http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b2ca3aaf00ce5c768901f1342c79742e.pdf 591d487aaeaa8c542c07bd081366787c PDF Text Text -c'-- • , · TwiUght Garden Club Has Session Thursday Evening ENGAGEMEN T ANNOUNCED Final Plans Completed For Blaettnar-Lee I Patio Par1y Held Wedding July 24 At Federated Church WM�!:r. E:d"w�::i!11 ,n,... C-0ntests Feature Mainly About Thursday Meeting At Riock Springs Plans have been com leted for the wedding of Miss Nan• talned with . paLio party Wedne1day eveninc . S.dminlon and cro­ cy Blaettoar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fr ed Blaettnar, to quet were played �imd refreshmenta conl State and national esU Mr. Jame!I Richard Lee, Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lee of of hotdo11, A six o'dodt potlu('k picnir baked be1n11, potato By LUCILLE HAWKINS were he ld when Rock Sprina:1 . Ath ens . , dinner precedf'd !he meeting of ch1pa, 50ft d rinks, and ice cream 1;ran e met Thursd a y eY e nin g g . tile Twilight Gardr n Club held The open c hu.rch ceremony WIi l be solemnized by the .u.ndwiche1 w(S'e sened. Mr. and Mrs. George Log J with Amos Leonard, worthy m asThursday e\ en111i; d i the home of Rev. Waldo J. BartellS , at t�e Federa,ted church, at 3:30 p.m. Following the pa rt,- the grou.p Miss Bernice King and Mrs. Cal-t ter, presidin g . Ml5. Carrie Nyt' . M u l lwrry Ave . nuptuil hour July went of a . h to the M11on Drlve-Jn Theall /.. 24 Mn. Jean Hamm, hQ me econ olie Lug an were buinnes� v isi t ors , and Mis� Rtta Beegll!! of pumero)' , ler with Mr$ W . R S h as1een c1s ro. i "1,ra. B e n Neub:ling or, mu by t in Gallipolis Thursday. mic . l.eacher In lOe na a .c 1ne Hinh · .-· • f,j,"• •·d M r, , Ma -in B'url, Miss Ida Br_aden of w 1 hostess. . ashington, M rs J . A. Sweeney of RuUand School a&Siste d by two of her ein O c c • .. p d M A p f f ctra nn a., Jo an H Gu�sts were Jerry Friel&: , Chuck s i ' . WIil prec.d't tfit cere mony. spent the 1>as t weekend wi th her students, Sue Circle and Kathry n so1ot1i brldeswill as d Cle elan erve v I Do"n1e. Paula Sayre, Jack Welker, _ � L l,J.18,1,.jlary. J•ne ee, 1ister or the sister. Mrs. Everett McKnight o( Brace , aerved as judges. In the m � Jds. _ Miss Lee, 1� 1•s B �adc � and Carolyn Goegleln, Terry Culhonor. be maid of groom, will the I and atlended st.a te conleat for pound cake , 1 U n wu Av t nue 1 Miss r,etract!se are sororlly m;lers lums, Ruth Ann Brothers, Chuck --· t:h u n· h in l\11•ddl eport. Mn. Fred Le-ifhell, won nr1t : •·•-- .,,,..1 11 k ••..., of the bride. Riffle, Sharon Moore, Dick Clar'". • Mr a n d Mrs. Emory d and Miller Mrs. Rollin Radford, seeon Cha r lesanna Hes1 Benny Ewing . , l hc groo m . Kaar on Kelto n ' Ji rn Ebe tsbac '• I OeI Lee, brother o r c oI uin t:ius. M r . an d M rs. o on M rs. Ro bert ,l.,Utll s, t h1rd . h 1 . will serve as best 111an and ushers Betty G rueser, Mickey In the national contesl.ll for Wood and Mr. and Mrs. R.aee _ ' Burke, DorI 1 llav1s . 1S1ted We�ne�day with both drop cookies and bread, wHI be William Lee, brother of t he 01h v Brown, 8111 Young v an d Larry . groom John William ,e ineltmr Hemes Mrs. Everett McKnigh t . Mrs. Hom er Radford won fint . . brother of the bride, Ron a� d Groan d Mrs. Amos Leona rd, second. ,. Mrs T A. Dowme ' ' 81118led M n. 'M rs G rorge Sh'ive I u Jr. an d Mra. Homer Rice won rirst for · · · gan an d Charles Lane. Edwards with the party. Ir F•■DD,_ HOUDASHELT dau ghter. Jayne Aun an d Mn. t he butter cake an d Hra Willia m �-- Little Mi� .Ell i.a belh Bl ae lt nar, � . . . · .-. � Geur!,le Shiveler Sr., returned lo ' Grueser, won first .In the crochet nlec� of the bride, 'II be the flow- or Pomeroy and Miss Kay Jones ol Mi11 M ia ude a In visitin Taylor g ':' the i r home in Cin('i n n ati Frid ay. doily pre1ent. • Rarbo1.1raville with Mr. and Mrs. B. er girl an d nephev-. s o[ _ thc groom, Athens. J'hcv t'ame Wednesd ay to brine Mas t er Del Lee Jr., bearer, rmg After the ceremony an lo actice open re. e were d pr Plan ma . L t · · I -M r. · an d M rs. J3)' M YNS Io th e1r · Potter · 1 1am Lee Jr., l he aco I yte. ccpllon will he held at the cllurd. an d W'll' for de gre e wor k on Th ur.,.., -• ay, . Mr d Mrs Floyd Utreal and an I S pr uu:: A \'('IJ Ue home. '! · · h th e sorori· ty !115ters · " rs. M yera July 21 al 7 · 30 p m · lh e g. uesl 5 ror th e oc- . w1i or lhe _ ..., . children of California left Tuesday Reg'•lerinG · · who has been the g:uC' s t of Iler ,, Mr1. Huber· cas1on will be Miss Lucy Amsbary bride as hostesses. Brown, lecturer, ailer Ylsilint wi th Rev and Mn J · d aug, 1llcr, M rs. Sh'i,,e 1 er J r., for presented a pro ram which open --- - _a.,...;,_;;;;.., g · · · ' .;;-;;-� ;;....;;;;;....;;;,_,_,__a.,.___;;-;;--;;-;;...aa;;;;;;..;. - the past three month:; . is im- ed w I th group s in 1 ng o 1 Amer . Cb'de J. Bartlett a nd f1umly 11nce ·.r g • ' s · g . M r. L1l reaJ is al1 unday mornin . provin•:. " MY j · . c · . Mr. · Myers spent a w�k lea 1O 1 1 owe d b I rea• mg lendinn the N•Tnen. at e College ' ,1· 111 mcurna -d.� _ . Country Tia Or Thee" by Mri. Pua<hi� · • e . Aiw- vfiitinJ Jhe Bart� ' "G et Read _. ar11,.-,e, 1.... A" M rs i l ui:;h Black of. Chill k ot e 1..o.. � Y 'flt fa ,11 11), Jail Sunday ,were her � spent Wed nesdc1y wit� her _Pa - for the count down" WH giun by and famlly, Mr' and :.u,1 EU'c 11 t 11, Mr. rnd Mn. Phil Wllha°r Mn. W. A. Mori:an after which iene Emerich a nd dau hters. · ) 'f, '. , , g , son. , a qulz on the Declara tion or ln• Mra. Cl•renc e M urray ls ill at _ y_ �, ., , M rs rt o l>crt Lytle of Chillicotb;e dependence was co nducted by • : _ii.� it",_), her home i n Bradbury .' �f � ).� 1 spent �ed nesday with her fathlil', . !!e� Goe,i:lein. • . . .., M.r. and .Mn. R aym o�d Turner of l ,Jacot> El_hcrfeld. An article "Rlghta and Pr1v1 • Columbui · vliited Frida with his · , 1 1 ;; " 1 Mrs Gcori:te 1-1 P a rker retur�- le,e1 of a Ci t izen'• WH rea d by pat1m t1, Mr. and Mr&. r,ke TurnL �1{ ,._..r • · N -��1 { ,.. ed ho me ,Monday a fter a visit Mn. _ <?oorfe Skinner and " A I er and family. ·} 1 with relatives in Detroit, Mich PatrloUc Creed" by Homer Rice 4 '.){':_ Mr,. Clarenc Rupp and d a a::hShe was . ac•eornpanJ ed home by Thouiiht, for the month were ter Kriilln of ;oledo are here\or MISS DORIS WELL her cu usrn , Mn. H . C. Ml'Naugh- given· b)' Mrs. Brown . A conte!lt a tWo wecb vlalt with her parents . The Federat t•d l 1rdt• met Wed I ' j conducted by M ra, J.o� n Erwin Mr. •nd Jira. Fred Ruuell. n_esd�� e �l'rn n i: a'. l h l' t· hurc h_ fo r a Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Well , Pleasa n t Ridge, P omeroy . , �oe�;y.ho ret urned h o me on Wed- •nd won by Mn, Wilham GrueMr. a nd Mn. Edward Burkett aax o c l0t k potl m k dmner w i th 1 6 a r c announcing the engagement and a roathlllg marriage , Mrs. d H. George Parker an concluded the program. ser, . . are plannina: to leave M0ndaY for members and 1 wu ;:ul·sls. Hcv. Will• . i;r. . . f the i r d·�m ghter , Don s , to Jerry S now en, son .of M r . .a nd guest Mrs. II. C. McNaughton Refreshmenl.ll wt re .1erved al a vacation trip In the Carolin as do J · Bartels .a n J gran d son · John ° . · Marielta with · · s Arnold S now den , R oc k Spr 1· n g s. The we d d tng w1· 1 1 be spent ' 1•uHd.ay m M1 the clo1e of the the m ee ting I,. by P R ull Bernahrdt. prr.� rnt Grace was a tar!:. k to M i riJ · j ilaon. W P home economica committee. fg�� · G e n�ra l �oa��t Furniture - Floor Covering - Draperies aake<I by Hl'V R.11rlcls. w hi le seat- a-n event of Sept , 4 at the omeroy �·ederated Churc h with Miss Dora Mr. and Mrs. l'hll Gl_obok.r Inspection will be held at the 1 afttr he ,uttered a ,e:e re �e a :t a• . ed at the t .. UJe Hie .i:roup sang Rev. William Bartel officiating. Mis.s Well is a graduate of f. h e Pomeroy H igh School, 11nd daughter Sally were m C �l- next meetina on Thursday, July tack al his home . •·� aJ?PY 81 rthdi1(' to M rs. ( ;cor1i:i1 Ready To Wea r - Men's Boy's Wea: · �dh:-unson who wa� ub11erv1 11g her class of 1 955 and is now employed in the OivislOn of Teachers umbus . We dnesday to meet their 28, and member, are reque,ted Gordon Wolfe a nd Wealey Gil- ' IWn M1r_h ael who 1per1t th�ee to bring ple for refreshment,. b1rthd11y. Education and Certification ' Ohio Department of Education ' weck11 :n Halifax, M us., wLth . haYlt returned , home after Housewa res - Women a nd Girls -------key r Following t h r dinnn a short I Co I um b us. M . S no�den ,1s a mem be_r of the 1 953 grad uat ing Mr. and Mrs. John Dulty a nd s�l\dlne th e week at their fi■hine .b usiness se ss 1 u/l wa � l"O lld ud�d b� class � t �omeroy H i gh School and lS employed by W estern Mr. a nd MrB . W11, lter Kauffman. �' camp at SIOC:kporl. Mre. Wolfe al• U nderwear and Nightwear Mn. rh1I W1ll 111n1Non, 11res1JenL Electric m Columbus. He was 1ccompanied to Ma11aso vi1lted at the camp on Tuesday ----- -- ---- - -- - - - -- ehuselts by hi1 grandmoth er Mr1 Devotions l<•tl by MrN. N orman , QfflQgf! Uf$ Ind Wednelday, Mr-. Wolfe pJan1 to Kloc& ope11e1I t ile lllt' l't i ng. Hout ine Rturn to the ca mp ned week. Lene Huber who remained for a ScoulA Make I ltra . .Peter F. Kl e in .nd sons, longer vmt Mr. and Mrs. Duffy bualne11 was li.hn c are or ar�r t."'W I ant pltlll rip ans aecomp11nied him ba ck to Col· Mr. and Mn. Joe E. W i 1 1on of Peter Frt1d erick and Rich a rd, are whkh 1hr lllt'C(Jll� dosed with the Lord 's Prayer Ill unison. Boy Scouts of Troop 24 :1 met umhus where they are the g uesll Mi dlll e port are announelna • the he n for ·a two week · vl1it with Mn. laSi night at the home_ of their of rel.ilives. ma rria ge of their daug hter, Caro- Cedric Cink, Alto visi ting With scoutmaste., llob�rt Mill s w � er<! M n. H arry P. Smti h and Mr■. lyn Anne to Paul Thomaa Gruf'- Mr1. Clark la her alater , Mr1, LenProJce t lmoks were eomple tcd they rl'l"e1vcd r_m al _I nstruct i on,!! Jed Webster Sr. returned to the ir e ora Ho bart Kent o f Brownsburg, er, son of Mr. and Mn. Geor,.e when t he Enterp r ise 4 . 1{ C1ub abob t th e ir u mp i ng tn p lo Mlch1 - homes Friday ne nini;: from Lan I ndi ana. e . The c.:iof ll Grue1er Mlneravl Pomeroy, OWo M r.�. � an. _ The boys_ al �o rel'eive d their c.11.ater where they attended th� met with the •dvlsors, pie we re m arried Thuriday ,t Mn. Frank Vroman w11 return• Owlght Log an 1 11 d Mm. Herbert phy5_1 c.a l �xam1n � l ltl n papers and Me t hodist Lancaster School of the Flnt B aptlit Church of Pt. TONIGHT ed home yesterday from Holr.er Dixon, 1'.hm·sduy afternoo n at spec i fic ms lructlon u of t ime and Mlssi u n:i . They were accompanied Pleasa nt with Rev. K. W. Chand• I th(' Enter11riae E U ll Churr h. Hoapltal where ehe wae taken for place of departure. '"COUNTE ll l'l ,OT" ' home hy Mr, Smith who drove ler performing th e ceremony obaerv•Uon and treatment. Uarlunc Smlth, pr(!s ident , op. � resen t pl ans e re to leave next there for them. Forrest Tueke r J Hckie Wayne · The bride Is a gradu ate of e n(! d lhe meeting ' with thq pledge Fr 1d11� morning at J a. m , Crom the Eua:ene Sea n ls expected home - 111�0 Mu. Dan Hynell o{ Ravenn a II Mlddleport High School In the ds1 M� tom9rrow from Ft. Knox. Ky,, bu Park. R de I The H meet wl 4 lo fl y� and the P!edge. o.u. HELL" A TO c:A1'1!:S "f"IVE ) the guest of relaUves and friend, clasa of 1 960 where she wi.& ac, wher e h e ha1 be e n tor the past dem om t rat1011 on modeling dres- at 4 o clot'k Th ursday cvemng lo he re. Dol.ore1 Mir lrneJ;i Ken Scott tiYe In the Girl•' Glee Club and 1 ses was given by Rut h Ann pack the bus. l nd ud mi:1:, adults 35 SUN., MON., TUES. Mr. aud Mn. Lawrence H yaell, th e rnuchtnc band. Sh e i• a l�o .weeka. Iii', and Mn. Lawrence Reed R Brothers 11nd J11:kly11 Seldenebel por11on11 wlli take the trip. ''TIIE BRAMBLI<: BUSH" of flavenna are vl!ltlni: relatives member Ot th! lOc!ll Fln! -- --BA - ttld Mr. •n� Mr,. Jamea lteed a nd dl11cna1td safety 1n the home 11nd I Ric-hard Burton i in the Bend If' , ., ! lat Church where llhe diatrlbuted 111fcl y forms for the JJarbara Ru�h Mr. and 'M rs. J. G . Robinsqn cher in the{) Sund ay Sehl)l)i a rid Ruth and Jam ar� Pla nning t o atparCllh to !Ill out "P1':Y1'0N PLACE'' have re t urned lo Canton after Is eurrently employed In the ol- tend Hobbs reumon 1t LOga n toRaad& like Nursery visiting with her sist�n. Mrs .. \_'r'a l- flee of Dr. R. E. Boice , Pomeroy morrow. All me1,1ber1 are requested to . Mr. and Mn. James Pulle_n and Rhymes com p11red tu ter Wolfe and Mrs. W mlfred Shlea. The KJ'OOm will be a a enior al I brim: their projec ts to the E U ii thlldren, Su!lln and Stepha nie and "Bramble Hush" r . M_ and Mrs. Jtobin!!on , accompa- Pomeroy Hlih School thl1 fill church Wef1 11csday al t p . m. Stepl\en, are expected home t om�rmed by Mrs. Mn. Wolfe Stilea, lilnd where he has bee n active In when Mrs. Geneva Nollln will row fro m a vacation trip to M111Tl\c Marth� Cla1111 or t h e Brad- spent two days this week in Cil\• sport,. For the preae t the n >' P1 an aoul t)(' i>rescnt for jurl�ing . bury l'hurd1 o f Chrif1t met at einnatl. · tP reeI de wIt h his parenti. M�. and, Mr•. Earl Knig ht pla n H l'frl•H hm r11' .\ Wl'r(' M:1·vrd by 1 111' h o me of th e preal tlen t , Mn. Week end g uests a t the home o( t o lo to Canal Wlnch e1ter tomore Pi r ev Wednesday evening. r e \ Mrs. Dixon 1111d du ugh tt- r S wurn N c1 Mr, and Mrs. Jlenv (! r Well were tow to visit wit h Mr. a nd Mr1. V. i/ty Stitcher, Meet :Wtu D11rlc11r smith. Au i l11 1 11111, 1"ht• dev otion al lea�er was Mrs. Mrs. W ll l l ' s pp rr nts M r . and Mr,. L. Will and d,11u ghte r. Sue Kni11ht I R u 1 h i\1111 llr(ll/1rn , K 1m-n W n lk- Edl 1 h Ru NNcll. D u n ng the husl- Kvcrell Bite� ind children, Juan- Th u r,day Even n(I TONIGHT ONLY i of Columbua wlll join the 1a �ilies 11 n 1 eetlng e onducle by I s lhe .11. , He < c s_ 1 , Janel nd Everett of Taylor, e r , Murjurlc Rentz , Jul"klyn SciMrs. WIiiiam Bartel l entertain ed Don Murray - Hidu1rd Egan a t Canal Wlncheater for a pumlc d -�1' plans pr , l n l ere s lo , marlc k 1 1 ". s "'. l· . C!ll MrK1•mir, n n A Mary hlgan dc1111hcl. and , Mi s Phylli Swim, hc Nifty '"'Jl l ES f; 1 000 1111 ,LS" Stitcher1 Cl u b h ur..,....y • Sally U a l h b u rn , l\hry Kat h ry n SJ)O n Sii r 1 1 hym n sing I n the r u - also of Tiiy lor. ____ even i ng at her home, Rock Springs. dinner· {This Is A Supe r Wt>slcrn Mr; a nd Mra, Joh n W ard and ·· -� - -- - --HiltI Li IllI u f'ay S ,. t ar(' 11er, ,, n. l u rt•. In TN"hnirolor wnd 1 lfhe evenin g waa apont aocially Jauni ta Wa rd wh o were here lo ., Lotan 1111d une �UC!it , Linda llroand in aewing after which the ho,Cl uoma11ro11(') . Tw o 1110111 be n , Mn. MP da ttte nd the funeral of Ma. Robert tlwrs. -.w.lso- lCJS . 11eryed refre1hrne nts to M:ra. Gibhs and Mn. Evelyn Murray vro ga n vl1ited brletly with Mra, , The lh'XI regular mee t ing wlll 1-.e .,,, n ee Sm,' lh Steve l'odi ran Uta Milan Mrl · Ca rI Moore Gordon Wo '' e before ret uminc to W('t(' rcportetl ill 11nd were reS ' U li,•On 1 I b Tl d 1 . e Hirs ay, August ' ' M,,. Hugh Bearh,, .,·•I•• Kathr•n "I, MOBSTEH" tnl'mlwred with cardN signed by 1 th e Ir hom e in c I um b ua. Miteh Mr,. M ax Folmer a nd VanAlso Carl uon tho11c present. T he birthdays of S , NAMIS OMI TTED c11a , M n. James Will and Beverly, 1 SUNDAY and MONDAY Mn. Pierce , Mn. Leona EbenTwu 1 H rge birthd ay rakes ccn- Mrs. Georae i ThC' names of Mn. Honn!(' l'kkKorn, Mrs, Herbert Cary Gr.int - Tony Curtis bach, Mrs. Murray, iMn1. Glbbt1 t red the di ner la l en s , Mri. . Ev ll lyn Wo od 11 11 11 YJ rs, e d r. n h c on the . Dixon and a aueit , Mra. W. A. ''OPFJlATlON l'E'JTICOf T" n M n. ll usacll were observed lawn at the homo or Mrs. J. II. Dra ke . Marj Will wore unintcntionully /Technicolor) willl haurlk erchlef •hewers. Smith. Mlddl(!port. wh(!n the Van omiUed from the w:uea t list of lhe - also At t he close of the meeti n � a C(>tl ney famil)' iiaath ercd ror a Geno Raymond Wayne Morri1 I 8ht1wcr eiven hy t he Homl'bu ildrrK !lallld course WH se rved by Mrs. TURk KIi.LS SILP family reunio The n. c11kcs with ' cla1s of the Bradford Church of NEW aad USED "PLUNOER ROAD" (STANB UL, Turkey UPJ-A aec, r P to Mn. Barnl Elsie I Chri�t la1l week lot' Mrs. Jb lph lart, \11,lhted candle R wu e to l'el ehrale i r l't' Abo Cartoon ond 1cnior oiflcl•l of the ou1led · MrK. Jes11ie SI Hon, Mrs. J ,e l ha t he b irthda ys uf Jurly and Diann ;overnment J-lumbl e, 'RuMse ll. Mrs . H12:el Russe ll, M rs. of u-Premler Adna n C Van ooney whoRe birthd ay• aru den derea h11 commi tted 1ulclde, 'Rernke Winn , Mr1. Ebertbach both this mont h. Ce-mil Keleaoalu, form er 1overnor · and M n. Erlith RuHell J,�ollowing thr dinner the cakes 01 Konya Province, al11hed h11 were served wilh shl'rberl hy• j, wrla'8 Thund ay, It WH reported, C I ltCLI TO MIIT Pearl and Hue] VanCoone)' 111 ' Atertor Mlniat er Gedlt jumped Phone WY,1-3194 The Friendl y Circle o f the aisled by Mn . Smith. , · � 1 wlnct Nim o a w . rec:t1nt ly. Both ' Federated Church om will mee t POMEROY, OHIO At tendln11 were 1.lr · ann Mrs clals were under dete ntion, 1'uc1dll y evi:rnlng a t th e church. Jamea VanCooney, ColumbuR·! Mr. and Mrs. Clyde VanCooney · 1-.-' · PLAN l'IICNIC children, John, Wood ie, Joan an� lJ" R. V. Vat1flhan a nd Mr1, Myron Blillc, Pomeroy; Mrs. Rohci't · , , · MIi ier an· co-('halrmen of th e ple­ Pullh11 (Mary VanCooncy) ind '"'· nlc to be held next Tue■d ay by son, Carroll White, Pomero�·i Group I o f I he Firat United Pre1- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mu•nfo;q, \�: ·, b>' tt'rl1n Church. l h, l n g r o o n'I (Ed\th V1inCoon ey) and children .... . . Jal'kie, L11rry a nd Joel or Columlnclucl• fM m Cflh· . ' ' b11s; Ira VanCooney, childrN( 19"N ellflHlne ••• j L ila and Judy, Phocni:t, Ariz., leu,,.., Danish ,tnd - ---,Mies Janet Johnson, Ph 1enlx; ac:catlonal elMlr, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl VanC.:oney, c.cktall ,... aNI chil d ren, Bobbie , Diann, Mike; 2 atep tHln in •••· the hosleases and Mrs. Sn1ith. nut, anlll 2 t•II lemp&. NAMID ATHLITIC DIRICTOR -. LAKE OKOBOKI, I o wa UPI­ l!leiiiipi,ple "' " hnqutit-aln M.ck• Jim With,, m, who coached the j 'maite ... --a- don'\ "'tone ·•bl• ,. 