the hpvlb' inddltriallied Ma- Vetna o Employe To Schaefer. c'I-OTII, WOOD SLAT PORCJI 8 2 Sip WY wall after , p. m. Mrs. Betty Diehl called on Mr, 7.49 Albany ), S t ate Ro ute No. C h ester Townahlp, Mei1• Coun ty, horiinJ Valley, on the 8hlo-Penn• 11h11des, cloth porch valance, ( Take Safety Position d. 5 81 Sip t upunc been hH 8 and Mra. Norman Schaefer. bonier 80 in Lee Tuwnsh lp, by app lying Ohlo, decease aylvania awni nsa, venetian blind,, win• 19118 DETRO!TKR MOBILE HO ME A v�leran telephone · man has Dated thi11 2nd day o r June 1960 ated by 87 my�le:rioua bombings a. bltumln o ul!I treatme n t-lt em .?1 TRoy Howell ind Lewis Fox have dow shade,. F r ee e,timatea, JO' :It 50', Ji rooma, bath. Excel­ 19117 PONTIAC VB STATION been named to head G eneral Tele• F. 11. O'BRIEN returned to Iron City where they In the l■11t aeven year,. Dale Wlppel, 215 Union Ave., 30, T-32. Pavement: Width 1 8 feet . len t cendiUon. Frank Hud.110 11, waccn t l ,09n. D r,u. One ure• t i phone Comp11n;y of O hlo's sare y Judac of lhe Probate Cou rt, are employed after apendlng the & 21 90te Length 1.584 feet ur o.30 mile. Pome roy, ________ Baab.n Road, Rt. 1 , Racine. ful owner, Hyd ram1tlc drive. proa:ram which reaches '10 of the Ohio County, Melis " PropOlla ls N os. 1 to 7 induslve holiday weekend with lbeir fam• Radio ind lloler. Blaeunara, D 28 6tc CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN DE• state·, 88 counties, the company (6) f, 11, l l :Slc Ilic■ here. • ol t h i11 project to be compll!led .. Pomero7. 1- '8'4? announced t oday. signed fo r y1iur home. Fr ee ea­ 3 l ater t han S e ptem ber 30, Mrs. Ch a'flle Brown called on . SWEET POTATO PLANTS , Nanc;y --J ohn A. Guthrie, Marlon, will llmato,. Foreman and Abbott, m o ther, M rl!I. Cora Ren1haw. her --H.:11, Porta Rlcan, Vlneleu, Por• -I succeed Edward F. EiC, II the 8-6-tt Phone WY2•5321. Mr. and Mrs. Muri Harrill and Bidders must apply, on t he prota Rlcant, Gold Rush and All &V / company•, direcloo of nf,�. v The childrell, St. Albans, W. Va., Gold. Second Houae eall from HAMMER'S REFUSE DISPOSAL. per forms, for pr equalifkatlon . lat ter wa, promoted to manager Schoo l Ho u 11C ln Syracuae. Wm. spent a night with her p,arenta, LIGAL NOTICI Wl'ekly pickup. Al low aa $1.00 with the Hig hway Credi t Ex amln of the com pan,'1 eenk'al di\lislon. Mr, and Mra. Cora Renahaw. on ' Ul.8 ry Montgome Ge_,.ea1 re l ort o , al ll'ast 10 er, i h Columbus, O H. Holme,. at tl-31- t f lhe at celved beln en arc 1 monlh. Call R. &: A. Service days bc Core t ho da te set t u open off ice of Wch3ter & Fults, Porn- upper SUS on lower 15 \i feel open Statinn. WY2 2361J or see Mar­ AIC<; REGISTEREU PtKINGESE alli polis 18.1 on upper 13.7 on Waie Boo&I Agreed 011 eroy Natlon•l Bank Buil ding , Porn- G lon ( llammer) Ha,vt, 6-1-SOtp bids. 15 feet open; Lock 23 3.3 lowier pups. Very nice. Pr iced reaaon­ The minimum wage to be p11id t o eroy, O hio, Phone No. 2-2186, for ) At Four Lake Porl8 ahfo. Betty Goodall-mi le below ' fallln1 'ii ttnth. pe all labo r cmpl�yed on this t·on• th e pro rty of Ella White, deAUCTION Ill •BALDWIN a l Mlodleport, 8lp Con ,'CHlCAGO UPI - Lonashore- . 31 O ll ti9tt tf Mov Me 1 � tract shall be i n a ('COrdance wlth ceased altuated in the Vi llase o f Com•lfflt hnlct, at four Gteat 1tdppen and 1 ,ind¥\ ti) •WURLrrZER d� are loeks -� All the ,"Schedule of Prev_aili ng Ho ur• S)'racu'.wi, Ohio, and conalsUns of Crl" lradhNI Alic REGISTERED COLLIE PUPS laali:ea ports toda, -,reed on a · ud OO'HER FAMOUS Wrltt, P'hone or Cantact b Wage ll ates A,cerla med a nd De- a two story fra me. d •elllnl boue, In,: Lotlt � ·Loci as �•dct-,m. for a&l(I. Call WY2-3489. 6-1•6tc 1 n new three-year- l'ODtract embody­ dt R i o li BRANDS Oh o iver IMh: � termi n ed by The Department of rour room■ downatairs and three A. C, IIADrOIID. ..clno, Ol,lo, •h � 112 BATS KILLE� WITH STAR ----------­ [ndu,lri&l Relations applicabl e lo room, 1nd bath up1U.ln, ;:anp, :;.��t A;i'ko�- ,�� t! e11 ,4!:;:!;,� b':i't ��f! au�:� Slate Highway Depa rtment Im- altualftd on four adjoinln1 lotf, Warf■rln. 2\i lbo., tU9; • lb,. , "I" - 2 DOOR 21 · Jlotlert E. Reed' ?:30 ani ahtppers rehtaoo to ratify the J2.0Q. Sate, pure, and 1u1ranteed. - - - · 'FJUEO A FAEHNLE, A.dmint 0-9 -·-· . - -· - provemen t■ In accordanC'e with , ck 22 Rocket 5:40 1m U); pact. ; Lo COMPL!TE INSURANCE PRO- Sections 4 1 15.03, 4 1 H5'.04, 4 1 1 �.05, ICber■bat:h Hardwari. iltratrlx. of the Estate ol El• Oriflnat dart lffi'D 'ln!M, hos International United . Prt-81 J.,aun:■ne 8t50 am; <>-i; you Ba tcctiOn, Ufe, Auto, Fire, Polio. and 41 lli.07 of t he 4115.06 lteYiaed , 4, , ) 27, (t 28 20; (!) D 6. la. White, deccued. eppearanee ot nt" ..-ar lnalde propol!led C'Ont racl the learned ; 1 0am, , '1:00 Sputnllr: Co-Pllof Call Don IIUl,, Middleport, Code of Ohio." 1 1 , 12, 13, 18 , \9, 20, 25 , WEBSTER & ,ULTZ, , ......,. ...... ell �..... end out. ntn tood IM line ateYe<fores' wages to raise 'would 1� ,� Ad\11:nee 2:00 U Lock ht ,tn Obie wit bidder l submit ,_ h his Attorney, tor Admlni The mu1t .i9,_ 10 , 29, 27; IBI I, 2:l 8_ r IACIUOII, . t1rtt, IUI. tran,., tauter. 1 : Co iil $2 .68 an hour plu1 3 1 cents an I t1 bid a certified �heck In th e 11.mount (8) 2, 4, e, 8, lO, 1 1 , etc A. V. Cria , 8:20 pm, ri o t Hunt• hour. in• frln1e benefit,. Kini 8:35 1m, 10-1: FOR SALE l l AY BALER. ROUND -- DON STIVERS-- of $5.960.00. --�- - -. • ?:25 am, 19-0; Roeket '1:� ln1ton TRAD TIAMS Ba!ea, See H111h Cu1ler or Em• CANADIAN and Plans are eclCications. p :!l on ,.--.. • • E. Reed 1:30 a m mett G. WUI, Pomero;y, Ohlo. OTDAWA. UPI-The Ottawa am., 1--0; :Robert me i n the department• of h igh, . w1-e1p. way1 and the omce of the diY ision Rou1h Riders have obtained end 0,9, Upboundt Lock 23 Eli•r am ,, • Franlt Gtlli1m, former Iowa toot• depul)' director, 1 • • 800 HI-LINE PULLETS 4 MO. pm 0-1; Janie D 8::M> pm 8:00 Blue Wlnnlpea from the atar, ball the director !'(!serves right The ,;;,,, O P T O a l T .. I I T old, 2,S Hi-Line Jayera In prol ..:., Bombers In nturn fnr halfback 1-J; Fran): R. A ter 1:50 pm 2-0; to reject any and all bld!J. . .___. -~....L.. a....... _ "••o, . duct.ion. C.U Wlt-2182. 6-3•3t p ....., \AMIR -� ,r, -· N. am ):O& Z Helen Dorf Clark, ez-Ohlo· State player. g_ s. PRESTON l . d Wlnlle II-• KONWlla N- M o)ln• hove {Ollli _a!IO 19 I Rlden JI, .. I Rou1h Director The PIGS FOR SAU:: Phone WY 2· -• 1 . ....:. , Kr. CrJu down 2:3:5 am, 0.1 e nd. N . Horton . ll&rr7' ed 2te 4, B 4 31p ·co) 28; (6) 247' dlfL .. ',i Pomeroy.Middleport ' June WANT ADS I I I "·"° I KARR & YAN ZANDT PHONE WY-2-21 57 I _ ::============� ■ .. ( 9 ) For Sa le 121 Card JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR I I I I ' I I '� �UJ{;hJ I Thanks New sOVJet , PJ3D . I - --,- 18) Auto Sales Ma v Suffer Now I 10 :30 J0:00 ---,J..............., .. . Legal Notic.e '20 B I I Channel 8 - Sunday 1.2:00 12:30 1:00 1 :30 '' I� , i , 3:00 3:30 4:30 6:00 5:30 6:00 6:3Q 7:00 7 :30 8:30 9:00 2:00 l0:30 9::,o , R -1--d· - �----Social Events I ■■ 4:00 4: 1 5 4:45 5:00 6:00 '1:30 8 :30 9:00 9:30 I0:00 J0:30 11:00 1 1 : 10 l2:30 Laurel Cliff So-:ietv News AmbUSh Sh00l•mg Puts Romano..... O Death'S Edge I Call Dkl St1rr1H e - I Legal Notice ■ v.-.. �=O." RIV EH REPORT Legal No..=ce 1 20b ) I nsurance ' ·POMEROY MOTOR CO. · ,·rrefl. ctlilo I =,..::2.�.._._ ■ an•••••• I cttJ ....s. I Channel 8 -Monda, 8:00 8:30 9:30 1 ,!!J 1 : so ,2:00 1,00 1:SO 12:311 ,,oo �artoon SPtclacula Romper Room Movte a.- , �oil loill Reatleu Qun t.,v, Tittl Aboyt Faee, Med.le llap In Conft 'nle llitle Sari Beil the Cllldi Who Jlo l'l!il fiU !lallirieah Caj>lll!l, Ganadt Sin P'ht · lie111 Your M. ._,,. . Weather ij 'I' er iohh Ila!) "' B rotin· Arrow Your -.. Bo, iliohft �,r,,<111>11 BO\Jl'btih Street liett1 Advr,tWib · in l-.ar1dile Ted Mick Ath�teur Hoar 'l'lie TonlCJit ,hnhlill the -Weather Cherem,e If..,. ·11�- l!eport IJiM! Shmt' 10:30 W hats My IJne? 1 1 :00 Sunday News Special 1 1 : lrli TheJater 18 Chonnel1l-Monda) 8:00 CBS News 8: 16 Captain kaniaroo · u:oo Cortoon Theater !0:00 Red 'Ro*e �ow o,so Oil Tlie Go 11:00 J Low Luc, ll :SO De�mt.er lltJde 12:00 Love or Uie 12:30 Search For Tomorrow ·• 12:45 The GU!dinl Lght 1 :00 Heart of the Clty 1:30 As the World Tuma 2:00 i,·or Better or •one 2:30 HOuse Party 3:00 The MiDlonalre 3 , ,n The Verdict II Youn � 1:00 TIie Jlr!lb!u Dq 1:15 The �I lilllrll IJ80 The r.d,le of Nl\1111 1:00 The Tine Stoo1e1 1:15 Th..i.. 11 1,80 The We of Rl1f7 1:00 Arfbur J, Smi", 111:15 . A Li>ot 11 111,. Wiillitr 1,20 Jule !Uvru, 81,o• l:at) 'it' � . 7:00 llllti*111 �(Joi Am!io ,:: �- �Jl'illll .o'tl J:80 Filb'et � � . ' lt:oo b,iiriy '11iilrlil1�"'1!W Anft liotllerll- 'Bilow ,,80 ,o:oo 10,80 1 l:M ►.: . . ill.Ii ,1,1•- A' i.llot , ii Iii, #iii6r.r :,',oo:f: 1::00 2:00 '2:30 8:0I l,IO 1,00 1,80 4Jl5 �:SO S:40 5:45 Couritry ffyn.n 11me 'l'he Sunday Show MMlon) ""'' The Sunday Show Mewa 'the Sunday Show Th,e Army Hour Jl.oon ffewa Vlr1lnUI Vitatoe (P•gev lll, H.JIOltollt \.'11.urr.h. United N,tlom Shb• lor:111 seturit)' Jtev, Teell (ClrpeDtf'l') Sunday 8ho•cue Annlven.ry Sho•eae Broadway Sho'lfctae Bunda)' 8bowcue Rev. Wilson (New Have11 Chutch of God) Sun••Y ShowcHe New11 Sund:iy Showc11:: New, & Weatberr Con1reuman Moeller W&1hingon Reports to lhe People Sundown Serenade Of f the Air w· COMPTON OfAle ,...., II: i& . D C) n-) FOR ONE WtEK OOlY l'M FEITI\JRlN' THIS GIIWT-SIZE BOTTLE OF MAGNOLIA HAIR TONIC AN'-- - HOWDV, fRIEND ­ SlllfU MAiet IOm;j; ? She meet; fellows all dlly lontJ- a lot mol'e than she 1110uld in �n o!!ice. ►ar be it: • from · n-ie to say he 1s or i,n't. Judy has a head on her shoolder,, ana tt�!�: Start The Dey Ritht With STEVE - - -·-- - -- - ---· · ·- - - -. H E WE NT SKIN· H E LLO, 5 1 ••• • DlVINC7 WHER E'S r---�..._ YOUR DAD '?r--VJll\1 . IS IT FUN TO S K I N - DIVE � . ··• HE'S C LE A N I N G' OUR WELL. ALLEN - � usical Clock'' UQI MOltNING AT 7:IJ AA ' . ON WJ E H:. MANAGIMINT DISSENTS WASHINGTON UPJ _ Rep, James M. Quigley, D-Pa. reported today that one reply &o a ques• tlonnalre on politics he mailed his oonstitutents bore this n ota• tion: "The opinions herein expressed tre thoae of the head or the houl!lehold but do not necessarily reflect those of the managemei;it. .. HI, AflHIE ! ER , .. JU�T Pf.lOMlf'IG MV AUNi It-I SCHENECTADV ! DIDN'T WAN'T 'ro USE Tl-IE COM�Y PHONE AT Tl-IE:. UIB I ." 14 MILLION MIL' SIGNAL WASl!INGTON UPI - A01cr­ lc1'.s Pioneer V 1tin satellite la more than 14 million mllea frOm' · , earth and atill sending back radlo slgnal1. Tlte National Aeronautics and Space Admini■tration repor't­ ed the satellite passed the 14mlll�on-mile mark Frida)'. . . . , ·1 SAM-LEFF . 1M 1'141; WINDY, ·rur,llR r. f:!. � 1 'S' s:};/flfl IP ' '-'- I ' I I ; -■ N BARNEY GOOGLE 1IHI 8N1Jtt'V With Gove"1Dtet1t's 1st Step tuik UM-1'1� toveth- tall sale11 sparked by a brlsk · Ill tool!: •� Jtd.