http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0ee612d1ac41b73f43bf2a8a6a90de75.pdf df5114a2fd012d26d1eaabfe14cd8319 PDF Text Text ,. . . _ _,,,, r:.,. -•..,..,...,..... . ,._ • .... ·--- -,,. -.. --. ... .. ! �Dally Sen inel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., J uly 8, 1960 • t \--::::---•--™ """""""'""="""'-'"_,,...,,... :. Mrs. John Scott entertained with a shower Thursday even­ '4bg al her home in Forest Run honoring Mrs. William Sheri• ..dan Jr., a recent bnde. A pink a·nd white color theme was carried out in the decor­ Du r ing tht• cvenmg guests to l d of lhe1r c-ourtship da) s and al so wro le a 11ot c 01 adv1re 10 the bri de. Aft'<!r the honurf>d i:uest opened lee Cream Social Was Success At Local Church her many lovely g1ft1i refreshments carryin g out the color them e w ere sencd oy the hostess assisted by Mrs. Hertha �coll, Mrs. Huss Wal· on , Mrs. Wllham Kflliht iin d Miss J udith lic n he1mer . Atte nding wer e Mrs. Joh n f. 8a11y, granumother ol lhe ond e , Mrs . 'n 1111am Sh enda.n t:,ir ., mo L her of tht! &room, Mrs. t..harlcli liaur, .'1.rs lieorgc Bae r, Mrs. Amanda Baer, :,1rs. Jacob Baer, Mrs. uswm Ncast·, Mrs. PurJey Karr .and Mrs. J:Se rlnil Holter, great aunU. of the bride. �.rs. fred Ncalie a nd daugh ter, Lc.·t' Ann, Mrs. l';iuJ h.il rr. Mn. Woodrow Mora and daughter, Jac11.1e, Mrs. J\'l.trk Evilns. Mrs. Huo l d Newell ilnd daughten, Lou An n and Kath}', Mrs. i...erns Rouah, Mrs. W1U1am t\.night and daui,:hter, Jlou n na, Mr s. Roacoe Wise, Mrs . Jtog cr Da niels, Mrs. Do nald O ren· ner, Mrs. W 1 JI ar . d F il.U drec, :lit . s. B ert ha Sco tt, M ,as J ud I· th li· en he l m er and Mrs. ft us.s w a t son. 16 M embers Of Garden Club Are Taken On Tour BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dea Ier Surprise Picnic For Bfrthday Giv,en For Niece Phone WY-2,3794 POMEROY, OHIO A !lurprlse birthd ay pknk was __ _ _ _ _ __ • held Thursday evening, at �he home o f 1M1., and Mn. Eber Pickens, Sy1,1,�e (..rove, i n h onor of the 1 4 th Pomeroy, Ohfo blrth<lay of their niece, Doris Jea n SmHh. of New Brigh ton, Pa., who TONIGHT hu been viaili n g her uncle 11nd "STEFJ.. BA YONE'I"' thla summer. aunt Leo Gen n - Kieron Moor e :1-11:u Smi th r eceived many nice - a l lfO a:ULR fr1.1m her rclallYes and 11110 a "RABBIT TRAP" large decorated bi rt hday cake was Ernest Bo11gnlnl'! - June Blalr se r ved at the picn ic. COMING JULY 10.11-12 Others pr e11en t were Miss Effie SU�DAY thru TUESDAY Pkkem of Mi ddl eport, Mr. 1rnd "BIG FISHF..RMAN'' Mrs. Ebo r I . Pickens o t Hadne, 1111d Howard Kerl - Susa n Kohnen Mr. and Mn. Paul Sel l ers 1m d Ad mlMion: 60c - 30c chil dre n of Port l and, MEIGS THEATRE •n�■lr11aaftfetitM<ili.to'.:.. 1'/,\tll iJlfM.). ....lwi>t flPM F PF ,..,...,_ Reception Honoriqg Pastor's Family Held This Week At Methodist Church A reception honoring the Rev . and Mrs. Carl Herrin g a�d daughter was held Thursday evening at the Asbury Methodist church of Syracuse, sponsored by the WSCS. Mrs. C . B. Weese was in charge of the program and ex, te nded a welcome to the new puM u;s EJc.inur Hobson , �ecretary tor a nd fami l y and those alten d rogram O ned with o f t h e Sunday School, M n . Dan The in d as treas ure r foII oweP< d w1· th th e R1 :.:c r wh o has serve _P gro lil-up si· n ging 1 ror 45 ye ,1n;' h _oo s c d ay s un . lh e r o readi ng of P�alm 27 by Mn. Alice , th .1rch tr easNor�1s, arrnl L rs Ca "" hart and pr.i yer by Miss Mar- M . I urer Carrol Norris, lay lea d er, and C I I K ai-r. , lh (' ;hrce tru.� tec� prcscat, Wl l liam A solo. " H ow Greil\ �, nou Art,'" I W mC'brcnncr. C B We l'Se an d Carwas pr ('�(' n f('tl by nms N orris after I ol Norris,_ and the wscs of l icers which M rs. w ('e !'.C rnlroduc� d Mr s ;ilso wcr" !ntroducc d. F:at· h p('J"SO/l 111trodu,·cd sp¥ c Oma Wl n cbr c r m cr , teac h er o r the Star d a �6 �1 1' 8 Ra l ph Ro bso11. briefly M1.� s Karr gav, ,; h i shJ��· c f prui de nl ;/nd C IJ \',r (' CS{'. teach er both the old and new d1 urch Mrs. oi the (..oyal l klpns clatis . . fi_1 rs. 1":_. - 11es1 Uur fy who h,1� ser ved as John Sauv ;i c: e an ti : .i rs . W1ll 1 a m 1 p 1an 1.� t at lhc church 1 or a n umber Francis p rcst'nlcd a du ct . ' · How o r years was thank e d by M rs. Weese for serving as 11:compa n ist Can I Re Lonely ,'' Follo win i,: the duct, MrH. Wil- :·o r th{' prog ram. the l iam Winebrenn er, teacher of Gift:s were pre�c n trtl to Rev. and &ag h,, cl a,;1. D:ina Wrnebrcnner, ,1r s Herri n � who t..,.-,th spo ke te acher or the Tccna �cn cla ss, briefly a nd thanked the memben Mrs. Mark Duerr. teacher of the 1 aii· the ••IIH i!lld receptio n. A solo , Builders class, Pau l K locs, lcac her , "I Saw A Man" hy R11ss Norris, of th e l ive W i re class an d Mr� . followed Group si ngini: of " In the P au l Klocs, teach�r of the Primary Service or the King·• a nd the be necla■ s . were introduced , a l ter which . diction condudrd the proe:n rn . Mn. ��uva�c and Mi·�- I-� ran�)S <..:ookics and punch wC'rc served r. sang, It You Ul vt' the S&\' IO u_ during the SOl' La l hour from a tabl e 1 or deco r ated with arrangemen ts !t o wers, the llift.:s of the Shumway an d the Francis F l orislll. Mra. W l lpresi ded at the l iam Eichinger ,Of _ , . __ w_ o_ punch b_ Mrs. James Sc1 n born and Richar d V a ughan ser\'ed as co-chairmen for t he sut· ccss ful ice r ream soci a t hll'l d at thll' First Unilcd Presbv , te ria n Church . Middleport , We dn eaday eve nrng. During thf' affair acror dian Sending gi ft& but unable t o at music was provided at the tab les by Mrs. Paul Ha ptonstal l an d vo- te nd we re Mrs. Ho race Karr, Mn. Tom Lhl.Vl d Nease , Mrs. Ont Archer, ca l numhcrs were sung by K e lly as an .idded a l lrae tlon . Mn. Er nest R hodes and Mrs . A . H . ot hers alteriding enjoyed singing Knigh t. of fav or 11e hymns. Helpers a n d donors were Mrs. Everett Bach ner. lhchar d Vaua:b1n, Paul llaptonsta ll, M r . and Mn. Leland Brow n , Mrs. Ha rol d Sauer , Miss Phyl l ili Joachim, Mrs. Edw ard Bu r kett, Da l e Wa l bu rn, Evere tt Foreman. Mrs. Jam es Sixteen member s of the Twilight Harley, Mn. Charle� Shumaker, Gar den Club made a lo ur o( the M ra. Beth el Coleman , Mr. and garden of Mrs. Irving Karr Jr. at Mr.11. Marcus Chambers, Miss �-.t a iO n, W. Va. , Thund ay e Yening. M a rga rc\ Sauer. Mrs, Herman Bal- Many flowq11 and a wid e assort )ey, Mrs. Karl Owens, Mr . and me nt o( herbs were vlewerl. Fo l lowing the t o ur . Mrs. Ka r r Mt1. Ro)' Strick l a nd , J. H . Gra te, C l iffo rd Bea,·cr and Rev. H owa rd ser\'e<I reftellhmen ts to Mines Ethel and Cl ara G arland, Mill AUl!US lluppelt, pas to r. ;;;;aa-;;-;;-;ac;.a;;;a;;;a;;;;;a;;aa;;;;;a;;;._ ta G cnheime r , Mra. R/jlph Gi l more,· , I M rs. John Handl ey, Mrs. T. A. H en- 1 nes.11y, Mn. Pearl Hysell, Mrs. T, A . He�etson , Mrs, Dwlgh� Parke r, Mrs, _ Leve r ett Roush Miss Sarah '. Ph1l_h p�, �r5, W. R. ShHlcen, M_rs. ddie _E Smllh, M_rs. Jed Wcbaklr Sr., NEW and USED .l-'lrs G� r� ld Wi lde r muth and M ni . Phil W11l1.amso11. COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES a ...,,. .,."'ll " Shower Given Recent Newly Wed At i Forest Run Hom,e Of Mrs. John Scott ations. Arrangements of magnoli.i blosso� were used 1hroughout the home. Pmk and white .slr<'amcr:s ex.tended from thr mi rror to a large whne wedding bell wllh gold fings, wh1d1 t:entered the mantel decorated with ivy Pmk candles 1n gold holders wcrf on either side of thl bell. Gtf li. were plal'ed on a t,able der.:orwted 1n prnk and white. N,ew Off.,1cers Insta II ed F F1'des L.odge I Michaels Fa mily Has Visitors Over Holidays Mr . an d Mn. Wil liam Hess and ramLly of G rea t Fa l ls, Montana, aJ)() n t the Ju l y 4th week end with '.\fr arid Mrs. J. s. Michael. Ju- 5 Hess is Mn. Michae l's niece. Th e H.ea.�.cs were enroule ho me t rom a trip which took th e m to Niagara Fa l ls New York. City a n d Washi ngton, I)_ c. Monday, the 4th, Mr a n d Mr:s W i l ber Parker and family and th e I Sarnoel Michae l fami ly joined the guests fo r a fami l y d inner at th i· J. S . Micha e l home. Mr. a11 d Mrs. William Hamm a n d two chi ld re n o f Toledo arrived on 5aturday to spend the week e nd wuh th e Samue l M1thael ram1 l y and other r dalivcs i n \teigs Coun- 1 ty and i n Lancaster. Sunday a pit· nlc was held at Baile>•'.s Lake cornp\emcn ting the \'isitors. Tho�c il l tending were : Mr. an d :.1rs. Paul Hamm a11U Mrs. G. A. Hamm, Lancaster: Ur and M rs. Ho ger Grueser .. nd two Mrs. John Log11.n; d aughters, Hamm .. Mr . a11d Mrs. Delmar Hamm and .son, Jimmy, Mrs. Nor man Theiss, Mr. an d Mrs. George Thein and three children and Donna Bowers oi Radnc, Mr an d Mrs C l arence G r ues er. Mr. and Mrs Dana Hamm, Miss Dora Hamm. Miss Emma Hamm. '..,r. and Mrs . Virgi l Hamm a n d sons, Robert an d Tommie Minersville RU .. Mr. a nd Mn. Samue l Michael. Gary, Lenora, and Loui:;c. c1nd Martha F lo Parker of Chesler, and the gues ts, Mr. an d Mrs. Wi ll iam Hamm, Bil ­ l y and Ca�o l , Tole do. Ray Plckell8, son of Dr . and Mrs. Ray R. Pick e ns, Mi dd l eport, will be leavi ng a week fro m to­ Spr ings mo rro w for Color ad o wher e he will at te nd the Natio na l Jamboree fo r Boy Scouts. He is o ne of the eight from Meigs Cou n ty wh o are pl anning lo attend. The boys will l eave Hu nt in gton by t rain and their t r ip wil l inclu de , camping, sigh t seeing and the week al the Jam­ boree. Wor ks hop PlannecJ A RegUI , UgUSf Meef1ng John Kincai d, De puty Grand Chancel l or was tile insta l l ing omcer Thursday eve ning wh en Fi des r10r Qr Lodge, K. ol P. met at the hal l in Mi ddleport for their installatl o n of new oUicert, The Ches ter Garden Club m et f ollowi ng Wednesday evenlng at lhe hom e the He inal,Ued I,. R. Wiley, Chancellor Corn man - o Mrs. Vernon Webe r assisted f Chande r· Richa rd Owens Vice bv Mrs. Lawrence Mi l hoan an d � ; P Woire', r e l ate; cell r Br ad J. Mrs. Paul Ba er . I I . Grate, Master o.f Wor k ; ; �ash The roll ca l l Gar den Mistakes I Bahr, �cretary; Jhchard �a1 l ey, Have Ma de w u eiven by the 28 Record ing Secretar)'; <.:heater members 11res(' nt an d one guest, Cub Scout, Enjoyed Z i r kle, Outer Gua rd c1nd Russe ll W iPner Road, Outing Barbara F'aye of WMPO. n oush, Inne r Gua rd . The Pomeroy Cub Scou ts of M rs. Woodrow }1ora a nno unced . 1-'ollowlng tile c l ose of the meet- \ tha t th e Chcstei" Grad e School Den Six he l d a wiener roast and 111& refreshments were served Jl lanting is comp l eted and the outing al lhe home of Eddie Ba er with Edi,la r A ll ensworth in charge. bil l pa l d. ho noring evening W� d ncsdey W o rkshop was plan n ed for the Steve Krinke who will be mov­ r egu l ar meeting night in August ing away in the near fu tu re. Dur­ t u be pret"e ded by a po tl uck su p• ing the eveni n g, t he boya presen t­ per a l 7 30 pm ,, ""· Melhodl!l ed S teve wi t h a hr�ell gift . Atte n<!Jng were Mike and Denny Church. Th e club wtll have a Ro nnie Reu ter, Bill Fet ty, Wrlght, of members gar den, on Aul\Ul t 7 at 1 p m beginning from Dick Rou,h, Tommy Vaugha n , Mrs, Harold Th oma■ enleri1ine4 tJle church. Jim Anderson, Steve Krtrike, Ed­ with a bridal showe r Thur1dar M rs. Ho m er Ho l ler announced d le Ba er, To m Lind, den ch ief, evenin& at her hom e in Mid dl eport tha t the W il dw ood Garden Club Mrs. Llo;-d Wr igh t a n d Mn. Roy in h onor of MIH Polit Thoma11, i& s tagin 11: a Ch r i.11t mas Flower Re uter, den m others, Sherrie and daughte r o f Mr. and Mn. S1m fo�d show, July 3 1 a t the Fores t Run Jeffrey Reu ter an d M r . and Mn. Thomas, whose marriage to Mi l - Church from 2-4 pm. E d war d Baer . fo rd Hysell of Brad bury will be an Mrs. Baer sh owed sli des or the event of thl1 mo nth. � l ocal (l ower sh ows taken by C. The Thom as home was d ecora ted E. Blake sl ee. wi th summer flowers and the dinMrs. Do n u ld Mor11 made "My lni1 room waa decora ted w! th whi te Faml l y's Favorite A rr angemen t " iitl d 11 reen streamers coming from and Mrs. Mi l ho.en showed an ar ­ the chan de l ier to the table wi th rangemen t using rosea. Mrs. Pu r­ smal l colo red umbrollas co inp l et- l ey Karr wo11 the door pr h:e. in� the ar ran gement. By LUCILLI HAWKINS Ear l Mr s. judges Flower G11mc1 were p layed during lhf' nea n, • Mrs. Esthe'I' Wright and ->1,l;t'� ... l'vcnlni:: with pritea tM! l n Q: w dn by Mr s , Hor J('C Karr 11wartlt•d s l i l'k ­ M r 1111 d M rs Carl N. Smi th re­ M lss Ca ro l Hud1on and MitIB Di x ie ers to M rs. Dona ld More , Mrs. turned home Thunday nigh t ar­ Pierce. Pau l Saer, !'ltr�. Ruell Ridenour, ter w weeks visi t In Minnea polis, After Miu Tho mB.!I had o pened Mrs. Homer Holler. Mrs. V�rn on Minn., with their daugh te r Shir­ her many lovely giHa refreshme n ts I Weber ar,d Mrs. Lawrence Mi l• ley. Mis! Jmlt h is comple t ing he r home made h oan. of punch, cake and course in modeling scho ol an d Is --- ------� mints were served with Mn. Thomnow a part tlme teacher in the as, mo lhc r the honu rcd gue.111 , C 1elloo l . hicken Bnrbt"cue serving the cake. Mr. a nd Mrs. Ha r ry Lew Brown Others attending the sh ower Enjoyed Tliurstlny M r . and Mr�. W , R. Carpen ter an d chi l dren Jerfr ey a nd Elaine wore Mn. Mary Dona hue, Mn. Au• drey Frod, Mra. M1bcil Walburn, 1 11d M r . a nd Mrs. Alex CUo e n - left Thunda}' nlgbt for their ilira. Dell Hyse ll and da ughter, lertdned wi t h a eh il•ke n barb('- home Ill Vald osta, Ga., after sev­ the , eral d•ys visit wi th hia paren ts, Judy, Mn. Rober t Burdet te, MIJJB cue Thursday evening at M r . an d Mrs. Harley Brown. Ca rla Wll10n, Mra. Jo hn Kra ws- Carp en ter home, Mulbe rr.v Ave Pr l'!.llent were Mr, and M�s. Ed ceyn, Mra. Fred DcWeeac, Mn. MilMn. Hube r Brown who i1 on d red Wol,e and d1u1hter, M ary, war� T. Br_o ok over ,a�d ch1 ld�en, her employment on from vacati Mrs. Cl a ude Aeh ley, Miu Th.elm• Eddie, Davi d a n d f,rtu of Gar the Ma rg uerite Shoe Sho p ii al Boyer, •nd Mn. Floyd Boyer. re tttb urg; Johnny Youn!!. Mr. an d vl.d tmi:; in Indi a napolis, Ind., with Sending gltl1 but unab le to at - 1 M�s , Cllo an d rhil drC'n ,Ian and I r brot her-i n-law and sister, Mr. tnnd were Mr,. F1ora Bailey 1nd Abela an d Mr . and Mr11 . . Carpen. he nd Mrs. Phil Stolph and family. a • ter. James. Janet an d A l ita. Ml11 C•rolyn Milhoan. M r . 1:1.1\d Mn. Edward T. ltrl)Ok­ over and family ot G a rretllburlil were T h ursday gueat1 of Mr. and lln, W. R. Ca rpen ter and family , . Recent ,:uest, or Mr. and Mr1, lJoyd Wrigh t and fa mily were Mr. and Mra. B. L Duree of Park­ ·lnburr- They were · aecompanied bome , by kebecea Sue Wrlaht for 1 a vl1lt. Mr. •nd Mr,. Lloyd Wriaht and sons Mik e Ind Benny, Ri cky 1 Sheela of Vin ce nt 1nd Mn. Mer• llo TrHy and ch ildre n, Kerli n and Sue enjoyed 1 n outln& at Lake Hope Tuesday. I Bridal Shower Given Honor,ing Miss Polly Thomos I '°"' I Mainly About I People In Pomeroy LCO I PH 1 960 · � RIFR IGER ATO R PrlcCI Start Al Low Al THE HOUSE IS THE SAME . . . o 8epante 2 cu. II,) fNliNer IIONI 'JO Ibo. • Bl.I automatio dtfroet rehl,.ratot &t- • New "Potlrtone" Interior color • Poreelain cri1p1r­ Dalry Bar Door • Bia: famlb Low BuclptmQlti prioo u,.,_ loolc ·at the difference in valuel $199,95 ASSOC,I ATED RADIO and TELEVISION Harry MHler, Owner POMEROY, OHIO HOME OWNERS ONE POLICY COVERS THEM AU Fire On Dwelling - Fire O Contents - The ft , Comprehen sive Pe rso nal Uablllly Additional , Uvlng Expense n SAVE MONEY, TIME, WORRY - SEE V. D. Edwards Insurance 130 E. Seeond SI, , 1 �hone WY-2·2440 Pomen>J [ Minersville Societv News 0 Mr. a nd Mra. WIiiiam Rizer and childre n were wee kend 1ue1ta of Mr. U'ld Mra. Owen Hawley of Cotumbua. Whi le t.htre they 111 apenl the ho liday pico\ctfq at Buckeye Lake wi th Mr, and Kn. 1 CUI Tyler, of Co lumbut. lln. Oar1 Lavender, 81111n and Marr apent the weekend vl1tu n1 hff abter, Mn. Ruaaell Tucker , anti family of Leon .• �-'° * Tremel'.ldous Values j Open Until 9 P.M, Sat• & Mon.I _ Pomeroy-Middleport, Rare Fi tieth Ohio, Monday, July 11, 1960 1aKJLB (lOP't a nd PUC Say s No Express Move GETT M r. and Mrs. John (Jack) Du f/y , all Syracuae na­ Detides ProPosal Would llave Made Service Inadequate Here dleport will ► · • F I 3Jf , 'Arfangements FOr County It/ ,ff eJ} A}ODJJ Toward Com }ett• on r. Ce ��Dru:!• · - 3 Racme SCb00l • ed Stu· dents (DJUr .._ 00day feCk 0S What's the Safest Place In tlie World? ., 1W . ]61 M. . :_ ·· · , ___,: •cg ' '· · • •a1 · --..· ·_' · stak es n n edy. � WUDen Haul ,n. .·... ,, '..··· . . _ �.. · Mapc.�a...Qf · ear . • p $22,000' From Bank Drawers ' - 1}'emotrat1c reSIde t1 Nommat1on Jones Accepts Chairmanship Of Mason GOP I • t Rehearsal Fll'S 7 Year Old Boy Makes History .. , ......,... ... ,..., It w· h 165 11voot Niagara PlDIig·e .,.., Minstrel Is Set A bank nl!lt. Amt rfal!t �• · ; : . . l "'. papen can have the � Mill, lu. the world'of their Vll'J' oa And !or fuR • few eentil . week ;rou aet all the �· · · of a bank valllt. depoeit box )'01!1' ftlaible1 ,. � ■ i The FARMERS B4NK ,. . · n:w• and Savhlgs Co°'p�y . , •' I ! Pr�es . ,M�rked '' ·'"L .H � ,ry� Hur�, H urry, ·To . · BAKE R F\!RNl���E , Q n .-r:11, , q ,�9h,tdf�-� Corne� I n. M��dl�!f;'t,:\i: 1 I ' ·. 1-:. tI ' ,,· ; .� e£tl1c4KCf , :._._I_ = r.·til8:t tbit --,._,.-..• � ' "'""'.lt!'�,,-. ,,'::ri!· {� ��= ,;•hq� 7 ;;·� .' t· .��· ... . • --11 ' ., '� , t· i;; � nrr,rnr ' �-·) , w/!I i ·w, �. • . ' ,°"' ,, ,.. �- -:,, ,.,,,,· \ w Le lo . ,harge of havlni a delectl>e ' muffler. ------ . ■ :r�:tw':C::. � 1t°'m!!�t O s D ry e I e}'s ED · d,' Ik Lo k J C stal BaJI' ees F"d =��Jr.:11ig�:i::�i'.n: As Plans Go'For..ward To Keep Khrushchev Out M:ethodiat Church . Burial wm 'be Thuraday from the Rawll np-Coals • in Sand Hi ll cemetery, Loq Bot- · ·FUner.il Home, tom. She wu a · member of tbe :MidSurvivor;: are two 9001, Orville, dleport Baptift Church. Ob·eater ; and Harold, S.hta Paula, • Survivora are her huaband , RoC alif.; a brother, William WeJ)er, ber� • '•later, ltrs. Pfuillja Webb, Lona: Bollom, and �Ive tf'ln,d chll- ·Toltido; , _ ai IOn, .RObert, Molin e ; a d . Her hu and, Hay o , er,Jli' wh brother, w,tter c. Pbllllps, Watb11b ago. fffl flft yean died · . inito,n D. c.; two ailtera, Mrs. MarShe ,aa thie daughter o( freder• garet 'Ward M■yfi eJd Ky. and ict tnd Su� (DorJt) 'f:eber _. Mn. c1_,a · ' HeJ1Pann: Col�m bu s, Frlenda in■y eaJ !at thft Jllwl inP.- and t. irandthildren. · · at W·'tif1e. Coall FunenJ Home . She wu the d &hter o h � r ,Ol!!P aiq J '_reresa and lpa. (Hutchl h nton) P W . ... llliM T Gf:l<Mn.. · • · Mkldl• n . �V- l>o�•�d - Boolle_ 1'!,11 offic11tC: allr•?1. s�nn po �-re:ru '[.. and� �� rt ' Datl\09 .. '!ruea- be 1nnoune;ed later :Pendlnl �val claf everiin.1 ll Moline, Ohio, fhete ttritnc!,i may �ll anj_tl�e W�)!UfUUnl )ioju a�il' �. "' h!f! Jlye<l IQI" �I nliJIJ(!!I, ,.. . . � • W,1, ,��t. �w�ta · : � Ii� • M-n' v � ,.Sllaml, "fir-. � w.q; • �� ·si,t r.f ,t1 f§ ' ( ' 'l'I . ' 1 .J"!ri. ,l,, � • . t t •�f.ll,. � ,.,,' ,b,· J'.f , ;,� -�w l,l� '-" J.-: ,, ,.,r:- ,11 .�, 11'\t.f� &i .wiJ • i 't , ,. • · /1/' ·-.y l· 1;1.�, .• 'b n Co · ·· . ., Of, Of· Middlepoft. Passed Away J� _ Funer,I tervicea for � L rle �mH) c>ino ngham ; - two Curmln,h,i�, ftie 80;1 w.bo Cll!ffl o;n son'-' Paul , of TUiip.( - Okla.; and! Sund-, evenlna at. hi& residence on Cllftord of Um.a, Ohio; a dau&bter, Bnwlw,ay in 11(4dleJ)OI't wt� - � 'Mr&.- Harold , , (Mar1a�t) Pratt �f held at ,z it- m. , Wednesday ftoin Vienna, W. Va. ; • �n, il)ono-, Ute, ��..ta Funeh� �- - van �ailer, Cbnhlre, and four Cbeabire Grave[ kill O"andclilldren. with e waa the n of tb late cemetery. � ·. i · , Per·: ,e, ninih _ An n i (C.S ·i orbin) CIUl am, . riJt•nid: Mr. C�ln ibllll Wal I bolter� ,naker, and (111pettoT at the New ·and �.i.bQtn in $tlfWJton_ Va. . H ill u blon l a \'Ttie• tU!IV . � ll p'pe t w YorJI: teritraJ kaµtoa�_ \ � at . tbe , time ol hQ _ntiremen t 10 of�lclate. �end m ay call at the , yun 1,0. He w11 'an eltMr of the Friend• mu call, at the 8-wllng• · Fint frelbyleri.n Ch� a meM, ,.' ber of the i"°llermll)er� Union, · F� Nnf� au � L �! I I - ...... lo - ■ ,. --' IAeal b,udil if " ' s � � ', .o'il'. R,�l;•JB ..•1 Down, Do�n, . Down : -,Set . • • ·m· Allft9&1�cime,6.�• 'I"' F91 Those Departed- • •ealler N-.J llelff:ye � ' ' ,I Wember Federal � ...,� �r�; l!OMMOY, .OlllO f' ,i�t.. We Plj 3� l ltretl Oil Savin.. ' : =�� tJ»irir ,_. , '° Deadline News of Bl·g Bend ��:: �=:. Opens Tuesday Mr. w· Roush's Shoe Store . nter Wins Pa�nJJ Grade, Oh · J.ii , $,:-7 7 pr. . k Mr,. O'.I F O R D S • - _:::.;,,:,:��_;;� � .....,_ ·t1t'tfDi E N ' $ TONIGMT OMLY Slacy Hll'iii - llllen Moin "NEW' ORLEANS Arl'bt. DABX" AllO Cartoon :Ii!', eniio. l' , .::, , ,/.:.:0_ an d M rs. Watteraon , Mr. and, Mn. (lei ,and .Child� · :Wi�ington, Robert Beegle, Mn. Gretta ·stmp- Were wee�"end � .of .Mla tive&." son, Miss V e ra Beegle, Mrs. Lovey 1 .. Mr; add· )In. DltYld· Huddle.ton Sayre, Mrs. Lau ra Bell and Mrs. ' arid son Of, .Po� spent $Un· Helen Sim pson. dly with · Mr. &lid Mra. C',rol •· Ho l iday dinner guest a of M r . Sajre, .'· ."!-1 · an d Mrs. T. G. Hilldore and ffa u- · · . ,, ;, � r ghter Donna were M r. and Mrs. , 1'tr - _afl,d- iff.1. To� Li ncke1, . ton Wil l iam MeKelvey, ch Udreo and Scotty qi , .Jiove Caty ..,_.,. t/the John M cKelvey, .all of Port land, weft (liw,_ �th _ .her p are nta, ·Mr. non Johnson, Pla nt!, Bob Byer an4 - M� ¥ . . , Spencer.