http://66.213.69.5/files/original/451d7e4401559b93a29f22e4e14d6344.pdf 15d46d67eeea16e6a76b4bb86b63b6a4 PDF Text Text • •• ( 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' �rl{ ), • · �1 Archives Hold Best Sellers Of All In Interest To Ohioans ANNUAL JUNE GRADUATE . • Rocky To Breakf81!l With Ike, Talk ? f I . . Commen-lating Editorially ( • ,· Wtk. Out F\fr A There are ind©,li�o• that a "blitzV cam­ pai&rr may be atlempted in the closing days of this Congress to further increase the fed­ eriU . minimum wa,ge and , in addition , to ex­ �d the wage-hour, law to certain local types "-'1 l/llllab!r retailing, which havo al­ ·exempt. way!II Th� �ublic al large shou ld lully under­ stand- just what is involved here. .' . "1"h")!:. nt·atr, the' wago,.tncreases would not be limited to the lowest-paid .segment of the populatio n, Hlgh,r-pald woµld a tural l y wish lo 'retain their. 8wntlals and would demand picreascs 11ccordlngly . The \ 1,l';hole "'"le str��ure would suree u pward , once more. That h8'1 always happened in the pa.st when the minimum wage was increased, and it Inevitably would happen again. . ,A{ ,Uurt \elm n­ ...,,_,! "" . ·' "Blitz" Campaign The result would be a new wave of infla­ tion. All the contrary arguments on earth can't hide the fact that prices are tied to wages. If wages are arbitrarily forced up, prices must and will tollow. Another result would be to diminish em­ ployment opportunities for marglnal and un­ skil l ed workers. Retailing, for example , can and does provide many jobs for people in those categories - jobs that give ijlem a, cbancQ to learn skills and qualify for J>etter­ paid work. But ii wage, are forced p by fiat, retaiJers will have no choke sav ' t o li­ mit thi! kind of employment to the maximum degree. f a1· Should .Visit Ea•t WASHINGTON U PI-Secretar y of State Chris.tJa11 A. Herter told Congre�s today � believes Pri•• sldent Eis�uhower should go thru with his plans to visit Japan dl'� pi te Increasing anti-Amerka11 de­ monstraliOllJl there. Her ter Ull\i the Sena t e Foreign Relat ions Committee that ··un1lN the exJst l ng cil'c'umstances, I think remain un t he plans ou�h t to changed.' ' HJGHEST . . _ l\ESALE VALUE Plymouth - and as much a, 1/3 better. This new estimate of ·w:lue is additional assura!lCe that t)le smarr buy or the ."il'e,t Buy" as CARS magazigt J!UIS it-is,The Lark by Studebaker, Cb<;I'� these facts at your Stu�abaker.'-De_aler',, and .- � r- r I I RlPAI R Cleland's J· I Pay Only I I 1 .00 Have Them Al l Paid For By Cold Weather ! I I COTTON PLAID SH EET BLA N KET J I \ ' I II 70x80 inch '. WHITE COTl'ON I NDIAN SHEET S_ KET LAN B B LAN KET 70x84 inch SOx72 Jncb. R,ayon and nylon. Colora: red, tf'ilY, brown. JAMESON PLAID OXFORD SOLID COLOR on ly $1,19 ea• $1,99 each ' IRIS SOLID COLOR $1,99 eac h B LA N KETS · B LA NK ETS B LAN KETS 90% rayon•, 10% 72x84 -in. - 90% rayon, · 10% 72x90 in. red, toa� lur• Colors: orfon. • nylon. Colors: pink_., rt.urq_ubhe, QIIOle, 1roy, Wilb O lntti r;old, blue, ca.me! . ,blndint, 1 •ie· 7Zx90 ill'- - 90% raYon, 10% nylon vii.th 6 indb acetate bind• Inc. Colon: pink, tur:quoiH, gold, blue, camel, cherty, -----------------=--Remember, You Need '2.99 each EASY TERM�. MEDFORD SOLID COLOR 1 $3,99 eoc h Cambridge SoUd Color B LA N KETS BLAN kETS ' 72x90 d.n. - 90% rayon -: 10% orlon with 7 inch nrlon bind• ing. Colon: ,gold, cl'IDel, pink, cherry, blue, tlu!9.uoiae,. , _ 72J.90 ,�. ExtN ibeayY. 90% , Avl8co rayoo 10% acrilon w·ith 6 In. nylon\-bindi.n,g guaranteed for me of blankel Colon: gold, eamel, pink, mac, blue, tur• . quolae, . $4,99 each - · lS.99 each _lj\: For Better Summer Coo h � AI R CONDITIONERS I RecelVeS Deg ree At OU Sunday PROJtlOTION NOW GOING ONZ I FREE Ch rys Ier Aj r Temp OrO Iyn M'II er BLAN KET . LAY.AWAY SALE - - - • CAR RAOIO King Builders Supply <Zo. RAL L'S BEN . FRA NKL IN . ,..,, ..... ' For The"eml o· I MIDDLEPORT By Hatlo xn. ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAKER'S ,/W, They'll Do It i.:very Time -; ' S R rt Soc1' ety epo BAKER F U RNM'U RE ·,,...--,-•-_ ft. _•· • end in Akn,a and 1NNI MCOllpaa. ied borne b1 Elmbttb Ducnortlll. Hr. and 11n. A. H. Dunt, oe­ oomp.a.n.led by Kr. and lln. Lao Crew ot Pomeroy, wen la War­ ren tor the Commencemeat _.,-. ices In which a ,randion of Dw,t, the IOfl of Mr. ■nd. Kit. t'rank Crew, ,nduatM. Mr. and Mn. Cbul.M Duck- , worth of Rltlman were 1fflelt end 111ue,ta; of hUI pannta, Mr. and Jin. Albert Duckworth. They were ae­ comp&nied home by their. arand· daughter, Roberta Lewis, who bad 1pent i.wo weeks here. ■ Hoyt's Sohio Service II The "blitz" campaign, II successful, w o u ld prove mighty costly to this country. ■ I FIRST in QUALITY FAIREST in PRICES FASTEST in SERVICE I �P <i>lth.mus, • Around And About Middleport I ·------ • I I ,, IVM, · , ! -------·--- �pinion Resea·rch Corporation, w h ich ed on private ownership o( business. Further­ of the leading takers of publlc opinion more a large majority of employees did not • •j, otber polls, ,tales: "Companies may be grasp the meaning of such words as divl• I 60 (:ll'ou d of their rapport with work,•rs, but they dends, depletion , productivity, socialism, and 1 1 c, 1 1JQ may not have projected a favorable cor­ technology.'' rra!J> Image." H's obvious that AmerJcan enterprise has ·' 1 • This simply means that n breat many work­ a, big job o( educatio n to do righ� at home. ers just d�n·t undersh111d the principl�s And that job involve s something more than which \lilllerlle free · enterprise way of the creatio n of a • 'favorable co�poute Im­ Pt0,!luci� - and dlstrjbuti ng goods serage." It involv e s helping to create the kind , 1, wv�. �aw Yl..\rti1@1o , in covering Opln­ of knowl edge and understanding that is es­ t loa .Research Corporation ' s findings, said : "It sential to the continu ed existence tof a free ; rep'ort'ed that only one out of four workers economy in a free nation ruled by free &fld iptervieweq recently could explain the mean -. representati ve governmen t. In today 's com. Ing of caplfausm a·, an: economic sy11tem bas- plex society, knowledge is the key to freedom . ---· ..incl Joyce llam!lton, 20, b11th of -, , �lortnM _Roll , IJ.■■J,UI ·• If Poinl Jlleuanl. Acr08N Soulhw,••I SAN OJ.EGO, Calif, U�J _ The J u!"ca. Erne,t Vaughl e rs , 21 · Navy 1 O. Ul' U - · ThunLathyacaph Tr,Jt1t1, which d11r1torm1 rolled acro88 1·,x as und Wh f'c]c rsburg, O hio, and Sharon dived a r«�?d !IJ,RM l eet In the Oi:lt!toil • today, i�i •� p4rt11 of l.ynA t\arnqU, 17, Letart, Ohio. Paclfic laal Jimuar;v• will make ·- fhfl P1lth1ndl c wl lh triOre lhon Samue l Jenkins, Jr., 30, ■nd I seven more dives oft ·ou■m ., withi n' l•�h or rain. next the in 5 three JeHie 3 Wal«or, Davia The mgllt}\1. of both , Widely St·stterf'd Hhowers wurt• Nny aald Monday tht ll!!W dives forec■,t el1ewhere over mucb or Lakin, W. Va. would averaa:e about 8,�Mt" feet, or 1,•11.. re1•·n .., . WIii lam Jame1 Sheridan, Jr,, lllihtl�"' OVflt 0n19 mII�· LL 011 D lhe-,ffwnl-, ••cepl •·nn- the Gr•at ••t • p omeroy, and Rachel Marle Walah, who m1d the NCOrd dive 1 Gonhelmer, G1lllp0Us. with Swl11 1cI enti •I I•ccauea . PlC· o. J■ck Brandt, 23, CollJmbus. card, will L.a �.,.... COUNTY COU T -.......... 111 di t• vea nn ae -• . •-111• Lleen■,, " •ak·• vu . and Betty June H1r1hbar1er, 27, with Nav• Lt Lawrenc · • Sh ;.. , lephen Junior __ 11, _ n_1 ._, m '" · 29_ , P _•ln _l Pte••_ •_ --....:..:m:•::k::•::. •·:__'__ ; ;;;: � ;; -:; -:::: ;;::::;-; ;; Bil l(hc 1980-3 Lawrence (Butch) Lisle o_r Syra • By FREDDIE �OUDASHEL T c uae waa named to the ·Me1ca-G•\: l l11-Ma10n "Teenage Rall of Fame . . M�s. Li ll i an Mc ��ee and M1 S11 Saturday night by letter from Gov. Michae- l v DiS■lle •t the Tri-Coun �)'! via McMaeter vmted Su 11day ·c ty Teen an tee o 'a "Band,tand " 1, w i th Mn. l::fri !! Whi te m Langs_ record hop staged under the ala.rs 1 ,· iue. . erce i P Millard . Mrs and Mr. . at Zirk'a Dairy Rar Jn Pomeroy. the s�ent . D1x1c daug�ter, 11nd Lisle ia the son ol Mr. and Mn. weekend in Dayton. D1x1e who atCharles Litle or Syracuae. tended OU t his year came bome Thomu Quick of Columhua Margare t Roney of New Hnen last week ror the 1ummer months. spen t the week end with hi• par• Ro bert Haw'kin11, eight year old ■nd Earl McKinley of Middleport enta, Ml'. and Mn. .Jam ea Quick, defea ted five other couples In a son of Mr. and Mrs. Al ber t Haw­ at tended. the Pomeroy � .and iu urned t re wu k.ln1 conte1t home hla to roll 'n' fast-movin1 rock School Alumni Banquet where he Rutland Saturday after being a and were presen ted five doU1n. was the guest •peater. Dor Coatea won over Nick Nich- patien t at Hol�r Hospita l for a Mr, and Mn. Hermon London olson in the hula contest. Janice ruptured appendix. vi1ited with .bt. aiater and brothet­ Mr. �nd Mn. R�bert Chambers Tanneh ill won a free chicken dinin-law, Mr. and Mn. George Hood ner for being "Miss Personality" and ch i ldren, Davld and Caro l of Nitro, W. Va. of the evening, Cheryl Roberta was recenl�y of Chicago spent the week af.emorial Day week end vi1.iton "Miu Lollipop" for tti.e evening. end wi th Mr. and Mrs. 1!{�cus Mrs. R. B. Sellers were Mr. and of . � In er vmt t t Af shor many Chambers. home toot Teenagers also Mn. Lawrence Sellen, Columbua; Oklahoma . the� w ill retur� to popular hit recordings. Mr. and Kn. Lester Canon and Mlnneapollll, Mmn., for Mr. Cham aon, Neil, Detroit The Sellen al• l!ulrh Us ie pr4;9e�ted . Ma beI bers' next tour_ - Ne i mer, owner of Z irk II Dai ry Bar, ao vlatted �er parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Huber t Amick 11 _coraage tor having granted i;:r- and famil y, Charl est on, v isitl!d I IKE ARRIVF.s FOR WEST POINT REUNI ON _ President Eisenhower waves to hiJ Mra. An:ibf'Ole �gan and aona. mission to hold tbe event at er j brie!ly wit h Mr. � nd Mrs. JameB dassmates, of 1915, as he arrives (left) at Bear Mountain Jan for a class reunion. He wa, met place of business. IINT N(tif;&.■ TO D11 J Buchanan and family Saturday. I by (left) General Omar Bradley (rel) and Brid g. General Fred w. Boye, (right) of WarringPRB'J'ORIA, SoaUJ.�rica UPI-­ the those Amon a ttendmg g . _ ton, Va. Eisenhower later spoke at a dinner o f Rock.land County Republicans near West A court Jiondap .9J:nvicled Hen­ , 1 Jones Famtl.f reunion Sunday_ at Fo,ten Hold Danner Point recent attacks bY Ni kita Khrushchev as ••m-tem pered expressions-, , dri� I. Graham,. • 21:te•r -<>ld white " he answered . where . . . . . Mr. and Mn. J. E. Foster en ter- Toler, Ky., were Mrs. Ann Peters, A rig t ht , Etse�hower IS greeted at Stewart At r Force Base by Bng. General William E. �d· farmtt _ of 1-t.allr ltfatin1 hi• -40tained with I chic k.en dinner Sun- M�. and Mrs. Lowel l Beaver and er as the President gets ready to leave for �o tre Dame, South Bend_. Ind., wher� he received year--old Negro maJ( and aenU!need day at their home, East Main St., children Jyl and Jeff and Mr, and honorary degree. It was at Bear Mountain Inn where heavyweight �hamp1�n Ingemar him to die on t1ti!! i,llows. an hom,ring Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Brun- Mrs. R. L. Miller and daught�. Donna. Johansson good naturedly absorbed a foul-up in arrangements for an audience with the Presner (Helen Skinner) of Cuyahoga Pet t it Mrs. Mr. Albe�t and reident. Ingemar waited, waited, and waited , fo r his visit but it never came off as the "pubUls. Fal �elved word that th eir son, Wil.1- city man" who had supposedly arranged it co uldn't be found . Present werl! Mr. and Mrs. L. P. 1am who left last week for Air :-'--::--, -,--,-,--,,-,---,--· ---,--,----,---,--:-,Sterrett and ·son, Bill, Mr. and MrB , Force duty is now stationed at The traveling buket brought by umbu1 were Sunday gueats of his yrOCU58 Arthlll' Skinner and son, tom, Mrs. � ck lsnd Ai� F�rce Bas , _Texas. Mrs. London went to Jlila Gertrude, fath er, Henry Zei her. � Dave Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. � orge H i e _a ddress 1s Au-man � 1 lham 8. Duffy. The cla&a will sponsor a 1 Mr. �a Mrs . Morris Harden and Georand Benny Nancy, 15 4993 Skinner, bakelesa bake sale. Other money Petti t, AS 61 , Fligh t Ml, sons, Bill and Donald, Miss Dorogie , Mr. and Mre. Gene Yost and Box 1525. By Ada Sl•ck making projects were d iscuased. children, Nancy, Martha, Susan CLASS HOLDS MEETING The m.!et ing cJoted with the I.by Salser and Mrs. �orence Ha� , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spsrks of and Chuckie, and Mr. and Mrs. H�ydenvil_le visited recen tl y with '.tlrs. Herman London was hos- clau benediction. Present were den, •�nt the Memonal Day _wee Brunner. l ess to the Sunshine Makers Class Mrs. White, Mn. Robert Harden, end wi th Mr. and Mn. W i llard Miss Sy l v\a McMaster. -------Mrs. W i ll Dawson re1urned to or the Presbyterian Church when Mn. Dick Harris, �rs. Don Cottrill Kendal_l �Leota Harden) in WarPARKING her home in Co�umbu s after a two it met recent ly at her home for a Mrs. Pearl McBride, Mrs. wine- I ren, M1ch1gan._ �rs- Harden stayed Allend Health Session . t longer visi a for La.Mence Diddle and Pbone WY-z.=55 ' Two employees of the Mason m �nths visit wi th Mr. and Mra. regu l ar mee ting. Rol l call was ans- brenner, Mrs. Bartels t t Emme :\trs. and Mr. : we red with a Bible verse t he wi th the hosten. ..... "' 1,-fc,mffllf E • .._ County He.Ith depar(ment re- I W1ll Myers. and Ernest Weber a-nt .-� a weelr. •· word "•., pr 1· ng " m 1ek · 1· 1 · M rs. d 11 M W e_ G ene o an n Mrs. d 1 • r11rMNY yracuu 5 t Heal h � Public t cently at ended a Picnic At Rutland Mr. and Mrs. Jack Branch and · Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Flatfield Auocia tion confennce in Blue• lam J!y of Pt . P leasant v1at ted Winebren ner, president , presided , Mrs. London presented the � e- Eddie and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and ar h t wi Mrs E and r. Sunday dg . l\f C were hosts to 8 group of relatives field, W. Va. Bonnie Mc oy, sen- Wolfe, vohons Mrs Bob Wh ite Gave . 1 5 , M agi ll and children of Columbua I I ig ..ft Sunday for a picnic dinner at their !or clerk, and Robert Boyd, CounJames Hawley was re1 urned to _ Reasons Why f Refuse to Dr m k, j v isited with Mu . Mattie Springer. 1 .. h e repre. l were ian t sani ty _ THE SEE ' 1 home nellr Rutland. his home Friday from Meige Gen- taken from Temperance League Memoriii l Day gueall of Mr. and A SaliJrftecl Cu81omer Presen t were Mr. and Mn. Clar­ sen tatives. Fellowship. The treasurer report- u ,. . eral Ho,.p·,tal. ,11n. E . H . carpenler were Mn. Is Oar Finl Cons!deraUon ence Andrews and children, Jim­ • . The conIerence cIosed _w1t h a Mrs. Robert Washington ,.-.,bo ed $1 00.60 made on the Election Cassi e i,�oreman, Middleport; lfr. • ; , . mY, Mary Alici! and Susan, and Bill dinner 8"d dance. Approx imate�y has been with her son•in-law .11nd Day dinner. Th_e class donated $200 and Mrs. Wayne Carpenter and Jacobs of Po�eroy;, Mra. Richard 400 emp_loyees . of the Pub� ic daugh ter, Mr. and M. ra. Ev8.t'ett 1 oward the bu ildmg of rest roomii : • n. Glen, Belpre; M. r. Sidney Cir• Simon and children, Roeky and H_e� lth Association ln West V1r- Davis is spending the summer with a n d storage rooms at the church. penter ,1:1 nd sons, Wellsville, and Built in Wall Styles With Unit CompleteJy •Removable Patty, Day ton ; and �\fr. and Mrs. gmi a a ttended. her daughter, Mrs. Nan Moore and W. Main St. Phone WY 2-3949 ------Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Carpen ter and Joyce children, and Hatfield From Sleeve. Birth Announced family. POMEROY, OHIO and daughter, Pomeroy. ; Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and The birth of a daughter, June 2 , Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Donovan One or the Fln..t From the Area'• Major Dealer Attend& Commencement Mrs. Clara Murray of Middle- children Jim and Judy spent \he to Mr. and Mrs . Edward Brook - and children and Raymond Cook port spen t the weekend in Point weekend in Columbus with rela_- over of Garretsville, 0., is being ol Newe l l, w. Va., spent Memorial announced here. Mr. Brookov l!r Day weekend with Walter Cook Pleasant with her son and family, lives. a former Pomeroy hasketbal! and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Phillips. .larob . snd Mrs Turner and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ch arles Murray and BRADBURY ROAD - ROUTE 1 . · son Billy and grandson Bobby coach is now principal or t he Gar- Mrs. Donovan and children reson, Kenne t h. Day ot Evflllng Middleport, Ohio WY-%-3748 Phone new The school. high LI NOLEUM RUGS mained for a week's visi t . She attended the graduation Pr iddy spent the weekend in Col- retsville . .I . Eris named been has arrival Raymond Mrs. and Mr. with umbu� c. Sunday Grande Rio at ises I Colof friend and Zeiher Frank exer 9 X 12 ,. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . $ 4.95 with the family When Kenneth Turner .. Monday morning Mr. and Elizabeth. ,. U X I2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8.95' Mr. and Mrs. Brookover have graduated com laude . with Bache- Mrs. Jacob Turner 1ert for tt va·• two JOOS, E<twardJlll,d,nav1d. 12 X 15 . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . $10.95 lor of Science In Secondary Edu- ca tion to TeqlJeH�. ....., • DiI!\,.� ,;gu� ot. Mrft.- ••.Jaw 0_ ••,c;c cation degree,. The Murrays are former Mid- Mtrrtt:!unday were Mr. and Mn. I dleport residents and Kenneth L. D . nnl!s and their guest Mra. ' · graduated from MHS. He will Neva Ward of Akron. Al.so vi.siting in the evening wi th Mrs, teach in the Pt. Pleasant Senior Mu rray were Mr. end Mrs. D ill High School th is fall. . Dow and daugh ters, Ca thy end Susie of Revenswood. Among t hose w,ho re('eived de• Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert who grees from Ohio University las t moved to Portsmou th Frida)' were Sunday when commencemen t e:ic­ here for the weekend to return ercises were held on the campus their smal l clilldren 'Mbo stayed was Mary Carolyn Miller of Mid­ with their grandmother Mrs. Lu, dleport, who received Bache l or or M I DDLEPORT, OHIO cille Mayes w hile they were mov, Science in Education and Jim Ing, to Portsmouth and also to Buell, Mason, who feceived, attend the gradua tion e,cerciscs Bachelor or Science in Industrial a t Rio Grande where Mr. Covert's Technology. daug hter, Vera Covert Vroman re- J . _ Mr. and Mrs. David M1ll� r. ceived her two year Cade t certi° parents of Mary Carolyn, -were m ficete lnq Elementary Educat ion. At}J.ens Sunday to at tend the ex­ Donald Boone Mrs. and and Rev. small daughter moved into the · ercises and _on Friday ev�ning to parsonage of the First Baptist attended s d1 nner party with Mary Church from Fredrickstown Mon- l Carolyn and her room ma tes, Dawn $ day. Rev. Boo ne has been hired Ann Anderson and Joan M aeder­ mitt an � . their paren ts. Mr. _and by t he church as t heir pastor. And We Will Lay-Away Cancer Tag Day was held Satur- Mr.s. Wilham Anderson of Si ms• day wi th $80. 00 being collected by berry, Conn., a_nd Mr. . a�d Mrs, n Blan.ke of the volun teer young people wilh Ralph Macder"'!Ltt of . Cmcmnatl. Any Number Sunday evenmg Mias Macder­ Mrs. Nan Moore as chairman of grandparen ts ol Athens, mitt!s You Wa nt. Mr. and ?tfra. Homer Rodehaven entertained with a buHe t . supper for the girls and their parenh following graduation. Key To Freedom . 0., The orga,n-piano duet, " Living For Jesus" by Mrs. C ecil Bradbury and Mrs. Gera l " Anthony opened the J une meeting · o f the B , H : San born ,u.a� · !\ary 5oc·let y Mond ay even i ng. u, .•IO The president , Mrs. W1lhs Anthony, was in charge of the meetin g and Mrs. Charles Bennett of the Love-Joy -circle presented the devotions for the evening. She used as her topic, "Spiritua l Houae-Clea ning," . . . During the business meeting I J ee� •�: _ a sa1sta":l to chutthes m the :!lecret,ry' s repol't. was &h en m�mtam1ng • m1nUlter, thelr Di� by Mrs. Gerald Ant hony and tbe trlc t Trainin & School, the Prov!trea surer's report by Mrs· Frances dence School of Miasion1 and they also a11iat in the main tenance or Burbs. A donation of � 00 iwas voled t he Home in Waahington, D. C.. to the Cancer Socieiy and a dona- w h\ch their national �on.venli_on m11monar1es mamtenance f o r tion waa also voted to the Campreturned from t he who have beU Christian Center Mn. Pau l Smart: Literat ure foreign mission field.I!. Mrs. Richchairman of the society )lk>ke ards told of the recent honorln_g brieOy or the study books and of Mre. Fred Jackson by the1r the House Part y whirh will be state convention when , her pieheld In Granville, June 16. 1 7 and ture was placed In the ir hall of 18. Members who are intereiited fame which honors members who in attending the party are asked have been outstanding in church work. to contac t Mrs. Anthony . The meeting was closed with The Love Gifts dedica tion pro- prayer by Mra. Harry Houdashelt cram was conducted by Mn. Ross after which the group were inI Pullen with Circles represented vi ted to t he basement where reby Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mrs. Er- I freshments were 11erved by Mrs. neSt H_ugheS, Mrs. B. F. Parmalee Harold Chase, Mrs. Erne&t Hugheri and Mm Freddie. Houdashel t . Mn. Pearl Hoilman, Mr11. Golyda The presiden t welcomed the Mourning, Mrs. Beulah White, visitors for the evening · who were Mrs. Jame&_ S�uders, and Mrs. members of the Missionary Society I Raymond L1e:vmg ■1 1 of the Ele_cLa of the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Circle. Mrs. Oscar Hardaway Mrs. lnin 1 -------Baumgardner and Mrs. Arnold Cheater Sunday School Richards who was also t he guest To Hold Convention speaker for the meeting. The annual Sunday Sthool �n• Mrs. Rlch.ards spoke t o the group of the Missiona ry Society ven tion of Ch ester Towru;blp will Jn their church , or their connec- � held at the House of Prayer, Chester Sunday June 12th. tion wi� their stale, na tional im d SlJnday School at 9:30 with al iO district organizatio n the for all age&. Morning worclaaaes Providence Association which is the o�dest Negro missionary or• ship tollo_winc Sunday School. Basket dinner at noon. Afterganiza tion in the United States. , She spoke of their various pro noon features will be 11peclal singing, and a talented speaker will � . bringing the me1111ge. rr;• ! - 11uci;• weapons dehvery s� �tt·m� and elimination of foreign basi·� -------Oftfici;ihused car r:eports·· prove The Lark'.has: -t<>-convince used cai'- June 7, B'utch Usie Is Joined With B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society Holds Session Monday Evening At Middleport Hall Of Fame 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., June 7 , 1960 , Secretary Anne Whealon said she WASIIINGTON UPt - Cov. N�I- ' was "not aware of the purpose" son H:ockefel l er of New York "'.'• I I of the early morning meet111g be­ break bst Wednesd-, a t the White t ween the President and Rockefcl­ House with President Eisenhower, ler. it was announced uwtay. Associate Whi te House Press U, S. ..bks Do uble ----�-- ---TITANS GET HARRIS WASHINGTON UPI - The UnitNEW YORK UPI--Marsha l l ed States, in a note to Russia, urg. Harris, a Texas Christian half ed today that efforts be "redoub. back who was drafted nint h by led'" to find a formula ror wor l d the Pi ttsburgh Steelers of th e disarmament. National Foot ba l l Le11ue, signed The no te was a forma l reply to today with t�e New York Tit111'!-s Sovie t Pre_mier Nikita S. Khru­ of the AmepCin Le,eue. Harris I. shchev's disarmamen t plan call­ stands 6-1 and wei'gbJ 190 �unds. I in,i for immediate scrapping of --_'� Not aJJ of the "hest sellers•· are sta te was payin g the full amount, found Qn the stands of the loc11l S50, and that notes had heen taken for stock and reporh'd as cash, and book stores. In tht' carefully guarded otr1l"t' the sla te had been drawn upon for Co.n cludinJ;l:, amount. archives or State Audi tor Jatnci; A the lull Rhodes is a row of ' ' best sellers·· Brough charged: "All these lhings clear l y prove which are inorc commonly referred to u the reports of his pre- that there has no t been a bona fide decessors. c-ompliance with U1e laws on one These reports not only portray hand, while on the other there the character of the stale auditors have been ext ensive frauds cpmof years gone by, but a l so servP mi tted a,pins t the s late, as we l l in a large measure to record the as the stockholders.'' Brough thereupon co�missiQDed history of the day in a language punctu8 ted with rare expression. H. A. Moore as a special agent to One of these vol urni nuoua boob. make an on t he scene probe, and. a bil me l lowed with the years, di'· after in terrogating the omcen and picts the financial difficulties and engineer of the company, B\lbmit• manipulations inC'ident to the {'011- led a M-page report to Broud, structiQn of turnpikes more than recommending tha t the sta te y,it�­ a centui-y ago. The volume. covf'r- hold lasuance of sta te drafts u9· ing the period from 1 840 to 1844, til the legisla t ure was advised qf was authored by the then st,1tc J the difficulties. In tha t report wa1 lilted Jl set auditor, John Brough, who had been authoriied by the legislature ies of in:itances where t>o,.rd �· in 184 1 to "investigate the affairs rec tors were given con tracts r and condition of turnpike c·om- one mile sections at ra tes o f panies hefore issuing fur1ht>r per rod more th.1m it they took tt e drafts." contrac t wtt bout sub$Cl'ibing to O The state, under the law, contri- share1 of •tock 1t $Dj1 per shar,e. buted to 1he support of turnpike ln one case, the eontractor-direi::­ c-onstruction th rough con tributions tor received a contract price whiqh of cash equal to the local 1tock sub · was $860 aboH the pfice whit:h scriptlon sold by the individual would have been paid for the con­ companies. 