http://66.213.69.5/files/original/87a59a0b99887f4bf1bc8c6ae414b844.pdf e5ac8b3ea6732116cde71e2de3d73dd5 PDF Text Text ,• - • - • • • • • • • � • • • • • • . • • ---- -•- - - -- - • '" oI .. C:di 1 "s. .., .. . ,Contest Winners Chosen At Grange :Meet-ing Saturday • Mrs. Mildred Betzing, Miss Ada llosk.ins and Mrs. Helen Carper were judgt-s for lhe baking, sew­ -i n g and croch e tin g contests when .Jiemlol' k Grove Grange met Sat­ Story, 'llrday eveni ng with Leo 'Worthy master, presid ing. ll Winne rs in the hakt na contests were light rolls: Mrs. Clara Paulsen. first and Mrs. Leo Story, second: bulter cake, Mrs. Sto�. lint and Mn. Hilber Quivey, 11econd; drop cookie.s, Mn Story, first and Mrs. Emmett HJwk, serond and p0und cake Mrs. Quivey . first and Mrs. Stanford Stockton. se ('ond a nd Mrs. S!ory, third. In lhe com pamon shirt cont e st ltrs. Paulsen won first and in the croc hPting of doi l y and center­ p ier-e a nd also for the three p iece baby set, Mrs. 1', rank Clark won first Cl Cl II d d• b A •,; N ! J 1 ( I •t f, � I I I A picnic aupper honoring John Dintaman and Lewis Harns was the held Saturday ev emnlil al home of Mrs. Lena Ba rtels, Min­ ersville. I Attendini: were Mr and Mrs. Dintaman or Smithvil le ; Mr and Mrs. Roy Ueicks of Ori;ille; Geor­ ge Harris 11.nd son5, Georgie and Thomas, an(! Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ n eth Harris and sons. Kenny and I D.avid of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mr!. of Rock Cumings Durwood S prings; Mrs. Denver It.ice and son BIily, Middlf port; Mr. and Mrs. Le wis Harris, Orris Harrl11, Miss K a tie Becht a nd Mrs. Bartels all or Min ersvi l le . Mrs Q u\\'r-y home economics chairman, prese nted a program of Jok es. brain teasers and songs durin g the lecl ilre hour. Refreshm e nts were served at the close of Ill� meel in�. Ail offic ers arc requested to meet 1-'riday evening, July 22 to practic-e for ins pection which will be held Au�ust 6. f tndie, A uxiliary Met At Ir' in.ion Home The Ladles Auxiliary of Post No. 263 met at the home of Mrs Nl!lll e Winston with the pr esi­ dent, Mrs. Campbell l larp e r in <'harg e . The e\lening pray e r was given by Mrs. Edith Luckadoo. I For,est Rose , Council Holds Regular Meeting Ma.in I Y About People In Pomeroy By LUCILLI HAWKINS � � Mr and Mrs. Glen D i l l, Otho Radford and Mrs. Walter Walker spe n t the weekend with. r elatives in Brooksvil le , Ky. Mrs. Lil l ie Maines wbo accompanied them temal neti for a two weeks viMt. Mr. anr.l Mrs C. n. Warner and son Charl es of s,uit St. Marie, Mich., who h a ve bef'n th e gu ests or rela tives in the area. arc visi!ing re latives in Ch arleston and Hc1venswood hefore returning lo theu homi!. Miss Rit a Ball h a s retu rned to h e r rrnp l oyment in the offirc of Supl C . .S. Gi bbs after a two we,eks \'acation. Mr. a nd Mrs. l lerhert lJi lton and f�m 1ly \•iqtf'd ,;u,1d�y at Shade with Mr, anrl Mrs Cieori;r Fulton I J I • .( > • ' 'r To Visit Rec;ord Hop Satqrday Forest Rose Council. Daughters of Amenca, met in regular session with U l ah Swan, Councilor, presiding and a good attenda nct-. Ve lma Cassidy, Mildred Headley, Effi e Torrence and Arvilla Frecke r were reported sick. The Audit Report was read and a cce pted. P l ans we re made for an ice cre a m social for Jul y 29th. The following officers were instal l ed by Deputy lhla Fae Kim es: C. Ruth Oxley; A.C. Graee Kuhn: V.C. Darl ene S,taats: A.V.C. Juanita Henderson : �ond. Shirl e y Ba l ser: War. Ara My ers; Treas. Edith Betzing; F.S. Mabel Hobste­ \t('r: R.S. Leona ll e nsl('y; A.R.S. Ph)'l l is nowc1n : O. S. R,,selyn Tay. ]or: J P C. Ulah Swa n ; A.J.P.C. l�lhcl Arbaugh: Trustee,, Helen Kaylor .and Gra{'l' Swan .: A Cud or Th a nks from the Dyr t-' ami l y was read. I "Th• &J:plodin.c Vole&noe1" 1>! WSAZ-W in Huntl na(on aloq with rock and roll singer Richie Co nway, plus other live entertain­ ment will be feat.ured at Saturday nl.irbt's rock a nd roll show .a nd da nce party at the Pomeroy High School Auditorium 1tanlng at 7:30. All new 1terophonic sou nd equip. ment will be used for the first thne by The Jays who will be the �f111lers of Ceremonlefl for the eveni ng. Saturday's even t will be the last 1 n the Pomeroy 1udlloriun1 for sev­ rra l weeks as the auditorium will be closed for repairs during the month o( Au;ust. Emcee, Jorda n ana tlysell ad­ vised teeuagen not to mi81i this af• 1'air which is spon■ored by the Pomeroy High School cheerlead­ er11. , Dixons Entertain Honoring Son On Sixth Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixo n entertained with I party Friday eveni11g al lhelr borne, Rock Springs Road, honori ng their son, Roger, who was six years old on Saturday. Garnes were pl,yed under the d irection of Susan Dix­ on and Debra Spe ncer and pri:r.es awarded the winners . 19, I I I Around And · About Middlepo,:t . I ai �»�e,:, The Econo mical Distance from · I I � ( l '' I l l ■ ■ ----- ------ is· a Strai ht Li1e to STARK'S PHARMACY "' °' I \ \ I · 1I I '' R E F R I G E R A T O R -- - - - - - - - I $219.95 I BAKER FU R N ITU R E '' ·, ·1 ' I !, --- · · --- - CLAII TO NIT! Tbe WUUna: Wbrten' Cius· of tbe Bnterprlao EUB Cbilr<h will meet at the b6me of Mrtl. Myrlle tone· Ind diu1hter, Ml■a Dorothy Thundl)' at 7 :30 p,, m. for their Jai,_ ineetlnc. " ' ' -- HOO,,.R ', '1'/w lMl 2-doof' ""''°" is &Is lltWI ■t y�ur lndeptndent Studebaker dea&a-'1-at big deillin' prkel. 1119 head•room, h_i p-room, dtoulder--room, I ' leg-. kiddie-room . , , 87 feet ol CUJO 1p1ce-lh■t'1-■-plentyl EYff)'• ..In(, big a l•nn The Lark Moor wagon-only .., price TOM RUE MOTc,RS, 399 s.uth Third St., M�....... "WORLD JAZZ SEIES'' . Your Stuab•k•r �ler la th• '!'•n to ••• for en ABC-"Aiwe BYSTUDBIUl{J/8 YOU� FOR ONlY Sll' r■ Bur Certlfled"-Uaed Cer, RUTLAND F U t N f T U:R l . · ftqllaH, Oblo . '. · ,tock. . JULY WAllPAPER SAU . 40% Discount ALL Mon, Tbm I Gll.-4.19 P� Gil, ' .. G A S RANGE " ' Full Sb&-July Special TllROUGH SA VB ABqUT . JULY',ii NOW! . $91.95 I . Rq. 1 39.;95 S11nroy . ' ' ,i ' . Good 1'11ee to Sbop,-PJen&y ot l\qoJIIPree Parklq-CIII Ut C� Wo Deliver Bolll Side of tile Rh:•r . (AIM:ONDITIONED FOR Y ■-,. Tltu,_■ OUR SHOPPING II 11N IMl'llint, . . .,.:-He '__,Pwchaali . .- COllD'ORT) .I ' Budget In Black FOf Current eaf II . ------- I 1 I lI Armed Robbery, Theft Charge Faces Salem Man S . For , • I F "d . I I � I I I H-orse Cave Creek I I I Stack Progress TO Be ICWed By Racine Officials v· I I ------------------�------ Promoted To Better "Jobs At Phlllip'Spori, QWer Plant M,yor E. A. Wingett, Racine, to• day invited all interested perso ns i of that .area today to Join ,ll tour : of the Phili p · Spor n Power pla n t I Thursday ahcrnu0n. 'l he mayor said he h.as acce pted a n Anv itation or A , G. Mehlma n, . Ben Spencer, �n tiquity, a n � m- plant manager, to ace pro11reae o n 1 ployee of the Me1g.s Coun_tY High- the new eoo rout high stack at the way �partment, was reStm a com - plant which is expected to cure 1 f�•�lY t�ay after a freak but all problems connected with- settl­ pam1u� accident Tuesda;r, mg of .ash on lhe Racine siiie of . Mr. Spencer wae workm1 w1th a the Otiio River. . . . hl,v:hw.Q crew felling timber along Citi e ns tn oy Jom the tour b;v. be­ the · route of the new B uban . g zthe Club Resla., urant by 12:30 J at count)' bi&hway near tbe Dean in m .. Boats ma.y be taken �cross P, Brinker place about 2 p, m. A large Lh� river al Racme, Mayor W1ngelt 1 trlmtree had been felled and in d. ming off limba, a large o ne- lll •1: -------f.. "eprun, up" st.rikini Mr. Spencer I· In the tide or bit head. eense • He wu 'rushed to Holzer Hosplt- n arr1age ,I bf the J,ltdne •Id squad suffer• Jn1 li1bt concussion and lou of A marriage lieenae w111a issued NORMAN BAXTER two front teeth. He wu kept over• J n Probate Court thii morning to WILLIAM DIAN night f� the ho•pltal but wu ex• Alfred Smith 18 laborer son of A. G. Mehlman , plant manaaer em ployment he attended U n ion peeled to be rcileased today. Mr. and Mr,'. william S�Jth, Sr., Phili p Sporn .P lant, recently an• / High School a t Cottagev ille, W . Va. at · · 1 -------Y' · M.l.ddleport, and sue Ann e■uger, of four Philip 11ened two )'ears i n the U. S. Army 17, daughter or Mr. _ and Mn� M Ar- nouneed promotion posltlons of I nfantry. He. is a member of the to employees orn S p vln l ·Yeauger, Cheshire, Route' 2. , un it foremen. These promotions V. t'. W., is married, baa two chil· ue y uUf§eme o .In were made to increase the force dren a nd resides i n Pomeroy . · SheriU obert Hartenbach held f. Norman J . ..Baxter, from equi pHOSPITAL i n prep aration for the new u nit 5 , Glf;NEIRAL MEIGS the of 1tep1 the a pU:blic ale -,p operat,or to u nit' foreman. ment Admitted: Gladys Smith, Porn• operation. They are: eourt bowe at 10 a. m. today of ftTSt employed at S porn in was e H equip. from , n Dea R. Porn• William Russell, Robert ■. r M eroy; of .real utate J nvolved. in the suit . Pul- ero)'; Golda Barnhart, Middle- men t operator to u nil foreman. He 1951 as a l aborer and later became , L Mary veuus E. F. Michael •port· Euniffl -Morrl1, Reedsville; wa1 Cirst employed at Sporn as a I coal bahdler. He was promoted to � JtnJ. J>.omerqy; . Tom coal ha ndler In 19151, later ·became uxiliary , equipm·ent operator in Tbot PfOperly wu purchased by Nan�y Arnold, o erator · 11r. •�•el, the only bidder, on Wells, Harritonville; Brl»ld•i' In• auxiliary equipment operator i,n Augu&t 19:lil to equipment p Olive ded n atte n He 191\3. August I OJl:ef• . equipment to , promoted was his bld of · fl�1;.SI. t"'o-Utlrda or &r·a m, Poou�roy . " h Sch9"l at Tu.I'!'"'' lUi, e o Qfi!IC' \o u, P)" vl tor !9158. J� In N0110, -♦ Dl1miloed, tbe"ajprmt<i V&lUO. 1 " •. ' ""•'';'"'! r-, ..,.;c. ' ,,I ,, , •I . ' i;. nt II I .pi; Mayor Disposes Of Five Cases I or: ------ I I Boy Scouts Swarm Outdoors In GreateEt Of All Expositions _f, · •. , Vendors Advised I To File Returns By July 31st TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Middle port emergency-resSuit for judgment on a cogno\'il note in lhe amount of $003.IO and i cue squad was called 11t 12:30 a. interest has bee n filed in Com- m. today to Zus pan Hollow when mon Pleas court by Emmett and l\lrs. Goldie Barnhart suffered a Doy l e Shu l er, dba as The Shuler possible heart aliment. She was Construction Co.. ver sus Cole n:moved to Meiga General Hos pital . Trent dba t:;. & E. Coal Co. I •·f , Is Li Issued By Court I Judgemenl On Nole Sought In Action FellS SpeDCCf In Timbef WOfk I CHICAGO UPI - Agentl of Vice Pr••s1dcnt Richard M. Nixon t.'Ount­ cd no more than 50 Republican Na­ llon a l Convention votes outside New York today for Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. Un l ess there i.11 a drastic change in the outlook or unless there has been a drastic breakdow n in I Nixon's mtelligen ce aetiYities, the New York governo r &till poaes no th.re11t to the vice president's bid CLYDE KIRK LAND _ _ _ _ ____ _ ____ for t 'le GOP preside ntial nomination. The winner will need 666 vot es at th e Re publica n con ven tion opening here nut Monday. U J-i.odefeller received all 96 of :-Jew York's votes, the Nixon cam p still would con cede him leas than 150 on the lint ballot A Nixon headquarters began One 0£ two armeri men who bou nd and robbed three Burlin�- l unc:tioning todo in the Shera­ h.am women in June, 195'7, is on ton-B lackstone Hotel across the h is way ba ck to Meigs County to s tree t from the con ventic> n head­ answer to an indictment re turn- q uarte ;s in the Conrad Hilton ed by a Meig s County grand jury Hotel. The boss is Leonard W. or the cha r�ing armed robbe ry ancl theft Hall, former r:hainna n GOP National Committee .and of a shot gun and a car. De puty Sheriff Howard Frank now N ixon 's cattlpaign manager. Hall already has assigned such is in Mansfield today to bring Daniel James Leyman, Salem, old pros .as Meade Aleorn of Con­ here for hearing. He w a s re le ased ncclicut, a nother former r.ational from the Mansfi el d R eformatory chairman, and Ray Bliss, Ohio sta.te chairman, as agents• to deal today. Leytpan, with Audrey Lane Ste- w.1th state_ delegations on a re, vens, esca ped from the Mansfi el d g 1onal basis. On the aHum ption lhat Rocke­ Reform11tory in June. 1957, and eller means it when he say■ he f made their way to Meigs County. At Burlingham they en tered _the , is, 111:1availabll: Jo� . the \dee prai. u • home of Mrs . Lora Story while . de ntial nommation, speculation M rs·. Stor)', her daught e r, Ruth centered on these possibilitlet for Ellen Story and aunt, Miss Amy · second pl .i ce on a N ixon ticket: M idkif f were in Middle por1 shop. I. AmbaSiildor Henry Cabot Lodge, Sen. Thruston 8. Morton of Kenp ing. When the three wom e n return- tucky , chairman of the GOP Na­ lion a l Committl'e; Treasury See­ e d home, they were accost ed by the two men, one of whom rel�ry Hobert B. Andeno n a nd In­ threatened them with a knife and ter10r Secretary Fred Seaton. the other with a .410 gauge shot I g u n th ey had found in th e Slory home. The tied u p th e three women, cooked a meal and dres­ sed in clothes of Mrs. Stor)"s .deceased husband. They l e ft taking the Story ca r and gun. They were later ap prehended in Kansas City. I Sherill Robert Hartcnbach sa id that Stevens is also in Mansfield Seml,Annual Ohio Salee Tax R eformatory and with a hold or- return for the period from JiiDU· der against him aWd will face ill)' l , 1{160, thru June 30, l!HJO charges here on his rele ase. mu st be properly executed and filed on or before July 31, 1960, by 1111 vendof1J liet=nsed i n the Sl.ilte of Ohio. Even if no sales were made or if n o taxable· sales were made, a report Js required by law. To assist Meigs County vendors Fi\'e eases invoiving vio l a tion s of v illage ordinances were d is- in rom pleti ng their tu return, Exami ner Charles A. Rathburn posed of last night in a session or court by Pomeroy Mayor of the Division of Sales and Highwa)' Use Tax, will be in the Charles Legar. 's Office from 9 am to 4 l Auditor Two men forfeited bontls on n o � u.rsday, _July 28. Ven­ speeding charges, John J. Christ- Pm do req s u_1rmg asa11tance 1hould � mas, You ngstown a nd Jam es A. Pass ell, Peoria, IJJ., Okf'Y Haggy, bti�g th�ir records with them to Pomeroy RD and Jackie L unsford, su bsta ntiate the!r :reporL The i �uing a dellnque�t Pomeroy, were each fin e d $5 and pra�tlce notice, nollfymg a vendpr of ll1s costs for intoxication. William Willis Jr., Syracuse, !�ilure _to file his return bu been e n tered a not guilty plea to a. d1aco_ntmued. . Failure to file the retW'n lr'hen charge of drivin" whil e inloxicatdue will subject a ven4or" to the ed and was bou"nd over to the penalties provided in • Sections bond. $2,000 under jury d n gra 5739.01 to 5739,99 Jncllllive of the Revi,ed Code. I I H, t Wan t n lormat,on About NOTICE I Public Sale.Held T Sa.,�f J 1 Jke T Announce I IJ ••tl 'Freak ACCI"dent $4.29 hi. Fan.1 •1 low as On 1ny tan tn Laa lK discount. Terms U you wl1b. $6.11. Im s , 'o . . Devil U-unself I SPECIAL So111 1 0% Discount .-.y,-- Tho fomouo cloa"°' IQ lla.. )hot "W,llu on lur" :·· 'ont,• •J. $49.95 ''I it liule, I I HOUSE PAINT T-y t4lli • LIITIIN TO PICKINI' IIAll!IO IIIOW ON WM l'D c..tt 1...., W NIL n..r.'a N.tlth11' Te -1.e.n .._ W ·t1w . ' . . . ....,...,1y. Conitellcmon • .,eut" ellld'r "° 'f,hroat Slashed UlCl"de Tr y jB p • I y r1soner I OUT.S IDE Wl:I ITE � . _ _ _ buy fen MW 111411 Mn, • I •I JU LY SP ·ECIALS o.1 wett : Mt wt1ther �n;_ Talent Show Is Part Of Youth Fair July 28th. . Head'IDg Horse Show Down1e • ht Of 0n 2nd N1g . . · County Frur I - - --- - -� - - --- - -- - - FAN SPECIAL! Clyde K i rklio.nd. manager of the Ohio Pow e r C o m pany olfice, is the . new president of the Pomeroy I Chamb er of commerce . j H o;! was selected Tuesday night at a meeting held 1 11 the Drew WebHter Post Am eri 1: an Legion Hall when Frank l in ltizer was named vice prt:sidcut and Leslie Fultz, retiring preside nt, secretarytre asu,er. AC'tions tak en by the Chamber J . Jncludt'd: -A decmon to t.iblc mdefmv a al e g !���c h ��:t�� p��::;: ; h i ; �� �� e te_m pora'?' b?atd de termi n• , . ed 1111 first obJect1ve after the been ronsidered for several \\ e('k 's Youth Day will be observed at business houses . throughout the ston s aid All , 0 u' ng peo p] e mterested in bloodmobile visit July 25 to be. a ' surveys were Laken · Jt enthe annual Mei.g.s County Fair county · a nd the fair board is ex· · ' while the ta,en , s how can ge, ap p1 ,· ca- fund d · v e , goa , 1 $2 50() to b · g ed early sa_t urd;iy cl�sing. an� \'Jsa� l Aug. 17 with a record hop as part pected to pro,• ide additJonal ride lion blan ks at the Jo e-al Co-O p . lhe Chn ,t . T "h�ts a p,er ou t o'1 d'e... staym g open Friday evenings until of the program, It has been de• tickets for the rocket. r 1 s .. . Th I 9 p . m. R. L. Jacobs reported on Rev. It was announced that the drive ma)'. � in A:ugust. !he new cided at a meeti ng of the fair ment entertain ,�, 1 the subject. · , . . �� . cha pter, 1f organ11ed, will con. 'I ty pe of , directors presided over by Fred Delbert' MUls, formerly or Syra. . etc. 1· n�I, dancing, 1_ns�rume vocal, p ner m the M e.igs co unty so secboard fair , n orable fav -A Johnslo ft. , . . n program blood the on centrate Canteen Frank to j oin the vote ty , l'ri-Coun The . Leifheit. I (2) Limit or f•v� persons per Robert Olean, district Red Crosf ,JIil made an un1uccessiul �uici�e Ohio Valley Improvement A ssociawill have charge of th.e hop with annual religious s�rYlces of t�e act. re presentative attended the meK- � atlt':m pt a t 1 1 3..' m. today w1t'h his tion which hi>s main ofrkes in Cin. . . . thc fair board providing trophies Meigs County Ministerial Asaoc1a• I persons rive Qf limit Time (3) · one or the iondilion described a s "not ser• cinna · o h ·10, an d 1s · agreed to " i nl!I• t 1. for the eve n t. .. ., •· • •lion a n d the board. also . --act r pc _ Hos eral l ll& at en Meiga the o G , strongest influences in lhe na. . . . · Also as a part f>f the day's ob- em ploy three police officers to . . (4 ) Must live w1thm Me1ge Co. ' pit..l ,·ion .s cap1· ,o I ror reg1011a l in dus+-' • " ' a talent show was plan- hel p on the grou nds along witt. 'er"I"' ' · · , d t h u n · e Th ere IV O een S had who ISO Collins, Eugene W WI b ·J. • trial and social dl' Velopm l' nt. J t bti members o( Drew Webster Poat . n ed. The talent show will · bo�nd over to the grand j ury � n was inslrumen tal 15 years ago in Juniors, ages 12· 16 8.nd · Se_nlor!I, sponsored by the Meigs County 39, Americ an Legion, who will 1 7 2 A ropriate prizes will be . · a non-su pport charge yeste_�ay m pushing through the (then) Ten· ::i · p!) Farm Bureau a nd will be held on again pollee the grounds through awarded. Cotm�y Co�rt, attempte� 11u 1 r1de· -by State compact requirin g cities. • I 0 fair. the out at d grandstan the the stage at ,1ash111g his throat with a raz?r towns, and industries to sto p dumpThe board discu_ssed procure• , 1 i p. ro. , , blade. J?r. T. .A. Hewct!fn admlm_S· 1n g untreated wastes in th e Ohio artde arts �omestic a or p The show will be followed by ment I hrst aid at the J ail and he RiYer and continues to aid in cartertd the �ord hop and at 4 pm ti roe ment su permlendent and a reto t.he hospital by the rying ' out the rnow J Ei g ht Stat e taken was SwatLEOPOLDVILLE, Ttie Co ngo ket containing free ride tickets port wu givf'n from Charles emerge y Pomer Pomeroy Boy enforcement Compact's present that ncy sq uad. dicating n � i z:el Lumumba UPI-Premier Patrice and gin eertlficate cou pons will Sheri ff_ Robert Harte n �c� said program. assist to hand on be will the Scouts to The appeal he said would today grounds. the n o be released Soviet Unio n to · send troops to th_al C?llins mad � the su1,c 1de at- , Nineteen paid up members were rocket will ex p lode in the air in various ca pacities_ at the fair. I ,ec• board fair n Fra ohnston, the Con10 immed iately i( the t�m p1 m tile eorndor ou taide the reported already i n the new Chamk J'eleaaing the ride tickets and cerW a I ·, Unite� Nationa 'Sei:Udt.Y Sou ncll _Jaltn ul l pen b u� • U· i_MJnt,d.i tf· i her year. tifh:at-es lo the Kr<>Und for the rctar�· reported on �he· mailln g of fsco'lered w O other by d p.rwmen board of directors was name!! premlum books wh1,ch was comyoungster..s. A . county-wide talent show will I does iiot order Belgian troops out �ounded the alarm. Paul Casci, Leslie Fultz, include to were There 15. July n leted tonight. go n Co the of Co., \J. a ft The Nolan Amusement p be held Wlth the M son Co nty I r N. W. Com pton, Edison Hobstett er _ Lumumba told a pre�s confer• which will have seyer rides on 1 043 p remium books ma iled to Farm Youth Fair in .Poin t Pleasant I Kai Hindy, E. f'. Robinson, Ted the grounds will provide 500 free 1959 society members, 90 to a d- on July 28 at a p. m. under the di- i enc� he woul_d wait UQtll the S_e· Jr., and C. w. Kirkland. Reed, o state ficers t 9 and vertisers ccrO n f o 4 tonight meets Counc1l curlty Qift rockele. the tickell for I rection of Mrs. Paul .Powell, New 1 Oth ers atte uding were Max Ward New York before ap pealing for lificates will be solicited from .'.Ind all Ohio Count y Fair, John- Haven. - --Adol ph Saelens. Jim M.ihokey. Ed Master or Ceremonies ror the Russia n troops and troops from Friln,k Wil l , Ted Downi e and Ford, j . si n a unist and the Afro-A Comm show WIii be Harry Miller, New i . Wayne Swish er. 1mme• an 11howed be blocs-bu� I . Have n mercha nt. Participants must t . The members cnJoyed a. buffe y contact Mrs. Powell or Mrs. Adria n i diate desire for Red help. . 1 drnncr p�epared . and serve� by alba the "capit ccused Lumum .a , . Lathcy of New Haven by letter or • NEW�ORT, R. I. . UPI-Preu- ' Paul Casc1 fol l owmg the mcetrng. letic �Joe" of f�lly su�portin_g I telephone l:y July 2�. ------dent Eisenhower will a nnou nce I· "Belgia n aggressio , n " , agamst his · Ru Ies_ ror th e taIent s how are as country. • . day that t he governme nt c Iosed to n ot said He he would William B. 4)ownie president of the Meigs County Rtd• 1O 11 ow8 . IS ,Dfi'Ons •, hesllate lo "make a pact with the I its budget books for lasl year . . mg Cl u b , Wl· 11 h�a d .th e 'horse . sh�\\'. t0 be 5t aged Aug . 18 a t J . A l l _contestants must ha ye d'e vil himself" to a c-hieve the im- with a .surplus of u p to $1 billion. • bee!) resident.a , of Mason_ Cou nty medi�le departure of th e Bel'l p.m. at the Meigs co1:1nty Fair, 1t IS announced. . The Chief Executive personally \ / will give the exact figure at the I' The horse sbow will be the grand stand attraction for the I for one year prior to July l, 1960. glans. be nder u must contestants All 2. summer White House ll ere today I Rock the at 16-20 Aug. held be to fair the of second night ' .age. of years 1 2 b�cause he co� s iders the bu�get = , grounds. Springs fair _ . 