�l•i ,�p ttUs iluto market, reached a ne-w hig h �• lo �Me l»tUbteili 1Yeh- · In April. Conl!lum er installme nt Iy to borrow moriey ftoin com credit surged for the biggest mercial banks at cheaper rates, mon th ly gai n si n ce last A ugust a move that waa Widely interpret- and homc-bu i l di ni,! showed some ed II an ef�ort to h\ject Dew life aigns o( coming out of its slump, lnte the fla11tr1r econHfn;. On th� other h and inventories However, most 4:conomilt1 ruled on the s he l h an d in t he ware• out the theory thll the action bf houaes of man u facturer,, whole­ the Federal Reserve in cutti•ll · salers and relailers climbed by tbl! diarount rate at eeveraJ re• 300 million dollars in April to tlohal Fed bahkll was Prompted the record total of $92,600,000,000 tiy feats thil a i'eeeUioh Is Ju11t the Commerce Depa rtment reporl1i'ouftd t'1,e rorner. ed. :Ritbet. th@y aala the decision Oepn1111ed conditlo na continued waa diet11ied bJ cnnft'detlce that to pervade the big steel centers. oonau me� and busine11men are Mille were scheduled to operate ho loni.et piqued by foQatlon at only 61.D per cent ot capacity pSyeholOty the convletlon with some sh ut down over the lhal a IOOael' rein on the slacken- Memorial Day holiday. Thi, mark­ !�1 Pa"ce ot the ecoilomy ii need• ed the alxth consecutive weekly llt(I. drop. In some steel area, opera­ �er: mone, 1110 developed tion11 were nearing the lows of <m . Rl)O�t{ front when companies the depr ession days. Layoffs by who fln-anCe inttalbnen t buying of steel companies were estimated at c•rs aQd: Other maJqr eon1u met more than 60,000. Stock& R•ltleil ite� cu_t lheir borr.owln1 rates. ROW!ever, m1ny observers' look Plus AM Mlnu• .. . The Fed •c:ted 1g1inat a some­ for a stlarp upturn in the fall what · disturbln1 background of wheb inveiltoriea have been cut �harply dec1Jnin11 steel operation, to the bare bone. · The government tclmmed oil a l�velln..1 oft of new overall .!lales qrdera an<J_ a continuln1 employ• i mports with the sharpeat cut! be­ mept nte· of G �r ctht or mott ing made on reaidual fuel ship­ of �h, lab� rol.'ce. The rate of i n- me n ts. The Interior Departmen t said the move reflected current 1 o a t ::�: . ::� !":s �t t�! U. S. supplies and also heavy pressures trom oil 1ta te eongreH• end of 111\ year. i., .and c.o.al producers. Qn the plua " • ,.ate.o , 'l' ,aide, however e · - 1, {1 1 Gaspline prleea firmed at purnp�-' . . in the tnld-COntlnent area on tfie strength o! increased moloring· and far m activity. At least si:t major sLtPJllier t o service stations in the rcP,;lon increased pricel!I u p to 1-2 cent n gallon. Gas prices in the area had been cut by 3-4 cent■ a gallon since mid•April. The bl1 rtal estate firm of Webb r& Knupp postponed il!ol e• try into the steel bu1Jnes11 In Montana and Arizona. Howe ver, it denled i t wa s having difficul t y raising needed capital. The com. pany expl11ined it� h ad underestl­ mated its catiital requirement s, The lowering of the dlscount rbte triggered a mild rally in atock price-s. Prices started on the uptlck Thursday i n anticipa­ tion_ of cheaper 1no n ey. The dis­ count action provided a p.<iych ol­ oglcal spur to industry' s forward planning and came as good news to the housing market. 1'E'1 --- Pl!ANU TII Rev. Mc.nl&Jmer·y (F<utla.nd P I A N C, S IIJ. :;. Lott • $1495 �I , Sportscope Sports Sp eelal Americ11n A l bum Dance Purty Movie Sp eclacula.r Perry Mason Wanted-Dead or Al ive Mr. Lucky Have Gun. Will Tr avel Gunsmoke Not For Hire New11 Th eater )3 Sign Off . 8,00 'l«la.• W�fTN�TV�C hct'1 ntl 13- I • · I . Katie Doonan Show Topper Doueh Jle Jfi PIQ Your Hunch Prfo, Ia Rlthl C,,ncentr1t10n Tr1.1tli. or ConaequenDM ll Could be YDU Mid Day Newa Movietime Loretta Youn1 Youn, DI:', Mtlo:i, From These Rc.ots Comedy Playl)ouae Adventure Time SteamOOlt Bill Sgt. Preston 1'-fusic in the lto und Jim Thac.ke:r Show Weathereaat N�'klill Picture Huntley iBrmtle, Re111 rt Hucklebem H•und River boat Tales of Wells Fargo Peter Gunn J\lc(la 'Theater Steve Allen Show News Headline, Wea.t heh:a1t Jack Paar Sho',f · Sign Off 1960-7 WMI1) Daily Pro�am Schedule Sign on Continental Classroo11 :00 The News TonJ1ht · l J :06 Weather Wlndo,r n : JO Late Show The Big Picture l,at Jo hn Hopkins File �-no College News Conference 1:llO Camera 8 1"111 Mystery Matinee 5,30 Open Hearing 1'00 •Man, Medicine and Space 1,ao Natio11al Education A� B:40 Matty's Fun n ies �,45 Eve Arden Show '1:00 People's C h oke 1,30 Robin Hood 8'30 Trackdown '1:30 :rw� .. ,;e rick .0,30 Lawman 1 1 ,00 The Pebel U,10 The A!,skans HtOI 1 I l::ilO Joh n ny Staccato Channel I 3 - SaturdaJ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldd ieport, O. , June 4, / Channe l 3-Monda, WC HS�TV C,,uttnel 8 pl 2:.55 Baseball 5:30 Sludio Wrestling s,oo Record Hop '1:30 Dick Clark Show 8:00 B rave Stallion 8:30 Leave It To Beaver 9,00 Lawrence Welk Show 10,00 Jubilee, U. s. A . 1 1 : 00 Up-To-The-Minute News 11:10 Sports Report I I : 1 5 Late Show I ( 1 8 Employment Wonted New, Headlines Weatherc11t · 1 1 : 1 3 Nltewatch 1 : 00 Sip Off I ---- ---- --- 5:43 6:00 1'·00 9:00 9:30 10:0U 10:30 l l :00 ll;ao 12-:f)O U ·80 I :00 1: 10 2:�0 3:00 3 :30 Sign O n 4:00 Th is i s t h e LL'e 4:30 TV Chapel 5:00 Industry on Pa rade 6:30 6:00 Garde n Club of 1 h e Air 6 : 15 Fr ontiers of Faith ff:�6 Sunday Movie tirne 8:30 Monza Ch all enge 1:45 Crotched M o untain 7:00 Favorite St ory 7:30 W orld Champio nship Golt 8:30 Meet t h e P ress 9:00 Sunday News Picture 9:30 Ol'erl and 1'r.:ii l ' 10:00 M usie on Ice J 1 1 :00 Chevy Show 1 1 : 10 Loretta Y o ung Show 1 1 : 15 1 Peopl e A re Fun ny 1 :00 Channel 8 - Saturday I 1 1 7 I Help Wanted :-;:;===�---· I I I ----:==-:-:::- --­ 1 1 :15 1 1 :30 1 2:00 1 2:30 1 2 :45 1 :00 1 :30 3:45 4:00 4:30 5 :00 6 :00 6:30 7 : 00 8 : 00 9:00 I For Disamament 1 1 : 20 J I : 10 Channel 3 - Sunday r· · 1 161 Lost and Found ° � t/' �:�t II I 4:00 Wak h Mr. Wiza rd 4:80 Scie n ce Fiction Theater 5:00 Dete c t ive•, Dalry �:30 W aterfront 6: 00 H ome R u n Derby 6 30 Ne •vs Pic1ure ' :45 Spo rts RoUJ'ld u p �:55 Weat h erraat 7:00 Saturdlly Night Jamboree 7:30 Bonam.a 8 :30 The Man an d the Ch allenge 9:00 The De put 6:30 Wo rl d Wide 60 1 0 :30 llan •'rom Interpol 1 1 :00 N e 11s Headli n es 1 1 : IO W �athe r cast 1 1 :15 Shockw-a t ch ".? :00 Sign O f f I - -- - j : 141 Channel 3 - Saturday I I ��-- II __ ..... I I :, I ���-C:,°" !:'. I TEL EVI SIO N GU IDE WSAZ.TV Chan nel 3 Love Li fts Nation's Economy By $23 Billion A nnuaIIy, Takin All Th e M oney G room an Gel 1t1J (IU � - --- .., �&-Dall1 Sentinel ' O· , I B n"rn CAB BAGE roM Aro ' ' Bail ey· � plant&. Frank Emrich, 8-l-3tc R u n, 4 ' 1 960 • eo s e ��!!.�� �: :� : ;�\� : I � NO ��! c OR S , , nd bat. r L -STATI OHIO OF gas f u,nace . Ni« loca ti on . S ee FOR SALE: 22 CUBIC FOOT UPD s l S, m P,ck ena , Syr"use , o: i; l t:=��lo�Ma� �-:� c r igh t freezer . Cali N ew Haven , lp g 6l ·3tc 2 123. Cha r lie New. TU 2· -:::-:-=:::--:-::::::= vislOn, radio and rugs are m o.st • or six weeka In Europe? By DorothH M. Brooks _ -- -- F_ , :: vc541 361 E R o o M H O US E L•.. SO AL E : r" R_ i S Will their f rtt home be a small ne c e11sa ry fo r 11ewlywed11. NEW YORK UPJ - Try to pin roa CONSISTENT DEPl!!II DABLI! lll!SULr with bath, nice location. Melvin UNIT PRICI CONTRACT 1 90 1 V.o r i ne Suee l ie� with eoma rtme n t furniahed p a of getting RATES Se .i1Jed propou li will be rece n•. down ttle average co11t honey m oo n 1 na1 Hood, I l l Lo cust St., Pome roy. Th - 1 rad"t" h elor Ql1arter leftoveri , bac d ne bi it h t ere rind 'll ou y nd a married \� � . S epre. a UJ � l High • e t d c o ur the O tate 52 6-30 t the t of ll r o � · c::mg acc p You Buy _ _--ccc : I tents: pi!r wQfd. :,ae iuertion. Minimum cb.,-g, - 60 �� suc h thing - u nle!S, of coul(.e, &ifts and ingenu i ty - or a com• sen v:J \ 1 $ r of O h io, 111 Columb u!I , 11 0 1 b recto 81 l Di --;= ::--:-: Wil)' liU ft u l.il " h / n �: h.ou11e in he-last•ash t ray I cents: pe:r W'Ol'd for three coo.eoulive insertiona. FO R SA t L O T A'.',1 D �O Ulu o, until 1 0 A. M ., Oh i o ( Eastern ) yo u go a l on g wit h th e recently plete•to·t m ar�e: a nn ua Y, WI t . 6 per U.:: o un g ma n who said Ail th e i...uburbsr • , 'l' ho useij , 8 ro o,ns and bath, in· y ried r ma a Sped.al - one month !or 30 cent, per word. ::it an ard Time, uesd y, Jun 14, of U. S. oneymou n co u pIa. sp �nd h . A ny one of the unlimited num- . , ·ve got . " Full ,.ate oi 3 amt. per word will � ch.areed for advertirul,g ta k es a l l )OU c l UtI ing k tic lien. app l lances, ' i9o0, t or impr ovements ln: for a wee k _ O f $237 I her of po88ible variations ca n be m g an avera ge . . oae h w people he t d. o e t n y tl any re rr u f h se Ask II DO( p,ld within 1 0 da.y1 after receivin;i: bill. oo r c e u clusiv ls n i o for m a tiou t g 1 5 Noa. 0, 1ts l'ruposa BBD cu 1 1m m :� ru o ,3 562 , Clif t on , W. V a . l'noh in Advertbi.Jli - s.bould be reporo-d immediately. TM Phone .1 re o i tcred u one proj ect and will business as weddinlt, and all that "lhc " ,nswer at a cost 01' a few fr m the Census Bure au '""• SI ·:5 O.ily Sentinel will .D.O'l be reaponaible for more Lban one io.cor• goes wi t h t h em and yo u 'll ge t t h e hund red to several thousands of o 111e r gover n me n 1 sources, ban 6- l -6lp. c -::-cc :: --:--:c:c:c:: ,,..... "� .. ·�r u ·' ed ,, one ,,00, .... ._ ".0,,t. ... : - answer : ''Well , t't a ll de• dollar, • same Net !mertl.oo e�onom1· s ts im d n umerous pu bl_i c�propoMI No. 1 " HOUSE FOH SALE: 6 RO OMS . Whateye r t he cost t o t h e indi- [ p e nds Card of 'I't!Hb and � Notices o{ Ewnt■ $1 .UO. Obitu.arie1 AT n �)', Oh to , on part o l ho ns,' .11tuck _closely lo t he . bnd�l 1 M Cou c g.11 t and 1Ja1h, near Syracuse P os It d e �·nds, of cou rse, on what vidu als i n volved, ma rri age,, are puNi¥P.d at l reot per word. . H.,n 0.00, Sli tc R qute No. 680 :-.e{· I ,•a r k..��,• lea v 1 �g fo, ot h e� J t ����� � � Offke un !liv e r Road. Two l o ts. $23 atcd 1 MO. � DAYS 3 DAYS l DAY ··getti ng marr ied " me ans t o eac h big b usi ness - a n esti �ORDS I . e ....., Y ma1 ke t a nd t e . 1 � h b;y o eu1ov111 g Sc1p wns ip, T w iri fl 6· 1- t p l.ela11d Bumga rn e r billi on in 1 959 spent for go ods an d $1-'IO 9Ck 60c IS cx1 s l1 ng, concrete slab bn dge an a couple · ar ket. t h e expe n ses of �eh, m ge ii se rvices t h at wou l d no t ot he rwise $1.80 $1.20 $6.00 60o 20 1-· o H SA LE HAN C I I TYP E 6 roo m r eplace wilt. a steel beam and e ren � v er� h cless , are . to � recko ne d Js it to bt> a simple ceremo ny I have been bo ugh t. Pomeroy ) Ohio $7 .50 $1.50 $2.20 711c the h in a ny co nsid erati on of wit ho u n· wi t h ba th. Alum i n um I O!