http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f95ac27c4a051edc0578acabd40fccc9.pdf 3cda12012e2c6490b3791bc82e67bdfe PDF Text Text - ... . . � . . ..... , .. ' • : 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: . ' - . . -ORIQ ITOCKS FIRM NEW YORK (tit>j)- � pn,, •� f ..nerall)I Ii"!', � �- �...� -�'!' . ·. . . , WEA'IHER __ _ .._...., Ohio, _ _ _ ...., -· hjr an,j •....., lol, - ,. � ... .. ... ,..,, tv.. dlo1111. ..... � �­ �• • fHE DAILY SENTINEL B Conncritating Editorially tiea B Y ; ''When a private enterprise spends pre-tax money for advertisrng, the public, through Joss in taxes, pays about half of the bill . When 1 government departments or government-owned enterprises, such as the Tennessee Valley Authority, spend money advertising in defense of socialism the taxpayers pay J OO per cent of the bill. "Apparently, what is sauce for the goose � double sauce for the gander. "Late last year, the Supreme Court upheld the rul i ng of the Bureau of Internal Revenue . . . Government is choking off the means by which those who believe in freedom would tell their story lo the public." Summer Band Activities At Rutland Listed ., ay , �LANCHI M, HAINltd /> '--- t. � MIDDLEPORT-June 3- Favor­ , He TV crack or Lhe wc,ek-Ern ic Ford-"J went to that Swedish .,f1 movie to get a crockful of cul­ ·•, tlare. . ·� And one of my favorite mixed metaphors: ''He had his eye on 01c roud, 1houlder to the wheel, and 111 feet on the ground." Call the chiropr1ctorl toO? Ve,■lr, mu1ta had pe■s, be­ cause there were alx little places 111II filll!d. So "e watched 'em dance a tiny while. Why tiny? . 'Cause we were due at a thtrd celebration at Ann Maucll: 'Phomp1on's al Cheshire, fevv.en'a sake. 1 lived through that but how, I'll never know. I literally feJI int• bed when blooey the ltght, all went out when Alice was hunliRg for "J:verybody �Jg1 and Gallia her heart me�lclne and trying to Gi'1mtiea must have ..a'a4wited haul on her hair net. Mary was S. at one timi"Yciit anoth­ by thts time cuddled down and orf e looka or the. fioeks or to shut eye. �JlDJing about Rt these Such ls human endurance 1 hat I �D of ' (the bnn­ han queti) .!foqi. �ltce"I._ . • one heap even yet the next day, a rontingcnt or this group was dining at Saturday rilihl. . . Our own (Cbea�) .. wa, or the Mortin here in town. Me, l was walking in a fog, cour1e Very 1pe'ciaf. £f1ln1• with anr1 slern ming u, two of our closest person­ trying chicken ti nda, one reJebrating her strawberries for whoever would fol en annlver11ary, the other tline at my dugout. Severo! rlid. �er 10hlen plus one along with Loni: years ago J didn't think me. loo much of Alumni stuff. Now, . That afternoon we had a pre. it ' s the glowing bright spot of J alumni meeting on our the whole spring. Where else 111 nmin11il')I front porch &.1 several extro.11 ! he world can you get so hugged dropped tn. My favorite cha111 nt <·omplirncnled, pounded on th• thta p. DJ. me11tlne was "Here's ha(' k 11nrl al most made to feel 16 Jimmy Boice and he'11, l,(ot 7 rhll­ ;11,lain? tlren and U gr8ndchildrC'n''. As our chus we11 railed we $uch WH the way I showed him round to all, you sec, what mtide 11l ruggle d gumcly tu our feet, thl1 10 eiccruciating to me, and to every 11rthritlc joint shrie king ou1 all of us, Jimmy's �o little, • loud, ways \V&a, and has that Jnnoce1,1; , • But It seemed to me (prohab]y ',n ju111 happily deluded) that the b.111by brw facC!. never ..Un J,41lcfl he'U o.,ry to the grove, nl'ldcnt which happened lo Queen lllm, 1 ar�l;ldfather of HU Jrnpo11• Vll'toria on her diamond jubtlee (75th) ('OUld maybe have heen flble, and don'l be 11Uy. ycuued al 118 from the sidelines, Then eame the evenint show when one or her aged and loyal in three Io ns ute, the real thing 11dhrrcnts shouted as she passed llown at f1bulo111 Ky1er Creuk "Go it. uld l(irl." Iii. We "oldlea" sat In a Qpecial M11n, lt wall some Alumni If row. Special c<trs1ges were J>in• any one 11hould drive u p In a hed on the 1olden 1irl1 and hou. wheel harrn'fV end a11k you. �nnleres on the ditto men. SpttC!he■ were made, Joke.!! Jui.I 11tcpph1M over n manhole, cracked wJdc ope n. A few tt"nrs or i::r111ing rullwr uptown made me (QU!ckly �en) were wlped llWIIY. l h i t i k -how uwfol I f . they'd give flrJ111 �b; was lOHnhl.t11r oiul wuy u1\cler ROffl(' or 1111 hcPvios. t \bat , q,b he is purely de luxe. lleudlng "Thfl Rockefeller r had ''• Items on my lovC'I)' �1 ory" (men, how interesting) and llW(]III KY1tr Cniek cafetorla an account of Nehon R's ln.!iatiable Pl1l1 •nd tq. 11ve m, t can't rr- cu rlo�lty os o child. He wondor­ r11l the ■lxill ono,_,ktffe, 1tc11k , l'd what was down lmide a men rna■hed L'(tt1toe11, 1' '11i'lf', grm•n huh�. ao he look off the cover �na, i� . fld "'e hne pet1s unr! wcint down to see, only one !• I E ·o.� ... {�SWORD =- ! \, ,1 . o,' W • child • holt � ( ·• t. At & "'1-tl.tlce .._ I, Ml.. 1.. 1 Oloon■, I. Domtneera I, �ln\ttar, tor one SJ, 111:a.ml• n&Uon■ SS. Perform,4 JT, Color li WI & t;.. . · ,1trhtl1 I • ' ::18. Tiny 21. Stnk r, as & shi p 12, Endure 2-t. Malayan eol n 2ft. Throb 28. Cltrua frutt 27. Th1·ouch. 28. Livea latuNla1•• All■wu 29. Take·11 a,. Profound I dinner 815, To-do ll. Girl'• 37. Fortify nickname 38. Hive dWellci ,, 7 • Roger Roush, inPJtrumental mu . sic instrurtor of the Northwest Lo<.· al School Dis:lriC!t, today an­ nounced e summer PJchedule of hen<l a<'1 ivltJes. I· Selltlnel; Pomeroy-Mlddlepo�, o., J e 6, 196� u_n . Piano Students Present Recitp' Sunday At Middleport Heatl) ,C�h Sancni ory rt The sanctuary of Heath Metliodisb fJb�till of Middlepo was beautifully dpcorated with l>••l<�s-Qf· �ow•rs for the re­ cital program of the piano students of Mrs. L. W. Me!;om as · · Sunday afternoon. The program began with Joyce Riley who played "Wal km lo School" with Judith Brewer playing "Day Dreams" an, Throttling Opposition The ft,llowing editorial ls reproduced from • Christian Economics: "Two years ago the Bureau of InternaJ Revenue ruled that privately-owned power companifl.s could not spend money before taxes advertising the benefits of free enterprise. At about the same time, the Tennessee Valley Authority must have spent at least $ 100,000 for the distribution of its 25,000 word pamph­ let extolling the virtues of socia lized power. "Government departments and govern­ ment-owned enterprises spend millions and 'lfllons of dollars brainwashing the Ameri­ ,CflD people into believing that socialized pow­ �er and oth� soci�lized businesses are good. 2-Dally ,• _ ,,.c....,;,:�-'----­ 1 ''Le t'1 ---'pl•yed .� flhonda Hysell yl tire._ �tier Waltz" and Linda Perry "Bird� " . for · the aftemoon _wtrr U.s_he,l'I The duet '·The a.and Played On" , Hmtly ond , Raym e n Klndy by Charles Ward was played • by ftO!l 1 es. Hayn :Paul and rd W M�ore dt,. Mi ss Riley and M i.Ii• Brewer after which Hawa Ja,ri\eb: Jones play ed At lhe · party Saturday even i ng two numbe!! ' '�March of the Wo-- which Wi.s held at the Mccomas r_ men Mari1u111" "Butterfly home '(t, �wing the last rehearsal , ·_ and Chase." , : • C9:!Plt � co,sage was presen\elI "Shower ttt_J,3.011!!1� b:, Mart .J'o to ,Mn', eComa.a •by her pupih. . Hmdy was •. .followed by a duet cream,J assorted cookies and ''Roeea Frai��th.,r �", arranled.1 gq,he n ch "'ere serted at the par1 y p ye Joh n la j hl' w.lth .. Vl'B, 'Sb.iily Spra cue antl Mrs. a ,_,, ulia Ry� Rhiftlda Hys �t\i Julia · Hyaell assistin g w1th C;mll · played "W..ter- Ami , •ona servmg Glenna · at t h e pun c h .1.11_ ia" and 11 iAA�' . followed . by _ .... , , ,· . , " - Ann Criner, ! �"Sweet 'V1 "M'ohlin,i '.: • · by N'arsa Lee ,! Flowers'' by MatFro,1, "A U" Y lf. tha Nich ..;. ..-'�Pf'i ng Morning" and "SpiJiiijrjg" Soni" by Allee' i., c....,11 t,. n-. ons, and "baf.);lllJ" a duet played · Mrs. Bob Robinaon Of Columbus by Sereri ·•� OliA• LeW'ls. la the · guttst of her pare_nta, .Mr. .and :$Jeep" (a ■ong Mr,. Ray Wiloon. "WWbeh · without· won1..,.- ,., .p1ay'ed' by Mau- ' Ml'I: John Blackwood and Mrs. reen Dar■t,• '� .Wjpding Stream" Thor G•rsey are pati'etlts at the by Judy M•� · •-"!biue< in G" by Hober llbopitai. Carolyn N l! �-atitl a trio num• . Mr. -ana· Mrs. ltedmen of Dunbar, · her "Sch� , , Pfeterllted by W• Ya-.. were calling on Rev. and Ann It:. lflrst 8nd Mar- Mff. »atnllatt, il\4! tha Ni QI • .,,,/ .i Mr. Md- MTI. Raymond Snton · 011 . tbe nuri:l�n and ' 11't.• � Mn. I!>ana William"Boat . Son ,.,�r"Dutte'rfli4ts·• ahd aon w.ere Simday guests ot .drs. hu sis�, 11'1•.Y� "At the Grate· �Parade ang_L ,�(110 Land . _llr.., arid !'Int Delm11r Rhodes and To!:1rny- �,-. : �fayed · "Re�eJ liri. Flel'd"i _Wel'e calllng on rela· Rose by liaQ,1; · 1)tann a CrJ1we.!1 · ttve■ ai rlunb:ar, Memorial Day. played "Hlllilllfi,n . •Mr. •• llany Plummer of l!bal)lody No:. � · �•if tltf ,taa1�1 tllttroil oau.il. on Mr. and Mn;. number · •• 'rth •� 4,:t�e" by -� ¢tairk ·Ncerltly. Dally Seqtinel, Pomeroy-�iddlep_ort, O., June 8, 1960-3' WANT ADS BATU 3 ceall 1>0< 1'0i'd, OM _, ll:ii>llllul!I � - lo 'lonli I cente per word fat three comedliive lnserilob.L Special - one monUt. for SO cent.a Sier word. hit rale Of 3 CO!lia per word will be � fat .,ftll.ll.lll II DOt �d wllbio )0 lla.Y• «Iler �-.lvu,1 b!Jl. l'J�.r�� ::1:.:.'ft"!:!. lt .�. � :'f'!:,�� ��:; ttoans A CAPITOL IDEA fii.ff f Umt, cr.i, sm-r· DJIY800.ft la 1l CONVOCNTION WIIINESDA V Pomeroy Chaplet No. 80 Royal Arch Muons wlll hold a stated convocation Wednesday ■t 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of re1ular business and the election of of• ficers. All officers and com'panfans are ureed to altend and bring their rituals. _ 0. E. I, TO MEET Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES will meet in regular aealion Tuelday at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Tem• ple. I . . By ■ . · ';' , '.!ft and 11>,. �•tl. Darnell and family of n. W&JDeHnd., have spent tlie put week 'vis.iting her inother, Mrs. Chloe Fink ·aria other relative•. Frank Ul$inger hu beeD · con[ln. ed to Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coy have mov­ ed from the nutchin1on propertf on Route 124 to the Grate p'toperty on College Ave. where. they form­ erly resided. Mr. and llrs. Alpha PIUIJ!Otef are visiting in New Carliale wJp,: their daughter, Mr. and ,Mrs. )Darrell f Burson and fanifly. Mrs. Thelma Carpen*J bb been a patient at Holter Hospltif. Mr. al'ld Mrs. Harry Phim·mer of Carroll were weet Qd gue�t., oi his: parents, Mr, and , Mrs. A. E. Plummer. Mark .Morris, youn,:eat son of Mr. and Mra. Carl Mo,rti Undtr­ went a tonslllectomy at Holzer Ho1pilal. HOmer Parker and It� Will ford of Raci ne aie emplo,;id il .'!11. Vernon 1h11 week. ·ue of , Mr , and Mr11_. iom Doiltt we�k - . CoI umb lll were h re ovor end to attended the ruJS :....,llimn i ' 1 banquet. Mr. and Mr8. ])QW)lie ,le1ipl'l Of McConnetsville v�11ile,di l,rr Mr. and Mrs. Burt RiO•· of . nCtt; ville. They cam_e eepiiel■lly . at­ \end the alumm ballQUet. • , ' He also announced hla avaUability for summer in private Jes­ so11s. June 1 4 , wH .se-t 31!1 date, at 7:30 p. m. for a meeting of all in strumental students to be held in Rutland gymnaeium. Parents are jnvited. The summer schedule: June---6, 7, 8, 1<H2 Majoreltl' Practice; 14, 7:ao Meetin1 of alt in�trumenfal students; 23, 8:30 to 9:00, Senior Band practice; 28, I, Sherman Port•r 9:00 to 2 :00 Junior Band prac­ POTLUCK ,DINN R Senator# 7,a Dl■trkt ti('e; 28, 6:30 to 9:00, Senior Bond The Ladles Aid of the Enter­ pract ice; 30, 6:30 to 9:00 Senior arc three towns about whlch I w11nt prise EUB Church will have a Band practice. potluck picnic dlnt1er Wednesday, to �ite toduy. Perhaps bccausl! the population al the home of Mrs. Walter Wal­ July-4th, 4th of July parade o( each is not large enou�h to ter. and concert at Rutland; 2 1 anf 26 warrant it, there i:l no write. up in and 28, 6:30 to 9:00 Senior B'and Collier's Encyclo1Jedia ·on either lfOl,JIR IIOSPITAL pra c tice ; 28, 9:00 to 12 : 00 Junior Pomeroy or ' M iddleport, b\.il there M ISSIONS, Ju ne 3 , Barbo,, AD 811nd practice. i1:1 for Athens. H. "�"''"u., A qn· SI ., RavenlWOOd ; The eneyC'lopedla reads that Ath­ Mn Otcar BffI Pe.u·te)', Raver» August-3.e, Ga1lla Fair; 18, 6:30 to D:00. Senior Band practice ens beeame the county aeal in 1805 wood ; Darla Lyoo Ra-lph, Chesbi re. DISCHARGES. Ju ne 3: Samuel 1 7, 10 lo 12, Flat Carrier Tryouts· was incorporated os a vllla�e in 8, 6:30 to 9, Senior Band prac'· 1 8 1 1 , and became a city 104. years Vititoe, Micltael L Hale, Mni. Ullice; 18, 9 to 12 Junior Band prac­ after that. "It is a!Ao the site or lie E. Tucker, MrL Pe arl SmltJJ , tice; 20, I t , MeJgs: County Fair Ohio U11iversity, .t ho oldc11t univ­ Mrs. Gordon L: MerQI, Henehet and 22, 23, 24, 215 and 26; 9 to 12 sity in the NorlhweJ1t Territory," s. W.Ulle.m, M i c,hael Leon Casey , Jeanette E. Springer, Kevtn Dean and I to 4 and 6 to 9 Senior the encylclopedia reads. Halley, C.Onflle Jo b.avis, Pty,gy Band practi�. There's a great deal more but Sue McKinney, Jos:oph S. Willis, of the man)' episodes connected that will suHicc £or the purpo84!8 Mrs. Alioe L. Bradbury, MN. Eliza wi1h an nclive youth who has be- of this edition of "A Capitol Idea.'' Jane 'l'u.U-, WIUiam H. DiMon, Mrs. Through Ohio Universlty, Alh- Harry Brown, Mrs. Robert come a fnsrinating national flgure R. ens intlmately touches every l· om­ Gooch, Mrs. John England, q And again-curiosity when t e Infent tenter 'fn unlty in the eight-county • 71 h•8th Female En.gland, .M,,s_ J.amea R. mngnlflcent Rockefelle� wa11 being bullt , J rihn ... Jun,lq.r sen atorial district. Hey110J(b. JMl!lnt Fefl'NI•�! h.eyoolds. Most recent example or that is (owner and heir to labulo'u8e 'ffi'n. . lions) was standing gazing "Move the selection of 27-ycar old · Chuck of Gallia roach football a11 StobaTt along there, buddy" thus: rather Academy Sehool, High against rudely II workman since "Junior" was in the way. "Junior" &aid whom Stobarl playNI more than ten years ago when he wore the never ,1 word. By Mrs. Clarenc• RulMII color1 of the Middleport Yellow Rev. Cecil Wise, New LexJngton, The next day a long wide wood• Jucketa. called on old friends one day last en walk wa1 put In, in this \'cry week. It's ned happe ovrr repeatedly plure, marked "For SJdewalk Su­ Mrs. Alpha Russell who has been my whole senatorlal dist �itt-Ohln perintendents." Umversity supplies couchct,;, teach• visiting her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. The far . flung Rockefeller pro­ era, prtnclpals, C)(et:ulive heads, Ervin Young, in Mkhlgan, return. jeclR, henevolence8, all for their and superintendents to school dis• I M home Wed nesday. M r. and Mrs. William Mu•ser Cellow man, ere brilliantly told trict1, city nnd rural. £rum distanl I here. The whole purpose i11 to Adams Counly to northern Meigs of Roseville attended church here last week. give It back to the people t o County. Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Moore were There'fil an overlapping With wl1om l t really belongs, Thill the five fine grandsons or "Old John Marshall Cot:cge, o[ course, for business visitors In Gallipolis re• D." are doing u rapidly and ef­ the Huntington sclmnl rurnlshes eeutly. Mr . and Mrs. Gene �usser have numerous teachers h1 Lawrence, (lcicnlly as they can. Scioto and Adams CounHes, but mpved into the Canaday place. Mrs. Dewhurst, Rutla1td, has ln one mor ning I've greeted still Ohio Un iversity has 11. atrong or talked wlt'h the following entering wedie there - especially bee n si 1ying with her son, David friends III I went uptown; Mni. with extension hrnnrhes In Ironton who hll.i moved hick home. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hy1ell of Crary Davis, Gertrude MIi ier, and Port1moutil . By road, Gallipolis Is mldway be· Columbu1 attended church het e Mrs. Geary, my neighbor, Mrs. Faulkner (l visited there)/Shlrley tween Athens and Huntington, and last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jun.ior Coleman of Mills, Either Clark, Paul Smart, the Gallipolis flculty Includes MarRobert H1rrls UI age 4, Lettie shall Collegiana as do the Gallia Pomeroy recently vlslted her par. Several Gallia en U , th e Alpha Russell,. Roush, Norma Jean Stivers and county acnooh. Mrs. Glen White returned home CounUans got their M11ster'1 De· Eleannr Mlller. hn't small town life wonder­ gree at Marshall, a r€'cenl caridl- to Columbus after having been ful? I wquldn't tra.de It for a date there Mr11. Marglwrite Moore called here by the illne91 of her Hineman, prl nclpal of Bidwell-Por• fether, Clare nce Runell, who Is Park Ave., ap1rtment. much Improved. ter Elementl.ry Sehool. Supt. Worley Hiley prHented Indeed, most come from Ohio So "Paddle" l,ambert told me Biblea to ■enlor1 Joan Woodal'd, Unlve.,.lty in my district. an how come uPaddle". y Carolyn Ferrell, Dorothy Hysell Aa a mere lad, he had typhoid Gra,de ColleJe supplie!!. a g:! serious, 1ot down to 19 pounds, nofflbflr, too. were Rio Grand cap- and Llnda Haley, Kenneth Ruuelt, Kenton, vl1lted could barely rwalll: up town. · So able of grad uating 1111' many Y,OUAI he sort of "piddled" alon1 and pedagogues H Ohio Universit)I, 1 U his parents.. Mt. and ·Mn. Atpha Ru11ell, last week. the boys ,tarted tlte· now weU surely would lead the field. ' : Mr. and Mn. O.car Smlt11 of CoIt happens . frequently: Towb1Jri known soubriquet "!])addle." So the 7th-8th se natorial district !IPd lumbua vl,Hed Mr. and 1m. Mll'tln now we know, their hith schooJ araduatea totQJJ,o Woodard and attended the ,r.td.u­ which aends them. 1 bi,1'.;_k atlon of thell' ttanddaulbter, lllu Unl\'eraity, PRAii■ 0. HINIY MOSCOW UPI - American wrl­ homr to teach. Or to a neighbpr.lni Joan Woodard . . Rf\'. li.