3 . Any pers�n who _ has perp1dure exce ptionally • glowmg. I A group of local h11tori•ns inCash premiums of $5, $4, $3, pleasure -horse; open walkmg wdl , not be . Eisenhower in January ,f_orecast • t•restect tn Mor9an'1 _ R•i� in $2 and $1 plu11 f1Jsette1 wlll �e horse; . we:stern stock horse; wes- fo��ed professionally 1 , • ible. eli g I There I to be • mHting at surplus of only $217 million for Me lp county are seeking 1nfor. awarded in the top five places m I tern p leasure pony under 48" matlon concern!ng Hou• Cave the fiscal year that e nded June tt.. high school this Friday, 7 p. sh�w the !Or rize _Flrst place, p the lead-!n fire drill; trail horse or pony, we_s• all classes except Accord 1n9 to • recent th• for 30. CrHk. plan1 dlscu11 to m. WIil pri:r.e d n $Hi Seco be cash. will horsema,nsh1p 4-H and tack tern m try n e pony clau Which each a Columb11s pti.,.r, th• In articl• n eartai The Re publica ns were be $10 while third prize will be $5, i e(lfflin■ 9rld stnon of all boys lhai field receiYinj a trophy !or horses or ponies. named from • ican In ••l ----crHk sur the use to District School l!Htern the in third luS-the In 'l'he horse conformation judgin g p award. I of the ■rea hid resldenls which : a footbell budgets-as playln1 In ted .. Eisenhower lnter seven to also n is ope , fair annual the at world . The ahow 11 open to the Confed• during honH 1 comt�e n i their point se�ling !flDJor _h11 Head Coach Bob Aihley competition and entry will not world eom p�tition and wlll begi n . Registration county. I the acron m■rch •r•h 1 . n aig E1senhowelection cam mg •nnofo'llced, the of p grand front close un til one-hal f hour h1,1rore at 10 a. m . m would like to ay rt 8 w11nm1ng ' group local The key n ants rehis lieute and er ------will Holter Roy 18. Aug. stand on Ohio the showtime. Rules of whoH- larm th& uve i, NAMES OMITTED swimmi ng Re�lstratlon for peatedl)' have called for "fiscal · know on Valley Horse Show Association aerve as superintendent of the I if it i1 av•ilable to •nd located of face the Lewis onslbilily'' n i ort; res Middle Lewis, pool James Mlddleport the at classes Categories judging. p p conformation t will govern the judging. I , visitors Classes to be included in the which will be judged are listert i n may be made Friday from 9 u ntil SLanley, Pomeroy and Frank Ar· Democratic sp1mdin g proposals. -------11 s. m. it is an n ou n ced by MiH nott, Racine RD, Tuesda y were show will be leld-Jn pony, wea- the fair premium book. OP.EN QUI ET -------RUTLAND DANCE Carolyn Miller, i nstructor. Classea I -unintentionally omitted lrom the tern tack, tl6 inches and under; UPI-Stocks o penYORK n danci NEW g at There will be square will be given (or intermediate, ad• lial of members of the Pomeroythree gaited horae; western plealoday as cau'steady and quiet ed Saturon d, n lhe -Rutla Hall, Bugle Legion and Drum an Middleport year ers n first begin d ced n va sure pony, 48 to M incbes; e_gg , nighlfl, 8 to I� p . m . beginning j tion continued to be the by-word day J?rew the by sponM>red a with Corps upils $2 year second an_d_ p a nd apoon race, horaea anj:I ponies amo n g traders. Webtter Poet American Legion . July 23. lutt1o n fee. , we1tern pleasure horsej live-gait• ed horse; roadster pony, 56 i nches under; paralle borae; English p I <, $1.99 ]; . ktrid aucsta: wlih Mr. and , :tl• Roland Ella.rt and dauehters wi'ti i�. a nd M'ra. Donald K . Gan1 ,1'11.d son, Danny, and Mn. Gan­ z , "II alater, Jane Neubeauer, all of o, Sharon Ec1art who bad vl1IUn1 in TOJedo with rtU­ tive rttumed to Middleport with the G1nr.el1 ind Jimmy , Ea:1art, IQft .of Mr. and Mn. Jame.. Jeagart I who , has bee n vJ1lt1n1 in .Middl� port returned to Toltdo Sunday. n-1-1 : Nixon Agents ! Find Little ppos1t1on T DeaJW"th ENAMEL or GLOSS ENAMll WAGON LOAD OF DEALS i Store Hours : change Has : Been 'f�bled 1 l .Lumumba Ready -- ••Ir Ki rkl and Elected New 1 Pomeroy C Of C Head I AT PICKENS' HAKDWARE OFF THE PRICE.OF A QUART OF ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER I N MI DDLEPORT 1 I CLIP THIS ADVERTISEMENT IT'S GOOD FOR A I headed' by ' Twelve persons, Vernon Nease, chairman, ,re serving coday on a temponr)' board to shepherd the Meigs County Red Cross Chapter back , I inlo being II golne: conttrn. Named al a Monday eYen ing meeting held in o!fices oil , · Coqnty Health Department ¥'�, · ' b81ildes Nease, Mrs. Donal Una, the .R&v. Euge ne Brow Charle.s Mullen Jr., Mn. Hampton, M.r. a nd Mr1. Hobstetter, William Grue:ae· Ray Evans, Mra. Balph W Pwt, S'Mlton Ruu.tl Htnclri11., ! Mrs. Georee HobsteUet and comptet.d hi, bufc tnain' I Beulah Strat111, th� latla' t!f ' ha. lng at F ort Knox. Ky., ancl Making l.inal preparations { or th e 1960 Far m YOUth Fa ,ir are �ff1cers. of th e bo�rd Of dl· serve also as �xecuuve se�n,W'J. ...,.t 1 , 13 day IM:te . with his The immediate objective of , rectors. Pictured from left to right are Heber Miller, manaslnJ director of the �omt Pleas Troy and Mrt. eft Mr 11 to continue blood- , :,rt11 h M �· July the �. unn preSJdent; , by he l 14 . group 0 a·nt Chamber of Commerce; Mrs. Grant Stanle y, treasurer; €hfford p v1elta �ere _ s�ccessfullr, . . pJ ane from Columbl.l• for Fort Ray Crank, secretary; and Arnett Roush, direc tor. Not pictured are Lionel Smith, vice-pres1- mobile A ��o�mo�ile nslt of the doOfd, Calif., whna ha, w ill tab , assistant-director. Blaine Norman and dent, --kmd l8 to be at Pomeroy or-die I _ _ _ ______ ___ _ - - - · -- - ---dv•nC:e buic tr■lnlnl ln h..vy . Junior H1gh, July 25, noon to 8 C n1 He will then air mpo p. m. lllembers of the Xi Gamm, • .;.. frOm th ,,. to ... ' Mu Exem p lar Chapter of the Beta � n er Si gma Phi sorority volunteered , c ■ 1. . to adminillll'ate lhis bloodmobile < I Feature Record Hop • w·11 Youth Day At Frur , Farm Bureau I Taient Show Sponsored By Melgs Another Good Buy From Baker's 1 1 Cubic Foot F R I G I DA I R E j I I c. Social Record ' Hop Slated For Racine Saturday Ohlo: Partly c1..,., � with •fttfflNII tflu............ en e11t,eme ..vth, • lfttlt __.., t.n'9hf. ext� nortft. ffllHltJ IUIIIIY, Mt Thuraday ffMICh tem,«•tvre chiflp. Miah north, .. swth, Ll,w toclay tCH1i1ht S,1..f1. 1e41tt.,-t1f 1�=-------------------------------- Nease Heading' : Temporary Red• I Cross Board ' 1 II t� -� -- Weather , 000 J� :;:::;:::e:,:;; ::;;-,;Oh eport er;;:o:y-�M;:id;;:d;;l:: ;;: w;:edn ;; lo:-,:;:;: 79;----------------------------PPo;::m �.-:;: ;;-; :i'L:-X � v da:'.y'.",-; ui;::y-;:20 l 1---;N�0 p__ ------- --- ----- - ij·:N GLE r:� Ol'Y - k ...,. __________________________________ -------•- _..:::::::::::::..:, ::.!.::_!� .-:- I - To en t1 ne a1 t A C•-• •�·5n MEIGS THEATRE -- I • Der,oted To The lnure,t, OJ The M;ig,,M&on ArPtJ MORNING STAR Several from here attended the ·uneral of Mn. Laura •Brown on fhursday. Mrs. Mildred Ihle receiYed word hat her mother, Mn. Norman 1 foi-lman, Bellefontaine, fell and woke her arm. M i11s .Phyllis [hie Was a bualne11 isitur in Athe ns, Wedn�ay. Attend ing were Becky and Brenda Will, Chuekie and Shcliic Clark, Mike and Eddie Young, Susan and Connie Lanning, Pame­ la Clonch, Kellv Ann Wilson, Mark Clark. T( .. my a nd Margi e Wri g ht, Cindy Merriner, Susan Dixon, Debra. Spencer and th1· ho noree. ·- · . - • fr Vnlltd Pru■ tnternatlonal Th• Pacific la th• world's l•ra• •It ocean, hnint 1n are• of 66,· 0.. 1 214 aquar• mile., It h11 an Avt'l'a .. depth o, 13,2 1 5 INf. 1 Announcin11 Birth Mr. a nd Mrs, Kenneth Cale"'" 1M annou n cin1 the birth of a teveq pou nd, ei�t oun('t! deu,:llter, lllJ'. JJha An n, Saturd1)' at Meil• Gen­ eral Hospital. Mr. Cale, who is with lhe u . s. Navy, II Virittln1 with Mn. Cale's partn ta, Mr. ap.d Mrs. Milz Roller, Middleport, while here for the birth of hl11 daughter, Other grandparen ts are Mr. atld Mn. Cale of P1rkersb11r1, W. Va. A large bi rthday cake Iced in chocolate with the in&etiption •·Ha pp y Birthday Roger" centered the refrei.hments lable a nd cup cakes, ice cre am , potato chips 11111.. Kool Aid were served. t-·avors were bubble gum and ha l loous. __ ___ __ Now You Know liNIO .11!:'rs" SMITH CLOTHING I 'r fl.-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Mlddleport, 0., July I JULY CLEARANCE SALE Now Going On! J •I I 1 TV Entertainers J.P l' , Ulah Swa n , W.lS presentMr a n rl M·� . .Talll!'S Will a11tl Young, Atterul 50th TONIGHT ... WIPfl.SDAY daugh1 ('r.� . Brckv. Brt>nda a11d cd a ;::1fl from t h e Council by During the business meeting i1 He\•erly lrrt Sunday for a \'an - F.thel Arbaugh and C rac e Swan Anniver,ary Dinrn,r FAMILY NliH'fl was decided to have a picnic on 11011 al Vir�inia Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Young at­ prcse ntt'd her with a Past CounSusa n H-ayward-Stcphen Boyd th e second Tuesday of Au g ust tended tbe 50th wedding an n i­ Mr a nd Mrs . Will a rd Wllson l' l lcr·� ri11 as a pHsonal .i:ift !rom "WOMAN OBSf,SSED" Adults Mrs were resent at the Middleport Roadside Park. and son Bob were m Col umbu� her and her husband. \'�rallr:, o( Mr. and Mn. William p (In Colar a nd �) The president instructed the cor- over the weekend to attend the Diltz al their •tiome 19 Columbu s. Clara Grueser, Mrs. Wilma Sto­ This ls · A Great Truly, re1 pondin g ·ll<'cretary Mrs. Allen ball .i:.: ml'S in which their son, The Council.or named the folMrs. Diltz is the Cohn.er Dean bart, Mrs. Wilbert Clonch, Mrs. For gveryone! PicL11re rk, a Cl Fred Mrs. Wilson, Geoffrey Ham pton lo �end ca r ds 10 th e Bill. wa� one of lhe players. and Ways 1tlees: t·om111 owing l Carter ol Pomeroy. alao ......: members who were reported ill. The hon;ae WH decorated with Mn. Dic k Young, Mrs. James Mr. and Mn Harl C. Riggs and Mt'il ni.: S hirley ll a lstr, Lilllan -f.o,n Thomas Brodie Steve an arrani:rcment or whJte carna- Merriner a nd Mrs. Don.ild Lann­ Ook u nougi._er . L(lah Swan. Jhla THE COME "HERE At the cloRe or the meeting re­ son Bobby ol Woodla nd , Calif .. , Fae Kl mt's, Ara My ers and Onita ing. 11ons and the three tier weddi n g: cfomrr cvt>nmj! Oartaoa Also frcshmenltl wer e served by Mrs. were Sunday cake centered the dlnl n g room D r. w. s. ('n l c : r 1 ,1 w{' rs. Grace Swa n , Hil da C. R. Young, Pttrs. Oscar Hardaway 2'uest::- of his uncle, Roger received many nice gifh, -· S1iles and Helen Kaylor. Good of table, and wa■ inseribed with ,-- -Elsie Miss daui:i;htcr and Hart Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Vir­ at­ to unable but girh sending and • e n rder the tdilh Belling, ' Darle "Fiftie , O th Anniver11ry." Mr and Mn. II. E. C ooper reginia Stalworth and Mn. Will• The gueala were invited to the tend were Ski ppy Loga n and Mrs. �� t c1 a l s. H ose l yn Taylor, Delores y visit a home Frida turned alter I ston. )'ard of the boats for • barbecue F. H. Showers. in Brt-('ksville with their son and Milam, Cleta Kocti l er, and Phyllis 1 Pomeroy. Ohio . and hans, Home Or owa Juanand, n R then returned lo the dinin g p daughter -in-law, Mr. and Mn. I Babcock, Leona Henderson, ita 1 rMtn where the To Picnic. Thur,t/.ny cUe waa served William Cooper and fami l y. . Hol,l Picnic ! with Ice cream to Mr. and Mrs. Clm, Thursday evening the Busy Bet Mr and Mrs. Pat Qu inn llfi rl Arv1 \la Slrec_kN and Jose p hine TON IGHT Youne., Mn. Dora Ford and the Grou p 1 of the Middleport Class of the Middleport First HI P · daughte r Cindy rcturnorl to th eir Babc: oc: k, bc hq uents, Mabel Hos­ ly FIIEDDII HDUD.\IHILT LE BUSH" BRAMB "THE hoats and tltt;lr 1on, William Jr. First United Presbyterian Church tisl Church wil l me(!t at 6 p. m. at home in Co l umbus Sunday after tc_tt cr, �alph. Chcvslie r and Joe n Burto rd Richa ub Le,lna F sley, He . n , ell B1s hclty � wn1 have their picnic this eve n­ J\'Jr. and Mr1. Richard Pieten!l lht- churrti to ,110 In the New Haven a weeks visit with her ,)arents. Rusti Barti-sra .aal.8 e St Darlene rcr, Dodd Caro l were is 6:30. at Pool nicipal u M the at ing i member n .Parkc'sburg, Fridly after­ Park for 11, picnic. Each Mr. a nd Mn. Karl Grue15er and ''PEYTON PLACE" Meet Middleport and Mabel Richardson. Kitche n , noo n "'.here tl\ey met Mn.,piclen•, Commia,ion The outi ng ill for the families of to brin1 11 covered dish a nd table family. The Commiaion � MeMbenhip liie NunetJ Read11 . l a n, K a or, ace Sw r G y He_lt'n lah sister, Mrs. ClareJ\ce C�lnJ• at the grou p a.nd members are lo !lervic e . Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayr e of U 11nd Ev111 r,u,m comp.arfl4 to or Rhymes tfie He•th M'.efh­ brin a covered dish a nd their g rairborn were weekend gu e,sl s of Swan, Ad a Bisse l l and Violet the airport. Mn. Cummings, • Who odJst Church will Bu!h �'. "Bramble �eel at the own drin k as wel l as table service. her parents, Mr. inti Mrs. Frank Milho aneurno it01H obuUUCok- 1 lives at Bl n,:hamton1 New York, church in Middlepor t Wed neaday ArEthel Resolutions, l houn. Mi pla ns to visit with Ole ,Pick.ens' I In case of rain they will meet Stewart Not OP41:n Wtcln�l!Y at 7:30 p. m. The eomml11ion in­ at the church. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kautz s pent bau gh. Kathleen Ward and Gay­ a nd other relatives for about·- ten clude. Mr,. Jack BechUe, chair­ THURSDAY tnd Fl!IDAY the weekend in Columbu s wi t h nell Clark. Piani,ts, Lillian Coko­ days. man, M� J'.arl Knllhl, Miu Frie­ e Hilda and r assist• nough Slile!i, "BABETl'E GOFJI Guest of Mr. and · Mrs. 6rl n da daughter - I n-law lhcir son and faehnle, Mr. iqd Mr■. nniversury A Celebri,te E. 1 d nl n Charles a captai Hensley Smith H TO WAR" . . 1 d is his sisteP, 'M1s. Aula El•• YO\J(III:, lfJ11 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kautz an Stewart Frank Mrs. and Mr. Sa n dra 8�w lngto n ,• (Teclmlcolo<)' family. Visiting SundRy ifternoon Fl a,g Bur�rs, Audrey Koehler and e n nerher of Maratboll, Fla. , Re­ D1vfd K()f:lkrl&: ht i1'4 Robert Har'. celebrated their :s1si wedding an ­ Milam . Charr19i cently the Smltha ,111n d their cunt Ja�tll Bsrdot Brigitte with the Kautzs were Mr. and r> elores ------rl1. niversary with a family di nner 1 visited Jn Wilmingt on with their SUN.. MON,. TUii. §{rs. Joe Kautz and daughter Judy home their at day n Su Minersin :c: ne phew, Dr. Joh n K. WiJHam and JULY 24-!n6 or we,ter,ille. � ,c -w --TO , 1� N • ville. DN S DAY I ' "!'ALL STOllY'' . raml.,ly, a. nd in South Charle'!IW!l ' · Mr. and Mrs . .Joh n Dlnhman or The WSCS of MlnerSYiUe Me­ Prese nt were Mr. and Mrs. Ash­ W. Va., with Mr. an d Mt!I, Charle� Sm_it ha,ilJ, and . �, . and Mrs . ••, Jane Fonda-�tbtfoY,.Min, thodid Ch�rch will meet at the ton Sayre, Fairborn, Mr'. an d Kina:. 11.nd Jn , Columbus with Rll!'V. Not Recommendec},t« HNcks of Orrville were weekend f S�rlttlse Part Wedne1d ay for a Mra. Antone Lucke of Pomeroy and Mrs. Ira T. µay. of Teen ers ' J� �llen·I , '""" or Mr. ,nd Mrs. Lewi, Parente p1cnlc d/nmt! at noo n. hosts. the and Harris, Mi nersville. Mr.. an d Mrs. Wendell Bunce and The U aein e PTA will hold an Weeken d guest.s of Mr. and dau(hter, S2ufdy, lert Sunday IQ,r and crram record ic social hop e Mrs. H. D. Cunnin g ham, Union a val!aUon at 'Vlra:i n la Beach. While Avenu e were their 11on-ln-lllw and Saturday, Ju l y 23. they are aw11y .their oth1fr children, T he ice cream .'lOclal will bc�in thi ughter, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Fred Ba rK•thy and John. will visit in Ports­ the n o held be will and m. p. 6 al teh and dau�hter, Judy, Youn�&Racine Grade mouth wltl'I · relatlvu. town and Tony Sebrack of Cin- � rn unds of the . Schoo 8 At . l. p m. the outdoor re dtm 11 ti. Carol Bachtel. Pauline Zl!rlde, hop and will ll w rord also begin Iiiey of Hoyt G Mr. and Mrs. J J a net Baker and Carla Sue GJhn ore. . . North Charl.cston, S. C., Mrs. J, he held on the ,chool a:round11 visited a t Sll m.P M'rowliF\d Sunda)' , te ll . S 1-: . \Vht tc and dau;htcr, Carolyn l,eo, B ll'vlllnf ,"I fft!' mH r with CarOI s brOtlier iBu.tth , • , ., · , of Columbus, Mr , and Mrs. J01!� 1c...-emonlcs and there will be danc., , I . ' Mrs, Paul Bon nell . .and cfilldfen : Phone WY-{2f1Y Arnott of Racine and Mrs. Adel- clfnlest&. P_roceeds will go toward hert Lee of Syracuse were Sun- tho new piano recently purchased returned to Colu m bu t; after ,a POMEROY, 0. wee�'s vilit with her rnoU)er, Mr■. , E. MAIN STIIEET ch1y i;:uests of Mr. and Mrs. It D. for the grade sqhool . -----Rodney Downing. llr. Bon nell Cunningham. -- -came for hi, ramily Saturd�y: . TO PICNIC THURSDAY �'1:r. and Mrs. Glen Dou11:l as& ind The Philat)lea Society or the Middleport Church of Christ wlll 80ll11, Gary and Martin, of St. Al­ hav e their ramily picnic Thursday bana, W. Va., came last Wednesday evening al lhc park at 6 o ' elock. l · for a short vislt with Mr, a11d Mr s . - - ---- -- J Walter Hayes. Other recent vi111lt• Mr. aud Mrs. Jewell t'rost of ors wlth the Hayes' were M nd Colum bus were weekend ,:: uests Mrs. Jack Hk}'Cs and sons, Pl�·efon_ o f Mr. and Mrs. C.eorgc Logan or Mr,. Willia m ,Bradford returned 1 l _l l!mlock Grov(' and other rela- Friday •fter s ending the pir,t p LESS TRADE-IN t1vei. in th e area. I wePk in Columbus with bllr h M-e l inda and Suella Walter or a nd famlly, Mr .and Mrs. Liwre'�e n Tol edo are the gue■ts of their Bndford. ernnd parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. I Mfll. Grnie Asbury anti dauJ;::htMr, and Mn. Owl,::ht Cullums ers, Je nlc t and Mn. Ernestine Per• and so n lcfl Saturday for Clrc•c- ry and eon, who have been JMni:: ville where, th ey met Mr. and Mrs I n the Tc.wkabary pro perty . on , Charles Cullums and are on a North Third Avenue moved Friday v111'111ion trip to N l 11g11ra Falla to St. Albans, W. Va. · n d Can • da. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hovatter _ -- _ - --,,,====,,..-,,=�=""��,,,======================== • '.'.'._:lll��, _:� ' a nd dauith ter, Dreama, spen t the Reg. ,!.91 wHk end In Laurelville ·wtlh hia :Brilliant, lone wearing gloss ONl,Y mother a nd family, Mn. Mlldred llnbh, ltsta (or years, makes Folde n . Mr. F'olden 'a niece, Jeanne eleanln, eatler, takes re­ Hughes. returned with the Hov111t­ peated Wllhinp. ters lor a Yislt. WITH THIS AD Mr. 11 nd Mrs. C. D, Warner •nd WHITE 111d COLORS s�, Charle'- of Sault Sainte Marie, Michiga n . came laat ThundaY for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Honcti llc­ Elhin ny or Bradbury and )In. All Jen Ball of Chetler Road. . Mr. •nd Mrl. Lewi• Sauer and omi are on ""tlon at Vlralni1 t t l Picnk Supper Held At Bartel.a Home - - � ... ... . _... DANA HOFFMAN, JR• . PJ11ins. is marrled' has (our chll- sides in Rutland. Dana E. Hoffman Jr., from dren and resides in Pomeroy. Previous to his employment at Sporn t.'Q Ui p ment operator to unit fore' he �erved four years I n u. s. Army man. He was first em ployed in 1951 a.s a laborer and became a arlillery and In fantry units. Raymond J. Smith, from equip- coal handler. l ater a maintenance I ment operator to unf, foreman. He hel per and auxi l iary equipment o pwas first employed 1'- 1 951 as a la- erator, and was promoted lo equip- \1 borer and became auxiliary equip- ment o perator in August 1 953. 1-le , menl o perator In August 19!'H and 1 attended ')'uppers Plai ns Hl&h equi pment operator i n August school, served three years in the I 1953. He had served three years i n u. S. Navy, i s a member of the the U. S. Artny air fofCe, is a inem- A�erican Legion, mar�i ed, �as two \ ber or the America n Legion, mar- children 1.nd also resides m R,ut, rled, hu three children,- �d �f' land. Beginning Friday and carrying through Sunday. the lar­ gest g;,thering of youth in the out-of-doors ever seen in the Boy Scout movement will be held. It is the Jubilee cam poree to be held at the Gallia County Junior fairground s. There will be contests o[ scout skills. contests for lun, and then. Saturday evening ll camp fire for the public. Pare nts and friends or scooting will visit the camp, re• maining for the cam p firl! The cam poree end s at 2 Sunday afternoon. Saturday, the cuh as 11couts wRI he out-of-door s packs have their backyard jubilee programs. The cub scouts are invited lo end their activity visiting the camporee Saturday eveni ng and participating In the c�mporee parade, and -the camp fire. El;p,Jorera will be out in ll\llQ.- hers as they part icipate i n the Ex plorer Field day Saturday. Herc, the E.xploren plan their own events, based tt1ck and field events. They cloae their prognm wilh the camp fire al the cam• poree. This .same weekend scouts from the MGM di1triet are joining with over 50,000 other• from over the natio n at the ftOtb National Jam­ boree at Colondo Springs, Colo., while another IP'qup vltlta Phal­ mont Scout Ranch, • Cimarron, New Mexico and travela to the Jam.. boNle. Every ho, melDJNr of the Bo}' Scouts of America• will be In tbe out-of-dooh dutliat" tlM WNbbd. �• -· ·- ,.. ,,: ----- ------- i ; Iii' .., I 4 ' .,. II' • t": It � � .., .� ': ,. ,. • .. ,. 1 J,. i: •E.. � ,.... ..,.",.. ff • :::, � .•. � l ' EfflIef ----- l Cl""" D Miracle Man M ay Do � • Fo 1 a ts n r Un...,. P tM• l� iol'\al re\ i 1 e . at ll' a st !� r t ti,e moment, . The-y say only a m ri!rle . ran [ hnpl·� oi a !-.ao I· ranc lSlO comerrvive the> Sall Franc isro Giants bark. Mari('hal . had a perfect but (}('-rhaps that's the tw�t wa)· g;1 1 m• for i; I ::I inmni:s and, a no hi! lt>r until p i nch-hiller Ua,yton to dl:'srnbe Juan Maritha\. A Class D p itcher only two I L.Jalr)' mple s1 11�led <'le a nly w ith , .,.,- u uut m t lw c< 1�h 1 h y ears ago ind broughl up fr.,m . , Tacom11 of the Pae1f1r ('oast Th.ii liluw spoiled Mancha! a · League just bdort' lhr A l l St ar 111d 1 ,, 111<11\'h BulJ Jlu!loman s feat b•e a k th" 2' ...-ear-old fa!>\ !rnlln I of l llld11 11·•"' a no-hilt er In his first • · t tu.'� Dom ' J i n iean ' ·H1•p11bllt maJnr l l•a�11e a p pearan{' f' for th"' from · gave t he Giants a shot 111 lhr St. L,,uis Brown! in \ 953. Bu_t it arm Tueid ay n ight with om· of d 1 d n·1 huthcr Marn:hal who retired t h e must astnn1sh111t: dt'huts m l lw f inul hatlf•r i n !he c [� hth :ind 1 hr11 p1tl" hed � perfect 11111th hig ]('sgur hist,,ry , "' I r 1 kr ' iu t t o wrap up the win. All M arn · ·I 1 0 1 <1 u 1 "a"' Dod @ri Belt Piret•• 12 ha1 \ l'r$ nn!,l p 1 l c-h ,l O!lf' hill(•� Mn w,1 uk 1•1• Bra\"l'S run e l o i,:1vc th1• t , i a n i � ,1 2 0 vH t on I Th . , s t rra k to si x games 1 0\"1•r th(' l'hil;id clph 1 ;1 ! ' h il \ i,--:, a n d �� 4,r isi "n over the st . l lw Los Angeles � ! J lardmals. I "(H [ l i ,!lgPrs u i pp, · d t h l' firs1-pla1T · \ l ' i t t �burgh l'irales , 5-4, and the By Unitl!d Pren 1nter n 11tion.t l ( ' rn rn i n a t i He d i,; d e fe ated the C hi NATIONAL LEA G UE l·n� o c ubs . 4- 1 i ll other Nat W nal W L P ct. GB I Lu gue iames. 51 :J4 .600 Pittsburgh The New York Yankee& ra.lli.00 M 1 lw;i u lwe 48 :J4 .585 1 1 � for five run1 in the- ninth lnJtlng Lo.� Angelc-s 44 3D .53U 6 l o beat the Clne,laiicl lnd�an,, 18·· 4!\ 40 .!\:!A 6 SI . l .nui1 J 1 . and l'etal n their two•"IIM San Frniicisco 4:! -Il l ;, 1 :.1 i 1/z l aa tl. the t :hi ca"o White Sox b1•a1 ('ilH'llllntti :rn 44 .470 1 1 lhe Ho11ton Red Sm., 6- 0. Pedro Plnh•r1, ,1 11ttia 34 51 .41l0 17 Hamos' one-hitter aave the Wa �t\:m :'il :nu l !l Chieago ington Senators a �-U vidury over Tu uday•, N ight RHvlts the Dctrolt Ti"crR, and lhe Bal · Clncln�ti 4 Chic.1 1o 1 tlmore Oriole• scored a 10-inrllng, 1 �lwHIIIIH 9 St. Loul, 5 9.3 win over the Kansas City Loa An9elH S Pltt1burgh 4 Athlc1 ics in Anwr1c11n League S� Frandsco 2 Philadelphl■ 0 l ion. WednMd1y'� Pr,ob1bla Pitchus Marll'hal, al'qllired hy thr Phil•delphi1 at San Fnnci1co- r.iant: for a mere WK) bonus, gut Grffn 1-l n Jon .. 1 1 -9. th e run he needed' when J in1 P'ltt1�r1h d Lo, P l'lgfl lH t N ) l l11 venport 11inQ:led home Orlando -Haddix 6-S vt WIiiiam, 9-2. Ct>pl!d 1t i n th e He('ond inni ng. St. Loul1 at Mllw1ukH \HI- W ill ir K irkland i>:inglrc! home Brotllo 10·4 n Spehn 9-6 W i l l ie May� with tht> other San Chlc•eo ,■t C lncinn■ U 2 , t wi , J,'r11n <• 1 1wo t Ally in !h t• f1ffh. -. _____ nlght-8,ew@r 0-0 ■nd Hobble 1-1 1 er C■rdw■II 4-8 "ti Newcombe �--� , ' ,.�JH �_,,. ,,I t" 3-6 and Hoo� 7-8 Thur1d.ty'1 G1mH Meigs Mason Chicago ■t C l11tinn1tl \ St. Loul, ■t Mllw•ukee Philadelphl,1 d San Fr1nciKo Plttlbur9h at Lo, An1elH {N ) Coming Even ts AMIRICAN LEAGU E w L Pct. GB �· ,_,tifffl>-.,n..<ae: ,w••� Todoy 48 :13 .M:t New York Pomeroy Bend 48 :\7 .56!5 2 Chiug,o .G range WI· 1 1 ClrvPland 4 5 :t7 _:-,19 !P.'t I m r.et ln regular sesN wn , I , D .A •V • 1 1 � 11, W('dnc11d .iy, Ju 1 y 20 . a11 mem .> 4 C;iltimorc 48 ➔ I .,1'"0 l w rs arc requc1Jtc d lo be p re�en t . a 4 9 l)i•troll 0 4 1 .4 4 W on;hipfll\ Master Thomas W. W 11shlogto11 40 4 1 .4•4 8 lluwen 1111ll•JU!H'f'II lhul Pomeroy 33 50 . 398 1 6 Dostnn 30 52 .:um 1 1:J I-':.! Lod�c No. 1 64 FiiAM wil l lrnl<l a Ka nsas c ' i 1 )' �p1•f'i11l met•t m� W1•rhH•s.Juy, July TvHday', Night Re1ulh , 20 ,ii 7 :10 p m TlwH' w 111 hc work Nlw York 13 Clevalei,d 1 1 , Ill Llw lh1rcl di·�rf'I' fo 11 ow1>l1 wt\ h W■ah' t 5 0.trolt O : r1•fr1•sh1_ 1wnls. All Masl(•r Ma sons Chic;;.• :" Baston O , , I , 0 Bilthrtiore 9 K an HI C ity 3 1 n u1'1! 111v1tcd lo :il lt> nd. Jul� , 22 . , Wedn♦1d1y'1 Prob.able Pltch•n The> -Sal1•m .Ci n1er_ Girl ond Washington at Detroit-Woode Doy Sl'ou1M I hic; • 3•111,• VI Bunn Int .._... . are having 11 11 Ice _ B ,.n •t CMc■10 ( N J-Mon- {' r ('Um .'illl"lal (l l lh4• H(' hool h � use bou:.tto N vs Kemmerer S., or� ,Jtr icl a}' . aft ernoon and_ evening, Denov•n 4-1 1 July 22' id. l lonw nrn1te 1cc> tr eam, aaltlmore •• Kinu, C ity ( N ) I ("a k e , r,11\ hot tlul.