http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1b21fd0e37ec4151f81307d42bb85960.pdf 69f0523145e78d3aca8f104b966e76fb PDF Text Text • • •• i Church Of Christ ; Youth Prepa ring For Camp Stay · 8--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , July 2, 1960 , Searles Family I Returns From Ala bama Visit MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT Walt Disney 's "SHAGG Y DOG" Fred Madl1 urray, Jean l l a_gen SUNDA Y throu9ft TUE SD.A Y "C ASII MtCALL " t Tee hn 1('olor) James Garner - Natalrn Wood ___ __ _ _ M r. and Mrs. Charles · Searles of I M iddleport Th ursday returned f rom a tr i p to Alabama whcrt! they ' �1:,1ted her parents, Mr . .lllld Mn,. C Jhuntlton m Clanton. and m Ut•ssemer with her brothu and family, Mr ;rn d Mn. Jamf's G1d­ dl· n:.. Mrs Sf'arles' great niece, Li nda Joyn• 1 ; uiden.s, four )'ears old. of 1 Orlando. Fla. , ha s bee n v mtrn& w 1 l h l h C' l l a m 1 l tom, anrl rel urned ' t v Multllc p ort 1 or an exte n ded \ L�lt I� Three Middleport Youth Planning ' Sojourn At Camp J Th ree Mi dd leport you t h w ill be lrav1ng tomorrow for Ca mp Ar­ ro w head near J a 1;kson Th e c: a mp is a six wee k camp an d is priv ate· ly nw rn..-d by Ed w in A. Jo nes of J ackson. Fu r the last severa 1 years 8 boy of th e Middle port t;ighth Gra de has been awar d e d a �holars hip to t be ca mp. Th e award wa s won by Darryl Stumbo this year. t'o rrest Ba ch tel, who was aw ard · cd th e schol a rship l a st year, la 11l a nning to attend thi s y ear, 1n d Gene C rook8 will a tt e nd as ii t a ll· \ oei n g: counse lor. This will be his 1 �cco nd yea r as a t:ounselo r . l i e al­ so wo n the schol a rship a s a n t1ghth G r ader here. [ ALL THE ICE YOU EVER NEED l Even in the small est hours of the mornin g you're sure to find bagged ice aplenty at our conven iently located dispenser. Ice A uilable 24 Hour, A Day Sw atzel's ASHLAND SERVICE CENTER • I Pomeroy W. Malo SI I 1 Pom eroy, Ohio , ' , LIARN OF ILLNISS Jr. 11 nd M rs . Wilbur Moore re, c.. 1 v cd word F r iday t !tat their E. dc1ughter-in-law M rs. Paul Moore wa1 ser i ously Ill i n the Alli a nce City Hos'p!tal a nd will I u ndergo 1urger y. Mn. M oorl:' was the former Arl e n e Akens or H a rt­ ford. l C I V I L AI R PAT ROL SIXTH A N N U AL Bea n Din ner . J u ly 4th 1 1 :00 A.M. till ? Recent Bride Honored At Shower Given By Methodist Church Fellowship Mrs. Jerry Welker fJill Snowden), a recent bride, was hon­ a shower Friday even;l'lg �iven by the Youth Fel­ lowship of the Rock Springs Methodist church in lhe churc.:h orud with J Gifts were placed on a tabie with white cover d�corated with j pmk streamers and centered with a pink and while umbrella. social room. �- l I Be r hs ..rtrs ErnC':s G a m es were play ed d uri ng th e direch on o f ev en ing under the rarol nr11 , h� am, 1...0.i a nna L,·onard ! with pm.cs awa rded to M n; H alph I Wt Iker. Vi n,. Will iam (i ru c .scr , Mr.s. Holl lll 11;,dfor d :,ind �lrs. Frc- J da Will 1 a 1 Racine Society News ·,;; ,.ndint ",Jlts wcrc r,.;, :ie a nd Ag. l , rucs"r, Mrs J low i rd Bolin, . ti.� n:1 . _l lumt•� Hadfo fcl. � ,��- Jimm y F,v;,n s . Mrs W A. M . - �.in. Mrs. Y.'. a I Lt'i' Wl' <m. .·'1 rs.. A r , ee A�botl' Hit a <1 J1J Ja ne t Wc11rs. Mr�. Law• . re � cc Len nard, �rs. (, •nev.i Joa�h�:� �n�l �:ace Abliul t and Mrs . 1 r 1 - M a,'n/y Al:out People f n pO ffleroy or Che1hlre Shot Gun Shoot - 1 2 Gauge - Contests Greasy Pig - Greasy Pole - Sack Race Airplane Rides-3 Legged Race-B alloon Drop Refreshments - Bingo - Square Dancing - Gigantic Fire 1/!'���s Display HAV E.N T H EAT RE I ,: .,..... :1.t::it\;;:_ !!_�}_!4 Dinner HOnO-ring M s B,'ron Was G' At L h C I I I •i;ii;: e:- ! I I, I Mo•t ' 4 ..... . any _, -· Aleo, we offer you of • • -lo your ....., complete banking Nrvlco ' Max Folmer Is Welcomed As �aw Cub Scout We Pa7 3'11, lnlere1I On Savlnfl · and Savings Company BAKER F'U RNITU RE On Depaoli J11111n11ee c.r,onlloa POMEROY,OHIO· ,, I $595 The FARMERS Bi}NK ;. ' ...., Pe«enl ! LCO I PH 1 960 _ ;� CONVENIENT Tl!RMS frl&er■lor Ill almoal a n...11117. They're bolh In­ M-i,er Fedenl llntrYt! Syalem •• • �.I I .' 11'1 bard to 101 along wllboul a ran1e - and a re, eluded In 11111 I MAX WARD -------- N EW FU RN ITU RE BED ROOM LIVING ROOM KITCH EN ---------·----- I A Houseful Of All ed ,, L I I· I j lhot ... ,.., -------------------�-- �---- I I H I • T Tr,p Camp Af HDC b"bed 4- l Meet I to' ,ettled 1 - I I we lft.ite yo,, ,,. 1h11 -• •c o m e..:-l o....a n d o a tI. r.�• • ... ... r.acquolnted. We will wel• f,•••P .,: ' I I WE'D - UKE . TO MER YOU!, '-...····••ity .. eJd Meef,•ng Af Home � Co11ntry I I C I I � a pli ters L H m gh , :!. \ _ ,.. ..... ...._. ......,--... room group. :ni• Brt,bleal Corner MIDDLEPORT la - • . ...:.f. ' ..____ _C.·tt-Coad ''111e 8nefett Te,t. Sen,.tlon In • Sandwioh" .· • ' .' '' .. . l 11W . ..; ' RIFRIGIRATOR • ,,.:I Crow's Steok Hou•e POdOY, OBIO •h) ' NO. 67 Olilo, Tuesday, July 5. 1960 a;NOLE i'ION - k Loc a l Ho liday Was Safr., Sane ' I Prlees Starl Ao J;ow A, ASSOC·IAT�O RAQ IO ' I. MAIN ST. Hundreds Die In Nation, Meigs County Pmple &ape I \M��ijJ · I O .1r t•f p , r; I IIJ I I r:.• ��= c .. lc i =:�/• M.arie by•.a • d 1 e ·• �: �i:=� aq�c: :!v: a _....I-Wide skirt femininely d 1 e . r e a ___ U,, ....., ____ XII . hel,., 111 i n TONIGHT ONLY ��\�� :,"" �"� �;'':;'; ��� Y - Torry·, M�e Murph h R o!! • .�;� t A udev 1 By Mn. francl■ Morris T A LONG SHADOW r husban d who is · servi n g with he "CAS Famil y Night was held Mond a y ' - a hso the Air Fo rce retur ns to the eve n ing with a potluck d mne r a t . Sh1te s He 15 expected h ome I n Robert Staek, Dorothy Maltme ti.30 11t the Fi rst Baptist Church ab��� � : 0 ''THE (..AST VOYAGE" Mr.!i Hugh C a i rns wa s III ch a rg e The Lamplighters of the A therui orge Doo litt le i n Ge (ln Cin em ascope) of the progr a m which foll owed I I By LUCILLE HAWKI NS n Steve n wbo h av e bee n Sta te Hospital enjoyed a pic nic on and Also Qutoon so the d inner . n e 2{1 a t th e co un try home of Ju l Mr. G nn ith s. r w M g n d an visiti e · iza I c . M h s b n a El d et _ s Mi Rulh s e Rev F E Dun n returtted S11t' 1 SUNDAY ONLY 1 Lambert return ed Thursday to Mrs. C.a therme Se man_s, head 8'Y urd a y fr om .11tlendi n g the E U B In tosh of Ch arl e11to11 were guests · i lyn Mont9t - ,Tony Curtis M-ar o loa1st at t he hOSPIla) . ch ai P t a k. irview a F home their . Conf ere nce at Log an . He wa :s ap- of M rs. Adolph G r ueser, Mi n ers"SOME L1X1!l IT HOT' The_re was a good tur�out ,:in d 1 nMrs. James J obb a nd children I • poi11 ted to fill the sa me charg e ville, Tue sd�y to Thursd ay. a r o f d e e r 1scu1s we d s n pla_ terestmg n mi r rived Bu ar gham, Al of a ., M rs. Gerald McI ntosh 11.n d chilan oth e's' �t,c�ell In canie;;n t ure meetmgs. · . fu w and . it r s ror M vi y a a ith F id r .r,UfC IV-en . M rs . . 'M". P, ckens , Mrs . Gom er dre n , At h ens, visit ed Frid a y with HAVAN A" b ti � sof o tient a "PJER p th r e rm o f ch a E M orri s and family . Lew is and Mr,. Margare t H o ud a - he r p� rents, Mr . .a n d Mr s. Georg e A 6: 30 po tluck d i nner Jionor- MrB. William In lntel'fftetl e d n a anyon p1tal d n s. her e a i ot nd fr a d n ;�lativcs ah el t attended a district meeti n g Hoer hch. i ng Mrs . Fra ncis Biron w ho wllh MONDAY ONI.Y, JULY 4 Mr. a nd Mrs. William Ph illip, 1 me ntal he alth are �rged to. a ttend , Mr. a nd Mrs. J a ck Ke nn edy l eft he r family moved Frid ay to Vlrof th e WSCS at Pom eroy rece n t- I . R.obert'.Mlt.ch\ll't'l In F'rid ay !o r lhtrriabu.r,g, Pa., to ginla, was held Thu rsday eve ning and ch i ldre n or Rittma n are spen d- these re�ular meetings which &rll!I ly. "THE ANORY IIILL'I" w d Mrs. Pearl held on the fourth Sun�ay of. each J9,me1 Swar t returned from th � I spen d the . wee �end with her bro- by the Cat holic Women's Club at ing the eeken with (ln Ot nem�pe) be will m eetmg next month. The , Holzer H ospital and is con va leB- th er an d s1 ste r• 1_n •! aw Mr. e nd Mrs. th e Sac red Hear t Church a u di- Phillips o£ Mi ne rsvill e and will July 2-4 a t the hospit - •ho al I �eorge E.arl W1ll1 a mson and lamalso visi t w ith M rs . Philllp'.s sist orium , ci ng a t hit home. George Nad� in Mre . ter and ram ily, Mr. and GuestB or Mr . an d Mr s. He nry ily. "NO WHERE TO GO" •1 ·th ted s . n childre and Thomas Harold en wa n pres Biro . s Mr t n o r be Dix r and Mrs . He Mr. Mrs. Erb Wa• Guest Rou11h Sunday a ftern oo n were Also Cartoon Mr. and "! rs: Carl Sharp a nd Mr and Mn Fran k Beac h a nd and fa mily vi site d recently al The c1 co rsage a n d neckl a�e by th e Of Honor At Dinner TU•SDAY .,,ii WIDNISDAY l Pl a in s with Mr. a nd Mrs. Delph club a nd a ha n dke r ch1ef shower da ugh ter, Pri scilla of Hollywood, 1 G·1k r Mld dl M ·9 J M rs : Grover Erb was gueat . FAMILY NIGHTI · . rs a . r M of guests e r e w ., a fl the n o lm i f A members. the by M d n ker ar P ;hd ay s O,e'>;{r ted T� y ce e ho nor at a birthday din ne r given · J a mes Souders Thur sday, st mass of Rev. Father J oh n fir d an Reuter Tom r 1 r Ka L · � - Joa n Fontaine Gnmt Car n(• eush 1111 d ",, r. 8"ea ch v ser mg y . · · ' Thursday eve n i n g by her d 11ugh- 1 ��Jch ar d Karr Jr., were m · w ash · W I P�el w18 sho wn by M rs' Paul "SUSPICION" home ma de Ice crea m a nd c a ke. M r . and Mrs. J ack Wa lters an d ter, Mrs. Don Rea, at her h ome - also Mr. 1md M rli. Da n Haym a n are 111gton, Ind., Tb ursd a y . to a Uend Case · J I children, St ev e a nd J a ck re t urned in Mi n ersville. o r thc i r u ncle , - lanct Leigh n Wayne Joh v acc1 lionlng in Michiga n and t�e funera l A shor t busi ness se ssi on w as to Columbu s Thursday aft er a the, honored Prese11t were Cha r l eA Jones. Pit()!"' ".JET Can ad a. . con d ucted by Mn. Biron a nd re- v isit with Mr. an d M rs. Guy W a l- gueii;t and Mr. Erb, M iss Ka thy Mr. an d Mr_s . L. . �- P a rfitt of (Tedmi oolor) M r , ;in d M rs. Ga ry Sell er, a nd ports or the secre tary a nd trea • lers a nd other rel a tives. Also Faulk ner o f Spri n gfield, the hosts I chlld ren , GrovePQrt, spent the Cha rlest_o� ar� ived ,Frl da y eve n lng s u rer were gi ven and orflc ers visiting the Wa l ters are Mr. a �d and daugh ters Rev a and Donna. , fo r a Vllll l wi rh h ui parents, M r. week en d w ith Mr. a n d Ml"B. W.a rd of tll e club reported o n the Ca - · Mrs . Richar d Walt ers an d c h 1l ­ Sa yrc en d M r . an d Mrs, H erm a n and Mrs; E� ward P arfitt. . thollc women's conve n tion held dren, Cheri and Ricky. Both Ja ck Mrs. C a ll!e Log an of n ea r Flora Wolfe . I wa s t he Frid a y gucSl 01 Mr. an d J u ne 22 at the St. John 's Vian ney a nd Richard are on v a ca tlon fro m Mr. and Mrs . Ver ne Watt enon their tmployme nt w ith the LenSemll\a ry at Bloomi ngdal e. spenl la st Thursday with her sls- Mn. Dwight Logan an d ,ion , h.q_c k The next mee ting will be held nox Furn ace Co., i n Columbus. te r wh o ia very ill a l Vincent. 1 Sp� ina:a Ro ad. Mr. and Mn. Ern est Jones a n d Thursday, August 11 a n d M rs. 1· 1 Mr. and Mn. Dona ld Wolfe an d Wllll a m Wur ner a nd fa mily Casci, vice pre s id ent, will pre- ch i ldren, , carol Jea� a nd Ken n e t h da ughte r Ja ni ce s pe n t t he k lrave relUr ned home from a vaca - aid e at the meetlnlils t he rem11.in- came Friday eve nm1 to s pe �d 'IW!'e e n d w lth !"r . a nd Mn. Solon Bu t- I the h oliday wee kend with Miss , der of the year . lion a t Naples, Fl a .. , che r i n Clevel and . Jea n Lama. ________ · 1, Mr. a n d Mrs. Charl es G r Jmm nicha rd Russcl1 of Sprlngfleld Mr. and M rs . Ho�rd Nei,:l er anrl children 11toppc d at the ir l a st n ight to join his f a mme a c and M r . a nd Mrs . George Nelgle r pne n lll' homes, M r. sn d Mr■. O na ve been visiting her who ily M nd a vlelt r i et ta H erman Warner , Pome roy and rhtldre n a ed i n and Mrs . L. w. Wal, Mr. ts. n re a p I Mr. a nd M rs. 1:J a r ry Grimm, Mason Vi11�0 Su n day. eSCfl l"'\L • . k James , er the pa st week. Mrs . Mr. a nd Mrs. Sam Cu rt is or I a nd to see th eir Grandfa t her John- , W a lker who has been co nfined ' Nuionwide'1 low-cott SENIOR ClTIZl!N Policy. for me�n Columb1111 spent the wee kend wi t h son, M11son, two nia,:hts and II day U ecause of Ill ness al so visited w i th h and women oVer age 65, offen broad awenge • , , liberal h_is � arents , M r . a nd Mr.s. H a rry on their w11 y to a vac a tion ln . � , and it's guarant� renewable. Pronct1 for your btnefit1 th Th e Wa lk er family yesterday. e Enterprise 4-H Club with Curtis. Ca na d a . entire lift! For ttal peace of mind, fill out coupon below: advis ors Mrs. Dw ii:hl Log an a n d Miss Billy McA tee of Toledo Mr. and Mrs. Horner JHc11ud Mr. a nd Mrs . Lre .J a ck s on and Mrs. Hcrb�rl Dix.on met Thu rsd ay w ho vls_lted la.!it week_ with he r I w1n1 1he facet oa fOllr SENIOR CJTIZ!N Policy, vis ited Mr. e nd Mrs . Fau n H a l sey dau�hle r I.Jnda rel u rn c> d to the ir a fte rnoon i n the baseme nt of the bro the r-a n-law Jnd BIHter, Mr. obliaa1ioo. No n ua d d n a t Eggar nd a l o R . s Mr a . d Church EUB ay. nd Su ins a Pl Tuppers t a home In L'h illm)thc a fk r .11pe nd. Da�lCll(' �nulh presl o ed at t he ght er , Sharo n , returned home I Mr. a nd M rs. Charl es Se lsN ' J n ,g two week s with ht•r mother meeting Whl("h ope ned wit h the Monde.y. Sha�o n went with her I and l"h i ldl'f'n, John stown , .!! pent I Mn. Sybll Mlle�. NAM!!______________ pledge n . t 4-H d visi an � r ffog fo t au the to pledge • g l C r H ! hf' weeken d with Mr. and Mrs. , o u rn ow a rd llu h 11, Mrs. ADD>REl"-----------:-�-Mrs. :W111Jan:1 W . . F ord of _ Col­ r.ro v l'r Sal�er and M r . an d Mi!!. , bu � w a� H n ov t> r ni g ht g ue s l or Darle n e tol d ol her trip to Camp ' ---_ Ohio. Lind a Fay e Starc her wa s umbus ls vialtmg with her sis ter, Pearl Ma rtin. aTYc___...c..___.;a.;NL...ST•TE� Mn'. �o ne Curt is. club The n I e hom her t a Boke L. M. reporter. 1\tra. 11�w1 at11c� n · n � f' k Gul!'s1� of Mr. and M r s. Frrd cv la d Mrs. Ma rga re t K kl , Cl Mrs. the Sou d ers apartment . MAIL 10. C ad le are thci: son an d daugh • ' spe nt lhe week end wi 1 h her mt.1 co nstilut1o n prepared by . �r. and Mrs. Harold Hmkle and Dixo n and Mrs. Ja mes Hall was lcr-in-la w Mr . a nd Mrs. George th er Mrs. Ma ggie H ar r is . Strobush o r Jefreno n , W is. They Ma ry r. ru ce s t obar t of C o ! ti m- re ad by Kar�n Walker ' and pro- chil dren and Mr. and Mra. Ro­ 1 1 5 1. 1n.i .,_ berl Morris a nd childre n pl an to all v lalted Mr. Ca dle's mother, a t 1 bus spent th r we P kend w ith her Ject books we re ch eck ed. I WY•2·2..0 ,t,.,. am n ve o g the for Lake b oda t t a were dln o • t n a Atte Alma o Dt1r1b11r Sunday, i:: y mothe r M rs . Wm. J l ysr ll . otllo Pemero,. ,.__ • � �rv.w nn A h t Ru �all, ita n A nd Mr , and Mrs , Pe.11rl CalhrP-a t h d H c Rlwa' i1.� g � a d ee thr trip, g n campi a e y s 1 , u ell Mr . nd Mr , uaan tz n Be Mrs. Thor Olson of At he ns waa S and g ra n dso n , Seat tl" , Wa1h. , a nd children, Marietta. sprnt the Brothen, M a rjori e IIAYIONIIIN lll'IUAL INIVUJICI CtlPMY • ... lftlll. CM•8U� tllt a nd Mrs. A nna b urton a nd g ran d weeke n d with their parrn ls , Milo DiKOll and M a ry Kathryn Stuch- t� e overnigh t gue st of Mrs. J a me.11 u, The noxt m eeti ng wlll be Souders Thursday, ,mn of Pomeroy were Su nday a fter ; Hho a de s a u d Joh n Beutz, Rev. Howard Ruppelt spent held 011 Friday, Jul)' 7 al 1 :30. noon call er, of Mr .11 n d Mrs . T. 1 Fr iday i n Columbus a t the PresMr s. Ma rgaret H oudashcll spC'11t G. Hilldore an d da�1 hter Don na . j ------byterlan Sy nod on busi ness. Do nna H llldore an d Mary A. Su nday w ith Mr. an d Mn. Otto M rs. Ch arles Burdette and 10n , ) Nease were bu1lne11 v i1ltors i n Loh n , Pomeroy. t Mr s. Flo All w l n e 1111d daui;:hter Ch,rlcs and Mn. Emenon Jones At hen ■, Sa t urd ay. a nd d a ughter Barbara were in Pt. Mr. and Mra. Fra ncis Morris M rs. Evely n Trleb, Columbu� rrand Mn. ChrlaUne Like a nd aon turned home Su n day ■ Hei· spend1 I Pleasa nt Friday. In g last week wl th her sister Bill spent Monday I n Mnielt a . NA.Ml OMlnlD Mr. a nd Mn. Crltt Bradford or Mn. f'. �. Du nn . I . Evelyn Rouah, Columhu s la vHI •� Folm er waa welcomed H wor thlnato n al)ent 1everal days In lhe list of thGN 1ttendi n 1 a � me mber when the Cub the W ildwood Garden Club meet· with Mr. a nd Mr,. A. c. Bradford I itina: her fa ther Dale Housh. n di n g tltis Seoul. of Den Two, Pack 248 met Ing on Wednelday evening, the spe Ray Frank Is and ape nt Frid ay 1t Reedy, w. j week wlth his uncle and aunt, Mr wJtb, Lhe de n mot he rs, Mrs. name of Mn. Christy Bier waa Va., on buatneai, M r . and Mn. Charles Bee1le, and Mra. Crltt Bradford of W'Qr- Dwllbt Loga n an d Mrs. 1 Vernon unt ntentJonall)i orpi tted. 1 Enm, Wed neaday afternoon a t .. -· Columbua ape n t thr th lng ton. n Chuckle o R Sprlnp el. Don na Hlll dore wss th,;i Sunrlay Uur Loga n home. :',�kend wlt'h relative,. Mrs. 111• M.l Slmpaon a<'comp■ n led them di nner j:CUest of M r . 11�d Mrs. Road . A 1ho rt meeting waa h eId whi ch ,: I Don Ncaae a t Pla n ts. home to e�nd a week Overnight guests or M r. 11.:-iit opened with the fl at CM"ernony 1 Guea ta of Mr, and Mr■ . Wal ter I p Stti wart were Paul Stew ar t, Clar k■ ; Mrs. Raymond He n slc-r were9"!1.f . and clrsed wit h the living circle , .[ burg, Mr. a nd Mn. JamH Ste- and Mrs , Glen Rhoades and chi\ - after -whit� a party waa held hon• wart, d1u�hter Ellen. S teubenvllle dren . a n d attended the Hill rr.- 1 orln& Mike You ns on, his birth- , Mr. and Mn, Jr. Stewart , Belle. uni on at Porlland Pa r k Sundny. da)'. - I G1me1 w�re playeel an d 1ce - - - -� cream and cake- w,re served by Mn. Loga n to tht; boriored ljlUest Mix Folmer, Chuck Bartels. Keith Eva ns, Michae l BOllll, Llny Wal• ker, M i ke Carleton, $klppy Lo1a n , , Plll'-'O tD,.Uft Michael St lll, Mn. · Enn 1 and · one e:uest, Karen Walker. 1 VOL e n t1 n e a1 \l'EATIIER • I \• a rd, M r . , nd Mr,. Ch, r le, E•w a. nd childrrn, Pat and Bren da vJs. 1ted Izst wee kend w1· th M r. a n d M rs. tonley Ed wuds in Corn ing. M r s. Cl ara Staa ts h as moved fr om Pt. Ple1:!lla nt in to her n e w Broadway next tra iler ho me dti to the home of her s on Ea rl Robi nson .a nd fa mily. Mn. Ch arles K. .A DRESS from the L&1Ty .Aldrich .l&te aprtnr and 1um• · met collection USN black .Uk 1 ' ma• ••Wt I , e ly Uol!Od ,._ lo-io,.,,1 Hhrtland" -·-·· ... .......... In 1 124 lty JoMpt. AJPdln, 1n 1119' Ulh brlckla-,.r who It by ml•lnt .-.,loue "'1k>nt of time, ■lllca,, Iron and •lumlne. tt. ca;IIN tt '",orttend'• ._... it ,.. MmblN 1,ten. 41Uarrlfd _, th• 111• ., Portl•nd. •• The reu n ion usu::!!y The Bi-Mon thly Ca nasta Club yea1 ir met .at the Marti n Re�taLtra n t Augu.a:t was h eld t his tht I Ju ne a rry Baker left L a.s Thursday ev eni n g for a 6.30 dmowing day for Fort Kn ox, Ky., I foll ner. where he will serve with the U. the din n er the Following S. Army. group adjou.r n ed to the home of , _ _ _ ::-:--=:-:::---:- -:;- --:cc Mrs. Al bert MarU n, Cond or St. , INPIANAPOLIS, Ind . UPI­ for a n even i n g of games . Wm11er1i Veteri n ari an& wlll rec1!'ive in a were Mrs. Eug en e Triplett, M rs . fr w d t1)' s an anti�ist cmper vac• Sidn ey Spen cer. Mrs. Don ald Mc -, cine for d Og1 which i8 produced Ken zie who a lso won the door hy th , sam e basic meth od u sed prize and Mni. Ho war d Lo!!11n. j in maki ng Salk polio v acci ne, Pit­ Mrs. John Beaver a nd Mrs. Rich• ma n-Moo« Co., anno unced tod a y. ard Finlaw each received gifts / �---·•·---------• • 1 fr om their secret pals. . Nlafftf 1..,., c.rtooll A Refrest-n ents were se r · ""d by th, h oste.. lo lhe .•bov e n amed and Mr s. Cbules Riffle. • M•llll•liil ii ..,. - lto ., .\til :U.(� . t1. ,' . By FREDDIE HOUDASi-;::LT i :• Jou•,.... a -.ilewcome,i Cards• A tt-�rwards Ab.out Middleoort 1 I .. -s· I Met F•Or o:nn.er, ---------. ,,--Around And - -- ' Culll'm ! , Mr.ti. D.in \�'C':\L Mr!, . Ar11•1!·.I Sn o wde n, M:-s. CI L 1 1 or d L('1fhc 1.1. 'oln. Edgar A hb ..i_l l . .� !ri, Hoy Gr1 . .:ser, !t_irs . 1 1 :ir�.d Uladss1u11, )h s. William lt;idtord, Ji'.ly H a dfo:-d a n d Mr s. Dorcs Arno1J. A f ter t h l' J1011ore,I ;:acs l opcn r-d her rifts. rdrcit h · · cnti. wr.re se rv - I ,.. c a ml M rs. c d 1, . I1111>c named <hni v k.l'. M iss A l ic!.' Eul e r , · Wilbu r 1311i . " rs. I,rw1� r uru(':;c r. M r.,;. H arry Leon ard. Patty ilnd J a n e t Ar n o ld , Ruth Ann D.iiley, M a r y M�Afce, Mn , John Erwin , M rs. Hu g h -- -- - - -· B1-• M OnfhlY ClUb. The ann ual hm ilJ reu nion of the Seldo n E. Baker Sr. family wu held on Sun�1y, June 21S, at th e home of Mr, Ind M�a. Seld on Ba ker Jr., at Laurel C.,tff, Pomeroy. 1 Those at\endln.g were Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Baker Sr., Mr. a nd Baker Jr., an d daugh t.en Martba I a nd Linda, M r _ a nd Mn. J im Jett and Larry Baker a ll of PomSyra cuae: ero,: Norma Rouah, Mr. and Mn. Watter Baker, childre n . David, Rodney and Deann a 01 Cald well , o. I MEIGS COUNTY SQUADRON 202 Ura Swisher'• t'leld - RI. 554 - I mtte W . I Youth of the Midd l eport Ch urch of C h rist are preparing to attend at Hillsboro this s umm er camp mo n th. The Middleport group will Week, July a uen d I n terme d iate 24 - 30. Pl.an n ing to a ttend th e Butl er Spring:1 Christi a n Assembly are ca r ol Sc ott, Ju dy Wil de rmuth, Carolyn Sear les, Judy Ma rtin. Car­ oly n N i<'holson, Susie Neulzlinii;, Susie Slater. Joy Boggs, Marth a N1chulson, Ch · istinc Bahr, Lynn n:rni!.'ls, lil' v l!rly Cun d iff, N eda Bradfo rd, Jl' n ni ft" r Da niels, N ar11a Fro.st ar-d Ca rl Lefever . Mn. Pearl P h ill ips e ntertai n• ed with a famib di nner Thuncby at h er hom e in M ine nville, Prese n t were Mines Ruth and Cha r lest on ; Elizabeth Mdn toah, Mrs, Bo b McIn tosh, M aso n ; Mrs. Raym ond Fischer, Pomeroy, Mr . Mrs. a nd Mrs. Otto Harlenba ch, Mrs. Charle• Adolph Grueser, Grueser and son Jon , Mrs . Wllli a m Russell a nd son Ted a n d Bob 6ru eser all of M inersv ill e . Now You Know Annual Family Reunion Held At Baler Home Family Di.,.,.er l• Given In Miner,ville but DEA'l1i TAKES NO -HOLlOAY - For sev �n persons involved · in a freak accldenf ·north of Spring Green, \Ylscoosin , this car was a coff in. Richard Meisler of Beloit and his six chil­ ' FIRE RAZES CANADIAN l'..�ilBER PLA NT - Firemen move in close to lames dren wi:,e •�lll!!d whe n a runaway trailer cur. ylne t,,o horses hit their car . . The National (lower f left) at_ helg1it of $2,000, 000 blaztj II a lumber produclil Safety Council predicted that 370 might die o . n · tfie lughways during the 78-hour wee�-end, plant. Eight firemen were bospital­ but tJiis lol4J Wlis. certain lo be surpassed as 34 6 deaths were recorded by I o'clock, July 4th. lZed W1lb heat pnistratlon as a rauil of the bl a,.e whieb raged for over 2 hours before 200 ' ftrem en brought lt under controlj The Vanco u ver, B. C. , fire was the worst in 33 years. . Hig�war Slaughter Soars Above 425 In Worst Charge DiSalle Holiday Weekend Rec;otded In United States Usin P� A a, g t s St•ppm · • g StOfte u.1..., ...... lot•mallon■I The Dltldh'•· tnffJc death toll aoared •bovt· the t-20 m ark today to an 111:utn-e -ftlgh for a three-day 1'"'o unb of July week en d and th e overall d hollfify Ylol ent death toll reache 700. Motorlsl.8 bent on holiday fun . killed them�lves, th eir families & nd fell w, ncation ei·s al a clip of al.most ti� ,II) hour. The National Saf�ty CoUD1ril called th e ala ughter on " the high way "appa l. ling and shockillg." A Unlted Presa· Internationa l count 1h0Wed th'at at leas t 427 per10n1 wen, , kl�ed Ip . tr�l!ic ac<i denta between 8 p. ·m. Friday a nd , t 1 �=�a;i:. �her. . �oefck•la /<li4,n ov01an loll I of 700: · · · - - · · · ' ' ,. • Callforl\i ■ counted 3! hiehway d eatha. Ob io wu close behin d . w ith 30. N ew Yort. recorded m, Texu 23, Wi11conain 20, North I Carolln■ · 18, a nd Georgia a nd Mleblgao 16 el(:h. Only Alaska D elaware a nd New Hampsb irJ reli()rted no traf- !:•t:f:::!'!1�j;'.j "!: fie fotaiitiea. 1 •v oid who1...1 , blood•hed on i ts Male• u,..,.. PIN pub!ie highways when it celeThe safety cou n ci l pltaded for br.etes a na tiona l hoJidJi:Y," a emen:en cy adion to e'nd "whole- cou ncil spokesman said. sa l e bloodshed" · o n the 'hig hw ays "The N ationa l sarety · council --every diy and particularly on be lieves. , public officials and all holi days. others ded icate d to safer h i ghw ays "It is tragica lly i ronic th at a I ni ust act a nd a ct rast in an i nnation dedicat�d to avoiding I creased effort to redu�e th is bloods h ed on the ba t tlefield ap .