http://66.213.69.5/files/original/886db2cb41cd06761039ad3ee0992ecf.pdf 5a3945743fe8dcb8a197ea24c06ee9ac PDF Text Text --___- ... _.,. ...... ..... .... . ... - --· ·-· · � · • •...--� . ... .. .-. _, • 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 .....• .,!•!!,•_.,. Emergency Crew Called To Hunt Long Run Man Lost In Woods Attending Canter's Caves Summer Camp Holter Services Will Be Held On Wednesday Jobless Increase I Million, Jobs · At All Time High Power Mower Stolen oe From Bedford School I ar I County Firemen Will No1·1cE KhrUSh L�g • I Says Bristling N Ole From (ke ------- _,_ ·. . 00 . }. B' 0b Ashley S•lP'lled At E3Stent Hig·h Sch As Hea. d Coaeh In F00tball, Basketball PortS Polling Place, Date Set For Meig.s' 1961 Wheat Crop Vote •- On ..... s i!P! I • '°"' llli!liili •wn , ,--, • •��ee ;wJJt � ■-- I , if!iit,XoU.l , , ,. · iw....t:,e. ,� . _, "'• •. .. -. .. ,-. . lhW/ill �rHE DAILY SENTINEL A i rl inr� fom prt i t ion �1 1 - l l a� i n s t ruments of travel <rnd com mnte t · S govi•rnrnen t p1 ilicy should be lo do C' \ f'r.\ f h i n g v. l l h t n reason to stre1,;.• thcn our own carriers. As or now, howevc:>r , the gu, '•rn. i-tient simply isn 't doing tb-at . For instouu:e, M ATS - t he M i l i tary A i r Tra nsport Sen ite is de11oting m uch of its e fforts and f�ci li­ ties to lifts which are of a commercia l nat t • re, ;i nd di vorced from m ilitary significa m:e. This has two bad effects. First, it reduces M ATS effec t iveness as a mil itary agency. Second , it l a kes from our com mercial uvcn,eas a irlines traffic that should be t heirs. foreig n l i nes-a nu rn lw r oJ 1d1 1 d 1 a r1• g1 1, . ernment-owned, and a re lwJ \ 11_\ b U h..,11lw·d Thal competition 1.-, d i l l!' 1 < 1 g 1 1 i :,, l l l l ( ' r . President J u a n T 'l'n ppt · ot o n r 1 Jf l h �· lt ad• ing A1nl'rka11 I I IH'!i 1111 o h Pd 1';1 1 1 A1n1•1 H·,1n World A Jr \\ .:Oys . n·< ( ' 11 t h .'-:lid · · ( n a fL. w months, Air l niun \1 i l l hl'gin uper;i t 1on.s as a com 1Ji1w ol Air F1 ;1 11c1• . L 11 l l h;111s:1 . A l italia , .SabL1 t1a :in d �probahl) h: L�I Th( • Bnt ish Em­ pin">- eaJTJl'r:-- . Bll.\< ' t;a 11t;i". Tran s-( ' aJJatla , Air flldi;:1 J n tc•rn;l 1 i o 1 1 ;d , ;in• o lso cou"nlina 1 i ng: their stht'd U I I':. and s;i lps ('f fnrts ;i n d poo ling revf'nuPs. This . 1 11 1•f! Pc· 1 . m:1k('.� l ht•rn all p;nt­ ncr!'.i on con11111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 " · :\('rnfl ol, l hc Sovic-t t ransport munopoh . \\ 11 h m 1 1 1·(• jets al reacly in sen'l<'L' t h.111 ;t n_v 1 1 t ht•r ;rn l i ne. i n d u d i ng the hugL· T l ' • 1 1 ·h . i:,, rapidly extt•r1<lin g its rout('!) :1 1Jroad I n 1 /w l 1gh1 flf t h is-am ! in t h e light of .,,_,. ..•.-·� 1 ..... �-,... •• .•. •· ! -.... .. .,. �" • ...,... j ...... • l OS A \c_;Et.F.S i " l'J-New•r prtsiden tial nominati on from Sen sai d1t• hMi ki•r.• of Ad lai E. :-iti�\ I John F. Kenned} · s grasp \"r1�" 1 1 ill•\/ 1 1 11d1 ,n B .Johnson ral The ir C' ause looked hopel e ss 1 1,·d t mL.1 for a ! rn 3 l desprrat<· Ke nned)' was so confidl'nt uf an .i l t i 1 n1,1 t i, ' 11 ,il ( fi r tw l l emo1:r:i l t t' e,1sy r1rst•baJJ_ot victory t hMI he a l �----- - ready was trying lo pi r k a run• ning•mntc from a fiel<I tha1 prom ◄' I} ln�nlly intlude_d Sen. Stuar t S) �l\ ll n1rn.i:ton or M1s:wuri and Gov Orville L. Fref'man or Minnesota 1 But Kenn edy's rivals refused to concede. WJth one full daY of G•u9H: Molll.l!lomcry: 16.l on UP· maneuver.ing time left before lhe per, 9 O 011 lower, 2 f�ct open; Gal­ ballot ing begins Wednef(lay ,John· l L pu\1� . 1 7 8 on upper, 9.7 on low­ ,o n 1uramoned ne wsmen to a er, 3 iecl 11pen; Lock 23, 15.8 on press conference to i1un�e an "importaut anl\OI.U lCement." uppt!r, 9. 2 on lower, dosed off. Cqndilion of Movabl• Qemi: Atl ONhlt, • ....._..,, Cte1111t The dr@ft-Stev,n,on fqrce1 ,endam� arc closed, Lock 12 throu ah e r11- led by Sen. �ik e Monrone or 23 Ohio River 8oo11s: Qownl,ound: Ok!ahoma also were atilt ,)iYe Lmk 7, Jame D al 1 : 10 a. m., 1-6; and klckl q;. Monronc}' aecuJed Lock 9, Ir enu Chol l n al 3 a. m., 4-0 the Kennttl1)' cam p of spreadint Lock IO, William Travis 11-t 1:30 a. a ralae rumqr th11t SteYenaon baa m . . 12- l ; 1.ocli: HI: PeoriJ at 4:15 ureed t() withdraw a11d place " · 111 . • 18-i; Lock !fl: I. F. Frieber­ Kennedy's name in nomin,Oon. " I am nsured by Gov. Sl.e.ven· g_cr at 1 0 a. 111., 0-20; LoeJ P: Na. t 1onal al lO a. m., 3- 1 ; LQc.k_ a5: �t· aon I.bat Lhi& rumor is utterly UP· las at l ·3o p. m. p. m., lfQ; Ela.er fQunded," Monrone y said. "Gov. l ' liff at 2 p m. 1·0; C . V. Horner at Steven1on'1 name w i ll be placed 1 . 25 a m., 2·0. ln nomination." UF-bound : Gallipolis: W. S. Rh�• The lale1t United Preu Inter1 2 55 a. 111 . 1 5· 1 : Albert �' Hol4en ul 7 15 am, no tuw mported; City of l l unt inglon ut 9 3. m. 0·2; Ulck o t Jo 2J lk:ivcr a1 10:45 p. m. 0-4: Pitlii­ hu1·gl1l'I' al 2 · 40 a. m . , !HIS. No Kanuwha River boats report. I ed. All Kauawha danu: on the ail!. 1 I 1-J'lV I REPORT n11 11o n al count o( committed delegates and known first-ballot pre• ft'rNlecs gave 1tennedy 7 43 1,, voles, Jus1 1 7 ½ shor1 o f the 76 1 req ui red for nom ination The lilly gave Johnson 407 Yo t cs. ,:; )' · mington 78 and Slrvenson 65 1 '2 with the _ remai111n,i: 227 voles �hll unc-omm1tted or pledged l o fa v or• ite sons. The Kennedy c.mp w.u Pf"i• wetw, 1fti� at 1-.u t1iVi IU"9 wtttf. .,. tht f1'1t INllot. Alijo quicken llle tne tempo of 1be aeoond d"y of the co.nventiQII WH the cert,inb' o{ 1 nu ty· figbt over tbe plallorm at toniibl'a M!aian be&:innina: al 41 p. m. (J)dU The P,latfurm crunmitlee, domi• nated b)' Kennedy sum,ort, r,, aent to the floor a propoaed plat• fqrm qmta i qina: lhe stronge�t civii rights plank i n the _party'• bi1tory. liiiOlltb.,rn d,eletale1 pled&ed I bitter-end fight against aome Qf it.a provi,iQJli, n otably an implied endonelJlenl of sit-ln demon,,tr1• lions by Nearo atudent, and a de• rnand that alJ school diatficts be· gin at least toten desetregation by 1863. 2-Daily Sen inel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0 , July 12, 1960 '. gins, former School s .Su pl'ri rl l e nd• ent, knuwmg that I � p t• n t tn ) d1 1 ld .wod and youth in l..t..' Xlll):!ton, Ky . . 1 g,we me a hook by Det· A l {' x;irn.Jer Brown about c;en. Juhn l \un1 J\'l or l gan, ano1her resJdC"nt of U'xmgton. Ky. " ' . l l s ·_ The Bold Cavahe�s. · • publ lshed 1 n 1959 hy J 8. L1pp11wolt Company. Pluladclphia and New York. l want to summariie !n�m ' that volume what Morgan 's Raiders did W the 7th . 8th Senatorial Dis• fra �ermze<t lfl lhe heat of tbUt J�ly 19 in i\11:li� Co unty, the ffi81l l'tl'lffi· m�g t o,11e 1 liu. . . . t:_e A 1 e xan der 8ro�n '.""ro1 e. 1_te i lic men c w imm g lt : . 5 o��l e 5 g�t � r on � _ o•t g u Li e � . �lall( mg bcs1dc ( mon C ap a1n rh:" iur -Allen pmn e :i0 ! na r� .5°1� tc:,s �nd t•,��arf e Ph 1�� sup h l t,a 1 1 y.. II s d I 1 t<'U 1t to 1��l one Ir�r� }he olher wh e n they re like t h at · .. , . . And . they �l.l p1cmcked toe�ther on.. Umon r t ons art er h e swim. Th� cap.:i !� soon :�.e l asl�p. spr w11 � 1 i;i� dead _men, the bo� rea:�- f. _e� curiow souvenir� hunting cmlians wan�ered up to stare and scuc-h around, �nd w �en the guards were not l �kmg t licr.. cut bu,llons �rt th e u,n,' form� of .lf organ s terr ible men • . :V� At � undown J uly HJ , 1� . th�y were m "Jasper on the Sc10to Rtvef," ranliiclc.ed JJipcr, br ushed ui,tie Lhe home auard it Piketon. ,and an all n ia:ht ride brou g h 1 !hem &o .Ja cPon, w�ere ijley ' " pa t ro n • taed" the store , - com.au,ndet' ring what they n tiede ct , auch as " woThe U . S , internation al l i nes ha ·.- e made Eleven hundred eSCaped with 111eri'• blue veili to u.iie as s un- M oTgan, and 130 with Adams. a proposal whereby they wou ld handle t h e •b(l.(le,." Johnson crossed the Ohio River t'Ommcrcia l-type t raffic now carric<I hy 4 littlt east of Jflckion . :\'lor- near Reedsville, but Morgan himJ,Jn'1 R11iders diviQe<I, Col. Basil self turned back when a rederal MATS, o n a firm cont ract basis, and t hus re­ U\3t:'a men ging Qlrou.-:h W ilkea- gunboat interfered with the ford­ store MATS to the important military duties ville ind Col. Ad11m Johnson's in_g- of the stream ove r to Be-lle­ throuah Vinton. Wi lkeilviUe pul up ville, w. Va., and others died in for which it was created. The result would bl' 110:me reiiat.int·e, and it was no1 un• lhe river. the strengthe ning of both MATS and the com­ ti1 .after midniaht. the wee sma' the fac1 t hat i ntNn;1 1 lu11:1l a i r l i nes are an in­ mercial l ines - to the ceonomic and military hour or Jylf 18, 1868, lbat Duke Morgan had 800 to cut back into st ru1111•11 ! 1 1 f 1w1 ion.i1 pn·st ig,, n tHI power , as could cont i nue. the interi or, .end they eluded cap­ benefit of the nation. It wao (lawn when Duke w ent ture. On July � they were i n the ,l through lll.ltland and joined John. forests near Zalesk i . The victory son near Pomeroy, where Union at Bullington had eased the Ohio Gov. Henry M. Ju4ih had tried to folk, but now there was trepi<la­ vhead Morg•n oil with river-trans- t ion as the survivors of the South­ � Presidenl of the Disciple s Rural ported cavalry. At 1 p. m. the Reb­ ern cavslrymen kept ioing. .Fellowlbip, (N�onal) in UHS . els sat down in Chester to prepare Soine K entuclyt f ederals joined ' • In 1967 hll was ntmed • · Rural for a fcd('ral attack, which never in the chase as Morgan's raiders \l _h , n t he A m erican Wind Symphony per form , i n t h is Mini&ler of the Year" amona maleri;.l izcd. area 011.s s11mnie r, llw :111d it'll( "t' w i l l be Sl!t•lll eou ont• of the mm�t After two hours in Ch ester, Mor­ continued to reduce in number un­ LOS AN<:F.J.ES UPI � SPn Lvn. Christian Chul'ch miniiters or unu.-.ua I s I .igt� l· tl I ht' wi_>r 1.1�· ii _1ipt•�·i1.1 1ly cunstruyted ba-rge. hPaded for Portland, " loc.i l til, down to 400, Morgan surrender­ gan don H. Johnson (Tex.) today e1; a1 Ohio. The honor was gi ve him by ed to Jam e::; Burbic-k at 2 p_ m. 1 1 �u l l bt• .:1 1 ! he (,alltpol1s l' J V('rfront , Friday, ,July 22, lt'n�l"'-d s,•n. John t'. Ken111•dy to l (Cor. tinoed F rom P.ge One! the Ohio . Christi an Missionary Soc• ���i ?, active as horne:ts in their July 26, 1863, one we ek aft er the as <I sl .igt· fiir a _ rn11n• 1 t .a 1 tl: 1 5 p.m . l ,ast year t h e sy mf)hon y r1111>111· r.ulio•TV d ('b;itu on 1·onvt'lta . l or v ,1 1HI \Ll_\ M ! .('gar was inst ru('t• iety. It was 8 p. m . July 18, 1863, battle at Portland. cll'l!W an t• Jll liu::,:1ast 1<· f'/"OWd of 1 0,0on a re a t nusi c lover s . ! ton i!ls111.:s before tht' Tcxe.� a nd i·d . tu 1·u11 1 ;1c-1 the> t clrphone com. The Millers are n ot strangers " when t h e ::;couts fumbl <'d tht>if Tl1(' h;1r1:c e:illrtl · · J ' o i nl { " 1J U1l t e r Ma ssat·husctts convent i on dt!l<·ga pauy r1•l.1 1 1v1• In 1111 provC'd serv i ce. Mi.tjof George Rue, a 6-foof.2 Meigs County, From 1938 to wuy in1') Portland on the Ohio Riv• to HOL Z E R: HOSPITAL Jns1 u l l:1l l1Jll ,11 anu1 hcr !ire sin•n Adrni��m m. ,l ull 9 J > a vitl K i rk, 11111 11!" on whkh l lw A111l•rit·:in l ions. they lived in Bradbury and er." when� the Kentuc kien_s tried Kentuckian, was cheated out of 1949 .Johnson Issued the l'hallt>n�[' at :1 111•;11 " I 111· S11j.!:1r llllll Mill WitS also "Midillt•p11rl , ii-I r-, l!idi;,nl ll Tid \\.' i11d Sy111ph1111y giv1•s th eorH'1•r1.� served the church es at Bradbury, wilh tht'ir eye,s to penetrate the the actual surl'ender in Columbi• twrl . �fo�.,11 11,1 1 � ,l,ihn A H·r .i !-o:ir is I ::!� fl't'I 1 1 1111-: hy :IO fPt•t wir lt• nrws conf,•rcnce in wh:it appear• il1S("\h',l'll W J l t 1 !IO 3(' 1 \ 0 11 1akell, Bradford, Rutlan d and Dexter. g loom to sri' l he shores of Vll"gin­ :ina County, though a marker on w ! ! h ll sta.1;1• ;1 n•a l h�I i� UO fe1•t 1•d lo hi• ii lust-d 1kh o l ! t·mpt lo D I SCUSS L E V E E "''Ill . 1•1111wro) Th�i r son Don was born in Athens i n - un he knownst to the raiders the si te neRr LlRbon says the sur­ lkp11 1r 111" th<' 1'u111t•ro)' J1_1vee was JulJ !IJ \I i � Alhi rt J W ll':il wrdi• <•_1 l lw pr<1.� t·Pr11 11111 .i 11d ·14 halt ! h1• Krnnutly hantlwai.:oJ1. in 1938. The Millen also hav e a West Virgini a had already been render Wit$ to Rue, at the "Farth­ lfan11P: \t r., l l◄il,11) 11. Hi.:) 111,id�. 1 ret•I w t l lt· a! thi• hark . Johnson made public :i n t'X · 1l 1s1•11,�1•d W l l h 1 ) 1 ) ad ion taken. daughter, Kelhy, 14, who wi l l br born as a Unwn stale, but, under est point North ever reached by Cn11ru- dn11111 Lt•:.llp Ful!:t told 1hc M a11on . M r.� 1 1r1 1ll1 · I I . l l11g11t· a freshman at Eastern High 1he th rory that what you don ' t any body of Conr�derate trooJ)t J\ l tcrn:il t • rf'd 0 1111 whir(' JHlllf'ls C'l11.111gf' or telegrarns wi1 h t h� Clark, H:1ymoncl . ';1pt ( 1 hi.1 l il ("OUl11 ' M 1ddl1.'purt . W; , rn, r n l 1vr·r .' 1 1 1 1 a n d f l ;igs fl}• ing H hovl' (l t •�lgrii•d fronl•run ninl;l Kl'nnedy who aJ)School. Mrs. M iller (Elaine ), also know won't hurt you, the Confed­ duri ng the Civil War." _ the for 11µi1wer ; 1rn·1 l � J1. I v h•pul l 1-::1 11 , s.- . H 11! 11rnd ,\l r, J\ l l rP1t f,: wi t h ,H·oii.� li t ·al u ru lii:htin Wared to hf' graduat rolling ( ed from Bethan y College eratcs sought still to see the soil towards 11n i:: rt!• t•arly• in• lwd neers, EHgi uf orps l An11.1· I I ( , r11 11 . U,1c11h ·. \Jr� I l a r11ld Mar I ipu rt'nwn ls in minilt I t s ,11111, llot h 1934, preRiden end has been teaching o f t he Soulh . in liRI norninu• I J fy• .i dl'J,ar1 his that ,1,1.;rn1I forui;dlr • 1•111 I Jo l 1n,·�. \1 ra<·t1�•· . 1 io11. Johnson' for past s ('halleng th 8 years at Pi ke Towne 1• wa. � i.�­ i,i;:: � .\ "sl l'tn :ilf,Jw.� l lw musi c• 10 A stron g earthwork lay in lhe sui•d as u reply to Kl'tllw<ly's rt>- munt wHuld st udy lhu love<' prob­ near D e lta. Sthool ship , lw lward ovrr ;i la r.t:(' QCiOf w.ey of the invaders, with, writes an•:i 1,1 l'n q ui•s1 t u mt•ct, H1:--d1a n�1-.. , .J1d_1 !I :\]rs. llilW "' ion t'C'commentlal a m,1k•• anti km 'l'he Millers will succeed Mr. D ee A lexand er Brown, 300 U · on as a candidal c, with whi•n t hi> ti:irl-(f' i . � moun•d 20 m s11u l .arhach . \1 r,., .lut111 .larrell J., W d Thabet and e Fr Mrs. and Mr. repair. li·v('i' 111 as t h e Te,c.is delegatio n. and Mra. Hal Doster in -the Parish, m · ran Irymen and two cannon. \\" MNc ·1 •r \\ ;u-� ,\k1•r:-- . B i l l Shaw r,•i·I or morl' oH shm·e. " irls Meson of s• ... nt a week e4 "11 p1. t " L.rl<. w11s t t1e speaker at � J. P. Milliir began his work Mr. Doster recently became · Hrv. 1'he det·rs1on • · · ti was· t O wa1· 1 un 1 I 1 cenUy :\lrs r li:irl1 · , H1 ·, h,1p , W 1 l l i it1ll Ar "As u firm bl!lievc r in the Lhc J11mt I 'umcroy Middlf•port lhts week as pastor of the Shade Church R,ilat i ons Executive at with her brother and Cami�y, ' ' l'nin! C 'n1111li•rpo1 nt ' · is th <! r<!• 1 · J u Y 19 to a .ic k m order t o g ut Mr. and Mni. Lester W. Forem.en, 1 11 1 1 1·, ,1r� H r• \\'l11!t•, !\Ir.� . 1 )1•11 lw11r ,'-a l hall a.� Wl'll ns lht• t'"on• Ut•mocral k prol'<'IIS. l'Nprdally :is t " ham twr l!f C!illlllll'rce di nnf'r Valley rastorial Unity of Christ- Beth a ny College. to Buffington Ford and cross the J r., in • Sa vanna h, Ga. 1 1 1 :- ! t",1 1 l'_ ,lul\11 ll.11rc!. J i - l l ri•1 l lr• iL rel.11t1•R lo nalional party 1·on­ nwclrni.: hl'rt' two weeks ago. It Ian Churches al Tuppers Plains, 1·1•rl s1<1g1• f1ir l lw ,'l7 riwmlwrs of 1'he M ,· 110,, we•e • •·ecently hon- Oh'10 • 1ver on a foggy su nday · l , 1 1 1 1 L'. . \ 1 1·s 1 ;1 •or�:,· 1 1 1 .,111,p . Th 1 1 1 1 1 l li1• Anwrit•;rn Wind \•f'nlions , Mr. m y I and Mrs. Edward Ryan and s11j.!g1•. � n ! 1ha1 on action hcr rl u l' 1ml 1 ut-(l'cP1I was in O,an"e, Hemlock Gro w•, and o•, ed on three cea,,· on, ,· n the'1 r mor ,,,· ng, •·uu t , the ear lh wor k was Symphony aN .\l u l l i 1p,. \l i-s c ;,, !lr,,:, , l l , 1r11 k . ( ' 011dt1!'1 11r HrJht•rt ,\1J.� l i 11 Bo11- rt'HJ)UllM• In YOlll' rt'QUt•.�t we ap. l h l ' IP\l'c ht• dl'lil) ct.I punding rce• tone.,Bottom ramily and i"r. and Mrs. Marlon Ri• the pa st 8 years community. In � ay the board and empty V, 1 1 1 1.1111 Oidd h·, /\I r�. :\l.,rr1� L;rnJ.: dr1•au 1uls I lic• orl lw�tra l l1 rou)!h pear l ugcthur be!orf' a jriint s4"s• 0111 murnl:it 11111� front the C1irps or M r. Mil ler For · zer and daughters, alt of . reof · the stor p bren hes � " ,talr of p·,ke Sch""I held a d, n1 G·cu. •1u dn h·s "river-borne cava I · turned on Saturday afterMason, 11,rn. ll1•1•q•_v 1 .,111.t: , \fr ,. , 1-:r111•s1 n·l11•;1r.,ul sion of 1he Texus an<l spend En,l{il1l'l';·s. l\.1ass,1thu• in •"' n st•ssum.� a1 vi1riou" Church ar Christian Win11meg u ... a r ner 11 ty honoring Mrs. Miller ry,nan •coming up alter a night a vac.ition in Florida. c ;11od and 1111"11111 , ll l i-s 1-:ug1•1w t i Hll'S durill!; t h,· day, H ild sl' II� dul1igatio11s in CllUCIIR, nnd ,, l l uwrvt·r, the sl r<'el depan ment Della, Ohio. lhc for school. her the On in work march rom Pomero Federal 1 s y. 81•:u·s 1111(1 ntfo n!, Mr�. l v:111 l 'l1k_ p uhllr is ,1lways wclrom<! Fred Banschbach move d 1 5 t to wulch dttbate the major issues on which wa1 imlru<·led to ) )<1lch W,flus in Mr. Miller took hi& u nder'trad. June 7, the Winameg Ch1irch , hud from ,l he rear a'46'ed 14l,.tho Jui,:i}._ . wookl. to his home in Cinclnn:u Jms .irit! i111' ;1111, M l"'fi ( ):11- r.1.1 U Wal• ' thJsc bodieN ijoJcmnl y , wiU W11tcr's the to ng i lc.id rood tho a.ct ' un1 f' work ll l But ler College o f a reception on th e occasio ll of lade. "�onvergmg upon Adam where he will spenl several weeks " ·" u1111 i,1r1111 1 . lofo r lhis week," Johnfi111. q� cdc1•. "" "" '· Jn"1du Fil ll't'S H c ligion in lndia1�opolis, Ind., and their 25th wedding anniversary ?ohnson s Se �nd Brlgad �. guard· recovering from a reeent heart at. AGREE ON SHRIMP .,...., ... .... � ,0,�< w<c; ,::: , "{ j) July lll L.irry IIM)'li•s. Thoma" t, st'al c-mi l in,! on t h e- tw,t water• ai Bethan y College , Belhany, W. of J, P. and Elaine. They received mg the road l rom Chester. tack. � is employed at the Phili p . -0,•spife 'J lll INl:TON WASII [ Sh11u11rnkl'r, '\lrs. Viola Na1, 11H, The f,og li!ted. Brown wrotl'I t hat Sporn Plant. rmut 1>ark i ug lols was <li.�CUSSNt Va. l ie received his B. D. Degree many good wishes and lovely l ':..w• Cnnl◄ 1 l l , H. M l larsliharJ.: N, o! ht•r dirr('rl'll("f'S, ! ht• U n i l l"'rl .M r. and Mrs. Cliff Clericu, with cli•rk 1<:ilna $('h n <'ri li•h i ,1 . from thti College or the Bible in gifta. On June 29th s joint fare• �organ s Ha1ders found the_m se lves Arlh11r .\.1 1 l tn•1•, Mn1. K1•1111<"1 h Sla li•s hll(I Culw Sl'I' 1'.Vl' lu t'Yt' on Lc,cington, Kentucky in Hl44. well party was g i ven by the m a V-shaped valley,_ a mi_le long daughter■ and Fred Porter, alland co111art 111 rt1l'tE•d l � for firms rue th 0,1 Krllh. ,\I r� l{ulph �k( : lwl', '..I r., �hrirnp. T/w I I . S ( ' uhun l 'ommiH• Sin rc his consec-ralio n to the Grange, the Church and the com• and �early o . half�1le wide, _ on Springfield, Ohioo, were weet end csl i m:th•s. Haymond 1 1_1·1•,,, lil'ht•1·t·;1 l\kK1•mi1•, sio11 i"or 1 /ll' Co 11 1mrv11tion or 11 w:is voled tn nwke $125 11vail• ministry in 1930 be has dedicated munlty at the Aetna Grange Hall. one stdc o_r which w�re l_wo Union iuests of Mr. .end Mrs. Relph War, ,\I r� J ).,�•h· .\fr( ; r11w. Mu1·p. 11J'1 •! Sl1•w Shri u111 in t ht• r:111r of MexiC'o has :1ble II) 111;ild1 u likP sum furnished himscll to the r ural ministry. Six- Around 200 gathered to ex press gunboats m the Ohio }{Iver. with ner and family. H1 . I J011._:l;11; l-lu1·kt- l t . Hn•11d;i UU!:ih. H):rt 'l'd i 11 I l:1 v;111a 011 :i joint rl"'• tiy the fi r,•nll'll for n rcprcscnta- t een ycurs of his 25 ycll.f ministry their friendship and to wish them the only escape out lhe . narrow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Li sh and M 1·H, 1 · . r;. Th1v1•1l('l'I". M rs. llO!:ili M'nrcll woi:.:rnm un ways or im• �,,... ,v��,r•tff=� tivt• 1 (1 ..iUrnd ! h(' t·onvc11lion of the have b�en In Ohlo. He sc_r__ ,_ __ h_ r 1_ o_ l e__ n��_ ro_ r_w _$e_ ,k_.___,_ o_ God w_ d a_,__ __ _n_e_w__ ve ir ._ e_ __ th_ __ ln d_ e_ t h_e_ A n_ d__ e_ as son, Eddie, spent the week end e v ..:... Todoy ( ' ulllrt•II, l n fai1! �Ldt• l lt•;11mwt1 I , prnvir11,! .� h1·1 111p rtshini: off the Ohio Stall' Fin•Hwu ' s J\ssudnlion. - - - ---visiting relatives and friends in July 1 2 M rs 1 ;11•nJ1 ll1•;i11n111n !, M r-.� . t lra (•1111 � 1 s or C11ti,1 1111<1 l 'lorida. · M,yor l;•g"r "'PO<led t cc,•ipt, or McKinleyville, w. Va , and in The TNmage Chu111 of the Brad• N u l l <•r, .\1 rs W I i liam .Sno1IJ.(n1.�:., $7:l:1.:m ne. .lu for Shadysid ff e, Oh io, WhUe there they ford f'hurrh or Chrisl will mel't Rl BOATS CLASH M r.� 1 · 1:iyl on 1\1 1111 ' 1" an,t infn11 I . _ till' hnmc 1(01111 1w .� l n•l't irnd li�ht ing proattended the we,dding of Miss Rosul Roberta Hoover nt hl('lll!! werl' dispo!lt:d o f :ir1d lht• H EYK.IAVIK, ll't'l.und llPJ li11·1 hs, fol) l l A daud114'1" 1u alie Gasci in Bdnaire. m. p. 7::m kt•lunrll<• mul llnt isl1 hunts d:1.<.h ('ll \fr irnd "\ Ir" H 1rhard Byrd Toi h i l l s wer,, read and nnlcced P"ld M c, and Mrs. Charles Yeage , and • c n�ain '.11it11du .v 111si1lt• k1·land's 12lwrl . M a-"(111 l ' n·s1 ·n1 for 1 hf' mcrt i11� wi•re May• M WSf'S, h•d i lJn ' 8rn ily S\lenl a few days last week / Melhodi Churrh, > milt limit llul H Bri1 ish �unho:11 ' , What can Christianity do to Protestants are 1lso increasi n g vhliting Mr. and Mn. Robert Fe nUnited Prisa lntlrn■tlon•I Jii!v 1H A d:1 t1_1.( l1t1•r lo Mr. 1111d i11h•rvunc>d to pro1c>d tht• Brilish l'unwroy, mmil::; Tm.•sday, July 1 2 , nr I A'· oJ.:Hr. ( J t rk t-:dna Schoenl <' h ilm nm ut 7 :30, p. m. at the d1 11rch. t c mw 1•n F ull z. llol'ek, Col• For more than 1 00 years, CYer cope with the Moslem challenge? ly conscious or the nee d to sur- ton and dauahter, Lima, Ohio. M n, Holtl1� ll l <i> .1 11111ds. M a.� 1111. l rawh- 1 . "A111 horily of lhf' Su ipturc " i.s lms, lli1.t•r ,111i1 �khat'f('r. ¥ r. 111"1.d M rs, Walter Tyree and sinrc Dr. Livingstone blaied a Protestant and Cathvllc _church render leader�hip of A(r ican th,, l opic for a Bible study to tw · ch i ldren of Mt. I-lope, w. Va. rem i.ssionnry trail lnto the Jungle, leaders are earnestl y seeking an• churches to native clergymen·. twlfl ul l hc Bradford Church or it has been confid ently assumed swera: The'y reject any notion of Beca11 se there ls a great short- cently movpd into the Dor Ebers. Chri.sl al 7:30 p. m . Wt! dnesd11}' . A("HO.'S,,S ill the west that Africa would waterma: down the Christians gos ' age oP trained African clergymen bach property in MaBon. :! Cnpi l11I l:,! 2. A $lJi:-11,1111 11 U UU\J Julr 1 3 l. Jewh1ll l"llOf some day be come a Christian pel and moral code to compete rorelgn missiomirles wlll conlin, hnngl!l'• The Past Councilors or Chester mo11 I It with the simple - and convenient ue to be needed in great num 3, Adnm', 1 i ' Oil continent. Council Daughters of Anwrica will 6. \ > ll(1"1·s /'IHI\ 23. Cop!1•l' That assumption ls now be ing reli Rion which . lllam is o Uerina hers for a long tlme to com e . But EVOT NTEJt� ( 11l11ug l meet at the home of Mrs. Oscur 4 1 1 1 1·0 · ED T• O I 21. Mi·. . � .." ft1dely sh.iken. Another major re- to Afrlcap converts. the rar-slghted ones are already D 11. l 'art uf lho r, l•::-.:t 1·1l • °IIOll!lgll Weber. A mh1cel l aneow1 shower that dramat ic ll'toYing q uietly into the back • Of' -IGS�MASON A.DA, hey belte all-out bid T, ligion te is making an (Conl imn'd from Page One ) 1•n1· C. 1•1•11111!0 ' 2!'1. 1-> 1•ri11m111 lh:har"' I, � 11\61_, honorin g Dolores Krauufe r, whose rive in l)l•ci·mb n. for the allegiance of the teeming steps mu1t be taken to show At- ground, into servJee and advisory J.2. Mi'mnrt:1I rm Idler 27. Nn lT(JW Pu�ed eve17 ,l't�a et marr l u i:e will be a n event of Aumilllons who are emer&lng from ri c-ans that Chrt1Uanity 11 not & posts, while Africans take over > -Ai:reed srt to informal an k D11y l'\'1•11t W.S. l inlcL gust, will be held. di11rnsslon with 1hc Pomeroy coun• primitivism In Afrlca. And It tp• "European ex_port " nor a "wh i te the bishoprics and superlntenden- � 8'1D((a.7 by The IJblo Vall• :l:l. l<..ot·rbrnll11g 7. M.'Hl('t!tlno :n, Yes hlllhi.ne C0211p&DJ • JlO 1114" to hold a decided man'a religion" but a universal ctea. 14. f..ot·ll!lll nnn11• I rllnl. ) The Federate4 Circl e w'II mce-1 cil fin• r•.J111111itlcr on $36 ch.11. rges pears at present � _ . -� -, Olllo . 11 St., Po"'or-----cc--c-==c-. 'lb f 81 anity. ll r · I l Ch over I ead by madf' a for uy r l'ume iillej• fire \· ,-�trnl11.1·' 1 A1t11,Je, �- I\ lpanL 15. Wnlluw I n 3:.1:. A&·rcn u1 1 h e church al 6 p. m. for a pot• edly at llw of �1111!, pbone !lce I_, , DUTY ON NUR51' o4JIOf Th e rI va I fa Ith la Is Iam. Foun- I M idt.llqiort•nwncd x arfl Brn!dlng-s min:, ( K]ILUJ.,) 4.0. Mr. luck plcntr supp1_1r with dessert T ns ANGEl.ES UPI - A spe- '1 ofl.i.ce Dhone WY2-2,-. Pope John XXIU took one aucb ,-,v "i""' d e Mohamm pro�et the by ded 17. AhN1•11t ltl. 1-"1�h,'K, 3/i. Compldo Gn1·rowo.y provided by the hostes�es, Mn,. bage 1l11 111p, IHtl uu! by Pome roy recently when he named an tial /illifl of Interns and nurws i1 Enaed u secomf c,lfu matltnl ! In the '1 th Centu A. D ., lalam step JH. .lump rliimrdu1· 41, Awry Phil Wllliamaon, Mrs. Lena Huber firemen. the College African 1 o Ne,ro to ._.alter a, the poll OfflCI - p., 1 adm i set nister to to the l hoarse -Asked 1-luyor Kl"'nncth McEI- has always been, I1 e Ch rIShanity, C1rdi11•l1 for I'l l ', 21. A llwrirnn J7, Old ( dial.) and Mrs, Willlum Baker. firat time in throal.s and swollen hands that trO)', Ohio. the f religion. evana:eUcal lnten&el)' n a hinny to lfi. ( 'll .V t 1·uhHl huvc the sLai(' highway moth Irish 42. CJty {PR.) • hlstorv. --■dv.-i National d ti th 1 en w on eonYen e ng ur come h . W. h:i<liit 22. F.nrl .Y in­ C'll.pllnl 44. M1m'-" nick• Meigs County Volunteer Fire. dep11rl.mont modify itli propossl to 8ut untll a few yean aa:o, lb , pene __!______ � 1 ."::: ... .. ., h��LJk.ttln � e� . n: each greet delea:ates enthu1ia&lie 1 TO -•■T INDll'INDINCli hnhlta11t!( J9. HL'lglim 1lR1T'IO men'ri A111oelatlon meets at Syrs- abandon maintenanrc or the road• tration of Africa wu lar1eb' con• "T. ... "\ � Q.t,; other with strong handshakes or ��cm- Ave.. New ,rojt O\'l ' 1"!4 l ' 1·1•r, 11 or Brlt:1!11 i·lv1•r 415. Angor �ide park in Middleport: the state fmed to t he Arab eou�trIes frJn a• cuae Town Hall B p. m. PARIS UPI-Four more former make f69 y� over-lonll ,peechet. 21\. Mr. Pnlu The White Rose Lodge will proposed Middl1_1port take it ov er, ing the Mediterranean. French col(Ullea i n Africa were ' ' , Sulllcr:lpUoa bl • 26 , Ori1•11lill e miuionarie1 Today Moslem ar assured today of independence meet lhia Wednesday afternoon at or ehc lhl' stale would relurn the -,rHOTEL CHAIGIS HST . J)J � b e n111•11c .1, the Ame rican Legion Hall in property to Its owners. It is be· movina: e nereetically into the v ut and will Join Madagaae•r. the SuLOS ANGELES UPI -' The Am" Ill 20. Fibb,•d licved cxc1'�Rive damai.w hy vandal s "black. belt" o f lro,ical Attica dan and &eneral II new- COW:Jtrie1 · bassador Hotel announced it would the � ·SeDtlne cWlc, &tl,.'4 , m p. I al Middleport l 30. Ju11w11 , ,... • ', ha� caused the stale to seek to be south or the Sahara Qeffrt. onCfl under �nch rule. French bill former President H•rrv S. -"- 80:, ,1o-. lllODIIIII -·, -• ••· Whllnmib The Meig11 County Foxhunters rid of the park. Cornes Hom. C---� ,..._.,.,._ oUicl&la announced Monday that Truman the rea:ular $125-per-day ;_ffC). ,i!J �,;ito.r nnJlt � aYII I, Association will meet ' In a regular -Approvrd FishPr s motion to EYBnge liat Billy Grahim, who an lll'fllment bad M;eD reached cost or his reserved room. HST , e:, one mc,nth, '1 lb' Jll-11: NII ' 'I 32. Window &eHlon Wednesday at Bald knob$ approvr the 1001 b11clge1 (rstimai- conducted an e!cht week crusade to the tvo Coaat, Upper Volta, hH now deeided · not to attend f'tll' . ;::,; r?. "Ill:· •aootlll, panr "-21' &Jat• a1 8 p. m. ed) showin� expedcd rece ipts of In Afrlca earller ttils ye ar, co me Nt,:er and ri.homey, thr convention. Jll!!tllat.·pa � �.. fJ ' S.'.l. Clo10 tCI � 14 JULY $81 ,200, expentlitcres or $103,921 home deep1y concerned about t he � 3t. Aromalic . , �" The Twille:ht Garden Club will wilh a halon,o e,perted this year vlgorou, Moslem ehallen1e to IJll<'IJ meet at the home of Mrs, Carrie or approximntcly $30.000 to mak e Chrlstlanlty. � :HI. l'nrh1•il I!. .,- ry -, , . Nye, Mulberry Ave., at 8 p. m . for up tho diUerencc. He aaya l1l1m la wlMlftl ...._ 38. Thnc ,,r a picnic supper. Mr1. w. R. Shas• - 1'ramfcrrerl $5,500 rrom the cony1rt, for t¥tty th.-.. won .--,-----<,-------.!;....-'-� �� - hlgl11•11t " teen 11 CO•hosteJa. A 1peclal fea­ ,.. nernl fund to <ho swimming pool by Chrllll..lty. B!n•nglh itlEV'VE BOUGHT A SUBUASAN RS 'nlE M'-S'il./lNT$ LIVED � llm• or the evenlne will be a work fund. 413. TT nly, tu i-. Seve cal factors have combined � WITH A Bij,t,1/11'1FUI. VIE.IV · HOMJ:l WINDOWS BIG WJ1)I FLAT shop In char1e of Mrs. Paul Bur Hnnmtl -Appro\'rd Smith 's motion to to give Islam a bl1 adv1nta1e ""' �� PEEPi-foLE --SIZE ·WINOOWS �•• AHO WALL IJ�C:K .A Jff QUT , Club. Garden Che1ter e th of ,e. F:ast l 111llnn ,_ a.�k J. S. Garwin, Sweeney-Carl- over Chrlatlanlty In woolni Afrl· • Portland Wor.thwhtJe Guild wright Co., Columhus. to submit a cans away fr.om the bu.1th Codi of SI lll'<'h 1// ., • 4.7. H11IUlghlf.'I" me e ts at the home af Maxine fee propoi;-111 £11T ading as Middle- trlbal rella:lon1, CR. Alway■ Prtce 1t 'l p.m, Thursday for a port 's financial advi11or in the sewChristianity Is seriously handl• � 4.9. Rub, out picnic aupper. capped because man,r fiercely naerago project. / I' DO. 1'llr,1;e Joly IS -Approvl'd Childs' .molion for Uonallstlc and race-eonaclous Af• • ll(tWN" The Hom1builden Class or the Zerkle lo serve on the flremen'.11 rlcans look upon- it as a "white , J, Below pf, Bradford Church or Christ will insurnncc board. h1an'1 reU1ion" that w,s broucht (na11t.) meet l'rlday at '1:30 p. m. at the 1- 12. -He ard Sheri f( Rubert Harten- Into Africa by coloillal powen church. bach's notice read that lockup feel Qf Europe. DAILY CRl'l'TOQI JOTE - Hen'• how IG·work ll: .:: .>mlna: Events .July l '1 for women are $2, meals 40 cehtl l11am, on the othet hfnd, ii � A X Y D L P A A X R ' The Capehart family re union each, and laundry, 15 cents. prueuted 11 ''In Africtl) ' ·beil1t h l, O N O P F. L I. O W has been 1et for Su�day, July 17, -Heard the mayor•, report, the relJeion" which h11 �ever had 1 One letter ■Imply 1,tnnd.11 for IU'LOthcT, In lhl.11 RRn1pl(! A hr 'Liff� at the Syracu1e P•rk. A b11fiket treasurer's report, and the cl erk · ' eolor li ne. for tlle threo L'.i. X fo r the ':.\\a 0'.11, otc. Slnitle )l\ttCl"II, 11poa­ dinner will be aerved at noon. Gene Grate'!! report: Islam m,tea far ea1ier de. t.rophe1, the lengU• onll tur�ntlon ot tile woi-da afe all hlnLt. All rel1tlvea are urged to be pre­ -Approved ordinance 841, by 1nand!J on lti African con.verb -=ach day the cOOO lelleH are different, sent. sus pending rule,, tor Middleport lhan doea Chrl1U,nlty. For Him• to contribute $2,062 lo the e11timat• pie, ■n AlriC1n who beeomet • A Crypto:ir,m q 1mtllllo11 NIW aUIINIII ed $23,000 project wllh th(! Stfite Moslem cu contJnue, to have COLUMBUS UPI-Ohio htd 77& D11partmenl or Hi1hways, in re- 1ev1ral wt.vea. Thlt ii no amJU R 1 t. K Q T 1'- T LIWG K LR UQW T new bullne11 lncq.rporatlon, In pairing the T, a section north or consideration In overwhelmtn,:ly R A J 1' W Y V W K W Q Z I A I S V T W K J L' I .lb,7, pJacln,: it first In the East the T on North Second, and a sFC• poly,:amo111 tropical Africa. North Centnl State■ and IUth In lion at Locust at south Third apd Ial■m h11 atao 'been willina to tbe alt.Ion, Secntlry of State South Serond.,ava, thf■ summer. le� Ill new converta continue to Ted W, Brown lftttounced today. M ayor McElhlnney lwore In ¥t. · practlct m1n.y ol the ritual, of New Yott, Callforaui, Florida and ,s,,rben-y e,rller Monday and pj,e- their old tribal nllgJono, bldutb II.-. Jene, 111..,_.i Oltlo'I to- NIiied I rev!Md 1111 ff t'Ot)'Mitlle jq bloclt illqle, •�!<b· Clartltlp CCft. llli&nmenta.. , � 1i; · aflll..._ -■aat _ 191i1r,1, ' . . 1 4 f"'' ,, , , . .. ' , . Johnson Woul d 'Poi nt Cou nterpoint' Com ing 1,o Area For Ju] y 22 Concert Lure Kennedy To Late Debate N•• • Firemen ()ppose (:hangin � Setup b'icl. �~ Rev P Miller t\llUIQeil New Duties As Shade aIIey_ pIIQtOf I . -- SMason venhE ' ., Islam-"'1" nn1"ng More Afr1·cans Than Chr1"st1"am·ty In Race For IdeoIog1•cal Re1•1g1ous· JontroI 1 -- --- -- DA I L Y Bond TH� DAILY SENTINH Issue toomin g .• ' " ,, " ,. " .. ., •• "°fil • ,. ,. 'i �·· ,, ,. - .. •• ,. ··- .&- '" • ., Profiles Of Candidate Race ' I I, ly Unit.cl p,.... lntern.atlonal The men expected to be In se­ riowi conU!ntion for the Demo­ nomln■tion cratic presidentlal thil week: Lyndon BelnH JohnMn, !H, the tall lean Texan whose wlte, ranch da111hter1 and ramily dog all carry the sam e init ials he cuff­ links Jn hh eleg,m tly tailored Bh)rt.s, I "Somebody has to be in the mid• die If you're to g et things done" Johnson Nid or himseH last Wet!k.. It's an accurate sumup of a career of Senate leade rshi p i n which, as the younge st floor leader ever 44 on his election in 1953 he pulled together s dissi­ dent minority party. And as ma­ jority leader of an out-of.the• White Hou6e party, he has com• promised the way to leglslation in the last four years, Pre■ident Roosevelt, a "great Democratic llbenl' ' under Har ry S, Truman and a "voting liberal' ' against McC arthyism. John Flh..rald Kennedy, 43, the U. S. senator ro r Massachu­ setts who asys ii he's too young to be president, Col umbus was loo young lo discover America. Second or nine children of Jo­ seph P. Kennedy, later U. S. am• bassador to Drltaln and R ose Fitz­ gerald Kennedy, daught�r of a mayor of Boston, he became a millionair e at 21-by his fatb· er 's gift-and displayed almost equal intellectual and political precocity. His first book, "Why England Slept" publiahe d when he was 23, becam e a best-seller. His sec· ond, ' ' Profiles in Courag e " writ­ ten in 1954 and 1955 during his conval escence from spinal surg ery "I believe that I am progrcs· won a Pulitzer Prize for biogra­ sive and prude nt without being phy. radical. I th i nk I am co nservative Kennedy won election to Con­ wi thout being reactionary, '' John­ in 1929, but the most dra­ gress son said. He said he was called display of his vote•getling matic a "fighting Ubeul" when he first cam e in 1952 when he powers went to Congress, in 1936, and Henry e feated incumbent S en. d quickly beca me a protE!ge of Cabot Lodge Jr. in a year when Re publicnn Dwight D. Eisenhower handily carried the state. Pro­ minent in Lhat campaign and in h is political efforts since have bee n his large, stlrac-tive and so­ Conv•rtible ciable family, and a keen pro­ fessional organization. Nothing cleon1 your Ewing, Ste'llnson, 60, Adl•I rug1 01 well as twice dereated for the presidency th• eoaygolng by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, once declared whe n he was de­ Convertible layed in reachini: a Washington only engagement by the welcome lo Ge n. Cha r les de Gaul le: ''It seems m y fate to be always get· $69.95 ting in the way ol national he­ roes." Stevenson, th e n seeking a sec­ ond term as governor of Illinois was drafted for the presidential nomination in rns2 with the - ac­ tive support or retiring President Harry S. Truman. He !ought a Rutland, Ohio hard primary campaign tor the · HOOVER I RUTLAND FURNITURE The Economical Distance from v,, Mei gs & Mason Coming Events I Men On The Spot ! Stand Against Senator Kennedy's Juggernaut ���.f •�? .,!.