>uled timber br id&e 1 8 foot - O 1 11 . wi t h the brid e i n he r going; . away . " " _ ef!l!i ·" 0r eo u ne . storm wind ows. A u toma t i c g as !>pan, an d 25 foot • 6 inch roB. dwa;y ; o u U it a nd j ust best frien d! to , 5 1 �ce b 1 8 . b�sin cos t or gettin g ma rried. Ada received by 10 A.M. will be in that day • ,-per, • req u ires s1at1sl 1cs, .,iv er.i.g es, and linage No. MEG-680-0 1 92, Snan h eol. Lot 92 x 1 20. t:onv e nien t ly · · sta n d up Ior t he pa1r - or a pr0Ject1ons, ,., t lS�D IOATI AND MOTO"" ... •BatIen, Mar1 on , D ur" " " o . inches, Roadway ch urc h �eddmg WI th th� bri de Jocall'd to grad e st hoo l a nd o ne ( 1 ) 18 feel CHESTER . Ind wp wt.ii• the� lad. Mttr.. Type-Steel gow n ed 1� t h e d ress of a lifetime, sli ne & Osborn, a Madis on Avet uwn . KeasonaDly p riced. Phone :l5 feet . fJ inc h es, Miss :wi:axl n e Dennis, M ar ietta. 1s politan Moton. 600 I, et J ts mars firm. tising er adv n e u SPruce 3-5564, Mason, , B eam, visitin(l: her a unt a n d u ncl e, M r . a proce81!0 n lit., Pomeroy, Phone WY..2-Sl10. 0:/ I Auto So l es I I Not ices . of , atten dantll an d ke t ing experts to work on ·t h e s ubPropoul N o. 2 6 2 3t p 1 . , ., tr1m_nung e _ th all · h a nd Mrs. J arne s Marti n . 1 1 -24-tfc ",t -- ---�-- -�- 1 i\fei., County, Ohio, on part or . They came up ~ • ,e•ently. • e•t . M rs . El iza bet h W 1· ck h am spent TIRMIT AND PIIT CONTROL 1 957 FO RD V8 FAIRLANE 500 Will family an_d J nt1mate1 _toast 1 ,omc 1, gures on "Th e 8,-,d,I Mar- th e wec..: . · h M rs. Ca I Sec t i on 0.00, Stole Rou te No 680 th� newlywe d& an pune b , mbbl '· en d wit ' dd 1e e b)' Peift. FrM jnspactk,n_ IMur- $1 ,495. 4 door seda n . A r eal . F o r Rent ket" t h at make i n terestin g read111 Scipio Town1hip by removing da m ty sandwlc N by N1tl4>nwtch. Phone R, cream p uff. Power stee ring .and _ hes . and weddmg ,· ng _ whether or no t th ey .,e Wick h am Pomeroy. 1 e x is ti n g timber beam bridge 13 ca ke Mrs. · c;;;;..;.;S ,_. ummer 1e ld and Mrs . ari,d A. hrvice 'lt1tlon WY2,b r akea. Fordomatic. Blaettnars, I AJ)A.b. ,' MENTS - t"Unullled ind - or w t II .the fu ll , comp Ie- typical or brides in g eneral. f o t · 4 i n ch span, 1 7 foot · 1 inch o No r a Br own · spe nt Wed nesd a y ir food h enjoy _ 6,3-6tc 2166, lav15 Pomer oy. guests o _f Mlddleunl u rnUl h ed. Mdtuter,, POME"OY . " -7 · room_ I ra mt: h o usc I ro a dway, and �place wllb a steel ment Eoeh marr,· age _ there w ere with Mr. a nd Mrs. La :rr :, n o Jacks c u m the dance d n a 1 r d "'_ � and 1 k port. Pbone WY_ -• •••. � -3 -tf -• 1 , l ,4-45,000 i n 1958 and there are ex.!° '! w i t h b11 lh, gas healing, C ut i ba�e- be am a n d creosoted Li mber bridle THE ANNUAL M EETING OF THE _ o ush. R . orcheatra _1oc1el)' a of l n . n m c l SSOOO Ca be boug h t with 1 20 feet . o inc h apan 2 � foot . 6' pected to be 2,250, 000 annu ally b Sulton & Che11ter Farmere' Mut ual I � AND 8 R OOM HOUSE, TWO Ii The WSCS met Thursday al the Will t he! hone;ymooneP.; ta�e off - _ gene ia tes a dema n d for land ron tract Fire In,urance Compan}' will h r d B 1.d ' N MEG for a week In the mountains - 1 965 r oom apar t ment•. A. N. Bengel, h odist C hurch. Met 000 l worth of goods a nd about $ 5, l l ·2·tfc POMEROY BARGAI N PROP:ERT_Y ��-02:,t� ;::� 011 � (�f 20 ��et � 0 he held at Cbeeter Town Hall, J,'O R SALE; ONE RID ING HORSE Pbone N Y2_3272. 1 -4 fram s h room o h e_ house wit s, · services - for apartm ent� . ½I- i n chell , Roadway width 25 feet P hon e WY2-6 1 B2. 5· 28-6tp u c June 6, g A. M . Emmett Will, Bl " TH ANNOUNCED 1 6 appliances ac re l ut. Gas a va1fablc. $!000. c lO t hi ng f_ ur · tu re Pres., Franc!■ E. Morris, Sec. rn 111c es, Type-Stee ea . h I b . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watki ns of m rr, ,automobiles ' alld my r•iad' FLUTE IN t:000 CONDITIO N . 3 R OO M t"UIINISH ED APART· MIDDLEP ORT f 1 6 Jewel &-l-3tp ropo l , 3 Middleport, an n ounce t he birt h of o ne o y. Ph J . h o use sh m g l ;-ex t�rf�; :as menl a nd ba th , Pomer u �a 5-3 1 - te Call WID-227 1. , r ot M� 1 g;s Joun ty, Ohio, on part of o n a t Meig_s General Ho�pi � al, s a 5-2 7 -6lc 691 5 . WY2m a n tel · Sectio n 0.00, Stale Route No. 680 "e, $ 1 1 ,000 ing ' ,;{'W fi replal ---- �- -- -- • �� tl��S$ 1 5,000 a v era 6 . . ·e .i.nd . of . May 29 at 8 ' 30 p · m · weighing Very good l'onllillon. t:onven i ent in Sc i pio Towns h ip, by removing goes into t h e cost o f t h e dwelling ' EASY SP� N DRY� R WASHE_R. DELU X E 3 - ROO MS and B ATH B lbs. 6 1-2 ounces a n d named $4 500. u nit itself whil e $1 000 is spen t on Porch ghdc r , lady II B ulova wri s t ) unf ur ni shed apa rt men t . C oats WE WISH TO EXPRF.SS OUR exist,· n , s teel beam br,·dge • 17 foot Joseph Robert. Grandparents are ' t he e ngagamen t an'd wedd mg and Mr appreciatlon and thanka to all walch. t:all WY 2- 2437. Mi doleport. Ph one RUR AL - . 18 acres 1-:ood l.i y , n _g o i n c h spa n 14 feet o inch roil d· · , MidB uild i ng a d M r . O r Wa t k m lan ; M s oScow UPI _ The disarma- t he balance reprct... ents the average dl · � RD � a d M :; 2 1 1 2 t c d o n Sl a t c Route 1 24, _5-ru u m wa y and re � lace with a s teel beil m who helped in 11ny way du ring 6 2 3tc WY 2 · 514 1•. M · ��. ::::=� 1 h ou se , ba m .i nd o� her � u1l d 1 �i,:s. ll nd ' creoaoted Umber bridge 20 ment plan Premier Niki_ ta Khrus h_ . el!ltimated cost of setting u p t h � Et1::: --c::::=- cc= : -----=-:-_c ! M the lllne1t ud death of ou r . gr:at Vititoe, iddl po Sf_ X -wife and mother , Mr s. Bertha NEW 222 VAllM JNT lllFLE: FO R RENT 4 RO O M HO USE , $3500. Wo uld co n sider fmanc m g f oot O inch span and 25 foot 6 inch chev wa n t ed to emphainze at his house hold, wit h o utlays fo_r fu r111- grandparents are M rs. Mart ha. power _scope. $50_. 00 . l a l .vi n Ar n�ll . Special thank• to Dr. R,itland Towns h ip. Call TU 2- � � H !\1 ---: 9� ac res wiih 1� ac r es r oadway, Bridge No, MEG 680-0258 press con ference Friday may be t ure, applia�ce8 a �d t he _ fke. a nd Watkin s, MJddlepo 3 6-4 p a ne , Middleport Hill. . r t and Mr . L n m c u l l 1vat1 0n, bal a nc� m pas- Span on e ( l )" 20 teet . 0 inches, lost In t h e wave of Weste rn re• [ P u ttlng ftr&t lh m gs ftrst, the 1e 1 · ] But m u , and n ur 1 at the 3475, H a r t ford, W. Va. 6-3 1 -6tp - M D B ric G ra n t St ·, . es, kl M -· · l ure, im m e v i rg i n t i mber. 6- 1 n oadway width 2(1, feet _ 8 inch,. actio n to h is blast at President survey foun d some 7 5 per cent or Meigs Gener al Hoapltal, Ewing �ddt -:---:::::-- - �=:--=-:-:-::- :;:--: =�rt . c M 1 P• _______ __ roo m ho �se _. VCf} go od La rn a n d Type-Steel Beam , Funeral Home, Pallbearen, SinTHREE Ul>: DllO OM HOUSE AT Eisenhow er observers here said engaged girl.. sported the tradi• _ her t s, o ild_in �u n1y Pl r ave t t h o wa e cost n . h h c ic ring w Pomeroy. ' o ti nal St., in a M t s g 1 1 26 Ea jen a nd 111 who helped i n any today. PropoMI No. 4. CASE REPO R TED DWI $ l s 5-3 1-6tc GOOO . a nu c from lhH l lm d. P h one WY 2- 3408. way. Me !Ja C ounty Ohio on part of The Soviet press ga ve prom i- erage o� er $2Qll . . She r iff Robert Hartenbac h reO X 229 . . I PHON E WY 2 3830 ! Section 0.00, St�te R�ute No. 80 nent play today to "favorabl e forPractically all brides h �d ac- r Th e Arnott Family. :::::---:-::-:-::-:-::-:::-::::c:::: --:: H nig h t of ar rest last ported the 6 (6) 4• Jtc eir wed. 6-4-l t p HO ME IN I III Scipio To wnsh ip, by removing e ign reactions" to Kh rushc hev's q� lred a t roussea u for _t� Richard VanMetre , Belleville, w. TIIHEE BEDROOM gly, the surp t, ha Pe u b dmg nsm pai � t o king bridge a fo m 7 beam cxistinj timber disarmam en t proposals, , Va., New Haven. first ho use above --------c- --on a ch arge of driving while n 6 i n ch 11pan, 1 1 foo t - 0 inch :road• llO menti on of his altack Oil t h e great ma1 on ty �pent less l�a t he J l ut, H o ule 3J, Inquire at intoxicated. He is also !'MBiti n g $2.""!· And, c heermg to pr° spe cti ,e way and replace with a ateel beam President. 6 2 3t p on the ho use . h earin g in Co unty court e t h f o h 9-,ba nd s, on 1 Y 9 per ce n1 LOST - Brown blllfQI� between NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS bridge 14 a nd cr eosoted timber O bservers here had Uttle do ubt h arge, c FOUlt HOUSE, Davia Ice and £va'1 Restaurant. FUR N lSllED STATE OJ; OHIO foot o inch span and � foot - ti ho wever that It was .K hrushchev'� brides queried looked forward to ______---___ .. .... ...1 .. .. .... Retur n to Eva·, fteatauranl, Pom­ roo ms and b a th, air condition, DE PARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS i nc h roadwa�•, B ridge No. MEG 660 remarks ' about Eisenhower t h at spep.ding m o re for c lot hing af ter R E E V E S F IN E D , ma rriage than they did as singl e eroy. Rew, rd. 6 2 3tp television. 16� Lincoln H t s. Celumbu1, Ohi o, M.y 20, 1 960 029 1 , Span one { 1 ) H feet . o inc h , would get t h e headli n es abroad. William Reeves, Albany RD, ar• 6•4-6tc gi rls. Th e re msining 91 pe r cent Phone WY2· Z77�. Contrad $.lies For rREI! 10..,edloa Th• prem ier appee red I n ef.. I Ro adway width 23 reet . 6 inches, rested y es terday after n oon by Midt -c-::---: --- � Leoal Copy No. 60 . 359 Type-Steel Beam. hd to hne written off neeotla• was divided evenly b e t wee n th ose dlepnrt police, was fined $!:5 a nd PHONI who expeeted to g o along about UNIT PRICE CONTRACT tl on• with the E IMn hower adPropoul Na. $ costs today by May or Kenn eth McGilmore'■ Supply Slore . 1908 CHEVROLET VS. '1,095, 4 the same as they had bee n , and S ealed proposals will lie recc_ ivo aI compl•t.ly mlni•tretlon e igs Coun ty, Ohio, on p rt o f lh t n n ey. Harry Wa lb urn , Akro n, M E a ng re11t h o me. door 1N1d1n. Ori1lnal black !lu­ on d for pendi K figure O who : CO those WANTED , e o ' •e O t d --• at w ic e h ff h S o c ntod ,_ ,,. l late High • Se ctio n 4 .Sl Slate Route No. 680 thou� ho molntaJ f WY-2-2774 a rres led Memor ial Day for fig h t, lsh. Power1Hde Bl■ettn1r1 1 Porn Write qu a lificati on 11 lo P. O . Box wa � Di re� tor of Ohio, a! Col u mbus, I i n Bedf ord Towns h ip, by removing to co_. ntln� c1,1ltural cont•cts and less. in g i n a Middleport bar, forfeileili Vaughan'■ Exlermlnatlng 6 2 3tc eroy. 6·3·6tc The average bride, it se ems, re3 03 , Pomeroy, O h io. luo , un t ! 1 0 . m . , O h i o (Eastern t ,. 11 ) existing steel beam bridge 1 7 foot, said he w11 alway, rffdY to dla- cei ves $1 ,003 i n weddi ng gi£ts, and $25 bond in court toda;v. _ <:J Company !=it.11. ndu r d l_ une, Tue s day, J une 14, 8 inch span, 14 foot . 