(�, bak«'d beans, p o tato sala d , pop an d l'Ofree will -l'•pp■• l-6 v• Herbert 3-1 0, , , N1w York at Cl■vel1n d (N }- he H�r_v_e d. , WSt S nf the L<>l,1rt falls Mc-1hoDltmar 7-6 "' Boll 9.7 d i�t L ' hurrh an11u;1\ p1rnk at ll p. Thund.ay't Gemes m . . nl home or Mr. and �trs. Jltorl w■,hlneton ■t Detroit \ G ri mm. _ All n w,mhl•rs 1 rw1ted. Mrs. Only i•me 1eh♦dulid - John I ILIJ, 11n•�1ck111 July 13 Tht' Radue !'TA iH i;pon�nrlng 1ul ice trcinn Hol'lul and nil·urd hop Ill ltHcinl' Grode Sdio1il at 6 p. Ill. 1 July 24 . I The Ziun C ' l111rrh of Christ un 1 ht• l 'onu'roy - 1l111'ri!mnville Ro11d, will havl' 11 hymn i;lng et 2 p. m. feuluring i''r1•elond Norris and the 1 Suni;t! 1-'our, rlortn<·o At.lams, Maril\'IL l'owoll, Anna King end Nur­ l r;s, nncl 1 ho Hadne Barbershop (J1rnrlcl, Ji•on ll.lym1111, Dall llay1 m:m, <lib l lltrl u n cl Hoh ll<j rt. Middleport MclUH county ruxhun\ors Asso­ rl11tlon Shoolin1-: Makh of Ruhl Knohs, s\,11rling a! l p. m. Thf're w i l l he l'hll'kenR. h11m11 ant.I b11• l'Ol\8. Jul y 26 I Tlw Syracuse 'fhird W ednesday 1 lh'lnU.! Demondrnlirm Cluh meet· In,: has been po11tpo11ed from Wcdne11day July 20 to Wednesday July 26 al '1 p.m. It will be then nl the home of Mrs. Jeul11 Cat• ! trill , fWU!l G11rland will be speak­ . er en ''Flower Arranging". Skating Party at St.11n1bury Park, Mid d leport for Youth , ol Mel«• Cuuuty d1m·che1 of Chi"let, 4 p, m. ,.. to e:t� p. m. Juty 2t The an nual plcn'4: o[ the K of P's tuH:I tho 5>ylh1-n Sl1ter1 of [ .;... . - - ·· - --,--· · Lo•uly '' c· .I.H.....IJ)OSSihle 1 '1 I I I I I �\�� : \7 11 ar- ,,' . J' I1 I I ' e· i ,,••. '.." ii ; GROND"" BE EF SLICED BAC O N BOLOGNA BREASTS WINGS . ""'�-�llrr ......., TRAY PACK . ' r-~ · ! t ·'II;• · ·· · CRRken Wl�sts· ;_ b. e e ,- OIi TIie Brl&hffl , Comer In LEPOR11' ... . Il_ .· ,· , M.l DD.;. '"°:.. ;;:;;, �.-1, ;_ ,," ... 'I"_��• � -_ • , ���If �ln)olpbere . . , _ '.• e . ,• 12 n. S W I F T N I N .G I •• FRESH ■ • • M IRAC L E W H IP • • • • • . 'P O RK ': & ,B EA N'S • • • • • KITC KE N T GW E LS • • • MA R G A R IN E • • • • • 2 4 -5. Klffnex 3c off pkg. Large roll Parlcay 2, oH _ 1-lb. pkg k1tlt EVANS · ANGEL FOOD FRESH FRYERS- ■-lilly �red ltr "''°' ., �'°'""I . . . . .,u, . . . •..., Noclc, ,..,;i , Ion., WI.. Tip ft Olltltt, ,.,..lnl, : Rig; 35c n,. __.__ COOKill . . . . QAIIY TO IAT, 9-1 1:1.11S. ··-··-- 45c HAM ac. ' Bimtleu, Sklnl_. • , • • ,, ,i y Sllclpl; ' : ,· • f. ' ' vou 1uy·\ . $9 OR MORI • No. 6 Scoop IIChial lflli ' \ '. .. 69c ,. ,-> . F 0 I . �,s..:..., . . .. - t, ,. ' '•. . :· '., ' ,. . ,.. ' . ·;. :,,'( . '\:.J, . ....,, ..,.._,.,.._ • :,_ ."" •- , f ··-;- - • > • • • • • •• • �·- - -� • • • 8" ·Heavy, l a r n h li p:oot metal, b I a·c k handle ,,,-scoop wllh holo fot . hon;lnil on h�ridr . ... . -- . rack. . -..:.;:;.� • . ·' 4 't ., ,. ,, I . . l -',, ...� .,.. ·.. ... can •• • ,.......e�.... ' • '. Von c..,.,o-Tondaronl with INf sale ! 14 11,, A... "· ,, ' :· .., DIN NE RS AU: '"" �-- ." %,\ , ...... · ..,;..·:n . . 100I • h;• ,!<1•- ., -; . ,, 12 OL ' pkg. iJO<! � -�,.. i.,, •, ·i' ,, i, 1 :.. "' .� Crlop - Groltl PEPPERS ·__ -.-.. :-.· . • 4 ./ ,· • ·,. i .. . . .� •; .. :- � \ ,: '. ' French· Fries . 5 9· PIWIURY'I IUT c 9 4 • ----CANTALOUPES --:;.•,-- 3�9tc Vino Rlponod • .. · ·◄ ' 2 � 2 9.• lleof .wlth - S­ Chlck.., wllh llocullo ; lH EA D LE TT UC E, C ··•·..-.·.­ � :e . � fro z en m e a l s - fo r WGRTI Of 111111111111, IT IIY HI Tlill, YDI UI 11,1 TIIII IDDDP , POI D� . . , . ...... . .,,1 , �. ' ,m • . . .. . C good ? J W AT ER ME LO NS , '·. so Rod ripe, , i-- • • Campbell's TOMATO ·::: y ! · · lollcl - eritp - T..... ""' ' Ohio TrellUre the memorle■ of flm· ii>' htpplneu - - - · · - - - - · - - and happtneu . eJw,iyt. cornea when the ram.Ur e.ita out. • WoQderflll food •su fb'�lce' • , j -- 12 .:�. BltOth-4 portion• � I , .1 ·· ___.....'. 651 SEE IT AT Baker Furniture Booth--4 portiot1• CjQD - · ,, PLANTATION ITYLI lloaulllul ()rpa Muole U n1urpo11ed Cool• int 'Copocity For lh Slr:e .. Lb. ;, . .. . ' . . "ii, ",' ., ;:. ·. : ..· '• • ' -: 'SO fr e 5 h Broasted Chicken e2s" • No. ½ F�turlng • • • e oN E 11. P. 13 1/, " llF.IGIIT WIDTH 111/, " DEPTH Lb. jar 0fMn 6 AM to 10 PM O.llr Specifications e 230 VOi.TS • o., """' .._,, ..11� ·. cut.UP fRYER pjtrs: BELTSVILLE Qlllrf RESTA U RANT Z 18 E. Main SI. • · �, ,_... · s;_ • ••-• ind thrift ,,... I� -�M•.,., · . . . h . ., • , i, turbJt . . ...,,�•,·. · k ..... ie 11W ..,_.,._,. , T, of �- . �i..d ........ lulY �•..... , , , , ... ltr NIM�,, to,_ tN . . . . COfflll Nnl �•;• .1 . , Ht 3 �·. · I ,•.. ·, , 4• Ov•n-R•1dy 5 lo 7 lb. avg. lb. 49c • - • ,. • . .. • • ,. lb. 19c BREADED HADDOCK 49c BREADED SOLE ,.,. 5 9 C ., ..• .. . •.. . ... . . ., -. STAR KIST Circle's Pomeroy • •- . Lb EVANS FF BRAND FRYER .PARTS • - - - lb. 59c LEGS & TH IGHS • �e ,.._ _. -- $2 1 9.00 • .• ■ ■ Swift's Premium-AU Meat-By The PJeee ' ■ ■ Swift's "Toppy"-LNn, mild, 1ugar curec:11 . • e,.... ,.. ,.v, ....,.... C .. I I I PRICE U ,11 CUT.UI' I ' 4, If;, ' t '. '.\, . ,I I ' • Ill 8atfen SIMI 18 · ' I I ' -' \ i SMITH CLOTHING ••· �= , 1· lllO ---- 1 I Now Going Onl ft.-. -� I & SAlE I tii.- I JULY (lEARANCE Move F�om Pl. Pl�ant Iii., :t ..-.� ��·!!....., .,\"!'I. p .,·- ., ' I -•• s In K r:n11UI I •• 0, · I -� I ) I � ( _,..._,, � \ - -S:-;-1,AN Dally S.nUnel. Pomeroy-Hlddleport, 0, July 20, HOlI ER HOSP I TAL Cl,eesebrews Plan. To A.fHtual Picnic Held Mrul-OllS, Jul)' 18: �- Ed: The annual picnic" of lhe Forest All C •Fl� Mh. Jad eo.rr.Jan yger pen Ci "'r ' w1 · ns i n t have moved from Pl. Ple... t to e 18 ;::t �;: Ad��:� �,a rt� ::::: A����d 'i.���.r:�� brew 1n 4 cu,e· Mn , ceo,.. Ken,, ...... Middleport, .... pl ••···· lo go to ::�da� !:O:!��ey�:�:e. 1 ba�=�� an •P.-rt.JRenr.. on �ncola. 1 0dinne, w.. ,.,... ,, noon to •P· M.lddltport. �'?lrs. Cole1qu ... n,.. a en at ors e th T·oumey Ov er e 1 01 turned t,ome lfPlll the · lfOl­ t:�J:���1/�act::. �r� �;!:; ;r:t:t���d t� '!i��'.:n'!::1 ���: :i�� :!�\n j�-,-l�u�i�1� 1:: :r: pital with hfr da. WY Bob Emler pitch ed 5- h l l ball and no- hitt e r I n the fifth wh en B rown J Rafrerty, M1ddle?<)rt; Mrs Gail Conventio n or th� Ameri_e� n Le• ' ternoon. I Kay. They h.aVc a='1 er df'lia h· his rnatPs clubbet.l uut \ I h i ts m- doubl ed . Mi).ler, M 1ddlepon, }t rs. W i l gion and the Lldlff Aw:1ilary. ter, Kath;i,. eluding lhree hom e rs in tht> Pr, m· Tu nigb.t· Mason C\lb5 vt, � h- f · m ,SJ�,:r1 Mtddle'P(lrt. ___,, . u g will be Tbe_ L ion d crer :s ' 1 0..f. v i l" lory o ,· cr the ir e Redle:Eis: sosn er.v llle M ((O�vs ; · O�ar,1es • J i.ib 18: Norman r , �-�a�t�is" Senaton, top team or l'omeroy f'irat•J "Jd· Ne'tll� en ae -..,� llusseQ, 1'tlle, Mrs. .Leo I h eId l n �:e ne:!.M. G UI L D TO MEET : - e':n!rt.t builddownriver Little League com- r arde Y8. 'Fi�her De'Partmeire . i t urhlW, ·· 11rs . lte;l>h e n Jentln1, !ng and the �u)l:lliary w1l1 meet as c . :kNJ: 512 . .10 e� l11on i n the open i ng round of ,Dodger9 ���::n��� j�: win �� ��;:�, s.�t,si!5Bester. )..',ICY Jo A4af05• m -3,;e c§Tn ��.a-h Sc\�l. eese . ' whO · I d el e. of th'; Federated Church W edrfes�h e Se�olld Annua l K)' gN C reelc S enaton. 200 -�-- 4 arg11 J(n&pp, D114ge Jefler sh1\0 n• " g ar� Emt"er and ,t) lehl. R oihli' a nd ftle 11J[dki ff, Jeffrey Sa ndridg e . gate from Drew Web!iler P oat day, July 27. Those atle nd tn I• ittle Le ague tuurnament l ast I mg ht . Stev n Howud ' Mrs. Leste r Adki ns w ill serve on the Slate Resolu- laked to bring a towel a nd was Cr adOl,lc k . The Du<l�ers adv.l� cet.1 Lo med Sy n.L· use Wr 1.. ,&aL 000 lZ0---3 and �niant, M rs . Marli" · ff�hes and ' Wlu Co8:1.IJlW�. °'6------4 infanl . �· ·\ . l he Pt P leasant lled 3 Me11 t team Tl &en OthtO � • V . 000 . •n d s•-•s· h ter to �, 111_jl ti. •n11 . July 18 - '·"�-\!: �a ,., turday mght· Red M� Owe n11 and Cunc!lff. Prlddy • . a8-ts d•owne d h s . Edw11 r d :: U��tte, c t in , Mr. l:!:Dd M G · elf N'll)f � Clifton-West Columbia 2 r re en J .. · . •, ,., , � Midaleport. second game. _____ r: - :. , .�, r . ___ 1 ,.. ;,.· Ftitt,Y•Jlenn,tt �-[ I n l h t' tn 1_ra gam e 186{ mght �he .' IUfLD NIW t..'Aw.1 Wlm Game (; all ipol1� Tigers u pe n ded t he Syr; A-.l-nou QIK:: LONDON UPI-A new Russia n a (•t, �e Giants 4-3. rum m g O wen � 12.;7 Over Tlsffl baby car will a;o int o production r, Y � . -- --, O'1 . 0-lffllftl . atnily � Jlm Anderson wH the wlanl n g before the e nd of the year, with . ! he M iddleport Lodge _ will bf k r J�ll in a Uttlr hel tl July 29th at the Middleport pl her or the .llield ca me l■■t evt nl n g lr!insmiuion and a top speed of Pta_i Sorority Will road!ide park. The aUair _ w ill be Le■lu� f;!rn■kt·UP Ti geH I� �t Pomeroy 48 m. p. h . The Sovie� -newa a11en- ffJd1v eveni� • .1t ·t# Elbef th over po1luck a nd _e ach famllr IS as� ed 10 bri�g _ t he i� own tab e service. le■1ue, 12-7. Don kipper WII the CY Ta!S announced t� . J)roductlon f�rm at Tu:rra '1t,I. 1t . . i - � ···�-J plans (or the · Zaporozhets car &lmbl!r1 a Jll1!' The pirnic win_� held a t 6 p.m loser. k ••rlf oorne Ni to e \ a it PreDIW et i ll v o S . sda Tu hitters Jet aU led stew•rt �.t!!,V y lludv M4 enan d all the fa_mih e� of the K _ of P , _OUJ Wilh f�ur for four . .P'r■nk Krautter Khrushchev went for• ii.· trhal ride Joy_ lll'im�, _ I and t he Pythian SiSie rs are m vit� , actMtlel lf ;t.MJ, .· . · , nda o ·_ )!$ M & one in . _c__ ___ y wo__ tor WH two_ · o( the II.era _t_ ::,::;::�:.:.._:..:_: ____:,.,.,, ed to- come. �QJ ( NJ,! T I I iS&£f. • F -) -· , Z--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., July 20, 1 960 I �• -· ·- ,.. ,,: ----- ------- i ; Iii' .., I 4 ' .,. II' • t": It � � .., .� ': ,. ,. • .. ,. 1 J,. i: •E.. � ,.... ..,.",.. ff • :::, � .•. � l ' EfflIef ----- l Cl""" D Miracle Man M ay Do � • Fo 1 a ts n r Un...,. P tM• l� iol'\al re\ i 1 e . at ll' a st !� r t ti,e moment, . The-y say only a m ri!rle . ran [ hnpl·� oi a !-.ao I· ranc lSlO comerrvive the> Sall Franc isro Giants bark. Mari('hal . had a perfect but (}('-rhaps that's the tw�t wa)· g;1 1 m• for i; I ::I inmni:s and, a no hi! lt>r until p i nch-hiller Ua,yton to dl:'srnbe Juan Maritha\. A Class D p itcher only two I L.Jalr)' mple s1 11�led <'le a nly w ith , .,.,- u uut m t lw c< 1�h 1 h y ears ago ind broughl up fr.,m . , Tacom11 of the Pae1f1r ('oast Th.ii liluw spoiled Mancha! a · League just bdort' lhr A l l St ar 111d 1 ,, 111<11\'h BulJ Jlu!loman s feat b•e a k th" 2' ...-ear-old fa!>\ !rnlln I of l llld11 11·•"' a no-hilt er In his first • · t tu.'� Dom ' J i n iean ' ·H1•p11bllt maJnr l l•a�11e a p pearan{' f' for th"' from · gave t he Giants a shot 111 lhr St. L,,uis Brown! in \ 953. Bu_t it arm Tueid ay n ight with om· of d 1 d n·1 huthcr Marn:hal who retired t h e must astnn1sh111t: dt'huts m l lw f inul hatlf•r i n !he c [� hth :ind 1 hr11 p1tl" hed � perfect 11111th hig ]('sgur hist,,ry , "' I r 1 kr ' iu t t o wrap up the win. All M arn · ·I 1 0 1 <1 u 1 "a"' Dod @ri Belt Piret•• 12 ha1 \ l'r$ nn!,l p 1 l c-h ,l O!lf' hill(•� Mn w,1 uk 1•1• Bra\"l'S run e l o i,:1vc th1• t , i a n i � ,1 2 0 vH t on I Th . , s t rra k to si x games 1 0\"1•r th(' l'hil;id clph 1 ;1 ! ' h il \ i,--:, a n d �� 4,r isi "n over the st . l lw Los Angeles � ! J lardmals. I "(H [ l i ,!lgPrs u i pp, · d t h l' firs1-pla1T · \ l ' i t t �burgh l'irales , 5-4, and the By Unitl!d Pren 1nter n 11tion.t l ( ' rn rn i n a t i He d i,; d e fe ated the C hi NATIONAL LEA G UE l·n� o c ubs . 4- 1 i ll other Nat W nal W L P ct. GB I Lu gue iames. 51 :J4 .600 Pittsburgh The New York Yankee& ra.lli.00 M 1 lw;i u lwe 48 :J4 .585 1 1 � for five run1 in the- ninth lnJtlng Lo.� Angelc-s 44 3D .53U 6 l o beat the Clne,laiicl lnd�an,, 18·· 4!\ 40 .!\:!A 6 SI . l .nui1 J 1 . and l'etal n their two•"IIM San Frniicisco 4:! -Il l ;, 1 :.1 i 1/z l aa tl. the t :hi ca"o White Sox b1•a1 ('ilH'llllntti :rn 44 .470 1 1 lhe Ho11ton Red Sm., 6- 0. Pedro Plnh•r1, ,1 11ttia 34 51 .41l0 17 Hamos' one-hitter aave the Wa �t\:m :'il :nu l !l Chieago ington Senators a �-U vidury over Tu uday•, N ight RHvlts the Dctrolt Ti"crR, and lhe Bal · Clncln�ti 4 Chic.1 1o 1 tlmore Oriole• scored a 10-inrllng, 1 �lwHIIIIH 9 St. Loul, 5 9.3 win over the Kansas City Loa An9elH S Pltt1burgh 4 Athlc1 ics in Anwr1c11n League S� Frandsco 2 Philadelphl■ 0 l ion. WednMd1y'� Pr,ob1bla Pitchus Marll'hal, al'qllired hy thr Phil•delphi1 at San Fnnci1co- r.iant: for a mere WK) bonus, gut Grffn 1-l n Jon .. 1 1 -9. th e run he needed' when J in1 P'ltt1�r1h d Lo, P l'lgfl lH t N ) l l11 venport 11inQ:led home Orlando -Haddix 6-S vt WIiiiam, 9-2. Ct>pl!d 1t i n th e He('ond inni ng. St. Loul1 at Mllw1ukH \HI- W ill ir K irkland i>:inglrc! home Brotllo 10·4 n Spehn 9-6 W i l l ie May� with tht> other San Chlc•eo ,■t C lncinn■ U 2 , t wi , J,'r11n <• 1 1wo t Ally in !h t• f1ffh. -. _____ nlght-8,ew@r 0-0 ■nd Hobble 1-1 1 er C■rdw■II 4-8 "ti Newcombe �--� , ' ,.�JH �_,,. ,,I t" 3-6 and Hoo� 7-8 Thur1d.ty'1 G1mH Meigs Mason Chicago ■t C l11tinn1tl \ St. Loul, ■t Mllw•ukee Philadelphl,1 d San Fr1nciKo Plttlbur9h at Lo, An1elH {N ) Coming Even ts AMIRICAN LEAGU E w L Pct. GB �· ,_,tifffl>-.,n..<ae: ,w••� Todoy 48 :13 .M:t New York Pomeroy Bend 48 :\7 .56!5 2 Chiug,o .G range WI· 1 1 ClrvPland 4 5 :t7 _:-,19 !P.'t I m r.et ln regular sesN wn , I , D .A •V • 1 1 � 11, W('dnc11d .iy, Ju 1 y 20 . a11 mem .> 4 C;iltimorc 48 ➔ I .,1'"0 l w rs arc requc1Jtc d lo be p re�en t . a 4 9 l)i•troll 0 4 1 .4 4 W on;hipfll\ Master Thomas W. W 11shlogto11 40 4 1 .4•4 8 lluwen 1111ll•JU!H'f'II lhul Pomeroy 33 50 . 398 1 6 Dostnn 30 52 .:um 1 1:J I-':.! Lod�c No. 1 64 FiiAM wil l lrnl<l a Ka nsas c ' i 1 )' �p1•f'i11l met•t m� W1•rhH•s.Juy, July TvHday', Night Re1ulh , 20 ,ii 7 :10 p m TlwH' w 111 hc work Nlw York 13 Clevalei,d 1 1 , Ill Llw lh1rcl di·�rf'I' fo 11 ow1>l1 wt\ h W■ah' t 5 0.trolt O : r1•fr1•sh1_ 1wnls. All Masl(•r Ma sons Chic;;.• :" Baston O , , I , 0 Bilthrtiore 9 K an HI C ity 3 1 n u1'1! 111v1tcd lo :il lt> nd. Jul� , 22 . , Wedn♦1d1y'1 Prob.able Pltch•n The> -Sal1•m .Ci n1er_ Girl ond Washington at Detroit-Woode Doy Sl'ou1M I hic; • 3•111,• VI Bunn Int .._... . are having 11 11 Ice _ B ,.n •t CMc■10 ( N J-Mon- {' r ('Um .'illl"lal (l l lh4• H(' hool h � use bou:.tto N vs Kemmerer S., or� ,Jtr icl a}' . aft ernoon and_ evening, Denov•n 4-1 1 July 22' id. l lonw nrn1te 1cc> tr eam, aaltlmore •• Kinu, C ity ( N ) I ("a k e , r,11\ hot tlul.(�, bak«'d beans, p o tato sala d , pop an d l'Ofree will -l'•pp■• l-6 v• Herbert 3-1 0, , , N1w York at Cl■vel1n d (N }- he H�r_v_e d. , WSt S nf the L<>l,1rt falls Mc-1hoDltmar 7-6 "' Boll 9.7 d i�t L ' hurrh an11u;1\ p1rnk at ll p. Thund.ay't Gemes m . . nl home or Mr. and �trs. Jltorl w■,hlneton ■t Detroit \ G ri mm. _ All n w,mhl•rs 1 rw1ted. Mrs. Only i•me 1eh♦dulid - John I ILIJ, 11n•�1ck111 July 13 Tht' Radue !'TA iH i;pon�nrlng 1ul ice trcinn Hol'lul and nil·urd hop Ill ltHcinl' Grode Sdio1il at 6 p. Ill. 1 July 24 . I The Ziun C ' l111rrh of Christ un 1 ht• l 'onu'roy - 1l111'ri!mnville Ro11d, will havl' 11 hymn i;lng et 2 p. m. feuluring i''r1•elond Norris and the 1 Suni;t! 1-'our, rlortn<·o At.lams, Maril\'IL l'owoll, Anna King end Nur­ l r;s, nncl 1 ho Hadne Barbershop (J1rnrlcl, Ji•on ll.lym1111, Dall llay1 m:m, <lib l lltrl u n cl Hoh ll<j rt. Middleport MclUH county ruxhun\ors Asso­ rl11tlon Shoolin1-: Makh of Ruhl Knohs, s\,11rling a! l p. m. Thf're w i l l he l'hll'kenR. h11m11 ant.I b11• l'Ol\8. Jul y 26 I Tlw Syracuse 'fhird W ednesday 1 lh'lnU.! Demondrnlirm Cluh meet· In,: has been po11tpo11ed from Wcdne11day July 20 to Wednesday July 26 al '1 p.m. It will be then nl the home of Mrs. Jeul11 Cat• ! trill , fWU!l G11rland will be speak­ . er en ''Flower Arranging". Skating Party at St.11n1bury Park, Mid d leport for Youth , ol Mel«• Cuuuty d1m·che1 of Chi"let, 4 p, m. ,.. to e:t� p. m. Juty 2t The an nual plcn'4: o[ the K of P's tuH:I tho 5>ylh1-n Sl1ter1 of [ .;... . - - ·· - --,--· · Lo•uly '' c· .I.H.....IJ)OSSihle 1 '1 I I I I I �\�� : \7 11 ar- ,,' . J' I1 I I ' e· i ,,••. '.." ii ; GROND"" BE EF SLICED BAC O N BOLOGNA BREASTS WINGS . ""'�-�llrr ......., TRAY PACK . ' r-~ · ! t ·'II;• · ·· · CRRken Wl�sts· ;_ b. e e ,- OIi TIie Brl&hffl , Comer In LEPOR11' ... . Il_ .· ,· , M.l DD.;. '"°:.. ;;:;;, �.-1, ;_ ,," ... 'I"_��• � -_ • , ���If �ln)olpbere . . , _ '.• e . ,• 12 n. S W I F T N I N .G I •• FRESH ■ • • M IRAC L E W H IP • • • • • . 'P O RK ': & ,B EA N'S • • • • • KITC KE N T GW E LS • • • MA R G A R IN E • • • • • 2 4 -5. Klffnex 3c off pkg. Large roll Parlcay 2, oH _ 1-lb. pkg k1tlt EVANS · ANGEL FOOD FRESH FRYERS- ■-lilly �red ltr "''°' ., �'°'""I . . . . .,u, . . . •..., Noclc, ,..,;i , Ion., WI.. Tip ft Olltltt, ,.,..lnl, : Rig; 35c n,. __.__ COOKill . . . . QAIIY TO IAT, 9-1 1:1.11S. ··-··-- 45c HAM ac. ' Bimtleu, Sklnl_. • , • • ,, ,i y Sllclpl; ' : ,· • f. ' ' vou 1uy·\ . $9 OR MORI • No. 6 Scoop IIChial lflli ' \ '. .. 69c ,. ,-> . F 0 I . �,s..:..., . . .. - t, ,. ' '•. . :· '., ' ,. . ,.. ' . ·;. :,,'( . '\:.J, . ....,, ..,.._,.,.._ • :,_ ."" •- , f ··-;- - • > • • • • • •• • �·- - -� • • • 8" ·Heavy, l a r n h li p:oot metal, b I a·c k handle ,,,-scoop wllh holo fot . hon;lnil on h�ridr . ... . -- . rack. . -..:.;:;.� • . ·' 4 't ., ,. ,, I . . l -',, ...� .,.. ·.. ... can •• • ,.......e�.... ' • '. Von c..,.,o-Tondaronl with INf sale ! 14 11,, A... "· ,, ' :· .., DIN NE RS AU: '"" �-- ." %,\ , ...... · ..,;..·:n . . 100I • h;• ,!<1•- ., -; . ,, 12 OL ' pkg. iJO<! � -�,.. i.,, •, ·i' ,, i, 1 :.. "' .� Crlop - Groltl PEPPERS ·__ -.-.. :-.· . • 4 ./ ,· • ·,. i .. . . .� •; .. :- � \ ,: '. ' French· Fries . 5 9· PIWIURY'I IUT c 9 4 • ----CANTALOUPES --:;.•,-- 3�9tc Vino Rlponod • .. · ·◄ ' 2 � 2 9.• lleof .wlth - S­ Chlck.., wllh llocullo ; lH EA D LE TT UC E, C ··•·..-.·.­ � :e . � fro z en m e a l s - fo r WGRTI Of 111111111111, IT IIY HI Tlill, YDI UI 11,1 TIIII IDDDP , POI D� . . , . ...... . .,,1 , �. ' ,m • . . .. . C good ? J W AT ER ME LO NS , '·. so Rod ripe, , i-- • • Campbell's TOMATO ·::: y ! · · lollcl - eritp - T..... ""' ' Ohio TrellUre the memorle■ of flm· ii>' htpplneu - - - · · - - - - · - - and happtneu . eJw,iyt. cornea when the ram.Ur e.ita out. • WoQderflll food •su fb'�lce' • , j -- 12 .:�. BltOth-4 portion• � I , .1 ·· ___.....'. 651 SEE IT AT Baker Furniture Booth--4 portiot1• CjQD - · ,, PLANTATION ITYLI lloaulllul ()rpa Muole U n1urpo11ed Cool• int 'Copocity For lh Slr:e .. Lb. ;, . .. . ' . . "ii, ",' ., ;:. ·. : ..· '• • ' -: 'SO fr e 5 h Broasted Chicken e2s" • No. ½ F�turlng • • • e oN E 11. P. 13 1/, " llF.IGIIT WIDTH 111/, " DEPTH Lb. jar 0fMn 6 AM to 10 PM O.llr Specifications e 230 VOi.TS • o., """' .._,, ..11� ·. cut.UP fRYER pjtrs: BELTSVILLE Qlllrf RESTA U RANT Z 18 E. Main SI. • · �, ,_... · s;_ • ••-• ind thrift ,,... I� -�M•.,., · . . . h . ., • , i, turbJt . . ...,,�•,·. · k ..... ie 11W ..,_.,._,. , T, of �- . �i..d ........ lulY �•..... , , , , ... ltr NIM�,, to,_ tN . . . . COfflll Nnl �•;• .1 . , Ht 3 �·. · I ,•.. ·, , 4• Ov•n-R•1dy 5 lo 7 lb. avg. lb. 49c • - • ,. • . .. • • ,. lb. 19c BREADED HADDOCK 49c BREADED SOLE ,.,. 5 9 C ., ..• .. . •.. . ... . . ., -. STAR KIST Circle's Pomeroy • •- . Lb EVANS FF BRAND FRYER .PARTS • - - - lb. 59c LEGS & TH IGHS • �e ,.._ _. -- $2 1 9.00 • .• ■ ■ Swift's Premium-AU Meat-By The PJeee ' ■ ■ Swift's "Toppy"-LNn, mild, 1ugar curec:11 . • e,.... ,.. ,.v, ....,.... C .. I I I PRICE U ,11 CUT.UI' I ' 4, If;, ' t '. '.\, . ,I I ' • Ill 8atfen SIMI 18 · ' I I ' -' \ i SMITH CLOTHING ••· �= , 1· lllO ---- 1 I Now Going Onl ft.-. -� I & SAlE I tii.- I JULY (lEARANCE Move F�om Pl. Pl�ant Iii., :t ..-.� ��·!!....., .,\"!'I. p .,·- ., ' I -•• s In K r:n11UI I •• 0, · I -� I ) I � ( _,..._,, � \ - -S:-;-1,AN Dally S.nUnel. Pomeroy-Hlddleport, 0, July 20, HOlI ER HOSP I TAL Cl,eesebrews Plan. To A.fHtual Picnic Held Mrul-OllS, Jul)' 18: �- Ed: The annual picnic" of lhe Forest All C •Fl� Mh. Jad eo.rr.Jan yger pen Ci "'r ' w1 · ns i n t have moved from Pl. Ple... t to e 18 ;::t �;: Ad��:� �,a rt� ::::: A����d 'i.���.r:�� brew 1n 4 cu,e· Mn , ceo,.. Ken,, ...... Middleport, .... pl ••···· lo go to ::�da� !:O:!��ey�:�:e. 1 ba�=�� an •P.-rt.JRenr.. on �ncola. 1 0dinne, w.. ,.,... ,, noon to •P· M.lddltport. �'?lrs. Cole1qu ... n,.. a en at ors e th T·oumey Ov er e 1 01 turned t,ome lfPlll the · lfOl­ t:�J:���1/�act::. �r� �;!:; ;r:t:t���d t� '!i��'.:n'!::1 ���: :i�� :!�\n j�-,-l�u�i�1� 1:: :r: pital with hfr da. WY Bob Emler pitch ed 5- h l l ball and no- hitt e r I n the fifth wh en B rown J Rafrerty, M1ddle?<)rt; Mrs Gail Conventio n or th� Ameri_e� n Le• ' ternoon. I Kay. They h.aVc a='1 er df'lia h· his rnatPs clubbet.l uut \ I h i ts m- doubl ed . Mi).ler, M 1ddlepon, }t rs. W i l gion and the Lldlff Aw:1ilary. ter, Kath;i,. eluding lhree hom e rs in tht> Pr, m· Tu nigb.t· Mason C\lb5 vt, � h- f · m ,SJ�,:r1 Mtddle'P(lrt. ___,, . u g will be Tbe_ L ion d crer :s ' 1 0..f. v i l" lory o ,· cr the ir e Redle:Eis: sosn er.v llle M ((O�vs ; · O�ar,1es • J i.ib 18: Norman r , �-�a�t�is" Senaton, top team or l'omeroy f'irat•J "Jd· Ne'tll� en ae -..,� llusseQ, 1'tlle, Mrs. .Leo I h eId l n �:e ne:!.M. G UI L D TO MEET : - e':n!rt.t builddownriver Little League com- r arde Y8. 'Fi�her De'Partmeire . i t urhlW, ·· 11rs . lte;l>h e n Jentln1, !ng and the �u)l:lliary w1l1 meet as c . :kNJ: 512 . .10 e� l11on i n the open i ng round of ,Dodger9 ���::n��� j�: win �� ��;:�, s.�t,si!5Bester. )..',ICY Jo A4af05• m -3,;e c§Tn ��.a-h Sc\�l. eese . ' whO · I d el e. of th'; Federated Church W edrfes�h e Se�olld Annua l K)' gN C reelc S enaton. 200 -�-- 4 arg11 J(n&pp, D114ge Jefler sh1\0 n• " g ar� Emt"er and ,t) lehl. R oihli' a nd ftle 11J[dki ff, Jeffrey Sa ndridg e . gate from Drew Web!iler P oat day, July 27. Those atle nd tn I• ittle Le ague tuurnament l ast I mg ht . Stev n Howud ' Mrs. Leste r Adki ns w ill serve on the Slate Resolu- laked to bring a towel a nd was Cr adOl,lc k . The Du<l�ers adv.l� cet.1 Lo med Sy n.L· use Wr 1.. ,&aL 000 lZ0---3 and �niant, M rs . Marli" · ff�hes and ' Wlu Co8:1.IJlW�. °'6------4 infanl . �· ·\ . l he Pt P leasant lled 3 Me11 t team Tl &en OthtO � • V . 000 . •n d s•-•s· h ter to �, 111_jl ti. •n11 . July 18 - '·"�-\!: �a ,., turday mght· Red M� Owe n11 and Cunc!lff. Prlddy • . a8-ts d•owne d h s . Edw11 r d :: U��tte, c t in , Mr. l:!:Dd M G · elf N'll)f � Clifton-West Columbia 2 r re en J .. · . •, ,., , � Midaleport. second game. _____ r: - :. , .�, r . ___ 1 ,.. ;,.· Ftitt,Y•Jlenn,tt �-[ I n l h t' tn 1_ra gam e 186{ mght �he .' IUfLD NIW t..'Aw.1 Wlm Game (; all ipol1� Tigers u pe n ded t he Syr; A-.l-nou QIK:: LONDON UPI-A new Russia n a (•t, �e Giants 4-3. rum m g O wen � 12.;7 Over Tlsffl baby car will a;o int o production r, Y � . -- --, O'1 . 0-lffllftl . atnily � Jlm Anderson wH the wlanl n g before the e nd of the year, with . ! he M iddleport Lodge _ will bf k r J�ll in a Uttlr hel tl July 29th at the Middleport pl her or the .llield ca me l■■t evt nl n g lr!insmiuion and a top speed of Pta_i Sorority Will road!ide park. The aUair _ w ill be Le■lu� f;!rn■kt·UP Ti geH I� �t Pomeroy 48 m. p. h . The Sovie� -newa a11en- ffJd1v eveni� • .1t ·t# Elbef th over po1luck a nd _e ach famllr IS as� ed 10 bri�g _ t he i� own tab e service. le■1ue, 12-7. Don kipper WII the CY Ta!S announced t� . J)roductlon f�rm at Tu:rra '1t,I. 1t . . i - � ···�-J plans (or the · Zaporozhets car &lmbl!r1 a Jll1!' The pirnic win_� held a t 6 p.m loser. k ••rlf oorne Ni to e \ a it PreDIW et i ll v o S . sda Tu hitters Jet aU led stew•rt �.t!!,V y lludv M4 enan d all the fa_mih e� of the K _ of P , _OUJ Wilh f�ur for four . .P'r■nk Krautter Khrushchev went for• ii.· trhal ride Joy_ lll'im�, _ I and t he Pythian SiSie rs are m vit� , actMtlel lf ;t.MJ, .· . · , nda o ·_ )!$ M & one in . _c__ ___ y wo__ tor WH two_ · o( the II.era _t_ ::,::;::�:.:.._:..:_: ____:,.,.,, ed to- come. �QJ ( NJ,! T I I iS&£f. • F -) -· , Z--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., July 20, 1 960 I �--· •. ..... ..... ·--· -·�-- ..... -.. .... � . - -• - · t• le t t" • ToYiels e 1 n Mult► stripes 77c e Jumbo, 30xs• Heavy wt t, · rry bead1 towels JO multi l'ul<,r6 t'ur swims. uutini:11, !':le. July Cle.tr• 11.nrc, F.Al 'K JULY C L EARANCE - Ladles' R.�gular $1 .0'o COTTO N HALF 58 $lips i Ey.l.t Trim i Si,o, S,M,L Hot weatlu.• r petlkoats b◄•aut tfu lly f')'Clt·l 1 r tlll mcrl Wt•ar with your ptt"l l 11•�t prints. _ Jim Louks of the S)nruse ) W11h one out in thfl sixth (or Pony Leai::uers had a J.O shut out the Uaron s, Honme Curr was hit. &oln& . Jnt� the bollo 1!' of the Terry Johnson smi;led, end swlp· alxth 1nnln1i blJ,t Iott 11 then end cd second, Charley Bush wa� hit, there, 2-1 on the M 1ddkport liar j stole second, Carr was out at t.he ? n•' home dh11nond Tues,lay even• piste bul Coen aingled one home 1 ing. 1 and so did Krl', ter Coleman. And �key Morris, a graduate Morris shut S�•ucuBe out in the of Middleport Little League last se\'enth, ra11ning two, walking I r,tp,r� I?i��ed up his rirst route• M ick Winebrenner, wbo wu. tol'Cgo1!'1t Win of t�e season, a neat cd on Ba�er's gro1,mder. Syra, 4-hitler. cuse hits were Jenkins' double . . . Syra('UII(!: &ot a run ln the · and single by SiHon, Williams third on three Baron mis('uea. and Harden. L-o uks fanned 10, Morris 13. Syracuse . . . . . 