http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3b183e661337d73cbedb9d1ecb470806.pdf e9a749afadba34c3021ca71b65fa3fdc PDF Text Text �·-·--- .,. _ . ·--........ ..... ;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 . . �...... • Ky ger Creek E x h ibits . • Will SUN STRUCKf Events Re po rted , I Bashon Society d n �t��� F� ow ers In T h e News ;,:;·�::; ;�1s;: �h�!�[::��:::;[1:· _ I N ews • sh ow ' l a bl, e cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Dai ton H.i1·man . owers n .. ·· arr:in J1wkf'\" �<· i1 r Qed1CAted to �he pulJlicUy �un·c•z, 7� ( lass Mr a n d Mrs Ra)· w 11 1 1 ;, and &{ . the Cbesh1re W,11ys1de l,an k n gt•ment rf'pn· :..i · r11 1 1 1L' J �uri:.: t 1 t lt• \· I r a· nd ·\I rs A r 1 \l 1 1 r 1L . ' 1 d��1 11 on I · Clubs, namely the � 11 Jlip0Jis 10 tw narnta,t r;1lll·<l 011 )Ir ,1nd \1rs. ( 11.irl,·� I . T 1mes anu• " I )' ar , , 1 b une, The val Clas� B - · F 1 f t 1. V1•�r, A!!"" · I :-i lJ\'l\n·r. Wt·d1wsllu)'. Sl'nlmel, Radm Slalwn \.\ J Ei i a11d r.ingt·11wn1 m .in ,, nt11 1 ut• t·un 1 � 1 n ,1r .i rid �1rs Ralph R11lluril � 11 1 1 The Atht•ns Mesi,;engn, w i ll bt' t•r Dori� Wtu!r spt• n t lhf ' ¼ l' i·k 1 , 1111 J,lresented at K_1 ger l ' r1:T k ll1i;h , ( ' Jass 9-- · Farm Houn d up", eurn w t t ll Mr and M rs Lro F:<111 .i a n d , School J ub 16 and 1 7 1 pr1s 1 r io n flowl'n, fru ll a11d "r L1m il� . Wuusler. and l\l r .ind .\Ir� 1 . All el11SSf'S except t h t• J u n i or \ 1'!:f'lilbles !'au! l:h lkl'r K1ll htl('k Cl.ass, Commercial and l 1ass 1 1 Cluss 1 0-"S<"irnr•• Firt 11,n", .\l r ;md ,\ lr� l 'ti1 ,sH•r H1 , �e. l 'an nr,n•nl gn•1•11 pr!!,tn111 1 n .itel ) open lo anyone. ! on . C 'al kd on Mr. anti ·1 i rs. Ju n 11 ,r 2. E:x.hibitors ma)' ('Um!)l'lP m 1 ( ' la�,, 1 1 · E,l 1ti.m:. I " . for judg Hosi• <Hid t<1m1ly Tllursd<1y as many elasses 11s dt•s1red. hut es 11 nly, favorite ;,(Tt•sson.· �lr an d M i's. 1:-.:dward Cohh. �I r only ont> en\ry in illlY on!c' dass. SECTION B-J U N I OR DI V I S I ON n n d :'11 rs C h ;irles Tindel 1,f c111 3. Flowen and fuiLat,:es shown 1 {1;,ss 1 - ' Tomi, ' l'a"f' ., · · , arr,in- U ll flil t i sprnt a Wl'l'k (' lld W!lh :\I r i n arrau�ements need nut bt• i:i>tnt•nt � 1w r f,n·or i t t· c har ;H' t t•r , ,rn d M rs . Al l·a W h Jt t a kn grown b� tht' ex h 1 bllor. Al! plant:. ai;r _5 12 ,.. I Mrs F.hw ( ' i rdi' ,md l\l i�� l·' lnr , . f las� 2 - " r1f'ar Ahhe) arr.in• shown in the l l orl j('\l l l u re Se ·· Ptlt' t' C i rdt', 1..·armrl. ! ' a l l t'il un t t ion must havf' ht•i·n lhl' property �1•11w 11 1 . ;1s }'OU li ke 1 1 . Age 1 2 1 9 I l li<'i r aunt 'il nni, , Orr on r 1·1 ' . rs . M i or the c1thibilor for nc1t less lhan SECT I ON C--C9RSAGES Ia f'l.'.�s 1,-"Fnr t_ht' Visi t i ng C,•lr• t {1 r. and Mrs. Drov('r Wh i le a n rl six months. All spe1·1111en flowPrs must bf' grown by 1hr l' x h 1 h1\or. • ! hn1y , f or rlayt1me wear only � . ' 1 r all{l ·11 rs l ' I ll Y t 0' 1 ' mws am 4... All exh1b1t� musl b<' place d SECTION D-HORTIC UL TURE :'l h l · 1 r da, en w1l ildr Mon t't11 SJ) d1 . and l · OO between 10 30 A . \I POT TED PLA NTS M rs. Ted Thanoury, R i•t•rl�\ il l<' f'. M Saturda)·. July 1 6 Tllr judgClass 1 -l'hilodPnd r on; Class 2 ing will be hr t h e rnt•nl s)·�lem - I vy; ('Jass 3 -�'a!"!us . Cl:is� 4- 1 Mr and Mrs Alfre d Whitt- of at 2:00 P M The d 1•t·i.�ion of t he Ge ranium; (. ' J ass �� f rn·.i n .Vi o• W ay� esburg, !\,ir. ., nd \1rs �fr l v i n j udges w i ll be firrnl . The show let ; Class 6- H(•1l o1 1 1 a Mild { lass Sm i t h and Freda Kraul l n, l'om will be open to t h e puDl ic from 7-FNn. t•roy. called on the Ch<1rl('s Spi·n f•6 P. M . Saturda y and 1 ·4 I'. M. SECTION E-SPEC IMEN t�r fomily Thursday. Sunday . .July 1 7 . L;ilt' t •1 t ries may Class 1 -Gludiolus, one sp i ke of M r . and Mrs. M il ford lolr. col be exh i hiled hut not judged. an:v color. umbus spent the 'jll'ek ,·ncl wilh 5. Exhibitors mu�! determine Class 2-Ro5es: faJ Ros1•s- Jly. M d ( fht>ir own dassi fkat ior1 a nd fill hrirl Tt•a, 1?;:,11. l'in k, Yellow. \1 �:! J��:t �i��n���.' who is a l • > W h itt> or hlt ri r l ; (h) Ros,,.� Flori - kndltlg businesi schonl at Parkn:;- I out their own e n t ry tag. 6. AC'ressorws, bases and dri1•d hundia: ilf'<l, !'ink, Yl'llow, Wh itt• burg. spent the week end with hi•r or treatPd (not 11<1intcd) plant ma - o r hl enrl: ( t " J Hos11s ( ; r n n d 1 floria pll rents, Mr. ,a nd Mrs. IJ:iyton 1/ay terl11! and foliugr s and/or wr- .it h- H<>d, Pink, Yt•l!ow, White or man. errd wood 1wrmilti•d in rill dassrs blend. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rose, t 'nn­ unless otherwise �tatrcl. 'T'he dof'lass 3--Marigolds: (a) Largr, ton, callfl-d on •Mr. and M rs. A . 1 1 . minant inl rrP�t in all c·l11,;;,1•s one 1 hlQ11m ; ( b) [)warf, thre1• 81Jley, Thursday Illus! be of fresh eui planl ma• hlooms. Mrs. Zana Gainer returnect twmt' f.:lass 4-l;olosla (a) Plume (h) Saturday from St. Joseph Hosp 1 1al 1erial. Cresrented. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mnniw1l rl '1. B1d:grouml, nerural wnod Class .S-Calcndenlu8 (a) three end family of Steubenv i l le sµ1•n! w■ll, .arranJ'l'mf'nh must hf' suit• bloom. the week end with Mrs. Louis!' able f'nr 24" x 3tr' s1 1a1·1•, Class 6-Asters (five bloom). Headley. M r and Mrs. A. P. Rupe, At hens, B. Thl' m11na1,:l'nwn1 will nn1 hi.' Cless 7-Favorite prrcnnial. Mrs. Ruth Cole, Columbus, rail­ lto1111r·. wne W1·drwsday evening respon1ible for loss nr damugt:. Class 8-Favorilr an!lual, not ed on Mrs. A. H. Bailey, Saturday. i.;11t·sts 01 .\1 r. a nd Mrs. H. E. Star­ The claSS!'S: 1·, ,1,•u a hove · Ciera Burkhart Rondule was thi' kPy. \1 r Starkt•y ' H mother, M rs. SICTION A -ARTISTIC DESIGN Mondy llupper guest or Mr. aml ·.1lary S larkry, i;, here fl)r an cx­ CJa111 1-"'Five St;1r final" 11 MrA. Alva Whitteker. � -.z �Al �IJ& w.;, ' lenclt• d visit w h ile his siskr, M rs. m111 arran�emcnt, Mr. and Mn:. Harold Hawk nf Ji , ssl(' .J,·well, rec1111eratE'S a ftPI' ClaAA 2-"Spnl'h l\1ge", !inc Chester called on the Charlrs IJt'iHg a lws 1 1 i l a l pat ient. c:'omposilion repre�c·ntrng n favor• Spencer ramily Sunday. Mrs. �1•11 h Slil rkcy is in Col 11m­ lte aport. l,us lu 1·,1n· for Mrs. Jessie Jewel l Clan 3. " rurl'ign Corrrspon• d urmg lwt· n·<'uperation. tlen t ", composit ion showing Or1en tal Influence. M r . and Mrs. Williarn Thnmas C)BJ1a 4-"f"h urch NPws", , C· arid da u�hlers hnvc movC'd to Col• ,. �'·<"';'11'� ltilf"' ,<-1". �� �,-'f' ' ,., .... ��"' rangemenl of fluwen l'or 1ht• Today 11rnh11s wlwrr he 1.q <'mployed. •ltar. By Mn. Mllncl•I Jordan . JULY 14 Tlwir tlau!(h11•r. Marilyn. will (•nltr Cius �"Slallon llrf'ak". mmMrs. Roberta Parker, Bolivar, The Twilight Cardrn Club will Universit y in Srptcm• iature arr,1ni.:e111en1 4 1fi i11ehc:,; x meet 111 thl' home of Mrt1. Carrie and Mr, and Mn. Russell Mu �·-� . Ohio Slate lwr. fl in<"he11. Nye, Mulberry A\le., al ti p, m. for Dover, were week end guests of Mr anil Mrs. A. n. C<1.!'ter were ClaHs 6--"Sui'iety l lighlig:hts", a pknil' tiUPPt•r. M rs. w. n. Shal• their parents, Mr. anti M r s . Nt: y � y d innrr g:ucsts ol M rs. WalSund (al hr('Qkfasl hihle �ctling:; t h ) teen Is t•o . hustf'!(S, A �pedal fea­ Carpenter. tn Jloll trlay. luntheon tahle Hf'l l in�: ((') formal t url' of the evl'nlng will be a work Mrs. Vina Rutherford and Sar,1h Dali• Q u N•n 11nd waiter ,J11nlan <!Inner 11etting, furnish your nwn shop in d1arge of Mr:;, Peul Daer of Galena were vlsitlng her nio1h ;1 1l NHlt•d II sw1 mmi11g party 111 the er, l\lrs. Faye Jordan. and nth ...r l" ry s l.il J'ool. At hen.'I, o n saturclay or the Che�ll'r Garden Club. Porthrntl Wort hwhlJe r.uUcl relat h•es over the week end . They :ih l•rnoon Thf' party was givrn ror mct•ls al ! h!c' hnme or Maxine recently returned from So raso1a, 1 1w l 'ri rna ry Class, Temple Mt•lho• Prke ul 7 p.m. Thursd11y for u f'lorida where they had spe nt scv- disl S und -1)' sdinol. hy their 1rneheral months. pknlc i;uppcr. er. M rs. Earl SPPI. 'Mr. and Mn. Wolter Sm ith nnd Julv 1.5 fumil)', Lancaster, 11peRr!a�i -1lay The llornch11ilders C!ai.R of the al the home of his brother an d Bradford Churc·h of ChriMt will sister-ln•law, Mr. and Mrs. Lrwis ,SP5 Robert Rurdelte of lhl' meet Friday 01 7 :30 n. m. ul the Smith. Their daughler, Dd1hi1•, 3664lh OrdnwllCf' Co., Pt. l'lt•n.�unl, churrh. who hes vialled here for several Army National C : uard, runkNI Hrs\ ..:ornin):! Event11 ,July 1 7 days returned horn(' wl1h them. Tht• 1mt t1 hirthduy of A r1 hur He1• In a dass of 50 nurHommisslorwd The ' 1qwhur1 family reunion MeJvu •"�ye Jordm1 wus the l:(ur8t I zer wus (•clt•hrnfrd ftrid u y e,•cning ( 1ffkers following: gr1111 irntion f!X· has ht•i•ll ! -�••l for S11 ntl11y, J lily 17, •rrises held re1·ently al Fl. Knox , ;ii 1 hr Syl'ar11Ae l'.irk. A ha�kt ! of ln r friend. Corot Norvit•I, a1 w i t h a d i1UH'r purl y :ii h is home ' Hall , Ohio l/nivt•rsity, A1h- ht're. Thus(' prrst�n1 wrr,:, his twn Bryan J{ y. di1111('r will ht• Sl'rvrd ut lluOn. SpN'ialisl 8urdr 1 t r 11tlainrd IL /\II 1·cl;11i ve.� ure urged to be prc­ ens, ,luring tho week end. She at- si�krs, M rs. Chhw ,lohn!-on . Hum• t(•nded II swimmini: i.i11rty. hull. Kv., !',1r�. l.11<·v Bunten nf 85.0 nvt'ra1w durmg t he l6·Wf'Ck �l'tll. Mrs. !lea Chupinun is sp('nding a lklpn•; · RalPigh i 1( izrr and £nm• 1 A rmond Traf'k-V1 h irlf' Mf'chnnk� July 1 8 wt•rk m Wai;hi ngton, n. C., wi1h Hy of Akrnn. l.1•mn�• np l ll'llcr and Sl'hool. Thl' !!chool included 45 r.- . Wi•slryuri Si·n-it•t• C:uihl, Racine her brother, Hodney \lowt•ry. family of l.11t lr• Horld n g : Jim anct gulur army nn1Hot11mi1111ioncd or Mct hodlsl t ' h u n h . rnl'ds ut the Mr, and Mrs. Clyilt• WalkN unil Charles Dyt• nlltl Mrs. Morehous(' flct·rs 111111 six 11111 im111I �unrdsnw11. hnme of M l H. ltoi;;er TIH'i:;11 w i t h family, Thurman, visili•tl ht'r par, of Akron, Thomas !)yr, Mr. and ' t'1 . Pll'11sant's Of·dn;inct• Unit u wit•ner must flta1·t ini:: at 0:30 cr1ts, Mr. and .MrA. I Jalc Dyt• on Mrs . .John 11£'1:wr and <l1111ghters, hid rhr1•r 111,,11 11111-ni.l inl{ 1ht' ro11r p, Ill. S1rnday. ,Janel arnl S111•, and Mr. untl Mrs, munlh st·h11ul . Hesidc8 Burdelh·, Don�a Davis . is s_pc-nding . lhe I E_rn est H111h. Mr. and M rs. Frnnk "M/Sgt. ("arrol C 'ox, Flr11\ Seri;:1•11111 week III Columous with rclattves, U1sl' 1md childrt>n, local, and Mrs. uf th(• Conwany, and SPC Jam1•11 William•on To Win Whef"ler took pr.rt in th □ 1ralning Murk 11uu1•hi11 Awaril progr111n. C11x 111111 Wheell•r wrre P'l' , Pl .1':/\SA NT - S 115 Wnlh'r among lhc top 10 ho11or students. 1 Wultl W l l \i11111sn11 i� .�dwdu lt•d lo 29. Erbium & Perform. ACROSS rt•rt•ivmJ u11 uw:1rd u l rt . Ilrnll�. f.Pler<a (,ym. ) HOLZ:ER HOSPITAL N. C., Suhmht .v , .Jul)' 2:1 . for his tl90- • LOwn \ 112, SubUo Admissions, July 12: Mi's. Jfow• h i.iih markimrnnship st•uri• wilh 1 1w T 9. Level Vari.a. 1lOUD. trd C. Hirrhfieltl, Rt1ll11ntl. Mrs. J M·l rUle la!il May nl L'ump Daw­ tlon 1 to.Repoat I, sanw.-. lenwi; Lut h1!r lla1a::y, l'omo11oy; son. le. Of Scandl, 811, llt<dl<t Harry Thomas Snytler, Cotlnge­ SJ)l'ri�llMI Williamson �rored a navlulo f IL Vel'dl'o vlllti ; Sharon Ru1h Knapp, Letart, 162 m11 111 t.ra a pns11ihlc 170 at 1he 19. Seuono4 ,W. Vs.; U11rnlcl Ll'!ilcr Spenct'f, 1lale rHle nrntche-11 in <:n•enwo<)d 88. Soun,!, IIO. Jap.....,. H, ltllpt Long Bottom; Mrs. �·nrnk M. Vroo­ two monlh!i aM:o. Ap 1ro)(inrntely a. a. 111h 11. SpUl oM 1 � man, Mlddlt'port; Mrs. Myrtle K. Ml �harp!lhooters from the West BQOBG 11. fttfll' '1,, OQdpl8 Hick11. Pomeroy. 17. Poker bani,.. 25, Mltmuoll Virginia Nsllonal Guard took part Di1rhar11e,i., July 12: Relph F.. in th<' annual firing, atalte Vtpv :17. Piexed. 42. 'Belgian Taylnr, j;unes Wallau Swart, Mr11. a&. CeluUal 18. au.ta -. S'- ThtUI Congo rlve Mark Goctrrey Gay, Mrs. Mohler I t :IO, H&NIII :iO. Woo4 bodJI -I_ '3. Bone oy , ...,. n1 (B. A,) 811, Jl "a M■rtln, Dr. Char1e1 A. Renick, Free Rerord Hop pleture nlolr18. otrl'• nlUit Saturday night the Trl•County Grant Pelfrey, Mn. John E. Wal· S18. 0iu.lN9 t5, Ja.pane■e name name l■ce, Mrs. Gordon E. Dunn, Mn. Teen Cnntc<ln Bandst,nd wUI be SS. atatillllll4 mca1ure '1. Wlokell rt. CUDDIDS IIO, Not wltlllo .John William Casto, Vir11:inls I.. at Pomt"roy for another free out­ Brownina, Mn. Stella A. nemf'nt, door rct.'Ord hop at Zirk's Dairy F"l'l�'ft""IT'TIIM 11 , M■le Flnley, Mn. Edward f�in1E'!y, Bar. a&, Notono l llghltllhl of the evenlna:·wlll he lnr■nt Smilh, Mrs. William J ,. � Smith, Infant Davie,s, Mrs. 0M('ar F.. the nomination of ten rlrls who � - olup Davies, Jnfanl Toll)er1, Mr�. Hh'h · will he among 30 competing In lhe ard B. Tolbert, Infant Dau,:herty, "Mlsa Trl•Counly, 1961" beauty pa• (I\'.) Mn. Kermi1 D. nsugherly. J:l'llnl. et. Dt>tlln,ua The aH.11lr, s.lalt'd lor 7:30 to 1, 1 Births, July 12: A son lo Mr 1nd Mn. J1mea Luther HHiUlY, JlOITI· p. m., wlll feature ■II regular can• eroy; A Ron to Mr. and Mrs. Billy tet>n contest11 with numerous prizes ,rc QI...... Lee Willi1m11on, Rutland. to be awarded. ... cll1'1'11 1 Greater Central 0 hio Girls To Compete ,, Former first.place wl,mers ol All you prelly girls who ltvf' in the greater (.'�ntral Ohio area- tht> bal h i n g beauty contest, pro­ have you g i ven a ny t h uughl t o en- Cessions! model5, Columbus Star 1enng The Columbus Star's Miss assol'1atcs and Buckeye Lake em• i ployees and m�m bers of their Central Ohlo comest '! Yuu're all eligible, }' OU know, if famil ies are pot ellglble. you can meet certain simple re· i Since the lirsl j ud&ing will be qu1rt>nwnts. This is Lhe tenth year done by photoe: raph, a picture of the bathi.nl! beauty contest has the ci;,htf!stant MUSI' ,ccompsny been held under joint sponsorship th·e entry blank. of The Colwilbus Star and Buck• U yqu do nol h■ y,.. '- pbjg_i, , con. eye Lake Perk. ta�I. ffie conte1U �� •jijl sr­ Girls who want a ehanct al shar.' rangemegta w,m , be maJ1e1 fqr you ing the $1,500 ii) pri1e.s will par• to vlslt our studio for a fiiee pie• adt' beiorr the judi;:es Sunday af• lure. ternoon. August 14-, al thl!: CI:ystal After rnf i..,,. the blank, ...,. -Pool at Buckeye Lake. One of th,. Ohio t e to mail �� it , h li top prizes for t he first place win• · Star, Columbl,\J itor, d t ont E . et C �-.f ncr will be an airline trip to i• ami Beach, Florida , with all ex• Box 96."I , Columbus, Qhlo. n,otos penses paid. And there are other of each 001'1.estant lp,,list be in the Contest Editor's hariifi by f p. m., prizes g.ilore, too. Autust 13, 1960. Here are the rules: ur " I � tttoiPlKOttlct; ----- '-"'°"" Mei gs & Mason Coming Events \ Cbrpente1· Personal News Burdette Outranks Regulars In Knox Mtthanic School \ I Reedsville Society Events 1 DAI LY CRO SSWORD a.n.....A I -- I ..,..,_ n. �Co ET THE JUMP ' on SUMMER EXPENSES Mth READY CASH Slop In or 'phone lor • ·12s to 1 quick CASH LOAN 1000 _, � ... ... :. .... 4f, Qllllt IO. W.-..... 1 ., D0111:... , I = ..olUOII ., �­ ..c.. ....�., -- • H•N>'• how to worll lt1 . ltf.itr CllD'MQ1JO'l1},4. ll: 'l' P L B A A lt ll • L O N O . II L L O W ' OM IOl'9t """" llandl l'or another. In 1111, llmp1• A II 111«1 two o•., eto. s1n,1,, 1eu,n. � • bi\i ..,.. U1, X fOf u. ot the word.I an ali ldAta. tonu.Uon and 1ensUI � tae Iott.,. are dllrennt. lllitli -, Ille '•■• A a,,tor- ,,., aea q,.,- I W I R , I A. ll X A , B I O I U B B W I B K .A. W V � • :at • tl' .1. kx - • • a 11 • .. t. 4 U X R , a • O & II K K to. 'T• I '5YJ!il'='"'��f:h,�• to ' . .1M. ' ,... Ttiliiiiiii ••. Mi � ' Field Duty Hikh Getting Cl�t For Guafd Uidt · -- · ------- -- -Simpson, Mrs. Helen Simpson, Mrs, Frankie Neigler, Mr11. Blan• ('he Wntlerson, Mre. Blanche Spen('er, Mrs. Marie Roush, M rs. 1-�dna Pirkens, Mrs. Ethel Smith, and two guei;ts Mrs. Eleda Pick• en� and Mrs. Cora Buck. Mrs. M.ergaret }loudashelt aC· companied Mrs. Laura Schaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith, and Mrs. Otto Lohn to Blacklkk Woods Park, Columbus, to att�nd the annual reunion of the Wills family. Mrs. Harriet Neigler is attend• ing the f. H cem p for ten days at Canters Cave. Hay Harris nnd Mrs. Freida Howell of Flushing, 0., were the go(' sts of Mrsr. Ida Howell, Thurs• day of last week. Mcmhf'r s pr£'scnt were Mrs. 11.izel Cleland, Mrs, l-!t•IL•n Vounee M rs. Brudford, M rs. :iyhil M iles, Mrs. Daisy Thom pson end Mr. Mrs. St ella \\1 eaver, M r�. Goml'r Lewis, Mrs. �:d ith Du nfre, M i.� end M rs. George Strohmeyer of F.d ith l luym1111 urn! M r. and Mrs. Jcw('tt, 0., and Mrs. Lewis Stroh­ meyer of yountainside, N. J., Pickens. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. ESTHE R CIRCLE MEETS The f:sthl'r Circlr of 1he Il:ip. llllldore and daughter Donna, list Mis�ionary Soci£'t y me1 at !he Wednesday. home of M rs. La11rn A.. 11, Fridny Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Byer and evening, July 0 . w i t h Mrs. Una son Robert of Middleport, Roberl t' urtls, co•hostess. Hempel of Cleveland and Mary Mrs. Phyllis Marti n , drvotional Alice Nease of Plents were Fri­ lcade1· , read tkbrews 1 1 and a day e,•rninll: guests of Mr. end reading ''Thy Will Be Done" Mrs. T. G. Hilldore and daughter nftn which, Mrs. Blanche Walter• Donne. son prcscnled the Love {;if! pro . Guests of Mrs. Esther West and gram, followed hy a program by mother, Mr11. Longsworth were Mrs. Ethel Smilh. topic "That Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobbins or They May Know anti Grow." Mrs. Rell and M rs. Curl is Msislcd by Pawtucket, R. I., Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marl'le A11 n (Curtis) Well.� . J. :... Longsworth of Detroit, served refreshmt'nls to members M ich,, M r. and Mrs, Frank Longs. worth of Brecksville, 0., Ernest Miss Vera Beegle . M rs. Ur.a Mor­ ris, Mrs. Letha Morris, Mrs. Phy]. Longsworth, Ron, Harold and li9 Martin, M rrs. Firn Gaul. M rs. friend of Charleston, Mrs. Evert Gretta Simpson, M rs. lsulwl Anderson, daughter ind two chil­ dren,, Chillieothe. Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford of Mo1/,er's Club Will Worthington spent Saturday with Mr. and MrrR. A. C. Bradford. Spon,or Social Fridny Calvin Simpson of Pomeroy The Mason Mothers Club w i l l sponsor a n icr {'ream social on Fri­ spent Sunday allernoon with his duy evening, July 1.S. on the Scout parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward playgro\md next to the City build­ Simpson, ing in �ason. Jack Curtis of Pomeroy spent Home made Ice eream . cake, pil', Sunda with his mother, Mrs. punch and ('Oftec w i l l be served Leone yCurtis. from 5 p. m. until 8:30 p . m. Every, Mrs. Stell■ Weaver left Sund1y one IR welcome to attend. for Brldaew1ter, P■., for an in­ Mr. and Mrs. William Bli.nk (Janet RUHell) are announcing the birth of • dall1hter, Rebece1 Les. on July 6 at the St. Luke's Hos, pltal In Bolder, Colo. She weighed 7 pounds, 'Ai ounces 8t birth. Mr. and Mrs. Leo R ussell, form­ er Middleport residents,.. now liv­ ing In o,nver. ue gr1nd-,arents. John Werner. Sr., -Middleport, is great (ilrsndfather. Birlh Is Announced u Hetzer. the hostf':ss. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Robinson, Bl'<'nd■ 11.nd Beverly, stopped here at the Sisson home enroute to their home in C1rtton h'om a visit ln Norfolk, Va., with heT sister, ,Mn. RtlMell Ar!IRbrite and family. Mra. Chloe Mtlls Is in M iddleport to vislt her niece, Mrs. Addle Bit• ters. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Rex Arli(abrlte or Wooster, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Sh■f• fer of ilarberton and Mrs. Henry Balley or Columbu11 were recent vlalton here. definite vi atiwith her end other rel1Uvea. brother Top Quality Block, Made With lest Of Mate,ial, And ' New Mbchl�� ' " ' l lh"•"'1'14'-.,!:6 HOLDS 833 LBS, OF FROZEN FOOD - • •"" Ni t.. BEETS - bun. 1 9c APPLES 2 lbs. 25c - TOMATOES th his eaver, , j ust in the Lock, Mon­ Wed­ lb. 35c TOP CHOICE BEEF-THE FINEST lh. 59c SWISS STEAK GROUND MIN UTE STEAKS C HUCK - lb. 59c SUCHER'S WI EN ERS lb. 49c • MILK - - gal. jugs 79c SEl,t'-RISING SPECIAL BLE ND F LOUR 5 lb. 39c ICED TEA box 59c - WHITE, CHOCOLATE, YELLOW, SPICE CAKE MIXES box lOc THE FOOD MART Phone WY 2-2829 Save Yo11.1· S&H Greeo Stamps - Fill A Book C"( uieker 11� W. SECOND ST. 5349 .0 · ,, I I . Jc,. ',,." ,_. Ulil 4� �',, s l �I � POMEROY, 01110 -SIMON'S - MARK ET OPEN EVENINGS TIL JULY CHILDREN'S VALUES , See Our Table Children's White DRESS SHOES - - - - $1 .94 Chitdren's OXFORDS - - - - - - - ... - $1 .74 SIIH Small 4 lo 3. S•ddlu 1111d Plain Ton OTHER CHILDREN'S SHOES - - - - - .,,. $1.00 □R '• , COFFEE - .,. - - - 6 oz. jar 89c . a.ft .... . ' ' ., . , ,,,. , ., .. k,.i fl, .• , ' l MIDDLE PC, · 25 lb. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR . . $1.79 Vacuum Paek COFFEE . . 49c lb. can EATWELL TUNA FISH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 cans. $1 .00 CAN POITED MEATS . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . 10 for $1.00 VALUE BUY OLEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Ibo . $1.00 '; , 'I l't VEGETABLES DEPT. STOii MILL STREET • BANANAS I O N E S TO� S H O PPING N OME-GROWN TOMATOES-POT.ATOES-GRE'EN B EANS SWEET CORN BY THE EAR ,. •• • CANDY BARS Populttr Brands ' CEN tE� lO FOR 39c COME IN TODAY I "5ave \JIIII r LL i�i.c•_ ...,. _ _ _ :t -� .tr t· 5v i rt Lifsr 4'NWYI• jr!J - - -2 lb. 25c SUGAR 5 LB. 59c 1 0 LB. - $1 . 1 7 $.2.85 25 LB. I Nominee's Fate Set By Death (Continuad From Page Ont) Po! 1: ies is the lifeblood of the Kennedy clan. And lhe Democratic presidential nominee was weaned 011 ii As a child, he was rocked t o sleep by his maternal grand£ath· er, John F. (Honey Fitz) Filzger. aid. who was mayor of Boston al tht.' Lime. H is father, Joseph P. Kennedy-whose wealth has bCf!n e111 im.1tcd at 200 million dollars -was amb11ss11dor to Greut Britain during Ille administration of PrPsi,tent Franklin D. Roosevelt. Boru M.iy 29, Hli7, in Brookline Mass., a suburb of Boston, the second of nine {'hildrcn, he was sent to private schools--ineluding , Chonte-a.nd a ttended Harvard : U 11iv<' rsity and the London School or Ernnomics, where he studied under famed socialist l larold Laski because "my father wanted me 1o see both sides of the street." Se-r-ve1 In Nny Disturbt·d by England 's prl'• World W:ir ll policies, he wrote a thesis on returning to Harvard, and it hccamc the best-selling book "Why England Slept." He was 23 when the book was pub­ lished. The brown.haired, six-footer, who weighs about 165 pou111ls , served in the Navy ln World War II es a P-T boat officer. and was cited for heroism when he saved his crew aftl'r il Ja1)anesc destroy. • er had cul t he vessel in lwo. An ex('Cllent swimmer. he sav• ed one wounded crewman by rlcnching in his tf'eth e strap of t he sailor's M a e West life jacket and towing him lo an island thrt'e milf's away. Aecord iug to Ken• nedy ' s Navy and Marine Corps citation, in l he next six dayi,; he "succeeded in gelling his crew ashore and. afler swimming man y hours all.empting to set•ure food and waler, ,inally dleclcd the rescue of his mer1." In his ordeal, however, • he tig­ gravated a back- ailment he ac. Quired as a youth, .end he con• tr.cled malaria. He was discharg. ed from the service in 1945. Almo1t lmmedlatel,y, NCauM of Jo.'� duth, h• nn for Con­ ''"' at lh• ao• of 29. He camp,aigned hard, talked k1f• book inuH and won. He took his o,th of office at lh• •am• ti� u anoth•r young congrn'­ man--Rlchard Nixon, who pro­ bably wlll be his opponent In the presidential race this Nov­ emb.r. After several re•elccUons, he went in 1952 after the Senate ::.cnt held by Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., n□w U. S. amb.essador to the Uniled Nations but at the lime · Dwight D. EJsenhower's presJ. dential campaign manager, Ken­ nedy won although Eisenhower curried Massachusetts by more then 200,000 voles. In 19�3, Kennedy married bru• nette beauty Jacqueline Lee (Jac:kie) Bouv!er, dsughk r of a Manhattan finRncier. They had met at a friend 's home. "I leaned acrogg the aspar1 agus" .says Kennedy, "and asked her (or e dete." The Kennedy s bavo a daughter . Caroline, born in 1915'1. And Mrs' Kennedy is expecling another child, The Kennedys live in the �eorgetown section or Washington m a three-story, red•brick home. Jn the past the sem1tor could be sttn on Sunday afternoons play. Ing soCtball or touch football with Sen. Henry M . Jackson or Washlngton, who has been men, tioned as his possible running mate. RNds Much Kennedy is l'Onsidered a "lon• / er'' and a detached man. His clos• , eR\ friend, nex� to his wire, is 1 brother Bob, former chief coun. sel of the Senate · Rackets Com. I mittee. At home, the new presidential nominee is a voracious reader, a I devotee of fish chowder some• times five or six bowls at a 1 time and ci.lfars. He has an occas1 ionel Daiquiri or Bloocly Mary be• ! fore dinner, wears custom-made ? !uits and is helple111 to do any . l thing about the pet name his wife I calls him by- "Bunny.'' \ Gorden I New ha,;en · Social News' l1r. and Mrs. Richard /\they 's thildren spent a we1•k here visit ing their .:;randparents, :1tr. and Mrs. Clay1ott Athey, while they vaca• N011CE I n •n unint•ntional mix+Up of t.llrri•r•• p.tpen ye1t•rday. Mid• dleport carrier George, S,1uer t•m. out with no pipers •I all. Th• f•ct th•f Georgl!!'1 cu1to11Mrs recotivtd the-ir p•per1 l•te w■1 in ria way the f•ult of the carrier. - - 3 cans 29c BISCUITS JULY CLEARANCE SHORTS I 88c , r�-· ' ' ---�--- HAMBURGER REL ISH 29c BANANAS - - - lOc lb. SLICED BOLOGNA 3 lbs. for $1.00 Ma rkin's Food Market BECKY$ ---...'· 0 poc CLEVELAND UPI - State High; way Director J. Grant Keys Wed. , nesday asktd support of periodic 1% BEER A Np Wl fif CARRYOUT-COLD re-examination of drivers at the , •-----------------------..:• time they re new their liceruJea. PLENTY OF CANNING SUPPLIES ;;. ---w-.w 0 t•' ., - 79c lb. MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT SHOE .. MIDDLEPOIT, OIIJO ' , ,, ---- T,H E 9 G R O C E R Y B UY S ! iil6:, $4•�T ..i;:• • TO ·- Full R- of lf!tat Full Rillfa of SlrH 9 SLICED BOLOGNA 3 lbs. $1 .00 PURE PORK SAUSAGE - 3 lbs. $1 .00 BOX BACON 5 1bs. $1 . 1 0 - 11...., .. 11 s,... 6 lo 1 2 SATURDAY 0. �ME'A'IS W\'.i� Shoes OXFORDS POMEROY. VI TA M /NS ·PROTEINS·MINERIUS S 1· E A K, U. S. Good ·Men's Men's Dress F 7:30 - ROU ND, U. S. GOOD s11.. s,....11 4 lo l. Reg. $2.99 and $3.49 g Ibs lb. 69c I - ½ gal. 65c ICE CREAM CHARMIN 1]SSUE - 4 roll pac. 35c SASHAYS OUT·•· POT-A TOES 1 0 lb. 59c l,ETART HbME-GROWN oo AN Mot.JR AND A HAL F AND "IHREE CUPS OF COFFEE. LATER SHE HOME GROWN B EANS 2 lbs. 25c By So NEW W. MAIN ST. Your IS. AaoUT HOME GROWN PORK LIVER 2 lbs. 49c 24 Cu. Ft. Deepfreeze ,oR �LE CEMENT AND MORTAR t Ownirt : k. H. �nu1111, 6- hf'� �· Another Good Buy From liolc.er's .. ' THE NEW FOREST RUN ROAD orr Route 7_,4, Mlle North or Pomeroy ,1,i, Jollli \favl,,' n,tld.iy -Ill( flir, I ' ..1 ' pmr,; , Mr. � ¥: , n Nn '? 