6 inch ro ad· cu,H the ld H of a new t ummlt ..... CINII UIN Can m ost _of th�se gifts ere n ot exa�lly St. Marn, W. Va. 1 960 , fo r unprnvemenl.8 m_: MAN RELEASED day and replace with a st eel beam fflfftlng. AH Mai• Mil Mwtil1 s 1 Pr oposa l s Nos. 1 t o 7 mclusl �c Moscow obse rve rs said Khrush - urpr•s�s s mr�but i,:i ea?s of h 1 n ts I La rry D. Mathews, Huntingtm a nd creoso ted timber bridge 20 MITIOl'CIUTAN MDTOQ . ' e h t es 1str1 _ bnda l g 1 fl " reg PUBLIC SALE are oHe rc d 11.s one proJect and will fool\- O inch ·span, 25 foot . 6 i n e h e h ev'a remarks appeared to rep- a nd W. Va.,' was released on bo nd o, -- ..., Meln ... ng b �1de� ge nera iiy manages ,o Iet $ The undersig ne d will offer for 1-io usl!.: l'AlNTING INSLl)E A N O be aw urdcd as one contract. ict v �o the of a ing n "harde resent n � night on a speedi. feet - 6 inch es, Ho dway width 23. 7 0 last P1••"Y• Oh.. , 1 . what now k exactly ers v g1ft-g1 lla l u a t pulilic auction, al t he l a le o o P 1 _ sal ifically , e o N _ o ut. lloof an tl chimn ey work. c ar ge 1 1ed b Y pome,._.y PO1 ice, I ..:p,n one ( l ) 20 feet . 0 Inches, foreign policy h n "-apec � p ' o f importance h 1957 FORD va 2 DOOR $ 1 ,195. reside nce of Dai111y G ri ffith Mat'r , 6 2 6t p . A , h ens C, ou nty , 0I1 10 , on Sec - Roadway widt h 2, feet . 6 inches, a n e w attempt to fo rce , the aban• ' t h ey'd l ike · In order . e f Jed Webster repoi-ted today, ll11y Ou rs. WY 2-3624. C h i , t wn 7.79, Stu te Route No. 680 in Type-S teel Beam. CuMtom Sed11n. Low m ileage. deceued, near D orca s , on t h e don ment or America 's foreig n the a verage bnde fe els t hat bed- He . t . ar 1n M ayor Legar ,• roo� f urni t u � • line£S, living � Jit ::f Raclne-Uaahan Road, in S u tto n Lee � a e xan n r d T A o l wns � h . ips � by J · · Proposals N os. 1 to 15 inclusive ba&es. Bparkllna li1ht blue flnlab, i ; r�?t cou:: lt_n 1 of t his proj ect to be <:ompleted _ Th e Co mmunlsl organ Pravd 11 : £urmture, re rigerat_c,r, automo I e, US l neSS Serv 1 � eS a pplyl1_1�. a �1,t,u n11�J, us t rea�mc11t) I 8Jaettn11r1, Pomeroy, .a-6tc TbWru1 h ip, Mtlgs Co u n ty, Ohio, 1Jn _ :c:::______ , '6111lllrda,-, t he 1 1 th d11y or June, 1 ten 1s 1 -30, l -32. I a\lem e nl. Width nut later tha n November 15, l960. ' ' carried .11n a rticl e today denou n c- wv. h mg machine, dine tte set, te lc- THE R_I DGc:& K E NO I ER: REFRJG HlNG, O 1960, commenci ng at one ocloclc AlR CON DITI ,1 8 feet_. I.A!ll!(1 h 1 4 , 256 .00 feel ur B idders m us t apply, on the pro- mg Vic e P resident Rich ard M. j r a. Al bert Milhoan Mr. and M 11tion service. Jack'a Rerrigera- 2. 70 n ulcH. 1862 CHEVROLET 2 doo r sedan, 'P. M., the person al proper ty o f O On U S ' ·p rovoc11. tlve artiv,ties daughter Mrs, Rober t Pickett of o r preq ualirication Nixon's f r ms, fo pt•r 2 • tio New Haven. Phone :UM,00. J'h one WY 2-3020. Gol­ s aid del"edent, couslat in g in part P o o l N o. 2 peace, " meaning his Bradbury called on Mt. and Mrs. h e Hig h wa y Credit Examin• against t with . u , . p l 6-�� 11, 35:n, d10 H1wk, Condor St. 6 2 ate of: Tables, ch alrs, iro n and wood G11l l l.11 co,anty, Ohio , un Scctrnns I e r at C o l u mbus O h io il l l east 10 speec h at t he Southeast Asia · Evere tt Milhoan Monday, lied1, settee, day bed, U ook CAiio, 0.00, 0.30, 0.56 ( pa r t > , S l ate H o u le da'y11 bef o re t he• dat e 'set lo open Treaty confe rence in Washington. I. 0, McCOY '66 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 4 door ae• bo ok1, clterry table, blanket cheat, Rev. an (] Mrs. r'loyd Boga rd aud Th• • lcle ,aid th• ,,'P"Ch I child ren of Fly, o., Miss Jane N�. 775 i n Walnut irnd Perry T o wn- bid s . June beetles may eat the roll, R AUCTION din. Car·, blu&-But you won't �•0�, to be an enemy P old tr u nk,, coal ranje, oil range, ,._, s lups, by a pplying a bi tu minous N T he minim um wages t o be paid be U )'OU buy it. f129:5. Kur & Route 2, Long Bottom, Ohio Harris, Colum bus, Carol Harris of age of ornamental tr".,.�. Eithel' electric refrigerator, kitchen cab• ---, -,--,,-:-:-,:-::::-:-= ­ l rea l me n �-llems T-30, T-J 2. Pa v e• tn 11 1 1 labor employed o n this con- 0f ■u mmlt ry. Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 3t c LI ma apen t th e wee k end. w1· th Mr . DDT or lead arflellate makes an lnet, cheat of d rawers, wal!lh MUl!LLIR FURNACES, WISTING m c n t : Width 18 r c et, Lcnw th 4 1 ,- lr n ct s ha ll be in acco rdance wit h "Can t here be a more convinc- and Mrs, Gr.over H a rris. effective protec tion, accordlng to '46 <.:HEVROLET O eyllndcr-2 1 0 1ta nd1, dreHer11, mode rn and old . , HOUSI ai,pll1ncea. Arnold Bro­ 025 · 60 fcc t · w1· d1 l1 2 0 fcc I , Lcngl h t h e " Sc hedule of Prevailing Hourly mg arg ume ? t provmg t_be gui- 1 1 Of • M r. and Mn. Niles Salser spent Ohio State Unlveralty Ex.tet..sJoa T 2 door. One local owner . Wo rt h di.11he1 1m d gla11a wa rn, including . . thert, Sy,acu.., Ohl•. Phone 1 , 372 . 80 fe el . _ ot�! Lc n � tl1 42, 3 98, · Wag e Rates Ascertained and Deter- Washlngt on s leaders m_ th � col • Sunday in Marietta. entomologists. . 1 1 -1 1-tf 4o feet or 8.03 miles, much more. $695. Karr & Va n one 11el of 811varlan China, hob• WY2-6314. mi n ed by the Depart m ent of In- I.a pse of lhe Paris m�et_mg? · · · · Mrs. Jo h n Selle r s was taken Nixon Un• to the hospital at Col umbu8. �ro po HI �o. 3 Zandt, Pomeroy, 6 2 3lc n»ll and preaaed J:laas, and many dustria l Relations applicable to Pravda demanded. . . GRAVELY TkACTOR SALII AND o ther arl iclea, i\fe 111s Co u � t y, O h i o, nn Secti on State High WII)' D epartment Im· masked h l i:nself as nn opponent Mr. and M rs . Edward Forman 'M OLDSMOBlLE Super 88-2 dr, krvlco. 5i2 1. Main, Pomeror, 0.00 (pa rt ) , State Ro u tl' No. .!:146 Term,: C111h ln hand on di!.)' of eccordance with or the Pa na b �ad 6-of-government spent the weekend w ith Mr. and in ro vc me nts p 0 A qualit)' car ln1lde ind out. 1111Je. Phon• WY2•2975. Open 'tll t in �olun_1 bi a Towns h ip, by applying • ns 4 1 15.03, 4 1 l!U>t , " 1 15.05, conference, loo. Mrs. John Formim . '691:i. Karr Ii V,n Zandt, rom . p. m. unlll J1,1ne 1 . le,.sm,,n: a bitunu nous lre atnw n l-Ut·ms T· Secti o06 Mny E. Coverdale, 07 ly M,.., Charle■ Dffll Revised of the and 4 1 1 5. 1 15. 4 Mr. an d Mrs. G1iorge Sellers <Jf RNdswlllt. Barnhart, eroy. lll o 6 2 S te Har Admlnlal ratr ix of th e E1t11te 30, T-32, Pavement : Wid th 1 8 feet. Cod e of O h io. " Mr. and Mts. Lewis Fox an4 Canton spent a few days with Ohio. Phone Coolw'.11• U,91. Length 8,600 .40 feel .it 1 .63 miles. of Daiay G rUfith Marr, dc­ Mr. and Mrs. c.iark Cline and so■ 'M PLYMOUTH Savoy f door. The bidder m ul!lt aubmlt wllh his Clarence Sellers. 8-1 9-tfc Ci!Hed. Propo,al No. 4 bid a certified check ln the amoun, Here i1 iood transporta t ion at M r. and Mrs. Leonard Haire Terry spen t Su n day I n Greenfield (6)-4-4lc t!)-27-28-31 ' .Melg� County, Ohio, � II s,c ctl on of $3, 158 .00, ; 1 1ood price. 131115. Karr & V11n TELEVlS!ON RADIO AND SMALL and children, Mn, Effie Haire, and Chillicothe. Stute Route No. �o 1n OrMr. and Mra. Johnny Douglas Plans and apeciflcallons are on Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 3tc 1-�uu SALE MITCHELi. ULTHA appllance repair. Phom, Olis 21 .46, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith and n g_e and O live_ Tow n stups, Uy apa high• departme o and children spent Saturday with nt in t h e f 2-1-tfc file lo. " O. Racine, ock, t McClln children of New Brighton 9Pent thin room air condltloner, 230plyiuc � hlt,u mmuus treatment- ways and t h e office o( the diviaion 'M STUDEBAKER Starllte Coupe, Mrs. Emma Fox. the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. o \lolt■, I ton .1di:e. Jn per fec t Items 1-30, r-32. 1'he tin, were ■tolen-We'll Jndeputy di rector. Eber Pickens, conditi on, used b ut Y<!ry llttlo. Mrs. lohi Howell and children Pavement : Width I � f1.1c t . Length 1t1II new on,, . '280. Karr & Van YOUNGSTOWN Upt - Joe RoThe director reaerv M the r lght Mi&1 Eftie Elizabeth Pi�1.-enl A. E. Jordan, tl37 Gr111t St ree t, called . on Mrs. Shirley Caruthers. 4 1 , 184 feet or 7.80 miles. 8 2 3tc Zandt, Pomeroy. mano, 60, was sho t gunned and I lo ruject a.ny and all bida. spent Sunday with Mr. and' Mrs. M iddleport, Ohio. l'hone W Y 2Leonard I.yon, spent the wee k Propo11I No . 5 in t hls Eber Pickens. "'"':-ri t lea!ly wounded today c -,.., N O PREST E. s, roRD 000 •5-- TR u'�ccc 6-4-3tp 3131, 9K A, lCON­ end wlth his aunt and uncle Mr. Meigs Co u nty, Ohio, on Sl'ction clty'a . aec� nd underworld ambush Direetor M r. and Mrs. Eber Pickens, Ra• dillon 13 can, 3 deck milk body. and M rs. Johnny Douglas. N h,. Stale llouto o . 689 in C o0.00, mont ot three o 1n g ah m 2tc 4 (6) c,i 28· cine, ,pent Saturda y evening with Roy Parker, Che■ter , Ohlo. H00S1£HOJ.I) GOO US, STANDS, ' l u mbia Town� hip, by a pply i ng a �oma n o waa _near de_ath In St. Mr. and Mrs. E6er Pickens. Mra. Anna Buck, Bailey R u n ' chal r a, ,·abinet, t11blct, dreaser, 8-t•3tp bi t umin ou:1 t rc11.t111cnl-Hcms T-30, Eh:r.abet h Ho1p1ta!, His sho oO ng buHet, cupboard, refrh::er11 tur, Mr. and M rs. Clyde Ta;ylor, Col• visited h er sister, Mrs. Lou Diehl T-32. Pavemen t : Widlh 1U fee t. was linked to � hght tor control umb ll, apen t a few days with and husband recently. Before 9:30 A.M. dishes atld m:11cellaneous items ·ea PLYMOUTH O p11sen1er cou­ U Length 21,226.60 rt. or 4.02 mi le a, of Youn1stown I racket,. . Attendance at the Free Metho­ Mld�ltport WY-2-2649 Call WY2· 2998 o r 370 Fishe r pe, Not a beauty bi.it run, a:ood. George Hob.I.ck; and Ethel Hoback. I I PropO l N o. 6 He waa reportedly a prime 1 111dist church wu 93. Pe maro., WY4-Hfl Street, Mlddh:iport. 6-4•3tc flta, Karr & Van Zandt, Porn• spent few Hobac Elhel Mra. a u k NOTIC OP: APPOIN TMINT Vinton County, Ohi o , on Se c tion peel in the ran&l1nd slaying on da.n vlsitin& her da uahters at KAUTl PIJ)_D ITOIII 2 31< ,ro,. l•ewt.r M r . and Mrs. Wyatt Schaefer 20. CU. rT. CHEST DEEP 0.00, State Route N o . 689 I n March 1 1 of St. Joseph (Sandy) At Che■tw tta te of O.car F . ..uer, d ecuNd Naples. 50, and hla girl frlend, Detroit� Mich and son David were weekend M.n, freeae. Se ldou Moore, Cheth ire, l Wilk e svill e and Vinton Towns h ips, 11152 STUDEBAKER plckvo truck, S-21>1$ Flovd Callendar guest1 of his parents, Mr. and M r . . nd Ohi o. Phone Cmerson 7-'Jl!l2, by 11, pply ln!I .u bitum in uus treat- Caff No. 1 1,372 Mary A.no Vnnclch, 28. e aood ply tlrt11. oood ■hpe. HAMlt.L, IIIYICI ITATION d h ld re n, N ew K en�m " • .,, oton , p11., c an I h E h · t at t 1iven Notice h1 hereby 6•4•3lc m ent-llc ms T-30, T-32. Pave ment ,100. C1lvln i.ne, MtddJeport Rom ano Wfll ,hot II he ,tepped apent he weekend with Mr. and Mra. Norman Schaefer. ..,.,. MO A.