3S IC lowo Stale b1.1ketb1II tea m lo Its ( 50 )C 70H, 6 match,, beat season in 10 years, his been How much th-,. haw paid. • Iii hit chain. 2 Llno l­ named athletic director- at th111 1 Middleport 11choo l, Witham, 49, will aucct:ed llHft lu.. •ncl Utn• How they're out Ill 1111 \ • S.po,ate I cu. II, J L. L. M endenhall on Au 1, 7. lty CHIMt, of the month; frteaer atorM bed room 70 Ibo. 1n which diNetlGD • Bl.a: •utimtatlo SwttPlne 0.nleh delroet refriprt1to, •lnut trl,le d,.... All 1Uch confualon enda ...,_ - • New "Pol,rtont" ,r with ,..__ inir• Int.riot IX!lt>r by chock. Do you? U 111v11t NEW Nr $,drawer chett THE • Porm&ah, triaper­ ,open a Checkine Aoi:oUlll ........ llod. Doiry Bor Doo, ... ' • I. • Bt, r1mfty a..,_ ln.-r•rlnt m6t1""" B,ujplloo1ttt 1rns .,... �hl na price \ ,- "'"""' I Pll• . ,. FOREST RUN ROAD 1... .. ... Spread. \ Up Te M Manth■ OIi Roulo 7-½i Milo North of Po111eroy Prl<H SIArl A, Low AJI T• Pay People In Pomeroy I I I I I I I I I ~-• Around And AboUf M 'dd/eporf ' I I •, Federated Circle Meets Wednesday At Church Rooms . /, {r;_,- , 'l�i L . ' � ,1 1 L,. � .. I · I I Project Bo-oks Completed By C , M f'inul T' , Pl Th Is Announ--..1 · ' \, All Over The Store day I ------- Bradbury Class Holds Session At Pierce Home I I I I �, N ' ... Hold Re At m,t h Horr:1! -------- Poy Only $3.69 Per �eek NO DOWN PAYMENT • ° BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES ,lO JULY CLEARANCE SALE Now Going Onl GVOIJ CoNFU�ION -,• • • P A Y _ 8 Y .= C H E C K I -'I.;, ...i tollllna f-OREST RUN CEMENT BLOCK CO. $)99.95 ' ASSOC,I ATED RADIO and TELEVISION Horry MYier, Owner POMEROY, OHIO • e di-, at. 1111111 � '" nae, .. !'Ill lit' a&-..._ ',," The FARMERS BANK s and Saving' Company . Top Quality Blocks Made With Beat Of Materials And M.w Machinery CEMENT AND 'ORTAR FOR SALE Own•n : K. A. G,euser & Son Don •ttftl{:...:a ..r...-+rra SMITH CLOTHING NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS • llemllor Fedenl ..... . . ' . ••• Fedonl Depclllt a.-.ee Cerporatioa . ' ... . . . . , lo , ; • - -:-, - - . . s,.. POM£BOY,' «.1110 ' ' \ .' '' ' • ING EL�S FUR NIT URE ' 1. · FREE PAlKlNG LJPOI.T MIDD COATS 11.:DG. .• •• l ,, Le- �-�u!� ) , •• o e �e fl:o�.!r �ow fi open .t � ' · �: JJ:o�eroy_ : Middleport Drum h ..rbrecht. . g rcillp ' to Colum&wi and present an entrlea mult be tlit1 ll d a c pub _ b ti -a aa eYening, I exhibition for t-11e · people of our and ,11J!,lll# .ColJ)S baa be�n alven Many days, the d latlii.ie(�l?n o� ... leadmg the were &p.ent nta rchmg up an d d own state capital will be Jimmy Hood , w�rk of_ tht .,xhibitor wi\ h alf El.ah.th �(�lJ"ld al ,ibe State Con- Second Ave. and Mechanic St. The · he•d dr.u m m ajor Of H lddleport clasees. l>elng , the work, of arna• vent.ion:--:1-i..:ColumbtH next week, corps purchased ei2ht snare drurp1 high school. The plfopl e of this teui:a o nly. Ac.�rdi!'i to the ,r.ulta • and eight bugle. and a t,&11 drum a rea are proU nd -of these young. an ama tuer ls cl11a1fled a1 an)'one .Jub'. �J • �· � � slen who Ire ahXious to 1how who 1r9w, plants for hia or h�r · District la composed througb Alfred E lberfeld. 1be • h\b own pleaaure , '• , of a1H>Ui-!i(tLea:iotl1 l'o,II from all . M lf!St.rels were staged. by the � ._ their �len� a� who · haYe vol. ires 4rrange,m e�tl will not be m,de gion ai:a-d they played at Porn; uhtee�ed to make this a 1ucceoful .i ,.re:. pf 'sfuthea•te� 10hio. There . lq. th, e1'b.lhiU e o n � and .ex·. , . . , are lf> fttstncll in lJ:le •tate and the ecoy and .flUddteport as well aa Kut.- �{fair. h remain a m place u 11tll bits R_lJJ t if'ract:tce . wU I _coi:i�lriue thl11, we�k l EiihUl J)l1Uiet will �· Second in land iJ.ld R acine. wldte trousers . in• p. • l_Lt!fY • f !�• '!ll tn •· an re � w Wedn•edv, . ct lhirts o fint "d and !•. · ,'(J.�ly ,!�) _ on ��11�9'• . , the Un� •f �li<", l f � -�l �-�:� it t . o t•\fi e -S.miu,,-at .... •'7i6'1' .,.i; • 1old , .and; blU• .. l In . Ille. H«,l KV""1$ ¥� - lb� - �'- �'"l!ll/ ' -· r t'ome'rifJ Senior' )llR'h School illld ed. ... · �ter i� �de _ at were 1.04�4. drum, . liut iJMla!• ' 11'6)'$,r-,- .Jlal not toi'mi r oriiinal .it 6 p. m. at �lddlf:J?Ort _ High no u'ttfic!.a,I - �r artlflcallf color . the of some pirtid)iA�ll �r .• B',l1 ·.thif y W � planl m a terial• will be permit11oftlb. . <Jwtto Girotami recruited were ,Raymond. Harbrec:�t, M1k� school. All member, y-e 11.rged Lo ted and all flowera anc1 pl ants ae� i � tcbpol �tudflnll and M cCroba, Lou�• Sl�vene, Frank make �h�e. rehear�als. now-;tlij: -Corp1; bH· 1 total of about WJII, Otto i<.remenb11ll, Bob We11'-· 2& m-.i,berl lrom . J>olh Pomeroy Sler, Arty lwoenoaum, Rutus Lide, and ;Middleport. Some are Le- Ben N e utz11ng, Leo Story and g,ionaires, some recent high school Charlie .Marcinko , 11al;luate1; but most of lbe corps . And, believe_ it or not, Leo Stor,r � 1s tompoaed of atudent from the 1s stdl actnoe m tbe corps, • ' Main In recenL )'ears Legloneirea Geo.. two' hiir;b achool1. A three car wreck on East Main St . in Pomeroy at 4:50 lt Le under the 1upervl11ion of N �sselroa� . Jr.. Eddie . Burkett, ey ma, c harWllila Lind, Reno C k �• \l a 11 Gltolami bill technical d lce J be• p.m. SaturdaY resulted in heavy prO rty damage and the ar• ing aiven by Jamea Lohle and he _Leaar, Don Hunnell and Guy .r:est oI a . Syra,cuse man on a DWI cr. arge, Chiel J ed We bsIer , George Oallaii: who · h uie inspired Guinther ,bave been memhe!s reported today. _ ,\Jut today it co111U11.1 mainly ot th e ·or,anllina of such a 11.nlt. Cars invoJ.ved were driven by Bette M axine White, . East high ol ,tudenta scho om fr both ·'!'bl• COrP• • wm leave Pomeroy , Dale Clinton Warner, · Minersville, and ' at a a. . m , tbe ' morning ot July 24_ v1Jl ages ,. Therefore, it i11 �Ina ·Main St., Pomeroy; called The Pomer oy - Middle· Willia)ll Willis, Jr., Syrlcuse. It wjll hive the pltaaure of Jeading " According Lo Lhe report filed by $100, and to tal damage lo the War­ the Ei1hlb Diatrict at. the Ameri- port Drum & Bug_le Corpa_. Members who ticipate on the investig ating par wdl o!ficer Henry rier vehicle. Willis was released can Legion State ConvenU on. 2 the are: 4th Fr�m Middleport,..... We rry, the White vehicle bad atop-. from the Meigs County jail Sun­ Alth0u1h pennileu, _ individ uals Paul Th omp10n, Rich Sw11iekruu:ner, ped to mak, a left turn. arner, day on bond tor bearing Tuesday are wort.Ina: in an atw,mpt to aalh• Keith M_organ, Jack Satterf1el�, d.rlving a 1960 Opel stationWwagon, evenln& before Mayor Legar. erk,!eGelHJ'Y funda that it wUl re• Other week end brrcsh reported Dave Wiley, Arland Kin&:, David bad stopped behind tbe White car. "'q\lin"'to quUit the unit and to 'l'homas. David Ca11ci and sand(, end Willia failed ·to atop and atruck by Chief Web1ler were Jack Luns• make the' iourpey io thi° capital Brewing ton, tbe Warner vehicle 1ho vin1 It Into ford, Pomeroy Route 2, for intox• _ and . return hOme. oy Pomer From � will F'rf:ddie the front car. All three vehiclea Jcalion following a tight at the ApproUJDately t OO )J; needed of . Mickey Meneh1m, Richie were heading ea!lt on E,a1t Main-1L .Pomeroy theatre a bout 7:20 Sa.tur­ S111SOn, l which '60 hH already been obonny W�b· rDamage to the White car was re- day evening. Lunsford w111 treated ta�ned" .from three lodJvidual don . Camp�II, Don Mayer, J 11ter, 8111 Young, Mik� Werry, Jun ported a l $126, to the Will_is ca r, at the office of Dr. T. A. Hewetaon ors (names will b' publiahed at a · fbr injuries" received in the fight. Mees, J:amea. Lohse, iReno Lind, -------· l•ter dale). Pomeroy emerc.ency squad The Guida Girolami, Frankie Girolami, Anyoi\e, or &ny ori•niiation, and took blm to the called WaR· ell, Don ory, G•orge· St Hunn Leo wi,hjnl to make a dona tion Js ask• QUD · w11 still lri j ail tophysician, He d Jr., Kenneth Harri, &nd Ne11aelro & ed to mall It to Bo.i: 508, Pomero)', day an d will be 1lven III hearing in or to coiUiicl .Paul calci at MOOre'a · Ed Kenn edy: miiyor's court Tuesday evening . Vo lunteermg lo accompany the Store, fomeroy. . ' lbe people ·df Pomei;oy and Mkl; Allo arreated Saturday night by dl•�rj. lho ul� be Ptvud 'that 1h 11 police was Okie Haggy, Pomeroy • c0rpe Js going, to COlu.mbu.a fOr It Pomeroy. charged wU.h lntoxtca• will be the lint Ump that a unit Three men who attempted · to tlon. He wa.s released on bond or fio� .1Ulit IJ'f:f h11 plrtlctpated in a enter Pomeroy bualneu places lait a· he&l"ing Tuesday. ip • St.ale 1 ColkvenU.on, let alOne that It Wednelday mo,nlnl ' were bound over to the P"•nd Jury Saturd a11 . Three out o f town motorlsl.ll were wt.1, lead ! the ' Etghlb Diltrlct. OJdl.lm,r1 wJll recal. 1 •that It. was night by Mayor Charles Legar. teleased o n bond for hearing on traffic viola tion• They were in the Yflr Jtaa that the J;lrew Bon � tor eaeb w11 aet a t $2,000. 1. Collectlonll from the Ohio nles Tlie three men, Vir'RU 8t1d.1on, James A. Panell, Peoria, DI ., Wtblter Poet of ' Poineroy or1antax for the period June 30, 1960 Mlnerav ille; D,rl Work, Clinton, speeding; John J. Christmas . o! lied it.a ",])rum and Bct]e· GOfp1. uned the · fiscal yea r total to a puih iaion of Raymond Pa.; a lld Robert Boyer, Georgetown Youngstown, 1pecdlng ; and Clyde der · the supetv fantutlc $262,799,242, Trea&urer , , · Pa., are charged by Pomeroy � Man:um, Crum, • W. Va., reckless Joe Ferguson announced todaiy. lice with attemptlna:'to break and operation PaHell and Christmas The fiscal yea r- total represented enter eix Pomeroy bu1ineu eaLab­ are lo eppear Tuesday evening' and an increase of $28,059,154 or 1 1 _9 liahments, Two o( the men were M arcum Saturday evenin g . per cent over the am ount of $234,- arrested ln a car that since hH 740,088 collected during the last been t,roven to be a stolen vehicle (iacal year. The yearly total also MlfGS t;INllAL HOSPITAL and broua:ht acron the state line ,urpaaaed the all time high . of Admitted S aturday : Roger Ste­ in Yl ol atlon of the Dyer Acl. ll Is $235.470,638 reiiitered durinSC :the expected· that they wlU alao be wart, Minerivllle; Mrs. Kenneth Cale, 'Middleport; Col11tance Shi­ 1956-M fiaeal year by $27,328,604 . charged in federal court. : The Bedford CommunUy Recre­ FOr Mei'ls county receipts for ,.. fourth member of the jroup, eld,, Pomeroy. Uon ' ;eenter will ll)OJ)JOr a food the week end ing _ June 30. 1960 Discharged Sa�urday: Judy Wat­ Theodore Boyer, Georgetown, . Pa ,, 1ia!!_d' at .the faµ' a1ijn · th is ye�. were $1&,ase .oa, total to d•te S 178,,Pomeroy; Emma Smith, Pom­ son; -o and will juvenile ld 17-year a i1 Volunteeta to help · prepare thri 123.04; compared to $Uli,388.60 for eroy; Ulth Thomas, Pomer oy; juvenile In hearing a g'iven lte footl' and ' IO ....., It will be, ll'elt• the nme perlO<l In 191M), · and • toMn. Albert .Welch a nd sOn, Galli1pjlreQlded. aid lltt. Denvet ta • poli1. • or 1n· ine,-, may er bua lT eo�:'·oth WeDL lteal11rer of the :�f':;7�:0 do no t incl ude court Saturdq, .J1roe1 H. Mcbaniel Bom Saturday: A dauahter ol Or. T. A, Hewetson hae donated $3.39'1 .s; (•he w� week), and S88,2111__ osq Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cale. c and $23 fined w11 Toledo, of hii a:.ettlcu to' a1ve tli, blood teat 83 tor the year to dale. AdmJUed Sunday : fern Hay­ on a char&e o( no drivel'• license for (ood handlina permit&: Th1I · poUce. Pomeroy man by broUjht , •, "Letart F1ll1; William WII• will be done fN16.0f-char1e to the llam1on, Pomeroyi Geor11e Hob1�vily SpurlB l"'II. i.dividulll ruelvlng the tetter, Sr. Route . 3, Pomeroy; Dr. l!e:wt!OO• will be ,1 . th• Bed· Comen " Fr ance, Keuna, Letart, W. Va. foril School Wedn� evenlo&, CHJCAGO UPI - Republloan Diacharged Sw1da y: Ml'II, Carl July 30, (toin 8 'to 1: 30 p. m. to activity 1pu· rted from all comen Wila o n and aon, Pomeroy ; Roaer . Jiff testl, , �eryone ia urfed to -..1.oday In preparation 1or nex,t A total of MD qla ims for un­ Stewart, M intraville. an"Ct help coriae• ud Pt· Uietr testl' employment �peniatlon w a a week'• national convention. witll ithi: ' ,fliJ', J4rs. Wt1_. ,aid. with th1 �ocai BOC office Jlled Key · Point of the day Wa,11 ex_ . , , • ASK •-'ill IATI HIKE acc9]'dlng to the week• week, la1t : • • • pected to be a 1•te • 1111ternoon 1 ' • WAS�GTO:ff UPI - A railof M,inacer Fra nk· report 1)' ce · ach by conferen eduled news A CMl1NAW ON i•f'ING 1 road ln'dua:try apolc;esm11n announc)(Hine Lante C,1. .Illy � - HOB• New Yort GoY. Nelton �Ctefel• Chllden. claims new ed today that 15 ,11tem railro1d1 . werti 21 total, the Of ed 1 was 11 pp,ni�e herald I\ .Jer. eJtOJl, ton of Mr. tn� ¥ra, William 1 ba.ve alked for lnteritate pauen�er �lalm1. The eontlnulnl 324aDd N HONllPG ot Aeeill'rille 'II let¥- start to a tbowdown between ye r a hikes· ranctn.a: lrt1m ·2.29 lo 5 tare· · list Wed 11me the · for tal o t and t Vice ler Prellden 1.ia: Wttb tlie 'J'hfrd,?fmne rDJ:vtuoa llockefel • . per cent. u w . Nl.a:on. on ' ' di' 'Oki,niw&.1 � . � l $399 VanCooney famj/y In Keen Co'mpetit1·.o' n·. i.· Annual ·Flow: er·.. Sho·.w·-, A.t'. ,Fatt· �kt:::J1Wo�n:'. � to beK:t.�:::r!�:� I� :�� conjunclton with the a hual !41!1Js CounJy fall', 1, A' 1 You I "�' n NOT-ICE TO J U LY BRI DES , -J,. · l<' . ,u .,u..,... R·oo' ·'r· .·g·''110J ·zed Ame·r1·can Legi·on o·-rum s·ug · )e·Corps ·Mrs Plul Baer· a 111em)ler·ol the C4 ster Gardena.Club•bow -·· · · . . . Will Lead Eighth District At Coiiveniion Site ���:·��n��· ;�"J;:t � 1·1��� :��:��:� I u.lfe11 olberwillJ, as well ELBERFELDS 1n Pomeroy I • WEEDS WINNING - �ply rails here se em lo demand survey by local Chambers of ----------..,._.:;..,-.-=�-�-1 Co�rce lo insure retention of Pomeroy's ra II depot. The ,tax yaluallon of C&O property , .;;1 ;.. "- ·. ·· ,1 :v:,r,r4 used in Me1&s operatlons. totals $5 17,000. An annual tax loss of $16,000 could resu\1 ll loss;11: _.. . .� , es In. ·operal(ons pc,rouaded PUCO o!ficials I o permit closing of local yards. Increased demand by 111e,1 businessmen for rail dehvery W OUid aid g reatly, local agents point out. C&O coo_per�tion '. fl ass.ured in ans wermg all servic e inqUiries. . · . . • I Tri-coun ty l.;nll f!n.i.orcement ofCicen arc on a high-priori ty · aJert lod11y for ,1 1tole n Weit Virginia state au to�obile driven by an I escaped prison t.ruaty and load ed with dea dly weapons. He wa11 reported earlier today headti:i . frOm Charleston, W. Va. for Pomeroy. St.ate Highway Pa trol offlcer1 said the trusty from a 1tate inatitutt at Prince ton, W. Va. named Bobby Ray, wei ghing 185 pound1 and it.anding :I foot 11 in.­ Chea tall, stole the ea r e arlier tod ay, It had an offirt:r'1 service revoJ­ Yer, his shirt and hat in the front seat and a e11.bm achine eun in the trunt. Ray wu reported In Char­ leaton a nd waa auppoaed to hive been overheard sayinc he wu "beading to Pomeroy." n..rt WH M lnforr(MtiM •nllaW• .. to whether tM ""'" wu "conililtllrld •""'""'•"' Dr not• According to the Pa trol's fur. ther descripUon, Ray hu blact crew eut hair and wean two ta· tooa on his lefl arm, both resern­ l&Unc the fr11.i4 cherries., with ,ome letterin g between them. Tbe car he stole ia , black 1969 Ford, unmarked, belrine lbe licenae number lJf.811 1 a state of Weat Virginia official car. Anyone with infor111ttion lead­ ing to th e a pprebensiOn of Ray or movery of the 1t0Jen car b urged to communicate with Sber111'.1 dep,rimeota, l\ltt ._,. pt- I . OPEN TOHIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. I ' '. Revolver Were \ In Stolen Car BARGAI NS .I 4-H Members I Heavily Armed Escapee Heads Toward Pomeroy I Machine Gun, I --------­ & W,'Ison--Grueser • 18, 1� ·I Of The I I Ohio, Monday, July Weather .- _ a. s:JIG'-• ...:;.;_. - · "'tT;;;.l ----------•------=::: � • ,., ::,.:..::, • ,::_ - - l'ameroy-Mlddl� Take Advantage ,1ee1 I --- - -- -MEIGS THEATRE I en t1n e or ,,\ �, � • I . . I I \ VOL XII NO. 78 -- -- . . at y e 11Y UnlfN ,,... lnttnM On . ""1<11 - ,..,. ,.,..._ ... Mlliffl't •• h, ..., ....... M\111 Htllma, 2t.GIO M hi eh111nlc alrwal"' eM 16,,000 M 1e llronchltl" • ' -day · s,Smas·hed Satur Thre.e car � se! Lo vy a e H _ th w 1 · 0,n E. Tno , B d Over. 'On ·$2 000 E3C. h F0r ,B&E 1·nes prepal'd Sales T8X R. CCe ts Hit N'e� ffj . gh Bedfo . ril:. Center Plan� nepeat · On Fair Stand It qe:n�. GOP From Alf · 345 Claim• Filed Jti On BUC wt Week w. the Jl1aDd . au. - e 1 �usl . be grown , attd arnn1ed by the · edtibi.toc IUi ted. : Jul1&in1 wlll be ja . 10 cIUli1 · of a,\iltic • arrani:emenu and - there ·will be specimen j 11.<l&inl of ztiiuU.a.� ro1ea, · gladiohu, marh:�. altetj, datlll11, · eockacomh. UB�. bon'OOd, and -otllfr ca�gorles. will also be included In Tlle the ow an ed�CfiUonal cate,Ol'J' Ill , , , c �• ½�" . . �Preftl mr an'it .wt n1 . .will,,, -&:i a w,rdejl'<harin1 � •� ow with thf top tbtee prize1 ,be_lng c11h and the fourth place �eJng .a ribbon award only. The ,how lhl• year will .,•• inch1de competilkin for the young er ,et up to 12 yean of a&:e. Per,on, wishing to , compete in lhe show •may 11GCUrt (urtber detail, on th• rules and. t;pe o f arrangements to be Judged from the fair premium book. _, ------- Mrs. Fugate, 81, Died Sunday At Area Rest Home Mn. Addle Maye Fugate, 81, paSlied away Surt�y evenirig at the Elmwood Reat Home •t Al­ fred. A J'ellident ot ·. Huntington. Mn:. Fugate had beet!. makJ.111 her. brune for the past fow- years with her nephew, Harold Sauer.. Mid­ dleport RQ. Stle is survived by, several neph­ ews and nieces· a ild two aislet'l-'in­ law, Mn. Nora .llagcer, Hunting• ton, and Mrs. Charlotte Futate, Middleport. She 'Was born .at .GrNnup, Ky., but bad. Jiyed most of her life -in Huntington. She wa1 preceded fo death eight 1.ean ago by her , ht1$butd, Charle,' n...te. She WIS • member of th9!1fint M�odiat Church in HunUnaton. F-uner.aI service-a will •be held WtdneldaJ. -at one o'tloct at the a.wlings-Ooats Funenl Home con­ ducted iby Rev. How-ard Ruppelt and .!