-nlt lti�I� ,rtQ '- tk tC!r O. Henry drew warm pral■e town , such as was the case with • Slobarl. Chuck from Moscow llteraey ell'tlea at a -• � · Somelime go over the list of ataria .. meellnlf today m1rJi:ln1 the ft(Hh � il\f�- ' 1a'' Mre, anniversary of hla death. A laree Pomeroy teachers and see how 1 ·· audienefl hard SoYlet author Val• many aot their lrulning al Ohio JM Ii. entl n Katayev detcribe th1 Amet­ Univenlt,y. You don't have lo Umil 1h1, · ro1,- dvll iean abort 1tor,t writer H 1 "man . ... • ••g of deep, oblervanl and truthful tlon■hlp lo pedagogy-, either. In IUlt-U joum!'llsm, In business, In •ther , ... mind.'' 1 field,, Ohio University lra ln� o� youth. An out1t1ndln1 example II · _,._ Mn. : John Loor Weber, Editor of the Democrat - Inquirer. ui' McArthur J Ohio UnlversJty 'a fin1-ever BS.I d• M .... . _,. 11ree went ta him. (the BSJ degree ' , · , , "1t . . � • is the Bachelor of Science in Jour, are c .-.. tltf nallam), 1 il ....,I� Truti, h.e WIS I Cleveland boy, It • · • •. an.4 . but he's OUR man - · and he. mar- Mtt. h.dan4 rled one ol our 1irl, - Woll1loa'1 Rli, · · · · W· l{allo Thomas. • , IUiiltcl A 1,te or three cities, thlo �•- llul -il, More like a tale ol mulliple dtle., wol,i, Nltolto II iii, _4'¥,lltet at all clOMly associated throuah oclu- Mn. � »ti. tile - 1tf la c11,tlon with a hi1torle cente, .of Albi:i1: R1Wlfn1. cullure, Athens. , ,(t) ft..., � . ' -� ' .... 1tinl RIIIILI KILL PARMlll · ' 1'. P.· 1W . ,4; BlJDA, Al1erla , UPI - A llie-• JU � J u� '--'on el . Coluaib• . Fre nch former waa tilled and three ,oldiera �n hls car were l6fl,. her� for tti� alun;1ni blq l: loua]f "'ounded today when Al> iii'r. a� Kn. � · C1Ued, l 1eri1n · M�l•m rebel raider, ftncl af 111, hOM• o! Wo't­ on tllem whlh ,lboy wore en routl ift "Inn� Liil>P'lllo iilj, fllui'. ;to)•-in,. , Th� tlirte . ooldlen t .Uda 11'11..... "'-•· al '!llhm".,,__ " oaellal -� od -� __ ,;s-"' "''"' IMi till ot' tho •Iott. • �J!l• "4(1(,'¥��,· riJiiT fheqi:.ta. . Ill.Edi ,Sij11!"1,�.:� ;i'nt, I- H ARRl' Sl'\li.1\n LL E N. �ws O• f ee" w· ._ lia,li\.. t·11Ytc1 Si!J�.. Fra-.;'�• . ,r -u. 11 1 be �I� N- at ltvlu11 I DAY 3 DAYS llllc $1 ff $1. 1!0c 16 lMl li!I > f' llOc 70c Ads -- by 10 A.IL will lie ObllU,iJ,ie1 "·lld f\1.4111 I PArl ,1.ifl ,1,111 P.%8 \ JIU. NOTICI OUer1 are belnl recei..-ed at the olftoo <II 11"ebiw I, Nill. Pom­ trO)' k■flonal Bank BuUatn.1, Pom­ ero)', Obk>, Phone No. 2¢116, r!D' the propert, ol Elli White, dl!!· etued, titu.ated in Ut.e VUla,e of · stra�1e, Ohto, and eotlli•tinl of I two llor)' fl'atne dwelliq four rooms dowmt.lln ind three rooms and bath 11J11t1in, aar■ge, situated on tour adjoin.in& Iota. FRIEDA FAEHNLE, Acb$1· blrojru · ti the Eflote of tJ. t, Wllite, decmod, WEBSTER & FUIJl!Z, ' At<orney, I<# ,'dmlniltratris 16) ll, 4,, 1, t, 10, 11, et, ..ouae, la 1111 ,..._ "'""'· 40 Cities Got $5S1/2 Million By Income Tax With mote citle11 adoptin1 a mll­ nicipal Income tax each yur to boost local rev�nue, hut year aaw 40 eitil!a collect ii total or more than SM½ mill ion from lhi11 source, State Auditor Jame, A. llhodes reports. Twelve village!! which altio have a loeal income tax collected al· molt ■ half n,.illion dolh1n. Total collected in these to citie1 .and 12 villagea wu 556,192,&M.74. Legal N.otice Nof1ci! DF Pl\.llli .-NO HIARING ON llilY*NtOiY . · P.--.ah cov Mottt Couitl,, OIi.. c... No. 1 · TO lhe Executor ot Adminiltta-.11. and to ,uch or the followlnt u tor 0DO f� re1lden1t of lhe alale ol Ohio : are -;ii- . JPOUle, If any; nut ol survivin11 MTtCI o, 'FIi.MG AWO kin: benellclarlea WJder the will. MIMtli• ON INVIN'll:lllY if any; tbe attorney or attotney, c... ,.._ 1'1.t#l repre SE!nting any of the afoi-emenIMl , l t.._.nt; ... , o Pr1i..k ·c.iwt ned petsons: tlo ro 111! 'l!xecttt.- ot· A6I111nlllra, tor tlftd to "'•h of tffe fotl.wth1 a s You ,re h.,.by hotllled that pn · are ...1�etlll of , jlil, lilate ol. Ohio: lhe 41h day of 8une 1960, m lnsurvlvlnc sl)011iie, ·1t. '6nY; next of ventM"Y inll A IJll)ralsem�t of the llri; boneltet- •- tlie will. estate of Pearl D. Loltrid•e, • d&· �tt� = .., 1' f any; 1• ue itt� v1m:iY \Ill' uw.neys re- ceased, late of Pomeroy. Ohio, i n presenting . arny df. thtl atoremen• said County waa filed In this Court. tiOlleo p<riim,: HeOTinf on uld inventory abd eht will l,e had before Apprailrii on 1Jrat Yc;,fl ar• hel!el>J 11otJl'l.ed llio a-4 'daJ df '11ile IIIIO, on ID• this Courl on the 231'd daJ o f ve -l(jty 1111d Apj)lat,ement al the June, ltMO, ot 10:30 o'elock •· ,m. EJtcei>tion& thereto m1y be fi.ltd estd\.e of. Oscar E. Bauer, deeeaaed lb of clles\el" Towt\ihi p Jn said by •'ny · interested party at ahY time prlM' to five days before 1 the dounty was filed in thili Court. iet for hearing. date · and ry ,nvento aeld Heprin& on wrrNESs m)' signatm-e and · - -the seal of said Court, this (20) 4th day or June, 1960, ' F. H. O'BRIEN � PAPEB ll'llNGER SPECil\l,)St . Judge and F.x-Offit:lo Clerk T� ean try ih aftJ · t� a By Ann Baker, Deputy Cletlt ter one �-�·t lie 1'111n4. I plt!,se (I) 6. 13, 21c the ltirdell lo plea-.. f6 year, <Mi\lnllolls pnte\lce. P!tohe &1·8l!i!OII br day. 1"1illti 8UI-Oi14$. 9 8tc 0• Gill!fitlffl, 083 · L.-J ij f?.10 PHONE WY-2--11 57 Durin1 tbe year tight cihs re• ported income tax collections for the first time. These were Ore&oh, Deer Park, Fairfield, Franklin, Ma· tion, Whitehall, Zahetville and RIVER REPORT ,-��---------.-'!!0--�•----..,.J - · '!-,f'/'-t ( 1 ) Notices \·•'JI J ·..fbr ·· ,..... ,., ,a · " .. =-r 'I"!' TIRMITE AND f'EST CONflOI. JG. OU. P"f. Cllli8T D!lEP 111' Pahl. '"" ln-,.ctlon. IMul'> freeaifi. SeldOfl Motl'e, Cheshire, Oblo. PHo no Eftt..,,bnT-7 1'&1. od by Nation-. Ph- I. i■ncl A. '-nle. •statlon WYt• IM6. .,26-tfc 1 8 ) Awto Sales l") PPN'l'lAc FOUR DOOR HY· DRAMATIC ca!! be seen first house east of .r oreat Rtm Metbodllt . Cbllt'cb. Runs 11>Gd,, a bara 8 3tp ·lain. ~�-. .a • ate v,- SWEET POTATO PLANU, Nane1 Por· Hall, Porta RI••·· ViDeleu, ta Ririp:18, Goh\ Ru,1 al\d. AU Gol3. Sebo•• Jlou■t eall l'roin S.�ool llodse In Syraeuae. Wm. H. Holmes. �Hf Ale "'i.miiam;' vitt INGBSE pups. very nice friced �fJOnable. Belly Goodlll-lllllf bi;low . _D 3l 8lp Mlddlopoit. 1988 CHEVROJ.,ET V8 $Ul5· 4 � r·,u, ' 4..., tedsn. ..,�._....1· bla'11::. lab. l>owerglide Blaettnar,; Poat Al{C ltEGlllTEllilD COIU!I r PUP'S eroy. ·1-a-stc · for ule. Call WY�. N-81.c i:- · - roil SALE HA"ll·iii.iOC ltb'tiND UNd · =. i, .Couiet or i:�Bale,: See H- .. :1: . c·,... · �,-·�N Ml .� , . toiiolNt, MO it. l9'_ 1'_ FO �.!' RD�'!l Vs�2��a DOO'--,1,11,i. Custom Seda�. Low ihlleage. Sparkling ligbt blue Blaettn,ra, Pomero,. fuao llnl1h, 8-3'8tc '6� 600 TIIUC� . A,l .CONd'!!op 1 2 can, 3 deci' i:n l l k body. Cheirter, Olde. Ro, Parker, �II> ...._ • YUEB 'D? S_ r•-fb • r•n """ • . 91•d, " n.lU:111, Owntr is 1eavih& for :Army, �. m. WY l-38'1 aftet '& 31 ,._ 4 ;. -,'!----'-------��- - lg57 PONTIAC . .VB StATION wago n $1,898. t Paa11. 0nt � ' ful oWtler. Hydrarflatic ,tti,e. Radio and Heater. Blftittllal'tl, ' 8·3-6tc Pomeroy. lb,. mell G. WU!, 5-S1,8ql. 308 P<llileroy, Obi , m-i.l!Oi'' 'j,� Ju. .-,· , )IQ la prbffl IU•.Llnt duclion. Call Wli,aia. 8-Wtp PIGS FOR SALE: Phone 247� days. 843p WD A. C. CULTIVATORS DLA. · 'tia'Wlt M-'ri 1Hllht�, · i:ool.t' condltion, Joe Field• near ICDro)'I ARoule · o n� -. e· • • lll< 1 CT R, I 1 t RM� , 1! del · , &et ,t, la&iqri • pull t�• li'lel&: 1piaw,; Also for rent l&o Hte9 l(Jod pa,ture. William F. Houdaahelt, I indbury J\oa�- . 6 � 3tc cream (9) For Sale NE\j' 222 VARMINT RIFLE. SIX -P:"wer scope, $J}O;OO. 91tv!n 6-Uql Lane) Middleport kill. 5!Alilf 'i.!¥ 1U�toa ... .. /!loll\. . -tf■ lbet- 1 °"' e .. .e-..;..•• : -••• . aJI __... 1: _,,_ ".-."� •,' � � BUGLE P'IELl> c:!liiWitilll litell. E•ellent hun6 <I 3tp ter. Ji\OIM. WY.... w':. ifl't. - -t""- --J __._ · ,1,99.L.�grlriLJYp Jil ie�• •••••----•- - ·-- IIGJ.-·�@lf� - , "' Q H.� N,, 5 0 N 5 E A • ff'o R .5 E Ol-A Ul�ARD MOTOR , · .J ,ne W'(W'75. ·l■IMlll n: "•ilio RNd••lll• : lUIIDl Mi..14 a.,nhart. 01119, PhoM CoaW.llo 1691. J.l!J.tle At I U"-•I .au _ZJRnU & '-'__y..,.11 Ohio R l w•r 0.UIM: MDMtom..-y 1 15,,8 upper, 9.8 lower, 10 ft. open. Gallipolis 18.0 upper, 1 1 .7 lower, 8 ft. open. Lock 23: 15.1 upper, 10.9 lower, 36 wickets running. All dama are up 13 thru 23 av• e,aging one and one half to two lfaps open. Ohi o lliv•r Boats: Down--Lock 12, Ashland, Q:30 a. m. 1-1 1 ; Lock 15: Lucas � I, m. 10-1; Lock 20: Indian.a 9:30 a: m. 15-3; Montgom . ery 10:30 a. m . 1-1; lA>ck 19: Lehigh 8:20 1. l'.SI· a.6; Lock 21 : OVEC 10:30 1: .Dl . 19-0; Lo<!k 23; Baby Lere 7 a. m. 1-10; Elger Cliff 9:30, 2-0. \Jp - ChlliJ)Olla.: Soutttt.,nd 6:SO p. m. 3-0; Cofton Q·ueeti: IUO a. m. fli:to; ntvader �S:30 a. m. 4-0; Lock 23: Robert G.' West 12:20 p. m. G-4 and 2 �<'�. boati :._ Rocket 7:2' p. m. 0-2 ; � E. Reed 1 1 :40 p. .,_ 11-0; �Y !. Salvetti 2:20 a. m. Cl?,as 4:15 a. m. 0-5: 19-0; A. City of Runtm'1{1n 5:40 a. m. 4-18. Business Si!!l"lites .&to·' R n A-DI � vivl """.. ol., &MV srn- UR�ll, WASHEJt. 1000 PONrtAc. l100. Good bnIovi_ wriit t>a"'b ��tt t Phone WYMMS. Hatley Kaing ••• . ...,.U · i-11a7_ wow.. Flatwoods Road after 5:30 f.Jft. d 2 31c 6 8 atp i957 FORD VB FAUlLANE 500 .1,4115, 4 door sedan. A real PUf'f. Po"'er ttc'ek-irilt imH brakes. Fordomatic. Blaettnara, Pomeroy. 8-1-l&e Hysell Run Social Events LEC.AL FOIi CON81sTENT DEPENDABLB UIIULTS l'o<it.iljoetlign. --�c,I Hot� Appnlsement will be bad be(ore lhtl Cout\ ca the :lll'd daf ol 1..e IUl!o at" 10 o'ctocl< A. M. Exceptlona thereto may be filed by al)f loteruted party at any time prior lo five d,iys betore the dale set for hearina. WITNESS my signature llld the seal of Hid Court, tbia 3rd di)' of June tNO. F. II. O'BRfB!I Judie tnd Ex•Orfielo Cleric; By Ann Bak.er, deput1 el�k _)_6� _______(6 State Auditor Pincum .... Clo-.user Cheek On Funds v. State Auditor James A. Rhode1 ha, announced plans for ■ closer , �beck et ,public fJnda in atatti financial 1mlilulion, willt thj, view of preventing mi1u.ae of aucb funds br tb0te controlli ng the account,. Rhodes slid that stale eXlD'Uners throughout the lltite will be aierteii lo make thorouth eximiniltions of sacb at:cotrllt.!i when auditine the records o f the var·· lous political subdlvisJons af the 1 state. Dedolon ,, extend the scot>t 01 ad!of s type r all r We epair the periodic examinations came ...... ators, from heater core·s 141 I n the �ake o1 a statewide SW'Vey Rhode, ol 006 banks and 4411 by lb• largest truck or tractor building and loan aasoclitions rad..tbt. concerning the type of accounts maintained by the various ,tale I agencies. "1 .......,., ,WY.24141 The ,turveY, Rhodell pointed out Pomt!rov, Ohio was prompted tty recent dlsclo11. --- ures where individuals In charge of certain tru■t ■ceountli: were found to have diverted such b'usl funds fot their own pehonll use. Rhodes made It plain, howe,er, that �ile the 11urvey disclosed no irrt;gul■rJtft!s, the ezamlners M-.L a.a.....would be inetructed to make a •• UK& •'911w1·1 eareful 1naly,1, or what he term· , 9:80 AJ,(. . 8ef8r9 e d "1peel1l account.a.'' Mlcllll'"" WY44649 suney, !Mblch indicates ''The . . ,,.,..., WY-14195 there may be more than 1500 acA counta or various types, hH re­ K ��=:quired several months to 1ather Yu� 14141 1nd analyie the datl/' Rhodes IIAMtU. HaVICI ITATtON aaid. "lt waa undertaken with the • sole objective of augmenting the � _.,,.-:::" protection of 111 public fundr,1 by lleni.. thlo office. ult is not the routine account ' �ich concerns thlt office, but rather the special a�cou nt which could be subject to -possible manl• pulation by the lndlvldual handl­ ing the account, without detec• tlon b)' the respective financial ln11tllutlon, Rhodes continued.. "rt la our hope that with the lnformatloh now available, this <tffice ca11 keep the state eKJmin­ �rs informed ol the exlatence or such accounts so that when future ezamlnationa ■re m1de of all ,tate agencies, the examiners will be able to check the apeclflc ar­ (!Ounls a nd determine Whtthe'r further lnve14'ation would be 1 ·1. .... ..· · -. ·= * I& ' ti U __ ....... ...,_i...&"4,-L,..L..J....6-6 , DAILY Cln'l'Pl'OQUO'l'l!l - here'• llew te wor• th .t. X Y D L B A A X B lo II O N O J' • L L O W .. 0.. � 11mpt, ltan&i for allother. In th!, 1111mple A ta ,. • th'nl L'I. X tor the two 0"1, ete. &tnrle letter.. ._., .. Juallo 11M ft>mlallon or tho wol'Clll lrt all lllall, the ooda lett• an dlff'et'6ht. ■ . ... m ' 1,· ,, ' ..a •p• t o.n...,_ ___ - ,,,R l> R C V 8 L V L 1J I> K 'Y ft Cl I> R U ,- : , D I it I> 8 K III L '!I' e 1 1 111 P I I I L O II • � ,•• � i, U ,R D I Cil . If . ' . i" IIIM\lt• , t OPIIH 'l!J!f!'Q II!' LIPll1 A'NI> 'lll1' 111A:11aw llldw ,... n1t,,tf ti• '· ' iiiilS9 r- a.•ll!ttl- lluM _ N. �-•ri 11""1•· l"!N! 'air . . VENTU H A, Calif. UP I-M n Ehube th D11neaM: M, lad tw two r0-def1nda:1tt1 ,n $e l kl�,mttrder of her dau1hter-ln-l1w have heen denied I r�ueat for 1 delay of thei r ueculion In the San Ouenhn 1111 chambet, �­ WI rt for Ju11e 17. Mrs. Ounoann was convicted with Luil 110,1, 22 and Augustine Baldonado, 2ft, of lite slaying of OJ.I. a Duncann, ao, on Nov. 17. J9S8. Superior Judge ----------twi�--dail)' milking s n.a HIR tell. The great old cow, known a■ "Homewood'' was &ired by lowana Otm11b)'. Priutess Lid. one-ttnae CORA sitt. The new CODA ■ire Is the aecond-generatlon of ·Gold Medal ttrea being by Pabst Barke Tritomia Don, former COBA Gold Medlll Sire. WIIUlam A. llePPJ _, down a -, • peat• the mo�n tlon W�1 : rJ!1r -,w,.. ifE VATICAN CIT'lf IJl'l-.,.; V•ll­ c-10 City m� � Dell, Domealdi Aid -­ women ne¥ft' di M come priests or bilMp■ .ln die Boman CatllOl.ir: CII.... 1'be u, official m11ulne dUI the reeent i ,..,... conleC'l'ation of . .uUon. prieat, in tbe S• · -church w11 dUllppfOve Protuta nt chul'chn · man C1tholie ctnu-dL Each Joor Ille Olllo 1 bf' 'ot'.bet tbe � a-......� -:; �br�•Ut!a'"�� camps own«! :nr, bJ the ohio Acrtculhlhi �on . .""P� Service. ..,, C.oste lets than 11 _,,.: .· ;({ j day_w;th 12 11!0fiffla fit ;- ' Phone first lbr fi,t .a,..al, I ." . Then stop fot ,- IIIIM;, • -B aettnar's � (JI • warranted. . f .. '" t ,.. • "-Weren't *e - smart dogs to get )'This .procedure, Rhodes con­ tinued, 4 'aoe■ not con1titute any expa1t11lon of {he dutie■ already lneUmbent Upon the audlt.or'a of­ fice. tn■te■d, U ia a reco1n1tl� of. th� need fqr concerted efforts b)' i.ida ollic!e to provide adequate protection of- ,publlc fund,." Central GAS _ Air Conditionin� • Casper ' . -� - ,,,., -. � ... ....�...,. .... ,, ' ..... �"' , I ·' � , 1 ; •"•l .::rt ,. :.� . .. 1 '. •.... ""' Bo..tt: George: Ca.per: ._., • ' _.. 1\'lf. tli" lalo a.�..._ •Ill': ptt --. ,"1...-.;--•-• ' ' I• Ro- REPAIR ■ ...,..._ .e Central Ohio :lreedlng .U■o­ ciation announces �e purch11e of the Gold Medal !flolll:ein bull, Ecraao Borke Doncfd, from E. C. Rausch and sons ·qt Ecra&O Farm, Plain City� Ohio. · "Donald'' as he will be known to COBA '1emben in UU1 area, is rla.ulfled vel'f good f'or type, Me hat an HIR proof ■bowin& 14 daugbth-1 'With UI rectias 'Uut avera&i!:! l �J296 pound■ of 3.$2 per cent . milk and 5" pounds of buttelJat. Fourteen ilhm1 wCth 65 record& average 14,'78 pounds of 3.54 per cent milk and &12 lncreue poun� 'Of tat. Thia Is of dijlghters ovu datna 1,248 pouna. o( milk and &1 pounds of butterfat. Eitbteeo clMaified daughtffl .average 82JS per cent (4 VG, .fl GP, 3 G). The MW Gold Me8aJ bull is out or one of the f;-a, Jl�btl!in in Ohio to make over �.Q(IQ pounds of milk in her Ufetimil, � total· ed 21,,010 pound■ ol mHt and 16'75 pounds of ,al la 3902 days (10 lactatiom). This wu all on .. DIATH DAT I ITANDI -------- --<,;:.--- -�-�--- 'lllJ ... . Gold Medal Bull Is Purchased By COBA, Gtoup I IITerr D!( M Mlnf l)t 4C'""f '•IM i 11ariotla. Three eilles •hlth IIIOpted an inoome Ulx., repealed it d ...-in1 the rear. They were r.an Liverpool Con11eaut and !ll■rieft■. Mansli eld NewJrk and Lima have a.dupte'd tu Jn�me Lai, but reported no colleclktm during 19lt0. Income tu rates vary from one• tourth of 1 per cent to Ol',e percent. Toledo wu the fir,t clty to adopt a municipal incodie lax in Columbua, followed b)i UM6, Younptown and Springfield in 1948, Dayton in l 1M9j• and Clncin• nali in 1964. CleVdand ia the only l.nge city io the lrt.ate without an incoa:M tas. rate. .. - ,. 1· .' THE OHIO fVEL GAS COMPAN'I........ 11111 ... Mllnl 1111 l.P . . . ,'.•' . ,r, ' �• • fHE DAILY SENTINEL B Conncritating Editorially tiea B Y ; ''When a private enterprise spends pre-tax money for advertisrng, the public, through Joss in taxes, pays about half of the bill . When 1 government departments or government-owned enterprises, such as the Tennessee Valley Authority, spend money advertising in defense of socialism the taxpayers pay J OO per cent of the bill. "Apparently, what is sauce for the goose � double sauce for the gander. "Late last year, the Supreme Court upheld the rul i ng of the Bureau of Internal Revenue . . . Government is choking off the means by which those who believe in freedom would tell their story lo the public." Summer Band Activities At Rutland Listed ., ay , �LANCHI M, HAINltd /> '--- t. � MIDDLEPORT-June 3- Favor­ , He TV crack or Lhe wc,ek-Ern ic Ford-"J went to that Swedish .,f1 movie to get a crockful of cul­ ·•, tlare. . ·� And one of my favorite mixed metaphors: ''He had his eye on 01c roud, 1houlder to the wheel, and 111 feet on the ground." Call the chiropr1ctorl toO? Ve,■lr, mu1ta had pe■s, be­ cause there were alx little places 111II filll!d. So "e watched 'em dance a tiny while. Why tiny? . 