· h ighway '!laue:h te r _ n ot only on parently cani'lot · fi n d a way to I holidiyll but every day," be sa id . _ --- --- - - _ ___ . II prest"den1·Ia HeaIth Dragged" . N ·, �.n B (. m n ----=--,--:---=:. Ofk Started· . . in,r Sun On RIS Road fn Mason --,, The West Virginia State Road Commission ann ou n ced that work hll!t st.lr ted o n secondary Route 33-2 in Mason County, Rlsing Sun Road , from Ju n ction of Secondary Route 60 to Junction of Secondary Route 33-18, a dlstance of three m iles. The work will Include widenJn g in1t1llin, additional drainage and st abi lizing. Th e project Js expected to be completed by Lbe firat of November. has M eanwhile, State Road Commi11ioner Patrick C. Graney a contra ct bu bee n awarded to the Company, Hay nea ConatrucUon 1 ne., IDd Sa va'. Co n.tructio• Comp.ny, In c., oI Blue Iield, W. V a., Ior 111ding , d rain lng and •·hton � the 411 • •20 miles· w pa vi•• ,,. •·"' Upla nd Bo•d on Seeondary Route• 41 ln )!uon Co\lnty. The auccelllful bid Wat for ftN,008. The work waa one of three �gular Federal-Aid projec t■ in the state announced by Gran ey. 0th• en w� in Gnenbrier and Tyler nuautied bids Coun ties. Loweat , r eceived tor those three proj ects and three Sla te project■ totaled $1 620 246·f8 ' · ' Hovatter Fined $5, Costs In Local Court Gary Hovatter, Middleport, was tlned $5 and cost s wl th the costs beirtf suspended Saturday ni&h t . The case w11111 hPard ht Mayor Ch•rles Leg1r'1 cow't followin1 1 reek.leas operation cbarljle by the Pomeroy police department. la another case William Reeves forfeited a 115 bond. I t·. o Democ·ratJC . o t ons .Issue- "•'1ilt�_ll;jljWi!e-o.r: l I I I Lone Star State Has p"-ndd1'date fOf fesi ency froffl oumey T0 esl '-AJ3St I On Sentembero.18th · I I .·Junk' etmtr Khrush . en, Gets· · h T' . es ' JC _ ev c . kl Childr. C, _ · Growmg . annth In Austnan Villa Return In . . ,· ge O play.I • w lMLAU, Au,trts UPI - A ing bablea and ln•llln,t ....,body he posed tor phologriphen. ful Soviet Premier Nlttt.a Kbru■h• to visit' Ruasia. 'H e au togtsphed 8 riumber of chev, 1Ucking out his tongue at Hb hea lth, thla corespondent illustrated pnst caNb: carrying chi ldren and Jovially banding out , was told, is "perfect." �•1 hope you .pictures _0( the 'Motcow untverSputnik plna, dropped · in Qn this feel H well itnce you arc much aJt y pkt lltts<tu e villa1e today, · )'ou nger," h e Joked. w1a a n u n sch e duled •top tn Jt "Life Is very dtlficttlt for reThe popular rftcUon has -bea tour marked by a noticeable portera wh o cannot r un , u fut come i�y" wlrriier alnce .lncreut in warmth for tbe visit• 11 be does," thil c�apondent Xh��\iel" · WH ' J_n Vi(llr.1, resighed. Khrushchev mn.Uld brqht- lieatin, lhe experience■ of other in,: RUllian lead er. ' H� i1 thll Salzadi valle,Y yil , )y. ' We1terp countries d urtpg Khn.labll&e, KhruahcbtY. •tuded - on ttie He then �anded out Sputnik pint cbev•1 tour. Jn m1DJ vllla1e1 ,� �'11] Uncle Nikita ibarm.1 , !halt- W cbJldrep and _ . b�'- �Udi , � � . •�� •� , IJ"O� .f>/, peo I ,_' ;_� � � � �� & tongue out pla)llully at them , 'l'he_'!, , pie wav!Ji� flaa,� &It(! - �:''• .. ' Pol\'"· -· I · I . entral En'1inetr r,-- Boney Mitchell Died Monday Baseball Gone Astr:ay Blamed In Accident The most serlous acclden t over t he long holiday week end i n Meigs Cou n ty wai an un uaual one in Racint, , l\fopday, _ when a bas eball t h rown at a "'du nking ma chine" d 1 y �:� 1:r.: /l.��t:�he t.:=,u;:.� turln1 her. ...... Her cond ltiori today was reported 1'aa good · u ca n be expected " from ,lloli,er l:loapttal where she was: taken by th e Raci ne emerge ncy aquad. She was In surgery one hour. Accordlnt to ohleners, Miss NeaH, dJ ughler or Mr. and Mrs . Don Nease, was In Une of the fli!l ht of a ball that mi ued the backstop frame of • d u ntinJ" rna�hlne near the , btlJ& . ldlOOI, IUJ,a Nease is .i -.pho.,.re al Ol!lo lr!llve,l'illf. · l'\;mon Oatlef., I . .funeral services for B�ey �tchell, who died Monday af. ten,ioon at Holzer Hosp1�J , Will be �eld Thursday at 3:30 P·IA• from the Pomeroy Uruted Method.is� Church. . )4r, �l �chell was on 1l�k leave _I� his Job as New York Central t tme until noon of the �ay o_f the f u erai , w he n lhe emams w1U be Railroad engin eer when be died. �en to the chW: ch! '\a where 1rt1;nda �. s wa a member of the United a�� ma� c� until time o! service, . ne M ethodist Church, Pom�oy �ge .Kwmgs 1s m charge. No. 164, Pomeroy Chapter, No. ho, I ff . R. . �• lf.. ; Bosworth Coun cil No. 4 , Ohio Valley comm� ndery No . 24 8, . The Meigs: County Sh eriff's U.e Yw ln City Shrme Club, the departm en t inveatigated two acci­ Alat;ldin TeJJJp�e. Columbu1, Oliio, denta 1 over the weet end. Both the ·Scolllab Rite , Mason,, a nd lhe 'ffere of a minor nature and no Amertcan �g1on Post 128, teen ey Uffllta �ere made. d e Tba tint 1ccidei;it hap�ned a t =°!,\!� :: ::�w.;�a r!n�� •pproxtmat• 1 a. m. Sunday OD !Mltlvillll Ia hla ·..n., ·Uottrudo· - '1'"1loii- Clllef .11e,- GliiLel! JIJld llr, l e¥(ia1 Cr-■t - Sllllth Mit ehell. Friencla ..i1 ,1 Ma,ot �n McE lhinney exprwed hilf-ton plctup- trucll OWIIOd 1he home. 238 Mulbert1-av, any, � sincere lhanb today to lhe E.lmer s.,re, RD 1, Middleport, --,---.,--- people of Middleport for an acci - driven by hi e . IOJI, .slid in loose ---de nt,iree h olid ay week end, £1_ gravel and overturned. There The Middleport Police Depart- were no injuriet. men t mad.e �n� irrelt a ?d charged The second accident involved II West V1rg1ma man With DWI. Edward Hugart of PL Pleasa nt two vehicle! happened at 1 p. m. posted a $200 appearance bond fol Sunday just off 680 on county road 313 near Tuppen Plai ns. w1_ ng h is arrest Saturda y lo nigh L I Q, II.T l''l' A car driven tiy Non Hartman , He !S to appear i n Ma)'or McElhi nThe Public Utilities f;'qmmlss1on n ey s court Thusday nigh t. RD 1, Lo ng Botto m sli d o n t he of Ohio today approved t be tra ns'Mean while, acting Mayor John grav el road and struck a car dri­ fer of the ....ts, property a nd Zerkle he ard two cases M onda, ven by loe E. Lantz. Coolv ille. business of the Commonwealth morning fin ing two men a total There wu m inor damage to both vehitles. Charles Sa)'re of Telephone Co. of Ohlo to General I of $25 and costs. Telephon e & Electron ics _Corp., acCharle:; H ayes, Mi dd leport, was the Sheriff's department in vesti­ cording to Clare E. Wllli.imt of fined $15 a nd co sts for intox ica- ga ted the accldenl Marion , C omm1Jnwealth's n ew pre- lion an d Charles Sbul et of Rutsiden t. lan d was li ned $10 a n d costs for reckless opera tion. Both charges The Commonw ealth Co ., now 8 were filed by the police departa wh olly owned subsidi ry of GT&E, ment. ________ i s headquartered In Ath�ns. Ohio . Common wealth operate9 m o :r e than 16,000 telephones In 13 south• eastern Oh io excha nges. The company is lCIO per cent dial. The Mell:s Coun ty Sheriff'.s de­ u111 principal exchange■. •� in parlmen t reported a routin e week Athen a, Logan and Mc.Arthur. the end with one arrest and two i n­ eea ts of Athens, Logan add Vfoton vestiga tions. coun ti es rei,pectively. Denver Nu tt, 36, RD I, Reeds­ was: arrealed at 8-:30 p. m. vme, Ulti ma tely, Commonwealth's op­ It was a lignt holiday week end Sa turd ay for intoxica t io n and lod­ erations will be m e rged i nto GT& fo r the Pomeroy Police Depart­ · E's m ajor Ohio subsldi•r)\ Gen­ men t with only on e a rrest being ged i n the coun ty jail, Ja me5 �t., M iddl eport, Part ng, 23, Bi eral T�lephone C o. of Ohio. Th e reported. i ck ed-up Su nd ay. at 7 p. m. p wH ta tter currently operates in 70 of Jack Darrell Gh ee , 327 W. Ohio's: 88 coun ti es, sE!rwn,g about 3rd St., was free on a $130 ap­ and held for investi aa tion. The sheriff's d epartm en t aJso 210,000 tel ephones, pearance bo nd today followi ng I nvestiga te d I shooting accident his arrest Sa turday n ight by the M on day in voJvl ng James R. Cun­ Williams, pres ident of Genera l departm en t He is charged wit h diff, 21, of Charleston, W. Va. 11( Ohio, also is th e new· prealdent aaaaU.Jt and batte ry, re si.111ing ar­ Cu ndiff accideatally shot h im­ or the Commonwea lth · compa ny. H. rest, a nd disturbing the peace self il1 t he left foot with a .22 C. Slusher of Athens , formerly He 11 cali bre rifle Monday afternoon at while under i n toxica ti on. ,chief of Commonwealth, will sene sc hed uled lo appear i n Mayor Le­ Portla nd. Th e accid ent o�curred • :vke presiden t of Common­ gar's court tonight, at 3:20 and he was ta ken to the weaJ&b, Two run-aways from the Uni on Meigs G ene ral Ho.pita! by pri­ Miss ion in Charlesto n, W. Va., vate au to. were picked up Sa turday nigh t He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. at 10:30 by the Pomeroy Police Glenn Cu ndiff .of Syracus e. Depa rtment and were tur ned over J. Edward Folhr. calhlff of to officia ls of the mission Sunday. Squad Gives Aid To th• Fumert, Bank & Savlnd■ Co,. Heaped In ju ry today et C Lawn .Mower Victim itations Issued For 12:20 p. m. whtn hi• 1955 Th e Middleport F ire Departm en t Chov,olot wH 1t,vck In th■ Two By Stale Patrol e merge ncy u nit was ca lled out at right rur br • truck owntcl by The State High way Patrol has 5:55 p. m. Mo nday to the hom e a( tlM Goltvl•ln Coal Co., drlffn repor ted Je rr y C. Ward; 64, 208 Cannel Jewett, Ra ilroad-st, when by Speun,. 36, Loni BotBeech St., Middl eport, arrested Mr. Jewett caugh t h is foo t under fem,, Porn•ro, P•tra!men O.wid for a f a ili n g to ohey a traffic a power law n mower. Goodwin _ 11ld Fo1t.r had .top. in Gallipolis s igna l and cited He was given rirAt a id for a Pff In traffic to permit anMu n icipal court tonig ht. severely lacerated right loot a nd other cer to m■h a Ifft h.■ ncl I Robert R. Smith, 18, was cited take n t o Meigs Gene ral Hospital turn. Dame.. •• hNwy to both for h avi ng no muffler an d is to tor treatm ent. The Injury to b is vehlcle1,, go to M eigs Coun ty co urt July 16. foot was 'localed a bout the toes. --- ----,-- -- Two Accidents lnvesh•gated Over "'eekend . . ef, Mayor' Chi Say 11ianks' may I TO Midd}eport I.; \AJfflmOftWeaJth'S Assets Moved TO b ' . Corp. . A Kennedy nswers Tr11man, "''on't Qw't Dem Race rk}aftd Ba k ·· • '·" •iJ Brow.11, who served ll days 118 ,governor Of OhJo, baaed h is, o g cha e ,p. a 00 < ststem e l of R I . . :w uha m F. Miller,.. I Ne w York State Republican, who sa id last week thaL DiSoil< will b colne llll.ll.CI secrelary of commerce i f e Ken. LOS AN GELES (UPI) - Polltlcal_ agents of Se�, J�hn F. n •z.�.-:.�:=� imu, of Ken!lffi -•,nd Lyndon B. �ohnson di'altfle<I the _b_llilt_b ·• io i vemor 10 .today Into the 1>re�velll1on conl"81 · of tllese t wo rl\\lls for -Pldlll··1 . . l)l,spectlve ., a P preolthe Democratic presJdeotial nomination. · denua) o·ominee and to adva nce . , , Ke nne dy's conven t iop headquarhis own pen(inaf ·ambition to reyouth, the .f3-ye�r-old Kennedy ten Issu ed a medical report to · turn to '\\laehtna:tohtu back up its statement that the sa id, health an� vigor wel'e need ed A a Kenn y told D ws co nference Ma ssachusette se n ator•, ph,ysi- ed m the White Holf se. And he in New York M onday that he h ad ref e rred to �� illn esses su ered cians had fou nd him "in excellent ff promised no cabinet positions to nt e rec by ,, ent presid · heal th a11d with a normal l i fe exJohnson backers sa id they would a 11¥one. pectan cy.'' ________ By it.a action, the Kenn edy be glad to mat.ch Johneon's m�i • L camp in effect invited Johnaon to cal record �iSl�St �en nedy's hl S• tory of Addison .s disease. do the sa me. --------The he, ltb of ea ndid,Iea has been a political lssue getting in-------., - ff · creased attention sin ce Ure11ident Ei8e�hower c�mpai gned for reelecti on after a 1935 heart attack. \..a It erupted in the Democratic NEW YORK UPI-Sen. Joh n pre-con vention campaip Monday F. Kennedy told the n ation i n j from a remark madci �)' K� nnedy seneral a n d former President l at b is New Yark news �nfere nce WASHINGTON UPI - Senate Tru�an in particul ar. Monday he replfing to_ former President Tru- Democra tic Leader Lyndon JohnWO\lld n ot qult th e race as a presistatem ent .son formally announced today be d ential c I man s a nti-Kennedy andida te because youth• last Sa turd ay. will activ ely seek the' prt-slden tial ful strength, health and vigor . ls An1werl n1 critici s m of hla nomina tion at th e Democratic Naneeded i n the White House. · na I Con vefltion n ext week. -:-: -:, -- --- -t io . The 43-year-old M.assachusetta The Texan told a nCw.S C onferl(j S C Democrat, front ru nner for hi1 e nce : "My n ame will be placed party'1 presiden tial nomination , In nomina tion at the Dentocratlc replie d pdint by point J n a telecon venti on in Los An geles}' ' J l'iSed ne w, conteren ce to the chalHe added some or his support- len ge thrown at h i m Saturday by C' _ WI ers predict a third ballot victory I Truman. ff for him in the Los A ngeles votTo Truman'1 sua: geation th at he i n g. i tep asld e as a cand idate, KenThe Clyde Kirklan d s are home J oh nson sa id he had been un• ne<1.y said , "I d o oot ,·n tend 10 after a three week motor journ ey able up to now· to jump into the s tep aaide at anyo ne 's requ est " th at took th em to the West Coast The senator ,aid he wa, the and back for vi,its to a number race because hie posi tion as maof the n a tlon'a top tour ist a t- Jori ly lea der requi red him to be o n ly cand id ate 10 enter all the · i n Waahingto n. pri maries 1nd had "encou ntered tractions. "Someon• had to tend th• and surveyed every kind of .ba• E nro ll te west t hey traversed ,tor.," ho Nld. zant and oppoalUo n," Kentucky, Tenneqee, Arka naas, ------To Truman '■ auertion that the Texas, Carllbad Cavmia, visi ted conventio n was "pre-arranged" to Juarez, Mexico, Dianeylan d In Lucas Will :fake Wife favor him, Kennedy said, " to the HollyWOOd and wen t northward extent that I have any thing to do lo Wa tso nville , Calif., to visit witlt ll, lt will be an open conMIDDLETOWN, UPI--Je..,... Mrs, K irkland 's parents, Mr. a nd .1 .. conven tion of , verv Lucas, All-America n basketball vention-as e .1 Mrs. Van John aon. our broadly d party is open . e -bas J i r play e Oh , e from marr Stat o will Th ey . returned via Yosem ite "Mr. Truma n reg ards an open Nation al Park, Tioga Pas,, the Ar- M iss Treva Gei b of COiumbus, co nvention as one which studies cades N• IIon · . a1 par k m utah ,' an OSU sophomore, Sept. 18. all the can did4tes-rievie wis their Th e we d ding \\':JU be at the Grand Ju nction, Colo., St. Joseph records--.ind · tll en tak es his adt Cbujl'cb 1.Utherari Hei1Jhts n o Ctrn o M o., an d h me. vice,'' he &aid. Mr. K irklan d is local manager in Columbus fo11 owing Luca•• re----­ Rome, n i Olympics e h t m o fr n tur of the Ohio Power co. wbe:re .he w n, pl ay wJtb the U. S. basketball squad. 60 CARS DERAILID ' COLUMBUS UPI-Se ven cars of LICENSE ISSUED a 60-car N ew York Cel1.tral !rel.h t' A marr ia ge licehs�· W'H · Jasu ed tr ain deraJled here Monday nigh t. thifil m�rn lnJ to J:re drick J.· Ste-. No one was inj ured . .Rail · tral'fic wart, 18, RuUand and Hazel L. reswned today. Stan ley, RD _1, Dexter. I WI 1' � COhUMBUS UPJ· _ St te Rep. Joh n w Brow n <R-Med1'� c cused G�v -· M icbael V- 018 e � 3: · . " � da of au rt n the re den l !!i � � ca �didac/'7 O s:n flJ0hn enn Y D-M s.s . i e ·ehan ge · for the '" ) 0 � ( · prom15e of a ca binet poSl. I New York C Over 425 Americans died on the nation's hllllwrir Meigs countlarts apparently toqk lheir Fourth of July cl01e lo homt>--in Large part-and thereby averted tr,igedy. They went a number of places to dine on a, many different kinds of holiday fare. They ate bearts al Cheehlre, � at Rut, land, chicken barbecue at Racine fish at WilbnUJe and soda pop•by the gallon everywhere. And not a slngh, Meigs county person, according lo official agencies, wu lujured or came home with a car seriously banged up. C ivil Air Patrol officers said in,: crowd Cl aftmloon. Who their C'heshire Bean Di nner drew the bluest crowd in history and pre-pared th,e �1 Nobodr intu1d wu the mOlt 1ucce.uful financial- aay he dkl it hunsel.(. "n •o a ldnd dt �it, ly of all. It i1 the only fundni&i n 1 event sponsored by the thin,: • • • . we Just ■U pif.cW Ill to MML CAP e ach year. roota polierau tville_ .• par, d e ch t wa crowd e lar1 A 1 thick amoq the ade i n Racine a t JO� a, m. that end ed on lhe hi&I ·� tampu1 t wound to •� ••11 . � \Vi.th winning noats Ull!Du nced. frem .ffwt.11ehool lot part tlmJa,h Old timen• memorie.t wen ticbd out tM lay. C. Colli111, Ironton, tab­ by ■eeiq a ahiny J.114 Fard and I neat um CbevrolC ffl prizes d�te W the Republiean tfcket In the "old car" plta1e of the for tcJdl Di strict l"DDll"'llfflli'I So dJd lleJo �parade competiUon . At Rutlan d the .ti.N de part- tr' toned Don Mullen I for Cv111. •alter ment •, Ox Rout drew a tontinu" · -�.(D-Lonemo,). lltdlen Routine Weekend Faced Sheriffs Department One Arrest Put In Books By Pomeroy Police Deadline News I J•"'" Record Reported G,ood, ApprovalSeen �/·E_'· · Pffl4 i:"'..m:!t•::,.i·ft": :'':! mf'betw Keith ZillllHl'lll111, New !l<nhfleld. 0., o- . ■"4 d ri,er of a 191' F lldpd baving the olde,t� ear. Art Cable, Trimble, 0.• dro,e 1be beat rmjar'ed old ear, a ltr'f.llm lined tourta:c Clle'ff'OIM model of the OapPer u,a. The Racine BaPlill C1utnb Ooat "The Hope of the WOl'ld" won lint In tbe noat divuion, ' with the Four Ri•er, Girl Scouts tak.­ ial an:: •• 1M tJte... ....., .nq -ts float third plaee. Other fioat, � entered br the Syraeuse Fire Dep.erl:111ent Aunli■ry, the Radlte 4-B Club and the Racine PTA. At Cb eahi re three and four groups were waitilli for airplane ride.s all day, tboUNn dt attelided the 9:30 p. m. rireworb which was preceded and · followed by squ� danci ng to the 'Dluaic of "Bafhful Benny" and bia orc-ffltn Over 40 pounda of bean■ were mercb.andiaed. The -event wru in clnlr,e or Andraw Lemley, Galli­ polis. Contest winner �: wheel barrow race. LuTy DaUJberty and Larry-· Barnell; Larry S,,,,der and Donnie Tbomaa. Three-legged Ralplt Cole· man and Billy Kalley; Stephen ScoU and Chuct Bradiun'. Gumea hen chase Eldon Stover and Larey Snyder tJae CltcherL jlubble ·gum, Lury Snyder. , �- polr,: f:lo1er watts. 1m nee Pomeroy Mal!· Dies At 80 �unday In �thens F\mehll H"lce■ for Howard I. Stewart, age 80, who died Bu nda, at 4 p.m. at the Athena Slate H• p it.I, wiU Ito held 'l'bu(lday al 2 p.m. 1nim the l!lirioe · ebapeJ. Mr. S-· 'Wff, 11, . .!annF ,1 Carpenter, o., . before iltO'ftng to Pomeroy, where hJa: wife, Lydia, survivet 1t the flmily llonie, 324 E. MIiin-st. He ._ t meinber of the Pocn en,y � 01111<1!. Aho IIUl'Vlvia,J. Ii , • ..... Mn. Edward Snetf.,;d, uid."a ' litother, lll1rvey W. Stewut, bi'lh ol° Chllll­ cothe; tever■ I n iecea Ind nephews, an d l>Mpt Seiple, ll■yto n, who had fllllde hi1 home with the Stew• arta for I DIRllber Gf .•� OllldatJna: will Iii{ 11ev. Ralph Zulldel, and hurld will be ta Betich Gl'Dve .cemeteey. �eude may call at the funeral llome any . · · tne. •,i.;• i ) "� '� STOCKS IIHt•OULAR NEW 1'0RK UPI-Blocia llla1ed an irre1uJu ad;vince 1 mo­ derately active Opetdo1 toclQ'. 1' Dr Sheppard App1·1es For Transfer TO Honor. Cam Stat · . '-� -. p i!lbergeft� • COLUMBUS UPI - Dr. Samuel be approved, since She pJ)llrd'a celle nt." H. Sheppa rd, servi ng a lire term rC!COrd at Oh io Pen i ten tiJ?Y bas The Jonner osteopalhic brai n / surgeon works in the prison hosthe .July be(! n good. in Ohio Peni te ntiar)' for 4, 19&1:, murdel!' of his Wife, hH Meets Standard, p i \111 u a male nurse. He and "Dr. Sa m is eligible for honor four other prisoners sleep r;,ear appl ied lor tral nsfer to an ho nor sta tus , camp, priSOtJ official■ said today, accord ing to o ur ■ta n• the surgery room on 24-h our call. dards," correction comqiissiener Dr. Sam's �Ison record credits Sheppard reqpe ste d a tran� fer Maury c. Kobl entz said./'He b11 him wit h three itema of "excepto t he medi um s'ecurlty correction• asked for no special cori sid eratJon tional aervlce." a l.., !nsti t ytlo n at Marlon, which l a nd has been accorded none," They w ere: hoiiiea 1.400 flnt offenllen a nd id n B. C. SacU W•rde Dr. aa ...:."Effort and' atlll at work In I "better (ype" Pri10nffl, Sam had "e exceptional recm"d the hoaplt.ali 1856. Dr,. Sam rel'be appllcaUoo �141d lo I . . . . hla a<1Ju1<111Di ha beu u. pcirledlJ 11v� IIIOtllor \llhOOllU'• I wa, life by qCllell: · •et.Ion when no J icenaed piu>tlclao was immedi •tely available. -"'Long IIOll!'I �bi bospttat dur• i n& fJ.u ewf�ic, :...._••s1ooc1 dol'i'br· pin,nm-Feb. 3, 1 9671 and Aprif, U.,. lM:" The wtn1en 1111.1.d �- Sam wu 1 volun� paltidput � the SloaQ . � WUtilte'■ cancer reteaftb Pl'Of,ect iQ wbk:b ShepPltd and other PfllOnen were in• · ' , an. '.,• . U!/Mlr, • 1 · iy,�· ,4;�,' ' . , ,,, . �fHE DAilY SENTINEL 2-Dally s,ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., -July 5, 1690 ' • Vlliting: recently wilh Mr . .11.nd Mrs.' Sam Pickens were Mr. and Mrs. David Sm it.h and children, Mn. Shelby Pickens ■ n'd chlldrel'I, Buban, Mr. and Mrs. William Cha· ney and daughter, Albany, and :\1 r. 1nd Mrs. Elmer Pickens a n d chil­ dren of, Letart Falls. Mr. a n d M ra. Way n e Winge t t and Mn. Dora O'Brilln or Shade recently visited with Mr8. Edna Carleton. Mr. a nd Mn. William Zerkle · and Billy and Sandy spent a week end with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil N or­ ri, of Mt. Vernon. ce Gl'UeAer Mr. and Mn'. ' Cla of Neue Settlement�'1'C Suoday a:uem of iib'. an� . Emtnett illt,;telL Barney Menitt h� returned to hY. home in. YaqaeeliJii -.tter a vi&il �i� Mr. and, Kn, � Winebren• Cor,■iemtiog Editorially Meeting The Boss Spokesmen for. retail trade enterprise s are fond of saying that t he consumer is king. That isn't just a felicitous phrnse - it's one of the hard and ineseapable facts of retail life in this intensely competitive world of ours. If you don't believe thLlt. an artica: m the Salurday Evening Post of June 4 will prove enlightening. I t is by the president o! the ni:11· lion's third-largest supermarket chain - aa outrit that operates some 1 400 large modern stores. He writes: " Within the l ast few months I have acquired an important new job. I ring doorbells a·n d talk to housewives. This is, I believe. one of the most vital thin�s I have ever done, although I am 60 years old, have had almost thirty years' rxperit!nce in my business. and I am president of a company that will this year enjoy sales of a·lmost -1 ---- -· Salem Center News Of Week By Mn. I, C. Johntt.n Vil1itors o{ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A1hbum and Mrs. Pharoh John­ son Thursday were Mr. and Mra. Hillard Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Hamp, Mr. anc.l Mra. Chester Johnson and d.a;ugb­ ter, Cheretyn Ann and Mrs. Tracey Tr11.ckl'II, Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Bright visited Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Roush at Morgan CentN, Sunday. &J,rs, �Y1'0Dd Hoffman is ill and her mother-in-la w Mrs. Ml'IVa Healy oi (.1earwater, Fl.i . , is car• In& tor her. I lira. Melvinia JoAoliO,JI j and &rw;ad100 spent Frid(!.)' afte�noon VlslUng Mr5. Bonnie Johnston and t::hUdren. ' lttnry Milam, son or Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Milam was injured re.eently I n a motorcycle accident. Mn. GI ibert Frittwater and children and her mother of Col­ umbu, spent Sa t urday evening w th Callif M1lheoey. Mrt. Fritz. wa t er left Jul)' 4th t. Ger• many to join her hul'b1'h d. She and her thrt"e C'hlldren will leave New York by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Freddle Georii:11 and sons, Ru t land, visited SPt• urday wlth her mother Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell an d Mr. and Mr11. Earl Wright. "'° \. i The Salem Ce n ter Glrl Scouts and Brownle Troop No. UH held thelr weekly meeting al Sal�m Cent r sch ool Frida y eve n ing. It wa■ d�ldad thal the l n terme• dl■te girls would form a ■e ar­ ate troop und e r the lea �II I of Mary Lathe)' a nd Adra '.ft Plan• were made fo r a hiking l ot4 ... . trip. The .wmlor Girl Sc outa remnl n 1 under the leadership of, Rm1e Wrlrht. The Boy Sc out11 held a meetl n g at the school Saturday. T),elr leader Jack Crl1p ts �uffi . clently recovered after hospil all• r.ailon to re1u me his duties. Mr , and Mra. J. C. ,Johnston Jr. ' Ind dlUihten Betty and ' 'J'l'IJd.y spe n t tho past week v!Rlttni Mr. and Mr11. Vlrgll Good and carlng ror Mr11. Good \vhlle die waa ill. They visited Su n ilay wlth Mr. od Mrs. Euaent Jo h n • 1ton before. re t ur n lnC to their �mt In Clevela nd BUI o,rne■ has �n recalled e ·• , " , 1, � ,, • r· ' " ' . I:Z,'. '• .,. DAILY $2.000.000,000." Wh�· does the top man i n a huge organization rin g doorbel ls? The answer is found in another paragraph of the article: " I should have taken up doorbell ringing Jong before 1 did. I t is one of the best ways I know to meet my real boss - ring her doorbell and talk to her. She is the Am erica n housewife. The near. ly S2,000,000,000 we re-,.eive in a year is her money. If she doesn't Uke me or my asiOci• ates or our stores and prod1,1cts, she can and will destroy us.' 1 I t's no trouble a.i, ajl fQ� eo�mers to destroy a store, no matter how. big. All they ha·ve to do ls to walk past i� d()QI' aQd take their trade to a competitor in � nut stre.et or tho next town. Succcsstul reqailen, U3: all branches o! the business, WlOw 'ijlat, and never for­ gel it. to his job al Pe n ce Electric Tuesday. Co. at Columbus. Mr.. Ke th Tyler recen tly re• Ja ck Might who rerenll y suf• tur n ed home after spend.Joa a two fered a heart a t t ack died Mond ay week, vacation wl t h her aon, Mr. night a: H o lzer H o »pital. He a nd Mfl. Lee Tyler in Florida. Mr. and Mn. Willard Walker lea Veli a wife and lwo daughlen. Sunday gut!l!lla of Mr. and Mr&. a nd children 1pent Wednesday in Kenny Knot11 were Mr. and Mrs. {;rilumbus Harry Kn otts, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr, and Mn. Be.rt Smith re­ Gi lliam and Mr. and. Mrs. Wlllard t urned ho.lJle '1°iday, H e from the Walker and children. Veteran1 Ho!p;t.aJ, Plttl1burah a nd Mrs. Phar ob Johnson, Lloyd she rtom Col umbus. He will hive At1hburn and son Larry l�ft Sun­ l o go to lJuntlnj:ton Veteran■ day nlning at Ft. Pierce, Fla. Hospital for checkup,. They will stop at Tennessee to Lloyd Ashburn has gone to Ft. visit hi• 1ister. Pierce. Fla., to aeek work. M rs. Mar1,11r1t Cardillo who le George MMrtin is enj oying his empl oyed at . Delaware ls spend• vacation and he and Dorothy a n d ing a lwo wee.U vacatio n with ch lldren are plannifli a trip to her childre.n and M.r. and M u . Circlevllle to vi1it Mr. and Mrs. ' Ernest Spires and to Columbus to Alva Swlck. Mr. and Mn. Eiater Matheney visit Mr. an d Mrs. Raymond Ca · a nd family of M &nBfleld hu been ton, the n on to London, 0., to vlsiti n e: hlJI father Tom Matheney visit Mr. Martin', 1ister Jean a n d and her parent, at Wilkesville, family. Mr. and Mrs. Estil Johnsto n Mr. and Mrs, Mollahand. They will travel oh to Te n nessee to vlalted Mn Lloyd Ashburn a n d vlsit Mr. and Mn. Charl e s Math­ children Wednesday evening. eney before re t urning to Mans• field. Mr. and Mr1, Bud Janey are the parents of a son born Friday al P.t. Pleaaan t Cll n lc. Mrl!. Freda Duis Is steadily lm provinR: alter being a patient al l lol:ter Ho spital. Mr. and MrK. Llo)'d Smi t h we.re l n Pomeroy on bu1i n es1 Tue,rlay. KLUS M •111 WI ! LW Todoy Rece nt guest& of th e Titus Jufy I Sm ith hmlly were Mr. and Mrs. There will be a meeth1g of the do11ghter11 Corwin Smi t h and otrldal board of the RMCine Me­ Kathy a nd su�a n of Columbus, lhodis t Church Tue1day eveni n g, Ml1111 Pam WIiso n , Mr. ond Mrs. July a, at 7:30 p. m. Ted Smith o r De"ter, Tom Spauld· 'T'he reaular mNilinl of the Ing and Mr. and Mn. Bill Garnes Sl4tera Melg1 Temi,Je Pvthlan • •net daughter� of Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Ge orge Ja n ey will be he ld TUesday, July .6th, at p. m, at the K. of u f� r luill lhcf childre n, Larry, Dallas a nd 7:30 ln Middl e port. George Jr., an d Mr. and Mrs. Oli­ The Ladie& Bible Class of the ver Joh nston or Ashla nd, Ky., Baptist Church of Mlddlepor1 vlftl ted Mr. a n d Mre. Euge ne Jo hn · �'irst will meet at the ho me of Mrs. �tun TuesdRy ev en lnii:. J11ml!1 Murr1y, Grant St., for it11 Orion Roush has been a patie n t re�uliir meeti n 11. at C'lt•veland Clinic. Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES. will M i ke Johnso n und Lanny Ash­ meet I n regular ae811ion nl 7:45 p. hurn Rpe n l Monday night wi t h m. at lhe Masonic Tell'lplc. C'et'II Joh nston. July 6 Thf' congregation of the Mr• 1 The Lidi e, Aid of the St. Paul 1 thodiRt Churrh welcomed their nt•w p11stor llev. Jock Sulcr of Lnt heran Church will have a pic­ nic 111 the Middleport Roadside llcaver Sundny morning. Wednesday, 6:30 p. m. Mr. anti Mn. Dun Tohias a n d Perk. Members of the Jolly Bu nch sons ol Columbus vl�ltrd Mr. Sewing Club wlll meet at the home and Mrs. Willard Walker recent­ of Mn. Nora Mills, al 12:SO p. m. ly From t here they will go to GjllipoMrs. Bo n nle John�ton and dau­ Us for lunch a nd to vh1it intere11tgh t ers vlslled Mrs. Liu;ic Cato n Ina poi nts. lcl' cream soc al, Mlddl eport fi'irfll Presbyteria n Churrh, start• I n � outside the. church, If wuther permih, at 8:30 p. m. Wonhlpful Maater Thom11 W, Bowen ahnounee1 the Pomeroy Lodge No. 164, F&AM wl ll hold I t s rci::ular mo11thly buaine11 meeting al 7:30 p. IJl. There will b8 degree work followed by refreshment,. • The Guild of Grace li:plHcopal Church will meet Wednesday at . 8 p. m. at the Parish ffc)Use wi t h Ml■■ Gr,1ce Horton. Mn. Earl Tl• tu, and Mn. Fra nk Ti t us as hosteases. i Meigs & Mason Coming Events i Birth Anrwunced From We1tfln,IUe, Ohio Mr. and Mn. R oy Hlgalm, Weat­ ervill<\ Ohio, are announcing the birth or a 8 pound 1 1 ounce daughter, Al\11• Mar e, June 24, at Mt. Carmel Hoaplla1, Columbua. Grandpar nt, IN! Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Drak , Pomeroy; Mr. a n d Mn. Thomas Ht11ina, Pt. Pleasant ; and a Kreat arandmoth er, Mrs. Sd· w1rd Humphrey, Roek Sprln111. The Hlqln•• h■ve on" other dauahter, Pamela, •a:� 31it . e i e 7!«. � -1'= Syracuse Society Events &r Ad• Slade Responsive reading of the: "B,at­ itudes" opened the June meeilna: of the Star Clasli of the Pff,lbyer­ ian Church when it met itL the church annex Tuesday evening, June 28 with the pre»ident, MIQ Frankie Mumaw, presid.in•. Roll call wae answered wlth a Bible ver,e. 'l'rta1urer'11 report waa giv­ en by Mn. Daisy Duckworth and Mrs. Ad.u Slack con ducted a Bible questio n seBSlo n . Prese nt were Min Mumaw, Mrti. Duckworth, Mrs. Elizabeth Quick, Mn. Slack nd Mrs, Mayme Holmes. Helpers at the Firem n's Fair spo nsored by the Ladies Auxil iary were: Firemen�Woodrow Hen• drix, Franklin Hendrix, Malcolm Guinlher, Bill H udson and Troy Zwilling. Ju n ior Firemen - Earl Hendrix, Roger Slacl:, Marlon Stowe, Dave Hendrix, Eddie MOOlje Bobby Willis and Bill Moore. Atix­ Uiary-Phyllit Hendr1', Erume­ H nc He ndrix, Sylvia Zwlllin&:, Ada Slack, Evely n M oore, Ann Lee Wal­ ki ns, CreHe Je n kins, Jane Teaford Ja n ice Teaford, M ildred Hudson, Carrie Sincl1tir and Agnes White. Kathryn Crow conducted a pro­ gram on Thursday evening. Pro• ceeds from the a!fair amounted to $22 5. Mr. and Mn. Royal Thoma! spent several days in La n {'aster wilh the ir daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. Raym ond MIiler. They were accompanied horn& by thelr grandchildron, Marilyn, Sydney and Thomaa Miller. ' Mre. Philip Ki nzel a nd l!(iss El li• abe t h M(!rrllt of Mt. Alt o , W. Va. end Mr. and Mrs. Iva n Allison a nd gra n dson , Philip, or Ni tro, were Su nday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wi nebrenner ond G ordon . Hoy Quillen of Folla nsbee, W. Va., recently vlalled hhi 11is�er, Mrs. Mollie Guinther. Mr. and Mn. Ge orge McCoy, Brcnd11 Lyn n, Kenneth, Stanlt"y and Scott, Elillt Liverpool , were week e nd gueata or Mr . .and Mr11. Lige Shields. Sunday they and Mr. e Birth I, Announced .4& lndianapoli, Mr. and Mn. o. R. U,rth LIVI NG ROOM KITCll'IEN II'• .,.,. Ill a w•ek of ac�lipt: at A4Jle.n, recently. Mn. Jo�N an� Kim vuite.d Mr. Qd Mr,. Roy Jo.nes · Jr., Columbus. Mrs, ll■e Yo uel l of Kincade. W. Va., v sited with Ml'I!'. Mollie Guin• the,; recently. Air. and Mrs.. Clay.cl Cunnjngh a.ni and ' children 1pen,i a week with Mr. an(\ Mn. George Armentrout, Poco, W. V1. Mra. Ambrose F11napn attend� the Story•Locliary wedfJing a t the G race Episcopal Church, Po meroy. The groom's mother, M rs. Patriek Lothary, waa a former m usic teacher in the Syracuse sch ool. Mias Pamela Sylvester vlsited friend• In Galllpolls for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clnr� Jr. of. Lancuter spent a few days with his parents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Thoma11 Clark Sr. Mrs. Edith Mat1del) and four chll dreQ 0£ Baltlmore, Md., were rece,nt guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim· mie Eva n s. Mr. and 'Mra. Robert Geb!er and K��i;:J��i::-� i alon1 . · llfFr· J•.� �u ret�ed af• RA_ -� H :,J•lli T� if � SOIT\f tµne. r. , � �:--� tive, � Pe"-y Abl,a, � � � ��· t,wii G:il�qiiol� wit� GilPf.. llfr8 w,-�� 1111'· 1 bara, � 1:JW M{ela� speq& 11e.v•til· - ""._ . � 1 f Mn. Mra. Emmett 'Bartels a ·w th Norma Goo4wi¥.� �rl)J. They spent a Sundt)' hi Hu,Dli�n. wiU,, Mr. Bartel&' brp,Q)er . �­ Mr. and· Jeff�r• 1nd so n, Kenton, weq .iueat.l of,. hi, pertnt&, Mr. and llff. Aldo E. J f• fers, Columbus, Kenton wa1 111 ring bearer for the wedding of a cou1.in of Mr. Jeffera. Another son, Kevin, remalhed here with hl1 aunt, Mn. Harold Smith. . JQry Jane Elthlnjer, student nurse at Camden ' Clark Hospital in Parkersburg, spellt a vacuUo n here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Eichinger. From hare she went le) Lakeland, x;y., for three weeks' schoolina:. o , , '• 1· . e pass k - PublllllH a I "'� llf ., LUS"f: M'ARSRAIL COLLEGE class rln'g or 1930. Infttals nH o n Inside. Rjng is go ld with gree n f emerafj atone and is oh a1 ,old chain. Reward. Finder �,bu:t The Daily Sentlnel. 7 5 3tp' Na-p.aper A..tvertilil'IC beculivll "H:oc:it/lC!:n i8l '. . • :, \ftekJ.11 or ,._ HJ._, "-"= "_,.,--..,..----��-- u :1f r Ol'lle c,p Ph,te.1 DOW. Pll!!.IR! c■U· W'I' NT=t o�t N8' Pl!Je Powell, Rac ne, Rt. 1. F 7 2 3tc t i ole• M01'0II• � a.tWY.s.aw i. -=.in \ ' ., fMI "" ..,� �- s -- , For ·Sale .1 .� '51 FORD V8 2 dt. _,,, Wf' ' can tefer jotr dire atly to tht'.1 I� cal o wner. $1,1�.00. Blaettnars, �meroy. 6·21MSte '118 CHEVROLET Bl,scay,le 3 dr, One ca,eful local ownor. SP'!� lesa Inside and out. Sid. Shift. $1,15915.00. Blaettnafa, fomtro1. 6-29-ffl:c. . 7 2 31 p , ..._'!'-,-- ---: -1 Supphe9 . (fflllli ·. 9d'� alttttlllWO -�:.n....wrrr (9) ' I -1•K•s.• S ! A - 1t61t sl oUfl8IID MOTOI: .· AT , :,i • , ► WHAT KIND A.Ill YOU Are yo u an active member, The kind thllt would be millsed? Or are )'Ou just contetited that you, name is on the list? Do you alUnd the meetings, Mi•1ile with the flock? Or do yo u stay at ho me A n d criticize and knock r Do you take an active p,rt To help the work alol1,1f' Are )'OU satisried to be The kind that just belongs. Do you ever votuntar:lly help, At the guidina: 11tick? Qr ltave the work to just a few, And talk about t he clique? Corne out to the meeti n gs often, �nd help with hand and heart. Don't be ju.at a· member, But take an sctive part. Think this over member, "i'ou kn ow rlgtl t from wrong. Are you an active member, Or do you just belong. _.., S,IVli Z.HJlln, �-... 01,lo .... "'" ......,1 "'1.� "'lbla •c·w;,fl r Mf, "' ii .fll, U 'fODl·'Y I'm, Blaettnar's Poinoroy, i ' county-toWnahip . This w-eek s d1strlbut!on makea • total or '40227,480 1n 1860 auto tag m oney t hat the state bu aent to )ocal governments tbi1 year. In A�ril $34,595 ,833 waa sent to cqu n lle!I and muriidpalltieA. Total sent back last year at thi■ time was 8, 930,340. $3 . ta co ea d oJ� � aa �:::'ea!: ,;:: :;� miles lalit year to 29,303 this year. Township road mileaie has increated from 38,332 i n 1959 to .. I Over ffO "day e as sat9 � co111¥r11NT , '111111 ' • I Al though the cause and cure or m•lliple sclero■ia remain unknown, research was advanced in 43 projeet.s financed b)' grants totaling . $336 ,000 in lDMI, an inuease of 1�% o ver the previou, year, 11tates the Nati onal Multiple Sclerasls Society in its recently released annual report. An additio nal $56 ,000 provided nine y oung post-graduate doct ors with fellowshiPl!l for advanced traini n g and Rtudy in multiple acleros s research. Growth of its: re■eareli program is attributed by the society lo a "deepening concern am ong the, AMerican people., for fhe vic dms of MS. It 18 estimated that al leiM: 500,000 people in the United States are victiml!l of multiple sclerosis and its related illnesllell. Most of them are stricken in the 2o..fO age bracket, men and women with family respon,ibillties, crippied in whet are normally lhe years of peak econo mic producti ll• ity. "The econo mic loss to commu n itiea an perforce to the na tion is huge " states the report. ' i ', . 1 . "'"' _,, I; I i �- I•. . IA." ER FU, R �IT U-1 �•. IIIJ 'J;le llr!� � .. ,. ". __.,.,.. •••i tt.e1 .... f-1.:-=• _ :J wj � ,• • � · Ill lll!IIIIIINII · . ' ,. ..-� • I ' . - � -�-------�!\. ...--,.:•... . : 1 Load .. N r.ut DiSalle Already h Puttinl( Wefoome Out COLUMBUS UPI-Gov. Mlch•el V. DISalle HYI! he is ID posi­ tive that Sen. John II'. Kennedy will gain Demo crat c presidentia l nominition that he already is making plans for him to come to Ohio during the campalp. DISalle, who said Monday he disagreed with ronner president Harry S. Truman that the conven­ ti on le "rigged" tn favor of Kennedy, stood firm In hi, belief that the Massa$m11etta 11enator will be nominated on the first bal­ lot. i Two Divorces Filed I l I I Accordi ng to journal entrys this morni n g, two di vorce cases have bene filed in county Common Pleas Co urt. Belva Faber, Po meroy, has flied petition for div orce fr'Qm Alva Fa­ ber, Syracuse, and Barbara M . Whillock, t t D. 2, lt■cine, a min or, . hss tiled agai nst Dale E. Whitlock, · 204 Lasley .st, Pomeroy, througft a next best friend. In Co11rt Petitiom BAKER and S£YFRIEI your LENNOX dealer l COAl, Oil, GAS FURN ACES ' Ready-Mixed Concrete . l · 1. : f f I ,,.I!! . ........�----• ' Cluoe, ..... .,,•.,., COMPTON Q. . D l i, GAS AIR-CONDITIONING, l -" • I . . . cau. . ... 111 11$ ,� . - -, --, · -.ir IN! H0611S- N�• Ybu i,NJOY THI -�hT, QI' ·, •• i 111·19 JIH .. · . 01 COi! t!qlfll!!nlf fro.., th• ,a, co•• . �I', In ft "'l' pho • . , : Got IJr.(oftdltlonJfl f , hoitt•••- �Ith ctWn■Q otot@4!11• qi based· on aduQI i C�1e ,r:riie��t er ()- C tl EM A II 8-: Admltl•d July I , M1url1ha Ann , Dural, Pome?Oy; Waldo John Bartels, Pomwoy. Dlamtssed July 1: Mn. Earl F. Lockett, Mn. Grover Conlt1y, Cecil 1 NEW ud USIID Dicken, Mrs. Mu tnbom, Mr.a. 1 1 :!:!�. � "Mra. Cheatl!t Watt's, Samuel Car- j penter, Mn. Robert Miller, Con• , nle David, Larr, retty, Sbe l• I Mitche!� John Hite, Mrs. William Phone WY-1-3794 Ouni, art. Walt,, Brotm, Mrs. I Charle& Cornell, Ray mond Swisher POMEROY, ORIO Mr�. Fnn!:cl, Rlle and daughter. - ------ - .·....:.1 ��r••·•·· .................. . � . . ·eer �. Ahead F_or Cure HOLIII( 1Ki11'11AL • iln7■ttie ■ c. e m.p,nttd DIAlli WASHINGTON UPI - A Sen­ ate subcommittee report pictures a big secnient o( delinquent Ameri­ can youths as drug-addicted, crim­ inally oriented llllid pre-occupied wilh 11ex. The Senate group, headed by Sen. Thomlil& Htnnings Jr. (,0M o.), M o nday recommended feder­ al aid t9 the states for training personnel to help combat rising juvenile delinquency. Hennings said in a statement aNompany1ng hUI subcommittee's 12'9-page report that teen • aged ga ng11 con·tributed a "dispropor­ tionate ahare'• of juventle crime. He als o noted a direct correla· tion between ganr membet1hip and the use of ril.ariJu■na. The study e1tim1ted that up to 2 mll llon youths were arrested in �Sl68, and that offenae.a of a quar­ ter of them Were serloua enough to bring them into oourt. Mr. and Mra. Fred Jackson n• tertainoJ With a dinner Mond•Y al their home on Diam ond StNtet in Middleport. Guesu were Mri1. Mary W1t1on, Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Craia Wataol'I of CIP-Veland and Mn. Campbei] Harper and dau11htera, Phoebe and Pauline, Po meroy. Dr. and Mrs. P. E, Stanley: \li11t­ d lio1'�Y with Mr. and Mn. B. J. Schwanel of Alben, at the.lr 1ummer hoDlfl at Hocll:ina:• port Mu. Harry W. Pickens and Mn: P. E. Stanley were bualneu visit• ors in Pt. Pleasant Saturd� afternoon . I At Hioh Rate share of this week', distrlbution U $29,fl4.95. The total sent Ior d.Jstribution among the t oWJ14hlps of this count)' ii $25,397.88. - IOh: B bbl Ca , A Returned Fr<tm Space Oht"o· am 01·e 38::g!" J:::!ty•• lil -} �bli:,��.l-�.;:��� Ch rrh Leader AAks Different In H l'..t rt """'�ff:RYl:'., " R �I• Of � eroslS I IJ� • PERSON LS I • Remegpc h' "--fflJe8 " .,._ Today is Tuesday, July a. the 1 87th' day of the year, with trl'9 more' ln l960. The moon is approaching I'' � full phase. The morning 11tars are Mara, Jupiter and Saturn. The even ing stars are Jupiter and Saturn. On t.his day io history: � WY,2,2143 In 1801, David Farragut, the 0111o rtrst admiral of the U. S. Nevy, was born. In 1804, Frenr:b writer. Georges Sa nd was born. In 1810, Amer lean circus proOOMl'Li:rE . !NSURANCJ: PRO Phinea s teeUon, Lila. Aute, Fire, Pollo. jiijiip:.�,IU!d · "'lho wman Coll' Doti · J,liddlopori, Tajf9i 'llar.num was born . In 1935 , Pre!ll dent Fra nklin De · lano Roosevelt signed the.Natio n.al Labor Relations Act of 1 985 . In 1945, Genera l D ouglH Mac­ Athur announced the libera tion of FOR SALE : 4 · ROOM HOUSE ,nd, the PhUlppine ]elands. lot. Reason!lble. Sbe James· I'n lMI, the English Labor G ov. Knightn ne, . . Antlqulty, Ohio. emment adopted the National 6 30 61:c Health Service Act. We repair aU type\:!.:,:dl· aton, frl" Mter · to the largest.truck or tractor · radiator. lfAlil & V.Alt •i:AND11 �idb; l, �suronce - -� -, --. fbm-y, Olii,, r�w�·,'!-�·!l!"""'===!!·'!:"�,,,.;,,• ( 1 1 I Wonted fo Buy .,..., •ui., zvc , lo.dlc,aa.d •• th• Syr•WM v.a. 1,1ntNr flf'lll'Nft, Junior. Fir ffl9'I RMI the ...... Auxlllay of ,..,.in., Col:Se bu SYrGCU 5e e i e e Cadil] 1-.J About SpJJt •Into 57 P •eces The ltCOlld dlllributlon of ltlo adto licen,e mohe,, toialh1, $6,· 831,841, 1.va1 made Thursday to oou nt ie1 and t own1hi_p1 Jn Ohio, Eiccordln& to State Auditor lame, A. Rhodes. Hl1 office completed writl n 1 the check1 Wodnnday and tamed them over for mallln& to the Bure.10 of Motor Vehicles which tornpute■ the amount due flth county and tbwmhJl'. This ii the money that i■ paid t o countie1 and town■hipa under the 11113 Wheeler bill o n the basis of their road mileage. Counties 1et, n addition to other paym n t,, 9 per cent of t�e auto license money according to their road mileage. Town1bipc1 gel 5 per cent on the buia of road mile.age ln each townablp. Co unties are receivJng $3,62,0.473 i n this dl1tributi on ; town­ ships, $2,0lt,374. This ia the sec­ ond payment of 1960 1uto license mon ey to counties and the firat for town1hipa. ff, Kr alld lira. HIii ... wllb . chUdrwn o1 Mr ild lln. Sam ,i A 11,, add lfn. Iii ltr. and Mrt. Arthur Hall of ·•I• children of Ottana,, V:1, , dlbt ... 3C thum, �HJ.. reee-ntly viaited kr. eral dlyt here ..... W · phreKta,. and Mn. .Georg.. Adkins. They 'Mr. end Mn. Roy Wlnebnn:Mf ind were ■ccompaoled home ht' Mh. J ,on , Gordon. Mn. Winelmnt.ler beJUM Sampt0n Hall. came ill wbil'J! hett and Nlhiiaed Mn. Florence Harden has re. for a lonier vlalt. t.wned b. ,me alter a lhree week l M t and Ml'I Lawrence Wltilt• vilit with her daughtel' and family llltch' Md �ter: Delcla, havt! NEWARK , N. J. (UPI) _ Row I 1:!nKendau and dler whl� they would .'°" r.,lit a air S7 . ways'! �:�, ;n!: r�i�!t That I the problem facing 57 )fr. and Mrs. C:harlea Hobaci' of Ambro1ie rtana�n h.. membllf"I or the We1t ONng ': Fire � innatl spe n t a week end et Cin . �partmeht Who ch �p,ped IP to from I viilt wttlt bli lftl. and thet r home here Ii M n. Dav1'd ..,.__ r ...._an., pt�,11� · _____ buy a $100 ticket for a Rotary ____ u-�n· • daupter, Mr. ■rNI Jin. �nee Ch1b ear r.afnfl-arut won 11 91,400 . a t., runes re Sellers. ColumbUJ, .and 1iJI ••· Cadilbe. Mts.. Elt.a Mercer, 1ft. Ste..Hnf The f.iremen got 111rt, at tht nam May 20 and aince have been j MOSCOW UPI-So.v iet acienli1tl Mr and Mn Charlet TolllHr or tr')'ln 11 lo decide how to share thelr • were jubilant today 011et t,.he Atheu ape nt S unday witlr tlM!tr prize. diee!losure that ■ rabbit and two daughter, Mr and 11n. Will m Most wanted lo Jell t.he ear and J dop: were safely retur ned to E e t« Tbff ,,_ accomglllia ied i hin . split the profit.,. But 10 1moknt• earth from a rocll:et fired 1 26 home by Linda Eiehinser. ""I ers. wanted the fire company to mila into the upper all110$phere. Visiting Mn. Etlna CaJttlltln en ho ld lta owtl lottel'J and a,rard TIit high altitude rockett shot Sunday wCTe Millet ltaud and I 9'U cloN:ly linked to the forth- 'Fr lhe car to the winner. rueser and lfrt. Ed Hint■, eda G Town Attom,ey Louis t.ndo. comina: P.acihc rocket telt.11 which Callin.I Wednudty however, put a ki n k in the rafne J have been anno unced for the per• Minersville. were Mr. and 11n. WIIUMII llooth, plan when he pointed out a lottery iod July �31. South G■te, Citlf., lfn. Booth is · is iltetal i n New Jel'lleJ. So the the former Sarah � .■,ndi a for firemen went to Superior Court J tt mer pupil of 11:r,. CarJeton. Judie Nelson K. Mintz here. Mn. Louilie Rowlh of Pollansbee. '11ae judge Friday a,ppointed I eroes vi., .,,11 an overnifht ,out or w. Capi. Edmund Murphy aa trustee MOUNT VERNON UPI-A Sun• Hell lor the a:roup to find I buyer tor ( day khool leader said today beJ'O. M �·;Cl . � ft(n.· Donald Ude and the car. The company wflieh ,old es ol televiaion shows and comic children ,pent • •Hi: .t iakkeye the car to the Rotarr Club or- booU "are fa,t becoming the Lat ,• • e. [ered the flrtmen '4,200 tor it only ideal, 01· thousandA o f chilGonion Wdl: attl Olifbbn 'Mn. The frotal firemen want a bet,. dren. " l)(,ttal •isited IHJ' ptndpaninll, ter price. Dr. Owen A. Troy, U150tiate of :Mr. ,nd Mn. J'am ea � ________ aecretary o f the Sabbath School Carl UW■rdl: 11 •itlitlnt with hia dep.artinent of the General Conchildren in ColumbUI. ference of Sevrnth•Day Advfflti■t1 Mrt. Maud Bnnell of Columbus , ,ugge,ted that Bible heroes be • h wUb b m t emphasized by Sunday Sch ool :r ;, -er. teacben to counter the trehd. Mrs. Herman Lon don ii conf'lftif!d " her hom e by illneu. to CED N MlAlt G ANNOUN JI · Max Fadey, Division 10 EnginAalllvrlRd' or Marietta hn: anno unced a a Ohi o motorlsts died at the r te of one every two and a half ' rt'IMI heiring at the county rou rt hourg duri nC the 78-ho ur Fo urtb l mom � Wednesday• Aug�rt 3. I 'J'.be meeUn1 will be held to discuss of J'uly we�k end. · The state counted at teot 30 Belile 880. -------highway fatalille1 during ttie peft.lNl181NG - liKTalCAL ¥1111' Hit• riod from 8 p. m. e..a.t. F'Nday miMr. end Mrs. WilllaUI Bergdahl RIPAIQ - IUVfCI til rhldnliht Monday according te a U n ited Pr,,s lnl�allonol ltl1'- and their children , Koren and or Ashland, Ohio, ,pent the v oigain, lh• loll m,de plken out -k •nd with Mr. and Mn. A. V. Baroid or the hhJhway &afety ei:pertl, Ealn,rtbn and children, Carol and who had predicted 23 would die Bob, �lne. Caro] wu home for during the Thdependence Day the bolit;lay week end . rrom her ,tu- WY -I ' ,.. ,' week en d. Ohio Jed the nation oh diet at Ohio Unlverr.ily. .Mem orial Day this Year •Ith 28 a .,_te1·,1 · I el, .1.a . ·· Ohio Highway Safety Olrtctor • w• • • I J. Grant Keys said "slmpJe vio" caused m ost ol lh• tnf· · O P T O B,Ta J I T Ia1 ions during the week end. , fata1ities tic c..& •.-._ P ; f/J lte said lhe �hocking to ll occur� I le I .. �- � • 8-, • a.) red despite a concentrated e(fort by state, county and local polite. Five penons drowned and two died from miacetlaneous causes last week end, making a total of 37 accidental deaths for the week. The death reports started out strong Friday night and then slacked o f.f gradually, Al lea1t 1� �rao.ns died. from_ 6 p. � · until � idto ght P'r�day in tr11ff1c, and stx. m ore h 1� hway deaths plus three drown ings were recorded Saturday. . . . Seven died in traffic and one drowning Sunday, while the Mon• day holiday sh.ow� •ev�� dead and one. dro wnin g in .iddthon to t'wo miscellaneo us d�atha, o ne from a race track acc1d�nt and the other when a car slipped off !ts ja ck and fell on a man work• lng undern eath. R0t0,Y RO 2nd Distribution Of Auro License Money Is Made Delinquent Youth Intent On Drugs, Criminal Ways r• From North Ml,l�.LIJOlt HA'Vt ( - Clfa J,1.--' C All -. �l '!Ml BUICK V8 -lal Bard Top 4 dr, One catetbl Q'tt'net'. �ow• bell ol cal'tl. $1,29$.ob. Jllae� . tnan, Pomeroy. 6-�9-6te I Jli, ------ito Were Entertained WILll PltE1ft'Yybtll! raapberttN. · Al!f:tt>' Soies. - - '54 OLDS VS 2 dr. aedafh Finish and upholstery extra good; Jlydhl'.• matic drive. $695.00. Blaetln11rs, Pomer oy. 8-� me w of Jndlanapolis, Indiana, are ennounclng the birth or the r fin, Ron an d seC'o nd child on May 28. The baby has bee n named Joaeph Curtll!I. Mrs. 811;rlholemew ls the former Dorothy Qleui n,lil of Letarl Roule ln Mason County. Gra n dparents are Mr. anO Mrs. Clare nce Ble111lni of Letart, RI. 1. and Mr. and Mn. J. Bartholemew, Meadsvllle, Tt!11n. R. T. Blessing, Mason , la a areat grandfather. i £iiiliR !!, =-c=-------- ..,.... ' �ii\\' · ,. dF lJl�.()j llsH � _plfn� o u S ;1f� ;..;J S\!EIJ.ER. ALL METAL. � --------�----• 1,- liitf/Jl"m. 1JCales. L■r1e iron tel• , •J th stand. Brus kettle wltH l &J· t.esi arid. totlhd , 11.r lltam�t�u. A. Woode, Chlll:l!tel\ blic tervice- In eoc,perallon •II� lll1 Aav.rtlJlrlc . ' ' ';: i -=b b Cati: See Arll,ljf'iffl'4rl -=--=farm It dialer. - "" • ifAti.iifliiltD. 1 · 4. P. M. �lly EXNpt Thuncta,, and S.vnclr,..l. It. I. •-�1 . . p..,.."1 c;hoicel T E! & Co11ftCU and, Suite. Good cond tion, Pilone ' RIDENOimi8UPPLY.- Rodlo ... W'i 2-2861. 1 1 81c • TV lel'Ylee. YUll-!1111. 8-1 1� tin- ' ="'=-:c -�-=-,,!�f,:,-c-=-��.. QIG oowt I Contrlbull DIG INI W(tk for your Party ·· "' w6o ' and V I ·ca-• YOl,IR -r ��� West Shade ' Society Rtport ' 'S REFUSE lrisPOSAL. f j pp\JII, ign : 4i!cJtup. Ii, lo,r u $1.00 1h ya . Low�ll ll'rcNJokl�. a ,\,<ffi!!i. \:111 R. II .'i. Sel'vlce hqulty, O_h,o. . • 1 t 61c ' Stalfoh, WY2-!MV )I,r. CHECK OUR ·�n Table ds.l.ly on (Hammer) NI! Wo.RK HOR.SB. €1ill WY 2i t O 8-l ®tp for new surprises Jn SAVINGS. i I . Ile Each item only $1.00. The Shoe . 11811t. Box, Middleport, Ohio. 6-2!Mllc ONE Ai:G'IsTEIMi � ·-l"l"il (!ADJO AND SIW.L Pbone -:-c='cc-c::-....:...-'--'----...,.-, UPllmce , INFORMA1'ION WANI'ED iiiiel.lntod: •• Ohio. J.l•Uo t:e yd�: has authority Lo confiscate ou? proporty? !Ibo/ rlM PURiitE Hugfi Lellhcit, E,ctra n'iC't. PJ1� c&p fiext Meigs County ,l;,ei . II' ffffioo, llfddle\fort, I 1 & alp I\. o. ...,.. sli �IM, 7 ln flJCl<S ,. ui,h. Party i P1ncoNti101. : � N=l�w"/:.""l,'li';.! "f. o"4 A, Son,loo 'Slolioft WY22:116. • .1 0, ,.,_ _ BP1,H . o.4�� . ' ' Mri.' Alifo •• tft bi,C at. � » Notices TillMjTI AND . �lY�.... ,. ' 1960-.'! ly Mn: llhtliall httd• Recent caUer1 ol Mr. and 'Mn. Will Heilman were Mn. Jamet Balley, Mrs. Jeannette La n ham a nd dlldren, and Mr, and lln. Charla Sa,rt and IOftS, Ru11eJI Painter spent sund,y with. 11.r. and Mrs. Harry Brown. Mr. ind Mrl. tarl M011man and d 1u.Q:hter, and Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralpb fl111nler were afternoon c.idllers. Mr. atm Mi's. J-,loYd Spe n ce and MN. Dlif'lill Geogleln IJ)ent Sunday afternoon with M,;1. Jennie Roush, Larry R o ,nh called on Mr. a nd MB. Virgil Roush Saturday. Linda Bahr spent Wednesday night with M'ary Joe Aowh. 