1'il'11J!n , �,llt l,i 1'l'IUl;l1eq, ,/roiJI, iloi,!� Azoits, ,- 10HI t,oume Air Bue, tot'um--,� day. TO 00 THE MOR NIN G CMORI:$••• 49c doz. GREEN PT. PLEASANT - Members of I.he Pt. Pleasant National Guard unit are preparing for their an• nual two weeks active duty train• i n g whirh Is scheduled for Aug. 5· 2 l al Ft. Stewart, Ga., this yeer. The 3664th Ordinance Company w i l l condurt three more Mondfly night sessions prior to the bj.g event. Capt . James 0. Roseberry reporte d today thet the unit would be b.riercd on the eve of lhelr de. parture from Pl. Pleasant, Thurs• day, Aug. 4. Following the two weeks activ'e trainin g the Guard!lmen will re, t urn to .P t. Pleasant and begin pre­ paring for their annual JG lnsp6c• tion, which is slated for Monday, Sept. 26. Mra. Wild Fosler and dau1bter returned to their home in Colum•­ bus after a vlllit wlth her par, ent1, Mr. ,nd Mr1. Albert Hill. Sunday c1Uen of Mr, ■nd Mrs. T. G. Hilldore and d■u,:hter were Mr. ■nd Mra. Ralph Chevalier ■nd son Michael and Mra. , Suun Gal­ breath of Belpre and Mr. and Mrs, William Mc:Kelvey of Port• • � land. Mr. ■nd Mr1. Solon Butcher and Mr. and Mr1. Jerry Butcher o.1( Cleveland visited Mra. Id■ Howell over the weeti&nd. Mr-s. M:1r11ret Houd11b1lt 1pent Tuesday with Mr. ■nd Mr■. Albert Heilman on Wolf Pen Road. Reeent 1ueatl of Kr. and Mn. Garret Cl�le were Kr. ■nd Mn. Lawrence H11man ■nd family of Westerville. Mn. Lliura McKenale and Jilin P•llY Sha1n were recent a:uesll ol Mra. Ru�)' WUU■ m1 ■nd fam• Uy at Marie!... r-OREST RUN CEMENT Blotl. CO. i•i -------J'i,,#� t�· rili �: e NE)(T-DOOR NEl6MBOR, BUSTS IN JUST WHEN A(,ENDA PDPCNE R, '11-lE ONLY MIN UTES FROM THE PATCH c,,. . You must be single-never have been married or divorced or hid a marriage annulled. Your age, as ot August J4, 1960 cannot be less than 16 or mote than 24 years. You must be of the . highest character and posses, poise, charm, personality, end beauty of face nnd figure. B Y MRS. FRANCIS NORRIS WSC S HOLDS SESSION The WSCS had a covered d ish picnic in the recreation room at the home of Mrs. Harry Pickens, Friday evening, .Ju l y 8. Following the d i n ner a devo• lional perind was held with Mrs. Crill Hradforri a,; leader using as her topic "Thr Christi11ns Use of Leisure Time." Mrs. Pickens, president, conducted lhe business session. The�eet i n g ('loscd with the Lord ' s Prayer in unison. SWEET CORN 'lt>O-HO:)-•IT'S ME. 'RQSaOL.A •- I ..11.JST � 1'0 DROP c,ve.R AN' HAVE A CUP OF C,OFFEE WITH ',0..1-AQE 'YO<J BUSV ? A,s,oLA HOME GROWN e:ni - I �t� Racine Society News NOW I S THE T I M E TO SAV E. HOM E-G ROWN PRODUCE IS ON THE MARKET. YOU CAN R EA.LL Y EAT B ETTER AND SAVE MORE. In August Contest I I -.------ �---- ---------·---r-,r-- They'll Do It Every Time JUMBO SAVINGS 2--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 14, 1960 ren of Roanoke were recent guull Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 14, IIIII0--3 I of lhe1r p.arent1, Mr and Mu. John Hatlo ' I Grimes. Rev. and Mrs Robert Dille va• Jr. Club Meeu Mr and Mn Jen ttoush Qr B uf­ c:ationed in the mount.1:lra near The Junior TWllt,bt Garden falo, New York werl! rl!c-enl 11ue1tt Buckhannan Qf his brothers, Nirk, Ct1tr and Mr. and Mr, lbward Burrii are Club met for their picnic at th• JQhn. 1pending the wl!ek 11acstionin1 home ot Mn. T. A. Hewet.on on July 8. Mr and .Mrs Rufull Ekeuor near Blackwaler F.ills FoUowing lhe bu1ineu meetin1 were week eod guest1 or relattve, Mr and Mn Carl Shawver of lhe members in attendance 1p,en1 in Gall 1poll1, Ohio Salt-m, Va . s:J.l('nt tbe paat week the afternoon tourinf the HewetM r�. Charil's Dodd and Mra. here v11iting his parentn, �r and 1Cir1 (arm. John Morg.11n were Vlllltors ln Park.· Mrs. Ivan Shawver ershurg on TU!•sday ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM Mr. and Mrs Thomas GrinRtead HOW TO KILL IT. Mr and Mrii {.' Kobert Tennent and family, )1:r llnd .'rfrs William IN 3 DAYS. and rh,ldren are vi11lmg this week McF.ul anc · and f.11m l ly spent the If IMt dtllthted with STRONG, wJtb relatives in Wellllburg. week 1·nd vlllitmg Mr and Mra. )!rs. Bertha Kemper o( Colum• Clyde Rice and family at Evan,. imtant4ryff19 T-4-t., ,our 41c Meir: at Mtf d""f aNA. Wakh ht­ hu8 v1�1ted here recently with Mrs. ville, l nd. '-'" skin 1IOlllh .tf. Watch )1artm Ohlmger. Mrs. Fred Batey and Mn. Lloyd h•1fftty 511:ln ...,a_. ft. Itch and ..,rnlnt' are IIOM'I TODAY at Carolyn Sue carper of H IUlting- Roush were v1s1lors 1n Charles ton Swlaher & L••• 1 0 11 vmled last week with Mr. and on Friday l'OIM,oy. \Ir� E:ugene Hester and f.amHy. Mr ;ind �rs. Donald Brown and Libhy wt•re vacationin g I.Ht week BROUGHTON'S DAIR Y LANE m Noew York. I Mrs. Le sley Aluander of Sara• sola, F'la., \· 1s1ted ret·ently w i th Mr. [ and �rs. T Bert Roush and also �tr. and Mrs. Bme Cunningha m in l l untington. I Mr. and Mrs. ilomer Meredith STAR CRUST and '1ike of Belpre, Ohio, were week end guests uf her mother, Mrs. Lodemia VanMetre. Mrs. F'loyd Mi lln ol Marietta lioned in Florida . MA BROWN'S HOT DOG OR 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carmack and visiled rel&tives here over the Mrs. Mary Steele are visiting rela• week end. lives in Endicott, N Y. Mr. a n d Mrs. Wally Stewart of v�xington . Ky., were re{'enl J!uesh of his parcnls, Mi:. and Mrs. J. L. S[Cll'Url. One Loi Of Chlldrens I He�·. BoyU Scolt of Pe1rnsylva1 1ia I <'iSHl'ti ht-re re(·enlly. �1r amt Mrs. David l..owman 1 wi·rr rec e nt guests of relatives in Sizes 3 to 14 l:allipolis, Ohio. \Jrs. Frances Brown has takl'll uv;:,r t he reslillll'anl formerly . 1 Goldyt's. Mr. aml Mrs. Bentley Grim('s RUTLAND, OHIO and J .i nd;; of Lohanon, Va . ,and :Mr. • and Mrs. Jewell Clifton and rhild I It's This is just the way a yourigster's' eyes brighten· 1 p s einer h th ' H ' ' s ere en w • • • oo up . . . grown-u s', t ' - --I bread oozin' goodness at breakfast, lunch or dinner·,-;. 'tweentimes; too. Fresher • • • tastier • • • good for youl , , . rs ·made by llle;tmall . lialdt process • • • smooth, unifOIIII llxbn·,l/ . llO Good 11i1n� .� with _tlei��-���llefg ...... � .. - llelner's Mlicl 1101es • • • eea.--. -•·call iL \ Willi_ftd!Jfhirg W!. �...... • Ky ger Creek E x h ibits . • Will SUN STRUCKf Events Re po rted , I Bashon Society d n �t��� F� ow ers In T h e News ;,:;·�::; ;�1s;: �h�!�[::��:::;[1:· _ I N ews • sh ow ' l a bl, e cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Dai ton H.i1·man . owers n .. ·· arr:in J1wkf'\" �<· i1 r Qed1CAted to �he pulJlicUy �un·c•z, 7� ( lass Mr a n d Mrs Ra)· w 11 1 1 ;, and &{ . the Cbesh1re W,11ys1de l,an k n gt•ment rf'pn· :..i · r11 1 1 1L' J �uri:.: t 1 t lt• \· I r a· nd ·\I rs A r 1 \l 1 1 r 1L . ' 1 d��1 11 on I · Clubs, namely the � 11 Jlip0Jis 10 tw narnta,t r;1lll·<l 011 )Ir ,1nd \1rs. ( 11.irl,·� I . T 1mes anu• " I )' ar , , 1 b une, The val Clas� B - · F 1 f t 1. V1•�r, A!!"" · I :-i lJ\'l\n·r. Wt·d1wsllu)'. Sl'nlmel, Radm Slalwn \.\ J Ei i a11d r.ingt·11wn1 m .in ,, nt11 1 ut• t·un 1 � 1 n ,1r .i rid �1rs Ralph R11lluril � 11 1 1 The Atht•ns Mesi,;engn, w i ll bt' t•r Dori� Wtu!r spt• n t lhf ' ¼ l' i·k 1 , 1111 J,lresented at K_1 ger l ' r1:T k ll1i;h , ( ' Jass 9-- · Farm Houn d up", eurn w t t ll Mr and M rs Lro F:<111 .i a n d , School J ub 16 and 1 7 1 pr1s 1 r io n flowl'n, fru ll a11d "r L1m il� . Wuusler. and l\l r .ind .\Ir� 1 . All el11SSf'S except t h t• J u n i or \ 1'!:f'lilbles !'au! l:h lkl'r K1ll htl('k Cl.ass, Commercial and l 1ass 1 1 Cluss 1 0-"S<"irnr•• Firt 11,n", .\l r ;md ,\ lr� l 'ti1 ,sH•r H1 , �e. l 'an nr,n•nl gn•1•11 pr!!,tn111 1 n .itel ) open lo anyone. ! on . C 'al kd on Mr. anti ·1 i rs. Ju n 11 ,r 2. E:x.hibitors ma)' ('Um!)l'lP m 1 ( ' la�,, 1 1 · E,l 1ti.m:. I " . for judg Hosi• <Hid t<1m1ly Tllursd<1y as many elasses 11s dt•s1red. hut es 11 nly, favorite ;,(Tt•sson.· �lr an d M i's. 1:-.:dward Cohh. �I r only ont> en\ry in illlY on!c' dass. SECTION B-J U N I OR DI V I S I ON n n d :'11 rs C h ;irles Tindel 1,f c111 3. Flowen and fuiLat,:es shown 1 {1;,ss 1 - ' Tomi, ' l'a"f' ., · · , arr,in- U ll flil t i sprnt a Wl'l'k (' lld W!lh :\I r i n arrau�ements need nut bt• i:i>tnt•nt � 1w r f,n·or i t t· c har ;H' t t•r , ,rn d M rs . Al l·a W h Jt t a kn grown b� tht' ex h 1 bllor. Al! plant:. ai;r _5 12 ,.. I Mrs F.hw ( ' i rdi' ,md l\l i�� l·' lnr , . f las� 2 - " r1f'ar Ahhe) arr.in• shown in the l l orl j('\l l l u re Se ·· Ptlt' t' C i rdt', 1..·armrl. ! ' a l l t'il un t t ion must havf' ht•i·n lhl' property �1•11w 11 1 . ;1s }'OU li ke 1 1 . Age 1 2 1 9 I l li<'i r aunt 'il nni, , Orr on r 1·1 ' . rs . M i or the c1thibilor for nc1t less lhan SECT I ON C--C9RSAGES Ia f'l.'.�s 1,-"Fnr t_ht' Visi t i ng C,•lr• t {1 r. and Mrs. Drov('r Wh i le a n rl six months. All spe1·1111en flowPrs must bf' grown by 1hr l' x h 1 h1\or. • ! hn1y , f or rlayt1me wear only � . ' 1 r all{l ·11 rs l ' I ll Y t 0' 1 ' mws am 4... All exh1b1t� musl b<' place d SECTION D-HORTIC UL TURE :'l h l · 1 r da, en w1l ildr Mon t't11 SJ) d1 . and l · OO between 10 30 A . \I POT TED PLA NTS M rs. Ted Thanoury, R i•t•rl�\ il l<' f'. M Saturda)·. July 1 6 Tllr judgClass 1 -l'hilodPnd r on; Class 2 ing will be hr t h e rnt•nl s)·�lem - I vy; ('Jass 3 -�'a!"!us . Cl:is� 4- 1 Mr and Mrs Alfre d Whitt- of at 2:00 P M The d 1•t·i.�ion of t he Ge ranium; (. ' J ass �� f rn·.i n .Vi o• W ay� esburg, !\,ir. ., nd \1rs �fr l v i n j udges w i ll be firrnl . The show let ; Class 6- H(•1l o1 1 1 a Mild { lass Sm i t h and Freda Kraul l n, l'om will be open to t h e puDl ic from 7-FNn. t•roy. called on the Ch<1rl('s Spi·n f•6 P. M . Saturda y and 1 ·4 I'. M. SECTION E-SPEC IMEN t�r fomily Thursday. Sunday . .July 1 7 . L;ilt' t •1 t ries may Class 1 -Gludiolus, one sp i ke of M r . and Mrs. M il ford lolr. col be exh i hiled hut not judged. an:v color. umbus spent the 'jll'ek ,·ncl wilh 5. Exhibitors mu�! determine Class 2-Ro5es: faJ Ros1•s- Jly. M d ( fht>ir own dassi fkat ior1 a nd fill hrirl Tt•a, 1?;:,11. l'in k, Yellow. \1 �:! J��:t �i��n���.' who is a l • > W h itt> or hlt ri r l ; (h) Ros,,.� Flori - kndltlg businesi schonl at Parkn:;- I out their own e n t ry tag. 6. AC'ressorws, bases and dri1•d hundia: ilf'<l, !'ink, Yl'llow, Wh itt• burg. spent the week end with hi•r or treatPd (not 11<1intcd) plant ma - o r hl enrl: ( t " J Hos11s ( ; r n n d 1 floria pll rents, Mr. ,a nd Mrs. IJ:iyton 1/ay terl11! and foliugr s and/or wr- .it h- H<>d, Pink, Yt•l!ow, White or man. errd wood 1wrmilti•d in rill dassrs blend. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rose, t 'nn­ unless otherwise �tatrcl. 'T'he dof'lass 3--Marigolds: (a) Largr, ton, callfl-d on •Mr. and M rs. A . 1 1 . minant inl rrP�t in all c·l11,;;,1•s one 1 hlQ11m ; ( b) [)warf, thre1• 81Jley, Thursday Illus! be of fresh eui planl ma• hlooms. Mrs. Zana Gainer returnect twmt' f.:lass 4-l;olosla (a) Plume (h) Saturday from St. Joseph Hosp 1 1al 1erial. Cresrented. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mnniw1l rl '1. B1d:grouml, nerural wnod Class .S-Calcndenlu8 (a) three end family of Steubenv i l le sµ1•n! w■ll, .arranJ'l'mf'nh must hf' suit• bloom. the week end with Mrs. Louis!' able f'nr 24" x 3tr' s1 1a1·1•, Class 6-Asters (five bloom). Headley. M r and Mrs. A. P. Rupe, At hens, B. Thl' m11na1,:l'nwn1 will nn1 hi.' Cless 7-Favorite prrcnnial. Mrs. Ruth Cole, Columbus, rail­ lto1111r·. wne W1·drwsday evening respon1ible for loss nr damugt:. Class 8-Favorilr an!lual, not ed on Mrs. A. H. Bailey, Saturday. i.;11t·sts 01 .\1 r. a nd Mrs. H. E. Star­ The claSS!'S: 1·, ,1,•u a hove · Ciera Burkhart Rondule was thi' kPy. \1 r Starkt•y ' H mother, M rs. SICTION A -ARTISTIC DESIGN Mondy llupper guest or Mr. aml ·.1lary S larkry, i;, here fl)r an cx­ CJa111 1-"'Five St;1r final" 11 MrA. Alva Whitteker. � -.z �Al �IJ& w.;, ' lenclt• d visit w h ile his siskr, M rs. m111 arran�emcnt, Mr. and Mn:. Harold Hawk nf Ji , ssl(' .J,·well, rec1111eratE'S a ftPI' ClaAA 2-"Spnl'h l\1ge", !inc Chester called on the Charlrs IJt'iHg a lws 1 1 i l a l pat ient. c:'omposilion repre�c·ntrng n favor• Spencer ramily Sunday. Mrs. �1•11 h Slil rkcy is in Col 11m­ lte aport. l,us lu 1·,1n· for Mrs. Jessie Jewel l Clan 3. " rurl'ign Corrrspon• d urmg lwt· n·<'uperation. tlen t ", composit ion showing Or1en tal Influence. M r . and Mrs. Williarn Thnmas C)BJ1a 4-"f"h urch NPws", , C· arid da u�hlers hnvc movC'd to Col• ,. �'·<"';'11'� ltilf"' ,<-1". �� �,-'f' ' ,., .... ��"' rangemenl of fluwen l'or 1ht• Today 11rnh11s wlwrr he 1.q <'mployed. •ltar. By Mn. Mllncl•I Jordan . JULY 14 Tlwir tlau!(h11•r. Marilyn. will (•nltr Cius �"Slallon llrf'ak". mmMrs. Roberta Parker, Bolivar, The Twilight Cardrn Club will Universit y in Srptcm• iature arr,1ni.:e111en1 4 1fi i11ehc:,; x meet 111 thl' home of Mrt1. Carrie and Mr, and Mn. Russell Mu �·-� . Ohio Slate lwr. fl in<"he11. Nye, Mulberry A\le., al ti p, m. for Dover, were week end guests of Mr anil Mrs. A. n. C<1.!'ter were ClaHs 6--"Sui'iety l lighlig:hts", a pknil' tiUPPt•r. M rs. w. n. Shal• their parents, Mr. anti M r s . Nt: y � y d innrr g:ucsts ol M rs. WalSund (al hr('Qkfasl hihle �ctling:; t h ) teen Is t•o . hustf'!(S, A �pedal fea­ Carpenter. tn Jloll trlay. luntheon tahle Hf'l l in�: ((') formal t url' of the evl'nlng will be a work Mrs. Vina Rutherford and Sar,1h Dali• Q u N•n 11nd waiter ,J11nlan <!Inner 11etting, furnish your nwn shop in d1arge of Mr:;, Peul Daer of Galena were vlsitlng her nio1h ;1 1l NHlt•d II sw1 mmi11g party 111 the er, l\lrs. Faye Jordan. and nth ...r l" ry s l.il J'ool. At hen.'I, o n saturclay or the Che�ll'r Garden Club. Porthrntl Wort hwhlJe r.uUcl relat h•es over the week end . They :ih l•rnoon Thf' party was givrn ror mct•ls al ! h!c' hnme or Maxine recently returned from So raso1a, 1 1w l 'ri rna ry Class, Temple Mt•lho• Prke ul 7 p.m. Thursd11y for u f'lorida where they had spe nt scv- disl S und -1)' sdinol. hy their 1rneheral months. pknlc i;uppcr. er. M rs. Earl SPPI. 'Mr. and Mn. Wolter Sm ith nnd Julv 1.5 fumil)', Lancaster, 11peRr!a�i -1lay The llornch11ilders C!ai.R of the al the home of his brother an d Bradford Churc·h of ChriMt will sister-ln•law, Mr. and Mrs. Lrwis ,SP5 Robert Rurdelte of lhl' meet Friday 01 7 :30 n. m. ul the Smith. Their daughler, Dd1hi1•, 3664lh OrdnwllCf' Co., Pt. l'lt•n.�unl, churrh. who hes vialled here for several Army National C : uard, runkNI Hrs\ ..:ornin):! Event11 ,July 1 7 days returned horn(' wl1h them. Tht• 1mt t1 hirthduy of A r1 hur He1• In a dass of 50 nurHommisslorwd The ' 1qwhur1 family reunion MeJvu •"�ye Jordm1 wus the l:(ur8t I zer wus (•clt•hrnfrd ftrid u y e,•cning ( 1ffkers following: gr1111 irntion f!X· has ht•i•ll ! -�••l for S11 ntl11y, J lily 17, •rrises held re1·ently al Fl. Knox , ;ii 1 hr Syl'ar11Ae l'.irk. A ha�kt ! of ln r friend. Corot Norvit•I, a1 w i t h a d i1UH'r purl y :ii h is home ' Hall , Ohio l/nivt•rsity, A1h- ht're. Thus(' prrst�n1 wrr,:, his twn Bryan J{ y. di1111('r will ht• Sl'rvrd ut lluOn. SpN'ialisl 8urdr 1 t r 11tlainrd IL /\II 1·cl;11i ve.� ure urged to be prc­ ens, ,luring tho week end. She at- si�krs, M rs. Chhw ,lohn!-on . Hum• t(•nded II swimmini: i.i11rty. hull. Kv., !',1r�. l.11<·v Bunten nf 85.0 nvt'ra1w durmg t he l6·Wf'Ck �l'tll. Mrs. !lea Chupinun is sp('nding a lklpn•; · RalPigh i 1( izrr and £nm• 1 A rmond Traf'k-V1 h irlf' Mf'chnnk� July 1 8 wt•rk m Wai;hi ngton, n. C., wi1h Hy of Akrnn. l.1•mn�• np l ll'llcr and Sl'hool. Thl' !!chool included 45 r.- . Wi•slryuri Si·n-it•t• C:uihl, Racine her brother, Hodney \lowt•ry. family of l.11t lr• Horld n g : Jim anct gulur army nn1Hot11mi1111ioncd or Mct hodlsl t ' h u n h . rnl'ds ut the Mr, and Mrs. Clyilt• WalkN unil Charles Dyt• nlltl Mrs. Morehous(' flct·rs 111111 six 11111 im111I �unrdsnw11. hnme of M l H. ltoi;;er TIH'i:;11 w i t h family, Thurman, visili•tl ht'r par, of Akron, Thomas !)yr, Mr. and ' t'1 . Pll'11sant's Of·dn;inct• Unit u wit•ner must flta1·t ini:: at 0:30 cr1ts, Mr. and .MrA. I Jalc Dyt• on Mrs . .John 11£'1:wr and <l1111ghters, hid rhr1•r 111,,11 11111-ni.l inl{ 1ht' ro11r p, Ill. S1rnday. ,Janel arnl S111•, and Mr. untl Mrs, munlh st·h11ul . Hesidc8 Burdelh·, Don�a Davis . is s_pc-nding . lhe I E_rn est H111h. Mr. and M rs. Frnnk "M/Sgt. ("arrol C 'ox, Flr11\ Seri;:1•11111 week III Columous with rclattves, U1sl' 1md childrt>n, local, and Mrs. uf th(• Conwany, and SPC Jam1•11 William•on To Win Whef"ler took pr.rt in th □ 1ralning Murk 11uu1•hi11 Awaril progr111n. C11x 111111 Wheell•r wrre P'l' , Pl .1':/\SA NT - S 115 Wnlh'r among lhc top 10 ho11or students. 1 Wultl W l l \i11111sn11 i� .�dwdu lt•d lo 29. Erbium & Perform. ACROSS rt•rt•ivmJ u11 uw:1rd u l rt . Ilrnll�. f.Pler<a (,ym. ) HOLZ:ER HOSPITAL N. C., Suhmht .v , .Jul)' 2:1 . for his tl90- • LOwn \ 112, SubUo Admissions, July 12: Mi's. Jfow• h i.iih markimrnnship st•uri• wilh 1 1w T 9. Level Vari.a. 1lOUD. trd C. Hirrhfieltl, Rt1ll11ntl. Mrs. J M·l rUle la!il May nl L'ump Daw­ tlon 1 to.Repoat I, sanw.-. lenwi; Lut h1!r lla1a::y, l'omo11oy; son. le. Of Scandl, 811, llt<dl<t Harry Thomas Snytler, Cotlnge­ SJ)l'ri�llMI Williamson �rored a navlulo f IL Vel'dl'o vlllti ; Sharon Ru1h Knapp, Letart, 162 m11 111 t.ra a pns11ihlc 170 at 1he 19. Seuono4 ,W. Vs.; U11rnlcl Ll'!ilcr Spenct'f, 1lale rHle nrntche-11 in <:n•enwo<)d 88. Soun,!, IIO. Jap.....,. H, ltllpt Long Bottom; Mrs. �·nrnk M. Vroo­ two monlh!i aM:o. Ap 1ro)(inrntely a. a. 111h 11. SpUl oM 1 � man, Mlddlt'port; Mrs. Myrtle K. Ml �harp!lhooters from the West BQOBG 11. fttfll' '1,, OQdpl8 Hick11. Pomeroy. 17. Poker bani,.. 25, Mltmuoll Virginia Nsllonal Guard took part Di1rhar11e,i., July 12: Relph F.. in th<' annual firing, atalte Vtpv :17. Piexed. 42. 'Belgian Taylnr, j;unes Wallau Swart, Mr11. a&. CeluUal 18. au.ta -. S'- ThtUI Congo rlve Mark Goctrrey Gay, Mrs. Mohler I t :IO, H&NIII :iO. Woo4 bodJI -I_ '3. Bone oy , ...,. n1 (B. A,) 811, Jl "a M■rtln, Dr. Char1e1 A. Renick, Free Rerord Hop pleture nlolr18. otrl'• nlUit Saturday night the Trl•County Grant Pelfrey, Mn. John E. Wal· S18. 0iu.lN9 t5, Ja.pane■e name name l■ce, Mrs. Gordon E. Dunn, Mn. Teen Cnntc<ln Bandst,nd wUI be SS. atatillllll4 mca1ure '1. Wlokell rt. CUDDIDS IIO, Not wltlllo .John William Casto, Vir11:inls I.. at Pomt"roy for another free out­ Brownina, Mn. Stella A. nemf'nt, door rct.'Ord hop at Zirk's Dairy F"l'l�'ft""IT'TIIM 11 , M■le Flnley, Mn. Edward f�in1E'!y, Bar. a&, Notono l llghltllhl of the evenlna:·wlll he lnr■nt Smilh, Mrs. William J ,. � Smith, Infant Davie,s, Mrs. 0M('ar F.. the nomination of ten rlrls who � - olup Davies, Jnfanl Toll)er1, Mr�. Hh'h · will he among 30 competing In lhe ard B. Tolbert, Infant Dau,:herty, "Mlsa Trl•Counly, 1961" beauty pa• (I\'.) Mn. Kermi1 D. nsugherly. J:l'llnl. et. Dt>tlln,ua The aH.11lr, s.lalt'd lor 7:30 to 1, 1 Births, July 12: A son lo Mr 1nd Mn. J1mea Luther HHiUlY, JlOITI· p. m., wlll feature ■II regular can• eroy; A Ron to Mr. and Mrs. Billy tet>n contest11 with numerous prizes ,rc QI...... Lee Willi1m11on, Rutland. to be awarded. ... cll1'1'11 1 Greater Central 0 hio Girls To Compete ,, Former first.place wl,mers ol All you prelly girls who ltvf' in the greater (.'�ntral Ohio area- tht> bal h i n g beauty contest, pro­ have you g i ven a ny t h uughl t o en- Cessions! model5, Columbus Star 1enng The Columbus Star's Miss assol'1atcs and Buckeye Lake em• i ployees and m�m bers of their Central Ohlo comest '! Yuu're all eligible, }' OU know, if famil ies are pot ellglble. you can meet certain simple re· i Since the lirsl j ud&ing will be qu1rt>nwnts. This is Lhe tenth year done by photoe: raph, a picture of the bathi.nl! beauty contest has the ci;,htf!stant MUSI' ,ccompsny been held under joint sponsorship th·e entry blank. of The Colwilbus Star and Buck• U yqu do nol h■ y,.. '- pbjg_i, , con. eye Lake Perk. ta�I. ffie conte1U �� •jijl sr­ Girls who want a ehanct al shar.' rangemegta w,m , be maJ1e1 fqr you ing the $1,500 ii) pri1e.s will par• to vlslt our studio for a fiiee pie• adt' beiorr the judi;:es Sunday af• lure. ternoon. August 14-, al thl!: CI:ystal After rnf i..,,. the blank, ...,. -Pool at Buckeye Lake. One of th,. Ohio t e to mail �� it , h li top prizes for t he first place win• · Star, Columbl,\J itor, d t ont E . et C �-.f ncr will be an airline trip to i• ami Beach, Florida , with all ex• Box 96."I , Columbus, Qhlo. n,otos penses paid. And there are other of each 001'1.estant lp,,list be in the Contest Editor's hariifi by f p. m., prizes g.ilore, too. Autust 13, 1960. Here are the rules: ur " I � tttoiPlKOttlct; ----- '-"'°"" Mei gs & Mason Coming Events \ Cbrpente1· Personal News Burdette Outranks Regulars In Knox Mtthanic School \ I Reedsville Society Events 1 DAI LY CRO SSWORD a.n.....A I -- I ..,..,_ n. �Co ET THE JUMP ' on SUMMER EXPENSES Mth READY CASH Slop In or 'phone lor • ·12s to 1 quick CASH LOAN 1000 _, � ... ... :. .... 4f, Qllllt IO. W.-..... 1 ., D0111:... , I = ..olUOII ., �­ ..c.. ....�., -- • H•N>'• how to worll lt1 . ltf.itr CllD'MQ1JO'l1},4. ll: 'l' P L B A A lt ll • L O N O . II L L O W ' OM IOl'9t """" llandl l'or another. In 1111, llmp1• A II 111«1 two o•., eto. s1n,1,, 1eu,n. � • bi\i ..,.. U1, X fOf u. ot the word.I an ali ldAta. tonu.Uon and 1ensUI � tae Iott.,. are dllrennt. lllitli -, Ille '•■• A a,,tor- ,,., aea q,.,- I W I R , I A. ll X A , B I O I U B B W I B K .A. W V � • :at • tl' .1. kx - • • a 11 • .. t. 4 U X R , a • O & II K K to. 'T• I '5YJ!il'='"'��f:h,�• to ' . .1M. ' ,... Ttiliiiiiii ••. Mi � ' Field Duty Hikh Getting Cl�t For Guafd Uidt · -- · ------- -- -Simpson, Mrs. Helen Simpson, Mrs, Frankie Neigler, Mr11. Blan• ('he Wntlerson, Mre. Blanche Spen('er, Mrs. Marie Roush, M rs. 1-�dna Pirkens, Mrs. Ethel Smith, and two guei;ts Mrs. Eleda Pick• en� and Mrs. Cora Buck. Mrs. M.ergaret }loudashelt aC· companied Mrs. Laura Schaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith, and Mrs. Otto Lohn to Blacklkk Woods Park, Columbus, to att�nd the annual reunion of the Wills family. Mrs. Harriet Neigler is attend• ing the f. H cem p for ten days at Canters Cave. Hay Harris nnd Mrs. Freida Howell of Flushing, 0., were the go(' sts of Mrsr. Ida Howell, Thurs• day of last week. Mcmhf'r s pr£'scnt were Mrs. 11.izel Cleland, Mrs, l-!t•IL•n Vounee M rs. Brudford, M rs. :iyhil M iles, Mrs. Daisy Thom pson end Mr. Mrs. St ella \\1 eaver, M r�. Goml'r Lewis, Mrs. �:d ith Du nfre, M i.� end M rs. George Strohmeyer of F.d ith l luym1111 urn! M r. and Mrs. Jcw('tt, 0., and Mrs. Lewis Stroh­ meyer of yountainside, N. J., Pickens. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. ESTHE R CIRCLE MEETS The f:sthl'r Circlr of 1he Il:ip. llllldore and daughter Donna, list Mis�ionary Soci£'t y me1 at !he Wednesday. home of M rs. La11rn A.. 11, Fridny Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Byer and evening, July 0 . w i t h Mrs. Una son Robert of Middleport, Roberl t' urtls, co•hostess. Hempel of Cleveland and Mary Mrs. Phyllis Marti n , drvotional Alice Nease of Plents were Fri­ lcade1· , read tkbrews 1 1 and a day e,•rninll: guests of Mr. end reading ''Thy Will Be Done" Mrs. T. G. Hilldore and daughter nftn which, Mrs. Blanche Walter• Donne. son prcscnled the Love {;if! pro . Guests of Mrs. Esther West and gram, followed hy a program by mother, Mr11. Longsworth were Mrs. Ethel Smilh. topic "That Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobbins or They May Know anti Grow." Mrs. Rell and M rs. Curl is Msislcd by Pawtucket, R. I., Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marl'le A11 n (Curtis) Well.� . J. :... Longsworth of Detroit, served refreshmt'nls to members M ich,, M r. and Mrs, Frank Longs. worth of Brecksville, 0., Ernest Miss Vera Beegle . M rs. Ur.a Mor­ ris, Mrs. Letha Morris, Mrs. Phy]. Longsworth, Ron, Harold and li9 Martin, M rrs. Firn Gaul. M rs. friend of Charleston, Mrs. Evert Gretta Simpson, M rs. lsulwl Anderson, daughter ind two chil­ dren,, Chillieothe. Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford of Mo1/,er's Club Will Worthington spent Saturday with Mr. and MrrR. A. C. Bradford. Spon,or Social Fridny Calvin Simpson of Pomeroy The Mason Mothers Club w i l l sponsor a n icr {'ream social on Fri­ spent Sunday allernoon with his duy evening, July 1.S. on the Scout parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward playgro\md next to the City build­ Simpson, ing in �ason. Jack Curtis of Pomeroy spent Home made Ice eream . cake, pil', Sunda with his mother, Mrs. punch and ('Oftec w i l l be served Leone yCurtis. from 5 p. m. until 8:30 p . m. Every, Mrs. Stell■ Weaver left Sund1y one IR welcome to attend. for Brldaew1ter, P■., for an in­ Mr. and Mrs. William Bli.nk (Janet RUHell) are announcing the birth of • dall1hter, Rebece1 Les. on July 6 at the St. Luke's Hos, pltal In Bolder, Colo. She weighed 7 pounds, 'Ai ounces 8t birth. Mr. and Mrs. Leo R ussell, form­ er Middleport residents,.. now liv­ ing In o,nver. ue gr1nd-,arents. John Werner. Sr., -Middleport, is great (ilrsndfather. Birlh Is Announced u Hetzer. the hostf':ss. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Robinson, Bl'<'nd■ 11.nd Beverly, stopped here at the Sisson home enroute to their home in C1rtton h'om a visit ln Norfolk, Va., with heT sister, ,Mn. RtlMell Ar!IRbrite and family. Mra. Chloe Mtlls Is in M iddleport to vislt her niece, Mrs. Addle Bit• ters. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Rex Arli(abrlte or Wooster, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Sh■f• fer of ilarberton and Mrs. Henry Balley or Columbu11 were recent vlalton here. definite vi atiwith her end other rel1Uvea. brother Top Quality Block, Made With lest Of Mate,ial, And ' New Mbchl�� ' " ' l lh"•"'1'14'-.,!:6 HOLDS 833 LBS, OF FROZEN FOOD - • •"" Ni t.. BEETS - bun. 1 9c APPLES 2 lbs. 25c - TOMATOES th his eaver, , j ust in the Lock, Mon­ Wed­ lb. 35c TOP CHOICE BEEF-THE FINEST lh. 59c SWISS STEAK GROUND MIN UTE STEAKS C HUCK - lb. 59c SUCHER'S WI EN ERS lb. 49c • MILK - - gal. jugs 79c SEl,t'-RISING SPECIAL BLE ND F LOUR 5 lb. 39c ICED TEA box 59c - WHITE, CHOCOLATE, YELLOW, SPICE CAKE MIXES box lOc THE FOOD MART Phone WY 2-2829 Save Yo11.1· S&H Greeo Stamps - Fill A Book C"( uieker 11� W. SECOND ST. 5349 .0 · ,, I I . Jc,. ',,." ,_. Ulil 4� �',, s l �I � POMEROY, 01110 -SIMON'S - MARK ET OPEN EVENINGS TIL JULY CHILDREN'S VALUES , See Our Table Children's White DRESS SHOES - - - - $1 .94 Chitdren's OXFORDS - - - - - - - ... - $1 .74 SIIH Small 4 lo 3. S•ddlu 1111d Plain Ton OTHER CHILDREN'S SHOES - - - - - .,,. $1.00 □R '• , COFFEE - .,. - - - 6 oz. jar 89c . a.ft .... . ' ' ., . , ,,,. , ., .. k,.i fl, .