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Mrs. Olive Ingraham Presents Piano
Pupils In Recital At Salisbury Sunday

CllCLI TO MIIT
Tbe l'rif'ndlJ arc.le of the Fed­
'erattd Chu.rch will meet Tu*
: c11,y, a t 8 p.m. ll tile Chutth.

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R,ose Gard-en Club Wincling Trail Garden Club Has Session
Holds June Meeting Thursday Evening W-ith Mrs. c. L. Heaton
I Mrs. Robert Reibel was guest speaker when the Winding
I At Tuppers Plains
�atl Ga.rden club met Thursday evening at the hom e of Mrs

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Mrs. Ohve I ngraham presented her piano pu.Plls in a redta-l
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Sunday afternoon at the Salisbury school auditorium. Gue,1,
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pe rs Plains h el d its Ju n e m ee ti ng
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were r_egistered by Brenda Ingra.ham , Ph yllis Kaspar and Un· L. Heaton, Locust SL
al lhe ho me of Mrs Fred erick Goe�--..-da Sm�th ai:i-d as they registered a replica of a piano with thei r
"Color in Arr�nging" was the topic- of Mrs, Reibel who
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bel.
name inscribed was pinned on each.
brought
out to , first, think of the container second the size
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n
ope
ith
w
ed
T he mee trnii:
Th e
Th e program , announced by Louanna Leonard a pupil I
a nd color and, third, where the arrangemeht will � placed
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ope n ed wit h a solo ··s nake Da nce"
col oni r -·
Pomeroy, Ohlo
- - - - - -I membe r w31 to brmg a samp le of Rou-glh pottery a nd bri,ght
l:ty Dul.a S he r id an who hu had pu nch a nd mi nts were 1erve d on · ..,;
club, MIIS '!1hornpson an d Mr:s Sid•
ahoul
d be u.sed on tihe kitch en
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t
from
soil
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just two lessons, fol lowed by a cryst� I lr11 ys. fr o� a beautifully
n ey
Spe n,ce r ; recreatio n , MrS
Topics were g 1 11c n by Mni. C. 0 For better desig n , use plai n chi n-a
appointed �il ble Wll h lace CO\ler,
$
er, ··wm 1 e W oodc h uc lf. , "
Pr
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by
,
Cai r , Mn 1lhompson , Mrs
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TONIGHT and TUISDAY
n
••f?antv
11
R 1 ch�rds
ce ntered w ith .11n arra n ge m e nt of
Mula Gruc1Wr.
o
a r:d Mrs Ter rell
al
11
He
15
l
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t
t.a
ho
d
w to kemtone con ine r
iu1�.s" and Mrs. Mil dred Headley,
"A VISIT TO A
Four o f the pupils pr e!t('flted two yellow chrysa n t he mums . an d baby
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h
ft
h
d
g
ah.1r-al
n
d
an
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s
ue
so
n
us
Flower -arra11gn1e nts were Judg
· · J::t� h t "'"'� to )'Jantt ng a i-'ulletl
breat h and gre en ery With
ow
n umbers eac h d u nng th e
Sh e also stressed the stu dy of Uhe I
after- ca nd les lfl cry stal holde n onyell
R1)1,;e "
1
1th
e
e
d by Mrs Retbc. l w ho ;1:1warclecl
SJlAU, PI..Am,r''
1j•
n
noon Ca rla Norton played "Ven•
1 Thos'e r('ce1 v tn g ribbons for a r t·olor \\olbeel and hght effects , state ribbon to Mrs Pratt, for
er si de The punch bowl WU o n
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"Dre,,
nd
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s
l�u1
lrl
Fath
bser
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a
w
Day
r
e
' ra ngc rnf' n t s o f fl owe rs were Mrs I n g t h at art1 f 1t.i al hgoh t chang es t he b-! �
Sun
d
e
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s
II
Jerry Lewis
flal DO
o ne side of th e cen te rp iece and
Ln k r'O!!es l ll dark gree_n g!a�s :i.l n
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r
the
in
y
o
IJ
I Nancy J Maye
R1d n
churches of Midd leport C O nichard son and Mrs Doris colons at ,1i1.ght.
n
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HOUDASrelLT
II
a
e
/1,:1;r , a nd Mrs. � w1s , hnl:' ar
Not Open Wed,_..y
Mule " a nd "Pet' Shop, " a three th e ca ke on t h ot h er. The yellow
M N G R Thomps:on , ,presiden t, 1
��� a , pcc lal reeog n lt tOfl service I D1tv1s red. Mrs Lois McCai n , Mn;
, Nelle CovCrt, who hill bee n
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nd gree n color th�me
w
car
� tr r n t o f �roh1d _ elem;i l ls ;m a
as
a
Mr
sharp n umber diff1ult lor little
l n
I
I Gu .... Rogges.,; Mrs Fred erick Goe ' was Ill charge of tlhe m ee tl n g.
l I g th� Church Sc h?O I h our
m J�k ,;p ir ltl wh i te con ta iner
t&gt;
hngen, Ml!l ta Darl ene Legar r.cd o ut l n the napki ns, u ndw1 c hes v1s1 tlnQ: with Mrs. Ma Y ml' Ra mc_&gt;y
with
h
h
urch
h rist TH,�,-, .. q
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h
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W
;
ened
C
the club od
op
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be l , Mrs M Ii d red Headle y . blue
and
mi
nts Mrs Ralph Ke l ler pr� has gone to DetrOtt to vi.sit w ith
,r,
rib ons _were award e d lo Mrs
play ed " A ngelus Bell" a nd "M e r•
A Cart.on Ewry Nltfttl
of t h e a n d the tra ve ling pri ze was w on a nd d e votmn s taken from Mark 5
' .Sle f Y, super1 n t,:, n de n t
h
pu
h bow1 and M r:-i
id
d
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Heahn
c
Io r ltlJc-s m brass c on tain·
e
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n
so
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L
k
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b
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or
f
fam1I
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z
,
l.
o
ho
ry Widow Walt
by Mr,. Jotm Terrell Members an
pre sented gifts to Ja kf' bl � rs C h11 rl es Massa r
a ia no c
sc
Paul On se rvc11 1 h c cake Mrs rcturn i n'g to h;r bo rne Il l !o� on da
r ,, M n Thompso_n , Dells of lre­
e
tSl)
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t
s
co mpa n ime n l tu � i.c w 1l a v oc�J �
e
d
ol
he
t
t
as
ro
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h
fat
d
re
e
ew
pres�n
PII
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ll
1
1.
call with t h e d lay
B n z
·
recei ved a
Mrs Jo hn M1 t h
wre r1l c
l:ronud.
Mn. It o} /
Phil Joach im and dau ghte r, Ph I
la1 . d an J gal a rdia i n brass Pl l l'bt'r
lllt, a nd t.mda Sc1u vage played G
) l! or r1ce Abbott a&amp; the ) o u n gest and i::om c aw a v g it Sh i.:' w ill be l eavmg of a rose spec ime n A c om mu rn ca- M
r uetWr c1J1d , l rs Har old Blackiiton 111 a nd Rev How ard
w
Ru
It
� s lie n a rd N ease , m�ss arra nge•
"H
er
l
h
ear Those Lo\' e l y Bella"
fat
e
h
t
as
h
t
w.rs
with (' t h£&gt; C'·lub :.0011 A l the c l ose of ! he lwn .
re ad from Betty Ne wton
ii n d were Ill l h .. r(!e o lhc
f o)•rl Boyer
TONIGHT
h me nt.t I Su nd y din�e r &amp;ue,u at:e llo�: I
f
rpfre,
m
, 11 1 of H&gt;Sr-, , a nd Mrs Bryan,
1 meet in it, )1n; Frederick Goebel, r n v1l mg the d ub a nd their guests
" On the Levee "
, u11 d we re ass111tcd h)' 0th. er mvt hen JI o( Mr and Mri Edward Burkel\ · · o \cl�51 son pre5c n t.
m.iss
1ml' arran-gem e n{ of red ro.s•
.
1 o�y Fow ler , s uperi n ten de n t al ass sted b £ M rs c o R i c ha rdson 1 L o ia n ope n meet r ng whe n she 11
Gary Grant - Eva Marie Saint
She rrie Black ,ton played '·My of t h e pia n o pupil.11
i
�� f'l and sn apd ragons; and \'cllow
nd Mr11 G W W lk er a 11 il
M
s
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First
h
t
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Bapti
prese
C
h
speak
ure
n
ted
t
b
on
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1he.-bs bh� d ate t o e ·
Alfn!!d Hitdhcock s
servecf rcfrc,hme n l8 ·
�ttl e ROie ' ' and Maria Grue 11er,
On the piauo WH a cre,ce n t ar- Mr � n� Mn H ml"r · Tha8 t
rib ho n s to Mr� Thomp.s&lt;m for pmk
ti s lo '/{ J:I· Farley . the o ! d est
o u nced later. '
"NORTH BY NORTIIWEST'
T
h e ne x t meeting w ill be at the n
' ml e Bird Tha t ' Dared " A n 11d ra ngemc n t ol purple i!!pire a, cor tte d Saturda :nh M r x 1
snapd�a,
g:ons o.ncl poppies m pink
r
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he
r
a n d Charl es V roman cu1 t h L• ho me o r Mrs Herm;., n Bla ck
,
Discussions were hel d o n I.an d
(Color &amp; VilUlvi1ion)
vanced n umber,
"The Skater� cop1m u ncl pink roses and o n the ll n mcr Yorr!st
�o n t:rn1-!!r: a nd Mrs Heaton for
Ml'
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A
ent
s
prf'
father
st
e
,g
n
c.1
Y&lt;
scapin
t
h
g e new hospital a nd al� p
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.
- also Waltz' ' played by Loua nn .a. Leo�- 1 eg1 stra1Lon table was 11 n arra n ge ! bert and her ' gran:.On al'.!J;��1�1 ,
r nk balla rd1 a In a flat co nta · n er .
t hp, ol d proJeet of l an dsc a ping �be
onclu ded the program wJucn me11t of y ello w r06C&amp;.
c
ard
At
L� e close o.{ tlhe meeting, a
lt'ry in d other rela li \'.et '
Ernest Borgnine - David Brian
I n f1rm a rr They alw d iscussed t he .
Wall we l l _ pre11en ted by each pupil
Gue sti, a u_cndln� the rt c l ta l
dessert course was ser11 e d by the
R�v on d Mrs, R�mond Kon•
' 'THE RABBIT TRAP"
Nuylors
Ru
n
plargro
und proJect I
Fo l\ owm&amp; the program, Mrs. I n- w ere )ir.s { h.a. rle, Spencer and kr1ght were i n J1me1town " Fr Id
Iy
TUESDAY and WIDNISDAY
The tra 11el mg prize don ated b; ' hoste,s ,o th e m�mbers a n d three
Qf
graham presented each pupil w it h sons J1111 , K&lt;'l ly a n d Jo n , Mr s Don to vtslt th e ir daughter aad h!; r
FAMILY NIGHT$
Mrs Carl Will was award ed (O I '1:Uest,s , Ml'!'J Re 1 bel, M rs J,nnes
I charm on. w h 1eh �ere a staff, def ai d llaurk and d , ughler, Don na fam i ly Mr a nd Mrs Jotrri Lo k
Weber a nd Mrs Edwant Bae r.
, Mrs. Leo Bryan.
Sal Mlneo
Jolin Su:on
an d a mu11cal no te. Carla Norton Marie, Mn. Lillie Hauck, Mr. and : ,.,l)Qji 'an d to re turn lhei r .son �a
.
QV C 00
s
Luana Patten in
- Ohar�s l.ew is, th e ne w preJ
o
eh
:���c�sto� a�� ��:· ' Yld, *ho has been \llsitl n g with lb�
t
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v
r
se
b
a
o
w
s
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Day
s
Fat her '
st d��� a
"ROCK PIU,"TTY BABY"
::;1�! . :r::�:d �r� :��r�� :,�bt iiJ� �
r
d
r the p,11.11t t wo w e4.'kB.
t h e U n ited M e t hod ist chu rc h the y�a� 1:d ud�:, e;�:�!:es&amp;i�r '
HAWKINS
LUULLE
Iv
�am wi th a white purse a nd ear l Roy UrueBer , Mrs'. U!wi� Gtucacr: j ���:�':!io��
'
- also sc hool Sufl d ay m orn i n g, w it h a Leo Br an M
.
.
J:epJi Strubl e ,
mgs. Prec eding t he pro gram a Mn A111os Leonard Mrs William
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t
Pri•
the
by
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en
d
MI
pres
lds
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M rs. Mary Jor don of Nit ro . W progra m .
H
, RN, of ColumM rs . Jo n Ter 1
I
Robert Mitchum - Gene Ban)'
corsage o f yello w ro11ebuds h ad Gru�Bc r, . M u. El ;.,er W" ickha. m, I b�8 anJ�11�a Faulkner
. ' rs. . Carl Wl8ll
o f the Lock•
Va . an d Mr. a nd Mrs. £. B. Eppt e ma ry . Jun 1o r de partm en t.
an
M
d
I
rs.
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evo
s
s
n
C .
"THUNDEII ROAD"
I be en preseflted to Mrs. I n graham. Mrs Julius S.iu vagc Mu liar
; i ¥� .
n
Mrs. Gerald Wil dermuth was_ i n Rryan · u b:;•
Ai� B�&amp;e s �e nt Su nday were Fri day C\lcni n g gue a t s o f Mr.
c , Y , rs . cr rell , cl· '
Also Cartoon
P
: n. art a Ch tl da.
• Mo ving pictures o r the gro up wcrt&gt; Os�r nC', '.,In. Roberi Arnoi d , M::: �r:
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h
w
m
i
a
gr
e
o
h
t
pr
w
o
e
charg
a nd Mn. J o hn Te rrell.
i M � - Hea ton-. Mrs. A l lard Pr.alt
, take n l:ty F. E. Sha ffer of Co lum . Ama n tfa Kaspar.
r NI" tro, 1 op
M rs · M •ry Jord on
, en ed w ,· th II "Wei c•uine" . bY
a nd· M rs, Walle r Bentz · F
.
Mr . .and Mrs . George Bauers or
� n low�rs
bus
.
1 , M rs. Er nest Rh od es, Mn. WIIW. Va, was the weekend guest or � h uck Hann� h s. Se ve r� l r�.c1ta- and cards, Mrs . Thom
NOW AT STATE THIATll
A 1oc 1 a l ho ur w as held aml re- liam S h c r itfa n , Mrs. Roy Smith Spri n gfiel d v isite d redntly with
- •- st'J,a,p I
.
Le
P
rs
oo
.
Our
ing,
d
n
clu
n
give
were
ns
o
h
I
Mr. a nd Mrs. E. B. Epple .
PT. PLIAU.NT
b k M ·
w is allrl M rs. Mu
nd
frcshm en ll Qf open faced s a nd - un d daug h ter Li nda Brend a In- l Mra. tUie Mo nt,!,lom e r
I
8
Mr. a nd Mn , Cla r� n ce A nd rews, I Pa l, " Ge n� �oodw !�1; " My Daddy," Ward;
wieh •_• . i nd ividual cak e aq uarcs gra h am. Phylli s Kai1 p� r, Ruth A. nn wit h Mn. H o ward BaJer. wh o\�� rfaug h lers , Mary
"AROUND TIIE WORLD
The Bes t or
Allee a nd Sus a n Ke nn y Sm i th ;
Wo rksh op M
Lew i"s : Ju m. o r
Iced m whlle a nd topped w ith I\ Balley. Polly A nn Bauer Mr. and !urne d to Springfield with th em nd son ,
IN 80 DAYS"
"Qu eer IS· _ _ ___
atz;el:
w
S
Jim
"
,
nd
Frie
,
es ha ve re turn ed h o m
Jam
a
To ludeem Your FIiled
ye l low roae an d gr een le11vea, Mrs. Roy Mayet, Mr . �nd Mrs fo r a sh ort visit. M r
d M;;.
n ' t It," Ron�i e Re ute r : a nd "The
a fl� r a vaca ti on tri p lo Quo n set
ld
e
Fi
Glen
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Reel
0//iceri
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Ba�e:s
e
yc
o
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s
S&amp;H Green Slamp Books
La wre nce Leo na rd, Mr. end Mn:
-- le ft
ect
Poml, R. J. ,11n d Masli8 chuett1 Best Dad��- Roy Vaugha n .
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Carl Norton , Mrs. Jama Fugate . cently for California wh ere Mr
Boar
y
a
s
0/J,cu,.l
a
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D
To
gm
Fathers
1
or
e
Th
_
�f
d
th
re
he
th
w
ey sa w
e Mayfl ower
n
Mn. De lla Norton, Mr. and Mn. Ftil d a ia empl oyed .
giv en hy ChnstophE:r To ';:1pk1 s,
L. w. Ml'Co mas Was re-elected
M r . and Mre. Roy Horne, w h o th � 11 , Pl ymouth R ock a nd other foll owed by rec1la on
Charles Legar, :dr. and Mn. Jo hn
D ��dy as ch-airman and M i&amp;s Frieda
MEN'S, WO�I E N 'S
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h
o i n ts �f Int ere st s. They w ere ac•
p
.
.
hne been reBid ing I n the Sta ns.
Terrell , all of Po nu,roy. ,
lli
n
M
o
C1l
e
s,
nd
Ja
la
s
der
n
U
h
e
y
Fa
;
l
n
compa
m
o
fr
n
e
o
o
CHILDREN'S
Se
ed
Qu
36
set P lnt l:ty
e
r t ary of th o
m
Mr. a nd Mra. F. IC. Shaffe r Col· bury apa rme n t on Grant Street
Lori n g Vaug.�a n ; "A &lt;'lal Board of the Hcal'h Metiodili;
dge ".
Ple
t
h11ir . son, WIiiiam w ho is sta tion •
·
umbus, Mrs. Ralph Kel ler t.nd' Mn. have moved to Kllntucky.
Dream of Fathers Day , Ch e ryl Ch urch wh.en the group , n t S .
ed wi th the army.
Paul orr, Long Bottom; Mr■. Lu- ,
d
n
a
Mr.
Mn. WIiiiam Es ke w Edwar ds ; " My Greetin ,!,l , '' Li nda da y eveni ng at �h e ch uf'c,h � M��
Mrs. Edwa rd Tewksbary a nd son
1 .
cillc B. Ha wkins .arid Mila Farle
and
1
Dayton were wee k- Reuter. an d " We 've D one Our dlepo rt for their regu la O::eu ng.
of
$00
Tommy
on
llst
e
W
l
o
\lisite
•
r
ale
e
y
d
Er lewl ne, or Mi dd leport.
"American Made"
Best," llilah Vaugh■n.
A short bu'lS'i n ess rrur ti
day w ith J, JI. Grate amt Mr. an d end gu ests of relative &amp;.
by
d
ie
n
accompa
e
ng
r
o
�
Mo
:a
o
llh
Marilyn
by
uc
co
and
.
r
M
nd
R.
L.
s.
r
ted
M
own
Mr,. Leland Br
Parfit t and
a n d son and
e h i
Kini'• Son Sitlif•cMry
pianiel for.. the also prese n ted llhe d evoti:� s fo�
l,ONbO� UPI _ Prlncc Rerti l, othe r relative s. Also \lls l U n g a t th C' I ne ice o f Charleston , W. Va. were Son d ra Potts the
tn
program, pr�sented a solo Me•
'8, t h 1econd son of J[lniz: Gustaf Grate ho me were Mr. a nd Mrs . weeke nd gul!l8t11 of Mr. and Mn. mo rie of Fath er , after w hich the ,mee i g
s
'•
Miss
Gr
Wllliam
Faehnle
a te and son . J immy, o f Edw ar d Parfitt.
who wa�theh1�y
of Swede n WII reported In "Ht•
t he en tire M roup sa n g t wo n 11 m• dele-gate from lh e local
harledon , w ho s pent
C
hary of MasallCape
L.
E.
Mrs.
th
eek
w
e
i111.ctory" :ond ilion artcr u nd ergo•
be s "F a th ers Day and' "Goo d- the Ohi o C on,fer enee at ._!�sid�
In.ct an emerge n cy operation he r, e,nd w i th Mn. Wil l iam Baker o( I on 11pent th e pa st week with her byet . ;,
•
daug
h ter 1t nd son-i n -la w , Mr. an d
last week, rep orted on the meet•
oy.
hgner
Su nd ay.
'I Mr. n
.
.
,
Middleport
i ng.
a d . Mrs , ·Fra n kli n Munr y Mre. Fr ed Rosen baum. Recen1
------hav e moved lnto the upatain apart . t)Ver n ighl gu eab of t,he Ro11 en ment in the Ga re n Sta nsbury pro. baum ' 8 · we re Mr. and Mrs. Ph ilip
lrf
Me le r, Colum bus .
perty on Gra n t Street
Mr. an d Mn . Ho rton Thoma!!
Mn. Robe rt Burto n' and two
If
IT'S
children left Su nd ay for their a nd family of Bru n swick are th. e
hom e in Compto!l, Callforn la, a l't- guests of his paren 1'. s, Mr. a nd
1'1
Mrs.
o
Th
Everett
tflrti
le
helplnv
et;
maa.
Car•
Mn.
for
,
Mrs, Fra n kli n Capeh'lrt en ter•
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rlt! Ca111ell, Middleport, who h ilt
Mn. PhJJ Melnhart, IA.las �ma lal n ed wlth a surpris e birthday
illhldleporl
Let
put
atfrfered a ■ttokc: Prof. Wilbtir S�_il h and Mn. Cleland Hei nes party re cen tly at her h ome, Har­
Howell, Ka naa•. M1uour 1 , w ho w aa v 1�1ted Saturd11y i n Hu n tlnglon rl!io n villc Road ho no ring he r son
,oR
called here by the ill n ess ol M11r. W. Va. with Mrs. Meinhart a n d R onn ie Fry on ' t i 1 3th b irth da '
Cauell, a�d Mrs. C1t!\6ell e 11Jo yed Mias Smith's brothe r•in•la w , E. A. The home was d��orated in kee �:
d i nn e r Friday ev e ni ng at the h o me - - �-- - - J n g, w 1· th "F l ag day. " G am es w er e
of J\ir11 Neill e Wi st
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terpri!e H ClIt b
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playe d, after whlch the hono red
I Slreet. .This w as th� r��t°�mt:�..
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guNt opene d hls ma ny gift s.
eeta 1th
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g a n , an d cui•l11ta n t adv iso r Mrs Hyse ll a n d Mn. H e tty Capehart.
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When bllla tafce the lion••
Herbert D i xon 'Friday eve � l ng L Fa ors we re 11mall baske s filled
with ca nd y an d cen tered wi th a
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lhe
Logan
Share of your paycheck . . .
ho�c, Rock Sprin;s
small Am erica n flag.
H.oad.
lt'1 time
At ten d i ng we re Te rry Stal n aDa r lene Stnlth d iscuslied a n d
to see ut for
(kmoostrated the marki n gs on 8 k�r, Rex Cum i ngs, '.fommy HyBel_l,
1 patter n uud their mea n i ng and Billy Sayre, Len me Ly o ns, w,1.
11am Capehart, Michae l Capehart,
.\ln. Loi;:an discussed scam fin is h
, - Darlene Howard , Linda J e ffers,
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�1rs. Jammi Hall to Darlene Smith Shella an d Crestlyn Hicks , Li nda
fluth Ann Brothers Barba ra Smith / Will, Kay Wyatt, Su s ie Hys e ll. I
Jimellc Cumln ga and Julia A n n
K aren Wa l ker, Jacklyn Scl den a bcl / Capehart.
n
Susa
Dixon,
Mary An n and Lind a
Trl-L111ler Cleonen
Robla1on'1 Cleaner■
Fay Sta rcher and Mrs. Logan al\d
Mr,. 01,o n.
Bwy Bee 4-H Club
PHONE WY Z-IUO
PHONE WY 2-1428
The nex t meeling will be hel d at
r Sea,wn
Ocua:
1 : 30 p. r'n . Thursday In t he bas eIll MI DOLll'OllT
IN POMlllOY
'11he Rock Sprinp BU-8')' Bee �H
1 me n t of the Enterprise EU8
club held Its reaular imetin,g at
Churt'h.
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-- ·wlth Betty Erwin u ,ad vl30r. Ten
me mber3 wen1 ,present wlbh Presi•
I dent Anita CoUlns pre,ld ln11.
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and a sewing dernonsit.ra tfon was
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held June 30.