11ufficient tract work without a JiLock s4h­ Withou t funds to send examiners in to the scsipLion. This: amounted to actually I PI\Y· field, Brough resorted t o a lengthy questionnaire sen t to the 13 then Ing $4Q for 20 11heres of stO<.¥, or existent turnpike com� 1t.nie11 which I $2 per 1hare, while the state 'f.Ould do tted the sta te, be paying $1000 In caU'.I to "�tc�" , the aubacription. COmll)�ntin �•. The docume�t deal t with the on this operation ,I.he !.nvest;at.or manner of sel l ing stock, the meth- , said: od of payme,nt-('ash , notes � r la"At this rate, for viftua l· bor performed on the turnpi ke- ly and bona fide p,J,d laDt,1' by and whe ther . ilDY fH,ori\Wn �as the contractors, th1t,,, compapy practiced incident to th •w•NI Lng would draw from Ute Illa� no · Jess of contracts f.or CQJlltruc.tlo�- The th at $100,QOO, They <tl_,_ baard of answers to thia qut,l�Ol)Dall'e de- directors) appe,11' not t9 ' ,llave ,,re• lermlned whether aPN,lal' _ agen ts wded the ri1ht1 of- U1i ,a.te , 61Jt 11hould be sent lr:ito t!ie field_ to to have duwn and apo�priat,ed make more 1ntenll!IYfl Jnve11t1 ga- her fund,, with the freedij t ey pt � tion� would pluck the feather• . ·If a doAn urae 01 p 1ea 1!'Gill_ ?ne Sam • mestlc fowr .: uel H. Halji, president of the Go"It seem11, Jndeed, \hat wJth a shen, ,Wllmln1ton and Columbus little m N pralltice, :the officers o Turn�te Co., Wilmlnr;�9, for a, or the compa t1Y WOQ be able to state: tl�•ft ot "f�m � �• $1000" con•b;l.lct t,he ad � ro oU:t any qo1t to pay con!��cton and �ad wor � wbaitever. to tht.m., or ot�er ; eu while _ wJntflr la tOll)ilhg on, tndlvldual aubftcri ". to 1tQCk ; brought �h11 company qnder care• lllY, I.hey wquld, in I , make dch , ful scrutiny o� Auditor •ough. co1111.trucUon a 9'l : of ac�l Brough .«1v1sed the comp� ny rev.enue, not In the at,te, 10 th■ t the repllea to his q ueahon buL to thetntelve a·to•• · · · nalre dlscloaed that a majority or t he meinbeNI ot �L TAKIM TQ the cqmpany's Mn. Merle Da. board of dlrectorB were �ntrac tors l)ana:JvUJ.e, that contracts- had been let at was taken to tbe o�er: HoApita1 higher prices when stock wa� tak- last nlgbt by th, C •� e�ulat;ice l!n by the contractors which following a helrt " ' lttaok . at her brough t the value of the stock home. Her condition Wilti f190ttc:d down to $20 per share while the as fair lodiy. ,,:. I ] Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, $3,59 · each Only S1 .oo oown Payment cind We Will Loy-Away - J\ny Num�r Of · Blankets You Need I Sun·Praif HOUSE PIIIT THE . Garry Moore TV Show CLINTON FISHER COMPANY Sales PAINT Service Phone WY•2-245Z S. Seeond Ave, MIDDLEPORT · Pomeroy Ohio Sum m�r Outing Specials • - - · · · 2-RING INFLATABLE WADING POO L, 40"x8" · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · : $2.88 2-RING INFLATABLE WADING POO L, 60''x10" · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · :. $4,88 2-RING INFLATABLE WADING POO L, 70''x10'' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · :·: $6;88 CHILD'S LIFE VEST, 2 to 5 years · · · · · · . . · . . . . · · . . . . · . . . . . . · . . $3.88 SWIM GOGGLES with Colored Lense · · . . · · · . . · . . · · . . · · · · . . · · · · · ' •ac Picnic Jugs - Picnic Chests - Camp Coff- WaU Tlllh ' Plastic Contour Air Mattress with PUlow · · R19, $3.98 :.. Now $2;B8 4 Racquet Badminton Set · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Complete Only $7.77 Service Cente r Tire Specia ls 670x 15 BOND TIRES, 1 2 months guarantee . , · - - . . . . : · - - · 'lf.,S' 670x15 BOND NYLON TIRES, 1 8 months guarantee · · · · · · · · $i2.88' 670xl5 DllUXE NYLON TIRES, 24 months guarairtee · · · · · · $17;95' the day. Workers were Coleen Wilson, Mike Morris, Clarence Stewart. Jack Sa tterfie l d, David Thomas, Betty Jo Boyles, Herry Nicholson, cGlJffln, Carolyn Doris McHartie, ope Bishop, •Witb Recappable Casing 8<1d Plu�•F.-1,• · Tas arths Nicholson, Joan Mourning, Sara Bech tle, Darryl Stumbo, ! Maureen Darst, and Sandra Brewl ington. ___!l��""'""""""""'""'""""'�""'""'""'""'""""'""""""""�""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'�:!,e= 1 v,e Our Budget Terms! I' Fun hi whnm :,ou find it . . . and the '60 Oldamobile ii the right plaoe to l<Mllr.! nere·. aU the Bub, duh ■ud 1piri t :,oa cap im1 giIM!I • • • witla all the oornlort, ,moothnma ,nd ,tyling srace you l!lllpecl in an OW.. See your dealer tod■yt Get oat o( the ordinary • • • into an Oldll - . DO arn-a:111 )l,,"f\ vb�� · C> L D s· ''. • -------------------------------------- -- -� :�'- ' ,· , . . -��!--"!"!".._ r�-��,, '· •,,� . KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, OHlt \ -�-.....-•�,,;. . >:'� �rl{ ), • · �1 Archives Hold Best Sellers Of All In Interest To Ohioans ANNUAL JUNE GRADUATE . • Rocky To Breakf81!l With Ike, Talk ? f I . . Commen-lating Editorially ( • ,· Wtk. Out F\fr A There are ind©,li�o• that a "blitzV cam­ pai&rr may be atlempted in the closing days of this Congress to further increase the fed­ eriU . minimum wa,ge and , in addition , to ex­ �d the wage-hour, law to certain local types "-'1 l/llllab!r retailing, which havo al­ ·exempt. way!II Th� �ublic al large shou ld lully under­ stand- just what is involved here. .' . "1"h")!:. nt·atr, the' wago,.tncreases would not be limited to the lowest-paid .segment of the populatio n, Hlgh,r-pald woµld a tural l y wish lo 'retain their. 8wntlals and would demand picreascs 11ccordlngly . The \ 1,l';hole "'"le str��ure would suree u pward , once more. That h8'1 always happened in the pa.st when the minimum wage was increased, and it Inevitably would happen again. . ,A{ ,Uurt \elm n­ ...,,_,! "" . ·' "Blitz" Campaign The result would be a new wave of infla­ tion. All the contrary arguments on earth can't hide the fact that prices are tied to wages. If wages are arbitrarily forced up, prices must and will tollow. Another result would be to diminish em­ ployment opportunities for marglnal and un­ skil l ed workers. Retailing, for example , can and does provide many jobs for people in those categories - jobs that give ijlem a, cbancQ to learn skills and qualify for J>etter­ paid work. But ii wage, are forced p by fiat, retaiJers will have no choke sav ' t o li­ mit thi! kind of employment to the maximum degree. f a1· Should .Visit Ea•t WASHINGTON U PI-Secretar y of State Chris.tJa11 A. Herter told Congre�s today � believes Pri•• sldent Eis�uhower should go thru with his plans to visit Japan dl'� pi te Increasing anti-Amerka11 de­ monstraliOllJl there. Her ter Ull\i the Sena t e Foreign Relat ions Committee that ··un1lN the exJst l ng cil'c'umstances, I think remain un t he plans ou�h t to changed.' ' HJGHEST . . _ l\ESALE VALUE Plymouth - and as much a, 1/3 better. This new estimate of ·w:lue is additional assura!lCe that t)le smarr buy or the ."il'e,t Buy" as CARS magazigt J!UIS it-is,The Lark by Studebaker, Cb<;I'� these facts at your Stu�abaker.'-De_aler',, and .- � r- r I I RlPAI R Cleland's J· I Pay Only I I 1 .00 Have Them Al l Paid For By Cold Weather ! I I COTTON PLAID SH EET BLA N KET J I \ ' I II 70x80 inch '. WHITE COTl'ON I NDIAN SHEET S_ KET LAN B B LAN KET 70x84 inch SOx72 Jncb. R,ayon and nylon. Colora: red, tf'ilY, brown. JAMESON PLAID OXFORD SOLID COLOR on ly $1,19 ea• $1,99 each ' IRIS SOLID COLOR $1,99 eac h B LA N KETS · B LA NK ETS B LAN KETS 90% rayon•, 10% 72x84 -in. - 90% rayon, · 10% 72x90 in. red, toa� lur• Colors: orfon. • nylon. Colors: pink_., rt.urq_ubhe, QIIOle, 1roy, Wilb O lntti r;old, blue, ca.me! . ,blndint, 1 •ie· 7Zx90 ill'- - 90% raYon, 10% nylon vii.th 6 indb acetate bind• Inc. Colon: pink, tur:quoiH, gold, blue, camel, cherty, -----------------=--Remember, You Need '2.99 each EASY TERM�. MEDFORD SOLID COLOR 1 $3,99 eoc h Cambridge SoUd Color B LA N KETS BLAN kETS ' 72x90 d.n. - 90% rayon -: 10% orlon with 7 inch nrlon bind• ing. Colon: ,gold, cl'IDel, pink, cherry, blue, tlu!9.uoiae,. , _ 72J.90 ,�. ExtN ibeayY. 90% , Avl8co rayoo 10% acrilon w·ith 6 In. nylon\-bindi.n,g guaranteed for me of blankel Colon: gold, eamel, pink, mac, blue, tur• . quolae, . $4,99 each - · lS.99 each _lj\: For Better Summer Coo h � AI R CONDITIONERS I RecelVeS Deg ree At OU Sunday PROJtlOTION NOW GOING ONZ I FREE Ch rys Ier Aj r Temp OrO Iyn M'II er BLAN KET . LAY.AWAY SALE - - - • CAR RAOIO King Builders Supply <Zo. RAL L'S BEN . FRA NKL IN . ,..,, ..... ' For The"eml o· I MIDDLEPORT By Hatlo xn. ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAKER'S ,/W, They'll Do It i.:very Time -; ' S R rt Soc1' ety epo BAKER F U RNM'U RE ·,,...--,-•-_ ft. _•· • end in Akn,a and 1NNI MCOllpaa. ied borne b1 Elmbttb Ducnortlll. Hr. and 11n. A. H. Dunt, oe­ oomp.a.n.led by Kr. and lln. Lao Crew ot Pomeroy, wen la War­ ren tor the Commencemeat _.,-. ices In which a ,randion of Dw,t, the IOfl of Mr. ■nd. Kit. t'rank Crew, ,nduatM. Mr. and Mn. Cbul.M Duck- , worth of Rltlman were 1fflelt end 111ue,ta; of hUI pannta, Mr. and Jin. Albert Duckworth. They were ae­ comp&nied home by their. arand· daughter, Roberta Lewis, who bad 1pent i.wo weeks here. ■ Hoyt's Sohio Service II The "blitz" campaign, II successful, w o u ld prove mighty costly to this country. ■ I FIRST in QUALITY FAIREST in PRICES FASTEST in SERVICE I �P <i>lth.mus, • Around And About Middleport I ·------ • I I ,, IVM, · , ! -------·--- �pinion Resea·rch Corporation, w h ich ed on private ownership o( business. Further­ of the leading takers of publlc opinion more a large majority of employees did not • •j, otber polls, ,tales: "Companies may be grasp the meaning of such words as divl• I 60 (:ll'ou d of their rapport with work,•rs, but they dends, depletion , productivity, socialism, and 1 1 c, 1 1JQ may not have projected a favorable cor­ technology.'' rra!J> Image." H's obvious that AmerJcan enterprise has ·' 1 • This simply means that n breat many work­ a, big job o( educatio n to do righ� at home. ers just d�n·t undersh111d the principl�s And that job involve s something more than which \lilllerlle free · enterprise way of the creatio n of a • 'favorable co�poute Im­ Pt0,!luci� - and dlstrjbuti ng goods serage." It involv e s helping to create the kind , 1, wv�. �aw Yl..\rti1@1o , in covering Opln­ of knowl edge and understanding that is es­ t loa .Research Corporation ' s findings, said : "It sential to the continu ed existence tof a free ; rep'ort'ed that only one out of four workers economy in a free nation ruled by free &fld iptervieweq recently could explain the mean -. representati ve governmen t. In today 's com. Ing of caplfausm a·, an: economic sy11tem bas- plex society, knowledge is the key to freedom . ---· ..incl Joyce llam!lton, 20, b11th of -, , �lortnM _Roll , IJ.■■J,UI ·• If Poinl Jlleuanl. Acr08N Soulhw,••I SAN OJ.EGO, Calif, U�J _ The J u!"ca. Erne,t Vaughl e rs , 21 · Navy 1 O. Ul' U - · ThunLathyacaph Tr,Jt1t1, which d11r1torm1 rolled acro88 1·,x as und Wh f'c]c rsburg, O hio, and Sharon dived a r«�?d !IJ,RM l eet In the Oi:lt!toil • today, i�i •� p4rt11 of l.ynA t\arnqU, 17, Letart, Ohio. Paclfic laal Jimuar;v• will make ·- fhfl P1lth1ndl c wl lh triOre lhon Samue l Jenkins, Jr., 30, ■nd I seven more dives oft ·ou■m ., withi n' l•�h or rain. next the in 5 three JeHie 3 Wal«or, Davia The mgllt}\1. of both , Widely St·stterf'd Hhowers wurt• Nny aald Monday tht ll!!W dives forec■,t el1ewhere over mucb or Lakin, W. Va. would averaa:e about 8,�Mt" feet, or 1,•11.. re1•·n .., . WIii lam Jame1 Sheridan, Jr,, lllihtl�"' OVflt 0n19 mII�· LL 011 D lhe-,ffwnl-, ••cepl •·nn- the Gr•at ••t • p omeroy, and Rachel Marle Walah, who m1d the NCOrd dive 1 Gonhelmer, G1lllp0Us. with Swl11 1cI enti •I I•ccauea . PlC· o. J■ck Brandt, 23, CollJmbus. card, will L.a �.,.... COUNTY COU T -.......... 111 di t• vea nn ae -• . •-111• Lleen■,, " •ak·• vu . and Betty June H1r1hbar1er, 27, with Nav• Lt Lawrenc · • Sh ;.. , lephen Junior __ 11, _ n_1 ._, m '" · 29_ , P _•ln _l Pte••_ •_ --....:..:m:•::k::•::. •·:__'__ ; ;;;: � ;; -:; -:::: ;;::::;-; ;; Bil l(hc 1980-3 Lawrence (Butch) Lisle o_r Syra • By FREDDIE �OUDASHEL T c uae waa named to the ·Me1ca-G•\: l l11-Ma10n "Teenage Rall of Fame . . M�s. Li ll i an Mc ��ee and M1 S11 Saturday night by letter from Gov. Michae- l v DiS■lle •t the Tri-Coun �)'! via McMaeter vmted Su 11day ·c ty Teen an tee o 'a "Band,tand " 1, w i th Mn. l::fri !! Whi te m Langs_ record hop staged under the ala.rs 1 ,· iue. . erce i P Millard . Mrs and Mr. . at Zirk'a Dairy Rar Jn Pomeroy. the s�ent . D1x1c daug�ter, 11nd Lisle ia the son ol Mr. and Mn. weekend in Dayton. D1x1e who atCharles Litle or Syracuae. tended OU t his year came bome Thomu Quick of Columhua Margare t Roney of New Hnen last week ror the 1ummer months. spen t the week end with hi• par• Ro bert Haw'kin11, eight year old ■nd Earl McKinley of Middleport enta, Ml'. and Mn. .Jam ea Quick, defea ted five other couples In a son of Mr. and Mrs. Al ber t Haw­ at tended. the Pomeroy � .and iu urned t re wu k.ln1 conte1t home hla to roll 'n' fast-movin1 rock School Alumni Banquet where he Rutland Saturday after being a and were presen ted five doU1n. was the guest •peater. Dor Coatea won over Nick Nich- patien t at Hol�r Hospita l for a Mr, and Mn. Hermon London olson in the hula contest. Janice ruptured appendix. vi1ited with .bt. aiater and brothet­ Mr. �nd Mn. R�bert Chambers Tanneh ill won a free chicken dinin-law, Mr. and Mn. George Hood ner for being "Miss Personality" and ch i ldren, Davld and Caro l of Nitro, W. Va. of the evening, Cheryl Roberta was recenl�y of Chicago spent the week af.emorial Day week end vi1.iton "Miu Lollipop" for tti.e evening. end wi th Mr. and Mrs. 1!{�cus Mrs. R. B. Sellers were Mr. and of . � In er vmt t t Af shor many Chambers. home toot Teenagers also Mn. Lawrence Sellen, Columbua; Oklahoma . the� w ill retur� to popular hit recordings. Mr. and Kn. Lester Canon and Mlnneapollll, Mmn., for Mr. Cham aon, Neil, Detroit The Sellen al• l!ulrh Us ie pr4;9e�ted . Ma beI bers' next tour_ - Ne i mer, owner of Z irk II Dai ry Bar, ao vlatted �er parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Huber t Amick 11 _coraage tor having granted i;:r- and famil y, Charl est on, v isitl!d I IKE ARRIVF.s FOR WEST POINT REUNI ON _ President Eisenhower waves to hiJ Mra. An:ibf'Ole �gan and aona. mission to hold tbe event at er j brie!ly wit h Mr. � nd Mrs. JameB dassmates, of 1915, as he arrives (left) at Bear Mountain Jan for a class reunion. He wa, met place of business. IINT N(tif;&.■ TO D11 J Buchanan and family Saturday. I by (left) General Omar Bradley (rel) and Brid g. General Fred w. Boye, (right) of WarringPRB'J'ORIA, SoaUJ.�rica UPI-­ the those Amon a ttendmg g . _ ton, Va. Eisenhower later spoke at a dinner o f Rock.land County Republicans near West A court Jiondap .9J:nvicled Hen­ , 1 Jones Famtl.f reunion Sunday_ at Fo,ten Hold Danner Point recent attacks bY Ni kita Khrushchev as ••m-tem pered expressions-, , dri� I. Graham,. • 21:te•r -<>ld white " he answered . where . . . . . Mr. and Mn. J. E. Foster en ter- Toler, Ky., were Mrs. Ann Peters, A rig t ht , Etse�hower IS greeted at Stewart At r Force Base by Bng. General William E. �d· farmtt _ of 1-t.allr ltfatin1 hi• -40tained with I chic k.en dinner Sun- M�. and Mrs. Lowel l Beaver and er as the President gets ready to leave for �o tre Dame, South Bend_. Ind., wher� he received year--old Negro maJ( and aenU!need day at their home, East Main St., children Jyl and Jeff and Mr, and honorary degree. It was at Bear Mountain Inn where heavyweight �hamp1�n Ingemar him to die on t1ti!! i,llows. an hom,ring Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Brun- Mrs. R. L. Miller and daught�. Donna. Johansson good naturedly absorbed a foul-up in arrangements for an audience with the Presner (Helen Skinner) of Cuyahoga Pet t it Mrs. Mr. Albe�t and reident. Ingemar waited, waited, and waited , fo r his visit but it never came off as the "pubUls. Fal �elved word that th eir son, Wil.1- city man" who had supposedly arranged it co uldn't be found . Present werl! Mr. and Mrs. L. P. 1am who left last week for Air :-'--::--, -,--,-,--,,-,---,--· ---,--,----,---,--:-,Sterrett and ·son, Bill, Mr. and MrB , Force duty is now stationed at The traveling buket brought by umbu1 were Sunday gueats of his yrOCU58 Arthlll' Skinner and son, tom, Mrs. � ck lsnd Ai� F�rce Bas , _Texas. Mrs. London went to Jlila Gertrude, fath er, Henry Zei her. � Dave Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. � orge H i e _a ddress 1s Au-man � 1 lham 8. Duffy. The cla&a will sponsor a 1 Mr. �a Mrs . Morris Harden and Georand Benny Nancy, 15 4993 Skinner, bakelesa bake sale. Other money Petti t, AS 61 , Fligh t Ml, sons, Bill and Donald, Miss Dorogie , Mr. and Mre. Gene Yost and Box 1525. By Ada Sl•ck making projects were d iscuased. children, Nancy, Martha, Susan CLASS HOLDS MEETING The m.!et ing cJoted with the I.by Salser and Mrs. �orence Ha� , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spsrks of and Chuckie, and Mr. and Mrs. H�ydenvil_le visited recen tl y with '.tlrs. Herman London was hos- clau benediction. Present were den, •�nt the Memonal Day _wee Brunner. l ess to the Sunshine Makers Class Mrs. White, Mn. Robert Harden, end wi th Mr. and Mn. W i llard Miss Sy l v\a McMaster. -------Mrs. W i ll Dawson re1urned to or the Presbyterian Church when Mn. Dick Harris, �rs. Don Cottrill Kendal_l �Leota Harden) in WarPARKING her home in Co�umbu s after a two it met recent ly at her home for a Mrs. Pearl McBride, Mrs. wine- I ren, M1ch1gan._ �rs- Harden stayed Allend Health Session . t longer visi a for La.Mence Diddle and Pbone WY-z.=55 ' Two employees of the Mason m �nths visit wi th Mr. and Mra. regu l ar mee ting. Rol l call was ans- brenner, Mrs. Bartels t t Emme :\trs. and Mr. : we red with a Bible verse t he wi th the hosten. ..... "' 1,-fc,mffllf E • .._ County He.Ith depar(ment re- I W1ll Myers. and Ernest Weber a-nt .-� a weelr. •· word "•., pr 1· ng " m 1ek · 1· 1 · M rs. d 11 M W e_ G ene o an n Mrs. d 1 • r11rMNY yracuu 5 t Heal h � Public t cently at ended a Picnic At Rutland Mr. and Mrs. Jack Branch and · Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Flatfield Auocia tion confennce in Blue• lam J!y of Pt . P leasant v1at ted Winebren ner, president , presided , Mrs. London presented the � e- Eddie and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and ar h t wi Mrs E and r. Sunday dg . l\f C were hosts to 8 group of relatives field, W. Va. Bonnie Mc oy, sen- Wolfe, vohons Mrs Bob Wh ite Gave . 1 5 , M agi ll and children of Columbua I I ig ..ft Sunday for a picnic dinner at their !or clerk, and Robert Boyd, CounJames Hawley was re1 urned to _ Reasons Why f Refuse to Dr m k, j v isited with Mu . Mattie Springer. 1 .. h e repre. l were ian t sani ty _ THE SEE ' 1 home nellr Rutland. his home Friday from Meige Gen- taken from Temperance League Memoriii l Day gueall of Mr. and A SaliJrftecl Cu81omer Presen t were Mr. and Mn. Clar­ sen tatives. Fellowship. The treasurer report- u ,. . eral Ho,.p·,tal. ,11n. E . H . carpenler were Mn. Is Oar Finl Cons!deraUon ence Andrews and children, Jim­ • . The conIerence cIosed _w1t h a Mrs. Robert Washington ,.-.,bo ed $1 00.60 made on the Election Cassi e i,�oreman, Middleport; lfr. • ; , . mY, Mary Alici! and Susan, and Bill dinner 8"d dance. Approx imate�y has been with her son•in-law .11nd Day dinner. Th_e class donated $200 and Mrs. Wayne Carpenter and Jacobs of Po�eroy;, Mra. Richard 400 emp_loyees . of the Pub� ic daugh ter, Mr. and M. ra. Ev8.t'ett 1 oward the bu ildmg of rest roomii : • n. Glen, Belpre; M. r. Sidney Cir• Simon and children, Roeky and H_e� lth Association ln West V1r- Davis is spending the summer with a n d storage rooms at the church. penter ,1:1 nd sons, Wellsville, and Built in Wall Styles With Unit CompleteJy •Removable Patty, Day ton ; and �\fr. and Mrs. gmi a a ttended. her daughter, Mrs. Nan Moore and W. Main St. Phone WY 2-3949 ------Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Carpen ter and Joyce children, and Hatfield From Sleeve. Birth Announced family. POMEROY, OHIO and daughter, Pomeroy. ; Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and The birth of a daughter, June 2 , Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Donovan One or the Fln..t From the Area'• Major Dealer Attend& Commencement Mrs. Clara Murray of Middle- children Jim and Judy spent \he to Mr. and Mrs . Edward Brook - and children and Raymond Cook port spen t the weekend in Point weekend in Columbus with rela_- over of Garretsville, 0., is being ol Newe l l, w. Va., spent Memorial announced here. Mr. Brookov l!r Day weekend with Walter Cook Pleasant with her son and family, lives. a former Pomeroy hasketbal! and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Phillips. .larob . snd Mrs Turner and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ch arles Murray and BRADBURY ROAD - ROUTE 1 . · son Billy and grandson Bobby coach is now principal or t he Gar- Mrs. Donovan and children reson, Kenne t h. Day ot Evflllng Middleport, Ohio WY-%-3748 Phone new The school. high LI NOLEUM RUGS mained for a week's visi t . She attended the graduation Pr iddy spent the weekend in Col- retsville . .I . Eris named been has arrival Raymond Mrs. and Mr. with umbu� c. Sunday Grande Rio at ises I Colof friend and Zeiher Frank exer 9 X 12 ,. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . $ 4.95 with the family When Kenneth Turner .. Monday morning Mr. and Elizabeth. ,. U X I2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8.95' Mr. and Mrs. Brookover have graduated com laude . with Bache- Mrs. Jacob Turner 1ert for tt va·• two JOOS, E<twardJlll,d,nav1d. 12 X 15 . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . $10.95 lor of Science In Secondary Edu- ca tion to TeqlJeH�. ....., • DiI!\,.� ,;gu� ot. Mrft.- ••.Jaw 0_ ••,c;c cation degree,. The Murrays are former Mid- Mtrrtt:!unday were Mr. and Mn. I dleport residents and Kenneth L. D . nnl!s and their guest Mra. ' · graduated from MHS. He will Neva Ward of Akron. Al.so vi.siting in the evening wi th Mrs, teach in the Pt. Pleasant Senior Mu rray were Mr. end Mrs. D ill High School th is fall. . Dow and daugh ters, Ca thy end Susie of Revenswood. Among t hose w,ho re('eived de• Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert who grees from Ohio University las t moved to Portsmou th Frida)' were Sunday when commencemen t e:ic­ here for the weekend to return ercises were held on the campus their smal l clilldren 'Mbo stayed was Mary Carolyn Miller of Mid­ with their grandmother Mrs. Lu, dleport, who received Bache l or or M I DDLEPORT, OHIO cille Mayes w hile they were mov, Science in Education and Jim Ing, to Portsmouth and also to Buell, Mason, who feceived, attend the gradua tion e,cerciscs Bachelor or Science in Industrial a t Rio Grande where Mr. Covert's Technology. daug hter, Vera Covert Vroman re- J . _ Mr. and Mrs. David M1ll� r. ceived her two year Cade t certi° parents of Mary Carolyn, -were m ficete lnq Elementary Educat ion. At}J.ens Sunday to at tend the ex­ Donald Boone Mrs. and and Rev. small daughter moved into the · ercises and _on Friday ev�ning to parsonage of the First Baptist attended s d1 nner party with Mary Church from Fredrickstown Mon- l Carolyn and her room ma tes, Dawn $ day. Rev. Boo ne has been hired Ann Anderson and Joan M aeder­ mitt an � . their paren ts. Mr. _and by t he church as t heir pastor. And We Will Lay-Away Cancer Tag Day was held Satur- Mr.s. Wilham Anderson of Si ms• day wi th $80. 00 being collected by berry, Conn., a_nd Mr. . a�d Mrs, n Blan.ke of the volun teer young people wilh Ralph Macder"'!Ltt of . Cmcmnatl. Any Number Sunday evenmg Mias Macder­ Mrs. Nan Moore as chairman of grandparen ts ol Athens, mitt!s You Wa nt. Mr. and ?tfra. Homer Rodehaven entertained with a buHe t . supper for the girls and their parenh following graduation. Key To Freedom . 0., The orga,n-piano duet, " Living For Jesus" by Mrs. C ecil Bradbury and Mrs. Gera l " Anthony opened the J une meeting · o f the B , H : San born ,u.a� · !\ary 5oc·let y Mond ay even i ng. u, .•IO The president , Mrs. W1lhs Anthony, was in charge of the meetin g and Mrs. Charles Bennett of the Love-Joy -circle presented the devotions for the evening. She used as her topic, "Spiritua l Houae-Clea ning," . . . During the business meeting I J ee� •�: _ a sa1sta":l to chutthes m the :!lecret,ry' s repol't. was &h en m�mtam1ng • m1nUlter, thelr Di� by Mrs. Gerald Ant hony and tbe trlc t Trainin & School, the Prov!trea surer's report by Mrs· Frances dence School of Miasion1 and they also a11iat in the main tenance or Burbs. A donation of � 00 iwas voled t he Home in Waahington, D. C.. to the Cancer Socieiy and a dona- w h\ch their national �on.venli_on m11monar1es mamtenance f o r tion waa also voted to the Campreturned from t he who have beU Christian Center Mn. Pau l Smart: Literat ure foreign mission field.I!. Mrs. Richchairman of the society )lk>ke ards told of the recent honorln_g brieOy or the study books and of Mre. Fred Jackson by the1r the House Part y whirh will be state convention when , her pieheld In Granville, June 16. 