'I) WTfh GAS_Air Condit ioning performaqte is 1 g �arante_e d . . . _all initial costs. easily finaoce d wJlllou1 1 ruce - and I re. twee...., II ■.... I MteNlty, 'l'lley're bot. In, dutl'4ln � • room �P• get ·- th' e July 5, r:r l(p. K ith �ei� and f ,., Y hi.ye, �v.ed fro" f91m­ � c�. Jt.ae pro�rty her(! lo • I �,..,, . . Gentude Milla hu niturnoil � viJlllln• rolaUves In � and Mnl JO;ha; l(eCoy 'and children chlldreij, qt N�w, J�, . - )'� · � d� l�ta: o1 Mrs. Harry her �- Mf, � 'llff.. � A Housef_,.I Of All NEW FUR NITURE BED ROOM · -�- = rer 111 ¥isil In ConwicLicuL Pat.rs. M:py,ne H,lrou •Pf!nt II rew­ d■ wllb her si�r, Mra. Helen Wetzel In' Golurrtt,.u,.. Ml:,. and Mn. r'8oeer Winebfen­ UF r h,ave pui:c.Ji\fed • trailer and hlllii it on bj,r pareht'1 property; on Col)en l\l"'d. ,. 0., Daily Sentinel, �omer!!)'-Middleport, ,, • JI. ■ 7? �fHE DAilY SENTINEL 2-Dally s,ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., -July 5, 1690 ' • Vlliting: recently wilh Mr . .11.nd Mrs.' Sam Pickens were Mr. and Mrs. David Sm it.h and children, Mn. Shelby Pickens ■ n'd chlldrel'I, Buban, Mr. and Mrs. William Cha· ney and daughter, Albany, and :\1 r. 1nd Mrs. Elmer Pickens a n d chil­ dren of, Letart Falls. Mr. a n d M ra. Way n e Winge t t and Mn. Dora O'Brilln or Shade recently visited with Mr8. Edna Carleton. Mr. a nd Mn. William Zerkle · and Billy and Sandy spent a week end with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil N or­ ri, of Mt. Vernon. ce Gl'UeAer Mr. and Mn'. ' Cla of Neue Settlement�'1'C Suoday a:uem of iib'. an� . Emtnett illt,;telL Barney Menitt h� returned to hY. home in. YaqaeeliJii -.tter a vi&il �i� Mr. and, Kn, � Winebren• Cor,■iemtiog Editorially Meeting The Boss Spokesmen for. retail trade enterprise s are fond of saying that t he consumer is king. That isn't just a felicitous phrnse - it's one of the hard and ineseapable facts of retail life in this intensely competitive world of ours. If you don't believe thLlt. an artica: m the Salurday Evening Post of June 4 will prove enlightening. I t is by the president o! the ni:11· lion's third-largest supermarket chain - aa outrit that operates some 1 400 large modern stores. He writes: " Within the l ast few months I have acquired an important new job. I ring doorbells a·n d talk to housewives. This is, I believe. one of the most vital thin�s I have ever done, although I am 60 years old, have had almost thirty years' rxperit!nce in my business. and I am president of a company that will this year enjoy sales of a·lmost -1 ---- -· Salem Center News Of Week By Mn. I, C. Johntt.n Vil1itors o{ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A1hbum and Mrs. Pharoh John­ son Thursday were Mr. and Mra. Hillard Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Hamp, Mr. anc.l Mra. Chester Johnson and d.a;ugb­ ter, Cheretyn Ann and Mrs. Tracey Tr11.ckl'II, Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Bright visited Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Roush at Morgan CentN, Sunday. &J,rs, �Y1'0Dd Hoffman is ill and her mother-in-la w Mrs. Ml'IVa Healy oi (.1earwater, Fl.i . , is car• In& tor her. I lira. Melvinia JoAoliO,JI j and &rw;ad100 spent Frid(!.)' afte�noon VlslUng Mr5. Bonnie Johnston and t::hUdren. ' lttnry Milam, son or Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Milam was injured re.eently I n a motorcycle accident. Mn. GI ibert Frittwater and children and her mother of Col­ umbu, spent Sa t urday evening w th Callif M1lheoey. Mrt. Fritz. wa t er left Jul)' 4th t. Ger• many to join her hul'b1'h d. She and her thrt"e C'hlldren will leave New York by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Freddle Georii:11 and sons, Ru t land, visited SPt• urday wlth her mother Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell an d Mr. and Mr11. Earl Wright. "'° \. i The Salem Ce n ter Glrl Scouts and Brownle Troop No. UH held thelr weekly meeting al Sal�m Cent r sch ool Frida y eve n ing. It wa■ d�ldad thal the l n terme• dl■te girls would form a ■e ar­ ate troop und e r the lea �II I of Mary Lathe)' a nd Adra '.ft Plan• were made fo r a hiking l ot4 ... . trip. The .wmlor Girl Sc outa remnl n 1 under the leadership of, Rm1e Wrlrht. The Boy Sc out11 held a meetl n g at the school Saturday. T),elr leader Jack Crl1p ts �uffi . clently recovered after hospil all• r.ailon to re1u me his duties. Mr , and Mra. J. C. ,Johnston Jr. ' Ind dlUihten Betty and ' 'J'l'IJd.y spe n t tho past week v!Rlttni Mr. and Mr11. Vlrgll Good and carlng ror Mr11. Good \vhlle die waa ill. They visited Su n ilay wlth Mr. od Mrs. Euaent Jo h n • 1ton before. re t ur n lnC to their �mt In Clevela nd BUI o,rne■ has �n recalled e ·• , " , 1, � ,, • r· ' " ' . I:Z,'. '• .,. DAILY $2.000.000,000." Wh�· does the top man i n a huge organization rin g doorbel ls? The answer is found in another paragraph of the article: " I should have taken up doorbell ringing Jong before 1 did. I t is one of the best ways I know to meet my real boss - ring her doorbell and talk to her. She is the Am erica n housewife. The near. ly S2,000,000,000 we re-,.eive in a year is her money. If she doesn't Uke me or my asiOci• ates or our stores and prod1,1cts, she can and will destroy us.' 1 I t's no trouble a.i, ajl fQ� eo�mers to destroy a store, no matter how. big. All they ha·ve to do ls to walk past i� d()QI' aQd take their trade to a competitor in � nut stre.et or tho next town. Succcsstul reqailen, U3: all branches o! the business, WlOw 'ijlat, and never for­ gel it. to his job al Pe n ce Electric Tuesday. Co. at Columbus. Mr.. Ke th Tyler recen tly re• Ja ck Might who rerenll y suf• tur n ed home after spend.Joa a two fered a heart a t t ack died Mond ay week, vacation wl t h her aon, Mr. night a: H o lzer H o »pital. He a nd Mfl. Lee Tyler in Florida. Mr. and Mn. Willard Walker lea Veli a wife and lwo daughlen. Sunday gut!l!lla of Mr. and Mr&. a nd children 1pent Wednesday in Kenny Knot11 were Mr. and Mrs. {;rilumbus Harry Kn otts, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr, and Mn. Be.rt Smith re­ Gi lliam and Mr. and. Mrs. Wlllard t urned ho.lJle '1°iday, H e from the Walker and children. Veteran1 Ho!p;t.aJ, Plttl1burah a nd Mrs. Phar ob Johnson, Lloyd she rtom Col umbus. He will hive At1hburn and son Larry l�ft Sun­ l o go to lJuntlnj:ton Veteran■ day nlning at Ft. Pierce, Fla. Hospital for checkup,. They will stop at Tennessee to Lloyd Ashburn has gone to Ft. visit hi• 1ister. Pierce. Fla., to aeek work. M rs. Mar1,11r1t Cardillo who le George MMrtin is enj oying his empl oyed at . Delaware ls spend• vacation and he and Dorothy a n d ing a lwo wee.U vacatio n with ch lldren are plannifli a trip to her childre.n and M.r. and M u . Circlevllle to vi1it Mr. and Mrs. ' Ernest Spires and to Columbus to Alva Swlck. Mr. and Mn. Eiater Matheney visit Mr. an d Mrs. Raymond Ca · a nd family of M &nBfleld hu been ton, the n on to London, 0., to vlsiti n e: hlJI father Tom Matheney visit Mr. Martin', 1ister Jean a n d and her parent, at Wilkesville, family. Mr. and Mrs. Estil Johnsto n Mr. and Mrs, Mollahand. They will travel oh to Te n nessee to vlalted Mn Lloyd Ashburn a n d vlsit Mr. and Mn. Charl e s Math­ children Wednesday evening. eney before re t urning to Mans• field. Mr. and Mr1, Bud Janey are the parents of a son born Friday al P.t. Pleaaan t Cll n lc. Mrl!. Freda Duis Is steadily lm provinR: alter being a patient al l lol:ter Ho spital. Mr. and MrK. Llo)'d Smi t h we.re l n Pomeroy on bu1i n es1 Tue,rlay. KLUS M •111 WI ! LW Todoy Rece nt guest& of th e Titus Jufy I Sm ith hmlly were Mr. and Mrs. There will be a meeth1g of the do11ghter11 Corwin Smi t h and otrldal board of the RMCine Me­ Kathy a nd su�a n of Columbus, lhodis t Church Tue1day eveni n g, Ml1111 Pam WIiso n , Mr. ond Mrs. July a, at 7:30 p. m. Ted Smith o r De"ter, Tom Spauld· 'T'he reaular mNilinl of the Ing and Mr. and Mn. Bill Garnes Sl4tera Melg1 Temi,Je Pvthlan • •net daughter� of Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Ge orge Ja n ey will be he ld TUesday, July .6th, at p. m, at the K. of u f� r luill lhcf childre n, Larry, Dallas a nd 7:30 ln Middl e port. George Jr., an d Mr. and Mrs. Oli­ The Ladie& Bible Class of the ver Joh nston or Ashla nd, Ky., Baptist Church of Mlddlepor1 vlftl ted Mr. a n d Mre. Euge ne Jo hn · �'irst will meet at the ho me of Mrs. �tun TuesdRy ev en lnii:. J11ml!1 Murr1y, Grant St., for it11 Orion Roush has been a patie n t re�uliir meeti n 11. at C'lt•veland Clinic. Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES. will M i ke Johnso n und Lanny Ash­ meet I n regular ae811ion nl 7:45 p. hurn Rpe n l Monday night wi t h m. at lhe Masonic Tell'lplc. C'et'II Joh nston. July 6 Thf' congregation of the Mr• 1 The Lidi e, Aid of the St. Paul 1 thodiRt Churrh welcomed their nt•w p11stor llev. Jock Sulcr of Lnt heran Church will have a pic­ nic 111 the Middleport Roadside llcaver Sundny morning. Wednesday, 6:30 p. m. Mr. anti Mn. Dun Tohias a n d Perk. Members of the Jolly Bu nch sons ol Columbus vl�ltrd Mr. Sewing Club wlll meet at the home and Mrs. Willard Walker recent­ of Mn. Nora Mills, al 12:SO p. m. ly From t here they will go to GjllipoMrs. Bo n nle John�ton and dau­ Us for lunch a nd to vh1it intere11tgh t ers vlslled Mrs. Liu;ic Cato n Ina poi nts. lcl' cream soc al, Mlddl eport fi'irfll Presbyteria n Churrh, start• I n � outside the. church, If wuther permih, at 8:30 p. m. Wonhlpful Maater Thom11 W, Bowen ahnounee1 the Pomeroy Lodge No. 164, F&AM wl ll hold I t s rci::ular mo11thly buaine11 meeting al 7:30 p. IJl. There will b8 degree work followed by refreshment,. • The Guild of Grace li:plHcopal Church will meet Wednesday at . 8 p. m. at the Parish ffc)Use wi t h Ml■■ Gr,1ce Horton. Mn. Earl Tl• tu, and Mn. Fra nk Ti t us as hosteases. i Meigs & Mason Coming Events i Birth Anrwunced From We1tfln,IUe, Ohio Mr. and Mn. R oy Hlgalm, Weat­ ervill<\ Ohio, are announcing the birth or a 8 pound 1 1 ounce daughter, Al\11• Mar e, June 24, at Mt. Carmel Hoaplla1, Columbua. Grandpar nt, IN! Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Drak , Pomeroy; Mr. a n d Mn. Thomas Ht11ina, Pt. Pleasant ; and a Kreat arandmoth er, Mrs. Sd· w1rd Humphrey, Roek Sprln111. The Hlqln•• h■ve on" other dauahter, Pamela, •a:� 31it . e i e 7!«. � -1'= Syracuse Society Events &r Ad• Slade Responsive reading of the: "B,at­ itudes" opened the June meeilna: of the Star Clasli of the Pff,lbyer­ ian Church when it met itL the church annex Tuesday evening, June 28 with the pre»ident, MIQ Frankie Mumaw, presid.in•. Roll call wae answered wlth a Bible ver,e. 'l'rta1urer'11 report waa giv­ en by Mn. Daisy Duckworth and Mrs. Ad.u Slack con ducted a Bible questio n seBSlo n . Prese nt were Min Mumaw, Mrti. Duckworth, Mrs. Elizabeth Quick, Mn. Slack nd Mrs, Mayme Holmes. Helpers at the Firem n's Fair spo nsored by the Ladies Auxil iary were: Firemen�Woodrow Hen• drix, Franklin Hendrix, Malcolm Guinlher, Bill H udson and Troy Zwilling. Ju n ior Firemen - Earl Hendrix, Roger Slacl:, Marlon Stowe, Dave Hendrix, Eddie MOOlje Bobby Willis and Bill Moore. Atix­ Uiary-Phyllit Hendr1', Erume­ H nc He ndrix, Sylvia Zwlllin&:, Ada Slack, Evely n M oore, Ann Lee Wal­ ki ns, CreHe Je n kins, Jane Teaford Ja n ice Teaford, M ildred Hudson, Carrie Sincl1tir and Agnes White. Kathryn Crow conducted a pro­ gram on Thursday evening. Pro• ceeds from the a!fair amounted to $22 5. Mr. and Mn. Royal Thoma! spent several days in La n {'aster wilh the ir daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. Raym ond MIiler. They were accompanied horn& by thelr grandchildron, Marilyn, Sydney and Thomaa Miller. ' Mre. Philip Ki nzel a nd l!(iss El li• abe t h M(!rrllt of Mt. Alt o , W. Va. end Mr. and Mrs. Iva n Allison a nd gra n dson , Philip, or Ni tro, were Su nday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wi nebrenner ond G ordon . Hoy Quillen of Folla nsbee, W. Va., recently vlalled hhi 11is�er, Mrs. Mollie Guinther. Mr. and Mn. Ge orge McCoy, Brcnd11 Lyn n, Kenneth, Stanlt"y and Scott, Elillt Liverpool , were week e nd gueata or Mr . .and Mr11. Lige Shields. Sunday they and Mr. e Birth I, Announced .4& lndianapoli, Mr. and Mn. o. R. U,rth LIVI NG ROOM KITCll'IEN II'• .,.,. Ill a w•ek of ac�lipt: at A4Jle.n, recently. Mn. Jo�N an� Kim vuite.d Mr. Qd Mr,. Roy Jo.nes · Jr., Columbus. Mrs, ll■e Yo uel l of Kincade. W. Va., v sited with Ml'I!'. Mollie Guin• the,; recently. Air. and Mrs.. Clay.cl Cunnjngh a.ni and ' children 1pen,i a week with Mr. an(\ Mn. George Armentrout, Poco, W. V1. Mra. Ambrose F11napn attend� the Story•Locliary wedfJing a t the G race Episcopal Church, Po meroy. The groom's mother, M rs. Patriek Lothary, waa a former m usic teacher in the Syracuse sch ool. Mias Pamela Sylvester vlsited friend• In Galllpolls for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clnr� Jr. of. Lancuter spent a few days with his parents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Thoma11 Clark Sr. Mrs. Edith Mat1del) and four chll dreQ 0£ Baltlmore, Md., were rece,nt guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim· mie Eva n s. Mr. and 'Mra. Robert Geb!er and K��i;:J��i::-� i alon1 . · llfFr· J•.� �u ret�ed af• RA_ -� H :,J•lli T� if � SOIT\f tµne. r. , � �:--� tive, � Pe"-y Abl,a, � � � ��· t,wii G:il�qiiol� wit� GilPf.. llfr8 w,-�� 1111'· 1 bara, � 1:JW M{ela� speq& 11e.v•til· - ""._ . � 1 f Mn. Mra. Emmett 'Bartels a ·w th Norma Goo4wi¥.� �rl)J. They spent a Sundt)' hi Hu,Dli�n. wiU,, Mr. Bartel&' brp,Q)er . �­ Mr. and· Jeff�r• 1nd so n, Kenton, weq .iueat.l of,. hi, pertnt&, Mr. and llff. Aldo E. J f• fers, Columbus, Kenton wa1 111 ring bearer for the wedding of a cou1.in of Mr. Jeffera. Another son, Kevin, remalhed here with hl1 aunt, Mn. Harold Smith. . JQry Jane Elthlnjer, student nurse at Camden ' Clark Hospital in Parkersburg, spellt a vacuUo n here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Eichinger. From hare she went le) Lakeland, x;y., for three weeks' schoolina:. o , , '• 1· . e pass k - PublllllH a I "'� llf ., LUS"f: M'ARSRAIL COLLEGE class rln'g or 1930. Infttals nH o n Inside. Rjng is go ld with gree n f emerafj atone and is oh a1 ,old chain. Reward. Finder �,bu:t The Daily Sentlnel. 7 5 3tp' Na-p.aper A..tvertilil'IC beculivll "H:oc:it/lC!:n i8l '. . • :, \ftekJ.11 or ,._ HJ._, "-"= "_,.,--..,..----��-- u :1f r Ol'lle c,p Ph,te.1 DOW. Pll!!.IR! c■U· W'I' NT=t o�t N8' Pl!Je Powell, Rac ne, Rt. 1. F 7 2 3tc t i ole• M01'0II• � a.tWY.s.aw i. -=.in \ ' ., fMI "" ..,� �- s -- , For ·Sale .1 .� '51 FORD V8 2 dt. _,,, Wf' ' can tefer jotr dire atly to tht'.1 I� cal o wner. $1,1�.00. Blaettnars, �meroy. 6·21MSte '118 CHEVROLET Bl,scay,le 3 dr, One ca,eful local ownor. SP'!� lesa Inside and out. Sid. Shift. $1,15915.00. Blaettnafa, fomtro1. 6-29-ffl:c. . 7 2 31 p , ..._'!'-,-- ---: -1 Supphe9 . (fflllli ·. 9d'� alttttlllWO -�:.n....wrrr (9) ' I -1•K•s.• S ! A - 1t61t sl oUfl8IID MOTOI: .· AT , :,i • , ► WHAT KIND A.Ill YOU Are yo u an active member, The kind thllt would be millsed? Or are )'Ou just contetited that you, name is on the list? Do you alUnd the meetings, Mi•1ile with the flock? Or do yo u stay at ho me A n d criticize and knock r Do you take an active p,rt To help the work alol1,1f' Are )'OU satisried to be The kind that just belongs. Do you ever votuntar:lly help, At the guidina: 11tick? Qr ltave the work to just a few, And talk about t he clique? Corne out to the meeti n gs often, �nd help with hand and heart. Don't be ju.at a· member, But take an sctive part. Think this over member, "i'ou kn ow rlgtl t from wrong. Are you an active member, Or do you just belong. _.., S,IVli Z.HJlln, �-... 01,lo .... "'" ......,1 "'1.� "'lbla •c·w;,fl r Mf, "' ii .fll, U 'fODl·'Y I'm, Blaettnar's Poinoroy, i ' county-toWnahip . This w-eek s d1strlbut!on makea • total or '40227,480 1n 1860 auto tag m oney t hat the state bu aent to )ocal governments tbi1 year. In A�ril $34,595 ,833 waa sent to cqu n lle!I and muriidpalltieA. Total sent back last year at thi■ time was 8, 930,340. $3 . ta co ea d oJ� � aa �:::'ea!: ,;:: :;� miles lalit year to 29,303 this year. Township road mileaie has increated from 38,332 i n 1959 to .. I Over ffO "day e as sat9 � co111¥r11NT , '111111 ' • I Al though the cause and cure or m•lliple sclero■ia remain unknown, research was advanced in 43 projeet.s financed b)' grants totaling . $336 ,000 in lDMI, an inuease of 1�% o ver the previou, year, 11tates the Nati onal Multiple Sclerasls Society in its recently released annual report. An additio nal $56 ,000 provided nine y oung post-graduate doct ors with fellowshiPl!l for advanced traini n g and Rtudy in multiple acleros s research. Growth of its: re■eareli program is attributed by the society lo a "deepening concern am ong the, AMerican people., for fhe vic dms of MS. It 18 estimated that al leiM: 500,000 people in the United States are victiml!l of multiple sclerosis and its related illnesllell. Most of them are stricken in the 2o..fO age bracket, men and women with family respon,ibillties, crippied in whet are normally lhe years of peak econo mic producti ll• ity. "The econo mic loss to commu n itiea an perforce to the na tion is huge " states the report. ' i ', . 1 . "'"' _,, I; I i �- I•. . IA." ER FU, R �IT U-1 �•. IIIJ 'J;le llr!� � .. ,. ". __.,.,.. •••i tt.e1 .... f-1.:-=• _ :J wj � ,• • � · Ill lll!IIIIIINII · . ' ,. ..-� • I ' . - � -�-------�!\. ...--,.:•... . : 1 Load .. N r.ut DiSalle Already h Puttinl( Wefoome Out COLUMBUS UPI-Gov. Mlch•el V. DISalle HYI! he is ID posi­ tive that Sen. John II'. Kennedy will gain Demo crat c presidentia l nominition that he already is making plans for him to come to Ohio during the campalp. DISalle, who said Monday he disagreed with ronner president Harry S. Truman that the conven­ ti on le "rigged" tn favor of Kennedy, stood firm In hi, belief that the Massa$m11etta 11enator will be nominated on the first bal­ lot. i Two Divorces Filed I l I I Accordi ng to journal entrys this morni n g, two di vorce cases have bene filed in county Common Pleas Co urt. Belva Faber, Po meroy, has flied petition for div orce fr'Qm Alva Fa­ ber, Syracuse, and Barbara M . Whillock, t t D. 2, lt■cine, a min or, . hss tiled agai nst Dale E. Whitlock, · 204 Lasley .st, Pomeroy, througft a next best friend. In Co11rt Petitiom BAKER and S£YFRIEI your LENNOX dealer l COAl, Oil, GAS FURN ACES ' Ready-Mixed Concrete . l · 1. : f f I ,,.I!! . ........�----• ' Cluoe, ..... .,,•.,., COMPTON Q. . D l i, GAS AIR-CONDITIONING, l -" • I . . . cau. . ... 111 11$ ,� . - -, --, · -.ir IN! H0611S- N�• Ybu i,NJOY THI -�hT, QI' ·, •• i 111·19 JIH .. · . 01 COi! t!qlfll!!nlf fro.., th• ,a, co•• . �I', In ft "'l' pho • . , : Got IJr.(oftdltlonJfl f , hoitt•••- �Ith ctWn■Q otot@4!11• qi based· on aduQI i C�1e ,r:riie��t er ()- C tl EM A II 8-: Admltl•d July I , M1url1ha Ann , Dural, Pome?Oy; Waldo John Bartels, Pomwoy. Dlamtssed July 1: Mn. Earl F. Lockett, Mn. Grover Conlt1y, Cecil 1 NEW ud USIID Dicken, Mrs. Mu tnbom, Mr.a. 1 1 :!:!�. � "Mra. Cheatl!t Watt's, Samuel Car- j penter, Mn. Robert Miller, Con• , nle David, Larr, retty, Sbe l• I Mitche!� John Hite, Mrs. William Phone WY-1-3794 Ouni, art. Walt,, Brotm, Mrs. I Charle& Cornell, Ray mond Swisher POMEROY, ORIO Mr�. Fnn!:cl, Rlle and daughter. - ------ - .·....:.1 ��r••·•·· .................. . � . . ·eer �. Ahead F_or Cure HOLIII( 1Ki11'11AL • iln7■ttie ■ c. e m.p,nttd DIAlli WASHINGTON UPI - A Sen­ ate subcommittee report pictures a big secnient o( delinquent Ameri­ can youths as drug-addicted, crim­ inally oriented llllid pre-occupied wilh 11ex. The Senate group, headed by Sen. Thomlil& Htnnings Jr. (,0M o.), M o nday recommended feder­ al aid t9 the states for training personnel to help combat rising juvenile delinquency. Hennings said in a statement aNompany1ng hUI subcommittee's 12'9-page report that teen • aged ga ng11 con·tributed a "dispropor­ tionate ahare'• of juventle crime. He als o noted a direct correla· tion between ganr membet1hip and the use of ril.ariJu■na. The study e1tim1ted that up to 2 mll llon youths were arrested in �Sl68, and that offenae.a of a quar­ ter of them Were serloua enough to bring them into oourt. Mr. and Mra. Fred Jackson n• tertainoJ With a dinner Mond•Y al their home on Diam ond StNtet in Middleport. Guesu were Mri1. Mary W1t1on, Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Craia Wataol'I of CIP-Veland and Mn. Campbei] Harper and dau11htera, Phoebe and Pauline, Po meroy. Dr. and Mrs. P. E, Stanley: \li11t­ d lio1'�Y with Mr. and Mn. B. J. Schwanel of Alben, at the.lr 1ummer hoDlfl at Hocll:ina:• port Mu. Harry W. Pickens and Mn: P. E. Stanley were bualneu visit• ors in Pt. Pleasant Saturd� afternoon . I At Hioh Rate share of this week', distrlbution U $29,fl4.95. The total sent Ior d.Jstribution among the t oWJ14hlps of this count)' ii $25,397.88. - IOh: B bbl Ca , A Returned Fr<tm Space Oht"o· am 01·e 38::g!" J:::!ty•• lil -} �bli:,��.l-�.;:��� Ch rrh Leader AAks Different In H l'..t rt """'�ff:RYl:'., " R �I• Of � eroslS I IJ� • PERSON LS I • Remegpc h' "--fflJe8 " .,._ Today is Tuesday, July a. the 1 87th' day of the year, with trl'9 more' ln l960. The moon is approaching I'' � full phase. The morning 11tars are Mara, Jupiter and Saturn. The even ing stars are Jupiter and Saturn. On t.his day io history: � WY,2,2143 In 1801, David Farragut, the 0111o rtrst admiral of the U. S. Nevy, was born. In 1804, Frenr:b writer. Georges Sa nd was born. In 1810, Amer lean circus proOOMl'Li:rE . !NSURANCJ: PRO Phinea s teeUon, Lila. Aute, Fire, Pollo. jiijiip:.�,IU!d · "'lho wman Coll' Doti · J,liddlopori, Tajf9i 'llar.num was born . In 1935 , Pre!ll dent Fra nklin De · lano Roosevelt signed the.Natio n.al Labor Relations Act of 1 985 . In 1945, Genera l D ouglH Mac­ Athur announced the libera tion of FOR SALE : 4 · ROOM HOUSE ,nd, the PhUlppine ]elands. lot. Reason!lble. Sbe James· I'n lMI, the English Labor G ov. Knightn ne, . . Antlqulty, Ohio. emment adopted the National 6 30 61:c Health Service Act. We repair aU type\:!.:,:dl· aton, frl" Mter · to the largest.truck or tractor · radiator. lfAlil & V.Alt •i:AND11 �idb; l, �suronce - -� -, --. fbm-y, Olii,, r�w�·,'!-�·!l!"""'===!!·'!:"�,,,.;,,• ( 1 1 I Wonted fo Buy .,..., •ui., zvc , lo.dlc,aa.d •• th• Syr•WM v.a. 1,1ntNr flf'lll'Nft, Junior. Fir ffl9'I RMI the ...... Auxlllay of ,..,.in., Col:Se bu SYrGCU 5e e i e e Cadil] 1-.J About SpJJt •Into 57 P •eces The ltCOlld dlllributlon of ltlo adto licen,e mohe,, toialh1, $6,· 831,841, 1.va1 made Thursday to oou nt ie1 and t own1hi_p1 Jn Ohio, Eiccordln& to State Auditor lame, A. Rhodes. Hl1 office completed writl n 1 the check1 Wodnnday and tamed them over for mallln& to the Bure.10 of Motor Vehicles which tornpute■ the amount due flth county and tbwmhJl'. This ii the money that i■ paid t o countie1 and town■hipa under the 11113 Wheeler bill o n the basis of their road mileage. Counties 1et, n addition to other paym n t,, 9 per cent of t�e auto license money according to their road mileage. Town1bipc1 gel 5 per cent on the buia of road mile.age ln each townablp. Co unties are receivJng $3,62,0.473 i n this dl1tributi on ; town­ ships, $2,0lt,374. This ia the sec­ ond payment of 1960 1uto license mon ey to counties and the firat for town1hipa. ff, Kr alld lira. HIii ... wllb . chUdrwn o1 Mr ild lln. Sam ,i A 11,, add lfn. Iii ltr. and Mrt. Arthur Hall of ·•I• children of Ottana,, V:1, , dlbt ... 3C thum, �HJ.. reee-ntly viaited kr. eral dlyt here ..... W · phreKta,. and Mn. .Georg.. Adkins. They 'Mr. end Mn. Roy Wlnebnn:Mf ind were ■ccompaoled home ht' Mh. J ,on , Gordon. Mn. Winelmnt.ler beJUM Sampt0n Hall. came ill wbil'J! hett and Nlhiiaed Mn. Florence Harden has re. for a lonier vlalt. t.wned b. ,me alter a lhree week l M t and Ml'I Lawrence Wltilt• vilit with her daughtel' and family llltch' Md �ter: Delcla, havt! NEWARK , N. J. (UPI) _ Row I 1:!nKendau and dler whl� they would .'°" r.,lit a air S7 . ways'! �:�, ;n!: r�i�!t That I the problem facing 57 )fr. and Mrs. C:harlea Hobaci' of Ambro1ie rtana�n h.. membllf"I or the We1t ONng ': Fire � innatl spe n t a week end et Cin . �partmeht Who ch �p,ped IP to from I viilt wttlt bli lftl. and thet r home here Ii M n. Dav1'd ..,.__ r ...._an., pt�,11� · _____ buy a $100 ticket for a Rotary ____ u-�n· • daupter, Mr. ■rNI Jin. �nee Ch1b ear r.afnfl-arut won 11 91,400 . a t., runes re Sellers. ColumbUJ, .and 1iJI ••· Cadilbe. Mts.. Elt.a Mercer, 1ft. Ste..Hnf The f.iremen got 111rt, at tht nam May 20 and aince have been j MOSCOW UPI-So.v iet acienli1tl Mr and Mn Charlet TolllHr or tr')'ln 11 lo decide how to share thelr • were jubilant today 011et t,.he Atheu ape nt S unday witlr tlM!tr prize. diee!losure that ■ rabbit and two daughter, Mr and 11n. Will m Most wanted lo Jell t.he ear and J dop: were safely retur ned to E e t« Tbff ,,_ accomglllia ied i hin . split the profit.,. But 10 1moknt• earth from a rocll:et fired 1 26 home by Linda Eiehinser. ""I ers. wanted the fire company to mila into the upper all110$phere. Visiting Mn. Etlna CaJttlltln en ho ld lta owtl lottel'J and a,rard TIit high altitude rockett shot Sunday wCTe Millet ltaud and I 9'U cloN:ly linked to the forth- 'Fr lhe car to the winner. rueser and lfrt. Ed Hint■, eda G Town Attom,ey Louis t.ndo. comina: P.acihc rocket telt.11 which Callin.I Wednudty however, put a ki n k in the rafne J have been anno unced for the per• Minersville. were Mr. and 11n. WIIUMII llooth, plan when he pointed out a lottery iod July �31. South G■te, Citlf., lfn. Booth is · is iltetal i n New Jel'lleJ. So the the former Sarah � .