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waler healer • • • the fact that it
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· Mrw. M. C, Wibon of New Hnen
and Mr. and Mn. W. W. Wilton
a nd child ren of Wheaton, Illinois,
who al!o spent the Wftllend wltlb
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ler-ln-le w , Mrs. A. W. Smith, who
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Mr. and Mrs. tJmer Johnao11 !
Sr. of Wheelln1, W. Va. and Mr.
, and Mra. Hany Saddler of Bridae­
port were overnllhl 1ue,u Sat•
urday, of Kn. Wllllam Baxter,
Mr. and Mn. Bentz Wolfe spent
Frldiy in Plant.a wtth· hla 111ter1
Mlases lda. and Au1usta WoUe and
broth e r.
Mr. and Mra. Mannlnt Walker
of Canton nre weekend 1ueat1
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than routine business was transacted. George Hor3k , appoint•
ed at the last meeting of council, took his •••t at the council
table for the first time after being administered the oath of .
oflke b� Mayor Charles Legar.
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Bllh were rea d and re ferred
Colle ct ions for stre et m�tera
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to the finance commi ttee for PI Y· f or May were Sl 264.50 and park•
ment. wltb one exception . Thi! i ng lot meter, $1,200.50, I total
WII lllddle port'a monthly bill of $2,474 as co mpare d to $2, 1 93
for u,e· of the dump ' for the for April. The new mo l(p' 1eooter
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mootb .of Miy. CouneUmen in- for pa rkin g meter ,h ..u wont
Kenneth D. Grover, Pomeroy , has announced the purchase
1t,,1cted C,erk Edna 8ehoenl eb to into use May 1 7 and m11ch of the
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of the Smith Studio i� Pomeroy from Mrs. Marilyn Trussell,
-tiiduct '$31 from t he monthly bi ll lntteaat! I n meter revenu e w as
. ,.ASHINGTON (UPI) _ j
of � .. pay for Pomeroy fire- attributed to futer check of meLong Bottom, and will take over operation of the business
tary of State ChriJt.lan
men �bo we.-:e called to fight a ters by the pQlice de partment, tbe
July 1 .
.,
fin at the dump.
erter told Congress today .
Chi ef aaid .
Mr . Gr over is an experi en ced assigne d as· photographu to mate
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Pomtroy rents dumping space
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ph o tograp her , havmg J1tarted t he trammg
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pictures, TV 11Iidea uaed
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All member, of Co ,ne1· 1 were
- U n.ited StateB defense. 1Uon IS abandoning personal
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u1 Middleport u 1 set re nt, I
U S DEFENSE CHIEFS MEET
stu dy of pho togrJphy in 1946 as a for teJ e v 1si on progum1 an d pub1.1
Roy
and councilmen were of the opl n • pre se_nt except Councllma
ho bby, la ter worki ng in a Da y• l ie inf ormati on pictures pu bliahchte s from around lbe world held secret talks in Quantico, �-level diplomacy and re- 1
on that Middleport llhould pay Be t:r:lng. Also 'presen t was the Va. on a
ton comm ercial ph oto fi n ishi n g . ed i n news papers througho• ut the
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of
endin
m
inclu
h
probl
of
the
ge
r
e
1arning
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emp
to
di
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asis
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on
traan
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fini:nen for fighting dump fires. cle rk, Ch ief Webster a n d Patrol- spy filRhts over Russia and the apanese rlot.s. John McCone· dltional
United States. H e was a190 photo-n t as • laboratory t ech n ician.
pla
channels and proced- I
Dutt �trol in the village wae m en G oodwin and We rry.
grap her for the o fficial Marine
Corps
ine
Ma
e
h
t
in
ted
s
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l
en
e
H
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Dougla�
(center), deputy sec �$ of international contact." / ,
(left), · AEC · cbairman; ·James H.
dbculMd with Mayor Leg.ar i"fl.
in
Co rp s mai;.azi n e '··'l'he Leather
d followi ng boot c.11mp
an
1951
S.
secretary
�r.
Ga,
t
es
Defense.
of
De
�omas
retary of
and
,
, President Eisenhower plans
,
1lflfcted to contact the firm of
trai n in g, was employed i n th e neck."
. � --- 1lp further good will trips, 1
M�a•n and l'ollrod relative to
�':.nse-, (!��o_r�_enter1ng a seoret session_
Post Photo section . Parris Isl and ,
F oll ow i ng his promoti on to
Ht rte r t oId a Senate Appro- l
�J)l)'ffla a dust controi mixture
S. C.
Se rge a n t, he was made photo&amp;r■•
�o the Suan �UQ parking lot, the
�tat.ions subcommittee.
Promote d to corpora l, he was / pber for t he commandiniil officer
---- - - --- -�d -undet tbe Pom�r oy-MHon
Pai-ris l11land bUe lnd
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"But despite our deep diaap,Jltldi• ■na. to the Cbildren '11
was �
a one time asaitned to WOr:i
0t0intme nl at the outeo me of the
ltt:Jlle Hill.
dor Seerelllr) ol the NaYJ
�ith
ap mmit," Herter sai d , "a nd d eMayor Lepr aloo will cont.et
Whiteha l l as ph otographer on a
.
apJte the propaganda campaign
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Mffi GROVER
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un ty in an effort to have
to ur of in.11pecti on or varioua
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HOLLYWOOD UPI-Two for•
�Ing
waged againet us,
it
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p,a
p
d
a
rking
ot grad•
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Navy ah d Marin e lnstallationa.
meat
bread
d
and
milk
b
awarded
school
oar
Salisbury
e
anti
man
g
er
B
d
tri
n
ars,
t
s
l
� bef eeta thoe dust ntrol mix- eign
rs that the b_asic eond i tio ns o f
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At the tim e of his d ischar,v:e
children musi be . to start
co
OJ'
eel
Sir Laurence Olivier, shared top contraCf&amp;. reversed itself O n the
worl d sltution have not 80
,
&amp;
the Marin es, Mr. Gront
from
tute ii applied. The work la ex. acting awards today with Robe11 SChO01 in September, .aod move to tondlt10n
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1 ron-mf es
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peeled to be done either this S ck nd Jane Wyatt
was senior pho tographer tor the
fo r the watert at th,e Bradbury school in a special meeting Monday "'
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C o u nty o fficerH h a ve appre- hue and was photographe r for
.
!�ll •
.Herter adm1Ued under critical
week; or qext, the mayor said. .
1.,.... - 1960 te1eY1110n aeaaon.
night.
e
n ded two juven il es who .hav e
b
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the l'rovost Marsh.11's olfke and
e, oning by s ul)comm itee Chair.
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Holes in th
n Mo nday nigh t'a 12th a n nual
the Bradbury c;i;, U
rd
often water at
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boa
the
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�llcr
meetinl
.
t
D
he
admitt
de
music
ring
ed
plun
)
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for the Criminal lnvesticalion De
:i�ed�
e
.
d,
e
:id
d
tch
rat r
it �:
be Pi
g
•cademy show both Miss ruled childre n had to be six y ears school was awarded Foreman &amp; ma n Lyn on B. Jo hnson CD-Tex
box at Baile)"s Lake da n ce pavi- partment.
.
tha
St
11e
11)
th
t
e
e
nt
at
e
m
par
t
mi
Ulan . 1$»plying a new surface to TV
D
0Q
Bergman a nd Sir Laurence :,iron
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Mr. GroYe r is preaently em.'I'.he Gra ham Plant of the Va na• l ion. Sheriff Ro bert Hatten b ac h
the loll. St.reeti are n ow in the Emmys In their Amer ican v ideo ol d by Sept. 1. Last night i t wiped Abbo l, Midd leport for $l,2 . 11ueed !he sl :r:e of the Japane se
ew history jlll d arithm etic text
t he motion off Ila boob and put
N
oday.
t
said
will
o
rica
e
rporati
Am
o
C
f
o
i
n
dl
n,
l
y ed as night radio ope.rator at
o
pl
h
proeeas Of being patched• the debuts. Bo th have prevlo aly won
whic
led
to ca�eell�t_ion o f
$ti
u
starli J!,g ••es back 10 as "to require I boo k.s were ord'ered for both town Jfe81den t Ei&amp;e nhower s \1
The youths will be taken before th e M eigs coun ty iheriU' s office.
curtail operation&amp; as of July 1st .
ma,ot told Council.
d
an
1s1t
Oacan in motion pictures.
sta rters to be ab: by February l. ehip grade sc hool,.
. A hlch·q curb in front of the
d'9regard ed re com m endatio n of The announ cement waa made th is Jud ge Ha rmon O'Brie n f or bear- He w ill continue his job at tbe
Stack was honored _ as beat acPresident Edward �• preeid•
Thia
morn ing b)' C. G. Adler, plant i ng i n Juvenile Co url
!he riH's oHice. Mr1. Gro ver bu
Gana Reataurant in Su&amp;ar Run tor In I aeries (or h11 portrayal foll owing startinc; of acnoo1.
,
I ed, with vice preside llt ChU'lea hll:h congreuional leaders that the m
was
th
e old rule.
i
he
ff
c
ge
been
e mp l oyed for the put even
e
b
s
WII dlltu!led · to keep water from
anc
c
lled
e
earlier.
:�;
lfip
es
l t
t
ed
:1:�:�n� �/� �h�
r:�
i
bers Joo Johns on, Naon tracts were awarded to
Diehl,
c
mem
l
Milk
o
c
i
i
pr
e
(in
l
gh
shed
f
e
vel
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o
M
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at the Pome roy National
�i
e:t
years
:
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s
h eavy ralns
h ,rom flo_odtni the ?�� ��t
l
il
le
o hnso n commented
tblt, ''1. , t duct inventory has ma� this was broken open a n d the money Bank..
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bulldln,:. T e matter WH referred Wylltt won top seriea ho non for the Gllyan Crea mery, HWltington , than B1gg1, Harold Bl■ekston and f
for Salisbury, lo the Valley Be ll clerk, Eld on Week,, a tten din g.
o
wu our jud gement bad, b ut curta ilment advt.able. All th ip,- re moved June 9. Some of t he
-------to the street conimitl� as was th e
her wifely role in "Fa t her Kn ows Dairy, for Brad bury.
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Informa
o
---Iac1· 1ihe1
t ion w11 bid. ''
-'\t ill con tinue to money was provi ded by Mr. Scott
ping
eq
r uest lor ■ewer repair on Locust \ Bea"'
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� wh ich le ave, the air th ••
and meat for :Brad bury will com e
Johnson re minded Herter that func t ion and the e_mployee- Wil_l !_or operati on _of thi! mach.i n e dur.
"
Streel
aeason .
s G,oee ry Co., •nd th e
an
Ev
from
k
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was
d
an
oun
h
mg
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R•char
Cbai-an
busmess
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Chief J• d We IN,t.r•, report lo, , Th1! best dramatic series of the
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marked.
Serv- lions w.11rrant.
the month of May waa re ad and year award went to "PW house Davis l&amp;! and rroduce Co. for
oceri ea from the W.
a:r
Salisbury,
1 f Committee �n , . bllrman J.
The . marked money, all in 25
,· �i�u : . utl iJzati,oa of tbia
¥
aceepted. _ .ffe re�· 21 ,rresU, 90" which wiU pot be aeen next
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All
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Pl;lmero,.
Grocet)';
GJ�ba
A.
pieces, wa, traced through , ..
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f
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llam
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breo41 •ill 'b8 soppuet.\.
tbe·
bf
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at1 on11 Committee had ln 1 t4c1t1ons. Approxbnately 275 busJnes/J places i n Pomeroy .un d
Re�
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Aeft
were el.pt
IQv..U,,t.1.,
1n· i nar •hen one-,hot "specad \'i,� �ga 1 nst the t,;p w�en lite employen: wilL be affected 1w the
Mid dleport and the youtha U'J'Hl·
Illegal parldn1 1rre1ts with 16 ial," W�e the rage, Mlsa Bert- Ohio Valley Bakery Co., MiddleM3
1
Tokyo
d1
sturb1nces t(rat cropped present situat ion.
port.
ed:
(= - -;i'-r
W':l'nlng1 115ued. He reported 822 man's performance last Oct. 20 Jn
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up,
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partlng meter violations wlth ''The Turn of the Screw" wu
.
The resianaUon of Mrs. Robert
five Meigs coun ty 4-H cl ub
awarded the con tract for l'ewas
erter _ 1d the re
H
endllt1 ons
m
co!D
sa
only S l outBtandin,: unpaid park- rated hlgheat fqr a · ain&amp;:le �r- Haggerty aa 8th grade teacher at mem bers are attend ing State '-H
were c onsidered b ut" reJected.
pair of three bridges by the Couning meter viola�ckel.!I.
B radbury WIS accepted and Mias activlties thifl week.
forfflanee by an act rea,.
ty Co mmissioners at U.Cir regular
When Joh n son dem�.� ded to
Olivier was voted his award P olly Hernon, OU ,raduatf of t his
session yest�day for a total aum
now v.:ho �ad made lhe inc orrect
k
Sunday, June 19, DwiJhl Nel.
and Sixpence" s pring, was employed in her
for "The Mooo
v aluation
$19 41 7
or
e
abou
t e,:te nt of the
S
Holfor
Tar
l
ille
ft
e
Langsv
aon,
,apanese riots, Herte r said that
place,
which was beamed Oct. 30.
ag�eeme nt was made by anTh�
,
f
.
Wes..m1 Lo■- Out
A contract to re move iron an d low where be ia attending Slate f� m all _lh e mf
ote of the bo11rd, wit.a
split
ormatlon we re ·
Olber
flt
I
Forestry cainp for • we ek. The
N ' · .Va. (UPI) - C.h �r eston d eC l V�S, Commiaison\lers
LESTO
CHAR
-----The 90-minute NBC colorcaat
•
•
N eulZling and Har.
Ju
g.
e
d
,
ed
was
e
v
eoll
dl11e
it
a
c
i
···
Farmers Ban k and Savlng3 Co .,
WeSt Virg in.ta state g:1tce. and the FB I JO med forces today ID tinger vo tin g for the contra.ct a nd
mixed comedy and m usic with the T
ent" � ut ,','YOU can pin it on me
�
and the P ome roy National Bank
lwarda pr op-ams whi ch 811.W win•
searching_ or clues t at Will help them so�ve a $500, 000 ro b- Co mmissi oner lt:ullen \I o t i n g
if )'OU hke.
11re spon soring him.
ner1 in 22 eateg9ries, and a •rebery_ at the state Department ol Motor Vehicles.
against.
.
award.
lees
clal
lrus
e ve; -entered tihe department
Tlhi
T he three bridges are the WilM
n
Ju
ay,
d
n
o
onal
Darlene
20,
at
e
Inton
ni
i
p...,
1
., U ted
fe &lt;;ontalnln g anotber �. 000 SOIi Foni bri dge whieb will be
by
ted
boa
wae
program
The
sa
¥.i:
1
1
&gt;b
an
t
ou
picking
y
Monday
,
Smith, Star Route Po mer oy, and
one ' of the worst springs in
by 1 7 ·inch a,ir ve nt ,jn the ceili ng was ei t!her overl ook� or deliber- painted and repaired at a cost of
Jamea She ets, Rutland
memory rode a flurry of tornadoes Fred Aetalre who won nined Em•
left un touched m the same $3 ,577, the Cl ine Brid ge to be reyear in Hollywoo and
�l oh was imbedded l n sixsinch
last
mya
w
for a week at Camp Ohio where
�oods into the record
=:.:•
.
Arthur Godfrey in N ew York.
painted for $2,940, and a bridge
remfon:ed concrete . . They ma de
.
.
=.::
The vault co n tained �IP�•
ST. LOUIS, Mo. U PI - Vice they are attendint State 4-H Jun•
I
of
a llo ti ng:
b
the
oddit
One
a n $300,000 in
till
mor
with
off
.Y
on the Langsville-De,ite r road will
e
Robert
camp.
Leadership
ior
The seuon, which started with
ash. Tile remai nder waa largely from the sale o� motor vehicle h· be widened and cemen ted at a
Westerns, m o::: t popular programs President Richard M. Nixon de-- Hamm, Minersville and Charles
e
·
'
zz
t,
•
d
h
ar
b
-"lo•
Marc
d•bi-e
recor
.,. a
ee.lllSle pl-ates Friday and Sat.urdey. cos t o r $2,000 .
i n the rstiDI syste ms, falied to clared today that" a , new adminis Lee, Bash an'. are n ow atten ding
In non-negotia ble checks.
and April floods, bowed OUI. II• gain a Single
tra t io n must give top pri ority to i
'11
ry
'Mi
oeeurr
ard ·
aw
lc
he robbe ,
ed on 'flhe money was to !ha ve been �
The bridge on the Langsv ille,.
h
South east 4:•H M ar keting Tour
mott II violenUy Monday ,
and j erry- the
reform of "o bsolete wi
t
r
ed
sla
th
to
over
te
e
d
l
e
h
n
ee
b
have
o:
Art
h
w
en
m
treasure
e
Three
dy honors went to
er road spans Leading creek
ome
as
l
-b
97
&amp;
irg
C
e
Dext
sd
inia
h
irt
W
V
th
t
�
ay,
s
d
'
w
.b
of
Tornadoes struck portions of
uilt' ' fede ral tax la , but after M nday through Wedne ay
in
ounty jail on car believed to be tlhe fiNt major d ay.
C
e ason's ex-aidet
ie
Gallia
Gl
ey,
e
Jack
Carn
the other two brid ges are on
d
an
.
.
1l
.
c
.a
Bl
1,
E.
C.
e
.
his
t
�ll:eslee
Wi! �
Colorado and Nebraa ka and heavy 11:lck for h ll uproarious antics in nati onal deCense ne�■ have been
An msura nce policy Ul . effect Lead ing Creek tributaries in west•
the ft cha rge s were not involved in sta tehouse robbery.
i
M
on
arboys
the
IJli
tb,i
.
complJlY
·
· rain hit the plains atatee and "Vip" another special.
met·
fr om June 1 to Aug. 1--beight of em Meigs.
·
· the rob�ry of the Provlco Feed
.
ketlna: tour.
.
Florida.
rl,;.: of t he •l ke nae season-- w oul d replaee · In the on ly other action taken b)I'
o
o
vi
t
sly
was
"It
w
he
Nix on made the statement m a
b
oo
10,
March
nville,
e
Mln
in
re
o
St
________
A twilter caused $50,000 damaae
speech prep�red for delivery al
Sheriff Harte nbach learned today. profes!l'ion&amp;is � knew what tihe y $300,000 of the 11tolen money. An,t 1 the Co mm ,·,,,·on e••s, • requert of
,
anap
tz
whe
o
it
ped
lo.,
n
at Pee , C
n
o
c
nary
e
anmv
40th
he
l--"
or
vention
l
m Gal• were 11o·tng," Cl1Y detect!ve Adria n amount above Lhl5 wouJd be a los-s Judge Harmon O'Brie n for transn eaver n 8
-100t 11 11.
u 1 po 1ea,· amaahed
0rf QU"'
••
. The three men, arrested oola
th e u. s. Junior Cha mber of Com- .,�1.nua
In �in nis 81, id. The money, mOIIUy to the . �te u nleu ��red by I fer of funds in the amount of $166ha County, h ad burglary t
bulldln"p and blew OUL window■.
r Lim l Uty O'ur
a
e
d
riz
summa
h
89
m. erce. Ilia speec
\lenile Department was·
rr
a
d . i n large bills, �s taken from 15 aulh4:mues. West Vqfm � a�
ate
e
a
when
n
o
i
s
posses
their
.
.
· i n the Ju
Sidney, Neb., was allo struck by
eon
m1c
h
hlcle h· granted.
k
which
owth
a
c
n
req
e
new
ave
to
d
0
ews
ll
e
ve
gr
trll'e
t ioc ers i the wa of a hug
'!
�
\ll
h
A2.e William M. Weaver of New She riff Harte n bach aent their
a twister .,,.,lcb uprooted �ea but
he hll pr�•ented to the pla,tlorm Haven h as completed a tour of prin t.a to th e London Bureau of 'WBl.k:-t n vault. A 2,tK)O pound floor -ceme platea July I of each year.
did little other damaa:e. No inJur•
committee for next month • Re• duly in the Far Ent an,i Is sched• Criminal Identification (or com- --- --------either city.
Jes were reported
publican Nallonol Convention.
uled to . return to the Stoles on porloon wllh print&amp; found al the
Gallia Man Awarded
Many "" "the
eident
e
�
P,
streased
vice
e
Th
aquad
.
emer1ency
JunePnlvlco
ore and learned none of
st
e Pomeroy
'Di
2:2
Tbundentorms drenched the
Parole By Commission
Alrman Weaver haa: spent one the three were involved. The men
was called to Lan11vWe at 8:32 theme that the primary source
, plain, witb. up to fin lncbea of last nl&amp;ht to administer first aid of progreu in Ameriea hll been year "ln Ja pao and ai,I: niontbl ill
COLUMBUS UPI-11M: Ohio
have bee n removed rrom the Gal•
raln, . touchiq off dol:en, of flash
P udon and Parole Commission toFetty, 12, oon ol ltlcbard and W\11 conUoue to be , the dy- Kot'lla. He Is 1&lt;hedul..· lo spend a Ila jail to Kentuck,y where they
Le
flood, to Nebrt1h. Many per,ona lo roy
granted ·pa.roles to t 13 m•
day
of
vity
month at his home In New Haven were. wanted on breaklnt and en,
Fetty, who w11 injured In a bicy• n■mic, creative producti
1lecl their homes and at least one 1
reformatar, at
s
1
mates
.
overnment
private
terl
Air
�ver
•
than
r
1�
ra
to
eporting
before r
n,: chargee.
. of the tate
e
c
�e
ht Mansfield.
Drew Webster Post American Legion met Monday
d ied.
them ate efof
ost
H
�: -:!d reported that the enterprlae.
For-ee Baee, Delaware, for ht■ new
"'!'bey were Richard c. Gerhardt, with 28 m embers present• Commander Frank Vaughan preA Stanton, Neb., farmer, Don•ld
20.
July
t
fee
.
,t; ,.. ,.
111lgnment.
rln1 from a poHi•
George Paul Isaac and F.dward E. Slwu-,s;
•
presumed boy w11 suffe
, and the _guest speaker Cadet Danny Struble , son of
The commission heard D appllHendncks. 211, waa
HOP ANNOU�IO
racture. He w11 broua: ht
f
skull
e w aa sched uled to leave Kore• 1■au.
H
hie
Clarence
Mrs,
and
Mr.
drOwDed In a· bridle waabout. His
Speake,:.
Pomeroy,
,
Strubl
as
ts for parole a nd turned d own
n
ca
�
________
A re cord hop will be hel� at last week with a delay In route in
to �omeroy where he w■a trana•
wrecked car was found in i cree)t:
them la3l week at M"ansfield
of
2
on
Y.
Struble
talk
N.
Wet&amp;.
brief
Cadet
a
of
Point,
gave
,
9
h
"
1
auditorium
l
lFPa
Cha
Air
Sc
TJavla
Syraeuae
to
the
oo
Jap11 n before flying
ferred to the Ewin&amp; ambula�ee
r _.. Disnt i ssed
county iflcludedt
bed and police qid warning Ughl■
o lees by
Par
,.,
school.
Officers'
Army
nation's
the
at
activities
d
7
calle
Is
m.
p.
He
•10;30
nia
Wednesday
Califor
in
Hospital
Base
Holzer
e
Lo
c
e
and tak n
I For
ny,
grand larce
Young,
on the washou t apparently blew
J
ny
n
h
o
J
w
ebre
ees
Ch.
Frank
on
reported
"Bermuda NlghL" with admission th e son of Mr. and Mra. Chesler In f.ou nty Court
,
- ·
where he was admitted.
J,
ates,
o
C
rt
e
Rob
1942-45);
WW
(
,way.
o unty.
O
C
Gallia
in
ven
d
r
n
on
i
t
co
ist
hel
d
ict
the
couple.
per
c
nd
·
a
single
-�2D
. In ano ther call at midnight l�c
Weaver, New Haven.
State partol chatgea of fail ure
-.
None wer e froni 1'eige: county.
Middl eport Sunday. Official actio n M. Thorn�n (1 909-13 and 191 7•19);
_________
�------laat. night, lhe squad administert
o yield the right ot way agai nst
SPONtolt SOCIAL
s, K-Vet (1951-55 ) ; and
Hoy
Curti
a
\
l
e
en
to
thank
issu
s
tak
o
s
a
t
wa
/
WANTS BANK lPOltT
James'We ber were d ismiaied tod ay l lO
s
The Bedford Future Far°'er• 4-H ed oxygen to Ellen Jane Bright,
to Eddie Smi th, WWI 0918·19).
ta
8 To
WASHINGTON UPI - The Ro riati , Ann
atD
in (ounty Court for l n suffldent Dave Cummin gs who e ngineered
oman
arg
Club 11 1J)ODsorln1 an ice cream 10· New Market. N. H., at Lhe heme
Officers for the cominr Legion
Take River Cru.i8e
evidence. The charst was the re- installati on of the new roof on the ye r were named as follows
eial Frid•Y, June 24, startin 1 at of . Geor1e NeeSf!lrOl.d, on Laurel comptroller of the currency today
For Dl'egal ,Sales
: .
"!.
of
dition
M'lddleport _ Pomeroy Rotar ian s . suit of an acclden L al Chester Post h ome. Twenty-two men inI) p. m. at the Bedford SchoQI. The St., Pomeroy. Dr' . Hewet.son was iasucd • ca l l for the con
Commander, Elza G ilmore ; f �t
Mrs. ' Mary Allee Samue ls, 818
12,
June
Sunday,
f
th
oo
r
led
e
tal
s
e
n
.
5.
Ju
of
ba�ks
H
s
n
o
ennati
1
e
will
h
t
Weber's
calle�.
some time ago In which
'
with t heir (Rot.ary ) Ail\DS.
pubUc •i1 invited.
ond \II� , West Main St., Pomeroy, Wliill arsec
ble ;
e.
J
l
r
o
w
f
o
sir:u
ho
�
.
n
�
V
"
�
.
u�
.
.
. joy • two-hour rinr cruise on_ tile car WIS involved. He had entered i 10
Eve rlsstmg Services Mick �1 lhams, a dJutant, .�n me tested yesterday afternoon by
Post
excuraion boat. Su.sin A friday a n ot guilty plea.
Je_wel l . treasurer Paul Casea , c hap- Ch ief_ Jed We bsle� and la in coun
on
.
I_n othe r .acti on t n County Court were co!ld ude� by Joe SLru. b!e m la m,
ening wit!:. dinner serve�
ev
ear�)
E ber l ous '., trustee
'
a
.
a T .a:
.
ty j1ul today awa1tmg hearing on
1
.
B&amp;ul ey I Ke ndricks, charged by the which final tri bu tes were paid to E es t Lallat nee,� post se (�;
boa rd.
n 1 � oHI· a charge of m,gal sale of liquor.
rn
Departure time !Ji 6:30 p.m, from patrol with failure to yield the Elmer Hamm, WWI ( 1918-1919);. cer
C. J. Rhode,, Sgt.-at-Arms, Ro• She will be given ., bearing S■t-•
the Middl�port levee. Ra:tarian r!J ht of way, was fined $1.0 and J bert Burton.
urday evening before Mayor CharReeds Entertain For
,
.
�ra id Preston- is cruise �an. coats. _ _ ____
,
_
,,
·
,
11
'be:Or _.
Jes
_
_
J Saturd&amp;Y nt-�ht the _ Nri: Gity
. , . been designated "GI Nighl and all
Rotal'V's Directon .
. Samuels was arrested IHt
in .all l!llort to �Yide a more � newapapers tbro!IJbout the March qf lJlme.,, e�c..
,
Mn
at
.
e
tJie
b
Susan
o,
ar
n
lun
t
the
urg�
v
s
gqed
e
e
To brlnl it, me•ce to_ the u,i• Shrine elub ttH
Ted Reed Jr. Presiden t of the ' o te�
ia��inl and tbOl'O\lllb • coverige U"" canada and Aluka. Appiv,,
HO$PITAJ.
AL
on a 1irnilar ebarga.
MIIGS
winter
GINIR
�
•
&lt;
" 't
.
.
the A fo� a cruise.
--·--,-,.._�-t
1 �p0rt·pomeroy 1to'tary Cl u b Post home by p· m ·
e- M'ddl
JIU
Qf,. ehureb' ne w• for QM: arel, "nle xlmat_ely 7,500POO , familie■ . are churc.he d.. , an.;J ' � 1tbnuJ1,t1 m1t
Ad
ted : N orma Gran t, "'ddl
d
ah
s
o�
Refttsbmen ts of ho.td
-------thritltlanl Into
�A, 8entlnel b� �11.tracte-d reaehed ..,-eekly by tbem l"rotn mlllion1 of casual
port: EH:r:abet h Grah,m, Letart ; and Mrs. Reed, ent ertained the cof e w re
,
TO WORI( OUT· FINE
�k_vVd following tpe Bri• c ay er Who O se
t � :
r 'chuttb. jtil!Jldtilce THI
rqula
of
Amerlc1
ard
over
o
o
b
all
inc
ming
and
to'WIUI
and
o
'dUe1
tgoing
8er•
Advertflins
�
nd ; Ward
Rutla
with the keUUlr
Hollman,
h
St
eD
.
.ep
eetmg ' . Y Dit
Ch arle! Allensworth Middle•
11
, aughan 1
vict for 'a IGCII ''Suppek t he eomt enthull11tle rtpgrtl al the ., CHURCH MUfT ADYIRTai
Rayes . Pometoy Star _ l\o,ute ; John� il irtttors al his 'ho� e on Mulberry ro
To Millionaire Dies .
1
ed $15 and' cosb last
fin
was
rt.
o
i,
riCA
i
popu•
hilrofAm.e
_AJmoit
·
,
Mini•
.
e
rtJ1ln1.
a�v
h
st
_
t
cookout
thl•
W!
•
a
·of
e.,
l�Qt
,
auecel!J
,11
��
Av
e
Kenneth
,
_ John
rsvill
e
n
r,
e
Mi
rues
ny
Pllll.ADELPIDA (UPI) &lt;llurch" advertl■lna pro111m. H.
G
no . ch qrelt l'fflliat ion. fl ight ln a s�Sslon of Ma)'Or Ken- Chaney, Sh l!llde.
A d i �rora meth ng W.II hel
l y Sr .• 70, bther of Prin'cen
Kel
B.
R. AaplnaJI, Woo•t�, a,' repreten• t�n and publiJnel'I write of in• latlon has
cJ
Mu
sie Pros ects~To
.
la grow• n eth McElhin ney's court. He will
Dl�char�ed .. Noah Sw is�, Porn: atterwai; �P.
' t.auve of the Keister . or111nlutJon, ,' ereased church attendance, rene w- 1 Half of Alnerlca'I youth
Gr.ace of Monaoo, w,ho rose Crom
· •
r.
ork out the fi ne on the village
w
s
lltUe
,with
religiou
o
no
.
up
lng
ieJ
t
h
actM
c
·
in
ul'Ch
terest
n
i
d
1
e
e
I ;roy, Wl�arn fard, MJ dleport,
1, now presenl.lng the utstandln
nville
a:1 apprentice �riC.l�er to mil•
HmTts
In
Meet
ihc
to
ition
d
ad
o
In
Attendin&amp;
.
marked e'llidence of ;more wide trainlnC, Millions read li ttl e if 1trte ts, Chi ef Herbert Gilkey sai d.
e atricc
ce, om eroy.
aeries to local lt)111■, .
Honaite contractor and a leader
l ed for 1o•
schedu
is
meeting
A
esiden t we re Gene Grate. in eom
r
p
-;:&gt;-for rellgloua lntli• arr/ cbllrCb . U,teratur�I But they
"Support the ,pread re■ped
.The ,Keister
ol
o
sch
ville
n
o
Harris
I ng presid ent; Secretary Jack Rob- night .at the
·
· In civic, ·bu6iness and � cir•
VISITINc; HIRE
, rea� t�e pa_p en, Ind they think
�utcb" series h11 � �e■lf;ned ;lilUon,.
cles, died of•cattcer Mo nday ft blJ
de
gra
or
chool
s
high
any
John
for
Bahr;
Cash
r
e
Treaaur
n,
o
s
Sisler M. Cornelia, R ochester,
t)ie 1ver-CJ1)'-Mi'na n� for 1 Tbe publJc today 11 !9-d-consdou1 about what tbey __ rHd. , .. . _
hot'ne 'here .
estcd
inler
are
ho,
w
s
pupils
hool
Owen,
Diel
rkle,
e
Z
John
Werner,
c
promotion. We buy the producll we h ave ae,en 1 Tit.la tflen •if the �tor, of the Mi n n., le visiting in Pomeroy with
toHU:1Uf.J religi.ou1
Kel ly, who built one of tfie �
D.oger
,
ic,
s
u
n
m
tal
n
e
i
s
Instrum
Davi
Bernard Fultz and Paul
.
her 1i1ter, Mrs. Martin Wadde ll
h ''
·Jay,gest brickwork contract.·
tion's
� � are. .J)l'OdUCMl.. f01. ll.ewa- adve.rtised. Hundred• of trade Kelste� "Sllf;port t.be ehurt
trict
s
Di
Northwestern
Roush,
BIii
------NEW YORK UPI-Y.�
other relatives this we ek .
- STOCKS MIXID
·' \ Jll,J?lf ne where they can be ■een namu have become household pro,n.JIII. ;lt hll a,nnrered t very and
int empire,, undd'W'ent •�
nd director has anno unced.
ba
In
■Mdttiolltr
malarlty
Fq1zv,
wotda. lt Is now eonaidll!!l'ed a ne- defin\tl need:· and h11 tnlwered
,.ad, J-7 , the 1�af.e/a:t, number
:� ' �
The mee ting wm be held at 6 surgery INf. month tn Womu'1,
NEW YORK UPI--Stocka were
·
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tions in the entertammt-111 flCld Wmtrmgha'.11 s . df'rnom,tral1 o n :-.
are billf'd.
hav e ,een o.h_1h11ed in many parts I
Linked with lhe era of scientif ic of th"� &lt;-·ountr� .
progrelil:i and an evanl,!ell!!lic relig•
_ intrin�ious mo\·e mfnt . th C' his1 ory of t he
For many yPars �!rs._ w
l....a nc-aster Camp Ground on the ham ha s been a i t . r&gt;_ hu s y :i nd p 11 pedge of 1.anc-aster. Ohio, forms a u)ar Sl){"ake-r for a ¥,· 1de v ar w ty or
fasdnI"ling tale of ad\'enture, the chnnN prugnims, serv i ce d ubs for
story o( the development of lhe both n�t•n _and w 1, men, and many
sum�er ramp meet in� in America denom11wt1nns of l' h U rl' h groups.
, S he hold� t h e a t 1 1·nt1nn
- � 1 1 1 ! a potent rac1or in 1 960.
or all I
R oot s or the Prf'scnt Lie Df'ep ages and 111 sp1 n• s others w i 1 h hrr I
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i n th •'. Pasl The Lan_caster ,fr1ho- j �w11 t&gt;n l h us1asm for abunda nt l i v- 1
dist Ca�n p Gr�und 1i; one ?f t�e mg Mrs. Wm 1 r 1 ngham comes frorn
oldest mehtutmns or i t s Jund in I a lo ng line or Quak er ancestry, Is
nearly ev- ! he wife nr Or c· E. W in t ringham
the 'Mitl&lt;lle_ We.!il.
F'1;° m
ery s1atf' m th� l. 10� vrs1tnrs rf'ci•�tly or Ohio N orthern U ni �
ha w• ('Otlle lo t•nJO)' ( hrist1an (' O m • l Vf'rs1ty, a1 prr.�f'n l asso l'iated with
F'irst
mun1on ar1tl frllow�htp under the nr Uonald Crvn of the
c ool wid t&gt;-s preadin� t rf'es. And M�thodist l'hu�rh · Mith.!)etown • () ·
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f m m 1 1s tc1berna1
Tuesday evening, June 28, the
men and women. boys and girls Harmonelle Choral Society or West
have g�nr fort h to grea ) endeavors Jefferson , Ohio, will prt!sent an
e nd w 1 il&lt;'I Y•known ach 1 e&gt;vemen �1:1 . t!Venin i u r mui,ical enlertain mt•nt,
_The nrogr�ms lhru nine decades M rs. Ja me11 Arganbr ight, d i rector.
�rml,lla1r w,lh grcat �am&lt;&gt;s-_thost•
Jl! an E.i son Harrima n, national­
o f famous lerl urers, 1nternat1on 11 I - J y known h e rpist, will giv(' the
�y-known pre11&lt;·h&lt;-'r:- and &lt;'\·.a ngt• �- varied program on the evening of
1st s . ed 11ors, �h!csml'n and mu� 1 - June :Joth. Teachcr of harp at sevci;rns
1&gt;ral universitirs. including Oh i(1
Krcpin� abreBSt with modern State and Capital Conservatory of
trends m 1 he thurch u well as so- Mu11ic, she hH toured throughout
cwly a1 lar�e. ofhr111ls of thl• camp the eas1 and .11outhwest.
&lt;irountl Assot•ialion have devind
Salurday evening, July 2ml,i.lr
tlw1r 1irogr11 m.�. planned their edu- movie '"Sherirf of Ji'rac1ured Jaw"
l'a1io1111I i11�t 1t u1cs provided greater will be shown. Musicilms curt end
rerrea t 1 onal facilili cs for young Charlotte Davi&amp; will he on deck
pl'oplt• as Pll('h succeedin,:! yeu throu11:hout the •euon-holh or1,rmJ.!s nt•w prohlt&gt;rns. new horiwna i;an and Yocal programs.
rn·w nwthud,; of eduralion .i nd mission work, in Hnc wit h Christian
pru,:!r1•sK.
At the firsl Sunday morning
vicc, June 26th. Kev. Chc1rles A.
Fllrt hing, Treusurcr of thr Ohio
Conferencf'
of 1 hc
Methodist
Chun.:h will \lft•ach. A natiYe of
Shelbyvll ll'. !rid., he holds many
de&amp;rel"a. Entwhill:! busine.ss rnan,
he re1urned to the minlatry-hls
fjrsl and la111ing vocc1tion.
Red-letter dates on the Camp
Ground calendar are June 26 and
Au1,1ust 16. when Richard C. John81on, Din•clnr of thi! Broad Street
Prrshylorian Ch url'h Choir of Col­
umbus, 01110, will conduct the mus.
ical 1•roi.:ri1 1ns. The Massed Choir,
consh1l inu or \'oiees from all over
('entral Ohio, i11 billed for Sunday
l'\'onin!(, Jutw l6; and the Choral
Cont'erl , A111tu&amp;t 16. The latter con­
t·N1 will rcii turc the ·ernad Stree1
PrPshytcrian Church Choir and
other J!Uefil eholr1 In thla area.