· , . . lff: : � 1!•• J.�d . Sa,,;e .,nd Mi ddleport; Mra. Chriatlne Lake w t . T. �mt �•�in � ' �,local. Calling during the day . were Larry �k er, Phyllis Stahley w... h of.Jt,.· · :-•nd ! .?�.= 1 IU� - &it · Ro1..--rQ,1e. Mra. Mary Smal ley, daughter Jo- M • ·· � .. ��... apc}-,�Mn,:�1. ·�er, atsephine Ma l lory, Middleport and Mr. and M rs. Thom11 Youna: of tended. � , c:onve11tJOn · in ·P.tn�IYl• vui11-· � �t'J:tliat week. P omeroy. � __,......,,,-:-Miss Do reen Norri s of St. Pa ul, Minn., spen t lilt week with he r pare nts , M r . an d Mr s. Fem Norria an d :sp ending t wo weeks is their dattehter Mrs. Gloria Reed and son Mat t hew, or f orest Lake, Mi nn Mrs. Mary Woo d of Saxon vis­ ited her sister -in- l a w Mrs. Fern N orris, Monday. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack were Mr. an d Mrs. Jack Sha r pnack Jr. a nd chil dren a nd Miss M a rabel Sharp nack of Co lumbus. Holiday weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Ira Beegle tlllt.e Gene Beegl e and son, bonna, New Bri­ ghton, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Char l es Beegle and aon Chuckie of Columbus. . ' • · ct Mr . and M r s. Bob Wilson a nd family of Pomeroy were holiday guests of her parent&, Mr. and 1,1, , � ·, Mn. Harry Hayman. Mary Grac:e Stobart employed in Columbus and BIil Hyaell em­ ployed al New Martin svme spent Sjzes 81h to 3 the weekend with Mrs. Hysell. Mrs. Kathryn Guinther, son J. F. and Miss Eloi se Bell of Cln­ cin11a ti 5pen t the weekend with their mot her, Mrs. La ura Bell. Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe S pe n- ,Qt!li:DI21ll' - •lJO - �.:l.it, . . ' ' . r T.,..._y_ CMtlftuN ..,. 1M humW T.,...., with a ..,_ flf JNI.W tfluRd1••••n ,....., tflnina- WW tNa.ht In ... 61L. Pomeroy ' , Railway Express Agency also serving Mid­ remain in operation according to a findin g made public today by the Public Utilities Commission of Oblo, The order, signed by Edward J. Kenealy , chairman and Ev"ett II. Krueger , Jr., member, denied the proposal of the Rallwa;r Express Agency to eonsolidate Pomeroy and Middle­ and were their attendants. ..,{; · port with the Gallipolis agency slaUon. Following marriage, the two couples established homes It lound in htarinp March 15 in be ....,.,_,. ahoutd the lac.al tt in SyraeuSe .and have. ne ver lived .more than one fourth 9f a Columb111 and in Pomeroy June I tion IN clONd, and the a...,. the Express agency's reasons for mile apirt. Mr. and Mrs. Dully have five children, all daugJi. consolidatin g were oYerweighed by (Lff llludi&III) dlitml..... ters. T�• Clarks ha,,e two sons and a daughter. On the other band, lhe Commis­ complain­ ev idence from local They have · all attended the sam e Syracus e Presbyterian ould sion found that compla.inants prov­ w o ffice anta th1t a singl e Church in which both famiUes have been active members. harm the service here and there• ed the service, if performed rrom B oth Mr. Clark and Mr. Duffy worked for many years f o r fore damace complainants' busi­ Gallipoli.11, would not be reasonably · mining companies in this area tUJ:e Conner as a· machine opadequate. Several Testify era tor and Mr. Du ffy as a blacksmith. Mrs. Clark is now post, Marvin Bantel l, diviaion super­ Appearint before the Comnds­ master at Syracuse , a posi tion she bas held for the past 1 6 Lollf' n, Parkers_bu�&. ,11-)'e,ar-old aunt of Mr1. Duffy and Floyd vilor for the express age ncy had sio n durinc ill pair of hearinga 1r,ued : �••rs when she succeeded Mr. White to the post upon his re• Matpews, Mrs. Dwry s brother, also attended the dinner. were Edison Ba1'er, Jllddleport, -A pickup and delivery , A chil service e thr Mr. of n and ee of !li Mrs, Clark and their dre _: II Uremen t . Mr. Clark is now a syra<:use councilman a nd is a John Duffy Mr. and 1 president of the Chamber ot Com­ ipolia ll Ga fr\)m ie11t c effl u be will fauttltes wer pre�•nt for e the day with former mayor of th e village . Mr. Duffy Is retired. . thell' patents. They aerving both rounlie.s as ii now is merce th ere, furniture dealer; Rep, 1 Strangely enough, the Clarks and Duffys have never cele- a e , . and Mrs. Jam.es Clark, Clove, Obto, Mr. a11d. Mrs . .ThoGeorge Meinhart, KiddlelM>ft; A). with I station In Pomero;-. braled an anni versary of theiJ: wed<\ing togethe r. Neither did. Clark , Lanca�. and Mr. and Mrs. Dick .Wlnebre�er, Elberfeld, department store fred at1t&.n • "i f use. The Clarq J!Jv&qht grandcblldr�n and two great -�lie lht hmeny -·- owrier, Pomeroy; Franklin Rizer, they on their Golden Wedding anniversary Sunday. . . manager of I tJre and oU Illes . dchil dren , all pri,sent for the occasion. Mr. a n d Mrs. C)ark he ld open house at thelr Syracuse · company, Pomero)': C1111· Bahr, r hom e f om 2 till 5 will,! a steady stream of their friends and . , A1So ajtendlng the fe�tivJUes at the Clark boine fr�m a owner, Smit b'1 Clothiq Store, Mid­ relahves caUmg to express b est wishes. MD<le were Mr. and l,lrs.' Henn1J1 Clari<, Munroe, Mich., , l'.) dleport; Leslie F. Fut� pilenl . A representative \Of the Nolan Amusement o. which has I Mr. and Mrs. Duffy were guests of hon� at the Letart �i� Clark, LaSale Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Franlt Clark manager of .a. construction and , aDd been contracted to provide the n de s at the annual Meigs home of their olde st dau�ter Mrs . Julian Hill. Both couples .»I, John, Toronto, building aup ply firm, Pomeroy, io Rev. a nd Mrs. Delbert Milla, Colum--� County fair in Augu.t will be here soon to confer with fair were surrounded by !hell' children, their grandchildren arul tiu and president of the Pomeroy s; Mr. and Mrs. Paul u. Mt. Gilead, Ohio; Mt. and Mrs. board officials. Chamber of Commerce; and T. A. great grandchildren . �beater Turn bull and d�ug�ler, Huntington; and · ),:rs. Such was the report given at a years permitting residellts to use wnie, men's cl�thlng ,tore no-­ Do Attending a dinner lor Mr. and Mrs, Duffy at the Hill George Hawley , Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coates, Pome. The Ti-i-County Teen Canteen's er, Pomeroy. ncen t m,.llng of t he b<l,rd. The lhei r foldin, chair, on the track home were al l their five daughters a n d their husbands, Mrs. Joy; · Rev. Howard Middleport ; Mr. aPd J\ll'S, Car l recreation center at s,ra,u., •,.. Fvffs uW th• pr.ant ..,..,1_ce No lan company which will bring area i n order to help accommo- HHl .,,,la i · Mr • �nodPand s. Char es O ke, upper Syracuse, Mrs. Don Gr1mm, ·" M ts, Ha Iiie D&Y,s, a11 . and Mrs. peMl McB rlde-. ed a week probationary .-� , and ,,. seven ride, to tltie midway of the 1 date overflow cro wds. ha, Nen eiccellent 8'"'11 te nllua will be open the remamder of the it WDUW ...... ,-.1w. future , . . _ The board ag reed to forward Belpr e, Miss Gertrude- Dufty, Syracuse, and Mrs. Lester Syracuse. Meigs county Fair will ,et off , o V. Savage, or-th rtl the ciMnty •• •1 a rding to a rocket on Wednesday afternoon information to the Kenney Music R�msh , Le ta rt . A lso present were 16 of their 18 gra,ndchildMore than a hundred of the couples friends called at Le ,_.. 1h - ..1......... Aug. 17, al, &he grounds when Kid- Co in regards to tbe company's ren and three of tbelr six great grandchildren. M.rs. Elizabeth theit home d\ldng the afternoon. . The probationary period was set -The o th er, proved � the com• die Day ill h eld a nd .w ill provide exhibit and providing i nstruments bow much ,upport mluion'a aalisfaction Uiat they re­ -- to determine . •....._ tr ee ride ticlcets 1 which will · for fa ir pr ograms. It was announ- · · . 'fl'.u/� be JlVen the program. II< b heavily upon Ule � a,ent eed a l,o lhal D ��-Del bert_ be ,ca llered by t Mi 1 /• ����-· ii!l<!I oat that the -.!tteon.. l>os nolif)'UI" them 111 •ul:·tt llliP-­ · alf;S llO I a t . At Uae il:Ntiri'P-!'-':'"'� vu:-uP a 1a win .be a:ue11t •P-e.r · ,,.., ar;a _"" &r _ _ /If received splendid coopera�oo. ..in ment and their pieldq them u,. made .Plinl tb- ' hold ar, . af�oon . nual sen-ke, of the Me.ii:• County J · · r,ga WU, the center. n o 'lbe;- sh owed how Ulla would be talent ,how · 1o. b• staged in cone Mini sterial AB&ooiation lo· be held Al . recent meeting of the Syra- practically lmJ)oslible wen a ■ln­ junctiOn With the Meigs (;abn ty oo Aug. 16 to open the fai r. cuse vi llaae council a unlllimous gle agent for Meigs ud Gallia Farm B�au and it was aa:reed to Anothe r meeting of the board L a atuderits, Sen (UPI) ANGELF,S OS vole of confidence waa given the eounliCs to be in Gallipolu, KellJledy F. Johri ledge neared further of elec. . p provide space for two sta te age n • to com piete plans for this year' s the magic mark o f 761 delegate votes today in an apparently lion reform$ to prevent voting _{I.ls-- project. It will open Th e!iday at 2 .18. ly u J for t se a w fair Dethe are Thev cies for the fair. ' · ..,vit ,es 8 · t1· on a11111· nst N e�ea. and p. m. for Its flnt day of a,�· · ...mma unstopa· ble drive towa-rd first ballo t nomination for president c.., partment of Highwav . ' S afet'v and · d t · and ·nd both g'1 s o11 pro er: o severa oor I mg u me n uId oor o , I ara J th p at the Democratic Na tional Convention. the Ohio Mental Health Auo�I•• YOUNGSTOWN, o. UPI _ Two Hours • before the first session of the conve ntion, a Un i- teed to ra ise the. backlea of ,outb- re.cre,it ion. closing t ime ia n p. m. ti on: gunmen herded 1 0 persona i n to I ern deleg ates. Al 8 p, m. the canteen will stage , Pla ns were made for �J!. .corn-- . lJBck room, t hen emptied five tell- ted Press I nternational survey showed Kennedy with 699 first 0sed plaUor,n we nt be· ita second bandstand retord hop . I The prop 1 pletion of a fe nce at the rl!ar df ers·· drawera of a n estimated $22.- ballot votes - only 62 short of the necessary maj ority. I fore lhe full plaUorm commi ttee sponsoffd by the Women's Auxil�e gr,ihds_tand for, more efli1'hla count included 40 of the 81 was looking for a l11dweatetn run- for raliiieation today and will be lary Ill the Syracuse Volun teer 000 at the slx-month-.old Corners<I . e1ent handling of �ow�s �t�end. burg Branch of the -Mahoning Na• votes in the Pivotal Penn sy l vania ning mate with atrona: .appeal to sent to the convention fl por Tues- Fire Departmen t. Proceeds will a:o int gran datan d eve nts. tt: was del egation, which Gov. Da vid L. the farm vote, But he profeased day. ·tion al Bank t oday. towarda the p urchase of a new agi"eed al so· to ill seontlpue the p olw ( Bank ofiicia ls started an audit Lawren ce had ke pt in the unCOm- that his mind was atlll bpen. Kennedy's chief rival for the .top fire truck. E. Bartow Jonell, former West l<r of permittinJll residents to . · ool SlU· to determine tbe e.tact imo un t mitled col u�n until today._ A key ·The center, located on the aec- Virginia State Senator and Point "A plaUonn drafting auba , j y ot 6 Le Sen t e Ma orit ader p h sc ig� h Three Racine take their own fold.in,: chair• to member of the group sa1d that commlltei, domiµated by Kennedy Lyndon a . Johnson of Texaa, ffu ond noor of the town hall, will be Pleasant bu1Sineasm1n, was re-electtaken. · the final event of the · fa lr, the d_en ts were ho�p ltali.i.ed at Meigs The gunmen; wea ring aunglasaea, Lawrence a t a noon e. d. t. ca ucus aupporten, completed . ,work on a t still making confident nolBfll in a n open to anyone in the Meigs-Gallia - ed chairman (If the Muon County Geoe!a l Hospita l ear ly t5u nfiay mu1ka l o r tbe Big Bend Minstrel escaped in a car. . Hipway patrol- might •h� a& ma�y as 60 to 65 cl\> il rldll.8 plank _ which SOme attempt to head off a stampede or Ma&0n area wishing to take advan- Republican ueeutive committee ■t mmor O t treatmen for g h morn� A11oci1ti�1:,;. ruen, sheriU's de puties a nd police Pennsylarua votea mto the Ken- members des�iQed as the most delegates to Ken nedy's a meeting held Friday evening in band- tage of th e c:enter·a facili ties. 'l'he polic, was ado pted se veral .(nJurtes auffend In a one•Qlf 6et up road blocks between here . ned,y column . far-rea ching in partu hia II to"". la It '" so ahcrwlft9 a MM wa pre-flt, blMCI the Mason county coutqlouae. _ on. But J o hn ., , n's l ate-bloom" accide nt al 1 :38 a.m. on the Bowand Salem on U. S. 6.2. The ba nk is Taking Kennedy's nomi nation included a sympathetic reference ing can!:lida cy seemed to be stalled an 1n 1nri■p, Its p.-of lh would Jones' election, unanimow:I)' .votm an's Run Road. "ti ... ·oca ted on u . s. 62, j uat aouth of 1 for granted, conve n tion king-mak• tu sit-in demooatrations by Negro \ at the 118808 . Dixo n line. ed by the committee, came despite B'"ughl lo the hospital bv ' M rs . l - - - ----· · attention to the I era lurned the1r a letter he liad written lut week. .,., Jessie B r inker, Racine, were th e c1tY JI m l'· ir a p ndi he a b d of nded a c m e oice of . running a F, IUC" 81l)'ing that he did not want ma te. Sen, l.a T Meriam Smith, P ortland; Randy u keys stJ to ank'B vault, but the Stuart Symi ngton b the of Rea· FOliijon, tbe n I himaeli o ceed ri, Mi Norris, Racine Roule 2, and Joe . Brlu •·ker, RacIne. They were re- women tellers were so flu1te.-.d who has had no l uck �n gettin,1 his ·. . , Mn. a.Ha Holter,. Horse cave aona given were Uuit hil private they dib, not remember where the presidential bid off the ground, w-1.. Gen- dut ies prevented him from perl ea :;!:e����r�i ng a car owned by keya were. " The s unmen leU with- found heavy favor for second place tt.spit1I lhortlr before noon �=�g the J ob .. it lhould ha ' I = out h aving opened the va ult. on lhe ticket. . · sheriff' officers d s l to .., the- Racine atMl'tfflCY today ht mother, , . I The robbery was Yo ungalown·I The first rehoarsaI o I the B 1 g that hia car skidded o n the £ravel other officers named at the Olher1 recel vlng more t han � .-\ ua ) ...,.... on ._____ �' F .,.,.,� a In erltlal --•ltl cl aq 7 GAR (UPI Ont. Nl The -year old lad Bend Minstrel Associat ion which ,oad and jumped a ditch. Accord- third bank h o ldup of the year. complimentary play in the vi ce1 , bti, et wound, ,,,■ rently Ntf Jn. ll made h1Story by Uvm.g through a 165-foot plunge ov er NiagawUI appear (or th e lifth straigh t ,·n• lo the wreck re ort, t he car Neilber of th e two earlier ones preaidenUal sweepstakes were Ben. ::� ls F •• un! bl· 1ftw lhortlJ died Sh• fllctad. p r a al on i.14J· ay, t theIy reading comic books on Sunday, 1 2:• ed l® feet a fter leaving the have been 80I ved· - . , year at the Mei&a Co un ty FaIr next travel Callo, v•ee chairAttorney Carroll H ubert H. Humphrey and Gov, . P "" ' and planning to .resu me Jtis first school vaca tion today . mo'nth will b&i held at 7 : 45 Wed- road, with medium dam�ge to the m an of the Youna Republican acOr ville Freeman .of Minnesota , · Roger Wooawird, blue-eyed a nd ca n i JMrfl11CY Chief Waltar- Clttancl tivitles. QtheJ'S named . aa vice . v rsch . vele p:�!�� �� u ow car. , � :: � Cj � MIIGS GIN.RAL HOSPITAL � : 10 Pounds of ad venturer, was d ue H. A. Johnaon, li Y . en. nry •c son ° . as · oo The accident occurred 211.i e falls by M id thi■t 1h11 sctV•d wH u .d at chairmen were . . t Of tile �ospital barely 48 hours from the brink of th Several regular cast memb era miles off or .R<1ute 12--t. A Walter ton • Holter, Theodor• W m. 1, n and Charles A. Windsor .. � �tto . n d Gov. Geor · D Le ge , o ckm Amer, two tty a. r M Saturdiy; �dmi�ted , , •• ···•er ,,n tourt,•· wu w a: a ftei' be<oml ng the fin ou . .,_ the Ylctl"" Ha found his mothar !Iurdette. peraon . t !:. . IYVe mofed}�m . the. �rea �reatin g a n, . K Cunnfn A minor a.ccldent on Butternut b '"ham, Syr . Fells. · Nia&V• a In tion a observ es ac uae• J am , . · "4 Y T�• ,. a 1 ,_ survive an untn ten.,.on . , • , The ' · ever w y � wliffl h• returned to the heuM L. W. Getty. Nelllfly eppelntV.'.nclea mhich ·are io be fiUed Ave. in Pomeroy Fri�a ev�pii;t1 I t.�a'Yl�;y,' Mlddleport; Meriam Smith · Kon...._ co n1 n y ,...., 1'" Mid�torner . dive OYer the Honehoe Falls-a N� -, b08Pl!A.1, 11' wp,, e m ,rem '""-lril' lfl tt.. ,_..., flMda. N county cln .. fill • ·nancy Wedne.sday e'vf.ntn1. All residents baa been ,reported , by PomerPY, 't1oril�ndi Joe Btlnke r Baeib j nedy, o wh . te a dict . e1n a t he am !Ceh e h t lt ias Y Ho t , 40, , e bo � l:! d feat that has co8t mHy well-cuahll� f:U .1 aci ....,,....., fired • _22 call- In tMt pos1; ,... ...._, ,.. the the police. 1'bom111 L. 9c:tett. 106 Riindy: lntjreated in t>iu't: c_boice If he aews up the presiden- , appeared m the -sw 1rh1:1g waters She h , �orril+ , Racine. · nto her moutfl with tM party's nomlnaa ,., the effla .ttu t on men ed nt their lites . lfl !91A111I musical at-e il1vltecl to the Union.av .told pollce he was crawo n I o minati ed t indica n, Sa Dlieh.ar1ed that he turday; lln. W U-- ti� r • I Bo - was swept over lhe fall· a nd efforts by poUce tQ lop:ie bi, L••, ., 1 n 1n1 upward• Cl•I•ncl In tho -• electlln: 1 , ceu .-.in -··•o . '�n-•a• n · '" ' wicu _,.. ' nl&ht · · 7,... · · ded by an approach ina car llllq a 11am ""· .1. uc..er ucu In failure. ...,.,.Ire; ._ an.a .. ion', Chmiw , en•·• · . lhet had been fired quite Saturdllf)- •after the , aUtboud mo- bod• Everett Bialell wu named comTM 1t1lcl Cut mem� ftowev'er, mu,t be -o parked car wned by RoberL R. .l"ohn Ginther, Cbeatet. t ut Slight»'· bruised aod . torbott.. ta which he---- · wu riding c:u b � thne before was tllsc..,. mltteeman trom -Robiuon District 13 .YW•. df More a,;l.1.,1lt par• M WTay, 139 Butternut-av. In RelativVisit ....., Ad011tted SUJ1di:,,; lln. Robert capalled in the awlft current of ot herwise unhur-t, the blond blqe- .,..._ 11cCiulland w-u while Briehl tJcii'atlon Is eing . atresaed by o tBoth ears auatalr.ed m ed1wn 1 · Sm ith, Middleport; Willl im Brick- T-o Ohi o Cities eY !d boy told nurses bow i t felt LL.. -.......1..- - ...... " HI hNltt. na med to tbe· 11me -ition f th e upper Nia•"'.•a ••ver. fielala of the H&Oclati on. Mn. Mar- fender an rom · _, · '" �,..-. d bumper da mage, The Iea, )'l'1cuse; Be-e Scholl, PornMr. and Mra. Al len Hill, PornHls sister Deanne, 17, anatched gotng over the fa.Ua • wu,..81..., for the act. Sh. ••• u,n- Arbuckle Diltrlct, �t Neuman II to serve u iJbq_w otber car cl aimed by Goett to eroy, John Ginther, Cheater; Mrs. erqy, vJalted In Hamilton and MidSpeaking briefly at· the meeting •�li�anlat.• "I cou ld feel Ji every time 1 nnteioul WMII . tllsaftf'N.. She have caused the ecc1dent did not Mildred Zahl, Pomeroyj Mn. Har• dletown ove, the weekend. In Ham- C Harold · Neely, Republican ...-ere 11111 ..,. o,er said: _''T�e _•a- w11 about 70 JMn ol. n rock,'' ahi t T atop, GdeU told poliCfl. No 11 e1ta ey W1rner. RuUand. nty urt VIes ou Ilion, theJ vi sited tbel r 10n, Allen, for governor of WNt Virnominee ttt. at son hff with homa her IMda ter was. going real fasL Discharged Sunday; Mra. Elita Jr., w ho recently suffered a broken Fi es Upoil and no injuries were reported. Uri In Tw<i Men n a nt to go to slee p a nd hmllJ farm °" Harte Clft net r 1ini1, a nd Eurene Scott, aecretary w "Now 1 · Brickles and 10n, Albany; Kn. ankle In an 1ecldent. In MiddleA b'earina haa' bee let tor TuesOf the Rep ublican rommittee. Two men have been fined $lO forget ·everythiril that happened." Mitntlng Star. C OF O TONIGHT Madge Smtth , and dwbter� Porn- town they were gue, of their n, day h1, Common Pl'eu, �urt ,� the I t, iO n. co and ata in ooti._. i., court bv Ju..i.., The Pome'rQ)' Chainber or Com- eroyj Meriam Sm ith, Joe Brinker, Stephen, and family. cue of Silaar ff Sillet · fOr modffi• eoplea on h lghwl.)' patrol cation of . dlvorce'decrte ind cu. merce wlU meet to�bt at 7:30 Randy Norris. :�t h : They were accompa nied by their a s ' ... Bli1:h1: a sOn tody of m1110f ' -children� Judie In offices of the Ohio Power coMr. 1iid Mre. son, Robert, who Is employed In Robert Smith, ��"1• <!rl, __eo ,.mbu,. mpony. John 0. � -d today. ' P _____--- ---- v...,.. _,. - - -·Mi1•·� tho' ot Lady lbd her dau,ht&- :i!eno, � Ill>fll•b ,a • ' tt .cc_ • · • �u,Jrfa_wlt1,._� b�, ��� l'.i'!!" A '- 1-,, Nllhll a,.. 72 TurnbuU. The fac t that they were married in a double ceremony is not th e oqly thing the well-known Syracuse Couples ba ri, in common. AJ1 were born _and feared in Syraeuse wnere the families were neighbors. The, attended the same sl!bool, th same church and the same social affairs. Mrs. CJ,tk, t h � · Miss Haze l Mills, lived two houses from Miss Lillian Ma ews, now Mrs. Dully, They were girlhood friends and late when seeing Mr. Clark and M r . Dulf' • it was natural that t four should be together, and much of their courtship was co ducted under the chaperoning Of the late Mr'. and Mrs. W. . White, who accompanied the young folks to their marrla(e., =:*ez-=� � ·- la mo4eled ,..,, !\Ir .. a •ljrj I Stewart - Julia Adami "BEND OF THE RIVER" ( In Color) � ,.i.. ..., Vietor M1tuR, Yvonne Deeulo 'TIMBVKTU" Also CorlolJII SUNDAY IM MONDAY Flank stnalra and Lollobriglda In "NE� SO (Cin......c,,pe &' Color) .... .... ..,...,,., .....""'"'.... _,.,,.