• , ' l MIDDLE PC, · 25 lb. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR . . $1.79 Vacuum Paek COFFEE . . 49c lb. can EATWELL TUNA FISH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 cans. $1 .00 CAN POITED MEATS . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . 10 for $1.00 VALUE BUY OLEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Ibo . $1.00 '; , 'I l't VEGETABLES DEPT. STOii MILL STREET • BANANAS I O N E S TO� S H O PPING N OME-GROWN TOMATOES-POT.ATOES-GRE'EN B EANS SWEET CORN BY THE EAR ,. •• • CANDY BARS Populttr Brands ' CEN tE� lO FOR 39c COME IN TODAY I "5ave \JIIII r LL i�i.c•_ ...,. _ _ _ :t -� .tr t· 5v i rt Lifsr 4'NWYI• jr!J - - -2 lb. 25c SUGAR 5 LB. 59c 1 0 LB. - $1 . 1 7 $.2.85 25 LB. I Nominee's Fate Set By Death (Continuad From Page Ont) Po! 1: ies is the lifeblood of the Kennedy clan. And lhe Democratic presidential nominee was weaned 011 ii As a child, he was rocked t o sleep by his maternal grand£ath· er, John F. (Honey Fitz) Filzger. aid. who was mayor of Boston al tht.' Lime. H is father, Joseph P. Kennedy-whose wealth has bCf!n e111 im.1tcd at 200 million dollars -was amb11ss11dor to Greut Britain during Ille administration of PrPsi,tent Franklin D. Roosevelt. Boru M.iy 29, Hli7, in Brookline Mass., a suburb of Boston, the second of nine {'hildrcn, he was sent to private schools--ineluding , Chonte-a.nd a ttended Harvard : U 11iv<' rsity and the London School or Ernnomics, where he studied under famed socialist l larold Laski because "my father wanted me 1o see both sides of the street." Se-r-ve1 In Nny Disturbt·d by England 's prl'• World W:ir ll policies, he wrote a thesis on returning to Harvard, and it hccamc the best-selling book "Why England Slept." He was 23 when the book was pub­ lished. The brown.haired, six-footer, who weighs about 165 pou111ls , served in the Navy ln World War II es a P-T boat officer. and was cited for heroism when he saved his crew aftl'r il Ja1)anesc destroy. • er had cul t he vessel in lwo. An ex('Cllent swimmer. he sav• ed one wounded crewman by rlcnching in his tf'eth e strap of t he sailor's M a e West life jacket and towing him lo an island thrt'e milf's away. Aecord iug to Ken• nedy ' s Navy and Marine Corps citation, in l he next six dayi,; he "succeeded in gelling his crew ashore and. afler swimming man y hours all.empting to set•ure food and waler, ,inally dleclcd the rescue of his mer1." In his ordeal, however, • he tig­ gravated a back- ailment he ac. Quired as a youth, .end he con• tr.cled malaria. He was discharg. ed from the service in 1945. Almo1t lmmedlatel,y, NCauM of Jo.'� duth, h• nn for Con­ ''"' at lh• ao• of 29. He camp,aigned hard, talked k1f• book inuH and won. He took his o,th of office at lh• •am• ti� u anoth•r young congrn'­ man--Rlchard Nixon, who pro­ bably wlll be his opponent In the presidential race this Nov­ emb.r. After several re•elccUons, he went in 1952 after the Senate ::.cnt held by Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., n□w U. S. amb.essador to the Uniled Nations but at the lime · Dwight D. EJsenhower's presJ. dential campaign manager, Ken­ nedy won although Eisenhower curried Massachusetts by more then 200,000 voles. In 19�3, Kennedy married bru• nette beauty Jacqueline Lee (Jac:kie) Bouv!er, dsughk r of a Manhattan finRncier. They had met at a friend 's home. "I leaned acrogg the aspar1 agus" .says Kennedy, "and asked her (or e dete." The Kennedy s bavo a daughter . Caroline, born in 1915'1. And Mrs' Kennedy is expecling another child, The Kennedys live in the �eorgetown section or Washington m a three-story, red•brick home. Jn the past the sem1tor could be sttn on Sunday afternoons play. Ing soCtball or touch football with Sen. Henry M . Jackson or Washlngton, who has been men, tioned as his possible running mate. RNds Much Kennedy is l'Onsidered a "lon• / er'' and a detached man. His clos• , eR\ friend, nex� to his wire, is 1 brother Bob, former chief coun. sel of the Senate · Rackets Com. I mittee. At home, the new presidential nominee is a voracious reader, a I devotee of fish chowder some• times five or six bowls at a 1 time and ci.lfars. He has an occas1 ionel Daiquiri or Bloocly Mary be• ! fore dinner, wears custom-made ? !uits and is helple111 to do any . l thing about the pet name his wife I calls him by- "Bunny.'' \ Gorden I New ha,;en · Social News' l1r. and Mrs. Richard /\they 's thildren spent a we1•k here visit ing their .:;randparents, :1tr. and Mrs. Clay1ott Athey, while they vaca• N011CE I n •n unint•ntional mix+Up of t.llrri•r•• p.tpen ye1t•rday. Mid• dleport carrier George, S,1uer t•m. out with no pipers •I all. Th• f•ct th•f Georgl!!'1 cu1to11Mrs recotivtd the-ir p•per1 l•te w■1 in ria way the f•ult of the carrier. - - 3 cans 29c BISCUITS JULY CLEARANCE SHORTS I 88c , r�-· ' ' ---�--- HAMBURGER REL ISH 29c BANANAS - - - lOc lb. SLICED BOLOGNA 3 lbs. for $1.00 Ma rkin's Food Market BECKY$ ---...'· 0 poc CLEVELAND UPI - State High; way Director J. Grant Keys Wed. , nesday asktd support of periodic 1% BEER A Np Wl fif CARRYOUT-COLD re-examination of drivers at the , •-----------------------..:• time they re new their liceruJea. PLENTY OF CANNING SUPPLIES ;;. ---w-.w 0 t•' ., - 79c lb. MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT SHOE .. MIDDLEPOIT, OIIJO ' , ,, ---- T,H E 9 G R O C E R Y B UY S ! iil6:, $4•�T ..i;:• • TO ·- Full R- of lf!tat Full Rillfa of SlrH 9 SLICED BOLOGNA 3 lbs. $1 .00 PURE PORK SAUSAGE - 3 lbs. $1 .00 BOX BACON 5 1bs. $1 . 1 0 - 11...., .. 11 s,... 6 lo 1 2 SATURDAY 0. �ME'A'IS W\'.i� Shoes OXFORDS POMEROY. VI TA M /NS ·PROTEINS·MINERIUS S 1· E A K, U. S. Good ·Men's Men's Dress F 7:30 - ROU ND, U. S. GOOD s11.. s,....11 4 lo l. Reg. $2.99 and $3.49 g Ibs lb. 69c I - ½ gal. 65c ICE CREAM CHARMIN 1]SSUE - 4 roll pac. 35c SASHAYS OUT·•· POT-A TOES 1 0 lb. 59c l,ETART HbME-GROWN oo AN Mot.JR AND A HAL F AND "IHREE CUPS OF COFFEE. LATER SHE HOME GROWN B EANS 2 lbs. 25c By So NEW W. MAIN ST. Your IS. AaoUT HOME GROWN PORK LIVER 2 lbs. 49c 24 Cu. Ft. Deepfreeze ,oR �LE CEMENT AND MORTAR t Ownirt : k. H. �nu1111, 6- hf'� �· Another Good Buy From liolc.er's .. ' THE NEW FOREST RUN ROAD orr Route 7_,4, Mlle North or Pomeroy ,1,i, Jollli \favl,,' n,tld.iy -Ill( flir, I ' ..1 ' pmr,; , Mr. � ¥: , n Nn '? 1'il'11J!n , �,llt l,i 1'l'IUl;l1eq, ,/roiJI, iloi,!� Azoits, ,- 10HI t,oume Air Bue, tot'um--,� day. TO 00 THE MOR NIN G CMORI:$••• 49c doz. GREEN PT. PLEASANT - Members of I.he Pt. Pleasant National Guard unit are preparing for their an• nual two weeks active duty train• i n g whirh Is scheduled for Aug. 5· 2 l al Ft. Stewart, Ga., this yeer. The 3664th Ordinance Company w i l l condurt three more Mondfly night sessions prior to the bj.g event. Capt . James 0. Roseberry reporte d today thet the unit would be b.riercd on the eve of lhelr de. parture from Pl. Pleasant, Thurs• day, Aug. 4. Following the two weeks activ'e trainin g the Guard!lmen will re, t urn to .P t. Pleasant and begin pre­ paring for their annual JG lnsp6c• tion, which is slated for Monday, Sept. 26. Mra. Wild Fosler and dau1bter returned to their home in Colum•­ bus after a vlllit wlth her par, ent1, Mr. ,nd Mr1. Albert Hill. Sunday c1Uen of Mr, ■nd Mrs. T. G. Hilldore and d■u,:hter were Mr. ■nd Mra. Ralph Chevalier ■nd son Michael and Mra. , Suun Gal­ breath of Belpre and Mr. and Mrs, William Mc:Kelvey of Port• • � land. Mr. ■nd Mr1. Solon Butcher and Mr. and Mr1. Jerry Butcher o.1( Cleveland visited Mra. Id■ Howell over the weeti&nd. Mr-s. M:1r11ret Houd11b1lt 1pent Tuesday with Mr. ■nd Mr■. Albert Heilman on Wolf Pen Road. Reeent 1ueatl of Kr. and Mn. Garret Cl�le were Kr. ■nd Mn. Lawrence H11man ■nd family of Westerville. Mn. Lliura McKenale and Jilin P•llY Sha1n were recent a:uesll ol Mra. Ru�)' WUU■ m1 ■nd fam• Uy at Marie!... r-OREST RUN CEMENT Blotl. CO. i•i -------J'i,,#� t�· rili �: e NE)(T-DOOR NEl6MBOR, BUSTS IN JUST WHEN A(,ENDA PDPCNE R, '11-lE ONLY MIN UTES FROM THE PATCH c,,. . You must be single-never have been married or divorced or hid a marriage annulled. Your age, as ot August J4, 1960 cannot be less than 16 or mote than 24 years. You must be of the . highest character and posses, poise, charm, personality, end beauty of face nnd figure. B Y MRS. FRANCIS NORRIS WSC S HOLDS SESSION The WSCS had a covered d ish picnic in the recreation room at the home of Mrs. Harry Pickens, Friday evening, .Ju l y 8. Following the d i n ner a devo• lional perind was held with Mrs. Crill Hradforri a,; leader using as her topic "Thr Christi11ns Use of Leisure Time." Mrs. Pickens, president, conducted lhe business session. The�eet i n g ('loscd with the Lord ' s Prayer in unison. SWEET CORN 'lt>O-HO:)-•IT'S ME. 'RQSaOL.A •- I ..11.JST � 1'0 DROP c,ve.R AN' HAVE A CUP OF C,OFFEE WITH ',0..1-AQE 'YO<J BUSV ? A,s,oLA HOME GROWN e:ni - I �t� Racine Society News NOW I S THE T I M E TO SAV E. HOM E-G ROWN PRODUCE IS ON THE MARKET. YOU CAN R EA.LL Y EAT B ETTER AND SAVE MORE. In August Contest I I -.------ �---- ---------·---r-,r-- They'll Do It Every Time JUMBO SAVINGS 2--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 14, 1960 ren of Roanoke were recent guull Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 14, IIIII0--3 I of lhe1r p.arent1, Mr and Mu. John Hatlo ' I Grimes. Rev. and Mrs Robert Dille va• Jr. Club Meeu Mr and Mn Jen ttoush Qr B uf­ c:ationed in the mount.1:lra near The Junior TWllt,bt Garden falo, New York werl! rl!c-enl 11ue1tt Buckhannan Qf his brothers, Nirk, Ct1tr and Mr. and Mr, lbward Burrii are Club met for their picnic at th• JQhn. 1pending the wl!ek 11acstionin1 home ot Mn. T. A. Hewet.on on July 8. Mr and .Mrs Rufull Ekeuor near Blackwaler F.ills FoUowing lhe bu1ineu meetin1 were week eod guest1 or relattve, Mr and Mn Carl Shawver of lhe members in attendance 1p,en1 in Gall 1poll1, Ohio Salt-m, Va . s:J.l('nt tbe paat week the afternoon tourinf the HewetM r�. Charil's Dodd and Mra. here v11iting his parentn, �r and 1Cir1 (arm. John Morg.11n were Vlllltors ln Park.· Mrs. Ivan Shawver ershurg on TU!•sday ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM Mr. and Mrs Thomas GrinRtead HOW TO KILL IT. Mr and Mrii {.' Kobert Tennent and family, )1:r llnd .'rfrs William IN 3 DAYS. and rh,ldren are vi11lmg this week McF.ul anc · and f.11m l ly spent the If IMt dtllthted with STRONG, wJtb relatives in Wellllburg. week 1·nd vlllitmg Mr and Mra. )!rs. Bertha Kemper o( Colum• Clyde Rice and family at Evan,. imtant4ryff19 T-4-t., ,our 41c Meir: at Mtf d""f aNA. Wakh ht­ hu8 v1�1ted here recently with Mrs. ville, l nd. '-'" skin 1IOlllh .tf. Watch )1artm Ohlmger. Mrs. Fred Batey and Mn. Lloyd h•1fftty 511:ln ...,a_. ft. Itch and ..,rnlnt' are IIOM'I TODAY at Carolyn Sue carper of H IUlting- Roush were v1s1lors 1n Charles ton Swlaher & L••• 1 0 11 vmled last week with Mr. and on Friday l'OIM,oy. \Ir� E:ugene Hester and f.amHy. Mr ;ind �rs. Donald Brown and Libhy wt•re vacationin g I.Ht week BROUGHTON'S DAIR Y LANE m Noew York. I Mrs. Le sley Aluander of Sara• sola, F'la., \· 1s1ted ret·ently w i th Mr. [ and �rs. T Bert Roush and also �tr. and Mrs. Bme Cunningha m in l l untington. I Mr. and Mrs. ilomer Meredith STAR CRUST and '1ike of Belpre, Ohio, were week end guests uf her mother, Mrs. Lodemia VanMetre. Mrs. F'loyd Mi lln ol Marietta lioned in Florida . MA BROWN'S HOT DOG OR 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carmack and visiled rel&tives here over the Mrs. Mary Steele are visiting rela• week end. lives in Endicott, N Y. Mr. a n d Mrs. Wally Stewart of v�xington . Ky., were re{'enl J!uesh of his parcnls, Mi:. and Mrs. J. L. S[Cll'Url. One Loi Of Chlldrens I He�·. BoyU Scolt of Pe1rnsylva1 1ia I <'iSHl'ti ht-re re(·enlly. �1r amt Mrs. David l..owman 1 wi·rr rec e nt guests of relatives in Sizes 3 to 14 l:allipolis, Ohio. \Jrs. Frances Brown has takl'll uv;:,r t he reslillll'anl formerly . 1 Goldyt's. Mr. aml Mrs. Bentley Grim('s RUTLAND, OHIO and J .i nd;; of Lohanon, Va . ,and :Mr. • and Mrs. Jewell Clifton and rhild I It's This is just the way a yourigster's' eyes brighten· 1 p s einer h th ' H ' ' s ere en w • • • oo up . . . grown-u s', t ' - --I bread oozin' goodness at breakfast, lunch or dinner·,-;. 'tweentimes; too. Fresher • • • tastier • • • good for youl , , . rs ·made by llle;tmall . lialdt process • • • smooth, unifOIIII llxbn·,l/ . llO Good 11i1n� .� with _tlei��-���llefg ...... � .. - llelner's Mlicl 1101es • • • eea.--. -•·call iL \ Willi_ftd!Jfhirg W!. �. '. . . r v· Wh ite Blasts Tw o Ho me 1·:3 In -�--=c=----,-,-� o_m ero Y . �.- ,,.---�-�--;;-��-=--=-----: National League Prestig e Ne,·er Higher After Second l\' II Star V 1'ctory Over Amen· ,. .,. .... lutop - 8' I C t O ry Senators, Redlegs Headin g To '-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O ., July l4, 1 960 ���!:��t���-1 Middleport T_ales ,-.4 �ixed l ip . Showdown In Second Half Play Affair At Rftf1ne 1ft ltll lnnmv M , ddleporl 's Li t t l e (,,ague Hed mrluding a (,!pie, Dick File had • . • • .. . r, legs and Senators are heading I f wo singles and Mark TannehUJ, ✓ I j --_,_._. -S IN n M vs .. D-'I U4l1 naaat• POmeroy and M 1ddle�o1 t w on vu1Qries ln th� vvednes- rur a second hair showdown ne1tl Ray Hindy a nd Art Cas i each • . . c day evening round o f p l<1� r n t he County Summer ·fhgh Sthool Wt.>dnesday after each won rou m NF.W YORK l 1 PI-Sa t ional I yrars of t hi• games wht>n t h e bases fill ed anti t wo 0111. thus Only 91me ��ut.d . ig!l•d. Frnh , G.nws Leai;:-ue presl 1ge sto()d al all all- • A rru·ril'an t 1 rw \'1dories las! t·vcning. League. L4•ague cl u rmnatNI k i l l m� orf the A m ericans' best , at �h 002 000-- 2 3 1 l l me peak Cod�y ilS a resuH of 1 1 11 1 11:;�.- he c ·o11t mued. "And. we dianns. • Th e Senators measure d the Rt' (l So x . . le i a 8-3 can-.p r into m M red-Orange Alf look py e nd d Po d ..,... .. 1 ltlt.��••• ukfl- .. �ll� nftatl He 4 g e . 04 2 h :-1 l 10 1 t h e hlcnd of Pitching a n rl pnwl't t h i n k 11 IS �- \ e r}' h e� l l h y l h 1 11g �t s 8 s e Brav 2, RedJcgs took . ..,.,_e don' t know more abou! � h� · and the port beat Racine 9-4 in a mixup with Qarkne�s but Racine .. n lwards (LPl, AeJlr:er 5 and th� t p roduN>d a �wee p or both for hasl'ha l l h e h t -0 E 1 1 Sox 2. Hcd 4 owns ach · pllch1t1g to Marili tha n anyhod) lnanage r JU l'llbr Wolle today graciously declined to pnt t ♦ Bu t <"h e_r . Ta n nehill (W P), Swaj, 3, this rc-11r ' s All Star games. e ('ords. r T ht· t riumph, �-omi n g rr om Mon l'lse doe!;" said Nattonal Leagut' L 01 �� ~-n ___ A l Ra erne aher Sf'ven f ull lh n• . f'lllh, , ttliht 0 Allfl.tiii M rm ager H�n ry : d�y s 5 3 WIil in Ka116ati CJIY. Manager Walt Al�ton "We jus t Clalworth .v ' s Ro_11 Hindy 3, Wal J aoe 6 and W al"'.Plf e said today Raci r1 e wishes Th u rMily"I p!..;.?� i llft ma nagie!'i uh�kti ownst 10 th e . all swun� "Tht> pe-ndulum ha,s te ... lace, Manley 6. · (' ! hl' \/a1ional League three h;av e b (IJ()d i,Jtchen." " Senator! m i J g ,i hit v 9-4 n at w l l l . Middleport U,,e Johnso )ii11ve to game ��ire •·• 1 _.., � to �, , denl , ,gr~·• ., ' by •-· . N o games u...-uu lh. Wa', . " liMI d a J U b • I an t ''" I . i 1 it· I urn·�. in ..., ------1 Hacket1 with t h t• I aSI four All - Star . 1 Onl.,. TlillNt llk.itout Pli:y a�olher full t nning. I n l he an d R.ac 1n e not l ake 1. l s al ba t s un . Top hliter was 9·11 I rt , Gi les Prt':mle-�l Warrt-n F G y' d r four, for r u a all , r and ve le e how , singles. M i lr e t h ere i s a league � ss lt'mor11 :•, •c h�c• ( h{' N ;i tionals rode 1 0 v 1dory top o{ t he Bi li t he Jackets coll ('(' led n ine 111 t hr last 1 3 . rn e s V I LL ANOV A Hl lt ES COACt-( E S Wednf'sda)· ·� 6.0 t riumph ove: 1 �; I gAnd, ru le t hat re verls t he gamf' back to Gardner had a double and a nol lo be overloolr:ed, was on' th e wings of , hom f' ru11� hy Ba .i � .1 � bc livt K � tuns n ingin t g sw o I VrLLANOVA. Pa. uPI _ Villant B 1 Amen caJJ l .t.•aJ::UC' "Thf' vic ory t lw DOll ::rr .. · ";o r lO � rif's 1 ' vu•lor·y �dd ll' M .i thews. M ays, Stan Mu � o; : o:;r i;,ty�:.. University h a s announced the anything, to ind it. a 1 o-J Ra d nf' t he st• venth in which case a tc ret' · s i n g le, and Rod Sauer . a triple. ova Ne Y 'k a o and the W,1) 11 was adnevrd , ovc- r ! ht, C hicago W h ite t J oh g son go1 two si ngles for m en t s by the managers would be last s1:il and Ken B oyer but Al�to 11 Sox 8 " r ' t t Ii> t il nd pJayPta lwh ied tht• slow me 0 h addilion of two coaches to assist demonstralf' l hf' ovna l l .strf'ng!h a u t u m n lha1 keeps W u '"9 on a Cl eve I • , n t l he Braves' only h i t. inlac1 t he wa � proudest r.f his pikhin� as lo 1'ave jt Cilllcd and 'i>ossibl y void . . new head f0()1ball CODch Alex Bel l. of our !eag uf' c st rm g o{ NL su cesses. which p�oduced only th� lt11rd M i d d le port h at ters wer e To_m An Senalors revert to the 4 . 4 l i e afle r seven J n . Tliey are Burley Crowe, former asg "It's u lung w�y from lhc ea r l)• U0-8 : : 3.01 l dern!n· a double and t wo srngles. shul?u t m t h� 29.gam e h1st or:,: of - I .. So,• Am•rlunt Cold nin gs. llr'V a t b c d Ura ves 11 TheIT s no! tha1 much d i ffer• AH·Slar cla1mcs. ' Jn stepped the bla<"k ·coalf d u f• Ra n dull Bo.,. l e s a double and sin . . . l' n d Gla�S_ J��0 a Stobart ci: : 1 : � ::�� !: �fl.��r�:,. ::�:� !w ee n tl1e l eagues " said Mays, who emerged as the 1 960 ficials who called 1 he gn ml' bt•· gle, a nd _ Jb h n Smg e r, Rick Oiler. son and Ca.,;ci. (')I ('(' t_w rd, as line roach. gua ova . A l . M ,rn a�e r A l Lo_pez, _ by way sta r of stars by smashb,g ou 1 Clll lle of darkness t hou � h Ha(' inf' Boo ne l lrn dy and Thomas, e ach ) Wall1ce Hom.rs singles. of upl1old1�g his c1rcu 1 I ,II pr1•s• t h re(' h i ts in each game , Mahad not lntted ' as per t h r unoffi. BOX ER DENIIS REPORTS B ru ee Wallace pui the Redle gs I lg<'. " W e JUlll �ere> cold and l hl' WS. M usial a n d Boyer simply For Racine , Wilson Wolfe , D u• cia \ agreemen t befo re t h e i n n in � ead 10 st ay i n the first inn ing ah 1 h t•y were hoL Some o� ! hi' f1, 1 - wert• too much for the Amprica n ane Woll e , and Ted Bailey had be"an. , m I _ Jose Beeci=• �IEXJCO ri v.r• " wi t h a grand slan1 home run. NEW and ! ' S E il > ;igu(''s pitc h �rs. t wo sing I es each. J .ows we l':'Xf", c-te d 1 0 h1 t f 11r u.� . l ,i Mat hews eo_ n chambantamweight world er:a, Both managers (John Thompson. . , . T wo a k e rs h ur teams fa c l !>l ll�p�y didn I . nt·d ed fm11,. with one aboard 1 n · M iddleport, and Wo lfe ) we n• not M iddleport Pa : ! reporli denied Wednesday pion. �/� � r es ; sinJ?i two had Edward� 9 1�9 020 010 l 1 thief among t hese was Rogf'r t h t• secund tnoin,:. lo give the Na - each olh�r 1" Lht champ,9nsh lp 1mre whether t h e .i:ame should Ra i ne 000 202 Ox--4 8 J and Duane Johnson one for the that he had planned an early rel' ' M a m. who ,;e 27 homr nm� li_ a i l I l iontds a 2-0 le.ad against W h i tey g am � o { t h\Be �d fo r� ball 'J.'t) ur� a� have been slopped at 7 "45 , Hindy and Bowles. 0. Wolfe and o n l y hits off four Redlcg pitchers tiremcnt and said he would fight wh e n 11 � loni w en � 1•1· 0 1 u ng vlt1tor�et dune so much du ri ng L he ri rst Ford a nd Meys follow ed with his · actu ally was call ed off Bailey. For the Redlegs Wallace add- at least until 1 962. He also denied in t�e srmi-tihal ro� r1 �, laat n11Cbt. --half of the American l .eaijt1(' St'a --ham e r in t he third. ed a single, Ronnie Hindy stormed that he and his manager, Pancho White's Tom Pomeroy At loud son lo I m IJie Yankees into t he M u 11 1a J st ruc k his sentim e ntal · \\ :werly a n 9 Smi t _h s, U p� ot,ter• slum hit a of out t h e lped destroy kO hopes, 8 bl Y ba Rosales, had split up. £or 3 with 3 p ated Me l Clark s All 'Stars _ ___ _ _ __ league lead. Maris d Jdn'r mak r s hot as a pin e h . h itt 'e r in the sev . ] m.: de fr P hone WV-2-3794 Knight' lielpeU by Terry s, t . a h i t m e it her i:ame a n d was rf'· enth inning and Bo}'er co1mected anO Syraruse, re spedlvely, in play In the first I ll n·m g BO b �PO M F. ROY, 01110 . owen times several rupted r e mt was 1hat l' h w e r ic W dn • da y w�it:�t�hce for a \WO·run blow i nto t h e l fl M.'I k e Werry 111ng]ed, c , Si ll�l�d � � •; � � •; � . , ---. •� � : 2 rain. by �' ' : " •; ff . the . lo Jee matters 111 . , J::;:::=aaa:======a::::::=i.'.�'� K m l,t got a ground rule double 1 fleld seah . W a\lt•r 1 y, 1 as1 yenr s c hamp1 ons, uin1h. besJ�e t he church and White horn• . . . t urning b11ck the rnuble l httle had A d 1sappo1ntmgJ y sma ll c rowd red with one on. ' l l SI ars, 9· 1 · A five run . st mn• of 38,382 for tlte firsi A I I-Star A .ing · ln the lhird White solo homered gave thern a lead which th e y By United Pr111s lnt•rn.tlonal game pl ayed at Ya nkee Stadiu m th e tree vc:lll ., ·d e the c hurch . aver . , I·. It was "shutout" nlght in the 1'he ball was well 1 poked. Jn the s! n ce 1 939 o ppeared to enjoy the n ev � r )J U rr�11cI_ e�tl 1 1 1 l first in m n g t h Y scored 1 League Wednesday. fourth Allen Downie walked Bow• rival managers• !;trategy of using 1. .: 1.v1lf' runs � t w;. h�ats and 3 International ltlp Coleman of the Toronto . en walked and M ike Werry singled vir1 u11lly every playn on the �1 ·�1 ur errors. h e its were bY Maple Leah Cal Browning squads. of the h0' th h m Tefft illl<l Sha rp� . Th c:y a�ed two Rochelter H�d Wings Arl l!OX t:n and STRt:TCII · Ie d ' was Cecca• . tn 1: :ifth White smg more rtlTIN each ltl the fifth and re 1 1i of the Richm ond Virgin ian, , fo•• n;e , an k d rTan d • E rsbne h and be . . Tlie All ·Stars he lJlCd six · · · t h mnm_ga F rom and Bunky Stewart of the Miatni Bob w·inebt enner . · · I ed, Ebers• smg . them comude r1bly 1V1th ten errors M ar IIns all pitched shutouts. bach beihg out ori a close play at m t he , It'. 'ff.KRY ('l,OTII - 1<1 : �h ' e .I0 '.1e . All. Star Colema n 's was the mosl impres- home. SCO�f' ram, Ill the hrSI mnmg on sive as he held the Buffalo BisonR IO Fot A-0 In the third , Collins 'f11ts by John Thomas and Joe Brad- lo three hit9 I n helping the Le1f1 sinot....1 .." cu, s�ph �� enson dou ble d for : lt Y . sweep a double•header , Toronto one run, and in the sixth ){obinson OUflM'V .lack nevon•, ace Waverly Pitl'h- won the opener, :J. 2. and the nine- and Burli'.e walked advinced on e r , mn Ji• lus ftrst a ppeara n ce i n innin g n ightc ap, 2-0. ZANESVILLE, O. UPI-D1ndy pasAed balls, and Sooted on Cald,h,• tf)u rn.inH'nt ! h i s year and guvf' D n n ('0 · h l If we o rtib �•� l :e: .smg Je. The double victory wldt! ned the ilJ rvi���� �� ll p only l h ree hits. Lou Fellure le� : r· · · C'her, fanned tour, walked Leafs' lea•ue lead to 1 1 1'n game, fj,.,. " lo tbe �irat lB•t. · l• match play W!IA lht• losl• r and was relieved by ... w ,· 1, Porn ero Y v •Itc> hf ng fan. ••c- ned 13 walke" into , "'and dropped 8"11,lo u round Gf the OltI·o �Amateur golf Crit"kel Se arl es in lhe sixth. · 211 · Short Slt>t>Vt" and Knit w. u x pOmeroy JS ' t h',; nipJ> ed Syracuse by a 3·0 ond-place tie with Richmond. Smi · champiOn 11tlip1 today with lady A ·O 001 4 J 3 "1'"cour1t a n d Jim llaH idd of Stewart pitched a seven·hitter the Wash 'n Wear lllrk on h fs -1de. Pomeroy x-e 1 2 40l t 10 Th"' 4 1 -year. old architect won Pa r kf'rsbur , kum pitcheO two-hit as Miami bea the transplanted Stephenson (LP) · 'R an d 1P h ( 1 > 2 e11try, ty · c, Jersey nd fannP1I 12. The winners a bait Cecand 0, F rom meda"\illt h.onors for the third · ht and Lyons Winebrenner, K nig t a l l i ed lwicc• i n t he first innin g on carelli scatte red , ·,ght h ,· ,, and · " time weuKe•i.N.:.. when tie shot a · ube-b' F· c.. t<I and "' c11c h t wo-u.n der..na7•� for I aa-hole an t•rror, a wulk, and doublc.11 by Ken Hunt hit hie 14th hom�r es Umpires; Moote, C· . R usse11 and from • ti qualifier s�ore · CJ f 142 two leu Foui.:ht and r . rcgg. They scored on Richmond beat the Columbus Jets C Knight. n n in fiPld o,1t. The only lwo Syra- 4•0. WASll 'N WEAR A N D TROPICA i, WORSTF.1 1 than his nearest t'bttipetitor. ---In another doul>le•head e r. RoAlso ln the field w■a defend• euse hi Ls were by HoMcr.Wine'bren • TOK yO UPI-Com munist Chi• rL i und ' l Buddy unrl ner che8 treal Mon the with split er \ i ng chamJ)i�n Tohy iUom today na from accused Japan or plani�el ' s All Stars and Syr,cuse Ro.,al,, winning the opener, 6-0 Cl nr I nnati who waah't quite ready bY con• armament nul'lear nlng were schl'1l11l1•1I lo mee t In the and losing the nightcap, �-4 to give u p his ctown. Two strokes aidering the developme nt of mis- / i AND · . back of Cahnichael in the qualifier ".Ot1s0:Jation ,anw nt 7 : :io thil I ven• Browning pitched a t hree-hit �hut• siles. However, ing. Sy rncuse Manager out for Rochester in the seven­ were Bob Rankin or Zanesville Bob Lcroks reported !hut his team inning opener, Ralph Maurie and B9b Hoiig of Columbus. They ume in with even Wl - would not he 011 hand for lhe WH credltef' • with his third ! GIANT ll_Rl,f'lilR, -i -t-rLA� BALLS ,�ahte. hlrector Ralph S11yre re.l)O rt - tory agaJn11t n, defeats in , for a two• day score of l"4. Shop I n A lr-Copdltl<jnrd OomCorf Al --'------�• - · • · • • tJd tha t there woul<I be a game nightcap, although Mo n treal kITCUENER, Ont. UPI _ G en • r l � ed at 7 : 30 , The championshi p t o rush in four relict pitchers tluri ng the last two innings , f'rnl Manager Mun Patrick, has nn · · rorite�t will follow. I n casc of. rain tonight the STANDIN GS nnutH 't•d t he trunsfe r ol the Nf'w pla be will r:am<"ti Friday on veLI W L Pct. GB · . Yo r k Hungt•rs Three Riven , Que., " Ho m e of Arrow Shirts" . t h g i n Toronto . . . . . . 5 7 27 .679 farm club or lhc• Ea stern Ptofe!il• PHON E WY-2-:J l 98 POMEROY, .01110 Th e lirw se es: Buffalo 46 39 .541 1 1 1h . sional Hockey Liiagu e lo Kitchenr ,1 Gamo R ic hmond 49 42 .538 1 1 ½ er , , . .. , , , . , , , . 500 022 0-9 7 2 ltoc hHt.r . . . . . 39 43 ,476 1 7 WavC' rly WEEK OF IH·23rd Mt•l's 17½ .471 45 40 . . . . ity C Jersey 0 1 1 00 000 0--J 3 PHONE Df'vo1·" und •Bartlet t ; l•'4• l l ure, MontrHI . . . . . 37 46 ,446 19½ Middleport S (' utlt•s (6) and D. Clark. WY•2-3498 Columbus . 37 50 .42S 2 1 ½ 2nd Game ' Miami 37 50 .425 2 1 ½1 · �--Syrucu�e 000 000 0-0 2 3 Smith's S.. ltle Chlvy Mi,tery Show In ... S.IHll�NIIC•l'I. ioo 0 1 0 x -3 ! 0 Cundiff and Wilso n ; l !u1 field and G regg. �:h, ���wh':�� ��:..:: , h "' •· »:r l.:, . � t r I I :':'9!,...