001 000 0-- 1 4 0 Barons . _ . . . . . 000 00� 0--2 5 3 Louks and Cundirf. �orris and �·-- -· --......- -- - - IA.GAINS I - - JULY 88 C •�;�i;. ,., . • Sias to '1 Cords , Chinos, Pl-aids Bermudas or shorter len•gths. SQlitls a'rul pallerns. .... 1 BLOUSES ' Heavy 3 Summer Costunie JEWELRY Plain c3tor1 Fine qualit)' drep. sltfllw,s at extra &JV• i r)gB during our annual July Clearance _ �le! Shop F.arl)'! Mbs iN•· Values ta 79c Large iile Soto or Throw PANTI ES PILLOWS CHI LbR-�'S ! Quantity L�mlttd e Hurry for Then! e vil. To $3.99- amen .s Fine �uge Rayon JUL y CLEARANCE SALE! ' • i Samples--Cloie-OUh Hatss· Shorts C uolity ' Sli tlie YELLOW PAGES T 3·1, , ' Fjne whl� ,'rot­ ion Tee sA\r.-s , for tnen _- 1b:ea .1, Small, meu�um, !¥11•· ' Chil�'! ,ri11ted Cotton Z-f�ce Sets- 7 ,.,. . .. I .S-M-1. .- ' '. O O V l "-I G FOR R E A L E STA1 � ? Sh l,I 9 49'. v.ru.. Sport , L _...., ' .' - C yd A C H I r D J "D 1 � . R � i E II.I c; Group 1 1 Ladies' Th•I Sold l • UJ! To $4.tt That Sold , Jult $ • I •I CLEARANCE H ATS ½ PRICE BtcKY ' S '' I I I ' i I, " __ _............_, - � .... . Group IV Ladies' Top Pomeroy hlttert were Freddie Boyd and Toru Sbaltlell each with two sinrtes, and :0. Moore a douhte and single. Don Mayer went all the way for Pomeroy but suffered Crom poor support in the field. J;l'omeroy . . . . aOO OU 1-, 6 e 3 Ra,i;:ine . . . . , 440 1 12 ,x-12 12 O Mllyer and Brown. Bailey and Wickline. ' Pitcher O'Toole CINCINNATI UPI - . "It's that home cooking," beamed Jim O'Toolc, pitrher and newlywed. QToole, 23, Who WBli married last month in ChiCago, had jusl fin­ ished his best · 'performa nce of the . season, a six-hiller against the Chi• cago Cubs. The Cincinnati Rede' 4-1 victory, solidified by a pair ol home runs by flrst baseman Frank Robinson, was performed in front of two 1 prullt;I fans Tuesday night. Ed Roush, who averaged .325 in 17 _years in the major letigues, and Ewell ,Blackwell, who pltthed 22 Reds victories and fllJ.ht JOsses )1147•, witlnfria lBJl\ ii row, \.ore on hhid illdlic ed In the "tinnati Hltt 'or Fame. After hP,meplate cerell)pny, and , 9'116! q\h�� f■ JJJ s1t)led IP<;>: • d'nwn td wltci One ttr t�e Reds' happiest performances or the year. Cub . ,1..1,r. and iU ll\ln Card­ well and O'Toole wete \ocked in 8 scoreless duel, un�il the bottom of Mae J,i)lti, 1 wh'en :«ob1nson clouted 1\)f flrst . homt'!r or the nil!:ht, his 14th Of the seaSQn. , , . 1� In the sixth, Vada .z: t'lnson 1 "'ho l wp.s i,llrf;!e for f(Ull' for the :rillht, Pouni:l@d ol.it a d.Otible and Robin­ son smashed his second homer over the centerfie1d wall. � \ lt14ttl 6ocli titG •·O\\t "1 ft Bethr I \ i � l L.. , \ I' ■ \ II 'ABRICS SUMM . I Val,11 i'fc yard up • lo \4.b\l t�r. EL�CTRIC \ '' Saturday SO . I • Monday -··· " H U RRVt July 22-23 & 25 CLGSE . ' D ALI:.' DAY THU RSDAY · . PREPAllE FC>R to tti l s i I ETil'ri'· .....,, - I.,, , _ ._ . liance Sale -· Me.n s Su.its Otien Promptly �t 9 A. M. All Sales Cash . - - - ½ Price • Mi�·s wool Small Charge 119< All<orali<!�• SALE $ 1 3.75. .ta 7.SO . $1 . . ·� . . . . . MEN'S ·. DRESS SHI RTS $2.00 Size11 26 to .f8. Stripes, che.tlcs. splash patterns and ,plain colon White and -colored patterns V•h.1.s Ta $5,00 $3.49 to $6.49 SWn eh.,.. for ··�•ration HANDKERC H I EFS 7c MEN'S . WHITE ¼ PRICE tn'cfod°e!d , art rayon fabrJc -�d r all wool na11:nels. ,: .... rv ... $7 .4.. $�.. ."� '7 Sm•II ch•ra• for•lt•r,tflon . - .& - ·� . . .. Im ported 'IJ'I.H ru,:9 for �ell, patios, l!itll1, etc. �tty ,tenclled pattern,. Cloae-out baraaln 1..' room In ::1��J.1·�ir��.i::d.r.�".�: li'ffic. l'ead)' to . _ -/& j,itr �!i2���h���t!�t�:� . . • and �te. Reahade your h&U'ie now l4'NCY •Lql!AL ., • DISIGN, l'UtfTIC 0 ..... _ __ ,.. .' • • -....- JULY C LEARANCE --- rw l wl •!fr' '' ow plntl< � for d M S.,,.tNI Cl-,.t . be,I val• l,1 v... ...,n II• . Jo big SN>1 iii ""l • day �� �f.\ fin. • •·••· share. ., ' • early. Get . bur •1,y Ii&//,___ ,WolAiei · m � 1 , •' �-• , Wholesolera S,mpte, ••. CIOllHIUla troll\..__lir ■toct.:.Swlm Sult.I worth Ul) to ,1,:�..:.,;,now for only -.:,. n,te yourlebolce. just now In lull IWinl, ,-u will !'""___ _ I , . suMMII Wh-� . •$119 t,ith trailt - .. -· - -- .,. , ELECTR,c RANGES ·'.. ; .j ,'It Q "' fholco 11!1 , J11•m110r · lnd plH; ' nJrMI h, � w... lab_ · ONLY . 11\4 _ ·• < •1· 1, 0ii/is . · •·'·-� . , '1 .. - .. " � O !nth llid ,�� , e !4 l1foh-Jven All .oreefil°n e F�omteenl �gli\ Ailto\W c ��I• $209,00 up , LIGHT WEIGHT �- MENS JACKETS · ½ PRICE wiTH T!lADZ , ' MEN 'S. �, i$L SPORT SH I RTS ¼ PRICE �'1n colors, lltripes and fancy jll,(iq tton ,down hy ond plain � . ·ar stylea. A lot or the.n , vt 2 pockets. Sizes S. •111, L ii n_ . ■4 � '191 •• ,s.ts ON h'"t1:.!? . l SAL'E � ' f to $!,�� :. . �EN'S ltlilfT SHllfs ¼ PRICE Cotton9, Ban-Lorui and Acrilan .... ,,... $2.91 to $6.91 ON SALE $1 .� hi $3.il9 . . .· .... ""'" $S.9$ •• $7.9$ ,, ,, Pia-in colors and fancy patterns Sita S, M & L. Values to $2.49 With 'J'rlde . . .. 1 1 Cubic Fool Sln,lt Door R/!GULAR $S 9.00 ' i VA UES ' . i s' ' ._. J\lrl. iiil.... -bi.11.L Val11e s to .,. 1 u.9�, ,, ,..11arvnce • SJdrb to wear now and thtouth fill. , e • l:i.. � I Kindl .....lnl ·On• I wonderful .. ,.. .•. Good' ehol.. ol eolora. and ■tyle,. tffl ·,· Clearanc:lt l Figur:e - i=lotterirj'-V k·�,, . :;."":1�":.,.;ii.� !".', t:, !; _..::���� ::::;::..:•;'n;,;: •nd �tt �•=�,���=•�r-;..;-;..;·�::.;��'�•-..J-----------�·M, 1 1\'AL IJP TO $1 .99 VALUES UP TO $ ... 'ill.Al ' Hnlf d\JsR . \fer Skirts ore s. S. Si'ORT SH I RTS $ 1 .00 �EN'S - the Limited Quantity Assorlerl colors and &1Sltes. Just Ref, Price $6.91 to $14. 98 · . '. J r I · .l?il:ht ror those cool evening� NOW GOIN � ,1 head. bro1tically Redbcea-iuy �ow ! Size 27•48'', Reg. 99<, now . . . . . . . . ,.lie ea. s111e 4x8 fl., Reg. , 1.91, now . . . . . . ,f.as ... Sile 5x8 fl.• Reg. $2.99, now . . . . . $1.88 ea. Sile 8x9 fl., Reg. $3.99, now . . . . . . ,;.sa ea. eries for Ill)' Stock up now and save. Full, ME"l'S SLACKS A R�ai Buy From $2.�8 -� ' to $3,98 MEN'S ' . Walking SHORTS ½ PRICE Limited Quantity .... $2.91 •• $6.91 ON SALE $1 .49' to $3.49 MEN'S llecii::h Comben ½ PRICE R-,. Prle• $-4.91 Sale $2.49 , 1'f't. ~ M EN'S -TIES . 3 for $1 .00 Valueo ' To $1.50 MEt\l'S BELTS ELASTIC $1 .00 S111all Chllrge Por AJlentlo• . ½ l'RICE S. M. L. & XL. A ve'ry good name ln belts V1lllff to $2.50 BIAC H BAGS ½ PRIC& . Reg. Price $2.9B to $6.95 Reg. Prlu $3.95 ON SALE O·n Sale $1 .98 MEN'S BATH I NG CAPS $1 .49 to $3.48 Ca bana SH I RTS MEN'S size. $19.75 to $27.50 ON SALE Sm•II charge for •Iteration MEN·S . I 1 1 ·• tlathing Trunks $1 .99 ta $3.49 »:�II ROUNP , , ffl.44 $2.48 to $2.98 OIi! SALE MEN'S Your choice. Splash patterns, stripes, c e<!kS and plain colors. Included are wool and dacron btend rayon and dacron blends. Some are wash n' wear. REG. PRICE $39.50 TO $55.00 ON SALE . - Summer Su i ts . - 1/2 Price Reg. Prke $4.95 to $5.95 Just right for that young ntan '. J, ust a few in lot. Sizes .are goln,g back to school. · broken. Rt9, 'Prlice b,.50 .. $35.00 Reg. Pri�• $3.N to $6.91 R•a. Price $6.98 to $12.91 llf■llt)'91 pinch pleated dl'aJ>- ½ PRICE ½ PRICE SUMMER SLACKS ½ PRICE biAPIRlts MEN'S PANTS SPORT SH I RTS Moit 'Of ttfese are wu:h n' wenr. - IVY LEAGUE . . .. Men's Long Sleeve s ���T f�ATS Pl! c _ s TH E RiGHT TO LI Mlt QUANTITI ES ' - 1/2 PRICE Many lo match the above Reg. Price $3.98 to $7.95 ON SALE $1 .99 to $3.98 MEN'S WHITE TEE SH I RTS 3 for $1 .00 MEN'S BRI EFS 3 for $1 .00 MEN'S HOS£ I le J,f £irsl. quality would sell for �Oc. Limit 6 ,per customer. MEN'S COl,ORED TEI SH I RTS 25c You will want several of these. LADIES' BLOUSES ½ PRICE LADIES' • ½ PRICE R-.. PTice $l.25 to $1.98 ON SALE 63c to 99c K N IT SH I RTS A very good n.ame in Swimwear R.., Price $1 0.95 to $19.95 ON SALE $7.30 to $1 3.30 BEACH TOWELS ¼ PRICE Rq. Prln $3.'5 to J',95 ON SALE $1 .98 to $2.48 Just A Few Left ¼ PRTCE Reg. Price $3.91 On Sale $-2.00 ·BOY'S ' DRESS SHI RTS ¼ PRICE .... ·- $1'-91 to $29.SO ON SALE BOY;S ON SALE .... $9.fl to $29.SO Sb.es 4 to 18 Rewi. Price 97c to $1.91 49c to 99c SPORT S H I RTS $ 1 .00 Plain and fan('y paUerns BOY'S S. S. SPORT S .. IRTS ½ PRICE Reg. Price $2.49 to $2.98 ON SALE $1 .25 to $1 .49 Sizes f to 20 MEifs Limit 3 Per Oustomer Short Pant SU ITS ½ PRICE l.i-mited Qu-antlty .... $1.91 to $3.91 ON SALE ¼ PRICE Size 8 to 20 ON SALK $4.99 to $1 �.75 BOY'S S. S. BOY'S ONE-THIRD OFF BOY'S PANTS S PORT. . COATS $1 .49 to $1 .99 BATH I NG SUITS l,EAGUE ¼ PRICE STRAW CAPS 1 5c LADIES' IVY $8.49 to $ 1 4.75 BOY'S Sleeveless and half sleeve styles. Sizes 30 to 38. Reg. Price $2.98 to $3.91 ON SALE , WE ltESElVE Save Up To 0 ne-Th ird and 1/2 On Most Items. Doors Ali wool worsl�ds . fortyear 'rout\d wear. A nice assort, merit of colors, Regulirs; Shorts and Longs. llko. Pl\ici;; •¼fOll ro $65.oo · OIi §AI.E ON ' Dri:lstic Reductions far Men and Bays. S hop Every Dept. $2�.50 tP $32-50 Sal · fa'u'imt � I .. Friday DAYS O N L Y '' cn,. JIiiy Cleordllc:<e '�· ,. M,;.·· he W ·1 ndow D rapes 0 FAMOUS GROU PS Ladll hWiii\\ Nod!! FOOfWEAI 3 I Up To $ 1 0.95 READY'-TO-HANG PLEATED l' Iii Home Cookin; Doing It For P6rch · Rugs pr ·, SEMI ANNUAL ON SALE ' ' That Sold $ I I • I · Rat!ne wori lb game with Pomeroy 1 2-e; hehind •tron1 pltch­ mg from Ted4 y B.ailey and with Larry Price's 4 rot 4 work at the plale BUI Holman also had $ for 3, w!Lh Bill Wldline two doubles and Howard John50n two singh:s. \ \ ' • Up To ••• , · July Cl 1 nce �. Clej\tonce Sale t '' Group 1 1 1 Ladies' • •:1 Summer Summer Summer Summer Dresses Dresses Dresses · Dresses t$ I ' ;;;.;=o.:, I J U l,Y ' Gi�lltAL . Al l Our Hot Weqther Fashion avorites . . . Regrouped and Repriced ! Four. Terrific Groups Of 'S\Jmme�' Dressek N ow O n S a l e Group I Ladies' I It took the Jersey City "Jer­ seys" fiv e tries to win their first game in their new home, but when t hey finally did, it was an artiStic triumph . . liorrego Alvare1 broke up an overtime scoreles.s pitching duel with an 1 1 th-inning single and Howie Nunn went all the way to pilf'h a seven-hitter as the Jerseys f'dp:ed the Richmond Virginians, l ·O. to break their four . game home losing streak. l n other g11mes, the lea4ue­ lC'ading Toronto Maple Leafs t rounced lhe Rochester Red Wi,ngs 1 1 . 1 ; the Miaml Marlins edaed the Columbus Jets, 3-2. and the Buf{alo Bisons defeafed the Mon• t rea, Royals, 7-2. · ' ' Dush. 1 . wii.L BE ABshitT FRbM MY oFtltE . -·- • t Win Was Lulu Of 1·riumph Fram Noon W\ednesday, July 27 To August 29th A registered nurse will Ile �resbnt at my office durirl'g I I • all regular office liolfrs. .. . Jerseys First ==a:';;;=·=•·==-;;..;.;· r V•iuH To $ 1 .29 . Spartan Brand Big Assortment �. .... � WH IT£ bRES� ST.RAW WALkl NG l»ajamas o . - JULY CL ARA E Mon'• i:.al to ,2.i\ Men's Campus Quality Ladies' Drip Dry PJi�t Cotton Gowns and B. D. • R� l. at Sit" A wondertul cholc&--0f t�e ,oole,1 •Jiev,vear tine qu,Uty dr,ip-dry ·c ottons. Pretty ?.rints.. . .. -- - Jll\. Y CL EARANCE - CLEA ANCE - . .- ' Mo�s Wins 2-1 Over Syracuse's Loucks Fot . Ditttnond Win; Racine Takes Pomeroy 12 To 6 I I I OF Pomeroy, Ohio Fa mous Cannl>n Qual ity TERRY BEACH ¢4 Ci ' '' -- J U L Y C L E ARANCE - ---m .....··-- -....... .,._ . . "9 .. ., _ . lt'.s Here! Our .Semi-Annual House Cleanin • -----..•--.��- I ._.. ......... . .. , .- -. -. ._. _ BOY'� KNlt 'BRIEFS 25c: Limit 6 pel' BOY'S c.w\'ointt t SHI RTS 25c Limit 12 Per C:111tomer Men's P4J�MAS ¼ JlillCE S. S .• knee lenet)l style. Just right for those hot ni&hts. .... P.91 to ...,. ON SAU: $ 1' .99 to ' $2.49 BOYl Wfffflih JEANS $ 1 .91 • 99c to $1 .99 BOY'S B E R M U DAS ¼ PRICE R... Price t2.91 to $3.98 ON SALE $1 .49 to $1 .99 Jl>ur Mck to Sir.es 6 tp schoo oh'Ffl!ltl eartv, � 'I'". ¢ • �...,:;, J"= � IOl'S L,EVIS $2.4? to $z95 ·, Slioi,t."' .. j ,,;;;;�.,._-.:;•;;:-;:.·.;:·:;;·;:.•';:... .. _____________..,.·.::•·------..;.;-----.;..-........---.;:-;..;;'•----..l'-'':.::l.i...U:.'.!al.;.:.'.a•----1 ' Sizes -are broken �--· •. ..... ..... ·--· -·�-- ..... -.. .... � . - -• - · t• le t t" • ToYiels e 1 n Mult► stripes 77c e Jumbo, 30xs• Heavy wt t, · rry bead1 towels JO multi l'ul<,r6 t'ur swims. uutini:11, !':le. July Cle.tr• 11.nrc, F.Al 'K JULY C L EARANCE - Ladles' R.�gular $1 .0'o COTTO N HALF 58 $lips i Ey.l.t Trim i Si,o, S,M,L Hot weatlu.• r petlkoats b◄•aut tfu lly f')'Clt·l 1 r tlll mcrl Wt•ar with your ptt"l l 11•�t prints. _ Jim Louks of the S)nruse ) W11h one out in thfl sixth (or Pony Leai::uers had a J.O shut out the Uaron s, Honme Curr was hit. &oln& . Jnt� the bollo 1!' of the Terry Johnson smi;led, end swlp· alxth 1nnln1i blJ,t Iott 11 then end cd second, Charley Bush wa� hit, there, 2-1 on the M 1ddkport liar j stole second, Carr was out at t.he ? n•' home dh11nond Tues,lay even• piste bul Coen aingled one home 1 ing. 1 and so did Krl', ter Coleman. And �key Morris, a graduate Morris shut S�•ucuBe out in the of Middleport Little League last se\'enth, ra11ning two, walking I r,tp,r� I?i��ed up his rirst route• M ick Winebrenner, wbo wu. tol'Cgo1!'1t Win of t�e season, a neat cd on Ba�er's gro1,mder. Syra, 4-hitler. cuse hits were Jenkins' double . . . Syra('UII(!: &ot a run ln the · and single by SiHon, Williams third on three Baron mis('uea. and Harden. L-o uks fanned 10, Morris 13. Syracuse . . . . . 001 000 0-- 1 4 0 Barons . _ . . . . . 000 00� 0--2 5 3 Louks and Cundirf. �orris and �·-- -· --......- -- - - IA.GAINS I - - JULY 88 C •�;�i;. ,., . • Sias to '1 Cords , Chinos, Pl-aids Bermudas or shorter len•gths. SQlitls a'rul pallerns. .... 1 BLOUSES ' Heavy 3 Summer Costunie JEWELRY Plain c3tor1 Fine qualit)' drep. sltfllw,s at extra &JV• i r)gB during our annual July Clearance _ �le! Shop F.arl)'! Mbs iN•· Values ta 79c Large iile Soto or Throw PANTI ES PILLOWS CHI LbR-�'S ! Quantity L�mlttd e Hurry for Then! e vil. To $3.99- amen .s Fine �uge Rayon JUL y CLEARANCE SALE! ' • i Samples--Cloie-OUh Hatss· Shorts C uolity ' Sli tlie YELLOW PAGES T 3·1, , ' Fjne whl� ,'rot­ ion Tee sA\r.-s , for tnen _- 1b:ea .1, Small, meu�um, !¥11•· ' Chil�'! ,ri11ted Cotton Z-f�ce Sets- 7 ,.,. . .. I .S-M-1. .- ' '. O O V l "-I G FOR R E A L E STA1 � ? Sh l,I 9 49'. v.ru.. Sport , L _...., ' .' - C yd A C H I r D J "D 1 � . R � i E II.I c; Group 1 1 Ladies' Th•I Sold l • UJ! To $4.tt That Sold , Jult $ • I •I CLEARANCE H ATS ½ PRICE BtcKY ' S '' I I I ' i I, " __ _............_, - � .... . Group IV Ladies' Top Pomeroy hlttert were Freddie Boyd and Toru Sbaltlell each with two sinrtes, and :0. Moore a douhte and single. Don Mayer went all the way for Pomeroy but suffered Crom poor support in the field. J;l'omeroy . . . . aOO OU 1-, 6 e 3 Ra,i;:ine . . . . , 440 1 12 ,x-12 12 O Mllyer and Brown. Bailey and Wickline. ' Pitcher O'Toole CINCINNATI UPI - . "It's that home cooking," beamed Jim O'Toolc, pitrher and newlywed. QToole, 23, Who WBli married last month in ChiCago, had jusl fin­ ished his best · 'performa nce of the . season, a six-hiller against the Chi• cago Cubs. The Cincinnati Rede' 4-1 victory, solidified by a pair ol home runs by flrst baseman Frank Robinson, was performed in front of two 1 prullt;I fans Tuesday night. Ed Roush, who averaged .325 in 17 _years in the major letigues, and Ewell ,Blackwell, who pltthed 22 Reds victories and fllJ.ht JOsses )1147•, witlnfria lBJl\ ii row, \.ore on hhid illdlic ed In the "tinnati Hltt 'or Fame. After hP,meplate cerell)pny, and , 9'116! q\h�� f■ JJJ s1t)led IP<;>: • d'nwn td wltci One ttr t�e Reds' happiest performances or the year. Cub . ,1..1,r. and iU ll\ln Card­ well and O'Toole wete \ocked in 8 scoreless duel, un�il the bottom of Mae J,i)lti, 1 wh'en :«ob1nson clouted 1\)f flrst . homt'!r or the nil!:ht, his 14th Of the seaSQn. , , . 1� In the sixth, Vada .z: t'lnson 1 "'ho l wp.s i,llrf;!e for f(Ull' for the :rillht, Pouni:l@d ol.it a d.Otible and Robin­ son smashed his second homer over the centerfie1d wall. � \ lt14ttl 6ocli titG •·O\\t "1 ft Bethr I \ i � l L.. , \ I' ■ \ II 'ABRICS SUMM . I Val,11 i'fc yard up • lo \4.b\l t�r. EL�CTRIC \ '' Saturday SO . I • Monday -··· " H U RRVt July 22-23 & 25 CLGSE . ' D ALI:.' DAY THU RSDAY · . PREPAllE FC>R to tti l s i I ETil'ri'· .....,, - I.,, , _ ._ . liance Sale -· Me.n s Su.its Otien Promptly �t 9 A. M. All Sales Cash . - - - ½ Price • Mi�·s wool Small Charge 119< All<orali<!�• SALE $ 1 3.75. .ta 7.SO . $1 . . ·� . . . . . MEN'S ·. DRESS SHI RTS $2.00 Size11 26 to .f8. Stripes, che.tlcs. splash patterns and ,plain colon White and -colored patterns V•h.1.s Ta $5,00 $3.49 to $6.49 SWn eh.,.. for ··�•ration HANDKERC H I EFS 7c MEN'S . WHITE ¼ PRICE tn'cfod°e!d , art rayon fabrJc -�d r all wool na11:nels. ,: .... rv ... $7 .4.. $�.. ."� '7 Sm•II ch•ra• for•lt•r,tflon . - .& - ·� . . .. Im ported 'IJ'I.H ru,:9 for �ell, patios, l!itll1, etc. �tty ,tenclled pattern,. Cloae-out baraaln 1..' room In ::1��J.1·�ir��.i::d.r.�".�: li'ffic. l'ead)' to . _ -/& j,itr �!i2���h���t!�t�:� . . • and �te. Reahade your h&U'ie now l4'NCY •Lql!AL ., • DISIGN, l'UtfTIC 0 ..... _ __ ,.. .' • • -....- JULY C LEARANCE --- rw l wl •!fr' '' ow plntl< � for d M S.,,.tNI Cl-,.t . be,I val• l,1 v... ...,n II• . Jo big SN>1 iii ""l • day �� �f.\ fin. • •·••· share. ., ' • early. Get . bur •1,y Ii&//,___ ,WolAiei · m � 1 , •' �-• , Wholesolera S,mpte, ••. CIOllHIUla troll\..__lir ■toct.:.Swlm Sult.I worth Ul) to ,1,:�..:.,;,now for only -.:,. n,te yourlebolce. just now In lull IWinl, ,-u will !'""___ _ I , . suMMII Wh-� . •$119 t,ith trailt - .. -· - -- .,. , ELECTR,c RANGES ·'.. ; .j ,'It Q "' fholco 11!1 , J11•m110r · lnd plH; ' nJrMI h, � w... lab_ · ONLY . 11\4 _ ·• < •1· 1, 0ii/is . · •·'·-� . , '1 .. - .. " � O !nth llid ,�� , e !4 l1foh-Jven All .oreefil°n e F�omteenl �gli\ Ailto\W c ��I• $209,00 up , LIGHT WEIGHT �- MENS JACKETS · ½ PRICE wiTH T!lADZ , ' MEN 'S. �, i$L SPORT SH I RTS ¼ PRICE �'1n colors, lltripes and fancy jll,(iq tton ,down hy ond plain � . ·ar stylea. A lot or the.n , vt 2 pockets. Sizes S. •111, L ii n_ . ■4 � '191 •• ,s.ts ON h'"t1:.!? . l SAL'E � ' f to $!,�� :. . �EN'S ltlilfT SHllfs ¼ PRICE Cotton9, Ban-Lorui and Acrilan .... ,,... $2.91 to $6.91 ON SALE $1 .� hi $3.il9 . . .· .... ""'" $S.9$ •• $7.9$ ,, ,, Pia-in colors and fancy patterns Sita S, M & L. Values to $2.49 With 'J'rlde . . .. 1 1 Cubic Fool Sln,lt Door R/!GULAR $S 9.00 ' i VA UES ' . i s' ' ._. J\lrl. iiil.... -bi.11.L Val11e s to .,. 1 u.9�, ,, ,..11arvnce • SJdrb to wear now and thtouth fill. , e • l:i.. � I Kindl .....lnl ·On• I wonderful .. ,.. .•. Good' ehol.. ol eolora. and ■tyle,. tffl ·,· Clearanc:lt l Figur:e - i=lotterirj'-V k·�,, . :;."":1�":.,.;ii.� !".', t:, !; _..::���� ::::;::..:•;'n;,;: •nd �tt �•=�,���=•�r-;..;-;..;·�::.;��'�•-..J-----------�·M, 1 1\'AL IJP TO $1 .99 VALUES UP TO $ ... 'ill.Al ' Hnlf d\JsR . \fer Skirts ore s. S. Si'ORT SH I RTS $ 1 .00 �EN'S - the Limited Quantity Assorlerl colors and &1Sltes. Just Ref, Price $6.91 to $14. 98 · . '. J r I · .l?il:ht ror those cool evening� NOW GOIN � ,1 head. bro1tically Redbcea-iuy �ow ! Size 27•48'', Reg. 99<, now . . . . . . . . ,.lie ea. s111e 4x8 fl., Reg. , 1.91, now . . . . . . ,f.as ... Sile 5x8 fl.• Reg. $2.99, now . . . . . $1.88 ea. Sile 8x9 fl., Reg. $3.99, now . . . . . . ,;.sa ea. eries for Ill)' Stock up now and save. Full, ME"l'S SLACKS A R�ai Buy From $2.�8 -� ' to $3,98 MEN'S ' . Walking SHORTS ½ PRICE Limited Quantity .... $2.91 •• $6.91 ON SALE $1 .49' to $3.49 MEN'S llecii::h Comben ½ PRICE R-,. Prle• $-4.91 Sale $2.49 , 1'f't. ~ M EN'S -TIES . 3 for $1 .00 Valueo ' To $1.50 MEt\l'S BELTS ELASTIC $1 .00 S111all Chllrge Por AJlentlo• . ½ l'RICE S. M. L. & XL. A ve'ry good name ln belts V1lllff to $2.50 BIAC H BAGS ½ PRIC& . Reg. Price $2.9B to $6.95 Reg. Prlu $3.95 ON SALE O·n Sale $1 .98 MEN'S BATH I NG CAPS $1 .49 to $3.48 Ca bana SH I RTS MEN'S size. $19.75 to $27.50 ON SALE Sm•II charge for •Iteration MEN·S . I 1 1 ·• tlathing Trunks $1 .99 ta $3.49 »:�II ROUNP , , ffl.44 $2.48 to $2.98 OIi! SALE MEN'S Your choice. Splash patterns, stripes, c e<!kS and plain colors. Included are wool and dacron btend rayon and dacron blends. Some are wash n' wear. REG. PRICE $39.50 TO $55.00 ON SALE . - Summer Su i ts . - 1/2 Price Reg. Prke $4.95 to $5.95 Just right for that young ntan '. J, ust a few in lot. Sizes .are goln,g back to school. · broken. Rt9, 'Prlice b,.50 .. $35.00 Reg. Pri�• $3.N to $6.91 R•a. Price $6.98 to $12.91 llf■llt)'91 pinch pleated dl'aJ>- ½ PRICE ½ PRICE SUMMER SLACKS ½ PRICE biAPIRlts MEN'S PANTS SPORT SH I RTS Moit 'Of ttfese are wu:h n' wenr. - IVY LEAGUE . . .. Men's Long Sleeve s ���T f�ATS Pl! c _ s TH E RiGHT TO LI Mlt QUANTITI ES ' - 1/2 PRICE Many lo match the above Reg. Price $3.98 to $7.95 ON SALE $1 .99 to $3.98 MEN'S WHITE TEE SH I RTS 3 for $1 .00 MEN'S BRI EFS 3 for $1 .00 MEN'S HOS£ I le J,f £irsl. quality would sell for �Oc. Limit 6 ,per customer. MEN'S COl,ORED TEI SH I RTS 25c You will want several of these. LADIES' BLOUSES ½ PRICE LADIES' • ½ PRICE R-.. PTice $l.25 to $1.98 ON SALE 63c to 99c K N IT SH I RTS A very good n.ame in Swimwear R.., Price $1 0.95 to $19.95 ON SALE $7.30 to $1 3.30 BEACH TOWELS ¼ PRICE Rq. Prln $3.'5 to J',95 ON SALE $1 .98 to $2.48 Just A Few Left ¼ PRTCE Reg. Price $3.91 On Sale $-2.00 ·BOY'S ' DRESS SHI RTS ¼ PRICE .... ·- $1'-91 to $29.SO ON SALE BOY;S ON SALE .... $9.fl to $29.SO Sb.es 4 to 18 Rewi. Price 97c to $1.91 49c to 99c SPORT S H I RTS $ 1 .00 Plain and fan('y paUerns BOY'S S. S. SPORT S .. IRTS ½ PRICE Reg. Price $2.49 to $2.98 ON SALE $1 .25 to $1 .49 Sizes f to 20 MEifs Limit 3 Per Oustomer Short Pant SU ITS ½ PRICE l.i-mited Qu-antlty .... $1.91 to $3.91 ON SALE ¼ PRICE Size 8 to 20 ON SALK $4.99 to $1 �.75 BOY'S S. S. BOY'S ONE-THIRD OFF BOY'S PANTS S PORT. . COATS $1 .49 to $1 .99 BATH I NG SUITS l,EAGUE ¼ PRICE STRAW CAPS 1 5c LADIES' IVY $8.49 to $ 1 4.75 BOY'S Sleeveless and half sleeve styles. Sizes 30 to 38. Reg. Price $2.98 to $3.91 ON SALE , WE ltESElVE Save Up To 0 ne-Th ird and 1/2 On Most Items. Doors Ali wool worsl�ds . fortyear 'rout\d wear. A nice assort, merit of colors, Regulirs; Shorts and Longs. llko. Pl\ici;; •¼fOll ro $65.oo · OIi §AI.E ON ' Dri:lstic Reductions far Men and Bays. S hop Every Dept. $2�.50 tP $32-50 Sal · fa'u'imt � I .. Friday DAYS O N L Y '' cn,. JIiiy Cleordllc:<e '�· ,. M,;.·· he W ·1 ndow D rapes 0 FAMOUS GROU PS Ladll hWiii\\ Nod!! FOOfWEAI 3 I Up To $ 1 0.95 READY'-TO-HANG PLEATED l' Iii Home Cookin; Doing It For P6rch · Rugs pr ·, SEMI ANNUAL ON SALE ' ' That Sold $ I I • I · Rat!ne wori lb game with Pomeroy 1 2-e; hehind •tron1 pltch­ mg from Ted4 y B.ailey and with Larry Price's 4 rot 4 work at the plale BUI Holman also had $ for 3, w!Lh Bill Wldline two doubles and Howard John50n two singh:s. \ \ ' • Up To ••• , · July Cl 1 nce �. Clej\tonce Sale t '' Group 1 1 1 Ladies' • •:1 Summer Summer Summer Summer Dresses Dresses Dresses · Dresses t$ I ' ;;;.;=o.:, I J U l,Y ' Gi�lltAL . Al l Our Hot Weqther Fashion avorites . . . Regrouped and Repriced ! Four. Terrific Groups Of 'S\Jmme�' Dressek N ow O n S a l e Group I Ladies' I It took the Jersey City "Jer­ seys" fiv e tries to win their first game in their new home, but when t hey finally did, it was an artiStic triumph . . liorrego Alvare1 broke up an overtime scoreles.s pitching duel with an 1 1 th-inning single and Howie Nunn went all the way to pilf'h a seven-hitter as the Jerseys f'dp:ed the Richmond Virginians, l ·O. to break their four . game home losing streak. l n other g11mes, the lea4ue­ lC'ading Toronto Maple Leafs t rounced lhe Rochester Red Wi,ngs 1 1 . 1 ; the Miaml Marlins edaed the Columbus Jets, 3-2. and the Buf{alo Bisons defeafed the Mon• t rea, Royals, 7-2. · ' ' Dush. 1 . wii.L BE ABshitT FRbM MY oFtltE . -·- • t Win Was Lulu Of 1·riumph Fram Noon W\ednesday, July 27 To August 29th A registered nurse will Ile �resbnt at my office durirl'g I I • all regular office liolfrs. .. . Jerseys First ==a:';;;=·=•·==-;;..;.;· r V•iuH To $ 1 .29 . Spartan Brand Big Assortment �. .... � WH IT£ bRES� ST.RAW WALkl NG l»ajamas o . - JULY CL ARA E Mon'• i:.al to ,2.i\ Men's Campus Quality Ladies' Drip Dry PJi�t Cotton Gowns and B. D. • R� l. at Sit" A wondertul cholc&--0f t�e ,oole,1 •Jiev,vear tine qu,Uty dr,ip-dry ·c ottons. Pretty ?.rints.. . .. -- - Jll\. Y CL EARANCE - CLEA ANCE - . .