���. ;;.:�:;;iti!i:f;;:��:��:E Stepl1enson, Johnson Backers Rally For Last Commentating Editorially The U. S. oversf'as airl i 1ll's. rn 1 J11s d 1 :1 matk Jl'1 age. fore Luugh t"n m pt - 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 f n 1 111 . is a Str1i lt Li11 t1 STARK'S PHARMACY Phone WY-2-%586 E. MAIN STREET POMEROY, O. United Methodist Ruth Class Has Picnic Monday 4-H News D trleno Torren<o and Cary Mo , Pomeroy Benders rls were gue1t., at a recent meetmg By Mrs. Rui...-1 P•inter of tht B and C Junior Homemak. 0 $ eefiJng Howard Hauch of Newark called 4-H Clubs Hold ers at the home or Carla 'Morris. The Youth P'ellowship of the En• il l the �ainter home Thursday. The annual picnic of the Dau�h· Mrs. Betty car�e ton, a� viaor , was Douglas Jo hnwn ,pent Satu r-day Food Project te rs or Ruth clau oI the United in charge O, tne mtttmg d urmg terprise EU B Church met Monday Ill Monday with Mr and Mrl. Wm. Method.isl Church waa held Mon­ which plans for project comple• evening at the church. The Pomeroy Benders Junior Taylor of Addi110n . day ■t the home of Mn. Geor ge tion and Judging were diSC'UHed , lt Semor 4·H Club1 held the ir and Bronn Ruth led Devotions by A !i-1 r. and Mrs. Jame1 Snodgrau food pro1ect Satur<Uly •t tbe Joachim, East MaJn Street. waa reported thai the June bake th e rs and Elsie Arnold opent'<I the of Addison r;;illed on lhJ. Robert Following a potluck dinn er al sale had been successful. C.irla · home o f Mrs Ha rold Lohse. · mee ,mg. D ur Jn g the bU!I ,· ne,,, ,e,· Painter, Thursday. noon, a short bualneu ses:aion was Morri.s, reporter. A noon lund1con w1111 prepared aion with Miss Arnold _pr�� idm �. Mrs. Mary Bailey spent .i c-ouple conducted by Mn. Joachim, pre•l· • ' ' by the girls on the fire place and to picnic b a made were for plans I e Heil• Will with )Ir. Mn. days and dent, which opened with devo• served oul of doors to the mem­ The anrfual judging on outdoor u tions by Mies Augusta Genheimer cookery of the Pomeroy Benders held at F r ked Run Lake on Friday man. and Mn. Lohse, Mrs. C. E . 22. July Mr and Mrs. Robert Painter and ber.It usi ng as her topic "What of lhe Sen ior 4-H Club was held Fr iday and Mn. Geneva Nolan Blake�lee World". Members and gueslR res• whe n the group met at the home Refreshments were senoed at the I Douglas J?hnson ipent M on day Each gi r l gave a dem o nstration with . Mr. and Mn. Wm. on wlui.t they pre pared for the pond ed to roll call with • civil of Mrs. Harold Lohse, advisor. close o f lhe meetin.i: to Jerry i'rick I C H:nmg a lor Addi son and watched the meal. The Senior c-lub members or y T war hero. .M ary Mrs. Geneva H. Nolan, co unty Dottie Brown, Carolyn Bell at the �naug� Drive-In. ks r firewo At the close of the mee ting, extens ion home economics agent, Grueser, Linda and Sharon D1ll. M r. and Mrs. Will Heilman and gave six dcmonstrationa on safety home made ice cream and cak e was a guett al the m e ding. Fol- B i ll and Marjorie Bentz' Cunme . Mrs. Mary Bailey called at the Jen- in water and life saving, . were se rYed by Mrs. Joachim lo lowi� a lunch eon of chili, relishes. 0 1ll, Carleton, M1�s Brothers nie Housh and Painte r homes on Jim Plans were discussed for the Miss Lydia Ebersbach, Misses Iced tea and cupcakes, pre pared by and M}ss �rnold �nd_ five adulls. fair exhibits and carnmiltees Augusta and Ad a Genb elmer. Mrs . club members, a program on safe• Rev. Francis H. Glazier, )fr.it. Or• Tuesday. �1rs. Robert Painter visited wilh named including Alita C;;ir pe11ter, Earl Oliver, Mrs. Mart Cra ry, Mrs. ty was presented with Carolyn ville Brown, Mrs. George Brothers, grandmother Mn. Decker of Jennirer Lohse, and Tamara Fin­ her W. E. C. Mrs. Neutzling, Minnie Vaughan, salety ·chairman, ill Mrs. Thomas Bentz and L'ftrs. Alice Pl. Pleasant Satu�day l;;iw, to plan, put up and tear Downie, Mrs. Jaeob Glo�ckner, charge, Thompson. r .ild Violet call• do wn the educ-alional booth; Ja· Ge �lrs. and '.\tr. Miss Carri e Yeager, Mrs. Thomas , Methods of lif esaving wna dem Goegle in, M rs. Richard Campbell, onstrated by Jennifer t.,hse, and The ne,ct meeting will be held at t!d on Mrs. Jennie Roush Sunday. net Brown, Linda Moore, Char\es. 1.fr. a nd Mrs. Raymond Taylor anna lless, Karen HoHn er, Jenni• Mrs. Albert Young, Mrs. A. V. Alita Carpenter conducted a dem- the church with Bill. Marjori e and Jr and daughter. lt.ayma, visited fer Blakeslee, Lioda She pherd and Howell. Mrs. Albert Alward, Mrs. onstration on artirl°':il-1 respiration. J unior Bentz in charge. with Mrs. Robert Painler jue !!day Peggy HoHner, to set up the ex­ T. W. Bengel, Mrs Claude Darst, uresfVing equipmenFWas the topic hibit booth; and Jane Beer, Bar­ <'Venrng and three guests. Mrs. Frank Ste• of tafk given by Charlesanna Hess CARRIES L l:AD Mr. and �trs. W i l l Heilman cal 1· bara Coates, Patty Blak eslee, wart, Mrs. Robe rt Morris Sr., and and Linda Moore spok e on sa(e TORONTO UPI -A r t Wa ll Jr., cd on Mrs Dale Kesterson and Carolyn Vaughan, Sharon Free· Mrs. Anna Yeager. bathing places. Barbara Coates pre• carried a three•shot lead into the �lrs. Shoemaker, Wedne-ay, man, Nancy Titu8 and Sunn The next meeitng will be h eld sen'ed • talk on body adi' ustments final round o( the Canadi;rn Open I Do as ug amter, o,,.,rt rs. R M Heaton to tear down the eJLbibit "~ p · al the home of Mrs. Jacob Mees in to the water, and to conclud e the championship today. Taylor s r on the lasl day or fair. booth program, Jane Baer gne a resume Athens. fpo �is for an �:�ti ans were alao made Pl. �� · �:�� a demonstr A . • · Of the Prog•am ,egetable a nam,n g ted i vis Mn. and Mr. 22 to Smith John July on social cream ice 1956 nomination and won it lion on slip stitches was g i ven by discusi lman earn mon ey for their contribution a He Mr Will conducted and s. r Nolan with Mrs. M inter­ g. mcctm Truman's d n the spite i handidly e Cla r ice Norris dur g to the Canters Cave 4-H camp. Wednesday . jection of Averel l Harrimsn es a sion on nutrition with each of the ---S haron Sue Cottril l , reponer. -- ---- - preIn part her explainin girls • • , g last minute rival. Hetzer and family of Raleia:h Jennifer Relations betwe en SteYenson paring the l uncheon. A talk on tours was given by Licen.st"8 Secured he re for a visit with are Akron reporter. Lohse, Securrng Satur• wed ilcenses to 11r.d Truman are distinctly cool. Charlfs Caldwell at th" July 5 • • • rela �� The form e r president said recent· meeting of the Alfred Mixed elm,. day i n Prollate Court were Ronald A demonstration on slip stitch ers at the Alfred Church. Member� S. n11e, 18, U. S. �ir Force, �n ly that Stevenson i sn' t de cisive Mike Skidemore. Par ke rsburg enough to be president, but he hemming was •given by Brenda responded lo roll call with ii good or Mr and Mrs . . (_harles S . .Rife, visited hia gr11ndparent1 Mr. and has not sugge sted Stnenson or Wigner at a mee ting of th e Key­ deed perrorme4} during the past Dexter, and MarJorte Ann Pr1d�y. · M rs. Raymond Barton, Reedsville. --· = ;;any Democrat could have won lo•Better•Living 4-H Club held on week. - Linda Henderson, report· 1 8. daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. Guy :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;�Janice of home tht: at Wednesday 1 nutland. rnddl", lec­ the last two presidential e . er. Authorized ••• Bi ng. During the meeting mem• Milford Lee Hysell, 22, U. S. Air tions. pro. sewing their on worked bers HY· l Del Mrs. and Mr. of son rorce, Stevenson, whose w i t and erudi• A cookout for members of the tion brought the word "egghead" jects under the supervision of An• Pomeroy Benders Senior .and Jun• sel l , Bradbury, and Laura Pauline into American politics, has won na Russell, advisor. - Betty Sue ior 4·H Clubs was held Tuesday, Thomas, 19, daughter of Mr. and a larg e, loyal and vocal follow­ Cla r k, reporter. July 5, al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Thomas, Middleport. • • • politi­ l proressiona little ing, but Mrs. Harold Lohse . Pancakes, Rall• PLUMBING elkl ELECTRICAL "Health and Safe ty" was the top• sage , cocoa and a fruit bowl pre• Two Men f;ned n cal support for the 1960 noml• O Jane Nola by given reports REPAIRS ond SERVICE of ic nation. , pared by club members over a I Stuart Symington, 59, U. S. Myers and Cathy And rews at the wood fire were served. ··outdoor ntoxicat1011 Ch arge senator from Missouri , is best July I meeting of the Riverview Cookery" was the topic of the pro• Two ml!'r. were fined for intoxica• known for his seven years es a 4-H Club held at the Myers home. ject lesson for the meeting. Alita tion in II session of Mayor Ch�les Harold Ohue, Mgr. top administn1tive official in the Miss Myers also demonstnted the Carpenter and Jennifer lohse re• Legar's <'OUrt Saturday ev e nmg. Truman admlniUration-and as a proper way to rringe a napkin. ported on the junior leadership They "."ere George Sprouse, Porn- , Locuot s,. Mld41WY 2-2511 pmillionai re by his own bus iness Margaret Brown and Paul i ne My­ meeting held on June 28. - Jenni• I e�oy, rined $5 and costs, and Okey I ________..,.,..__ ers, advisors, were in chal'i;:e and fer Lohse, reporter. Kiser, Letart, $20 and costs. __ _1,. talents. . sew• ir e th with members d e assist Now in his second Senate t erm the hanrisome silver-haired Sy. i ng projects. - Sue Ann Myers, re• mington has a reeord or solid l ib· porter. ••• eral voting, has been most iden• and Donna Davis Holland Sharon tified with his criticism Of the and Freda program a esented r p administration's dcfonsc policies. ry at the July 6 sto a reed Smith as was job n His first Washingto head of the Surplus Property meeting or the Columb ia lt'.ake-11 Board. In 1946 he became assist• Girls 4•H Club held at the Colum­ the ant secretary of war for air and bia School. During the meeting pr1r sewing their on worked giTls the following year, with the , armed forces reorganization, he jects with Mary Jordon, advisorr. reporte Cox, Sharon was named the first secretary of· ' aesisllng. - • • • ·· the U. S. Air Force. "Outdoor Cookery" was lhl! topic him named In 1 950 Truman ted at chairman or the Natlonal Secur­ of the project lesson presen y Pomero the of ng i meet � July the ity Resources Boi11rd, and in 1951 at held Club 4·H Junior s Bender the of i strator admin "cleanup" Reconstruction Fi nance Corp., the home of Mrs. Harold Lohse.­ er. then rocked by the " m ink coat" Peggy Hoffner,• report • • scandals. freeze" "deep and A project lesson on fresh and vegetables was iiivcn at lhc frozen THREE COLLISIO N KILLS Senior Jolly 7 MONTEBELLUNA , Italy UPI­ July meeting of lhe schoo l build­ the at held ers Stitch A train loaded with troops col• demon­ a gave ge Sauva Ann ing. y stationar s with lided Monday correct the on talk and on i strat passenger train, killing . three Ital­ each and les, getab e v freeze to way per­ i an soldiers and injurying 52 by call roll red answe or the girls sons, including 46 soldiers. H Id M I .,1 R;�����- - -- .,Noi.i 0 ., ·- ' . Top Circles Are Gunshy After U2 lnrident NEWPORT, R. I. UPI-Pre1l• dent EUJenhower, hlB aummer va­ cation p lacued by a aeries of In• ternational incident.I, today faced the neceuity of dealin& with lha case or another American plane downed by the Russian1. His aidea, apparently cun 1b1 after lbe controveny ov er the handling of the U-2 spy plane af. fair in May, had noth1na to uy about the Soviet report that I six­ jet U. S. reconnailiUnce pla ne missing since July I bad been shot down when it violated Rus. sian air space in the Barf'nta Sea area. The Russians cl a imed th■l two surviYortt or the downed plane acknowledged that it waa on a "mission of a military intellia:enc, nature." The United States Raid at the time the plane was report­ it Wal on an e d missing that mapping flight e lectromagnetic betw�n Britain and Norway and might be lost ove r the sea north of Norway and Russia's Kola Jerry Child ers of the U. S. Navy wno 1pent a 20 day leave here with hil: parents. has re­ turned to his ship the Yorktown, at Norfolk, Va. COLEMAN DEALER CHASE HARDWARE CH EVY WIN S GREATEST FERENCE R '■ \ ,j' i -� ' Thia year mon people are bu)'btg ChMToleta (lneladlng Corvalr■)•than e,er before, makln1 Chevy the :,ear'• hotteat oeller by a record,ahatlerlng martrln, CoDM In and aee what the bu)'bts'a all about-at your Ch..rolet dealer'a IOOD I I, "Let's stop fiddling around and get Central GAS Air Conditioning'' :;f':C� :! ;.., aci:f.:: ~"' They'_ll Do It ....',,e· Tm " e . I .r•te.: -�•--- " Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor., O., July 12, 1960-3 West Shade Social Items Enterprise EUB Youth f.ellowship B ffatlo • WINS YEAR'S TOP AWAR D! ' ..... ........DIii.... tw,,..,...., .... ... ,.....,.tit . George: . 1· TO � . CO. OY . MO .. ,POM ERPOMEROY, OHIC> �.' ·- . • '� • �l',�· · · · , · -1 ,, \ � .ffll)li.;: , .• i,i.t_.�..,.. ��"l)�� ' ·\ George: Casper: ' ' te at Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Oealer s____ Chevy's Corvair and Cotvel-······-·---··-·· See Chevrolet Cars, �- -----------�·�· ---·--·----·-- Costs too much. Does not. If we buy a new hoUBO, we can gel an Adda-Servel GAS the Basse.ti: Air-Conditioning System that both heats and cools. It can be included in OUl mortgage payments. Or if we don't move, we can buy a Bryant Add-On Unit that connects to our p1-nt GAS Wann Air Heating Sy,,tem. Both the Ark.la-Servel and the Bryant will comfort condition our entire house year 'round. George: Casper ... l'('l•k1 � 1: r11 (1' Coats too much to run. Not a GAS Air-Conditioning System. Friend of mine livM with a family that lule one. They have a 1,250 sq. ft. how,e. Their average monthly bill is ""'8 than $15 to both heat and cool with Gas. And the Gas Company financed the whole air-conditioning sy8tem, including instaUation. No money down, 5 years to pay. The ]ow monthly installments can be paid with our Gas bills. You've convinced me. Let's get one. • • • Your Gas Company sella, supervises instaUations, guarantees satisfaction and fjnanoes GAS Air-Conditioning Sy,,tems. See how little GAS Air Conditionin1 coets to own and open,IA!. Ask for free booklet of photoo and testimonials based on GAS Air Conditioning uaera' actual year around bills. Get your copy today. Just wriu, or call: WY 2-5192 THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY•.. llyond Our 611 11111111 11M l.P hi .. . .,''· ' \ ,- �rHE DAILY SENTINEL A i rl inr� fom prt i t ion �1 1 - l l a� i n s t ruments of travel <rnd com mnte t · S govi•rnrnen t p1 ilicy should be lo do C' \ f'r.\ f h i n g v. l l h t n reason to stre1,;.• thcn our own carriers. As or now, howevc:>r , the gu, '•rn. i-tient simply isn 't doing tb-at . For instouu:e, M ATS - t he M i l i tary A i r Tra nsport Sen ite is de11oting m uch of its e fforts and f�ci li­ ties to lifts which are of a commercia l nat t • re, ;i nd di vorced from m ilitary significa m:e. This has two bad effects. First, it reduces M ATS effec t iveness as a mil itary agency. Second , it l a kes from our com mercial uvcn,eas a irlines traffic that should be t heirs. foreig n l i nes-a nu rn lw r oJ 1d1 1 d 1 a r1• g1 1, . ernment-owned, and a re lwJ \ 11_\ b U h..,11lw·d Thal competition 1.-, d i l l!' 1 < 1 g 1 1 i :,, l l l l ( ' r . President J u a n T 'l'n ppt · ot o n r 1 Jf l h �· lt ad• ing A1nl'rka11 I I IH'!i 1111 o h Pd 1';1 1 1 A1n1•1 H·,1n World A Jr \\ .:Oys . n·< ( ' 11 t h .'-:lid · · ( n a fL. w months, Air l niun \1 i l l hl'gin uper;i t 1on.s as a com 1Ji1w ol Air F1 ;1 11c1• . L 11 l l h;111s:1 . A l italia , .SabL1 t1a :in d �probahl) h: L�I Th( • Bnt ish Em­ pin">- eaJTJl'r:-- . Bll.\< ' t;a 11t;i". Tran s-( ' aJJatla , Air flldi;:1 J n tc•rn;l 1 i o 1 1 ;d , ;in• o lso cou"nlina 1 i ng: their stht'd U I I':. and s;i lps ('f fnrts ;i n d poo ling revf'nuPs. This . 1 11 1•f! Pc· 1 . m:1k('.� l ht•rn all p;nt­ ncr!'.i on con11111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 " · :\('rnfl ol, l hc Sovic-t t ransport munopoh . \\ 11 h m 1 1 1·(• jets al reacly in sen'l<'L' t h.111 ;t n_v 1 1 t ht•r ;rn l i ne. i n d u d i ng the hugL· T l ' • 1 1 ·h . i:,, rapidly extt•r1<lin g its rout('!) :1 1Jroad I n 1 /w l 1gh1 flf t h is-am ! in t h e light of .,,_,. ..•.-·� 1 ..... �-,... •• .•. •· ! -.... .. .,. �" • ...,... j ...... • l OS A \c_;Et.F.S i " l'J-New•r prtsiden tial nominati on from Sen sai d1t• hMi ki•r.• of Ad lai E. :-iti�\ I John F. Kenned} · s grasp \"r1�" 1 1 ill•\/ 1 1 11d1 ,n B .Johnson ral The ir C' ause looked hopel e ss 1 1,·d t mL.1 for a ! rn 3 l desprrat<· Ke nned)' was so confidl'nt uf an .i l t i 1 n1,1 t i, ' 11 ,il ( fi r tw l l emo1:r:i l t t' e,1sy r1rst•baJJ_ot victory t hMI he a l �----- - ready was trying lo pi r k a run• ning•mntc from a fiel<I tha1 prom ◄' I} ln�nlly intlude_d Sen. Stuar t S) �l\ ll n1rn.i:ton or M1s:wuri and Gov Orville L. Fref'man or Minnesota 1 But Kenn edy's rivals refused to concede. WJth one full daY of G•u9H: Molll.l!lomcry: 16.l on UP· maneuver.ing time left before lhe per, 9 O 011 lower, 2 f�ct open; Gal­ ballot ing begins Wednef(lay ,John· l L pu\1� . 1 7 8 on upper, 9.7 on low­ ,o n 1uramoned ne wsmen to a er, 3 iecl 11pen; Lock 23, 15.8 on press conference to i1un�e an "importaut anl\OI.U lCement." uppt!r, 9. 2 on lower, dosed off. Cqndilion of Movabl• Qemi: Atl ONhlt, • ....._..,, Cte1111t The dr@ft-Stev,n,on fqrce1 ,endam� arc closed, Lock 12 throu ah e r11- led by Sen. �ik e Monrone or 23 Ohio River 8oo11s: Qownl,ound: Ok!ahoma also were atilt ,)iYe Lmk 7, Jame D al 1 : 10 a. m., 1-6; and klckl q;. Monronc}' aecuJed Lock 9, Ir enu Chol l n al 3 a. m., 4-0 the Kennttl1)' cam p of spreadint Lock IO, William Travis 11-t 1:30 a. a ralae rumqr th11t SteYenaon baa m . . 12- l ; 1.ocli: HI: PeoriJ at 4:15 ureed t() withdraw a11d place " · 111 . • 18-i; Lock !fl: I. F. Frieber­ Kennedy's name in nomin,Oon. " I am nsured by Gov. Sl.e.ven· g_cr at 1 0 a. 111., 0-20; LoeJ P: Na. t 1onal al lO a. m., 3- 1 ; LQc.k_ a5: �t· aon I.bat Lhi& rumor is utterly UP· las at l ·3o p. m. p. m., lfQ; Ela.er fQunded," Monrone y said. "Gov. l ' liff at 2 p m. 1·0; C . V. Horner at Steven1on'1 name w i ll be placed 1 . 25 a m., 2·0. ln nomination." UF-bound : Gallipolis: W. S. Rh�• The lale1t United Preu Inter1 2 55 a. 111 . 1 5· 1 : Albert �' Hol4en ul 7 15 am, no tuw mported; City of l l unt inglon ut 9 3. m. 0·2; Ulck o t Jo 2J lk:ivcr a1 10:45 p. m. 0-4: Pitlii­ hu1·gl1l'I' al 2 · 40 a. m . , !HIS. No Kanuwha River boats report. I ed. All Kauawha danu: on the ail!. 1 I 1-J'lV I REPORT n11 11o n al count o( committed delegates and known first-ballot pre• ft'rNlecs gave 1tennedy 7 43 1,, voles, Jus1 1 7 ½ shor1 o f the 76 1 req ui red for nom ination The lilly gave Johnson 407 Yo t cs. ,:; )' · mington 78 and Slrvenson 65 1 '2 with the _ remai111n,i: 227 voles �hll unc-omm1tted or pledged l o fa v or• ite sons. The Kennedy c.mp w.u Pf"i• wetw, 1fti� at 1-.u t1iVi IU"9 wtttf. .,. tht f1'1t INllot. Alijo quicken llle tne tempo of 1be aeoond d"y of the co.nventiQII WH the cert,inb' o{ 1 nu ty· figbt over tbe plallorm at toniibl'a M!aian be&:innina: al 41 p. m. (J)dU The P,latfurm crunmitlee, domi• nated b)' Kennedy sum,ort, r,, aent to the floor a propoaed plat• fqrm qmta i qina: lhe stronge�t civii rights plank i n the _party'• bi1tory. liiiOlltb.,rn d,eletale1 pled&ed I bitter-end fight against aome Qf it.a provi,iQJli, n otably an implied endonelJlenl of sit-ln demon,,tr1• lions by Nearo atudent, and a de• rnand that alJ school diatficts be· gin at least toten desetregation by 1863. 2-Daily Sen inel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0 , July 12, 1960 '. gins, former School s .Su pl'ri rl l e nd• ent, knuwmg that I � p t• n t tn ) d1 1 ld .wod and youth in l..t..' Xlll):!ton, Ky . . 1 g,we me a hook by Det· A l {' x;irn.Jer Brown about c;en. Juhn l \un1 J\'l or l gan, ano1her resJdC"nt of U'xmgton. Ky. " ' . l l s ·_ The Bold Cavahe�s. · • publ lshed 1 n 1959 hy J 8. L1pp11wolt Company. Pluladclphia and New York. l want to summariie !n�m ' that volume what Morgan 's Raiders did W the 7th . 8th Senatorial Dis• fra �ermze<t lfl lhe heat of tbUt J�ly 19 in i\11:li� Co unty, the ffi81l l'tl'lffi· m�g t o,11e 1 liu. . . . t:_e A 1 e xan der 8ro�n '.""ro1 e. 1_te i lic men c w imm g lt : . 5 o��l e 5 g�t � r on � _ o•t g u Li e � . �lall( mg bcs1dc ( mon C ap a1n rh:" iur -Allen pmn e :i0 ! na r� .5°1� tc:,s �nd t•,��arf e Ph 1�� sup h l t,a 1 1 y.. II s d I 1 t<'U 1t to 1��l one Ir�r� }he olher wh e n they re like t h at · .. , . . And . they �l.l p1cmcked toe�ther on.. Umon r t ons art er h e swim. Th� cap.:i !� soon :�.e l asl�p. spr w11 � 1 i;i� dead _men, the bo� rea:�- f. _e� curiow souvenir� hunting cmlians wan�ered up to stare and scuc-h around, �nd w �en the guards were not l �kmg t licr.. cut bu,llons �rt th e u,n,' form� of .lf organ s terr ible men • . :V� At � undown J uly HJ , 1� . th�y were m "Jasper on the Sc10to Rtvef," ranliiclc.ed JJipcr, br ushed ui,tie Lhe home auard it Piketon. ,and an all n ia:ht ride brou g h 1 !hem &o .Ja cPon, w�ere ijley ' " pa t ro n • taed" the store , - com.au,ndet' ring what they n tiede ct , auch as " woThe U . S , internation al l i nes ha ·.- e made Eleven hundred eSCaped with 111eri'• blue veili to u.iie as s un- M oTgan, and 130 with Adams. a proposal whereby they wou ld handle t h e •b(l.(le,." Johnson crossed the Ohio River t'Ommcrcia l-type t raffic now carric<I hy 4 littlt east of Jflckion . :\'lor- near Reedsville, but Morgan himJ,Jn'1 R11iders diviQe<I, Col. Basil self turned back when a rederal MATS, o n a firm cont ract basis, and t hus re­ U\3t:'a men ging Qlrou.-:h W ilkea- gunboat interfered with the ford­ store MATS to the important military duties ville ind Col. Ad11m Johnson's in_g- of the stream ove r to Be-lle­ throuah Vinton. Wi lkeilviUe pul up ville, w. Va., and others died in for which it was created. The result would bl' 110:me reiiat.int·e, and it was no1 un• lhe river. the strengthe ning of both MATS and the com­ ti1 .after midniaht. the wee sma' the fac1 t hat i ntNn;1 1 lu11:1l a i r l i nes are an in­ mercial l ines - to the ceonomic and military hour or Jylf 18, 1868, lbat Duke Morgan had 800 to cut back into st ru1111•11 ! 1 1 f 1w1 ion.i1 pn·st ig,, n tHI power , as could cont i nue. the interi or, .end they eluded cap­ benefit of the nation. It wao (lawn when Duke w ent ture. On July � they were i n the ,l through lll.ltland and joined John. forests near Zalesk i . The victory son near Pomeroy, where Union at Bullington had eased the Ohio Gov. Henry M. Ju4ih had tried to folk, but now there was trepi<la­ vhead Morg•n oil with river-trans- t ion as the survivors of the South­ � Presidenl of the Disciple s Rural ported cavalry. At 1 p. m. the Reb­ ern cavslrymen kept ioing. .Fellowlbip, (N�onal) in UHS . els sat down in Chester to prepare Soine K entuclyt f ederals joined ' • In 1967 hll was ntmed • · Rural for a fcd('ral attack, which never in the chase as Morgan's raiders \l _h , n t he A m erican Wind Symphony per form , i n t h is Mini&ler of the Year" amona maleri;.l izcd. area 011.s s11mnie r, llw :111d it'll( "t' w i l l be Sl!t•lll eou ont• of the mm�t After two hours in Ch ester, Mor­ continued to reduce in number un­ LOS AN<:F.J.ES UPI � SPn Lvn. Christian Chul'ch miniiters or unu.-.ua I s I .igt� l· tl I ht' wi_>r 1.1�· ii _1ipt•�·i1.1 1ly cunstruyted ba-rge. hPaded for Portland, " loc.i l til, down to 400, Morgan surrender­ gan don H. Johnson (Tex.) today e1; a1 Ohio. The honor was gi ve him by ed to Jam e::; Burbic-k at 2 p_ m. 1 1 �u l l bt• .:1 1 ! he (,alltpol1s l' J V('rfront , Friday, ,July 22, lt'n�l"'-d s,•n. John t'. Ken111•dy to l (Cor. tinoed F rom P.ge One! the Ohio . Christi an Missionary Soc• ���i ?, active as horne:ts in their July 26, 1863, one we ek aft er the as <I sl .igt· fiir a _ rn11n• 1 t .a 1 tl: 1 5 p.m . l ,ast year t h e sy mf)hon y r1111>111· r.ulio•TV d ('b;itu on 1·onvt'lta . l or v ,1 1HI \Ll_\ M ! .('gar was inst ru('t• iety. It was 8 p. m . July 18, 1863, battle at Portland. cll'l!W an t• Jll liu::,:1ast 1<· f'/"OWd of 1 0,0on a re a t nusi c lover s . ! ton i!ls111.:s before tht' Tcxe.� a nd i·d . tu 1·u11 1 ;1c-1 the> t clrphone com. The Millers are n ot strangers " when t h e ::;couts fumbl <'d tht>if Tl1(' h;1r1:c e:illrtl · · J ' o i nl { " 1J U1l t e r Ma ssat·husctts convent i on dt!l<·ga pauy r1•l.1 1 1v1• In 1111 provC'd serv i ce. Mi.tjof George Rue, a 6-foof.2 Meigs County, From 1938 to wuy in1') Portland on the Ohio Riv• to HOL Z E R: HOSPITAL Jns1 u l l:1l l1Jll ,11 anu1 hcr !ire sin•n Adrni��m m. ,l ull 9 J > a vitl K i rk, 11111 11!" on whkh l lw A111l•rit·:in l ions. they lived in Bradbury and er." when� the Kentuc kien_s tried Kentuckian, was cheated out of 1949 .Johnson Issued the l'hallt>n�[' at :1 111•;11 " I 111· S11j.!:1r llllll Mill WitS also "Midillt•p11rl , ii-I r-, l!idi;,nl ll Tid \\.' i11d Sy111ph1111y giv1•s th eorH'1•r1.� served the church es at Bradbury, wilh tht'ir eye,s to penetrate the the actual surl'ender in Columbi• twrl . �fo�.,11 11,1 1 � ,l,ihn A H·r .i !-o:ir is I ::!� fl't'I 1 1 1111-: hy :IO fPt•t wir lt• nrws conf,•rcnce in wh:it appear• il1S("\h',l'll W J l t 1 !IO 3(' 1 \ 0 11 1akell, Bradford, Rutlan d and Dexter. g loom to sri' l he shores of Vll"gin­ :ina County, though a marker on w ! ! h ll sta.1;1• ;1 n•a l h�I i� UO fe1•t 1•d lo hi• ii lust-d 1kh o l ! t·mpt lo D I SCUSS L E V E E "''Ill . 1•1111wro) Th�i r son Don was born in Athens i n - un he knownst to the raiders the si te neRr LlRbon says the sur­ lkp11 1r 111" th<' 1'u111t•ro)' J1_1vee was JulJ !IJ \I i � Alhi rt J W ll':il wrdi• <•_1 l lw pr<1.� t·Pr11 11111 .i 11d ·14 halt ! h1• Krnnutly hantlwai.:oJ1. in 1938. The Millen also hav e a West Virgini a had already been render Wit$ to Rue, at the "Farth­ lfan11P: \t r., l l◄il,11) 11. Hi.:) 111,id�. 1 ret•I w t l lt· a! thi• hark . Johnson made public :i n t'X · 1l 1s1•11,�1•d W l l h 1 ) 1 ) ad ion taken. daughter, Kelhy, 14, who wi l l br born as a Unwn stale, but, under est point North ever reached by Cn11ru- dn11111 Lt•:.llp Ful!:t told 1hc M a11on . M r.� 1 1r1 1ll1 · I I . l l11g11t· a freshman at Eastern High 1he th rory that what you don ' t any body of Conr�derate trooJ)t J\ l tcrn:il t • rf'd 0 1111 whir(' JHlllf'ls C'l11.111gf' or telegrarns wi1 h t h� Clark, H:1ymoncl . ';1pt ( 1 hi.1 l il ("OUl11 ' M 1ddl1.'purt . W; , rn, r n l 1vr·r .' 1 1 1 1 a n d f l ;igs fl}• ing H hovl' (l t •�lgrii•d fronl•run ninl;l Kl'nnedy who aJ)School. Mrs. M iller (Elaine ), also know won't hurt you, the Confed­ duri ng the Civil War." _ the for 11µi1wer ; 1rn·1 l � J1. I v h•pul l 1-::1 11 , s.- . H 11! 11rnd ,\l r, J\ l l rP1t f,: wi t h ,H·oii.� li t ·al u ru lii:htin Wared to hf' graduat rolling ( ed from Bethan y College eratcs sought still to see the soil towards 11n i:: rt!• t•arly• in• lwd neers, EHgi uf orps l An11.1· I I ( , r11 11 . U,1c11h ·. \Jr� I l a r11ld Mar I ipu rt'nwn ls in minilt I t s ,11111, llot h 1934, preRiden end has been teaching o f t he Soulh . in liRI norninu• I J fy• .i dl'J,ar1 his that ,1,1.;rn1I forui;dlr • 1•111 I Jo l 1n,·�. \1 ra<·t1�•· . 1 io11. Johnson' for past s ('halleng th 8 years at Pi ke Towne 1• wa. � i.�­ i,i;:: � .\ "sl l'tn :ilf,Jw.� l lw musi c• 10 A stron g earthwork lay in lhe sui•d as u reply to Kl'tllw<ly's rt>- munt wHuld st udy lhu love<' prob­ near D e lta. Sthool ship , lw lward ovrr ;i la r.t:(' QCiOf w.ey of the invaders, with, writes an•:i 1,1 l'n q ui•s1 t u mt•ct, H1:--d1a n�1-.. , .J1d_1 !I :\]rs. llilW "' ion t'C'commentlal a m,1k•• anti km 'l'he Millers will succeed Mr. D ee A lexand er Brown, 300 U · on as a candidal c, with whi•n t hi> ti:irl-(f' i . � moun•d 20 m s11u l .arhach . \1 r,., .lut111 .larrell J., W d Thabet and e Fr Mrs. and Mr. repair. li·v('i' 111 as t h e Te,c.is delegatio n. and Mra. Hal Doster in -the Parish, m · ran Irymen and two cannon. \\" MNc ·1 •r \\ ;u-� ,\k1•r:-- . B i l l Shaw r,•i·I or morl' oH shm·e. " irls Meson of s• ... nt a week e4 "11 p1. t " L.rl<. w11s t t1e speaker at � J. P. Milliir began his work Mr. Doster recently became · Hrv. 1'he det·rs1on • · · ti was· t O wa1· 1 un 1 I 1 cenUy :\lrs r li:irl1 · , H1 ·, h,1p , W 1 l l i it1ll Ar "As u firm bl!lievc r in the Lhc J11mt I 'umcroy Middlf•port lhts week as pastor of the Shade Church R,ilat i ons Executive at with her brother and Cami�y, ' ' l'nin! C 'n1111li•rpo1 nt ' · is th <! r<!• 1 · J u Y 19 to a .ic k m order t o g ut Mr. and Mni. Lester W. Forem.en, 1 11 1 1 1·, ,1r� H r• \\'l11!t•, !\Ir.� . 1 )1•11 lw11r ,'-a l hall a.� Wl'll ns lht• t'"on• Ut•mocral k prol'<'IIS. l'Nprdally :is t " ham twr l!f C!illlllll'rce di nnf'r Valley rastorial Unity of Christ- Beth a ny College. to Buffington Ford and cross the J r., in • Sa vanna h, Ga. 1 1 1 :- ! t",1 1 l'_ ,lul\11 ll.11rc!. J i - l l ri•1 l lr• iL rel.11t1•R lo nalional party 1·on­ nwclrni.: hl'rt' two weeks ago. It Ian Churches al Tuppers Plains, 1·1•rl s1<1g1• f1ir l lw ,'l7 riwmlwrs of 1'he M ,· 110,, we•e • •·ecently hon- Oh'10 • 1ver on a foggy su nday · l , 1 1 1 1 L'. . \ 1 1·s 1 ;1 •or�:,· 1 1 1 .,111,p . Th 1 1 1 1 1 l li1• Anwrit•;rn Wind \•f'nlions , Mr. m y I and Mrs. Edward Ryan and s11j.!g1•. � n ! 1ha1 on action hcr rl u l' 1ml 1 ut-(l'cP1I was in O,an"e, Hemlock Gro w•, and o•, ed on three cea,,· on, ,· n the'1 r mor ,,,· ng, •·uu t , the ear lh wor k was Symphony aN .\l u l l i 1p,. \l i-s c ;,, !lr,,:, , l l , 1r11 k . ( ' 011dt1!'1 11r HrJht•rt ,\1J.� l i 11 Bo11- rt'HJ)UllM• In YOlll' rt'QUt•.�t we ap. l h l ' IP\l'c ht• dl'lil) ct.I punding rce• tone.,Bottom ramily and i"r. and Mrs. Marlon Ri• the pa st 8 years community. In � ay the board and empty V, 1 1 1 1.1111 Oidd h·, /\I r�. :\l.,rr1� L;rnJ.: dr1•au 1uls I lic• orl lw�tra l l1 rou)!h pear l ugcthur be!orf' a jriint s4"s• 0111 murnl:it 11111� front the C1irps or M r. Mil ler For · zer and daughters, alt of . reof · the stor p bren hes � " ,talr of p·,ke Sch""I held a d, n1 G·cu. •1u dn h·s "river-borne cava I · turned on Saturday afterMason, 11,rn. ll1•1•q•_v 1 .,111.t: , \fr ,. , 1-:r111•s1 n·l11•;1r.,ul sion of 1he Texus an<l spend En,l{il1l'l';·s. l\.1ass,1thu• in •"' n st•ssum.� a1 vi1riou" Church ar Christian Win11meg u ... a r ner 11 ty honoring Mrs. Miller ry,nan •coming up alter a night a vac.ition in Florida. c ;11od and 1111"11111 , ll l i-s 1-:ug1•1w t i Hll'S durill!; t h,· day, H ild sl' II� dul1igatio11s in CllUCIIR, nnd ,, l l uwrvt·r, the sl r<'el depan ment Della, Ohio. lhc for school. her the On in work march rom Pomero Federal 1 s y. 81•:u·s 1111(1 ntfo n!, Mr�. l v:111 l 'l1k_ p uhllr is ,1lways wclrom<! Fred Banschbach move d 1 5 t to wulch dttbate the major issues on which wa1 imlru<·led to ) )<1lch W,flus in Mr. Miller took hi& u nder'trad. June 7, the Winameg Ch1irch , hud from ,l he rear a'46'ed 14l,.tho Jui,:i}._ . wookl. to his home in Cinclnn:u Jms .irit! i111' ;1111, M l"'fi ( ):11- r.1.1 U Wal• ' thJsc bodieN ijoJcmnl y , wiU W11tcr's the to ng i lc.id rood tho a.ct ' un1 f' work ll l But ler College o f a reception on th e occasio ll of lade. "�onvergmg upon Adam where he will spenl several weeks " ·" u1111 i,1r1111 1 . lofo r lhis week," Johnfi111. q� cdc1•. "" "" '· Jn"1du Fil ll't'S H c ligion in lndia1�opolis, Ind., and their 25th wedding anniversary ?ohnson s Se �nd Brlgad �. guard· recovering from a reeent heart at. AGREE ON SHRIMP .,...., ... .... � ,0,�< w<c; ,::: , "{ j) July lll L.irry IIM)'li•s. Thoma" t, st'al c-mi l in,! on t h e- tw,t water• ai Bethan y College , Belhany, W. of J, P. and Elaine. They received mg the road l rom Chester. tack. � is employed at the Phili p . -0,•spife 'J lll INl:TON WASII [ Sh11u11rnkl'r, '\lrs. Viola Na1, 11H, The f,og li!ted. Brown wrotl'I t hat Sporn Plant. rmut 1>ark i ug lols was <li.�CUSSNt Va. l ie received his B. D. Degree many good wishes and lovely l ':..w• Cnnl◄ 1 l l , H. M l larsliharJ.: N, o! ht•r dirr('rl'll("f'S, ! ht• U n i l l"'rl .M r. and Mrs. Cliff Clericu, with cli•rk 1<:ilna $('h n <'ri li•h i ,1 . from thti College or the Bible in gifta. On June 29th s joint fare• �organ s Ha1ders found the_m se lves Arlh11r .\.1 1 l tn•1•, Mn1. K1•1111<"1 h Sla li•s hll(I Culw Sl'I' 1'.Vl' lu t'Yt' on Lc,cington, Kentucky in Hl44. well party was g i ven by the m a V-shaped valley,_ a mi_le long daughter■ and Fred Porter, alland co111art 111 rt1l'tE•d l � for firms rue th 0,1 Krllh. ,\I r� l{ulph �k( : lwl', '..I r., �hrirnp. T/w I I . S ( ' uhun l 'ommiH• Sin rc his consec-ralio n to the Grange, the Church and the com• and �early o . half�1le wide, _ on Springfield, Ohioo, were weet end csl i m:th•s. Haymond 1 1_1·1•,,, lil'ht•1·t·;1 l\kK1•mi1•, sio11 i"or 1 /ll' Co 11 1mrv11tion or 11 w:is voled tn nwke $125 11vail• ministry in 1930 be has dedicated munlty at the Aetna Grange Hall. one stdc o_r which w�re l_wo Union iuests of Mr. .end Mrs. Relph War, ,\I r� J ).,�•h· .\fr( ; r11w. Mu1·p. 11J'1 •! Sl1•w Shri u111 in t ht• r:111r of MexiC'o has :1ble II) 111;ild1 u likP sum furnished himscll to the r ural ministry. Six- Around 200 gathered to ex press gunboats m the Ohio }{Iver. with ner and family. H1 . I J011._:l;11; l-lu1·kt- l t . Hn•11d;i UU!:ih. H):rt 'l'd i 11 I l:1 v;111a 011 :i joint rl"'• tiy the fi r,•nll'll for n rcprcscnta- t een ycurs of his 25 ycll.f ministry their friendship and to wish them the only escape out lhe . narrow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Li sh and M 1·H, 1 · . r;. Th1v1•1l('l'I". M rs. llO!:ili M'nrcll woi:.:rnm un ways or im• �,,... ,v��,r•tff=� tivt• 1 (1 ..iUrnd ! h(' t·onvc11lion of the have b�en In Ohlo. He sc_r__ ,_ __ h_ r 1_ o_ l e__ n��_ ro_ r_w _$e_ ,k_.___,_ o_ God w_ d a_,__ __ _n_e_w__ ve ir ._ e_ __ th_ __ ln d_ e_ t h_e_ A n_ d__ e_ as son, Eddie, spent the week end e v ..:... Todoy ( ' ulllrt•II, l n fai1! �Ldt• l lt•;11mwt1 I , prnvir11,! .� h1·1 111p rtshini: off the Ohio Stall' Fin•Hwu ' s J\ssudnlion. - - - ---visiting relatives and friends in July 1 2 M rs 1 ;11•nJ1 ll1•;i11n111n !, M r-.� . t lra (•1111 � 1 s or C11ti,1 1111<1 l 'lorida. · M,yor l;•g"r "'PO<led t cc,•ipt, or McKinleyville, w. Va , and in The TNmage Chu111 of the Brad• N u l l <•r, .\1 rs W I i liam .Sno1IJ.(n1.�:., $7:l:1.:m ne. .lu for Shadysid ff e, Oh io, WhUe there they ford f'hurrh or Chrisl will mel't Rl BOATS CLASH M r.� 1 · 1:iyl on 1\1 1111 ' 1" an,t infn11 I . _ till' hnmc 1(01111 1w .� l n•l't irnd li�ht ing proattended the we,dding of Miss Rosul Roberta Hoover nt hl('lll!! werl' dispo!lt:d o f :ir1d lht• H EYK.IAVIK, ll't'l.und llPJ li11·1 hs, fol) l l A daud114'1" 1u alie Gasci in Bdnaire. m. p. 7::m kt•lunrll<• mul llnt isl1 hunts d:1.