#. add· t, Office Poat whose Bauer G. el so Mr. and Mrs. crarenee Ackley Widlh 18 feet. Length 1 1 ,1 40. Hill, from hit Cadillac at his home In e I 3tp HOLSTELN COW, 1st calr. Just AINny lUI ress Is Pomeroy, Ohio, ha� been a faeh io.nabla Norlh SI.de settlon. Mn. PlUJ Se llen and family. of Athens spent S unday with her feet o r 3.36 mllea. l••ry Day llerfll..,, fre■h. Ra;ymond L. C ole, Laurel 'DT 8TIJD!BAKER Comm, Sid. OD. dul)' appointed H Executrix of the The �attle!· .for "control of rackets Propo1tl No. 7 paren ts, Mr. md Mn. Norman Ciltf Rd., Phone WY 2-6::170. Owntr it leavln1 for Army. Pb, At h c n.11 Count)', O h io. on Sc cllon Estate of Oacar F, Bauer late of �Jn the hpvlb' inddltriallied Ma- Vetna o Employe To Schaefer. c'I-OTII, WOOD SLAT PORCJI 8 2 Sip WY wall after , p. m. Mrs. Betty Diehl called on Mr, 7.49 Albany ), S t ate Ro ute No. C h ester Townahlp, Mei1• Coun ty, horiinJ Valley, on the 8hlo-Penn• 11h11des, cloth porch valance, ( Take Safety Position d. 5 81 Sip t upunc been hH 8 and Mra. Norman Schaefer. bonier 80 in Lee Tuwnsh lp, by app lying Ohlo, decease aylvania awni nsa, venetian blind,, win• 19118 DETRO!TKR MOBILE HO ME A v�leran telephone · man has Dated thi11 2nd day o r June 1960 ated by 87 my�le:rioua bombings a. bltumln o ul!I treatme n t-lt em .?1 TRoy Howell ind Lewis Fox have dow shade,. F r ee e,timatea, JO' :It 50', Ji rooma, bath. Excel­ 19117 PONTIAC VB STATION been named to head G eneral Tele• F. 11. O'BRIEN returned to Iron City where they In the l■11t aeven year,. Dale Wlppel, 215 Union Ave., 30, T-32. Pavement: Width 1 8 feet . len t cendiUon. Frank Hud.110 11, waccn t l ,09n. D r,u. One ure• t i phone Comp11n;y of O hlo's sare y Judac of lhe Probate Cou rt, are employed after apendlng the & 21 90te Length 1.584 feet ur o.30 mile. Pome roy, ________ Baab.n Road, Rt. 1 , Racine. ful owner, Hyd ram1tlc drive. proa:ram which reaches '10 of the Ohio County, Melis " PropOlla ls N os. 1 to 7 induslve holiday weekend with lbeir fam• Radio ind lloler. Blaeunara, D 28 6tc CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN DE• state·, 88 counties, the company (6) f, 11, l l :Slc Ilic■ here. • ol t h i11 project to be compll!led .. Pomero7. 1- '8'4? announced t oday. signed fo r y1iur home. Fr ee ea­ 3 l ater t han S e ptem ber 30, Mrs. Ch a'flle Brown called on . SWEET POTATO PLANTS , Nanc;y --J ohn A. Guthrie, Marlon, will llmato,. Foreman and Abbott, m o ther, M rl!I. Cora Ren1haw. her --H.:11, Porta Rlcan, Vlneleu, Por• -I succeed Edward F. EiC, II the 8-6-tt Phone WY2•5321. Mr. and Mrs. Muri Harrill and Bidders must apply, on t he prota Rlcant, Gold Rush and All &V / company•, direcloo of nf,�. v The childrell, St. Albans, W. Va., Gold. Second Houae eall from HAMMER'S REFUSE DISPOSAL. per forms, for pr equalifkatlon . lat ter wa, promoted to manager Schoo l Ho u 11C ln Syracuae. Wm. spent a night with her p,arenta, LIGAL NOTICI Wl'ekly pickup. Al low aa $1.00 with the Hig hway Credi t Ex amln of the com pan,'1 eenk'al di\lislon. Mr, and Mra. Cora Renahaw. on ' Ul.8 ry Montgome Ge_,.ea1 re l ort o , al ll'ast 10 er, i h Columbus, O H. Holme,. at tl-31- t f lhe at celved beln en arc 1 monlh. Call R. &: A. Service days bc Core t ho da te set t u open off ice of Wch3ter & Fults, Porn- upper SUS on lower 15 \i feel open Statinn. WY2 2361J or see Mar­ AIC<; REGISTEREU PtKINGESE alli polis 18.1 on upper 13.7 on Waie Boo&I Agreed 011 eroy Natlon•l Bank Buil ding , Porn- G lon ( llammer) Ha,vt, 6-1-SOtp bids. 15 feet open; Lock 23 3.3 lowier pups. Very nice. Pr iced reaaon­ The minimum wage to be p11id t o eroy, O hio, Phone No. 2-2186, for ) At Four Lake Porl8 ahfo. Betty Goodall-mi le below ' fallln1 'ii ttnth. pe all labo r cmpl�yed on this t·on• th e pro rty of Ella White, deAUCTION Ill •BALDWIN a l Mlodleport, 8lp Con ,'CHlCAGO UPI - Lonashore- . 31 O ll ti9tt tf Mov Me 1 � tract shall be i n a ('COrdance wlth ceased altuated in the Vi llase o f Com•lfflt hnlct, at four Gteat 1tdppen and 1 ,ind¥\ ti) •WURLrrZER d� are loeks -� All the ,"Schedule of Prev_aili ng Ho ur• S)'racu'.wi, Ohio, and conalsUns of Crl" lradhNI Alic REGISTERED COLLIE PUPS laali:ea ports toda, -,reed on a · ud OO'HER FAMOUS Wrltt, P'hone or Cantact b Wage ll ates A,cerla med a nd De- a two story fra me. d •elllnl boue, In,: Lotlt � ·Loci as �•dct-,m. for a&l(I. Call WY2-3489. 6-1•6tc 1 n new three-year- l'ODtract embody­ dt R i o li BRANDS Oh o iver IMh: � termi n ed by The Department of rour room■ downatairs and three A. C, IIADrOIID. ..clno, Ol,lo, •h � 112 BATS KILLE� WITH STAR ----------­ [ndu,lri&l Relations applicabl e lo room, 1nd bath up1U.ln, ;:anp, :;.��t A;i'ko�- ,�� t! e11 ,4!:;:!;,� b':i't ��f! au�:� Slate Highway Depa rtment Im- altualftd on four adjoinln1 lotf, Warf■rln. 2\i lbo., tU9; • lb,. , "I" - 2 DOOR 21 · Jlotlert E. Reed' ?:30 ani ahtppers rehtaoo to ratify the J2.0Q. Sate, pure, and 1u1ranteed. - - - · 'FJUEO A FAEHNLE, A.dmint 0-9 -·-· . - -· - provemen t■ In accordanC'e with , ck 22 Rocket 5:40 1m U); pact. ; Lo COMPL!TE INSURANCE PRO- Sections 4 1 15.03, 4 1 H5'.04, 4 1 1 �.05, ICber■bat:h Hardwari. iltratrlx. of the Estate ol El• Oriflnat dart lffi'D 'ln!M, hos International United . Prt-81 J.,aun:■ne 8t50 am; <>-i; you Ba tcctiOn, Ufe, Auto, Fire, Polio. and 41 lli.07 of t he 4115.06 lteYiaed , 4, , ) 27, (t 28 20; (!) D 6. la. White, deccued. eppearanee ot nt" ..-ar lnalde propol!led C'Ont racl the learned ; 1 0am, , '1:00 Sputnllr: Co-Pllof Call Don IIUl,, Middleport, Code of Ohio." 1 1 , 12, 13, 18 , \9, 20, 25 , WEBSTER & ,ULTZ, , ......,. ...... ell �..... end out. ntn tood IM line ateYe<fores' wages to raise 'would 1� ,� Ad\11:nee 2:00 U Lock ht ,tn Obie wit bidder l submit ,_ h his Attorney, tor Admlni The mu1t .i9,_ 10 , 29, 27; IBI I, 2:l 8_ r IACIUOII, . t1rtt, IUI. tran,., tauter. 1 : Co iil $2 .68 an hour plu1 3 1 cents an I t1 bid a certified �heck In th e 11.mount (8) 2, 4, e, 8, lO, 1 1 , etc A. V. Cria , 8:20 pm, ri o t Hunt• hour. in• frln1e benefit,. Kini 8:35 1m, 10-1: FOR SALE l l AY BALER. ROUND -- DON STIVERS-- of $5.960.00. --�- - -. • ?:25 am, 19-0; Roeket '1:� ln1ton TRAD TIAMS Ba!ea, See H111h Cu1ler or Em• CANADIAN and Plans are eclCications. p :!l on ,.--.. • • E. Reed 1:30 a m mett G. WUI, Pomero;y, Ohlo. OTDAWA. UPI-The Ottawa am., 1--0; :Robert me i n the department• of h igh, . w1-e1p. way1 and the omce of the diY ision Rou1h Riders have obtained end 0,9, Upboundt Lock 23 Eli•r am ,, • Franlt Gtlli1m, former Iowa toot• depul)' director, 1 • • 800 HI-LINE PULLETS 4 MO. pm 0-1; Janie D 8::M> pm 8:00 Blue Wlnnlpea from the atar, ball the director !'(!serves right The ,;;,,, O P T O a l T .. I I T old, 2,S Hi-Line Jayera In prol ..:., Bombers In nturn fnr halfback 1-J; Fran): R. A ter 1:50 pm 2-0; to reject any and all bld!J. . .___. -~....L.. a....... _ "••o, . duct.ion. C.U Wlt-2182. 6-3•3t p ....., \AMIR -� ,r, -· N. am ):O& Z Helen Dorf Clark, ez-Ohlo· State player. g_ s. PRESTON l . d Wlnlle II-• KONWlla N- M o)ln• hove {Ollli _a!IO 19 I Rlden JI, .. I Rou1h Director The PIGS FOR SAU:: Phone WY 2· -• 1 . ....:. , Kr. CrJu down 2:3:5 am, 0.1 e nd. N . Horton . ll&rr7' ed 2te 4, B 4 31p ·co) 28; (6) 247' dlfL .. ',i Pomeroy.Middleport ' June WANT ADS I I I "·"° I KARR & YAN ZANDT PHONE WY-2-21 57 I _ ::============� ■ .. ( 9 ) For Sa le 121 Card JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR I I I I ' I I '� �UJ{;hJ I Thanks New sOVJet , PJ3D . I - --,- 18) Auto Sales Ma v Suffer Now I 10 :30 J0:00 ---,J..............., .. . Legal Notic.e '20 B I I Channel 8 - Sunday 1.2:00 12:30 1:00 1 :30 '' I� , i , 3:00 3:30 4:30 6:00 5:30 6:00 6:3Q 7:00 7 :30 8:30 9:00 2:00 l0:30 9::,o , R -1--d· - �----Social Events I ■■ 4:00 4: 1 5 4:45 5:00 6:00 '1:30 8 :30 9:00 9:30 I0:00 J0:30 11:00 1 1 : 10 l2:30 Laurel Cliff So-:ietv News AmbUSh Sh00l•mg Puts Romano..... O Death'S Edge I Call Dkl St1rr1H e - I Legal Notice ■ v.-.. �=O." RIV EH REPORT Legal No..=ce 1 20b ) I nsurance ' ·POMEROY MOTOR CO. · ,·rrefl. ctlilo I =,..::2.�.._._ ■ an•••••• I cttJ ....s. I Channel 8 -Monda, 8:00 8:30 9:30 1 ,!!J 1 : so ,2:00 1,00 1:SO 12:311 ,,oo �artoon SPtclacula Romper Room Movte a.- , �oil loill Reatleu Qun t.,v, Tittl Aboyt Faee, Med.le llap In Conft 'nle llitle Sari Beil the Cllldi Who Jlo l'l!il fiU !lallirieah Caj>lll!l, Ganadt Sin P'ht · lie111 Your M. ._,,. . Weather ij 'I' er iohh Ila!) "' B rotin· Arrow Your -.. Bo, iliohft �,r,,<111>11 BO\Jl'btih Street liett1 Advr,tWib · in l-.ar1dile Ted Mick Ath�teur Hoar 'l'lie TonlCJit ,hnhlill the -Weather Cherem,e If..,. ·11�- l!eport IJiM! Shmt' 10:30 W hats My IJne? 1 1 :00 Sunday News Special 1 1 : lrli TheJater 18 Chonnel1l-Monda) 8:00 CBS News 8: 16 Captain kaniaroo · u:oo Cortoon Theater !0:00 Red 'Ro*e �ow o,so Oil Tlie Go 11:00 J Low Luc, ll :SO De�mt.er lltJde 12:00 Love or Uie 12:30 Search For Tomorrow ·• 12:45 The GU!dinl Lght 1 :00 Heart of the Clty 1:30 As the World Tuma 2:00 i,·or Better or •one 2:30 HOuse Party 3:00 The MiDlonalre 3 , ,n The Verdict II Youn � 1:00 TIie Jlr!lb!u Dq 1:15 The �I lilllrll IJ80 The r.d,le of Nl\1111 1:00 The Tine Stoo1e1 1:15 Th..i.. 11 1,80 The We of Rl1f7 1:00 Arfbur J, Smi", 111:15 . A Li>ot 11 111,. Wiillitr 1,20 Jule !Uvru, 81,o• l:at) 'it' � . 7:00 llllti*111 �(Joi Am!io ,:: �- �Jl'illll .o'tl J:80 Filb'et � � . ' lt:oo b,iiriy '11iilrlil1�"'1!W Anft liotllerll- 'Bilow ,,80 ,o:oo 10,80 1 l:M ►.: . . ill.Ii ,1,1•- A' i.llot , ii Iii, #iii6r.r :,',oo:f: 1::00 2:00 '2:30 8:0I l,IO 1,00 1,80 4Jl5 �:SO S:40 5:45 Couritry ffyn.n 11me 'l'he Sunday Show MMlon) ""'' The Sunday Show Mewa 'the Sunday Show Th,e Army Hour Jl.oon ffewa Vlr1lnUI Vitatoe (P•gev lll, H.JIOltollt \.'11.urr.h. United N,tlom Shb• lor:111 seturit)' Jtev, Teell (ClrpeDtf'l') Sunday 8ho•cue Annlven.ry Sho•eae Broadway Sho'lfctae Bunda)' 8bowcue Rev. Wilson (New Have11 Chutch of God) Sun••Y ShowcHe New11 Sund:iy Showc11:: New, & Weatberr Con1reuman Moeller W&1hingon Reports to lhe People Sundown Serenade Of f the Air w· COMPTON OfAle ,...., II: i& . D C) n-) FOR ONE WtEK OOlY l'M FEITI\JRlN' THIS GIIWT-SIZE BOTTLE OF MAGNOLIA HAIR TONIC AN'-- - HOWDV, fRIEND ­ SlllfU MAiet IOm;j; ? She meet; fellows all dlly lontJ- a lot mol'e than she 1110uld in �n o!!ice. ►ar be it: • from · n-ie to say he 1s or i,n't. Judy has a head on her shoolder,, ana tt�!�: Start The Dey Ritht With STEVE - - -·-- - -- - ---· · ·- - - -. H E WE NT SKIN· H E LLO, 5 1 ••• • DlVINC7 WHER E'S r---�..._ YOUR DAD '?r--VJll\1 . IS IT FUN TO S K I N - DIVE � . ··• HE'S C LE A N I N G' OUR WELL. ALLEN - � usical Clock'' UQI MOltNING AT 7:IJ AA ' . ON WJ E H:. MANAGIMINT DISSENTS WASHINGTON UPJ _ Rep, James M. Quigley, D-Pa. reported today that one reply &o a ques• tlonnalre on politics he mailed his oonstitutents bore this n ota• tion: "The opinions herein expressed tre thoae of the head or the houl!lehold but do not necessarily reflect those of the managemei;it. .. HI, AflHIE ! ER , .. JU�T Pf.lOMlf'IG MV AUNi It-I SCHENECTADV ! DIDN'T WAN'T 'ro USE Tl-IE COM�Y PHONE AT Tl-IE:. UIB I ." 