http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0ed05bca9d7182caef2b0ce793a4b575.pdf d59ee3b2b65e7c181a4183cc11ceeac2 PDF Text Text • • 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 ....... _... ... ._ ,.... Noplo wboc:an all'ord u,o besl dloc>N lli1llbler .. top-quality r -•-1p. """' ..,_... ,......_ Optional feaiurts such u Alrliucr Reclining Seats_ Ad. Ju,table HeadNU, AU-SeallOll Air CoadilloGln&, Twin n...i Beds. _..__,.,....._ 3dladnc:<ahlOlof OOIDpocl om. 33 modoll, Including 17 lladoP np>Llloo,... ■--. ........, •3921· ..···......·..,-·- ,.,,... l•DNI Dlilll1• "-- . ' ' -ICAU &-VAN ZANDT MOTOR WES, au wes 11a1a 1i1n1t, •••�• • . ' ' ' .... fill' ■ ..,11'• liwittnc � c. llftf, s. c. . \ �t . �Presentation Of Awar� Highli ghted Closing Cermwnies Of Ann11a] . Mason Coun ty 4-H Camp '• • • ( ( �.I, _l?�Ji�nahon o,f awards wai; tl)..e \J),tUlgbl or cfoSil)& ceremonu:- � of tNi aonual Ma.5,09 County -l H can;ip he"ld recently at Southside accotQ.i.oa to Miss Janet Wal lact', ._H club agent. The awards presented, according to �iS5 Wallace .. �ere as follows Mik e Love. Spmt of lhe C am p . Representing the 4 H's were !,,!ar1· : K Stephen.� un. Jlt>ad , Jack ie Cape- ry Brau . Caro! Kegley. Steve h;1rt , H eart . Jud) ( ;t•n.1 . H<1nd : and Bra,u, Danny Crit.cnfield, EHza N H"k) i\ 1chulson ll t> .i lth belli Bure-ham, Diana lirimm, Jeff l'.aull'tta Bt·rrnt>I L . Polly Mac-Un rey Holstein, JennHer Zerkle. M <1 r sd1olarsh1µ tn S t alt• ( ; 1 r h ' 4 H v 1 n A ustin, Barbara Sherry, l'ti:irl Camp. Augus1 8 1 3 �:lLNr n Housh. f'a·kens, Sharon St'hwartz Fr.1 nn•s Tubb) Ho!!:J!:S .-. eholarsh1p to State l\ el'ner, Bill Mr{'onih ,y, Lar) Rood Boys · 4 H C.imp, A 11gus1 I 6, Thom - lind Curlis King. as Willia ms. Li•on Lud-:1t>s leader Tribal Loyalty _ Jantt Esht'n and µrt's1dent of the Mason county aur, Sandra Morgan, Ti n a li1as. 4 II Le.iders Assonal lon, special John McConihay, Randall Roush, (;n•f'n .ind Whi t e Le<1dersh1p S<1 111my Wray, Glen Sh11m, Mary aW<1nl Ann Rickard, Jane Sterne. Arlin!:' . on Roush, Mike Bugg, Linda . !\llartin. .. an<l wh ·I t e Di ,u rttn . s C'-Sheld Heverly Burns, Sam \'kNeill and , Housh, Hebeccu Martin, Charlene Da id E· d Dll'hl. Janet Rit-e, Linda Tatterson, r:uck/ N�Ckel _ Mar>· K . Smi t h, Suf' Wray. �arrell �abury. Jud)' Edith Sf'brell. Joan V anMatre. Osh• Janie Turner Conn1t> \otlnl1. r. H i,: er L k e I Sh 0 y t•I. cnr�!Ptta Barker, Heverly Ht•ll - 1 i;� \ 1e:::� Jan�<·e Hc��Y ��\�;: r e r . C1111;1 d1a Zerkle. M.iiry P iddy, a,rd �olland S�ndra Crank . · John Don Slnnn. Diane Crump and Suz- Somml'r, Li�da LathPy, Nancy Mor• .. nna Crump. . t: Dan I eI , J ane t Tu rner, gan . LI nct a >I H onore. bl e � en t'ion- Danny Lo ve Sam M cNeil l, Patty Thom pson, \farlha Bal l , Sus�n �rancis, Mar- r John Nibert. Mike Lambert, Brf'n . sha Patterso n, '1iC'k l� Ye5ter, Lar- da Steele, Vickif" Ste,·le. June 1 ,ca;;;;;;;;;;aa;;�;;;;=;;;;--..aa;;.._;;;:.==;;:;---.;;;.--.;;;;;;,I Keener, David Nibert. Hill Hamm. Mike Lewis, Nant·y Proffitt, Suet­ t;i Daugh erty. First year campers were present• , ed the Lucky Penny Award. 1 I I See the YELLOW PAGES CLOSING OUT Sum me r Lin e Of I I.and Transit.rs John Brick.Jes, Emm<1 Brickles, to Earl W .. Janet M. Robinson, lot . 466, Middleport. Edith S.. James R. Davis to James L., Mara:ret Mahokey, Lot l eti, Pomeroy. Glorja l\nn Ebersbach to George A. Ebenl:m�h, lot, Middleport. Arvel Elk..ina. Cuma Elkins to Charl ea Henry, Betty Jane Diehl, parceb, Salitbury. HATS Phil lip Sist�.-, Style Sho p POHEBOY, OHIO COIJII.T STBEET R D Rill, Edna Hill to Sidney T Hussell, Donna T Russell, lot. S11lt:'m �. S Sore to Bertha M . S .iiyre. lot 4-16, Sutton A. W Hendnrks. :Mamie 1::lend­ r1l"kS, ttoherl Ht•ndr1rks, Mar)' He ri dricks Cor� r .. n. Artie He n dricks Hilt>. Leroy Hite to H arry W Hen Undc:. and Tressie Hendricks. 1/5 ;h:re, Salisbury. Early Ohio Library Has Most Unusual, Dramati� Beginning I 9!:J.,\ FeII OwshiP H Ids sr 'ft li. Session Sunday .Lie Br f d Fry 3-l-a,-.ed Fry -�· ft-.. � at'lft Wlt191 -·· .. 19c Breasts .. c .,. ._ '71; ft- ••• -- .. toe I !)' ' t May Co Up By $37,"l MI•11•JOO -ilU . '•-=--r, E• ·. vents CoJg_J:DJI JJl�f: J �f 5 5 Legs.f.;-.� 45• -_,...,.,. Ground Chuck - - - - .., ., 69c Ham ..... .... - ._ .. , 45c 3 .1 ax pa me y w& Yif:P ry. '-===::::�===::::ee:::::::::::::::::::::=-:::::::,::::::::::::=,,,-~,,,-::,,-,,.'--'.:::::::::_:::::::::::_:.:_________________ Pi.Ce r'l..:..r..._, ;yw·■ Sale , � �:!,! .���" Te o Maso o An early Ohio library had a ins u rmountable objet·!. But . as members par1 1t·1pah' cl 111 !he re• mo�t unusual an d dramatic origin. was so oflen the case m early gion<1I demom,t r,1 ! 1011 ari d public II 1s th e now famous ''Coonskin Am�rican history. someone sup- speaking contf'�ts il l l!uant' Cuun• Librery'' that was located in the piled the answer to the problem. 1y 4-H C'amp near c ; a nclr1·i !lf' hills of southern Ohio at Ames in Jabez True suggested that the Sheron N' i bert and Benn _,. Bark· Athens County. young people o( the community er earh reeeived n·d ribbons rn Haymond J-1. Harbretht,. Louise Today the library corridor of trap raccoons and send their public speaking. Th i• 1 up1t· nf Harbrecht to Board of Educa\ion. the Ohio Historical Society i n skins to a hide market in Bos• the i r t alks was conservation. !'omero�· Exemp t ed School Dis­ · C,o I um bus houses th e on· gma · I vo I · t011. Transportation t o the Hub In team demonstratwm ttlary trn-'"L, Lot IO, Pomeroy. umes that composed the oddly City was no probl ia m, for Samuel P riddy and A nn W i l l i il ms wer" Brown expected to � o east in a awa r ded blue r ibbo Jt:. . Their 10 W1lltam B. Peeples , Margaret M . nam� d " Coonskin Library ." wagon within a few mouths. Peeples to Board of Education pie was pholograpli:fran(' es Ames se t tlers felt a great comPumeroy Exempted Village School n er and Rebe n· <1 Marl in won ee . K . . pulsion to have their childreh o� Nn1.f!,s, q.i;L_d v 1 c 1m1 y re d ribb,iris for ri'movin stains. Tlil,, D1sti'irt. Lot 1 1 , Pomeroy. g educated be yond generallf alf. '!ferF, S�f:f ·�uil,1t1't r:t:,S so, b� l he r,• . Gcort,:e W. Cundifl, Viola l M a ( ; • , ,·[a"" ou l Pamela a "d " "" " ' -..:: 8tin dIrdI of the d ay: Th ' "-e cep '·d '""11 ' · dY to t � ave C ot tril l <lemon si r••ti•·' . ""' q•, WU" �� Cundiff to M•rnrice Moore, Eve. maki ._. j n" u " ' real;. ...ed that books were t� fi,i e•st •t•• 9 r ab� ri - 1 urks anil darts ror whirh they lyn Moore, lots, Syracuse , . � � � :;o;r. •, :,,1' � . �1 '\ . , · It seeds of knowledge and witho J ac��,4 ,,Qst�n In' � ld w t' r £' aw a rded whil e ribbo ns. them t he most they could hopl!: � 1 /� r l st t1m e r t d a hl u e ._ �t� . J an i.'! F.sh cn,wr rt't' t' v • for would be to have their you •,· ng30l)t'ti!) e,� t>fi . r, ¥:/"•!. o, 1 h e nblJon x e 'D . dcmi.n.� : :-llpressmg her on :. tif� r�, 1,1,ev. }' A ' .. sters grow up aware only of � c•o''n4 r ,l6:!"""';,':' i·,\p , . ...,-mmu;�e, ! · bare essential s ol existence. • 1.' �,�u, 114 , rris. • d �v. MahasA I ack _of m�ne y loo�ed as.3.Y.tl er, s� ks U 8 0. l�f.4 ac.Qfulr• (�� th7 ne"V HOLZER HOSPITAL �'F.t volu�es ( a tto l t oil of Admitted July 1 1 : Mrs. Clyqe •· ·· Jones, Pomeroy; Pearl Goff.: .. The .Juninr Youth Fellowship or Langnill e ; Mrs, ElnJer Finla\f, TJ,;i9n 1'r9'WJJ'S rg, t ur1,1 tg Onio , . t he Mason Methodist Cburch m et Harrl.!Lonville; . �e�o� 1:Uchard Warnei', or · efl formally or• r on Sunday evening at the home of PomefOY; John Thompson, Langj: 1 i� tli� 'f.e� s �- � lll'V As• . . , ?h i � s Wxpayers will hav� /"t7, �" tJ,ey . Qn. -� Uary S t ewa r t The meeting waa vHJe ; "Mrs. David Rous h, Letari; , 1 held on the lawn of the S�wart Mrs. Bill Williamson, Rutland•. al'fi. _ ij· EJ;l.��ti u C1,1 tl ar ' ' the pa id m�reascd_ !_axes of approx! • 4 mate]y �75 m1l_llon for the two1 m;, , , home. W illtarri kus■l!!r , Pomeroy. 'l'W qlf 1J._arlan . " · _ rear period ending June 30. 1 ')61 , The eve11ing opened with recrea• Dismissed July 1 1 ; Mrs . Alfre . ' · ,0 ; l!��L qm if the cu r_r ent flo� of ta x revclion followed by a vesper aervice Crown, Mrs, James 13rown anl · nues con , m ues l or th e uext led by Gary Stewart After the son; Mrs. Re" 'Unroe and d.d'� , �. lwelv_e month s. . mee 1 ing a wi e ner roast was enjoy- gbter: Mrs . Cheater Knopp ah� m; . � This w.e� m<licated today by Pd hy the following: s on; Mr8. Robert Saxon and d,uStale Auditor .Jam_es _A . Rhodes, Mrs . Sarah Spencer, Mrs. June gbter; Mrs. Orvllle Lik ens and b.a_sed upon a �roJectwn of reV an M') tre, Allen Tyree, Joan daught er; Mrs. Howard · Birch. ce1pt.s u_( !he fiscal year Just and Carolyn Van · Matre, Nancy field, Mrs . Otl.s Martin, M ra. 'G . dosed,_ mto the secon_d year . of · Proffitt, Suzan Johnson, Shelia W. Pendleton, Louis l>uncan Sr., 1 2 :1 11 ffll".U the t "'o-year_ beo�keep�ng period. 1 · liilili Johnson, Katherine Johnson, Phyl• Thoma s Clutts, Mrs. Forrest JohnRhodes s�id �• s- estin:iates exJis Queen, Betty Riley, Glenn John- son, Harle)' Mo siman Jr. 3 p eluded pu?II< . utility excise laxes, . Birth1 July 1 1 Mr and Mr&. son, Jlarvietta Newland and Gary The . Pwit Cotp)ci�9r,1 of Chester hut took into account bo t h the Stewart. ,... David Lee Rou sh son Letart Council D,a11gb••r1 of America will lim ": � e ted _, , :C... � -'!.;_:.::...-=-=::...=;_:::.:::·_::;::::·_::;:;::_::;·- meet at the h�me of Mrs. Oscar S � $l 20 million from th (' additiona l two-eent gasoline tax · Weber. A m ,,cellan eous shower and the added revenue s re sulting honoring po!Q,re11 Kraeuter, whose fro m' th f' exe<'Ut i ve order incre asmarriage will be an event of Auirig rctnil licJuor prices. guat, will be h eld. The Federated Clrcle w'll meet The Increased "take'' for the at the chu rch at 6 p. m. for a pol• two-year period will he about $64 luck picnic s11ppcr with dessert million above the revised esliprovided by the hos tesses, Mrs. mated revcnuf>s of $31 1 million, Phil Williamson , Mrs. Len.a Huber as prf>St'nlcd to the legisla1tire and Mrs . William Baker. following enactment of the adMeigs County Volunteer Fire- ministratio n's ta x program. men's Assoclation meets at SyraIn project ing hi.� rigurrs for cuse Town }fall 8 p, m. h t new fiscal 1960· 1961 year, e il The White Rose Lodge w l meef this Wednesday afternoon at Rhodl's used a.� a basis t he $424the' American Legion Hall in 126,550 whi c h 1 he 1 0 ma j or tax sources prod11ced for the last fis�fi:tdl eport at 1 p. m. Th� Meigs County Foxhunters cal year , This represented an Ass ociation will meet in a regular in c rease of $85,684,631 over 1he ses5ion Wednesday at Bald Knobs total receipts these same t mc sources brought in for the 1959 al 8 p. m. , fiscal year. JULY 14 This means that these taxes will Th e Twilight Garden Club will mee t al the home of Mrs. Carrie produ ce $ 1 71,369,26 2 €or the twoNye, Mulberry Ave., at 6 p, m. for ye.i r period. In addition, the $4 8 � a picnic supper, Mrs. W. R. Shas, millio n realized from · liquor pro-Your 0111111,. teen is eo-hoatess . A special fea - fits means an. increase or $26,,lure or lbe evenin g will be a work 700,000 per year, or $53,400,000 shop 111 charge of M rs . Paul Baer for t he biennium. These increailed ta"e.� , together " f the· 'qieBtil Gilrden Club. • f'drtland -- "\vor.thW'hile Gui ld with the b005t ,illL,•iiquor prices me�ts al the home of Maxine and the estimated • $-120 million Price at 7 p m. Thursday for a resulting from the two-cent gaso• · line tax increase wilt provide picnic supper. an over. all increase o f $364,769,· J!,lly 1 5 262 in the ta x "take" for the two The Homebulli:Jers Cla!>S of the year period. Bradford · Church of Christ will meeL Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the church. �oming Events July 17 The Capehart family re union With 1h11 Coupo.n ond p11rcho11t of has been set for Sunday, July 17, 2 Pkg,. ,, the Syracuse Park. A basket � ' • , r- �' f , at • •' I ', will be served at noon. dinner · C:;upo" ,.11p1,,, Satufi.iir, )11ly 1a, 19 All relatives are urged to b·e pre­ sent. Mr. and Mr1- Dennis Dudding or Mason were recent hos ts at their home to a · reunion of members of Mother', Club Will their ramily. Span,or �oci(il Friday Attending were Mr. and Mrs. 1nae Mason Mothers ('lub will Ca rroll Workman and rhildren, 1poru1or Ice cream social on Fri­ r.ir. and Mrs. Charles Spu rlock, day evening, July 15, on the Scout Mr. and Mr s . Clayton Spurlock and pl •Ylf'OUnd next to the city build• children, Mr, and Mrs. Danny ' ' � Ing ifl �aon. Smith an� children, M r. and Mrs. Home mrdti ice cream, cake, pie, Wayne Bower and daughter, and pu_ncb and coff�e wUI b e served Mrs. Jnnire Singer and children, from 5 p, m. uptll 8 :30 p. m. Every­ all of Huntlnglon. one it wekoffle to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dudding and children, Mrs. Everett Dudding t and Miss Alm• Dudding, all of '" ' NltE:_o; Mr. and Mrs. Emm ett Ward, New Haven; Mr. and "Mrs. Charles ��( '�JI Scyoc and daughter, Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser and son Mr. aQd Mrs. Eber Rous h, .Mr. and Mrs. Gale Dudding and children, W �l!f!R•GUARD Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dudding and ..:., en. Robert Dudding, and the childr 'Mlft lMI C...,... •IMl ,........ el l ,.;. host and hosteu, all of Mason. - • yout h J un1or ' Meat Loof -·····"· - .... .. ,.;._. __ .. 69c '° It. ,,.,.r.tlOII . :a,: • • . . . . . . . . • • . . . -�-.-• . . . . - - 59c ll M111t 1ee,,1.., ..::;;:,, .. 59c ........•. _, 1 ?· •· FULLY COOKID n,....,, No further .. Bolog� • AH � . Beltsville Tu rkeys��-���-4� ..,. ··•�'• s.. F■•· Ail•�• FllltJ -·- .. f.!TI ' �!,. ■•• Wlifl � C-?'"? Gflll of Sele ·- - - �- 2 ·�- $1 Pa Porliofts .... 2 '.t: $1 A11y Packa,. tully cooked w• v · Sliced Ham for eanclwlchee -r, C"upo� , •.,,,... S.turday, JUiy f 6, 1'60 p111tihC1M 49c JI..'" ...... � 2 2 Gorton'• �;. __ Shortening ·�; . . . . - .''V. .•-� ... . . . . -.'.-�. . 3 New England � s,... lti_T�W " " " 2 .......;.., 69c _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ A, .... -r� Family Reunion Held Recently �t Dudding Home lxtra Top Value Sta1111,• - n,. Salad Dressing .•.•.v: . .•.•���,. . ; .;; Tomato Juice - - - 4 4:.: $1 P-0rk & Beans - - 2 .._... 39c _t; ; . '. 6 Orange Juicei .. ... Plclilts _ - - .... 39c Pineapple Fingers .... .•.. .... 25c Giant Pies San,lwlch .. wi.w 2 �:. 39c .....,,.. ...::., J ·::- $1 C•u�,i •11� .......,: Mp 1t,. 1NO -. 3 .... ears AVOft�••· P - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - atermelons. . . 11il llpe O-n1 II ,. W VA-fiUA RD HOUSf· PArNr •• M-. � -RS. . .IJW¥h L Ppt • . ._,,� Mcclung, who is 19, will be a sop homorc at WesI v·1rg1ma · · University where he ls active in many campus activities. This summer he is working as an instructor i n county 4-R camps throughout the state. At Older 4•H Club Members' Con(erence he as s isted Mrs. June M. Thorn, assistant state 4-H club leader with the recreatJon group. The All Star recognition Is the highest honor that can be bestow e mb o 4�i. : o' � � ee r•g\�;a tto f h o �r:i r� "Service." The H)60 Farm Youth Fair will Ceature a tractor drivin contest at 1 :30 pm Flltday, Ju!y 29 at Point Pleasant High School. Thomas Williams, president or the 4.ff Leaders' AssOciation, is chairman of th e event. · The contest fa; design ed to i,ro-mote s!l.rety llnd to give the farm youth a. .chance to demonstra t.e 1 s. 1 he 1r dn vmg s •·tt New tractors will be m1ed and will be hitched to a two-wht-cl farm implement. The main object o ! the obstacle course i s skill in handling the machine rather than speed. The points off system of scorIng will be used-the contestant with the lcut number of mistakes w ill be the winner. An instruction period will be helrl prior lo the start of th, tontest. Contestants will be l imited .ilB follows ( 1 ) Point Pleasant High School FFA four to Le selected by advisor: (2) Wahama H igh. School FFA-two to be selected by advisor ; (3) Hannan High School FFA-two to be chosen by advi1,or: and (4) 4-H Clubsone per club to be chosen by leader. The age Jim.it is 14-21 years . Prizes of $5.00; $4.00: $3.00: $2.00 and $ 1.0rJ will be awarded. • COOL DEL fGAT�S LOS· ;At;GELES' 'liPi�A\r con­ ditioning equiPfiJent at the Mem­ orial Sports Arena is working hard enough to supply a 100 pound b)O(!k of ice for every de­ legate and spectator at the Demo­ cratic National Convention, ,ac­ cording to engineers of the ca,. rier Air Conditioning Co. INDIANS SIGN QUALT!R S INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI­ Tommy Qua11crs, former Phila• dclphia Phillies ' bonus pitcher, has been signed by the Indiana­ polis Indians or the American As­ sociatio n. Time To Kepi- That Old Furnace Wilk A I Mrs. Bud Wilson and Mrs. Charles Riffle of Pomeroy entertained last Saturda� night with a bridal shower at the Wilson home in Middleport in honor of Miss Sheila Strauss, of Pomeroy. Miss Strauss, the daughter of Mr. •�d Mrs. Wil­ liam L. Strauss engagement to Bob Eastman was announced last week .. The mantle of the Wilson hom e wu decorated with streamer• e x­ tendin g from the mirror above the mantel in the shape of a steeple with white bells at the top. A min­ iature bride stnod on the stai r s leading to the hells. The gift table in front of the flre place was L"OV· ered with a white cloth and cen­ tered with an arrangement of white Shaata daisi es, baby breath and mums in a milk glass bowl. During the evening games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. June Vanvranken and M ias Sondra Potts. After Miss Strass had Opened h er gifts refreshm ents of cake and ice cream deco rated with pink bells and mints and coffee were above served to those mentioned and the following: Miss Callie Kloc s , Mrs. Louise Harrison, Mrs . Grace Whaley, Mrs. Ma-bel Brickles, Mrs. Marcelline Strauss, Miss Carolyn SI. Clair, Mrs. Winifred Ward, Mias Carolyn Milhoan, Miss Ann Bak er, Miss Kaaron Kelton, Mrs. Thelma Chase M.ra. Mae St. Clair, Mrs. Ola St. Clair, Mrs. Sadie Carl, Mrs. Eva King, Mrs. Faye Pratt, Miu _ Le e Hook, Miss Patty Blakeslee, M iss Ruth Ann Brolhers , Mis! Janet Carpenter, Mrs. Pauline �ohl, Mrs. Ida Mae Cla rk, Mrs. Helen Neutz. ling, Mrs. Iona Brkkles , Mrs. Ber• Browns Swap Ends Btcause Of Retirement CLEVELAND UPI-The Cleve­ land Browns have announced the trading or defens ive end Willie Davis to the Green Ba y Packers tor offen sive end A. D. Williams. Coach Paul Brown said the trade wa s made b£c11use Billy Howton, last season's regular of­ fensive end, had not s igned his 1960 contract and may retire. Howton was acquired from Green Bay last year. "Howton hasn't · signed and from whet I have heard In a roundabout way, he intends to re­ tire," the coach said. Williams , a speedy 215 pound s played at the College of the Paci­ fic but wa s used sparini;i;ly by the Packers last year, his first as a pro. PLUMBING & Phone WY-2-1550 •I , , I """ � � " - � ..,,..,,.,,.,,...., t-¼ tuarh c.,_, trMI & Rat1ent1 ,ltt,, T�t SAVE YOUR $A � . '1!/ �L!I'� , fresh. from the orchard- field and patch! I- ' :..-:,.' � ii � C RESH FRUIT & VEG ETABLES ff ( �- FR ES H PEACH ES� . c 4 : 49. . ' lb. 29c Seedless Grapes ';::., 2 ,•.. 49c Vine Ripe Tomatoes - . ,,.,h B•1ng Cherr1es Jul•• ---'"· 49C pkg,. 49c P:ronn Morton's Biscuits _ 2 JANI! PARKE R . • , FRESH DAlLY Coleman• Announce Birth OI Daughter 39c CHERRY PIE Ale and Mrs. Jack R. Coleman announce the birth of a daugh­ ter at Holzer Hospital today weighing leven pounds and four ounces na.med Becky Kay. Grandparents a.re Mrs. Dorothy Rhodes, Pt. Pleasant and Mr. and MrB. Bethel Coleman, M idtlleport. They have a daua:hter Kathy, age j 1 4 months. SPECIAL REG. 59c • D d 1... • 1"°'- 19C Ra1s,n . �rea mo Vienna Bread s..::,. ·�� 17c Cake Donuts :.:•,!'!� __:_.L 19c Gol.d · .�oaf Cake _... 33c 9ROWNS o,TAIN WILLIAMS CLEVELAND UPI-The Cleve­ land Browna have obtained A. D. Wllliams, an offensive e nd, from , the Green Bay Packers in exchange for defenaive end Willie Dsvle. 2t, JtM Parktf - Iott I ,.t.':01 • ' .• ANtl' �AGE • • • CREAMY, SMOOTH SALAD rt of O.r l11l1tss D R ESS ING ' SPICIAlf QI/ART JAi 45c o, '°' I nstant Coffee •• , •.••,.___ ]., $1 .29 9-oi. 10C . JI'ffy Ca ke M•IX "••o" -- ,.,. p Four 111-n. er P le llilllne A&P super-lliib,t Chuck is .elected from'ienuine grain.fed., mature ,teer beef - ■elected' fr •u• � ffef taste and tendernen, upe.rtly cut 1od trimmed for leas w11te. \OJ!. • ·.� :.·:•:• I SHOULDER CUTS ffrA ::::::?� @ @, : �� \�/ . ... .. ...·��� :;:4 -- ....-,•: ,' EngHsh .Cuf � � � -· Beef Roast ••• Round- HG�ne Beef Roast • . • Short Ribs of Beef Plate Boi ling Beef Ski nless Wieners Rib Roast of Beef Cod Fil lets �=��. __ 3 All Meat S.u�r-Rl1ht lb. 39c ... 10c ,... 55 C lb. 69c Fifth and Sixth Ribs ,.�$1 ,00 Cap'n John's Fried Fish Sticks Dressed Whiting 'I 1-lb. 4,:. 29c 2 __, ' Ground Beef �""?,. ..,! froGromund Beef is made l�an, JOO� Pllf9 bem • • Nollwia Ela e! 1'ie!b­ �eroun4 llllny times eac b · • oru, one o-ade _ HlGU on'7 o.ne prict LOWI SUPE R-RIGHT , , • CHOICE CENTER SUCES LEFT IN No! Mlnd . . . . -, v.. FULL IHANK HALF 1.,,_. MEAT FOR LOAF _ lb. 49c Smoked Hams k1/ f CK 6 5l 9 4 CHU STEAK .tr� ' EIR ST IW YENDEil ST Choice CUUI · · • W lb. 53c Whole Ham Butt Half ___ lb. 59c .. = 95 SA LE :. :: ' · S · 9Sc SHRIMP --� 2 9Sc CATSUP S 95 SPINACH --· 6 '!: 9Sc POTTED , MEAT BLEN DED �UICE 3 4:: 95c ; 9Sc TUNA FISH_ 4 •v:::.• 7 STOC K Y O U R S H E L V E S S A 'v E M O � E A T A i.. P ! T ,J. Armour's • • • Ready to Eat A&P a,■n,1 whol• K.... , . 1 Sult■n■ Brond • • • Mollklm.Slw D■1 Monte • • •With Plntopplo Vinegar S½-01. Jiffy F�..ing Mix,::::..__..!:::, 10c Sulton■ Br■nd • . . Chunk Style, Light MHt :: 29c Cider V,inegar..::-;_ ..... $1 ,00 Go Id en Corn Beans with pork 7 ,.... Limon Ann Poge Puddings 5 ,. 29c _, . Jona Peas . '• lb RED HAVEN . . . YEL LOW MEAT Llb1Joy'1 ,-"'i ; .,.- •--:' •d 1.J.i:...,;..�... ��t.h, P:4i1Jtt"l� A&P SIJPER-RIGHT , • • TENDER STEER BEEF CENTER BLADE cui::s • 111 1. MAIN STREET - ...... ..pre... -.. A&P', ,avfn.,.pod:ed food event for mid-July: the c.h-C....,. of 5u......,. Va lll'HI Every department b .tacked high with tht bett of buy■ . , . .w.ptuoua aelectlon ol f()Oda for ■umrner ealiflg at nka-low prices to 11ve you more and fflOf"e ca.ah! Come, view this spectacle this week. Be &Ure to br:tnr ah>nC a long shopping list to make the mOtrt of this gala food event! �. heart of our bu1ine11 . 3 QuollONI Plut_ ..,.,. , o llandle Your PRESCRIPTIONS M,IQ!1 ' , kllfP,JJ I :.'..:========================,,_ :_ " Ii! ' ing pre,crip tlons i, th, ; ,..; Phone WY-2-3557 For Appointment I Scouts, Families Hold Outing At Rock Sp,l"ings and BOY'S \ I � We carry a · camplete stock of drug atore needs, cosmetic s, dependable hame needs . . . but .'', Hysel l's Beauty Shoppe � . 11,,,a;ffMJ • Ht■ Mlddleport, 0Mo Hair Styles Of The Month I Choe, ch,rr:, •r Vanilla Iced Ph.,,. WY-Ntlf I I 'I''- (tWin's ·N . SECOND AYE. I I ,<fg rx;::��)s,�r1 ------ Royal Crown � · ited Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ash and UNIMPLOYMINT CLIMM toJ'J', the t..bor Department II.Id Birth 1, A nnounced family Sunday. WASHINGTON UPI-A flood Tueldly, James Walker, Shiron Walker By Billy WillUJm,o,u of more than two milli(ln youn1 Unemployment climbed by • .and Rei:gie Phalin visited Mr. and M.r . .and Mr■ Billy Williamson ' job 1eeken in t o the l.1bor force �includinc 800.000 teen •sen Mrs. · Lewla Walker TUelday f!v�n- of Rutland, announce the birth lncrea,ed unemployment lut -to 4,"23,000 a l..montll 11J1b. rng . of ah eight pound, 1even ounce month, but al10 bootited employ- EmplO)'ment r01t b)' 1,171,000 lO 10n, David Lee, Tuesday, July ment to the highest level in bi1- 681170,000 . . '.lrl r. and Mn. Han10n Holter vis- 12 al Holzer Hospital . Grandpar­ JLed Mr . . ind Mn. Harold Holler ent1 are Mr. and Mra. C. J. Struble .aud family .01 Lonr Bollom Wed- j Pomeroy and Mrs. Harry William• nesday evemng. ■on, Rutl.a'.ld, Mr . and Mr1. Ot to �rt rs. Ali ce Davia visited her ,Ii i· Iles, Logan are great &randpart er and brother•in-law, Mr. and , ent■. Mrs. Albert Baer. Mn. Le w_is Walker called on Mrs. F IGHT RESULTS Harry Da v is, Mr.s. Wendell JeHen Hair Slylial-Helen Donl NEW YORK UPI _ a..r1I• {Kld) and Ml"8. Florence Haer Wednesday P•r•t, 1 !2¼, Cub., knoc.kad out afternoon. 3 YEARS EXPERIENCE' GarMt (Suga r) Hart, 1531A, Phil• I , Mrs. Edi t h Sisson and so ns ot •delph la, (6--non-tHle). WITH ADVANCED HAIR• Pomeroy vi .s ited her parents, Mr , I FOR T E R I E, Ont. UP1 - Joey STYLING and Mrs. Hanson Holter, Sunday. Giambra, 157, Burfalo, knockN out Mr. and Mrs . Henry Sprouse and Bobby Hufh", 167, P■nnsyfvianla, Now Added To The Slaff Of daughter, Betty, returned to their I ( 2) KEES T P F.i r UPI � l Mc POI. , , John-home al i point after s nd ng � a wee k with M r. and Mr:; . Robert I ny Mor ris, 160, P 1ttsbur9'i, cwt' po inted Ton y Du pa,, 153. Na w Or· La uderm ilt and other relatives. leans, (10). Mrs. Laurence Napper Jr . has re• LOS ANG E LES UPI _ Enrfqve turned home after spending last (H.mk) Ac.vn, 127 1h , LM Angeln 11':-ek as a counBelor at a �uarene knocked out Ramon Sar mtento, 1 Girls Camp in Columbus. 1 30, Maxlcal l, Mn, 1<0 , _i14 :'.'l- ___ �� ,MNTI NI. GI DURING'o I MAKE A• DATEI TO. "LUBRI��TE" I E ( K Y S' � -� , j 'Ji�• By Mrs. AINJla Wilker Mn. K.atherille A■hbrook of Short Creek. W, Vt., ha■ �n vis­ Jting Mr. and Mr1. Harry DavUI. Mi■a Janetta Cunningham of Ma­ son i,,Jslled with Mr. and Mrs . Wen• dell Jefferii. Mr. 11.nd Mrs. Wendell Jeffers and son, Jimmie Joe, attended the Chase reunion at a park near Chil• lkothe. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs . -Mrs. Mildred Dains visited her Walker w ere tMr, and Mn. Lewis slster. Mn. Mary Shaeffer, Wed­ Elsworth olhorn, Mr. Mike Osborn nesday. ol East Liverpool, . Mr. and Mrs. ·Mrs. Ullian Napper vi sited Mr. Harry Osborn Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Walker Thursday Roy Curtis of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Napper of Minersevening. Albert i:a er (!alled on his broth· ville and 'M r, and Mrs. Virgil Walker, Charles Baer, Sunday morning. er of Bashan. M rs. Albert Baer, M rs. Alice Da• Ernest Bing vis ited his grandpar­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baer on vis. Art Eppl e .m d two da ughters, Tuesday. Janice and Mary Pickering and Mn. Hanson Holter called on aon. Bruce of Athens, visi ted John Mrs. Lewis Walker. Epple and family of Flatwoods on Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Sunday afternoon. 1Mr. and Mrs . John Russell of Ash, Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs . John Russell ,md family of Marion and John and Candice vis-- Cub Scouta of Pack 246 and the ir families met Saturday evening al the Rock Springe Fairgrounds. Pre­ cedin g the meeting home made ice cream and cake were served with the Rev. Francis H. Glazier asking grace. Cubmaster Dwight Lo1:::tm pre­ sented Bobcat pinS to Max Folmer and Mike Young during the meet• ing. A discussion was held on the cub Scout Golden Jubilee Day out­ ing which will be held at the fair­ grounds, Sunday, July 24, at 2 p. .m. A meetin!! to plan for this af. fair wes announced for Friday at B p. m. at the Rock Springs Metho­ Giambra Is Hungry dist Church. All Cub Scout oflcials the 1mtire area are urged to at­ of For Gene Fullu,er . tend FORT ERIE, Ont. UPI - Joey Giambra, who onc e wa s a top-rank• ed contender for th e middleweight cruwn, says arter one more fight Club Entertained he'll be ready for champion Gene At Straws Home Fullmer. Mrs. Arth,1u Strauss entertained "I'm hungry for Fullmer," said her card club Monday evening at the BuHalo•horn Giambra after her home in Middleport. Guest scoring a second-round knockout players for the evening were Mrs over Bobby Hughes of Erie, Pa., Durward Cummings and Mrs. Jaek � Tuesday night at the Fort Erie Satterfield. Arena. Prizes were awarded to Mra. Joe Bailey and Mrs. Donald Low­ ery, Others playing were Mrs . Kenneth McElhinney, Mrs. Den­ ver Rice, Mrs. Paul Theiss and Mrs, Ralph Sisson. At the close of the evening de­ licious re fre shments were serv ed by the hostess. IIUMU - - - - REDl)(:fp .