<.h ('ll \fr irnd "\ Ir" H 1rhard Byrd Toi h i l l s wer,, read and nnlcced P"ld M c, and Mrs. Charles Yeage , and • c n�ain '.11it11du .v 111si1lt• k1·land's 12lwrl . M a-"(111 l ' n·s1 ·n1 for 1 hf' mcrt i11� wi•re May• M WSf'S, h•d i lJn ' 8rn ily S\lenl a few days last week / Melhodi Churrh, > milt limit llul H Bri1 ish �unho:11 ' , What can Christianity do to Protestants are 1lso increasi n g vhliting Mr. and Mn. Robert Fe nUnited Prisa lntlrn■tlon•I Jii!v 1H A d:1 t1_1.( l1t1•r lo Mr. 1111d i11h•rvunc>d to pro1c>d tht• Brilish l'unwroy, mmil::; Tm.•sday, July 1 2 , nr I A'· oJ.:Hr. ( J t rk t-:dna Schoenl <' h ilm nm ut 7 :30, p. m. at the d1 11rch. t c mw 1•n F ull z. llol'ek, Col• For more than 1 00 years, CYer cope with the Moslem challenge? ly conscious or the nee d to sur- ton and dauahter, Lima, Ohio. M n, Holtl1� ll l <i> .1 11111ds. M a.� 1111. l rawh- 1 . "A111 horily of lhf' Su ipturc " i.s lms, lli1.t•r ,111i1 �khat'f('r. ¥ r. 111"1.d M rs, Walter Tyree and sinrc Dr. Livingstone blaied a Protestant and Cathvllc _church render leader�hip of A(r ican th,, l opic for a Bible study to tw · ch i ldren of Mt. I-lope, w. Va. rem i.ssionnry trail lnto the Jungle, leaders are earnestl y seeking an• churches to native clergymen·. twlfl ul l hc Bradford Church or it has been confid ently assumed swera: The'y reject any notion of Beca11 se there ls a great short- cently movpd into the Dor Ebers. Chri.sl al 7:30 p. m . Wt! dnesd11}' . A("HO.'S,,S ill the west that Africa would waterma: down the Christians gos ' age oP trained African clergymen bach property in MaBon. :! Cnpi l11I l:,! 2. A $lJi:-11,1111 11 U UU\J Julr 1 3 l. Jewh1ll l"llOf some day be come a Christian pel and moral code to compete rorelgn missiomirles wlll conlin, hnngl!l'• The Past Councilors or Chester mo11 I It with the simple - and convenient ue to be needed in great num 3, Adnm', 1 i ' Oil continent. Council Daughters of Anwrica will 6. \ > ll(1"1·s /'IHI\ 23. Cop!1•l' That assumption ls now be ing reli Rion which . lllam is o Uerina hers for a long tlme to com e . But EVOT NTEJt� ( 11l11ug l meet at the home of Mrs. Oscur 4 1 1 1 1·0 · ED T• O I 21. Mi·. . � .." ft1dely sh.iken. Another major re- to Afrlcap converts. the rar-slghted ones are already D 11. l 'art uf lho r, l•::-.:t 1·1l • °IIOll!lgll Weber. A mh1cel l aneow1 shower that dramat ic ll'toYing q uietly into the back • Of' -IGS�MASON A.DA, hey belte all-out bid T, ligion te is making an (Conl imn'd from Page One ) 1•n1· C. 1•1•11111!0 ' 2!'1. 1-> 1•ri11m111 lh:har"' I, � 11\61_, honorin g Dolores Krauufe r, whose rive in l)l•ci·mb n. for the allegiance of the teeming steps mu1t be taken to show At- ground, into servJee and advisory J.2. Mi'mnrt:1I rm Idler 27. Nn lT(JW Pu�ed eve17 ,l't�a et marr l u i:e will be a n event of Aumilllons who are emer&lng from ri c-ans that Chrt1Uanity 11 not & posts, while Africans take over > -Ai:reed srt to informal an k D11y l'\'1•11t W.S. l inlcL gust, will be held. di11rnsslon with 1hc Pomeroy coun• primitivism In Afrlca. And It tp• "European ex_port " nor a "wh i te the bishoprics and superlntenden- � 8'1D((a.7 by The IJblo Vall• :l:l. l<..ot·rbrnll11g 7. M.'Hl('t!tlno :n, Yes hlllhi.ne C0211p&DJ • JlO 1114" to hold a decided man'a religion" but a universal ctea. 14. f..ot·ll!lll nnn11• I rllnl. ) The Federate4 Circl e w'II mce-1 cil fin• r•.J111111itlcr on $36 ch.11. rges pears at present � _ . -� -, Olllo . 11 St., Po"'or-----cc--c-==c-. 'lb f 81 anity. ll r · I l Ch over I ead by madf' a for uy r l'ume iillej• fire \· ,-�trnl11.1·' 1 A1t11,Je, �- I\ lpanL 15. Wnlluw I n 3:.1:. A&·rcn u1 1 h e church al 6 p. m. for a pot• edly at llw of �1111!, pbone !lce I_, , DUTY ON NUR51' o4JIOf Th e rI va I fa Ith la Is Iam. Foun- I M idt.llqiort•nwncd x arfl Brn!dlng-s min:, ( K]ILUJ.,) 4.0. Mr. luck plcntr supp1_1r with dessert T ns ANGEl.ES UPI - A spe- '1 ofl.i.ce Dhone WY2-2,-. Pope John XXIU took one aucb ,-,v "i""' d e Mohamm pro�et the by ded 17. AhN1•11t ltl. 1-"1�h,'K, 3/i. Compldo Gn1·rowo.y provided by the hostes�es, Mn,. bage 1l11 111p, IHtl uu! by Pome roy recently when he named an tial /illifl of Interns and nurws i1 Enaed u secomf c,lfu matltnl ! In the '1 th Centu A. D ., lalam step JH. .lump rliimrdu1· 41, Awry Phil Wllliamaon, Mrs. Lena Huber firemen. the College African 1 o Ne,ro to ._.alter a, the poll OfflCI - p., 1 adm i set nister to to the l hoarse -Asked 1-luyor Kl"'nncth McEI- has always been, I1 e Ch rIShanity, C1rdi11•l1 for I'l l ', 21. A llwrirnn J7, Old ( dial.) and Mrs, Willlum Baker. firat time in throal.s and swollen hands that trO)', Ohio. the f religion. evana:eUcal lnten&el)' n a hinny to lfi. ( 'll .V t 1·uhHl huvc the sLai(' highway moth Irish 42. CJty {PR.) • hlstorv. --■dv.-i National d ti th 1 en w on eonYen e ng ur come h . W. h:i<liit 22. F.nrl .Y in­ C'll.pllnl 44. M1m'-" nick• Meigs County Volunteer Fire. dep11rl.mont modify itli propossl to 8ut untll a few yean aa:o, lb , pene __!______ � 1 ."::: ... .. ., h��LJk.ttln � e� . n: each greet delea:ates enthu1ia&lie 1 TO -•■T INDll'INDINCli hnhlta11t!( J9. HL'lglim 1lR1T'IO men'ri A111oelatlon meets at Syrs- abandon maintenanrc or the road• tration of Africa wu lar1eb' con• "T. ... "\ � Q.t,; other with strong handshakes or ��cm- Ave.. New ,rojt O\'l ' 1"!4 l ' 1·1•r, 11 or Brlt:1!11 i·lv1•r 415. Angor �ide park in Middleport: the state fmed to t he Arab eou�trIes frJn a• cuae Town Hall B p. m. PARIS UPI-Four more former make f69 y� over-lonll ,peechet. 21\. Mr. Pnlu The White Rose Lodge will proposed Middl1_1port take it ov er, ing the Mediterranean. French col(Ullea i n Africa were ' ' , Sulllcr:lpUoa bl • 26 , Ori1•11lill e miuionarie1 Today Moslem ar assured today of independence meet lhia Wednesday afternoon at or ehc lhl' stale would relurn the -,rHOTEL CHAIGIS HST . J)J � b e n111•11c .1, the Ame rican Legion Hall in property to Its owners. It is be· movina: e nereetically into the v ut and will Join Madagaae•r. the SuLOS ANGELES UPI -' The Am" Ill 20. Fibb,•d licved cxc1'�Rive damai.w hy vandal s "black. belt" o f lro,ical Attica dan and &eneral II new- COW:Jtrie1 · bassador Hotel announced it would the � ·SeDtlne cWlc, &tl,.'4 , m p. I al Middleport l 30. Ju11w11 , ,... • ', ha� caused the stale to seek to be south or the Sahara Qeffrt. onCfl under �nch rule. French bill former President H•rrv S. -"- 80:, ,1o-. lllODIIIII -·, -• ••· Whllnmib The Meig11 County Foxhunters rid of the park. Cornes Hom. C---� ,..._.,.,._ oUicl&la announced Monday that Truman the rea:ular $125-per-day ;_ffC). ,i!J �,;ito.r nnJlt � aYII I, Association will meet ' In a regular -Approvrd FishPr s motion to EYBnge liat Billy Grahim, who an lll'fllment bad M;eD reached cost or his reserved room. HST , e:, one mc,nth, '1 lb' Jll-11: NII ' 'I 32. Window &eHlon Wednesday at Bald knob$ approvr the 1001 b11clge1 (rstimai- conducted an e!cht week crusade to the tvo Coaat, Upper Volta, hH now deeided · not to attend f'tll' . ;::,; r?. "Ill:· •aootlll, panr "-21' &Jat• a1 8 p. m. ed) showin� expedcd rece ipts of In Afrlca earller ttils ye ar, co me Nt,:er and ri.homey, thr convention. Jll!!tllat.·pa � �.. fJ ' S.'.l. Clo10 tCI � 14 JULY $81 ,200, expentlitcres or $103,921 home deep1y concerned about t he � 3t. Aromalic . , �" The Twille:ht Garden Club will wilh a halon,o e,perted this year vlgorou, Moslem ehallen1e to IJll<'IJ meet at the home of Mrs, Carrie or approximntcly $30.000 to mak e Chrlstlanlty. � :HI. l'nrh1•il I!. .,- ry -, , . Nye, Mulberry Ave., at 8 p. m . for up tho diUerencc. He aaya l1l1m la wlMlftl ...._ 38. Thnc ,,r a picnic supper. Mr1. w. R. Shas• - 1'ramfcrrerl $5,500 rrom the cony1rt, for t¥tty th.-.. won .--,-----<,-------.!;....-'-� �� - hlgl11•11t " teen 11 CO•hosteJa. A 1peclal fea­ ,.. nernl fund to <ho swimming pool by Chrllll..lty. B!n•nglh itlEV'VE BOUGHT A SUBUASAN RS 'nlE M'-S'il./lNT$ LIVED � llm• or the evenlne will be a work fund. 413. TT nly, tu i-. Seve cal factors have combined � WITH A Bij,t,1/11'1FUI. VIE.IV · HOMJ:l WINDOWS BIG WJ1)I FLAT shop In char1e of Mrs. Paul Bur Hnnmtl -Appro\'rd Smith 's motion to to give Islam a bl1 adv1nta1e ""' �� PEEPi-foLE --SIZE ·WINOOWS �•• AHO WALL IJ�C:K .A Jff QUT , Club. Garden Che1ter e th of ,e. F:ast l 111llnn ,_ a.�k J. S. Garwin, Sweeney-Carl- over Chrlatlanlty In woolni Afrl· • Portland Wor.thwhtJe Guild wright Co., Columhus. to submit a cans away fr.om the bu.1th Codi of SI lll'<'h 1// ., • 4.7. H11IUlghlf.'I" me e ts at the home af Maxine fee propoi;-111 £11T ading as Middle- trlbal rella:lon1, CR. Alway■ Prtce 1t 'l p.m, Thursday for a port 's financial advi11or in the sewChristianity Is seriously handl• � 4.9. Rub, out picnic aupper. capped because man,r fiercely naerago project. / I' DO. 1'llr,1;e Joly IS -Approvl'd Childs' .molion for Uonallstlc and race-eonaclous Af• • ll(tWN" The Hom1builden Class or the Zerkle lo serve on the flremen'.11 rlcans look upon- it as a "white , J, Below pf, Bradford Church or Christ will insurnncc board. h1an'1 reU1ion" that w,s broucht (na11t.) meet l'rlday at '1:30 p. m. at the 1- 12. -He ard Sheri f( Rubert Harten- Into Africa by coloillal powen church. bach's notice read that lockup feel Qf Europe. DAILY CRl'l'TOQI JOTE - Hen'• how IG·work ll: .:: .>mlna: Events .July l '1 for women are $2, meals 40 cehtl l11am, on the othet hfnd, ii � A X Y D L P A A X R ' The Capehart family re union each, and laundry, 15 cents. prueuted 11 ''In Africtl) ' ·beil1t h l, O N O P F. L I. O W has been 1et for Su�day, July 17, -Heard the mayor•, report, the relJeion" which h11 �ever had 1 One letter ■Imply 1,tnnd.11 for IU'LOthcT, In lhl.11 RRn1pl(! A hr 'Liff� at the Syracu1e P•rk. A b11fiket treasurer's report, and the cl erk · ' eolor li ne. for tlle threo L'.i. X fo r the ':.\\a 0'.11, otc. Slnitle )l\ttCl"II, 11poa­ dinner will be aerved at noon. Gene Grate'!! report: Islam m,tea far ea1ier de. t.rophe1, the lengU• onll tur�ntlon ot tile woi-da afe all hlnLt. All rel1tlvea are urged to be pre­ -Approved ordinance 841, by 1nand!J on lti African con.verb -=ach day the cOOO lelleH are different, sent. sus pending rule,, tor Middleport lhan doea Chrl1U,nlty. For Him• to contribute $2,062 lo the e11timat• pie, ■n AlriC1n who beeomet • A Crypto:ir,m q 1mtllllo11 NIW aUIINIII ed $23,000 project wllh th(! Stfite Moslem cu contJnue, to have COLUMBUS UPI-Ohio htd 77& D11partmenl or Hi1hways, in re- 1ev1ral wt.vea. Thlt ii no amJU R 1 t. K Q T 1'- T LIWG K LR UQW T new bullne11 lncq.rporatlon, In pairing the T, a section north or consideration In overwhelmtn,:ly R A J 1' W Y V W K W Q Z I A I S V T W K J L' I .lb,7, pJacln,: it first In the East the T on North Second, and a sFC• poly,:amo111 tropical Africa. North Centnl State■ and IUth In lion at Locust at south Third apd Ial■m h11 atao 'been willina to tbe alt.Ion, Secntlry of State South Serond.,ava, thf■ summer. le� Ill new converta continue to Ted W, Brown lftttounced today. M ayor McElhlnney lwore In ¥t. · practlct m1n.y ol the ritual, of New Yott, Callforaui, Florida and ,s,,rben-y e,rller Monday and pj,e- their old tribal nllgJono, bldutb II.-. Jene, 111..,_.i Oltlo'I to- NIiied I rev!Md 1111 ff t'Ot)'Mitlle jq bloclt illqle, •�!<b· Clartltlp CCft. llli&nmenta.. , � 1i; · aflll..._ -■aat _ 191i1r,1, ' . . 1 4 f"'' ,, , , . .. ' , . Johnson Woul d 'Poi nt Cou nterpoint' Com ing 1,o Area For Ju] y 22 Concert Lure Kennedy To Late Debate N•• • Firemen ()ppose (:hangin � Setup b'icl. �~ Rev P Miller t\llUIQeil New Duties As Shade aIIey_ pIIQtOf I . -- SMason venhE ' ., Islam-"'1" nn1"ng More Afr1·cans Than Chr1"st1"am·ty In Race For IdeoIog1•cal Re1•1g1ous· JontroI 1 -- --- -- DA I L Y Bond TH� DAILY SENTINH Issue toomin g .• ' " ,, " ,. " .. ., •• "°fil • ,. ,. 'i �·· ,, ,. - .. •• ,. ··- .&- '" • ., Profiles Of Candidate Race ' I I, ly Unit.cl p,.... lntern.atlonal The men expected to be In se­ riowi conU!ntion for the Demo­ nomln■tion cratic presidentlal thil week: Lyndon BelnH JohnMn, !H, the tall lean Texan whose wlte, ranch da111hter1 and ramily dog all carry the sam e init ials he cuff­ links Jn hh eleg,m tly tailored Bh)rt.s, I "Somebody has to be in the mid• die If you're to g et things done" Johnson Nid or himseH last Wet!k.. It's an accurate sumup of a career of Senate leade rshi p i n which, as the younge st floor leader ever 44 on his election in 1953 he pulled together s dissi­ dent minority party. And as ma­ jority leader of an out-of.the• White Hou6e party, he has com• promised the way to leglslation in the last four years, Pre■ident Roosevelt, a "great Democratic llbenl' ' under Har ry S, Truman and a "voting liberal' ' against McC arthyism. John Flh..rald Kennedy, 43, the U. S. senator ro r Massachu­ setts who asys ii he's too young to be president, Col umbus was loo young lo discover America. Second or nine children of Jo­ seph P. Kennedy, later U. S. am• bassador to Drltaln and R ose Fitz­ gerald Kennedy, daught�r of a mayor of Boston, he became a millionair e at 21-by his fatb· er 's gift-and displayed almost equal intellectual and political precocity. His first book, "Why England Slept" publiahe d when he was 23, becam e a best-seller. His sec· ond, ' ' Profiles in Courag e " writ­ ten in 1954 and 1955 during his conval escence from spinal surg ery "I believe that I am progrcs· won a Pulitzer Prize for biogra­ sive and prude nt without being phy. radical. I th i nk I am co nservative Kennedy won election to Con­ wi thout being reactionary, '' John­ in 1929, but the most dra­ gress son said. He said he was called display of his vote•getling matic a "fighting Ubeul" when he first cam e in 1952 when he powers went to Congress, in 1936, and Henry e feated incumbent S en. d quickly beca me a protE!ge of Cabot Lodge Jr. in a year when Re publicnn Dwight D. Eisenhower handily carried the state. Pro­ minent in Lhat campaign and in h is political efforts since have bee n his large, stlrac-tive and so­ Conv•rtible ciable family, and a keen pro­ fessional organization. Nothing cleon1 your Ewing, Ste'llnson, 60, Adl•I rug1 01 well as twice dereated for the presidency th• eoaygolng by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, once declared whe n he was de­ Convertible layed in reachini: a Washington only engagement by the welcome lo Ge n. Cha r les de Gaul le: ''It seems m y fate to be always get· $69.95 ting in the way ol national he­ roes." Stevenson, th e n seeking a sec­ ond term as governor of Illinois was drafted for the presidential nomination in rns2 with the - ac­ tive support or retiring President Harry S. Truman. He !ought a Rutland, Ohio hard primary campaign tor the · HOOVER I RUTLAND FURNITURE The Economical Distance from v,, Mei gs & Mason Coming Events I Men On The Spot ! Stand Against Senator Kennedy's Juggernaut ���.f •�? .,!.���. ;;.:�:;;iti!i:f;;:��:��:E Stepl1enson, Johnson Backers Rally For Last Commentating Editorially The U. S. oversf'as airl i 1ll's. rn 1 J11s d 1 :1 matk Jl'1 age. fore Luugh t"n m pt - 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 f n 1 111 . is a Str1i lt Li11 t1 STARK'S PHARMACY Phone WY-2-%586 E. MAIN STREET POMEROY, O. United Methodist Ruth Class Has Picnic Monday 4-H News D trleno Torren<o and Cary Mo , Pomeroy Benders rls were gue1t., at a recent meetmg By Mrs. Rui...-1 P•inter of tht B and C Junior Homemak. 0 $ eefiJng Howard Hauch of Newark called 4-H Clubs Hold ers at the home or Carla 'Morris. The Youth P'ellowship of the En• il l the �ainter home Thursday. The annual picnic of the Dau�h· Mrs. Betty car�e ton, a� viaor , was Douglas Jo hnwn ,pent Satu r-day Food Project te rs or Ruth clau oI the United in charge O, tne mtttmg d urmg terprise EU B Church met Monday Ill Monday with Mr and Mrl. Wm. Method.isl Church waa held Mon­ which plans for project comple• evening at the church. The Pomeroy Benders Junior Taylor of Addi110n . day ■t the home of Mn. Geor ge tion and Judging were diSC'UHed , lt Semor 4·H Club1 held the ir and Bronn Ruth led Devotions by A !i-1 r. and Mrs. Jame1 Snodgrau food pro1ect Satur<Uly •t tbe Joachim, East MaJn Street. waa reported thai the June bake th e rs and Elsie Arnold opent'<I the of Addison r;;illed on lhJ. Robert Following a potluck dinn er al sale had been successful. C.irla · home o f Mrs Ha rold Lohse. · mee ,mg. D ur Jn g the bU!I ,· ne,,, ,e,· Painter, Thursday. noon, a short bualneu ses:aion was Morri.s, reporter. A noon lund1con w1111 prepared aion with Miss Arnold _pr�� idm �. Mrs. Mary Bailey spent .i c-ouple conducted by Mn. Joachim, pre•l· • ' ' by the girls on the fire place and to picnic b a made were for plans I e Heil• Will with )Ir. Mn. days and dent, which opened with devo• served oul of doors to the mem­ The anrfual judging on outdoor u tions by Mies Augusta Genheimer cookery of the Pomeroy Benders held at F r ked Run Lake on Friday man. and Mn. Lohse, Mrs. C. E . 22. July Mr and Mrs. Robert Painter and ber.It usi ng as her topic "What of lhe Sen ior 4-H Club was held Fr iday and Mn. Geneva Nolan Blake�lee World". Members and gueslR res• whe n the group met at the home Refreshments were senoed at the I Douglas J?hnson ipent M on day Each gi r l gave a dem o nstration with . Mr. and Mn. Wm. on wlui.t they pre pared for the pond ed to roll call with • civil of Mrs. Harold Lohse, advisor. close o f lhe meetin.i: to Jerry i'rick I C H:nmg a lor Addi son and watched the meal. The Senior c-lub members or y T war hero. .M ary Mrs. Geneva H. Nolan, co unty Dottie Brown, Carolyn Bell at the �naug� Drive-In. ks r firewo At the close of the mee ting, extens ion home economics agent, Grueser, Linda and Sharon D1ll. M r. and Mrs. Will Heilman and gave six dcmonstrationa on safety home made ice cream and cak e was a guett al the m e ding. Fol- B i ll and Marjorie Bentz' Cunme . Mrs. Mary Bailey called at the Jen- in water and life saving, . were se rYed by Mrs. Joachim lo lowi� a lunch eon of chili, relishes. 0 1ll, Carleton, M1�s Brothers nie Housh and Painte r homes on Jim Plans were discussed for the Miss Lydia Ebersbach, Misses Iced tea and cupcakes, pre pared by and M}ss �rnold �nd_ five adulls. fair exhibits and carnmiltees Augusta and Ad a Genb elmer. Mrs . club members, a program on safe• Rev. Francis H. Glazier, )fr.it. Or• Tuesday. �1rs. Robert Painter visited wilh named including Alita C;;ir pe11ter, Earl Oliver, Mrs. Mart Cra ry, Mrs. ty was presented with Carolyn ville Brown, Mrs. George Brothers, grandmother Mn. Decker of Jennirer Lohse, and Tamara Fin­ her W. E. C. Mrs. Neutzling, Minnie Vaughan, salety ·chairman, ill Mrs. Thomas Bentz and L'ftrs. Alice Pl. Pleasant Satu�day l;;iw, to plan, put up and tear Downie, Mrs. Jaeob Glo�ckner, charge, Thompson. r .ild Violet call• do wn the educ-alional booth; Ja· Ge �lrs. and '.\tr. Miss Carri e Yeager, Mrs. Thomas , Methods of lif esaving wna dem Goegle in, M rs. Richard Campbell, onstrated by Jennifer t.,hse, and The ne,ct meeting will be held at t!d on Mrs. Jennie Roush Sunday. net Brown, Linda Moore, Char\es. 1.fr. a nd Mrs. Raymond Taylor anna lless, Karen HoHn er, Jenni• Mrs. Albert Young, Mrs. A. V. Alita Carpenter conducted a dem- the church with Bill. Marjori e and Jr and daughter. lt.ayma, visited fer Blakeslee, Lioda She pherd and Howell. Mrs. Albert Alward, Mrs. onstration on artirl°':il-1 respiration. J unior Bentz in charge. with Mrs. Robert Painler jue !!day Peggy HoHner, to set up the ex­ T. W. Bengel, Mrs Claude Darst, uresfVing equipmenFWas the topic hibit booth; and Jane Beer, Bar­ <'Venrng and three guests. Mrs. Frank Ste• of tafk given by Charlesanna Hess CARRIES L l:AD Mr. and �trs. W i l l Heilman cal 1· bara Coates, Patty Blak eslee, wart, Mrs. Robe rt Morris Sr., and and Linda Moore spok e on sa(e TORONTO UPI -A r t Wa ll Jr., cd on Mrs Dale Kesterson and Carolyn Vaughan, Sharon Free· Mrs. Anna Yeager. bathing places. Barbara Coates pre• carried a three•shot lead into the �lrs. Shoemaker, Wedne-ay, man, Nancy Titu8 and Sunn The next meeitng will be h eld sen'ed • talk on body adi' ustments final round o( the Canadi;rn Open I Do as ug amter, o,,.,rt rs. R M Heaton to tear down the eJLbibit "~ p · al the home of Mrs. Jacob Mees in to the water, and to conclud e the championship today. Taylor s r on the lasl day or fair. booth program, Jane Baer gne a resume Athens. fpo �is for an �:�ti ans were alao made Pl. �� · �:�� a demonstr A . • · Of the Prog•am ,egetable a nam,n g ted i vis Mn. and Mr. 22 to Smith John July on social cream ice 1956 nomination and won it lion on slip stitches was g i ven by discusi lman earn mon ey for their contribution a He Mr Will conducted and s. r Nolan with Mrs. M inter­ g. mcctm Truman's d n the spite i handidly e Cla r ice Norris dur g to the Canters Cave 4-H camp. Wednesday . jection of Averel l Harrimsn es a sion on nutrition with each of the ---S haron Sue Cottril l , reponer. -- ---- - preIn part her explainin girls • • , g last minute rival. Hetzer and family of Raleia:h Jennifer Relations betwe en SteYenson paring the l uncheon. A talk on tours was given by Licen.st"8 Secured he re for a visit with are Akron reporter. Lohse, Securrng Satur• wed ilcenses to 11r.d Truman are distinctly cool. Charlfs Caldwell at th" July 5 • • • rela �� The form e r president said recent· meeting of the Alfred Mixed elm,. day i n Prollate Court were Ronald A demonstration on slip stitch ers at the Alfred Church. Member� S. n11e, 18, U. S. �ir Force, �n ly that Stevenson i sn' t de cisive Mike Skidemore. Par ke rsburg enough to be president, but he hemming was •given by Brenda responded lo roll call with ii good or Mr and Mrs . . (_harles S . .Rife, visited hia gr11ndparent1 Mr. and has not sugge sted Stnenson or Wigner at a mee ting of th e Key­ deed perrorme4} during the past Dexter, and MarJorte Ann Pr1d�y. · M rs. Raymond Barton, Reedsville. --· = ;;any Democrat could have won lo•Better•Living 4-H Club held on week. - Linda Henderson, report· 1 8. daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. Guy :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;�Janice of home tht: at Wednesday 1 nutland. rnddl", lec­ the last two presidential e . er. Authorized ••• Bi ng. During the meeting mem• Milford Lee Hysell, 22, U. S. Air tions. pro. sewing their on worked bers HY· l Del Mrs. and Mr. of son rorce, Stevenson, whose w i t and erudi• A cookout for members of the tion brought the word "egghead" jects under the supervision of An• Pomeroy Benders Senior .and Jun• sel l , Bradbury, and Laura Pauline into American politics, has won na Russell, advisor. - Betty Sue ior 4·H Clubs was held Tuesday, Thomas, 19, daughter of Mr. and a larg e, loyal and vocal follow­ Cla r k, reporter. July 5, al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Thomas, Middleport. • • • politi­ l proressiona little ing, but Mrs. Harold Lohse . Pancakes, Rall• PLUMBING elkl ELECTRICAL "Health and Safe ty" was the top• sage , cocoa and a fruit bowl pre• Two Men f;ned n cal support for the 1960 noml• O Jane Nola by given reports REPAIRS ond SERVICE of ic nation. , pared by club members over a I Stuart Symington, 59, U. S. Myers and Cathy And rews at the wood fire were served. ··outdoor ntoxicat1011 Ch arge senator from Missouri , is best July I meeting of the Riverview Cookery" was the topic of the pro• Two ml!'r. were fined for intoxica• known for his seven years es a 4-H Club held at the Myers home. ject lesson for the meeting. Alita tion in II session of Mayor Ch�les Harold Ohue, Mgr. top administn1tive official in the Miss Myers also demonstnted the Carpenter and Jennifer lohse re• Legar's <'OUrt Saturday ev e nmg. Truman admlniUration-and as a proper way to rringe a napkin. ported on the junior leadership They "."ere George Sprouse, Porn- , Locuot s,. Mld41WY 2-2511 pmillionai re by his own bus iness Margaret Brown and Paul i ne My­ meeting held on June 28. - Jenni• I e�oy, rined $5 and costs, and Okey I ________..,.,..__ ers, advisors, were in chal'i;:e and fer Lohse, reporter. Kiser, Letart, $20 and costs. __ _1,. talents. . sew• ir e th with members d e assist Now in his second Senate t erm the hanrisome silver-haired Sy. i ng projects. - Sue Ann Myers, re• mington has a reeord or solid l ib· porter. ••• eral voting, has been most iden• and Donna Davis Holland Sharon tified with his criticism Of the and Freda program a esented r p administration's dcfonsc policies. ry at the July 6 sto a reed Smith as was job n His first Washingto head of the Surplus Property meeting or the Columb ia lt'.ake-11 Board. In 1946 he became assist• Girls 4•H Club held at the Colum­ the ant secretary of war for air and bia School. During the meeting pr1r sewing their on worked giTls the following year, with the , armed forces reorganization, he jects with Mary Jordon, advisorr. reporte Cox, Sharon was named the first secretary of· ' aesisllng. - • • • ·· the U. S. Air Force. "Outdoor Cookery" was lhl! topic him named In 1 950 Truman ted at chairman or the Natlonal Secur­ of the project lesson presen y Pomero the of ng i meet � July the ity Resources Boi11rd, and in 1951 at held Club 4·H Junior s Bender the of i strator admin "cleanup" Reconstruction Fi nance Corp., the home of Mrs. Harold Lohse.­ er. then rocked by the " m ink coat" Peggy Hoffner,• report • • scandals. freeze" "deep and A project lesson on fresh and vegetables was iiivcn at lhc frozen THREE COLLISIO N KILLS Senior Jolly 7 MONTEBELLUNA , Italy UPI­ July meeting of lhe schoo l build­ the at held ers Stitch A train loaded with troops col• demon­ a gave ge Sauva Ann ing. y stationar s with lided Monday correct the on talk and on i strat passenger train, killing . three Ital­ each and les, getab e v freeze to way per­ i an soldiers and injurying 52 by call roll red answe or the girls sons, including 46 soldiers. H Id M I .,1 R;�����- - -- .,Noi.i 0 ., ·- ' . Top Circles Are Gunshy After U2 lnrident NEWPORT, R. I. UPI-Pre1l• dent EUJenhower, hlB aummer va­ cation p lacued by a aeries of In• ternational incident.I, today faced the neceuity of dealin& with lha case or another American plane downed by the Russian1. His aidea, apparently cun 1b1 after lbe controveny ov er the handling of the U-2 spy plane af. fair in May, had noth1na to uy about the Soviet report that I six­ jet U. S. reconnailiUnce pla ne missing since July I bad been shot down when it violated Rus. sian air space in the Barf'nta Sea area. The Russians cl a imed th■l two surviYortt or the downed plane acknowledged that it waa on a "mission of a military intellia:enc, nature." The United States Raid at the time the plane was report­ it Wal on an e d missing that mapping flight e lectromagnetic betw�n Britain and Norway and might be lost ove r the sea north of Norway and Russia's Kola Jerry Child ers of the U. S. Navy wno 1pent a 20 day leave here with hil: parents. has re­ turned to his ship the Yorktown, at Norfolk, Va. COLEMAN DEALER CHASE HARDWARE CH EVY WIN S GREATEST FERENCE R '■ \ ,j' i -� ' Thia year mon people are bu)'btg ChMToleta (lneladlng Corvalr■)•than e,er before, makln1 Chevy the :,ear'• hotteat oeller by a record,ahatlerlng martrln, CoDM In and aee what the bu)'bts'a all about-at your Ch..rolet dealer'a IOOD I I, "Let's stop fiddling around and get Central GAS Air Conditioning'' :;f':C� :! ;.., aci:f.:: ~"' They'_ll Do It ....',,e· Tm " e . I .r•te.: -�•--- " Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor., O., July 12, 1960-3 West Shade Social Items Enterprise EUB Youth f.ellowship B ffatlo • WINS YEAR'S TOP AWAR D! ' ..... ........DIii.... tw,,..,...., .... ... ,.....,.tit . George: . 1· TO � . CO. OY . MO .. ,POM ERPOMEROY, OHIC> �.' ·- . • '� • �l',�· · · · , · -1 ,, \ � .ffll)li.;: , .• i,i.t_.�..,.. ��"l)�� ' ·\ George: Casper: ' ' te at Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Oealer s____ Chevy's Corvair and Cotvel-······-·---··-·· See Chevrolet Cars, �- -----------�·�· ---·--·----·-- Costs too much. Does not. If we buy a new hoUBO, we can gel an Adda-Servel GAS the Basse.ti: Air-Conditioning System that both heats and cools. It can be included in OUl mortgage payments. Or if we don't move, we can buy a Bryant Add-On Unit that connects to our p1-nt GAS Wann Air Heating Sy,,tem. Both the Ark.la-Servel and the Bryant will comfort condition our entire house year 'round. George: Casper ... l'('l•k1 � 1: r11 (1' Coats too much to run. Not a GAS Air-Conditioning System. Friend of mine livM with a family that lule one. They have a 1,250 sq. ft. how,e. Their average monthly bill is ""'8 than $15 to both heat and cool with Gas. And the Gas Company financed the whole air-conditioning sy8tem, including instaUation. No money down, 5 years to pay. The ]ow monthly installments can be paid with our Gas bills. You've convinced me. Let's get one. • • • Your Gas Company sella, supervises instaUations, guarantees satisfaction and fjnanoes GAS Air-Conditioning Sy,,tems. See how little GAS Air Conditionin1 coets to own and open,IA!. Ask for free booklet of photoo and testimonials based on GAS Air Conditioning uaera' actual year around bills. Get your copy today. Just wriu, or call: WY 2-5192 THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY•.. llyond Our 611 11111111 11M l.P hi .. . .,''· ' \ ,- �l ,... Pirates Take Dodges ' To 2 Indians Pull Out Victory In Top Of 7th Inning I OXFORtf O UPI-M1am1 Uni ­ veni ty hw signed two OhH> high I Miami SiKD• l'air Of Top uaa;e l'erforuu,r• S('hoo,I basketball stars to a1 h)e. ti<' gr1mt»it1-a1d. I Coach Ditk Shridec sud Lt>Roy Middlepnrt ·� Utth> Leagui> Jn . Jo'ral.ier of New Boston and Eu· dians, with two regulars .sh(•lvt>d gue Bo.....-t of Sp,ri11,gl1eld will beca11H of illness. pulled out w1tb enroJJ tbili Septe.m,ber. Fi'az.ie.r. a 8-6 .alJ-aruun(I play a 8-7 victory OVE-r thf' winless Red Sox l1s1 evenir>e w11h a four­ er. lef bH (BfAlll liljll ,iUI. �bet11ten run outburst 1n the top of the seal(WII and ialo t- .st,te Cl181!i A seventh. and by holding the Sox semi-lintb (hi& llf)rin& helorP Joa• to thrre runf! 111 I-hr bottom of the i� out to S•lem Ltkal. StVE'lllh, 11 was -!-4 .i!1rr the> regu iat ion six with Charley Payne of the I ndians and J{lhn 'I'r,iylor ol the Red Sox ending up all even The lnchans p1r-ked u p four runs in Lbc seveuth off relit'fer Ell is and thr Red Sox gol hack only three of then} ofl thP [ndian Big Mac Captured $500 ,Feature Jlatll' HAMILTON, O. UPl--8i,: Mar, owned �Y Joe Hagler ol Xetii■ and Joe PaddOCk of Dayton, won the reature � Class 2 pace at Hamilton Racewa)' Monday nie:h t . Cbief Isaac was SCl'omJ and Blue Dan was third. Big Mac. an 8-)'ear-old che�tnut was third most of the way and made his mcr.·e around the l,11st turn and wun going away. HP pait! $7.20, M: and $3 in winni11g i n 2 : 08 2-6. RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE We Sell Motorola W1' SenicP All Makt>s and Models rellef, Wayne Davis who w1/i re• placed by l.arry Taylor hefore the innin& was over to put out the fire. The Indiana now are 1·2 in second half pl ay, the Red So x 0-3. lndh1n reaul,.r11 absent were Buddy Moore and Mike Brallon. .--c--,--� Cleland's FREE PARKI NG Phone WY-2-2255 Pomero7 E. Milla SI. as. Karr and Van Zandt USED CAR SALE 'S8 MERCURY Madalltt 2 O.Or Pu1h button drlYe. A.ii 11 i.lent II a soarine gull. Pita your vacation in this Bil!l "M' · . It'■ ready to 10. Was $1 S9S ··· · · SALE $1288 'S• PONTIAC Ch&.ften Delvx• , DNr Thi11 onP ran'l be beat 111 thiH pr.lee. Doet everythlns but sit up and beg. You'll reaUy like it. SM tor your11ell. Was $69S · ---· · · · SALE $'88 'S6 OLDSMtlllE l Beoutiful two tonf' blue. Power stHrlna: and power brakes. A q111t· l l r11r. Truly a good value. t I Was � 129S · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SAlE $888 .. 'S 8 OlDSMOlllE 11-2 Do.r Sedan V8 RO<"kPI Pngine with ■Undard 11hirt. Go - Go - Go in lhlM ,m:ip-p)' Old6. The buy ol your Ille. Was $1 79S · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SALi $1 '88 '59 RAMBLER Amerlcen 2 Door Solid rt!d finil1h . .-\merlca'a economy C!hamplon. Low mile­ a.we. one owner. The best compac:;I made. Hurry! Was $1 69S · · · · · · · • . · · · SALE $1 ,88 '57 OLDSMOBILE llll-2 DNr lNan Solid blat-1( flni11h 1et orr ,with wbll.e wall Uru. ·Hydramat­ k drivt'. Feei power beneaLh your wheel with Old1' Fam• ou• V8 engine. Was $1595 __ · · · · · · · · · · · SALE $1311 ' '5' OLDSMOIU ..,,., • I Clean two tone ,lrffn wtttla hydrematlt drive, power lteer• Ina. power brakH, radio, heater. SUre to pleue, ti)' it. s K yg er Creek, yr-acuse Movt l I \ I Strong Pitching Aiding Jersey In Win Column « Bo"' °"� ;r•· t.1' Pony Tourney Berths Open To Acea Teams • -,'-'-- --- - ,i... • hHe been wond■rfully blHS• ff In being ablt to r•t1,1rn to �tlv• life after wfferin9 from head to foot with 1nU1cular ......,... and pain. Moat 111 lolntt lffmed affected, Accord­ Ing to medical dlagnHi•, I had lh•urNtold Arthritis, lthe>uma­ llsm end B1,1nltis. For .,-... In- · formation writ•: . . Ntw 2 Piece UVING ROOM SUITE - - - - - 1qiT0ttS NOT!: - L;I• C. Wilson not c,niy hH co.... r•d po1924 litka.1 COl'l"'"'tlo11, ror United P"n Intern•• I ONII, writlwl NIO\lt ,..,. mlMUrtWI of th• fM'lltklam, ltut hH Nt•lnad all ...... ,-_., ..Js duirp •ra for the dr..._ of the &hows whieh occur every four yHr1. twni he NYlewa NIM- of ffle drMMtic polltk•I ■hows M had conrtd 1lne1 ttl• fflilrefha,n Democratic conwMtien in MNi&on Squ■r■ Garden in l924. · Arth ritis? ,n = * Ct, - :c : s99 00 • MRS. LELA S. WIER 2805 Arbor HIiis Drl.........007 P, 0. Box 2695 Jecksan, Mlninlppl BAKE R F U RN ITU II ro-..1 ) ... " PISTONS ACQUIRI OHL DETROIT UPI-Ex-Illinois guard Don Ohl was acquired by the Oe, troll Pi1lon1 from the Phlladclph\K W arrior, Monday in a Nation a l BHketball A&loelatlon deal that involved "coPalderbly more than the $&00 waiver price," according to Pi1ton General Manager Nick Kerbawy, BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer NEW and USED COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES . g Phone WY-2-3794 POMEROY, OHIO !, untll gas: service is' require� . ' a con , CMfl\ior te Now, 1Yil,ll . -vu:e . . . lt YEAJI WARRANTY ALUMINUM asbestos fiber ROOF COA TING • 0. -■I ...,. ... -It, .,, '"P' 011t h•ol • •nd ••l•r•prool • • •• w111 HI n•d •r pHI, t49I o palflh,. 11111 • ... hfaut.tlon 'Wllb lhtted fl•�.. • • .... ..W.........,.,.., Alwml11u'" '-••· 0....11 Ooldell lllrowft •n••r alu• "0- tied ................ ...,.,., $5.25 Cl-1HTOH FISH ER CO. • SBCOND AVE. Out Joppa Way Kan. & Va■ Zandt Motor Sales, Pomeroy, Ohio ;,; I! \· Ii PAI NT • Service MIDDLSPORT YP '. meU!r and all . .. economal, •�ve . proof! . . .· � To aett,lll" tali) I. enJ!I)' �� ,, ' . ', · " . ;,.,_--; .-, ·� . ' __l __n_a_s_All__,_•u_T,_OF_T_J!l_sM_. o_N_Tll_·1 __I - lnmlw llOIJ • • , befpre ••• . " •. i;,,. · M:-:r. i.1 . NYLON taES, 670x15 • ,, • .• . �ETERED GAS S_ERVICE WY 2-2UI . All CAR MIRRORS lnstafled _Free Of Charge · · , ,s.. Our Lorge S.lec;tlon Also SUUD BEAM UNITS, t • ·1 2 V.olt - - - -· - - $2.29 ea. . ,. • • • • • • • ♦ • • • • . . . . . . . " . . . . . · · · · · · · · $1 1 .81 Pl� M . . and Good OIIPI . . . • • • • • • · • · · · · · · · $2J ;a, Plu fed. Tilt 111d Good · · · · t . · IAfflRIES., Gra .. up I , 6 Vol · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Callhl1 · ·$7.9S b. tl t J# ·a ' t � '. 