- l t . r.ttt b I 9's parkers w·11 C..t0fflllflte r- Ifl BAKER and SEYF RIED your LENNOX dealer Wednesda y Was H()T-WEA'fHtR NEEDS rk . SWIMWE4R C,arml·ehael f,ea�s . FJe]d In li $2.95 • BEACH ROBES I v�f Softball F1'nals l COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES I �,?. ! ••~J $2.65 SUMM ER SLACK S With Summer Toys I 1d"�f l\' SPORT SHIRTS --··· .. o• Ama t eur T $4.50 - . Ne"'r Shu't-Out N1"gh·• t In IL t ,,· = Baseballs Gloves Sail Boats Beach Balls ° $4.50 I All SUMMER SUITS SPORT COATS REDUCED I S�lll:#1 Birtm/-ay About p!.10!�:!!�!... 1,,.d hy er mother, Mn. Allee Ridgeway, entertained with a party Tuesda y ; afternoon at her home on Lincoln Helcht.s, honorin& her 10n, Terry, on Ms seventh birthday, Games were pklyed during the afternoon and priie1 were 1w11rded the winners. After the honored guest opened hls gifts, refresh· 111ent1 of ice cream, cil'CUJ calre' With the lnst:rlption "Happy Birthday" and tool aid were aene.d by the ho"ltease,. Balloons Wert given as faYon. P-te�nt were Joli and K l!ll!Y Spen.te:r, Sean, ¥.ichael ·•� " ttrlci •uUen, Don DJaney, Jolleph Freetnlp, f'afflela Neu(!.lihg, 'Cltla and Betty Akers, :Mary ind R:•ndy er...,. Gary Finley, Lin'/' an<\ DIan1 ttenldon, Roy Vau1han, l)o'n Andenon, Morton Titus, �e Hal�, tbf. ·honored g uest aOO Mrs. Jiftll Hail Pic,,ic Sr,pper Honors Ft,rmer Me-igs Couplt Around And Observed WJth . ---�-:- SPACE Affll,\PTI 1'.l>.IL WASHINGTON UPI-The Fell· eral space Actncy Jnd il\_il Arm')I' failed Wednesday in separate a t . te mpts to send 'rocltett 1011 scleri• • t ific missions over tbt Atl•nt ic .Ocean from Wallop, llllind, Va, B 'A11 G ll'NS • • 88c and $1 .00 Check Our Tables• BECKYS . Mid8leport By FAIO DII: HOUOAS H&LT -=r. - D and Mrs. J , H. Jewe ll of Detroit, Mich., came Mcmday for a vi,it with Mr. and Mrs. James Souders. Paul Cunnin&ha m Who was called- here because of the deat h of his father, Lester C11nn ingham, left toda y for hi• boQ)t in Tuls .u, Okla . He w i.11 ac� nied as nephew , tar •• CollynlJus bl n of M r . D'J"lrq'_ dutiql�a':b,m, ah� �rt. Clifford f.m1ing l1am ■ home in vhib Is retUrnthJ to triter the navy Lima. Denriy next week. Visitots wlill, Ml'. aM, Mrs. Guy Rexnolds fl'8 Mri. and Mrs. G11y �uhrtz ancl �uiht!U', Susan, 1nd . Mio. Ed•• Kil� 4ticl ion Donald bf Cuyiihbgl F1111. . � T/Sgt. a¥ Irita. ?fl, . S . Welke r , �rned to (�di� �tt) 1,1. ;I).,+ vlait lng J,. D. S<ott, I!,, M'r . 1na S.ll"P•on and l ••d Mo,. · lOC!ll, ,nd Mr. and Mrs. S tcrl Ji>n1, Walk�r of M&sbn. Weebnd vlsltora with Mia! Nina R t1uell were Mr. and Mrs. Harry L■inI · of Cletellnd. • While here they &llo visited with Mr. and Mn. Dale Wright df f,angsvllle. Wilbtlr 'f.htobald la in Co\u m• bus today where he Is attendJng a meeting at tht Nat,ionwide Inn on behalf of the Vliley Ltlmb6r and �upp \): Comfl,any .• Wllllam Theobala · of Columb us reiumed home Tuesd"ay mornine arter a visit wlth liis mother , Mn. Lydia Theobald. wm ill,levelilorl, I ill.... ,..l"., LONDON UPI-Cuban Defense Mlnister Raul Castro was awarded th• Czechosl oakian Order or the White Lion Wedn·eaday, the Czech News agency reported. GI FTS GALORE ! <if1Nl .. "1Gllllls .-c,ilEf'r .. QU(I Softballs Bots Sand Toys Swim Rings Badminton Sets - Miniature Golf Sets Wading Pools - Inflated Rdfts Gihs For All Occasions B. H. SANiORN Optometrist Jeweler . MIDDLEPOllT, MILL STREET :MIio A comm unity picnic 1t1ppef 1n1 held Wednesdaf nenln1 at the home or Mr. and Mn. Frank Amos, Rock Sprin1s Road, · honorlnl M'r. and Mn. John • RoUlnton (Alice Bowen) and son, John Tom, of St. Simon Island, Ga. Atten ding were Mn. Myrtle Lqn&. Mn. Clara Orueaer, Mrs. Wilma Stobart, abn Dorothy l,On&, Mrs. Ed Kina, Mr, and Mrs. Her• bert I).ixon and Sut,.in •nd Rocer, Mr. anli Mbr. Claude'- Hu•�d. MJ. and Mn. Eldqn Weelwi. Ji(r . •Itd Mrs. Fred Clark, sfteme and Chuckie, Mrs. Manie BrOfin, Mn. Clara Showen, Mr. al!d � - Paul Frick, Paula and Edclte, Mr, a nd Mrs. Orville Brown. Mr. and Mn. A.Iva Clar\:, �r lr: Allen and Jennlf�r sua■n, Yr. aio,d Mrs. V irlil Brown, Fred and Tont, Mrs. Lucille Brown. Mn. Jaclr: See· lig, Becky and Marty, Mr. and Mn. Dick You n g. :11ike and Eddie, Mr. and �rs. Thomas· �Wen, Mr. and Mrs. William Pullins and R odney of Point Pleasant, W. Va., Mn. Clara Karr or Cleveland and the honored guests. 6 1;: N - . . .. POMi:ROY, · OHIO 3-T Nylon !\tbeleila Oul■ lanllina AU•Wealhtr Value 95* 7.IIO I 14 'llachl'� II Nylon Tube-Type lllU O.?Ollll Blackwall tvmp11i.. Pr11v1d . . . MllgMd '"'" "'a,iwfot,, l\lftd lo 11111.. r•OC1ppl1t9 PffNtlc,■L ••n ooac1,._. nr.. •• ' $1n.a!lt• ,c;;-- ·1111i1s 1rs iievru,us ........ ODI �- ' te,t tnck 11 San Angolo, Tall. . ._ �Ii� .;.�� aavt with aafefy I l,1J£ R OI L co� Home Owned ana Operated YOU'LL IJKE OUR '5EBYICE POMIIIOY, �O SANDALS �<Mt 'l)j; Genuln� l.ealb�r· So\es 1-67 .W -tli� , ' ♦ ' ' . b EOONOIIICAL TRANSP8RrATION i.. 11 you haven't driven It yet, you don't know wl)at a �light driving can be. Its steering, response, traction -nd 'l!lldability ••� uniq ue because It's '- unique ciir -the Ollly U.S. t.ir with an air-cooled @lrpte,nl!:I)'� ,.., engihe, transaxle and lnde penden� su nsion i\ ali fo�r w!leels. Be In on the know, ·. Flnd out what delightful differences this 1dvanced' design makes, ·· · · ,. o• ·_.__---.._ v M"'T0rt �¥- _"'_ c --,------�� ... � ��J� PO . 1 • " • _ ,. , ,. ..AaoY, lco -ical lnl118porlation • . • ' •. ,. �!JlJ' Hith 'e H l t b'R E N ' S 11 11 I )it- 1,ft Rii, $39.95 Suits Now Reg. $29.95 Suitl Now . -- $2.65 Mitt Now .. lhe- l,tl $3.32 'tlffi l'fh ,._,-- Reg. $49. l-., 1,k Hill Now __ $4.63 --.r.w · HM Now __ $5.28 '4-ILOR .- FI\ATS .,_. �· W : · � '. , � ·s1 . ., ' -�� Now f ,.,s Now tR+/1 :Rfl41 - f;ll •;ri·l4t,t IRTS . - Now $4.71 $6,38 Only ':.,. t. S HOIS Rog. 10,95 SHOES now tt.'6 R■•• 1 3,95 SHOES now fl l;tl ·R■t, $3.aa 'If.ii. l.tl 'SHIRTS Jiil. 2:fi lltiRTS , 1.� Now -- Bots R;t PS now IHlltTS - 12,31 $3,11 :,. . . Men's,& SUWM Ii $ $1 now :· RTS SH TS � All Men's Swim W•ar 1/a . Red uced Rog. 2.98 SWIM TRUNKS now_ Jl.'9 Rog. 3 ,95 'SWIM TIIUN KS R■9, 4.98 SWIM TRU_NKS •• ..1.22 llljf. 5,95 'SWIM TRUNKS n■■, ,fl.97 ,tu '" �· • . •· <·�:.-.�.- .N .... $3.98 Men', '1'• leg. $4.98 Men'• t , ;" ., , �"•••• . "i't MIiii ••• Vatl.ft •�· $2.95 w.ilm tnliffli iiow _ - ' Now $3. 1 8 �:i.. . .( .. Boy's'Short Sl•v•· Knit Shirts leduced Rog. 1 ,69 SHIRTS' Rog. 1 .91 SHjlirs now---•··· ._, • R... 2.98 SHjRTS ,.,., .. ttlii Boyt Walki"'9 -S-hct1!11 & Play :Shorts of4 sale log. I .ff SNOITI Rog. 2.91 iH<HITs 'lt-0. 3.50 SNdtTS HASKI NS - ANN • Jil stcot-10 a - 1 211 - • .71 Boy's Swim Wa 1EouC1D · � WA.LES IINMJI POMIRGY .. •� 1.,■ 5 " .... $I.ta �• lillillllrs . I� SHIRTS PAJAMASRE9 . Boys "ISI.ANDERl1 REDUCED $10.00 . . .... '"'" _ _ ,us now � _,_,, ·�'"" ... _-.,, All Men's � Comp!.,. Stock .of Rog. 1 .91 CAPS '1,51 KNIT SHIRTS • NO iEFUNDSI R■t, 1,25 CAPS . - :O'lfiira' "�e ·r I tn{ ,n,... now 14,95 SHOES · . .._-,$ lltil. 1.00 CAPS -··-·_...,_ �� a 1 now ___ $7.16 NOw :bN SAU lsl1nd1rs , loy's Short Sleeve Sport.Shirts Reduced N1tlonally A4t. CIIOSBY SQUARE fAlJ i:;1ze1 $1.77 · now $4,64 AA Men's Short 51■- Rog. 4.2l Shlrto ,_ $3.31 .... .tf.l WALKING SHORTS now $3,32 6.95 WALKING SHORTS Now $1 9.97 REDUti01 Rog, 5,00 Jl,lm no'w $3,11 Rog. 5,95 Shlrti now '4,78 R.., 1,95 SHOES WALKING SHORTS now $2,63 Coafl Sport REDUCED! Men's Summer Dress Shoes and Casuals ALL ON SALEt y a.., 2'.t!I SUMMER DRESS SHIRTS ,-.,, Walking Shorts REOuci:D 3 :.Men's "ISLANDE.RS'' I $16.67 Lotlfl Sleeve Rog. 6.9t Sl1tks now $5.68 Rog. 7.98 Sl1tk1 now $6.21 INII, 8,95 Slocb now $7.18 Rog. 9.95 Slacks now $7,88 Rog. 10.98 Sl■eb now $8.68 Rog. 14,95 SIKks now 1 1 .88 $1,88 c.... Now $1 5.IO a.., n.H Sport Completit Stock Of Mtn'1 Sftart ■nd Rag.. 5.98. SINk•' '4.71 ' � $3. 1 8 Now Now $ II.ii 0 Dress Slacks ON SALE . 51 ,51 _.._ ., . ,., $2,38 . , 1 .'7 NO lAY AWAYSI Complete Stodc Of Men's Summer W1i9ht SPORT SHIRTS CNts Sport $38.33 Reg . $57. 50 Suits Now All ' Qi,, Mll,'1 Short SINft .... "·" $1 9.� I • __,_.,... •- • Sports Com Now . ..1.30 Reg. $55.00 Suits Now RED\JCE01 . ..... $4.98 •. .. W�ht SPORT COATS 1/a OFF • $26.63 ts Suits Now RED.UCED GYM $8 01-S ., Summer - 17.t!I ALL SALES FINAU . If Me■'1 WASHINGTON UPJ-"fh,e Jed• A&ene)' reporta H\I• era! Aviation . . . e.n a1rlme pauena:er1 have PIId f_1ne1 of $200 each for drlntln1 l1ctt1or . fro� their . own bottlH while in fll&ht U did not idebtfy the aeven pauen,:en. Al RED U C E D 1/1 • NO EXCHANGES! ,.17 r .,,. r.-·,nriie ·/ -��·as MEN'S SUMMER SUITS .;ow __ $ 1 .32 $2 �( • , 1 *og. ·CASU��· 111aek, Bt' t '' Cushion . --·- -- .. - Our Complete Stock 'Of V1 \ 0FF .._,,., . 1,l11 f ·; 1 II WOMEN'S ,tL .,,... I -·--·- · -- ... S;fl WALKING SHORTS now $3.97 S 'H tl E S-M�y Styles ._ WI dottlll• u a INllll-la llal,7 oilier. , - ' . • ,-,... ,_,_ n.,, _ _.a, 11u die ...., 111e • h-ell I MEN'S Cdn*..tpll '-1 ••mt, OooilJ.elir .. 1114 l!DONl WY MlOl " . eomblnatloa family aad • 1.. •-...,. .. � ,oo tll.._ "'• ITIH-'111.-HOl 11tt 'l'lli {oUr ' 0. V.tk Nl· ATCHINO, , y.,. INI ���;"" · •tc� ,'+<I 1nil lliurid ny -a111p,e..-l UN ln• dam-dryln9 ITCH-Ml•NOT day or rlneworm. In­ nl9ht ,.r Met lilt.a foot Itch, •thar 1urfAC11 t t4l Swilhor • r, u. ' JUST I Oit,�s LEFT! fritilfl¥' -�UR\Y !I �f H � rry l 1-hir;y! . ·' • your sli♦ 11 ;·i.t�! T�b��C!IICJ .poHII of shoe• must b4! turn-' I , · ,, lt l . Our tflit • I■ . 1ho�I _O�� loss i■ y�"r tain I cin�, , 11 · �ift�• .-�llf'• I ■tlnlpjljlet cllaltibatlol, ·11111te alOlle •t!i.y 1.,'fet•.,, ·, mllt1 • weell o,er .U ldndo or � IJt�t · .· lhey'n, • ple■oed wltb Ille .....m1....r lhe,1n, �,. · -"at i.ut hr!IDIJ·tllree mlleo to tbe � mil, � 0 lude � • . • 111d we',e •o1'1;i;. IN11ble° ' .... �." 'Die Klllelw ha"' �1M1 Oomlr'o -,•IOOII -rort .. milqH lhelr ,, z/p IN 15 MINUTES. . GAS MILEAGE "OUT OF 'lmS \Wiia• and MIL Rlcbanl Web ol Plant CIIJ, eouldn'I be laappler wltb tbe way tbelr """ I M.\Striw Hats 11... 1,91 7 m'OP Jtclu�O! Prov ,d on "Th e Turnpike t�at never enda", Ooodyean ftvt.lnllo Trad, today for 2,1100 MILES CORVAIR N O . A MONTH '. Mt. I • FAMIIJ.flllS CINCINNATI UPI-Two Redleg ,tars of the pad, Ewell {The Whip) Bl1ckwe1l and center field• er Eddie Rouah, will be lnducMtd Into lhe Cincinnati "Basehall Hall of Fame" In eeremonles al Cros­ ley li'leld nelCI week. 'l11e two former stars were pick­ ed b'y fans fro..-i a list of 20 ex• Clnctnnatl IJall "Players 1n ballot• ing the last few weeRs . "Blackie" 'who · pitched tor Clnclnnatl I n 19'2 and from 1946 to 1952, holds tllie clu� record for consecutive win1 'Whet1 he unreeled 18 atralght vkforlts in 1047 and compiled 1 22-1 wtm•lost record. ) JEIISli."Y CITY. N. J. UP! _:._ Brooks of Warren, Ohlo. former trainer for the Rlchmonrl Vlrgln• lana, l:laa been named to the samtr 1ob with th, tranapl�pted Jt1say City ontry In tM� lhlern'at�rr,I League. I r \ . . '. . ' ... D&.u.wl . er ,roup Clari Mra. Eileen Ot teena.ien .m ipoftNr: a Mc:Onl .. A. I hop . at th' Syraeuse Grade :,cnoo to 11 p '1·30 Frid-, ti I ud �- ���i m ' � l5c sll&le: on .25t eouple. Pop and candy wlD be so l d · o,t OIINK III oJ 1 -:L-:1-::: = F"fN Reco,d.JI ·, TS StO R& 17 •·- Stock Of A reception honoring and Mrs. Carl Herri ng and dau­ ghter waa held Friday evening, July e in the eoci.al moms of the Rutland Methodist Chur ch. Mrs. Fred Austi n was in charge ol the affair whid, was sponROred by the WSCS . Several improm�tu talka were given by Mrs. Austi n, 0. o. Patterson, Vernon We'ber and Everett Colwell welcoming the new minh1ler and his family . Rev. a,n d Mrs. Herring both gave talks thanking lhe group tor the nception. Cookies, punch and eoUee weni aerved from lace ·covered tables decorated with arran&,ementa of iea rose�. Mrs. Auslin. preaided, 4t the s!lver ci,ffie service arid. M�s. Clarencit Chue at the cry, · �1 t,ul'!ch bowl . .At the end of 1 th·e evenlhK, the honored gue&lS were presented with a misce11an- • eous shower of gifts. Those attend ing included Mr. and Mrs. Verdon weber and fam: Uy; Mr. an� Mrs. Harold Rice . 1rn:I family; Mr. itnd · Mrs. Dana . ·11otftnan Jr., ,nd fflinlly ; Mr. and ·ilrs, .TaNtb Sehiltln& and hmll y; · 1 Mr. and Mn OSftt Pa.1tel'son and , I ; Mr •. �nd Mre. �ndtea Dewl, . POMEROY; ON I O On ' ' FRAN K LI N I J.d1y 1 5th 9 a. m. Begins Haskin s- Tannar's l I •-,,="',====,:-o'===,i,,,!"..',=,e,,======�-�-:'-"-"-!e"e====�=,,,.,====�• 'Bl11ck well, Roush Al·e ftrdlei Fo1nl' l.l•t •---- ---- -· rommandtnc officer of the S864th Teen Canteen Counl'n at t lJt �. Ordnance Cbmi,any .ihnOl;:need the ratwit �du& O!n'ter ., lf:db. The mett1ng " open to the pub- 1 lollOWIDI wetl! a-rn In during lie and wlll inl'lude on t he agenda H Wilham Monday mi,:ht'• Ms■aon Pardut and Robert Rkkard. Clif• 1 resolution to sevt!r connection, ton : Roled L . W:ll ke.r , Aftll r ew L. with 1ny type of or11:an 1ut ion re. rd1n& function of the cenler. Linduy and Van �mant, Point o Pie-aunt, Donald L. !'dtller, 01lh• poll1 F'e rry. illnd f'ranm E Roi.,_ T POPP"" ,nWIS .,_ lm1, MJddleport i1 th,pfP llatM Cap! RoseberTy I Sp� Robert ' I PT PLEASANT IN f""'' E h Jstmen b 11111 room for more enlitl lnenta in Burd�lt e , who recr ntl y returned the local uni! · l't • l'f f:'aMan I NG from Ft. Knox. Ky . . be�ame the ,\t • newest pOpp.a rn t he 1664th OrdSe-v(•n new enlistment, were re• . n�nce Company. as � s wife- .:ave Friday Meet To Pleasant ported today in the Pt. _There will he an open _meet i ng birt h , lo a seven pouna boy Monday Nat ional Guard Unit. , I CapLain Jame• 0. Rotebeffy, th1.s eveni n g of the Tri-County evening. Mn. Btrttu. L11her; Mn. John Tuck.I!!' and fatn0)'; Mra. Harvey � ..... _,.; '· E r...,w1ne •nd JoeIta � John Colwell and family; Mra I Iva Howell; Mn. M arcaret Par• .�on1 and Jane, Mn. Naomi Chase; M ra. Inez Tucker; Lee M)'ers; 1 Mr1 u,ht hl,u and Linda Sue Sl einer. ' vc. •-NICE ' It• Jy UPI-MIii iona Ir e Gree k ahtpowner Aristotle Onu 1ia crulaed tbe Adriatic Sea today with Sir Winaton Churchill, Lady Chuttblll and baUerlna Dame Mar1ot Fonteyn end her husband. At Rutland F,or New Minister the Rev. 1 > n4y 984t' On Vacation ----�- c Fred Auitln· Mr. and Mra. lul 'NrUt; ' lfi. I I nd lfh. ·Ev1•" " Colwell; Mn. p, A, J I Ynx:n ; r,. Swetn Fern Mra. Theobald; Weber oy; Mn, M . E. Rathbum: 11.n. Carl Everett McKni&lll; Mra. Morrlt and Jim; Mrs. Jim Nelton and Steven; Mn. Flemin& arid tro ng, u111 O pa I A �� 1h .. N �•; WINNII cauts■t ADilAT IC Reception Held BRAND NEW JUMJO GOlf HT BARB ER SHOP Proved on the turnJ»h for your safety: . . ·and never lower priced - '�-· E DDtE B U RKETT DOW N I E.GR OSS, I NC. •�--,,-----===--==----------' • -�-- - - -· -- - ' .. ' • 1, : �. '. . . r v· Wh ite Blasts Tw o Ho me 1·:3 In -�--=c=----,-,-� o_m ero Y . �.- ,,.---�-�--;;-��-=--=-----: National League Prestig e Ne,·er Higher After Second l\' II Star V 1'ctory Over Amen· ,. .,. .... lutop - 8' I C t O ry Senators, Redlegs Headin g To '-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O ., July l4, 1 960 ���!:��t���-1 Middleport T_ales ,-.4 �ixed l ip . Showdown In Second Half Play Affair At Rftf1ne 1ft ltll lnnmv M , ddleporl 's Li t t l e (,,ague Hed mrluding a (,!pie, Dick File had • . • • .. . r, legs and Senators are heading I f wo singles and Mark TannehUJ, ✓ I j --_,_._. -S IN n M vs .. D-'I U4l1 naaat• POmeroy and M 1ddle�o1 t w on vu1Qries ln th� vvednes- rur a second hair showdown ne1tl Ray Hindy a nd Art Cas i each • . . c day evening round o f p l<1� r n t he County Summer ·fhgh Sthool Wt.>dnesday after each won rou m NF.W YORK l 1 PI-Sa t ional I yrars of t hi• games wht>n t h e bases fill ed anti t wo 0111. thus Only 91me ��ut.d . ig!l•d. Frnh , G.nws Leai;:-ue presl 1ge sto()d al all all- • A rru·ril'an t 1 rw \'1dories las! t·vcning. League. L4•ague cl u rmnatNI k i l l m� orf the A m ericans' best , at �h 002 000-- 2 3 1 l l me peak Cod�y ilS a resuH of 1 1 11 1 11:;�.- he c ·o11t mued. "And. we dianns. • Th e Senators measure d the Rt' (l So x . . le i a 8-3 can-.p r into m M red-Orange Alf look py e nd d Po d ..,... .. 1 ltlt.��••• ukfl- .. �ll� nftatl He 4 g e . 04 2 h :-1 l 10 1 t h e hlcnd of Pitching a n rl pnwl't t h i n k 11 IS �- \ e r}' h e� l l h y l h 1 11g �t s 8 s e Brav 2, RedJcgs took . ..,.,_e don' t know more abou! � h� · and the port beat Racine 9-4 in a mixup with Qarkne�s but Racine .. n lwards (LPl, AeJlr:er 5 and th� t p roduN>d a �wee p or both for hasl'ha l l h e h t -0 E 1 1 Sox 2. Hcd 4 owns ach · pllch1t1g to Marili tha n anyhod) lnanage r JU l'llbr Wolle today graciously declined to pnt t ♦ Bu t <"h e_r . Ta n nehill (W P), Swaj, 3, this rc-11r ' s All Star games. e ('ords. r T ht· t riumph, �-omi n g rr om Mon l'lse doe!;" said Nattonal Leagut' L 01 �� ~-n ___ A l Ra erne aher Sf'ven f ull lh n• . f'lllh, , ttliht 0 Allfl.tiii M rm ager H�n ry : d�y s 5 3 WIil in Ka116ati CJIY. Manager Walt Al�ton "We jus t Clalworth .v ' s Ro_11 Hindy 3, Wal J aoe 6 and W al"'.Plf e said today Raci r1 e wishes Th u rMily"I p!..;.?� i llft ma nagie!'i uh�kti ownst 10 th e . all swun� "Tht> pe-ndulum ha,s te ... lace, Manley 6. · (' ! hl' \/a1ional League three h;av e b (IJ()d i,Jtchen." " Senator! m i J g ,i hit v 9-4 n at w l l l . Middleport U,,e Johnso )ii11ve to game ��ire •·• 1 _.., � to �, , denl , ,gr~·• ., ' by •-· . N o games u...-uu lh. Wa', . " liMI d a J U b • I an t ''" I . i 1 it· I urn·�. in ..., ------1 Hacket1 with t h t• I aSI four All - Star . 1 Onl.,. TlillNt llk.itout Pli:y a�olher full t nning. I n l he an d R.ac 1n e not l ake 1. l s al ba t s un . Top hliter was 9·11 I rt , Gi les Prt':mle-�l Warrt-n F G y' d r four, for r u a all , r and ve le e how , singles. M i lr e t h ere i s a league � ss lt'mor11 :•, •c h�c• ( h{' N ;i tionals rode 1 0 v 1dory top o{ t he Bi li t he Jackets coll ('(' led n ine 111 t hr last 1 3 . rn e s V I LL ANOV A Hl lt ES COACt-( E S Wednf'sda)· ·� 6.0 t riumph ove: 1 �; I gAnd, ru le t hat re verls t he gamf' back to Gardner had a double and a nol lo be overloolr:ed, was on' th e wings of , hom f' ru11� hy Ba .i � .1 � bc livt K � tuns n ingin t g sw o I VrLLANOVA. Pa. uPI _ Villant B 1 Amen caJJ l .t.•aJ::UC' "Thf' vic ory t lw DOll ::rr .. · ";o r lO � rif's 1 ' vu•lor·y �dd ll' M .i thews. M ays, Stan Mu � o; : o:;r i;,ty�:.. University h a s announced the anything, to ind it. a 1 o-J Ra d nf' t he st• venth in which case a tc ret' · s i n g le, and Rod Sauer . a triple. ova Ne Y 'k a o and the W,1) 11 was adnevrd , ovc- r ! ht, C hicago W h ite t J oh g son go1 two si ngles for m en t s by the managers would be last s1:il and Ken B oyer but Al�to 11 Sox 8 " r ' t t Ii> t il nd pJayPta lwh ied tht• slow me 0 h addilion of two coaches to assist demonstralf' l hf' ovna l l .strf'ng!h a u t u m n lha1 keeps W u '"9 on a Cl eve I • , n t l he Braves' only h i t. inlac1 t he wa � proudest r.f his pikhin� as lo 1'ave jt Cilllcd and 'i>ossibl y void . . new head f0()1ball CODch Alex Bel l. of our !eag uf' c st rm g o{ NL su cesses. which p�oduced only th� lt11rd M i d d le port h at ters wer e To_m An Senalors revert to the 4 . 4 l i e afle r seven J n . Tliey are Burley Crowe, former asg "It's u lung w�y from lhc ea r l)• U0-8 : : 3.01 l dern!n· a double and t wo srngles. shul?u t m t h� 29.gam e h1st or:,: of - I .. So,• Am•rlunt Cold nin gs. llr'V a t b c d Ura ves 11 TheIT s no! tha1 much d i ffer• AH·Slar cla1mcs. ' Jn stepped the bla<"k ·coalf d u f• Ra n dull Bo.,. l e s a double and sin . . . l' n d Gla�S_ J��0 a Stobart ci: : 1 : � ::�� !: �fl.��r�:,. ::�:� !w ee n tl1e l eagues " said Mays, who emerged as the 1 960 ficials who called 1 he gn ml' bt•· gle, a nd _ Jb h n Smg e r, Rick Oiler. son and Ca.,;ci. (')I ('(' t_w rd, as line roach. gua ova . A l . M ,rn a�e r A l Lo_pez, _ by way sta r of stars by smashb,g ou 1 Clll lle of darkness t hou � h Ha(' inf' Boo ne l lrn dy and Thomas, e ach ) Wall1ce Hom.rs singles. of upl1old1�g his c1rcu 1 I ,II pr1•s• t h re(' h i ts in each game , Mahad not lntted ' as per t h r unoffi. BOX ER DENIIS REPORTS B ru ee Wallace pui the Redle gs I lg<'. " W e JUlll �ere> cold and l hl' WS. M usial a n d Boyer simply For Racine , Wilson Wolfe , D u• cia \ agreemen t befo re t h e i n n in � ead 10 st ay i n the first inn ing ah 1 h t•y were hoL Some o� ! hi' f1, 1 - wert• too much for the Amprica n ane Woll e , and Ted Bailey had be"an. , m I _ Jose Beeci=• �IEXJCO ri v.r• " wi t h a grand slan1 home run. NEW and ! ' S E il > ;igu(''s pitc h �rs. t wo sing I es each. J .ows we l':'Xf", c-te d 1 0 h1 t f 11r u.� . l ,i Mat hews eo_ n chambantamweight world er:a, Both managers (John Thompson. . , . T wo a k e rs h ur teams fa c l !>l ll�p�y didn I . nt·d ed fm11,. with one aboard 1 n · M iddleport, and Wo lfe ) we n• not M iddleport Pa : ! reporli denied Wednesday pion. �/� � r es ; sinJ?i two had Edward� 9 1�9 020 010 l 1 thief among t hese was Rogf'r t h t• secund tnoin,:. lo give the Na - each olh�r 1" Lht champ,9nsh lp 1mre whether t h e .i:ame should Ra i ne 000 202 Ox--4 8 J and Duane Johnson one for the that he had planned an early rel' ' M a m. who ,;e 27 homr nm� li_ a i l I l iontds a 2-0 le.ad against W h i tey g am � o { t h\Be �d fo r� ball 'J.'t) ur� a� have been slopped at 7 "45 , Hindy and Bowles. 0. Wolfe and o n l y hits off four Redlcg pitchers tiremcnt and said he would fight wh e n 11 � loni w en � 1•1· 0 1 u ng vlt1tor�et dune so much du ri ng L he ri rst Ford a nd Meys follow ed with his · actu ally was call ed off Bailey. For the Redlegs Wallace add- at least until 1 962. He also denied in t�e srmi-tihal ro� r1 �, laat n11Cbt. --half of the American l .eaijt1(' St'a --ham e r in t he third. ed a single, Ronnie Hindy stormed that he and his manager, Pancho White's Tom Pomeroy At loud son lo I m IJie Yankees into t he M u 11 1a J st ruc k his sentim e ntal · \\ :werly a n 9 Smi t _h s, U p� ot,ter• slum hit a of out t h e lped destroy kO hopes, 8 bl Y ba Rosales, had split up. £or 3 with 3 p ated Me l Clark s All 'Stars _ ___ _ _ __ league lead. Maris d Jdn'r mak r s hot as a pin e h . h itt 'e r in the sev . ] m.: de fr P hone WV-2-3794 Knight' lielpeU by Terry s, t . a h i t m e it her i:ame a n d was rf'· enth inning and Bo}'er co1mected anO Syraruse, re spedlvely, in play In the first I ll n·m g BO b �PO M F. ROY, 01110 . owen times several rupted r e mt was 1hat l' h w e r ic W dn • da y w�it:�t�hce for a \WO·run blow i nto t h e l fl M.'I k e Werry 111ng]ed, c , Si ll�l�d � � •; � � •; � . , ---. •� � : 2 rain. by �' ' : " •; ff . the . lo Jee matters 111 . , J::;:::=aaa:======a::::::=i.'.�'� K m l,t got a ground rule double 1 fleld seah . W a\lt•r 1 y, 1 as1 yenr s c hamp1 ons, uin1h. besJ�e t he church and White horn• . . . t urning b11ck the rnuble l httle had A d 1sappo1ntmgJ y sma ll c rowd red with one on. ' l l SI ars, 9· 1 · A five run . st mn• of 38,382 for tlte firsi A I I-Star A .ing · ln the lhird White solo homered gave thern a lead which th e y By United Pr111s lnt•rn.tlonal game pl ayed at Ya nkee Stadiu m th e tree vc:lll ., ·d e the c hurch . aver . , I·. It was "shutout" nlght in the 1'he ball was well 1 poked. Jn the s! n ce 1 939 o ppeared to enjoy the n ev � r )J U rr�11cI_ e�tl 1 1 1 l first in m n g t h Y scored 1 League Wednesday. fourth Allen Downie walked Bow• rival managers• !;trategy of using 1. .: 1.v1lf' runs � t w;. h�ats and 3 International ltlp Coleman of the Toronto . en walked and M ike Werry singled vir1 u11lly every playn on the �1 ·�1 ur errors. h e its were bY Maple Leah Cal Browning squads. of the h0' th h m Tefft illl<l Sha rp� . Th c:y a�ed two Rochelter H�d Wings Arl l!OX t:n and STRt:TCII · Ie d ' was Cecca• . tn 1: :ifth White smg more rtlTIN each ltl the fifth and re 1 1i of the Richm ond Virgin ian, , fo•• n;e , an k d rTan d • E rsbne h and be . . Tlie All ·Stars he lJlCd six · · · t h mnm_ga F rom and Bunky Stewart of the Miatni Bob w·inebt enner . · · I ed, Ebers• smg . them comude r1bly 1V1th ten errors M ar IIns all pitched shutouts. bach beihg out ori a close play at m t he , It'. 'ff.KRY ('l,OTII - 1<1 : �h ' e .I0 '.1e . All. Star Colema n 's was the mosl impres- home. SCO�f' ram, Ill the hrSI mnmg on sive as he held the Buffalo BisonR IO Fot A-0 In the third , Collins 'f11ts by John Thomas and Joe Brad- lo three hit9 I n helping the Le1f1 sinot....1 .." cu, s�ph �� enson dou ble d for : lt Y . sweep a double•header , Toronto one run, and in the sixth ){obinson OUflM'V .lack nevon•, ace Waverly Pitl'h- won the opener, :J. 2. and the nine- and Burli'.e walked advinced on e r , mn Ji• lus ftrst a ppeara n ce i n innin g n ightc ap, 2-0. ZANESVILLE, O. UPI-D1ndy pasAed balls, and Sooted on Cald,h,• tf)u rn.inH'nt ! h i s year and guvf' D n n ('0 · h l If we o rtib �•� l :e: .smg Je. The double victory wldt! ned the ilJ rvi���� �� ll p only l h ree hits. Lou Fellure le� : r· · · C'her, fanned tour, walked Leafs' lea•ue lead to 1 1 1'n game, fj,.,. " lo tbe �irat lB•t. · l• match play W!IA lht• losl• r and was relieved by ... w ,· 1, Porn ero Y v •Itc> hf ng fan. ••c- ned 13 walke" into , "'and dropped 8"11,lo u round Gf the OltI·o �Amateur golf Crit"kel Se arl es in lhe sixth. · 211 · Short Slt>t>Vt" and Knit w. u x pOmeroy JS ' t h',; nipJ> ed Syracuse by a 3·0 ond-place tie with Richmond. Smi · champiOn 11tlip1 today with lady A ·O 001 4 J 3 "1'"cour1t a n d Jim llaH idd of Stewart pitched a seven·hitter the Wash 'n Wear lllrk on h fs -1de. Pomeroy x-e 1 2 40l t 10 Th"' 4 1 -year. old architect won Pa r kf'rsbur , kum pitcheO two-hit as Miami bea the transplanted Stephenson (LP) · 'R an d 1P h ( 1 > 2 e11try, ty · c, Jersey nd fannP1I 12. The winners a bait Cecand 0, F rom meda"\illt h.onors for the third · ht and Lyons Winebrenner, K nig t a l l i ed lwicc• i n t he first innin g on carelli scatte red , ·,ght h ,· ,, and · " time weuKe•i.N.:.. when tie shot a · ube-b' F· c.. t<I and "' c11c h t wo-u.n der..na7•� for I aa-hole an t•rror, a wulk, and doublc.11 by Ken Hunt hit hie 14th hom�r es Umpires; Moote, C· . R usse11 and from • ti qualifier s�ore · CJ f 142 two leu Foui.:ht and r . rcgg. They scored on Richmond beat the Columbus Jets C Knight. n n in fiPld o,1t. The only lwo Syra- 4•0. WASll 'N WEAR A N D TROPICA i, WORSTF.1 1 than his nearest t'bttipetitor. ---In another doul>le•head e r. RoAlso ln the field w■a defend• euse hi Ls were by HoMcr.Wine'bren • TOK yO UPI-Com munist Chi• rL i und ' l Buddy unrl ner che8 treal Mon the with split er \ i ng chamJ)i�n Tohy iUom today na from accused Japan or plani�el ' s All Stars and Syr,cuse Ro.,al,, winning the opener, 6-0 Cl nr I nnati who waah't quite ready bY con• armament nul'lear nlng were schl'1l11l1•1I lo mee t In the and losing the nightcap, �-4 to give u p his ctown. Two strokes aidering the developme nt of mis- / i AND · . back of Cahnichael in the qualifier ".Ot1s0:Jation ,anw nt 7 : :io thil I ven• Browning pitched a t hree-hit �hut• siles. However, ing. Sy rncuse Manager out for Rochester in the seven­ were Bob Rankin or Zanesville Bob Lcroks reported !hut his team inning opener, Ralph Maurie and B9b Hoiig of Columbus. They ume in with even Wl - would not he 011 hand for lhe WH credltef' • with his third ! GIANT ll_Rl,f'lilR, -i -t-rLA� BALLS ,�ahte. hlrector Ralph S11yre re.l)O rt - tory agaJn11t n, defeats in , for a two• day score of l"4. Shop I n A lr-Copdltl<jnrd OomCorf Al --'------�• - · • · • • tJd tha t there woul<I be a game nightcap, although Mo n treal kITCUENER, Ont. UPI _ G en • r l � ed at 7 : 30 , The championshi p t o rush in four relict pitchers tluri ng the last two innings , f'rnl Manager Mun Patrick, has nn · · rorite�t will follow. I n casc of. rain tonight the STANDIN GS nnutH 't•d t he trunsfe r ol the Nf'w pla be will r:am<"ti Friday on veLI W L Pct. GB · . Yo r k Hungt•rs Three Riven , Que., " Ho m e of Arrow Shirts" . t h g i n Toronto . . . . . . 