- ' Mo�s Wins 2-1 Over Syracuse's Loucks Fot . Ditttnond Win; Racine Takes Pomeroy 12 To 6 I I I OF Pomeroy, Ohio Fa mous Cannl>n Qual ity TERRY BEACH ¢4 Ci ' '' -- J U L Y C L E ARANCE - ---m .....··-- -....... .,._ . . "9 .. ., _ . lt'.s Here! Our .Semi-Annual House Cleanin • -----..•--.��- I ._.. ......... . .. , .- -. -. ._. _ BOY'� KNlt 'BRIEFS 25c: Limit 6 pel' BOY'S c.w\'ointt t SHI RTS 25c Limit 12 Per C:111tomer Men's P4J�MAS ¼ JlillCE S. S .• knee lenet)l style. Just right for those hot ni&hts. .... P.91 to ...,. ON SAU: $ 1' .99 to ' $2.49 BOYl Wfffflih JEANS $ 1 .91 • 99c to $1 .99 BOY'S B E R M U DAS ¼ PRICE R... Price t2.91 to $3.98 ON SALE $1 .49 to $1 .99 Jl>ur Mck to Sir.es 6 tp schoo oh'Ffl!ltl eartv, � 'I'". ¢ • �...,:;, J"= � IOl'S L,EVIS $2.4? to $z95 ·, Slioi,t."' .. j ,,;;;;�.,._-.:;•;;:-;:.·.;:·:;;·;:.•';:... .. _____________..,.·.::•·------..;.;-----.;..-........---.;:-;..;;'•----..l'-'':.::l.i...U:.'.!al.;.:.'.a•----1 ' Sizes -are broken �I &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 20, 1 960 ~----- WANT ADS JO& CON8lSTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES , cenUI per wud, one insertion. Minimum clti.rge - 60 ccnt.s. I NOia per word for three conaern.itl\'e insert1oria. Sped.al - one nwr.tb for 30 ceotJ per word. Full rate of 4 centa -per word will be charHe<l for adverlisi['J.i � not paid witlbin 1U dan an.er recelvini bill. P.:m:w in Advertiiwng - Shoutd be ti,p('-tf>-d :mJJlediately. The Duly Sentinel will not be reaponsible for more than one in.cur­ red l.mertion. C.n:I of �•DU and SiPecial Not.ice, of t;vl''lts JU,O, Obituarie1 publll.hed at I cerit per word. 1 MO. u l>AYS ".70RDS ! DAY 3 DAYS $ Lars ll $4.SO 60c 90c S,l.20 $ 1 .8(\ 60c $,ti.00 21(\ $2. 25 $7.MI $1.50 75c 21 Ada �Ve<l by 10 A.M.. will h'!' in that d.iy I ve,pu. • • .•. . 1 ' • PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 I ( \i i For Sale TI.MITI AND PEST CONTROL I cA�F UEL o,L- --;d lty Pain. FrN ln�tion. Insur• 1 1 1 Notices _ ____ ·--- ,58 t s ___ _ - 1 Rea l EstatE! I I I FIVE rooms and bath in Mason Phone WY 2-2498. 7-1 4-6tp --� - { 1 7 ) Help Wanted -� SAi.ESMEN, 24 TO 40 yrs. old, mu�t h.1ve experie�ce. Cood ruu!e ilnd com1111ss1on. ABC Cle:rners, Mason, W. Va. 7-1 2-tf<: --· _ _ ___ _ _ _ ____ YOl.i DON'T NEED to worry about getting or holding a job with your own Rawlelgh Busi• ness where the more you work the more you earn. Thousands prospering every year. Write at oni:e for more information. Rawleigh's Dept. W VG-270-802, Richmond, Va. (7) 7-14-21·28-4tp (20 ! Business Services le Experlenood RADIATOR Legal Notice I Gau1♦•: Montgomery. 16.2 on upper, 9.2 on lower, 4½1 !eel open ; Gallipolis, 18.4 on upper. 9.g on lower, running 4 feel; Lork 23, 14.1 on upper, 10.7 on lower, 8 foot of trap. Condition of Movable Dim, All dams are up 13 through 23 running average 5 feet of tup to Lock 10, closed from lo to Lock 1 8 running 6 feet trap from Lock 1 8 through Lock 23. Ohio River Boata: Downbor.,nd; Lock HI, Ranger 10:05 pm, 6-0; . l..ork 12 Philo 12:40 am, 2-G; Lock IJ Mike Creditor 2 : 1 5 am. 0-18; Mr. Criss 4:00 am, 6-0; Lock 14, Cotto Queen 1 :0() am. 1 •8; National 5: I O am, 0-2; l.ock 18 Pittshurgher 4:40 am. 22-0 ; City of l-ltmlm�ton 9:20 am, l9-0; Lock 22 Helen Z .it lo am. no tow re · ported; Lock 23 Atlas 1 : 45 pm, 6- 1 and a derrick boat; C. V. Horner 3:45 pm, 2-0; Robert E. Reed 5:45 pm, 0-1 1 ; Aztec 5:50 ilffi, 0·7; Hep 7: 00 am, 0- 1 ; L. Wade Child­ ress 9:43 am, 12-3; Dillie Spirit 1 0 ; 50 am, 0-2; Belpre 10:� am, 0-2. Cas♦ No. I J,03 1 lh-kn M. H udnell. �cs1difj 1 �t New Haven, West V1rgm1a, 1s lll'reby uollficd th11t Oil the 1 4th u .iy of June, 1 960. Clarence J. lh1J 11i•ll. Ut'lflg pla111t1ff, filed his pe11tiun 11g::i111sl her a� Defendant, in the Court of Common Pie.as, \lc 1 g.s Couuiy, Ohio. C..:asc No. 13,03 I , µraying for divorce lrom the sc11d l lclen M. Hudnell OU Lne grounds of Wilful Absence of said Ucf!!ndanl from sc1id Plaintiff for more thun one year last pasl and Gro.ss Ncglt•ct of Duty, and Plain• tiff also pray1 for other proper re­ lief. Simi cause will be for hearing on or u ftl"r the 28th day of July A. 0., 1 960. Clarence J. Hudnell Crow, Cruw & Porter. Allorney� fur Plaintiff (8l 15. 22. 20; !7) ti, t3, 20, 27, 7tc I Il ' REPAI R . We repair al! types ol radi• ators, from heater cores to the large$\ truck or tractor radWltor. .. Blaettnar's Plion♦ WY•2·2143 Pomeroy, Ohio NEC(;l tl St•win� Madu,w -t:0111- TJ:;Lft� VISlON RADIO A�D SMALL appll11,nce repair. Phone Otla plctc z1i,: zai,:. Mahs huudrcd.s of McClintock, Hacine, O."lio. 2-1-Ut u\lad1111ents. de11lins withnul • urigillally Hold over $JUO.UO Al'AJH'Ml.':N1'S - fiU'nlihed and · I'11y off h:dancc u f $1B.IJU or unlurnillhed. McMa,ten, Middle t11kc aver payments of $9.00 pC'r port. Phone W Y 2-2082, 2 3 tr mouth. Phone WY 2-2:.:!U-I. 7• 14-tltc MUILLER FONNACES, WESTING --. . HOUSE appllanc.ea. Arnold Bro­ S-KAViLY U.ACTOM. SALIS AN.a . th•n, Syracun, Ohio. PhotM Servi((·, S\2 I!. Main, Pomeroy. 11-11➔1 wv,-,.114. Phone WY 2-l975. S•IC'1m1n: Harold 8.:trnhart, R"dnille, Ohio, Phon• Cool•i.llt 3691. 3-19-tfc 1954 lt'ORD Six, 4-door. 11t1tnd11rd ----- -- -- 11hlft. 11oml tires. motor over- 1 SINGEH EI.El "l'H H : sl'wiu� rnu­ thme, cu11111tc1c wi t h o1!Larl1hauled. new p!!l11L radio. healer, rnenl .!!. Will 1,1,:II fur $;\lt.llO ur Prlee $393. Phone WY 2-3·1 00 . --7 18 3l� tcr11111 if (h-.s1rcll. Pho11c WY �. -- -- 2:104, 7-l 4·Ulc lle tor• 9:SO A.M. M CIIEVIHlLET, · 11,7 Int. ½: trul'k. Mlddle,ort WY-2-264f Low mile.age. Swatzel'11 Ashhmd A LOMPU.:n: LlVIN(i lluom full Pomeroy W"t'-24895 of fine rurr11 1 u 1·l' for only Slallun. Pomeroy WV 2-31!,JI!,_ KAUTZ Pl, D ITOR $168.88-nnthrng t!Xtra to buy. 6 18 6tc At Ctl••ter A wide, full cut, d1slmt· l ivt>ly 1985 lt' Oim Ve Cu�lomline 4 dr. 1 Uylcd, 2-piuct llv111g room .� 1111c Ylllcen S.2145 1ed1111, one carerul owner. Extra HAMILL IIRVIC STATION with rcvcrHJblc foam t'.1iSh1un!!' nice. •793.00. Blaettnara, Pome­ llefore t:OO AM. h1 a la.1·uc sclcctiu11 of 1nvit111g roy, 7- 1 4-6tc AIINny W1 dur11ble co\'<'rtl. 2 mo1lcrn, highly atylcd, mailug;1ny fouslwd :.lt•p Every oa, HerVkf' 1905 BUICK VB Spcdlll 4 dr. 10- . lllble.11, 1 matdung n•ctunRular dan. OrJQln._! black linhh llkc A l li cONDITlONING, REfRIG t.:l\alep cockllHI t11llle, 2 btautu ully new. One careful loc.1111 owner. 1tlion serviu. Jack'• Relriaer•• dealgncd table lam11s. :! �ora '8ttli.OO. Blaettuan, Pomeroy. tlun. New Haven. 1-'honll TU2· plllowa In dct·ontur rnlors, 1 '1 -14-dtc 35J7. 6-2:Uf we11r resistunl Dxl :t Arm.� trun� floor £"overit1g In full i.:hoicc of _., ICTION ll 1'167 MEllCURV Monleray 4 dr. man14factor11 paU�rn�. f'ree Compl... hrvlcti aed1tn. Power 11lt>trln'1 and bri1k­ dchvcry. Crltt &redfor4 fl1. Pu1h button RhiU. l mrn11cU• OREM'S lliri.., Phone or Contact late Jnaidc and out. $1 ,HII.OO. ICONOMY FURNITURE CO, A. C, &RADrOlii>, R.cln,, Ohle. 7-U-6te BJaettnars, Pomeroy. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. ... <7!·7, "· 2 < . G<p ----- (0/·16, 2:1, ·t·u. WOOD SLAT PORCH l'Lo 1N'1 POI\ fl AC VB Ila rd Top Cpo. · - ·6h11dcs, cloth porch valano.i, - lh1·1•c One careful locwl owner. J l ydra­ lt�X.ilST1<:1tF. D UEAUU� 11ups awnl11g1, Yenetlan bllnda, win• matlc drive. R1tdlo 11nd he1tter. IUOnLhl oltl lrom l•'ll ( · u StOl'k llow 1h.ade.. !tree eahrnatea. Flnl1h IJke llflW. $1,3911.00, Hlaot Priced rr11smrnt..le. II. K Swu!u, ll1tlt! Wippel. HD Union Ave., 7-14•8tc tnan, Pomeroy. Tupptlrt l'lulus, Ohio. Phone J'omeroy II 21 DOlc 7- 19 :lip Coolville 3706. 9N4 c-.... llMtl Cani All Mllte1 al\4 MNel, THY A DELICIOLIS Ft�h Sand­ ... T.0-ITAN MoTO,U wich. Jock ·H l):ill"y !far. Middle• L"(Ht\•U-. T� lNSURAN'Cli: PRO ..,_ la.. Mitllll It. port. 7-1 9-iitt tectbn, Life. Aut•, Fire, Pollo P11•1n,. Oh6t.:aH Dou. MUI■, Middleport. JUmlSTEIU,:I> M A I .I•: BEAGLE 14 lnchea. 1:un brukt•. IH mos. oltl. 1'1.mi llcukr, l'hone WY 2J 6M6. 7 -1 0•3tp ror I ••• , ' ----- --- For Sole . -�;...;;; =--- " ! f UIID ... •...:==-i CAil 1957 CHEVROLET V-1 motor, poweralide trans., Ila. powrir steeriq, bNlhs, tinted '1111, eood whitew111l tire, leci.ory air condillont-d, ,potlflll lnterlor, be�ull.(ul while �er red finish. �I Air 4 Dr. WAS '179$ Now $1 699 ,POMEROY MOTOR CO. fOIIDOI', OBIO - -- .tfl" IIOYS' HOA l i M ASTl•:lt Utl·yck Ua,kct and 11.i:ht. llc111->on11hlt• Uoy C..:olm111rn, L111rnln St , l\lld­ dlcport. Photltl WV 2-3U82. 7 :.!O ;111- -50 J.Elo llORN LA YINU HlNS. Ohver 00 tr.ictur In firw sh.ipt•. C1111 G. A. Dt•C'm after 7 p Ill WI 9,3088 Rll'int•. 7 20 tltr 1 9a l Marine Suppl ies Ul ■O IOATI AND MOTO•s W and � whll• they 1111. Matro­ "llt1n Meton. 6CIO Ii. Main It., ,....,.,., ,hone WY -:l,..'117Q, 1 1-- · I 0-For Solp ----or-Rent -· _ _.,_ 10 ROOM HOUSE ON BllYl'Ell­ NUT Ave. Phone WY 2-3775. 7 20 tllc • and USED COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES Phillip Sisttrs Style Shop er ( 20b ) I nsurance ·n,1 ... - ------ --- i2 1 Real Estate POMEROY - '1 - room frame home I with 1 � bUhs, hot willer heat· Ing. 8 closet&, 1l1mn windOWli and doora, copper plumbtn,, 1tarage. Total price $1 1.000. N E W 1-tAVIN - S • -room modern frame home, nice bath and kit• chen, hardwooc:1 tlooh, !Joored 11llic, jnaulated, ato�er fired fur• nace heatln1, ruU basement with aara(le. J.112,000 , RUSIN.SI aUILDING AND HOME -Large Storeroom •nd two a11art• ment1 (one with b1lh). N iccly l11ealcd ln rural village with wonderful proipecta of fulure growth. Gro\tln1 area. A very aood opportunity. BOX 229 PHONI WY 2-3130 7 20 lie FRE E 50 "' .1.,.u.,:to.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.•.•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•••• , ,, , , , , 1., , , , • with llM, COVflOfl Clftdl pwcttcu. vf Extra Top Value Stanapa --.3 � - ..,. .. 1lktd Ham or Wlentn , • Mix er Matctt. 2 pk91, Hygracle LuftCh Meat ... ,... Orange Juice=-=..".." ,- -··" 3 '!: $1 Armour. · -- - . ,reet............. . ........ . ' - Vienna Sausaae .. 2l '..: 41c Sllce anil Nl'Ye . ... ..... a.- - Por k and Beans .cN. 10• :! $1 _,_...,........ 2 Cherr1es • .. ·Cake Mix . ..... ., .,. .• WW,., Y•llow, 0....111 ,_.. Slgn On TIUiay Kalh: Doonan Slow Topper Doueh Re Ml Play Your Huneb •�oo 2:00 12:Jn 1 :00 1 :30 Amerit•n . lland.stand 2:00 1fy Friend Flir.ka 2:30 San 1, "rmd•cJ Beat 3:00 You hlCI Ke?O'f"W 3:30 Weather 'relte!' • :00 John Daly Newa 11:"iO Four Just Men Music for a Summer Night ll'.00 1':�(" Ozzle and Harriet 1:40 Wednesday Njght Fights Sports •P ar.adc 8:45 Hawaiian Eye 7:GJ The New1 Tor,t,dlt 7 :30 Scanning the Weather 8:00 Sports Report 8:30 Late .Show 9:00 9:30 10:30 Teachers Wo1· kshop Romper Ro9m 1 1:0.'l Movie 1 1 : 10 i:Ho Reporter , I 1 : 18 I Married Joan ll:20 .. Cliannel 8 - Thursday 8:00 8:SO V:30 �J :25 1 :30 35c ....•• 10c Huntley Brlnla,, :, P.eport Whir1Yblrd11 ReSC"Je 8 Bit Mul�nion l-roducer•, Choice Bacbelar Father Ford Show You •� Your Life Take A Good Look Ne w.s H.Mdline1 Weatltercast Jack Paar Show Sign OU - RrsGeJI Gtm Love That Bob lt.b�ut FaCN .Med.Ir na:, In Court Gale 11:orm Show Beat lhfl Clod., Wh'l Do You. Trutt Amel'lcan iBa.1cbtand Roeky and Hil P'riendl San rrer,clsco Beat Yo11r � '.Re1»(d'ta Weather Te?lel' John 0.11 Nt'lfl Flight Steve Can,on Donna Reed The 'l:eal McCoy, Jeannie Carson Show Unto.•ehable1 Sea Hunt News Tonia:bt Scanning the Weather Sports Tonla:l'lt Lele Show :I. N•bl'Uk=!, elly � fproo, ) lh !'OWft' l 1 l. i.o-. c1aw 4. The •wtttaop ll. 12. QJ,ully 15. CQ;Olltlt 11. Hqb � I. BLoc"French kins 1. InjUNo 1-l Klndl ot uamJna. militake t. Girl'■ Uon, niclmamti 1 UI. Turkey atutttnr 10. PUbllc tngredlenta notlcN 17, SWIM rivar 18. Annoy by 11. Youth • 19, Rua.iu tei!t. '1 river ..._ t"1<!1q 22. Bueet:h 2(]. The h""41 23, A grating ( aJans) ... -� poei 21. llay 27. turth.. 28. 'touch - I0 411d •• W<lod,n - ride• 22. w...,. 23, Dlt,. .... .,.UA_ .. � of lheep 24. Cbaptau 36. Bub. ( Jap . } JI. Ma.\t■ ..,.,.,..... •:1 so. BaY'• nickname 81. Through 32. CUtUng- tool 16. Yeomen ot' th■ royal " - ■ 12 OS. ,........, _ aa. r- - --· .._::::=, •· :=a f ,,., ,....._ , -�:r.t. Corned Beef Hash . '6-- 38c Sealtest Sherbet .:...� ,.i. S9c lfl' GRANO PRIZE 'IISTIDDI', CALEB ...c=. .. '°"°""'' ...,_.,n a.ra • '::=.i' -�1il,._ h:i-1-+-m: U:J:.!:Y 51-iE LEFT WtF A NICE FAT YOUf\JG GENNUI.MAI-{ JN A CAA. ,'.' lloe 1 Mohaffl. ined·· 1tllthplaoo 4 X Y D L B & A. X B Is L O N G F E L L O W A 11 \ING One Jetter 1lmply atanda tor anolber, In tl'.111 for th• three L•.s, X !or the twc, 0' ■• etc, Binal• latter-, .,_. trophe■, the length and tonnaUon ot the word• &rt all h.lD.'6 " Ea.cb da.,,y the colle letter• ue dlfferent. GASOLINE ALI.IV •IJDPJ• I A J' K M V M A T K V D l'_ V, O K -e a T H W K H lJi 0 - D V U P. - - • A Z I R II ... Ye11terday'1 C�toquc,te: llr HE.A.RT LlDA.PS UP Wllw't' I BBMo.Lt> .A. RAINBOW IN THE SKY-WORDSWOR'J'IL (Q ..... Km• - .,.._ _, c,,r�c:1,J. 4PPO!lffMENT I • Le,/b/. Nqti� . ■ Qi •• I - I Brings You The Up To The '--•lecwl. � lwlu, Mell .' ..... 4 � • ■ S •�$11 - - - - -- - - - -.- - - - - - - --s-, w.,i.."' Your Choice •· a.., 19c.J,__ =: ,.,_ Mo•_-_..._.__... ___ ' Slocll!Mn1 Mix or ,;'H1 ,, Matcli Strowbt,rr - Cantalo,u pes ., Escarole ,_ .... 1 9c Bibb lettuce ._ 49c Krog. NI .- ...WM' Cmy .... .... .. 29c ' - � Daily Pro�am Schedule oo·, 10 AM 11 5 5 AM ■- 'I-! mperJni; 5 :05 PM .J,==�...=...==�=... ___....,....,,=...,,.,,=-:=-i 8AM LEl'F r=:::--:--=::-;;:.;:--,-iili,-';i � r i>otMN, 31 Ml$1'IA ..,. ·�� c- ....... ......,, ,..; � JUMbu " •IN 3 fir �1 -00 FRE E so .. .......... Extra Top Value Stamps IW.,HO.. A popular favor­ ite. Reddish-blue wt.th yellow Qeab. Fin• for Nlad, .. Duartt. F.lpe<:ially l)Opular for eat1n1. It'1 fl 11:rge, dark• nd , fi'ult, with firm lulun, . dorll-ftld l!Mllt WE LL NOW AT LEAST I CA N 0 0 S AY-·· By l!RNIB BUIJll!Mll,1.BR ···TH AT 1 GAVE HIM ' THE OLD ',, RUN-AROUND " ' ; U'ITLE ORPHA;II ANNIE •hi ., '°..: 59c ...,·*· * - - ------C.111, crop -� HE WON'T SPEAK TO ANYBODY - . County Jiffy Sttab - - · thl W•Nm --- Mason wlth thlt W¥jMMI IMNI ,urclloM ef 1 .... Finl of NANCY Minute lxtra Top Value·Stan,PI ..,. """' By AL CAPP 7· DAILT ClCYP!OQUOTE - Here'il i,ow to woiti 111 , WJ E H Thunday ------CURLY UYOE vCOIII 0ioff.lol• C1'90l'fl 1.-.i, c,Mcmhmollow hndw� Oehntol RE-<F VE ' LL 'THfl!)W IN LEFILE JU6t1A(O 'TO 1lOOT I HEAi\ lEll I/ORE "P0560M H0UNO WON - -, 1 Times DaUy Pineapple •..!..�- 2 •-• 39c Sliced Cheese . i.--�2 � 59c Cookie Sall ._ ..,.., �! :ff. Plat,. • form (naut.) 29. Medl6 Y&I boat , 11, V_ Uoua ( oOlloq.) & llaak 8nM► clolly llllon&'t • ,........ ___ - .. � - -�_ PliNUff ! • .,. ,. of LKoohlor, d-•ood OR/MNANC I Nl/Ml R 336 t�� ol· Lll• I · , •. �i;, ;._ f · To pJ'ovlde for the pa)'ment of 12'!0 S.n.h' fot'Tamorrow . l�r . Notice 1s h�reb)' given that Pe�rl • expense, of persons confined in , 00 �• do, . Roehler whose Port. Otfice addr�u Miq,Js. Co1.1.1Jt1 , Jtil for violation of , t:15 .....e secret Storti! 1s R. ,0. 2, Lo�• Bohom, Ohio, hJI• a Village Ordinance 1 :30 }'_:i. thf, •World 'turna .. ,,eo Ml�I been d�y 1Pjlointed ae Execufo r 2:00 FUIJ �lf�le t"" ordained by the council of Be i D:00 , '!'fl� 11'tffe �too1e1 o f the Estate of Le nor,11 �oehler the Village of l'o,neroy, Ohlo: �::ffl 'Housl! -;,,.r17 · 3:00 The ·MiUipnalre late of Meigs County, Ohio, de1:30 · The IJfe 'of Rile:,- � . . Srt'tion 1 : That thi, VIiiage ihalJ.. eeued • 1 pay to the .Board 3:30 Thi Vef.dkt JI Youn 1:00 '4rf.:b'l\ J 1 Smltb hall of County Ctm'!. Vated this �ltd day of July, 1 960. misaioners of Melis County Oflio'\f'. 1:00 The Brighter Day 9:14 A Looi: at the Weother F. H. O'BRIEN, for all per10ns who are �nflned 4:15 The SecNlt Sto�m 1:20 Jule 'Rivlin Show Judge of Probate Cou � t in the Meigs County Jail ror the the o&:30 The Enge of Night · S:IO Am2,II!'""' �, Anl" Melg! Coun ty, Ohio viola tion ol an ordinance of th 1:00 The Three Stooge1 e ol , '' 00 llla The Life of Riley (1') 8, 13, 20, 3tc Village, lite following amounts: , ._ 30 l,clto �.. .. .,.,.... -.--.., · . ur J. Sm1th-Newa a, The •um of 40c for each meal 8:io Ken aee !'ts ... A �ok at the Weo11th� · sqch pienona. . 9:00 Tht 1(Ullonuire 1 served b. Tb& �um of 5c for each per­ 11:20 Jule Rivlin Shmt 9: 30 rye�opt A Secret son [or laundry. tr:30 Amos 'a ..\Jldy 10:00 U. 8. lteel Hour . 7:00 U. S. Marshall c. The sum of $.2 for each persoQ 1 1 :00 lJ.i. o'clock New-' for turnkey service. T:!O lllvllble ldan U:10 Ji J.oot if the Weather Stats 8:00 Playhouse of d. For all medical dodor and , I�: 10 .'th.eat.tr Jj . hoapital billa ineurr;;i for and 1n 8,30 Johnny Ringo 1HJ • ... beball of 1uch penon or persons. l(J._ ):00 Zane (1r117 'l'be1tre 9:30 Shotgun Slade Section 2: That 111id aum ,hall be 8:00 · CBS News ' Paid upori the N!t'eipt of a proper I0:00 Adventure Theater 1: 15 Captain Kangaroo bill therefor. 9:00 Cartoon Tht:ater 10:30 To Tell the Truth. Section 3: In lhe event the VII­ 10:00 December Bride l :00 New9 age falls to pay any sums due the 11:10 l0:30 Video VIiiage A Look at tbw Weathtt County may termlnntc any agree­ U:15 Theater 1 3 "1:00 1 Love Lucy ment made and r�1 use to accept t 1 :30 The Clear Horizon 2 ·Jo Sign on any such persons in the Meiga .county JaU. ' Section 4: That the Mayor and Clerk or this Vil lage are hereby (Monday - Frld1y► 12:30 Juat For You authorized to enter inlo contr11ct &:58 Sign On 1 :00 News Headlinea wlth the Meigs County Commis­ 6:00 Guest Star l :02 Just For You sioners for the paymen1 of the 6:15 News 1 :30 News amounts hereinabove SPI forth. 6:30 RFD 1 :30 Just For You Section 5: That this ordinance 7:00 New, Headtines 2:00 Calling on Pt. Pleasant shall take effect and be enforced 7 :02 Breakfast Party 3:00 News Headlines frorr. and after the earliest period 3:02 Music Go Round 7:30 Pickens Hardware Show allowed by law, 3:30 News '7:45 Breakfast Party Passed this 18th day of July, 1 960. 8:00 News Headlines 3:33 M usic Go Round Dor D. Sl'haefer, 8:02 Sporll Report 4:00 News Headlines President of Council 4:0?: Mu,;iic Go Round 8:05 Breaklas! Party Approyed this 18th day of July, 4 8:30 New, Local Newa 1960. 8:35 Breakf■at Party f:35 Music Go Round Charles W. Legir, 9:00 Ne*s Headlines 5:00 Baseball Scores Mayor 9;02 Breakfaat Party 5:05 Mu14c Go Round Atte,t: Edna Schoentcb I • • ,:30 Newt Headlines 9lb' tNewa: Village Clerk ·• ��· Breakf,at 1Party 5:31 Mmlc Co Round (7) 20, 27, 21c :5:45 Complete News RtJlmd-up J0:00 Coffff Time ____ _ . : 6;00 Crow's Steak House-Sound 10:10 JlWlll'9bop SHOWDOWN of th• 10:SO i»�wa HeMfl,ine1 LOS A ('IGµ.EJ Ul'l �� . , , , down 10:32 t.,.rning Detotiorir · &;30 News �adllnes cf:\.�hich,', tbe · , 1� , ., j_.J M;32 � · t , venln., Interlude 10:,tll , Jt,dio Himna1 po9ed Cont1bentJi1:lteaxu.:r.m ' ' .:� '7�00 NeWs J{eadlil'!,e• Headlines 1 1 :00 if it is prepared to meet the stan7:02 Evenlnl Interlude 1 1 :� .. �oudtry 8')e Down da�ds for I thlnl rpajor lel!_,ue .,, _. 7:30 New, HeadlineR 11 :29 F'arm Ttfme bemg •�T,m�<l ,today wltli reptfl. . • : , 7:32 Sundown Serenade 1 1 :30 Racine Jubilee sentatlns of the two operating 8:00 Si1n O 12:00 Noon Newt m�•'.!: i•�r:_i,Ieagues. �.'..'.'. -- · · H, _______ f:Mtn. ...-. . • 41:45 7:00 1:30 8·00 8:30 9,00 9:30 10:00 10:30 1 1 : 00 1: 10 t l ·15 1:00 WC HS�TV C,-,etnnel 8 Oiannel 8 ;- Weduesdir, D:30 1:00 1·10 : 1:49 8 · 45 7 : (,0 7:30 8:3') t:ot, 9:45 10:00 U:00 U:10 11:16 l 1.20 t:oo t:30 �� • ·30 S:(:0 u:2e 8:30 AC.OU Z. Slmrl N tws Biscui_ts _ ....'���'!-�- �!'! .-. . . �1 2 •1 FREE so Kroger/Jelly Sale ) Chan"el 3 - Thursday 11:45 1:00 9:Xl 9:30 lu.00 ll':30 a:so Wl"Tf-1 f ..TV .tho,nel 13 1.4,. Ji...J • , weanfsdciy J. 1,nann.. ·-.iili'"' 11',� 'fl:,�,7tt\'1. �W;' La�ge Layer Cake.·��:.39C "'t•., . ltuntlev Brink.In Rierort Manhunt • W•1on Tr■ln PTlee h RtJbt Happy Tate Thia ls YoUJ' Llf11 Tomb,tone Terrho1 J New1 Headlln♦1 "flhthtltellt 1be Jact Paar Bllo'f' llp Off J:10 2:30 3:00 1 ,00 ff : - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- ------ 1:41 'HIO '1:IO l:ao 9:00 e:ao 10:00 10:30 U:00 1J; 1ft 1 1 : 10 1:1111 12:00 12.;10 Prtre lJ JU&bt Concentration Truth or ConJequencie1 ll Could � You Mid r'.'ay NeW'I MovleUme Loretta Yo"fll Show Young Dr. Malone From These RooU Comedy Playhouse Adventure 'J1,eate1 Steamboat Bill Sill Preaton Flatt &: Scru111 Show Weathereallt N,'WI Ptctur" DAILY CROSSWOR D 1!41• .., Fish Sticks -,_::.",... 3 ':.:- $1 I •·• ll',:therca" .1:ao JJtnv• Plrh1,.. I Spring Coats and Suits on ly $10.00 Backs ---·-··_: .. 1 Oc fryers - _,. ..- -·· .. 33c Canadian Bacon ;; ....... ,._ .. .. 79c - - - 1:50 OUlcll: Draw )'�Graw 't:.00 M•Lc .:.n the Round �If 'l'l!e llo, llt,o:&eT •- a:oo stumb<,11 Bm 'I OM NEW Wing s .................. .. 1 9c Fryers ...... ......... ...... .. 33c Veal Cutlet ...... - ...... ., 99c •:00 to111ady Pl17hoUH 4:19 Ad.venlure T1 -ne Middleport Cool Barg ains at . • • Smoked Cliandtf 3 - Wecinesdai l\ :;; I -.- SPEC IAL ! BAKER and SEYFRIED you, LENNOX dealer NEW Phone WY-2-3!84 Page St. •a ■ FOR SALi: '1 rooms, l'i, batha, full baNtHnt, out of water, ad• :EIGHT ltOOPJ HOUSt:, two five Jointnc apartment. Phone WY room •�enti. A. N. Bt'n&el. 2-31171. • ,-it«, 11.2.u, -• 'Wn-3l'IJ; \ 1 4 1 For Rent I Goeg lein Ready-Mix Co. Breasts•· 59� Legs�-�- 45e ■■ ------�-·- Soves Money - Time - Woste WSAZ.TV Chann11I 3 ' i...____, Piece Chicken Sale . ■ ao; We Mix Concrete To Your Own Spe<lfleallons, Deliver II Right To Your Job When Needed c Whole Fryers tt¥ 29 Call Dk1 Sterrett ■ l NEW YORK UPI - l"onner heavyweight champion, Roeky Marciano, Jersey Joe Walcott and Jack Dempsey will be on the dais, Thursday night, when Floyd Patlerson Is honored at a ••wln, Double Breasted Fryers,_·..:'!- 45c 3-Legged fryen ___,. . ,,c:::;. . . .'": . 39c I I Mrs. Edith King of Che5ter and son, Cecil. of East Liverpool, have returnl!d from e vacation trip to Buffalo, N. Y., Burlington Beilch and Toronto, Canada. While in iBuf­ falo they toured Niagara Fatl5 on both lhe American and Canadian sides. They visited other points of interest on Lake Erie and in Nor­ thern Ohio. Enroule home Mrs, King visited with her daughters, Mrs. Robert E. Eardley (Eloise King) and r11m­ ily in East Llverpool. The trip cov­ ered 1 185 miles. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bontempt, Mr. and Mn. Ray Pugh, V irginia Hughes and Cecil King of Easl Liv­ erpool. Mr. and Mrs. Bill W indon and daughter. Mr. and Mrli. Harry Leonard c1nd ison, Chcliter, visited 1 Sunday with Mrs. Edith King and J da ui,:hler, Mable. Jerry Shelton and !\farlha Colc­ man. Columbus , John Kelly and a friend of S pringfield, Ohio, and Frona Coleman of Marion, Ohio, • visited with Miss Mable King Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0., July 20, 1 960-7 loae ·or draw" teallmonlal dinner. ,\ 1peclal tlft wUI be &1ven tb• rel1atng hHV)'Wel1ht kln1 by the WilLw)'ck School for Boy1, which Patterton .1ltended a■ a younc­ ater. Upbound: G.i.llipolii .. Queen City 10:IIO pm, light; Tri-Slate 1 :20 am, 1 0-0; Jerr y Bosworth 1 2:30 am, 0- 1 ; LOc k Z3 Corn_cll 2 : 1 5 pm, 1 0-7; Raymond K Sulvetti 8:45 pm 1 6·0; Beaver 1 2:SO am 1·0: Rocket 4:50 am. 0·3; Elger Cliff 5: 10 a.m, Phone WY-2-3794, J'OMEROY, OHIO COURT STRl:ET 0-3 ; Orle11nian at 8:40 am 3-17; POMEROY, OHIO 1 < rl Js l n d I I a m p al · _1�����'"-::,:����-:,----------------------:,::,:......------...------.........� "',c_ - �,c_ � _..�_�::,:��������-�_.. "°' :�•�'.��,�:��'..:::::_ � "_"�� ":'�•� o: __ �_ -��--���--:_-- I 1957 FOIU)�lanc 50� c-� Club Sedan. Rc11l !iharp, cr<'am I finiHh, autor nalic Mild bl11ck drive, Surr lo plc11se you, trsr IL $1 195. Karr & Van Zandt. 7- 19-3tc Pomeroy. --- -- - --- - --- - ' 'Ml CADILLAC. llord Top Coupe. The mark of sun·cp llere •s your chan1·e 10 own America'11 flneat 1tl Arnorlc1t'H lowest I price .. A lrue v"lue. 51895. Karr & Vim Zandt. Pomeroy, '1•19•Jlc Chester Woman Returns From Canada Trip RIVER REPORT ------------- :m_ SQUARE DANCl�t.. SATlJIWAY PUBLIC AUCTION night at Legion Ha ll. Hutland. I Due to m y dis(•ontuming house• Starling July 23. 8 to 12 I). m. I kcepinjl I w11] sc•ll lhc ful luw111g 7 20 Jt 11 / at my residence 391 Lincoln Street in Middleport. Uhio, July 23, I P. M . : Motorola TV 24 in.; 1 8 I AU O O S Mohair Chair & Ottoman; Barj M ERCURY Medlllist 2 Door r,cll .B�<·k Chair; Uvcrstu.