14 MILLION MIL' SIGNAL WASl!INGTON UPI - A01cr­ lc1'.s Pioneer V 1tin satellite la more than 14 million mllea frOm' · , earth and atill sending back radlo slgnal1. Tlte National Aeronautics and Space Admini■tration repor't­ ed the satellite passed the 14mlll�on-mile mark Frida)'. . . . , ·1 SAM-LEFF . 1M 1'141; WINDY, ·rur,llR r. f:!. � 1 'S' s:};/flfl IP ' '-'- I ' I I ; -■ N BARNEY GOOGLE 1IHI 8N1Jtt'V With Gove"1Dtet1t's 1st Step tuik UM-1'1� toveth- tall sale11 sparked by a brlsk · Ill tool!: •� Jtd.�l•i ,�p ttUs iluto market, reached a ne-w hig h �• lo �Me l»tUbteili 1Yeh- · In April. Conl!lum er installme nt Iy to borrow moriey ftoin com credit surged for the biggest mercial banks at cheaper rates, mon th ly gai n si n ce last A ugust a move that waa Widely interpret- and homc-bu i l di ni,! showed some ed II an ef�ort to h\ject Dew life aigns o( coming out of its slump, lnte the fla11tr1r econHfn;. On th� other h and inventories However, most 4:conomilt1 ruled on the s he l h an d in t he ware• out the theory thll the action bf houaes of man u facturer,, whole­ the Federal Reserve in cutti•ll · salers and relailers climbed by tbl! diarount rate at eeveraJ re• 300 million dollars in April to tlohal Fed bahkll was Prompted the record total of $92,600,000,000 tiy feats thil a i'eeeUioh Is Ju11t the Commerce Depa rtment reporl1i'ouftd t'1,e rorner. ed. :Ritbet. th@y aala the decision Oepn1111ed conditlo na continued waa diet11ied bJ cnnft'detlce that to pervade the big steel centers. oonau me� and busine11men are Mille were scheduled to operate ho loni.et piqued by foQatlon at only 61.D per cent ot capacity pSyeholOty the convletlon with some sh ut down over the lhal a IOOael' rein on the slacken- Memorial Day holiday. Thi, mark­ !�1 Pa"ce ot the ecoilomy ii need• ed the alxth consecutive weekly llt(I. drop. In some steel area, opera­ �er: mone, 1110 developed tion11 were nearing the lows of <m . Rl)O�t{ front when companies the depr ession days. Layoffs by who fln-anCe inttalbnen t buying of steel companies were estimated at c•rs aQd: Other maJqr eon1u met more than 60,000. Stock& R•ltleil ite� cu_t lheir borr.owln1 rates. ROW!ever, m1ny observers' look Plus AM Mlnu• .. . The Fed •c:ted 1g1inat a some­ for a stlarp upturn in the fall what · disturbln1 background of wheb inveiltoriea have been cut �harply dec1Jnin11 steel operation, to the bare bone. · The government tclmmed oil a l�velln..1 oft of new overall .!lales qrdera an<J_ a continuln1 employ• i mports with the sharpeat cut! be­ mept nte· of G �r ctht or mott ing made on reaidual fuel ship­ of �h, lab� rol.'ce. The rate of i n- me n ts. The Interior Departmen t said the move reflected current 1 o a t ::�: . ::� !":s �t t�! U. S. supplies and also heavy pressures trom oil 1ta te eongreH• end of 111\ year. i., .and c.o.al producers. Qn the plua " • ,.ate.o , 'l' ,aide, however e · - 1, {1 1 Gaspline prleea firmed at purnp�-' . . in the tnld-COntlnent area on tfie strength o! increased moloring· and far m activity. At least si:t major sLtPJllier t o service stations in the rcP,;lon increased pricel!I u p to 1-2 cent n gallon. Gas prices in the area had been cut by 3-4 cent■ a gallon since mid•April. The bl1 rtal estate firm of Webb r& Knupp postponed il!ol e• try into the steel bu1Jnes11 In Montana and Arizona. Howe ver, it denled i t wa s having difficul t y raising needed capital. The com. pany expl11ined it� h ad underestl­ mated its catiital requirement s, The lowering of the dlscount rbte triggered a mild rally in atock price-s. Prices started on the uptlck Thursday i n anticipa­ tion_ of cheaper 1no n ey. The dis­ count action provided a p.<iych ol­ oglcal spur to industry' s forward planning and came as good news to the housing market. 1'E'1 --- Pl!ANU TII Rev. Mc.nl&Jmer·y (F<utla.nd P I A N C, S IIJ. :;. Lott • $1495 �I , Sportscope Sports Sp eelal Americ11n A l bum Dance Purty Movie Sp eclacula.r Perry Mason Wanted-Dead or Al ive Mr. Lucky Have Gun. Will Tr avel Gunsmoke Not For Hire New11 Th eater )3 Sign Off . 8,00 'l«la.• W�fTN�TV�C hct'1 ntl 13- I • · I . Katie Doonan Show Topper Doueh Jle Jfi PIQ Your Hunch Prfo, Ia Rlthl C,,ncentr1t10n Tr1.1tli. or ConaequenDM ll Could be YDU Mid Day Newa Movietime Loretta Youn1 Youn, DI:', Mtlo:i, From These Rc.ots Comedy Playl)ouae Adventure Time SteamOOlt Bill Sgt. Preston 1'-fusic in the lto und Jim Thac.ke:r Show Weathereaat N�'klill Picture Huntley iBrmtle, Re111 rt Hucklebem H•und River boat Tales of Wells Fargo Peter Gunn J\lc(la 'Theater Steve Allen Show News Headline, Wea.t heh:a1t Jack Paar Sho',f · Sign Off 1960-7 WMI1) Daily Pro�am Schedule Sign on Continental Classroo11 :00 The News TonJ1ht · l J :06 Weather Wlndo,r n : JO Late Show The Big Picture l,at Jo hn Hopkins File �-no College News Conference 1:llO Camera 8 1"111 Mystery Matinee 5,30 Open Hearing 1'00 •Man, Medicine and Space 1,ao Natio11al Education A� B:40 Matty's Fun n ies �,45 Eve Arden Show '1:00 People's C h oke 1,30 Robin Hood 8'30 Trackdown '1:30 :rw� .. ,;e rick .0,30 Lawman 1 1 ,00 The Pebel U,10 The A!,skans HtOI 1 I l::ilO Joh n ny Staccato Channel I 3 - SaturdaJ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldd ieport, O. , June 4, / Channe l 3-Monda, WC HS�TV C,,uttnel 8 pl 2:.55 Baseball 5:30 Sludio Wrestling s,oo Record Hop '1:30 Dick Clark Show 8:00 B rave Stallion 8:30 Leave It To Beaver 9,00 Lawrence Welk Show 10,00 Jubilee, U. s. A . 1 1 : 00 Up-To-The-Minute News 11:10 Sports Report I I : 1 5 Late Show I ( 1 8 Employment Wonted New, Headlines Weatherc11t · 1 1 : 1 3 Nltewatch 1 : 00 Sip Off I ---- ---- --- 5:43 6:00 1'·00 9:00 9:30 10:0U 10:30 l l :00 ll;ao 12-:f)O U ·80 I :00 1: 10 2:�0 3:00 3 :30 Sign O n 4:00 Th is i s t h e LL'e 4:30 TV Chapel 5:00 Industry on Pa rade 6:30 6:00 Garde n Club of 1 h e Air 6 : 15 Fr ontiers of Faith ff:�6 Sunday Movie tirne 8:30 Monza Ch all enge 1:45 Crotched M o untain 7:00 Favorite St ory 7:30 W orld Champio nship Golt 8:30 Meet t h e P ress 9:00 Sunday News Picture 9:30 Ol'erl and 1'r.:ii l ' 10:00 M usie on Ice J 1 1 :00 Chevy Show 1 1 : 10 Loretta Y o ung Show 1 1 : 15 1 Peopl e A re Fun ny 1 :00 Channel 8 - Saturday I 1 1 7 I Help Wanted :-;:;===�---· I I I ----:==-:-:::- --­ 1 1 :15 1 1 :30 1 2:00 1 2:30 1 2 :45 1 :00 1 :30 3:45 4:00 4:30 5 :00 6 :00 6:30 7 : 00 8 : 00 9:00 I For Disamament 1 1 : 20 J I : 10 Channel 3 - Sunday r· · 1 161 Lost and Found ° � t/' �:�t II I 4:00 Wak h Mr. Wiza rd 4:80 Scie n ce Fiction Theater 5:00 Dete c t ive•, Dalry �:30 W aterfront 6: 00 H ome R u n Derby 6 30 Ne •vs Pic1ure ' :45 Spo rts RoUJ'ld u p �:55 Weat h erraat 7:00 Saturdlly Night Jamboree 7:30 Bonam.a 8 :30 The Man an d the Ch allenge 9:00 The De put 6:30 Wo rl d Wide 60 1 0 :30 llan •'rom Interpol 1 1 :00 N e 11s Headli n es 1 1 : IO W �athe r cast 1 1 :15 Shockw-a t ch ".? :00 Sign O f f I - -- - j : 141 Channel 3 - Saturday I I ��-- II __ ..... I I :, I ���-C:,°" !:'. I TEL EVI SIO N GU IDE WSAZ.TV Chan nel 3 Love Li fts Nation's Economy By $23 Billion A nnuaIIy, Takin All Th e M oney G room an Gel 1t1J (IU � - --- .., �- ... . . � . . ..... , .. ' • : Children H.old : Farewell Party : For David Covert Around And About Middleport A farewell party was hl\ld oo Thursday evening at the Middle­ . port Roadaide Park for David Co­ ; vert, who left yesterday with h i!; • f.imily for their new home in " Portsmouth. . • About neighborhood children ' attended the wiener roast. Ttle1 1 : presented David with a Hsh m g _ tackle box and a bathin g suit. I ,_ Chaperones were Mrs. L. R. W i • / · ley, Mrs. Lewis Sauer , Jr , M:r:s. P.lul Casc 1, Mrs. Milton Hood a n d Mrs. Dwight Wallace . . ' •t " Mr. ,1nd M r!; , J(lhll ll,1wkms, who have f ormer local rt•�1dcnls becn 1111mg rn Bclle fontame for tu )!cal ' , !SCYL•ral yf'ar�. muvetl Trn1lcr Cuurt 111 Cheshire this Wl'l'k Birthday Dinner , :� ��:"::\:-e:e:t:�0 �f!��'. I' '. .' ,,, of .Mr. ;;t��s MEICrS THEATRE . I G "Id E M eet T� rSd ay A t R de I H Brownie Troop , H 0Id 5 SeSSIOn Thursd ay Afternoon "TOBY TYLER" ' . ! .· · 1:- \\jilQ ,n Ct§ flI I I ' e·lrthd DY party ' H e Id· 1·h ursd ay A t Bac ner Home !� �; Jli_, EQ Stern H " h IQ Final Honor Roll Anno unced I I - - . . - . - - - - .. '!:'��====�=���;_::.:='...:'.::'.".. PLENTY OF TIME • • • to ,,,, to ,_ Neeis A Houseful Of All membt.r pn1111pc attention. and Do noc he■i1a1t bl come. • ·IOIIII· fwncial problemt- All ) laitld _NEW F U RN ITU RE to III with your per• penonal ·in ■ulc:t conlidcnce. \'re Pay 3% hllertl& Oll Yo� Savlap 0 '.! •'r .: ··The FARMEftl· BANK :l. · ;, ar.d Savings Company , . f ,� · " 1:�k:r •""8111! Beaene S)'ltml 1. 'le�•.- 1'�,0,,... lwe ee,por.Uoa. ,....,�. Ohio of · Mainly About People In Pomeroy Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Are Entertained ICE CRUSH ED - - ICE In Bags Now Available AUTOMATIC SELF-SERVIQ MACHINE A nnau,.ce Recent Birth I Swcitzel's Mr. and Mrs, Charles Paulen (Wanda Saylor) of Zanesville IN! I announcing the birth or a '1 lb. 2 oz. son, Charle11 Dell Jr,, at the Hoapilal, May 31. Zanesville Grandparents are Mrs. Clara Paul sen of Hemlock Grove and Mra. Hall Froat or A■bland. ASHLAND SERVIQ - WY-2-3535 hmeroY, 0, W. tMln St. 0 \ PH I LCO SPEC IAL! ( I I I '' . ,/ eluded In 1h11 S n111m gn>uP- , ,_ BAKER FURNI TURE On 'l1le Brlplell Corner MIDDLEPORT ha . . . '' -o · Special $299�95 · 1 • ' 'j · ASSOCIATED �D10: and TELEVISIQH . . ,,,,..,. ) · ,, ... IIAIN ST .. · . WITH '.fRAl •IC '. .' B�, { ' JWer, , ·, I .• BankerlsHappy Alter Big �atch OI Channel Cats · 8ank.e, lldon WMa .t ' PoM, .,., ntwr before Nd wc'9: luck • ti H antltt t...n �lal Day at ShMlt V•fl-, Lab, • prlvai. ffihertNlt't para'illlN' naff Tu,,cn Plain■ • ._.,, bNn , happy ' fffl' NniCII. Hla: utch of t.6 ,..,... of Mue · channal catfilh,. writh tht I•� flt 11 itht1, , o:,tr �r pou�•• , w.1 micfe Wwwn 7 Ind I' a. n,. .,, ,tarttd at 5 ••ilelk,'' 11W . Mr. w.-a. ef thll N.S "but nothlnt, hap-, · tlon•I : ..-1 unlll 7. Anil � ...;H Mffng• at , L" th . lfM chtcktn · . llvw .. INlt. I •t,y' .lahii T11a'. li1i11, . -•� . . . ..._ 1, .......,,....1•. 12 • ffllln ,.. Pa,i\ii'r, � -� . 7 - 'Gh..,., • .. · 1-. •· '-lalnt. . a.� ., �P A I LC . : .: . ;.:i:; . , , . . . . .. 11'1 hard to eel alona• wllhout • range - llld • re-­ frlc<ritor la almoot a nettllily. T)ley're both In• NO. 43 it ¥'"· ,· ·J• ,,u· 111111er1 1N1 VOL XII .,..,.,•• ro r11e ' I 'Canasta· Club . H olds Sess,·on Thursday Night ----�:-:-:-:-::--:-:--=..