1 7 and ture was placed In the ir hall of 18. Members who are intereiited fame which honors members who in attending the party are asked have been outstanding in church work. to contac t Mrs. Anthony . The meeting was closed with The Love Gifts dedica tion pro- prayer by Mra. Harry Houdashelt cram was conducted by Mn. Ross after which the group were inI Pullen with Circles represented vi ted to t he basement where reby Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mrs. Er- I freshments were 11erved by Mrs. neSt H_ugheS, Mrs. B. F. Parmalee Harold Chase, Mrs. Erne&t Hugheri and Mm Freddie. Houdashel t . Mn. Pearl Hoilman, Mr11. Golyda The presiden t welcomed the Mourning, Mrs. Beulah White, visitors for the evening · who were Mrs. Jame&_ S�uders, and Mrs. members of the Missionary Society I Raymond L1e:vmg ■1 1 of the Ele_cLa of the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Circle. Mrs. Oscar Hardaway Mrs. lnin 1 -------Baumgardner and Mrs. Arnold Cheater Sunday School Richards who was also t he guest To Hold Convention speaker for the meeting. The annual Sunday Sthool �n• Mrs. Rlch.ards spoke t o the group of the Missiona ry Society ven tion of Ch ester Towru;blp will Jn their church , or their connec- � held at the House of Prayer, Chester Sunday June 12th. tion wi� their stale, na tional im d SlJnday School at 9:30 with al iO district organizatio n the for all age&. Morning worclaaaes Providence Association which is the o�dest Negro missionary or• ship tollo_winc Sunday School. Basket dinner at noon. Afterganiza tion in the United States. , She spoke of their various pro noon features will be 11peclal singing, and a talented speaker will � . bringing the me1111ge. rr;• ! - 11uci;• weapons dehvery s� �tt·m� and elimination of foreign basi·� -------Oftfici;ihused car r:eports·· prove The Lark'.has: -t<>-convince used cai'- June 7, B'utch Usie Is Joined With B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society Holds Session Monday Evening At Middleport Hall Of Fame 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., June 7 , 1960 , Secretary Anne Whealon said she WASIIINGTON UPt - Cov. N�I- ' was "not aware of the purpose" son H:ockefel l er of New York "'.'• I I of the early morning meet111g be­ break bst Wednesd-, a t the White t ween the President and Rockefcl­ House with President Eisenhower, ler. it was announced uwtay. Associate Whi te House Press U, S. ..bks Do uble ----�-- ---TITANS GET HARRIS WASHINGTON UPI - The UnitNEW YORK UPI--Marsha l l ed States, in a note to Russia, urg. Harris, a Texas Christian half ed today that efforts be "redoub. back who was drafted nint h by led'" to find a formula ror wor l d the Pi ttsburgh Steelers of th e disarmament. National Foot ba l l Le11ue, signed The no te was a forma l reply to today with t�e New York Tit111'!-s Sovie t Pre_mier Nikita S. Khru­ of the AmepCin Le,eue. Harris I. shchev's disarmamen t plan call­ stands 6-1 and wei'gbJ 190 �unds. I in,i for immediate scrapping of --_'� Not aJJ of the "hest sellers•· are sta te was payin g the full amount, found Qn the stands of the loc11l S50, and that notes had heen taken for stock and reporh'd as cash, and book stores. In tht' carefully guarded otr1l"t' the sla te had been drawn upon for Co.n cludinJ;l:, amount. archives or State Audi tor Jatnci; A the lull Rhodes is a row of ' ' best sellers·· Brough charged: "All these lhings clear l y prove which are inorc commonly referred to u the reports of his pre- that there has no t been a bona fide decessors. c-ompliance with U1e laws on one These reports not only portray hand, while on the other there the character of the stale auditors have been ext ensive frauds cpmof years gone by, but a l so servP mi tted a,pins t the s late, as we l l in a large measure to record the as the stockholders.'' Brough thereupon co�missiQDed history of the day in a language punctu8 ted with rare expression. H. A. Moore as a special agent to One of these vol urni nuoua boob. make an on t he scene probe, and. a bil me l lowed with the years, di'· after in terrogating the omcen and picts the financial difficulties and engineer of the company, B\lbmit• manipulations inC'ident to the {'011- led a M-page report to Broud, structiQn of turnpikes more than recommending tha t the sta te y,it�­ a centui-y ago. The volume. covf'r- hold lasuance of sta te drafts u9· ing the period from 1 840 to 1844, til the legisla t ure was advised qf was authored by the then st,1tc J the difficulties. In tha t report wa1 lilted Jl set auditor, John Brough, who had been authoriied by the legislature ies of in:itances where t>o,.rd �· in 184 1 to "investigate the affairs rec tors were given con tracts r and condition of turnpike c·om- one mile sections at ra tes o f panies hefore issuing fur1ht>r per rod more th.1m it they took tt e drafts." contrac t wtt bout sub$Cl'ibing to O The state, under the law, contri- share1 of •tock 1t $Dj1 per shar,e. buted to 1he support of turnpike ln one case, the eontractor-direi::­ c-onstruction th rough con tributions tor received a contract price whiqh of cash equal to the local 1tock sub · was $860 aboH the pfice whit:h scriptlon sold by the individual would have been paid for the con­ companies. 11ufficient tract work without a JiLock s4h­ Withou t funds to send examiners in to the scsipLion. This: amounted to actually I PI\Y· field, Brough resorted t o a lengthy questionnaire sen t to the 13 then Ing $4Q for 20 11heres of stO<.¥, or existent turnpike com� 1t.nie11 which I $2 per 1hare, while the state 'f.Ould do tted the sta te, be paying $1000 In caU'.I to "�tc�" , the aubacription. COmll)�ntin �•. The docume�t deal t with the on this operation ,I.he !.nvest;at.or manner of sel l ing stock, the meth- , said: od of payme,nt-('ash , notes � r la"At this rate, for viftua l· bor performed on the turnpi ke- ly and bona fide p,J,d laDt,1' by and whe ther . ilDY fH,ori\Wn �as the contractors, th1t,,, compapy practiced incident to th •w•NI Lng would draw from Ute Illa� no · Jess of contracts f.or CQJlltruc.tlo�- The th at $100,QOO, They <tl_,_ baard of answers to thia qut,l�Ol)Dall'e de- directors) appe,11' not t9 ' ,llave ,,re• lermlned whether aPN,lal' _ agen ts wded the ri1ht1 of- U1i ,a.te , 61Jt 11hould be sent lr:ito t!ie field_ to to have duwn and apo�priat,ed make more 1ntenll!IYfl Jnve11t1 ga- her fund,, with the freedij t ey pt � tion� would pluck the feather• . ·If a doAn urae 01 p 1ea 1!'Gill_ ?ne Sam • mestlc fowr .: uel H. Halji, president of the Go"It seem11, Jndeed, \hat wJth a shen, ,Wllmln1ton and Columbus little m N pralltice, :the officers o Turn�te Co., Wilmlnr;�9, for a, or the compa t1Y WOQ be able to state: tl�•ft ot "f�m � �• $1000" con•b;l.lct t,he ad � ro oU:t any qo1t to pay con!��cton and �ad wor � wbaitever. to tht.m., or ot�er ; eu while _ wJntflr la tOll)ilhg on, tndlvldual aubftcri ". to 1tQCk ; brought �h11 company qnder care• lllY, I.hey wquld, in I , make dch , ful scrutiny o� Auditor •ough. co1111.trucUon a 9'l : of ac�l Brough .«1v1sed the comp� ny rev.enue, not In the at,te, 10 th■ t the repllea to his q ueahon buL to thetntelve a·to•• · · · nalre dlscloaed that a majority or t he meinbeNI ot �L TAKIM TQ the cqmpany's Mn. Merle Da. board of dlrectorB were �ntrac tors l)ana:JvUJ.e, that contracts- had been let at was taken to tbe o�er: HoApita1 higher prices when stock wa� tak- last nlgbt by th, C •� e�ulat;ice l!n by the contractors which following a helrt " ' lttaok . at her brough t the value of the stock home. Her condition Wilti f190ttc:d down to $20 per share while the as fair lodiy. ,,:. I ] Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, $3,59 · each Only S1 .oo oown Payment cind We Will Loy-Away - J\ny Num�r Of · Blankets You Need I Sun·Praif HOUSE PIIIT THE . Garry Moore TV Show CLINTON FISHER COMPANY Sales PAINT Service Phone WY•2-245Z S. Seeond Ave, MIDDLEPORT · Pomeroy Ohio Sum m�r Outing Specials • - - · · · 2-RING INFLATABLE WADING POO L, 40"x8" · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · : $2.88 2-RING INFLATABLE WADING POO L, 60''x10" · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · :. $4,88 2-RING INFLATABLE WADING POO L, 70''x10'' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · :·: $6;88 CHILD'S LIFE VEST, 2 to 5 years · · · · · · . . · . . . . · · . . . . · . . . . . . · . . $3.88 SWIM GOGGLES with Colored Lense · · . . · · · . . · . . · · . . · · · · . . · · · · · ' •ac Picnic Jugs - Picnic Chests - Camp Coff- WaU Tlllh ' Plastic Contour Air Mattress with PUlow · · R19, $3.98 :.. Now $2;B8 4 Racquet Badminton Set · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Complete Only $7.77 Service Cente r Tire Specia ls 670x 15 BOND TIRES, 1 2 months guarantee . , · - - . . . . : · - - · 'lf.,S' 670x15 BOND NYLON TIRES, 1 8 months guarantee · · · · · · · · $i2.88' 670xl5 DllUXE NYLON TIRES, 24 months guarairtee · · · · · · $17;95' the day. Workers were Coleen Wilson, Mike Morris, Clarence Stewart. Jack Sa tterfie l d, David Thomas, Betty Jo Boyles, Herry Nicholson, cGlJffln, Carolyn Doris McHartie, ope Bishop, •Witb Recappable Casing 8<1d Plu�•F.-1,• · Tas arths Nicholson, Joan Mourning, Sara Bech tle, Darryl Stumbo, ! Maureen Darst, and Sandra Brewl ington. ___!l��""'""""""""'""'""""'�""'""'""'""'""""'""""""""�""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'�:!,e= 1 v,e Our Budget Terms! I' Fun hi whnm :,ou find it . . . and the '60 Oldamobile ii the right plaoe to l<Mllr.! nere·. aU the Bub, duh ■ud 1piri t :,oa cap im1 giIM!I • • • witla all the oornlort, ,moothnma ,nd ,tyling srace you l!lllpecl in an OW.. See your dealer tod■yt Get oat o( the ordinary • • • into an Oldll - . DO arn-a:111 )l,,"f\ vb�� · C> L D s· ''. • -------------------------------------- -- -� :�'- ' ,· , . . -��!--"!"!".._ r�-��,, '· •,,� . KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, OHlt \ -�-.....-•�,,;. . >:'� �' j :l.Jtlle Leag uers Open . Seaso n 4-Dailf ONE MORE TRY • Flock Of Homers Feature Dodgers' ---- -STANDINGS ' : • Opening Game In Quest For Title I ., T.....,. ··1 u,,;tecl ..... ,-.....,.... , • ... Lou;. 5 ...., ...lph;, 2, nlohl , Plt,h,.. AMI RICAN Llt,GUI .. -Law I-I Chk. P w L Pct. GB ' vs �= :•1 29 17 .830 Baltimore c:tne'-"ati .. s.n Fnncisco .585 2 ¼ •ieht HHII: 4-t w ..o...iu 3-2 Clel'tland :.: . 'lreigs County Little League play (Pomeroy, SyracllSe aod J\aclne) 9pened last evenin� with the Y1nkees go.in,: 8-6 over Dod ms O:ae Redlegs, the Pirates winning 10-6 over the Syracuse Gi16-6 over the Syracuse Indians, ants, the Pomeroy Pomeroy Jets 25-8, and the Pom- Chicaio ' the Racine C:ylli over New �ork Mn,..•••• I F' h c - - · - - · - - - - ■- Loo Ano<les _.,th..__ ■ II °'"""' ■ ot NEW YOa.K. \JPI-Tbe ettlrY @f "fW;tb Md, Nii! in n ext Satu.rday'a Belmont itak.ea, rliiin& lbe prospective f ie ld to eight. could ad:e th.e third lei of the Tripl e C'°wo. cla.uu:I tht richest in tbe twtory ol tb tace. · .... eli U .n ' b t co ,post.ward in t he �•d ri,W!ing oJ Ulf' Bel"'°•� t•e trou will be $m2,l.,W '"!l>UOiag fast year's hi&h sross of Sl�.500<;111J. ll'f'I' F. Guueoheim of !he Coin 'l!Oy �...... p,.i •P tb• 1upplemeotary aomiutlen fee for Tooth and Nau· a few holll'I a.Uer the t.h.ree-y1ar-old cajt turned in aD ei.lht-lenrth vie• Loey Monday in th e New RocheJle P.l.U'le at Belmgnt Park. In sooting his fourth succeiSlve triuinph of the season, Tooth and NllU w411 clocked in 1 :42 3-!i for the mlle and o.ne--sixteenth event. 512 5¼ 3 -.36S INtht-lwM ♦2 ,.... llildrtt 4-4 2 1 .-188 20 etroit I¼ ,hll..l11W. at St. Louis n lfht . D 1 It 26 . 4:22: 9 '11 --Rot.m 1-7 " MHl•r 2-0 Ka� DlY ' .._.•• W utli nglon . . 18 25 . -tl9 91k WNIINda:t • loston · · 1� 216 .366 I I In at CIika.. �y-'s NUlh lllhilact.lpll� at St. Louts, night . Chic_. $ Neiw Y on': 2, ni ght MilwaiA.N at L• ...,...ff, nltlt. t ClnclllJlliltl .. ha fNNiKo h.ffilMN ,6 _,.........,. �• n'th,t T...y 1 P--•Wtt Pitchers MIMOI: L IIAelJI ..SUL TS y C..._. at INT IIMATtoNAL LIAGUE Y...t.:-W nn M " e..tea lid11nond 4 RochNhr I, 1 st at ..tt"-r• n iaht- ltt.d'".fflt!nd • bc:MI..,_ I, 2nd I l . lutt.le 6 Columlwt I, 2nd ....I 2-3 fl W I M n11 2-2 Ka,.._ (lty ft Waahinaton Only --•" achNw._. RllJtt-HHNrt 1-4 " ..uc:ull 5-4. AIHRIC AN AISOCtATION C tewlMMI at lottoA 111thtSt. P..-1 2 lncllMH1poU1 1 Grant S-1 v• Caaal• 2-4 MlnnHpcall, 9 Louis v ille 2 W1dnffd•y'1 G•rnn. Kan111 City •t Washington, ntlht Hovston 7 Charlttton 4 De:Hu-Ft. Worth i 4 .,...,,.,. I D.trolt • • 81ltimore, n'iaht P•C IPIC COAST LIA.GUI Chluao 1t New York, �itht S,ok•ne 4 $.an Dla:eo, I Clewtland at lo1ton, night Vancouver J !iKramento 0 NATIONAL LEAGUI c W L P t. GB Only oeme• ,chodl,IO<I SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Pit tsburgh . . 29 16 1W4 8irmlngham 6 Mobil• O San Frn n dsro 29 l B .617 l . 21 17 .�53 4 ½ Atlanta 7 Ch•tt•noot• 2 Milwau ke(' 23 24 .489 7 Nashville 1 Mamph ls O Cincinnati 22 24 .478 7 ½ Shrev�rt 7 Llttl• Roc:k 4 St. Louis EASTERN LEAGUE 21 2fl ."57 8½ Los Angeles 17 23 .42� 9½ Wllllam1port 3 L•ncalfer O Chicago lingh,mh>n , Rt11dln9 2 16 31 .340 14 Philadelphia Sprlngfield :z Allentown 2 M1;.nday', Re1ulh ------------ --Bennie GorOOn of New York in 111 .,rao1ng ,., "" I"'! ter the main evenl at St. Nicholas Are n . r ,_______ 22 21 · eroy Ti �• Wtfrig the Racine Bra Yes 12-li. 6! home runs featured for 3 and Dennis Evam a:ot a A 1er aontest · as M.uager S-run a.omer in tb-1 1b.Ua. Jarry the & I 8o 1loberta ' bOf1, again look OwtDI of Syracuse fanned 1 , lhey' re loaded to contend walbd ,'f . li Ye9�• .8Nltp f9r t.ht Yanb 'ltl/ the title. 4 Araetd 'tti,led and elneled Sa• and mler E !&aer, Jeff Gibb•. lfmpson lcnocked,_ honsen with j Ed Stirk bi,cl two d011� T. I bb1' and Simp,oli1 l)eing or Harril tripled ud dcJqb}ed and Ii• bue• lo•ded nriety. ror the Lero1 lldlwny tia,ltd ttrice to °t}dians, Jewell h.onaered and 1ln- lead tbt bl�. Werr, � the Redlep tlls,led 1� l!lailtd. Pha••ed and Carson CiO'w trilllf'd. �" Cardi-Jell: Jackie BosUc of the lin ball - tbli..... 1H Katkewt 1 di got a two-run homer with trlpleil ncer, Diddle at1d McCUntock 'ft&tn-Bra vet: For the Tilers ch rollectinC lhret safeties. uelr: larteJ, w.. S for 3, Gil• Ch the Jels Jtwisher homered and more had 2 for 3 lncludini a ba!r led and ' Wolfe tripled triple and Bill kadford , loaded es �, n lf uut a n the u ay i te -Gi t 4 For the lolen Ross ! fw2 _ wep . 1 Its wen! :t. ).:11'" 5 at llle plate fo r ft ind Rou1h. doubled. I Cilo JOl?iM Ul a t wo-run wu I Yankees . . . . . . . . 3JO 020--8 9 I r In the foutt• inaing. For . . . . . . . . . 202 200-6 6 6 iantl Gtorgt Donovan was 2 lledltll G. 1/0n l,, l'la<�ely (WP ) 3. and 1 ;;.;·-, .-;;;;;;;;i;;;:=:;;::;;;=;:;;..;T. 'Ha,rli. Phelan (LP) Werry 5 � and VanM.tttr. Pinte1 , , . . . . . . OlJ %83-·I O 9 2 Gianb . . . . . . . . . 010 !OS- 6 B 6 Cilo and Menehini. Owens and CundlH. Syneu141 '-lfldl1n, 200 013- 6 6 3 Dodier, . . . . . . 103 S9x- 16 I I 2 Jewell (LP), J. Crow fl and B. Cw,dlfl. Gibb■ and Diehl. ard• . . . . . . . I ... �• = �2• , 16 2 103 D40- 8 & l t d Woods ( P Su j!ery L � : � :::: ��:.: ;�; Sendra Dee - John Saxon N F.W YORK UPI-Tomm y PaTlgtTa . . . . . . . 30f cmo.--12 13 1 Rex HarNon - Kay Ke ndall e co, a 1 9-ye•ar•old Puerto Ric•n h c Bnvea . . . . . . , 1 34 00 1- 9 IO 2 "THE RELUCTANT DEB" ,who found hi• 13th llghtwei�ht ) " n Moore, Nap r 3 ( WP a d I (Ttclm lcolor 6: Scope) unluckiest, -underthe fi11ht ) (t pro l RA> rl,: P uah, C eland 4 W ht. early today in surgery Alao c.rtooa br:iin weni ind Wickllne. an effort lo save hia life froni the 1he beatini he took in NOW AT ITATI YMIATI. JOHANNIIIURG, South Afrlui e Uecls or ay niab t . Mond ring the PT. PLIAU.NT U ftl-C il'I f8eM} Olaon 1 7,¼ did not re ga!n c9neco Pac h ll� PortlilNI, ON., outpo lntld Mi ' 'SOLOMAN AND SHEBA" g h11 10th followln ss aclousne f Sout 0 75,. ici t. . H 1 A ol 1 h r , ""'""' """ '"' th e hands of at "" �""""��:'...':"'�:..'. """" nockout rounililk I � I ' �ri U I 9.:i,���,�:��?. l ",000 !'!- BIG Gt,TOR TOLL TALl.,A,llASEE, Fla. UPI -The Flodda Gam e and Fish Commis• &l .. reporte4 Mollday orofe,sional hunten kil!e4 18,735 alliptors dminf the 195!). 1116() gator hunting I season. • FIGHT RESULTS N IW ORL IANS, La. U_.1Frtddi• Llttle, 1 55, ....,wt, L•-• outpo inted Ch•I I• C ott.n, 1 52 , Toi_., Ohio, 1 0, SyraCU8e Wiue Over T&T By S-4 �ore Roger Winebremer'■ triple with \wo on was the blf hit in lh4! big Ii-run and �Z 1lxtb innina: o( Syr1cuae'1 15,.4 victOl'J over BuckJ Bw ol !he TloT l<lftball te1m !Ml night In LIie Indurtrl1I sult b!IJJ lelrfl:•t at Kyter. FOJ' the T6T dub, W. SJDith was 2 tor (. Syraculf: . . , . . . 000 � ()....!5 � 6 T&:T . . . . . . . . . . QOO 103 0-4 6 0 Cundl.U and Wilson. Bass ,nd Gle,.so. , ,;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;,;;;;;;;;;;;_., I' . fll"IIII' CIIDlll t_ H '1"'-1'1', � I'.� !'aper Pla!e, lfr _pkg. P•..,.. '"" Pkg, 1 · · · · 1n. � Th....., llta • • $1,18 •P ......... AllfffC ,-.._.,� Mlfl� • • Oaplplete With '1olb. Ptate1, QJINI t e ball game last night in league play with a H-4 victory over the Yllnkee s and the Indians outlasted the surprising Red Sox, 21-20 in fiv e lnnln1s. e SAN fRANCISCO UPI - Don't lie too ,urprised if some ne w laces MOW up in the Cindnnall "Reda 11n ln th • or �en l � �:�, �•be ;�� a iln't satidied with the way the c�b has •been playH'lg and has in• dtcate d he might make some de.ala. Tbe Popular front office boss accompanieQ the team here wher9 I.bey open a three•g'ame scrieti with the San Francisco Giants tonl&l\l. It will be the firsl a:ame in 1 ,Ix-contest western swln�. lled �nager Fred Hutehinson �•med Jay Hook, a rightbander, tQ ov,pose the Giants' ace lefty, Johnnf Antonelli, in tonight's garoe. ... ■ 'Pc' $6.ft5 DUTTO- H 'S D FUJ Sto· te FREE: ARKING • •ID." � 14ill u� l,T Hook is H on the year and Antonelli is 3-2, far below his pace whe n be compiled a spark• ling 19-10 mark a year ago. Paul, during the weekend serJes with Milwauk� which con• eluded Sunday, huddled with the Braves front office brass-name, ly Gener�l Manager John Mc Hale and fol'tner Red Manaoer Birdie Tebbett!J, now a Milwa'"u kee vice president. TWO CHANGES The three did not appear to be close . to reaching an a'greement Qf any sort but the fact that PauJ was talking shop menns some• ,- ,,,. ,, II I, · :1 ) I SAVE 1 0% DISCOUNT as MEMPHIS, Tenn. UPI-Tommy Bolt, prepping for next week's N.aUonal Open golf tournament in a playoff round, paid tribute today to Ben Hogan, whom he edged by a single stroke. ''That Hogan is tough coming dowll. the stret ch," said Bolt, who pocketed $4,3QO to $2,500 each for Hogan and Gene Li ttler. He llaed smok ing-hot long iron play to post a two-under-par 88 and fend ofl Hoean's closing rush. HQgaD missed a five.foot putt ; for � Pie on lhe l�th and finisbed, " i .69. LlttrJer, steady from �.. ee to �re&in hu.r · Putting erratfcally,� woUn"il up With a 71. NT OUTDOOR GYM SETS .,, ' . : . lake lim• lo ,emen,Lt,­ All FATHERS ■ , .• Listen To Pickens� ' • , , I I ,. ,• Radio Show On WMPO ::,i _., Tllll -'tit ' OIi - 111111 • �.fA11:1�1l'S DAY • SUNDAY JUNE 19th $7.30 We feoiure . + GlllSOII falher's pay Cards I O pen 7 A.M. to 5 :30 P.M. - Soturdays til 8' !l�- I • • ·i� �ity... as low as' per month " \ 1 . ,. \ 1, • 5ee , .,.,, wide selection now on display • Your Walgreen Agency • •• • • .. • • ' • • ll • t I I I • ·' • •• \· •,, \ /. Complete ··.• i\Home Comfort .l • • .. GIVe your famUy. tflls eyery; minute comfort-the com•. bt{led benefits of the flsht temper111ture, belan,;eC, hu­ midity, clean fllte.red air, and conti nuous air clrcul otlon . QIJletness, tool ••• • •• •• • • • • ··•· •• "· \ ' • •• •• . \ -.. ·-= ·--�---= -'°" ... ., ..... . ..... ..... .. ____ ..._ bay--.... ,.,. you drift - YGU Go Rambler. .... lHIIII H1N t11 -..it•blnn' a aiNI ,'111: ll•u ' I 41t•1.. ....... ... ... ... ...... .. .,. ... fl•• Your la,n t:,l•r Dea ler Toda y ' • .. � • Pomeror, ·•· ' Ob1o ', .... - ,. '' . ') · ,.. . 0 ' , , Of S'f.i'! �v,:.�� . GRANGI VISm Olive Gran.gt vJ.aited· Gt, Bend Grange Wedneiday evenlnc. Kath, leen Milho�n, letturer, presented the followma: prograrn: 1ans "When tbe Saint.a come Marthing In'' by Cal'Qb-n aod Lois Sis• son and Mias Wells; 'I readin& ''lt's Great,'' by .teona aisson · a�­ other readina, "SchOQ.I. Study:' by Carolyn Slsson; a quiz, "Ohio's Counties'• by JOS41f'°'hine Rilchie ." A plan.o solo "Btac:k and White R111" and a poem "The Classics" by Glenna Milhoan and several selec: lion by Jacob Weber On ttie violi11 accompanied by Mn. Milhoan on the phlno, completed the program. Others altendi.o& lhe meeting were Mr, and Murl Taylor, Ellen Wells, and Everett Sisson. · Weekend visito�• of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr w ere Mr. and Mrs. Milford Ohlinger and son Mime, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Day� and son, Gary, of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr and girls of �dlddleport, Mr. ar1d Mrs. C. E. Woode of Tupper� Pl'1ns and Mr. and Mrs. Vert ol Alfred who were afternoon visitors. Mr. 11nd""'lt:rs. J1h;k Conroy, Sue and Jacky, of Columbus came Mon­ day evening. Carl Ritchie of f'•rk1::rsbure call­ ed on his siste rs, Mem\riaJ Day. Mrs. Francis Neil o f "Florida vis­ ited with JosephJne and Norma Ritchie last weekend. Mrs. Lizzie Bld,dle return ed · home this week s:ner vl1itlng rela1 tlve.11 Jn East l;iverpool. , · , . _:_ t • I �, ... ' I t, ' ". EnJor that hapn teelillf n,,. M1' DI folks are doi111 1t quli:klr'. ··­ priYat■ly. Clll Ill "'1 SjlliDI C,Ula and relax. TlftDs to plea• ,.._ PIOTIST COURT RULING MOBILE, Ala. UPI -· The It.ale of Alabama will ask the u. s. Su, preme Court for a rehearing ol I he case in which the court ruled Alabama's offshore oil rie}lta e:1tend or.l., 3.5 statute miles inlo the Gulf of Mexico, Gov. John Patterson aaid Mvnday. The high court ruled Tuead.ay !hat a congre86ional law passed in 1"3 gave Texas and Florida rights extending 10.:. statute miles into the Gulf. but limited Alabama, u,ui,iana and Mlasl88ippi to 3.5 miles. . . ''. I We're planting -a bl/lion -dollars ' - - .: - .. , . . ..:J. I iI .. Jlt. Pomeroy ' . . ,· , }, . - -:. 'n C'-' p ·.-,,­ �· ·---- .· � I �. . .to raise_ the- record - _crop . of elec_ - tricity-·you'll ----,need I - - .Swart: . .' ,. . .', • ._/ '•' '' r­ I - '. -. . , CURRENTS " � ··' State Hospital Employes YWt Lakin H�ital., 1 \ . 'r.:t , -: . • • ' ' /·� . I ,..- ,; 1\" .,,, ' ..,::,....,. re,- • • ;:1;.•:. �- :· P ersonnel of Spencer, w. Va., State Hospital were i-ecenl guests � Dr. Mildred M . Bateman, suP,_er· mt enden t of Lakin State Hoapital. Touring the hospital and hav­ ing lunch with Dr. Bate tnan wi,re Ed tson F. Ross, laboratory and X-ray technician; Eloiae B. Smith, medical ,ecretary; lrenti LemOIJ., p,tjlieal setretary; l,)orO.thy ShQW• en, assistae supervrsor ot aida· Wilma Witte, dietician; and Btiu'. lah R. C.Ox, l"Maieal records librarian. .. .....,,, -.-. .. .. -- Fortunately favors this • I ', BI LLS PAI D . . . Ho1, ....,.,,- Ohio's . . climate l ' po,:ne, ,,,, r;op/ed efectrfcallf Yp P! ppt 1· 1 . . ' •• 'l t I ,J �!':f;:! •• I e•�•-•W A�D '\ Now Bobo.' ___ ____ _______ ti•• ,- I ll:CTII IQ co. · th, l!IL •ou™•""' ...... •L■CTIIII. �NIH .' '°' • , CONbil'IONING - .. . ' t al I HARDY l•od f eet.) • e l urned low d D • Momo, low : t ar _ e u ity, lbe site � � tional Square Dance Convu.tion on June 9-- I D- l l , l i60, Many trail dances are acheduled along all main u , s, highway• where local dance clubs play hoil to trnellna: danctn e aroute to the convtmtion . Thi• will bf; 0 r fifth attend.an.ct lo 8 Nation� Conv ntion and arter Nth ont we e alway1 1ay '"how can llllla e ver he topped ?" And yet ll ia. Results ol two Jean' ...,., by � conuniuee, and twia u l'lafl)' •u&commit teet is plailllY visa bl e to those attending. It it one b'WI, unde-rlaking and these 1Quare d�n• cers do it gladly juat tor the love of t hf' activity and a chance to promote it. See you la ter with all the Na• tional Convention news. I t dltiOnh:la �!fir' �-• l!I.JP,'flJ'� . AIR . Hu�chinson'a realOP. for gett\na: Post is to put him , ln rjght field and return Jerry Lynch to the bench where he wlU aot aa the No. 1 pinch hitter, 1 ri>le in whith he hil a sparkling , be.388 last year. Paul, who ha en trying to ile. bin, ,tatf for }>ul to&elher a per .-. J eers, is also lnt efle(I in acqu � to lnaerl into _th� Cincl�t',1tl lineup. Cut By JO thl.11 UJ tuel( wall be a chore a-: / Convention cheera have edioed rno,t clubs know that lll It wov lrl (hroue.hout tbe Sheraton-cl eveland take to bulld l�e Reda lnto a red Hot.cl l� Cleveland durina May 13bot J)l'nnaot contender would be 15 for 1t was the alte or the Secon e ste ul� pltc �er who could go ond.. Annual Buckeye State Square out and win 20 iam es. Uance Convention. Square dlloce bouQuets should be H"'-chiJlS,O,n llhook tile club �p In the d.irtction of 11\1 toned Mil• o t s■ q 1. aiteli � Satutcby'1 waukee �huul c!Qled doqn. One t,!ea1er Cleveland Federation . of playel' MW, that the fiery manai• S 1u are Dance l1ubl sponsor1111 er adminlatere d a 10 • minute and hosting thls gigantic affair. what be ca,led Those a ttending will long remem• tob(11e tashia1 �er tblt8e three days or excltin.. mental erron. Hu� ffPQIU!dlJ threa t• informative and entertaining pre,. DJ. enecl beavY floes U: th_e mental arammi -of.town 01;1 t clan� were housed oct,h., fleld _ eoo. U iuie to 1.,,.. in . e g• � tti e hotel and the five hotel ballr one t r . cur CMN IIOU ct laid hat u1ar missed 91' L111ored :.> 1i1nah1 rooms "'.ere jumplne with activity from the belMh durklt tN month f'rom Friday even!n1 lhrou.v;h Sunday afternoon with sqllare and of May. round dancing and wort.hops. ------A bevy of top Ohio callers and round dance instrudors put the s Camnaitrn dancer& tb�h t.hc pace, with Is 1LI\IV� --= L•n � 0 state boundam1s stretched a littl e �-- '!