>uflitl la to be In: Spring Hill ce �::!!!:d�:��";.,m be hel d at the cemetery �t 3:30 o'clock. Ex-Prisoners.Lost No Time Getting Back Into Custody •,,...tN,ctM° ... - ·- ' c--..,. ·.w n-oop e- · Bloody bt.ach STORMING BEACHHEADS, 1970 STYLE assaulta inay be a thing ol the past as dllpla'yed in !Im· new U. S, Al'.IDY exhibit on a nati onwide low: wbldi, will be at the Gallia C�unty Fair, Aug. :HI. Tile pan.et. del!!e!a _w,ufare in the -1970 • when commanders will have to tlilnk In terms of miles' and "kilotons" rather than yards and rotind-.per:min­ ute. Modern weapons, Including the Army'• IJOW· rtfle-tbe M-l�d new machine. gun , the M-60, are '.to ;be, 1111<>Wn, as weU as many other addilton, to the science Of of!J,rue and · defense in war. $�.78 Wheat Support Mioimwn Assured H Quotas Are Voted Th'e price of the 1961 wheat crop will tie suj>po� at a minimum nallonaJ average of $1.78 per butihel ll ·maiteting. 911otas are in effect, accor<lhM! to. fed- E. llul181:I, Chair· :::Mee� Ag\"letilfural Stabilization and ConaeM�" Com- -'-� ,-'--tnle '" �"' ' "f'P"" , lfdnlm ' qDt ,. · � 7G �•l )he Ollimatetl' ·par ty prlte for wheat u of the belin• ning Qf · u.·11 nut m ar':e�D.J year, July ,1, UIIL The Jewel II mdicated on the bal'is of wheat 1uppllet u· . peeled .to be availa ble at tha t time. Tbe minitnum s_upport will not � reduced,_ but may be_ Increased ii the wheal par!� p_rice a nd the wheat 1_upply utua�on as of July J, 1961 indicate a higher price. , Mr. Rupert points out t�l with Friction in the Board of County announcement of the price-supCommissioners ov er expenditures of coun ty highway funds c:ontlnued • al loday 's me eting with Commia-., aioner Don Mullen voling a ga ln,t two road surfacin g projects and 10 additional a�proprialion of '30.000 for county h1&:tiway department. I On a resolution to r:ive con, tracta to H. ,P. Christy, Marietta, for road surfacing on the Miners. Top attraction _ of the 1umm�r ville road and the StiYenville toad bolb commiHionen Hartin1er a nd baseball season will be staged th1a Wednesday evenl� g _ at Bachtel NeuWing yoted favo rably , Aecordwhe n the Chillicothe Colts, Field n ing to the contract, the Mlne viUe road will be double 1ealed with a Heart o f Ohio Leag ue leaders. limestone a ggreg ate and emuli Uied take on Mel Clark's All-Stars at _ aapbalt at a cost of 38 centa per 8 P- m. _ Mel will auign lef�y Gene Hes­ squ are yea rd. The stlve riville road will be 1ing le 1ea led ulin g grnel son_ tt the m oun� a 1amst the team and an emullil"ied upbalt at a tha t took Zaneavdle 4-2 yesterday. Harold Stout ii the Colt's lop hitcost or Hi �ents per aquare yard, ler. The resolution to a ppropriate an ror county Last Saturd8)' Mel's team look additional $30,000 highway use was paaaed by a two Mo�tgomef>'. , W. Va._, 8-2 on Hesuts aided by Ru�ty to one vote with Mullen diuenU_ng. wn 1 23 �tr1keo -, douales an� a s�1n other b 111ineu this morning Wam,1� �WO el and and single 1n double s gle M the commi11lont1tw aw.arded a con two tripa. tra ct to the Pomeroy Bl�k Sunday afternoon Hub's Cafe, Co mp.ny to tear d own • lean-lo Hunllqton, shut out the loeala room on a houae at 126 Bnttermit5-0 in Ith _ Clari: the loser. getDorw � red e a f ent ny bid o The comp• av. $3'n,20 for WFecklng the structure tmg in , trouble in the filth when scored. Cha rand re-siding the baek of the all Hub s rune were St ohart finished up. ley house. Here this Saturda y is the BenA transfer of $300 w11 m ade from the Unanticipated Emerg en, der's Mus�e club o{ Ch.arleato n, a�d nd•Y is I return a:ame wtlh cies Fund to lhe cattle TB Fund Sq H b'I eare leam . u and $f.OOO ineura nce wae placed -------on the new Grange building on the Rock Springs Fairgr ounds. The insurance contract was awarded to . Harry Barnes, M iddleport. J:o!..ol 1"!'11>- "-� -�. ' of Commissioners Moye Projects With Nay Vote "'""" op Attra"hOD T (n Diam d Pl on ay Here Wednesday Cement Th.,.. men � had Nrved Charge out fntexlcatl,n flMt In the Mfcldlitpert lell and W9i-. .-. INNd at O'ctock htvr• Three Melgs county men were fty ev.n,nt '#tN- ·ell blck In arre1ted on Route 7 Saturday cualodr """"9 I� o'doclt tho evening by Sheriff Robert Harten• •me nltht, Chi_, � Glf, bach's office and ch arged with driving while In toxicated. ..., - ticrtty. Thtr wen on;,.r Mltdi and Jn county court tOC,ay, Jame11 C... ,ln All---. ...... of . Anderson Yeaug er; Middleport, Mlcldl_, 1nd • Wlli� It--. and John Branch, Syracuae, efltet AIINl\f R..te l. A" wlll ,-,. ed pleas of guilty to DWI char,gea and were each fined '100 and Me.., -fl, Mclilhl._ on lnto•fcat'- cft.aP,i' and sentenced to three d•n coats 1 ·, Alao ..... ww1c. in the county jail. Paul Clelar'ld, Ra cine, was released Sunday on Mfddl.,....., lntulca�; Herry bond and will be given a bearin, .._...,.._ MIii', h�, no Wednesday morning In counlf "....,. 1.....,., w�11... courL NIWllnt, -..,, nckl­ MAN J.(ILID operatlon. Eusene Collini, Pomeror Route LAST MIIT_I� 2, Js In the county jail awaltln&: · a .county conrt hearing on · • char,, . The Racine Ub;r · S,:O�i. Z43 will have their lul rntelina: ot 1e of non,..s11pport and viola�on '- YW loni1ht at. the Bidne of a peace · warrant. CoHtna · wu united Satytday afletuOODi, llap&iat Church at p'.. m. ' .ltv... . .. ..... Sheriff's Men 3 Drivers With DWI . GI.ouster Man Asked Help I Mter Beating , A Glouster man told Sheriff Robert Hartenbach Sunday that he, had been beaten with I tire iron by threl' 1inidentlfled m en who stole , a tire from him and then brou1ht him to Pomeroy and dumped him from their car. David Lee Fierce, ,Route 2. Glouster, dUlplayed a cut over his righl eye in support of hi� story but ',VH unable to give a IOOd descriptlon of the three men or of their car. He 11ld tha t the theft and bea ting occurred in Athens County, He asked for help at the sherict' s office at 7:35 a. m. Sund ay ,norn• inc. , . - "-:Jif �- ..., ,:J;;:' '"l' -... -.,· _,i.:..,.._ � · ,· IIU•� ffl ■-� --I � -.111ff ihe 'fuJI inlonnatloll � lbe 1 9111 wheat progtam that wilt be �vallable in _ advance-of � ipl'ket· mg quota reierelMS.um .Jylx ,2:J�: ll at lwt i'!o-� � � !.rm er1 who vote in the referend:11111 ap­ prove marketing (uoiai, � . y.,iU be penaltia for � wiie� pro. dueed in 1961 and the SI.,.71: mini­ mum national average 1uppon ni,e will be in eliect. U more tbao one. third of those · who Vote oppose quotas, there will be DO penaltie1 but price support will drop to 50 percent of parity or about per b\llhel. W he at 11ippUp �or ltl1-8Z now are estimated at 2,MD million bu­ abels, 198.1 pertfflt of the normal supply. A DOJ'DW aupply includes eno ugtl; wheat to cover domestic co111umption and aport needa plua a 20 percent carry over allowance. Wayne H. Cbue, Chalnn■n of Meigs Count, ASC �ornu all eli• gi'ble wheat _farmen Ultif ' tbe7 cm vote on the wbeai referendum. at the -Meip. County ASC office from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. TbundaJ, JulJ 21 . 1 ,us M=k 1'.eddin ' g Cast Gnests At F'Ifeman Dinn.er . "'-' Racine fiNmea entertah;ed with a dinner Friday evenin, at The CJub Restaurant lrt Radue in hon• or of the etlit . of the Mock Wed­ 'a� beId t , ,� -r.� d ne high � Ml_tt� �= -Y ... ;,a. A�tendtii:1 111¥.lilbuler were Kn. --�"t!� ��• :{: �:: -" "' _, '"• Gllbert ·-u-� Ro . bert l\Ut, & A. Wlngel_t, Bob Beei)e, Joe Swain, °' An r,.. J An0' -· ell, Donna Powll, Lucille NOl'Tis and Andy FJ:wiland No"(ris, who playad the put ot the minil­ ter In the Wt IW'II unable to be pre1ent. M emben the ' have entertain...-i to �•t ment flPI� ff .. llCD8 otpnip.tion will _ s �uor Ole"' tllo'!'- · Proreeds from . ttie - ,kit will CO .'"'"1 the purehue 6f • r,000: .Uon. tank for the fire clepat1men& 'tiuck. --'·---..:,.-� eroa., of .Ute ml Two Patrol �, �_. 1 • f...J.•• , , '�rt Hearn ... Local Two date ,� � �se• were heud la. CO\Ulty . � , this 'morning witli Wiley OW'I, Racine Route 2. and eoata for a Uowinf: an unlk.-eDNd • minor to drive laia,- cu, . �1 111Dea Ball­ ing $10, and,. COit. fol;, i,Jlve to ,. , stop at I ttop aip. � . - - ' lhJed -� --JIM! IIIJo: · -�� NEW )'OU: tin - stMb toda1 IC. CRIAM SOCIAL Eutern Hilb School Athletic enntlnqtd . lil. . �t!om of ,rilh � -•• the Boo■ter& will 1pon10r -'In lee_ cream Jut -t lllti ■oci•I Wednesd ay at 7 · p. m. ■t firm 1liltr ��� of tb.e putrtlve 111don1. Cheater Grade SchooL " ' I • -�1 1'"' ,_, 1o 1.-..... �I t D-AILY •' Tl EL r y 0 0 ce in hHe som t ing tor s ou failh in um n Th world is so full of r, revolution , Russian wor -r ling a er I HJ.will tow rd men that mo of t on wonde f p pl er heard o•f f,o� T n Ion comes c mp atively bsc r happ I g I a co ara v ly sm JI one can rela and say, "Y s it . rd o Go . a d Ii e in Him., ' his, f en. is to sa:,r chant , manufactur rs rt I "I.oc 1 ho Camp i n," that they d th n s of I e enh e c Too oftL•n •e are any to n m rd profe sional tnen p rt of t C urc se e th praise B H tlo e ·-· d 0 ss C!£T Mr. Gol B· , ... ., J.. BIRTH 0 Jul 18, 1 NOU C.arroll da •I 'The little o omen of dee un a mem r them for hav·n' cou led. ese p ple," th ntir n humbl Vert II( F I art, mess e. It is l t people !hi th ir c oi in the bur forward lo Fa ·u dulls, l.oo.--clip Child ne it in scrapbooks, ft d la t revie · ng a d e-rea g i .IIO.Obl- I 18) our Ive , "exp c h. lore and buy -splr e D n If The Pract ally 1 IIGbt ve one in e . That si onls.ac W stSh E nhOf t ne of R Wn In said b oul lishm n ? • '" • an ( - .. ov ToMake iesCare r ' ( Id n '• -- •• , C ' ments are tau Pardon a d Parole Comml B 181 he reli ous ooks. Ntar one has a ople re ft an more, .i. , G. og , r L al No··. M N■W ,OWU .1 .... i.tter lt,l'nud 1 . W er .. BUCKS, • , . . to the rty of your h ·c I • l, . � I DI DOW I Coatrlbutt I.) j • YOUR worn 1 .Alon ( .) Kind ot . potato 14. Cle&nll 1 t Do 't p th buck- U J1 called the new be!lfteller rst telepho di t r yean, Mu vite1 snapped all 13, eoples put on sale for JS• ruttr,s l al newnt s. A o n st d:- rushche , I'S WY aro e and Reco Cler ) 11, Sol ! ly CIR sai ' ' I 19.Remaln. DIG INI .,...,,., '°"' andVOT proachl •,.• •• II l ... Redemption 1' s Oh lta 11111 • r • t •• I �o I - P btkbtid ■I I Qlic .,111lc1 it1 Council anli ttl■ · 1' •· I C Ce,h Po Car . NHI 1.­ r i • ldenllfled t Uni ed tat , 1 eountry both lhUblotfet and th chemlc\ls to ow," llhoa"'-­ fq,,;,.�;, , r R .· , A " • . ' ' . .. ' . ." . ''.'. � • • �I t D-AILY •' Tl EL r y 0 0 ce in hHe som t ing tor s ou failh in um n Th world is so full of r, revolution , Russian wor -r ling a er I HJ.will tow rd men that mo of t on wonde f p pl er heard o•f f,o� T n Ion comes c mp atively bsc r happ I g I a co ara v ly sm JI one can rela and say, "Y s it . rd o Go . a d Ii e in Him., ' his, f en. is to sa:,r chant , manufactur rs rt I "I.oc 1 ho Camp i n," that they d th n s of I e enh e c Too oftL•n •e are any to n m rd profe sional tnen p rt of t C urc se e th praise B H tlo e ·-· d 0 ss C!£T Mr. Gol B· , ... ., J.. BIRTH 0 Jul 18, 1 NOU C.arroll da •I 'The little o omen of dee un a mem r them for hav·n' cou led. ese p ple," th ntir n humbl Vert II( F I art, mess e. It is l t people !hi th ir c oi in the bur forward lo Fa ·u dulls, l.oo.--clip Child ne it in scrapbooks, ft d la t revie · ng a d e-rea g i .IIO.Obl- I 18) our Ive , "exp c h. lore and buy -splr e D n If The Pract ally 1 IIGbt ve one in e . That si onls.ac W stSh E nhOf t ne of R Wn In said b oul lishm n ? • '" • an ( - .. ov ToMake iesCare r ' ( Id n '• -- •• , C ' ments are tau Pardon a d Parole Comml B 181 he reli ous ooks. Ntar one has a ople re ft an more, .i. , G. og , r L al No··. M N■W ,OWU .1 .... i.tter lt,l'nud 1 . W er .. BUCKS, • , . . to the rty of your h ·c I • l, . � I DI DOW I Coatrlbutt I.) j • YOUR worn 1 .Alon ( .) Kind ot . potato 14. Cle&nll 1 t Do 't p th buck- U J1 called the new be!lfteller rst telepho di t r yean, Mu vite1 snapped all 13, eoples put on sale for JS• ruttr,s l al newnt s. A o n st d:- rushche , I'S WY aro e and Reco Cler ) 11, Sol ! ly CIR sai ' ' I 19.Remaln. DIG INI .,...,,., '°"' andVOT proachl •,.• •• II l ... Redemption 1' s Oh lta 11111 • r • t •• I �o I - P btkbtid ■I I Qlic .,111lc1 it1 Council anli ttl■ · 1' •· I C Ce,h Po Car . NHI 1.­ r i • ldenllfled t Uni ed tat , 1 eountry both lhUblotfet and th chemlc\ls to ow," llhoa"'-­ fq,,;,.�;, , r R .· , A " • . ' ' . .. ' . ." . ''.'. � • • �• ' • • Same Ha y Enchanted Faces WSA!._ T_ V_C _han-nel �,3� i ChQ nnei 3-MQllva, �!l �f!! �� Dally Sent!oel ,- Pomeroy-Ml ddleport, 0 . , July 18, 1 960� Wilson Pitches All - Stars To 3 - 0 Win Battles Rage ln Big Leagues,.Cr.andell Gors 0 u?.!! !!�!!�.f?..�P�� !! !�� ���� ..!. e Sl'ANDINGS · Fifth Straight Title Taken With Reds Bang Out 20 Hits, Gain .... t 1ctones n un a d -- ---- Split With Pittsburgh Team I PITI'SBURGII L' PI - The Cin· around tlnclea by Frank Ro bin­ clnnat1 Reds banged out 20 hits so n and Billy Martin and a wild Sunday afternoon-and split a pitch b)' ace hurler Vern Law, double header By lime the night- who wa, · then chaaed. cap started. tht-y ' d shot their wad. A three-run Rocky Nelto n homSixtttn Redleg hits, includina: er aft�r Groat and Bob Skinner doublt>s t.iy Veda Pinson, Wally singJed In the ei£hth made it 6-4 Poat and W 1 ll1e Jones. gave the and Bill Ma:r.eroaki eingled home Reds a 6-� opener vktory and Clementt to make it 6-3, There Bob Purkey his first victor)' ov�r the Pittsb11rgh rallied unw o und. McMillan found himself ejected the pirates Came lht' nightcap and rookie for arguing after he was called rifhthander Tom Cheney had n o out trying to score from second trouble hol,_hng the Cincinnati bat• on Bo b J'urkey'll bunt in the tera to four hits for ii 5-0 white- opener. w uhing. The Rl'ds left Pittsburgh for The .ifternoon was no l without Chicag o and Tuesd.iy's game. Be­ display of te mperment. hind lhem here W&ll a hecllc Don Newrnr11be. the Reds ' start- Sunday and Saturd,y 'g 6·:I 1011 to er in the set' ond g a m e. Wall e ject• the Dues via a pinch hit home ed before he nen deli vered a run in the ninth innning by Pirate Pitch. tlrst baseman Dick Groat. Jim When Newcombe l" ame out to Brosnan, who took the loss, didn't pil e� in the first lnnlll g , the_ Pi- bothe r t o" turn aroun d to watch rate a leadof_f batter complained the ball Hil over the left field to the u_mpire that o�e o_f the scorebo ard as the league iead,..rs eev s in N ewbombe 8 Jersey :" �ong and the o!her horl I won their 18th come fro m behind & . .., ictor)' of the ,eason. . Very conCu�mg, he S,il ld. Today the Redll hke a day o ff. The umpire& ordered Newk t"o They deserve lt, cban11:e his jersey. l-le argued . ________ Beirudgingly. he stomped to the clubhouse ir nd ch,mged it . When To Settle he returned the ;trgument re• ,umed. Newcombe was th11 mbed Sh ot At Patterson [ DEN\/EH UPI - Ma11le t-ristcd from the 1:a111e. Cal Melish took Sonny Liston ol Philadelphia and on lhl! Pirates. batlle•wiae Zorll Fo lley of Chan­ He didn't do we!!. Bill Virdon dler, Ariz., e11ch h opeful that vi e ­ hit his first pitch over lne right• tory wlll mean a chance a t lt' loyd field acncn for his third horner I Pt1ttenon•� heavyweight title, 11et­ of the year. The Dues added two tlC' the "rightful challeni:er'• ques­ more runs in the fifth when Dick tion at Ocn\ler's Colluum toniiht. Groat and Roberto Clemente sin• Prom oter Milt Willner hoped tied and Don Hoak doubled. Two gate Hlea would produce a crowd more came 1cro1& in the eight o n or 10,000 and a gale of $100.000. two 1inale1 and a Cheney double. He h..a guaranteed the underd og, Dick Groat, who colleelerl eeven t'o lley, $40,000, and the new hit• In lO trips during the after­ kn ockout senaation, L11ton, �.noan, chose the first game to hit 000. hi• 100th home run of his ma­ Jot league career. lit! wa.-. given lbe ball. W In• Ohio An, After The Red1' hi!! moment !n the flrat aame came in the ahth in• Try in,: Since 1936 ZANl!:SVlLLE, O. UPI - D.11. n­ nin, when Clndnnutl 11cored fivr, run,:, lnl'luding the Pinson, Po11t ny C11.rmlchael of Culumbull, who and Jonea double11, sandwiched took hl1 fir1t crack at the? Ohio Amateur Golf Champi onship hack In 1936, when he Wall 17, !lnally won It Sunday, 11ml won it thO'r· oughly. Under 11. blazing aun, Carmich­ ael whipped Do n Alhert, also of Co lumbua, 4 and 2, al the Zane11NEW and USED vHle Coun lry club. Ue11vie8 II , IA.KER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES , .. t TINNIS HIAD DIES ,•.,us, ''""'" ur, _ """• TWO-Stralll' •t')h lly UnltN p,_. lnNffletleMI NATIONAL LIAGUI ,, 311 .- e '3 •I 38 34 30 311 fO 4' 50 llO .-< .5'11 .'83 .a m 7 Iii 12 17 19 Sund1y'1 IN""9 Clnci nn1ti 6 P'ltttbu,eh 5 lit Pltt,IM.+rth S C incinnati O ind St. Loul1 6 Chleato O bt St. Loui1 I Chica.. I � ; MllwaukN 7 PhllMt.li,hl,l i Sin Fr•nclKo J L" Anwttft 4 Saturda'f'a RNUtf, Pltt1bur,h 6 tlndnneti S St. Loub 2 ChlutO 1 L•• An..iff 6 hn fro1nclsa 1 Milwaukn 6 l"hUedolphl• 4. nllht Monday', ProNM• ll'Mchfri No ..,,.., tc:hedylM. Tuesday Nlthr1 OanMI Ch.lca90 at C.IMlnMtl St. Louil at MllwaulcM Plttaburih et L ... A.._.tea Phlladol,hle .t San Francl._ AMORICAJI . L IAGUI Vt(, ,L . ,ct, GI New Yori. 41 33 .UZ Cleveland 46 3$ .583 1 "1 Chicago 48 3'1 .584 2 4T -IQ .MO 3 8Jltimore Detroit tO 40 ·.,oo ei,, 39 41 .488 1� ■shin1ton '3S 41 ' .407 14 Hollon Kansae City 29 01. .3fl l1¾i Suncl•y'• llNultt , Ch lca10 2 hltlfflere 1 Jat Chico.. 14 lattllMNI 2 2ntl Detroit 12 Now Ywk 2 ht· o.troit l N.w Ytrlf 2 .2Rd Wothin,ton I Clrttl•� 2 ht WHhin,ton .S Clnelwntl J tn4 loaton 4 ICHNI (Jty_ 2 . Now York 1 1 DotN1t � Clov.lond t Waahln,ten 4 B1ltlmor• 4 Chic... I, llot,Nin 1 K1n111 Cltr 0. nlttlt Mondor'• ""'"'"'' l'lt<t,ffl Now Y«tc ,t c1..