-,, Dnoieti I'• l'lae l11tere•u 01 Tlae Mef9••1'1u... Are• Clark RETURNED W E DNESDAY Mrs. Ralph Webb re turne� to h e r home Wednesday fa-om Pames I vi l le wh e re �he had att ended the funera l s!rv_ices on Tuesday for Mra. M arJ_orie Johnson. who was t he A1111 o c1ate Gran d Conductress Order of Eas tern Star. MN NO. Weather tives, who were married in the doubte ceremony July 9, 1910, at the Pomeroy Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. Thomas GIANT' JULY CLEAR ANCE SALE S·T ILL IN PROGRE,SS·\ • ., I -· --e at __ _ e n t1 n e -------------------------- --�....:.._;_________________ \ . Two Syracuse couples who· were married in a double wedding ceremony 50 years ago celebrated their Golden Wed­ ding anniversaries Sunday. They are Mr. and Mn. Thomas Lieu t. and Mrs. Frank Eastep of Abile n e, Texas, are 11nn ou n c­ ing lhe birth of a daughter , July 5, at th e Dyess Air Force B ase She five weighed Hospi ta,. poun ds all d lO ounces and haa bee n named Jcnnl£er . Grandparents to t he new arr iva l a.re M rs. Virginia Eastep, Mid• d leport ; Hu bert Eutep of Chil l i­ co the and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. (Jack) E1• a ns· of Marysvi l l e, 0., fo rmer l ocal residents. M r . and Mrs. S. A. Rair de n of Long Bo tt om spent t he h oliday wi th Mr . and Mrs. Harlow Enln. Holiday weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rou sh were Mr. and Mrs. John Fishe r and family or Akro n, Mr. and Mrs. flay Ho ush, son, Jerry, Cincinnat i. Joseph M i l ler went to St. Al­ ba ns to spend two months with a daughter, after spending t wo m on ths wit h his daughter, Mrll. Cat4'1 Sayre. M r. and Mrs. Bruce Wi l t.sh ire, and daughter Lind■ of Ma rme t, W. Va., were holiday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilt­ sblre. M rs St ell a Weaver was the gue&t of her son-In-law and daua:h• ter Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brown, Chester, O. Mr. and Mn. Oeorae SLrobush returned to their home at Jeffer• 10n, Wls., Tue■day c1fter a v lal t with her p1rtnta, Mr. and Mra. Fred Cadle. Word waa received by Mrs. "erne Watter1on of the death of lier sis ter, Mn. J. R. Lamb of Vin een't . A m on & those from here 1Uend ln& the funeral were Mr, •• By WWELL W Birth Of Daughter In Texa, Announced Racine Society News l . S•• rh & n1 1t \o �la tt Ar , O� , &. m·�h Sta t. 1 Ohio tr.,u\ 11 '11 \.I 11s . By Unlkd p,... laterMtlQt\11 An at.lnlt cl.ck illlfflOJIIN by tht, Natloruil . lurNu ef lf•nct.r• 11 11 accur•te that In th,... mil­ llon yMn It wlll pin or lose onlr about one Mconcl. VOL XII Mrs. Walt er Slimmer or St. Cl ou d, Fla., who hss been h ere on a visit wi th her sist er and broth er-in- la w M r . an d Mrs. Law, rence Bing was ad mit te d lo th e Meigs General Hospi tal Tuesday f or treatm ent . Mrs. Somme r is slaying wi th the Bings whi l e his wile is hospitalized. MEETING P0ST'PONID The meeting of the Wind in� Trai l Garden Cl ub :sched ul ed ror Thu rsday evening, July 14, a t the home or Mn. John Terrel l , has bl.'c n postpone d unti l Th u rsd ay, Ju l y 21. • Now You Know 0. , July 9, 1960 ly FREDDIE HOUDASHE L T Mr. and Mrs. Harol d Saue r a n d deuchters . Mary Ruth a n d Joy Roberta went to Lake Hope yes­ terday evc n in� where they have a uhm for the weeke nd . Rev. How­ ard Ru ppelt pl11 ns to join the m there this evenmg for dinner. Miss iktty_ Koehler. RN, at Holzer Hospita l spent several Jay� with her m other, Mrs. Lewis Kuehl e r a11d with her sister an d brother-in-law, D r. and Mrs. K . D. Amsbary and childre n a t Che5· tcr rece n tly. Mary Scott, stu de nt n u rse at the Holzer Hm, pita l is spen d ing weekend w1th Mr. an d Mrs. Jam­ es llusi;cll and other r el a tive s. Miss Dfan e Stumbo , student a t Busmess School in Pa rkersburg 1s spe11dmg the weeken d wilh ncr parents, Mr . and Mrs. Cl ifford Stumbo. Mr. aud Mrs. nobert Turner and chi ld ren of N ort h Robinson vi.slt­ ed this week with Mr. an d Mrs. Joe 'I urner. Mrs. M.uy Donahue of London is visi t ing with Mr. and Mrs. San­ for d Thomas a'n d family. Mr. an d Mrs. Hym en Novak a nd chil dren, Michae l and Ka t hy of Anah e i m . Calilorma are e.xpected to arrive this weekend for a visit with her grand m ot her , Mrii. Ada Root. Ray Pickens Lellving For Week In Weal r &-Dally Sentinel, Pom eroy.Middleport, Around And About _M;ddleport. or NIIL(O ID-IIN - • i • NEWPORT R. I. (UPI) _ President Eisenhower today predicted the ev�ntual end in 1,.atin America of dictatorship such as that headed b CUba's Premier ·Fidel Castro. Four Will Hear TIie Presiden t aj a news conference at the summer = ·White HOuse headciuarters tlere lashed again at what he des_C�=�n to face cribed as Soviet Premier Nikita, Khrusbcl&v' s threat to send n missiles and rockets against the Uni_t�d States if it committ� ::r:u: ::!�g :�!�1��; h . . " aggressio n " in Cuba. Herbert Gi lkey reported tod,.y. rell ed .Pl; t1 P u' bstanwaldo Dorticos' indication Cuba s ro mised wer Elsenh Ar l over the wee end were Willia m Robert Semon, Maaon ; t lal additio nal u. s. aid to th " would seek lo oust th e U nited its Guantanamo Jess Sprou,e, Middleport; Harold countries of the Western Hemlt- State! from Eugene Gil more, Pomeroy, and . phere to raise the living stand- Nava l Base, Hid he wou ld wai t un til he received an officiil deWilliam Reeves, Albany. Reeves ards. l M Id El nho ii j remained i ail toda y whlle the w wer • wou 4 · ml'nd. "Latl" Amorlca It p,■nlng •tand on hla Saturdi■y ntlht other three pos ted $23 bond eac h ... 1 ..cl1I ,Ml polltlcal throu accutllll he which atat.rnent In for their appearance lOniiht, tranlfonnatlon," I I • • n h owv Khrvshchtv of trying to set up ________ M kl. "Dldatenhlps ,■,.. f,lllng • Soviet puppet tt■t. 11, tt1e . EXPENSIV& G;OFF,II the waYII._., A tty . lc• Lt S .:_ nd Ca rr�n i Donating NGE s UPI LO sel'Y'M not . I th st.... would 1M u fN• I coUae- to defega�, villtpn : HAVANA UPI - An alli111 ,, �::ed and tourtits os " e�hief ' EaeCutive, wheli and u.bau1tad Pr:etnier :pde1 Ct• � �rr � Th or r to ' , . . . _ , .'. -,• .f ...... !'!eildt!JI Qr lro .........I - ...... , • 1· i 1 ;,; tif:'r!fll' 1�i; fi"m?. 11ll m�11, � :, t : :' �-ftli:r;;- !'f�: ! �:'f!i � • .t,: �!Z:f!l!iec1 • � " l l:ri, ,-w .1 ,. •� . � ::t :,�!!tj ' -·c- � !•lo hi, bedroom Sund�. •!&ht to ha'tl the Soviet Unjon u a friend of Cuba •n� occu■e the United of ploltl llll ' Dew •wre,. !i�!�: e;.�� The �earded revolutionary lead­ b ��n ':bd:��'!:!1: �!�°:e a giant antl-U. S. rally earlier in e :::t ��•u: w:, A medi cal bulteUn Sunday said he had "a ,mal l ptteumoolc core" whi• c� atai:ted �N him cheat pa ins l IIt Frid ay. But bit lllne11· took n' one of the sting out . of hll b!■,11.1 . uain1t the United States' nor any warmth from bis "atltfHUail" at soviet h to":!:et:.:i; �� United 81&tet ,rltb iocbta Jf .ff''-'"" ........ . . i.,-'.' i•t' ·• - b.;:i��\': =�er �----- .. � .,._- ,• � ...... . I, r• • Portr.ait Of Likely GOP Presidential Nominee: · 'United States Vice President Richard Nixon • fllT WAS RAINING IN LOS ' ANG.ELESr • - ------ --" R esl· gnat1'""n-Of B�-11 1-- /.l.llu � d e •�cttre Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 11, 1960-3 2-Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middlep ort, O., July 1 1 , 1960 I , '' 1 4) • Fer .Re t . WANt ADS SIX ROOM HOUSE IN SYRACUSE (;ell Julian HIii, CH 7•2333. 7 1 1 31 e · • eentl' per werd, one lnlel'Cton. �lli.lD>tml .ebar1e - 60 cent&. l!I cente per word lot t.hne lllOD.eClltlve ...iuertiODL S_pwial - oDe .mellUi for aD centJ1 per . woc.d. i1u.11 rate of , cents p� word will be chaJiied for achertlsin, 1f not paid within 10 day■ �r Teefl1Ula . bW. io Mvertiline - Sbould l>6 r rtod !moiediatei,. The I D v Sentinel will .not'be 'ree,analble r.;. or more tban one .iDcor,. reel iniertion. °"'"d of" Tl:aat. N041ct1 of Evouto, ,LUO. Oillwariu publl&hed at 1 cerit word. • ':IORDS AY l ir:;; 3. . DAY8 G- DAYB l 110. 111 IIOc 80c ,1.111 ,1.20 :ill 60c 25 711< $UO '2:r.11 "7.IIQ be Ip ...., �,-� -M, •-- by 10 · A,11. will I and 11eecW • (61 Lost ol'ld Found LOST - ON DIAMOND 1 , Baek of Pomeroy Hlgh School b ulldina:. Little League baseball catcher's mask and . chest protector. U found, please contact Btu cun• diH, Syracuse, or Phone WY 2- J 6380. 7 1 1 Ste I ------ - ---( 8) Auto Soles . I '58 OLDSMOBll,'E 88 2 door aed1n VS Rocket engine with stand­ ard .ahifl Go-Go-Go in this snappy Olds. The buy of your life. Was $1795 Sale $1488. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy 7-8-:Stc Medalist 2 door push bii.tton dril't!!. A·• lilent as a soaring gull. PJan your vaca• lion in this Bij: "M". It's read)' to go. Was $1593 Sale $1288. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 7·8..Stc '58 MERCURY J ·1 , I - ' ,·-_ 1 1 8 1 Employment Wc.,ted __... .... _._. ,.,... , 1958 ST.R CHIEF BLUE AND White Poailic: '4rdoor hardtop, autom1tlc tTIUUl.isiion, power braltes an¢' ·1tee�ip1 1 radio and heater. 1 IQ top condition. Call WY 2-81134. 7-Utc (91 For So'le REPAI R We repair all types of radi­ ators, from beater cores to ·the largest truck or tractor radiator. · Blaettnar's Phona WY,2-2143 ·Pomeroy, Ohio REFRIGER1tion lf!rvlce. Jack's Refrl&era• tion. New Haven. Phone TU26-23-U 853'7. Ali C ONDmONJJffi, ■ Main,=• ■�- ■ ■ ·- ft '11; . � pplies •,me 'Jttr.=as • viii lllt.I. MIio 1 It�-•••• n. - . ' ;.. (. =· WY.a.wt. . SON 0! l. . •STOi .,..._ UUl-"'"' . � hwq In i I• . , '1"""' · .,.,- � C and School ct- uea. oo_ i,ct Jlr� Bolin, Hy..U Jiu• .. Tbe P..tette, lluqlj. 0; · >, I ,1 • T ,t i� ".�; ::, 1!:':."-=ur�=k o t;tan ...., •• ■ (111 Did Sterrffl RACINE - M acres, 1 story fr.ame , :ball, 1ll1te:inent, barn; hot house, 12' ,.. 32', . utility building. 5 acres cultivated, ba,ance in pas• ture and timber. Real estate and equipment. $6000. POMEROY - ln\'estment property 13 lots, all ut llities available. Call · for Information. Total price $1000. POMEROY - 1 story frame, 5 rooms. bath, full basem�nt. Dou­ ble g.1rage, birch floor1\ coal furn!lce or gas floor furnace heat, storm doors and ·windows, Youngstown kitchen, lot 70' x 100', nice location. $11,000. FARM - West or R.utland--93 ac­ res, 8 room fr9.me, baaement, barn (36x30) cement floor, gran­ ary, tool shed, chicken house, 2 well&, plenty o( water, Lractor land, pasture and t imber. On good gravel road. Priced low at $6000. AkBSRT M. COX ,. hftlffllrt BOX 229 - PHOl'IE WY 2-2220 WY 2-3UO 7 9 31c , NOTIC■ � HIARING for PJIIIOLE c... 1 No. 5173 . . No. 108652--William Watson, a pritoner now confin�d in the Ohlo Penitentiary, Columbus, Mmltted from Meigs County, convicted ·Sept. 1958, of the erimf.! · of NoD­ Support, and sening a 111entence of 1 . 3 yean ill eligible for a hearing IN!ifOre the .Pardon ·a nd ·Parole Commt111ion, on or e tter Sept. 1 , 1960. Pardon and Pal'Ol-e CommiHio� By R. G. , Fo1te, Parole and Record Clerk (7) II, 18- Zto NOTICE OF APl'OINTMINT c... No. ·11ffl .r Chlr!M 'l. "'IIIIIIHl>f fe. k. e, Cha,te, Fln,lllflll/O. 1k .,. ' ■- ■ ■ ·sra,._ ■ _ ,_,._,.. .Aid:;':::.C,. �,e, f.;.__,: �•�• t••�: ·, . ,. . '. ::�::=111, liled, 't'1'(e car Pdrt, Ult! foot Pifllnlruy, Ohio, for 1w day, begln­ irolltage. ,Vrllhl -Stroot, oll ninlf July 11, HNlO. S.11....., Local School Dlot,lct Mulberry Ave. . $950().00. Phone WY . 2-3282 Wilbur Youfi.11 or !1Y Elllp, WNko, Cl,rk io'il..,;ry J.oeil --nl at w,i W109 Vall•• Lu- ..d a Supply Co., 14lddleport, Ohio. c _. ,i°" l; -11 Ne _, �,.... · • --r.. . . .. If� J .,;' ,.,. . ,,_ ..' ·O perat.ing tcqrom y Is 81fnc:11Dr•• .. I • . ·,( .. �.i ' · , 4 . A•9111t of 1'957, -w.a1 t'llplaced•tlM;past.J une w'Mi iOft ..,_.1-Yejj,'' liti, � A::ltiindi-. � ' .pt,. ,w.a11 . 1'4'e Cia1-fu■ l■ d , unit which replbctd th■ h■at pump'ciliil ,1 ra11·•---r'• U!lllt. It caols -in •in-, . . . ' . .... ..., ' . ' os -.c:on,,micaly, an d a ■ .ef.f■ctiMI,. •· it.JieataJm ,.w� . . • , {Qn .Jdr �n - :WW •,._ roun d aiiCl -'l••· •.. --:·i-1'i,'1fii:hn• 1 and 9uaranteed by The Gas Co...,-ny, -,any -'WT 'l-5192. • Fo,lltM•: --..,.-ii ....... • 1 .,,. . I • I Ownet'-s Ded!sion · T�a. Pails • ' w A heat pump, inttci, 16d lft c,o�,- steak . House, ..US ·w. Main ' St., ··,01. tianer. Notice Is hereby · &1ven.' that Em· ma Flndll.111'. whOle -� 'Office 1ddnae · t1"CheMer, Otlio, tR. l>., baa been duly 111p))Olnted Executrix of the Eatatfl 1 df Chari!, E. Findling (a. k. a. etiatles 'Phidllng,J1. 1k, a. C. E. Plnllihg, 'lilettl!led, late of llelp l)ouj\lJ, Olili>. i Dated thl1 Dth ila,, .ot/dly 1960. . J'. Q. _. ,$JEN Judge of lbe :Woliille Court lleig1 'cmmty, Ohio (7) 11, 18, 25, 3lc Belon 9:30 A.M. I ....,, Leqal -Notice c. Mlddl....,. WY-I-- WYl24ffl " 'ltAUTZ ,UD STOii M ­ y- S.2fQ IUIJiln,I. S RVIC I 1 POM•-£ R'Of . -- ••=IV• . . MOT C • . QR ' .i..Jw,,. '' I (20b- ) Insurance · . 1,s, GOUAnf 1ETE11-1SORAN'q: PRO I ooiii>"" L ■GM. NOTICE Em� flMll l' -!ll!!llr.J leclloo,'Lllo, Aul,, !',��.�� . PuWlc In.,...._ •M H"rlnt "' .__i• ., Now oar )loYi<- otljll 'f;II•· I Call ,Doll JIIU., ....,.....,., ZANDT, ft11f & 1'N>j,oMd Tax IIINIIIOI for 19'1.. • ,. t eyl. - 83 HP, 'l"'4. , S.11_,ry Loc■I School Dl1trld �-! . I . $IA Olile Notice it hereby &l-ven that the �.="��- ••• ;Ji.J�- . · tote - proposed tax budeet bf the SalJt, Hs 1.eg (21 I R � �. ' Much I- � dNler . l(J,2) "UL,, � to Rerit .---------- bury Local School Diatrlct ror the "f '"' .. ,,.. ��'-"""" ' � NEW IIOUSE, TWO '8EDROOKS calendar year 1 Jt61 will • be ppen _J l■rl• livlq room, -ullt-ln · ldtch- for public ln11pec.Uon in the dffice •llf5 . �':lri:iWI- s ·room � cablaetl, .ia• fllrnaee lmu- or the County 'SUperintendeftt at en th · !It • -��� ibd. �fa;):!. l -.�B-0; TRACTOR. OLIVER 60 just com CUlliv.atora pletly ovethaule<I. and mowlq machine. G. A. · Deem, Racine, Oblo. Phone WI 7•7·6tc 9-3088. � < dr. lltdau. loound. ..00. e 1 ( 90 1 ,· chanlc,lly Blaettnan, P.omero)'. . :r-11etc ,i • ... 1 / 6'111-°'! ..... · t 11 , i4 RT Ju Coul: 24-o For'Sdle or Trade 1 --�--,----- 1 Phone "Pt1m � �l mmni. . tu., •;. RADIATOR "6 FORQ COnverllble WY 2-1490 ctiJ8 - B� Elqterl-eed !'9 � � •� ... � .... � Me_n '\Vaiitl ft• --., 15, i.. S II 8:40 ,m, 1 -0; Lock . 'le 21· 10:20 ,m, 3-0: IJM& 1ln � ...-..i, 1t1, 23, uaga int at 2:111 flearln&: QS ,i. ft'I .._..... llllare �� Cornell down at Ill 00 .am. Sunday . Mayor �harlH Lepr !I Connd B by O-ua1e,: Montgomery , ltl. t on 11p- · �;;; :, H ��:.::..• ':: • per, �.2 on loweT, 2'i, feet open: 1 2.3 tHttel· t1u. rmn"ft._. itlb ' · · "f7 ...., Ga lUpoli1, 1 8; ori upp,,r, JO.I man G�ree '1nckl, or lowe1 . rnnmne t feet; Lock 23, Uphound : Lotk .23, Jertereon al 1 5. 7 on u pl)tr, 9.6 on lower, all fl:00 pm, !l--1: El ger CHH at t'l: Aho In Paul dam closed. av. 90 needle, . All pm, o. ; PemuylYania ■ t 2:0ct ..., Brown, !IO, Loa.a ,BoUGal, WM w11 K;;rnabwa river dams ye on the 18-0. ailed U,iJ •mornlQI 'lw: tuven, jle 1 0ffteer Wlll0ttlft'b, > etu � • � sill. Kanah•a River Boats : iftofket at dt rt a e of· •l ollUon• of �in Condition of MoYeable D•ms: Al' Pt. Pleasant upbound .at 1 1 :oo am. Juwnile ' c.utl:. dams .are closed with an average ft (20 1 l3usi ness Se rvices - ;..,_ tr• Uiotl -c,,. Jl',_ I 1 1 - 5 ; !.o<k ( 2 J I Real -!:state --- ■. l DJVER ,m. ·CROW'S STEAK HOUSE - -AUCTION ltt Camplm S...loe abupe! . .. , � CrlH INdfoNI the mark of ,ucceu. Here'a POTA�ES and BEETS. Wrank Emr B ley Ptmn. or CMnet ch. , Run. ... vt 6tp 7kti M i s. ti . . our chance w ow An,erica' , ,A. C. UADl'ORD, ltaolne, Ohle, •tineat at America,)Jl..._ot l>tisef . R'AI/Qy m.icTOR IM. . 4\ true value. Was $1995 Sale S.rvl� 51 1 • 'tlf88. Karr & Van Zandt, Porn• l'hone WY2-2975, Sal ' n:i 'MU LLIR FUll:NACl!S, WISTING .,,-y. . _ ?,a-3tc 11-. · HOUSE 11111111,,..., Amo14 roHaroi, '-""'"""• . 1 l · · =�,';- :,rrecute� Ohio l � � Miiiil�w'JI• Mt . PONTIAC Chiefton 'Dlllfxe· ' 4 1 ,63 1 11 1door. This one can'I b,e �at at .,. r. � � , J 1this price. Does •fferytHiffll lbub iit up and beg. You'll , really ,FURNITURE kU.ohen tables ilnd ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me• tal W?rk .and repalr work of I 'like it. See. "fQr <)'Opl'Self. 'Was, i!luilN. Olltiliutt, 4 bullet, ?lther kmd. Frank Powers, 133 any �95 Sale $488 leilrr & Van I I t.ablea, rockln,1 cbatra, es. . ttt3tc:1 Third St., Middleport. N. \'Zandt, Pom&rOY. . one , . !ll•ffll'�ti oilier items. ; 7-6-30t� ne WY 2,2301. Pho WY �-2..., · or' s70 Flaber eel ' aedan 116 OLDSMOBILE 88 4 door ' Middleport. !ii-uiP lleautlful two tone blue. Power CLOTH, WOOD SLAT POIICH ..teering and power brakea. , A •h•dff, cloth porch valance, �,.... ..... Quality car. Truly a good value. GAmilll BEANS $1.00 a lliushel. awning,, venetian blinds, win• Pict your own. No. 2 �•toea .;w-11 $129� Sale $888. Karr &: Free e,Umates. dow ahadaa. JI.DO 00 lb. bas. Cabbaae..- GOc a 7•8-3tc \Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 215 Union Ave., WlppeJ, Dale buabel. Charle, Hlltoq. ' Port� � ___ - ----& 21 SKtte PomeroJ. . '50 ·-JlAMBLER American 2 door t,md. · ''1-6-ete Solid red finilb. America'■ eco,--,--,- RIDENOUR. SUPPLY. Radio and nOJ:i»' cb1mpion. Low m n-ll'e, · =----:,---, -......,, 6· 1 1·SOlp TV •-rv•-.,., -· yu11-21•• ntle for RI horse, NG DI r-:---d --� one' owner. The belt ra Well• ctillilren. See ,or eJll� m•d.:Hurry! was 1u1da,:1e . $1A8• .r.Kar.r & Van•.llnd\.,�al!f..· ·<.pian, Brr•dbury,_ 1'liilne,.--WY � TELEVISION RADIO AND SIIALL · im. 7-3-8tc •Pl)llande rtpeir. Phone �l• 7-8-31c . ,-'.,.,. I llcCJintock, Racine, O:'llo. 2-1-tfa -- � I .,,-- -- -. '2 doo, · ••· AN'flQU.. wi)nul liili'n,r cup•n OLDSP'oBIIiE ,APA.Kr...11UCN'l'S _ .rurnlllled. ancl dan. Solfd '·�lacklllnll�\ •��,!11 ,bl>ord, w,tout dining 1 u111umllhed. Mdlalton, lllcldle I . ufi!!. with _white wall �res. By�••,robm t8.ii aifd rocker. Phone 2 3 tf port. Phone WY 2-2082. · Mu.th tic drlve. Feel 7-8-3to 2-35M. ' your wheel wlth Olds' Famous VB elfglne.· Wat $1HD sate ·z H. P. MITCHELL air condl• $1388. Karr 4 ,v,n ,z,nat, ,:l!om-· u.-,.. !i!ltitie '- · MB'lt. 1 '1·1NitP 'fl&atc eroy. ' Peon, ,, 6:00 1 4, N-<lt,.ioaa.l.aL. 8:30 am, 0-2; i.,._ 10- 1 -- !lard f<ip very he would not con ,,· der 1 ,, ,t ng h,· , job until "a couple of 1tate pro· grams are finishPd" but he would not say what they are. - ' iDSt BUICK, on ndparent, are Mr. and Mrs. J . L. W taa l, � li e-v ille. W. V a., and C urrnon 8'1 ilcy, Radnt! . Ewings Funeral Home is in charge. - 7-Hltp '64 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4 door sedan. Battle11hlp grey finish and built like a batUeship too . .Price to ,fit your purse. , Was $495 GAS, FUEL· OlL and eoal ' far. naces. reau , lor free edlm.at@a. S.ale $288. Kan &: van Zandt,· 'l Pom er•Y Foreman & Abbott, ·lliddleporl c ...1. _ ___ __ ____ � . '51 DOIJGE�o G;I . 2 door. An old car wJ.th i'lenly of good depend• HURRY! Order y0ur -pu,rple rasp. able qiHes lert. Need a second berries now, Exeelletlr.ior freez. car? � Thia is it. Don't delaymg or jellies Phone •JOur orsee lt today. Was,fli6.Sale,M8, i_dets�. H, Canon, Rt. ' 1, MidKirr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 1 ,'illeport. Phone SH 2-4'115'7. , 7'?-lltc '118i3tc 'lll) , CADILLAC Gra,01ide HrVictll will lie held for Infant Dale Wlaal. l00 of Mr. and Mr� Albert Wieal, Pomeroy , Monday at 10 a. m. at Reedsville cemetery. "· The goYernor touched off tbe of J OO needles on. speculation at a news conference GENERALLY MIXED Sundil/ durina: which he predicted DiSalle was the flr1t big 11late Ohio RiYer SoatJi : no.tlbound: NEW YOFK UPI - Stocki 'Monday Clllen of '�. �le ' that &.!on. John r. Kennedy would llitr FIVE ROO unfurnished ap11rt• win the Democratic presidential goY emor to endorse the senator, 'Montgomery , William B, Travis at were generally mi xed and mocler- , 'Roush wen Mn. "8iuaol vote Buckeye 7 : 00 a.m., 10-1 ; Lock t o J. F ateh active at the opening pledging the 64� and famHy df � anti �. · I nient wit bath and 1hower, nomination on th(! first ballot. He i rg r 1 6 m, k d a y. ln G e g , , garbage dh1po111I unit, newly also indicated Kennedy would de legati on lo h lm l n Jan ua ry . ;;;;;;;;;;,;F� tl c he ;. ;. , ;; ' '-._ "" = •_;; 0-00 ;;;Loc ;.;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;=;.;;;;;;;;;=====Ch = =;;= •;;t1 t;;;:='P oe ;; =... =:� ;;;:l;:·:=:: • •, ;;;; ;; ;; ;; ;. ;: ;; redecorated . Phone WY 2-6335. make three tampaign swings 1! 1I0;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 7·7•tlc through Ohio, .11uuming Kennedy is rJominated. SLEEPING rooms. Close in town. DiSalle told newsmen accom­ 127 Butternlut Street. 7-6-6tp panying him on the 11-hour flight ' TWO GARAGES on Mechanic St. ol a charter plane br-inging the Call WY 2-2575. Rose Sisson. bulk of the Ohio delegation here that .lie w111 not interested In any 7-8-6tc federal job. 'k·OLDS1,10111tE · Suptt• 88 2 door FURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms I "I'm not ln......,tect In any ■Po Clean two tone , green· ,..itb byand bath. Phone WY 2-6915. pointtnent," DIS.tll• .. Id, "'but I dramitic drive, I power steering 7..ft.6tc wouldn't want to commit m,_.lf power brakea, radio, heater. h» Mf'Vlng ■iut my twm It IOV· Bure ,ti.I plea,e, try Jt. Was · $680 3 · ROOM APARTMENT furnished with bath, private entrance. Call emor 1t this time." Sale "88- Karr & Van Zandt, WY 2-3065. 