�.8 JOKA . JJBG, South Mrica to include a (ew top callen lron:i UPI-The flstie coo,,t,act of Carl adjoining states. The only disappointe d dancers I• (Bobo) Ol1on t� pn a mON Sfitt'· i.:)U.S as� toil.IT:' a resuli ot the 1tate were those who failed to hi• �ldor,- •l'fl' lb J:M,lt. tbe re&isle r early. A month before SOutll Africu: lie.h beavfweight ; convention time all Ohio callers re • 1 ceived notices with the informa• champion. Bobo, 1ll'ltole riD.C fodlULH lave I Uon that registration rapacity hsd ri.teq and fallt:� MlftY t� dur- : be en reached therefore It was neectrN!', · -.voa an t eRsary to close registr,tion p,rin& • 15-f detltlop over the j iod. We1l know bette r next year. u))Mt JO-� 2&-year,old_ Itot lllon.dlf fll,.pt a t Next year the Buckeye Square R.a•d St.diuQl. Ohol, eate,ed tbe Danre Convention will be held In . 1-t•t u1ute�. J:le W111gh• Toledo and the following year ,in to Dayton. eel l'NI¼ poun48 _,..... · t Now all ri OI\T1� d,·,t -ers' eyes l:tolt's 116-. I ing a.nolher moundJman I If you h•v• a fotetd air furn- · e,;e. you already �ye % of a n � fr-�Q��ltj,(?l;IIO&. •Y!i�em. ,5ee your heating ilnd aln-con- - 1 I ), ' 1-Cllai·.-, ' lilih � -. Parka -­ 'Ibo 1..Wlf"J'tWi I � ,i- for o ,-PY ofoiL Dol1V llodaa allo.. .- J11111 And • - on 111- You •" lop qaallt, u A■llllca'• IDw. It's Convention Tim� For All •""'""'""""��"""""""""'= ----------E. Main C • ••• pdco-aaly ,1""' _. '1,17 - p,J olllol V.S.• j STARK'S Pharmacy 26* • j. I DEAR TO YOU $14.95 Hutchinson is aJso known In bt JQOkmg rond.ly at outfielder Wa)l,. Post of lhe Philadelphia Phillie� and one-time Red outfielder. 8 ,.. ..,. the aski . na: price tor PoSl is 1:liah, ac o :lln to lnlormed so u.rcea. T :'e pt•ls · reportedly want tht Reds to trade th�i:ii shortstop Leo Carde nas, now "1!h Havana, for Post, who ls ava.llable. Cardenas, fanc� glov� man and steady utter, is destined for future ma• , Jor league stardom 8nd . Cintinnati may nol waQt to part with such a prize prospect. R'1dge -Keno News . For Stretch Play FAN SPECIAL! ' j. Brot her .Mana_ gers unpresse d. ::• • ore Tearn BY Drive • Of BaItlBl . TO Ho gan Came •• 'f� °'� It's Tribute NIW YORK u, i---ny O,,-. The Indian s had the ..::core like dan, 1 331/t, N.w York, lr:11oclr:N a basketball aff�r after �'ii inn• out TorrtMy ,11ch.c:o, U S¼., Pue r . lngs, up to 31-20, when the a:ame to Rico, lO. was called because of d arkness Don't wall 'Iii hot weallteT . . . . . buf your electric. \ and the score reverted to that fan now and save. o fter livt full lnnlng,, 21-26 . ' , John Taylor for the lo1er1 hit I p-and 11am homer in the fourth -'.ln any Ian in stock. Fa·ns low as l5.95. Less 10% to make the score 17-.8 for the discount. Terms if you wlsb. Red Sox, bul they couldn't hang of the Indian s e League where the St. Loui Cardi• on. Larry Taylor BV MILTON RIC HMAN The aame un homer. three-r hit a nals defeate d the P b iladelph ia Unit.ti Pre11 lnt,rn11 tlon•I supply of plentiful ced a produ Pernwnls can't be bought for Phillies, �-2. lots of base Made with apecfal 1unfa11t Rookie Chuck Estrada, 22-year- hits and errors with money but it took a 8Uper salesrunning , "KJdmore'!! Balti pigment. blended with care­ of member old man like Paul Rich11.rds to sell Two Swings, Teeter ToUer, and Slide fully ■elected paint vehiclea I n the Redlegs,Yankees contest hi s Bal1imore Oriulei1 t lw idea die Korps.'' struc k out seven . Jl nd for easy applic,tion and t hey could win one with pitching yif'lded only Hix hits in be•tlng lhe winners took a 5-0 lead in the W ashington. EslrRda,. who is put- tirst, had its 6.3 in the second llnd hustle. OUlXimum'llurobllit,. FOl1Da Hichards de-l �vcred his sales tin g in only his fourth season in 00 fiv e walks Mark. Tannehi ll's a tough, weather-proof ftlm. tal� on the opening day of sprlng pro ball, dld not _allow a slngl_e double and Ron Hlndy's slngle of eolor that ■ta,■ btlglrt exlra•base blow m running his and a hit batter 1'annehlll �nd training. . . year■ lvnr,,r ffllblu7 " he Wt11tc Sox won Inst year record 10 6• 1 . 'ngIc d I- ,.; the ec_o;ad k�r I S wa T houae �int. � ! uly Strike :• OriolH mainly 011 pitchlng aud huatle," n an th:h runh w hi th . � Hul1irnore clinched the game he told his younM. impressionable h 11 eea om 1.� th Orioles. " I f _th(')' did ii, there Isn't rarly by raki�g Ji�1 Kaat �or _ five ��r�e Ii an � J. �h it�atc;�8 1 llny reason in the world why you runs on six hits m 3% mnmi::s. dou ble. Every Tuesday and Thursday Morning al 7:30 - Learn Nida .Jim Gentile, a Dod14er castoff, can't do it the .� umc way.'' In The winners got four morP In And th11t'ii cxattly lhl' manner supplied the muscle by driving llow We Give Away $50.00 Cash Every Weelr. There's in which !h f! firat • place Oriulf'!I three rum1 with ll two-run doubl e lhe fourth and another four tn Nothing To Buy - No Purchase Nece1Sary. have won 28 of their las1 40 ill the third innillf.l and his sev- the sixth as the Yanks collected games. Thry lead the Amcrlcnn enth homer of the sea Hon in t he one in the 1ixth. For the Redlca:s Tannehill was League now hy Vh gumes and seventh. Two errors b�• l hird baseman 3 for 3, Bruce Wallaee 2 for 4. ev r n Al Lupez of the Whlte Sox ts bei,iinning to show some re- Gil McDougMld in the ninth in• Whitlatch's double and Donnie nin g enabled the White Sox to Nelson's single was all for the speet. win their fourth straigh1 and re• Yankees. Lopt:1 "lmpre11ed" "li's st ill a little bit early, bul main three- gameM off the 1>nce, a No line gcore was available for I'm drfi11iicly hnpres..ed," Lopez halt game behind the second-pla ce l ndlans-Re d Sox gam e , Batterthe 1111id following Baltimore's 6-l vie, \ lndians. were Indlans: Moore, Taylor lee h r t e 's with singl Aparicio Luis tory ewer Washington last nlghl. ON, , A. 2. Davis 3, Bratton 5 , Coleman Th i' While Sox manager, how- bases full i n the ninth drove In l the For G. t t Burke Bratton, and • 1w 1 nftcr Whlte (Phone Your Order Collect) ever, WN.'i no les11 lmpre8Setl by the winninp: run Air-Conditioned for Your Comfort went all the his own leam's :l-2 triumph over Sox loadC!d the bases on Sherm Red Sox Edwards Laffingwell recelvin1. the Yankees in the only other AL Lollar's ginglc and the 1wo errors way with score line hit by balls on game srheduled. only one game I -by McDougold = leg_ Re�_ �_'2'_'_1�""""'"""'"""""""""=""""""=""=""'""'""""""""'�:-!e"""""":!!��!!!!�i!',;�� = , _. ..:_ __51 0 404-1 4 �1 0 �N at ion a I Gen c Freese and Al Sm lt h , e h l� _'. � n : I � cd _": y ,y la � P _' _ ' '." • � w � =::'.::'..': == == == "" "" ,,:;;;;�;,i: I thina: in ill. elf· IU,Jor lt-q:u,e lradin11 _deadT li11 c•M.- of Jun e 1 , - it •Lill a w�ek away and 1om ethlna j ust might h11ppen belore then. Two . and J)081Jbl,: TftO� changee �uld �akt plaee . Pint off, Hutch11u1on 11 e�yinc� that Tony Gonialet, ap11mg h1ttln1 tensatio� �eeds minor league Station, 1 ng and will pttobably ship the �-year-old outfielder to one of the Cius AAA clubs shortly. This wo uld create- a vacB.Dacy 011 ihe elub. Bo . f I 11 Yank ee11 . . 020 001- 4 2 3 Tannehill (WP), fife , alld Wallace. Nelson (LP), Blaine 1, J. Hood , and J. Wbltlatcb, Bl&ine Mr,dern Square Dor,cing Gabe Paul Talk Tradts-With Other NL Teams I Indians Outlast Red Sox 21-20 AS Red}egs Take Yankees '14. "4 I third M iddlepor 's Redl gs won their straight Little Leagu base- Look For Shakeup In R,�' Lineup As llutch, Sentinal, Pomeroy-14iddleport, 0., Jll\le 1, l860 BeheMt Stakes Could Be Richest Race In History • growth ! Easy-1o,llve-wllh colon, readj, for ,t,rush Ill' rorr,r, tf1a11 up �Jt :with -PY woter. ',, I � .. Ill" V.I\LL �Y LUM.B l­ PLY CO. and SUP ' - t-e n z.110 . .... . . -- I ' • . -:. ___ i'ft r: ' '0 1r ,II • .. I • ,.,• .i.,.. n . • ..,,. · - • \ � ... �' j :l.Jtlle Leag uers Open . Seaso n 4-Dailf ONE MORE TRY • Flock Of Homers Feature Dodgers' ---- -STANDINGS ' : • Opening Game In Quest For Title I ., T.....,. ··1 u,,;tecl ..... ,-.....,.... , • ... Lou;. 5 ...., ...lph;, 2, nlohl , Plt,h,.. AMI RICAN Llt,GUI .. -Law I-I Chk. P w L Pct. GB ' vs �= :•1 29 17 .830 Baltimore c:tne'-"ati .. s.n Fnncisco .585 2 ¼ •ieht HHII: 4-t w ..o...iu 3-2 Clel'tland :.: . 'lreigs County Little League play (Pomeroy, SyracllSe aod J\aclne) 9pened last evenin� with the Y1nkees go.in,: 8-6 over Dod ms O:ae Redlegs, the Pirates winning 10-6 over the Syracuse Gi16-6 over the Syracuse Indians, ants, the Pomeroy Pomeroy Jets 25-8, and the Pom- Chicaio ' the Racine C:ylli over New �ork Mn,..•••• I F' h c - - · - - · - - - - ■- Loo Ano<les _.,th..__ ■ II °'"""' ■ ot NEW YOa.K. \JPI-Tbe ettlrY @f "fW;tb Md, Nii! in n ext Satu.rday'a Belmont itak.ea, rliiin& lbe prospective f ie ld to eight. could ad:e th.e third lei of the Tripl e C'°wo. cla.uu:I tht richest in tbe twtory ol tb tace. · .... eli U .n ' b t co ,post.ward in t he �•d ri,W!ing oJ Ulf' Bel"'°•� t•e trou will be $m2,l.,W '"!l>UOiag fast year's hi&h sross of Sl�.500<;111J. ll'f'I' F. Guueoheim of !he Coin 'l!Oy �...... p,.i •P tb• 1upplemeotary aomiutlen fee for Tooth and Nau· a few holll'I a.Uer the t.h.ree-y1ar-old cajt turned in aD ei.lht-lenrth vie• Loey Monday in th e New RocheJle P.l.U'le at Belmgnt Park. In sooting his fourth succeiSlve triuinph of the season, Tooth and NllU w411 clocked in 1 :42 3-!i for the mlle and o.ne--sixteenth event. 512 5¼ 3 -.36S INtht-lwM ♦2 ,.... llildrtt 4-4 2 1 .-188 20 etroit I¼ ,hll..l11W. at St. Louis n lfht . D 1 It 26 . 4:22: 9 '11 --Rot.m 1-7 " MHl•r 2-0 Ka� DlY ' .._.•• W utli nglon . . 18 25 . -tl9 91k WNIINda:t • loston · · 1� 216 .366 I I In at CIika.. �y-'s NUlh lllhilact.lpll� at St. Louts, night . Chic_. $ Neiw Y on': 2, ni ght MilwaiA.N at L• ...,...ff, nltlt. t ClnclllJlliltl .. ha fNNiKo h.ffilMN ,6 _,.........,. �• n'th,t T...y 1 P--•Wtt Pitchers MIMOI: L IIAelJI ..SUL TS y C..._. at INT IIMATtoNAL LIAGUE Y...t.:-W nn M " e..tea lid11nond 4 RochNhr I, 1 st at ..tt"-r• n iaht- ltt.d'".fflt!nd • bc:MI..,_ I, 2nd I l . lutt.le 6 Columlwt I, 2nd ....I 2-3 fl W I M n11 2-2 Ka,.._ (lty ft Waahinaton Only --•" achNw._. RllJtt-HHNrt 1-4 " ..uc:ull 5-4. AIHRIC AN AISOCtATION C tewlMMI at lottoA 111thtSt. P..-1 2 lncllMH1poU1 1 Grant S-1 v• Caaal• 2-4 MlnnHpcall, 9 Louis v ille 2 W1dnffd•y'1 G•rnn. Kan111 City •t Washington, ntlht Hovston 7 Charlttton 4 De:Hu-Ft. Worth i 4 .,...,,.,. I D.trolt • • 81ltimore, n'iaht P•C IPIC COAST LIA.GUI Chluao 1t New York, �itht S,ok•ne 4 $.an Dla:eo, I Clewtland at lo1ton, night Vancouver J !iKramento 0 NATIONAL LEAGUI c W L P t. GB Only oeme• ,chodl,IO<I SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Pit tsburgh . . 29 16 1W4 8irmlngham 6 Mobil• O San Frn n dsro 29 l B .617 l . 21 17 .�53 4 ½ Atlanta 7 Ch•tt•noot• 2 Milwau ke(' 23 24 .489 7 Nashville 1 Mamph ls O Cincinnati 22 24 .478 7 ½ Shrev�rt 7 Llttl• Roc:k 4 St. Louis EASTERN LEAGUE 21 2fl ."57 8½ Los Angeles 17 23 .42� 9½ Wllllam1port 3 L•ncalfer O Chicago lingh,mh>n , Rt11dln9 2 16 31 .340 14 Philadelphia Sprlngfield :z Allentown 2 M1;.nday', Re1ulh ------------ --Bennie GorOOn of New York in 111 .,rao1ng ,., "" I"'! ter the main evenl at St. Nicholas Are n . r ,_______ 22 21 · eroy Ti �• Wtfrig the Racine Bra Yes 12-li. 6! home runs featured for 3 and Dennis Evam a:ot a A 1er aontest · as M.uager S-run a.omer in tb-1 1b.Ua. Jarry the & I 8o 1loberta ' bOf1, again look OwtDI of Syracuse fanned 1 , lhey' re loaded to contend walbd ,'f . li Ye9�• .8Nltp f9r t.ht Yanb 'ltl/ the title. 4 Araetd 'tti,led and elneled Sa• and mler E !&aer, Jeff Gibb•. lfmpson lcnocked,_ honsen with j Ed Stirk bi,cl two d011� T. I bb1' and Simp,oli1 l)eing or Harril tripled ud dcJqb}ed and Ii• bue• lo•ded nriety. ror the Lero1 lldlwny tia,ltd ttrice to °t}dians, Jewell h.onaered and 1ln- lead tbt bl�. Werr, � the Redlep tlls,led 1� l!lailtd. Pha••ed and Carson CiO'w trilllf'd. �" Cardi-Jell: Jackie BosUc of the lin ball - tbli..... 1H Katkewt 1 di got a two-run homer with trlpleil ncer, Diddle at1d McCUntock 'ft&tn-Bra vet: For the Tilers ch rollectinC lhret safeties. uelr: larteJ, w.. S for 3, Gil• Ch the Jels Jtwisher homered and more had 2 for 3 lncludini a ba!r led and ' Wolfe tripled triple and Bill kadford , loaded es �, n lf uut a n the u ay i te -Gi t 4 For the lolen Ross ! fw2 _ wep . 1 Its wen! :t. ).:11'" 5 at llle plate fo r ft ind Rou1h. doubled. I Cilo JOl?iM Ul a t wo-run wu I Yankees . . . . . . . . 3JO 020--8 9 I r In the foutt• inaing. For . . . . . . . . . 202 200-6 6 6 iantl Gtorgt Donovan was 2 lledltll G. 1/0n l,, l'la<�ely (WP ) 3. and 1 ;;.;·-, .-;;;;;;;;i;;;:=:;;::;;;=;:;;..;T. 'Ha,rli. Phelan (LP) Werry 5 � and VanM.tttr. Pinte1 , , . . . . . . OlJ %83-·I O 9 2 Gianb . . . . . . . . . 010 !OS- 6 B 6 Cilo and Menehini. Owens and CundlH. Syneu141 '-lfldl1n, 200 013- 6 6 3 Dodier, . . . . . . 103 S9x- 16 I I 2 Jewell (LP), J. Crow fl and B. Cw,dlfl. Gibb■ and Diehl. ard• . . . . . . . I ... �• = �2• , 16 2 103 D40- 8 & l t d Woods ( P Su j!ery L � : � :::: ��:.: ;�; Sendra Dee - John Saxon N F.W YORK UPI-Tomm y PaTlgtTa . . . . . . . 30f cmo.--12 13 1 Rex HarNon - Kay Ke ndall e co, a 1 9-ye•ar•old Puerto Ric•n h c Bnvea . . . . . . , 1 34 00 1- 9 IO 2 "THE RELUCTANT DEB" ,who found hi• 13th llghtwei�ht ) " n Moore, Nap r 3 ( WP a d I (Ttclm lcolor 6: Scope) unluckiest, -underthe fi11ht ) (t pro l RA> rl,: P uah, C eland 4 W ht. early today in surgery Alao c.rtooa br:iin weni ind Wickllne. an effort lo save hia life froni the 1he beatini he took in NOW AT ITATI YMIATI. JOHANNIIIURG, South Afrlui e Uecls or ay niab t . Mond ring the PT. PLIAU.NT U ftl-C il'I f8eM} Olaon 1 7,¼ did not re ga!n c9neco Pac h ll� PortlilNI, ON., outpo lntld Mi ' 'SOLOMAN AND SHEBA" g h11 10th followln ss aclousne f Sout 0 75,. ici t. . H 1 A ol 1 h r , ""'""' """ '"' th e hands of at "" �""""��:'...':"'�:..'. """" nockout rounililk I � I ' �ri U I 9.:i,���,�:��?. l ",000 !'!- BIG Gt,TOR TOLL TALl.,A,llASEE, Fla. UPI -The Flodda Gam e and Fish Commis• &l .. reporte4 Mollday orofe,sional hunten kil!e4 18,735 alliptors dminf the 195!). 1116() gator hunting I season. • FIGHT RESULTS N IW ORL IANS, La. U_.1Frtddi• Llttle, 1 55, ....,wt, L•-• outpo inted Ch•I I• C ott.n, 1 52 , Toi_., Ohio, 1 0, SyraCU8e Wiue Over T&T By S-4 �ore Roger Winebremer'■ triple with \wo on was the blf hit in lh4! big Ii-run and �Z 1lxtb innina: o( Syr1cuae'1 15,.4 victOl'J over BuckJ Bw ol !he TloT l<lftball te1m !Ml night In LIie Indurtrl1I sult b!IJJ lelrfl:•t at Kyter. FOJ' the T6T dub, W. SJDith was 2 tor (. Syraculf: . . , . . . 000 � ()....!5 � 6 T&:T . . . . . . . . . . QOO 103 0-4 6 0 Cundl.U and Wilson. Bass ,nd Gle,.so. , ,;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;,;;;;;;;;;;;_., I' . fll"IIII' CIIDlll t_ H '1"'-1'1', � I'.� !'aper Pla!e, lfr _pkg. P•..,.. '"" Pkg, 1 · · · · 1n. � Th....., llta • • $1,18 •P ......... AllfffC ,-.._.,� Mlfl� • • Oaplplete With '1olb. Ptate1, QJINI t e ball game last night in league play with a H-4 victory over the Yllnkee s and the Indians outlasted the surprising Red Sox, 21-20 in fiv e lnnln1s. e SAN fRANCISCO UPI - Don't lie too ,urprised if some ne w laces MOW up in the Cindnnall "Reda 11n ln th • or �en l � �:�, �•be ;�� a iln't satidied with the way the c�b has •been playH'lg and has in• dtcate d he might make some de.ala. Tbe Popular front office boss accompanieQ the team here wher9 I.bey open a three•g'ame scrieti with the San Francisco Giants tonl&l\l. It will be the firsl a:ame in 1 ,Ix-contest western swln�. lled �nager Fred Hutehinson �•med Jay Hook, a rightbander, tQ ov,pose the Giants' ace lefty, Johnnf Antonelli, in tonight's garoe. ... ■ 'Pc' $6.ft5 DUTTO- H 'S D FUJ Sto· te FREE: ARKING • •ID." � 14ill u� l,T Hook is H on the year and Antonelli is 3-2, far below his pace whe n be compiled a spark• ling 19-10 mark a year ago. Paul, during the weekend serJes with Milwauk� which con• eluded Sunday, huddled with the Braves front office brass-name, ly Gener�l Manager John Mc Hale and fol'tner Red Manaoer Birdie Tebbett!J, now a Milwa'"u kee vice president. TWO CHANGES The three did not appear to be close . to reaching an a'greement Qf any sort but the fact that PauJ was talking shop menns some• ,- ,,,. ,, II I, · :1 ) I SAVE 1 0% DISCOUNT as MEMPHIS, Tenn. UPI-Tommy Bolt, prepping for next week's N.aUonal Open golf tournament in a playoff round, paid tribute today to Ben Hogan, whom he edged by a single stroke. ''That Hogan is tough coming dowll. the stret ch," said Bolt, who pocketed $4,3QO to $2,500 each for Hogan and Gene Li ttler. He llaed smok ing-hot long iron play to post a two-under-par 88 and fend ofl Hoean's closing rush. HQgaD missed a five.foot putt ; for � Pie on lhe l�th and finisbed, " i .69. LlttrJer, steady from �.. ee to �re&in hu.r · Putting erratfcally,� woUn"il up With a 71. NT OUTDOOR GYM SETS .,, ' . : . lake lim• lo ,emen,Lt,­ All FATHERS ■ , .• Listen To Pickens� ' • , , I I ,. ,• Radio Show On WMPO ::,i _., Tllll -'tit ' OIi - 111111 • �.fA11:1�1l'S DAY • SUNDAY JUNE 19th $7.30 We feoiure . + GlllSOII falher's pay Cards I O pen 7 A.M. to 5 :30 P.M. - Soturdays til 8' !l�- I • • ·i� �ity... as low as' per month " \ 1 . ,. \ 1, • 5ee , .,.,, wide selection now on display • Your Walgreen Agency • •• • • .. • • ' • • ll • t I I I • ·' • •• \· •,, \ /. Complete ··.• i\Home Comfort .l • • .. GIVe your famUy. tflls eyery; minute comfort-the com•. bt{led benefits of the flsht temper111ture, belan,;eC, hu­ midity, clean fllte.red air, and conti nuous air clrcul otlon . QIJletness, tool ••• • •• •• • • • • ··•· •• "· \ ' • •• •• . \ -.. ·-= ·--�---= -'°" ... ., ..... . ..... ..... .. ____ ..._ bay--.... ,.,. you drift - YGU Go Rambler. .... lHIIII H1N t11 -..it•blnn' a aiNI ,'111: ll•u ' I 41t•1.. ....... ... ... ... ...... .. .,. ... fl•• Your la,n t:,l•r Dea ler Toda y ' • .. � • Pomeror, ·•· ' Ob1o ', .... - ,. '' . ') · ,.. . 0 ' , , Of S'f.i'! �v,:.�� . GRANGI VISm Olive Gran.gt vJ.aited· Gt, Bend Grange Wedneiday evenlnc. Kath, leen Milho�n, letturer, presented the followma: prograrn: 1ans "When tbe Saint.a come Marthing In'' by Cal'Qb-n aod Lois Sis• son and Mias Wells; 'I readin& ''lt's Great,'' by .teona aisson · a�­ other readina, "SchOQ.I. Study:' by Carolyn Slsson; a quiz, "Ohio's Counties'• by JOS41f'°'hine Rilchie ." A plan.o solo "Btac:k and White R111" and a poem "The Classics" by Glenna Milhoan and several selec: lion by Jacob Weber On ttie violi11 accompanied by Mn. Milhoan on the phlno, completed the program. Others altendi.o& lhe meeting were Mr, and Murl Taylor, Ellen Wells, and Everett Sisson. · Weekend visito�• of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr w ere Mr. and Mrs. Milford Ohlinger and son Mime, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Day� and son, Gary, of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr and girls of �dlddleport, Mr. ar1d Mrs. C. E. Woode of Tupper� Pl'1ns and Mr. and Mrs. Vert ol Alfred who were afternoon visitors. Mr. 11nd""'lt:rs. J1h;k Conroy, Sue and Jacky, of Columbus came Mon­ day evening. Carl Ritchie of f'•rk1::rsbure call­ ed on his siste rs, Mem\riaJ Day. Mrs. Francis Neil o f "Florida vis­ ited with JosephJne and Norma Ritchie last weekend. Mrs. Lizzie Bld,dle return ed · home this week s:ner vl1itlng rela1 tlve.11 Jn East l;iverpool. , · , . _:_ t • I �, ... ' I t, ' ". EnJor that hapn teelillf n,,. M1' DI folks are doi111 1t quli:klr'. ··­ priYat■ly. Clll Ill "'1 SjlliDI C,Ula and relax. TlftDs to plea• ,.._ PIOTIST COURT RULING MOBILE, Ala. UPI -· The It.ale of Alabama will ask the u. s. Su, preme Court for a rehearing ol I he case in which the court ruled Alabama's offshore oil rie}lta e:1tend or.l., 3.5 statute miles inlo the Gulf of Mexico, Gov. John Patterson aaid Mvnday. The high court ruled Tuead.ay !hat a congre86ional law passed in 1"3 gave Texas and Florida rights extending 10.:. statute miles into the Gulf. but limited Alabama, u,ui,iana and Mlasl88ippi to 3.5 miles. . . ''. I We're planting -a bl/lion -dollars ' - - .: - .. , . . ..:J. I iI .. Jlt. Pomeroy ' . . ,· , }, . - -:. 'n C'-' p ·.-,,­ �· ·---- .· � I �. . .to raise_ the- record - _crop . of elec_ - tricity-·you'll ----,need I - - .Swart: . .' ,. . .', • ._/ '•' '' r­ I - '. -. . , CURRENTS " � ··' State Hospital Employes YWt Lakin H�ital., 1 \ . 'r.:t , -: . • • ' ' /·� . I ,..- ,; 1\" .,,, ' ..,::,....,. re,- • • ;:1;.•:. �- :· P ersonnel of Spencer, w. Va., State Hospital were i-ecenl guests � Dr. Mildred M . Bateman, suP,_er· mt enden t of Lakin State Hoapital. Touring the hospital and hav­ ing lunch with Dr. Bate tnan wi,re Ed tson F. Ross, laboratory and X-ray technician; Eloiae B. Smith, medical ,ecretary; lrenti LemOIJ., p,tjlieal setretary; l,)orO.thy ShQW• en, assistae supervrsor ot aida· Wilma Witte, dietician; and Btiu'. lah R. C.Ox, l"Maieal records librarian. .. .....,,, -.-. .. .. -- Fortunately favors this • I ', BI LLS PAI D . . . Ho1, ....,.,,- Ohio's . . climate l ' po,:ne, ,,,, r;op/ed efectrfcallf Yp P! ppt 1· 1 . . ' •• 'l t I ,J �!':f;:! •• I e•�•-•W A�D '\ Now Bobo.' ___ ____ _______ ti•• ,- I ll:CTII IQ co. · th, l!IL •ou™•""' ...... •L■CTIIII. �NIH .' '°' • , CONbil'IONING - .. . ' t al I HARDY l•od f eet.) • e l urned low d D • Momo, low : t ar _ e u ity, lbe site � � tional Square Dance Convu.tion on June 9-- I D- l l , l i60, Many trail dances are acheduled along all main u , s, highway• where local dance clubs play hoil to trnellna: danctn e aroute to the convtmtion . Thi• will bf; 0 r fifth attend.an.ct lo 8 Nation� Conv ntion and arter Nth ont we e alway1 1ay '"how can llllla e ver he topped ?" And yet ll ia. Results ol two Jean' ...,., by � conuniuee, and twia u l'lafl)' •u&commit teet is plailllY visa bl e to those attending. It it one b'WI, unde-rlaking and these 1Quare d�n• cers do it gladly juat tor the love of t hf' activity and a chance to promote it. See you la ter with all the Na• tional Convention news. I t dltiOnh:la �!fir' �-• l!I.JP,'flJ'� . AIR . Hu�chinson'a realOP. for gett\na: Post is to put him , ln rjght field and return Jerry Lynch to the bench where he wlU aot aa the No. 1 pinch hitter, 1 ri>le in whith he hil a sparkling , be.388 last year. Paul, who ha en trying to ile. bin, ,tatf for }>ul to&elher a per .-. J eers, is also lnt efle(I in acqu � to lnaerl into _th� Cincl�t',1tl lineup. Cut By JO thl.11 UJ tuel( wall be a chore a-: / Convention cheera have edioed rno,t clubs know that lll It wov lrl (hroue.hout tbe Sheraton-cl eveland take to bulld l�e Reda lnto a red Hot.cl l� Cleveland durina May 13bot J)l'nnaot contender would be 15 for 1t was the alte or the Secon e ste ul� pltc �er who could go ond.. Annual Buckeye State Square out and win 20 iam es. Uance Convention. Square dlloce bouQuets should be H"'-chiJlS,O,n llhook tile club �p In the d.irtction of 11\1 toned Mil• o t s■ q 1. aiteli � Satutcby'1 waukee �huul c!Qled doqn. One t,!ea1er Cleveland Federation . of playel' MW, that the fiery manai• S 1u are Dance l1ubl sponsor1111 er adminlatere d a 10 • minute and hosting thls gigantic affair. what be ca,led Those a ttending will long remem• tob(11e tashia1 �er tblt8e three days or excltin.. mental erron. Hu� ffPQIU!dlJ threa t• informative and entertaining pre,. DJ. enecl beavY floes U: th_e mental arammi -of.town 01;1 t clan� were housed oct,h., fleld _ eoo. U iuie to 1.,,.. in . e g• � tti e hotel and the five hotel ballr one t r . cur CMN IIOU ct laid hat u1ar missed 91' L111ored :.> 1i1nah1 rooms "'.ere jumplne with activity from the belMh durklt tN month f'rom Friday even!n1 lhrou.v;h Sunday afternoon with sqllare and of May. round dancing and wort.hops. ------A bevy of top Ohio callers and round dance instrudors put the s Camnaitrn dancer& tb�h t.hc pace, with Is 1LI\IV� --= L•n � 0 state boundam1s stretched a littl e �-- '!�.8 JOKA . JJBG, South Mrica to include a (ew top callen lron:i UPI-The flstie coo,,t,act of Carl adjoining states. The only disappointe d dancers I• (Bobo) Ol1on t� pn a mON Sfitt'· i.:)U.S as� toil.IT:' a resuli ot the 1tate were those who failed to hi• �ldor,- •l'fl' lb J:M,lt. tbe re&isle r early. A month before SOutll Africu: lie.h beavfweight ; convention time all Ohio callers re • 1 ceived notices with the informa• champion. Bobo, 1ll'ltole riD.C fodlULH lave I Uon that registration rapacity hsd ri.teq and fallt:� MlftY t� dur- : be en reached therefore It was neectrN!', · -.voa an t eRsary to close registr,tion p,rin& • 15-f detltlop over the j iod. We1l know bette r next year. u))Mt JO-� 2&-year,old_ Itot lllon.dlf fll,.pt a t Next year the Buckeye Square R.a•d St.diuQl. Ohol, eate,ed tbe Danre Convention will be held In . 1-t•t u1ute�. J:le W111gh• Toledo and the following year ,in to Dayton. eel l'NI¼ poun48 _,..... · t Now all ri OI\T1� d,·,t -ers' eyes l:tolt's 116-. I ing a.nolher moundJman I If you h•v• a fotetd air furn- · e,;e. you already �ye % of a n � fr-�Q��ltj,(?l;IIO&. •Y!i�em. ,5ee your heating ilnd aln-con- - 1 I ), ' 1-Cllai·.-, ' lilih � -. Parka -­ 'Ibo 1..Wlf"J'tWi I � ,i- for o ,-PY ofoiL Dol1V llodaa allo.. .- J11111 And • - on 111- You •" lop qaallt, u A■llllca'• IDw. It's Convention Tim� For All •""'""'""""��"""""""""'= ----------E. Main C • ••• pdco-aaly ,1""' _. '1,17 - p,J olllol V.S.• j STARK'S Pharmacy 26* • j. I DEAR TO YOU $14.95 Hutchinson is aJso known In bt JQOkmg rond.ly at outfielder Wa)l,. Post of lhe Philadelphia Phillie� and one-time Red outfielder. 