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IN w i l l o�n 1 1 s 10th Annn ersary
Sr as.o n 1 11 A!1w11s J u nr 23 w i t h 1
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A ui!.1 ur over 30 . dlrtc-1ed by
Co:-.m o C.italano, w i l l perform 111
t h e t uwn and �uw11 produrlio11 lll
t he Ohio
U niversity Theater
Building
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Lea d rolt•s will he played h y
S!r-Nart W h 1 1 cker uf Columbus,
as t he player; Olivr 1-� redericks, of
Bloomington. Ind., his �,rl friend;
t d Lo r£•r. or Culumlms . !he coach·
,rnd At h,·nian5 Hil'harrl 1 1 am H.ar'.
Barded.er,
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Haut·h . 1 1a m and Ba!'decker are
cast 11 � col lege Jtrofe.si;or!I arid Miss
R auch p l ays a profess,ir's w i fr
r('atured a('!ors a n' l 2·) t'M ol d
M iki&gt; W n•n , 8011 or Oh i o u. hasf'­
h,1 1 1 coadl Huber1 M \\/ re n and
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ket ball 0Hici11I.
The play, first of six to be
prcse11tecl this summer, runs four
nigJits, througl:i Sunday. All per­
formances begin at 8 p.m. Seals
can be reserved in advance or
tickets can be purchased 11! the
door.
OVST is a joinl Ohio Unhersily
· communil y enterprise.

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PICNIC POSTPONED
The Jolly Bunch Sewing • Club
pi l' n1c has been postpqn'!d until a
later date.