7 9 31 c "I like to keep myself mobile," Pomeroy, 7-8-3tc the governor said. He added that '57 "CADILLAC Coupe DeVille. Drive this sparkling pink and white · beauty today , One owner Fully eq1tlpptd. A car that wm FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL. NEW 3_give . You. tbQusand upon thous- J HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR on bedroom, 26 x 15 liYing room. and of miles ,of 1perfecl service. day. Avanell Young. Phone paneled kitchen, I½ baths, hard· Was $2 _ 995 Sale $2488. Karr & I - wy 2-9904. 7 1 1 fltp wood floors, 2 complete · beating Van Zandt, Romeroy. . '1·8-3tc systems, full bllst!ment. Syracuse THREE DAYS A WEEK General 1954 CHEVROLET 210 2 dr. Ohio. Shown by appointmenl Housework or orrlce cleaning. Worth, m�. $395.00. Blaet,. only WY 2-6233. 7 11 6tp Phone WY 2·3261 . 7 5 6tc . tnars, l'ohleroy. '1·7•6tc • FOR SALE EIGHT room house. 1 2� acres, e:as, electricily and water. Garage and barn. Con­ •!MlftOIIOLffAN MOlOI& tact Edila Pickens, Racine, Ohio � 7-7�tc _ . ..... .. ,· Ofile FOUR J\00:1\11 noute with full ,-,-,--====-:c---:--:--� · basemen2. Interior remodeled. l UM PLYMOU'ftl BelYedne 4 dr. New ho:r. water tank, fumace, sedan. lxlra _hilL'!e • for model. electrle: water pump, Cupet "'911.00. BlaeUnar1, Pomeroy. and venetian blinds, also. $2875 7-7-lllc Call f1VY 2-d291, 'Mrs. Wm. J. Harman, Rt. No. 21 Box 18A, lDM DODO� V8''4 dr. custom l'Oy• 7-8-6lc Ky Ashland, ,. al aeilan. (Obe 1 c.U,,ful owner. · Std. ahlft. •Exira nice. $71111.00. ·s1aet:tnir1; Pomeroy. 'l-7.fftc ( I l Not ices -I (' 8 l A ut:o ·'Stl'les TIIIMITE AND ,■ST CONTROL AS OF THIS dale I will not be responsible for debts contracted by any one• other than myaelf. John Bryan, • 1573 Noitb Second Street,_ Middleport, Ohio. 7-8-3tp ·p LOb ANGELES U P I - Ohio'• dele11;ation b uued today with ,pecul r1 tion that Gov. Michael V . DiSallt might re&iJ n as J:oYernor before his term ends in January 1963 · FOUR room furnished apartment Al110 farm for &ale near BHhan 88 at're,. Phone WY 2- 3302. 7'-7-8tp PRON£ WY.;i.z157 by P■ln. pi,_ knprtetl..,_ Insured by Nationwide, p- R. ■nd A. S.tvlH 'Staffon WY2<l-26,H 2366. c � flLL needing an out or county lawyer lo represent me in the protection of my property 1·ighta Hugh LelfbeJt, Meigs' ::::ounty. 7-8-3tp ,.. .,..ibility ill, 0nm, _l _ EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two five room 1part-menh. A. N. Bengel. :raone WY2..J272. 11·2-Uc: -DELUXE UNl'URNISHED APART MENT. Air conditioned. AYail able after July 6, Coat& Building 8 29 12tc FOR CONSISTENT DEP.BNDABLE ,UIIULT8 ,nlr1111 lifr;" V Graveoide Service,, T0 Be 'HeId Mooday -' "' a ., �}111111�---' �••• ll·l!• r.�(l,lfl �illitlt£llM'lf ill.l,.i,iiia\i ➔i..-.,-.:..:...,...,______,.,,.,_.�"i,;'�•1o......s..,..m r_'" ""': �111w · ��:.i ii ,e: ""'"''"''"""' llloi• 1_.. 1,.+ 1 ,��,; 1 _..,a. i , , �' i ' ·, , , .- � . 1. , • . . 1 , � .. �.: l �. :0,�. >1 1 J �----- .. � .,._- ,• � ...... . I, r• • Portr.ait Of Likely GOP Presidential Nominee: · 'United States Vice President Richard Nixon • fllT WAS RAINING IN LOS ' ANG.ELESr • - ------ --" R esl· gnat1'""n-Of B�-11 1-- /.l.llu � d e •�cttre Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 11, 1960-3 2-Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middlep ort, O., July 1 1 , 1960 I , '' 1 4) • Fer .Re t . WANt ADS SIX ROOM HOUSE IN SYRACUSE (;ell Julian HIii, CH 7•2333. 7 1 1 31 e · • eentl' per werd, one lnlel'Cton. �lli.lD>tml .ebar1e - 60 cent&. l!I cente per word lot t.hne lllOD.eClltlve ...iuertiODL S_pwial - oDe .mellUi for aD centJ1 per . woc.d. i1u.11 rate of , cents p� word will be chaJiied for achertlsin, 1f not paid within 10 day■ �r Teefl1Ula . bW. io Mvertiline - Sbould l>6 r rtod !moiediatei,. The I D v Sentinel will .not'be 'ree,analble r.;. or more tban one .iDcor,. reel iniertion. °"'"d of" Tl:aat. N041ct1 of Evouto, ,LUO. Oillwariu publl&hed at 1 cerit word. • ':IORDS AY l ir:;; 3. . DAY8 G- DAYB l 110. 111 IIOc 80c ,1.111 ,1.20 :ill 60c 25 711< $UO '2:r.11 "7.IIQ be Ip ...., �,-� -M, •-- by 10 · A,11. will I and 11eecW • (61 Lost ol'ld Found LOST - ON DIAMOND 1 , Baek of Pomeroy Hlgh School b ulldina:. Little League baseball catcher's mask and . chest protector. U found, please contact Btu cun• diH, Syracuse, or Phone WY 2- J 6380. 7 1 1 Ste I ------ - ---( 8) Auto Soles . I '58 OLDSMOBll,'E 88 2 door aed1n VS Rocket engine with stand­ ard .ahifl Go-Go-Go in this snappy Olds. The buy of your life. Was $1795 Sale $1488. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy 7-8-:Stc Medalist 2 door push bii.tton dril't!!. A·• lilent as a soaring gull. PJan your vaca• lion in this Bij: "M". It's read)' to go. Was $1593 Sale $1288. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 7·8..Stc '58 MERCURY J ·1 , I - ' ,·-_ 1 1 8 1 Employment Wc.,ted __... .... _._. ,.,... , 1958 ST.R CHIEF BLUE AND White Poailic: '4rdoor hardtop, autom1tlc tTIUUl.isiion, power braltes an¢' ·1tee�ip1 1 radio and heater. 1 IQ top condition. Call WY 2-81134. 7-Utc (91 For So'le REPAI R We repair all types of radi­ ators, from beater cores to ·the largest truck or tractor radiator. · Blaettnar's Phona WY,2-2143 ·Pomeroy, Ohio REFRIGER1tion lf!rvlce. Jack's Refrl&era• tion. New Haven. Phone TU26-23-U 853'7. Ali C ONDmONJJffi, ■ Main,=• ■�- ■ ■ ·- ft '11; . � pplies •,me 'Jttr.=as • viii lllt.I. MIio 1 It�-•••• n. - . ' ;.. (. =· WY.a.wt. . SON 0! l. . •STOi .,..._ UUl-"'"' . � hwq In i I• . , '1"""' · .,.,- � C and School ct- uea. oo_ i,ct Jlr� Bolin, Hy..U Jiu• .. Tbe P..tette, lluqlj. 0; · >, I ,1 • T ,t i� ".�; ::, 1!:':."-=ur�=k o t;tan ...., •• ■ (111 Did Sterrffl RACINE - M acres, 1 story fr.ame , :ball, 1ll1te:inent, barn; hot house, 12' ,.. 32', . utility building. 5 acres cultivated, ba,ance in pas• ture and timber. Real estate and equipment. $6000. POMEROY - ln\'estment property 13 lots, all ut llities available. Call · for Information. Total price $1000. POMEROY - 1 story frame, 5 rooms. bath, full basem�nt. Dou­ ble g.1rage, birch floor1\ coal furn!lce or gas floor furnace heat, storm doors and ·windows, Youngstown kitchen, lot 70' x 100', nice location. $11,000. FARM - West or R.utland--93 ac­ res, 8 room fr9.me, baaement, barn (36x30) cement floor, gran­ ary, tool shed, chicken house, 2 well&, plenty o( water, Lractor land, pasture and t imber. On good gravel road. Priced low at $6000. AkBSRT M. COX ,. hftlffllrt BOX 229 - PHOl'IE WY 2-2220 WY 2-3UO 7 9 31c , NOTIC■ � HIARING for PJIIIOLE c... 1 No. 5173 . . No. 108652--William Watson, a pritoner now confin�d in the Ohlo Penitentiary, Columbus, Mmltted from Meigs County, convicted ·Sept. 1958, of the erimf.! · of NoD­ Support, and sening a 111entence of 1 . 3 yean ill eligible for a hearing IN!ifOre the .Pardon ·a nd ·Parole Commt111ion, on or e tter Sept. 1 , 1960. Pardon and Pal'Ol-e CommiHio� By R. G. , Fo1te, Parole and Record Clerk (7) II, 18- Zto NOTICE OF APl'OINTMINT c... No. ·11ffl .r Chlr!M 'l. "'IIIIIIHl>f fe. k. e, Cha,te, Fln,lllflll/O. 1k .,. ' ■- ■ ■ ·sra,._ ■ _ ,_,._,.. .Aid:;':::.C,. �,e, f.;.__,: �•�• t••�: ·, . ,. . '. ::�::=111, liled, 't'1'(e car Pdrt, Ult! foot Pifllnlruy, Ohio, for 1w day, begln­ irolltage. ,Vrllhl -Stroot, oll ninlf July 11, HNlO. S.11....., Local School Dlot,lct Mulberry Ave. . $950().00. Phone WY . 2-3282 Wilbur Youfi.11 or !1Y Elllp, WNko, Cl,rk io'il..,;ry J.oeil --nl at w,i W109 Vall•• Lu- ..d a Supply Co., 14lddleport, Ohio. c _. ,i°" l; -11 Ne _, �,.... · • --r.. . . .. If� J .,;' ,.,. . ,,_ ..' ·O perat.ing tcqrom y Is 81fnc:11Dr•• .. I • . ·,( .. �.i ' · , 4 . A•9111t of 1'957, -w.a1 t'llplaced•tlM;past.J une w'Mi iOft ..,_.1-Yejj,'' liti, � A::ltiindi-. � ' .pt,. ,w.a11 . 1'4'e Cia1-fu■ l■ d , unit which replbctd th■ h■at pump'ciliil ,1 ra11·•---r'• U!lllt. It caols -in •in-, . . . ' . .... ..., ' . ' os -.c:on,,micaly, an d a ■ .ef.f■ctiMI,. •· it.JieataJm ,.w� . . • , {Qn .Jdr �n - :WW •,._ roun d aiiCl -'l••· •.. --:·i-1'i,'1fii:hn• 1 and 9uaranteed by The Gas Co...,-ny, -,any -'WT 'l-5192. • Fo,lltM•: --..,.-ii ....... • 1 .,,. . I • I Ownet'-s Ded!sion · T�a. Pails • ' w A heat pump, inttci, 16d lft c,o�,- steak . House, ..US ·w. Main ' St., ··,01. tianer. Notice Is hereby · &1ven.' that Em· ma Flndll.111'. whOle -� 'Office 1ddnae · t1"CheMer, Otlio, tR. l>., baa been duly 111p))Olnted Executrix of the Eatatfl 1 df Chari!, E. Findling (a. k. a. etiatles 'Phidllng,J1. 1k, a. C. E. Plnllihg, 'lilettl!led, late of llelp l)ouj\lJ, Olili>. i Dated thl1 Dth ila,, .ot/dly 1960. . J'. Q. _. ,$JEN Judge of lbe :Woliille Court lleig1 'cmmty, Ohio (7) 11, 18, 25, 3lc Belon 9:30 A.M. I ....,, Leqal -Notice c. Mlddl....,. WY-I-- WYl24ffl " 'ltAUTZ ,UD STOii M ­ y- S.2fQ IUIJiln,I. S RVIC I 1 POM•-£ R'Of . -- ••=IV• . . MOT C • . QR ' .i..Jw,,. '' I (20b- ) Insurance · . 1,s, GOUAnf 1ETE11-1SORAN'q: PRO I ooiii>"" L ■GM. NOTICE Em� flMll l' -!ll!!llr.J leclloo,'Lllo, Aul,, !',��.�� . PuWlc In.,...._ •M H"rlnt "' .__i• ., Now oar )loYi<- otljll 'f;II•· I Call ,Doll JIIU., ....,.....,., ZANDT, ft11f & 1'N>j,oMd Tax IIINIIIOI for 19'1.. • ,. t eyl. - 83 HP, 'l"'4. , S.11_,ry Loc■I School Dl1trld �-! . I . $IA Olile Notice it hereby &l-ven that the �.="��- ••• ;Ji.J�- . · tote - proposed tax budeet bf the SalJt, Hs 1.eg (21 I R � �. ' Much I- � dNler . l(J,2) "UL,, � to Rerit .---------- bury Local School Diatrlct ror the "f '"' .. ,,.. ��'-"""" ' � NEW IIOUSE, TWO '8EDROOKS calendar year 1 Jt61 will • be ppen _J l■rl• livlq room, -ullt-ln · ldtch- for public ln11pec.Uon in the dffice •llf5 . �':lri:iWI- s ·room � cablaetl, .ia• fllrnaee lmu- or the County 'SUperintendeftt at en th · !It • -��� ibd. �fa;):!. l -.�B-0; TRACTOR. OLIVER 60 just com CUlliv.atora pletly ovethaule<I. and mowlq machine. G. A. · Deem, Racine, Oblo. Phone WI 7•7·6tc 9-3088. � < dr. lltdau. loound. ..00. e 1 ( 90 1 ,· chanlc,lly Blaettnan, P.omero)'. . :r-11etc ,i • ... 1 / 6'111-°'! ..... · t 11 , i4 RT Ju Coul: 24-o For'Sdle or Trade 1 --�--,----- 1 Phone "Pt1m � �l mmni. . tu., •;. RADIATOR "6 FORQ COnverllble WY 2-1490 ctiJ8 - B� Elqterl-eed !'9 � � •� ... � .... � Me_n '\Vaiitl ft• --., 15, i.. S II 8:40 ,m, 1 -0; Lock . 'le 21· 10:20 ,m, 3-0: IJM& 1ln � ...-..i, 1t1, 23, uaga int at 2:111 flearln&: QS ,i. ft'I .._..... llllare �� Cornell down at Ill 00 .am. Sunday . Mayor �harlH Lepr !I Connd B by O-ua1e,: Montgomery , ltl. t on 11p- · �;;; :, H ��:.::..• ':: • per, �.2 on loweT, 2'i, feet open: 1 2.3 tHttel· t1u. rmn"ft._. itlb ' · · "f7 ...., Ga lUpoli1, 1 8; ori upp,,r, JO.I man G�ree '1nckl, or lowe1 . rnnmne t feet; Lock 23, Uphound : Lotk .23, Jertereon al 1 5. 7 on u pl)tr, 9.6 on lower, all fl:00 pm, !l--1: El ger CHH at t'l: Aho In Paul dam closed. av. 90 needle, . All pm, o. ; PemuylYania ■ t 2:0ct ..., Brown, !IO, Loa.a ,BoUGal, WM w11 K;;rnabwa river dams ye on the 18-0. ailed U,iJ •mornlQI 'lw: tuven, jle 1 0ffteer Wlll0ttlft'b, > etu � • � sill. Kanah•a River Boats : iftofket at dt rt a e of· •l ollUon• of �in Condition of MoYeable D•ms: Al' Pt. Pleasant upbound .at 1 1 :oo am. Juwnile ' c.utl:. dams .are closed with an average ft (20 1 l3usi ness Se rvices - ;..,_ tr• Uiotl -c,,. Jl',_ I 1 1 - 5 ; !.o<k ( 2 J I Real -!:state --- ■. l DJVER ,m. ·CROW'S STEAK HOUSE - -AUCTION ltt Camplm S...loe abupe! . .. , � CrlH INdfoNI the mark of ,ucceu. Here'a POTA�ES and BEETS. Wrank Emr B ley Ptmn. or CMnet ch. , Run. ... vt 6tp 7kti M i s. ti . . our chance w ow An,erica' , ,A. C. UADl'ORD, ltaolne, Ohle, •tineat at America,)Jl..._ot l>tisef . R'AI/Qy m.icTOR IM. . 4\ true value. Was $1995 Sale S.rvl� 51 1 • 'tlf88. Karr & Van Zandt, Porn• l'hone WY2-2975, Sal ' n:i 'MU LLIR FUll:NACl!S, WISTING .,,-y. . _ ?,a-3tc 11-. · HOUSE 11111111,,..., Amo14 roHaroi, '-""'"""• . 1 l · · =�,';- :,rrecute� Ohio l � � Miiiil�w'JI• Mt . PONTIAC Chiefton 'Dlllfxe· ' 4 1 ,63 1 11 1door. This one can'I b,e �at at .,. r. � � , J 1this price. Does •fferytHiffll lbub iit up and beg. You'll , really ,FURNITURE kU.ohen tables ilnd ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me• tal W?rk .and repalr work of I 'like it. See. "fQr <)'Opl'Self. 'Was, i!luilN. Olltiliutt, 4 bullet, ?lther kmd. Frank Powers, 133 any �95 Sale $488 leilrr & Van I I t.ablea, rockln,1 cbatra, es. . ttt3tc:1 Third St., Middleport. N. \'Zandt, Pom&rOY. . one , . !ll•ffll'�ti oilier items. ; 7-6-30t� ne WY 2,2301. Pho WY �-2..., · or' s70 Flaber eel ' aedan 116 OLDSMOBILE 88 4 door ' Middleport. !ii-uiP lleautlful two tone blue. Power CLOTH, WOOD SLAT POIICH ..teering and power brakea. , A •h•dff, cloth porch valance, �,.... ..... Quality car. Truly a good value. GAmilll BEANS $1.00 a lliushel. awning,, venetian blinds, win• Pict your own. No. 2 �•toea .;w-11 $129� Sale $888. Karr &: Free e,Umates. dow ahadaa. JI.DO 00 lb. bas. Cabbaae..- GOc a 7•8-3tc \Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 215 Union Ave., WlppeJ, Dale buabel. Charle, Hlltoq. ' Port� � ___ - ----& 21 SKtte PomeroJ. . '50 ·-JlAMBLER American 2 door t,md. · ''1-6-ete Solid red finilb. America'■ eco,--,--,- RIDENOUR. SUPPLY. Radio and nOJ:i»' cb1mpion. Low m n-ll'e, · =----:,---, -......,, 6· 1 1·SOlp TV •-rv•-.,., -· yu11-21•• ntle for RI horse, NG DI r-:---d --� one' owner. The belt ra Well• ctillilren. See ,or eJll� m•d.:Hurry! was 1u1da,:1e . $1A8• .r.Kar.r & Van•.llnd\.,�al!f..· ·<.pian, Brr•dbury,_ 1'liilne,.--WY � TELEVISION RADIO AND SIIALL · im. 7-3-8tc •Pl)llande rtpeir. Phone �l• 7-8-31c . ,-'.,.,. I llcCJintock, Racine, O:'llo. 2-1-tfa -- � I .,,-- -- -. '2 doo, · ••· AN'flQU.. wi)nul liili'n,r cup•n OLDSP'oBIIiE ,APA.Kr...11UCN'l'S _ .rurnlllled. ancl dan. Solfd '·�lacklllnll�\ •��,!11 ,bl>ord, w,tout dining 1 u111umllhed. Mdlalton, lllcldle I . ufi!!. with _white wall �res. By�••,robm t8.ii aifd rocker. Phone 2 3 tf port. Phone WY 2-2082. · Mu.th tic drlve. Feel 7-8-3to 2-35M. ' your wheel wlth Olds' Famous VB elfglne.· Wat $1HD sate ·z H. P. MITCHELL air condl• $1388. Karr 4 ,v,n ,z,nat, ,:l!om-· u.-,.. !i!ltitie '- · MB'lt. 1 '1·1NitP 'fl&atc eroy. ' Peon, ,, 6:00 1 4, N-<lt,.ioaa.l.aL. 8:30 am, 0-2; i.,._ 10- 1 -- !lard f<ip very he would not con ,,· der 1 ,, ,t ng h,· , job until "a couple of 1tate pro· grams are finishPd" but he would not say what they are. - ' iDSt BUICK, on ndparent, are Mr. and Mrs. J . L. W taa l, � li e-v ille. W. V a., and C urrnon 8'1 ilcy, Radnt! . Ewings Funeral Home is in charge. - 7-Hltp '64 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4 door sedan. Battle11hlp grey finish and built like a batUeship too . .Price to ,fit your purse. , Was $495 GAS, FUEL· OlL and eoal ' far. naces. reau , lor free edlm.at@a. S.ale $288. Kan &: van Zandt,· 'l Pom er•Y Foreman & Abbott, ·lliddleporl c ...1. _ ___ __ ____ � . '51 DOIJGE�o G;I . 2 door. An old car wJ.th i'lenly of good depend• HURRY! Order y0ur -pu,rple rasp. able qiHes lert. Need a second berries now, Exeelletlr.ior freez. car? � Thia is it. Don't delaymg or jellies Phone •JOur orsee lt today. Was,fli6.Sale,M8, i_dets�. H, Canon, Rt. ' 1, MidKirr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 1 ,'illeport. Phone SH 2-4'115'7. , 7'?-lltc '118i3tc 'lll) , CADILLAC Gra,01ide HrVictll will lie held for Infant Dale Wlaal. l00 of Mr. and Mr� Albert Wieal, Pomeroy , Monday at 10 a. m. at Reedsville cemetery. "· The goYernor touched off tbe of J OO needles on. speculation at a news conference GENERALLY MIXED Sundil/ durina: which he predicted DiSalle was the flr1t big 11late Ohio RiYer SoatJi : no.tlbound: NEW YOFK UPI - Stocki 'Monday Clllen of '�. �le ' that &.!on. John r. Kennedy would llitr FIVE ROO unfurnished ap11rt• win the Democratic presidential goY emor to endorse the senator, 'Montgomery , William B, Travis at were generally mi xed and mocler- , 'Roush wen Mn. "8iuaol vote Buckeye 7 : 00 a.m., 10-1 ; Lock t o J. F ateh active at the opening pledging the 64� and famHy df � anti �. · I nient wit bath and 1hower, nomination on th(! first ballot. He i rg r 1 6 m, k d a y. ln G e g , , garbage dh1po111I unit, newly also indicated Kennedy would de legati on lo h lm l n Jan ua ry . ;;;;;;;;;;,;F� tl c he ;. ;. , ;; ' '-._ "" = •_;; 0-00 ;;;Loc ;.;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;=;.;;;;;;;;;=====Ch = =;;= •;;t1 t;;;:='P oe ;; =... =:� ;;;:l;:·:=:: • •, ;;;; ;; ;; ;; ;. ;: ;; redecorated . Phone WY 2-6335. make three tampaign swings 1! 1I0;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 7·7•tlc through Ohio, .11uuming Kennedy is rJominated. SLEEPING rooms. Close in town. DiSalle told newsmen accom­ 127 Butternlut Street. 7-6-6tp panying him on the 11-hour flight ' TWO GARAGES on Mechanic St. ol a charter plane br-inging the Call WY 2-2575. Rose Sisson. bulk of the Ohio delegation here that .lie w111 not interested In any 7-8-6tc federal job. 'k·OLDS1,10111tE · Suptt• 88 2 door FURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms I "I'm not ln......,tect In any ■Po Clean two tone , green· ,..itb byand bath. Phone WY 2-6915. pointtnent," DIS.tll• .. Id, "'but I dramitic drive, I power steering 7..ft.6tc wouldn't want to commit m,_.lf power brakea, radio, heater. h» Mf'Vlng ■iut my twm It IOV· Bure ,ti.I plea,e, try Jt. Was · $680 3 · ROOM APARTMENT furnished with bath, private entrance. Call emor 1t this time." Sale "88- Karr & Van Zandt, WY 2-3065. 7 9 31 c "I like to keep myself mobile," Pomeroy, 7-8-3tc the governor said. He added that '57 "CADILLAC Coupe DeVille. Drive this sparkling pink and white · beauty today , One owner Fully eq1tlpptd. A car that wm FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL. NEW 3_give . You. tbQusand upon thous- J HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR on bedroom, 26 x 15 liYing room. and of miles ,of 1perfecl service. day. Avanell Young. Phone paneled kitchen, I½ baths, hard· Was $2 _ 995 Sale $2488. Karr & I - wy 2-9904. 7 1 1 fltp wood floors, 2 complete · beating Van Zandt, Romeroy. . '1·8-3tc systems, full bllst!ment. Syracuse THREE DAYS A WEEK General 1954 CHEVROLET 210 2 dr. Ohio. Shown by appointmenl Housework or orrlce cleaning. Worth, m�. $395.00. Blaet,. only WY 2-6233. 7 11 6tp Phone WY 2·3261 . 7 5 6tc . tnars, l'ohleroy. '1·7•6tc • FOR SALE EIGHT room house. 1 2� acres, e:as, electricily and water. Garage and barn. Con­ •!MlftOIIOLffAN MOlOI& tact Edila Pickens, Racine, Ohio � 7-7�tc _ . ..... .. ,· Ofile FOUR J\00:1\11 noute with full ,-,-,--====-:c---:--:--� · basemen2. Interior remodeled. l UM PLYMOU'ftl BelYedne 4 dr. New ho:r. water tank, fumace, sedan. lxlra _hilL'!e • for model. electrle: water pump, Cupet "'911.00. BlaeUnar1, Pomeroy. and venetian blinds, also. $2875 7-7-lllc Call f1VY 2-d291, 'Mrs. Wm. J. Harman, Rt. No. 21 Box 18A, lDM DODO� V8''4 dr. custom l'Oy• 7-8-6lc Ky Ashland, ,. al aeilan. (Obe 1 c.U,,ful owner. · Std. ahlft. •Exira nice. $71111.00. ·s1aet:tnir1; Pomeroy. 'l-7.fftc ( I l Not ices -I (' 8 l A ut:o ·'Stl'les TIIIMITE AND ,■ST CONTROL AS OF THIS dale I will not be responsible for debts contracted by any one• other than myaelf. John Bryan, • 1573 Noitb Second Street,_ Middleport, Ohio. 7-8-3tp ·p LOb ANGELES U P I - Ohio'• dele11;ation b uued today with ,pecul r1 tion that Gov. Michael V . DiSallt might re&iJ n as J:oYernor before his term ends in January 1963 · FOUR room furnished apartment Al110 farm for &ale near BHhan 88 at're,. Phone WY 2- 3302. 7'-7-8tp PRON£ WY.;i.z157 by P■ln. pi,_ knprtetl..,_ Insured by Nationwide, p- R. ■nd A. S.tvlH 'Staffon WY2<l-26,H 2366. c � flLL needing an out or county lawyer lo represent me in the protection of my property 1·ighta Hugh LelfbeJt, Meigs' ::::ounty. 7-8-3tp ,.. .,..ibility ill, 0nm, _l _ EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two five room 1part-menh. A. N. Bengel. :raone WY2..J272. 11·2-Uc: -DELUXE UNl'URNISHED APART MENT. Air conditioned. AYail able after July 6, Coat& Building 8 29 12tc FOR CONSISTENT DEP.BNDABLE ,UIIULT8 ,nlr1111 lifr;" V Graveoide Service,, T0 Be 'HeId Mooday -' "' a ., �}111111�---' �••• ll·l!• r.�(l,lfl �illitlt£llM'lf ill.l,.i,iiia\i ➔i..-.,-.:..:...,...,______,.,,.,_.�"i,;'�•1o......s..,..m r_'" ""': �111w · ��:.i ii ,e: ""'"''"''"""' llloi• 1_.. 1,.+ 1 ,��,; 1 _..,a. i , , �' i ' ·, , , .- � . 1. , • . . 1 , � .. �.: l �. :0,�. >1 1 J �.. . ' ' ___ .. ., __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -----------------,cc,,�- -·----...-·- ------ --•--- --------•--'"' � - ' • -. BfJ�i.\lf\ p:•dl Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 1 1, 1960-S _Howard1sSpltrlt ru�Dodgers . Three-Way Tie Clouds Hocking Valley Big Frank In Thick Of Battle Far National Le e Title Buchtel Edged Glouster 8-7 To PUt Racm . e, Plantsville Into Knol l J' I 1. i II \, I I i I I e will �:�::,.��: !"hot o:;\��11,i�:1!�.i::ri::�u eL����· pionship in a play-off series between two other clu bs on a date to be set tomorrow night. Team man agers are to mee t in W agn er ,ai d. offices of The Measenger in At• Th• first Halft hens Tue&da y 11t 7 : 30 p.m. to set W L up 1 1u rv ivor's schedule be t we e n R■dne 5 2 R,cine, Buchtel alMI Planhvllle . Buchtel 5 2 . . aII t ie d w1 t h •.r2 recor da aIt or t he p lanhvlll• 5 2 Glouster Hrsl half of pla)'. 