•, ·• .• •_·.�. ·- ' ' '1 .•1·!•• . ' · • • Items Of Interest An outdoor dedicatory service was held recently at the First United Presbyteri.t11 Church of Syracllae for the addition which is being built to the church. Rev. Howard Ruppelt, p&11tor of the church was in charse of the ser­ vice. The elders and trustees of the church are In charge of the buUd­ ing and include Mr. and M rs . Pearl :dcBrlde, Mrs. Mamie Holm es Mrs. James Quick, William F. Win e brenne r, Richard Duckworth, Mrs. A. H. Du rst, Miss Frankie , Mumaw, Mrs. Ea rl Nease, Mrs. Tom Clark, Mrs. G eorge Schneider, Mrs. A." H. Durst, M rs. Roy Holmes and H er• man London. HEATING ll!lddl9•0rt Marion, M r. and Mr■. Karold Smith and family of Raci ne. Mn. Dick Am and family of Syracuae, Pearl AJh of Pomeroy. A ■teak bo1rbei:u� waa enjoyed. �..t:n. H enry Sprou.sP and dau&b• lcr, Be tty, vi,1Le.l wirh Mr. and Mr1. Lewla Wa1rKer Saturday afternoon. Lewis Walker has a foot infec, tk,n. . Rev. Victor Brown fil kd the p � l · p 1 l at the Foreat Run Methodist Church on Sunday. Syracuse Church Is Dedicot,ed WllLIS ANTHONY .-URGAINS Ct!ECI OUR­ $1 .00 tAILE w our 88c TW 'lfes and Children's IATHING SU�TS :I · . - New Addition To SEE US FOR FREE ESTIMA TES �\IY CLEA�A.N(:E "Ev��!"!! I� Hµdware" . Pomeroy W, � II&. nice Saxton, Mrs. Helen Maag, Miss Myrn.a Maag, Mr.s. Beulah Strauss, Misa Mary Amberger, Mrs. Vila Carl and Mlliscs Carla and Colleen Wil11on. Sending !lifts but unable to at­ tend were Miss Hazelene West­ fall, Mi ss Betty Hall, Miu Janel Rhodes, Jo Ellen Follrod, Miss Dorothy Arnold, Mrs. Susan Rawl­ ings , Mrs. Betty Rawlings, Mrs. PauliD e Spener, Mrs. Jessie Curtisr Mrs. Donna Vance, Mills Rita Ball, Mrs. Gladys Cukler, Mls.s Jean Ann Webst e r, Miss Rose Horak, Miss Mary Andrew, Miss Ona Cool and Misa Thelma Campbell. Clrlal SelYIS 18 G�S FURNACE ' IlfEN'S Shower At Wilson Home In Middleport on, New American Standard 'i�r. and Mrs. George Heines en­ tertained with a dinner Sunday at their home, Hemlock Grove, Gues ts were Mrs. Nora Eall:in and Mr. and Mrs. Jfarter Sehael of '·l)jfto� Mn. William Killinger •� 'lit, and· .:Mrs. Theo Heines, 1J.;int�k Grove, and Mn. Don Oru-:ile'r'� and daught'er, Kim, of c 9 5 i!()ii" ii ,, UJ , ,t A member of the Good Luck Clover Leaf, McClung has been ac t ive in 4-H for eight y ears . During t h is time he has complcted approx i mat ely 12 proj ects. Enlerl'4n Sunda.y $1 PLUMS _.._.._ ,.._._ .. 29c CUC::UMIE'-'=4"'2�� • •_ ., �!�cCoy won • Juhling McClune, Hartlord. was seleclcd a member of the W est Vi rg i n ia All Stars, 4-H during honorar )' o rganiz n tion, OIJer 4-H Club ?th>mbers' Confe re nce al J al"kson's MHl. ------ ----- Romail11. ., .... ,_ � 19c ._. 1 9c ' Bu1 49c No. 2½ 2.•. � �• • • • �. . . lxtr• Top Val11• Sta"9.. 'l'hfs 49c Kidney Beans ·4 ... ........ ........ Buns ' . E E . -- ■ ■: • • · · · · let Cr11■ W-1'1! � - .• ..., � Sherbet - • _ � ... 59c Cheese Spread • c J d..� . J Miss Sheila Strauss Honored WJth Bridal hlue award on her dairy fooda prese11talion M isses W i l liams, Priddy, Eehenour, McCoy, Marlin end Keener w ill rt>prusent 1 he re�ion a� the state conlf'SI in August. .an frNetone Peaches - .... . - 3 ""· $1 Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 13, 1960-3 Dally Sentlnel, • Forest Run ----�------------------ :?.-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 1 3, 1960 - - --- - --- can, 11::. Doi C 95c Mont• . , . Tonder A&P lr■nd . . • Orengo ■nd Gr1pelrutt-Pure Sau90ge, 5, 4:;. 95c Vienna 00 Stew ------ 1 =.· 95c �f • > .. .. .; �Presentation Of Awar� Highli ghted Closing Cermwnies Of Ann11a] . Mason Coun ty 4-H Camp '• • • ( ( �.I, _l?�Ji�nahon o,f awards wai; tl)..e \J),tUlgbl or cfoSil)& ceremonu:- � of tNi aonual Ma.5,09 County -l H can;ip he"ld recently at Southside accotQ.i.oa to Miss Janet Wal lact', ._H club agent. The awards presented, according to �iS5 Wallace .. �ere as follows Mik e Love. Spmt of lhe C am p . Representing the 4 H's were !,,!ar1· : K Stephen.� un. Jlt>ad , Jack ie Cape- ry Brau . Caro! Kegley. Steve h;1rt , H eart . Jud) ( ;t•n.1 . H<1nd : and Bra,u, Danny Crit.cnfield, EHza N H"k) i\ 1chulson ll t> .i lth belli Bure-ham, Diana lirimm, Jeff l'.aull'tta Bt·rrnt>I L . Polly Mac-Un rey Holstein, JennHer Zerkle. M <1 r sd1olarsh1µ tn S t alt• ( ; 1 r h ' 4 H v 1 n A ustin, Barbara Sherry, l'ti:irl Camp. Augus1 8 1 3 �:lLNr n Housh. f'a·kens, Sharon St'hwartz Fr.1 nn•s Tubb) Ho!!:J!:S .-. eholarsh1p to State l\ el'ner, Bill Mr{'onih ,y, Lar) Rood Boys · 4 H C.imp, A 11gus1 I 6, Thom - lind Curlis King. as Willia ms. Li•on Lud-:1t>s leader Tribal Loyalty _ Jantt Esht'n and µrt's1dent of the Mason county aur, Sandra Morgan, Ti n a li1as. 4 II Le.iders Assonal lon, special John McConihay, Randall Roush, (;n•f'n .ind Whi t e Le<1dersh1p S<1 111my Wray, Glen Sh11m, Mary aW<1nl Ann Rickard, Jane Sterne. Arlin!:' . on Roush, Mike Bugg, Linda . !\llartin. .. an<l wh ·I t e Di ,u rttn . s C'-Sheld Heverly Burns, Sam \'kNeill and , Housh, Hebeccu Martin, Charlene Da id E· d Dll'hl. Janet Rit-e, Linda Tatterson, r:uck/ N�Ckel _ Mar>· K . Smi t h, Suf' Wray. �arrell �abury. Jud)' Edith Sf'brell. Joan V anMatre. Osh• Janie Turner Conn1t> \otlnl1. r. H i,: er L k e I Sh 0 y t•I. cnr�!Ptta Barker, Heverly Ht•ll - 1 i;� \ 1e:::� Jan�<·e Hc��Y ��\�;: r e r . C1111;1 d1a Zerkle. M.iiry P iddy, a,rd �olland S�ndra Crank . · John Don Slnnn. Diane Crump and Suz- Somml'r, Li�da LathPy, Nancy Mor• .. nna Crump. . t: Dan I eI , J ane t Tu rner, gan . LI nct a >I H onore. bl e � en t'ion- Danny Lo ve Sam M cNeil l, Patty Thom pson, \farlha Bal l , Sus�n �rancis, Mar- r John Nibert. Mike Lambert, Brf'n . sha Patterso n, '1iC'k l� Ye5ter, Lar- da Steele, Vickif" Ste,·le. June 1 ,ca;;;;;;;;;;aa;;�;;;;=;;;;--..aa;;.._;;;:.==;;:;---.;;;.--.;;;;;;,I Keener, David Nibert. Hill Hamm. Mike Lewis, Nant·y Proffitt, Suet­ t;i Daugh erty. First year campers were present• , ed the Lucky Penny Award. 1 I I See the YELLOW PAGES CLOSING OUT Sum me r Lin e Of I I.and Transit.rs John Brick.Jes, Emm<1 Brickles, to Earl W .. Janet M. Robinson, lot . 466, Middleport. Edith S.. James R. Davis to James L., Mara:ret Mahokey, Lot l eti, Pomeroy. Glorja l\nn Ebersbach to George A. Ebenl:m�h, lot, Middleport. Arvel Elk..ina. Cuma Elkins to Charl ea Henry, Betty Jane Diehl, parceb, Salitbury. HATS Phil lip Sist�.-, Style Sho p POHEBOY, OHIO COIJII.T STBEET R D Rill, Edna Hill to Sidney T Hussell, Donna T Russell, lot. S11lt:'m �. S Sore to Bertha M . S .iiyre. lot 4-16, Sutton A. W Hendnrks. :Mamie 1::lend­ r1l"kS, ttoherl Ht•ndr1rks, Mar)' He ri dricks Cor� r .. n. Artie He n dricks Hilt>. Leroy Hite to H arry W Hen Undc:. and Tressie Hendricks. 1/5 ;h:re, Salisbury. Early Ohio Library Has Most Unusual, Dramati� Beginning I 9!:J.,\ FeII OwshiP H Ids sr 'ft li. Session Sunday .Lie Br f d Fry 3-l-a,-.ed Fry -�· ft-.. � at'lft Wlt191 -·· .. 19c Breasts .. c .,. ._ '71; ft- ••• -- .. toe I !)' ' t May Co Up By $37,"l MI•11•JOO -ilU . '•-=--r, E• ·. vents CoJg_J:DJI JJl�f: J �f 5 5 Legs.f.;-.� 45• -_,...,.,. Ground Chuck - - - - .., ., 69c Ham ..... .... - ._ .. , 45c 3 .1 ax pa me y w& Yif:P ry. '-===::::�===::::ee:::::::::::::::::::::=-:::::::,::::::::::::=,,,-~,,,-::,,-,,.'--'.:::::::::_:::::::::::_:.:_________________ Pi.Ce r'l..:..r..._, ;yw·■ Sale , � �:!,! .���" Te o Maso o An early Ohio library had a ins u rmountable objet·!. But . as members par1 1t·1pah' cl 111 !he re• mo�t unusual an d dramatic origin. was so oflen the case m early gion<1I demom,t r,1 ! 1011 ari d public II 1s th e now famous ''Coonskin Am�rican history. someone sup- speaking contf'�ts il l l!uant' Cuun• Librery'' that was located in the piled the answer to the problem. 1y 4-H C'amp near c ; a nclr1·i !lf' hills of southern Ohio at Ames in Jabez True suggested that the Sheron N' i bert and Benn _,. Bark· Athens County. young people o( the community er earh reeeived n·d ribbons rn Haymond J-1. Harbretht,. Louise Today the library corridor of trap raccoons and send their public speaking. Th i• 1 up1t· nf Harbrecht to Board of Educa\ion. the Ohio Historical Society i n skins to a hide market in Bos• the i r t alks was conservation. !'omero�· Exemp t ed School Dis­ · C,o I um bus houses th e on· gma · I vo I · t011. Transportation t o the Hub In team demonstratwm ttlary trn-'"L, Lot IO, Pomeroy. umes that composed the oddly City was no probl ia m, for Samuel P riddy and A nn W i l l i il ms wer" Brown expected to � o east in a awa r ded blue r ibbo Jt:. . Their 10 W1lltam B. Peeples , Margaret M . nam� d " Coonskin Library ." wagon within a few mouths. Peeples to Board of Education pie was pholograpli:fran(' es Ames se t tlers felt a great comPumeroy Exempted Village School n er and Rebe n· <1 Marl in won ee . K . . pulsion to have their childreh o� Nn1.f!,s, q.i;L_d v 1 c 1m1 y re d ribb,iris for ri'movin stains. Tlil,, D1sti'irt. Lot 1 1 , Pomeroy. g educated be yond generallf alf. '!ferF, S�f:f ·�uil,1t1't r:t:,S so, b� l he r,• . Gcort,:e W. Cundifl, Viola l M a ( ; • , ,·[a"" ou l Pamela a "d " "" " ' -..:: 8tin dIrdI of the d ay: Th ' "-e cep '·d '""11 ' · dY to t � ave C ot tril l <lemon si r••ti•·' . ""' q•, WU" �� Cundiff to M•rnrice Moore, Eve. maki ._. j n" u " ' real;. ...ed that books were t� fi,i e•st •t•• 9 r ab� ri - 1 urks anil darts ror whirh they lyn Moore, lots, Syracuse , . � � � :;o;r. •, :,,1' � . �1 '\ . , · It seeds of knowledge and witho J ac��,4 ,,Qst�n In' � ld w t' r £' aw a rded whil e ribbo ns. them t he most they could hopl!: � 1 /� r l st t1m e r t d a hl u e ._ �t� . J an i.'! F.sh cn,wr rt't' t' v • for would be to have their you •,· ng30l)t'ti!) e,� t>fi . r, ¥:/"•!. o, 1 h e nblJon x e 'D . dcmi.n.� : :-llpressmg her on :. tif� r�, 1,1,ev. }' A ' .. sters grow up aware only of � c•o''n4 r ,l6:!"""';,':' i·,\p , . ...,-mmu;�e, ! · bare essential s ol existence. • 1.' �,�u, 114 , rris. • d �v. MahasA I ack _of m�ne y loo�ed as.3.Y.tl er, s� ks U 8 0. l�f.4 ac.Qfulr• (�� th7 ne"V HOLZER HOSPITAL �'F.t volu�es ( a tto l t oil of Admitted July 1 1 : Mrs. Clyqe •· ·· Jones, Pomeroy; Pearl Goff.: .. The .Juninr Youth Fellowship or Langnill e ; Mrs, ElnJer Finla\f, TJ,;i9n 1'r9'WJJ'S rg, t ur1,1 tg Onio , . t he Mason Methodist Cburch m et Harrl.!Lonville; . �e�o� 1:Uchard Warnei', or · efl formally or• r on Sunday evening at the home of PomefOY; John Thompson, Langj: 1 i� tli� 'f.e� s �- � lll'V As• . . , ?h i � s Wxpayers will hav� /"t7, �" tJ,ey . Qn. -� Uary S t ewa r t The meeting waa vHJe ; "Mrs. David Rous h, Letari; , 1 held on the lawn of the S�wart Mrs. Bill Williamson, Rutland•. al'fi. _ ij· EJ;l.��ti u C1,1 tl ar ' ' the pa id m�reascd_ !_axes of approx! • 4 mate]y �75 m1l_llon for the two1 m;, , , home. W illtarri kus■l!!r , Pomeroy. 'l'W qlf 1J._arlan . " · _ rear period ending June 30. 1 ')61 , The eve11ing opened with recrea• Dismissed July 1 1 ; Mrs . Alfre . ' · ,0 ; l!��L qm if the cu r_r ent flo� of ta x revclion followed by a vesper aervice Crown, Mrs, James 13rown anl · nues con , m ues l or th e uext led by Gary Stewart After the son; Mrs. Re" 'Unroe and d.d'� , �. lwelv_e month s. . mee 1 ing a wi e ner roast was enjoy- gbter: Mrs . Cheater Knopp ah� m; . � This w.e� m<licated today by Pd hy the following: s on; Mr8. Robert Saxon and d,uStale Auditor .Jam_es _A . Rhodes, Mrs . Sarah Spencer, Mrs. June gbter; Mrs. Orvllle Lik ens and b.a_sed upon a �roJectwn of reV an M') tre, Allen Tyree, Joan daught er; Mrs. Howard · Birch. ce1pt.s u_( !he fiscal year Just and Carolyn Van · Matre, Nancy field, Mrs . Otl.s Martin, M ra. 'G . dosed,_ mto the secon_d year . of · Proffitt, Suzan Johnson, Shelia W. Pendleton, Louis l>uncan Sr., 1 2 :1 11 ffll".U the t "'o-year_ beo�keep�ng period. 1 · liilili Johnson, Katherine Johnson, Phyl• Thoma s Clutts, Mrs. Forrest JohnRhodes s�id �• s- estin:iates exJis Queen, Betty Riley, Glenn John- son, Harle)' Mo siman Jr. 3 p eluded pu?II< . utility excise laxes, . Birth1 July 1 1 Mr and Mr&. son, Jlarvietta Newland and Gary The . Pwit Cotp)ci�9r,1 of Chester hut took into account bo t h the Stewart. ,... David Lee Rou sh son Letart Council D,a11gb••r1 of America will lim ": � e ted _, , :C... � -'!.;_:.::...-=-=::...=;_:::.:::·_::;::::·_::;:;::_::;·- meet at the h�me of Mrs. Oscar S � $l 20 million from th (' additiona l two-eent gasoline tax · Weber. A m ,,cellan eous shower and the added revenue s re sulting honoring po!Q,re11 Kraeuter, whose fro m' th f' exe<'Ut i ve order incre asmarriage will be an event of Auirig rctnil licJuor prices. guat, will be h eld. The Federated Clrcle w'll meet The Increased "take'' for the at the chu rch at 6 p. m. for a pol• two-year period will he about $64 luck picnic s11ppcr with dessert million above the revised esliprovided by the hos tesses, Mrs. mated revcnuf>s of $31 1 million, Phil Williamson , Mrs. Len.a Huber as prf>St'nlcd to the legisla1tire and Mrs . William Baker. following enactment of the adMeigs County Volunteer Fire- ministratio n's ta x program. men's Assoclation meets at SyraIn project ing hi.� rigurrs for cuse Town }fall 8 p, m. h t new fiscal 1960· 1961 year, e il The White Rose Lodge w l meef this Wednesday afternoon at Rhodl's used a.� a basis t he $424the' American Legion Hall in 126,550 whi c h 1 he 1 0 ma j or tax sources prod11ced for the last fis�fi:tdl eport at 1 p. m. Th� Meigs County Foxhunters cal year , This represented an Ass ociation will meet in a regular in c rease of $85,684,631 over 1he ses5ion Wednesday at Bald Knobs total receipts these same t mc sources brought in for the 1959 al 8 p. m. , fiscal year. JULY 14 This means that these taxes will Th e Twilight Garden Club will mee t al the home of Mrs. Carrie produ ce $ 1 71,369,26 2 €or the twoNye, Mulberry Ave., at 6 p, m. for ye.i r period. In addition, the $4 8 � a picnic supper, Mrs. W. R. Shas, millio n realized from · liquor pro-Your 0111111,. teen is eo-hoatess . A special fea - fits means an. increase or $26,,lure or lbe evenin g will be a work 700,000 per year, or $53,400,000 shop 111 charge of M rs . Paul Baer for t he biennium. These increailed ta"e.� , together " f the· 'qieBtil Gilrden Club. • f'drtland -- "\vor.thW'hile Gui ld with the b005t ,illL,•iiquor prices me�ts al the home of Maxine and the estimated • $-120 million Price at 7 p m. Thursday for a resulting from the two-cent gaso• · line tax increase wilt provide picnic supper. an over. all increase o f $364,769,· J!,lly 1 5 262 in the ta x "take" for the two The Homebulli:Jers Cla!>S of the year period. Bradford · Church of Christ will meeL Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the church. �oming Events July 17 The Capehart family re union With 1h11 Coupo.n ond p11rcho11t of has been set for Sunday, July 17, 2 Pkg,. ,, the Syracuse Park. A basket � ' • , r- �' f , at • •' I ', will be served at noon. dinner · C:;upo" ,.11p1,,, Satufi.iir, )11ly 1a, 19 All relatives are urged to b·e pre­ sent. Mr. and Mr1- Dennis Dudding or Mason were recent hos ts at their home to a · reunion of members of Mother', Club Will their ramily. Span,or �oci(il Friday Attending were Mr. and Mrs. 1nae Mason Mothers ('lub will Ca rroll Workman and rhildren, 1poru1or Ice cream social on Fri­ r.ir. and Mrs. Charles Spu rlock, day evening, July 15, on the Scout Mr. and Mr s . Clayton Spurlock and pl •Ylf'OUnd next to the city build• children, Mr, and Mrs. Danny ' ' � Ing ifl �aon. Smith an� children, M r. and Mrs. Home mrdti ice cream, cake, pie, Wayne Bower and daughter, and pu_ncb and coff�e wUI b e served Mrs. Jnnire Singer and children, from 5 p, m. uptll 8 :30 p. m. Every­ all of Huntlnglon. one it wekoffle to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dudding and children, Mrs. Everett Dudding t and Miss Alm• Dudding, all of '" ' NltE:_o; Mr. and Mrs. Emm ett Ward, New Haven; Mr. and "Mrs. Charles ��( '�JI Scyoc and daughter, Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser and son Mr. aQd Mrs. Eber Rous h, .Mr. and Mrs. Gale Dudding and children, W �l!f!R•GUARD Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dudding and ..:., en. Robert Dudding, and the childr 'Mlft lMI C...,... •IMl ,........ el l ,.;. host and hosteu, all of Mason. - • yout h J un1or ' Meat Loof -·····"· - .... .. ,.;._. __ .. 69c '° It. ,,.,.r.tlOII . :a,: • • . . . . . . . . • • . . . -�-.-• . . . . - - 59c ll M111t 1ee,,1.., ..::;;:,, .. 59c ........•. _, 1 ?· •· FULLY COOKID n,....,, No further .. Bolog� • AH � . Beltsville Tu rkeys��-���-4� ..,. ··•�'• s.. F■•· Ail•�• FllltJ -·- .. f.!TI ' �!,. ■•• Wlifl � C-?'"? Gflll of Sele ·- - - �- 2 ·�- $1 Pa Porliofts .... 2 '.t: $1 A11y Packa,. tully cooked w• v · Sliced Ham for eanclwlchee -r, C"upo� , •.,,,... S.turday, JUiy f 6, 1'60 p111tihC1M 49c JI..'" ...... � 2 2 Gorton'• �;. __ Shortening ·�; . . . . - .''V. .•-� ... . . . . -.'.-�. . 3 New England � s,... lti_T�W " " " 2 .......;.., 69c _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ A, .... -r� Family Reunion Held Recently �t Dudding Home lxtra Top Value Sta1111,• - n,. Salad Dressing .•.•.v: . .•.•���,. . ; .;; Tomato Juice - - - 4 4:.: $1 P-0rk & Beans - - 2 .._... 39c _t; ; . '. 6 Orange Juicei .. ... Plclilts _ - - .... 39c Pineapple Fingers .... .•.. .... 25c Giant Pies San,lwlch .. wi.w 2 �:. 39c .....,,.. ...::., J ·::- $1 C•u�,i •11� .......,: Mp 1t,. 1NO -. 3 .... ears AVOft�••· P - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - atermelons. . . 11il llpe O-n1 II ,. W VA-fiUA RD HOUSf· PArNr •• M-. � -RS. . .IJW¥h L Ppt • . ._,,� Mcclung, who is 19, will be a sop homorc at WesI v·1rg1ma · · University where he ls active in many campus activities. This summer he is working as an instructor i n county 4-R camps throughout the state. At Older 4•H Club Members' Con(erence he as s isted Mrs. June M. Thorn, assistant state 4-H club leader with the recreatJon group. The All Star recognition Is the highest honor that can be bestow e mb o 4�i. : o' � � ee r•g\�;a tto f h o �r:i r� "Service." The H)60 Farm Youth Fair will Ceature a tractor drivin contest at 1 :30 pm Flltday, Ju!y 29 at Point Pleasant High School. Thomas Williams, president or the 4.ff Leaders' AssOciation, is chairman of th e event. · The contest fa; design ed to i,ro-mote s!l.rety llnd to give the farm youth a. .chance to demonstra t.e 1 s. 1 he 1r dn vmg s •·tt New tractors will be m1ed and will be hitched to a two-wht-cl farm implement. The main object o ! the obstacle course i s skill in handling the machine rather than speed. The points off system of scorIng will be used-the contestant with the lcut number of mistakes w ill be the winner. An instruction period will be helrl prior lo the start of th, tontest. Contestants will be l imited .ilB follows ( 1 ) Point Pleasant High School FFA four to Le selected by advisor: (2) Wahama H igh. School FFA-two to be selected by advisor ; (3) Hannan High School FFA-two to be chosen by advi1,or: and (4) 4-H Clubsone per club to be chosen by leader. The age Jim.it is 14-21 years . Prizes of $5.00; $4.00: $3.00: $2.00 and $ 1.0rJ will be awarded. • COOL DEL fGAT�S LOS· ;At;GELES' 'liPi�A\r con­ ditioning equiPfiJent at the Mem­ orial Sports Arena is working hard enough to supply a 100 pound b)O(!k of ice for every de­ legate and spectator at the Demo­ cratic National Convention, ,ac­ cording to engineers of the ca,. rier Air Conditioning Co. INDIANS SIGN QUALT!R S INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI­ Tommy Qua11crs, former Phila• dclphia Phillies ' bonus pitcher, has been signed by the Indiana­ polis Indians or the American As­ sociatio n. Time To Kepi- That Old Furnace Wilk A I Mrs. Bud Wilson and Mrs. Charles Riffle of Pomeroy entertained last Saturda� night with a bridal shower at the Wilson home in Middleport in honor of Miss Sheila Strauss, of Pomeroy. Miss Strauss, the daughter of Mr. •�d Mrs. Wil­ liam L. Strauss engagement to Bob Eastman was announced last week .. The mantle of the Wilson hom e wu decorated with streamer• e x­ tendin g from the mirror above the mantel in the shape of a steeple with white bells at the top. A min­ iature bride stnod on the stai r s leading to the hells. The gift table in front of the flre place was L"OV· ered with a white cloth and cen­ tered with an arrangement of white Shaata daisi es, baby breath and mums in a milk glass bowl. During the evening games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. June Vanvranken and M ias Sondra Potts. After Miss Strass had Opened h er gifts refreshm ents of cake and ice cream deco rated with pink bells and mints and coffee were above served to those mentioned and the following: Miss Callie Kloc s , Mrs. Louise Harrison, Mrs . Grace Whaley, Mrs. Ma-bel Brickles, Mrs. Marcelline Strauss, Miss Carolyn SI. Clair, Mrs. Winifred Ward, Mias Carolyn Milhoan, Miss Ann Bak er, Miss Kaaron Kelton, Mrs. Thelma Chase M.ra. Mae St. Clair, Mrs. Ola St. Clair, Mrs. Sadie Carl, Mrs. Eva King, Mrs. Faye Pratt, Miu _ Le e Hook, Miss Patty Blakeslee, M iss Ruth Ann Brolhers , Mis! Janet Carpenter, Mrs. Pauline �ohl, Mrs. Ida Mae Cla rk, Mrs. Helen Neutz. ling, Mrs. Iona Brkkles , Mrs. Ber• Browns Swap Ends Btcause Of Retirement CLEVELAND UPI-The Cleve­ land Browns have announced the trading or defens ive end Willie Davis to the Green Ba y Packers tor offen sive end A. D. Williams. Coach Paul Brown said the trade wa s made b£c11use Billy Howton, last season's regular of­ fensive end, had not s igned his 1960 contract and may retire. Howton was acquired from Green Bay last year. "Howton hasn't · signed and from whet I have heard In a roundabout way, he intends to re­ tire," the coach said. Williams , a speedy 215 pound s played at the College of the Paci­ fic but wa s used sparini;i;ly by the Packers last year, his first as a pro. PLUMBING & Phone WY-2-1550 •I , , I """ � � " - � ..,,..,,.,,.,,...., t-¼ tuarh c.,_, trMI & Rat1ent1 ,ltt,, T�t SAVE YOUR $A � . '1!/ �L!I'� , fresh. from the orchard- field and patch! I- ' :..-:,.' � ii � C RESH FRUIT & VEG ETABLES ff ( �- FR ES H PEACH ES� . c 4 : 49. . ' lb. 29c Seedless Grapes ';::., 2 ,•.. 49c Vine Ripe Tomatoes - . ,,.,h B•1ng Cherr1es Jul•• ---'"· 49C pkg,. 49c P:ronn Morton's Biscuits _ 2 JANI! PARKE R . • , FRESH DAlLY Coleman• Announce Birth OI Daughter 39c CHERRY PIE Ale and Mrs. Jack R. Coleman announce the birth of a daugh­ ter at Holzer Hospital today weighing leven pounds and four ounces na.med Becky Kay. Grandparents a.re Mrs. Dorothy Rhodes, Pt. Pleasant and Mr. and MrB. Bethel Coleman, M idtlleport. They have a daua:hter Kathy, age j 1 4 months. SPECIAL REG. 59c • D d 1... • 1"°'- 19C Ra1s,n . �rea mo Vienna Bread s..::,. ·�� 17c Cake Donuts :.:•,!'!� __:_.L 19c Gol.d · .�oaf Cake _... 33c 9ROWNS o,TAIN WILLIAMS CLEVELAND UPI-The Cleve­ land Browna have obtained A. D. Wllliams, an offensive e nd, from , the Green Bay Packers in exchange for defenaive end Willie Dsvle. 2t, JtM Parktf - Iott I ,.t.':01 • ' .• ANtl' �AGE • • • CREAMY, SMOOTH SALAD rt of O.r l11l1tss D R ESS ING ' SPICIAlf QI/ART JAi 45c o, '°' I nstant Coffee •• , •.••,.___ ]., $1 .29 9-oi. 10C . JI'ffy Ca ke M•IX "••o" -- ,.,. p Four 111-n. er P le llilllne A&P super-lliib,t Chuck is .elected from'ienuine grain.fed., mature ,teer beef - ■elected' fr •u• � ffef taste and tendernen, upe.rtly cut 1od trimmed for leas w11te. \OJ!. • ·.� :.·:•:• I SHOULDER CUTS ffrA ::::::?� @ @, : �� \�/ . ... .. ...·��� :;:4 -- ....-,•: ,' EngHsh .Cuf � � � -· Beef Roast ••• Round- HG�ne Beef Roast • . • Short Ribs of Beef Plate Boi ling Beef Ski nless Wieners Rib Roast of Beef Cod Fil lets �=��. __ 3 All Meat S.u�r-Rl1ht lb. 39c ... 10c ,... 55 C lb. 69c Fifth and Sixth Ribs ,.�$1 ,00 Cap'n John's Fried Fish Sticks Dressed Whiting 'I 1-lb. 4,:. 29c 2 __, ' Ground Beef �""?,. ..,! froGromund Beef is made l�an, JOO� Pllf9 bem • • Nollwia Ela e! 1'ie!b­ �eroun4 llllny times eac b · • oru, one o-ade _ HlGU on'7 o.ne prict LOWI SUPE R-RIGHT , , • CHOICE CENTER SUCES LEFT IN No! Mlnd . . . . -, v.. FULL IHANK HALF 1.,,_. MEAT FOR LOAF _ lb. 49c Smoked Hams k1/ f CK 6 5l 9 4 CHU STEAK .tr� ' EIR ST IW YENDEil ST Choice CUUI · · • W lb. 53c Whole Ham Butt Half ___ lb. 59c .. = 95 SA LE :. :: ' · S · 9Sc SHRIMP --� 2 9Sc CATSUP S 95 SPINACH --· 6 '!: 9Sc POTTED , MEAT BLEN DED �UICE 3 4:: 95c ; 9Sc TUNA FISH_ 4 •v:::.• 7 STOC K Y O U R S H E L V E S S A 'v E M O � E A T A i.. P ! T ,J. Armour's • • • Ready to Eat A&P a,■n,1 whol• K.... , . 1 Sult■n■ Brond • • • Mollklm.Slw D■1 Monte • • •With Plntopplo Vinegar S½-01. Jiffy F�..ing Mix,::::..__..!:::, 10c Sulton■ Br■nd • . . Chunk Style, Light MHt :: 29c Cider V,inegar..::-;_ ..... $1 ,00 Go Id en Corn Beans with pork 7 ,.... Limon Ann Poge Puddings 5 ,. 29c _, . Jona Peas . '• lb RED HAVEN . . . YEL LOW MEAT Llb1Joy'1 ,-"'i ; .,.- •--:' •d 1.J.i:...,;..�... ��t.h, P:4i1Jtt"l� A&P SIJPER-RIGHT , • • TENDER STEER BEEF CENTER BLADE cui::s • 111 1. MAIN STREET - ...... ..pre... -.. A&P', ,avfn.,.pod:ed food event for mid-July: the c.h-C....,. of 5u......,. Va lll'HI Every department b .tacked high with tht bett of buy■ . , . .w.ptuoua aelectlon ol f()Oda for ■umrner ealiflg at nka-low prices to 11ve you more and fflOf"e ca.ah! Come, view this spectacle this week. Be &Ure to br:tnr ah>nC a long shopping list to make the mOtrt of this gala food event! �. heart of our bu1ine11 . 3 QuollONI Plut_ ..,.,. , o llandle Your PRESCRIPTIONS M,IQ!1 ' , kllfP,JJ I :.'..:========================,,_ :_ " Ii! ' ing pre,crip tlons i, th, ; ,..; Phone WY-2-3557 For Appointment I Scouts, Families Hold Outing At Rock Sp,l"ings and BOY'S \ I � We carry a · camplete stock of drug atore needs, cosmetic s, dependable hame needs . . . but .'', Hysel l's Beauty Shoppe � . 11,,,a;ffMJ • Ht■ Mlddleport, 0Mo Hair Styles Of The Month I Choe, ch,rr:, •r Vanilla Iced Ph.,,. WY-Ntlf I I 'I''- (tWin's ·N . SECOND AYE. I I ,<fg rx;::��)s,�r1 ------ Royal Crown � · ited Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ash and UNIMPLOYMINT CLIMM toJ'J', the t..bor Department II.Id Birth 1, A nnounced family Sunday. WASHINGTON UPI-A flood Tueldly, James Walker, Shiron Walker By Billy WillUJm,o,u of more than two milli(ln youn1 Unemployment climbed by • .and Rei:gie Phalin visited Mr. and M.r . .and Mr■ Billy Williamson ' job 1eeken in t o the l.1bor force �includinc 800.000 teen •sen Mrs. · Lewla Walker TUelday f!v�n- of Rutland, announce the birth lncrea,ed unemployment lut -to 4,"23,000 a l..montll 11J1b. rng . of ah eight pound, 1even ounce month, but al10 bootited employ- EmplO)'ment r01t b)' 1,171,000 lO 10n, David Lee, Tuesday, July ment to the highest level in bi1- 681170,000 . . '.lrl r. and Mn. Han10n Holter vis- 12 al Holzer Hospital . Grandpar­ JLed Mr . . ind Mn. Harold Holler ent1 are Mr. and Mra. C. J. Struble .aud family .01 Lonr Bollom Wed- j Pomeroy and Mrs. Harry William• nesday evemng. ■on, Rutl.a'.ld, Mr . and Mr1. Ot to �rt rs. Ali ce Davia visited her ,Ii i· Iles, Logan are great &randpart er and brother•in-law, Mr. and , ent■. Mrs. Albert Baer. Mn. Le w_is Walker called on Mrs. F IGHT RESULTS Harry Da v is, Mr.s. Wendell JeHen Hair Slylial-Helen Donl NEW YORK UPI _ a..r1I• {Kld) and Ml"8. Florence Haer Wednesday P•r•t, 1 !2¼, Cub., knoc.kad out afternoon. 