8 ,.. ..,. the aski . na: price tor PoSl is 1:liah, ac o :lln to lnlormed so u.rcea. T :'e pt•ls · reportedly want tht Reds to trade th�i:ii shortstop Leo Carde nas, now "1!h Havana, for Post, who ls ava.llable. Cardenas, fanc� glov� man and steady utter, is destined for future ma• , Jor league stardom 8nd . Cintinnati may nol waQt to part with such a prize prospect. R'1dge -Keno News . For Stretch Play FAN SPECIAL! ' j. Brot her .Mana_ gers unpresse d. ::• • ore Tearn BY Drive • Of BaItlBl . TO Ho gan Came •• 'f� °'� It's Tribute NIW YORK u, i---ny O,,-. The Indian s had the ..::core like dan, 1 331/t, N.w York, lr:11oclr:N a basketball aff�r after �'ii inn• out TorrtMy ,11ch.c:o, U S¼., Pue r . lngs, up to 31-20, when the a:ame to Rico, lO. was called because of d arkness Don't wall 'Iii hot weallteT . . . . . buf your electric. \ and the score reverted to that fan now and save. o fter livt full lnnlng,, 21-26 . ' , John Taylor for the lo1er1 hit I p-and 11am homer in the fourth -'.ln any Ian in stock. Fa·ns low as l5.95. Less 10% to make the score 17-.8 for the discount. Terms if you wlsb. Red Sox, bul they couldn't hang of the Indian s e League where the St. Loui Cardi• on. Larry Taylor BV MILTON RIC HMAN The aame un homer. three-r hit a nals defeate d the P b iladelph ia Unit.ti Pre11 lnt,rn11 tlon•I supply of plentiful ced a produ Pernwnls can't be bought for Phillies, �-2. lots of base Made with apecfal 1unfa11t Rookie Chuck Estrada, 22-year- hits and errors with money but it took a 8Uper salesrunning , "KJdmore'!! Balti pigment. blended with care­ of member old man like Paul Rich11.rds to sell Two Swings, Teeter ToUer, and Slide fully ■elected paint vehiclea I n the Redlegs,Yankees contest hi s Bal1imore Oriulei1 t lw idea die Korps.'' struc k out seven . Jl nd for easy applic,tion and t hey could win one with pitching yif'lded only Hix hits in be•tlng lhe winners took a 5-0 lead in the W ashington. EslrRda,. who is put- tirst, had its 6.3 in the second llnd hustle. OUlXimum'llurobllit,. FOl1Da Hichards de-l �vcred his sales tin g in only his fourth season in 00 fiv e walks Mark. Tannehi ll's a tough, weather-proof ftlm. tal� on the opening day of sprlng pro ball, dld not _allow a slngl_e double and Ron Hlndy's slngle of eolor that ■ta,■ btlglrt exlra•base blow m running his and a hit batter 1'annehlll �nd training. . . year■ lvnr,,r ffllblu7 " he Wt11tc Sox won Inst year record 10 6• 1 . 'ngIc d I- ,.; the ec_o;ad k�r I S wa T houae �int. � ! uly Strike :• OriolH mainly 011 pitchlng aud huatle," n an th:h runh w hi th . � Hul1irnore clinched the game he told his younM. impressionable h 11 eea om 1.� th Orioles. " I f _th(')' did ii, there Isn't rarly by raki�g Ji�1 Kaat �or _ five ��r�e Ii an � J. �h it�atc;�8 1 llny reason in the world why you runs on six hits m 3% mnmi::s. dou ble. Every Tuesday and Thursday Morning al 7:30 - Learn Nida .Jim Gentile, a Dod14er castoff, can't do it the .� umc way.'' In The winners got four morP In And th11t'ii cxattly lhl' manner supplied the muscle by driving llow We Give Away $50.00 Cash Every Weelr. There's in which !h f! firat • place Oriulf'!I three rum1 with ll two-run doubl e lhe fourth and another four tn Nothing To Buy - No Purchase Nece1Sary. have won 28 of their las1 40 ill the third innillf.l and his sev- the sixth as the Yanks collected games. Thry lead the Amcrlcnn enth homer of the sea Hon in t he one in the 1ixth. For the Redlca:s Tannehill was League now hy Vh gumes and seventh. Two errors b�• l hird baseman 3 for 3, Bruce Wallaee 2 for 4. ev r n Al Lupez of the Whlte Sox ts bei,iinning to show some re- Gil McDougMld in the ninth in• Whitlatch's double and Donnie nin g enabled the White Sox to Nelson's single was all for the speet. win their fourth straigh1 and re• Yankees. Lopt:1 "lmpre11ed" "li's st ill a little bit early, bul main three- gameM off the 1>nce, a No line gcore was available for I'm drfi11iicly hnpres..ed," Lopez halt game behind the second-pla ce l ndlans-Re d Sox gam e , Batterthe 1111id following Baltimore's 6-l vie, \ lndians. were Indlans: Moore, Taylor lee h r t e 's with singl Aparicio Luis tory ewer Washington last nlghl. ON, , A. 2. Davis 3, Bratton 5 , Coleman Th i' While Sox manager, how- bases full i n the ninth drove In l the For G. t t Burke Bratton, and • 1w 1 nftcr Whlte (Phone Your Order Collect) ever, WN.'i no les11 lmpre8Setl by the winninp: run Air-Conditioned for Your Comfort went all the his own leam's :l-2 triumph over Sox loadC!d the bases on Sherm Red Sox Edwards Laffingwell recelvin1. the Yankees in the only other AL Lollar's ginglc and the 1wo errors way with score line hit by balls on game srheduled. only one game I -by McDougold = leg_ Re�_ �_'2'_'_1�""""'"""'"""""""""=""""""=""=""'""'""""""""'�:-!e"""""":!!��!!!!�i!',;�� = , _. ..:_ __51 0 404-1 4 �1 0 �N at ion a I Gen c Freese and Al Sm lt h , e h l� _'. � n : I � cd _": y ,y la � P _' _ ' '." • � w � =::'.::'..': == == == "" "" ,,:;;;;�;,i: I thina: in ill. elf· IU,Jor lt-q:u,e lradin11 _deadT li11 c•M.- of Jun e 1 , - it •Lill a w�ek away and 1om ethlna j ust might h11ppen belore then. Two . and J)081Jbl,: TftO� changee �uld �akt plaee . Pint off, Hutch11u1on 11 e�yinc� that Tony Gonialet, ap11mg h1ttln1 tensatio� �eeds minor league Station, 1 ng and will pttobably ship the �-year-old outfielder to one of the Cius AAA clubs shortly. This wo uld create- a vacB.Dacy 011 ihe elub. Bo . f I 11 Yank ee11 . . 020 001- 4 2 3 Tannehill (WP), fife , alld Wallace. Nelson (LP), Blaine 1, J. Hood , and J. Wbltlatcb, Bl&ine Mr,dern Square Dor,cing Gabe Paul Talk Tradts-With Other NL Teams I Indians Outlast Red Sox 21-20 AS Red}egs Take Yankees '14. "4 I third M iddlepor 's Redl gs won their straight Little Leagu base- Look For Shakeup In R,�' Lineup As llutch, Sentinal, Pomeroy-14iddleport, 0., Jll\le 1, l860 BeheMt Stakes Could Be Richest Race In History • growth ! Easy-1o,llve-wllh colon, readj, for ,t,rush Ill' rorr,r, tf1a11 up �Jt :with -PY woter. ',, I � .. Ill" V.I\LL �Y LUM.B l­ PLY CO. and SUP ' - t-e n z.110 . .... . . -- I ' • . -:. ___ i'ft r: ' '0 1r ,II • .. I • ,.,• .i.,.. n . • ..,,. · - • \ � ... �• 8-llallJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 7, 1960 WANT ADS roa WANTED: COOK for rest home. Write qualifications to P. 0. Boll. 303, Pomeroy, Ohio. 6 7 3tc BOSTON (Special)-Decisions Lotk1: Montgomery about national •elections should 15.9, 9. 7 runnin g 9 ft. Gallipol is l'ome out o( each voter's com­ n HOUSE PAINTING INSIDE AND ! 8. 4, 11 .6, ru ning 8 ft. All dam s mu n iOn with God ud the guid• up running ob...,ul ½ trap down I ance obtained lhrough prayer, out. Roof and chi mney work. Ray Ours. WY 2-3624. 6 2 6tp to Loc k 18. Lock 1B down run • The Christian Scient:!e Board of ning c1boul one trap Hollers all D irectors said today. on sill on Ka nawha. More than 7,000 Christian 120 ) Busi ness Services Ohla Ri ve-,- Bods dow n : Loc k Sc ientists at the Annual Meet_lng o f The Mo1her Chu . rch, . The First · 3-. I• . ., am 4-0 '· Cru <,-I · AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGER­ 14 M r. Chns l 'h urc h of Ch rlsl, Sc1ent1s . t, m . . ble ◄ · I O am 0_ 1 1 Luck 15 Or ation service. Jack's Refr ige ra• o t�e llos c ass usetts, hea , a ' ':_ � . � � � � leani�n '1:� am o; Lock L6 22 _ _ _ tion. New Haven. Pho n .a TU2I 3537. 6-23 ti Albert 1'' . Holden 5 am 0- 18; Lock 17 Chcis JL . 6,0; am 80; Lock 22 J 0b MUELLER FURNACIS, W ESTING Wavel' ly 10:45 am 6-0: Lock 23 1 HOUSE ■,t,l iancH. Arnold Bro- Bayou Larrienc 7:30 pm 0-4; Ll· . th.rs, Syr■cuse, Ohio. Phone high pm 8-6; Indiana 9 : 1 5 pm 15 :.J WY2-6314. 1 1 ·1 '•tf , A. V. t:riss 1 1 : 40 pm 6-0; Lut·y (Contlnuttd From P■t• On.) Jane Lucas 5 : 40 am 9·0; Rockt•I Io unded no one ever has been ex. TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL 6 am l •O; Ashland 9:35 am 1 · 10, n· uted there. appliance repair. Phone Otis J. B. Chauvin J0:60 am 0--4. McClintOt:!k, Racine, O."tio. 2-l•tfc Eichmann also is certain lo con­ U p at Gall ipolis--Bob Ben1er l !•.st the legality of his trial or the APA.!1.'l'MENTS - i'Urollhed. and 9:05 pm 2•1 1 ; Re l iance I am 12-6: Jurisdiction or the Jsr11eli co urt. uufurntahed. Mdluter■• Jliddle- Wesl<'rn 5:30 am 12•5; Franldm Israel neve r before has brought port. Phone WY-2-5286. 2-3-tf L. Pierce 8:6{] am 9·0: Loc k 23 In trial a non-citizen accused of I Southland 12:45 pm 4·6; Cotton crimes against Jew5 .abroad be­ Queen 1:40 pm 5-0; C. V. Harner ) USlneSS erYICes 1 1 : 1 0 pm 0•2; llcleri Z 7: IO am fore the proclamation of the stale ( 20 of Israel in 1948. ( Vulcan 8 . 55 am l l ·O; OVEC Legal e,cperts say there has A PAPER HANGER SPECIALJST. 0-8 been no parallel cases since the You can try in any town a bet- J0:35 .tm J .fl. ter one can't be found. I please One boat duw11 Kanawha lht· Nuremburg war crimes tribunals the ha rdest to ple11e. 40 yea rs Elger Cliff at Winfield 3 : 15 a111 which determined their own legal­ ity and wrote their own law re­ continuous practice. Phone SI-6· 0. 3_ trospectively. 2606 by day. Nlghts Sl.a-0045. Ga.llipolis, Ohio. 6 6 3tc 1 2 1 J R«iol 1:stote However, the West German gov­ ernment waived any claim lo HOUSE FOR SALE: 6 ROOMS ('Xlradite has Eichmann as a German and bath, near Syracuse Post dhzcn and has promised to help Olfice on River Road. Two lots. the Israeli authori ties prosecute Leland Bum.earrier. 6-1•6tp the C'a.se. I eeab per word. ON lntiertiOG. Kinimwn �..... - eo i::u� I cent,; per word � diree ODrl1'leOlltlve iDaertioDL 8pedaJ - one mioath fol' 30 cent, J)er word. Jl'uli rate of 3 .,..,. pe, word "111 be cho,...i for Mvertuioc lf DOI pold within 10 <IAJ'■ after -i bill. l!lrron In AdYertulnc - Should be roport,d lrwnediat.iy, The Daiiy SeatlneJ will not be rupomd.ble for moi-e than one ineor­ nct lnlation. - ol - ond lifeclal N-• of Ev,uto Sl.UO. Obltuarlea puhl:lb'ld at 1 tent per word. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS G DAYS I MO. 80c 00c Ill ft.llO IIOc JD '6.00 fl .80 ,1.110 711c 21 e:i.21 fl .60 Ado - br 10 A.II. will be ID tl>at doy 1 ,-pc,r. . .. , TIRMITI ""1D PIIT CDNTllOL .., Pain. 11n, 1-. 1...,,­ N t.r NetMnwkle. Phclne R. and A. s.mce 'Station WY2- 2M6. Is Ended At Last For Sole B . - 181 Auto Soles 11161 PONTIAC FOUR DOOR HY· DJVJV.nc can be Hen flnt houae e11t ot Forest Run Met­ hodlat ChlD'cb. Run1 &ood, a b1r11in. 6 8 3tp UM CHEVROLET VII. ,1,096. 4 door 1ed1n . Ori1in1l black fluilh. PowezcHde Blaettnara, Pom eroy. a.3-6tc Ind ,..._., - Cl- Uto4 Coro AU Mak• IMTllO!'OLITAH MOTOU - ■..I Mela IL ,,....,, Ohle I 191 1907 row VB 2 DOOR ,1,1116. Cu1tom 8ed1n. Low m1lHJe. 8ptrkjlnl 11.K�t blue llnl■b, ltlaeltnar1, Pomeroy. &-3-6lc ........ ..,,s ................... tt ,111,,a.s .,11 . .. .... For FRllE lnopul.1011 PHONI Gilmore•• Supply Store WY-2-2774 For Sale (9) NEW 222 VARMINT RIFLE. SIX power ,cope. M0.00. CalvJn Lano, Mlddla,orl lllU. M.alp FOR DEWCIOUS HAM SAND• WICIIES. Jt<k'■ Dtlry Str, Mid­ dleport. 8 7 8tc BEAGLE PUPS. SWE!T POTATO planll. Dennle Karr, Racin e, Bnh■n Road. 0·7·3tp \ S RADIATO R Vaugh.on'■ Exterminating Company It, Mery,, W. Va. ==-===--=== · -­ P'OR SALE MITCHELL ULTRA thin room air conditioner, 230· volt,, l ton alze. Jn perfect condition , m1ed but very little. A, E. Jordan, 6:t7 Grant Street, Mlddleport, Ohio. Phone W'/2· 3131. fl-4-3tp 190 ) Marine Suppl ie, Buy You - - JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT . KARR & VAN ZANDT REPAI R We repair all types of r�dl­ a-tors, from heater cores to the largest lruck or tractor radiator. Blaettna r's Phone WY ,2,2l 4J Pomeroy, OhJo l►rfi 8",.,. ,� -rf, '· '·' Before 9:30 A.M. Mlddleport WY•2-2649 Pon,eroy WY-2-3195 KAUTZ FIID ITORI A.t Ch9ttw Yukon .S.2 1"5 HAMILL IERVICI STATION ■■f<oro tlOO A.M. AINny WI i!'l'ery Day 8eMc• CLOTII, WOOD SLAT PORCH ihades, cloth pol'()h valance, awnin£s, venetla n bli nds, win• dow shades. Frl'Je estl mates. Dale Wlppel, 215 Union Ave., Pomeroy. S 2 1 90tc CI ISTOII BUILT KITCHEN DE· �l.ined for your home. Free es• tlm11tes. F oreman and Abbott, Phone WY2-Wl. 8-6-tf HAMMER'S REFUSE DISPOSAL. Weekly pickup. Al low as Jl.00 11 month. Call R. Ii: A. Servke Station, WY2·238tl or •� Mar• Ion (Hammer) Ha..vk. 6. J.30tp ---- --- YOH SALE: I IOUSt.:: IN 111\llHISON VILLE. Six rooms with bath Close lo church and sdiool. Mrs. CINCINNATI UPI - June 6. John Stout, l l ilrrisun ville 6 7 51e Livestock Cattle 2000, calves 300; slaughter steers and heifers We l ower ; �e 1:t lers 1 lower; ave �ge ah'd FQft SALE:- FAlt:i1. u4 A , loc 011 �ood gr.ivel road. 6 room I low choice 900· 1050 lb s_laug ter house with h_ ot and col_d w_ater. steers 26.:S0·2�, low chmce 1_2� Mrs. John Stout, Harrisonville. lb do �� 25.50 26.25, good 23. 25. 6 7 Ste 50, utility and standard 19-20; low to average choice 600•750 lb hei• fcrs 25, good to low choice 800 OuCe lh down 23-24, low good 22-22.50, utility cows 16-17.50: utility and ORDER OF ATTACHMENT rommerclal bulls 18·20; high good Martin Servic■ St■tlon and choice vealers 26-29, good 22· V•. 26. standard 18·22. Herbert Smith Hogs 2500, barrows and gilts Flied Ma� 13, 1 960 25c higher. 1·2 2IO lb 18, 1-2·3 180Amount of Claim - $39.59 240 lb 17.3�-1785, mostly 17 . 8� for E. W. PeoplH, Judge 1 90-220 lb, 2·3 240-270 lb 16 .85(5) 1 7, 27; (6) 7, 3tc 17.35; "BOWS 25c higher, 2-3 300· 450 lb 13.50·15, nea r 200 lb 15.50, 2-3 450•600 lb 12.75·13.50; boars 75,c higher, mostly 10.75,� l -5'0, around 200 lb 12. LEGAL NOTICE Gr"n Produce Bids will be received .o.l the of­ CLEVELAND UPI - Home­ fire of Webster & Fultz until Tuu;d11y, June 14, 1060, 11l Ill growers market; (June 6} Asparagus, 8 qt bkt med•lge 1 o'clock A. M . for the purchase of 1he Sherman S1cphcns real e111.ilc 1 . 160. Cahbage, Ohio 1¾ bu: crts dom. situated al 222 Syc.nmorc Street in the Village of 711iddlcport. Ohio. rnd. med 1. .50• 1.75, ·24 ·qt basket The real cstote is appraist•d for J - 1 .25. Cucumber greenhouse, ctn J2s $1 900.00 and cannot he sold £or less than the appraist'Ll vuluc. For extra fancy l l s 1, bkt 24s No I further in(ornwtiun, phune WY 2· funcy 1 .10·2.25. Green onions, bkl bchd 48s 2.50, 2186. !ti) 7. 9, 1 1 . 13, 4tc poorer H.50, 24 1- 1.35 poorer l!Wt'­ ec. Pa rsley, 8 qt bkt bchd doz curly & root 75-1 , poorer lower. fiadishes, bkt bch 24s red 7!5' 1 , NOTIC'E O F APPOINTMENT whites J.1 .25. tpd bkLs 24 8 films C••• No. 18,385 reds 1-1.-'0 white 1 .40-1.150. E•t■te Of John E. McCIH�i'Y Rhubarb, 16 qt bkt .75-1. OitcffHd Strawberries, 8 qt carton 3..0-0i Not ce is hereby i,:ivcn i ll-\! Mil• 3 75. drcd C. Phillips whose post office Tomatoes, greenhouse, 8-lb bkt address ls Minersville, Ohio, hais med 2.25, few lowe r. lge J.150-1.90. been duly Qppointed Administra­ trix of the Estat.e of John E. Mc• OHIO VALLIY LIVESTOCK Clnskey late of Rarinc, Mt:!lgs G•lllpoll•, Ohio, Jun• 4, 1960 County, Ohio, dcccai;cd. HOGS-175 to 220 lbs 17 lo 17.50 Dated lhis <Ith day of June 1960. 220 to 2.50 lbR _1 7 to 17.50; Light i,�_ H. O'BIW•:N J1,1dgc of the Prohate Court 16 to 17.MJ; Fat Sows lJ to 14.50; Slags 12 to l4; Boars 8 to Hi ; Meigs Cuunty, Ohio (6) 7, 14, 21, 3tc .Sows & Pigs 60 to 90; Shoats 6 to .,._; -==-=-c-- -- --L egoI N Legal Notice l.egal Notice - Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT lxecutor 1.t■te of 1Ytr-1t J. Tr■ <Y 0-CuMd Notice is hereby given tltat Nel• h1.1 H. Tracy whose Post Office address is Pome ro)', Ohio, R. D . 2, !20b J I nsurance has been tluly appointed as Exccu• trlx of the E1tate of Eve retl �.1 COMPLllTE UIISURANCE PIIO. tecLlon, Life, Auto; l1'ire, Pollo. Tracy late of Meigs County, Ohio1 Call Don lllll� Middlo,ort \-teceaaed. Dated this 3rd day of June 1960, Ohla. F. H. O ' BRIEN, Judge of the Probate Coutt -- - DON 'Meigs t:ounty, Ohio (6) 7, 14, 2 1 . 3to STM;iis-- _ llflATIONWI•■ 9 =:, ... � .... .. 11■•D RATS ""1D MOTOM SU o1111 .. while """ 1111, ,0111111 - 600 I. Mllln .., P,.,,-,,. "'-e WY4-IUI. 4ft Lincoln II, Phna WY2.u61 Mlddl-rt (21 l Real Estate tt FOR SALE: � room house and bath 111 lut'nace. Nice locatio n . See 8 AND I ROOM HOUsi TWO Sam Picken,, Sy racu10, Ohio. room apartmenta. A. N, .Ben,tl, 8 2 31p c Pbono IVYl-1272. 11 3•U FOR SALE , FIVE ROOM HOUSE With bath, nice location . Melvin FOR Rl:NT 4 ROOM HOIJSII: Hood, .\ 1 1 Lo<:u1L St., Pomeroy, Rutla.nd Town,hlp. Call TIJJ, 11-28-llOtp 3478, HarUord, W, Va. Nl-fflp .::::=-:==-:- �--- � FOR SALE, WT AND TWO THREE BEDROOM HOUSE AT hou1t1. 8 room• and balh, in• 1126 r.a,, Mai n S&., P,im11roy. cludin1 kitchen , 1ppllaaee1, & Phone WY2•8'08, �l"8tc room hou1e eurrentJy ,ented. Pbo n11 SP3-oe.82, Cllftaa, W, Va. 8-1-etp. 4 ROOr,i AND BATH APART• MEN'f, North S...nd Street, 116 ACIIE FARM WITH a . ROOM Mlddleport. Rent naaonable. hou1e. Located be tween RuUand Phone WY-2-5383. 6 8 8tc a nd Harr-llonvllle · on mail and K'hool route. S4\11!: MONEY BY RENTINGA Refri1erator rrom Ewinp store G • room house localed. at 28 Park St., Mldd�eport, Obl.o. C•ll WY 2•2860, fJ e Ste Store. b1,1:lldlna loeat� "1·1n down• FOUR ROOII SECOND FLOOR town Rulltnd. Livln1 qu..ton apartment with bath : 11-o one · above. SuUabll rOr 1 ·tara•· or 2 room lint floor. Miller Apart. ,mall bu1ln1uea. Irene. 'l"om, '«I mentt, Mulbony Ave. Aenl reaIJntvorolly Tm•.._, .- l\ll\�•• '9nable. Phone WY2-3170, after - Ohfo; lhori'ti L't .IAl9i.::l. r, 1 '• ' •· l:IO p, m. 6 I Ile • 1 Ilg D : 1 41 For Rent ,, Market Report AUCTION Ill ComJ,llle hnla Crllt lrNte..t II/rite, Phone er Cutact A. C. IRADrORD, laclM, Ohio. Pomeroy, Ohio ll•- ' ) Call Dki Sterrett ,- ' I Director's message which called for an end to apathy, lrre1pon1i• bility and blind partisanship. ..In the United States," t.be Directors sa i d, .. the current year will record important political decisions as well as intematJonal approaches." They added that "through p rayer, we can rise above blind pertisanship and the irresponsible tumult of aggre.a· sive men1 al .suggestion." Named President of The Mo­ ther Church for the coming year was Arthur W. Eckman of Cam­ bridge, Mass. A lawyer, he is a native of Vick.sburg, Mississippi. He was educated at the Untver­ !iily of Texas, the University of Southern California, and Harvard Law School. The Director!i held that peo­ ples of all landa wlll be df'liver• .- Experleneed HOUSEHOLD GOODS, STANDS, chairs, cabin et, tables, dresser, buffe.t, cupboa rd, re(rigerator, di1he1 and mt1ce1laneous Items Call WY2·2998 or 370 Fisher 6·4•3tc St reet, Middleport. ,17 S'nlDEIIAKJ:R comm. Std, OD. Owner 11 leavlnC lqr 41"1ny. Pb. WY 2�Btl after 4 ,, m. 20. cu. FT. CIIEST DEEP freeze. Seldon Moore, Chcshiru, � 31 6tp I Ohio. Phone Emenun7-7152. -:::=-::c::::;;;;:-,-;;--::-;:--;: 1 1167 PONTIAC va STATION 6-4-3lc w•1on $1,UB. I ,,,,. On e care­ ful owner. Hydraiia1t10 drive. AltC REGISTERED COLLIE PUPS for 1al11. Call WY2·3489. 6·1•�tc Radio and Heat.er, Bllettnar1, Pomerof. 6--3-0tc PIGS FOR SALE: Phone WY 2· :::-:,::= ::- c-:-:1-clll!O -:-c_---:, ,oo_ ,"" 24741 da)'s. 6 4 3lp G�ire,. PONTIA -= :::::-:= Phone WY2-6308. Harlfy Hain£ W::0:--:A. c•_..,c U LT1ffioRS, BLACK· Fl1LWOC1d1 R'oad alter IJ:30 p.m. hawk. corn planter, Good con­ 6 6 3lp dition, Joe Field1 near Kilroy11 on R.oute 7. 6 6 6tc 111117 FORD V8 �AlRLANE IIO() --::-:-=:- - -$1,t9li, 4 door nidan. A real :-:=t.--:-:70" 1 FARM.ALL 1'' ·20 TRACTOR, 1 ett•"1 puJl'. Power 1teerJn1 and 1Jde dellvery Hake, 1 set 14 in• bi'akn. "htdom1llc. Blaetlnan, ch pull type tractor plowii. Al11n Pomeroy. 8-S-61<: fo r rent 100 acres good pasture. William F. Houduhelt, Klnr..� ­ 'Ml OLl>SMOB!LE 88 - Z door ••· bury Hoad. 6 CS 3tc dan. VI flocJ&:et en,:ine. Goes like 1 Jet. ,111ffl. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 7 3tc 1 FtMALE BEEGLE t'lELD ch11.1npion aired. Excellent hun'68 MERCUR'/ .&tontery 2 door. A ter. J•hone WY2·6856. 6 6 3tp )'OULhlul cir lnslde and out. aH9:S. Karr & Van Zandt', Pom• PIGS FOR SALE. Wllllam Blake, e roy. Dor'-, Ohio. 6 7 I 21 p 8 7 3tc , '07 CJJEVROL.1:.-, 6 c)'linder-De• 10 KEY PORTABLJ.: VI-CTO!t adtl· J1.1xe 2 door. A c11r for real econ• inti machlne. Phone L'H 7•2442 omy, 11 190. Karr & Van .Z..ndt, Letar,. 6 7 3tp Pomeroy. fl 7 Ste -.:::;-; '07 FORD cu,to ·-·m 8 2-:d::--: oor t:OAL FOR SALE: GR.t;AT SAY· 300 ---,V:-:: INGS lr bought before l at Aug. n Fri1ky u a you g aoll. tU90. ust. Now i1 lhe ti me to gC'l your Karr and Va n .Za ndt, Pomeroy. winter coal. .Hefor c tho �·au rush. 6 7 3tc Have ■11 grades of coal. WU! de­ '57 CADUJ.AC Coupe Deville. A live r a nywhere. See or call Bob helter bllf tban a brand new J0Uer1. iWJne located State Route ,mall ear. QON. Karr and Vah 124. 1/, mile from fair gruun(Ui. Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 1 3tt:! (j 7 IJtp '1)6 BUICK C•ntury Riveria Coupe GARDEN TRACTOR. Paul K11u(!, Solid white color - A ■olld val• Middleport, Ohlo. 6 7 3tp ue. Jl 103. Karr 6 Van Za ndt, Pomeroy. 8 7 3te :59 roBD flOO TRIJCK A·l CON­ d,uon 12 can, a decll: milk body. Jl,n, Parlier, �better, Ohio. 6-4-.'llp Conditi on of s,pectacu}ar PHON E WY-2-21 57 1 1 1 Notices I ( l 8 Employment Wonted CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE I.EIIULTS I.ATES ,,.20 Farm Ne,,,s RIVER I National Election Decisions REPORT Should Follow Prayers To God ( 1 7 l Help Wanted 16, CATILE-Slee rs 18 to 24; Heif­ ers 16 to 22; Baby Beef 20 to 215; Jo'al Co ws 14 to 18; Canners 12 to 15; Bulla 18 to 22; Milk Cows 100 to 200. VEAL CALVES - Tops 28.4fi; Seconds 24 lo 28; Medium 20 to 22; Com. & Hvs. 18 to 28; Culla 115 to 20. SHEEP - Ewes & Lms & to 12; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; Fat Sheep 4 to IO; Culls 1 lo 5i Bucks 4 to 8; Fat Withers 4 to 10. LAMBS - Topi 22.50; Seconds 16 lo 20; Lighl Wts. 14 to 18; Com mon 12 to 1:t Legal Notice N'OTICI OtlAPPOINTMENT l•acutor Illate of Mlldl"N A. DouglH Docoo ■od Caao No. 1'� NoUce la hereby given that Ra)l>h Emerso n Uougtas whose Polt Office addrea 11 Rt. I, Shade, Obio1 bas bten dul)' appointed 11 Executor of lhe E•t"le of Mildred A. nou,111, late of Mei,1i. County, Ohio, decoued. Dated· UiJ, 21th day of May, 1960. J". H. O'BRIEN Jud.le ot the Probate Courl I _ _ 1 �;u'i� 'l) , MtlP County, Ohio . (I) 31; (8) 7, 14, 31\ 3:30 From Tt1ese Root9 1:00 Comedy Playhouse 4:30 Adventure Theater � .00 Steamboat Bill 5 :30 Woody Woodpecker 6:00 Lowrey Stiowti� 6:15 Jim Thad.er Show 8:25 Weatherwt · 6:30 1.\rws Pktu,.. 8:45 HUllt!ey Brlnrtey Repott 1:00 Cannonball 7:::tu Laramie 8:30 Starti me 9:30 Arthur Murray Party J0:00 M Squad 10:30 Phil Silvers Show U ·OO Ne..,.� Ht-:irlline. 11 :Hi w�atherusl l l : H 5 Jnck Paar Show 1 :00 Sign Of f Cho11nel 3 - Wtdnesdo1 13 : 45 '1:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 Eisenhower Republican Plays •Mrs. Roosevelt In New Film By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD UPI - Leave it to Hollywood-they've got .an Ei• senhower Republican playing El· eanor Roosevelt in the movie ver• sion of "Sunrise at Campobello." Greer Garson , the soft-voiced beauly who won an Academy Award playing "Mrs. Miniver," portrays FDR's wife in the film NAMED PRESIDENT - Arthur despite her poUtics. W. Eckman of Cambrid�e. Ma11 .. She has been a U. S. citizen was named Pre8ident of The only alnce 19�1. but in both the Mother Church, The First Church 1952 and 19M elections the Eng­ of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, lish·born actress voted for Ike. Mass., at the June 6 Annual Mrs. Roosevelt only mot "I've Meeting. two or th ree limes, and I've found ed from tyranny through the her a faS<:i nating woman. She has freedom-giving power of spiritual treme ndous dignity and character. l've read almost all the research understanding. "With complete confidence Jn · books available on her, and the God's guidance," they decla red more I read lhe more impressed "Christian Scientists foresee the l become." , •- -· doom of the evil forces which would undermine righteous gov­ e rnment, weaken human free­ dom, and sink mankind deeper AUTUMN into materialism." The new President set-ved three I entered a scene of beauty terms on the Los Angeles Board At the close of an autumn day. or Education and one ter m o n A scene so quiet and peaceful the California Board ol Educa­ That its memory will linger always. tion. A former Manager of Com­ mittees on Publication, he was A carpet of gold and ctimson appointed Gene ral Counsel of the Covered the g round al my feet Legal Depa rtment of The Mother A nd as I trod upon lt Church in 1944. a n office he 1till 1 sa n k in, an kle deep. ho lds. lie succeeds Mrs. Kath· I though as J gazed.'jipo'� it ryn ·F. Coo k' or Boston, Masi. The threats to be coped with, And heard tht:! bree2es blow he said. "are not merely external That ere long the lovely c.trpet forces under authorl1arian dic­ Would be shrouded deep iti snow. tatorships that would seek to destroy our way of life. ' Vicious And the -beauty that was of Autumn internal enemies. represented by organi1.ed crime in league with Would be a scene of winter snow. corrupt politics and 1ubverslve But the scenes of both are wel­ come influences,- clai m the power to ti kc over gove rnment in one As they come to us here below. -Mrs. Harry Wolfe community afte r another . . . . " ------ --- Poet's Corner Through re11ance on Go d's· power and guidance, the11e challeng. es will be met and, mastered, he declared, addin g that "the beneficont govern m ent" of the founding fathers will be preserved, and I civil and religious rreedoms reig • n supreme." Reports of key officlalt covered the fa r-reaching activities of the den o mination which haa branches in more than 45 countries through out the free world. Public lectures on Christian Sdence were given for the first time, lt was announced, in m any distant areu including Gha n a and the Fiji lslands. Many outatlinding heal ing.a thru entlrely sp iritual means were dted In the reports. They i nclud• ed heallngs of alcoholism, leuke­ mia, pneumonia, cancer, aathm■, tuberculoslt, broke n bone1. insan­ ity, hay fever, heart trouble and cerebral palsy. The total n umber of Christian Science orga n tiation1 at colle1e1 a1\d universities hu nearly dou­ bled in recent yeara: Newly listed organizations include those p.t the Uni versity of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, and al the Free U n iversity of Berlin, Germany. NQW tranalatio'na of certai n of the writing1 of Mary BakeT Eddy the Discovere r and Founder or Chr istia n Scien ce, were announced. Who Do You Trust A meriean B,.ndst.And Rocky and P'is Friends San !i'ranctsco Bea._ Your E9SO Rept,i:tet Wea1her Teller J.ohn Daly Newa Honeymooners liugarfoot Wyatt Earp ta:00 Tb,. Riflema n 9,30 Colt .45 ,o,oo AJ.coa Presents 10:30 . Mr. Adame and Eve 11,00 The News Tom�, ll:OII Scann ing the Weather 1:, :16 Spc,rtB Report 11:20 Late Show IJl:45 Sh:m Off Otannel 8 - \Vetluesda, 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 8,30 Romper· Room 9:30 Movie Harold Ohue, Mgr. Midd1aport Locust St, Phone WY 2-2511 ,,ao 5,00 5,30 8:00 fl:15 8 Jtl J,3C 6:45 1,00 7:30 8,30 9,00 L0:00 10:30 L l :00 11:1(\ 11:1, 1 ,00 '1. Conciudei t lO!dlr 11, YU&'Oal&1) 13. Gronchi'IIII Glty 1�. Travel back tJ\4 forth . 