'Cause we were due at a thtrd celebration at Ann Maucll: 'Phomp1on's al Cheshire, fevv.en'a sake. 1 lived through that but how, I'll never know. I literally feJI int• bed when blooey the ltght, all went out when Alice was hunliRg for "J:verybody �Jg1 and Gallia her heart me�lclne and trying to Gi'1mtiea must have ..a'a4wited haul on her hair net. Mary was S. at one timi"Yciit anoth­ by thts time cuddled down and orf e looka or the. fioeks or to shut eye. �JlDJing about Rt these Such ls human endurance 1 hat I �D of ' (the bnn­ han queti) .!foqi. �ltce"I._ . • one heap even yet the next day, a rontingcnt or this group was dining at Saturday rilihl. . . Our own (Cbea�) .. wa, or the Mortin here in town. Me, l was walking in a fog, cour1e Very 1pe'ciaf. £f1ln1• with anr1 slern ming u, two of our closest person­ trying chicken ti nda, one reJebrating her strawberries for whoever would fol en annlver11ary, the other tline at my dugout. Severo! rlid. �er 10hlen plus one along with Loni: years ago J didn't think me. loo much of Alumni stuff. Now, . That afternoon we had a pre. it ' s the glowing bright spot of J alumni meeting on our the whole spring. Where else 111 nmin11il')I front porch &.1 several extro.11 ! he world can you get so hugged dropped tn. My favorite cha111 nt <·omplirncnled, pounded on th• thta p. DJ. me11tlne was "Here's ha(' k 11nrl al most made to feel 16 Jimmy Boice and he'11, l,(ot 7 rhll­ ;11,lain? tlren and U gr8ndchildrC'n''. As our chus we11 railed we $uch WH the way I showed him round to all, you sec, what mtide 11l ruggle d gumcly tu our feet, thl1 10 eiccruciating to me, and to every 11rthritlc joint shrie king ou1 all of us, Jimmy's �o little, • loud, ways \V&a, and has that Jnnoce1,1; , • But It seemed to me (prohab]y ',n ju111 happily deluded) that the b.111by brw facC!. never ..Un J,41lcfl he'U o.,ry to the grove, nl'ldcnt which happened lo Queen lllm, 1 ar�l;ldfather of HU Jrnpo11• Vll'toria on her diamond jubtlee (75th) ('OUld maybe have heen flble, and don'l be 11Uy. ycuued al 118 from the sidelines, Then eame the evenint show when one or her aged and loyal in three Io ns ute, the real thing 11dhrrcnts shouted as she passed llown at f1bulo111 Ky1er Creuk "Go it. uld l(irl." Iii. We "oldlea" sat In a Qpecial M11n, lt wall some Alumni If row. Special c<trs1ges were J>in• any one 11hould drive u p In a hed on the 1olden 1irl1 and hou. wheel harrn'fV end a11k you. �nnleres on the ditto men. SpttC!he■ were made, Joke.!! Jui.I 11tcpph1M over n manhole, cracked wJdc ope n. A few tt"nrs or i::r111ing rullwr uptown made me (QU!ckly �en) were wlped llWIIY. l h i t i k -how uwfol I f . they'd give flrJ111 �b; was lOHnhl.t11r oiul wuy u1\cler ROffl(' or 1111 hcPvios. t \bat , q,b he is purely de luxe. lleudlng "Thfl Rockefeller r had ''• Items on my lovC'I)' �1 ory" (men, how interesting) and llW(]III KY1tr Cniek cafetorla an account of Nehon R's ln.!iatiable Pl1l1 •nd tq. 11ve m, t can't rr- cu rlo�lty os o child. He wondor­ r11l the ■lxill ono,_,ktffe, 1tc11k , l'd what was down lmide a men rna■hed L'(tt1toe11, 1' '11i'lf', grm•n huh�. ao he look off the cover �na, i� . fld "'e hne pet1s unr! wcint down to see, only one !• I E ·o.� ... {�SWORD =- ! \, ,1 . o,' W • child • holt � ( ·• t. At & "'1-tl.tlce .._ I, Ml.. 1.. 1 Oloon■, I. Domtneera I, �ln\ttar, tor one SJ, 111:a.ml• n&Uon■ SS. Perform,4 JT, Color li WI & t;.. . · ,1trhtl1 I • ' ::18. Tiny 21. Stnk r, as & shi p 12, Endure 2-t. Malayan eol n 2ft. Throb 28. Cltrua frutt 27. Th1·ouch. 28. Livea latuNla1•• All■wu 29. Take·11 a,. Profound I dinner 815, To-do ll. Girl'• 37. Fortify nickname 38. Hive dWellci ,, 7 • Roger Roush, inPJtrumental mu . sic instrurtor of the Northwest Lo<.· al School Dis:lriC!t, today an­ nounced e summer PJchedule of hen<l a<'1 ivltJes. I· Selltlnel; Pomeroy-Mlddlepo�, o., J e 6, 196� u_n . Piano Students Present Recitp' Sunday At Middleport Heatl) ,C�h Sancni ory rt The sanctuary of Heath Metliodisb fJb�till of Middlepo was beautifully dpcorated with l>••l<�s-Qf· �ow•rs for the re­ cital program of the piano students of Mrs. L. W. Me!;om as · · Sunday afternoon. The program began with Joyce Riley who played "Wal km lo School" with Judith Brewer playing "Day Dreams" an, Throttling Opposition The ft,llowing editorial ls reproduced from • Christian Economics: "Two years ago the Bureau of InternaJ Revenue ruled that privately-owned power companifl.s could not spend money before taxes advertising the benefits of free enterprise. At about the same time, the Tennessee Valley Authority must have spent at least $ 100,000 for the distribution of its 25,000 word pamph­ let extolling the virtues of socia lized power. "Government departments and govern­ ment-owned enterprises spend millions and 'lfllons of dollars brainwashing the Ameri­ ,CflD people into believing that socialized pow­ �er and oth� soci�lized businesses are good. 2-Dally ,• _ ,,.c....,;,:�-'----­ 1 ''Le t'1 ---'pl•yed .� flhonda Hysell yl tire._ �tier Waltz" and Linda Perry "Bird� " . for · the aftemoon _wtrr U.s_he,l'I The duet '·The a.and Played On" , Hmtly ond , Raym e n Klndy by Charles Ward was played • by ftO!l 1 es. Hayn :Paul and rd W M�ore dt,. Mi ss Riley and M i.Ii• Brewer after which Hawa Ja,ri\eb: Jones play ed At lhe · party Saturday even i ng two numbe!! ' '�March of the Wo-- which Wi.s held at the Mccomas r_ men Mari1u111" "Butterfly home '(t, �wing the last rehearsal , ·_ and Chase." , : • C9:!Plt � co,sage was presen\elI "Shower ttt_J,3.011!!1� b:, Mart .J'o to ,Mn', eComa.a •by her pupih. . Hmdy was •. .followed by a duet cream,J assorted cookies and ''Roeea Frai��th.,r �", arranled.1 gq,he n ch "'ere serted at the par1 y p ye Joh n la j hl' w.lth .. Vl'B, 'Sb.iily Spra cue antl Mrs. a ,_,, ulia Ry� Rhiftlda Hys �t\i Julia · Hyaell assistin g w1th C;mll · played "W..ter- Ami , •ona servmg Glenna · at t h e pun c h .1.11_ ia" and 11 iAA�' . followed . by _ .... , , ,· . , " - Ann Criner, ! �"Sweet 'V1 "M'ohlin,i '.: • · by N'arsa Lee ,! Flowers'' by MatFro,1, "A U" Y lf. tha Nich ..;. ..-'�Pf'i ng Morning" and "SpiJiiijrjg" Soni" by Allee' i., c....,11 t,. n-. ons, and "baf.);lllJ" a duet played · Mrs. Bob Robinaon Of Columbus by Sereri ·•� OliA• LeW'ls. la the · guttst of her pare_nta, .Mr. .and :$Jeep" (a ■ong Mr,. Ray Wiloon. "WWbeh · without· won1..,.- ,., .p1ay'ed' by Mau- ' Ml'I: John Blackwood and Mrs. reen Dar■t,• '� .Wjpding Stream" Thor G•rsey are pati'etlts at the by Judy M•� · •-"!biue< in G" by Hober llbopitai. Carolyn N l! �-atitl a trio num• . Mr. -ana· Mrs. ltedmen of Dunbar, · her "Sch� , , Pfeterllted by W• Ya-.. were calling on Rev. and Ann It:. lflrst 8nd Mar- Mff. »atnllatt, il\4! tha Ni QI • .,,,/ .i Mr. Md- MTI. Raymond Snton · 011 . tbe nuri:l�n and ' 11't.• � Mn. I!>ana William"Boat . Son ,.,�r"Dutte'rfli4ts·• ahd aon w.ere Simday guests ot .drs. hu sis�, 11'1•.Y� "At the Grate· �Parade ang_L ,�(110 Land . _llr.., arid !'Int Delm11r Rhodes and To!:1rny- �,-. : �fayed · "Re�eJ liri. Flel'd"i _Wel'e calllng on rela· Rose by liaQ,1; · 1)tann a CrJ1we.!1 · ttve■ ai rlunb:ar, Memorial Day. played "Hlllilllfi,n . •Mr. •• llany Plummer of l!bal)lody No:. � · �•if tltf ,taa1�1 tllttroil oau.il. on Mr. and Mn;. number · •• 'rth •� 4,:t�e" by -� ¢tairk ·Ncerltly. Dally Seqtinel, Pomeroy-�iddlep_ort, O., June 8, 1960-3' WANT ADS BATU 3 ceall 1>0< 1'0i'd, OM _, ll:ii>llllul!I � - lo 'lonli I cente per word fat three comedliive lnserilob.L Special - one monUt. for SO cent.a Sier word. hit rale Of 3 CO!lia per word will be � fat .,ftll.ll.lll II DOt �d wllbio )0 lla.Y• «Iler �-.lvu,1 b!Jl. l'J�.r�� ::1:.:.'ft"!:!. lt .�. � :'f'!:,�� ��:; ttoans A CAPITOL IDEA fii.ff f Umt, cr.i, sm-r· DJIY800.ft la 1l CONVOCNTION WIIINESDA V Pomeroy Chaplet No. 80 Royal Arch Muons wlll hold a stated convocation Wednesday ■t 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of re1ular business and the election of of• ficers. All officers and com'panfans are ureed to altend and bring their rituals. _ 0. E. I, TO MEET Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES will meet in regular aealion Tuelday at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Tem• ple. I . . By ■ . · ';' , '.!ft and 11>,. �•tl. Darnell and family of n. W&JDeHnd., have spent tlie put week 'vis.iting her inother, Mrs. Chloe Fink ·aria other relative•. Frank Ul$inger hu beeD · con[ln. ed to Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coy have mov­ ed from the nutchin1on propertf on Route 124 to the Grate p'toperty on College Ave. where. they form­ erly resided. Mr. and llrs. Alpha PIUIJ!Otef are visiting in New Carliale wJp,: their daughter, Mr. and ,Mrs. )Darrell f Burson and fanifly. Mrs. Thelma Carpen*J bb been a patient at Holter Hospltif. Mr. al'ld Mrs. Harry Phim·mer of Carroll were weet Qd gue�t., oi his: parents, Mr, and , Mrs. A. E. Plummer. Mark .Morris, youn,:eat son of Mr. and Mra. Carl Mo,rti Undtr­ went a tonslllectomy at Holzer Ho1pilal. HOmer Parker and It� Will ford of Raci ne aie emplo,;id il .'!11. Vernon 1h11 week. ·ue of , Mr , and Mr11_. iom Doiltt we�k - . CoI umb lll were h re ovor end to attended the ruJS :....,llimn i ' 1 banquet. Mr. and Mr8. ])QW)lie ,le1ipl'l Of McConnetsville v�11ile,di l,rr Mr. and Mrs. Burt RiO•· of . nCtt; ville. They cam_e eepiiel■lly . at­ \end the alumm ballQUet. • , ' He also announced hla avaUability for summer in private Jes­ so11s. June 1 4 , wH .se-t 31!1 date, at 7:30 p. m. for a meeting of all in strumental students to be held in Rutland gymnaeium. Parents are jnvited. The summer schedule: June---6, 7, 8, 1<H2 Majoreltl' Practice; 14, 7:ao Meetin1 of alt in�trumenfal students; 23, 8:30 to 9:00, Senior Band practice; 28, I, Sherman Port•r 9:00 to 2 :00 Junior Band prac­ POTLUCK ,DINN R Senator# 7,a Dl■trkt ti('e; 28, 6:30 to 9:00, Senior Bond The Ladles Aid of the Enter­ pract ice; 30, 6:30 to 9:00 Senior arc three towns about whlch I w11nt prise EUB Church will have a Band practice. potluck picnic dlnt1er Wednesday, to �ite toduy. Perhaps bccausl! the population al the home of Mrs. Walter Wal­ July-4th, 4th of July parade o( each is not large enou�h to ter. and concert at Rutland; 2 1 anf 26 warrant it, there i:l no write. up in and 28, 6:30 to 9:00 Senior B'and Collier's Encyclo1Jedia ·on either lfOl,JIR IIOSPITAL pra c tice ; 28, 9:00 to 12 : 00 Junior Pomeroy or ' M iddleport, b\.il there M ISSIONS, Ju ne 3 , Barbo,, AD 811nd practice. i1:1 for Athens. H. "�"''"u., A qn· SI ., RavenlWOOd ; The eneyC'lopedla reads that Ath­ Mn Otcar BffI Pe.u·te)', Raver» August-3.e, Ga1lla Fair; 18, 6:30 to D:00. Senior Band practice ens beeame the county aeal in 1805 wood ; Darla Lyoo Ra-lph, Chesbi re. DISCHARGES. Ju ne 3: Samuel 1 7, 10 lo 12, Flat Carrier Tryouts· was incorporated os a vllla�e in 8, 6:30 to 9, Senior Band prac'· 1 8 1 1 , and became a city 104. years Vititoe, Micltael L Hale, Mni. Ullice; 18, 9 to 12 Junior Band prac­ after that. "It is a!Ao the site or lie E. Tucker, MrL Pe arl SmltJJ , tice; 20, I t , MeJgs: County Fair Ohio U11iversity, .t ho oldc11t univ­ Mrs. Gordon L: MerQI, Henehet and 22, 23, 24, 215 and 26; 9 to 12 sity in the NorlhweJ1t Territory," s. W.Ulle.m, M i c,hael Leon Casey , Jeanette E. Springer, Kevtn Dean and I to 4 and 6 to 9 Senior the encylclopedia reads. Halley, C.Onflle Jo b.avis, Pty,gy Band practi�. There's a great deal more but Sue McKinney, Jos:oph S. Willis, of the man)' episodes connected that will suHicc £or the purpo84!8 Mrs. Alioe L. Bradbury, MN. Eliza wi1h an nclive youth who has be- of this edition of "A Capitol Idea.'' Jane 'l'u.U-, WIUiam H. DiMon, Mrs. Through Ohio Universlty, Alh- Harry Brown, Mrs. Robert come a fnsrinating national flgure R. ens intlmately touches every l· om­ Gooch, Mrs. John England, q And again-curiosity when t e Infent tenter 'fn unlty in the eight-county • 71 h•8th Female En.gland, .M,,s_ J.amea R. mngnlflcent Rockefelle� wa11 being bullt , J rihn ... Jun,lq.r sen atorial district. Hey110J(b. JMl!lnt Fefl'NI•�! h.eyoolds. Most recent example or that is (owner and heir to labulo'u8e 'ffi'n. . lions) was standing gazing "Move the selection of 27-ycar old · Chuck of Gallia roach football a11 StobaTt along there, buddy" thus: rather Academy Sehool, High against rudely II workman since "Junior" was in the way. "Junior" &aid whom Stobarl playNI more than ten years ago when he wore the never ,1 word. By Mrs. Clarenc• RulMII color1 of the Middleport Yellow Rev. Cecil Wise, New LexJngton, The next day a long wide wood• Jucketa. called on old friends one day last en walk wa1 put In, in this \'cry week. It's ned happe ovrr repeatedly plure, marked "For SJdewalk Su­ Mrs. Alpha Russell who has been my whole senatorlal dist �itt-Ohln perintendents." Umversity supplies couchct,;, teach• visiting her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. The far . flung Rockefeller pro­ era, prtnclpals, C)(et:ulive heads, Ervin Young, in Mkhlgan, return. jeclR, henevolence8, all for their and superintendents to school dis• I M home Wed nesday. M r. and Mrs. William Mu•ser Cellow man, ere brilliantly told trict1, city nnd rural. £rum distanl I here. The whole purpose i11 to Adams Counly to northern Meigs of Roseville attended church here last week. give It back to the people t o County. Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Moore were There'fil an overlapping With wl1om l t really belongs, Thill the five fine grandsons or "Old John Marshall Cot:cge, o[ course, for business visitors In Gallipolis re• D." are doing u rapidly and ef­ the Huntington sclmnl rurnlshes eeutly. Mr . and Mrs. Gene �usser have numerous teachers h1 Lawrence, (lcicnlly as they can. Scioto and Adams CounHes, but mpved into the Canaday place. Mrs. Dewhurst, Rutla1td, has ln one mor ning I've greeted still Ohio Un iversity has 11. atrong or talked wlt'h the following entering wedie there - especially bee n si 1ying with her son, David friends III I went uptown; Mni. with extension hrnnrhes In Ironton who hll.i moved hick home. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hy1ell of Crary Davis, Gertrude MIi ier, and Port1moutil . By road, Gallipolis Is mldway be· Columbu1 attended church het e Mrs. Geary, my neighbor, Mrs. Faulkner (l visited there)/Shlrley tween Athens and Huntington, and last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jun.ior Coleman of Mills, Either Clark, Paul Smart, the Gallipolis flculty Includes MarRobert H1rrls UI age 4, Lettie shall Collegiana as do the Gallia Pomeroy recently vlslted her par. Several Gallia en U , th e Alpha Russell,. Roush, Norma Jean Stivers and county acnooh. Mrs. Glen White returned home CounUans got their M11ster'1 De· Eleannr Mlller. hn't small town life wonder­ gree at Marshall, a r€'cenl caridl- to Columbus after having been ful? I wquldn't tra.de It for a date there Mr11. Marglwrite Moore called here by the illne91 of her Hineman, prl nclpal of Bidwell-Por• fether, Clare nce Runell, who Is Park Ave., ap1rtment. much Improved. ter Elementl.ry Sehool. Supt. Worley Hiley prHented Indeed, most come from Ohio So "Paddle" l,ambert told me Biblea to ■enlor1 Joan Woodal'd, Unlve.,.lty in my district. an how come uPaddle". y Carolyn Ferrell, Dorothy Hysell Aa a mere lad, he had typhoid Gra,de ColleJe supplie!!. a g:! serious, 1ot down to 19 pounds, nofflbflr, too. were Rio Grand cap- and Llnda Haley, Kenneth Ruuelt, Kenton, vl1lted could barely rwalll: up town. · So able of grad uating 1111' many Y,OUAI he sort of "piddled" alon1 and pedagogues H Ohio Universit)I, 1 U his parents.. Mt. and ·Mn. Atpha Ru11ell, last week. the boys ,tarted tlte· now weU surely would lead the field. ' : Mr. and Mn. O.car Smlt11 of CoIt happens . frequently: Towb1Jri known soubriquet "!])addle." So the 7th-8th se natorial district !IPd lumbua vl,Hed Mr. and 1m. Mll'tln now we know, their hith schooJ araduatea totQJJ,o Woodard and attended the ,r.td.u­ which aends them. 1 bi,1'.;_k atlon of thell' ttanddaulbter, lllu Unl\'eraity, PRAii■ 0. HINIY MOSCOW UPI - American wrl­ homr to teach. Or to a neighbpr.lni Joan Woodard . . Rf\'. li.-nlt lti�I� ,rtQ '- tk tC!r O. Henry drew warm pral■e town , such as was the case with • Slobarl. Chuck from Moscow llteraey ell'tlea at a -• � · Somelime go over the list of ataria .. meellnlf today m1rJi:ln1 the ft(Hh � il\f�- ' 1a'' Mre, anniversary of hla death. A laree Pomeroy teachers and see how 1 ·· audienefl hard SoYlet author Val• many aot their lrulning al Ohio JM Ii. entl n Katayev detcribe th1 Amet­ Univenlt,y. You don't have lo Umil 1h1, · ro1,- dvll iean abort 1tor,t writer H 1 "man . ... • ••g of deep, oblervanl and truthful tlon■hlp lo pedagogy-, either. In IUlt-U joum!'llsm, In business, In •ther , ... mind.'' 1 field,, Ohio University lra ln� o� youth. An out1t1ndln1 example II · _,._ Mn. : John Loor Weber, Editor of the Democrat - Inquirer. ui' McArthur J Ohio UnlversJty 'a fin1-ever BS.I d• M .... . _,. 11ree went ta him. (the BSJ degree ' , · , , "1t . . � • is the Bachelor of Science in Jour, are c .-.. tltf nallam), 1 il ....,I� Truti, h.e WIS I Cleveland boy, It • · • •. an.4 . but he's OUR man - · and he. mar- Mtt. h.dan4 rled one ol our 1irl, - Woll1loa'1 Rli, · · · · W· l{allo Thomas. • , IUiiltcl A 1,te or three cities, thlo �•- llul -il, More like a tale ol mulliple dtle., wol,i, Nltolto II iii, _4'¥,lltet at all clOMly associated throuah oclu- Mn. � »ti. tile - 1tf la c11,tlon with a hi1torle cente, .of Albi:i1: R1Wlfn1. cullure, Athens. , ,(t) ft..., � . ' -� ' .... 1tinl RIIIILI KILL PARMlll · ' 1'. P.· 1W . ,4; BlJDA, Al1erla , UPI - A llie-• JU � J u� '--'on el . Coluaib• . Fre nch former waa tilled and three ,oldiera �n hls car were l6fl,. her� for tti� alun;1ni blq l: loua]f "'ounded today when Al> iii'r. a� Kn. � · C1Ued, l 1eri1n · M�l•m rebel raider, ftncl af 111, hOM• o! Wo't­ on tllem whlh ,lboy wore en routl ift "Inn� Liil>P'lllo iilj, fllui'. ;to)•-in,. , Th� tlirte . ooldlen t .Uda 11'11..... "'-•· al '!llhm".,,__ " oaellal -� od -� __ ,;s-"' "''"' IMi till ot' tho •Iott. • �J!l• "4(1(,'¥��,· riJiiT fheqi:.ta. . Ill.Edi ,Sij11!"1,�.:� ;i'nt, I- H ARRl' Sl'\li.1\n LL E N. �ws O• f ee" w· ._ lia,li\.. t·11Ytc1 Si!J�.. Fra-.;'�• . ,r -u. 11 1 be �I� N- at ltvlu11 I DAY 3 DAYS llllc $1 ff $1. 1!0c 16 lMl li!I > f' llOc 70c Ads -- by 10 A.IL will lie ObllU,iJ,ie1 "·lld f\1.4111 I PArl ,1.ifl ,1,111 P.%8 \ JIU. NOTICI OUer1 are belnl recei..-ed at the olftoo <II 11"ebiw I, Nill. Pom­ trO)' k■flonal Bank BuUatn.1, Pom­ ero)', Obk>, Phone No. 2¢116, r!D' the propert, ol Elli White, dl!!· etued, titu.ated in Ut.e VUla,e of · stra�1e, Ohto, and eotlli•tinl of I two llor)' fl'atne dwelliq four rooms dowmt.lln ind three rooms and bath 11J11t1in, aar■ge, situated on tour adjoin.in& Iota. FRIEDA FAEHNLE, Acb$1· blrojru · ti the Eflote of tJ. t, Wllite, decmod, WEBSTER & FUIJl!Z, ' At<orney, I<# ,'dmlniltratris 16) ll, 4,, 1, t, 10, 11, et, ..ouae, la 1111 ,..._ "'""'· 40 Cities Got $5S1/2 Million By Income Tax With mote citle11 adoptin1 a mll­ nicipal Income tax each yur to boost local rev�nue, hut year aaw 40 eitil!a collect ii total or more than SM½ mill ion from lhi11 source, State Auditor Jame, A. llhodes reports. Twelve village!! which altio have a loeal income tax collected al· molt ■ half n,.illion dolh1n. Total collected in these to citie1 .and 12 villagea wu 556,192,&M.74. Legal N.otice Nof1ci! DF Pl\.llli .