3 YEARS EXPERIENCE' GarMt (Suga r) Hart, 1531A, Phil• I , Mrs. Edi t h Sisson and so ns ot •delph la, (6--non-tHle). WITH ADVANCED HAIR• Pomeroy vi .s ited her parents, Mr , I FOR T E R I E, Ont. UP1 - Joey STYLING and Mrs. Hanson Holter, Sunday. Giambra, 157, Burfalo, knockN out Mr. and Mrs . Henry Sprouse and Bobby Hufh", 167, P■nnsyfvianla, Now Added To The Slaff Of daughter, Betty, returned to their I ( 2) KEES T P F.i r UPI � l Mc POI. , , John-home al i point after s nd ng � a wee k with M r. and Mr:; . Robert I ny Mor ris, 160, P 1ttsbur9'i, cwt' po inted Ton y Du pa,, 153. Na w Or· La uderm ilt and other relatives. leans, (10). Mrs. Laurence Napper Jr . has re• LOS ANG E LES UPI _ Enrfqve turned home after spending last (H.mk) Ac.vn, 127 1h , LM Angeln 11':-ek as a counBelor at a �uarene knocked out Ramon Sar mtento, 1 Girls Camp in Columbus. 1 30, Maxlcal l, Mn, 1<0 , _i14 :'.'l- ___ �� ,MNTI NI. GI DURING'o I MAKE A• DATEI TO. "LUBRI��TE" I E ( K Y S' � -� , j 'Ji�• By Mrs. AINJla Wilker Mn. K.atherille A■hbrook of Short Creek. W, Vt., ha■ �n vis­ Jting Mr. and Mr1. Harry DavUI. Mi■a Janetta Cunningham of Ma­ son i,,Jslled with Mr. and Mrs . Wen• dell Jefferii. Mr. 11.nd Mrs. Wendell Jeffers and son, Jimmie Joe, attended the Chase reunion at a park near Chil• lkothe. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs . -Mrs. Mildred Dains visited her Walker w ere tMr, and Mn. Lewis slster. Mn. Mary Shaeffer, Wed­ Elsworth olhorn, Mr. Mike Osborn nesday. ol East Liverpool, . Mr. and Mrs. ·Mrs. Ullian Napper vi sited Mr. Harry Osborn Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Walker Thursday Roy Curtis of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Napper of Minersevening. Albert i:a er (!alled on his broth· ville and 'M r, and Mrs. Virgil Walker, Charles Baer, Sunday morning. er of Bashan. M rs. Albert Baer, M rs. Alice Da• Ernest Bing vis ited his grandpar­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baer on vis. Art Eppl e .m d two da ughters, Tuesday. Janice and Mary Pickering and Mn. Hanson Holter called on aon. Bruce of Athens, visi ted John Mrs. Lewis Walker. Epple and family of Flatwoods on Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Sunday afternoon. 1Mr. and Mrs . John Russell of Ash, Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs . John Russell ,md family of Marion and John and Candice vis-- Cub Scouta of Pack 246 and the ir families met Saturday evening al the Rock Springe Fairgrounds. Pre­ cedin g the meeting home made ice cream and cake were served with the Rev. Francis H. Glazier asking grace. Cubmaster Dwight Lo1:::tm pre­ sented Bobcat pinS to Max Folmer and Mike Young during the meet• ing. A discussion was held on the cub Scout Golden Jubilee Day out­ ing which will be held at the fair­ grounds, Sunday, July 24, at 2 p. .m. A meetin!! to plan for this af. fair wes announced for Friday at B p. m. at the Rock Springs Metho­ Giambra Is Hungry dist Church. All Cub Scout oflcials the 1mtire area are urged to at­ of For Gene Fullu,er . tend FORT ERIE, Ont. UPI - Joey Giambra, who onc e wa s a top-rank• ed contender for th e middleweight cruwn, says arter one more fight Club Entertained he'll be ready for champion Gene At Straws Home Fullmer. Mrs. Arth,1u Strauss entertained "I'm hungry for Fullmer," said her card club Monday evening at the BuHalo•horn Giambra after her home in Middleport. Guest scoring a second-round knockout players for the evening were Mrs over Bobby Hughes of Erie, Pa., Durward Cummings and Mrs. Jaek � Tuesday night at the Fort Erie Satterfield. Arena. Prizes were awarded to Mra. Joe Bailey and Mrs. Donald Low­ ery, Others playing were Mrs . Kenneth McElhinney, Mrs. Den­ ver Rice, Mrs. Paul Theiss and Mrs, Ralph Sisson. At the close of the evening de­ licious re fre shments were serv ed by the hostess. IIUMU - - - - REDl)(:fp .•, ·• .• •_·.�. ·- ' ' '1 .•1·!•• . ' · • • Items Of Interest An outdoor dedicatory service was held recently at the First United Presbyteri.t11 Church of Syracllae for the addition which is being built to the church. Rev. Howard Ruppelt, p&11tor of the church was in charse of the ser­ vice. The elders and trustees of the church are In charge of the buUd­ ing and include Mr. and M rs . Pearl :dcBrlde, Mrs. Mamie Holm es Mrs. James Quick, William F. Win e brenne r, Richard Duckworth, Mrs. A. H. Du rst, Miss Frankie , Mumaw, Mrs. Ea rl Nease, Mrs. Tom Clark, Mrs. G eorge Schneider, Mrs. A." H. Durst, M rs. Roy Holmes and H er• man London. HEATING ll!lddl9•0rt Marion, M r. and Mr■. Karold Smith and family of Raci ne. Mn. Dick Am and family of Syracuae, Pearl AJh of Pomeroy. A ■teak bo1rbei:u� waa enjoyed. �..t:n. H enry Sprou.sP and dau&b• lcr, Be tty, vi,1Le.l wirh Mr. and Mr1. Lewla Wa1rKer Saturday afternoon. Lewis Walker has a foot infec, tk,n. . Rev. Victor Brown fil kd the p � l · p 1 l at the Foreat Run Methodist Church on Sunday. Syracuse Church Is Dedicot,ed WllLIS ANTHONY .-URGAINS Ct!ECI OUR­ $1 .00 tAILE w our 88c TW 'lfes and Children's IATHING SU�TS :I · . - New Addition To SEE US FOR FREE ESTIMA TES �\IY CLEA�A.N(:E "Ev��!"!! I� Hµdware" . Pomeroy W, � II&. nice Saxton, Mrs. Helen Maag, Miss Myrn.a Maag, Mr.s. Beulah Strauss, Misa Mary Amberger, Mrs. Vila Carl and Mlliscs Carla and Colleen Wil11on. Sending !lifts but unable to at­ tend were Miss Hazelene West­ fall, Mi ss Betty Hall, Miu Janel Rhodes, Jo Ellen Follrod, Miss Dorothy Arnold, Mrs. Susan Rawl­ ings , Mrs. Betty Rawlings, Mrs. PauliD e Spener, Mrs. Jessie Curtisr Mrs. Donna Vance, Mills Rita Ball, Mrs. Gladys Cukler, Mls.s Jean Ann Webst e r, Miss Rose Horak, Miss Mary Andrew, Miss Ona Cool and Misa Thelma Campbell. Clrlal SelYIS 18 G�S FURNACE ' IlfEN'S Shower At Wilson Home In Middleport on, New American Standard 'i�r. and Mrs. George Heines en­ tertained with a dinner Sunday at their home, Hemlock Grove, Gues ts were Mrs. Nora Eall:in and Mr. and Mrs. Jfarter Sehael of '·l)jfto� Mn. William Killinger •� 'lit, and· .:Mrs. Theo Heines, 1J.;int�k Grove, and Mn. Don Oru-:ile'r'� and daught'er, Kim, of c 9 5 i!()ii" ii ,, UJ , ,t A member of the Good Luck Clover Leaf, McClung has been ac t ive in 4-H for eight y ears . During t h is time he has complcted approx i mat ely 12 proj ects. Enlerl'4n Sunda.y $1 PLUMS _.._.._ ,.._._ .. 29c CUC::UMIE'-'=4"'2�� • •_ ., �!�cCoy won • Juhling McClune, Hartlord. was seleclcd a member of the W est Vi rg i n ia All Stars, 4-H during honorar )' o rganiz n tion, OIJer 4-H Club ?th>mbers' Confe re nce al J al"kson's MHl. ------ ----- Romail11. ., .... ,_ � 19c ._. 1 9c ' Bu1 49c No. 2½ 2.•. � �• • • • �. . . lxtr• Top Val11• Sta"9.. 'l'hfs 49c Kidney Beans ·4 ... ........ ........ Buns ' . E E . -- ■ ■: • • · · · · let Cr11■ W-1'1! � - .• ..., � Sherbet - • _ � ... 59c Cheese Spread • c J d..� . J Miss Sheila Strauss Honored WJth Bridal hlue award on her dairy fooda prese11talion M isses W i l liams, Priddy, Eehenour, McCoy, Marlin end Keener w ill rt>prusent 1 he re�ion a� the state conlf'SI in August. .an frNetone Peaches - .... . - 3 ""· $1 Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 13, 1960-3 Dally Sentlnel, • Forest Run ----�------------------ :?.-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 1 3, 1960 - - --- - --- can, 11::. Doi C 95c Mont• . , . Tonder A&P lr■nd . . • Orengo ■nd Gr1pelrutt-Pure Sau90ge, 5, 4:;. 95c Vienna 00 Stew ------ 1 =.· 95c �f • > .. .. .; �i;::.:;��::::::::::.:::.::.:.:::-1 ...._______._,....-----· . ... -. . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . ...--- - ,....,,..,..� ._...,•••�, , � • , � f� - � 5 � � . � �� -A♦q.... .. u ° · O k n T lers ing lba a Sof l l's Me &-6 e in a R c c ff O k no =.� �=:'1 ��- ::.:•lcl•.-•;�.._,;·· K es M; · 1 on P e 11s _ ac yr .� , , =·'° -'·•''' __ 1. averly In Tourney Tomght ....�_. 1_,'!..;;; _ FIGHT RISULTS :! _ I .J �ns e Ro rovoo · 1,11111J ,:,,vlS Ar App In Pens1'ons, C'-hedule Fi...1-ds : II'! _ -, 1 av . .I'-'. .::,('.: l• ,1 . -. ' NEW YORK UPI -'.\lajor IHgue Ii, do about expansion. Major r esults rrom Tue sday ' s players and c l u b-o wners h.ive votin l two separate meeti ngs during th ( . revisions y m relative inor ed for pension rund and �chedule fields All-Star inWrlude were: . his I-Robi n Roberts resigned but ducked the m ajor ii;sue of what ;;.;=;;;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;., t hree p la)'er-repr e11fntat1ve post� == • ;;;;; -;;; M after being ont> or tht> pl.iyera' most artifl,l late spo �es man for seven ye-an. J I • IAKQ ,.._ SEYFRIED yQU r LENN · .oX d ea Ier NEW and USED ' • COAL, OI L, GAS F UIN ACES •• • - Phone WY•2•3794 POMEROY, 01110 2- The l\mer1('an �ague "caugh t up" to l.pe rii 11 Uunal Leat:ue w lwn i i agreed to Slart its 1 96 1 season OD .t.ll!lliJ l l; It alto dee.id- to have i n tersectional •'openers" for the Hrst time in major leaaue history. 3-Both the playl!r representa• t ives, meeting with bB.Sebal l'i; top l.,('aiue 1md American b..-a -5s, club owners. meeting in d osed 1 es· sion . decided to defer comment on ei,;pansion to so me fut ure dat� __ _ �cord Your Wedding •' •• With Pictu re, • W,, Sfl,clallze in - PIIO,TOS Grover Phone W\' 2-2475 •• • E. Main Studio Pnnier.OiY SUMMER ...CJ.OSE-OUT I• •­ • '' ' !• • •• • SALE $55 Sum mer Suits - $39.95 Straw Hats - - - - - ¼ off Wash 'n Wear Slacks - 20% ALL SUM MER WEA R REDUCED FOR A COMP LETE SELL-OUT • Th e 'L and Z Men's Sho p • Phope ,)!' Y -.M,34.7 ;ii"_ 4liloMEROY, QJIIO F.. MAIN STREE T -I • •� SAVE at H and R FIRE STONE -- MlDDLEPORT p,10 , C u t 99c • Moford Pitches l..ffitter In Jersey Victory Bv Uhlttd PrH1 lntarn1tional Herb Moford, a 31 yeur old right hander who hod triuls w i t h a (e w major league clubs, pill'h­ cd a one-tut game Tuesday night, enabling the Jasl-placc Miami Ma rlin• to beet the transplanted Jerse)' City Club, 4-0. The onl y hit Moford yielded was a second- inning si ngle by st"cond baseman Pompey Davalli of Jersey City. The victory was Moford'8 fourth against Neven defeat&. ln other game8, thf Toronto Maple Leafs t.lefoated the BuUalo Bisoos, 7-t; the Columhus Jels edged the Richmontl Virginians, 4-3 and the Rocheal cr Red Wings beat the Montreal Royals 6-1 in a game halted after rive inningR beuuse of rain. Rud1eslf'r and Montreal had been !i<'heduled for 11 double-header. Al Cicolle of Toronto re,..eived cred it for his seventh victory al­ thougl1 he needed ninth-inning re­ lief from R11s11 Hemim. Benni(' Daniel� pit ched a 11 ix-hit1er in th e Jets ' triumph, although he yield• rd n pair of home r11 1111 10 .l ilJl 1 Pisani of ltlchmond_. Gene O l hr r and Hill Harrell hit homer Roct1ester lr1 ils abbi>tviul STANDINGS W L Pct. GB 55 27 .671 Toronto . . . . . . 46 37 .55 ' 9½ luff•lo llchmonl . . , . . 49 42 .533 1 1 Jer-,y City . . . 40 44 .476 l6 loche1ttr 38 42 .475 1 6 36 45 .444 18½ Montrffl Columbu1 37 49 .4 30 20 · 35 51 .407 11 Mlt,tnl c;a;;;=====---aaa--;;- --, r BARBER SHOP 4 PIEC:E SCREW DRIV EH SET ONLY • Ameri can League owners, cha "'ined wboo they opened a W t• e k late,r Lb:tn their National League rivals, puahed the 1001 opener up a week erxi and added a uni q u (• frill with the interse d ional t w i l, t • At President Jol' ('rnnin saitl l h e .iclual sched ule s l i l l had to 1 be wurkc.J] out h� sc·�ct.lult'· mahrs 1,u t that East v � W t's l 0 1>en£'rs would featur.e the lcai::ue • � 1 961 011.r ning-dpy program. EDDI E BURKETT O. Hlacly Tools ' 4 The ph&yf;'rs asked I hat mall.I ger� be i rlcl l.ldt!d Ill !heir lu�h pen I 51011 hmd Lh;at brinl-(� as much a i, $550 a month to rl'LJrf'd playt>rs, but t be nl.il te r W1:1S rekrrl•d t u l ht' hands of the pen,min a (•t u.i.rn·� l o I see whl:!tber the plan wa.� feas1hl(• llobertB, 83, a , ftve-\1 1111• 20•ga1111' wi nner for the l'h 1 ladelpl11a Ph i l l ies. annou nl't>Ci he was r,•111g n 1 11g 1 . rP s1- r1 1 a from h i s t h ree playe_r-n•p '.ive pu sts "bc�·aui;c I \'!' liel< l t h e J o hs loni cn(!ugh and �u me 1 1 1 1 c f else should have a chance . " Outfielder Lee 13/alls rcpli.ll l'd ' . him as r(IJ)r�enhct1�� of t he P h i l J iPs, p\tc.her Boh Fn.ends of t hl' Pirates rev�ced him a s NL p)a.v· er repres�nt.alive, and 011tf1dder Rirtiie Ashburn ol !he Chicago C ubs too� ·ov.er his pos.t as plar<'r representative on tht' pension r und committee. On Vacation WEEK OF l �-231'd Middleport OVE R 50 OTH ER ITEMS To Choot• F,0111, only 99c J>Uer1---Level1---Pl1ne.......Drlll1, Gauges, l!l&c. Barons U pend Pomeroy 12-2 In Other G·,ame I n C...OUR:ty 14-15 Year Old -p ' ff safe O D an error Parker later S('Uf· ! ed on Larry Thoma.s · ctouble . 1 Huddy Cundiff was t h e w i nning lAJU hurler as he gave u p S I ); hit� �yra- 1 s • p n Y Leaguer 5 knocked o R4c i ne Tuesday cuse got e ig h t uH the vf 1 c 1 1 11gs uf .'- yral use Bobby Rl),Qcb . • summer h �mors as l r v.p n 111g 8-6 to_ Ligh te n up lh e tont�st The line scores: c\' hdli l e port gamed a game on R�c111e Wl'!l a th umpmg 1 2·2 1 st Game: . win over Pomeroy on the Barons home diamo��. . Clark's J OO 002 I - 4 11 O In t ht• J;?;amr . at Ra1•1ne. noboby l . For the_ Barons �k)' Mo�ris d 000 000 o O 2 1 1 M & �1 Liid a 101 of t� 1 L IJ�.i,: but momjld h1.tters with four !:a ngles i n fo,:u r . �IJ D ure Clark; and Harrison F w i ld nc.i.� and f1eldrng IXWltl!I caustd 1 tr1pa. Carr II.ad \Mio. Claa..rur BWi);I and Robi n son . I � ch te I ht• Jt;.o.:ml' downfa l l . � a,u two, Lee !J,ouah, Oiqtl, Coen, �(. 1 2nd Game h;id thn•E' h i t s whil t• Haeint> 00\'(l· J�n!U' ..\l ltMWM:lil,, tbr,ee h.i ts. West a Colum bi 000 DO - 0 I 6 m 1 1 t (•tl � 1 x nrors l o �yra_euse 's 'l!h e,r.e w.ei:e np boJDei's. . . Smith 's 510 1 3-tO 8 O i h rt·e ;jnd H,1l·111(' p1trhin� issued C'l&T ftilfled M baU&o a 1� fife . Russell and W. V�mMatre; M ernmc t n•t• vas.s(•:s. d1s�y ol � CQlln• cut,l 1n1. a i,� rill and Smith. ..11. •• , J i m Louks �!I\' £' up only one h 'til knV s4tff at •.. .,_ ..�. u... ..:: 1. ""._.. 3rd Game t he \iJ s ! four i rmmgs, a !wo•run ho- on,ly three. �t.'t!r tim�, Uv.e . Syracuse 001 010 0-5 8 4 m e r to THI B,1iltT to pick up Ms In a make-up g'.al'llf: lul, S alwxlf>'. In the firlt i.Jtninc,, Jpe �adley Kyger 010 001 0---2 6 3 f1 r s1 Puny 1'1C'tury rvt>r over Ra- the satne �a l'ftJ •e� �tr.e n fnn i �p wu sate on ' a fl$!)d�s clwke"; Mfi, Cundirt and W ilson; Roach and . with !be !kJ'oru, WJ"-'l,lClg 21·1, \fi_µt, Clat'k'8 sl rtile aijVanced him to l'ine Lucas. l. l. ...... Bus.. ,1Q ,""'"'i •11n ..wel'Q)I •w tWAI b•�•s t h;r(!, and scored · on Gers1-• u Don !lartlen lt•d Syrncuse hittin g in six tnn ,no 1 d i an the 8ar.ol;ll tap. Clark's · saefl ee. ny, w n h ti duulll c a nd sing l e, Frltz pin, out u,: bi tf. 8olni¥'0)' cctmmlt. Dale HarrJson wap the losing J ersey ChJb llas S isson had · 1ht• othrr h i t . a single . ted six errors. llil:ld( 'Bulb fanned pi��er and gave up si): hlt8 to the Larry srahi•r. Bru<' l' Bcegll!' and 10, Car;r thl'b, Td,i)'.er ra,med t wp, Al l Stal'I. Tern porary �lunagrr Li) rry P ri l'(• lw d H.:1cine hits. Ra- To Shasteen (!n six iaa.in&&) . m 7 JERSEY CITY, N. J. UPI -Nat i rw 1ww has l()S! two games, MidSmith's played their �econd fi ve 40-year-ol d former d l 1• p u rl fnur . i r1 IE-ading the fourCarr had a homer , double an d inning game in their IO·O victory poleon Reyes, G infielder. will iants New York 1: o p l am l o . single and h i t one left handed . th .11 t 'l)Wi � �'?1 ;bll. A t_ou�ney take over as temporary manager of sy ra (' Ll!-i< • 1 20 032 g - 8 � � wAnt I?' a � �t -�· Oil ,iQlle. 11,0J!i a &. . a#er 5 i nn i ngs the transplanted Jersey City bitsc1 10 1 00 3---8" 3, 8 the Pomeroy 'iiOm'e team rec,� V yr lta,.. i n e · • tAf ii. •41 by ten run_s. ball club wh en il plays ii rirsl T nn Win ehrrnnc>r , Lo uks ( WP), and a,n error, i_.. �p1,1,11h � ._JtU• . J '. , WJUI iD � fashion m ternation al League game here F ri. ('u nrl i ff. Winr hrenner 4 !'rice (L'P) 1 hied and singled, Joey Sle� !Jll fJr.d ,e, of tbe meet . day night . .J ohnson (i and Bull e�· homered, Bush had t� � :t,..�l's hq(Q_� rqq, three walks . Reyes., whose j ob is scout ing for L 1 K E CUPJVES Coen two si� l e,, Terp Jp� 1 a )J errof, an�_ 1',on Ooak's double Cincinna ti Reds in t he U . S. the W urn.ly ( ' illl ' S Barons l i ked Mike triple aqd t1¥ SiP4l• a.-.d llo,r,_ll a �u-te4 f.P.t (i"'f! runs for Smith s ' and the Caribbean lslanclS. . will · Spt•rn·N � hig 1 · urve tn l he tune of anf) G•I')' Sto"'1 tta C,. ai,igles. ff)r .Q th• r,s l O ?\&'., Two walks and handle the team until a permancm fi t n i i 1fi tu t s wh irh comhinPd with a P�+; Cur4 doqbl,d a nd si.ss- ' ltj e'B b)' w,st and Fought manager cao be h i red. 1 si l l i ! I I (• lor 1scrwss ;1 hcld hy _the PGm- teen ���-, . �pp,t lfJ anotJler run in !he sec• --i•r11y tea m ll!' I I P1l a 12 2 v1r-to.ry for La1t n11h t s lme ,icos:e: - Th@Y. added another m the 1 hc H:1rnns Jtonoic Carr Pitched Pommy 100 001 0- 2 4 i- '.i...Q� OD a walk, an error, and an • s h arp t hn•f ' h11 ball for l h l• Barons Middleport 130 440 X-1.2 ltl l 1 infj� out. In the bottom of the wi t h Tom Sha�lecn. Donnie Mayer S�ncer (LP), May!i!r (�) and lJ(tll, � errors and hits by Cal­ and W i l l i(' l!liwkwPII J.:C'! tin g th� Mayer, Spencer 5, Carr and Bt11h. : �r: ll[Qd �st accounted for three We mix concrete t0 your ------hits. HJ.,ekwt' l l ' s was a long tripe. ,D'J,� ·�ns to en? the ��me. _ W'e1t specifications , deliver it "".@� guilty of six m i scues RIGHT to your job, rea­ 1'( tli •s<9"k•,t l"d got on!, one bit dy to pour. Lowest pric­ Wi � t� ·IJJ.lq outburt i n the sevJ e¥h 'fp;,ill\l, accounted for S�a..L. L o,er K,ser C•<tek -,'114!'• :lt2 Vj/:1"'1' No job too large or too • The � it that time was tied al small - deliveries every ? ..,....,n.i a:.. ,Sch()eU d•lel1St 0Ut A Sta,ter � S , MILW /\ l l K f:f., Wis, UPI - The futun· of RrJ Srhol'nc\iensl as the startin� Sl'C'on1I ba�eman of the Mi !waukPe Braves might well be ml'<mired in 30 or 40 batt ln,, pu mls. Ttil• ,10 1 0 40 points referre� to an• nut t lms1• 011 Schue'ndiel'11tt'1 but t i n1; avt-ral!P _ the)•'re how murh < 'hl1<·k rot ti('r needs to rulse l1 1s b,i t t ini! rrrnrk in order to kl.'ep t hr Hraw�· s, ,�ond hnsc> position for �ood. l Al l h e !-i!ar1 o r l h iM month when fol tiN wus rPl 'a l 1 1•d from Louis­ v i l lr·. ii a ppp;in•cl ! hat Mana�er Chul iC' I.J r!'�s1·11 hart ,iusl decided to giv£' S d10('ud1f'nst a fe� davs' r1·.�t whcn hr, he_C!all starting th(' 24-v4• ar- ol<l _ roo� 1 P a l �l'cond hase. e SehocndiPnst s b� tt1_n� nve , at "'the � tinN:h•d . . •.lipped �m Party 1h lhc �f'�!I htWe to . e,, .230 kvcl, and conml rmg that he had iust made a surpris­ ing comt•h1,rk from n yl'nr'A lay­ nH rl11c> to ! u hprculnsls-, a short ri-sl Sl'l1 meil lo he wha1 Ilic cluctor orderrd. Sign• Ara O.flnlte Hui now lhP signs 1irl' definite thnt ir Cn1 HN; a clean cut �icl . from Ddt,1. ( olo., enn Just ra111e h i s .200 lrntting uveral!f' a l i ttle hit, he's l'.(0 111i 111 pul S<·hof'ndif'm1t nu1 of the �l arti•11! lineup for �oocl -at le-n�I with l hc> )lravrs. Sd11lf'rnlii> 11st hafl no1 slnrted a t.;ume since .Tul:v 1 , and appeared nnlv on('f' :is :i pinC'h hitter !lince t h l'tl. l )rf's�1•n ha� uln· 11dv d1•r id11d thut Co t t ier is a lw!l i-r flel1if'r than Srhmmdirnst and i� prrpar!'d to 12ivl' t he kid 11 �oucl loni: shn1 &t the jn\J. "Hf''s gnin!!: to contilmf' 1n piny," �aid Or ('S!lrll. "I st uck wilh him as long as I roulcl at. the heRinninll: of l he sen.�on . N11w that he's bat·k, I'vc> got to fi ne! nut if hr C'On tiit." ·.41>o ·======= --- Off Soi \VhoelJ AU WORK QIJARAJITEEO - ONLY EXPERTS HANDLE YOUR WATCH '- '• "" •" 00 Cull-N.o Trach,Jn1 Ll111ited ·-c�1-. F-mer OStJ !.I.I (;,..,..,.. ,_ ' I\L:_ ,. ___.A VU, �n,Ui' i-2. • Ip t1ia:t inning Blll Fishe, ,inl(l,u �d stph1 secoild. He scored on llob W.Uson' -11\gle and Wilson \lfent to u.lr�o_n i..n error. Wilspn ..,-�n ow� Parker w�s ZANESV)J.,LE, 0. lJBI-P��I Sav,k, a fqrmer �ck� foqtblll pl11er who didn't take up gq\r u ntJI bis a:rid �V• wier,. OV¥, ·led tbe record 201-man (leJd, to-­ day into tlle 5econd roun(l of tl)e Ohio Am1;teur champjonr.hl�. · The Sf.year-old quart.erba�k QII O hio State's 19'9 Rose Bowl tA!am wa � the only 1ot,er to break par Monda y when he fired a one-un­ der 71 in the_ firat UI holes o! the 36-hole qualifier. • MeAR.TllUJl. 0. UPI-The Pltts­ Today the field wjll be trim• bur{b Pirate• Will holcJ e tryout med to the low 63 scores for the camp here next Tuesday a nd Wed­ 108-holes of match play which nesdp,y under the silperylslon or begins Thursda)'. their Ohio scout George DeTore Savie, a sale,man for a Colum­ Last year the N\tlonal League bus glove making firm, started team"! camp attracted 160 boys on the bark·nlne or the tree-lined und,er 22 from throughout south­ 7, 1 00 - yard Zanesville Countr.,y eastern Ohio. Club cotU"se and cut It up for a nJTore s■id minimum age for three '\lnder par. He had boy9 at the camp ii UI. He said the third and seventh the front nine to come n with the)' must pay their .own expen­ ses and furnish their own shoes, his one-under. Anyone gloves and uniforma. signed to a contract will be re­ lmhu1'8f!d for his expensea. About 140 1howed up for the Pirates' camp a t Col um bus' Jet Stadium Tuesday. Fort)' of thoae survived the cut to comeback today for •notller look. The camp at Cohunbus waa CINCINNATI. Ohio U P I-Mrs. conducted by DeTore and Hank major league Joyce Mae Bell, wlte of Clntin, Gowdy, fornier nati Reds outflelder Gus Bell, Ja calcher now wUh the leh frq_nt olfiee. n very conslder■te womfn. She waited until her busband IN- Pl�N� HOST was free during the AU•S1ar 11rt1e LOS ANGELES \JPl-ljam Snead break to h.ave her seventh chlld Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hos­ will act ,.ts pern'lanenl host Jn pital. She gave btrth to a seven­ (Jl.ebrlti Golf, . ■ te1evl1ed 1erle11 of 101r m1te'he1. with leadlna eQ­ pound. sl:1-ounce· boy. Botti the mother and 110n wel'fl terloinmo!jll oolobrlMu. NBC wlll reported Qolng floe. (t was, , Lhe carry t,Pt 1�c9rdln11 0( the mat• couple's rourth boy. They iirlao chea eacJi:,•sundl':y be1lnnlne in the fall. have threiP daughtera. Bell, H It might ' be 1uapecled is annually voted the outst1ndin1 fattier on the �lnclnl)ati . team. ivans Super �---,Sw!fl/s P�emlum Ohoke Cent :-Cid& Phone WY-2-3-73 Ppmeroy 218 E. Main OPEN 6 A.M. tq 10 PM. , · ·C •' 1m e -, t. y o u r l;vans Supel)Trhu---Swlft'� Premium Round Boru,. Roa-lb. 59• · • Evaas Budget Tenderness Every Time-Lo,..� 'l;ellJl!!"'ll_ure-MA>r,e Tl 111!1 day - can by IO a.m . for Saturday delivery. Goeglei n Ready-M il( Ct- seollit!4. Page St. Piratt'8 P4tn 'Tryout Camp At McArthur WIN BOILING BEEF - - l ' �J? I ' . • ·-·.·- .. ,_ :::.. ,..-.. .· '• li lrons - 2 Wllcda Bag and 3 Bills' • �.JJ ,. ... .. i 0. .' Head Covers · Sl<ill by QUr �ldtl coontor and ... DUI �l•t• ,..,. ol styles. H a..J R FIR.STONE 0 DEALER S1RI· ' v,ECIAJ. ltllT WHIIIHT IIIOI •w C4NNED MIL,IC . 4 .... �NKA q)FF!I - Pot Jl!WiLRY POMUOY, QWO "Aulbortletl llacGrepr HJadquarten JP St. .· -. . . •;- ! ... C teN t I•• • _ ...,. � T'fil p1,repse I . faney Perch " • s<" i , e ... h 2 i- 0 g o o d ! .. . •• • lbf. only lfAMPl TOql .. ... • _. 411P '' ,, ----....,.J4!1'� . \!.; ltt:� Excellenl For Cc,oldng Fine for si_llld1 or a!ldng wt Ms.oo. TIJ a,;,R' �'@ C PINEAPP LE J UIC E : '!;< . . " U. S.• No. I • !Iii $260,000 lb. 3.lC A 'P L E SAUC E . . 4 �9f Ian! 1 lath, W�. Lqbst;, Tails -- :.:.� · ' ' - �lly VELvEEfA ._ . 2 � :,t­ ""· :�·could b,e a winner in. Sohio's � w " - 1 ... ., C Qn , •· ·•; ·< it-�. 8.,ao·,. J lb. siioiitf-'•itms� ' WEDNESDAY and T�SJ)AY 9 A. M. TO 6 P. tl', , . - J,'RI DAY - - - •.·· - � : ;JO Ai. M. SATU.DAY - - - 8 :30 A. ;Mi,_. 1:6 8.:30 f. M: -:CQRNER !\JILL and SEfQND STS. . · MIDDLEPOR i, . ' . ,. . . - :, . , ' GOLf SE: w•ttj! runnlna 11kt IIIW •• o,nd IY.illl 1111• a,a ,., . . . wit� ••• of a S T O R E H:DiliJ ... .. . . R S . ' .' 0 .) • - - lb. 25c ,, nearest office or to your camera deal-_ er before Septem ber 1 . In the mean­ time, il y011 need money j ust ask us. LI- GREAT fiAME I REA(- BUY ! - SCOTT . CARDS Slc»I McFIII.AN ST. LOUIS lJPl-The St. Loul1 Footbal l Cardinals announced to­ day the sirning or Neal M cJ'evau deifenslwe end from George Town Colleae. l!Qclnt yq111 j, � • ,. .. Ev•�• Budget Beet . . . in our photograph contest. Entl!ri�. . '' one or a ma,x imum of two photo")·' ' graphs. You may win $ 1 00 l?r photograpli " selected by our j ;;'a'g��I All photographs to be typical Ohio ;r scenes, landmarks, beauty spots or other places of interest. Get complete_ rules and submit your entry to oµr Mrs. Bell Has Seventh During All-Star Lull •••••• Jlld,ll�;,rt Phone W\'-2-3284 $200 B.,l 'MI . fSli� or.l>roken parts . . . . ,. . .. ll C I RCLE$ Restourqett . . • 1t>1e. 1im�. 1 'IINONNls �IY ... . LOWEii 'llfJIII..,.,._ MO• 'IIMI • • W_ INIDGff,_, r SPECJAl-f o/ COfflllltll ldj�stment o/ cltlllllC # Ollllll .· o/ r'l)lacement DI WOOi "'''"' .,,; watshband, I IIIDDU!l'OIIT, .fQI .kd ... eaim, Reg. f,�9.85 001.f Slf!' � TQ& f.E� OF TOWN ' �l'(ffllre The Sig n Qf The - ------ othen ,o.ta up l'JIQN& � When You Dine At IJ OAN, DETROIT UPI-Rirhlboncw Phil Regan, who. compilf'd a 9-3 record wlth l;)enver of the Alllerl­ 'can Auociation , ha, been b�u,bt up b)' the DeltiOJ.&- Ti11n. Ex"11flt: lpeb 11,oluy Mow..• 4 Cy•I• Bria• & Slrtllon En1lne • sieel Body Conatructlon • ' Qualify Beef At tower Prices. for BesJ R.Nulf; Prepc;rre /:t.t Lowe, T.,,. For You TIGIIS IICALL • %! Sal.• '57· TASTE TREAT Ready M·1 xed C oncrete Cottier Pushes 'EVANS � There's A :X; SAYE 20% ll.efll"r ,,e.95 for I Rotary Mower d.ose-Out Sale •Lar&• Toni ght 's semi . final round of the 8e00 Softball Tournament will fi nd Wa verly Of P arkersburg meeting Mt-I Clark's All Stars and sinith 's U pholstering of Parkersburg faring Syraruse. N!el 's All :Stars whip\}ed the • � � Jets, 4 0 : Smith 's downed West Calumbla, 10-0; and Syracuse defeated K!18er Cref'k , 5-2, in ga q ie ii; plared qn T �p.sdji.y evening . l:iou -eff e of the All � tars ( � u h rl� a two-hi t shutout over the M& M J ets in Tue11day 's first game f o t# ev �J , � � S t.are sc?r• eA �e ip QJf UrS, lry1.in,g, t',f i re ·, n· t'",,· xth lhd once a,.�1 n ne , in the P" , seve,Qijl . ·1 = G'"" = ".,/��..,, ,;�•, t---.. :,. �! f'.!'•iu � or.. I� � _ . ..· �;>:;.,i. :-' ·-� at al Sohio Stations.now ,,. au.In, _., '' ' • . , .. �� J I . .. .. " ·\"':".':' ..-_. -� --� . .�,r ' 1:F . 1 ' J; I /. < ' • I. ', \, I ' ( , ..- • ",, ', • ' .., . ' Ji:" ' •. . � !.. , ., f' , l("'f .,.... '• �� ...,,_, ,- • •• ' ' ' �i;::.:;��::::::::::.:::.::.:.:::-1 ...._______._,....-----· . ... -. . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . ...--- - ,....,,..,..� ._...,•••�, , � • , � f� - � 5 � � . � �� -A♦q.... .. u ° · O k n T lers ing lba a Sof l l's Me &-6 e in a R c c ff O k no =.� �=:'1 ��- ::.:•lcl•.-•;�.._,;·· K es M; · 1 on P e 11s _ ac yr .� , , =·'° -'·•''' __ 1. averly In Tourney Tomght ....�_. 1_,'!..;;; _ FIGHT RISULTS :! _ I .J �ns e Ro rovoo · 1,11111J ,:,,vlS Ar App In Pens1'ons, C'-hedule Fi...1-ds : II'! _ -, 1 av . .I'-'. .::,('.: l• ,1 . -. ' NEW YORK UPI -'.