5 7 27 .679 farm club or lhc• Ea stern Ptofe!il• PHON E WY-2-:J l 98 POMEROY, .01110 Th e lirw se es: Buffalo 46 39 .541 1 1 1h . sional Hockey Liiagu e lo Kitchenr ,1 Gamo R ic hmond 49 42 .538 1 1 ½ er , , . .. , , , . , , , . 500 022 0-9 7 2 ltoc hHt.r . . . . . 39 43 ,476 1 7 WavC' rly WEEK OF IH·23rd Mt•l's 17½ .471 45 40 . . . . ity C Jersey 0 1 1 00 000 0--J 3 PHONE Df'vo1·" und •Bartlet t ; l•'4• l l ure, MontrHI . . . . . 37 46 ,446 19½ Middleport S (' utlt•s (6) and D. Clark. WY•2-3498 Columbus . 37 50 .42S 2 1 ½ 2nd Game ' Miami 37 50 .425 2 1 ½1 · �--Syrucu�e 000 000 0-0 2 3 Smith's S.. ltle Chlvy Mi,tery Show In ... S.IHll�NIIC•l'I. ioo 0 1 0 x -3 ! 0 Cundiff and Wilso n ; l !u1 field and G regg. �:h, ���wh':�� ��:..:: , h "' •· »:r l.:, . � t r I I :':'9!,...- l t . r.ttt b I 9's parkers w·11 C..t0fflllflte r- Ifl BAKER and SEYF RIED your LENNOX dealer Wednesda y Was H()T-WEA'fHtR NEEDS rk . SWIMWE4R C,arml·ehael f,ea�s . FJe]d In li $2.95 • BEACH ROBES I v�f Softball F1'nals l COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES I �,?. ! ••~J $2.65 SUMM ER SLACK S With Summer Toys I 1d"�f l\' SPORT SHIRTS --··· .. o• Ama t eur T $4.50 - . Ne"'r Shu't-Out N1"gh·• t In IL t ,,· = Baseballs Gloves Sail Boats Beach Balls ° $4.50 I All SUMMER SUITS SPORT COATS REDUCED I S�lll:#1 Birtm/-ay About p!.10!�:!!�!... 1,,.d hy er mother, Mn. Allee Ridgeway, entertained with a party Tuesda y ; afternoon at her home on Lincoln Helcht.s, honorin& her 10n, Terry, on Ms seventh birthday, Games were pklyed during the afternoon and priie1 were 1w11rded the winners. After the honored guest opened hls gifts, refresh· 111ent1 of ice cream, cil'CUJ calre' With the lnst:rlption "Happy Birthday" and tool aid were aene.d by the ho"ltease,. Balloons Wert given as faYon. P-te�nt were Joli and K l!ll!Y Spen.te:r, Sean, ¥.ichael ·•� " ttrlci •uUen, Don DJaney, Jolleph Freetnlp, f'afflela Neu(!.lihg, 'Cltla and Betty Akers, :Mary ind R:•ndy er...,. Gary Finley, Lin'/' an<\ DIan1 ttenldon, Roy Vau1han, l)o'n Andenon, Morton Titus, �e Hal�, tbf. ·honored g uest aOO Mrs. Jiftll Hail Pic,,ic Sr,pper Honors Ft,rmer Me-igs Couplt Around And Observed WJth . ---�-:- SPACE Affll,\PTI 1'.l>.IL WASHINGTON UPI-The Fell· eral space Actncy Jnd il\_il Arm')I' failed Wednesday in separate a t . te mpts to send 'rocltett 1011 scleri• • t ific missions over tbt Atl•nt ic .Ocean from Wallop, llllind, Va, B 'A11 G ll'NS • • 88c and $1 .00 Check Our Tables• BECKYS . Mid8leport By FAIO DII: HOUOAS H&LT -=r. - D and Mrs. J , H. Jewe ll of Detroit, Mich., came Mcmday for a vi,it with Mr. and Mrs. James Souders. Paul Cunnin&ha m Who was called- here because of the deat h of his father, Lester C11nn ingham, left toda y for hi• boQ)t in Tuls .u, Okla . He w i.11 ac� nied as nephew , tar •• CollynlJus bl n of M r . D'J"lrq'_ dutiql�a':b,m, ah� �rt. Clifford f.m1ing l1am ■ home in vhib Is retUrnthJ to triter the navy Lima. Denriy next week. Visitots wlill, Ml'. aM, Mrs. Guy Rexnolds fl'8 Mri. and Mrs. G11y �uhrtz ancl �uiht!U', Susan, 1nd . Mio. Ed•• Kil� 4ticl ion Donald bf Cuyiihbgl F1111. . � T/Sgt. a¥ Irita. ?fl, . S . Welke r , �rned to (�di� �tt) 1,1. ;I).,+ vlait lng J,. D. S<ott, I!,, M'r . 1na S.ll"P•on and l ••d Mo,. · lOC!ll, ,nd Mr. and Mrs. S tcrl Ji>n1, Walk�r of M&sbn. Weebnd vlsltora with Mia! Nina R t1uell were Mr. and Mrs. Harry L■inI · of Cletellnd. • While here they &llo visited with Mr. and Mn. Dale Wright df f,angsvllle. Wilbtlr 'f.htobald la in Co\u m• bus today where he Is attendJng a meeting at tht Nat,ionwide Inn on behalf of the Vliley Ltlmb6r and �upp \): Comfl,any .• Wllllam Theobala · of Columb us reiumed home Tuesd"ay mornine arter a visit wlth liis mother , Mn. Lydia Theobald. wm ill,levelilorl, I ill.... ,..l"., LONDON UPI-Cuban Defense Mlnister Raul Castro was awarded th• Czechosl oakian Order or the White Lion Wedn·eaday, the Czech News agency reported. GI FTS GALORE ! <if1Nl .. "1Gllllls .-c,ilEf'r .. QU(I Softballs Bots Sand Toys Swim Rings Badminton Sets - Miniature Golf Sets Wading Pools - Inflated Rdfts Gihs For All Occasions B. H. SANiORN Optometrist Jeweler . MIDDLEPOllT, MILL STREET :MIio A comm unity picnic 1t1ppef 1n1 held Wednesdaf nenln1 at the home or Mr. and Mn. Frank Amos, Rock Sprin1s Road, · honorlnl M'r. and Mn. John • RoUlnton (Alice Bowen) and son, John Tom, of St. Simon Island, Ga. Atten ding were Mn. Myrtle Lqn&. Mn. Clara Orueaer, Mrs. Wilma Stobart, abn Dorothy l,On&, Mrs. Ed Kina, Mr, and Mrs. Her• bert I).ixon and Sut,.in •nd Rocer, Mr. anli Mbr. Claude'- Hu•�d. MJ. and Mn. Eldqn Weelwi. Ji(r . •Itd Mrs. Fred Clark, sfteme and Chuckie, Mrs. Manie BrOfin, Mn. Clara Showen, Mr. al!d � - Paul Frick, Paula and Edclte, Mr, a nd Mrs. Orville Brown. Mr. and Mn. A.Iva Clar\:, �r lr: Allen and Jennlf�r sua■n, Yr. aio,d Mrs. V irlil Brown, Fred and Tont, Mrs. Lucille Brown. Mn. Jaclr: See· lig, Becky and Marty, Mr. and Mn. Dick You n g. :11ike and Eddie, Mr. and �rs. Thomas· �Wen, Mr. and Mrs. William Pullins and R odney of Point Pleasant, W. Va., Mn. Clara Karr or Cleveland and the honored guests. 6 1;: N - . . .. POMi:ROY, · OHIO 3-T Nylon !\tbeleila Oul■ lanllina AU•Wealhtr Value 95* 7.IIO I 14 'llachl'� II Nylon Tube-Type lllU O.?Ollll Blackwall tvmp11i.. Pr11v1d . . . MllgMd '"'" "'a,iwfot,, l\lftd lo 11111.. r•OC1ppl1t9 PffNtlc,■L ••n ooac1,._. nr.. •• ' $1n.a!lt• ,c;;-- ·1111i1s 1rs iievru,us ........ ODI �- ' te,t tnck 11 San Angolo, Tall. . ._ �Ii� .;.�� aavt with aafefy I l,1J£ R OI L co� Home Owned ana Operated YOU'LL IJKE OUR '5EBYICE POMIIIOY, �O SANDALS �<Mt 'l)j; Genuln� l.ealb�r· So\es 1-67 .W -tli� , ' ♦ ' ' . b EOONOIIICAL TRANSP8RrATION i.. 11 you haven't driven It yet, you don't know wl)at a �light driving can be. Its steering, response, traction -nd 'l!lldability ••� uniq ue because It's '- unique ciir -the Ollly U.S. t.ir with an air-cooled @lrpte,nl!:I)'� ,.., engihe, transaxle and lnde penden� su nsion i\ ali fo�r w!leels. Be In on the know, ·. Flnd out what delightful differences this 1dvanced' design makes, ·· · · ,. o• ·_.__---.._ v M"'T0rt �¥- _"'_ c --,------�� ... � ��J� PO . 1 • " • _ ,. , ,. ..AaoY, lco -ical lnl118porlation • . • ' •. ,. �!JlJ' Hith 'e H l t b'R E N ' S 11 11 I )it- 1,ft Rii, $39.95 Suits Now Reg. $29.95 Suitl Now . -- $2.65 Mitt Now .. lhe- l,tl $3.32 'tlffi l'fh ,._,-- Reg. $49. l-., 1,k Hill Now __ $4.63 --.r.w · HM Now __ $5.28 '4-ILOR .- FI\ATS .,_. �· W : · � '. , � ·s1 . ., ' -�� Now f ,.,s Now tR+/1 :Rfl41 - f;ll •;ri·l4t,t IRTS . - Now $4.71 $6,38 Only ':.,. t. S HOIS Rog. 10,95 SHOES now tt.'6 R■•• 1 3,95 SHOES now fl l;tl ·R■t, $3.aa 'If.ii. l.tl 'SHIRTS Jiil. 2:fi lltiRTS , 1.� Now -- Bots R;t PS now IHlltTS - 12,31 $3,11 :,. . . Men's,& SUWM Ii $ $1 now :· RTS SH TS � All Men's Swim W•ar 1/a . Red uced Rog. 2.98 SWIM TRUNKS now_ Jl.'9 Rog. 3 ,95 'SWIM TIIUN KS R■9, 4.98 SWIM TRU_NKS •• ..1.22 llljf. 5,95 'SWIM TRUNKS n■■, ,fl.97 ,tu '" �· • . •· <·�:.-.�.- .N .... $3.98 Men', '1'• leg. $4.98 Men'• t , ;" ., , �"•••• . "i't MIiii ••• Vatl.ft •�· $2.95 w.ilm tnliffli iiow _ - ' Now $3. 1 8 �:i.. . .( .. Boy's'Short Sl•v•· Knit Shirts leduced Rog. 1 ,69 SHIRTS' Rog. 1 .91 SHjlirs now---•··· ._, • R... 2.98 SHjRTS ,.,., .. ttlii Boyt Walki"'9 -S-hct1!11 & Play :Shorts of4 sale log. I .ff SNOITI Rog. 2.91 iH<HITs 'lt-0. 3.50 SNdtTS HASKI NS - ANN • Jil stcot-10 a - 1 211 - • .71 Boy's Swim Wa 1EouC1D · � WA.LES IINMJI POMIRGY .. •� 1.,■ 5 " .... $I.ta �• lillillllrs . I� SHIRTS PAJAMASRE9 . Boys "ISI.ANDERl1 REDUCED $10.00 . . .... '"'" _ _ ,us now � _,_,, ·�'"" ... _-.,, All Men's � Comp!.,. Stock .of Rog. 1 .91 CAPS '1,51 KNIT SHIRTS • NO iEFUNDSI R■t, 1,25 CAPS . - :O'lfiira' "�e ·r I tn{ ,n,... now 14,95 SHOES · . .._-,$ lltil. 1.00 CAPS -··-·_...,_ �� a 1 now ___ $7.16 NOw :bN SAU lsl1nd1rs , loy's Short Sleeve Sport.Shirts Reduced N1tlonally A4t. CIIOSBY SQUARE fAlJ i:;1ze1 $1.77 · now $4,64 AA Men's Short 51■- Rog. 4.2l Shlrto ,_ $3.31 .... .tf.l WALKING SHORTS now $3,32 6.95 WALKING SHORTS Now $1 9.97 REDUti01 Rog, 5,00 Jl,lm no'w $3,11 Rog. 5,95 Shlrti now '4,78 R.., 1,95 SHOES WALKING SHORTS now $2,63 Coafl Sport REDUCED! Men's Summer Dress Shoes and Casuals ALL ON SALEt y a.., 2'.t!I SUMMER DRESS SHIRTS ,-.,, Walking Shorts REOuci:D 3 :.Men's "ISLANDE.RS'' I $16.67 Lotlfl Sleeve Rog. 6.9t Sl1tks now $5.68 Rog. 7.98 Sl1tk1 now $6.21 INII, 8,95 Slocb now $7.18 Rog. 9.95 Slacks now $7,88 Rog. 10.98 Sl■eb now $8.68 Rog. 14,95 SIKks now 1 1 .88 $1,88 c.... Now $1 5.IO a.., n.H Sport Completit Stock Of Mtn'1 Sftart ■nd Rag.. 5.98. SINk•' '4.71 ' � $3. 1 8 Now Now $ II.ii 0 Dress Slacks ON SALE . 51 ,51 _.._ ., . ,., $2,38 . , 1 .'7 NO lAY AWAYSI Complete Stodc Of Men's Summer W1i9ht SPORT SHIRTS CNts Sport $38.33 Reg . $57. 50 Suits Now All ' Qi,, Mll,'1 Short SINft .... "·" $1 9.� I • __,_.,... •- • Sports Com Now . ..1.30 Reg. $55.00 Suits Now RED\JCE01 . ..... $4.98 •. .. W�ht SPORT COATS 1/a OFF • $26.63 ts Suits Now RED.UCED GYM $8 01-S ., Summer - 17.t!I ALL SALES FINAU . If Me■'1 WASHINGTON UPJ-"fh,e Jed• A&ene)' reporta H\I• era! Aviation . . . e.n a1rlme pauena:er1 have PIId f_1ne1 of $200 each for drlntln1 l1ctt1or . fro� their . own bottlH while in fll&ht U did not idebtfy the aeven pauen,:en. Al RED U C E D 1/1 • NO EXCHANGES! ,.17 r .,,. r.-·,nriie ·/ -��·as MEN'S SUMMER SUITS .;ow __ $ 1 .32 $2 �( • , 1 *og. ·CASU��· 111aek, Bt' t '' Cushion . --·- -- .. - Our Complete Stock 'Of V1 \ 0FF .._,,., . 1,l11 f ·; 1 II WOMEN'S ,tL .,,... I -·--·- · -- ... S;fl WALKING SHORTS now $3.97 S 'H tl E S-M�y Styles ._ WI dottlll• u a INllll-la llal,7 oilier. , - ' . • ,-,... ,_,_ n.,, _ _.a, 11u die ...., 111e • h-ell I MEN'S Cdn*..tpll '-1 ••mt, OooilJ.elir .. 1114 l!DONl WY MlOl " . eomblnatloa family aad • 1.. •-...,. .. � ,oo tll.._ "'• ITIH-'111.-HOl 11tt 'l'lli {oUr ' 0. V.tk Nl· ATCHINO, , y.,. INI ���;"" · •tc� ,'+<I 1nil lliurid ny -a111p,e..-l UN ln• dam-dryln9 ITCH-Ml•NOT day or rlneworm. In­ nl9ht ,.r Met lilt.a foot Itch, •thar 1urfAC11 t t4l Swilhor • r, u. ' JUST I Oit,�s LEFT! fritilfl¥' -�UR\Y !I �f H � rry l 1-hir;y! . ·' • your sli♦ 11 ;·i.t�! T�b��C!IICJ .poHII of shoe• must b4! turn-' I , · ,, lt l . Our tflit • I■ . 1ho�I _O�� loss i■ y�"r tain I cin�, , 11 · �ift�• .-�llf'• I ■tlnlpjljlet cllaltibatlol, ·11111te alOlle •t!i.y 1.,'fet•.,, ·, mllt1 • weell o,er .U ldndo or � IJt�t · .· lhey'n, • ple■oed wltb Ille .....m1....r lhe,1n, �,. · -"at i.ut hr!IDIJ·tllree mlleo to tbe � mil, � 0 lude � • . • 111d we',e •o1'1;i;. IN11ble° ' .... �." 'Die Klllelw ha"' �1M1 Oomlr'o -,•IOOII -rort .. milqH lhelr ,, z/p IN 15 MINUTES. . GAS MILEAGE "OUT OF 'lmS \Wiia• and MIL Rlcbanl Web ol Plant CIIJ, eouldn'I be laappler wltb tbe way tbelr """ I M.\Striw Hats 11... 1,91 7 m'OP Jtclu�O! Prov ,d on "Th e Turnpike t�at never enda", Ooodyean ftvt.lnllo Trad, today for 2,1100 MILES CORVAIR N O . A MONTH '. Mt. I • FAMIIJ.flllS CINCINNATI UPI-Two Redleg ,tars of the pad, Ewell {The Whip) Bl1ckwe1l and center field• er Eddie Rouah, will be lnducMtd Into lhe Cincinnati "Basehall Hall of Fame" In eeremonles al Cros­ ley li'leld nelCI week. 'l11e two former stars were pick­ ed b'y fans fro..-i a list of 20 ex• Clnctnnatl IJall "Players 1n ballot• ing the last few weeRs . "Blackie" 'who · pitched tor Clnclnnatl I n 19'2 and from 1946 to 1952, holds tllie clu� record for consecutive win1 'Whet1 he unreeled 18 atralght vkforlts in 1047 and compiled 1 22-1 wtm•lost record. ) JEIISli."Y CITY. N. J. UP! _:._ Brooks of Warren, Ohlo. former trainer for the Rlchmonrl Vlrgln• lana, l:laa been named to the samtr 1ob with th, tranapl�pted Jt1say City ontry In tM� lhlern'at�rr,I League. I r \ . . '. . ' ... D&.u.wl . er ,roup Clari Mra. Eileen Ot teena.ien .m ipoftNr: a Mc:Onl .. A. I hop . at th' Syraeuse Grade :,cnoo to 11 p '1·30 Frid-, ti I ud �- ���i m ' � l5c sll&le: on .25t eouple. Pop and candy wlD be so l d · o,t OIINK III oJ 1 -:L-:1-::: = F"fN Reco,d.JI ·, TS StO R& 17 •·- Stock Of A reception honoring and Mrs. Carl Herri ng and dau­ ghter waa held Friday evening, July e in the eoci.al moms of the Rutland Methodist Chur ch. Mrs. Fred Austi n was in charge ol the affair whid, was sponROred by the WSCS . Several improm�tu talka were given by Mrs. Austi n, 0. o. Patterson, Vernon We'ber and Everett Colwell welcoming the new minh1ler and his family . Rev. a,n d Mrs. Herring both gave talks thanking lhe group tor the nception. Cookies, punch and eoUee weni aerved from lace ·covered tables decorated with arran&,ementa of iea rose�. Mrs. Auslin. preaided, 4t the s!lver ci,ffie service arid. M�s. Clarencit Chue at the cry, · �1 t,ul'!ch bowl . .At the end of 1 th·e evenlhK, the honored gue&lS were presented with a misce11an- • eous shower of gifts. Those attend ing included Mr. and Mrs. Verdon weber and fam: Uy; Mr. an� Mrs. Harold Rice . 1rn:I family; Mr. itnd · Mrs. Dana . ·11otftnan Jr., ,nd fflinlly ; Mr. and ·ilrs, .TaNtb Sehiltln& and hmll y; · 1 Mr. and Mn OSftt Pa.1tel'son and , I ; Mr •. �nd Mre. �ndtea Dewl, . POMEROY; ON I O On ' ' FRAN K LI N I J.d1y 1 5th 9 a. m. Begins Haskin s- Tannar's l I •-,,="',====,:-o'===,i,,,!"..',=,e,,======�-�-:'-"-"-!e"e====�=,,,.,====�• 'Bl11ck well, Roush Al·e ftrdlei Fo1nl' l.l•t •---- ---- -· rommandtnc officer of the S864th Teen Canteen Counl'n at t lJt �. Ordnance Cbmi,any .ihnOl;:need the ratwit �du& O!n'ter ., lf:db. The mett1ng " open to the pub- 1 lollOWIDI wetl! a-rn In during lie and wlll inl'lude on t he agenda H Wilham Monday mi,:ht'• Ms■aon Pardut and Robert Rkkard. Clif• 1 resolution to sevt!r connection, ton : Roled L . W:ll ke.r , Aftll r ew L. with 1ny type of or11:an 1ut ion re. rd1n& function of the cenler. Linduy and Van �mant, Point o Pie-aunt, Donald L. !'dtller, 01lh• poll1 F'e rry. illnd f'ranm E Roi.,_ T POPP"" ,nWIS .,_ lm1, MJddleport i1 th,pfP llatM Cap! RoseberTy I Sp� Robert ' I PT PLEASANT IN f""'' E h Jstmen b 11111 room for more enlitl lnenta in Burd�lt e , who recr ntl y returned the local uni! · l't • l'f f:'aMan I NG from Ft. Knox. Ky . . be�ame the ,\t • newest pOpp.a rn t he 1664th OrdSe-v(•n new enlistment, were re• . n�nce Company. as � s wife- .:ave Friday Meet To Pleasant ported today in the Pt. _There will he an open _meet i ng birt h , lo a seven pouna boy Monday Nat ional Guard Unit. , I CapLain Jame• 0. Rotebeffy, th1.s eveni n g of the Tri-County evening. Mn. Btrttu. L11her; Mn. John Tuck.I!!' and fatn0)'; Mra. Harvey � ..... _,.; '· E r...,w1ne •nd JoeIta � John Colwell and family; Mra I Iva Howell; Mn. M arcaret Par• .�on1 and Jane, Mn. Naomi Chase; M ra. Inez Tucker; Lee M)'ers; 1 Mr1 u,ht hl,u and Linda Sue Sl einer. ' vc. •-NICE ' It• Jy UPI-MIii iona Ir e Gree k ahtpowner Aristotle Onu 1ia crulaed tbe Adriatic Sea today with Sir Winaton Churchill, Lady Chuttblll and baUerlna Dame Mar1ot Fonteyn end her husband. At Rutland F,or New Minister the Rev. 1 > n4y 984t' On Vacation ----�- c Fred Auitln· Mr. and Mra. lul 'NrUt; ' lfi. I I nd lfh. ·Ev1•" " Colwell; Mn. p, A, J I Ynx:n ; r,. Swetn Fern Mra. Theobald; Weber oy; Mn, M . E. Rathbum: 11.n. Carl Everett McKni&lll; Mra. Morrlt and Jim; Mrs. Jim Nelton and Steven; Mn. Flemin& arid tro ng, u111 O pa I A �� 1h .. N �•; WINNII cauts■t ADilAT IC Reception Held BRAND NEW JUMJO GOlf HT BARB ER SHOP Proved on the turnJ»h for your safety: . . ·and never lower priced - '�-· E DDtE B U RKETT DOW N I E.GR OSS, I NC. •�--,,-----===--==----------' • -�-- - - -· -- - ' .. ' • 1, : �• ' WANT ADS TRADE INS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 4 cents per w�rd, one in>,ertion. Minlr•1.um ch.arg e - 60 ccnt6. 6 ce11Ls per word fo .- three con..etullve iJuertiona. Sp�c1al - one mo1:lh for 30 cenlJ per word. Full rlltc of 4 l"'t' l l l !; per wurd wtll tie char!led for adverU�ini' lf not paiti Wllhrn lU d,:1,ys ilncr reOOIVUl6 l>ill. Error.. ID Atlveru,ing - Should be rt!p(rtl'"d !mmedfately. The Pall� Scntu1el wLII r.ut �- rc;;pons1ble for more lbau one incor­ rect m.sert.:.oD ltal tl o( T ... ,ink..5 arid \,ilC('l.tl Nol 1ccs of t.:v,· lt.!I $LUO. Obllu.irie, publislwd .. , l Ct"ll �r ,.. unJ. ·:rnnu::; J DA 'I:' � DAYS � D.\ 'iS 1 MO. 15 tiOc 9Ck $ 1 .� ,$4 . .>0 2C' fiOc $ 1 :lO $ UM' $6.00 2a 751: $J .50 $:!..� $7.50 /\lli rl)t•e.ivOO. l>r 10 A M will b� in that day a .,..por, I·-,-� I --------·---,,--,,------· I Not ic es For Sa le PHONE WY-2-21 57 Strmg , J ti c ; I\ U C : E shot gun like nt•w, \\uu�t· Lhn•t' ;,hot adJusliihk <' hok�· J > nn· $JU.OU. Phone W Y 2-62tW. 14th. 1 2 Jlp 7-LI-Jl( i l!RMne ANO PEST nw SAl -:i: _ 1_1'0W J,:1t -MOWE1t, by P•in, FrH in�'pection. ln1ur- f Briggs & Strnltun 111ul11r, I a n • •d by Nationwid•. Pho1,e R. 1 t14.uc 1.frs k a11d di;.u r, I rcrnrd •nd A. S•rvic• 'St.1tion WY2pl;iycr aud rernrd.� . JJ l l i 11 g11ud 4- 26-tfc 2366. riJ11dit i1m. C 'llll W Y 2-U(iJ2. 1-14 ate CLWJ• I I Y l".l<S .irnl 1 1 1s Siring , _ __ _ _ _ Nnt ,·,. 11 1 1 1 lll' :d t h ,• !\t()osc I L.'\ JlG t,: l\01 ,/•:,'l l:<mh-n t n1dur w i t h a t 1 :1rhnwnts Can he s1•cn l 1 1:1 I I 1 1 1 1'"1111· 1'" .1 . ,J u l y 1 4 1 h. Darn-111,.: IJ 1 1 / 1 I� 7 l :J :11 µ ill l .u 1 1wr Coll'lllil11 · :-. 11eilr . l l llc , Ci1es ll1n·, IH . i l l 1gs a 1 L ; : L :\ e 1- ' 0ll J l l - . 1 , i ( '!OI :-, ;.n,wl ,;. �i•e J a l·k, I 7- l+3tc J;1t k u.,il'y l t,r. .l l i tldh•purl. / :l. 1•.LJ-:< ''J ' Jl(lLL I X V:H · u u 1 1 1 ( 'h•;u11·r. 7 l l \11l ' l'11 J iu l:ir m11dt•I Nu. J U 1 1 1 A 1 concl11 wn. ( ' omplt·!t· w1!h a l l - -- �<tt l;1 dl!t1 cnt� a11 iJ l hl '1J w :1wa y LOST FE.\l . \ l . l•: 1 ·1 1X l l o 11 1 1 1 l . h!;ir·k I papN hags. J';iy off halam·c• J:,; I 1 I,ru11 1 1 I ,;i- I , . , I , ir k I > 1 ·1 J w1 1 , $'1 1 .00 ur $G OO per 1110111h h (•;ul, �1w1 b 1 . i 1 I ••:;� ( · u : l � , r 1 1 1 - I l'hulle W Y 2 2204_ 7 1 4.titc Sl'fllwd J,, 1111·� l l w k 1 1 1 c1 1 1. rul 1J11 e;,ll1 1·,1r S5 ( H I H,•w,ord l l uw;inJ l·: A H LV HAllVfo�ST a ppfrs. Bring runl;u11cr $ 1 .00 bus!u•l l >H·k Sl 1 t 1 . � l 1 d , l l 1 1 111rl . 1 • 11 10, H I . Kai-r. Nay Jurs Hun Hi l l . 7 1 4-:Hr 7• 1 :.! ti\p - coNTROL · ··- t 6 ) Lo�t o nJ Found I I I ' SUNRAY GAS RANGE I ' $15 to $60 $:19.95 • HOME FREEZER j � .\ : I, ! i! I 3 1 Aul0 Sa les \ I ' ) as he reaches home plate on his' first inning, two-run homer. I GreeUng him are teammate Joe Adcock {Jeft), who scored ahead of Mathews, and Pittsburgh's Ron Mazeroski. It was a 6-to-gOOle egg wln lor lhe National League. ' I ' I """"'"'"'""'"�""""'"JI 1 ••------"'""'""'""'"�"'"�-�-".""' · · · - - 20 , B u s i ne ss Serv1ces -:CC:CC' .,..____ _ . "' TELEV ISIO N RADIO AND S"A LL •ppliance ,epa1•. • P"one '' o,, ·, McClh1l 1..egal ltilotice ock, ltacine, o.� 1io. 2-1-tfc L E GAL NOTICE! l'o be Sold lo the High Bldd<.•r on 1 h1· :,!7th day of July 1960 at the llarn1t' J\ppl1anc(' Store, 011c :Ju gallon hot watn heater, one Siegler gas lwaH·r (fully automntieJ ii! J U o 'dock a. m . This property wi ll uut bt• �. old fur less than $150. H :it·iru: Appliance Store Uy H:1lph .Juhnson, :vtc r. ( 7 J 14, 18, 2 1 , 3tc I Firemen reported today that the unoccupied builci Ing was complete­ l y gutted by the blaze. Also dam­ aged were business records stored in the building, The fire was thought to have been caused by de­ fective wiring. I Services Annonnced For Charles McKean Funeral services :ire to he he,Jd lomorrow at 2 p. m. · �rom the Waugh - Halley · Wood Funer4I Home in Gallipolis for Charles M; McKean, 84, the father of -Mn. Ro­ bert Haggerty, Sycamore-st,, lfld­ dleport. I . • . Kelly Tires at W-ltole•� --- (20b ) I nsura nce Jay Cees Asked To Give Blood On July 25 Visit. I 't I For So le ·,i,;.,, -- --- 1- -' ---- I I WMl'O Daily Pro�am Schedule B:&8 fl:00 ft: 15 fl:30 00 z,::02 7:30 ' ,:-ta 8:00 8;0I 8:05 8:30 8:3!59:00 9:02 9:30 9:� 10:00 10:lll 10:30 10:S2 10 :4& 11:00 1 1 :0! 11 :29 11:30 12:00 - S UMMER PURSES SALE $2.00 • $1.00 (Monet.av • Friday) Sign On Guest Star Npws Rm N ' He ,dlines e•" ast Part y reat1 Pickens Hardware Show Br"akfaat -Party News Headlines Sport.a Report Bretkfast Party Newl Breakfast' Party Newt Headlines BreakfasL Party · New1 Qfe,.ldut Party CoHee- Tlme Swap Shop �- lJ.•a4l ffel l(om[nj DihvotlOnr lladio ·.Hymn'al New■. Headllne, Country Hoe Down Farm 'T!tlme Ra·cine J)ibilee NOOn Ne.,. 12:30 1:00 1 :02 1:30 1 :30 2 • 00 3 :00 3:02 3:30 3:35 4:00 4:0'1. ◄ 4:35 5:00 5:055:30 5:3.t 5:45 6:00 6:30 68:32 7:00 7:02 7:30 T:3Z 8:00 STEVE ALLEN Mr. and ,Mrg, Ivan Layne and children of Anclc-rson, Indiana, spent the week here visiting relaJust For You lives. News Headlines Frank Thompson was a recent Just For You patient al PleHant Valley Hospital. News 'Mrs. Willlam Chi1der snr-nt last Just For You week viaiting relatiYes at Carnegie, C alling on P l _t. Pleasant N ews H ead mes ,Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marshall Music Go Round Wolfe and children of Richmond, News Ind. Yislted relatives here recently Music Go Round Monday guests of M , rs. A. B. News Headlines , kl# WoUe at the home of her da•,�hter Music Go Round and son-in•law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Local News Roush were Mrs. James F. Eads, Music Go Round Mr. and Mrs, Hersel Henderson of Baseball S<:ores Point Pl easant and M rs. Grace Music Go Round Clendenin of ,Portsmouth, Ohio. News Headlines Suzanne Randolph waa a ruent Music Go Round • patient at Pleasant Valley no.ss,ilComplete Ne wa Rf)und-up 11. Crow's Steak House--Sound J ·Mrs. Joh� Hoffman and children of the 60's r, apent last week YiSitina:,J;"el•tlves 1rt · News Headlines Parkersburg. John Hoffipan ;md" Evening Interlude . Tom HoCfman t11pent th e week fishNews IIeadlines in1 in C1,p�a. Evening Inter�Ude , Mr. and Mn:. Basil Harrah moved News Headllnes J h:om here to qreenbrier County, Sundown Serenade 1 heir lonner nom11. Off Sign c =� .•'.'.'.'.'�.:�� � �========== CURLY ltAVO"'E____ _____ ____ S U M lil. . f l H A T S z. SUMMER DRESSES I ---- -· ---Legal Notice · I I --· CHILDREN$ COATS I ( 1 7 J Help Wanted - - - $7.00 $1 0.99 - - $8.00 $12.99 -- - , $9.00 To Pfan Oucln,r • $8.� ... w. ed - ----Wc.,t --------- I . •.•I ' , . . '�Mus·1 ca, CI OC EACH MORNl"NG AT 7•15 A.M. w ou EH · ·--------- lit SA.Ji i.m ' . . �2.49 ond $J,,�t U· L Aff.l"U.U r:AH GOTTi4 us.E BRAIN-POWER 7D GITOUl'A 7>1/S::"')-L·l.OOK, CXX:.!!-"YO' IS GOll'J'ABCXJT THIS l TI--4'WROI\G 'WA'/!.' Reme,,oer: GASOLINE ALLEY Bv KING Vou\l liefuii-. whoWier repi,o,,s vou'II ,.__� �t'ill have the rent to pay! ' · 014, SLUGiSO-­ ">'OU'VE GO'T' ��rEE�t6i� THIS IS A NEW ONE ··-WHAT DOES IT MEAN ? By ERNIE BUSHMlLLER P(JISON lvY On Th.a RiN'S 1 1 4 ! --For Rent --- 1 1 8I Bv Start The Day Right Channel 13 - Friday - - - - - .$5.00 - - - - - $7.00 - $8.00 - $1 2.00 KARR & VAN ZANDT - ·- 'I $1 6.99 - - - - - $1 2.00 $1 9.99 - - $ 1 4.00 $22.99 - - - $1 7.00 Premier Kishi Stabbed In Leg By Own Partisan _=__�____ • .. COATS and SUITS ( 2 1 ! Rea l Estate JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR 7- lfl Chann� 1 $ - Thursday Sale SPINE1' PIANO See It At Zerkle's Trans. Co. Middleport, Ohio $5.99 $8.99 $1 0.99 $1 4.99 REPORT (9·- , MQrlne · � ·s~---1 .usao I� MUST SELL ! ·� II Ul • • wiiffl �fv-_than nel Ta MID-SUMMER.'SALE I/ L' I.I ll f �ll f JJI so:, MODERN M�.RT'S ., SLAT POacH I THATS THE 1lWU lllTII �5 TOM'i...TMSY 00/T AAf(E P!llflE lAU6Jl r: �0:t��;�1 Channel 8 - Friday Big 0119,.a year redu-cf.iohg I I Channel 8.- Tllmday SE.RVICE STATIOf.1 . Le9al Nohce Legal NotJcr I - WCHS�TV CJ,annel 8 - POWELL'S I . I l!Ht1LTI I I clianilel 3 •• Friilay Wiring Bla,ned For Shenang Springs Fire The· Pomeroy lire departmen t was called � the Shenang Springs night club on Route 7 at 7 : 30 Wed­ nesday evening to extinguish a fire ln a cabin near the night spot. / R U TLA N D, 0, .,,------------ 1 i ' I J al League olf to Its "lucky 13th" victory In the All Star Game Call Dic1 Sterrett I I ' ! LOWERING THE BOM B-Eddie Mathews sends the Nwllon- 1 ( __ Channel 3 - Thursday 0 I ;; ' I RUTLAND FlJJ(NJ1 URE I M" I1J P&ANUTI TELEV ISION G U I DE WS.1'Z.TV Chann e, 3 I M�- l I $25 to $100 ... thel a,erved to the rroup. The members then h:d a do Jt your self denert. The devotio11al w11 given by Mrs. 1'. Bert Roush. Mr&c. Albert Rouah June leader, prellf'nted her topic "Meeting Emotional Needs of C1!ildren", Durin1 the bu1iaus ses11ion it wa11 reported that the member& had p;iinted the etuh hou� •nd varnish� the furniture 'fhey also had I report lhat the sale of food at the Oren l.c)vc Auction Sale had been succel!ful . Hostesses for that day were Mrs. llarry Grimm t.nd Mrs. Dattld Roush. Ratey, J, L. Dye, and :&)' REFRIGERATORS $100 . 1 I 11n. Ottie Roush. Mrs. Fred R F, Bryant, Mn. Slewact. Han, 1\l rr. A. G . Mehlman. l , _. ff BI RTH ANNOUNCED &STEI CIRCLE MEETS Harry Milter. Attendini: wrre Mr. 11nrl Mrs. James Hoffman the Ester Circle or the ULcw Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark, Mr. and arc announcing the birth of a inet 1\letiday eve.nine at the �11- M'rs. George Burns, Mr. and M r9. daut:hter, July 3rd. at Ple111anl tberan Parish House with Mrs, J ame s Olehl Jr.. Mr. and M r.