-NO HIARING ON llilY*NtOiY . · P.--.ah cov Mottt Couitl,, OIi.. c... No. 1 · TO lhe Executor ot Adminiltta-.11. and to ,uch or the followlnt u tor 0DO f� re1lden1t of lhe alale ol Ohio : are -;ii- . JPOUle, If any; nut ol survivin11 MTtCI o, 'FIi.MG AWO kin: benellclarlea WJder the will. MIMtli• ON INVIN'll:lllY if any; tbe attorney or attotney, c... ,.._ 1'1.t#l repre SE!nting any of the afoi-emenIMl , l t.._.nt; ... , o Pr1i..k ·c.iwt ned petsons: tlo ro 111! 'l!xecttt.- ot· A6I111nlllra, tor tlftd to "'•h of tffe fotl.wth1 a s You ,re h.,.by hotllled that pn · are ...1�etlll of , jlil, lilate ol. Ohio: lhe 41h day of 8une 1960, m lnsurvlvlnc sl)011iie, ·1t. '6nY; next of ventM"Y inll A IJll)ralsem�t of the llri; boneltet- •- tlie will. estate of Pearl D. Loltrid•e, • d&· �tt� = .., 1' f any; 1• ue itt� v1m:iY \Ill' uw.neys re- ceased, late of Pomeroy. Ohio, i n presenting . arny df. thtl atoremen• said County waa filed In this Court. tiOlleo p<riim,: HeOTinf on uld inventory abd eht will l,e had before Apprailrii on 1Jrat Yc;,fl ar• hel!el>J 11otJl'l.ed llio a-4 'daJ df '11ile IIIIO, on ID• this Courl on the 231'd daJ o f ve -l(jty 1111d Apj)lat,ement al the June, ltMO, ot 10:30 o'elock •· ,m. EJtcei>tion& thereto m1y be fi.ltd estd\.e of. Oscar E. Bauer, deeeaaed lb of clles\el" Towt\ihi p Jn said by •'ny · interested party at ahY time prlM' to five days before 1 the dounty was filed in thili Court. iet for hearing. date · and ry ,nvento aeld Heprin& on wrrNESs m)' signatm-e and · - -the seal of said Court, this (20) 4th day or June, 1960, ' F. H. O'BRIEN � PAPEB ll'llNGER SPECil\l,)St . Judge and F.x-Offit:lo Clerk T� ean try ih aftJ · t� a By Ann Baker, Deputy Cletlt ter one �-�·t lie 1'111n4. I plt!,se (I) 6. 13, 21c the ltirdell lo plea-.. f6 year, <Mi\lnllolls pnte\lce. P!tohe &1·8l!i!OII br day. 1"1illti 8UI-Oi14$. 9 8tc 0• Gill!fitlffl, 083 · L.-J ij f?.10 PHONE WY-2--11 57 Durin1 tbe year tight cihs re• ported income tax collections for the first time. These were Ore&oh, Deer Park, Fairfield, Franklin, Ma· tion, Whitehall, Zahetville and RIVER REPORT ,-��---------.-'!!0--�•----..,.J - · '!-,f'/'-t ( 1 ) Notices \·•'JI J ·..fbr ·· ,..... ,., ,a · " .. =-r 'I"!' TIRMITE AND f'EST CONflOI. JG. OU. P"f. Cllli8T D!lEP 111' Pahl. '"" ln-,.ctlon. IMul'> freeaifi. SeldOfl Motl'e, Cheshire, Oblo. PHo no Eftt..,,bnT-7 1'&1. od by Nation-. Ph- I. i■ncl A. '-nle. •statlon WYt• IM6. .,26-tfc 1 8 ) Awto Sales l") PPN'l'lAc FOUR DOOR HY· DRAMATIC ca!! be seen first house east of .r oreat Rtm Metbodllt . Cbllt'cb. Runs 11>Gd,, a bara 8 3tp ·lain. ~�-. .a • ate v,- SWEET POTATO PLANU, Nane1 Por· Hall, Porta RI••·· ViDeleu, ta Ririp:18, Goh\ Ru,1 al\d. AU Gol3. Sebo•• Jlou■t eall l'roin S.�ool llodse In Syraeuae. Wm. H. Holmes. �Hf Ale "'i.miiam;' vitt INGBSE pups. very nice friced �fJOnable. Belly Goodlll-lllllf bi;low . _D 3l 8lp Mlddlopoit. 1988 CHEVROJ.,ET V8 $Ul5· 4 � r·,u, ' 4..., tedsn. ..,�._....1· bla'11::. lab. l>owerglide Blaettnar,; Poat Al{C ltEGlllTEllilD COIU!I r PUP'S eroy. ·1-a-stc · for ule. Call WY�. N-81.c i:- · - roil SALE HA"ll·iii.iOC ltb'tiND UNd · =. i, .Couiet or i:�Bale,: See H- .. :1: . c·,... · �,-·�N Ml .� , . toiiolNt, MO it. l9'_ 1'_ FO �.!' RD�'!l Vs�2��a DOO'--,1,11,i. Custom Seda�. Low ihlleage. Sparkling ligbt blue Blaettn,ra, Pomero,. fuao llnl1h, 8-3'8tc '6� 600 TIIUC� . A,l .CONd'!!op 1 2 can, 3 deci' i:n l l k body. Cheirter, Olde. Ro, Parker, �II> ...._ • YUEB 'D? S_ r•-fb • r•n """ • . 91•d, " n.lU:111, Owntr is 1eavih& for :Army, �. m. WY l-38'1 aftet '& 31 ,._ 4 ;. -,'!----'-------��- - lg57 PONTIAC . .VB StATION wago n $1,898. t Paa11. 0nt � ' ful oWtler. Hydrarflatic ,tti,e. Radio and Heater. Blftittllal'tl, ' 8·3-6tc Pomeroy. lb,. mell G. WU!, 5-S1,8ql. 308 P<llileroy, Obi , m-i.l!Oi'' 'j,� Ju. .-,· , )IQ la prbffl IU•.Llnt duclion. Call Wli,aia. 8-Wtp PIGS FOR SALE: Phone 247� days. 843p WD A. C. CULTIVATORS DLA. · 'tia'Wlt M-'ri 1Hllht�, · i:ool.t' condltion, Joe Field• near ICDro)'I ARoule · o n� -. e· • • lll< 1 CT R, I 1 t RM� , 1! del · , &et ,t, la&iqri • pull t�• li'lel&: 1piaw,; Also for rent l&o Hte9 l(Jod pa,ture. William F. Houdaahelt, I indbury J\oa�- . 6 � 3tc cream (9) For Sale NE\j' 222 VARMINT RIFLE. SIX -P:"wer scope, $J}O;OO. 91tv!n 6-Uql Lane) Middleport kill. 5!Alilf 'i.!¥ 1U�toa ... .. /!loll\. . -tf■ lbet- 1 °"' e .. .e-..;..•• : -••• . aJI __... 1: _,,_ ".-."� •,' � � BUGLE P'IELl> c:!liiWitilll litell. E•ellent hun6 <I 3tp ter. Ji\OIM. WY.... w':. ifl't. - -t""- --J __._ · ,1,99.L.�grlriLJYp Jil ie�• •••••----•- - ·-- IIGJ.-·�@lf� - , "' Q H.� N,, 5 0 N 5 E A • ff'o R .5 E Ol-A Ul�ARD MOTOR , · .J ,ne W'(W'75. ·l■IMlll n: "•ilio RNd••lll• : lUIIDl Mi..14 a.,nhart. 01119, PhoM CoaW.llo 1691. J.l!J.tle At I U"-•I .au _ZJRnU & '-'__y..,.11 Ohio R l w•r 0.UIM: MDMtom..-y 1 15,,8 upper, 9.8 lower, 10 ft. open. Gallipolis 18.0 upper, 1 1 .7 lower, 8 ft. open. Lock 23: 15.1 upper, 10.9 lower, 36 wickets running. All dama are up 13 thru 23 av• e,aging one and one half to two lfaps open. Ohi o lliv•r Boats: Down--Lock 12, Ashland, Q:30 a. m. 1-1 1 ; Lock 15: Lucas � I, m. 10-1; Lock 20: Indian.a 9:30 a: m. 15-3; Montgom . ery 10:30 a. m . 1-1; lA>ck 19: Lehigh 8:20 1. l'.SI· a.6; Lock 21 : OVEC 10:30 1: .Dl . 19-0; Lo<!k 23; Baby Lere 7 a. m. 1-10; Elger Cliff 9:30, 2-0. \Jp - ChlliJ)Olla.: Soutttt.,nd 6:SO p. m. 3-0; Cofton Q·ueeti: IUO a. m. fli:to; ntvader �S:30 a. m. 4-0; Lock 23: Robert G.' West 12:20 p. m. G-4 and 2 �<'�. boati :._ Rocket 7:2' p. m. 0-2 ; � E. Reed 1 1 :40 p. .,_ 11-0; �Y !. Salvetti 2:20 a. m. Cl?,as 4:15 a. m. 0-5: 19-0; A. City of Runtm'1{1n 5:40 a. m. 4-18. Business Si!!l"lites .&to·' R n A-DI � vivl """.. ol., &MV srn- UR�ll, WASHEJt. 1000 PONrtAc. l100. Good bnIovi_ wriit t>a"'b ��tt t Phone WYMMS. Hatley Kaing ••• . ...,.U · i-11a7_ wow.. Flatwoods Road after 5:30 f.Jft. d 2 31c 6 8 atp i957 FORD VB FAUlLANE 500 .1,4115, 4 door sedan. A real PUf'f. Po"'er ttc'ek-irilt imH brakes. Fordomatic. Blaettnara, Pomeroy. 8-1-l&e Hysell Run Social Events LEC.AL FOIi CON81sTENT DEPENDABLB UIIULTS l'o<it.iljoetlign. --�c,I Hot� Appnlsement will be bad be(ore lhtl Cout\ ca the :lll'd daf ol 1..e IUl!o at" 10 o'ctocl< A. M. Exceptlona thereto may be filed by al)f loteruted party at any time prior lo five d,iys betore the dale set for hearina. WITNESS my signature llld the seal of Hid Court, tbia 3rd di)' of June tNO. F. II. O'BRfB!I Judie tnd Ex•Orfielo Cleric; By Ann Bak.er, deput1 el�k _)_6� _______(6 State Auditor Pincum .... Clo-.user Cheek On Funds v. State Auditor James A. Rhode1 ha, announced plans for ■ closer , �beck et ,public fJnda in atatti financial 1mlilulion, willt thj, view of preventing mi1u.ae of aucb funds br tb0te controlli ng the account,. Rhodes slid that stale eXlD'Uners throughout the lltite will be aierteii lo make thorouth eximiniltions of sacb at:cotrllt.!i when auditine the records o f the var·· lous political subdlvisJons af the 1 state. Dedolon ,, extend the scot>t 01 ad!of s type r all r We epair the periodic examinations came ...... ators, from heater core·s 141 I n the �ake o1 a statewide SW'Vey Rhode, ol 006 banks and 4411 by lb• largest truck or tractor building and loan aasoclitions rad..tbt. concerning the type of accounts maintained by the various ,tale I agencies. "1 .......,., ,WY.24141 The ,turveY, Rhodell pointed out Pomt!rov, Ohio was prompted tty recent dlsclo11. --- ures where individuals In charge of certain tru■t ■ceountli: were found to have diverted such b'usl funds fot their own pehonll use. Rhodes made It plain, howe,er, that �ile the 11urvey disclosed no irrt;gul■rJtft!s, the ezamlners M-.L a.a.....would be inetructed to make a •• UK& •'911w1·1 eareful 1naly,1, or what he term· , 9:80 AJ,(. . 8ef8r9 e d "1peel1l account.a.'' Mlcllll'"" WY44649 suney, !Mblch indicates ''The . . ,,.,..., WY-14195 there may be more than 1500 acA counta or various types, hH re­ K ��=:quired several months to 1ather Yu� 14141 1nd analyie the datl/' Rhodes IIAMtU. HaVICI ITATtON aaid. "lt waa undertaken with the • sole objective of augmenting the � _.,,.-:::" protection of 111 public fundr,1 by lleni.. thlo office. ult is not the routine account ' �ich concerns thlt office, but rather the special a�cou nt which could be subject to -possible manl• pulation by the lndlvldual handl­ ing the account, without detec• tlon b)' the respective financial ln11tllutlon, Rhodes continued.. "rt la our hope that with the lnformatloh now available, this <tffice ca11 keep the state eKJmin­ �rs informed ol the exlatence or such accounts so that when future ezamlnationa ■re m1de of all ,tate agencies, the examiners will be able to check the apeclflc ar­ (!Ounls a nd determine Whtthe'r further lnve14'ation would be 1 ·1. .... ..· · -. ·= * I& ' ti U __ ....... ...,_i...&"4,-L,..L..J....6-6 , DAILY Cln'l'Pl'OQUO'l'l!l - here'• llew te wor• th .t. X Y D L B A A X B lo II O N O J' • L L O W .. 0.. � 11mpt, ltan&i for allother. In th!, 1111mple A ta ,. • th'nl L'I. X tor the two 0"1, ete. &tnrle letter.. ._., .. Juallo 11M ft>mlallon or tho wol'Clll lrt all lllall, the ooda lett• an dlff'et'6ht. ■ . ... m ' 1,· ,, ' ..a •p• t o.n...,_ ___ - ,,,R l> R C V 8 L V L 1J I> K 'Y ft Cl I> R U ,- : , D I it I> 8 K III L '!I' e 1 1 111 P I I I L O II • � ,•• � i, U ,R D I Cil . If . ' . i" IIIM\lt• , t OPIIH 'l!J!f!'Q II!' LIPll1 A'NI> 'lll1' 111A:11aw llldw ,... n1t,,tf ti• '· ' iiiilS9 r- a.•ll!ttl- lluM _ N. �-•ri 11""1•· l"!N! 'air . . VENTU H A, Calif. UP I-M n Ehube th D11neaM: M, lad tw two r0-def1nda:1tt1 ,n $e l kl�,mttrder of her dau1hter-ln-l1w have heen denied I r�ueat for 1 delay of thei r ueculion In the San Ouenhn 1111 chambet, �­ WI rt for Ju11e 17. Mrs. Ounoann was convicted with Luil 110,1, 22 and Augustine Baldonado, 2ft, of lite slaying of OJ.I. a Duncann, ao, on Nov. 17. J9S8. Superior Judge ----------twi�--dail)' milking s n.a HIR tell. The great old cow, known a■ "Homewood'' was &ired by lowana Otm11b)'. Priutess Lid. one-ttnae CORA sitt. The new CODA ■ire Is the aecond-generatlon of ·Gold Medal ttrea being by Pabst Barke Tritomia Don, former COBA Gold Medlll Sire. WIIUlam A. llePPJ _, down a -, • peat• the mo�n tlon W�1 : rJ!1r -,w,.. ifE VATICAN CIT'lf IJl'l-.,.; V•ll­ c-10 City m� � Dell, Domealdi Aid -­ women ne¥ft' di M come priests or bilMp■ .ln die Boman CatllOl.ir: CII.... 1'be u, official m11ulne dUI the reeent i ,..,... conleC'l'ation of . .uUon. prieat, in tbe S• · -church w11 dUllppfOve Protuta nt chul'chn · man C1tholie ctnu-dL Each Joor Ille Olllo 1 bf' 'ot'.bet tbe � a-......� -:; �br�•Ut!a'"�� camps own«! :nr, bJ the ohio Acrtculhlhi �on . .""P� Service. ..,, C.oste lets than 11 _,,.: .· ;({ j day_w;th 12 11!0fiffla fit ;- ' Phone first lbr fi,t .a,..al, I ." . Then stop fot ,- IIIIM;, • -B aettnar's � (JI • warranted. . f .. '" t ,.. • "-Weren't *e - smart dogs to get )'This .procedure, Rhodes con­ tinued, 4 'aoe■ not con1titute any expa1t11lon of {he dutie■ already lneUmbent Upon the audlt.or'a of­ fice. tn■te■d, U ia a reco1n1tl� of. th� need fqr concerted efforts b)' i.ida ollic!e to provide adequate protection of- ,publlc fund,." Central GAS _ Air Conditionin� • Casper ' . -� - ,,,., -. � ... ....�...,. .... ,, ' ..... �"' , I ·' � , 1 ; •"•l .::rt ,. :.� . .. 1 '. •.... ""' Bo..tt: George: Ca.per: ._., • ' _.. 1\'lf. tli" lalo a.�..._ •Ill': ptt --. ,"1...-.;--•-• ' ' I• Ro- REPAIR ■ ...,..._ .e Central Ohio :lreedlng .U■o­ ciation announces �e purch11e of the Gold Medal !flolll:ein bull, Ecraao Borke Doncfd, from E. C. Rausch and sons ·qt Ecra&O Farm, Plain City� Ohio. · "Donald'' as he will be known to COBA '1emben in UU1 area, is rla.ulfled vel'f good f'or type, Me hat an HIR proof ■bowin& 14 daugbth-1 'With UI rectias 'Uut avera&i!:! l �J296 pound■ of 3.$2 per cent . milk and 5" pounds of buttelJat. Fourteen ilhm1 wCth 65 record& average 14,'78 pounds of 3.54 per cent milk and &12 lncreue poun� 'Of tat. Thia Is of dijlghters ovu datna 1,248 pouna. o( milk and &1 pounds of butterfat. Eitbteeo clMaified daughtffl .average 82JS per cent (4 VG, .fl GP, 3 G). The MW Gold Me8aJ bull is out or one of the f;-a, Jl�btl!in in Ohio to make over �.Q(IQ pounds of milk in her Ufetimil, � total· ed 21,,010 pound■ ol mHt and 16'75 pounds of ,al la 3902 days (10 lactatiom). This wu all on .. DIATH DAT I ITANDI -------- --<,;:.--- -�-�--- 'lllJ ... . Gold Medal Bull Is Purchased By COBA, Gtoup I IITerr D!( M Mlnf l)t 4C'""f '•IM i 11ariotla. Three eilles •hlth IIIOpted an inoome Ulx., repealed it d ...-in1 the rear. They were r.an Liverpool Con11eaut and !ll■rieft■. Mansli eld NewJrk and Lima have a.dupte'd tu Jn�me Lai, but reported no colleclktm during 19lt0. Income tu rates vary from one• tourth of 1 per cent to Ol',e percent. Toledo wu the fir,t clty to adopt a municipal incodie lax in Columbua, followed b)i UM6, Younptown and Springfield in 1948, Dayton in l 1M9j• and Clncin• nali in 1964. CleVdand ia the only l.nge city io the lrt.ate without an incoa:M tas. rate. .. - ,. 1· .' THE OHIO fVEL GAS COMPAN'I........ 11111 ... Mllnl 1111 l.P . . . ,'.•' . ,r, ' �- . .. , . . . · · · · · · .. · · ·· · .. ---� .... Wolfe Ed g es Jacksonville Racine Bounces Back From Pair Of � To Win Again In HVL Play ••• _ J 5.I - STANDINGS Baseball Into Full Swing Racine's Jfocking Valley diamond entry bounced back Sun­ day from two straight losses - to Mel Clark ' s All Stars Wed­ nesday and Pleasantville a week ago, lo beat Jacksonville 5-1 Sunday on Larry WoUe's neat 2-hil.ter. Joe Erdy of the i.06en handoofr. -- ---­ fielder'e fe' ed a.cine for only tour hits, al t Wo� .s sing le, • walk, eho1ce, and 11n error at t!he hot -•• ron Wolfe · Duane 1 comer. They collected two more . Wolfe, A� alMI Wt l6on Wolf e, J n the bo ltom of. t he eig . hth o.n an but tltldlaa: etr,or, and mound error, A�nn , ema:te a .eacnflce, 1 wUdnal. MIIne4 him and Wilson . Wolfe's sii,-gle. Racin. fDI:��ns in lhe fif'St Larry (Lit.tie) Wolfe allO'Ned th,.._ ,m a walk cnt· , D· Jones a aafety in the 9bh inn�Jli iee .,__ ,_ •- _____ and Barrett onie tn· the fi!trh. Wolfe fanned only two, Erdy five. JacUOnvtUe 000 OIO 000-1 2 4 R.lcine 300 000 02x� 4 2, Erdy and Jones. L Wolfe and Stob.art. S1u1npwater Lodge Scene Of Dinner .... ..... .. ...... . , ... By Unlt-.d PrllU lnfffMtionll AMlltlCAN LEAGUE . play opens this evening on five dia­ tomorrow evening, ind a summer high 1<b0-0l le1gue remains "In lhe air" today. Middleport LIiiie Leaguers opened last week and have run off sb. gam.. already. For the Pomeroy (Including Syracuse, Rarine) Llllle Lea­ guers the Racine Cards are at the Pomeroy Jets, Diamond t ; Pomeroy Tigers at Ratlne Braves, Syracuse lndlaru a t Pom­ eroy Dodgen on diamond 2; Pomeroy Plrates at the Syra�use Giants, and the Pomeroy Yankees at the Pomeroy Reds, Mon. key Run diamond. PONY PLAY While the entire ,ehedule for Pony play Is nol yet avail­ able, following Is lhe llnt week'• pllly In lhe three-round, 18· game routine: Tueliday, June 7 - Pomeroy at Racine, Syraeuse at Middle­ port. Friday, June 10 - Racine at Syracuse, Middleport at Pom­ eroy. As for the high sehool league, pending a Pomeroy turnout today, formation of a four team league seems to hinge on whether or not Middleport Freshmen, Sophomores and Jun­ Jnn, can find a manager. Two teams are expected out of Pom­ er oy and one h ready to go at Rac-lne. Pomeroy Little League monds. pony play 1ta.J18 'Ibe birthday of Oscar Soholl wu· celebrated Sunday, June 5t1h at the Stumpwater Lodge. M r. Scholl waa pretented with a beau­ tiful birthday eake, b.lllked by Mrs . Sqho)l. A dinner prepared by D. V. ·Mhwortlh was served. '11hose et tlhe LodJ:e Sunday Wl!'fe : Mr. ,1md United Press (ntemallonal Ma Wl.fbu r C. Hood, .Mr. and M rs . Chicago White Sox have com e up with their own "flew The Maurice Durwt •rid chi ldren, Mari­ Iha and Joanne Ann, Mr. and Mn. faces" to meet the challenge Of the Baltimore Orioles' "kiddy Vlrgll V. BrOYln, Mr. ,and Mni. Os­ corps . " They 're Russ Kemmerer and Frank Baumann , promoted car Scholl ,. P.hillp Duffy, F-i eld Campb<:JI, Mr. and Mri.. Edward only recently from the bullpen to bolster the White Sox' vet­ Lohn and D. V. AJ!hworth. eran staff and they're paying off in brilliant style for ma·na­ ger Al Lopez. They 've accounted for four of PiratN' Lead Shrink■ IILLS ACQU IRE GRAI OSKY the White Sox' la11t 6 viclorles and The Pi ttsburgh Pirates lost 3 BUFFALO, N. Y. UPI - Gene Grabosky, mlddle guard tor Syra­ Sunrfa1y they produced the Ameri• half . game of their Nation;1l cuse's national college football can League ehamplons' first dou- League Je 11d when they weri• champion, lut year, signed Sun­ bl.eheader . sweep ot . the. seat.on racked up, 2·0 and 4. 