VATICAN CJTY UPI-Pope
John XX!U has appointed Ameri,
can-born Msgc. M41rtin Jqbn o•.
PL UMBING and 11,.BCTIUCAL
Connpr 11s head of the press and ,
REPAI RS anti lilltVICE
exhibitions secretarjl1 for the
lorthcomJng Ecumen(l,I Congres, · .
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. l'U.&amp;,r.,
Msgr. O'Connor presently is
H arold ·Uiase , Mgr,
head of the pontifical cortimission
Locust St.
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is appra,ohing' · 11.11 · Prest(Jent Grover Ole,v,land fQr
tlie gi .
day, Junr 2J with work lP .UM! KM 1
preaident and 1',t\lai E. SteYenson
Degree. All regular ,JJrethren ire r
wrlcon:i e. Rc!reshmenb wJJI lollo w
Tile
nus ate -l1ars .
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11rcord 1ni,: to announce:�ent br Os• .J1,1P,ite, Jilld .
um.
car Leonard, WM.
The ennJ
stp.ft are Mercury
Jupiter a od . aturn .
TO ME I T THURS DAY
The Loyal Women's Cla11 of the nat"d C. Lewi�, Mn. Homer Q. War­
Middleport Chutl'h of Chriat will ren, Mra. lGoidon · S. Leonati,, Mrs.
meet Thursday evenlru:: t.l tbe Samuel 1-,. Nichols, Mn. Y(lq.u.rn
d1ur�h for their regular piQJlthly Nicktla and f,nt, Mn. Cafl �owI, R1llafled Calomer
nwetmg.
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An ou-tlng is being planned by l
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the M en's Fellowship of the Mid- 1 'J'hAUlt, . J.i!'XP.SI, paj!d
al
W, Malt, It, Phone WY 2.­
cllr l)ol First Bnptlst Church fot 1'IIIOI', 1)ltrt p, Simfflilpls, ,Leo J. I
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this Thurllday e�enin&amp;. All men•ot Dunwo .
the ch urch are asked to meel at
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June 2 1 at 8 p. m, every eve11ing at the Freedom Go11pel
Mission at Bald Knob■. Rev.
J:?eeter ill the eYangell11t and
Rev. L. R. Glueaeneamp UI the
pastor. The public f11 invited to
attend.
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100 ft. of iplast,ic w,ater Hne,
$100.00, Cub Scout u�lorm si:r.e
12-$5.00. Frank; Hµ�.son , BH•
b an Rd,, IJ.t. 1, &amp;cine.
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4 dr. extra nice, power glide,
R &amp;: H, $1193.&lt;X). Blaetlnars,
Pomeroy.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, J,,na 25, 1 9'0,
3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITII
1 ,00 P. M.
hnth. Tnquire WY 2-2381. E. Main
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Falrla�e 2 dr., h _...t · The underlll&amp;ned' will ofter at his
6 21 3tc
Pomeroy.
St.,
top. Rea t- sharp. Lik� �ew, bit- 1
farm located In Chester Townnls
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whi
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ship, one mUe off Route 7 at
RENT. 4 . ROOM HOUSE.
$1095.00. Blaettnars, Pomerof.
Five Point.a, (Follow Arrows),
(I 21 6tp
Call TUrner 2-34'75,
6-15.fltc
the following: Philco RefrigeratOI', Electric Range, 01;1e 5-pc.
1957 BUlCK V8 Centucy bard tot
Breakfast Set, one 7-pe. Break•
2 dr, power Steering and brakec,
f11f Set, utility Cabinet, Win,
R &amp; H, almost like the day 1t
dow Fan, 2-pc. Living Room
waa .sold. $1600.00. Blaettnars,
Suite, Studio Couch, Chairs,
6-lG-etc
Po;meroy.
Lampe, One Metal Wardrobe,
One Cedar Wardrobe, Sewing
�U53 MERCURY hard tqp, J: dr.
Machine, Bedroom Suite, Hay
Mercurymatic, R • H, -clean car.
Load�, Hjl.y a.ope (complete),
GOOD INCOME
$895.00. Blaettnars, Pomeroy.
Garden Tractor, Log Chains,
6-15-fitc
No Ex:perl.nce NeC11MAry
Tools, Mlseellaneoua Itema.
• Prom Home. We Piece,
'48 DE SOTO lN GOOD Runnlna
-.r,RD S11D.N&amp;IEL, Ownar Operat
aM &amp;.oc1ta All QI� ,.._
order. Priced for quick 11ale. Jbn TEltMs: CA.SH.
Spare or Full THR•
Carnahan. Ph� WI· 9-3858.
N,t •�•1111• Fv Accident&amp;
'Weekly ear.nings re­
Exttllent
6·21 3tc
Sale' conducted· by: BRADFORD
from our new
oe0llecting
filliog,
O� 'CO��• Racine,
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2_
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Diapellf;er
Candy
Herahey
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youthful car inside and out. ·Auctioneer; CRITT BRADFORD
your area. Requires re&amp;ponei:ble
$1495. Kari and Van Zandt, Manager: A. C. BRADFORD.
1penon, about 6 lhoura' spare
6 2.1 3tc
Pomeroy.
tLtne week- ly and m ln.imum cub
6-18-ltc
i.nvC!6tment Of $790. F.or inter•
'57 CADILLAC Coupe DeVUle. A
view write iat once 1,iv-Jn,g f,uM
better buy than a brand aew TOIIATO PLANTS, UEXICANS,
particulars and phone number
small car. $2995. Karr and Van
Bu�eglo�, MargJ.ove, Rut­
to oenel'lfl'l Manager, Box Q68.H,
Zandt, Pomeroy,
6 21 Ste
aera, Matcblw and Gold..-i Jub­
The Daily SeDmiel, Pomeroy, 0.
ilee. Alsc&gt;i rhubarb to eat and
'a6 BUICK Century Riveria Couipe,
to deep freeze. Second hou�
Solii:I white cqlor-A aolld v4lu�.
east from schoolbouse in Syra­
Employment
$1 195. KalJ'. and Van Zandt, Pom­
c1.faa, WilUim H. Holmes.
6 21 3tc
eroy,
18 lfc
Wcrited
Se­
door
88-f
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be If. you buy it. ,1200. Karr &amp;
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POMl!iROY lrom•, wjlb bath, Youngllown
kltQbe'p, bi� ._,floora. storm doora
windowi, side porch, unfinRhed
attic, full · basement, furnac,
heat bC1th ®al '!Ind 11,1111 70 x 100
foot Jot, garage, and worbhop
area. A·l p�perly. 8 year■ old.
$11,000iOO.
MIDoLIP.0111,T - 5 · rqom frame
with bath, furnace he•t. ahnn •
inum sl!?rm d():Ors and windows.
Garage and utlltty bulldlng, dou,
ble lpt 100' x 150', level. �U, S. ROUTIE 31 - 8'11 acres, rollIng lal\d on V. s. 31 midway between POme.roy and Aibiena.
Good s,..room 1iouse with bltll, 3
-porehell, cellar, ,:a barn,, aib1
Implement building, prage an�
other 'bu'lllihp. 0\1ffl, a:11 well\
plenty of water. $18,000.00 lot
rial eatate, ol" ctuaplete with
Allis-Chalinen tractor alld equip.
ml!lnt (almost n�W) SlB,500.00.
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Mm Jane -Davidsqn, residing at ' , .
l{in.-Jey Air For� :ease, Hamnton,
Bennuda, and whose Post Offict!
AddN!u I� Box T, APO 1356, New
'YOrk, N. 'f. i11 hereby notified ttiat
on the l�tli day uf June, 1960, Rog.
er M. Davidson, beln1 Plaintiff,
filed his petition ag•lnst her as De•
fendant, . in the Coli.rt of Common
P"leas, Meigs County., Ohio, Case
No. 13,029. praying for divorce
from t)Je said Mary Jane DaYidson
on the gr"Ounds of Wilful Absence
of said Defendant from said Plain•
ttft of more than one year last
p,at aqd Gross Neglect of D1.1ty,
and PlainU(f also prays for other
prpper ' felief, Said cau!le will be for
hi!:arln� on or after the 27th �ay
of July A. Dr 1900.
Roger M. Davidson
Crow, Crow &amp; Porter,
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Pomeror Bend Grange will hold
'1 special mee(ing at the DAV Hall
Wednesday evening, June 22, to
nuikc arangcments for the Aua:ust
18 annual Inspection. All members
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IL&amp;MII IIADING &amp;IILITY
COtUMBIA. S. C. IJPI-Dr,
Rohet•t L. Sumwalt. prealdent of
lhe Unlveralty of South. Carolina
told an edncaUon ·contenmce Mon.
dny that many colle11:e stt1d1mt1
fall In their 1tudlt11 because ol
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tor three CODlie..Ntlve lnae'rtions.
S� - one m.ntb tor 30 ceqta per word
'Will be clUU"&amp;ed for adVfflislnJ
FltiU: rate qt , ttnh: sn,r
artor r�vf.iii bW.
If not ,..Id wi)/1!!1 10
Sn.:«,: � ¥vertiaiJ\&amp; - Bhoa-ld be r�lld tnunedl1tel7. The
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lean Roe:t.,- Leai\le board rJi
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When the l...llncasler Melhodisl Both progr� ms W i l l be relig w us
c..m p Ground opens ils program rnus1r al its bt•st.
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SulMil.t', J'lllle 26th, it will mark the
l ,ha l k drawings of u n iquf' des1�n
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Pl'Qll"&amp;m 1,1 &amp;rh ed ul ed lhe en h rC' W i lma w rn I nn� I1am
... on d aj 1
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on "
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suromer. T
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'""' a r a t l'h alk a r1 1 s t r y wirh an e.is) flow of
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amp oun .
ga axy or atL"at·- run a nd rell�1nus phi losophy ._ �lrs
tions in the entertammt-111 flCld Wmtrmgha'.11 s . df'rnom,tral1 o n :-.
are billf'd.
hav e ,een o.h_1h11ed in many parts I
Linked with lhe era of scientif ic of th"� &lt;-·ountr� .
progrelil:i and an evanl,!ell!!lic relig•
_ intrin�ious mo\·e mfnt . th C' his1 ory of t he
For many yPars �!rs._ w
l....a nc-aster Camp Ground on the ham ha s been a i t . r&gt;_ hu s y :i nd p 11 pedge of 1.anc-aster. Ohio, forms a u)ar Sl){"ake-r for a ¥,· 1de v ar w ty or
fasdnI"ling tale of ad\'enture, the chnnN prugnims, serv i ce d ubs for
story o( the development of lhe both n�t•n _and w 1, men, and many
sum�er ramp meet in� in America denom11wt1nns of l' h U rl' h groups.
, S he hold� t h e a t 1 1·nt1nn
- � 1 1 1 ! a potent rac1or in 1 960.
or all I
R oot s or the Prf'scnt Lie Df'ep ages and 111 sp1 n• s others w i 1 h hrr I
.
i n th •'. Pasl The Lan_caster ,fr1ho- j �w11 t&gt;n l h us1asm for abunda nt l i v- 1
dist Ca�n p Gr�und 1i; one ?f t�e mg Mrs. Wm 1 r 1 ngham comes frorn
oldest mehtutmns or i t s Jund in I a lo ng line or Quak er ancestry, Is
nearly ev- ! he wife nr Or c· E. W in t ringham
the 'Mitl&lt;lle_ We.!il.
F'1;° m
ery s1atf' m th� l. 10� vrs1tnrs rf'ci•�tly or Ohio N orthern U ni �
ha w• ('Otlle lo t•nJO)' ( hrist1an (' O m • l Vf'rs1ty, a1 prr.�f'n l asso l'iated with
F'irst
mun1on ar1tl frllow�htp under the nr Uonald Crvn of the
c ool wid t&gt;-s preadin� t rf'es. And M�thodist l'hu�rh · Mith.!)etown • () ·
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f m m 1 1s tc1berna1
Tuesday evening, June 28, the
men and women. boys and girls Harmonelle Choral Society or West
have g�nr fort h to grea ) endeavors Jefferson , Ohio, will prt!sent an
e nd w 1 il&lt;'I Y•known ach 1 e&gt;vemen �1:1 . t!Venin i u r mui,ical enlertain mt•nt,
_The nrogr�ms lhru nine decades M rs. Ja me11 Arganbr ight, d i rector.
�rml,lla1r w,lh grcat �am&lt;&gt;s-_thost•
Jl! an E.i son Harrima n, national­
o f famous lerl urers, 1nternat1on 11 I - J y known h e rpist, will giv(' the
�y-known pre11&lt;·h&lt;-'r:- and &lt;'\·.a ngt• �- varied program on the evening of
1st s . ed 11ors, �h!csml'n and mu� 1 - June :Joth. Teachcr of harp at sevci;rns
1&gt;ral universitirs. including Oh i(1
Krcpin� abreBSt with modern State and Capital Conservatory of
trends m 1 he thurch u well as so- Mu11ic, she hH toured throughout
cwly a1 lar�e. ofhr111ls of thl• camp the eas1 and .11outhwest.
&lt;irountl Assot•ialion have devind
Salurday evening, July 2ml,i.lr
tlw1r 1irogr11 m.�. planned their edu- movie '"Sherirf of Ji'rac1ured Jaw"
l'a1io1111I i11�t 1t u1cs provided greater will be shown. Musicilms curt end
rerrea t 1 onal facilili cs for young Charlotte Davi&amp; will he on deck
pl'oplt• as Pll('h succeedin,:! yeu throu11:hout the •euon-holh or1,rmJ.!s nt•w prohlt&gt;rns. new horiwna i;an and Yocal programs.
rn·w nwthud,; of eduralion .i nd mission work, in Hnc wit h Christian
pru,:!r1•sK.
At the firsl Sunday morning
vicc, June 26th. Kev. Chc1rles A.
Fllrt hing, Treusurcr of thr Ohio
Conferencf'
of 1 hc
Methodist
Chun.:h will \lft•ach. A natiYe of
Shelbyvll ll'. !rid., he holds many
de&amp;rel"a. Entwhill:! busine.ss rnan,
he re1urned to the minlatry-hls
fjrsl and la111ing vocc1tion.
Red-letter dates on the Camp
Ground calendar are June 26 and
Au1,1ust 16. when Richard C. John81on, Din•clnr of thi! Broad Street
Prrshylorian Ch url'h Choir of Col­
umbus, 01110, will conduct the mus.
ical 1•roi.:ri1 1ns. The Massed Choir,
consh1l inu or \'oiees from all over
('entral Ohio, i11 billed for Sunday
l'\'onin!(, Jutw l6; and the Choral
Cont'erl , A111tu&amp;t 16. The latter con­
t·N1 will rcii turc the ·ernad Stree1
PrPshytcrian Church Choir and
other J!Uefil eholr1 In thla area.

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IN w i l l o�n 1 1 s 10th Annn ersary
Sr as.o n 1 11 A!1w11s J u nr 23 w i t h 1
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- on· . " a 1 h rN• al'I l.'omedy
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ahou 1 ;i ;-ollrgc Uasketl)alJ
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A ui!.1 ur over 30 . dlrtc-1ed by
Co:-.m o C.italano, w i l l perform 111
t h e t uwn and �uw11 produrlio11 lll
t he Ohio
U niversity Theater
Building
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Lea d rolt•s will he played h y
S!r-Nart W h 1 1 cker uf Columbus,
as t he player; Olivr 1-� redericks, of
Bloomington. Ind., his �,rl friend;
t d Lo r£•r. or Culumlms . !he coach·
,rnd At h,·nian5 Hil'harrl 1 1 am H.ar'.
Barded.er,
old
a nd
Vi�toria
Haut·h . 1 1a m and Ba!'decker are
cast 11 � col lege Jtrofe.si;or!I arid Miss
R auch p l ays a profess,ir's w i fr
r('atured a('!ors a n' l 2·) t'M ol d
M iki&gt; W n•n , 8011 or Oh i o u. hasf'­
h,1 1 1 coadl Huber1 M \\/ re n and
N olan M re
n At h ·'.n 1 s '. ness
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"u n who' ,· ,· :i' 1 so a '1 1censc
ket ball 0Hici11I.
The play, first of six to be
prcse11tecl this summer, runs four
nigJits, througl:i Sunday. All per­
formances begin at 8 p.m. Seals
can be reserved in advance or
tickets can be purchased 11! the
door.
OVST is a joinl Ohio Unhersily
· communil y enterprise.

Rock Sprin_gs

Late ltems

WAMT ADS

NIALTH INIUIWICI ll'OIIT
NEW ):ORK Ul'l-11
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• ln 1788, �e U. S. tJopatitution
went lnfo effect when the Legis­
blture of New Ham».hlre rati­
npd it.

DAIL\' SEN'l'INEL I

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PICNIC POSTPONED
The Jolly Bunch Sewing • Club
pi l' n1c has been postpqn'!d until a
later date.

VATICAN CJTY UPI-Pope
John XX!U has appointed Ameri,
can-born Msgc. M41rtin Jqbn o•.
PL UMBING and 11,.BCTIUCAL
Connpr 11s head of the press and ,
REPAI RS anti lilltVICE
exhibitions secretarjl1 for the
lorthcomJng Ecumen(l,I Congres, · .
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1t was announced Monday.
. l'U.&amp;,r.,
Msgr. O'Connor presently is
H arold ·Uiase , Mgr,
head of the pontifical cortimission
Locust St.
Middlaitorf
for radio, television and the cin-

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In 1892, Democrala '-1et' at Chi·
MASONIC MEITING
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with
the
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to ora:anlae the.it national
y
Pail M'.8.!ltcr N ight at Shad.f.. Riv­
m ere 1n
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conveo,tlo", npmina\Qd · f o r m e r
er will be held at 8 p. m. ;.q,ura, ,
is appra,ohing' · 11.11 · Prest(Jent Grover Ole,v,land fQr
tlie gi .
day, Junr 2J with work lP .UM! KM 1
preaident and 1',t\lai E. SteYenson
Degree. All regular ,JJrethren ire r
wrlcon:i e. Rc!reshmenb wJJI lollo w
Tile
nus ate -l1ars .
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11rcord 1ni,: to announce:�ent br Os• .J1,1P,ite, Jilld .
um.
car Leonard, WM.
The ennJ
stp.ft are Mercury
Jupiter a od . aturn .
TO ME I T THURS DAY
The Loyal Women's Cla11 of the nat"d C. Lewi�, Mn. Homer Q. War­
Middleport Chutl'h of Chriat will ren, Mra. lGoidon · S. Leonati,, Mrs.
meet Thursday evenlru:: t.l tbe Samuel 1-,. Nichols, Mn. Y(lq.u.rn
d1ur�h for their regular piQJlthly Nicktla and f,nt, Mn. Cafl �owI, R1llafled Calomer
nwetmg.
, ,i,nt, \tirt:U Lee l,amJloaildenHoa
la Ow
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bert, John
ymond Houck, • pdrs.
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lpe Qsl,e, MP. Charle■
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An ou-tlng is being planned by l
•l&gt;Qri.W , Lee -el, 1
the M en's Fellowship of the Mid- 1 'J'hAUlt, . J.i!'XP.SI, paj!d
al
W, Malt, It, Phone WY 2.­
cllr l)ol First Bnptlst Church fot 1'IIIOI', 1)ltrt p, Simfflilpls, ,Leo J. I
l!OMllllOY. OHIO
this Thurllday e�enin&amp;. All men•ot Dunwo .
the ch urch are asked to meel at
the chuch at 6 p. rm.

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TI-Y� &amp;ND PJST CONTROi.
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ad by N1tltftwlde� PMf'lt; 1.
and A. S..-,k» 'Station \VY2•
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June 2 1 at 8 p. m, every eve11ing at the Freedom Go11pel
Mission at Bald Knob■. Rev.
J:?eeter ill the eYangell11t and
Rev. L. R. Glueaeneamp UI the
pastor. The public f11 invited to
attend.
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n•�•· Ca� lor. free esUmate11.
FO?ffllan &amp; Abbott, Klddleport.
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OE&gt;:P WEIL JET PUMP Willi
100 ft. of iplast,ic w,ater Hne,
$100.00, Cub Scout u�lorm si:r.e
12-$5.00. Frank; Hµ�.son , BH•
b an Rd,, IJ.t. 1, &amp;cine.
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Mower. Call WY2�710. IS--18·3l.P

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WORDS FAIL TO EXPRESS OUR
ir,l\ .!l i!)i�P ('If the lovlni kind.
loss
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4 dr. extra nice, power glide,
R &amp;: H, $1193.&lt;X). Blaetlnars,
Pomeroy.
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passenger U.S. car.

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PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, J,,na 25, 1 9'0,
3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITII
1 ,00 P. M.
hnth. Tnquire WY 2-2381. E. Main
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top. Rea t- sharp. Lik� �ew, bit- 1
farm located In Chester Townnls
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RENT. 4 . ROOM HOUSE.
$1095.00. Blaettnars, Pomerof.
Five Point.a, (Follow Arrows),
(I 21 6tp
Call TUrner 2-34'75,
6-15.fltc
the following: Philco RefrigeratOI', Electric Range, 01;1e 5-pc.
1957 BUlCK V8 Centucy bard tot
Breakfast Set, one 7-pe. Break•
2 dr, power Steering and brakec,
f11f Set, utility Cabinet, Win,
R &amp; H, almost like the day 1t
dow Fan, 2-pc. Living Room
waa .sold. $1600.00. Blaettnars,
Suite, Studio Couch, Chairs,
6-lG-etc
Po;meroy.
Lampe, One Metal Wardrobe,
One Cedar Wardrobe, Sewing
�U53 MERCURY hard tqp, J: dr.
Machine, Bedroom Suite, Hay
Mercurymatic, R • H, -clean car.
Load�, Hjl.y a.ope (complete),
GOOD INCOME
$895.00. Blaettnars, Pomeroy.
Garden Tractor, Log Chains,
6-15-fitc
No Ex:perl.nce NeC11MAry
Tools, Mlseellaneoua Itema.
• Prom Home. We Piece,
'48 DE SOTO lN GOOD Runnlna
-.r,RD S11D.N&amp;IEL, Ownar Operat
aM &amp;.oc1ta All QI� ,.._
order. Priced for quick 11ale. Jbn TEltMs: CA.SH.
Spare or Full THR•
Carnahan. Ph� WI· 9-3858.
N,t •�•1111• Fv Accident&amp;
'Weekly ear.nings re­
Exttllent
6·21 3tc
Sale' conducted· by: BRADFORD
from our new
oe0llecting
filliog,
O� 'CO��• Racine,
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Diapellf;er
Candy
Herahey
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youthful car inside and out. ·Auctioneer; CRITT BRADFORD
your area. Requires re&amp;ponei:ble
$1495. Kari and Van Zandt, Manager: A. C. BRADFORD.
1penon, about 6 lhoura' spare
6 2.1 3tc
Pomeroy.
tLtne week- ly and m ln.imum cub
6-18-ltc
i.nvC!6tment Of $790. F.or inter•
'57 CADILLAC Coupe DeVUle. A
view write iat once 1,iv-Jn,g f,uM
better buy than a brand aew TOIIATO PLANTS, UEXICANS,
particulars and phone number
small car. $2995. Karr and Van
Bu�eglo�, MargJ.ove, Rut­
to oenel'lfl'l Manager, Box Q68.H,
Zandt, Pomeroy,
6 21 Ste
aera, Matcblw and Gold..-i Jub­
The Daily SeDmiel, Pomeroy, 0.
ilee. Alsc&gt;i rhubarb to eat and
'a6 BUICK Century Riveria Couipe,
to deep freeze. Second hou�
Solii:I white cqlor-A aolld v4lu�.
east from schoolbouse in Syra­
Employment
$1 195. KalJ'. and Van Zandt, Pom­
c1.faa, WilUim H. Holmes.
6 21 3tc
eroy,
18 lfc
Wcrited
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dan. Car-'&amp; blue-=-But YoU won't
be If. you buy it. ,1200. Karr &amp;
Van Zandt, Pomero)'.
6 21 \�c

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CAN DY
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POMl!iROY lrom•, wjlb bath, Youngllown
kltQbe'p, bi� ._,floora. storm doora
windowi, side porch, unfinRhed
attic, full · basement, furnac,
heat bC1th ®al '!Ind 11,1111 70 x 100
foot Jot, garage, and worbhop
area. A·l p�perly. 8 year■ old.
$11,000iOO.
MIDoLIP.0111,T - 5 · rqom frame
with bath, furnace he•t. ahnn •
inum sl!?rm d():Ors and windows.
Garage and utlltty bulldlng, dou,
ble lpt 100' x 150', level. �U, S. ROUTIE 31 - 8'11 acres, rollIng lal\d on V. s. 31 midway between POme.roy and Aibiena.
Good s,..room 1iouse with bltll, 3
-porehell, cellar, ,:a barn,, aib1
Implement building, prage an�
other 'bu'lllihp. 0\1ffl, a:11 well\
plenty of water. $18,000.00 lot
rial eatate, ol" ctuaplete with
Allis-Chalinen tractor alld equip.
ml!lnt (almost n�W) SlB,500.00.
ALIIM M. . COX. itlNn11n
PHONI
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Mm Jane -Davidsqn, residing at ' , .
l{in.-Jey Air For� :ease, Hamnton,
Bennuda, and whose Post Offict!
AddN!u I� Box T, APO 1356, New
'YOrk, N. 'f. i11 hereby notified ttiat
on the l�tli day uf June, 1960, Rog.
er M. Davidson, beln1 Plaintiff,
filed his petition ag•lnst her as De•
fendant, . in the Coli.rt of Common
P"leas, Meigs County., Ohio, Case
No. 13,029. praying for divorce
from t)Je said Mary Jane DaYidson
on the gr"Ounds of Wilful Absence
of said Defendant from said Plain•
ttft of more than one year last
p,at aqd Gross Neglect of D1.1ty,
and PlainU(f also prays for other
prpper ' felief, Said cau!le will be for
hi!:arln� on or after the 27th �ay
of July A. Dr 1900.
Roger M. Davidson
Crow, Crow &amp; Porter,
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• Amaunt of Claim - $201.10
I. W. �-. County Jud.­
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SPECIAL MEETING
Pomeror Bend Grange will hold
'1 special mee(ing at the DAV Hall
Wednesday evening, June 22, to
nuikc arangcments for the Aua:ust
18 annual Inspection. All members
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tar aftd Gib§ol\ amplIller. C■ll
WY2-2903 tiefore � P. M.
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IL&amp;MII IIADING &amp;IILITY
COtUMBIA. S. C. IJPI-Dr,
Rohet•t L. Sumwalt. prealdent of
lhe Unlveralty of South. Carolina
told an edncaUon ·contenmce Mon.
dny that many colle11:e stt1d1mt1
fall In their 1tudlt11 because ol
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tor three CODlie..Ntlve lnae'rtions.
S� - one m.ntb tor 30 ceqta per word
'Will be clUU"&amp;ed for adVfflislnJ
FltiU: rate qt , ttnh: sn,r
artor r�vf.iii bW.
If not ,..Id wi)/1!!1 10
Sn.:«,: � ¥vertiaiJ\&amp; - Bhoa-ld be r�lld tnunedl1tel7. The
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ay JACK CUDDY
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crown, 1• wllhn&amp; to hg ht I ngemar
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T:00 BreakfHt Puty
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luest todav at a noon lunehlOn ' ¥!1, :S�on In the Girl Scout wol!k
ln' Middlel)ort, A a:lft WH pre­
held at the Martin Rettaurant.
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A check (or $2,000 h.u bun pre•
sented to the board of dJncton of
Pleunt Valley Ho,pilJI ln retnt
Pl eaan t by t he inatllution'i alli:-In1
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Dr. Jack Button,
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Jones, pretl4t!nt; Mn. w-,tne
liurdetie, pr_esi4en,-elec t; Mri. . 1.
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Smith, reoordf,na aecrelary; Mn.
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Jµne 1�. lM!li as a ground,an in
In the Tf!P, Line • $\ailoi!!
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foa llunter and- .111ualclan. )le g
Jnifl'lOjl and 1!)e /llher al lqlB"
daughters and two 119ns. lJe and
bJs family re&amp;lde at Letart, Wl,at
Vjrg\nia.