� Vul lt•y Hnspital. The llaby has Fred l\plU" Ii· bf>steu. The llwet­ Lester Zerkle, Mr. and Mrs. Hu­ ht•en named Janey Loui¥e. The hll ope� w1lll devoiioru1ls by bert G'o!lk and the hosts. nrnternal grandparenl.8 are Mr. Mfn Jilk! ;poWe1t. The lesson was SEWING CLUB ME ETS ,ind M rs l'larence Tennent , the pre&enteti.,, ' Df M;�,:. Edwin Roush Thi! Sewing Club mt>t rul.'sdav patern:.il granilparen ts, Mr. and Mrs. Wmlam Po­ atternoon at the horn(' or Mr�. Mrs. Robert Hoffman. ·a nd issisted· well. The toplc was ''Am I In- A. K. McClung. During lhe sor1al WSC5 MEETING formed." · hour refreshments wer<' served to The WSCS of the New Haven Attending were those named Mrs. L, C. Roush, Mrs. A. B Methodist Chu,ch met Tue1day above and Mn. Wilham Russell, Woodrum, Mrs. L. J. Ruttencuttl'r. evening a\ the home of Mrs. ROTARY HOl,DS SESSION Mn. Jack Welch, Miss Doris El­ 11,fn Nola11 Swackhamer, Mrs. D. Mont Wilson. The president Mra. The �otar1 Club met_ Thursday liott. Mrs. Thomas Grinstead. A. Smith, Mrs. W. T. StonP, Mrs. David Freeman, presided. She COUPLES CLUB SESSION HELD N. O. Wein, Mrs. Huio Juhling, a lso showed fl fil m on the WSCS at the :h artford �lhod1sl Church The Couple.s Club met recently Mrs Phili p Wolpert, Mrs. Edwin and its work around the world. I �asement for lh�1r dinner mee1al the home ot Mr and Mu Stein, Mr_s . Herman Layne, Mrs. Atlending were Mrs. o. J. Bos- I tni. A short business session was t i c-, Mrs. G lenn Smith , Mrs. Tho• held. Present were Donald Fogle ­ m;is Reed. Mrs. Wil lard Fear, Mrs. s�ng, Herman Layne, Lloy� Roush Bill Howard Mrs Rufos Elcessor Richard Ord, Dr. John Ridgway, MrrJ. L . sirwart, Mrs. Fre�ma� J. L. Stewart, Jack Flesher, James Hampton, RusseU Capehart, Harry nnd the host<'SS. Mill�r, Allon Bonn� Jr., Q. _J . L IONS CLUB MEETS The Lions Club met Tuesday �osh c, Arthur Wehr li, E. L. Sle�n 1:00 Mid Dey N ew.; evening at the Legion Hall. The 1homas Reed and Re.,..- David 1 : 1 0 Movietime club held a ge11er<1l discussion on Freeman. 2:30 Loretta Young Theater 3:00 Young Dr. t.falone REBECCA Cl�CLE MEETS projects for the coming yeiir. 8:30 From These Roou 3:00 Young Dr. Malone The Rebecca Circle of the ULC They decided to hold a family 4:0iO Comedy Playhouse 3 :30 From ThE se Roots W met Wednesday a{ternoo_n, a1 ni�ht August 16 at the local park. . 4:3'1 Adventure Theater t:00 Comedy PlaynQuse the home Of Mrs. Otto Gr1ram. Eight members and one guest Jim . " 5:{l(j Demoeratlc Nat '! ConY. l:80 Adventure Tin\.e Scripture was read by Mrs. Henr :ittended U: \5 • ,la,<:k Paar Show y 5:00 �teamboat Bili Grimm, Mrs. William Powell -pre, BIRTHDAY PARTY ' l :00 . Sign Otr 6:3tJ eisM Kid ! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tennent sente_d the lesson. A short bus�ss . 6:00 MU8lc in the Round :.iined with a birthd lly party meet mg was held. Attendj.ng cntert J:15· Jim Thaeker Show were Mrs. Ha rold Johnson, Mrs. F'rid 1,1 y afternoo n in honor of Carroll Adams 8:26� WeathercaSt Jr., Mrs. Metyln &45 Sign On their son, Robby. The afternoon Knapp, Mrs. Harry Lay�e, �rs. T:00 Today t30 News Pictu�e was spent in playing in pools , Rtt'ush yn Jobn1e Mrs. erman t'l La ll 1:00 Ka.tifl Doonar Show fl:45 Huntley Brinkley lt'epon pla ced in the yard. Attending 8:30 Topper 7:00 Pioneers w('rl' Linda Roush, Carolyn Roush Mrs. Howa:d Wagenhals, Mrs. Edn a 8ui:r1s. Mrs. Rolan d Karr, 1.ao This Man Dawson •0:00 Dough Re Mi Cin dy Tt>nnc nt. Stevie Roush, RoM ' n . Philip Wolpert and those ! Conv. Democratic Nat 8:00 10:80 Pley Your Hunch . bin Huffm an, Robh ie Sayre, Bruce d .above. mentione ·.1 :00 News J-f:eadli11e1 11:00 Pri-ce 1B Right Ad u ins, Mich ae l Hern , Jeffery 1 1 : 1 0 Weat ►.ercast 1 1 :30 Concentration Roush and 1he honoree. NEW HAVEN COU..CIL MEETS 1 1 • 15 Ja('t Paar Show 12:00 Truth or Conseque:ice "' BIRTH The New Haven Tow,1 Council 1 • · OO Sign orr 12:30 It Could Be You Mr. a1_1 d Mrs. �illard Fear are met for their regu�ar meeting at announ<"ing lhc b1rlh of a daugh- Lbe ci Ly building with Mayor Ar­ ter, Lora, at Pleasant \'alley Hos- tbur Wehrli Recorder Thelma pita!. . Th is is lh{'ir fourt� child C4i>ehafl and councilmen Gl enn and first 1fou�hter. �m.ith Karl WHes Lewis Capehart 2,30 Gafo Storm Slio9'GIRL S�OUT MEETING Jn ck Flesher and Donald Bu nv 3:0fl Peat the Clock Local Girl Scout Troop 1 gardner present. Appointments £or 3:30 Who Do You Trust 2:00 [)emocretic Nat') Conv. sponsored by the local woman's the coming lerm were made aa lol­ 4;00 American Bandstand 12:00 Lote Show dub, met Wrdrws�lay morning et lows: 5:30 Rin Tin Tin �ht Alex-Quillen Mernoriai build• Street Commissioner, Lewis Cape­ ing. Mrs. Wally Casto spoke to h art· Water Commi11Sioner Donald ;;r:r���the g_irls on her life in Germany. Burn'gardner; Sewer Comm'issioner, e:oo cartoon Speetac1:lar ft:40 Weat�er Teller llel reshments served were fur• Je ek Flesher· Park Commh1sioner 1:30 Romper Room S.45 .John Daly NewJJ nished by Leah A�n Miller, Dl�na Glenn Smith:' Zoning and -Planning 9:30 Movie 7:00 Buddv �tAreher �how and Rosemary Sisk. Attending Commissioner, Karl Wiles; treasur­ 7:rP Walt lJlsney Pre�enta 11:23 Your Euo lt1::porte1· were those mentioned and Chris, er, Thelma Capehart. The counci l 8:30 Democratic Nat'l Conv. 11:90 I M,arrled Joan tina Howard, B�enda Brown, Sher: rehired MelYin Knapp ¥1 water su­ IO•l!O TBA 12:00 �jllou Gun ry Flesh_er, D1i1na �?stic, Sher t peri lltendent apd Bo{fman as 1 :00 The New Tonight 12:30 Iiri-e Thi,t McGlolhhn, Susan Grinstead, Kaa J)O l icefflJll. Karl ffileH and Glenn 11:10 $C!anulng the Weather ll'aces 1 :00 About thy R.oush, Nancy H il l , Mrs. Ro- smJth Were aJipoiHted to eerve ,1;\5 $ports Report t :l,O Med� bert McGA9\hlln. , with the mayor' 9n the retreitlon 11:20 · Late Show 2:00 Day in Conrt FARM WOMAN'S CLUB Ml::!:TS foundation coinmiltee. The RhododendrQn Farm Wo rn Town Llcen� fees were set •s an's Club met Th,ursday at 1 1 am follows: Bai-be?, $5; beer, '5(); al , the cluh house. Mrs. Harry I shuffle board l'n d ,iiool table, $10: 12:45 The Guiding Ligh1 Grimm was leader 11nd demomlra • 11:eneral, store, $15i; .8pecial .Rtore, .1 :00 Heart of the City led outdoor cooking on a grill. $ 5 . ('uuncil decided to aend letters j :�( As H:e, World Tu '.'D!II Day r' UM) The Brighte She was assisted by Mrs. Eber of warning to deHnquent water 2:00 Full Circle t:15 The Secret Sr.orm They prepared chicken, eons11mers. Th� bills are payable Roush. 2:30 Art Linkletter 4:30 The Elfge o� Ni�ht baked potatoes, pork and beans monthly at the Mason county Bank • ·M The Millionaire 5:00 Demodratit Nat 'I ConY. y=ench }lreB,d and slaw this was and cou�cil wo�l d appreciate P�t -':fn The Verdict is Yours & , 11•00 News . a, m·P- --;,:;;---, ........., ",I.":'' ,be1n, -mae "1!' when due . I.JO Brighter Day � � ,..,. · - ' I , -' , :;• 'f'wb en �ineeni from the Appalth• Weather ,' 1:15 The 11:10 A Loo� The Seu-P.I Storm achian Powf'r Company met with 11:15 Theater 13 !:l:10 Tht'I Edge of Nigb.t Council to discuas street lights to 12·30 Sign Off l•fO The ThrH Stooge, be in�t,Ued in the .J.ayne-Ohlinger !:�O The Life a( Riley Addition. Grant Housh and Robert ':00 Arthur J. Smith-l\lew, D. Roush appeared before the ?:15 A Look at the Weather counl'it l o ask 1hat water and sew­ 8•00 CBS News TV Bowling Clinic 6:25 er lines he laid i11 the Layne•Oh­ 8:15 Captain :r.anguao 1:30 Amos 'r..' Andy linger Addition. The recorder was 7:00 Markham 9:00 Cartoon Theater instructed lo COntact Joe Spence, Rav.hide 7:30 10•30 December Bride With the town's consultlni:!: engineer, to 10.ao Video Village 8:30 Hotel de Paree make a survey. -Paul Richards, rep. 1 U:00 l ..ove Luc, 9:00 Democratic Nal'l Conv. reientati\le o( Joflns Manvi l le Com­ 11 :30 The Clear Horizon 1•00 News pany atlendcd t he mreting to dis­ /1:10 A Look at the Weather 12.00 LoYe of Life cuss the use or tl"ansi l (' pipe. Th@ l l•l· Theater 13. 12•80 �earc� for Tom<. rrow .council will conside-r this. • (J) GOOD t'RIGIDAIRt; I I . - 1 000-7 -�- ---,------ --· ___ NEW HAVEN Soc.AL NEW/S Mr. McKean, a retired farmer APAl\'t' MENTS --�;bed a�c.l and one-time e mplo)'ae - of Gallipq.. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Powell had tis State Institute died. Wedneaday unfurnished. &1eM.111ter1, Middle Middleport; Oblo guests over the weekend Mr. and at 4:55 p, m, at HOltf!r H?SPJtal. port. Phone WY 2 _ 2082, lf 3 2 _ Mrs. J. P. Burnell of Charleston. � - MUELLl! R FUkNACES, WESTIN G 1 LO �T 1 ; 1 1 / . J 1 f 1 1 , , 1 l , .1 I I t r,,1,li .v Ill· l' U H S A U: � ; L ASS ha i r g , 11 10 1 1 HOUSE •PPlllnce L Arnold Broanti qu:irl Jars. Cheilp. t ":i ll W Y st·r1 l11 · t! · l iJ-1 : 1 . W \\" ( '.t l l " a11 U th•n, Syr.acuH, Ohio. Phone 2. f! J JO. 7- 1 4 -J I J> i;u!d h.1�d1, , I I 1 r1qil1) " l lHH , W . WY 'l-6. )84, 1 1, 1 1 -tf . .W . L al l . ' lt1 1\',ird .�t't' Wo11dy I I• l{l(,IIJArnE 25.UO, fl'Slau ralll $ 3 . . HOOl"lN G, SPolJTING, Sheet l" • 1 1 1 ·J 1· , 11• 1 Ii· I ,u, u;. l 'SI • i\1 11 j I hoo1h :. $:!IJ.UO, kil1 l1ru 1·1.1l i 1 rwl 1111 work 1111d repair work of 7 I :! :Hr <ll,•[lorl $ 1 5.IHl, hr1•ll kL1st sl'I $ 1 5 .00 S<•� nny kind. Fr�nk Powers, 1:13 K:.it hlern ( 'urrwnter, J'\1 1.1 1 1 1 :i1 ., L OST B J l ,l .H.> 1 ,P .'- u1ulay n l t.: h t N. Third St., Middleport. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Hull;nid. 7- 1 4-:llt· (!],J�,· t o l ' ,11 1 ) � lk., l ,11 1 r:1 1 1 1 w1ll1 Phone WY 2.2:JOl . 7 fJ-30 k Cu• No. 1 8,401 , - - ·i111purL,ul J •:11,1·1 �. J '111d,•r t·;m l:h,t.ate of Ch1rlH M. FHn • !WA il CAH'J' $:JU.OU. t •J J I huJ.:gy k(•t·p 11 1<111,·y ,<! 11 l 1 t·l 1 11 · 1 1 )>u pn.�. 1 DecHMd ,l;tiO.OU, l ·lllll' hors,• W<IJ.:11]1 $20.00 L1·u 1 ,· ,d ( ,1 1 1 , � lti-�la , 1 1 anl . 1 Notit·c is hereby given that Ag. I'll . Jo:. f;l'tly;, Ht. I , MHhl lt· J HJfl , AOVINTURI 51.UON ..!. M lkt _ 1_1 ;1 _:1 p 1'111111' 1' 11.) , Oh 1,1. Iles L. i"rcn whuse Post Office add· l l :iJ1 1 1.Y l lollo w Huad . l 'twrn• S i l �ehler ttront) Md Bob I n·.s.-. 1s Huutl' 2. A lbany, Ohio, has 2-4J08. � 7 - J 4.Jte .,b . . Btetger pau,e ln CinctnnaU. . . I ,,.. hrcn t.luly appointed Atlministra­ I 0., on their way from head­ I 'l NECC I I I :i1•w1 1·, g Madl JUt• --l' um- . p '. Lri11: of the 1'. slalc of Charles M. 1 115:i J· 1 1 H l l V H ( ' u,l 1J1 1 1 l 1 1w + d r waten of the Ohlo river to i> ll'le ,d i; zag. Makt•s hundn•Lls o f ' cen laLC o[ Alhany, 'Meiwi COUil 1· s,•d,1 1 1 , 1uu• 1·,1 1 l ' l u l 1111 1 1 t • f . Exlra New Orleana, La. Tbt Alle­ dcsi1-:ns wilhuul 11 tt.ichments. ly, Oh10, de�ca�•·d. l i l l'l' $7U::i UtJ Hl11l'lt llar�. l'OlllC· gany, N.Y., canoet1t1 started U rigrnally sold fur over $300.00 Datctl this 27 lh day of June, lleforo 9:3U ,\./4. June 13 ill Putter county, Pa. roy. 7 1 4-tllc l';iy urr IJ;i l arwc of $Y:u10 or 1 960. MiddlejtO,t WY•2·264' It wa. 326 mllea to Pitt.a-­ lake OV{'I' jlilYllll!lll:S of $9.00 per r. 11. u·unmN Pomeror WY-2•3895 burgh. From there to Cairo, I U:35 H l l ll ' K Vt1 � IWl'lill 4 dr. �I'lllOtllh. l'hunc WY 2-2204. Judgc of the Probate Court KAUTl JU., LI Mother 981, and an­ f ... D ltOll ,, d,Ul. Ur1g1 11;,I hl,11 k f 1 n 1 � 1 1 like I 7-14·6lc Meigs County, Ohio other U6f down the ,f,{la■a,u C11i1ter ne w 0 1 11· , .in·l 1 1 I l,11 ,,! :rn111 c r.- • - · · --- - -- ----­ (ti) 30: (7) 7, 14, 3tc alppl to New Orle&nL Y"kOh 5-21,Q $UIJ5,Ull. Hl,n·11u,1 r� , l ' 1nm· rny . S'RAV ELY T"- ACTOll SALl!I AN D S•rvic;c. � S i 2 I!. Main, Pom•roy. ttAMILL SERVfCI 5 1'ATION . 7 1 4 tHt· Phon• W Y 2-l975. S.alc,man: Oofo,- 9:00 A.M. 1 9�7 M l'..l\ 1 'l 1 1 ! Y i\lo11h'r:iv � dr. , Huold 8,unha rt, RttdlYlllt. Alb.a:ny JIU �,•Jim. Puwe1 ;.t1•1•1 11,).! a;HI )u•11kOhio. Ph11N1• Coojy·.11• :U.91. Every Day Servlc:tt NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT l'� l•u�ti hul l o 1 1 �ll1il. l 1111 11Jl'U 1 3-IIHfo Clise .'"l o. l8,392 .•\ IH CUNDITIO.NJNG, JU£1''RIGl!:R­ late 1 11s11k 11 1111 lllll. $ 1 ,505.00. , . ,, E1tafe of Y.l.arn•r C , 5f,1nlev, ' I atio11 servire. Jack 's Hefrigera­ 7 I Hl lc l l OIJti J·: Tl t U( K Motor 1 9:'>li. t; oud Hl;u· l l 1 1 ,u,,, J '11rm·rny. 0.CHHd Regular Price Sa.le l'o11tlttiun. lt1�·h;1l'll 4ualls, l<atlj hun. New H11Ven. }'bone TU2• Notke i.s herd1y given thul J, B. 1 957 l ' O.Y l ' IAi ' VtJ Hard Tn11 ( 'pl'. rrnul S L, M idtll<•purl, Ohw. 35J7. 6-23-tl O ' Brien whoitc Pu.:st Office uddress 0111' e;1rl't u l lo,·:d OWlit 't' l l ydl'il· 7 - l 3-3lp Mem8ers of the Meigs County . I is L I 0 1rli:" Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, AUt;TI ONE.1 111 m,11 11· d n 1·e. l<;nl1u und hl•,1t. r. Jun ior Chamber of Commerce has been duly appointed Admln­ Compl11te ltrwlc• J, 1 111�h l 1 ki· 1ww, :;:1;5115.00. Bluel SI N lii<.:lt .EL�C'l' llJC s.cwini.: ma• heard a special request from Ma­ dlllll', (' OlllPlt•tc Wllh a 1 t ilt·histr.itor of ! he Estate of Warner C. Critt Br•dfetd 7 - 1 4-tlll' lnur.s, l'uttlt'fO.Y, bel Hysell of the Heath Metho­ Stanl1•y late of Meigs t.:ounty, Ohio, rucuts. Will sell ror $39.60 or Wtffe, Phone or Contact dist Church in Middleport to do­ ! - - -terms If tlesircd. l'ho11c W Y 2 A, C. BRAOr·OKD, Ra,lne, Ohl.. d1 ccascd. nate blood at the .July _ 2� Blood­ 1U52 Ft t B l l t ; , ,t1d , u11 d i 1 io n . All 2:ll.14. ll.atcd this 27th dliy uf June 7 · l4·0lc mobile Yisit In Pomeroy in the eLo ru, WOOD lll'W l l f\ ' � J l ld lialt1•J'� . 1:onl111.:I lOtiO. Junior high sehool. 1•'0U ll li001' 750x 15 Urt'.S. <.:111 ! i.hndcs, cloLh porcb val11.n<.'C, Jm1 ltbt:, l'lw�hlrc, Uhio. Ji. H. O'BRIEN The request was made at a Hichurd W 111ctircnuer, byrncl11>e. awnmgs, venetian b.lmtla, win­ 7 - 1 ;!-tile Judge of the Probate Court regular J�yCee meeting held Wed7• 1:t-Jtr dow 111u1de11. lfree . �stunatu. Ladies MciJ,:s counly, Ohio ma:ht. nesday c.,.ocd Cle.i,n U1ed C.an Dale W19pel, 216 Union Ave., (6) 30; (7J 7, 14, ate Sl' . V /< � N foot cuml. J i11c $250. Hc11tly AU Mlliu ,md MNe h1 l 'umcroy . ft 21 IK>tc I Richard Rawllngs and Dick Roto tu. K. A. l;rucst•r, fore.st ffl� r ROPOLlTAN MOTO.U, senbaum were named co-chairmen . Hc 1 Hun !toad. 713-: 6i00'6C6 E:a.t Main. St. or the JayCoe PlcnJc Day to b4I Pom..-.r, Ohio �MALI. ltlUI Nt.: horse, £:Clllle fol' Jul y 31 with a rain date of Aug. 7. rhlldrcn. l:)ce ur c11II lru Well­ co-MPLETE ·-11,SUaAr-.:c.i PRO tct·lion, Life. Aute, 1''1re, Potio Regula r Pri�e President Roy Holter reported man, Ul' udbury, l'ho11e WY 2L11il .Uoo 111111, Middleport. the "DUiy Dunker" needs p11.int­ til8:l. 7-8-6lc GAS, F U I .L U I L .111t.1 t"ual lur­ ing but nevertheless is ready for Gau�•: Montgomery ; .16.U on up­ llut<'s. ( 'iil l r,1r fn·c c11l111rntci;, 'l l!.AM O F hol'SlS. Sel l Ci lhcr :SIil· the county fair, Paul Simon w ,s per, 9.I on lower, 4 reel open; Gal• 1-'orc,111111 & AtJUoll, M 1ddloporL t,:JC Ol' doutilc. J11J 1un l 11IJ, Le• named dilly dunker chairman ahd llpohs: JB,4 on upper, 10.3 lower, ff• llJ-lk ! lurt t•' ;ill�. l'honc C I I 7-�:JJJ. Guido Girolami was appointed --- -- -7·13·3l · N ��w HOUSE, TWOBioRooMS, 5 fr.: el open : Lot' k 23: 14,9 on UP· publlclty chairman. Simon and 17 m:Ns 2 I ( ( ) ( ) ,')'J'EllS hca\'y large llvlng room, buHt-in Jdlch- per, 12.3 on lower, running l trap G lrollma Will hflld the refresh­ brt!Nl 1 }'l':11' old. :m lhrec week C!n cablnets, gas furnace, insu- and 53 wickets. 0 ' Upp leS ment committee for July meet­ old rhll' kH $JU. C.ill W Y 2-6446, lated, large car port, 126 foot ings. Co"dltlon or Movable Dami: All 7-12-:iq,. aoAtl AND-MOToR» f,o,ola gc. Wri•ht . Stree t , o ff I d ams arc• ,,u p 13 ,h roug•h ,3 run - · - -- -- - -- - - I ■nd up whlle th� 1 ..t. Metro, M ulberry Ave, $9300.00. Phone nln� 1 lu - lrops. REGULAll $2.tf . pout1n Motors. toe» Ii, Main WY 2-3292 Wilbur Young or I :tt., ,aomero)'. PtK.ne WY"2-'l10. WY 2-2709 Va ll ey Lumber and Ohio River Bo.ts: Downbound: U-J:4-tfc Supply Co., M.tddlePort, Ohio. · Lo<"k 7: Jl'frerson al 5;30 am, 11-1; INCLUDING STRAW · NJ-Uc -:-- - Lock Y: E.istcrn at 1 2 : M am, 4-4; OVEC at 7:0� ant, 7•8; Lock 18: 11111, Vo-, - -· f'O R SA LE : a,:AUTIFU L, NEW 3· Frankli11 Pierl't'! at 6 : 40 am, 1-7; Clea,,.nce Of ..: brdroom, 2d x 11, 11vlng room. Lock 21: A. V. Criss Jr., 7:I5 am, I. . TOKYO UPI-Premier Nobu• paneled kitchen, 1 � i>,ths, hard• 6-0; Atlas at J0:30 am, no tow re• suke Kishi was stabbed ln the lea · wood floon, 2 complete hea li ng ported; Loc k 23: Elger Cli£f al and aerlously wounded tod•Y tty.slcms, full ba1ement. Syracuse : 2 05 pm. l ·O ; Irene Choti n 1 :05 am, shortly after a convention or hl1 ! Ohio. Shown by apPointmen l 3• 1 ; i lclen LADIES ,nttc CHILDRENS. l :J� am , HM>; Walter ruling Llberal•Democratie Party on ly WY 2 7 11 Wil k �O; B C. •m. � 5 ,t ju� w � _ _ _ chose Hayato Ikeda to 1ucteed _ _ ___ FOUR ROOM buu■e with full lium B, Tra.,.is 9 am. 13-3; Janie D him in otllce. YOUR AT bHemeot. Interior remod eled. 10:25 um , 2-2. Police arrested 'I'lll&uke Ar•maCHOICE New h3' water tank, 1 fur•ace, Upboond: l..ock 28 : Rani:Or 1 1 :20 kt, 85. 1ppareDtly a member of 1 electrtc: water purnp., c pet am, O· l ; Lock 27: Mlke Creditor, Pomeroy, Ohio and veuellan blinds, air,: 975 9: l5 am, 4-15; Gallipolis: I. F, KiahJ's party, H tbe 1ssall111t. Call W\' 2�91. -Mra. W ;. J. 1..'rci�rgcr,9 :45 pm no tow report­ He refused to 111y why he did It. l Police sald Aramati lunged at , ll1rm1- n , Rt. No. 2, Bolt 18A, ed; Jane T., 6:45 am, C H I LD 8-0: Ben Mc­ Kishi with • J'apeneee na\ly knife I Ashland, Ky 7-8-6tc CoCl\, 1 1 am. 4-0; Che-Mon and at I Y lctory . celebration for Ikeda li:lGHT ROOM HUUSF., two flvt FOi? SALE 7 room11>, 1 � baths, Don, 5 pm, 2•0; one derrlck boat; at the prime· mlni,,er's 0Ulcl1l room apartment,. A. N. Bengel. full basement, out of water, ad• Lo(•k 23: Bayou L.arelne, 1,? ;� pm, re1idence. . � � . Pbone WY2-3272, 1 1-2 Uc Ki•hi, hl1 · eyes and mouth apartment. Phone W Y 4-0: LehlKh at 6:,0 pm, 2-9; Paul joining • Bcaulllul 40" Spinet Blatier, 8 : U pm, 14-0: c. V. Har• ,eape. with shock, was carried 2-357 1. 7,l4-6tc Regular $2.99-Sale $2.00 Regular $i.99-Sale,$2.'19 1-'IVE .lWOM unfllrnlshed apart­ . ner, 10: 10 pm, 0-2; Cottan Queen rrom the re&ldence by four men. I . .' Plano Delign In A ment with bath and ahower, ; 2:35 am, 5-0 Elitabelh, 7:20 am, He was ru11hed to Maeda Hospital gubagc dispo1al unit, newly 2- l!; City of Huntington, 7:45 am, in A1abu where it waa aaid be 1 Corduroy Lightweilil!t ,l�Ck� Fffnth Provincial redecorated. Phone WY 2·6336. 0•14, 'T'o N S.111 to th• HIF aklder had lost a conaiderable amount of 7 -7-tfc Just Ri11ht For 1'1c�'To $chool Un the 27th day ol Jilly 1960, (Cherry/ Case, blood. --,.-,-- . one Siegler Gas Heater, fully autoKishi h11 been the target of ' FULL LENGTH AND FIVE rooms a11d b11lh ln Mason O' One Out Of 88 Lost , Phone WY 2,2498, abualve and yl olent demonstr1• 7-14-Btp mallc, at the Racine Appliance • • Store. This property will not be In Two Air Cra&hes tions by Communlata and fellow '\ I •, Buy Very Reasonable SHORTIES sold tor leu than $100.00, MANILA UPI - TWo crippl ed truel�ra protesting Japan'a mW­ ,.. 11 � Raef.rte Appliance Store airliners ditched at sea early to- t.llY' ties .with the United State,, e Wrlte or Phone R. L. Sale R19ular B y R11Ph Johnson, Ma:r, day oU the Philippines coast, but SALESMEN, 24 'I'O 40 yrs. old, ' both (7) 14, 1, 21, 3tc 87 of 68 persona aboard ' Mllrlln mual have' experience. Good planes were awlftly nacued from route and �ommlulon. ABC A meetln11 to plan for the Cob , Lll>AL NOTICI the ahark-infested waters. Cleaner,, M,1on, W. V11. 7• 12 -Uc Golden Jubll ee Day outing seout Order of Attachment Only one death was reponed; to be held at the Rock Sprin,a 1- 6,17-MI and sever•I other peno.. were F.mployment Falrerounda on Sunday, July 24, at Clarenn I. Jor4en injured. 2 Jp. m. will be held at the ,Rock A. Stewart The vldim was identified by Sprinca, )l,etbodlst Church Friday 0.vld W. Stewert a Northwest Airlines as :>1r,. Guy aJ 8 p, m. All cubm11ster1, den Amottnt of Clelm ..., f101,\0 HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR OR E. W. .....,1.., Couflly .Jvd10 Kelley of Spriugfield, Ohio. She mothen and other offici1la of the day. AvaneU Youna:. Phone • .-iUn arOI are urae4· to attencl.' 4 (116) 21; ('I) 2, If. Bio ap)?arently drowned. WY 2.IIOOf, 1 II 6lp 1 ' _ - - WASHING MACHINES I I 1 - - - ....,---- AT A LOW, LOW P R I C E I_ CLIFF H Y �.H.S lrnd ! 1 1 3 Null'" w i l l bl' <1\ l'111 tH'rn�· l.odgl' Tlwr.� r!:1y .Ju ly Uall l ' JIIL! 11 1 1 J I l:.! 7 Daily Sentinel, Poffleroy-Middleport , 0., July 14. FOR SALE 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 14. 1960 -- I .,. ,'. , W. .•• 87 HAROLD GRAV �• ' WANT ADS TRADE INS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 4 cents per w�rd, one in>,ertion. Minlr•1.um ch.arg e - 60 ccnt6. 6 ce11Ls per word fo .- three con..etullve iJuertiona. Sp�c1al - one mo1:lh for 30 cenlJ per word. Full rlltc of 4 l"'t' l l l !; per wurd wtll tie char!led for adverU�ini' lf not paiti Wllhrn lU d,:1,ys ilncr reOOIVUl6 l>ill. Error.. ID Atlveru,ing - Should be rt!p(rtl'"d !mmedfately. The Pall� Scntu1el wLII r.ut �- rc;;pons1ble for more lbau one incor­ rect m.sert.:.oD ltal tl o( T ... ,ink..5 arid \,ilC('l.tl Nol 1ccs of t.:v,· lt.!I $LUO. Obllu.irie, publislwd .. , l Ct"ll �r ,.. unJ. ·:rnnu::; J DA 'I:' � DAYS � D.\ 'iS 1 MO. 15 tiOc 9Ck $ 1 .� ,$4 . .>0 2C' fiOc $ 1 :lO $ UM' $6.00 2a 751: $J .50 $:!..� $7.50 /\lli rl)t•e.ivOO. l>r 10 A M will b� in that day a .,..por, I·-,-� I --------·---,,--,,------· I Not ic es For Sa le PHONE WY-2-21 57 Strmg , J ti c ; I\ U C : E shot gun like nt•w, \\uu�t· Lhn•t' ;,hot adJusliihk <' hok�· J > nn· $JU.OU. Phone W Y 2-62tW. 14th. 1 2 Jlp 7-LI-Jl( i l!RMne ANO PEST nw SAl -:i: _ 1_1'0W J,:1t -MOWE1t, by P•in, FrH in�'pection. ln1ur- f Briggs & Strnltun 111ul11r, I a n • •d by Nationwid•. Pho1,e R. 1 t14.uc 1.frs k a11d di;.u r, I rcrnrd •nd A. S•rvic• 'St.1tion WY2pl;iycr aud rernrd.� . JJ l l i 11 g11ud 4- 26-tfc 2366. riJ11dit i1m. C 'llll W Y 2-U(iJ2. 1-14 ate CLWJ• I I Y l".l<S .irnl 1 1 1s Siring , _ __ _ _ _ Nnt ,·,. 11 1 1 1 lll' :d t h ,• !\t()osc I L.'\ JlG t,: l\01 ,/•:,'l l:<mh-n t n1dur w i t h a t 1 :1rhnwnts Can he s1•cn l 1 1:1 I I 1 1 1 1'"1111· 1'" .1 . ,J u l y 1 4 1 h. Darn-111,.: IJ 1 1 / 1 I� 7 l :J :11 µ ill l .u 1 1wr Coll'lllil11 · :-. 11eilr . l l llc , Ci1es ll1n·, IH . i l l 1gs a 1 L ; : L :\ e 1- ' 0ll J l l - . 1 , i ( '!OI :-, ;.n,wl ,;. �i•e J a l·k, I 7- l+3tc J;1t k u.,il'y l t,r. .l l i tldh•purl. / :l. 1•.LJ-:< ''J ' Jl(lLL I X V:H · u u 1 1 1 ( 'h•;u11·r. 7 l l \11l ' l'11 J iu l:ir m11dt•I Nu. J U 1 1 1 A 1 concl11 wn. ( ' omplt·!t· w1!h a l l - -- �<tt l;1 dl!t1 cnt� a11 iJ l hl '1J w :1wa y LOST FE.\l . \ l . l•: 1 ·1 1X l l o 11 1 1 1 l . h!;ir·k I papN hags. J';iy off halam·c• J:,; I 1 I,ru11 1 1 I ,;i- I , . , I , ir k I > 1 ·1 J w1 1 , $'1 1 .00 ur $G OO per 1110111h h (•;ul, �1w1 b 1 . i 1 I ••:;� ( · u : l � , r 1 1 1 - I l'hulle W Y 2 2204_ 7 1 4.titc Sl'fllwd J,, 1111·� l l w k 1 1 1 c1 1 1. rul 1J11 e;,ll1 1·,1r S5 ( H I H,•w,ord l l uw;inJ l·: A H LV HAllVfo�ST a ppfrs. Bring runl;u11cr $ 1 .00 bus!u•l l >H·k Sl 1 t 1 . � l 1 d , l l 1 1 111rl . 1 • 11 10, H I . Kai-r. Nay Jurs Hun Hi l l . 7 1 4-:Hr 7• 1 :.! ti\p - coNTROL · ··- t 6 ) Lo�t o nJ Found I I I ' SUNRAY GAS RANGE I ' $15 to $60 $:19.95 • HOME FREEZER j � .\ : I, ! i! I 3 1 Aul0 Sa les \ I ' ) as he reaches home plate on his' first inning, two-run homer. I GreeUng him are teammate Joe Adcock {Jeft), who scored ahead of Mathews, and Pittsburgh's Ron Mazeroski. It was a 6-to-gOOle egg wln lor lhe National League. ' I ' I """"'"'"'""'"�""""'"JI 1 ••------"'""'""'""'"�"'"�-�-".""' · · · - - 20 , B u s i ne ss Serv1ces -:CC:CC' .,..____ _ . "' TELEV ISIO N RADIO AND S"A LL •ppliance ,epa1•. • P"one '' o,, ·, McClh1l 1..egal ltilotice ock, ltacine, o.� 1io. 2-1-tfc L E GAL NOTICE! l'o be Sold lo the High Bldd<.•r on 1 h1· :,!7th day of July 1960 at the llarn1t' J\ppl1anc(' Store, 011c :Ju gallon hot watn heater, one Siegler gas lwaH·r (fully automntieJ ii! J U o 'dock a. m . This property wi ll uut bt• �. old fur less than $150. H :it·iru: Appliance Store Uy H:1lph .Juhnson, :vtc r. ( 7 J 14, 18, 2 1 , 3tc I Firemen reported today that the unoccupied builci Ing was complete­ l y gutted by the blaze. Also dam­ aged were business records stored in the building, The fire was thought to have been caused by de­ fective wiring. I Services Annonnced For Charles McKean Funeral services :ire to he he,Jd lomorrow at 2 p. m. · �rom the Waugh - Halley · Wood Funer4I Home in Gallipolis for Charles M; McKean, 84, the father of -Mn. Ro­ bert Haggerty, Sycamore-st,, lfld­ dleport. I . • . Kelly Tires at W-ltole•� --- (20b ) I nsura nce Jay Cees Asked To Give Blood On July 25 Visit. I 't I For So le ·,i,;.,, -- --- 1- -' ---- I I WMl'O Daily Pro�am Schedule B:&8 fl:00 ft: 15 fl:30 00 z,::02 7:30 ' ,:-ta 8:00 8;0I 8:05 8:30 8:3!59:00 9:02 9:30 9:� 10:00 10:lll 10:30 10:S2 10 :4& 11:00 1 1 :0! 11 :29 11:30 12:00 - S UMMER PURSES SALE $2.00 • $1.00 (Monet.av • Friday) Sign On Guest Star Npws Rm N ' He ,dlines e•" ast Part y reat1 Pickens Hardware Show Br"akfaat -Party News Headlines Sport.a Report Bretkfast Party Newl Breakfast' Party Newt Headlines BreakfasL Party · New1 Qfe,.ldut Party CoHee- Tlme Swap Shop �- lJ.•a4l ffel l(om[nj DihvotlOnr lladio ·.Hymn'al New■. Headllne, Country Hoe Down Farm 'T!tlme Ra·cine J)ibilee NOOn Ne.,. 12:30 1:00 1 :02 1:30 1 :30 2 • 00 3 :00 3:02 3:30 3:35 4:00 4:0'1. ◄ 4:35 5:00 5:055:30 5:3.t 5:45 6:00 6:30 68:32 7:00 7:02 7:30 T:3Z 8:00 STEVE ALLEN Mr. and ,Mrg, Ivan Layne and children of Anclc-rson, Indiana, spent the week here visiting relaJust For You lives. News Headlines Frank Thompson was a recent Just For You patient al PleHant Valley Hospital. News 'Mrs. Willlam Chi1der snr-nt last Just For You week viaiting relatiYes at Carnegie, C alling on P l _t. Pleasant N ews H ead mes ,Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marshall Music Go Round Wolfe and children of Richmond, News Ind. Yislted relatives here recently Music Go Round Monday guests of M , rs. A. B. News Headlines , kl# WoUe at the home of her da•,�hter Music Go Round and son-in•law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Local News Roush were Mrs. James F. Eads, Music Go Round Mr. and Mrs, Hersel Henderson of Baseball S<:ores Point Pl easant and M rs. Grace Music Go Round Clendenin of ,Portsmouth, Ohio. News Headlines Suzanne Randolph waa a ruent Music Go Round • patient at Pleasant Valley no.ss,ilComplete Ne wa Rf)und-up 11. Crow's Steak House--Sound J ·Mrs. Joh� Hoffman and children of the 60's r, apent last week YiSitina:,J;"el•tlves 1rt · News Headlines Parkersburg. John Hoffipan ;md" Evening Interlude . Tom HoCfman t11pent th e week fishNews IIeadlines in1 in C1,p�a. Evening Inter�Ude , Mr. and Mn:. Basil Harrah moved News Headllnes J h:om here to qreenbrier County, Sundown Serenade 1 heir lonner nom11. Off Sign c =� .•'.'.'.'.'�.:�� � �========== CURLY ltAVO"'E____ _____ ____ S U M lil. . f l H A T S z. SUMMER DRESSES I ---- -· ---Legal Notice · I I --· CHILDREN$ COATS I ( 1 7 J Help Wanted - - - $7.00 $1 0.99 - - $8.00 $12.99 -- - , $9.00 To Pfan Oucln,r • $8.� ... w. ed - ----Wc.,t --------- I . •.•I ' , . . '�Mus·1 ca, CI OC EACH MORNl"NG AT 7•15 A.M. w ou EH · ·--------- lit SA.Ji i.m ' . . �2.49 ond $J,,�t U· L Aff.l"U.U r:AH GOTTi4 us.E BRAIN-POWER 7D GITOUl'A 7>1/S::"')-L·l.OOK, CXX:.!!