1 , by th P day wllh the Buffalo Bills or the with a pair ,of 2-0 vtc.lor1es over Philadelp hia Phillies und the St . Louis Cardinals whlpl)(:d the San American League. Grabosky had the Kansas City Alhlet1cs. The. sweep was a much-needed Francisco Giants, 9-4. The M il· been dratted by the Washington shot In the arm for the While waukee Braves defeated the Cm· Redskins of the National League Sox,. who now have wo� th_ree cumuli Heds, 4 · 1 , after a 3-2 loss, and 11l110 was soughl by Ott11w11 of �tra 1ght games for the first time and the Chir.igo Cuhs out•sluggrtl Canada's Big Four professional in two weck.s and Cl).abled them to the l,os Angeles Dodgers, 1 2-8. league. He 11tands 6·15 Jrnd weighs 111011e �o within three games of Ct'ntcr . fielder Lennie Gref.'n's 260 pound,. �he Orioles, who beat the Wash• wild throw after fielding 8 single . ington Senators, 6·6, m a sln (! le by Marv Breed ing enabled the MEET TIT i:amc. Orioles 1o score two unearned Syrac'.'U!!!C, with Don Hendrix . Th e second . place Cleve land In- runs in the uinth and i,;nap a two• pitching, will meet T&1' 111 Kyger d 1ans topped the Detroit Tigers, 1:.i me losing streak. Jim Gentlle tonight at 7 o'clock in the firsl 9·0, after a 7•2 setbark, and the Urooks ltobinsun had thr('C and game, and WeSL Columbia takeH on New Yor� Yankees beat the Boshits each for the Orioles while GSI ai. 8 p. m. in Ohio Valley ton Red Sox, 5..f and 8·3, In other (;:mlnt� r and Jose Valdlvie l· Billy Indu11trial Solthall U!ajuc games. American League games. l1umerl so ' d for the Senators who Bucky B&118 wlll hurl for the T&T played the �ame undH �rotcst club, after pitrher Pedro Harnos was ejected for argu ing with umpire CLASS MRITIIIIG Bill McKinley in the fourth inning. The Loyal Pals Class of lhe Bol>by Locke, just recalled from Middleport Church of Chrlst will Indianapolis, pitl' hed a six-hiller meet Tuesday evening, and Jimmy Piersall and Hank Foiles homered to earn the· ln• dlans a 11plil artur Rocky Colavito AMES, lowu UPI - Iowa S\ate drove in three runs with a homer, Coath Clay Stapleton Is one"'fit the double and single to p11cc 11. l 2·hit lat�&t football men tors to have de· Si£ t'IJ E - - cidcd that Ohio Is the "promised Detroit attack. Lope-i: Goe, 6-For-1 land"' a s far as recruiting for 1 Hector Lopez wenl 6•for-8 to grid prospe<?ls ls concerned. Stapleton picked up 13 pros­ Hft his average from .246 to .304 i pective grldders during the 1"9 1rnd lead Lhe Yankee swf't p . Bob· rcrruiting season and bad addod by Slmnt'l' brilliant relief pitc h ing llul ll · ln Wall Slyles With Unit Completely Removable saved the Hrst game for Ralph HI more this year. Sleeve. Terry 1ind Art -Ditmar's six-hiller The fiery Cyclone coach, who One ol lhe Flneol From lhe Area ' • Major Dealer led a tlny "dirty thlrty" band to won the nightcap. Gene Conley scattered 10 bib Its best record in 20 years In 1939 withou t Ohio talent, !eela that the and Jim Owens pitched a 11even• Buckeyes should provide the pow­ hitter for the Phillies who ended winning er for a n even better showing in a six - game Pirate BRADBURY ROAD - ROUTE 1 streak. Dkk Stuart homered in the coming years. Phone WY•%-3748 Middleport, Ohio Illy or Evening eighth inning of the second game The latest addlllon to the .CY­ lo end a strlng of 22 <'onsecutlve do11e camp Is fullback Dlck Dauch Jnnlngs ln which the Pirates £ailed from Aahland, He told Stapleton to score. Saturday he will be at the Ames Bill White had two duublc11 and FOR YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT TRY achool next fall, two slngles and Ken Boyer and Got9l•ln'1 Carl Sawatlkl three hits Pach lo MIDICS CHICK PLOYD lead the Cardinals ' 1'7-hit al.tack We mix concrete lo your NEWTOWN, Conn. U P I on Sam Jo11.es and four i;uccee­ spedllcatlons, deliver II llea11yweight challena:er Floyd sors. RIGHT lo your Job, ready Pattcr11on, who meeta champion Home runs ,by BU!y Mart in, Roy to ur . Lowest price,. Ingemar Johan11on tor the ,econd McMIiian and Vada Pinson en• � time> at the Polo Ground, on June abled Cincinnati's Bob Purkey to fob loo larce or tGo 20, under;oea a routine physical win hls fourth game but the BrllVes deUverl" every UUIII eumlnatlon at the boxlf\l com• earned a apllt on th.e Htrengt h of dirr - elll by lO a. n,, mlulon ornce-1 In New York to­ Warren Spahn's onl'•hit relief for SalUrllay dllUvery. day. Patterson, rapidly roundln a pllchln1 for 4% innings. into fl&hllnl 1hape for the tlUe Two-run singles by Earl Averill fight, sparred one round IW'ith and lllchle Ashburn were 1he big Norwel[lan heav,iwt\.ht •Bjame blows of • ,even-run aixth·inni llJ Lln1:an1, one round with hl1 bro. durln1 which the Cubs sent 13 P11• 81. Pboae WY•l-3184 Mlddlepor1 ther Raymond ind two with Julio batters to lhe plate and took a Mederoa Sunday, 7 ,3 lead. For lotter �ummor Cooling White Sox Come Up With Own New Faces To Meet Challenges Iowa State Now Invading Ohio For Gridders Chrysler . Air-Temp AI R CONDITIONERS Froni King Builders Supply Co. R1ady•Ml11 Concrete I"•' - Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. W. L. Pd. GI Balt imore 28 11 .622 14 17 -� 2 Cleveland 20 20 .M6 S Chicago 22 20 .52A 4 1\ N�w Yorlt 20 21 .488 6 Detroit W.a:ahington 18 24 , 429 8li, 19 26 .422 9 Ka nsas City 15 26 .3fl6 1 1 Boston Saturday', Results Chic:a.-4'- Kanan City 2 Detroit 7 c1-�and • (10 Inn.) So,ton I New York 2 W Hhl"9ton 7 llaltimor• 1 Sunday'• Rnulh Ch lc:ago 2 Kan-■1 City 0, ht C hicago 2 KanaH City 0, 2nd o.trolt 7 Ct.....aand 2, 1st Cl•v•l•nd 9 Detroit 0, 2nd B•lthnore 6 W■1hln1ten 5 N•w York 5 Borton 4, 1 st N•w Yol"k Bo.ton 3, 2nd Mondey't Prob■ l>le Pltch■rt Chic.to et New York (night) Pierce (4-2) v, Ford {2-3). Washington tt Baltlmctt"e (nli,htl -Kett (1-C) vt lstrtcle (5-1), Only t■mitt sc:hedultd. Tuesday'• G•met K entH City ,t Wallllns,ton, nlplt . o.troit M a■ ltlmore,., hight Ch ic1,o 1t N•w York C l•'fflend •t Boston, nltht NATIONAL LEAGUI W. L. Pd. GI Pittsburgh 29 16 ,544 San rrancsico 29 18 ,617 1 Milwaukee '21 17 .553 4½ 23 14 .489 7 Cincinn.iti St. Louis 21 24 .467 B Los Angeles 21 2.5 .4157 B½ Ch icago 17 23 .426 9'-ii Phi ladelphia 16 30 .348 13½1 $Munley', RMult, MilwaukN 5 Cincinnati 1 San Frenclsco 2 St. Louis 0 P lthburgh et Phil•.• ppcl,, rain Lo• An,.ln 12 Chlc■to 6 Sunde-,', R•ult, Ph llad■-l phle 2 Pltttbvrgh 0, ht PhllMl•lphle 4 Plthburoh 1 , 2nd Cinclnneti 3 MllwavkN 2, ht MllwaukN 4 Clnclnn,tl 1 , 2nd St. Loul1 9 Sen Francisco 6 Ch ice go 12 Lot Angel .. I Mortday', Problble Pitchen Philadelphia et St. Louis (nlfht) -Robert, I 1 •7) "' J•c:kaon {6-5). Only t■� 1chclulad TuNCla'f"• Game, Plttsburph at Chlce,o Phllad•lphie et St. Loul•, night Mllweuk .. et Lot An.-lH, nl9ht Cinc:lnnatl at San Fr,nclsc:o, nl1ht MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS lnternatlon,I Lueu­ Toronto 7 Columbus 3 (ht) Toronto 6 Columbus 3 (2nd) Montrul 8 Richmond 7 (1st) Rlchtnond 12 MontrHI I (2nd) Buffelo 9 Havana I (1st) Buffelo 5 H■vlM 1 (2nd) Rochestar 9 Miami 3 (1st) MJaml 6 Rochethr 2 (2nd) Am.rlun Auoc:latlon 'D•t1v.r I Charleaton 1 Houston I Delta..Ft. Worth I Loul1vlll• 6 St. Paul S lndlan■pall11 3 MinNapolla 2 PKlffc Coast L■ a1ve SNttl• 13 San Dllf90 3 (ht) 5Httl1 4 San Dla90 I (2nd) Portland 10 Tacoma 6 (lttl Portland 4 Tacame 3 (2nd) Spokane 10 Salt L1k1 City 4 (ht) a - · · - - · · · ~ · - · - ··· · Stitch Loses Life In Effort To Save Fellow Fisherman Near Cincinnati Sunday Afternoon LOUISVILLE, Ky. UPJ - Hardbittine Rudell Stitch,. a top-rankin& national welterweilht contender, lost his life in the Ohio River Svndey wtille try l ns, to rtscue a tel low Cisherman. Both the boxer and hi, 25.yearold companlon, Charle• L. Oliver, drowned in the swirling water below the Clarkaville dam here. Stitch only last )'e lll' was awarded lhe Carhegie Hero Medal !or bis heroic feat in rescuing a work.er, Joaeph Schifccar of the U. S. Army Corps of Enginners, in 1 958. Stitch, ranked No. $ by the National . Boxi�,: . Aun. in th� welterwe1g�t . d1v1S1on, �ncl Oliver , had been fishing with Slltch s manager, Edgar Lee (Bud) Br11ner, and Bruner'11 l!J•year-old son, F.dgar Jr., on a rock 1helf below the dam. They, had decided to quit and were headmg back to shore when the accident occurred, Man■91r Witched Accident The elder Bruner gave thUI account of the mishap: ''Rudell was leading the way NEW YORK UPI - Ted WIi­ iiams needs only five more ho• mers lo be the fourth player in major league history to hlt ®Q or more. The Boston Red Sox' slugger hit the 4�th homer of hit career Sunday whJle the Red Soz bowed Jn a doubleheader lo tbe New York Yankeea. Those stlll ahead of Williams on the all-time ll&t are the lat.e Mel Ptt, with 511 ; Jimmy Foxx, wll.b 03f, und Babe R11th, with 71t. LIARNS LIIMON PROM INDO GROSSINGER, N. Y. I/Pl , i �tablemale Lennkl't Rl1ber1, un, defeated Swedi■h lflht hetV)'• wel&bt, learned todat. )'OU can't like liberties with Lavyweftht champion 1n1emar Johan�n. Rl1• berg, worlr:ln1 out with Johan�• • son Stm d.1 y, /\\tis ■ent retUn1 across the rln1 from a left•rla:ht, one-two punch �en Jobanuon apparently thou1bl ·hg w11 btJna a little too 111rea1ive. Rllber1 didn't 10 down, but obaervtn said It w11 the hardest combo In· a:o h■11 thrown linre be 1Hi1an boxing hero for 1'l8 Julie 20 title defense against Floyd Patterson. •long the rock ibelt over which water flow• continuoualy. Olivar H followint him and I wu la1l. My son had stayed on the bank. OUver waa leery of the ruablng water and Stitch reached back to steady . him. "Aa tbey clu_ped hands, Oliver tumbled oU the 1belf into Lbe pool below, pulllna Stitch with him. I grabbed for them, but I missed. "Rudell went down and stayed down a long time. U looked likti he was lrYill& to get I.he waders \ off. "And then I saw them.: Jt looked like everything w11 1oing to be. all right for a minute. They were both 1wimming toward ■hore. They something happened, Oliver waa atruagJing, He wu having trouble. Stitch turned b&ck to help him and they both went under. That was the last I saw of them." Turn-Bade Fatal Other witnesses said they felt sure SUtch would have made it to shore lf he hadn't turned back, "That was the way with Stitch," Reds Slightly Bluish As They Head West For Giants Series SAN FRANCISCO UPI-The last time they went West, the Cincin­ nall Reds rame home with a few victorlea, but they weren't opti­ mistic today as they headed for the blue Pacific. The Reds arrived here to open a slx-a:ame tour which includes three games each with San Fran­ cisco and the LOs Angeles Dodg­ ers. Cincinnati takH on the Glints Tuesday night i n the first eonteat. To make mattera worse la the fact that both San Francl■c o and Los Angeles were defeated Sun. day while the Reds split with Mil­ waukee. And the Gients ere be­ ginnin g to smell first place aa:ain after being in the runnerup spot for lhe IHl few days. San Francisco ls just o�e game behind the front • running Pitta­ burgh Pirates and could have tied for the top spot i f they won Sun• day. But St. Loui■ tutned them back, 9-6. The Reds, on the other hand, are playing about as •bad of base­ bal las they hue played all year. Cincinnati has lost five of its last si" games due to ineffective pitch­ ing, poor batting and sloppy field­ ing, usually the Reds' !ilronge,t area. Threa HOfflffS Al Milwaukee Sunday, Cincin­ nati i.plit with the Braves, win­ nin g the first, S-2, on three hom­ ers, and dropping the second game. 4 . 1. An error by loaing pitcher Joe Nuxhall Jn lbe nightcap enabled the Braves to ■core the Ue-hleak­ ing run. An error in the first game gave the Braves· their fi"t run. Billy Marlin, Rey McMillan and Vada Pinson each slammed one out of the park In the opening SpokeM 7 Seit L•ke City 2 (2nd) contest and tight pitching by Bob Sacremento 3 V,ncovv.r 2 Purkey and rellefer Bill Henry, Southern Auocl•tlan who came into the game In the Atlanta 1 1 Ch■H1""9a O (ht) ninth, enabled the Reds to win. Atlanta 7 Ch,tten...,. 2 (2nd) The score WH tled 1-1 in the NHhvilt• 9 Memphis 5 (ht) nightcap when Eddie Mathews Mempf--,1, 5 Nellhvllle 2 [2nd) bunted lo sdvan':!e Felix M,ntilla, Moblla • IIM'Mn,h.m 3 who had doubled, to third base. LIHI• Rock S Shrev.port 4 Nuxhall fielded the ball, but the.J,V wildly paat first baae aa Mantllla ireampernd home with the tie- Bi g Ted Needs 5 More Homers To Reach 500 -- - • j GIOd Tltlnp Go Wlllt " Htlnlr'I • , , 'CIIUM Helntr'I GNI with j· •!. Effi,tilinC c� � .,.s ··' ·' -� �...- a-.1 Channel 8-1 uesda) ·: l i : :g ��':i� 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular Room l Tba Jrt,:titer Da:, 'l'M �rel Storm , ii>• E!lae of Nt6i Th• 'ftlffe Stoog,1 Theater Ill Tbo ,Llle of Rll•Y Ar'bur J. Slnllll, lint A Look at th"e Weather Jule Rivlin Show t:sb Am.. 'n' All.dJ 7:00 Highway Patrol '1:30 11te Kite Smit;1 Show 8:00 The Texan 8:30- Father Knows Beat 0:00 Danny ThomH Show '9:30 Ann Sotharn Show 10:00 , He11nney Ht: 3() · . DuPont Sho� !l:00 Mews U : 10 A Look at tbt: Weather i : : :• Channel 1 3 Tuesda1 • • . Dreaming of a· new car? • You may win one in Sohio's ,.' ' s,oo Beat I.be Clocll: 'irl!II S:311 W!\t i,,; Trual t:Oj! f,ifl � · a id Bf• 1N.lel'ldi lli:30 . ,.•, f·OO 1$, ' · '-'!' . �i!"t s:45 John . a]y· Ntfl· 7:00 Honei.moonera 7:30 SUtiifoot • Wyatt Earp Cl:OO Tb,, ltJJf,... �:= .. e:ao 1: t,;:t,.-�.... 10:30· � Adafn.t ind Eve 11:11& 12:00 Ul:30 :a:46 I :00 1::11> 1,- 2:IIO ff :(IO 3:30 l•o;, ;is 1:81 kOO J:SG •:OO 1:15 tl:20 1:30 MIO 1:30 Jr::�To-rile, . � _....,. _ Dece• . l!tldt Love of Se•'ll! J'ilr' ,,.,,._ TIit Mdlill u,i,1 Hearl of tllo Cll1 .A, the ·world Tul'III lleltff d ... 'll'Bo,;,-, � Tl1<! Ylmflct Ii 'Mm 'Vie �f SliH•· M• hi 1111111�•.... IIAJilter ,,_, /,dge ol Nlt!llt The 'FIiiet S­ We of Biley A!iJt!ll' J. Smttb N'WI A 1"lilt a! the Weather Jule tuvlin Show Anio11 'n' Anclr Steve Bohavan To Tell the Truth lj:O(! Denni1 Q'K.eefe Stfow l:iO· � II fJolly Gllill j,li �-="Ill c.t.i �... . C 1:30 Hett ik.elton Show 0:00 1 Garey Moore 5hoW &}: , 11:00 e : c., rh•••� ,i •·• Woatli� i· a k!•' idis­ dir , < �• f. ltir �Ila, ' �lo, �AP! of !ho llfi,!#1,l Ojl!co of I ' Ill cllillY !i4(nlnlattalloo ai,j. 'i\,itq. . -· . Jfflolt A� lln. �er. · mll• people 1"!0 Inquire at the . lliil . . � � ■ecprlfy �lice not - tllllf mo•tHly disa1'1Hlt pay­ pr al�;t; llttle regencY makd,:w de.ac. of ments ciu:. be made only to dls· her O'Mn and a set o f blackwood abled workers who are between ta6his · whk� sfie�a kantfir to her the ages of 50 and GS. Also, cer• iie,t &ipmii. &tie hU dldiltn new t,Jtl dependent members ol the fam� can ciJUna ht bfUi• witlll a l!lll!ftel· ,reen disabled worker's qu9,)ify for monthly benetitsf pro• and 11ald decoratlan. ttni newlywed■ htve decided to vlding the disabled 1WOrker is i n decorate th eir home t'hemtelve,. thla ace bracket. Mr. Barker pointed out that if Before the Ma)' 6 wedding they 1hopped few wall pap·er, fittings you are under 50 yeara of age, and cutatn1, some coming :from and disabled, you would not be unfnhlonable little side street.: tl&l.l!le. t9 receive moot�)' diR• ahGps, aome from more exclusive ability paymenr11. He said that young workerR do have the pro. lilablllklll-tection of the social security diiJ,- , .lul;, _.,,_ Doto j . Alti.ou,h werlmen 1H busr at ability "freeze". The dinb�lity O\I' iXinid.n,ton Pdace fl■t, .th·e "freeze" la a method of Pt'O.�d· ptlneeu ■nd Ton1 loft° wor.d lh4t \nC the earnings r.ecord you bave they wanted some ol th.e jobs left built u.1 under soc\al securttYi_ ao for t,bem to do on their feturn that full bepefits may be palo to trom �it' eulbbein crtiise on· you, a t aae 60 or 1-o your fafflily f_ite y•f.�t ,Bi1fa�ta. They hope in tlle event of your death. , to "'"'" I� lite In l'aly. Moan­ Mr. Barker �dded that aftde !lim, !iiey')l lift lrl Maltt?et·, old from the age requlremen"t wliich af t1afente Hou.e. be If 1r0f:ltd not stltprlse her dttcrtnines whether you m11;r able to qualify for disability belle" ii M•ICllfft bertell mixed ■lime' of t�e piinti. 'Pftny may- well fits or tor the "freeze" there �v1de sietclle, for oabin«s are several genera1 requiJ•emen� and Clipboards ind perhaps lend which apply to both provisions, First. you must be disabled tO a hand �th the tools. He is an the point where you are not able' aCc11rhplided halidyman. tQ 4o , any , substantial gainfuJ,i;l • worl,. A� tcfTlporary or partial dis Sbllltv . . would not perm it you to jl,Wty proll!cl!n · .·, ; ij;olil ol!cat'llt, W tt •• a 'qot'11• H,,., NOTHING TO BUY NOt A COtfTEST NO REGISTRATION Other hem prius 1nclude • $20,000 horn•, air trip■ ll'OUnd the world, camp1tt1 fur w1rdrobll. coll• · IChollnhlps, luxury cruflers. 1960 cart and � lllan 11,000 - p,lla rantlnl In violuo up lo $1,000. 1 '. ' '' } ·f, . I: I .. . .....�-::,._... �, .."'#:""'�--. .. \ A new winners Hst p�ted every Sunday . .. • of.-�· • •811ATIS �,.I 1!"1/ IIICU:_I� • I '.ill• • -"!h\", wJI � \ � .\ t t' ,,. �" , 11 _ ,. ffSOHIOi\ . ,;;;: . ·'..'A_ ... -1::i!.. • •.t't.. ,l · . ... .t,f �-. . · l 1' :l� :·�· !I' t IF' THESE. ABOMINABLE SNOW-1-lAMS 'IMTI. P(; GOOD AS THEY 11Ml! l AND FUL - 1'11.1. MAKE BILLIONS!! are r� lffwndti -·------.- Start - 1h-., Ddy Righ t With · . STEVE ·ALl.EM · • q1,�firv. Second, you must have at least five .v e�,·� work under social se­ CtU'ity. This wor k must be done sometiml's within the laat ten years before you bC!came disabled Third, you must be disabled for at least sixf months before bene­ fit, c'8, bt p111n to you or before yo• can Qualilv for the freeze. Thia if a "waitiM perjpd" pres­ cribed by law 1m lhet an adeq\late determination can be made of the extent and �c,.i ou�nesa o( 'your disability. FinnUv; you must rue an application r,i1ith the So­ cial Security Admitd �tratlon be­ fore YOU can qualify for tlisnbi­ lity protection. Yrmr soria\ se­ curity orrice · will help you do this. Barker said that per�o11i. rle­ lirin� . more information 11bout the �•blllty provisions of the soda! Ht:Yrlty law could call Pl the sooitl 11ecurity c11,trlct offif'(' lo­ C!lted at · 909 Putnam St.. in Mar• fetta, or write and aak for � free copy of the. booklet called "Whaf. U You"re Disabled." • • GOES l'l¥N OIJT TO CAIOi A NAP A6'tNS1 1>!15 FAIIORITE TREE %JUMP -!if , �­ ' ,_oy ;;../;;;3 � .. , Alloul Fae,, ».dlt , _ D1Q' ]It Ccn1i,: Tbe aai. Stono - lltif .,. 8:40 w� �' . a.....-�..a.1..- MILITARY TOURNEY SET WIESBADEN, Germany UPI The 1961 International milltary ' 9HH l!,'IONOER U'L ABNER : , ... Mice ·McKnight ·of C,.uror. ifla ... Visiting her brothet 1 Rev. ' l · ltatn'fiart. 0,,. I A,M, 111 11 P,M, 1 · _._.. w" . Ill>......_...... ... _ ' J • :: . . I 1 :00 1;SO 11:UO 2:30 Aft Important In Detttminiua'lo , boxing championships will be )J.eJd at 1'. U. . s. Navy lnstallat19r on the E•st Coast, it is announced Sund'!'. .i,; Maj. Raoul Mollo! of . . W1tvrn, leffl'etary general of tht'i ln...,_.!!o••l Mllltary Sport, �•u­ , ti11U. ·-. · ••1111• �4-11'11 �,:,� • -� f, : I , WH/IT AILS VE , LOWEffi' ? VO"RE TREl'IBUN' LIKE A LEAF ioar aae I• an Jmj,qnant · 111. •c11,io,mfol�8 ,oltOi lwttt 12,;i. 1 .... 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Mtila Channei 3-Monday f:00 f:30 5:00 '5:30 G:00 G:lS �:� 9:30 - .._ _ _. _ .