■,ndi a for firemen went to Superior Court J tt mer pupil of 11:r,. CarJeton. Judie Nelson K. Mintz here. Mn. Louilie Rowlh of Pollansbee. '11ae judge Friday a,ppointed I eroes vi., .,,11 an overnifht ,out or w. Capi. Edmund Murphy aa trustee MOUNT VERNON UPI-A Sun• Hell lor the a:roup to find I buyer tor ( day khool leader said today beJ'O. M �·;Cl . � ft(n.· Donald Ude and the car. The company wflieh ,old es ol televiaion shows and comic children ,pent • •Hi: .t iakkeye the car to the Rotarr Club or- booU "are fa,t becoming the Lat ,• • e. [ered the flrtmen '4,200 tor it only ideal, 01· thousandA o f chilGonion Wdl: attl Olifbbn 'Mn. The frotal firemen want a bet,. dren. " l)(,ttal •isited IHJ' ptndpaninll, ter price. Dr. Owen A. Troy, U150tiate of :Mr. ,nd Mn. J'am ea � ________ aecretary o f the Sabbath School Carl UW■rdl: 11 •itlitlnt with hia dep.artinent of the General Conchildren in ColumbUI. ference of Sevrnth•Day Advfflti■t1 Mrt. Maud Bnnell of Columbus , ,ugge,ted that Bible heroes be • h wUb b m t emphasized by Sunday Sch ool :r ;, -er. teacben to counter the trehd. Mrs. Herman Lon don ii conf'lftif!d " her hom e by illneu. to CED N MlAlt G ANNOUN JI · Max Fadey, Division 10 EnginAalllvrlRd' or Marietta hn: anno unced a a Ohi o motorlsts died at the r te of one every two and a half ' rt'IMI heiring at the county rou rt hourg duri nC the 78-ho ur Fo urtb l mom � Wednesday• Aug�rt 3. I 'J'.be meeUn1 will be held to discuss of J'uly we�k end. · The state counted at teot 30 Belile 880. -------highway fatalille1 during ttie peft.lNl181NG - liKTalCAL ¥1111' Hit• riod from 8 p. m. e..a.t. F'Nday miMr. end Mrs. WilllaUI Bergdahl RIPAIQ - IUVfCI til rhldnliht Monday according te a U n ited Pr,,s lnl�allonol ltl1'- and their children , Koren and or Ashland, Ohio, ,pent the v oigain, lh• loll m,de plken out -k •nd with Mr. and Mn. A. V. Baroid or the hhJhway &afety ei:pertl, Ealn,rtbn and children, Carol and who had predicted 23 would die Bob, �lne. Caro] wu home for during the Thdependence Day the bolit;lay week end . rrom her ,tu- WY -I ' ,.. ,' week en d. Ohio Jed the nation oh diet at Ohio Unlverr.ily. .Mem orial Day this Year •Ith 28 a .,_te1·,1 · I el, .1.a . ·· Ohio Highway Safety Olrtctor • w• • • I J. Grant Keys said "slmpJe vio" caused m ost ol lh• tnf· · O P T O B,Ta J I T Ia1 ions during the week end. , fata1ities tic c..& •.-._ P ; f/J lte said lhe �hocking to ll occur� I le I .. �- � • 8-, • a.) red despite a concentrated e(fort by state, county and local polite. Five penons drowned and two died from miacetlaneous causes last week end, making a total of 37 accidental deaths for the week. The death reports started out strong Friday night and then slacked o f.f gradually, Al lea1t 1� �rao.ns died. from_ 6 p. � · until � idto ght P'r�day in tr11ff1c, and stx. m ore h 1� hway deaths plus three drown ings were recorded Saturday. . . . Seven died in traffic and one drowning Sunday, while the Mon• day holiday sh.ow� •ev�� dead and one. dro wnin g in .iddthon to t'wo miscellaneo us d�atha, o ne from a race track acc1d�nt and the other when a car slipped off !ts ja ck and fell on a man work• lng undern eath. R0t0,Y RO 2nd Distribution Of Auro License Money Is Made Delinquent Youth Intent On Drugs, Criminal Ways r• From North Ml,l�.LIJOlt HA'Vt ( - Clfa J,1.--' C All -. �l '!Ml BUICK V8 -lal Bard Top 4 dr, One catetbl Q'tt'net'. �ow• bell ol cal'tl. $1,29$.ob. Jllae� . tnan, Pomeroy. 6-�9-6te I Jli, ------ito Were Entertained WILll PltE1ft'Yybtll! raapberttN. · Al!f:tt>' Soies. - - '54 OLDS VS 2 dr. aedafh Finish and upholstery extra good; Jlydhl'.• matic drive. $695.00. Blaetln11rs, Pomer oy. 8-� me w of Jndlanapolis, Indiana, are ennounclng the birth or the r fin, Ron an d seC'o nd child on May 28. The baby has bee n named Joaeph Curtll!I. Mrs. 811;rlholemew ls the former Dorothy Qleui n,lil of Letarl Roule ln Mason County. Gra n dparents are Mr. anO Mrs. Clare nce Ble111lni of Letart, RI. 1. and Mr. and Mn. J. Bartholemew, Meadsvllle, Tt!11n. R. T. Blessing, Mason , la a areat grandfather. i £iiiliR !!, =-c=-------- ..,.... ' �ii\\' · ,. dF lJl�.()j llsH � _plfn� o u S ;1f� ;..;J S\!EIJ.ER. ALL METAL. � --------�----• 1,- liitf/Jl"m. 1JCales. L■r1e iron tel• , •J th stand. Brus kettle wltH l &J· t.esi arid. totlhd , 11.r lltam�t�u. A. Woode, Chlll:l!tel\ blic tervice- In eoc,perallon •II� lll1 Aav.rtlJlrlc . ' ' ';: i -=b b Cati: See Arll,ljf'iffl'4rl -=--=farm It dialer. - "" • ifAti.iifliiltD. 1 · 4. P. M. �lly EXNpt Thuncta,, and S.vnclr,..l. It. I. •-�1 . . p..,.."1 c;hoicel T E! & Co11ftCU and, Suite. Good cond tion, Pilone ' RIDENOimi8UPPLY.- Rodlo ... W'i 2-2861. 1 1 81c • TV lel'Ylee. YUll-!1111. 8-1 1� tin- ' ="'=-:c -�-=-,,!�f,:,-c-=-��.. QIG oowt I Contrlbull DIG INI W(tk for your Party ·· "' w6o ' and V I ·ca-• YOl,IR -r ��� West Shade ' Society Rtport ' 'S REFUSE lrisPOSAL. f j pp\JII, ign : 4i!cJtup. Ii, lo,r u $1.00 1h ya . Low�ll ll'rcNJokl�. a ,\,<ffi!!i. \:111 R. II .'i. Sel'vlce hqulty, O_h,o. . • 1 t 61c ' Stalfoh, WY2-!MV )I,r. CHECK OUR ·�n Table ds.l.ly on (Hammer) NI! Wo.RK HOR.SB. €1ill WY 2i t O 8-l ®tp for new surprises Jn SAVINGS. i I . Ile Each item only $1.00. The Shoe . 11811t. Box, Middleport, Ohio. 6-2!Mllc ONE Ai:G'IsTEIMi � ·-l"l"il (!ADJO AND SIW.L Pbone -:-c='cc-c::-....:...-'--'----...,.-, UPllmce , INFORMA1'ION WANI'ED iiiiel.lntod: •• Ohio. J.l•Uo t:e yd�: has authority Lo confiscate ou? proporty? !Ibo/ rlM PURiitE Hugfi Lellhcit, E,ctra n'iC't. PJ1� c&p fiext Meigs County ,l;,ei . II' ffffioo, llfddle\fort, I 1 & alp I\. o. ...,.. sli �IM, 7 ln flJCl<S ,. ui,h. Party i P1ncoNti101. : � N=l�w"/:.""l,'li';.! "f. o"4 A, Son,loo 'Slolioft WY22:116. • .1 0, ,.,_ _ BP1,H . o.4�� . ' ' Mri.' Alifo •• tft bi,C at. � » Notices TillMjTI AND . �lY�.... ,. ' 1960-.'! ly Mn: llhtliall httd• Recent caUer1 ol Mr. and 'Mn. Will Heilman were Mn. Jamet Balley, Mrs. Jeannette La n ham a nd dlldren, and Mr, and lln. Charla Sa,rt and IOftS, Ru11eJI Painter spent sund,y with. 11.r. and Mrs. Harry Brown. Mr. ind Mrl. tarl M011man and d 1u.Q:hter, and Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralpb fl111nler were afternoon c.idllers. Mr. atm Mi's. J-,loYd Spe n ce and MN. Dlif'lill Geogleln IJ)ent Sunday afternoon with M,;1. Jennie Roush, Larry R o ,nh called on Mr. a nd MB. Virgil Roush Saturday. Linda Bahr spent Wednesday night with M'ary Joe Aowh. 'I) WTfh GAS_Air Condit ioning performaqte is 1 g �arante_e d . . . _all initial costs. easily finaoce d wJlllou1 1 ruce - and I re. twee...., II ■.... I MteNlty, 'l'lley're bot. In, dutl'4ln � • room �P• get ·- th' e July 5, r:r l(p. K ith �ei� and f ,., Y hi.ye, �v.ed fro" f91m­ � c�. Jt.ae pro�rty her(! lo • I �,..,, . . Gentude Milla hu niturnoil � viJlllln• rolaUves In � and Mnl JO;ha; l(eCoy 'and children chlldreij, qt N�w, J�, . - )'� · � d� l�ta: o1 Mrs. Harry her �- Mf, � 'llff.. � A Housef_,.I Of All NEW FUR NITURE BED ROOM · -�- = rer 111 ¥isil In ConwicLicuL Pat.rs. M:py,ne H,lrou •Pf!nt II rew­ d■ wllb her si�r, Mra. Helen Wetzel In' Golurrtt,.u,.. Ml:,. and Mn. r'8oeer Winebfen­ UF r h,ave pui:c.Ji\fed • trailer and hlllii it on bj,r pareht'1 property; on Col)en l\l"'d. ,. 0., Daily Sentinel, �omer!!)'-Middleport, ,, • JI. ■ 7? �-· � .. ' . STANDINGS Gene Hesson , ace lefthander and "Old Pro'' who could have but didn't "go up," hurled a no-hit ball game Saturday ni�ht u Mel Clark's AU-Stars team tripfed a visiting Ek.1nor mne by a score of 2-0 under the lights o Bachtel Field. . -. Heaaon, in touing hi■ no-hitter, ---· . . relief faced only 29 men He ga vt up two for the v1.&1ton while his walks and rannei l5. It was the 1 hul"ler Bill Taylor had five. Ralph ,eeond conMCuti ve game l n which I Clark of Mel ' s team u me up with be bu ip,peired that Ueuon has I two nic_e lield!ng plays to help save not allowed I hit. H e pi tched five 1 l-�esson S no-hit ter. Mel's team will not play al home jnninp oi hltleaa ball against McArthu:r on Wednesday night of l a.s t again until the nt�ht or July 16 week. Only one min on lhe Elea- when lhi.:y enlertam a team from Montgomer)'. Cl.irk announced th .t t nor team reatbed 5econd base Mel'1 team acored once in · the he will probably play two road fourth 1nnina and asam in the xames m the ne x t two weeks. eighth for its two runs. In the llome g.emes for luJS Lea rn in the fourth Ruaty Wamlilley led off with ne,tt two weeks cannot be played a 1ind,e. Bill lVillon fanned on a because of the annual Bend Softbit and run iit.uation, bat Wams• ball Tourname nt which 11 tarls at I ley w■a ufe al second. He f!'Cored 8!l(' htel .field on Thursd.11y, J uly on Gerald Clar.Ir.'• smgle. Luther 7 , and runs tor six nights. The line score : TucMr 1int1led, but Okey Anthony, Eleanor 000 000 000--0 O I seltled to down £1.anor 1t1rter, 000 JOO O l x-2 6 O ftn Dorwin .nd R,.lph Clark to re- Mel's Anthony, Taylor \6J and Weaver. tire the 1id�. 1ft the eighth inning, Tom Grues- Hesson and Tucker, Grueser. ------u walked and atole second. Dor• win Clar.Ir. walked. Grueser advlhced lo third on pa111cd ball 1 d tfter scored on I double steal. .1), • Mel's team came up with sh: ¥1u. ln addition to the hill by -_eraliJ Clark, Wamsley, an<I Tucket, John Thomas and Joe Bradley each �a.ingled while Dill Wilson 00 00 doubled. I A�thony ht1d eight 11trikeou 1.S , CINCIN NATI U PI - The Phil-- j 1delphi.1 Phlllles. the club which gave Wally Post back to the Reds Iese th w n a month ago, hall �e_ason 'I � I toda)' le reil'et ill hasty dec1s1on. Pou II hot. He has Hmacked · l0Dllfr1Sf eight homers elnce donning a HedAnflDU'ICN The leg uniform on June 17, two days Of HI• Offic. Te TM ,: after th� PJ!ils traded him to the Red1 wl�J.11 �n utes of the trad• New Bulhtets and Jng deadline. h9f•lonal B ulldlag Since' then, the SI. Paris, Ohio, outfielder has .Ill/licked ei�ht -� , home run1, tour of them during the past tout-day weekend. '111'1111 ' TonighL the PhJJs ace the Reds Telephone GlblDn ·1-ZZII -and Pott�eain. Hobin Roberts. {4-7) wqrk1 r ,1,gainat Don New -- - I Post Is Hot, Mak:es 1.rade L k ReaJ (; d Dr. George w. Davis , Op •••.,.J-f 414 Second Avr• �..111polls Oh • ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,L•..,--· ·� I.l!.,,.■·,;. ,.·"9r · ···· · ·•· · · · ···'··· ·· · • •.• ····· · ··, ·•,•·•··· 1 . 1 . r ..., •··· ,, , · ·· •!:, · -: ,:; ,m!�1:rnt1 .•.,.,.,,,, ''• I •· t I l OAK or SUMAC. 1\ :¥.t /1Ei�Hi:i: !::··::�;1iiTiihiiiT------; · iiI;, ,f!i /:rt1"i"'i1,u: ,: iU:W!:mW ;(:\:\: • i' i I ,, , :t:�t,��"i!'�VY-DR� Thi, acfantlRc tannlc acid treatment la gentle and SAFE for chlldren and adull1. Drle1 up bH,t1n-often within o day. . 1lo IYY-HY Ut111 a ' AMERtCAN LI.AGUE w L P,t. New York 43 26 .623 Cleveland . . 42 28 .600 Baltimore . . . . . 4f 33 .57 1 Chicago 39 34 .534 Detroit 34 37 .479 Washington . . , . 31 ' 8 _ 49 Kansas City 27 4� .375 Boston . . . . . . . � 45 .366 IYY-1111 c,_ lit l¥l s,por lll'I , !I Jgga DIIIGGIST ,_. r GB 1½ 3 a 10 12 1 7 ½: 18 Monda,_,1 R ..ult■ 10 B•lhmore 1, ht B•ltlmore I Boston 6, 2nd o.tro!t 3 Chic1to 0, l ■t 0.troit 3 Chiueo 1, �nd Cleveland 4 Kanau City 0, ht Cl•'f'eland 7 K1nu1 City 4, 2nd WHhlngton 9 Ntw York I Tuud1y'1 Probeble Pl tclwn Baltimore 1t lo■ton nightBrown 7-2 YI Br•Wfir S-6 NN Yortc at Weahlnaton night -Terr, � YI R1mo1 4-9 0n1, 91me1 a,chNuled WNnHct., Night'• G1mH K•n•11 City 1t Detroit Chicago et Cleveland New York at Baltimore Wa1hln9ton ., Boston NATIONAL LIAGUE W L Pd. GB Pittsburgh . . ". . 44 28 .6 1 1 Milwaukee . . . . 40 3 1 .!J63 3 1/21 San i'"rancii.co . . 38 33 .!W2 5 St. Louis . . . . 37 37 JiOO 8 Loa Angeles . . . 36 37 .495 8 1h Chreinnatl . . . . . 32 37 .486 9 30 44 .405 1 5 Philadelphia . 28 42 .400 15 Chicago Mondiy's Rtt.ults C lncinn.aitl S Phlladelphl1 0, ht Phll1dalphl• S Cincinnati 2, 2nd Mllw1uk" 7 Pittsburgh 6, l at 10 lnninp Plttaburgh 7 Mllwaulcff 2, 2nd St. Loul1 6 Loa Angeln 2, 11t Loi Anetlea 5 St. Loul1 4, 2nd Sin Fr1nclaco 4 Chicago o. ht San Fr1ncisco I Chicago 1, 2nd called after 14 lnnln11 with Kor• t ..d, darknu1 TuNda,•• Probaliil• Pitch•" St. Loul1 1t Chle11o-Slmmon1 1 -0 'f'I Cardwell 4-5 Sin Franci1co 1t LOI Ana•••• night-McCormick 9-4 Podr-. 1-1, Phil.acfelphle •t Cincinnati nl1ht-R0Mrt■ 4-7 v■ Newcombe: 3-5 Pitt.burgh 1t Mlh'f'•ukH night -L1w 1 1 --3 YI WIiey 4-3 WNnftd1,•1 G.amet Pllttbur■h et Cincinnati, nl9ht Phllulelphla 1t Mllw1ukH nl9ht Sin Fnn. 1t Lo■ Angelff, nl9ht St. Loul1 1t Chlc1s,o v• combe (3·3). In 'J:7 times at bat, made 12 hits, including two bks. He has drlven across runs. 14 Hut r1caplte his efforts, the Reds lind 1111.! mHel vl'i!I in sixth place uf­ ler a huAy weekend. They started July In fil th, lookin g upward. Poat homered twice to lc11d the Heds to ll 1 :.t-11 victory over the Chicago Cuba ut ChicaKu Saturday. lie belted one Stllldlly, but lhe ( 'ubs won their rirsl .iamc over tho Ohioans lll Ch iclljO of the liCiiHOn, 7-�. •• I I By United Pre11 lnte,m1tlonal That July 4th tradition about league-leaders going on to meet in the World Series sounds great bul the Yankees and Pirates would feel & lot better about it if their pitching measured u p to their hitting. Shaky relief pitching caused the Yankees to lo�c a game and onehalf of their American League lead to the second•plare 1ndi.11ns Monday. And the bombing of Bob Friend and Ho)' face in the first game of a doulJle-header prevented the Pirates from gaining ground iD the Nat ional League on the Bra vt!s and Giants. Friend ble w a 6· 1 lead and Face yielded the winning run in the 10th mning as the Braves edged the Pirates, 7-6 in the opener. With Harvey Haddix p it- ching a aix-hHter in the nightcap, Pittsburgh won, 7-2. The Pirates thus retained their 314 game lead on Milwaukee. Spahn WiM In Relief H.ank Aaaron helped put Milwaukee back into the first game with a two-run homer off Friend and Del Crandall tied the score in the ninth with a homer off Fat.�. Al Spangler singled home the tiebreaking run in the 10th against Face, making Spahn the winner in relief. Bob Skinner and Dick Stuart hit Pittsbureh homers. Smok y Burgess drove in three Pittsburgh runs in the nightcap with a single and double. Haddix yielded only two singles after the first inning. The Yankeea also did aome heavy cannonading, including the 300th homer of Mickey Mantle's career, but reliever Ryne Duren . Redlegs Nip Indians 4 to 3 In Bottom Of Seventh Inning Poat contrlbuled a two-run hom er to help .Ja)' Hook win his firn major loaguc shutout, D-0. The Red, dropped the nightcap, �-2, as Post w,u held to a mere 1Jngle. ' , ,.. -. r Yankees, Pirates, Would Be Happier If Their Pitching Measured Up To Present Hitting Pace a, Unltitd Prt-1$ lnt.rnatlonal • I Bolton l ' • ---·� Old Pro Hesson Pitches No-Hitter Against Eleanor 'Old Pro' Faces Just 29 Men While Walking Two, Fanning 15 Batters 1 . The Middleport Redlegs won their first l:illlle and the Indians took their first Joss of the Middle­ port Little League second halt :�onday evening. 4-3, in the bot­ tom of the :1cvent11 inning. The winners came from being behind 3- 1 after five innings by getting on(' run ill the Cifth for 3-2 and tyin.t: it up 3·3 in the bot­ tom of the JSixth. John 1';1rrnehill wulked to lead orr the game and with one out Mark Tannehill tripled for 1-0 ra­ orin� the Redlcgs. The Indians m;idc it 2-J in the fourth on an error by John Tanneh'ill and Cole­ lllilll 0 h hard shot lo center that got pas[ the centcrficldcr and was good fur u home run, They made it 3- 1 in the top of lhe fifth on Tay­ lor's similar line ahot · to center th11t also went through for a hom• er. In the fifth Art Casci led off by w11lking aud with two out Mark Tannchill's single scored him. In the sixth Bruce Wallace led off with a double oft Mike Bratton, who llild gone all the way, and scored af lcr an error and a passed ball. Ron Hlndy relieved Dick Fife in the seventh and got the Indiana out walking One and allowing Bratton a single. The Redless won it when Bob Manley wu ,are on an error, moved to third on Mark Tanne­ hill's double, and scored on Char­ ley Payne's wild pitch high on the backstop. Other Redleg hitters were Fife and Ray Hindy, each singles. For 1he Indians, Burkett and Bartlett iilso had singles. The Indians were without their fine catcher and bit­ ter, Willard Moore, who is ill. Bratton Canned 18, walked five in aii innings. Fife fanned 10, walked three in hi• 1ix innlnt11; Hindy fanned one, walked one; Payne fanned none, walked none. Top defensive pla)' of the game was the �dlegs· Ron Hind)"s stab or Coleman's slow hard liner at short in the top of the sixth with two one and one out, caushl a foot orr the 1::round to his right. Indians 000 210 3 ts 2 Redlegs 100 Oil 14 6 2 Bratton (LP), Payne (7) and Burkett. Fife, Hindy (WP), and Man-. ley. M. Tannehill (6). Umpire: Jim Harri1. In a game played at Racine BIi part ot the fourth of July celebra­ tion there ut noon, the Braves beat the Jets 10 · 5 (mofficlally, 11 an exhlbllion. Due to the holi­ day, neither rluh could field a full team au the ltacine team WH combined and so was the Pome­ roy team. Racine ':litters were Jack Bo!ltlc four for four with a 3•run homer, and CharleA Cleland had 2 for f. r�or Pomeroy Ec1die Baer ind Wolrc had two singles, Jeff Gibbs 11, triple .11°nd Swl11her a sin• gle. -, When illness strikes, FRENCH LICK, Ind. UPI-Mic• kl!y Wrisht, a 26-year-old Callfor• tlia blon d today wae the first player ever to wJn thfl ladJea Profeulonal Golfers A11J:J. cham­ pionship for a second tJm,e 11 well l!I the first pro to win three tournaments thi• year. Miss Wrlght, noted II the long­ est hitter ever in women's golf sl.111hed three strokea off par for tbc Sheraton Country Club'• hlll course wilh a 71 Monday lo poal a 292 total for 72 hole,, four under par and win lop money of $1,500 in the $8,500 event. She won the LPGA erown ln 19(58 at Pittsburgh for her tint time and earller this year ahe e1ptured the ' Sea l'llland and Tampa Open1. Loulae Sugy1, Atlanta, Oa., waa �ne under the tour-,1ment par With 295 for aecond money of $1,IDO. 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BUY•• THE MEDIUM WIN IOCCLR GAM8 NEW YORK UPI - Banau of Rio de Janeiro, Brull, ttoum�ed S.m Doria of Genoa, Daly, 4-0, Monday In a pme 1n the Wl:-team , 15 . pme IntirnaUonal Soccer Lea1ue compeUUon. you C I RC LE'S Resta uran t - '" 18 ,.. , WINI LARGEST PURSE SAN JUAN, P. R. UPI - Stan• arn, owned by Stanley Sa&ner of Baltimore, Yd., collected the lar­ sest plll'le in Puerto Rican racln1 hlatory, $17,026. when he won the mile-and-one-1lxteenth July Fourth Cup Monday at the El Comman­ dante .Race Track. -=· � ��• u ,,ioo �· Chon!lel s-i·uesda) a!' LOAN :o/1 {!,t • ff -=• ' a I & n... •·» I Mr. ant lln. J.. llalliell ja'ljl 1Jadl.10n, famlly Va. are r:,pendlng thelr vacation Mr,. w� ' u,....1......--11 12:00 RQtl• Gun A ul&IIIINI JI,� J,ove 1'!,at Boll f :IIO , About 1:00 American Bandltand 1180 Modic 0.:30 lll' FrleDd Fil.., crtJD · n.;,· 111 Court 8:00 San "l-""rmclle'j . 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""' I, ,IIOIW $25 to $1000 Save 10¾ Discount Dell&htfully Served Wllh Your Favorite Side Dllbes -WC H$.TV CJ,ti1n"•' .,f I - .,.W""1J'll9' Cherolet Lambfirt it 1pe_pdi"I t he week with i.or COtlfill, ee.erly John10n. ff� Ul,...,I, Robert VanMel<r I, bulldin1 a Ii'! , ' By -rlofta paUo for Mr. ,nd Mrs. Jame, Cor• Mr. and Mu Earl Ht.ndenon of ter. The }liverview Little leaguen \\-lletiling ind Mr. and Mrt,. Ed Dawill play Little Hockini Jul)' 4 at vii: of Ala bama were called here by the death of their brother, Rjq.ba"1 5:30 p. m. Mr. and Mr,. Carl Walton and Henderso n of Coolville "hoc was family spent l(o_pda,y eveniqa with . burit<l at Portland Cemete;rr 'l'ue1M Ree d g . � � ::� �� ra Mr. and Pttr1. J\q W.eaver of. aou and Wilma. Mr. and !4rl. Eber Waverly spent the ,..,k end wllh lie.o.llonon, !Ir. and 11111, , , , 'If. •nd Mro. Alvin llol><I 81¥1 Mi-o. Hencferson, Mn. Kala JIIU., 'V,aver. Renrletla )lcDade, Mr. ,nd , ro. Sandra Caoer tpent Monc:lar. Albi!rt Ptiynter. �!&l>t wilb !loli,rl •'I<! Dfti1 V:•Q lit•. G: t. ouoo of IIJulllocto� m.eter. :IPtJlt tbe, wee.le end here aod Wu Mr · !11\d Mr,. Clayto� Kimes .,,4 -•oiPanied home i,, her child• ... � ° ...� ol, UIU• H9'Jtjna and 11,. ..... �.d, and . �nn. aru1 lolr1. Mike K,,rv,Jn ,pent S\m· Mita Carolyn Milll¥>,an of Mid. d.Q with Ji\r. lQiA ¥rs. Willi•m dleP:Ori called on Linda Ours Thu rs l{oselton. da,y · aft,er,;\OOn, lliues Ka,vhelle Shank and c.ar. Martha Holsinger, (ri'.IC1' Holi , 1,t.nger, and �mma Va,o,M�er call• Qlyn TaylQr of Santa Anl,, Calli,, e� OJ1 U:ina P,kke_ga, S:un�y;. • and Mr. and Mrs. Cbe1ler Scptt of na11as Bar� has ri.tu� hom.e Westerville- called o n lfr. and Mrs. � Rlorid, after v�iting wtth �I• }farry Swan, Ihunday. s1sler and faniily,. Mr. and Mrs. . Mn. Howard Ebenb1ch -;as Pao I Ch,evaller and son, called to Kansas CilY by the illne111 of her. daulbter, Mrs. Wilcox. Nooh Ha■kln, of Middleport flll•d the pulpit ,t the church here nt �;e::�:: He was ac,compan• � � . By u,_ ]hi� -Mr. and lln. Rolland Kellenber. Le�ter l\tllley. Olld, sialet. ae,ih� a�. •P.t� S�nAA, wjth . het ...-.nla, attended q,e wi<Wi'l!l ol '4,. aniJ ,Mra. Eber Qurs. Tllelt son 'lt'tat 1¥,�e. Mlf!' li.cbel Genhelm- Gren returned home with. !\ii R1rat P lnt ; ����� �.... hqr,_ with .hi• l> . The G""'e l!rpt ltq,, ol. 1- lind 18'. . . , l , •niJ .fto�nl• He � : ., were lhie, ,M;rs. IJell GOMte of Lol\l. Bottom �eel< en,<! IO , �. lat.tor'• c&IJep on the Swan fO!l>ilY re' avnt, M CI ; , ·, !.m iy. ,Ol\tJy. M, . ••4 �. Q,,:11 M<:Lep/1 ot , . Holter, �Y., ' . M11. Gru"-. and rs. •Vir: Beh,re w�e here calt(ns on Rlaginla Thoreq •llelJill,,d tho lie'\<I..,.. Ii., .-.,enuy. son l!ln.,.1 ltt �oo\vllle, TUesd,y. ---,----Mfs. liar, L® lh• chldren 1, her· sie, WO'!' Th�ay IIUeou . , .-0 le£, �. Je&11 �ayle , a childreo C: o(. llov�tly. : · . · "l!f . 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Robert Murr1y and �ugbter■:, Mr. apd Mr.11 , WUl flolaina:er and Mrs. Rex lllo ke hove returned born e ,tier �1w.hng a w,ek at the Youth C.1)1P •t Juuctlon Citr. . Mr. and lira. Chnton Hola1nge1· attended the ule ol the late Mr. and Mn. Park Halte)' of Rittmsn. The Halaey1 were the parents of Mrs. Hollinger, Chester Wilson 1pent Tueeday w 1th Georp W. Curt.l.a. Vir&:h;iia, Karen and Sandra Car• LeJ', spent the we"ek end in Glennden, W. Va. Carl Cline ia ,pe1K1in1 a ftll-" .day1 with Mn. Gl'ICt'I HoWnger. Alva HolsJnser Jr. iw been Ill. Mr. and Mn. H&rry f�mpkin1 or. Little Hockins 1pent Sunday evenilli with Mr. and Mn. Jorn•• Can• er and dau1hter1. , " · lf:Ni nu-.., Clela nd's CASH LOAN News Of Tha Week qa .. � a■ RADIO and TV SALES and SERVIU ' pc iety �ljl R ... 111..a.....a... lO ap vt... y ,,__..., t ��J: ; 11111' u.n� • &t:.,�� «ol!UIOlr • .fii:30 Adven.tqr,e TJme • (2!00 Triilh or eomeq_uentee S,(¥) Steamboat � i�,311 " Could Bo D;� Quick Ora� eGnw Mld Day Newa 1 . 11 Movlethne l.:OQ -",usJc ID the Roµnd 1:1& The J_1n,. HllOW 2:30 Loretta Yount Theater • · • W•�tb:� 3:00 Young Dr. M•lone • -� l:IC t11ew1 Pl«lffll' 3:30 From These Root. � Huntley Brinllu Re,oit f:00 Comedy Playhoute '1:00 Vanhunt ,:so Adventlll'� Tlietter · 7;SO Train 5:00 Steamboat Bt[\ 1 8:30 Price Ia: Right 5:-30 Woody Wood�er 6:00 MU1ic 1n thj! lldund 9:00 H.a.ppy ., ,.,. 8:H J�aa Thi.cite� Hlaow 8:30 Tate 8:21 llfi1tl)""4" 10:00 Thia 11 Your Life -1:�I [':1•1111 Pklu• � 'l'o�batou TerrltorJ . -q&mtfff' �.,. Repuit 8:41 U:00 .Heft BeMIII,.., f·NJ �nball · 11:lP WHtlleftall 7:lltl WJ� l l":til TM Jae"k Paar Slla.8.30 AmericJi'n• Gas 'Playhouse t:no SJ ... (Ill, 9:M "" Rtcha-' '" Diamond 1:30 Arthur Murray Pany . J lO:QO M. Squad l0:3,p PhjJ Silvera Sho• 8:45 Sign Or ll:00 Jllle�,i ae.tdU... 'J.:00 Today 1 'l:UI ·\f,utbfflut 0:00 Katie Doonan Show 11:15 J�t 'Pur'Skow 9:30 'i'QPper 10:00 Dougb :R& 1ll I 1:00 SJ.OJ . OU �� J ;.,11,o.,. · *'� ·wolfpen News o., July '· 1960-S I Eden S �• wt , t"" .J _ .' I. PE. ■ ,...I'll � a,_ .,-, I ,il-f PK �� ra..::. •• .J 3 WC. A. ., TU . It � � ....... �� a, UnltN Pl'fll. lntarn.ta...l D,4R Schoot. Yuited By Local Member, Murray CIL7 won 1t In the ninth The line. Kores: when Pud Smlth tripled SwYert Redlegs . , . . . . . . 200 100- I> 5 3. home from first with two away, Pirates . . . . . . . . IU2 31x-12 8 1 Gene Wolle led the hitting with Werr)' and Van Meler. Knigbt, a double and 1Jlnale, I SWyen allO Ty o 3 (WP) .and Menchinl. havins another safety. Pomeroy . . . . . . 320 000- 5 8 1 Racine collected only four hltl Racine . . . . , . . . 331 03x-10 8 O _ Wolfe, Gibb! 2 (LP) and Swi- with Bob Taylor'• buea loaded slnale Heine the score In the 8th sher. Roush ( W P), 801tlc 4 Mc• Larry Wolle, Duane Wolle and Clintock iJ and Spencer. Art Stobart had 1in,let, Racine waa without the 1ervice1 of a1s. regular,. Murray Clly 001 002 101-3 10 Roclne . . . . 