4-D .8'1- -� __111,111. COMPANY • Phone Th is wl�ek's Specials ""'7:;gt1JB , • . ph9ne llie fl? weatlw ws1t W' 111.11 ' ' ' '· Mter ljNtmg IIJ!d ,clothea drY!J!c. � lolet,J:ed,Oas is i:ll!i.n, �d­ able, heata Instantly • • • and lt'i. llt.Orm • . • maiilal nttal out ,ow- .. Ohio . ' 0 Y1111'll � gu is ,al1JO best . ror c(IOklng, • 8. ' "'- Second Kyger Tourney Opens Monday, July 18 Pameroy ln:s tall NOW • . .. pay .- noth .i ng ...,. play the old a:arden. lwt no t'lrrllS I rat could m.11tch what the Demo• � . accorupliahed in 1"'' J,om June 24 to Jul¥ I>, incl;Usive, an alaiQMt �•ndaJous (ort.mgbl.. The • . I h e KII Kl uxeri; , �ut her�n w b t ;i Dl!-moc the l92f, r ti ra l in the drp uld \lad1son Squi1rt: Ganlt•n, New a_n d uthers. �ere for the n 001 1 11,. �!Oil of Wilham c. McAdoo, sonYork City. The old Karden was used to vio- u1 •I aw or w ood row WI! son. The w�til , the big cities of the lent't and vulgarity. Stanford a S l and others were for Alfred "E Whitt> was architect of the old pile. He built into it a tower pent- EUlanu� Smith &overn� of the house. The didoes White cut there slate 01 New York. Sm ith was a with this an·d that lovely from the Roman C atholic and religion was Broadway stage Jed, finally, to a hot and an&ry i ssue. The em• his death by gunshol at the- hands �all i ed Democrats bti llottecl 103 ol Harry K. Thew. While had rut times ,before they named their a didoe with Evelyn Nesbit, . a �•�· John W. Davis of We11 t Virsta�e <:lancer and, 111110, the wire g_i m a, W ho had 3 1 vole, on the firSI ballot and who bung around of Thaw. votes for d ays before going 60 The big circllfl also used to over t he top on the 103rcl. a.tter Than Circus New York City firemen pl.anted iiPare sirens all oveP the garden before Smith was put in nominalion. Wh�n the great moment came, the firemen pulled the switches. Brawney New York cops stood guard to assure thal no McAdoo-minded delegate turned otr lhe racket. The Smith demonThe Second Annual Tournament stration continued for more than lor Liltle Leaguers will get under­ 90 minutes. way at 6 p. m. next Monday, Jul)' Fill Flfht DlaputN 18, al the Kyger Creek Employees' William Jennlnjs Bryan attem ptClub ball field adjacent lo the Ky• ed lo address the convention beger Creek Power Plant. fbre nominat ions were in order, The £irst game will pit thl! Porn• and the delegates exploded in fist croy Dodgers againot the Gallipo­ fight disputes for posseuion or lis Senators, and at 7: 15 p. m . t he the various stale standarda. An isClifton • West Columbi a te■Ul will sue was whether thl.s or that stanmeet Red's Sup£'r Markel. The d it rd should be in the parade to final game of the evening will see salute Bryan. The Colorado delegathe Syra cuse Giants going agains1 lion, down front by the press box, lhe Gallipolis Tigers at 8:30 p. m . wns in ehaos. A man seeking to In all, thl!l'e are 32 LilUe League carry Colorado's standard into the teams entered in 1 he tournament, Bryan parade lost it to a u,uscular representing Pl. Pleasant, Mason, woman who instantly look her an. Nrw Haven, Clllton-We1t -Columhia tagonist out of the contest hf and Henderson, W. Va.; Gallipnlis knocking him down and out. Pomeroy, Syracuee, Racine, North The firemen's sirens. tbe fi,: htGallia and Cheshire, OJtio. ing on the convention floor, tile whoop-it The tournament wil1 run from lcrl('s as-up rowdyism or the pJ. they July 1 8 through July 30 with no or Prohibiti on, cheered ror repeal all combined to games being played on Sundity. In partiea away political frighten c11se of rain, the g41me scheduled Tbere bas City. York New from (or that evening will be played the not been a convention there since following e\'enJng, Trophies will be given to the !irsl, second and lhird plare learns, with the nrst - pJace team re.ceiving By Mtd•lln• BuchaiNII individual trophies, Eighteen indi• Vernon Greene and family vldual trophies will be awarded to outstanding players in the tourna­ were here over lhe holiday fr-om Akron. They have a summer home­ ment and also visiting them were their son Raymond and wife of Kent Mr. and Mrs. George Sellars or Canton, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pul­ lens, Canton. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullens and daughter or Williams town and Mrs. Elda C11.l1way. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Clark of Columbus visited Mr. ind Mn. Vernon R�!;!d_ and family ' OVJ:r · · the weekend. John Calaway is attending srhool (P. B. X.) in Marion. Mrs. Lavina Brannon, Gladys Powell . Mr. end Mrs. James Bran­ non visited Mr. and Mn, George­ Reed Sunday. Twill11 Clark vislted the Reeds Fridsy evenin,. Mr. and Mrs. George Reed visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grocenickle Sund ay evening, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reed atld family visited · her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cain of Hock­ in11:port recently. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon F.ddy .ind ramily of Columbu1 visited Tom Deeters over the week.end al110 visiting the Deelen: were James Deeter and his bride. Jam­ es ls in the Navy and hla wile is residing in Columbus, A Sunday School wiener roast was held at Mr. and Mr.11. George Reed's for the beginners cla91 or Joppa Church. Attending the 1(, fair wer� Pele, CarJJene end Ar­ lene Reed, Keven, Jerry Jnd J)an• ny Miller, Patty and Bobby Gro• cenickel, Francis and Anitra Wrla ton, Joey Buchan11n, Dale Dlllon Mr. tnd Mra. Vernon Reed, Mr, and Mrs. Curtis M iller, Mrs. Ray Wriston, Mrs Margaret Groce,. nickle, Mi:. and Mra. 8. M. Buc_h­ '. an.11n, Mr. and Mrs Pearl Dillon and Mrs Delcla Reed, . Mike MIiler hurt hill arm SunIP i" Iii Los Ancr".eI . Democra t•IC U,oven t•ion .. , ' Pronuses TO Be In Old Trad 1 t 1011 NAMED TRACK COACH CARBONDALE, Ul. UPI - Lew Hartzo;:. 3ft, track coach ,11t North­ east Loul11i1ma State, h.u been ap­ pointed head coach at Southern 1mnois University pending ap. proval by the SIU bo.ard of trus­ tees. A spokesman for the univer• sity said the matter -wlll be taken up next month. , , ,,. IvY-UllY. s·1ggest Show Barnum wou ld Ra1· se Ante For By LYLE C. W1LSON SPORTS ARENA. LOS ANGELES UPI - If Phineas T. Barnum had anything to do with this Demornt• le National Convention, or any olh• er-, he would price the tickets by heavyweight fight standards and another $1 million take down more. The greatest 11. how on earth! fbiB ii a national politieal con­ vention. Some &re showier than M y f avorite others, however. among those I have covered 11lill is m : � . ��� �.;1ac.��1� :J !1\ ,: :, , , �Ad:: :;;:;:;;,::: ::.::: ! Palmer �oping To Regain Form ln Akron PGA '53 PONTIAC ' Was $1 995 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · S.ALE $1681 )! •:•:•: :•:•: :•: :-: i.1�:�: ; 1 «..me ,. Was $495 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SALE $218 111." rnark of 111cmaa. tter.'1 P1" Clhace to own Aluriet'• finest at America'• loweat pr:lae. • we fl111t. true value. H? ld� A,uuuJ I - """'-� wscs I t S1vey 4 DMr lN111 B1Ult11�Lp ,e:rey ,rinl1h and built like • blW.hl\) too. Nce To Flt y..,, '56 CADI.LlC Heath Johnny Young ' s high ridtng P1rall'S sewed up their claim P,cnic i.tonday to the County Little Li�o gu(• :\!-i.su1 ' 1.tliun l'ham pionship a. little ThP annual picnic or the WSCS J. tighter Monday night with a 7 2 v iuory (JVe r l he Dodgers. of tile Heath Methodist Church was held Monday evening t,m the In other games the Syracusl' I ndians to.st Lo the Pomeroy lawn 111 the 14.et.hodist parsonage. Redlegs 5- 1 with Dick w� rrv goi111; all th{' wav for the win­ M Hld le,ort'!I Little Leagu f' Red· · to tbe semi·.t·ma 15 1n .,.- IOL off Ed Rt·v. Raymon Konkr.ight., minis, ga■1es h"its lb: at W ne,.,, ners, and the Braves took Uk \".mh�" bv a scor.e of 1 1 -6 in rn legs turlled three hits into 8 4_2 tt>r of the ehur('li was the devopd<fler. C-M White, Tour• Softball Bend the in pl,1yed a cascade �f hit s an_d err_on; The ( ·ard..., · of Ratine beat the Cl iftoo- M,uo n jumped into a vid.ery hiBt evening over the Yan- ti-Onal leader for the evening and namenl al Baehtel t'ield on M on• Syracuse G1anh; 6-4 1 n a hgJ1t dut:J a! Syracuse. 2• leacl in Uw top o{ the first kees H Diekie F'ift> or the win- he hased his service on nature day night. n� duPI The Tigers and JN� ;1 1d nv1 of hymns and Kyger Cteek , behind the ••1· in.nib& .o,a airelet bt' i!lm !S' Van n":"s was _ in a ti�ht pilehi Yan- 11,nd used a numberlo nature. pla y, rE> ,chf"du l i ng t lw ir i.,:.;w w 1 .'>� 1 1 1 111 _\ A rn old of lhc Yan k lles the of Rawhngs Craig w101 Matrttriple u.U Oliver ll'ob .aitl a Ulra· llankin, Du.lcb or h.u,rli.q o:.it pertaining poems Har(ieorge and siu�ks Y-v t h,111 • for a latPr date. ied back the Nei.- Jla.,.en Mer· bf .._ •• · l)oJJ fata�bt.11r a, 11:ees. t'ur Uu.• Pirat.ei. Miekt>v M,,11 I r i � h 1 1 for tht• ,cyde. ge.tl..i.ite • The Y ankees we n,l ahead 1 -0 in I During me sncfrt, b�Jle9! ses• 1u1,e •P tlve .5-0, ta M.wldaf1 f.ir!JI CIQll· Wa'llff'!.}!: s,it.clwr, · • l'hini b11d a doublt' ,:111 d ·lwo 1-ill 1 h r1•P run honwr. a lr1ple, dOI.IM,e cila1)ti second 01;1 a.a error and sion oonduded by !h.e president, tbe In l. 1hf second ea.nu s,n. iliiw;. & leii to get half hi s team ' s hits ;1 1 1 r l 1-1 11i,:le 111s five RBl's weu Lt:i Shsened's single, got another · in Mrs. Earl Koia:hl, a teP(l.r.t of the do•n,e11 1h, West Coklilbia and score threl' of ils six runs f (JIJS. arnJ h1� t·� de hilting is be. e1i1se 's r Mel ln tonl&ht'a ,a� ci. lr: the fourth 1;m U:aw t!ngs' single officers training · s�bOOI which Mowa.Uin•rs, 0·1 . 1'hen, i, the Cilo hed two i.inglcs and drovp a 11, ' \Ptl l he flrsl lune this seafiOR , J in M 1 e was recently h,l!ld in_ •�eroy was an infield out. and e&s 4 If la �qe 1.5 $,1 . 1 4 f Nllnd, aieco,pd l)e ol Li·ro,\· M urray with two. PW- jnt pme run in while ('hur1i ie M u rr11y . e t e ' • I ,inning . fourth Redlegs' e th For given by M lss B�s �n'born. 7 P· m Smith s ,J.ir.at um dial� with 1 hret> , and Tom Hanis Waverly Qippetl Cliflon•t\r1Jl!Oe illt' th si11gl.ed. ol wi U i 1 t Bruce cro11sed, There were thifY•tW"o members runs ttlree wtuin l P.ar.karsbure rj n, t.r pll .a KCM"e or 3-2. • .a t For the DodgcNi , E d rl i f' Baf'r w 1 l l 1 t w o srn.:.:IN;, were other . 111. Wallace led orr wiih a double and gueB,l.11 pr.es1nt ror: ihe potluck Coli, Wat P�1 JJ � Im d • nick.e. was Rank.i � d got a leadof f homer in t he fif t h t o1> h 1 1 t c rs . yracuse and lwo errors and a walk did pi cn i c. Hostesses wltp_ arranged a.ra K"t'W ,Cr F or tlw Hral'l's rll'\and a.nd two biLs--sin�s by Paul H11rmtltl 'tiillU. . and John Guinther had a run of e t t t be the dtmage. 7he winners added a tor the affair were Mrs. Konke ttlll. CiDil• b ffl ,_. he ut) and lurll' Miller-as .b e I t scoring double in the rirst and I W1('k l t nf' 1•ach had two singlie1, 1'.ilew Haven t�am .,u,nder OOIWl'ol eo,i,11, run ia the tilth on Btu Swan ' s right. Mrs. Jack --BeCbt,e, Mrs. ev Jeff Ci blls. Ch11rll'y Ba x. t N . D it- k i 1> Tiotu h ;. uul Theiss, 11. rlouble en d all evenin_g .. siag].,e a11,d another error. Mark Kenneth Byer, M,fiJ. ijoah Husce,w: The Lipe Kn:er Creek 1� Davis and Virgil Phill i ps t'a di C:1 1rn. a sin.l:(lt' T.�onehill ,:ot the other Rt:dleg kins, Mrs. James �!�ihfon and First IS... Yankf'f• J>1trhing walkt'd ll two ill the filth wtio.g on a lliiiDhit singles. Mrs. Charles E. Yopn&� hit. O 8 ,de t-5 Rotb,:eb, Bo )' b_ ta 000 . . . . . Kpger by doub� � t lw1r unl1oing. and fanned f-iYe - ·· _ . The big five run 1'1ra1 e fifth hul l ers Bravl' pitching allowed la1.1kie, and a !I.Qcn!1ce ny by New H,.lvein . . . 000 000 0-8 2 2: For the Yankees Blaine alld J. Duek.y V,ao Ma.tre. Rankin and Lucu; GIiiand and Whitlatch also singled. inning tome on 1 wo w<1 lks, with 1 wo frt·r paSM!S and fanned six. • CHAu• otM ',.. � ·•'I( _... F•vo Howard. 003 I 1 .1- 8 l3 .i two out. an inlerferencf' rail 011 V<1111<1,,·� ny ( Kid ) -Befl t'Pi Raw• 2, walked 3, YORK fanned NEW Fife They added two rpore in the 1hP ral("her, two hit batsmen ar11I Bra\"l''530 :Wx - 1 1 '1 � !lixQI when �>' �elher sina;i>d Paret of Cuba, the· nrir welterlings f anned two, walked 2. S-.,d Gomo Jin error, plus Mench111i's double. l .i•rny Murray. ( I.Pi. Plecbaty a with the ba5es loaded. A triple by Syracuse . . . . . 200 300 1--6 7 2 The Redlegs won a game in the weight champion, is fivored at Pirate pitching was sharp, i.m1 amt Gf'ori:r l 111rri.� . Roush and Rankin in the seviP.nth followed Mountaineers 000 1 00 0--1 2 .:; 1 1th inning that was a completion 1 3·5 to beat Garnet (f;1:I g.._r) Hart of ing three walks, fanning 13 Dod I W irklinf' by Glen Logan's sacrifice fl)' O.n4itf •nd WIIIOll; Bateman of a June 26th l l - 1 1 tie l'alled Philadelphia tonigbt '· at Madison gers. Dodger p1tchin� pnmit!NI after nine innings, when Mark Square Garden in a .,_,.pn · title 10and Miller. f,,r 1 lw Co1rds Wolfe and A l kire provided the fifth score. nmc w11l ks, hit three batters, a r'1d Tannehill singled and scored on rounder. Syraeuse g rabbMI an early 2-0 <';1d1 had t n pl1·.�. 1·1ll'h driving in fanned 1 1inc. Third Infield oot, this one played -------:-'.""'::"�­ tn lead in their cont,sl w ,th the Pirates J OO 05 1 -7 6 o l wo r1111 � Fr,ur > olhN boys had l � 0--2 009 200 Cllft6ll•Ma■on be/ore U.e lull game. threatened to 1 00 010-2 fl 2 srndi•\ Fnr 1hc <;1ants Donovan Mountaineers and the Dodgers Wa¥Wl1 . . . . . 1 00 200 x-3 2 1 How• o! route a make ge.me. for three h:i1I i•ach Owt•n ;md Tyo, Cilo 4 <WP) and Menchrni White and J. VanMeter; Black• ever, tbe Weat Colum bia team Tyo 5, MPnt·hini 6. Simpson I I.I ' ) four Slll'!"("';�ful t rips to the plat!!, settled and Bartlett. h!,lrn down lo keep the �Ii! Guinther 6 and Gibbs. Umpin·s · om· of 11 .. m,1 :1t1"!- ht>ing � double. respectable. Four :::::;::.:;�]: ,j:g-4.ff J. Whitlatch. Umpll'eil: Bruce WalMounl-ai11eer er• Owrns. i.:rnn_!.! in in the fourth, Homer Smith, G. Hl.1ckwell aml ,:! ,JJM, ,::: lace .11nd David Casci. f11n1wd P1:.:ht 0111 of nine b11llers rors in the flr1t inning provided J. Mi tt"h, those two runs. lndi.in hitters. all singles, were f;i/'ing 1 1 1 m Tlw (; iants have won FIGMT RESULTS Syraru!le added three In the 8-3. are Cards Tlw 4 1os1 7. by Jewel l. Marty Morarity, Billy UPI-Pat McCarthy, BOSTON 3 1 2 000---fl 6 2 fmtrth II Jerry Grueser eiRg)ed CundiH 2 ,Mike Hose arid Bill ( ':1r,l 111;1b drew with Larry 8o•ton, H, 1 llllte11 hut w.111 foreed Slops ltdll-D s ! n a 1 f; 8 000-.f 03 1 at �nd bter 2 Francis. The Jndiun run was Tampa, Fla., 10. 131, ao.nt.nan, when 4 Hostir P). (W lid11!1•. l .I and aare wa1 Stiven at .Bub sr<>red on a Hedleg error. NEW ORLEANS UPI-Henry ltedleK hillcrs were lrd hv Sp1·11e1•r J1·nk111�. J. Owens 4 and rirlt Oil a fielder'• ctJoiee. Roeer 1 5', D•troit. outpointed 'Hallk, Wi■ebre nn61' doubJed. Hem• 1her, uin (i 111pm•· " 1 curul1ff and IWli Ut IVY s.,,ji V&nMeter 110d Sleve Finlaw wi1h 160, San Francisco, CIMY, M.l11k Fiaher tr�W - AU tllree aeoi-ed QW VQIUC UPI-Amold a double af)d single each with �lry !5. UUGGIIT YOUI Al . when t)M- tflr•w � the P8'e to PalNr, •ata by QJ'lt atroke in 10. W8i'ry getting a single. get Fi,her hilh. ,vent UNI lrltNb Qpen and bOuaCJd out The lhre,e run Redleg innin� Syracuae'R ah:tb run ea.me lie l'NJ\CA Ol>u ..ou a (.echni• , ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAKER'S c11me on three walks and Van the 1eYenth. WU,on hi.ult ie111¥Y. lltpe1 to rec.aln hi• wlMinJ Melli!r's double. In the fourth o 11ing!efl, •tole 1eot11d, w.eat to form In next week '1 P(i,\ cham­ walk and Finlaw"s double scored i !CO< .ID4 ioJJeld 11n oo NI U. · pl-Ip It Ai,n>n, ON/> . tht run ind in the fifth Pal ed on i..r, ,_.,. lri,Ple- . "I •11111 11it Ille l'(IA If I Story 11wiped he;me. The . MOlllltaln....-1 l'!IO &!olJr !11art aottlnl tlio 1- .SIU!," Indian pitching fam1ed 1 1 and ea� AO the (ol¥"ttl en by ..... - Jilonday ""en walked sill'. and Werry for lhe Boh Wiaebrenllll!r aid Col•· M -'-...::.a - 1 jel · r Ir �dlegB fanned six 1111<.I walked Br o wn, Black, Toa,st, Grey y Unl .d P,..11 l"t•rn B t ,tional , man. Tbose wete till � hU, p � hi, a,iettr• .u,., Wtnl· with � only three. �'!l 81rDt1�. . 11i1(·hini:! iii helping ttie given by Srraaa,e'i flurler, fra:. lndi a ns 000 010-- 1 fl 2 . l1 •tS r )' I 1ly ( r,rr Havana Reds) i Buddy Clllldiff wtlt weat ' "l'•.1II U.. ""-••1. .,,..bullter fro'! �II· .,,,._, _._ 1... 300 l l x-5 � I Redle&s , . . 1 ' olliar, Pa., wa Ofti4'll pe!'J111s.s,on . oo fourth place waY . f•r the w1.n. . ii,:l trn th t•lr �rip Jewell (LP), C. Crow 5 and tm t h<' lnl1 ,rna11ona 1 League. . , Chfton•Mlson ilYe WIYerJy fits · to pll)' • the �nc• 0 n Mon. Crow, Jewell � - Dick Werry and Ho.ward �unn hall1•d 1 hc M1am1 before losing out, 3-2. The dUfer- 4ar when ipffldat, nl�his en• l MIDDLEPORT Lennie Vanlleler. M11�l1ns . with only four hits !!nee wae Don Sams' home ran lr" ,.18 t ■l-e . - 00 1� while his ti•ammate.� respondfrd -=with 14 for e 3·0 v1ct nry at Mia­ mi Monday ni�h 1 , II wus Nunh's firth triumph uJ,(uins l one setba ck. ,Jersey ('i[y is now a lull game Rorhester. ahi•ad of fiflh•pl 11<'1' which dropped a 4.3 verdict to Mnnlr�I. Ner, -:q,1ttnm needed Bob Louks or Syred.1sc 1oday ninth•inning rf'lle-r hrlp rrbin announced August 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 15 Run Pt"rr11 1111ski �forr gaining and 16 a. dateB for his Syra<'UKe his th ird victory ln rour dedsions Pony Tourn11ment with the final for Montrral. championship game for Aug. 18. In othrr ridion, Rirhmond de• Eight Learns are needed. four of Columbus, 6-0. hehind the rrated whom already are slgned. Thry plh'hin� of Bill Stufford, hi! four are New Haven, Middleport, Ha• nipped Oufhlo 3-2 Toronto anrl cine and Syr acuse. Syrac1,1se a111I . srhedukd game rei::ularJy ,1 in Pomeroy Joined forces for !he comple­ the won lfoon8 lh1• af11'r Syracuse entry. Team# are invited from Rur• li on nr a M;1y 22 su�pcnded game 2 · 0, 111 10 inni11is. roundin(Z towns a nd cit ies. STANDING S Main rule 111 that 1!ach rlub will W l Pct. GI be allowed 12 players, only si,c 54 '17 .6'7 ix'lng 14, years old. There mu�t Toronto "' 36 .561 I¼ be five pitchers on each roMi•r Buff•lct Rlchmc,nd .Stt 1 0 and only three may be 14 years JffffY City 41 43 . 412 IS old. 37 42 -441 16 Loub said 12 trophies will RochHt•r . . . Montreal 36 44 ,450 1 7¼ be awarded the winning team, Cctlumbu• 36 49 .4t4 20 plus one tor the - manager. All Miami 35 _jO .4l2 21 games will start at �: 16 aharp and go 7 innings. The first eight teams to as k entry will a:et first choice. Write Bob Louks, Box 152, Syracuse. 0., for i n formation and applleatlon1 to enter. '54 PlYIIOUTH Was $495 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SALE $281 4-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy -Middleport, o .. July 12, 1 960 Redlegs W in 4-2 ey Over yankees Into 2nd Round. Of Tourn . . Dutm .s sm1le ,in the Kyger Creek and Syracuse mov• followme • b f• Waverly. Cli!· inning foW'lb play ed into the second round o1 while last year's champions_. Park• t?"•Maaon was leadmg 2-1 , 11 t the M00day EVeO}flO er!.hurg•Wav-u-ly, won theJr way tune. Tho&e w•rt dw only two Was $695 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SALE $'81 Chlollaln 2 Here ls real uvtn11 tw YOQ U • I04l4 e•. A tfOld d.,.nd· A - OI A DNI eble job. 1 I r I Daily Sen ••1. Po eroy-Middleport , O., J uly l2, 1960--5 :: � -;; ,� Slate party ch•irman Ra)' GetOhio Lpu bu,';llnH C �is! of A. ffln wu named flrst R.-ady ,.�or Lonvt"nt ion \'tre f"hafrman: Mrt. Florence c,, r) co:L MBUS UPl W1!h the Morrls or Toledo, M"COnd vke -:-- •n Lm. An e m oc. , t.a makini: h•> chair m AII: Courtney Burton of R,, e, h I{ bl s get t h fffl· Gal e# M'ills third \'lee ehairman Jehle� eir own C<ill· and Mrs. Let h.I A.ltry or Salom , . ..:l.t' �_ or 'tt . 0pr:� �ent1on i n Chicago lale-r this St>rrtlary. month. 1 ThP Rut'kcye df'le�a11on to the GOP rnmt'ntion mPt Monda y and I Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collln11 1nrl elel'ted former Sen John w. 1 so n M i ke of Belpre were herrBricker of CoJumbu1 as ehair• , Sunday. --- -• 192-i, al180uJh It would be all literally, b)' a Philadelphia ilw• tan pre•�ential nomlnation ideal city t,, rea10n of lhe IU�rb e 1 Camt> l94-4 a11rl Harry S Tru1,.n,po-·" '··, hotel. ""·••·enu �· on y ln"D. v • Davw:t J. Wat.h wa1 the m.:r n &qi.leaked m. beating W1I11.nd amUNment facilitiel. l lt32 cha1tman l)f lhc- Democratic lal'i! for �ond place That WH • "" 1 948 ••· . 1'Hu Platform quili! a corw,,,,,·v.. 0 ....... Natwn.al Conv&1tion When 111 memory of that tt'i-4 CornmittcE>. All drunk! and othen when th.- o.,_. motnlA w.anled 10 lion Oemoen tlc National Con.,.en who lib a touch of alcohol from I berlt'h HST hut couldn't quite la cone, perhar Borne party 'Nill lune 10 time mu,t thank Wal,h I m.ike it. live NN, Yor• another chance. I for repeal of the prohibition , hope so. The greatea1 1 how 1 on earlh . no amendment. Ht> city . alickered leu . ._ the I commll• reaolution lhe on dry1 dram be can a, however. There -in any eonventi.e . The Rei) ubli• Lee in 11uch fashion lh t th e . m : ;; � can• a11embi,e,d in Ch icqo in up with a repe-al j q knowin1 f:e ���e�e�. how. uite n riora t.ed o i re 1 932 ommit to the a• ti (m of President Herbert Hoover. 1 932 Democrats put one piece of despi te depression and a rising paper 110 that the voters not only popular tide a cal nst the prohibi• rould, but would , read ii . '52 Conw.ntlon To" tion amendment and the Volitead PRESENTS d A . For pure drama and anslde pol . s.ndbult '-'"" Hoow.r itics, the 1 952 Democratic Nation• An individual with the bnprob- ul Convention is tops. The dr 11 ma able name of Sandb l.att decided lo and politic, came 111 tbe wild Htop Hoover. His atrateu was to and woolly and Ion& �•Ion during [i!et before th.e convention for lbe whieh a group of youngsteu, Gov. presidential nomination the name r. Mennen Williams of Michiaan. of Calvin Coolid&e of l!assachus• the \ale Sen. Blair Moody, alto o( WMP0-1 390 KC ett.s, who Hoover bad succeeded in Michigan, one or the Roosevelt the White Hou1e in 1929. boys and some others, •ttempted lo read out of the party and out of Ore� on was pl Nl ged techni <'ally lhe convention h.all 110me old limt.o lt!:? nomination of Sen. Jo:l!eph en such 11 Gov. John S. 'Battle nd L. France of Maryland and • DOI · Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia 11nd able anti-prohibitionial. The late scrappy little Gov. Ja mes F. Rep. Bertrand H. Snell or New Byrnes of South Carolin a. York waa permahenl cnairma n. J I M LOHSE, WMPO Radio The effort failed, else the crea• The last thing Snell intended lo permit was the presenlalion of tion of a new party in the South· Coolidge's name lo the restless Re· ero states probably would .have Broadcast Live and Direct publicans. He feared. and wilh taken plaee eight years ago. And there was the time, of SOme reuon, that the convent ion m ight reject Hoover and stam• course, when FDR rammed Hen­ From CROW'S DRIVE-IN pede lo Coolid&e. ry A. Wallace down llf Democrats ' throats as a vice presidential oom. After France and Hoover had inee. That wa, in llWO, the third been placed nomination, term convention. Then was beard In Fl'a nce a pproached the platform the so-called "voice lrom the req lleltlng Snell's permis,iion to sewer" proclaiming without end address the oonYention. His pur­ over the loud .speaker sy8lem that pose ,,... to • nnou 11ce hi11. own everybody wanted Rooeevelt. That withd rawal in f-avor of Coolidg e. w.aa the .year that Wet1delJ Wilkie, Snell suspected something like a Democrat, kidnaped the Republi- I that. The chairman Wllenged F'rance · s credentials, which were, ln {act, if'Yllid. Snell then ruled • th t F a uld not spea.. rne � ato; r: s��- •...._.. ... U C ROW'S STEAK HOUSE • TH E SOU N D OF TH E '60's HEAR: MONDAY thru FRIDAY - 6 to 6:30 P.M. Sale Flu.Ill Dlwn Stain An official acceunl of the pro­ cee4in11 aay that when Fraii.oe continued to tn1iat, S�U called on the aerceant..at-anns io e1cort the senatOI' from the hall. What Snell did, actually wu to join the ser­ geant-at-arms in aeiting Frantt by hi!!: body and clothing. The)' then {June him down the 1tair11 which led to the roatrum frOOI the rear. That ended the Coolidge.for-presi• dent effort in 193Z. Sen. Lester J. Dickinson of Iowa was the Republican keynote speak­ er.in 1932. He spoke for two houu aml fifteen minutes, Dever once menUontng the issue of prohibi• Uon wbldti ,\Ml, ot H a firecrat';. kana could not ' t.hemael.,.es on prohi­ , , billon, liOieVff, end their both• sides•o(.,the,queltion pb:nk waa ai• most UQint:ielUgible. It was drafted, WOMEN'S WEAR LITTLE i<"" (l.C![, An. UPI­ Quick acting FBJ a.eenta swooped Aown in lbe final 1econda and aquaabed a "sinl1ter plot" to blow up a Neiro �llep and po1111ibly kill aomeone early today about the u.me time a1 • bomb blasted a hole in the side or , warehouse near Central Hil:b School. Federal q:ents a.rr,sted three men pJ!)Ulng to blow up a build· inK at Philander Smith College, two or them III they lit a candle attAched to a fuse leadl,q: to more than 30 •tick, or dynamite PICked 1'1 a band-made black box. LQOIC-ALIK■t LOS ANl!EU!:8 UPI - TNI Ken­ n,edy, Sen, ltetiniedy's brother, lltopped traffic In the BIitmore Ho­ tel lobby Jlptn, auto,rapbs and telllnc t-onfuaed conventfoners he ii 1IOt hil tam01.11 took-alike broth• "'· f Rf E I �F��!�!.� .=..=iT . . Sale Price $32.SO MEN'S YEAR-IOUND SUITS .Sal, ·$1 7.95 Sale $34.SO Values To Woels--Wool1 and Dacrons Rayons V■h,.. To $55.DO $27.50 One IAt Of Men'a SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS ValuH Te 2 For $5.00 $4.00 Bey•• Sizes 8 lo Men's 18 SPORT COATS STRAW HATS V9'un To $1 5.95 ValuH To $5.95 Sale $9.95 Sale $3.00 ONE LOT OF TROUSERS-Polished Ootlom, Sizes 29 lo 34 Vaues To $4.95-SALE .3.00 One Loi Of Men'• SUMMER CAPS, Values $1.89-SALE 59c Mena Pin Check WORK TROUSERS Mens . Metli Mens Work BIB OVEIAlL OVERALL PANTS UNIFORMS Reg. Reg. $3.39 $3AB to oz;wt. SALE $2.69 SALE $3.00 MeDS Blue ChamliraJ SHIRTS WORK SOCKS SALE $1.59 3 Pairs $I.OO ReK. f l.81 Reg. $8.90 Per 8d 10 ... wt. Reg . $2.49 SALE $6.00 SALE $1 .89 . Meno me11,11 SUMMER SLACKS Values To U0.95 SALE.$7.9S Allerallons ExtTa • 1 Let MENS TROUSERS Valueo To $8.�5 SAU $3.00 each Ladi13s Sportswear, Skirts, Slacks, Peda I Pushers, Swimwear - REDUCED 20% Boys Short Sleeve 1 Loi 1 Lei BOYS TROUSERS SPORT SHIRTS SHORT SNORTS SALE $2.69 SALE $2.69 SALE $1.00 each SAI.E $1.69 Values To $I.II Colton• and Knit, Values To $1.79 Sizes 1-18 VJlues To $3.99 - 1 Lot Ladles 'aoys JACIETS Valu.. To $3.00 NO lAY-A-WAYS -ALL SALES CASH! Do II Younelf 0,, Our DUTTOM'S Value• To $55.00 SPORT COATS ru,1 TESTING Allo Available Decron• and W00Jt--Rayon1 & Decron1 HEN'S TV l!ll!d �D10 Tulle 'l'eliler. Ttlhes S u its SALE STARTS W edoesday, July 13th THROUGH THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY day w.hile dd.lnt ,hit blke u the result of this ,ccideat he bad to have tffAtm,nt at C.mden CIU'k Hospital Tuesd,;y ewenint:. Mike is vllitlne. hi• aunt, Mn. Clyde Yarnell and his erandU1other, Mra. D. K.. Comer, Parkenburg. V.ialting Mr. Ind Jira Pearl Dillon recently were her mother, Mrs Ethel Johnaon, ber brothel' Clinton and her siater lln , P aul Aaderso,i of .ThoMvllle. Also vi11ittn, tae DUlom were ¥r. and Mrs. Harry �tbrtaet and daugtl. ter of Li8'ott aod Mr. a,nd Mrs. Cecil 001011, Hcte411Ville. EiLeen er.nnon 11 vi1itlng Mr. and Mra. !Robert Sander• in J unc­ tion City thit wCIJM. Mr. and Mb•. Georte �well, Ray Powell and Wetter Arb,ugh spent Suadar. at Oily P.ark in Parkersburc. Mr. · and llra. CIM!enee Baker are buil4,ieg en add.lUon to their borne• . FBI Squash Sinlaw Bod. Plot bi J,iuJe . Men's Summer ALL OTHER MERCHANDIS E REDUCED 200/4 SMITH CLOTHING COM,PANY . - NO. SICOND AVB. • Calh Behr, Owner ,,. ' 1 IIODDLBPORT �l ,... Pirates Take Dodges ' To 2 Indians Pull Out Victory In Top Of 7th Inning I OXFORtf O UPI-M1am1 Uni ­ veni ty hw signed two OhH> high I Miami SiKD• l'air Of Top uaa;e l'erforuu,r• S('hoo,I basketball stars to a1 h)e. ti<' gr1mt»it1-a1d. I Coach Ditk Shridec sud Lt>Roy Middlepnrt ·� Utth> Leagui> Jn . Jo'ral.ier of New Boston and Eu· dians, with two regulars .sh(•lvt>d gue Bo.....-t of Sp,ri11,gl1eld will beca11H of illness. pulled out w1tb enroJJ tbili Septe.m,ber. Fi'az.ie.r. a 8-6 .alJ-aruun(I play a 8-7 victory OVE-r thf' winless Red Sox l1s1 evenir>e w11h a four­ er. lef bH (BfAlll liljll ,iUI. �bet11ten run outburst 1n the top of the seal(WII and ialo t- .st,te Cl181!i A seventh. and by holding the Sox semi-lintb (hi& llf)rin& helorP Joa• to thrre runf! 111 I-hr bottom of the i� out to S•lem Ltkal. StVE'lllh, 11 was -!-4 .i!1rr the> regu iat ion six with Charley Payne of the I ndians and J{lhn 'I'r,iylor ol the Red Sox ending up all even The lnchans p1r-ked u p four runs in Lbc seveuth off relit'fer Ell is and thr Red Sox gol hack only three of then} ofl thP [ndian Big Mac Captured $500 ,Feature Jlatll' HAMILTON, O. UPl--8i,: Mar, owned �Y Joe Hagler ol Xetii■ and Joe PaddOCk of Dayton, won the reature � Class 2 pace at Hamilton Racewa)' Monday nie:h t . Cbief Isaac was SCl'omJ and Blue Dan was third. Big Mac. an 8-)'ear-old che�tnut was third most of the way and made his mcr.·e around the l,11st turn and wun going away. HP pait! $7.20, M: and $3 in winni11g i n 2 : 08 2-6. RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE We Sell Motorola W1' SenicP All Makt>s and Models rellef, Wayne Davis who w1/i re• placed by l.arry Taylor hefore the innin& was over to put out the fire. The Indiana now are 1·2 in second half pl ay, the Red So x 0-3. lndh1n reaul,.r11 absent were Buddy Moore and Mike Brallon. .--c--,--� Cleland's FREE PARKI NG Phone WY-2-2255 Pomero7 E. Milla SI. as. Karr and Van Zandt USED CAR SALE 'S8 MERCURY Madalltt 2 O.Or Pu1h button drlYe. A.ii 11 i.lent II a soarine gull. Pita your vacation in this Bil!l "M' · . It'■ ready to 10. Was $1 S9S ··· · · SALE $1288 'S• PONTIAC Ch&.ften Delvx• , DNr Thi11 onP ran'l be beat 111 thiH pr.lee. Doet everythlns but sit up and beg. You'll reaUy like it. SM tor your11ell. Was $69S · ---· · · · SALE $'88 'S6 OLDSMtlllE l Beoutiful two tonf' blue. Power stHrlna: and power brakes. A q111t· l l r11r. Truly a good value. t I Was � 129S · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SAlE $888 .. 'S 8 OlDSMOlllE 11-2 Do.r Sedan V8 RO<"kPI Pngine with ■Undard 11hirt. Go - Go - Go in lhlM ,m:ip-p)' Old6. The buy ol your Ille. Was $1 79S · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SALi $1 '88 '59 RAMBLER Amerlcen 2 Door Solid rt!d finil1h . .-\merlca'a economy C!hamplon. Low mile­ a.we. one owner. The best compac:;I made. Hurry! Was $1 69S · · · · · · · • . · · · SALE $1 ,88 '57 OLDSMOBILE llll-2 DNr lNan Solid blat-1( flni11h 1et orr ,with wbll.e wall Uru. ·Hydramat­ k drivt'. Feei power beneaLh your wheel with Old1' Fam• ou• V8 engine. Was $1595 __ · · · · · · · · · · · SALE $1311 ' '5' OLDSMOIU ..,,., • I Clean two tone ,lrffn wtttla hydrematlt drive, power lteer• Ina. power brakH, radio, heater. SUre to pleue, ti)' it. s K yg er Creek, yr-acuse Movt l I \ I Strong Pitching Aiding Jersey In Win Column « Bo"' °"� ;r•· t.1' Pony Tourney Berths Open To Acea Teams • -,'-'-- --- - ,i... • hHe been wond■rfully blHS• ff In being ablt to r•t1,1rn to �tlv• life after wfferin9 from head to foot with 1nU1cular ......,... and pain. Moat 111 lolntt lffmed affected, Accord­ Ing to medical dlagnHi•, I had lh•urNtold Arthritis, lthe>uma­ llsm end B1,1nltis. For .,-... In- · formation writ•: . . Ntw 2 Piece UVING ROOM SUITE - - - - - 1qiT0ttS NOT!: - L;I• C. Wilson not c,niy hH co.... r•d po1924 litka.1 COl'l"'"'tlo11, ror United P"n Intern•• I ONII, writlwl NIO\lt ,..,. mlMUrtWI of th• fM'lltklam, ltut hH Nt•lnad all ...... ,-_., ..Js duirp •ra for the dr..._ of the &hows whieh occur every four yHr1. twni he NYlewa NIM- of ffle drMMtic polltk•I ■hows M had conrtd 1lne1 ttl• fflilrefha,n Democratic conwMtien in MNi&on Squ■r■ Garden in l924. · Arth ritis? ,n = * Ct, - :c : s99 00 • MRS. LELA S. WIER 2805 Arbor HIiis Drl.........007 P, 0. Box 2695 Jecksan, Mlninlppl BAKE R F U RN ITU II ro-..1 ) ... " PISTONS ACQUIRI OHL DETROIT UPI-Ex-Illinois guard Don Ohl was acquired by the Oe, troll Pi1lon1 from the Phlladclph\K W arrior, Monday in a Nation a l BHketball A&loelatlon deal that involved "coPalderbly more than the $&00 waiver price," according to Pi1ton General Manager Nick Kerbawy, BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer NEW and USED COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES . g Phone WY-2-3794 POMEROY, OHIO !, untll gas: service is' require� . ' a con , CMfl\ior te Now, 1Yil,ll . -vu:e . . . lt YEAJI WARRANTY ALUMINUM asbestos fiber ROOF COA TING • 0. -■I ...,. ... -It, .,, '"P' 011t h•ol • •nd ••l•r•prool • • •• w111 HI n•d •r pHI, t49I o palflh,. 11111 • ... hfaut.tlon 'Wllb lhtted fl•�.. • • .... ..W.........,.,.., Alwml11u'" '-••· 0....11 Ooldell lllrowft •n••r alu• "0- tied ................ ...,.,., $5.25 Cl-1HTOH FISH ER CO. • SBCOND AVE. Out Joppa Way Kan. & Va■ Zandt Motor Sales, Pomeroy, Ohio ;,; I! \· Ii PAI NT • Service MIDDLSPORT YP '. meU!r and all . .. economal, •�ve . proof! . . .· � To aett,lll" tali) I. enJ!I)' �� ,, ' . ', · " . ;,.,_--; .-, ·� . ' __l __n_a_s_All__,_•u_T,_OF_T_J!l_sM_. o_N_Tll_·1 __I - lnmlw llOIJ • • , befpre ••• . " •. i;,,. · M:-:r. i.1 . NYLON taES, 670x15 • ,, • .• . �ETERED GAS S_ERVICE WY 2-2UI . All CAR MIRRORS lnstafled _Free Of Charge · · , ,s.. Our Lorge S.lec;tlon Also SUUD BEAM UNITS, t • ·1 2 V.olt - - - -· - - $2.29 ea. . ,. • • • • • • • ♦ • • • • . . . . . . . " . . . . . · · · · · · · · $1 1 .81 Pl� M . . and Good OIIPI . . . • • • • • • · • · · · · · · · $2J ;a, Plu fed. Tilt 111d Good · · · · t . · IAfflRIES., Gra .. up I , 6 Vol · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Callhl1 · ·$7.9S b. tl t J# ·a ' t � '. 4-D .8'1- -� __111,111. COMPANY • Phone Th is wl�ek's Specials ""'7:;gt1JB , • . ph9ne llie fl? weatlw ws1t W' 111.11 ' ' ' '· Mter ljNtmg IIJ!d ,clothea drY!J!c. � lolet,J:ed,Oas is i:ll!i.n, �d­ able, heata Instantly • • • and lt'i. llt.Orm • . • maiilal nttal out ,ow- .. Ohio . ' 0 Y1111'll � gu is ,al1JO best . ror c(IOklng, • 8. ' "'- Second Kyger Tourney Opens Monday, July 18 Pameroy ln:s tall NOW • . .. pay .- noth .i ng ...,. play the old a:arden. lwt no t'lrrllS I rat could m.11tch what the Demo• � . accorupliahed in 1"'' J,om June 24 to Jul¥ I>, incl;Usive, an alaiQMt �•ndaJous (ort.mgbl.. The • . I h e KII Kl uxeri; , �ut her�n w b t ;i Dl!