\lajor IHgue Ii, do about expansion. Major r esults rrom Tue sday ' s players and c l u b-o wners h.ive votin l two separate meeti ngs during th ( . revisions y m relative inor ed for pension rund and �chedule fields All-Star inWrlude were: . his I-Robi n Roberts resigned but ducked the m ajor ii;sue of what ;;.;=;;;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;., t hree p la)'er-repr e11fntat1ve post� == • ;;;;; -;;; M after being ont> or tht> pl.iyera' most artifl,l late spo �es man for seven ye-an. J I • IAKQ ,.._ SEYFRIED yQU r LENN · .oX d ea Ier NEW and USED ' • COAL, OI L, GAS F UIN ACES •• • - Phone WY•2•3794 POMEROY, 01110 2- The l\mer1('an �ague "caugh t up" to l.pe rii 11 Uunal Leat:ue w lwn i i agreed to Slart its 1 96 1 season OD .t.ll!lliJ l l; It alto dee.id- to have i n tersectional •'openers" for the Hrst time in major leaaue history. 3-Both the playl!r representa• t ives, meeting with bB.Sebal l'i; top l.,('aiue 1md American b..-a -5s, club owners. meeting in d osed 1 es· sion . decided to defer comment on ei,;pansion to so me fut ure dat� __ _ �cord Your Wedding •' •• With Pictu re, • W,, Sfl,clallze in - PIIO,TOS Grover Phone W\' 2-2475 •• • E. Main Studio Pnnier.OiY SUMMER ...CJ.OSE-OUT I• •­ • '' ' !• • •• • SALE $55 Sum mer Suits - $39.95 Straw Hats - - - - - ¼ off Wash 'n Wear Slacks - 20% ALL SUM MER WEA R REDUCED FOR A COMP LETE SELL-OUT • Th e 'L and Z Men's Sho p • Phope ,)!' Y -.M,34.7 ;ii"_ 4liloMEROY, QJIIO F.. MAIN STREE T -I • •� SAVE at H and R FIRE STONE -- MlDDLEPORT p,10 , C u t 99c • Moford Pitches l..ffitter In Jersey Victory Bv Uhlttd PrH1 lntarn1tional Herb Moford, a 31 yeur old right hander who hod triuls w i t h a (e w major league clubs, pill'h­ cd a one-tut game Tuesday night, enabling the Jasl-placc Miami Ma rlin• to beet the transplanted Jerse)' City Club, 4-0. The onl y hit Moford yielded was a second- inning si ngle by st"cond baseman Pompey Davalli of Jersey City. The victory was Moford'8 fourth against Neven defeat&. ln other game8, thf Toronto Maple Leafs t.lefoated the BuUalo Bisoos, 7-t; the Columhus Jels edged the Richmontl Virginians, 4-3 and the Rocheal cr Red Wings beat the Montreal Royals 6-1 in a game halted after rive inningR beuuse of rain. Rud1eslf'r and Montreal had been !i<'heduled for 11 double-header. Al Cicolle of Toronto re,..eived cred it for his seventh victory al­ thougl1 he needed ninth-inning re­ lief from R11s11 Hemim. Benni(' Daniel� pit ched a 11 ix-hit1er in th e Jets ' triumph, although he yield• rd n pair of home r11 1111 10 .l ilJl 1 Pisani of ltlchmond_. Gene O l hr r and Hill Harrell hit homer Roct1ester lr1 ils abbi>tviul STANDINGS W L Pct. GB 55 27 .671 Toronto . . . . . . 46 37 .55 ' 9½ luff•lo llchmonl . . , . . 49 42 .533 1 1 Jer-,y City . . . 40 44 .476 l6 loche1ttr 38 42 .475 1 6 36 45 .444 18½ Montrffl Columbu1 37 49 .4 30 20 · 35 51 .407 11 Mlt,tnl c;a;;;=====---aaa--;;- --, r BARBER SHOP 4 PIEC:E SCREW DRIV EH SET ONLY • Ameri can League owners, cha "'ined wboo they opened a W t• e k late,r Lb:tn their National League rivals, puahed the 1001 opener up a week erxi and added a uni q u (• frill with the interse d ional t w i l, t • At President Jol' ('rnnin saitl l h e .iclual sched ule s l i l l had to 1 be wurkc.J] out h� sc·�ct.lult'· mahrs 1,u t that East v � W t's l 0 1>en£'rs would featur.e the lcai::ue • � 1 961 011.r ning-dpy program. EDDI E BURKETT O. Hlacly Tools ' 4 The ph&yf;'rs asked I hat mall.I ger� be i rlcl l.ldt!d Ill !heir lu�h pen I 51011 hmd Lh;at brinl-(� as much a i, $550 a month to rl'LJrf'd playt>rs, but t be nl.il te r W1:1S rekrrl•d t u l ht' hands of the pen,min a (•t u.i.rn·� l o I see whl:!tber the plan wa.� feas1hl(• llobertB, 83, a , ftve-\1 1111• 20•ga1111' wi nner for the l'h 1 ladelpl11a Ph i l l ies. annou nl't>Ci he was r,•111g n 1 11g 1 . rP s1- r1 1 a from h i s t h ree playe_r-n•p '.ive pu sts "bc�·aui;c I \'!' liel< l t h e J o hs loni cn(!ugh and �u me 1 1 1 1 c f else should have a chance . " Outfielder Lee 13/alls rcpli.ll l'd ' . him as r(IJ)r�enhct1�� of t he P h i l J iPs, p\tc.her Boh Fn.ends of t hl' Pirates rev�ced him a s NL p)a.v· er repres�nt.alive, and 011tf1dder Rirtiie Ashburn ol !he Chicago C ubs too� ·ov.er his pos.t as plar<'r representative on tht' pension r und committee. On Vacation WEEK OF l �-231'd Middleport OVE R 50 OTH ER ITEMS To Choot• F,0111, only 99c J>Uer1---Level1---Pl1ne.......Drlll1, Gauges, l!l&c. Barons U pend Pomeroy 12-2 In Other G·,ame I n C...OUR:ty 14-15 Year Old -p ' ff safe O D an error Parker later S('Uf· ! ed on Larry Thoma.s · ctouble . 1 Huddy Cundiff was t h e w i nning lAJU hurler as he gave u p S I ); hit� �yra- 1 s • p n Y Leaguer 5 knocked o R4c i ne Tuesday cuse got e ig h t uH the vf 1 c 1 1 11gs uf .'- yral use Bobby Rl),Qcb . • summer h �mors as l r v.p n 111g 8-6 to_ Ligh te n up lh e tont�st The line scores: c\' hdli l e port gamed a game on R�c111e Wl'!l a th umpmg 1 2·2 1 st Game: . win over Pomeroy on the Barons home diamo��. . Clark's J OO 002 I - 4 11 O In t ht• J;?;amr . at Ra1•1ne. noboby l . For the_ Barons �k)' Mo�ris d 000 000 o O 2 1 1 M & �1 Liid a 101 of t� 1 L IJ�.i,: but momjld h1.tters with four !:a ngles i n fo,:u r . �IJ D ure Clark; and Harrison F w i ld nc.i.� and f1eldrng IXWltl!I caustd 1 tr1pa. Carr II.ad \Mio. Claa..rur BWi);I and Robi n son . I � ch te I ht• Jt;.o.:ml' downfa l l . � a,u two, Lee !J,ouah, Oiqtl, Coen, �(. 1 2nd Game h;id thn•E' h i t s whil t• Haeint> 00\'(l· J�n!U' ..\l ltMWM:lil,, tbr,ee h.i ts. West a Colum bi 000 DO - 0 I 6 m 1 1 t (•tl � 1 x nrors l o �yra_euse 's 'l!h e,r.e w.ei:e np boJDei's. . . Smith 's 510 1 3-tO 8 O i h rt·e ;jnd H,1l·111(' p1trhin� issued C'l&T ftilfled M baU&o a 1� fife . Russell and W. V�mMatre; M ernmc t n•t• vas.s(•:s. d1s�y ol � CQlln• cut,l 1n1. a i,� rill and Smith. ..11. •• , J i m Louks �!I\' £' up only one h 'til knV s4tff at •.. .,_ ..�. u... ..:: 1. ""._.. 3rd Game t he \iJ s ! four i rmmgs, a !wo•run ho- on,ly three. �t.'t!r tim�, Uv.e . Syracuse 001 010 0-5 8 4 m e r to THI B,1iltT to pick up Ms In a make-up g'.al'llf: lul, S alwxlf>'. In the firlt i.Jtninc,, Jpe �adley Kyger 010 001 0---2 6 3 f1 r s1 Puny 1'1C'tury rvt>r over Ra- the satne �a l'ftJ •e� �tr.e n fnn i �p wu sate on ' a fl$!)d�s clwke"; Mfi, Cundirt and W ilson; Roach and . with !be !kJ'oru, WJ"-'l,lClg 21·1, \fi_µt, Clat'k'8 sl rtile aijVanced him to l'ine Lucas. l. l. ...... Bus.. ,1Q ,""'"'i •11n ..wel'Q)I •w tWAI b•�•s t h;r(!, and scored · on Gers1-• u Don !lartlen lt•d Syrncuse hittin g in six tnn ,no 1 d i an the 8ar.ol;ll tap. Clark's · saefl ee. ny, w n h ti duulll c a nd sing l e, Frltz pin, out u,: bi tf. 8olni¥'0)' cctmmlt. Dale HarrJson wap the losing J ersey ChJb llas S isson had · 1ht• othrr h i t . a single . ted six errors. llil:ld( 'Bulb fanned pi��er and gave up si): hlt8 to the Larry srahi•r. Bru<' l' Bcegll!' and 10, Car;r thl'b, Td,i)'.er ra,med t wp, Al l Stal'I. Tern porary �lunagrr Li) rry P ri l'(• lw d H.:1cine hits. Ra- To Shasteen (!n six iaa.in&&) . m 7 JERSEY CITY, N. J. UPI -Nat i rw 1ww has l()S! two games, MidSmith's played their �econd fi ve 40-year-ol d former d l 1• p u rl fnur . i r1 IE-ading the fourCarr had a homer , double an d inning game in their IO·O victory poleon Reyes, G infielder. will iants New York 1: o p l am l o . single and h i t one left handed . th .11 t 'l)Wi � �'?1 ;bll. A t_ou�ney take over as temporary manager of sy ra (' Ll!-i< • 1 20 032 g - 8 � � wAnt I?' a � �t -�· Oil ,iQlle. 11,0J!i a &. . a#er 5 i nn i ngs the transplanted Jersey City bitsc1 10 1 00 3---8" 3, 8 the Pomeroy 'iiOm'e team rec,� V yr lta,.. i n e · • tAf ii. •41 by ten run_s. ball club wh en il plays ii rirsl T nn Win ehrrnnc>r , Lo uks ( WP), and a,n error, i_.. �p1,1,11h � ._JtU• . J '. , WJUI iD � fashion m ternation al League game here F ri. ('u nrl i ff. Winr hrenner 4 !'rice (L'P) 1 hied and singled, Joey Sle� !Jll fJr.d ,e, of tbe meet . day night . .J ohnson (i and Bull e�· homered, Bush had t� � :t,..�l's hq(Q_� rqq, three walks . Reyes., whose j ob is scout ing for L 1 K E CUPJVES Coen two si� l e,, Terp Jp� 1 a )J errof, an�_ 1',on Ooak's double Cincinna ti Reds in t he U . S. the W urn.ly ( ' illl ' S Barons l i ked Mike triple aqd t1¥ SiP4l• a.-.d llo,r,_ll a �u-te4 f.P.t (i"'f! runs for Smith s ' and the Caribbean lslanclS. . will · Spt•rn·N � hig 1 · urve tn l he tune of anf) G•I')' Sto"'1 tta C,. ai,igles. ff)r .Q th• r,s l O ?\&'., Two walks and handle the team until a permancm fi t n i i 1fi tu t s wh irh comhinPd with a P�+; Cur4 doqbl,d a nd si.ss- ' ltj e'B b)' w,st and Fought manager cao be h i red. 1 si l l i ! I I (• lor 1scrwss ;1 hcld hy _the PGm- teen ���-, . �pp,t lfJ anotJler run in !he sec• --i•r11y tea m ll!' I I P1l a 12 2 v1r-to.ry for La1t n11h t s lme ,icos:e: - Th@Y. added another m the 1 hc H:1rnns Jtonoic Carr Pitched Pommy 100 001 0- 2 4 i- '.i...Q� OD a walk, an error, and an • s h arp t hn•f ' h11 ball for l h l• Barons Middleport 130 440 X-1.2 ltl l 1 infj� out. In the bottom of the wi t h Tom Sha�lecn. Donnie Mayer S�ncer (LP), May!i!r (�) and lJ(tll, � errors and hits by Cal­ and W i l l i(' l!liwkwPII J.:C'! tin g th� Mayer, Spencer 5, Carr and Bt11h. : �r: ll[Qd �st accounted for three We mix concrete t0 your ------hits. HJ.,ekwt' l l ' s was a long tripe. ,D'J,� ·�ns to en? the ��me. _ W'e1t specifications , deliver it "".@� guilty of six m i scues RIGHT to your job, rea­ 1'( tli •s<9"k•,t l"d got on!, one bit dy to pour. Lowest pric­ Wi � t� ·IJJ.lq outburt i n the sevJ e¥h 'fp;,ill\l, accounted for S�a..L. L o,er K,ser C•<tek -,'114!'• :lt2 Vj/:1"'1' No job too large or too • The � it that time was tied al small - deliveries every ? ..,....,n.i a:.. ,Sch()eU d•lel1St 0Ut A Sta,ter � S , MILW /\ l l K f:f., Wis, UPI - The futun· of RrJ Srhol'nc\iensl as the startin� Sl'C'on1I ba�eman of the Mi !waukPe Braves might well be ml'<mired in 30 or 40 batt ln,, pu mls. Ttil• ,10 1 0 40 points referre� to an• nut t lms1• 011 Schue'ndiel'11tt'1 but t i n1; avt-ral!P _ the)•'re how murh < 'hl1<·k rot ti('r needs to rulse l1 1s b,i t t ini! rrrnrk in order to kl.'ep t hr Hraw�· s, ,�ond hnsc> position for �ood. l Al l h e !-i!ar1 o r l h iM month when fol tiN wus rPl 'a l 1 1•d from Louis­ v i l lr·. ii a ppp;in•cl ! hat Mana�er Chul iC' I.J r!'�s1·11 hart ,iusl decided to giv£' S d10('ud1f'nst a fe� davs' r1·.�t whcn hr, he_C!all starting th(' 24-v4• ar- ol<l _ roo� 1 P a l �l'cond hase. e SehocndiPnst s b� tt1_n� nve , at "'the � tinN:h•d . . •.lipped �m Party 1h lhc �f'�!I htWe to . e,, .230 kvcl, and conml rmg that he had iust made a surpris­ ing comt•h1,rk from n yl'nr'A lay­ nH rl11c> to ! u hprculnsls-, a short ri-sl Sl'l1 meil lo he wha1 Ilic cluctor orderrd. Sign• Ara O.flnlte Hui now lhP signs 1irl' definite thnt ir Cn1 HN; a clean cut �icl . from Ddt,1. ( olo., enn Just ra111e h i s .200 lrntting uveral!f' a l i ttle hit, he's l'.(0 111i 111 pul S<·hof'ndif'm1t nu1 of the �l arti•11! lineup for �oocl -at le-n�I with l hc> )lravrs. Sd11lf'rnlii> 11st hafl no1 slnrted a t.;ume since .Tul:v 1 , and appeared nnlv on('f' :is :i pinC'h hitter !lince t h l'tl. l )rf's�1•n ha� uln· 11dv d1•r id11d thut Co t t ier is a lw!l i-r flel1if'r than Srhmmdirnst and i� prrpar!'d to 12ivl' t he kid 11 �oucl loni: shn1 &t the jn\J. "Hf''s gnin!!: to contilmf' 1n piny," �aid Or ('S!lrll. "I st uck wilh him as long as I roulcl at. the heRinninll: of l he sen.�on . N11w that he's bat·k, I'vc> got to fi ne! nut if hr C'On tiit." ·.41>o ·======= --- Off Soi \VhoelJ AU WORK QIJARAJITEEO - ONLY EXPERTS HANDLE YOUR WATCH '- '• "" •" 00 Cull-N.o Trach,Jn1 Ll111ited ·-c�1-. F-mer OStJ !.I.I (;,..,..,.. ,_ ' I\L:_ ,. ___.A VU, �n,Ui' i-2. • Ip t1ia:t inning Blll Fishe, ,inl(l,u �d stph1 secoild. He scored on llob W.Uson' -11\gle and Wilson \lfent to u.lr�o_n i..n error. Wilspn ..,-�n ow� Parker w�s ZANESV)J.,LE, 0. lJBI-P��I Sav,k, a fqrmer �ck� foqtblll pl11er who didn't take up gq\r u ntJI bis a:rid �V• wier,. OV¥, ·led tbe record 201-man (leJd, to-­ day into tlle 5econd roun(l of tl)e Ohio Am1;teur champjonr.hl�. · The Sf.year-old quart.erba�k QII O hio State's 19'9 Rose Bowl tA!am wa � the only 1ot,er to break par Monda y when he fired a one-un­ der 71 in the_ firat UI holes o! the 36-hole qualifier. • MeAR.TllUJl. 0. UPI-The Pltts­ Today the field wjll be trim• bur{b Pirate• Will holcJ e tryout med to the low 63 scores for the camp here next Tuesday a nd Wed­ 108-holes of match play which nesdp,y under the silperylslon or begins Thursda)'. their Ohio scout George DeTore Savie, a sale,man for a Colum­ Last year the N\tlonal League bus glove making firm, started team"! camp attracted 160 boys on the bark·nlne or the tree-lined und,er 22 from throughout south­ 7, 1 00 - yard Zanesville Countr.,y eastern Ohio. Club cotU"se and cut It up for a nJTore s■id minimum age for three '\lnder par. He had boy9 at the camp ii UI. He said the third and seventh the front nine to come n with the)' must pay their .own expen­ ses and furnish their own shoes, his one-under. Anyone gloves and uniforma. signed to a contract will be re­ lmhu1'8f!d for his expensea. About 140 1howed up for the Pirates' camp a t Col um bus' Jet Stadium Tuesday. Fort)' of thoae survived the cut to comeback today for •notller look. The camp at Cohunbus waa CINCINNATI. Ohio U P I-Mrs. conducted by DeTore and Hank major league Joyce Mae Bell, wlte of Clntin, Gowdy, fornier nati Reds outflelder Gus Bell, Ja calcher now wUh the leh frq_nt olfiee. n very conslder■te womfn. She waited until her busband IN- Pl�N� HOST was free during the AU•S1ar 11rt1e LOS ANGELES \JPl-ljam Snead break to h.ave her seventh chlld Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hos­ will act ,.ts pern'lanenl host Jn pital. She gave btrth to a seven­ (Jl.ebrlti Golf, . ■ te1evl1ed 1erle11 of 101r m1te'he1. with leadlna eQ­ pound. sl:1-ounce· boy. Botti the mother and 110n wel'fl terloinmo!jll oolobrlMu. NBC wlll reported Qolng floe. (t was, , Lhe carry t,Pt 1�c9rdln11 0( the mat• couple's rourth boy. They iirlao chea eacJi:,•sundl':y be1lnnlne in the fall. have threiP daughtera. Bell, H It might ' be 1uapecled is annually voted the outst1ndin1 fattier on the �lnclnl)ati . team. ivans Super �---,Sw!fl/s P�emlum Ohoke Cent :-Cid& Phone WY-2-3-73 Ppmeroy 218 E. Main OPEN 6 A.M. tq 10 PM. , · ·C •' 1m e -, t. y o u r l;vans Supel)Trhu---Swlft'� Premium Round Boru,. Roa-lb. 59• · • Evaas Budget Tenderness Every Time-Lo,..� 'l;ellJl!!"'ll_ure-MA>r,e Tl 111!1 day - can by IO a.m . for Saturday delivery. Goeglei n Ready-M il( Ct- seollit!4. Page St. Piratt'8 P4tn 'Tryout Camp At McArthur WIN BOILING BEEF - - l ' �J? I ' . • ·-·.·- .. ,_ :::.. ,..-.. .· '• li lrons - 2 Wllcda Bag and 3 Bills' • �.JJ ,. ... .. i 0. .' Head Covers · Sl<ill by QUr �ldtl coontor and ... DUI �l•t• ,..,. ol styles. H a..J R FIR.STONE 0 DEALER S1RI· ' v,ECIAJ. ltllT WHIIIHT IIIOI •w C4NNED MIL,IC . 4 .... �NKA q)FF!I - Pot Jl!WiLRY POMUOY, QWO "Aulbortletl llacGrepr HJadquarten JP St. .· -. . . •;- ! ... C teN t I•• • _ ...,. � T'fil p1,repse I . faney Perch " • s<" i , e ... h 2 i- 0 g o o d ! .. . •• • lbf. only lfAMPl TOql .. ... • _. 411P '' ,, ----....,.J4!1'� . \!.; ltt:� Excellenl For Cc,oldng Fine for si_llld1 or a!ldng wt Ms.oo. TIJ a,;,R' �'@ C PINEAPP LE J UIC E : '!;< . . " U. S.• No. I • !Iii $260,000 lb. 3.lC A 'P L E SAUC E . . 4 �9f Ian! 1 lath, W�. Lqbst;, Tails -- :.:.� · ' ' - �lly VELvEEfA ._ . 2 � :,t­ ""· :�·could b,e a winner in. Sohio's � w " - 1 ... ., C Qn , •· ·•; ·< it-�. 8.,ao·,. J lb. siioiitf-'•itms� ' WEDNESDAY and T�SJ)AY 9 A. M. TO 6 P. tl', , . - J,'RI DAY - - - •.·· - � : ;JO Ai. M. SATU.DAY - - - 8 :30 A. ;Mi,_. 1:6 8.:30 f. M: -:CQRNER !\JILL and SEfQND STS. . · MIDDLEPOR i, . ' . ,. . . - :, . , ' GOLf SE: w•ttj! runnlna 11kt IIIW •• o,nd IY.illl 1111• a,a ,., . . . wit� ••• of a S T O R E H:DiliJ ... .. . . R S . ' .' 0 .) • - - lb. 25c ,, nearest office or to your camera deal-_ er before Septem ber 1 . In the mean­ time, il y011 need money j ust ask us. LI- GREAT fiAME I REA(- BUY ! - SCOTT . CARDS Slc»I McFIII.AN ST. LOUIS lJPl-The St. Loul1 Footbal l Cardinals announced to­ day the sirning or Neal M cJ'evau deifenslwe end from George Town Colleae. l!Qclnt yq111 j, � • ,. .. Ev•�• Budget Beet . . . in our photograph contest. Entl!ri�. . '' one or a ma,x imum of two photo")·' ' graphs. You may win $ 1 00 l?r photograpli " selected by our j ;;'a'g��I All photographs to be typical Ohio ;r scenes, landmarks, beauty spots or other places of interest. Get complete_ rules and submit your entry to oµr Mrs. Bell Has Seventh During All-Star Lull •••••• Jlld,ll�;,rt Phone W\'-2-3284 $200 B.,l 'MI . fSli� or.l>roken parts . . . . ,. . .. ll C I RCLE$ Restourqett . . • 1t>1e. 1im�. 1 'IINONNls �IY ... . LOWEii 'llfJIII..,.,._ MO• 'IIMI • • W_ INIDGff,_, r SPECJAl-f o/ COfflllltll ldj�stment o/ cltlllllC # Ollllll .· o/ r'l)lacement DI WOOi "'''"' .,,; watshband, I IIIDDU!l'OIIT, .fQI .kd ... eaim, Reg. f,�9.85 001.f Slf!' � TQ& f.E� OF TOWN ' �l'(ffllre The Sig n Qf The - ------ othen ,o.ta up l'JIQN& � When You Dine At IJ OAN, DETROIT UPI-Rirhlboncw Phil Regan, who. compilf'd a 9-3 record wlth l;)enver of the Alllerl­ 'can Auociation , ha, been b�u,bt up b)' the DeltiOJ.&- Ti11n. Ex"11flt: lpeb 11,oluy Mow..• 4 Cy•I• Bria• & Slrtllon En1lne • sieel Body Conatructlon • ' Qualify Beef At tower Prices. for BesJ R.Nulf; Prepc;rre /:t.t Lowe, T.,,. For You TIGIIS IICALL • %! Sal.• '57· TASTE TREAT Ready M·1 xed C oncrete Cottier Pushes 'EVANS � There's A :X; SAYE 20% ll.efll"r ,,e.95 for I Rotary Mower d.ose-Out Sale •Lar&• Toni ght 's semi . final round of the 8e00 Softball Tournament will fi nd Wa verly Of P arkersburg meeting Mt-I Clark's All Stars and sinith 's U pholstering of Parkersburg faring Syraruse. N!el 's All :Stars whip\}ed the • � � Jets, 4 0 : Smith 's downed West Calumbla, 10-0; and Syracuse defeated K!18er Cref'k , 5-2, in ga q ie ii; plared qn T �p.sdji.y evening . l:iou -eff e of the All � tars ( � u h rl� a two-hi t shutout over the M& M J ets in Tue11day 's first game f o t# ev �J , � � S t.are sc?r• eA �e ip QJf UrS, lry1.in,g, t',f i re ·, n· t'",,· xth lhd once a,.�1 n ne , in the P" , seve,Qijl . ·1 = G'"" = ".,/��..,, ,;�•, t---.. :,. �! f'.!'•iu � or.. I� � _ . ..· �;>:;.,i. :-' ·-� at al Sohio Stations.now ,,. au.In, _., '' ' • . , .. �� J I . .. .. " ·\"':".':' ..-_. -� --� . .�,r ' 1:F . 1 ' J; I /. < ' • I. ', \, I ' ( , ..- • ",, ', • ' .., . ' Ji:" ' •. . � !.. , ., f' , l("'f .,.... '• �� ...,,_, ,- • •• ' ' ' �.- ,.======------·======--�--�---. 1 -----� - -­ g....Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., July 13, 1960 ( 20 ) Busi ness Services AIR CONDITIONING, RE:FRIGERation Hrvice. Jad:'1 ltefrigera­ lion. New Haven. Phooe TU2:ffi37. 6-23-tf WANT ADS AUt:TIONEEI Compl6-t• S.n-lct: Critt Bradford Wrtt., Phone or Contari , � C. 8RAOr•ORD, Racine� I., MU ELLER FUMNACES, WESTING HOUSE appllancff. Arnold Bro. tMn, Syr•cuM, Ohio. Phonti 1 1 - 1 1 -tf WY2-6-Jl4. POI. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE llEIIULTS BATES 1 4 cent. per w•rd . one ineertion. Mlohnum cbarae - 60 eenl3. e eenta per word for t.hre,t 000tie011.Uve imertiona. SP4Sia.l - one m411�tb fot 30 cent; per word. Full rale o( 4 cent, per word will be charged for ad vertWn.tl LI not paid witbin HJ cLay1 aner receivina but. .Rn-on in Aaveniain, - Sbou.ld be repP�"CI immediately. Thti Dall, Sentinel wiU not l>t ruponaible IOt moce th&n one incor­ rec:t lmertlon. �-.:I of 11-..a.ta and Special Nol.ice• ol Ewuta fU�. Obitua.riea publllh-,d al l ce"J.t per word. ';IORDS l DAY 3 DAYS G DAYS I. MO. 60c lD 90c $1.311 J< !IO 2(1 ,1.20 60c ,1 .110 $6.00 211 75c ,1.DO $2.211 17.!IO /�di reeeived by 10 A.,.. will � ln that day ·e ,-por. ' ROOFING, SPOUTl�G. Sheet Me­ tal work and rep,ur wnrk of any kind. Frank Powers, li:13 N. Third St., Middleport Phon� WY 2·230 1. 7-6-30tc Experienced RAD IATO R PHONE WY-2-21 57 1 -- l 1 1 Notices For Sa.!=_ __ r 1 , I I --------- - -- I I I - - - - ·-- FOR DELICIOUS 1rnatks 8ee Jack, J1u:k Dairy lillr, Middleport. 7-1 2-6tc i6) Lost and Found j LOST _ ON DlAMOND l , Back of Pomero) High School buildrng. . L 1tt I � Le ague bil&e ba II catc hel' '1 · tnuk a nd chest protector. If I found, plea9e cant oct Bill Cun1 diff. Syracuse, or phone WY 2· 8380. 7 1 1 3lc / -----------LOST 1-� EMALE FOX Hound, black 1sh-brown ln1ck, dark brown hee d , spcck.s on legs. Callar inscribed J11rnc11 Hickman, cl.ll on each ear $5.00. Reward Howard Stilt, Midd lepor1, Ohio, IU, 7-12•6tp LOST GOLD fnol ball troJ1hY inscriber! ''1949, W. W. Call" im d 11ol d bHehall trophy "1948, W. W. Call." llew a rd · See Woody Call Jr .• rnu Loculil SI., Mid• dlepart. ___ 7·1 2·3tc LOST�BILU'OLI) Sunday night I clo1e to Curty 's HesL11ur1mt with Important papen. Fin der can keep money and return papen, Leave .it Carty •• Re1t• urant, Pomeroy, Ohio, 7-l3•3tp - ----- -y-- - _I S ) Auto Sales REPAI R I We repair all types of radi­ ators, from healer cores to I the largest truck or tractor radiator. SEVEN lout eomh111r $:!5tl ll1•"tly to 1:0 K A l,ruc?it'r, l•'tm·?il Run Hoiid 7 L:1 Jk Blaettna r's I SMALL RJlllNG hor,c. gcullc for children. See or call lr:i Well- \ Phone W Y-2-21'3 man, .Hrad bury, J'hune WV 2- , 6182 · 7·K - 6tc Pomeroy, Ohio ____ __ _ 1 TEAM Ot' horse8. Sell t: 1\htr srn- , CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH glc or double. Jul 1a11 l l i l l , Le shlldes, cloth porch val a nce, tart Fe.Us. Plionc L I i 7-2:J J:J . I awnings, vcnetlan blinds, w i n• 7-13·:tlc daw sh a des. Free e�timatea. - -- -- ----- -- -A COM PLETE LIVING Hoom full ( Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., of fine furn iture for u111y I � 21 90tc Pomeroy. $1 68.88-nothing extra to buy. A wi de, full cul, dii1tinct1vcly T�LEVISION RADIO AND SMAL L sty led, 2-piece living room suite appliance repair. }'hone Otit with reven:ible foam cush1uns 1,1c:Clintack, Raclne, O.�io. 2-1-Uc in a l a ra:e selectlo11 of in\<Jting durable cover�. :l- moclern, highly APAJt'1'MENTS - .furmahed and slyied, mahog:iny fin ushed sLe11 t1rd urri lshed. Mclbsten. Middle tablet, 1 matching rect a ngular I port. Phone WV 2-2082. 2 3 H alep cocktail L.11blc, 2 bc a uttlully ' -- -- ------designed lalilc lamp11, 2 sofa pHlows in de<:orator n,lon1, l I wea r re11istant 9xl2 Armstroug floor coveri n g i11 full choice of manufactors· pulkrn.s. Free dehvery, OR IM'S ICONOMY FURNITURE CO. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. Beforo 9:30 A.M (6)-16, 23, 30; (7)-7. 14. 2 l . Utp MlddJ-,t WY •2·264, "'.'""=:�-==--,,""'==--- I j I Coll Dlci Sterrett -- ' ( 9a ) Mo r i ne S�ppl ie; 'lit 19M BUICK, 4 dr. seda n , Me• cha nlc,lly very 11o u·n d. $40G.OO. UIID IOATI AND MOTORf and WP whU• they 1 ..t. Met,. BlHclln a rs, Pomeroy . 7•7-6tc politen fttoton. 600 Ii, Main l9:li2 FOllD. Good conditio n . All • If., Ponaror. Phw'le WY�O.. new tire!!: and battery . Conlacl 1 1 .,....,. Jim Hi11e, Chc11hlre, Ohio. 7-12-titc 1904 �HEV JIOLF.T 210 2 dr, Worth more. $390.00. Bl.lol· tnan, Pomero y . 7·7-lstc Good CleM UM C1n All Mllf11 1nd MMII• ■ -- ■ ol f-Ol'CM.JTAN MOT011$ ••t Metlt lL ''"'"""'· Oh.. l llM PLY MOUTH Belved ere 4�. 1edan. Extr11 nice for model. $496.00. Bleettnars, Pomeroy. 7-7-ftlc 19M DO DGE Va 4 �r. co1tom roy- Buy Yo..- JOH NSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT KARR & VAN ZANDT ! ' 1 4) pomeroy, Ohlo _ __ .. _ For Rent PomeroJ WY,2-3195 KAUTZ PIID STo•r At CJrnt.,. Y11koh S-2145 HAMILL IIRVICI STATION a.fore 9:00 A.M. Al..ny ffll Every Day Serfle• ----( 20b ) I nsurance COMPLf;TE li,SURANC� PRO tcction, Life, Aute, Fire, Polio C.ill Don M Jlls, Middleport, ')!JI'\ (-· 2 1 )·-Reol ·- -,-Estate --- . --- New HOUSE, TWO llEDROOMS, lari::e living, room, buill•in ld tc.'fl­ ca cabinets, gas fur nuce, insu . lated, lar&e t•ar port, 125 rout fro11laJ:e. Wright Slm:?t, o(f Mulherr)' Ave, $9000.00. Phone WY 2-3292 Wilbur Youn1,1. or WY 2·2700 Valley Lumbr·r and Supply Co., Middleport, Ohlo. 7-9-tfc _ al aed�n. Ouc careful ow ner. _ I SIX IWOM HOUSE IN S\'llACUSI!: Std. ,h1ft. Extra n lce. t790,00. Cill Jullan UHi, t:H 7-23::IJ. 1Jlaettn.11r1, Pom«iro)'. 7-7·6le 7 1 l 3k _ '18 },'ORD Convertible Phone WY i-2490 _ 7·7-6lp ElGHT ROOM IIOUSt:, two fl�• F'o R SALE: DEAUTIFUL. Nl-.:W 3bedrnom, 26 x 15 livins ruom. room aparLmo n t,. A. N. Bengel. pa nc!l<>d kitchen, l'ln: baths, h a rd­ Pbone W\'2-3272. 1 1 ·2 trc (9) wood floors, 2 complete heating c,--·-,-- ---,---system1, full besement. Syracu11e GA:,, FUEL 011, and coal fur• DELUXE UN1''U RNISHED APAHT­ Ohio. Shown by appointment naces. CaJI for frq e1llmatet. MEN'l'. Air conditioned. Avail­ only WY 2·6233. •blo alter J uly 6 , Cot1� Uulldmg. Foreman • Abbott, Midd leport. 7 1 1 6lp 6 29 12Lc 11-l(Hle 17 HENSf 2 ROOSTERS heav)' TWO four room furnl!ihcd a part• FOR SALE EIGHT room house. ' 2¼. acrlls, &as, electrlclty an d monll. Also firm for sale near brtM.-d I year old. 30 three week water. Gara,:e and barn. Co n• Baahan, 88 acrc11. Phom' WY 2· ol d chlck11 $30. Call WY 2-6446. tad Ed na Plckena, Racine, Ohio 3302, 7-7tilp 7-12-3(p. -7-1-fJtc HURRYI Order )'our purple r111p­ FIVE ROOM u n furnished aparl­ menl with bath and 1howcr, t'OU R ROP. M hoUJIC wllh full hflrrlea now. Ex.cellent for free1• 1arba.i:11 di11posal unlt, newly tn1 or Jellies Phon e your or• b 11.&em�l)t, Interior remodeled. red ecorated. Phono WY 2·53:15. den B. H. C1non, Rt. l , Mld­ New h�t water tank, furnace, 7-Hfc dlrp,ort. Phooe SH 2-4757. electrlr water pump. Carpet 7•7•6lc ind VMctlan b\l nds, a l110. $2975 Call \'VY 2·6:il91. Mrs. Wm . .J. U GAUGE •hot e1-1n like new, Harm, n, Rt. No. 2, Box lftA, three ,hot adJualablt rhakc. SALESMEN, 2-4 TO 40 yrs. ohl, 7-..ll-6tc ' Ashland , K)' Price PO.DO. Phone WY 2•64!66. m ust have exp1'ri1•1w<'. Golirl 7·13-atc ro ute 1m d C0111Ul i8siou. J\BC Clcanen. Mason, W. Vu. 7-12-trc --------- ( 1 7 ) Hel p Wanted .-..,;,;,;=-· ==-�-;,;,;·-� ., ---... .... CAil Impala Convertible. 848 cu·. In. V-8 inotor. Turbo&Udo tr:in, -pow• er ateerin. t, arid �bi'takeA, bc:aull• ful whl.. fJni,h with bl"'k lop , ud red interior tnm. f1995 ' ,. . POMe · · ' MOTO ", · . l'OIIIIO'I'. OHIO . ' ---- �--- - ---- AR� YOU happy with your Will)' of Jiff! ind u nhappy wtlh your 11llUitlOn'f Arc you lookin,: !OI' a new aalc1 opporlunlty 1 hat woul d flt y our w11y of lik?' II 10, acn d n 11mc, 11,ddrcss, phone and letter o ( q11111ifk111iu11 tu l'o■l OUlce Box No. 1 1!, Lan• 7-12·2tc c.iatet, Ohio. \"OU DON'T NEED to worry obo u t g:elllna or holding II Job with your own Rawletgh Busl­ nc511 where the more you work the mat'o you earn . Thou11Buds pro11perlllK every �car. WrHt• at once for m ore lnfor111al ion. Rliwlel11h'• Dicpl. WVU-270,802, Richmon d, Va. (7) 7-14-:.!l-28◄lp , 1 8 I l:mploymenr W-::.,ted ------------- HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR OR day. Avanell WY 2-9804. Young, Phon e 7 1 1 6tp ·- ----· (20 ) Busi ness Services -- BID�IIUR SUPPLY. llldlo and TV lmloo. Y\!II-IUI. ll-11-30tp • J, Cat'a fur 5. See 9. Braz.lJ. wood 10. Mure dextero11.! 1 2. A d!ttgu!se 13. Watered silk l4. Man'11 nickname :l .'i . Soo n :17. Chart 19. Over ( pucl. J 20. Water god ( Hnhyl J 21. Te�t pri11l..8 I photn ) 23. Act ress Lucille 2.'I. Captain '27. Mild 29. Feurs 32. LnnrJ mt·asu re 8,3. Size ot • 3-i. Badly f ( comb. form ) M. Qutrkcst 88. lt11li;u1 river 119. Noturlcty 40. Mnrry hn11t ily 43. Q11rnch 44. Flon l s 45. German river ,6. Mast DOWN 1. Basement ..,,,. 2. BlbllcaJ. 22. 0ft.en. (poe L) 3. Mothtir ot 2:1. lnaect, Jrlllh god11 24. �koo-­ '- Caricature plnt (colloq.) 26. Volcano ti. More depru­ crippled olono �- Ancient 27. Wllll Grellk .coln vault.t '/. Hodgepodge 28. Wl.te ll. Giel anawer Y11.11.Uf•1·• h■wcr 9. RnscaJ 30. Btyllah l I. Royal 11 . .Aatrin­ 36. Dross 16. Dwell• gent 37, Seize 18. Exclam&,. frull.11 ,fl. Back tlon or 83. Fl1heru,lk contempt inan '2. Harem � var.) of GaUlee room I?½ • ' • • 11 ,, ,, � F,8; ,. 