-,nc1 l•lohtl­ Fortl t5,S) w ltlffflln •(M). ■"ton at ChlcOfl (O)tlltl-"Mul• fott (2-1 } n $Cote ti.a). · · BaltlmoN It K,1nN11 Chy­ Brown f7•3) Yl .Hhnson (U) or Garn, 10-5). T.,.llllt,y Nltht't Oalftff llo1ton at Chica.. llaltl11111p at K■MH City , · Wo.t.li,jton at C>M,.!f Now Ytrtc at Cl"91afllll r" • · w .....,,...,,.. ........ McCovey Farmed , ,.,.. · op--•.. Down .Af•er ,� . ] · • •, . . P}ay n }951) M.iithieu , pres& director o r the rrcnch Liwn 1'annla Federation Phone WY-Z-3794 1tnd .11. member of the federation's e:cecullvc committee, ia dead at POMEROY' OHIO SAN FRANCISCO Ufl - \tllUe tho •Ke nl oo. )JlaJor .;;;;;.;;;;;;;-;;;;-;;-;;--c, . McCovey, 10 overniJ"t le,aue llenaatlon Ju1t one ye4t ago, i1 back ln the mJ11on �•\'-far from the Jeerlnl San FOncl1co fan, who once adored him •. Willie, who ,tormed to t,he Na­ 14 CUblc Fool llonal Le11ue'a Rookie of the Yea r award lHl ICIIIOn, Wlf OP· tioned Sundav b)' the falterJne Hold■ 833 Lb. FoOd Giants to their Tacom,a farm team in lhe P•dClc co11t Leaa:ue. .. , could bll thl, major i.11ue pltchln1 If I could play re1ullrly, " th o 8 foot, • loch !In t bao•· man uld after betna: told he wa• all throuah - at le11l tor aowin the bll tlme. McCovay wound up lhe 1e11on with a .3(M 1ver111 and . 13 home• runa, and waa lnltrumental in keepina lhe Giant, in . fJr1t place until their coll1p1e lbe flrial week. of the 1ea1on. , BuL thla ycar . wu • dUferen.t story. Hla •Yertilt 1kidd'4 to .k-4 and Willie wa■ rited · • � fall auv in sin Fr1nclaco'1 eollfPH of the paat two mon,thl. M1M1't1r tam Sheehan rumbled more than one ocqi1ion, "Thia on Stop in or year Wlllle can't hit, run or field." 'phone for a quick WINI ■ M,lli IIACI MONTG OMERY, N. ·y, UP!-Jlex While of Span'anburt. 8. c., the NASCAR point leadei-, .iverl,ed 1110 W. hcend It. - WYaodatte l•II I 1 , -•■J' 88.48 miles ID hoUr · sYnday lo wln the JOO.mile Empll'I 8tlte champlon1hlp for late ·model ■look car,. Rlchard Pelty ltftllbed tee­ ond and hi• father, Lee. both from Randelman, N. c., wa, tbird. "' Ill hip ,OU ,. - a:aaa::=�a:i..�'..::'.:.:�.... �noth•r Good Buy From Bak•r's DEEPFREEZE - - - - - $449.00 .BAKER F U RN ITURE MI DDLEPORT - ' Get the Jump 'on SUMMER EXP ENS ES w i t h CAS H $25 to $1000 .' ■ M 'il!' - ,. ■ CASH LOAN / CONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. .. ..., .,,..,... ,., , Lea.,.,, For Florida Robert T. Henne11, 3rd CLHI who h11 been home tor I two weeka' vacation Ii.II been tnDlfer red from Penn11coJ1,• na tt Nor­ folk, Vo, Latl TllundaJ• 11!1 mot• her, Mra. Henry Jlll)MIJ', llllll Barbara Stout and Rini Wood accompanied him lo Olart.,&o-n. W, Va., when ht boarded" tlll plane for hl1 baJI'. , Racine Drops 11·1 Outing At Glouster Sunday Ra�ine'a Hockln1 Valley Lea1ue baseball ent.ey, without the aerv­ Jieea of lefthander Litlle Jt,001: Wol fe, went down 1 1 · 1 at Glou&­ ler Sunduf. Thus the team that lied with two other club'li fo r the lint hair title, facea an uphill climb if It It to bf! in a strong position at season'• end when lhe le11gue'1 ca•h pot of $90 11 handed to the winner of both h1lve1. The llrtt half playof f la to be, played 11 the end of the aea1on In September. Bob Cunningham, ex-Panther ace, worked the !lrat seven lnnlna:s for ll1clne, ltve Upt'Only eight hlt1, but was wild bec•uae of having h1d lilUe wori. in recent weeb. Bib, bee Exline wu the winner, fanntna: 4 and walkln1 only two. Gene arp led · mou1ter hJlten wlth a double and two ■lnlflea. · For Raclne Terry Knl1ht, Wilaon Wolfe, Art Stobart ,nd BIii Mc• Nickle, had alnales. Racine 000 100 000- 1 I o Glouater 300 400 40x-H 8 J Cunnlneham CLP), Jr. Wolfe 8, and McNlckle. Exline and Zlm• 111er1. OTHIR RIIUL Tl lutcht•I 10 JadlNnvllle 7 L...n 1 2 Athena 1.. 1 .. 1 1 ., . • \ ·t\imese, ._. I 6-,. . I 1, . ' r..,., Mt�LJ$11 '.DAIRY ISLE .. ' ... .i., I ·' ' . ' ' ' .... .. ..... .. _____ ., ... ..... AU. OF THESE HOMES Richard Diamond Arthur Murray Party M Squad Phil Silvirrs Show News Weathercast Jack Paar Show Sian Ofi · ____ _ _ W HTN �TV �C9't nne l 13 ...,.. d. - Channel l · Horizoo i : �O . TIie Cl••• , .i l ".l _..""Ori ml ' l12,qq Love ol LIie · · ia,ao $tar•* For Tomgn.," �:IIO 'Ille -!tr •!w :140 fli, J<1ldl�g IJ ghl 4:15 ll'lio, locnt .. l_;po Heart of the City t.11Q T)l_f•·•IC•. qf Ni4'lf: ' , l!ll) ·4,· \he )Vo•)<! '!'Um■ J'1!0 !Hi 'ftil,e ·J!�te• c , 2;00 . _Full Circl� · ' : , � IJlo : ., iino,. . 2:00 Hou,e PtnJ t,OO lrillut 1. -1111, lien ll:00 The Mlllfonall'W' t:ld A l,,QOk at 9'e Weatti..-'.- -· , 3:30 Ve�it1t Is Yours w vl l:20 _ lulo .. N �. $,tui ''"" r,� llJl.bt,r .,.., 1!<30 Amo, .., �ii. •:111 -"'tlcre1 Storm · '1�- Hl&hway PattO'r: \:� /,dge or Ni,ch, 7:30 Kate Smith Show 5:00 The Three Stooge, 8:00 Te•fin 1:311 Life •f Riley Best a,so 11hor Ulll A•ll111r J. ll"'1IJ!.:IIIIWJ! • . ikOll- · Sh o1'(. •1/i.,W.llllier, • · s:m'J'ute' RMin Show ' 10:00- . .ff,n" :30 The nt Show 1:!0 Amo■ 'n' An<IY 7:00 Steve Donavan :00 Ne'#I 1 E:JO A Loot at the Weatb,er . . . . 7:30 Lock Up .lb"'l'lo,Ufe Y lS B,00 Peck's Bad' Girl . ' ' . . 1:30 Many Lo.,ve■ of Doby GOU■ ' , 1:00 Tl;htrop• : 9:30 The Comedy Spot w . , � tfll • 10.90 ·n1a1n1011le Uftlinown · �- J&nltf"M J HlO U O'clock News Cartoon Theater 1 1 : 10 A Louk at the Weather DeMmber Bride l • , l\1�: ,:J'h,otJ!< 13 Q Video· Vllla;e , , 'S l !� ��•!q'r 1�_,_ , ___ e(' l��P.�. ; l!nl! .,so I iI ■ 1·�le°'" -�•Y<• "' .,,..,_,,..._ .fll'l�•-: ..,.,,,�. ' .. . . ARE ON THE UMES ·OF: YOOM GAt/COM..AtfV . �r,·" ijfij, D;fiy i\tmrJ�e. · 12:30 Juel �or Yo u · (Monday • Friday) i!oo - News lleadlines SJrn On 1,02 l!llt rqi: You .Oil G9e■t Star l :30· Ne\fl :us News 1130 Just For You :30 ltFD 2iQO Calling l)ll Pl. Pleaeant 7)00 , New1 1.Hfladlinn 3,00 N,ws Headlines . 7J02 l!reiJ<ftot1r•� ' 3!02'· "MUsic'.Go Round .o Hardware ShoW 3:30 New1 Bre•kta.■t -P�rty 3:33 Music Go Rcmnd 00 NeW1 He1dlln.e11 4:00 News Headlines 02 Sports Report 4:0'1, Mutlc Go Round Q5 ��t Puty · .f. · , total News 90 Newj 4:3� Music Go Round 8:35 Breakfut Party 6:00 ·Baseball Score, · 8:00 News Headllnes 5:0:,. - Mualc g; Roµnd 9:02 Breakf11t Party 5:30 N'ew1 QeadJ.lnl!-! 9:30 News 5:31 1fuetw'Go Round · 9:35 BN&�Ht ·Party $,<II C<i1'J'lete Newi Jl9und-up t0:00 Col!ff T!me 10 (1& ,s,;;jf'l(io� . . , _ .", · }!:Oil • Cil,w•, B�k,Ko�;e-sound I <ti, •! JI> ;ftO'ili · , 10,� i!if: !liil !iii!■ , �• 6; ! "I . ., : 10 �\ 'Ji°"o.1/0J\I.� . . . l0i45' " �. \ · -l ... " ·� Il �di� ' ll.(je ' Jklft , . . �. � �- ' II l' 11 r,.;::T•' •,.. , . . �,. . � � · \l' Ju'&let! ... .;,.,,.� li :, , 1 1: · . • �·.. 12:00 •l!oop "'"'" $DB I i! . 1 .�ai:ra• i!!lli• . ' . '. ", ·'._.,., :d · � -.,,t\ "i' """"''::,::,:- •=•-,' - ' ,ea ... ..... ....., ....... ... ._. cvaLY�t::tOll - ,,.............. ,.. ......... "' .... .. - � . -. ....... -·· • ..,,, . . , . I � ...,,<le v,'W:1, G. �-� 'II I ' WHA� "JHFIT LRZV, GOOD· FtcR· l>IOIHII'/' HusaAND Of YOR'N, LOWEElY ! IJ'L ABNER ,l'M A PLASTIC SLRGEOJ . I M� l=f-CH..E r.\uRE BEAUTIFUL � 111!!1 !lo ""1· ,nqro Portlqnd Items vf Interest They'n l3crve as guides on pre­ co nventi on tours o f lhe big stock yard arena greet VIP 1 1 al O'Hare and Midway airports, paint si�• IY Henrlotta Mc0He fo r candidates and state dele• Mn. Lyda Talb ott Cadman of gat iOnN, and geni:rl\UY supply the h\-jinks while their elders attend Steuben,•ille died suddenly 1.'hure­ tla,y night of a heart atta�. At­ t o more 1edate matters. The Berwyn Ill. Young Repub­ tendine the f uneral servicea were lican Club opened a "aignshop" he r mother, Mn. ·M ollie Talbott, Friday in a vp,cant ,tore In sub• Mrs. Nell Middleswart, Mr. and urban Lyons and began produc­ Mrs, Bill M iddleswart, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Middleswart, Mrt. · G race tion of signs and sl ogans. Edward Gollsch llch, chairman Allen and ,Berry and Mr. and Mn. of the :,ign committee, said the Del Talbott. gro up already had orders for Mr. and Mrs. Eber O.un., spent 18.000 signs, rangina: from small l�e week with relatives In �dube� • 1 placar\Js on &ticks up to 20-foot­ "Y1lle. .. , 11 , · tong bnnner!I. Mrs. Cassady or Tuppers Plains' "When we move the sign �hop spent the week end wilt\ ·her, · · lo the A,tpphithe11tre later this daughter, Mrs. Leota cooper� week, we'll lttlve \IP to t�O perMr. and M rs. ,:palph McDadil! h�ve sons working at the jo bi" G.ott- r�tur_ne(J fr9vi a visit with '. tbelr · da9gh(er, Russ Lutton �4,kschlich said. Hooplt "L1neup rol}, r · , CCllhurn o utl ined this array of Mr. �M:Ii�Mfs. Bo� Hendcnlo,ti Jr 1 ., Shefiield, Alabama, spent th� 'fook "spontaneous'' h oopla: 1 -A water ski show in the end with relatives and hie moth@'r, � , Chicago River o n Fridny, Ji.il y ·· · i•t'J. E. w. oa,,;, wh o was here for 22 and a �porta car parade · .�he lfdnera)'�Pt fl�) brother, Rit�­ t hrnugh the Loop that night.. ""ard i'lcndC'fljoJf; ,.,l'etutned h otrie -An -nntique car parade, to- with them. ------- -Chad Ward who is employed r�n ' the ri\'er ·is visilirig with his fi�• .Mrf. '. ., - B EC KY'S --- . -------. - · Mt!,.. ..,.._t�OQ . ,____..., right thino, Oideon - \IOU. ' if': · � · · , . � , . ·w;· J' ·r.. Brings You The U.p To The Minute .• ' Ma$on Co�nty NE\¥S . a Times Daily 10 AM. . . 11 :55 AM • , . Wi\h · aa, ,t<tn: · M.ts.1 If - ,:>rice ' e"i,'eiJb .. -� e ,itivee in Charle!• . •··••: 1 ' . of Coolv¥1f! · AliC,J!i,daros · aQent · Sat�)," "A&P, her mother, Mr,. Jewett. · ;, " ·--,, I llattles Rage :, :: . ' ' NANCY I WELL --YOU SHOULDN'T PLAY $0 CLOSE (Contlnutd From Page FourJ the bottom ·01 1 hc eii.;hth to hring Pete iBurnsi4,? his filth victory. 'fhe Tigel'II mailr. a shamhl£>s of the. operiet When Uicy r11ketl Ralph Terry for Seven run� in L ht' sec­ ond inning. · Col11vi to 1111 l11F 19th homer· with o"ne on during the rally and Norm C1ish cunhected with the bases foll to make Frank Lary im easy winner. Larry Jackson of the CJrds set the Cubs down on fo ur liits in lhe f iret game and Ray Sadecki w on lhe nightc_a.p ,.�ith a �ix-hit effort. Ken Boyer'a. triple with 1 he baJes lo ad.e;d . ap,iit;ked a five•run .O[!Jt• bu rst ln the fifth inning of the ope.,.er and Stan (The Man) M111;ial took over t'irfh place in tile all• tltne major league base hits de• »artment wltfl two singleM in the nightcap. The two hits gave M�aial a totsl of 3,W, one more than Nap Lajoie. _ (?nly_ Cobb, Tris _SPNk­ • �• H11n1J,8 _! ,�Pef and tdd\& Q'pl­ lin� Cjlll'!<ijif' , mou. •n . . , j . w)!lle �: l,rjpled horn, . ,1oe -!-,mall� ,-Jtff' . t_he wiqning ,,t)tn .)ft. flle :. llgti,t innipa: os the f.Wnt1 ,!!ht. . JUllJfiJtl4 to'' a 4-0 lead 1111d: •. ,m en let the flodgtJ's tie the isqiiire 1 .ftelievtir BJ,Ui,0 1.0ell was th Win­ ing pltc Ed fft1ebuc t ..J,he, .. 'rO THE FENCE J1 , _., .:Hd' <,. . ' ·; ''".' i • j YOU. CANT MATCH· A DEAL ·Ub :rHISf. : 'l'Clir_,_ _ ._eqQippld 11hh • �· GAS -mt · . :�·lhlt cooltl ln ltlllUl.,,liMta ln. wlnta,:pJOVide■ fi,,M, . all --. Om Ullit1D clo botb.,U will' • -. . • lat. . clad Cltl pa1.., ,..11,i1: �ty. OR • pa. ' . ■-ltkG ....un. .,..,. far ,..,. ldllllid • ful--. ,y.., . ..... iam: • � 1-at ,_ � . "' baalth . . -' -1.CXll!lbt. Sti.t.tiillllll .J. pl ,t - (iap ' t I •Ith) -, tat opentinc'caotil an rlpt., Aak ta.,0. I I • � al l , • \, _ . • ' �. I'I '' ' j. 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"W• {l)l,l!ded 10 l!!,ve . vi... ,, can d 1t l!illhl ot- them d.\do't i , to ll'qd! lhefr 1'Q ha 1•.J.. -.Anlv-' of a i•ye . p. mar• All, Ll ...tn Dlln... 1 ay Wlijl,JI!. Horoley ' -V..011�u.61lei,u7ji.e WmY of march,n to I\Jih\ af(e.r • dvtoqa c-•de . f)lrow tnt• tJMi floor o f Iriterna• I Ital from 9}.irl""leld, •t�!l o , bith nal at J\mp atre and any U 11nQ Liqcoln • ,i.o111e. A·be nevl'r ev'9'Y outburit of "l give you 1 m•df It to the 186Q con��n at great AmefiCID . ., 1 ry whieb he · WU nomin•tllll. I I you Their cajttaln, �� r�:r° �on't know, to we allled blm te eome pla)' ravo.r:ite■ ' to thiJ •lne." .· Not in thii convention where -A lu1ce ,_,� Su •ilh candidQtea tnay be u 8C&rce a, Democrala �d In this televls:lon 20 'lllfehlOII blll<la. 1 t 00 �®ng age when h0opl1 helps glue dad o4her unita. no�i,, Incl lo the den in1te.ad or la,v11 mow- Repu�liCln tia:Mlet" dee. out in .red Scotch Pl1ld fkbu Ind er. pomwm1. "Wt11 haYe plenty of demon-A torchli�bl P•r.!lf 111t� ,1 1tratort for anybody who want, least 500 tarehe1 after � first then)," !laid l(au rice Colhllrn, co­ Htlnlng eon.ve.ntlon 11111!)0 ehda chairman ot the Youn.1 Rep11bU­ Monday night. ean1 Committee on Arraneementa. -Hold up of a 1t111CUth or SillPPly Hl-lktlo "We're noi 1olne to try to covered waaon in frant of the force a11,Ybody to 111 cheer for Co,�•d HIiton Hottil, off'l6,,l ..,h• anyone 1te d01'sn't wartt to c)leer," v,i,qtlO,n hft4dqliarttrt,. • t,usy • '>flq i tw he a,.td, "hut we11 1iave · Yttnlf lllchllah lA\'11nue. " I• t • Repub!ica.. to <9<irdln�tec I t�e · "I t�ink C.l�qm,Nld de!"onijlrOIIQo ••llvlll� t� � ne,a t 1 t th� the cqlor, fnd enthual-aif11 � Jp-&P'!(1 llijijpim ' \,I\ : 4-.fiAil,lr ni:t\ t�e Sautltvlla� are put 01.1t frqut • 1/f-•I" , lil(UIX w�o ltelll(ld . . • · · • Col�•r� "llmal� ll_P �o�l� J;1q111tln Burdi�• 1'tlrlt,,,q1u. a h ave a ij<l<ll ·91 ll!!IA j,QIIQ llt,�ollllot1• IIJl. Ille ..1111, ,. · ,!J )'oung Repuhllcalll 'foom ll'lllch to cquuJ, of we1;1ka Ui>, ,, draw manl)Ower need!. qn�•�• About Faces . Medic .. · Amel'it!an 1',a{IIU:"1 I � � Day lfl Coun · .;" s.. Captain � •�.ii.._ , The Osle. St0.""' .1 ,.., ·., • . IU "'" . San ,-:ti.nCilC:d' Beal �:OU Beet the Cloe1r i Yolll' BUQ. 1tepnn.at t.lO Who Do You Tru!t Weather tetler ' ttOO , ·•Amerlcan B,:ndslA� , John Daly NfMI li;30 �ocky_ end HIii Jfriends · , ,· TBA , • , .. . : � San f rancla:.� ��' Che,erme _ • f-1!) . . Tour �. 11,eO>■ •Wt' · Boufllon Street Beo' 8:40 ., Weatb.er Teller ,\d1te11.hlrM m-·Pal'J"ibtti 8:45 · Jobn r,,1,- 1'ew1 Ted Yack Amateur Hbur 7:00 Honeym ooners Tbe NeW! TOnlch-t 7:30 Sugo.rfoot Scanning the Weather 8:30 Wyatt Earp Spbt\ Report '1:00 Th,. Riffe man Late Show 9:30 Colt .45 , 0:00 Akoa Preaenta 10:30 Channel 8 Qpen House 1 1 ;10 Scanning the wenther Teachen' Workshop 1 1 :1� Spo rts ,Report Romper Room 1 1 :20 Late Show Movie 1:08 Tht: Newe Tonight Tour "'.u9 Re,orta t:OI Scanning the Weather l ¥arried loan ·16 Sportll Revort •• Gun itelllelil 1 1 :20 TBA Love Thot Bob oail'lilfi �'. !�?1 !�Don't wllf.d if tbe Nme bap,Pf, e..c..bantell face■ •how up 111 �-for boll> \/lee <k•I R!ebar II. Nixon •lid NeW' Vod1 01.W. �taon Bocll:ef•ller at I� l\ep,11bllcan N•Uonal �vention nes.t week. �·--Channe1 13 TuesdaJ Pomeroy'• Little League Dodgen ind Syracuae'1 Gl•nts open acalnsl area opponent, thl, evenine in the Jint round of play in the Ityger Creek Ultle Leaa:ue Tournament which h11 attracted 30 team,. The event la 1ponaornd hy the Xya:er Cr�k (OVEC) Employe,' Club. , The Dode:era open the tourney qalmt tbe GalU_polia Senator• at e p, m. followed at 7 : 15 p. m. by fted'1 Meat v,, Clifton . Weat Col• umbla, and at 8:30 p, m. by the GlanU VI. Gllllpolla T11er1 fame, Tuetday the MHon C11b1 play the Chuhlre Jledlea1 al 6. the Po1Reroy Mrate1 /lay SomenlUe llotol'I at '1!' 15 an the New Hann Carda pla)I Fiaher Dept. Store at 1,�. BATHING SUITS l . With GAS Air Conditioning perform�bpe. is· ·guaranteed . . . all initiai costs · easily jn,an�,d ._ ;,;, I I I H1.30 ,;_, ' l·SO 9:30 10:30 11;00 U · IO t t ; l& , 1 ··20 1- - - - - - -riit4YSPECIALI - - -, •�lfilA SPLITS 35c Chann-' Ill a_ Monclnv -1 Price it _, C••·••tra\loo -,.,.uth or ¢on ,eq uencea It. Could Be You Mid Day Newt Movletime Loretta Young Theater Yoqng Dr. Malor:e Fro m These Roots Comedy Playbouae Adventure 'nleater Steamboat Bill ' ·W oody Woodpecker ivlu!lic I� the Round · Th11cker Show i JJm we,thercast News Picture Huntley-Brinkley Report c.annanba.D uramte American GBI Playhou,e nel 8 WCH S.TV Cliun IO 1�00 le � � •· I Sign Or TodlJ' Kalie Doonan Show Topper Doup Be Ml _Pia, Your Hunch . 4,:00 --, :i=-30 t:00 1:N 8:40 8·4$ "J"i o• 1 1 :00 I , . ,,., t2·00 l.Z:30 J :00 1 : 11 2:30 3:00 3:30 UN) 4:30 5:00 �:30 6:00 6:16. B:� e :30 6:4� f•"Q '7:30 8.30 9:00 9:SO l0:00 10:30 1 1 :00 U : 10 l l : 16 1:00 8:.'6 7,00 0:00 9:30 10:00 l0:30 · 01'1' 0 D . ·n COM I DUESSELDORF, Germany UPI­ Wimbledon champion Maria Bueno of Brull 'be•t· Edda Budina:, form­ er German ■tar now stateless, 8--l, e. 1 , Suhday to win the women'• 1lnj'lea lltle In the Duflueldorf ten­ nia touinament. Wirren -Woodcock •f AmtraUa won the· men', crown b� beating Carlot Fernadez of Brazil, 8-3, u., S-3. At 6 Toni'a:,Pht o�y-Mix Co, f.l• � i, 1li Got ,aiilie � Pap Ill. I w Kyger Tourney *at• c•11ter de1l1ned te help ycnt 111 •YtitY ,._ ef - ..... COlllhvcllell wllhMI • ..11,allen. Stop In -n and le9'11 haw ,.. con _ ,.., ■oner, N Comed)' Playhouse Adventure 'ftml!I !\eamboat l!llll SJt. Preaton Mu1I.:- in the Round Jim Thacker Show Weatherc111t Knit Plttw,, RW1tlo1 Brinl'leJ Report: Huckleberry Hound Riverboat Tales of Wells Fa rgo P,tu Gunn Goodyear Theater Summer Sped11l Ne•11 lie-•dliDM Weatbere11t Jaot Pilar Show Si&n OU Channel 3-1 uesda) j I:) FlldM· ' ' . · GQIGLEIH Snts Tl1111 MONJ w. _....,,., • _,.... ...... ......... y There was • ri1t f i&ht in Cleve.