18. Froot.,t 19, �ck Dr•• All Have Very Low Mileage New Ca r. Gua rantee FORD GALAXIE TUD OR ' . 235 H.P. Cruise-o-matlc, radio and healer, whllew&ll tires, power steering, wheel covers, padded dash, Belmont blue. FAIRLA NE 500 FORDOR • 20. Hla wlte tume4 to salt 13. Scorcb. ... li,.nlt'4 ;l:lli. Blue.. I!""" � -l,;,u.. ... vi.• 1J.1er fr. CorrQd• Tffffnl•,.-• .1aawtr 82. the ktd! •· T!,flce II. M'utlefl • fmllB,) ■rudy U. Blender l!D· Orl..tol 38, Ro11ry '-' >lt. &}"a q aur•• ma!£ -IO. Po■DI IT'S HANGIN' ON TH' LINE, HONEY \>Qr.. AUNT LOWEEZY · • 1 Gi\lE IT A REAL HAVE '>'E SEEN 6000 SCRU8BlN' Mi 'COONSKIN I -._ CAP ? ··:.:�- Ll'L ABNER I OPEN · 1,211 11 , 30 '2:00 [ 2:30 1:00 1-30 2,00 2,ao a,oo 3,30 f,00 a,sp 8:00 O·lO 8:fl) 8·48 7:00 7,30 8,30 9:00 8:45 10:00 11,00 1 1 : 10 u ,15 u,20 <a:45 Your Esso lteporter I Married J.on ResUQt Gun Lr.,ve Ti.Jal. Bob About Facea: 111<-di< Day In Cour\ Gale Storm Sbaw Beat the Clock Who Do You Trust American Ba ndstand My Friead Plleu s.i11 1-...... Yoar i:luo ..... Weather Teller Sohn DolJ' !!en Four Jutt Men Mu.sic for a Sprln_g Nlcht Ozzie and Harriet Wednesday Nlihl rllbll Sports .Pal'f(l.e twaiian fa'e. • Ha"" -il':T- ljcann� S,orll Late Show Sip Ott •Uaot =-=-------,-: � � 'l 'l.e Mondty Throuth Friday 1:88 Sign On f:00 Gueat Star 8:15 News & We11i:her 6:30 RFD l:OO Breakfast Party8:30 News · 8:3! iBreaktast Party 8:30 'Newd IQ:OC �offee Tim11 10: 15 Swap Shop l0:32 Morning Devotion■ tU:t5 On the Tow:i1 U:00 Country Hoe Down H :00 iioon Newt .... ,,_,rs ......... NOPEr! ··• IN!/-NO\N, '>'OUR MOUTI--1, WE'LL ROASf SONN1- '>OU 70 A FINE., JU5T A GOLDEN A Ll'L N.'!' WIDER.tr ----,---c----------,c--,---;::-::--;===-DAVDOOK p 4-H CLB MllTING Tbe Por\land Ideal 4-H Club .I ' · · .will bold , rneetine toni lht · at TO ,_..,. tl,.e Portlq.n d chu.rch basement,- it ' llock � 8Jt,fnlil:l_· Gran1� \viii m tet •s announced. The meetlnc .l,s. set _ in reaµI� session Thursday at f3 for 7 o'clock. p. m. Tbt�ptlrd and fourth degre:e1 wlll be conferred. H!)MECOMlNG SUNDAY ldoUTS, 1'.0 �llliT The annual Homei:oming will boo> ��l, Gad Scouta ot Mid- be h,eld this comi ng Sunday, June dleport, . will meet Wednesday 12 at the Rutland First Baptist ,morniq ..- at 10 at .t�e. Girl SCQut Church with Rtv. Byrd aa the Cottaeii C»I. Pearl ,Str�t. �h gµ est Speaker. A m11lf! choru i w ill" fi(rl ia��� to brl�g 8 1 �. JUl:IffJh · spec¥JI music. ·, . bag JuJM!h and�a box for ■ · Ii.fit · 'Ev{!r_yoge Js invited tQ attend, -;-;;-;;-;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;., 1 and a free lu nch wilt be served at noon. Start The Deir. Right W�h STEVE 1 12:30 Jult For YOll 1 :30 New1 1:3' Jutt For Yo'1 2:00 Callin, On pt, Pleuant 3:00 Muolc <lo Rauod 3:30 New• 3:3a Muaic Go Round 4;SO Local- Nf(f• 4:30 MUlhi Ga Rou nd 6:00 Sl)Oftll Ill: 8f(rieW �: 10 Spo"rta ScoCtll 6:"�I '111t Band Bql' S:45 Pat Booue llhow 8:ffO .Sundown S� 0:30 OU' the- Air; . . , -:-:--:,::-P ol�h-·pre� .,•.;,·•� Mkl "'9oliy--ES F IGHT POI.IC& POL -braWlfra� W ARSAW UPI - Poles da&hed (Ians" ind · ''yo�n;g w ith police for the fourth Ume in demo111ttattd, alaja., - · �efqre� little over a month · Stinday at ing In' a football' aoccet f•Jll� � Poznan, it was reported Monday. tween Waraaw Polonia al'ld P� I Several person!i were i njured, re- nan Lech, ,l'itch. elKI� In a •� • ,' liable sour1;es said, T�e official less t ie. ' ' __ _ CURLY KAYOE BUT 'flR NOT tN .t �NOW WUAT I _ CONDlllotj .,. YA Mlll't' 1)0.., NOW Pt.EASE GET ME A _, -, MUIHT Gil' .. llfJAr/ · MAT H/ l �LLEM WMl'O Daily Program Schedule SAVE SAVE SAVE U P TO $650. 1960 For • d Dem ons trators 235 H.P. Cruise-o-matlc, white tires, curb guard 1 : 10 2,30 3,00 3 30 H,O "� ..... t1tarinel 1 3 Wednesday CHASE HARDWARE GALAX I E FORDOR r.r:::., l. �dlA� weight f. C\ll>jo met., Play YolU' Hi..meh Price i1 Right Concentration Truth or Consequenct1 It Co uld Be You Mid Day New1 Movletime Lorettai You ng Theater Young Dr. ittalone From The,e Roo•., iomody Playbouae AdventW'tl Time Steambpt :BIil Oulct lf!!Orl• M'uslc In the Round The ,Tlrt, Th&.i:ter Sf4owWt":::thercalt "1'ew1 PJcturHuntley BrinldeJ' Jl,eporl Ma nhunt w,eon Train Price Ia RiJbt PP.rry Com6 Sbow Thia is Your Life Tombstone TerrltOt'f' New, Headlillt■ We,thettut Tbfl. Ja<!k Paar 81loW SI.Kn Off r J 12:45 The GuJaiQI JJ&bt , l.L>l'!hler lhtJ 1:00 Heart. of tbil Cl� t:15 �ere, Sturm 1:30 Aa the World Turnl 1:SC :idi;if! of Nb{hl '2:00 For Bette-: OI' Wone 1:00 The Three Stooa:ea 2:So nouae ',pan, i:ao Llfe of Riley ' ,, ... 1:00 • ,Arth•w,J. Sm1to ·,t.,.. ,l,QQ ,�'l1e, ,lllll!Oll,lln , , . S:� - l'be .Verdict II YOUN Weather the at Look A. 1:13 1:00 The Brighter DfJ ts: 20 Jule Rivlin Show 1::-W Amos 'n' And1 1:1?1 T":1e Secret Storm '1:00 Steve Donavan 1:30 Edge of Night f:30 To Tell the Truth 5:00 nie Three Stoore, 8:00 Dennis O'K.eefe Stlow J::m The Life of Riley 1:30 Many L,.,vee of Doby Gillil 1:00 Artb111· ' Smith t:00 , Tightrope Show Skelton 8:1� A Look ■t the Weather , f:00, Red J):00 Garry Moore Show 8:20 Jule Rivlin Show lLOO News 5:30 Amos 'n' An" U.: 10 A Look at the Weather t:00 RiJhway Patrol 22':oo Theater 13 7:30 Reckonin g 8,30 Men Into Space 9,00 The M illion � 1:00 Newt0 I've Got A Secret 9:3 1:18 Capta in KanllarOO Armstrong Circle Theater 10:00 1:00 Ca11toon T11eater lJ:00 1 1 o'clock New.D:00 Red Rowe Show 11:10 A J.oot at the Weather ,P:30 On the Get I L l3 Theatel;' 13 tl:00 I Love Lucy -_--c-::,--,- ---=-----:::-::---:---:--- i:OP PLUMBING and IL!CTRICAL REPAIRS and IIRVI CE tJres, windshield washer, padded dash, power steerll1g, solid red color. '0:30 I l ,OO t i :30 12:00 1 �•:30 1.00 WHTN�TV .Channel 13 Chann el 1 3 Tuesdoy • ;f: P;:":.1iLl!'1; t2:30 · Search For Tomorrow 3:30 Verdict Is You s COLEMAN DEALER 235 H.P. Cruise-o-malic, radio and heater, white a. ./l. wot1i;, WCHS�TV CJ,�nnel 8 S:30 t:00 5:30 B,00 ftJlll 6:40 6:45 7,00 7 :30 8,30 Aolborlled GAU.XIE STAR LINE R Sign On Today Katie ::>oonan Show Topper Dough Re Mi Channel 8-1 uesdo) 11 Roo•rtelt Fan Despite her voting record, Greer has been a devoted Roosevelt fan amce her ingenuc days in Eng­ land. "My own politkal ·beliefs have nothing to do wi th the role,'' she said. ·· 1t is an added respons ibility to play such a citizen of the world as M.rs. Roosevelt. I've portra)'ed hying characters before, in "Blos9oms in the Dust' an� •i.w-s. Park­ ington.' It's not easy. "I am not giving an imitation or Mrs. Roosevelt. "I hope I a m interpreting and giving an i mpreession of Mrs. Hoosevelt 81 she was during the years when the movie takes place." H•• CollktN FIim$ To perfect her cha racterizatio n Miss Garso n has collected several newsreels showing Mrs. Roo�evelt alo n g with dozens of photographs of the famed for mer First Lady. Neither producer Dore Schary nor any one else at Warne r Broth• e'ts studios has attempted to guide Greer in her portrayal of the character. "J just showed up for work the first day and played Mrs. Roose­ velt as I thought the role should be done," she exptailled. "No one has crtidzed or changed my ideas yet. That pleased me. "Perhape the, biggest compll­ ni'ent I've had came from extras on the set who wanted lo 'know wbo the actress was playing Mrs. Roosevelt." 185 H.P. Fordomatlc, radio and heater, white tires, back up lilbls, padded dash, turquoise color. � st,w,I<ii, WSAZ.TV Channttl 3 Chan nel 3-l'uesday PEANUTS CROS SWO R D, TELEV ISION GUI Di PINK EYI IN CATTLE i..1t year many Maaon County dairy and beef herd5 suffered from outbreak.a of Pini:eye. Pink• eye ii a contagloUB disease whit!h may spread through your herd. The re&ulting lOi& in milk and meat producuon mea:ll less dol• lars to Lhe owner. H you h■v• pinkeye or &u•pect pink..,.. In your h..-d �I your ffl'o erln■ri•n. HIW'• the one bht qutil• Pink.ey e is most commonly seen fled to tl"Nt your cattle, in summe r. It afects animals of Pinkeye has been recognized as all ages, but animals under two an in fectious disease of cattle since years old 5eem most 5usceptible. 1889. Control measures consist of good The first symptoms are a swell• herd management. One of the· best ing of the eyeball and a wate ry dis• ways to prevent the disease from charge from the eye. This ti. is• .spreading is to control the mes . charge late r contains pus and rnu- A free pamphlet "Farm Fly Con• cus. The lining of the lids becomes Lrol'' which gives directi on, and red and congested. Often a pink or chemicals to use i n controlling red ring surrounds the white part flies, can be obtained from thC' Ma­ o f the eyeball. The animal shows son County Extension Office. evidence of pain particularly m Animals which have Plnkeye bright sunlight. The eyeball be- ' should be put in the barn by them comes cloudy and the animal may selve.s and treated -by a veterinsr­ be unable to see for a few days. ian. Ulcers may form in severe cases . By keeping inrected animals_ 1soon the front of the eye near the pupil. Sometimes the eyeball is de• 1 �at�d an� Following the Vete1·m�r• stroyed and the animal becomes 1an s advice, the spread 01 the dlS· ease may be controlled. blind. --- --- ----� Legal NotJce NOTICE OF APPOINTMONT Etltt• of s. R. Hendrix, DffNMC C11t No. 18,357 Notlcc ls hereby given that Woodrow Zwilling whose Post Of­ nee address Is Syrai:use, Ohio, baa bee n duly appointed Administrator o( the Estate of S. R. Hendrix late of Melia County, Ohio, dece11sed. Dat� llll1 16th day of April 1000. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court Mel�• County. Ohio (fi) 24, 31; (6) 7, 3lc 1 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleporl, O., June 7, 1960-7 _ COMMIMORAT! IMMIGIIANT NEW YORK UPI-A plaque commemorati ng the arrival here in 163!5 of Peter Caeaar Alberti� the flrat Italian immi,arant, was unveiled Thuraday in Battery Park. Nine of Albertl's deacendants, including Edward A. Albertia, 71, of Orange, N. J., attended the ceremony 1pon1ored by the Ital­ ian Historical Society of America. The plaque was presented by the city of Venice, Italy. On The _ • Uf �ING; Jf, 1:tl A.M. t : ' ' .�.. OM , ' -,--'-· -·--��=��=��=�t�;e,"' _ J E· ■f ·' . Td_ PICNIC THURSD_AY The Elean or Circle of the Hea.\h Methodist Church wlll have � family picnic at the Middleport Roacblde Park this Thu:raday eve• , nlna: at 6. E.ach f:1>nlly 11 N!guest­ ed to ·also bring their o wn table service and drink. THER E'S GOIN <7 TO 6E A LE CT UR E AT THE M U S E UM TODAY _ HOLZt;R HOSe!TAL Admissions June 4: Peler Sulli• v•�• New Haven; Miss Becky Ful\1, Middleport. Ju ne 5: Mrs. Allen Roush, M iddleport; Mn. Victor Bahr, Loni Bottom; Mrs. Ed ....urd Rick­ ard, Letart. Di1missed Roee Waldron, Mrs. ¥ar,y Hensley, Edwa rd Sheppard, Mrs. Gl.adye Lesher, Davie llurnett :Pfl.ul Sayre, Mrs. Glen Fincham, .to� MIiler, Sandra Ja nes, Keith G.lllUai;id, Robert 1-la,wkins, Ernie Gardner, Paul Elkins, Mrs. Ferdie Jorwa.. Frank Snider, Mrs. Howell J.,::Yi1, Mrs. Thor Carsey, Mrs. Oae.r Pauley, Gilbert Mayo, Ke• Vin' Jactson, . Geor,e Taylor, Basil HIil, James Weber, Mrfil. Hollis W.ood,yard, Infan t male J.arvis, �. l\obert Coulaon and , �on, · Carmel Jewett and dauahter. ,liJba �une 3; Mr. and Mra. tuRUt KeQ.t, New Haven, a son. *'· STAKIS VALUE INCijlAS!D ilAMDEN, N. J. UPI-The add­ , ed -,,_:ah1e of the Garde11 State S\lket, '\ltDrld's richest horse, race • will be bobsled from $100,000 lo $125,00l;t for its 1961 runni ng . Jjy_ 84111 LEFF ? mldgs., radio and heater, electrlc wipers, power steering, washers, wh�el_ covers, solid black. GAU.X I E FORDOR 185 H.P. Cruise-o-mallc, radio .and beater, pOwer steerlnc,- wheel covers, padd"!I dash, Meadowvllle Famous IANl"N t/Rtlll IAIYZOO coming -to RUTLAND FURNITURE TUESDAY JUNE 14 11 P.M. lo 8 P,M, . .CO live Baby Animals! . sreeo. THUNDE RB I RD HARDTOP ' · • WIN NIE WINKLE 300 H.P. Crulse-o-matlc, ID-Fl radio, heater, backup lllhts · p0wer steerinc, padded dam, white tires, wlieei covers, ,..,hers, electric wipers, Palm Sprine• RoSl!, very low mileage. �MIS'",-W,'$ IJ!S M9Y t.lO/J ,fT �-SIS: Fi.�N/C5 .•.:,. ALL CARS WAXED AND UN DERCOATED ALL IN TOP CONDITION • SEE THESE AT ONCE AND SAVE! PRESTON FORD . ' ' ' Phone WY-2'3501 .. = '' ' MJD.DLEPQllT, . , S; 'l'HIRD · AVE. . .-ii �....__,__..., , ,... •.___ _, , ·· ,·....... . __ � .,;.·--•--·-·-. .. .., -I .,"!.,..,� �..,..-► , .. ..._-"' ""-- - ' • � • , ,... ; , o. ,,, 11 ALL THOSE, w'A NTIN'7 THE,; AFTERNOdN Ol'F TO ATTEND THE LE CTURE·· ·-RAl$E YOUR HA �:O S �• 8-llallJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 7, 1960 WANT ADS roa WANTED: COOK for rest home. Write qualifications to P. 0. Boll. 303, Pomeroy, Ohio. 6 7 3tc BOSTON (Special)-Decisions Lotk1: Montgomery about national •elections should 15.9, 9. 7 runnin g 9 ft. Gallipol is l'ome out o( each voter's com­ n HOUSE PAINTING INSIDE AND ! 8. 4, 11 .6, ru ning 8 ft. All dam s mu n iOn with God ud the guid• up running ob...,ul ½ trap down I ance obtained lhrough prayer, out. Roof and chi mney work. Ray Ours. WY 2-3624. 6 2 6tp to Loc k 18. Lock 1B down run • The Christian Scient:!e Board of ning c1boul one trap Hollers all D irectors said today. on sill on Ka nawha. More than 7,000 Christian 120 ) Busi ness Services Ohla Ri ve-,- Bods dow n : Loc k Sc ientists at the Annual Meet_lng o f The Mo1her Chu . rch, . The First · 3-. I• . ., am 4-0 '· Cru <,-I · AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGER­ 14 M r. Chns l 'h urc h of Ch rlsl, Sc1ent1s . t, m . . ble ◄ · I O am 0_ 1 1 Luck 15 Or ation service. Jack's Refr ige ra• o t�e llos c ass usetts, hea , a ' ':_ � . � � � � leani�n '1:� am o; Lock L6 22 _ _ _ tion. New Haven. Pho n .a TU2I 3537. 6-23 ti Albert 1'' . Holden 5 am 0- 18; Lock 17 Chcis JL . 6,0; am 80; Lock 22 J 0b MUELLER FURNACIS, W ESTING Wavel' ly 10:45 am 6-0: Lock 23 1 HOUSE ■,t,l iancH. Arnold Bro- Bayou Larrienc 7:30 pm 0-4; Ll· . th.rs, Syr■cuse, Ohio. Phone high pm 8-6; Indiana 9 : 1 5 pm 15 :.J WY2-6314. 1 1 ·1 '•tf , A. V. t:riss 1 1 : 40 pm 6-0; Lut·y (Contlnuttd From P■t• On.) Jane Lucas 5 : 40 am 9·0; Rockt•I Io unded no one ever has been ex. TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL 6 am l •O; Ashland 9:35 am 1 · 10, n· uted there. appliance repair. Phone Otis J. B. Chauvin J0:60 am 0--4. McClintOt:!k, Racine, O."tio. 2-l•tfc Eichmann also is certain lo con­ U p at Gall ipolis--Bob Ben1er l !•.st the legality of his trial or the APA.!1.'l'MENTS - i'Urollhed. and 9:05 pm 2•1 1 ; Re l iance I am 12-6: Jurisdiction or the Jsr11eli co urt. uufurntahed. Mdluter■• Jliddle- Wesl<'rn 5:30 am 12•5; Franldm Israel neve r before has brought port. Phone WY-2-5286. 2-3-tf L. Pierce 8:6{] am 9·0: Loc k 23 In trial a non-citizen accused of I Southland 12:45 pm 4·6; Cotton crimes against Jew5 .abroad be­ Queen 1:40 pm 5-0; C. V. Harner ) USlneSS erYICes 1 1 : 1 0 pm 0•2; llcleri Z 7: IO am fore the proclamation of the stale ( 20 of Israel in 1948. ( Vulcan 8 . 55 am l l ·O; OVEC Legal e,cperts say there has A PAPER HANGER SPECIALJST. 0-8 been no parallel cases since the You can try in any town a bet- J0:35 .tm J .fl. ter one can't be found. I please One boat duw11 Kanawha lht· Nuremburg war crimes tribunals the ha rdest to ple11e. 40 yea rs Elger Cliff at Winfield 3 : 15 a111 which determined their own legal­ ity and wrote their own law re­ continuous practice. Phone SI-6· 0. 3_ trospectively. 2606 by day. Nlghts Sl.a-0045. Ga.llipolis, Ohio. 6 6 3tc 1 2 1 J R«iol 1:stote However, the West German gov­ ernment waived any claim lo HOUSE FOR SALE: 6 ROOMS ('Xlradite has Eichmann as a German and bath, near Syracuse Post dhzcn and has promised to help Olfice on River Road. Two lots. the Israeli authori ties prosecute Leland Bum.earrier. 6-1•6tp the C'a.se. I eeab per word. ON lntiertiOG. Kinimwn �..... - eo i::u� I cent,; per word � diree ODrl1'leOlltlve iDaertioDL 8pedaJ - one mioath fol' 30 cent, J)er word. Jl'uli rate of 3 .,..,. pe, word "111 be cho,...i for Mvertuioc lf DOI pold within 10 <IAJ'■ after -i bill. l!lrron In AdYertulnc - Should be roport,d lrwnediat.iy, The Daiiy SeatlneJ will not be rupomd.ble for moi-e than one ineor­ nct lnlation. - ol - ond lifeclal N-• of Ev,uto Sl.UO. Obltuarlea puhl:lb'ld at 1 tent per word. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS G DAYS I MO. 80c 00c Ill ft.llO IIOc JD '6.00 fl .80 ,1.110 711c 21 e:i.21 fl .60 Ado - br 10 A.II. will be ID tl>at doy 1 ,-pc,r. . .. , TIRMITI ""1D PIIT CDNTllOL .., Pain. 11n, 1-. 1...,,­ N t.r NetMnwkle. Phclne R. and A. s.mce 'Station WY2- 2M6. Is Ended At Last For Sole B . - 181 Auto Soles 11161 PONTIAC FOUR DOOR HY· DJVJV.nc can be Hen flnt houae e11t ot Forest Run Met­ hodlat ChlD'cb. Run1 &ood, a b1r11in. 6 8 3tp UM CHEVROLET VII. ,1,096. 4 door 1ed1n . Ori1in1l black fluilh. PowezcHde Blaettnara, Pom eroy. a.3-6tc Ind ,..._., - Cl- Uto4 Coro AU Mak• IMTllO!'OLITAH MOTOU - ■..I Mela IL ,,....,, Ohle I 191 1907 row VB 2 DOOR ,1,1116. Cu1tom 8ed1n. Low m1lHJe. 8ptrkjlnl 11.K�t blue llnl■b, ltlaeltnar1, Pomeroy. &-3-6lc ........ ..,,s ................... tt ,111,,a.s .,11 . .. .... For FRllE lnopul.1011 PHONI Gilmore•• Supply Store WY-2-2774 For Sale (9) NEW 222 VARMINT RIFLE. SIX power ,cope. M0.00. CalvJn Lano, Mlddla,orl lllU. M.alp FOR DEWCIOUS HAM SAND• WICIIES. Jt<k'■ Dtlry Str, Mid­ dleport. 8 7 8tc BEAGLE PUPS. SWE!T POTATO planll. Dennle Karr, Racin e, Bnh■n Road. 0·7·3tp \ S RADIATO R Vaugh.on'■ Exterminating Company It, Mery,, W. Va. ==-===--=== · -­ P'OR SALE MITCHELL ULTRA thin room air conditioner, 230· volt,, l ton alze. Jn perfect condition , m1ed but very little. A, E. Jordan, 6:t7 Grant Street, Mlddleport, Ohio. Phone W'/2· 3131. fl-4-3tp 190 ) Marine Suppl ie, Buy You - - JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT . KARR & VAN ZANDT REPAI R We repair all types of r�dl­ a-tors, from heater cores to the largest lruck or tractor radiator. Blaettna r's Phone WY ,2,2l 4J Pomeroy, OhJo l►rfi 8",.,. ,� -rf, '· '·' Before 9:30 A.M. Mlddleport WY•2-2649 Pon,eroy WY-2-3195 KAUTZ FIID ITORI A.t Ch9ttw Yukon .S.2 1"5 HAMILL IERVICI STATION ■■f<oro tlOO A.M. AINny WI i!'l'ery Day 8eMc• CLOTII, WOOD SLAT PORCH ihades, cloth pol'()h valance, awnin£s, venetla n bli nds, win• dow shades. Frl'Je estl mates. Dale Wlppel, 215 Union Ave., Pomeroy. S 2 1 90tc CI ISTOII BUILT KITCHEN DE· �l.ined for your home. Free es• tlm11tes. F oreman and Abbott, Phone WY2-Wl. 8-6-tf HAMMER'S REFUSE DISPOSAL. Weekly pickup. Al low as Jl.00 11 month. Call R. Ii: A. Servke Station, WY2·238tl or •� Mar• Ion (Hammer) Ha..vk. 6. J.30tp ---- --- YOH SALE: I IOUSt.:: IN 111\llHISON VILLE. Six rooms with bath Close lo church and sdiool. Mrs. CINCINNATI UPI - June 6. John Stout, l l ilrrisun ville 6 7 51e Livestock Cattle 2000, calves 300; slaughter steers and heifers We l ower ; �e 1:t lers 1 lower; ave �ge ah'd FQft SALE:- FAlt:i1. u4 A , loc 011 �ood gr.ivel road. 6 room I low choice 900· 1050 lb s_laug ter house with h_ ot and col_d w_ater. steers 26.:S0·2�, low chmce 1_2� Mrs. John Stout, Harrisonville. lb do �� 25.50 26.25, good 23. 25. 6 7 Ste 50, utility and standard 19-20; low to average choice 600•750 lb hei• fcrs 25, good to low choice 800 OuCe lh down 23-24, low good 22-22.50, utility cows 16-17.50: utility and ORDER OF ATTACHMENT rommerclal bulls 18·20; high good Martin Servic■ St■tlon and choice vealers 26-29, good 22· V•. 26. standard 18·22. Herbert Smith Hogs 2500, barrows and gilts Flied Ma� 13, 1 960 25c higher. 1·2 2IO lb 18, 1-2·3 180Amount of Claim - $39.59 240 lb 17.3�-1785, mostly 17 . 8� for E. W. PeoplH, Judge 1 90-220 lb, 2·3 240-270 lb 16 .85(5) 1 7, 27; (6) 7, 3tc 17.35; "BOWS 25c higher, 2-3 300· 450 lb 13.50·15, nea r 200 lb 15.50, 2-3 450•600 lb 12.75·13.50; boars 75,c higher, mostly 10.75,� l -5'0, around 200 lb 12. LEGAL NOTICE Gr"n Produce Bids will be received .o.l the of­ CLEVELAND UPI - Home­ fire of Webster & Fultz until Tuu;d11y, June 14, 1060, 11l Ill growers market; (June 6} Asparagus, 8 qt bkt med•lge 1 o'clock A. M . for the purchase of 1he Sherman S1cphcns real e111.ilc 1 . 160. Cahbage, Ohio 1¾ bu: crts dom. situated al 222 Syc.nmorc Street in the Village of 711iddlcport. Ohio. rnd. med 1. .50• 1.75, ·24 ·qt basket The real cstote is appraist•d for J - 1 .25. Cucumber greenhouse, ctn J2s $1 900.00 and cannot he sold £or less than the appraist'Ll vuluc. For extra fancy l l s 1, bkt 24s No I further in(ornwtiun, phune WY 2· funcy 1 .10·2.25. Green onions, bkl bchd 48s 2.50, 2186. !ti) 7. 9, 1 1 . 13, 4tc poorer H.50, 24 1- 1.35 poorer l!Wt'­ ec. Pa rsley, 8 qt bkt bchd doz curly & root 75-1 , poorer lower. fiadishes, bkt bch 24s red 7!5' 1 , NOTIC'E O F APPOINTMENT whites J.1 .25. tpd bkLs 24 8 films C••• No. 18,385 reds 1-1.-'0 white 1 .40-1.150. E•t■te Of John E. McCIH�i'Y Rhubarb, 16 qt bkt .75-1. OitcffHd Strawberries, 8 qt carton 3..0-0i Not ce is hereby i,:ivcn i ll-\! Mil• 3 75. drcd C. Phillips whose post office Tomatoes, greenhouse, 8-lb bkt address ls Minersville, Ohio, hais med 2.25, few lowe r. lge J.150-1.90. been duly Qppointed Administra­ trix of the Estat.e of John E. Mc• OHIO VALLIY LIVESTOCK Clnskey late of Rarinc, Mt:!lgs G•lllpoll•, Ohio, Jun• 4, 1960 County, Ohio, dcccai;cd. HOGS-175 to 220 lbs 17 lo 17.50 Dated lhis <Ith day of June 1960. 220 to 2.50 lbR _1 7 to 17.50; Light i,�_ H. O'BIW•:N J1,1dgc of the Prohate Court 16 to 17.MJ; Fat Sows lJ to 14.50; Slags 12 to l4; Boars 8 to Hi ; Meigs Cuunty, Ohio (6) 7, 14, 21, 3tc .Sows & Pigs 60 to 90; Shoats 6 to .,._; -==-=-c-- -- --L egoI N Legal Notice l.egal Notice - Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT lxecutor 1.t■te of 1Ytr-1t J. Tr■ <Y 0-CuMd Notice is hereby given tltat Nel• h1.1 H. Tracy whose Post Office address is Pome ro)', Ohio, R. D . 2, !20b J I nsurance has been tluly appointed as Exccu• trlx of the E1tate of Eve retl �.1 COMPLllTE UIISURANCE PIIO. tecLlon, Life, Auto; l1'ire, Pollo. Tracy late of Meigs County, Ohio1 Call Don lllll� Middlo,ort \-teceaaed. Dated this 3rd day of June 1960, Ohla. F. H. O ' BRIEN, Judge of the Probate Coutt -- - DON 'Meigs t:ounty, Ohio (6) 7, 14, 2 1 . 3to STM;iis-- _ llflATIONWI•■ 9 =:, ... � .... .. 11■•D RATS ""1D MOTOM SU o1111 .. while """ 1111, ,0111111 - 600 I. Mllln .., P,.,,-,,. "'-e WY4-IUI. 4ft Lincoln II, Phna WY2.u61 Mlddl-rt (21 l Real Estate tt FOR SALE: � room house and bath 111 lut'nace. Nice locatio n . See 8 AND I ROOM HOUsi TWO Sam Picken,, Sy racu10, Ohio. room apartmenta. A. N, .Ben,tl, 8 2 31p c Pbono IVYl-1272. 11 3•U FOR SALE , FIVE ROOM HOUSE With bath, nice location . Melvin FOR Rl:NT 4 ROOM HOIJSII: Hood, .\ 1 1 Lo<:u1L St., Pomeroy, Rutla.nd Town,hlp. Call TIJJ, 11-28-llOtp 3478, HarUord, W, Va. Nl-fflp .::::=-:==-:- �--- � FOR SALE, WT AND TWO THREE BEDROOM HOUSE AT hou1t1. 8 room• and balh, in• 1126 r.a,, Mai n S&., P,im11roy. cludin1 kitchen , 1ppllaaee1, & Phone WY2•8'08, �l"8tc room hou1e eurrentJy ,ented. Pbo n11 SP3-oe.82, Cllftaa, W, Va. 8-1-etp. 4 ROOr,i AND BATH APART• MEN'f, North S...nd Street, 116 ACIIE FARM WITH a . ROOM Mlddleport. Rent naaonable. hou1e. Located be tween RuUand Phone WY-2-5383. 6 8 8tc a nd Harr-llonvllle · on mail and K'hool route. S4\11!: MONEY BY RENTINGA Refri1erator rrom Ewinp store G • room house localed. at 28 Park St., Mldd�eport, Obl.o. C•ll WY 2•2860, fJ e Ste Store. b1,1:lldlna loeat� "1·1n down• FOUR ROOII SECOND FLOOR town Rulltnd. Livln1 qu..ton apartment with bath : 11-o one · above. SuUabll rOr 1 ·tara•· or 2 room lint floor. Miller Apart. ,mall bu1ln1uea. Irene. 'l"om, '«I mentt, Mulbony Ave. Aenl reaIJntvorolly Tm•.._, .- l\ll\�•• '9nable. Phone WY2-3170, after - Ohfo; lhori'ti L't .IAl9i.::l. r, 1 '• ' •· l:IO p, m. 6 I Ile • 1 Ilg D : 1 41 For Rent ,, Market Report AUCTION Ill ComJ,llle hnla Crllt lrNte..t II/rite, Phone er Cutact A. C. IRADrORD, laclM, Ohio. Pomeroy, Ohio ll•- ' ) Call Dki Sterrett ,- ' I Director's message which called for an end to apathy, lrre1pon1i• bility and blind partisanship. ..In the United States," t.be Directors sa i d, .. the current year will record important political decisions as well as intematJonal approaches." They added that "through p rayer, we can rise above blind pertisanship and the irresponsible tumult of aggre.a· sive men1 al .suggestion." Named President of The Mo­ ther Church for the coming year was Arthur W. Eckman of Cam­ bridge, Mass. A lawyer, he is a native of Vick.sburg, Mississippi. He was educated at the Untver­ !iily of Texas, the University of Southern California, and Harvard Law School. The Director!i held that peo­ ples of all landa wlll be df'liver• .- Experleneed HOUSEHOLD GOODS, STANDS, chairs, cabin et, tables, dresser, buffe.t, cupboa rd, re(rigerator, di1he1 and mt1ce1laneous Items Call WY2·2998 or 370 Fisher 6·4•3tc St reet, Middleport. ,17 S'nlDEIIAKJ:R comm. Std, OD. Owner 11 leavlnC lqr 41"1ny. Pb. WY 2�Btl after 4 ,, m. 20. cu. FT. CIIEST DEEP freeze. Seldon Moore, Chcshiru, � 31 6tp I Ohio. Phone Emenun7-7152. -:::=-::c::::;;;;:-,-;;--::-;:--;: 1 1167 PONTIAC va STATION 6-4-3lc w•1on $1,UB. I ,,,,. On e care­ ful owner. Hydraiia1t10 drive. AltC REGISTERED COLLIE PUPS for 1al11. Call WY2·3489. 