14 l'l;; -- I ,. ,, r;,:; � 1 ,. ,. .. 1::1/, ¾ .. � -- - • ,. r,;;; ,. l'l;; ,, � ,_ .. 0 � • ,l'l;; � .. �·-· ,,,, -· � I- ... � ◄I ,-- P,1/,d WORLD WAR JI VITIRAN.� Only 1 1 mou d11y.s to �l' I your 11rµllc11tlons In far a VA dirod loun. Brina In your original di11<'har�e papen ancl let us help JOU lllPlJ, POM,1 11.0Y-IJ. room (rafue. mod­ ern wllh 2 baths, h.ol air hrnt­ l n g. Cedar •hln�l(! exterior wlth !tone him. Fu ll basemrnt wlth 1iar110. L,rae lot wlth flowers, ,hrubbcry, tre£s and 1lrlveway. ,1s,ooo.oo. POMEROY - 2-bed room frumt' with You n g11town kih'hrn. nice livlnJJ room , Green shlnJtlc n­ terlor, Temro IZH h4:!atini(:, semi basemenl. Good nelghborhooJ. $6300.00, RACIN._..room, 2 1tory frame house with 2 bath1. Stoker-tired ho• air furnas, b'eatlng. Level lot (128xl 19) on Broadway. $8000.00. with RINTAL-1,room frame bath1 and �• heating at $45 · ·. 00 peT montfi. IOK 22t PMONI WY 2-3130 7-i.-11c Letart Fal ls News Reported av MR$. J. D. ROUSH Mr. and Mrt. Oscar Davia of Gallipolis are annoucing the birth of a son Timolh y Eugene, July 7, 9 lb!I, 1 oz, at Holzer Ho!pital Rev , and Mu. Pearl Casto are grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ro y Hill an d childre n of Dunbar, W. Va., were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. an d Mrs. St. Cleir Hill. Mrs. Betty Rosa an d children l'elebrated her ion's Ulh birthday Sunday. G uests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush a nd chi ldreri, Mason, Mrs. Mayme Ro­ berts, Racine and it. V. Manuel. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roush had as Sunday dinner guests her par• enLs, Mr. and Mn. Paul Manuel, son L.irry and her aunt, Mrs. Okey Cleland. Miss Dorothy Johm;on of Clarks burg is spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Jerry M. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Harol d Roush an d daughter, N ad ine and Robert Eu• ler spent a weeken� with his twin brother, G a ran , of Piqua. Mrs. Gale Pulas a nd d aughter, Sabrine of Tuscon, Ariz., are spending a month with ber sls­ ten1 Mrs. Don Ihle of Racine an d Mrs. Harry Hill, local . Mr. and Mrs. Jo1eph Geno .an d chil dren .irrived home Saturd ay from Maryland . She will remai n Fair Exhibit Entry Deadline Aug. I with her parent,, llr. and Mrs. Harry HUI while her huaband 1oe1 abroad the U. S. Sarato1a for 2¼ ye.rs overseas seniit:e. Mrs. Clara Price ol Eliubeth­ town. Pa., wu a ,:ue1t last week of M1'. and Mrs. Harold Grimm. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ju1tice and children of Racine, Mrs. Marie Mitball and children were 1uuta of Mr. • nd Mn. Raymo nd Grady. Mr. and Mn lrvln Gan dee and children of Alli a nce spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Lucy Justis. Mrs. Oby Kiaer and children were guests bat week of her mo­ ther Mn. Ruth Powell of Reedl­ ville. Mr. an d Mn. Ralph West oi P1rkenbur1 spe nt the weekeQ d with her mother Mra:. W. W. Var• ian. Mr. and Mn. C. E. Sheets of Crown City, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phele n, ions Daniel an d David of Columbus spent Wednesday with their sialer and aunt, Mrs. J, D. Roush. Mr. and Mn. Earl Adams and children Jackie and Jimmy re­ turned from a visit with Kr. and Ml'A. W. P. Watt1 and aon anti with Mrs. Adams mother Mn. Ni na Waa:ner of Avondale, Va. Miss Jackie Adams ape nt the weekend at Buckeye Lake with friends. PFC Ron a ld E. Hurley who spent a 30 da )' leave returned Sat• urd ay to Fort Benning, Ga. with his pa rents Mr. and Mr1. Noah Hurley . Camp Meeting Begins July l'Z At New Haven Chestnut Ridge Social News ·a, Alta c.,.. Mr. and Mra. Jerry Huff and chil dren of Dayton spent a few day 11 vacation with her mother, Mn. Ginevra F01ter. Mr. and iMr1. Robert Smitley •nd son, of Jq,ewark were week end . visitors of her p1rent1, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mc::Clannahan. Mrs. Garnet Moore called on her sister, Mrs. Jean Brookharl of near Albany on Sat11rda)' evening. Miss barban William11 of Vir• glni1 IA vi1ltint her gran d parents, . M r, aa d Mn. Ho yt Keeton. Mr. and Mr•. Donald Con e and son of Athena epent Thursday evenil\l with hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert cone. Mr. and Mr1. Lawre nce Marton were bwineaa vi1ltora Jn Galllpoli1 recentJy, 1 Mn. Neva llownan ape nt Sun­ da y afttraoon with her sister, Mrs. Jo ne.a, in Albany. ltarry Pettit and family atte nded a family reunion near Charleston on Sumtay. They weie accompan­ ied tty John Pa\d Heullar and lam· ilp ·of M9inslleld·. . M iss Toni Pettit a�nt fhe past week with relatives In Charleston. . Re.cent vi1it.el'I of ,Mr. and Mn. Everett M.cClannahan were rela­ tives from Dunbar, W, VI, Why not play h 8111...U Are you. -in the market £or • high quality boat at a reason­ able price? Come ',in lo M & TBOPOLITAN MOTORS and lilet .over !hit doil. u tar 14' Plwela.. "Lerk lllu, Mo9le. , Witt. wlnd1 oi,let>JI, -J-,. dock h•nl' """ ' ytlMllfend MetL 14' MUJto, Tr•litr with lndl•ldu.. whtel .,..,....ion, 4 ply tine Mid winch. 40 N. ,. ■wfarvdt Motor. Tht mMt ,.11.1. All perso ns entering · exhibits in the State Fa ir of West Vir• DII.IL Y CllYl'J:OQUOTE - llere•s how to work It: ) gini a held this )'ear d 1.1ring the AXYDLBAAXR week of August 22-27th are re­ I• L O N G F E L L O W mind ed th a t entry bl a nks must One klter 11imply standa tor snother, In thl• aample A. la UNCII be In the mail pot later tha n tor U,e tl1rce L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single leltel'l!I, apoa­ Monday, August .J I : wllh the ex• trophtl!, the lc!flgth and formation ot the worda &I'll all hlnta. ceplion of the Horse Show en• Rev, Mendall Gainer, p&Btor of illilah day tile cude lctteJ"s nre different. tries. The deadline for the Horse the West Clarksburg EUB Church Show is Mond ay, Aug ust 15th. will be the enngeli1t at the an­ A. Cryptogram Quotation E ntry bla nks for exhibits Jn nual Union Camp MeeUn1 to be an y of the 19 Departments ma)' VBN QNRY V LR V N Q L Q K lll C held at the Union C•mp Grounds ON be obt.ained b)' writin g to the near New Have n beainnlng on Q 1.- X C, P BI V N N R St a le Fa ir of We.st Virginia, Box B L V VLVB Joly 17. 829, Lewisburg, W. Va. IJ L Q Q for only $1195. Rev. Kellh Day, pastor of the Y P L R - Y N C O B C. . choose from, I Phlllippi Clmreh will be the, to · �--� 'Vc11knh1y'11 Cryptoquote1 GENIUS JS NOTH!N(J BUT gong lea der for the meelinJ 4' Pd see this beauty, in New Haven Man Eleeted come ' "' OP.EA'£ Al>'I'ITIJDE 1' 0R PATIENCE---BUFFON. Jl)U'll wul lo fiull ii home. Lu ther Smith of N'ew Haven which wJll continue for lwo week.a <O 1960, Klq Fcaturu By11,dlcate, Inc,) W• alto haV. • VIN alurnt. w.is elected presi de nt or the Pt. Both Rev. Gainer and Rev. Day Pleasant District Brotherhood of are wl del y known in the W. Va. i,..,. lll'tt, tfeli•r and Scott­ Evanaclical the EUB Churfh In. a meeting Conference of lhe Atwahr' .....,. c.pellle of l'orlemonlh Water held Sunday, July lil In New Ha­ Unite d Brethre n Church. ,Vllffltl • •ier., th• Price! Each day 's service at the meet­ ven. , Y<i,t -�ldn.1 ""I'" It_ but Ha lt'M lloo•h·,1 Upwnrd · 0(1ety l'OHT•MOUTli. 0. U PI-Walcc thl1 outfit tan ba bought for Other officers elected were i na wlll begln at 7: 30 p, m. In the By Enlyn BrlcklH rat(•., will go U J> 3 1 Y� per cent, . Harry Mlller, vice presid ent; Har· open air tabernacle. The camp L Sl lt\lq $700. St' Wl'ra �t· l;1xl'S will go duwn 10 Mr. 11nd Mn. Tom Perriu of Lex• old Bumg a rner, secretary; Paul aro1.1nds are located on a bard Don't · for.-el, we also sell per t·t•nt and a �urbai.:e collectio n ington, Ky., tailed on friends here Rickard, treBsurer .in d G. W. Mc• surfa ced roa d a pproximately two white lllnoline at our dock on miles from New Haven. Kin ney, so n g le ad er. lax will he i111puscd a9 :i result Saturd a )'. the river bank. • Mr. and Mrs. Ger a ld Violet a luf city council's actions Tuesday FHA PRIXY NAMID night. tende d Fourth of July festivities at Sunday School Picnic WASHINGTON UPI - Linda Hutla11d . , A water rule Increase o [ 51 per Thompson, U, of Albio n, Neb., to­ Mrs. Da n a Hofrm an is in Colum- Set J,' or New Haven ''Trans_por\a,Uon· o• Lind & Sea. r�:Jl hud becu proposed 10 finance bus helping to ca re for her dsugn. The third annual Sunday day was elected presl dent of the ........ WY-H870 11 $500 .000 w11ter i m provement tcr und new grand11on. School picnic ol the New Haven Future Homemakers of Amert� 1.Mal� St, 0, project, but co1.1ncilmun decided to Mr. a nd Mrs. rre d Phelps of Flor• EUB Church will be held on Su n­ al the group's 1960 nation al meel• tap $2�Q,OOO in rese rve ! u11 ds idu were calling on Rev. a nd Mn day i n the local park. Jog. , �ulll up over 12 years. w. w. Dragg enroute to AkrOn on The picnic wlll begi n at a p­ Friday. proxim a tel y l l :15 a. m. imme• ON CRASH PLANE d i a tcly following church a nd The lwo young son11 of Raymon d WASJ l!Nti'l'ON UPI-M/Sgt. Martin oi Morg a ntown, W. Va. arc Sunday School. Clrnrlc� K Horning uf Ottawa, I n charge of arrangements are Ohio, a radio operator, was abourd spending lieveral d.iys here with the mcmbers of \he Live Wire Housie full Of All New Furniture the Air l"orct- c . 47 which crushed their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Cless. Mrs. Sa ra Dawson Js teach­ Mcliill. 11car Qu 1 10, J-:nuu.lo r, M u nday . Lcon11rd Kitchen-Liv.ing Room--Bid Room :" r. and Mrs. Bob La cey of New er of the cl a ss, His wire, Kathari11e, l l vc:s in BoLcxingtoti and Mr. and Mrs. lialdcn i,:olu, Columbiu. llahr of Athens spent lhe week end COMMODORE NAMEp with Mrs. Currie B a hr. CONNEAUT, 0. UPI---Capl. "' Mr. a nd M ts. !- rank Darst a nd Arthur M. Everett, a 48 year vet­ family of Long Bottom and Pe11rl eren of service with the Pitts­ Parker a nd son. Howard, of Ches• burgh Steamship Division, today ter were Sunday guests of Mrs. TUACTOIL U LIV Ell 1W just cora­ Ethel Stout. A birthd a y dinner was wu na med commod ore of the plcLly 011trhwuled. Cultivators held ior the you ng so n or Mr. a nd fleet. .ind ruuwing muchine. G, A. Mrs. Dol'lll. Ueem, llacine, Ohio. Pho ne WI M rs. Pauline Dol'st and son of PUC Phone Heariul(ll 9 -3088. '1 -7·6tc Long Bollom apc nt the wt:ek here To Reopen Thunday with her grandmother, Ethel Slout. COLUMBUS UPI-The l'obllc Mr. a nd Mn, Edgar llorst of Utilities Commlaalon hearings on Sumner called on Mr. and Mrs. the appllcation of the Gener.i) ,uLLY AUTOIIIA'flC HOTPOINT __ Wayne Brickles Sund&)' evening, Cate No. 1 .,,031 Telephone Co., for 1 1 7 per cent COPPERTONli FINISH Helen �1 - l htdnell, residin g at rate incre11e wi nd• up late loday - .. New l h1vc11, West Varg1 n1.i, IS Ohio Delegation ' PUSH BUTTON , or early Thursday after further ncrcby 1wt11icd that on the 14th croSB•examinatJon of company wlt­ u.iy u l J Ulll', HUkl, Cl.arc nee J. Goel! Sight8eeing nesse,. Si'ORTS ARENA, LO S ANGEL­ llt1U11t•II, bt.• mg pu11ntitf. J ih!d his Cheater Fltch of Harrlabura, jll'll lJOll il,!lillllSL her as Udeuda ut, ES UPl-Ohlp's deleg a tio n lo the Pa., . a depreciation expert hired HI tile CourL of Cummou l 'leas, Democralic N ation a l Con vention b the telephone company, was od y Meigs CllUnty, Ohm, Ca!ic No. bec1:1111e taurlsts Tues day . examined Tuesday. by Marion FULLY AU1'0MATIC. There were no meelina:s and no Cit)' Solicitor John Stucke)', at• l:l,OJ I , prnymg for <1ivurce from lhc s111ll l l i.:lcn M. Hud11cll 011 tnt! rumors and no pla ns for a meet• tor ne John Eckler and AHt. Atty COPPERTON!I FINISR y w.roumls ot W i!Iul Absence o[ said ing toda)I .is the deleg a tion, solid Gen. An drew Sari,k)'. Fitch tettl• IJclcndlllll from 11aid l'li1int1ff for for Sen. John F. Ke nnedy , await­ fied about the coal of replacJna more U1a.n 0111.1 ycHr lasl past and ed the fJral roll call. equipment that ls retired by the . Uros11 Nc,11lcct of Uuty, .u nd Plain­ ' company, t11f also pruys tor other proper re­ lict. Sal(l t· nmc will be for hearing on or Hiler the 28th day of July A. U., 1900. Ch1rcnce J. Hudnell Crow, Crow & J 'ortcr, Allurn,·ys for Plainl itf CondltlDn of G•\ltH: Montgom­ lb/ l n , l2. 29; {7) ti, 13, 20, 27, 71c ery 16.4 upper, Q,S 1ower, two ft.'" open ; Gollipolls 17. 9 opper, 9:5 lower, 21,, It. open; Lock 23, '""' 15.7 1.1pper 9.3 lower and closed N0 1· 11,,,c OF APfOINTM ENT arr. All moveable dama u p 13 Cu,• No. l 8,J91 thru 23 are closed off. All Ka nc,t••• of John Frenk Mitchell awha Rlver dams on , alU . D•c:HHd Ohio River loth: clo1m: Dash• Nul tce is hereby 1:lven that l\letlie :n1lchcll whose p011t ornee add- iel d Ovec 1 1 : 03 pm, O.H; Lock 8 m 1-0; Fr1mkli n Plorc<, 1 1 ;20 1•4.• j.-1 111 631 Soulh Second Av., M id r, dlcport, Ohiu, h 11s been J uly ep- Lock 14 Jsnle D . midn eht l•'li (JOmtcd 11dmiuislnt trlx of the Es- A. V Chri1 Jr (UO Im 6-0; Loc:t lale of John l<'rank Mitchel ! la te 13 Wllli1m Travll 4:20 am 13-0; 8:30 am 9-0; of Middll•port, Meigs :-:ounty, Ohio, Walter BeckJotd Lock 18 IHne. Chollvln 8:M am Llcccnscd. Dated thl3 25th da y ol June 1960. 0-4; Lock 2,1 _ Natiop,11 12:l)G pm �- - H. O' BRIEN , 1 -3 ; 1. F, Fryberaer 0:45 pm 0-20 Jud w:e 0£ the Probate Coui:t Beaver G:30 , am 1-0; W. S. Rhea U am 13-4. Meigs County, OM? (Gl 2D; (7) 6, 13, 3tc , GalUpoU1 u p Bayou Laviere ---- -- - -- ---10,so pm 4-0, Lock 23 Albert F. HoMen pm 1 8-0, Dixie Spirit 6 pn, 2-0, Alles 7 pm 3-1 •nd a NOTICE OF APPOI NfMENT derrick boat, Elger Cliff 7:30 pm l •ec:utor 0-1, Southland 2: 15 am 2-4, Ellen C"s. No. 1 8,390 i Bell.II o.m 0-C l•t•t• of Lenon KOffller, dlfttMd Not ire is he1·cby given that Pearl Kochlrr wha!c Post Office addren SIVIN MILLION HOMILISI GENEVA tiPI-More than hi R. o. 2, Long Bottom, Ohlo, bu bee n dul)' appoi nted a1 Executor nven million persol\li were left ol the E�ta\e or Lenora Koehler homeleu b)' , the rece nt earth late of Mel11 Cou nt)', Ohio,· de­ thlftln11· In Chile, lhe World Co uncil of Ch111ches wee report­ ceas('d . Dated this 2nd day of J uly , 1960. ed Wtdne1da)'. A nport submit­ eatlmtted the F. H. O'BRIEN, t,d to the Ju dge of tht!i Probate Court d1m11e to bulldinp In the lQ Meigs County, Ohio southern CbUun provlnces ,a.t. ('J) 13, 00, 31• loctod. &I 1COO mlllloa. 7-15 . . �� .w �jt".:;.i•.: ------·--- -------Tuppers Plains S Events ■ Metropolhon Motors 'P,...,..,, Another Good Buy from Bake�'• ONLY $595;00 24-a for Sale or -- ------ -- Trade For Sa le .\ D A I L Y C R O S S WO R D AOKOSS COili CLli', F BYERS .and his String JltAYIL TkACTOR SAL ■I AND Notes will be at Pomeroy Moose I S.n•1cca, 51 2 • · Mlln, Pom•ro,. Lodge Thursday, July 14th. Phone W Y2-297S. S•lesm•n: D1111cing 9 till 12. 7·12,3tp Harold Barnhut, Rffdcvill-. Otato. Phon• Coo•w'Jle 3691. flRMIT& AND PIil cONTROL ll- 1 8-llc lly Pein. ,,... lntpeetlon. lntur,. N .by N1flanwlff, Phone It. DODGE tRUCK Molor J 05U < ;u1Jd and A. J.nlc• 'ltetlen WY2con d ition. Richard <,Ju:ill�. lla i l• 2166. '-26-tfe roa d St., Middle()Vr1, Ohio. 7-13-3tp CLIFF BYEltS a nd hl1 Stnng ____ Notea will be at the M OOBe 1',0UR GOOD 76 0x l 5 1 L a•� Cali Hall iu Pomeroy, Jul y 14th. Richard Winebrc11ucr, Syrnruse. u,nci n ,g 9 till 12. 7·13-3tp 7-1 3-Jtc • -. - · - - - BAKER F U RN ITU RE MI DDLEPORT SPECIAL! SPECIAL! -------- Legal Notice Electric Cooking Top KIVl!.:K REPORT Legal No.,;,,e Lenn/ Notice .,40 -�---wee e, Hotpoin t Reg. $250.00 Va lue Oven �tH FOR ONLY $l95� Weal Columbia. Sending I Bland, gifts .,._ l!re Mrs. H-11rry Hallkoll, Nora VanMet�r . Mn Homer Hill. West Columbia Personal News Mrs. E. A. Schl6kel, Mn. Ted Hdey, M rs Byron VanMeler a nd By M"" Vernal Johnson Mrs. f.cy Bland celebraled lw r Myrt.i V a nMeter. Mr. ;i.nd Mrs P11ul f'it:igerald 681h birth d ay with a dinn er at her home here recently. In the 11nd Lin d 11 and Mrs. Mae Van Me­ l('r spent the past week w 1 1h afternoon ga mes were played ThOJt' present were Mr. a nd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slevens and Glen Marr a nd children, Union ; sons of C'ol umbus, Mr and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Homer 13J and and Okt y Hoffman of Springfield, daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and ,1 rs. Hugh ( ' hris:tia n of Deckt>r and family, Harold Bland U rba n a and Mr. and Mrs. Ora11 and daughter. Mr . .and Mrs. Gene LO\'!� of Worthington. Jack Johnson, Da.vton, spent Bland and family, :.tr. nnd M rs. Charles Ohlinger and family. Che- Sunday w11h his gra ndfather Mur. shire, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Custer rn J ohn sc,> n. and son, Cheshire, Mr. and '.\1.rs. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boyer of Melvin Durst and daughter, Mrs. Pomeroy, Mrs. Howard Byer� of ky Bland .ind son, Clifton. Middleport and M rs. Hugh g)iH Mrs. Charles VanMeter enter- spent S.iturday evening with Mrs. lained with a miseell a neous show• Mae Van Meter and Mildred. er Friday evening at her homP Mr. an d Mrs. Pearl Fl1her of here in honor or her sister Jutle Bucyrus are spending !se�ral ti ill who is soon to be matricd. days with Miss Bertha aJid Rilla :Attending were Mrs. Opa l Ohlin- I Lewis. ger and Mrs. Donna Cus1er, ChC'June :ind Dee Ann John!lon or shi�e, M�s- L. G. H i l_l. Mrs. _J a�k!e 1 Mallon spent the week1md with Smith, Carolyn Smith, V1rg1ma I Mr. and M rs. Don Johnson and Smith and Sharon Smith, Clifton. son. Mrs. M.iggie Barker, M rs. Earnest Mrs. G wen Bumgarner, M rs. Reed. Mason, Mrs. Ethel Logan, James Carpenlt'r. Mrs. Vernal Mid rlleport. Mrs. Ja mC"s Carpenler Johnson, Dale, John and Gewanna Mrs. Mery Docrfrr. Mrs. Sally Johnson spent Tue:riday with Mr. . ·-- --------- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middleport, 0., July 13, 1000-7 TEL EV ISIO N G U I DE WS.4 Z,.TV Chan·n el 3 Chouel 3 - Wednesiol' f:op f:30 5:00 l1 :00 1 1 : lf' U:tS l :no €omedy Playhouse Ad venture T1 'Tlf' Democratic Nat'l Conv. News 8':ad line1 We1lhercait The Jact P� Sbot" Slgn Off -- --- --c------:-- Chan11el 3 - Thursday ht.DO 1 (1 : 30 1 1 :or 1 1 :30 1 2:00 12,Jo UIO 1 , 10 2,30 3:00 3,30 ,,oo 4:30 5,00 1 1 :15 1 : 00 fl:45 Sign On ,:oo Tc.:i.ay 9::10 KaliP Daooan SI.ow 9:30 Topper Dough Re Mi Play Your Hunch Price JS Right Concenlrptiou Truth or Conseq uences It Could Be Yau Mid Pa y News Movietime Loretta Young Show You n g Dr. M a lone From These RoolB Comedy Pl a yhouse Ad ve nture Theo1ter Demol'ratic Nel 'I Conv. Jack Paar Show - Sign Off ·----------WCHSfiTV c,-,unnel 8 Channel 8 - Wed11esdin Cltannol 8 - Thursday 9,0!, We d nesd a y NigM Flghtll 9 45 Sports Par:idc TBA . l0,00 11:00 The News Tor,da:Qt 1 1 : 1 0 Scanui nt the Weather _j 1 1 : 1 5 Sports Report 11 :20 TBA 12,00 Democratic Nat'! Conv, --- -------- 8:00 8:30 9:30 1 :25 t :30 2:00 r2:30 1 :00 1 ;30 ,2!00 1 2 :00 f' a rtoon• Spectacular Romper Room Movie Esso Reporter I M arried Joa n Rf'til.ess Gun Love That Bob J...b... u t Fa ces I Med.ii' Democratic Nat 'I Conv, Late Show -- -- WHT N�TV _Chan nel 13 rr..i�n� 13 W�11esdoy &:00' 1¥he Brighler D a) . , . '.s'),:e :.:a 1a.�s�et. .-.. --­ t:.s&-Edge of Night 5:00 Democratic N a t'I Conv. U :00 1 1 o'clock NeWJ U : 10 A Look. a t the Weather 11 :15 Theater 1 3 ------------- Channel 11 3 - Thursday 1:00 8: 15 G:00 10:00 10:30 1 :00 1 1 :30 t•Q Daily Pr.e11tQJ. �,-�t. 0:5& ft:(M) d: 10 8:30 7:00 '7:02 7:30 't:45 ll:00 B:bi · 8:0!I 8:30 8:311 (tOO 9:02 lf.30 ef�5 10:00 10:UI l o':30 10:32 10: 45 , 1 1:00 l l-; 02 1 1 :29 1 1 :30 12:00 CBS New1 Captain Ka ngaroo Ca rtoon Tht=ater December Bride JJ'ideo Vill a ge I Love Lucy The Clear Horizon 12 :00 J.ove of I.ife 12:30 Search far Tomorrow 1 2 :45 The Guidln2 Light 1 :00 Living in W. Va. 1 : 1� Nei,11hbare t :30 A-:; the World Turns 2:00 Full Circle 2::-:IO House ;>nly 3:00 The Million a ire 3 ,30 The Verd ict Is Yours 1:00 The Brighter Day 4,15 The Secret Storm 4,30 The Edge of Night 5,00 Democratic Nat.'! Conv, ·l :00 'News . l : 10 ,A Look at the. Weather .1 : 1 5 Theater 13 2 ·30 Sign Off (��•Y - ·Friday) ·• Sign• :oft (;uesi Star News . · ltFJ) NeWS Headli n es Breakfast Party Pickens Haidware Show Bii;takfatt :Part)' News Head lines Sport. Report Breakfast Party News Breakfast Pa rty News Headlines · Breakfast Party News BreakWt Party Coffee Tim(' Swae Shop NeWB Headlines :Morning Devotion, ��io Hymna1 . He1:dt1ne1 · Coulltry �oe Down Ji'arm Ttlme Racine J1,1}¥lee . NOOn New& . ,NeW, CURLY ll"AYQE 12 :30 I :t'fo 1 :02 1 :3b 1 :30 2:00 3:00 3:02 3 :30 3:35 4:00 4:0 9. 4 4:35 5:00 5,05 and Mr,. A. G. Ho1C"har or Flat kork. Wilbur VanMatN, Pete Ru1cell John Albright 111 d Jimmy Young spent lut weekend in f'ittaburgh al1.ending a ball gaDlt:. Mr. and Mu. P.iul Fitzgerald, �11. Mae Van Matre and KethJI Lew» vlailed llr■. Robert Ye11ter of Bi ey recently. [l , Jenn y ou Thabet of Mauon spent 1eversl day• here wJth her (randpsrent11 Mr. a nd Mu. Leiter Foreman while her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tbabet vacationed in Georgia. Billy Ohlinger baa returne d from a two weeks training course with the Army Reserve Corpll in Utah. l'tlr. an d Mrs. Alton Johnson, Ju dy , Jenny Mae a nd Bonnie of Chester, W. Va., a re spen ding a va cation with relatives , here and in New Haven. Mr. an d Mrs. Lawrence Foreman and family or Mason and Mr. a nd Mrs. Edgar Abbott an d fam­ ily of Pomeroy visite d Mr. and Mrs. Lesler Foreman on M onday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Blend and d a ughters spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinger .ind family or Cheshire. Mr. and M rs. Cecil M a rtin of Mission Ridge were g uests of their daughter. Wilm a a nd fam­ ily on Sun day . Alice Faye Johnson, M a son, spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Pete Russell and fa mily. Mr. and Mrs. Don Joh nson and son visited Friday eve n i n g with Mr. and Mrs. Sa mmy Fry and family, Middleport. Guests or Mrs. Lawrence Stew­ art on Thursd a y were Jrs. Len a Nobles, fttrs. H'!lrr.Y Wah:h, H ar­ ril'.'tt Ann Wals(j, a nd Diane Nob, les or 1,fason. �rs. Jesse Roush and Rosemary, of Buffalo, Mrs. Lizzie Stewart an d Saridra Stew­ art, loral. Visiting Mr. and Mra. Homer Bland a n d daughters recently were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John­ son .ind s.ons or Pt. Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinger and family of Cheshire. Mr. and Mrs. nan Marr were guests of Mr. a nd Mrs. Dale Marr a[ Letart route recent ly . M r . and Mrs. Arnhld Fowler of Pittsburgh spent the holiday weekend with relatives here. Miss Eu n ice Ohlinger of Che­ shirr spent severe! days with her grandmothe r Mrs. Icy Bl a nd. Mr. and Mrs. R"a y Danlels and family of Petersburg, V a ., spent several d ays here with her sis• ter, Mrs. Homer Bla nd and family :md ,..,ilh Mr. a nd Mrs. Cl a rence Johnson of PL Pleasant. Mrs. Mil d red Brumley and Marty Brumle,. and Mrs. Doris Ends uf Pt. Pleas ant a re visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pickens a�d daughter of Baltimore, M d . Mrs. F.ads and Mrs. Brumley a re dau­ ghters of Mrs. Ella Young or this place and Mrs. Pickens is a sister Sta rt Th49 Day Right With STEVE MASON Social Items P£ANUT8 Mill Jeqle Thomas of Charil's­ ton 1pent the week end at th( ' home of her brother and wife, �r. al')d ,_r,. L.. .E. Thomas . Mn. Alice Miller, Marietta, wa! the week end gueat of Mr. and )in; Wilbur Stewart of Magon. Thomu Ry an and ,on of Spring . fiel d, Ohio, and Mr. and ltfn. Wil­ liam Strunk and son or Daril'n . Co n n., spe nt laat week e� d wilh Mr. and Mn. T. J. Ryan. lf,r. an d Mra. Edwin Baildwin and f a m'ily are spending a two werk� vacation with relatives in Tcun,·s­ see il.n d in Sarasota, Florida. Mr. an d Mrs. Neth.an (Pete) !ik Da n iel left on Monday for th,, ,r home in Phoenix, Arizon a . attt>r spen ding three weeks visitin g rela­ tives and friends In the a rea . -Mrs. 8. F. Board returned on Spturd ay after spen d ing i. mon1h the touring the western part of country with her d aug�ter and husband , Dr. a n d M rs.' Lea Kook:,;. ny of Ironton. Guesl.8 of Mr. and Mrs. Board of S1.1n df1y were Mr. a nd '.\lln11. John Hamm a ck a nd daughter, Char)ellon· Mr. .ind Mrs. Lester Jahi,son a�d family, Vienn a, W. Va., a nd Rev. sn d Mn. Floyd Blaine, Akro n . Mr. ·a nd Mrs. Robert FentDn and da ughter or Lim a, Ohio, vislte8 1ast week with Mr. and irrs. Charles Yea &er and (a mily. :"!iile h ere they atten ded the funeral' of Bdnf'y Mitchell i n Pomeroy . MariJy r, Foglesong. da u,e:hter of Mr. lntJ. �s. Donald Fog:lj!aOni, is visllilig he!' pa rents \fhil� on vn('a­ tlon ftom her stud ies at the Cin­ einnstl · SchOol of Nursina:. Her room ma te, Jan Stickney, and sis­ ter, M;argie Stickney, are visiting i n Ma !lon tor a few days. Mr. an d Mrs. Lester Zerkle an d farilily, Mr. and M.rs. Geurgu Burns an d family of Clifton and Mr. and M,s. Jam�s Diehl of Pomeroy spent Sunday at Cam den Park In Hun1• h\gton. of S)·lvia Coleman. They also plan to visit in W a shing1on D. C. be . fore returning home. Marlene Van Matre has returr,• ed from an extended visit with rela tives in Columhus. Mr. snd Mrs. Homer Johnson and �rs. Pauline Cunningham or M a son · shopped in Huntington Saturday. Relatives here have learned of the ill11ess or a former resident M,rs. Wlllard G. Roush of Akron. Mrs. Ch a.lea Wheeler of Camp Collley Was calle d ta Akron dur­ ing th� past week because of the illness of her sister. �tr,s . Etta Young spent severa l d.ii,ys with a son Mr. end Mrs. George Young and f11mily of iJehlware and with friends In Columbus. Carol Cunningham of Chesa­ • -peake· who spent the wcckl'nd • with her muther Mrs. Puulinr Cunningham or Mason sprnl Sunday with her gran d parenls, Mr. :ind Mrs. George Johnson a nd Lurna. Others visiting at the Johnson hume were J\.lr. a nd Mrs, Esrl Jo�nson, Michael and Brian of Masun .ind Mrs. 11.arold Van Meter aud V'.l'k.Y uf Let a rt RL Mr. and M rs. John Lilchfield of Da yton spent the weekend with her parcnls Mr. and Mrs. Da rrell Norl hup ancl ramlly. Mr. and Mrs. Uub Httssell and b a by of Alliance :J rt s1wnding a vacation with Mr. ;111d Mrs. Clay­ ton Russell. Herman Hussell of Hollywood , Fla., is also visiting his parents. While here Mr. Hus­ sell Is m a king arrangements to tre nsfer his Pizza equipmcn1 from Pt. Pleasant to 1''1oridn. . The annu a l Edward!! :incl Allied Fa mily Reunion will be held Sun, day , July 17 In the pine grove on the old Fry firm on Letart nt. Juet For You News Hea�lines Jllst Far You New■ Just For You C alling an Pt. PleHant NeW!I Headlines Music Go Roun d News • Music Go Rotln d BISON COACH RESIGNS New, He adlines , BUFFALO, N. Y. UPI-Di! Clap Music Go Round per has resigned as coach or the American Hockey 'Le a gue Bu{. Local News falo Bi.sons. Musfc Go Round B aseball Score• llftDIIING · Moeic Go Roond , "'Y' Dipner B,30 New, Headlines At 'Eber Roush HomR , t'i.: 3 1 . M-ualc Go Round 'Mr. and Mrs. Eber RouAh of MsAJ .I II Gt-4& complete News R.-.und-up 4t : ..,..n. ion entertained retenlly with a 6:00 Crow's Steak !_1ause--Sound · 1 family d,n ner at their home. Pre. of the uu's · I � n I were the ollow g , s l 6:30 News Headlines M, · and Mr, · M a,11�o n R 1" zcr and 66:82 Evening Interl ude daughter&, Mr. and -Mrs. Jack 7:00 News Headlines ' Grueser and son, Mr. an d Mrs. Ed7:02 Evening Interlude ward Ryan an d family, Mr. a11d 7:30 News HelldJines Mrs. Edwin Baldwin a nd family. 7:32 Sundow n Serenade w MJ in ar s l11.1 8:00 Sign Off ., •M y D udd g and Mis Al :=:=:=:=:=:=:= :=:=�� D udd ina of Nitro. � � � � � � --== ----_" !_ On Tt.f ,.,M 11,l�al C. l�c:�'' EAtll. •� Fa111il,y Held "' HELLO. D<J6 1 - THATS NOT N!CE . .YOU 5!W.Jl AUJJAY5 oRf£T A DCG BY 1-115 NA.!\£_ . �,r I f !1 -- 0 TH,\' ],\f,?€ 5 A'l -r -V'i G ; u,;1rn 11£ ,�0 "" D0 6 : '. . <��a , ..,---- By lfflULfl (_ 1 (5 JUST TAAT ONE J<; NEVfR Q111TE � OF \ THE /MP!.l�TlCJI ) • _::� ���.