- lnnln1£ of lbe opener between the UM crealelt Df:troll demonatr11Uoa the 1 934 World s.rt.. beIt ••m• 1,nd ,nd • n w: -rlot ln Detr oil, tndl,n, ••d Senator,. b1.U peace-lovln1 Del Crandal4 of about when Power WIJ tllrowo tween the T11en and cardlnali ·Milwa ukee cauaed the blueat out at the plaie tryln1 to .JCOtc when :Wt. �ui■ ouUielder I>ucll:y disturb.Ince in lhe City of Brother- from aeco.nd on a eingle. Both )ltdwl� became a tar1 et of playera &ot in se veral tuod IICM wntli for' 1lldinl( routhly into ly Love. Considerina it was the aabbath, but Umpire Charle, Berry cot tn T.l&ei tb-"4 bueman Marv Owen. · i:olntte Gett S.tttfectlon a lot . of ba,eball pe o ple forgot the laat ward by ejectina: both their Sunday mannen. from the game. 1Sko'iff00'1 nomer tied the �re The Sehl.ton beat Jim ( Mud-Vic Power of the Indiana and Earl eauey of the Senaton ex- eat) Grant for the fint Ume In hii at �I ·b\d C�1,�lto had the uti,, of 1Uljlinf home Charley changed p11nchea as W111hinaton career after he had defealed them ;: v.,'t�I :with tbe wiiµllng run In. swept ■ doubleheader from Cleve• 14 limb previo utly b)' bre1 kln1 • II land, 3-2 and 5-3, the 2·2 tie with three ll.na:ln in � Battl11, .._. on hllt '1n) -Anery Detroit bns llhl:>wued nventh inning of the oPl!ner. Tex the field with all llOrU of debrll Cleven1er wu the winner. Rellev· In a w i ld scene reminiacent or the er "Ray M:oore was credited with Ul34 World Seriea but were pla- the nlghlc•p victory wbith Wa.sbcated when the Tiaen won both incton clinched with four n.iua, lo ends o f a twin-bill from the first- the fifth. place Yankee■, 12·2 and 3-2. The furore in Detroit came when Umpire Joe Paparel)JI about paced oncrandall the And tulhing Bravea to within 2 ¾ called Bill Skowron's drive down gamea of the National Leaaue lead the right field foul Une • two,run with his :,econd atr1i&bt perfect homer in the eighth innlni of th(! d,.y at bat in a 7·3 triumph over n.ia:htcap, Detroit ria:ht . lieldet Rocky Colulto charged .Paparella the Phililes at Philadelphia. and the pme was held UJ) 10 Wlft Fifth Strallht U irate f&ns rushed lo, The victory w11 the fifth 1n a minutel . row for Milwaukee and it w11 ward I.be frol'lt .o( the · ata.nda and <redited to Lew Burdette, wbo ., went tbe dlJtance for hb 10\h tri · · · umph. Crandall, who had two . • · • • · f I' • • homers and two 1in1lea in four , tripe Saturday, collected t�ee sln OPT 9 T .. T ' 1le1 and scored three of the Slit Cearf. lla'W "" Bravea' rull1. Ed Mathew, helped AHL- R, °'"9:. � .. JI. I N� � ftlln.) . �--matter, wtth hi, 19th home run. Gene Conley wu the loau, The White Sox reclaimed third place i n the American League by beating the Baltimore Oriole• · twice, 2·1 and 14·2. whll, the ·Red fl'l!GULAR 4Sc sox made it three In a row over : the Athletl�s, 4-2. In the National Leaaue, the fird-place Pirates salvqed a ■pllt with the Reda by winnlna: the ni1htc1p, 5-0, a fter df'OpPlng the I opener, The Cardinals took I Wfttl 'thl, M. Off•r Ooo4 UntU over third place with 6-0 and &-1 victorlea over th� Cuba, and the Cl..... Tlmo Onlj. Giant, may have 1ned Manager Tom Sheehm'a job for a day Of" so with a M win over the Ow-· 1er1. Fourll, & �I. , . . · (!U#Jeporl I Ent•91 lrli Flatlcuffs o The tight between Po,wer a d .. - - - -· -- � - � �- - �- �. "'"'!"'" - -· DodPers 0pen . ' • 0 S d Stars to a comeback 3-0 victory ove r the West m the fifth All• Ohio East-West High School baseball series before l,lZ6 persons in Jet Stadium Sunday. It was the first shutout in the history of the series. The West bad taken the opener Of the three game series Saturday 3- 1 . But the East's first win Sunday was coupled with a 12-hit attack in the rubber game lor an easy 10-5 vie· tory. It WH the fiflh ltr■l&ht cham• driving in two East run, in the pionship for- the Eaat in as many 1ourth. Tom Noli. ca of Powhalen took harnout.a for the prep clauic. The Weat opened the aerie, the victory. He walked four and 5aturday with a two . hitter by 111ued one atrikeout: ln Suoday'a O.P:fiDtr Wilaon went Paul Al1pach of Canal Winchuter that wu iood enough for a ,.1 Lh.e route, fanned. aeven, walked three, and 1ave up 1iJ: hit.a. Al the viclory. AJapach was intermittently wild. plate, be went httle• as he was but he blanked the East for five caned out on strikes in the aecond i1Jnin1s and ,truck out seven, yield• innine, popped to the shortat op in ina: nine free pasae,. the, fourth, and arounded sh • rply First batlernan Larry Cook of to the pitcher in the seventh. Toledo ban1ed 011i three of We1t'1 In 13 a:■me!J lle fore Su11da)"a opener oi the . ' doubleheader, no eia:ht hits and atored one. Dale Slephena, a ll'bortaLop from pitcher had h_qrled the full route North Canton, ,parked the El.at of ,corel,aa ball. Wilton WH mobbed by ·hi& teamle,m f• 3-0 comeback with Wilton on" the mound. , He billed acroH mates following the vii: tory in sunboth first lnnln1 runs, then acor- day', firat 11me. The East taktna: up �pirJt· l:li,- thtit 3-0 win, went on cd one run in the fourth. lo dub out a J2-blt, 10-t' victory De1pite tne score In Wil10 n'1 in lhe niihtc•p. victory Elst managed to �llect iBob Burton of Logan started ' hlle. Weit got 1lx. on))' tour sundaf'I ,eeond pme at second Stephens again tame throueh in base and went hltleu in two tripe the final 11111\e for the Ellt and 60 to the plate . before l1111vln1 the did Mike Hegan ot Cleveland St. �nte1t. Rua, 'Wlckerbam of Ath· IJmi tius, • son of Jim Hc1an, ena &larted I n tiIh t fie Id Jn lull:' '-former Cleveland tndiarui catcher flnt 1ame; Jt1)llnded out and laid aftd now with the Chicago Cuba, down a ucrifJ� bunt. He pinch oo 33_!-l_ ��- ��t_e�_•_ _t _h�, hit ln the 1econd r•me and flied ouL to rllht tle1d. Reacly��,x,•d Concrete l • t��!�� BW Wilson, a rugged six-footer from Pomeroy High School, fanned seven, walked three, in IeadinJ the East AU- ,W. L l'ct. Ge �1 3a .1111 .. .. ., ti!, PHllburgh Milwauke e St. Louis Los Angele, San Franctic:o Cincinnati Philadelphia Chic11go v 4:00 4:30 D:00 S : 30 8:00 t:15 8:21 6:3U t:'5 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 U·.UO 11:lll · �; - , 1 !ll . 1 :0I.• ...I PMNU'l'II • ------- --- - - -r-· - -· - - - J .. �• ' • • Same Ha y Enchanted Faces WSA!._ T_ V_C _han-nel �,3� i ChQ nnei 3-MQllva, �!l �f!! �� Dally Sent!oel ,- Pomeroy-Ml ddleport, 0 . , July 18, 1 960� Wilson Pitches All - Stars To 3 - 0 Win Battles Rage ln Big Leagues,.Cr.andell Gors 0 u?.!! !!�!!�.f?..�P�� !! !�� ���� ..!. e Sl'ANDINGS · Fifth Straight Title Taken With Reds Bang Out 20 Hits, Gain .... t 1ctones n un a d -- ---- Split With Pittsburgh Team I PITI'SBURGII L' PI - The Cin· around tlnclea by Frank Ro bin­ clnnat1 Reds banged out 20 hits so n and Billy Martin and a wild Sunday afternoon-and split a pitch b)' ace hurler Vern Law, double header By lime the night- who wa, · then chaaed. cap started. tht-y ' d shot their wad. A three-run Rocky Nelto n homSixtttn Redleg hits, includina: er aft�r Groat and Bob Skinner doublt>s t.iy Veda Pinson, Wally singJed In the ei£hth made it 6-4 Poat and W 1 ll1e Jones. gave the and Bill Ma:r.eroaki eingled home Reds a 6-� opener vktory and Clementt to make it 6-3, There Bob Purkey his first victor)' ov�r the Pittsb11rgh rallied unw o und. McMillan found himself ejected the pirates Came lht' nightcap and rookie for arguing after he was called rifhthander Tom Cheney had n o out trying to score from second trouble hol,_hng the Cincinnati bat• on Bo b J'urkey'll bunt in the tera to four hits for ii 5-0 white- opener. w uhing. The Rl'ds left Pittsburgh for The .ifternoon was no l without Chicag o and Tuesd.iy's game. Be­ display of te mperment. hind lhem here W&ll a hecllc Don Newrnr11be. the Reds ' start- Sunday and Saturd,y 'g 6·:I 1011 to er in the set' ond g a m e. Wall e ject• the Dues via a pinch hit home ed before he nen deli vered a run in the ninth innning by Pirate Pitch. tlrst baseman Dick Groat. Jim When Newcombe l" ame out to Brosnan, who took the loss, didn't pil e� in the first lnnlll g , the_ Pi- bothe r t o" turn aroun d to watch rate a leadof_f batter complained the ball Hil over the left field to the u_mpire that o�e o_f the scorebo ard as the league iead,..rs eev s in N ewbombe 8 Jersey :" �ong and the o!her horl I won their 18th come fro m behind & . .., ictor)' of the ,eason. . Very conCu�mg, he S,il ld. Today the Redll hke a day o ff. The umpire& ordered Newk t"o They deserve lt, cban11:e his jersey. l-le argued . ________ Beirudgingly. he stomped to the clubhouse ir nd ch,mged it . When To Settle he returned the ;trgument re• ,umed. Newcombe was th11 mbed Sh ot At Patterson [ DEN\/EH UPI - Ma11le t-ristcd from the 1:a111e. Cal Melish took Sonny Liston ol Philadelphia and on lhl! Pirates. batlle•wiae Zorll Fo lley of Chan­ He didn't do we!!. Bill Virdon dler, Ariz., e11ch h opeful that vi e ­ hit his first pitch over lne right• tory wlll mean a chance a t lt' loyd field acncn for his third horner I Pt1ttenon•� heavyweight title, 11et­ of the year. The Dues added two tlC' the "rightful challeni:er'• ques­ more runs in the fifth when Dick tion at Ocn\ler's Colluum toniiht. Groat and Roberto Clemente sin• Prom oter Milt Willner hoped tied and Don Hoak doubled. Two gate Hlea would produce a crowd more came 1cro1& in the eight o n or 10,000 and a gale of $100.000. two 1inale1 and a Cheney double. He h..a guaranteed the underd og, Dick Groat, who colleelerl eeven t'o lley, $40,000, and the new hit• In lO trips during the after­ kn ockout senaation, L11ton, �.noan, chose the first game to hit 000. hi• 100th home run of his ma­ Jot league career. lit! wa.-. given lbe ball. W In• Ohio An, After The Red1' hi!! moment !n the flrat aame came in the ahth in• Try in,: Since 1936 ZANl!:SVlLLE, O. UPI - D.11. n­ nin, when Clndnnutl 11cored fivr, run,:, lnl'luding the Pinson, Po11t ny C11.rmlchael of Culumbull, who and Jonea double11, sandwiched took hl1 fir1t crack at the? Ohio Amateur Golf Champi onship hack In 1936, when he Wall 17, !lnally won It Sunday, 11ml won it thO'r· oughly. Under 11. blazing aun, Carmich­ ael whipped Do n Alhert, also of Co lumbua, 4 and 2, al the Zane11NEW and USED vHle Coun lry club. Ue11vie8 II , IA.KER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES , .. t TINNIS HIAD DIES ,•.,us, ''""'" ur, _ """• TWO-Stralll' •t')h lly UnltN p,_. lnNffletleMI NATIONAL LIAGUI ,, 311 .- e '3 •I 38 34 30 311 fO 4' 50 llO .-< .5'11 .'83 .a m 7 Iii 12 17 19 Sund1y'1 IN""9 Clnci nn1ti 6 P'ltttbu,eh 5 lit Pltt,IM.+rth S C incinnati O ind St. Loul1 6 Chleato O bt St. Loui1 I Chica.. I � ; MllwaukN 7 PhllMt.li,hl,l i Sin Fr•nclKo J L" Anwttft 4 Saturda'f'a RNUtf, Pltt1bur,h 6 tlndnneti S St. Loub 2 ChlutO 1 L•• An..iff 6 hn fro1nclsa 1 Milwaukn 6 l"hUedolphl• 4. nllht Monday', ProNM• ll'Mchfri No ..,,.., tc:hedylM. Tuesday Nlthr1 OanMI Ch.lca90 at C.IMlnMtl St. Louil at MllwaulcM Plttaburih et L ... A.._.tea Phlladol,hle .t San Francl._ AMORICAJI . L IAGUI Vt(, ,L . ,ct, GI New Yori. 41 33 .UZ Cleveland 46 3$ .583 1 "1 Chicago 48 3'1 .584 2 4T -IQ .MO 3 8Jltimore Detroit tO 40 ·.,oo ei,, 39 41 .488 1� ■shin1ton '3S 41 ' .407 14 Hollon Kansae City 29 01. .3fl l1¾i Suncl•y'• llNultt , Ch lca10 2 hltlfflere 1 Jat Chico.. 14 lattllMNI 2 2ntl Detroit 12 Now Ywk 2 ht· o.troit l N.w Ytrlf 2 .2Rd Wothin,ton I Clrttl•� 2 ht WHhin,ton .S Clnelwntl J tn4 loaton 4 ICHNI (Jty_ 2 . Now York 1 1 DotN1t � Clov.lond t Waahln,ten 4 B1ltlmor• 4 Chic... I, llot,Nin 1 K1n111 Cltr 0. nlttlt Mondor'• ""'"'"'' l'lt<t,ffl Now Y«tc ,t c1..-,nc1 l•lohtl­ Fortl t5,S) w ltlffflln •(M). ■"ton at ChlcOfl (O)tlltl-"Mul• fott (2-1 } n $Cote ti.a). · · BaltlmoN It K,1nN11 Chy­ Brown f7•3) Yl .Hhnson (U) or Garn, 10-5). T.,.llllt,y Nltht't Oalftff llo1ton at Chica.. llaltl11111p at K■MH City , · Wo.t.li,jton at C>M,.!f Now Ytrtc at Cl"91afllll r" • · w .....,,...,,.. ........ McCovey Farmed , ,.,.. · op--•.. Down .Af•er ,� . ] · • •, . . P}ay n }951) M.iithieu , pres& director o r the rrcnch Liwn 1'annla Federation Phone WY-Z-3794 1tnd .11. member of the federation's e:cecullvc committee, ia dead at POMEROY' OHIO SAN FRANCISCO Ufl - \tllUe tho •Ke nl oo. )JlaJor .;;;;;.;;;;;;;-;;;;-;;-;;--c, . McCovey, 10 overniJ"t le,aue llenaatlon Ju1t one ye4t ago, i1 back ln the mJ11on �•\'-far from the Jeerlnl San FOncl1co fan, who once adored him •. Willie, who ,tormed to t,he Na­ 14 CUblc Fool llonal Le11ue'a Rookie of the Yea r award lHl ICIIIOn, Wlf OP· tioned Sundav b)' the falterJne Hold■ 833 Lb. FoOd Giants to their Tacom,a farm team in lhe P•dClc co11t Leaa:ue. .. , could bll thl, major i.11ue pltchln1 If I could play re1ullrly, " th o 8 foot, • loch !In t bao•· man uld after betna: told he wa• all throuah - at le11l tor aowin the bll tlme. McCovay wound up lhe 1e11on with a .3(M 1ver111 and . 13 home• runa, and waa lnltrumental in keepina lhe Giant, in . fJr1t place until their coll1p1e lbe flrial week. of the 1ea1on. , BuL thla ycar . wu • dUferen.t story. Hla •Yertilt 1kidd'4 to .k-4 and Willie wa■ rited · • � fall auv in sin Fr1nclaco'1 eollfPH of the paat two mon,thl. M1M1't1r tam Sheehan rumbled more than one ocqi1ion, "Thia on Stop in or year Wlllle can't hit, run or field." 'phone for a quick WINI ■ M,lli IIACI MONTG OMERY, N. ·y, UP!-Jlex While of Span'anburt. 8. c., the NASCAR point leadei-, .iverl,ed 1110 W. hcend It. - WYaodatte l•II I 1 , -•■J' 88.48 miles ID hoUr · sYnday lo wln the JOO.mile Empll'I 8tlte champlon1hlp for late ·model ■look car,. Rlchard Pelty ltftllbed tee­ ond and hi• father, Lee. both from Randelman, N. c., wa, tbird. "' Ill hip ,OU ,. - a:aaa::=�a:i..�'..::'.:.:�.... �noth•r Good Buy From Bak•r's DEEPFREEZE - - - - - $449.00 .BAKER F U RN ITURE MI DDLEPORT - ' Get the Jump 'on SUMMER EXP ENS ES w i t h CAS H $25 to $1000 .' ■ M 'il!' - ,. ■ CASH LOAN / CONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. .. ..., .,,..,... ,., , Lea.,.,, For Florida Robert T. Henne11, 3rd CLHI who h11 been home tor I two weeka' vacation Ii.II been tnDlfer red from Penn11coJ1,• na tt Nor­ folk, Vo, Latl TllundaJ• 11!1 mot• her, Mra. Henry Jlll)MIJ', llllll Barbara Stout and Rini Wood accompanied him lo Olart.,&o-n. W, Va., when ht boarded" tlll plane for hl1 baJI'. , Racine Drops 11·1 Outing At Glouster Sunday Ra�ine'a Hockln1 Valley Lea1ue baseball ent.ey, without the aerv­ Jieea of lefthander Litlle Jt,001: Wol fe, went down 1 1 · 1 at Glou&­ ler Sunduf. Thus the team that lied with two other club'li fo r the lint hair title, facea an uphill climb if It It to bf! in a strong position at season'• end when lhe le11gue'1 ca•h pot of $90 11 handed to the winner of both h1lve1. The llrtt half playof f la to be, played 11 the end of the aea1on In September. Bob Cunningham, ex-Panther ace, worked the !lrat seven lnnlna:s for ll1clne, ltve Upt'Only eight hlt1, but was wild bec•uae of having h1d lilUe wori. in recent weeb. Bib, bee Exline wu the winner, fanntna: 4 and walkln1 only two. Gene arp led · mou1ter hJlten wlth a double and two ■lnlflea. · For Raclne Terry Knl1ht, Wilaon Wolfe, Art Stobart ,nd BIii Mc• Nickle, had alnales. 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" ·� Il �di� ' ll.(je ' Jklft , . . �. � �- ' II l' 11 r,.;::T•' •,.. , . . �,. . � � · \l' Ju'&let! ... .;,.,,.� li :, , 1 1: · . • �·.. 12:00 •l!oop "'"'" $DB I i! . 1 .�ai:ra• i!!lli• . ' . '. ", ·'._.,., :d · � -.,,t\ "i' """"''::,::,:- •=•-,' - ' ,ea ... ..... ....., ....... ... ._. cvaLY�t::tOll - ,,.............. ,.. ......... "' .... .. - � . -. ....... -·· • ..,,, . . , . I � ...,,<le v,'W:1, G. �-� 'II I ' WHA� "JHFIT LRZV, GOOD· FtcR· l>IOIHII'/' HusaAND Of YOR'N, LOWEElY ! IJ'L ABNER ,l'M A PLASTIC SLRGEOJ . I M� l=f-CH..E r.\uRE BEAUTIFUL � 111!!1 !lo ""1· ,nqro Portlqnd Items vf Interest They'n l3crve as guides on pre­ co nventi on tours o f lhe big stock yard arena greet VIP 1 1 al O'Hare and Midway airports, paint si�• IY Henrlotta Mc0He fo r candidates and state dele• Mn. Lyda Talb ott Cadman of gat iOnN, and geni:rl\UY supply the h\-jinks while their elders attend Steuben,•ille died suddenly 1.'hure­ tla,y night of a heart atta�. At­ t o more 1edate matters. The Berwyn Ill. Young Repub­ tendine the f uneral servicea were lican Club opened a "aignshop" he r mother, Mn. ·M ollie Talbott, Friday in a vp,cant ,tore In sub• Mrs. Nell Middleswart, Mr. and urban Lyons and began produc­ Mrs, Bill M iddleswart, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Middleswart, Mrt. · G race tion of signs and sl ogans. Edward Gollsch llch, chairman Allen and ,Berry and Mr. and Mn. of the :,ign committee, said the Del Talbott. gro up already had orders for Mr. and Mrs. Eber O.un., spent 18.000 signs, rangina: from small l�e week with relatives In �dube� • 1 placar\Js on &ticks up to 20-foot­ "Y1lle. .. , 11 , · tong bnnner!I. Mrs. Cassady or Tuppers Plains' "When we move the sign �hop spent the week end wilt\ ·her, · · lo the A,tpphithe11tre later this daughter, Mrs. Leota cooper� week, we'll lttlve \IP to t�O perMr. and M rs. ,:palph McDadil! h�ve sons working at the jo bi" G.ott- r�tur_ne(J fr9vi a visit with '. tbelr · da9gh(er, Russ Lutton �4,kschlich said. Hooplt "L1neup rol}, r · , CCllhurn o utl ined this array of Mr. �M:Ii�Mfs. Bo� Hendcnlo,ti Jr 1 ., Shefiield, Alabama, spent th� 'fook "spontaneous'' h oopla: 1 -A water ski show in the end with relatives and hie moth@'r, � , Chicago River o n Fridny, Ji.il y ·· · i•t'J. E. w. oa,,;, wh o was here for 22 and a �porta car parade · .�he lfdnera)'�Pt fl�) brother, Rit�­ t hrnugh the Loop that night.. ""ard i'lcndC'fljoJf; ,.,l'etutned h otrie -An -nntique car parade, to- with them. ------- -Chad Ward who is employed r�n ' the ri\'er ·is visilirig with his fi�• .Mrf. '. ., - B EC KY'S --- . -------. - · Mt!,.. ..,.._t�OQ . ,____..., right thino, Oideon - \IOU. ' if': · � · · , . � , . ·w;· J' ·r.. Brings You The U.p To The Minute .• ' Ma$on Co�nty NE\¥S . a Times Daily 10 AM. . . 11 :55 AM • , . Wi\h · aa, ,t<tn: · M.ts.1 If - ,:>rice ' e"i,'eiJb .. -� e ,itivee in Charle!• . •··••: 1 ' . of Coolv¥1f! · AliC,J!i,daros · aQent · Sat�)," "A&P, her mother, Mr,. Jewett. · ;, " ·--,, I llattles Rage :, :: . ' ' NANCY I WELL --YOU SHOULDN'T PLAY $0 CLOSE (Contlnutd From Page FourJ the bottom ·01 1 hc eii.;hth to hring Pete iBurnsi4,? his filth victory. 'fhe Tigel'II mailr. a shamhl£>s of the. operiet When Uicy r11ketl Ralph Terry for Seven run� in L ht' sec­ ond inning. · Col11vi to 1111 l11F 19th homer· with o"ne on during the rally and Norm C1ish cunhected with the bases foll to make Frank Lary im easy winner. Larry Jackson of the CJrds set the Cubs down on fo ur liits in lhe f iret game and Ray Sadecki w on lhe nightc_a.p ,.