__ _ .. ... ------ '- . . _ _:,. --. . o., June 6, l� trL�V 1s10M WSA%.TV Chann•I . • Bruner said. "He never wanted to see anybody &et hurt even if It hurt him." Bruner said Stitch would have won more fights if he hadn 't cared lO hurt people. ..One when he waa fl&hting Gas• par Ortega in Madison Square Gar­ den," Bruner recalled, "he cut Ortea• over the eye. Instead o! seiz.inr the opportunity lo knock out Ortega, Stitch rushed In and touched gloves with hUI opponent and said, ·rm sorry'. " He Joat the fight. Funeral aervices for Stitch will be held Wednesday at 12 noon e,d.t., at Central Presbyterian Church here, where he was a deacon. Stilth is survived by bis wife and six small children and his parents, all o! LoulsvUle. A mem­ orlal fund has been set up for hU wi(e and children at the churth whete he wonhipped. :.,. ........... _................-....c:;· i TRIED A . 0 >.r-r ! BRAFFLE }, wav1 -..�� �:,,., : : outrie · Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepqrt, breaking run. As it tumed out, a career out of beating lhe Reds, that was all Milwaukee needed. Warran Spahn, who has made entered the game in the fifth in­ ning and pitched four and two­ thirds innings or one-hit relief ball to pick up the win. The Braves iced the game away in the eighth inning when Henry Aaron, Joe Adcock and Johnny Logan hit successive singles for two run,. Jim Brosnan finished up for Nuxhall. - Bukil< Dool«. Hit Eaay-Ownmhlp Man will work oot a plan to sult you ,o that you can· to!<• tlle wheel cl )'<JIU own Buick '90. Whoo you ftnd out bow euy ll 111, )1<11111 '<now why Buick ,al., are climblna. ..._ ,_, •• • ,.._ ... ..... .,._.....,. . '60 Dl!j,\1,m� DI • •••••••••••••• , ••••••••••••••••••••••..•.•••• __ . - . - .. .. - ---- _ ,.. . ,. ... . .. -..-- - · - · -·�---- -- . ···• .. . . . f. -+&o HO· HO•· PON'T Wl4 AT A DOPE ··· SUCH WHAT WORDS A SAP use �- . .. , . . . · · · · · · .. · · ·· · .. ---� .... Wolfe Ed g es Jacksonville Racine Bounces Back From Pair Of � To Win Again In HVL Play ••• _ J 5.I - STANDINGS Baseball Into Full Swing Racine's Jfocking Valley diamond entry bounced back Sun­ day from two straight losses - to Mel Clark ' s All Stars Wed­ nesday and Pleasantville a week ago, lo beat Jacksonville 5-1 Sunday on Larry WoUe's neat 2-hil.ter. Joe Erdy of the i.06en handoofr. -- ---­ fielder'e fe' ed a.cine for only tour hits, al t Wo� .s sing le, • walk, eho1ce, and 11n error at t!he hot -•• ron Wolfe · Duane 1 comer. They collected two more . Wolfe, A� alMI Wt l6on Wolf e, J n the bo ltom of. t he eig . hth o.n an but tltldlaa: etr,or, and mound error, A�nn , ema:te a .eacnflce, 1 wUdnal. MIIne4 him and Wilson . Wolfe's sii,-gle. Racin. fDI:��ns in lhe fif'St Larry (Lit.tie) Wolfe allO'Ned th,.._ ,m a walk cnt· , D· Jones a aafety in the 9bh inn�Jli iee .,__ ,_ •- _____ and Barrett onie tn· the fi!trh. Wolfe fanned only two, Erdy five. JacUOnvtUe 000 OIO 000-1 2 4 R.lcine 300 000 02x� 4 2, Erdy and Jones. L Wolfe and Stob.art. S1u1npwater Lodge Scene Of Dinner .... ..... .. ...... . , ... By Unlt-.d PrllU lnfffMtionll AMlltlCAN LEAGUE . play opens this evening on five dia­ tomorrow evening, ind a summer high 1<b0-0l le1gue remains "In lhe air" today. Middleport LIiiie Leaguers opened last week and have run off sb. gam.. already. For the Pomeroy (Including Syracuse, Rarine) Llllle Lea­ guers the Racine Cards are at the Pomeroy Jets, Diamond t ; Pomeroy Tigers at Ratlne Braves, Syracuse lndlaru a t Pom­ eroy Dodgen on diamond 2; Pomeroy Plrates at the Syra�use Giants, and the Pomeroy Yankees at the Pomeroy Reds, Mon. key Run diamond. PONY PLAY While the entire ,ehedule for Pony play Is nol yet avail­ able, following Is lhe llnt week'• pllly In lhe three-round, 18· game routine: Tueliday, June 7 - Pomeroy at Racine, Syraeuse at Middle­ port. Friday, June 10 - Racine at Syracuse, Middleport at Pom­ eroy. As for the high sehool league, pending a Pomeroy turnout today, formation of a four team league seems to hinge on whether or not Middleport Freshmen, Sophomores and Jun­ Jnn, can find a manager. Two teams are expected out of Pom­ er oy and one h ready to go at Rac-lne. Pomeroy Little League monds. pony play 1ta.J18 'Ibe birthday of Oscar Soholl wu· celebrated Sunday, June 5t1h at the Stumpwater Lodge. M r. Scholl waa pretented with a beau­ tiful birthday eake, b.lllked by Mrs . Sqho)l. A dinner prepared by D. V. ·Mhwortlh was served. '11hose et tlhe LodJ:e Sunday Wl!'fe : Mr. ,1md United Press (ntemallonal Ma Wl.fbu r C. Hood, .Mr. and M rs . Chicago White Sox have com e up with their own "flew The Maurice Durwt •rid chi ldren, Mari­ Iha and Joanne Ann, Mr. and Mn. faces" to meet the challenge Of the Baltimore Orioles' "kiddy Vlrgll V. BrOYln, Mr. ,and Mni. Os­ corps . " They 're Russ Kemmerer and Frank Baumann , promoted car Scholl ,. P.hillp Duffy, F-i eld Campb<:JI, Mr. and Mri.. Edward only recently from the bullpen to bolster the White Sox' vet­ Lohn and D. V. AJ!hworth. eran staff and they're paying off in brilliant style for ma·na­ ger Al Lopez. They 've accounted for four of PiratN' Lead Shrink■ IILLS ACQU IRE GRAI OSKY the White Sox' la11t 6 viclorles and The Pi ttsburgh Pirates lost 3 BUFFALO, N. Y. UPI - Gene Grabosky, mlddle guard tor Syra­ Sunrfa1y they produced the Ameri• half . game of their Nation;1l cuse's national college football can League ehamplons' first dou- League Je 11d when they weri• champion, lut year, signed Sun­ bl.eheader . sweep ot . the. seat.on racked up, 2·0 and 4. 1 , by th P day wllh the Buffalo Bills or the with a pair ,of 2-0 vtc.lor1es over Philadelp hia Phillies und the St . Louis Cardinals whlpl)(:d the San American League. Grabosky had the Kansas City Alhlet1cs. The. sweep was a much-needed Francisco Giants, 9-4. The M il· been dratted by the Washington shot In the arm for the While waukee Braves defeated the Cm· Redskins of the National League Sox,. who now have wo� th_ree cumuli Heds, 4 · 1 , after a 3-2 loss, and 11l110 was soughl by Ott11w11 of �tra 1ght games for the first time and the Chir.igo Cuhs out•sluggrtl Canada's Big Four professional in two weck.s and Cl).abled them to the l,os Angeles Dodgers, 1 2-8. league. He 11tands 6·15 Jrnd weighs 111011e �o within three games of Ct'ntcr . fielder Lennie Gref.'n's 260 pound,. �he Orioles, who beat the Wash• wild throw after fielding 8 single . ington Senators, 6·6, m a sln (! le by Marv Breed ing enabled the MEET TIT i:amc. Orioles 1o score two unearned Syrac'.'U!!!C, with Don Hendrix . Th e second . place Cleve land In- runs in the uinth and i,;nap a two• pitching, will meet T&1' 111 Kyger d 1ans topped the Detroit Tigers, 1:.i me losing streak. Jim Gentlle tonight at 7 o'clock in the firsl 9·0, after a 7•2 setbark, and the Urooks ltobinsun had thr('C and game, and WeSL Columbia takeH on New Yor� Yankees beat the Boshits each for the Orioles while GSI ai. 8 p. m. in Ohio Valley ton Red Sox, 5..f and 8·3, In other (;:mlnt� r and Jose Valdlvie l· Billy Indu11trial Solthall U!ajuc games. American League games. l1umerl so ' d for the Senators who Bucky B&118 wlll hurl for the T&T played the �ame undH �rotcst club, after pitrher Pedro Harnos was ejected for argu ing with umpire CLASS MRITIIIIG Bill McKinley in the fourth inning. The Loyal Pals Class of lhe Bol>by Locke, just recalled from Middleport Church of Chrlst will Indianapolis, pitl' hed a six-hiller meet Tuesday evening, and Jimmy Piersall and Hank Foiles homered to earn the· ln• dlans a 11plil artur Rocky Colavito AMES, lowu UPI - Iowa S\ate drove in three runs with a homer, Coath Clay Stapleton Is one"'fit the double and single to p11cc 11. l 2·hit lat�&t football men tors to have de· Si£ t'IJ E - - cidcd that Ohio Is the "promised Detroit attack. Lope-i: Goe, 6-For-1 land"' a s far as recruiting for 1 Hector Lopez wenl 6•for-8 to grid prospe<?ls ls concerned. Stapleton picked up 13 pros­ Hft his average from .246 to .304 i pective grldders during the 1"9 1rnd lead Lhe Yankee swf't p . Bob· rcrruiting season and bad addod by Slmnt'l' brilliant relief pitc h ing llul ll · ln Wall Slyles With Unit Completely Removable saved the Hrst game for Ralph HI more this year. Sleeve. Terry 1ind Art -Ditmar's six-hiller The fiery Cyclone coach, who One ol lhe Flneol From lhe Area ' • Major Dealer led a tlny "dirty thlrty" band to won the nightcap. Gene Conley scattered 10 bib Its best record in 20 years In 1939 withou t Ohio talent, !eela that the and Jim Owens pitched a 11even• Buckeyes should provide the pow­ hitter for the Phillies who ended winning er for a n even better showing in a six - game Pirate BRADBURY ROAD - ROUTE 1 streak. Dkk Stuart homered in the coming years. Phone WY•%-3748 Middleport, Ohio Illy or Evening eighth inning of the second game The latest addlllon to the .CY­ lo end a strlng of 22 <'onsecutlve do11e camp Is fullback Dlck Dauch Jnnlngs ln which the Pirates £ailed from Aahland, He told Stapleton to score. Saturday he will be at the Ames Bill White had two duublc11 and FOR YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT TRY achool next fall, two slngles and Ken Boyer and Got9l•ln'1 Carl Sawatlkl three hits Pach lo MIDICS CHICK PLOYD lead the Cardinals ' 1'7-hit al.tack We mix concrete lo your NEWTOWN, Conn. U P I on Sam Jo11.es and four i;uccee­ spedllcatlons, deliver II llea11yweight challena:er Floyd sors. RIGHT lo your Job, ready Pattcr11on, who meeta champion Home runs ,by BU!y Mart in, Roy to ur . Lowest price,. Ingemar Johan11on tor the ,econd McMIiian and Vada Pinson en• � time> at the Polo Ground, on June abled Cincinnati's Bob Purkey to fob loo larce or tGo 20, under;oea a routine physical win hls fourth game but the BrllVes deUverl" every UUIII eumlnatlon at the boxlf\l com• earned a apllt on th.e Htrengt h of dirr - elll by lO a. n,, mlulon ornce-1 In New York to­ Warren Spahn's onl'•hit relief for SalUrllay dllUvery. day. Patterson, rapidly roundln a pllchln1 for 4% innings. into fl&hllnl 1hape for the tlUe Two-run singles by Earl Averill fight, sparred one round IW'ith and lllchle Ashburn were 1he big Norwel[lan heav,iwt\.ht •Bjame blows of • ,even-run aixth·inni llJ Lln1:an1, one round with hl1 bro. durln1 which the Cubs sent 13 P11• 81. Pboae WY•l-3184 Mlddlepor1 ther Raymond ind two with Julio batters to lhe plate and took a Mederoa Sunday, 7 ,3 lead. For lotter �ummor Cooling White Sox Come Up With Own New Faces To Meet Challenges Iowa State Now Invading Ohio For Gridders Chrysler . Air-Temp AI R CONDITIONERS Froni King Builders Supply Co. R1ady•Ml11 Concrete I"•' - Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. W. L. Pd. GI Balt imore 28 11 .622 14 17 -� 2 Cleveland 20 20 .M6 S Chicago 22 20 .52A 4 1\ N�w Yorlt 20 21 .488 6 Detroit W.a:ahington 18 24 , 429 8li, 19 26 .422 9 Ka nsas City 15 26 .3fl6 1 1 Boston Saturday', Results Chic:a.-4'- Kanan City 2 Detroit 7 c1-�and • (10 Inn.) So,ton I New York 2 W Hhl"9ton 7 llaltimor• 1 Sunday'• Rnulh Ch lc:ago 2 Kan-■1 City 0, ht C hicago 2 KanaH City 0, 2nd o.trolt 7 Ct.....aand 2, 1st Cl•v•l•nd 9 Detroit 0, 2nd B•lthnore 6 W■1hln1ten 5 N•w York 5 Borton 4, 1 st N•w Yol"k Bo.ton 3, 2nd Mondey't Prob■ l>le Pltch■rt Chic.to et New York (night) Pierce (4-2) v, Ford {2-3). Washington tt Baltlmctt"e (nli,htl -Kett (1-C) vt lstrtcle (5-1), Only t■mitt sc:hedultd. Tuesday'• G•met K entH City ,t Wallllns,ton, nlplt . o.troit M a■ ltlmore,., hight Ch ic1,o 1t N•w York C l•'fflend •t Boston, nltht NATIONAL LEAGUI W. L. Pd. GI Pittsburgh 29 16 ,544 San rrancsico 29 18 ,617 1 Milwaukee '21 17 .553 4½ 23 14 .489 7 Cincinn.iti St. Louis 21 24 .467 B Los Angeles 21 2.5 .4157 B½ Ch icago 17 23 .426 9'-ii Phi ladelphia 16 30 .348 13½1 $Munley', RMult, MilwaukN 5 Cincinnati 1 San Frenclsco 2 St. Louis 0 P lthburgh et Phil•.• ppcl,, rain Lo• An,.ln 12 Chlc■to 6 Sunde-,', R•ult, Ph llad■-l phle 2 Pltttbvrgh 0, ht PhllMl•lphle 4 Plthburoh 1 , 2nd Cinclnneti 3 MllwavkN 2, ht MllwaukN 4 Clnclnn,tl 1 , 2nd St. Loul1 9 Sen Francisco 6 Ch ice go 12 Lot Angel .. I Mortday', Problble Pitchen Philadelphia et St. Louis (nlfht) -Robert, I 1 •7) "' J•c:kaon {6-5). Only t■� 1chclulad TuNCla'f"• Game, Plttsburph at Chlce,o Phllad•lphie et St. Loul•, night Mllweuk .. et Lot An.-lH, nl9ht Cinc:lnnatl at San Fr,nclsc:o, nl1ht MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS lnternatlon,I Lueu­ Toronto 7 Columbus 3 (ht) Toronto 6 Columbus 3 (2nd) Montrul 8 Richmond 7 (1st) Rlchtnond 12 MontrHI I (2nd) Buffelo 9 Havana I (1st) Buffelo 5 H■vlM 1 (2nd) Rochestar 9 Miami 3 (1st) MJaml 6 Rochethr 2 (2nd) Am.rlun Auoc:latlon 'D•t1v.r I Charleaton 1 Houston I Delta..Ft. Worth I Loul1vlll• 6 St. Paul S lndlan■pall11 3 MinNapolla 2 PKlffc Coast L■ a1ve SNttl• 13 San Dllf90 3 (ht) 5Httl1 4 San Dla90 I (2nd) Portland 10 Tacoma 6 (lttl Portland 4 Tacame 3 (2nd) Spokane 10 Salt L1k1 City 4 (ht) a - · · - - · · · ~ · - · - ··· · Stitch Loses Life In Effort To Save Fellow Fisherman Near Cincinnati Sunday Afternoon LOUISVILLE, Ky. UPJ - Hardbittine Rudell Stitch,. a top-rankin& national welterweilht contender, lost his life in the Ohio River Svndey wtille try l ns, to rtscue a tel low Cisherman. Both the boxer and hi, 25.yearold companlon, Charle• L. Oliver, drowned in the swirling water below the Clarkaville dam here. Stitch only last )'e lll' was awarded lhe Carhegie Hero Medal !or bis heroic feat in rescuing a work.er, Joaeph Schifccar of the U. S. Army Corps of Enginners, in 1 958. Stitch, ranked No. $ by the National . Boxi�,: . Aun. in th� welterwe1g�t . d1v1S1on, �ncl Oliver , had been fishing with Slltch s manager, Edgar Lee (Bud) Br11ner, and Bruner'11 l!J•year-old son, F.dgar Jr., on a rock 1helf below the dam. They, had decided to quit and were headmg back to shore when the accident occurred, Man■91r Witched Accident The elder Bruner gave thUI account of the mishap: ''Rudell was leading the way NEW YORK UPI - Ted WIi­ iiams needs only five more ho• mers lo be the fourth player in major league history to hlt ®Q or more. The Boston Red Sox' slugger hit the 4�th homer of hit career Sunday whJle the Red Soz bowed Jn a doubleheader lo tbe New York Yankeea. Those stlll ahead of Williams on the all-time ll&t are the lat.e Mel Ptt, with 511 ; Jimmy Foxx, wll.b 03f, und Babe R11th, with 71t. LIARNS LIIMON PROM INDO GROSSINGER, N. Y. I/Pl , i �tablemale Lennkl't Rl1ber1, un, defeated Swedi■h lflht hetV)'• wel&bt, learned todat. )'OU can't like liberties with Lavyweftht champion 1n1emar Johan�n. Rl1• berg, worlr:ln1 out with Johan�• • son Stm d.1 y, /\\tis ■ent retUn1 across the rln1 from a left•rla:ht, one-two punch �en Jobanuon apparently thou1bl ·hg w11 btJna a little too 111rea1ive. Rllber1 didn't 10 down, but obaervtn said It w11 the hardest combo In· a:o h■11 thrown linre be 1Hi1an boxing hero for 1'l8 Julie 20 title defense against Floyd Patterson. •long the rock ibelt over which water flow• continuoualy. Olivar H followint him and I wu la1l. My son had stayed on the bank. OUver waa leery of the ruablng water and Stitch reached back to steady . him. "Aa tbey clu_ped hands, Oliver tumbled oU the 1belf into Lbe pool below, pulllna Stitch with him. I grabbed for them, but I missed. "Rudell went down and stayed down a long time. U looked likti he was lrYill& to get I.he waders \ off. "And then I saw them.: Jt looked like everything w11 1oing to be. all right for a minute. They were both 1wimming toward ■hore. They something happened, Oliver waa atruagJing, He wu having trouble. Stitch turned b&ck to help him and they both went under. That was the last I saw of them." Turn-Bade Fatal Other witnesses said they felt sure SUtch would have made it to shore lf he hadn't turned back, "That was the way with Stitch," Reds Slightly Bluish As They Head West For Giants Series SAN FRANCISCO UPI-The last time they went West, the Cincin­ nall Reds rame home with a few victorlea, but they weren't opti­ mistic today as they headed for the blue Pacific. The Reds arrived here to open a slx-a:ame tour which includes three games each with San Fran­ cisco and the LOs Angeles Dodg­ ers. Cincinnati takH on the Glints Tuesday night i n the first eonteat. To make mattera worse la the fact that both San Francl■c o and Los Angeles were defeated Sun. day while the Reds split with Mil­ waukee. And the Gients ere be­ ginnin g to smell first place aa:ain after being in the runnerup spot for lhe IHl few days. San Francisco ls just o�e game behind the front • running Pitta­ burgh Pirates and could have tied for the top spot i f they won Sun• day. But St. Loui■ tutned them back, 9-6. The Reds, on the other hand, are playing about as •bad of base­ bal las they hue played all year. Cincinnati has lost five of its last si" games due to ineffective pitch­ ing, poor batting and sloppy field­ ing, usually the Reds' !ilronge,t area. Threa HOfflffS Al Milwaukee Sunday, Cincin­ nati i.plit with the Braves, win­ nin g the first, S-2, on three hom­ ers, and dropping the second game. 4 . 1. An error by loaing pitcher Joe Nuxhall Jn lbe nightcap enabled the Braves to ■core the Ue-hleak­ ing run. An error in the first game gave the Braves· their fi"t run. Billy Marlin, Rey McMillan and Vada Pinson each slammed one out of the park In the opening SpokeM 7 Seit L•ke City 2 (2nd) contest and tight pitching by Bob Sacremento 3 V,ncovv.r 2 Purkey and rellefer Bill Henry, Southern Auocl•tlan who came into the game In the Atlanta 1 1 Ch■H1""9a O (ht) ninth, enabled the Reds to win. Atlanta 7 Ch,tten...,. 2 (2nd) The score WH tled 1-1 in the NHhvilt• 9 Memphis 5 (ht) nightcap when Eddie Mathews Mempf--,1, 5 Nellhvllle 2 [2nd) bunted lo sdvan':!e Felix M,ntilla, Moblla • IIM'Mn,h.m 3 who had doubled, to third base. LIHI• Rock S Shrev.port 4 Nuxhall fielded the ball, but the.J,V wildly paat first baae aa Mantllla ireampernd home with the tie- Bi g Ted Needs 5 More Homers To Reach 500 -- - • j GIOd Tltlnp Go Wlllt " Htlnlr'I • , , 'CIIUM Helntr'I GNI with j· •!. Effi,tilinC c� � .,.s ··' ·' -� �...- a-.1 Channel 8-1 uesda) ·: l i : :g ��':i� 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular Room l Tba Jrt,:titer Da:, 'l'M �rel Storm , ii>• E!lae of Nt6i Th• 'ftlffe Stoog,1 Theater Ill Tbo ,Llle of Rll•Y Ar'bur J. Slnllll, lint A Look at th"e Weather Jule Rivlin Show t:sb Am.. 