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Lahr, outstandlng 4efensive half­
ba ck for the Oe.v.eland ;ar9wn1 for
t he past 11 seasaqs, toda y an .
no unced bis retirement.
Lahr� who will be 3'1 in Seytem- 1
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tloQ al Footbal l J.flagtJ. e club m or:With t,bi� atqgan, some ,CQDcUll•
djl:r t o devote full tlrne to the ed people
in Uil, JUnt,b,ipm
sales jobs he h11s with two flrl{ls.
{)rllfian cQUIR.ge comm"fll� ve Oi6llr. and J\ln. Alva Clark c1U- .moling on (ild io,, l"elitj.wif of Aoll
ed on Mrs. Jennie Rou1h SundJy. thh; m&lt;11'!th . They Jl�pe thlB Qftfdb­
Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman al plhering of �aifn a� alMI.
\ntalJ.eF\U""s \will :hetp .re.re ltlQt
ca l led on Mrs. E. Cale !f11esday,
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Jn mauy .wedla. � \•\llffliU: dur•
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!&gt;onors receive a Copy of a '64�Ue booklet, "We R e member.''
The author of the booklet is
Gladys Bibee Price, a writer and
1rt,iat who is secretary of t he fes­
tl\&gt;al and one o ( il!I moving forces.
Sbe talks t,ellngly o( the white
m-.n:a ill treatment or the Qrlslna1
Anierlcans and 1ays
th at ..al. thourh the hour ia late, aome ­
thit\j deflpite and conuete shoul d
be .�one to right a wrong.••
.�he aai,d the f11tival la designed
aive lhe Indian 1 ,c:hance to
proVe that "tale nt. intelll1ence and
inl@ar..lty are not meuured by the
pl&amp;,:ment o f the skin.'' F�dds to be
repN■ented here will !�elude not
only 1uch ll'WJlUqn.l lnii•n arta
. and ctt.f1- ia• paiaµit1, sculpturlna,
,11\11 ai,o dra•
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gu e _pltcpe_rs hear today may ll}ean
-Hank A aron is ready to tnqck
•�wn the f en ,.. ogain for th e
Milwaukee Bra ves.
The N L b11tting ch•mpion with
a _ .36fi avei::ne la st leUQQ , .,r:on .
ahpped to ,2'19 wl,h an .e1dv•sea•
son slum p but he ;\�oked .Uk.e the
alugg�r of ol d Monday ni&amp;ht w hen
he ·btt two h omer.s to PQwer lhe
.Brav e! to 11 •·l "viclo1')' over the .
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Future meelinp wlll be held in
the· Appalac h ian ti'ow�r aud ltorJum
in Pt. Pl easant it was innounl!ed.
Previous meeti ngs had been h eld
in the h ospital d ining ro om.

Y oyr �uo Reporter
I �·i,t1 Joan
RestleJ Gun
u,ve That Bob
Abaut F.aces
lledle
D�y In Court
Ga1e Storm Show
Beat the Clock
W ho Do You Trust
The victory moved the JIOvt!
American Bandstand
into
seeond :place, �ve n Wcent• '
� Friend Filcb
a ge points a head o[ lhe idle San
8in l'ron- Fra ncisco Giants and four games
Your � Jleponll
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be
Weathei TeUer
Pirates.
Job.P Daly New
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Four Just Men
The K.attsas City Athl etica.pound
Music for a Summer Night
ed out a H victo�y over th e Bo&amp;- ,
Ozzie and Harriet
ton Red Sox In th e onl)' other :
Wednesday Nig ht Fli.ht8
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h old a pre ss conferen ce a t a p. a nd Br a tlon ha d w a l ked tw o more.
m. ed t today " a t whic h he will In t he big fifth th�e� w a lk1 and
Fife fanned five, h i t o ne, anrl
an error a nd a sa mfice precede d
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ba d 3 er rorri �eh ind h im.
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brother and flance , B lfg&amp; t J, undFo r the Indi ans, now 3---1: , sm- out , to ge t a t Da vid
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The Bra ves got the ir r un on
Jim J ohnson 's l ong tr iple with
Sle ve Hi ndy on. The Redleg s �ot
t he ir lint ru n w hen J ohn T, n oe·
hill a nd Manley walked and Ta n·
nehill sco red OD bis brolhe r"s
i nfie l d ground ball a nd a dou bl e
pl a y try lha t m isfired.

B y Unltd Prffl lntern•tlon•I
NATION AL LEAGU E
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UPI-Ing em a r
YORK
NEW
Pittsb urg h . . . . 37 21 .63 8
J ohansson wo re a kln ll•ll ized bang. . 31 23 . �74 4
Milwaukee
ov er today instead of the m ost·
San F ra ncisc o . 34 26 -�1 4 4
pr ized crown In ,port&amp;.
29 30 .492 811.t
cruabed both phy1ically and
SL Louis
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Cincinnat i
mentally by Floyd Patt eraon's
Loa A nge l e s . . . 27 32 .458 I O V:t lethal blow,, th e handsome nativ e
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C h ic a go
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of Gote borg,
21 37 .362 HI
Polo Grounds Monday night with·
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o ut maki ng a ny stUement at all
to t he pre1s. He even left u na n·
Mltwiuk H 4 Loi An.. lH 1 , N
Tu•1day 's Probabl• Pltchen
&amp;wer ed a q u es tion w he lh�r he
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Edwln A hlquiBt, the 2'1 -y ear• ol d
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EDITORS NOT E: Floyd Pa-tterso n t ell s I n th e !o l lowmg exOMAHA Neb. UPI _ Minne�t. L�u l i �t Pl:�rg �
l'
e lusive dispa tch written for U nited Press ! nter � ation�l how so ta 's pe;sistenl Gop he rs, wh o
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511n Funclaco at MllwaukN
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PATfERSON
AMERICAN LE G
o_rn_ia Mo nda y . night lo claim � he
Written Exclusively For UPI
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n a tional collegia te baseb.ill lll le
YORK
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NEW
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New York
t hey expected to win all a lo ng.
37 25 :ri97
l don't say this bo a stfu lly because mon ths �nd m o n ths of
Ba lti more
Ch: vel and
30 25 . 545 3
T he c h"mpio ns hip ru n came in
a
tr ining reUg iouSly in the Connecticut countryside ma kes o ne
29 -27 .!BB 4 ½ humble,
the · IOt h inni ng of t he Big Ten
Detroit
30 29 .508 5
C h itago
My t,iumph WH achie ved not · Uy an d une ndi ng trai n ing routi ne ki ngs' th ird o vertime game wit h
Washington . . . . 25 30 .45ri 8 ] on ly t h ro ugh my fist. but also is a rc over. 1 will m a k e up to the m So ut hern Ca lifo rnia. A Troja n r eKa nsas City . . . 24 3!5 .40'1 1 1
li e fe r issued II bases-l oaded Wctlk
t he prod uct o f hard work, good fo r th is.
, 2- 1 . 21 36 .368 13
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Boston
My a ttack was a surprise to to g ive Min neso ta the crow nac hoolina an d fait h ln myJeH.
Mond•r'• Results
surprise
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D an iF'lorio, n eve r faltered in io my camp. We pla nned o n t h is
and
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te ls 11nd Billy English singl ed.
ouri, the ae paration fro m my (11m • m onths ago .
h
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single
For t he Gi .11 nts Cundif f
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Make no mistak e a bout Ingetwice an d G etJrge D onovan gut a
mar J oha nsso n. He 's a so lid fighter
solo homer.
with a slugging righ t hand.
The game w as lost in t he bottom
D uring the traini ng aesslon, I
of t he si,i:th w hen a t h row i n tended
vowed I' d be a figh ting ch ampion
for t h ir d base w e nt astray into
if [ regai n ed the ti t l e . I'm a:oin g
center£ield.
to keep my w ord.
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Bra vea · · · · · · · Mlli
that second k nockd own in the
· B:t31llldltt· Ind Jew e ll. M . Rous h
CJNCINNATI UPI-MIY be tb, os e flfth roun d. W hen the refe ree got
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1111
N1 U onal League tcamt are • nol lo , ,· x ,nd he still was n' t geU in11
Manh a1 1 Housh of t he Raci ne so t ou gh a rt er aII ,
up, I figured lt waS all over. He
Braves pitc hed h is club to 118
That waa t he phraee th at w a s lay the re kic k i ng. It d id n 't look
fi r st victory of t he se aso n a nd i ed ru nn ing t hroug h t he mi n ds of t he
li ke he was go lng to ge t up.
h ltten w i th t hree singles and a
Ci ncl n ns ll Reds todaJ t.1 they
1 must say he h u rt me I n the ,
do uble . He nsler ha d two doubles
go t set to ope n a three.game second round with hia rig ht but i t
and a si ngl e, Ervln a lrlpl e and nig ht serles wlth the I.011 Ang el es
w a sn 't near ly aa hard as t he o ne
double, an d Clel and tw o 3lngles.
Dodger,.
just I
h• hit me with to beat m e
Jewell
Fo r the Jndillns Bill
s
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ago. I
" ta g. .
Allor ae• t1n1 pHted , 17-9 J\lon• ahoul a year
do ubl ed a nd "ol two ,inolcs and
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STANDINGS
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New Y•rk at Detroit nlliht- .has egreed to tenn1 with the San
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Fraoolaco Forty-N·l nef6 of the Na- I
W1shlneton •t Clenl.nil n ight tlon:a l Footi,.11 Leagu e . Mone, ,
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Jim J ohnson ca me on in t h e
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Ra y H mdy, f a n ned �tke Gre�s,
w a lked John Tanne hill, got Boh
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home of Mr . and Mrs. Geo rge
p n , Hemloc k Gro ve, Su n day. Lo·
Pr esent were Mr and M n Av
try Log a n a od son, Scotty, or Pe•
Pomeroy's Little LeaguP. Pirates continued to ride herd
jepscol l. Me : Mr. and Mrs. n_. A: over the nine other teams in the C ou nty League with an 8- 5
11s
1a:- 1u:0� n�:;n ,Eii�:; YB��� '::d ,..ktory o�er t�e Ca rdina ls of Racine while. the Dodgers,
wildness from the m o u nd , lost th�lJ' sec ond ga me
d a�g h ler. S.ind ra , a nd Mr . a nd Mrs. 1 plaO"ued with
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Skip,
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�Dwight
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I n other games the Gi ants o f Syracuse edged t he Tigers of
Pomero y; Ke nny Neville, M i !i s Ber 3nd hoStess. Pomeroy 4·S t he Y a nkees s�ueezed on e out over the J ets 6·5 ,
nice Kang and the ho5t � a nd the B raVes of Racine enJoyed a 14-5 v ictory over the Syracuse Indians. Thc 1ine scores a nd o utstanding hit ters:
,
00 1 302-6 4 3
a nkeer.
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(WP ), and Lero y M u r ra y. Wolle ( WP) a nd Me nc h ini. Umpi reM ad lo fo01 �1th mu1tCUlar _ sor�
ank Ebu�s ba c�.
(L P) , Swisher 18) a n d Swis her, T. :n
netiS and parn. M06t a ll _ Jotnls
For
the C a rdinal !! , �pt: ncer h ad
Woods (6 ). Umpire Dic k Neville.
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seem ed attet'led. Aecor d1n-g to
a pair of si ngle11, J . Di ddle got a
The big Y an kee h i t te r WIIS Ed · two-run home r in t he seco nd an d
med ka l dia-g nos i!I , 1 had R h1·u·
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Sta rk _ wi th two doubl es a lltl a. Dar rell W o lfe , solo homered i n
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l' drivi n g l n fo u r � na . � arry the third. For the wi nne rs Ch.uck
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2IOS A� �� : l - 007
two
doublH
and
J
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0 o 269";
Of the Cardinal oubi, 17 were
pie . .
Jsc:kson, Mi1tlaslppl
st rikeo uts th e othe r b&lt;'lng a force
C11 r. ma 1 s
22 1 000--5 5 2
at home , �horta top to t he ca ll'her.
'fhe errors a field lost t he g11me for
-- the Cards.
Dodge rs
1 1 I 012 8 6 2
50&amp; OO x- 1 1 7 2
Redic gs
•Jeff Gi b bs ( LP), Emle r ( 3) , and
Frce1tia n, Dieh l ( 2) . Werry and
Hysell. U m pire-Tom W hite .
Dodi:er11--Bub Emler wot a triple
a nd smgie, Bruce Slm1,11on a sc- lo
homer a nd a singl e , w it h Joh nny
Guint her and Dan ny Crow getting
singles.
. or lhc Rcdlcgs Diclr Werry
F
duublcd a nd singled t1.rivi ng l n
fiv e runs, C har l es Matthews got a
p&amp;i.r uf si n g)c11, Lennie V.m_Me ter a
double while Keith Phah n and
I
Steve Flnlaw a l!IO singl ed.
Werry wa� toua h on the mo u nd,
ru nn i ng 1 3, w al ki ng only thrt'e,
I w hile the Dodger pi tchers to@eth·
- 10 ITA'III cempotlnt
er (an ne'1 si x and were wild, at ve .P,a ues, th" biR_ .difCer•· "" 1 1 r_r,
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Eng!i8 h a nd Wrig ht, Barte ls (4)
lOl'INO • CllfflNO
Wrlihl (5). Jenkins, Owena (5)
IUU-IIDINO
{WP) a nd S her m CundiU .
IIAIIIACK HONC llDINO
Tia: er hit te rs were non Karr with
UNU HONC llDINO
a trlple a n d single , BUI M oore a
two. run homer, whll e Chuck Bar•
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Jerry Vanlnwagen·8 long grand
��':5� o� � : �:1�r :!! m� � u : head in the second round, 25-yea r \ the groaa reee iPts from the sale
-th• top tot•I rec•l pta to_r
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slam
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n a
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o ld Floyd Q u t ck ly too k comm wd
of about M0,000 theater-le levm on
fif th in n ing pu t the sena to rs out
ed his su peri ority M.ond11;r nigh t
inter nat ional otnv...n a.
and g a v e ln &amp;o seats m 123 citie s i n the Un i ted
with t he or t he fig ht agam
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Br ow n h a i red lni O
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two k nockdowfl s , thlln 2 mil lion dollars.
Tr a i ner Da n Flor io aald Patter- Lei,.gue ln dians Mond ay nl,:h t in
m� the cu t mou th a nd swo lle n ma x ed by t he
�:se appea r e d !till woozy fro m from left h eo ks t o t he jaw m t:he
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big
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t he head blows he tia d taken be· fi
Win Rich PurM1
guara n tee f or movi e r 1g h ts, $1_70,· spo n s1 bl e _ ror Mo nday n , gh.t s apec • di an s c a me back to score t �ee
fore betng counted o u t at l :!H &lt;i f
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the fifth r ound by
m8'1 in rmg history t o wm back States a nd Canada, $35,000 from powe r . J oha nsson scal ed 1 94¾ .
t o fall short of tie ing i t up by
Merca nte.
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Pa t t erso n , an unde r dog 11.l 71,i ·:i the heavy crown, was e stimated foreign ra d i o an d $85,000 from I
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Pl eaan t by t he inatllution'i alli:-In1
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Dr. Jack Button,
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Smith, reoordf,na aecrelary; Mn.
0 . K. Burde tte, correspondlq&amp; RO·
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Jµne 1�. lM!li as a ground,an in
In the Tf!P, Line • $\ailoi!!
f;io n. He tranaferred to t.�e -p.ecc,rd
Dep1rtme�t a, a .h .. ,.,..P C)e,k
Mardi 24, 1158. Hl:1 clanlflca\�on
WlliS chanjed to Tl:D Cle.it AQd)
!, 18118.

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Mr. llesson is .an en�u•IMU!
foa llunter and- .111ualclan. )le g
Jnifl'lOjl and 1!)e /llher al lqlB"
daughters and two 119ns. lJe and
bJs family re&amp;lde at Letart, Wl,at
Vjrg\nia.

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CLEVELAND,
Lahr, outstandlng 4efensive half­
ba ck for the Oe.v.eland ;ar9wn1 for
t he past 11 seasaqs, toda y an .
no unced bis retirement.
Lahr� who will be 3'1 in Seytem- 1
LA &lt;,�. .Ore, ,\JPI -"Not
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or •�.-but· fQr � � 1; ,
tloQ al Footbal l J.flagtJ. e club m or:With t,bi� atqgan, some ,CQDcUll•
djl:r t o devote full tlrne to the ed people
in Uil, JUnt,b,ipm
sales jobs he h11s with two flrl{ls.
{)rllfian cQUIR.ge comm"fll� ve Oi6llr. and J\ln. Alva Clark c1U- .moling on (ild io,, l"elitj.wif of Aoll
ed on Mrs. Jennie Rou1h SundJy. thh; m&lt;11'!th . They Jl�pe thlB Qftfdb­
Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman al plhering of �aifn a� alMI.
\ntalJ.eF\U""s \will :hetp .re.re ltlQt
ca l led on Mrs. E. Cale !f11esday,
A·
Rid :M,n's ,place ·in the tun.
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.'l'\4 pf .-11 l&lt;Qleo hi the ' Ulli� ,
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'lnvi �� to dislll., the I\Dalqt ind'
.conloll\Pll�lY ,,rt .ol
,ollilure,
Jn mauy .wedla. � \•\llffliU: dur•
ir\i !lie /i,,µval, v,/lf/lll .rw11 from
J�n• ,o •
hul�n &lt;Ir- ,Rd
muaic .�rt\l/1'.Qaf\�ure �p.,Ml.
The fo1hval ilJ A0'1-Jl�t. Any_
revc:nue above eim,mies, iM]wi ,do­
"'-llons Md 8i lla�•)!'lU .o Into a
f1.md for scholn,Q,l,Pi and &amp;fard■
at the. seco ud re'.atival next ,year.
!&gt;onors receive a Copy of a '64�Ue booklet, "We R e member.''
The author of the booklet is
Gladys Bibee Price, a writer and
1rt,iat who is secretary of t he fes­
tl\&gt;al and one o ( il!I moving forces.
Sbe talks t,ellngly o( the white
m-.n:a ill treatment or the Qrlslna1
Anierlcans and 1ays
th at ..al. thourh the hour ia late, aome ­
thit\j deflpite and conuete shoul d
be .�one to right a wrong.••
.�he aai,d the f11tival la designed
aive lhe Indian 1 ,c:hance to
proVe that "tale nt. intelll1ence and
inl@ar..lty are not meuured by the
pl&amp;,:ment o f the skin.'' F�dds to be
repN■ented here will !�elude not
only 1uch ll'WJlUqn.l lnii•n arta
. and ctt.f1- ia• paiaµit1, sculpturlna,
,11\11 ai,o dra•
,ma, mi!!)&lt; •� llleQ!ur,i.
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gu e _pltcpe_rs hear today may ll}ean
-Hank A aron is ready to tnqck
•�wn the f en ,.. ogain for th e
Milwaukee Bra ves.
The N L b11tting ch•mpion with
a _ .36fi avei::ne la st leUQQ , .,r:on .
ahpped to ,2'19 wl,h an .e1dv•sea•
son slum p but he ;\�oked .Uk.e the
alugg�r of ol d Monday ni&amp;ht w hen
he ·btt two h omer.s to PQwer lhe
.Brav e! to 11 •·l "viclo1')' over the .
Lo! Angeles Dod1e,s.
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Future meelinp wlll be held in
the· Appalac h ian ti'ow�r aud ltorJum
in Pt. Pl easant it was innounl!ed.
Previous meeti ngs had been h eld
in the h ospital d ining ro om.