-"YO' IS GOll'J'ABCXJT THIS l TI--4'WROI\G 'WA'/!.' Reme,,oer: GASOLINE ALLEY Bv KING Vou\l liefuii-. whoWier repi,o,,s vou'II ,.__� �t'ill have the rent to pay! ' · 014, SLUGiSO-­ ">'OU'VE GO'T' ��rEE�t6i� THIS IS A NEW ONE ··-WHAT DOES IT MEAN ? By ERNIE BUSHMlLLER P(JISON lvY On Th.a RiN'S 1 1 4 ! --For Rent --- 1 1 8I Bv Start The Day Right Channel 13 - Friday - - - - - .$5.00 - - - - - $7.00 - $8.00 - $1 2.00 KARR & VAN ZANDT - ·- 'I $1 6.99 - - - - - $1 2.00 $1 9.99 - - $ 1 4.00 $22.99 - - - $1 7.00 Premier Kishi Stabbed In Leg By Own Partisan _=__�____ • .. COATS and SUITS ( 2 1 ! Rea l Estate JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR 7- lfl Chann� 1 $ - Thursday Sale SPINE1' PIANO See It At Zerkle's Trans. Co. Middleport, Ohio $5.99 $8.99 $1 0.99 $1 4.99 REPORT (9·- , MQrlne · � ·s~---1 .usao I� MUST SELL ! ·� II Ul • • wiiffl �fv-_than nel Ta MID-SUMMER.'SALE I/ L' I.I ll f �ll f JJI so:, MODERN M�.RT'S ., SLAT POacH I THATS THE 1lWU lllTII �5 TOM'i...TMSY 00/T AAf(E P!llflE lAU6Jl r: �0:t��;�1 Channel 8 - Friday Big 0119,.a year redu-cf.iohg I I Channel 8.- Tllmday SE.RVICE STATIOf.1 . Le9al Nohce Legal NotJcr I - WCHS�TV CJ,annel 8 - POWELL'S I . I l!Ht1LTI I I clianilel 3 •• Friilay Wiring Bla,ned For Shenang Springs Fire The· Pomeroy lire departmen t was called � the Shenang Springs night club on Route 7 at 7 : 30 Wed­ nesday evening to extinguish a fire ln a cabin near the night spot. / R U TLA N D, 0, .,,------------ 1 i ' I J al League olf to Its "lucky 13th" victory In the All Star Game Call Dic1 Sterrett I I ' ! LOWERING THE BOM B-Eddie Mathews sends the Nwllon- 1 ( __ Channel 3 - Thursday 0 I ;; ' I RUTLAND FlJJ(NJ1 URE I M" I1J P&ANUTI TELEV ISION G U I DE WS.1'Z.TV Chann e, 3 I M�- l I $25 to $100 ... thel a,erved to the rroup. The members then h:d a do Jt your self denert. The devotio11al w11 given by Mrs. 1'. Bert Roush. Mr&c. Albert Rouah June leader, prellf'nted her topic "Meeting Emotional Needs of C1!ildren", Durin1 the bu1iaus ses11ion it wa11 reported that the member& had p;iinted the etuh hou� •nd varnish� the furniture 'fhey also had I report lhat the sale of food at the Oren l.c)vc Auction Sale had been succel!ful . Hostesses for that day were Mrs. llarry Grimm t.nd Mrs. Dattld Roush. Ratey, J, L. Dye, and :&)' REFRIGERATORS $100 . 1 I 11n. Ottie Roush. Mrs. Fred R F, Bryant, Mn. Slewact. Han, 1\l rr. A. G . Mehlman. l , _. ff BI RTH ANNOUNCED &STEI CIRCLE MEETS Harry Milter. Attendini: wrre Mr. 11nrl Mrs. James Hoffman the Ester Circle or the ULcw Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark, Mr. and arc announcing the birth of a inet 1\letiday eve.nine at the �11- M'rs. George Burns, Mr. and M r9. daut:hter, July 3rd. at Ple111anl tberan Parish House with Mrs, J ame s Olehl Jr.. Mr. and M r.� Vul lt•y Hnspital. The llaby has Fred l\plU" Ii· bf>steu. The llwet­ Lester Zerkle, Mr. and Mrs. Hu­ ht•en named Janey Loui¥e. The hll ope� w1lll devoiioru1ls by bert G'o!lk and the hosts. nrnternal grandparenl.8 are Mr. Mfn Jilk! ;poWe1t. The lesson was SEWING CLUB ME ETS ,ind M rs l'larence Tennent , the pre&enteti.,, ' Df M;�,:. Edwin Roush Thi! Sewing Club mt>t rul.'sdav patern:.il granilparen ts, Mr. and Mrs. Wmlam Po­ atternoon at the horn(' or Mr�. Mrs. Robert Hoffman. ·a nd issisted· well. The toplc was ''Am I In- A. K. McClung. During lhe sor1al WSC5 MEETING formed." · hour refreshments wer<' served to The WSCS of the New Haven Attending were those named Mrs. L, C. Roush, Mrs. A. B Methodist Chu,ch met Tue1day above and Mn. Wilham Russell, Woodrum, Mrs. L. J. Ruttencuttl'r. evening a\ the home of Mrs. ROTARY HOl,DS SESSION Mn. Jack Welch, Miss Doris El­ 11,fn Nola11 Swackhamer, Mrs. D. Mont Wilson. The president Mra. The �otar1 Club met_ Thursday liott. Mrs. Thomas Grinstead. A. Smith, Mrs. W. T. StonP, Mrs. David Freeman, presided. She COUPLES CLUB SESSION HELD N. O. Wein, Mrs. Huio Juhling, a lso showed fl fil m on the WSCS at the :h artford �lhod1sl Church The Couple.s Club met recently Mrs Phili p Wolpert, Mrs. Edwin and its work around the world. I �asement for lh�1r dinner mee1al the home ot Mr and Mu Stein, Mr_s . Herman Layne, Mrs. Atlending were Mrs. o. J. Bos- I tni. A short business session was t i c-, Mrs. G lenn Smith , Mrs. Tho• held. Present were Donald Fogle ­ m;is Reed. Mrs. Wil lard Fear, Mrs. s�ng, Herman Layne, Lloy� Roush Bill Howard Mrs Rufos Elcessor Richard Ord, Dr. John Ridgway, MrrJ. L . sirwart, Mrs. Fre�ma� J. L. Stewart, Jack Flesher, James Hampton, RusseU Capehart, Harry nnd the host<'SS. Mill�r, Allon Bonn� Jr., Q. _J . L IONS CLUB MEETS The Lions Club met Tuesday �osh c, Arthur Wehr li, E. L. Sle�n 1:00 Mid Dey N ew.; evening at the Legion Hall. The 1homas Reed and Re.,..- David 1 : 1 0 Movietime club held a ge11er<1l discussion on Freeman. 2:30 Loretta Young Theater 3:00 Young Dr. t.falone REBECCA Cl�CLE MEETS projects for the coming yeiir. 8:30 From These Roou 3:00 Young Dr. Malone The Rebecca Circle of the ULC They decided to hold a family 4:0iO Comedy Playhouse 3 :30 From ThE se Roots W met Wednesday a{ternoo_n, a1 ni�ht August 16 at the local park. . 4:3'1 Adventure Theater t:00 Comedy PlaynQuse the home Of Mrs. Otto Gr1ram. Eight members and one guest Jim . " 5:{l(j Demoeratlc Nat '! ConY. l:80 Adventure Tin\.e Scripture was read by Mrs. Henr :ittended U: \5 • ,la,<:k Paar Show y 5:00 �teamboat Bili Grimm, Mrs. William Powell -pre, BIRTHDAY PARTY ' l :00 . Sign Otr 6:3tJ eisM Kid ! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tennent sente_d the lesson. A short bus�ss . 6:00 MU8lc in the Round :.iined with a birthd lly party meet mg was held. Attendj.ng cntert J:15· Jim Thaeker Show were Mrs. Ha rold Johnson, Mrs. F'rid 1,1 y afternoo n in honor of Carroll Adams 8:26� WeathercaSt Jr., Mrs. Metyln &45 Sign On their son, Robby. The afternoon Knapp, Mrs. Harry Lay�e, �rs. T:00 Today t30 News Pictu�e was spent in playing in pools , Rtt'ush yn Jobn1e Mrs. erman t'l La ll 1:00 Ka.tifl Doonar Show fl:45 Huntley Brinkley lt'epon pla ced in the yard. Attending 8:30 Topper 7:00 Pioneers w('rl' Linda Roush, Carolyn Roush Mrs. Howa:d Wagenhals, Mrs. Edn a 8ui:r1s. Mrs. Rolan d Karr, 1.ao This Man Dawson •0:00 Dough Re Mi Cin dy Tt>nnc nt. Stevie Roush, RoM ' n . Philip Wolpert and those ! Conv. Democratic Nat 8:00 10:80 Pley Your Hunch . bin Huffm an, Robh ie Sayre, Bruce d .above. mentione ·.1 :00 News J-f:eadli11e1 11:00 Pri-ce 1B Right Ad u ins, Mich ae l Hern , Jeffery 1 1 : 1 0 Weat ►.ercast 1 1 :30 Concentration Roush and 1he honoree. NEW HAVEN COU..CIL MEETS 1 1 • 15 Ja('t Paar Show 12:00 Truth or Conseque:ice "' BIRTH The New Haven Tow,1 Council 1 • · OO Sign orr 12:30 It Could Be You Mr. a1_1 d Mrs. �illard Fear are met for their regu�ar meeting at announ<"ing lhc b1rlh of a daugh- Lbe ci Ly building with Mayor Ar­ ter, Lora, at Pleasant \'alley Hos- tbur Wehrli Recorder Thelma pita!. . Th is is lh{'ir fourt� child C4i>ehafl and councilmen Gl enn and first 1fou�hter. �m.ith Karl WHes Lewis Capehart 2,30 Gafo Storm Slio9'GIRL S�OUT MEETING Jn ck Flesher and Donald Bu nv 3:0fl Peat the Clock Local Girl Scout Troop 1 gardner present. Appointments £or 3:30 Who Do You Trust 2:00 [)emocretic Nat') Conv. sponsored by the local woman's the coming lerm were made aa lol­ 4;00 American Bandstand 12:00 Lote Show dub, met Wrdrws�lay morning et lows: 5:30 Rin Tin Tin �ht Alex-Quillen Mernoriai build• Street Commissioner, Lewis Cape­ ing. Mrs. Wally Casto spoke to h art· Water Commi11Sioner Donald ;;r:r���the g_irls on her life in Germany. Burn'gardner; Sewer Comm'issioner, e:oo cartoon Speetac1:lar ft:40 Weat�er Teller llel reshments served were fur• Je ek Flesher· Park Commh1sioner 1:30 Romper Room S.45 .John Daly NewJJ nished by Leah A�n Miller, Dl�na Glenn Smith:' Zoning and -Planning 9:30 Movie 7:00 Buddv �tAreher �how and Rosemary Sisk. Attending Commissioner, Karl Wiles; treasur­ 7:rP Walt lJlsney Pre�enta 11:23 Your Euo lt1::porte1· were those mentioned and Chris, er, Thelma Capehart. The counci l 8:30 Democratic Nat'l Conv. 11:90 I M,arrled Joan tina Howard, B�enda Brown, Sher: rehired MelYin Knapp ¥1 water su­ IO•l!O TBA 12:00 �jllou Gun ry Flesh_er, D1i1na �?stic, Sher t peri lltendent apd Bo{fman as 1 :00 The New Tonight 12:30 Iiri-e Thi,t McGlolhhn, Susan Grinstead, Kaa J)O l icefflJll. Karl ffileH and Glenn 11:10 $C!anulng the Weather ll'aces 1 :00 About thy R.oush, Nancy H il l , Mrs. Ro- smJth Were aJipoiHted to eerve ,1;\5 $ports Report t :l,O Med� bert McGA9\hlln. , with the mayor' 9n the retreitlon 11:20 · Late Show 2:00 Day in Conrt FARM WOMAN'S CLUB Ml::!:TS foundation coinmiltee. The RhododendrQn Farm Wo rn Town Llcen� fees were set •s an's Club met Th,ursday at 1 1 am follows: Bai-be?, $5; beer, '5(); al , the cluh house. Mrs. Harry I shuffle board l'n d ,iiool table, $10: 12:45 The Guiding Ligh1 Grimm was leader 11nd demomlra • 11:eneral, store, $15i; .8pecial .Rtore, .1 :00 Heart of the City led outdoor cooking on a grill. $ 5 . ('uuncil decided to aend letters j :�( As H:e, World Tu '.'D!II Day r' UM) The Brighte She was assisted by Mrs. Eber of warning to deHnquent water 2:00 Full Circle t:15 The Secret Sr.orm They prepared chicken, eons11mers. Th� bills are payable Roush. 2:30 Art Linkletter 4:30 The Elfge o� Ni�ht baked potatoes, pork and beans monthly at the Mason county Bank • ·M The Millionaire 5:00 Demodratit Nat 'I ConY. y=ench }lreB,d and slaw this was and cou�cil wo�l d appreciate P�t -':fn The Verdict is Yours & , 11•00 News . a, m·P- --;,:;;---, ........., ",I.":'' ,be1n, -mae "1!' when due . I.JO Brighter Day � � ,..,. · - ' I , -' , :;• 'f'wb en �ineeni from the Appalth• Weather ,' 1:15 The 11:10 A Loo� The Seu-P.I Storm achian Powf'r Company met with 11:15 Theater 13 !:l:10 Tht'I Edge of Nigb.t Council to discuas street lights to 12·30 Sign Off l•fO The ThrH Stooge, be in�t,Ued in the .J.ayne-Ohlinger !:�O The Life a( Riley Addition. Grant Housh and Robert ':00 Arthur J. Smith-l\lew, D. Roush appeared before the ?:15 A Look at the Weather counl'it l o ask 1hat water and sew­ 8•00 CBS News TV Bowling Clinic 6:25 er lines he laid i11 the Layne•Oh­ 8:15 Captain :r.anguao 1:30 Amos 'r..' Andy linger Addition. The recorder was 7:00 Markham 9:00 Cartoon Theater instructed lo COntact Joe Spence, Rav.hide 7:30 10•30 December Bride With the town's consultlni:!: engineer, to 10.ao Video Village 8:30 Hotel de Paree make a survey. -Paul Richards, rep. 1 U:00 l ..ove Luc, 9:00 Democratic Nal'l Conv. reientati\le o( Joflns Manvi l le Com­ 11 :30 The Clear Horizon 1•00 News pany atlendcd t he mreting to dis­ /1:10 A Look at the Weather 12.00 LoYe of Life cuss the use or tl"ansi l (' pipe. Th@ l l•l· Theater 13. 12•80 �earc� for Tom<. rrow .council will conside-r this. • (J) GOOD t'RIGIDAIRt; I I . - 1 000-7 -�- ---,------ --· ___ NEW HAVEN Soc.AL NEW/S Mr. McKean, a retired farmer APAl\'t' MENTS --�;bed a�c.l and one-time e mplo)'ae - of Gallipq.. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Powell had tis State Institute died. Wedneaday unfurnished. &1eM.111ter1, Middle Middleport; Oblo guests over the weekend Mr. and at 4:55 p, m, at HOltf!r H?SPJtal. port. Phone WY 2 _ 2082, lf 3 2 _ Mrs. J. P. Burnell of Charleston. � - MUELLl! R FUkNACES, WESTIN G 1 LO �T 1 ; 1 1 / . J 1 f 1 1 , , 1 l , .1 I I t r,,1,li .v Ill· l' U H S A U: � ; L ASS ha i r g , 11 10 1 1 HOUSE •PPlllnce L Arnold Broanti qu:irl Jars. Cheilp. t ":i ll W Y st·r1 l11 · t! · l iJ-1 : 1 . W \\" ( '.t l l " a11 U th•n, Syr.acuH, Ohio. Phone 2. f! J JO. 7- 1 4 -J I J> i;u!d h.1�d1, , I I 1 r1qil1) " l lHH , W . WY 'l-6. )84, 1 1, 1 1 -tf . .W . L al l . ' lt1 1\',ird .�t't' Wo11dy I I• l{l(,IIJArnE 25.UO, fl'Slau ralll $ 3 . . HOOl"lN G, SPolJTING, Sheet l" • 1 1 1 ·J 1· , 11• 1 Ii· I ,u, u;. l 'SI • i\1 11 j I hoo1h :. $:!IJ.UO, kil1 l1ru 1·1.1l i 1 rwl 1111 work 1111d repair work of 7 I :! :Hr <ll,•[lorl $ 1 5.IHl, hr1•ll kL1st sl'I $ 1 5 .00 S<•� nny kind. Fr�nk Powers, 1:13 K:.it hlern ( 'urrwnter, J'\1 1.1 1 1 1 :i1 ., L OST B J l ,l .H.> 1 ,P .'- u1ulay n l t.: h t N. Third St., Middleport. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Hull;nid. 7- 1 4-:llt· (!],J�,· t o l ' ,11 1 ) � lk., l ,11 1 r:1 1 1 1 w1ll1 Phone WY 2.2:JOl . 7 fJ-30 k Cu• No. 1 8,401 , - - ·i111purL,ul J •:11,1·1 �. J '111d,•r t·;m l:h,t.ate of Ch1rlH M. FHn • !WA il CAH'J' $:JU.OU. t •J J I huJ.:gy k(•t·p 11 1<111,·y ,<! 11 l 1 t·l 1 11 · 1 1 )>u pn.�. 1 DecHMd ,l;tiO.OU, l ·lllll' hors,• W<IJ.:11]1 $20.00 L1·u 1 ,· ,d ( ,1 1 1 , � lti-�la , 1 1 anl . 1 Notit·c is hereby given that Ag. I'll . Jo:. f;l'tly;, Ht. I , MHhl lt· J HJfl , AOVINTURI 51.UON ..!. M lkt _ 1_1 ;1 _:1 p 1'111111' 1' 11.) , Oh 1,1. Iles L. i"rcn whuse Post Office add· l l :iJ1 1 1.Y l lollo w Huad . l 'twrn• S i l �ehler ttront) Md Bob I n·.s.-. 1s Huutl' 2. A lbany, Ohio, has 2-4J08. � 7 - J 4.Jte .,b . . Btetger pau,e ln CinctnnaU. . . I ,,.. hrcn t.luly appointed Atlministra­ I 0., on their way from head­ I 'l NECC I I I :i1•w1 1·, g Madl JUt• --l' um- . p '. Lri11: of the 1'. slalc of Charles M. 1 115:i J· 1 1 H l l V H ( ' u,l 1J1 1 1 l 1 1w + d r waten of the Ohlo river to i> ll'le ,d i; zag. Makt•s hundn•Lls o f ' cen laLC o[ Alhany, 'Meiwi COUil 1· s,•d,1 1 1 , 1uu• 1·,1 1 l ' l u l 1111 1 1 t • f . Exlra New Orleana, La. Tbt Alle­ dcsi1-:ns wilhuul 11 tt.ichments. ly, Oh10, de�ca�•·d. l i l l'l' $7U::i UtJ Hl11l'lt llar�. l'OlllC· gany, N.Y., canoet1t1 started U rigrnally sold fur over $300.00 Datctl this 27 lh day of June, lleforo 9:3U ,\./4. June 13 ill Putter county, Pa. roy. 7 1 4-tllc l';iy urr IJ;i l arwc of $Y:u10 or 1 960. MiddlejtO,t WY•2·264' It wa. 326 mllea to Pitt.a-­ lake OV{'I' jlilYllll!lll:S of $9.00 per r. 11. u·unmN Pomeror WY-2•3895 burgh. From there to Cairo, I U:35 H l l ll ' K Vt1 � IWl'lill 4 dr. �I'lllOtllh. l'hunc WY 2-2204. Judgc of the Probate Court KAUTl JU., LI Mother 981, and an­ f ... D ltOll ,, d,Ul. Ur1g1 11;,I hl,11 k f 1 n 1 � 1 1 like I 7-14·6lc Meigs County, Ohio other U6f down the ,f,{la■a,u C11i1ter ne w 0 1 11· , .in·l 1 1 I l,11 ,,! :rn111 c r.- • - · · --- - -- ----­ (ti) 30: (7) 7, 14, 3tc alppl to New Orle&nL Y"kOh 5-21,Q $UIJ5,Ull. Hl,n·11u,1 r� , l ' 1nm· rny . S'RAV ELY T"- ACTOll SALl!I AN D S•rvic;c. � S i 2 I!. Main, Pom•roy. ttAMILL SERVfCI 5 1'ATION . 7 1 4 tHt· Phon• W Y 2-l975. S.alc,man: Oofo,- 9:00 A.M. 1 9�7 M l'..l\ 1 'l 1 1 ! Y i\lo11h'r:iv � dr. , Huold 8,unha rt, RttdlYlllt. Alb.a:ny JIU �,•Jim. Puwe1 ;.t1•1•1 11,).! a;HI )u•11kOhio. Ph11N1• Coojy·.11• :U.91. Every Day Servlc:tt NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT l'� l•u�ti hul l o 1 1 �ll1il. l 1111 11Jl'U 1 3-IIHfo Clise .'"l o. l8,392 .•\ IH CUNDITIO.NJNG, JU£1''RIGl!:R­ late 1 11s11k 11 1111 lllll. $ 1 ,505.00. , . ,, E1tafe of Y.l.arn•r C , 5f,1nlev, ' I atio11 servire. Jack 's Hefrigera­ 7 I Hl lc l l OIJti J·: Tl t U( K Motor 1 9:'>li. t; oud Hl;u· l l 1 1 ,u,,, J '11rm·rny. 0.CHHd Regular Price Sa.le l'o11tlttiun. lt1�·h;1l'll 4ualls, l<atlj hun. New H11Ven. }'bone TU2• Notke i.s herd1y given thul J, B. 1 957 l ' O.Y l ' IAi ' VtJ Hard Tn11 ( 'pl'. rrnul S L, M idtll<•purl, Ohw. 35J7. 6-23-tl O ' Brien whoitc Pu.:st Office uddress 0111' e;1rl't u l lo,·:d OWlit 't' l l ydl'il· 7 - l 3-3lp Mem8ers of the Meigs County . I is L I 0 1rli:" Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, AUt;TI ONE.1 111 m,11 11· d n 1·e. l<;nl1u und hl•,1t. r. Jun ior Chamber of Commerce has been duly appointed Admln­ Compl11te ltrwlc• J, 1 111�h l 1 ki· 1ww, :;:1;5115.00. Bluel SI N lii<.:lt .EL�C'l' llJC s.cwini.: ma• heard a special request from Ma­ dlllll', (' OlllPlt•tc Wllh a 1 t ilt·histr.itor of ! he Estate of Warner C. Critt Br•dfetd 7 - 1 4-tlll' lnur.s, l'uttlt'fO.Y, bel Hysell of the Heath Metho­ Stanl1•y late of Meigs t.:ounty, Ohio, rucuts. Will sell ror $39.60 or Wtffe, Phone or Contact dist Church in Middleport to do­ ! - - -terms If tlesircd. l'ho11c W Y 2 A, C. BRAOr·OKD, Ra,lne, Ohl.. d1 ccascd. nate blood at the .July _ 2� Blood­ 1U52 Ft t B l l t ; , ,t1d , u11 d i 1 io n . All 2:ll.14. ll.atcd this 27th dliy uf June 7 · l4·0lc mobile Yisit In Pomeroy in the eLo ru, WOOD lll'W l l f\ ' � J l ld lialt1•J'� . 1:onl111.:I lOtiO. Junior high sehool. 1•'0U ll li001' 750x 15 Urt'.S. <.:111 ! i.hndcs, cloLh porcb val11.n<.'C, Jm1 ltbt:, l'lw�hlrc, Uhio. Ji. H. O'BRIEN The request was made at a Hichurd W 111ctircnuer, byrncl11>e. awnmgs, venetian b.lmtla, win­ 7 - 1 ;!-tile Judge of the Probate Court regular J�yCee meeting held Wed7• 1:t-Jtr dow 111u1de11. lfree . �stunatu. Ladies MciJ,:s counly, Ohio ma:ht. nesday c.,.ocd Cle.i,n U1ed C.an Dale W19pel, 216 Union Ave., (6) 30; (7J 7, 14, ate Sl' . V /< � N foot cuml. J i11c $250. Hc11tly AU Mlliu ,md MNe h1 l 'umcroy . ft 21 IK>tc I Richard Rawllngs and Dick Roto tu. K. A. l;rucst•r, fore.st ffl� r ROPOLlTAN MOTO.U, senbaum were named co-chairmen . Hc 1 Hun !toad. 713-: 6i00'6C6 E:a.t Main. St. or the JayCoe PlcnJc Day to b4I Pom..-.r, Ohio �MALI. ltlUI Nt.: horse, £:Clllle fol' Jul y 31 with a rain date of Aug. 7. rhlldrcn. l:)ce ur c11II lru Well­ co-MPLETE ·-11,SUaAr-.:c.i PRO tct·lion, Life. Aute, 1''1re, Potio Regula r Pri�e President Roy Holter reported man, Ul' udbury, l'ho11e WY 2L11il .Uoo 111111, Middleport. the "DUiy Dunker" needs p11.int­ til8:l. 7-8-6lc GAS, F U I .L U I L .111t.1 t"ual lur­ ing but nevertheless is ready for Gau�•: Montgomery ; .16.U on up­ llut<'s. ( 'iil l r,1r fn·c c11l111rntci;, 'l l!.AM O F hol'SlS. Sel l Ci lhcr :SIil· the county fair, Paul Simon w ,s per, 9.I on lower, 4 reel open; Gal• 1-'orc,111111 & AtJUoll, M 1ddloporL t,:JC Ol' doutilc. J11J 1un l 11IJ, Le• named dilly dunker chairman ahd llpohs: JB,4 on upper, 10.3 lower, ff• llJ-lk ! lurt t•' ;ill�. l'honc C I I 7-�:JJJ. Guido Girolami was appointed --- -- -7·13·3l · N ��w HOUSE, TWOBioRooMS, 5 fr.: el open : Lot' k 23: 14,9 on UP· publlclty chairman. Simon and 17 m:Ns 2 I ( ( ) ( ) ,')'J'EllS hca\'y large llvlng room, buHt-in Jdlch- per, 12.3 on lower, running l trap G lrollma Will hflld the refresh­ brt!Nl 1 }'l':11' old. :m lhrec week C!n cablnets, gas furnace, insu- and 53 wickets. 0 ' Upp leS ment committee for July meet­ old rhll' kH $JU. C.ill W Y 2-6446, lated, large car port, 126 foot ings. Co"dltlon or Movable Dami: All 7-12-:iq,. aoAtl AND-MOToR» f,o,ola gc. Wri•ht . Stree t , o ff I d ams arc• ,,u p 13 ,h roug•h ,3 run - · - -- -- - -- - - I ■nd up whlle th� 1 ..t. Metro, M ulberry Ave, $9300.00. Phone nln� 1 lu - lrops. REGULAll $2.tf . pout1n Motors. toe» Ii, Main WY 2-3292 Wilbur Young or I :tt., ,aomero)'. PtK.ne WY"2-'l10. WY 2-2709 Va ll ey Lumber and Ohio River Bo.ts: Downbound: U-J:4-tfc Supply Co., M.tddlePort, Ohio. · Lo<"k 7: Jl'frerson al 5;30 am, 11-1; INCLUDING STRAW · NJ-Uc -:-- - Lock Y: E.istcrn at 1 2 : M am, 4-4; OVEC at 7:0� ant, 7•8; Lock 18: 11111, Vo-, - -· f'O R SA LE : a,:AUTIFU L, NEW 3· Frankli11 Pierl't'! at 6 : 40 am, 1-7; Clea,,.nce Of ..: brdroom, 2d x 11, 11vlng room. Lock 21: A. V. Criss Jr., 7:I5 am, I. . TOKYO UPI-Premier Nobu• paneled kitchen, 1 � i>,ths, hard• 6-0; Atlas at J0:30 am, no tow re• suke Kishi was stabbed ln the lea · wood floon, 2 complete hea li ng ported; Loc k 23: Elger Cli£f al and aerlously wounded tod•Y tty.slcms, full ba1ement. Syracuse : 2 05 pm. l ·O ; Irene Choti n 1 :05 am, shortly after a convention or hl1 ! Ohio. Shown by apPointmen l 3• 1 ; i lclen LADIES ,nttc CHILDRENS. l :J� am , HM>; Walter ruling Llberal•Democratie Party on ly WY 2 7 11 Wil k �O; B C. •m. � 5 ,t ju� w � _ _ _ chose Hayato Ikeda to 1ucteed _ _ ___ FOUR ROOM buu■e with full lium B, Tra.,.is 9 am. 13-3; Janie D him in otllce. YOUR AT bHemeot. Interior remod eled. 10:25 um , 2-2. Police arrested 'I'lll&uke Ar•maCHOICE New h3' water tank, 1 fur•ace, Upboond: l..ock 28 : Rani:Or 1 1 :20 kt, 85. 1ppareDtly a member of 1 electrtc: water purnp., c pet am, O· l ; Lock 27: Mlke Creditor, Pomeroy, Ohio and veuellan blinds, air,: 975 9: l5 am, 4-15; Gallipolis: I. F, KiahJ's party, H tbe 1ssall111t. Call W\' 2�91. -Mra. W ;. J. 1..'rci�rgcr,9 :45 pm no tow report­ He refused to 111y why he did It. l Police sald Aramati lunged at , ll1rm1- n , Rt. No. 2, Bolt 18A, ed; Jane T., 6:45 am, C H I LD 8-0: Ben Mc­ Kishi with • J'apeneee na\ly knife I Ashland, Ky 7-8-6tc CoCl\, 1 1 am. 4-0; Che-Mon and at I Y lctory . celebration for Ikeda li:lGHT ROOM HUUSF., two flvt FOi? SALE 7 room11>, 1 � baths, Don, 5 pm, 2•0; one derrlck boat; at the prime· mlni,,er's 0Ulcl1l room apartment,. A. N. Bengel. full basement, out of water, ad• Lo(•k 23: Bayou L.arelne, 1,? ;� pm, re1idence. . � � . Pbone WY2-3272, 1 1-2 Uc Ki•hi, hl1 · eyes and mouth apartment. Phone W Y 4-0: LehlKh at 6:,0 pm, 2-9; Paul joining • Bcaulllul 40" Spinet Blatier, 8 : U pm, 14-0: c. V. Har• ,eape. with shock, was carried 2-357 1. 7,l4-6tc Regular $2.99-Sale $2.00 Regular $i.99-Sale,$2.'19 1-'IVE .lWOM unfllrnlshed apart­ . ner, 10: 10 pm, 0-2; Cottan Queen rrom the re&ldence by four men. I . .' Plano Delign In A ment with bath and ahower, ; 2:35 am, 5-0 Elitabelh, 7:20 am, He was ru11hed to Maeda Hospital gubagc dispo1al unit, newly 2- l!; City of Huntington, 7:45 am, in A1abu where it waa aaid be 1 Corduroy Lightweilil!t ,l�Ck� Fffnth Provincial redecorated. Phone WY 2·6336. 0•14, 'T'o N S.111 to th• HIF aklder had lost a conaiderable amount of 7 -7-tfc Just Ri11ht For 1'1c�'To $chool Un the 27th day ol Jilly 1960, (Cherry/ Case, blood. --,.-,-- . one Siegler Gas Heater, fully autoKishi h11 been the target of ' FULL LENGTH AND FIVE rooms a11d b11lh ln Mason O' One Out Of 88 Lost , Phone WY 2,2498, abualve and yl olent demonstr1• 7-14-Btp mallc, at the Racine Appliance • • Store. This property will not be In Two Air Cra&hes tions by Communlata and fellow '\ I •, Buy Very Reasonable SHORTIES sold tor leu than $100.00, MANILA UPI - TWo crippl ed truel�ra protesting Japan'a mW­ ,.. 11 � Raef.rte Appliance Store airliners ditched at sea early to- t.llY' ties .with the United State,, e Wrlte or Phone R. L. Sale R19ular B y R11Ph Johnson, Ma:r, day oU the Philippines coast, but SALESMEN, 24 'I'O 40 yrs. old, ' both (7) 14, 1, 21, 3tc 87 of 68 persona aboard ' Mllrlln mual have' experience. Good planes were awlftly nacued from route and �ommlulon. ABC A meetln11 to plan for the Cob , Lll>AL NOTICI the ahark-infested waters. Cleaner,, M,1on, W. V11. 7• 12 -Uc Golden Jubll ee Day outing seout Order of Attachment Only one death was reponed; to be held at the Rock Sprin,a 1- 6,17-MI and sever•I other peno.. were F.mployment Falrerounda on Sunday, July 24, at Clarenn I. Jor4en injured. 2 Jp. m. will be held at the ,Rock A. Stewart The vldim was identified by Sprinca, )l,etbodlst Church Friday 0.vld W. Stewert a Northwest Airlines as :>1r,. Guy aJ 8 p, m. All cubm11ster1, den Amottnt of Clelm ..., f101,\0 HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR OR E. W. .....,1.., Couflly .Jvd10 Kelley of Spriugfield, Ohio. She mothen and other offici1la of the day. AvaneU Youna:. Phone • .-iUn arOI are urae4· to attencl.' 4 (116) 21; ('I) 2, If. Bio ap)?arently drowned. WY 2.IIOOf, 1 II 6lp 1 ' _ - - WASHING MACHINES I I 1 - - - ....,---- AT A LOW, LOW P R I C E I_ CLIFF H Y �.H.S lrnd ! 1 1 3 Null'" w i l l bl' <1\ l'111 tH'rn�· l.odgl' Tlwr.� r!:1y .Ju ly Uall l ' JIIL! 11 1 1 J I l:.! 7 Daily Sentinel, Poffleroy-Middleport , 0., July 14. FOR SALE 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 14. 1960 -- I .,. ,'. , W. .•• 87 HAROLD GRAV �, -..� ...,-• •c.,.,.,._. . . . . .. • � -- - -, -- . . . . . . . .-�.... .....,._ ' • •. • ;JI-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., J uly 1 4 , 1 960 --- - -- --- - - -· --- ----- --- Mainly About . Son-In-Law Of Former Middleport Pastor Helps In Histor,ical Heart Operation People In Pomeroy Laura Pauline Thomas Becomes Bride Of I / Milford Hysell In Tuesday Evening RJte I Inspection For Chest er Grange of the First a candleligh t ceremony in the sanctuary I PresbInytecian Church of Middlepor t Miss Laura Pauline ThoMiddleport S !! f fOr JU/ Y 26 Now You Know ly Unl tH '""' JnfwNtlaMI The larador c°"'" t•ln -... of tM world's 1.,..., ,._ "'8Jnlr,a ,tendt af vlrwin tt,,..r, can1l1tlnt moatly of W,w:k lltN'Vce whltt, klnh tnd NIMm fir. ,.'ffh ., e x t r a -t h i c k a l u m i n u m WATERLESS C O O KWAR E l'ldm "' l'rr ('um pleted for m mas became the b ri de of Milford Hysell , both of � Su rgical History was recently made i n the Ame�1can By LUCILLE HAWl(INS :.pt•d111n "•• h 1 L·h w1!l he held 111 the on Tuesday evenin � al 6:30. ..Mission Hospital in Tant.a , Egypt, when an extremely delicate ,_. _ 11t•�1 nwf'lrng 011 J u l y 26 w hen a� The double ring ceremony was pe1formed by Rev _ H o­ heart operation was suecessfully performed , according to an Dr, Alston Tr<1cy returned l o Ch t• :.1L'r t; r,111gl' ml'\ Tlle!>cfay evenwa1·d R u ppel! , pastor of the church w i l t, the bride's brother �orticle i n the J u ne-J uly issue of Concern, the official maga. his home rn Co l u m l>us Tut_-M.l;.i_v 1 n g � Mrs. 1 and sistt'r-in-la w , Mr and evening after c1n 011Pri u!!hl \ 1:.1 ! . " · h 1 f' orl'e :z.ine of U nited Presbytet 1an women . l• wit g and s , preThom a ro s master h Id Y l worl ll. u l a D.i l t• K ui 'l h e new Mrs. Hyse ll, daug ht er The first aort ic graft for an abdominal aortic aneurysm with h is mother . Mrs i-.; J Traey • I d (•J ii ll<l II Prll\' I H'e uf degree th em. ,,i 1 rl . 'lcvefa L n ot <.;laze raef' Helm G of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Thomu, ' iddle M · e\ er perfor111ed m the 1 placed without a h1Lc h. for four- 1 5 the � ues ! of h t·:- u iid,:, an d work fur 1 11spc l' l mn Wiis Pl a nned gradua<e r,f M iddleport High a 1s Thomas Mass weddmg her fs"or • Eut was done by llr� Abdullah • PVt>r un g , J u I Y 21 A l l teen d ays t he patient was alt (' n d · aunt, Mr and Mrs. W i l l iam H ad for ·n 1ur :.u.:.y i n the class of ' 58 where St·hool fitwith dress while Mishr1ck, lloy A Clilrk a nd Mas all a wore n o: 1 a·t•r:. a m.I meml>er� were urge d special nur6es. Like a II ford and f iumly. ed by I active in the Glee Club i as w she a at 11nd sk J111msou rt • saad, with Or Paul � led bodice and full i l l' C H i dg i•w ,1 y of 13 00 111 tu IJt" pr1·st•nt ror llLSPt•ctt un. Jl other patients, he was v1s1te d rreA Mrs .i member of the Powalso and was corsage Hl'r hat. the cardioscope. white small " Ue s t of h , ·r ,·um11 1 11n1l'al 1nn was tt'illI r rum lh e quently b)' the hospit a l evangelist I er, w V c1 , i s t he • She ls a member Club. Puff der with tions a carn llnted blue of I t f -year sixty-three a patient, The The vovernor of t h e proyinee son in J.:iw and daugh1 er, Mr. and oh 1 (1 Cot11ll'1 l o C h un· n·s t 1a11 k. mg Christ and was of the f o Church rs. M Thomas • old, w h ite haired man. h a d gone came to the hospital to see the t i n'.' ( , raiii.;,· fur donation given two pearl hearts. bert l l l'rildon and f a m i l > M rs Ro Holzer Hosp1lal l a nurse udent s1 a with dress green light a wore he from do('tor lo donor before M r and M r s Thomas M eC l uu� I from H u r a l Li ft• S unday palient a bout whom t he whole beige actessor1es ,rnd her eorsagr School of Nursmg before her c ame to the outp11hent dep art­ di�tricl w a s talking. Later, the I , '-d to th ,• , , ",,ly 1,,,-e ,etu ,,,.. nd ,, .. m.irriage. , ·1 1 1 1· l llil�kr lhankt•cl thos e re- : was o( pink carnalions. ment of Tania Hospital. During editor o r r:.gypl 5 1 argest newspap.