'n' All.dJ 7:00 Highway Patrol '1:30 11te Kite Smit;1 Show 8:00 The Texan 8:30- Father Knows Beat 0:00 Danny ThomH Show '9:30 Ann Sotharn Show 10:00 , He11nney Ht: 3() · . DuPont Sho� !l:00 Mews U : 10 A Look at tbt: Weather i : : :• Channel 1 3 Tuesda1 • • . Dreaming of a· new car? • You may win one in Sohio's ,.' ' s,oo Beat I.be Clocll: 'irl!II S:311 W!\t i,,; Trual t:Oj! f,ifl � · a id Bf• 1N.lel'ldi lli:30 . ,.•, f·OO 1$, ' · '-'!' . �i!"t s:45 John . a]y· Ntfl· 7:00 Honei.moonera 7:30 SUtiifoot • Wyatt Earp Cl:OO Tb,, ltJJf,... �:= .. e:ao 1: t,;:t,.-�.... 10:30· � Adafn.t ind Eve 11:11& 12:00 Ul:30 :a:46 I :00 1::11> 1,- 2:IIO ff :(IO 3:30 l•o;, ;is 1:81 kOO J:SG •:OO 1:15 tl:20 1:30 MIO 1:30 Jr::�To-rile, . � _....,. _ Dece• . l!tldt Love of Se•'ll! J'ilr' ,,.,,._ TIit Mdlill u,i,1 Hearl of tllo Cll1 .A, the ·world Tul'III lleltff d ... 'll'Bo,;,-, � Tl1<! Ylmflct Ii 'Mm 'Vie �f SliH•· M• hi 1111111�•.... IIAJilter ,,_, /,dge ol Nlt!llt The 'FIiiet S­ We of Biley A!iJt!ll' J. Smttb N'WI A 1"lilt a! the Weather Jule tuvlin Show Anio11 'n' Anclr Steve Bohavan To Tell the Truth lj:O(! Denni1 Q'K.eefe Stfow l:iO· � II fJolly Gllill j,li �-="Ill c.t.i �... . C 1:30 Hett ik.elton Show 0:00 1 Garey Moore 5hoW &}: , 11:00 e : c., rh•••� ,i •·• Woatli� i· a k!•' idis­ dir , < �• f. ltir �Ila, ' �lo, �AP! of !ho llfi,!#1,l Ojl!co of I ' Ill cllillY !i4(nlnlattalloo ai,j. 'i\,itq. . -· . Jfflolt A� lln. �er. · mll• people 1"!0 Inquire at the . lliil . . � � ■ecprlfy �lice not - tllllf mo•tHly disa1'1Hlt pay­ pr al�;t; llttle regencY makd,:w de.ac. of ments ciu:. be made only to dls· her O'Mn and a set o f blackwood abled workers who are between ta6his · whk� sfie�a kantfir to her the ages of 50 and GS. Also, cer• iie,t &ipmii. &tie hU dldiltn new t,Jtl dependent members ol the fam� can ciJUna ht bfUi• witlll a l!lll!ftel· ,reen disabled worker's qu9,)ify for monthly benetitsf pro• and 11ald decoratlan. ttni newlywed■ htve decided to vlding the disabled 1WOrker is i n decorate th eir home t'hemtelve,. thla ace bracket. Mr. Barker pointed out that if Before the Ma)' 6 wedding they 1hopped few wall pap·er, fittings you are under 50 yeara of age, and cutatn1, some coming :from and disabled, you would not be unfnhlonable little side street.: tl&l.l!le. t9 receive moot�)' diR• ahGps, aome from more exclusive ability paymenr11. He said that young workerR do have the pro. lilablllklll-tection of the social security diiJ,- , .lul;, _.,,_ Doto j . Alti.ou,h werlmen 1H busr at ability "freeze". The dinb�lity O\I' iXinid.n,ton Pdace fl■t, .th·e "freeze" la a method of Pt'O.�d· ptlneeu ■nd Ton1 loft° wor.d lh4t \nC the earnings r.ecord you bave they wanted some ol th.e jobs left built u.1 under soc\al securttYi_ ao for t,bem to do on their feturn that full bepefits may be palo to trom �it' eulbbein crtiise on· you, a t aae 60 or 1-o your fafflily f_ite y•f.�t ,Bi1fa�ta. They hope in tlle event of your death. , to "'"'" I� lite In l'aly. Moan­ Mr. Barker �dded that aftde !lim, !iiey')l lift lrl Maltt?et·, old from the age requlremen"t wliich af t1afente Hou.e. be If 1r0f:ltd not stltprlse her dttcrtnines whether you m11;r able to qualify for disability belle" ii M•ICllfft bertell mixed ■lime' of t�e piinti. 'Pftny may- well fits or tor the "freeze" there �v1de sietclle, for oabin«s are several genera1 requiJ•emen� and Clipboards ind perhaps lend which apply to both provisions, First. you must be disabled tO a hand �th the tools. He is an the point where you are not able' aCc11rhplided halidyman. tQ 4o , any , substantial gainfuJ,i;l • worl,. A� tcfTlporary or partial dis Sbllltv . . would not perm it you to jl,Wty proll!cl!n · .·, ; ij;olil ol!cat'llt, W tt •• a 'qot'11• H,,., NOTHING TO BUY NOt A COtfTEST NO REGISTRATION Other hem prius 1nclude • $20,000 horn•, air trip■ ll'OUnd the world, camp1tt1 fur w1rdrobll. coll• · IChollnhlps, luxury cruflers. 1960 cart and � lllan 11,000 - p,lla rantlnl In violuo up lo $1,000. 1 '. ' '' } ·f, . I: I .. . .....�-::,._... �, .."'#:""'�--. .. \ A new winners Hst p�ted every Sunday . .. • of.-�· • •811ATIS �,.I 1!"1/ IIICU:_I� • I '.ill• • -"!h\", wJI � \ � .\ t t' ,,. �" , 11 _ ,. ffSOHIOi\ . ,;;;: . ·'..'A_ ... -1::i!.. • •.t't.. ,l · . ... .t,f �-. . · l 1' :l� :·�· !I' t IF' THESE. ABOMINABLE SNOW-1-lAMS 'IMTI. P(; GOOD AS THEY 11Ml! l AND FUL - 1'11.1. MAKE BILLIONS!! are r� lffwndti -·------.- Start - 1h-., Ddy Righ t With · . STEVE ·ALl.EM · • q1,�firv. Second, you must have at least five .v e�,·� work under social se­ CtU'ity. This wor k must be done sometiml's within the laat ten years before you bC!came disabled Third, you must be disabled for at least sixf months before bene­ fit, c'8, bt p111n to you or before yo• can Qualilv for the freeze. Thia if a "waitiM perjpd" pres­ cribed by law 1m lhet an adeq\late determination can be made of the extent and �c,.i ou�nesa o( 'your disability. FinnUv; you must rue an application r,i1ith the So­ cial Security Admitd �tratlon be­ fore YOU can qualify for tlisnbi­ lity protection. Yrmr soria\ se­ curity orrice · will help you do this. Barker said that per�o11i. rle­ lirin� . more information 11bout the �•blllty provisions of the soda! Ht:Yrlty law could call Pl the sooitl 11ecurity c11,trlct offif'(' lo­ C!lted at · 909 Putnam St.. in Mar• fetta, or write and aak for � free copy of the. booklet called "Whaf. U You"re Disabled." • • GOES l'l¥N OIJT TO CAIOi A NAP A6'tNS1 1>!15 FAIIORITE TREE %JUMP -!if , �­ ' ,_oy ;;../;;;3 � .. , Alloul Fae,, ».dlt , _ D1Q' ]It Ccn1i,: Tbe aai. Stono - lltif .,. 8:40 w� �' . a.....-�..a.1..- MILITARY TOURNEY SET WIESBADEN, Germany UPI The 1961 International milltary ' 9HH l!,'IONOER U'L ABNER : , ... Mice ·McKnight ·of C,.uror. ifla ... Visiting her brothet 1 Rev. ' l · ltatn'fiart. 0,,. I A,M, 111 11 P,M, 1 · _._.. w" . Ill>......_...... ... _ ' J • :: . . I 1 :00 1;SO 11:UO 2:30 Aft Important In Detttminiua'lo , boxing championships will be )J.eJd at 1'. U. . s. Navy lnstallat19r on the E•st Coast, it is announced Sund'!'. .i,; Maj. Raoul Mollo! of . . W1tvrn, leffl'etary general of tht'i ln...,_.!!o••l Mllltary Sport, �•u­ , ti11U. ·-. · ••1111• �4-11'11 �,:,� • -� f, : I , WH/IT AILS VE , LOWEffi' ? VO"RE TREl'IBUN' LIKE A LEAF ioar aae I• an Jmj,qnant · 111. •c11,io,mfol�8 ,oltOi lwttt 12,;i. 1 .... Tllal -..1, ,.:;;;:....------�-- BARNEY GOOGLE and SNU FFY SMITH th• ''Mllsical $250,000 Restaurant • TOORUE Ba�--- 011 • � 8:00 CBS New• 8:U Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Cartoon 'rbeater to:OO Red · Rowe Show IG:SO Ou tbe GO 11:00 I LoVt! �cy l!ECDill!N6 uranu, WHTN.TV �Cho1t"ti 13 t:no f: 13 MO 1;ro l! :15 1:30 1:00 8:15 8:20 'IOU SIOUI.D MJ 1)41Hk1N6 N•- Btf· Channel · 13�Mollda) I I \ ' I I "- 3 l:.alt; : : :. PEANUTS 19,IO Plr., Your Hunetr: 1 1 :00 Price II Rl&bl 1 1 :111 Concentntion 12,00 Truth or Consequenee1 12:30 It. Could Be You 1 :00 Mid �Y �ewt 1 : 11 MovleUme 2:30 Loretta Youn1 Theater 3:00 Yollhf Dr. Malone 3:30 From Thete" !toots 1:00 Comedy P1ayho1140 4:30 Adventute· Tli�atot D:00 Steaiql-•t JijQ 5:30 Woody"'l-ooa\le<,ht 6:00 Lowrey Showtlm.e 8: 1 5 Jim Tbldi:'1' Sli.. 8:29 Wealllmiilt Pft,.. IJ:::W 8:411 l!"W>Uor Jjr!,dae, :iolklft . f:00 CanD011ball 1:llO 8:30 Startime 9:30 Arthur Murray Par!J 10:00 M Squad 10:30 . Phll. Silvers ShoW 11:00 Jlr,je•.11 1iHdU.0.. ,1:1u WealbfflUI 1 1 : 15 J'ack Paar Show 1:00 Sip Oft .4:H, lf.9,._ � -.1:2Ci Your 11'.,sso Rep:,rte:I 11:20 �O'f' "1:30 1 Married ·Joan 12:00 Restles� Guh __ _ .l:fil , Pf 3,· ;: • • • • • • • • • • • � • • • • •• �·• • • •.•··• • •••.• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • : - --------·----t •••••• � , .•,oo CI RCLE'S j, I' , 6:45 Sign Or 1:00 Today 0:00 Katie Doonan Show 0:30 ToQper 10:00 Dougb. Re Mi fi:00 amerlWl e.,nutna � -- J:SO Captain GaUant · !!an lrl"lcll,,. lleat "30 Your 1tno R....,. 6:40 Weather Teller 8:45 J,ihn _Dal, 1teW1 ?:00 Broken Arrow ?:SO Cheyenne 8:30 '·Bourbon street Beat "1:30 Advr"ltures in Pandl■e 10:30 Ted Mack Amateur Hour 11:00 The �ew! Tonieht U : 10 , �Bnnmg the Weather 11:J� sport Report '1:20 Late Show TRY SOME SOON : Channel 3--l'uesday . - ......... .- · WCHS..TV_ C7,ca",aef I Retlly Hits The Spot . -,--- ---- . •\;!IGft�lll . "'- �, 8 - M. 0nc1GJ : • I j e 8:30 Tales of Wells Fargo 8:00 Peter Gunn 9:30 Alcoa Theater 10:00 Steve Allen Show 1 1 :00 News Heaclllnes 1 1 :10 Weatherc■st 1 1 : l!i Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sign Off �•\ l11t draft. • ··-�--�----..,.--..,.• ..,.--...-� ' ...' Comedy PlaybOu■e Adventure Time Sleamboet BiU Sgt. Preston Music in the 1tound Jim Thacker Show . Weatherca•t NP."'°" Picture 1:45 Huntley artr.:tley Rfl111 l't '1100 HucklebetTJ Heund 7:JO Riverboat C HICAGO UPJ - The Chicago Bean today signed Charles Bivins, a halfback from Morris Brown Ga. College. Bivins was the National Football Leagu111o club's 1etenth choice in the cir• 8raffles are Frm toast ll!ade witli Meiner's in a waffle Iron. Dip ln1D batter (2 sll&flUy bealen egs, ¥, cup of milk, 14 tsp. of HI� I lb$p. of su1ar1 brown llld lffie. Geel Delicious! Really • • • HITS THE SPOT Yes Oar Ill l!. Mtila Channei 3-Monday f:00 f:30 5:00 '5:30 G:00 G:lS �:� 9:30 - .._ _ _. _ .__ _ .. ... ------ '- . . _ _:,. --. . o., June 6, l� trL�V 1s10M WSA%.TV Chann•I . • Bruner said. "He never wanted to see anybody &et hurt even if It hurt him." Bruner said Stitch would have won more fights if he hadn 't cared lO hurt people. ..One when he waa fl&hting Gas• par Ortega in Madison Square Gar­ den," Bruner recalled, "he cut Ortea• over the eye. Instead o! seiz.inr the opportunity lo knock out Ortega, Stitch rushed In and touched gloves with hUI opponent and said, ·rm sorry'. " He Joat the fight. Funeral aervices for Stitch will be held Wednesday at 12 noon e,d.t., at Central Presbyterian Church here, where he was a deacon. Stilth is survived by bis wife and six small children and his parents, all o! LoulsvUle. A mem­ orlal fund has been set up for hU wi(e and children at the churth whete he wonhipped. :.,. ........... _................-....c:;· i TRIED A . 0 >.r-r ! BRAFFLE }, wav1 -..�� �:,,., : : outrie · Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepqrt, breaking run. As it tumed out, a career out of beating lhe Reds, that was all Milwaukee needed. Warran Spahn, who has made entered the game in the fifth in­ ning and pitched four and two­ thirds innings or one-hit relief ball to pick up the win. The Braves iced the game away in the eighth inning when Henry Aaron, Joe Adcock and Johnny Logan hit successive singles for two run,. Jim Brosnan finished up for Nuxhall. - Bukil< Dool«. Hit Eaay-Ownmhlp Man will work oot a plan to sult you ,o that you can· to!<• tlle wheel cl )'<JIU own Buick '90. Whoo you ftnd out bow euy ll 111, )1<11111 '<now why Buick ,al., are climblna. ..._ ,_, •• • ,.._ ... ..... .,._.....,. . '60 Dl!j,\1,m� DI • •••••••••••••• , ••••••••••••••••••••••..•.•••• __ . - . - .. .. - ---- _ ,.. . ,. ... . .. -..-- - · - · -·�---- -- . ···• .. . . . f. -+&o HO· HO•· PON'T Wl4 AT A DOPE ··· SUCH WHAT WORDS A SAP use �• •• ( Foar Meigs County Teachers Graduate : At Rio Grande College Sunday Afternoon Mai nly About People In Pomeroy . four te.achers of lbe Meigs t:ounty schools received their :degnes of Bachelor ol Science in Elementary Education lrom . Rio Grande Colle&e Sunday aflernoon when commencement : eiertises were held on the green. They were Miss Joan Mont­ : gomtrY, teacher al Rutland, Charles E. Young, teacher al Middleport, Mrs. Lettie Young, teacher at Bradbury, and Mrs. I • Thelma CampbeH, tew.cher at Sa; 1cm Center. : Leop;ard. Crwi.uaowsky o( Mid· :dlepoh received his Bachelor ol !Science -in E..lement.ary EduC11it1on ·•nd fin. Ve..,. Covert Vrorvaa her ' two �ar Cadet certificate in EJ� mentu-y Education. - MEIGS THEATRE roMEROY, ORI? 1 -,�lit TUISDAY a� EDNESDAY JUNE 6-7-1 W.!I - Dl1ney's - - !'TOil TYlER" In Technicolor Kevin Corcoran and "(lhhnp'' Chimpanzee A Cartoon Evwy Nlfhtl ,lfiW1'ff!Ui .. ... 42 -' ?ONIOH'f �'fflt" Vi ctGf";.ture - ijP.dy Lamarr Cecll DeMIUe'a "SAMSON AND DELILAH" (Technleolor) - 1lio Raf Danton - Christine - MJ.116!' "THl!l NIGAT RUNNER" Abo Carlooh , rl, -l'Q!N- - - - · - - - - ,.T IT4TI . TtllATRI l>T. PLIASANT "SOLOMAN A.ND SHEBA" a r LUCILLI HAWKINS Amy Hamm, daughter of Mr. ,nd Mrs. W11l11m H.amm is ill al her home, Wehe Terrace, with the me111le1. Mm; R4iehel Roush of Columbus is spending a weeks vac.ation with her mother, Mrs. Kerns Rou11h. Kennetih MW'l'lly, former restdent of Middleport now livi� rn Pl. Pleasant, a!ao recei ved h1li Bachelor of Science ln Secondary Education at the eJ:etei.sN. Sen.1tor Frank Lausche delive:r­ � llbe -address of the efl.ernoon. Arnone- those attending the U· erd1e,; were Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Bre-wington .and da�ter, S..ndr11, Mn. John C.:. Vroman, John Vro­ man, Ernest Covert, Mca. Leon.rd GwuzdoWBky, Mn. J:.mea Arnold .and daughter, Judy, and Miss Sally Schu.f, a-I I of Middleport. Mr . .and Mn. Oharle.s Monl.l'omery, of 8.11lem Center, and Mr&. Glenn Di.H, c,t Pomeroy. MiH Erma Smith, Mrs. Ben Neutzling 11.nd Mrs. Victor Young Sr. and d.11ughter, Sharon attend­ ed a tea .at the Ncm&w Memorial Home in Lancaster Saturday, given by the Fairtield Chaplen of Buckeye Girls State Alumni. Sharon is the delegate of Girls State this ye.ir spumsored by the Ladies Auxil iary of Dre w WeDster Pd°11t American Legion. Mi"" f)rd.� Ann Wells student hurle ill Holzer Hospilal la spend• 1n� a , 11u11u1:. vac-uon with her parents, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Henry Wells. Hi-Fi Dance Party Anno unced Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dailey and .\i r. t1nd ,1·Jrs. Ho�.ard Dailey .and famil y left loday for a visit with rclallvcs in Cincinnati. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lo(:11n and &on were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noyes o( Colum• bus. Saturday Night Thi!i S&turd.ay night at 7:30 a Hi Fi Dance Party with the Jays, Leon JorQan and Kenny Hysell, cofflu tc,, Ile Pomeroy High School aud­ itorium. A big 1ttraction will be the ln person appearance of sing­ er epdp accordlonUlt George Hall, Lind11, Rupe, daugh ter of Mr. who hat 9'PH� throughout Ohio and Mrs. Rkl'lard Rupe is eon­ and Wl!1t Virtlnla. llned to her home Wehe Terrace Hail will 1in1 "Mack the Knife", with lhe meulea. "In the Mood,'' Lhe blues, and many olhera. He will be accompan• ied by drummer Bob Preston of Middleport. Karen Fersuson and Earl McKinley will diaplay the dancing .abllity that won them the title "1960 Meigs . M a&on Champ­ ions '' of faat danein1. A rock and roll dance contest will ai,o be held. The d1nce la sponHored by the Kin Club of Pomeroy and Middle­ port, a charity organization which cives to all worthy ca usc:s in the area. / Enterprise 4-H Holds Session At EUB Church 1 Theo Smith, Cdebroie Qiildren's Day John W. Kennedy I l l, Miss Jane Mal low Wed4Jn, ..4nni1'er,ary Mr. and ftlra. Tbeo Smi th cele• Observed Sunday At Of Clarksburg Were Married Rece,ntly braAd. lhelr 25th weddina anniYer• ury Frida)' Hen.in& with a party Middleport Church i Work project.a and duties of diacussed Junior lc.ider1 were when the Enterprise HI Club met recen tly with their leader, Mra. · Dwight Logan, and aasislant leader l Mra. Herbert Dixon, at the Enter­ prise EUB Church. ll was decided to make aprona !I lo sell as s money making project. : The group will also sell pol.alo • chipa for the -4·H Council. Mem­ bers wishing to take the boat ride arc requested to contact Mrs. Lo­ gan by Tuesday. Mary Kathryn St.archer wH wel• I corned as a new member and oth . i er members present were Darlene Smith, Anita Hall, Ruth Ann Bro• ,, r� F.1 "11e ,. r '1old, Marjorie Bei�lz. Mary Ann 'McKenzie and Su- 1 ; ' 9llll Dixon. Mothers present were Mr1. Philip Smith, Mn. James Ha ll �;. anti �rs. Thomas Bentz who served 1 ! refreshments during the social I {: lluUr. I . The next mec•in;;t will be held nt the church Thu rsday, June 9, a· 6·30 p. m. Karen Walker, heall l 1 and salcty thairman. will d1�. c11S!' :. 111i give a demonstration on good posture. I at the r home, Peacock Ave. A decwated cake, ice cream and punch were served durma: the everun(il to Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Sm1th, :inr. and Mn. John .Ketchka, Mr. and l.ln. Harold Brown, Mr. and Mn . .t;l1wonh Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. H.ussetl Brown, Mn. Walter Mu.I er, lJanny Morru and -;,..Lf. 1:1na inrs. l:im n.b 1nd dillllJi:hter, Sul!. Visitor H,onored With Reunion At Diles Home I . I• I· Now You Know ly U"lhd Preu lnlWMtMIMI Titl lntlllft vocabvlary hM 1,.. Cf'NNII ,,...., abeut 100,.000 ...... ,et Hie tlfllt- of � NerMt" ctft­ ttVflt m 1066 A. 0, to MOrt than .... m1lli11n wordt todl y. A Children's Day pro1ram of recitations and songa wu present ed Sunday evenida at the Middle­ port Church of Christ with Mn• Milton Houd&Bhelt in charge of the pro1ram . She waa aHlsted by Mrs Leonard E. Van Meter, Mrs. Wen­ dell Gerlach, Mrs. Herman Kinc,ud and Mra. George Meinhart. The program was opened with a tecitahou "Gay Welcome" by Rita Phillipi;, followed by an exercise "Jeaus'" by Brenda Van Meter, Re• gina Tolbert and Johnny Bunce. Debbie Collins and Vicki Abbutt 1vere alsu �·: i3pose<l to take part in the exercibc bul were unable tu because of illness . ELICTRIC DRYER .