Y oyr �uo Reporter
I �·i,t1 Joan
RestleJ Gun
u,ve That Bob
Abaut F.aces
lledle
D�y In Court
Ga1e Storm Show
Beat the Clock
W ho Do You Trust
The victory moved the JIOvt!
American Bandstand
into
seeond :place, �ve n Wcent• '
� Friend Filcb
a ge points a head o[ lhe idle San
8in l'ron- Fra ncisco Giants and four games
Your � Jleponll
h ind the first pla ce Pitllburgb
be
Weathei TeUer
Pirates.
Job.P Daly New
A'a But Bolt•
Four Just Men
The K.attsas City Athl etica.pound
Music for a Summer Night
ed out a H victo�y over th e Bo&amp;- ,
Ozzie and Harriet
ton Red Sox In th e onl)' other :
Wednesday Nig ht Fli.ht8
major league gam e played Mon•
Sporta Parade
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EJght Ohiotri1 hive q ualUied
tor the PGA fbU championship to
bt- played next month at Akron'•
Fireetone Cou ntry ct_ub.
Lea din1 the ll1t were Charley
W ippe rman of Dover and Ed GrU,
fittu o f You n gstown who f ired
three under par 1391 at the Pprt•
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in t he Akron .a�ctlcm•l' wa1 v�t.eran
pr o Frank Stranahan or Tah�o
wit h a 1,0 on ,aunds of '14 1nd 68.
At Da)'ton, two Clnc.lo natJ go1fen, Len w,aner and Paul '_l'hom•
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H�rold Padw&gt;ck lr. , 68-.73--l '2;
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Con(eotri t lon
Trut h or Con ttquences
It Could Be You
Mld Day N ew1
Movletlm e
Loretl8 Young The1ter
Young Dr. ida1one
From These Root.a
Cromedy PlayhoUle
Adventlll"fl Tim•
St&amp;amboal Bill
QuJct Draw M"eGnw
.Music in t h e Round
ne Jin.. Tbwer Sb!W
We:thd,;a&amp;t
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!lunUey Brfnklu Report
Manhunt
Wa&amp;on Train
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Happy
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This is Your Lift
Tombatone Territory
New, Headlinu
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Adven ture Thea ter
Steamboat Blll
Woody Woodpecker
Lowrey Showt ime
Jim T"naeter Sb.ow
WeathffCllt ,
N"�ws Plf'tllN'
1lupllc7 Brtnkl07 Reporl
Cannonball
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Journey to UmJ erslanding
Arthur Murray Party
•M Sfluad
Phi l Silvera Sh ow
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Wieathnt!att
Jack P •ar Show
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h ur l er , on two wal ks a nd an e rror
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h old a pre ss conferen ce a t a p. a nd Br a tlon ha d w a l ked tw o more.
m. ed t today " a t whic h he will In t he big fifth th�e� w a lk1 and
Fife fanned five, h i t o ne, anrl
an error a nd a sa mfice precede d
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ba d 3 er rorri �eh ind h im.
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brother and flance , B lfg&amp; t J, undFo r the Indi ans, now 3---1: , sm- out , to ge t a t Da vid
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The Bra ves got the ir r un on
Jim J ohnson 's l ong tr iple with
Sle ve Hi ndy on. The Redleg s �ot
t he ir lint ru n w hen J ohn T, n oe·
hill a nd Manley walked and Ta n·
nehill sco red OD bis brolhe r"s
i nfie l d ground ball a nd a dou bl e
pl a y try lha t m isfired.

B y Unltd Prffl lntern•tlon•I
NATION AL LEAGU E
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YORK
NEW
Pittsb urg h . . . . 37 21 .63 8
J ohansson wo re a kln ll•ll ized bang. . 31 23 . �74 4
Milwaukee
ov er today instead of the m ost·
San F ra ncisc o . 34 26 -�1 4 4
pr ized crown In ,port&amp;.
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cruabed both phy1ically and
SL Louis
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Cincinnat i
mentally by Floyd Patt eraon's
Loa A nge l e s . . . 27 32 .458 I O V:t lethal blow,, th e handsome nativ e
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C h ic a go
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of Gote borg,
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Polo Grounds Monday night with·
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o ut maki ng a ny stUement at all
to t he pre1s. He even left u na n·
Mltwiuk H 4 Loi An.. lH 1 , N
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&amp;wer ed a q u es tion w he lh�r he
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Edwln A hlquiBt, the 2'1 -y ear• ol d
9.3 •nd Swede's a dviaor, apol o &amp;iied for
twl-nl1ht-McCormick
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EDITORS NOT E: Floyd Pa-tterso n t ell s I n th e !o l lowmg exOMAHA Neb. UPI _ Minne�t. L�u l i �t Pl:�rg �
l'
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golden tou&lt;' h in t he I
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511n Funclaco at MllwaukN
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AMERICAN LE G
o_rn_ia Mo nda y . night lo claim � he
Written Exclusively For UPI
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n a tional collegia te baseb.ill lll le
YORK
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NEW
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New York
t hey expected to win all a lo ng.
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l don't say this bo a stfu lly because mon ths �nd m o n ths of
Ba lti more
Ch: vel and
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T he c h"mpio ns hip ru n came in
a
tr ining reUg iouSly in the Connecticut countryside ma kes o ne
29 -27 .!BB 4 ½ humble,
the · IOt h inni ng of t he Big Ten
Detroit
30 29 .508 5
C h itago
My t,iumph WH achie ved not · Uy an d une ndi ng trai n ing routi ne ki ngs' th ird o vertime game wit h
Washington . . . . 25 30 .45ri 8 ] on ly t h ro ugh my fist. but also is a rc over. 1 will m a k e up to the m So ut hern Ca lifo rnia. A Troja n r eKa nsas City . . . 24 3!5 .40'1 1 1
li e fe r issued II bases-l oaded Wctlk
t he prod uct o f hard work, good fo r th is.
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My a ttack was a surprise to to g ive Min neso ta the crow nac hoolina an d fait h ln myJeH.
Mond•r'• Results
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Cus D'Amato and
- K s n1a, C itr t BHton 6, N
D an iF'lorio, n eve r faltered in io my camp. We pla nned o n t h is
and
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t helr (aith I n me. Th e lonely on t he dra wing
te ls 11nd Billy English singl ed.
ouri, the ae paration fro m my (11m • m onths ago .
h
d
single
For t he Gi .11 nts Cundif f
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Make no mistak e a bout Ingetwice an d G etJrge D onovan gut a
mar J oha nsso n. He 's a so lid fighter
solo homer.
with a slugging righ t hand.
The game w as lost in t he bottom
D uring the traini ng aesslon, I
of t he si,i:th w hen a t h row i n tended
vowed I' d be a figh ting ch ampion
for t h ir d base w e nt astray into
if [ regai n ed the ti t l e . I'm a:oin g
center£ield.
to keep my w ord.
l nd la QS · · · · · · 003 020- � 4 l
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x
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Bra vea · · · · · · · Mlli
that second k nockd own in the
· B:t31llldltt· Ind Jew e ll. M . Rous h
CJNCINNATI UPI-MIY be tb, os e flfth roun d. W hen the refe ree got
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1111
N1 U onal League tcamt are • nol lo , ,· x ,nd he still was n' t geU in11
Manh a1 1 Housh of t he Raci ne so t ou gh a rt er aII ,
up, I figured lt waS all over. He
Braves pitc hed h is club to 118
That waa t he phraee th at w a s lay the re kic k i ng. It d id n 't look
fi r st victory of t he se aso n a nd i ed ru nn ing t hroug h t he mi n ds of t he
li ke he was go lng to ge t up.
h ltten w i th t hree singles and a
Ci ncl n ns ll Reds todaJ t.1 they
1 must say he h u rt me I n the ,
do uble . He nsler ha d two doubles
go t set to ope n a three.game second round with hia rig ht but i t
and a si ngl e, Ervln a lrlpl e and nig ht serles wlth the I.011 Ang el es
w a sn 't near ly aa hard as t he o ne
double, an d Clel and tw o 3lngles.
Dodger,.
just I
h• hit me with to beat m e
Jewell
Fo r the Jndillns Bill
s
w
ago. I
" ta g. .
Allor ae• t1n1 pHted , 17-9 J\lon• ahoul a year
do ubl ed a nd "ol two ,inolcs and
ay
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Bob Gr ueser ra pped out a double. day n ight 1r1 an exhibition a: ame 1 gered, sur
ting to: h�m to
wai
was
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too
coy,
STANDINGS
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;;,Ci w ��� he
Fred u lch ogc,d�:,ec! �:�
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fending World Champions.
Yan kee•
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Dodgers
Purky, who ha1 one of the be1t
t
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Cards
records on t he red pitch ing ltaff , hnd , Wlbo gain: ·1 � �1�� �:
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a:late
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2
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wH
2
D-i
Tlaen (x)
this year 1t
ed h lS first pro!'!'
2
2
Redlc115 (x) , . . .
maybe hla temm1lea c,n team Tech , h as sign
ct w'lth the Detroi t
3
2
Ind ian s
up to ,give h im 1nother win over &amp;ional contra
kel �!
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t. !..NaU!nat �•
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Br aves . , . , . . . . , . . . .
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leltlmore •t Chics..
lo,bor H vo Pio,co 5-S
Mone, flgbling • weitht probl em ,
New Y•rk at Detroit nlliht- .has egreed to tenn1 with the San
Perd 2·5 wt L•ry U
Fraoolaco Forty-N·l nef6 of the Na- I
W1shlneton •t Clenl.nil n ight tlon:a l Footi,.11 Leagu e . Mone, ,
-hacval 7-4 YI Hawlrlns 4-4
who at Umeai bas baUooned beyond
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S. SECOND AVE.
Ca11f• W '" Daley 9-2
2fle pounds 'Wtlen t he club arrivet \
WedMlil■r Nlthl'• GMMt
al train-in&amp;'. camp,
- - - --l•ltlmor• •t Chic...
hstan at KSM11 CltJ
Naw Y•rll et o.trolt
Washlntton at Cl9"11nd
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Richmond I MonMal 1
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AM RICAN AtsOCIATION
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REDLEGS WIN
D ,1 \·id Casci of the Bra ves .a ud
Dicki e Fife of t he Redl egs eal· h
1n nuig
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h
then r. hu t ea ch other out throug
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Lhe fourth
Jim J ohnson ca me on in t h e
flft h , walk ed lead off !&gt;8 tter. boy
Ra y H mdy, f a n ned �tke Gre�s,
w a lked John Tanne hill, got Boh
Manle y on a &amp;;;Mu nd er to th e
�ound , but w�lked . ark Ta n r1
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home of Mr . and Mrs. Geo rge
p n , Hemloc k Gro ve, Su n day. Lo·
Pr esent were Mr and M n Av
try Log a n a od son, Scotty, or Pe•
Pomeroy's Little LeaguP. Pirates continued to ride herd
jepscol l. Me : Mr. and Mrs. n_. A: over the nine other teams in the C ou nty League with an 8- 5
11s
1a:- 1u:0� n�:;n ,Eii�:; YB��� '::d ,..ktory o�er t�e Ca rdina ls of Racine while. the Dodgers,
wildness from the m o u nd , lost th�lJ' sec ond ga me
d a�g h ler. S.ind ra , a nd Mr . a nd Mrs. 1 plaO"ued with
d
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Ea rl Bri ckles, Da rwin;
Skip,
son.
nd
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a
Logan
eated.
�Dwight
M
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I n other games the Gi ants o f Syracuse edged t he Tigers of
Pomero y; Ke nny Neville, M i !i s Ber 3nd hoStess. Pomeroy 4·S t he Y a nkees s�ueezed on e out over the J ets 6·5 ,
nice Kang and the ho5t � a nd the B raVes of Racine enJoyed a 14-5 v ictory over the Syracuse Indians. Thc 1ine scores a nd o utstanding hit ters:
,
00 1 302-6 4 3
a nkeer.
Y
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bless--. --- - - - 301 04 · __. 6 0
I u,.ve ..,.,�.. w o d erf li .
Jets
030 1 1 0-!5 5 3 Ptra lee
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to
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r:rtu
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ed in be-Ing
Bost ic a n d Spence r. Clio. Ty_o ( 2 )
c
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ha ty {4 )
Ple
a rk
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St
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from
act ive lire aft�r suffe ring
(WP ), and Lero y M u r ra y. Wolle ( WP) a nd Me nc h ini. Umpi reM ad lo fo01 �1th mu1tCUlar _ sor�
ank Ebu�s ba c�.
(L P) , Swisher 18) a n d Swis her, T. :n
netiS and parn. M06t a ll _ Jotnls
For
the C a rdinal !! , �pt: ncer h ad
Woods (6 ). Umpire Dic k Neville.
.
seem ed attet'led. Aecor d1n-g to
a pair of si ngle11, J . Di ddle got a
The big Y an kee h i t te r WIIS Ed · two-run home r in t he seco nd an d
med ka l dia-g nos i!I , 1 had R h1·u·
d_le
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S
u
matism
Sta rk _ wi th two doubl es a lltl a. Dar rell W o lfe , solo homered i n
Rh
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ril
Ar
toid
m
gl
n
s
l' drivi n g l n fo u r � na . � arry the third. For the wi nne rs Ch.uck
r
and Burs\us. Fur free i n.formah
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g
h
tien r��e
c
s
a
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: ELA
!����e 1�t ! �e���:t:��II �n t5� � � ��\ il �� :�� � �� :n:���g �tl·::.
W
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1 1 Dr
Swisher si n gl ed , Johnn y Wolre ha �
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ed out a pa ir of ho rnef9 .
2IOS A� �� : l - 007
two
doublH
and
J
e ff Burt a tr1•
0 o 269";
Of the Cardinal oubi, 17 were
pie . .
Jsc:kson, Mi1tlaslppl
st rikeo uts th e othe r b&lt;'lng a force
C11 r. ma 1 s
22 1 000--5 5 2
at home , �horta top to t he ca ll'her.
'fhe errors a field lost t he g11me for
-- the Cards.
Dodge rs
1 1 I 012 8 6 2
50&amp; OO x- 1 1 7 2
Redic gs
•Jeff Gi b bs ( LP), Emle r ( 3) , and
Frce1tia n, Dieh l ( 2) . Werry and
Hysell. U m pire-Tom W hite .
Dodi:er11--Bub Emler wot a triple
a nd smgie, Bruce Slm1,11on a sc- lo
homer a nd a singl e , w it h Joh nny
Guint her and Dan ny Crow getting
singles.
. or lhc Rcdlcgs Diclr Werry
F
duublcd a nd singled t1.rivi ng l n
fiv e runs, C har l es Matthews got a
p&amp;i.r uf si n g)c11, Lennie V.m_Me ter a
double while Keith Phah n and
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Steve Flnlaw a l!IO singl ed.
Werry wa� toua h on the mo u nd,
ru nn i ng 1 3, w al ki ng only thrt'e,
I w hile the Dodger pi tchers to@eth·
- 10 ITA'III cempotlnt
er (an ne'1 si x and were wild, at ve .P,a ues, th" biR_ .difCer•· "" 1 1 r_r,
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G I ants
Eng!i8 h a nd Wrig ht, Barte ls (4)
lOl'INO • CllfflNO
Wrlihl (5). Jenkins, Owena (5)
IUU-IIDINO
{WP) a nd S her m CundiU .
IIAIIIACK HONC llDINO
Tia: er hit te rs were non Karr with
UNU HONC llDINO
a trlple a n d single , BUI M oore a
two. run homer, whll e Chuck Bar•
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$2,658,660 ....,,. ...... attrKt.d
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would not approvl! a third fi
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by the ,econd J,ck DempMY•
Althougb staggered by one of \
p�e1i:e nt ::�:.::
betwee n P �tter!ion ant I; go t�
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Chlca
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Johansson 'a tunnmg r
e1limated that
Gene Tu n
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prompter Corp
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Jerry Vanlnwagen·8 long grand
��':5� o� � : �:1�r :!! m� � u : head in the second round, 25-yea r \ the groaa reee iPts from the sale
-th• top tot•I rec•l pta to_r
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.h
abl
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slam
hom er I n the bottom of th e
n a
c
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n
I fight t&gt;.tore Monday night•
o ld Floyd Q u t ck ly too k comm wd
of about M0,000 theater-le levm on
fif th in n ing pu t the sena to rs out
ed his su peri ority M.ond11;r nigh t
inter nat ional otnv...n a.
and g a v e ln &amp;o seats m 123 citie s i n the Un i ted
with t he or t he fig ht agam
f ront 7·2 and wo n a close '1 -5
Br ow n h a i red lni O
C,-dlh F loyd's Wel1ht
u
h ba tter i ng t h at w H cl J
thoroug
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Sla
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ft
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ear
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ked a n d
I baseball game ov e r the Llt tle
two k nockdowfl s , thlln 2 mil lion dollars.
Tr a i ner Da n Flor io aald Patter- Lei,.gue ln dians Mond ay nl,:h t in
m� the cu t mou th a nd swo lle n ma x ed by t he
�:se appea r e d !till woozy fro m from left h eo ks t o t he jaw m t:he
t n addil ton
big
V a n l nw agen 'a
anot her $500 ,000 son· s we ight of 190--lhe heaviest M i ddl e port
I nal fi lth se i On
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wou ld be gro�ed from a $200,000 of hi � caree r- was p�ti�II)' re- bl o w w a s �eed ed beca use the In•
t he head blows he tia d taken be· fi
Win Rich PurM1
guara n tee f or movi e r 1g h ts, $1_70,· spo n s1 bl e _ ror Mo nday n , gh.t s apec • di an s c a me back to score t �ee
fore betng counted o u t at l :!H &lt;i f
h e first
t
me
a
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Arthu
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rro m rad io ln t he U ntt ed tacu b. r victory. t t gav e h im more ru ns in t he �tt om of t he 11xth
the fifth r ound by
m8'1 in rmg history t o wm back States a nd Canada, $35,000 from powe r . J oha nsson scal ed 1 94¾ .
t o fall short of tie ing i t up by
Merca nte.
t wo runs.
Pa t t erso n , an unde r dog 11.l 71,i ·:i the heavy crown, was e stimated foreign ra d i o an d $85,000 from I
W hen t he y fo ug h t l ast J un e and
h a d �ee n ca e a I �; �a v! !�r �h� �bou� �•� pre-figh t TV ah ow,
be a use
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1 vmd1cat ed h imself d ram allc a lly son was esti.m\ted to h.ave wo
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Junior TwiUght
Garden Club Held
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Middleport Park A ssoc,a
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an open dir Dance Pa_rty to � held on July 8 at the Muntctpal