· 1 ho rn r rn Celina. a fler c1 we('k :. • ground!; the c-lh,11111.i; ur l l,lt• l�i \P•l l hou.rs the opera tion lasting t h ree M r. Hysell also a gradua!e 0£ er ca II cd an d i: a vc I hc n1an s ,,,., Follow,· ng th e cerem 011y the ., , , t, h•• • ,,,,,,,,,., . ,1, , ,, ,! .u , .. 1 m i 1 11 1• lm i l d in.,: � · , .. .\t rs. Ralph and twenty minutes the gr.ft w a s story prominent ('overage on t he Mrs. I J a h.• Sm1lh ho me tJ r MHS was employed al the A . & th 1 e t o pie O wca ne u c w chairman, t•1·(,11umw� 1(• 1 ,1 , 1 1 r. , 1 1 ·,1 k middle spn!ad of his newspaper. the gr oom, M r . an d M rs. DcII I'. tirorery befon his entry in �11 1 io1111, t·:I t tw1 1he hak ing, sewing ,.,., , , ,,, . .. 1, , ,,,k•l .1 •·, 1, r " ' ... ,. . , ' 1',,. 110, Ho�pital ission M Americ,rn The · , Jin 1 t·r.. 1 1 11• 1 1 11;.: i'1►11 l l'.St,s wouId _ L. Hysell, Bradbury, for a wedding the serviee and also a member of ll'C 11 1 the C111r('h of Chnst. .supported by the U n i ted Presby - m a k u 1 i.: h e r 11 1,1111• �·1 1 1 1 hl·r 11 " · r , A11gu st 23 meeting _ supper with his famil y. l11• l · t .. ld h i r> 1• ,1t·1 1•d h.1� , 1 1 1 1 h pt JoaC' rs a 1 rn : ( �l a as tcrian Church, USA, opened lhe)' will a trip short After , ah\! <11 1 11oui 1 t·l'd t h a t the com clini(' in 1 896, NS a hospitc1l 1!1 '.,,, plo> . , ,, ,,t ,. I 11,,, , ·,, ,, , , 1'-• 0 l ' l ·,, , k .-.. J1t• leave for the st11le of M11ine where !1.1d <11•ron.� r or �a 1e, 11•1 1 1 u 1 us f(eady for l'arli in b11r,• •r<, . r, ,. II l lusp1tal 10.000 p,ti"'nls • � 1 904. II �.,.,,. he is stationed with the US Air I th e e l QY. IAUCI PAN 1 prur "Jlt'rl1 rn;�HIJ.: , -. p 1 ; m ( t ' tl rn, u l n o --,, , f1• Wol h 1 IJl!ll' ' (' ) l es r whh ....- . . . . . , • . . . U.41 · I I ti · · Scout C,un p 'f riJJ e d n•spond to g her:. relatives c1nd lllC'lll 1 1 l l ll 1 1 c;rd/ Out o! town h ,· c t lwr h 1 , rn e l!I li clpr ' 1 f1 r a ' n �:l.a HIVUl fl U s • 2 .,. UUCI PAN ni�tsc ( r:a11 Troop 245. lioy Scout campllll{ e dan us m t h g ll r,i ll \> l l !w o�, friend in M iddll'porl Wednf'sd ay •ltli ........ . . . . . . , . , . '-" I will be remember ed by many d.i.y \'l "J l \,\ l [h her :! r� 11dmul 11 c r, lru I t bus has Deen readied for the 1000 re h 1 11i.: 11ll l ! 1 t·1r l ,mns Jukes for the funer a l of Lester L. Cunn- · • I QI. IAUC. PAN Mrs (,r,u•va Ju, .. h ,· ,,, p l J am · 0 a h I D l outmg to the stale of MiehiJ,(iill. It _..,, _.., . , . . . . . . , . S,10 er ter, • e l ] ( S .Elf. - i ngha m who died ,1 1 his homl" ;e�;�o�;� I� \h/· ar�tc1c. i: : ,,l ,10: 1 ; b� \'!•ll 1 Larr)" WarnN '-r l'lurnerl h n u w /.: ' has been repaired, freshly paintNl e I QI, OUICN OYIN . . I-JG h l h l ' (; ra11 �(' s1s·ers •ng � Sunday nigh! were Mr and Mrs. son-in-l a w of Dr. John Orr. form. Weducs rla�· aft n a t w o wet• k s wtm . by the troop ii/Id inspected by the e 1t" tlUU.lf • • . • • . • . • 1, 11 Cll rford Cunning ham 1111d sons, er pastor of the Middleport Pres- visit W i th his grandmuthcr . Mrs . /(,i,· k a h � t • Ha h y and a rea . g, • covn ,oa NTCN Denny and Keilh Li ma: l'aul Cun­ byterian Church a nd Mrs. Orr, Ray Warner al Lond o n . ] l p was I \' T a kt'• T1111 t •"u was presented : by , Rev. a n d Mrs. I'red . G ar dn r, OhlO State Highway P11trol. I f' OYIN 9H 1r' KIUD 1.11 All bo)'S makm, the trip arc as ningh a m , Tulsa. Oklaho ma: Mr. the former M a ry Sauer. Dr. a nd accompani e d humc hy his 11101!1 ' · I r.\ n 4'n r y t•aver A co� les 1 · •· t Relbe I an d M rs. M'I M rs. IIo,.,.,.r ' e •1cw1 IOOIC and M rs. Harry Crall of G a lion . Mrs. J a mison (Mary M a rtha Orr) er, M rs. Jay W;.rncr, d;rnghtcr. IH" 111 w i t h nww I INS {I 1 111 ded�t0 t on H d he It 0f th M ' ddl epo t urged to be at Scoutmaste r Mills ' ' home .ii 6 P- m. Friday. Monlc'y for lz 0 . ; Mr a nrl Mr§. Hobert Kroft and their four children have serv- Linda and snn Stevie who met twu i;r o up.� 1'.llh Mrs Da le . 1 ( eri'T ues d ay rOr camp fees which the boys have Ch tire••Or"Ch ns ·, aud M l"� 1,:,1 rl I J1'a11 l4S l<'aders nd is. ianapol Ind H ,,,.•.,,. $25 40 • and son R a ndy, him in Chillkolhe. ed m a ny ye a rs in Tanla. Colum bua where they will spend s a ved will be collected at tl11s · s _i:: ruup. G l'a11 p ) :O.!rs , l by w1111 ,, , ,, M r . and Mrs Allwrt Thom as, .. Cl · K,,, of "' 1 , 1 .. Mrs . Cl.,,, the week in attend11nce at the l une * Loca l rel a tives include an a unt, . . Clarenc e Thomas an d daughte r, r . a nd Mr .11 . Thu- Sl!lf.! 111g ul · 11.i l l l!· Hymn of th&-: e- North Ame_rican C_hri tian �tu•s1 uf he M L is onanrl local, uer, a S rgaret I a M c s Miss info rmation on t h e ca rn pFull t 11m j? 1w " 1 1 tk " l u . r 11 r1 . . he o i d 1u 1f Chandler l p Jnry Mrs : Nanl'y and mas Bowen. venl l�n which la ?Cmg held _J o1_ nt- i n g . trip and physical exam i natmi i Pome131aeltnar, t'. John uncles lh-frt•:,hmenls were served at Clifford • .all of Col umbus: Mrs ly with the Natlo_nal Chr i stian forms will bt distribu ted. roy and Lewis and George Sauer, I l l ,c l · l , i M ' 01 l h t • mef'hng. � Hess of Carrolto n l leighls. w·. Va., n. Cortventlo Education local. • B. Frazier fl! Oak l l i l l , W. Va., C,11u1sU1 Clu.b Hol,ls The convention which is bein� , Mr. and Mrs Jlussell Adams of Meeti111{ At /lull Run (,'h u u·h .�,,rvicPs f'or at the Veterans Memoria l Services Announced held Parker shurg, Harry Cunnin gh a m Captain Reginald Harve y of the Mrs. William ,\'layer e11trrt.:ii 11t"1! Sunda ,1 (' hurd1 s ervices for the Au ditorium beg a n Tuesday evenof Parkershurg and Lc11tcr Thom­ I hl'r l'ar1 a�ta Clut , with noon h111t:h l !arnw :\l t·lh<1d1sl L ' hurl'h charge in g e nd will continue to Fri da y English Church Army, will return as or S a lem Center . ·O eon TueKd a y at t)i'(" hOme uf her rirr .. JHIOU IH'l·d 1,/i follow.'!: Noah night. This Is the first time it ha d to Grace Church to take the ser­ Pall be a rers were Charle� Ben­ will he in chari:;e ever been held in Columbus. Song vlc-e and preach on Sund11y, the Mrs. WaltN I J l c1., k i11s �aren�s. M r , ;md IITIA nett, W a l lace Russell , Russell Schreiber, Ball Run. canasta Wiis i1f ttw sNv1t·1•s at the Portia.-! leaders for the week will be "The 1,1h. Captain Harvey led a miss­ noc.: Lyons, Utmer ( : rimm, l l u bert htrl in Grace Chun:h last March. pl.11yed with prizes aw a rded to �rs. I Ml'thodist l"hurt· h Sunday at 7:30 Payne Slster11 ." ALUMI NU'°' t·nt, presid b11ch, Ehers a Lydi Miu awlPy_ l l Taylor 1111d Leslie The Rector, the Rev. W i l l iam Other11 of the local churc-h who Bran('h Fleming and Mrs. Paul µ. m Hichard Chambers will speak conducted the mectin � of the Theiss. �$ U, fOlt DlmAY Roberts, will be attending , a Wilbur Ow Hacine Mt'lhodist Ch urch on at will atten d ing a re be WSCS or the United Mt•tho disl At the close of the .i;: a mrs, 11 df' s- Sunday at J O : 1 1'! a. m. There will Theobal d who left yesterday morn church and group life la bratory Churc h held Tuesd ay evenin g 11l House Wears Deparlment Main Floor sert course w11s -'Crvctl to tl1 e above he no s11 rviee,s at the t'orest Hun ing and Mrs. George Hu dson, in Sycam ore, HI., for two weeks the churc h. 11c1med aud Mrs. Allred Housh. Mrs. :•1ethudi�t Ch urd1 due to the "p- dau-![hter, Carol and Mrs. M a rtha On the 24th there will be no ser• devo­ with d opene ng The meeti A<1ron Kelton, Mrs. Alva Phalin nual l )knie at Hailey 's Lake S�- Cbild1 who plan to atten d the vices in Grace Church due to the tioru-i by Mrs. Ralph G i lmore whoae and Mn. William Morris. ' ml'!ettng1 tonight and tomorrow. ' Rector's absence. day . ' Lei• of topic was '•Chri stians UHe AY FRID and GHT TONI sure Time." "Walk in the Light" ' Doris Day - --- Ja('k Lemon was the suhjec t or ttle prnJ:rn m t:miP Kovac s 11ted by Mn,. lier<1l d Wilde rprl'l1c "IT HA PPENE D TO J ANE" , muth. Technic olor Uur111 g Lhc husine �s z-cssio n it - also w11s rerorl ed that Mr:s. l larry P. Rohrrt M l lchurn Julia l .onrlun Smith is �crvi11 g a11 1lea11 of 1 h1• ' "1 he Wonder ful Country " Lanca 11lcr Srhou l of M ission s \Iii� Tl.'Cluun,lor week a t Lanc11s1t•r Camp (;l' (Jll!lds . Mrs. Jed Webster is all t•nd in){ thf' uchool as II dcleJ:a le. M 1s1i tirarr C.:a mpbcl l i� 11tt11 11ding II rhurc h meetin � in Ml nne1101 a thili week. �ltrs. John C h a se, M rs. l "laudc Darsi and Mrs. Thoma s (;orglc in Pomcrol, Ohio were m a do honora ry mem hrrs of i the Soc.id)'. The picnic sch1 liuled unHI ned po�tpo wa11 t for Augus TONIGHT .nti F•IDA Y her. 111" Scptem TOK0AT ES " BIUDG 'fhe h11stel111e11, Mrs J. W, Mr,\1ur­ (Technicolor) ra)', Mn. Alnnw Custer 1111rl Mrs. William llohlcn-Gracc Kelly I,. F. St' 11oe11le b with Mh ticurge SUN,, MON., TUI 5. 1'11rker conlrih uting served re­ ''TUE 8RAMllU: BUSH" freshm ents to 20 mem bers ut the RlC'.t11ml Burton duse of 1 he meetin g Barbara Hush "l'E\'TON PLACE" /,egi<>t• .4 uxilitlry Jleatl� llkc Nursery Rhymes compared l o Holda .4nnuul l'i,·n fo "Bramhle Bush" The 1111nual picnic of 1 hr Arn ('ri­ can �glon Auxilh1 ry of �·eency­ Bennt'lt l 'od a nt! l heir families and speei a l .11uestN WIIS lwld Werl­ nem.lay evening �, Hw lload11ide !'ark in Middle port. At tending the pknlc were Mrs. Ted Ch.11pma n anti l'i1lldrt•n, Mr. and Mrs. llob<'fl l lyNell and l'11i\d­ ,_ rc11, Mr . ;mtl Mrs. Paul ll11pton­ st11II tmd chlldrM , Mrs . .l a l'k Ba('h­ ncr and son. Mr.1. l,i lll a n Stein, Mns. Cora Bennett 11ntl Oorb 11nd )i:oh Rkc, Mn. Helen Kenned y, �r�. Golda Mourn lnn and cr1111d­ '6' l' hildrcn, Billy Plcn·e a nd llale Mlddlcporl Sport 2 Door, New car never sold or tit· 2 Door, Low mileage by one owner. Mournin g, Donnie lloai·h a nd Judy led. 4 cyl.� H.P, " ront wheel drive, Spotleas interior, dark ,green ,finish, std. Sauer. 4 i,,pecd trans., whitewall tlree, heater economy. . trans, new tire■. Heater, a · nke one. . and many other extr.aa. Much leas than dealer toat. by f I lu t , 1 B 1 n D I VOL XII pay only s1499 Midd/:eport G.roup Att,end Sessi-on In Columbus .. I _______ •- \tlth•Wl ·W ta E LBERFELDS MEIGS THEATRE O U STO C K O F U S E D CAR S .• ,, JUlY CLEARANCE SALE Now Going Onl • I SMITH CLOTHING Convertible. 348 cu. In. V-8 motor. Tur• boJllde trans., power 1teer1n1 and �rakea, beautUul white finish with black tpp --and red Interior trim. Enjoy summer at It, bell. M E N ' S OX F O R D S Size• 8 lo 1 1 Value, To f8. 95 $4•00 pr• ..y'e Wtmen 'a -00 Olrl'a ,v.11....1,, r. $2,so ,nftnt'• ..... s .. ' $1 -50 Was $ 1 695, Now $1495 1 957 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr. r. r. r. - e Men's tnd Boy', BASKETBALL SHOES . ' ,a.ea pr. echtldren•, TEN NIS OXFORDS . . . . . . . . . . ,1.91 pr. e Boy'1 CANVAS OXFORDS . . . . . . . . . . . . , . ,1.00 pr. .... T H O N G S' • ,.... TENNIS SHOES lln 1 1 ,. , 12 to • 29c -·· 4 P•. PO• $1,00 Mein'• Moc & Loafers .,_ Iha �-00 r. WORK SHOES HN,.y Cork hln •4-00 r. RO UStt'S SHO E STO RE ' l .. powerrllde trana., has pow­ er lteerina. brllea, tinted ,:lass. aood whitewall tires, flctory air cond itioned, 1potle11 Interior, beautiful white over, red finish. v-a motor, Oxford, & Strop, OXFORDS Sln1 I½ to 3 V-l�tor, automatic tnns.• -.,ower steer• l,aa • •nd brakes, pleaslnc 2-tone grey finitb, clQan Interior, All cood tire,. OXFORDS Canva1 Oxford, w.... � I '&'a• $2_095, Now $l 895 1 958 Dodge 4 Daar MIDDLEPORT IT ISN'T STEALING BUT AT THESE PRICES ITS fflE·NEXT BEST TIDNG Wa, $1 795, Now $l 699 1 957 Ford '6' 2 Daor l4cll1y owned tnd -low mllCllfle. Beau• U.ful Jvory over ftQ flnllh. Like new tlNa. Std. Tran■. .R:adlo ud Heater. 1 095 Was $1 495, Now $ 1 385 1956 Old1mobile Sup. 88 4-Door. Be6utiful ivory ami turquoise finish, like new tires, Hydramat ic Trans. power brake11, radio, hea ter, rea-J nice. Wa, $ 1 1 95, Now $ 1 095 1 956 Ford V-8 Convert. Coup:e, Beautlful white and black finish, new White nylon top, FordomaUc trans., rad io, he1ler and new whitewa ll tlres. Was $1 1 95, Now $ 1 095 1 956 Ford V-8 Fa irla ne 4-Door Sedan. Low mileU'if, by Joe.al owner. Black fi Disb with pleasing inter­ ior. t'ordomatic, power sthring and brakes, radio and heater. Was $1 095, Now $995 l 956 Chev. Bel Air 4 �. One. IM-al owner and extremely clean · Interior. Seautlful Cl'O(U6 yellow and laurel irffn ,finish. Like new tires. Fac­ tory alr cundltioned. V8 motor. Power­ tllde, power steerlnr: and brakes, Rad· lo and heater. , 1 399 LET US PROVE WE UNDERSELL 19so 1951 1952 1954 1912 PASSENOEJ\ CARS •·oRD v.a, 1 DR. . . . . . . . . ,se ,19 CHEV.:..� $19 . . . . . DR 4 STUD�R FORD. �• , I DR, . . . . . . . . ,299 FORD N, 4 DR. . . . . . . . . '199 .l!� , . . . . . . . . . . TRUCKS 1951 CHEV. 21'1 ton Tra�l•r $4895 1951 FORD 8 Ranolmo· Plp, $1295 1157 · GMC V8; 21'1 Ioli Dump .1895 195'1 CHEV. 21-!i Ion TIIDdem Allie \ Wos $1095, No• $995 1 957 Chevralet 2 1 0 6 -cyl. 2 Door, locally owned and clean as new. Ivory over light ,green fini.sh, ,good tirN, spotless upholstery, Heater, Special $1 295 1 956 Chev. Bel Alr 4 Dr. VS motor, Powcrgllde trans. Beauti{_ijJ beige over gold w ith 1matchin1 interior. Radio, Heater, knee deep in rubber. H.lrdlop Cpe. Sharp white over blue finish. s -; 'ess interior. Conti nental Lire kit. • .)fdomatlc, V8 Motor. Radio and Heater. $1 095 1 954 Plym,. Del. Cpe. Runs .good. Nlce ,ppearance, one own­ er, MJI. Sue money. New Tires. $495 1 955 Old,. Super 88· 2 Door. Hydt'•anatJc, niato, heater, •hi� . and turquoiff, c:ood seat coven. 595 '. ' I Of Th lll..J -•.... �.. _..... Area llistr1ct Engineer Max Farley Says Road Has Been 'Uprated' ':t! CLEARING CREW:-Plclured here (Ill Ro . t 684 are Stale Highway Department work en who •re doing prelflltlnary clearln work the Job. Pictured here are (L to Rf WJllar: � to gra:lng by heavy equlpmenl already on M racuse, and Wtlllam Keenlg Mlddl-ort stale wery' omeroy Roule I, James Teaford, Syhlg hway department truck ..r , ' driver. .. . .. • U.atect p,.._ ln..,n.tfonel The Soviet Union tbrealened to­ day· to tat, "ruolute mea1urea" to cut abort We1tern "lmperi&llat a,crea,lon" in tbe Conco. �-1• a•ured tile Con10 IOV· ernment that the Soviet Union would live any us.istlnce "that mleht be neee11ar_7 for tbe vic­ tory of her juat cauae. •• In the Conio ltaelf, tbe wave of riot.in&. pilJqJna, lootln,i and npffll .eemed at a temporary end. But the polltJcal altuatlon deterlOl;'atJnc rapldJy, with an apparent 1ptlt In the C.Onaoleae w:11 tovvnment Bel&ian troopa p1trolled the capital of Leopoldville and main• illned order In other citle1 awatt­ ini tbe arrival of th� lint U. N. lnlop,, · The Soviet warnJn1 wae tq a mUflee from Premier Nikita Xhrulhchev to Con,:o Prealdent JOHph JC.ua 'ltabu IDd Pninler1 Palrlett 1'1alumba. eapped ■ cunpa:icn ib the --soviet Preti tO depict lllJllia. u tbe true friend ol llJe eonro ■nd ■ll Afrlq, pic1ur1._ tho W•t ■1 eolonl ■IIJt, n :;;':i.� � Memorial Gif� For Meigs' New Hospital Can .Expand Hill Burton Federal Aid Grants Too Informat ion concerning dona- hospital eoruit ruction llona to th_e Meig� Count)' VetM'Mlmbtrt of the �rJI e l a l n­ • emor11l H01p1tal u memorial IN th•, for ever y two dou:. r., �• �n mem y 0£ tamUy or celved 111 plad'" and l llb up to t 1 s was re eued today by tbe $50,000, the h0&pH a l -.rd will ard o! lru,tees of �e Me!11 r«elve anoth er one dollar of �:uht V y eleran1 Memorial Hoaplt- federal fund., t·!d a,. In . announctng the inlormatlon Gifts and donations to the hos. the board , ta.id that some Cu1erle� Plta i board can be made in d irect have bten received from Meiga c111h, direct pled1es of total County residents and resldenta ot amounts at once, or pledges of n�by areu on the Procedures to amounts to be paid over a period be fQllowed In maki ng anemorlal of time. liftl. Bo&rd members report that .Recently the biard of tnQ;tees every dollar given in cash or pied­ and the Mei11 County Hoapltal lies now can be used In the orlgln­ Co �misslon went on record II f•• al construction when the ladlity vorm1 the receiving of 11:llts ,and un be secured at a lower cost than contribulloos alnce there HI 11 11reat at a later date, Also some install & • advantace to be fained at the lions in · the origin al construction present time. Particularl)' betne are preferred over additions made 1trcased Is the fact that Hill-Burton later. hoapltal aid will be paid at the rate A donation of any al•• wm 'of one dollar for eaeh two dollan Hated on a perman111nt recerd to be piacacl In th• corner &tone of &tven in &ills to the new h�ltal. ttt. new hospital. 0.noN of $50 u•e COUii tY hH been declared or more wlll hew• thel, ••· 'd up to el 1"8A •dble for •t" u,11�IH'ton h .. pfKtd on • plaque In ,.. ho• for the eon•true1.1on .- of plt11I ,...,_; $500 wm · quat1r, hqspi� bu& only 1224,,aac.oo "'- dOMr to h•Ye • -late �n be requ..ted 1a aeeordance en e •1111I• ,..,.. ..._ the two for one ,olfq, vµ the en a 1 . -. ailiowit of fmldl � tor ...., A ......_ · -..�: '.."'": � �:���- --��;::-, >_I( ... ... ' 1 ' ·� ,l • �.ooo iii� !": ,NI . __...._ .,.,_ ,.__ ..,,. ,· . ,' III■ �� . � .. We;ither Ohie: ,air wlttt ftet ,nuch cha,._ In Nffll!t1.:U,-i .....,. and t°"ltftt '•Ir NvN1 afNII p,1,tty clo� north S.tu,.,, wannw but tumlna cooltr .-In -,,...,. north S.turct., afttfflOlln .,. ..._ nine- Hleh tod.ar In 70I, low to, "i1ht 41--55. S:NGLE <:O!'Y - k Whit will be the politldi efreCt of the Kennedy-Joh nson ticket? Why did the ambitious and 1en1iti ve Johnson aaree to take a craek at a job which oiflclall.v has little but ceremonial trappin11 when he already la safely en­ SILT DEPOSITS - Thia slll deposit from a strip mine Operalion wa• washed trenched in one of the most pow­ by a recent r�. Last wini er such deposit, lhrealened •- close Routes 680 andon Route 684 erful .POlitical posts in the coun­ close Route 884 and dl4 8112, try? To $tnnllhtn Tld<.t Kennedy's move clearly was an atle1npt to cement the party to­ gether and to strengthen the Dem­ ocraUe nat ional ticket in the South . Gov1, Erneat Vandiver of Geor­ gia, �nest F. Hollinga of South Carolina and J. Lindsiy Almo nd · nly tru promi_sing pote ntia J for mone, for new parks, of Virginia 111d Terry Sanford labs, . �omm umy South ��� :::03h Democntlc nominee for governo? Y P1annrng 1s the way to re- -1chool1, hlfhwa.,-1 • anct other alh: e th I a pote _ of North Carolina, were among the �ti&1 ,best-those �e_re chief assertions of ct.■l rabl• hnprovemenla. a Un�v rsity faculty members speaking 'l'hurstwo IHimocratic leaden whom Kennedy Pres i d ent Richard Holl voiced day cons_ulted Thursday on the vice �r . g�t �! �gan s � ia ak Walton League club hous e to an aud- gratification of the Hocking J)re11denUal choice. Ience of 96 men and women. county a:oals of the Ohio Depart"We need men of strength ll It was Henry L. Hunker, proment of Natural .Resourees citing cl, 1 The 5 eptember meeUng w we are to be .fll.rong and if Ul th e IO-year plan of Gen. we fessor of economic geography ·be · at. Lak· Hertiert e Hope, and the Novem• are to prevail and lead the world wbo explored aarlcultural, min• B. Eagon, dire,,... ..,.. , and D. W. on the ro.d to freedom. Lyndon er�l , forest, w1ter an4 people as ber event in G111lipoli1, Flickinger, head of the Division Prof. H unker 111d the new of Park John5on hu dtmonatrated on pr1m�y 1o�ce1 of_ the 26-county s, for a lan d purchaae many occasion• hb brUJlant qual­ are� mclud m1 Meigs end nela:h- Ohio Dep.artment of Industrial at Hock.Ing SlatebigPark lil�tions for the leadenhip we re­ "ng co un ties. But he picked and Economic Development has as "The principal expo;t of south;"' . Qlllfe lOday ,'' Kennedy Aid. ecr �ti top objective the bringing ol ,..on a, the ,m ile • ,, " a t r :i� s�. P opl e • id in d us� y into Ohio. He Hid, how, ;:��� � likely to profit the region Some L l bitr1l1 Ollftct u�:�� �� d ,•dded " "w•i1" en ever, 1i has not gotten into the Some of the liberals in Northern It was 18raeJ Sto 1 Iman, usofleld of planning for indMdual we ship out our best people, we . and Western delegaUona readi ly lose • c1ate profesaor of city planninc committee, vital resource." The accepted. .Johnson but others ob­ or areaa, speaker ci�d specifiea to show and h_e ad of �e city an d reJlonal J�ted 1trenuou1ly. Some even The professor abo said that th•t the planmng dh1alon, OSU acbool areigh t counties in the cned thait they had been double­ chite Ohio has not helped southeastern SEOAc ct and landacape archJtect, have not ,:oing along with CNN11ed by Kennedy, who won the �hio financially wlth its recrea- �he rema inder of Ohio Jn tra in­ pre,idenlial nomlnation with their who advl11ed "form al; overall lJon potential, simply becau se mg manufacturing workers manu planni111 prior to paasage of IUPPoJ't, Ule •tate does not have needed facturing zoning ordinance, " plan',..." and valu'8' adde d Gov. G. Mennen WilHam, of fumh lt>r the Job. manu by factu re. T h eir a dd renes hJ1hllihted 1 u 1. L.... ... J•hnlon 01t ,... Tit"" In.. 119 Dl•fflN on OhlNn1 Carl B•hlberg reported the mon thly dinner meeUn1 of the rulst•nc• ��lncl'M lfl �� SEOAc _exhibited at the Ohio Southeastern Ohio Reg'ional Counthe onlr w�r ....,. can 1ft ,..., State Fair would coat $692. Soviets 1·hreateo Strong Action To Stop Imperialism $ 1 095 1 956 Fard Victoria N HD A CHEAP RIDER OR A REAL WORK HO RSE - INSPECT THESE WS - OR SELECT A TRUCK TO SERVE YOU I NO. 76 ' ' e n t1 n e Recreation Tabbed As Truly Potential Asset, Largely Untouched, At Logan SEORC Meeting :: !�d ag. 1958 hev, Del Ray at y ~ ANY REASONABLE OFFER WILL NOT BE REFUSED IN MOST CASES YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT Was $1 895, Now $1695 1 958 Chevrolet Impala D O L L A R D A Y,S , aon?' very Car Reduced S 100 Jo S300 0 en Breakfast To Bedtime 1 959 Goliath Empite11 JULY HHI ,• l.ltA .L Y ! WE' VI: GON E NUTS ! - I F Wf STOOD ON OU R HEADS WE COU LDN' T MA RK PRICES ANY LOWER ON e IJet,otefl Te Th INterHu LOS ANGELES UPI - Sen. John Kennedy's surprise choi ce of L.)'ndon B. Johnson as his Demo­ cratic rwming mate pacified the South today but provoked cries 0£ double-cross Crom M>me liberals. .Kennedy threw the ,D emocratic National Convention into a turmoil of ekcitment by recruit ing for aecond plaee on lht. tJd:et the 51 · )"eat-old Senate majority leader tram Texas who had been his chie£ rival for the pu1idenU1I notr.ina­ Uon. The convention formally nomi­ nated Johnaon for the vice presi­ dency at Tbunday nigbl's session. · But the methGd of convention approval wu almost as much ot" a shock lo delegates in the Los Angeles Sports Arena aa was the choice of Johnson. He was nomin ­ at� on • mot ion requiring a two­ th�s vote. Gov. Lettoy Collin s 0£ Florida, convention chainnan, de­ clared It ha d cuti ed by a voice vote although there was a loud chorua of noes u well as ayea when he put the queslion, Acapta nc. SPffchM Tonight .&th nomi nees will deliver their a_cceptance speeches at tonigh t 's fmal convention session , in the100.000 seal Loi AnaeJes Memorial Coli seum. JohnaQn, who had been hinting broadly all week that Kennedy was too youna and inexperienced for the presi dency, prorn_pUy de­ clared himself "proud to stand be­ side and stand behind the next prealdent o( the United States Jack Kenned y." He promised tO "stump the country from coast to coast" to help Kennedy d efeat R ichard M. Nixon in November, Hotel lobbies and eOlridors were buzzing today with three ques­ tions: · Why did Kennedy choose John- ---, ---------,.,...., wscs • F. I / Unite,d M ethodist H Ids Ch urc h Session Tuesday s .. Johnson Choice . Evokes Cry Of Double Cross LOOK A T All YOU GE T/ B " Pacification complete :Yisitors Attend Last Rit.es For -L. L. Cunnin gham -!1. &: llli. f Ohi o -..1 1 � .\ r . St1. h l ,th & 1 1 1:: f' o l1111 1l111\ . Ohle . ... := will hne hi, nanM placN on 1 dou�• room, and tht donor of e 91ft of $2500 wlll hne hl11 name plac.d on the oparatln1 room or d•llvtry room, Offi cials ol the board report tha r because lhe hosp ital is a public pro_J e_ct donations may be made by inchv1duats, iamiJies, busines� ho�aes, aervice club1 and organi­ zations. The board will makl every effort lo carry out the wishei of donors, it is reported. Board member:; a1so report that in order to reduce the tost to the min i mum in construction and equipping the new hospita l and still give the citizens an excellent f l-bed hospital, air conditioning P-iP�:in oxy�en to eYery roum and equ1p mg 01 • second op�ra ting room are being �liminaled. Spring Honor Rolls Ohio Slate University baa issued its honor roll for the Spring "' Quarter h1dnD' • name■ of undergrad uate students who ••h, • · eved high •cademJc averages for that period. The Ult include. Jame. F Nester, 63 S. Third. SI., Middleport · iltffll1""1••,. � =•:.\��"'1 :! � .;.iq � !�" . � ���. .�; �U•,!lfi.ti\& . $1,261 JJJdgement Asked In Action Filed In Court Suit has been tiled In Common Pleu Court by D. and EdJth m:. Whaley versus The Swi1her Coal Company. an Ohio COrporalion for judgement in the amount of $i 261 ' ,vith interest. They state in their petition -they leased 10Ut5 acres ln Sciplo town­ ih i p near Pageville to the de!end­ �nt for Jl minimum royalty of $5,�. The lease, of three ,year Jurat1on, had on option for renew1! for an additional three yean tht petition states. The ' d efendanl h_as not exercised his renewal op. i1on and the lease is expired. with :>nly $3,739 royally pi.id, the plaintiff clalma. . Judgement agairul the defendant for the unpa id IHllante of the roy. alty is asked. o. MEIGS OENE •AL HOSIIITA.L Admitted: Mn. A. R. Pullins. "'iddleport; Edith Thomas, Pom­ eroy. Discharged: Mrs. Besaie Scholl Pomeroy; Cha rles Alexandrtr, Porn: eroy; Sue Hoffman, Cheater; Har­ riet Warner, RuUan cl; Harley Woode, Albany ; Howard i{nl&ht Chester, Births: A son to Mr. and Mn. Carl WUson, Pomeroy. IOOSTIRS SPO"S011 HOP The Pomeroy Bahd Boorters are sponsoring a l"f'Jcord bop from ,:ijO ��\ii n p. m. So,tu"1� •I tlie Pomeroy Jt1Dior Hflb Scliool it ii fn:mounced• . MUile · lnD be IIIW1'!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. 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