4 3 Yesterday Buchtel edged Gl ou- Murray City 3 4 Iler 8-7 to tie Racine and Pl a nts- Jacbonvllle 3 4 1-oean v ille, both idle. 2 S Raci ne, with itR ace le flhande r New Marlhfleld 1 6 ------praclic,\ly its entire pi tching Larry (Li t tle f' ooz) WoUe aa st aff. swept through the 181J8 earnp■i&n undefeattd, em e rg ed win- \..I ner last y e ar after a pl ayoff with Plantsville. Ir Mr5. Alpha larr Th e hurch wlll have il l annual Chief prize ta ught by t he co ,n- picnic c Sunday, July 17, al Lake peting eia:ht teamtt Is a winn erAlma. take-ell cash pot or $90. Sai d a Mr. and Mr11, Junior Chasteen Rac:lne play er recently: and fa m Uy meJ friends at Lake "'W• han te cempet• in HI• Jack1on {or a picnic Monda y. lly na V■ lle,-we can u,u■tt. Hkki� Mr, Hd Mr1. Da le Ph e lps of t w& th t n I• e Jetter.on, Pa. , are apendlng their w Mllr ay •• cM flnat1ce our vacation wlth hil 1isters M n . ....,,atktn.,. .,.. Btule Slden, Rut1and. Mra . AlBen W agne r, Buchte l, pr eslde J) l pha Barr, Langsvllle. From here or the le ague, will presid e over the)' will &io to Logan, o.. to the Tuie&da y night meeting . Possi• vJ1lt M ra. FI08■ie Phillips. M t. and Mr,. R obert Ke nn edy bi!Jty WII held out the playoff d childre n of Mechanicsburg •n m., be postponed un t il after the end of lhe aecond hall of pl ay 1pent the holiday weekend with wh ich must get underway n ext bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Kennedy. .Su nday. ..,.rr)' Fett Y hII returned h ome Second h alf rooters or all teams '· •re to be ha nded in Tue11d1y nl1h t from Holzer Ho11pital Mr. and Mn. Robert Ke nned)' - --� ltlCALL ITI IK I OUT AITIIT and ch Udre n called on lrt n. SAN' P'�CISCO UPI - The Alp ha Barr Friday evening. Safi Fr■i nclaco Gian ts have re Mra. Charley Siders and dau · called strikeout 1,Ust Juan Mui - g�ter Jean Ann and Mr. and c... l from their Tacoma farm Mn. Dale Phel s ,pent Friday p ch,b In the Paclfie co11t Le.a• ue as the tue■ta of th e ir ,liter Mrs •tid ■old p J tcher Joe Shipley to Alph a Barr. tlf: aam e cla,b. Marichal had a n lJ-0 record and 124 ■lrik eouta I n lf.r. an d Mrs. Richard Densmore tbe PCI. tbia seuon . Shipley WU Columbus ii spending a we e k at (),,Q with a �.85 eaM ed run aver- thtlr i ummer home here. · The ,t.ij . bo)'s el ub met a t the 11e for lh e OiantJJ. home of Larry M ontiomery TuesAtr :f,or their m eeUn&, Alter t he lhey went on a hike a nd camped ou t ov er nigh t . �r. • nd Mrs. Dire ! Jarett of BelUtvU!e were weeke nd guests of Mt. and Mra. W. E. Crouser. NEW ud USED Susl e Crou11r of Dunbar ii spendlnlil her vaca t ion at t he E. Cro u1er home. Longsv•, 11e R ,,,.eWS epOrted "'°� ltAl(ER ind SEYFRIED· :�'·• your LENNOX dealer w. COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES Bill Price of Toled o ls spe nd­ Ing three wee ks with Cha rles Sta men. Mr. a nd Mrs. .ct1rence Welty �t Bv.Uer, 0., ca lled on Mr. and , E. Cro user Thursday �(1- Phone WY•l-3794 POMEROY, OHIO VJ. • S'l'ANDING�'-' By United Preu lnttrntitlonal frrlAT IONAL LEAGUE GB Pi tt,burgil_ � � � Mi lwaukee 43 34 .558 � 41 38 .510 8 Lo8 An_,geles 41 39 .513 8� St . Louia San Francisco 40 38 . IH3 8 Vz Cincinnati 36 42 .-te2 12½ Philad elphia 34 47 .420 16 30 4fl .393 17½ Chicago Sund■.,., .,. R"ult1 la 2 ::::�': ' � c��::':�:� 1 San FranclKO 5 Chi .... 3 Los Ant•••• 1 1 St. Loui• 7 Philad..:::-:ri��h1 C lndnn•tl 6 Mll waukff J 1 0 I nns. Chic-ec> 7 San Fran. 6 1 2 Inns. St Lou 1 • 4 Lot A ft9tl" :, c A�:.:�=-:-�:n:: ��Tue-Mdy's Ga'"" No ,.me s achaduled . AMER I C AN L I A.GU I w � GB . L New York 4!', 3Q • .600· Clevel and 43 33 .'66 2 1n Chicaxo 44 35 _357 3 4 3 38 . 1Mi2 4 Ba ltimore Detroi t 37 39 _487 8� 811 Wuhinglon 37 Bos to n IO � 30 ff 29 48 .S7'l l7 Kanaas Ci ty Sunday's Resultt c1 ..... 1,nd 6 Chh:ap 2, ht Chlca,o 6 Cl•ft'l•nd 4, 2nd o.t-rolt 12 K , n.., C ity 1 0 Boston , ,...., York 5 WHhln,ten 2 laltlmore l Saturday"• Result• w, hi•- 7 .. 1,1 • 2 801',..,•�,-• v,� , ....Chleaeo a Clewlind 4 · Detroit 6 K ■nMt City 1 Mol'IUy's ,,..._1• Pitcher, All- Star fl'M et Kansas City TuttdaY"• O.m1, No ,a,,... schaduled _______ . = j83 .•- Oak Hill News Events Reported ly Hetti• llrecl•lck• Miaa Nora Kelle)! and mother of SisteravlUe. W. Va., ■pe,�t Tuesday night alfd Wednesday with the l at• ter's 1011 a nd family, the Priul Kel , ley11. Mrs, Wald Spencer and ch ildren and Mra. N orman 'Fhd,erlck and 1on1 were In Parker1burg Th ursday. Donna Kay Matlack of Belpre visi ted her grandmother, 'Mn. Lll lie Christy, 1e veral d ay, last week. Mr. 1nd Mra. D. J. 1,fCBrlde and son, Kenneth, of Ea11t LJvepool were here to attend the funeral of Fred Sh u mway and 1pe'n� se�ral da)'I wi th Mr. and M r1. ' C�J1 P'te9, ,- l ·" erlck. Kermit McElroy of Mor row spen t last we ek end with hl11 mother a nd �roth era, Mrs, Marth a McElroy, Gene and Vergil. Mrs. Emily Congrove s pent l ast week e nd wi th her mothe r a nd bro­ ther, Mrs. Gertr ude Wafrler and Wilbur . Mr. and Mra. Dorce.I Babcock and h1mlly of Otsego ■pent l11t week end wlth their g r1ndp•rents, Hr. and M ra. C. A. Babc0<:k. C. A. Babcock 111 dolnl carpenter work fo r E■ky HIil at Flatwoods. Enter, Ho,pltal 4 Henry Da ll ey ot Syrai:u&e en ter­ ed Lancas ter • Fairfield Houpltal Sunday for Ob11enatlon and treat­ ment. HI• room nuniber 11 202. Dreaming of a new ear l You may win one In Sohio's FISHER'S WELDI NG .$250,000 • Electric and Acelyh!ne Shop and Portable Welding Phone WV.Z-t388 MltlemWe, Ohio Hutch Hopmg Rest May Cure Ills Of His SIUIDPIDg Itters CIN C IN N ATI UPI _ No one tn either league wa.s happier wi th the four-day break for th e All-Star games t oday t han Cincinna ti Man • ager Fred Hutchiru:on. The Rcd:i: are in t heir worst :i:lurnp or the put few years and · ld �1·1 ot . hopes the th e f iery ' 1ui fo ur-day layoff will 111 v e the tea m a chan ce to rest and ge t back m 1o s , r1d e. He's sure t hJit t he rest ca n't harm them any. Su nday t he Reds lost to t he ir old ncmii;is Lew 8urdetlc, 7-1, giving the Nit ro, W. Va. star his 22nd win agains t only 10 losses over Cincinnati dL1ting hi11 caree r. Hutchinson·s st ra tegy backfired against hlm in Su nday's loss but the team's playing had already given the game away ao it didn't mske too much differen ce. Wea Coving ton made Hutch'• aelectlon of letty Jim O'Tool e to pi tc h to him look bad II he cracked a three-run homer oul , .of the park to sew up t he victory. Two lrrori The Braves scored four u nearned runs in th e seven t h innine =,----------' Wagner Puts On Slugging Show FOr Red w·JDgS By United Pr"• ln...,natlonil Ou t fielder Leon Wagner of the R9chester Red Wings dlaplayed t he sensa t ional 11lugxln g form Su nday that has intrigue d two Natio nal League teams. Wagner, 26-year-old, 190-pound l e ft-handed hi tter, connec te d for t wo t wo-run homers in one inning to lead t he Red Wings their to 1 1 -4 vlc�ory In t he flrllt ge.me · o1 l eag uea double header with . the leadlng Toron to Maple Leab. The Wings also won the seven- inning aecond game. 3.2. Wasner, who i.<J belie ved to be the first player in Internationa l Leaaue hb:tory to hit two home rs i.D one in ning at Maple Leal Stadlum , hit both with Bill)' Harrell on base. The first was off Steve Ridzik and the second off Rua Heman. The t wo blows 1Jp1rked a nine-run sixth-inning uprising th■t made t he first ga me a "lark" for t he Wings. Wagne r has had trials wi th both th e San Fr!lncl11co Giants and St. Lou!� C ardinals but nev er hit eoii.IWl tenUy as a big leaxuer. The rare double loss for ToronLo enabled t he Buffillo 'Blsona to Rain a game on first place but t he Bi­ son11 sUII trail by 8 ½ , Buffalo dropped a n 9.7 decision in the flt,t game but bounced back lo take t he nl1h tcap, 2 1 , i n eigh t lnnl n11. · The Mlaml MarlJna swept a dou, bleheader rrom the Columbus Jets 6'2 and ◄-2, and t he Ha vanlil Sugar Kings bea t Hlchmond, 7-1, in oth ­ er games. The ai.a ndings: W. • L, Pct. Toronto 53 26 .671 Buffalo 45 35 .563 llt Richmond 47 41 .534 101/■ :19 ., A76 15\ii HaVHI loch11ter 37 41 A74 1S\ili Monlrffl 35 44 .443 1e Columbua 36 41 .429 19\'a Mt.ml 35 49 .411 211\'a ----- Fir1I Bapti,t Group Ha, Outing Thur,day The Junior Hillh group of the Flnt B111pti1t Church spent Thurs­ day at Camden Park wi th theJr cou nselors, Mr. and ·Mn. Gene COie man and Mrs. Emmi Jea n Neil and son, Kil. A aack lunch was enjo)'ed by th group 1t noo n. Olhera attending were 1.Jnda Kauff, Mar tha Fowltir Lind■ Llp1comb, Bruce Annas, Kini Ne■l, Ray Pickens and Jerry Ctle­ , ,,, t man and D e bbie Gallagher. ., '' •. ...., ,.,.,. ,. u· o when Efto Chacon 1 . d base in pl■ce of Bill�J'��nae::,. ed Billy Pr u ton'a grounder'· Del Crand all sihjled Bruton to third and the n went to aeco nd himself whe n Ed Bail ey's plckoH throw hit Bru ton in th e back , lt .,■ , Bailey's seeo� d error of the day. Th e n Eddte Mathews, who a lways hits well against the Redt, scored Bruton with a sacrifice. fly. Hu tch alarted to p ull the strings at th is point. H ordered r�lie fer Bob Grim � g1 v� Hammertn' Hank Aaron an !O in tentional p aas. 'I1ll'\n he brought In O'Toole to pitch to t he left• ha nded hilting Covington. The B!ave ou tfielder pro mptly li ned his seventh home r of. the year into the rt,:h t tield bleachers. ------- . NOTHING TO BUY NOT A CONT�T NO REGISTRATION WITH - NIW ,IAIT-rct•O•IN Dodgers Defeat Y80kees 11•l Jn Make- ' p Game u In Tf8Ck,· r·JeId Are Looking Up CORPUS CHRISTI, Te<. UPI Olympic prospecte f or the k d �!� u. s. Nationals Favored ln Tod.ay:'s :,·• ' stars F•lfS•1 Meelmg • Of .All ·· . .A new winners list � eve� $widay . j right . hander fn . · tleW of that ehott l�ft field fence · rn Kanaas Clt)' 's Munki pal Sta(J\\jm . aind th e rlibt handed p owe( the NaU�mal League ha1 in lt. -startfn1 linffllp. 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UPI - Th e what AAU o fflcials ■aid w111 "&he most a ucceasful national meet in favor�d Na tio nal Le•ru, ,net the \ Ame rica n Lea11ue i n the Hnt of h111tory." i K n Fra Mr■. cea R. aa u bakl, 1960'1 AII-Staf &am es t�y and It chair ma n of the , . .naU onal lrick . .w,1 a nybody s cuea, aa to. who aild netd committ�e''tntl! thtl tar- were 1o itll to be the 1tartln1 pitch1et of som e i ntram\lfall 1Wfan,linc en. · Neith er Walter Allton, who II at the meet, uid di1tatf chances na,er of th e world champion a m In Rome for t he U. s. thia fa ll Loi Angelet Dodter• directed t he "l ook better tha n eVer.' ' She 1 upt1rvlsed the competition Natlon■I Leaguers ln thll 28th All• between 200 of t he natlon'1 flneat Star eonteat, nor Al Lo-per., wh o female aLhlete1 in a two-day rec• l ed t,he Chicago White Sox to the ord on1la u1,ht Friday and Satur, American Lea,UfJ · pennant last would day at Bucca neer Stadiu m. In all, 1e11on, were 1ure who they one world record , three new it.rt on t he moun d. That w.s American ■ nd elshl meet marks ca use m oat of. the 10 pitch ers they each hav e on their tQ.uad worked were broken. Wilma Rud olph , a 19-year-old e ither Sunday or SatutdaJ. .aut 41.■ti'n wa■ lea nln1 toward j un ior at Ten ne11ee State, set th* . ,.; · l• world starutud I n the 200 mete r Bob Friend, the . Piltlburah P d11h by run nlnc th e di,t■ nce ratea' r l1ht-hander wlth a record around two tum1 In 22.8 aeconds. of 10 Ylctoriea and 5 defeatl. He She also spri nted the 100 meter, l apt �.-k id Ofl hlday nl1ht. beat• in 11.5 1econd1 for an American I n, thi. Ph!lade:IPlaia Phillies. ·Lopei. w11 expected to to with record . al'ld· anchored a 400 meter quartet lha t relayed the baton In Cleve)1nd'1 Gary Bell, who WH 48. 1 seconds tor a new meet beaten on Friday ni1ht by th e White Sox ind bu a 1·7 mark for mark. Mi a R�dolph, one of 18 eh il- th! aeuon. I can't bl aure u ntil l meet dren in I ClarklvlUe, Tenn. famUy, wm lead t he way into the with the PIQlrl thll morn ing," Olyrn.pic tryou t, Ju ly H-te at Abi• Hid Lopn fnnn Chiea&o, where his White SO• pllJle/1 Clevelond lene, Tex. Sundoy. "But I bave beon t!llnlt• Ina ol Bell, Bill ltonboia11t1te or IITAl"I l'Cll.11 CU P Ch uck i:ltrada u m y ,__ MJDIIUH8T, E nlland UPI C111reJo of Franee ·retained the • "I definitely want to •� with e Cowdrl)I Polo CUp by beatlna France'a Ctntaun, 8-7, Su nday whlle the United Statea' Meadow• brook, N. Y., team wu· beaten, 12-8; bJ · Silver Leya ln th1 final of the comolation round. IMl'IIIIVII JUM, IIC()ID VIENNA UPI - Yolanda Bala• of Romani< hllh Ju mped e lee� 1,2 inehea Sunday, aecordln1 to 1 Romanian ndlo broade111t, and , thu 1 Improved on her accepted . lee� I< Inch . world record ol and her pendln& world mark of 8 feet' 'llt l ncb. .:::.. PERSON THE THE 800!( IS ABOUT ALU.'AY5 DIES! .C·I RC� E'S DO}}s'. ChaDCe8 tw· NL.. -.. =�i.,.:� .. .:l'I,, • ,si,iUl,,,..,.._ � d��-·�::· Willie Tisby h it I homer dousplit • do1i1ble.beadt�. Tbe Indiana wo� the fint same, �2, b ut the bre ia1'd three 1in1les to drive In Whi t e Soi:_ took the m1htcap, 6-4. four ru na and Vic Wertz bi t a The Wa■_hma:ton Senators topped grand ' sla m hom er to l ead the the Bal tl�or� Oriol es, 2-1, ■n d Red Sox' 12-hit a ttack on Ralph the Detro�t Tiger■ o_utll uued the Terry and three successors. Bill Kansas City Atblehcs, 12·10. • Sko wron drove in four N ew York • runa w1·th two b omers a nd a sin• The Pirates struck tor four gle. runs i n th e n inth inning with the losa Fifth Str• ltht aid of pit che r Robin Robert.' wild VIe power d o ubled home the throw and lhen '1ro Face shut ti&-bre11klng run for the Indians out t h e Phllll ea ln ie ninth to In the _eigh�h inn ing of th eir openHar.vey Haddix• 4lth er to rovide Joh nny Klippslei!1, prtBerve p win. Roberto Oemente to uched w ho shu t ou t �be . White Sox m off the winni ng nlly wi&h a dolfh� st _ 3 m m s, with his ble and Rocky Nilson and Bill tthird la wm.1/.i �un �s g Kemmerer•, Virc!o n alao htd key hits. The loaa �trons middle-mmng reli e f pi t chwas Ro bert,' eiibth of t he year. n1 •n� h omers by Roy Sievers . lurclette W ini telnth I an 1 d_ Juq Landis _ enabled t he Lew . Burdette wo■ bia ninth White Sox to wm th e second pme. with an ef.&ht-hitler aa th e game . BraYet made 10 hits an d scored Rocky Colavito droYe in six fom unearned. runs. Wea Co\l l flgn ton doubl ed h ome a' tuJI an d then !'U i with two homer11 and a sinti;t a three-run ho mer durlns a ale · la t he Tigers beat the A thfoU:r•rDJI 1ewtnth•inning rally that Jetlca in a slugfe a:f: marked by 23 cUnched the win fOf Milwa ukee. hJ tt; , 10 walk� a nd t�e errors. !lob l':urkey W11· tb1 "10lef for tin- Norna Cub had a three-run dou . ' . . ble for . the T!.gen and Norm Sieelnn1tl. . rn bad four h ill a nd drove in be ' Pinch-hitter D a v e Philley s ee riliJa for the Athle tit!!. (hl se et, un t hree-r venth ho er In the · lnntne, onl )! the �cond blt off .·- ' · -- ----.- Don Cardwell, Ued the score r the Gilnts and hits by Sam � Jo nes, Joe Atnalfitltno and Don Blaaln,ame added two more ·------- -�- Thru W '°"""' • �::,�•J��:·t: aa� "J:ut1vuJ ,. 0ouO agu nm,. Jone,, who pitched t he IHI three inninp, won bl1 .J.ltb eame wbJ.J.e Cardwell who pJtebud I no�,on, 10•1 h is .... EVER\" 0l0611Af'H'r' ENDS THE 9A/tlf !IIAY. . . IJ lllnJLTI 11W [)()l f vou 1111' IIEMIIH15 ° Hi hl,· h•· OJ T ' w · - tlroaR1 ·p,lan Include a H0,000 ltoffl1, ak tripe llfWfNII ttle world, cam.,.... fUr war� coM• . ,• -IPI, IIIIOlfY wlao11, 19IO ea11 ""d more ltt wluo • • fl,000. ... 1,t,OCIO - il'W I hank Howard dJdn t m■b the National Lt11ue All-Stars but he e eles b':\,:::·:h :::io! .�n."°' _ll'a I lone abot but the 8-foot, : uod :7-tl_e•� sl un l :g �-inc� z: 11 l e gers e inite Y on t e ov cha U�nge . for • Ua f :�, ��•dfu,t0 n1•r unnmg Pi�tae ea 1 . e They re Pirate u &h a ter �h:ee ,:a m•• eb fn � t he aecond· p 1ace M ilw■u k� Brave, and eight behind tbhe Pirates. Howard enj oy ed an other senaa tional day Sunday wh e n he drove In five ru ns wi th a homer dou ble and singl e In his l■IIC fl pme, he'll coll�cted 1 1 bits 1n � bat& for a .IJU pace an d at knocked i n 10 ru ne. 'fba& spurt h.l• lifted hi• mark to .30 1 and 1iven fre11 h impe tus to a drive in which the Dodgen have won 11 I of 14 g■m ea to climb Into con• . tention . f or th e third atnlJht lim e by the Boston Red Sox, 9-&, but thelr lead WH cut OQI)' a half game H oward's bitti ng featured a s) ugfe,t in which · the Dodgers downed the St. Lou is Cardinali, 11-7, deapite the blHtlng of Stan M:wilC■I, who dro ve in four runt with • homer a nd a sinOe. JuUap Javier, Norm S herrt •rut Tommy Davit also hit homer■ before Ed Roebuck wouod up with his The Pomeroy Dodgers defeat- ei9hth victory comp,red· to only one defeat. ed t he Pome roy Yankees 1 1 · 1 in • l nL mak e"..up ,.m• re«he du led from P ed ' thefr The p" .,'" ate,M,m '"' .· 1.'taln.. Ju lY •tb ,n uUl e Leacue acti on •1ame lead wh en th e y be:■t fiv e Sa turd ay m orn in1. B. Simpso n w ent ■II the way the Ph ltadelphla PbllUes, 8-2, the for the Dodgers pitching one hit Brava kn Gcked off the Ciilclnnati 0 0 Reda, ,.,, ••d the San Franciaco ba ll. 9 - . 9 rip . . Do4ger bitten were E. Baer Gian t. downed the Chicago Cuba. -J . ... .· Sdut .,.,_,_.eu, • In alber NatlonaI Leaeue WI'lb a home run ind two slnglu Mr, and )(n. ' John Ob11 ney and J. Guinth er with a two run sin- g,mes. en, Pe;W , .a"d . St!!vle, h•ve · childr d e n e-lea u lng Am rica Lea1 The ble, B. Slmp,on wi th a triple and returned fro qi a vac■Uon i n ihe be n te ankees re a e w k r New Yo Y C. Baxter with a 1ina:le . - South . Some of the lltlhllghta of The �ne Ya nk ee h itter w11 ---------their trlp11 were_ ' Rock Cit)' Gardens . MIM SUJ18 Take& Geor1e Harris witb a 11inJle. 'atop �kou t �nta.in in Ge orghu Dodgen . . . . . . . . 53i 1 1---11 8 1 arren Ruby Falls i n Ten neasee: · 1ft. Ya nkee11 . . . . . . . . 100 00-- 1 1 2 WARR£N, Ohio UP - Vetera n M:itche H ind • Gri.ndllthtr Mt. ln Simpaon an d Gibbs. G. Harris, Su ap of Atlanta, Ga. won North Carolin1.· On Saturday night ul T. Ater 1, E. Sti rk, and s. Ar· Lo ff the t115,000 Warren Open S unda)' ,the atte nded the Gund Ole opry nold, G Harri! 2. with I 72-hole totit 'of · 288, four i n Nuhville, Tenn. · t . . , . ------� Other poii,U. �f..,·,.; interest. waa unC,:flt Jtll'. · · r Tbr win w1111 'worth '2·,� in BlowiQC: . R.oek Jin. , North �llfollna,. prise mon'e7 and boo!li!d her lb• 1Gnat · SlllokY , Mou1'ta.lnB and· earnl nP to ne ar the top In the the, ,llollan ,ll,HfVIIIO,t al ,Gh ero,ee , Ladle■ Professional Golf :Alan. North Carolina. .· . '••'t 1tnnl• wltt , u.,... ,.... 1"'°'.""'1onal PIANU'n �. . , �.. . ' ' ___ .. ., __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -----------------,cc,,�- -·----...-·- ------ --•--- --------•--'"' � - ' • -. BfJ�i.\lf\ p:•dl Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 1 1, 1960-S _Howard1sSpltrlt ru�Dodgers . Three-Way Tie Clouds Hocking Valley Big Frank In Thick Of Battle Far National Le e Title Buchtel Edged Glouster 8-7 To PUt Racm . e, Plantsville Into Knol l J' I 1. i II \, I I i I I e will �:�::,.��: !"hot o:;\��11,i�:1!�.i::ri::�u eL����· pionship in a play-off series between two other clu bs on a date to be set tomorrow night. Team man agers are to mee t in W agn er ,ai d. offices of The Measenger in At• Th• first Halft hens Tue&da y 11t 7 : 30 p.m. to set W L up 1 1u rv ivor's schedule be t we e n R■dne 5 2 R,cine, Buchtel alMI Planhvllle . Buchtel 5 2 . . aII t ie d w1 t h •.r2 recor da aIt or t he p lanhvlll• 5 2 Glouster Hrsl half of pla)'. 4 3 Yesterday Buchtel edged Gl ou- Murray City 3 4 Iler 8-7 to tie Racine and Pl a nts- Jacbonvllle 3 4 1-oean v ille, both idle. 2 S Raci ne, with itR ace le flhande r New Marlhfleld 1 6 ------praclic,\ly its entire pi tching Larry (Li t tle f' ooz) WoUe aa st aff. swept through the 181J8 earnp■i&n undefeattd, em e rg ed win- \..I ner last y e ar after a pl ayoff with Plantsville. Ir Mr5. Alpha larr Th e hurch wlll have il l annual Chief prize ta ught by t he co ,n- picnic c Sunday, July 17, al Lake peting eia:ht teamtt Is a winn erAlma. take-ell cash pot or $90. Sai d a Mr. and Mr11, Junior Chasteen Rac:lne play er recently: and fa m Uy meJ friends at Lake "'W• han te cempet• in HI• Jack1on {or a picnic Monda y. lly na V■ lle,-we can u,u■tt. Hkki� Mr, Hd Mr1. Da le Ph e lps of t w& th t n I• e Jetter.on, Pa. , are apendlng their w Mllr ay •• cM flnat1ce our vacation wlth hil 1isters M n . ....,,atktn.,. .,.. Btule Slden, Rut1and. Mra . AlBen W agne r, Buchte l, pr eslde J) l pha Barr, Langsvllle. From here or the le ague, will presid e over the)' will &io to Logan, o.. to the Tuie&da y night meeting . Possi• vJ1lt M ra. FI08■ie Phillips. M t. and Mr,. R obert Ke nn edy bi!Jty WII held out the playoff d childre n of Mechanicsburg •n m., be postponed un t il after the end of lhe aecond hall of pl ay 1pent the holiday weekend with wh ich must get underway n ext bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Kennedy. .Su nday. ..,.rr)' Fett Y hII returned h ome Second h alf rooters or all teams '· •re to be ha nded in Tue11d1y nl1h t from Holzer Ho11pital Mr. and Mn. Robert Ke nned)' - --� ltlCALL ITI IK I OUT AITIIT and ch Udre n called on lrt n. SAN' P'�CISCO UPI - The Alp ha Barr Friday evening. Safi Fr■i nclaco Gian ts have re Mra. Charley Siders and dau · called strikeout 1,Ust Juan Mui - g�ter Jean Ann and Mr. and c... l from their Tacoma farm Mn. Dale Phel s ,pent Friday p ch,b In the Paclfie co11t Le.a• ue as the tue■ta of th e ir ,liter Mrs •tid ■old p J tcher Joe Shipley to Alph a Barr. tlf: aam e cla,b. Marichal had a n lJ-0 record and 124 ■lrik eouta I n lf.r. an d Mrs. Richard Densmore tbe PCI. tbia seuon . Shipley WU Columbus ii spending a we e k at (),,Q with a �.85 eaM ed run aver- thtlr i ummer home here. · The ,t.ij . bo)'s el ub met a t the 11e for lh e OiantJJ. home of Larry M ontiomery TuesAtr :f,or their m eeUn&, Alter t he lhey went on a hike a nd camped ou t ov er nigh t . �r. • nd Mrs. Dire ! Jarett of BelUtvU!e were weeke nd guests of Mt. and Mra. W. E. Crouser. NEW ud USED Susl e Crou11r of Dunbar ii spendlnlil her vaca t ion at t he E. Cro u1er home. Longsv•, 11e R ,,,.eWS epOrted "'°� ltAl(ER ind SEYFRIED· :�'·• your LENNOX dealer w. COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES Bill Price of Toled o ls spe nd­ Ing three wee ks with Cha rles Sta men. Mr. a nd Mrs. .ct1rence Welty �t Bv.Uer, 0., ca lled on Mr. and , E. Cro user Thursday �(1- Phone WY•l-3794 POMEROY, OHIO VJ. • S'l'ANDING�'-' By United Preu lnttrntitlonal frrlAT IONAL LEAGUE GB Pi tt,burgil_ � � � Mi lwaukee 43 34 .558 � 41 38 .510 8 Lo8 An_,geles 41 39 .513 8� St . Louia San Francisco 40 38 . IH3 8 Vz Cincinnati 36 42 .