000 000 I� 4 o Withers and Holbert. Wolle and SLobMI. Miss Wright Is Woman Golfer Of Distinction Leafs Hold Post 9 Games ln Front Of Field Midd.Jeport't Por,y Baron• won a An even ,pill of • holiday dou­ po,tponed came Saturday from blH!elder, thanu Lo the pltehln,r Syr.acuse IH on Charley Buth'• of Bob Chabl.,, curied Iha To­ four-hitter aad good Middleport ronto Maple Leaf• put the walked home the wlnntn, run defen1lve pl17. Fourth of ,July mlle,lclne Dine wllb the buea loaded in the pmu in front tn their qu.t fOJ' Ronnie Carr WH the only pla)'­ ninth lo Cive the Senaton 1 9-8 1 second stn.igbt International win in the only li.Q&le same of er on both team, to 1et two bit, LelfU� pennant. both of hia being 1i�les. the holiday proiram. Syracuae h..:I one run, four The 1e1Cond�ltce Buffalo B1loM Bob Cerv, GU McDougald and Hector Lopez al.lo hit Yanlr.ee hits, three erron. Middleport won the openinc 11IUe of the twin home runs but the Se111tors twice hid all run1, 1i:r. l:lit1 and eue bill h'I the 11th when Jatl. Davb overcame three-run deficits to error. clouted a three-run homer for an win. Jim Lemon and Pete Wlee­ 8-5' decision. Davis 1lao connected nant h1l W ■1hington homen to off Cbalraleo ln the thlnf lnnin.l heir, earn Don Lee the victory In of the nilbtc■ P, but Toronto crime rel ef. back for • -1-2 win UI the eeven­ lndlena Win Two innln.,: came behind CbabJ.u• Mrs. A. R. Knight, Mn. Pearl nine-hit hurlinc. The Indiana DJQVed to within l 'ii games of the Yanteet by Hysell and Mn. Guy Nei&ler, mem­ In other -holiday double-hNdert : ben of Return Jonathan M. e lp sweeping a double-header from Colllfflbdl be.It Havana twice, 4-2 the Athletics, 4--() and 7-4; the Chapter, DAR,. and MH. B. B. tnd M; Richmond but Miami, '1-2, Tigers broke a five-1ame loaln.t r..mbert of the James Barbour and then loat. 6-3; 11nd Montreal streak by U,kin1 two from the Chapter of Belincton, W. Va., re­ downed Rochester, 6-2, before los­ While Sox 3-0 and 3-2; and the turned home Friday evening after lnt", 74. Red Sox beat the Orioles 10-7 in a five day trip to visit the DAB the opener and then lo,t the achools. Schoola visited were the Tam• niJhlcap 8-6. 111ee school In South cuolina and In th• N1tlanel LM8W; tt. Glints lltet the Cube 4,,0 and the Kate DQDC.111 Smith school in Alabam•. They a1ao vtaited the thn pleyed • 14-IMI- 1•1 t1ti We Sell M*rola Schooll at Rome, Ga., and on Berry that w11 h1fted a., darlawu; the Cherokee Reaenation. the Dod91n ame llilck to Net We Service All the Cerdlnels 5-4 .ttw lot,1119 Makes: ,and Hodell WITffDIIAWN FROM IIACI ftle DPHW, 6-2; end th. RNI INGLEWOOD, Calif. UPI - Vic• e,pUt with the Phlls, wlMlnt toria Park, Canada's champion tho 11,..t ..,.., .... droppifte been with. three-ye11r-old, baa the, nlthtc•p, 5-2. YR.EE PARKING drawn from next Saturday's $100,· Gary Bell pitched a three-hit• ooo Hollywood Derby because or Phone WY-Z.zzsl ter and Johnny Temple's two-run swelling in his front legs, tnintr P<lmoroy E. llaln SL ainale waa the big blow in Cleve­ Horatio Luro aaid tod■y. l1nd'1 openlril eame victory. Cat-­ cher John Romano contributed two home runs and Ken Atpro­ monte one In the nl1btcap ae Johnny Klipptteln came to the re• lief of winniJll rtarter Ted Bowa­ field. Colnlto Hlh 14th Jim BunninJ gave up only three hits and Rocky Coluito hit his Uth home run In Detrolt't opening-same win. Norm C11h'1 sixth-lnnln,1 homer provided lbe Stop in o, wlnnin,: run in the nightcap for 'pbona lor reliever Dave Sisler. Roy Steven 1 a quick hit a White Soz homer. Pirates Win Contest From Redlegs In Little League Game Pumeroy's Little LeaGue Pirates took the Redlcgs into camp 12-9 in the only in-town game 1 1layed Monday when Knight and Tyo teamed tu pitch an 8-hitter. Werry of the Redleg.11 gave up only five hih, iu losing, but walka and errors back of him hurt. Top hitter for the Pirates was Mlcky Mem· hini with three for lhrce, two Hlllglcs aud II homer, while Murra)' had two hits and Knight, C1lo and McKenzie one each, -�i'"or the Hcdleg� Kelth Phalln Mid two singles, with Finlaw, L. VanMeter and Conde, each geltini;:: a safety, VanMcten-1 belni a tri• ple. Bamu Win From Syracuse Ball Team Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, . �f Sherry Turner who had •1':'1111 ljle P<l.01 we,k with her sister �eq, llomo, witb them. . ,Mn, lkl11d,ay waa hosw,ilir slwwo, Friday even• 'lli,l!>•. Jjij; Nor.,,._ Gall Wilcox Mffl, RaJ.oh Turper and Miss p_.,._$ Wll,on are h•lping with Bible school at Columbia Chapel. Mr: and �n. Terry Little of Att-em call� at the M. E. Nelson home Sunday artamoon. · · Mr. and !llrs. . Hrtrold E,rlewine •"41 three children of Point Pie.es· ant . �re . Sunday guest.a of the Fad1·��r � . :./ 'tr,. Corw in Smith and Kailay and suaan returned to Colum,bw; Mon�ay after I vacation with their parent,, Mr. and Mra. •MifYin Wibon and Mr. and Mn. 1'1tu1 Stplth. . JI/'. and vr.. Corwin Smith took trip throu1b the Smokle1 whille Kathy �d Susan remained witlt , Mr. and Mn. WU.on. , .. ,,e D�n farnily have moved tu ,the >.rtl\ur Ferrel l farm. _______ ' lf!ff '11·• • _rt, -- MARIA'? liTILL OLJr I,., , • � '\ - � ·-? :Fa,ra.�y P,k'lk Supper fleltl'llfo--'-'. EtJertin,r : Monday .\· l11QU,ovenln1 ;:,upper , aa a the w eld I\Pr t of 1� {�I'. BaU,, !Plonol: 11 . � I WOl'O Dr. •114 B. J•9n1n .. · .M.t . 1·0 n tlld 1.ou11vllu. � of � �it A.., . .,.S. 14"!- Jlo.sqo,, Wise, illildldJ>orl. · Mr: a'141 lbw. lohn and ¥,rs.. Jtu•, 'W�. Billy B ,I Mr& llertho . �tl ffii llh. 8'i . ::---'�F · � · l!l:¥�t • PLE,\� AN S.V>'. ER Ti-IE BACK. DOOR - t .. . ·• t. .,:_$�,:' � ;;rl .� aior;�T� A1IO • I 1'1 I " �-· � .. ' . STANDINGS Gene Hesson , ace lefthander and "Old Pro'' who could have but didn't "go up," hurled a no-hit ball game Saturday ni�ht u Mel Clark's AU-Stars team tripfed a visiting Ek.1nor mne by a score of 2-0 under the lights o Bachtel Field. . -. Heaaon, in touing hi■ no-hitter, ---· . . relief faced only 29 men He ga vt up two for the v1.&1ton while his walks and rannei l5. It was the 1 hul"ler Bill Taylor had five. Ralph ,eeond conMCuti ve game l n which I Clark of Mel ' s team u me up with be bu ip,peired that Ueuon has I two nic_e lield!ng plays to help save not allowed I hit. H e pi tched five 1 l-�esson S no-hit ter. Mel's team will not play al home jnninp oi hltleaa ball against McArthu:r on Wednesday night of l a.s t again until the nt�ht or July 16 week. Only one min on lhe Elea- when lhi.:y enlertam a team from Montgomer)'. Cl.irk announced th .t t nor team reatbed 5econd base Mel'1 team acored once in · the he will probably play two road fourth 1nnina and asam in the xames m the ne x t two weeks. eighth for its two runs. In the llome g.emes for luJS Lea rn in the fourth Ruaty Wamlilley led off with ne,tt two weeks cannot be played a 1ind,e. Bill lVillon fanned on a because of the annual Bend Softbit and run iit.uation, bat Wams• ball Tourname nt which 11 tarls at I ley w■a ufe al second. He f!'Cored 8!l(' htel .field on Thursd.11y, J uly on Gerald Clar.Ir.'• smgle. Luther 7 , and runs tor six nights. The line score : TucMr 1int1led, but Okey Anthony, Eleanor 000 000 000--0 O I seltled to down £1.anor 1t1rter, 000 JOO O l x-2 6 O ftn Dorwin .nd R,.lph Clark to re- Mel's Anthony, Taylor \6J and Weaver. tire the 1id�. 1ft the eighth inning, Tom Grues- Hesson and Tucker, Grueser. ------u walked and atole second. Dor• win Clar.Ir. walked. Grueser advlhced lo third on pa111cd ball 1 d tfter scored on I double steal. .1), • Mel's team came up with sh: ¥1u. ln addition to the hill by -_eraliJ Clark, Wamsley, an<I Tucket, John Thomas and Joe Bradley each �a.ingled while Dill Wilson 00 00 doubled. I A�thony ht1d eight 11trikeou 1.S , CINCIN NATI U PI - The Phil-- j 1delphi.1 Phlllles. the club which gave Wally Post back to the Reds Iese th w n a month ago, hall �e_ason 'I � I toda)' le reil'et ill hasty dec1s1on. Pou II hot. He has Hmacked · l0Dllfr1Sf eight homers elnce donning a HedAnflDU'ICN The leg uniform on June 17, two days Of HI• Offic. Te TM ,: after th� PJ!ils traded him to the Red1 wl�J.11 �n utes of the trad• New Bulhtets and Jng deadline. h9f•lonal B ulldlag Since' then, the SI. Paris, Ohio, outfielder has .Ill/licked ei�ht -� , home run1, tour of them during the past tout-day weekend. '111'1111 ' TonighL the PhJJs ace the Reds Telephone GlblDn ·1-ZZII -and Pott�eain. Hobin Roberts. {4-7) wqrk1 r ,1,gainat Don New -- - I Post Is Hot, Mak:es 1.rade L k ReaJ (; d Dr. George w. Davis , Op •••.,.J-f 414 Second Avr• �..111polls Oh • ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,L•..,--· ·� I.l!.,,.■·,;. ,.·"9r · ···· · ·•· · · · ···'··· ·· · • •.• ····· · ··, ·•,•·•··· 1 . 1 . r ..., •··· ,, , · ·· •!:, · -: ,:; ,m!�1:rnt1 .•.,.,.,,,, ''• I •· t I l OAK or SUMAC. 1\ :¥.t /1Ei�Hi:i: !::··::�;1iiTiihiiiT------; · iiI;, ,f!i /:rt1"i"'i1,u: ,: iU:W!:mW ;(:\:\: • i' i I ,, , :t:�t,��"i!'�VY-DR� Thi, acfantlRc tannlc acid treatment la gentle and SAFE for chlldren and adull1. Drle1 up bH,t1n-often within o day. . 1lo IYY-HY Ut111 a ' AMERtCAN LI.AGUE w L P,t. New York 43 26 .623 Cleveland . . 42 28 .600 Baltimore . . . . . 4f 33 .57 1 Chicago 39 34 .534 Detroit 34 37 .479 Washington . . , . 31 ' 8 _ 49 Kansas City 27 4� .375 Boston . . . . . . . � 45 .366 IYY-1111 c,_ lit l¥l s,por lll'I , !I Jgga DIIIGGIST ,_. r GB 1½ 3 a 10 12 1 7 ½: 18 Monda,_,1 R ..ult■ 10 B•lhmore 1, ht B•ltlmore I Boston 6, 2nd o.tro!t 3 Chic1to 0, l ■t 0.troit 3 Chiueo 1, �nd Cleveland 4 Kanau City 0, ht Cl•'f'eland 7 K1nu1 City 4, 2nd WHhlngton 9 Ntw York I Tuud1y'1 Probeble Pl tclwn Baltimore 1t lo■ton nightBrown 7-2 YI Br•Wfir S-6 NN Yortc at Weahlnaton night -Terr, � YI R1mo1 4-9 0n1, 91me1 a,chNuled WNnHct., Night'• G1mH K•n•11 City 1t Detroit Chicago et Cleveland New York at Baltimore Wa1hln9ton ., Boston NATIONAL LIAGUE W L Pd. GB Pittsburgh . . ". . 44 28 .6 1 1 Milwaukee . . . . 40 3 1 .!J63 3 1/21 San i'"rancii.co . . 38 33 .!W2 5 St. Louis . . . . 37 37 JiOO 8 Loa Angeles . . . 36 37 .495 8 1h Chreinnatl . . . . . 32 37 .486 9 30 44 .405 1 5 Philadelphia . 28 42 .400 15 Chicago Mondiy's Rtt.ults C lncinn.aitl S Phlladelphl1 0, ht Phll1dalphl• S Cincinnati 2, 2nd Mllw1uk" 7 Pittsburgh 6, l at 10 lnninp Plttaburgh 7 Mllwaulcff 2, 2nd St. Loul1 6 Loa Angeln 2, 11t Loi Anetlea 5 St. Loul1 4, 2nd Sin Fr1nclaco 4 Chicago o. ht San Fr1ncisco I Chicago 1, 2nd called after 14 lnnln11 with Kor• t ..d, darknu1 TuNda,•• Probaliil• Pitch•" St. Loul1 1t Chle11o-Slmmon1 1 -0 'f'I Cardwell 4-5 Sin Franci1co 1t LOI Ana•••• night-McCormick 9-4 Podr-. 1-1, Phil.acfelphle •t Cincinnati nl1ht-R0Mrt■ 4-7 v■ Newcombe: 3-5 Pitt.burgh 1t Mlh'f'•ukH night -L1w 1 1 --3 YI WIiey 4-3 WNnftd1,•1 G.amet Pllttbur■h et Cincinnati, nl9ht Phllulelphla 1t Mllw1ukH nl9ht Sin Fnn. 1t Lo■ Angelff, nl9ht St. Loul1 1t Chlc1s,o v• combe (3·3). In 'J:7 times at bat, made 12 hits, including two bks. He has drlven across runs. 14 Hut r1caplte his efforts, the Reds lind 1111.! mHel vl'i!I in sixth place uf­ ler a huAy weekend. They started July In fil th, lookin g upward. Poat homered twice to lc11d the Heds to ll 1 :.t-11 victory over the Chicago Cuba ut ChicaKu Saturday. lie belted one Stllldlly, but lhe ( 'ubs won their rirsl .iamc over tho Ohioans lll Ch iclljO of the liCiiHOn, 7-�. •• I I By United Pre11 lnte,m1tlonal That July 4th tradition about league-leaders going on to meet in the World Series sounds great bul the Yankees and Pirates would feel & lot better about it if their pitching measured u p to their hitting. Shaky relief pitching caused the Yankees to lo�c a game and onehalf of their American League lead to the second•plare 1ndi.11ns Monday. And the bombing of Bob Friend and Ho)' face in the first game of a doulJle-header prevented the Pirates from gaining ground iD the Nat ional League on the Bra vt!s and Giants. Friend ble w a 6· 1 lead and Face yielded the winning run in the 10th mning as the Braves edged the Pirates, 7-6 in the opener. With Harvey Haddix p it- ching a aix-hHter in the nightcap, Pittsburgh won, 7-2. The Pirates thus retained their 314 game lead on Milwaukee. Spahn WiM In Relief H.ank Aaaron helped put Milwaukee back into the first game with a two-run homer off Friend and Del Crandall tied the score in the ninth with a homer off Fat.�. Al Spangler singled home the tiebreaking run in the 10th against Face, making Spahn the winner in relief. Bob Skinner and Dick Stuart hit Pittsbureh homers. Smok y Burgess drove in three Pittsburgh runs in the nightcap with a single and double. Haddix yielded only two singles after the first inning. The Yankeea also did aome heavy cannonading, including the 300th homer of Mickey Mantle's career, but reliever Ryne Duren . Redlegs Nip Indians 4 to 3 In Bottom Of Seventh Inning Poat contrlbuled a two-run hom er to help .Ja)' Hook win his firn major loaguc shutout, D-0. The Red, dropped the nightcap, �-2, as Post w,u held to a mere 1Jngle. ' , ,.. -. r Yankees, Pirates, Would Be Happier If Their Pitching Measured Up To Present Hitting Pace a, Unltitd Prt-1$ lnt.rnatlonal • I Bolton l ' • ---·� Old Pro Hesson Pitches No-Hitter Against Eleanor 'Old Pro' Faces Just 29 Men While Walking Two, Fanning 15 Batters 1 . The Middleport Redlegs won their first l:illlle and the Indians took their first Joss of the Middle­ port Little League second halt :�onday evening. 4-3, in the bot­ tom of the :1cvent11 inning. The winners came from being behind 3- 1 after five innings by getting on(' run ill the Cifth for 3-2 and tyin.t: it up 3·3 in the bot­ tom of the JSixth. John 1';1rrnehill wulked to lead orr the game and with one out Mark Tannehill tripled for 1-0 ra­ orin� the Redlcgs. The Indians m;idc it 2-J in the fourth on an error by John Tanneh'ill and Cole­ lllilll 0 h hard shot lo center that got pas[ the centcrficldcr and was good fur u home run, They made it 3- 1 in the top of lhe fifth on Tay­ lor's similar line ahot · to center th11t also went through for a hom• er. In the fifth Art Casci led off by w11lking aud with two out Mark Tannchill's single scored him. In the sixth Bruce Wallace led off with a double oft Mike Bratton, who llild gone all the way, and scored af lcr an error and a passed ball. Ron Hlndy relieved Dick Fife in the seventh and got the Indiana out walking One and allowing Bratton a single. The Redless won it when Bob Manley wu ,are on an error, moved to third on Mark Tanne­ hill's double, and scored on Char­ ley Payne's wild pitch high on the backstop. Other Redleg hitters were Fife and Ray Hindy, each singles. For 1he Indians, Burkett and Bartlett iilso had singles. The Indians were without their fine catcher and bit­ ter, Willard Moore, who is ill. Bratton Canned 18, walked five in aii innings. Fife fanned 10, walked three in hi• 1ix innlnt11; Hindy fanned one, walked one; Payne fanned none, walked none. Top defensive pla)' of the game was the �dlegs· Ron Hind)"s stab or Coleman's slow hard liner at short in the top of the sixth with two one and one out, caushl a foot orr the 1::round to his right. Indians 000 210 3 ts 2 Redlegs 100 Oil 14 6 2 Bratton (LP), Payne (7) and Burkett. Fife, Hindy (WP), and Man-. ley. M. Tannehill (6). Umpire: Jim Harri1. In a game played at Racine BIi part ot the fourth of July celebra­ tion there ut noon, the Braves beat the Jets 10 · 5 (mofficlally, 11 an exhlbllion. Due to the holi­ day, neither rluh could field a full team au the ltacine team WH combined and so was the Pome­ roy team. Racine ':litters were Jack Bo!ltlc four for four with a 3•run homer, and CharleA Cleland had 2 for f. r�or Pomeroy Ec1die Baer ind Wolrc had two singles, Jeff Gibbs 11, triple .11°nd Swl11her a sin• gle. -, When illness strikes, FRENCH LICK, Ind. UPI-Mic• kl!y Wrisht, a 26-year-old Callfor• tlia blon d today wae the first player ever to wJn thfl ladJea Profeulonal Golfers A11J:J. cham­ pionship for a second tJm,e 11 well l!I the first pro to win three tournaments thi• year. Miss Wrlght, noted II the long­ est hitter ever in women's golf sl.111hed three strokea off par for tbc Sheraton Country Club'• hlll course wilh a 71 Monday lo poal a 292 total for 72 hole,, four under par and win lop money of $1,500 in the $8,500 event. She won the LPGA erown ln 19(58 at Pittsburgh for her tint time and earller this year ahe e1ptured the ' Sea l'llland and Tampa Open1. Loulae Sugy1, Atlanta, Oa., waa �ne under the tour-,1ment par With 295 for aecond money of $1,IDO. Delicious ,r ,, . : , '.� , f� I the best care NOTHING TO BUY .NM' A CONTEST NO REGISTRATION ' Olftlr dfHffl - llldudo • i20.000 homo, •� t,ljto • · ., ar""'1i 11,, -• -- fur �NI- - -lpt, lux.., on,IMrl, 1960 ,_ Olld mo,a . •, • · - H,000 - prlnl '"nlin1 In ..1.. up 10 tl,000. Racm · e Drops 0ne t f0 MUfray City 1e...i aoo 5- Racine's Hocking Valley Jeae:ue entry loat it, leadership position Sunday to Murray City, M, when the visitors poured 10 hill into the Inner and out.tr putures off Larry Wolle, uaually Invincible. 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C·lot . •LII.y ,, NAIITES, -.Frlnce. l)PI _ St:/cj(,- ···.C/IJPA :'Ul'f- ti! j.J· en Ii>' ,,.u, oppendlclll1• Juil be; , 00. l!Ilirnlllonal �IIY!Ulll96li<I _� oiitOt lore heo, wlMl6� Simone Bl,nloell w,� rushed,iii Im amb"ulance Lo tho church, • ''1111'' to miite her Mn. Jo,ep :j:t l!Gqro, went baclt in• to the imbul.arite and nced-' on to a clinic for a sutteuful operation. . l,#CI ""- -y . Round jiff illt' ':ijr . ." :·. Q lo.Jews Of. The U'L ARNEll 'WIC', '"Mll•••c' al .ro, ti . �a.wt , �. . • . •ill ti'!t . . l;IO p 1riiQD :boii<,,: ut'"!!I' 1'.&· ftl . 1 ll'I! t!III WlfNG Z: 15: A.Al. ON W·J' 'E. H,·· . ·h'le. .. . . ' . ·arid' . I o'. 'iitbert ,1PC:I On The lu.l .l'pl Yoa •1 . �.· SIIUX-AN' QJd S 1e"'. · ts ALLEN ■ Newa Ju1t Yoia · Colllnc ·On "- Pleounl MIiiie Ge llouo4 ' · · c , Ge � , ftiWI · ua, � Iii w = � b� · . ,, •� JEST WHEN THEM 816 O\'. 6RAHPAPPY OOFISM- STAIITED BITIN' DOWN lit ""I SEl:RET F15H1N· ..,LE Georlia Thompaon, Loia Thomp­ aon, Mart Hiuint, Marjorif' W,irn­ er and Naomi Smith were Jn Col­ u m bus on bu1ine11 Friday. Mra. Roy Seiber. en,d f�mily are vi.aitin.1 her ,liter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thompson lhia w�. i C!•,-_,t The �� "Ill!· ,,_ rin.. ·111oow. · .� Partt 1,.., N . "'" KARR & VAN ZANM' MOTOR S.U.l!S, POMEROY, 0. ·' - -- �""1 : ciara. iiiarch · 9 Sandra Kay M:cGhee of Colu1;11bw apent the week wlth het rous­ lnt, Jan Ann, Jo and Lind.a Smith. ... -•-· I 'l'�ir• . ·. -M���11 · � t.ive ot �.. For Tmn....... rt.e u,11,t lleart of the City 411 World Turne FuU Circle i:30 Jioua � Tho Kill� Verdict ls,¥0.ura . Th• IJJ!lhtllr ""1 ,:11 �• S,OftD 1:11 " �' ot, ll�t ]Ill:� li:30 :t::U 1 :00 i:� . ·2:� w. • !L;i�:t:�;:;hif! ''Ill" WMl'O.Daily I\Q1tr.sdaetbJ,·� ' . _'.-.,,_., TIHeuth Pride, t..,. Sip 0D l:.op, Gu11t Star NeW1 a, Weaiher 1,30 Ull Y,00 Breulut l:IO Newt I:� 11�1111 Pari, tho - It-. CAI Llf& ........ . . . 9' rwu, . To_, ..,'KJl!!l ■ 'f:20 ¥•• PRICE _Cl,ASS I" ____ fL----1. I.QIIIIINII 6,00 Th, llrilbter Da, · • : 1. .i:.,e S ecret · 91orm ,,30 Edee ol lJ!Jh t 1:00 TIie Three Stoo..,., 1:30 TIie Life of 111,ler. 1:00 Artlnn· J Smlll,_m lt;l5 A Look •t•he'Wutblr •: Jule lllvill!l"IJiiiw· •:·- ,....., ,_ Am4ll 'n' An, I·•• 1:00 Highway Patrol or - ---� �r Mo rn·· ,n g c.... Ev,ents Ot '«�k � l �- 1 � � , .. .,_.., ·11· :alt �!111\0r � , ' Good Place To Shop On Hot Days ! ' '\VH . TliL· y 13 w-.J--.L. 2-21 1 1 , ...,.,.,.,. BUY•• THE MEDIUM WIN IOCCLR GAM8 NEW YORK UPI - Banau of Rio de Janeiro, Brull, ttoum�ed S.m Doria of Genoa, Daly, 4-0, Monday In a pme 1n the Wl:-team , 15 . pme IntirnaUonal Soccer Lea1ue compeUUon. you C I RC LE'S Resta uran t - '" 18 ,.. , WINI LARGEST PURSE SAN JUAN, P. R. UPI - Stan• arn, owned by Stanley Sa&ner of Baltimore, Yd., collected the lar­ sest plll'le in Puerto Rican racln1 hlatory, $17,026. when he won the mile-and-one-1lxteenth July Fourth Cup Monday at the El Comman­ dante .Race Track. -=· � ��• u ,,ioo �· Chon!lel s-i·uesda) a!' LOAN :o/1 {!,t • ff -=• ' a I & n... •·» I Mr. ant lln. J.. llalliell ja'ljl 1Jadl.10n, famlly Va. are r:,pendlng thelr vacation Mr,. w� ' u,....1......--11 12:00 RQtl• Gun A ul&IIIINI JI,� J,ove 1'!,at Boll f :IIO , About 1:00 American Bandltand 1180 Modic 0.:30 lll' FrleDd Fil.., crtJD · n.;,· 111 Court 8:00 San "l-""rmclle'j . Beat ·. ·fi . _ -2 , 30 Your boo �...�.� -• 3 1 • � 8:40 W•atber Teller <-.all Wbc> 11!! y'l/1 11,t1 Jobn Daly NeWI � i:OD. MW� BpQl!�•,id 7•00 Four Just Men 7 :30 Mualc for a Summer Night .. 5:�1 loeky MG.., Friendl f;_fil i.an Jllrmc Belt 8� Ollie and Harriet 8100 Wednetdly Nlahl n,bta 11.t Yo.qr C.,,F Weather 1) le, 9:40 Sport. Parade 8:• John DU, N,wa 10:00 Hawaii.Ir. E)'e 7:0Q TBA U:00 TIie Ken Tordllat 7.;3Q Su1arloot 11:10 Scanninl Uae Writha U:10 Sport.I RePon 8;30 W.YaU EarR 1 1 :20 Late Show 1;00 na,. �Hlemu 12:� Sign Off 30 Colt ;4e l'l'e..•11 0:80 �. A,wna and Eve 1 WI J:OQ 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular a the W..U.. 1:Q!I 8,30 ·Romper Room . � P:!IO llovle . •ill . rill 'R•� ,1:211 Your "'..uo ll<IIOIUI ·1:30 J Marrled Joan ..._-,-_ '--,.,-...,;---r. · �Lr . .. .· .� .• ,.•·n · , ,�.• �. . · . ""' I, ,IIOIW $25 to $1000 Save 10¾ Discount Dell&htfully Served Wllh Your Favorite Side Dllbes -WC H$.TV CJ,ti1n"•' .,f I - .,.W""1J'll9' Cherolet Lambfirt it 1pe_pdi"I t he week with i.or COtlfill, ee.erly John10n. ff� Ul,...,I, Robert VanMel<r I, bulldin1 a Ii'! , ' By -rlofta paUo for Mr. ,nd Mrs. Jame, Cor• Mr. and Mu Earl Ht.ndenon of ter. The }liverview Little leaguen \\-lletiling ind Mr. and Mrt,. Ed Dawill play Little Hockini Jul)' 4 at vii: of Ala bama were called here by the death of their brother, Rjq.ba"1 5:30 p. m. Mr. and Mr,. Carl Walton and Henderso n of Coolville "hoc was family spent l(o_pda,y eveniqa with . burit<l at Portland Cemete;rr 'l'ue1M Ree d g . � � ::� �� ra Mr. and Pttr1. J\q W.eaver of. aou and Wilma. Mr. and !4rl. Eber Waverly spent the ,..,k end wllh lie.o.llonon, !Ir. and 11111, , , , 'If. •nd Mro. Alvin llol><I 81¥1 Mi-o. Hencferson, Mn. Kala JIIU., 'V,aver. Renrletla )lcDade, Mr. ,nd , ro. Sandra Caoer tpent Monc:lar. Albi!rt Ptiynter. �!&l>t wilb !loli,rl •'I<! Dfti1 V:•Q lit•. G: t. ouoo of IIJulllocto� m.eter. :IPtJlt tbe, wee.le end here aod Wu Mr · !11\d Mr,. Clayto� Kimes .,,4 -•oiPanied home i,, her child• ... � ° ...� ol, UIU• H9'Jtjna and 11,. ..... �.d, and . �nn. aru1 lolr1. Mike K,,rv,Jn ,pent S\m· Mita Carolyn Milll¥>,an of Mid. d.Q with Ji\r. lQiA ¥rs. Willi•m dleP:Ori called on Linda Ours Thu rs l{oselton. da,y · aft,er,;\OOn, lliues Ka,vhelle Shank and c.ar. Martha Holsinger, (ri'.IC1' Holi , 1,t.nger, and �mma Va,o,M�er call• Qlyn TaylQr of Santa Anl,, Calli,, e� OJ1 U:ina P,kke_ga, S:un�y;. • and Mr. and Mrs. Cbe1ler Scptt of na11as Bar� has ri.tu� hom.e Westerville- called o n lfr. and Mrs. � Rlorid, after v�iting wtth �I• }farry Swan, Ihunday. s1sler and faniily,. Mr. and Mrs. . Mn. Howard Ebenb1ch -;as Pao I Ch,evaller and son, called to Kansas CilY by the illne111 of her. daulbter, Mrs. Wilcox. Nooh Ha■kln, of Middleport flll•d the pulpit ,t the church here nt �;e::�:: He was ac,compan• � � . By u,_ ]hi� -Mr. and lln. Rolland Kellenber. Le�ter l\tllley. Olld, sialet. ae,ih� a�. •P.t� S�nAA, wjth . het ...-.nla, attended q,e wi<Wi'l!l ol '4,. aniJ ,Mra. Eber Qurs. Tllelt son 'lt'tat 1¥,�e. Mlf!' li.cbel Genhelm- Gren returned home with. !\ii R1rat P lnt ; ����� �.... hqr,_ with .hi• l> . The G""'e l!rpt ltq,, ol. 1- lind 18'. . . , l , •niJ .fto�nl• He � : ., were lhie, ,M;rs. IJell GOMte of Lol\l. Bottom �eel< en,<! IO , �. lat.tor'• c&IJep on the Swan fO!l>ilY re' avnt, M CI ; , ·, !.m iy. ,Ol\tJy. M, . ••4 �. Q,,:11 M<:Lep/1 ot , . Holter, �Y., ' . M11. Gru"-. and rs. •Vir: Beh,re w�e here calt(ns on Rlaginla Thoreq •llelJill,,d tho lie'\<I..,.. Ii., .-.,enuy. son l!ln.,.1 ltt �oo\vllle, TUesd,y. ---,----Mfs. liar, L® lh• chldren 1, her· sie, WO'!' Th�ay IIUeou . , .-0 le£, �. Je&11 �ayle , a childreo C: o(. llov�tly. : · . · "l!f . Goode bit.by Q{JCQ.lumb111 c■me Sf,turday Lo qnjl',f.. • w....k'• v.,.tion with ' their, wento, lo!�., °"4 lalra. Ralph ■' Tlvn 'f; 3ll<i Mf. ..d llr� Eatl Chonnel. 3-,1 uesda� with C A S H On 1117 fan In .tock. Fans u low u $5.95. Lesa 10% dllcount. Terms If You can be sure of getting the best when you brlna yoilr prescriptions to Stark's. Our phar­ macists will fill your prescription precisely as your doctor Indicates. Their years of training are your parantee of accuracy and dependabll• lty in compounding prescriptions. Open even­ lnaa for your convenience. I EXPENSES Enjoy Circle'.• you'll need I Billie lleElro, 11 atleodln1 lhe How•II'• Chri>llan c,m,, ., Ona, W. Va, ,un, I w,,on Get the /Jump"on SU MMER NOMY ,SAVINGS ■bO 1t. -WY••w. 1/ld t... 1 1;00 E¥enllS Of \Veek a, � tlO\fI•• Rev. and Mn. Elllon Blake tbe F.dtn cblldren, .llr1. Robert Murr1y and �ugbter■:, Mr. apd Mr.11 , WUl flolaina:er and Mrs. Rex lllo ke hove returned born e ,tier �1w.hng a w,ek at the Youth C.1)1P •t Juuctlon Citr. . Mr. and lira. Chnton Hola1nge1· attended the ule ol the late Mr. and Mn. Park Halte)' of Rittmsn. The Halaey1 were the parents of Mrs. Hollinger, Chester Wilson 1pent Tueeday w 1th Georp W. Curt.l.a. Vir&:h;iia, Karen and Sandra Car• LeJ', spent the we"ek end in Glennden, W. Va. Carl Cline ia ,pe1K1in1 a ftll-" .day1 with Mn. Gl'ICt'I HoWnger. Alva HolsJnser Jr. iw been Ill. Mr. and Mn. H&rry f�mpkin1 or. Little Hockins 1pent Sunday evenilli with Mr. and Mn. Jorn•• Can• er and dau1hter1. , " · lf:Ni nu-.., Clela nd's CASH LOAN News Of Tha Week qa .. � a■ RADIO and TV SALES and SERVIU ' pc iety �ljl R ... 111..a.....a... lO ap vt... y ,,__..., t ��J: ; 11111' u.n� • &t:.,�� «ol!UIOlr • .fii:30 Adven.tqr,e TJme • (2!00 Triilh or eomeq_uentee S,(¥) Steamboat � i�,311 " Could Bo D;� Quick Ora� eGnw Mld Day Newa 1 . 11 Movlethne l.:OQ -",usJc ID the Roµnd 1:1& The J_1n,. HllOW 2:30 Loretta Yount Theater • · • W•�tb:� 3:00 Young Dr. M•lone • -� l:IC t11ew1 Pl«lffll' 3:30 From These Root. � Huntley Brinllu Re,oit f:00 Comedy Playhoute '1:00 Vanhunt ,:so Adventlll'� Tlietter · 7;SO Train 5:00 Steamboat Bt[\ 1 8:30 Price Ia: Right 5:-30 Woody Wood�er 6:00 MU1ic 1n thj! lldund 9:00 H.a.ppy ., ,.,. 