http://66.213.69.5/files/original/85f79fa371aa210d32994312dd27afa9.pdf 1dbd6464072a624c4cf28eee4e208078 PDF Text Text . �Dally Sentine� Pomeroy-Middleport, ::----- 0., July 29, 1960 I Hynin Sing Slal.ed • ��=�rn�.�d���rty ,,, e ' l , nd Norri, of Racine will be held ·- ! A� .federated Church Women s Gwld Holds : Sunday at 2 p. m. al the Pomeroy /n juIy party wednesdor f. ve I ··•"'' ' ·;ch11stmas Chmch. East Mu Street . I A Christmas In July party sponsored by the Women s Guild · o f the Federat ed ch u rch was held Wednesday evening at the I church. This party, an annual affair, is give n because at · Christmas tin_ie so man )'. are busy preparin i for Chri�tmas _ and buying gifts for lhe1r own family, relaUves and frien. ds that they have SO lillle time for thOsiP, in far away cou ntr i es who have so little T li e gif t i; are pllcked and sent out and by the tlme they reach their destination it is cJoa� to Chr:�tmas. The in thi s Guil d women feel l h ;,,I Pomeroy, Ohio w11y Ch r istmas i n fv• e11: n fields are not forgollen. TONIGHT . G ' fts. fr n m th ar y we e l W.all Disney'& , ma d e t n t o f our "pac k�- · one eat� h '· DARBY O'G UL AND THE for a bassinet , crib, : ull l en gth LITTLE PEOPLE" single bed and a full length dou- 1 Albert Sharpe - Jan e t Murro · . 11 )a� • d. 11 . k c� n tame ble he d • E 11r &lips pillow quilt. sheet ket n bla . SATURDAY ajamas nighties a nd a rubber p "VICE RAID" •· sent tO sheet. T'tle pac ks w ill ""' M11mie Van Doren an d th e E. & R. church center Ill Richard Cooga n St. Louis, Mo. , and from there - also br sent to a IE-per colony will · "HAVE ROCKET Ill a foreig11 country. WILL TRAVEL" Members al110 broui;: h t h al II I Three Stooges towe le and wash cloth which will be sent to lhe E. & R. church I SUN., MON. ancl TVIS. hom e lor aged a t l i pper SanRobert Loui& Stevem,on's dusky. Gifts were plil�cd on the "SINK THE BISMARCK" baby grand piano, w h ich was cen• tered with large gree n and white . candle on a cotton !:Ja�. sur• GI R LS rounded by pine b r a11�hes inter spcrsed with red Ch r istmas bau• bles an d polnsett l es. Mrs. Fred Blaeltner , president, Rog. $1 .95 i n 1, ? nducted a sho�t business sesAssorted Colors - Sizes to 14 sto n a nd a cont n hut r nn of . $�00 JULY CLEARANCE was ma de lo the chunh hu1ld1ng fund . The _report of th� uommatIng committee was given .11nd olficers for t_hc new . year arc Mn. Dale S_m 1th, pre_11dent; ·M r s. Bl ae ttnar' vice pres,dent ; Mrs . Albert Woodard , senclary and �liddleport Mn. Ch arle� � trau11& , treasurer. It w� s decid en to chan ge the mee tmg s from the fourt h Wed• ' MEN'S & BOYS' : 1; '. nead ay lo . the nut Wednesday, be g 1 n n 1� g III J anuary Devotions were h d by Mrs. Phi! Williamso n ancl iti>ened with sroup llingl n i;: of Oh Little Town Lace To Toe Style ol Bethlehem, fo_lfo_wed hy . t h e re d i n of he c _r 1 1 R Sizes 2 ½ to 1 1 �u k e ; � ;� � t• = n f . w ,·1'1 1 a :11�� • w ho � l �seJ will; prayrr . The prol!ram in r.har g� of M rs. I• with an Ben Neutzlltlf 01wrml . • , organ solo Praelud1um U11rt I' u g e 1 ill C. Moll by J. s. Ba l' k playe d I Mlddleporl, Ohio by La rry Tr 11cy,· 1t1 r1. M .- rvin -- ----- · -- I I MEIGS THEATRE I I GOWNS & PJ's $1 .00 BECKY'S ' I . CANVAS OXFORDS s�r:: p r. Roush's Shoe Store 1 HOTTEST. '60 DEALS NOW ! BETTER BUY USED CARS $1 ,495 1958 FORD Wide Side Pickup 1 957 MERCURY Monteray $1 ,495 1 958 MG Roadster Sports Car $ 1 , 795 4 Door Scd,111. fl11e1St and best 1ie rlea M e rcury. Power 8teerlng and brakes. This one is tops. Reslly sharp , 1 9S9 CHEVROLET VS Bel Aire · · · · $2, 1 95 2 Dr. Sedan. The peak In cond itio n and appeara n ce. Powerglitle. 1 957 BUICK VS Special · · · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,595 4 Door lh1rd Top. Choice of two top ura-blaek. an d white blu11 111 n d white. D)'n.aflow drive. Ra d lo an d heater, 1 957 iUICK VS Century · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,595 2 Door I Ind Top. Power ,teerlna and b11&kt1, l.Jke new J.n • P· ,pean nce . One careful owner. 1 9S7 PONTIAC V8 2 Door · . . . . . . . . $ 1 ,595 ' Hird Top. SpolleAR crca\n and white Cinhh. H)'dramatic One oore ful owner. drive. 1956 BUICK Special VS . . . . . . . . . . · $ 1 , 1 95 Hard Top , Door. O ne careful loc■I owner. Extra nlct!, 1 956 BUICK Century · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $ 1 ,295 2 Door llnd Top. Power ate erlni a nd bnikca. Ooe c.arelul local owner, 1956 OLDSMOBILE Super "88" . . . . $ 1 ,295 4 Dr. Hard Top. � nt! cartful local owner. Show■ the very best or ..... • Ii 1 956 FORD VI Falrlane of two extra nice 4 d r. & 2 dr. Hard top oara. Choice ' , l,!�!92.����.! $ 1 ,095 Dr. Hanl Tops · ' · · $ 1 , 1 95 1 955 BUICK Special . . · . . · . . · . . . . · . . $895 � Door sedfin. Or�inal black tlniah lib new. I· BUKK 4 Door Sedan · - · . . · · · . . $495 54 19 Y(onh mth:!h more. OPEN U NTIL 7:30 MON. THRU SAT. M•NW More tA.ETTNAR'S p()MEROY,OHIO �t:::i:;�; TU C/•O�S e L l'tl(Ie r A t t h e fi r st reg ul,ar mee ung of Troop 249, Boy 1fr11llts. wl,rn are twenty or more mu11hers presen t. a new St"II IOI st· out n '. as. L er w i 1 1 be e 1 e c· ted � n d a swim m m i;:, , � Hrly _ pl n �f'�l . MPf>tings ! d� .• a l 7 are l'I r rv \\ rrlu1c:-. UO prn - ----- --B u r l p r u; e n i c d a vol ' a l �o lo " l low G real T ho u .o\ r L" af tt."'r wh ic h M u s Sal l y S t lu af, g,1t!S\ spe<i k e r, was m1 rocf1H:cd. M i �s Sth a � r w ho l , ad f o r her A 1iou1 01 her topi c · ' Th i n k i-' 1 '�' tha t · the fad l'eoplt•' ' st ressed too m .i ii y people .i re "C ner ous at C h riat rn ,u tw 1c itll d f� rge t about the needy for t h '� re st o f the year Peo ple are so ofl cu wr .i pped up with them�� lv e1, tha l they fa il t o Cll perie nce i d en tifi ca t i on with peopl e o r t o (I U � th 1. msd ves , n their pla c es. H is v u y easy l o forget misf' ry and i n j ustic e when we d o n o t ex pe r ien ce them ou r• selves. <..\m tin u in g , M is s ti c l1a a ! said we muSl firSl , sec t ll': needy oursel\'es and Sct'o!ld, make other people aware ut ,he needy and imffering uro :.Pld us. l�vcn though many people forget ! h11t we are · dged for ou , s ,· n s of om ission JU and there is no earthly treasure whirh liveth or a IJI·a el h f orever. · g 0 � t O f ou r w ay tor others G0111 • bri n gs 1I fe·s 2:rea ,cs1 reward8 ' pt·ople like Some dedicated Sc h weit zer, mis sion ,u l es and ot h e rs who work for u1.t1ers purely out of 1, ..Te, actu,tli· 1,· nd the complete kin d or eelf fu!• most · f1\lmen t. Miss Schaaf clOfied ner :emllrks with "H.S we Jive hen on earth o , u r l l veil will be_ m od1·e mc-a n,ing ul an d more enr1c h c lf we ue p ever he fn re u, 'h e fact ' h t e c h � t ad, eac· h deed O ,. our1, th' •· d l rec 1 an d a nr tered 11uman1ty .. . · beaull ru1 .servic e 1or our Lor d· At th o clo8c of the meellng, the �ro up adjournecl to the sod al roorn whe re pineappl e punch and 8860 rted Christmas cuokl e s nuts were served. rrom a table with wh ite eover a n a ce n tered with an arrengemen t or red and white gladioll with lBll white hpers 011 either si d e. The Christmas theme was carried out in the napkins. Hostesses were the Happy Harvest ers claH. ''t ■ ¥wy Nithtl WORLD'S FIRST 2 PEOPLE! "ADAM AND EVE" (111 Coloril - also WORl.J)'S LAST 3 PEOPLE! .:J;;SH, & DEVIL" "WORLD, Al!Lo Oartoon LAST TIMES FRIDAY n. SATURDAY ONLY lh1ster Crabbe , Barton MacLanc "GU NflGHTERS o{ ABILENE" - ial10 Ex:ceptiona\ly Goo d &lence Fiction Thrill e r "THE MYliTERIANS" (In C!nemascope &. Color) AlllO C111rtoon SUNDAY and MONDAY ln�rrflc\ Bel"aman, Curt Je 1\ge ns "INN OF THE 6TH HAPPIN&'iS" (In Scope ,and Color) And Guc1rantce d to PlcHe All! - al8b Pat Conway - M11ra Corday "UNDERSEAS GlilL" NOTE: DUE TO LENGTH OF "INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPI­ NESS" . WE WllL RUN "UN­ DERSEAS GIRL" ONE TIME ONLY AT DUSK! ----- Pt. PI .. Nl\t ■, '\SOUTH PACllflC" T■nltht Th!'i,1 Wtcl, AUi- 3 NOW AT STAT t The annual ptcntc o( the MJddlepo"! W.C.T.U. w:•s held I Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. L1lhan Stieff with Rev . gue,t Donald Boo ne , p_astor of the First Baptist Church, giving the blessing preceedmg the meal. The meeting of th e group was o l>t:ned with t�e smgtng . of " Praise God From Whom AU Blessmgs Flow,' after wlitch Rev. �oward Ruppelt, putor . of nest mee.ting was conducted by th e F1rtl United P_re11byterian the presi den t, . M_r,. Clarence Church g��e the _ o rn mg pra yer. rc � e: l at W hl: �m' s �=e ��: e 0 A spec11 ,"1us u:a 1 1��be r a Mrs• White , na � �. m r'�Tnt�m!lttee �res� nt,ed wit . Tom e lY 1un� M r_s. Haptonstall a nd Mrs. Lester mg ·Ha �Y� 18 on the �parrow accompa�1 ed by Mn. Ste1ff al the Boice. gra n_d pia n o. . A contribution was taken for M iss Margare t Sau!'r, _ president Americ11n Bible Society by the _ tJon spok e of the county Ol'�aniua , meetto the group. Highlights of her the gcoup and 1hc count" in will he which d al the l be g th at talk brought forth the id ea God KnOw, '· God Loi:es and God. 1-'i rsl U ni t ed P resbyteria n Church o n Sept. 13 was a n nounce d . C a.re s. Mis1 _ Sa �er u_M_d the Blbl1 . cal quota11on We .are Fe arfully, Before the close or th e meet­ Wonderfully made'' in her t.alk. in g Rev. Boon e sptlke to the 1 She apoke of God' l, rovision for group brlcfly. . the IOU I throug h Jesus ' Ch rist and our full commitment to .The meeting do:ied with the A vocal dut:t "Il I!!: No Sec r group giving the Lord's Prayer i n Waii sung b y Mre Beulah White unison. an d Mrs. · tuns1a11 w1' th ,_ P au I uap ( . Guests were Rev. and Mr:i. the 1a 1..:r accompanymg on t he Boone an d daughLer J e.en, Mrs. ae;::d ia ' : tu g "I vor m p 1 .Eva }'leming .a nd daughter Nor• aces" altet' ·)'w :i'ri Rl'.,. _ �up;l; etha of Rutland, Mr. Kelly, Mias P�fo Q! h ' f ath er •J e a n Ell en Dabo, RPv. Ruppell 1 Yfd P/ a nd hls mother, Mtll. C. E. Rup• 1 � t" _ll Y '- n of Gulf P<Jrt. Mies. pelt - tpe,,- _pto(ll'atn · •�,.,u i __!_ I I I I I .. � I, I I I I ' T I ' -·�rr\�,:lf�'·�l. •� U 1,t, · ,ee .- !�·nO ,-, L! nlluunc· ed For Sofurday N',gh f· ,, I A Farewell Party Held r I \ · '\ ·' .. . .....,._,,,. .- . • / AboUf M,.,,i ' Pe' ople n p. On,eroy ·I I ' We Pey 3% Interest On Your Saving, POMEROY NATIO"Al BANK RANKIN(; SINCE 1872 Member Federal Reoerve System Member Federal ,c'!Jpe{allon p 1 De "!,� ,.,...,. , t " '' twfLAN D POM JIIU)' ,... · f Savin ' Season ! It :/u. , •,, � it,,. .. , ? fir¥j Hert'.si th• Mr. and Mn,. Lawrenrc Milhoan, Mid d leport, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber and children or Rut. la nd returne d over the w�ek end , a tri1• lo North Caroli na. lrom 1 On thelr way to North Carolin\ they visile d at Fontana Villa g e, th• Copper Hills an d sprn 1 i""VPral' 1 d1tys at Hiawassee Reaort Village. They returned throu�.h t..:halt,• nooga, Ten n., and slopped at Lookout Mountain and Rock , where they ,aw Mr. anq Mr,. Joe Young, Sr., and Mr. 1na l'\t!'s. JOO ,. I You ng , Jr., who wer e bri 'their 1 home from Flor ida. They alsQ vl8• ltecl at Mammonth Cave ln Kell• tucky before returnin1 �ome. 1 I I "".lfl Cit,)' l I - J U LY CLEARAMCE rq\\ ' LADI ES' \_ - , ' newest . i11oot · co fort Ca.rrier I TRADE NOW FOR THE I : • ' I ', • ' 1 ,. , P R E S TO N -F O R D ,r ' Values ol ,4.95 lo ,a.OS NOW f3.28 inti '4.28 SLACKS · · · · · · Reduced 20% SWIMWEAR Salt $6.9S to $8.9S Shorl SitJeYe ..asfeeveleu BLOUSES . , .' . . . . . . . Reduced to $2.00 SHORTS - Values To '3,9& SALE $1 .69 SMITH- CLOTH I NG CO. NO. Cash St:COND AVB, Bahr, Owner · ' MIDDLEPORT ' • ,, �l . al,llng by lllymond Loow�. pound, llghler, lh ettmnwrr.Juit it� from front to blokl , :'lwo apeod1 for quicker oaiollne and dthumldif)'lfll. New "Her ftttln. duet, dirt 'and· potllfft from Ifft■ llr• -Milt pufflp Qivet ■teadf • 'watmth on cool da)'I. 1.ow4oit GPeratkMI. FOUr � .-,unt � � l1 -:--l lft HP W ·t HPI 11111V and IJO'I. �IO VALLEY PlUMBlfG . AND HIAnNG, INC. .,.... ,.,,.'2,20U 212 I, �Oian<l lt, ' . l',pmo'"f Ohio, ...... ..,.. _ _ _ ..,. .......a ., ...........,. fNay IN utsMM iliWt111Nt ,... ti°" Mrlf' ....... TW11l119 ....., wth•Ht hall' , tMt •"- 1■1"'­ Cl•..t., M - ......... day fair anti a.I•. MIiii W., 17• H. Low ton'9ht SI • '5. Area '· I ' ' ·, ) • ·--- --- - Chang Smashes '' ' To Victory hi 1' Korea Voting ! 'I A breaking and entering al Rutland and two · assault I battery cases �ave kep\- the office of Sberlfl Ro�rt H . hach busy since yesterd•y. with ttu,.e men In Jail this m log charged with assa� and ballet)' and the b�aijng and . . te'rlng under investlotioQ., . ri · The Carson Servfci, ' :siallon at Rutland was entered i" lime last night by breaking the glass . from a side wmdow. , entry was discovered a! 7:i5 a.ni!' today by Mr. �son • I told the investigating officer Deputy Charles Sayre tha� t5I cartons of cigarettes, live flashlights and 10 ball point pene I to break op en a ' $100 a nd eoats by Jud ge Peoples, Charles Sanon! Little Hocking soft drink cooler in the station thor was Jailed lut nu:ht b)' Pom eroy 1 faile d but th e statlvn was oughly ransacked, Deputy Sayre police for hearlnJ: before M11vor ,aid: A similar entry was also Charl es Le&ar on an intoxlcation made last night in 2. McArthur charge. Theodore Boyer, 17 year Sherm old juvenile Involved in attemptbutiness e stablishm e nt, Hartenbach said today. The Sher• ed breakln&9,enteringf. ln Pom­ \ iff is Inv e stigating the po1sibiljty eroy two weeks 1g1 t1 «1i released .., that the same persons were in- yealerday Crom the ccunty jail on · valved in both events. orders of the juvtinllf! court. He The poSRibility that th e brea k- has been returned to his home at Ing and entering was th e work Ge orgetown, · Pa. ------a! proressionals !eemed to be ruled out because many items of Yalue were not taken aL tbe Rut­ land station, Deputy Sayre taid. He theorized that the ransacking E MEDICAL :EVENT ..:. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Barrett pose with llielr thh'd set of of the eatablishment wH · . for lbe ntica1Jwms J>rlnging the total in their fa mily to 14 children,. the oldest 14, in the ollices purpoae of 1ookinf for .money: Po mero_y physlcjan. The event was called "mo,t rare · in obstetric•" by the physician . ln jail today 1waiUn.t hear• Fra�s, born first, is a t ..righl; Thomas, is at the left.. Mother. a�d children are in good Ing in County Court JrS,(lnday is h, Al •lefl; Miss Louisa Johnson. - Photo by Kenneth Grover, Grover' s Studio. Eirl McGrath, Carpenterr char&• CIUCAGO UPI-Vice Pretlde,t td with two cou nt& or au■ult and battery, One affldavJt,, , ahJhed by Richard )t Nixon , braced I<,- • undeNl.og his wife, Minnie 11.eGrath, charg- whirlwind, selt•atyled cirnpaign ror the presidency, to-­ e her beat husband her that d BIG TALL JOB -' High above Court-st this week a 1500 and broke her arm. The other, cby at a Uatenrng st,Hion with pound ' air conditioner was hoisted into the roof of the .11\ree­ signed by E. M.: Bratton, Carpen­ 1pokeamen from th e weathervan e F. Building by a motor crane. The equipment ls ter, charKed assault an d battery farm belt. story J. The .meeUng wu urned at cull­ beln installed by the Ohio Fuel Gas Co., for the Blue & G(ay with intent lo kill, by strikln1 <A Pomeroy phyalcian today ex• in the Barrett family to 14 childre n ing sentiment from at lead 22 �ed io ent er claim to pretiding all Jiving. The oldest is a da�gbter, eon1ectionary and bus statio1_1 which occupies the main floo�. and kicking the plaintiff. et.atea on preUina: farm problems at� one · -of . the moat rare of all 1 age 14. Mrs. Barrett Is 32 yean The crane is owned by Doq Kin Jacl<son, 0., and was pr0$ied An 1pll­ quarrel county Athens Mil\ Njlon an4 ivg.,(1'1- Jllbltet�. aee, in ol d . ,. illto service for the iu1> .•, .t. utllit)!i, learneJI It wo.ul,d _ :1!$ led JeeteNl,y· Poiril•Ol' ilJlo <JVf/11 � dhdhlite· v�j;\Jeiitfaiti GOP Th e sherttrs department w.. MW: lfertdetl s�tt◄t Oh, S'•· passing through Pomel!Qy" betw ·en lllidDr ,construclloif · jobs. and re1ulted � 1n the arre1t of Eu-� Rent, , Clbit Lod«e .were known lem Ceater e,re11. was dellver.ed of UMd.. for h elp by Lbe .parrctt taqi­ gene Weekly, Athene: Route 3, to re cognlr.e Repu�llean weak- hcr third aet of multiple births at ily wh,ich arrived in Pomeroy af' ', and James Kisor, Millfleld, on nesa. 5:30 a. m. in the. physicia n's E. ter midnight. He called the pbya.i­ charges of assault and battery Press Secretary Hflrbert Klei n �dain St. offices. Two previous sets cian who removed Mrs. Barr ett to pre ferred b)' Paul Stelnmet.z, alao aald a ''major" farm policy of twins like the one born today, his offices a nd attende d the binhs. In an entry filed in the Clerk of Ath ens. Mr. Barrett, until recently un- of also we;c not iden tical. Courts office and tigned by signed affldavit1 apeech ie amon1 e arly ite ms on Steinmetz "This in one ol the most rare employed, told the doctor he only nda. a&e Nixon'! John C. Bacon. Jame1 F. Judge claiming the two men alruek him He will attend public me e tings e ve nts in obstetrlca/ ' the doctor, recently obtaine d a job eutting Sean is allowed to partici pate in The drawing for door pl'i1001S w•s as be alichte d from the beer The annual SEO Guero1ey Breed­ who declined lO hive his -name timber. Workman's Compe11111tion funds. en Aesocialio n picnic and field completed with (;�,re.nee Price, lruck he drives at an Ea1t Maln in Seattle, W■sh., Friday, return• used, a:&id . A jury had returned a verdict in day was h e l d at Brookdale Farm, Portland win.Ping tbe Gue.rn�ey St., re1teurant. The 'l'ft'o men Ing late that nllht or Saturday "I've never read or heard of it favot ot' 5'ars in a trial held July the home of Mr. an d Mrs. J. E. heifer call donated by , Edspn were arrested by tht At.hen's coun­ to Wa1hl ngton. 8 and 7. No appeal bu been m ade Roush. A Nixon meetin1 wiµI th e GOP occurring befort," he sai d . Brow n at W ellaton. ty sheriff.' and brought here laat Arrival of Eliza Francee Barrett, by the defendant, Jame. L. Yo ung. Other winners of the calf nura­ night about l 1 :SO. In Co_unJy hational committee and bi1 aub-' Approximately 70 members and later, minutes rew a and first et al. guests e njoyed the pienle dinner i ng bucke �, caU fetd and show · court this morning, ch1r1es sequent new, conference · Friday Thom■1 Barrett, brought the total by d e donat in& e "un· ca�paign to plaRfi dladoa:ejl cream b ice W straps Pete Roush,· Lloyd e r wilh e against Kisor were dropped and A bearing on a petition lo modi­ the Imperial lee Cream Co, of Shlelds Bill Carelton, Bill Green- . Weekly· was fin ed '2& and co&Ul on til our throatll are rr.w" lo cou­ fy a divorce decree in the caae of L ple Republican control of the Charleston. wood, t:mory Powell; Hoiner An­ his plea of guilty to the charge, He len L Hyull n Kenneth W. Hy­ Durlng the bri er business meet, de reon and P. H. ·Mora. William Reeves, Albany Route Houae with a GOP 1uceessor in sell has been set for Aua:. 30 at A cattle judging eonteat Wat 2, was given a stiff fine in Coun­ the White Houae, He co n ceded lng, Ed son Roush, president, intro­ Sonny Holter, so n or Mn. Wick 10 a. m. A contempt charge against duc ed various guests, Featured he ld with Ron Eberhard Of Grove ty court by Judge £. W. People• eonllnued Se ate control to the Wyatt, Middleport, showed colore d the defendant in the same action 1peak er tor the afte rnoon was E d City doin a the Judging. slides take n in the Hawaiian Is­ will also be heard at that time, IC· today ifter enterln,: a .plea to a Democrats. j Haaf. Tying for fif11t place were Mra. charge of intoxication, Reeve! lands t"'riday evening for the pro• cording to e ntrie1 filed yutenlay. Harold Carnahan, Karen Thelas, had been released trom the coun­ gram of the Mid d l e port-Pom eroy M r. Haaf spoke on the, severl. l John Robinson, Do nald Mora and ty jail yesterday morni ng follow• Rotary club. Columbus, 72, Davis, Helen Min divisions that go together to make Charles Theiss. · lng hi• arre1t by PIOmeroy, police He was introduced by program Burning Paper Put a form er Rside nt ·of Salem <.:enter, up the Slate Departrqent or Agri. on fined was He charge, almilar a ed at her home yesterday after• chairman Paul Smart. Holter, who di culture and their irntortance not Mr. Roush introdueed Margaret noo n following a prolonged -illness. has spent five years in the Navy, Smoke In Drug Store only to farmen but the 1eneral Carelton who has just recently The Pomeroy Fire Department She was t he daughter of lbe late is a graduate of Middl�porl High public.: He also told of aome of the been awarded one of two re1ister• called )leaterday at 2 p. m. was rare ed show slides His SchooL h111d and Davi& iByron Mrs. d an Mr. growth of the Guern!ley AHocia- od Guerns ey helfers placed by the 1moll:e wa1 discovered in the when lived in Salem tow nship the great­ close-up night view.s of erupting tion which hae doubled its state Association to start a, heifer calf and Lohse Drug Store Swisher ­ s. d islan the on s e volcano �o Col moving r e h life. of rl membeuhip in the last rlve years. ring, Harry E. Priee, M, of Pitts- er P& buil ding. ago. years few a umbU1 Harold Carnahan, ch.tiirman of Theae show dates were given: burgh, Pa., died at St. Joseph HosGuests at the mee ting were Lou Surviving is a siste r, Mrs. Jam e& Firemen found that the smoke August 19, Dl11trlct Guernsey show lhe SEO Diatrict Guernsey show re­ pltal in Parkenbura after becbmF1orida, son-in- law of Aten Miller, was being drawn Into the bijilding al th e Meigs County Fair; Aua:usl mir\ded · all pre1ent t�at the show Ing III while on hli vae■tlon at his T. Long, Columbus; a ni ece, Mr&. Shain of Pomeroy, also a guest. and Eva Bann an, Dallas, Te xas: 30-3l, Ohio Futur!Jy Show at the wae again being held a t the Meigs Rotary President Gene Grate by an air cond ltio.ni�g unit from • COLUMBUS UPI - BIil H. Frib• former home tn Portland, Ohio,, two nepbeWs, Raymond LOng. chimney bet:ween th e drug store Ohio State F1lr; Ott. 12, Ohio Clas, Co. Fair and urged aU to parllcl• Jey, natlon•l commander of the Servlcea were heht at the Metho• n ition to Harry Barnes, Wilk esville, a nd Don- Dav is, Jr., gave recng d I.he Williarns 5 & . to cent store an 1ic sale. pate. i m., 2 al Portland in Church ill d Dlaabled Amerie,n Veterans, said PAthens. A brother, Don Davia, pre­ ed tor of "The Little Whee l" club Where paper wts being burned in a b'u lletin, for his work· on that pro­ today the nation "ha■ fora:otten il• Monday, July 25. Mr, Price WH a ceMd her In de'.a\h. member of the Ame■ MethodiSl A board of d irectors meeting basement stove . There wu no dam• je!:!t. W• :1:: •d Fun eral 8erVltes will be held � �· • Hauilwood Plttlbur1h; In Church called at the home of the age rel)Orted, been ba� J • 11nin1 collecUons Sunday afternoon at the Stron g & · lhrou1h the sale of the oraanJza• Maaonlc LOd1e, 5eotti1t Rite Bod· Son Funel'll l Home ln , Wilkesvm e president, North Front-st, ne xt , , WASHINGTON (UPI) Tropical storm l!renda foday 'lion's mlnature llcenae platca for lea and the Shri ne. with burial in th e Salem Center Tuesday at 8 p. m . Ladies of the Heath Methodist Patrol Cites 2 Men rushed toward the heavily populated Ne)" Jersey ind south• . key rln11 and mwln1 oppo1IUon Surviving are hi• wlfe, Dorothy; cemetery. h serving the dinner in base­ Churc western Connecticut shores and President Eisenhower's sum-- to leaulatlon in beh1U of dlaabled For Law Violation• eral · vettr1n• •ub1tantl1te hi1 e�■rae. a d1uahter, Donna; a 10n, Robert; Friend■- m1y call at the fun 1 ·. rooms of the ch"rch were menl mer White House at Newport, R. I. The Gallipolis Post of the al any tim e after this eve�home mother, n; his arandchlldre two · :.t:rs. Glenn Lambert, Mra. Earl State Highway , Patrol report, the "• add"'aaed the DAV • Ohio · gust the 60 to up and hour an miles 50 of Packing win•• s n , _ g , and a slater. ____ ' · "" Knight, Mrs. Herman H a ddox, Mrs. arrest of Llwrence Fred Willi!, ronve:ntlon here. More tha n 500 three brothtrl .: storm left wtnd and rain damage in its wake as it • ch urned up memMrt1 ot the arg,nlzation a nd Tho m as Riky a n d M isses Frieda Mi dd leport, on a charge of over­ the eastern United States at an unusua lly fast clip of 30 miles - their 1ueaLI were here for the .l''aehnle and Bess Sa n born. load . He hu been cited to the per hour. three-day meeting. Gallipolis Municipal court thls afTh e storm forced the President in I.he New York and New Eng• "Each year as we "'ge t further ter noon. , MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL to postpone ror 2fi hours his re- land· area. rrom war, Its horror11 a nd lhe patrol ed by the ll'fllst Also s· R d e e Terry, Admitted: Dorothy The Weather Bureau warned of har1hnes11 of the 1acrlflces which turn to Newport from Denver was Gayle M. Patterso n , Racine. Langsville Sherman, Janet ville . - . · cited to the Meiga County court where he wa3 visil;in& Mn. Ei- he■ vy rains and local fioodlng tp- it demanded Crom the disabled Talbott, Portlan d . day in southeastern New Yor� veteran 11ip furth er froin the pub­ drivers cooks, and te!tchers were employed by the Roule I ; Moll)'Lettie Bus A11g, l o n a apeedlng charge. , Cunningham senhower'a ·ailing mother. The an d aouthern New FJlgland "wit�• lie memor)'," Fribley said. "Each Discharged n 'school District board in a recent meeting Exe­ Northwester Syracuse; Mary Hayman, Racine flight waa postpon ed whe n White in 100 miles or 10 1 ' · Of tl\e coast year th e ne eds and problems of cutive Head George Dallas said today. HU; Diane Taylor, Pomeroy. House pilot Col. William Draper and said there would be little the disabled veteran weigh lelS �da Kraeuter� formerly ?f Sava11:e Removed From BorNellie Mrs. Harrisonvil1e, national the on c1m­ heavily istorm the of r e pow the in change avy e h warned the Preeident aboul Rac.1ne :1nd teaching recently in I HOP RECORD An• Wilma Mn. substitute, gan; Recreation Center ctorm winds and rain, upected during th e ne xt 12 to 18 houn. scie n ce." Nelaonv11le, has been employed · The p0�roy Ba11d Boosters are I der&on. Subcook for Ru11and, The Syracuse emerge ncy sq\J.a d . lo repl1<!e Mra. Janyee Burl eson. sponsori ng a �ecord hop tonight was call ed al 10: 10 R, m. last night assistant and Turner; Melva Mrs. John Duddln1, a Mi<! dlE: port pro- ( parttime) cualo dlan at H iarrison- from 7:30 until 1 1 p. m. al the to take Leo Savage, Galllpolis, duet 1nd teaching recently in Pomeroy Junior High School aud l• fh)m the Syracuse Recreation C e n­ e Is lln. i!e1sie Graham. vtll Cumberland, 0., ha11 been em· toriuin. Bill Miller, W MPO, wiU be ter at the lowil hall to the Meigs dlitrlct for the The coal bid ployed H aul1tant football coac the d isc jockey (or the evenlng, for Hogue Orville awarded wu � Gene ral Hoapilal. replaciq David Knl1ht at Rut $'1 ftO per ton. Clarence Lacey . Savige was said to have been land High School. SIGN CONTRACT the Ohio Valley Biiking Co., of rrom a possible heart at­ )iufferina The new Harrlsonvllle Grade The trustees of Rutland township tack. He w11 taken to the Holzer Mldi:llePt>rt. won the contract to HYANNIS PORT, Ma�•· UPI- ' "until the end of the seDlon11 1 Heida - all of them of key School principal la Meryl Houdhave signed a contract for fire pro­ Hospital from the M e iga General, supply bread to the district. Democra\ie running m'atll1 lohn F. which will begin when the Sen- portance to the Amerle■_n people. asheldt. with the Village or Middle­ emergency squad memben said tection d extended it& official boar The Ke nnedy and �ndon ill, :John&0n ate tecon'lt!nU Aug. 8. ''There are ■uch key laauea 11it is announced. port e gret, at l-osing Ernr.st Davlis of r d de Inclu t-oda.y , hired Bua drivf?tS Thay lndlcetN thay would NI'- ready on the calendar u medical toClay pled1ed their- full energiH driver to enactment ot the le11Jlatlon PJ:O- 19$1 Yke PntWtnt •� M. care fof the aced, hou1ln1, aid to Worley Hiley, Ralph M•comber, the Salem area as a bus PLAN MOON VOYAGE ill he,lth. ,r110 before Coqresa in . Au,u1t ! Nixon'• p,�I � �- � education. mutual ■eeutlty appro­ Joe Caney and Titu1 Smith. The because of LICINSE l$$UllD GTON UPI-The Na• WASHIN the in The meeting w11 held •.nd warned Rtpllbll'c ns acalnst l trtlefl In order ,. WOl'Mtt Clftl,, prlatlon, and minimum wage leg. 111lltlnt driver 11lr the Harrison• licen9e bu been is­ d Space Ad· marrlage n a s A Aeronautic tlonal Rut­ the In Dalla11 Mr. of n Qrtice Gil• ville 1rel. la to be Bemard to lr:eep ,eltn.lnt prior to ltl!IINIWilr. ... ) , ••obltl"lletionlat tactica l1l1tlon," they uid. on (NASA) disclosed to­ .sued in Prob_a� ,ourt to Robert H. ministrati e Tb ementary buildlng. El land ' Vernon tor and Rutt•nd, key 1'ennedy and lohMOn. Who work• ,them from pualn1 pendin1 ineuit expected to a!iok Congress E11tma n , 19, clerk, son or Homer ed l■te Into Ute nl(ht eh plaD1 , "':We Intend to devote our full Weber. Ml hlrinp are providing nut meeting will be August 10 day . .,.._ January for mor:ey to build �•\man and Mra. Leland_ Sa�ton, next and lnrurlince pl1ee. •same the at by approve,d ,re eneJ'IIN to the enactment of this medical report, The Democratic preaidential tor the Au(Qlt aeulon of · n spaceahip for voy• Pomeroy, and Sheila �. Strauu, •18, , three-ma a g11ollne bids, u well 'as oth\9' and vice pruidientlal candklatH , and far I.Heit ..abaequent eiinP■�. pro,ram ind we will leave our the county. the moon In the mM opera�r, da\!gbter of Mr. and around ages on tbe le buaine11 important fol• Coob were emplo:,ed' u -■I� in a joint 1t1temt1nt they ·win 1 1ald the unfinra� budneu J;Jefote printipal com"Pal11nln1 unUl the · Mn. WilUam Strausa, Pomeroy, years. 