-te2 12½ Philad elphia 34 47 .420 16 30 4fl .393 17½ Chicago Sund■.,., .,. R"ult1 la 2 ::::�': ' � c��::':�:� 1 San FranclKO 5 Chi .... 3 Los Ant•••• 1 1 St. Loui• 7 Philad..:::-:ri��h1 C lndnn•tl 6 Mll waukff J 1 0 I nns. Chic-ec> 7 San Fran. 6 1 2 Inns. St Lou 1 • 4 Lot A ft9tl" :, c A�:.:�=-:-�:n:: ��Tue-Mdy's Ga'"" No ,.me s achaduled . AMER I C AN L I A.GU I w � GB . L New York 4!', 3Q • .600· Clevel and 43 33 .'66 2 1n Chicaxo 44 35 _357 3 4 3 38 . 1Mi2 4 Ba ltimore Detroi t 37 39 _487 8� 811 Wuhinglon 37 Bos to n IO � 30 ff 29 48 .S7'l l7 Kanaas Ci ty Sunday's Resultt c1 ..... 1,nd 6 Chh:ap 2, ht Chlca,o 6 Cl•ft'l•nd 4, 2nd o.t-rolt 12 K , n.., C ity 1 0 Boston , ,...., York 5 WHhln,ten 2 laltlmore l Saturday"• Result• w, hi•- 7 .. 1,1 • 2 801',..,•�,-• v,� , ....Chleaeo a Clewlind 4 · Detroit 6 K ■nMt City 1 Mol'IUy's ,,..._1• Pitcher, All- Star fl'M et Kansas City TuttdaY"• O.m1, No ,a,,... schaduled _______ . = j83 .•- Oak Hill News Events Reported ly Hetti• llrecl•lck• Miaa Nora Kelle)! and mother of SisteravlUe. W. Va., ■pe,�t Tuesday night alfd Wednesday with the l at• ter's 1011 a nd family, the Priul Kel , ley11. Mrs, Wald Spencer and ch ildren and Mra. N orman 'Fhd,erlck and 1on1 were In Parker1burg Th ursday. Donna Kay Matlack of Belpre visi ted her grandmother, 'Mn. Lll lie Christy, 1e veral d ay, last week. Mr. 1nd Mra. D. J. 1,fCBrlde and son, Kenneth, of Ea11t LJvepool were here to attend the funeral of Fred Sh u mway and 1pe'n� se�ral da)'I wi th Mr. and M r1. ' C�J1 P'te9, ,- l ·" erlck. Kermit McElroy of Mor row spen t last we ek end with hl11 mother a nd �roth era, Mrs, Marth a McElroy, Gene and Vergil. Mrs. Emily Congrove s pent l ast week e nd wi th her mothe r a nd bro­ ther, Mrs. Gertr ude Wafrler and Wilbur . Mr. and Mra. Dorce.I Babcock and h1mlly of Otsego ■pent l11t week end wlth their g r1ndp•rents, Hr. and M ra. C. A. Babc0<:k. C. A. Babcock 111 dolnl carpenter work fo r E■ky HIil at Flatwoods. Enter, Ho,pltal 4 Henry Da ll ey ot Syrai:u&e en ter­ ed Lancas ter • Fairfield Houpltal Sunday for Ob11enatlon and treat­ ment. HI• room nuniber 11 202. Dreaming of a new ear l You may win one In Sohio's FISHER'S WELDI NG .$250,000 • Electric and Acelyh!ne Shop and Portable Welding Phone WV.Z-t388 MltlemWe, Ohio Hutch Hopmg Rest May Cure Ills Of His SIUIDPIDg Itters CIN C IN N ATI UPI _ No one tn either league wa.s happier wi th the four-day break for th e All-Star games t oday t han Cincinna ti Man • ager Fred Hutchiru:on. The Rcd:i: are in t heir worst :i:lurnp or the put few years and · ld �1·1 ot . hopes the th e f iery ' 1ui fo ur-day layoff will 111 v e the tea m a chan ce to rest and ge t back m 1o s , r1d e. He's sure t hJit t he rest ca n't harm them any. Su nday t he Reds lost to t he ir old ncmii;is Lew 8urdetlc, 7-1, giving the Nit ro, W. Va. star his 22nd win agains t only 10 losses over Cincinnati dL1ting hi11 caree r. Hutchinson·s st ra tegy backfired against hlm in Su nday's loss but the team's playing had already given the game away ao it didn't mske too much differen ce. Wea Coving ton made Hutch'• aelectlon of letty Jim O'Tool e to pi tc h to him look bad II he cracked a three-run homer oul , .of the park to sew up t he victory. Two lrrori The Braves scored four u nearned runs in th e seven t h innine =,----------' Wagner Puts On Slugging Show FOr Red w·JDgS By United Pr"• ln...,natlonil Ou t fielder Leon Wagner of the R9chester Red Wings dlaplayed t he sensa t ional 11lugxln g form Su nday that has intrigue d two Natio nal League teams. Wagner, 26-year-old, 190-pound l e ft-handed hi tter, connec te d for t wo t wo-run homers in one inning to lead t he Red Wings their to 1 1 -4 vlc�ory In t he flrllt ge.me · o1 l eag uea double header with . the leadlng Toron to Maple Leab. The Wings also won the seven- inning aecond game. 3.2. Wasner, who i.<J belie ved to be the first player in Internationa l Leaaue hb:tory to hit two home rs i.D one in ning at Maple Leal Stadlum , hit both with Bill)' Harrell on base. The first was off Steve Ridzik and the second off Rua Heman. The t wo blows 1Jp1rked a nine-run sixth-inning uprising th■t made t he first ga me a "lark" for t he Wings. Wagne r has had trials wi th both th e San Fr!lncl11co Giants and St. Lou!� C ardinals but nev er hit eoii.IWl tenUy as a big leaxuer. The rare double loss for ToronLo enabled t he Buffillo 'Blsona to Rain a game on first place but t he Bi­ son11 sUII trail by 8 ½ , Buffalo dropped a n 9.7 decision in the flt,t game but bounced back lo take t he nl1h tcap, 2 1 , i n eigh t lnnl n11. · The Mlaml MarlJna swept a dou, bleheader rrom the Columbus Jets 6'2 and ◄-2, and t he Ha vanlil Sugar Kings bea t Hlchmond, 7-1, in oth ­ er games. The ai.a ndings: W. • L, Pct. Toronto 53 26 .671 Buffalo 45 35 .563 llt Richmond 47 41 .534 101/■ :19 ., A76 15\ii HaVHI loch11ter 37 41 A74 1S\ili Monlrffl 35 44 .443 1e Columbua 36 41 .429 19\'a Mt.ml 35 49 .411 211\'a ----- Fir1I Bapti,t Group Ha, Outing Thur,day The Junior Hillh group of the Flnt B111pti1t Church spent Thurs­ day at Camden Park wi th theJr cou nselors, Mr. and ·Mn. Gene COie man and Mrs. Emmi Jea n Neil and son, Kil. A aack lunch was enjo)'ed by th group 1t noo n. Olhera attending were 1.Jnda Kauff, Mar tha Fowltir Lind■ Llp1comb, Bruce Annas, Kini Ne■l, Ray Pickens and Jerry Ctle­ , ,,, t man and D e bbie Gallagher. ., '' •. ...., ,.,.,. ,. u· o when Efto Chacon 1 . d base in pl■ce of Bill�J'��nae::,. ed Billy Pr u ton'a grounder'· Del Crand all sihjled Bruton to third and the n went to aeco nd himself whe n Ed Bail ey's plckoH throw hit Bru ton in th e back , lt .,■ , Bailey's seeo� d error of the day. Th e n Eddte Mathews, who a lways hits well against the Redt, scored Bruton with a sacrifice. fly. Hu tch alarted to p ull the strings at th is point. H ordered r�lie fer Bob Grim � g1 v� Hammertn' Hank Aaron an !O in tentional p aas. 'I1ll'\n he brought In O'Toole to pitch to t he left• ha nded hilting Covington. The B!ave ou tfielder pro mptly li ned his seventh home r of. the year into the rt,:h t tield bleachers. ------- . NOTHING TO BUY NOT A CONT�T NO REGISTRATION WITH - NIW ,IAIT-rct•O•IN Dodgers Defeat Y80kees 11•l Jn Make- ' p Game u In Tf8Ck,· r·JeId Are Looking Up CORPUS CHRISTI, Te<. UPI Olympic prospecte f or the k d �!� u. s. Nationals Favored ln Tod.ay:'s :,·• ' stars F•lfS•1 Meelmg • Of .All ·· . .A new winners list � eve� $widay . j right . hander fn . · tleW of that ehott l�ft field fence · rn Kanaas Clt)' 's Munki pal Sta(J\\jm . aind th e rlibt handed p owe( the NaU�mal League ha1 in lt. -startfn1 linffllp. 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UPI - Th e what AAU o fflcials ■aid w111 "&he most a ucceasful national meet in favor�d Na tio nal Le•ru, ,net the \ Ame rica n Lea11ue i n the Hnt of h111tory." i K n Fra Mr■. cea R. aa u bakl, 1960'1 AII-Staf &am es t�y and It chair ma n of the , . .naU onal lrick . .w,1 a nybody s cuea, aa to. who aild netd committ�e''tntl! thtl tar- were 1o itll to be the 1tartln1 pitch1et of som e i ntram\lfall 1Wfan,linc en. · Neith er Walter Allton, who II at the meet, uid di1tatf chances na,er of th e world champion a m In Rome for t he U. s. thia fa ll Loi Angelet Dodter• directed t he "l ook better tha n eVer.' ' She 1 upt1rvlsed the competition Natlon■I Leaguers ln thll 28th All• between 200 of t he natlon'1 flneat Star eonteat, nor Al Lo-per., wh o female aLhlete1 in a two-day rec• l ed t,he Chicago White Sox to the ord on1la u1,ht Friday and Satur, American Lea,UfJ · pennant last would day at Bucca neer Stadiu m. In all, 1e11on, were 1ure who they one world record , three new it.rt on t he moun d. That w.s American ■ nd elshl meet marks ca use m oat of. the 10 pitch ers they each hav e on their tQ.uad worked were broken. Wilma Rud olph , a 19-year-old e ither Sunday or SatutdaJ. .aut 41.■ti'n wa■ lea nln1 toward j un ior at Ten ne11ee State, set th* . ,.; · l• world starutud I n the 200 mete r Bob Friend, the . Piltlburah P d11h by run nlnc th e di,t■ nce ratea' r l1ht-hander wlth a record around two tum1 In 22.8 aeconds. of 10 Ylctoriea and 5 defeatl. He She also spri nted the 100 meter, l apt �.-k id Ofl hlday nl1ht. beat• in 11.5 1econd1 for an American I n, thi. Ph!lade:IPlaia Phillies. ·Lopei. w11 expected to to with record . al'ld· anchored a 400 meter quartet lha t relayed the baton In Cleve)1nd'1 Gary Bell, who WH 48. 1 seconds tor a new meet beaten on Friday ni1ht by th e White Sox ind bu a 1·7 mark for mark. Mi a R�dolph, one of 18 eh il- th! aeuon. I can't bl aure u ntil l meet dren in I ClarklvlUe, Tenn. famUy, wm lead t he way into the with the PIQlrl thll morn ing," Olyrn.pic tryou t, Ju ly H-te at Abi• Hid Lopn fnnn Chiea&o, where his White SO• pllJle/1 Clevelond lene, Tex. Sundoy. "But I bave beon t!llnlt• Ina ol Bell, Bill ltonboia11t1te or IITAl"I l'Cll.11 CU P Ch uck i:ltrada u m y ,__ MJDIIUH8T, E nlland UPI C111reJo of Franee ·retained the • "I definitely want to •� with e Cowdrl)I Polo CUp by beatlna France'a Ctntaun, 8-7, Su nday whlle the United Statea' Meadow• brook, N. Y., team wu· beaten, 12-8; bJ · Silver Leya ln th1 final of the comolation round. IMl'IIIIVII JUM, IIC()ID VIENNA UPI - Yolanda Bala• of Romani< hllh Ju mped e lee� 1,2 inehea Sunday, aecordln1 to 1 Romanian ndlo broade111t, and , thu 1 Improved on her accepted . lee� I< Inch . world record ol and her pendln& world mark of 8 feet' 'llt l ncb. .:::.. PERSON THE THE 800!( IS ABOUT ALU.'AY5 DIES! .C·I RC� E'S DO}}s'. ChaDCe8 tw· NL.. -.. =�i.,.:� .. .:l'I,, • ,si,iUl,,,..,.._ � d��-·�::· Willie Tisby h it I homer dousplit • do1i1ble.beadt�. Tbe Indiana wo� the fint same, �2, b ut the bre ia1'd three 1in1les to drive In Whi t e Soi:_ took the m1htcap, 6-4. four ru na and Vic Wertz bi t a The Wa■_hma:ton Senators topped grand ' sla m hom er to l ead the the Bal tl�or� Oriol es, 2-1, ■n d Red Sox' 12-hit a ttack on Ralph the Detro�t Tiger■ o_utll uued the Terry and three successors. Bill Kansas City Atblehcs, 12·10. • Sko wron drove in four N ew York • runa w1·th two b omers a nd a sin• The Pirates struck tor four gle. runs i n th e n inth inning with the losa Fifth Str• ltht aid of pit che r Robin Robert.' wild VIe power d o ubled home the throw and lhen '1ro Face shut ti&-bre11klng run for the Indians out t h e Phllll ea ln ie ninth to In the _eigh�h inn ing of th eir openHar.vey Haddix• 4lth er to rovide Joh nny Klippslei!1, prtBerve p win. Roberto Oemente to uched w ho shu t ou t �be . White Sox m off the winni ng nlly wi&h a dolfh� st _ 3 m m s, with his ble and Rocky Nilson and Bill tthird la wm.1/.i �un �s g Kemmerer•, Virc!o n alao htd key hits. The loaa �trons middle-mmng reli e f pi t chwas Ro bert,' eiibth of t he year. n1 •n� h omers by Roy Sievers . lurclette W ini telnth I an 1 d_ Juq Landis _ enabled t he Lew . Burdette wo■ bia ninth White Sox to wm th e second pme. with an ef.&ht-hitler aa th e game . BraYet made 10 hits an d scored Rocky Colavito droYe in six fom unearned. runs. Wea Co\l l flgn ton doubl ed h ome a' tuJI an d then !'U i with two homer11 and a sinti;t a three-run ho mer durlns a ale · la t he Tigers beat the A thfoU:r•rDJI 1ewtnth•inning rally that Jetlca in a slugfe a:f: marked by 23 cUnched the win fOf Milwa ukee. hJ tt; , 10 walk� a nd t�e errors. !lob l':urkey W11· tb1 "10lef for tin- Norna Cub had a three-run dou . ' . . ble for . the T!.gen and Norm Sieelnn1tl. . rn bad four h ill a nd drove in be ' Pinch-hitter D a v e Philley s ee riliJa for the Athle tit!!. (hl se et, un t hree-r venth ho er In the · lnntne, onl )! the �cond blt off .·- ' · -- ----.- Don Cardwell, Ued the score r the Gilnts and hits by Sam � Jo nes, Joe Atnalfitltno and Don Blaaln,ame added two more ·------- -�- Thru W '°"""' • �::,�•J��:·t: aa� "J:ut1vuJ ,. 0ouO agu nm,. Jone,, who pitched t he IHI three inninp, won bl1 .J.ltb eame wbJ.J.e Cardwell who pJtebud I no�,on, 10•1 h is .... EVER\" 0l0611Af'H'r' ENDS THE 9A/tlf !IIAY. . . IJ lllnJLTI 11W [)()l f vou 1111' IIEMIIH15 ° Hi hl,· h•· OJ T ' w · - tlroaR1 ·p,lan Include a H0,000 ltoffl1, ak tripe llfWfNII ttle world, cam.,.... fUr war� coM• . ,• -IPI, IIIIOlfY wlao11, 19IO ea11 ""d more ltt wluo • • fl,000. ... 1,t,OCIO - il'W I hank Howard dJdn t m■b the National Lt11ue All-Stars but he e eles b':\,:::·:h :::io! .�n."°' _ll'a I lone abot but the 8-foot, : uod :7-tl_e•� sl un l :g �-inc� z: 11 l e gers e inite Y on t e ov cha U�nge . for • Ua f :�, ��•dfu,t0 n1•r unnmg Pi�tae ea 1 . e They re Pirate u &h a ter �h:ee ,:a m•• eb fn � t he aecond· p 1ace M ilw■u k� Brave, and eight behind tbhe Pirates. Howard enj oy ed an other senaa tional day Sunday wh e n he drove In five ru ns wi th a homer dou ble and singl e In his l■IIC fl pme, he'll coll�cted 1 1 bits 1n � bat& for a .IJU pace an d at knocked i n 10 ru ne. 'fba& spurt h.l• lifted hi• mark to .30 1 and 1iven fre11 h impe tus to a drive in which the Dodgen have won 11 I of 14 g■m ea to climb Into con• . tention . f or th e third atnlJht lim e by the Boston Red Sox, 9-&, but thelr lead WH cut OQI)' a half game H oward's bitti ng featured a s) ugfe,t in which · the Dodgers downed the St. Lou is Cardinali, 11-7, deapite the blHtlng of Stan M:wilC■I, who dro ve in four runt with • homer a nd a sinOe. JuUap Javier, Norm S herrt •rut Tommy Davit also hit homer■ before Ed Roebuck wouod up with his The Pomeroy Dodgers defeat- ei9hth victory comp,red· to only one defeat. ed t he Pome roy Yankees 1 1 · 1 in • l nL mak e"..up ,.m• re«he du led from P ed ' thefr The p" .,'" ate,M,m '"' .· 1.'taln.. Ju lY •tb ,n uUl e Leacue acti on •1ame lead wh en th e y be:■t fiv e Sa turd ay m orn in1. B. Simpso n w ent ■II the way the Ph ltadelphla PbllUes, 8-2, the for the Dodgers pitching one hit Brava kn Gcked off the Ciilclnnati 0 0 Reda, ,.,, ••d the San Franciaco ba ll. 9 - . 9 rip . . Do4ger bitten were E. Baer Gian t. downed the Chicago Cuba. -J . ... .· Sdut .,.,_,_.eu, • In alber NatlonaI Leaeue WI'lb a home run ind two slnglu Mr, and )(n. ' John Ob11 ney and J. Guinth er with a two run sin- g,mes. en, Pe;W , .a"d . St!!vle, h•ve · childr d e n e-lea u lng Am rica Lea1 The ble, B. Slmp,on wi th a triple and returned fro qi a vac■Uon i n ihe be n te ankees re a e w k r New Yo Y C. Baxter with a 1ina:le . - South . Some of the lltlhllghta of The �ne Ya nk ee h itter w11 ---------their trlp11 were_ ' Rock Cit)' Gardens . MIM SUJ18 Take& Geor1e Harris witb a 11inJle. 'atop �kou t �nta.in in Ge orghu Dodgen . . . . . . . . 53i 1 1---11 8 1 arren Ruby Falls i n Ten neasee: · 1ft. Ya nkee11 . . . . . . . . 100 00-- 1 1 2 WARR£N, Ohio UP - Vetera n M:itche H ind • Gri.ndllthtr Mt. ln Simpaon an d Gibbs. G. Harris, Su ap of Atlanta, Ga. won North Carolin1.· On Saturday night ul T. Ater 1, E. Sti rk, and s. Ar· Lo ff the t115,000 Warren Open S unda)' ,the atte nded the Gund Ole opry nold, G Harri! 2. with I 72-hole totit 'of · 288, four i n Nuhville, Tenn. · t . . , . ------� Other poii,U. �f..,·,.; interest. waa unC,:flt Jtll'. · · r Tbr win w1111 'worth '2·,� in BlowiQC: . R.oek Jin. , North �llfollna,. prise mon'e7 and boo!li!d her lb• 1Gnat · SlllokY , Mou1'ta.lnB and· earnl nP to ne ar the top In the the, ,llollan ,ll,HfVIIIO,t al ,Gh ero,ee , Ladle■ Professional Golf :Alan. North Carolina. .· . '••'t 1tnnl• wltt , u.,... ,.... 1"'°'.""'1onal PIANU'n �. . , �--___- ... _.,. ...... ..... .... . ... - --· ·-· · � · • •...--� . ... .. .-. _, • I-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 .. July 1 1 , 1960 Holds Annual Picnic Sunday 4-11 Plmu MOlk A.t Bnterpriae Meetin1 . Plana •en! made to hl\'e "-H 'boob filled out by the nut mt.et­ lQc and lhe projects completed by July 20, when the Enterprise 4-H ' du.'b met recently al the Enter­ pue EUB Church. FoUowing the bu&lneSli session, •• demonstra tion wu given by Karen Walker. who al5o served ,efresbmenu to M.arJorte Bentz, Juan Dixon, Mar .v Ann McKenzie. Unda and Mary Starcher. and jally Rathburn. •1 The next meeting will be Thurs­ ,d■y at I :30 p.m. at the church. NAME OMITTED In the list of Scoul!i taling pre­ ;Jamboree trainin�. the name of wa11 umntention ally "'l'om Lind :Omitted. He will 11ttend the Colo• �•do se■sion with other local ,coull. He i1 the son of Mr. 11.nd Reno Lind, Pomeroy ::rm. MEIGS THEATRE . Pomeroy, Ohio TONIG HT and TUESD AY Around And The Young Adult CJaH of Heath Methodist Church met Sunday afternoon at the Middleport Munie1pal Park for their annual picnic. Guests for the affair were Rev. and Mrs Romond Konkrigh l, Mr. and Mn. n. c. follrod, Mrs. Gladys Morgan of Pomeroy and M r. a i:id Mrs. Jcslic Cole and Yulanda, o( Waverly . :"!embers and him11ies attllf)ding were Mr and Mrs Donald Slivers and 5011, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asa Bradbury and family, Mr . .and Mrs Leo Smilh and son, Mr. and Mrs Gene Harris and children, Mr, and '.\frs. Jame, Brewington a n d San dra, Mr. and Mrs. George �alla.1 1md sons, Charles Clarkson , iwlr and Mrs. Roger Morgan and child ren, Mr. and Mri. Richard Karr and son&, Mr. and Mn. Bernard Fulz: and daughters. Christening Service 1 .Held Sunday For Mkldleport Child "BIG FlSHERMA N" Howard Ker.I - Susan Kohnen (1'ech niculo r) Admission: flOc - 30c Nof Open Weclnnd■y A Cartoon Ivery N'9hft ,\j,JjQ ·fiVtA li1 TONIGHT Frank Sinatra and Glnra Lollobrlgida i11 "NEVER SO P'l'W" (Cinema,cope & Color) - also Stacy HarMa - Ellen Moore "NEW ORI.EA NS AFTEll DARK" A110 Cartoon Tu110•v •nd WIDNISDAY fAMIL Y NIGH1S Dinny Kaye, Loula · ,\rmslrong Bob Crosby -- Bobby Troup ' 'THE FIVE PENNIES" <Red Nkhola Story> (Technicolor & Vtsuiv)sion) - abo _::. Leo Gortey -- Hunh Hall The Bowery Boys "CRASHING LAS VEGAS" Also CarrOOn Debra Ann Johnaon, daughter of Mr: and Mn. Edwird •R. Johnson, Middleport, w111 christened Sun . day morning at the Hcalh Metho the morning disl Church durln worsh ip aervlee wlfh Rev. Raymon Konkrlghl offlcialing. Debra Ann 11 the 1eventh gener ■tion o ( her mbther ' s fa m ily to be J;19ath Mcl hmfo' christened in Church. AIFred, Scroath of Tupper Plains Is the god-father. Other out of Lown gueSUi here f or the chri1lening were ber great . grandmother, Mn. Nona Erwin former Mlddleport resident now living in 'Bridgeport, Mrs. Ward Slone, Maldon, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Johnaon, Charleston, Mrs. F. W, Schro1th and Rich 11rd SchroatR, Bridgeport, and Mrs. Alfred Schroath, Followlng the 11enices the above na med wlth the exception of th(' Were d inner Alfred S11hroath11, gue1ts nf Mr , and Mo. .Johry;on. K ,;.D:tif, Ett1er1ain Mr. and Mn. Eldon Kr11euter entertained with a dinner Su11day at their home, Morning Star. Present were '.Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Biuly or Norwood, Larry Wolfe, Racine. Mr. and ' Mrs. Dale Valentine and •hildren, Janice and Larry o( P.11rkersburg, W. V11 and Mr. 11nd MrH. Kneutler and daug hlera, Leda Mae, Dolores and I Hoherta. Don't pass the buckBUCKS to the Party of your choice! L People In pomeroy Mr. and Mra. Homer Holter en­ tertained with a picnic 1upper S.lurda,y evenln1, at their horn,, Chelter Roai. Pre1ent were Mr. and Mn. Olin Bailey and Mr. and Mn. Robert Balley and childrtaa. Bruce, Nora, Mary and FJiu.beth of Cleveland; Mrs. Henry Ballv and Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey ■?ld ton, Greg1 of Fl.atwooda; Mr. and Mrs. David Fl"ecker and . ll(r. , aod Mn. Roy Frecker and dauchten, 'Jackie and Jo.r,n of Pine Grove; Mr. and Mra. Raymond Frecker, Tuppen Plains; Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Hand and children, Randy, U:ta, Gina and Teresa of Belpre; and Jt:r. and Mrs. Ro)' Holler and children, Allen, Janice and Ann, Cheater Road. Se/eC f,ed FUr COn feen Q., ueen N • S day T I k '"" i l :. 1 BBUNDDGS U Floridians Come For Visit With Relotives Here �i�' l UNB RG�I : 1 ... SHOP TON IGHT u Hrr•L :, .;.,;M. ·. For l'H�,�.t'���• :��.i"g}·: On Eve·ry, · l te,n: lli -Q...