8:H J�aa Thi.cite� Hlaow 8:30 Tate 8:21 llfi1tl)""4" 10:00 Thia 11 Your Life -1:�I [':1•1111 Pklu• � 'l'o�batou TerrltorJ . -q&mtfff' �.,. Repuit 8:41 U:00 .Heft BeMIII,.., f·NJ �nball · 11:lP WHtlleftall 7:lltl WJ� l l":til TM Jae"k Paar Slla.8.30 AmericJi'n• Gas 'Playhouse t:no SJ ... (Ill, 9:M "" Rtcha-' '" Diamond 1:30 Arthur Murray Pany . J lO:QO M. Squad l0:3,p PhjJ Silvera Sho• 8:45 Sign Or ll:00 Jllle�,i ae.tdU... 'J.:00 Today 1 'l:UI ·\f,utbfflut 0:00 Katie Doonan Show 11:15 J�t 'Pur'Skow 9:30 'i'QPper 10:00 Dougb :R& 1ll I 1:00 SJ.OJ . OU �� J ;.,11,o.,. · *'� ·wolfpen News o., July '· 1960-S I Eden S �• wt , t"" .J _ .' I. PE. ■ ,...I'll � a,_ .,-, I ,il-f PK �� ra..::. •• .J 3 WC. A. ., TU . It � � ....... �� a, UnltN Pl'fll. lntarn.ta...l D,4R Schoot. Yuited By Local Member, Murray CIL7 won 1t In the ninth The line. Kores: when Pud Smlth tripled SwYert Redlegs . , . . . . . . 200 100- I> 5 3. home from first with two away, Pirates . . . . . . . . IU2 31x-12 8 1 Gene Wolle led the hitting with Werr)' and Van Meler. Knigbt, a double and 1Jlnale, I SWyen allO Ty o 3 (WP) .and Menchinl. havins another safety. Pomeroy . . . . . . 320 000- 5 8 1 Racine collected only four hltl Racine . . . . , . . . 331 03x-10 8 O _ Wolfe, Gibb! 2 (LP) and Swi- with Bob Taylor'• buea loaded slnale Heine the score In the 8th sher. Roush ( W P), 801tlc 4 Mc• Larry Wolle, Duane Wolle and Clintock iJ and Spencer. Art Stobart had 1in,let, Racine waa without the 1ervice1 of a1s. regular,. Murray Clly 001 002 101-3 10 Roclne . . . . 000 000 I� 4 o Withers and Holbert. Wolle and SLobMI. Miss Wright Is Woman Golfer Of Distinction Leafs Hold Post 9 Games ln Front Of Field Midd.Jeport't Por,y Baron• won a An even ,pill of • holiday dou­ po,tponed came Saturday from blH!elder, thanu Lo the pltehln,r Syr.acuse IH on Charley Buth'• of Bob Chabl.,, curied Iha To­ four-hitter aad good Middleport ronto Maple Leaf• put the walked home the wlnntn, run defen1lve pl17. Fourth of ,July mlle,lclne Dine wllb the buea loaded in the pmu in front tn their qu.t fOJ' Ronnie Carr WH the only pla)'­ ninth lo Cive the Senaton 1 9-8 1 second stn.igbt International win in the only li.Q&le same of er on both team, to 1et two bit, LelfU� pennant. both of hia being 1i�les. the holiday proiram. Syracuae h..:I one run, four The 1e1Cond�ltce Buffalo B1loM Bob Cerv, GU McDougald and Hector Lopez al.lo hit Yanlr.ee hits, three erron. Middleport won the openinc 11IUe of the twin home runs but the Se111tors twice hid all run1, 1i:r. l:lit1 and eue bill h'I the 11th when Jatl. Davb overcame three-run deficits to error. clouted a three-run homer for an win. Jim Lemon and Pete Wlee­ 8-5' decision. Davis 1lao connected nant h1l W ■1hington homen to off Cbalraleo ln the thlnf lnnin.l heir, earn Don Lee the victory In of the nilbtc■ P, but Toronto crime rel ef. back for • -1-2 win UI the eeven­ lndlena Win Two innln.,: came behind CbabJ.u• Mrs. A. R. Knight, Mn. Pearl nine-hit hurlinc. The Indiana DJQVed to within l 'ii games of the Yanteet by Hysell and Mn. Guy Nei&ler, mem­ In other -holiday double-hNdert : ben of Return Jonathan M. e lp sweeping a double-header from Colllfflbdl be.It Havana twice, 4-2 the Athletics, 4--() and 7-4; the Chapter, DAR,. and MH. B. B. tnd M; Richmond but Miami, '1-2, Tigers broke a five-1ame loaln.t r..mbert of the James Barbour and then loat. 6-3; 11nd Montreal streak by U,kin1 two from the Chapter of Belincton, W. Va., re­ downed Rochester, 6-2, before los­ While Sox 3-0 and 3-2; and the turned home Friday evening after lnt", 74. Red Sox beat the Orioles 10-7 in a five day trip to visit the DAB the opener and then lo,t the achools. Schoola visited were the Tam• niJhlcap 8-6. 111ee school In South cuolina and In th• N1tlanel LM8W; tt. Glints lltet the Cube 4,,0 and the Kate DQDC.111 Smith school in Alabam•. They a1ao vtaited the thn pleyed • 14-IMI- 1•1 t1ti We Sell M*rola Schooll at Rome, Ga., and on Berry that w11 h1fted a., darlawu; the Cherokee Reaenation. the Dod91n ame llilck to Net We Service All the Cerdlnels 5-4 .ttw lot,1119 Makes: ,and Hodell WITffDIIAWN FROM IIACI ftle DPHW, 6-2; end th. RNI INGLEWOOD, Calif. UPI - Vic• e,pUt with the Phlls, wlMlnt toria Park, Canada's champion tho 11,..t ..,.., .... droppifte been with. three-ye11r-old, baa the, nlthtc•p, 5-2. YR.EE PARKING drawn from next Saturday's $100,· Gary Bell pitched a three-hit• ooo Hollywood Derby because or Phone WY-Z.zzsl ter and Johnny Temple's two-run swelling in his front legs, tnintr P<lmoroy E. llaln SL ainale waa the big blow in Cleve­ Horatio Luro aaid tod■y. l1nd'1 openlril eame victory. Cat-­ cher John Romano contributed two home runs and Ken Atpro­ monte one In the nl1btcap ae Johnny Klipptteln came to the re• lief of winniJll rtarter Ted Bowa­ field. Colnlto Hlh 14th Jim BunninJ gave up only three hits and Rocky Coluito hit his Uth home run In Detrolt't opening-same win. Norm C11h'1 sixth-lnnln,1 homer provided lbe Stop in o, wlnnin,: run in the nightcap for 'pbona lor reliever Dave Sisler. Roy Steven 1 a quick hit a White Soz homer. Pirates Win Contest From Redlegs In Little League Game Pumeroy's Little LeaGue Pirates took the Redlcgs into camp 12-9 in the only in-town game 1 1layed Monday when Knight and Tyo teamed tu pitch an 8-hitter. Werry of the Redleg.11 gave up only five hih, iu losing, but walka and errors back of him hurt. Top hitter for the Pirates was Mlcky Mem· hini with three for lhrce, two Hlllglcs aud II homer, while Murra)' had two hits and Knight, C1lo and McKenzie one each, -�i'"or the Hcdleg� Kelth Phalln Mid two singles, with Finlaw, L. VanMeter and Conde, each geltini;:: a safety, VanMcten-1 belni a tri• ple. Bamu Win From Syracuse Ball Team Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, . �f Sherry Turner who had •1':'1111 ljle P<l.01 we,k with her sister �eq, llomo, witb them. . ,Mn, lkl11d,ay waa hosw,ilir slwwo, Friday even• 'lli,l!>•. Jjij; Nor.,,._ Gall Wilcox Mffl, RaJ.oh Turper and Miss p_.,._$ Wll,on are h•lping with Bible school at Columbia Chapel. Mr: and �n. Terry Little of Att-em call� at the M. E. Nelson home Sunday artamoon. · · Mr. and !llrs. . Hrtrold E,rlewine •"41 three children of Point Pie.es· ant . �re . Sunday guest.a of the Fad1·��r � . :./ 'tr,. Corw in Smith and Kailay and suaan returned to Colum,bw; Mon�ay after I vacation with their parent,, Mr. and Mra. •MifYin Wibon and Mr. and Mn. 1'1tu1 Stplth. . JI/'. and vr.. Corwin Smith took trip throu1b the Smokle1 whille Kathy �d Susan remained witlt , Mr. and Mn. WU.on. , .. ,,e D�n farnily have moved tu ,the >.rtl\ur Ferrel l farm. _______ ' lf!ff '11·• • _rt, -- MARIA'? liTILL OLJr I,., , • � '\ - � ·-? :Fa,ra.�y P,k'lk Supper fleltl'llfo--'-'. EtJertin,r : Monday .\· l11QU,ovenln1 ;:,upper , aa a the w eld I\Pr t of 1� {�I'. BaU,, !Plonol: 11 . � I WOl'O Dr. •114 B. J•9n1n .. · .M.t . 1·0 n tlld 1.ou11vllu. � of � �it A.., . .,.S. 14"!- Jlo.sqo,, Wise, illildldJ>orl. · Mr: a'141 lbw. lohn and ¥,rs.. Jtu•, 'W�. Billy B ,I Mr& llertho . �tl ffii llh. 8'i . ::---'�F · � · l!l:¥�t • PLE,\� AN S.V>'. ER Ti-IE BACK. DOOR - t .. . ·• t. .,:_$�,:' � ;;rl .� aior;�T� A1IO • I 1'1 I " �.. .... ' ... Sill s Id' ,,:., nc red , . . . ., . .. . ..� - � - · · · • - -· .. � . ... � I Robert Arti1 of Fl. Sill, Oil: Jahoma WH honor� rtcently with II hamburger fry II the borne of Ilia pareat1, Mr. and Mn. Denver ' -l',rtb in Mai.on PFC Arlia 1i. 1 l �ndi.ng two wttks at home .: Attending the party were BIii }'og]eson,:, Joe Klrby . Suzanne ;:_:,,Y - ·- --...·-- ... ' • ,� - . . .. . � . . .. . . . Future Events Planned By Class /n J u/y A ugust , I .... .. . • ... .. T . ....... ____ ·---- ·--.... '- . Ma1· n1y About People ' In Pomeroy I Choir Group Has ---- · ------- - - - -,-,-,-- . ----- Outing At Lake Recreation Center Opens Wednesday With Physical Training, Dance Course Hope On Monday &-:-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 5, 1960 -s�1'w.; w· Lord 'll Prayer in uniBO� follow- spendin g the cantu n that sueh a proJecl l le, Md., with Mr. and Mrs. Roned wit h devotio n s by M1s5 Freda I vi has been undertaken.G rueser who h a d the scriptu re nie Wilburn a n d baby. On thelr Two course■ are. be1ng ?'!ered at return trip they vi&ited historica l the ce n ter, a physacal a tion ' a nd closed medit r e _a mg, a d" trammg pr � ,rs t "' e yracus S h e t I The regula r meeting of the Session of sights in washin,Rton, D. C. t h prayer Plans we re comp 1 e 1e w e. Anyo nour i gram a n d a dance i 7 , n at ev ng Y · en da un C? _ _ _ - - - - United Presbyt erian Church was he ld S , for th�se Mr. a nd Mrs. Jonn Maye r an d m the area may reguter ed for the �eetin g L'f the Worn• -us the annex of the churc h. . . en · s G uild to be be l d July 27 child ren return ed to Columb � -,;;;a,;;;a;;.;;"'-';.;;'-"....... eourseti Wedn�sday � atten�mg l y n i g h t on J u l y 13 be - when th e cl a ss will be noste � . ilfler a visit with M r. and M rs. have a The g ro fami p planned to u tl Nlgh Lbe claaa on its seheduled ti me. 1 A Ctrtoon ■n,., made for a pot- ,. Cetirge Meinh art. also g inning with a covered dish d i n- 1 �re a m socia 1 lo be held th,·s Sat- Plans were Dance courses are al 2 a nd 6:30 p. . . Mr. a nd M rs. Charles H. Lucas m. and phy■ical training al 7 30. � be heId _al t r ner .at ti 3U fo l low ed by a progr a m supp� p1cn1c luc k y• : n S e MrB. Georg . m p. urday ill 6 Rod ney an d M a rie of Caledo nia hour .a1 7 3U of the eve n i n g will be Highli&ht . . h arge der Mc•O ... I ,nd Mrs. t h e Augus t meetin g m the soc i al Cott,II "on ari 1ved Sa turd a y to spend the ' regul,r bond,tand ,..o,d hop N a nwd as commit t ee JI\ c room of t n e c h urc h: ., . are in charge. l wee ke n d wlth Mr, and Mrs. Homthe drmg of the meal were Mrs . Ma yme Ha�den mi: play Game s W('re 8 p. m . IJ'hls phase of the progam . conducted b y e rm:ctin g w.is Th s. r . M , pm:es a wa rded er Jones Uulmei; , Mrs. :earl Mc�nde i, ,pon,o,ed by the Lodi.. Auxil• TONIGHT ■nd w,DNESDA Y Kev. I J ,., ,,,.iu ..i JtuppeH and a ue nde d soda! h ou; a nd Childers and Mrs. Mi nerv a Mn. Torn Cla rk, M1 �s Fra n k ie Mum o1 w , t, w . Kaspu and n Amanda Mrs. to 1sry of th� Syrac1.1ee Fire Depart• . er, M r s. Holme mcbren y Mr oI d R uy d,ugh M r�. A H. Dur11t, Mrs. JameH FAM ILY NIG HTS ment. Proceedlil' will go toward the Mu;, '..,cll r iUc, Miss M U · (.; rover Erb, a fte r which a dessert Uurst, Mrs. pen t y' week!�� i� new !ire t ruck fund. ���idaG , a dy� Gl n. M ed Quick a nd Mrs Ne a se. ser s a w t v oicrse by · maw a u d ••,1 1 s. Cl11 rk• Cary Gra nt _ Joan Fontaine Cut·kler a n d M rs. H a rr y c a n ter- .Akron wit h Mrs. Nl n a Bla n d an d Comnu tte e m ch aq( e of the pro. . other re l a tive,. Both outdoor Mid indoor games bury. 0 ''SUSPICION" 1iram is Mrs. Robe rt H a rden, ;,tre. Lieut. and Mrs. James Rol ler wH I be added features of the cen1 Hobert Crow, Mn1. Arthur Sylvel• :..�.wais a nd f a mily ar e here on a sh ort le r'a activiities. Anyone is welcome j ter a nd Mrs. Don Cottr i l l. leave (rom Cha n ute Air Force lo pa rticipate so long u the regula---- - -- · -- · J.J,,l Spec ia l movies will be shown ' Base in Illinois. They came espeF. m ia l l Wi and evening he t llold uring clally lo see hi, f,th�•- M, x John '\\iay' ii.e - Janet Winebrenner and Richard Duck­ ler who 1s recuperating In the The Mothers' Auitilia ry of Boy worth wi l l be i n charge of them. Ho,pilal from Pl�•H n l ..H.'"1' Pllh f" I and oir h c 1' Junior the for e r rroop 245 or Middleport a Scout Plans surgery . Mr. Rol l er under went ate particip ney to ri n ance mo to ising a group r busy the e r ovena of Sunday SHILT others gery r HOUOA su E a! FREDDI �ddltion l or) lily (Technic'o . the c a mpl11g t rip whi c tl the boys Alilil in th� program of the evening. mg and 1s recuvermg. The RoiTen member• of Rock Springs At Sunday'& meeting a speci al are planning for t he week of July , w. and Mrs. J. B. Mi:l rsha J I and fe n are a lso v isiti n g Mr. and Troop 247 are 1pending the week tribut e was paid to Mr. and Mrs. 22, f amily of Louisvi l le, Ky. , who have Mrs. Homer IJ a rtley. Tom Clark who will be ce l ebratin g M argaret Gavin who ha s been at Camp Arrowhead wtth a father been the guests or her mother, About 51 persona, i n cluding M rs. John F . Ral l y, a nd other rela- rece n tly rel eased from Holzer of one of the boya taking a turn their 50th weddi ng a nn iversuy at scout members 11ntl chape rons an d ti ves, left tod a y for ll \'l sl t in E l- Hospita l where she was treated each nl1ht staying there too. their horn� n eitt Su n day. Pomeroy, Ohio t h eir leader, &ob Mills are pl a n ­ kins, W. Va. e c the i or de a m 11110 WIJI n Leaving Sunday were Louis Mentio for spi nal mening i tis ia recovering n g to t a k e the trip to M ichlg a n ni , ;;;;;;...;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; "'-';;;;;;;;;;;; of tson a W Mite McGlone, Ronnie Frye Dlehl, emia Gavin . <.:raig rs. M and MiH . tl Mr. home er at TO NIG HT ', Side trips to Batlle Cri!ek, Ford guests ht Rod K•�r. Bennett Nease, Bill erni in the of . g ov were ician and n h el c te Clev J�" a s a d e oy l p AI. MeC , •·CASH Foundation, Willow Run and 0th­ Sund a y of M rs. Ca mpbel l Harper I fice of Dr. Carson a t Holzer. Rou!iih, Roger Jeffen. Lennie tToc hn ko lor ) en are also be ing pla n ned if a nd daui:htc r. Mrs. Opal Kiev i l of Clifton, N . Lyonli, David Stout and Mike James Garner _ Nala lle Wood fi n a nces permit of Capehart rid M rs. Munt West Sr. and , Mr. a J. a nd Mrs. M a xi ne Nairn ldav w■...,. n Ope . N•t We lit, of C uyahog a Falls, cousi ns of Caah. Ji.'athers 1�aying at Arrowhea d s.. turd a.v the y raised $29 with grandd;lUghle r, Ja net Ka y TH U�SDA Y and FRI DA Y o uesls to be Rich Karr, Jotln Moore ekend e re a spend w l g ( to y a d Thurs were e l Rostivil e cam ey Bra S" "LJRt: US STAR the sale of home m a de can d i e s a nd son, r) Nathan Blgp, HoW1•11t (Scoutmaate his Heese Mrs. h im and and wilh Mr. y• a d l a oil ver e s Po • g e p n Ol pla being are n Clow a nd simil a r eales and Bub Jeffers. Ro�ah ward Braley . the at visiting Thom a s. THURS wire. Also TUIS 'l WED. •nd - ,1,. VI ned by the Aul.111.ary for the next Pal, nd son, C. C . l lultcr a vening was QJI1 l.)onald r day e Mrs. h e Satu NG" ;11 two Sa turday morn ings headed by "CIIANCE M�1' guests of her Cuckler. Racine. Get Qouble Your I M rs. Gene Barria, preaident. Th e of Huntington a rc Hard)' i\l:113er - Stan lr.v Bake r Young, a nd Albert )trs. Stamps In mother, Mr. a n d Mrs. J ack Nefr and fam• Pureh..., t roop received an an on ymous don,orlilNII JU\. � 10-1 1 -12' . i s. !ivl a rel other Y il t SDA TUE y of Ra venswood spe nt Monday a tion of $5.00 tow ar d thei r t rip. SUNOAV ihro Mr , a nd M rs. Antlreas Tur n bull wit h Mr and Mrs. R. C. San &• • 'BIG FISH EllM AN" The troop has lts bus wh ich wee_kend bury. they are working hard al refinish­ of Grot c City wcre Hawa rd Keel r SuS.!ln Kolmc� a unt, M r11 . J acob rt b their , ddle of gues Jame e Egg a rt a nd so n Jimmie 30t pe f ing: for the trip, Adm i�n: ftlk Ebersb.ich. of Tol e do were weeke nd guests Miss Ol�a l'icrottl of Columbus of Mr. llnd Mre. Roland Eggart. I spent the we ek en_d wit� her moth- Jlmtnie rem a ined for a two weelu er, Mrs: Odetta Pierott i . visit. Mr. a nd Mrli. Gcurge M1111sar a nd Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jenki n s spe�t fam i ly ol Columbud were week en d the holiday weeke nd with her guests of his pare nts, Mr. a nd Mrs. parents. M r. and Mrs. Harold ar(' nce Massar. Cl Ch ase, The retu rned to Terre Weekend guests ol Mr. a nd Mrs. visited Haute , I nd·., where he will be em• Wickham l mer E Mrs. • C l ifford Byer■ and childre n , Lou­ Sun da y ii. rt . Plcu sant, W. Va . ployed. Steve Robi n so n who has c rltla., R1ymo11 d , Carl and Lou• wilh Mr. a nd Mrs. ilhurlcc D�a n . hP.en visiti n g his i:randpare nts, a.nn e at their home in Mid d leport Mr. a nd Mrs. Haymond P ullm Jr. retur ned home with his p• rents. wete Mr. a nd M rs. Don a ld Pullen! a11d fllrn i ly of Thurston were holiMiss C aroly n WIiso n Is current­ an d children O!ann a , Donnie a n d i.l11 el!kcnd guests o r her •p .11r- ly e mployed at the o!llce of Dr. y w Debbie. Mrs. Grace Glaze of Col­ cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Jlul l l n Dea ths. n. E. Boice. , umbus a nd Mr. and Mrs. ller berl c. M. Hennesy conUnues to Mr . and MrM. Glen Ch ase of 1 Gla:r.e and children Ch11rlotte, Dayton were week e nd g uelils of improve a l his �9me from a re­ lireu da, 1iele11, P■tty a n d Ricky Mr1. John Ch a se anti other rela- eent illness Ind Is ablt lo �• P.�J. · of Cleveland. Uns. Mlsa Marjorie Haffls of wOh­ O n Monday the Bye rs !amib, • Mr. and M rs. Wa ll er Walker llnd tnglon , D. C., came Sa turday for 11nd guests wen t to the home ol Mrs. A. E. Jividen were visitors Jn 8 weeks visit wlth her pa rents, M r . a11d Mrs. Wi l li am Radfo rd a nd li.illipul iH tod.11y. Mr. a n d Mrs. Robert Harris. She chlldren , Billy Rae, Rebecca and Miss F'ay Thomas o( Colum�us was met in Parkeraburg a t the I M ar y Lou o{ Rock Springs for a spent the holid a y week end with airport by her lathe r a nd brother fa mily reunio n . her parents, Mr. and M rs. Everett Ge ne. Also a ttendi ng were Mr. a n d as. Thom 1 A n n M a rie Buco, atudenl at M rs. Ray Gl aze, rhlldre n , De nnls, Mr. and Mrs . Anthony Schuler Rio Gr an de was the weekend , Timmy, Crysta l and Greg, M r. and da ught e r, Linda, of Col mb , � 1.19 Brewington. and Mrs. Gle n n Gl a ze and c tlil­ we re week end guests o f hi s par- guest of Sandy , M rs. Kenneth Darst was return, d rcn Cindy, Jerry and Stla ro n . ,, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacot) Schuler. ed to her home Sunday from the u nd Virgil Glaze of Middleport John Milch returned home on Holzer Hospital where she under , and Ray Dyen, Raci ne. Monday e veni n g 11rte r s pendin g ! he we nt surgery, She Is reported to week end in Lehannn w i th Mr. and be im provi n g. M rs. �'loyd MC"sehc-r at1 d fa1� 1i l y , l Mra. Mary WaUon of Toledo M ni . Mitch and chil drf' n rema i ned Wll :'l the overnli:::ht gue1t of Mr. in Lebanon for a. wl! c k's visit, and Mrs. Fred Jackson. IT'S �tii�s !tarhcl ltou�h 111 l 'n1u m hus D inn e r guests Monday of Mias I spen t the week end wi l h he r pa. r- M a rga ret Sa ller were Mrs. Laura enls, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Kcrns Housh. Sa unde rs and Mrs. Merl Rice. . I Mr. a nd Mrs. Henry Heibel iin d . Dr. w . D. M ilhoan of Nitro Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Don l ey R t- i hel a n d visited ov er the weekend with da t1ghter8 spent Sund � y in Wi l ke s- Mn. Charl es Burdette and son , FOR Mrs. Hurley Charles and with the Emersori 1 v ille with Mr. and Stron i: a nd fa mily , Bill y J oe Stron g Jones family. I accompanlcd them home fur a Mr . .11nd Mr.11. Robert Walker I Soles visit. (Ruth Mccallum) and children of Miss Doris WcU of Co1tu11bu s is I Portsmouth vlsited reeenUy with ! RT LEPO MIDD . 8, SECOND AVE • spendi n g II week's VHl'a t lon with relative, in the Bend ---,--,,.,,....,�....,�....,....,....,� I her pare n lli, Mr. 111ul Mrs. f!�m erson I friends a nd -Mrs. L . D , Diles visited last - · Well. - ·• •, Friday i n Alhens with Mr. and -Mr . a nd Mn. G. D . Gruci:.cr of Mrs. H. E. Mitchell Jr. and famil)' l Columbus were holid ay wrc k e nd and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jl\liden , gucst:1 of Ills sisters. M isses \laud ind famlly. While there she alao 11nd Preda GrueM!r. attended the play "The Mou,e- I M lss Je a nne Hi nes of G.1 l uml'.u 11 \ trap'' at the Ohio fallfly Sum m•r spent the holiday wcch•ml w l th , Thea tre The Mltchell'a son Mark her parents, Mr. and Mn. F.dwa rd Is · Visllln1 with the Diles thi, . .\' I , Hines. Wflek. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sa ddler o1 Visit i ng w lth Mr. and Mn. Ray Bridgeport were weekend [! u t-st s of lt�l'Q� Sunday were Mr. and Mr,. Mr. and Mn, William Ba xter a w.l LeahW Gi! lle (Mildred Lelfi1 C urr) Mr. and Mn. Bentz Wolfe. ot Dayton. Mr. and Mn. Rollin RMdlord and •�nnY Sanborn visited with hls 1 -·· J daughters, Conni, and J udy, spent p11'tp t1, Mr. anti Mrs. �thel Cole Saturday at Bucke e Lake. mill Friday eventn1, l>ann1 b emPloyed In Zanesville. Mr. and M". Bethel Colem■n and IOn RoY spent -the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Balley 1 near Youn1stot,n, Sunday they I took Roy to th, Prubyterl an Church camp, Camp Preamont 1 24 Hour Free Eme11ency Road near Cambrlde:e. Mr. and Mrs. SerWee. then drove to Pltllbur&h I Coleman ttJOO(). Gu.nnteed Ball Bond and Mr1. C. A. Dimond Mr. visit to Protection. returned , home , Colem1h• The $1000 - fl0,000 Personal A(cl­ nllhl. _ Mond■Y dent lnsURnce Protcellon. _______ 1 Complele Ttavel Intonmtion & Couple Leavu for Routln, Service. llorommended Hotol, Motel ■ nd Home .4/ter Funerol , Reatauronto. llr. ■nd llr■• Ro)>erl K. Spin■ Lateata Mapa Showlni COnltruc­ left today 101" tllfllr home In Nortb , , tlon and Speed Trap INII, CINl!lna ,n.r belnl here for the 10,000 Member■ In .9oulhom (unffal and burial of their aon, Ro- 1 Ol>lo • INrt K. Spin■, 19 month■ old. ell0,000 m""'ber■ In Ohio 1 8ervice, wer, h•ld Saturday It I 7,000,000 membva .naUooan,_ _ l<"m . ■t tbe Folltt0• l'lunOl'II t, •••. SAY: tJome with the lie"- Ill Ph 1Caho­ IT PAYS 'l'O BELONG deyt 1 ollltl1Un1. PJll beaten were , �my Fry, and Jorey Spirea. Bur- I 111 wa1 In the Zerkle Cemetet')\ ' 1 ll•l'llord. W ol pert. Doyl e Jo nes, Alvin Tripp, �b Tbpp, Marie Jewell, Ruth trimm , Do1le Grimm, Mrs Ethel CriOlm, )Ir and iffl. De nver Artis ')Ind the ho:-oree. -•,I I I Auxiliary Busy c· �-r - - --------,-: :-:: ::-------= = �•-• �� I' Rai!.'ng Funds For Scout Trip Around About . nd M •ddleport -----,-e-• ",�e , I 10 Members Of Troop 247 Are v,u., At Arrowhead MEIGS THEATRE DOUBLE P O L L P AR ROT T STAMP DAYS ! I ·- Roush's Shoe Store .59 BU YS A $10-00 VA LU E I $ Here's What $8.59 Buys Ga l . Rubber Base Wa l l Pa int ( Any Color ) 9'x 1 2' Drop Clot h ( Plastic ) 1 , ,1 , - Pk� . Cra ck Repa i r '1 _ ' Putt y Kni fe S heet San dpa per 1 2" Tri n\;B[\;l s h ( B ristle ) 1 Rol ler Rol ler • Pj1 ... I 1 I I I IN MEIGS COUNTY SMITH CLOTHING Service Name Brand MtrchanclIsa CROW'S ST EAK H OUS E PRESENTS TH E SOU N D OF THE '60's Buffet Dinner Gi11en A.t Dar,/a Reaidence GQ Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Dais were host.I :;unday at their home, Kin&sbu,y Road, with a buUet dlnnor. Guests wer� :Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Douglas anQ Mrs. F. E. Golds­ berry of Athens; Mn. R . 0. Bur• son, Mn. W. C. Burson, Mrs. Ftank Burson, Mra Fred Burson and daughter Christie of Shadej Mi■a Eileen Biwson of Columbt11 and Mr. 1nd Mrs. Dana Dais of Kingsbury Road. Jn th� afternoon home made ite tream and cake were served. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. (UPI) - Dr . . Barbara . Moore, $!riding with a llmp towar,f New York on the last lap of her cross country bllte, said that she has fallen in love with the Uplted States and might �ttle htre wh�n'her hiking days are JIM LOMSE, WMPO Radio Broodca1t Live and Direct w_ ., ,,,_ ... ,.. J. M. IURTOM From CROW'S DRIV E-IN MONDAY thru FRIDAY - 6 to 6:30 P.M. I �..... Ollie ' ' ...,, - �- WV-2-lffl AND 11!�1 � "-1� MO,-INt CAN III , OUltiTS HIil■ and X,,, Dile Alch•l'd• md children ot Ltxlnaton, 'l'ennuaee, were the wel,lttnd 111011■ of Illa■ once ■OJI_ Fl•ld llr. �P�9· , : A. & UP1'-Tbe Uni� � Arab Republle ha■ ..-unNll a litw dalen■e hllqtl of "''81,· bolll .a mDll'II I 111S ovw•• '111 -••o(l '-IIIML CAIRO, U. I loved the country so much J would like to setUe here some­ day.'' Dr. Moore did not say where she would . like to live, but ■he admitted. that she lik ed Colora do best of the states ahe tl1d seen. "lt was the moat ditficult sec­ tion I had to croH, but it was the most beautiful,'' she said. lhioulh . u.,;�eart of the country IJai , � l!tf tltat Amerk■n, ore '°"",� · -"' io. ...... � nlc,l'. NJID, ,.."'1'Jlr 111 ohd direct. ' IOOd.'.l fM! Mr R• ay· burn S, ... ]· .�lil th• 1!11°!!.Jnt� ,' . •ru\ Wben they _Di'_e·,., f1011J.e, ' . Of ,l t �t ughter carr1e · L. Rayburn M rs. of Pt, . Plea1ant died Tuesday aJ'ternoon at the home ol her daughter, M rs. Mary E. Gloeckner, Union Terra ce, Pomeroy, after a short illness. · She W,S born Nov, ,. 