10 nellt s.i..ld. Dallas M:r. a1enda, lOwa: aald. they Conam, "eoven ·a wide nnp bl end of the aenton." Wave- their , priQclpal I Court Decision To Participate .Holter Exhibits Slides Of Hawaii Former Resident Lava Eruptions Of Salem Center. Died Friday 'Brenda Threatening Jersey ------=-----::--- Teachers, Cooks Are Employed By Northwestern &hool Board . . '' UN I T S ON DISPLAYI .. , ' On Tfle �II New. 1 960 FORDS The Car That's Built' Far People ' . Come In Mow and Trade! .. PR\ESTO N MOTORS i���TllfNI�'. , • '� ' : ' ' ,. , . OPEN EVENl,NG8 UNTIL 8 P hone WY;&-3II01 P.M. , I I No Truc,es With Mr. NJxort Jack, LB J, Point Efforts To Legislation ■ eonar+, Middleport. !""'l"'i'ciiin& ' ,, lll!; ------ I • •61ilf!. n, l'ill Be Held Allows Piamtifr c - Smtcta,!:Ar'Fwo, _:.::.,:.::.,____,--�----'-~.-----.:....____ ,, SEOUL, Korea UPI-Dr. John M. Chan1 today led bis Democra­ tic Party to a srnuhin1 victory over the former ruling Liberal Party of deposed · President Syng­ man Rhee and pleda:ed he would 11rlve lo build a 1trong and free republic. Chang, former vice president. claimed hi1 rouowcu had clinch­ ed 1S4 se,ts in the p(lWerful 233me mber lower house. Howe ver, the vote-counting wa.11 rnarried by violence and ballot• burning.a by Koreana protesting ' µi.,,-1 p ��Ito . RW'• 12-yea,� 1ulQcratic rule was reaoundt)' erusbed as the former Korean leader's fol­ lower■ were badly beaten. On ly two member• of the poat-re volu­ tionary Soci•li11t Party, inc-luding won seats Pl�. e:� Suh Son Jn the lower house .Jndependents and 1plicter P•rties took 36 Ritt. The aaeinbly will elect a new pretident and mun approve the ;ueelderit'a cboite for premier, Alao at stiite in the election.s for the COYtrament to repbce the one elected in "rigged elediona" 1111 Marth were 58 aeatJ iza the Senate, ft�et Of Multiple Births Here Today Called 'Most Rare Event' In Medical History Pate Serviees Guernseymei Hold Picnic At Brookdale Farm Near Wellston Harry Price Services Held Commander Finds At Portland Public Suffers Short Memories 17 Ha"""""" Ladlet' ..:. Vlluet To ,12.95 Tu Meti1•Ma.on Looters Gain Entry. Through Side Window, Get No Mone -'-"---- •' ' �room air . conditioner -' ,. . ,. ' :,. ; :. ent1 ne l'eather .. "•I ' MOST V)\L UE Most Savin gs .' : ' , ·, ! 1 o. o. AT -Sportswear SK I RTS Ono Loi of SHORT ' .!,,�. :. ,. 1 • 1.aaaaaaaaa.aa.-aaaaa===• ·a 1 y Ve�p Readies Rilit Whirlwind ' As Underdog , ,,. I Return from Tri11 i he taken. I were An attempt bow 1ou can 5a,·c ? 1 · I n..,. ' ' your nexc car. You ' ll sn I II It a cllfferenct of about 260 d..r... NfwNft th■ h•N•1t Ind coldMt natural tl'ffllMratur•• In the warklt . •• Thieves Ransdck &rvice Station In Rutland; for the lllu.ndng on ' -� . . . · ·· .•,« ly Unltecl flt'fla lnttnYUonal 5.:r us h-:/ort you arrange I I tLejion Pie,.«: Set . C� nm b �: Pomeroy National Bank I M"ddleport Now You Know Finance your next car at •.v o U; L.L S AV E M O N E Y I ,;..; I About Noah Huklna will have ch■rge Methodilt of the Forest Run ch urcb 1e rvlce Sunday 8 am; Vic­ tor Brown the Racin e tervlcel •l 10:45 am 1n d Ri�hard Chambel'I the PorU1n d church ,t 7:30 pm. Ohio Sht e Arrb , & 1Jl11,! · S... l�lh & Hlir11 st■• Pollleroy-Mlddleport, Ollie, Satuftii,y, JUiy 30, 1960 VOL XII N 0 ;,:;:�:....::, .!,l__________.!., &;N'GL& r,or,r _ k .,JIY' • ------------ - _________________ ,___ :::_ ::::_ ____;;;;:,:.;;,:;;;:;_;,�-;.;_ A goi11� away parly wRB held July 23 at the hom e of Mr. and · 1, ·Mn. Don Grueaer honoring Mr. and Mrs. �.-ell H•wthl)f,ne whq ' . Fun lime will be observ ed this are movini to Pennsylvania. e serv e d and I wer Refreshments Saturday night, July 30th, at .a the a gift was prese n ted lhe honordance· party lo be held in Catholic Church au d ilorium 7:30 ed guests. ' to 1 1 '.30, Atlendin,:i were Gord on WineLeon Jorda n ond Ken n y Hy• brenn er, Susa n Zl•1pa n , Flip sell, known as �he J�ys, will pro- Werry, Karen Stewart. Lawrenc e I · T ., , de the music. Hasbar.i:er. Ralph StE'wart, Jim By FRED DIE HOU OA fil.JLT New dance8 wlll b� highlighted Stewart, Nicky Nidiolaon, RonM ills Sha r on Jones visite d sev . the twi1t, multlplicatlon and lag n ie Calvert. John Httzer. Shirley C"!'r1 l days this week with he r aunt, dances, A rock and roll da nce Young, Homer Cole, Mary Con• eonteit will be held. nolly, Roger Gaul, S1u1ie Stobart, Mrs. Dor othy Dan d akis in Ath e na. ' The Jays will hol d several out- Shirley Wlppel, S;1Jl M r. an d M rs. J 0h n C · v roma n y Noble, n uri d hopa door month ext n g - Sally Barte ls, Barban McDa n iels a nd Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Vroman . an d so n, Ma� k , are spen di_ng aev- 8a l ur day .s d11nce wi 1 1 be spon- and Sharon McDarti el.s . 1 eral day_� tlm we e k camping an sored by the Pomero Y Little , • Lea g ue. 1 La E �: . ;�� Mrs Bruce Lio.yd and I .-;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;••••••;;, Al� Legion membca:s of Raeii!J-9 J ·. .s o n , Mike , wer� in New Philadel- 1 . · Post {!Ck � �Qd Auxiliary · tnd [· ' � uw , , a I urcI ay on busme s . En I P h1 11 I as l S Y familidi al'e lr(vited t:o a 'picnic , , l route humc they visited their son ' al David Yo8t'li fi1hln1r .cabin OJt I and family, Mr. and Mn. James Sun day ""m July :u.. nffifu...u '"' Vl"'"' . e, at•· ti: LI oyd, in · 8e 1 pre. 4 pm. Britta•. cov,red di1h aod. 1 M. L. I-Te nch, who rece n tly un I , -, , .� � · d rink. I derwenl s ur gery A t �ol zcr Hosp_tt1 ly LUC ILLI HAWKI NI 1 al waa relurn cd to his home Wed, ; . ,,. n csday and is reported to be lm A. H. Ebe rsbach wbo under• proving nicely, we n t surgery al Hol:r:er Hospital . Mn . E l ia P uckett a n d so n , Mike, two weeks ago has returned a r e \' isitl n g in New York where home and Is convaler.cing nicely, Mr. ru�kctt i11 employ ed . Mi9s Doris Well of Columbus , Hec"nt v,isitora with �fr. an d Mrs. spent the past week with her E dward Stiles and family were M r . parentll, Mr _ and Mr5 . Emerson and Mrs. Hubert Surface a nd chfl• Well, Plea■ani Rld&:e. dren of Cl�v cland: , M� . an d MNI. Mr. and Mra. Johh Duffy and Thomas Hnoks dnd children, CW - famlly of Halifax, Mass., w-,rc Utnbus, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Be'i. · recent guests or Mr. and Mrs. bout, Columbu s , an d Mr. Clark Phil Globok■r an d family. · Smith, Tampa, Fla. Mr, and Mi's. Stanl ey Kuin lk Visiling Thursday with R e v. a n d or Garfield H e ight• will arrive Mrs. Do n ald Boone and daughter, tomorrow for a visit with h er Jean, were Mrs. William McMahon, brother and siste r-in-law, Mr. ! ;trs. William Zo lman, Mrs. Earl and Mrs. Phil Globok&r . .a.'11.d lam- I M urrhay an d Mre. Ernest Toms. Uy, I Mark F're n ch, son of Mn. Ed ria Mr. and Mrs. James , Sha nerFrenc h , has been UI at their home. an d ramily aqd ri,tr. and Mrs. Mn. Leal.a Gothard , who has John Shiner'. and fttrnUY of Ne­ bee n in N ew Yo rk with her daugh- wark spent the past week end ler nnl1 faintly, Mr. and Mrs. WI I- wllh Mr. and Ml'1. E1d1e Mouma n I lla 111 l'ills c1nd children . h u; re. and ramily, M l nersvllle, ; t turned home. The PltlH h1 mlly acEarl , J)e l n)I. Jr. llnli Miu Betty ('Ompanic d _hl'.'r a�ld �n. Pitts a nd · Oa mos'key ha"e re tufoed home , ch l\drrn will visit with her w h ll e . ,.,.,. 1 JO day11 ,vaeaUo n trip to Mr. Pitts i11 In reserve trai n ing in Florida. l All:1bama. Mr aml Mrs. Hobart Geora e M rs. C. E. Ruppelt i, Lhe hou11e and daughter Dorcas or Tampa, I i: u est o[ Miss Phyllis Joarhlm and Fla. who have be en gueall of father, Phi_l l!P Jo�<'him1 whil e she Mr. ; and Mr11. Harry S nyder of I s here vl11tmg with her so n, Re v. Harrisonville Road returned to Howard Ruppel I . _ _ __ _ -- their home t0011y. · / Around And To Hold Sert1lce1 OJ I I"°/ . I r Pack.aged home mad e lee cream ia being ■old by th� Youth Fe l­ lo,n;hlp or the Un ited M ethodlat Church. Ord e rs m.11y be placed wlth the R e v. Eugene Brown or Mra. Roy Reuter. I I Ii HLLINO ICI CllllAM Middleport WCTU Holds A�nuol _Picnic _ At Steiff Residence I Thursday Evening Mn Roy Holle, WU & p eaker . and conducttd a work I s h u p usm g n owe n in sea1on , . when th e �ildwood G ard�n Club n e ����:e�1 ir::e ;:;:t' ��n :e� t h odist Churc h . The m ee ting in charge ot Mrs. D a Hd Nease, vi ce pree ident. opl'ned with de�otio n s by Mrs. A l fred YeaLiger who read a poem :ciiher In Heaven We Thank ! Thee · A p.1,1pe r on ·· Now is the t i me to·· prepared t,y Mrs. Mil tun ll11 u d.ishel! was read by Mrs. • N e e:� r<- port o n the Gilmore ceme" 1err proj1•r1 wu given by the ,·9111rn 1 1tet> A C'otl nty meet i n g for u r 1 l., r s and pr ngram chairma n tu hf held al the D A \., Hall ln annou n ce d . The P o meror was d <'.O r p r izf' rlo '1 a led by Mrs l 1 1r;,:111 Fi�her was ;,,warded to· I M i's Uswin Nease . Blue nhOOns for flowe r ar. , .1rde d :1,1 rangemcnts were . Io "'1 rs o11 �· 1 d Nease . "•t rs. E d 1son l k,llon . Mrs. Fred J'. e a,e, 1�rs. R a y r:�omas, Mrs. H om.er Holtcr l ,ind Mis. Henry Thomas. A l_ th e _ dose of t he , meeU� ('u o k11's , itccf ter1 a nd �e mo nade were served to l h ��e rn entlon� 111:iO\' e and Mrs Chru,t} },tie r, M ra., Karl frr u eser. Mrs. P� ul Fiaher, Mrs _ vet non Ne�se, M r�. Kenneth l l 11rris, Mrs Dwight MIihoan an� g u • st�, Mrs. lloltcr, ?,tra. Guy Russf'll and Mrs. Wallal"t! PoWeJ'I. __.::;;:::;;;;::;;;:;;;:;;;:::___ Soiol'i, duets, �u!lrtett.es •? d congre g a u o n a l � mgmg . co � pnse th ese I . popular . hymn amgs. scheduled r al ���: ;�rsl ���' ;;�! Nation al Bank ol Racine and pas ! to r of Methodist churches m the Reeds ., ill � a rea . The publi L° 1 s 111 v i ted. ________ \\jif,W·12 Ct1Gi BUICKS - PONTIAC$ - GMC TRUCKS Club Hos Session At Forest Run n A C1rtoon ON N EW One cucrul owner. Low mil e age. I W,i/dwood Garden 'I Fnnenl aenlces for Cidierine Columbia, who P�le, 77, died Friday at S p. m. at her residence will be held Sunday !t 2 P, m. from the We,11t Columbia EUB Ch�b witb th!ii Rev. Ralph M1b_oney ln charge. Born, Sept. 30, 1882, 1he was lhe daughter of the late Val Ste­ wart amt Emmajean Hall Stewart �urvivon are her b111band, W11Uam ; two_ brother� George , We■t Columbta and Will, Cohun­ bua, 0. Friends will be received at the riesidenee llfter 8 p. m. today. Foglesong Funeral Home Is in charge. W... Democrat Women Planning For f,aravan Visit A large ·and enthu1iuUe group waa present for the July meet­ ing of the Melt, County De mo­ cratic Women'• Club held Thur&­ day e venina at the Pomeroy Sec­ on d Ward f1.re bou■e. Several me n were also present, Includ ing Alva Grover of Chubire. During the bualneu session plans were eompleted for th e Congressional Tenth Di■trict caravan to vi1it Pom111:roy on Au­ gust 4 1t 12:30. Memben o{ the caravan will be � luneh at 11:30 at Ute Rote'I Hartin -and •at one o'cloclr: tu can,-.nen Wm talk. Since the caravan will only be in Pomeroy a very lho.c:t time it is important that all )Qtere st­ ed people be tbere promptly at I p. m. club leadera aid. CommiuiOner Don Mullen spok e on beb11f of Con,resaman W'llter Moeller ■nd asked the women for help in the campaign. Mullen asfo announced a can di• daiee' meeting to be held in "' ' Middleport, October 20 when Mr . Moeller will be preaent. Four local eandldat.es, William McKelvey for eommi•ioner, Au• drey Young tor clei'k of courts, Mui ne Alleuworth for recor der and Geraldine Young for trepur­ er were: present, An Invitatio n Gallia was exlended to the for Congress County- Hoeller group to meet with Ute cl�b at its next meetin&. . · A p0litlcal quia proeram in cflarc,_ of Mrs. . Everett U-om.11 WU PftlQted. It eoneen1ed qul!!'B· tiona on the past blltory or Dflmocratle party and -alao qu es· tlana of lnterfllt to Mei&■ Cou11ty Deai-■, t■• Rdrahmenta were ■erved by aevenJ of tltl ladies. FIN■O ,25 J amet •R. Pri,ddy, Bradbury, was tined 4!%&,•nd, eostl loday in Coun• ty Court � a cliu1e of 1peedlng hrou,hl by Ille Ohio Slale ffllh • way Pltrol ' -,.�· ' I ' �. . ... . . - . .... ---- · ------- .. . - � -- - -· · · ___.;....___ ,___ __.,._,,,_..__ • • . . . • - <L- - · · - · · · ·· · · · · - · · - , • • (Hf • { Ml�y �ENTINEL Horses, Water And Gasoline ' Everyone has heard the saying t hat you can lead a horse to water but you ran't make him drink. It is equally true that you can force up certain taxes to the point where the govern­ ment's revenues decrease instead of increas­ ing. Take t he gasoline tax, whi<'h now averages about 40 per cent of the retail prite of the gasoline, and reacJ'}es 50 per cent in some stales. A proposal now in the works would further increase !ht• frdn;:;l tax bite on the motorist. The motorist is showing what he thinks about the high price of gasoline - wh.ich is due to the h igh price of taxation. H;e is buy• ing more and mon• of the com�f,.C l economy car,; l>Oth domestic and fore)&ll. The according to a New York Times sJJ>ry, is' tbat if the trend to sma·ller cars continues at tpe present rate, gasoline tax revenu� by 19.64 . • ' ,,§Ill� ,• ' ---• "' •• • •• •• • � • • ••• •• , - . --- • New In Farming -NE W HAVEN SQf.UL NE1'S • • � Locust wf Miner Starting Th,���� ,��� �!..o�� !�� � .. .. .. On ' ~ust Trees Here EarI I..AJI.'.: Y NEW IN FARMING IY C. I. ILAKIILII Covnty �Ion A.pm Two questions bavC? been 11ked frequently within thv l11t few weeks in regard to li11ect peatl. The lint q ue■Uon la will the locust Lreea die, imd the second how to control Japanese beetle■. Tbls year the locu■l leat miner apparently got a very early ,tart on locust leaves so with their contin ued work m.-n)' locuit trees in th,e county 1Jre1dy have brown leaves and in sotnfl uses lhe trees have been completely defollated. The locust leaf miner is a 1m1II mauot or larvae of '" fly. These Insects are found on the plant tiss ues between the upper and lower !ear surfaces and ca use the formation of blolchlike or irregular shaped mines. When they are numerous enough they kill the leaves r1.r.d ti,us disfigure the plants. The typical leaf mining lnaect require1 about a )'ear to develop from the time of hatclilng in the spring through the lrvae stage, the dormant 1taee, and the- h11.tch, Ing again lo &tart the cyele over. The beat control for this Insect is Lind.ane of Malathion. This should be applied to the trees j ust before lhi! adults ap- ■ � •• •• •� - p I • • � � • •• '� •• •• ,- • • ., .,•• -•• • • • I • • • •• ••• •• •• • •• - .. ..• I NEWI "' I; • •• •• ADYANCEMENr IN ■ODEIN coaemo11NG . • - n •• • • • I • • • • • • I •• u • • • .,•• .•• �= • ,•. • ,. •' '� � \ ;;_ ii • : •- ' ' pear In the 1prln1, whith In thl1 area would be &0melime ln May. Just II wtth most ■prays it 11 important that the Jub be thorou 1hly done, 1pr- 1)'ed at the ri1ht time and u■in& lbe rl&hl materiall. The queatlon _u to whether the locust trees will dlc or not l1 not • hard an� fall yes or no ., _ Moat tree, are able t,c, at.and completely defoliation _for �veral yean without ser1ow mjury. During the l 11t several yean, however, it seem.s the locu1t leaf miner hH ■tepped up Ills activity so about the 1 1,t of July lhe tree leave■ are practically all brown . The purpoae of tree leaves is to serve 19 the manufacturing point for raw materials. When the tree loses this mznufaeturing plant It means that a smaller amou nt of food ls pl·odueed for immediate use or storaaf/. It the tree over a period of yeara becomes so Wf'akened by sm11ll quanUties of food produe­ tion and llonge, thC?n the tree may eYentually die or beeome very poor in growth. This may make it more s uspectib1e by at­ tacb of insecll and diseases. In general, however, it takes sev­ eral years of defollat!on, such as we have had this year, to weaken the locust tree so that it will die. Our frlend, the Japc1.neae bettle seems to be 1etting more num­ erous enry )'ear. The man in charge of lhe Japanese beetle quarantine program fur th is area was In the offiee I c,:tuple weeks ago and ,aid there was no cause for alar m in Meigs County. He may be correct in hi:. overall obwhen someone eervation,, but finds favort'te plants or flowers t seriously attacked by lhe Japan­ ese beetle ' ther¥! i8 • cause for alarm. I C �::�• •.... L' • H N ews 4 Renewed Drive Auainst Cattle 0 NIW HOlLAND'S 404 CRUSHER New HoRand's 404 compleldJ conditiom evay stem from end m>endforruter. quickerdryffllThe New Holland ...,.,,.. adualvc sprin1•Ioadln1 deslp Iola you select the best pNIOSUN -up IO 500 Ibo. lt-..alnlllnl that ....,•.., throulll ....,.i open.tin ranaes IO � .,..,..,,,,.hln1 ant! leaf brulsinl clhea¥ier material. The ru­ roll'• ,1a_,...i diamond u.cl prevents 11ippa1e. ■11ant -dy, ■a,es,j,e pi<lup. 11te "404'1" exc:IU1ive pickup ....... ■<lju,tment brl... pict• up throat openin cloaer to 11N around. You'll oonditioe maximum eftk:iency � crop condition■ ftom - CUl­ tinJ to -, yeu ■Iler ,_.,, ■ ■ ..itli Vll'Yina ·Cll • ..., flr ■ � I: 111d I I e t Dog days arc often dull days in the flower garden. Although J u ly is the loude�l and noi�iest or • 11 the months, tt, along with August, takes the prize for dral:me■s. A new perennial garden at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station disputes the argument th.a t this necessarily must be true. Ever since early spring several or the ffl5 diUerent i.pecies have in their turn I helped keep the border aglow with ! color, ranging from the pastels of • crocus and tulip time to the rich reds and purples of hot 1ummer. Ohio gardeners are invited to view the garden in the Experiment I Station's "front yard." Dr. Robert 1 Miller, horticulturist, reports that I fintshini touches will be added to 1 the garden thb fall when daylllies, Queen of the Meadow, Q ueen of the PrairiC?, Archillea, peonies and Pampas grass will be added to· the collection. Flowers are plainly )abeled. for the convenience of visitors. Several northern Ohio n uraerymen contributed plants for the new perennial garden. • • I Dally Sentinel, Pemeroy,Middleport, o., July 30, 19CI0--3 Perennials In Ohio Experiment Garden Displayed 0 l ----� ..- .. •-·- -�-,,..... ...- ... - .. . · -·-�--. 2-Paily Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0,, July SO, 11160 �JIUQelll3ting Editoriall1· ; .. .. here, and with It comes a re•ew• arch ddve .,,,•.i tbe diHaM It the Ohio Apicult ural Experiment Sta•lon. Dr. R. R. Conrad and D. W . Pounden, report:Jn& c.,n tbil elfort in lhe May-June iNue or Ohio l"arm and Ho rr.I!' Research, 11yi;; bloat ia moat �pt to occW' when catU.e are 1rWn1 lar&ely le,umea. Where ;raasea are grued, bloat ii seldom encountered. ''The mo,t practihl mean, of controllJn, bo■t ii to increaae the proportion of cru1e, to legume■ or to feed in the p11t ure bay and other m1teri■l1 which help to reduce the ■tabJllty of the the foam and perml; better re­ lease of the gas," report the scientitb. Labor nory tests have 1hown that legumes prod uce a viscou■ foam ma.king it difficult for the uses of fermentation to Japanese Beetle Grubs Feed On Grass Roots Japanese beetleB are pretty bugs - H bugs 10 - b ut in the grub atage they can play havoc with your .lawn. As grub! th<:!y feed on the roots ot grasses, frequently killing large patches. Fortunately, tbey are not difficult to control with the right insecticides applied to the lawn, aays Dr. R. P. Holdworth. Jr., Ohio State University Extension ento­ mologist. Chlordane, hcptachlor and aldrin will do the job. It may take the chemicals three or four months to penetrate the soil and kill the grubs, Dr. Holdsworth -points out, but the application will be effective for several years. The adu!t Japanese beetle is a metallic brown and green bug about a half inch long. It has five small tufts or white hairs along each side of Its body just under the edges of the wings and two on the abdomen just back of th e wing covers. The beetles are u;pedally �dive on warm, surlny d_ays, feed• J\lg on foUage, frult, and blonoms of trees and plants. · w hen feeding on leaves, th'ey chew out parts be• tween the veins.: During J uly and August the fe• malee make several trips into the gro und to lay eggs which hatch in­ to small grubs. These larvae re­ semble the _common .whlte grub, but are slightly smalier. They 11pend about 10 months In this stage. Co unty Extension agents have available a fact shel!t o� Japanese beetles. Prepared by f)r. Holds­ worth and J. B. Pollvka, research entomologist of the Oh lo Agricul­ lural Experiment Station, it lists various insecticides and telis how to apply them ror effective grub and beetle c@ntrol. Japane�e beetles are destructive blossoms and to the leaves, fruits of more tha� 27� plants, shrubs and trees. In 1� they were Widely dl1trlbutf!d Jn stales seaboard. along the Atlantic Since that time they have con· tin ued their westward niigration so toda)' the quaranline area ineludes Meigs County The heav­ lest infestation In M(?ig� County is In the Tuppen Plains area. Control of the Jap:me1e beetle 11 DDT but thi■ does not protect opening flowen. To protect Rotenone dust flowers a l % should be ·used every d�y. Japanese beetles sptnd about 10 months as grubs in the soll. In late May or early June t he grubs stop feeding and go through a ■hort resting, or p.,;pal, atage. alter whlc� ' they becttne beetles. 111.e adults dlg their way out of the soil. By early July they are flying about in number& and feeding on trees and plants. Dur­ ing July and A u3ust lhe females periodically go Into tbe ground and lay ecgs. U injury t o lawns t.ake1 place from the grubs feedl111 In the ground there are several differ­ ent control measure1 which can be used. Included ln this .would be DDT or Chlordane. Six pound■ of 1 10 per cent DDT powd'er or 2¼ po u nds of a 10 1>er L"ent chlord&ne powder 1hould be ap­ plied to eac h 100 square feet of lawn. Thl1 material m111t be wash­ ed into the 1urface of th e sotl in order to be effective. Thia aoil trea�ment would also have some effed on the number of beetles In the particular are11, but would not have 11iny effect on the beetles th:1.t are hatching out in the 1round of I neighbor­ ing family. Several calL:1 nave heen recelv, ed for C?onlrol methods of bag worm, affecting arborvitae or varlou1 eYer,reen trees. One home owner reported u1in1 the same material lie had uaed 1ev·er1I years 110, but not getting control. In ehecklng It. was found the material had no effect on t ba1worrd. The recommended nia­ terials for ba1W'l>l'm control IN •rNnate of lead or malathion. For home owners not familiar wtth the ba�m1 U mlllhl be Lbe foam bulldt up ln the pa unch the ,tomoch or lhe rnlmol be· come■ VHll)' dl1t.ended. Ve1etaMe or animal oll1 ■pray ed on tl:le fora(c art: effective ro: controllin1 bloat but are upen.,lve. When fed with oonttn• tr-1te1, oil ■ PIN 60 quickly from the rumerl that conlr-ol 11 only for lhree or four houn. 11licone, and detcrgflhta reduce the stabllity of thfl foam. Penicillin ha■ alto been tried for cuttin1 down on bloat. In hope, of reducing the number of microbe, that form lali, However, oonLrol la1ted only l(Ven to ten day,. ,ooc1 ona. Ohio reaeareh�rs have noted that attacks of Moat are re,trict• ed during the p11turl\ season to a llmited number ol abort per­ iods each l.Qtins for I few da:ra The difference between th e plants at the time tbey C?aused bloat and when they did not wu due to peeUe aubltances. Theae pectins are glue-lite and can take U.P water. In thl1 way they help stablliu the froth in the rumen. Cool Nights Cause Powdery Milldew On Roses en Club met at lhe HUI realdence. Ju:ly Het¥etlon, preaJdent, waa ln char1e or lbt: meetin1 i,ewa M e I&• CounIY .. H u duriDI hkb t' e A lt■ C Iii ::' Flnhbinll Hwlnt' projeda and WN te�d � e pr. 1 t. planninl menu■ �e re the topiCJ club at the Ohi: �� �: ,. r. e w.h en the Riverview -1-H Club Gunt■ for th eet'n ln u u VJ et I t the home of Ju ne Pooler Mra Robert �b • � r �� n a oi' .l uly 22. Nola J■M Myer, a nd Barb.Ira HUI Mr1 � d rnc�· Cathy Arulrew preNn ted re port.I vert and Ja�n woo:;·� e on healtli and ■afety ..-Sue Ann fre■hmenb were ,ernd �Y Mra · ' · Myen, re,port.er. Hill aulited by her nI ece, M IU oOo Hill -cewar d C,i I vert, reporter. · !. J. Hill and ., '""and 10n · Mille oOo Jones of Colum bua, gave a deSandra Thomaa gave a demon. 0 n eh •tralion on how to p�L In a hem -: i:.