6·1•�tc Radio and Heat.er, Bllettnar1, Pomerof. 6--3-0tc PIGS FOR SALE: Phone WY 2· :::-:,::= ::- c-:-:1-clll!O -:-c_---:, ,oo_ ,"" 24741 da)'s. 6 4 3lp G�ire,. PONTIA -= :::::-:= Phone WY2-6308. Harlfy Hain£ W::0:--:A. c•_..,c U LT1ffioRS, BLACK· Fl1LWOC1d1 R'oad alter IJ:30 p.m. hawk. corn planter, Good con­ 6 6 3lp dition, Joe Field1 near Kilroy11 on R.oute 7. 6 6 6tc 111117 FORD V8 �AlRLANE IIO() --::-:-=:- - -$1,t9li, 4 door nidan. A real :-:=t.--:-:70" 1 FARM.ALL 1'' ·20 TRACTOR, 1 ett•"1 puJl'. Power 1teerJn1 and 1Jde dellvery Hake, 1 set 14 in• bi'akn. "htdom1llc. Blaetlnan, ch pull type tractor plowii. Al11n Pomeroy. 8-S-61<: fo r rent 100 acres good pasture. William F. Houduhelt, Klnr..� ­ 'Ml OLl>SMOB!LE 88 - Z door ••· bury Hoad. 6 CS 3tc dan. VI flocJ&:et en,:ine. Goes like 1 Jet. ,111ffl. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 7 3tc 1 FtMALE BEEGLE t'lELD ch11.1npion aired. Excellent hun'68 MERCUR'/ .&tontery 2 door. A ter. J•hone WY2·6856. 6 6 3tp )'OULhlul cir lnslde and out. aH9:S. Karr & Van Zandt', Pom• PIGS FOR SALE. Wllllam Blake, e roy. Dor'-, Ohio. 6 7 I 21 p 8 7 3tc , '07 CJJEVROL.1:.-, 6 c)'linder-De• 10 KEY PORTABLJ.: VI-CTO!t adtl· J1.1xe 2 door. A c11r for real econ• inti machlne. Phone L'H 7•2442 omy, 11 190. Karr & Van .Z..ndt, Letar,. 6 7 3tp Pomeroy. fl 7 Ste -.:::;-; '07 FORD cu,to ·-·m 8 2-:d::--: oor t:OAL FOR SALE: GR.t;AT SAY· 300 ---,V:-:: INGS lr bought before l at Aug. n Fri1ky u a you g aoll. tU90. ust. Now i1 lhe ti me to gC'l your Karr and Va n .Za ndt, Pomeroy. winter coal. .Hefor c tho �·au rush. 6 7 3tc Have ■11 grades of coal. WU! de­ '57 CADUJ.AC Coupe Deville. A live r a nywhere. See or call Bob helter bllf tban a brand new J0Uer1. iWJne located State Route ,mall ear. QON. Karr and Vah 124. 1/, mile from fair gruun(Ui. Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 1 3tt:! (j 7 IJtp '1)6 BUICK C•ntury Riveria Coupe GARDEN TRACTOR. Paul K11u(!, Solid white color - A ■olld val• Middleport, Ohlo. 6 7 3tp ue. Jl 103. Karr 6 Van Za ndt, Pomeroy. 8 7 3te :59 roBD flOO TRIJCK A·l CON­ d,uon 12 can, a decll: milk body. Jl,n, Parlier, �better, Ohio. 6-4-.'llp Conditi on of s,pectacu}ar PHON E WY-2-21 57 1 1 1 Notices I ( l 8 Employment Wonted CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE I.EIIULTS I.ATES ,,.20 Farm Ne,,,s RIVER I National Election Decisions REPORT Should Follow Prayers To God ( 1 7 l Help Wanted 16, CATILE-Slee rs 18 to 24; Heif­ ers 16 to 22; Baby Beef 20 to 215; Jo'al Co ws 14 to 18; Canners 12 to 15; Bulla 18 to 22; Milk Cows 100 to 200. VEAL CALVES - Tops 28.4fi; Seconds 24 lo 28; Medium 20 to 22; Com. & Hvs. 18 to 28; Culla 115 to 20. SHEEP - Ewes & Lms & to 12; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; Fat Sheep 4 to IO; Culls 1 lo 5i Bucks 4 to 8; Fat Withers 4 to 10. LAMBS - Topi 22.50; Seconds 16 lo 20; Lighl Wts. 14 to 18; Com mon 12 to 1:t Legal Notice N'OTICI OtlAPPOINTMENT l•acutor Illate of Mlldl"N A. DouglH Docoo ■od Caao No. 1'� NoUce la hereby given that Ra)l>h Emerso n Uougtas whose Polt Office addrea 11 Rt. I, Shade, Obio1 bas bten dul)' appointed 11 Executor of lhe E•t"le of Mildred A. nou,111, late of Mei,1i. County, Ohio, decoued. Dated· UiJ, 21th day of May, 1960. J". H. O'BRIEN Jud.le ot the Probate Courl I _ _ 1 �;u'i� 'l) , MtlP County, Ohio . (I) 31; (8) 7, 14, 31\ 3:30 From Tt1ese Root9 1:00 Comedy Playhouse 4:30 Adventure Theater � .00 Steamboat Bill 5 :30 Woody Woodpecker 6:00 Lowrey Stiowti� 6:15 Jim Thad.er Show 8:25 Weatherwt · 6:30 1.\rws Pktu,.. 8:45 HUllt!ey Brlnrtey Repott 1:00 Cannonball 7:::tu Laramie 8:30 Starti me 9:30 Arthur Murray Party J0:00 M Squad 10:30 Phil Silvers Show U ·OO Ne..,.� Ht-:irlline. 11 :Hi w�atherusl l l : H 5 Jnck Paar Show 1 :00 Sign Of f Cho11nel 3 - Wtdnesdo1 13 : 45 '1:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 Eisenhower Republican Plays •Mrs. Roosevelt In New Film By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD UPI - Leave it to Hollywood-they've got .an Ei• senhower Republican playing El· eanor Roosevelt in the movie ver• sion of "Sunrise at Campobello." Greer Garson , the soft-voiced beauly who won an Academy Award playing "Mrs. Miniver," portrays FDR's wife in the film NAMED PRESIDENT - Arthur despite her poUtics. W. Eckman of Cambrid�e. Ma11 .. She has been a U. S. citizen was named Pre8ident of The only alnce 19�1. but in both the Mother Church, The First Church 1952 and 19M elections the Eng­ of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, lish·born actress voted for Ike. Mass., at the June 6 Annual Mrs. Roosevelt only mot "I've Meeting. two or th ree limes, and I've found ed from tyranny through the her a faS<:i nating woman. She has freedom-giving power of spiritual treme ndous dignity and character. l've read almost all the research understanding. "With complete confidence Jn · books available on her, and the God's guidance," they decla red more I read lhe more impressed "Christian Scientists foresee the l become." , •- -· doom of the evil forces which would undermine righteous gov­ e rnment, weaken human free­ dom, and sink mankind deeper AUTUMN into materialism." The new President set-ved three I entered a scene of beauty terms on the Los Angeles Board At the close of an autumn day. or Education and one ter m o n A scene so quiet and peaceful the California Board ol Educa­ That its memory will linger always. tion. A former Manager of Com­ mittees on Publication, he was A carpet of gold and ctimson appointed Gene ral Counsel of the Covered the g round al my feet Legal Depa rtment of The Mother A nd as I trod upon lt Church in 1944. a n office he 1till 1 sa n k in, an kle deep. ho lds. lie succeeds Mrs. Kath· I though as J gazed.'jipo'� it ryn ·F. Coo k' or Boston, Masi. The threats to be coped with, And heard tht:! bree2es blow he said. "are not merely external That ere long the lovely c.trpet forces under authorl1arian dic­ Would be shrouded deep iti snow. tatorships that would seek to destroy our way of life. ' Vicious And the -beauty that was of Autumn internal enemies. represented by organi1.ed crime in league with Would be a scene of winter snow. corrupt politics and 1ubverslve But the scenes of both are wel­ come influences,- clai m the power to ti kc over gove rnment in one As they come to us here below. -Mrs. Harry Wolfe community afte r another . . . . " ------ --- Poet's Corner Through re11ance on Go d's· power and guidance, the11e challeng. es will be met and, mastered, he declared, addin g that "the beneficont govern m ent" of the founding fathers will be preserved, and I civil and religious rreedoms reig • n supreme." Reports of key officlalt covered the fa r-reaching activities of the den o mination which haa branches in more than 45 countries through out the free world. Public lectures on Christian Sdence were given for the first time, lt was announced, in m any distant areu including Gha n a and the Fiji lslands. Many outatlinding heal ing.a thru entlrely sp iritual means were dted In the reports. They i nclud• ed heallngs of alcoholism, leuke­ mia, pneumonia, cancer, aathm■, tuberculoslt, broke n bone1. insan­ ity, hay fever, heart trouble and cerebral palsy. The total n umber of Christian Science orga n tiation1 at colle1e1 a1\d universities hu nearly dou­ bled in recent yeara: Newly listed organizations include those p.t the Uni versity of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, and al the Free U n iversity of Berlin, Germany. NQW tranalatio'na of certai n of the writing1 of Mary BakeT Eddy the Discovere r and Founder or Chr istia n Scien ce, were announced. Who Do You Trust A meriean B,.ndst.And Rocky and P'is Friends San !i'ranctsco Bea._ Your E9SO Rept,i:tet Wea1her Teller J.ohn Daly Newa Honeymooners liugarfoot Wyatt Earp ta:00 Tb,. Riflema n 9,30 Colt .45 ,o,oo AJ.coa Presents 10:30 . Mr. Adame and Eve 11,00 The News Tom�, ll:OII Scann ing the Weather 1:, :16 Spc,rtB Report 11:20 Late Show IJl:45 Sh:m Off Otannel 8 - \Vetluesda, 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 8,30 Romper· Room 9:30 Movie Harold Ohue, Mgr. Midd1aport Locust St, Phone WY 2-2511 ,,ao 5,00 5,30 8:00 fl:15 8 Jtl J,3C 6:45 1,00 7:30 8,30 9,00 L0:00 10:30 L l :00 11:1(\ 11:1, 1 ,00 '1. Conciudei t lO!dlr 11, YU&'Oal&1) 13. Gronchi'IIII Glty 1�. Travel back tJ\4 forth . 18. Froot.,t 19, �ck Dr•• All Have Very Low Mileage New Ca r. Gua rantee FORD GALAXIE TUD OR ' . 235 H.P. Cruise-o-matlc, radio and healer, whllew&ll tires, power steering, wheel covers, padded dash, Belmont blue. FAIRLA NE 500 FORDOR • 20. Hla wlte tume4 to salt 13. Scorcb. ... li,.nlt'4 ;l:lli. Blue.. I!""" � -l,;,u.. ... vi.• 1J.1er fr. CorrQd• Tffffnl•,.-• .1aawtr 82. the ktd! •· T!,flce II. M'utlefl • fmllB,) ■rudy U. Blender l!D· Orl..tol 38, Ro11ry '-' >lt. &}"a q aur•• ma!£ -IO. Po■DI IT'S HANGIN' ON TH' LINE, HONEY \>Qr.. AUNT LOWEEZY · • 1 Gi\lE IT A REAL HAVE '>'E SEEN 6000 SCRU8BlN' Mi 'COONSKIN I -._ CAP ? ··:.:�- Ll'L ABNER I OPEN · 1,211 11 , 30 '2:00 [ 2:30 1:00 1-30 2,00 2,ao a,oo 3,30 f,00 a,sp 8:00 O·lO 8:fl) 8·48 7:00 7,30 8,30 9:00 8:45 10:00 11,00 1 1 : 10 u ,15 u,20 <a:45 Your Esso lteporter I Married J.on ResUQt Gun Lr.,ve Ti.Jal. Bob About Facea: 111<-di< Day In Cour\ Gale Storm Sbaw Beat the Clock Who Do You Trust American Ba ndstand My Friead Plleu s.i11 1-...... Yoar i:luo ..... Weather Teller Sohn DolJ' !!en Four Jutt Men Mu.sic for a Sprln_g Nlcht Ozzie and Harriet Wednesday Nlihl rllbll Sports .Pal'f(l.e twaiian fa'e. • Ha"" -il':T- ljcann� S,orll Late Show Sip Ott •Uaot =-=-------,-: � � 'l 'l.e Mondty Throuth Friday 1:88 Sign On f:00 Gueat Star 8:15 News & We11i:her 6:30 RFD l:OO Breakfast Party8:30 News · 8:3! iBreaktast Party 8:30 'Newd IQ:OC �offee Tim11 10: 15 Swap Shop l0:32 Morning Devotion■ tU:t5 On the Tow:i1 U:00 Country Hoe Down H :00 iioon Newt .... ,,_,rs ......... NOPEr! ··• IN!/-NO\N, '>'OUR MOUTI--1, WE'LL ROASf SONN1- '>OU 70 A FINE., JU5T A GOLDEN A Ll'L N.'!' WIDER.tr ----,---c----------,c--,---;::-::--;===-DAVDOOK p 4-H CLB MllTING Tbe Por\land Ideal 4-H Club .I ' · · .will bold , rneetine toni lht · at TO ,_..,. tl,.e Portlq.n d chu.rch basement,- it ' llock � 8Jt,fnlil:l_· Gran1� \viii m tet •s announced. The meetlnc .l,s. set _ in reaµI� session Thursday at f3 for 7 o'clock. p. m. Tbt�ptlrd and fourth degre:e1 wlll be conferred. H!)MECOMlNG SUNDAY ldoUTS, 1'.0 �llliT The annual Homei:oming will boo> ��l, Gad Scouta ot Mid- be h,eld this comi ng Sunday, June dleport, . will meet Wednesday 12 at the Rutland First Baptist ,morniq ..- at 10 at .t�e. Girl SCQut Church with Rtv. Byrd aa the Cottaeii C»I. Pearl ,Str�t. �h gµ est Speaker. A m11lf! choru i w ill" fi(rl ia��� to brl�g 8 1 �. JUl:IffJh · spec¥JI music. ·, . bag JuJM!h and�a box for ■ · Ii.fit · 'Ev{!r_yoge Js invited tQ attend, -;-;;-;;-;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;., 1 and a free lu nch wilt be served at noon. Start The Deir. Right W�h STEVE 1 12:30 Jult For YOll 1 :30 New1 1:3' Jutt For Yo'1 2:00 Callin, On pt, Pleuant 3:00 Muolc <lo Rauod 3:30 New• 3:3a Muaic Go Round 4;SO Local- Nf(f• 4:30 MUlhi Ga Rou nd 6:00 Sl)Oftll Ill: 8f(rieW �: 10 Spo"rta ScoCtll 6:"�I '111t Band Bql' S:45 Pat Booue llhow 8:ffO .Sundown S� 0:30 OU' the- Air; . . , -:-:--:,::-P ol�h-·pre� .,•.;,·•� Mkl "'9oliy--ES F IGHT POI.IC& POL -braWlfra� W ARSAW UPI - Poles da&hed (Ians" ind · ''yo�n;g w ith police for the fourth Ume in demo111ttattd, alaja., - · �efqre� little over a month · Stinday at ing In' a football' aoccet f•Jll� � Poznan, it was reported Monday. tween Waraaw Polonia al'ld P� I Several person!i were i njured, re- nan Lech, ,l'itch. elKI� In a •� • ,' liable sour1;es said, T�e official less t ie. ' ' __ _ CURLY KAYOE BUT 'flR NOT tN .t �NOW WUAT I _ CONDlllotj .,. YA Mlll't' 1)0.., NOW Pt.EASE GET ME A _, -, MUIHT Gil' .. llfJAr/ · MAT H/ l �LLEM WMl'O Daily Program Schedule SAVE SAVE SAVE U P TO $650. 1960 For • d Dem ons trators 235 H.P. Cruise-o-matlc, white tires, curb guard 1 : 10 2,30 3,00 3 30 H,O "� ..... t1tarinel 1 3 Wednesday CHASE HARDWARE GALAX I E FORDOR r.r:::., l. �dlA� weight f. C\ll>jo met., Play YolU' Hi..meh Price i1 Right Concentration Truth or Consequenct1 It Co uld Be You Mid Day New1 Movletime Lorettai You ng Theater Young Dr. ittalone From The,e Roo•., iomody Playbouae AdventW'tl Time Steambpt :BIil Oulct lf!!Orl• M'uslc In the Round The ,Tlrt, Th&.i:ter Sf4owWt":::thercalt "1'ew1 PJcturHuntley BrinldeJ' Jl,eporl Ma nhunt w,eon Train Price Ia RiJbt PP.rry Com6 Sbow Thia is Your Life Tombstone TerrltOt'f' New, Headlillt■ We,thettut Tbfl. Ja<!k Paar 81loW SI.Kn Off r J 12:45 The GuJaiQI JJ&bt , l.L>l'!hler lhtJ 1:00 Heart. of tbil Cl� t:15 �ere, Sturm 1:30 Aa the World Turnl 1:SC :idi;if! of Nb{hl '2:00 For Bette-: OI' Wone 1:00 The Three Stooa:ea 2:So nouae ',pan, i:ao Llfe of Riley ' ,, ... 1:00 • ,Arth•w,J. Sm1to ·,t.,.. ,l,QQ ,�'l1e, ,lllll!Oll,lln , , . S:� - l'be .Verdict II YOUN Weather the at Look A. 1:13 1:00 The Brighter DfJ ts: 20 Jule Rivlin Show 1::-W Amos 'n' And1 1:1?1 T":1e Secret Storm '1:00 Steve Donavan 1:30 Edge of Night f:30 To Tell the Truth 5:00 nie Three Stoore, 8:00 Dennis O'K.eefe Stlow J::m The Life of Riley 1:30 Many L,.,vee of Doby Gillil 1:00 Artb111· ' Smith t:00 , Tightrope Show Skelton 8:1� A Look ■t the Weather , f:00, Red J):00 Garry Moore Show 8:20 Jule Rivlin Show lLOO News 5:30 Amos 'n' An" U.: 10 A Look at the Weather t:00 RiJhway Patrol 22':oo Theater 13 7:30 Reckonin g 8,30 Men Into Space 9,00 The M illion � 1:00 Newt0 I've Got A Secret 9:3 1:18 Capta in KanllarOO Armstrong Circle Theater 10:00 1:00 Ca11toon T11eater lJ:00 1 1 o'clock New.D:00 Red Rowe Show 11:10 A J.oot at the Weather ,P:30 On the Get I L l3 Theatel;' 13 tl:00 I Love Lucy -_--c-::,--,- ---=-----:::-::---:---:--- i:OP PLUMBING and IL!CTRICAL REPAIRS and IIRVI CE tJres, windshield washer, padded dash, power steerll1g, solid red color. '0:30 I l ,OO t i :30 12:00 1 �•:30 1.00 WHTN�TV .Channel 13 Chann el 1 3 Tuesdoy • ;f: P;:":.1iLl!'1; t2:30 · Search For Tomorrow 3:30 Verdict Is You s COLEMAN DEALER 235 H.P. Cruise-o-malic, radio and heater, white a. ./l. wot1i;, WCHS�TV CJ,�nnel 8 S:30 t:00 5:30 B,00 ftJlll 6:40 6:45 7,00 7 :30 8,30 Aolborlled GAU.XIE STAR LINE R Sign On Today Katie ::>oonan Show Topper Dough Re Mi Channel 8-1 uesdo) 11 Roo•rtelt Fan Despite her voting record, Greer has been a devoted Roosevelt fan amce her ingenuc days in Eng­ land. "My own politkal ·beliefs have nothing to do wi th the role,'' she said. ·· 1t is an added respons ibility to play such a citizen of the world as M.rs. Roosevelt. I've portra)'ed hying characters before, in "Blos9oms in the Dust' an� •i.w-s. Park­ ington.' It's not easy. "I am not giving an imitation or Mrs. Roosevelt. "I hope I a m interpreting and giving an i mpreession of Mrs. Hoosevelt 81 she was during the years when the movie takes place." H•• CollktN FIim$ To perfect her cha racterizatio n Miss Garso n has collected several newsreels showing Mrs. Roo�evelt alo n g with dozens of photographs of the famed for mer First Lady. Neither producer Dore Schary nor any one else at Warne r Broth• e'ts studios has attempted to guide Greer in her portrayal of the character. "J just showed up for work the first day and played Mrs. Roose­ velt as I thought the role should be done," she exptailled. "No one has crtidzed or changed my ideas yet. That pleased me. "Perhape the, biggest compll­ ni'ent I've had came from extras on the set who wanted lo 'know wbo the actress was playing Mrs. Roosevelt." 185 H.P. Fordomatlc, radio and heater, white tires, back up lilbls, padded dash, turquoise color. � st,w,I<ii, WSAZ.TV Channttl 3 Chan nel 3-l'uesday PEANUTS CROS SWO R D, TELEV ISION GUI Di PINK EYI IN CATTLE i..1t year many Maaon County dairy and beef herd5 suffered from outbreak.a of Pini:eye. Pink• eye ii a contagloUB disease whit!h may spread through your herd. The re&ulting lOi& in milk and meat producuon mea:ll less dol• lars to Lhe owner. H you h■v• pinkeye or &u•pect pink..,.. In your h..-d �I your ffl'o erln■ri•n. HIW'• the one bht qutil• Pink.ey e is most commonly seen fled to tl"Nt your cattle, in summe r. It afects animals of Pinkeye has been recognized as all ages, but animals under two an in fectious disease of cattle since years old 5eem most 5usceptible. 1889. Control measures consist of good The first symptoms are a swell• herd management. One of the· best ing of the eyeball and a wate ry dis• ways to prevent the disease from charge from the eye. This ti. is• .spreading is to control the mes . charge late r contains pus and rnu- A free pamphlet "Farm Fly Con• cus. The lining of the lids becomes Lrol'' which gives directi on, and red and congested. Often a pink or chemicals to use i n controlling red ring surrounds the white part flies, can be obtained from thC' Ma­ o f the eyeball. The animal shows son County Extension Office. evidence of pain particularly m Animals which have Plnkeye bright sunlight. The eyeball be- ' should be put in the barn by them comes cloudy and the animal may selve.s and treated -by a veterinsr­ be unable to see for a few days. ian. Ulcers may form in severe cases . By keeping inrected animals_ 1soon the front of the eye near the pupil. Sometimes the eyeball is de• 1 �at�d an� Following the Vete1·m�r• stroyed and the animal becomes 1an s advice, the spread 01 the dlS· ease may be controlled. blind. --- --- ----� Legal NotJce NOTICE OF APPOINTMONT Etltt• of s. R. Hendrix, DffNMC C11t No. 18,357 Notlcc ls hereby given that Woodrow Zwilling whose Post Of­ nee address Is Syrai:use, Ohio, baa bee n duly appointed Administrator o( the Estate of S. R. Hendrix late of Melia County, Ohio, dece11sed. Dat� llll1 16th day of April 1000. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court Mel�• County. Ohio (fi) 24, 31; (6) 7, 3lc 1 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleporl, O., June 7, 1960-7 _ COMMIMORAT! IMMIGIIANT NEW YORK UPI-A plaque commemorati ng the arrival here in 163!5 of Peter Caeaar Alberti� the flrat Italian immi,arant, was unveiled Thuraday in Battery Park. Nine of Albertl's deacendants, including Edward A. Albertia, 71, of Orange, N. J., attended the ceremony 1pon1ored by the Ital­ ian Historical Society of America. The plaque was presented by the city of Venice, Italy. On The _ • Uf �ING; Jf, 1:tl A.M. t : ' ' .�.. OM , ' -,--'-· -·--��=��=��=�t�;e,"' _ J E· ■f ·' . Td_ PICNIC THURSD_AY The Elean or Circle of the Hea.\h Methodist Church wlll have � family picnic at the Middleport Roacblde Park this Thu:raday eve• , nlna: at 6. E.ach f:1>nlly 11 N!guest­ ed to ·also bring their o wn table service and drink. THER E'S GOIN <7 TO 6E A LE CT UR E AT THE M U S E UM TODAY _ HOLZt;R HOSe!TAL Admissions June 4: Peler Sulli• v•�• New Haven; Miss Becky Ful\1, Middleport. Ju ne 5: Mrs. Allen Roush, M iddleport; Mn. Victor Bahr, Loni Bottom; Mrs. Ed ....urd Rick­ ard, Letart. Di1missed Roee Waldron, Mrs. ¥ar,y Hensley, Edwa rd Sheppard, Mrs. Gl.adye Lesher, Davie llurnett :Pfl.ul Sayre, Mrs. Glen Fincham, .to� MIiler, Sandra Ja nes, Keith G.lllUai;id, Robert 1-la,wkins, Ernie Gardner, Paul Elkins, Mrs. Ferdie Jorwa.. Frank Snider, Mrs. Howell J.,::Yi1, Mrs. Thor Carsey, Mrs. Oae.r Pauley, Gilbert Mayo, Ke• Vin' Jactson, . Geor,e Taylor, Basil HIil, James Weber, Mrfil. Hollis W.ood,yard, Infan t male J.arvis, �. l\obert Coulaon and , �on, · Carmel Jewett and dauahter. ,liJba �une 3; Mr. and Mra. tuRUt KeQ.t, New Haven, a son. *'· STAKIS VALUE INCijlAS!D ilAMDEN, N. J. UPI-The add­ , ed -,,_:ah1e of the Garde11 State S\lket, '\ltDrld's richest horse, race • will be bobsled from $100,000 lo $125,00l;t for its 1961 runni ng . Jjy_ 84111 LEFF ? mldgs., radio and heater, electrlc wipers, power steering, washers, wh�el_ covers, solid black. GAU.X I E FORDOR 185 H.P. Cruise-o-mallc, radio .and beater, pOwer steerlnc,- wheel covers, padd"!I dash, Meadowvllle Famous IANl"N t/Rtlll IAIYZOO coming -to RUTLAND FURNITURE TUESDAY JUNE 14 11 P.M. lo 8 P,M, . .CO live Baby Animals! . sreeo. THUNDE RB I RD HARDTOP ' · • WIN NIE WINKLE 300 H.P. Crulse-o-matlc, ID-Fl radio, heater, backup lllhts · p0wer steerinc, padded dam, white tires, wlieei covers, ,..,hers, electric wipers, Palm Sprine• RoSl!, very low mileage. �MIS'",-W,'$ IJ!S M9Y t.lO/J ,fT �-SIS: Fi.�N/C5 .•.:,. ALL CARS WAXED AND UN DERCOATED ALL IN TOP CONDITION • SEE THESE AT ONCE AND SAVE! PRESTON FORD . ' ' ' Phone WY-2'3501 .. = '' ' MJD.DLEPQllT, . , S; 'l'HIRD · AVE. . .-ii �....__,__..., , ,... •.___ _, , ·· ,·....... . __ � .,;.·--•--·-·-. .. .., -I .,"!.,..,� �..,..-► , .. ..._-"' ""-- - ' • � • , ,... ; , o. ,,, 11 ALL THOSE, w'A NTIN'7 THE,; AFTERNOdN Ol'F TO ATTEND THE LE CTURE·· ·-RAl$E YOUR HA �:O S �• ' &-Dally Sentinel, -Middleport, Pima Mu,ion School Pomeroy Mr. - and Mrr1 Hatty P. Smith were in Lancaater Sunday where lhty met Mr. and Mn. E. A. G1r­ ri.so11 concerning the plans for tbe Lancaster School ol Miflion1 lo be held July 10-13. Jdt-1. Smith will serve aa dean of the school which ia made up of three dis'. tr1ct.s: ChllHcothe, Portamouth and Zanesville. 0. , June 7, 1960 Local Dancers To Appear In Recital At Middleport H igh Auditorium June 9 Mainly About People In Pomeroy Pupils of The Kent Studios of Dance of Pomeroy and Ra­ cin e will present Danse Varieties of 1960, June 9th Middle­ port lligh Auditorium at 7: 30 P.M., it ls announced. ' &y LUCILLI HAWKINS Ballet _pupils will perform the "Nutcracker Ballet," music by Tchaikowsky and Choreography by Pelipa . Diana Davis Mr. and Hn. C. F. Tompkin1 and will dance the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy and guest arlial, son. Chrllllopber, were . in Lo&an POMEROY, 0810 S unday to attend I family reunion Lydia �mbleton will perform Llnda Call. in pbservance of the birthday of "Dani.c Arabe." Tap cl asses will present "V aca• hCt mother, Mrs. Newton Spencer. TON tGHT and WEDNESDAY Brownk Troop Hold, lnt.ermcd1ale and 11.dv;.nced pup- lion Tim e U. S. A '' includ ing .. A Mrs. Newton Spencer 9f Loaan Thur•.I�, Meetinll UUJ' ib who will also appear in the Wee k e nd i n Alask a. '• an d ··on th e 1s spending this week with her Walt Dilney's Brownie Troup 243 met in the ba II ct are Effie Blazewicz, Elaine Beach of Waikiki." daughter ind son-in-law, Mr. and Sunday School room of the Melho- Davis, Bette J ean Hob11tetter, . a wdust and Mn . C. F. Tompkins 11nd son. S . e ball circus A l ri,t Church Thursday under the Jamilse Jones , Pa tricia Eve r11on , H ugh Gr_aber of Dayton wa s the " will b e a highliiht of lea denihip of Mn. Dan White. J ani ce E 11crson, Karen Griffith, Spangles of hia mother, Mn. Ch arles guest In TN!hnleolor I Gam e& were play ed and re- Kay Evans, Michaela Wolfe, Pam­ the program ftaturing Michaela Graber over lhe weet end . Center e aa the Star ot the Wolf Kevin Cortoran and fr�1hmcnU of ice cr e am, aan d - efa Cl eek, Anha Fult1.., Rebecc a -d by . �· a nd Mr■. Everett Th1)ma1 I w1che1 a nd kooJ aid were 1erved by Houduhelt, Gay n elle Nease, Susie R'.ng in an aerial balle1 a:ssistt.. "Chimp" Chbnpuzee ed Sunday in Bidwell wi th .Mr. visit n Ke t. William and Tom Wolfe "'""""=======""= '..:S �•�n� d� n � Wb �lt�•:._:a nd Bre_ n_ d, _ e_ o_ , e_ n _ G _ r r _ e_ , e _ r. _ Carme Towns end a nd and Mra. Arthur Ev1n■1. . Gu est ball e rina, Nancy Arl e ne _ Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Sauer and ' Smith, will appe ar in two I.lances · · ' Jasm me .. and ··pearl of the Ori- so n , Ric-hard, Of Middleport vi■ited Sun day afternoon With Mr. and cnt." Mrs. William Wells, Ball Run. Al· 9anc e n who will abo appear be rt Re uter of Pom,roy wu a .tre : Li nda Hack et t , Ro■e Marie I Sunday dinner &ueaf Tommy Hy 1ell, aon o! Mr. and Jlackctt, Melanie Ha('k e lt, Li nda • Yosl, Krista Yost, Susie Chapman. I Mi '-· Ly! " Hyaell, Jn!.ijred his foot Norma Jean Stewart , Marilyn Stum I Sl nd ay a t the home of bis gr a nd­ bo, Sc1.n dra Humphries, Ann Holt · f&.Ji er, Carey Hyaell. ' 1 SW"!d ay guull of )l'.r11. Margaret er, Sheilah Gal e Moore, J e nell e I Cumin1-:s , Jo Ellen Di e hl. Jan Beti• li\ m&ley., Syracuse, were Mr. and 1 mg, \t. ilisa Rizer, Franklin R1i er," Mrs. , Carl Moody a nd sona Jerry · E I d ith A n n Mees, Donna Thci81i, al'ld Larry, ot Millfleld all.d Mr. and ; Na ncy Yo11t, Marlha Yost, Deni1e Mra. Joseph Hemsley and son Lar- . Snodgrass, Conni_e Arno!t. . Jan Al- r�.(;� fr�end of P.arker1bw-&. Her1chel Diddle and IOI\ · k1re, Beverly Price, M1tue Ann , Wolle, Joyc e Davis and Jan e Lucas. i<�nne.Ui accompanie4 het dau,ht'. ' Elizabe th Emble ton will ac- �. a11d 1onTin,law, . Mr. •nd M:rs. , Paul Osborn ot lancuter to Wellt- ' company 1he danc ers. ----bur,g, W. v, . . last a wull: for yt,;; t wllh ,in, Maud• Tucker and t l Miss Cbessie Diddle. A mbrose Flanaean returned to h;s employment Sat.,day after a 5 eSSl,!)Q 0 se rtl day, Hlne,s. ;rs. Eliiabeth Duc>.:,orth has re• turned to her home a1ler a vlslt in Ele ve n me mbe rs of Troop 171 me t with lend ers Rosemary Arnold Akron with her d auahter Ind son­ and Jean Selden a bel on the N ay- in-law, Mr. and 'Mrs. WnbUr Holter, Mrs. William F11her and Mrs. Monday. lors Run pl ayground Committee member Thelm a Lytle, StelJa Grue1er of M h1er■vi\le vlait• Mn , a nd one guest, Mickey Clair Will· ed Mond' ay in Mlddlej>ort with · McNlfflee. Charle11 l11m1 were also presen t. The meeting opened with the Mr. ind Mn, Oeoi1e Chtlda of Scouts forming a horseshoe and McK�esport, P1., llr. ·and Mri." J. giving the Girl Scout Promise, O. Childs and Mr. and �. Jame, th en Sedoni1 Spencer ·•nd Sa ndra llic;hard1on and· daitlhter , of Jack• Hendrick■ were given their pins.'i sonviile, Fla.,. vt1�ted la�t week Duea were collected and tht with Mr. and Mrs. Norman McC1Iglrl1 displayed and I den tified the lum. . had 1 • . Mr. and Mra. C. F. 