- -=--· --- - - - . BARNE\' GOOGLE and SN UFF\' SMITH PAW·· !. CAN"T FER TH' LlFE Of ME MAKE oJUGHA JQ STOP CHAWJN' HIS flNGERNAllS \& \ "I l-011 - ,...,.,..,.,. J -j ,. By FRED LASSWELL l"HAR ' S MORE N ONE WRY TO sr.JN R CRT __.-· I ,\ /1 t.i-L AHN E� BEFO' '!O" PUTS ME {-"G ULP!f­ .DR. BURL 1-/!VES HAS WENTANl'J UNDER ETHER -TELL ME-WI-N 15 'IO' GO-INA MAKE ME. LOOK LIKE HIM ? GONE Nl/15!!'9 By KING GASOLI N E ALLEY ·= -- 0 By CHESTER GOUW r-.:::-:::-:-::-:::')�_.. oa.tr l.OOI< • \ ._ STUPID AND MOVE THAT TABL.e.. WHAT'S WRON G, SL.U/560 f SAT IN DRAFT AND GOT A STIFF N ECK WH AT DO YOU TH INK I SHOULD DO ? I A ��". ,----'--,--'--r 1. -GRAY 7' A NNIE ' Weu., 8!Ci 6A,M JUMPED arr A WIMDOW AN' 8ROl('E HIS NEC� R!.U'll�' FROM PINKY! WAS CARRV!N' TH' HUNNER1" · AND WORTI-f. C 'H' OOi='IE / t:m ON By SAM LEFF �'1,J- ? �tv,lff:: ;;-;,,�Jtt ' r 11/ANc; y 7 15 J'H ). - - ABBIE AN lJ SLAT� (1ft INSTINCT TELLS Mf THE STAi-e: � EXAMINERS AAE. ON TI6'. WA'l�·WELL , SO SHALL WI BE ­ TOMOQDN/ JT TOOK R:EAL GENIUS, Slli,­ TO FIG;IJRE OUT nu CPER: • 1 C.4M GET TME Oll3/NAtS BACK 50 FA5T" NO OIE­ W1LL EVER: KNOW 71-IEY W'ERE: GONE. �.- ,.======------·======--�--�---. 1 -----� - -­ g....Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., July 13, 1960 ( 20 ) Busi ness Services AIR CONDITIONING, RE:FRIGERation Hrvice. Jad:'1 ltefrigera­ lion. New Haven. Phooe TU2:ffi37. 6-23-tf WANT ADS AUt:TIONEEI Compl6-t• S.n-lct: Critt Bradford Wrtt., Phone or Contari , � C. 8RAOr•ORD, Racine� I., MU ELLER FUMNACES, WESTING HOUSE appllancff. Arnold Bro. tMn, Syr•cuM, Ohio. Phonti 1 1 - 1 1 -tf WY2-6-Jl4. POI. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE llEIIULTS BATES 1 4 cent. per w•rd . one ineertion. Mlohnum cbarae - 60 eenl3. e eenta per word for t.hre,t 000tie011.Uve imertiona. SP4Sia.l - one m411�tb fot 30 cent; per word. Full rale o( 4 cent, per word will be charged for ad vertWn.tl LI not paid witbin HJ cLay1 aner receivina but. .Rn-on in Aaveniain, - Sbou.ld be repP�"CI immediately. Thti Dall, Sentinel wiU not l>t ruponaible IOt moce th&n one incor­ rec:t lmertlon. �-.:I of 11-..a.ta and Special Nol.ice• ol Ewuta fU�. Obitua.riea publllh-,d al l ce"J.t per word. ';IORDS l DAY 3 DAYS G DAYS I. MO. 60c lD 90c $1.311 J< !IO 2(1 ,1.20 60c ,1 .110 $6.00 211 75c ,1.DO $2.211 17.!IO /�di reeeived by 10 A.,.. will � ln that day ·e ,-por. ' ROOFING, SPOUTl�G. Sheet Me­ tal work and rep,ur wnrk of any kind. Frank Powers, li:13 N. Third St., Middleport Phon� WY 2·230 1. 7-6-30tc Experienced RAD IATO R PHONE WY-2-21 57 1 -- l 1 1 Notices For Sa.!=_ __ r 1 , I I --------- - -- I I I - - - - ·-- FOR DELICIOUS 1rnatks 8ee Jack, J1u:k Dairy lillr, Middleport. 7-1 2-6tc i6) Lost and Found j LOST _ ON DlAMOND l , Back of Pomero) High School buildrng. . L 1tt I � Le ague bil&e ba II catc hel' '1 · tnuk a nd chest protector. If I found, plea9e cant oct Bill Cun1 diff. Syracuse, or phone WY 2· 8380. 7 1 1 3lc / -----------LOST 1-� EMALE FOX Hound, black 1sh-brown ln1ck, dark brown hee d , spcck.s on legs. Callar inscribed J11rnc11 Hickman, cl.ll on each ear $5.00. Reward Howard Stilt, Midd lepor1, Ohio, IU, 7-12•6tp LOST GOLD fnol ball troJ1hY inscriber! ''1949, W. W. Call" im d 11ol d bHehall trophy "1948, W. W. Call." llew a rd · See Woody Call Jr .• rnu Loculil SI., Mid• dlepart. ___ 7·1 2·3tc LOST�BILU'OLI) Sunday night I clo1e to Curty 's HesL11ur1mt with Important papen. Fin der can keep money and return papen, Leave .it Carty •• Re1t• urant, Pomeroy, Ohio, 7-l3•3tp - ----- -y-- - _I S ) Auto Sales REPAI R I We repair all types of radi­ ators, from healer cores to I the largest truck or tractor radiator. SEVEN lout eomh111r $:!5tl ll1•"tly to 1:0 K A l,ruc?it'r, l•'tm·?il Run Hoiid 7 L:1 Jk Blaettna r's I SMALL RJlllNG hor,c. gcullc for children. See or call lr:i Well- \ Phone W Y-2-21'3 man, .Hrad bury, J'hune WV 2- , 6182 · 7·K - 6tc Pomeroy, Ohio ____ __ _ 1 TEAM Ot' horse8. Sell t: 1\htr srn- , CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH glc or double. Jul 1a11 l l i l l , Le shlldes, cloth porch val a nce, tart Fe.Us. Plionc L I i 7-2:J J:J . I awnings, vcnetlan blinds, w i n• 7-13·:tlc daw sh a des. Free e�timatea. - -- -- ----- -- -A COM PLETE LIVING Hoom full ( Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., of fine furn iture for u111y I � 21 90tc Pomeroy. $1 68.88-nothing extra to buy. A wi de, full cul, dii1tinct1vcly T�LEVISION RADIO AND SMAL L sty led, 2-piece living room suite appliance repair. }'hone Otit with reven:ible foam cush1uns 1,1c:Clintack, Raclne, O.�io. 2-1-Uc in a l a ra:e selectlo11 of in\<Jting durable cover�. :l- moclern, highly APAJt'1'MENTS - .furmahed and slyied, mahog:iny fin ushed sLe11 t1rd urri lshed. Mclbsten. Middle tablet, 1 matching rect a ngular I port. Phone WV 2-2082. 2 3 H alep cocktail L.11blc, 2 bc a uttlully ' -- -- ------designed lalilc lamp11, 2 sofa pHlows in de<:orator n,lon1, l I wea r re11istant 9xl2 Armstroug floor coveri n g i11 full choice of manufactors· pulkrn.s. Free dehvery, OR IM'S ICONOMY FURNITURE CO. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. Beforo 9:30 A.M (6)-16, 23, 30; (7)-7. 14. 2 l . Utp MlddJ-,t WY •2·264, "'.'""=:�-==--,,""'==--- I j I Coll Dlci Sterrett -- ' ( 9a ) Mo r i ne S�ppl ie; 'lit 19M BUICK, 4 dr. seda n , Me• cha nlc,lly very 11o u·n d. $40G.OO. UIID IOATI AND MOTORf and WP whU• they 1 ..t. Met,. BlHclln a rs, Pomeroy . 7•7-6tc politen fttoton. 600 Ii, Main l9:li2 FOllD. Good conditio n . All • If., Ponaror. Phw'le WY�O.. new tire!!: and battery . Conlacl 1 1 .,....,. Jim Hi11e, Chc11hlre, Ohio. 7-12-titc 1904 �HEV JIOLF.T 210 2 dr, Worth more. $390.00. Bl.lol· tnan, Pomero y . 7·7-lstc Good CleM UM C1n All Mllf11 1nd MMII• ■ -- ■ ol f-Ol'CM.JTAN MOT011$ ••t Metlt lL ''"'"""'· Oh.. l llM PLY MOUTH Belved ere 4�. 1edan. Extr11 nice for model. $496.00. Bleettnars, Pomeroy. 7-7-ftlc 19M DO DGE Va 4 �r. co1tom roy- Buy Yo..- JOH NSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT KARR & VAN ZANDT ! ' 1 4) pomeroy, Ohlo _ __ .. _ For Rent PomeroJ WY,2-3195 KAUTZ PIID STo•r At CJrnt.,. Y11koh S-2145 HAMILL IIRVICI STATION a.fore 9:00 A.M. Al..ny ffll Every Day Serfle• ----( 20b ) I nsurance COMPLf;TE li,SURANC� PRO tcction, Life, Aute, Fire, Polio C.ill Don M Jlls, Middleport, ')!JI'\ (-· 2 1 )·-Reol ·- -,-Estate --- . --- New HOUSE, TWO llEDROOMS, lari::e living, room, buill•in ld tc.'fl­ ca cabinets, gas fur nuce, insu . lated, lar&e t•ar port, 125 rout fro11laJ:e. Wright Slm:?t, o(f Mulherr)' Ave, $9000.00. Phone WY 2-3292 Wilbur Youn1,1. or WY 2·2700 Valley Lumbr·r and Supply Co., Middleport, Ohlo. 7-9-tfc _ al aed�n. Ouc careful ow ner. _ I SIX IWOM HOUSE IN S\'llACUSI!: Std. ,h1ft. Extra n lce. t790,00. Cill Jullan UHi, t:H 7-23::IJ. 1Jlaettn.11r1, Pom«iro)'. 7-7·6le 7 1 l 3k _ '18 },'ORD Convertible Phone WY i-2490 _ 7·7-6lp ElGHT ROOM IIOUSt:, two fl�• F'o R SALE: DEAUTIFUL. Nl-.:W 3bedrnom, 26 x 15 livins ruom. room aparLmo n t,. A. N. Bengel. pa nc!l<>d kitchen, l'ln: baths, h a rd­ Pbone W\'2-3272. 1 1 ·2 trc (9) wood floors, 2 complete heating c,--·-,-- ---,---system1, full besement. Syracu11e GA:,, FUEL 011, and coal fur• DELUXE UN1''U RNISHED APAHT­ Ohio. Shown by appointment naces. CaJI for frq e1llmatet. MEN'l'. Air conditioned. Avail­ only WY 2·6233. •blo alter J uly 6 , Cot1� Uulldmg. Foreman • Abbott, Midd leport. 7 1 1 6lp 6 29 12Lc 11-l(Hle 17 HENSf 2 ROOSTERS heav)' TWO four room furnl!ihcd a part• FOR SALE EIGHT room house. ' 2¼. acrlls, &as, electrlclty an d monll. Also firm for sale near brtM.-d I year old. 30 three week water. Gara,:e and barn. Co n• Baahan, 88 acrc11. Phom' WY 2· ol d chlck11 $30. Call WY 2-6446. tad Ed na Plckena, Racine, Ohio 3302, 7-7tilp 7-12-3(p. -7-1-fJtc HURRYI Order )'our purple r111p­ FIVE ROOM u n furnished aparl­ menl with bath and 1howcr, t'OU R ROP. M hoUJIC wllh full hflrrlea now. Ex.cellent for free1• 1arba.i:11 di11posal unlt, newly tn1 or Jellies Phon e your or• b 11.&em�l)t, Interior remodeled. red ecorated. Phono WY 2·53:15. den B. H. C1non, Rt. l , Mld­ New h�t water tank, furnace, 7-Hfc dlrp,ort. Phooe SH 2-4757. electrlr water pump. Carpet 7•7•6lc ind VMctlan b\l nds, a l110. $2975 Call \'VY 2·6:il91. Mrs. Wm . .J. U GAUGE •hot e1-1n like new, Harm, n, Rt. No. 2, Box lftA, three ,hot adJualablt rhakc. SALESMEN, 2-4 TO 40 yrs. ohl, 7-..ll-6tc ' Ashland , K)' Price PO.DO. Phone WY 2•64!66. m ust have exp1'ri1•1w<'. Golirl 7·13-atc ro ute 1m d C0111Ul i8siou. J\BC Clcanen. Mason, W. Vu. 7-12-trc --------- ( 1 7 ) Hel p Wanted .-..,;,;,;=-· ==-�-;,;,;·-� ., ---... .... CAil Impala Convertible. 848 cu·. In. V-8 inotor. Turbo&Udo tr:in, -pow• er ateerin. t, arid �bi'takeA, bc:aull• ful whl.. fJni,h with bl"'k lop , ud red interior tnm. f1995 ' ,. . POMe · · ' MOTO ", · . l'OIIIIO'I'. OHIO . ' ---- �--- - ---- AR� YOU happy with your Will)' of Jiff! ind u nhappy wtlh your 11llUitlOn'f Arc you lookin,: !OI' a new aalc1 opporlunlty 1 hat woul d flt y our w11y of lik?' II 10, acn d n 11mc, 11,ddrcss, phone and letter o ( q11111ifk111iu11 tu l'o■l OUlce Box No. 1 1!, Lan• 7-12·2tc c.iatet, Ohio. \"OU DON'T NEED to worry obo u t g:elllna or holding II Job with your own Rawletgh Busl­ nc511 where the more you work the mat'o you earn . Thou11Buds pro11perlllK every �car. WrHt• at once for m ore lnfor111al ion. Rliwlel11h'• Dicpl. WVU-270,802, Richmon d, Va. (7) 7-14-:.!l-28◄lp , 1 8 I l:mploymenr W-::.,ted ------------- HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR OR day. Avanell WY 2-9804. Young, Phon e 7 1 1 6tp ·- ----· (20 ) Busi ness Services -- BID�IIUR SUPPLY. llldlo and TV lmloo. Y\!II-IUI. ll-11-30tp • J, Cat'a fur 5. See 9. Braz.lJ. wood 10. Mure dextero11.! 1 2. A d!ttgu!se 13. Watered silk l4. Man'11 nickname :l .'i . Soo n :17. Chart 19. Over ( pucl. J 20. Water god ( Hnhyl J 21. Te�t pri11l..8 I photn ) 23. Act ress Lucille 2.'I. Captain '27. Mild 29. Feurs 32. LnnrJ mt·asu re 8,3. Size ot • 3-i. Badly f ( comb. form ) M. Qutrkcst 88. lt11li;u1 river 119. Noturlcty 40. Mnrry hn11t ily 43. Q11rnch 44. Flon l s 45. German river ,6. Mast DOWN 1. Basement ..,,,. 2. BlbllcaJ. 22. 0ft.en. (poe L) 3. Mothtir ot 2:1. lnaect, Jrlllh god11 24. �koo-­ '- Caricature plnt (colloq.) 26. Volcano ti. More depru­ crippled olono �- Ancient 27. Wllll Grellk .coln vault.t '/. Hodgepodge 28. Wl.te ll. Giel anawer Y11.11.Uf•1·• h■wcr 9. RnscaJ 30. Btyllah l I. Royal 11 . .Aatrin­ 36. Dross 16. Dwell• gent 37, Seize 18. Exclam&,. frull.11 ,fl. Back tlon or 83. Fl1heru,lk contempt inan '2. Harem � var.) of GaUlee room I?½ • ' • • 11 ,, ,, � F,8; ,. 14 l'l;; -- I ,. ,, r;,:; � 1 ,. ,. .. 1::1/, ¾ .. � -- - • ,. r,;;; ,. l'l;; ,, � ,_ .. 0 � • ,l'l;; � .. �·-· ,,,, -· � I- ... � ◄I ,-- P,1/,d WORLD WAR JI VITIRAN.� Only 1 1 mou d11y.s to �l' I your 11rµllc11tlons In far a VA dirod loun. Brina In your original di11<'har�e papen ancl let us help JOU lllPlJ, POM,1 11.0Y-IJ. room (rafue. mod­ ern wllh 2 baths, h.ol air hrnt­ l n g. Cedar •hln�l(! exterior wlth !tone him. Fu ll basemrnt wlth 1iar110. L,rae lot wlth flowers, ,hrubbcry, tre£s and 1lrlveway. ,1s,ooo.oo. POMEROY - 2-bed room frumt' with You n g11town kih'hrn. nice livlnJJ room , Green shlnJtlc n­ terlor, Temro IZH h4:!atini(:, semi basemenl. Good nelghborhooJ. $6300.00, RACIN._..room, 2 1tory frame house with 2 bath1. Stoker-tired ho• air furnas, b'eatlng. Level lot (128xl 19) on Broadway. $8000.00. with RINTAL-1,room frame bath1 and �• heating at $45 · ·. 00 peT montfi. IOK 22t PMONI WY 2-3130 7-i.-11c Letart Fal ls News Reported av MR$. J. D. ROUSH Mr. and Mrt. Oscar Davia of Gallipolis are annoucing the birth of a son Timolh y Eugene, July 7, 9 lb!I, 1 oz, at Holzer Ho!pital Rev , and Mu. Pearl Casto are grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ro y Hill an d childre n of Dunbar, W. Va., were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. an d Mrs. St. Cleir Hill. Mrs. Betty Rosa an d children l'elebrated her ion's Ulh birthday Sunday. G uests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush a nd chi ldreri, Mason, Mrs. Mayme Ro­ berts, Racine and it. V. Manuel. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roush had as Sunday dinner guests her par• enLs, Mr. and Mn. Paul Manuel, son L.irry and her aunt, Mrs. Okey Cleland. Miss Dorothy Johm;on of Clarks burg is spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Jerry M. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Harol d Roush an d daughter, N ad ine and Robert Eu• ler spent a weeken� with his twin brother, G a ran , of Piqua. Mrs. Gale Pulas a nd d aughter, Sabrine of Tuscon, Ariz., are spending a month with ber sls­ ten1 Mrs. Don Ihle of Racine an d Mrs. Harry Hill, local . Mr. and Mrs. Jo1eph Geno .an d chil dren .irrived home Saturd ay from Maryland . She will remai n Fair Exhibit Entry Deadline Aug. I with her parent,, llr. and Mrs. Harry HUI while her huaband 1oe1 abroad the U. S. Sarato1a for 2¼ ye.rs overseas seniit:e. Mrs. Clara Price ol Eliubeth­ town. Pa., wu a ,:ue1t last week of M1'. and Mrs. Harold Grimm. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ju1tice and children of Racine, Mrs. Marie Mitball and children were 1uuta of Mr. • nd Mn. Raymo nd Grady. Mr. and Mn lrvln Gan dee and children of Alli a nce spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Lucy Justis. Mrs. Oby Kiaer and children were guests bat week of her mo­ ther Mn. Ruth Powell of Reedl­ ville. Mr. an d Mn. Ralph West oi P1rkenbur1 spe nt the weekeQ d with her mother Mra:. W. W. Var• ian. Mr. and Mn. C. E. Sheets of Crown City, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phele n, ions Daniel an d David of Columbus spent Wednesday with their sialer and aunt, Mrs. J, D. Roush. Mr. and Mn. Earl Adams and children Jackie and Jimmy re­ turned from a visit with Kr. and Ml'A. W. P. Watt1 and aon anti with Mrs. Adams mother Mn. Ni na Waa:ner of Avondale, Va. Miss Jackie Adams ape nt the weekend at Buckeye Lake with friends. PFC Ron a ld E. Hurley who spent a 30 da )' leave returned Sat• urd ay to Fort Benning, Ga. with his pa rents Mr. and Mr1. Noah Hurley . Camp Meeting Begins July l'Z At New Haven Chestnut Ridge Social News ·a, Alta c.,.. Mr. and Mra. Jerry Huff and chil dren of Dayton spent a few day 11 vacation with her mother, Mn. Ginevra F01ter. Mr. and iMr1. Robert Smitley •nd son, of Jq,ewark were week end . visitors of her p1rent1, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mc::Clannahan. Mrs. Garnet Moore called on her sister, Mrs. Jean Brookharl of near Albany on Sat11rda)' evening. Miss barban William11 of Vir• glni1 IA vi1ltint her gran d parents, . M r, aa d Mn. Ho yt Keeton. Mr. and Mr•. Donald Con e and son of Athena epent Thursday evenil\l with hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert cone. Mr. and Mr1. Lawre nce Marton were bwineaa vi1ltora Jn Galllpoli1 recentJy, 1 Mn. Neva llownan ape nt Sun­ da y afttraoon with her sister, Mrs. Jo ne.a, in Albany. ltarry Pettit and family atte nded a family reunion near Charleston on Sumtay. They weie accompan­ ied tty John Pa\d Heullar and lam· ilp ·of M9inslleld·. . M iss Toni Pettit a�nt fhe past week with relatives In Charleston. . Re.cent vi1it.el'I of ,Mr. and Mn. Everett M.cClannahan were rela­ tives from Dunbar, W, VI, Why not play h 8111...U Are you. -in the market £or • high quality boat at a reason­ able price? Come ',in lo M & TBOPOLITAN MOTORS and lilet .over !hit doil. u tar 14' Plwela.. "Lerk lllu, Mo9le. , Witt. wlnd1 oi,let>JI, -J-,. dock h•nl' """ ' ytlMllfend MetL 14' MUJto, Tr•litr with lndl•ldu.. whtel .,..,....ion, 4 ply tine Mid winch. 40 N. ,. ■wfarvdt Motor. Tht mMt ,.11.1. All perso ns entering · exhibits in the State Fa ir of West Vir• DII.IL Y CllYl'J:OQUOTE - llere•s how to work It: ) gini a held this )'ear d 1.1ring the AXYDLBAAXR week of August 22-27th are re­ I• L O N G F E L L O W mind ed th a t entry bl a nks must One klter 11imply standa tor snother, In thl• aample A. la UNCII be In the mail pot later tha n tor U,e tl1rce L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single leltel'l!I, apoa­ Monday, August .J I : wllh the ex• trophtl!, the lc!flgth and formation ot the worda &I'll all hlnta. ceplion of the Horse Show en• Rev, Mendall Gainer, p&Btor of illilah day tile cude lctteJ"s nre different. tries. The deadline for the Horse the West Clarksburg EUB Church Show is Mond ay, Aug ust 15th. will be the enngeli1t at the an­ A. Cryptogram Quotation E ntry bla nks for exhibits Jn nual Union Camp MeeUn1 to be an y of the 19 Departments ma)' VBN QNRY V LR V N Q L Q K lll C held at the Union C•mp Grounds ON be obt.ained b)' writin g to the near New Have n beainnlng on Q 1.- X C, P BI V N N R St a le Fa ir of We.st Virginia, Box B L V VLVB Joly 17. 829, Lewisburg, W. Va. IJ L Q Q for only $1195. Rev. Kellh Day, pastor of the Y P L R - Y N C O B C. . choose from, I Phlllippi Clmreh will be the, to · �--� 'Vc11knh1y'11 Cryptoquote1 GENIUS JS NOTH!N(J BUT gong lea der for the meelinJ 4' Pd see this beauty, in New Haven Man Eleeted come ' "' OP.EA'£ Al>'I'ITIJDE 1' 0R PATIENCE---BUFFON. Jl)U'll wul lo fiull ii home. Lu ther Smith of N'ew Haven which wJll continue for lwo week.a <O 1960, Klq Fcaturu By11,dlcate, Inc,) W• alto haV. • VIN alurnt. w.is elected presi de nt or the Pt. Both Rev. Gainer and Rev. Day Pleasant District Brotherhood of are wl del y known in the W. Va. i,..,. lll'tt, tfeli•r and Scott­ Evanaclical the EUB Churfh In. a meeting Conference of lhe Atwahr' .....,. c.pellle of l'orlemonlh Water held Sunday, July lil In New Ha­ Unite d Brethre n Church. ,Vllffltl • •ier., th• Price! Each day 's service at the meet­ ven. , Y<i,t -�ldn.1 ""I'" It_ but Ha lt'M lloo•h·,1 Upwnrd · 0(1ety l'OHT•MOUTli. 0. U PI-Walcc thl1 outfit tan ba bought for Other officers elected were i na wlll begln at 7: 30 p, m. In the By Enlyn BrlcklH rat(•., will go U J> 3 1 Y� per cent, . Harry Mlller, vice presid ent; Har· open air tabernacle. The camp L Sl lt\lq $700. St' Wl'ra �t· l;1xl'S will go duwn 10 Mr. 11nd Mn. Tom Perriu of Lex• old Bumg a rner, secretary; Paul aro1.1nds are located on a bard Don't · for.-el, we also sell per t·t•nt and a �urbai.:e collectio n ington, Ky., tailed on friends here Rickard, treBsurer .in d G. W. Mc• surfa ced roa d a pproximately two white lllnoline at our dock on miles from New Haven. Kin ney, so n g le ad er. lax will he i111puscd a9 :i result Saturd a )'. the river bank. • Mr. and Mrs. Ger a ld Violet a luf city council's actions Tuesday FHA PRIXY NAMID night. tende d Fourth of July festivities at Sunday School Picnic WASHINGTON UPI - Linda Hutla11d . , A water rule Increase o [ 51 per Thompson, U, of Albio n, Neb., to­ Mrs. Da n a Hofrm an is in Colum- Set J,' or New Haven ''Trans_por\a,Uon· o• Lind & Sea. r�:Jl hud becu proposed 10 finance bus helping to ca re for her dsugn. The third annual Sunday day was elected presl dent of the ........ WY-H870 11 $500 .000 w11ter i m provement tcr und new grand11on. School picnic ol the New Haven Future Homemakers of Amert� 1.Mal� St, 0, project, but co1.1ncilmun decided to Mr. a nd Mrs. rre d Phelps of Flor• EUB Church will be held on Su n­ al the group's 1960 nation al meel• tap $2�Q,OOO in rese rve ! u11 ds idu were calling on Rev. a nd Mn day i n the local park. Jog. , �ulll up over 12 years. w. w. Dragg enroute to AkrOn on The picnic wlll begi n at a p­ Friday. proxim a tel y l l :15 a. m. imme• ON CRASH PLANE d i a tcly following church a nd The lwo young son11 of Raymon d WASJ l!Nti'l'ON UPI-M/Sgt. Martin oi Morg a ntown, W. Va. arc Sunday School. Clrnrlc� K Horning uf Ottawa, I n charge of arrangements are Ohio, a radio operator, was abourd spending lieveral d.iys here with the mcmbers of \he Live Wire Housie full Of All New Furniture the Air l"orct- c . 47 which crushed their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Cless. Mrs. Sa ra Dawson Js teach­ Mcliill. 11car Qu 1 10, J-:nuu.lo r, M u nday . Lcon11rd Kitchen-Liv.ing Room--Bid Room :" r. and Mrs. Bob La cey of New er of the cl a ss, His wire, Kathari11e, l l vc:s in BoLcxingtoti and Mr. and Mrs. lialdcn i,:olu, Columbiu. llahr of Athens spent lhe week end COMMODORE NAMEp with Mrs. Currie B a hr. CONNEAUT, 0. UPI---Capl. "' Mr. a nd M ts. !- rank Darst a nd Arthur M. Everett, a 48 year vet­ family of Long Bottom and Pe11rl eren of service with the Pitts­ Parker a nd son. Howard, of Ches• burgh Steamship Division, today ter were Sunday guests of Mrs. TUACTOIL U LIV Ell 1W just cora­ Ethel Stout. A birthd a y dinner was wu na med commod ore of the plcLly 011trhwuled. Cultivators held ior the you ng so n or Mr. a nd fleet. .ind ruuwing muchine. G, A. Mrs. Dol'lll. Ueem, llacine, Ohio. Pho ne WI M rs. Pauline Dol'st and son of PUC Phone Heariul(ll 9 -3088. '1 -7·6tc Long Bollom apc nt the wt:ek here To Reopen Thunday with her grandmother, Ethel Slout. COLUMBUS UPI-The l'obllc Mr. a nd Mn, Edgar llorst of Utilities Commlaalon hearings on Sumner called on Mr. and Mrs. the appllcation of the Gener.i) ,uLLY AUTOIIIA'flC HOTPOINT __ Wayne Brickles Sund&)' evening, Cate No. 1 .,,031 Telephone Co., for 1 1 7 per cent COPPERTONli FINISH Helen �1 - l htdnell, residin g at rate incre11e wi nd• up late loday - .. New l h1vc11, West Varg1 n1.i, IS Ohio Delegation ' PUSH BUTTON , or early Thursday after further ncrcby 1wt11icd that on the 14th croSB•examinatJon of company wlt­ u.iy u l J Ulll', HUkl, Cl.arc nee J. Goel! Sight8eeing nesse,. Si'ORTS ARENA, LO S ANGEL­ llt1U11t•II, bt.• mg pu11ntitf. J ih!d his Cheater Fltch of Harrlabura, jll'll lJOll il,!lillllSL her as Udeuda ut, ES UPl-Ohlp's deleg a tio n lo the Pa., . a depreciation expert hired HI tile CourL of Cummou l 'leas, Democralic N ation a l Con vention b the telephone company, was od y Meigs CllUnty, Ohm, Ca!ic No. bec1:1111e taurlsts Tues day . examined Tuesday. by Marion FULLY AU1'0MATIC. There were no meelina:s and no Cit)' Solicitor John Stucke)', at• l:l,OJ I , prnymg for <1ivurce from lhc s111ll l l i.:lcn M. Hud11cll 011 tnt! rumors and no pla ns for a meet• tor ne John Eckler and AHt. Atty COPPERTON!I FINISR y w.roumls ot W i!Iul Absence o[ said ing toda)I .is the deleg a tion, solid Gen. An drew Sari,k)'. Fitch tettl• IJclcndlllll from 11aid l'li1int1ff for for Sen. John F. Ke nnedy , await­ fied about the coal of replacJna more U1a.n 0111.1 ycHr lasl past and ed the fJral roll call. equipment that ls retired by the . Uros11 Nc,11lcct of Uuty, .u nd Plain­ ' company, t11f also pruys tor other proper re­ lict. Sal(l t· nmc will be for hearing on or Hiler the 28th day of July A. U., 1900. Ch1rcnce J. Hudnell Crow, Crow & J 'ortcr, Allurn,·ys for Plainl itf CondltlDn of G•\ltH: Montgom­ lb/ l n , l2. 29; {7) ti, 13, 20, 27, 71c ery 16.4 upper, Q,S 1ower, two ft.'" open ; Gollipolls 17. 9 opper, 9:5 lower, 21,, It. open; Lock 23, '""' 15.7 1.1pper 9.3 lower and closed N0 1· 11,,,c OF APfOINTM ENT arr. All moveable dama u p 13 Cu,• No. l 8,J91 thru 23 are closed off. All Ka nc,t••• of John Frenk Mitchell awha Rlver dams on , alU . D•c:HHd Ohio River loth: clo1m: Dash• Nul tce is hereby 1:lven that l\letlie :n1lchcll whose p011t ornee add- iel d Ovec 1 1 : 03 pm, O.H; Lock 8 m 1-0; Fr1mkli n Plorc<, 1 1 ;20 1•4.• j.-1 111 631 Soulh Second Av., M id r, dlcport, Ohiu, h 11s been J uly ep- Lock 14 Jsnle D . midn eht l•'li (JOmtcd 11dmiuislnt trlx of the Es- A. V Chri1 Jr (UO Im 6-0; Loc:t lale of John l<'rank Mitchel ! la te 13 Wllli1m Travll 4:20 am 13-0; 8:30 am 9-0; of Middll•port, Meigs :-:ounty, Ohio, Walter BeckJotd Lock 18 IHne. Chollvln 8:M am Llcccnscd. Dated thl3 25th da y ol June 1960. 0-4; Lock 2,1 _ Natiop,11 12:l)G pm �- - H. O' BRIEN , 1 -3 ; 1. F, Fryberaer 0:45 pm 0-20 Jud w:e 0£ the Probate Coui:t Beaver G:30 , am 1-0; W. S. Rhea U am 13-4. Meigs County, OM? (Gl 2D; (7) 6, 13, 3tc , GalUpoU1 u p Bayou Laviere ---- -- - -- ---10,so pm 4-0, Lock 23 Albert F. HoMen pm 1 8-0, Dixie Spirit 6 pn, 2-0, Alles 7 pm 3-1 •nd a NOTICE OF APPOI NfMENT derrick boat, Elger Cliff 7:30 pm l •ec:utor 0-1, Southland 2: 15 am 2-4, Ellen C"s. No. 1 8,390 i Bell.II o.m 0-C l•t•t• of Lenon KOffller, dlfttMd Not ire is he1·cby given that Pearl Kochlrr wha!c Post Office addren SIVIN MILLION HOMILISI GENEVA tiPI-More than hi R. o. 2, Long Bottom, Ohlo, bu bee n dul)' appoi nted a1 Executor nven million persol\li were left ol the E�ta\e or Lenora Koehler homeleu b)' , the rece nt earth late of Mel11 Cou nt)', Ohio,· de­ thlftln11· In Chile, lhe World Co uncil of Ch111ches wee report­ ceas('d . Dated this 2nd day of J uly , 1960. ed Wtdne1da)'. A nport submit­ eatlmtted the F. H. O'BRIEN, t,d to the Ju dge of tht!i Probate Court d1m11e to bulldinp In the lQ Meigs County, Ohio southern CbUun provlnces ,a.t. ('J) 13, 00, 31• loctod. &I 1COO mlllloa. 7-15 . . �� .w �jt".:;.i•.: ------·--- -------Tuppers Plains S Events ■ Metropolhon Motors 'P,...,..,, Another Good Buy from Bake�'• ONLY $595;00 24-a for Sale or -- ------ -- Trade For Sa le .\ D A I L Y C R O S S WO R D AOKOSS COili CLli', F BYERS .and his String JltAYIL TkACTOR SAL ■I AND Notes will be at Pomeroy Moose I S.n•1cca, 51 2 • · Mlln, Pom•ro,. Lodge Thursday, July 14th. Phone W Y2-297S. S•lesm•n: D1111cing 9 till 12. 7·12,3tp Harold Barnhut, Rffdcvill-. Otato. Phon• Coo•w'Jle 3691. flRMIT& AND PIil cONTROL ll- 1 8-llc lly Pein. ,,... lntpeetlon. lntur,. N .by N1flanwlff, Phone It. DODGE tRUCK Molor J 05U < ;u1Jd and A. J.nlc• 'ltetlen WY2con d ition. Richard <,Ju:ill�. lla i l• 2166. '-26-tfe roa d St., Middle()Vr1, Ohio. 7-13-3tp CLIFF BYEltS a nd hl1 Stnng ____ Notea will be at the M OOBe 1',0UR GOOD 76 0x l 5 1 L a•� Cali Hall iu Pomeroy, Jul y 14th. Richard Winebrc11ucr, Syrnruse. u,nci n ,g 9 till 12. 7·13-3tp 7-1 3-Jtc • -. - · - - - BAKER F U RN ITU RE MI DDLEPORT SPECIAL! SPECIAL! -------- Legal Notice Electric Cooking Top KIVl!.:K REPORT Legal No.,;,,e Lenn/ Notice .,40 -�---wee e, Hotpoin t Reg. $250.00 Va lue Oven �tH FOR ONLY $l95� Weal Columbia. Sending I Bland, gifts .,._ l!re Mrs. H-11rry Hallkoll, Nora VanMet�r . Mn Homer Hill. West Columbia Personal News Mrs. E. A. Schl6kel, Mn. Ted Hdey, M rs Byron VanMeler a nd By M"" Vernal Johnson Mrs. f.cy Bland celebraled lw r Myrt.i V a nMeter. Mr. ;i.nd Mrs P11ul f'it:igerald 681h birth d ay with a dinn er at her home here recently. In the 11nd Lin d 11 and Mrs. Mae Van Me­ l('r spent the past week w 1 1h afternoon ga mes were played ThOJt' present were Mr. a nd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slevens and Glen Marr a nd children, Union ; sons of C'ol umbus, Mr and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Homer 13J and and Okt y Hoffman of Springfield, daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and ,1 rs. Hugh ( ' hris:tia n of Deckt>r and family, Harold Bland U rba n a and Mr. and Mrs. Ora11 and daughter. Mr . .and Mrs. Gene LO\'!� of Worthington. Jack Johnson, Da.vton, spent Bland and family, :.tr. nnd M rs. Charles Ohlinger and family. Che- Sunday w11h his gra ndfather Mur. shire, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Custer rn J ohn sc,> n. and son, Cheshire, Mr. and '.\1.rs. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boyer of Melvin Durst and daughter, Mrs. Pomeroy, Mrs. Howard Byer� of ky Bland .ind son, Clifton. Middleport and M rs. Hugh g)iH Mrs. Charles VanMeter enter- spent S.iturday evening with Mrs. lained with a miseell a neous show• Mae Van Meter and Mildred. er Friday evening at her homP Mr. an d Mrs. Pearl Fl1her of here in honor or her sister Jutle Bucyrus are spending !se�ral ti ill who is soon to be matricd. days with Miss Bertha aJid Rilla :Attending were Mrs. Opa l Ohlin- I Lewis. ger and Mrs. Donna Cus1er, ChC'June :ind Dee Ann John!lon or shi�e, M�s- L. G. H i l_l. Mrs. _J a�k!e 1 Mallon spent the week1md with Smith, Carolyn Smith, V1rg1ma I Mr. and M rs. Don Johnson and Smith and Sharon Smith, Clifton. son. Mrs. M.iggie Barker, M rs. Earnest Mrs. G wen Bumgarner, M rs. Reed. Mason, Mrs. Ethel Logan, James Carpenlt'r. Mrs. Vernal Mid rlleport. Mrs. Ja mC"s Carpenler Johnson, Dale, John and Gewanna Mrs. Mery Docrfrr. Mrs. Sally Johnson spent Tue:riday with Mr. . ·-- --------- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middleport, 0., July 13, 1000-7 TEL EV ISIO N G U I DE WS.4 Z,.TV Chan·n el 3 Chouel 3 - Wednesiol' f:op f:30 5:00 l1 :00 1 1 : lf' U:tS l :no €omedy Playhouse Ad venture T1 'Tlf' Democratic Nat'l Conv. News 8':ad line1 We1lhercait The Jact P� Sbot" Slgn Off -- --- --c------:-- Chan11el 3 - Thursday ht.DO 1 (1 : 30 1 1 :or 1 1 :30 1 2:00 12,Jo UIO 1 , 10 2,30 3:00 3,30 ,,oo 4:30 5,00 1 1 :15 1 : 00 fl:45 Sign On ,:oo Tc.:i.ay 9::10 KaliP Daooan SI.ow 9:30 Topper Dough Re Mi Play Your Hunch Price JS Right Concenlrptiou Truth or Conseq uences It Could Be Yau Mid Pa y News Movietime Loretta Young Show You n g Dr. M a lone From These RoolB Comedy Pl a yhouse Ad ve nture Theo1ter Demol'ratic Nel 'I Conv. Jack Paar Show - Sign Off ·----------WCHSfiTV c,-,unnel 8 Channel 8 - Wed11esdin Cltannol 8 - Thursday 9,0!, We d nesd a y NigM Flghtll 9 45 Sports Par:idc TBA . l0,00 11:00 The News Tor,da:Qt 1 1 : 1 0 Scanui nt the Weather _j 1 1 : 1 5 Sports Report 11 :20 TBA 12,00 Democratic Nat'! Conv, --- -------- 8:00 8:30 9:30 1 :25 t :30 2:00 r2:30 1 :00 1 ;30 ,2!00 1 2 :00 f' a rtoon• Spectacular Romper Room Movie Esso Reporter I M arried Joa n Rf'til.ess Gun Love That Bob J...b... u t Fa ces I Med.ii' Democratic Nat 'I Conv, Late Show -- -- WHT N�TV _Chan nel 13 rr..i�n� 13 W�11esdoy &:00' 1¥he Brighler D a) . , . '.s'),:e :.:a 1a.�s�et. .-.. --­ t:.s&-Edge of Night 5:00 Democratic N a t'I Conv. U :00 1 1 o'clock NeWJ U : 10 A Look. a t the Weather 11 :15 Theater 1 3 ------------- Channel 11 3 - Thursday 1:00 8: 15 G:00 10:00 10:30 1 :00 1 1 :30 t•Q Daily Pr.e11tQJ. �,-�t. 0:5& ft:(M) d: 10 8:30 7:00 '7:02 7:30 't:45 ll:00 B:bi · 8:0!I 8:30 8:311 (tOO 9:02 lf.30 ef�5 10:00 10:UI l o':30 10:32 10: 45 , 1 1:00 l l-; 02 1 1 :29 1 1 :30 12:00 CBS New1 Captain Ka ngaroo Ca rtoon Tht=ater December Bride JJ'ideo Vill a ge I Love Lucy The Clear Horizon 12 :00 J.ove of I.ife 12:30 Search far Tomorrow 1 2 :45 The Guidln2 Light 1 :00 Living in W. Va. 1 : 1� Nei,11hbare t :30 A-:; the World Turns 2:00 Full Circle 2::-:IO House ;>nly 3:00 The Million a ire 3 ,30 The Verd ict Is Yours 1:00 The Brighter Day 4,15 The Secret Storm 4,30 The Edge of Night 5,00 Democratic Nat.'! Conv, ·l :00 'News . l : 10 ,A Look at the. Weather .1 : 1 5 Theater 13 2 ·30 Sign Off (��•Y - ·Friday) ·• Sign• :oft (;uesi Star News . · ltFJ) NeWS Headli n es Breakfast Party Pickens Haidware Show Bii;takfatt :Part)' News Head lines Sport. Report Breakfast Party News Breakfast Pa rty News Headlines · Breakfast Party News BreakWt Party Coffee Tim(' Swae Shop NeWB Headlines :Morning Devotion, ��io Hymna1 . He1:dt1ne1 · Coulltry �oe Down Ji'arm Ttlme Racine J1,1}¥lee . NOOn New& . ,NeW, CURLY ll"AYQE 12 :30 I :t'fo 1 :02 1 :3b 1 :30 2:00 3:00 3:02 3 :30 3:35 4:00 4:0 9. 4 4:35 5:00 5,05 and Mr,. A. G. Ho1C"har or Flat kork. Wilbur VanMatN, Pete Ru1cell John Albright 111 d Jimmy Young spent lut weekend in f'ittaburgh al1.ending a ball gaDlt:. Mr. and Mu. P.iul Fitzgerald, �11. Mae Van Matre and KethJI Lew» vlailed llr■. Robert Ye11ter of Bi ey recently. [l , Jenn y ou Thabet of Mauon spent 1eversl day• here wJth her (randpsrent11 Mr. a nd Mu. Leiter Foreman while her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tbabet vacationed in Georgia. Billy Ohlinger baa returne d from a two weeks training course with the Army Reserve Corpll in Utah. l'tlr. an d Mrs. Alton Johnson, Ju dy , Jenny Mae a nd Bonnie of Chester, W. Va., a re spen ding a va cation with relatives , here and in New Haven. Mr. an d Mrs. Lawrence Foreman and family or Mason and Mr. a nd Mrs. Edgar Abbott an d fam­ ily of Pomeroy visite d Mr. and Mrs. Lesler Foreman on M onday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Blend and d a ughters spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinger .ind family or Cheshire. Mr. and M rs. Cecil M a rtin of Mission Ridge were g uests of their daughter. Wilm a a nd fam­ ily on Sun day . Alice Faye Johnson, M a son, spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Pete Russell and fa mily. Mr. and Mrs. Don Joh nson and son visited Friday eve n i n g with Mr. and Mrs. Sa mmy Fry and family, Middleport. Guests or Mrs. Lawrence Stew­ art on Thursd a y were Jrs. Len a Nobles, fttrs. H'!lrr.Y Wah:h, H ar­ ril'.'tt Ann Wals(j, a nd Diane Nob, les or 1,fason. �rs. Jesse Roush and Rosemary, of Buffalo, Mrs. Lizzie Stewart an d Saridra Stew­ art, loral. Visiting Mr. and Mra. Homer Bland a n d daughters recently were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John­ son .ind s.ons or Pt. Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinger and family of Cheshire. Mr. and Mrs. nan Marr were guests of Mr. a nd Mrs. Dale Marr a[ Letart route recent ly . M r . and Mrs. Arnhld Fowler of Pittsburgh spent the holiday weekend with relatives here. Miss Eu n ice Ohlinger of Che­ shirr spent severe! days with her grandmothe r Mrs. Icy Bl a nd. Mr. and Mrs. R"a y Danlels and family of Petersburg, V a ., spent several d ays here with her sis• ter, Mrs. Homer Bla nd and family :md ,..,ilh Mr. a nd Mrs. Cl a rence Johnson of PL Pleasant. Mrs. Mil d red Brumley and Marty Brumle,. and Mrs. Doris Ends uf Pt. Pleas ant a re visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pickens a�d daughter of Baltimore, M d . Mrs. F.ads and Mrs. Brumley a re dau­ ghters of Mrs. Ella Young or this place and Mrs. Pickens is a sister Sta rt Th49 Day Right With STEVE MASON Social Items P£ANUT8 Mill Jeqle Thomas of Charil's­ ton 1pent the week end at th( ' home of her brother and wife, �r. al')d ,_r,. L.. .E. Thomas . Mn. Alice Miller, Marietta, wa! the week end gueat of Mr. and )in; Wilbur Stewart of Magon. Thomu Ry an and ,on of Spring . fiel d, Ohio, and Mr. and ltfn. Wil­ liam Strunk and son or Daril'n . Co n n., spe nt laat week e� d wilh Mr. and Mn. T. J. Ryan. lf,r. an d Mra. Edwin Baildwin and f a m'ily are spending a two werk� vacation with relatives in Tcun,·s­ see il.n d in Sarasota, Florida. Mr. an d Mrs. Neth.an (Pete) !ik Da n iel left on Monday for th,, ,r home in Phoenix, Arizon a . attt>r spen ding three weeks visitin g rela­ tives and friends In the a rea . -Mrs. 8. F. Board returned on Spturd ay after spen d ing i. mon1h the touring the western part of country with her d aug�ter and husband , Dr. a n d M rs.' Lea Kook:,;. ny of Ironton. Guesl.8 of Mr. and Mrs. Board of S1.1n df1y were Mr. a nd '.\lln11. John Hamm a ck a nd daughter, Char)ellon· Mr. .ind Mrs. Lester Jahi,son a�d family, Vienn a, W. Va., a nd Rev. sn d Mn. Floyd Blaine, Akro n . Mr. ·a nd Mrs. Robert FentDn and da ughter or Lim a, Ohio, vislte8 1ast week with Mr. and irrs. Charles Yea &er and (a mily. :"!iile h ere they atten ded the funeral' of Bdnf'y Mitchell i n Pomeroy . MariJy r, Foglesong. da u,e:hter of Mr. lntJ. �s. Donald Fog:lj!aOni, is visllilig he!' pa rents \fhil� on vn('a­ tlon ftom her stud ies at the Cin­ einnstl · SchOol of Nursina:. Her room ma te, Jan Stickney, and sis­ ter, M;argie Stickney, are visiting i n Ma !lon tor a few days. Mr. an d Mrs. Lester Zerkle an d farilily, Mr. and M.rs. Geurgu Burns an d family of Clifton and Mr. and M,s. Jam�s Diehl of Pomeroy spent Sunday at Cam den Park In Hun1• h\gton. of S)·lvia Coleman. They also plan to visit in W a shing1on D. C. be . fore returning home. Marlene Van Matre has returr,• ed from an extended visit with rela tives in Columhus. Mr. snd Mrs. Homer Johnson and �rs. Pauline Cunningham or M a son · shopped in Huntington Saturday. Relatives here have learned of the ill11ess or a former resident M,rs. Wlllard G. Roush of Akron. Mrs. Ch a.lea Wheeler of Camp Collley Was calle d ta Akron dur­ ing th� past week because of the illness of her sister. �tr,s . Etta Young spent severa l d.ii,ys with a son Mr. end Mrs. George Young and f11mily of iJehlware and with friends In Columbus. Carol Cunningham of Chesa­ • -peake· who spent the wcckl'nd • with her muther Mrs. Puulinr Cunningham or Mason sprnl Sunday with her gran d parenls, Mr. :ind Mrs. George Johnson a nd Lurna. Others visiting at the Johnson hume were J\.lr. a nd Mrs, Esrl Jo�nson, Michael and Brian of Masun .ind Mrs. 11.arold Van Meter aud V'.l'k.Y uf Let a rt RL Mr. and M rs. John Lilchfield of Da yton spent the weekend with her parcnls Mr. and Mrs. Da rrell Norl hup ancl ramlly. Mr. and Mrs. Uub Httssell and b a by of Alliance :J rt s1wnding a vacation with Mr. ;111d Mrs. Clay­ ton Russell. Herman Hussell of Hollywood , Fla., is also visiting his parents. While here Mr. Hus­ sell Is m a king arrangements to tre nsfer his Pizza equipmcn1 from Pt. Pleasant to 1''1oridn. . The annu a l Edward!! :incl Allied Fa mily Reunion will be held Sun, day , July 17 In the pine grove on the old Fry firm on Letart nt. Juet For You News Hea�lines Jllst Far You New■ Just For You C alling an Pt. PleHant NeW!I Headlines Music Go Roun d News • Music Go Rotln d BISON COACH RESIGNS New, He adlines , BUFFALO, N. Y. UPI-Di! Clap Music Go Round per has resigned as coach or the American Hockey 'Le a gue Bu{. Local News falo Bi.sons. Musfc Go Round B aseball Score• llftDIIING · Moeic Go Roond , "'Y' Dipner B,30 New, Headlines At 'Eber Roush HomR , t'i.: 3 1 . M-ualc Go Round 'Mr. and Mrs. Eber RouAh of MsAJ .I II Gt-4& complete News R.-.und-up 4t : ..,..n. ion entertained retenlly with a 6:00 Crow's Steak !_1ause--Sound · 1 family d,n ner at their home. Pre. of the uu's · I � n I were the ollow g , s l 6:30 News Headlines M, · and Mr, · M a,11�o n R 1" zcr and 66:82 Evening Interl ude daughter&, Mr. and -Mrs. Jack 7:00 News Headlines ' Grueser and son, Mr. an d Mrs. Ed7:02 Evening Interlude ward Ryan an d family, Mr. a11d 7:30 News HelldJines Mrs. Edwin Baldwin a nd family. 7:32 Sundow n Serenade w MJ in ar s l11.1 8:00 Sign Off ., •M y D udd g and Mis Al :=:=:=:=:=:=:= :=:=�� D udd ina of Nitro. � � � � � � --== ----_" !_ On Tt.f ,.,M 11,l�al C. l�c:�'' EAtll. •� Fa111il,y Held "' HELLO. D<J6 1 - THATS NOT N!CE . .YOU 5!W.Jl AUJJAY5 oRf£T A DCG BY 1-115 NA.!\£_ . �,r I f !1 -- 0 TH,\' ],\f,?€ 5 A'l -r -V'i G ; u,;1rn 11£ ,�0 "" D0 6 : '. . <��a , ..,---- By lfflULfl (_ 1 (5 JUST TAAT ONE J<; NEVfR Q111TE � OF \ THE /MP!.l�TlCJI ) • _::� ���.- -=--· --- - - - . BARNE\' GOOGLE and SN UFF\' SMITH PAW·· !. CAN"T FER TH' LlFE Of ME MAKE oJUGHA JQ STOP CHAWJN' HIS flNGERNAllS \& \ "I l-011 - ,...,.,..,.,. J -j ,. By FRED LASSWELL l"HAR ' S MORE N ONE WRY TO sr.JN R CRT __.-· I ,\ /1 t.i-L AHN E� BEFO' '!O" PUTS ME {-"G ULP!f­ .DR. BURL 1-/!VES HAS WENTANl'J UNDER ETHER -TELL ME-WI-N 15 'IO' GO-INA MAKE ME. LOOK LIKE HIM ? GONE Nl/15!!'9 By KING GASOLI N E ALLEY ·= -- 0 By CHESTER GOUW r-.:::-:::-:-::-:::')�_.. oa.tr l.OOI< • \ ._ STUPID AND MOVE THAT TABL.e.. WHAT'S WRON G, SL.U/560 f SAT IN DRAFT AND GOT A STIFF N ECK WH AT DO YOU TH INK I SHOULD DO ? I A ��". ,----'--,--'--r 1. -GRAY 7' A NNIE ' Weu., 8!Ci 6A,M JUMPED arr A WIMDOW AN' 8ROl('E HIS NEC� R!.U'll�' FROM PINKY! WAS CARRV!N' TH' HUNNER1" · AND WORTI-f. C 'H' OOi='IE / t:m ON By SAM LEFF �'1,J- ? �tv,lff:: ;;-;,,�Jtt ' r 11/ANc; y 7 15 J'H ). - - ABBIE AN lJ SLAT� (1ft INSTINCT TELLS Mf THE STAi-e: � EXAMINERS AAE. ON TI6'. WA'l�·WELL , SO SHALL WI BE ­ TOMOQDN/ JT TOOK R:EAL GENIUS, Slli,­ TO FIG;IJRE OUT nu CPER: • 1 C.4M GET TME Oll3/NAtS BACK 50 FA5T" NO OIE­ W1LL EVER: KNOW 71-IEY W'ERE: GONE. ��·-·--- .,. _ . ·--........ ..... ;I - ..... - � . . •• I•• --:.;•- --- -- - . .. .. - . Ir, ' , :,,.-�• 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle port, 0., J uly 13, 1 960 Entertain Sunday - ---- • ""· ana Mr,. Ph,I w,m,m,on " - v � __,,._,..,,.. Mainly About Middleport BPW Club Holds M eet ,f People Tuesda.y E.vening A. t Middle.port Park In Pomeroy The annual p1c:mc of the M iddleport _B usiness and Pro- eatertalned w,th ' d ; nner Sund ,, at their home on Mulberry AvtGuests were Mr ,nd ·•rs Robe,! P. Garoner of Columbus and Mr . and Mrs Clarent·e Boster and 8r L UC I L L E 6-IAWKINS ttildren, Sus.an and Allen, G.ill1 pu I fess10nal Womeu s Club was held at th� M 1ddlep�rt Road side .,,.., ..._ Pa rk Tuesday evening. The table lilcss1ng w as g i v e n by M i ss · M r :rnd Mrs Frf'd Rosenbaum &. 1 -- --- Bess Sanborn . The pknic table was centered with a beau tif ul s�crit the weekend 1 11 Springfield w,th their son and daughter-inof gla<lioh brought by Mrs Li llian Smith. arrangement A cartoon liv•rY Nithtl meal a short busrness sessiun was l.iw. Mr .ind Mrs Jaclr: Rosenbaum the Followin� '� f;lf•J\jil aud family I t'Ond u l'led by the pres1dt>nt. Mn,. •-ti .ti \ -'t i__ • I-:1 1:1: a beth P i ('kl'n� who ann ou rH· lo ma m ta m its vi & its 10 our I M 1 �s V1rg 1 n1a fisher, Charles• lun w<1s Lhl· w('Ckcnd guest or ed l hat the "Bloodinol,ilt' would rnunly TONIG HT n i or H i g h I A sy m bul u: al hel l wus present• her aunt M a!-. Ne\ l u• Koehler and the roy u J at be Pome FAMILY N I GHTS lh l' Y l>Pl' lll Sund.iy 111 Gallipolis School on Jul 2:5 She urged the ed to th t"' president by Mrs Nel Ysu pport the blood l it' Val e which had �een r�ceived with .� n t .11arlei, Weaver. Danny Kaye. I..ou1s Armslrong hers to mem Bob Crosby -- Bobhy Troup I program i n Meigi- County l o 1 r y b ) th e d ub at the State lonve11 - I Mn f J<1 ll .is ;\m et ! and d.augh. t 1un rt'cently held I l l Vaylon The In uf M�nsf1eld are the guest! "THE FIVE Pl'.:NNIES" - -�- r Re-d Nid10ls Story 1 token w.is g1\ e1J to the dub for I uf h l·r fdthl•r Juhn Dill and her (Technicolor & Vistavis1011 J h�v1ng a p,ml u p mcml.icrship I siswr, M is� Esttfcr Dill. - also at � g1\' l'r l t.lah' of Mansfield , Juhn [ J ;JI J r Leo Gon--ey - - Huntz Hall with his fath11d 11 Wt"l'kc !w t I i-p1· e t d ' II �/'JWW h 1,,;.. 1 ,n� M r.s J ' Thf' Bowery 80)' 5 . r 11,hn l)tll Sr , and daughter . ur i rlilli iit· t 01 t•� .,nirn.tu ( ncw · "CRASKlNG LAS VEGAS" E�tlwr lhl' tw. i1• ,;; ) t· ar. AlSQ Car1oon !\l1 ,u1d Mr� John Rollinson , n .. ;,,; ir-. Va 11, 11 'I/ , "�1 1 ,. 0 11 THURSOA Y and 11 R I DA Y .,on Juh11 Tom o f St. Simon ,1,1d Moui l". , (· .. r· t l,t· .1 1 101,:�. ;\l ., t ) Doris Da v -- Jack Lemon la: l; a . ;unved 1 uesday for al, l� ,01� / . J une ! luu1!. Lv .. �i u u l . 11d Ernie Kov.ies I ,, 1· 1,,1 " w 1 1 1 J �1r. ;md Mrs. Frank 1n� 1 1 Mrtlt1 IT HAPPF:NEI) TO JANE l h· ,1 1 1 1 0 1 1 d SaH•I} J\lal"l h;i Fr .v , A111v� a11tl uthe� n•Jat1,•es Teeh,1ieolor l:::Jiwht·t h I I J IJhs, G l'd ("C �lr M �� l c r , : J\1 1 � ( l,1 nt tiru1•:'icr Wati the - alsu � ,· ., 1•' 1 u�,. 1 11l'l rn,1 1• 1· �1 1 . /\ tH I Su nday drnr1er ;;!ucst of Mr. and Amii Robert Mitehum Julia London rey 'l h1•, ,l1.1Jd u11d J•' 1 .i 11t·1� H o u �h ;\I r.� l lerh1•rt l l1xu11 � r:d family, THE WONIH�llfllL l ' OU NTH.Y ;\Ir!. i\1111a Shoemakcr or New C.11 < · , r AcJvanr.cmcnl. Jl'an Techmrnlor ' Lama. /\ b ( ' t· Y11rast 1s, I .Lia MJl' Lox 1 11 i: t u n 1;; Lhc �uest of her d a u i:h lt>ri, aud sons•m law, Mr. and NorlMi .i11tl Jl!rr y P ullen. I Mn ! >air KPst erson and Mr. and Le;.:1,; latwn llos(" Hcyuuld�. J\111- M r� /it•n llutk dred h,wll'l' and M uy Shuler Mr, .md Mrs. Robert Gardner of r--.,1 1 1 u11al ScctH'J l y: Lillian 51111111, h:<1 t l1ry1 1 1toill aud C<1rol J . Cn l umhus were weekend guests uf Mr. <1nd Mr.!!. Phil Williamson. Hou.i,:h M r. <1nd Mrs Huss Wat.son are l:::mhkn and Fcdcrnt1un: Uess , 1s1\ 1 11g in Columbus with Mrs. Sanhul 1 1 , Sally .:,cha.ir and M.ix111e I::. A Lt•onard. • J > hi tson Mr and Mrs. Edward Genheim• , l'uhl1c ltelatiuns and l'uhhc1 \y: t•r and s1111s Erie and Jc£lrey or l ' h;1rlt•m• . !loyal Oa!: . Midi , were Sunday Frcdd11! l t O\Hlllshelt , ,. lltHISh. uue ,J and lue/ll{"ll l I rvt•ning dinnrr guests of Mrs. • Juh,i F. Bally and family. l'ubln· Affa1u: Charlotte l'er­ rin. Dorothy Je11k im;, Huth IJutl Mr . .ind Mrs Edward Genheim­ ' er a11d sun!> of Huyal Oak, Mich., son a1iJ Martha M :ice . ln1er1 1,1tau11JI rtelal1ons: Ed ith Wl'rc wl'ekell(1 guests of her par• Furn·st, A \•11 Harold and Farie ents, Mr . .ind Mrs. Verne BolinKer Erlewine. Mrs. Earl Lhll, Mrs. E. A, Jivi­ den and Mrs. Walter Walker were llus�cll, Alhens visitors Tuesday, Mcmhership: Nina ' l: ra<'!' Pratt a11d Edna Mue Swlek. Tl'kphonc: Sadie Md�lhinny Mrs. Murlin Lcoh11rd and dau• • lihler uf New Jersey arc the guests ;ind Susrn Park. • of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor• Sl'lmlarship: Sadie McElhinuy. man McCalluin. l'i11,rn<'1•; Nora Rit•(•, Ann Bailey, Mrs. L. C. Karr, Mn. Mickey M11ry Park, Mabel Sanborn, Alil'e Willi;1 1ns and sons, Mrs. R. E. Mills, .l uanita Miller, Wilma Sar• IIOl{'C il lHl M iss Nancy Eiehlnger �cut and Lois MeElhinny. Wt•1'c \' i1>1tun; 111 L'ulumb-us Tues• 1.fay . M u�ir· El hcl Chapnurn. Mrs. n. F. Ennis, Mrs. Harold St•ruphoo<t : 1-:li·l abelh l'kke11s. • 1!11llf'l l ll. L11ella Jenkinson ornd Kaulz and M r�. Marie G.arc!"'lon of l'harlcstun were weekend guests tl1:t abl'1h Picki"'llS. l-imall Uusine11s: Gert1ldir1e Swad of Mr. und Mi's. L. C . Karr. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bailey re• lt•y a11d Thelma Pratt. tucrned tu lhe1r home In Cleve• land TueHday 11fter a weeks visit relatives here. with Men's Missl'S Jackie and Juan f<'reck• ••. er lcrt Tuesday fur a visit with Endicott Johnson relatives in Cleveland. :nm:ci I Ramsey- Lowery Wedding Solemnized At Church pff.icials Rio Grande Church C,eremony June 1 1 Hold Session Tuesday Evening The re1ular medine of the Board of De•cons .and OeaconeH of !be First United Presbyterian Church, Middleport, w as held Tuesd.ay evening int the pastor' s study with the meeting being opened with prr,yer by the mod• erator Rev. Howard Ruppel! . The secret.iry 's report w.as given by Vince11t Dabo .and the treasurer's report by Mrs. Harold Sauer. Richard Vau�han a nd Mrs. Jame& Sanborn were con�ratuh1t­ ed by the :.ioards on headini:: the successful ice cream social which was held at the church recen tly. were m.adc to hold sum• I merPlans July JI at eommuni:;n I 7 :30 Pm with Mrs.011Everett Bach• ner .and Mrs. Edward Burkett in charge. j I I .. � .,.,,,, • "''" ,, """'"' ; ·, ,.,,.• ,......,.p1,.,,.,, ' ' '' l' I ' I, Mr. and Mn. l,9wery The Calvary Baptist church in Rio Grande was the scene of the giarriage of Miss Freda Joyce Ramsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiilia/Jl Ramsey of Gallia, •nd Mr. Jerry Allan Lowery, son o( Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lowery of Middleport. 'fhe ceremQoy was �rformed by ttie i:tev. Gerald Brown on Sat­ urday afternoon. the eleventh of June. The church wa ■ beautifully dee• Guests wore registered by Mrs. orated with vases of white glad­ Virgil Lambert. can seven-branch and plllms iola, • 1 For her dauehter's wedding delabra, with large satin bows Ramsey chose a dress or Mrs, markJng the family pews. Org�rn i&t WH Mn. Evan Evan, a11d !kl­ gray _lace accented with white ac­ ward Pirkin1 sang "I Love Y 011 ceuorles ;md a corsage of, baby Truly" and the "Lord's Prayer", orchldi. Mrs. Lowery, mother of the The bride, escorted to the altar wore a black eyelet sheath gr�m. by her father, wore II floor-length matching accessories. with dre&s g·own of'whlte ChantiJly !are over satin. The Cltted bodice was ac• Her flowere were white baby or­ c�nted with tlnf pearl whilll! se­ chids, quins forming a scalloped neck• Immediately Col]owing the cere• line, and the IOnJ sleeves came mony, a reception was held on to pojnh · ov�r the ; wrist& . . Her tbe. l11wn or the home of Mr. and bouffant skirt WI$ worn over rn ' Mra. James Clark. The bride's OX FO R DS old-fashloned hoop and torn'led a table was attradively arnrn&ed \Plain Tue train ln the back with a large ss• with a miniature bride and groom \in bow. A rlngertlp veil or JllusThe new Mni. Lowery ls a gra. 1 ion was attached to a .!1111811 crown duate Of C,dmus High school. She of seed pearl&. 1'opp\ng a white attended Rfo Grande Collci;:c and $ lace blble, the bride carried a for the past lwo years, she has Girl Scout '!'mop 171 with their bouquet or red roses and 11teph1m· been employed by the Southwest• leuder11, Uoscmary Arnold aud otis with streamers tied in lover's ern school district as a teacher Je,rn Scidcn:ibcl, met Mo11day even• k nots. al Perry School. Middleport for .an 0111 111g 111 the picnic The bridegroom was graduated Mrs. Thomas Swain servctl a1 --------"'�--.-;;.-;;....�·.;;..__, I gro\'c 011 the Alhcrl Goci,:lcin farm from Marie-lta High school and street a weulng honor of atron m .al 1- ' latwu<1ds attended Rio Grande college, He A hamhur�cr fry 1111d wieneil length dress or !o.re1t green. Pleil• i� presenlly serving with the US rm1st w;1s (' lljuyl•d In atldlllon lo ed net Jn a matching 11hadc of Army at Anchorage, Alaska. romcroy, Ohio p,11.,1 10 :-:,;1lad, ti,tkl•d h1•ans, pkklcs, green formed lhe neckline of p,,L:.itu rh,p:,, pop allll cuuk1cs. LJh! gowu and she wore a while Not OJN:n Tonight l , a1m·s Wt"L'e p,ay u j aruJ cuntesl blllld14 U hat. Her bouquet Wll8 Ol THURSDAY •nd F RIDAY p1 1les wcl'c wou by Nat1l' Y ArnohJ, ptnk ro11cs and carnations. UIUUG l-.:s AT TOK0 -111 M;( J' Y �kKt'IWC, s,rndra 1- l endrick� Dressed in Jdcntical eowns of (Tt.' <' hllil'olor I ;1titl Jr1ne GrncsN The troop then a Jighler sh:ule o( green were the William llo\clen-G nH� Kelly l1tked to lhl1 l,01•gk111 hume where lWo tJndC HllliUdS, Mn. Ray WIiiis the t'VClllll� Wa� iipenl dandn� Oil and Mrs. Haymond .Brady. 1''1ow­ SUN., MON., TUIS. Apr�.. the hn•eicw;.y, The �roup sang er -,:in was young MiH Mary Ram­ ·' 'J'I IE BRAMBU.� ULISH" '"Hitppy H1rthday" to Jucidyn Jean .aey, 11111ter or the bride, wearing , Richard Burton St•1t1<'11ulil'l wl1ose birthday is July a peach colored dreas and carry• Barbal'Q Rul'Lh 12 , .... 11 UiUikel 01 yellow ru:;e pttills. ' 'l'f<�YTON PLACI�" Altnuling in atltlil!on lo those \."eUow ro1e1 were alao worn in R.f-<1d.S like Nunwry 11u111NI Wt'L"I' Jeanne �:t>en1baeh, her hair. Hhymes compitrcd Lu Jewel !'rice, Scdonia Spencer <1tld "Bramhle 8m1h" �u.:�IN hilly Loc1,:lclll und Uarb.i ra Virgil Lambert wu beat m•n ' and uahen were Thom11 Swam, Spencer. \' erno11 }o'allon and R•y Brady. --- - · --·- \ meetSPACE-MAKER .----;;;...;-==·- tlu phone that jiui in almost gnywJim! Jm11(l'lne e. tC!lephone thaf fe' both cnmp11ct and .u.dju11table . • • one that can be installed where no other phone could go before I Woll, 'lit'11 here in the handsome '11' handy Space•Maker, the phone t h a t "makee room" for lt!elt no matter how small tho space o r tlll'ht the corner. A t time ot lnstal111.tio11, handset and dial can be adju,ted and locked Into the most convenient positlons. What's more, Sp1u�e-Maker ts &.\'allublo In decorator colors to match dltcor of kltchon, bl!droom, family room or den. See Space-Maker In all lt8 be&uty a t our Bueine11s Office, and learn how lltlle It coste to have one of your own, Or phone us nnd Wll , 'll ham, a repreaentatlve drop 1Lrou11d. 5 .95 pr. Raush's Shoe Store Girl Scout Troop Holds Picnic At Geoglein Farm •--------------· 1 1 1� MEIGS THEATRE Better Het1lth Club Hold• Ft1mil y Picnic I Pomeroy Gorden AP lll"OXLtnalt•ly 20 tam1l1Cll 01· l:i../ub M eets At Lbe Lame! l'llff Beller Hullh 'Y· , 01 Jewelry Values Friday and Saturday Gents Leather Watch Straps SOc Nylon Watch Straps SOc ALL- - ­ C lu·b Nljoyed II picnic �U lll)C I' Mon• day evening at the Syracuse park, Uurlui,: lhC! e"enln�. Mra . Dana oliver was honored wlth 11. handk er{·hief shower in ob1en•1wce 0_ her birthday. The nut meeting or th(' duh will be held at the home ot Mra, L1,.wrt'nn• Smith. CQSTUME JEWELRY ½ PRICE ONE l,IIT OF HAMON Gl1ASSWARE Ladlel SPEIDEL WATCH BANDS -· ,11.11 and '12.95 Sale Pr1ee $9.o6 Reaulor . 14.95 ! PRICE Ladies Ronson Hoir Dryer - - $8.95 K&C JEWELERS Pbone WY-1-3781 EAST MAIN STREET . . .. ; POMl!IIOY, OHIO fUO IOn , , . 11oa JLWII NY Here's that big. broad, ,-y tot and louer heel so popular with young bu;ldersl Midi for ro,1111nd-tumbl1 11torl 011 reten loot Ind lop • , • wator Ind ICld ro­ &istenl And, so .comlortlblel $4.99 Cllld $6.95 Hartley & B11111ttt ShN S• "Middle Of Upper Block" POMEROY, OHJO - Now You Know 1, Un.._. ''"' lftternaHonal ,,. ,,.... o,trkh hH Nnral ...... Nd! of w+.lch la,-,, hff .... ln ttt. Nfflll nett. Thea the fetiMI.. .. 1bollf their IJutln"' _..II• the 1n1I• h1tchN out th• n-. famll,-. Around And About Middleport Jy fRIDDII HOUDAIHI L T Mr. and Mra. DallH BlevinJ and children Sonny and Jo.1n N!· ce11tly of Norfolk, v,., are viail• ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. r·. Parmalee. Miss Lois Cecil 11 reported to be seriously ill in Meigs General Hospital. Mr. and Mn. Walter Ancel of South Charle5ton visited yester­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neal and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Hawley and children of Wallbridge are vis.il­ ing with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Hawley Sr. Mr. Haw­ ley Sr. is a patient in Melga Gener.ii Hospital. 1 The grou p dedded to have Family Night, July 26 beginning with .a 6:30 potluck dinner with Mrs. Herman Bailey in charge. Richard Vaughan was named pro­ gram chairman with Mrs. Paul Haptonstall in charge or music Visiting last Thursday with and Miss Phyllis Joachim thi!' Mr. and Mrs. Cash Braley were publicity. their son•ln•law and daughter, At the close of the m eeting re- Mr. and Mu. Jack Schwelt,ier of freshment.s were .\lfU'ved by Miss Columbus. Elda Csney and Wesley· Fry Joachim, Mrs. Buri;ett, Vincent Dabo an d Everett Foreman to ',\'ere Jn Huntington yesterda)' to the followlng Marcus Chambers, atlend the inltruction <'lass on Richard Vaughan, Mrs. Charles lp.!Ltallalltm of Ceramic wall tile Shumaler, Mrs. Ba Uey, Mrs. which was edonsored by the Haptonstall, Mrs. Bachner, Rev. Huntington Wholesale Furniture Ruppelt, and Mi8.!I Margaret Sauer Co., at the Pritchard Hotel. and Mr11. Lilll1n Stelff, guests. I John No.II of Hurricane, W. Va. The meeting was closed with w,s the dmner ,:ueu of Mr. and the Lord's Prayer aCter which Mrs. Harold Ssuer and family last the group counted sales --tax Thunda)'. Carol Hudson, stu•cnt at Millistamps. gan College, Tenn., i1 employed in th& office of Dr. Cavallero in Gallipolls during the summer va­ cation. Mrs. Addie Fu1ate was releaaed frorn Holzer Hoapilal Monday and i1ken by ambulance tO the Elm­ wood Nurslr,a Home, Coolville The ladies of the Hearthstone she wlU be a bed pa­ where RFD, Cla,- of the First Baptist Church lime. aome for tient of Middleport enjoyed a real treat when the men of the class enter,. taim�d !hem with a picnic at the Birthday Observed loeal roadside park Tuesday evening .. The men had arranged for -,pith Cookout Su,«fay. Mr. �nd Mr�. GeoUrey Wilson a chicken dinner to be catered nt �rta 1 ned with a co?k out at c Crom lhe Martin Restaurant for home, Rose Hlll, Sunday their the outing I evening In obse7vance or the Cirsl Rev. and Mn. Donald �oone were , birthday of their daughter, KellJ Jeannie and daughter, guests for the picnlc with the Ann. Pr_esent were Mr. and Mrs. V_e rn� following attending Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ru..ell Wllaon Davis, Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mra. Milton Hood, Mr. and Mrs. All en and dirnght_ers, Carli •n� Coll-een Hughes, Mr, and Mrs. Willis An• and Mrs. Villa. Carl of M•d�leport; thony, Mr, and M u. Edison Mrs. Leone Wll10n, Ame.ville ; Mr. and Mn. Charies Moore and chil• Baker and daughter, Janet Kay, dren, Penny Sue, P,mela, Tereu. and Trina, Fatrbom; Mr. and Mn. Jlisil l11 /llid,Jlepori Carl Moore, ·Mr. and •Mrt. Oon Jett CPO and Mn. Dallas Blevins and and daughter, Lisa Ka.,e, Mr. and children, Joan and Sonny, of Nor­ Mrs. David Slater and Mrs. Vir­ folk, Va., are \lisltlng this week ginia Slater all of Pomeroy and with Mr. 11.nd Mrs. 8. F. Parmalee Mr, and Mrs. Wih1on and Kelly in Middleport. Ahn. Chiei Blevins ls enroute lo Cecil Field, Fla., for a two. year ahore RIDS SHILL QUEMOY duty aBliignment with the U. S. TAIPEI, Formosa UPI-Com . Navy. The Blevioa will 'reside in munist Chinese batteries fired 91 Jacksonville. Their son, Sonny, shells on the offshore island of plans to spend the rest of the sum­ Quemo y Monday, the NationaliS mer with his grandparent.B, Mr. Chine!e Defense Ministry an nounced tod,y. and Mrs. Parmalee. ' ' '' e n t1 n e Weather By UnltN Preu l""""'t5onel Ohio: O.Cr-Ns1119 cl....ilMM and c:oofar tod•Y• 4 hw thoww, •a­ tr1HM ..,t portion thla momln1. Fair •nd cool•r toni9hf, Ft'ld.ay f•ir, not much ch.n.