=:-:=====--====---- The ftdcd. IV GLINNA MILHOAN Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grinstei.d of Albany, O hio, viaued rel1tive1 here ' Callers at the Mr. and Mn. .,. Lee Huot home Monday were on Mond11y. Mr. and Mrs. Ro� r renoant Mr. aJd '11.r&. ,Burton JeU, daui::h • and children were recent Yis.itou ter Shu-on, Mn. Persinger of N itro also Mr. and Mn. Don Jett or reh1mes 1n Wellsburg. Mrs. H. P. Rolflh ia a medical �f Pomeroy, Mrs. Cl ara , Milhbian, Elaine, pauent at J>leuant Valley Hoaplt· · al. Tony and Michael 6peiit Tuesday Mr, and Mrs. Bob Muncy and evening w1lh Mr . and Mrs. Jack children o f Frederick, Md. , were Selden1tble or Pom eroy helping recent visitors of his parents, Mr. c.elebrate their wedding anniver· and Mrs. B. B. Muncy. I sary and the birthday of their Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Dick anU <Jaughler J acklyn. Denise of Lima, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. M r . au d Mrs. Blaine Milhow Paul Kemp, J c_a Q ne and Jen n iler, aml 1.:h1ldre11, Mr. and Mrs. l'.: v­ of Toledo, Oh10, were wee ke nd 1 erut Miln oan called un Mr. and gucsts of Mrs. Fred& Hart. , Mrs. B. .Shafer of Pomeroy Sun • Mr. and Mrs. Harold• Ho f .man I ds v. and family of New Paris, Ohio, H oI'd • ay VISltors at t he h ome oI were recent visitors or llis parents M s. r lC� �-odson were Mr. and �1' • 1 Mr. and Mra. Roy Hof fman . 1 rs. "'u"" "-onroy, so n H ug h. o! , Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Muncy, Mrs. Akron, M r . and _Mrs. George Con• Dave Hindy and Cindy were visit• roy, oaughter Kimberly, Warren, ors in Montgomery and London, on "-it. and nus. ::iti.ce J;'omero y �r. :tonday. a_nd Mrs . .Hu rgeas 1','erguso n (Alice J oe Sismondo, Louil and Adrle, . Conro_y, - �unt1ngton, Mr. and Mrs are yacalioning and visiting rcla• .Herman War�er,. Poqieroy . . tivoa at Niagara F'&lls, N. Y. Mr. an� M'h. E.'- 0. Milhoan Mr. and Mn. G.uy Stewart and !Jj): ent Tuesday evtttting 'Ylth Mr. son of Diamond. W. Va., were the d Mrs-. Lee Hunt. · week end gue8lS or Mrs. N 11.(lm i •� · Johnson. .ert(f Mrs. H"'rry Miller ,itddleand Mrs. Hatry Miller illt d 1:i04tn�, W. Va. on Sundf1t Leah . Gail and Debbie Cook -�•lted iµ v. �11n ret.w·n� b.ome wlth. -'1':tm af­ j � · . u:r visitlni- there ar1d in ec,I.Y7"bus. Miss l,,e(ah Jane 'powell was a ,-1unungmn visitor 1'uea(l.ay. , Mr. a nd Mrs. Roland K-.,, a111J , Debbie have returned home after I vacalionlng in North Carolina. �r. and Mn. Bill Miller of Park­ ersburg and Mrs. Florence McGu f­ By LUCILLI HAWKINS fin were Monday guf!sts of Mr. and m. and Mrs. Herman Hoffner, Mrs. 1'homas Grinstead ancl family. Mrs. W illiam McFarland, Char• Miss Betty Hollner and Earl H1;1ff· ner, Jr., or Chillicothe, and Mr. les and Ra:rmond, Mra. Clyde Rice, and Mrs. Earl Arnold o( Girard, Jim and Jackie, Mr. and Mn. were week end visitors of Law­ Thomas Grin11tead, Bob and Shel­ rence Hoffner and family, Earl Jr. by, David Roush, Mra. Cliff Roush, has remained for a two weeks visit. idr, and Mn. Charles Rou6h and �ky, BHI Grinstead, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller of Parkersburg. Mrs. Berry Mont_gomery �nd Michelle of Belpre recently held a family picnic at Portland, Ohio. Mn. Claud McGuire, Mike, Ka­ ttty, Karen and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Field.I of Lincoln Park, J14 is!I Thelma Grueser 11811isted Michigan, were guests during the by Miss Le na Grueser entertained week end of Mr. and Mn. James the Pa,t Chier,· of Magno11·a Roush, Llli<ia and. Jl!Uery. Temple Pythian Sisten Thursday Mr. and �'firs. Homer Meredith evening al her home, Cherry St. and Mike visited Mrs. IA)demla V.an Devotions opened the meetin.g Metre durln11 the week end. in charge of Mrs. Dale Smith, that president. 1 t was reported Mrs. Jay Myer, had returned lo the home of her dauahter, Mrs. George Shlveler, Cincinnati, and " and Mrs. Adam is improvin• Ebersbach is home from the hosp llal ar1d improving, Pl1tna were made fo:r a potluck picnic dinner ai the , �,Y.J�r� J\un playground on 1'hurt08y J uly 7 , at 6 p. m . In case of ralh the plcnlc will be held at the home of Mra. Robert Arnold. The traveling prize donated by Mr,. Carrie Grueser WH awarded to Mrs. Karl Grueeer. • Gemes- were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Henry Reibel, From Qur M rs. Karl Grueser and Mrs. George Heines. A dessert course was served by the hoalesses to thoae ·named above aod Mrs. William Killinger, Mr&. Rollin .Bearhs, Mrs. La wrence Lanning, Mrs. Amanda Ka, par, Mrs. Delbert Eiirelstein, Mrs. William Fliher, Mn. Ray Seldenabel, Mrs. Thomas Cook •nd Miss 24 HOURS A DAY Bernice Ann Durst. ! en t1n e I Mr. and Mrs. Franti11 Overtu rf entert ained with a dinner at thetr Mr JriU Mt ·s . Hubert W i lson and home on Sunday in observance or sou , Sl'ull 1 Su1d o Sl' h u l l 1 of Bel­ the fourth birthday or their i:rand mond, Iowa, came WN!rwsday for daut1hter, Liu Jo Harman . After a v1 ;1t with /:t> r grandparents , Mr. MR. AND MRS. lllsoou,, ,' dinnt:r movies wcr ! taken and a .. nd :\1 rs. Hay r11 o nd Saxon , Mr. and Mrs. George Hesson of Lelat t , W \a , Huute 1 , ,1 1 am! M i·s !-'rank llari ., h , w · 1 large decorated birthday c;ike, baked ror Lisa by her aunt, Mn. will celebrate thei r go1den wedamg d l ll1 1v 1.:, ::"u J � Ll'IIUdj , J uu1;: 1 1 1 a1' c recently mo1•cd rntu th i .. ::.::.u11 w , J I 1 e w11s!J;u y Ap:irtm1.:nt un N �rd a 1 Naomi Durst, was l!CrYed with ice 5th. Open house wul b e held a nel 111 1 . .i i,u 111 , ::> 1 u , cream to Judy Overturr, Mr. and receive friends and relatives at the1c n1..1 11,� 1 1 v n 1 l Lu -'t p . m . I fro m Ntw ll,1vcn. u ur.nrhl th, Mn. Ralph Durst. Gall ipolis Mr. d P 1 and Mrs. Paul Overh1rf .and Paul, [ 11 � '-"tU Jr, Columbus, end M.r and Mrs son i;Layed with htli grandparents, ' 21 1; 't . William J . Harman , Lisa Jo and 1 n I Ky. d, Mitchell. Ashlan . R;;��.���;:,� ·;,: �; i� co ,l ( I ' ... ,, ,. The gro<.111 1 h,.s c noi;en his bro· lumbu li LhiS week end lp atttnd • • Completed pllnJ ,• · bave been anntunced fot the marriage ot tliet, M r . J a me s Loch a r�. Bloom • graduation exercises when James Mrs. Smith Honored ington, Intiian11 , as h i s be st man Hickman will graduate from Law l A birthday dinner was held on Janice Story and Charles Lochary .' be Mr. John School. will ushel'11 while on ceremony church open In an at Smith Goldie Sunday for Mn. o Pomeroy, Ml'. Mor ris M rs . Cota McKinley of Colum­ her t.ome on Park St . , Middleport. Sunday, June 12, at 3,30 in the Blaettnar f MRS, BIRCH cllow S 1mng s, O hio lms visited over the past week end Wise of Epi11;opal Y afternoon at Grace A birthday cake was baked by i.trs. Mr. RotmL Sto ry o f P omeroy with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Pickens I n a cand l e light cere mony at the Racine Bap t_ist church on Smith's grandda ught�r. Mn. Jun• Church, the Reverend Mr. William and of the bri<le. brother Roberti o f ficiating. o _N. �·111_�tl 1_1.venue. )Irs. Pickens I Thursday, Apnt 14, MISS carol '\'. vonne 1:,als�J.', daugnter 01 ior O'Dell. � . The bride-elect, daughter or orgllnist, has hec:� i.:onhned lo her home this .Mr and J"1.rs. lil'Over /Salser, li,acme beca me the bruie ot Mr. Clark, Cedric Mrs. Mr. were dinner 0 At\endi n& lhe witt. 3 severe attack or bronRacme. and 1�1rs. g1za lhrcb and James Luch� ry, i;oloist, will tt.oltert G&-ty Biren, son � and Mn. Joseph So\ttti and child­ the eding s1 Dy the prccc ed e e provi assist n111 burg d Lewis o o ng NorUt t' ard ev. Mr. � µ ltlcn .H. ren, Rill, Peggy and Jo Ann, ant Mn. Dani el West , the former Hc;cnt guests with M r. and Mrs. ceremony. nng cere• double t the ot ws read dau1h• he aUley vo and c O'Dell ev. rthur C fonlor M A Jo Ann Snowden, alao of Pome, and Mrs. ) Fred Henry were Mr. c1 nd Mn. Joe R vas carnauons n 01 es two With decorated a altar betore r mony teni, Paula end Terri, Mrs. Nettle roy. Brldeamalda t or the wedding � :1 :i t.K iu, , The open reception immediate· 1 c is , 1r. and Mr . Law ence Swisher, Mr&. Hattie WIit and �H I be Miu Barbara Beal' of ly I o! l o wmg u1c t:ercmony will Gresi; .ilrn:l t amil )· and t:Ja rence a nd snap dragons, with a bacXgrnund ot ferns, p� tted lilhes, �arolyn, Ed H1,1ghes, Rosa Shumalj:­ Middleport and M ias Gr etchen be held in thu C.:rate C h urch u ress ol lk lhlire and Mr. and M rs. pa-!m s and two seven branch .candelabra. While cand le s i n er, Mn. A&ne1 Farley, Mr,. 1,reM 'I'.ar:tt art of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Pari11h Ho use. Assisting at the Gr over Tate and family of New c a nd lestic ks tied with white taft"eta bows alternated at the Shumaker and Mr. Smith, Charlea Barndt of Bedford, Ohio reception will be Mrs. David Mc- cumbMl11nd. end of each pew. of W heelerisburg, Carl Wol!e of will serYe as bridesmatron. MiH connaughey of Cindnnatl, sister Mr. and Mrll. Charles Vroman !'receding tne ceremony nuptial Marietta, and Larry Wolfe, Racine. Beal, M ias Tagaart and Mrs. or the brlde -'.nd Mrs. Helen Weed and 80n, Mark, w!ll. go to Belle, w. music was presented by Mr,. !RaMrs. Sal11er, mother of the bride, Barndt ar� Sigma Kappa Sorority of Athens. StJ rurity sisters and �� - Monday to_ vml Mr. 11 �d M nr. bel Simpson, organlllt, an.d Mrs. a rose colored lace dress chose n, sisters or the bride. lil u w _ ; ieldrng !• as will Mar serve Hawkins rewill the ol ide r h k friends Thomas o e, Oloist, who sa g POMEROY, OHIO . accesaories and a cor• With blue ,, M IH Susan Lochary, ni e ce of hostesse�. mam fur It week s vhnt with his " Bec .i use " l Lowe You Truly" the croom, wlll be f lower girl _______ gi·andparents and Mr . and Mrs. c1nd duri'ng the ceremony "The 1w1ge of white carnations. Mrs. ' Biren wore a naV?l blue crepe dress while M11ster Rick McOom•ld, neTOHIOHT V roman will return Tuesd ay or Lurd's Prayer." wlth bmge aceesories and a white serve as p15C0p0 U I of the bride will phew . Wednuday. "COMANCHE STATION" c.; a· ven m m arriage bY her ather, carnation corsage. · ring-bearer. _ rt r Yet.et E r nest M ncy and Cove and __ Na Mrs -____ Randolph Scott the brnlc wore a Boor length A reception was held following family move d Fnday c1 fte �nuo 11 S U �o gown of chant illy lace over sum . - ·al9o . ceremony in thtl church social lhe Purhmouth where Mr. Co vert IS I'll e titled bodice fashiom•d a 88 rooms. The bride's tabli Wai cen• "TI{E TINGLER" eml)Loyed. 