1873, i n ·. ·c Ii' West Columbia, daughter of the · 1· late Charles and Ehzabeth Hoff. man Zuspan, being 86 years old, Her husband wa s the late Char• .,._'1, President Rlchtrd H . Holl today le1 T. Rayburn, w no died Jan. 19, advised that the Cracker Barrel 1958. se11lon, �ltterned 1fler the re.!the was a member of the Peniel cently conducted Ohio Town EUB Church in Mason and is sur­ Meetlng, will be the feature at- vlved by a daughter, Mn. Gloeck­ tractlon of the July 14Ui meeting ner, seven grandchildren and eight of The Southeastern Ohio Reg- grandchildcn. She waa preceded in Iona! Coundl at the llaak Wal- death by a son; Carl Jr.. "a nd a ton Club House qn lforklng Lake. daughter, Mrs. Leona A. Sebrell. This shirt-sleeve seulnn wiU 1'lmeral services will be held at feature two Ohio State University 3:30 p. m. Friday from the Heighls Professors. One, Professor of Eco• EUB Cburcb at Ft. Pleasant. Crow nomlc Geography, speak of Funeral Home is in charge, The the potential for growth Jn the Rtv. Roy McCoy will offlcate, and eight county area, lild the other, interment will be in 1.one Oak Profeuor of Land Planning at Cemetery. Ohio State, will IPflak on land The remains will be taken to the usage, as well aa, pJ1nninJ for church one hour before services. Friends may call at the home, 2028 expected growth. �•In-at, Pt. Plea11nt, after 3 p. m. In addltion, orficera and com­ Tburlday. mitteea will report on acflvitles to date: Tickets are for Ille by: C. W. Kirtland, Pomeroy; AIYa T. lUason Bond Sales Grover, Cheithlre and JJm Maholl:• Hit May ti1, Pomeroy. Total United Statea 11vlng1 Reservation, arJ llue JUiy 11th. Price of Ucketa la '3.30 each, bond ales in Maaon County In Soci1l hour slartf at S:30 and the ' montb of May ware $20,187 dinner l1' at 8:80. bi nner will be accordJn& to Thomas ff. · V1nd1r• ford, W. Va. State Director of Hrved bullet ■tylo. H'Vina• bonds ulea. IIAIHI JAIL Sales conai,ted entirel y of the Oley Kal■<r, Rotlne at. z, ,, In Series E type. Toll.I 11les of Ser. county Jail ch,lr,ed with lntoxlta­ le1 E and H bonda in Weal Vlr­ tlon by Pomeroy police. He will gilUa totaled '4,072,088 in May. appear In lff1C)r Charle. Leg1r'1 That was an lncruse ot $385,831 toUrl later lhi, 1'0H. over May of UMI. il.n:,lo C.)' SOmeithina:. they said it wlt O\f\. dpviousness. •· -o •sEo·'RC PJitt.cum .. Da. rac·k'..r Dharrel Meetiii·u On 14th BEAUTYREST wm $20,187 In IN Campaign Managers Eye Large •Califo�?, Pennsylvania Vote LOS ANO!iUS (UPI) . Campaign Q)ll11age,s for the Demo­ crallc presldeilt/al contenders viewed the Pennsylvania aijd CaUforrua 8l•vole' delegatlons with With' tit� 0"'1(lal 91 the n■tion I :l "I lb• Russian • born British sub­ ject WJS in hia:h 11pirlt, as she set out on the la15t � mile, of her 3,250:mile bike in the expectation of .re&ehin.a Times Square late thi, afternoon. She said her 86-:day Ink from San Francisco had chan,ed her movie . . sl•nted ideas about Americans - "ideas which in b'ekl by many European,." "I used to think Americans were not· vm human," 11id• the 56-year: old vW,:etarian'. "But my trip conYentlon oiµy five daYI -- - ..... .. , ■tll - ,_,.,,,., AIIPI�. - T1I ..... ,...... ,._ Cen,iLet UI ahow � how NIJ' tt ii - wbe\her you 1m1i one Item or • whole home · full of lumilllle ,_ tar • happy . .... ,,· i 8 A.Iii:. to 5 P.M, WEEK DAYS SATURDAYS I A.Iii. lo I P;M, · Be Thrlfiy - Save ail of your lliesllpe frpm El• berlelds. In l'omeroy. ., . �U:04 , : '' I a hungry look today. Stuart Symington of lf111ourl, tol_d . a new& conference J'ueiJday that del1nte estimates. of Jn a th Penn,ylv ni, would •� the �et-ketpen ta the outcomfl worthleu until Lawren � 11 't;� en• of ibe «.ill!at }Or the pruld · beard from. Uil nombiititJD. . .· Gov1 , , - - o: .'8rawn, fa ! ln the numblra nme before vo_..,. t the eonventlon, lome wildly v1ry. U( IOli cl11�te from California 1 1n1 rundo'Wlia are Clveri OI) how lo ..,octeil �• end•ne l<o. John : t1te CaHlornio delepUon .,JU 'l!'UI F. �!!'1>. iii """•�'l!"ll! by ,11e, II• token vote lor u,o;,n. neitt:�,-e�nd� �o.. on�' , y,it on the Th·e JOVflrnOJ' la exi,eetfll to :re­ l!illl¥Dtfqn IICent pretenda to ltua thfl deleptton to awiteh lta . b�·,. w�lch wa,, Gov. David L. I Wites 1t the end of the tirl& b1J• La� � PeJDIYlY,nilll: wiU 10. 101 or on lite HeQnd ballot CMi lo -.1,. One hlihly Plleed Demoer■� In , tht · ltill-confident who fafffl 'Ille nc>mJnation ,.- Ad­ 1 tront-runntnc Kenne- Jal E. Stevenson tor • tblrd time, ­ tlttl •��on from expect, the delepUon IIJ, , f the � � ;z.�� !oll\d' be 1lm011t _■olidly ,to r, BOJ. fatal. 11 0, !A Ju6udau..tt, 1enat« • ., �In o1 v1� """ of tho ..-ed ""l • ' • -, ' ' :-,, •.,.. \ ....�,-- ,... •y ., theae two pivotal ai.�, �ave betun to lOQk, 01ffl and more Jlke El lEIFlLDS STOii · HOUIS Ohio: felr, Uttt• """' P11r•tu,. .,,... t--,, fenltht lllil Thur9day � ■-- dMnN � 1 NW •� nt...., ...,..._ ..,, fonltht. . Hloh '""". 7LilW tonltht 5040. o.,....u,. •••u - I over. FOR YOUR CONYENIENCEI. ■1'erHI• ....., 1""1, · '-·� ..;_ WEATIIER • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, July 8, 1980 Association· Pac;king Plant To Open ' d July 12 to 15 The latest tomato harv at Letart Falls Is expect 15, but a,pparently it wo1;1· l,· prlces are concerned. • Up From The Pits Stormy British Labor Leader Is Dead After Long Illness lht> blstory of the wide bottom• ' t uhder way belween July 12' ke· much difference so far as • ol ... ,:4!Siff•4 caraa.au.� '' .. /. - , a:. · away, J Kd\1•"' ' .Siil. ' tlttl ...-17 " , _ LONDON (UPI) - Aneu,in Bevaq , 82-year-old Labor Party deputy leader, died today alter a long illness. The fie,y Labor Party leader c(jed at his home, Asberidge Farms, Chesham, not far from London_ ¥,evan waged I strong figh1 for respollsible for hold.log It togeth­ his\life right up to the end. The er. La bor Party iaaued the announce• The party was overwhelmingly me n t of Bevan's dealb. defeated In the October, 1960 elec• The annou nceme n t &aid: tio n&, and Bevan, though hi■ body "Mr. Bevan pused peacefully was wracked by the illness that tomatoes. they've been usi ng t Fourth lhe ;pJ&ci la humruin1. away at �n minutet paet four took his life, did more than any I Upwards of 75 to JOO seasonal hothouse stuff a ll winter and it l l : 1 0 a. m. (edt.") other lo unite hia fellow dis­ workers are customarily empJo)'ed takes a lilUe while-too short .a Benn was • "°'"rfvl &ritilh heartened Labo:ritet. Urne we think here-for appetites at the peak of the harvest. Laborl.. who fwtht hl1 way up After his operation last Dec. Farmers are pick.Inf a few hun- �r the real thin&: to 1lacken off." MISS WEBSTER from tJM, . coal. of Wei" to 20 h1 began hi& most determined dreda of b11ket.s now and aellina: 1 f!!N the ,ummft of tlM poli,H:al fight of bis career. It was a fight them locally, It was learned. But , WASlflNGTON UPI-HeN I, pickings of 1,000 baskets a day To do 110 h• ofttn UNd for his life, and although he suf• · rbthle• tactics end hl1 path fered severa! relaplt1 be rallied how tlte 0.rnocrettc P,rMldtntlal and up will not be seen unllJ nc• ltHIJ• �P on th• IN•I• of ner upw•rd w.■ strewn with i each time, neor mld-monlh, spoketmen becemmltfN Hl...tn •net bown .the bodiN of his poUtlcal .,,. ."Eved. • • · · - · · · - · · · - · ' "'let. . lit ballot ,,,.,.rHct& compl,-. Cool day1 and in particular. by United p,._ hltwmatioMI: leadinr ..... • cool evenlnp 1nd nights are dlr. Be.anboth e(! . 1 · figure S.n. John ,. Kennlldr-575 1n and out of the ectly to lilame tor lhe Jate toS.., Lyridon L John� Lovely MiH Jea1i A nn We,bster Labor Party, but in the lut , Mary Andrews, 21, of Pomeroy mato harvut. Son. Slyel't Symb,...,._.I 1/, TM .,....,n, ., the WNthtr te -�• treated for neck injuies , and of Rutlan d was selected as Miu montha of his life be WU chiefly S.,,, Hubert N. HumphfOl'the cool aide thlr; Jflr It com- '"'leutd from the Pleasant Valley M e igs Co1,m ty S,aJ.urd a )' .nie:tiL, -t 54¥, man to malor tom.to 1;..f" 'ftospital i n Pt. Pleasant, Saturday holiday d•�ee party "••ed ;n_ the .■ 11 Adlai E. Steven■on-221n Pomeroy High School A11.d1tor1um. night. ◄ . nam.ly GNr1I• 1ml th• l•t ftf1 \Al AnOther 201 1,'J vote, were , Shore arNa. Mias Andrews was a pi.uerigerln . . Mi� Webste.r. w,1qefeCted on A tot.al ol 20 enllltmnets !or the pladaecl to f,1vorlh aont ■l'ICI Present prices are $3 per 10 a car cJriven by George D. Bum­ peara nce and personality. Jeau ..ilto AJJ JU month of J�e '!'al reported by the 377 wtre uncommitted. pound baUet,. regarded as "tops" 1ardner, 20, of Muon. Bumgard­ A nn grad uda ted from Pomeroy M'aaon-C?allla•M� Counties Army It tall•• 761 YOtet to win the i n the trade. Said one observer, ner had alowed his car foi tlie· ap. High School this ,pring a nd will Recruiting Station, nomln1tlon. enter u Ohio UniveNJity th.i.s fall, • • . proachiPII SlteE!d limit in the elt,r · Included were: Jackie Lee �uck, . . limits when h;, '" .... hil from She was prese nted with several H ANA UPI -· Prem ier F1- son o_f Mn. Nellie Buck of Grtmms the rear by a car driven by Law- _gifts by e mcees Kenny Hy.11e ll and del AV C.Utro'■ governme nt moved to- Landmg, W. Va., 1 recent gradu. n Jord a n· · Leo • reJlce Mobley, 29, Cleveland, ·day lo seize pouibly all remain- ale of Pl P1eHQt Bid School; . Mn. Jame, V■n..- 17, C leveland, · lo ■ rock a nd roll. dance contest, ina: U. S. - owned property ,jo Qh .Faul. E. Bra& 1 aon of lln. Stella 1 , 'Of U'�ated �r ..minor IDJlll'ie:J at first pla�e "'!innen were C:hql1t ha ln ret,Jittiod aplh,t. poul ble 8r1gi of Co4}tpn, C.O.lton , Rish, £'_ ', . ·- • • D!�UII CU .C ...111 Kall!J. Eqli■h!,. _ .......-_-. ,_ .. -• 1', romMllhitc!:' llidbley .... """" • � �- • • by the Ma,on County sher!U '1, Ae, � . ,Pvtt �50 teenaeen allended the O. S. 1upr market. · 0 • 1.,1,mmJSSJOII "Mr. and Xri. · cLreoc:e McCabe partment for d riVing while i nto:d- h�p tlit· h wu s� naored b� tbe 'Jbe cabJnet, in a m,rthon IN- of 7'2 .£Mt llaia, St., Petneroy I � . CHICAGO UPI-Four big bro- ' cated. D a mage was estim a ted a t Km Club of Pomeroy and M1ddle• idO n that broke u p just before Pomff'Oy Hi,:i, lNO; .RpaeU Rog­ therhoods ot on-train railroad $400. J, R. Hoffman, area serviceman port midnight, pl5Bed a law Riving the er Fouty, aon of Mr. and Mn. Den. . :rh � � ays' next hop w , l_l � he ld president Uld prime minister for Appalaeblin Power Company, workers proposed today that the . the niJ Fouty of Rt. 1 , Ray; Curtia; . , Poi n t Pleasant District, was pre• complex dispute over the I ndus­ tH1s' FJ'1day e�ehmg begmn mg . a t right to expropriate property be- William Wigg.ins, son of Mr. and try's wo r k r ules be submitted to 7:30 al the Middleport Park . with longing to u . s. citizens merely_ on Mr■ . Curtis c. Wiggins 11ented his 15 year aervice pin , Rt. �. yesterday by his supervieor M. C. a speci a l study comm i1.alon th11£ all proceeds to �o . to ttle M idd le- .11 declaratlon that It would be Jackson. would include ca rrier, union and Clark. port Park Assoc i ation. "necessary" for the coontry. Also Larey Dale Baker, son of "Jim Bob'' was employed 7-2- public represent a tive,_ Mr. and Mn. .D. laker, �st Main The government said the own45 in the Transmission and Dia­ I ers would be given · JO.year bonda St, �omeroy, Pomeroy H1gb �hool Union le aders representing . tribution Line and Statlorl I Sec,. more tha n 200,000 rallroad -,JD. but that these would be paid only 1 960, and Lany Wayne Lavend�r, tlon, 111 a groundtnan. He recelved p)oyes annou n ced their proposal with money comine from ex06&8 aon _or Mrs. Clara Lavender, llmpromotlon a__until he "•ched Line­ enville. BIi they went into the first pre• sugar sold to the united Slates. Funeral services will be an• m a n A on 2-16-f9. He waa again ------,r liminary discussion11 at naUon,I nounced for Beda R. Van Meter, The quota of au11ar' lo be ,old promoted to Area Serviceman level on the controv.eraial and bit­ Clifton, who died at Holzer Hos­ before the exceas 1tarted wu set 8-1-� which cl11sification he now ter dispute. ,o high it made fl �nUtely the • pital late Tuesday. retains. The broC.herhoods' proposal was bonds ever would be paid olf. She was: born Sept. 30, 1890. Mr. Hoffman i■ married and outlined HI • letter which waa to Her husband, Edward, died in The law read thal the president WASHINGTON UPI-U. S. su1has a daughter. He and his fam­ be preeented to carrier confer­ 1949, p e nsion of Cub a n sugar imports and prime miniater have the right ily reside On Route No. 11 Point ence commitleea at a "eeting Ju Su rvivors are five aisten: M rs. today heralded lln economic coun- to "nationalize enterpriBes and proPleasant, W. Va. Unlon · Station. Wa lter Edwards and Mrt. Taylor ter a ttack a gai nst Fidel Castro's perty belonging lo natur.lli&ed or Johnson, HarHosd1 Mrs. Joe ,Neal re3ime for its seizure of Ameri- native ciliil!ns of the Unlled States-. MORI IRRIGVLARITY of American iiiod "of enterpriaet in and Mrs. Oshel Martin, West Col­ ca n-owned property. Relative11 bee have learned of NE:W YORK UPI-The atock I s u .. ., which sucn persons ha ve the ma jor the death ernment r ned Minton Earns Place wa . The go umbia and Mrs. John Nea l of Sunday, July 3 , in Red market continued Tuesday's irre­ Clifton; a brother, Lon Ba11. Col­ th a t Cuba's historic sug81'-based interest even when 1uch enter• Oat, Oklahoma, of Walter Thomas, gular price movemente at the On WV A Dean's List eeonomic ties \"ilfl the free world · prises are le ally conatituted under 77 son of the late Thomas and 1 opening today.' Trading was mod• Nial Minton of Point Pleasant umbus, 0., a nd a step son Ha rry we re hea ding for destruction un - Cuban Jaw.''g. Jenny Tbomu, Pomeroy. erately active. was one of 56 1tudenls who e.rn­ Va n Meter, Felicity, o. J as The preamble · clearly ahowed Arrangements will be an noun­ less C tro stops his "relentless He ii &Ul'Yived. by hit wife, Edith, ed pl�ea on the West V,il'iinia the retllliatory intent of the law. e Conomic a ggression." ced Thursday from the Foglesong five dlughten, Grace, at home; ElJOINS COACHING STAFF Univer,sity College of Educa­ The Commodity Stabilization l Home In Mason. !en and Gladys In California; LaAMHERSJ, Mass. UPJ-Dub lion dean's llst during the aem• Funera��ervice suspended Cuba n sug■r Old - -Verne and Mary in Tens; several fashioned Event Jones, fo rmer Cleveland Browns' ester ending May 30. i mports Tuesda,y to freeze any gnmdehlldre n, and ttlree sisten, Little Lea e Mo111s hallb.ack, bas agreed to Jolo the Minton was Ji1ted with students gu more shipm ents u n til President . Mrl. William Killinger, Mrs. GeorBoston Patriots' coachin1 atalf I who maintained average, between Having Sale Saturday Eise n hower signs leei.slatlon em. l An old-£1shioned festivs1 will be ge He1·nes, Pomeroy R. D., and �11U... !or t"o we_eU tbl■ month. �. 3 and 3.09, · The mothers of the LitUe Lea­ powering him to red uce or elimi- I held at the Bacbter EUB Church Nora &kins, D to ay n. gue team, of Middleport are ha v­ nate Cuba's share of ttle U. S. near New Haven Saturday eVen• Funeral services are to be held in,K a bake 111le this Saturday suga r mar ket. inK, July 0, be&ln1Un1 at 4 o'clock, in Red Oak. morning beginning at 9 at tbe It has been announced, Sports Center. SERVICES HELD Offered tor 111le •t the festival Donors are requested to have SHELBY, 0. UPI-Se rvices were wiU be - ho1t11 made lee l!l'eam, soup, their items at the Center by 9 held today for He rbert H. Knapp, pop, beef barbecue sandwiches, and anyone who is wlllin1 to as­ 86, founder of th� i�t�r�a�i�n•1 : c�icken · ..11d aandwichea, hot dop Attendinl( Imtitnte , . . aiat at the sale wJU be welcome. Baby C h ick Ass n . JJI� 11nd· cake: · · ' · · · · · · · · Mrs. Ida l!: Stanley, child welWASHINGTON (UPI) - Presldent Eisenhower charged to­ fare worker in Ma90n County'a De­ day that Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev is making very partment of Public Assista nce, is crude attempts to interfere in the American presidential elec­ attending an Institute ol adoption tion. services this week in Charleston. The Pre11ldent told a news con- j 11tnma:th u compared to Rwaia. 1be JnaUtute is under the direc­ !erence, however, that he did not tion of Mn. Vallie S. Miller. Di• ICONOMY rector of the Division of Adoptions believe the Democrata or Rt-pub-Ue rejec:tea sua:,eatlons th a t and Foster Care in the state of Hean, were iOin1 to try lo '811:e the A merican economy was now Tenneasee. Mn. Stanley will be .1dvanta1e of Khru,hchev's inter- In a r�fllSion, taying the on ly One of Middleport High School's all-lime athletic greats vention , back in her oUill!e on Saturday. dark spoi II be saw it was cur• will be offered a job at his Al ma Mater today if Superintend­ The Sdviet leader's crude ef- rently low 11teel production. July 9. ent of Schools Lee Mccomas sees him, and he wants to very :orLa, Eisentlower aajit, were deCUBA much. slgl'led to involve the pren:iler and -He reiterated the frlendstlip He is Bob Ashl ey, AU-Ohio i n c aree r al SW three ye.are a@, • his influence Jf any, In �mertcan between Pie people of the United football and basketball a t ·the sett in g up the !ootba ll . program Three Cases Heard · aUatn. States and Cuba, aaying th•t only Yellow Jacket institution i n 1952· al the ne w consolidated school. In Mayor's Court Work With SIICC'ffs« the ineipllcable actions of lhe 53, who resi&ned l11t night aa : I n his tenure he ha s won about Three cases were heard in May­ The Chief Executive alto told re- 1overnment or Fidel Castro wa s he a d footbl:U coach and assiata n t u many as ho tlas lost. Ashley or Charles Legar'1 court Jut porttt■ h1 would be ready •fter causina: trouble between tb e two bu1cetbal l coach at Southwester n g ra duated from Ma rshall College n ight. the November election to work nation■. He expected to ad later High i n Gallia County. Mr. Mc• in 1957 with his B. A. degree , They were Jack Ghee, Pomeroy closely with hia succe11sor, re,gard- today or early Thuraday on the Corn"s, asked today Jf Coa ch Ash- in education. H(' taught commer• SS a nd costs for intoxication an d lea of political party, to proyide bill empowering him to cut Cuba 's ley might come to Middleport, clal subjects a nd drtver· · educ.a. $� a n d coet, for re1isting arrest; for •n orderl.)o lrlNitlon of iov- shire of the U. S. 1ugar m arket or said: lio n st SW. Gary Hovatter, MiddlePort, $5 a nd ernment particularly In the field freeze It out 111together. Th• slim M Ashl■y, Mr-wlrtg "We h-ave l,:lked about it some, costs for recklea operatJon and -,f foreltn affain, and I intend to see him tod ay." ' H voluntur m•na..r of tile; William Reeves, who !or(eited Eiaenhower at hla first new■ MlckNeport Nltry in the Summ.,. A vaca ncy is open to As h ley Squad, Was Called a $15 bond on a eh}irge of ,i n tox.ironference in eight we,k■ aaid the High School 6.nebell Logue, at Middl e port since Jim Barton ca tlon. 'iegree of con11ultaUon with the To Oilton Tnesday led Middleport to th• SIOAL resigned laat eprlnJ: as assietant new prtaident would depend l1rieMiddleport'• e mern n cy squad to head footba ll coach Joh n tltl• in 1951 and 1953, to tbe 1y on the• wi1he, of hi• ,ucceuor. answered a call in Clifton Tues­ Thompson. MASON UCINSES buk,tb■ II title In 1953, and In · But he Hid he WU pNpared to ll'· day at I :56 p. m, to the home of Among marriage licenses issued hla Hnlor '(Nr waa Mid on tM rat1a:e for · cooperation not only on Gerald McDaniel where he had Ashley, at home this morni ng, in the Mason C".ounty Court In Pl. MlddltPort grid t... m with an the pruidentlal level but between aullered a falntlnlf ■pell from a said: ,. ' Pleasant recenlly were the follow• t-1 record. memben of hit Cllbinet and ap, previous head wound. A phyal• "I don't mind sayiq that I'm. I ln1: He it ma rried to the formir Mil. ASHLEY polnteea of the incomiq pmldent. cian was called and the 1quad In terested," Wilbur Francia VanMeter, 83, W. Sharon Ril ey of Middleport, A Eisenhower alao made th11e WII rellev �. ..Ye "- .....,. first addition to thelr tamily Js I bas been employed 111 usiatant Columbia, and Opal Eme,tine Ran• other ttJ1b polqta of ne,i■: Ashley eave no rea10n for hla expecled in September. The Pomeroy emergency squad foolbaU coach at Huntin,ton dolJ)h BIQI, II__ · · IOCKll!ILLII alao an1woted tlle call and ln­ resignation to the 89utb?e11tern EHt Hlgl) School. , , E¥Jflne ,$hrlvll'" 20, BidwEIU, and -He dl■i.,-eecl'wlth' New York'■ otber at 4 : 30 p, m.' to Lincoln ich� Board wbJc•· mei in &.Pf• Meanwhile. it has• been annouu. • . Sang'a Gallipolil ·,pollUon has Lim-a � t'J'1 Point Pleuant. Go,. ,Nellon llocnfeller tbat the Wilt where Mn. Chule1 Rayburn c1al ie11ion Tueac:lly evenihe, He ll!t!d by the Cabell County Board , been taken b1 Charles Stobart, Cul kalln Kbag, 34, • Detrolt, and 1 un Unl� ,, died 1t the home of .ber daua;b• told If hlil "plan■ are indefinite". of Education that Bob San&, rormer Middleport aDd Ohio Uni- Sylvia � Simo llorriL 33, De­ � � f ter, lira. Glooclmv 1.t 1 ��' h"'tttil{,I�• "t'J, �-., l�ctt i TI"rr'i, . ' � British llilcer Likes Colorado ft1e�:��:1o; As Place To Come To Live In Convention N �-•�, HEA R: NO. 68 LDrr - I I VOL XII ent1n e a1 Followers of the market · d here today that prices are good, and are expected to _ ain good because the primary tomato producing areas in eutern United States a·lso have ,x­ perienced a retarded tomato growing season. NQT- .MANY This 1914 Ford, brig ht bra� radiator cowling and all, made a lot of The Meigs County Truck Grow, oldlimers recall Model T days at the July Fou rtb celebraUon in Raclile. Judged the winner era' AaaociaUon, goinc into ltl • home grown •·tomato man'' na­ in the parade lot th� ·•.oldest Restored Car," i t is owned and d�iven �y Keith Zimmerman, lfith year of senlng . farmers co- turally: New Marshfield, O. Zimmerman's car runs sm oothcy. He �rat�s an auto wrecking place in operating "This ki nd of price ought to tn marketing, is plan• New Marohfielcj and has restored a number o f other - cars to their original condition . Six ning to open ils packing pl■nt bold until p eople get their a p­ oth,.. "4'S entered the parade. home grown a bout July 12. Usua l l.}' by J ,tdy petities satisfied of "' I GOING PlACt,S? ' e • • I I I BEGI N N I NG TODAY JULY 5th .' In addition lo those atten dln'g the outing Lynn Buch1man, FlQfd Carn:iack, Judy Gregg and Mra, Harold Sauer were honored. Tom Kelly, guest sololat for Sunday's service sane "His Eye is on the Sparrow", accompanied by Mn. sieut. I ,_____Tom Boy ___ , Sunday mornlflg at the replll' church ,crvices the choir WAS honored with a special recogoi• tion u each w as presented a cor• sa.&e \1C boutollniere. Elberfelds Complete Furnhhlngs For Your Home The Temptation of l -� ""' 1�,,,;,•�•�"�'"",,;,,,,,....,,..,_,,,,,,,�""��....,�====�"""""""- --- __ __ '' . The birtbda:, cake, inscribed with· "Happy Birthday David and Mary Ruth'' and decOl'ated in · blue and pink wil,h four blue candles and toy figure, and anlm•ls cen-­ tered the picnic table. favor, of party hats and toy automobile11 were given to the chlldrP.n, Altendlng were McTand Mrs. Harry Pickens, Racine; Mn. E. A. Da vis, Sheffield, Alal,Jma; Mr. and Mn. Warren Pickens, �r: and Mrs. Ernest Whltthead, dau­ ghters Jean, Jane and 'Juli, Ree:d1 Mrs. Wllllam ville; Mr. and Meredilh, Chuck ■nd Roger of Waterford; Mr. •nd Mrs. Sauer and Jo, the hosta and honored guests. nti.l . SM Letart Fa lls Tomato Harvest Is Late ,I But So , Are Other Eastern U.S. Areas Now more appealing than ever • • • I ,, CL I NT ON F ISH E.� ,co. ' Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber of Sunday Reedsville entertained evening for the fourth birthday of their son, David Lee and Mary RuLh Sauer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer of Middleport. This is an annual family evtint to celebrate the birtbdaya with David's being June 17 and Mary's July ll. -·· I Al l Fo r -Ju st $6.�9 PAI HT Event Given. For Four-Year-Olds & dvrlfll AUfl,lllt, Ind Mrly • momlnt ,.. fram mid , S■pt■,,.., to har• I , Middl,eport Family Has Guests Over Last Weekend I In ,.....cine l"•PN fw �­ the r5thf klnlllll el ..athw Is .t .,.., "'-'t1na, Vinet nNd • fflNer..tlr coltf, all1htfy humid wlntw; • warm. dry IJN'lnt; a hot SUfflfflllf" •Ith 1 -,.t of rtl" Members of the Senior t'hoir of the Firat United Presbyterian Cbu rcb of Middleport and tbelr d�c1or, l\ev. Howard Ruppelt, pastor of the church, enjoyed an outing at Lake Hope and dinner at 6 p. m. in the Walnut Room at � the Lodge Monday. The Tri.Co1,1nty Canteen will hold a benefit dance for the Porn· Attend ing were Mr. and Itta. eroy emer&enc.v squad lhe firat Sat Lewi, Sa�er Jr., children George urday night in Al&gWlt. Ttle affair and. Lois Ann; Mr. and Mr■. Paul will be held at the Rock Springs Haptonstall, children Edith and Gra nge Hall with Mn. Mabel Nie­ Billy; Mra. Lucy Gregg, Mr■, meyer as co-sponaor. Lillian Steiff, Janice Zerkle, Judy Sauer, Carolyn RuiSell and Kar­ en Gregg. -.-hd-I Annual B,rt . ay 01110 Stah• /\t'rth. . l 'tli & 1111, b 5 , ColtUJlb;\I o b l. Now You Know The Tri-County Teen Canteen, Syracuae Recreation Cen• Mn c.:, Shields. vice preaiS HAWKIN li LUCILL By ot will open its doors to the public tomorrow Leo V. Sav• meeting te,, dent, condueted the ....._ age director announced today. The center which will open lhe Happy Han·e1ten Class of :.-. Mr. and Mrli. Raymond Walburn al 2:00 p.m. 'ls localed on the second floor of the Syracuse the Federated Churt'h , held Frichildren, Pete and Mary re- Towe Hafi. Thi• i.a the ttst time and church. the al day evening aft.er e Teen Council s.re folThe meeting opened with tb.e I turned last Wednesday Hyatts old htllory . of r•ons of th - i n the three year 1 ed. several d.11y1 ln F·. •••••• ...,8!'"' "" ""', ,..cd •w '!:iJ .....�..r ,d , Family N, g,ht p on,ne y ess,on or , , Event h D',nner July 13 Beg,•n ,nng ,t 4-"Yt< 1- - ' -.... - - � ""'- . . s P_ omeroy GIi' 'I Rec:overed From Rutland Beauty Selected Miss Meigs County N' k Jn)llne8 • • Hit- Man Brother· ho'ods A.ppalac' hian , . ....d-.1 : • For ' _, ' Propo,s,.e. S·•,tn.:�,:t'� A.., � __ _!Ce His Long i:,erv 1 I --.. ,m ,tor..,. ----- Castro Moves TO· SeJZe , S property .. 20 Enlistments - Reportec1·From Tn:"-"-unty ' -ea I, BulJlail_......... 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