'Brunner of d ifferen, . tree leaves eac::h brO'Ugh t · to the meeting'. After Cuy ,1hoga Fa lla were net end gathering tin der, kindling, and gueelll o! Mr. and Ml'I- J, IC. Fo1tet. fuel I\Wlod, a · tre nch w as dug, "and Mr. and 6fn. Charle1 Elkew and a tepee fire layed and llah� d family are vaeallonin1 in the west. Wien e rs and m a rshmallow, Clarence Andrewa 11 on a three were roa.11t ed , an(I potato chips, weelu vacation from his emp)oy­ plcklea and Kool Aid were serv • ment with the New Yo�k Central ed. , Railroad. . Jacklyn Jean Selden1bel led Mr. an d Mrs. · Roger Jon es and th e group in slngJng Girl Scouts f a mily of Ironton visited her ,:ogeth e r. Knot tying was prac- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymon d tlced a nd the meeting wa s closed Fisher over t he Memorial Day l with the Friendship Circle ,ind weekend and attended the Pome· slnain1 ot Taps, roy A lumnl banquet an d dance. MEIGS THfATH "TOIY TYLER" I. �UTLAND FU RNITURE RUTLAND, OHIO presents I ANDRAN. 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Lightweight durable aluminum and Padded plastic 2 J���;;.�;::===�=-=:....----------------•----- --• ff Tu lfelt,s-.tlu- A.-- fir!!\ for using a new "denMiddleport officials who _" , � pool to slop all leak, stone liner" in the munici tepltired today they hadn 't . ages for at least five years ' By TOM MEWDY bought a $&,000 pig in a po PAI NESVILLE, 0. /_U PI) - A Lake County jury today µd, a subsidiary of O!fi<;lals of the Denso) found Floyd Hargrove mnocenl of the Christmas Eve slaying · d; inspected the ¼-mch the _ Olo Paint Corp ., also of Charles Clark. to Councilman Clinthick denatone coal Tuesd ' Hargrove was accused of firing the sniper bullet which ldU­ , e best trowel job" they'd ton Fisher they pronounce ed Clark on Christmas Eve as the Boy Scout leader helped his performed the local in• ever seen. Phil Globokar, daughter open a can of pumpkin in their kitchen In nearby 1. stallation of denslone, as repreoenWive of the firm, Mentor. Mr. Fi■her said firm officials Th e state i nsisted during th e innocent. He was arre■ted a&ain, indicated a le tter would be aent pl�tion is that when water that Hargrov e on New Years Eve when the atate e k trial three� I m� e n th o a sa ea und l t d � th� . � ft to ' Council immedi a tely confirmhim out of the saitJ it had proof be or.ied the get to Clark killC<;I Ina: Lheir approval of th e job, In t hat permitted add 1U�nal aaggin.1. t he romanee Hargrove had m w�y gun which killed Cl.art. Harg?\.\'e '111 e question now 1s, therefore, u,e with a "guarantee " forwardwith Mrs. Clark. confessed again, he latec uid, to ne, laimed to be a c can densto ed earHer by Densol ' backed up e jury l�te th nt lo we case The protect Mn. Clark, n·ew a nd "very strong'' materi al, by Olo. Tue11day men 1 1 The ernoon . aft Hargrov e saifl that ht: ,aw Mrs REV. IOONI Plans have been comple ted !or SP.efici ations o( the contract hold the weight of the water. and one woma n _deliberated three Clark three or four times a we...i:. maintain• d ha councilmen e Som the annual fish fry and Jun wlth ' Denso! calle d for a coat one�ours and 40 mi n utes before be- He said tha t Mrs. Cbrk once spring a new conerete 11hoot of the Meigs Coun\y Fi1h eighth inch thick i ii the ahallow ed this mg_ sent to . a motel for tn e night . thought she was pregnant by him botto the shou l. put be d in m p l oo and . Game Association at., t.he �d of the pool, one.quarter I Thie morning, I.h ey deliberate d an d he arran&ed for a doctor to Pomeroy Gun Club, Thlll'ld1y, thick ln· the deepend. Mr. Fisher They deferred when a majority �ess th an �n hou� befor e return• give her pill& which caused a Juru� 18, Don WUlit,mJ, secretary said, however, Globokar applied a ' favored the denstone applieaUon. ing a ve rdict of mnocent, miscarriage. 1 SUNDAY MAYBI OPEN ll �Ifull one-quarter inch coat to the of the organ ization announced. The apact■ton who p1c�tc1 fll• Hargrove said after the verdict le pool mana1er Leo S. Meanwhl . T�e -annual event will stut at entire bottom o! the pool. 70.....t courtroom fhrouslhout came m that his pl.ans were un• Sr., Kennedy_ will water toda said y PAST LIAKAGIS . 10 •· q:i. wllh the shoot to start certain. the, trial rot1red appl•• whM s . The pool, built In 19M through . •�lj going 1�to the pool aom� short11 after noon. Trophiea Mrs. Clark a.nd her four chilth• iurr returMd Its var-diet. 1 it toda hope that th a wi ! Rev. Donald Boon e will begin his be awarded In both Class A and a $60,000 bond iuue, hat been Mrs. pla n an extended trip west dren Walker, e Effi • d efen d e th .... ,1 be eat• plagued wtth excessive cracks in ' _1111.Yi, _ be filled by Sunday for an pastora te at the First Baptist Clasa -ii. The dinner .WU ant's mother, broke into tears. in a ne w station wagon given to at a d th nmg ered· by · Circle's Resta urant with the bottom. Investivation has de• o�If we don.t y. ake . t Sunda ,, Church in Midd leport this Sunday S he grabb<id and bugged th e peo- the m by Clark's parents. who bad y, m i mor n ing. H e haa been paator of the pJe around her. serving to start at five o'clock. termlned that specified 3-inch · �listened throughou t the trial u edy, · "'11. e ' ll open it the Kenn be-, w " hile . First Bap t ist Church of FrederickThere will be refreshments -ava'il• · thick concrete "ran Hargrove broke into a happy her infidelities were unfolded. ereafter pouible. " lb day town, Ohio, tor the past six y ean grin. He had been nervous while She testified that she had been ing poured ind is considerably i,rst, able throughout the day, and come, to M;ddleport with high the jury consi dered th e evidence . intim a te with other men in addiTjc�el.e are on ,ate by membero less than 3•inches thick in recom mendation from his former . of the ,W.sociation and no one will places. I lion to Hargrove, one of them a Malnt•ined Hl1 lnnOCfflce The result has been, engtneera church a n d from the Ohio Baptis1 be allowed on the Jround s with�z:.: t:.�1� Hargrove admitt ed a torr!d love W illoughby police lieutenant. y F Assembly, loc.il churc:h officers out f niernbership card, the 1ecre. ' say , th a t the tremendous weight In the final summati011 bei.:,re wi th Mrs. . Clark but he fa. •�fair l•st evenlnt and dld their toocll I tary said. The tickets are $1.50 of waler in the above .ground pool !), said. Jf e jury Tuesda_y, the state did th SJ e di d not kill Clark. h thal ted S er com• Re v, Boone attended Marietta for � . �-, ... th• 11m• and include membership in the cracks the bottom . A !tJrtb -The 34 year old former :aundr;v \ r. ot ask the j ury to return a death e and also the E astern Boys Colleg or ga niza_tion fo_r one year- as well . truck driven confess ed th e crime verdict agamst Hargrove. Auist­ ., the dlnner II Se minary in Philadelphia. He and With S.Conll StrNt bloclcad - three days after Clark was kil led :mt Prosecutor John Clair Ir., who off by Patrolmen Dtiv• Goodw:n rhe Gun Cl ub grounds are_ loWiUiam SheUon, who Js lead• his W i re, Bon n ie , and their three but a lie detector test showed him iummed up the state's case, aY,. u inl.[a drive to clean up the Pom- month-old d aughter, Llld ia Jean, ed the jurors to return a "fair .!."J :1 ':':' ca ed ealt of the Roct Sprmga ag Rutlan(I village council Tuesday • r f alr �unda •nd the ,road to the ero1: . .wat;e.rfr9nt an4, repair � moved into the RaptlBt Panon e and just" verd ict. Di.Jbt i11!ormal ly d,ci4'd to h•ve . ll" •on- • " C-ty croun.. will be mart.i,, \¥Wlama . � levee, aald today -- ' �ay · II At d --• A n ent • or� j arw mowed on all town-owned nc v his ed v. has ne ■m,ou court :::� � "Mr•lodlafM. 11• · � ,ap •tate&.; !l'he GWI . Qgb · EV be oaly ltllree vofonteer workers ft lob that are vacant, and td ask nache� by _tur,un� north ' ,<>ff · I..,. • • �· P•rkm.tt f ■bowed li p last night to Jtelp , ,etfMA.IIK)Jcct lot his first Nrmoo Cheater Two Offenders Fined residents to reciprQCate. Sheriff's offlcer.s investiga ted a •r. In dcHtion· to washlnt the Route at Five Pomtt or turnmg · clear ou l a picn ic tnd -pJ ay as pastor of the local church a .s The move was made in an efd With Favor Finding h '' Ge , eHt ofJ Jtoute � at Rock Springs. minor accident at Chester yester• In Mayor's·Court COLUMB US U PI - The Ohio ground o n the Pomeroy Motor '' · fort to furthe r brighten up IP ------Jn a Stcssion o1 Mayor Char.lei Len G■llipoti� tickets will be on , Supre me, Court today upheld the Company lot. , d ay between cars operate d by I pearances in Rutland. With presibu Hdl ht 1"• th• county i• 1 1• I John F. Hill, Route 2, Long Bot- gar ·s court Iast night two oUendsale at the Circle Cafeteria. • Mr. She lton had called for death sentence for convic ted murdent of council PauJ Patterson pretom and Raymond Ginther, Ches- en were fined and another tOr. derer Richard Rutherford, 26, Bel- clean·UP volunteera to make the 1iding in the ab&ence of Mayor ter, driving a car owned by Wilfeited bond in lhe amount of laire, and sched�led July 8 for the strip of river front above th_e , Way ne Turner, reaidenh were urgr. te Ches r, e Glnth ma 0. !or presentable lot parking upper execulion, s r e riv d truck former • ed to mow a1.1d trim their prlvately were Rub)' A. Waddy, 40, Fined Hill report_ the to According 3. slides swings, of installation e th support to 1>2 voted t cour The · owned vacant Iota. . was pulling from the drinwa y of $3 Lakin, 7 W. va. , $100 and costs on a the verdict of the Belmont Coun ty and picnic tables which ,Ji.ave d iscussed Council additional the Clov er Farm storl!! in Chester charge of driving while int.oiicat• -C.ommon Pleas Court which - con- been promised !er the area. He ....., j"i_ street repail,"S but action was (II!,. ! v1cte with his vi1'W, obstruct ed by a ed, and Uerbert E. Whaley, 18. a rec- e:xpreaae d d iHppointment today d Ru�herford without Jayed until tater. Routine bills parked ca r. Af he pull ed onto the Shade , � and costs. (or failure to in the tba� so few workers helped in the Suit for d ivorce has been !ile d �.lbert V. Dotson, town recorder in Mason, resigned h ta ommendat1en o! mercy were paid by councilmen Frank bis car was 11truck by the obey a traffic signal. Jame& J. road, la reof a ing ence another 13 that and e pro id 195 a Aug. 7 � y L WT . & J d in Commo d Pleas court by Mary Youna, Harvey Erlewine, Bob Can- position _Monday evening at a regular meeting of town · council D. Price in Br1d�eport. quest would be made later in the Tracy, 307 W elzgall St., Pome• Ginther vehicle, with light dam• Hickman, Akron, forfeited bond · . , aday an d Patterson, and Clerk Ver• held in the city building. a ge to both. No arre sts were when he failed to appear on a d h �e �urt, which � r Ruther- weet for another clean-up session. roy, versus Roy Tracy Jr., 1 1 1 made. non Weber. Mrs. Charlotte tlousn who is the secretary for the Water ford s))eeding charge. An effort to have the Pomeroy Butternut s appeal on April 12, held Ave. The plaintiff I Dot· that· ''the evidence of defendant's levee repaired so that lt may be charges gross neglect and extreme Department, was tmmediately a ointed to succeed him • . . 80n had been town . recorder · sl'J'ce the Martl ' n Addltion, in a:ullt · of flnt degree murder WI& used by bo aL owners firemen and cruelty and ask, for a divorce which he resides, was taken into the corporate llmlls . of the overwhelming and that no erro... r;, er boats i, being spearheade d custody and support o! four mino«u\Ted d uring the trial or suf- by the Pomero y man. town. or children, and other re lief. . . ------ficient gravity to justify a Te• Counci l WAS eneouraged by I re• Two appeals from Me;gs coun ty ANNUALS AVAILABLE port ,ubmitted by Ralph Warner, ma ;ntenance crew, but no decision veroal of the judgement of the court rulings ·have been filed in Several ext ra annuals published £ommon Pleas court both · by councilman, on future street pav- wa11 reached. It was decided that eourt below." Judie■ James F. Bell and John by the senior clus of Ru tland Vance Mlllhone, Tuppers Plains. ing in the town. Warner bad con- raises, if voted by council, would Arthur Wehrli, a chemist at the Philip Sporn Plant, was - h SCJ100 _ -• 1 are avallab1e an d versus Chester Mundr , •--• May 1 for · the w. -k s:""" dluented·, The high court Hig tacted a Mr. s...n..e ol Charleston, be retroactive to 1 led mayor Y of N ew H aven Tuesday as his Citizen's ticket � C __,g.. .t".. .. • . The local ASC county office ls ac- • conaul••nt en1ineer. the court may be purehased at $3.50 es.ch ville RD •-a affirm• lbal of "r. Spen - head of the dep,rtment and to rull"" into office. councilmen five .swept o a ls · · cepting wheat allotment applica.. of appe1ll. � .IQ the ""' a report for from the office o! the executive i1 preparing PU...· June 1 Ior tbe auial&nt. n entries signed by Judge John I i�gl defeated his opponent, Robert Wehrli, overwhelm y tion, for certain farms, head , Miss Judy Chase, secretary , c. Bacon, Edith Mau de Sisson ing of .10me of the street& o! MaCouncil went on tecord In proA producer who jntenda to seed Beach, with a total vote of 237 to Beach's 76. Beach is aiso sai d today. son. test of the proposed telephone I D... ... ha s be e n aw ard ed $40 weekl)' · Ha wheat for 1961 on a farm for eter ------an employee at the Philip Sporn Plant. ters _ ayor ' � b� Robert Lee, fir _ e chief ot the ·Ma· rate r41iae for Mason City. M aupport !rom .Ralph Sisson • • dw·ing wh,--h ' a 1958, 1959 and 1960 allot• Wlnnmg council positions we re MEET TO ay GUILD lln ee ave a rea he t letter d •·b o o o =•· 1 V Wrl . n , which 1on et d n red f e th partment A • ll K> � m, De ment was not established irreapec- 1 Ca pehart, Donald llumgard· 112; For Council-Lewis Cape. : :� � Lewis :�� r���:� d �: ; : class Worth-While nd a Portl · The J),a rkll\l meter haters: can have a ported on the oraan�tion of a had written . to the Public Service r t e l in . tive of whether or not ;heat was ,. ck Flesher, Glenn Smit-h hart, 229 ; Donald Bumgardner, a J ner, department. n■ were Commission Jn protest to the raiH. field d8)' in Middleport Thursday wilJ meet Thursday evenlng a t 8 dcred to pay a ttorney fees of lhe junior PlJ 206; Jack Flesher, 229; Glenn see ded for harveat aa grain in 1 at the home of Martha LO U Beegle plaintiff and to proV'ide medical and Karl Wiles. de to �tact the proaecutln1 at• Couneilm1n Olin Wolfe moved aftemoon. . Z29; Karl Wiles, 24:1; Smith : be to who deslrea d an those year, One surprise which developed Frank' Thompson, 95; Berl Wal• ney re •t1ve to ln■urance cover• that • li�e pluJ be h:111tall� ,t the That day whtle the " Avalon '' i.1 with the proeram In charge of expenses. Also signed w.s 10 considered for an allotmen t mutt ' ln1 membe...,. of this organization. corner of Anderson and 1'hird -in tOwl\ ca fternoon) can may be Jean Sayre. entry aetling June 27 as date of ln the election waa the .naming lace, "'9; Nelson Roush, lit; make application for an •ll�tment ----The future. near the in Streeta Fruth Robert charge. without · �o,. d. "o • IP, WII Mason of meten at parted · a hearing on the appeal of A. N. �f Mrs. Tnelma Clpehart to the James Ball, 85 and Luther Smith . accor inc t Wayne Chase, Cha irTAL HOS GE AL P: h'!R MalN i ted a relief poJlceman but tion carried. Present · were Mayor The on1er · waa fulled by Chief of Bengel , Pomeroy, versus. the State PQsttion df town recorder. Mrs·. 120 m an of the A 1rh:ultw-al Stabllil:a- Po � · i • Frecker, recorder, Jame1 d ta M Admitte , : rt ac· following Dot• V. D. Reeotder Gilke Her.H work Wrisht, will O. 0, without 'llflthout and PAY Police of Ohio. Mr. Bengel ia a ppealing Capehart, incumbent ee y . Beach and the live d efeated tlon and Conservation Committ . on Ma received t oush ; run to not �hose bu !l , Councilmen GordOn tion by Middleport Council la■t ersville; Jack i,. the UH of the town car. The rno- ion, and the cancellation of his driver's councilmen .aU ran OD tbe PeoApplication forms are available 175 write-in votes to win the posi- pie's Tick eet. tion wa11 made by RUM Capehart. Creamer, Olin Wolfe, Waiter Wer- Friday evenin& U a geeture of wel- Edith Cook, Pomeroy . the Bureau ·o1 Motor by license In the ASC county office fr;tr use in Uon over Mrs. Mary Sue Erwin, D ilmiaaed : Lind a Chaney, Ra· Vehicles. SAiary raises were d latuued tor I')', R,,lph Wimer, ■nd Russell come to vl1itor1 to Middlepart that Glenn Smitll who won a council filing a request tor an., allotment. who polled 1 12 votes. Mrs. Erwin po t, also _______ cine. the two-man water department C'ape�art, day. received l3 write- in S -The producer lb.ust apply in writ--- -- ---ra n on th e Citilen 's Ticket. tes for mayor. Garnett Burdett vo ing by June 30, 1080. Special Meetina another Philip and Mrs. Clara Hampton, each, re• Karl Wiles, e Is Sporn emplo1ee and former coun• ce ived one write-in-vole for re• e , Called By Lodg cilman an d mayor of N ew Haven, corde r. Worsiu ptuJ Masha· T homas The new council an d mayor Bowen an nounces lhal Pomeroy ran ahead of e veryone in the as e po lled 2415 votes. Vol· h race A re scheduled to be sworn into e w d hol -Lod ge No. 164, .F&AM, will s: office Wed nesda y night at a special mc.eti ng T hursday, J une 9, lng went as follow For Mayor-Arth-ur Wehrli, mt!:eliog wi th membeis of the at 7 : 0 p. m. to confer lhe second I degree 3 on two candidates. Re- 237; Robert Beach 78; Recorder- outgoing council in the city buildMrs. Capehart, 175; Mrs. Erwin ing . fre:.hm ents will be 11erved. New decorator colors. STROLLERS· . . BABY . . . Sandalwood, Aqua, ent1ne WEAfflER Ohlo: F•lr, lltMe ......:!UNN ch•� toNy and t.nltht, Th.,,... day fair, • little WlllrlNI' ... portion. Hlth lod.ey 67•75. Lff IOnitht 40-47 ""'"' ..... 47..16 so11th. D enstone Liner In Middleport's Pool I Approved BJ· Cleveland Firm Officials I washable. Preshrunk. - PETERSON pattern. Colors - Rose, While, Hunter, Antique Gold , Moss Green , Char­ coal, Cocoa. ton and rayon. Machine tects your permanent co­ ver fro m dirt, oil and 89c a yard Cotton all a•round. Col- Terr y cl oth slip - coyer for. chaise lounge. Pro-­ ' . studio couches and sofas. Fringed � A Huntington , W . Va. , man told Judge John C . Bacon to­ day that he had no allorney, no money, and no friends or relatives rn Meigs county to provide $1 ,000 bail set by the court. Robert Clarence Jarrells, indicted by the January term of the grand Jury on a cha rge of breaking and entering entered a plea of not guilty when arraigned before Judge John C Bacon shortly before noon today. Jarrells was indicted by the m•nt. grand jury for the Oct. 21, 1969 One was by Sheriff HartenN.ch breaking and enterJng of the and Deputy Howard Fnnk when Kel �y Ni� Club on Route 7 the federal autho,tJ:tle1 refuaed to d�r1ng which money, liquor and release the prlt0ner because of cigarettes were taken, Jarrells' al· poaslble lnfrtna:ementa of hla leged eo�panion in the offense civil right, b a mistake in the was Mtmal Roberts, of Huntincton indictment. was finally re• and Ironton, who was apprehend• turned hen: Monday evening by ed by Huntington officials as he Deputy Charles Sayre a nd Pome­ cro�sed the Hun t\ngton bridge fol- ray Patrolman Ge<Jrge Hicks. lowmg t�e breakmg &.nd, entering. Jarrehs told iudee Bicon at A qua_ntity of stolen articles from hia arraignment today that he the night spot was found in his had �n -working - . ■-t a- flshinl car• eamp in Florida prior to his arJarrells i1 alleged to have rest there. He readily admitted jumped !rom the Rol;>erts car and lo the court that he had aerved. escaped the Huntington · of!icera DIore th8n one · terin In the We's t but was _rec�gniled by the om- Virginia penitentiary. Aceordinc cers and 1nd1eted here for the of. to Jnf-ormaUon received by Sheriff f�nse. Roberti, after serving about Hartenbach he baa a lone lht of five months In the county jail offenses In that atate awai ting grand jury and court O n his plea ot no funds Ju dge action, entered a plea of &uilt)' Bacon told the defendant ' that a., before Judge Bacon and was lot1I attorney would be appoint. placed on probation for one year. 1 ed to �efend him and he wa8 re=ianded to the county jail in A fuglt1¥• warrant had !Men . lieu of bond. l11UH for Jarrtll1 b,- therlff Robert Hart.nblch. H• WH ar­ ,._.ttd about thrtt WNk, 11fO · "fffl w In Miami. fl•., by Iha FBI. Twe trlpa were · macht to Florldli N­ !e' for-9 th• mAn could be ntumecl if 8 to �he lndld· hera to answer Ideal throws for chairs, $.1 2.95 and $16.95 a set ! ' .' ., • . THROW C O V ERS Replacement cushions for your old glider. 3 backs and 3 seats. Heavyweight plastic. Waterproof. Choice of patterns in green or rose and blue. ' . AIRLITJ SARAN ' In Jail Hwitington Man Waiting Out Court Action In Cowity Jail GLIDER CUSHION SETS 18" X 30" - $2.19 24" X 36" '"' $3.19 · 27" X 48" .. $4.95 ' ' a1 y e DnetN l'e l'u lat_e_,.t N,o Money, Friends, Relatives MULTI-USE Palnt.ed stripe awnings that are sun-tested . Quality Beauty - Comfort and Utility cleverly united. Green and Blue. 30" lllUI 36" SIZE • • P:::=::-:;:;d:;-:::::-;:��� ;"_________________.....,_____-:; i.�;45 ;o 1 1�N xii iviioiiL:-x day, June W hio om e oy - M d i le rt, po edneo , O � � � � ! � � � r � : - •-----_:� •--- --------------------- -- ' • ■ N ■ IIOY ··- people lo help yon In yolll' seleclkln ol � Dnperies - Curtains - - Drapery M aterlal . - Curlain Mate.-lab - Drapery Hardware - Window Shades - Porth Shades - _ • � man who hu Nin McvlN both of Mina a Hui and a Com­ m11nl•t but who .tlll hi, m.anqed to reteln frliannhip with tht, Unit­ ed Sta--., 11 Ntwnlni H ,...,.._ ckint of hllvll. H• la Vlctw Pu Villlt In the Bill)' Drapery Department on the Zrul Floor - Courte<tus Capable Sales­ Recover porch, beach and T.V. Chairs. 15 inches wide. Striped in bright colors. I PIPELIN ■II ■ OP & Uh;! . S•• Ohlo St�te i\fc Il.. t lSlh & Ul:;b S 1 Col11rnb .iS , Ohio ' ' Mason County 4-H Camp is sched uled to be held from Juns 2'1 through July 1, it has been an­ n·ounced . ']'he camp will be held at the. C.fl Camp at Sou thside wlth mem­ ben of all age groups attendin1 the same camp. n Is expected that approximately 200 mem'lten will attend. The new d inina hall facilitlP!. will be used for the tint tlru< with the t)ld dinin1 hall being uae<l � for 1leeplng quarter,. The. · camp ac�edule 111d camp worlll?rt Will be announced later. Frog llunten Fined Three Raclne men cbar1ed by Came Protector A. H. Joai::him · with llJr:ln'g froca 011t ol aeuoh •ere fined $US and co■t■ each in County Court today. Th'e three were Renl'Y" and In . .Amott and A!fhd Stitt. Q•IP•. �tector, l91'ctilqa · �d are w nlnf �· .,. l ar � llH •1 f�bJ1.j!"'� .:: ! w. Troop 245 Boy Scouts Of Ameri co - Court Of Honor Dedicated To Calvin Richman The Court of Hon or service of Boy Scouts Troop 245 held at the American Legion HalJ in Ml dd].e, port TuesdllY was conducted in memory of and dedication to Cal­ vi n (Bu s)Reichman with the invo­ cation a nd pres entation of the ..colors by Darrel Stumbo and Tom Lyons. Mike Archer led the Pledge of All eKiance to the flag and the scout law and oath were given by the color guard . Mike also gave the scout inotto with t he scout slogan being giwm by Mike L\oy d The official court degree and in• tro duclion of court offici.�ls was give n by Kim Neal. Following the opening ceremon• Tues­ next like look will Sllft Furniture parent& an d friends were wel• Rutland ie1 lbe of Bide lbe at atreet the what la -Here RUTLAND COMING · Circus by Scoutm11ter Robert d known corne widely up-the make show. They eight-hour for an a ¥rive nipuila baby , llve day mo� June li&. wben 40 llllJJ who inlroduted PaUI 11,plOll ro •....,414\"oP � t lifao -" ; _,; �b �fll'/, )VW \lfJ,!1·.�lt&,t !$•�I\ toil,"" \Mt �- stall, comm a nder of the Fttney­ Bennett Post, .sponsors of the troop, Mr. Mills also intro d�ctd Dem Roach. comman der of the 8th Dis trict, American l..e1;ion and Fre d Hibbs. Scouts recognized during the e-ve nlng we re Darrel Stumbo who was awarded the Camp Arrowhead Award , Ra y Pickens who will !il· te nd the National Jllimboree at Colondo Spri n gs and Mike Zerkle ca ndidate scout. of During the presentatio n awards, assistant scoutmaster Her• shel McClure presented Tender­ foot awar d& to Mike S. Bostic, Earl H. Gilkey, llaymond A. Zer­ kle, Richard B. Flowers, Larry L. Gladwell, Charle'& Lemley, Steven Pullen, Mike Hind:r, Stephen Blaine, Jame, llurcller, Jelfrey Hodges, Roy Coleman, Asa Brad• bury, Bu ddy Moore, Theodore Morarity and David Jenkin!!. Second Clan awards were pre-­ sented by Scoutmaster Mills to Harry McGuHin, Roger Stiles, Jack Seigman and Mike Archer. Merit Badgea were presented 1by Mills for Citi:r.enship in Nation, First Aid and Scholarship to Kim N eal; Fir!l Aid , Public Speaking Citizenship in NaUon and Scho• larship to James Miller; Home Re• pain, First Aid to animals, Firs t Aid. Dog Care an d Safety to Tom Lyons ; Cooking to Rick Lemley an d Firemanshlp to ltay Pickens. Ex ecutive Robert Slier pruent­ ed Star Award.s to Ray Pickena a nd J1me1 MIU• with year pins being pn'JSenLed by the scout mute,, • � 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. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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