�:?n: 1 P= w:-e � : when the �erry Lau1e1 4-H Club Meta, C.oUDty -1-H Pleuure Rid• met at the home of Ruetta Well■. , look 1111:e they were dusted with Mn. Henr)' Wella, the advisor, fk,ur wllh sont(: pepper added. The was in ch■re e. -Ruett.a Well•. re­ dark dota among Lhe white man porter, oOo are fru iting bodie■ of the fungu,. Members of the R.adne .J unior The funa:u1 that cau&ea powdery mildew ia spread by wind rather Jolly N�lghbon Club mel al the than 1pla1hing rain. It grows ,a). Meth od1 1t Church in Racine on . most entirely on the out.aide ol lhe July 22 to finl■h project. bee un 1',af rather than inside a■ i ■ typi- 1 earlier. Mr■ . Harriett Nelg]er, ad ­ visor , s po ke on the im port.,.n,:e cal ,., 'he black spot f u ngu■ . I . ., ..,ery mildrew may be curbed by u1in1 any one or several fungi11.tiae Your Hog1 cidea. Parlyka IIYI. Kara thane ( lfl The Bell Wttb teaspoon per gallon) is very spe­ cific for powdery mildew but will do little in controllin1 black spot. PIG and HOG Phallan (2 tablea"poona per ga!IOnJ will control b�aek spot and u1ually does a aatilfactory job on mildew. Wettable ,ulfur (1 tablespoon per &•lion) can be used when tempera. lures do not exceed 85 degree1 ''We Do 011tom GrtndlDI(' Fahrenheit. Acti-dlone Pp,s should be uaed according to the manufac. ! No. 2nd St. Phone WY 2-m4 turer'e recom medations to control MIDOLIPGaT mildew on ro11e1. ° I I die: a.,.. , I I I MASTER-MAD E ''SI GN OF QU AL ITY'' Sug ar Run ,f. lou r Mil ls F E E DS Middleport Feed Mil I PHONE WY MULBERRY AVE. Phone WY-2-2181 JACK W . CARSEY, I %·2115 POMEROY, OHIO SLASHE S PRICES ! POMEROY, OHIO Powdery mildew, a common dis­ ease of roses, has been encouraged by the coot nights or recent weeks, reporl5 Or. Robert Partyka, EX• tension plant pathologist at the Ohio State University. Even though rel11tively dry wea­ ther conditions have existed, the cool nights have caused heavy dew formation and high humidity around plant leaves. These condi• tions are suitable for growth of powdery mildew spores or seeds. Powdery mildew on roses can be recognized by the whlte powdery masses of spore on young leaves, shoots and buds. On young leaves blisterlike areas will appear while on older leave, gray-white patchee are characteristic. Younger le,aves will curl 1md are likely ·to be more purplis,h in color than normal leaves. The affected plant parts . --- . � Mgr. OPEN MNINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY GIANT COU PON SALE AUG. 1 a ;,_ THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO * ---- --- - Enjoy Better tivlng With % DISCOUNT ON UNICO HOG & STOCK EQUIPMENT * to THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO I 15 "'• ·•11•-•"" .95 12-2 Romax WI RE at per Zl0-11 roll _,,,,_ _ ""'=--••· GOOD AUGUS'f 1-15 ONLY •·-• GOOD AUGUST 1·15 ONLY ____,. !', --" :.1111,m THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO w a II IIM THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO ,., . oo well to check Lhe evergreen ehrubbery and trees and see If there are little cOC!Oon Uke baga suspended from some of lhe branches, lt may be diffic ult to spot them until 11fte1 they have ca�s@d considerable �amage. The in¥!Ct stick& his head out of the cocoon and moves along the branches· nibbling on the green needles or leaves Bo that he can grow and compl.!rto hl.; life cycle. It seems ratli�r difficult to get people to understand there are certain mat�ials which will affect certain inaecta. but these certain material• may not affect the particlilar insect in question so two things are n�es18l'y. 1 . Properly Identify the insect be· Ing worked on 11nd 2. apply pro­ per materials a t t he proper time. * , DISCOUNT ON , LANDMARK or % UN{CO GATES e BE'ITER FOR WATER HEATING e BE'ITER FOR COOKIN G BET'i'ER FOR REFRIGERATION e BE'ITER FOR HOME HEATING e cLOTHES DRYING #I'll11 lRtfflWJI GOOD AUGUST 1-15 ONLY IL1t.2hk : - ' •• fHIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO e % ,. For More D•t•lls Phone or Writ• .,, DISCOUNT ON ASPHALT ROOFING ROLLS or SHINGLES _,,,,.. 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Take t he gasoline tax, whi<'h now averages about 40 per cent of the retail prite of the gasoline, and reacJ'}es 50 per cent in some stales. A proposal now in the works would further increase !ht• frdn;:;l tax bite on the motorist. The motorist is showing what he thinks about the high price of gasoline - wh.ich is due to the h igh price of taxation. H;e is buy• ing more and mon• of the com�f,.C l economy car,; l>Oth domestic and fore)&ll. The according to a New York Times sJJ>ry, is' tbat if the trend to sma·ller cars continues at tpe present rate, gasoline tax revenu� by 19.64 . • ' ,,§Ill� ,• ' ---• "' •• • •• •• • � • • ••• •• , - . --- • New In Farming -NE W HAVEN SQf.UL NE1'S • • � Locust wf Miner Starting Th,���� ,��� �!..o�� !�� � .. .. .. On ' ~ust Trees Here EarI I..AJI.'.: Y NEW IN FARMING IY C. I. ILAKIILII Covnty �Ion A.pm Two questions bavC? been 11ked frequently within thv l11t few weeks in regard to li11ect peatl. The lint q ue■Uon la will the locust Lreea die, imd the second how to control Japanese beetle■. Tbls year the locu■l leat miner apparently got a very early ,tart on locust leaves so with their contin ued work m.-n)' locuit trees in th,e county 1Jre1dy have brown leaves and in sotnfl uses lhe trees have been completely defollated. The locust leaf miner is a 1m1II mauot or larvae of '" fly. These Insects are found on the plant tiss ues between the upper and lower !ear surfaces and ca use the formation of blolchlike or irregular shaped mines. When they are numerous enough they kill the leaves r1.r.d ti,us disfigure the plants. The typical leaf mining lnaect require1 about a )'ear to develop from the time of hatclilng in the spring through the lrvae stage, the dormant 1taee, and the- h11.tch, Ing again lo &tart the cyele over. The beat control for this Insect is Lind.ane of Malathion. This should be applied to the trees j ust before lhi! adults ap- ■ � •• •• •� - p I • • � � • •• '� •• •• ,- • • ., .,•• -•• • • • I • • • •• ••• •• •• • •• - .. ..• I NEWI "' I; • •• •• ADYANCEMENr IN ■ODEIN coaemo11NG . • - n •• • • • I • • • • • • I •• u • • • .,•• .•• �= • ,•. • ,. •' '� � \ ;;_ ii • : •- ' ' pear In the 1prln1, whith In thl1 area would be &0melime ln May. Just II wtth most ■prays it 11 important that the Jub be thorou 1hly done, 1pr- 1)'ed at the ri1ht time and u■in& lbe rl&hl materiall. The queatlon _u to whether the locust trees will dlc or not l1 not • hard an� fall yes or no ., _ Moat tree, are able t,c, at.and completely defoliation _for �veral yean without ser1ow mjury. During the l 11t several yean, however, it seem.s the locu1t leaf miner hH ■tepped up Ills activity so about the 1 1,t of July lhe tree leave■ are practically all brown . The purpoae of tree leaves is to serve 19 the manufacturing point for raw materials. When the tree loses this mznufaeturing plant It means that a smaller amou nt of food ls pl·odueed for immediate use or storaaf/. It the tree over a period of yeara becomes so Wf'akened by sm11ll quanUties of food produe­ tion and llonge, thC?n the tree may eYentually die or beeome very poor in growth. This may make it more s uspectib1e by at­ tacb of insecll and diseases. In general, however, it takes sev­ eral years of defollat!on, such as we have had this year, to weaken the locust tree so that it will die. Our frlend, the Japc1.neae bettle seems to be 1etting more num­ erous enry )'ear. The man in charge of lhe Japanese beetle quarantine program fur th is area was In the offiee I c,:tuple weeks ago and ,aid there was no cause for alar m in Meigs County. He may be correct in hi:. overall obwhen someone eervation,, but finds favort'te plants or flowers t seriously attacked by lhe Japan­ ese beetle ' ther¥! i8 • cause for alarm. I C �::�• •.... L' • H N ews 4 Renewed Drive Auainst Cattle 0 NIW HOlLAND'S 404 CRUSHER New HoRand's 404 compleldJ conditiom evay stem from end m>endforruter. quickerdryffllThe New Holland ...,.,,.. adualvc sprin1•Ioadln1 deslp Iola you select the best pNIOSUN -up IO 500 Ibo. lt-..alnlllnl that ....,•.., throulll ....,.i open.tin ranaes IO � .,..,..,,,,.hln1 ant! leaf brulsinl clhea¥ier material. The ru­ roll'• ,1a_,...i diamond u.cl prevents 11ippa1e. ■11ant -dy, ■a,es,j,e pi<lup. 11te "404'1" exc:IU1ive pickup ....... ■<lju,tment brl... pict• up throat openin cloaer to 11N around. You'll oonditioe maximum eftk:iency � crop condition■ ftom - CUl­ tinJ to -, yeu ■Iler ,_.,, ■ ■ ..itli Vll'Yina ·Cll • ..., flr ■ � I: 111d I I e t Dog days arc often dull days in the flower garden. Although J u ly is the loude�l and noi�iest or • 11 the months, tt, along with August, takes the prize for dral:me■s. A new perennial garden at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station disputes the argument th.a t this necessarily must be true. Ever since early spring several or the ffl5 diUerent i.pecies have in their turn I helped keep the border aglow with ! color, ranging from the pastels of • crocus and tulip time to the rich reds and purples of hot 1ummer. Ohio gardeners are invited to view the garden in the Experiment I Station's "front yard." Dr. Robert 1 Miller, horticulturist, reports that I fintshini touches will be added to 1 the garden thb fall when daylllies, Queen of the Meadow, Q ueen of the PrairiC?, Archillea, peonies and Pampas grass will be added to· the collection. Flowers are plainly )abeled. for the convenience of visitors. Several northern Ohio n uraerymen contributed plants for the new perennial garden. • • I Dally Sentinel, Pemeroy,Middleport, o., July 30, 19CI0--3 Perennials In Ohio Experiment Garden Displayed 0 l ----� ..- .. •-·- -�-,,..... ...- ... - .. . · -·-�--. 2-Paily Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0,, July SO, 11160 �JIUQelll3ting Editoriall1· ; .. .. here, and with It comes a re•ew• arch ddve .,,,•.i tbe diHaM It the Ohio Apicult ural Experiment Sta•lon. Dr. R. R. Conrad and D. W . Pounden, report:Jn& c.,n tbil elfort in lhe May-June iNue or Ohio l"arm and Ho rr.I!' Research, 11yi;; bloat ia moat �pt to occW' when catU.e are 1rWn1 lar&ely le,umea. Where ;raasea are grued, bloat ii seldom encountered. ''The mo,t practihl mean, of controllJn, bo■t ii to increaae the proportion of cru1e, to legume■ or to feed in the p11t ure bay and other m1teri■l1 which help to reduce the ■tabJllty of the the foam and perml; better re­ lease of the gas," report the scientitb. Labor nory tests have 1hown that legumes prod uce a viscou■ foam ma.king it difficult for the uses of fermentation to Japanese Beetle Grubs Feed On Grass Roots Japanese beetleB are pretty bugs - H bugs 10 - b ut in the grub atage they can play havoc with your .lawn. As grub! th<:!y feed on the roots ot grasses, frequently killing large patches. Fortunately, tbey are not difficult to control with the right insecticides applied to the lawn, aays Dr. R. P. Holdworth. Jr., Ohio State University Extension ento­ mologist. Chlordane, hcptachlor and aldrin will do the job. It may take the chemicals three or four months to penetrate the soil and kill the grubs, Dr. Holdsworth -points out, but the application will be effective for several years. The adu!t Japanese beetle is a metallic brown and green bug about a half inch long. It has five small tufts or white hairs along each side of Its body just under the edges of the wings and two on the abdomen just back of th e wing covers. The beetles are u;pedally �dive on warm, surlny d_ays, feed• J\lg on foUage, frult, and blonoms of trees and plants. · w hen feeding on leaves, th'ey chew out parts be• tween the veins.: During J uly and August the fe• malee make several trips into the gro und to lay eggs which hatch in­ to small grubs. These larvae re­ semble the _common .whlte grub, but are slightly smalier. They 11pend about 10 months In this stage. Co unty Extension agents have available a fact shel!t o� Japanese beetles. Prepared by f)r. Holds­ worth and J. B. Pollvka, research entomologist of the Oh lo Agricul­ lural Experiment Station, it lists various insecticides and telis how to apply them ror effective grub and beetle c@ntrol. Japane�e beetles are destructive blossoms and to the leaves, fruits of more tha� 27� plants, shrubs and trees. In 1� they were Widely dl1trlbutf!d Jn stales seaboard. along the Atlantic Since that time they have con· tin ued their westward niigration so toda)' the quaranline area ineludes Meigs County The heav­ lest infestation In M(?ig� County is In the Tuppen Plains area. Control of the Jap:me1e beetle 11 DDT but thi■ does not protect opening flowen. To protect Rotenone dust flowers a l % should be ·used every d�y. Japanese beetles sptnd about 10 months as grubs in the soll. In late May or early June t he grubs stop feeding and go through a ■hort resting, or p.,;pal, atage. alter whlc� ' they becttne beetles. 111.e adults dlg their way out of the soil. By early July they are flying about in number& and feeding on trees and plants. Dur­ ing July and A u3ust lhe females periodically go Into tbe ground and lay ecgs. U injury t o lawns t.ake1 place from the grubs feedl111 In the ground there are several differ­ ent control measure1 which can be used. Included ln this .would be DDT or Chlordane. Six pound■ of 1 10 per cent DDT powd'er or 2¼ po u nds of a 10 1>er L"ent chlord&ne powder 1hould be ap­ plied to eac h 100 square feet of lawn. Thl1 material m111t be wash­ ed into the 1urface of th e sotl in order to be effective. Thia aoil trea�ment would also have some effed on the number of beetles In the particular are11, but would not have 11iny effect on the beetles th:1.t are hatching out in the 1round of I neighbor­ ing family. Several calL:1 nave heen recelv, ed for C?onlrol methods of bag worm, affecting arborvitae or varlou1 eYer,reen trees. One home owner reported u1in1 the same material lie had uaed 1ev·er1I years 110, but not getting control. In ehecklng It. was found the material had no effect on t ba1worrd. The recommended nia­ terials for ba1W'l>l'm control IN •rNnate of lead or malathion. For home owners not familiar wtth the ba�m1 U mlllhl be Lbe foam bulldt up ln the pa unch the ,tomoch or lhe rnlmol be· come■ VHll)' dl1t.ended. Ve1etaMe or animal oll1 ■pray ed on tl:le fora(c art: effective ro: controllin1 bloat but are upen.,lve. When fed with oonttn• tr-1te1, oil ■ PIN 60 quickly from the rumerl that conlr-ol 11 only for lhree or four houn. 11licone, and detcrgflhta reduce the stabllity of thfl foam. Penicillin ha■ alto been tried for cuttin1 down on bloat. In hope, of reducing the number of microbe, that form lali, However, oonLrol la1ted only l(Ven to ten day,. ,ooc1 ona. Ohio reaeareh�rs have noted that attacks of Moat are re,trict• ed during the p11turl\ season to a llmited number ol abort per­ iods each l.Qtins for I few da:ra The difference between th e plants at the time tbey C?aused bloat and when they did not wu due to peeUe aubltances. Theae pectins are glue-lite and can take U.P water. In thl1 way they help stablliu the froth in the rumen. Cool Nights Cause Powdery Milldew On Roses en Club met at lhe HUI realdence. Ju:ly Het¥etlon, preaJdent, waa ln char1e or lbt: meetin1 i,ewa M e I&• CounIY .. H u duriDI hkb t' e A lt■ C Iii ::' Flnhbinll Hwlnt' projeda and WN te�d � e pr. 1 t. planninl menu■ �e re the topiCJ club at the Ohi: �� �: ,. r. e w.h en the Riverview -1-H Club Gunt■ for th eet'n ln u u VJ et I t the home of Ju ne Pooler Mra Robert �b • � r �� n a oi' .l uly 22. Nola J■M Myer, a nd Barb.Ira HUI Mr1 � d rnc�· Cathy Arulrew preNn ted re port.I vert and Ja�n woo:;·� e on healtli and ■afety ..-Sue Ann fre■hmenb were ,ernd �Y Mra · ' · Myen, re,port.er. Hill aulited by her nI ece, M IU oOo Hill -cewar d C,i I vert, reporter. · !. J. Hill and ., '""and 10n · Mille oOo Jones of Colum bua, gave a deSandra Thomaa gave a demon. 0 n eh •tralion on how to p�L In a hem -: i:.�:?n: 1 P= w:-e � : when the �erry Lau1e1 4-H Club Meta, C.oUDty -1-H Pleuure Rid• met at the home of Ruetta Well■. , look 1111:e they were dusted with Mn. Henr)' Wella, the advisor, fk,ur wllh sont(: pepper added. The was in ch■re e. -Ruett.a Well•. re­ dark dota among Lhe white man porter, oOo are fru iting bodie■ of the fungu,. Members of the R.adne .J unior The funa:u1 that cau&ea powdery mildew ia spread by wind rather Jolly N�lghbon Club mel al the than 1pla1hing rain. It grows ,a). Meth od1 1t Church in Racine on . most entirely on the out.aide ol lhe July 22 to finl■h project. bee un 1',af rather than inside a■ i ■ typi- 1 earlier. Mr■ . Harriett Nelg]er, ad ­ visor , s po ke on the im port.,.n,:e cal ,., 'he black spot f u ngu■ . I . ., ..,ery mildrew may be curbed by u1in1 any one or several fungi11.tiae Your Hog1 cidea. Parlyka IIYI. Kara thane ( lfl The Bell Wttb teaspoon per gallon) is very spe­ cific for powdery mildew but will do little in controllin1 black spot. PIG and HOG Phallan (2 tablea"poona per ga!IOnJ will control b�aek spot and u1ually does a aatilfactory job on mildew. 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But George lllackwell and Tom Sha�teen hit round-trippers for Pomeroy too. Bailey added .1 triple and sin­ gle, Bet>gle two 1lne)es. Larry Prii:e doubled once tnd singled twice while Davb had two sin­ gles and Wickline, Ouni and Holmes had singles. For Pomeroy, Blackwell a lso doubled an d singled, a nd Moore, Brown and Lawhorn hid singles. Price working four innlngs, fanned 10, w;ilked two. For Pom­ eroy, Mayer, Sha8teen a nd Gil­ bert, between thflm, fanned no­ body, walked 7. 1 62 1 5- 1 � 14 O Racine 101 1 2- 5 � O Pomeroy Price, ( W P ) . Johnso n 5 and BaUey. Mayer (LP), Shasteen 2, Cilbert 5 and Curd. UJl'llen t '.a\11'(1 Ba,k U p With Kansas f.Jty LARSEN 1 - 1 4 Spts KANSAS CITY, Mo. UPl­ l..a rsen, the only pitcher in b11111e ball history 1 o rt"cord a perfect game in World Series competi­ tion, i!I I.Jack with the K.aftaa.11 City Mbletics today lifter a short stint in 1he mi11ur le.igues with D.ill,R or the American A1an. 'the A's recalled Larsen rrom the triple•A club Friday and sent Bo b Trowbridge to Dallas to make room on the Kansas City ro1ter. \ i I ' I I r · I BarQQS Hol,Jwg Close In Popy SPORTS DESK I Leag-. . Middleport's ay CHET TANNEHILL Reflections on the youth su.uuner basebwl program, a la 1960: -Watch for the two Pomeroy All-Star teams to make a iood showing in Ihe Wel15lon tourw,men.t slarling next week. · The Iwo Pomeroy teams, Trojans an4 Superl/8s, aided by boys from Racine, have outstanding h itting, good pitching and steady fieldJng skill in the inner and outer pastures. The Dodgers and Pirates are contributing real talent to the two clubs in husky 12-year-olds and of course there is Jackie Bos­ tic of Racine who is a• power hitter of considerable prowess. By the way, the Dodgers are my personal favorites to cop the Kyger iourney now i_n prr.,gress. Thirty teams 5tarted. T_he{e are four left. The (?odgers pla.Y the real tough Somer• ville M9tor, of Point Pleasant tonight aJ 6:45 p.m. under the Ughts. See it if you can. Robert Roberts _h as his (wo main pitchers ready to go, Bob Emler and Jeff Gibbs, both of whom can fire the ball over the corners.. -Woody Cali of Middleport would like nothing better than to take the Wellston tourney two-years running. He won it last year on Gary Stobart's sixth inning homer with two on and two out, and behind two runs. TJ,te,r;e are 20 teams entered al Wel lston, including two from ChULicothe� one a Negro team. Ironton, Portsmouth Jackson, Gallipoli! are sendin& top teams. ' This year Woody has two topdrawer pitchers (that maybe la 't uite enough) in Gary Stobart and Mike Bratton but is p� , ·1y a tittle less well fixed than last year in team batting pow• and defense in the field. Incidentally, last night at Kyger demonstrated the high level that Pomeroy L1tllc League ball has reached. It was the semi-final round and the Racine Cards were playina the Pom­ eroy Ya•nkees, bo�h having survived two previous elimination tests. Dodgers already had made it to the layoff ton)ght. p ff', • �. ·�ft� Sports History Due Tonight In Grid Play -- - -- .,,, , ,, . 1 ' :: ., ; Qt Lux, '. Cluimpl• New Tnads • • . .. . � " "' , ,. ,.. ..... . .... • 1ft BY JACK CUDDY 70th Ste n gel is in hi, 12th year at the Yankee helm. Duri n,I hl11 ten­ ure, New York h11s won nine American Le aa:ue J)flnnants and seven world cham))lor.shlps. . TOP P,os I N ,1 LD RYE, N. Y. UP( - Arnold Pal­ mer, Sa mmy Snead end PGA tour• nament wlnner Ja, Hebert top the list or golfers tomJH1tln1 in the seve n th 1nnual pro-amateur 1olf tour11a ment ■t the Apawamls Clu:t, Aug , 2. Othera competing· In the ch arity benefit include Jack Fleck, Bob Rosburg, icen Venturi, · Gene Llt\Je� al\fl Douc FOrd: . "... ., Even In tht 11111111"1 houn of the morntpc YJ>ll'rt aiµ-e to find balltd lee aplenty al our OQftvenlently located disp,ens,r. .lee A,llllllble' � """ � Im .\!,,...�. �--.."Ice l'IMtlle WY-11111 , .• I ' ,, I , _w. -... 11$. Pameroy f"?N otli� fi" tin au �1!�, ' ' w/ilc �-. .�r �� � .J� • m,n... ,u, ft! o�lar 1 c , •.�l.!ir., lt�lftl. • . �v1 ,. ' -•o .,. .. · ' �W, d ii, rash 1.. , ' 111 C'r'·l • � u-p, - · tal ' I NEW YORK UPI-A betting boom that ma y be unprect"de1:1ted for this stage '.)r the major league baseball eeQson was repqrted today by elated bookies as they gave out the late1t "lines·• on the · pennant races. The double-shuffle that occUl'red since July 14, when play w as re1umed after the All-Siar games, erased the oddll· Ofl favorites i:r, both circuits a nr.l stimul ated I w ■geri n; phenomenally. In the National • Leajjue 'the ,1re atest chan 1e1 occurred. On the morning of July 14 the Pilts­ burah Plrates wart odds-on fa yor­ ltes at 4-1 to · win tile penn111t. They were lea ding \.he race "by five games over 2 ntl place Mil­ waukee. Now the Milwnukee Br aves 1,e favoretl for the n ag. But they are noL odds-on . 'the booklea laying 6-3 tha t Chuck Drelllftl 1 men do nol ca pt�e the buntlnl, Against Pltt1 ■bW'jJli, now aeclnd choice, the prict is 9-5 -they 4lo not rinlsh flrat. It's 4-1 1g a ln1t J.os An 1el111 and 8-r auinll · San 71 11 Francisco. Other Nationa l League prices are : H>-1 1,1111lnsl St. toul1, IO-l llaln■t Cll'i.clnn■tl, 50- 1 11airi1t C�lca10 '1 Cuba A nd 100- 1 a11hut who surged to the top from third place, are second choice with 9-5 quoted agsinst them. It ' s 4-1 4galnst Cleveland's win ning, and 8-l ag ain st Baltimore. other American Le ague prices are: IIH 111lnst Detroit, 30-1 against Washi ngton, :JO.I a gainst Boaton an d 100.1 aeainat KanaH Clty, ., I in i Bible achool 9:80 am. PN1chlne 1 10:30 am on the fir1t end third Surid1)'1. 1 · R-utlaM Church el Chrllf _ wonhlp em; Bltile 1chool 9:10 lly ll�Y J,. Sw!,111 an �ef$JJ.®!i of the past. If aervlce 10 :30 1m; Youth Fellow­ The key to the futw-e 8 pm: Wonhip 7 pm. the modern American can undentand something of the pro­ shipPOtMNy Church ef Chrllt down crashing cess by whi<!h the aricient Hebrew state came tcl'lool 9:80 am ; Morn­ Sum.lay in ruins he will be forewarned against the enemies that are in1 worship 10:30 am; Evening working fqr the de�tructioll f?I today's sfat11. worship 8:SO pm ; Prayer meeting Proll� Pl;ol/1,1 and Bible etudy 7:30 pm Wednt1Ell),rson is_ cr�it� wi\h bavlllg said that the worst thing d1y. Kingsbury Church - Su nday al,lout 111oney ,, that il costs too much. school' 9:30 am; wora:hip 1ervlce a becomes y prQsperit nw.on's i tha_t It sometimes happens . 10:80 am. mill,tbne about lts neck, dl'•&/Pl!i it 4own tp ruin and dts· CongNgatlon•I Ctlrlt­ gra<:e. Corruption is made ti/ api>far re�Pl!c"-!>le because ii tl.-nL•nasvllla ' lchuich-Sundaf 9:3, 9 pays a profit, and insu�s a grand funeral wi\n carloads of am; Wortihlp service ·s�ool 10:30 am. flowers anil som�thing like a Roma!) holiday. . M...ti1t Th.e tragedy In inclent -ls,r,�1 wa icfe� .. ead. Coll/lc,ence­ -(124 ·�tefflUt AVe. DA\r Hti}) corrupt Sabbfijl School 2 pm; Wor1hlp , , con,v.ed less money len�ers, ur�ed '.011 by gi:� Judges to get PQSseSSll>n of the 1� s of t e small farmers. Bervice 3 : l !li pm; services are Sat­ Large esi.te, were building up, and at the same time the urday. Prayer meeting Thursday ranks of the landless and the unemployed were swelling. No 7:30 pm. Church of God, Mt. Motl1h­ one seemed to notice the miseries of the 1people because the Sunday 9:4!5 am; Worship seno"lces s,t the shrines were such remark.able spectacles. On s'ervice school 1 1 am; Prayer meelin&: the su·rface all seemed t.o be ioing so well, Tuesday 7:30 pm; Young people In the meantime family discipline wa, breaking down. De­ Friday 7 :30 pm. linquency was appearing all along the line. The ancient ideals C•rleton lnt.rdenomln1tlon,I and morals of the fathers were held in �ontempt by the for• Kingsbury Road-Sunday school eign traders and the 'rising �eneration, The young men were 9:30 am; Worship hour 10:30 am; saying, 'Tm going to get mme," and the young women were every oth,er Sunday. Bethlehem a.ptl1t, Great Bend · · asking , "Does It pay to be good?" -MOM\i ng worship 9:30 am; Sun­ lmj/roved Plllan school 10:15 am; Eveninl a brilliant figure with which to day The prollh\!t )losea service 7: 30 pm. describe the situation' as it affected the religious life of the · 1/ Semi-Finals N ew UIJf'Vtll � UB ff CJ IfEId e11r x in Cl)JcI�III, unlold•d lbe llllf· ".e .,,neo fediV.: � niN I D 1 �,IN rno:,-e 'fith 'tnJ;let l'rank Lde dt 1 � !'llfht. • Bven 1he Tri � mb.fAt BU , • ?Ji 1• Ole fact th•t t;he' bia . •�r ' wu clo•* Co .b131'1 lllinlt the GilnUI hid toof a thre-e-g,me day in tlte "cond · aerie,. The- de af made Hutthl,son haatily c(t,11 o.n Cal l4icLis� (3..fij � oppop: San F:t111J1t(llco,•1· Jlll) O'Dtll lll{IJ '" (5-8) In the· afteJ'noon Coi\test. · By Unlttd Pren lnttr�tlonal Earlier i,i t�e · 4ay, in II 9°t 80 nen l jacker's return to pitljl• �a surprisiru; !1>9Yt, the Reda �nt re:- _ c t in orm may be the ans.wer lo lief h urler PO:b Gri_ip to �t. Lolli■ '3,uffalo' s bid for an intern atlon- ! for the $20,doO wa'lver price. 1 al 'Lea11'e playoff berth. Clnclnnatl picked u� rl1hlh,nc1. Hacker spun his second straight er Clrl Thomas 'from lhdliinal'Oll.11 shutout Friday ni& ht, over Columand sent .hil{I to Nashville�· of lhtl bus. $-0,1 to 11: ivie the third-place i n the New·Soath�m !iadeialioii . Bisons • half-ga m e edge over Ro• Ccmitie cleat . .,. ,, chester. 0 On F' st Place for,m For Bills' Cl!-L To Top T�ronto �en� ,12 games up �n ,econd-ptaee Schafrath Bids . . ' � � To OPS Gr� . fr�m T¥kle J9� IIUIAM, 0. UPI-Form,r Ohl9 state Cfaptaln Dick lcl\a!tath i1 the latett man to· make · a bl4i to move Lou Groza frORI hl1 · of. fen'sive tackle Job.' Schatrtth, 'who 1ot oft to a &low •� ••rt ln hi, l8D9 ' debut with the Cl.vefand Brown1 'tfter surfFrlnl a' 14(&ht C!Olltu ,aloll in ihe AU-$� Ctfflt, i� eol'nl_ftl' oft strCIJli at tile Hiram "1 ,1 · cdill� Jtt:1pondJn1 to the in�itatlOfl l>r CoocW l!aul B,own 111 <otlt• Int• · qull'U!fbeck the prellmin:aty Richmond as Rip Colem an and Run . Httma.n· comblned for a 2-0 victory over Mlami. Cole'!'•" picked up his fifth victory a111ln11.t four los!etl. . Charlie Moorhead I plk�ed �he n mtb innin_g_ �nd was Clfed!ted with his sl.xth "1,i. as J�rsey City c ame up with a r'Un to edge Montre al, 3'2. ·Rochester at Richmo nd was post• poned by rain. · The st a ndings: W. L. Pct. GB Toronlo 69 34 .f'O 58 47 .!5!52 12 Rl�mond IJl,urtalo 53 50 .IH!S 16 1tt 4_9 . . O l '½: ltOCb.eater 49 51 ·.;i l .(I¼ lertt)' Cl'1 24 Monu-eal 4� ll!I . Mlam t , 44 "(Sil ."',8 � ¼ ta 61 .418 2'1ll Columbus 1 , ¥ARTY · "'-ILL ii,lii1ci1iil!s LOS ANGELES \UPI) , � 'f'�rty Brill, a fonn�r J!,{otre D�e , foot• �II player, showei;I sl,litit .i)Jlprovem-e nt tod ay foll6wllll{ a 1 aefious kidney oper.ation at St. Viii.cent's th�"l • ,... • · camp ahead •I the rel)l]ar trolri• Ina: 1e111on, Sch.trath. • native of '\'IOQll,1!!, che�,ed In pi:t�d� mu,cle. at . IJS ..,....,.. ftftl • T,__ .,.T O.UJtNIIY WI ,. the losine- Pitcher, The Mason Methodist team slipped into the cellar of lhe league whe n they lost to the New Haven Methodist nine· by a score of 7-6. Winning pitcher was Wilson, loser was Frank Harris. Willis Duddi n g or the Mason team led the hitters with two tri pies and .a double. Re• ports said that the balls were hit far enough to be two homers and a triple. scores: [ Lu��=r��t 000 200 0-- 2 102 o5R · X--'16 EUB Ohli nger a nd Roney · Cooke and R h M�:n· Methodist 201 1 1 1 0--6 NH Methodist 000 201 4--7 Harris and Yeager, Lewis; Wilso n a nd Thabet. STANDINGS Won Lost EUB 2 • -Lutherans 3 4 NH Methodist 3 4 Mason Methodist 2 • ALGIERS UPI - Algerian Mosleni rebels killed eight persons and wou nded four others In the 24hour period en ding Thtirsday n ight French authorities reported. ' 1 MEN'S I 1 ORQSlll,NOBII, N. Y. . UPI Betsy R■ wl1, elected to U,e i..- ! Phllad•lphla. v.,.ica W O R K 5 N O E S. $6.00 pr, . • Whefl· :,,,u ·are eight :vears · old: It Is not ,,._ O,.,,. io iM .,..•..,_., f"""" • THI!: CHU PI C H l'Olt ALI. • • : ALL "l"QR THI. CljURCM difficult to tranaform yourself suddenly Into an h1dhtn ,scout �nd to see a proceBSion of th�, with · ·thei.,r brightly colored feathered headdresses, Ir fl Q p I n g actOSS the. hori7AIJ1 �trl,deJ11111nifi�e11t stalllons.. : Cl!l)dr,n are fired ,with Imagination, ' juat M th,y . are ·diled' with faith. The faith of a so beautiful diild . i• ao�Tuin11 so aimpie and h i�if finds· lt, viewing that IIWIY an adult, own his for -Inside, down deep little, a Cl')'in.that innocence lost childhood and the. . touching . . . ililtis. once his,. . •Yet before God, all men ate children; Hie eliildren, and Faith lo there to be accepted, If m•n will but take 11 118 a gift. The' Church �•• ihe answer, ehowlnt rou how -to live like :a ma��ile still po;seoslng the �eart of a l)hlld · • , , helping you to get the very mol!I but · of�e, If you haven't been to_churcb !