,I farewell Party

Main I Y Abo ut

Given Saturday
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Thermos J ugs • Picnic
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forcea to put a tran1lt 2-A 111l el•
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croaaln g parts of Rubia and the
Arctic Ind Ant■ tttlc region ■. '11te
complex, 223-po und
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The tranalt hH three major
purposes and sev eral com para•
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experim ent,.! receiver and ■nten•
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CAP.S CA.NAvmt.AL, Fla. UPJ let man know what it aeu nd1 Ute
-The United Statea fired u n ique In the MIik)' Way.
••mother and dau:1lter" 111ellltes
The major purp(lffa:
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in to a h1a:h orbit today to live
all nation.a ■n a«urat. navlpUon· bal n ■vl1atlon system to pinpoint
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. LONDON (UPI) - Moscow radio disclosed toda� that Ni­
kila Khrushchev has J&gt;roclaimed another daring break with
the past and won a maJor victory over Red China for his policy
of peaceful c�..e.dsteoce.
In a move mlerpreted as his mos t drama·tic inside the Com­ I
munist Party since the 1 956 denunciation of Josef Stalin,
Kh_�shchev has declared that Communists must interpret the
wr1ttng of Marx and Lenin in light of the times .
i
E:1perLs on Communist affairs
beli eved the move wOuld have lo win �ther. n�tlon� withi n the
tremen do w eUect i nside the Com- Commun ist bloc to his tl de .
1 d to ay
? delayed core driUing operations near Reedsville
There had been previou1 ind lca­
mu niat ca mp w hich al ways h as
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�nt . new dam in the Ohio River bega n this week
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that
h
w
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winning,
an
conaldered as h eresy
d
l
o­
any depart.
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Tbe Site ts al BeHevllle,
ture from th e nearly i nviolable d ay Tass reported that he won
Va. , across the river from Reeds.
; · Die and IS the first On•slte co nstruction work
teac h ings o{ Marx, Engels an d the complete endorsement of t he
which 1s ex•
Commu nist p.rtles in satellite Bul,
·p "
ted to cost over $60,000,000 when comp leted.
Len in ,
garla and Czec hoalovaltia.
� &lt;�he work is being i n itiated UD·
Chin... Held LlrM
ayor
gar
Todor Zhikov, first secretary of
der a re cent congreui on d s ppro. Belleville Dam to start t h is year
immed iate oslemible cause for
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early
priation
the move is the r'on llicl. between the Bur1arian Comm unist Party,
e
xt
for th e firs l sl■g e of
n
year.
Pomeroy 11.iiyor Cha nl!s Legar
EXAMINE OLD BILLS - Old mental hospital bills
const r uttion. Prime contractor is
The Pr&lt;:l posed new dam ls on e
Moscow a nd Peipi ng. Red Ch i na sai d tlii:5 m orni ng in Bucharest
disposed of fi ve cases in a sessio n
are "0:aniif?ec:l by O�io Sta te u niversity (aw st udents to
the Mott Cor e Drillir•J Co., Hu n t- of sev eral approved by the U. s.
hill been o pposing the co .exist- t h at "we full)' 1upport and ap.
1 of court last n ight, with a Hu n ling.
det�r.m
, iiJ.�· .�ethet they can be collected. Looking over
Corps of Engi nee rs in a l ong
i nghm, W. Va.
cnce line a nd has he ld to Lh e prove every word of 'Kh rushchev '•
to n man found g u il t,· of a speedin'"
th f=
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. m Ieft) San dra Hicks, Dave Allen,
eech,"
hiltoric sp----Th e Eng m
· eers' spokesman sa id ra nge pr ogra m m improv e the
tough Stali n-type li ne .
Chtitrge after entermg a not guilty
a
ma
W
yne
PP,le
Clu
t
ter,
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Blll
t
of
he
Department
of
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11
na
m
• •tte pt wa s madt\ to begi n
Khrushch ev's
� gaLi..ona l faciliti es or t he
a n nou ncement
plea.
I Justus
Mer\Ql HY'giene, n.evln Hainey and Jim Dilgard.
t he
came at a clos&lt;!d m�ting of
C01" work for "aite in vestigati oa." O th o Riv er. Anot her dam o f lhe
J. Ross of t h e RQSS ConJune l but that high wal er · de- sam e type ha. been propo&amp;ed .a nd .
Roma ni a n Communi1i Party Con.
crete Comp.;my was found gu11 ty of
la)' ed it. A barge waa move41 into- . a ��ove cl by th� engi neer&amp; In the
eress in Bur'har est. w hich also
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1 �x�edi n� the speed lumt on Eut
t he a rea Monday to wo, k i n ,o n. VJCmity o f Raeme.
was atten ded by East Europeatl
. .,tam SI. m Pomerny •nd wa, "'"'"'
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junction wit h crewa whic h e r.rl'-'DO
Communi1t lea d ers.
$15 an d cosUI on the charge pre·---- fer had been te,tlng lhe 1ite on
"We l ive in a time w hen we
f
erred by Po meroy
police. Two
.
both ,ides of the river,
have neith er Man, nor Er1gels,
me n &lt;ha,ged .,,,. i n toxica ti on,
Congres,m a n Waite, H. Moell e,
nor Leni n with us. If we act like
' Frank Childres ,,
Radoe, a nd
Lanca1ter (0) this 1prina: said in
children who , studyi ng the alph a­
.
lieorge Smit h. C hester, w. Va.,
A sc hool reu nion of (tersons "'.ho
(VPI) - Sec�etary of State Christian A. - Racine al a public meetine he I (
bet, compile, words from letters,
were fined $5 a nd costs each o n
atte
nded lhe Rulla nd sch ool d urmg
H erter fold Congress today the t ime has come to cut dow � ,1�Ls a ru � her appropriation to
their
we .shall no� go v ery far," h e said.
plea of guJty.
n
Fi ne_d $5 auC costs on a reckle&amp;1
KbrUBhc hev had bee n battling l�e year 1 9JO or before or atlen� ed marketlhg of Cuban sugar in the U n i ted States a move that'• be included tn the current rivers
I
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MISS WOODARD
t operation charge was Lew ia C.
against t he Pei pi ng view, worki ng
l · wou ld
, ,ind -�arb�rs bill wJ,ieh
wou ld be a ati(f economic blow to Premier Fid� l Cas tro.
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Min Wanda Joa n Woodard,
'T'he Syracuse Ladies Auxilia ry o r
Su nday o( the Rutla nd Methodist
���•w�! �!:r �ste� ��� �nd
tacks
on
ttt
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country
I?&gt;'
Castro
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the Volu n teer Fire Department, dau111ht.r of Mr. ■nd Mr L Ma rt in an i n
Church .
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I men tion Castro's antl-AmericlQ
t oxication charge, failed 10
wH� t he _ aid of the Senior .and W
Mrs. Everett Co lwel l and Mrs. a nd otber Cuban ofh,cllll, He rter cam pa ign, there WU no refe
oodard of Pomeror, Rout• 3, ' appear for bearlflg a nd forfe ited
r:'
R
lo!
d
the
Oulle
Air
culture
Coml
.
Ju nior Firemen, will sponsor a
Don Andenon , both former Rutence even implied to use of the '
i
t e ng th• Nationwiff t he bond.
Fireman'1 Fa ir a � the school o n i now a t ndi
la nd students, are In charge of ■ r· mitt �� . · lh b ls "an appropriate Suga� pr ogram fo� political i:etl
m
e
to redu ce the depende nce p
T hursday, Friday an d Saturday of B••uty Ac•dffily at 210 N. Hluh
ra ngeme nt1 for the d ay, A basll;et
ri1als again1t Castro. But C ubl
d i nner . i1 . pla nn ed J or the
this week : The affair w!II o �n St., Columbus, Miss Wooclerd i• ·1 ______
noon :f -zrme�l e..all �!lBUn,,ers on CUba n h as de pended on the Unite d Stathour with a day of visitlni;:: &amp;1 pert ug ·
I each e.vemn&amp; at 4 p. m. with a Lll• livint with Mr granclparenb,
es o ve r the years as 8 m a j or buyer .
A ju r y is no w being called to
Herl et not� -i� a_t Cuba's su 11 ar of I ts sugar, at price � highe r tha n
lle League base ball �ame . A� _ 5 p.
The Bloodmobile wiU visi t Ma­ o f th� activties. _ The affair will be
Mr. and M n. OKar Smith In liear the damage suit next Tuespr
od u ction· Is expecte d lo d rop
m.
T
h
soe1al
ur
hel
d
rooms
m
day
th
e
o
ther
f
the
e
will
s
b
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a
Jit
n
ey
1:7,
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June
day,
n
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&amp;On County on Mo
th e world m•rk et le ve ls ·
Funeral servic es for Bertha supper in the auditorium. Al 8 p. ColumbuL She i , • graduate of I day of Lawre n ce Smit h versus Ru•
wh ile the Cutro g9v ernment h aa
when it will be at �he Tri nity Me­ ch urc h .
T
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r
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ell, . 6:i , wb� d ied s llddenly m. there will be othe r e nterta i n- Rutl jncf High School, Cla11 of da Durst. The case , re.s u iting from
Mrs. Colwell said tod ay that th e made - ugar · a.i.les aireem en ts
lh.odlst Chu.rob i n Point Pleasant
a, h! �hway .
e
h
accide n t,' wii I be heard
a
rly
th1s mornmg al the ho me �f m ent by M rs. Kathryn Crow .
re union h as been held i n Colum• with l�" &amp;&lt;,vie l Union a·nd ot h er
1960.
trom 12 noon unUI 6 P.M..
R t mg a, a. m. w1tb J udge Joh n
s
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c11 d augbter, Nye. A¥en11et ...wU , • .
Com
bus
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form.er
ffl
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j\iat
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yean
with
lut
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Tlif Woma n 's Soolety of Ohriis­
Fnday evening, '7 : 30 to 1 1 , a
��- -----C. Bacon presiding.
be hJd Friday alternoon at two
attendance
numberi ng
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8
th an C ))I, wtii b
fian $rvlce la epoDl!J&lt;lnf lhe vial year's
cord ho� with The Jay&amp; of PomOth er jury •·as es sclleduted I n
ft
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Cha�
t�e
at
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id lhat former ftut - aup:rc:a� ·the UT\�d
s .:.I.. __ ·,11:..:..._!
lo P oint f'lea:a nt
.MNI'. Mark about •.
, wtH be held . On Satul'daY.
Commo n Pleas Co urt
�Y
Sieei.
kL..&amp;ll.
be
made�
the ll!uet
1
e
land
studetitl
u
fa
ffflm
r
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CIW•
are t� Philipines, P.;u Domin• '
.
CIIUUI
Hanlhb&amp;gel', president, .fn dtarp
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of James Sears. Rutland, ven111 the
l::SO to 1 1 P. m., Mi's. �o Hardy will
G rov e Ceemtery.
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n la are Plan:nihr to be preaen ti icao
.P;f;l
bh
c,
·p
u
er
lO Ri co an d
o f •rr•ntcments.
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Workmen's Compe nsation ComShe wa s preceded in death by conduct square da ncing. A door
H.av:- a i �. .
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Ellilabeth Liter, Red Cro■a repr&amp;­ th is yea r.
.
pm:e "".ill. be give n each even ing.
m issio n, sel for J u ly G, a nd the
h er h usb an d, Lon Terrell, a nd is
:
sentattve, announced that all peo..
Siv�e :.:_�erter did ��t. . directly
lh
to
n
o
suit
Adm1ss1
of t h e Ralston-Purina Co mcord
c
r_
e
h
n
a
p
o
d
ived
v
,
sur
two
h
e
ug
a
d
rs
t
by
-Mrs.
, ·
�be.rt Bo:d_. M �� Co in.•:
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pie in -tile cou nty who owe blood Ref�endu1n Propo8ed
,
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the square d a nce ..tt ll be :50e pe r
pa 11y \'ersus James J obb set for
·
ary Evans, Nye
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ven u e
a
nd
sam m�, a vises
may bring: the ir donort to tihe
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July 8.
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Mrs. Dorothy Marie Con kle Che• person .
,
e
QUllo li
ry
1
e
e r:ru :?i
stees
church to replace it.
ny rides, a fish pond, parcel
shir
e
,
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twelv
e
o
_gr
a
ndehildr
Pe
tw
• It waa pointed out that a nyone
��ON,
�Pl w Op�!ien ts
Fu nera l :services for Mrs. Ada
i;: �m:
' g reat gra n dC'hlldren and _si x �e - �: :al!,u�alloon d��b and othe� P. Burnell,_ age 98, who dJ ed on
foodh!ndlcn.
between the ages or 18 and 60 may to a city incom e tax here l ndlcat- , Ho ld �ud�et H�'1,M'.
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e
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on
ph ew, a nd t wo nie ces. A sister-in,
The Sutton Tow nship ,truste es
erwyn, Ill., will l&gt;e
B
m
nigoht
day
H e a sll:s . all ,£ood·handlcr1 t o
gi:ve blood, A v isit to t h e blood• ed today they would atek a ref1
.
.
�ssion
ita n: wflr dell
\0� d�g
s
l a w, _Anna Hudson, P o meroy, a lso
An
entry
ere
n dum In N ovember In
will
hlcd m Common Pl eas
hold
t
he•r regula r . meeting o n watch papers for an nouncements
e
w
lh
hich
from
p.m.
a
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eld
h
l
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ri
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mobile u,ually lasts about a n hour.
d
ah
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po
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corf
corn
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k
1
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a
e an
survives.
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.R,a wlfogs - Coats Funeral Hom e Court today re leased a $2,000 re a l
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'Ille do nor is re,glstere d, lb-is tem­ voters could reje ct the one-ha U o r, Mo nd ay e ve ning, Ju ne 2'7, a t lhe concerning lob e dale Q nd time for
The Pomeroy emerge ncy squ ad 1 ei;�na e . .
p
e
r
cent
n
nou
n
c1lh
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Syracuse
Tow
n
Hall,
i
t
8"'hoo1.
.
tax
approved,
'7-5,
i
s
a
.
Hi l l e sta te b ond (o� Franll: Spe nce r.
by
e
with
perature, pulff, blood pressure ,
;re w1 11 b" no ad t�s10n _to Cem burial in Middlf.fOrt
was called to lhe Evans hom e at
Pom eroy RD, s igned by Spencer,
.
by
ed
Township
city
co uncil Tuesd ay n ight
Clerk
Richard
et.ery.
Boyd
Mr
�:,aplalned
.
that
th
e
hemoglobi n. a·nd medic al history
nd
ri: 22 las\ e;enin� by � hes sudde n th t
George S�ncer an d Mary Spe ncer.
Duckw
o rth .
T
h
_e
tax,
ffettive
Oet.
1:
'!D�ld
e
term 'fOO&lt;lba ndler' means all}! per•
are taken, and tthen he JB ex11nin­
Plrs. Buroell and h er husba n d,
iti:i
:�:��: wi�� ;� �o�!�� I
1
s
p
r
o v1 de an es_t lmated
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m1ll1on
20.
A
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hear ing on the budget w il l be son- wiho •handles rood or dri nk su �:::ia:
a
. ��t��m�;� t� en�T Spe� cer
ed by a doctol'. Next he gives e
fro�� a �i;-a�t co �� it:� buyi ng a n e w fire lruck for Syr.a• Jon allh n, who died i n 1 937, were is
s " d , •, orma �ry,
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he ld at t he
meeting. Township d uring the prepa ration or se rving
pint o f blood and II.Ops at th e can­ d o llan ove r five years.
Syra
use.
forme r residents of
· cuse
________
1 wt t h a ho Id warrant I ed a gainst
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· a n Otis Knopp, or who comes In
trustees are Chairm
teen for ia cup oI coff.ee and a
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Survi v ing are a son John Bur- 1 h " m b Sh l R be
o rI H artenbach
Homer Circl e and Roy Jor1 es.
eatin g or drinking uteMils i n 80)'
aandwlcrh or cookie.
j
Royalty Arrive For
eU,
Jr., Oharle&amp;ton, W. Va., and o� hi/ rele":"s e.
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eJJtoblishment or ollher plaee,
1t was also stresstd t'h.11t -a re­
daogble r, Mn. Cliarlotte Sayre,
Allemhng Un,venuly
where food or d ri n k is hen dled and
liable souree of blood is essential Mr• Kelly's FUll eraI
Berwyn U1 · four grandchildren
RECORD HOP
C . ool Of J ?urn�lis1n
P HJLADELPHIA UPI -: Pr in prepared to be ,sold or given for
to meet the demande of -local ho,s..
eigh t g;eat 8ranrll"hildren and tw�
Miss C arolyn Edwards, daughter
The Band Boosten will sponsor publ·k- cor.sumplio n-.
· t·als whid!. ,include Plea111. nt Vel­ r'eSJ Grace � nd Pri nce Raimer of
Three oew guests were register
grea t, grea.t g randchildren.
r.
of _M r. and 'Mrs. Vern Edwa rds,
Eacrl!. foodh a nd ler Is requ.lred to
ey, Holier, Po in t CUnlc, Lakin, Monaco arrived here today to at• a rec ord hop at the Po meroy Jun•
t�riends m ay call a l t he funcr.a l ed at the county jail today, one on
tend the foneral of the former io� High School �turday, Ju�e 23, h_ave I n ,bis possession .a ipermit
Umo n- av, and Miss Paula Sayre,
and tihe M&amp;1on Clinic.
,
home a nytime. The Rev. Ra ymo n disturbing the peace charge and
movie queen I fa�h er, J oh n B. 7 til 1 1 p. m. Ball Miller will be ,igned by t-he '1.etlU:i officer show1
daughter. _of M�. and Mrti. Br�ks Konkrigh t will officiate.
two fo r i nvestigation .
Kelly, 70, l nter nation•lly known MC. There will � � cake walk •nd Ing t'ha l wi t� in the past year t
Say re, Mine rs v 11le,_ are apen� ing
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Mrs.
Myrt
le Roush, M ason , died
he
Arrested yeste rday a ft ernoon for
.
Fil'l!t T0111atoet1 May
sportsman a nd millionaire con- door prlie. Adm1as1o n will be 50c foodha ndler has ihad at le•t trw
disturbi ng the peace. Gladys M or•
o at the Plea san t Valley H ospit al this we_ek at Oh io Uni versity s
tractor who died Mo nday.
alngle, 7Dc do uble,
ARREST REPM TED
hout'9 of .a-pproved inatrucUon in ea rly thi&amp; mornirig a fter a short J�urnaham School seml_nar for
Be By Mrs; Davi•
rison, Vi nton Rt 1, is being held
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food
Chi ef Herbert Gilkey, Middle- for heari ng before Judge E. W.
seniteli'on. U h e baa n ot h a d I ill ness. Sh e w88 born Aug. 20, h1�h sc hool newspaper editors an d
Mrs. Conrad Da via, Locu st St.,
port, reports th e arrest of James Peoples in county co urt. Arrested
ILhe opportun ity to receive &amp;uch in- 1878 in Mason County, da ughter wrlt�rs .
Middleport, won dera today if ahe
Misses Ed wards a�d Sayre ,ha v e Ned Call . � iddle �? rt. ¥" ho_ is i n la st night for i nvestigation were
struction , he must have -a penntt o( John Roger O hli nger a nd
h
11 the flnt to ha ve home erown Motorcycle Gang
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bee n sel�cted �o-edi tors of 'The t he local Jail
awaLtm g hearmg on flilliem Capps .a nd J.imes Douglll,
from fflie bealllh officer, va lid only 1 Louisa Roush Ohli nger.
ripe tomatoes on her family din­
a nlhers Roar.
P
until
a
n
mtox1c.aUo
n
rbargc.
Instruc
ti
o
n
is
uallab
h
S e was preqeded i n dea th in
ner lable.
lc.
both of Pt. Pleasant,
Va.
She aald the late Dewey Gu.
1937
by
h
e,
husba
n
d,
H.
P.
w
Ro1.111h, and Is sury1 ved by I da
thrie, Pearl Sl., uaually "came in
u
Socials Starting
ans
lgD
2
M
re
o
Chtor,
firat,·• in p11t years, and she WBH
Mrs. Ed n a Burtis, M ason,
C INCINNATI, O. (UPI) - A gang of motorcyc lots rode
I The fast of 1 ,eri es of k•
seeon d. Ca n anyon e beat her?
I and two so ns, Gra nt and Jo �n
through a blind preacher's gospel lent during a service Tues· High School Stan
cream socials sponsored by the
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LEVELAND
UPI
day nfght in nearby Mlamltown.
-The Cleve• Rou,h , bolh of New Hi ven . A SIS·
Middlepo,t [i,e depa rtme nt WIii
land Jndia n, an nounced the Blgn- ter, Mn E. J. Livehg, Letart,
Maryland Man Loses
They 1catte red the eongregabe held Saturday eVeni ng starting
IIAflYSVILLE, 0. UPI-A lfary tion a nd knocked over chain. / When t h e gan g returned and i ng of two O h lo high sc hool lO &amp;ran�ch ll dren , and 12 great
at 4:30 o n th e Middle port City
erandch�lc(re n and t wo foster
MANILA (UPI) - A Commurust plot to ass assinate Pres t• HaU la wo . Bo b McEl h i n ne
land man w11 deapltated today Then they returned to slaih the started slashi ng the tent, th e baseball players . to bon us co
n·
y and
eraodehi ldr e_n a lso su�v l ve .
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dent Carlos P. Garcia and ot her top Philippi n e officials was Wayne Gibbons are co-ch airmen
tracts today.
whtn his aingle-enalne Commer• tent with kni vea and cut r ope■, evangelist called the police.
Frie nds will be rece i_vcd a t th e j uncovered today, the governmen t report�.
A ma n a nd • teen-age girl were
The Tri be sign ed Bob Wolenskl,
clal Bona nza plane cr1shed. Into cau■lng an estima ted $8,000 dami n charge .
arreated � a nearby tavern . Wor• 18, ot 1uburban Warrensv lll e , 88 1 Foa:le�ong Funera l Homt1, Mason,
OCfi clala 1ald the Red a ss.a119ina•
a hllCe aycamore tree nlnfl miles ace. .
Ice cream, h oo'le made pies and
About '71l wor1hlppen were t n shippers 1de nUfied them a1 �mon g a lhlrd basema n, ror a bo n us or any ti.me af�er no� Th ursday . lion scheme was documented in t� kill Garcia at on e of his pub- ca kes, cof!ee, sofl dri nks ar1 d pop
,t ea,t of here.
about $10,000. Steve Ba iley,
Tfle dead pilot, fiyln 1 alone, the tent when the motorc,cll11ts the ln trudera.
17, Funeral se rvices will be co nd uct- papers ca ptured with the arre1t he appearances.
corn will be available. Fireme n
f
was Ide ntified as Gordo n Vl ctof Jnvaded, Th e in truden rode down , Richard B. Terman, 29, Ro11, • pitcher, w11 signed for a re- ed from the fu ne r�I home Fri day Tuesda y night of Sil vestre Llwang
Oftici a l11 sai d they wo uld a re aski ng for donations of ca kes
�f�e r�oon a t two o clock with bur- described as the se c0n d-ran ll;ing bring Liwang to trial on sever
the center a isle and lumed off ' and Jea n Salfelder, 19, Cincin nati, ported '14,000 bonUB.
DooJey, 3!1 Du ndalt, Md.
al
and pies · from Middl e port house
s t n Gra h am ce_m_ete ry. Rev. l eader of rebellious Communist- cha rges for wh ich he r'o u ld
the lights.
were charaed -with disturbing a
be wives.
.
J ack We lls will off icia le .
l ed Bukbula h a p troops.
MIIGI Glt\llltAL HOl,tTAL
sen tenced to dea th. The H u k leaTYO CONFINED
The Rev, Maurice Iv ie told rel iJious meeting a nd mal icious
-------Mrs. Roush was a member of
The go ver nment's mil itary In- j der ha d a $25,000 price 011 h is I
Admitted: None.
them to leave o r -he would ca ll destructio n of properlv.
Little LeagueT La nny Tyo , son
They
STOC KS MIXED
Dilch■raed : Mn. Rod ney Ad rea n the police,
were hel d in lieu of $1,000 bond. of Mr. a nd Mra. Lee Tyo, is con • J the 8t. Paul Lutbera n Ch urch of t e llige nce section Was e va luati �g head . Details of hi s _capture an d
NEW
YORK
UPI _ stocks were
.
t he capt u re d documen ts to d is- the dealh plot against Garcia I mixed a nd moderately active at
a nd , daua:httt, Syncuse; Stephen
"Do It and we'l l tur the joint Police sa i d more arrealJI would be ! fined to his bed with a kidney i n• New Have n.
1 dow n ," or1e yell ed. --cover the e xtent of the bold plan l we re not disclosed.
Hollman, Rutland.
fection.
I made.
the open ing today,
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Pomeroy•Middleporl, Ohio, Wedneoday, June 22, 1960

Barge Moves Onto Job For

I M rs. Gene Kaur�,

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NO. 57

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end WNf Hrtl..-a. ,artt,- c.....,
Thur"IUy a d••nc■ ., ■fhrnNII
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Skirmish

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WEATHER

Mr. K Takes First
For Neo Leninism In Red Bloc

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K,n
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p• Club
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At Le-bew Home

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Ir United Prtu lnttrn■tlon■I
Th■ IHIPlt indu.. ry In thti
United St•tH 11 food, wlH of It
lty whcil.-.l.r1, ,.tailtn 1M rff­
tHnnh ackHu9 up to 70 �Ill ion
,._,l•ra •nnually.