-moc the l92f, r ti ra l in the drp uld \lad1son Squi1rt: Ganlt•n, New a_n d uthers. �ere for the n 001 1 11,. �!Oil of Wilham c. McAdoo, sonYork City. The old Karden was used to vio- u1 •I aw or w ood row WI! son. The w�til , the big cities of the lent't and vulgarity. Stanford a S l and others were for Alfred "E Whitt> was architect of the old pile. He built into it a tower pent- EUlanu� Smith &overn� of the house. The didoes White cut there slate 01 New York. Sm ith was a with this an·d that lovely from the Roman C atholic and religion was Broadway stage Jed, finally, to a hot and an&ry i ssue. The em• his death by gunshol at the- hands �all i ed Democrats bti llottecl 103 ol Harry K. Thew. While had rut times ,before they named their a didoe with Evelyn Nesbit, . a �•�· John W. Davis of We11 t Virsta�e <:lancer and, 111110, the wire g_i m a, W ho had 3 1 vole, on the firSI ballot and who bung around of Thaw. votes for d ays before going 60 The big circllfl also used to over t he top on the 103rcl. a.tter Than Circus New York City firemen pl.anted iiPare sirens all oveP the garden before Smith was put in nominalion. Wh�n the great moment came, the firemen pulled the switches. Brawney New York cops stood guard to assure thal no McAdoo-minded delegate turned otr lhe racket. The Smith demonThe Second Annual Tournament stration continued for more than lor Liltle Leaguers will get under­ 90 minutes. way at 6 p. m. next Monday, Jul)' Fill Flfht DlaputN 18, al the Kyger Creek Employees' William Jennlnjs Bryan attem ptClub ball field adjacent lo the Ky• ed lo address the convention beger Creek Power Plant. fbre nominat ions were in order, The £irst game will pit thl! Porn• and the delegates exploded in fist croy Dodgers againot the Gallipo­ fight disputes for posseuion or lis Senators, and at 7: 15 p. m . t he the various stale standarda. An isClifton • West Columbi a te■Ul will sue was whether thl.s or that stanmeet Red's Sup£'r Markel. The d it rd should be in the parade to final game of the evening will see salute Bryan. The Colorado delegathe Syra cuse Giants going agains1 lion, down front by the press box, lhe Gallipolis Tigers at 8:30 p. m . wns in ehaos. A man seeking to In all, thl!l'e are 32 LilUe League carry Colorado's standard into the teams entered in 1 he tournament, Bryan parade lost it to a u,uscular representing Pl. Pleasant, Mason, woman who instantly look her an. Nrw Haven, Clllton-We1t -Columhia tagonist out of the contest hf and Henderson, W. Va.; Gallipnlis knocking him down and out. Pomeroy, Syracuee, Racine, North The firemen's sirens. tbe fi,: htGallia and Cheshire, OJtio. ing on the convention floor, tile whoop-it The tournament wil1 run from lcrl('s as-up rowdyism or the pJ. they July 1 8 through July 30 with no or Prohibiti on, cheered ror repeal all combined to games being played on Sundity. In partiea away political frighten c11se of rain, the g41me scheduled Tbere bas City. York New from (or that evening will be played the not been a convention there since following e\'enJng, Trophies will be given to the !irsl, second and lhird plare learns, with the nrst - pJace team re.ceiving By Mtd•lln• BuchaiNII individual trophies, Eighteen indi• Vernon Greene and family vldual trophies will be awarded to outstanding players in the tourna­ were here over lhe holiday fr-om Akron. They have a summer home­ ment and also visiting them were their son Raymond and wife of Kent Mr. and Mrs. George Sellars or Canton, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pul­ lens, Canton. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullens and daughter or Williams town and Mrs. Elda C11.l1way. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Clark of Columbus visited Mr. ind Mn. Vernon R�!;!d_ and family ' OVJ:r · · the weekend. John Calaway is attending srhool (P. B. X.) in Marion. Mrs. Lavina Brannon, Gladys Powell . Mr. end Mrs. James Bran­ non visited Mr. and Mn, George­ Reed Sunday. Twill11 Clark vislted the Reeds Fridsy evenin,. Mr. and Mrs. George Reed visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grocenickle Sund ay evening, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reed atld family visited · her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cain of Hock­ in11:port recently. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon F.ddy .ind ramily of Columbu1 visited Tom Deeters over the week.end al110 visiting the Deelen: were James Deeter and his bride. Jam­ es ls in the Navy and hla wile is residing in Columbus, A Sunday School wiener roast was held at Mr. and Mr.11. George Reed's for the beginners cla91 or Joppa Church. Attending the 1(, fair wer� Pele, CarJJene end Ar­ lene Reed, Keven, Jerry Jnd J)an• ny Miller, Patty and Bobby Gro• cenickel, Francis and Anitra Wrla ton, Joey Buchan11n, Dale Dlllon Mr. tnd Mra. Vernon Reed, Mr, and Mrs. Curtis M iller, Mrs. Ray Wriston, Mrs Margaret Groce,. nickle, Mi:. and Mra. 8. M. Buc_h­ '. an.11n, Mr. and Mrs Pearl Dillon and Mrs Delcla Reed, . Mike MIiler hurt hill arm SunIP i" Iii Los Ancr".eI . Democra t•IC U,oven t•ion .. , ' Pronuses TO Be In Old Trad 1 t 1011 NAMED TRACK COACH CARBONDALE, Ul. UPI - Lew Hartzo;:. 3ft, track coach ,11t North­ east Loul11i1ma State, h.u been ap­ pointed head coach at Southern 1mnois University pending ap. proval by the SIU bo.ard of trus­ tees. A spokesman for the univer• sity said the matter -wlll be taken up next month. , , ,,. IvY-UllY. s·1ggest Show Barnum wou ld Ra1· se Ante For By LYLE C. W1LSON SPORTS ARENA. LOS ANGELES UPI - If Phineas T. Barnum had anything to do with this Demornt• le National Convention, or any olh• er-, he would price the tickets by heavyweight fight standards and another $1 million take down more. The greatest 11. how on earth! fbiB ii a national politieal con­ vention. Some &re showier than M y f avorite others, however. among those I have covered 11lill is m : � . ��� �.;1ac.��1� :J !1\ ,: :, , , �Ad:: :;;:;:;;,::: ::.::: ! Palmer �oping To Regain Form ln Akron PGA '53 PONTIAC ' Was $1 995 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · S.ALE $1681 )! •:•:•: :•:•: :•: :-: i.1�:�: ; 1 «..me ,. Was $495 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SALE $218 111." rnark of 111cmaa. tter.'1 P1" Clhace to own Aluriet'• finest at America'• loweat pr:lae. • we fl111t. true value. H? ld� A,uuuJ I - """'-� wscs I t S1vey 4 DMr lN111 B1Ult11�Lp ,e:rey ,rinl1h and built like • blW.hl\) too. Nce To Flt y..,, '56 CADI.LlC Heath Johnny Young ' s high ridtng P1rall'S sewed up their claim P,cnic i.tonday to the County Little Li�o gu(• :\!-i.su1 ' 1.tliun l'ham pionship a. little ThP annual picnic or the WSCS J. tighter Monday night with a 7 2 v iuory (JVe r l he Dodgers. of tile Heath Methodist Church was held Monday evening t,m the In other games the Syracusl' I ndians to.st Lo the Pomeroy lawn 111 the 14.et.hodist parsonage. Redlegs 5- 1 with Dick w� rrv goi111; all th{' wav for the win­ M Hld le,ort'!I Little Leagu f' Red· · to tbe semi·.t·ma 15 1n .,.- IOL off Ed Rt·v. Raymon Konkr.ight., minis, ga■1es h"its lb: at W ne,.,, ners, and the Braves took Uk \".mh�" bv a scor.e of 1 1 -6 in rn legs turlled three hits into 8 4_2 tt>r of the ehur('li was the devopd<fler. C-M White, Tour• Softball Bend the in pl,1yed a cascade �f hit s an_d err_on; The ( ·ard..., · of Ratine beat the Cl iftoo- M,uo n jumped into a vid.ery hiBt evening over the Yan- ti-Onal leader for the evening and namenl al Baehtel t'ield on M on• Syracuse G1anh; 6-4 1 n a hgJ1t dut:J a! Syracuse. 2• leacl in Uw top o{ the first kees H Diekie F'ift> or the win- he hased his service on nature day night. n� duPI The Tigers and JN� ;1 1d nv1 of hymns and Kyger Cteek , behind the ••1· in.nib& .o,a airelet bt' i!lm !S' Van n":"s was _ in a ti�ht pilehi Yan- 11,nd used a numberlo nature. pla y, rE> ,chf"du l i ng t lw ir i.,:.;w w 1 .'>� 1 1 1 111 _\ A rn old of lhc Yan k lles the of Rawhngs Craig w101 Matrttriple u.U Oliver ll'ob .aitl a Ulra· llankin, Du.lcb or h.u,rli.q o:.it pertaining poems Har(ieorge and siu�ks Y-v t h,111 • for a latPr date. ied back the Nei.- Jla.,.en Mer· bf .._ •• · l)oJJ fata�bt.11r a, 11:ees. t'ur Uu.• Pirat.ei. Miekt>v M,,11 I r i � h 1 1 for tht• ,cyde. ge.tl..i.ite • The Y ankees we n,l ahead 1 -0 in I During me sncfrt, b�Jle9! ses• 1u1,e •P tlve .5-0, ta M.wldaf1 f.ir!JI CIQll· Wa'llff'!.}!: s,it.clwr, · • l'hini b11d a doublt' ,:111 d ·lwo 1-ill 1 h r1•P run honwr. a lr1ple, dOI.IM,e cila1)ti second 01;1 a.a error and sion oonduded by !h.e president, tbe In l. 1hf second ea.nu s,n. iliiw;. & leii to get half hi s team ' s hits ;1 1 1 r l 1-1 11i,:le 111s five RBl's weu Lt:i Shsened's single, got another · in Mrs. Earl Koia:hl, a teP(l.r.t of the do•n,e11 1h, West Coklilbia and score threl' of ils six runs f (JIJS. arnJ h1� t·� de hilting is be. e1i1se 's r Mel ln tonl&ht'a ,a� ci. lr: the fourth 1;m U:aw t!ngs' single officers training · s�bOOI which Mowa.Uin•rs, 0·1 . 1'hen, i, the Cilo hed two i.inglcs and drovp a 11, ' \Ptl l he flrsl lune this seafiOR , J in M 1 e was recently h,l!ld in_ •�eroy was an infield out. and e&s 4 If la �qe 1.5 $,1 . 1 4 f Nllnd, aieco,pd l)e ol Li·ro,\· M urray with two. PW- jnt pme run in while ('hur1i ie M u rr11y . e t e ' • I ,inning . fourth Redlegs' e th For given by M lss B�s �n'born. 7 P· m Smith s ,J.ir.at um dial� with 1 hret> , and Tom Hanis Waverly Qippetl Cliflon•t\r1Jl!Oe illt' th si11gl.ed. ol wi U i 1 t Bruce cro11sed, There were thifY•tW"o members runs ttlree wtuin l P.ar.karsbure rj n, t.r pll .a KCM"e or 3-2. • .a t For the DodgcNi , E d rl i f' Baf'r w 1 l l 1 t w o srn.:.:IN;, were other . 111. Wallace led orr wiih a double and gueB,l.11 pr.es1nt ror: ihe potluck Coli, Wat P�1 JJ � Im d • nick.e. was Rank.i � d got a leadof f homer in t he fif t h t o1> h 1 1 t c rs . yracuse and lwo errors and a walk did pi cn i c. Hostesses wltp_ arranged a.ra K"t'W ,Cr F or tlw Hral'l's rll'\and a.nd two biLs--sin�s by Paul H11rmtltl 'tiillU. . and John Guinther had a run of e t t t be the dtmage. 7he winners added a tor the affair were Mrs. Konke ttlll. CiDil• b ffl ,_. he ut) and lurll' Miller-as .b e I t scoring double in the rirst and I W1('k l t nf' 1•ach had two singlie1, 1'.ilew Haven t�am .,u,nder OOIWl'ol eo,i,11, run ia the tilth on Btu Swan ' s right. Mrs. Jack --BeCbt,e, Mrs. ev Jeff Ci blls. Ch11rll'y Ba x. t N . D it- k i 1> Tiotu h ;. uul Theiss, 11. rlouble en d all evenin_g .. siag].,e a11,d another error. Mark Kenneth Byer, M,fiJ. ijoah Husce,w: The Lipe Kn:er Creek 1� Davis and Virgil Phill i ps t'a di C:1 1rn. a sin.l:(lt' T.�onehill ,:ot the other Rt:dleg kins, Mrs. James �!�ihfon and First IS... Yankf'f• J>1trhing walkt'd ll two ill the filth wtio.g on a lliiiDhit singles. Mrs. Charles E. Yopn&� hit. O 8 ,de t-5 Rotb,:eb, Bo )' b_ ta 000 . . . . . Kpger by doub� � t lw1r unl1oing. and fanned f-iYe - ·· _ . The big five run 1'1ra1 e fifth hul l ers Bravl' pitching allowed la1.1kie, and a !I.Qcn!1ce ny by New H,.lvein . . . 000 000 0-8 2 2: For the Yankees Blaine alld J. Duek.y V,ao Ma.tre. Rankin and Lucu; GIiiand and Whitlatch also singled. inning tome on 1 wo w<1 lks, with 1 wo frt·r paSM!S and fanned six. • CHAu• otM ',.. � ·•'I( _... F•vo Howard. 003 I 1 .1- 8 l3 .i two out. an inlerferencf' rail 011 V<1111<1,,·� ny ( Kid ) -Befl t'Pi Raw• 2, walked 3, YORK fanned NEW Fife They added two rpore in the 1hP ral("her, two hit batsmen ar11I Bra\"l''530 :Wx - 1 1 '1 � !lixQI when �>' �elher sina;i>d Paret of Cuba, the· nrir welterlings f anned two, walked 2. S-.,d Gomo Jin error, plus Mench111i's double. l .i•rny Murray. ( I.Pi. Plecbaty a with the ba5es loaded. A triple by Syracuse . . . . . 200 300 1--6 7 2 The Redlegs won a game in the weight champion, is fivored at Pirate pitching was sharp, i.m1 amt Gf'ori:r l 111rri.� . Roush and Rankin in the seviP.nth followed Mountaineers 000 1 00 0--1 2 .:; 1 1th inning that was a completion 1 3·5 to beat Garnet (f;1:I g.._r) Hart of ing three walks, fanning 13 Dod I W irklinf' by Glen Logan's sacrifice fl)' O.n4itf •nd WIIIOll; Bateman of a June 26th l l - 1 1 tie l'alled Philadelphia tonigbt '· at Madison gers. Dodger p1tchin� pnmit!NI after nine innings, when Mark Square Garden in a .,_,.pn · title 10and Miller. f,,r 1 lw Co1rds Wolfe and A l kire provided the fifth score. nmc w11l ks, hit three batters, a r'1d Tannehill singled and scored on rounder. Syraeuse g rabbMI an early 2-0 <';1d1 had t n pl1·.�. 1·1ll'h driving in fanned 1 1inc. Third Infield oot, this one played -------:-'.""'::"�­ tn lead in their cont,sl w ,th the Pirates J OO 05 1 -7 6 o l wo r1111 � Fr,ur > olhN boys had l � 0--2 009 200 Cllft6ll•Ma■on be/ore U.e lull game. threatened to 1 00 010-2 fl 2 srndi•\ Fnr 1hc <;1ants Donovan Mountaineers and the Dodgers Wa¥Wl1 . . . . . 1 00 200 x-3 2 1 How• o! route a make ge.me. for three h:i1I i•ach Owt•n ;md Tyo, Cilo 4 <WP) and Menchrni White and J. VanMeter; Black• ever, tbe Weat Colum bia team Tyo 5, MPnt·hini 6. Simpson I I.I ' ) four Slll'!"("';�ful t rips to the plat!!, settled and Bartlett. h!,lrn down lo keep the �Ii! Guinther 6 and Gibbs. Umpin·s · om· of 11 .. m,1 :1t1"!- ht>ing � double. respectable. Four :::::;::.:;�]: ,j:g-4.ff J. Whitlatch. Umpll'eil: Bruce WalMounl-ai11eer er• Owrns. i.:rnn_!.! in in the fourth, Homer Smith, G. Hl.1ckwell aml ,:! ,JJM, ,::: lace .11nd David Casci. f11n1wd P1:.:ht 0111 of nine b11llers rors in the flr1t inning provided J. Mi tt"h, those two runs. lndi.in hitters. all singles, were f;i/'ing 1 1 1 m Tlw (; iants have won FIGMT RESULTS Syraru!le added three In the 8-3. are Cards Tlw 4 1os1 7. by Jewel l. Marty Morarity, Billy UPI-Pat McCarthy, BOSTON 3 1 2 000---fl 6 2 fmtrth II Jerry Grueser eiRg)ed CundiH 2 ,Mike Hose arid Bill ( ':1r,l 111;1b drew with Larry 8o•ton, H, 1 llllte11 hut w.111 foreed Slops ltdll-D s ! n a 1 f; 8 000-.f 03 1 at �nd bter 2 Francis. The Jndiun run was Tampa, Fla., 10. 131, ao.nt.nan, when 4 Hostir P). (W lid11!1•. l .I and aare wa1 Stiven at .Bub sr<>red on a Hedleg error. NEW ORLEANS UPI-Henry ltedleK hillcrs were lrd hv Sp1·11e1•r J1·nk111�. J. Owens 4 and rirlt Oil a fielder'• ctJoiee. Roeer 1 5', D•troit. outpointed 'Hallk, Wi■ebre nn61' doubJed. Hem• 1her, uin (i 111pm•· " 1 curul1ff and IWli Ut IVY s.,,ji V&nMeter 110d Sleve Finlaw wi1h 160, San Francisco, CIMY, M.l11k Fiaher tr�W - AU tllree aeoi-ed QW VQIUC UPI-Amold a double af)d single each with �lry !5. UUGGIIT YOUI Al . when t)M- tflr•w � the P8'e to PalNr, •ata by QJ'lt atroke in 10. W8i'ry getting a single. get Fi,her hilh. ,vent UNI lrltNb Qpen and bOuaCJd out The lhre,e run Redleg innin� Syracuae'R ah:tb run ea.me lie l'NJ\CA Ol>u ..ou a (.echni• , ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAKER'S c11me on three walks and Van the 1eYenth. WU,on hi.ult ie111¥Y. lltpe1 to rec.aln hi• wlMinJ Melli!r's double. In the fourth o 11ing!efl, •tole 1eot11d, w.eat to form In next week '1 P(i,\ cham­ walk and Finlaw"s double scored i !CO< .ID4 ioJJeld 11n oo NI U. · pl-Ip It Ai,n>n, ON/> . tht run ind in the fifth Pal ed on i..r, ,_.,. lri,Ple- . "I •11111 11it Ille l'(IA If I Story 11wiped he;me. The . MOlllltaln....-1 l'!IO &!olJr !11art aottlnl tlio 1- .SIU!," Indian pitching fam1ed 1 1 and ea� AO the (ol¥"ttl en by ..... - Jilonday ""en walked sill'. and Werry for lhe Boh Wiaebrenllll!r aid Col•· M -'-...::.a - 1 jel · r Ir �dlegB fanned six 1111<.I walked Br o wn, Black, Toa,st, Grey y Unl .d P,..11 l"t•rn B t ,tional , man. Tbose wete till � hU, p � hi, a,iettr• .u,., Wtnl· with � only three. �'!l 81rDt1�. . 11i1(·hini:! iii helping ttie given by Srraaa,e'i flurler, fra:. lndi a ns 000 010-- 1 fl 2 . l1 •tS r )' I 1ly ( r,rr Havana Reds) i Buddy Clllldiff wtlt weat ' "l'•.1II U.. ""-••1. .,,..bullter fro'! �II· .,,,._, _._ 1... 300 l l x-5 � I Redle&s , . . 1 ' olliar, Pa., wa Ofti4'll pe!'J111s.s,on . oo fourth place waY . f•r the w1.n. . ii,:l trn th t•lr �rip Jewell (LP), C. Crow 5 and tm t h<' lnl1 ,rna11ona 1 League. . , Chfton•Mlson ilYe WIYerJy fits · to pll)' • the �nc• 0 n Mon. Crow, Jewell � - Dick Werry and Ho.ward �unn hall1•d 1 hc M1am1 before losing out, 3-2. The dUfer- 4ar when ipffldat, nl�his en• l MIDDLEPORT Lennie Vanlleler. M11�l1ns . with only four hits !!nee wae Don Sams' home ran lr" ,.18 t ■l-e . - 00 1� while his ti•ammate.� respondfrd -=with 14 for e 3·0 v1ct nry at Mia­ mi Monday ni�h 1 , II wus Nunh's firth triumph uJ,(uins l one setba ck. ,Jersey ('i[y is now a lull game Rorhester. ahi•ad of fiflh•pl 11<'1' which dropped a 4.3 verdict to Mnnlr�I. Ner, -:q,1ttnm needed Bob Louks or Syred.1sc 1oday ninth•inning rf'lle-r hrlp rrbin announced August 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 15 Run Pt"rr11 1111ski �forr gaining and 16 a. dateB for his Syra<'UKe his th ird victory ln rour dedsions Pony Tourn11ment with the final for Montrral. championship game for Aug. 18. In othrr ridion, Rirhmond de• Eight Learns are needed. four of Columbus, 6-0. hehind the rrated whom already are slgned. Thry plh'hin� of Bill Stufford, hi! four are New Haven, Middleport, Ha• nipped Oufhlo 3-2 Toronto anrl cine and Syr acuse. Syrac1,1se a111I . srhedukd game rei::ularJy ,1 in Pomeroy Joined forces for !he comple­ the won lfoon8 lh1• af11'r Syracuse entry. Team# are invited from Rur• li on nr a M;1y 22 su�pcnded game 2 · 0, 111 10 inni11is. roundin(Z towns a nd cit ies. STANDING S Main rule 111 that 1!ach rlub will W l Pct. GI be allowed 12 players, only si,c 54 '17 .6'7 ix'lng 14, years old. There mu�t Toronto "' 36 .561 I¼ be five pitchers on each roMi•r Buff•lct Rlchmc,nd .Stt 1 0 and only three may be 14 years JffffY City 41 43 . 412 IS old. 37 42 -441 16 Loub said 12 trophies will RochHt•r . . . Montreal 36 44 ,450 1 7¼ be awarded the winning team, Cctlumbu• 36 49 .4t4 20 plus one tor the - manager. All Miami 35 _jO .4l2 21 games will start at �: 16 aharp and go 7 innings. The first eight teams to as k entry will a:et first choice. Write Bob Louks, Box 152, Syracuse. 0., for i n formation and applleatlon1 to enter. '54 PlYIIOUTH Was $495 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SALE $281 4-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy -Middleport, o .. July 12, 1 960 Redlegs W in 4-2 ey Over yankees Into 2nd Round. Of Tourn . . Dutm .s sm1le ,in the Kyger Creek and Syracuse mov• followme • b f• Waverly. Cli!· inning foW'lb play ed into the second round o1 while last year's champions_. Park• t?"•Maaon was leadmg 2-1 , 11 t the M00day EVeO}flO er!.hurg•Wav-u-ly, won theJr way tune. Tho&e w•rt dw only two Was $695 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SALE $'81 Chlollaln 2 Here ls real uvtn11 tw YOQ U • I04l4 e•. A tfOld d.,.nd· A - OI A DNI eble job. 1 I r I Daily Sen ••1. Po eroy-Middleport , O., J uly l2, 1960--5 :: � -;; ,� Slate party ch•irman Ra)' GetOhio Lpu bu,';llnH C �is! of A. ffln wu named flrst R.-ady ,.�or Lonvt"nt ion \'tre f"hafrman: Mrt. Florence c,, r) co:L MBUS UPl W1!h the Morrls or Toledo, M"COnd vke -:-- •n Lm. An e m oc. , t.a makini: h•> chair m AII: Courtney Burton of R,, e, h I{ bl s get t h fffl· Gal e# M'ills third \'lee ehairman Jehle� eir own C<ill· and Mrs. Let h.I A.ltry or Salom , . ..:l.t' �_ or 'tt . 0pr:� �ent1on i n Chicago lale-r this St>rrtlary. month. 1 ThP Rut'kcye df'le�a11on to the GOP rnmt'ntion mPt Monda y and I Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collln11 1nrl elel'ted former Sen John w. 1 so n M i ke of Belpre were herrBricker of CoJumbu1 as ehair• , Sunday. --- -• 192-i, al180uJh It would be all literally, b)' a Philadelphia ilw• tan pre•�ential nomlnation ideal city t,, rea10n of lhe IU�rb e 1 Camt> l94-4 a11rl Harry S Tru1,.n,po-·" '··, hotel. ""·••·enu �· on y ln"D. v • Davw:t J. Wat.h wa1 the m.:r n &qi.leaked m. beating W1I11.nd amUNment facilitiel. l lt32 cha1tman l)f lhc- Democratic lal'i! for �ond place That WH • "" 1 948 ••· . 1'Hu Platform quili! a corw,,,,,·v.. 0 ....... Natwn.al Conv&1tion When 111 memory of that tt'i-4 CornmittcE>. All drunk! and othen when th.- o.,_. motnlA w.anled 10 lion Oemoen tlc National Con.,.en who lib a touch of alcohol from I berlt'h HST hut couldn't quite la cone, perhar Borne party 'Nill lune 10 time mu,t thank Wal,h I m.ike it. live NN, Yor• another chance. I for repeal of the prohibition , hope so. The greatea1 1 how 1 on earlh . no amendment. Ht> city . alickered leu . ._ the I commll• reaolution lhe on dry1 dram be can a, however. There -in any eonventi.e . The Rei) ubli• Lee in 11uch fashion lh t th e . m : ;; � can• a11embi,e,d in Ch icqo in up with a repe-al j q knowin1 f:e ���e�e�. how. uite n riora t.ed o i re 1 932 ommit to the a• ti (m of President Herbert Hoover. 1 932 Democrats put one piece of despi te depression and a rising paper 110 that the voters not only popular tide a cal nst the prohibi• rould, but would , read ii . '52 Conw.ntlon To" tion amendment and the Volitead PRESENTS d A . For pure drama and anslde pol . s.ndbult '-'"" Hoow.r itics, the 1 952 Democratic Nation• An individual with the bnprob- ul Convention is tops. The dr 11 ma able name of Sandb l.att decided lo and politic, came 111 tbe wild Htop Hoover. His atrateu was to and woolly and Ion& �•Ion during [i!et before th.e convention for lbe whieh a group of youngsteu, Gov. presidential nomination the name r. Mennen Williams of Michiaan. of Calvin Coolid&e of l!assachus• the \ale Sen. Blair Moody, alto o( WMP0-1 390 KC ett.s, who Hoover bad succeeded in Michigan, one or the Roosevelt the White Hou1e in 1929. boys and some others, •ttempted lo read out of the party and out of Ore� on was pl Nl ged techni <'ally lhe convention h.all 110me old limt.o lt!:? nomination of Sen. Jo:l!eph en such 11 Gov. John S. 'Battle nd L. France of Maryland and • DOI · Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia 11nd able anti-prohibitionial. The late scrappy little Gov. Ja mes F. Rep. Bertrand H. Snell or New Byrnes of South Carolin a. York waa permahenl cnairma n. J I M LOHSE, WMPO Radio The effort failed, else the crea• The last thing Snell intended lo permit was the presenlalion of tion of a new party in the South· Coolidge's name lo the restless Re· ero states probably would .have Broadcast Live and Direct publicans. He feared. and wilh taken plaee eight years ago. And there was the time, of SOme reuon, that the convent ion m ight reject Hoover and stam• course, when FDR rammed Hen­ From CROW'S DRIVE-IN pede lo Coolid&e. ry A. Wallace down llf Democrats ' throats as a vice presidential oom. After France and Hoover had inee. That wa, in llWO, the third been placed nomination, term convention. Then was beard In Fl'a nce a pproached the platform the so-called "voice lrom the req lleltlng Snell's permis,iion to sewer" proclaiming without end address the oonYention. His pur­ over the loud .speaker sy8lem that pose ,,... to • nnou 11ce hi11. own everybody wanted Rooeevelt. That withd rawal in f-avor of Coolidg e. w.aa the .year that Wet1delJ Wilkie, Snell suspected something like a Democrat, kidnaped the Republi- I that. The chairman Wllenged F'rance · s credentials, which were, ln {act, if'Yllid. Snell then ruled • th t F a uld not spea.. rne � ato; r: s��- •...._.. ... U C ROW'S STEAK HOUSE • TH E SOU N D OF TH E '60's HEAR: MONDAY thru FRIDAY - 6 to 6:30 P.M. Sale Flu.Ill Dlwn Stain An official acceunl of the pro­ cee4in11 aay that when Fraii.oe continued to tn1iat, S�U called on the aerceant..at-anns io e1cort the senatOI' from the hall. What Snell did, actually wu to join the ser­ geant-at-arms in aeiting Frantt by hi!!: body and clothing. The)' then {June him down the 1tair11 which led to the roatrum frOOI the rear. That ended the Coolidge.for-presi• dent effort in 193Z. Sen. Lester J. Dickinson of Iowa was the Republican keynote speak­ er.in 1932. He spoke for two houu aml fifteen minutes, Dever once menUontng the issue of prohibi• Uon wbldti ,\Ml, ot H a firecrat';. kana could not ' t.hemael.,.es on prohi­ , , billon, liOieVff, end their both• sides•o(.,the,queltion pb:nk waa ai• most UQint:ielUgible. It was drafted, WOMEN'S WEAR LITTLE i<"" (l.C![, An. UPI­ Quick acting FBJ a.eenta swooped Aown in lbe final 1econda and aquaabed a "sinl1ter plot" to blow up a Neiro �llep and po1111ibly kill aomeone early today about the u.me time a1 • bomb blasted a hole in the side or , warehouse near Central Hil:b School. Federal q:ents a.rr,sted three men pJ!)Ulng to blow up a build· inK at Philander Smith College, two or them III they lit a candle attAched to a fuse leadl,q: to more than 30 •tick, or dynamite PICked 1'1 a band-made black box. LQOIC-ALIK■t LOS ANl!EU!:8 UPI - TNI Ken­ n,edy, Sen, ltetiniedy's brother, lltopped traffic In the BIitmore Ho­ tel lobby Jlptn, auto,rapbs and telllnc t-onfuaed conventfoners he ii 1IOt hil tam01.11 took-alike broth• "'· f Rf E I �F��!�!.� .=..=iT . . Sale Price $32.SO MEN'S YEAR-IOUND SUITS .Sal, ·$1 7.95 Sale $34.SO Values To Woels--Wool1 and Dacrons Rayons V■h,.. To $55.DO $27.50 One IAt Of Men'a SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS ValuH Te 2 For $5.00 $4.00 Bey•• Sizes 8 lo Men's 18 SPORT COATS STRAW HATS V9'un To $1 5.95 ValuH To $5.95 Sale $9.95 Sale $3.00 ONE LOT OF TROUSERS-Polished Ootlom, Sizes 29 lo 34 Vaues To $4.95-SALE .3.00 One Loi Of Men'• SUMMER CAPS, Values $1.89-SALE 59c Mena Pin Check WORK TROUSERS Mens . Metli Mens Work BIB OVEIAlL OVERALL PANTS UNIFORMS Reg. Reg. $3.39 $3AB to oz;wt. SALE $2.69 SALE $3.00 MeDS Blue ChamliraJ SHIRTS WORK SOCKS SALE $1.59 3 Pairs $I.OO ReK. f l.81 Reg. $8.90 Per 8d 10 ... wt. Reg . $2.49 SALE $6.00 SALE $1 .89 . Meno me11,11 SUMMER SLACKS Values To U0.95 SALE.$7.9S Allerallons ExtTa • 1 Let MENS TROUSERS Valueo To $8.�5 SAU $3.00 each Ladi13s Sportswear, Skirts, Slacks, Peda I Pushers, Swimwear - REDUCED 20% Boys Short Sleeve 1 Loi 1 Lei BOYS TROUSERS SPORT SHIRTS SHORT SNORTS SALE $2.69 SALE $2.69 SALE $1.00 each SAI.E $1.69 Values To $I.II Colton• and Knit, Values To $1.79 Sizes 1-18 VJlues To $3.99 - 1 Lot Ladles 'aoys JACIETS Valu.. To $3.00 NO lAY-A-WAYS -ALL SALES CASH! Do II Younelf 0,, Our DUTTOM'S Value• To $55.00 SPORT COATS ru,1 TESTING Allo Available Decron• and W00Jt--Rayon1 & Decron1 HEN'S TV l!ll!d �D10 Tulle 'l'eliler. Ttlhes S u its SALE STARTS W edoesday, July 13th THROUGH THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY day w.hile dd.lnt ,hit blke u the result of this ,ccideat he bad to have tffAtm,nt at C.mden CIU'k Hospital Tuesd,;y ewenint:. Mike is vllitlne. hi• aunt, Mn. Clyde Yarnell and his erandU1other, Mra. D. K.. Comer, Parkenburg. V.ialting Mr. Ind Jira Pearl Dillon recently were her mother, Mrs Ethel Johnaon, ber brothel' Clinton and her siater lln , P aul Aaderso,i of .ThoMvllle. Also vi11ittn, tae DUlom were ¥r. and Mrs. Harry �tbrtaet and daugtl. ter of Li8'ott aod Mr. a,nd Mrs. Cecil 001011, Hcte411Ville. EiLeen er.nnon 11 vi1itlng Mr. and Mra. !Robert Sander• in J unc­ tion City thit wCIJM. Mr. and Mb•. Georte �well, Ray Powell and Wetter Arb,ugh spent Suadar. at Oily P.ark in Parkersburc. Mr. · and llra. CIM!enee Baker are buil4,ieg en add.lUon to their borne• . FBI Squash Sinlaw Bod. Plot bi J,iuJe . Men's Summer ALL OTHER MERCHANDIS E REDUCED 200/4 SMITH CLOTHING COM,PANY . - NO. SICOND AVB. • Calh Behr, Owner ,,. ' 1 IIODDLBPORT �.. . ,...,.. . . , ...... .. . . . . � . . ' . . . . --· . . • I J Alston Plans 'Bomb' For Lopez In Wednesday's I _ Se� ond All Star Game, Captures First, 5 To 3 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July J 2, 1960 WANT ADS 1\ .-\ \ SAS ( l l'Y , . Mo U l'I-Walt('f .\��lull, wh� f relti h l• has Al Lo. lW'· u u rn bn, plan1wd tuday to Before 9:30 A. M. '" ho111 h 1tw A nwr inrn League 1 1 1 1 w1 1 h E ru w HankH, Willl e �f' ":::!:�0�rt ") � ;i11d Vl:r'.wn L.1w when lhey nwd 1 1 1 l 9h0 :. se,rnnd A l l-Slur K A UTZ F OR i;,.1.nt· 1 r1 .\ r w Yurk s Yankee StaAt �!.�t!T I Y ukon S•l l-45 I d i u m \\ t' d ll\'sday. ttAMlt.L SERVICE STATION Bar1k:.. .inrl '.11.i � � J1<l the hittini,: Bfflre ,:oo A.M.. J1,d �0 111,· prt• l t y fat1t)' f1 c ldin , . Albany 33U J� 1 11,· :'\ ,1 l 1<1 nal u.' agueJ's 1 110 .lvery Uay Rer1•1t-, i •1 ·a t l 1H· An1t·1 1l .. ll l .t-aguers 5-3 m _ _ _ ____ i i lw l 1 r-L A! , �lu i.:.im 1· .\ 1 0 11day b t . g f :m , ti l 9 in I ! 20b i l n�uro nce. 1 1 , , 1 , ..i �t· l l u u < l h n,i i u I I O.i dq.. r ◄ · • · li(•at I (..' OMl'_U TJ:: ll�SUHANC.li: P'RO ' I lt't·tnn, Life, Auto, f'"1re, Pol i o !..Jw tu liwd l rni. l t• l m n g the 1 C;ill l>on M llls, M iddlepoct r ;, �t 1 "" 1i., t l i·r:.. 1\.- I ll'II t Ile AmenI ')t, •,. t·;, J I � t !i rt·i.l !t•Ja•d m l ilt• ,imth 1 ! II- l liri· w 1 1 1 1 1 1 W\ l'II p iL l " i lt.'� tu ' l 2 I ) Rea l Est a te I FOR CONSISTENT nEPENDABLE llESULTS RATES Call Dlca Sterrett 4 cenl.11 per werd, on e inl't!ruon. MiniPlWTI chiarg e - 60 cenLll. ill cenl5 per word for three OODtieoutlve inaertiOUI. SPC.Clal - one m••�lh for 30 cent J per word . f\u U rate of 4 cents pe r word W'lU be charged for advertl.!lif4:" lf oot pa1d with.In lU d.ay s aner receiYUli bill. Error, in Aavert1S1na - Should be tltp(' -tfld :mmediately. The Oai.l y Sentinel will not be responsible l or more than one incor­ �ct insertl.011 -..nt of Tt::Hb and Special Nolices of �v,•11ts Sl.00 DbJtuane-11 pubhs.hed al I ce'lt �er word. -.·, otws J DAV 3 DAYS .; DAYS l MO. 15 fOc 90c Sl.� $4,.JO 2tl 00c $1.20 $J .8(\ $ti.00 � 76c $1.50 $2.26 $7.!IO A<ll f'l!C!elVe<I by 10 A.M. will b'Jt 1n that day II pa,p{ll". I i --- -· -- -- -- PHO N E WY-2-21 57 • o seecss1o n _"".::------------:---:-------' I - --(_jon ' g : J H E I Htf JOJl.1S� L· TWO S l . l O I t.W N t-or '.:>a l e I l;H"g1• l1vinc roo m built m k!ld I I�;ER .TE AND - PEST - �ONTROL - - - I FL HNITL' H � k1trhrn tables and , t•n cahiiwt;;, g:is ' furn,iri• irisu- BJ• ..1mt•d o n I)\C ds by .... n. F, .. infipk:hon. ln,urd1a 1rs, <:.ibrnct. l)uffct, ollll'r !.,ted. l c U"J.(c car por t , 1 25 foul I 9d by N!iitlonwlde. Phone R. t,;i�l�s, roekmg eh111rs, d shes, f rontage. Wright ( I J I ., w�l.J!::-4' Not ices 1 · i ' I i By 1\h ombe I_ I (6lLo•t· and Found ! .,, . . , . •- 1 8 ) Aulo Sa les I I I JOHN ON S E A ff O R $ £ OUTBOARD MOTOR 24-a For Sale Or T rode KARR & VAN ZAN,DJ tlU..... en � II I • And while Friend was in there, li 11n k an d M ays wu11ped i t up 1 or ;J m g1v1ng h i m his s e cond All·Slar \llctury _ a g �mst one defeat. Ht was the wrnnmg Pilcher iu 1 9 5li, lhe [ user in 1958. LllpE.'z, whu hasn't h;id much l uck ag111nst Alst on, wasn't sure who he would start for the American League Wedriesday but ildmittcd lh.11l so uthpaw Whitey Ford of the Yankees ·· could be a pretty good I gue ss." Strei· ! . off , glassware, olher Jlt•111.-.. l 'hunc Mulhr rry Ave. $9500.00. l 'lm n c W_Y 2-2 998 or ::11 0 t'1�hc r Street I WY 2-32H 2 Wilbur Yuung ur Middle�ort. Hl-tltp WY 2-2709 Valley Lumb<'r anti BU L L E T l l\t CLIFF HYEU.S .ind hi.1 String / _ i L E OPOL DVILL ., o E, T he Conto iddleport, M Ohio. C N o lt:s. w,i 1 1 h l·_ a_t l'omeroy Moose G H .l!: E N H F. AN � $ 1 .00 a- Ll i b h e ! . 1 � -�P(; � U P I -T h e gover nm e nt of ' t he , �dg l l h ursday , July _1 4th. Pick your own. N_o . 2 Potatoes I _ __ _ ___ _ R ttpubl ic of th e Congo Hked . 1 9 t i ll 1 2 7- 1 2 3tp _ Dallllllg $ 1 .00 50 lb. bag ( abliage 50c a , e t �..n e .; . :--i : I· UH SALE ,m: AU 'J ' l l-'1:J I , i :y J :�:0 �� �r ;;; � :0 ;h:� � n:;�: �u 11 h e l . Char les l l 1ltun, -�urlrOR 1 )t;u uou s S lla c ks sec Jack , H h dr.u m. 2 1 5 ' IJVlll).l luom _land. ___ 7 I l lc 1 help re$10re orde-r. � �r�. I i;� haths, h ;ir d� lld � k 1 l dH Jat" k Oa1ry Har, M iddleport. J)aflr .. . . . . 7•1 2-fltt: SMALL H WINt.. horst•, grnlle for 1 wood floors 2 rn mpl e lc h t· ·• li ng I l·. l . l .'i l\ H�. / !I V I I . L/•. . K a 1 a 1 1 g a 1 " l :,,!1umhl ' , 44-yc.ar-olrt I thildren. See or call lra Well· I �y1ih•n1.� . ru1i 11a�t lllClll . Syr;eU�!c 1 1•1 M LIIM ' 111a1,i, Uradbury, Phunc \V Y _2o hio S huw u l>y .!:l ppuinl rn f' n t d1· � 1 1 · 1 1 <�il � n f a l nH' o r _1ribal 11 111 :.:, . , �o u :.:ht 11) lead li 1s m iner .t i ' -6182 . 7-lH,tt 1 only WY 2·6233. 7 J 1 6t p - .- 1 - ----- - - - - - - - � - _ nl'!1 K o1 t a 1 1 " a l'rnv 1 11(•(• out of l LOST - UN DIA MON I} I B·ac k of J•� me rny High �1·h11 ol 'bui h1 i n g . ( 9 ) Ma . . roum huusl' 1 l1t · / " 1 1 n;..:o "iuduv. and �cl u P .in I r i ne 5 Upp 1 l€S 0 · 1'.0/t S. ALE EIC,HT · Ill( 1 ' ' Pl'II( 1 i•n! 1111 !·1on _ , L1tU�, Ltill,llll' llilseball ratrher' ll l _ . 2 lf� acres, gas, clectricily 1rnd Thf' 111 " 1 ( ' , ' f '·l su t· cc-ert ('<1 ' nrnsk and dw.�t proh'rlor. I f u•o BOATI AND MOTORS fa waler. G:m:1 ge and barn. t:011- ... , ,, 1 ,1 1 . ., lut• Metroind wp wh ll• the,. fo u nd, plc11.�c e1Jntad Uill Cun. w .1 i i 1 a 1 1 J 1 ow , o t he c u11 '"' ' , p· .ic l t na Ed R Jt ens, k acm e , Ohio g 11 ◄ h l dJH , Syra,·use, or phone WY 2, w i ' i w i . i , its f n•edom from pollt•n jlliloton. 600 E. Mlln I , 1-h •lgium JU�! last .J une 30 _ Katan 6380. 7 1 1 Jtc It., Pomeroy. 'fth""e WY ..2-\170. _ 7 -��lc_ ________ I 1 1 •24-tfe tw use w i th fu l l h_a r r � i i d ,•.� fiO Pt'r rent of lh t · - - 1 FOUK ROPM LO�I tt:MI\J.t. t OX l lound, blal·k b .tscmcri�. Inl criur remodele d. ( un g o � <\l t ';d l h and ll.'1 resources Lt!h-l>rown bal·k, dark brow n Buy You _ _ New hll( water tank, furnacr, ar'.', hurrtly t;,ppl·d , 1 � ho mh P ,ibru p tly announrl'fl head, spctks 011 l egs, cut Oil c lectrl.. water pump. Carpel ( 1·r 1/w r acl w M l )11d a y ni � ht th:J l e11�h car s:HIO. lkwa�d l lowilrd 1v o n Vt>t1clia and blinds, als . $2975 s l11s p_rov1nt ' t' hud s1, 1·cded beca use Stitt, M1ddlepor1, Ohio, H l . Ca l l W Y 2-0291 . Mrs. Wm. J. l of r ) \ 7 ' l k wc• W fa ('k ln g the C o n g o tp Harm, n, Rl. No. 2, Box J8A, • _ �� ______ A � hla iid, Ky 7- B• tl tc .ir i, I hl'(' 3 u s1• lhc _ rc n1 r al uo vc,r n- --- - - --- ------ IIH' l l t 111 l.cu 1)()Jdville was l r.YJ11t LOST (;uLU foot hall truiihy inscribed " UHP, w. w . l;d l ' ' and t o "mii k � us su1Jmi1 to the will coId busehull trophy " 1 048, W. 11/" C ' un11mrni .�m." AT W . Call." Jh'wMd. �itc Woody 111 l .t•opo)d v i l lf', Co11go l'rellliN l ",d ri n• l .uu, u m ha .id millcd the Cul! Jr., iHtl Loru�t St., M iddlcport. 7•12•3tc si1 11at11111 i·,111�1•r l liy mut 111y of his • --- - - - - TH,\CTOH OLJVIrn iuH1 c1rn1- A f rn · a11 t r•uops )1,11.[ �l! l t l'Jl out or Pomeroy, Ohio ( 'u!livators I hand and il�k,·d lt1t · U nited Na plctly (/\l ('rhuuled. . .in d mowrng machi nl'. C. A. !wn s 10 hel p 1 9!14 BU ICK, 4 de ,edon. Me- j' , 1 4) F nccrn, ltacme, Ohio. Phone WI R t O( 0 30"0· chankally very sound. $495.00. ' 7·7·01 ' Blaeltnsn;, l'urncroy, 7-7-tltc 1 s1x B OOM IHJUSt: IN SY llA( ' l l S I•: Cati Jult11 n 11 111, l 'II 7-:.!JJ:I. 18:;2 F(llil,. (.i ood eonditi�r�I 7 l I 31e new L1rcs .iud battery. Co n tact ___ Jim Hlsc, 4-:heshirc, Ohio. EIGHT 1l{JoMllousE two -fivti 7-12-0k room up11rlme n ts. A. ' N. Ben1:cl. RAC INE 55 acrL·S, 1 11lury fr:1 mc ______ _P_h�':_ WY:l - 3272. 1 1 ·:i! !fl' lrnlf bUlit'llH'lll, ham, hol huuse 19li4 CI JEVHOL�T 210 2 dr. 1 2 ' x 32 · , ulllit}' builtli11g. � Worth more. $39�.t'lO. B laet-- OEbU .:rn U N F UIIN -1SI Jl':I_) A l'AltT· (. n,·rcs h1<1r8, Pomeroy. (' ll l l i v:1 l ed, hal111 1t·c ill Pll.�­ 7-7-tJlC ME\IT. 1\1 r rondit ioued. Avail C :111d l i 11ihL·r. 1{1•;.J cstalt• 11 11d hl f 11bl1• 11fl l'r J u ly tl, C o :1ls Huildm g '"" ,1een UMd Ce,. Njlll l J11Wll1, $liOO!J. ti 20 l2lc All Malt•• and MNel, POMEROY - l11 v;•sln11•111 prnwrty IW\ITROPOLJTAN MOTOltl TWO fu11r ruo 1 11 f11rn1�l1l'd apart 1:1 lo!.� , all 11tilit i('.'l avi,i lahle. 600-606 l11t Mtin IL lllt'llls. Also form fur• suit· 11 ,, ,,r Cull for information. 'l'olal l 'ritf' PolN"h Ohle U;i�hiln, 86 1u·n·� - l'holll' W Y �$ 1 000. 3302. 7·7tltp - I story fr;1rt1(', 5 POMEROY 1954 l'LYMOU'l' I I Helvl.!dere 4 dr. rooms, hat h, rull bascnw nt. Bou #l'da n . Bxlra nicu for model. Jo'IVE HOOM unrurnished 11 11art• hie .c:»raRt', birch floors, eoal S490.00. lll.iull nan, Pomeroy, ment wilh !)11th and shower, . furn,lt' c o r gas floor rur1w1' l' 7•7-lltc g11rb11gc cli�puHal unlt, newly hl'al. sturm d11ur11 and windows, L. redecorated. Pho ne WY 2-5335. Yom1i;:s1own kitchen, lot '70' x 19!15 lJODl i!!: ve 4 dr. custom roy­ 7-7-tfc 100', nke location. $ 1 1 .000. al He d1111. One caref u l owner. --Std. whlfl. Exlra nice. $71ffl.00. SLEEPING roomli. Close ln town. FARM - Wt•SI of llUtland-!l:l ac­ l' l'!! , U room frame, bascuwnl, Blaett11ar9, l'omcroy, 7-7-6tc 1.27 Butternhll Slrcci. 