§jel,y_, why. not ro_this Sunday ?, f.,. ih� b.ildi•1 of ..,it. a ••I� REG. $9.95 Oil Resistant Soles ROU$h'5 5hOt 51Ori Mlddle'l)Ort, Ohio �=�========c-' o.i c1,.,,,.,u ... .. . .. ,_ ,.,_ hff �.etJ.n.a: W��-811.Y , 7 :30 pm. '1 : 30 Prayer hour and meeting , of · "!JJ,11 Frtt Mfth��• Boar4, o! Chri&tian Education. / ,. ff_ Strausb&u4�. - ��lg� �v.. it1ra, lleptl1t Churc,ft.. Reclna-, 1 !' , PHi'if, SJ.1;,c(ay sch,.ool D:30 a,n, Arth "i.ir R. 'McCauley, Paatof. 9:30 1.,,,_ Sy_pt, ; Morning am Su nd ay school; 10:45 am . W9rl�y o��lp 1�:30 am; f'¥Y &ervfce M oro ing w.orship. Sermon "Two f »m,L EVf!PJ, _ ;1e1JYif:e 7 :30 R?- Differe nt Worlds"; (j pm BYF �rt �- SmJM � i»- ch■ue; Prayer for au · school ages• 6:00 pm Eve;,; RiJ6i1iiill1.-� ,: v c af JfSUI mee�n4 '1:.ay . 1Jr-'4.1y, nlng' service. Seniion ''The Tri­ Chrllt of Latter '� lloy 111..,., .l';�o.t•! f,1,0\0.!olY Ro.,.. 1114 umph of lhe Go,pel", Wed nesday Old Town Fl•ts 'oti roftl. ancf l\oa4 n rc"'' .r. . c. 0®41r, pa,wr. Sund,ay 7:30 pm Prayer meeting. � Sunday schqol 9:30 �m; Preachlhl s1.;1,�t. _ 11 .1(m_; CJlildr,n's church aethl.tltm Baptl1t Churd,, 10:So ant and 'Btbfe · StudY ' Wed- � J?�: "<V«,n_Jup "1'.:IH) pm Sunday, Great Be n d, Arthur R. McCa uley, . nelld1y 8 pm. C. Proffitt, pJS• Tue . y a ,i.u -�i.d,-y. pastor, 9:30 am Morning worship to,r. rl� Ctt,,".¥ ., Chrl,t, f' 4 , "Two Different Worlds"; 10:15 MldwaJ Community C�y-�h, Rat,, Jtiiffll,le, Pastor, Jim �e�, am sundu school; '7 :30 pm Eve• Bobby Sear1e,i; Minister. Clfuck S)J1m, Bi,,Je IC�O� �!:K) •�; M �n- n ' in g Praise service "The Triumph Searl(!s, Sunday Sc�oo� Si.lPt., hi4 . f�TaJl, lp l O;JD •�i C}Jrtst 1� n of the Gospel. " Sunday School start, It 0:30 1. ip., ��•Y!l' {YQ�Oi.) 0 P.t:n; Even!ng Bafh1ny EUii Church, F. E. Prayer meetinJ TueacJay Wed 11,i•�� even u1 g Dun n , Pa.sto'r; Mornin&: worship p. wor JP. Bi 'fl :�. mt , 9:30; Sundlily school 1 0 : 30, Otis t , ZI"' Chu� of Ch rllf, P'M"° .' . ".l' "'f!u[•'l.!'l' <l)f"_IH; Art Knopp; Sµpt. roy-Harr180Dvllle· · Road, Eu -.:ehe M ,a . . ! wriil■�·r: P.J.bl� $c))oo1, at Cann.I l!Ull Church, F. !. Un,derwood, minbter. Bible" school 9 :- il. m. Wl)bur Rowley Sr. S��r; Dlinn , Pastor ; Sun day &ehool at 9 :31) a m ; Moffltng worihlD 10:30 � t°"'f\!p tQ::!tO; Clµ- istitn . 11 :SO; W<41 ne Ro�sh, �upt; Mornam ; l;,/enln1 1'0'1/llP 7:� �m. Ro- � ... •t..•! /?�pin& '!(Orlhlp, Int w.oriht\> 10_:4_5; l'rayer ..r. . . bort Reed, Bible S<booJ Supl, . , .. . .. ,.vlce..and. ,Y-jJour e:qJ. . ' F ch, C E, , r ., a l)ll , h . � ' , WI� , . ,rr�JM � ,�,,.... l!M!flodlft Cll!ln=� . I( '"°I• i Bev. C4r! 'lferrfiiii, P11tQt, S�n- ,newo bite _ 111.-UQI Sundlly S ��. ·l'i,ltol'. '. 1lundl) ' ,chool at , �u,..p�orry, ' Supt.: d ay School t:3(J' am, l)an1 Win• J>!ll: .\VA . , •�lljhdy f · pm: c •• . . h!)i i 7: 39; Prayer . p i�ftC p Sor , . u m; . · l>'�I i,«ruj�. S � IJ.:oJl!ll� lffVlJ:ll a� !lll!I, 1 . •i 7 pm: ,•I•· i . You,t_b • "P meot1111 '/:30 "Glop, ,, )!jd Bibi� . iludy 7:30 d��, .d� , evllilng, Fellowoh/p 8 p. µ,., \V,<I.; IIIJd;reek ),IQ ..l>ool, ,· , 8 p m, , Holl- ·· Il!Wiih"of 'C�tllt, Mlddl..,., a-tt1t ·, •f . : c :l!Q p, .m. W�. Jllble Slu � Wach•n· -F;•if I. -clld4et'i ' Mlrllater. 9 :30 ,Ch�!!, 1.anprli!i, 1)$ �b a c S Hubert Sli',iip, ll<l,ool Bibi• achoql, R. C. Stelly, Supt. PU\')t, .._ l! ll. ! p1ato;.. � �1 ·,:3'1. •m: Wcpn�lp .,,.i... ,:IIO . ,.,, llornln, •111'.ohlp 10:)0 10:<JP "!ornlna worship. Subject . .,n; l'fliri.ll Youth 8:ftl PIO; "Onward, Chrlslian Soldiers"; Sundlly evenl111 al 7:IIIJ. · · Evenlnt ,.,.,,. wbJecl pm; Ftl• Nm,..., Evan1eliltlc service c�� . PerJIM,s -Ole slr9n1est bull"n in th, Amertcan tea:aue is own• ed bJ the Wlli.\e , ·sox and that 1lao sbo,"tt\d Up in the new line tod11 which�alade Ulem only l"fO potntl, at .N !Mieath ijle 6-IJ Yfihli:1. Tbl · m�}n reti�n for th�t f shik:el'-!tiall lee G!fry Staley ·backfd u l) ti� Tu.rt.' J,fwn. White SOx Maneeer Al Lo� 1110 c'n count ort Dick ponovill �d Fril!,k BtUtnaftn tt.r remit 'd1tiy,-,.na �o one el'\'ie1-- Lope1 mor• t"h1n Sten· ' ,._ 1el . . .. , -'I! ':!,· .._ , _. ,_ _ ---· -- <- i..j, LJ i-J·,,_ I l •-'' 'll l'J E'.IJS � � l_ . .Ul/r , ffli ff."'P 'Y-: ·'Y"· 7J�· 7 'l':45 �:P•m-; l\111, i"ep !o �"; _·):" rt ·p,11',. • ,.;.,. .. ff !f!o· .s�iw,; ��- ijj�iif . 11,ql MIMI=.�- o, lowobip _,... pm._ • ��.,.. §.� .141:o,l: t:•� J i" llornin1 •�Ip lq;,IO, am: , d': 111) "�; ·tvapc�ll•U1 � •• ?:807:SO pm; · · y mg!Il)J:, '"� · 11/11!' · � ?:80 P'11; ll■iotiu,,',ervkle 11 e 1"a' T«e..rliY'ot'P, m91''11i)l"'l:3(1 ·- 1e411� ,,oo ,,ao WodnelClay 7 30 "i/l>mo False Jdeaa of Go " W• . : -■ Sil . ICchool, 9:30 •. m.; m . p, ljl:30 a. in' � '>l!ilo p. m. Prl)le; Evenlnf mtoll d BI.W,• 1t11dy Wodnel• . ' day ,,V. 11!- ' �.. ff !fJi, NI lijitl.....aund17 school . '. · ; \ pm. ;. -. Ch ..... If Nau'..., :f!loDiom'!!-, Jl'!l!lll!ll, 11. •. "'· prly7 p, m: :J<!!, Unlo• Av•� f161id� k. '!.. II, . ,r SWIIIQ . . Cos, pal!Qr. Sf-.. lli:¥1 " f:S4 ,. ·ftod.., )jlilt!!i, -· ; ·, ?I" �Iii. , �=- •· · ,i �- • · ,., . : • , f:r .J... rt. � �,,.,; .. -tlj,f• :.v:ay. ! . ' -• ef tnj'I , � C/'lll'<ll Ip · ?:�, · C- · ·. . om: . ' .· utl.ii.l ' W ,Im h,t�uopy 1 1il0, i,· !1!P. 11· � !\Ii•· ;; w; , "' "°Jtit: =-' J!� � Jilii, Joalti; . ·� .. - �1 •� ·- . Ji': 'it4 Jpa; � . :: . . · e!i· w ·· ...w,, 1 •abool ID . � ! �. � ·,.,. ·· lcllooltiio ·.,,., .., · c'!' : and d d stu . . �1 Plain, IU� c��rch, Paul oo)co, Minister. 9:30 Wor• sltlp service, l0:211 Sunday 1ebool, 12:00 noon potluck at · p1raon,1e, 1 :3:D HomecomJi,· 1 servlc<, lJIMIQe4,ay nllht Pr.ayer D?,eeting, ...ill lethol upi Churtl, Paul Hook,, Minister, �:'8 Suo• dllJ_ school, 8:00 \fouhlP 'J!Y.l.C, n ��u,�dn"l\■Y 1;�, '. �- T:30 Prayer meeUng Bible .,OQ ■ , .. . t, - : •,.. Mallf� . :;".;I· II: l- >r,to, thu'= tf rhj ·'i� ', /'Mor · 10:411.. Eva"'.u.ile d � ¥I ,;fft ,p , . : · ·. . . B. & II. CABS \YILUAMS SOHIO SERVICE IUTLAND AUTO PARTS THE DAILY SEN""EL Phone SH-24183 R�land . I, ' ., . - !f �� · · Nationwid� lnijur,_nce of Columbus, 0. 115 E. 2nd St., $m�oy, Phone WY·2·2..., otl' Middleport " ' We have heard it said that this peculiar power was mani­ fest only al a given time at a given place. And the intima­ tion was that this power wa.s only a·n Upper Room experi­ ence that happened in that day and could never be exper­ ienced in this measure again. convictio n is that it is for al who name his name in all generations. However, I think -� conditions and capacities are to be taken into consideration . Before God can use an indivi­ dual for real service, he must have had a change of heart (must have been born again) a second birth. He must also be in bumble submission to the will of God. "If my people, which are called by my name , snau bumble tbe�el-ves, and pray 1 and seek my face. and turn from their wicked waya; then will I hear from heaven . . . " Since the days of the Apostles, God has m,de manifest the Power of His love upon millions through His Holy Spirit. Pentecost has been duplicated over and over again and shall ever be. We understand by the words of the author of this text that It take� a special kmd of power to be a witness for God. A. man can be a successfu l politician. merchant, lawyer, or a specialist in any kind of vocation we nlight name. in a geri­ eral sense of the word, but to be a Christian witness it take"s the Spiritual Power of God. It has been my observation that th�r� are quite a few young men who are anticipating the mt.nistry of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, who when they get out on the field, are going to be disappointed. This will be the fact because they are tackin� in the chief essential of aa, ambassador of God - Spiritual Power. The most tJf' this type will be humbled by the power of God and will see the error of t�ir way and, no doubt, will mate strong witnesses of His Selnt But there will be a number who will carry on in their folly till the momentum of their first infatuation burns out then the faU will come . it is God's good Providence lo save (else we would have lo disregard John 3:16 nevertheleS!, J!!1 t!J!: hot sun will melt a lump or butter and at 'the same time l&i!r...,n a lump of clay, so God's Spirit softens, tenders and quicl<ens some hearts while others are hardened by the same.) The Apostles were men of the same physical, psychological and emotional make-up as men of our modern age. They had the same passions and desires that are COJllDI.OD to men of any gener�tton. Yet they said: "We have left all to follow thee." Here IS· where the secret lies. To be a mlnlster of the Gospel a man musl cast out into the deep and put full confidence in God. Like Peter upon the water, h e must keep his eyes upon Jesus lest he go �own. If a minister p,uts his desii:es in houses and land!! then his interest is diverted. from 1,be real purpose for which In, has been called. Pentecostal et]leriences will be . frequent for the man who "puts his hands to the plow handles and never looks to the right or left, but stralg!J� ahead." It isn't euy to be a wjt9ess for God. Many iests and temp­ tations are common lo � disciple of t:hrist, that lfould never come to an unbeliever. ' The words of Christ are "Go yow­ ways: behold, I send you forth as la!nbs among wolves." The very nature of !he Gospel is designed to stir up, to produce a cpange r�volutionary In content. A man is never the same alter bavmg heard the message of salvation. It Is only liaturaJ that � ma� fight back when the foW)dations of the world he has Uved 1n so long begin to crumble and h is own security becomes a place of unrest. The disciples were to be made instruments in the establish­ ment of the Kingdom of Christ: but this energy _ Pow�r _ was to be by the Holy Ghosi seni down from heaven. God is no respecter of persons, nor times, nor places, nor se�ns. We do not know the e�pi,mation nor tllll 'limit of His P'ower, �u\ we do know upon whom He sends His Holy Spirit lhere · IS life and joy and peace . "But ye shall receive power, after Otat the Holy Gh6st ill come upon you: .and ye shall witnesses unto me both in . Jerusalem, and 1n all Judea, and in Samaria and untb the ' uttermost parts of the earth." ''.' c• ,, FOREMAN & ABIIOff TKJ i.lffJTJD STEEL \YPJK�RS' QF �ERICA Custom Built Kilo�!\• ·. . ,n ..-:-.:- Middleport : • ¾��'�. ..8: l,laV8',1f� '\V•. �';,' .. ' ' ' 1' . ;· , j .' ' ·; ' Take Someone to Church with You Sunday Pomeroy PII-.. WY.Z..1144 . ' ' (The Friendly l!an/<) \ Mlddltport Support the Churcl). of Your Choice Pomeroy Weot Main Slreel . ' \lbl, r,,lor: l!lvlP,e w�Ip 10, :� •el1Jl�n •'lfu■lc In tbt W nblp 8'rv!i:t!"· a,..µ�, CO'"l"/ltee !Ir. . 1urib e, ;�:, .J� . "119_'f1:•· �!'v)�r.•• . - J. f. Jo�chlm, Pr,!J!· 1:f1"1PnJ;l ' y,r� 9jf � . 'Middleport Rt. I �. ' 1 �. W¥4Hll . . . .. ,_ i1W41,port . .. \ '" . . _, . . · . .- �Pll,J (Q• P �01'\.:1, ,� �.,� \I � 01 tho , cl!4�cb Ill J:�: · � · · Ion '!11 " I I!' , 1:IIO p., � ., h . '' , . .. ., . , .. ' ' ,V ' -------- MASON PERSQNALS Ball in Honabr, Virginia. They will also visit relatives In King11o Pefl/,-ei1n, # &.,,., w. �;il• Scou'Ui"otllason Troop 45 left S unday tp apend I week In camp at Rock1 Led,:es nea r Hunt­ ington. Attendin1 are Donna Lish, Josetta _ Lilb, -Kiren Roush. Nancy Proffitt, SIIZQ 'Wamer, Debbie Cook, Jennifer Zerlcle, Harriet Walsh and Kaiy 11tGowan. Alfred News Of Week a · - !!ta, v,. Mr. and Mn. Earl Johnson and family moved recently in to the l;"OOIJIS fonnerly occupied by Jean's Tbta and Teens Shop. The Johnsons wU, move BOOn Into their new bon,e nea r Wah1ma High School. 1 Mrs. Joseph Lish and son, Eddie, end Mrs, Cha rles Yeager and son, Martin, are spending a week viait­ Mr. alld Mn. Harold D. Putt of lq lhflir grandmother, Mn. A . R. East Uverpool, Oiio, were guests the past Wffk �or llr. .and Mrs. B. F. Board and llb.,Mary Berry. The Putt§ wt?e;; ; �ing to theit homo lto,ri, �nded. trip ,· lhrbUCh lll•' 'lirM. .,. � ·:: By- Mli. 'Chairfet Woed• , -�" IDndiy sclac>ol attendancii: July Robert t• ' of 'Frank lbt� 24 w� 51, of(eriq SHl.56. In Ule rl.s, �,- ' ' ,ipa at hom� a�qe of the minister who is on He Is � . Naval vaea� �- Eleanor �yl,ps gave al!ln>ll; c. 1n U'ltettatlnr' report o·n the tn• and lb-. ' W. C � nual � wtili!h she attdd­ falfil4, ' ' ... tlieir ed at La�esid� at the 10:45 w'or- home bi ilollnt 1101,e� ;. Va. 1hJp. There Were 2B present. Mn: llliil•• � ' la vt,tt1n1 lfr.. and Mn. Cba1. D. Woode Mrs. �tile �u,!i jrl liulland. end Kr, arid ICrs. Clair Woode ..n • Blesain1 have were $uncl■,y dinner guests ol rflt , l;,,affit ■�ding the Mn� Cit'rle llllnon, Athens. p1 . •r. llld Mrs. Okey , �� �- and Mr■. Sed O'Brien of Ro Columbhs hive been visiting Mr. ■ of Charleston Is and '11:h. RUT)' t'1uthtie. visi e of �er brothind D6rothy er S.ndn Swarb i in� Mr, a nd Mrs. :W,,1i1rke left Sunday for LlntH&er Th ' ' 1 ' ' !� 1 kvF c�mp irounm. _Ll!lf"S·. hid� ad daughter, won, J.l.a been �er.eived h� Jin. A ' 'udi;td, ·:ti:. Pleasant, qt 'tJi,e 11erJ,ou·1 lllnea of �I v� �I 1')l!>j !!Qt !fn. Fred I,. f. IJqt t.encutter. �On in • bo1:,itll at Runtl�g­ � ql . .. Jli ·""4 '�•la t� !. 11, 1Valnul Slr�I I t;,o-. �--,• Jq. r l•�tb' MOTOR P�TS CO. 5 1 ,n. ' Baker, Of Good Bread • Hunlington, W. V■. Your. Dodge &' Plymouth Dealer Loelll , NEINER'S BAkEIY R. "· RAWLINGS Iii SONS q,. �rciro�,:t I Bn,wn Tex!: Acts 1 : 8 "But ye shall receive power, � th■t Ille Holy Ghost is come upon you: and y e shaU be jV!t,iesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea, a!ld In Samaria, and unlo the uttermost pa-rt of the earth." .,POW'l!lft" be • BAKER FURNITURE ;• . .' ,,..,1 !!! Si<�� . se!",.., ehlrp· :rMY �-- , .,.;" Jnll· alid • f� � ,.. .,...., . . .... , "' · ll'lbiltbly bUline• meetln,g; 8:30 llodi!t' Chvnli· ef , ct,rlot- pm Sr. Cb.olr relinrtaL ,.lllili ••� 7,IO pil;f � 1 ', , • r· . , \1· · · -:. ' •• ,. . ) , ,.. ' . . , L� �' , . ....r.'"f . 10:li Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohl' MAiJ WARD AGENCY Lott.Idle IU� C rch, !o Bot>a -, !11/llater. ID: 1<)1;.'!lil:_ 1 1 :op , fo; I 1 1 po�.r!Re�� 1� ani, i1t:: ve w�16'·tio� ter. ; t:•�,>+� -•hi!l' � .,i.i,, ,._ ..,.�°l..r, 11,iffl , 7:30 pm Wed. 7:30; !'l'Vice a n nl_ ••••lld Ille' ,111 · 1111 1 0:IO 1111, Wai, 'l\alleJ Jo ,...lee , daj l:fl JIIL . l(, & C. JEWELERS -irn:; ,,· n,r:��� d �t, 1\U!IY' 'Of1 'hH- �(l!J!l!'P!ll'), ''Jl!llrni�. , 1\ . p ' , .· . .,.., ,.. , · ,,w• , '""· � , Ch� .... .. • , . •n 'rliomaa, " . • ,,.. ; • •11"1!! QlITT FEED �!ORE - ,M(. • Rev. Eugene Mr H Sizes 6 to lZ Fecet"M �1' ' ltlll ShUtlnr to tbe An1erfoan cir­ cuit we find that tht New York Yankees weNf odd ••cm at 2,1 to wtn on July 14, when they en­ joy� 1 lead o, )� 11me1 O)'Jf Clnel■ nd. De1plte their pltchfM !allure■ 1lne, then, the Y••U are atlll a mild choice ·but • odd••on. lt'1 G-3 ,aainU t� 11lnln& I World Serlu berth, . ,, ; .,, , r��_,. �"lr'!!-J u,sed . By food d1i,uJ.ip. h ioi • · -..i.e.- -' nation. api<iru,,I ••._,_ W� ••l'OOlla.do. / "The more Ids fruit increased :..,;....._ .._,..., -..cioilini;.... - _1 the more att,vs be built; . .m.,. tw.. ·,... ,_ -o,c1 ....­ As his country Improved _..,. ....,.,. ,..,_ ......... .,._... MPK� I 1 ......,, ,. ..., Ml"""1 .. O..,.l, .,. he improved bis pillars." •�' (I) F.,.- hio ...... ..... Q) fw hio f As of the present moment we are being assured that the d,ildrtR·• -�. ()) Fo,- 11.r .... of J... wave of church building, and the rising tide of church attend­ ,_mHily Mid �- (◄} F..- 1ht- .... ance, are evidences of an increased interest in religion. And .t ._ o,...1,. ,..H• ..._iclri .,.4 1,.;. tol-.lveri,one ......, •.,, ......., "'l'Pfr1. Pia. .. .. for ail such gains we ought to be thankful , of course. But lhe TV Sfll!F, AY SUND i. clo"'di ,.i..i, ud. -4 ,- liM. J wise man will probe a little deefer. -TV . WHTN 41.,1,.r The Uniform Sunday Schoo · lesson for July 31: "LUX· 13 - 9:45 ■.111. Channel URY AND IDOLATRY RUIN A NATION," Hosea 8: 1•5; a.a hla "What Religton, Can 10: 1•1�; 13:1-6; 14:1, 4, Ii. Plii�..t II 8wldu Do For A Family" 11-.i;., J (......... • .... With Sunday school children gel.ting into trouble with the ,._._ 7 a T--S.r tied,-t&J J J... 2 aa law, with church families malting thelr wa y to the divorce The Federated Church, Pome­ • If.If ,,,.,., � c�urts with the number of bars in homes multiplying, and roy, Rev. Waldo J. Bartels-, Pastor '1..I 11-tll kwnlt Olilliat wlth ihe use of alcohol a problem inside the congregation of John Wr. Blaettnar, Dir. of Ch. a l m�st �ver_y chur_f h in the Jand, one �ay be excused for educ: Sunday church �chool 9:15 am; Worshi p Hour 10:25 am, ' " resu Its . wonder1ng 1f our I mproved pil'· ui.'rs are prod uc,...g topic "The Principles or sermon An a�ed negro who had worshlppetl in tb'3 shabby old Jesus :• come ,md worship, you church and who was now looking over the beautiful new al'e welcome. bufld!ng, turned to one of the otl)er members and Sij(d, "This UnllH MOlhodlst Chu...h, ,.... sure ts · a lot nieer than the old church· isn't it - a )J.Undred eroy, Eugene Bro,o;n, Pastor, . · , , times nicer. I wonder if we are going to be a hundred time!! Sund�y '-schoot 9: l!'i am, Kenneth Finley, Supt'.; Wot-ship 10:30 · am, �etter in tJtis new eburCh. . ....... topic "Put1lshment11 · and ReFalae Hearts , MYF both Junior• and w11ds"; . WltfJ tl'le hope It wiJI, 111 so "'" qaeanire, fo•ter anti l'lelp . The .prophet Hosea explained the tragedy "'. · v,i. ·his nation tieniorm· meet at 6 m; Monday · •'P W,uen he SIid their Jteart is false.'' 7 pm coinm"issions me!!t; 7i45 .-ii•tal11 that tl!lllch � gc,otl t,, f• f!IIJII 11nd -111anU11 11ft, tJw �en �h� have lost _ their re��t for integrity h3Ve lost Official Board 1'1eets, Mrs. Ruth theu- fa.i-tp 1µ th� universe. A generation that ,cannot believe r�i;t!pkips,. , chf't'?lan. · tile IHI ri11e•• firm• and or,a11l:atlo.. lh IP,elf caqll'ot believe ih the future. fe.,are •• •P•M•relf ,ac)oty, 1 4' · · ·• Cliiljtl•� Commun� Y,ljll not win this struggle for the mind and· MUlbetry Ave., Pomeroy. Mor-n­ u,fao•e -me• appear hel...,, he�rt of the world unlest the free natiqns Jose their faith in ing service at 11 with LOVE . sermon the subject of the lesson GQd and the Wvine origin of human rights. A workman who does not keep his promise, who scan,ts his · Golden Text: Love worketh no , ill to his· neighbor: therefore work , and �ho steals th · e Iime he h as• been paid for, is as love is the 'fulfilling ol the law. much a, tra-1tor to his country as is the sold-i.er wbo throws • Romans 13: 10. Wed111.!sday eve"·· down his arms on the .,battle field. ing · service at B pm. All ar.e web, 1 , , ,1 ,. 1 1 • 1 • • 1 1 . ,1 • , , • - Tlie -o�s�ess- rn�n who l'Disrepresj!��-� his merchandise, come. OUr Aim Is To Satisfy who ta kes adVantp,ge of technicalities in the law and who Fll'$t &1ptl1t Church, Pomeroy, Pomeroy PIIODe YU-5-2145 212 E. Main St. Chesier, Ohio grafts his W.tlY �.ut of difttc:blty •is afl �angerous a' cltizen as Jlalph C. Zundel, Pastor. 'William Watson, Supt. 9:30-1 1 : 15 Com• on� who vo_ws h18 allegiance to Karl Every nJtion survives in pfoport1: to its Integrity and its bined program •I "?"h ip and �.t udy. Special music. �ermon 1 falth ln II$ ideals, The 'ust oo hveii th'eir fai'". ' • !'ill He that would. be gr.al . . Nur· · "i..:...t: / py · · · D' sJo Cop g 9" ( ,yrl ht 1 Y0 bY h e lVI . .ll Of. C,,nstian. Edtlcat1011, Na24 Hour Service ) Motor Tune Up and Junior church for chil· Ilona! Cou�ctJ of the Churches of Christ in ·the U11ited Stales sery dren. 2,op a hymn s!Pf will �, Mldd\ePort Powel & Ash-Middleport-Pb. W\'-2-3921 of An)erlca.) . . , . , , · · , , od'1'f_uqu,4 by,, ft•JW,d l'joiiJ'!,. ·----� ____ . T!l,e pu6Jic is in vitea, Wed nesday I I SERMONETIE Is with B·��r R�k In Dally Sentinel, Pom�•Ml411ltp1rl, 0., July 30, I • . :. l'rt.£king DI A State u 1 n • SUND.AY IICII.Ol)L LESSON Of TRF :WJE" a 020-- 3 . 4 I �:��!:: • ) · ·� Cards !:\20 03x-1 0 4 l C. Harm and G Harri�. Spencer and J. Dtddle . , Ti,&ers 208 0�20 14 3 Po�roy • Pom the �, Rfcine Cards and 4 18 061 14 12 4 ei;d)' U.e'n advanced to th� S(.'nll• l l artl cy . --;- , (3) Karr K. , Eai;::hsh Eng:ilsh 8 ripal rolm4 .pf LitUe League a:ames nson. Joh and Greer Bartels. and a ! r c �i ment ourn reek e in yie Willi viCfories last evenin& I Paul F�lmer'1 Ti,£e�s measure\! J;lartley �¥1� ol i,'t. l'leoslU't �O-ll 1 , I n a co�al of l ong 4�ts ,nq drives tw>'!Sh Ill, /),{ield. . ,JI" 'If" 'f The CUd,I l(IQj the Po111e,oy a gel• ■ n �p 1n..3 � e ch team ung I• If "• error, afield I "'� ,... ."" "\!,N ,� , ' I fJUi i,.g the tN,Ue,ren c"e'. · ov�r un• t . N ew Ha� en EUB _ook 1'l!e Cardi 11.lld Titers meet tothe Bend m first plaee disputed "-!Vt n_ ••.,t ,.,,. in - I.he &ee"-n•I · �•� .- ' an all- Slow Pitch Ch urch Uagui, on Tues day night wi,lh a 16-2 victory over the New Haven Lu.tl;ier11.ns. .p Robert Cooke hurled four-hit ball £or the EUB a nd Harry Miller led t h e sluggers with t wo �•r home runs. ·Marion Ohlinger w as , _______.c.,_________ The Chicago '.Vhlte Sox, - H! • All TII IQ Y� EY,i ��Ep · 11 F1"elt • parf'lii Unprecedente4 Betting Boom Elates.Bookies Giving Out Latest 'Lines' On Maj�r �"Pf-S NEW YORK UPI-Tho New York Yankee front office plan­ ned a party today lo celebra te ·, - _ __ _ •___ --·-- Today's Sport Parade ■ .. 1 guy 11\ th! �.itll 'fl!l' &I] alll n � �d;, Cine,�, �i:iet•I ��i: ai_ � J:""!�1l !W �re �r.11� " Pl'ite r;s. • · - · - .. -➔ + ➔- I ::! �c;:r:� �:;:�� t1J: rh� hot Somerville Motor, club In lhe 1· Yunkee Bras• Pl'ari Partv For '01 Case • . 'l" 'N!W ' .--- Tn 'fnn..lar f H' J� � SAN �qsco WJ - J'o ..l � Car� "arers M�MC.e bitii JIo ·•"I I api._. · · · ' Brill, 1 groat biocklJli b\l<k un- I dle1• Pr•leulonal Goll • ••n• Hall G,IT 11/THE�LAND PHILS RECALL PITCHlllS '""" . ONS &•• 1' ...,,. der K n ute Rockno ·at No'·• . "� Dame • (UPI'r- 'Mte Mont- of .... -me on Thur·•ay MONTREAL ST. LOUtS (UP[) - Buffalo ,,. ' will pla·' 7 In . in ..,aoocl , rl •., pitc hers Al Nei-ger and ArJ Ma- real Canadiens ha ve aqnounced the $'ffKK) GrouinJer Ladies �A in the ea y 30;9, ,.. health un lil a ·WeE!k a10 When it harre y dorined Ph iladelphJa Phil- the loan or Billy Sutherland. one Open tournamen� Aul. 24.27, flJIY w.as he had Stones In lies uniform11 today �erT ltelr,g of thelr rqaOJt proml1ing minor Rawls it. the only four-time wln�l!!r th dJk900vered :.:..::...:.:..ld:::n:::•:.>:.. · :._ · __:,:.' '· _,-·.,.--�·:. ealled up from the I nternatfonal lea-1uera-. to the Clevel•n B.arons of th� U. s. Women's Open chtm- bo of the ARJerlcan Hockey1 Ledli'l,le. pionahip. League c'ub. . ., Used RefrigeratQrs BAKERIN MIFU RNITU RE DDLEPORT . ... , l,v.,•� ,...... , FREE PARKING birt hday. 'I-' �u o,.., Ste111el's r-...., a.�,...., ...,�... �'·' Duds In Suds laundry man a1er Casey I =, Stpn Wil l iams. th!! forJotten league-JeadJnj Pli-a (��·. " · '' man of the Dodsers' pennanf, play. Plr• ••• Th...- AhtlMI off vktory laat 11eaeon. moy be the Pittsburgh Increased its margln �s Angeles hero of the 1 960 Na- to t�ree g a �11 u Vinefiar Be nd honpl League race. �1 l2ell tWo-Ji!P fhe Chlc aio Cubs 4-0, St. Lou is shul QI.It PhiladelThe bi& righ thander with the phia, 3-0, ancJ San FPanclaro cash• overpowerin g fa11t ball wus over­ ed in on two une a rned runs lo looked In the light of Larry Sher­ defeat Cincin nati, 2-1, in other ry'11 World SerieH heorks against • Chicago_ But it was Williams who National Le ague ga me1, In the American League, Kan­ nailed down the second playoU sas CJty beat New York, &-2, Wash­ �ame against Milwaukee with ington prevented Chicago from lhree extra innings of hitless ball AT 1 hat gave Lo11 /\nReles n 6·!5 tri• passin4_ the {ii;stplace Yankees with a 11 vldory over thl!" wtl.1te S. THIRD and ASH STS. umph a nd the NL l\ag. SOK, Cleveland broke a live-game · HIDDLEMKT, OHIO WllilamR retained his m.1 slery losJng streak by dereattnii Balti­ over the Braves Friduy night es more. 3-1 . and Boaton edjjed De­ 24 Hou n, CloNd Sunday he hurled Los Angeles to a 7. 3 troit, 1 -0. WASH 20c DRY Sc victory over �ccond-plan• Milwau­ Don Hoa k's two-run homer in kee. Hit1 1 1 th triumph - the ri!th lhe fifth inning provided Mizell in II row - en.ibled the Dodgers with all the runs he needed to to clo11e to within two i:smeR of win his seventh game. Hoak a lao MRS. DON GOSNEY, Charlie DreS11en's crew and re­ delivered II run-acoring single for Owner and Oper,ator main in ,triking dist an<'I' of the Pittsbur11:h i n a two-run Bf!Venth inning. Danny KravHz, .apparently re­ taining that will to wi n when he WE DAVE PLENTY OF GOOD was waived by Pittsburgh, stru9t a three-ru n homer tha t en abled Kansas City to win Its first s a me or the season at Y an kee Stadlum. For The Be" Deal In Refnieratora See ._.,..l fillSD.. l•• W. Va. A rour-game scll�d�le hu been ■et up for the Mar1hall Colle1e fre1hman !oulb1U te1m this fall. 'l'hey will meet Mariel ta at home. Oct. 3 ; Cincinf1AU' at home Oct. 2 1 ; ·Ohio Unl vtf1ity a t Athens Oct. 28 a nd Xavier at Clncinnatl Nov. 4. .:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..:;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= -;;;-;;'-,- FRIGI DAIRE "FROST-PROOF" REFRIGERATORS s,n.4� f, .L,. Th!' That Have Been Traded In On The Amulng .. c�m,_lnue4 I':!!""" Wi1aaio lti�!,� . �if� n � t o nip right at the liee.lJ. lNie-� � !.li• · ...ii,..,,4 game out, ol the lhci l)e l' o&f J.taJ- I Pw It uer1, wiLh a 7-f w tn Over last evening in a da,kne"awl!otl· ened I.ix innin& aame. M icky Mor-rUI solved s,r- a,u� j • pitching for two of the B1rof)Ji le three hits, aonnie Carr got We ofh- 1 1 at St. Lou� phia Phllaffl s. single WE're er. AH For Syracuse. Jim Louk:1. l iOI' Shon f:7 ,r1 J1.... l lf .ll.wWf,lit •t hurler. doubled and , Baker 11 �aed-, ..... lS �x _....,. ng. Sli"ttrm four-rnn the in both C,llia:� I " � l,ln fr41l(cl II was all lhe losers' hits. · '!!' !!:Do.II 5-1 · Moj.l,lo The Baron s have a mate-11p j game yet with Racine un(t Syracuse also has a make-up co ntest wiUJ Racine whieh will be J>hyed i1 l,t · .. • eve n tually meaps anythin& l� th.C • � 1 I P r.. . standin q, snd l t. may. . M iddleport pecked away at Syr1;1,GB I ., cuse wilh a ru n in the finJ, two i n 52 k 3JI · the second, three in tpe �t.Ji fnd N11_� ¥..�!. • · · .574 one in the sixt_h. They C9F.1e IP,"�ely Cfuc ago • • • • • • 9'.4 40 .�6 � ll 45 !S2 , , . . Baltimore m�f(:ues fielc!'ini aix o, aid with the Cleve! an d . . , . • 48 43 .527 t\I by the Syracuse boys. ton . . . f6 45 .506 6¾ Washing 102 031-7 3 1 1 Middlepor t Detroit . . . . . . . 43 48 J,3 Pll 000 uvr-w 2 6 Syracu�e n Bosto . . . . , . . 38 M .419' 15 Morris (WP). Carr (6) and J!iush. City as ns 35 &5 .389 l'i''Ai KA Louks! L� ). Baker (3), Louks (5), Frl._:y,., RHultt and Cundi lf. WHhlniton 7 Chicago � (NI K••l!!'' CllY 5 r.•w \' oric 2, 1!1) Cl�•n4 3 la tlmo,e 1 , IN) Botton 1 De!tolt O IN) SalOrdce(• '!',.,.,,�}! •ri,�n Ghlc.... OJ 1!1�!".�oo-8•,u­ m,nn 7-4 � L,'° · 5.;j· · • Cl..,.Jin-,, •• ...ltl!"�........Ora,;d �5 •• 'i',tradl JfS ,C•h11. 1 'Ctty � f4•w York-Hall +'S ' BUFFALO. N. Y. UPJ-S_portl �7 1,, L; ary � 9,J his1 ory will be made tonight a,t · Del�I al Sunlvan 3-1 1 the wh�tJ Buffalo's Civic St11idium lJurtalo Bills and the Bo11to9 P,-­ triots clash under the Hgh,t11 fu c�I,i •J Wilh!.l>I'•� the first contest twtween twQ c1.u.a 11d at a,1t1mer1 te.nmll or thr new America n ,oo�­ -� ' T!'k l l(ono.i ,• C i' bjill League. exhlbU_iop, n The pre-11e11iso . ')' ' opening the 1960 Un ited . . Sta te11 WIN HOIIII LAURILS foq_tk_all �ason, fi nd& mem'jja 9.f sO(l'RIIIQ, �Ial\,m UPI..'. H ulh . IJOt1i·" pro lHhll relHI� ta Wllef'bl'Toililci!I, 'M'd., tldln1· Mai• t)ie "old collegll try" to w� ter William, \'fill timed in -t7.8 secSfAIIOn berths on the re�ul ar 0Jl.d1 Frida)" to win the ''Prix du 1quada. Kursa al," I 640-meter event with Some 100 players will be dres­ 13 ob1taclH at the Ostend hone sed by both cluu&, but only 33 iihow. Fra n k Chapot of Wallpack, on ea<"h team wlll have jobs N. J., fin ished second on Trail whe n the regular. le.igue sea son Gulde. opens. Williams May B,: Jf..