�ith a �ix-hit effort. Ken Boyer'a. triple with 1 he baJes lo ad.e;d . ap,iit;ked a five•run .O[!Jt• bu rst ln the fifth inning of the ope.,.er and Stan (The Man) M111;ial took over t'irfh place in tile all• tltne major league base hits de• »artment wltfl two singleM in the nightcap. The two hits gave M�aial a totsl of 3,W, one more than Nap Lajoie. _ (?nly_ Cobb, Tris _SPNk­ • �• H11n1J,8 _! ,�Pef and tdd\& Q'pl­ lin� Cjlll'!<ijif' , mou. •n . . , j . w)!lle �: l,rjpled horn, . ,1oe -!-,mall� ,-Jtff' . t_he wiqning ,,t)tn .)ft. flle :. llgti,t innipa: os the f.Wnt1 ,!!ht. . JUllJfiJtl4 to'' a 4-0 lead 1111d: •. ,m en let the flodgtJ's tie the isqiiire 1 .ftelievtir BJ,Ui,0 1.0ell was th Win­ ing pltc Ed fft1ebuc t ..J,he, .. 'rO THE FENCE J1 , _., .:Hd' <,. . ' ·; ''".' i • j YOU. CANT MATCH· A DEAL ·Ub :rHISf. : 'l'Clir_,_ _ ._eqQippld 11hh • �· GAS -mt · . :�·lhlt cooltl ln ltlllUl.,,liMta ln. wlnta,:pJOVide■ fi,,M, . all --. Om Ullit1D clo botb.,U will' • -. . • lat. . clad Cltl pa1.., ,..11,i1: �ty. OR • pa. ' . ■-ltkG ....un. .,..,. far ,..,. ldllllid • ful--. ,y.., . ..... iam: • � 1-at ,_ � . "' baalth . . -' -1.CXll!lbt. Sti.t.tiillllll .J. pl ,t - (iap ' t I •Ith) -, tat opentinc'caotil an rlpt., Aak ta.,0. I I • � al l , • \, _ . • ' �. I'I '' ' j. 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"W• {l)l,l!ded 10 l!!,ve . vi... ,, can d 1t l!illhl ot- them d.\do't i , to ll'qd! lhefr 1'Q ha 1•.J.. -.Anlv-' of a i•ye . p. mar• All, Ll ...tn Dlln... 1 ay Wlijl,JI!. Horoley ' -V..011�u.61lei,u7ji.e WmY of march,n to I\Jih\ af(e.r • dvtoqa c-•de . f)lrow tnt• tJMi floor o f Iriterna• I Ital from 9}.irl""leld, •t�!l o , bith nal at J\mp atre and any U 11nQ Liqcoln • ,i.o111e. A·be nevl'r ev'9'Y outburit of "l give you 1 m•df It to the 186Q con��n at great AmefiCID . ., 1 ry whieb he · WU nomin•tllll. I I you Their cajttaln, �� r�:r° �on't know, to we allled blm te eome pla)' ravo.r:ite■ ' to thiJ •lne." .· Not in thii convention where -A lu1ce ,_,� Su •ilh candidQtea tnay be u 8C&rce a, Democrala �d In this televls:lon 20 'lllfehlOII blll<la. 1 t 00 �®ng age when h0opl1 helps glue dad o4her unita. no�i,, Incl lo the den in1te.ad or la,v11 mow- Repu�liCln tia:Mlet" dee. out in .red Scotch Pl1ld fkbu Ind er. pomwm1. "Wt11 haYe plenty of demon-A torchli�bl P•r.!lf 111t� ,1 1tratort for anybody who want, least 500 tarehe1 after � first then)," !laid l(au rice Colhllrn, co­ Htlnlng eon.ve.ntlon 11111!)0 ehda chairman ot the Youn.1 Rep11bU­ Monday night. ean1 Committee on Arraneementa. -Hold up of a 1t111CUth or SillPPly Hl-lktlo "We're noi 1olne to try to covered waaon in frant of the force a11,Ybody to 111 cheer for Co,�•d HIiton Hottil, off'l6,,l ..,h• anyone 1te d01'sn't wartt to c)leer," v,i,qtlO,n hft4dqliarttrt,. • t,usy • '>flq i tw he a,.td, "hut we11 1iave · Yttnlf lllchllah lA\'11nue. " I• t • Repub!ica.. to <9<irdln�tec I t�e · "I t�ink C.l�qm,Nld de!"onijlrOIIQo ••llvlll� t� � ne,a t 1 t th� the cqlor, fnd enthual-aif11 � Jp-&P'!(1 llijijpim ' \,I\ : 4-.fiAil,lr ni:t\ t�e Sautltvlla� are put 01.1t frqut • 1/f-•I" , lil(UIX w�o ltelll(ld . . • · · • Col�•r� "llmal� ll_P �o�l� J;1q111tln Burdi�• 1'tlrlt,,,q1u. a h ave a ij<l<ll ·91 ll!!IA j,QIIQ llt,�ollllot1• IIJl. Ille ..1111, ,. · ,!J )'oung Repuhllcalll 'foom ll'lllch to cquuJ, of we1;1ka Ui>, ,, draw manl)Ower need!. qn�•�• About Faces . Medic .. · Amel'it!an 1',a{IIU:"1 I � � Day lfl Coun · .;" s.. Captain � •�.ii.._ , The Osle. St0.""' .1 ,.., ·., • . IU "'" . San ,-:ti.nCilC:d' Beal �:OU Beet the Cloe1r i Yolll' BUQ. 1tepnn.at t.lO Who Do You Tru!t Weather tetler ' ttOO , ·•Amerlcan B,:ndslA� , John Daly NfMI li;30 �ocky_ end HIii Jfriends · , ,· TBA , • , .. . : � San f rancla:.� ��' Che,erme _ • f-1!) . . Tour �. 11,eO>■ •Wt' · Boufllon Street Beo' 8:40 ., Weatb.er Teller ,\d1te11.hlrM m-·Pal'J"ibtti 8:45 · Jobn r,,1,- 1'ew1 Ted Yack Amateur Hbur 7:00 Honeym ooners Tbe NeW! TOnlch-t 7:30 Sugo.rfoot Scanning the Weather 8:30 Wyatt Earp Spbt\ Report '1:00 Th,. Riffe man Late Show 9:30 Colt .45 , 0:00 Akoa Preaenta 10:30 Channel 8 Qpen House 1 1 ;10 Scanning the wenther Teachen' Workshop 1 1 :1� Spo rts ,Report Romper Room 1 1 :20 Late Show Movie 1:08 Tht: Newe Tonight Tour "'.u9 Re,orta t:OI Scanning the Weather l ¥arried loan ·16 Sportll Revort •• Gun itelllelil 1 1 :20 TBA Love Thot Bob oail'lilfi �'. !�?1 !�Don't wllf.d if tbe Nme bap,Pf, e..c..bantell face■ •how up 111 �-for boll> \/lee <k•I R!ebar II. Nixon •lid NeW' Vod1 01.W. �taon Bocll:ef•ller at I� l\ep,11bllcan N•Uonal �vention nes.t week. �·--Channe1 13 TuesdaJ Pomeroy'• Little League Dodgen ind Syracuae'1 Gl•nts open acalnsl area opponent, thl, evenine in the Jint round of play in the Ityger Creek Ultle Leaa:ue Tournament which h11 attracted 30 team,. The event la 1ponaornd hy the Xya:er Cr�k (OVEC) Employe,' Club. , The Dode:era open the tourney qalmt tbe GalU_polia Senator• at e p, m. followed at 7 : 15 p. m. by fted'1 Meat v,, Clifton . Weat Col• umbla, and at 8:30 p, m. by the GlanU VI. Gllllpolla T11er1 fame, Tuetday the MHon C11b1 play the Chuhlre Jledlea1 al 6. the Po1Reroy Mrate1 /lay SomenlUe llotol'I at '1!' 15 an the New Hann Carda pla)I Fiaher Dept. Store at 1,�. BATHING SUITS l . With GAS Air Conditioning perform�bpe. is· ·guaranteed . . . all initiai costs · easily jn,an�,d ._ ;,;, I I I H1.30 ,;_, ' l·SO 9:30 10:30 11;00 U · IO t t ; l& , 1 ··20 1- - - - - - -riit4YSPECIALI - - -, •�lfilA SPLITS 35c Chann-' Ill a_ Monclnv -1 Price it _, C••·••tra\loo -,.,.uth or ¢on ,eq uencea It. Could Be You Mid Day Newt Movletime Loretta Young Theater Yoqng Dr. Malor:e Fro m These Roots Comedy Playbouae Adventure 'nleater Steamboat Bill ' ·W oody Woodpecker ivlu!lic I� the Round · Th11cker Show i JJm we,thercast News Picture Huntley-Brinkley Report c.annanba.D uramte American GBI Playhou,e nel 8 WCH S.TV Cliun IO 1�00 le � � •· I Sign Or TodlJ' Kalie Doonan Show Topper Doup Be Ml _Pia, Your Hunch . 4,:00 --, :i=-30 t:00 1:N 8:40 8·4$ "J"i o• 1 1 :00 I , . ,,., t2·00 l.Z:30 J :00 1 : 11 2:30 3:00 3:30 UN) 4:30 5:00 �:30 6:00 6:16. B:� e :30 6:4� f•"Q '7:30 8.30 9:00 9:SO l0:00 10:30 1 1 :00 U : 10 l l : 16 1:00 8:.'6 7,00 0:00 9:30 10:00 l0:30 · 01'1' 0 D . ·n COM I DUESSELDORF, Germany UPI­ Wimbledon champion Maria Bueno of Brull 'be•t· Edda Budina:, form­ er German ■tar now stateless, 8--l, e. 1 , Suhday to win the women'• 1lnj'lea lltle In the Duflueldorf ten­ nia touinament. Wirren -Woodcock •f AmtraUa won the· men', crown b� beating Carlot Fernadez of Brazil, 8-3, u., S-3. At 6 Toni'a:,Pht o�y-Mix Co, f.l• � i, 1li Got ,aiilie � Pap Ill. I w Kyger Tourney *at• c•11ter de1l1ned te help ycnt 111 •YtitY ,._ ef - ..... COlllhvcllell wllhMI • ..11,allen. Stop In -n and le9'11 haw ,.. con _ ,.., ■oner, N Comed)' Playhouse Adventure 'ftml!I !\eamboat l!llll SJt. Preaton Mu1I.:- in the Round Jim Thacker Show Weatherc111t Knit Plttw,, RW1tlo1 Brinl'leJ Report: Huckleberry Hound Riverboat Tales of Wells Fa rgo P,tu Gunn Goodyear Theater Summer Sped11l Ne•11 lie-•dliDM Weatbere11t Jaot Pilar Show Si&n OU Channel 3-1 uesda) j I:) FlldM· ' ' . · GQIGLEIH Snts Tl1111 MONJ w. _....,,., • _,.... ...... ......... y There was • ri1t f i&ht in Cleve.- lnnln1£ of lbe opener between the UM crealelt Df:troll demonatr11Uoa the 1 934 World s.rt.. beIt ••m• 1,nd ,nd • n w: -rlot ln Detr oil, tndl,n, ••d Senator,. b1.U peace-lovln1 Del Crandal4 of about when Power WIJ tllrowo tween the T11en and cardlnali ·Milwa ukee cauaed the blueat out at the plaie tryln1 to .JCOtc when :Wt. �ui■ ouUielder I>ucll:y disturb.Ince in lhe City of Brother- from aeco.nd on a eingle. Both )ltdwl� became a tar1 et of playera &ot in se veral tuod IICM wntli for' 1lldinl( routhly into ly Love. Considerina it was the aabbath, but Umpire Charle, Berry cot tn T.l&ei tb-"4 bueman Marv Owen. · i:olntte Gett S.tttfectlon a lot . of ba,eball pe o ple forgot the laat ward by ejectina: both their Sunday mannen. from the game. 1Sko'iff00'1 nomer tied the �re The Sehl.ton beat Jim ( Mud-Vic Power of the Indiana and Earl eauey of the Senaton ex- eat) Grant for the fint Ume In hii at �I ·b\d C�1,�lto had the uti,, of 1Uljlinf home Charley changed p11nchea as W111hinaton career after he had defealed them ;: v.,'t�I :with tbe wiiµllng run In. swept ■ doubleheader from Cleve• 14 limb previo utly b)' bre1 kln1 • II land, 3-2 and 5-3, the 2·2 tie with three ll.na:ln in � Battl11, .._. on hllt '1n) -Anery Detroit bns llhl:>wued nventh inning of the oPl!ner. Tex the field with all llOrU of debrll Cleven1er wu the winner. Rellev· In a w i ld scene reminiacent or the er "Ray M:oore was credited with Ul34 World Seriea but were pla- the nlghlc•p victory wbith Wa.sbcated when the Tiaen won both incton clinched with four n.iua, lo ends o f a twin-bill from the first- the fifth. place Yankee■, 12·2 and 3-2. The furore in Detroit came when Umpire Joe Paparel)JI about paced oncrandall the And tulhing Bravea to within 2 ¾ called Bill Skowron's drive down gamea of the National Leaaue lead the right field foul Une • two,run with his :,econd atr1i&bt perfect homer in the eighth innlni of th(! d,.y at bat in a 7·3 triumph over n.ia:htcap, Detroit ria:ht . lieldet Rocky Colulto charged .Paparella the Phililes at Philadelphia. and the pme was held UJ) 10 Wlft Fifth Strallht U irate f&ns rushed lo, The victory w11 the fifth 1n a minutel . row for Milwaukee and it w11 ward I.be frol'lt .o( the · ata.nda and <redited to Lew Burdette, wbo ., went tbe dlJtance for hb 10\h tri · · · umph. Crandall, who had two . • · • • · f I' • • homers and two 1in1lea in four , tripe Saturday, collected t�ee sln OPT 9 T .. T ' 1le1 and scored three of the Slit Cearf. lla'W "" Bravea' rull1. Ed Mathew, helped AHL- R, °'"9:. � .. JI. I N� � ftlln.) . �--matter, wtth hi, 19th home run. Gene Conley wu the loau, The White Sox reclaimed third place i n the American League by beating the Baltimore Oriole• · twice, 2·1 and 14·2. whll, the ·Red fl'l!GULAR 4Sc sox made it three In a row over : the Athletl�s, 4-2. In the National Leaaue, the fird-place Pirates salvqed a ■pllt with the Reda by winnlna: the ni1htc1p, 5-0, a fter df'OpPlng the I opener, The Cardinals took I Wfttl 'thl, M. Off•r Ooo4 UntU over third place with 6-0 and &-1 victorlea over th� Cuba, and the Cl..... Tlmo Onlj. Giant, may have 1ned Manager Tom Sheehm'a job for a day Of" so with a M win over the Ow-· 1er1. Fourll, & �I. , . . · (!U#Jeporl I Ent•91 lrli Flatlcuffs o The tight between Po,wer a d .. - - - -· -- � - � �- - �- �. "'"'!"'" - -· DodPers 0pen . ' • 0 S d Stars to a comeback 3-0 victory ove r the West m the fifth All• Ohio East-West High School baseball series before l,lZ6 persons in Jet Stadium Sunday. It was the first shutout in the history of the series. The West bad taken the opener Of the three game series Saturday 3- 1 . But the East's first win Sunday was coupled with a 12-hit attack in the rubber game lor an easy 10-5 vie· tory. It WH the fiflh ltr■l&ht cham• driving in two East run, in the pionship for- the Eaat in as many 1ourth. Tom Noli. ca of Powhalen took harnout.a for the prep clauic. The Weat opened the aerie, the victory. He walked four and 5aturday with a two . hitter by 111ued one atrikeout: ln Suoday'a O.P:fiDtr Wilaon went Paul Al1pach of Canal Winchuter that wu iood enough for a ,.1 Lh.e route, fanned. aeven, walked three, and 1ave up 1iJ: hit.a. Al the viclory. AJapach was intermittently wild. plate, be went httle• as he was but he blanked the East for five caned out on strikes in the aecond i1Jnin1s and ,truck out seven, yield• innine, popped to the shortat op in ina: nine free pasae,. the, fourth, and arounded sh • rply First batlernan Larry Cook of to the pitcher in the seventh. Toledo ban1ed 011i three of We1t'1 In 13 a:■me!J lle fore Su11da)"a opener oi the . ' doubleheader, no eia:ht hits and atored one. Dale Slephena, a ll'bortaLop from pitcher had h_qrled the full route North Canton, ,parked the El.at of ,corel,aa ball. Wilton WH mobbed by ·hi& teamle,m f• 3-0 comeback with Wilton on" the mound. , He billed acroH mates following the vii: tory in sunboth first lnnln1 runs, then acor- day', firat 11me. The East taktna: up �pirJt· l:li,- thtit 3-0 win, went on cd one run in the fourth. lo dub out a J2-blt, 10-t' victory De1pite tne score In Wil10 n'1 in lhe niihtc•p. victory Elst managed to �llect iBob Burton of Logan started ' hlle. Weit got 1lx. on))' tour sundaf'I ,eeond pme at second Stephens again tame throueh in base and went hltleu in two tripe the final 11111\e for the Ellt and 60 to the plate . before l1111vln1 the did Mike Hegan ot Cleveland St. �nte1t. Rua, 'Wlckerbam of Ath· IJmi tius, • son of Jim Hc1an, ena &larted I n tiIh t fie Id Jn lull:' '-former Cleveland tndiarui catcher flnt 1ame; Jt1)llnded out and laid aftd now with the Chicago Cuba, down a ucrifJ� bunt. He pinch oo 33_!-l_ ��- ��t_e�_•_ _t _h�, hit ln the 1econd r•me and flied ouL to rllht tle1d. Reacly��,x,•d Concrete l • t��!�� BW Wilson, a rugged six-footer from Pomeroy High School, fanned seven, walked three, in IeadinJ the East AU- ,W. L l'ct. Ge �1 3a .1111 .. .. ., ti!, PHllburgh Milwauke e St. Louis Los Angele, San Franctic:o Cincinnati Philadelphia Chic11go v 4:00 4:30 D:00 S : 30 8:00 t:15 8:21 6:3U t:'5 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 U·.UO 11:lll · �; - , 1 !ll . 1 :0I.• ...I PMNU'l'II • ------- --- - - -r-· - -· - - - J .. �·- . ·--···· ....·�·-··-�-...... �. . . .... .. .. . . . .. . - ... . - . ... _ .., _ .. .. .. , .,,. . .. _ _ . ... . . . . . . . • II-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middleport, O., July 18, 1960 picn ic o f the The annual family Col de n Huh1 Cl.11,s of the Fir1t P,.pllst Church of Middleport wu beld Sunday aflern oon .at Fair­ irounds follow111g the ('hurch ser­ \'ke ;i;t the church Rev. and Mrs. Donald Boone and daughte r , Jean wcrr gue�h ror the day. Hosh•s£es who were in ch;irge of the plans and arrangemen ts tor lhe p1cn1l· were, Mr. and Mrs. J3erl Boduncr. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kauff and l\lr and Mrs. Harol d E. H u bbard I I I People / n pomeroy smlf• h f I. 'I Holds Reun,',on At Roadside Park I I Youd, I ----■ -�-.,--i i--•,.=c•\•i �1f1J!I I:]!j\i{j -iiJ fi���ioN Retu rn� From Colum bu Rev. and Mra. Fred r. Gar � ner, r . R�bft'l Reibed· Mn . • �to n �o!lu d . M o .. ' c"· e ,ge U 90 n and au11 ht'er aroI an d M r1. G,eora:e Chllda, wh o repreaent ed th e M ! d d �� porl Churc h_ of Chr!11l at 11'1 e � r Ch ll rQ h meeting !n C olum �. returp e d home Friday even• , mg. W h tie fn falumbua, M rl\ Child, ,taye d with her daua:ht�r. Jani• . who alonj with Joe Falk1 ne r returned tc Middleport for I ' the weeke nd. f \ I I, ..,._____ i.,,...,. •-=------: ___ _ __ _ _-'--:..---==--=------------. IS YOUR HOUSE PAINT PEELING? 100% Latex-A New Concept Of House Painting King Builders Supply Co. Phono WY %•3784 Doy or Evening Bndbu ry Road RD I Htr1'1 Wher1 d Funerl servicel!i for Mis, Simms were h e l d from the Ewin g Ch■pel, Friday at 2 p, m. wilh the lleY. EuKe ne Brown, paator or the United Method.isl Church o_r _w � ich .ah e _ was a . member, ofhc1a trn11. Special mw1c wa� pro vided by Fritz Buck, orgamst. . a I r d an Reuter, Ted Walter Bentz, Robert Elberfeld and Rolland Neutzling. o 1 Dr. Milla, a nlllive of Mei&a County was born in Syraclllf, He has served several EUB church11■ .i n Ce n tral Ohio an d for � yean was pastor of th.e Av ondale EU'8 Church I n Columbus, kn own H t�e "Church of the Air , '' Dr. MUl1 II now superintende nt o f tbe Northern District of the Ohio Southeast E L',3 Co n forence. Co ming fro m out of town ior the , services were Mrs. 1'1o ra ' Hl lzcr, ---- -- --­ ' M r . an d Mn. Huwar d Hetzer, !11r. 1 and Mrs. W . E . Schwartz and Mr. I a n d Mn. F. E. Schwart.z and dauih• Pomeroy. Ohio ; ter, Sus a n, all o( t:olumbus; Her­ bert Skeehi and Albert Warna. TONIGHT and TU IDAY Coo lville; Eloise Archer, Guys­ Yillc; Edga r Dixon , Frost; M.rli. "1'HE BRAMBLE. BUSH" Earl McGlo thlin, Rave n swood, W. 'I Richard Burton Va.; ;,trs. Ro bert McGlothlm, New Blll'tiaN R1;1sb Haven, w. Va.; Mrs. S, J. Newell ''PEY1'0N PLACE" of J a ckso n; Mrs. Ernest Brown a nd Read.I Uke Nur&ery Mrs. Guy Summerfield, Chester; Rbymts �lnp.ared lo Mr. an d Mrs. Cliff Cook and Mrs. ·'Bramble Buah" Gl-"dy11 GIibe rt, Mason, W. Va. iind ' Mr1. Earl Ro ush 11n d Albert Roush · .Not otNn Wttlnn4ay ' of Le.tart. Va MEIGS THEATRE ■ Watch \Ved!lesday's w.. -Paper �r Mn, T'lt,ln.l Ft:iday Cl'J,,.. :, . rv.llh , fll;I'� "'"· • M ff • .wl Pt. O class ~ ·� . I 1 I HEINERNIC LAfELY? : ! . :• ": l ...! :Z,� : . i ! ===:;�•;:;Sa�.;L_,:=:..�•�•�•�•�••�•�•�•�•:•:••�•�•�•;•;"�•�•�•�•:•�••�•�•�•:"�•�•;;•;;;•�•�••�•�•�•;•�••�· :, (lOTH,ING • •�· • • •�f I I M r . and M r:1 . Mitx Eichlni:e r are annnund n g: l h l' bi rth of a 7 pound 3 o unce d 11 u g htcr, Debra Denl11e, <1 n Saturda v . July l fl, al the Nav111I Hospital In Jack1onvillc. I 1 Flori da. G randparcnb are Mr. and ;�" - \ Allen Ekhin�rr of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mn. W. M . Rohert.9 oI .J acksonvll lr . Mn. Dana Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Ekhin �cr o f i1 ,_ Po meroy are greal &:ra�d_p_ re _nt11. u. s. HAD A $ j,l £ Nqw··,Go. g Onl Skatin11 Pa""°-SeJ, . . · . A 11nou11ci1111 Birth - •:'.'� ·.iilLY (l.,A•.·all· (£ t ;�f: Mi11i,1er1 To Meet Tue,day Morning New York Clothina Ho.,se ¥:o�� Pr tiie'· I w. BIG SALE STARTS FRI DAY AT ·ctir·1n• i I I For Big News In Savings Need water for livesto,!, hou seh old . use , 1rrig ation, recre ation? • STAMP DAYS Tu••·• Wed., Thur. G.t Double Your Purcho•• In Stamp, Roush'• Shot Store lt &bl1U011'1 Cleuen PHONE WY Z-MD , IN POMBRC>Y -- .. ,..._..._ N,IO Office Houn: 9 lo II Tliuroday: /j Ul Noon I .' •' ' . ' ,1 1.,, .wv.z.zna • We'll dig your� pon ds and lalcesl MO. PMTL 111 ENI Mala Sine! Plaone - DIY QUNEIS ~ I �·- . .,_.,. . . 