7 · 6-6Lp harn (Jtlx:JOJ cement floor, g1' i1ll· 1966 STAH CllIEJo' BLUE AND TWO GAllAGES un Mct·ha11i1· St. ary, tool shed, chicken houi;r, 2 White l'o11tl1:1c 4-door hardtop, tall WY :.!-2:i7�. Huso .Sis�o11. I wells, plenty of Wiler, 1ruc10r i1uto111atlc tra1111mi1111Jon, power 7-6-0 lc fond , p1:1sture and timbi:!r. Ou bralw11 11nd steering, radio and J:outl �r1:1vcl road. Prltcd low ul hc�tc-r. In to_p condition. Call 3 - ROOM APAHTM1':NT furni�IH'tl $tlUOO. with bath, priVlllO cn1rn11ci'. t:1111 WV 2-tl834. 7-6-tltc ALBERT M. COX, S,110,ma,t - --W Y 2-30ij6. 7 9 3Lc BOX 22 9 - PHONE WV 2-1220 '36 .t-'OllO Convertible Phon e WY 2· 3130 WY 2-2400 7-7�tp 7 9 3lc SALESMEN, 24 TO 40 yrs. ulcJ , So le must have l'K l)l'rlCl\l' l'. 1;,iod GAS, >'UEL O I L and ,oal IW'· route and commlNsio n . Alll' LEGAL NOTICE macea. Call for free eatlmalllll. Cleaners, M1:1son, W. Va 7- 12-lfc Sealt•d Hids will be rcdvl•d by Forema n & Al>botl, Middleport. ARE YU U happy with your wuy 1 lw Board or Cou n ty Commission6-lU-l.., ol llfe and unha 11py with your ers. Meig� cou nty, O hio. at tlw O f. I Pomero)', Ohln, 17 J l l!:NS 2 IIOOSTEUS heavy situalwtl'! Arc you lo(Jking fu r fin· ur said l\oard, ' breed I year old. 30 three week 11 new Hies opportu n ity that u 11 unlil 1 2:00 o clock Noon, .Ju l v 9 old �' hlrk� $30. Call WY 2-6446. would llt your way of lil'c? If 1 8. 1 60, for furnlahlng llw folloW ; n)cl: 7·1.'.-3tp. so, send u11mt·, address, phunc Trirnspor1 del ivery or �asnlin!', and letter of q111ilifkal ion tu HUHHY!- 0-rder rl'gulur und premium grades to th1• purple ra1p• -. ICe Pint Olflcc Box. Nu. 18, J.11n• berric, now. Excellent for freer, prings, Cuunly Garage, Rock S 7 12-:.!.tc c1111tcr, Ohlo. NOTICE TO BIDDERS htQ or Jellle11 rhoue your or­ Ohio , at th"i!I direction of tho Coun­ Scaled propusals will be rec l' IY• den B. II. t.:11r1on, Rt. l , Mid• ty &nJ:ineer, during the 90 d11y pt'r• ctl fu1· the State of Oh w by the Employmenr l 1 8 1 dlt'port . Phone SH 2-4737, iod eommcndni July �S, 1 960. Soulhl'rn L!lml S1'huol D is trict , Qnute prlces on bolh regular and M <'l!l!i Count�·. Ohio, Board of 7·7·6tc EduPrt'm i um grades . c1111011, al lhl' uffirc o [ the C ler k. tRAVILY T�ACTOa IALII AND HOUSJi:WORK HY THE IIOlJH tm Board ol Comminloners reserve o ..rtlcc... 51 2 I. M.ln, Potnel'9J', day. Avanell Young. l ' hunr the right to reject any or all Bids. f the Southern Loc al Sch oo l D istr1ct l:loarll, 1111;:h_ Sl i i Phon• WYl-2975. lala1111an: W Y 2-9004. 7 l I t llp Board of County Commiseioners lht<'L ll t'. Ohi o , 1111111 ' hoo l l uildin , 2 o'cl o ck Noon l Har•hll ••rnhtrt, RMd■vllle. By: Sharon Boy(('J, CIPrk .t,;;1skrn Sta nd;1rd Time, on lhe Oftle. PhoM CNlw':11• 1691. (7) 12, l tc- l Uth d11y (?I" .A ugust, ( 20 l Services 1 900. n nd l-18-ttc AIR CONDITION11'G, REFRIGER· o pt·ned 1mnll'd iutel y lhereaftl'r, for - ,,.-----atlon 11ervlce. Jack's llefri11era• 2 U. P. Ml'l'Cllt-;L L 11ir condi• h1 1· 1Hshm1, lh1· llllilcrinl illl d µerUon. New HaHn. 1-'ho ne TU-Z· Uouera, Phone WY 2·3871. forming lhl' la bor for the execut. • 6-23·11 31137. 3tp , n g and constr u clion of Proj e d . Cate No. 13,029. • l? � No . 111 ·3H · Ol2 1 , Southe rn Local AUr.TIONlltl Mary Jane Davidaon, residlnjl at l l i i. : l 1 Sl hoot, fur General contract eom,1... 1er,1n Klnkley Air Force 81\se, Hammon, Crltt r•dford Hermuda, 11111d whose Post Orrlrc l· ' lumhi11 g l"ontrad, J l c11\ in y & Ven'. Wl'lh, llhne er Coe,tac+ All<ires� Is. Box T, APO 81)6, Now tilat111g l'ontrlll"l. E lectric ;i l Con ,,, C. ■ltADf"'OllD, Aecln., Ohl.. York, N. Y. Is hereby notified that lral'l, Equ1pt11C'll l , irni ;1s c- numer. . on the 18th day of Ju ne, 19Gll, Rog­ 11ted on the "'l''orm o r Proposal " MUILLltl PURNACIS, WISTING <'r M. Davidson, �ina: Plaintiff, and · 'Proposal," in acronln n cc with HOUII •JtPll•nca ArMld B,. filed hi1 petition aa:alnal her ea; De· Lhc plans and spce1fic1! l io m.i pre. ttt.n. lyr Ku-. Ohio. Phont ft'ndanl, In the Court or comlnon p11rf'd by l'. M. Don111ldso11 & A.!&o1 1-1 1-tf Picas, Melp County,. Ohio, Case cintf.'�, 45 National Ua n k Building, WY3_.Jl4, Porti;1 1 11outh, Uhio, and on li t I ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheel Mo­ No. 13,029, praylnt for dlvorre the oil'it•c of lhe � u ,ai11te c e n nd nt of 1 f!'om the said Mary Jane D11 v ld son til work and up11lr work of on the iround s of Wilful Absence Public Instruction. l� oom ti03, Ohio any kind. Frank f'owen, 133 D('partment:l lhn ldin", So n t tl N. Third St., Middle port. of said "Defendant from said Plain­ Fro nt Street, t:olum lm s 65 �. Ohi o, 1 tiff of m ore thtn. one year l&st Phon" W Y 2·2301. 7-6-30tc - past and Grosa Neglect of Duty, and 1 he off kc of the Clerk of ! L 1,01'H, WOOD SI.AT PORCH 11:1d Plalntllt a.lso prays for other �outht rn LO<'lil Db trict School 4--Door Sf-dan. Low milea11:-c by Ooartl. H i g h .Sch ool Buildah•dca, doth porch valanee, proper rell ef. Said cau1c will be for lO£al owner. Black Cini.sh wlth ing, ll.atin c , Ohio. hearing on or alter the 27th da)' 1wnlna1, vi,netlan blinds, wln• pleuinw; interior. Fordomatic, Copies of plans and specifka1hadu. Free estimates, 1960. dow of July A. D. power steering ,and ibrakcs, liuns mu! proposal bl.enb, together ROiC" M. Oa\ltdson D.a.le Wlppel, 213 Union Ave., il'ldi• and heat.er, with any lurther information de Crow, Crow & Porter, I\ :It 90tf Pomero,. ' slf'cd. may bo ,:iecured rrom the ofAltorne)-'t:, for Pl■lntiU RIUENOUR SUPPLY. Rad. lo and (I) If. 21, 28; CT) ff, 12, 19, 26, 7te fice of 1hc Arehllect,· upon deposit or a rhetk in the amount of $30 ,00, TV Service. YUD-2120. 8:-1 1-3otp made payable to the Arthite(t. . DATe NO IAtlAINI SUOOIST TEL!VISION RADIO AND SMALL Upon receipt or a request, a.cGeneral NEW YORK UPI-The Electric Co. said Monday nlf'hl It comps rlied by a deposit as named h11 ,uigested bargaining with the above, the Arthlted will forward lnt�UC)nal Union of Electrlcal copies of bidding documents as --Workti'I WE an: lb 'dbntrlcl. dt­ named in preceding paracraph, SHIPPING CHARGli:S COLLECT, ,tart Jul.7 18. and A. Service 'Station WY"l.· �366· 4-16-tfc t . Cucltlo �ult9 A ll-STAR CHOICE retire Brooks R o binson of the Orioles and Harv e y Kuenn ol the I11d1an� with tw o men on base. '•H e 'll be ready to go '' the smiling Alston predlcled. The Dodi;er mcrnager went into Monday ' s game determin ed t o start ei U. • Law or his l' lllsburgh Pirates pilchin g mate llob t'rien d· Alston dcnde d to go with Fri � nd berause he had had an e xtra day·s rest . rnend _ e d o n I Y one h 'Lt .in Y Ll' Id .· , __s LLnt-as lun i,: as h a s thre e, l n m ngs a p1t ther on A l l -Mar team can gu under the rules. I Lopez started right ha nd e r Bill �t un bouqu ctte 01 the Boston Red S o x Monday bccaullt! he didn ' t want a lefth.a nd er throwin g agains t thl' _ predomm antly right hand,d h1tllllg power of the Nationals · , M .a ys the N t ' o 1 1 Le ' :g u e s l (•adin g' h1tter w i�� ; \ V . 53 rifletl M on lloh uelte ' s i.eco � d pr:f� duw n the rig;:t field line f or C t� 1• plc and romped �orne . whe n ' Skinn. e r rapped the first pitch to · mto ce n ter for a smgl · e. f11m Monbo uquetl e go t the neKt two m en bu t . th e n grooved one to Banks Wlth the munt of two strik e s and no balls. Bank! tore lllto it and sent It over thal "abort porch" i n left field for a home run. The N,1 tionals mad e their lead 4_0 when Braves calcher Del C randall also foulld that short porch ra nge. Th en ln the third Banks led off with a double and eventu ally scored what t urned out lo b e th e N ational U!ague's final run. In lhe sixth in n i ng, wh en it Iook ed as if the Ame ricans wou ld ge t back into the game, Banks cam e up with an i n ning ending doubl e play. The Am e rican League broke thro ugh for its first run a few minute s e.i rlier. Mathews, who had two o( the four errors charged to the Nat,onals, booted Al Kalin e 's grounder with one out. That turn e d out to be a big one. K ue nn had lead off with a single off Mike McCormick the Giants' l e fthander, but was o u i trying to stretch it into a double. Aiter thal life to Kaline, Bill Skowron singled and Elston How• .ird, a nother Yankee, walked to fill the bases. Nellie Fox si ngled sharply, scoring Kali ne and leav- Business Legal Notice - ■ -- - 1956 FORD Y-8 Fairlan, 500 ------ --- -- - ' ---------·---- �•,4• t::I � $l ! f $• NEW FORD TRADE-IN$ - . ' WAS 1 959 ENGLISH FORD, R and H · · · · · · , Al , $2495 $2195 R and H. Country Sedan 1 959 STUDEBAKER LAR�, HARDTOP OD, R and H NOW $1" .,795 $1495 1 959 FORD 4 DOOR STATION WAGON ,." ••cation 1 957 MERCURY 2 DOOR MONT. ··· $1 1�5 $1095 1956 FORD 4 DOOR FAIRLANE $1295 $1 195 1 956 FORD 4 DOOR FAIRlANE HARDTOP $1J95 $ 1295 $1 195 • .$995 1 957 STUDEBAKER 4 IOOR . . . . · · . . . . . . . . $ 1 095 $i95 MANY-MANY MORE TOO NUMEROUS TO. i,ENTION! SIX NEW FORD DEMONSTRATORS Galaxie-Starliner-Convertibll"' 2 Door, 4 Door anll Hardtops • , ' SALE ENDS SATURDAY AT CLOSE or BU$1NESS m ,,4:30oo Cha11nel 3 - Wfdn11sc!a1 6:45 '1:00 5:00 9,30 Sign On Today Kalie �oona n Show Topper I f:00 5:00 10:00 10:30 ll :00 a:05 l::i : 16 1 1 :20 12:00 5:00 1 1 :00 l l : l (l 11:U t · OO IJ·JO 6,00 . .il-meriean Bl'nrtst=-n-4 D e mocratic Nari Con\·. 6:4-0 TBA [1 · 46 Mr. Adams and E . ve h•O The News Ton15n� 7:30 Se!:lnnh,g the Waatlwt 8:3'1 9:0t, Sporl'6 Re}Jort 9;45 TBA 1 0 :00 D e mocratic Nat'l Conv. ll :00 0 , 1 , 15 Am"ericail BandSf.and 1 · 1 1 :20 Demoeraific National Conv. 12:00 Channel 8-1 uesday I , .., uninnel 8 - W·-' n1aesda\ '"' .,.,__ -4:00 5:00· W h ile th e income of Ohio'� 88 county governm e nt11 11lmo1t itood �1111 in 1959, upenditures in­ l-reased more lh,m $17 million, ac c·ordmg to a tabulation of annual rounty financial report!! liled with Slate A11ditor Jame s A. i th odt•s. To tal reported IJ} C'OUn­ ly auditors to Rhodes were: Receipts: 1 959 1 95 1 $3 96,58 1 ,55 2 $396,395,0St Eape"ditu r•• 406,874,919 389,7.t0,332 Ilowe \·er, the slat e 's chief a c-counting officer haste ned to point out that the picture was not as dark a s total figures i ndi • cale at nrst gla n ce. lneome was practically the same be('ause the receipt s fro m 'M)' · F'riend F1idca non-revenu e sources, mainly bond S8n l·'rmdle-.1 Beat issues, wer e $ 14,7!19,000 le ss tha n . Your f..' s,;,, lifi)()na, in 1958 _ This practical ly olfset Weather Teller a.n inrrease from such things a s John Daly NP.WI Pro perty laxes, th e gasoline tax, Fou r Juet Men motor vehicle licenses, s tate and Music for a Summer Night federal grants, a nd other revenue Ozzie and HarriPl sources. Wedn esday Night Flghtl While cutting down on new Sports Parade bond iss�e�, the counties p�id TBA off $5 million mo:e �utstandmg The News Tordtht bon�s than the y dld m 1 958. Scam1jng the Weather -�igg est ��� the COOnSports Report TBA Democratic Nal'l Conv. Dough Re Mi fl.lay Yuur Hw1ct: Price is Rlaht Conce11tullon A l l Star Baseball Truth or Con:!lf'QUPnce,a Lore0.11 You n g, 'T'heal�r Young Dr. ,dalone From Th e11e Roo•s (fomedy Playhuu1e Adventure T;rne DemoC'rritir Nn t' \ Con\/. New, Headllnea WHlhel'f!Hl 'J 'he Jaclt Plldr Sbo" - sirn orr - ---WHTN�TV _Channel 13 I Love Lucy The Cltiar Horiwn Love of Life Search Por Tomorrow The Guidh1g Llj:ht Heart of the City As the W orld TUJ'DI Full Circle House Party 'l'he MUlionalrfl The verdict Ia Youn The Brighter Da) '!":,e Secret Storm Edge of Night Democratic Nat') Conv. n :oo 1 1 d'clock NewJ u, : 1 0 A Look at the Weather .1 , 15 Thelilter 1 3 1 1 :30 12:00 I ,oo 1 l2:30 12:45 1 ,oo 1 :30 2,00 3:90 1:00 1,30 1-00 1:15 4:30 5:00 Channel ,1 3 Tuesda1 t:00 'Pm ll ri�hter l>aJ •:15 .�(.Tel Stprm t:s< ,fd.lJt> of �iNht The Three StOO,ZM 5,30 Jule Rivlin Sports 5:40 A Look at the Weather 5:45 N e ws 6:00 Democratic Nat'l Conv. 1 2,00 Theater 13 .,oo !hannel 1 3 Wednesday t·OO News 1, 1 5 Captain Kangaroo 1:00 Cantonn Theater 10:00 Dec e mber Bride 10:30 Video Village (Monday • Friday) Sign On Guest Star News RFD News Headlines Breakfast Party Pick ens Hardware Show Breakfast Party News Fleadlines Sports Report Breakfast Parly News Bre11kfast Party News Headlines Breakfasl Party N ews Breakfast Party Coffee Time Swap Shop News Headlines Mor�ing Devotion, Radio �Hymnal N ews Headlines Country Hoe Down Farm Ttilllle Raeine Jubilee Noon News ' �1=r ' • '' C ounticll received $43 1i25,263 from motor vehicle s licem¥.s , $20,240.000 from lt-e gasoline lax $16,7 l l , 368 from the puhlk u\ J • llty tu, Sl8,l l:S,019 from the re, ceipts or various county offices. Expenditureii for poor r•!lief, aid for depe ndent children, coun­ tY homes, children 's homes. aid for the disabled and other w e l ­ fare mad e up the bigie1t single item in cou n ty spending. Theiie amounted to almost $129 million an increase of $13 million during 1959. Highway spending came ;iext and amou nli!d to mor e than $76 million. Other major spending w u for the following: general judicial , e xecutive , $18 million, $1 7 million; health and hospital care, $16 millio n ; µrotection to persons and property, $13 mil • 1ion ; 9anitaUon, drainage and pu­ blic service enterprises, $9.6 mil ­ lion; i nsl•rance and pen&iona, $9 ( million. elections, $6 mlllion. ··-·· ... IKJ\': I HAD (,, •(. • LEGAL NOTICE '1'• le Sold To TM Hifhest ■ ldcter On the 22nd day or July 1900 at the Zerkle Trucki ng: Company, -Middleport, Ohio, at IO o'elock A. M, the following property: One 2 pc. living room suite; I 9 x 12 wool rug and pad, 2 3 x 3 Tru•Val mattresses. 2 3 x 3 Tr u • Val box springs, t 7-pc. breakfast set, one set of three tables, 1 mink bedroom s uite, l 4 x 6 bed springs, and 1 4 x 6 Tru-V.al mattresses. This property will not be sold for less than :j;150.00. McMeater's Hardwu• Company MlddletkN't, Ohio (7) 12, 15, 18, 3lc .. I DID You ? ! DID. TOO BUT l HAD A HA.<() TI.W: TELLING A WEIRD �A.11 LAoT N�L - __.:::-_ ..c ---a, --� I- --� �,. - ' - '""" ,d.. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFt'Y SMITH I ,_.. , - ::... ;- · ,' ' It's from Gideon. Your � was , ,, HOW ON HE KNOW ? He wants me to come �ack. here. Judv, and left a . ,note. -- �=-l TV!lE:! , . Bv AIRTH ,\JOUtD A FREE, UNDER ANE.SfHESV-'.. OP&RATIOH !! SO I CAN OH,THl>NI( :'fo; DR. PERFORM AN OPEPJ\TION Qt,l BURL Hl\11:5� �OU-FlW!� 'IO' JS ALL HEART!! sroP SQU I RMING, '/OKUM -WHILE I PUT "IOU Li'JDER !(- SIIULTI MAY8f YOJ NEEO A =-'-"i ·.--ii ,II=-.! E\/€R' BLESSEf THING WENT WRONG TOOAY. ELVINEY-• I SURNT TH' BISCUITS, STUBBED MY TOE, BARKEO If;/ SHINS, AN' SCORCHED MY PETTICOAT ·· - U'L ABNER NEitJ PICTLJQE , -� =--=--'��( -� � I itJ EVEIWTH,NG uJM Klf<O CF COIIFOSED AN9 8LURRV... w.;s �� - ., Legal NotJc:, t"P'- Al-1 DON' T MEAN TO BE. N0:0'#-BUT, 't/1-!Uf KJNl>A OPERl - 1· SHUN IS AH GITT11{ FREE? By KING !'II bet I He; prob�bl y rllShed to death ! � 1·!2 Raymo!ld Crouser ol Dunbar \·isited hl11 father ond family over the weekend. Ill.air Cadwallader ,of Lynch• 1 burg was the weekend guest al. 1 the Bur home. 1 2:30 Just For You 1 : 00 News Headlines I :02 J ust For You I :30 News 1 :30 Just For You Mr. and Hrs. Henry Martin ant! 2:00 Calling on Pt. Pleass nt 3:00 News Headli11 e 5 Virginia, Oak Hill spe nt di,ugh1er =�JW!t,!jl) �lad< and 3:02 Ml,18ic Go Round Sunda)' with Mr. and Mrs, Alpha cognll,C � UDen "\ihallllble?' Barr. 3 :30 News dress la a favorite l:llbouette ----·· 3:35 Music Go Round ot the Nat Kaplaa BUmmer 4f00 News He adlin�s colleotlon. Cognt.c IUk forms 4:tl2 Music GO Round the inside Qt clee,p llwrk41ido � (!30J!:tbtBJ ,News p\ealll. 4:35 Music Go Round Don Millrr of Columbus and 5:00 Baseball Scores r.corge Donohrw of · Letart Falls 5:Q5 Music Go Round called qn �r. and Mrs. Li11e Sh_ields 5:30 News Headli nes enroule lo f'lorida for a vacation. 5 : 3 1 Music Go Rou nd Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bartels 5:45 Complet.e News R()_u nd-up spe n t 1 hr w1•ek end with his par­ 6:00 Crow's Strak House-Sound ents. Mr. and �rs. Ji;mmeu Bartels. or the 60's .Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. was called to 6:30 News Headli n es Columbus by the illnesli: of her 06:32 F.venin g Interlude son, Roy Jr., who wa,:i confined· to 7 :00 News Headlines i\ft. Carm�I Hospital. 7:02 Evening Interlude lfr. and Mrs. Lige Shields call­ • '7:30 N ews Headlines ed on Mrs. F.dn.i Shields at Le1art 7:32 Sundown Serenade Falls, 8:00 Sign OH Mrs. Ernest Theiss and three C'3\I�.mastitis-:------children spent two weeks With her High producing eows which arc parenu, Mr. and Mrs. John Buchrat at freshening will produce vcrp snan at Bra<Jy Lake. This lime. short a for rich milk, Miss Janice 1'tialurd has return. " has the effeet of increasing total ed lo her home alter spendi ng two fat production over the lnrtation weeks with her aunt and uncle, Mr. period. and Mrs, Howard Teaford ot UranA temporary incre,ee in fat can ville. be obtained by feeding ground soy . Mrs. Lettie Cunningham and beans, ground flax or some other _ M · . N,ett ;e Sm it h callcd on MJ' '·•,d ,high i p fat. ThiR m ay rahl• t�e " , nd M s. Lige Sh i e lds. ,es wo-tenths of one percen ,. Th18 wlll lasl for a short period only. JACKSON, Miss. UPI ..... The Feed affects the amount of milk stale of Mississippi has do nated produced, not the comlfRitlon of $20,000 in state funds to th� prj. the milk. vately-operated White Citi1.ens their High testing cows inherit Councll Forum to publicize racial ability. This is wh)' il 11 Important, aeireaation views throughoul the if you want a • high testing herd, to nation, -Director A1bert Jones of Directory. Sire A.B.C. study your the State, Sovel'eignty CommisMat� your fOWS to A.B.C. bull s s lon announced Thursday. whick have . Ult! capability of rahL· Ing your test. a : IJle NAMES ALL.STAR UMPIRES Remember though, you can pro-· D ENVER UPI - ·American milk (or gre1s Caster by bTeeding sociation President Ed Doherty he.a profat tor than prodoctlon rather · named Walter Doyle, DaVe Carah• duction. ba, Bsrney Deary and -Bill KinnaFeed your rows well, follow a mon BS umpires in the league's milk production testing program July 18 All-Star game here. The su l'h as D.H.1.A., use �ood milki n g w lea1ul!!-leading Denver Bears will practices, breed artifically and the , J play 1tara from the other associa• milk and fat producUon from your t lon te m · l of ar it rd w'.'.il l _:t::•• __ ••�: l·__:.!!===========�_::::'.'.�:!4��•� �•�•-•�':'.e:...".�� �h'.'.'e'.: '....". '.'. 1'8 heH ••• AND '91XIY --.rnWILL�.11.t , AT BOY& ... ,"-,,;...__,.,A 1'£ANUT8 lie1' income in 19!:'t9 1' JR the property tax . which provided more than $98 million, followed by s tate an d federal granla an d do nations amounting to moro tha n $86 millio n. Langsville Events Reported -- WMPO Daily Prol{fam Schedult CURLY JtAYOE Get Yonn Today ! 6 MONTHs-6000 MIU WARRANTY, ON All CARS SOLD 1 \ l :30 Advenlure Theater I l :4.S Ste11,mboat Bill 12:00 Woody woodpecteT Democrati1• National Conv. 2:30 3:00 Jack Paar Show 3 30 S\gn Ofi The sea.son of the yesr affects the test. Cows turned out 011 pall• ture •u!!ll'.&ll(: teat :tower, This is not due to the feed. n 111 the na• ture of cattle to produce a lower testiqg , µii!k iJJ . l)ie. summer and h ighm' te.st.lng -' mtlt in ,the winter. Temperature al!\I) has lts effect. As temperature goes up, fat content ti:Pea do't\lll. ,A ]O degree rise in teilpel'alure will lower the test, on an average, two.tenths of one percent. Cowa should be "milked out" since the �t rollk will tes� higher thari the first. Don't leave the milkers on too Iona, just to get -thi1 rich milk. The irritation could • 1 956 MERCURY 2 DOOR HARDTOP . . . . . . 4:3ft 5 :00 5:30 6:00 1 1 : 15 l :00 Dnirym('n sqmetimes wonder why their cows didn 't "lest " QS high this month ,as they did last. As we ell know butterfat percent,iges vary . Thls variation can be caused by several different factors or a combination of these factors. TIU' Stille or lactation will aff ect � the tesL in the huit two months of a cow's lactatioP the fat content WI· 11 �_l\g'fa�_e.i. · · $1795 $1595 Dual Wheels, 28,000 Mlle• Depoijit wlll be reh,,nded upon the ceturn of pl , n. and specilica�ions in good condition and with pos tage or express charge& pNpald w1thm Len ( 10) d11yll arter the dale bid9 are open. Depoait will not be refunded upon return of docu, men!.! at a later date. Each bid shall be accompanied by a contract bond in an amount equal to the total sum of the pro. posal including all e.dd alternates. The bonds shall be on the form ap­ proved by the Stale Boartl of Edu­ cation {1'"'orm 4M-27) , which bo nd shall be forthwith returned to the bidder In case the contract ls awarded to another bidder. . • A _prdpo1111I shall be invalid and not t-on.sidercd unleu a bond, in the form approved by the State Board of Education, with suUielent su,etlca, in a 11um equal to the to• lal sum of the proposal, Is Uled with such proposa.l, nor unleq such proposal and bond are filed in one sealed envelope. Bids are lo be l!lealed and add­ reSHd to Jhe Clerk of the Southern Local School District Board of Ed· ucaelon for the State o( Ohio, or. fice of the Clerk of Southern Local School District, High School Build• ing, Racine, Ohlo, and plain})' marked on the outside '-'Blda or lGeneral) (or other specific tenn) Contraet". The Southe rn Local School DIR­ trkt Board of . Edu.cation with the approval of the Superintendent of Publlc ln1truction reatrves. the rJ&;ht to rtjetl any and all bids. t , av OltDllt OF TH5 SoutMrn Loul Sch"I Dlatrltt 9"rd ef ldwatl..-a C4e,k; Mt. P•ul '"91• leutham Lee.I SchMI DI• _ . ...,it. Mtt�-..td ii ., 77) ff. '19, 26/ (I) 2. 41> Channel 3-l'uesday I !g;: 4:00 Co ecly Plliyhou11e 1 1 :00 Farm News 1 959 DODGE 1 TON VAN BODY . . . .. ' . . . $2095 $1795 I TELEV ISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 5,58 6:00 6:15 6:30 7:00 7:02 7 :30 7:45 8:00 - 6:02 8:05 8,30 8:35 9,00 9:02 9,30 9:35 10:00 10,15 10,30 10:32 10:45 1 1 :00 1 1 :02 1 1 :29 1 1 :30 -12:00 ON Expenditures Up $17 Million Against Near Static Revenues Daily SenLinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 12, 1960-7 I HARDTOPS--STA'J'.ION WAGONS--TUDQ!\S AND •FORDOR SEDANS-55-56'&7-58 59 AND 60 MODEL FORD DEMONS'/'llATORS SAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS ALL MUST GO. WE FINANCE OUR OWN DEALS. EVERY CAR REDUCED ' ( 1 7 ) Help Wonted Wc.,ted = BEST DE� J.. .. m· ToWN .:;:�:;:.::,,:'1:;� ;::;:.::�.:.:;:.::.!;::._,. t:"l $ $ $ -Tltou•ands of Dollar11- $ By Alan Maver -........- - - --- - -- II JWEY CITY, N. J. , TJP(._ Jmey Cit.y'1 new ba,e_,.11 team had I nt:ckname, a ball park and a .homo qi)eclule today. All that wu .-,ta:inl wu • field manacer . The ltjternalional Leque tHm, w� 11 being tr10aferred from Havana to ieney City, wa1 chris­ te� lhc Jersey R.eda at a meet­ int Monday between league _and city official■. fltey alto a,reed on a t7.&Oo rental for lt(tolevelt Sta• diUDI .to operaton of the tran· ehlse. Th, flrtt Jersey home g11me haa been nt for 8 p. m . Frlday when the Reds lake on the Col­ umb111 Jets before an anticipated crowd Of aome 7 ,:K)O penon1 at Roo11evelt Stadium. Clutt oftlclils were to meet heN thll afternoon to aMounce w� will replace Manqer Tony Cutano, wbo Jieli,:ned in protelt ar•t11a.t thlntrancblse bein1 pulled Out of c;uba. Sale Carl Barnhart is a patient in the St. Joseph Hospital. Mrs. Beulah Dye , a bea u tician o f Athens, is here for a week ' s vacation with he r parents , Mr. and Mrs, Le e w,lla"e. � Mrs. Mild,e d ."a,,tee ,nd son Larry of Gallipoli I 11pe 11l Tuesday l1erc with her pare n ts, Mr. and Mrs J. S. Murks. Mrs Evely n Spencer is prcsentJy employed ·,n ,n a n t·,q,,e shop al Littloe Hork in�g _____ c_ ----- Legal /•'of ' Thal wain't the American Leag ue'a 1ast rhance. Kuenn wlR safe at first whrn second baae-­ msn Charlie Neal o( the ,Dodger, threw wildly to pitcher Bob Buhl of the "Milwaukee Bravea, who had rus h ed over to co-,r first to start the American half of the eighth innin11. The n Kalin e drove one over the left field wall and the Aml'ric:an Leaguers were only two run, be­ hind. Alston' s Nationals racked Mon bouquette, Chuck EBtrada of the Orioles, Jim Coales of the Yankee1 Gar}' Bell ol the Indians, Frank Lary of the Tigers and Bud Daley of the Athletics for 12 hits. Two of the game's "elder statesmen," Stan Mu15ial of the Cardinals and Ted Williams of the Red Sox, also made appear• ances, Musial for a reeord 18th time in AU Star com petition and William s for the 17th time. Ted, pinch hitting for Monbou• Just A Manager 5 Day Used Car Ree•d SVI'II e Soc1ety Events Mrs. ·--- Yo� Bail Club Needs P R E S T O N F O R D- r. 19) For Jer:s_' ey's New ...11 ·------.;..;.;;;..:;;.;.;.._________ I t . Inf the i.alff 1tm loaded. quette In the aeeond lf'Otlfttl• Abton then called on anolber ed out ud Muaia), blttln, for Jlp, Piratl! pitcher, relief ace Elroy � in Ute elahth, cat a ld'atch Face, and did the job-th•nb lo allJ&lt: to provide lhe winnen a hit Banks. they dldh't -.cl. Luia Ap,aricio hit a 1barp .,.-'---,--------­ grounder to second bue. BanU acooped it up, allpped to Bill lfu• eroski at aeeond to forct Howatd and the Pirates second baseman re. layed the ball to fint for a double play. BEST DEAL IN TOWN 111 ---- • -------- Socjal Events In · Syracuse - ------ ----- Start The Day Right With STEVE ALLEllrrti...l NANCY I A CLl:JB MEETING '<•· I' OKAV. S L UGGO··• WH E RE ? SLUGGO LIKES TO BE 50 IMPORTANT _______ By E&NIII: RUI!IIMILLEI CA LLING SUMMIT M E ETINGS On 1"ht ltMus·•·cal Clock'' EACH MORNING I AT 7 15 A.■ ON E ' �U. AN - � COP, 'tUJ TlN, BUT VOUR POLITICIANS, YOUR LAWS, AND '(OUR • PUBLIC! WHO CAREG .. I '8"1'MPATMl"2Fi: WEETH -- FOR I�� THE HUNCREO· THOOSAMO CASH ! so� r AM A BUSIHE-a.SMAN WHO � CARRIES LARGE GU,,16f-MQ­ fEQ9F BIO <SAM Fl'"' , , ME � DIME,Eti "l H· ABBIE AND SLATS SlJ'TE M,Jf( EXAMINE� Ml9HT f'NHE IN WITHOUT NDTICE-THN USUAll'i 00. SO, rve OECIOEO TtfAT Wfll,IIN TMf WEEK Wl:tL MAii':!: otlt EKIT--� By BAEBURN VANBUREN WH'I l'IOT '!' llflfO tfOt.lto ™'iT Ot'EI. ONI MILLiOM t, CASM JS STOWfP l#iAV ON MT SWIU CMFT" ? 9®!"°1: �.. . ,...,.. . . , ...... .. . . . . � . . ' . . . . --· . . • I J Alston Plans 'Bomb' For Lopez In Wednesday's I _ Se� ond All Star Game, Captures First, 5 To 3 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July J 2, 1960 WANT ADS 1\ .-\ \ SAS ( l l'Y , . Mo U l'I-Walt('f .\��lull, wh� f relti h l• has Al Lo. lW'· u u rn bn, plan1wd tuday to Before 9:30 A. M. '" ho111 h 1tw A nwr inrn League 1 1 1 1 w1 1 h E ru w HankH, Willl e �f' ":::!:�0�rt ") � ;i11d Vl:r'.wn L.1w when lhey nwd 1 1 1 l 9h0 :. se,rnnd A l l-Slur K A UTZ F OR i;,.1.nt· 1 r1 .\ r w Yurk s Yankee StaAt �!.�t!T I Y ukon S•l l-45 I d i u m \\ t' d ll\'sday. ttAMlt.L SERVICE STATION Bar1k:.. .inrl '.11.i � � J1<l the hittini,: Bfflre ,:oo A.M.. J1,d �0 111,· prt• l t y fat1t)' f1 c ldin , . Albany 33U J� 1 11,· :'\ ,1 l 1<1 nal u.' agueJ's 1 110 .lvery Uay Rer1•1t-, i •1 ·a t l 1H· An1t·1 1l .. ll l .t-aguers 5-3 m _ _ _ ____ i i lw l 1 r-L A! , �lu i.:.im 1· .\ 1 0 11day b t . g f :m , ti l 9 in I ! 20b i l n�uro nce. 1 1 , , 1 , ..i �t· l l u u < l h n,i i u I I O.i dq.. r ◄ · • · li(•at I (..' OMl'_U TJ:: ll�SUHANC.li: P'RO ' I lt't·tnn, Life, Auto, f'"1re, Pol i o !..Jw tu liwd l rni. l t• l m n g the 1 C;ill l>on M llls, M iddlepoct r ;, �t 1 "" 1i., t l i·r:.. 1\.- I ll'II t Ile AmenI ')t, •,. t·;, J I � t !i rt·i.l !t•Ja•d m l ilt• ,imth 1 ! II- l liri· w 1 1 1 1 1 1 W\ l'II p iL l " i lt.'� tu ' l 2 I ) Rea l Est a te I FOR CONSISTENT nEPENDABLE llESULTS RATES Call Dlca Sterrett 4 cenl.11 per werd, on e inl't!ruon. MiniPlWTI chiarg e - 60 cenLll. ill cenl5 per word for three OODtieoutlve inaertiOUI. SPC.Clal - one m••�lh for 30 cent J per word . f\u U rate of 4 cents pe r word W'lU be charged for advertl.!lif4:" lf oot pa1d with.In lU d.ay s aner receiYUli bill. Error, in Aavert1S1na - Should be tltp(' -tfld :mmediately. The Oai.l y Sentinel will not be responsible l or more than one incor­ �ct insertl.011 -..nt of Tt::Hb and Special Nolices of �v,•11ts Sl.00 DbJtuane-11 pubhs.hed al I ce'lt �er word. -.·, otws J DAV 3 DAYS .; DAYS l MO. 15 fOc 90c Sl.� $4,.JO 2tl 00c $1.20 $J .8(\ $ti.00 � 76c $1.50 $2.26 $7.!IO A<ll f'l!C!elVe<I by 10 A.M. will b'Jt 1n that day II pa,p{ll". I i --- -· -- -- -- PHO N E WY-2-21 57 • o seecss1o n _"".::------------:---:-------' I - --(_jon ' g : J H E I Htf JOJl.1S� L· TWO S l . l O I t.W N t-or '.:>a l e I l;H"g1• l1vinc roo m built m k!ld I I�;ER .TE AND - PEST - �ONTROL - - - I FL HNITL' H � k1trhrn tables and , t•n cahiiwt;;, g:is ' furn,iri• irisu- BJ• ..1mt•d o n I)\C ds by .... n. F, .. infipk:hon. ln,urd1a 1rs, <:.ibrnct. l)uffct, ollll'r !.,ted. l c U"J.(c car por t , 1 25 foul I 9d by N!iitlonwlde. Phone R. t,;i�l�s, roekmg eh111rs, d shes, f rontage. Wright ( I J I ., w�l.J!::-4' Not ices 1 · i ' I i By 1\h ombe I_ I (6lLo•t· and Found ! .,, . . , . •- 1 8 ) Aulo Sa les I I I JOHN ON S E A ff O R $ £ OUTBOARD MOTOR 24-a For Sale Or T rode KARR & VAN ZAN,DJ tlU..... en � II I • And while Friend was in there, li 11n k an d M ays wu11ped i t up 1 or ;J m g1v1ng h i m his s e cond All·Slar \llctury _ a g �mst one defeat. Ht was the wrnnmg Pilcher iu 1 9 5li, lhe [ user in 1958. LllpE.'z, whu hasn't h;id much l uck ag111nst Alst on, wasn't sure who he would start for the American League Wedriesday but ildmittcd lh.11l so uthpaw Whitey Ford of the Yankees ·· could be a pretty good I gue ss." Strei· ! . off , glassware, olher Jlt•111.-.. l 'hunc Mulhr rry Ave. $9500.00. l 'lm n c W_Y 2-2 998 or ::11 0 t'1�hc r Street I WY 2-32H 2 Wilbur Yuung ur Middle�ort. Hl-tltp WY 2-2709 Valley Lumb<'r anti BU L L E T l l\t CLIFF HYEU.S .ind hi.1 String / _ i L E OPOL DVILL ., o E, T he Conto iddleport, M Ohio. C N o lt:s. w,i 1 1 h l·_ a_t l'omeroy Moose G H .l!: E N H F. AN � $ 1 .00 a- Ll i b h e ! . 1 � -�P(; � U P I -T h e gover nm e nt of ' t he , �dg l l h ursday , July _1 4th. Pick your own. N_o . 2 Potatoes I _ __ _ ___ _ R ttpubl ic of th e Congo Hked . 1 9 t i ll 1 2 7- 1 2 3tp _ Dallllllg $ 1 .00 50 lb. bag ( abliage 50c a , e t �..n e .; . :--i : I· UH SALE ,m: AU 'J ' l l-'1:J I , i :y J :�:0 �� �r ;;; � :0 ;h:� � n:;�: �u 11 h e l . Char les l l 1ltun, -�urlrOR 1 )t;u uou s S lla c ks sec Jack , H h dr.u m. 2 1 5 ' IJVlll).l luom _land. ___ 7 I l lc 1 help re$10re orde-r. � �r�. I i;� haths, h ;ir d� lld � k 1 l dH Jat" k Oa1ry Har, M iddleport. J)aflr .. . . . . 7•1 2-fltt: SMALL H WINt.. horst•, grnlle for 1 wood floors 2 rn mpl e lc h t· ·• li ng I l·. l . l .'i l\ H�. / !I V I I . L/•. . K a 1 a 1 1 g a 1 " l :,,!1umhl ' , 44-yc.ar-olrt I thildren. See or call lra Well· I �y1ih•n1.� . ru1i 11a�t lllClll . Syr;eU�!c 1 1•1 M LIIM ' 111a1,i, Uradbury, Phunc \V Y _2o hio S huw u l>y .!:l ppuinl rn f' n t d1· � 1 1 · 1 1 <�il � n f a l nH' o r _1ribal 11 111 :.:, . , �o u :.:ht 11) lead li 1s m iner .t i ' -6182 . 7-lH,tt 1 only WY 2·6233. 7 J 1 6t p - .- 1 - ----- - - - - - - - � - _ nl'!1 K o1 t a 1 1 " a l'rnv 1 11(•(• out of l LOST - UN DIA MON I} I B·ac k of J•� me rny High �1·h11 ol 'bui h1 i n g . ( 9 ) Ma . . roum huusl' 1 l1t · / " 1 1 n;..:o "iuduv. and �cl u P .in I r i ne 5 Upp 1 l€S 0 · 1'.0/t S. ALE EIC,HT · Ill( 1 ' ' Pl'II( 1 i•n! 1111 !·1on _ , L1tU�, Ltill,llll' llilseball ratrher' ll l _ . 2 lf� acres, gas, clectricily 1rnd Thf' 111 " 1 ( ' , ' f '·l su t· cc-ert ('<1 ' nrnsk and dw.�t proh'rlor. I f u•o BOATI AND MOTORS fa waler. G:m:1 ge and barn. t:011- ... , ,, 1 ,1 1 . ., lut• Metroind wp wh ll• the,. fo u nd, plc11.�c e1Jntad Uill Cun. w .1 i i 1 a 1 1 J 1 ow , o t he c u11 '"' ' , p· .ic l t na Ed R Jt ens, k acm e , Ohio g 11 ◄ h l dJH , Syra,·use, or phone WY 2, w i ' i w i . i , its f n•edom from pollt•n jlliloton. 600 E. Mlln I , 1-h •lgium JU�! last .J une 30 _ Katan 6380. 7 1 1 Jtc It., Pomeroy. 'fth""e WY ..2-\170. _ 7 -��lc_ ________ I 1 1 •24-tfe tw use w i th fu l l h_a r r � i i d ,•.� fiO Pt'r rent of lh t · - - 1 FOUK ROPM LO�I tt:MI\J.t. t OX l lound, blal·k b .tscmcri�. Inl criur remodele d. ( un g o � <\l t ';d l h and ll.'1 resources Lt!h-l>rown bal·k, dark brow n Buy You _ _ New hll( water tank, furnacr, ar'.', hurrtly t;,ppl·d , 1 � ho mh P ,ibru p tly announrl'fl head, spctks 011 l egs, cut Oil c lectrl.. water pump. Carpel ( 1·r 1/w r acl w M l )11d a y ni � ht th:J l e11�h car s:HIO. lkwa�d l lowilrd 1v o n Vt>t1clia and blinds, als . $2975 s l11s p_rov1nt ' t' hud s1, 1·cded beca use Stitt, M1ddlepor1, Ohio, H l . Ca l l W Y 2-0291 . Mrs. Wm. J. l of r ) \ 7 ' l k wc• W fa ('k ln g the C o n g o tp Harm, n, Rl. No. 2, Box J8A, • _ �� ______ A � hla iid, Ky 7- B• tl tc .ir i, I hl'(' 3 u s1• lhc _ rc n1 r al uo vc,r n- --- - - --- ------ IIH' l l t 111 l.cu 1)()Jdville was l r.YJ11t LOST (;uLU foot hall truiihy inscribed " UHP, w. w . l;d l ' ' and t o "mii k � us su1Jmi1 to the will coId busehull trophy " 1 048, W. 11/" C ' un11mrni .�m." AT W . Call." Jh'wMd. �itc Woody 111 l .t•opo)d v i l lf', Co11go l'rellliN l ",d ri n• l .uu, u m ha .id millcd the Cul! Jr., iHtl Loru�t St., M iddlcport. 7•12•3tc si1 11at11111 i·,111�1•r l liy mut 111y of his • --- - - - - TH,\CTOH OLJVIrn iuH1 c1rn1- A f rn · a11 t r•uops )1,11.[ �l! l t l'Jl out or Pomeroy, Ohio ( 'u!livators I hand and il�k,·d lt1t · U nited Na plctly (/\l ('rhuuled. . .in d mowrng machi nl'. C. A. !wn s 10 hel p 1 9!14 BU ICK, 4 de ,edon. Me- j' , 1 4) F nccrn, ltacme, Ohio. Phone WI R t O( 0 30"0· chankally very sound. $495.00. ' 7·7·01 ' Blaeltnsn;, l'urncroy, 7-7-tltc 1 s1x B OOM IHJUSt: IN SY llA( ' l l S I•: Cati Jult11 n 11 111, l 'II 7-:.!JJ:I. 18:;2 F(llil,. (.i ood eonditi�r�I 7 l I 31e new L1rcs .iud battery. Co n tact ___ Jim Hlsc, 4-:heshirc, Ohio. EIGHT 1l{JoMllousE two -fivti 7-12-0k room up11rlme n ts. A. ' N. Ben1:cl. RAC INE 55 acrL·S, 1 11lury fr:1 mc ______ _P_h�':_ WY:l - 3272. 1 1 ·:i! !fl' lrnlf bUlit'llH'lll, ham, hol huuse 19li4 CI JEVHOL�T 210 2 dr. 1 2 ' x 32 · , ulllit}' builtli11g. � Worth more. $39�.t'lO. B laet-- OEbU .:rn U N F UIIN -1SI Jl':I_) A l'AltT· (. n,·rcs h1<1r8, Pomeroy. (' ll l l i v:1 l ed, hal111 1t·c ill Pll.�­ 7-7-tJlC ME\IT. 1\1 r rondit ioued. Avail C :111d l i 11ihL·r. 1{1•;.J cstalt• 11 11d hl f 11bl1• 11fl l'r J u ly tl, C o :1ls Huildm g '"" ,1een UMd Ce,. Njlll l J11Wll1, $liOO!J. ti 20 l2lc All Malt•• and MNel, POMEROY - l11 v;•sln11•111 prnwrty IW\ITROPOLJTAN MOTOltl TWO fu11r ruo 1 11 f11rn1�l1l'd apart 1:1 lo!.� , all 11tilit i('.'l avi,i lahle. 600-606 l11t Mtin IL lllt'llls. Also form fur• suit· 11 ,, ,,r Cull for information. 'l'olal l 'ritf' PolN"h Ohle U;i�hiln, 86 1u·n·� - l'holll' W Y �$ 1 000. 3302. 7·7tltp - I story fr;1rt1(', 5 POMEROY 1954 l'LYMOU'l' I I Helvl.!dere 4 dr. rooms, hat h, rull bascnw nt. Bou #l'da n . Bxlra nicu for model. Jo'IVE HOOM unrurnished 11 11art• hie .c:»raRt', birch floors, eoal S490.00. lll.iull nan, Pomeroy, ment wilh !)11th and shower, . furn,lt' c o r gas floor rur1w1' l' 7•7-lltc g11rb11gc cli�puHal unlt, newly hl'al. sturm d11ur11 and windows, L. redecorated. Pho ne WY 2-5335. Yom1i;:s1own kitchen, lot '70' x 19!15 lJODl i!!: ve 4 dr. custom roy­ 7-7-tfc 100', nke location. $ 1 1 .000. al He d1111. One caref u l owner. --Std. whlfl. Exlra nice. $71ffl.00. SLEEPING roomli. Close ln town. FARM - Wt•SI of llUtland-!l:l ac­ l' l'!! , U room frame, bascuwnl, Blaett11ar9, l'omcroy, 7-7-6tc 1.27 Butternhll Slrcci. 