-n AgaJip Uttle Bl,: Green For Los Angeles In '60 Race Have 4-Game Schedule HUNTINGTON, UPI­ .. � "1fl?P8 R r.· "hufflr.s l\Ti"�wk "' 3 5 7 7 '12 � · • - . ,. • • ,. , 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy,M iddleport, 0., July 30, 1960 G� f;ml Fast .:.r - . ..-�,--- .. ' .. ... � . .. .... . .. . .,.,._, . 11 1\, · . . -·----- -· ----- ·------------------------- - -·J ...,. ll" �...· -iJ • 1<• "1 I •·, of Lon g Hits Feature Pon y Games I . - ... . · - - ...... .., ..- ..... .. .. .. - . - · · - - •- t • - -··---- . - -- - • - - · · - - . . - - · - - . . . ton S...,,1 from bm, •tlended t/1• * ��ma LaIIG,m ..:11·' ; Hofll�IU ■t SIi.tr Ridge at i ' tho'l!inhh lil,thel tliu,oh. July 24 II, ' "i, lf ' ' : ·'. · J)ana Swartz '>f Cohutlbul' ,•lsit• ' Bail of' \f-._ ed hl1 daughter Mrs. r1u1 Jhicl:• ' �' Jlaj . )frs . Al• ' lei' and l,imll1 lailt ••Ott , �� , Of Tupl!On plla•'liur Sim la, • · •· 11h, /w'dWaY Pl•IJI, ,jl\t IM.U'l,h�, Clara Ill"' Vlrllnli • ariln. Oat Hill, •Ill� )Ir, �-� ¢! $1)folda called on' i!ij.' ,ha illm Ssl!)f' al the tlmwood �•irsina Rome eta, aftemoorl. · '" '' Cju� met at !he 9V. day 1,,1. wee�. JI. Wood• of h<Pe jl 1l1!!llil N,;Iton Tuell,lu l!<r "1:1· , ' fllii. '4'4· 11'"· c. N � -•� c'l.1!�tf ,,••• .,._ �• Aj)e• o1 Co1 Wooclo. • · ...-nib' with 11n Garnet Windland l ed the ff!'O- A · � · · 1• • , _ PD ti'! :1 . ·•;:;� � tll/)!!M )t<r , , of Le1�Ute • . aren iiifon. .1 •The l'lostns strwd retruh- • Pearl BohinlOII aftd• lfar, Row-1 menll of 111ndwlche1, cookiea. cot- � Yllfttd EbMr " Dill at C&na1 1 teL . . . ' ,., 1 i, . \;, . , l r . '' .;, ..l :'I . .,' '!'tll.';;,.."f.\1 IC,� rnm '"�aa,t IuZw';i,ftetl ;,t'le .. � »!>JIil ./! ""1�� ' ,�; �- - - · · -·-· --- - · · · ___ ..., ___ _ _ --- .. .. . .... . .. . _.. .. . : . . . . . . . . . . .. . '. Racine Is 15--5 l'inner O\rer .. Pomer�y Ponies Rac:me Pony Uaguers kept the . rounl)' race tight wi!h a 15-5 vic­ tory over Pomero)' last e\• ening ■s the uprivn boys went on a long ball hilling spn:e. Two homers, one by Teddy Baill'Y and the othM by Bruce Bee1i::lt' highlighted the Racine at­ tat'k. But George lllackwell and Tom Sha�teen hit round-trippers for Pomeroy too. Bailey added .1 triple and sin­ gle, Bet>gle two 1lne)es. Larry Prii:e doubled once tnd singled twice while Davb had two sin­ gles and Wickline, Ouni and Holmes had singles. For Pomeroy, Blackwell a lso doubled an d singled, a nd Moore, Brown and Lawhorn hid singles. Price working four innlngs, fanned 10, w;ilked two. For Pom­ eroy, Mayer, Sha8teen a nd Gil­ bert, between thflm, fanned no­ body, walked 7. 1 62 1 5- 1 � 14 O Racine 101 1 2- 5 � O Pomeroy Price, ( W P ) . Johnso n 5 and BaUey. Mayer (LP), Shasteen 2, Cilbert 5 and Curd. UJl'llen t '.a\11'(1 Ba,k U p With Kansas f.Jty LARSEN 1 - 1 4 Spts KANSAS CITY, Mo. UPl­ l..a rsen, the only pitcher in b11111e ball history 1 o rt"cord a perfect game in World Series competi­ tion, i!I I.Jack with the K.aftaa.11 City Mbletics today lifter a short stint in 1he mi11ur le.igues with D.ill,R or the American A1an. 'the A's recalled Larsen rrom the triple•A club Friday and sent Bo b Trowbridge to Dallas to make room on the Kansas City ro1ter. \ i I ' I I r · I BarQQS Hol,Jwg Close In Popy SPORTS DESK I Leag-. . Middleport's ay CHET TANNEHILL Reflections on the youth su.uuner basebwl program, a la 1960: -Watch for the two Pomeroy All-Star teams to make a iood showing in Ihe Wel15lon tourw,men.t slarling next week. · The Iwo Pomeroy teams, Trojans an4 Superl/8s, aided by boys from Racine, have outstanding h itting, good pitching and steady fieldJng skill in the inner and outer pastures. The Dodgers and Pirates are contributing real talent to the two clubs in husky 12-year-olds and of course there is Jackie Bos­ tic of Racine who is a• power hitter of considerable prowess. By the way, the Dodgers are my personal favorites to cop the Kyger iourney now i_n prr.,gress. Thirty teams 5tarted. T_he{e are four left. The (?odgers pla.Y the real tough Somer• ville M9tor, of Point Pleasant tonight aJ 6:45 p.m. under the Ughts. See it if you can. Robert Roberts _h as his (wo main pitchers ready to go, Bob Emler and Jeff Gibbs, both of whom can fire the ball over the corners.. -Woody Cali of Middleport would like nothing better than to take the Wellston tourney two-years running. He won it last year on Gary Stobart's sixth inning homer with two on and two out, and behind two runs. TJ,te,r;e are 20 teams entered al Wel lston, including two from ChULicothe� one a Negro team. Ironton, Portsmouth Jackson, Gallipoli! are sendin& top teams. ' This year Woody has two topdrawer pitchers (that maybe la 't uite enough) in Gary Stobart and Mike Bratton but is p� , ·1y a tittle less well fixed than last year in team batting pow• and defense in the field. Incidentally, last night at Kyger demonstrated the high level that Pomeroy L1tllc League ball has reached. It was the semi-final round and the Racine Cards were playina the Pom­ eroy Ya•nkees, bo�h having survived two previous elimination tests. Dodgers already had made it to the layoff ton)ght. p ff', • �. ·�ft� Sports History Due Tonight In Grid Play -- - -- .,,, , ,, . 1 ' :: ., ; Qt Lux, '. Cluimpl• New Tnads • • . .. . � " "' , ,. ,.. ..... . .... • 1ft BY JACK CUDDY 70th Ste n gel is in hi, 12th year at the Yankee helm. Duri n,I hl11 ten­ ure, New York h11s won nine American Le aa:ue J)flnnants and seven world cham))lor.shlps. . TOP P,os I N ,1 LD RYE, N. Y. UP( - Arnold Pal­ mer, Sa mmy Snead end PGA tour• nament wlnner Ja, Hebert top the list or golfers tomJH1tln1 in the seve n th 1nnual pro-amateur 1olf tour11a ment ■t the Apawamls Clu:t, Aug , 2. Othera competing· In the ch arity benefit include Jack Fleck, Bob Rosburg, icen Venturi, · Gene Llt\Je� al\fl Douc FOrd: . "... ., Even In tht 11111111"1 houn of the morntpc YJ>ll'rt aiµ-e to find balltd lee aplenty al our OQftvenlently located disp,ens,r. .lee A,llllllble' � """ � Im .\!,,...�. �--.."Ice l'IMtlle WY-11111 , .• I ' ,, I , _w. -... 11$. Pameroy f"?N otli� fi" tin au �1!�, ' ' w/ilc �-. .�r �� � .J� • m,n... ,u, ft! o�lar 1 c , •.�l.!ir., lt�lftl. • . �v1 ,. ' -•o .,. .. · ' �W, d ii, rash 1.. , ' 111 C'r'·l • � u-p, - · tal ' I NEW YORK UPI-A betting boom that ma y be unprect"de1:1ted for this stage '.)r the major league baseball eeQson was repqrted today by elated bookies as they gave out the late1t "lines·• on the · pennant races. The double-shuffle that occUl'red since July 14, when play w as re1umed after the All-Siar games, erased the oddll· Ofl favorites i:r, both circuits a nr.l stimul ated I w ■geri n; phenomenally. In the National • Leajjue 'the ,1re atest chan 1e1 occurred. On the morning of July 14 the Pilts­ burah Plrates wart odds-on fa yor­ ltes at 4-1 to · win tile penn111t. They were lea ding \.he race "by five games over 2 ntl place Mil­ waukee. Now the Milwnukee Br aves 1,e favoretl for the n ag. But they are noL odds-on . 'the booklea laying 6-3 tha t Chuck Drelllftl 1 men do nol ca pt�e the buntlnl, Against Pltt1 ■bW'jJli, now aeclnd choice, the prict is 9-5 -they 4lo not rinlsh flrat. It's 4-1 1g a ln1t J.os An 1el111 and 8-r auinll · San 71 11 Francisco. Other Nationa l League prices are : H>-1 1,1111lnsl St. toul1, IO-l llaln■t Cll'i.clnn■tl, 50- 1 11airi1t C�lca10 '1 Cuba A nd 100- 1 a11hut who surged to the top from third place, are second choice with 9-5 quoted agsinst them. It ' s 4-1 4galnst Cleveland's win ning, and 8-l ag ain st Baltimore. other American Le ague prices are: IIH 111lnst Detroit, 30-1 against Washi ngton, :JO.I a gainst Boaton an d 100.1 aeainat KanaH Clty, ., I in i Bible achool 9:80 am. PN1chlne 1 10:30 am on the fir1t end third Surid1)'1. 1 · R-utlaM Church el Chrllf _ wonhlp em; Bltile 1chool 9:10 lly ll�Y J,. Sw!,111 an �ef$JJ.®!i of the past. If aervlce 10 :30 1m; Youth Fellow­ The key to the futw-e 8 pm: Wonhip 7 pm. the modern American can undentand something of the pro­ shipPOtMNy Church ef Chrllt down crashing cess by whi<!h the aricient Hebrew state came tcl'lool 9:80 am ; Morn­ Sum.lay in ruins he will be forewarned against the enemies that are in1 worship 10:30 am; Evening working fqr the de�tructioll f?I today's sfat11. worship 8:SO pm ; Prayer meeting Proll� Pl;ol/1,1 and Bible etudy 7:30 pm Wednt1Ell),rson is_ cr�it� wi\h bavlllg said that the worst thing d1y. Kingsbury Church - Su nday al,lout 111oney ,, that il costs too much. school' 9:30 am; wora:hip 1ervlce a becomes y prQsperit nw.on's i tha_t It sometimes happens . 10:80 am. mill,tbne about lts neck, dl'•&/Pl!i it 4own tp ruin and dts· CongNgatlon•I Ctlrlt­ gra<:e. Corruption is made ti/ api>far re�Pl!c"-!>le because ii tl.-nL•nasvllla ' lchuich-Sundaf 9:3, 9 pays a profit, and insu�s a grand funeral wi\n carloads of am; Wortihlp service ·s�ool 10:30 am. flowers anil som�thing like a Roma!) holiday. . M...ti1t Th.e tragedy In inclent -ls,r,�1 wa icfe� .. ead. Coll/lc,ence­ -(124 ·�tefflUt AVe. DA\r Hti}) corrupt Sabbfijl School 2 pm; Wor1hlp , , con,v.ed less money len�ers, ur�ed '.011 by gi:� Judges to get PQSseSSll>n of the 1� s of t e small farmers. Bervice 3 : l !li pm; services are Sat­ Large esi.te, were building up, and at the same time the urday. Prayer meeting Thursday ranks of the landless and the unemployed were swelling. No 7:30 pm. Church of God, Mt. Motl1h­ one seemed to notice the miseries of the 1people because the Sunday 9:4!5 am; Worship seno"lces s,t the shrines were such remark.able spectacles. On s'ervice school 1 1 am; Prayer meelin&: the su·rface all seemed t.o be ioing so well, Tuesday 7:30 pm; Young people In the meantime family discipline wa, breaking down. De­ Friday 7 :30 pm. linquency was appearing all along the line. The ancient ideals C•rleton lnt.rdenomln1tlon,I and morals of the fathers were held in �ontempt by the for• Kingsbury Road-Sunday school eign traders and the 'rising �eneration, The young men were 9:30 am; Worship hour 10:30 am; saying, 'Tm going to get mme," and the young women were every oth,er Sunday. Bethlehem a.ptl1t, Great Bend · · asking , "Does It pay to be good?" -MOM\i ng worship 9:30 am; Sun­ lmj/roved Plllan school 10:15 am; Eveninl a brilliant figure with which to day The prollh\!t )losea service 7: 30 pm. describe the situation' as it affected the religious life of the · 1/ Semi-Finals N ew UIJf'Vtll � UB ff CJ IfEId e11r x in Cl)JcI�III, unlold•d lbe llllf· ".e .,,neo fediV.: � niN I D 1 �,IN rno:,-e 'fith 'tnJ;let l'rank Lde dt 1 � !'llfht. • Bven 1he Tri � mb.fAt BU , • ?Ji 1• Ole fact th•t t;he' bia . •�r ' wu clo•* Co .b131'1 lllinlt the GilnUI hid toof a thre-e-g,me day in tlte "cond · aerie,. The- de af made Hutthl,son haatily c(t,11 o.n Cal l4icLis� (3..fij � oppop: San F:t111J1t(llco,•1· Jlll) O'Dtll lll{IJ '" (5-8) In the· afteJ'noon Coi\test. · By Unlttd Pren lnttr�tlonal Earlier i,i t�e · 4ay, in II 9°t 80 nen l jacker's return to pitljl• �a surprisiru; !1>9Yt, the Reda �nt re:- _ c t in orm may be the ans.wer lo lief h urler PO:b Gri_ip to �t. Lolli■ '3,uffalo' s bid for an intern atlon- ! for the $20,doO wa'lver price. 1 al 'Lea11'e playoff berth. Clnclnnatl picked u� rl1hlh,nc1. Hacker spun his second straight er Clrl Thomas 'from lhdliinal'Oll.11 shutout Friday ni& ht, over Columand sent .hil{I to Nashville�· of lhtl bus. $-0,1 to 11: ivie the third-place i n the New·Soath�m !iadeialioii . Bisons • half-ga m e edge over Ro• Ccmitie cleat . .,. ,, chester. 0 On F' st Place for,m For Bills' Cl!-L To Top T�ronto �en� ,12 games up �n ,econd-ptaee Schafrath Bids . . ' � � To OPS Gr� . fr�m T¥kle J9� IIUIAM, 0. UPI-Form,r Ohl9 state Cfaptaln Dick lcl\a!tath i1 the latett man to· make · a bl4i to move Lou Groza frORI hl1 · of. fen'sive tackle Job.' Schatrtth, 'who 1ot oft to a &low •� ••rt ln hi, l8D9 ' debut with the Cl.vefand Brown1 'tfter surfFrlnl a' 14(&ht C!Olltu ,aloll in ihe AU-$� Ctfflt, i� eol'nl_ftl' oft strCIJli at tile Hiram "1 ,1 · cdill� Jtt:1pondJn1 to the in�itatlOfl l>r CoocW l!aul B,own 111 <otlt• Int• · qull'U!fbeck the prellmin:aty Richmond as Rip Colem an and Run . Httma.n· comblned for a 2-0 victory over Mlami. Cole'!'•" picked up his fifth victory a111ln11.t four los!etl. . Charlie Moorhead I plk�ed �he n mtb innin_g_ �nd was Clfed!ted with his sl.xth "1,i. as J�rsey City c ame up with a r'Un to edge Montre al, 3'2. ·Rochester at Richmo nd was post• poned by rain. · The st a ndings: W. L. Pct. GB Toronlo 69 34 .f'O 58 47 .!5!52 12 Rl�mond IJl,urtalo 53 50 .IH!S 16 1tt 4_9 . . O l '½: ltOCb.eater 49 51 ·.;i l .(I¼ lertt)' Cl'1 24 Monu-eal 4� ll!I . Mlam t , 44 "(Sil ."',8 � ¼ ta 61 .418 2'1ll Columbus 1 , ¥ARTY · "'-ILL ii,lii1ci1iil!s LOS ANGELES \UPI) , � 'f'�rty Brill, a fonn�r J!,{otre D�e , foot• �II player, showei;I sl,litit .i)Jlprovem-e nt tod ay foll6wllll{ a 1 aefious kidney oper.ation at St. Viii.cent's th�"l • ,... • · camp ahead •I the rel)l]ar trolri• Ina: 1e111on, Sch.trath. • native of '\'IOQll,1!!, che�,ed In pi:t�d� mu,cle. at . IJS ..,....,.. ftftl • T,__ .,.T O.UJtNIIY WI ,. the losine- Pitcher, The Mason Methodist team slipped into the cellar of lhe league whe n they lost to the New Haven Methodist nine· by a score of 7-6. Winning pitcher was Wilson, loser was Frank Harris. Willis Duddi n g or the Mason team led the hitters with two tri pies and .a double. Re• ports said that the balls were hit far enough to be two homers and a triple. scores: [ Lu��=r��t 000 200 0-- 2 102 o5R · X--'16 EUB Ohli nger a nd Roney · Cooke and R h M�:n· Methodist 201 1 1 1 0--6 NH Methodist 000 201 4--7 Harris and Yeager, Lewis; Wilso n a nd Thabet. STANDINGS Won Lost EUB 2 • -Lutherans 3 4 NH Methodist 3 4 Mason Methodist 2 • ALGIERS UPI - Algerian Mosleni rebels killed eight persons and wou nded four others In the 24hour period en ding Thtirsday n ight French authorities reported. ' 1 MEN'S I 1 ORQSlll,NOBII, N. Y. . UPI Betsy R■ wl1, elected to U,e i..- ! Phllad•lphla. v.,.ica W O R K 5 N O E S. $6.00 pr, . • Whefl· :,,,u ·are eight :vears · old: It Is not ,,._ O,.,,. io iM .,..•..,_., f"""" • THI!: CHU PI C H l'Olt ALI. • • : ALL "l"QR THI. CljURCM difficult to tranaform yourself suddenly Into an h1dhtn ,scout �nd to see a proceBSion of th�, with · ·thei.,r brightly colored feathered headdresses, Ir fl Q p I n g actOSS the. hori7AIJ1 �trl,deJ11111nifi�e11t stalllons.. : Cl!l)dr,n are fired ,with Imagination, ' juat M th,y . are ·diled' with faith. The faith of a so beautiful diild . i• ao�Tuin11 so aimpie and h i�if finds· lt, viewing that IIWIY an adult, own his for -Inside, down deep little, a Cl')'in.that innocence lost childhood and the. . touching . . . ililtis. once his,. . •Yet before God, all men ate children; Hie eliildren, and Faith lo there to be accepted, If m•n will but take 11 118 a gift. The' Church �•• ihe answer, ehowlnt rou how -to live like :a ma��ile still po;seoslng the �eart of a l)hlld · • , , helping you to get the very mol!I but · of�e, If you haven't been to_churcb !§jel,y_, why. not ro_this Sunday ?, f.,. ih� b.ildi•1 of ..,it. a ••I� REG. $9.95 Oil Resistant Soles ROU$h'5 5hOt 51Ori Mlddle'l)Ort, Ohio �=�========c-' o.i c1,.,,,.,u ... .. . .. ,_ ,.,_ hff �.etJ.n.a: W��-811.Y , 7 :30 pm. '1 : 30 Prayer hour and meeting , of · "!JJ,11 Frtt Mfth��• Boar4, o! Chri&tian Education. / ,. ff_ Strausb&u4�. - ��lg� �v.. it1ra, lleptl1t Churc,ft.. Reclna-, 1 !' , PHi'if, SJ.1;,c(ay sch,.ool D:30 a,n, Arth "i.ir R. 'McCauley, Paatof. 9:30 1.,,,_ Sy_pt, ; Morning am Su nd ay school; 10:45 am . W9rl�y o��lp 1�:30 am; f'¥Y &ervfce M oro ing w.orship. Sermon "Two f »m,L EVf!PJ, _ ;1e1JYif:e 7 :30 R?- Differe nt Worlds"; (j pm BYF �rt �- SmJM � i»- ch■ue; Prayer for au · school ages• 6:00 pm Eve;,; RiJ6i1iiill1.-� ,: v c af JfSUI mee�n4 '1:.ay . 1Jr-'4.1y, nlng' service. Seniion ''The Tri­ Chrllt of Latter '� lloy 111..,., .l';�o.t•! f,1,0\0.!olY Ro.,.. 1114 umph of lhe Go,pel", Wed nesday Old Town Fl•ts 'oti roftl. ancf l\oa4 n rc"'' .r. . c. 0®41r, pa,wr. Sund,ay 7:30 pm Prayer meeting. � Sunday schqol 9:30 �m; Preachlhl s1.;1,�t. _ 11 .1(m_; CJlildr,n's church aethl.tltm Baptl1t Churd,, 10:So ant and 'Btbfe · StudY ' Wed- � J?�: "<V«,n_Jup "1'.:IH) pm Sunday, Great Be n d, Arthur R. McCa uley, . nelld1y 8 pm. C. Proffitt, pJS• Tue . y a ,i.u -�i.d,-y. pastor, 9:30 am Morning worship to,r. rl� Ctt,,".¥ ., Chrl,t, f' 4 , "Two Different Worlds"; 10:15 MldwaJ Community C�y-�h, Rat,, Jtiiffll,le, Pastor, Jim �e�, am sundu school; '7 :30 pm Eve• Bobby Sear1e,i; Minister. Clfuck S)J1m, Bi,,Je IC�O� �!:K) •�; M �n- n ' in g Praise service "The Triumph Searl(!s, Sunday Sc�oo� Si.lPt., hi4 . f�TaJl, lp l O;JD •�i C}Jrtst 1� n of the Gospel. " Sunday School start, It 0:30 1. ip., ��•Y!l' {YQ�Oi.) 0 P.t:n; Even!ng Bafh1ny EUii Church, F. E. Prayer meetinJ TueacJay Wed 11,i•�� even u1 g Dun n , Pa.sto'r; Mornin&: worship p. wor JP. Bi 'fl :�. mt , 9:30; Sundlily school 1 0 : 30, Otis t , ZI"' Chu� of Ch rllf, P'M"° .' . ".l' "'f!u[•'l.!'l' <l)f"_IH; Art Knopp; Sµpt. roy-Harr180Dvllle· · Road, Eu -.:ehe M ,a . . ! wriil■�·r: P.J.bl� $c))oo1, at Cann.I l!Ull Church, F. !. Un,derwood, minbter. Bible" school 9 :- il. m. Wl)bur Rowley Sr. S��r; Dlinn , Pastor ; Sun day &ehool at 9 :31) a m ; Moffltng worihlD 10:30 � t°"'f\!p tQ::!tO; Clµ- istitn . 11 :SO; W<41 ne Ro�sh, �upt; Mornam ; l;,/enln1 1'0'1/llP 7:� �m. Ro- � ... •t..•! /?�pin& '!(Orlhlp, Int w.oriht\> 10_:4_5; l'rayer ..r. . . bort Reed, Bible S<booJ Supl, . , .. . .. ,.vlce..and. ,Y-jJour e:qJ. . ' F ch, C E, , r ., a l)ll , h . � ' , WI� , . ,rr�JM � ,�,,.... l!M!flodlft Cll!ln=� . I( '"°I• i Bev. C4r! 'lferrfiiii, P11tQt, S�n- ,newo bite _ 111.-UQI Sundlly S ��. ·l'i,ltol'. '. 1lundl) ' ,chool at , �u,..p�orry, ' Supt.: d ay School t:3(J' am, l)an1 Win• J>!ll: .\VA . , •�lljhdy f · pm: c •• . . h!)i i 7: 39; Prayer . p i�ftC p Sor , . u m; . · l>'�I i,«ruj�. S � IJ.:oJl!ll� lffVlJ:ll a� !lll!I, 1 . •i 7 pm: ,•I•· i . You,t_b • "P meot1111 '/:30 "Glop, ,, )!jd Bibi� . iludy 7:30 d��, .d� , evllilng, Fellowoh/p 8 p. µ,., \V,<I.; IIIJd;reek ),IQ ..l>ool, ,· , 8 p m, , Holl- ·· Il!Wiih"of 'C�tllt, Mlddl..,., a-tt1t ·, •f . : c :l!Q p, .m. W�. Jllble Slu � Wach•n· -F;•if I. -clld4et'i ' Mlrllater. 9 :30 ,Ch�!!, 1.anprli!i, 1)$ �b a c S Hubert Sli',iip, ll<l,ool Bibi• achoql, R. C. Stelly, Supt. PU\')t, .._ l! ll. ! p1ato;.. � �1 ·,:3'1. •m: Wcpn�lp .,,.i... ,:IIO . ,.,, llornln, •111'.ohlp 10:)0 10:<JP "!ornlna worship. Subject . .,n; l'fliri.ll Youth 8:ftl PIO; "Onward, Chrlslian Soldiers"; Sundlly evenl111 al 7:IIIJ. · · Evenlnt ,.,.,,. wbJecl pm; Ftl• Nm,..., Evan1eliltlc service c�� . PerJIM,s -Ole slr9n1est bull"n in th, Amertcan tea:aue is own• ed bJ the Wlli.\e , ·sox and that 1lao sbo,"tt\d Up in the new line tod11 which�alade Ulem only l"fO potntl, at .N !Mieath ijle 6-IJ Yfihli:1. Tbl · m�}n reti�n for th�t f shik:el'-!tiall lee G!fry Staley ·backfd u l) ti� Tu.rt.' J,fwn. White SOx Maneeer Al Lo� 1110 c'n count ort Dick ponovill �d Fril!,k BtUtnaftn tt.r remit 'd1tiy,-,.na �o one el'\'ie1-- Lope1 mor• t"h1n Sten· ' ,._ 1el . . .. , -'I! ':!,· .._ , _. ,_ _ ---· -- <- i..j, LJ i-J·,,_ I l •-'' 'll l'J E'.IJS � � l_ . .Ul/r , ffli ff."'P 'Y-: ·'Y"· 7J�· 7 'l':45 �:P•m-; l\111, i"ep !o �"; _·):" rt ·p,11',. • ,.;.,. .. ff !f!o· .s�iw,; ��- ijj�iif . 11,ql MIMI=.�- o, lowobip _,... pm._ • ��.,.. §.� .141:o,l: t:•� J i" llornin1 •�Ip lq;,IO, am: , d': 111) "�; ·tvapc�ll•U1 � •• ?:807:SO pm; · · y mg!Il)J:, '"� · 11/11!' · � ?:80 P'11; ll■iotiu,,',ervkle 11 e 1"a' T«e..rliY'ot'P, m91''11i)l"'l:3(1 ·- 1e411� ,,oo ,,ao WodnelClay 7 30 "i/l>mo False Jdeaa of Go " W• . : -■ Sil . ICchool, 9:30 •. m.; m . p, ljl:30 a. in' � '>l!ilo p. m. Prl)le; Evenlnf mtoll d BI.W,• 1t11dy Wodnel• . ' day ,,V. 11!- ' �.. ff !fJi, NI lijitl.....aund17 school . '. · ; \ pm. ;. -. Ch ..... If Nau'..., :f!loDiom'!!-, Jl'!l!lll!ll, 11. •. "'· prly7 p, m: :J<!!, Unlo• Av•� f161id� k. '!.. II, . ,r SWIIIQ . . Cos, pal!Qr. Sf-.. lli:¥1 " f:S4 ,. ·ftod.., )jlilt!!i, -· ; ·, ?I" �Iii. , �=- •· · ,i �- • · ,., . : • , f:r .J... rt. � �,,.,; .. -tlj,f• :.v:ay. ! . ' -• ef tnj'I , � C/'lll'<ll Ip · ?:�, · C- · ·. . om: . ' .· utl.ii.l ' W ,Im h,t�uopy 1 1il0, i,· !1!P. 11· � !\Ii•· ;; w; , "' "°Jtit: =-' J!� � Jilii, Joalti; . ·� .. - �1 •� ·- . Ji': 'it4 Jpa; � . :: . . · e!i· w ·· ...w,, 1 •abool ID . � ! �. � ·,.,. ·· lcllooltiio ·.,,., .., · c'!' : and d d stu . . �1 Plain, IU� c��rch, Paul oo)co, Minister. 9:30 Wor• sltlp service, l0:211 Sunday 1ebool, 12:00 noon potluck at · p1raon,1e, 1 :3:D HomecomJi,· 1 servlc<, lJIMIQe4,ay nllht Pr.ayer D?,eeting, ...ill lethol upi Churtl, Paul Hook,, Minister, �:'8 Suo• dllJ_ school, 8:00 \fouhlP 'J!Y.l.C, n ��u,�dn"l\■Y 1;�, '. �- T:30 Prayer meeUng Bible .,OQ ■ , .. . t, - : •,.. Mallf� . :;".;I· II: l- >r,to, thu'= tf rhj ·'i� ', /'Mor · 10:411.. Eva"'.u.ile d � ¥I ,;fft ,p , . : · ·. . . B. & II. CABS \YILUAMS SOHIO SERVICE IUTLAND AUTO PARTS THE DAILY SEN""EL Phone SH-24183 R�land . I, ' ., . - !f �� · · Nationwid� lnijur,_nce of Columbus, 0. 115 E. 2nd St., $m�oy, Phone WY·2·2..., otl' Middleport " ' We have heard it said that this peculiar power was mani­ fest only al a given time at a given place. And the intima­ tion was that this power wa.s only a·n Upper Room experi­ ence that happened in that day and could never be exper­ ienced in this measure again. convictio n is that it is for al who name his name in all generations. However, I think -� conditions and capacities are to be taken into consideration . Before God can use an indivi­ dual for real service, he must have had a change of heart (must have been born again) a second birth. He must also be in bumble submission to the will of God. "If my people, which are called by my name , snau bumble tbe�el-ves, and pray 1 and seek my face. and turn from their wicked waya; then will I hear from heaven . . . " Since the days of the Apostles, God has m,de manifest the Power of His love upon millions through His Holy Spirit. Pentecost has been duplicated over and over again and shall ever be. We understand by the words of the author of this text that It take� a special kmd of power to be a witness for God. A. man can be a successfu l politician. merchant, lawyer, or a specialist in any kind of vocation we nlight name. in a geri­ eral sense of the word, but to be a Christian witness it take"s the Spiritual Power of God. It has been my observation that th�r� are quite a few young men who are anticipating the mt.nistry of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, who when they get out on the field, are going to be disappointed. This will be the fact because they are tackin� in the chief essential of aa, ambassador of God - Spiritual Power. The most tJf' this type will be humbled by the power of God and will see the error of t�ir way and, no doubt, will mate strong witnesses of His Selnt But there will be a number who will carry on in their folly till the momentum of their first infatuation burns out then the faU will come . it is God's good Providence lo save (else we would have lo disregard John 3:16 nevertheleS!, J!!1 t!J!: hot sun will melt a lump or butter and at 'the same time l&i!r...,n a lump of clay, so God's Spirit softens, tenders and quicl<ens some hearts while others are hardened by the same.) The Apostles were men of the same physical, psychological and emotional make-up as men of our modern age. They had the same passions and desires that are COJllDI.OD to men of any gener�tton. Yet they said: "We have left all to follow thee." Here IS· where the secret lies. To be a mlnlster of the Gospel a man musl cast out into the deep and put full confidence in God. Like Peter upon the water, h e must keep his eyes upon Jesus lest he go �own. If a minister p,uts his desii:es in houses and land!! then his interest is diverted. from 1,be real purpose for which In, has been called. Pentecostal et]leriences will be . frequent for the man who "puts his hands to the plow handles and never looks to the right or left, but stralg!J� ahead." It isn't euy to be a wjt9ess for God. Many iests and temp­ tations are common lo � disciple of t:hrist, that lfould never come to an unbeliever. ' The words of Christ are "Go yow­ ways: behold, I send you forth as la!nbs among wolves." The very nature of !he Gospel is designed to stir up, to produce a cpange r�volutionary In content. A man is never the same alter bavmg heard the message of salvation. It Is only liaturaJ that � ma� fight back when the foW)dations of the world he has Uved 1n so long begin to crumble and h is own security becomes a place of unrest. The disciples were to be made instruments in the establish­ ment of the Kingdom of Christ: but this energy _ Pow�r _ was to be by the Holy Ghosi seni down from heaven. God is no respecter of persons, nor times, nor places, nor se�ns. We do not know the e�pi,mation nor tllll 'limit of His P'ower, �u\ we do know upon whom He sends His Holy Spirit lhere · IS life and joy and peace . "But ye shall receive power, after Otat the Holy Gh6st ill come upon you: .and ye shall witnesses unto me both in . Jerusalem, and 1n all Judea, and in Samaria and untb the ' uttermost parts of the earth." ''.' c• ,, FOREMAN & ABIIOff TKJ i.lffJTJD STEEL \YPJK�RS' QF �ERICA Custom Built Kilo�!\• ·. . ,n ..-:-.:- Middleport : • ¾��'�. ..8: l,laV8',1f� '\V•. �';,' .. ' ' ' 1' . ;· , j .' ' ·; ' Take Someone to Church with You Sunday Pomeroy PII-.. WY.Z..1144 . ' ' (The Friendly l!an/<) \ Mlddltport Support the Churcl). of Your Choice Pomeroy Weot Main Slreel . ' \lbl, r,,lor: l!lvlP,e w�Ip 10, :� •el1Jl�n •'lfu■lc In tbt W nblp 8'rv!i:t!"· a,..µ�, CO'"l"/ltee !Ir. . 1urib e, ;�:, .J� . "119_'f1:•· �!'v)�r.•• . - J. f. Jo�chlm, Pr,!J!· 1:f1"1PnJ;l ' y,r� 9jf � . 'Middleport Rt. I �. ' 1 �. W¥4Hll . . . .. ,_ i1W41,port . .. \ '" . . _, . . · . .- �Pll,J (Q• P �01'\.:1, ,� �.,� \I � 01 tho , cl!4�cb Ill J:�: · � · · Ion '!11 " I I!' , 1:IIO p., � ., h . '' , . .. ., . , .. ' ' ,V ' -------- MASON PERSQNALS Ball in Honabr, Virginia. They will also visit relatives In King11o Pefl/,-ei1n, # &.,,., w. �;il• Scou'Ui"otllason Troop 45 left S unday tp apend I week In camp at Rock1 Led,:es nea r Hunt­ ington. Attendin1 are Donna Lish, Josetta _ Lilb, -Kiren Roush. Nancy Proffitt, SIIZQ 'Wamer, Debbie Cook, Jennifer Zerlcle, Harriet Walsh and Kaiy 11tGowan. Alfred News Of Week a · - !!ta, v,. Mr. and Mn. Earl Johnson and family moved recently in to the l;"OOIJIS fonnerly occupied by Jean's Tbta and Teens Shop. The Johnsons wU, move BOOn Into their new bon,e nea r Wah1ma High School. 1 Mrs. Joseph Lish and son, Eddie, end Mrs, Cha rles Yeager and son, Martin, are spending a week viait­ Mr. alld Mn. Harold D. Putt of lq lhflir grandmother, Mn. A . R. East Uverpool, Oiio, were guests the past Wffk �or llr. .and Mrs. B. F. Board and llb.,Mary Berry. The Putt§ wt?e;; ; �ing to theit homo lto,ri, �nded. trip ,· lhrbUCh lll•' 'lirM. .,. � ·:: By- Mli. 'Chairfet Woed• , -�" IDndiy sclac>ol attendancii: July Robert t• ' of 'Frank lbt� 24 w� 51, of(eriq SHl.56. In Ule rl.s, �,- ' ' ,ipa at hom� a�qe of the minister who is on He Is � . Naval vaea� �- Eleanor �yl,ps gave al!ln>ll; c. 1n U'ltettatlnr' report o·n the tn• and lb-. ' W. C � nual � wtili!h she attdd­ falfil4, ' ' ... tlieir ed at La�esid� at the 10:45 w'or- home bi ilollnt 1101,e� ;. Va. 1hJp. There Were 2B present. Mn: llliil•• � ' la vt,tt1n1 lfr.. and Mn. Cba1. D. Woode Mrs. �tile �u,!i jrl liulland. end Kr, arid ICrs. Clair Woode ..n • Blesain1 have were $uncl■,y dinner guests ol rflt , l;,,affit ■�ding the Mn� Cit'rle llllnon, Athens. p1 . •r. llld Mrs. Okey , �� �- and Mr■. Sed O'Brien of Ro Columbhs hive been visiting Mr. ■ of Charleston Is and '11:h. RUT)' t'1uthtie. visi e of �er brothind D6rothy er S.ndn Swarb i in� Mr, a nd Mrs. :W,,1i1rke left Sunday for LlntH&er Th ' ' 1 ' ' !