'I ................. .. .................. obinson's • . ,· .W1 IUPP!1 Int l1t 1n,1qfl toe . . . Ind 11lllllt up to ol11n llx. Dtn't '""' 1b111t City Loan to1m1, Tll•r'" IIIY ,., anyon, to b1ndl1, LOAN ' NO. 79 en-t ine ' l'ea•L...-;: ·...� Ohio, """"'· ..... .......... ...._ K1Nwu4 ..... this ........ hnlthf. ........., ....,t ...,., Mt MUdt fflMl9 ... ·••i-.. .._ """ - .. ... ' Low ....... .... , Pomeroy-lllMleport. P!w>. Tuesday, July 19, l&eo C�ncil Act-ion. P I I ... Moves Toward United Front On Sewerage Rate Ordinance !ff'�;-� I I mwfIy Ab Iii�· ,..,. ....... ,_. _:. OUt ' · ,' . · ·· · 0:. Ie �op CIIAMijilr ' CapL Chambm Named Chief :Of I Manpower-· $Et�':.;� Pageville General;Store Was -Built Before Ci�il War Times �� ;::""�.�y ,�a:•m��:! ill cinder atoraae area from ceme· tetY : -property · WII denied by ' L'ovnell. Cbiet of Police Jed Webater pre�pled bi• teport , for June, wbu:11• w.- Mffltl.ed b;y Co.unc1J. He ffpr:med 24: �iest&r 8U acci4tni,. :M eomplaintl invf!.stlsated, • fjwt . Wei■I Pl"'lli ,tr.ota on d 11 !INl'IIUIII U11ued. Three emera]eoc»,. -nlli ,were rtpqrted r�r the -.nt11: A t,t)�l of �.186 w11 re• � �.�• melff· Nctli,Pts, ,2.so ■ iW , fob lti I b+' ,;i Middleport council prepared today for it& second step ' fri,;I� ! re9ui�ed by the Ohio Pollution Board before successful t-lp- · �)-:,Ii phoation can be made for federal fun<IJJ; to build sewerage > facilities. This i5 to give a third reading to 11.$ sewer rate ordin- 1 anc� _ which ha5 gone thro11tb two readings already. If enact- 1 ed, single dwelling units will begin at once paying per month for sewer services. • . l Ma,vor Kennelh McElhinney pre- HHllh. sided over a apee:ial meeting of MOR DISCUSSION council lut nig ht when the lint Council.mall Child.a again,' u in I Slep was taken, It was voted to a rq:ular meeting lalf ':"t:elr:, 1 place a bond iuue on the gener-,d .aou1bt to put off placing th.e bond 1 election ballot this November for i11ue on the ballot at thl!I time. $1-50,000 �ve councilm en voted · He agreed that me•.nod of financyea, rm·e no, Ule nay a nswer com- Ine wu the "cheapest money" to ing from Wi lliam D. Childs. be obtained, .and the fairffl. But 1 Putting the bond inue up for a he relter•ted. u belore, that he . vote was tenned the firlt necesury wu ep�IVinced: CAPTAIN sl( p required by the 1tah! before -It should not be done unli l ' federal aid can be expected in more study hu been put to find• Hlddleport. Ins poalble cheaptr waya of treat. Tbe Pollution Doud h11 extend- inl wutea. td Middleport'• permit lo dump -Votera should not be uked to untreated w11te1 in the river un• "hut" an expensive paekage when ill November 15, f•.rtber exten- they "don't know e:u.ctly what siom1 dependine upon whether or they're buyinc. I..:.. ,,:.;, nol council haa moved to: -And he fin.ally a d mitted, after ID �} 11 I FINMe ....,... faclllHn questlonin1, that he thought the to· . Captain Robe� M.. C h1mben _Ja.u lnctudlq • 1Wimery trfffmlnt tal coat of the propoied project. plent. '4,73,000, wu too m uch, "m ore beu �� the Cllief of Manpower D1v111on, G·I (penonn,I). of (21 Centrad Por def.ailed pl•M than the cltiu:ns can pa)'." the xiy U . S. Ana, C.Orpi ln Minanti 1Pttelflutlon, fOf' tts ....r. CARIY THE DA y . ne a poha, Manne.ota., · a.., for which .-neral pl.an1 •, Al before, councilmen John Zer• lllP­ h•� been pnpal'ff and •PPN>._ kle, Lee Smith an d Clinto n Fi 11her 'J'.he XlV U. S. Mm, N by the Oh'- Department of c.a.rried the day. The,v maintained erv1&e& all .Army Re_ser.ve uru_t..�a.4 that Jliddleport.' t entire favorable Army Reserye Offi�er Trl.if'!l�I poaition with tile Pollution Boanl Co_t'PI �taCbm.e_n� . l!J: 4flq,�lJ. . $1:Nlh would be In jeopardy if lhe fin• W1seonun, Iowa.. North . .apd ' , • . , anclng lj:tavn were not t.aken; th.at Dakota. �• ..:. - - . a. ( _capt. C,�bera, 34, a ,�.If. 'J!�. cheaper methoda of doing the J\t'OMiddleport,, holds the: iln1"' � Ject can, and IJe sought; that Med�I for valor, Co�t_ ��· only bonda to et>ver actual proje ct costl will need be iaued· that if m a n a Badge, the Koren Ser:,lae t d IL 1y _., Me �l a!d olhe� aw.,_,. f�- .b• Mli:IUlejtott de. not e LD � � - � C. M.uqrnc, life.Jon& wltlii" the- law, th e entire eouncil �i..c armJ' carffr - al! a� e�� Ul .aftd· llft c • into cited o be to tandl )' at died count , t Muon A.��•1• 1844, He receiv . h� �m,.Pleli!lant Valley Hoapital on Mon• they (the three named) do not in- m1u1 on from thf! U: s. �-li� - day af&ern oo n. He had been 1n tend to io to court. Aca�em,v, grad ua.Jmg �n l�, . . Councilman Fisher pointed out poor health for sometime. He was H 1s m8't recenl au1a:��n.t waa born APril 11, 1875, the $Oil of that ii th e bondin,: method is not As_st. slant Profe� , 0� MUl�r,, Elijah G . and Emma C. Ro1eberry uaed , and council bu to act later �•� ne e at lh_e UQawr■1ty . o� _ ru:Mu1111:rave, the last survivor of to stay out of court a ct ,· on,, co un- mois, Ch ampa ig�_. DI• SN_150.000 Pa__ .. Two . . nine chaldre n . __ ____en __ ___ 1 He and h11 W1le, Troy, have two Mr. M lllgr"IIIVe studied law .at W. children, David , 4, and Marilyn, � Va. University and stu died for the who reside at 6M4 Emer■on AV& teaehin g profeuion al both West nue South, Minnea polis 23, Minn. Virg inia University and M arsh a ll c t Ch •-- 1, th fCol lege. He laugh( a<hool in the • . Mason County schools for -t3 year■. . 4th St., MJddleport, . North . He wu a re tired d11iry farmer and , .. .::;=.·a 1 •• WIS empl oyed a( the Ma,iclla MfJ, s Co ., Navy Yard, and Va. Ord• nance Works. _ John Bolin, PomeJ"Oy, was c.aJI. He w111 1 member of the Bel l- ed to Athent last night by the meade EUB Church and took an dea th pf his brotheT, Lowell . W active part in the est■ blishment of (Pete) Bolin, 43, who died about that church when the building of midnight from inJurie& received · the TNT p lant caused many of the when h e Yfa& struet by a car people of that area to move to tbe near the North Corporation line Chief Herbert Gilkey ba reBellm eade area. on Route 33. SJJl'vivln,: are his wife, Clan; a Athena poUce who investig.ated ported the arrest ot � FBward dauchter, Mni . Herman H. Carder, the fa tality, laid that Bolin ,..18 , Russell, Dext u, by K lddfepon. who leachea in the New Matamoras walk,jn g along Route 33 toward poliee on _a DWI tbarJe �1Hl1h School; a son, R. s. Mu,arave bl1 .home at M.i llfield Route 1. He He was fined $ 100 and COiii and with the APP&lachian Company ol WH struek by a c.11r driven by sentenced to three · dayi in · Jail Huntington, Va., six 1rand- Samuel Stalder, Cbawtce:,, who by Mayor Kenneth llcElbinney � · chi ldren .1nd al.I. great grandthild• w11 exonerated of eny blame in tod�YFmed last nl&b t by tbi �e,. ren. One dlu&hter, Mary, wile of tbe accident. Tbt police said th.at William Jennings Love, prec:eded Bolin was 1 4 feet out in the high- port mayor •� r,,u 1 � him in death In .a.942 and wU bur• w ay when he was ,truck by the port men char-pd with lritoiita. ti on. Robert Canqthen .,_. u-. led in Murkie, Indiana. car. Funeral servicet wlll be conduct• The accident Occurred at 9:30 Setaed $1 0 and mat.a, Charla· AJed by Jlev. Jack Higgins at the p. m. .and be died about two lenaworth, $30 �d -�st,i, •WiW•m Musarave realdence at 25&7 Lin- hours later In the Sheltering Reeves , - and CMb and Olivtt. coin Ave. on Thuteday mornln1 al Arma Hospital of multiple injur- 1 � Itch., $50 and c:o.ts and -ten dn• , m J11I. 10:30 a. m . Burial will be in Lone le.:' l i W Pomero,, liam . Neutzllnl, Oai: Cemete ry . the at Jae&en body la The wa■ fined llo .a.nd coats DD e Frienda will be received at the Funeral Ilome in Athens. ' i eharge of rec\lea Optnll.on &,lid . Fogleso,g Funeral Home 1t M•· ! Harry Andrew llilla, ·PorbJQOutb. son, FATAL CRIB Va., between 8 p. m. Tuesd ay an� noon Wednesday, and at YOUNGSTOWN, O hio UPI - 1 forfeited a $25 bond on a· cbarse the Mu tgra ve re�idenee In , Pt. Derrick Bellard, 11 months, burn- ' of no driver's UC'l!oae. ·, ' r Pleasant, W. Va., from 2 p. m. ed to de.a.UI jn hi■ crib in a f ire funeral lim e (hat d eatroyed bill parent,• house Wednesday until Monday. Thursday. '".I J'-..,1!, I Hcf •if4 sa!OLE .......,, _ a. 1 Po�)'·, two river front pai-k.lna: Jot, wi ll be resurfared bJ tbt R. P. Chri,ty Company, 1 Mariel,h, · it was decid ed at a m1et1tlni;· Of' tlie , Pdmeroy CoUncU 1&11 dliht: f ' ,. -t'Ontr1e tor a sjn:te se�l 1) t� .i llmeslone 411d _emuts1. f!-ecl u,�ll WH ' a'Warded the <JlliWIJ , f(nn· on lb bid of 18 eeab 'po, 1'1Ulff ,-.rd. A double Hal eaaflnc WtU be 1pplied to the sWll14 beOrMDJ the two lots at 11 � of, 31 ·cents Ptr · square yard. J(iot-• -clarle1 · · Le gar estim111ted (NI � .'.entlr. co,t of the pro• �id be appro:Umatety $1 ,nO. -rlbl11�- . Mal, 11 b.plained &,.st •t· bJ "llayor Legar, . ia a ¾ 1nd 'UUe�eaa · of" limestone . ll�l applled and rolled. DOU· bje., leal .lf l'\i Jncties of the m a­ �; 'l'be !W1le betWfll!R the 11111 never been surfaced tt,o tbe ,double seal wu decided .councij as bei,ng more efo·J� f � ..�....ciim•• ....., noy 11,1z t for lul lll.llbl'I Jl!lllllll· Wllh lla)>or Le,or preiltJi,._, illll, ·,..... road and ap, . ev LOW.ELL :W1NGl!J1 . . . I long· have been interested in 1 geueral stores--:--:espe.cially old general stOres-and until r�ei\t . years Meigs county was weU supplied with these commuhity · merchandising- est-ab, lisbments. , Corf!i Mason County . er D•JCd Lead '.� Mo-.1-. IIQilY T�e old •general store handle� · _eYerythjng from pins to petticoats , cratkers to cow feed and · in addiuon to being a source of supply for.the community was . also t.be market place tor local farm produce. Naturall)' I Wll!I inter.e1led whe n effdrl to sell. I stopped at the Towniiend Gen­ ldr&. Townsen d baa a son and Sl\!ro I A Pa&e !ille t..t IJ!•ek. tW.O: �Qibtu;a. .Ftank14> lives . .la· ud J,,111.,..._ , � iol .,.. Eopeel4}, l!O' .itcz. Mn. . &owden . C.OI U!.mbua and, the two •daagbfer, told me lhtt the store bad been Jive .In. Me�1:1, county,. Mn. Hizel . ten. · /t. · � ol '2',"7' for the month in continUO'IIS operation f?r m ore Stahley, lilr.risonyiHc und Mrs. Qf Ma, .wu conec tud, the chief than a centu ry, a nd durmg th a.t Lor e ne Scott, o f near Pageville . �. H.e also reported 878 park- century, except for one brief pe r­ She· �lso h as two brotJ;m·s, Will­ lll_iS 'OMter · vh:H.lltions tor the lod, it had been op�rate d by tw o ii& m: Gr111ham, Coli.np'.bu·s an d Or­ families, the Coopers an d the Villfl . Graham, 11,Jrr-i11011ville and m»nlb W1tb unpaid. . four _ hilf .sister4. · r . . PAGEV1LLE JilEtic'i,iANT - Mrs. Gat h Townsend bellin<I lq, other acUon ol the Co uncil 1.'ownsends. , To. S.. lmia,ovemm.ts The ramblin g sto r� bu1l dmg It was vO�d lo send street lA>m· counter of the General Store the family has operated buil_t before the Civil War by Alert and jnterested in her the wu ntilaiontr Reed Will tO Columbus for 36 yea•rs. th e grandf ather of the laat Coo• community. Mrll, Townsend WIS JU)j- :z«t to attend a school tor the to oper111t_ e th e busi�eu, J. D. pleas ed lo learn that improve­ per -· OJlfialion and miintenance ot the ments Cooper, wh o in th e 1820 11 1old the e ar on are c oming thi s y ltl'Hl ■Weeper. 'l'be school is bebusinea .to Dell Jewe ll. I waa un­ the . Pigevme toads, both · 10 the tai'- COn�ucted by tbe W. W. Will- able • to lilifmd p o�t exaJ:tly what the Eut an d to the South. Lail win• .Company. s oo ■ per nior ter� sh e said, the r o a d was a l m o st first name was 1 -� e Coun,cU pused a resolution but �li eve h� was Edwin �ooper impassable a nd had splashed a l­ �mendln& the Pomeroy police who ts me nt1 o�ed in Scipio his most to the l opll of the gasoline pre• in action ita for ,. �enl tory as a pr ominent early �ettler pumps outside th e store. · v,en� breakinJI and entering, In an a•fternoon session yesterday, the Metis county ship. of Mn. TownNndi did not INN that to�m of. lPciinirey b1,11:u;ieu pla ce■ lut ,ny of ...,. l•nd · hr strip mine­ commissioners agreed by unanimous vote to assist th e VilMl. Jewell owned th• P..• wetk , iad fot - tbe arrest of four OP*r■tlona. encl reeret1 that her lage of Pomeroy in the repair of the Pomeroy levee Hy furor ville short time • fl -. on-ly JUD, �voJved. .N&JDed in the ntl1hbot1 .. w · flt to do 10. Dishing equipment for the project. and told out to Gath Town.-nd tomalieftdatlon were Patrolmen 1 Mllf.h of 'the ll!Nuty · of ' what In 1924. Mr. TownMnd o,ar•t'l'.he viUage is to pay the cost of fuel and the wages of werrr and Geor1e Hieb ••• ,.nn■rty a P4"0lperow a1rl­ ad th bueineta f11r 32 yNr• an opera.tor for the equipment during the time it is in use Kennelh Gro"'-d ndio operator · wltvr11I dl1trld haa been ,mlli'• until IN• dNth t.ur , .. ,. •to• · on th8 project , the resolution ver. states. The resolution was made . Nd by_ t.h• ■trip mine op11r1 Sine. that time It haa Ne.n con • �n1nce No. 336 wu 1iven at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Canaday, who met tlfr\1 thpt h•ve literally torn ducted by Mn. Town■end. re1dlnc ahd palled H an I� · with the commissioners. tht community a.auncltr. · •e� meuure. u authorizes , P•Kevme, Pagetown or Down­ res o lution was A pass e d by • lorney, was asked by lhe com• Neither does ■he believe that lbt! mayer and clerk to enter lnto Jngton (You can take y<1ur pick} enough money has 1 been derlYed tbe Colflmisi,;i�ners t� aaalst Sut• missioners to step d own as their . nm e ja th o st of norther Seiplo a contrad whb -Uie count)' 1:0m• from royal(les to pay for ·the ton towllshlp an pr-0vidlng a ·nood alt orney in the injunction auil ..Ollen,.ret,tlwi to, maintalnlnl township '& two vil laa:e• and is damage to the farms. Silt w ashing road for Syracu1e by a 2-1 vote, 1 filed by H omer Geoglein seeking Yiila1e prllonen in tbe county a bout four mUea north of H arri­ from the bare hil ls has fJl led with Com�isslonc� H,rtinger to h•It purchase Q,f a caterpil� Hll WiUl tbt \1Ua1e to pt)' for 1onville. The ' first Post �ffice some of the roads, clogged ·and Ne ulzlmg favorme the resolu• tractor fr.om a Charleston firm. Dieala. lluncfry 1iid turnkey fee1, in the township was estabh•hed 1tre1ms and ruined bottom land, tl!)n an d Don Mullen caatlng a I M r . O ' Brien cou ld lklt be reach• and was calle d Pfi:.tln& Diobietna at Monkey at Pagevll le ah e uid. And to prove tier pOint d iuenting vote. ed for comme nt today bill reLibc:oln HUI were "Downin1ton ", pro baby · beca1111e one bu only, to travel in any M '■hd Aid fuse d the c ommissione rs reque1t, Jn e o n8lruclior1g the Syral e both a wn" P and geyJl "P o a get " '' w11 Webl.ter cU� and c•1ef direction from fa1evill e to see cuse lo f ­ road, d terme od n o "Sutt y in re o,t a-lread ex Office, wt: a mem ber of the board aald. · to col\tlct resident■ In P how the . strip mine operations Township Road 122" WH requ es tor. ton Post istence. The Downln& 111 another action bv the . aieu. The c:�mplalntl were · the board • haye ravished the la nd. ed by township truatee .lloy.. Jones that l'llldtnta. of tbe1t two ■reH Ui:e operated until tw;o )'ean 110 Oi d Company Standa the In lht midst of a ..,_..1 �•a -1 r who met with the commi18ioners. were P&r.k.lnl In "no partint" when It was dla«,ntlnued in d aw a r�ed the contract to turmah ap,..,anct of HIOletfon In According ,to the resoluUon, the son• lJld ert11Une tnffie · lluardt , the community made a parl of ttit comm11n"1 which followed trustee& are to furnl■ h 1 ,rl(ht g 111o hne lo the eoun\y hl,J.bway deAlbany Route 2. In the -..ke ef mhUft9 o,er•• •I way ror the road, clear brush partment fot • 90 day period. Laat Pffl MHfW , ' tht T•WflMnll farm 11 tlon&. and rebui ld fences and inata ll Their bid was _23 .35 �nts per Mn. TOWllftttd was the lut OM .t the few that 11 , .tlll ln­ drainage. County equipment and Jallou for premium Jas and 20.2 Downington Poet Malter, aocceed, c t•ct an� wlll Nma,ltt so. tht labor will be used on the project cents per gallon foor regu l� ,:11. ln& her husband to the Job after 1tan owner .. ,.. SM 11 conNnt � il ls were rea_d and o� ered CommlBsio ner Mullen said tod ay 8 ke to aupply Mr . Mlthben with . d. All three members (jf the l)ll that h e voted against the res olu!����als�!or� �11 ��: �ea�� folHI. '"4 and the othtf' nece. u on because he felt that - the board were present. her husband optrtled the bu1i1ltl" and to pau up any ,,... township ,hould pay for fuel and ne,1, ■o .abe succeeded him in th.e O D pact of ituldl m•er by ...,In■ 63 mani,ement at the establlahmenL c ount., 1 , up Mr firm IMCI. s Fianral 1etvlce1 for fftmtlton '" Today she 1till operatea the After all, a person who h,1 , in , o k most wor the d of �-. lloft41Y g died w.bo x..n,, -,;e ,,., .. O'B,ie n , pro,ecuting al· spent the cre.ater �art of _her life evoint •�- Jlie' &. AAtbOllJ, Kol- -11 or the buyln1 lind m,n11e­. 1ervin1 a �mmun1ty naturally pltaf, Roeu,�. UI. , . will .be held ment and ha.a Ume for a few odd hatei, t o see any p11rt of lt ffiunclay - � :I p. JQ. h-om. the job■ ',l(ke c�rJng for a 14 room destroyed. Meigs County's new hoapltal hocton for comparative fit:urel I funds , they uid. Ewm,, Ch.ape& with' �ill in the hou\e adjoinlna the 11tore bt.iildhai With the knotty problem of be heated with gas, It waa ind the ne w Pl euant Vllley Ho■· will garden 111nd . chic k en■, nlaini: a �b Gf'OYI Cemetery. decided IHt night in the t'bll'd pltal at pt_ Ple asant ba d been heating the facility out of the Mr. Kut, a niUv<i ot Middle-� i.nd manatJnc • 113 acres fmn Andenon Dei:ivel'llwar , application may now be j oint session of the Melp Memor- -visited. Port, had lived ,.� Roclllord !or about I\Yo ndla lroin Pige,llle. for the Hill-Burton grant, made wH nd a e■ e 1, Trust l Mro. ,51 Ho,pit.a Tow11!'1od the J.al rn waa been In UI had night st bo .,., ecislon and Tbe !'!