__ . Allred &ar'l;.rry, MHS graduate (1946) will return lo Mid• dleport Ibis ·year as principal of the· high school replacing Earl Knight, resigned. Mr. Scarberry, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Scarberry, 974 Broadway, for the past year ha, been principal at North Fair• field. He attended Rio Grande College and won his Masters at Miami University. He was a star back on Middleport's great 1946 SEOAL cham pionship football team, coached by Forrest Bachtel. Scarberry was, 0Mr. Inside." Other new teachen employed by the Board of Education in a regular meeting last night pre1ided over by vice president Emenon Jone�, included �ra. Ru� Euler, English. Latin and· Spamsh; and Joh � Redovian, Jr., or near Steub. env 1lle, an OU graduate of l11t Sunday. Mr.a. Euler haa taught for a n umber of years at Racine High School and le a member of the Delta Kappa Gamm■ teachers aororlty. Supt. Mccomas' contract wu renewed for five years and Mill MUdred Hawley and Leo Kennedy were rehired as pr1ncipal1 in the elementary schools. Also rehired Wel'e DonaJd Jlllunkett, Mrs: Dorothy Lacey, Eugene Seara, �s. Maxine Phllso�. John Thompson, Mrs. Grace Hawley, Orin Pickens, Mrs. EJ:izab�th $1 3 9 00 BAKER F U RN ITU RE M I DDLEPORT �i ',.' • I ' ,, - Just as folks come orunninQ when t� Mo.st,,,-,. C hw,i:.ol ls them to "come and ·g e·t it;'' so do ourcus.bmers hu rry here for �lill?.'rb dr'y•cleqning service. We give your clothes _the deft touch of a master techni• cion. Try us ! . , ft9J,inson's 11 '; I • . ' :Oe ■aeri: .'.!rl.Lu■tet �E WY l-llSt • . , /N • j ) • I I i"'ll!D�ll'ORT V - • •' I IIAlbbi10n'1 Clelller■ PHONE WY 2-:1418 IN .POMIROY Rurining .' ��·1 ::. �ut .Qf ' , · h·o t water .· . too often? I � �&'u. OUA.1\ANTEK YOU WoN't! And we"ll ,, . , ,- lurt.Mr ,Uarantee you will be COMPI.Uf.LY � , ',-/I •· • �fffflKD with a Quick-Recovery 60-gallo n ( Wat.er Heeter or your mon11y will . fl 1' hi _ .i.. ; lf!Cludin1 the inatallation cc.ta, tumed, ; j ' t, , • , ¥rlc appliance dealer or plumber, · , :r !'T'r � • ,,. 1 • £<>< more deUlilo. ! �. . :,_ -�, ., , : ff ?. · ..!: £1aicklc - ..:!�-- ! '; .. .. ✓ ?,11 111 · � " '<••:r . •'ELECTRICITY la your l,etter way to heat water , , 1t y 'Ji �,� ., . 0lf ' l Q. l !� I � - ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy GVT Ol/'f for Young America. '9y \111srer.Btow« a•1•,c&M UIU••• � HW•II ••H■• 4-H Members Hold Outing At Welker For:" '!f 1 On His Trail For 12 Years '. St,1, .. IDITOR'S ,-CTI: In the fol• I. I t ·, ! l I I . .. ' ELBERFEL s· o · , ' °"'°' ,.1, - , O io k • ' lowlne dl11Nfeh, the •ond of lhrH, UPI Cor,...ndftlt ,.. Mph W. Grin taUa what •• known of the clNk•NMI....,. hunt r.r am,Nld Nasl 1111111 murderer Adolf lichm1nn. end tho ec..l dlfflcvltlff aurroundlna hl1· forthceml"9 t.-1•1 In larNI. By JOSIPH W. GRIGGS LONDON UPI - When bl'aeli Premier David Ben-Gurion an• tiounced to hi• parliament May 23 that AdoU Eichmann had bee11 caught by braeli aec�t agent., he r,na down the curtain on one of the moat 1pectacular cloak-anddaiger jobs cf 11.II tlm�. Eichmann was ducritied by the wbite - haired lan,eli leader II "one of the arr.ateal war crim• toala. " The pu�Uclty,tby, · "un, kriow:n" but ruthlealY e1ftcieni 'U?lucrat w11 credltl:d with be,. ' � the man chiefly ,·rea,ontlbletor Cffl'Yln& out Adolf �i\ler"• -�x-_termination orden that Mulled lJi tile muuq of O-mlllJo� Jflwa 1n World War f'ot II ,..,. llln,. be � · a. · •:. I I i 1 Mullen In Opposition Hog Callers Urged To Get In Practice Biggest Scales Installed At New Junk Site Dumag"" Totaled At $500 in Collision Damages amounting to $500 were the result of an auto collis­ ion at Weit Columbia Sunday . to the _ Mason night accordmg County aheriff's office. A 1960 Studebaker driven by Ronald Wendell Wolf, 19, Racine collided with a 1954 Chevrolet driven bf Paul Johnson, 36, Ma• son. No injuries were suffered and no charges were made. 4-H Festival Jnne 1 1 To Be In New Haven The Hill Billy 4-H Club will aponaor a festival on Saturday, June 1 1, at the White Church ·com• m unlty Building near New Ha• ven. Home made lee cream, cake, pie and 1andwiche1 will be served. Everyone ia invited to aLtend. Most Spectacular Cloak, Dagger Job Is Ended ,re.. t i ,, . � , f The aeventh COurt or Honor for Tro,op 24&, Boy Scout.a of Mlddle• port, will be held tbta eveninc at t1'e Fenney-Bennett Past home on South Fourth Avenu• al 7:00. The troop ii sponaored by the Lei.ion poat. The . all1lr la opened to tho pub. lie ltld • bilhlirht or thl evenlr¼; 'Will bi tilt ClwtlT PmenllliOll. ' SIYI• 11.1 1r " i . ., . l The Mt'rry Lassles 4-11 Cl11h and their aueats enjoyed a havri wlener roast laat week at ihc Ualp · Welker r.arm, Hemlock Grovt. Attcndln11 were Sandra Thoma, France� 11nd Mary Radford, D1vi1 Goodwin, Barbara Rou11h. u1c Knbzht, Ruelta Wl'lla, Kl'•1t1cll Lawhorn, Kandy Grue1cr, 1.anri Tyo, Sandra Well,, Jim Woor1 geard, Resale Wallon. Rrd . Jhve Jonnie Sue Thofflpson, Nick Mor rl1, Jennifer Crew. Jim Andrews Kitly Penlnrer, Don '...t11ycr, Bren­ da Pott.I. Tom White, Cheryl Eb­ er1bach 1Pd Raymond Kloes. Accompanyln1 the ,roup were Jack Welker, Dorla Wells. Jlu,t Woodyard, Mrs, Edward Wella and Mn. Henry Well,. Honor Court Set Tonight f,o r Scout Jroop 245 • -· - - ',,._�.-,, W�nftday. Wll'IMf' ftlf ,.,..... Wffntt4tiY. Hleh ...., .,_,,. ,__,.. •ttd 7l-71 ..vttt. Lew ,._ r111ht ,s.n. tt,I!■ a., All-Day Outln1 Held Friday At Lake Hope Middleport people. Swimming w11 enjoyed by the 1roup and a 11ck: lunch wu held durln& the day. Thou In tho ll'OUp were, Mar­ ianne Wooct,:erd, Sandra Brew­ in(ton, Barbara JoneJ.. Denni• I Saclen1, Tom Rall, Eric Ch■mbera, Jack Satterfield, Butch Bachtel, and l.1rry M.ar■hall ol Pomeroy. Ad1,11l1 accom,p1nyln1 the youth were, Mra. H. K. Wood1enl, Mra. Richard Chamber, and Mn. E. O. Rall. • I I :Alwruu all di)' ouUn1 at Lake Hope I ¥1'HAnheld Friday by a number of · 't:AUNDEIEIS - � CLEANERS •• I ! � f 1'' 1 The esteem with which her 1lu- parts of a school, Mr. M.cComas dents have for her work, insplra- 1 said. tion and eneouna:ement w11 rell Y.AIU. TAUOMT A• · •�•le4,wben !he MUS. Nell d �er potMr1. resigne � W1 sociation eai.abli!he<l the S an G. . Pal'lr: Memorial Scholarship la1t ih on as fourth IJ'l(le teaeher efte, year and ,ereatly lncreased the eleven years. She taught the fifth fund thi11 year. Mias Park aa id 1he grade in Middleport for five ycar.i appreci1ted this cenerou11 gesture before her marrtaie to Crary Da• on the part of her former students via. Mn. Davis is retiring because and expressed the hope that it or her health. She received her would be of great nllU! to ruture profeasional training in the College graduates of the M ld•lleport High of Education, Ohio University. After their marria11e ahe lived School. at various army post.s while her In discussing her retirement, husband was in aervice, later mov• M lss P•rk observed "One of :ny ing to Washington, D. C. for two primary intllrests will be the pro- years while Mr. Davis waa a mem­ gresa and welfare o f the Middleber of the Board of Review In port schools and their atudenla." . Judi;:e Advocate General's Depart• Miss Pa.·k, who is an active mem- '11ent of Army. They then return• her of the rir11t United Presbyter- ed to Middleport while Mr. Davis ian Church, is a graduate of Ohio served two terrna 811 P.roaeculing State Univetsit)' and attended the Attorney of Meigs County. For 16 tlnivenity of Chicago. She start- yeara they lived in Columbus and ed leaching in Middleport in 1916 Toledo. Mr. Davis served II First one year after the construction of Assistant to Edward C. Turner, AL­ the Central building which wa, lhe torney General of Ohio, and later high school buildin,g ulltil 1 937 under Attorney General Thoma1 when the present high school waa Herbert. coniructcd. She has observed many Mrs. Davis has two aona, Crary changes in schools in her 4t years Jr . of st. Louia. a graduate of the of experience. One of the big chan• Ohio State Colleae of En&ineerlng, aes which she mentioned wH the and William Sod• Sprin,-1, Id­ enlarged curriculum permittln1 aho, a 1tudent of Ohio State prev­ hi&h school student.a � 1elecL the lous to bia army service. eoursea lhe)' would like to 'take Mn. Davia la a former pre1ident in bl&h 1chool. of the Middlsport Uteraey Club Supt. McCom11 stated "It la with and il!I an active members o f tbt deep rearet to accept the reaia:na• Heath M:ethodi1t Churc:b. tion of a teacher who baa been ltO The superintendent ,tated that It devoted for so many year, lo the was with reeret to accept Mra. Da­ work or preparlne hi&h achol stu• via' reatination 11 '"ahe was a very dents for life. She b aa •hown a capable teacher and waa Interested penonal interest i n all of her ,tu- In the proereu of every child In dent.I. Her attempts to _point the ber room. " way to true greatneu will be Ion, ___ ___ rem.f!mbered." GkOUP TO Mllf The Supt, alao appreciated her The Meig1 County Foihunten untiring work with the biih achoot library. She kept t�e bookl In ex• I Auociabon will meet In regular cellent condition. TO her, the Ub- • teaalon at Bald Knob Wedneada,, rar)' w11 one of the moat lrllportant June S. at 8 p. m. Happy Harvesters Hold Sessi,o n' Friday Evenin g Meet You r Friends At ent1ne WEATIIER lwo., ... Smith, 'Marvin Huffard, Don Quis• enberry, Kn. Dai,y Blakeslee and June Lee. Teachers with continuing con­ lracta are Mn. Mildred Bailey, Mra. Helen Maag, Mn. .Pearl Rey­ nolds, Mn. Nan Moore, Mrs. Flos­ sie Allensworth, Mn. Sara Rupe, ��n. Bernice Carpenter, Mra. Emlly Sprague, C. E. Young, Mra. Gen­ evieve Sherman and Nolan Swack­ h■mer. Mn. &baron Cleland was ROCKETEER - Al Knight, re-employed 11 ,iecretary at lhe 17, the high schooler who hl1b school. . built a two-stage rocket which Reai1Cnationa from George Op. he zoomed up to 27,500 feet, ron, elementary teacher; Miu Jean ra,t he sent Grandinetti, Soci1l Science teach­ shows the white Winter Ha­ at passenger a er, and James But.on, Math and 8.!j s let both Parachute Fla. ven, Hittory, were accepted. A resolution of thankl waa voted stages down lo earth. to the R. H. Rawlings Sona Motor Company for the use of the auto­ mobile ·ror t�e PriVer'a Educat'lon classes. Two veteran Middleport teacher's, Miss SUSfln Park and Mrs. Davis, resigned their positions at the June meeting of ell N Middleport board ol education Monday evening. the Miss P>rk has been a teacher ol English and Latin In Mld• dleport schools for 44 years. Mrs. Davis bas served as Fourth grade teacher for the past 11 years. Miss Park slated in her resignation that she had been very thankful for the happy 44 years •• a teacher as she had enjoyed her work with students and association with the faculty. Mrs. Everett Dailey, Mrs. A . H . Eber�bach and Mrs. A.dam Ebera­ bach were ho1te8liea when the ll11ppy Harvesters c\aga of the Fed • er11led Church met Friday evenin(: at the church. "WorAhip ln the Sanctuary'' was the topk of the devotions led by Mrs. fi('ll Neulzllllj a111l�ted . by :11.r11. Phil Meinhart, Miss Thelma Grueser. Ml11s Erma Snuth, Mn. Uoy St• yfric<l, Mn. Bentz Wolle. Mn, Dair Smith and Mrs. Fred Dess11uer ,who read scripture. .l"ollowing the devotional period. the group adjourned to the social roo111 for a buslne11 seHln con­ ducted by Mn. Phil Meinhart, president. The Guild meeting lo be held in July wltt, the class 11 hoa­ toss, was discuned. A discuaa!on WliS also held on the new carpet which the clan will purchau1 for tho 1111.nctuary. G R mcs were played durlna: the' 1iod11l hour with prizes awarded to Mrs. Grover Erb, Mr1. Phil Mein­ hart and Mn. Mu Meinhart. A de1111ert coune waa aerved by the hoiitcssos. • l cipa Prin ol Scho h Hi ort le Alfred ScarberrJ Hired As Mi�d g p . • .. • • • • • Former Yellow Jacket Gridder . Comine: Home As Administrator v· I I I I I I Veteran Teachers Put Down Duties -· ome and get it: ime services ! al y N _____________________• ______ _,;_P,:::;:;::::,y•_:::;.:,::;:: o n___ _ _ o__x v_ _ ANOTHER GOOD IUY FR6M BAKER'S FRIGIDAIRE . • -------------... -:-::�L-:;;:--;:::::--�-�------------------------------------..;--· ---------------------------l;O�Y S:NGLE n uesd . 44 o mero Midd l e porl h , T ay, Ju e 7, 1960 I ____ " I' e • · Kentuckian Joi& Manager Group At Kyger Creek J. B. Harreld, plant manager of the Ohio Valle)' Electric Corpora­ tion's Kyger Creek Plant, announ­ ced today that John E.. Moore has management joined the Kyger aroup u a Teet Engineer. Moore aaaumed his new dutles June 6. Moore is a native of Garrett, Ky., a a:raduate of Garrett, Ken­ tucky Hi.Jh School, and a gr:,du­ ate engineer of the University of Kentucky. He ■erved with the U. S. Army from 19� until 19114. Mn. Moore hat resigned her teachina: poiition with the Gar• rett, Kentucky &hool! and 1hey plan to move into the irea in the near future. The P11oores' are , the parent& of one daughter age 3. from an American war prlflonete' in Ar1enlina by an Israeli air camp in Auatria Eichmann had lines plane and "shan1haied" been a hunted - man, bil where- back to larael. The mystery shrouding Eich• about.a 1hrouded in myatery. mann's arrest waa a titting cli• M,ltH'y Surround• """' But the taraeJi secret service max to the secret life "on the never WII off bis trail. When ill run" he had led for 1ft years. It i1 known fol;' sure that he , a11enta finally caqht up with him captured by U. S, �Pl in was they and 1el1ed him for trial, did . so In the name of milllon:s of I Au1lrla In UM,5, changed thl' name Jew, who died in Nazi 111 cham• In his iden\lty papers to "Eick, ben or be(ore firinl aquad,. I mann," was treated 18 an ordi• For reasons beat known to ltaelt nary prisoner in1tead of a wanted the Israeli IQYerDment baa an- war criminal, and ma1111cd to es­ Train Crewmen Hei'p nouneed it never will diacloae the cape aoon after. Passen,iers Escape May &,u,. De•th l:letaUa of Eichmann'■ capture. NEW YORK UPI - Fire broke The Israeli government haa an• All It haa uid 11 that he waa picked up in his home ''In a for- nounccd it will try him under a .out ln a bu&Uing Manhattan sub, 1050 Israell law "for the prosecu- way lunnel near Grand Cenlral eign country.'' Accordine to one ?eport, JCicb• tlon o1 Nazi war crlmiaals ■nd terminal today raging for 90 min­ mann In recent yean had lived coUaboraton." The penalty, if he ute■ while heroic train crewmen and rescue worte,: led hundreds in the litUe, fabulou.aly oil-rich la C(lnvlct�, i■ dcatb. But Eichmann, the maa, credit­ or ,moke-stricken puscng� to hnlan � 1ulf ahelkdom of Ku• . pro- , ed wUJI drivln1 6-mUlion Jews to ufety. wait, which 1;1- under Brililb · Fint report, Hid 80 persons their deaths. lilly e,ea,e death • ttctlon. were taken to ho,pitale with Another at.or;, neither dented himte1l. The llate of Jarael � not srnote poisonin1. Hoapital dl1es­ QOr contirm'ed officially, la that Elehmann, Ute • number of other pos,eaa a public • executtonu, In ter teama treated stores of others lot!Uf . !{dll, h,4 ,...Ped,. to lhe If yearo ii nee' · �,..1 : -.... at 1ldewalt flnt aid atatiorui. No , de11h1 - ffporlecl. IN �tcvltr on ,... II& So,jlti .va,,rlea ud wu •••� up 1 ,. t \j Arnold Services To Be Held On Thursday At 9 l'rotfiu Fined $10 On Traffic Charge Methodist Ministers Recalled To Bend Area In Mason County Funeral services for Fred Ar­ nold, ·age �. who died in Holzer Hospital Tue■day morning will be held Thur�y at 9 a. m. from the Ewing Chapel with burial in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Logan W. Va. Mr. Arnold was retired and was a member o( the- United Mine Workers of America. He lived on the Pomero)'-Athens road with his .,ife Effie Mac who aur vives. Other survivon are these children: Mn. Ruby Jones, MHon W. Va.: Ernest, COiumbus, 0., Lindberg, Omar, W. Va.; AlicP. Bowling, Jackson, O.; Stacie and Dale, bolh of Pomeroy RD. A son Ervin Layne was killed in attion in Korea. Other survivors are � sister, Leora Strom, Ann Arbor, Mich., and Carrie Kowlkl, Toledo; two brothers, Ru!iell Arnold, Ken• tucky and Robert Snton, Omar, W. Va. Friend1 may call at the funeral home anytime. was David ProHilt, R1mne. charged with reckless operatiim by Deputy Howard Frank in county court yesterday and fined $10 and Ministers ol all Methodist ·Churches in lbe Bend Area of C!.ffllS by Judi;:C E. w. Peoples. A Courity were re-assigned for the coming year at the charge of illegal possession or Mason Conference of the Metho­ frogs against Proffitt was Cilt.>d by closing session of the West Virginia Game Protector A. H. Joachim dist Church held al BuckhaMon over the week end. . Renamed were Rev. Richard I derson Methodist Circuit; Rev. A. with a $15 fine and costs levied on �dason Methodist Church; A. Smith, Leon Methodist Chllrrh Wright, the latter charge. Rev. J. w. Hanlon, Clifton Melho• and Rev. L. V. Manin, Glenwood dist Church; and ReY. David R. Circuit. Thirty ministerial students were Hartford-New Haven Freeman, Soviel8 Present Plan to the conference on admitted · . Circqit Methodist For Di�an,1an1e11t The only challi:c made in Mason \rial and 16 others now on trial GENEVA UPI - The Soviet Un­ County saw Rev. George Porter were admitted lo £ull conference ion formally presented its new. transferred from St. Paul's Metho- membership. Bishop Lloyd C. est arms • elimination plan today dist Church in Pl. Pleasant to the Wicke ordained all 48 as deacons as a "bails for discussion" al the Mt. Hope Methodist Church. He and elders. A general operating budget of I O-nation disarmamen t �onference. will be succeeded by Rev. Randall $1 ,500,000 was approved. The enMd. Park, Lake Mountain of Price A. va;'!:ri,n Delegate But Sovie\ budget £or the next Ci.seal year lire Pt: the at been had Rev. Porter Zorin told reporters at a news act at $2,112,123. was three past the for church P'eaunt conference followi,ng the formal West Virainl■ Wesleyan Colmeetina with the U. S. and Briti1h yea;os, The change is effective next lcge WH aulhorll:ed to conduct .Its delegates that American plane Sunday. own fund drivEJ to raise two and minlsten County Mason Other and Union fliJt\tl over the Soviet on-e-balf million dollars for a new A. Carden Or. simi1ar actions by "aggressive re---igned were 1clem.1t! buildinC and a new student Point , Methodist Trlnity Hl�n 1 forces" will not contribule to anf uoion b\lildin8. BeD• Hw-ley, . • Robert Bev. nt; aaa Ple° aa;ieemeot. _. , 4 BANDS TO NaJIFY High tchool bandl 1nd or11anlzalions wishing to enter fioata in the July <I parade at Racine are .asked to contact Walter Cleland for in• formation on arr.1n1ements for the allDUlll, �lebraUon. ,,.,f' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. 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