� 1 kvF c�mp irounm. _Ll!lf"S·. hid� ad daughter, won, J.l.a been �er.eived h� Jin. A ' 'udi;td, ·:ti:. Pleasant, qt 'tJi,e 11erJ,ou·1 lllnea of �I v� �I 1')l!>j !!Qt !fn. Fred I,. f. IJqt t.encutter. �On in • bo1:,itll at Runtl�g­ � ql . .. Jli ·""4 '�•la t� !. 11, 1Valnul Slr�I I t;,o-. �--,• Jq. r l•�tb' MOTOR P�TS CO. 5 1 ,n. ' Baker, Of Good Bread • Hunlington, W. V■. Your. Dodge &' Plymouth Dealer Loelll , NEINER'S BAkEIY R. "· RAWLINGS Iii SONS q,. �rciro�,:t I Bn,wn Tex!: Acts 1 : 8 "But ye shall receive power, � th■t Ille Holy Ghost is come upon you: and y e shaU be jV!t,iesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea, a!ld In Samaria, and unlo the uttermost pa-rt of the earth." .,POW'l!lft" be • BAKER FURNITURE ;• . .' ,,..,1 !!! Si<�� . se!",.., ehlrp· :rMY �-- , .,.;" Jnll· alid • f� � ,.. .,...., . . .... , "' · ll'lbiltbly bUline• meetln,g; 8:30 llodi!t' Chvnli· ef , ct,rlot- pm Sr. Cb.olr relinrtaL ,.lllili ••� 7,IO pil;f � 1 ', , • r· . , \1· · · -:. ' •• ,. . ) , ,.. ' . . , L� �' , . ....r.'"f . 10:li Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohl' MAiJ WARD AGENCY Lott.Idle IU� C rch, !o Bot>a -, !11/llater. ID: 1<)1;.'!lil:_ 1 1 :op , fo; I 1 1 po�.r!Re�� 1� ani, i1t:: ve w�16'·tio� ter. ; t:•�,>+� -•hi!l' � .,i.i,, ,._ ..,.�°l..r, 11,iffl , 7:30 pm Wed. 7:30; !'l'Vice a n nl_ ••••lld Ille' ,111 · 1111 1 0:IO 1111, Wai, 'l\alleJ Jo ,...lee , daj l:fl JIIL . l(, & C. JEWELERS -irn:; ,,· n,r:��� d �t, 1\U!IY' 'Of1 'hH- �(l!J!l!'P!ll'), ''Jl!llrni�. , 1\ . p ' , .· . .,.., ,.. , · ,,w• , '""· � , Ch� .... .. • , . •n 'rliomaa, " . • ,,.. ; • •11"1!! QlITT FEED �!ORE - ,M(. • Rev. Eugene Mr H Sizes 6 to lZ Fecet"M �1' ' ltlll ShUtlnr to tbe An1erfoan cir­ cuit we find that tht New York Yankees weNf odd ••cm at 2,1 to wtn on July 14, when they en­ joy� 1 lead o, )� 11me1 O)'Jf Clnel■ nd. De1plte their pltchfM !allure■ 1lne, then, the Y••U are atlll a mild choice ·but • odd••on. lt'1 G-3 ,aainU t� 11lnln& I World Serlu berth, . ,, ; .,, , r��_,. �"lr'!!-J u,sed . By food d1i,uJ.ip. h ioi • · -..i.e.- -' nation. api<iru,,I ••._,_ W� ••l'OOlla.do. / "The more Ids fruit increased :..,;....._ .._,..., -..cioilini;.... - _1 the more att,vs be built; . .m.,. tw.. ·,... ,_ -o,c1 ....­ As his country Improved _..,. ....,.,. ,..,_ ......... .,._... MPK� I 1 ......,, ,. ..., Ml"""1 .. O..,.l, .,. he improved bis pillars." •�' (I) F.,.- hio ...... ..... Q) fw hio f As of the present moment we are being assured that the d,ildrtR·• -�. ()) Fo,- 11.r .... of J... wave of church building, and the rising tide of church attend­ ,_mHily Mid �- (◄} F..- 1ht- .... ance, are evidences of an increased interest in religion. And .t ._ o,...1,. ,..H• ..._iclri .,.4 1,.;. tol-.lveri,one ......, •.,, ......., "'l'Pfr1. Pia. .. .. for ail such gains we ought to be thankful , of course. But lhe TV Sfll!F, AY SUND i. clo"'di ,.i..i, ud. -4 ,- liM. J wise man will probe a little deefer. -TV . WHTN 41.,1,.r The Uniform Sunday Schoo · lesson for July 31: "LUX· 13 - 9:45 ■.111. Channel URY AND IDOLATRY RUIN A NATION," Hosea 8: 1•5; a.a hla "What Religton, Can 10: 1•1�; 13:1-6; 14:1, 4, Ii. Plii�..t II 8wldu Do For A Family" 11-.i;., J (......... • .... With Sunday school children gel.ting into trouble with the ,._._ 7 a T--S.r tied,-t&J J J... 2 aa law, with church families malting thelr wa y to the divorce The Federated Church, Pome­ • If.If ,,,.,., � c�urts with the number of bars in homes multiplying, and roy, Rev. Waldo J. Bartels-, Pastor '1..I 11-tll kwnlt Olilliat wlth ihe use of alcohol a problem inside the congregation of John Wr. Blaettnar, Dir. of Ch. a l m�st �ver_y chur_f h in the Jand, one �ay be excused for educ: Sunday church �chool 9:15 am; Worshi p Hour 10:25 am, ' " resu Its . wonder1ng 1f our I mproved pil'· ui.'rs are prod uc,...g topic "The Principles or sermon An a�ed negro who had worshlppetl in tb'3 shabby old Jesus :• come ,md worship, you church and who was now looking over the beautiful new al'e welcome. bufld!ng, turned to one of the otl)er members and Sij(d, "This UnllH MOlhodlst Chu...h, ,.... sure ts · a lot nieer than the old church· isn't it - a )J.Undred eroy, Eugene Bro,o;n, Pastor, . · , , times nicer. I wonder if we are going to be a hundred time!! Sund�y '-schoot 9: l!'i am, Kenneth Finley, Supt'.; Wot-ship 10:30 · am, �etter in tJtis new eburCh. . ....... topic "Put1lshment11 · and ReFalae Hearts , MYF both Junior• and w11ds"; . WltfJ tl'le hope It wiJI, 111 so "'" qaeanire, fo•ter anti l'lelp . The .prophet Hosea explained the tragedy "'. · v,i. ·his nation tieniorm· meet at 6 m; Monday · •'P W,uen he SIid their Jteart is false.'' 7 pm coinm"issions me!!t; 7i45 .-ii•tal11 that tl!lllch � gc,otl t,, f• f!IIJII 11nd -111anU11 11ft, tJw �en �h� have lost _ their re��t for integrity h3Ve lost Official Board 1'1eets, Mrs. Ruth theu- fa.i-tp 1µ th� universe. A generation that ,cannot believe r�i;t!pkips,. , chf't'?lan. · tile IHI ri11e•• firm• and or,a11l:atlo.. lh IP,elf caqll'ot believe ih the future. fe.,are •• •P•M•relf ,ac)oty, 1 4' · · ·• Cliiljtl•� Commun� Y,ljll not win this struggle for the mind and· MUlbetry Ave., Pomeroy. Mor-n­ u,fao•e -me• appear hel...,, he�rt of the world unlest the free natiqns Jose their faith in ing service at 11 with LOVE . sermon the subject of the lesson GQd and the Wvine origin of human rights. A workman who does not keep his promise, who scan,ts his · Golden Text: Love worketh no , ill to his· neighbor: therefore work , and �ho steals th · e Iime he h as• been paid for, is as love is the 'fulfilling ol the law. much a, tra-1tor to his country as is the sold-i.er wbo throws • Romans 13: 10. Wed111.!sday eve"·· down his arms on the .,battle field. ing · service at B pm. All ar.e web, 1 , , ,1 ,. 1 1 • 1 • • 1 1 . ,1 • , , • - Tlie -o�s�ess- rn�n who l'Disrepresj!��-� his merchandise, come. OUr Aim Is To Satisfy who ta kes adVantp,ge of technicalities in the law and who Fll'$t &1ptl1t Church, Pomeroy, Pomeroy PIIODe YU-5-2145 212 E. Main St. Chesier, Ohio grafts his W.tlY �.ut of difttc:blty •is afl �angerous a' cltizen as Jlalph C. Zundel, Pastor. 'William Watson, Supt. 9:30-1 1 : 15 Com• on� who vo_ws h18 allegiance to Karl Every nJtion survives in pfoport1: to its Integrity and its bined program •I "?"h ip and �.t udy. Special music. �ermon 1 falth ln II$ ideals, The 'ust oo hveii th'eir fai'". ' • !'ill He that would. be gr.al . . Nur· · "i..:...t: / py · · · D' sJo Cop g 9" ( ,yrl ht 1 Y0 bY h e lVI . .ll Of. C,,nstian. Edtlcat1011, Na24 Hour Service ) Motor Tune Up and Junior church for chil· Ilona! Cou�ctJ of the Churches of Christ in ·the U11ited Stales sery dren. 2,op a hymn s!Pf will �, Mldd\ePort Powel & Ash-Middleport-Pb. W\'-2-3921 of An)erlca.) . . , . , , · · , , od'1'f_uqu,4 by,, ft•JW,d l'joiiJ'!,. ·----� ____ . T!l,e pu6Jic is in vitea, Wed nesday I I SERMONETIE Is with B·��r R�k In Dally Sentinel, Pom�•Ml411ltp1rl, 0., July 30, I • . :. l'rt.£king DI A State u 1 n • SUND.AY IICII.Ol)L LESSON Of TRF :WJE" a 020-- 3 . 4 I �:��!:: • ) · ·� Cards !:\20 03x-1 0 4 l C. Harm and G Harri�. Spencer and J. Dtddle . , Ti,&ers 208 0�20 14 3 Po�roy • Pom the �, Rfcine Cards and 4 18 061 14 12 4 ei;d)' U.e'n advanced to th� S(.'nll• l l artl cy . --;- , (3) Karr K. , Eai;::hsh Eng:ilsh 8 ripal rolm4 .pf LitUe League a:ames nson. Joh and Greer Bartels. and a ! r c �i ment ourn reek e in yie Willi viCfories last evenin& I Paul F�lmer'1 Ti,£e�s measure\! J;lartley �¥1� ol i,'t. l'leoslU't �O-ll 1 , I n a co�al of l ong 4�ts ,nq drives tw>'!Sh Ill, /),{ield. . ,JI" 'If" 'f The CUd,I l(IQj the Po111e,oy a gel• ■ n �p 1n..3 � e ch team ung I• If "• error, afield I "'� ,... ."" "\!,N ,� , ' I fJUi i,.g the tN,Ue,ren c"e'. · ov�r un• t . N ew Ha� en EUB _ook 1'l!e Cardi 11.lld Titers meet tothe Bend m first plaee disputed "-!Vt n_ ••.,t ,.,,. in - I.he &ee"-n•I · �•� .- ' an all- Slow Pitch Ch urch Uagui, on Tues day night wi,lh a 16-2 victory over the New Haven Lu.tl;ier11.ns. .p Robert Cooke hurled four-hit ball £or the EUB a nd Harry Miller led t h e sluggers with t wo �•r home runs. ·Marion Ohlinger w as , _______.c.,_________ The Chicago '.Vhlte Sox, - H! • All TII IQ Y� EY,i ��Ep · 11 F1"elt • parf'lii Unprecedente4 Betting Boom Elates.Bookies Giving Out Latest 'Lines' On Maj�r �"Pf-S NEW YORK UPI-Tho New York Yankee front office plan­ ned a party today lo celebra te ·, - _ __ _ •___ --·-- Today's Sport Parade ■ .. 1 guy 11\ th! �.itll 'fl!l' &I] alll n � �d;, Cine,�, �i:iet•I ��i: ai_ � J:""!�1l !W �re �r.11� " Pl'ite r;s. • · - · - .. -➔ + ➔- I ::! �c;:r:� �:;:�� t1J: rh� hot Somerville Motor, club In lhe 1· Yunkee Bras• Pl'ari Partv For '01 Case • . 'l" 'N!W ' .--- Tn 'fnn..lar f H' J� � SAN �qsco WJ - J'o ..l � Car� "arers M�MC.e bitii JIo ·•"I I api._. · · · ' Brill, 1 groat biocklJli b\l<k un- I dle1• Pr•leulonal Goll • ••n• Hall G,IT 11/THE�LAND PHILS RECALL PITCHlllS '""" . ONS &•• 1' ...,,. der K n ute Rockno ·at No'·• . "� Dame • (UPI'r- 'Mte Mont- of .... -me on Thur·•ay MONTREAL ST. LOUtS (UP[) - Buffalo ,,. ' will pla·' 7 In . in ..,aoocl , rl •., pitc hers Al Nei-ger and ArJ Ma- real Canadiens ha ve aqnounced the $'ffKK) GrouinJer Ladies �A in the ea y 30;9, ,.. health un lil a ·WeE!k a10 When it harre y dorined Ph iladelphJa Phil- the loan or Billy Sutherland. one Open tournamen� Aul. 24.27, flJIY w.as he had Stones In lies uniform11 today �erT ltelr,g of thelr rqaOJt proml1ing minor Rawls it. the only four-time wln�l!!r th dJk900vered :.:..::...:.:..ld:::n:::•:.>:.. · :._ · __:,:.' '· _,-·.,.--�·:. ealled up from the I nternatfonal lea-1uera-. to the Clevel•n B.arons of th� U. s. Women's Open chtm- bo of the ARJerlcan Hockey1 Ledli'l,le. pionahip. League c'ub. . ., Used RefrigeratQrs BAKERIN MIFU RNITU RE DDLEPORT . ... , l,v.,•� ,...... , FREE PARKING birt hday. 'I-' �u o,.., Ste111el's r-...., a.�,...., ...,�... �'·' Duds In Suds laundry man a1er Casey I =, Stpn Wil l iams. th!! forJotten league-JeadJnj Pli-a (��·. " · '' man of the Dodsers' pennanf, play. Plr• ••• Th...- AhtlMI off vktory laat 11eaeon. moy be the Pittsburgh Increased its margln �s Angeles hero of the 1 960 Na- to t�ree g a �11 u Vinefiar Be nd honpl League race. �1 l2ell tWo-Ji!P fhe Chlc aio Cubs 4-0, St. Lou is shul QI.It PhiladelThe bi& righ thander with the phia, 3-0, ancJ San FPanclaro cash• overpowerin g fa11t ball wus over­ ed in on two une a rned runs lo looked In the light of Larry Sher­ defeat Cincin nati, 2-1, in other ry'11 World SerieH heorks against • Chicago_ But it was Williams who National Le ague ga me1, In the American League, Kan­ nailed down the second playoU sas CJty beat New York, &-2, Wash­ �ame against Milwaukee with ington prevented Chicago from lhree extra innings of hitless ball AT 1 hat gave Lo11 /\nReles n 6·!5 tri• passin4_ the {ii;stplace Yankees with a 11 vldory over thl!" wtl.1te S. THIRD and ASH STS. umph a nd the NL l\ag. SOK, Cleveland broke a live-game · HIDDLEMKT, OHIO WllilamR retained his m.1 slery losJng streak by dereattnii Balti­ over the Braves Friduy night es more. 3-1 . and Boaton edjjed De­ 24 Hou n, CloNd Sunday he hurled Los Angeles to a 7. 3 troit, 1 -0. WASH 20c DRY Sc victory over �ccond-plan• Milwau­ Don Hoa k's two-run homer in kee. Hit1 1 1 th triumph - the ri!th lhe fifth inning provided Mizell in II row - en.ibled the Dodgers with all the runs he needed to to clo11e to within two i:smeR of win his seventh game. Hoak a lao MRS. DON GOSNEY, Charlie DreS11en's crew and re­ delivered II run-acoring single for Owner and Oper,ator main in ,triking dist an<'I' of the Pittsbur11:h i n a two-run Bf!Venth inning. Danny KravHz, .apparently re­ taining that will to wi n when he WE DAVE PLENTY OF GOOD was waived by Pittsburgh, stru9t a three-ru n homer tha t en abled Kansas City to win Its first s a me or the season at Y an kee Stadlum. For The Be" Deal In Refnieratora See ._.,..l fillSD.. l•• W. Va. A rour-game scll�d�le hu been ■et up for the Mar1hall Colle1e fre1hman !oulb1U te1m this fall. 'l'hey will meet Mariel ta at home. Oct. 3 ; Cincinf1AU' at home Oct. 2 1 ; ·Ohio Unl vtf1ity a t Athens Oct. 28 a nd Xavier at Clncinnatl Nov. 4. .:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..:;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= -;;;-;;'-,- FRIGI DAIRE "FROST-PROOF" REFRIGERATORS s,n.4� f, .L,. Th!' That Have Been Traded In On The Amulng .. c�m,_lnue4 I':!!""" Wi1aaio lti�!,� . �if� n � t o nip right at the liee.lJ. lNie-� � !.li• · ...ii,..,,4 game out, ol the lhci l)e l' o&f J.taJ- I Pw It uer1, wiLh a 7-f w tn Over last evening in a da,kne"awl!otl· ened I.ix innin& aame. M icky Mor-rUI solved s,r- a,u� j • pitching for two of the B1rof)Ji le three hits, aonnie Carr got We ofh- 1 1 at St. Lou� phia Phllaffl s. single WE're er. AH For Syracuse. Jim Louk:1. l iOI' Shon f:7 ,r1 J1.... l lf .ll.wWf,lit •t hurler. doubled and , Baker 11 �aed-, ..... lS �x _....,. ng. Sli"ttrm four-rnn the in both C,llia:� I " � l,ln fr41l(cl II was all lhe losers' hits. · '!!' !!:Do.II 5-1 · Moj.l,lo The Baron s have a mate-11p j game yet with Racine un(t Syracuse also has a make-up co ntest wiUJ Racine whieh will be J>hyed i1 l,t · .. • eve n tually meaps anythin& l� th.C • � 1 I P r.. . standin q, snd l t. may. . M iddleport pecked away at Syr1;1,GB I ., cuse wilh a ru n in the finJ, two i n 52 k 3JI · the second, three in tpe �t.Ji fnd N11_� ¥..�!. • · · .574 one in the sixt_h. They C9F.1e IP,"�ely Cfuc ago • • • • • • 9'.4 40 .�6 � ll 45 !S2 , , . . Baltimore m�f(:ues fielc!'ini aix o, aid with the Cleve! an d . . , . • 48 43 .527 t\I by the Syracuse boys. ton . . . f6 45 .506 6¾ Washing 102 031-7 3 1 1 Middlepor t Detroit . . . . . . . 43 48 J,3 Pll 000 uvr-w 2 6 Syracu�e n Bosto . . . . , . . 38 M .419' 15 Morris (WP). Carr (6) and J!iush. City as ns 35 &5 .389 l'i''Ai KA Louks! L� ). Baker (3), Louks (5), Frl._:y,., RHultt and Cundi lf. WHhlniton 7 Chicago � (NI K••l!!'' CllY 5 r.•w \' oric 2, 1!1) Cl�•n4 3 la tlmo,e 1 , IN) Botton 1 De!tolt O IN) SalOrdce(• '!',.,.,,�}! •ri,�n Ghlc.... OJ 1!1�!".�oo-8•,u­ m,nn 7-4 � L,'° · 5.;j· · • Cl..,.Jin-,, •• ...ltl!"�........Ora,;d �5 •• 'i',tradl JfS ,C•h11. 1 'Ctty � f4•w York-Hall +'S ' BUFFALO. N. Y. UPJ-S_portl �7 1,, L; ary � 9,J his1 ory will be made tonight a,t · Del�I al Sunlvan 3-1 1 the wh�tJ Buffalo's Civic St11idium lJurtalo Bills and the Bo11to9 P,-­ triots clash under the Hgh,t11 fu c�I,i •J Wilh!.l>I'•� the first contest twtween twQ c1.u.a 11d at a,1t1mer1 te.nmll or thr new America n ,oo�­ -� ' T!'k l l(ono.i ,• C i' bjill League. exhlbU_iop, n The pre-11e11iso . ')' ' opening the 1960 Un ited . . Sta te11 WIN HOIIII LAURILS foq_tk_all �ason, fi nd& mem'jja 9.f sO(l'RIIIQ, �Ial\,m UPI..'. H ulh . IJOt1i·" pro lHhll relHI� ta Wllef'bl'Toililci!I, 'M'd., tldln1· Mai• t)ie "old collegll try" to w� ter William, \'fill timed in -t7.8 secSfAIIOn berths on the re�ul ar 0Jl.d1 Frida)" to win the ''Prix du 1quada. Kursa al," I 640-meter event with Some 100 players will be dres­ 13 ob1taclH at the Ostend hone sed by both cluu&, but only 33 iihow. Fra n k Chapot of Wallpack, on ea<"h team wlll have jobs N. J., fin ished second on Trail whe n the regular. le.igue sea son Gulde. opens. Williams May B,: Jf..-n AgaJip Uttle Bl,: Green For Los Angeles In '60 Race Have 4-Game Schedule HUNTINGTON, UPI­ .. � "1fl?P8 R r.· "hufflr.s l\Ti"�wk "' 3 5 7 7 '12 � · • - . ,. • • ,. , 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy,M iddleport, 0., July 30, 1960 G� f;ml Fast .:.r - . ..-�,--- .. ' .. ... � . .. .... . .. . .,.,._, . 11 1\, · . . -·----- -· ----- ·------------------------- - -·J ...,. ll" �...· -iJ • 1<• "1 I •·, of Lon g Hits Feature Pon y Games I . - ... . · - - ...... .., ..- ..... .. .. .. - . - · · - - •- t • - -··---- . - -- - • - - · · - - . . - - · - - . . . ton S...,,1 from bm, •tlended t/1• * ��ma LaIIG,m ..:11·' ; Hofll�IU ■t SIi.tr Ridge at i ' tho'l!inhh lil,thel tliu,oh. July 24 II, ' "i, lf ' ' : ·'. · J)ana Swartz '>f Cohutlbul' ,•lsit• ' Bail of' \f-._ ed hl1 daughter Mrs. r1u1 Jhicl:• ' �' Jlaj . )frs . Al• ' lei' and l,imll1 lailt ••Ott , �� , Of Tupl!On plla•'liur Sim la, • · •· 11h, /w'dWaY Pl•IJI, ,jl\t IM.U'l,h�, Clara Ill"' Vlrllnli • ariln. Oat Hill, •Ill� )Ir, �-� ¢! $1)folda called on' i!ij.' ,ha illm Ssl!)f' al the tlmwood �•irsina Rome eta, aftemoorl. · '" '' Cju� met at !he 9V. day 1,,1. wee�. JI. Wood• of h<Pe jl 1l1!!llil N,;Iton Tuell,lu l!<r "1:1· , ' fllii. '4'4· 11'"· c. N � -•� c'l.1!�tf ,,••• .,._ �• Aj)e• o1 Co1 Wooclo. • · ...-nib' with 11n Garnet Windland l ed the ff!'O- A · � · · 1• • , _ PD ti'! :1 . ·•;:;� � tll/)!!M )t<r , , of Le1�Ute • . aren iiifon. .1 •The l'lostns strwd retruh- • Pearl BohinlOII aftd• lfar, Row-1 menll of 111ndwlche1, cookiea. cot- � Yllfttd EbMr " Dill at C&na1 1 teL . . . ' ,., 1 i, . \;, . , l r . '' .;, ..l :'I . .,' '!'tll.';;,.."f.\1 IC,� rnm '"�aa,t IuZw';i,ftetl ;,t'le .. � »!>JIil ./! ""1�� ' ,�; �.. - •• ..•• ..: ; :: • � -.. • � -• --- ◄ • •· · • • - .... .. .... ___ w .....,.� ••� ... ...- �, ..... • -� _ _,,., ... ,.._ _ ....... � •W . I-Dally • •• •. WANT ADS I Demonstrations Given At 4-H • g Ub M eehn FOR SALE Senlintl, '1-<mleroy-Middleport, 0 , July 30, 1960 a nd PRODUCE BEANS, corn beeti for ca nning or freezi ng . Phone WY2•6l2l . 7•30-3tc 'I;<,... • "t. Tuppen Pla ins Soc ial Events c Danv ille I Social Events In eturned I �OWNINGTON I Social Events 1 Mrs. Etha Do nahue has r ly lfflwn lrl klN B Mr&. Alu Swick sevenl spendm& home after Lilli� Hardway and dau• Mn. Ro�e.rt Davi• ar d M s M By Mn. P:r•nc.i, Morrl1 \ r\ y w:;e Sun d&)' dinner &hter, 111'1. Clara Stanley ot mon lllll with her dauchter, Mrs, an d a.ml CANNING TOMATO ES for sale. The Happy Hu1Uen Sund �y Ruth G1ll.11 n in Flonoa. on gueS lS of M r . 1nd Mr11, C · F Ed· Worthtncto.o were caUln, $ con own g n Bri bushel. a .00 s • l M ist 1 th e M od School c ass of the l'OB CONSISTENT DEPEN D.I.BU: llE!IUL'nl rs. Ne 11 a Howell wa callin1 on y. Thurada here d, n frie , tainer. H arry Hill, Letart Falls were Church bad a covered d ish di nner her da uehter, Mn. Co ra JeweU muod.11on. Mr. aod Mrs. Edwin Stver;i l demonstration s Don n ie Rou,b of West Shade BATES Da ll we e �er�r0; c l · Ohio. Phone CH7•2142. 7..J0-3lc presented by mem bers when the m the ch urch an nex. Friday even• and granddau&hLer, Susie Howell. � � ��: � � 1 call• were vi1itin1 hi1 aunt an d uncle 0 d r. a Mr a nd Mrs. Harry Ro!ll and · f cents per werd, one Insertion . Minil'lum char& e - 60 cent.. · n ------ Good Luck Clovfr 4·H Club of Ma· ini, July �2.. Mn. Marga ret Houda• --".,Violet -GOLDEN JUB!LEE peaches read_y son met in the Maso n Methodill ed on Mr. ,nd Mrs. Chur E d· Mr. and Mn. Gerald 1he1t conducted the devouonaJ per- 1 sons · of Salt Rock, W. Va., were I oeni. per word for throe c:,oc.iewun maerUana. Tbunday. B n ng co��amer . Webster Fr oo l Church sod al rooms recently, mundso n recently. iod , U1in1 a, her topic, " Chri11uan V l5Jt m g at the home of her gra nd• 8",ciaJ - one mot!lb for 30 cent.J per Wor4. Mr. and Mn. Ran n i£ Myers • , LNng Bollom, 0h 10. F arm, ey. 81 anc ' y. ni e 1 l St.a h n U Full rate ef 4 ttnU per word will be ohar,ied for ad vertLsin,J . e r , Mrs. = •r an moth Pa c; I M·• ul Mrs. M r . an d moved here I n the Milo have . The me e ting opened with the 7-30-6lc Phone YU kon6·320 l. r1, La ura Watson, president, d not paid within 10 day, aner reeeivina: bW. Hanmg spe nt se ver al and family of Columbus wen Cllldwell iwoperty from Che,ter. • ,yne \h i. ---- - -" ---- . and Boya e ia n W Virgi al f was m cbarce of Lhe busi ness sea· · d ays a� the hom e of his a unl, Mrs. visiti ng relatives hen over tba Error, in Aavenisin& - Should be repo".'U'd immc-diately. The CORN $1 .� bushel. John Wer• �� f!� ga� d the t•H Pledge. Mr. and Mra. Dwight Kim of r , aion. A social hour followed e Sta n ley Alic Dail� Sentin el will n ot be responsible for more than one lncor• ner, Sr Middleport, RD, OhJO weekend. j and ¥rs. Elen or Hoff. Guy1ville , d . an Mr. . home d ne of K daughter Obaz, Nola retur has rung e r by given Ha eith net lMl!l'Uon. we D 30 Jtc str11t1ons 7 07 2-4 Phone S H emon ma n of Akron were recent Juesta 1 M rs. M a bel Farmer, Mr. a nd ol Mrs. M .. bel K.im. Cal'd pf 'n-.A nb and Speclal Noth:es of Ev1.'"tlUI $UM). Obituarie■, . Jackie Capehart . G ay Cartwright, Mrs, Rudolph Ob1tz., returned from after spe ndin i! ., ev er al da ys with · Mrs. Be n Harv ey a nd Larry st>e�l MAGIC CHEF gas ran gl!. WtU Claudia Zerkle, Gary Stewar t, K:ay Chilct.ren 's Hosp1Lal in Columbus fnends m t:hica go. publtahed at 1 co& 'lt per worll. The addreH of Mr. a nd Mn. s Farmer WY 2· Mrs. Phone l l r at easonab le. se l MO. e DAYS 3 DA YS ! DA Y "."IORDS Lawren<!e Bnck.le.15 spent a day the weeke nd Ml'Gowa n , Jennife r Zerkle, Joy a1ter a leg operat1on. Ro bert Martin who moved from 2937, Hysell Sl. M r s. Allen Thabel, Sharon Queen , Kath-; n &In. MolU'garet H o uda&belt enter• with his brother• tn •h w, Ger ald farm here. I& 60< IMlc '4.!10 � • .30 here is 1933 fairv1ew Court, Knopp. tained at her home Wednesday. D e an ,a nd family, $1.20 $11 00 60,: $1.ll(l a, '1·30-3lc Johnson and Cha rlene Diehl. . Salem, Ohio. Margaret Mr s. Adra .Swick PEACHES. See Cm Fru at Ba rbara Welch �as an o vernight Linda a n d Wanda C�rdillo we� 75c $t.ll0 $2,211 20 i '7.00 � meeting in a ddi• Gues l.l were Mr�. L aura Schaeffer, I for the Present . 7 9. tc Mason, W. Va. � 2 .fi tion to those giving demonstra• �ra. Alber, He1lm 11 n , M rs. Dale guest of Na ncy Pr1c . . Ada �ved by 10 A .11. will be in that day·■ 1"P«, in Athens Sunday ev eni ng. They n Ro . Mr J , n h Mra. • mith, Otto D who Welch a .11 n a · Lo S employed . m were calling on Mr. and Mra. tions were Ma ry A nn Rickard, Joy s Thabel and Mrs . Sarah Spencer, a ld. Smith and daughter, Janu , a l � Co lumb �s spent �he week end with Jesse Swan in the c;,e ni ng. Mr. o,r •Pomeroy, •�d Mra. �homas Mc h 1H family �t the1r farm home . advisor. Swan has had infection i n hii ----,,-• •------------,,----,,...-,-----· IJIEO IOATI AND MOTORfi W the club <.:Iunii a nd _ch1ldre�. Jimmy and ' Mr. a nd :rtrs. W. D. �co�t spent cou nty-wid.e prayer service A h·and f r o m a tick bllt. nd WP wflll • ..__, -■-ir I llt. &&-a·1 I I l:!iua nn e, Ceh na, Oh10. : Sunday i n Columbus v1sUUlg her wu held Su nd ay afternoon with pollten Motora. t00 L Milln Sev e ral fr om l'lere helpe.d t o ma ny from thie community atte nd• broth er , Yranklin Townsend �nd ! s _....,.. St., POIY'•roy. Phon• WY..2-IW. Mr .and Mrs. Tom W olle and I family. Th ey were accompamed l LY .\1 U� 1 1 1 Dt l uxt St� llon Yi a• make the ice cream social at ing. 1 1 •24-tfe �aughter , Mickey, retu rned alter I � 0 �1 . ;,uod L·ond l l ior1. $ 1 50, Hux ; had who children their ">alem Cente r a �uc<:ess. The Boy by home At the recent baptiti ng at Dew­ s�uumg n me Uays at Nla mm?�th l53 . I 011 1crny. 7 30 3Lt. ent se11eraJ d ays lher e sightsee, ' and Girl Scouts wish to th ank sp , _ 1 Ru n , live from here were bap. itt& No Umil . t.:uves 61nd VI SJte4 Mr. and ,11rs. . mg. ne wh o helped m any way. everyo zed. ti L.)'l e Ch n e at u ecatur, HI., and M r . Take All You Catch J \ ---- H OUSE-:; THREE ROOMS , BATH itn d Mr11. HOb Leck. al Ha�1llon, 0. , Ken n eth Haning, who is employ• Hom e r Ke mpe r of E:n o is p� int J CASH PRIZES Recen t visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fu U lt IWOM l f U P'-il< . $297S. Richard 1', lsher, Monkey Run, Mr. a n d Mn . Charles I. Saber ed m Columbuz; spent the week I in Swick. W ilbur Biuell were Mr. and Mrs. . . . g for M r . and M rs. Joe . I Live Ba u, Shelter l low,e, Boy Scouts of the GM di trict and children , l)1a ne and Ste ve , of end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will rent f or $l: C�II WY2 Pomeroy. ·, " 6tp Pearl Goff has been real poot• Rolland Light, Hele n and Davy, of : I � Pitnk T!ibles arriYcd at thc Co l ora O Jam oree ' Johns tow n 1tpent the week e n d Glen Ha ning, 621J l . 7 25 61c after su rg e ry the second Lime Norwalk. They were vacatio n i ng )y . EIGHT ROOM H(HJSY.. �five �I I p. m. . u n Ju l y 1 7, Doug M oo re l w1,h their paren ui, Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. 1 but ,· , v a,at1on1ng al the soo,ewhat ,·n,proved al an d wislted ma ny frie nds and rela­ room apartments. A. N. Bcngl! I. wro l e t illS week I rUr:L O I L �·uRN An: WITH nd Mrs. and Mr. J:;al Vrover a 1er in Do.u glas were their Joh Mrs. nd ' iting. a w · this . tives. U. Ufc Phone WY2·3272. Jari,:c blower, � I I l Ontrols, J ud I ________ m. daughter and fa mtly, ,Mr. and Mrs. 8 Miles Easl Of At h ens . "Wh en we arriv ed al th e Jam• !' earl Mart 011 tank. Call w vz. 2974. · Mra. G reta -5uttle's mother, Mrs. Mr. a nd Mrs. T. G. H1 J ldore _ a nd , James Osborn a nd children of Colwe sel up eami, a bout 50 On South <.:ammn Road ee, c" - bo,·r,,, -7 25 6tp -llnklrnisbe NEW d deluxe apart• daug:hler, dinner ere w nn a, Do umbus. l is spen ding sever al days in Bailey, -" --. ·ak. e P 'ike's f um . l Jus t Ofr Roule 50 ment, ai r conditioned. Phone m , . . r Id ay eve nJ ng or Mr . and guesls ''r th c s utlle h ome. I .,,-' GAS, F U �:L. OIL and coa l fur• n evening we ha d a 8W' ! , l5'i . ! 7·21-12.k W Y 2•5 1 -i l . Mrs Dorothy Townseod and �hll· =-:-::,::::,::::=,::,.,,-:-:==- I nace11 Ca l l for free e;,l 1mates Mr. and Mrs. Willard Price 11nd .n the unt M rs. K. E. Byer ana son, Ro bert, E . S campfi re to open the 50th al their he-me in -:diddleport opening olumbus w ere over mght I dren of •C � ROUND A N U SQU A lti''. D ANCE . ,· p lntu Newark, are spend ing their l"or e n'lil n & Abbott, Middlep ort. family, II 1 R B ROOM d us;; buement 316 Neli o na l J a boreoe . Some 55 ho n 4 • U ests of Mr! Nada To"". n� nd gu Satu rday n1gli!, J u l)' 30, from Mrs. ecent r . guests o f M n vacatio with the latter '■ parents. 6· IU-lk Rec:nt :�ier: : the will Heil• Cond or St., Pomeroy, Call WY 2- boys a t tend� ed the c !l mpf1 rc. was a recent Mrs Ora Carsey 9:3u to 1 2 .30 �l l 'umcrny Muosc a nd Mrs Harlow Ervin were Mr Raymond Fitch Sr. Mn. d an Mr. ' . 1 e, ddl D man hom e were Jerry • 7 26 6tc 3859. _ __ _ _ --uousc mcm 1Jers a ri d 1 , ·· dge. A I 1 ." ut.i awrence iSaJser a nd ,Donald Salser busines11 V LSItOr J� Ne 1 s o0 v il le __ _ ______ dys Bissell and Mrs. VirMrs. Gla L very special a had Vir Scouts e Heilman, • "Th Billie and Shirley L 111 frlr.nd11. r 7 i 28, Jtp 1 _Mrs. V e st.i �.o bmson _s pent a , d Y gil King and ehild ren, Lenard gi n ia Llghl, Davey and Helen, re HEFHIGERATORS to rent $S.OO e ucst, R k h.ard Arness, who plays of Columbus, Ed Salser of Dorca s, l��:�t 1 960 ---- • - SAT u R b��.recent• urbr1dge B Mrs. Anctl with / Mr, a nd Mrs. ParneJI Conrad of month, W e deliver and keep i n Mall o,· ,,.. cently visited with Mrs. Greta Sut , "nh a m a"" Mr . Woode. u n. flRMITE A N O PEST CONTR O L 12:30 P. M. E rctt . ly. Mary Mrs. Amanda, Ohio, E 111 ings Store, one Ph a nd 50r. , tie a service. with ended "T Campfire Goegleln he Denzil Mrs. d n a Mr. c ro f o J I : n n i: u r f er dersi ed w 11y Pain. FrH lni.pe tion. lniur• T ht' W Y 2-2660 • 7·28·3tc wonderful dis.play of ..£i r e wo rks set 1 Athens, �r. aod Mrs. 1� gar Jennie ca Rou,;h M Miss M Jan ice Hayma n of Parker&, r s. Col· lled on of r s, Jack Cl ar k r. and M N by Ni1tlonwlde, Phone R, ! 1t<1 le ul public a u l' 11on a 1 l h l' . . burg visited with her pare nts, Mr, -:-::- off from Pike s Peak . Moo re said. Jayl or , lt&.