7 · 6-6Lp harn (Jtlx:JOJ cement floor, g1' i1ll· 1966 STAH CllIEJo' BLUE AND TWO GAllAGES un Mct·ha11i1· St. ary, tool shed, chicken houi;r, 2 White l'o11tl1:1c 4-door hardtop, tall WY :.!-2:i7�. Huso .Sis�o11. I wells, plenty of Wiler, 1ruc10r i1uto111atlc tra1111mi1111Jon, power 7-6-0 lc fond , p1:1sture and timbi:!r. Ou bralw11 11nd steering, radio and J:outl �r1:1vcl road. Prltcd low ul hc�tc-r. In to_p condition. Call 3 - ROOM APAHTM1':NT furni�IH'tl $tlUOO. with bath, priVlllO cn1rn11ci'. t:1111 WV 2-tl834. 7-6-tltc ALBERT M. COX, S,110,ma,t - --W Y 2-30ij6. 7 9 3Lc BOX 22 9 - PHONE WV 2-1220 '36 .t-'OllO Convertible Phon e WY 2· 3130 WY 2-2400 7-7�tp 7 9 3lc SALESMEN, 24 TO 40 yrs. ulcJ , So le must have l'K l)l'rlCl\l' l'. 1;,iod GAS, >'UEL O I L and ,oal IW'· route and commlNsio n . Alll' LEGAL NOTICE macea. Call for free eatlmalllll. Cleaners, M1:1son, W. Va 7- 12-lfc Sealt•d Hids will be rcdvl•d by Forema n & Al>botl, Middleport. ARE YU U happy with your wuy 1 lw Board or Cou n ty Commission6-lU-l.., ol llfe and unha 11py with your ers. Meig� cou nty, O hio. at tlw O f. I Pomero)', Ohln, 17 J l l!:NS 2 IIOOSTEUS heavy situalwtl'! Arc you lo(Jking fu r fin· ur said l\oard, ' breed I year old. 30 three week 11 new Hies opportu n ity that u 11 unlil 1 2:00 o clock Noon, .Ju l v 9 old �' hlrk� $30. Call WY 2-6446. would llt your way of lil'c? If 1 8. 1 60, for furnlahlng llw folloW ; n)cl: 7·1.'.-3tp. so, send u11mt·, address, phunc Trirnspor1 del ivery or �asnlin!', and letter of q111ilifkal ion tu HUHHY!- 0-rder rl'gulur und premium grades to th1• purple ra1p• -. ICe Pint Olflcc Box. Nu. 18, J.11n• berric, now. Excellent for freer, prings, Cuunly Garage, Rock S 7 12-:.!.tc c1111tcr, Ohlo. NOTICE TO BIDDERS htQ or Jellle11 rhoue your or­ Ohio , at th"i!I direction of tho Coun­ Scaled propusals will be rec l' IY• den B. II. t.:11r1on, Rt. l , Mid• ty &nJ:ineer, during the 90 d11y pt'r• ctl fu1· the State of Oh w by the Employmenr l 1 8 1 dlt'port . Phone SH 2-4737, iod eommcndni July �S, 1 960. Soulhl'rn L!lml S1'huol D is trict , Qnute prlces on bolh regular and M <'l!l!i Count�·. Ohio, Board of 7·7·6tc EduPrt'm i um grades . c1111011, al lhl' uffirc o [ the C ler k. tRAVILY T�ACTOa IALII AND HOUSJi:WORK HY THE IIOlJH tm Board ol Comminloners reserve o ..rtlcc... 51 2 I. M.ln, Potnel'9J', day. Avanell Young. l ' hunr the right to reject any or all Bids. f the Southern Loc al Sch oo l D istr1ct l:loarll, 1111;:h_ Sl i i Phon• WYl-2975. lala1111an: W Y 2-9004. 7 l I t llp Board of County Commiseioners lht<'L ll t'. Ohi o , 1111111 ' hoo l l uildin , 2 o'cl o ck Noon l Har•hll ••rnhtrt, RMd■vllle. By: Sharon Boy(('J, CIPrk .t,;;1skrn Sta nd;1rd Time, on lhe Oftle. PhoM CNlw':11• 1691. (7) 12, l tc- l Uth d11y (?I" .A ugust, ( 20 l Services 1 900. n nd l-18-ttc AIR CONDITION11'G, REFRIGER· o pt·ned 1mnll'd iutel y lhereaftl'r, for - ,,.-----atlon 11ervlce. Jack's llefri11era• 2 U. P. Ml'l'Cllt-;L L 11ir condi• h1 1· 1Hshm1, lh1· llllilcrinl illl d µerUon. New HaHn. 1-'ho ne TU-Z· Uouera, Phone WY 2·3871. forming lhl' la bor for the execut. • 6-23·11 31137. 3tp , n g and constr u clion of Proj e d . Cate No. 13,029. • l? � No . 111 ·3H · Ol2 1 , Southe rn Local AUr.TIONlltl Mary Jane Davidaon, residlnjl at l l i i. : l 1 Sl hoot, fur General contract eom,1... 1er,1n Klnkley Air Force 81\se, Hammon, Crltt r•dford Hermuda, 11111d whose Post Orrlrc l· ' lumhi11 g l"ontrad, J l c11\ in y & Ven'. Wl'lh, llhne er Coe,tac+ All<ires� Is. Box T, APO 81)6, Now tilat111g l'ontrlll"l. E lectric ;i l Con ,,, C. ■ltADf"'OllD, Aecln., Ohl.. York, N. Y. Is hereby notified that lral'l, Equ1pt11C'll l , irni ;1s c- numer. . on the 18th day of Ju ne, 19Gll, Rog­ 11ted on the "'l''orm o r Proposal " MUILLltl PURNACIS, WISTING <'r M. Davidson, �ina: Plaintiff, and · 'Proposal," in acronln n cc with HOUII •JtPll•nca ArMld B,. filed hi1 petition aa:alnal her ea; De· Lhc plans and spce1fic1! l io m.i pre. ttt.n. lyr Ku-. Ohio. Phont ft'ndanl, In the Court or comlnon p11rf'd by l'. M. Don111ldso11 & A.!&o1 1-1 1-tf Picas, Melp County,. Ohio, Case cintf.'�, 45 National Ua n k Building, WY3_.Jl4, Porti;1 1 11outh, Uhio, and on li t I ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheel Mo­ No. 13,029, praylnt for dlvorre the oil'it•c of lhe � u ,ai11te c e n nd nt of 1 f!'om the said Mary Jane D11 v ld son til work and up11lr work of on the iround s of Wilful Absence Public Instruction. l� oom ti03, Ohio any kind. Frank f'owen, 133 D('partment:l lhn ldin", So n t tl N. Third St., Middle port. of said "Defendant from said Plain­ Fro nt Street, t:olum lm s 65 �. Ohi o, 1 tiff of m ore thtn. one year l&st Phon" W Y 2·2301. 7-6-30tc - past and Grosa Neglect of Duty, and 1 he off kc of the Clerk of ! L 1,01'H, WOOD SI.AT PORCH 11:1d Plalntllt a.lso prays for other �outht rn LO<'lil Db trict School 4--Door Sf-dan. Low milea11:-c by Ooartl. H i g h .Sch ool Buildah•dca, doth porch valanee, proper rell ef. Said cau1c will be for lO£al owner. Black Cini.sh wlth ing, ll.atin c , Ohio. hearing on or alter the 27th da)' 1wnlna1, vi,netlan blinds, wln• pleuinw; interior. Fordomatic, Copies of plans and specifka1hadu. Free estimates, 1960. dow of July A. D. power steering ,and ibrakcs, liuns mu! proposal bl.enb, together ROiC" M. Oa\ltdson D.a.le Wlppel, 213 Union Ave., il'ldi• and heat.er, with any lurther information de Crow, Crow & Porter, I\ :It 90tf Pomero,. ' slf'cd. may bo ,:iecured rrom the ofAltorne)-'t:, for Pl■lntiU RIUENOUR SUPPLY. Rad. lo and (I) If. 21, 28; CT) ff, 12, 19, 26, 7te fice of 1hc Arehllect,· upon deposit or a rhetk in the amount of $30 ,00, TV Service. YUD-2120. 8:-1 1-3otp made payable to the Arthite(t. . DATe NO IAtlAINI SUOOIST TEL!VISION RADIO AND SMALL Upon receipt or a request, a.cGeneral NEW YORK UPI-The Electric Co. said Monday nlf'hl It comps rlied by a deposit as named h11 ,uigested bargaining with the above, the Arthlted will forward lnt�UC)nal Union of Electrlcal copies of bidding documents as --Workti'I WE an: lb 'dbntrlcl. dt­ named in preceding paracraph, SHIPPING CHARGli:S COLLECT, ,tart Jul.7 18. and A. Service 'Station WY"l.· �366· 4-16-tfc t . Cucltlo �ult9 A ll-STAR CHOICE retire Brooks R o binson of the Orioles and Harv e y Kuenn ol the I11d1an� with tw o men on base. '•H e 'll be ready to go '' the smiling Alston predlcled. The Dodi;er mcrnager went into Monday ' s game determin ed t o start ei U. • Law or his l' lllsburgh Pirates pilchin g mate llob t'rien d· Alston dcnde d to go with Fri � nd berause he had had an e xtra day·s rest . rnend _ e d o n I Y one h 'Lt .in Y Ll' Id .· , __s LLnt-as lun i,: as h a s thre e, l n m ngs a p1t ther on A l l -Mar team can gu under the rules. I Lopez started right ha nd e r Bill �t un bouqu ctte 01 the Boston Red S o x Monday bccaullt! he didn ' t want a lefth.a nd er throwin g agains t thl' _ predomm antly right hand,d h1tllllg power of the Nationals · , M .a ys the N t ' o 1 1 Le ' :g u e s l (•adin g' h1tter w i�� ; \ V . 53 rifletl M on lloh uelte ' s i.eco � d pr:f� duw n the rig;:t field line f or C t� 1• plc and romped �orne . whe n ' Skinn. e r rapped the first pitch to · mto ce n ter for a smgl · e. f11m Monbo uquetl e go t the neKt two m en bu t . th e n grooved one to Banks Wlth the munt of two strik e s and no balls. Bank! tore lllto it and sent It over thal "abort porch" i n left field for a home run. The N,1 tionals mad e their lead 4_0 when Braves calcher Del C randall also foulld that short porch ra nge. Th en ln the third Banks led off with a double and eventu ally scored what t urned out lo b e th e N ational U!ague's final run. In lhe sixth in n i ng, wh en it Iook ed as if the Ame ricans wou ld ge t back into the game, Banks cam e up with an i n ning ending doubl e play. The Am e rican League broke thro ugh for its first run a few minute s e.i rlier. Mathews, who had two o( the four errors charged to the Nat,onals, booted Al Kalin e 's grounder with one out. That turn e d out to be a big one. K ue nn had lead off with a single off Mike McCormick the Giants' l e fthander, but was o u i trying to stretch it into a double. Aiter thal life to Kaline, Bill Skowron singled and Elston How• .ird, a nother Yankee, walked to fill the bases. Nellie Fox si ngled sharply, scoring Kali ne and leav- Business Legal Notice - ■ -- - 1956 FORD Y-8 Fairlan, 500 ------ --- -- - ' ---------·---- �•,4• t::I � $l ! f $• NEW FORD TRADE-IN$ - . ' WAS 1 959 ENGLISH FORD, R and H · · · · · · , Al , $2495 $2195 R and H. Country Sedan 1 959 STUDEBAKER LAR�, HARDTOP OD, R and H NOW $1" .,795 $1495 1 959 FORD 4 DOOR STATION WAGON ,." ••cation 1 957 MERCURY 2 DOOR MONT. ··· $1 1�5 $1095 1956 FORD 4 DOOR FAIRLANE $1295 $1 195 1 956 FORD 4 DOOR FAIRlANE HARDTOP $1J95 $ 1295 $1 195 • .$995 1 957 STUDEBAKER 4 IOOR . . . . · · . . . . . . . . $ 1 095 $i95 MANY-MANY MORE TOO NUMEROUS TO. i,ENTION! SIX NEW FORD DEMONSTRATORS Galaxie-Starliner-Convertibll"' 2 Door, 4 Door anll Hardtops • , ' SALE ENDS SATURDAY AT CLOSE or BU$1NESS m ,,4:30oo Cha11nel 3 - Wfdn11sc!a1 6:45 '1:00 5:00 9,30 Sign On Today Kalie �oona n Show Topper I f:00 5:00 10:00 10:30 ll :00 a:05 l::i : 16 1 1 :20 12:00 5:00 1 1 :00 l l : l (l 11:U t · OO IJ·JO 6,00 . .il-meriean Bl'nrtst=-n-4 D e mocratic Nari Con\·. 6:4-0 TBA [1 · 46 Mr. Adams and E . ve h•O The News Ton15n� 7:30 Se!:lnnh,g the Waatlwt 8:3'1 9:0t, Sporl'6 Re}Jort 9;45 TBA 1 0 :00 D e mocratic Nat'l Conv. ll :00 0 , 1 , 15 Am"ericail BandSf.and 1 · 1 1 :20 Demoeraific National Conv. 12:00 Channel 8-1 uesday I , .., uninnel 8 - W·-' n1aesda\ '"' .,.,__ -4:00 5:00· W h ile th e income of Ohio'� 88 county governm e nt11 11lmo1t itood �1111 in 1959, upenditures in­ l-reased more lh,m $17 million, ac c·ordmg to a tabulation of annual rounty financial report!! liled with Slate A11ditor Jame s A. i th odt•s. To tal reported IJ} C'OUn­ ly auditors to Rhodes were: Receipts: 1 959 1 95 1 $3 96,58 1 ,55 2 $396,395,0St Eape"ditu r•• 406,874,919 389,7.t0,332 Ilowe \·er, the slat e 's chief a c-counting officer haste ned to point out that the picture was not as dark a s total figures i ndi • cale at nrst gla n ce. lneome was practically the same be('ause the receipt s fro m 'M)' · F'riend F1idca non-revenu e sources, mainly bond S8n l·'rmdle-.1 Beat issues, wer e $ 14,7!19,000 le ss tha n . Your f..' s,;,, lifi)()na, in 1958 _ This practical ly olfset Weather Teller a.n inrrease from such things a s John Daly NP.WI Pro perty laxes, th e gasoline tax, Fou r Juet Men motor vehicle licenses, s tate and Music for a Summer Night federal grants, a nd other revenue Ozzie and HarriPl sources. Wedn esday Night Flghtl While cutting down on new Sports Parade bond iss�e�, the counties p�id TBA off $5 million mo:e �utstandmg The News Tordtht bon�s than the y dld m 1 958. Scam1jng the Weather -�igg est ��� the COOnSports Report TBA Democratic Nal'l Conv. Dough Re Mi fl.lay Yuur Hw1ct: Price is Rlaht Conce11tullon A l l Star Baseball Truth or Con:!lf'QUPnce,a Lore0.11 You n g, 'T'heal�r Young Dr. ,dalone From Th e11e Roo•s (fomedy Playhuu1e Adventure T;rne DemoC'rritir Nn t' \ Con\/. New, Headllnea WHlhel'f!Hl 'J 'he Jaclt Plldr Sbo" - sirn orr - ---WHTN�TV _Channel 13 I Love Lucy The Cltiar Horiwn Love of Life Search Por Tomorrow The Guidh1g Llj:ht Heart of the City As the W orld TUJ'DI Full Circle House Party 'l'he MUlionalrfl The verdict Ia Youn The Brighter Da) '!":,e Secret Storm Edge of Night Democratic Nat') Conv. n :oo 1 1 d'clock NewJ u, : 1 0 A Look at the Weather .1 , 15 Thelilter 1 3 1 1 :30 12:00 I ,oo 1 l2:30 12:45 1 ,oo 1 :30 2,00 3:90 1:00 1,30 1-00 1:15 4:30 5:00 Channel ,1 3 Tuesda1 t:00 'Pm ll ri�hter l>aJ •:15 .�(.Tel Stprm t:s< ,fd.lJt> of �iNht The Three StOO,ZM 5,30 Jule Rivlin Sports 5:40 A Look at the Weather 5:45 N e ws 6:00 Democratic Nat'l Conv. 1 2,00 Theater 13 .,oo !hannel 1 3 Wednesday t·OO News 1, 1 5 Captain Kangaroo 1:00 Cantonn Theater 10:00 Dec e mber Bride 10:30 Video Village (Monday • Friday) Sign On Guest Star News RFD News Headlines Breakfast Party Pick ens Hardware Show Breakfast Party News Fleadlines Sports Report Breakfast Parly News Bre11kfast Party News Headlines Breakfasl Party N ews Breakfast Party Coffee Time Swap Shop News Headlines Mor�ing Devotion, Radio �Hymnal N ews Headlines Country Hoe Down Farm Ttilllle Raeine Jubilee Noon News ' �1=r ' • '' C ounticll received $43 1i25,263 from motor vehicle s licem¥.s , $20,240.000 from lt-e gasoline lax $16,7 l l , 368 from the puhlk u\ J • llty tu, Sl8,l l:S,019 from the re, ceipts or various county offices. Expenditureii for poor r•!lief, aid for depe ndent children, coun­ tY homes, children 's homes. aid for the disabled and other w e l ­ fare mad e up the bigie1t single item in cou n ty spending. Theiie amounted to almost $129 million an increase of $13 million during 1959. Highway spending came ;iext and amou nli!d to mor e than $76 million. Other major spending w u for the following: general judicial , e xecutive , $18 million, $1 7 million; health and hospital care, $16 millio n ; µrotection to persons and property, $13 mil • 1ion ; 9anitaUon, drainage and pu­ blic service enterprises, $9.6 mil ­ lion; i nsl•rance and pen&iona, $9 ( million. elections, $6 mlllion. ··-·· ... IKJ\': I HAD (,, •(. • LEGAL NOTICE '1'• le Sold To TM Hifhest ■ ldcter On the 22nd day or July 1900 at the Zerkle Trucki ng: Company, -Middleport, Ohio, at IO o'elock A. M, the following property: One 2 pc. living room suite; I 9 x 12 wool rug and pad, 2 3 x 3 Tru•Val mattresses. 2 3 x 3 Tr u • Val box springs, t 7-pc. breakfast set, one set of three tables, 1 mink bedroom s uite, l 4 x 6 bed springs, and 1 4 x 6 Tru-V.al mattresses. This property will not be sold for less than :j;150.00. McMeater's Hardwu• Company MlddletkN't, Ohio (7) 12, 15, 18, 3lc .. I DID You ? ! DID. TOO BUT l HAD A HA.<() TI.W: TELLING A WEIRD �A.11 LAoT N�L - __.:::-_ ..c ---a, --� I- --� �,. - ' - '""" ,d.. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFt'Y SMITH I ,_.. , - ::... ;- · ,' ' It's from Gideon. Your � was , ,, HOW ON HE KNOW ? He wants me to come �ack. here. Judv, and left a . ,note. -- �=-l TV!lE:! , . Bv AIRTH ,\JOUtD A FREE, UNDER ANE.SfHESV-'.. OP&RATIOH !! SO I CAN OH,THl>NI( :'fo; DR. PERFORM AN OPEPJ\TION Qt,l BURL Hl\11:5� �OU-FlW!� 'IO' JS ALL HEART!! sroP SQU I RMING, '/OKUM -WHILE I PUT "IOU Li'JDER !(- SIIULTI MAY8f YOJ NEEO A =-'-"i ·.--ii ,II=-.! E\/€R' BLESSEf THING WENT WRONG TOOAY. ELVINEY-• I SURNT TH' BISCUITS, STUBBED MY TOE, BARKEO If;/ SHINS, AN' SCORCHED MY PETTICOAT ·· - U'L ABNER NEitJ PICTLJQE , -� =--=--'��( -� � I itJ EVEIWTH,NG uJM Klf<O CF COIIFOSED AN9 8LURRV... w.;s �� - ., Legal NotJc:, t"P'- Al-1 DON' T MEAN TO BE. N0:0'#-BUT, 't/1-!Uf KJNl>A OPERl - 1· SHUN IS AH GITT11{ FREE? By KING !'II bet I He; prob�bl y rllShed to death ! � 1·!2 Raymo!ld Crouser ol Dunbar \·isited hl11 father ond family over the weekend. Ill.air Cadwallader ,of Lynch• 1 burg was the weekend guest al. 1 the Bur home. 1 2:30 Just For You 1 : 00 News Headlines I :02 J ust For You I :30 News 1 :30 Just For You Mr. and Hrs. Henry Martin ant! 2:00 Calling on Pt. Pleass nt 3:00 News Headli11 e 5 Virginia, Oak Hill spe nt di,ugh1er =�JW!t,!jl) �lad< and 3:02 Ml,18ic Go Round Sunda)' with Mr. and Mrs, Alpha cognll,C � UDen "\ihallllble?' Barr. 3 :30 News dress la a favorite l:llbouette ----·· 3:35 Music Go Round ot the Nat Kaplaa BUmmer 4f00 News He adlin�s colleotlon. Cognt.c IUk forms 4:tl2 Music GO Round the inside Qt clee,p llwrk41ido � (!30J!:tbtBJ ,News p\ealll. 4:35 Music Go Round Don Millrr of Columbus and 5:00 Baseball Scores r.corge Donohrw of · Letart Falls 5:Q5 Music Go Round called qn �r. and Mrs. Li11e Sh_ields 5:30 News Headli nes enroule lo f'lorida for a vacation. 5 : 3 1 Music Go Rou nd Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bartels 5:45 Complet.e News R()_u nd-up spe n t 1 hr w1•ek end with his par­ 6:00 Crow's Strak House-Sound ents. Mr. and �rs. Ji;mmeu Bartels. or the 60's .Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. was called to 6:30 News Headli n es Columbus by the illnesli: of her 06:32 F.venin g Interlude son, Roy Jr., who wa,:i confined· to 7 :00 News Headlines i\ft. Carm�I Hospital. 7:02 Evening Interlude lfr. and Mrs. Lige Shields call­ • '7:30 N ews Headlines ed on Mrs. F.dn.i Shields at Le1art 7:32 Sundown Serenade Falls, 8:00 Sign OH Mrs. Ernest Theiss and three C'3\I�.mastitis-:------children spent two weeks With her High producing eows which arc parenu, Mr. and Mrs. John Buchrat at freshening will produce vcrp snan at Bra<Jy Lake. This lime. short a for rich milk, Miss Janice 1'tialurd has return. " has the effeet of increasing total ed lo her home alter spendi ng two fat production over the lnrtation weeks with her aunt and uncle, Mr. period. and Mrs, Howard Teaford ot UranA temporary incre,ee in fat can ville. be obtained by feeding ground soy . Mrs. Lettie Cunningham and beans, ground flax or some other _ M · . N,ett ;e Sm it h callcd on MJ' '·•,d ,high i p fat. ThiR m ay rahl• t�e " , nd M s. Lige Sh i e lds. ,es wo-tenths of one percen ,. Th18 wlll lasl for a short period only. JACKSON, Miss. UPI ..... The Feed affects the amount of milk stale of Mississippi has do nated produced, not the comlfRitlon of $20,000 in state funds to th� prj. the milk. vately-operated White Citi1.ens their High testing cows inherit Councll Forum to publicize racial ability. This is wh)' il 11 Important, aeireaation views throughoul the if you want a • high testing herd, to nation, -Director A1bert Jones of Directory. Sire A.B.C. study your the State, Sovel'eignty CommisMat� your fOWS to A.B.C. bull s s lon announced Thursday. whick have . Ult! capability of rahL· Ing your test. a : IJle NAMES ALL.STAR UMPIRES Remember though, you can pro-· D ENVER UPI - ·American milk (or gre1s Caster by bTeeding sociation President Ed Doherty he.a profat tor than prodoctlon rather · named Walter Doyle, DaVe Carah• duction. ba, Bsrney Deary and -Bill KinnaFeed your rows well, follow a mon BS umpires in the league's milk production testing program July 18 All-Star game here. The su l'h as D.H.1.A., use �ood milki n g w lea1ul!!-leading Denver Bears will practices, breed artifically and the , J play 1tara from the other associa• milk and fat producUon from your t lon te m · l of ar it rd w'.'.il l _:t::•• __ ••�: l·__:.!!===========�_::::'.'.�:!4��•� �•�•-•�':'.e:...".�� �h'.'.'e'.: '....". '.'. 1'8 heH ••• AND '91XIY --.rnWILL�.11.t , AT BOY& ... ,"-,,;...__,.,A 1'£ANUT8 lie1' income in 19!:'t9 1' JR the property tax . which provided more than $98 million, followed by s tate an d federal granla an d do nations amounting to moro tha n $86 millio n. Langsville Events Reported -- WMPO Daily Prol{fam Schedult CURLY JtAYOE Get Yonn Today ! 6 MONTHs-6000 MIU WARRANTY, ON All CARS SOLD 1 \ l :30 Advenlure Theater I l :4.S Ste11,mboat Bill 12:00 Woody woodpecteT Democrati1• National Conv. 2:30 3:00 Jack Paar Show 3 30 S\gn Ofi The sea.son of the yesr affects the test. Cows turned out 011 pall• ture •u!!ll'.&ll(: teat :tower, This is not due to the feed. n 111 the na• ture of cattle to produce a lower testiqg , µii!k iJJ . l)ie. summer and h ighm' te.st.lng -' mtlt in ,the winter. Temperature al!\I) has lts effect. As temperature goes up, fat content ti:Pea do't\lll. ,A ]O degree rise in teilpel'alure will lower the test, on an average, two.tenths of one percent. Cowa should be "milked out" since the �t rollk will tes� higher thari the first. Don't leave the milkers on too Iona, just to get -thi1 rich milk. The irritation could • 1 956 MERCURY 2 DOOR HARDTOP . . . . . . 4:3ft 5 :00 5:30 6:00 1 1 : 15 l :00 Dnirym('n sqmetimes wonder why their cows didn 't "lest " QS high this month ,as they did last. As we ell know butterfat percent,iges vary . Thls variation can be caused by several different factors or a combination of these factors. TIU' Stille or lactation will aff ect � the tesL in the huit two months of a cow's lactatioP the fat content WI· 11 �_l\g'fa�_e.i. · · $1795 $1595 Dual Wheels, 28,000 Mlle• Depoijit wlll be reh,,nded upon the ceturn of pl , n. and specilica�ions in good condition and with pos tage or express charge& pNpald w1thm Len ( 10) d11yll arter the dale bid9 are open. Depoait will not be refunded upon return of docu, men!.! at a later date. Each bid shall be accompanied by a contract bond in an amount equal to the total sum of the pro. posal including all e.dd alternates. The bonds shall be on the form ap­ proved by the Stale Boartl of Edu­ cation {1'"'orm 4M-27) , which bo nd shall be forthwith returned to the bidder In case the contract ls awarded to another bidder. . • A _prdpo1111I shall be invalid and not t-on.sidercd unleu a bond, in the form approved by the State Board of Education, with suUielent su,etlca, in a 11um equal to the to• lal sum of the proposal, Is Uled with such proposa.l, nor unleq such proposal and bond are filed in one sealed envelope. Bids are lo be l!lealed and add­ reSHd to Jhe Clerk of the Southern Local School District Board of Ed· ucaelon for the State o( Ohio, or. fice of the Clerk of Southern Local School District, High School Build• ing, Racine, Ohlo, and plain})' marked on the outside '-'Blda or lGeneral) (or other specific tenn) Contraet". The Southe rn Local School DIR­ trkt Board of . Edu.cation with the approval of the Superintendent of Publlc ln1truction reatrves. the rJ&;ht to rtjetl any and all bids. t , av OltDllt OF TH5 SoutMrn Loul Sch"I Dlatrltt 9"rd ef ldwatl..-a C4e,k; Mt. P•ul '"91• leutham Lee.I SchMI DI• _ . ...,it. Mtt�-..td ii ., 77) ff. '19, 26/ (I) 2. 41> Channel 3-l'uesday I !g;: 4:00 Co ecly Plliyhou11e 1 1 :00 Farm News 1 959 DODGE 1 TON VAN BODY . . . .. ' . . . $2095 $1795 I TELEV ISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 5,58 6:00 6:15 6:30 7:00 7:02 7 :30 7:45 8:00 - 6:02 8:05 8,30 8:35 9,00 9:02 9,30 9:35 10:00 10,15 10,30 10:32 10:45 1 1 :00 1 1 :02 1 1 :29 1 1 :30 -12:00 ON Expenditures Up $17 Million Against Near Static Revenues Daily SenLinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 12, 1960-7 I HARDTOPS--STA'J'.ION WAGONS--TUDQ!\S AND •FORDOR SEDANS-55-56'&7-58 59 AND 60 MODEL FORD DEMONS'/'llATORS SAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS ALL MUST GO. WE FINANCE OUR OWN DEALS. EVERY CAR REDUCED ' ( 1 7 ) Help Wonted Wc.,ted = BEST DE� J.. .. m· ToWN .:;:�:;:.::,,:'1:;� ;::;:.::�.:.:;:.::.!;::._,. t:"l $ $ $ -Tltou•ands of Dollar11- $ By Alan Maver -........- - - --- - -- II JWEY CITY, N. J. , TJP(._ Jmey Cit.y'1 new ba,e_,.11 team had I nt:ckname, a ball park and a .homo qi)eclule today. All that wu .-,ta:inl wu • field manacer . The ltjternalional Leque tHm, w� 11 being tr10aferred from Havana to ieney City, wa1 chris­ te� lhc Jersey R.eda at a meet­ int Monday between league _and city official■. fltey alto a,reed on a t7.&Oo rental for lt(tolevelt Sta• diUDI .to operaton of the tran· ehlse. Th, flrtt Jersey home g11me haa been nt for 8 p. m . Frlday when the Reds lake on the Col­ umb111 Jets before an anticipated crowd Of aome 7 ,:K)O penon1 at Roo11evelt Stadium. Clutt oftlclils were to meet heN thll afternoon to aMounce w� will replace Manqer Tony Cutano, wbo Jieli,:ned in protelt ar•t11a.t thlntrancblse bein1 pulled Out of c;uba. Sale Carl Barnhart is a patient in the St. Joseph Hospital. Mrs. Beulah Dye , a bea u tician o f Athens, is here for a week ' s vacation with he r parents , Mr. and Mrs, Le e w,lla"e. � Mrs. Mild,e d ."a,,tee ,nd son Larry of Gallipoli I 11pe 11l Tuesday l1erc with her pare n ts, Mr. and Mrs J. S. Murks. Mrs Evely n Spencer is prcsentJy employed ·,n ,n a n t·,q,,e shop al Littloe Hork in�g _____ c_ ----- Legal /•'of ' Thal wain't the American Leag ue'a 1ast rhance. Kuenn wlR safe at first whrn second baae-­ msn Charlie Neal o( the ,Dodger, threw wildly to pitcher Bob Buhl of the "Milwaukee Bravea, who had rus h ed over to co-,r first to start the American half of the eighth innin11. The n Kalin e drove one over the left field wall and the Aml'ric:an Leaguers were only two run, be­ hind. Alston' s Nationals racked Mon bouquette, Chuck EBtrada of the Orioles, Jim Coales of the Yankee1 Gar}' Bell ol the Indians, Frank Lary of the Tigers and Bud Daley of the Athletics for 12 hits. Two of the game's "elder statesmen," Stan Mu15ial of the Cardinals and Ted Williams of the Red Sox, also made appear• ances, Musial for a reeord 18th time in AU Star com petition and William s for the 17th time. Ted, pinch hitting for Monbou• Just A Manager 5 Day Used Car Ree•d SVI'II e Soc1ety Events Mrs. ·--- Yo� Bail Club Needs P R E S T O N F O R D- r. 19) For Jer:s_' ey's New ...11 ·------.;..;.;;;..:;;.;.;.._________ I t . Inf the i.alff 1tm loaded. quette In the aeeond lf'Otlfttl• Abton then called on anolber ed out ud Muaia), blttln, for Jlp, Piratl! pitcher, relief ace Elroy � in Ute elahth, cat a ld'atch Face, and did the job-th•nb lo allJ&lt: to provide lhe winnen a hit Banks. they dldh't -.cl. Luia Ap,aricio hit a 1barp .,.-'---,--------­ grounder to second bue. BanU acooped it up, allpped to Bill lfu• eroski at aeeond to forct Howatd and the Pirates second baseman re. layed the ball to fint for a double play. BEST DEAL IN TOWN 111 ---- • -------- Socjal Events In · Syracuse - ------ ----- Start The Day Right With STEVE ALLEllrrti...l NANCY I A CLl:JB MEETING '<•· I' OKAV. S L UGGO··• WH E RE ? SLUGGO LIKES TO BE 50 IMPORTANT _______ By E&NIII: RUI!IIMILLEI CA LLING SUMMIT M E ETINGS On 1"ht ltMus·•·cal Clock'' EACH MORNING I AT 7 15 A.■ ON E ' �U. AN - � COP, 'tUJ TlN, BUT VOUR POLITICIANS, YOUR LAWS, AND '(OUR • PUBLIC! WHO CAREG .. I '8"1'MPATMl"2Fi: WEETH -- FOR I�� THE HUNCREO· THOOSAMO CASH ! so� r AM A BUSIHE-a.SMAN WHO � CARRIES LARGE GU,,16f-MQ­ fEQ9F BIO <SAM Fl'"' , , ME � DIME,Eti "l H· ABBIE AND SLATS SlJ'TE M,Jf( EXAMINE� Ml9HT f'NHE IN WITHOUT NDTICE-THN USUAll'i 00. SO, rve OECIOEO TtfAT Wfll,IIN TMf WEEK Wl:tL MAii':!: otlt EKIT--� By BAEBURN VANBUREN WH'I l'IOT '!' llflfO tfOt.lto ™'iT Ot'EI. ONI MILLiOM t, CASM JS STOWfP l#iAV ON MT SWIU CMFT" ? 9®!"°1: �• • B- 0•·1 Y s. n(inel , Pom eroy - Middlepor(, O ' J u ly 12• 1960 __ -_____ w. Union and f,m,ly were •• · ,y lh ' tar I Y par I Of lh e weei I R1pl 1.(l visit Wl{b relative,. ' Pomeroy Couple Take Wedding Vows At Mrs. Norma Ward Home In Middleport Camp Mee�ing Will 8 · juIy 26 eg,n ;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;=., I At Sto utsv,'lle ' -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; P I Men s ---•wv...... RecepliOlt S,·ltetluled A recepuon honoring the Rev •hue nd Mes. Fnncu >I Gloz!er who bePn returned to the church Around And About Monday afternoo n a t � :00 Mrs Sybil Owt!11S, and Cecil Ward, both of Pomeroy , were Ulllll·d Il l 11\iUT iage at the home of M r _ Ward's mother, Mrs. Norma \Van! Oil South Second a venue, in Midd leport The 43rd aonu.111 Stoutsvi l le The si ng l e nng ceremony v. as perform e d by Rev . Donramp Meeting will be held Ju!y 2tl ald Boone, pastor ot" the r'ir�t J-k iptbt ( 'hurch, for another year. will be held .ilt the Enterprise Ell!:\ Church, Fridas at 7 :iO p m A program is be- Mid�leport ly FRE.DDIE HOUDASHEL T 111g planned and refrei;hmeots will be served. � and Mrs. AJl.1erl Sparks 01 First Baptis t M issi.onary Society Holds A nnual Picnic Monday Evening At Park The 8. H. Sanbor n M issionary Society of the First Bap• List Church of Middleport met Monday evening at the Middleport Roadside Park for their annu al picnic. Following the meal a short business meet[ng was COD· ducted by Mrs. Willis Anthony , president of the society. M rs. Anthony welcome d, Rev.' and Mrs. Dona,ld Boone who were guests for the evening and brief re �orts of the w ich some of House Party of the Ohio Baptist . Convention ' Anthon y, Mrs · Mrs b JY given were u,i;; 5 atten de d the n1 em'·r ' Boone. Mrs. and Fowler Tony Edison Baker, Mrs. 1- l.llydenville and M•mlyn Wilson •� servic 7 vemng AuguSl through · E t Y t r cdl11111: w of The P111111s v1sne-d Sunday Birt/rs A 1111ou1t1·e,/ the brn.h.'" o e ur ier w - -·----1 ,.- ,, .;.,t,;,�,r. " \'-I ll l>f> held e11ch night 11. t 7 45. Mu a drt' �.!t w l lh a while bud ire 1 Mr and Mrs. Nuel W ilson o f • w1Lh Mlss .Sylvu1 M d.h�Ler. � 1c will be under the dire(•tion of . Wl\h ii �km of wtnte aackgrounll LaWest ul Powell Jessie Mrs. W . Main St . .ire 111inuuncing 224 tne Rl'v auci M rs. R.aymond Nel- with u1 d11U flowers. With t111... fil)elle ;md ch1ldre11 who have 1 the hirth of a 10 lb. :son, Alan �on of Jamestow n, N. Y . by Mrs. Allen Dcc11 vis1t1ng Wllh Mrs. Neva Prall ("ec1l , J uly 9. slit• wo re d �111111 1 ordnd hal l i e r The meeting wa s closed with prayer •· Evangelists for Lhe meetmg will ! !u,.H•r� were white cllrn<1Lmm, vis, le O l a.st satur d :S)' wu h tilt. ughes. H c,rand ?ilrf'nts are M r. and Mrs. Ix! Dr Willi11rn Arnett, Hev Del and Mr� James Heed and fc1rnily. Tht· ruupll• were c1 1temlt•tl h} vid Darst, Jr., Mrs. E. L. Hughes, O thers attendini; the picnic /n I .0111.! a ot 1 om and Mr. non . · c "' Wood Lon Dr and Hose I? bert · r:.. A l nu• .- raz,er is cou 1 Irie d I :-ind Eynon,B<'rt �1 1��· J uitv 1 , w,•ii-, · d c1 ught.- r o f th(" ' Sizes 6 to 1 1 rs. Dana H am1 I ton and M rs. M MISS Mrs Kim h l f' , Trinwav. wc r f' M rs. Ch ar I es Benn<'tt, ".., INS ., · · Mr. Ucntun l'unu. Pum , > By LUC I L L e �AW rum D1reclors for the youth pro- '!Jntlc, to lier hu11Je with arthritis. aud Luman and mother. Grace Bland1e Mrs. a y �i'lilstf'r, Mt: h1 S � The W il�ons have t w o oth o, ._ son �, � gnun will be the Johnson Sisten: ,,,,, Mr. amJ M n, . .Keuneth Wilcox Hick)' and Nlle. Winelirenlsabel Mrs. iaptonst.ill, l _ ,1110 i\-11". 1 1 1 a_ ml an d d 1redor o f C Iu Id rcn · s Wurk whu are pre.!>c11t1y uv,n;; in .i tr.11 11Miss OWt' lb " o n.• a whitt • d n, :,� 1 . , , .., .'-. urd t:ah -- - ---•--- -UI§ B',rth • .o11 ncr. Mrs. Mor.eh Leonerd, Mrs /lrlROUrtc 1 0 1 l i.i) tun were er 011 the lol back of Powell 1 l,R" .:.l t,·r ,,i l l Steman. Edith Miss b,e will � · ,\Ji I t 01 • h t er Middleport .t ntl .\I r� W:iro.J. moth Smilh are Oscar Mn. and Mr. .ind Fultz KilDEATH �SCAPE John Mrs. Braley, !iarn a�h u t \'r s r M "' � guL .!>t. «.1 1 !U H :, .-. w1 1 h I .-:,unJ .!)Cl"YlCe Station h.ive purc:hased a daugn. of birth the unclng anM nil a FowlPf" �e Mrs. riita, P Spec i.il da)'.ll �o be observed a n· gr uum l"hou.,l' .,u ur1-h , dl�11•- �:10::1 ucui· CATONICA, 1J..u,:hll!r. l l l-1\uss� P U 111. �!r�. A E l 1 1 1 1 ... �· 1 .illll \It ;,id the James 1 humas Jlruperty on S;in·t'r. 1 7. !tnd Sus ,1n SChrneree ' daughter, Martha, Mrs. Frank lr.r, July 7, 9t Meigs General Jul)' 3 1 , rue Men' s U ay, with 1- l;ir w hi r h �11:· l'i <>rt' a wh it, liuw r,,.' , •·s , ' · ' ' 1 " ·' ul ThmJ ;ind Lrnculn I f' •o Jh O f I > uran <l . I l l 1 , :l'llu•11 1 01 ) • . old Carm any, Confcr(' ncc prcside n l I A11 ,in··, and the corner ., escaped Cheese brew, Mrs. Harold Thourns H ospital, weighing 7 lb s. l ¾ oz. ' ' J ' ,, ,., •>I " ,..' \lt 1nhart 1 , . l plauHi, ' are . and , ,:: tu m oYc rnlv i l with ,, minor injuries Monday • , l ! 111 11 1 1 ' ! c J ' ' 1 •· t ri. r ,. e di!t 14 , of E U B Men, 111 c h .i r g c of the after- 1 1 , ,I t l 1 , � 11 : .. kt• wa� :-.1·n - ' .\ii J , i d l<J .'>. ,l llllili _, Jue Uuinther and Tifnm)·, Mr.s. and has been named Dia11e Marie. when ;ind Tf'rry in the n1;i.ir , lll un·. Pomeroy, Ohlo Grc1ndpuenls are Mr. and Mrs. noon service; A ugust J: business 1radil 1 .. 1 1it1 w1•dd1 i- 1 · in car he at lhey whit-h Cecil Bradbury, :11rs. Rhodes, J. C. cnd ! were ridek w, H.: l l 1 pu,i � g 1 h e �·"J L • 1 1 1 1 1 ,, . i.lud South am.I Mr and Mr. fu1lu w , l h'l u, .i 1 1 1 e t1 . 1 w l · h , pomeroy R(. 1 0 0 ion, folal ng Smil · · • .,;,wrencc h A •t clecl Gh M L·11· " ·• and crash lll" annu mccL J • l , ,. 1 1 , 1 , . w 1 I J 1 1 cl<. 1lJYc, Th.cy al.!:io ,- d lhcou .., h a roa dSJ c .•irs. 1 ian c • ce. " t's. nt ony ., family left S�lurday fur ii three railing LAST TIME TONIGH T lowmg the afternoon service: Aug l·t! r f'm "n ) granddaughter, and lrPclo a in h'"if'fly hum: Mr. and AnB;irbara MMl. Lowell Meand p J 1 s � L1 t- r11 1 , ,11,·u l oiw, J " l ari • wee k s va r.:d l l 011. Win le t/111y are "BIG l'"ISHERMA N"' Uth• 1 :, .iU<'tH lrn� W "l"f' :\l somcr.sau I I ed 200 fe<' t down .a thony, M iss Freddie Houdash1!1t. Nickles. Racine Rt. 2. Mrs. b ust 5. y out h 8anquet al 6 : 1 5 p m in ing • visit 1 1 ,1 • 1 1 • Haward Ke.--1 - Sus.an Kohnen :· "',..,'u; 1 �;:.\'.\, 1;1c ,rn<l c1 u, i . , awa)', lCieha i d V a u�/1Ju \\ J ll e clirf arid lauded upside down in a Mrs, Bertha Archer, Mrs. Owrn L!o)'d Nice is the great grand and Augus1 7, Mi im onary U;i y _ d u U wt•11 �, \1 1 1 .., J .i ll\• 1 (.lu il l1 1 1 , :\[r:, l I 111 ch.irge of& the mLilt Ueportment creek beef. (TC<"hn1eo lorJ l[t1 11k 11 <1 1iu d,1 1Jf• l w · r. ·' l l with the progr am 111 charge o f Pq:,1:a ., 1 1 Br11ttun and son, Slcvcn, Mrs. DH- mother. u · ti11 d: ln. M r., L11,1u l )w1•ns . .,1 1 � . . 1 1 ._.i , u . 1 , � l ,, I ., , I u 1 " ' ' 1' . .:.Lur e. · Admission 60c - 30cat Jh l' A . 1 r ___ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ ___ .;...;. - ;..; ;;;;"-�-.;;-;_;;;;; t E J M rs. van J ones, b r;inc 1 pres, e11t ' ,�.. ,. J k rn s rei ,,·,,·� , 1 � '" 1 r� i , 1 ,,, ----..;;;;;;...;..;;;;;..;;;;;;�;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;; .,;;;;;;;;;;-;.I -;; ;;;; - .;;-�·;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;-_;. -;; .. -;; 1 _ ...;;;;; - ..;; ...; � JilUH'� nlUff,,y . .\-11:,� llur;1 �kKt•c 1 Not Optn W•dnetd.av 1 01 the WSWS. l " i l u 1 11,•11 il . i1111• Ill C olumbus , , l Smart, loco.I, rid Mrs. ' Paul Mr. a S f'TJL' F:ach aftern oon .it 1 : 30, D r and '.11 1:-.� ,\ 1111:i :I-l ac J,•ll THURSD AY •nd FRIDAY .- u111.1 .. ) _ "1 1 1 1 :,1 , 11L11 n two wcck.s and M1 and Mrs. M�1m1ng Kloc:. i � e at Port- and son Ken[ of liall1pol1s left Catholkon �l>(!ak will Woodrum BJUL>G E.'i AT TOKO-Rl di \I I L ll � lllJ\lllll: rn l lll�. I ls the time to buy a New Tele vision Set-The new 1981 Model, are here ProtesLantillm. and ism • • • color) (Techni 1,0111 th1ll morn111g for a two weeks v.i•.! il ' ld \lr� l k r�hl ll �anuel cation lr1p Ollt we�t Tht!y plan William Holden-C race Kelly -Whether you \Uhl a portable-a table m odel-or a eonsole tele\llslon set - or a u d. ,I.! J 1 ,., l1li•1 J,1 1 \,LC �1,, nt Sunday lo viait Ill 1Jc11ver, l..OlU , 1..-0llllllClO Baking Conte•t Set .1 1 l l uHtm:-:11,11 Springs, Hocky Muunta1ns. Yellow new Color Set-You'll find the new 1961 l\ol odel that you want for your home or ofrlee. The state and national hak i11g 1\ l r , .i ,l(I .11r�. Ultu '.,lor tzfeld and stone Park and the BJ.ack Hills. A Cartoon Ivery Nlghtl and sewing conte11tJ will !}(! he\1·1 when Rock Sprlngll Grange mcel 'l'hr ( ' \ II 1111'1 hsl Sat u nl il y a ! .\ I i .,., J\:,1 1·11 i)•J.'>l " llliH,\l'II have re­ Mr. and M rs. John Parsons and Thursday evening. The national the Hrn,l ford farm with :t-1 ,�s N 1 ' C I .J t u rn L•1l lo their hume, Kenosha, JeHrey uf Columbus were son Mr. wl'th 1s,t v � Wl•ck ..i L'f l .Jl . 