M.ra. Suaie l'lacher became t he

Becky Allenswo h
1
bride of Dewey N. Mu lford, Satur ly LUCIU, 1 HAWKINS
en terta. mcd
Park as the fund raisi n g proJect for the mo n th.
n s, Middl eport.
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Ent erprise
d ay, June 18, at the
i,a, a wiener
S. lurd•y aftemton w ;•i..
Kenneth Hysell and Leon J ordo n of the J ays were prese nt ,
Tw T
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Ma l'.1 Mankl n of Ch eater 1pt.ol I rout a t t he Middl eport R.oadltde · IO s:,�
�Pej:�u Me. are :,:�/�;�::t'!'r:e o:/ :e�e r ea �
Club me �� �� e 9 a t �� e h o r;te :� for the meeting to present p lans for the Dance Party. l n case
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of ram the affair will be held on July 15. The party will begln laat week witb her unc
Miss Ethel Ga r l an d.
gue1t■ of hll parenlll1 Mr and by the Rev . Frincli H . Glaii e r, a l
Mr. and BlrL Ma rion . Alleniworth w ith � er paren�•• Mr. an_d Mn. the
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Vice p resident Beatrice Bachl
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2 : 30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Cliffor d
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a nd dau&amp;hter, Becky,
Franclli Biron WIil be mov ma: ne xt GI:�� o pened I he mect111
up
g
. a: and I-"'
were the
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Hol·t- of M.oml, C,h ;i rles Clar k.so n . president, pre-,••. Star
:u ,■q,d. Mn. W•yne Hutthil\JOR . week in Vir,cl.QIL
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n
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I t��_i f : ;�::�:�� !�\:!�t�;; &amp;ded over the bu11i new mee l mg , /
o f Haliden
Mr■. J� Mt�fr
w
h
a
A 1i l ve r bracelel intcribed with I d ay eve ning in Gallipoli.t with he(
t he as.sociauon voted t.o pu.r ·
when
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l_ ll,on , who wer� l n tawn, on
We
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For bel' weddtn,, t he bride
Ttccs" by
poe m
mc:,thtr, M rs. Julia Da v fa, and other
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Mid
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D1
ch 8.6e th ree ne w ,pic n ic t a bles ti
Su n.d �or tll
�'!ee })l&gt;llue tlfest over blu ,
C!bot4t
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,1, 1,_f .. tb to Jane from her lrlenda.
relative&amp;,
ee
,
the park t s still in great need of
.
.
1ca
a,,
icu
lon
_ Ernest Rite and ,a� •....,. w te acce1sorlea a nd
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follow111"., the busincs.s meetrng t hem . It was reported L'hal the
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hutiat1on wae, held ror t wo can M r . a nd ..
an. Frtin k Ch�oae,.,.
..ew. ,... Thoee invited to the outinJ son, Edward, o( Co h aaset, Minn .,
1 eon.,tfe ot red roaebu �s .
' g.imeli were pl a yed an d rc fesh Jungl e Gym has been set up a nd d lda tes wh e n The�dorus �ounc1l
.
rt
a nd were J&lt;.: dlth Haplonata ll , Kay Bo&amp;·
Mr.
and
Mu
Jin
Lambe
I
n
w
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oltiet .wqr. a ):ll� e dress with
moth
eek
end
gueals
of
h
we
m e n ts were served.
t hat tlhc drinking fountains have d a ughter� of Amenc.an m_e t m rcg - 1 son , J_oe, of J•cbon visit� �un- gess, Chri1U ne Balle J, Susa nne er, Mrs. Ed w ard Hile. ·
Whl$. �-'i 'Intl a red rose--- --been purc: hast-'O and pa id for and ular seu1on Mond a y evemng at the day wtth�Mr. and Mn. Harry MtllB. Hradbury, Elai ne Haci:rlt, Paula
Mr. a nd Mrs. Ted Jones of Parle- bud coruge.
Mr. a nd_ Mn .. Bernard Sc h ramm Tb tiSB, Carol And enoo, Connie
w 1H � installed fo r u se i n t h e IOOF Hall. _
.
Sunday
e nburg, w. V a ., v isited
Helen Miller . . Co uncilor, pres1d- o f Zine1v1 lle Y11Ued rtcenlly wlth Coolr.e, Sa n dra Brewington, Lyn n
Th e couple are residi ng a t their
very n ear future.
Mr. and Mra. Eugene Forbes, 1
with
cd and _Ma�guent,e Du.rs! was re • Mr. and Mn: . Joh n Ly o ns ■nd f1m, Da o ie ls, M a r y Man kin .
e In Mornint Star.
hom
Mn. Stel la Grueaer was lhc SU fl·
A dorrntwn w:is receivP� hy ,the
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Me,gs
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1\y.
rted
h
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e
iste
d
wit
,g
we
re asg
'lhe irls
.
dl nn r ue t of her son and
d
the
g
•.ss�c 1_;1 U�n- rn.: m the Ohto Fuel p
o o
Mr. a nd ,t:r■ . Vi �tor G rim re- re t re ih me nts by t h eir mother,,
pita ! a nd Lena Cl .a rk �ill 111 _Pleas·
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J!w, \tr. an d Mrs. Ed· co! :� :!� ai::d. aC::1:��!red 10
nhterd
,
i;i
Ga.'i Cor1 . ,,;i11y .
a n t Valley HospH l. flowers were tur ned S�nday evemng_ f rom • 10.
Mn. J oh n Lyona and lira. M ax.me mund Grueser and family, Forest
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13 f or dinnir at the Circle
Oa1 1po r
.
s(' nt to b()th. Vel11a Rou11 h was re • day vac,tion al Surf City •nd Del.
. wort h .
.
Othe r_ way� o( ramng
money
Ru n.
Restaura nt, after which a !ece ported home from lh c h ospit al. mar Beach , North C•roUna. '111ey .-\ !ltr.l'i
w�rc d1srnsscd ;ind 01 .1c r plan s , b s d
Mrs. Karl Gruese r and tons , Lar: tion for relativ�• waa held m ! he
ol h s we re sold i!S a mo ne _, ha d spe nt t he wee ll; previous with
i h
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a nd Bobby, Mrs. Glady• Cu c.11:
a
bter
date.
Will
be
anno�n.:cd
a
ry
1
even lng at the11 home. M Ol'I\IOg
1
ma ki r1g project. The. travelin� I their daugh ler and h er family, Mr.
e S u n·
wer
Lee
Mabel
.
n
e
M
d
an
The last
proJcd
of
Lhe
·•rou,p
t
h
ler
.
Star ·
,
,
don .a ted by .1t arJo c_1 e W OPd : end Mn. Robert S ever a n d (am1. 1Y
Fish • .1 .f), IIC' tl ed $200. 00 f or• l he prn;eWII.S
d ay Guests of Mr. a nd Mrs. Welby
.
awarded to Nettie l lay cs iii Canton .
ard
as souat i on
Whal eY , Darw in
T he annu al in1peetio n was hr-Id
Relatives here have received
Mr nd Mrs. · Thoma■ McClung
I
Mr. and Mn. Clyde P. Heaton,
wi th Lucille B. Hawkins, pa� I �lair word th1\ Mr1. R. c. F1ow ers (Ber- h�dre n J lmm v and Suanne
d
Jnd., spent the w eek
Greensbu
r,
of
ic
cting
councilor, the i nll�
f e tha Allenawortb), w tio hit• betQ a
M embers ot the Ki u Club1 their �� c :una we� week e nd .UClll oi
u,
end with hi■ l&gt;arentt. Mr. and Mrs.
Pl ·
givin•• the Cou n cil a very g.......t patie nt 1t th e :.\tron City Jloapltal
ats he ld a picnic her Paren ts Mr·. and Mrs. Dale c . L. H eat On E R Heaton ol Alh
l71
gr ade Mr�. Ha ye ll , on be �a U bl J�llo winc a hea rt attack 11 improv- fam·,1,., •and gueo
U
at the home of Smith'. Ji�my remained· for a ens was • Su. nd•ay • ,ueet.
f
ternoo
.
Sunday
lhe Cou n e1l, . presented g1,ft1 to Ml"
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Pro1pect w-k's
Lehew,
odore
'i'be
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Mra.
1
Wopd ti
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1 . Clean up bills.
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Mr. and 14:r1, J°'°ph Fields are
L UfC I :��cil ::;�1;· anf �na ,1 Je��e Krist.in Hartlnger of Arl lna:to n, Hill.
Mr. and Mn. W Ii iiam Grate and
YTOCUS,e
1Tl
a two week
ere
Sa�t'I\Jt
w
�eaviJlc
Charleaton
f
o
�ames,
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n
so
,
.
'V\l. ," la visithig wll h h er gran dpar.
Father s Oay w;is observed Sun- ! c� pta ln.
2. Take a vacation.
ames w ere played t hro ughout we ek e�d_ l\le.Bll o( her mother, vatation�tn Ft.' Worth, Te xa s.
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Al,l�
G
Edgar
Mrs.
ts
e
and
Mr.
;
il
day a t th e Sy r1u: use Nazarene
,
Potluck refreshml: nts were erP.bllip RObcrb, so n of Mrs.
-wtK't h and M ra . Lawrence Hartmg- lhe afternoo n and a b11.1kel d ln n�� Mn. Will�•� B•ker.
Chu r ch (luring t he Su nday Sch ool •"
,.d during the soci a l hour.
Kil l two birds with one shot here at
w
.
ith barbecue 1teak1 w a1 enjoyo,u
M
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m
nd
M
r.
�
and
FNttt
B•k
e
r
n
rs.
ls Roberts, R.acin e , a nd B ob
l
i
'tr' . ,
hour.
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CITY LOA N . Choose your loan and
Mra. Wilham Grate a nd 10n, James Essingto n, son · 01. Mr. a nd Mn.
Mr. an d Mrli. c. E. Silvers of in the even lns,
Attending werf: Mr. a nd Mrs. v isited Sunday afternoon with Mr. Ia ak E!sin,ton, Racl ne, attended
A PO&lt;'IU b1111ur 1 n g fa lhc rs was
Coral Gable•. Flot'id•. came •Friterms to please you. Ca l l on us.
Mr. an d Mn. and Mn. Charles Buck and Mrs. the Boy Sfflut training camp 1'.Ti•
read b� Mrs Lcl'oy Watson and a
day for ■ two wee ka' viiil with Mrs. C. J. Eberabach,
anl Scot- Eli�beth Hump hrey, who accom• d :.y th rough Sunday i n preparat ion
Patricia
r,
ne
War
edd
T
y
red c;irnatiu n was prese n ted to
sn ver1' 1ia ler, Mn. ' H. o . Ewina:.
ri
.
nd Mrs. Haro ld Ebersa
Mr.
t)'
r
esent
e
a
c
h
of
the
ta
fathcn;
p
pa nied Mrs. Baker bom e for a for rile Scout Jamboree at Color;
.
From here tbey will go to l ndla nMO. PMTS.
LOAN
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E
Mrs.
;
d
an
e
Darla
Jam
f
l
Gi ls w crr pref;Cll ted 1 o C ha rles
ado Spring, nert month.
visit.
apolll to vi•it relatives and to Ch i- ba c h,
11 1.41
1200
Hy!iell, oldest fa1hcr 11re sc11t. RoMn. Willard Ebenbach and
igp whei:e tl\e)' will v isit a noth- , &amp;•r Pratt, Mr. and Mra. Fr ank
c
28.SO
100
Gene K a uff a nd daug ht.t, Lin•
Mr.,. Martha Hus&amp;ed and Mrs.
Powers, De�ra an d Robert. Mrs. daught er, Cher)'I. were Mo nday
ger Griridll'y. youngest fa ther pre19,82
BOO
er ■liter, Min Julia Russell.
ingto n Saturd., y to
Hunt
were
In
da.
Franci1
Roberts., l'om eroy teachAnnic
e
Ohhnger.
ra
Cl
BaS!,
f
Mi's.
the al h
$ent, a nd l.,co n ard
di n ner guests of Mr. and
.
return Mra. Ka ull a nd son , Jackie,
ere:,
are
alte'Ddln,
OlHo. Uni versity
Mr. a nd Mrs. -Francis Biro n a nd
ry.
er w ith !hr most children.
dbu
a
ht,
Br
MIR
nee
e
M�. a nd M �8- R · E • V a ugh an,
lo their home in M iddleport.
fami ly of South Third Avenue wiU I
Kelly and sum mer MSNOnt. .
and Mni. Earl
Mr.
.
Patrick, Martin a nd Judy, Mr.
Mrs, Kauff and J,ckie h.ave mowe �ext Wt,tk to Brlatol, Va. 1
There w"s I l l prese n t lnciudl n g
M rs. Ja mes Kelly a nd child ren,
Mrs. Joh n R. Bol in , Larry an d
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Yo'
Willard Ebersb�ch, R h ond a Kay a nd Mark, La ncaster,
g u esl!I, Mr. ,md Mrs. Mn Bo we rs spe nt t h e past week i n Huntingand ,on, J oey of and Mrs.
un
Joe
and !On&amp;, Columb m,, a nd Mn . Jo h n ton wilh Mr. and Mrs. Herma n Jl v• Wl&gt;¢� lel� ,pent the week ,nd Cheryl a nd gueats Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday guests of "Mr. and Cheryl Sue 1pent Fri day at Log an
wit h her mottler,' Mn. Ray Mc•
'v eo ull of Be a rd, Fork, W. Va.
iden ·a nd 11on1 and atte nd ed the witl). M�. .and Mra. Joe You n c, Sr. R. W. Vaugha n, Beth, Don and Mrs. Herbert Dixon and family.
D onald and with her sister a nd
,
K
aar en K elRaymon
d
K
lo
h
Bill;
e
H
we
h
MI
Morrl11 Wolf e , who h as served aH wedding of her 1ister, Mi11 Viola
E
re
Mr. a d
J . v rett Dav i
Miss Nettie Koehler and Mn. fam Uy, Mr. ·arid Mrs. Quentin
f
r
uter,
Bar nett an d Joe Din111 which wis in ·Akron l■d rrtd ay and S•turi,y ton, Verne Glas&amp;, Walter Re
sup erinte ndent of t he sc hool u
Roy Seyfried visited Sunday . in
the past six years resigned a nd Le· an event of Jut W e d nesday at t h e beuuse of the death of a friend. , Mr. and Mrs. Norma n Harbrecht Gallipolis with Mn. Ch nrles Weav. Perez.
Jl r. ahd Mrs. V erno n Ro a::e�s · of and De bra; Mr. an d Mrs. C ha rl es er.
l and Bumgardne r was select ed lo Ba ptist C hurc h on Cam drn Road. 1
While on vacati o n Mn. Kaufr WoodlviUe - vili lted briefi)' -w ith }.ir. Buck, Mr. a nd Mrs . . Carl Hyiell,
till h i11 place .
Mr. a nd Mrs. Phil Willi a mso n
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;;.;·, 1 a�d Jac_klc a nd the Jlllvlden (lfll il .t and Mn. Cha l'l !!s Bennet t last frl• M r . and M "· w il ha m Le h
,,ew, spent the w eek end ln Chl llicot he
Mr, day when on their way for a vaca- TeddY , J0h nny, B lll 11 n d Ch e l ·
vis lled m Morehea d, y " w ltIf l
Pomeroy, Ohio
with Mr. a n d Mrs. Hugh Bla('k and
�_,..,�;."r•w �1��"1"-W-lt"':'l'S.lltJ'
• nd Mrs. Don a ld Plunkett a nd tlon In ArklDIH,
in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs.
fa mily, form er Middle port re ai•
TON!ciilT
Frar1k Chee1ebrew will be 11'1.
Robert Gard ner.
1
fQ n
de n ts. Mr. Plunk e tt waa a te a cher Welllto n thll evening wh41!re he
'A
VISIT TO A
Mr. an•i Mrs. Lest e r Fauber a nd
ln
6 c r
s
SMALL
PLANET''
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ic
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1!��!::�:�7� v!:i t�J tt � Wee
Jerry WWis
A1! e�:.; ;,;�:!� ��! ti!'er��
AIR. CON DITI ONE D HAR DWA RE
:�; i� [!�=� !i: �/ a n J
House in the Wood s. th e McG uffy
Mr. an d' Mr, . Charles Au Bra d•
Ralph Poston and family.
STORE TIIR U THES E HOT DAYS!
Not
Wednffd•v
II
School H o u se, which 111 loe aled on bury a n d children plan to. leave
Mi8ll Frieda Fi1cher ia ill at her
the property of Mn. Jea n Thomas Thur1day (or a vacation trip at
'J'he Gra nd Inspecti on of Evan • home with a n lnfect.ed fool .
THURSDAY 1n4 FRIDAY
an d ls a priva te muaeum.
Mr . and Mr&amp;. Joseph Be ea:le and
the uppe r penln1ul1 in Michiga n . getl ne Ch apter, No. 172, 0� will
"ffiE RISE AND FALL
Each year a featlval ls held a t
Mrs. Raymon d A lle n1worth a nd be held June 29 a l 7 : 30 p. m. al d a ughter, Sh irley, spe nt the week
OF LIXi6 DIAMOND''
lhf' si:-hool h ouse directed by Mn. chil d re n wh o 1pen l l11t week wi th the Mi dd leport H \g h Schoo l. Wor- end &amp; t Fort Mommouth, N. J., w l1h I
RAIY Da n ton - lbren Steel e
Th omH
with folk so nas a nd Mr,. Downin&amp; Rouih left for I.he ir th1 Crand Matron o f th e Stale of their eon , P vt. Butz Beegle.
d a nces in ol d co1tumea. 1'hi1 )'ear hom e in At11tln, Texas, Friday.
Do n 't w.iilt 'til hot weather - • - · buy your
Ohio, 01!'.6, Dorothy Welck, will be --- ------- --t he a ff4.U' waa held on Su nd ay,
ell."'Ctric fa n now a nd save.
C
glet
on
,
the i nspecting olficer.
harl
e
s
S
i
n
Mn.
Dr. a nd
Ju ne 12, a nd wlll l&gt;e shown on or Ch arleaton apet;'t Father•, Day
./1 dl nn er will be !erv ed at the
SAVE 10% DISCO UNT
teJcv\1ton 1om,t1me within the with J. 'JI. Downi n&amp; an4 famil)'.
cafeteria at 6 p. m . by t he Band
Everythi ng To Make, Your Camping and
noxt few week,.
Mrs. f&gt;avld SneUer, wtib lfit,a a Boost ers.
On any fan lr1 stock. ra n.s as low as
Picnicing A Pleasure!
Thoae wl11hlng to attend the
ti e nt it Holier Ho1plta l last
a
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Torma
discount.
10%
$.'li. 915, • A'l!iS
ner may make reserv atlo ns with
n
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wee k wa11 J"eturncd home Satur
Alfred Mixed Clover,
yw wist .
Mra. Dow n ing Roush or Mrs. Ch ar•
a nd 111 reco verl nlil nicely.
Hold Resul.ar Meeting
ldr. an d Mra. James Eu ler re- lei Be nnett. All res ervatio ns must
The A lfred Mixed Clovers met turn ed home Frlday from Clev e- be l n by Frid ay, Ju ne 2.3 .
�•1,:�,n
l � 14 e��hthce !�;r,d. ����;; land where Mr. Eu ler atte nded t he
Bu/Jet Dinner Held
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ra il roa d convention . .
Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Asa
in ch11ge.
Mrs. �ney Dowmna spen t the
y of Mlddleport enterBr•dbur
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swered
HOUSI;
m
call
an
Roll
by
w as
a - week with her daUlil h ter and famIY11r'i' TuHda y 1nd ThunNv morning at
eve ni ng with a
Saturday
d
alne
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,
nner In hon or of Mr. and
di
buffet
C■th
$50.00
aw1y'
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w.
how
by Sally Col� m� u s. Her mother, M:n. Bovie
7:30 - LNrn
was given on rreezing
Mrs. J.o"ra ncl• Biron w ho will be
nowles.
K
of G a lhpolis, wh o has been In Col- l ea v in s next week for the ir new
No
Evtr',' WHk, Tht rt't N■lhlng To 9uv ---�
More Than One Gal., U . 1 9
lumbue for lhe pa:!!l two weeb Ind home I n BriBtol, Virgin ia ,
y,
.:rand d aua:hter, De bbie, reN•c1111r
her
PurchHt
TUES. _ WED. _ TH UR.
Othen attend in g t he affair
turn ed with Mn. Dowol n•.
were Mr. and Mn. Mlc heel Har'•
Not a
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ru_ pe ,nd kett, Mr. and Mra, Rotiert Burkett,
maclol, -I
granddaughter, Sally Mc Kay , nd Mr. and Mrs. Cash Ba h r, Mr. a nd
ltooffl'a bat
�rB. Alma Rupe of RUtland vJ1iltd Mn. curUi Jenkin son .
last week t n Akron with re1at1Vft
Triple cloanlot
a nd oucndcd the ,trawberry full•
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CarlNn
Nillll
adlon, bit -·
v11I ln Wooster.
Gel Double Your
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S.. h lOHy , . .
Mr. and Mn. Walter Jones of
It'• tho
Hun ti ngton vislted Su nd■)' wilh
th•
JNI'•
James Stephenaon,
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lion wfth the millio n dollar h eist
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ecessary for t h is shot because
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3--Pelerml ne through a n elec- of the new orbit po sition of 67,5 Ja n. 17, 1950.
tronlc "dJ&amp;ltal" clo ck, the precise degrees.
Superior Judge Felix Forte se n•
tim e slmultaneously. -for examThe h igh orbit-neJrer t o II feoee d h im to three to lour )'ears
pie-I n New York and Cairo, The polar orbit �ha n an y yet achieved in atate prison bu t ga ve h im
clock cou ld become • tlme-sta n• from Cape C a na ver al---wa e pl an• credit for the four years he al·
dard to replate the aie--old chro - ned to expose sa te llites to th e read y has be en i n custody.
nometer on 1hlp1.
most in letlse di1turba nces of th e
However, O'Keefe was not freed
A 79-foot Th:or-Ahle-1tar ' rocket ion osp h ere, a n electrified bell of imm ediat ely. He was taken to a
performed perfectly i n putting ! thi n air. The sm a ller sphere will lower court for appear11 nce on a
the 11te1Ute Into orbit. It · rose analyze sol■r r adiation for th e proba tion vio la lion charge stem•
almo11I vertically I n to the nigh t next year b efore its power sup- ml ng from a Pennsylva n ia war111:y at 1 :54 a. in. (edQ and around ply ru n s out.
r ant 'aga inst h im.
olnerven could He the sueDist. Atty. Ga rrett H . Byrne ,
Scientists said the tra nsit exceqful npuation of the rir■t and perime nts will h elp ma n u nder- w ho se nt t h e e ig ht oth e r members
second 1ta1e1.
stan d the real gra v ity p ictu re a nd of the Bri n ks ga ng to prison for
A mobHe tra cki ng 1latlon wu the clfeet or the su n and m oon I life , recommended t he t hree lo
moved from Erdln l· Ai r Force on th41! earth. They 11id the o per- fo ur term ror O'Kede.
BHe "in Germany . to • new IO;Ca- 1tional transit 1y1tem in the lu•
Byrne told h ow O'Keefe made
tlon at_ Puenl;JI Arenaa, Chile to lure will he Invaluable in k eep- hlmtelf a ''sitti ng duck for murdetermine life orbltil eharader In g astronaut&amp; from getting lost der" because he ''viola ted the
o1 th, tranlit. , Tbci .l)9Ve Wu when they � ti,lna In 1pace. unwritten code of lawbreaken."
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announced the 35 city burglaries in w h ich an escrush i ng of a h ighly-skill ed burg. ti m ated $80.000 to $100,000
was
lary ring bu t said the m a ste rmind taken by ga n gsters, i ncluding thl
of t he operation probably wi ll $25,000 Beerm a n Departme nt Store
ne ver � ca ught.
sa fe cra cking la st Feb. 7.
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The rmg
sm ashed w ith t�e
_Da yton poli te wor.ked elosely
a rre st of mne men here and _ m
Columbus a n d Cleveland Poli ce w ith Columbus a nd Clevela n d po Dct· Rich ard Gru ndlsh s�id that lice plus t h e law enforcement.
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lhe IO-mont h sei,ret Investigati on 1 •, ge nc,· e, f l . l t. l2 ot h
. er c1 •
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was "the greate st a od moil lnten• 1 e�. Th e °F 81• a1d.,
sified i ntelligence opera t ion by th e g a tJon.
Dayton Police Divis io n ."
Dayton police got t heir fi rst
Gru ndish said, however. th a t J brea k 111 t h e case whe n they re-the masterm md of the o per ation , ceived a lett er from Franklm
who a llegedly lives i n Clevel and , County Sheriff Stacy R. 111111, eskw ill probably n ever be foun d , He
ing th e m to be o n t he lookout for
said the m11 n furnishecl "ta lented Christopher Pilkingto n . 37. Columspecia lurts" to crim ina ls who need• bus, who wa1 believed involved i n
ed persons tr a i ne d in the tech n i• j safe bur&amp;l a ries t hr oug hout O h io.
P ilkington re nted a house in
g ues or safe burglary and other
acts.
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arrested as t h ey ;ittempt.ed· lo
move t he fur ni shings out o( the
ho use last November.
Pilkington was charged with
grand la rceny ;ind turned over 10
Franklin
Co unty whe re he wa s
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was ntcnccd ,o 1 -....., years i n lhe
Ohio Pen iten tiary ·
Also arre1ted in the case we re
Pa ul Anthony Vukovlc, 31, an d
N elson Lyon,, both o f Dayton ;
Ralph Joseph Deuber, 31, Da yton,
appreh end ed by Piqua police : Al•
bert Oponowicz, 34. lf'rank George
Smolt.z, 3'7, and William Lindsay,
4 1 , all of Clevelan d, arretted by
Cleveland police. Charles W esley
Bachcu1, Columbus, wu arrested
here by l'Olice on bl11'Cl■i7 cbatpa.
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