- , . St«.ie: • ... Family Dinn.er Held Friday At Roush Home CARE FOR YOUR - WASH N' WEARS ,� ..... You'll want to look your beat at all kinda bf ,um• " mer ouUngi! To be sure, let u, keep your 1port1wear ; . wardrobt fresh, clean and ready to 10. U,dloa', men'• 111d children's clothe, get a "new look" here. So thrifty, too! r Robinson's LAIIIDERERS - DIY QEAN&S ltobbuoil'I Qeuen PHONI WY !-1411 IN POMEROY . • . 61 lllY IIOVllr Pllt wit ElEffllC HEIi Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rolllh of Mid• clleport entertained Friday even• Ing with a hmlly dinner i:r the home of their dauahter and �n­ ln•law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yo un1, Sr.. In honor of their ,on tnd amity, Mr. and Mn. Charlet Roush and aons, Darral and Chuc11:y of Dea Moines, Jo'Wa. who have been vl11ltin1 ln Melga County tor the p1•t week, Tne)' left yHterday for their home In Iowa. Attending ihe dinner were, Mr, and Mrs. Allrf:d Roush and child• ren, RuHell and Maid■, Mr. and Mn. l,Uchard Root, Mr. aftd Ml'I. Halle)' Brown ' of Columbua, Mr. and Mrs. Ydun1 .. nd Leo Ken.;iedy, Jr., and the honored famu,. IN MEIGS COUNTY' • IT'S SMITH CLOTHING I ..Am.-ia" Regular .... F.,.. R,fr',-,itor 11 CII• n. yei uly SI" -�� .$529 ' • 'llpj,ed Qia9 . w:arii�H ........ , . . ; ••• , t -�r.-Pnaf" FR. E l l- E R i . I\ ( , I. I I :t· � "" i � ·.u&s p /. stt». ,. · n; ��i - � · · • · • • I 1, '• \ \ . -� - firemen object effort ! three into a centrahzed body, counct'. members were told a{ their meeting last night by representatives of the First, Serond and 1 Third Ward hre companies and by Jack Thomas, Pomeroy I iire chief. -n� Thoma�, spe.aking for the Porn- been told previously that :in3(r,:' eroy Firemcn'5 Association of u.ate building would cost more which the lhrer- l.'omp.inies are a than $10,000, labor mduded. the is Here can. they all learn to Industries are� tour ally annu organization, CO-OP TOUR - MeP.1!>_ers of rural youth part, told council that it is the beHenry Werry and William Sher­ Sue Smith, Charlotte right, lo left row, Front recently. leasant P Point In plant Dairy Belle Valley Meigs county group at the lief of the firemen that the pre&- idan repre11ented the Ser.-ond Ward Rathburn, Rulh SJ!angler, Alice Crouser. Connie Cheadle; Donna Bowers, Ann C�rlton, Janice �mith, Charles Caldwell; ent system of volunteer firemen is comp.any. They also objected lo t he carpenter, Jim Sheets, Ma ry McAfee, Darlene Smith, Jenil� Williams, Doris Caldwell; the cheapest way that Pomeroy can centralization. Werry said people second row, Jennifer Lohse, Lhlrd row, Rachel Hawk, Melanie Brown, Jean Pooler, Sue A nn Myers, Judy Broga-n, Louise ijkkenboltom Russell Cum­ maint.am .an adequate fire-fighting of the Second Ward had organ ized the company, purchased their first mings, fourth row, Sandra Well, Patty Price, Charles Lee, Jo hn Hysell, Carl Walton, Jackie Wi gal, Austin Wolfe, and Bill organization. Carlton. He poimed out 1hat lhe present truck,. and wan� lo ke�p the rom­ ____ ________ ___ _ __ __ __ _.i. __ __ __ __ syiitem o( three companies created p.any m operation. Shenchn ltress­ a competitive spirit in the depart- ed that the _three �mpa11ie1, were ment which resulted i 11 more effi- able to get mto action [aster than dent operalion. The Assoc iation one centralized company. Several Third Ward firemen also favored the construction of the new building for the First were present and YOiced objections ::;�• �d,:�'!::i d:.h•l Ohio Ward which has been in the plan• to the pro!>Dsed centrali.zation. The action of lhe r1remen rening stage for some time. M Eva L. Simms, 89 veter�n Pomeroy teacher, passed -That this step 1B abaolutely Speaking for the First w ard fire suited fro m_ a discussion about a 0rd sectan be1• 1957 whl F A . away this morning at ree o'clock at a Cincinnati hospital. neceuU'y u application for a fedmen, James Soulsby told council month ago in council of a cenlral­ lon1 1n■ to Pomeror P•trolm1n She was the daughter of Alonzo eral loan of 30 per eent of the that his associates have gone on il.Cd - depar:t,ment. Al that time it David Goodwin wa1 •tol.n from Athens by B. & O. at 12:28 toRacine Aigh School is in the and Lydia Waterman Simm• .., was � . w and brou ght lo lhe Ew ing rrom treatment plant ant Interceptor crou reeord as opposing the centraliza - -:as ten tallYely proposed by coun • H I'll a a �1 I p pano a o .., .....,, market for two teachers as pre­ born Jun ,i 23, 1871, at Pomeroy. ,.. .v tM:ll l g in ill be , lion to l made i of cosls the department and Hled ell �embe111 that the department aewer Pomeroy City Hall a lt n ht paraiions are being speeded for e graduated from Pomeroy Funeral Home where funeral 11erat the earlleat (this year already �� that council proceed with plans be given a ne.w central l�at�on while Mr. Goodwin attenckd 1 opeuing of the 1960-61 school School and taught In the lo- vices will be held Friday at two bein• because Middleport , High for lhe ronstruction of the new ralher than build the new building CounPomeroy the of • out mNtlnt Brown Eugene Rev. with o'clock t term now only about aix weeks ca Grade Sc h00I • 42 yeara, 32 0 f lan't read), to proceed were the Finl Ward building. He estimated in the First Ward. Al tllat time it ell. It h•d not y•t bNn local.cl away. them were i� the · Suga� Run officiating. Burial wlll be made that material cost would be $3,000; �as su�gested that the new build­ \ loan panted), noon today. at in Beech Grove cemetery. Executive Head Charles Hayman . ved untd here She hool. June b St.: mg might be constructed on a . , 1, be ! "' t ,ucb bond• m y --a Offlcial1 belLh• that th• thtft saiQ today the Southern Loe.al and said that much o the labor village free parking lot on Mech· 1••• when ohe en tered the Meth.owould be donated. sued anytime up to five yeara � Council had mad• by a walk..•••Y fr111m Board needs either a girls' phy­ d!Jt Home for the Aged at Hamil anic St. hence. In total or In eart, and adOt• Lakin St•l'II Ho1Pit•I who slca)1 education or muthematlcs . ton nnati AYe., Cinci APPROVE BUDGET V · di' of lt od dtili meth entli Chief Warrant Offi�er Lawrence in Justm · wH reporttcl to hne left th• tea�er, and a Latin teacher. Last Sh e I eaves II num ber Of couam, In other action last night. roun • Grueser. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ treatment uat'd In the sewera1e at . hospit•I allout 8 p. m. lalf nltht night Lhe board In a meeting hir­ -.mong them are Verile Gordon of cil passed .an estimated budget or man Grueser, Syracuse, completed a later tlme are left open. Th• theft WH ctl1eonrect by ed Rita HJnerman, Letart, W. Va., Rayburn Joan of ChJcPomeroy, $126,600.97 for the fiscal year to 20 years service in the U . S. NaV)' -Thal such a bond llllue, togeth• Goodwin abowt 10:30 p. m. a'a ICienee teacher. Ill., Gladys Mahoney of Oak• end June JO, U16 I . .Estimated re­ in April. He is currently stationed ., er with a rate ordinance, is the a10, d , l nla , Myrtlo ,l'!....11 of ,, .M:ether Jctloll1 tb,c board e1.9,­ celp&a for tile coming fucal�ar _ , ,,lltN,. t the,. U. �. �al Air 6Lation . PGUli· . •J• � il_w . ,. 11UIOTI; 'lffrbert Steels of Cool• � plil'jJAI James ·Cal'!laha·n as "a "bus , wu aet at $124·,m.s. - - · u illr�:"'ld: _..... 1 - "" · lion board H another extmaion of •• Ell •J , Plora Het1;er o t Colum• driver to replace Grover: ialaer With the firemen present, a dis­ A decision upon whether to use Warrant Offi�er Grueser is marMiddleport'■ permit to dump un- ville and . b111 who WH with Miu Simms the clcctriC' or gas heat in the new Jr., who rcsi11.ned. Op.111 Cummings cussion of the "fire-bar" alerlini: ried to the Jormer Sammy treated aewa,e In the river i1 to Lee H. C. Peery, b111,iness represen­ 11ystem tor members la tl two years she llved in Pom- Meigs County Veterans ' Memorial was rehired as substitute cook at of the em�r. Snead, Jackson ville, Fla .. and they be extended beyond Nov. US. 19&0 tative for Pomeroy Carpenters Letart. A H janitors had been re­ gency suad and fire department ha\·e two daughter&, Sidney GeH, Hospital was studied, then de(another ia eontractlns · for prepar• eroy. . Loca l 650, has announced that a was held. It was generally She also leave� a host of fr1end1 !erred to Friday hired at an earlier meeting. agreed 16, and Sue Laurinda, 1 1 . Grueser night al a aUon of detailed plans for the fanew wage scale contract has been that the system was not an.d formet pupils. .satillfac­ graduated from Pomeroy High i n meeting or the Veterans' Memorcililiea). Holsum Bakery, M iddleport, signed, retroacli\le to June 1 , 1960 S.. F irlffleft OppoHd Tbe remains will be brought to la! Board of Trustees and the Page Two 1939. Speakinc In favor of the action will supply bread to all schools The new wage contract for all Meig, County Hospital Commls Funeral services for Mra, Carrie except Portland wlth Heiners' taken were Mr. Zerkle, Cllntr,n heav y construction and public s1on. (Allensworlh) Flnlaw, age 73, the supplying Portland, Don Cottrill FiJher and Lee Smith. Wayne Gibworks is a 50 cent per hour in­ J. W. McMurray of the Ohio wire or Elmer (Cub) Flnlaw, Har• will the successful bidder against d bon1 voted yes but flr1L mlide a fu. crease over the old wage 1,cale of Power Company and Charles rlson11ille Road, who died lael seven others for an interior paint­ $3.32 Ule plea for total 11reement. Newper hour, spread over a Murray of Lhe Ohio Fuel Gas evening at Holzer Hospital will ly ,worn In councilman A. A, Scaring at Syracuse Grade school. job two year period. The initial raise Co., presented comparative fig. be held Thursday &t :Z p. m. from berry also voted yea. His bid was $846, effective June I was for 20 cent.II urea on the systems of heating the Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Childa obJetted on ground11 he per hour increase, with the hourly the)' have for installation in the W. H. Strausbaugh officiating, bad expreued�fore. 'J?le Pomeroy emergency squad was called out at 9 p.m. rate to increase to $3.62 Dec. 1 , nearly $600,000 project. Thffl included: (1) More study last mght to �arch for Roy Eastman, aged Long Run man $3.7 June I, 1 9'3 1 and $3.82 De­ 2 32 Buri1tl wHl be ln Beech Gro11c should be glYen other possible Willie Eddie Guinther, Syracember 1, 1961. Pile driver� and who was l�st m the woods near his home. He returned home , Members intend to investigate Cemetery, klnda of treatment. (2) Great aav- cuse, program coordinator of tb millwright scale is 25 cents higher a t _6:45 this m�rning after spending the night in the further lbe advantt,s:es offered Suryiving are her husband, two woods. lnii milr:h't be reallied throu9h a Tri-County Teen Canteen 1uffer• by than carpenters .and foremen will Emergency Chief Henry Werry both representatives, and meel sons, Richard, Pomero)', .and El­ "lagoon IQ'llem" and (3). He hu ed a broken shoulder at the Sy­ ai id suffer s from poor eyesight., receive 35 cents above the jour• said today that Mr. Eastman had aa:ain Friday e11enin1 to come to mer Jr., at home; two daughters, . bad no chance to work in commit• raeuae Recreation Center Monday neyman scale. been cutting brush on his farlll 1 01L1c1aa said. 1 decision. Mra. AJiCe Cappel, Rio, ill.; Mrs. tee; be Hid, wb� the entire pro• e11ening and was ru11hed to the A l f:i:05 p, m. Monday the squad The rates are effective in all and had traveled in the wrong diCrill Bradford, preaident of Joan Sorden, Fort Pierce, Fla .; blera could be dilcuued Informal• Meip General Hoapital by the was ca ued to Ches.ter when .:-i ue Meigs County 4-H Club mem­ locals of the Trt-Stale District re<:tion when return ing to his the trustees· group, Hid: nine grandchildren and a number Jy, opini0'1S canva11td, and infor- Syracuse emergency squad, o man, daugh ter of Mr. i.nd Mrs.. home about Council, Peery reported. The u 1-l l.f dark. bers attending Senior 4-H Club The squad w "We have only one objective­ ot niecea and nephewa. Mi1aes Karen Oun and Loil matiyn pined. au1 Hohman, fell from .a hay rack called council includes Huntington, Ash­ m. l-' at 9 p. Canter's Caves, Jackson, Camp when at Mrs. East to m«ke the best decision ponibie • She wa1 a member ot the Lau­ Child■ denied a char&e by Flah- Arnott, the elected queen, from Lo Lne beG 01 a trucll:. !;he was at for the public." rel Cliff Free Methodist Church Ohio, from July 1 1 -HS include the land, Ironton. Portsmouth, Chilli­ man became alarmed and spent er he •wu "dragglna: bi1 feet." He Racine, will be honored at a re­ sl thoug ht to have auUered a m until cothe and Po·meroy locals. about 1 a. m. this following girls: Pamela Wilson, morning l\ttendlng be1ide1 Bradford (1;tr 33 years. mQved 11 one all&e the Zerkle Jtt.o- cord hop at Syracuse tonight 1t searching for the missing man. Mr. back lnJ ury and was broligbt to Dixie Rousil, Diana Baer, Marjorie were Trustee• R. L. Jacobs, Henry Friends may call at lhe funeral tion be tabled for one week pend- the recreation center. A Syracuse Eastman is about 80 ycar11 of a(!e tbc Meigs \ieneral Hosp1La1 . by the Hoffman, Paula Sayre, Su:umne Clatwortby, Lester Hart, H. R. home anytime. UII furLber •tu<b and dilCuuloa. queen will be nominated In the emergency squad. Her jnJur1es Price, Louella Thompson, Mary Starkey, Ted Reed Jr., Don Brew­ near future. There will be a beneU failed for lack of a· second. were reported. not Aenoua and iihe Hadford, Ruella Wells, Brenda At another 1ta1e be admitted he flt dance held later to defray the er, Thomas and Leo Vaughan, sec· was to discharged from the hosPotts, Bessie Watson, Jonnie Sue retary and eommissionera W. 0, ..didn't · like h1vin1 thl• tbina: bo,pi\al ezpense, for Guinther, P"•' today. Thompson, Sandi-. Wells, Sandra Atkin1, Dr. Raymond Boice and Refre1bmentl will be for Hit bruu1ht in cold, thrown In for aeAdams, Donna Powell, Jane Pow· . At 9 a. m. today , the squad waa Fred W. Crow. The breaking and entering and Uon rtibt away, u he had no In- at the Nlcord bop tonight. Ad· caUed to the Joe Hood Mme at ell, Jennifer Lohse, Tammy F'in• the theft of an electric power dlcation lt wa1 to come up to- mlulon will be 25 cenll. Minersville and brought l1r. l:iood l11w, Linda Moore, Mary Handley. mower from the Bedford School nilhl" L,o �he Meigs Gen�al Hospital 5ui­ a t Darwin ie being invesUgated by Pomeroy Police Report . '!'be majority lll\led the law ii Boy5 were .Richard Koblentz, Funeral services £or Mra. Belle lerlll& from msUli · n shock. He waa Bing Sentenced To Sherilf Robert Hartenbach 's of&he law, it has to be done, 1tud1 Charles Mankin, Gary M ichael, Holter, age 79, who died yester­ released Jaler this morning, Three Men Arreoted fice, he said today. . bu been aoJnc on for 12 yean, Ohio Penitentiary Pomeroy police today reported WASHINGTON UPI-Unemploy­ Jimmy Hamm, Max Knopp, Jeffery day at noon in Melgs General The E wing ambula nce made a James Bin&, arn,1ted last week the arreat of three men, one on a nd it. "hat to be done now." Lee, Keith Morgan, James Sheets, Hospital will be held Wednesday The mower was stolen from a ment Increased by one million Kuhn promiaed, and eouncn on a hreakin& and enterin1 charge a DWI cbar1e and two for traffic llll month but the number of Thomas Reed, Sheridan Boothe, at 2 p. m. at the Carmel U. B. store room at the school where run to Holler Hospjt.a.l last night h eartily ■ereed, to cheek with lhe waiYed 1ppearance before the offen.ae,. Church, with burial in the nearby h inges were removed from a door with William Musser, kocx Sprlllgs peniona with jobs climbed to an Larry Barr, Wayne Roush. ,tlt.e dfP'rtment of health about ■nd jury and yesterday was Cam p counsellors from Meigs cemetery. to effect entry, The tbert, discov• road, who was seriously Ill. In jail thia mornln& 11waitin1 all-time hla:h of 68.l million, the She is survived by these chil­ ered yesterday, probably occur­ County arc DwJght Nelson, Doris IUooPinl- Ho oak! to dole the do­ anU!nced to 1n indelerminate per• hearing ton�ih,t before Mayor government will report today. dren: Mrs. Alice Stockton, Hem­ re� oYer the weekend, the aherif! putme,at 1w not f1vored auch lod of one to U yeafll In the Charles Lei■r waa Denver DeLont The Democratl may seize on Caldwell, Judy Hewelson. treJtmenl becau,e of limited land Ohio Penitentiary by Jud(;e John 2030 Ohio Ave., Plrtenbura, ar­ the unemploymen t jump-nearly Others al camp this week are lock Grove: Mrs. Ada VanMeler, sa,d. ___ C. Bacon in Common Pleu court. ruted 1esterday evenln1. available In fut-ltOwln, Ohio. • Mrs. Geneva Nolan, C. E. Blakes­ ·Portland; James Holter and Tho­ twice the usual June inc. reaiie--­ Bini is the third penon to m.as Holter, both of Racine: lee And Mrs. Jo Hardy whu is in Flfteen aer� far enouth out ta a as campaign ammunition to back Cited to appear tonlaht for sister Mrs. Iva Bell, Sunbury, 0., protect qalnat ezce■a lve bad odor, waive lhe ,:rand Jury ri&bt 1lnce charge or indoor recreation. up their contenUon that the Ei­ -----a brother, Clinton Birch, Portii raqulred tn la1oo.nin1 which uLll• a new la w was put into effect traffic offense, were Fr1ncl1 w. senhower adm'inintration is Jelling Ree,, Rio Grande, spffdlng on NEW CITY MANAGER land; 16 grandchil dren and 10 Meet Wedneoday Ni,i:hl ilet I natural bacterial p�u of early this year. the nation slip Into another reEai.L Mam St., and Ronald E. 0. UPI-George great grandchildren. PORTSMOUTH, wute d�mpo,ltlon. . The Meigs County Volunteer cession. • Firemen's Association will hold a DaYls, Pomeroy, reckless opera­ T. �eholick, 38. city mana(!er of Friends may call at the Ewing Council will meet Jul)' 18 In a The Labor Department will an­ w,ASHINGTON UPI - The Unil· tion. Marqucltc, Mich .. today was ap• Funeral Home until Wedne11day meeting Wednesday evening at 8 apecial sell.Ion to complete actibn nounce the June employment and ed �tales . charged today that the poin ted Portsmouth's new city noon when remains will be ta'- o'clock at the Syracuse Town Hall OD the bond ll•ue. joblesa fi1ures .at noon (edt). T,,. ,-,... Chamller of it iii aq11ounced by President Pete I Soviet . Union shot down an Ameri­ ken to the <;,hurch. manager. A flood Of high school and col­ ---·- ------ -----can Air Force plane over the open C9fflfflffce, boc•vao • Mln'f OTIIIR IUIINIII GRANGI TO MIIT C undif!. ethff mHtlnp WIIN IChedulN -'J'he. Racine Grange wlll meet lege students and gr'aduates seek­ Coutlcil alto: A member of the State H:tghwa)' sea 0� July _I and that the Soviet lall' nltht. atll....,.. untll Wednesday at 8 p, m. In the Jni Jobi waa responslbie for the �ferred to committee Fire P atrol will be present to 5peak on Premier N1�1ta K hrushchev lied Chllf Tom Dml'I t<quell tor •P­ next T...Mltp at t MW tllM IIMI Gr1nte Hill. Officers said III aood climb in both einpioymenl and the use and sa(ety or emergency when �e sa!d the plane had violat­ pl,ce to be announc.. lat.r, attendance 11 needed a1 plan, are unemployment. Fallifli atecl pro· proiimttely $&11 for I new radio vehicles. All member!! are urgently ed Sovie� air space. duc·uon al10 added to the ranks A White House stateme nt ac­ _..,..., cr,.i. K, .. ,.... Mkl t� ar• to be made for inapection. Jee due truck flN new the for req uested to attend Cundiff said of the Joble11• cream and cake will be served. . loo Two Refresbmenls will be 5erved fol: cus� Khrushchev of deliberately �ry�ng lo stir up an international The polling place for the July 21 referendum on mark- lowing the businns session, mc1dent. The ,tatement from the summer eting quotas for the 1 961 crop of wheat were announced to341 Unemployed Get While House at Newport. R. I., ME GENERAL HOSPIYAL IGS day by Wayne Chase, Meigs County Agricultural Stabiizalion -,,. Compe118atlon Check,, .• said the plane "at no time flew Admitted : Mrs. Shirley Kay, ion ittee. d ervat comm Cons A total of 341 Mel.. county anGrower11 eligible to vote jn the New Ha\lefl; Sue Hoffman. Ches­ over Soviet lerritory, Soviet ter­ · woraen were pa ld unemp1 oyment noncompliance w1lh · me farm's ter: Mrs. Rebecca Baker, Middle­ ritorial waters or Soviet air . referendum will be tho■e who compen11tlon last week fl1ures , ., . whea1 acreage a 11 Otment , and part; Willie Guinther, Syracuse; space." of acres 15 than more have will $ w elet• •pectal (O,ning conyear dlltrlcb'I the • Bob Alhle:,, who had been eon- Un. Mhle1 at,:ned a two . Childer , releaaed by Frank The U. S. statement, In effect 1.... Job tract al a meetin° arain in price supports will be iivailable Mrs. Delores King, Pomeroy lloute ,..... -1.1 ..-.1..... ah auilltant eo1c'" or manager of the local , BUC ofrice wheat for hane5t as � n voter• will ap-Ye v•u • of the board' lion �uin..,,. "' 2; Emma Sinith, Pomeroy · Mrs. called the Soviet government and 00 th8 crop a t. noI ICS$ th an •• I s t.t part grower iaking (except HNI! turn do n , renewal of a '1 mill op;, show. or this number, 38 were . at MiddlePMt, hil home town. to- I l11t rillht at Eutem Bi&ti School. Khrushchev Har& for saying the percent of parity, .i Leona Welch, GaJHi,olis. g •·• · kod -ptm. the head Jol, In Executive Head J, S. Da·.,"' another 2u .. ... •• 1d eratln.1 levy, and -r -.. mill■ new claims and 303 were contin- in the feed wheat pro ram . ) plane was downed inside Russian --., � more Di.smlued: Not1e. H hand, other the On be may quota ballota The wheat f� and balketbtll et Eutetn Gennette wae offered the bead •• an &MlUortal le\lY, The addition- ulni ci ilms. territory. opBirths: Twins, a daughter .and \/Oters lhe of one-third thiin , 1 2 July from Thursday, on cast I job I n football but dedln� u bl■ al I■ I\Hded to participate fully , Mish•School This compares to 8 total of 355 At a news conference in Mos­ be son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Welch will there quotas, the 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. at the Meigs pose ~.t..