- in ...,._ra• h,,.._ High tDday In 70.. L.. to­ nitht 1-n 50s. net,oted I'• l'he IRtftoe•t• 01 l'he 1'fd9••1'fu- Area - L�S A GELF..S (UPI) - Sen. John F. Kennedy launched m.ikera, a bras b.;ind. stale stand• them fa,•orite sons The favul'lt e i ling him momentarily in the lead. a conf_,�en� N ea �pa1gn for th� White Ho�se today within ilours art.ls and wavmg platilrds to .ahow �ns wen• Lovele.si, of Iowa. hu<"k Hut tht c-hecr� of 11,c Juhnson 8UP· a!ter wmnmg tne Democratic presidential nomination on the lhilt they could create more nm.se mg of Kansas, Govs l{()hHI B. I portcris soo11 grew -.·eakcr. 1 1 first ballot. and confusion than partisans or Meyner of New Jersey and Hoss I By the 11e lhe roll ciill reach• I . His �irst order of businef.i>:.P"a.s to pick a vice presiden• any other canduJale Barnett of :i1:ississippi. .'ind SP11 t'd his home state or M aa5acnu. LONG DEMONS TRATION S 1 tial running mate a�d Sen. •�rt Symington Geor1e Smathers 01 i--lorida Lm c- setts, Kennedy had 305 votes to of Missou ri, A eOllvenlion rule stipulated that �ess and Docking wilhdrew 1mml·d I Johnson ·s 158, and lhe handwriting I one of his defeated rivals for spot oo the ticket was the dcmo11s�rations lasl no 1 longer 1ately and endorsed Kennedy on thl;! wa lls of the co1vernous run�way favorite. The formal ice of the vJce pre8idential than 10 q1inute& but Gov. LeRoy ust then It 4:S look minute� j for !'!ports Aren a was plain for all to 1 nommee will _be made at kl,�� convention session. Collins of Florida, convention the convention lo give Krnnedy i,ce. l>elt'.gates could see runnmg In a dramatic appearance be,; ..port by Senate Democratic chairman, found lhia rule impos• the nomination. ! tol<1ls on a sort of 1L1m()d tote i fore . the hoarsely cheering c'!n•'., ader Lyndon B. Johnson, his 11ible to enforce. Grow w C..._n .. ker , lio.ird. ,. , v�nhon del_egates jus_t before mu;I. .OnieSt rival, Symington and d In all, nine names were placed Alaibama, firs! state ea I led. t'ast A · A huge. expi:;:tanl roar w.nt up 1 n ight ln th� convention _city! I(en• Jlii E. Stevenson, an inactive candi- beiore the convention, five of most of its vote for Johnson, pt11 I from the Kennitdy aopporter, 1 nedy promised to lead his victory- a.ate who was 1 when New York gave him available for a lhird a ,..... st11rved party back to national no,nination. But there already were sh,e block of 104½ votes, and power• some rumbles of t.rbuble rrom the Ohio followfll IOOR with all ot Predict, No.,.mMr Victory So11.th, which had supported John. ih 64 votH. ''We will carry the light to the son oilmost unanimously, I The slate of Washington pushed people this fall - and we shall "This is an important election," him 0•1cr thf' 700 mark, and now ' : win, ' declared the 43-year-old Sen. Kennedy said. "In many ways the only qucstwn was wluch stale Massachusetts senator, one of the tM. most Important election in the , � would have the- honor of clinching DAV OFFICERS INSTALLED - Don Roach, Middleport, Was installed as Comman�er of youngest men ever nominated for hla� of thi11 country.. All or us the 7til votes required for DODI· Chapter 53, DAV, at the Mejgs Chapter's But te:rnut Avenue Horhe, Monday night. Judge the pre,Jde�cy, and the first Ro- •erou this room are ; united to­ in.atmn. . John C. Bacon was installing officer assisted by Ed Spencer as Officer ot the Day. Pictured man C�thoh� to head a major getber in our devotion to this "Wyom ing, 1 5 votes," , brayed country. at the installatibn, (L to R) are Walter Kenne dy, Sr. , chaplain; Don Roach , commander; Ow· party ticket in 32 years. Frazier. The preside-ntial nomin�e sched"We wish to keep It strong and "It is a great honor to be- in the en Watson, treasurer; Walter Reuter; kneelin g, Harry Wolfe , Ed Spencer, Herm an Warner, uled I Slrategy huddle with party 1 free. It will require at this criti• t-'OSJlion of assuring the nomma. and William Ratliff. l�aders t�ls m�rning to di5Cuss his cal time the- best of all of us." llon of a great American--Sen. vice presidential choice. Iii the roll call Alabama yielded John Kenned y," .�:iid Tracy .\fc. Symington possesses se\leral to texas and Speaker Sam Ray. lracke n, speakin g for Wyomi n_v. qualification� regarded by Ken• burn, Mr. Democrat and Johnson 's When the cht-ers !iubsidcd, lie . netly strategists 11, essetlt1al-he le Texu twtn in the Democratic eon• cast Wfominv 's entire 15 voles liir from th� Midwest, has • pro•Carm ,:reUlonal leadership, _put John­ Kennedy .and pushe-d the winner . bloc voting recor_d, and ts a Pro- aon name before the convention. past the magic number of 761 . test.ant_ Eplscopah an. �ka yielded lo Minnesota, and H('p_ Charles H .Brown, Sy1111n/.!• . , Symington, who h.ad previously Go , Orville L. Freeman of that Premium books for the 1960 will be held on the final day of gi"aM thi� )'ear with the Pomeroy, ton'.!. <'ampa,gn m:u1agcr, was soon editlon of the Meigs County Fair the lair, Aug. 20 beginnin&: al 2· Middleport, Eastern and Ratland disavow�d any interest in second statl did the same for Kennedy. on the platform . .asking Collins to � High · School bands schedulf'd lo place, mdlcated strongly today Delatl'arc yielded to Missouri and are being distrlbuted today by p. m. recoi;nize Blair when the roll call " Pony harne8.!I racing Is being make appearances during the th�t he would _accept if asked. He Gov�james T. Bh1ir jr, handled the Frsnk H. Johnston, fair board was frnishe d. expanded this rear and will be_ l ra�lng programs .and at other 881d the queshort was "entirely assighment for Symington. 1eeretll')'. Collins did . and Blair asked that . up to Se�, Kennedy." While the Cair will be staged the top 1ttnchon on the after, hours.: Aller each of these speeche-s, .\llssou r1's 39 \·otes be shifted fro m . . Immediately a�ter his \IICtory, I supporters of the Evenine; grandstand attractions Crom Aug. 16 to Aug. 20, it is noons when the twjllght racing ii candidale5 Syming ton to Kenned y and that Kennedy was given pledges or masaed in the aisles with noise• about be will fair 1960 the for being stressed thal entries in the to be hll!ld. The racing program Kennedy be <lPclarcd the winner ape, competition or dairy and will again include running races the same as. .thoi;e last �ear. 'J'.he by acl'lam ation. Collins put the beef i:attle, sheep and swine Cor horses and ponies and they annual services or !he J,le1gs motion and declared it c.arried al• Association judging will clolle at 4 p. m. on will be at 4 p. m. on AUii, 18 and Courity' Ministerial though Gov. Ross Barnett o[ Miss. will open the fair on Tuesday, Wednesday, Aug. 10. All other at the same hour on · Auu. 20. issippi later made his way lo the Additional hia:h sehool bandtJ Aua;. le. On Wedne1td1y evening entries jn open cl&Bsea can be pl:ltform to say that his state did made. with the seeretary on or be- are being added to the C1ir pro-. ,he F_le�nor I,i.�atiorial · iLJ.lto not join in the acclamalion. _ _.,_. fore nooo on Wedn,sda1, Au11. UarUt ,�� � -i-.a,iik � 1� ... � d There were rumblings fnnn appearaqce."if 1be _1oeij f,ift,. 1'7. J'ohnatOfi. �11 be at the fair South Carolina and other Deep ..,..,'i. 'Clarence_ Robert Jarre-Jls, fun�ton, was placed on two the annual bo!!_8 ��ow wit: . USmess board offiCfl on lhe R.ock Springs _. 0 South states aOOut a possibte bolt �s probahon yesterday by Judge John C. Bacon in com'. held as the .1.11ur-ay _ svemn& mon pleas fairgrounds from 1 to f p. m. on from tJae Democratic ticket and court on his change of plea to a,n indictment char­ Krandstand attraction. Aug.. 8, 9 and 10 to accept the platform, On Friday evening, Aug. 19, the ging breaking and entering. live!tock entrlea, f30S8Cte Jarrells, indicted by the Janu­ mistake in the indiclment. horse pulling contest will be the Carrying out tradition o! county aI'y grand jury for breaking a11d Roberts was released on prob.a­ on while .atlraetlon grandstand falN, horse racing will again play entering the Kelroy Nile Club in tion after having about six months Saturday evening lhe Big Bend an active role in the UNMl fair John F. Kennedy · Minslrel Association will make Its November, 1959, had entered a in the county jail awaiting grand with the twilight harness ral"ing, The Northwestern Board o! plea or not guilty to the indict• jury action and trial. He entered which was inaugurated tast year, Education met at Rutland last Cirth appearance in a five•scene ment being returned here .e guilty plea to the charge, aa did to be held on Thursday and Frj• t1ight but transacted no buiiness musical presentation entitled June alter ' Florida on the Jarrells yesterday. The two me-n from 6 The . of ollies Bend Big 1 960" i,� day Aug. 1 8 and 19, while aftef- due to 8 change in the meeting " charge. He was represented by had entered the night spot and Department will noo� harne" ncing tor horses , place, clerk WHll•m Hobstetter Racine Fire a court-appoint ed attorney Fred stolen a quantity of liquor and have the firework• displa, at Ralph Bass, Sy,aeuse and Fred said toda-y. olher merchandise, the indict­ 10:30 on Saturday · evening to Crow. Vandall, Pomeroy, boih entered Regular meeting place of the wrap up the 1960 lair. The indictment of J.errells on ments charged.• not guilty pleas in County Court board in the future will be the Both men have long prison re. The annual junior !air parade, the breaking and entering charge Ry United Press lnternationaJ today to eharge brought bY cuunI elementary school building on was m.ade on testimciny of Mur111l cords, Sheriff Robert Hartenbach o r achievement ntation John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 43-year-old Democratic presi• ty oflicers. College Avenue, in Rutland, in• prese Roberts, another Huntington msn said. and the atyle revue has dential nominee, might never have gone into politics if his Bass w9s arrested last night by I stead of the high 9ehpof building awards the morning or Aug. who was captured by Hu11tington set been eputy Howard Fr•mk and charg. ' meetings were 20, rlnal ror , where former Joe brother killed been t hadn D bombing a on in mission , poliee , with loot from the night day o r the fair. ed with driving while intoxicated. held. Regular meeting date the club in his car. Jarrells had also World War II. month. each of Wednesday second to the grand jury th been recognized by Huntington Funeral services for John Ed­ Joe, as eldest brother, had been tapped to carry on e ��thwah�sbound bond set at $300. Van• that toda)' aaid Hobstetter Mr. i Ro. the from running as poijce J v. wa.-d Lorriaon, age 32, of West political tradition of one of the nation 's most remarkable fa- dall, Blso arruted ty Frank was berts car when it was stopped on Columbia, will be held Frlda y at the board felt that the publlc m1'I'1es--th e K ennedys of Ma_ssac husetts. placed under $200 . bond change the of informed be should on ;11 in, the Huntington•C heHpeakc bridge 2 p. m. from the Salem EUB Bui after his_ death, the family to:dcation chargE- with his hear• In the meeting place and given mai'or Jarrells wu arrested by the FBI his youth, his obstades: Church baek of West Columbia. · named young John as the Ken· in Mlami, Fla,, on a fugitive war• Roman Catholicism and the know. in""" set for satu rd ay mormng m He was employed at the Will­ the opportunity of attending the I e. I ica ne rr l IT f d po or Y County Court. ledge t'hai only one man has ever rant and two trip1 to Florida were lama Coal Mine, West Columbia, sessions. "JuSt as l we-nt into politics gone straight from the Senate to In other County Court eases, Memben of the board are Or• As a special luncheon meeting necessary to return him to Meigs and when leavins wort We�nes­ Ruth Smith entered a pica of Du,an• county lo an�er to the indJ-et­ held at the Daniel Boone -Hotel in because Joe died,'' sa id Ke11 nedy, t be White House. day suffered a heart attack!. He ion Ro-uati, presifjent, "if anythin g happened to me 10· guilty or .;i state patrol charge Thor preaident, vice Stanley, Charleston, W. Va., July 12, Mr. HardG. Educa• of Board Pomeroy The was That brlng to trip Cirst the On ment. man Warren was ruahed to the Schaekel Clin­ !D morrow, would Bobby brother of y driving withou t a license and and Snowden Carroll Carsey, Fred S. Blaettnar or , Blaettnar ing, and he was a Republican. tion met Tuesday evening at the him to Meigs county Crom the ic in Ma.son but wH dead on ar. Senate, the in seat my for run was fined $10 and costs. memben. Montgomery, Francla presented was Pomeroy, Co., Auto for Gibbs Charles Supt. of orfice Dade County, Fla., jail, custody rlYal. Hant Worker and if Bobby died, my brother John W. Arbaugh, Tuppers Mr. Lorrlaon was born Dec. 27, George Dallas · is execuUve head ltl rea:ular meeting with all mem• or the prisoner was rerused by the Knudsen Award for 1960. Kenned y worked har<I for his rlains, paid a take over for him.' ' fine for speedG. A . Wlgalns, zone manager for Teddy would hen present. The school Cilendar federal authorities because of a 1808 in laland, Ky,, snd bill father of the district. victory in Los Angeles Wednes- ing brought by$10 ' iS Kennedy s has succe been the state patrol. · been has meeting apecial A area, this ·in Division Motor Pontiac the. for was year achoo) coming w., the late John ,Lorrison. His day night. His primary campaigns 20 at adopted and routine business called for Wednesday July pointed @ut al the time of presen­ 1peetacular. He has never lost an were real whirlwinds. mother survive, JLt Van, W. Va. · UPSIDE MOVE tation that the award is presen\ed election. tnnsacted. Other surYlvo:s sre hi1 wlfe, 8 p. m. • With his lage family stumping And he won the presidential NEW YORK UPJ - Stocks made who dealers Pontiac thoae to 011ly roof the on ledge the to Repain Audrey, at home; three 1on1: RI• for him and holding Kennedy their first upside naove o ing by nomlnati overcom three n fo11r have done a truly outatanding of the Junior High School and win. <hard, Bancroft, w. . Va .; Donald, Jury Trial Announ "coUet hours'-a technique be sessions today, opening inmostly ced eales job in the spring months of High Senior the on repair.a dow and Ronald, both at home; three has used since being elected 10 rirm in moderately active trading, 1960. SChool bulidillg were ordered. Res• daughters, Mr,. Dort, Hall, Will- In Condemnation Case the Senate in .1952-he swept to Mr. Blaettnal''s performance In iam1on, W. Va.; Mra. Carolyn A Jyry trial will be held July 27 olutlons were paSl!ed to rent a primary \lictories in Oregon, Min­ BREAK-CWF Pomeroy contributed tp Pontiac's Stewart, Wat Columbia; M•ry in the case of the State Hiehway safety deposit box from the Pom• nesota, Maryland, New Hpmpshire BRUSSELS OPI - The Repub­ Franch, at home and �our grand• I Department venus Kenneth B. eroy National Bank and to accept Nebraska, Wisconsin snd predo­ lic of the Congo broke off diplo� Bruce R. Scholl, Pomeroy na­ excellent record as evidenced by CMss, accordin, to an entry slgn. a driven' training car frOm the tive now living In Lancaster where the fact that Pontiac 's Nleil are children. minantly Protestant West Virginia malic relations with Belgium to­ Preston Motor Comoany of Mid• he Is a member of the State High­ running well ahead of 19�Friend• niaf call &t the real• I ed by Judge John C. Bacon. day. S.. NominH Paga Thl'ff dence after 4 p. Ill, loday. The The case is for the condemnation dleport. way Patrol Post, haa been chosen A meetin g Wal set for Aug. 2 at as one of 20 patrolmen for train­ Rev. Ralifh Mahoney will offlclate of property for blthway purpoaea Sl.ite Highway Patrolman W. L. and burial will be in the West on St.te Route 692 Jn Scipio town• noon to open and check bida for ing II a member of the Under Keating of the G111lipolis Poat ad• Columbia ffJll Cemeteey. Fo1le- ship. The state li' now in the pro­ the conatruction of the new eJe. water Recovery Squad. ised Meigs Cou oti· volunteer Cire aonp Funeral Home ii In charge een of buildirµi: a highway over mentary achool building. The cal• Scholl Is this week attending and emergency units to use ut• endar tor the coming l(!hool year a school a t Ohio State Univer1ity the Cron propert)'. of a.rrangementa. most 'cal.Ilion and common sense was accepted as follows: in the use ol skin diving equip­ as to speed inside towns in a Sept. ,. Monday, Labor Day, ment. The Loyal Bereans class of the Mjddleport Church of tal k Wed11esd11y nening at Syra. 11chool1 closed; 1 0:30, 1. m. General The 20 patrolmen who will Christ was first in line to ser\'e the July Bloodmobile canteen cuse.Teachers' meeting, 1\oom 14, Sr. make up the squad have been A Long Botto• wo91an and her He wiis the speaker for meet• it was announced today. lfigh (both elementary and sec­ chosen from volunteers from were in the county jail today ing of the Met,1ts County Volun• son OfCicials or the Counl y Health ondary te•che1'8); 1 p. m., elemen­ each of Ohio's 10 Patrol Districts. The Blood�obil� will be at the charged with larceny in the theft teer Flremen's Association. who arc inforrqally Department tary teachen' meeting, Su1ar Run, Following completion of the of $ISO allegedly stolen from a Pomeroy Ju mor �1gh school from I The oflicer said that "at all sponsoring the Bloodmobile visit Central; 1 p. m., secondary teach• coursll!, each of the patrolmen will LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Southern leaders were furious ers' meeting, to 12 p. W@lls. W. John man, Run Dewitt's m. 6 all to regard times, give let's after broke schedule 1960 the I Jr. High, Sr. High. Its appcar�ce here was arrang• Wells algned aCCidavita in Coun• traffi<", vehicles and pedestrians" down r« lack of a Red Cross today because they were swallowed against their will in the &!pt. t, Tuesda)', 1ehool1 open. be issued complete Scuba equip. and will be avaDable for ly Court fhar1ing Garnet Hay­ roar of acclamation !or Sen. John F. Kennedy. "We vote October 28, Friday, SOEA Teach• ment He said that even on the open chapter, said several organiz .e• !"'d two weekl ago . alter local recover:,l- operations. man, 47, and her son, Clartince, road outside towns if passing tions underwater a pica last week �ersons m �t who l!isid_ �hey were unanimously not to be unanimous," reported South Carolina er,• meetin&, Athens, achools clo• Scholl la the son of Mrs, Fran• 26, with larceny. Peace bonds niiglit be dangerous, hold back, for answered interested JD Te-orga mzmg a lle-d a group to provide the July Cross ed. -but no one heird. ces Scholl, Pomel'oy. Chapter at le1:1st on a Hmitp1Jr the ag,lnst issued also were offi• The ceases. never liability a.!L 25 canteen. November 24 . 2,1, Thurad11y and Ire was directed It a fellow Collins off the plaUorm and plead• as Wells charged that he feared cer wa1 introduced by P�tc CUn­ Co�ha1rmen or the church cd scale. They bope to maintain Southerner, Gov. Leroy 'Collihl of ed with him to announce publicly Friday, Thanksgiving receas. bodily harm. diCf, president. class are 4Mrs. George Hudson, blood \lislts. This ,roup has sche­ December 22, Thuraday, Christ• Special .Rehearsals Florida, permanent chairman of that Mtuisslppl wanted to switch a jlven be will couple The Ra­ Middleport, from Firemen • Mrs. Edgsr Allensworth, Mrs. duled another meeting July 18 at ,sessions rehearesl apecial Two tbe Democratic National Cooven• from • favorite son nominatlt.1n to maa recesa begins. Cow-t. County in hearing cine and Syracuse attended. The Clsrence McNcal and Mrs. Mar• lhe of! leea of the C<'unty He.alth January 3, Tuesday, Sehool, re- have been set for this ind Friday lohn110n and not to Kennedy; lion. Department. next meeting will be held the tha Childs· evening for the ann1Jal muslc11I open. Collins natly refuted. They char,ed that Collini re, 1 aecond week in Aul!ust in Middle­ Blood cre:dita of Meigs county Bend 911 the of PNlleillatlon ''Who's January 20, Friday, close of first 1oln1 to campaign for fuaed to recognlre them and Soldier Cheshire at all ,urroundlng hos· persons port where a report will be re­ Minor Accid t�nl W us Minstrel Association at the Melga thereby JHf Kennedy th11 Demo­ the tJctet In lli11i111ippl if it semester. centers a.re more than and pitals cehred con­ firemen's stale the on Germany In Arrives January 23, Monday, Second ae- County Fair. cratic · prei,identl1I nomination by isn't ua?" Stennla uked Collins. exhausted. Debits lb!: at the level Army Pvt. Bobby C. Robie, eon ference, Refreshments were sen• On Lower Parkin� Lot All resldenta wishing to try acclamaUon against the wt.bet of "Who's 101111 , t'o camp•l1nf · We me1ter bl!gin11. •Pomeroy I police invest igate-cl a where blood will be refused at March 31, · Good Friday, schools out fol' vocal solo roles and re• or Everett G. •Robie, Cheshire, re­ ed. can't c1mpala:n on that record In the Southetn atatel. mi11or accident on the lower park- Holzer Hospital, for eumple, un• is and Germany in arrived cently . the to report to are soloit:ts gular closed. The mOll bitter pl'6tel� came ::iluiatippl?'' , less paid and assurance received 1t 4:30 p. m. yesterdny. lot ing PITAL ME'IGS GENERAL HOS Drew Webster Post 39, American now a member or the 2d Atmored May 23, Tuesday, final exam,. The rumbling1 of • party bolt from NiNiulppi which not only that credits wlll be met in the Fosler, Ra.l,ph that reported They Perry, Dorothy Mrs: Admitted: Division. May M • 2:1, Wedneaday and Lea:ion Hall betwt?t!n 8 and 10 p . wanted no PU't of the accltma• and a ,late of independtnt elee-a meter- future. from backed Minersville, eard B , Mary Mrs. ; I Rt. Reedsville, in specialist supply waler A ell evening Friday n O tonl1ht. m. re• for closed• schools Thunday, nomlna• the with tncreHed Uln tion vote but lll9o 1',n:14;:d to U the July· � vistt !ails to tlrla of the county wislttn1 to Headquarters Company of· the di• llutland; Betty Wilson, •Pomeroy; ed · parking space and struck the portl · and record.a. cbanle lb ballot Jl'Qpi Gov. Ron Uon of Kennedy. enough donon to put the produce side Ed Peggy by driven car a of · Racine. Sayre, Dean rs. M ln Bltta_liOJl Engineer 23d vilion'1 , 10 the lot out try dancing linea May 2ll, fliunday, Hftb School Sen. Strom Thurmond, the i!arnett tp_ Sena!, )!tlo,:11!' �d· car county in the black (ID Its blood Edwards The Mason. Wini!, Smith Robert Mra. Discharged: 0 Army Ute entered Roble H'anau, the aa featured be to " of part a Commenc:1ment. 11'8, In. eandidate tl � R 'State,. er Lyndon B. JobJIIOll.-r- : ••i 1· May are: Friday, PupilJ report for ehow ate to report at the ball a t la11t D�cember and �mpl�ied . bi.lic and son, Middleport; Zelma Gil• wu damaged on the right side. No ledger, local doQ,Ors will have to 8,rllot and S.ni, J- 0. Eut- aaltl 1¥° j �th Carolina cohNngo to hoapltala ln. lbe-duture. · more -and � Gilmore, Po�F.Of. . ureaLs were mrde. Kndx, �; • �& ,t Forf tlon � _ .. mon��ed, 1 .. . ... �e �- . .� ......lo' � bn lutd ! f�9'1<. 1' • f"il' ' 1960 Fair Premium Books Being Distributed Stressing Earlier Entry For Livestock Shows I Jarrells Given Probation On � �h3Dge Qf fje�_To GgµJy N . --�· ..,... -.. , -· B T d At ------=-= Board Meet1" ng Heart Victim To Be Buried Friday At 2 I I I Segregationists Boil, Foment Plans To Bolt Party Standard In.the lftemoon. you can bolin applylna hm H011811 PAIHT')vw ci;.a you primed in the 11J011UD1. Within 20 minulel, S- HCVSII PAINT ii dry ••• bug.free ••• duet-free . . . and you are worry,fne about ■udden ra1na apoi)ina the job. • N• "ldlrlnl wllell 1ppllltl II dlnctt" ♦ RIM flfi-,. mlldtw, , , nducq CIJ.IIIJlni, • ldHI fw 1!1111; fflllillly, llucct, ........ lid.. .• � WN11 ·ct11n In Nlff wat■r '' �J? ' . ' .. . il.1�-f!tled ,· . t�' . -·� \/'' - ) il Not Gui lty Pleas Entered In County Court ,s D est1ny N onunee . . probah)y Decl.ded By Brother,S Deatl1 Pomeroy Dealer Recognized For Top Sales Job School Calendar Approved By · Pomeroy Board . ' • I Hearthstone Men Ent.ertain With Chicken Dinner E L BfRFELDS a1 . .. Ken nedy Vows Powerful Ca m paign For Presiden cy Af ter Fir st Ballo t Success Roedel Home Mrs, J. 0. Roedel auUILed by M r1. lrvJn1 Kaer Jr. entertained the Pomeroy Garden Club llun· day aftemoon at her home on �•t M ain St. The meeting was in charge or tbe prealdenl, Mr!. Roy Bet1ing and Mrs. · L. C. Karr acted u H<:N!t1ry In lhe abaence or Mn. J. E. D. Hntin:er. Memben ans· wered roll <call wlth a term uaed , ranainl and lt1 in flower u mean.la�. Plans w$'e made_ f11r a picnic to be held at the home of Mrs. lrvin1 Kai, J,., In Muon, W. Va., oa A�u1t 1, al 8 p. 11\. a t which time! the 25th anniversary of ' the clu� \Vilt bf obaerv� Mn. Roedel and Mn. Dor Schaf· fer were named to prepare a hls­ toq, of lhe dub. A worluib()p WH held follow­ in•1 'tbc b-u,lneu .seulon with MN. • JOhD - l.ietwller tLXplaining t� lffflntemt1nl which she bad made, inpludiq pink and blue h)rt$ran,.ea and yellow day lilies I In a tall , krldeacent Vale; calan- · dull and : �•mot in a low yel• 10.i bolvll 4ncl bergomot and zln• n •fl!I 1n ,\ 'fow whlte contalnflr. ?tJre. 'lbepdore tberabach H• pla•ed •;church nr1ngem11nt· u• lni , tn��o�s. bells of ire: land •nd . tluonymua ln a tall whJte container, . ltemahmenta were eened by the ib;Qlt� durl.q the aodal, bour to. JI _members and two au•ta llril, J. I:. Foater and Mn. Georltl �lrintr, 1be talilt wu , •�c:U\le centered with an u­ ,....,IM•I of .,,,_ ,at t1ndlt1:" Jira. Bo"1ol p�. 11 the tu. e . . ...... , -.. ......... ............. . . _ L _ N _ m Mid_ ro.,;y_•d_ po rt, Ohio, Thursday, July 14, 1 960 __ le,;. _e_ _o_ _ -__ s; 111G LE r, o!' Y 1s ____________________________P lk o_ x n__ V◊ _ _ __ ___ ___________________ ____ ______,:,::::::'..'.:.::.:.::'.:::::...::..!� Grindley H urley of Indiana la visiting his daughtf!r, Miss Flo Hurley, North Second Ave. Mr1. Charlotte Perrin who la on vacation from the Middleport De­ partment SloH and Mrs. Mildred l.'.arson are spending the week al Vitcinia Beach. Primii -and pa,inli PPJ•ICOA: -, , in one day I _ .. D E R SP EW H N WIT HOU SE PAINtS I • · ·· · -- ·� --- - · · · · · · · - · · · · · · · · Scholl Ch��n On Patrol's Special Squad Larceny Charge Brings Jailing Of Woman, Son Volunteer Units Advised To Use Utmost Caution Loyal Bereans Class Elected To Serve July 25 Bloodmobile I . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 13, 1960