1· , 1. conle1t In 11. baking is for huller liradf ,,rd of ;11 1,Jdlt•p,>r ! ii � hostt•ss 1-., guests of her par- I overnight the , other and lJllVI� Verne J lb ;uni cake, drop cookies and hrf'11d a111i fur [Ill' ill ln ll:i! pll Ill(" TONIG HT •nd WEDNI SDAY Halph Gilmurc Mrs. and Mr. ents, those entering m ust have the r('• Thi• !llN'IJflP: Wll.'i OJ)t•llNI 1 11 n•g 1 rt•Ja1 1 vc.., Ill [ht• arc.J. FAMILY NIGHTS were on their They . night Friday d returne \\oorc Sue 'l·1111y l �Ii:-.:, dpc with them. The state 1� for ular 111rm w i t h JP11rnf1• r Luhsl' l lrP Danny Kaye. Louis Armi.lrong l''la. Sar;isotu, rom l home ay w Sumlay rhurn Fu1 ill 11111111• /1n tu 1 m inc.�s � h11. 1• • 1. pound rake. s111 ini,: 1 J 11ri11µ Ilic - Bobby Troup Bob t:roshy f w;i� Jr., Jlal'kett tieorgl' Mrs, 11.·1•eks with l>e\11•rc1I The Jewing conlcst is for twin ing tht• 1 1 1stall:1lin n nf offic (' r s wa s ;iftl' :,p1•111!111 i,: "THL fo'IVE PENNIES" return tu Saturday Ansonia in Wilson. , t;t ufircy rs l \ ;,111! , M ' I > r ,.,' J 1st 1h1rts and crocheting of ,1 duily ro11dul"i l'tl h�· Mrs Ha rold ( Red Nichols Story) h.u sister, Mrs. George S1dtla l l -t>r a chair set. A proi:ram will I}� <ljfh·Ns in!>tal ll'd wetT presi- " .\I r a1 1d Mn,. Welby Whaley are (Technicolor & Vislavision ) son, Tommy, lo their home. and son-in­ and r 1l<m1?:litt presenled and re!re�hrnenls scrv• dl'l1L M 1�s lkadf unl : vice prrs1dc nt v1:,,i,111g t l11·1r - 11190 The)' had spent the p;ts\ week Herd­ !crbert l Mrs. 1ul a �Lr law, ed. Hi!t" h;ir,1 Junes; �< ' l"re[;iry. Sandra Leo Gon·ey -- J lunti Hall guest� of Mr. anrJ Mrs. as h.ere Luke. l11<i1a11 al rrn111 Fus cr, Sally lrcasur i,:t<m, Uri•w1n 111c Bowery Boys Hose Marie l latkell Smart. P.au.l of Hry.in Mrs. \..Imus l am! !\. r ter, rci:istur , 1'.: llcn Dutton u m.I "CRASHING I.AS VE:GAS" Youtth Rrtlly Plu11 11 ,•r/ Grue.tt'r went with Debbie and enrJ week were !'01111 !'owlrnliln chapla in, Nancy Ski nner. AlllO Cartoon The youth o f the EUD drnrcht•s spend the week will and them and The program for the' afternoo n guesl� uf :.irs t, ;ludys Cuckler of .11 M ission have will .11rca this Siddall. Mrs. anti Rev. w1th Mrs. humti ,ucd by wert• aecompa SUN,, MON., TUES. WilS 111 d1,1rg1• uf Ell('n Du t ! un . ;i ry Rally Monday, July 25, ,11 7 · 30 \1 i.� s l\rPwin1-; to11 rt 11d th C' essay, l'urklt'r for u visit. "THF. BRAMBLE BUSH " ' I p. m. at the Stoutsville (. 'amp · • Jlow I May l lold J ligh tht� Torc h Mr�. M 1 hJred M i 11gel and sun, Richard Burton Ground11 loca ted Reven miles eas1 nf Liberty: ' An article "O ld Geori,:t•. of Huchcstc r, Pa. •rntl Mr. Mrs. Murr11y Obseri,es BarbHra Hush of Circlevll11• Special musk ii; h1· · · :PEYTON PJ.A("I-: " ' 1;1(ir)"' and how 10 display the fl il� .inrJ Mrs. 1!1chard M mgle and fam­ 80th Birtlt A1111iver,r1ry ID!I planned for the meet111� und wus react by KJrl llcrk. The l ro - lly o{ Nt�w Brighton, Pa. were The 80th birthday of Mrs. James NEW Reads like Nursery l loro­ l iss M he will speaker guest cele­ w111s iddleport M o urray M Mrs. and gu1•sts f Mr. of end week J .lne11 eornparcd lo gr11111 dosed with lhV pucm "H at � I DIMENSIONS lh)' 11:t'Bride, a returned lll l!,�IOJlary Off' ' r1•;id by K�y Comphm. Ell,1:. Sti l(•s Mr. and Mrs. Stiles brate<! .it her home OYer the week "Bramble Bush" from Nigeria, - -- - - wa.s .she ocea�ion the For end. anrJ llllt'�ls \·1�1tcd Sund;iy with Mr. , IN SIGHT! anrJ M r!-.. ,Juhn t, ; u 1nther and fam­ presented with a eorsage from the l)eacom of lhe First J:lapllst lly, C h<•.,h'r. :11r�. < : rc1<·� I,ani.:c uf S;ilem and Church of whi1·h she has been .._ _,..,,.... 21 1-MMI JV 0Up Mrs l�Vl'Jyn Junes of Hillman were an active member for mauy yf',1ts. : Visiting wilh her fur the wct·k ' week c1HI i:u,•s\s o[ .\.1 rs. M11rgarcl ,OW,er 1,1 end were her sun and family, Mr. ....... UIN' .. _ l lemsl(•y 11.nd u1 1wr relatives. uf Murr11)' illiam W Mrs. ;rnd been h.as who ;uinther ( m llltil W held was belling and shuwn A ... ....... .... Nini'- .. Worthin&ton , Ky. Un Sund11y her himoring )1r. and Mr� ltay ( ;inlhcr quill: 111 ,s irnpruvrng, ..... .. .... aef'Nft Mrs. and Mr. family and daughter of Osborn Paul Mrs. and Mr. Ual"kif' Thomas) ol tho hume ttf Mr. relatives In li.andolph Wud J11ld dc1ughter, I L;iucaster visi1l'd ..._,W.... Hat1111r1, -. iltid Mr� llonnie M)'t!rs r,wcntly. (;illllC pri:t.rs Wl'l"C won by M11.ry l ' heHter .ind Syracuse over the Mary Lo u and Mrs. Richard W.ard, I and son, h.lcky, visited with Mrs. / A1111 Southers, Mris. Bolt Hilchie, ln-ek end. Mr. 1111d :\1 rs. flol>c1'\ / lutchi n:sou Murray and her guests. MJ"s. f':fflc Waisol\ t1nrJ Sandra Of St . l't•tersl.lur�, rlu. and Mrs. Indians 1 -24 Spts Thuma�. Atlcnd ini:: were Mrs. llen11. My- t;l'rlrudt• Ml·Kcc or Coshocton I • and M1kt, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Philip WL'n' Fnct11)' rvenmg guests ol Rirtlt r.rs 11t l0' �1 A1111ou11,·, Is Now On Sale On The Main Floor " Hn�·l<'s, Mr. imd Mrs. Al l't>tersnn Ht•v. and ,\l rs. Vrancis II. (.;lazier. I Stanof I-1ishcr 'f{'d Mn. and Mr. Ht'\' rrant"i11 J I . Glazicr relurned ,11111 l'c1111y, Mrs. llngcr Epple, Mrs hope, N. J . , .i.rc unnou11ciui;: the 1 1llo llolt Tn,.., - •T•Douvl;is Knap1t, Mrs . .,a<·k Thomas ho11w F riday from Dayton whHe birth of a �on, Mark Christy, on and SH11t!C11., Mr.s. t'l.iudc (ju i llen , he spt•nt the past week attendin g a Sunday, July IO. 1. Clean up bills. Mrs. El fit! Watson, Mrs. John c : in­ mi111.st1:rs eonfercm:c 111 the United Gr1111dparenh .irl' Mr. .ind Mrs. 2. Take a vacation. thN. Barh.ara llcnu1h, Mrs. Juhn 'J lwuJugH·11.I Seminary. Hiram Fisher, M i rll'rsv ille, Mrs. S\ll1dil)' l,(llt!tih of the Uev . illld Stl! hf'r'- Jr , Marthu Ann Sot hers. Versil l la)'es, ColumbuJ, and Nor• I Kill two birds with one shot here at Mrs. Hunme My1•n and l{onni1 · 1':1l­ M rs. t"rallt'lS Glu.ier were Dr. and m.iu Johnson uf California. Mr. w1ml, .Juhn (:inthcr .Jr., J11.1.:k (;in­ Mrs. Dl'lhcrt Mil ls. l lr. Mills is and Mrs. Christy Ba.er and Mrs. C I TY LOAN. Choose your loan and NEW DIMENSIONS IN PERFORMA�CE thrr, Nora Urowu anct Boh BiluCr. co11ferc1w1• superintcnd,·nl ol the William fisher of Minersville, Mr. terms to please you. Ca f l on u s. a-,. "-• ICA. t.... ..... "'9h-Galn N.w Sending gifls were Mrs. Mu)' EUH l'hurt·h. ) Pomeroy, Wilson, Lester Mrs. and r._. hoote. .,_ •lt­ ..._ ro,. �octrolllo 20,000 prDTldo111 tllll \fls11 Florrnrc L.. Sm11h of Okla• (;ruP.�er, Mr. 1rnd M rs. Tom Uar.aiid Mr. 311(1 Mr�. Johnson uf Zanes­ P""""'- ... lns­ harrier aphatt Iat,rr.. zw., pows, picil11111 of TOlta t Fn,l;iy t\ie1J ;in . Jk111 t , ) 1 l.'1 liomu 1 wl1•my, Ml'. and M t !!. t;d ward grandparents. great .ire ville LOAN MO. PMTS. re0tiptfo11. la. � pH 70a. 1"Y'. pro.-ed a IN 1h11po,reater Thum;i.1, l lt'l' and Kathy, Doris Eb- for ll Vl:-.ll l'. l l h lu:r 1110lher, :,Irr;. ,-rcir-m­ ia hip ••• nll,. 1i.4ieltpiclll.--uu-olf, fflrJ. $1 1.41 $200 1111. Mr . ant! Mrs Earl Housh. Pu.I � lurClll"l' II Sm1lh. fa '"tdap"" -· LUNCHEON AT ENTERTAINS oouatrJI or urlo a,.10 100 -1 Mr.�. l. ' L. i\ rnolil visited last ty and !)ickie. G1,1y11.nn Gaul. :';,rs Mrs. 11.nd Carper Lowell Mrs. aoo l•;,1wari1 Eb.-rsh�l' h. lktte llnbs 11•l­ Wf' Ck w1!l 1 hi•r cla11g!1lt•r Ull{t SOIi in­ Elba Stun , Pomeroy Ill. I , wert' ' lt•1'. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy (; i l l i lc1n, law, Mr. and Mr�. H M. 1<1d1Hrds uf the lu11ehco11 guests, recently, of l'm1li11l' IUde11our, Mr IUld Mrll. liall11>ol1� aod al tt' ndrd the W11l £e­ Mrs. lluwla.nd Dais, Kingsbur)' ! lave (ioodwin. Lettie Spenc t'r, Mr. .:, au11111• r.-. Wt'IIUIU!,;. ELBERFELDS in POMEROY-Con1plete furniehinl!8 for Mr, aui.J .\1 r.s. A.sa Cusler or M i11- Road. 1111d Mrs. Gene Paul l(ing, J<•an have Star)' Mrs. and Mr. pur · SummNfielcl.' Mrs. Luuist G loe<'k- ersvi ! lc w1•n• St11Hllly dmncr ijll l'Sl!I ch.esed a home in Florida and 11N, Mr. 1111<1 Mr�. Art Eblin, Mr. 01 Mrs. l' . L. Arnold, Al lums Hoad, Are here lo dispose o( their pro• your home and wearing apparel for your fomHy Munila)' Hoy SlnrklHnd left a11d Mrs. llobe SmitllC)', Carol the to returning before pcrty J,�i,·k ,rnct Mr. Hnd Mn. W;illat·c 11ii;hl for Loui.� nllc, K)' . 111 l'l'l> lilllC Sotith this fall. his CIIIJ)ht) IIH'nl Wllh tht• Amcri• Amht'rger and l'cggy. Home m11.de lee f're.um and cake 1'11n Hurgt• I.int•. was served. Crepe Solt I MOCCASINS $2,77 pr. Roush's Shoe Store I I 11 I . I y Ab out M a1n People pomeroy I I I '· MEIGS THEATRE "·:'.:;; ;.i; ,n,, ,, I C A R Holds Annual P-icnic At Bradf Ord FQrffl ,wY�i •u rt1m I I NOW-- I NEW RCA VICTOR ' FULL-PICTURE TV 23' --shows more of what th� tv cameta sees! I I I ' 1 1 I Newly Married C Ie,HOnor,ed . 20 .......... ..... ,,_ * ..... ..,.., ...,............. W '"h Sh - - - - - -· New Officers Are -------- Installed Sunday At Syracuse Church CLIP THIS ADVERTISEMENT IT'S GOOD FOR A OFF THE PRI� OF A. QUA.RT OF f1il1iD DUCO� ENAMEL or GLOSS ENAMEL - -- e --� .._._ ... I ••••• Bri!Hant, long wcarlnii 1lo11 finh;h, lu!.1-1 for yHn. makel dunln g ea1ler, take, re­ peated wuhinKJ,. * * I D O U B L E- BAIII L E D CAS H LOAN$ • Ref. .$! .81 ONLY $1 .99 WITH THIS AD W HITE and COWRS ler Sets New i Hcv. C.arl lkrrill� i11st1d lNl oi­ fl<'t•n of the WSCS ur the Ashury Ml' lhod1sl Ch\1rt·h. Syrocus1', at the worship 11ervk•e on Sunday evcn­ rni:. Offkers in�t.illcd wcrr Mn. Allee Cu.peharl, president ; Mrs, W illiam Eichmge-1·, vice prt.'11iden1; Mrs. C. U. Wl'l'Se ,treai;urf'r; Mrs. noyal Thom;is, secretary; Mrs. Mt'l vin G rimm, sN·relary of Promotion; Mrs, Juhn Sauvage, s;r1Tl11ry oi' 111issi111u1t"y t•duc.ation; M i � - Oma WinehrL·1111cr. set·reta1 y o! Chris­ tian SOl'lal r(']llliOU.9:; Miss Marchi Karr, sl'eretary of spiritual lik; .\J r�. Lulhn Friend, SCl'rrtary of literature and publication; and Mrs. William Houda1helt, S('crctary ur supply work. �l'liss Karr aave a rep-ort on the annunl l'Onfcrence held al Lake­ side in June during tt\c evening Following the scrvll'e an OUieial B011rt1 meeting was held. $49.95 RUTLAND F \�-���� � e '• ly UnltM l'MII lntwnatianal Tfit. 0r.., Salt Lake 11 fed 1>y ....,. wtttr llrNffll 1M hH no �"--11N with th9 NHn, but 1, aleut alx tlmn H .. ltJ •• th• _._ VOL -XII NO. • • at e n t1 n e Weather Ohto: Sc.ttwad ......... fhvn­ ffrltor-m& ....,.l .na tod,;y. Thvr• d.y partly ,cloudy, CW,.,- Mrlh­ wnt. Sho-.rt and tflunftnh... en •ndin1 and cool.,. MUtheallt. Low tonight ran,htt from arMHwl 60 .. trNM north to 1,.Wlill 70 h• .,.,.,. IOUfh. IJet,oteli Te The l•terest. 01 'l'he Meigs-Mu- Area - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, J uly 13, 1960 74 No Wiener Roost Last Night Brownie Girl Scout Disaster Averted As Wagon Overturns • s:NGLE (;0!"'{ - k In At trmpted En tr)' Of Six Busin esses A hay ride that was to end with a wiener roast at the Rock Springs fair grounds almost ended in tragedy Tues­ day evening for a group of Rock Springs Brownle Scouts and 10 mothers. Abo\ll 20 or the 38 persons en• eident, more serious Injuries 1 iorins the outing were treated at might have reimlted if the wagon the Meigs General Hotpit■l for in• had not backed into a ditch before Jurica: received when a tractor It had g■ined much epeed. fl over­ hitch brolt-e alloWtng the wagon to turned when it hit the dlkh. Sev­ run bac�ward down Partlow Hill eral o( those injured 1u.slained in­ Quick wo,rk on t�e part of the Pomeroy police depart­ . ".I on Peadl Fork road. The tractor jury when they jumped or fell A spectal protest meetmg to hear arguments agamst the Any Tufld .._ "•• �lnnn next ment • . and 'f&JOn was furniahed lor the from the wagon in Ill backward early this mormng lande� lour men in the county jail pavtn of the streets in Mason will be held on J u ly 25, it •" •• wou , r1vor1 can to up I i · hayride bf Howard ltou,b, who was path. ()n charges or attempted breaking and entering. was ecid� '!;\.I bY the tOW": council at a meeting held in the for th•ir flr•t of two Pt-rmlt ... drivh\g · the tract.or at the Ume of Scout leaden stresaed today tllat They h_ad made unsuccessful attempts lo enter six busi­ town hall on Monday evenmg. ■mination, ..-ithout •ppolntin.nt. the accident. thi, i1 the first accident of any NORMAN HYSELL ness places Present plans In eall Pomeroy, for the pav• p_ a rtment � l ice said. Corporal R. .o i.t • R. Gr-.n of tha will lake tw l e sec . Pert of the ln,Jilttd was brought consequence in 28 years of Scout In jail today were 1(i , g1I Eu- trolman David Goodwin also asmg of several streets O( the town Uons of old hose from the fire de• Gallipoll1 St••• Highway P,trol f:!lormen EuteM Hysell, ton of In the nea.r future. to the Meip General Jt�pltal by activity here. gene Hudson, 30, Mrnersville; I ii.sled. Survey work Pirlmf'nt to flush the town ' s water Pelt uid eyftight and road I a duct and the othen by the AH per■ons altendln g the hlY• 'Mr. and MrL Norman Hy-seU, •lready �as been d_o ne and c-oun. drains. tlon1 will be 81.,.,. ,;:: Robert Lee Boyer, 20 and TheoIn their investigation police ■Hhafl,, ha■ ....lltf1id in the, U. ell wor�mg on vanoue phases of Present for the meeting were ••amina Poineroy emet,ency i,qllad. Ac­ ride were mentben of Brownie dore Boyer, 17, both of George- found that auempla h�d been • to 1. m. 9 •adl Tuff. 10:30 · m. S. Army far • thrN y"r ter1n the proJect for conlln1 to squad records, Mrs. Troop 169, Rock Springs, and ■e�eral weeks. Mayor Wright, Recorder Cha rlotte day , Applic :a� need onl y to to"."'n, Pa., and Ea_rl E. Work, 25. made lo enter si1: business places. and . left l11t P:riday- for Ft. Betty, Dill and Sharon Dill were their mothers. Clinton. P.a. All will face hearings They were the A & p Storll!: Th, A meeting P�test wae he)� ear• Roush. .end Councilmen Hus.sell co!M to Middl� town hall. . Knox, ky-,, for hl1 a..slc traht• her tttat.ed by Dr. Hewei.on, Mn. Dill before Mayor Charles . Leg.ar on Ben Franklin Store, Centur)'' Ba� with a heavy _representation of Capehart, Gordon Creamer and If thi1 Int IttNHed •ucc.t-sIr�,. H• will talce milltar, pt· people. At that for a bacl: injury &nd her daugh­ the B & E atle!f)Pls wit� H_udson Liberty Restauranl, Court Street fully, ■ppl/anh then must hh a time, _ Mayor 0. 0, Olln Wolfe. lie. trainlna followlnt hl1 Wright aod Prosecutmg ter- for 1;tlioct, T'reated ■l the Meigs rNd tHt, For this, ,ppointnwnt also charged wit� mtolUcallon. Attorney Grill and Green Lar.tern Restaur------ba1lc. GeMral Ho1pltil· Wi,ftl Mr,. Donna Pome"?y Raymond M usgrave talked to the night Patrolman ant. Attempts had been made to must N obtalnad by tafephonifll Gilmore, injwiJ:11 • to her right group. WY2-2397 on the Pomeroy-Mid• George Hicks u,!d . today �hat jimm)' the doors of all the es­ lboulder and a�rulons; Kay �H­ In Monday's meeting the mayor dl-,ort .xhanta, which 1, the there Was no _ do�l.lt m the minds tablishments except the Court more, 4, lacerations of the lefl of the invest.1g.atang olheers. that Strttl Grill where a gl■ ss door �nnounced some of the town servG•lllpolli PHt. let above and below the knee. Mra. ices had been c�rtailed for the E.. minar FrarKls Newm,n •• the loul' men were responsible for WH broken. Zelma Glfmore, 11,eeratton inside ,_ next few weeks m order to reduce In charge of tha It WH the al•st br•ki"tl at tivitn at attempt, to enter the business caH o1 left lej: and abrasions; establJshments. Hickll_ captured th• Cour1 Strttt Grill that Mlddl..o,t. some ol_ the town's expen... Sua.tn Llnnln&. 8, 1a«:raUon be­ two of lhe suspects Jn a car on alu1M officen. Coun('l] announced that a 36 inch -------low lhe left knU and abraslona; tile will be laid on t'ourth Street the Kroger parking lot and the G rover heard the crash at the top Grande's Rio Evans, Clyde Mn. Ada Neaae, laceration of United Pr•n lntern■tionel oth�rs were arrested b)' night Sheriffs office where he is a for storm sewers th.ere ae soon as last the of produd athletic 20 f, head above rl&ht eAr and abraa­ rac:110 o�erator Kennel� Grov_er on night radio operator employed ' The United States took a cauyears .or more. today had been LOS ANGELES UPI-Sen. John heaV}' equipment to do the work tJous wait-and-see attit11de on the iona. Mechanic Street. An !n.vest1gator by th<: city. Merch.t nt police Ed­ obtained is Abo reported treated at the hos• signed as head bHketball coeth F'. Kenned)' lost a few votes today Congo situation today, apparently Cro th, e . Bureau of Cnm1n.il In• ward Strauss aleo heard the 310 s The Wat�r Department Wall giv� Academy High In frantic last-minute maneuveu pital for laccratiQn, were Diana al GaUipolia hopes th ;i t the "q•Jict dipi o­ vest1gat1on was en.route to Porn- noise .and saw two men run II) 50 ion , en e permiss to purchas two at the Democratic National Con­ W�)'tr1Jmtller and Bonnie Gilmore, Sthool. macy" of United Nations Secreeroy �hi� morning to assist in acrOS& I.he street toward the court The former f,Jl .Qhio Gallia vention but he remained a top­ foot sections o f water hose for lhe tary General Dag Rammarskjo Olhei-8 were trtated fOr minor in. '-'� ld quest1on..1 .ng the suspects. house. Patrolman Hicks wall .alertfire department. The Water De-Jurt.tl. Only Mrs. Zelma Gllmore county cager (two season.9:, 1 9M heavy fa,.,orile lo win the preai­ could reslore peace i n that riot­ Followmg the arrest of the ed and the arrc5t of the four folo Hw Chopping chain and ing co and Kay Gilmore were still In lhe and 1M6 is a recent graduate of denfial nomination et tonight's lorn land, four men, Acting Police Chief lowed. .wutheastem determine to t-cstl!i session. and Kentu(!ky., College, Union bo_1pltal this tnorning. Their con­ Acting-Chief Werry said today �enry Werry waii called and ofnow is workJng toward his Mas­ Tef!sion gripped the previously Congo Primr �linistcr Patrice Ohio district champions will be fi�ra dition · 11 reported as not 1erlou1. spent . th-e b.alam-e of the that when arrested Hudson had a held Jackson lhe at Fair, Cuunty Lumurnha said h.c considered BelJil6M11an Weyenffliller wa■ the ter's Degree at Eastern College, apathetic delegates as the hour night que�taonmg the �ium ·s action i n sending its trodps Wellston, Thursday, July 2 1 at and cbeck.tng, Pomeroy _ suspects screw driver and a pair of pliers on11 min with the pirty other than Kentucky. He is a Guldan(!e major approache"d for the roll call which busin�lis in his pocket. A ttempts to enter Evans replaces Carl Ward as will legaUze Kennedy's claim to into 1tction against rebelious n s t lve l P- m .. Robert n: Peton, Forester pl s. Werry, who Mr. llouah. They adminiltered first IS acting the establishment, were believed �� .u d A! the . for Forestr cl Ohio s tion, y Galllpolis. at mentor eage head t' the provide nominatlon--0r the " frlcan llOldiers 1,n act o aggre8• � altl to the par1-, until the injured Inc. has anno unced. These rOJllelits. �h • effl 1 0 the absence of Yil cation- to have failed because the men s1on against our country.'' Ward nsumea his former role as biggest upset in recent political coul4 be bl'<,ught to Pom·eroy. · ,n g Chtef Jed WebSler, had · gone- did not have tools suitable t a 1:le1 and President Joseph Kasa are sponsored jointly by the OFA off Accordinc to reports of the ac• a■listant coach, a poaltion he held hlstory. duty at one o'clock. Day pa- for<'e the doors . prior to the 1959,60 seuon. Mak• Sm.II Gain s COLTIMBUS UPI-The Ohio Vubu demanded that all Belgia 11. and the Jack.eon County Fair The four men told officers that Evan, led the Rio Grande High Stop-Kennedy forces, fightin11 Supreme Court today upheld the trooP,e be withdrawn to their baa- Board. they had come he(e from Pennshould conLacl Contestants the · j School basketball team to 30 down to the line, made 111111111 il)• asaes,ruent of �lea taxe1 on L�_,_ e1 and stay there. At the sam S}"lvania to visit Hudson's mother sOJJ. str1l1ht vlc-tof'ieS: and to the dis• road, on hl9 strengtti In the 6al­ ·purehm · of · NllfP.otent' used · aft' ti n'l_�ey ,.-ressed a requoet for- -�tary of _ the Jac�son {;ounly 11 !li-■l ' ille, •rrifl111 bere e.rly as Wellston m soon as trlct Clan A tmt: He Waa an all lfonlla, Nevada� Delaware, Ne. du!jl flit'in� Um1ed Nalwns help, empl'l aslz:i n,: ��•r. Board last night. They came to Pomeroy bl11.nk•. to entry oblai� poulblc lhc extreme around athle'te; playJng vanity braska and New Mexico delega­ urgency or sending T�c court Bllpported Ta)( Com­ " ahout 1 2 : 30 a. m. the_y said, and an The entrance fee 1s $l - pes CM>ntest 1 roles in football, bHketball and tion.9:. m l ssloner Stanley J . Bowers who U. N. troops lo the Congo." pe bought gas al the.· t.andmark must and contestant designate the Pr esident Eisenhower rc ft'rred softball his four years in high The trniled Pres International had dunned two south.ern Ohio Station. The entry .a�pts were school. tabulation of indicated fiNlt•b.allot farmers for the three per cent tax fo the United Nations a similar on t�e entr)' blank which contest ( believe by officen lo have bee11 d lo enter. Entry blanks The son of Mr. and Mni. Wade preference� registered a slight on two bulk milk coolers and .in request for the immediate dis- he wishes A new busineS!l for this ;i re.a was m.ade bet ween tha\ time and 2:0I l.OS ANGELES 1.Jl>I - The Dem• Evans of Rio Grande, he is not ebb In Kennedy's lead during the eleelric water heater. patch of 3,000 American trQops, must be returned to the fair board started today with the opening of a. m. when they were arrested. ocratic Party took a 1960 campaign married. past 2-4 hours. The dairymen, Raymond L. with the clear implication that secrf' lary no later than July 20. H udson is a brother of Denzil the Forest Run Cement Block Dale be The will ata�d on civil rla:ht.■ today that ges Collins, jud With. 761 votes required for Fou11, of Lowell, Washington the United States would like lo Hudson who was the ol}ject of a widened the North-South rift and nomina�ion, the latest tally gave County, and Denver Holter, Min­ slay in the background of any u . Jack Bon Implement Company, and Compan)' by K . A . Grueser and wide spread search here this Lew Roesch. Alias Supply C omp.a• son, Don. Hflmed certain to cul into party Kennedy 736 � . compared to the ersville, Meigs County, appealed N. action. spring fol lowing a breaking and localed on is new The enterprise , n atrength in Dix.le. Columbus. y. There were reporls of only seal743\-2 he held early Tuesday. the a&se6sment on grounds the enlering al New Haven. He wu The champion chopper and saw- the site of the old Forest Run Sen. L)'ndon B . Johnson had equipment is used directly in the tered new violence in the Congo, lat Riding roughshod over impas­ arrested r in Steubenville for e F the up orest mile a about Mine fro will district ycr contest m this 424¾: in the l1teet count, Sen. proces■ing of milk for sale and w h e r c Belgian paratroopers breaking .a n d entering. aloned Southern oppo■Uion, the New · 7. road from Run Route slate 1he in eligible be compele to cl11shed with mutinous native solStuart Symington 80, Adlai E. thus should be exempt from the n1t1on1l convenllon Tuesday night diers in· a brief gun battle to re- l in11.ls at the P.aul Bunyan Fores- block making machinery has been Stevenson 67½ , and the remaln­ sales tax. toared its approval of a platform ing 2 1 2 ¾: were still uncommitted Bowers has held that neither open th.e Leopoldville airport this try Exposition, New Lexington. installed and the manufacture of with the stron1e1t cMI rights September 2 1 and 22. There will blotk was expected to slart today. or scattered among favorite sons . the milk coolers nor the water morning. plank In part)' hiltory. Lyston R. Pullen; son of Mr. be seven district contests between I The firm will also have cement Rumors sped through this con­ heaters produce any change in Southern df!leiatea, w h o s e and Mrs. A. R. Pullen of 558 vention city about major defec­ the milk, other than in now and September 2 1 . . and mortar for sale. . temper&• MASON MA.N ARRESTED cheer, for their spokesmen were Pal mer Street, Middleport, will tions from the Kennedy banner, ture, and were not Mr. Grueser is a reJidenl of Exposition, Bunyan Paul The needed M idd.leport Chief of Police Her­ sponsored by Ohio Forestry Auo· Pomero)', operates the Kel-Jloy drowned out at Umes by boos leave frorr. Charleston, W. Va,, but reporters found no evidenee actual pr-oee11lng of dairy in the goods. bert Gilkey - said . , from other 1tate tro�ps and the July 17th for Korea w here he that 10 effective stop-Kennedy The court held that Bower's de­ Thompson, Mason, today• Earl tiation. wil! attract thousands of Nite Club on Roule 7, and a farm is free today galleriea, did not sta1e a walkout will be employed by the New movement had materialized. outdoor enthusia:sls to New Lex- on Forest Run adjoining the new cision to tax the equipment was on $25 bond pending a he.iring plant. as I number of them did when a York Company of McGraw-Hydro ington in September. Mel Clark has linecl up live base KlfflMCty hlmMlf ah l'i,lfltct off "not unreasonable. or unlawful." lonight before Mayor Kenneth milder plank waa adopted in UMB. earbon. ball games for his A l l Stars with tha corridor 1011lp that he had Mt·Elhinney on a charge of in­ in the next couple of weeks. One "cr.ttN" lutt 1hort of victory. They ,.t tight parfty in hope of He will be the production con­ toxication. is .igainst Heart of Ohio League TRUMAN DICLINES "I w\lJ win the nominatio n " protecting the preaidenUa.l cll1nc­ trol chemist in chara:e of train­ leaders the ChillicoLhe Colts. INDEJ-E H of Sen. Lyndon B. John■on, ing of laboratory personnel. The he declared confidently In a stale Former NOENCE, Mo. UPI Saturday night. July 18, lhe All Presiden t Harry ment S. Tru­ thia mornln1. their favorite candidate. Under• project consists of an ammonia, will entertain Montgomery, Stars Cosls $100, Fined man today declined to say wheth­ Kennedy wa1 certain to pick u p tone& of Johnaon'1 rivalry with urea, and fertilizer plant whlch A I a eession of under the lights of Bachtel Va., W, Mayor c'i-1arl�s er he would respond 1ddltlon to Tuesday 1l votes from several Sen. John F. Kennedy, came Is ■ponaored by t.he· Economic Re­ Leg.ar's court la1t night, Denver Field at 8 P. m. On lhe next day, night's urgent invltatio delegatio n by the ns pledged $150,· a placing to toward give moving councilmen, .a Middleport cJoae to the surface when Sen , cov.ery Commi11ion of the United complimentary· VOte to their fa. Democratic convention to come to DeLong, Parker_llburg, was fined 000 bond issue on the November ballot, approval of a sewer the team will travel lO Huntington Philip A. Hart (Mich.), ·• Kennedy NaUons , to meet Hub's Cafe. $100 and cosl!i on a D-WI charge Los Angel�. vorite son, on the fJrst ballot. •UfJiporter, ur1ed the convention rate ordinance, · actual selection of a treatment plant site and The Chillicothe Coll! will face police. Pomeroy by Drought Mr. Pullen was formerly em• not only lo adopt the platf�m asking a federal grant, took comfort today from news tha[ 1 4 the All Stars under the lights at Also fined were Conrad Rex ONLY 6 RIMA.IN bill alaa to nominate a man whom ployed by the DuPont .Company MEIGS DRAFT: FOUR Bachtel Field on Wednesday, July Bentz, parking on tti.e highway, othet Ohio communities ma y split up a $16,000,000 federal ' BARNEGAT LIG!tT, N, i UPltta e document "will flt lo a T." at Beile, W. Va., for 13 years. COLUMBUS UPI - The Ohio $5 and costs and Ronald E. Davie grant this year for improving water sanitation. The Co.Its have built up an 20. Mrs. Pullen will join her hus­ 1'he Navy l!laid today it had recov­ Selective Kennedy 1ald Tue■dt)' he fully en• Service today impressive Issued record arid :nre cur ent­ an $10 Press United the to According and costs on a reckless opera­ band late.r 1h11. year. While In ered all but six of 18 mlaaing Augu1t draft 8. Seville, Medina County, $37,- ly the leaders of their league.r doned the civil rlshta plank and eall for 708 men an tion charge. FrancJe W. Reese, International. Hc;ilth Director Dr. Korea they plan to visit l-long crewm en from the wreckage of a lnercHe of 1100 over the July �all, Rio Grande, would be &lad to run on H. Saturday, July 23, the All-Stars surrendered a $2i.TO Ralph Dwork announced, Tuesday 000. Kong, Tokyo and other points of h uge_ �lin1p . that cralhed July 6 in­ The 9. MtArthur, Vinton Counl)', will entertain Bender's call included lour from Meigs bond when he failed to appear on that 14 of 22 municipalilies ap• Music interest in the Orient. to the Aliantie Ocean. County. Store or Charleston under the pl)'ing for aid in building o.: im• $47,000. a Bpeeding charge. 10. Hudson, Summit County, lights at Bachtel Field. Bender's is pr·oving sewage systems had. been the team made up of top players in approved by the Water Pollution $197,000. Green the Nitro and �f,rlesto!! area. Springs, 1 1 . Yellow Control Board as communities $148,000. Several of the team have played needing and deserving the assist• County, Knox County. pro[essiona l basel:1¥}, Centerburg, 12. ance. Proctorvil le, Ohto, will be met The appropriHlion must still $47,000. 12. Bradford, Darke and Miami at Bachtel F'i.eld by the All Stars be approved by Con�rcss and the counties, $ 1 1 4,000. "n the ni&ht of Wednesday'. July Pr('sirJent . Ohio has received the WASHINGTON UPI - Nikita S. 14. Lnudonville. Ashland Coun­ 27. for project he t for sum ,600.000 Sl Khru1hcheY wu undttr 1 1tern ly. $103,000. each of the pasl four )'f'ars. American wamln1 today that Rus• T!"le money, onte approrl'd by Communili<' s l isted by priorlt:i,o 1la would provo!t:e ''lhe most ser• can t)(' r(' lt'a:S('d hr­ H:nul-Cranked Flavors Washington. and the amJtmt recommcnrJed by Joua conaequenc:!el" If It sho&. down The RHrir.e Fire Dept. will . 1960 a.nd July l. I July tween f the lloard included: ht.Id .in ice cream :social beside any more U. s. planes over lnterna• . l Hl6 r I. Mi11c r;;I Hid.:c. Trum bull tional waten.. lhe R 3eine Home Bank, Saturday, Wanen G•h Permit . County, $ 1 12.000. . J ul:, 16 al 6:30 p. m. dell•­ note S. U. ward@d 1tlff A In Dwork Tuesday, action other 2. Ashlahula Cotrnty Sewer Dis. ered lo the Krcml h1 1111id an .Air Old fashio!1ed hand-cranke d ke control ion pollut the of chairmllnIrle! No. 2. $250.000. Force JlB.1"7 reconnal1Nnce bomb­ l"rre m flavors will be van'i ll.a. cho­ st>wage conditional granted board. 3. Weston, Wood Co11nly, $ 1 15,• er WH on an "entirely lelllimate dumping permits lo t he city of cola1f' . p ineapple and bananna. 000. million" over the hl1ll tcll In the All procef'ds: will go to the fire Warren until Sept. I, 1960 anrl 4. Groveport. Franklin County. arcUe when a soviet fllhter blHt• dl'p1r1ment to be used for the of ,•illa;;e County Ottawa the $81 .000. ed �t from the 1ky JulY 1. purduJe or additional equip­ 5. Solon, Cuyaho�a County. $81- Geno.a until Jan. 15, 1961 . thi1 country's The womlng nll'nt The fire department alim from officials !old board The 000. !hanks f'ver:,,one who helped in NPIY to Khruahehf!v'1 charge that w11sles its dump:s which Genoa, 6. New Watfrford, Columbiana the alnnlt h,,d vlo)ated Ruulan flny way with the Jul)' 4th cele­ Lali.c near Creek Packer's inlo Counr �- . $32.000. alnpace while on an e1pton11e bration. arran�f plans. comolrte to Erie, ' 7. Four-Mile Sew1•r llislrkl. miaalon. In cAH' or rain the !ocial will financing and ePle<·t a site for its $Hi3.000. County_ Hamilton The note appeared to represent proposed sewage disposal plant be held at lhe Town Hall. ---- - - -· 1 touctier U. S. ■tUlude toward by next. year. Ml!IGS GENERAL HOSPITAL HEARING SET ihe RU11l1n premier'■ 1tream of Warren officials wM"e ur�<'d 10 Admitted: KarCn Gi1more. Zel­ Thf' case of the Clinton Teac-h­ chAffi"s and attar.h. 'l'tte lncldf'"' as sonn as contract under place Charles Hfl: Pnmtroy ma Gilmore, btoueht a new chill ta the cold pos!lihle the . dty's proposed net­ f'r' s A!;ency versus Roger Roush Alexander. Pomeroy. war just two month■ after U.e U-2 Dismissed : Mrs." "Ma� B9.rrows, work or se�er m11ins thal will h�s hcen set for hearing Aug. 29 IP)' plane affair and sent , jitters Syracuse: J. S. Kelly, Middll.'port ; connect with the sewag:e pla1 1 1 ex­ at IO n. m. according to an en• tbrourll 1Jther Wtatem eapltall. pecte.d to be completed this year. try signed by Jodae John C. AWARDS PRESDTED - That fellow you watch for ln your ced live officers of hlo district who won the superintendent's Wl111e Guinther, Syracuse. The bo.ird rescinded Genoa's Bacon. Virgil Mu. and Blrthe: Mr. rear-vision · mirror, lh<I State Highway Patrolman, lsn'1 •I- Cltallon of Mel'lt for outstandin2 accompliohment. Lefl to dumping permit in Deccmbu 1958 daughter. a Pomeroy, King, . w•ys pllYl:bl • cat-and-mouse game with some motorists who right are Ptl. C, E. Whyte Chief Radio Operator Ed Relchel­ TheTO ltOI.D ll,lVIC, S SIIKS ANNIJLMaNT ttecau,e it became impatient with So. make I IJ!!>fl of htealdng tr>ftlc laws (and ls�'t that the r t derfer, Sgt. Delta Kapp, 0 Capt. E. Inskeep, E. Wallace, \>i1. F. Stray; SANTA MONICA, Calli. UPI­ ttie community's failure to get � COUNCIL TO MEET . dtllf of INdH>rt <oiQ' hold ,... seperale In custody, n!Q s he too� They Curtis. R. lbltb .. RWIIP Tue,day A<!(I'll. and comes, er, pro­ sewer sanJtary a on movh1g time the H. When l Illa?). highway today', of many Theo­ of s <if Councilor Past The 'lli� - al ellbt �l\d' industries and filed a IJWt-aeekirir:--to atl!n111I her three dorus Council Daughters flf Am• mm. · Warren and money, stdlen c , recovered c robbers, Incidents, atmed J,t l'S!\an hll. tak� &/14 crlmln,ala armed _down CliopeJ Q\111 the II for � Llbitiert, Dlalrlc! ll Ci>l"!llancler of the. Patrol stationed subjects winted In North Carolina for murder, atmed rob- eriea �,!!l h1:_v_� a ficnic at &Jley'1 homea now dump wa.sl.e8 into the four-year mUTilifL to bootin11 io., IIYJ, �, , r,r@litr If lllt � a.1ency eucuyve � a. MOiio »-nffta llh'er, !,alt.-'� a 8 Pl m, and� ·l!lll!,OUll!"" • native of lllddleport-recenU, Jackson-he's al , , ' loallil:l'i \ I ,r • • ' t ' ' 1 ' Protests Against Street Work First Test Given 25 O� Tuesdays At In Mason To Be Heard July Middleport Hall . . Evans Hired As Gallipolis Cage Mentor Un1·ted States Taking wait See Att1'tude Kennedy Remains In Top-Heavy Favor For Nod · Inadequatc Tools Used, Glass Crash Alerted Officer On Duty ••ts· Champ· Choppe Ch • awyer To Be Sel-te·d Minersville Man Turned Down In Supreme Court ..., & Gru�er Rift With South . fid�ned With 'Rights Plank O n New Pl t n Forest Run Pullen Assigned To Fertilizer Plant In Korea I Hot Colts Team To Appear J:(ere In Stars' Game $1,600,000 In Federal Grant Approved For 14 Communities Patrol Officers Cited For Meritorious Service w• ti; • ...., only Jl llll S111t I Constellation that "Walks on Air" Now You Know Khrush Handed Stern Note In Plane Incident HOOVER Th• famou, '-''"" .. ,�ti" 1\r,•h . & \ �th & 1 \ i; b !=it 1. (' utnmUus , Ohio Dalpke tho lntrodUC1lon or other com­ pacu, Ram),ler hu smuhed sates rec• ordl for 33 11raight months . . . ba:aUIG llaalbler glwa you what othon don'L ....... _... ... ._ ,.... 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