�me, RD, and Raymood umbus are spending some time a t · Sunday. home of the !ate l;N1rge Mc- -- - - --tnd A. Senlc::e 'St.1tlon W Y 'l., .:.ell, Oak Grove. William Tayl or called on Mrs. and Mr!. Dayton Hayman. -------4-26-tf c jr the ho me of his father, J i m Cla rk. I l}u 1 gJ.: �n Lirwoln H i l l , •l 'o me• �·ou n HOOM IIOUSE WITH BATH UU. Mr. a nd �rs. Cha!les Beegle and .: � ' C E . Kathy Lawre nce, daughter ol . l{EEDSVILJ. Paint er Mor.day. olRoberl Howell ol heal. n. gas Ian nd l l u Mr. f . asement, b a !lulomalic p r folluwm -- - , er• 1he Oh1n, (Jy, g ,a\•c, a tomplctc 1 now Dou g las J ohnson is spending a Mr. an d Mrs. Joe Lawre nce, Bash ,le Mrs. Haymond Co ngrove oC son, Chuckie, 0.f co.lumbus spen t ; umbus were caUJng on Mrs, Cora I 1 6 1 fi Lincoln Hel g hls, P ome roy. sunal propNty. fRAVEL SERVICE. If you o1re I Plckc r i�gton spent �he past week lbe wee� end with his pa renl&, ,Mr. I Jewell this week. · few days with relatives i n Addi• an , is recoveri ng from p neumo1,1a. Call SH 2·4307 a fter 6 p. m. M a t d1i n g Antir1uc Heil and a n� Mrs. Ira Beeg!e. JOl ng lo 3 11,Y . forn� n c ?u� try l1erc with Mrs. Essle Congro v�. Several from here atte nded thf M ar h lc Top Drusser, Smglf' Me Mrs. Alice Whal ey of Co l umbus s on. - - - - - --- ---l'1 r. and Mn. Vary Sellers and spent several days al the home of or anywhere 111 1 �1 c U . S. g iv e Mr. and Mrs. Everett Boggess Mr. and Mrs. Marten Oates and revival at White's Chapel. 1al H e el ( l'lHl1Jl l c 1 c ) , s111 g J c Wal • ( u1 a ta ll. N41 �nYii·e ch11 rge , n� J o� Athens arc visiting here with ch;ldre11 of Orove�o rt spent .the u . o. Wha ley helping to care for Rodney Boner �f Bellaire spen t Mr. and Mr�. H��ward . Bisse�L n ut Ue i l (eumpl cteJ . lied linen s extras. TAW N E Y S TU� IOS, 4� his parents, Mr. and M rs. W. week e nd with Mr. an d Mrs. W;ird her son, Terry, who is ill. the weeken d with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and Avis, v1s1ted with h1f ( i nc lud i n g blanket s .:ncl .s p n •ad � i · Boggess. Say e and Mr. and Mrs. Herm a n Second , AYeliU l' , -�--,t: a l l l l•? 1 1.s, pare n t. Sunday aftern oo n . ( ' u rt .i i 11 s , Mirrors ( gold a nrl H O US E---,.,-c Mr. and M rs. Ancil Burbridge Dave Williams. __ J KEEP O B _ ING $I0 00 0;fe. W 1243 o 6 · • Pho ne GI 6• WH> • call· Heilman Will r GI · s. r M and Mr. a, n Tan d!lughter, infant r .ei d · Mrs. Garnet Hayma n has reteiv• th took Stcum woo trun fr1w1e11), cr k, · week. Ph one WY2·3323 · Week end a:ueats or Mr. a nd Mrs. to Parkersburg for med ical treat• ed: on Mr. a nd M rs. E. Cale re• 7·2Hk q e d word that her son, Pvt. Laur____ llrllW· of Chest ue Anti nesk, _ ·7 21f 6tp Jerry Gr1ham were Lester Spa n - menI. cenUy, I es, " !layman , ,·, completing hi, L iJ e ar ''· •• rop er., bl •t " t ·ence f 1 ag J e Of COIum bus an d M r. and M rs. · Roush, arry L s. r M d n . r M n Of a and Mr. o d e _at Fort Knox, Ky., am1 will r D call Stanley nzle e ing n ai t Shelf I-tall R8ck with Mirror, (20 ) . Se ICC.: Arch Rol�lns, Mr■. Gla dys Canter M rs. Her b Barnh a rt rece ntly. Mary J o and Do nme Rou .11h al· be bome ior a fifteen d ay leave th• U llhoJstered ·- - · -· - -- -· Room Lh mg and Oonme McClella nd, Letart, W . W E WISH TO thank uur relati11es Dori11 Staltll a nd R hea Ha ni ng of tended the ball gam ea Sunday at first of A uJust. Ch.ai r !!, G. I!:. llf'friAerator c:as TELEVISioN RADIO AND !!MALL Vil. 111 nd f r iends wh o hci pt•d in any . 1pent their vacatio n with Cinci nn ati. Columbus Mrs. Gar net Hayman a nd so n1 app1Ja n ce repair. Phone Ott, llangc, W esti nghouse !'toaster Mrs. �ollle Pullins and Mr. a od Rhe.i's parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Ray way dur ing lbc illness and ----are viaiting with her nephew and. 11nd St a nd, China a11d < i la11s• GaugH: Mo l,tgomer y uppe r )lcC.1lntock, Racine, O�lo. :Z-Uto · Mrs. Re Ld Rose and son , Harold, . o f Haning. dealh of ou r husba nd, father w11 rc , C ru e Ui, Gude11 Tuu ls, t,,amil)' Ml'. and Mrs. Larry Cozart. ]6.0, lowe r 9.3. runnin g 5 ft.; Newa rk 11pe nt several days with --\1 -'--- --- __ ___ ·-a nd son, Harry K Pr ice. Also LanCl;ter Cherry Stends, Walnul Sta Q.ds, APAlf.l'M ENTs _ �- aocl Ga l lipolis lippe r Ie.7, lowe r lO.S . atives i n Belpre. Rev. Norr lK, the singe rs, p11 II .Sq . Pedesta l T n bJ c , Pi r tures, ii'q lum l1hed. MeYutera. :ll1ddkr running slx foet; Lock 23 upper Mr. a nd Mr■. €harles McNkkles. Mr. cCJ9Be Sheffield return ed I Mrs. B. M. Pickens . went . to Henry Rou1h a nd .son , Dale, re• bea rers a nd Leavett's Fu11c r al . tf 3 2 2-2082 WY Phone port. one ,on an" ' I v•••t with hJB from ng LernpH (Fl oor nnd Tahlc) , Man• runni 10.2, lower 15,2, • tur ned Friday from Akr�n aceom- Fran�•lort, Ind., last week to v1sl_t c ._,..., Home. daughten in Akron , , Kanawha l l ro llers nn ,- -::- flUllNACII A wicket. · � "C"" -ccc.,..:,le! Clock, W!ill Shelves, Books MUILLllt WIITINO , panled by Mra. Violet Fi.sher and , relatives. Mn. Dorothy Price, (l a rgu !l!(SOrlment) Singer Sew, . ' HOUSE •ppllancN, Ameld ..... on sill. All dame aro up. two sons who will spend two weeks Mrs. H 1u:el Clelan d was a busl• Robert and I ton1111, OHIO VALLEY LIVE STOCK CO, Boats, Down, Ohio Riv..Rugs, Hockin g . . then, Syrac llM, Oh k,,. Phone ln1,t Machine, ness visltor in H untingto n Wed• with her pare nts. Mn. Annie Pritt Gtlllpollt, OhlD, July 23, 1 960 3:10 d or Chulrs, SL Cb1irs (1,:;rnc 11nd -6.114 Bcckj C. Walter 13 1 1-1 1.ff Lock . WY2 Mr. a nd Mrs. Tom Liodsey an d nesd ay. She was accompanled bY '1·30-1tp The Kirksville College of 01• solid seals . , l'l"orcelain K i lthcn am 12·3: L ock 14 Mr. Chris 6:4� HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 1 8 to "son, Scotty, of Grove City. spe n t her son , Mr. a nd Mrs. Henry Cle- teopa thy and Suri:ery in Missouri 18.40; 220 to 200 lbs 1 8 to 18.40; Toastrn a :ster ToasLer, A IR CONDITION[MO, REFRlp-ER- 6·0; Lock 15 Cha rles R. Sny der Tahle , Rememberin.11. w1lh an ,u· he in the week eod with her paren ts, l and, Pomeroy. where most Me1ga and Mason Light 17 to 18.40; Fat Sows 12 to all on ser vice Jack's Refrl&era- 8 am, • no tow ; Lock 18 R11�ger K ill'hen ll 1ens i lR, Vases and our heurt, o ur dC!arly bclo11ed and _ Mrs. MIion .s!X' neer. Scot,. Mr. and Mrs. Willshire and Lin• County oateopa!.bs either h1.ve Mr. q 0 k : I . :4 11J2. u P v H tlon. ho , en. a New r Tools u1ppa h 14; Stags 12 to 1:; ; Boan 7 to 12; 1 Tray�, All Work • l . Loc am s e 8 Pitc 0 husbll.nd snd father, John E. ty remamed for a vm l. . ., da of Marmet, W . Va., were Su n• taken special Lrami n,. or grad U· · 3537, Many Qf Lhe � hove a rc C'Ol ll!C· Sows & Pigs 60 to 100; Shoats 6 tt. i am 0-1 1 ; Lock 20 Jeffbo.i t 9: � 1;28-tl Leifhelt who left us one ye.u r LI.. Col._ John C. Rees ot Lock• day guests of .his �arC!nls, Mr. a n d aled from, will receive $500,000 tor's items und valua b le anti• ---- -----10·2; Lock 23 Alber t F. Holden I&. ago July 3 l st, 1 959. ne A ir Base, co lumbus, ape n t Mrs. Harry Wll�htre. bour a ICTION • A . I from Mrs. John i>. Rockefeller Jr. . C A'ITLE - Steers 15 to 22; Hel­ 3:30 pm 16·0; Lucy .!'a ne Lucas q uM for many years in lhe Wife, fth r ic; sun, Juck. Mrs. Fl o Allwme of ColumOus 11 It has been ann .,u nced. the week end with his brother a nd Compl• hrvlce frni ily of tile l a te Geor ge fera 14 to 20; Baby Beef 18 to "; 7:5() pm l l·O: Ellen z 12 :a5 am 7 .Jn . llc sister•i n•law, Mr. and Mrs. Jame� visiUng her sister, Mrs. ,F. E. Dunn. CrlH aradfonl Another $500,000 ii being given McQulg�. Fat Cows 12 to US; Ca n ners 10 to 9.1; City o( Huntingt o n 5 : JO am -------Reu. Over nl,a:ht guests of the Rees Contact er Phone Wf'IN. t'oundation tor Resear ch of 12; Bulls 16 lo 20; 'Milk Cows 100 The Ter ms: Cash al lime or sale. er n 8:2ti am 10-6. North 20·0; o n Wed nesday were Mr . an d Mrs. A. C. lltADl"OAD, Rac lM, OhJ. the New Yor k Ac11dt: m)' or Os- to 200. Not R Hpon1lbl• for •cc l dentt Up al Lock 29, Indiana 6:20 ' eo Lemon ds, Otisco: tndi a na. L te opathy from the Rockefeller William McQ11igg, VEAL CALVES - Top 25.110; am 8·7 ; Lock 28 Tri-Stale 6:30 Mr. and Mrs. Jumor Stewart 01· 1 LOST BOXEii dui-: a bout Ph: l:irothera Fu nd to be used tor re- Secon ds 22 to 24: Medium HI to 2i; Owner. em 6•0; Lock 23 C. v. Horl}er ·Belle, Va., spent the week end S ' years ago. Hf' J )OJ"lt�l SCCII fC· Crltt Brndford, search, sem mars snd curriculum Com. & Hvs. 18 to 25; Culls 12 to 8:30 pm 0·2; I. F. Fryberger 1 1 :20 Mrs. and Mr. are nts, p has with By Mr,. Hatti• Frff •rlck c,ently In Sal, • m l.'e nh�r vicinity, unr1chme n t at the six osteopathic 08. Aucl lone c r . pm 16-0; Allaa 1:20 am 0·9; EUW!lter Stewart, SM.00 llcward. l'ho nc SH2· . �ra. C . A. _Babcock who bas been colleges i n the �nited stales. . 7. 30 . fJtc iabeth 6:45 am 2. 1 . SHEEP - Ewes and Lnis. ti to ,f rs. Walter Stewart vl�1ted Mrs. ill as improvmg. 7-30.Jtc -- · 4885. Lawrence S. Rockefeller, presi• 1�; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; Fal Sheep Down, Ka n awha, at W infield, Walter Rayns aL Maaon , S�t�rday. Mr. and Mrs. M Iio Blg,a:s and Mr. dent of the fund said "Thia action USE D GARD}i:N t r11N on1 a nd mow. Elger Clict 7 a m O•l ; Beave r 4 to 10; Cull, l to 5; Bucks 4 to 8; and gives evidence vf lbe long conr s. Edith Du n fee is visiting rel• and M rs. Norman Frederick M ere. Hnta ry mower blades shar• 6 : l ll am O•l : Fat Wethet■ ft to 10. --�ons a ttended the Gladman Reun• tln uing i nterest of our family in pc ned. Custom mowing and --------- _ LAMBS - Tops 18; Seco nd s 14 JOn ,t La nea,ter, Su nday. pl owing. 1962 ro1m \1'6 Customline 4 dr the field of o,teopathy and it i, lo UJi IJght Wt&, 12 to 15; Com­ l A.II. 9:30 • 8efo1 Mrs. Paul Kelly and sons, spen t hope th.al thr u lhta pro1ram the Sudan. 1-'o rdomatic, H&ll, Good GRAVILY TRACTOR mon 10 to 14. lllddl1110lt WY-:Mt49 condition $200. Norm a n Webe r , Salos and Se rvice :512 K Main St. a week end recently with her doctors o { osteopath), of the fud to the high bid der on sol be To PDll'I.,.,. WY-2-1191 . daughter, Mr. and Mr!, Emerson tu re wJll be enabled to increase LonG .Bottum, Ohio. YU , 327 1 . WY 2 · 297:5. Phone Pomeroy, the 9th day of Augual, 11)60 at kAUTZ Pl,ID ITOII P ooler at RIWell Poi nt. 7-21-tle (7> 28, 3tp Zerkle ruckl nc T the 11t m. a. IO still further the already sub5ta nAl cI Starling Orr ot Columbus vb:lted tial contribution the profeHion McMaa• lo next house storage Co. 1 Yubn "2 41 J9M 1-'0HD Wirle Side Pickup, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Cur t Fred erick Tues- now makes to lhe publlc health ten Furniture Store in ilfld dleport, HAMILL - VICI STATION · c,ne cudul owner. Lo� m i l o11ige. SUN • RAY GAS Hangc like new. d ay afternoon. o , the followi ng merchandiRe: Ohi and that new aven ues of cooper■• R. Cuouey, V1rn Clyde Ill Sec J. E. Radtkln BJ -.. f,00 A.M, $1 ,49:5.00. Uhlcltnim;, Pomeroy. an nual aervice award lhe At Dr. J. J. Davia was called to see tion with colleagues In other . One 2•piece llvln a room suite, 1 Run lJailC!y Pomeroy, 2, No. fl. A pic nic and wie ner roaat wU,: Wll Allolny d h bl d h 48 7·28-6tc t ny a 9x 12 wool r ug, I 9xl2 rug pa d , 2 ::�":,� c:i: � :r T�� ��� Curl Freder1<k Tuesday. bra nches of me diicine will be be held aJ Columbia Chapel FR Road. 7 · 2H·3L p bratl n Ivery 91 · -James W11 1 1ams o1 P I ne Grove ope ned " 3d Tru•V al mattresses, 2 3x3 Tru• 19.ffB MG Road111cr Sports Car. --day evening July 29 at 6:30 p. m. n a n d Savlr,g• Co mpany al 1111 Loa visited Je.rry and Jack Frederick, V11! Box Spring,, 1 7-pc. breakfast The K l rken ille professorshlit' 1fler which lhe film "Martin hc ally sha r p. $ l ,W5.0U. Uh1el• 40 ACltES, ff room block housti, aome 200 Lima, ln ce off home a � \ dril l ed wel l , full basement, onday morn ln . set, 1 set of three tables, 1 mi nk tnan, Pomeroy. will be a memorial to Dr. Perrin Luther" will be shown by leaden 7·28-6tc Mr. a nd Mrs, ·Paul Tbomaa or T. wilso n f Cambrid ge M 111 a 11omc co11I and timber. Con­ bed sprl n&1 employees w�rc hono!ed We dneabedroom 4x6 suite, 1 of the DVBS. COMPU.TE l>ISUIIANCI PRO r othe nd a s war erv1ce with da y d � 11 U JSIIIMI OLDS Super "68" 4 dr. ba r d Colu mb u 11 spenl Su nday with Mr. past pres� tact Clyde VnnC oo ncy, n. R. . • --..c ,, den l uI the • n.111A,c1n Laurel Gra nge held annual in• tection , Lile, Aute, Fin, PolJG and o ne 4x6 Tru Val ma ress. tributea l lndlvidua 1 1 top. Power slecrln;.r and brakes. an d Mr1. C. A. Ba beock. Other v ll· Osteopathtic AHociation and Mrs· · Nu. 2, Pomeroy, Dalley Run , This murnllure wUI not be sol d , lion by Depuly Master C. N. spec lllddl1port, MIila, Doa C■il s om C th e r A l lendi ni f om E!lRY Elmer Rockefeller'1 pe rsonal phy1lci1n. One careful IOl'ill owner . Showa 7.2s. t1tp n o�d. for less tha n $UW.OO. I local oUice her�, and their years ltor1 were Mr. and Mn. Jone, Saturday evening. Lecturer \li>'o. the beat of ca re. $1,295.00. Blaet­ Babcock of Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. McMaater'1 Ha rdware Co. The Fund 's President al.id fur- MH Rupe conducted a Pfogram of service WH James Mahokey, Carl Duckworth of Otaeso and the tnar,, Pome roy. 7-28·6tc Ohio leport d Mid r .. PIA.CHIS th "Scannl.n,: the Horiion for Laurel office. e (7 ) 28., 30 .' (8) 3 3tc m1n11er or the local Duckworths' d1U1hter. .Pauline and o . �. The problem oI adequate 1u� picklni Now ., Gr1n1e" b)I seven panel members her Ot Havens. d R , 1966 BU J<.:K Spcd!i l 4 d r. sedan. service ' annual an ar Ea.,h ' am 11Y, ,..... • nc15ter, and M r. 1•1d Port for reHarcit into tb.e under. and dlscuNlon by the group, Thi■ v.irlctlca l11ter. New Ha ven Or• FOR SALE , IVA BROWN pro­ ...l c:e�many ls givc n in hon or , 1Mrs --------0r1Cln1l blsck flnlsl1, like new. 1w..-u ,w H . perty reduced price, 7 room ■• lyi ng cauaes of he111llh and ,, __ · cha rd. Phone TUrncr 2-4688, · . Hill · proerani wH sent out by the 1t1te '880,00. Ul.ielln1m1, Pomer oy. of tbOM employees who have M a d Mrll W 1 id S 7" r an d b aa been I p�eHin1 one for the (7) 28, 3lc hol ear aas, J bath, beat. . n Have New water P"ana:e •throu1b °'�uty Jones. A �� / . ronsecutive five f 148-41lc reached each �rs �th d 811 o�teopattuc c:ollea:ea. ·Al pd­ garage. Clo11e down town. Sherltt'a • ,• ., Chiltffl Property year petlod of m loymen A 1010 by VirKinl1 Turner piano . l!l i:, L \r1r11:ra nte m1btullon1 they ba've been d�:,:ters 'aarba:! • Above hl1h water 218 (;olt St., Pl'Mttin Motar ... STUUEHAKElt Ex tra r l ean, USED Gl.BSON REFRIGE RATOR. . relay Jami! concluded thl!I a and et wllb a 'Pin 111 ... Pl■lntlff 11 presente<I• s aold ;_ � Plve po1 Rw, u.· 18d mn, .... W end eii Breezy Hi:ts. Midd leport. Otflcl!I 'Phone ' WY 2new tl re111, batte ry and bra kea. 1 Jewell CU rtl-., cau1ht in the unlvet11I 1truule proa:r�m. 'Potluck relrelhmentl o f years five each 'fl. for dl�apd l Cle ntlne and famlly, Athens, were lo maintain hith sll.ndards of 7 29 3tp Phon e WY 2-9118. l•iltl?, �320, R••· Phone Gao DUI, E11gle Rl d; e, Phone were served by the home eeono­ . Company ---·-year the II. I. ThJ1 Hit., Defendant Nr,-,.c;:,e. · Mr1 t1 Gall Nr and of suppe r 1ue1 . WI P.2 167. 7·28·3tp 7·18·12lp in,tru t1 on in dicl nl!I a d . hllct comm,lttee. Jn pur1u11nc:e to an Execution l1j la · Cill�br•ltina u, 48th birthday Caln and ,on Georle in hens � � e ll N I BARGAINS Mn. HO)'l Keeton entertained llon mo of d Cou from mm sue r the In County t 01 annl e� ti n ' Sunday. Birthdl)'I of Mr,. Gl,dy� ::!r U�� f t �� c1..,. UMIIIIII Can -r=d� ' wi� o 11b the Wlllin1 Worker1 class Friday Meia:a Count)', Pomeroy, Ohio, on: thl1 event, offlcen, ex.ecutlvl!II Spencer Barbara wrif;ht and Nor• All Moh" on<! -I• perm 1t t he Idvancement f pro- evening. U1ed Heating lbe 2nd day of July 1960 a nd to me and hoiured 1erv 1ce ein ployee1 ma Cal� were celebnted. IIIITIOPOI.ITAN MOTOll6 vital to a b.etter undentand­ Jecll Mn. Erma Vale .apent Friday . directed In the case above named, I ft'om all over Ohio 11thtml at 60D•N l11t MMII It. Mr . and Mn. iBlll Willard ot Equipment th y human the way f Mra. A. It. C..ler. with wlll expose lo sale at Public Aue,; the Company 's beauUful Mirror Johnstown visited Mr. and Mn. � bod ! Ohle oni. u.nc S. Hut 1nd dauahten, Dr. equip. PARLOR-Fully BEAUTY rt joyable n e an r fo Uma Cou the o1. door t n fro the at tlon, Lake tn Lowell Bina, Sunday. COAL FURNACES -------and Edna Cooper of El1le Miu ped, 2-atory rraml!I w!th 2 Hou1e, Ponteroy, Ohio, :M:eip Coy. n• bu1ineu ,nd aoel1l meet1na:. \ Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ara:abrlle and . Sizea 20-22-24" on old nelchbora called Pomer->;v apartments (4 room, and & ty, on Friday, the 3th day or A uThe Company ,ta r ted J n_ busl• gra ndson of Wooster spent Friday BLOWERS in Dreaville Sunday. 1be wrltl!ll' rooms), corner location. Ttrms. a:ust, 1960, at 10:00 • · m. the fol• neu in W1pakonel,1 , Ohio, in an d Sat\U'day with Mr. and Mn. rememben bein1 treated for ty. Oil & O..s Conver■lon Units Full p r ice, , $12 ,500.00. lowina: aoods and chattels, to-wit: 1912, with an up:stalrs office and Henry Spencer. phoid· fever by the doctor 84 yean MIDDLE PORT - 0.room frame, 1 193& Chevrolei. Belair 2-door, two employHs. Today the firm ·Kermit McEJroy of · Morrow Is aio wheD h'e w11 l�ted here. furnace heat, Motor and Se rial No, C55NCMHS2. ffllilnlaina 107 o!fices 11II over 1pendlnll bl! vacation with hie· bath, ga r11a:e, a l u minum window• and door■• Appraised value $275.00. Terms ot Ohio and employes over 1300 peo- mother 1nd brother, Mra. M.■rth1 WCB1ln1houoe Store lot 100x l20. Only f6IIOO.OO. Sale: Caah in hand on day of 11le. pie. The City Lalin is reco1nhed McEl roy and Gene a�d Ver1II. 3S0ft Ph•n. WY•2-6314 lwrac.,H, 0, d AL I IRT M. COX, ..l..... ■n Taken as the properly of R. E. 11· thl!I laraest fln1ncl1I concern Miu Violet wOue, J'actsonvUle, Bida on the purcbe.111 of ll1bil­ ..,_ WYl-l120 Hile lo sallsfy an Execution in fa\ of lb: kind In the co1mtry oper• · ls vt1itlng her ,randmother, Mn. Box 229 •BALDWIN and pro�rty dam11e Jmur1nce ity WYMUG S1le1. Motor Pre�ton the of r vo 1960 Model Hot Point Ra n 1:e 30 1Un1 e1clu1lvely within I alhcte Ma,;1le ROHnkr1n1. •WtlRLrl'ZBR to the by owned vehicle, cover Robert C. Hartenbach, I st1te. 1'1te City Loan h11 office• . Mrs. Dayton Spencer and two In ch ovan, O\l.er llmer and cl ock 7•'6•3tc --· -,,,�� Sheriff or MelJs:18County, Ohio In t:Vftl'J' county in the ■late md children or Terre Haute, Ind. spent lll11on C'.ounty Board of �ueaUon Priced reasonably. Phone WY 2· --- LIGAL lllll QTRl:B FAMOUS NOTICI (7) , 28, 90, 3tc In tb1 metropolitou'l citle■ Hveral the week end with Kr. and Mn. ate now beinJ accepted by t.he 7·28-3tc 3873. OUe r11 r,111 be received untll - - -- board. - . office■ an . maintained. Total re- Henry Spencer. lmPl'la 4 Door' Saturday, AU&Ult �' al the p,!Uee of Also accepted a re bida on 1ood with milllon, attend, !nderlct lt SIGZ uceed IOllltta Ja and Jerry e Cu. In. motor with 1\Jrbo· Webtter and FuU1 P.om!lltO)' N• rnlne coal and 11toter run-of'-the , customers. ed at 4-H meetlni at Cheaf r>,r �qi,. a y _.we, powtrr 1lcer1n, a n d lional Blink Bulfd\nc, ,Pomeroy, Sealed blda will be received by il pprolint tef 300 000 eo■l for IChoola In the county. Bld1 11 n e1 peraonal day eve ln1. •-•• new nylon Nfety white­ 0d i eel I th Ohio, Phone WY 2·1118. f� the th Ie I th The firm 1pectaUt I Pomaroy ahould be 1ubmltted •t the ' rate Wrl1ht St, Mr. and Mr,. Carl Duckworth of charged al the mine: - Urea. beautiful belle and �r11::ne .:ldel!ln:: l:C. ted loana tb Ohio fa m llll!ls a nd 11 w-ell property of Ella. ' Wblt11t dffe1Nd, lta eon,um"r finand� Otse11 called on Mr. and Mrs. Curt flnl■b wtth i,potle■s mat.ch• 1ulom1Uc heal, 1ltu1ted In the VU1q1 of S)'racute 1, 800 East Main stree,, PomeroS,-, kDoll(n 2 All bids must be aent to the ,lbli l'l*•1 ..,4_. llu. appllanc.1 and Frederick Sunday afternoon, o auto b ,._ ot ( interior, d n a heater radio, prtlll!ln blda atory tW? I of eon111una be and Ohio Sealed muat Ohio. E later not rlntendent aupe counl.)' Price ,esoo, no city . .. inltalml!lnt purthasea thru ,..,,.._ than .. p, m. OD AUIUlt ,1, per frame dwetlln, ho•, · fCJUr rooma ed on or befON Auiuit 1,t 1860'. · other down P•Jlllent, WINI HORII t NO!l,11 r d throughou the me •ole o 3000. oo and Euc room, three m. n,0 u o'clock ,t down,tatr■ ind a. 10:00 month, poy llke rent. ■�d UPI GOODWOOD, bath upet1ln. aarbe, :d.tu.ated on lOr Clyde G Millhone wlll con• atate. City Loan heodqu■rter, ocd . own­ our-yeat-Ol a Savina:• ent Royale. the Bulldlne Roc::ky cupy ire ' property four adJolnin1 Iota. sld� i1ccepul\1 b1d1 for er Jim � pro�ot & ls ,poru w S. bulldlna: '11111 U. by ed Um■• In l!ll'Tb buli. l!ln. e und on installm t J1llllll)A AllillNL!:. victory two-len� a in � t'fflter nortb• Norrl1, uvlnll • Admlnl1l(alrlx ol Iha l!ltate aiJned retervea the rl,lbt' to re, hon O P . T O B T I I C 1.. <Midi Friday In tl\e Sll,110 , ol 1111! Wbl�, a......,i. Joi 1DY and oil bidl 1 -tern Ohio and ti la the con• at III0-8 . , c.,1 1111,4 ....., Dll RO)!ole , PHONI WY :M709 trol point l<>r the <:om111ny'1 en- Che■terfl•l� ,�p, , Crow crow 6 POr1er WEBSTtll and l'IJLTZ1 · a and ajle the In ... ri, H 1 ■t he y otllce e ilem throuah· Ure ��• .N- • ....,. .___ t,f. Jt; 7-2 -IOTC A,tiome,o at Law !or Admlniltntrlit At1orney1 · . q-.r llandlctP ,,enL u., otai.. ai , 211. 21, 111, etc ('fl lll, 11. IO; ti) l. I, t. etc a PHONE WY-2-21 57 Not1· ces . � ( 9a_) Mar1n Auto Sa les ,----:. �-. :� . ,. ,-------'-=------, fI5HING I I __ • I- -- - -- --- -1 9 For Sa le ----- I Hazael Personal News I I ,ooo I I I Thanks I B USl · · ness · and · I I= j ?, II 1 8 Emplo yme nt Wonted rv S I :oo.· West Shade N Of Th Week I •� I ,-- --,,===c--c====- ' ---=======---- ----- -- - 1 8 ) Auto -----Sales --- Call Did Sterrett ---------- - Legal Not,'ces ·I I From Cit Lo88 y ■■ DIY &uTlofl J I nsurance ----- --( 20b ------ ( 2 1 ) Real !;stat --- • LegaI . Notic, WY· 1 . ➔�w)', '•••N'J• Po'1 nt Rack Societv News I [i· I ' Leqal ' Notice HOME A:u! bed,_,, $2495 MEROY T01 t CO. -•ae I r:� Ai t�':e ° i'':' water, I lfr r ' . nl 11; a - ,, I ·°"' :1nn ' i ,1:29 I I I j ,. Enill llo&y ....... ........ . • I - .. COMPTON, ..O. ·r,. N. W ' ■ I .. ... ,. WijT N-TV Ch qai �t l . 1i ' rday - Seitu 13 Chn11nel '!I • 3:30 · A11Star Mov-le Mal inee 4:45 American Album 5 :00 D'an c�: rarty ' ll> llock 1.a•• P•rt, 7 : tNr kii'.hw4Y Patrol �:30 Perry Mason 8:30 W.qnted-Diad or Alive 9:00 Mr. Luc'ky P·SO Have Gun, wm Tt'avel :IJ:00 Gunsmoke 10:30 Not For Hire 1 1 :00 P'clock News: 1 1 :l� Theater 1 3 . oo Cliannel 13 - Sunday ' l:f)(r Rev. ·Matt!!ewa 10:00 I0:30 11 :00 t J :r n 8AIINEY GOOGU: • - -•-• - eo•• . i// - 11mn;l SNUFFY ,:---- . - • - 8111TH • • • ��... ' �!,'•111,1 �!•I ··s r>s ri ' •· " "••ter '!a-- .w',-i.l,or -- ..,._.., SA,MANTMV !! COME ON IN 7'H' l:l'OUSE • · YOflE SUf'PER'S 61TTJN' 'COLD c� Gtneva, Wis., Mn. E mma Partlow, Silver 'R.ldge called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer, Thursday. Mrs. Mary Holter, ton Gordon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Rutland. Sharon Holter who ha d bee n vlsitlnf the Davise■ returne d home. Mr· and Mrs. Fred Sbaln, RIclne Rpent the weekC1nd at the Virgjl Walker home. SuJ)da:, evenl �f: �•I � M r,. V/ete �t. 8 , "' {fJ! " ,U:ih "' " •nn■ 11 . � , �� , n �� ., "' .,........ �� . �f �d. · md 1 oven­ lolornl oo ..Sl'lof Gt,,r plr , ,W lnr Mth Mr. "!t" Ml'i: · � H. �l,y. , • , r• ,r; l�d "'8 f.lJJJ. QD' and son, tPf�! Sun�,y ,nib Cfi� � 'n11 Mrs. Seldon Pickens and chll• dren spent Sun day with Mr. · and Mrs. w�rren Roae. • Ha1 lie Holter, Ci nd1, n ati, spent Monday with Mr. and Mr,. A!NU · Holter. and family. c�i,on '"•IOI' M,J. an� !!r, anil lamil.Y. Belpre, .,er• guests 'nlur1day ol Mr . and f&rs. Herma n C8i1;'s6n. ,' . ,, . · Va., Denver Hill, Foster, will preach it Red .Bru,h Cllur'Ch July 30 an d SI. M r ... and Jrfrs, PauI 0�, �� · an<j. , s -s. � � r a/ad :�� de Mrs MIRTI.ie ()fri atten d day dinner at the bhme ef · . and Mra. Ralph KeUer eu ndayr n ! honor of Jake Weber. Mr. a1:1d Mrs. Har?ipy CarmAn, Addl,on, Mr. and ,.,., Art· Mdr• ar tty · and · famllY 1 Syticuse, • -�nt Su nday with Mr. and Mra. J. O.· McKay: 1 .i .:b Md �- :«,,. ,_,,,,,_ r,u,. I MY.. ., "t I" ' ., ��, �•· 1� with �• · Mr. arui lira.' VW§ spent ti,�'welilend f • ' ,, � . ,, 1, •'I t:8!11\iy�.. � oyc,e <;�raf an4 Mi.a:!, 1,1 1 • ' .. of . i. land. •)lent ,. , ·N, e 114·' wµIJ , fohherii Ila, II, II\>. IJld He rman Carson. Mr. a nd Mr.s. Clayton Jones snd family, South Charleston spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. . en d Mrs. Grbver White and D oris. M r. a nd Mrs. Wayne Orr, Part• ersburg l!il)(nt Saturday n ight with I M r . a nd Mrs. Poul Orr. Chafl ittil t-3-M ond,a) · a:00 CB ,,oo Ur. d u.ir,, Lucy in Connec,tkut Whats M y Line? . Su nd ay News S�ecJal , Theater 13 --:-• S Newa 8:10 Captain Kan4atoo 9 :00 airtoon Th·eattr 10:0Q · Decembei 'llrld•� I0:3J) Video \:'l,lage l t :00 J Love Lucy 1 1 :30 Clear Horizons: 12:00 Lovl!r of Life 12:30 Search For Tomorraw 12:45 The Guiding Light 1 :00 Ht!arl of the City 1.:30 As the world TlU'nl l!:00 • Full Circle 2:30 House Party 3:00 The MilUonalre J · V. The Verdl•,t •l1 YoUrt 6: "8 The lb11h� Dt, 1:15 Tl'A Soeret "'orm l!IMJ Tho Eda• of NIOI 1:00 The nir.e Stoor•• · l:IIO .·The We !If Rile, 1,00 Ar'bur "f. Smlill, lle111 · b:J5 A Looi:: at the Weather I:• Jule •lllvlln Show "30 A"!OI 'o' 1 Andy lliih1V•Y 'Patrol dherlif Farn,11 Show The 7:3<1 , P.< • < •!; Father ' Koo'fl ' Best &! • S.ouu P�1• .·"'J'.•r . ,El!Jl , 1 , .,, .�.,- .8,�owcue 10 : 'l'!>e D�on\ Stiow \l;� New1 t 11:{0 ·.\ L\)ok aj· tj>e t!:15 - "»- .»5T A LITTLE BIT EACH 7-J,, �E JEST TRY IT, vllGHA>D SMlF, AN ' l'LL WRING �ORE NECK !! '"»"" w. , !i\n. ·•r,bii• I �. W.--,-lr/iI:' '" . LI . . But It'< · Onlv on one side ot their rot:. .. • l Wed 1,q<i 'Jule · • ' · lat/.!!E· ne� atte::.iod it�::8. Dt; " ' 'fhi� a� o. s. Cecil Spencer or I '6::�4::hfrr: G -,.4 )!:Y!li n M· �l' -- e&JJ, 4 � CheSter the Charle! -:t Spencer fi-,ffy. --....------ ., Ede S0C:tlt¥ pV, &; ft Ju-1 :!,· - �$; ilYi�u��,: 1)!!11,•,, r;t ·· l/'' � :r:: ,.., � };!J� 1 .=:�.':&l �ss. 11 , , ul,'eh. �•iiw<n o ' JJST WOO IND !IMIU!! "­ . . ,,. �� r•;� ,�r tti• th':'=. 1ijf��_ _ .11l(.f an tNs tho fl"!. tis\! here since.' .... . • . , 1'h Y1JU Brina, � 1 '\:hey Ill�">' lr,l!'l\bi enjoye ;.. . newin, ihwt l$!9lli'rhtance. , , ,fiurcli' Up To The ' Minute · Mason County N EWS I Tiines Dtly 1Q :AM 11:5$ AM. . ., 5:05 BM d d llr. an� 'lfrl. Rotiel'.l ·MuJTay and dat11hten •pent the week end with Mr: and lifra. Dor�·,1 Vlney�rd and 1 M'r,. a� �rs, wm,,r'r\ :lturra.v of Wooster. The Robert Van Meters spent ·a week With Karen and s"andra Cir­ ter ·,pent a week with ;dr. Carter who Is employed at Clendenin, W. Va. Man:f' pel'lons attendod the Lit­ tle League a:arne between Coolville and Riverview S1iturday eveni�g. The next game wiU be at Decatur. bavid VanMeter, so n of Mr. and Mra. Robert VanMeter celebrated hia ,1st birthday Sunday. His cake waa decorated with I basket of red rose� and lnacrlbed "Happy Birth­ day 1l1vtd, 1 year old." He rtlcelved 1Jfts from Karen, Sandra1 J1m Carter, M'ar. vat Grae�. Donrile �lrall, . lii'nd Jll�lor - olflng,r, rannie, Ed· die � Sol Bl.lley; G'lfige Curtis a�( Ro,�m and. Dorl,. ,Y,on�lli'. · ' ,P,0/'11� Bu '9 tilhT 1 Jli• , . s °l' ol "' �p? . � a11f ,'er d1"'h- .. , , . ' MC°ona · vllitdn . ,, ·(let, ,' apcl 1 =, . th,,. NANcY-" • �Qt>l'l" HAVE . . $HM,ENTS ENOUGH R FOR ALL . . 'KIPS - ,Y>� � \l: " If¼;, �,•!¥• t' i,idll · .11.!l�•% ,:r;,...a -'a..oi°!!; "•� l!l)jl:a •· · ll!t 1 l\lf,.I ,t 1 f· Jrore,ter and ehlldreb of "tclne Wert1 re. cent villton of Jb. and Mr,. JUnloi' Uoil!Jlltt, . ;,;-,,� ; -._ � L· ;;;,; · ' MAN ,-'f, • • 'j . ,:· " . ' • ___I "'"" _, - Wt•• PIANOS · RANDS •so.oo VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY w. Bids Being Accepted' 8y M · Boar • Iii I an: I ARNOLD'S I ti ,4., }"lil ' I' ' Mahokey Wins • Award Service ti� 'l'ntll ,. �-no e::oo �le ty News - Sign On Tod1.• Katie Doonan Show Mr. and Mrs. North Dough Re 111 Play Your Hunch Prk, II Rleht CnnceritraUon Trlltll or Coniw:que nON Jl Could be You Mid Day N�WI Moviet ime Loretta You ng Thea1er Youn g ,Dr. M11lon e From These Roots Comedy Pliyho use Ad ven ture Time Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preston Music in the Round Jim Thacke r 8how Weatherc.alat News Plcttire Huntley Srt"'1e1 Report Hucklebetl')' ' Hou nd River�at Tales of Wells Fargo Peter G1µm G oodyear Theater SuJJ1mer Special Ne-.