•IIY ,• !17 V- eiled Attack lclal1 explained . Arcbilecl of Co t Hospital yea� a,o tw� .mile.a frotn Pagelulon. County Ult innl �..tb for f lon1 period , HI GO _ UPI TrtHury SecC CA only on heating the boapital, the . lurY�von - � Ji.la. wife Dal■,.. vnle. Jtefo� tier marrlai:e at the . rttary R.obert B . Ande raon in an The desl1ion Wat ttae.hed by a ottlelals poi n ted out. At the pre, Ray Nay bu had prelimin ary <:Fran k Vaughan, retiring c o m• I at bome thti'ei e aon;· William ace of , 18 , ■h � ' wa■ Mils · Nada implicit att.ack on the IH!moor111tic mender 0� Drew W bster Po�t N 1 secret vote, by b.allot by the two aent time there ue no fuocls plan■ •r�ed and it ia expected o. e that al det111U1 rela ting to conboard,, with the tr'ustees (avorln& �-.uton Jr llockf<IM: two _Graham , the da 1i11hter of � pro- Party'• plaUorn, warned today 39 .. , �menean Legion. rev iewed 1 a , s he,.'-l by • t-1 .tnte ond tbe avail able fOI' air conditio ning but itruction of tfle hospital will be lf&li-chlld11n ; ,lye brotheh: mlnent Scipio farmer. She •-Ind _that intere■ t ra�s cannot be held . �� it was &tressed that air cond ition ac I IYI IIes OI the pos( the past ye�r I " conlpletec1 ·. well ahea d of th e � lliddleP9rt Ra. Ch1tle1 : 11� huaband w ,n en11ced . In down ln times without pro- and·.thanked every member for has members of the hospital comml1s- ing the facility bas nol been ruled October deadlint for final appll.,, �. i.wnnce. Alb1-d: nt.; Fred, farmln1 for some time after their ducina boom-uid-bumt. O. Alkln1, io n by a 3- 1 vote. en r ad coo�er�tl on i n a farewell address the only member ot th� Holpita l n for : the graaL catio tbe of but part, reater arrtace m of �h:! ltiJ-..<1nd g �eJle, UI.; •nd �::e:.� ::{��l ':�t Mo� day ni ght. commission not site�itt, bad bis lllir cond itioning may stm be conAttending w�re • Mn. Pearl lelfadere, W. · UJlree � Kn lhelr ml?ried life WU lpfllt In proxy lield by Xa lad sldered i f the money beeomea Repnold1, preside�t of the Meigs !'nd• Jo�u. drove Cl17, O.; Ame- lhe aelieral merdlandl1lnc buli• Third Son Of Couple T�e mee'llng was highlighted by v�le cast by , Han d y. Dell, , and DI., , �ton, in■�Uatlo n of new officers by Le1k Koailtrl available through a lower con- Community Hospital Inc., who Th e deci sion _to use RU heat structlon coat than estlmaled or w11. invited there to discuss de• Mn. Town,end !Ikea lhe •••· ..,.,. ra1.,.Dj! DI. ll<Jrlha Colle, � , Kun ta:, Etehth Dis trict First tails_ of the eqn-at1uction and finRocktord ;tel'\l'ice., wHI be held eraJ ■tore bu1lne11, ,he IIJ'I. It J1D},,a ,W. lo&n10n, thlrd. ,qn of 'f'lcl! Commander. Special auests was made foll owmg three tes&ions by pledJed ,uu. 1ncl111 pla_nfl, •nd Hospital Com• UnA'.et FimeraJ llqme Wed- &ivea her an opportunity of meet. Mr, .and , Mn, Joseph R. Jobnaon, were memben of the Legion Aux- attend ed by representatJves of tlte Ohio Fuel G.is Comp�l' and The Mr. Bradford and Secre£ary mission membera Fred W. Crow, �� �t t�IO _., -. alter wbJch ins her nel&hbon and 1t the 'Wollpen Ro•d, ·to be In the armed lllarif ! Ohio Power . Cpmpan}\ Both com- I Leo Vaugha n st,ted that glfta I Kalad Hin dy, an d Dr. R. E. Boice a comfortable toreea, be,an bl■ ba1ictr•inln to �e time provid.■ �t g · tbl, reaia i� wt:11 be 1 .Pb l Casci ene the annu al Un- panies had -prepal'.tl� ,.Cost eati- to the hO,!ipltal can be used to lrut!leea w:ere Crill Br•dford, R. lati, Wed- Jtvlna. ll..,.ver, · lh • ll nb 30 In lhe Army at �rt Knox, ow. �• •paz Nit' ..;t•inl l 1 , mates for bo;lh instal1-\jon , �d secure extra Hlll,Burton funds. L . .J1COba, \ Lester Hart, Joe SI• anc:iia,t report. , illledaJ:. frtilld■· )n..-,; .� Tbun- alder 1na dl1pos1ng o the utwt!II DJ op �yond · farm but . lijke d b a rP,, ■-lad, bapd be a n s , e ratio n. nie ho's�l-�l. . ror each . $2 _p ledge, d H a mem • son, H. E: Starkey a[\d Henry Jonn,on " 1qtlaned and alao ��e Enrett Ra . � � � · llmt, y ·. '� _.., .<¥11tll . fM ..lC- i nolllnl I For Sale" alp . oli lhe - h>- CUbl · and loiepb L. JohnllOll II bread and tted tea 'weJe· served to had' alsq cont&cted hos ott,li "'at ortat ,m to the new boaplta1, $1 Clatwortby, Mr. Bradford Pi'e■ld· Marysville, Zane"1il111!' .aad C01p- wW be received from federal · ed. the 45 per.110n1 atten.dful. ■tote bulldllll, 1,., made· UIUe 1bUonod II Fort lli-aq, N. C. _ . ._ . , ' ,. ' I � . -,t,!1\11'�� .,_ � · •� u Po.meroy Gets Offer Of HeI g T0 Repalf. Ri ' ·verfront Lan·dm ·· iMti1itted Ohio FOR A VACATION? YOU CAN BAN ISH YOUR WASH DAY CHORES FOREVER VIA , 9" R THRI FTY SERVICE. TRY IT! • . ,... ' ...... ..-m, eotttp -Ji:" BOlin'S Brother Killed When w. c.::�. 243 Dexter Man. p, ays Fm " e For D"'I· In Middleport truck Bv Car w, NEED MONEY SURE IS I . -------·------------------- --:;�--------------------==�·-::..:.·..::..:-�� Co unc il Pu ts $15 0,0 00 2 Riverfront Paar1'ing Lots Sew Bon er ds On Bal lot To Be Sealed VOL. XU -,ii I I H8MJ•Jtftd Karr WASH N' WEARS . third PROFESSIONAL CARE FOR YOUR - 1tenJf DOUBLE POLL PARROT llllddlepon, l ., _.. TT � ,, , , , ,. . .__ -• £ , ..... ,IT ., $ ... ,� • ,-.. e Now You Low i-. ----____..,..=======- Yov Gtt at . = .. � , . .,. � • �.. •..· •,. ·. .-,., ,. .. •-'·• - •- o gram on Tuead.ay, Au1u1t 16, 7:30 P- m. w. 1 ·• . � e o I Buri l was in Beech Grove Ccmete y and palJ.bcarc s were Roy I (Jou d w 1 11, Ree , Ol r Att,end Grogan R:t,�s Thursday In Middleport A gro up trom the Mornlna St•r EUB Church held tholr midweek prayer and pratAe sitirvlce Thur1day evenlne 11 the panonase o n Nye Ave. Mn. Clark Ihle WH In ch ar1e or the tervlce. Fol lowlnlil the prayer service a reception 'w11 fiven Rev. and Mrs. Franc!■ H. Glatler. Gift, ol mol1t1y the and food wen preatinl� Lo Gla&ioh from the churc:h, mtmbera 1nd 1 frlend1. Is ·rhere A Way Out? l To Be Fair Speaker I Dr. Delbert S. Mill■ hu been ,e. I le<te by th• 1< 111 County l<lol• Eva I terial Assoclali n II Cuett 1peaker t open the Meigs C unty Fair pro­ Mn. Edilh Th o mil.& retu rned from Mt"IGS !Jl'neral H o.11pital Sal · urday to r hr home of her 11i 11 tcr and bro t her- i n-law, Mr. and Mri.. Jaco b S1 huler and u 1mprovmg 18111> W110dard and Tommy G oet t �eturne<I home Frid ay after a v1s1t . in Colum bus F uneral se rvices were conductn Mrs Pcllrl Smith who hH bee quite 111 a t the home or her d au11h• tKI Thursday afternoon at Rawttr Ulfl t11on - in•law, Mr a nd Mn. 1 11 ngs-c oats FuneraJ Home f or Edi;:ar Van lnwage n has return ed M rs. Ro bert f Emma T.) Grocan lo her home, Lasley St , " a n d ia im- 1 wh o died Monday at her home in Molin e , afte r a long ill n eu. provi n g. I Out of tow n relatives wh o were Mn. Anah Van Gun dY of Co lum- . here for the se rvices were, Mr. bus is lhe guc_st ?' _ h e r parel)\.i, Mr. a nd Mrs. John Ward o f Maysville, . and Mni, Peai I Smith. . I Ky M u Clara Herrmann of Col., r. an d um h M rs. Alher I M ecs an d •.n �. �, -.,., 1� � "' us Waller Phillips of h. . . M ,� M , l �o�n n ��: s ansd :;� ghte;l ington: D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Georae · . Ml� SflEILA � YO,LJ NG ·-.. ·. u A ' . v ed Ed 1th Y · Fo wler an d son, George, and Mn. , , . . _ . _ ,. , , _ . , Crown C_itv with Mr. a nd Mn. Har- r Joa n Lee an d ron . of Columl,)us, Mr and Mrs. Jcl,hn C . Young of fl.acme � ,annOQ.ftcing the old Erwu�- Bohh,v Erwin un� e r• .' M rs. Earl We bb and chil dren' of eng agement a nd apr,roacbUli ma•rri�ce ' Qf. .. 1ht;!ti Jlau i.bter, went suri:cry at Hol ter Ho.!lp1lal Tol e do Mn. Virt?;il Collin i Nel- S ell An h a, o hn MaurI�. Loll ,,'son of M r,, &Jl . d . M rs. q, Io M Saturday morni n , . Mr. Erwin 's f, . ,on,111,· M,. and M,,. ,,·ck P. lher, Luther Erwin. is quite ill I n I Herrma�n and dauJh.ter of Bel- Ma.urice Loll a I, so Of Ra Cjne; , '. ! . . . , of lbe Barberton Hospital. Mias Yeung U - a. gradual� Qf :.� Cf High '8chool, I pre Mrs Fred Marsha ll .a nd dau . 1 Capitol Cit)" Products of• <A>· Recent gueats o f Mr. and Mra. ght�r. Da vi d Y ost of Port- 1860 a-nd is ' no� employed Bento n Poon wete Mra. Maude ' land and Mr. and Mn, Jack r lqtnbus. l:(r. l..,Qtt ftl_ also a (ficluaie o �U•e ·Hhlh Sc�OQl Ackley and dauahter, Ann, and J<auff of Pt. Pleasa n t. w. Va. 1 a{l� .i.s eJll_ployed, ln'1 B•tte11e;Me.t'Pona1 � ltute in Coluitibu�. sons M_r. a nd Mr&, Paul Ackley o f 12:,; 7:�() p.m:' at the Mr. Grogran an d son wh o ,tay. �e. wed([ln g wllL}ffl an: even · t· " of Jiu�._ · Zanesville . t.�rt,- M�lhocU!Jt �:u!C�. · l ,. ,ed with has brother•ln•law 111nd �. ... .._�_.-',,-�---. , Dr. and Mra. G. H. Duke ol R IP• sister Mr an d Mrs Jack Ka ll ff . Jt1ly 26lh at ·c.ti't1l'chf1i ' ·ot POMEROV, OHIO Icy, w. Va., were Sunda y guests o f while' he�e return� to their E. MAIN STREET r 1 Patf! ln � n1 Middleport. l;nl'l,:' Sia � &..Mrs. Pea rl Hysell. h om e Saturday. He w.as accom- u_,;.,,_ · TJihe ·or ;he· ewrit le from 4 Edward Graber of Columbu■ ' panied b)' J ack Kauff and dauti, ne on i p.m. tp · &146 p._nt."Mv. 14,lph Hum• , \Friday Th� 'Jllie• : , -CL ■ ■ ■ -mel th• spent lhe week end with his m o _a hter. Jody . Mr . K uff had ccom1\-l�ev�nin g ,1 the' , , i:o ri{e of b)e <1f lfte Bddf���· Clnucb an• er, Mn _ Ch1 rle1 Graber. panled M,,. Webb lo Toled o on · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 0cad • M•11 -1, w. � Hite , '""";'"II • ft-- 1:.� 11:t.:· ;;ior a n"" Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hood o r Thu rsday. The Kauff's planned tp � • 1 1 o loc ,poU uck d maer. · Columbus w�re recent overnig ht return to their hom e In · · Pie•• 1 1' :c i: Qrhtord, sr ad • guc1h oi M111,11es Lena and Katie sant yeaterda J . .p(1rn ed 11'.:iit;g th• bu•y· , ,nn, MN"l,...ort, Pomeroy, , GJlhea: .ft er , _ G uth. Th oy left Saturday for Ana__ ____ : · .. , ·· " Y "• L are a l l InetJu�liel evemn11 un<ier the dlffe�ian ,oI an..,d Rutland he l m, Calif., whe re they will vialt , : : l\1ri5 -1, Max N'.:Jlnha1rt and _ pr l�es ,-lted. � ; · · · • M r and Mn Bernard Ailhworth .4 W lf ' plcnlc ind � or . A Heinernlc is 1 to d Willllm e . W�atd, ■wattl 14.tl!I pen eunton I . : Th�y will &� fro m Ca !Uornla t� h � fr1end IJKI t • • • ' -� ' ' H ' o -�· n family reu A held Thoma, r e W at n e�v D , � M ,�. I · IIIS m u = • Phoenl :1 , Arlt., and will sp,e nd the = , 1 .: d tht II •1A borswan"',1 '· e1 ...,.� Ya s wlnter in Flo rll a . They wtire ae- the hom e of Mr. ■ nd Mn. Hownd Bc� _ Wolf.J!1 ,fll)d ,'1r&. Hite. Se,ver• e lved e ifts om 1 01 a . . .. · g y : · � · 1 1 !· ! M r. · ���� •� �� : � � ;�;�� i1 !f �� ;'.�:t_J� fr i h r n r b . 1_ i ����!�ci\� t;: �::� :,he�r 1 ef t:i�:,:·1� . . 1 · b St e ven, of Car�oll, who is_ 111 with ! H.,one . • ns Heiner's . . . Mr. •nd Mn. Howard, Wo lf e re• , u .Pr'oltent- w'e� lhose named above · ,·. • 1 ' a t co • lt n tt d1 were turned to their home, Beaver Falls, •� �� � ,w � , � �; � 8eb lMl'II. N e utiling, Mrs. Gro• anit , /" / ' : ' 1tf a r e er ern er , with Go , Good Thine• Va . . today after a week enil ' : Elle� n �enoy• , Hllarry ,o hnso1 ■n d ver . JOrb M'('I.Yl:1 enry Ra lbel, M rs. . , · •_ ' In ' v\ i lt wllh Mr. •nd Mn. Be nb : Helntr'I , • • 'CIUII . , d Cle in lne, an gu e1ta:, Mn. ICle. d '. H • 1 family, of Columbus, Mr. an d Mrs. "' · Wolfe 1nd lbel nn D N�,� Htlnt�I GGH With t _ Q ! fl J falnily_ oi Powe , t : Mr. ' i nd Mrs. Ch 111'l es Te mpM I , ed Ruasell ud. .__ _ _ 1 o n, M r , and Mr■. M1rY l n R �-'• Qrt _ _ !_ _ � _ Everythlnl GHIi en d ,! Colum us were week . "'1 · �• � �1,- , , , ,111''" ,, RUI and family, Cadl�, Mr. afl . ; o f Rev. and Mrs. Francis ff , oil,: · ,1: 1 ,.. J ier 1 nd ,tte nd ed the recepllon tor Mra. Carl Rua.sell aind daughter, : , . ,, : ua..a..11�...., .. �he Gl.azlen at the Enterprl•e Patukla, Mr. and , M ni . Wlll iam , .. A S'k . tl ir .;{s,t Mid r ��-� , : , • a P a t n . ..))e l� E ue· Church J,'rlday evenin g an d · A uMC II , Wayne and Teddy, Mln• ,'.� °'� ilf�•�y�o�u� \h�•bM � •l� th;_;; e� i -� o C � •: " : • ly ��=:; ;;;: · ____ _ _ .., _ , , · -ersvllle, Mr. and Mr■. Robert RllS· --• -_ __ _ _ -. _ _ _ _ ,__,,_ _ 0 __ a: ;;;;;; ;_ the murnlng wonhlp , ervlCI\ on 9el1 a nd faml ly, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sund ay · Ven oy an d 90n and Mr. and Mrs. R o bert Venoy an d s on, of Poffl, · croy. Prffyer Service, Held A t Pt111or'• Home Middleport Dr. Delbert Mill, AttendSi,nm$ RJtes F,iiloy I n p,,Om,eroy There will be race s and garnet i n charge of the Mid d leport Pack and a wiener roast with each f11m­ Hy bringi n i: the ir own food. The rJ a 11 cerem onie, and preparalio n r or the wien er ro ast will be in cha r ge of the Rock Spring• Pack. Cub Scouts of the entire area are invited lo par1Lc1pale and l ead. crs wbhinc: lo have thejr P.ack■ p..i rl Ll'ipatc 11rc requested to ton­ :al· t Juhn Krawsciyn o r Dwight I.O­ gan. A special mtetlng of the Melg� County Mlniaterlal Associati on h118 bee n called by the H ev. Eu a enc Brown, prealdent, for Tuead ay at 10 a, m. at the United Methodlal Church. Plans regarding the Meigs C ounty Fair progr am will be d isru11cd . All mlnhters ot Me l11 Counly arc uraed to be preaenl. �•olJowing lhe meeting the aroup will have a lunch eon at Circle ' s [ Roata uranl. TRY GLI DDf.NS New Spred House Paint TO BE MARRIED . .r., , Sunday 1 ' Piao.a were complete4 for the Cub Scout Jubilee outinf to be hel d at the Rock Sprlft" Fair­ gro und&. Sunday, Jllly 24, at 2 p. m., for Cub �o uta an d , their fa m• iliea, at I meetine held Frid-a)' evening at the Rock Springs Meth · odist Church. ly LUCILL. ·HAWKINS Union � Mr. and Mn. Paul Ekhi n ger a nd Mem o rial H ospita l in Baltim ore, ! Md., with pneumonia. Her room daughter, Paula June, are in Col, I umu1 tod ay wher e Paula Jun e will number is 508. enter Chil dren's H o1pilal and will As the W llh•m Dile.a family rece ive physical therap)' for se v ­ will be moving lo Athena &00n, er■l weeks. Mrs. Dil es• and chil dre n, Kathy, Mn. Frank Lowery of Pitlaburi,:h Johnny tnd BUly ha d planned to ; arriv ed Fr iday evening for a vi 11 il com e soon for a v acation with with Mr. and Mn. J o hn Sauva11e. the Diles in M i dd leport a n d Dr. Mr. an d Mn. Garland Weav e r and Mri.. Ch arles Jivi de n and Mr. and da u g hter, Ann, o f Dayton arc and Mrs. Ha rry Mitchell in Athena the guests of her pa rents, Mr . .and but their tr ip w ill be postponed Mni. John S.auvage. Th ey are e n­ until M rs. Dilea i.a a ble t o travel. route home from a vac,:tion in ' 1 New York anlt Washin,:ton, D - C. Mr. and Mr.s. E rnest Phillips or Qffll Y Columbm, arc the guc.!i\.i or reld­ tives, Othen altcndrng the picnic were . .\l r aad Mrs Wilh& A n t• ho11y , �Ir �n,t Mrs. Geral d Antbony .ind {'hddre n , Bar ba ra and fot•, Mr �nd Mr.s. Owe n Bratton 11nd l"hildren. M ll"hacl and Ste ven Mr. i:lrld Mrs lluhert Haggerty and A Smith family re union w a s gon s. H1d1ard . Chi ppe r an d Ma rk, hel d yeslerday at the Mi lepo rt dd Mr. rn<l '.\lrs. C l ifford l h1y e s a n d Roa d side Park with the followmg 50 n , lirei,:ur y, Mr and Mr11. James attend ing Mr and Mrs Ed De n Pullen and Susrn , Stephaine an d icua of Peoria , Indiana, M r an d Stephen. Mr and Mrs . Tony Flower Mrs. Sidney W lh, and Mn. Dale e an d d11ldren, Martha and Mark, I Smath and children Phyllis · StanMr and Mrs Kalad Hln d y, and ley and Jeffrey ' an d Pamela ·s tf"ven, Janie and George, M rs. Ke11inger, all ot Rutlan d . t·rank Wihon and An n and SharMiss Ed lQI Kennedy, o f Athena, On and Mrti. Charles Searlrs and tiiecc. Lmda G iddens, Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Homer Win n and Mn. i'' rank l'h<'�sehrew, Li n d a son, Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Dud.a n d J a ck K;rnff anlt Elin or and ley Smith a rid M r . and Mrt1. Don.ai d Wells and chil dren, Allen , ptck liodirnH. -------LIn da an d Do nna ,.....,-e _ a 11 o r cII I• um b: s , M and Mrs. Pearl Hoffm'a n Paa t (:o unt.·ilt ora and d aughter, Lois, of Hartford , M.r Ht1v1.1 l,otl1tck Di nn e r w v d M - M l 0 Al• Mrs. Ve11rv1evc Ward . Mrs. Ph o• t e� s w�i- th �:; da��hte:� :ecky fDa C l ifford and Bren da S.,yrc an d M r. and M r1. Edg111 r All enswere guests when the P asl Cou ll • wo r th and • ragd dau gh.te r, K ri I· ?ilor'li of Theodorus C ou n cil ten o f Midd leport. r.a ughters of America met al Baiey' 11 Lake Thursday even in& ror a ilx o 'clock potluck supper. Fellow,hip � Alt endmg Wfr(' Mn. Ch a rle• Co. ,,e n , Mn. J o seph Beci,tle. Mu. La w- ffffa Se11ion The Y outh Fellow ship of the rence Smith, Mrs. llenry Reibel , met • Sunday M rs. J •c k Rob5on, Mr A . O lan Good · Federated Ch.urch win, Mrs. '.'t11:1r y u urines. Miss Er- evening at the church for their 'na Je.se, Mrll. oval Di ddle a n d re s ular me eting. Joha nna Ye• u1er wa s In charge of the program and M r■. James Sayre. gave lhe llvea of thre e d ladples, •- - ~- -. J amea, Judaa a nd Tha deau1, which -1..... ' 1 n -.,.,., N co m p I eIed the ■t ud Y of Jc1us t welve disciples. �, :rllfl I During the _rncetinc: plan1 were W ,--I m11de for I picnic at the nexl meetI ing on Sunday, July 3 1 . at Bailey's TONIGHT c I Lake. All members are lo meet at the ch urch i9t 2 p. m. A vesper serp��cuurT� will foll ow the picnic suppe r. vice = ,olo,) (T-hnl rr s w ne Ge }};'l��i: �f.��; i Alao Cartoo n TUIIDAY & WIDNISDA y ,AMILY NIGHTS SUNn Hayward-Steph.en Boyd '• WOMAN OBSESSED" (In color and ,Seope ) Truly, Thia I■ A Great Picture For Everyo ne! _ al110 _ &tevc Brodie --1..Yn Th o mas ''HERE COME TIIE JJo.."TS" Altro cartoon ' Cub Scout Golden Jubilee Outing Set For Sundai Mainly About rs . William DUe, Golden Rule Class M Baltimore Ho,piuil Has Picnic Sunday I ,,. Mr . and Mrs. L. D. Diles of Mid- I dleport recei'Ved word thal their daughter,ln-l aw, M r s. W i 1 1 i II m II i4t Rock Springs Diles, waa taken to the .- ' '. t ' i ' ., ', . '. . .. ' •• '' ' .' ' l11eh Sen-ice I Hauli....,. 9iMN . ,. . T.'J!1Ctl,W , • ' ' J ,• • . ·. "' ) . ' . . -� ., ,, : � !' • I • ''·. , . :-t,' ,, -, . '( 'r ,i ,. r , . J' ' J • lo � ,� l"l, ,l ' ·' , � ••<' I w. �� �':::��::: �: :�t:�,b!/" It. 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