�fc� Push button drive. As silcnl as Cha ! r, rwo .Rocken ; Huok Casi!. 11i; oaring gull P l a n yo va t'a- \ Anl Jq ue I >m 111g Tulik ; 1Jn•s�1 itnd U m:h; Cllrd '1'11 hlt! _; ble T f1o� in this Big "M". n•: ready I � � . to go. $1495. Karr & Van Zandt Dinette Set; fwo U11 1lty ( ah1• 7 - 1 9·3lc nets; Mct�I Wardrobe; M.arbl(' Pomeroy. __ __ Top Dressers; 3 Pr. M:iplc Bc·d _____ _ '64, PONTIAC, C 'hidtain Deluxe ) Hoorn Suite; .h:nny I.inti Bed; f Door. ThlN une <:rn't be heat C1:dar Chest ; Muy1ag W1,�hc-r & at thl.11 prkt· Doe1, evPry1hin� Hinse Tubl!I; 8 Dlly t:lotk : Dishe�: but i;il u1• 11r11l bei:. You'll really 4 GaA J lcafrrs; 1<: lcctrfr l l1•1Jl t'r.� like it. See for younelf. $495. 1 anti t'am; I.umps: Vri;:1d;11rc Karr & Vwn Z11ndt. Pomeroy. Large; ftildio; ElN:tric Ho;1skr; I l•'ry Pan ; Warne Iron: M ixi·r: 40 7-19-3tc -- -- - ��-- -- I Ft. Exlem;1u11 Ladtfrr; 1 · h1ld'� 1 • 'D6 OLDSMOBIL t-: 88 4 Door Sf'- Srootcr; 3 wi111low fa11s 1Jt1tl many diln. Beaut ifu l two tone blue. other ite m� not J , sl1·d. Mrs. M. C. l lolrnrt, (Ow1wr) Power stcerinJ: and power brakes A quality (·ar. Truly a Sale conduc1Cd li y Hrndford 1:ood v11luc. $UQ5. Karr & Van Auction Co., Hac111c, Oiuo. 7- 1 8-3 �� 1 7- Ul-6tc__ __ _ ~ _ �dt, Po '.n ero� _ '08 OLJ)SMOFIILE 88 2 Door Se- M I LK SlJAKJ•: machine $:I0.00; I com rrwrmil Hlllall �afr $:JO.OU; dan. VB Hocket enJ;?;ine with I pr. bu111•ha ll shoe:. like new 1landud 11hif1 . Gi.---Go-Go in si:tc 7 1/z $5.00; I Hu!len•ledric thl11 1meppy Olds, The huy of :.huver $20.00. l'lurnc Sl':J-5044 your lire. $16AIS. Karr & Van Clifton. 7- I Q•;H<· Z1111dl, Pomeroy. 7- 19-Jtc (21 ) 3 HOOM .FURNISHED APART· FOR SALE: I V A BROWN pro, MENT located a t 256 Soulh pt"rty reduced price, 7 rooms, Fourth Street, Midd leport, Ohio. bath. ga�, hot water he1tt, z car down towr;i. nicely derorated. Utilities fur­ garage Clo11e nished. L.1undry fa.r11it1es. Phone Above high water 228 Cole St., M iddleport. Office Phone WY 2· WY 2-3346 or W Y !-2 186. 7 18 6tc 5320, Res. Phone WY 2-2917. 7 - 1 9- 1 2tp 4 ROOM HOUSE. PHONE TUrner 7 18 Btp 2-3475. NEW HOUSE, TWO BEDROOMS, NOH.TH SECOND AVE.. M IDDLE­ large \1ving room, built-in kiteh­ en cabinets, i:8S furnace. insu• l'OHT J:,,urnishcd apartment. Ideal for 2 construcliu11 workers. lated, large c.ir port, 12:1 foot !rout.age. Wright Slreet. off Hl!nt rca.so11ublc. Cookm� f:11t:il· Mulberry Ave. $9500.00. Phone iLJes. W Y 2-5293. 7 1 8 6lc WY 2-3292 Wi lbur Young or FIVE ROOM unfurmshed apart­ WY 2-2709 Valley Lumber and ment with bath and shower, Supply Co., M iddleport, Ohio, garbage d1spm;aJ UIHl, newly 7-{Hfc I redecorated. Phone WY 2-5335. -- ----·--·-7-7-tfc it ma! furru,cci,. <.:all for free c1>t 1111ales. 1"on!man & Abbo t t, Middleport. 6·10-tlc - -� ~ -- -ELECTROLUX V11l· u11m - (;lc:mer. in A- I Popu_br model No. condition. Cumplell' with all allaehmcnts and throw awi1y paper b.i gs. Pay off halance $41 .00 or $6.UO per month, 7- 14-Btc Photic WY 2-2204. Id by NatlonwllH. Phon♦ R. •ncl A. $♦1'YIC♦ 'Slation WY2· 4-26-ttc 2366. •-/ N �T/CE iBack-to-Sehool Sweaters are here. Lay awily. pay ilS <·on venielll and the sweater problem f or those first chilly di1Y8 is .solv e d. Th£" Shoe Box. Middleport. I ( 1 4) For Rent • whtl 1'll, _,,.. _. ,.,._ ., , . i.: Li- , j: ·... - --·­ i , \ol f _ ,, •. 1 ii ,, ,· • , ' ABBiE .(ND SLATS By RAEBtlliN \'ANliUBEI'# LET'S {stGH) GO � 'Tl-!E aoors .AGAIN. ns .MISTA!a: INST BE OORS. �I &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 20, 1 960 ~----- WANT ADS JO& CON8lSTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES , cenUI per wud, one insertion. Minimum clti.rge - 60 ccnt.s. I NOia per word for three conaern.itl\'e insert1oria. Sped.al - one nwr.tb for 30 ceotJ per word. Full rate of 4 centa -per word will be charHe<l for adverlisi['J.i � not paid witlbin 1U dan an.er recelvini bill. P.:m:w in Advertiiwng - Shoutd be ti,p('-tf>-d :mJJlediately. The Duly Sentinel will not be reaponsible for more than one in.cur­ red l.mertion. C.n:I of �•DU and SiPecial Not.ice, of t;vl''lts JU,O, Obituarie1 publll.hed at I cerit per word. 1 MO. u l>AYS ".70RDS ! DAY 3 DAYS $ Lars ll $4.SO 60c 90c S,l.20 $ 1 .8(\ 60c $,ti.00 21(\ $2. 25 $7.MI $1.50 75c 21 Ada �Ve<l by 10 A.M.. will h'!' in that d.iy I ve,pu. • • .•. . 1 ' • PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 I ( \i i For Sale TI.MITI AND PEST CONTROL I cA�F UEL o,L- --;d lty Pain. FrN ln�tion. Insur• 1 1 1 Notices _ ____ ·--- ,58 t s ___ _ - 1 Rea l EstatE! I I I FIVE rooms and bath in Mason Phone WY 2-2498. 7-1 4-6tp --� - { 1 7 ) Help Wanted -� SAi.ESMEN, 24 TO 40 yrs. old, mu�t h.1ve experie�ce. Cood ruu!e ilnd com1111ss1on. ABC Cle:rners, Mason, W. Va. 7-1 2-tf<: --· _ _ ___ _ _ _ ____ YOl.i DON'T NEED to worry about getting or holding a job with your own Rawlelgh Busi• ness where the more you work the more you earn. Thousands prospering every year. Write at oni:e for more information. Rawleigh's Dept. W VG-270-802, Richmond, Va. (7) 7-14-21·28-4tp (20 ! Business Services le Experlenood RADIATOR Legal Notice I Gau1♦•: Montgomery. 16.2 on upper, 9.2 on lower, 4½1 !eel open ; Gallipolis, 18.4 on upper. 9.g on lower, running 4 feel; Lork 23, 14.1 on upper, 10.7 on lower, 8 foot of trap. Condition of Movable Dim, All dams are up 13 through 23 running average 5 feet of tup to Lock 10, closed from lo to Lock 1 8 running 6 feet trap from Lock 1 8 through Lock 23. Ohio River Boata: Downbor.,nd; Lock HI, Ranger 10:05 pm, 6-0; . l..ork 12 Philo 12:40 am, 2-G; Lock IJ Mike Creditor 2 : 1 5 am. 0-18; Mr. Criss 4:00 am, 6-0; Lock 14, Cotto Queen 1 :0() am. 1 •8; National 5: I O am, 0-2; l.ock 18 Pittshurgher 4:40 am. 22-0 ; City of l-ltmlm�ton 9:20 am, l9-0; Lock 22 Helen Z .it lo am. no tow re · ported; Lock 23 Atlas 1 : 45 pm, 6- 1 and a derrick boat; C. V. Horner 3:45 pm, 2-0; Robert E. Reed 5:45 pm, 0-1 1 ; Aztec 5:50 ilffi, 0·7; Hep 7: 00 am, 0- 1 ; L. Wade Child­ ress 9:43 am, 12-3; Dillie Spirit 1 0 ; 50 am, 0-2; Belpre 10:� am, 0-2. Cas♦ No. I J,03 1 lh-kn M. H udnell. �cs1difj 1 �t New Haven, West V1rgm1a, 1s lll'reby uollficd th11t Oil the 1 4th u .iy of June, 1 960. Clarence J. lh1J 11i•ll. Ut'lflg pla111t1ff, filed his pe11tiun 11g::i111sl her a� Defendant, in the Court of Common Pie.as, \lc 1 g.s Couuiy, Ohio. C..:asc No. 13,03 I , µraying for divorce lrom the sc11d l lclen M. Hudnell OU Lne grounds of Wilful Absence of said Ucf!!ndanl from sc1id Plaintiff for more thun one year last pasl and Gro.ss Ncglt•ct of Duty, and Plain• tiff also pray1 for other proper re­ lief. Simi cause will be for hearing on or u ftl"r the 28th day of July A. 0., 1 960. Clarence J. Hudnell Crow, Cruw & Porter. Allorney� fur Plaintiff (8l 15. 22. 20; !7) ti, t3, 20, 27, 7tc I Il ' REPAI R . We repair al! types ol radi• ators, from heater cores to the large$\ truck or tractor radWltor. .. Blaettnar's Plion♦ WY•2·2143 Pomeroy, Ohio NEC(;l tl St•win� Madu,w -t:0111- TJ:;Lft� VISlON RADIO A�D SMALL appll11,nce repair. Phone Otla plctc z1i,: zai,:. Mahs huudrcd.s of McClintock, Hacine, O."lio. 2-1-Ut u\lad1111ents. de11lins withnul • urigillally Hold over $JUO.UO Al'AJH'Ml.':N1'S - fiU'nlihed and · I'11y off h:dancc u f $1B.IJU or unlurnillhed. McMa,ten, Middle t11kc aver payments of $9.00 pC'r port. Phone W Y 2-2082, 2 3 tr mouth. Phone WY 2-2:.:!U-I. 7• 14-tltc MUILLER FONNACES, WESTING --. . HOUSE appllanc.ea. Arnold Bro­ S-KAViLY U.ACTOM. SALIS AN.a . th•n, Syracun, Ohio. PhotM Servi((·, S\2 I!. Main, Pomeroy. 11-11➔1 wv,-,.114. Phone WY 2-l975. S•IC'1m1n: Harold 8.:trnhart, R"dnille, Ohio, Phon• Cool•i.llt 3691. 3-19-tfc 1954 lt'ORD Six, 4-door. 11t1tnd11rd ----- -- -- 11hlft. 11oml tires. motor over- 1 SINGEH EI.El "l'H H : sl'wiu� rnu­ thme, cu11111tc1c wi t h o1!Larl1hauled. new p!!l11L radio. healer, rnenl .!!. Will 1,1,:II fur $;\lt.llO ur Prlee $393. Phone WY 2-3·1 00 . --7 18 3l� tcr11111 if (h-.s1rcll. Pho11c WY �. -- -- 2:104, 7-l 4·Ulc lle tor• 9:SO A.M. M CIIEVIHlLET, · 11,7 Int. ½: trul'k. Mlddle,ort WY-2-264f Low mile.age. Swatzel'11 Ashhmd A LOMPU.:n: LlVIN(i lluom full Pomeroy W"t'-24895 of fine rurr11 1 u 1·l' for only Slallun. Pomeroy WV 2-31!,JI!,_ KAUTZ Pl, D ITOR $168.88-nnthrng t!Xtra to buy. 6 18 6tc At Ctl••ter A wide, full cut, d1slmt· l ivt>ly 1985 lt' Oim Ve Cu�lomline 4 dr. 1 Uylcd, 2-piuct llv111g room .� 1111c Ylllcen S.2145 1ed1111, one carerul owner. Extra HAMILL IIRVIC STATION with rcvcrHJblc foam t'.1iSh1un!!' nice. •793.00. Blaettnara, Pome­ llefore t:OO AM. h1 a la.1·uc sclcctiu11 of 1nvit111g roy, 7- 1 4-6tc AIINny W1 dur11ble co\'<'rtl. 2 mo1lcrn, highly atylcd, mailug;1ny fouslwd :.lt•p Every oa, HerVkf' 1905 BUICK VB Spcdlll 4 dr. 10- . lllble.11, 1 matdung n•ctunRular dan. OrJQln._! black linhh llkc A l li cONDITlONING, REfRIG t.:l\alep cockllHI t11llle, 2 btautu ully new. One careful loc.1111 owner. 1tlion serviu. Jack'• Relriaer•• dealgncd table lam11s. :! �ora '8ttli.OO. Blaettuan, Pomeroy. tlun. New Haven. 1-'honll TU2· plllowa In dct·ontur rnlors, 1 '1 -14-dtc 35J7. 6-2:Uf we11r resistunl Dxl :t Arm.� trun� floor £"overit1g In full i.:hoicc of _., ICTION ll 1'167 MEllCURV Monleray 4 dr. man14factor11 paU�rn�. f'ree Compl... hrvlcti aed1tn. Power 11lt>trln'1 and bri1k­ dchvcry. Crltt &redfor4 fl1. Pu1h button RhiU. l mrn11cU• OREM'S lliri.., Phone or Contact late Jnaidc and out. $1 ,HII.OO. ICONOMY FURNITURE CO, A. C, &RADrOlii>, R.cln,, Ohle. 7-U-6te BJaettnars, Pomeroy. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. ... <7!·7, "· 2 < . G<p ----- (0/·16, 2:1, ·t·u. WOOD SLAT PORCH l'Lo 1N'1 POI\ fl AC VB Ila rd Top Cpo. · - ·6h11dcs, cloth porch valano.i, - lh1·1•c One careful locwl owner. J l ydra­ lt�X.ilST1<:1tF. D UEAUU� 11ups awnl11g1, Yenetlan bllnda, win• matlc drive. R1tdlo 11nd he1tter. IUOnLhl oltl lrom l•'ll ( · u StOl'k llow 1h.ade.. !tree eahrnatea. Flnl1h IJke llflW. $1,3911.00, Hlaot Priced rr11smrnt..le. II. K Swu!u, ll1tlt! Wippel. HD Union Ave., 7-14•8tc tnan, Pomeroy. Tupptlrt l'lulus, Ohio. Phone J'omeroy II 21 DOlc 7- 19 :lip Coolville 3706. 9N4 c-.... llMtl Cani All Mllte1 al\4 MNel, THY A DELICIOLIS Ft�h Sand­ ... T.0-ITAN MoTO,U wich. Jock ·H l):ill"y !far. Middle• L"(Ht\•U-. T� lNSURAN'Cli: PRO ..,_ la.. Mitllll It. port. 7-1 9-iitt tectbn, Life. Aut•, Fire, Pollo P11•1n,. Oh6t.:aH Dou. MUI■, Middleport. JUmlSTEIU,:I> M A I .I•: BEAGLE 14 lnchea. 1:un brukt•. IH mos. oltl. 1'1.mi llcukr, l'hone WY 2J 6M6. 7 -1 0•3tp ror I ••• , ' ----- --- For Sole . -�;...;;; =--- " ! f UIID ... •...:==-i CAil 1957 CHEVROLET V-1 motor, poweralide trans., Ila. powrir steeriq, bNlhs, tinted '1111, eood whitew111l tire, leci.ory air condillont-d, ,potlflll lnterlor, be�ull.(ul while �er red finish. �I Air 4 Dr. WAS '179$ Now $1 699 ,POMEROY MOTOR CO. fOIIDOI', OBIO - -- .tfl" IIOYS' HOA l i M ASTl•:lt Utl·yck Ua,kct and 11.i:ht. llc111->on11hlt• Uoy C..:olm111rn, L111rnln St , l\lld­ dlcport. Photltl WV 2-3U82. 7 :.!O ;111- -50 J.Elo llORN LA YINU HlNS. Ohver 00 tr.ictur In firw sh.ipt•. C1111 G. A. Dt•C'm after 7 p Ill WI 9,3088 Rll'int•. 7 20 tltr 1 9a l Marine Suppl ies Ul ■O IOATI AND MOTO•s W and � whll• they 1111. Matro­ "llt1n Meton. 6CIO Ii. Main It., ,....,.,., ,hone WY -:l,..'117Q, 1 1-- · I 0-For Solp ----or-Rent -· _ _.,_ 10 ROOM HOUSE ON BllYl'Ell­ NUT Ave. Phone WY 2-3775. 7 20 tllc • and USED COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES Phillip Sisttrs Style Shop er ( 20b ) I nsurance ·n,1 ... - ------ --- i2 1 Real Estate POMEROY - '1 - room frame home I with 1 � bUhs, hot willer heat· Ing. 8 closet&, 1l1mn windOWli and doora, copper plumbtn,, 1tarage. Total price $1 1.000. N E W 1-tAVIN - S • -room modern frame home, nice bath and kit• chen, hardwooc:1 tlooh, !Joored 11llic, jnaulated, ato�er fired fur• nace heatln1, ruU basement with aara(le. J.112,000 , RUSIN.SI aUILDING AND HOME -Large Storeroom •nd two a11art• ment1 (one with b1lh). N iccly l11ealcd ln rural village with wonderful proipecta of fulure growth. Gro\tln1 area. A very aood opportunity. BOX 229 PHONI WY 2-3130 7 20 lie FRE E 50 "' .1.,.u.,:to.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.•.•·•·•·•·•·•·•·•••• , ,, , , , , 1., , , , • with llM, COVflOfl Clftdl pwcttcu. vf Extra Top Value Stanapa --.3 � - ..,. .. 1lktd Ham or Wlentn , • Mix er Matctt. 2 pk91, Hygracle LuftCh Meat ... ,... Orange Juice=-=..".." ,- -··" 3 '!: $1 Armour. · -- - . ,reet............. . ........ . ' - Vienna Sausaae .. 2l '..: 41c Sllce anil Nl'Ye . ... ..... a.- - Por k and Beans .cN. 10• :! $1 _,_...,........ 2 Cherr1es • .. ·Cake Mix . ..... ., .,. .• WW,., Y•llow, 0....111 ,_.. Slgn On TIUiay Kalh: Doonan Slow Topper Doueh Re Ml Play Your Huneb •�oo 2:00 12:Jn 1 :00 1 :30 Amerit•n . lland.stand 2:00 1fy Friend Flir.ka 2:30 San 1, "rmd•cJ Beat 3:00 You hlCI Ke?O'f"W 3:30 Weather 'relte!' • :00 John Daly Newa 11:"iO Four Just Men Music for a Summer Night ll'.00 1':�(" Ozzle and Harriet 1:40 Wednesday Njght Fights Sports •P ar.adc 8:45 Hawaiian Eye 7:GJ The New1 Tor,t,dlt 7 :30 Scanning the Weather 8:00 Sports Report 8:30 Late .Show 9:00 9:30 10:30 Teachers Wo1· kshop Romper Ro9m 1 1:0.'l Movie 1 1 : 10 i:Ho Reporter , I 1 : 18 I Married Joan ll:20 .. Cliannel 8 - Thursday 8:00 8:SO V:30 �J :25 1 :30 35c ....•• 10c Huntley Brlnla,, :, P.eport Whir1Yblrd11 ReSC"Je 8 Bit Mul�nion l-roducer•, Choice Bacbelar Father Ford Show You •� Your Life Take A Good Look Ne w.s H.Mdline1 Weatltercast Jack Paar Show Sign OU - RrsGeJI Gtm Love That Bob lt.b�ut FaCN .Med.Ir na:, In Court Gale 11:orm Show Beat lhfl Clod., Wh'l Do You. Trutt Amel'lcan iBa.1cbtand Roeky and Hil P'riendl San rrer,clsco Beat Yo11r � '.Re1»(d'ta Weather Te?lel' John 0.11 Nt'lfl Flight Steve Can,on Donna Reed The 'l:eal McCoy, Jeannie Carson Show Unto.•ehable1 Sea Hunt News Tonia:bt Scanning the Weather Sports Tonla:l'lt Lele Show :I. N•bl'Uk=!, elly � fproo, ) lh !'OWft' l 1 l. i.o-. c1aw 4. The •wtttaop ll. 12. QJ,ully 15. CQ;Olltlt 11. Hqb � I. BLoc"French kins 1. InjUNo 1-l Klndl ot uamJna. militake t. Girl'■ Uon, niclmamti 1 UI. Turkey atutttnr 10. PUbllc tngredlenta notlcN 17, SWIM rivar 18. Annoy by 11. Youth • 19, Rua.iu tei!t. '1 river ..._ t"1<!1q 22. Bueet:h 2(]. The h""41 23, A grating ( aJans) ... -� poei 21. llay 27. turth.. 28. 'touch - I0 411d •• W<lod,n - ride• 22. w...,. 23, Dlt,. .... .,.UA_ .. � of lheep 24. Cbaptau 36. Bub. ( Jap . } JI. Ma.\t■ ..,.,.,..... •:1 so. BaY'• nickname 81. Through 32. CUtUng- tool 16. Yeomen ot' th■ royal " - ■ 12 OS. ,........, _ aa. r- - --· .._::::=, •· :=a f ,,., ,....._ , -�:r.t. Corned Beef Hash . '6-- 38c Sealtest Sherbet .:...� ,.i. S9c lfl' GRANO PRIZE 'IISTIDDI', CALEB ...c=. .. '°"°""'' ...,_.,n a.ra • '::=.i' -�1il,._ h:i-1-+-m: U:J:.!:Y 51-iE LEFT WtF A NICE FAT YOUf\JG GENNUI.MAI-{ JN A CAA. ,'.' lloe 1 Mohaffl. ined·· 1tllthplaoo 4 X Y D L B & A. X B Is L O N G F E L L O W A 11 \ING One Jetter 1lmply atanda tor anolber, In tl'.111 for th• three L•.s, X !or the twc, 0' ■• etc, Binal• latter-, .,_. trophe■, the length and tonnaUon ot the word• &rt all h.lD.'6 " Ea.cb da.,,y the colle letter• ue dlfferent. GASOLINE ALI.IV •IJDPJ• I A J' K M V M A T K V D l'_ V, O K -e a T H W K H lJi 0 - D V U P. - - • A Z I R II ... Ye11terday'1 C�toquc,te: llr HE.A.RT LlDA.PS UP Wllw't' I BBMo.Lt> .A. RAINBOW IN THE SKY-WORDSWOR'J'IL (Q ..... Km• - .,.._ _, c,,r�c:1,J. 4PPO!lffMENT I • Le,/b/. Nqti� . ■ Qi •• I - I Brings You The Up To The '--•lecwl. � lwlu, Mell .' ..... 4 � • ■ S •�$11 - - - - -- - - - -.- - - - - - - --s-, w.,i.."' Your Choice •· a.., 19c.J,__ =: ,.,_ Mo•_-_..._.__... ___ ' Slocll!Mn1 Mix or ,;'H1 ,, Matcli Strowbt,rr - Cantalo,u pes ., Escarole ,_ .... 1 9c Bibb lettuce ._ 49c Krog. NI .- ...WM' Cmy .... .... .. 29c ' - � Daily Pro�am Schedule oo·, 10 AM 11 5 5 AM ■- 'I-! mperJni; 5 :05 PM .J,==�...=...==�=... ___....,....,,=...,,.,,=-:=-i 8AM LEl'F r=:::--:--=::-;;:.;:--,-iili,-';i � r i>otMN, 31 Ml$1'IA ..,. ·�� c- ....... ......,, ,..; � JUMbu " •IN 3 fir �1 -00 FRE E so .. .......... Extra Top Value Stamps IW.,HO.. A popular favor­ ite. Reddish-blue wt.th yellow Qeab. Fin• for Nlad, .. Duartt. F.lpe<:ially l)Opular for eat1n1. It'1 fl 11:rge, dark• nd , fi'ult, with firm lulun, . dorll-ftld l!Mllt WE LL NOW AT LEAST I CA N 0 0 S AY-·· By l!RNIB BUIJll!Mll,1.BR ···TH AT 1 GAVE HIM ' THE OLD ',, RUN-AROUND " ' ; U'ITLE ORPHA;II ANNIE •hi ., '°..: 59c ...,·*· * - - ------C.111, crop -� HE WON'T SPEAK TO ANYBODY - . County Jiffy Sttab - - · thl W•Nm --- Mason wlth thlt W¥jMMI IMNI ,urclloM ef 1 .... Finl of NANCY Minute lxtra Top Value·Stan,PI ..,. """' By AL CAPP 7· DAILT ClCYP!OQUOTE - Here'il i,ow to woiti 111 , WJ E H Thunday ------CURLY UYOE vCOIII 0ioff.lol• C1'90l'fl 1.-.i, c,Mcmhmollow hndw� Oehntol RE-<F VE ' LL 'THfl!)W IN LEFILE JU6t1A(O 'TO 1lOOT I HEAi\ lEll I/ORE "P0560M H0UNO WON - -, 1 Times DaUy Pineapple •..!..�- 2 •-• 39c Sliced Cheese . i.--�2 � 59c Cookie Sall ._ ..,.., �! :ff. Plat,. • form (naut.) 29. Medl6 Y&I boat , 11, V_ Uoua ( oOlloq.) & llaak 8nM► clolly llllon&'t • ,........ ___ - .. � - -�_ PliNUff ! • .,. ,. of LKoohlor, d-•ood OR/MNANC I Nl/Ml R 336 t�� ol· Lll• I · , •. �i;, ;._ f · To pJ'ovlde for the pa)'ment of 12'!0 S.n.h' fot'Tamorrow . l�r . Notice 1s h�reb)' given that Pe�rl • expense, of persons confined in , 00 �• do, . Roehler whose Port. Otfice addr�u Miq,Js. Co1.1.1Jt1 , Jtil for violation of , t:15 .....e secret Storti! 1s R. ,0. 2, Lo�• Bohom, Ohio, hJI• a Village Ordinance 1 :30 }'_:i. thf, •World 'turna .. ,,eo Ml�I been d�y 1Pjlointed ae Execufo r 2:00 FUIJ �lf�le t"" ordained by the council of Be i D:00 , '!'fl� 11'tffe �too1e1 o f the Estate of Le nor,11 �oehler the Village of l'o,neroy, Ohlo: �::ffl 'Housl! -;,,.r17 · 3:00 The ·MiUipnalre late of Meigs County, Ohio, de1:30 · The IJfe 'of Rile:,- � . . Srt'tion 1 : That thi, VIiiage ihalJ.. eeued • 1 pay to the .Board 3:30 Thi Vef.dkt JI Youn 1:00 '4rf.:b'l\ J 1 Smltb hall of County Ctm'!. Vated this �ltd day of July, 1 960. misaioners of Melis County Oflio'\f'. 1:00 The Brighter Day 9:14 A Looi: at the Weother F. H. O'BRIEN, for all per10ns who are �nflned 4:15 The SecNlt Sto�m 1:20 Jule 'Rivlin Show Judge of Probate Cou � t in the Meigs County Jail ror the the o&:30 The Enge of Night · S:IO Am2,II!'""' �, Anl" Melg! Coun ty, Ohio viola tion ol an ordinance of th 1:00 The Three Stooge1 e ol , '' 00 llla The Life of Riley (1') 8, 13, 20, 3tc Village, lite following amounts: , ._ 30 l,clto �.. .. .,.,.... -.--.., · . ur J. Sm1th-Newa a, The •um of 40c for each meal 8:io Ken aee !'ts ... A �ok at the Weo11th� · sqch pienona. . 9:00 Tht 1(Ullonuire 1 served b. Tb& �um of 5c for each per­ 11:20 Jule Rivlin Shmt 9: 30 rye�opt A Secret son [or laundry. tr:30 Amos 'a ..\Jldy 10:00 U. 8. lteel Hour . 7:00 U. S. Marshall c. The sum of $.2 for each persoQ 1 1 :00 lJ.i. o'clock New-' for turnkey service. T:!O lllvllble ldan U:10 Ji J.oot if the Weather Stats 8:00 Playhouse of d. For all medical dodor and , I�: 10 .'th.eat.tr Jj . hoapital billa ineurr;;i for and 1n 8,30 Johnny Ringo 1HJ • ... beball of 1uch penon or persons. l(J._ ):00 Zane (1r117 'l'be1tre 9:30 Shotgun Slade Section 2: That 111id aum ,hall be 8:00 · CBS News ' Paid upori the N!t'eipt of a proper I0:00 Adventure Theater 1: 15 Captain Kangaroo bill therefor. 9:00 Cartoon Tht:ater 10:30 To Tell the Truth. Section 3: In lhe event the VII­ 10:00 December Bride l :00 New9 age falls to pay any sums due the 11:10 l0:30 Video VIiiage A Look at tbw Weathtt County may termlnntc any agree­ U:15 Theater 1 3 "1:00 1 Love Lucy ment made and r�1 use to accept t 1 :30 The Clear Horizon 2 ·Jo Sign on any such persons in the Meiga .county JaU. ' Section 4: That the Mayor and Clerk or this Vil lage are hereby (Monday - Frld1y► 12:30 Juat For You authorized to enter inlo contr11ct &:58 Sign On 1 :00 News Headlinea wlth the Meigs County Commis­ 6:00 Guest Star l :02 Just For You sioners for the paymen1 of the 6:15 News 1 :30 News amounts hereinabove SPI forth. 6:30 RFD 1 :30 Just For You Section 5: That this ordinance 7:00 New, Headtines 2:00 Calling on Pt. Pleasant shall take effect and be enforced 7 :02 Breakfast Party 3:00 News Headlines frorr. and after the earliest period 3:02 Music Go Round 7:30 Pickens Hardware Show allowed by law, 3:30 News '7:45 Breakfast Party Passed this 18th day of July, 1 960. 8:00 News Headlines 3:33 M usic Go Round Dor D. Sl'haefer, 8:02 Sporll Report 4:00 News Headlines President of Council 4:0?: Mu,;iic Go Round 8:05 Breaklas! Party Approyed this 18th day of July, 4 8:30 New, Local Newa 1960. 8:35 Breakf■at Party f:35 Music Go Round Charles W. Legir, 9:00 Ne*s Headlines 5:00 Baseball Scores Mayor 9;02 Breakfaat Party 5:05 Mu14c Go Round Atte,t: Edna Schoentcb I • • ,:30 Newt Headlines 9lb' tNewa: Village Clerk ·• ��· Breakf,at 1Party 5:31 Mmlc Co Round (7) 20, 27, 21c :5:45 Complete News RtJlmd-up J0:00 Coffff Time ____ _ . : 6;00 Crow's Steak House-Sound 10:10 JlWlll'9bop SHOWDOWN of th• 10:SO i»�wa HeMfl,ine1 LOS A ('IGµ.EJ Ul'l �� . , , , down 10:32 t.,.rning Detotiorir · &;30 News �adllnes cf:\.�hich,', tbe · , 1� , ., j_.J M;32 � · t , venln., Interlude 10:,tll , Jt,dio Himna1 po9ed Cont1bentJi1:lteaxu.:r.m ' ' .:� '7�00 NeWs J{eadlil'!,e• Headlines 1 1 :00 if it is prepared to meet the stan7:02 Evenlnl Interlude 1 1 :� .. �oudtry 8')e Down da�ds for I thlnl rpajor lel!_,ue .,, _. 7:30 New, HeadlineR 11 :29 F'arm Ttfme bemg •�T,m�<l ,today wltli reptfl. . • : , 7:32 Sundown Serenade 1 1 :30 Racine Jubilee sentatlns of the two operating 8:00 Si1n O 12:00 Noon Newt m�•'.!: i•�r:_i,Ieagues. �.'..'.'. -- · · H, _______ f:Mtn. ...-. . • 41:45 7:00 1:30 8·00 8:30 9,00 9:30 10:00 10:30 1 1 : 00 1: 10 t l ·15 1:00 WC HS�TV C,-,etnnel 8 Oiannel 8 ;- Weduesdir, D:30 1:00 1·10 : 1:49 8 · 45 7 : (,0 7:30 8:3') t:ot, 9:45 10:00 U:00 U:10 11:16 l 1.20 t:oo t:30 �� • ·30 S:(:0 u:2e 8:30 AC.OU Z. Slmrl N tws Biscui_ts _ ....'���'!-�- �!'! .-. . . �1 2 •1 FREE so Kroger/Jelly Sale ) Chan"el 3 - Thursday 11:45 1:00 9:Xl 9:30 lu.00 ll':30 a:so Wl"Tf-1 f ..TV .tho,nel 13 1.4,. Ji...J • , weanfsdciy J. 1,nann.. ·-.iili'"' 11',� 'fl:,�,7tt\'1. �W;' La�ge Layer Cake.·��:.39C "'t•., . ltuntlev Brink.In Rierort Manhunt • W•1on Tr■ln PTlee h RtJbt Happy Tate Thia ls YoUJ' Llf11 Tomb,tone Terrho1 J New1 Headlln♦1 "flhthtltellt 1be Jact Paar Bllo'f' llp Off J:10 2:30 3:00 1 ,00 ff : - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- ------ 1:41 'HIO '1:IO l:ao 9:00 e:ao 10:00 10:30 U:00 1J; 1ft 1 1 : 10 1:1111 12:00 12.;10 Prtre lJ JU&bt Concentration Truth or ConJequencie1 ll Could � You Mid r'.'ay NeW'I MovleUme Loretta Yo"fll Show Young Dr. Malone From These RooU Comedy Playhouse Adventure 'J1,eate1 Steamboat Bill Sill Preaton Flatt &: Scru111 Show Weathereallt N,'WI Ptctur" DAILY CROSSWOR D 1!41• .., Fish Sticks -,_::.",... 3 ':.:- $1 I •·• ll',:therca" .1:ao JJtnv• Plrh1,.. I Spring Coats and Suits on ly $10.00 Backs ---·-··_: .. 1 Oc fryers - _,. ..- -·· .. 33c Canadian Bacon ;; ....... ,._ .. .. 79c - - - 1:50 OUlcll: Draw )'�Graw 't:.00 M•Lc .:.n the Round �If 'l'l!e llo, llt,o:&eT •- a:oo stumb<,11 Bm 'I OM NEW Wing s .................. .. 1 9c Fryers ...... ......... ...... .. 33c Veal Cutlet ...... - ...... ., 99c •:00 to111ady Pl17hoUH 4:19 Ad.venlure T1 -ne Middleport Cool Barg ains at . • • Smoked Cliandtf 3 - Wecinesdai l\ :;; I -.- SPEC IAL ! BAKER and SEYFRIED you, LENNOX dealer NEW Phone WY-2-3!84 Page St. •a ■ FOR SALi: '1 rooms, l'i, batha, full baNtHnt, out of water, ad• :EIGHT ltOOPJ HOUSt:, two five Jointnc apartment. Phone WY room •�enti. A. N. Bt'n&el. 2-31171. • ,-it«, 11.2.u, -• 'Wn-3l'IJ; \ 1 4 1 For Rent I Goeg lein Ready-Mix Co. Breasts•· 59� Legs�-�- 45e ■■ ------�-·- Soves Money - Time - Woste WSAZ.TV Chann11I 3 ' i...____, Piece Chicken Sale . ■ ao; We Mix Concrete To Your Own Spe<lfleallons, Deliver II Right To Your Job When Needed c Whole Fryers tt¥ 29 Call Dk1 Sterrett ■ l NEW YORK UPI - l"onner heavyweight champion, Roeky Marciano, Jersey Joe Walcott and Jack Dempsey will be on the dais, Thursday night, when Floyd Patlerson Is honored at a ••wln, Double Breasted Fryers,_·..:'!- 45c 3-Legged fryen ___,. . ,,c:::;. . . .'": . 39c I I Mrs. Edith King of Che5ter and son, Cecil. of East Liverpool, have returnl!d from e vacation trip to Buffalo, N. Y., Burlington Beilch and Toronto, Canada. While in iBuf­ falo they toured Niagara Fatl5 on both lhe American and Canadian sides. They visited other points of interest on Lake Erie and in Nor­ thern Ohio. Enroule home Mrs, King visited with her daughters, Mrs. Robert E. Eardley (Eloise King) and r11m­ ily in East Llverpool. The trip cov­ ered 1 185 miles. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bontempt, Mr. and Mn. Ray Pugh, V irginia Hughes and Cecil King of Easl Liv­ erpool. Mr. and Mrs. Bill W indon and daughter. Mr. and Mrli. Harry Leonard c1nd ison, Chcliter, visited 1 Sunday with Mrs. Edith King and J da ui,:hler, Mable. Jerry Shelton and !\farlha Colc­ man. Columbus , John Kelly and a friend of S pringfield, Ohio, and Frona Coleman of Marion, Ohio, • visited with Miss Mable King Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0., July 20, 1 960-7 loae ·or draw" teallmonlal dinner. ,\ 1peclal tlft wUI be &1ven tb• rel1atng hHV)'Wel1ht kln1 by the WilLw)'ck School for Boy1, which Patterton .1ltended a■ a younc­ ater. Upbound: G.i.llipolii .. Queen City 10:IIO pm, light; Tri-Slate 1 :20 am, 1 0-0; Jerr y Bosworth 1 2:30 am, 0- 1 ; LOc k Z3 Corn_cll 2 : 1 5 pm, 1 0-7; Raymond K Sulvetti 8:45 pm 1 6·0; Beaver 1 2:SO am 1·0: Rocket 4:50 am. 0·3; Elger Cliff 5: 10 a.m, Phone WY-2-3794, J'OMEROY, OHIO COURT STRl:ET 0-3 ; Orle11nian at 8:40 am 3-17; POMEROY, OHIO 1 < rl Js l n d I I a m p al · _1�����'"-::,:����-:,----------------------:,::,:......------...------.........� "',c_ - �,c_ � _..�_�::,:��������-�_.. "°' :�•�'.��,�:��'..:::::_ � "_"�� ":'�•� o: __ �_ -��--���--:_-- I 1957 FOIU)�lanc 50� c-� Club Sedan. Rc11l !iharp, cr<'am I finiHh, autor nalic Mild bl11ck drive, Surr lo plc11se you, trsr IL $1 195. Karr & Van Zandt. 7- 19-3tc Pomeroy. --- -- - --- - --- - ' 'Ml CADILLAC. llord Top Coupe. The mark of sun·cp llere •s your chan1·e 10 own America'11 flneat 1tl Arnorlc1t'H lowest I price .. A lrue v"lue. 51895. Karr & Vim Zandt. Pomeroy, '1•19•Jlc Chester Woman Returns From Canada Trip RIVER REPORT ------------- :m_ SQUARE DANCl�t.. SATlJIWAY PUBLIC AUCTION night at Legion Ha ll. Hutland. I Due to m y dis(•ontuming house• Starling July 23. 8 to 12 I). m. I kcepinjl I w11] sc•ll lhc ful luw111g 7 20 Jt 11 / at my residence 391 Lincoln Street in Middleport. Uhio, July 23, I P. M . : Motorola TV 24 in.; 1 8 I AU O O S Mohair Chair & Ottoman; Barj M ERCURY Medlllist 2 Door r,cll .B�<·k Chair; Uvcrstu.�fc� Push button drive. As silcnl as Cha ! r, rwo .Rocken ; Huok Casi!. 11i; oaring gull P l a n yo va t'a- \ Anl Jq ue I >m 111g Tulik ; 1Jn•s�1 itnd U m:h; Cllrd '1'11 hlt! _; ble T f1o� in this Big "M". n•: ready I � � . to go. $1495. Karr & Van Zandt Dinette Set; fwo U11 1lty ( ah1• 7 - 1 9·3lc nets; Mct�I Wardrobe; M.arbl(' Pomeroy. __ __ Top Dressers; 3 Pr. M:iplc Bc·d _____ _ '64, PONTIAC, C 'hidtain Deluxe ) Hoorn Suite; .h:nny I.inti Bed; f Door. ThlN une <:rn't be heat C1:dar Chest ; Muy1ag W1,�hc-r & at thl.11 prkt· Doe1, evPry1hin� Hinse Tubl!I; 8 Dlly t:lotk : Dishe�: but i;il u1• 11r11l bei:. You'll really 4 GaA J lcafrrs; 1<: lcctrfr l l1•1Jl t'r.� like it. See for younelf. $495. 1 anti t'am; I.umps: Vri;:1d;11rc Karr & Vwn Z11ndt. Pomeroy. Large; ftildio; ElN:tric Ho;1skr; I l•'ry Pan ; Warne Iron: M ixi·r: 40 7-19-3tc -- -- - ��-- -- I Ft. Exlem;1u11 Ladtfrr; 1 · h1ld'� 1 • 'D6 OLDSMOBIL t-: 88 4 Door Sf'- Srootcr; 3 wi111low fa11s 1Jt1tl many diln. Beaut ifu l two tone blue. other ite m� not J , sl1·d. Mrs. M. C. l lolrnrt, (Ow1wr) Power stcerinJ: and power brakes A quality (·ar. Truly a Sale conduc1Cd li y Hrndford 1:ood v11luc. $UQ5. Karr & Van Auction Co., Hac111c, Oiuo. 7- 1 8-3 �� 1 7- Ul-6tc__ __ _ ~ _ �dt, Po '.n ero� _ '08 OLJ)SMOFIILE 88 2 Door Se- M I LK SlJAKJ•: machine $:I0.00; I com rrwrmil Hlllall �afr $:JO.OU; dan. VB Hocket enJ;?;ine with I pr. bu111•ha ll shoe:. like new 1landud 11hif1 . Gi.---Go-Go in si:tc 7 1/z $5.00; I Hu!len•ledric thl11 1meppy Olds, The huy of :.huver $20.00. l'lurnc Sl':J-5044 your lire. $16AIS. Karr & Van Clifton. 7- I Q•;H<· Z1111dl, Pomeroy. 7- 19-Jtc (21 ) 3 HOOM .FURNISHED APART· FOR SALE: I V A BROWN pro, MENT located a t 256 Soulh pt"rty reduced price, 7 rooms, Fourth Street, Midd leport, Ohio. bath. ga�, hot water he1tt, z car down towr;i. nicely derorated. Utilities fur­ garage Clo11e nished. L.1undry fa.r11it1es. Phone Above high water 228 Cole St., M iddleport. Office Phone WY 2· WY 2-3346 or W Y !-2 186. 7 18 6tc 5320, Res. Phone WY 2-2917. 7 - 1 9- 1 2tp 4 ROOM HOUSE. PHONE TUrner 7 18 Btp 2-3475. NEW HOUSE, TWO BEDROOMS, NOH.TH SECOND AVE.. M IDDLE­ large \1ving room, built-in kiteh­ en cabinets, i:8S furnace. insu• l'OHT J:,,urnishcd apartment. Ideal for 2 construcliu11 workers. lated, large c.ir port, 12:1 foot !rout.age. Wright Slreet. off Hl!nt rca.so11ublc. Cookm� f:11t:il· Mulberry Ave. $9500.00. Phone iLJes. W Y 2-5293. 7 1 8 6lc WY 2-3292 Wi lbur Young or FIVE ROOM unfurmshed apart­ WY 2-2709 Valley Lumber and ment with bath and shower, Supply Co., M iddleport, Ohio, garbage d1spm;aJ UIHl, newly 7-{Hfc I redecorated. Phone WY 2-5335. -- ----·--·-7-7-tfc it ma! furru,cci,. <.:all for free c1>t 1111ales. 1"on!man & Abbo t t, Middleport. 6·10-tlc - -� ~ -- -ELECTROLUX V11l· u11m - (;lc:mer. in A- I Popu_br model No. condition. Cumplell' with all allaehmcnts and throw awi1y paper b.i gs. Pay off halance $41 .00 or $6.UO per month, 7- 14-Btc Photic WY 2-2204. Id by NatlonwllH. Phon♦ R. •ncl A. $♦1'YIC♦ 'Slation WY2· 4-26-ttc 2366. •-/ N �T/CE iBack-to-Sehool Sweaters are here. Lay awily. pay ilS <·on venielll and the sweater problem f or those first chilly di1Y8 is .solv e d. Th£" Shoe Box. Middleport. I ( 1 4) For Rent • whtl 1'll, _,,.. _. ,.,._ ., , . i.: Li- , j: ·... - --·­ i , \ol f _ ,, •. 1 ii ,, ,· • , ' ABBiE .(ND SLATS By RAEBtlliN \'ANliUBEI'# LET'S {stGH) GO � 'Tl-!E aoors .AGAIN. ns .MISTA!a: INST BE OORS. ��---·--.. ... '""• � - - - • • .. • • --•- •••-- • � • • • =-• •• •• -• ...• •,, :' a • • •. • - .. .. __ - . ·�• ··-- � .. - _... .___ • - - - . ... .• •....• ..... •.-•. ·.. . .. .. !.• ... ..... -:N.. 'I � ,.. 11-l)a;ly Senti nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 20 , 1960 Theodorus Counc,'I I 'l"_________, •· Around A nd I About u 1· Hol' Js Regular irst Baptist M,·s ..:o,1ary CJr . cles rge =.. Members TO Donate Blood Next Monday Session M onday - - - - -- :ll'.: ' M 'ddleport I I I I -��:1 ��R 1 I I 1.. 1 ar- I I I looking AHEAD I• - II i -,iU Lucifer, ftia mother and owner E. J. Hill The boy• are John and Mik.e Jone,, Colu mbu s. Mostly About People (9r Horse s?) ' Nature'sOddity,Born With Several Strikes Against Him, Gets Encouragement Starting Out SPIED SATIN - K& C JEW EL ERS Church Class I H Id M f•Ing• T UeSday Even,ng l'UI , ,. i '\!�� .. animal• w hen Complete Furnishings Far Your Home 9 AM Fr i . July 22n d For The Midd leport Dept, Store Grea t J uly .I, I - -WOM - -EN'S- ond CHI LDREN'S DRESS SHOES $4.87 • , SCAM PEROOS 1.87 & 2.87 MEN'S SUMMER & SPORT SHO ES JARM AN AND RAN D & HANDCRAFT VALUES TO ' 13.95 For Your SHOPPING CONVENIENCE s '' " Roush's Shoe Store Chil dren '• Dre11 ond School Shoe , COMPLETE SIZES IN ALL N EW SHOES. SHOP EARLY FOR GOOD SELECTION HART LEY & BE NN ETT OHIO PRICES ·���E.D ; '�N ALL SUMMER ST�KI OLEO ., 9t: lb. ----- ---- J uly Clea ranc e Sale S11 Ad 1,n Thunday'a ,,..,, Shop In Air-Conditioned Qfmfort SH E ETS 6 for 1 5t: $1,69 each a�v·s Big Mystery Valae GRAB BAGS _____ . .,'·' SUMMER SPORT SH I RTS . HOPE ' 88t: ' , , ,iJ:lL IIZ&-1.IIIT PRIS - - . I' I I • I ',lit P, LI J' ONI BATH TOW ELS, ( 1 2 Coloral - $1 .00 lid. !sc . C ROC HET COTTON WATCH YOUR IIIAI!, ·FOR TIIB BIG "PiNK" 4 - - 4 for $1.00 - .' � . 1 ' ' W� -� ��'.AU, ,., . .... � ... � , · - - �- - .. D,, AV T HUJIS DAY TO M'AU: DOWN .PRICES •. CHICAGO (UPI) . - Republican National Chairman Thruston B. Morton said today he expects Vice President Richard M. Nixon, Gov, Nelson A. Rockefeller and Sen. Bar­ ry. Goldwater to be put up as candidates for the GOP presid�ntial nomination. I' ti 3Jof·F•rres Ster HillS • fn aliforma pli f The Middleport emergency aquad was called to the homea of two Middleport firem en yesterday a fternoon at 1:30 to admini• ter first aid lo two boye. Th e squad was called firat to t he home of Fireman Hilrold Hillk)e, Sout h Fourt h SI., w hen his four-year-old son became ill When t h e emergency siren aounded, Gar)' �llis, �• son o! Kr. and Mrs. Lewis Elbs1 Hamilton St., 11tarl.ed of{ o n his bicycle lo see the squad make ill run ilnd ran into a brick wal l , sustaining a bad cut on his f orehea�. The t wo ho mes .are_ a short distance apart and t h e firemen made one run anawer both calla. Mr. and' Mrs. Hinkle look their Hn to t he Holzer Hoapital (or treatment and Gsry Ellis w11 brought to the Meigs General Hospita! for medical attention by Chief Herbert Gilkey. He i1 th e grandson of Chier Gilke)'. He waa tre il led and releaaed. �· • Popular Contest To Be&Ll.... --. . · "'1•1liil!fn· Again At Fair l Councilman Clinton Filher be receiYed ironclad auurance Crom councilman Wll!iam Childa or unanimous agreements in the fu t ure if Council will ,ote $000 for a chemical analyiia of Middle• port'a sew■&e emp tying into the Ohio River. The results of the teata would bt forwarded to the Ohio Pollution Board !or whatever decision it might make on extent of pollution deriving from Middleport. Childs h111 vo ted " no'' on recen t actions including t he aewer rate ordinance and one Monday night to place a $150,000 bond issue on the November ballot to hel p flnance the projttl He hat. melntained ...,.,.., annu. ■llould N axplorect either te chaap■n the cod of tfle ,.... iect, or to make it UWCielNTJ to ltulld at ■II. Fisher, not ■ member of t he sewer committte, said he feel& Ult t>eO.Rie ol ltll�dltwrt deserve · �o::�=�c:�m�n� -.. Fi,her ... d he w ants to t.lk with John Zerkle a n d Lee Smith sewer committee members with Childs, to see ii they will g0 • a 1ong on th e chemica l an.alys1.s proposal. It �aa not fully can- j vuse n . , .:I Jut u:bt He alao said the analyais would In no way alo w up or atop PR• sent actions to enacl bond it1Ue legl■lation or the rate ordinance. It would be a tind ol "cle.aring the decka meuure," he aa.id. If informal agreement i.s reached on the proposa l, a molidn to order t h e analy8i5 could be made at Council's regular meeting nex t Monday night. Poml�roy youths I Hospl•taliz-� After Wreck =: !�: m. . \ I ' I .' r t' t Gary L Cmn.n, IOn of Mn. Sy). via Carman and Inn Carman, is returnina: home after S'ii )'tan of active servi�e with the U. S. Navy, He haa been llationed on · the U.S.S. lndependen� for 12 montbl. Be ia martied to the former . Junette Yudz.evich 61 New Yon: City and hu a daughter, Rhonda. Gale, three mon ths old. .Mr1. Ca:l'man and daughter haYe been staying with h is mother, Pe■r:b FOB load. Gary, returning hOme July 23, will be bonored wltb • welcomfl h ome party by cl� frieridt and relatives at L�e home or .Mn. SyJ. 11ia Carman. B&O Moving To ff�4 Qff fw WitL Mergers NEW YORF. UPI .- !Jle Ba.lU.-. more and Ohio Rallmad II nio\'mc to head of� a po,111ible 1tock war by proposing 1tep1 towa?d • three-way con10lidttlon with the Chesapeake &: Ohio and the New York Central Bolh the C.S.O and the Ce'ntral have made rival bid,t to B&:O 1t ockholden lo a:ain control of th■ line. The Central has indl�•led it wouid be interested in a three. way merger. The C&O ha.a indicated it oppose■ 1Ueb • move at thlJ time. · · Howard E. 5unl)IOn, pres1'd ent of the B&:O, aaid after a diret:tors• meetine h ere Wednelday that the board authorized him to start di1cu511ions with tbe pre1identa. of the two lint.s ''looking toward a aolulion of the pttaent aeeming im• puse b)' the negotiation of a three company mera:er." ____ ------� I Ke1111edy Will O Push In New State& , I I Polaris Success Points Up Defense Department Problem a u. .,..nm .,........ ,,,., j who attended I briie( and inform. al "commiu ... me,ling in lo= hall IHI e,ening to dl,cuu t he 1'ht1 maj or rires h ad ch arred ,-ol't! tlian 70,000 acres of brush, · timber, and other watershed Ad­ j iillllnal 1mlll fl"'• , mllty of "!ti'ffiJd-,1,fs,- 111Htnlhg, k,epti ... • more than 2,500 !Jreflghtera oo the ru n for the fourth day or 11 smothering h eat wave. The tem­ One of t h e POPUiar annual at­ perature climbed over t he 100-de­ 00 � tractions of the Meigs County Fair grec mark for t he fourth atrala:ht lhe horse pulling contest, will be day. � held again thUt year wilh Frl!d There was no immediate h opt! Loifheit and Don Betzing as su­ � con taininlg •�Y of t he major f. r perintendents, �..,. Secretary Two Po meroy youths were hos, ires, lour O wh ch are in Angele� Frank Johnston sa¼ today. abou t midnigh.t last . . Forest, a 590,000.acre pitalized 1 The contest will be an even­ National m nt Of ht f r ange of mountains as big as ing everlt or t he fair to be stag. ::c:r:� i� a on: p- r�:iee ed at the grand stand al 7:30 on Hhode Island eeparating the lio cldent on Route 1 24 a t La urel ulous ,Lo11 Angelea area from the Friday evening, Aug. 19. Rules Cliff. Mojave Desert. 1· Ja of the Buckeye Horse Pulling As­ sm 't h e cept 0 ne in Al l I h bl r�:en �y iu�h!:;s�":1j�, �a� sociation will be used in the ton• th. s,� s', • "."on",':,, xwere 1n ,h , car ; _ m GeneraI 1 9 d ml lied I 0 th e M eifs lent whlch will include t h ree . . . tains 8Urrounding th e Los moun _ 111 mg of .a stom• weight classes. tal. com pla Hospi Angeles area. ach i nj ury. Ebl 1 ? was t aken . t 0 Five caah pre m iu ms in addition One m�m was killed battling the t�e Holzer Ho�p�tal_ for ex■mtna• to rosettes will be awarded in • fla m es, Twenty.th ree w�re in- t lon for cheSt Junes. Bolh were each of the weig ht classes which 1 m • jured four seriously, to be released from include light weigh t teams, 2800 · the h0&pltals MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ' _______ today, pounds and under; middle weight 1 Admitted : Jamea Smilh, Pometeams, 2B01 to 3200 inclusive and Ebiin, 16, told Sherifrs 0 roy; Eugene Collins, Pomeroy. 'l:ot Strangles Sell heavyweight teams 3201 and over. 1 cers that a spring broke o n the by his 1951 Chevrolet owned Cash prizes in each class are $00, On Venetian Blinds Dismissed: William Brickles. T he ear trl\l• Eblin. Clay $35, $20, $15 and $10. Syracuse; Mn. Ke:nne th Cale a ru:i CJNCLNNATI UPI - Sandra Mc- father, Te.ems en tered into the eompe. Nees, 16 montha old, strangled on cled 1 17 feet o_ff t he hi1 hway daughter, Middleport; Rebecca tition will be weighed between 4. the co rd or a venetiiln blind In h er before overturm ng on , Its top. Baker, Middleport; William Willand 6 p. m. on the evening of the rrib in suburban Whi te Oak Tues• According to t he Sheriff's report, lamson, PomCl'O)' . 36 lee t of fence belonging to contest and must be en tered no dny night. later th an 6 p. m . Life squadsmen from nearby Pearl Jacobs was torn out b)' t he Mack were unable to revive the car. The car also was h eavily tot, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l damaged. William McNesa. She Was de"ad on arrinl st 'chlldren's Hospital here. Hoffa Wins Major Dubuque Doctor Found Dead In Wooded Area . • ' Barring a political 'miracle, the B. Keating of New York. As a driYe to draft New York Gov. very lone shot pcissibility, Nixon Ne11on A. RockereUer tor t he backers also eyed GOP Platform Presidential nomina tiOil: appe1o11ei;I Chairman Ch.arles H. Percy of to h ave died a-borninf. Nh;on •� Chiea,go. st r,tegista also sald Rockefeller For t he top spot, Nixon strale­ had rem oved h imself from con- ,cists claimed far more than en­ sideralio n lor sec ond spot on t h e oug h mtes to clinc h the nomJ . nation on the first ballot. 1'hey ticket. ... According to United Press In- said tha t Rockefeller would get Juat what Luelter Hangover's ternational 11ources, U. N. Amba&• about, 150 delega te votes. Jlockc­ future will be is dlrtlcult lo de. sador Henr)' Cabot Lodge Jr., has feller's supporters claimed 250 termine. ll i11 unlike!y t h at he moved into the favorite'e role in first ballot votes. , wlll ever pull hi1 part of a 20· t he race for see ond place on t he METERS GIT $112 T■p Orqon'■ Hatfield Chief Herbert GUiiey, Middle, mule team load or atruggle up a Nixon ticket So confident are the Nixo n mountain trail aa a pack mule. port, reportl meter money for the In additlon to Lodge and Mor. backers of victory, reliable sourc• put weet totalt.'d $182. ln fad, I am afraid lhat Lucifer ton, lhose men tioned promlnently es reported, they already ha:ve ill deatined to . be • mid,:et. He for the vice presiden t ial nod in- tapp�d 38 )'ear old Gov. Mark o. now st.ancl11 a 1talw11t 17'11 inch es eluded Treasury Secre tary Robert Hatfield ot Oregon to place Nix­ high �9d wouldn't wel&h 30 B. Anderson, Interior Secretary on 's name i n nomination at the pound1 s011dnc we t. Fred ..\. Seaton. an4 Sen . . Kennet h convention whic h o'pens Monday, Of course, Lucifer could not -----�·--- --De11pi te the odds agains t t hem, be expected lO be 111wch of ii Traffic Offen�ers t h e Rockefeller supporters con· he-man. His mother 11 only 36 tinue to enliven , th(! pre-conven• I Victory In Coum inches hfib and hi■ lµ'e 3' inches, Fined By Mayor lion activity by passing out but­ · WASHING TON (UPI) - The unqualified· success of the WASHINGTON UPI-Teamsler Two ltaftic of�hders were fin,;!d Hill's Mr. of one ia Hls mother . tons, solieUJng slgnalu re� for first Polaris missile launchings from a. submerged submarine pen President Jame� R. Ho,fil today blooded ponles of w h lcll h e baa by Mayor Kenrieth McE1 h inney in "draft Rockefeller petltlons" and attention today on one of the toughest problems to focused . he w1m maj o r legal vlc t Oey in t 1bo\lt 40 on hi1 farm. Hla rather a 1easion of court today. otherwise push ina t h eir candi• confront the I)efense Department . In the missile en. here, HYANNIS RT, Appeals Ma of P Court S. U. UPI ss. O La"'N!nce B. Connoll)t, Rutland, _ donkey, Iowa The DUBURQE, Bruili■n UPI enuine 1 · 1■ a. date. The queation 1,-.hether to ere­ body o( a Dubuque p hysician was Sen. John F. Kenned)' announced which ruled in effect lh at he boUCht b)' Mr. Hill · and Jame• · waa fined $1' and ,.co•t.s for runnina: S. atntea:ic renae Secretary Thom11 S. Gi:tes William Brinton, chairman of found in a thickly wo oded area today he will open hla 1000 cam- canno t be ousted except by the •'� a powerf�t new Tltu,, Rutland, to. breed burro, ■ stop sign and Rober t K. Lemley, Jr. ■nd the Joint.a Chiert oI Stafr Fostoria, $115 -and coats on a apEied• the na tional "drafl Rocketeller'• 1 0 mile, eut of here today just P aia:n for the presidency ln Hawaii huge uni on's membersh ip In a re­ command that would' metce the have labored 'over · the problem Navy'a 1oont o-be-ready Polarie Alaaka and around movement, t o ld Sep election. a news conter­ t. I and gular a few ho urs. aiter an ex-convict Lucifer la a reault of an un- Ing ctiarge. ., for n;11n1 months. enc«1,. Wednesday that Rockefel­ charged with kidnaping him • ,JO t h en wage a "vJgorous" stumping A th ree judge division of the sub foreea .and the Air Force's Thw. OftC9 ...ln tht hnt.a­ ler'• name definitely wo uld be days ago was urested in Alabama. tour of every section of 'the natio'n, ceurt said tha t a consent decree bomber and mw.lle units. lOII t.. the r-■1p1ci of CM­ The Air Force origina t ed the The Democratic standard bearer placed before t he convention. u n der whic h the Teams t er leader l h e body of Dr. Edward Roy velop'"9 HNI fat.tar He also con tended that recen t i.Bartels, married and the f.a ther or said in a statement that he had shi p and a rebel rant-and•!Jle ide. ot a ne w nuclear alriking than It can rNCh d9ciilons on arm, combining U. S. retaliatory .polls s h owed Nixo11 was behind three children, wu found in a chosen the 49t h and 50th states aa group agreed to work through aM a:wnmend how te Sen. John F. Kennedy of Maua­ thicket on a farm about one and starting p oinl.s for his campaign federal court and a board of mon fottfl under a siifgle commander th.-.. because "they are in a Bense &)'m• itors to clean up the union--doea -moa t likely an Air Force gen­ eh uaetts the Democra tic preaiden­ one half miles off U. S. 20. Similar trouble beset the 1 eral. power re• w court ne to the he t of give bola not tial nominee, in five key st.ates , he frontier" wh ich Authorities decUned to say em ' Army ■nd All' Foree. deYelopment Th e Navy h otly opposes It. Dehas taken for h is campaign theme. mo Ye oHlcen. -New York. California, Pennayl­ mediately bow h e died. COLUMBUS (UPI) - About six thousand Ohio farmers of .Jupiter and Thor ballistic m is• 'Ihe body was found just a few were expected to vote today on whether federal price sup­ vania, lllinoi& and Texas. silee and weapon■ for anti-aircralt h f.lun aitcr FBl agents arrested defense; Porta on wheat ,hould be continued for the eighth consecu­ . Victor Harry Feguer, 25, St . 1 Wednesday'a Polaris perform­ tive yeac. Johns, Mich., at Birmingham, Ala. illlC� 30 mile1 off Cape Canaveral . 'Ibey Join farmers In 38 other states in the voling. Ap­ FBI agents said Feguer was ar• Fla., aeemed to erase any doubt proval by two-thirds of the voting wheatmen is needed to con­ rested whUe tryinlil to sell a car th at two nucJear submarine■, the . tinue the subsidy program. . belonging Lo Bilrlels. George WuhinJ(.on and Patrick to demand 11ufficient In Is h The F:SJ said i t was Wing kid­ La1t, · year 86 ptlr �ent of the whic Henry, will be haUle-rudy with United Pre11 lnhrn■tlonal pel Russian tro o ps with a U. N. fore th e council prior to Lodge's 0,059 Ohio farmera votln1 ch o.se avoid -the large 1raln 1u111lu!les nap eh uges agai.nat Feguer. Fe• total 1 or 32 nuclear-tipped Po­ Unitrorce would confront the world T h e cold war between t h orIPffCh 1ha t the Uni t ed Sbtes lm­ e to continue the proJl'am, the which plague farmen in tar west• gucr iliready hail been charged Iart, mlqUe1 bJ the eiid of the ed Sta t ea •and Russia surged gsnization with its greatest criai1 medi.ately wit h draw the handful of omi-(Special} atalea. ern CAMP ARROWHEAD with kidnapins: bY Iowa authori, cloeeat Ohio farm.era have come nously to Equatorial Afriea today since the Korean Wilr, aervltt!! personnel it_ tiu In the year. Among Boy Sco'u t Troopa or Er­ Uea. Get GNII Pricff to appro"1.n1 wheat aupporia In The Georae Wuhiniton launc h• immedia t e reac, and the Uni t ed N11Uons sought There was no Congo and t hat Belgium Jet ill As a teault. Ohio Carmen re• plarer Postl!l from t he Trl-Stale MVen yun of rererendurn vouna. ed from unde.rwtter two test some way to stop it lrom erupt- Uon from Leo poldYille where left, troops out with in three days. More tbu 44,000 fa.rm.era were eeiYe a good price for their wheat Area Councll now a ttendlng a UEW Demand8 Shorter misaile■ whict- flu, 1.000 miles isl-leaning Premier Patrice LU· U. N. Secretary General Dag ing int o open hostRitie11. eligible to vote on the lque, but and do not uaually need lhe 1up­ W"ek-long camp here lg Troop 240 and smacked pe,fectly htto the U. Work Week Contract Wednesday he w ould Hammankjold, S. Ambauador Henry a m■n not given Cab o t muma said .spona retl b)' Ru t land Met h odist t o ofielall of the Alflcultural Sta• port prolfam. Wilhin t he pas tar1et area In the flnl aucb trials make extreme 1tatements., Pl'JTSBURGIJ UPI - The Unit­ Lodge warned t he Soviet 'Union at carry out his threat to c■ll ror So- to billr.alion a,-.d Conaenation Com• year tbey have been telllne t h eir Ch urc h . ever uisdertalcen. unleu t h e r w w orried y help ed U, -N. ahowtd l.he h o Electric.al Workers Union plac­ United Natlona early this �iet milita the council Tro op 240 is one ol nine units mlttee do not e1.pect more than whe■t for al:>out $1.70 per bushel, which is act�ally better than the {l"Qm t h e Council that will partici­ ed II demand for a 35-hour week morning th e Unl ted State, would Security Council complied Wednes- ·he w■s: a 13 per eent turnout. ''We are al a turn In the road Decrees Granted It the aupport program is con- price offered by t h e government pate in a broad camping · experi­ for t h e 19,000 Westinghouse Elec• do "whatever may be necessary" day night wit h his demilnd that tlnued, farmer• will be guaran- beeause it doea not includfl the ence ilt t his ·modern tacillty, estab­ tric Corp. employes it represents In conjunction with. other U. N. Belgian troops get out of the Con• wher! our attitude will be of de• Common Pleu Cciurt tejtd .tl,80 (or flach bueh el of 12 eenta • buabel atora,e colt ai­ lished In 1950 lo serve Scouu and before t he comp■ny today at a members t o keep the Red Army a:o al once. . 