08 0ffl8 I wed dmg ' · .., w Ith th e trad ltlona brma neck line lldorned with &e• lereu Vincent Price - Judith Evelyn Mr�. Val K Rcy11ol 1b and daugh- £ Devotions by M n1. H. 0 . Ewing it sleeves and long pearl11 nd uins 1 c e encircled with roses and ivy, tiresirlen 1 , opened the meel iug of tcrs or Morg1tntuwn , W. V1:1., has l u ning lo • poi� t over the handa · ak white tapers SUNDAY thru WIDN ISOAY with in crystal . c1 ' i s•u•ut the p st week v1sitin" with & · · hold· JUNI 5-1 !hi! Gui d of Uraco EpJHcopa 1 r 1 'l'hc boutfant skirt of lace short• A · h d s e. ers e er on 1 .!l.!l st mg al 1 n Churt·h hf' ld Thursday evening at Mr. a!1t.1 Mrs. L. E. flcynolds and cned i n the fro m to create • pep• the reception 1 Brownle Troop No. 38 of Sugar were Mrs. La rry , s. Mrs. " 1trg11rct RcynolU Walt D11ney 1· 0 l home l um eff eel over a .!Ik"irt ot I ace an d birch, cu nton, N. C.; Mrs. Charles Ihm mt>l at the Church of Chri11t the ' of Mrs, J. . l .oedel . J v Art uhnson who is on acation , I , . tulle rume� . . Thursdai· at 3 p, m. Roll call wit h M iss Sue I.e h ow, R881!1l ng f�om E·, v a ns Su Salser, Mrs. Grover Sa laer Jr. an d per ,11.arkcl a11U hie r rose, enh o Arranl,em ho�tess. lhe hnde's fingertip veil of n Y . M iss Virginia Arnott of Racine, alld dues were taken by the lead• and Nancy sister, Roy, brother and . , d tt.c home for the oceas• l f on ull J. I o In Technicolor Mrs, sob::-1 Murra t Jt l ! e decorate .lfor her wedding trip the bride � 1: q� � l H�� � B n d were used for centerpiece Sandy Miller returned alter spend- Ipear\ s e4111 ion 1 1 6 c e ruwn 1:1n 11rI enc ooliWlll chose 41 iJOWder blue walkmg suit Kevin Corcoran and Ing .v.c:vonl d1o1y, vil.1Un11: in frank·. . the re(re1hment table wclry wa s h�r. sorority '1 'I:�w �p- · Wit h br(lwn 111 ccenories apd wore were In charge of a period of on lin wilh his unde and family, Me)- J� "Chimp" Chimpanzee llllo �u lr�dltlonal weifdl� gamfa, after whlch Mrs. llarry the corsage ane carried on her Bi• Mlss Vida Ihle acted as sect• I YUi Wener. � 19 �om only by members which (H hie. WataOn assi8t •nt leader and Mrs. lary in 1hc ahsence of Mrs, J. E, -------lh e � oro rny "'no,are married. She Murray, ,mJsted the glr h l n D. H 11r lir1g e r. Planii were made The bride, a graduate of Racine carried a �h1te Et.stern Slar Bl�lc rtl aklng their Individual first 41J d for a lunche! o n to be held al the H gh School m 1 000, attended Ot.while conagc A Cartotn Ivery Nlfhtl with ul topped a t kits, which 1trc to be taken lo parish house, June 23, when Mra. . • carnall�ns surrounded Wllh shat· teroein College where she was a cam l) on hikes or 1tny outing l/1 1, t � harleM Holzllr J r . , pre1idcnt of ler�d car_natl�n11, 11howered with member of Li.e 'faw Epsilon. M u the troop m1ty take. the 11outhe1t11l region, will be the sorority, and is (aking additional While satm nbbons. The girl� 11lso worked on other speaker. A thank )'OU letter was Mrs. James Tttompson of Clln• work at Rio Grande College. She is projects which they had to com, read from Pt1ul Ru.\lch o r KEEP 1, he f lnal honor roll for Eastern I ton ' low1:1 was her 111ster 'a matron II lc11chcr in the Rutland Elemcn• • Jap1m for money St'!lt. Pltle. K 11 re11 Hayes 1111d lto l .Jcrl1t 1 111 ' · TONIGHT tr 1 M h s c·I!00 I h 88 bcc � 1t 1m ou nc cd o [ honor and M1Hes Hosemary and II teacher in the Rutland School. Wih1u11 will be m ch 11 rge of . . Randolph Scott, Vlrelnia Mayo f as Bibbec . O. 1p11 n by c u ) �armen S�hor of R11ci�e, sisters fho groom, a graduate of Racine C I �n A dcescrt l'Uurse was served for the next mectmg und Q;1tmc11 "'WESTBOUND"" of the bride, wore bridesmaids. High School, Cla11s of 1 957, ts 1t· Vicki Murray and Kathy Wal son by the Jmstclil>e� during the socnl! lo"':' 1: , , {Ttthnioolor ) S E� lO ltS : H onald , C owde ry . A.u- Miatr IJiane :,,alscr, Racme, niece ol tending Hio lirande Collei!:e w here t.our lo tile mcmber11 ;md tw u will serve rclreshment11. - •lao In observ1111ce of Kuren llaycs guests, M rs . W hitaker ot Ma1wn, dr9 Spence r, l ln lo Sh uw a ! ter, V ir• lho lmue. "- MS junior brulesmaid. he is majoring in education, He is Rory Ca-lhoun - -lulia Adams birthday whil·h was Ji'riday, the w . V a . , 1,nu Mrs. l.il1o1r1e11 Wunl ol gmia � u r t is, Munh a Sh•;u·ns , l ' aU y , 11cy w c 1 t! 11Lurcd in floor len&th I member o f the "R" Athletic Ali· "TIIE LOOTERS" C.:u wdl•ry. �vw111,1 tJt IH.ldU uc soie, Ioaturlnll a 11ociation , girls sang "Happy l:llrthday'· tu l.- u lumbuis. Al'° 0,rliQOn, J l J N [ O HS: �•11.ul Andrew, K,m·n .,L'.,.,p u1.:1.:11.1lllc lapermg to a V in The couple arc now residing In her. A hike Wits 1,l11nnNI for Uad�lcy, Shu•Jey Ba�r, �kl('n Racine. lllll lfltCII, Wllh sashes Of matchin& June 1 4 when each girl IN Lu hllVC l�NDAY tnd MONDA 'f Bentz, ,Judy Bentz, M;m lyll H ls�l' ll, c l1,11 on Jvrmmg c11mberbunds, tied Gu.ests at the wedding and re• her noseb1t g and setupo11s comVk lor Mt.t.ure - Hf'!dy Lamarr Leatha B1hbee, Paul Brn wn, D o rn ..- 1 L l1 b uuerily Ou\\11 in the back. ecptmn were, Mr. and pleted . Mrs. Ken• Cec+I DeMlllc '1 L:aldwcll, Judy C ha , fC"e, Ray C.: ol c• 1 ney w u rc matching shoes, head, net n Wirt, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fin• Each girl was ask to bring a '"SAMSON AND DEL!IJAH" man, Ch1trleti Collliu, K ar e n Dame• p 1ct:es and vc 1Ji;. The matron of Jey and Mi111 L)' nn Wirt, Wooster ; flower 1tnd 11, weed to the next (Te(lhnltolor) Milfu rd rrcderick, R ichard UUIIOI' 8 guwn W i18 sh rimp color and Miss F'lo Wirt, Cleveland ; �,t r, ana wood, h meeting which will be Thur.!lday - ' alto ' ro .!IL, Ma ry Goel.Jc ) , Be th l-l off nrn n ime cc1r rit:O II L:olonlal bouquet of Mrs, f at 3 p. m. at the church. Larry B ireh ' Cl 'm ton, N · c. ; Mr. cilltl Mra. Everett Bachner _ , Ray OIIH.Oft - Obrl■LJ ne MJller . · Shella Cowen as1i,ted by " '!rs. cnlertained ' 'hursd 111 y evening with Jac kp Kc 1 1 ey Slurlcy Myrrs, M1tX· roy,1 blue c11rn.1.110na. The brides- · Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, J . "'111E NlGKt RUNNFJl" mdliiS anU jlm1or bride1m1id wore Clinton, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Low• Wataon. served Koul-Aid and a party honorlng lhe ninth birth- me 00I er. M 41 rllyn Ailam s, roya l b 1 uc �owll.\l 11.nd carried • ell Sal1er, Dayton. SOPHOMO �S: Alto Cutoon H ' cookies to Mary Lou Ash, Ho- day of t-ctr dausht er, Connie, at Do nna Bahr, Lila Rahr, Ka ye Bahr, ! Loionu il l>OU"UCt of 11,hrimp color• " MIH Paula Schreiner, Gnaderlberl. Wl'.o". J uli. Brown. 8.'ly their home in Mlddlrnort. . l' ' be th 8 uc h anan, •.,u ry c as h· ed c1U· n 11t10n,, ""4 I iza hutten; Miu Bernice Glor, Gran.d Jean )lobateller, Susan Gerl11ch J)urini;t the party gameft were tlollar, Marsha Evans, F r11 nk Au NOW AT ITATI THIATRI nu11 ::,01;1li.tJr, niei:!e of the bride III Island, N. \'.; Mis& Sara Grif(ith, and guest, B1i1rbara Sherman, PT. P�IAIANT played with pme, a warded to Le- drew, Larry Bailey, Janet C,aldwt>ll flower &1rl, wore a floor len1th l hurman; Bernard Sikora, Cam­ Pamela Neuti.lin&, Marlene Good- land Brown itnd Myrta Wilao11. Af- Bet ty Cowdery, Marie D11 11 111, Gr. r- iiown o1 )' ellow embroidery over bridge; ""VISIT TO SMALL PLANET'" Richard Rose, Wheelen. win, Janice Couch, Kattty W1t:,on, ter Connte h11d opened her glfts, aldme Durs�. Judy Fick , Eva {; 1 1 , ;·c th, .v l1tl l Cld with matchm a: bat. buri ; Coach and i,irs. Maurice HarKaren Hayea and Kathy Conde. lee cream, c1tke and soil drinks land, Con mc Spencer, Maril y n :K:ott ::i.iuwr, nephew of the bride ter, Rio Grande; Mr, and Mn. Ro• were acrve<i. Hats were given as Koehler, Carolyn Parker, Shi r ley Wl,S rini bearer 11nd wore a wbltt berl McKelvey, Belpre; Mn. Les­ tavors , Hel_lman, Marilyn Ste111 rns, V i r - <hnoer J11.ckct 11 11d black trou1en. ter Drea&ler, Charleslon , w. vi.; Others altcndlna the party were: gima Wright, Marjorie Hof f man , '!ho aromn e brother, Larry Carl Wolle, M•rletta, and Rev. Birch, 01 L:Jm ton, N. C., w11 beat Aichard Youn liJ:, l'torth Lew iabwa:, Donna Weimann, Bob Priddy, Loi » Karen Snyder, Richard Hensley. FRESHMEN : Janet Blsaell, Me l• 1h an amd ushers were Richard Ro1e Ann Sauer. Shella C hilds, Nancy . ---- -·- -Buchanan, Debbie Laney, Pi lt,y anle Brown, Judith Codner, Shar- , MISSIONARY MIITING v, M SLI" Hill, bara r on Ba Frecke1·, L: rot■an, Kathy Ru11ell, Betiy Rae The R H. Sanborn Missionacy Ruatell, Cath.Y Balley, Ruth Ann en, Lyle Nichols, Dru&illil Wlli, Society of the Flut Baptial L,cey, Billy Hapton,t,11, Tereia "'1dy Young. Church ot Middleport IWl.11 · me�t �11ci, ll<:rnalet Nterl, Cvnthi1 Monday evenin1 tor their :reculd' Milla, Mart, ••, lfu bb&rd, Jim Aleel I n Green/il'ltl meeunc at the ehW'Cb; Bulcber, Debbie Hinkle and Con• Representatlve1 o f I he \flddh· Mr s. W IU l1o1m S � lvera, Mn. Wini 11le '1 al1tcr, Karen, and their port and Syracuse l' ri s': •lrri:i ·· J randmothcr, Mr& . Ida Bachne r , Churchea will b � In Gi et· n : il' ' • I t h i:- 1 f red w ard and M 1aa Sedonla Spen• .vho a.!llisled with the party. Tuesday for the mect ill ,� ._,r l h l" cer were auesta when Mn. Sid• Se Qdln a: a lift hut uneble to al- Scioto Prcshytery which -.�' i l l 11 . . , ' , 1ey Spencer ent.ertained tbe Bllend the p, rty were Connlo 'l aunl, at the Fint U n 1 ted Prc �av· tr:· 1 ,1 I Monthly Canasta Club Thursda, e\·enin,: al her home, Eaal Mabii ,'ttrs. Jack Bachner, and ao11, Sll!ve. Church or thal city. S \v1 nne� for the evenln 1 'NtN: J\lrs, Ward, Mra. Donald McKeft­ ! :r.le, Mrs. Eugene Triplett and �lrs. C h■rlea Riifle who alao won Lhc door prlu. lndivld111I 1ran1aalons here are many and · Rerreahmenta were served by 1he ho1IH11 to the above named Yet, 70u will 0IW1y1 find on ofli«r or and Mn. John Deaver and Mn, . J\lchard Finlaw, of our Ralf ready willing 10 give )'OY 1 l��:Jf ;�:�i ���y Pl an s "-m ple ted For Mo no-g� L eremony- 1 ���fe a/ ;; �:;: Of Janice Story, Charles Locn o ry J une I J. rE :,�· ay Unlt.d Jtt'IIII, lntlfflat.....-1 TM Rnt fat.I 1Mtt'r gcw.nt ..pooMd In - Yo,t, City on Sept U ,, 1195, whan • ,....,...111, W. H. lliu, •• rua over ■nd kill.._ 1 Mr and Mrs. Charles Neal plan to leave tlus wef' k end for a_ v.ic_a· I I tlOn in Lhe cast. They will vtslt m Harrisburg, Pa., wllh S/ Sjt . and Mrs. Hobert N8al a m.I in New Hampshire y,•1 Lh Mr and :•r1rs. Geo. Ray !'l,"1.:al and son. Mrs Lillian '.,lcChcL' spl'rtl 1 he pas! week end in Helle. W. Vil. with rel<1L1 vcl>. e Now You Know 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 4, 1960 Ca rol Salser Becomes Bride Of Robert The Ridge-Keno Birch At Racine Baptist Church Ceremony New Haven · Socia I Events · Society News . , By F R E DDIE HOUOASHE LT I ao 1 ' Iii. • eaft.• • • , .- .-b..� �Y, . \ . J Poffli•,., •"'! ' ru..... �\ a: f 1, DIPARTMINT CALL�D Tile Middleport fire department w11 called out tt 7 : 15 Saturda,i" evfflin, to . extialulsh a fire that war out of control at the Middle­ po(t _ dmnp, There was no damage ..�. ------ .. CLAIMS FILID Tbe Mei,- County BUC officf had a total or 303 clalma last weet. Fra'Dk: W , Childtr'I, maba,er, r&­ portl':d today. O f this number, 28 were new. claims and 271 continu­ ing clalffll. The · total ror the nme week In 1909 WIS 407: . 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