• primal")I Interest. wu ln lndtutrlal in tbe ltate aid proarai:n. for the aame week last )'oar. cow this morning, Khru■hchev an­ Gallipolis. marketwliellt on reiitrict!ons no Tern• Masonic OHice, Ase County . Be npJaen Robert Mani n wbo arts instruction and he preferred Da11il aald If both levlea are ________ A daughter to Mr . .and Mn.. nounced that two captured U. s. Ing, bul allotments will remain pie Building in Pomeroy. luld, NS4',ned to a ccept a position to devote bJ• eneru mainly to that turned down the aehool would Air Foree officer, who &W'YIYed · Mr. Chase pointed out that at in effect as a condllion for ptice Donald Kay, New Haven. it \aatem, Ohio, � the nortbwe■t,. worlr: . have to be; closed. U the additional , STOCICS OOWN , . the ineldent had •tonfel&ed to parii)' of cent per 30 at support &rowen the of P1t put al Ute llale. two-tnirds least turn, Stocki ](UPI mw: YOR Davia said � are Hin, 2-Mi mill.I 1, turned clown, and the rn_aking , a apy flil:hl , a,alnst the MARRIAGE LICINSE • .. Aalaley aald tndl., tilt ' ?Zltnl tntemewed 101' luc!ber 'po,■ltlon,. �bet �ved, a sbal'PI:, curtail• ed fractionally loWer at 1he open- v'otln& in the referendum must -as dlrected by law, A marriage license bu been is• Soviet umon. Be alto accUled the Wheat growers vot111g In a re-r a "'tter oP,,,,one eafb ■t B.IYe,;tlew, Tuppen ed. Khoo! priaram will be put Jn• Jn1 tod&J after 1uffertn1 their appro11e the quota, if they are ""'� ..16'1t!l'ld, appl'O\'sued lll Probate Court to �ecil United Statel of ')r)'� 'to prpvoke re have feaf each n.dum fe quota■ Under ellectiye, beeotne to �off three nearly 1h:ffpeat in Jmttat-4.' f'Wu W CWtet Gra'de 1¢,h,oola. to• ,ttett. " tbk 1t. peffililtr ,ertous • 111lltlo1t coollict" 1 . ·. !!il ljuoln for Ill• ,.,.i eel 1 [ �•U111 \H · ,fiM.,: , , " :,1 �� • llliHiill Wfllili .... ., oliil, . lt(iltilll W �• l'.111!1[ "' . ,__....,; .... , �• � � I -- · ' ' i J� . . J. < ,' • ... � � Alita Racine Needing Veteran pomero . y Teaeher o·Ies Patro/man.'s Car Stolen From Near H . l TOday Pomerfy City Hall Two Teachers . . . osp1ta In c·1nemnat1 For Fall Term S. G88 Dec1S100 •• ; .1'..-:.... Fn"doii-. ... Grueser Has 20 Years ln Navy Senrice ••• Local Car�nters _\Vi� �age Increase \Vit' New C'.ontfact List Rtes For i Mrs. Finlaw To Be On Thursday Has Fractured Shoulder In Fall will\\\•. '. 1 program Le3 er an · · ' . Claim More Efficiency, Faster Action Using 3 Departments i Pomeroy to any on the part of Po�eroy coundl. to consolidate �e town's fire companies I .alcLJ.ttwil,� a, ; rol�dt� . : ·: , Ohto: Mo.tty •llllf' 11M ..,,.. today, folloWN � wftWy leaf. teretl thu"'"".,....... ....-thatlf port Han lahi thl, '""ftlNlli w t. ni9ht. Mottly fair IOuth M4 CM-­ fr•I wtlona tonl...i, WMf.11....,. putly cloudy. ContlnUN WIH'ffl touth porti� Hlt,h In ... L.. toni9ht In 6h. Consolid ation Opposed By Volunteer Firemen •• E.1ectr}C}ty .. . Weather IJnioted Te l'lae Interests Of The Hef9••M•••n Area ih . .. NOW IN PlOGR ES'S Here's Where You Get PROFESSIONAL Middleport voten in all likeli­ hood will 111 yes or no in the November general eleeUon to a fltMl,000 bond iuue to flnanee conalructian of sewerage facilities. Solicitor Btmard Fult1 waa in­ ttructed Mo_nd,), night to proceed · in preparation of nece..ary lea,1 pa�• whicb would place the iasue oo the ballot Ud• auiumn. · The vote te atart Full& working was five for, one a11:aU\8l, Councilman Wllliam D. Childs objeclin.s. John Zerkle moved and Lee Smith seconded tbe motion after a lengthy discu11ion participated in by Wayne Kuhn of Floyd G. Brown Auoc., engineering firm of Mar­ ion, Ohio. Ttle council majorit)' be­ lieved: -That a bond ltaue of that amount wlU aave the tupayen "at leul $100,000" when the aeweraae 11 built as requited by law II a 1ener1I pN)perty llLJ: inC!ludea per■onal and utility properly , whereas uae11ment type bondl do not. -That th, volen ohould have • chance to 1how whether they ''are . : • • • • • • • • • • • • .. •, ••IL,.t • e n t1 n e $150,000 Bond Issue Looming In Middleport Pomeroy Group Returns Fnom Canadian Tr,ip Out..,_Of- Town Persons Came For M,itche/1 Funeral e For The Sewerage j . ' • ome y M le rt o Tuesday , J u ,1 s:NGLE <:O!'Y - k v_ o_ L�_ X_ II_ N_ o_._1_ s ___________________________�P� ::•� • �-=1=·d=d::!°�_. Ohi __· _,______��-l 2__ 96-0 __________----- --------�__::.:.:::::.:,:::_.:_::_::,_ _ •-r��\C. � JULY CLEARANCE· SAlE: II ready for outdoor fun ! "'°,. ;· . Publl1h•d •• 1 i:-,.,bllC Hr,let In e60ptnllon wllll Tl'tt Advtrlll i lll Countll tnd It!• N1w1p1p1t Adv•rU1lnt ll•cullvH AHOCl•lle>n Ip Unttld ,.,_ tllnnMt..,_I An .....,. , ..... .. .... n._. In •i. fre,n the whale ,. fllnM N tiny that tha11 ..... Mllien could M ....,. tnt. a Nttt• thrM lnchN tall, Rioutine Matters . Dealt With By O#licial Board : : VOT E! s. ...... ... .... Mainly About Now You Know L�ion Auxiliary To Hold Picnic Wedf1!sday Evening Pknk Supper Helll At Hom«- Holter Farm Good Thlnp'b DIG DOWN! Conlrlbut, DIG IN I Work lor ,our P11ly and Cub Scouts Hold Final Meeting Friday Evening The Auxlllai'J to . r-eeney•Ben­ Mrs. Lewis Sauer. Jr. and Cub Poat, Amtriean Lealon· will nett By LUC ILLE t1AWK IN5 Scouts of Den 3, of Pack 244 of &)' FREDDIE HOUOASH EL T th1ir 1nnu11 f1m,l 11 picnic b1ve gat­ hn11I their held Middleport � thi1 Wednnday ••eping at the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atitch have hering last Friday e"enine. Mra. Mr. and Mrs, Owen Fink and Middleport Plf'lt . at 6Jo for Auxil­ returned to their home, Massillon, Lewi� has been the Den Mother of Mi iis Mabel Hysell were in Colum memhfil, Poit menibera and iary fter v1Jiit da1s St!veral re­ ii with year, <1 three nearly for den lhis Mrs, b1,11 yesterday to vttHI with families ind the children who latives in the area. and now the boys are of the age George F'ry who ut a patient at tlw Homer Carleton has returned to when they ean enter into the Boy asaisted with the annual Pappy Unversity Hospital. humc his Day Sale and •la, tb11 two 1lrl1 Norwood, after week.!! a . Scout troop 1. Ste"en Hindy, one and Roush Charles and Mr. Mn. v i s i t with Mr. and Mrs. G . T. of the boys entered 'troop 24&, 1<i:ho attended· Girl• State thla children, Darrol and Chucky, lcft C,1rlclo11, year. Boy Scouh thia sprinJil. ,-esterday for their home i r, 01.'s Mr. irnd Mrs. J. S. Weber of Tile boys bea;iari their evenini{'s Moines, Iowa, afler spcnduig !ht• I Thoiie auendln, are to bring A kron vi1,1ted S�turday with Mrs. act ivfties with dinner at lhe Martin past week �·uh Mr and Mrs. Let· 1 covered dish ■nd their own Lue1lle Hawkrns. B. Re�tauranl after which they visit• Roush and other relo1 1 1 ves table aervlee. The meat and Mr. <1nd Mrs. Roy Holter and ed at Baker Furniture Store with John Bast11rna, son uf Mr. c1nd drink has been "ar.l'il1:1ged for by family and ;rnd Mr. Mrs. Cbarles Gaylord and Steamboat Bill of Mra. 011t:ilr BiiStiilnil, Jr of ti <1lh the committe� ht Charge. and h iffil r G d<1u1:hter. enjoyed an trn, WSAZ-TV who were there ror the with polis, spent the week entl oul1ug ii lld pkuit· a l l111ci11e, Sun- evening. From there they wenl to gnndparents, '.llr a ,u.t Mrl'l Brun• duy. Pomeroy where they sa w a show Lloyd and ::,un . M i k e . Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bailey of at the Meigs Thealre. Mr ;rnd \Ir� Hill 1'ud1 ilfld �011 Cleveland are the guests or Mn. The boys had received their Pete, l'/1 111(' �·ndJ)' from W rn � 1 c , 1 1 Henr)' Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. awards at the last Pack meeting Salem, N0rlh (.'arolrna. tor ;1 V L M ! David Frecker and other reJ.atives. ancl at that time they presented WO with �t r and Mrs Hay �lcl'art) ' Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Bailey and Mrs. Sauer with a memento brace• and o t h er rc-latii..cs 1 11 th•· area chilctren, Bruce, Nora. Mary and let Mr. c1nd M rs ! Jave .h-n l. 1 1 1s and Eliz.ibeth returned lo their home, Boys enjoyin� the evening were, son, !J<1v1tl. lcfl Sa turd.iy 11101·n111� The reaular meeting of tbe of­ I ClcvelJnd Sunday, after a several Manin Fry, William Hysell, Way . O m t n �eS Qf Uf for a W('t•Y. ' � va�atiun at CIC':ir Lake fidal board of Lbe. H•atJJ Mfllfiodi.lt s. ne Davis. William Davis, SammJ fndian.:i with M r . and ;<.trs. H u��l'! I A 11,,: 1 1 1 ! , · d(,·d p:inrl ( � jurlgl' S �e • d.i ys v isit with relative Church of MiddlePof't wais �eld on NJ r. and Mrs , Howard Seiden • Hood, George Sayer, Leland Brown Sunday evening with L W; MeCom­ Stoll .ind :.011, lJ.t\lH.I, and ;',1rs l<·di•tl lw" n o n 1 1111,(,s 111 romµt'll' i n Bertha Owens. I IH' Ti· i Ctlll P l \ Ti••• n ca ilren " MJ!i.!i a he and sons, Terry and John and Steven H lndy. H ·1n charge. · -- -" �":' - · · Sandy Yatr� of Jal•kson canw a rn cuuiit .\· ol Ulli ! " bca,1ty pagc;m t lefl Saturday night for their home, A •hOfl bl!-'""" "' week ag,, t''nd,,y to vi si t w i t h h "r '-l a l u n!.,, n i .• hl 1, 1 J i l l' Am <' ri ran Tuci;on. Ariz: .. after a three weeks hold with\nmldo' nlatlltll' oW grandmuthcr, Mrs . Joe Youn g S r 1 .1 Il io n J I I l l 111 H a t ine. Winnip.g v iai t with relatives. f'amily Dinner Hehl church ti.lfen care o(; , . ., ' :, Edd i e Romine has returned to Her mother, Mr� . Hobert Yates o ·, er a f l l 'ld 1, f f1 \'r 1· ;u 1 1l i dates were Olheh attending were . Mio Frie­ .41 Lons Bottom Home , came Tuesd,q tr, v 1 1s it fur a k w M i .• � K � r , n 1 1 1 r� 11,rn,eh t cr of Mr. his hotne, Orlando, Fl.a., .after a A family potluck dinner was ,/!• heb. �t./'.l!I'· I days with .\t r and ·.,rs. Young and anrl Mn;. \\' il (•y / J 11rs. and Lois Ar· three months visit with his dau • held recently at th.;: borrie of Mr. Emm1sn, Mr. ana �- Ef!{e�1' ghter a n d son-in-Jaw, Mr. a n d Mrs. Mrs, Y.itl' s and Sa ndy r P t u r ned nott, t l ;, u :.:1 1 1 ,-r of !\I r and Mrs. and Mrs. Ernest Bahr, Long' Bot­ Jones, Jack Becbtle, iwbort H,irrJi, homr last Thursday . fohn A rt1111 t , huth of H ::dne. They Harold Leml("y and family. J1mes . Euler, Home( Coo,c:, :,j111 . Mr. and Mrs. Gro\ler Hawk and tom. Mr. 1111d Mrs. Alva Mourning o r w ill he t w • nf :10 "'' ho will cumBeu Sanborn, Miu Nelhe Zerkle, . Attending were Mr. and Mra . ,..,..-I ■)· cue, 1 nuli1ll11 _, · · I I ast IWI!• fur t hi• ,· rnwn. Iam1· 1 y or Columbus spent the past , v1�i1,-, Mrs. Earl Knia:ht and "l(n, )l;verett week with Mn Cult.la Mu u rruui,: I O t hers rnn i pr 1 mJ! S alu n!u �' wf' rc week with M r . and M r s. Price Kyke Bahr and family of e,icll:ley, Davis. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Vick Lipsey, and •t " r. illl d Mrs. J ames \1 , our m n2 I J a n ie (• S m i t h o r J 'u r t l a1 1 c l, M irian H aw k an d oth er relatives. Mr . and Mrs. Victor Bahr and Dragerton, Utah; Mr. and Mra. and Ron. Dale. I m>l(•r of Lt ' l :irl. and Nall{'\' John• Mr ilml Mrs. W D. P11rsons of , on of l luiT;is �f'l l ' l 'l 1 on w a� ba i;ctl dau ,:;:hter, Janey and Mrs. Ada Vernon Baht and famil,, Aahland; To Celebrate Sundav Mr. and Mrs. Norman Habr and Mr. and Mr1. � 8'hr l1f Dunbar spen1 lhe week cn t.l w i t h o n po ui(' . pr r�, 111 ,1 1 1 1 v . ;rnc l b e a uty . S t i vers of Long Bottom were Sun,, day g••esls of Mr. and Mr,. Pr,·ce d.aughtei• , Mr. and\ Mrs. Rex Cheat.l'r will celebrate tlteir Gold• ., s w1•rc Bo�1•r Bennett unu Mr,. A n n1 ,".c Ohlingc-r. " luuii.1 Bentz and daU,::hter and Rev, and en wedding 1nnivef1,lry Sund1j, Mrs J . D. Norris ;rnd Mrs. Helen Mrs B• · l t .\· l lay ,•s, i,�a rm Bureau Hawk and family. Mrs. E. E. Barnhart or Cheater; July 17, at their home. 'fhue Wilt Brumfield o f Gallipolis visiled on 4 . 1 1 ad v i � or. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillilian, Pom­ be Open Houae from 2 to ·4 p. jn , Sunday with Mr. 1111<1 Mn. Kenneth Tlw /)l)p iil\ rildct.l 100 teenager!!. of Columbus vl11Hed oast week eroy• Mr. and Mrs. Vlctor Bahr All relatives and frierid.t ai'f eotd• Byer Miri11111 S111 11 h . i'nrt L a nd, a1id Ran• with relatives In the ;11rea. and family · and Mr. and Mn. Henry ially Invited. M t·. and Mrs. LcoiJdl·d Russ and Bahr and family of Lone Bottom Mrs. Mayme Rainey wa� in C har- dy Norris uf l\;1rn1e .ook first lesion Saturday to meet her sister, pl ot e in t h t' fil�t d,1ucc rontt•st and Raymond Eiselste1a of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Well aud Mrs. Nelle Covert, who has been B o bc rta Kr ut'ul t'I' and Jul! Brinker arr spending their vacation at family and Val Well of Chen)' \llsiting in Michigan with relativrs. won the slnw duriee contest . Cake their home, Peacock Ave. Rldge. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leorrn.rd Ru!l!I Mrs. Covert iH in Gallipol i s with walk winn f'r� were Tommy Hill visited relati11es in Charleston, W, her d11ui;htcr and family, Mr. 11 11d r, nd Lois A rnott. 4-H AltDay Outin1 Mrs. Kenneth Hoster. Ho1h 1wa111y , 1uN·n nomincca will Va. today. Mr. and .Mrs. William Bierly of Hehl At Lah,, Alma Misses itary and Susan Park vis lw honored HI u n•1·ord tmp at Syr­ Norwoo<I are the guests o( Mr. ited recently In Columbus with Mr. !!f us e Tuesduy evening. The members of the Key to Bet• i!lld Mrs. A l l,ahnutn ;md other l 'roceNls of Sa!u� day ni.t!ht's af- and Mrs. Elrfon Kraeuter and dau­ ler LMng 4-H Clun left early Sat­ relatives. fair will Uc 11�c t.l tuw..rd 4-H c11mp i,:hters, Morning Star. urday m«ning for an all-day oul­ Mr. and Mr11. Carrol MC"Kenzle, lng at Lake Alma. A piCnic was en­ Mrs. Ola Finsttad of Columbus c x pc11�('li . (;allipolis ________ and spent the week end with Mrs. 1>;sgranddaugh ter, joyed .at naon and the day was Carol Jo WPre visiting Mra. Mar­ spent in swimming and other ou.t­ tel111 Walburn. garel Mc:Kenzle, Union.av, ThuttJ­ door acllvl ties. Mrs. Mabel Walburn has return• day afternoon . cd to her employment at the :,1ills Th()lle lo the gt'oup were Candace Mr. and Mrs, James Ad.ams and flutton, Sandra Kay Bing, Roberta Rc11tauriint in Columbus uflcr a tlaut:hter, Pennie Sue a n d Miss Bing, Janice Bing, Betty Sue Clark lwo weeks vacation when she visit­ Delores Landers of Laurel-st Julhi Russell, Cl\arlolle Grover, ed with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thom11s and other rel11tives. Mr. und Mrs. Phil Meinharl, M isi; left for Whi ttsburgh, Kentucky'. Ruth Reed, Carol King, Debbie, Mr. and Mni. Jame1 Pullen and F:rin;i Smith arid Mrs. Clelaml Saturday evening to visit with Kathy and Cheryl King. Ttiey were children, Stephen and Stephanie, Hines retur1wd home �'riilay night Mr. Adams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. aeeompanied by thelr advlaor Mrs. a1nl Mr. and Mrs. Kalad Hlndy and RolaQd RuS11el1, and Mn WHliam 11/tcr II IO dayi. �1lc111lio11 at the �QY P. W. Adams tor a (ew days. children. Steven, Jan!e and George, Kennt"dy V111·ation King and Mra. Robert King and Lodge and spent Saturday at Old Man's · cave, ,F.Jahins Camp al Shurhul Lake, On• .1 1'1• aon, Timmy. Hock House, and other intere1:1tlng larlu, Can1-1da. s1ml5 in thut area. Un the trip lhl'y also visited Ni­ Mr. and Mrs. Jesi;e Cole urn! �g11t' H 1'"1111.� . 'l' ornnlo and Ull.iwa, . daughter, Yulonda, Waverly, vis­ Canad11. Tlwy Wl' rt' accompunied lo •• ited Sunday with Mr. 11nd Mrs. Ottawa hy Mr�. Duylon Will and • Bernard Fultz and daufhters. Mr. gra nddau�hll'r, Johnora Li1 1nh4'rt. ' ' ,, � : �., Cole 11nd Mr. 1''ullz attended h1w Weclnesduy t ht�y Pallbearen for the runeral of nner di were •• 11 school together 111 Ohio SU/le. guests o f Mr. a11d �lirs. Will jilld Berney M itchell held Thur�da)' al Mr. and Mra. Rance Watklna of ltel.'ent visitors with Mn. Lillian grnndda11Rh Irr. lhc United Methodist · Church Tavares, Florld11, eame yeslerday ;;� n ,o(: , McOhcc were ;¥1r. 11nd Mrs, A. C The i;:roup l' ro�sr(I the Thousand were L. f,. Piersall, Joseph Ll�h. for a visit with ' Mr. and Mn. RI)' · Pimiento. Neil and children of Helle. W. Va .. lslantl Uridgc f,0111 Canada to Syr• Charles Yeager and Robert Fen­ McCarty and Mrs. Martha Watldns Oklra ' 1 , · ' · Tritd Mra. Ida Nell of llusscll, Ky. a lltl ilCUS(', N. Y. 011 lhe re1 urn trip. lon. Burial was in Chester Cemc­ in Middleport and Everett watkhui . ·., 'em? ..t'. � Mr. and Mrs. James Dou11lass. lery, . ,._ \�//l� of Cheshtre. Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett Sr. {'11,np Prf'smnnt ut l'i1•1lmo11t on P('oplt• from c,ul-o(-towu here Also vi1ltln1 at the McC1rty and Mr. 11ml Mrs, Thomas Si.:ally Saturday \ 1 1 1· 1,1 11 rn 1 11 , 1 r so:1 , Huy, for th(' servires were Mre. Ralph home Sunday were Leon Watldrui am! 1011, Tommy, spent the we(•k who has hcrll u l h•nd ing 1hi.: l'r('S­ Hayman 1nd daughter. Dayton; and two children, , A1hland, Ky .,, Helnll'a 'Dloit l end in Cincinnati where they v1s1l­ Uyteri;111 y11111l1, c;1111p fur the J>il!lt M r . und Mrs. Robert Fenton apd • and Mr. '1nd M.rs. 8in. 1 Pulih and son • cd the 100 an\l Coney Island. Wl'l'k. H1ln1r'1 Goer �lib· _., ' d11u ghtcr, ONinn, Lima; Mr. and Pete, Win1ton Salem, N. C. Mrs. S . S Thnmsoll of t · kwl:1nd Mrs. I.. E. Piersall, Pt. Pleasant, Mn. Gerald Anthony began C'lll· rytb 1 ln loodt Eve The Pugh1 •ho came Frlday : ploymtnt at the Citizcn11 Nation11l lll)l!tll 111, , WN'k j•ncl wilh htr twin W . Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ' evening left Sunday evening to re­ . ' 811nk this morning where she will 11l�ter, Mrs. L. )1 . lluirt•. Lish and dau�hlers. Josetta and turn to North Carolina. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • • , • • •,!!' • • · • •:". ... . . . .� l"riemJ9 lw1'c> ha \'t' h•,1 1· twd ur t he Dumm Rae, son, Eddie, Ma&on, W. be filling the place of Mrs. Ken­ neth Wilcox who Is taking II short reeen1 dC'u 1 h of 1 :1,orM1' Sdhl'rt of Vo.; Mr, und Mrs. Charle11 Ye.ager1 Cnh1mh11s. Mrs. Sl'i hrrt is the form­ daughter, S11\Jy and son, Charles lm1ve of 11bsence. Mr. and Mn. Paul Bonnell art,d er Phyllis King, formerly of Mid­ Martin, M11son: Mr. and Mra. Vin• children of Columbus c;ime Satur · dlc!)Ol't. Mr. S(' ilwrt w as ass111·ialcd Cl.'nt Walker, Columbus; Mr. and day for a visit with her mother, wilh OSU in u huy i n -: ci, 11.1 ,I I \·. Mr�. Wll llam Landors and son. Mr. and '.\1rs. llo:,, l '. H u ssd l, 709 S :1111 . Martins Ferry: Mu. William M ra. Rodney Downing. Mr. Bunnell ' . roturned llome Sunday and Mrs. N. 2nd Ave . . had llS holulny ,\.(11/ ' Sh Hatcldt and .daughter, Bonnie, Bonnell and children remained for their daughlt' r-in . l;1 w HIit\ �r.u1d- 81'll�lr{'; Mrs. J .oula Camden and a week'11 �lsit with th� Downing11. 11on, Mrs. Virginia Husst•l1 and son, son, Louis Jr .. Ftemont: Mrs. Nel­ David Price o( lndlana who h11s J11mcs, and her mnlhN, Mrs. IIN­ lie Hussell. Fremont; Mrs. Char­ been yisitlng with his maternal mnn Bahnsen, 11II of l'ort Clinton, les Bosko,'ick, Fremont; Mr. and grandmolher, l�l'I. Golda Mourning Ohio. Mrs. Floyd Liston, Mansfield; Mr, Mr, and Mrs. Ho y HIISSPII sprnt R. C. Fesin myer, Portsmouth; is visltln& with hl11 grandparents, Mr. and Mr,. Charles Price at Long Wf'dnesday shopping in J'arkcrs­ Miss Violet Gantt, Portsmouth;· • • •,: ' I f • • I •• • burg. eottom. M r . W. H. Farrington, Jackson. MAKIS DIAN'S LIST to Mn. J1me1 Sanborn has gone Rev. Eugene Brown was the N1tmecl to 11econd semester Dean's m inister and II Knight Templar et W1>011,r to attend the Leadership Training claase, of the Presbyter• Llsl al :Aarll'tta College ls James, cort waS provided 11t ihe servlee& Ian Chim:h meeting being lteld R. B�krr, .9ophomorc, �on or Mr. by the- Knight Templan at the thi!re. While there her 10n, David, ahd Mrs. Paul B.llker, Syr11uJ,.!:i c. Le cemelery. will be with hl• arandp-.renJs, Mr. is m.ojoriny: in c hemist ry uUer . . . . '' , ' . ' a:rad untlng fro1n Pomeroy Hiti h t1.nd Mn. Bethel Coleman. ' ' • at, School. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman :'th ;.nJ Mrs l laruld Thomil� u f :>t-l lddl('p(,r1 Pntntlll llt•rt SaLunlily in tumor uf Lht' first bi rthday of ttmr s011, T i m m�· T i m m ) ·� !urthday cake wa� 1n. �rrihi:d " 1 ! <1 ppy B i r t hday Tunrny" and vn 11•.,r of !us bu:: b 1 :-t hday l hc cand ll• �a� hurn4',I during ,•v11 n 1 n .11. l ie rp1•t•1 vt•d m <1ny x1fb frum hi- r!'i .. 1 Lvt·s �•ho a l lendl'd i t !w party Ht•fn•,.hm(•nl � nf IC'P erearn and rakt• wuv M'r H·d tu Mr a n d \ln, I ::f anfurd Thu111i1s. Mr� M�r) l >oua· hul.'. l 'ul 1 � T honH,:-., ·,i1l tonl J l .\ �t•ll, \frs. Ma bt•I W<1!b11rn ;',In E,l (•lla 1 W;dhurn . \I n U l ,1 F1ns1t1<1tl uf \ ·01- 1 u 111htb, :ind hi� �1�t1·r. Tnt•�:i S1• 1 n ! m g � 1 t 1 s w N c , rH. Audrey 'ru · .� 1 ;n1d :11r� i'l' url \ir.ives who •ven' u u 1 1llr 1 0 alt ettd. or GIVE YO UR • About M Jr'ddlepott Middleport Boy Celebrates First Birthday Saturday I .....• .,!•!!,•_.,. 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