1 cillvt ■ignlficance . . , . for the fu. ho uncontealld cllvoree c,ises Council, etarUng Security The tun of Africa . . . . and .Africa, In ;wheal the:, harvnt and 75 per aeased by the a:overnment on Scouten from . surrounding courJ; nieeting preliminary to the o pen. out of t he Congo. wen' heud today in Common Wednesday t.a n aht, late session nego. In Washington, U. S. officials i ing ol full ■ule contrec t J ties in Kentucky, Ohio and Wea t the circum11tances may mean the nnt parit)-. ReJertion of the pro- er■in ·that It buya. Pl� �wt with dh•orce iranted mo ing this with adjourned early · decUMd to eta...,.te NI the t iation1. rn , r h "We don"t -expttt much of a e Virginia. declar wo�ld by t uture h " e likely n u of ed l:t'lffl, �der,d the Plaintifr in �h at!tlon by • In announcin, the request ror statement. They .flllcl they though nothing resolved. _It scheduled an- ' ■o lemnly. Attending are Raymond Sut her­ '_ (ll'DJ n� •ilJ 1�r1ntee only vote. It'• too fn for moat of the Judge · John C. Bacon. · ot h er mee t ing t h is af t ernoon to . Ruul:. wu trying ._ Men ffllH'9 t h inde, e ■hotter wort-Week, t he land, Robert Miller, Steve Kin1, to 10 to polling lh,e; 80 :Ptf' eent parll.Y ,nd • 11.00 farrner1 Gran� d.lteFce• were sue Ann to efrort N. U. the called He ailuauploaive e h . pl1ce1 and everyone tt1UI'el lt'a Mike O'Dell, Mike Nlckelaon, Char­ pendent union conten4e<1 that 20,· troy�• but · HU�' ff would try to cool oU t Jriet per buabe) of wbq.t. end Borit/1 tnin 'Mu and Yiolence in the Congo "the trit,er• war lay Mndlnt troopl lion. h ave 000 Weatinahouse worken Ohio. ranked • lOUlt IDIOZII 1 the 10101 to pall anyway," 'Ward lie­ le, Hoffman, Joe P h illipe:, Andy ClMltar L. Tannolilli fn'" Pb,yllll Soviet l>epuly Foreign Minister bl11eat finite elfort under U. N. lnte thll O•l'lfO• loat their jQhl because of th� .. wboal . Spro.__, Gary Adkql1 and BJ.U.y prosram ■pecialla� ASC Neill, lllllel. . ■- " D}R/,'1/e,� ,ffl,d 6/9,'!� If> ff' �'-� ... �b�t llld. •t ...... .,.¥S,- • .. � 1/· �v · . i . � ..-•lal ! • we••� • A TUrning /n The R00d Cold War Boiling Hotter In Equatorial Afrita In PAGE SALE CIRCULAR · MIDPlf. P�RT .DEPT. STOR E ' .. 5t: bottle i&:iALIGAT IRI. OF X ii.DO 'OlctJ■ - ;;:HOB NAIL SPREA DS $2.77 ., WORK SOX - - - 5 pn: :,., $1, .00 '] ' CATSUP l.lMIT 1 pres ident of a rundelegates. Asked at 1a news conference t .---- - - ---how many names he expects to be I placed in nomination at nell:l M • week's convention, he replied., "one or three, probably three." 'J Morton 11lso said h e was takifll Rockefell�r at h is word thaf b�•· was not mtere,ted m t�e vice• presidential nominati on. But be added that adoption of a pla t form c endorsed by Nixon and Rockefeller "could serve as a c � talyst " �LOS ANGELES UPI _ Sb: ! se to put both . men on the ticket. Jate m.a ·or fires burned . . 111 Morton Sald a Nixon-Rockefeller obt of c�ntrol today i n h e�'lll l! tic�et would be "ve ry formida• cd south ern California. '. The . h ie . _ but l h al _ t h e GOP ha_d otber * ...,, destro•cd '" or damaged · ,. 26 � P.os5ible candidates for vir-e pre• hqimes and , cabins and forced the sident who al�o could contribute evacuation of more th an 2,0llljt'l'Crto a strong ticket. · IIOn&, Rutland Scouts Participating In Arrowhead Event SNYDER'S 14 OZ. MUSLIN \ I Two Boys Get esident · Six Thousand Ohio Farmers Vote On Federal Price Help PAD & COVER 77¢ each $ .yds. for $1 _, OF THll FIRS T HI FilEI LOAF ADAMS UEAD to EACH ADULTS IN OUR STOR E 25¢ each DOWN I I.G ROS S, I MC. "Home of f,rrow Shirts" PHONI WY.Wltl POMEROY, &HIO 't, CANDY BARS \ . . Possibility ol future unanimous agreement. on key de­ c1s1ons to be taken by council in Middleport's about•to•be­ born sewerag1.: project appeared likely today. l_t came (rom Mayor Kenneth McElhinney, who said this morning: " I fell better last night th '::: a��;�ytime since I became It ,1.. came fro� • eouncilman coasted today toward a first ba t nominaUpn fbr at the GOP convention next w ,, with his choice ning mate the chief topic of interest among arriving mare,. FREE SilYER DOUAR TO C LOSED IN PREPARATIO N FOR OUR ARRIV ING DAIL Y NEW STYLES I N MEN'S, WOM EN'S AND IOY I· " · · All Day Thursday Sal• Pricea - $5.87 a nd $6.87 SHOI STO RE "llldtlle ti Upper Bletk" I I STORE HOURS ,& ..... .. p,ck pioneers moved a:ood righ t arm of t he farmer who needed · tirelei& aflimals for ru,a:ed wort. They helped nam'e I: -Well•known bor�x company, inaplred ii h it soog "M.ule Train" tor Ernie Ford, and were vlllifled by that muc h used eimile "etubbom as a mule" I can't truthfully aay that Luci­ fer la ilubborn. He refused lo look willingly my way wh ile be· ina: posed for a picture, but ex­ h ibited rreat interest and cooper• atlon when there waa no film in the camera. E- L B E R F E L D S - -- - ---- -- --• Doo rs Open I ' ■ • l\tlal Be Nomi ted N�xt Week Emergency Squad ;'�!rr-:h!�::�:�::�r.:·:: CHI AGO (UPI) - Vice , Richard M . Nixon uid His master, Mr. Hill, do_e11 n ot seem unhappy about Lucifer. In £act, it takes a great deal to make Mr. Hill unhRPP Y these days. He Is a man who ts doing what in• tcrests him . raising nne .saddle training h oraes and ponies and two of h is prize stallions ror t he pony sulky races at thl.' Meigs CoJJnty Fair this summer. Hiu hilS been in terested in horses since he joined t he United Sla tes Cavalry in 1914 and served in Texas with General John J. Persh inr.t when Pan� ·v�la 1,. Sii'i lti;tUr♦' 1'ljllty p';p T'fi....."I- - • .. • • · ot N•IXon Coastmg T,o } st Ball t:-;\:11 , , · prest'dent1al Nom1nat1on ���.ber;�� •��:-::!'.:: 1r::·:�: GOP d -·- COSTUME JEWRRY · · By LOWILL WINGETT This is a story oi a mule named Lucifer and of· a man . named Eskey · J • Hill' • • s;:• · ... I h�ve. no 1�•!,e�Uon of detr,actl�g from M_ r , H 1· 1 1 , bY g 1 ving Lucif�r top billing, but Lucifer 1s young, born wit� s�v e�al strikes against him,, and be should be started out In hfe with all pos$16le encouragement. ' Lucifer la . not yet a weet old. 1 wanted love affair between HorHe Wl.1 borq. la■t Saturday, the ace Hangover and Royal Oaks· son of a Bruill■� donkey, named Toy. T9y was supposed to have Horace Hang_qveJ'. and an Ameri• · been one ol th e 20 Hill marea to can Shetlan� JOO, - ��med Laurel foal th is teason wun a blooded O■U Toy. . - . • American Sbetland . J)ODY. Ins tead, UU�ifer la f�V. Qt nature• � , Jtlotber -H�,yrJ lnte.�v�ed . and oddlt1u, a lq'bri4 11i■I . c■n never Saturday· Lw.cirer w11.1 born. . . cl DOll'lesticaled rep�ce his • animal, of the same •�tes h elp. $2. 1 0 $6.49 I Ohio: fair ....,. ....... ,...., warmer nerth ,rw.,, ... ..., -· In .... -- I lltllo 1...,. Mir Lat!t rte. UW ,_, nlthf Sl-44. • N.IXon' ROckefelte'I' r:,, G0ldwater F'Irs I From • t A"d W1sll1/J/el Sc111/J/J1/J/el Dllt(I/J/el I , j Council Studying Move Toward Future Peace {U be entered in . ftilr by Mr. Hill. ·. I Weather I Proposal To Order Analysis Of Pollution Being Revived Choose at a glance, from hundreds of · gorgeous ,olon In SPRED Dramatone Color System You'll Sa� Vcilualile -�,i-- �111, Too l .• s:NGLE r,o:-y - k "'' ' I I all WITH OUR TO SH IPMENT OF I I -fo ' I I 'ti.-•:■ ' 1/' •1'1114Si I§:.I �-•._ ----...:�----- ----------------------------,� Pomeroy-Middlepoi'I, Ohio, Thursday, July 21, 1960 VOL V NO. J I i en t1n e a1 M · I Ab t ppeopfe n Omeroy I - -- .. - Devoted To The lnter.,.i. Of •The Meis•-Mnaon Area I I ------;;__• I 1-, Untt.4 ,,... lnternatlonal The co�'"' elemut kl th• uni...., .. hi h,dre,ten which hat been calculated te com,rl.. 90 Pff cent .t •II mttttr. I �•»�•"lW, I MEIGS THEATRE I • e Now You Kno1 e rs .sen t a t tht d e• th O r h er h WI· ■ U1 V Ia!Una: w it h her aunt and ■nd daughter, J■net and Jn M ason train. balltl I famHy, ldr. and Mra. Harold Tho- wi th Mr. ■nd Mra. ffomer John. Bethel Coleman, Lincoln St, 11 The following orficers were inmaa •nd ch ildren, Ten■■ and SOJI. From here they wen t to on two week, YKatJon from hia fl ,II staned by Marjorie Woodard, Terry, Her aia\er, Cri■ i!i viaiUng Cleveland to visit with Mra employmen t at McBee& in Athcn,. de l H e I wtth lhe�r . a: randmot�er, Mrs. Jo h n11on'1 parents, Mr . and Mrs: Gueatll •t th e h ome of Mr. and t :���:to r , :l�� be th �� �.�W. ��: Peul Ph 1 U1pa, MJnerav 1 Ue, Ed Price Mrs. Bethel Coleman Sunday were 1 Mn. Forreat Bach tel, Mrs, WalTheodoru11 �ouncil Daughters of nancial :1,�c re�ry . Ethel S m ith, a_s• Busin�ss visitors in Parkers- their son Danny and Miu Carolyn The four Missionary Circles o( the First B aptist Church : I H al nc ecretary; t f er UD Nellie FklDDII Crooks ,md Mr. and Mra. E. burg Monday included Mrs. Ritant Ir T · O A erica 11 1 ASH m.i L met ILS regular o� ,eulon _m m � Middleport met Tuesday eveni ng f or the ir regular monthStorts, Zanei.,ille. They ret urned _ M Wood spent Monday in Colum• ch ard Bodlmer and 500 Di ·k M .._ Monday even ma at the lOOF Hal , . 1 1.iiyes , recording secret■_r y; Mabel 1 ,-� i m f a s at nno nt Sunday wi t h Eddie Grueser, Pom• eet ng. ng made the s unceme each w o A meeti r ohn Lyons ■nd . Paul s mith bus. and Mrs. William Folme�. · hf� eroy, m otoring them therf!. �1 th Helen Miller, councilor, pre• Bearhs , a �1st.r. n1 ecording see.re- 1 ff the B loodmobile which will be a l the Pomeroy H igh Sc hoolo aiding. / tar:,; Mane Hauck, treHur�r : and a�nt tbe weeke?d ID_ Za:neaville , . Mrs. ,Hershel McClure and sonJ mother and son Je!f, Mrs. Gene . "'ext Monday from noon to 8:00. Members were urged to g Meda G 1 b ba wa, re PQrt.ed il l in otenor 1 Sw_at.el , represenuiuve to 1 w1 th the former ll grandp.arents, / Jimmy and Bdbby Joe are plann- Dailty and Mr and Mrs B e th eI Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Burkett · · =Ind donate blood and if they could not go themselves they Meigs General Hospital after un• ! s tate council se!Ul1fln and trustee. Mr. &Dd Mr&. Bernard Schramm. ing to to to Shreve th is Friday Coleman · are o n Yar-.tllon. __ Mn. HarOkl Ka1,1f£ and chil- for 1, vi•it wi th Mr. and Mrs. dergoing sur,cery and nowers h .id I At the close of t he meeting a l $.rere to urge others to go. ____ __ Ray Pickens, <1or, of Dr. aud I � The · Priscilla Circle which mel Mrs. Huold Thom as, thaJrm.iin of been sent to her. Gr■ce Sta.ce wu aocial hou r was enjo)' ed Ga m e& dren Lind.a ,md Jack a.re apending 1 William McClure. .. Mrs. Ray Pickens, Jefl Sund.ay • RETURN HOME 1t the home of Misa Freddie H oud. the circle preeided over the meet- reported ill. A thank y,iu card wv were played with prizes awarded t se\· eral d&)'5 in Buffalo, W. 'l■ ., . Mr. a n d Mn. Howard Cecil ash elt, volunteered to call • Chen ini:; and gave lhe devoliofis using re.ad f r om Lydia St e)l'.art for n ow - the winners and refreshments were wit h her parenta, Mr. and Mrs- L. 1. Mr . .i nd Mrs . Lynford J oh nson f ?r Colorado to a t tend the Na· and " Ct'llldrtn Rpger and Lynn or ll onal 8-0y Sr-out Jambo ree. lie have returned home lo Pomeroy B. Barnett. --- - - - - . - ----- 1 served. number of people from the tele• the la ,t chapter of Revelaliona. N�ples, Fla., VIBl tcd last week was t.a ken to Huntington hy h1� , after ending their care o f t h e home of ,Mn. Isabel Wmebrenne r I o wa, Mrs. Donald Boo. n 1 called present waa ng i Mn. B_ Lawrence )>hone directory ilOd urg1:c them to Mr. , and ldt1. Edl,on Saker I parent::; where he went on by ' l a lc T. H . D.i vi.s , Middleport. r a 6 0 cl ock potluck dinner, The fo to Mariet ta Monday becauire ot wit h donate their blood at this v i sit. j .i t the meelmg _to instruc t the ci r • e v. Donal� Boone, church pas tor, --. --- - H the illneH o t her Cather who suf 111 · - · -- -· --- . � -- - .. _ -- -- . cle m the m aking of dre lngs to and Mrs. - · e O l n Y OU of Dixon Charlott To fered a heart attack Sunday. · bl' used by ('ancer patien ta, a pro Frank C heesebrew w11 at the jccl which the group decided upon ronlo, Canada , were gt1esl1. Rev. B�ne condu�ted lhe devo• 1 H oh:er Hospi tal t oda)' for treat• I at their last meeting. men t and a ehectup. Pomeroy. Ohio Mn. Gene Coleman, program Uo n■ I pcm>d [#llow m ::: the meal / Mrs. Clero Baker who und•r• chairm an, presented the article, a nd _u.u·d .th e book o f Philippians I Not Open Tonivfil • ' Crom the M m1ons as his ba.m . By LUCILLE liAWKINS w ent surgery lilst week al Meigs s Why Mi sion . I s " THU RSD AY and F RIDA Y M� s . Juchard Owen, �ha 1 rman. General Hospital is repo rled to j fr ...,. ' ' magu1 nc . "BABETTE GOES '.\1r . and M rs.J IIC"rhcrt MIi er, be recoverin (l nicely and expects , Following the meet i ng a num• p_residrd at lh e � ha rt bu s m eas ScsTO w AR" ai o n whrn Phrns were mad� to re• Mn, El wood Bo wers and Miss Em• to be returned home this week. ber of cancer padH were made by (Technico lor) ember the blrt �day of th e ir spec. I ily Oh!rngcr were Ill Colu m bue to• Linda Shuler, Columbus, is the g roup .and a dcS11cr t course � inte rest rniH1onar) Brig i lte Bard ot Jacques Cha rr ie ial ' . Mrs. Owen : day l o v1s1 t t hC' rorm-.'r's gran<l- visiting her ,cranclpa(ents, Mr . and hostc111 at the wa.s servNt by the I SUN,, MON,, TUES. also ?rl' scnted thc progra m for thc ' Lfau:,:: htc r . Nao m i Ohlinger, who Mrs. Jacob Shuler, Po m eroy, and close or the evening lo the mem- evenuui. 2 .. 1 undl'rwent he.srt surgery rcC<!ntly. Mr. end Mrs. Silm Clark. local. hers and .a i:ueat, w:rs. Willis An: : others present were _Mrs. Allen r, and Mrs. Willia m D. Lee M rs . Ma x ine A rn old and daugh ' . I thony, · te r, Sus.inna, ol Athens Road , an� nr Hughes' Mrs · John Sc mcs · "r Jane Fonda-Anth on.v Perkins s . aon, apenJ. Sund•.v with Mr. ' : '" I The Elect■ Circle met at the Cllfford ycA, Mn. Lucy l-l�yei,;, _her moth e r , Mrs. Mary Au m iller o No t Recommended For n◄ Te,d IUJey Sr. , Clif ton Mrs. lh1 l j ■ home or Cha w e th M Mn. Harold n to Mi artley, . om er H Parenti ol Tecners ill Co!lele! M . .evening \vi tb Mr . and h n4.. returned rn(\ o Sunday , Va tford. W r Ha n l H M f � f��·.. v I :l'l n Ra)' p, ond Lle fng as a ls ln I ,,uu , Mra. Mu· Orndorff and Mrs. . Sunday c vrning frorn a ten day.� rs. Gerald Fields, fillrview. Mrs 1 .ho s&ea■. _ __ f Blal\(lhe HaPI.Olllhiill . · ' Yacation in Atlanta, Ge orgia, wltli e and sons Mike, Rusty and I � Devotion, were _led.. � � rs. :'Ohn The Lo�c•JOy Ci rcle met ill the M rs . John S . Au m iller and 80f\, A Cartoon Iver, Nl9htl enny alao viaited Monday with ' 1 r n and h au w b s. Joh urc K, rt �Lan, and her mother. M rs, J. u M er parents, t he Ted Riley Sr., Fultz on th e top1c Christ <.:■me · � i>1ra. .c rt ha _ A rc her as hfl! esa. . I Petty. Whi le there the alao visi ted �,,,1.. to Show Ua W h o God Is." t Clifto11. The mect m,11: W a!'i op� ned with M r and :){rs. E. v. Adams ilDd Mn. 1 During t he bl.Uline,a meeting conA. �. Pull_t:D ; Wh� prayer , � n � �k� hy Mra. Charles Bennett duc ed b)' . M . O en Brat ton, 1 A B . G iden, the form er Louil! TONIGHT ..> . o Me1gs Ge1t n �l J@t l'e� �d�� , l h l l' h Mn. �ony Fo�ler pre- PrUy of Hartford. w r . .e 1 aaalat to 1 ch.airman, w•11 decided ' FAMILY NIGHTS 1 aented . , t� c de votions usin � , l�e Re " Harold Holmes and Edwa rd owln1 a heart ■,.t.ick' at hl11 i1to111ei · Susan Hayward-Stephen Boyd 1 a l ocal family. A get- well c�rd waa , 1fe. the alanced i opi t c � ,R v_ L c: reeu �o 1s sent A. R. Pullen, who Grindll' y o f the Sy racu !ie Na :;,.arene was reported yesterday to be ''WOMAN OHS�ED" Bak Mn. Ed cr, chairm n. 1 50n _ � perallng al Mela:• General Hosp!• Chu rch are attending the Central much lmproved. (ln <.:olor and Seo-pc) Mrs, Jamea Rafferty underwent e m ect ted he bus condu m,ii: , � l SII m tal following • heart attar-k. Dist rict Assembly in Columbus this Truly, This la A Great at which time a letter WH read week . Mn . Holmes and ch ildren , major surgery Tueada)' at Holier program Mre. e, t Whi h Beula Picture F'or Everyone! I ieader, read the article "The M■s- b)' the 11ccrelary, Mn. Frank ar c vis i lm °" her pa rent& in Willard Hoapital. _ also _ Mr. and Mrs. Bet h el Rie harde ' he_esebrew, 1 tera of t he P'orrc■t " . fro m lhe �tale I 'M r . an d 'Mrs. Charlea Buck visit'. Steve Brodie --Lyn Thomas . hour eherbet Cchairman or 'M ll8 ions or th e Bap. cd relat i ves i n Columbus Saturda y . of Cabin Creek, W. Va., visited so 1 Durin cial the g "HERE COME THE JETS" Lee Le gue spent Saturday with Sunda)' wit h Mr. and Mrs. L, L. and cake WH 1erved by the hos- U11t Co� vention concerning the Al.so Cartoon Lyon. apecial in t erest ml lon■ry fa m • H teasea to those menlloned above relatives in Colu m bus. T HURSDAY and FRIDAY Mr. -and Mrs. Charles Pugh and lly, Rev. and Mra. Phll U� U� · . C I.. D. .a�d .art Mrs. Dolce, Lester Mrs. edw e h t Stew attended lyde Debbie Reynolds Tony Randall er and ramlly whose field is / ding of his dau g hte r, Judy In Col. lour ch ildren o f Mason, former H111 Mrs. Hoffman, Pearl Mra. Diles, "IBE MATING GAME" local resldenta, ha Ye moved to Thia new. giadl SPRED SATIN Color Card make1 Jt ffsie; umbua, Saturday. Dana Hamilton , Mrs. E. t. Hug h ee, Jn the Belalum Congo. _ also _ Terre Hau te, Lnd,, where he is Mn. Fowler, project chairman, ( t, J r., Mn. H oward Dars David Mrs. • m o Colu Noon Ed Mrs. and Mr. a.n.d faster fot you to ,nd the exact color, 1°" want for Mickey Rooney in Wei t, M r■, Jam ea Souder■ and Mra. announced that the Secret Pla re , bus spent the week end at their employed. ''ANDY IIARDY your rooms. lt'U nve you hours of shopping-ti.me-just like devotional bookle t h.8.11 been placed ho me MincrsYille ltfiu Connie Phillips of RJttmiln · Houdae:helt. COMES HOME" 1 Harry ' t · o1pi h and hat mem• t al1 local SPRl!D SA.TIN, The Wooder Paint, .. .,.e, you boutt of th'e ln The Dorcaa Clrclc rnct .al -� bera are to brln; old Secret Place I Miu Bridget Afln Ruschel of Co. f mlly. painting time, Try it . • • you'll eojoy it. Gue11.J ot Mrs. Edna Bar teJ1 over ' J magazine, and Guidepost books to Ium hus, formerly of Pomeroy, un', week end were · her son and the derwent surgery at the Mt. Carmel be taken to Jbut,Jo,,. . I Mrs. Llllllln Mc"Che�. progra m flospital on Monday and la report• daugh ter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bartels or Youngalown chair man, Jntroduc41d her sister . cd as improving, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rusc hel and Tony Sebraek or Clnclnnati. Mrs. Ida Nell of P'l'at\vooda. Ky., Mr. and Mrs. -Ralston Campbell who presen ted Ute. evening pro• spent the week end In Columbus Clearwater , Fla., and Mra. Hel• or . Mrs. Virgie Rus• Kram ulling t he topic "Tile Christ with hie m other, THE 100% LATEX IASE PAI NT en Bumgartner of Cincinnati were S0-0:.0 ..IY TO 1111 Ian Witneas" from Mark's sm1pel. chC!I and other rc'letlves. Gctet OIi lo hp.I( the dtH whb Fololying t he meeting a ,alad 1 Will Frick 11nd �lira. Bird Angel Mo �day ilnd TUeaday gueata ol ..diet-bn■b· o• JOU.t. heir aunt, Mrs. Edna Bartels, Nye t er. t hryn t Ka gr11nddaugh Mary co une waa served by ,the hoa- and 1 ve. h T also ey vialted ot h er rela­ teS1ee. The dlnlna t■ble waa dee. Shay of Covlngton, Ky. and Mrs. L. � orated with aladloll and summer 1! K. Lewis and Q r rle Lewis of Jack• tivea in t he area. Mr. and Mrs. Viet or Brown and llowere. son were recent gueRts or Mr. a od son, Danny and di1ughter, Marilyn, Ot her gueal& at the mee t ing who "Mrs. John Frick. · Quart were alJ<> house guealli of Mra. MeMr . and Mrs. Albert Burk ll art spen t la■t week at Charlotte, W. Gallon Ghee were Mra. Ben Reber and and grandd11ughter, Leslie Ann Li.v- Va. W h ile their Danny and Vic­ 'Mr■. Jame, Doualu of Belle, W. I lnuton or New Albiny, Ind ., are lor attended the Mercury Service •ITAIT OI fTOp ANY �ACI V■. and Mn. Mary Fraaier, r,rovi- 1uut1 of her parepta, Mr. ,qd Train J nc SchO:Ol. No l1D1 or bs,tltwka wilt Iha.; Ben H. Alvia ol Tampa, Fla., la ' T"oii�h•IIIP •Ilia ,oa lil:e. dence, Ky. j llrB. John Frick. ,, In addition to thoae previously Mr. and Mrs. Sa m MtMur ray or visiting hi11 dilughter and family, We Defft aold • paint that we could mentioned tho11e preaen t were Mrs. I Silverton, W. Va. were recent Mr. and �rs. J. C. Wyatt and Kay. Mlae Lmda Hyaell waa ii Sunday Joe WIison, Mrs. Charles Lewis, · guests or Mr. and �rs. E. J. Hill. recommend more highly. U you ba,e Mrs. Roy Jooea Jr . and son, Jeff. guest ot Kay Wyatt, Harriaonv!Ue Mra. Cecil Bradbury, Miu Sylvia Road. McMaater, Mr■. Morah Leonard, · rey, returned home to Columbu1 • Dot used SPRED SATIN, you'te due PTC Buzz Be \!,:: le of For t Mon• Mra. Lawrence Bing, Mr1. C. J, ' Sunday arter a week end visit with for • p.leaaanc decorating surpri,e. Rhodes, Mrs. Raymon Grim and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. m�uth , N, J., spen t the weekend ilfrs. Harold Hall. Hill and Mr . and Mrs. Hoy Jonea with h lt Parents, Mr. and Mn. PAl'IWIY UU.N-W' Scop In aod - the beautiful i.ta: J,, irst thoughts of fall get an early and beautiful cxpres-loin water dean, bl'Q.Jt. IOlln, Sr. John rem11ined for a lon i;:- er Jo.eph Beegle and elater, Shirley, Mr. and Mn. Lewis R. Miller, They were accompanied sion in our new Costume Jewelry . . . featuring new col• visit. Barbara and Patricia of Avon 1 ho me by Mrs. Jones for a visit. ors, styles, and designs. Lovely . . . and what's more, I j Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill of P vk, Fla., are vlslUna; Mr. and we ' ve a style for every costume. Choose now! 0 $ •fe M�irion were overnight g uest s Sat- M r. . Aten Shain, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Ge_prge Klndle and urday of Mr . .and Mrs, E . .J . l l lll. n s . Pal, _Columbus, were Sunda y � S11.1uril11.y c-vcnin.LJ c allers we t· c Mr. t ors with Mr. and M:re. Ha rold l l Nl a C ol r. llaclrtox d a h Herman n :11rs. The July meellnA of the H n nie. H sell and Mrs. Lydia Hyaell. y , builders Claas of the Middleport leston, W. Va. and Mr. and Mn. Phone WY-!-S. 785 Church or Ch rist w11 held Tuea• Calvin �ceduws or P11mrro)', M of <.:olumbus Hill Mary OHIO IS8 POMEROY, day CYenlng at t he home of Mr. I EAST MAIN STREET a mt Mra. Wllllam Grueser on spent Sunday with her p11rl'nls , Mr. and Mrs. K J. Hill. -- -- Gnni Stree t . Mr. and Mrs. F.verctt ThomBN re , Tom Dowen was lhe devotio nal leader for t h e evening and fol - : lurntd home Sunday OYl'lllnu after lowing th e opcnlng prayer he · a week end visit In ,Bru nswick ! conducted a pro,llrilrn of ques- 1 with their son and d11u,qhtcr•in , l11.w I lions and answers on the Dible . Mr. and Mrs. Horto n Thomas and I Wtndell Gerlach , pre,tdent, wH J a m il )' . Min Fay Thomas of Col11mbu11 in charge ot the bu1lne11 meeting I when the aroup madfl pl■ m1 for I Is 11pendln,c a week ' s vaciltion wit h " bakeleaa bake 111le and illl her parents, Mt. Bnd Mrs, Everett mi!'mbers will be contacfed w ith in Thomas. :�m,. John Milc h and children rcthe next two week■. Member8 were uraed to 110 10 turned ho me Sunday CV('nin.i:: after the Bloodmob ile which wl U be a l J • two weeks vi■i t In Lcbanoll wi th "LAST ROUND-UP" OF •• MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND 1 the Pomeroy High School ne:d , Mr. •nd Mrs. Floyd Mescher .a nd f A 1J ' Monda)' 11 blood I■ ur1enuy - - · · -· . . - - · CHILDREN'S SUMMER SHOES - PRICES REDUCED needed In Meiga County, A oewlnR pro.foci for Item, for I FOR QUICK CLEAN-UP. · · tht chlldrtin a, the Oount:r Home ·I wa1 · dl1cu11ed and thf! 1troup ahlo · , 1• ,planned to hiVe t heir annual · •1 lomlly .plcnlo· 11 tho hom• of Mr. '!" nd "!":"-r-r "· Milton Houduhelt n,xt I � on,:, r" ":" ' "·· � K� l NG N Ut--"' POPU�/��AND ' FIRST QUALITY , LADIES' STYLE and REG. $1.98 SILICON CHILDREN'S The m&etlng WH cloaed Wit h . CANNON IRONING BOARD MON., TUE .. WED. prayer by Rev. Fred l. Gardner Thun., Fri. 8 ti, 5 after which rtfrea hments were I 72lltf9 Dr II lilff Sat. 9 to 9 Hrved by the Grue,era and Mr. Value, Tn ,9.95 Volueo To H.89 ••d Mrs. Bowen and Mr. ind Mr,. SALE PRICE SALE PRICE Broce Blncham lo t he 17 .mem- · Llmll Ono ''" lren Re&t be1-., ft(!v. and Mn. Gardnflr, Deb• Middleport, Ohio ble Grue■e,. - -- · ·ConnlH I Trim Trff EACH OF THE 7 FIRST %� ADULTS I N OUR STORE ---- -�--�-��·-�=-­�- _ ... ' /Jrp>'• � /f' -� 1/11!/f'· • H9J· ¥lie, ae/11/1 1,- - !lc!rfna- ��:it!li'�· . ' .. . ,;:....:, �-. ' ; r' . . · , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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