• He1111,J.._ W'"!!atbeTeHt Jack Paar Show Sign Off ,8'1:._. ._ · c,u,�t ' " t� �l't'.:'f'.J= 00 k Hill '?'· tl:45 J·Oi) 9;00 9:30 10:00 ! 0: 30 l l :00 1 1 ;::MJ 12:00 ' 2 · ,0 t :00 1 :, 10 2;30 �00 3 :30 4:00 4:30 S:00 15:30 6:00 6:llS, R:2S 6:30 e:◄5 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 1 l·OO · 1 :ill 1 1 : 15 1 :00 WCHS-TV Channel 8 " Chan�l 8 - Sunday ■■ 16) Lost and Found I I Sign On This Is the Life TV Chapel Industry OT) Parade . Inside Sports 30 Lab . Movretime DUg-out Dope BasehaTI Meet lhe Press Sunday News Picture OverJ1nd Trail Music oo ice Chevy Sho•" Loretta Your,g s:10� People Are Funny News Headlirlea UAAT DC£5 I T . .• Channel 3-,_,ondo, -., s�,. • ... True Story Home Run Derb1 News Pletur e Sports Roundup I Weathere'!ast Saturday Night Ja111boree Bonanz.a The Man and the Ch a lle nge The Deputy 1 World Wi de ar: Men •'rom lnte1 pot Ne .;'I Headlines W 1athercllst Shockwatch • Sig n orr ______ . 1 Channel 8 - Monday I fl!rksville D. 0. • es OIIege R"""eIV $500,000 Grant .!HATS 1 1 :10 Wealbccu· j 1 1 : 15 N'itew1tcb 1 :00 Mgn Off 0::,0 Th e A:ukana 10,30 John ny Staccato 4 :00 1959 Miller High Llfo Open ! LOO The N<:ws To!light 4:30 Sports 1'hrills o r 1959 1 ' , 1 0 Late Show 15:00 Fill Films S:45 America's Newsreel Album 8:00 Reco rd Hop 8:30 Teachers' Workshop T:SO Dick Clark F:how 8:30 Romper Room 11:00 Brave Slslli on 9:30 1,j ovie 8:30 Leav.;; :� To Benet 1 :25 Your bHO ReJ)Oll« 9:00 L:iwrence W.,.lt 1 ' 1 :30 I 'Married Joan J0:00 Jubilee, U. :or. A. ,2:00 RestleSJ! Guo 1 1 :00 Up•To•The•Minul<: New.. U : 1 0 Sports Report 12:SO Love That Doi. a : 1 5 Late Show 1 :00 About Faces ::3Q Medic . ' 2: 00 i?;,. lq <;'l!IJ't f :30 !1)• G•lo !!Olm son 12:00 Tbe 111• l'i<ture Beat •�• ·,2:39 J,ohn Hopk�n• File · o 1/0 Yiu 3 ,3 J :09 Col�ge News Conference , ! �tl'k!-U , 1 :30 National EdtJ. AsFoclaUon · aptifn 5: 2:00 : Mystery Mati nae 3:00 Opeo , Rearing 3:30 '.J'he A,nswer 4:00 Ilka Chase Show 6:4l> Weather Tiller 4:30 A merican Arts Trio 6:4_� John Paly Hewa ti:00 Matty's Fu nday Funnies 7:00 Broken Arrow 5 :30 Social Securily 7:30 Chejenne 5 : 45 TBA 8:80 RoU?bon Street B •• • Pe�ple's CJ-oi�, 9:30 A dventurelir In Paradlr e 0: 301 . . f:Ded �ok ·A:maieur Hour 1 1 Q:3.0,,, iSP�l'UI J.lia,blighfa i · J , . 1:0(l Trackdown t!:t',o \'he ir(ews Tonl(ht 7:30 k�veric.k l l : M Sclohnlnc. the W'ealher 8:30 Lawman l l : U5 Sport Report 9:00 The l?ebel Late Stiq" I RIVER REPORT 1960-7 Channel 8 - Saturday 1 . B aseball Channel 3 - Sunday H : 15 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 12:45 1 1 :30 3:t5 3:25 8:00 6:80 1:00 8:00 9:0. • . t0:00 10:30 1 1 : 20 I "--- I 1 2.) Cord I COUtS RAY'S LAKES I 3 :00 5:30 . ft:00 6 .30 I :45 8:5' 7:00 '7:30 1:30 9:00 9:30 10:30 , J l :00 1 1 :to 11:15 1 :00 I I Aff)VC A t Camp For amboree Channel 3 - Saturday I I Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , July �O, WSAZ-TV Chca11n el 3 I I SUpp I '1es I I 1 4 ·' . For - -· ·- -- Rent Dally I I I MGM I I I l RACJNE Is Report_ed ....J... ;_, . I ' 1. =·,. �.., ON'. THE, .':." :,., i"!" � r_;; r:i . . ' '1 ... ' ; ' i ',; ') \.. I '' · I ,. I ' , �. .l �.. - •• ..•• ..: ; :: • � -.. • � -• --- ◄ • •· · • • - .... .. .... ___ w .....,.� ••� ... ...- �, ..... • -� _ _,,., ... ,.._ _ ....... � •W . I-Dally • •• •. WANT ADS I Demonstrations Given At 4-H • g Ub M eehn FOR SALE Senlintl, '1-<mleroy-Middleport, 0 , July 30, 1960 a nd PRODUCE BEANS, corn beeti for ca nning or freezi ng . Phone WY2•6l2l . 7•30-3tc 'I;<,... • "t. Tuppen Pla ins Soc ial Events c Danv ille I Social Events In eturned I �OWNINGTON I Social Events 1 Mrs. Etha Do nahue has r ly lfflwn lrl klN B Mr&. Alu Swick sevenl spendm& home after Lilli� Hardway and dau• Mn. Ro�e.rt Davi• ar d M s M By Mn. P:r•nc.i, Morrl1 \ r\ y w:;e Sun d&)' dinner &hter, 111'1. Clara Stanley ot mon lllll with her dauchter, Mrs, an d a.ml CANNING TOMATO ES for sale. The Happy Hu1Uen Sund �y Ruth G1ll.11 n in Flonoa. on gueS lS of M r . 1nd Mr11, C · F Ed· Worthtncto.o were caUln, $ con own g n Bri bushel. a .00 s • l M ist 1 th e M od School c ass of the l'OB CONSISTENT DEPEN D.I.BU: llE!IUL'nl rs. Ne 11 a Howell wa callin1 on y. Thurada here d, n frie , tainer. H arry Hill, Letart Falls were Church bad a covered d ish di nner her da uehter, Mn. Co ra JeweU muod.11on. Mr. aod Mrs. Edwin Stver;i l demonstration s Don n ie Rou,b of West Shade BATES Da ll we e �er�r0; c l · Ohio. Phone CH7•2142. 7..J0-3lc presented by mem bers when the m the ch urch an nex. Friday even• and granddau&hLer, Susie Howell. � � ��: � � 1 call• were vi1itin1 hi1 aunt an d uncle 0 d r. a Mr a nd Mrs. Harry Ro!ll and · f cents per werd, one Insertion . Minil'lum char& e - 60 cent.. · n ------ Good Luck Clovfr 4·H Club of Ma· ini, July �2.. Mn. Marga ret Houda• --".,Violet -GOLDEN JUB!LEE peaches read_y son met in the Maso n Methodill ed on Mr. ,nd Mrs. Chur E d· Mr. and Mn. Gerald 1he1t conducted the devouonaJ per- 1 sons · of Salt Rock, W. Va., were I oeni. per word for throe c:,oc.iewun maerUana. Tbunday. B n ng co��amer . Webster Fr oo l Church sod al rooms recently, mundso n recently. iod , U1in1 a, her topic, " Chri11uan V l5Jt m g at the home of her gra nd• 8",ciaJ - one mot!lb for 30 cent.J per Wor4. Mr. and Mn. Ran n i£ Myers • , LNng Bollom, 0h 10. F arm, ey. 81 anc ' y. ni e 1 l St.a h n U Full rate ef 4 ttnU per word will be ohar,ied for ad vertLsin,J . e r , Mrs. = •r an moth Pa c; I M·• ul Mrs. M r . an d moved here I n the Milo have . The me e ting opened with the 7-30-6lc Phone YU kon6·320 l. r1, La ura Watson, president, d not paid within 10 day, aner reeeivina: bW. Hanmg spe nt se ver al and family of Columbus wen Cllldwell iwoperty from Che,ter. • ,yne \h i. ---- - -" ---- . and Boya e ia n W Virgi al f was m cbarce of Lhe busi ness sea· · d ays a� the hom e of his a unl, Mrs. visiti ng relatives hen over tba Error, in Aavenisin& - Should be repo".'U'd immc-diately. The CORN $1 .� bushel. John Wer• �� f!� ga� d the t•H Pledge. Mr. and Mra. Dwight Kim of r , aion. A social hour followed e Sta n ley Alic Dail� Sentin el will n ot be responsible for more than one lncor• ner, Sr Middleport, RD, OhJO weekend. j and ¥rs. Elen or Hoff. Guy1ville , d . an Mr. . home d ne of K daughter Obaz, Nola retur has rung e r by given Ha eith net lMl!l'Uon. we D 30 Jtc str11t1ons 7 07 2-4 Phone S H emon ma n of Akron were recent Juesta 1 M rs. M a bel Farmer, Mr. a nd ol Mrs. M .. bel K.im. Cal'd pf 'n-.A nb and Speclal Noth:es of Ev1.'"tlUI $UM). Obituarie■, . Jackie Capehart . G ay Cartwright, Mrs, Rudolph Ob1tz., returned from after spe ndin i! ., ev er al da ys with · Mrs. Be n Harv ey a nd Larry st>e�l MAGIC CHEF gas ran gl!. WtU Claudia Zerkle, Gary Stewar t, K:ay Chilct.ren 's Hosp1Lal in Columbus fnends m t:hica go. publtahed at 1 co& 'lt per worll. The addreH of Mr. a nd Mn. s Farmer WY 2· Mrs. Phone l l r at easonab le. se l MO. e DAYS 3 DA YS ! DA Y "."IORDS Lawren<!e Bnck.le.15 spent a day the weeke nd Ml'Gowa n , Jennife r Zerkle, Joy a1ter a leg operat1on. Ro bert Martin who moved from 2937, Hysell Sl. M r s. Allen Thabel, Sharon Queen , Kath-; n &In. MolU'garet H o uda&belt enter• with his brother• tn •h w, Ger ald farm here. I& 60< IMlc '4.!10 � • .30 here is 1933 fairv1ew Court, Knopp. tained at her home Wednesday. D e an ,a nd family, $1.20 $11 00 60,: $1.ll(l a, '1·30-3lc Johnson and Cha rlene Diehl. . Salem, Ohio. Margaret Mr s. Adra .Swick PEACHES. See Cm Fru at Ba rbara Welch �as an o vernight Linda a n d Wanda C�rdillo we� 75c $t.ll0 $2,211 20 i '7.00 � meeting in a ddi• Gues l.l were Mr�. L aura Schaeffer, I for the Present . 7 9. tc Mason, W. Va. � 2 .fi tion to those giving demonstra• �ra. Alber, He1lm 11 n , M rs. Dale guest of Na ncy Pr1c . . Ada �ved by 10 A .11. will be in that day·■ 1"P«, in Athens Sunday ev eni ng. They n Ro . Mr J , n h Mra. • mith, Otto D who Welch a .11 n a · Lo S employed . m were calling on Mr. and Mra. tions were Ma ry A nn Rickard, Joy s Thabel and Mrs . Sarah Spencer, a ld. Smith and daughter, Janu , a l � Co lumb �s spent �he week end with Jesse Swan in the c;,e ni ng. Mr. o,r •Pomeroy, •�d Mra. �homas Mc h 1H family �t the1r farm home . advisor. Swan has had infection i n hii ----,,-• •------------,,----,,...-,-----· IJIEO IOATI AND MOTORfi W the club <.:Iunii a nd _ch1ldre�. Jimmy and ' Mr. a nd :rtrs. W. D. �co�t spent cou nty-wid.e prayer service A h·and f r o m a tick bllt. nd WP wflll • ..__, -■-ir I llt. &&-a·1 I I l:!iua nn e, Ceh na, Oh10. : Sunday i n Columbus v1sUUlg her wu held Su nd ay afternoon with pollten Motora. t00 L Milln Sev e ral fr om l'lere helpe.d t o ma ny from thie community atte nd• broth er , Yranklin Townsend �nd ! s _....,.. St., POIY'•roy. Phon• WY..2-IW. Mr .and Mrs. Tom W olle and I family. Th ey were accompamed l LY .\1 U� 1 1 1 Dt l uxt St� llon Yi a• make the ice cream social at ing. 1 1 •24-tfe �aughter , Mickey, retu rned alter I � 0 �1 . ;,uod L·ond l l ior1. $ 1 50, Hux ; had who children their ">alem Cente r a �uc<:ess. The Boy by home At the recent baptiti ng at Dew­ s�uumg n me Uays at Nla mm?�th l53 . I 011 1crny. 7 30 3Lt. ent se11eraJ d ays lher e sightsee, ' and Girl Scouts wish to th ank sp , _ 1 Ru n , live from here were bap. itt& No Umil . t.:uves 61nd VI SJte4 Mr. and ,11rs. . mg. ne wh o helped m any way. everyo zed. ti L.)'l e Ch n e at u ecatur, HI., and M r . Take All You Catch J \ ---- H OUSE-:; THREE ROOMS , BATH itn d Mr11. HOb Leck. al Ha�1llon, 0. , Ken n eth Haning, who is employ• Hom e r Ke mpe r of E:n o is p� int J CASH PRIZES Recen t visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fu U lt IWOM l f U P'-il< . $297S. Richard 1', lsher, Monkey Run, Mr. a n d Mn . Charles I. Saber ed m Columbuz; spent the week I in Swick. W ilbur Biuell were Mr. and Mrs. . . . g for M r . and M rs. Joe . I Live Ba u, Shelter l low,e, Boy Scouts of the GM di trict and children , l)1a ne and Ste ve , of end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will rent f or $l: C�II WY2 Pomeroy. ·, " 6tp Pearl Goff has been real poot• Rolland Light, Hele n and Davy, of : I � Pitnk T!ibles arriYcd at thc Co l ora O Jam oree ' Johns tow n 1tpent the week e n d Glen Ha ning, 621J l . 7 25 61c after su rg e ry the second Lime Norwalk. They were vacatio n i ng )y . EIGHT ROOM H(HJSY.. �five �I I p. m. . u n Ju l y 1 7, Doug M oo re l w1,h their paren ui, Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. 1 but ,· , v a,at1on1ng al the soo,ewhat ,·n,proved al an d wislted ma ny frie nds and rela­ room apartments. A. N. Bcngl! I. wro l e t illS week I rUr:L O I L �·uRN An: WITH nd Mrs. and Mr. J:;al Vrover a 1er in Do.u glas were their Joh Mrs. nd ' iting. a w · this . tives. U. Ufc Phone WY2·3272. Jari,:c blower, � I I l Ontrols, J ud I ________ m. daughter and fa mtly, ,Mr. and Mrs. 8 Miles Easl Of At h ens . "Wh en we arriv ed al th e Jam• !' earl Mart 011 tank. Call w vz. 2974. · Mra. G reta -5uttle's mother, Mrs. Mr. a nd Mrs. T. G. H1 J ldore _ a nd , James Osborn a nd children of Colwe sel up eami, a bout 50 On South <.:ammn Road ee, c" - bo,·r,,, -7 25 6tp -llnklrnisbe NEW d deluxe apart• daug:hler, dinner ere w nn a, Do umbus. l is spen ding sever al days in Bailey, -" --. ·ak. e P 'ike's f um . l Jus t Ofr Roule 50 ment, ai r conditioned. Phone m , . . r Id ay eve nJ ng or Mr . and guesls ''r th c s utlle h ome. I .,,-' GAS, F U �:L. OIL and coa l fur• n evening we ha d a 8W' ! , l5'i . ! 7·21-12.k W Y 2•5 1 -i l . Mrs Dorothy Townseod and �hll· =-:-::,::::,::::=,::,.,,-:-:==- I nace11 Ca l l for free e;,l 1mates Mr. and Mrs. Willard Price 11nd .n the unt M rs. K. E. Byer ana son, Ro bert, E . S campfi re to open the 50th al their he-me in -:diddleport opening olumbus w ere over mght I dren of •C � ROUND A N U SQU A lti''. D ANCE . ,· p lntu Newark, are spend ing their l"or e n'lil n & Abbott, Middlep ort. family, II 1 R B ROOM d us;; buement 316 Neli o na l J a boreoe . Some 55 ho n 4 • U ests of Mr! Nada To"". n� nd gu Satu rday n1gli!, J u l)' 30, from Mrs. ecent r . guests o f M n vacatio with the latter '■ parents. 6· IU-lk Rec:nt :�ier: : the will Heil• Cond or St., Pomeroy, Call WY 2- boys a t tend� ed the c !l mpf1 rc. was a recent Mrs Ora Carsey 9:3u to 1 2 .30 �l l 'umcrny Muosc a nd Mrs Harlow Ervin were Mr Raymond Fitch Sr. Mn. d an Mr. ' . 1 e, ddl D man hom e were Jerry • 7 26 6tc 3859. _ __ _ _ --uousc mcm 1Jers a ri d 1 , ·· dge. A I 1 ." ut.i awrence iSaJser a nd ,Donald Salser busines11 V LSItOr J� Ne 1 s o0 v il le __ _ ______ dys Bissell and Mrs. VirMrs. Gla L very special a had Vir Scouts e Heilman, • "Th Billie and Shirley L 111 frlr.nd11. r 7 i 28, Jtp 1 _Mrs. V e st.i �.o bmson _s pent a , d Y gil King and ehild ren, Lenard gi n ia Llghl, Davey and Helen, re HEFHIGERATORS to rent $S.OO e ucst, R k h.ard Arness, who plays of Columbus, Ed Salser of Dorca s, l��:�t 1 960 ---- • - SAT u R b��.recent• urbr1dge B Mrs. Anctl with / Mr, a nd Mrs. ParneJI Conrad of month, W e deliver and keep i n Mall o,· ,,.. cently visited with Mrs. Greta Sut , "nh a m a"" Mr . Woode. u n. flRMITE A N O PEST CONTR O L 12:30 P. M. E rctt . ly. Mary Mrs. Amanda, Ohio, E 111 ings Store, one Ph a nd 50r. , tie a service. with ended "T Campfire Goegleln he Denzil Mrs. d n a Mr. c ro f o J I : n n i: u r f er dersi ed w 11y Pain. FrH lni.pe tion. lniur• T ht' W Y 2-2660 • 7·28·3tc wonderful dis.play of ..£i r e wo rks set 1 Athens, �r. aod Mrs. 1� gar Jennie ca Rou,;h M Miss M Jan ice Hayma n of Parker&, r s. Col· lled on of r s, Jack Cl ar k r. and M N by Ni1tlonwlde, Phone R, ! 1t<1 le ul public a u l' 11on a 1 l h l' . . burg visited with her pare nts, Mr, -:-::- off from Pike s Peak . Moo re said. Jayl or , lt&.�me, RD, and Raymood umbus are spending some time a t · Sunday. home of the !ate l;N1rge Mc- -- - - --tnd A. Senlc::e 'St.1tlon W Y 'l., .:.ell, Oak Grove. William Tayl or called on Mrs. and Mr!. Dayton Hayman. -------4-26-tf c jr the ho me of his father, J i m Cla rk. I l}u 1 gJ.: �n Lirwoln H i l l , •l 'o me• �·ou n HOOM IIOUSE WITH BATH UU. Mr. a nd �rs. Cha!les Beegle and .: � ' C E . Kathy Lawre nce, daughter ol . l{EEDSVILJ. Paint er Mor.day. olRoberl Howell ol heal. n. gas Ian nd l l u Mr. f . asement, b a !lulomalic p r folluwm -- - , er• 1he Oh1n, (Jy, g ,a\•c, a tomplctc 1 now Dou g las J ohnson is spending a Mr. an d Mrs. Joe Lawre nce, Bash ,le Mrs. Haymond Co ngrove oC son, Chuckie, 0.f co.lumbus spen t ; umbus were caUJng on Mrs, Cora I 1 6 1 fi Lincoln Hel g hls, P ome roy. sunal propNty. fRAVEL SERVICE. If you o1re I Plckc r i�gton spent �he past week lbe wee� end with his pa renl&, ,Mr. I Jewell this week. · few days with relatives i n Addi• an , is recoveri ng from p neumo1,1a. Call SH 2·4307 a fter 6 p. m. M a t d1i n g Antir1uc Heil and a n� Mrs. Ira Beeg!e. JOl ng lo 3 11,Y . forn� n c ?u� try l1erc with Mrs. Essle Congro v�. Several from here atte nded thf M ar h lc Top Drusser, Smglf' Me Mrs. Alice Whal ey of Co l umbus s on. - - - - - --- ---l'1 r. and Mn. Vary Sellers and spent several days al the home of or anywhere 111 1 �1 c U . S. g iv e Mr. and Mrs. Everett Boggess Mr. and Mrs. Marten Oates and revival at White's Chapel. 1al H e el ( l'lHl1Jl l c 1 c ) , s111 g J c Wal • ( u1 a ta ll. N41 �nYii·e ch11 rge , n� J o� Athens arc visiting here with ch;ldre11 of Orove�o rt spent .the u . o. Wha ley helping to care for Rodney Boner �f Bellaire spen t Mr. and Mr�. H��ward . Bisse�L n ut Ue i l (eumpl cteJ . lied linen s extras. TAW N E Y S TU� IOS, 4� his parents, Mr. and M rs. W. week e nd with Mr. an d Mrs. W;ird her son, Terry, who is ill. the weeken d with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and Avis, v1s1ted with h1f ( i nc lud i n g blanket s .:ncl .s p n •ad � i · Boggess. Say e and Mr. and Mrs. Herm a n Second , AYeliU l' , -�--,t: a l l l l•? 1 1.s, pare n t. Sunday aftern oo n . ( ' u rt .i i 11 s , Mirrors ( gold a nrl H O US E---,.,-c Mr. and M rs. Ancil Burbridge Dave Williams. __ J KEEP O B _ ING $I0 00 0;fe. W 1243 o 6 · • Pho ne GI 6• WH> • call· Heilman Will r GI · s. r M and Mr. a, n Tan d!lughter, infant r .ei d · Mrs. Garnet Hayma n has reteiv• th took Stcum woo trun fr1w1e11), cr k, · week. Ph one WY2·3323 · Week end a:ueats or Mr. a nd Mrs. to Parkersburg for med ical treat• ed: on Mr. a nd M rs. E. Cale re• 7·2Hk q e d word that her son, Pvt. Laur____ llrllW· of Chest ue Anti nesk, _ ·7 21f 6tp Jerry Gr1ham were Lester Spa n - menI. cenUy, I es, " !layman , ,·, completing hi, L iJ e ar ''· •• rop er., bl •t " t ·ence f 1 ag J e Of COIum bus an d M r. and M rs. · Roush, arry L s. r M d n . r M n Of a and Mr. o d e _at Fort Knox, Ky., am1 will r D call Stanley nzle e ing n ai t Shelf I-tall R8ck with Mirror, (20 ) . Se ICC.: Arch Rol�lns, Mr■. Gla dys Canter M rs. Her b Barnh a rt rece ntly. Mary J o and Do nme Rou .11h al· be bome ior a fifteen d ay leave th• U llhoJstered ·- - · -· - -- -· Room Lh mg and Oonme McClella nd, Letart, W . W E WISH TO thank uur relati11es Dori11 Staltll a nd R hea Ha ni ng of tended the ball gam ea Sunday at first of A uJust. Ch.ai r !!, G. I!:. llf'friAerator c:as TELEVISioN RADIO AND !!MALL Vil. 111 nd f r iends wh o hci pt•d in any . 1pent their vacatio n with Cinci nn ati. Columbus Mrs. Gar net Hayman a nd so n1 app1Ja n ce repair. Phone Ott, llangc, W esti nghouse !'toaster Mrs. �ollle Pullins and Mr. a od Rhe.i's parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Ray way dur ing lbc illness and ----are viaiting with her nephew and. 11nd St a nd, China a11d < i la11s• GaugH: Mo l,tgomer y uppe r )lcC.1lntock, Racine, O�lo. :Z-Uto · Mrs. Re Ld Rose and son , Harold, . o f Haning. dealh of ou r husba nd, father w11 rc , C ru e Ui, Gude11 Tuu ls, t,,amil)' Ml'. and Mrs. Larry Cozart. ]6.0, lowe r 9.3. runnin g 5 ft.; Newa rk 11pe nt several days with --\1 -'--- --- __ ___ ·-a nd son, Harry K Pr ice. Also LanCl;ter Cherry Stends, Walnul Sta Q.ds, APAlf.l'M ENTs _ �- aocl Ga l lipolis lippe r Ie.7, lowe r lO.S . atives i n Belpre. Rev. Norr lK, the singe rs, p11 II .Sq . Pedesta l T n bJ c , Pi r tures, ii'q lum l1hed. MeYutera. :ll1ddkr running slx foet; Lock 23 upper Mr. a nd Mr■. €harles McNkkles. Mr. cCJ9Be Sheffield return ed I Mrs. B. M. Pickens . went . to Henry Rou1h a nd .son , Dale, re• bea rers a nd Leavett's Fu11c r al . tf 3 2 2-2082 WY Phone port. one ,on an" ' I v•••t with hJB from ng LernpH (Fl oor nnd Tahlc) , Man• runni 10.2, lower 15,2, • tur ned Friday from Akr�n aceom- Fran�•lort, Ind., last week to v1sl_t c ._,..., Home. daughten in Akron , , Kanawha l l ro llers nn ,- -::- flUllNACII A wicket. · � "C"" -ccc.,..:,le! Clock, W!ill Shelves, Books MUILLllt WIITINO , panled by Mra. Violet Fi.sher and , relatives. Mn. Dorothy Price, (l a rgu !l!(SOrlment) Singer Sew, . ' HOUSE •ppllancN, Ameld ..... on sill. All dame aro up. two sons who will spend two weeks Mrs. H 1u:el Clelan d was a busl• Robert and I ton1111, OHIO VALLEY LIVE STOCK CO, Boats, Down, Ohio Riv..Rugs, Hockin g . . then, Syrac llM, Oh k,,. Phone ln1,t Machine, ness visltor in H untingto n Wed• with her pare nts. Mn. Annie Pritt Gtlllpollt, OhlD, July 23, 1 960 3:10 d or Chulrs, SL Cb1irs (1,:;rnc 11nd -6.114 Bcckj C. Walter 13 1 1-1 1.ff Lock . WY2 Mr. a nd Mrs. Tom Liodsey an d nesd ay. She was accompanled bY '1·30-1tp The Kirksville College of 01• solid seals . , l'l"orcelain K i lthcn am 12·3: L ock 14 Mr. Chris 6:4� HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 1 8 to "son, Scotty, of Grove City. spe n t her son , Mr. a nd Mrs. Henry Cle- teopa thy and Suri:ery in Missouri 18.40; 220 to 200 lbs 1 8 to 18.40; Toastrn a :ster ToasLer, A IR CONDITION[MO, REFRlp-ER- 6·0; Lock 15 Cha rles R. Sny der Tahle , Rememberin.11. w1lh an ,u· he in the week eod with her paren ts, l and, Pomeroy. where most Me1ga and Mason Light 17 to 18.40; Fat Sows 12 to all on ser vice Jack's Refrl&era- 8 am, • no tow ; Lock 18 R11�ger K ill'hen ll 1ens i lR, Vases and our heurt, o ur dC!arly bclo11ed and _ Mrs. MIion .s!X' neer. Scot,. Mr. and Mrs. Willshire and Lin• County oateopa!.bs either h1.ve Mr. q 0 k : I . :4 11J2. u P v H tlon. ho , en. a New r Tools u1ppa h 14; Stags 12 to 1:; ; Boan 7 to 12; 1 Tray�, All Work • l . Loc am s e 8 Pitc 0 husbll.nd snd father, John E. ty remamed for a vm l. . ., da of Marmet, W . Va., were Su n• taken special Lrami n,. or grad U· · 3537, Many Qf Lhe � hove a rc C'Ol ll!C· Sows & Pigs 60 to 100; Shoats 6 tt. i am 0-1 1 ; Lock 20 Jeffbo.i t 9: � 1;28-tl Leifhelt who left us one ye.u r LI.. Col._ John C. Rees ot Lock• day guests of .his �arC!nls, Mr. a n d aled from, will receive $500,000 tor's items und valua b le anti• ---- -----10·2; Lock 23 Alber t F. Holden I&. ago July 3 l st, 1 959. ne A ir Base, co lumbus, ape n t Mrs. Harry Wll�htre. bour a ICTION • A . I from Mrs. John i>. Rockefeller Jr. . C A'ITLE - Steers 15 to 22; Hel­ 3:30 pm 16·0; Lucy .!'a ne Lucas q uM for many years in lhe Wife, fth r ic; sun, Juck. Mrs. Fl o Allwme of ColumOus 11 It has been ann .,u nced. the week end with his brother a nd Compl• hrvlce frni ily of tile l a te Geor ge fera 14 to 20; Baby Beef 18 to "; 7:5() pm l l·O: Ellen z 12 :a5 am 7 .Jn . llc sister•i n•law, Mr. and Mrs. Jame� visiUng her sister, Mrs. ,F. E. Dunn. CrlH aradfonl Another $500,000 ii being given McQulg�. Fat Cows 12 to US; Ca n ners 10 to 9.1; City o( Huntingt o n 5 : JO am -------Reu. Over nl,a:ht guests of the Rees Contact er Phone Wf'IN. t'oundation tor Resear ch of 12; Bulls 16 lo 20; 'Milk Cows 100 The Ter ms: Cash al lime or sale. er n 8:2ti am 10-6. North 20·0; o n Wed nesday were Mr . an d Mrs. A. C. lltADl"OAD, Rac lM, OhJ. the New Yor k Ac11dt: m)' or Os- to 200. Not R Hpon1lbl• for •cc l dentt Up al Lock 29, Indiana 6:20 ' eo Lemon ds, Otisco: tndi a na. L te opathy from the Rockefeller William McQ11igg, VEAL CALVES - Top 25.110; am 8·7 ; Lock 28 Tri-Stale 6:30 Mr. and Mrs. Jumor Stewart 01· 1 LOST BOXEii dui-: a bout Ph: l:irothera Fu nd to be used tor re- Secon ds 22 to 24: Medium HI to 2i; Owner. em 6•0; Lock 23 C. v. Horl}er ·Belle, Va., spent the week end S ' years ago. Hf' J )OJ"lt�l SCCII fC· Crltt Brndford, search, sem mars snd curriculum Com. & Hvs. 18 to 25; Culls 12 to 8:30 pm 0·2; I. F. Fryberger 1 1 :20 Mrs. and Mr. are nts, p has with By Mr,. Hatti• Frff •rlck c,ently In Sal, • m l.'e nh�r vicinity, unr1chme n t at the six osteopathic 08. Aucl lone c r . pm 16-0; Allaa 1:20 am 0·9; EUW!lter Stewart, SM.00 llcward. l'ho nc SH2· . �ra. C . A. _Babcock who bas been colleges i n the �nited stales. . 7. 30 . fJtc iabeth 6:45 am 2. 1 . SHEEP - Ewes and Lnis. ti to ,f rs. Walter Stewart vl�1ted Mrs. ill as improvmg. 7-30.Jtc -- · 4885. Lawrence S. Rockefeller, presi• 1�; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; Fal Sheep Down, Ka n awha, at W infield, Walter Rayns aL Maaon , S�t�rday. Mr. and Mrs. M Iio Blg,a:s and Mr. dent of the fund said "Thia action USE D GARD}i:N t r11N on1 a nd mow. Elger Clict 7 a m O•l ; Beave r 4 to 10; Cull, l to 5; Bucks 4 to 8; and gives evidence vf lbe long conr s. Edith Du n fee is visiting rel• and M rs. Norman Frederick M ere. Hnta ry mower blades shar• 6 : l ll am O•l : Fat Wethet■ ft to 10. --�ons a ttended the Gladman Reun• tln uing i nterest of our family in pc ned. Custom mowing and --------- _ LAMBS - Tops 18; Seco nd s 14 JOn ,t La nea,ter, Su nday. pl owing. 1962 ro1m \1'6 Customline 4 dr the field of o,teopathy and it i, lo UJi IJght Wt&, 12 to 15; Com­ l A.II. 9:30 • 8efo1 Mrs. Paul Kelly and sons, spen t hope th.al thr u lhta pro1ram the Sudan. 1-'o rdomatic, H&ll, Good GRAVILY TRACTOR mon 10 to 14. lllddl1110lt WY-:Mt49 condition $200. Norm a n Webe r , Salos and Se rvice :512 K Main St. a week end recently with her doctors o { osteopath), of the fud to the high bid der on sol be To PDll'I.,.,. WY-2-1191 . daughter, Mr. and Mr!, Emerson tu re wJll be enabled to increase LonG .Bottum, Ohio. YU , 327 1 . WY 2 · 297:5. Phone Pomeroy, the 9th day of Augual, 11)60 at kAUTZ Pl,ID ITOII P ooler at RIWell Poi nt. 7-21-tle (7> 28, 3tp Zerkle ruckl nc T the 11t m. a. IO still further the already sub5ta nAl cI Starling Orr ot Columbus vb:lted tial contribution the profeHion McMaa• lo next house storage Co. 1 Yubn "2 41 J9M 1-'0HD Wirle Side Pickup, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Cur t Fred erick Tues- now makes to lhe publlc health ten Furniture Store in ilfld dleport, HAMILL - VICI STATION · c,ne cudul owner. Lo� m i l o11ige. SUN • RAY GAS Hangc like new. d ay afternoon. o , the followi ng merchandiRe: Ohi and that new aven ues of cooper■• R. Cuouey, V1rn Clyde Ill Sec J. E. Radtkln BJ -.. f,00 A.M, $1 ,49:5.00. Uhlcltnim;, Pomeroy. an nual aervice award lhe At Dr. J. J. Davia was called to see tion with colleagues In other . One 2•piece llvln a room suite, 1 Run lJailC!y Pomeroy, 2, No. fl. A pic nic and wie ner roaat wU,: Wll Allolny d h bl d h 48 7·28-6tc t ny a 9x 12 wool r ug, I 9xl2 rug pa d , 2 ::�":,� c:i: � :r T�� ��� Curl Freder1<k Tuesday. bra nches of me diicine will be be held aJ Columbia Chapel FR Road. 7 · 2H·3L p bratl n Ivery 91 · -James W11 1 1ams o1 P I ne Grove ope ned " 3d Tru•V al mattresses, 2 3x3 Tru• 19.ffB MG Road111cr Sports Car. --day evening July 29 at 6:30 p. m. n a n d Savlr,g• Co mpany al 1111 Loa visited Je.rry and Jack Frederick, V11! Box Spring,, 1 7-pc. breakfast The K l rken ille professorshlit' 1fler which lhe film "Martin hc ally sha r p. $ l ,W5.0U. Uh1el• 40 ACltES, ff room block housti, aome 200 Lima, ln ce off home a � \ dril l ed wel l , full basement, onday morn ln . set, 1 set of three tables, 1 mi nk tnan, Pomeroy. will be a memorial to Dr. Perrin Luther" will be shown by leaden 7·28-6tc Mr. a nd Mrs, ·Paul Tbomaa or T. wilso n f Cambrid ge M 111 a 11omc co11I and timber. Con­ bed sprl n&1 employees w�rc hono!ed We dneabedroom 4x6 suite, 1 of the DVBS. COMPU.TE l>ISUIIANCI PRO r othe nd a s war erv1ce with da y d � 11 U JSIIIMI OLDS Super "68" 4 dr. ba r d Colu mb u 11 spenl Su nday with Mr. past pres� tact Clyde VnnC oo ncy, n. R. . • --..c ,, den l uI the • n.111A,c1n Laurel Gra nge held annual in• tection , Lile, Aute, Fin, PolJG and o ne 4x6 Tru Val ma ress. tributea l lndlvidua 1 1 top. Power slecrln;.r and brakes. an d Mr1. C. A. Ba beock. Other v ll· Osteopathtic AHociation and Mrs· · Nu. 2, Pomeroy, Dalley Run , This murnllure wUI not be sol d , lion by Depuly Master C. N. spec lllddl1port, MIila, Doa C■il s om C th e r A l lendi ni f om E!lRY Elmer Rockefeller'1 pe rsonal phy1lci1n. One careful IOl'ill owner . Showa 7.2s. t1tp n o�d. for less tha n $UW.OO. I local oUice her�, and their years ltor1 were Mr. and Mn. Jone, Saturday evening. Lecturer \li>'o. the beat of ca re. $1,295.00. Blaet­ Babcock of Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. McMaater'1 Ha rdware Co. The Fund 's President al.id fur- MH Rupe conducted a Pfogram of service WH James Mahokey, Carl Duckworth of Otaeso and the tnar,, Pome roy. 7-28·6tc Ohio leport d Mid r .. PIA.CHIS th "Scannl.n,: the Horiion for Laurel office. e (7 ) 28., 30 .' (8) 3 3tc m1n11er or the local Duckworths' d1U1hter. .Pauline and o . �. The problem oI adequate 1u� picklni Now ., Gr1n1e" b)I seven panel members her Ot Havens. d R , 1966 BU J<.:K Spcd!i l 4 d r. sedan. service ' annual an ar Ea.,h ' am 11Y, ,..... • nc15ter, and M r. 1•1d Port for reHarcit into tb.e under. and dlscuNlon by the group, Thi■ v.irlctlca l11ter. New Ha ven Or• FOR SALE , IVA BROWN pro­ ...l c:e�many ls givc n in hon or , 1Mrs --------0r1Cln1l blsck flnlsl1, like new. 1w..-u ,w H . perty reduced price, 7 room ■• lyi ng cauaes of he111llh and ,, __ · cha rd. Phone TUrncr 2-4688, · . Hill · proerani wH sent out by the 1t1te '880,00. Ul.ielln1m1, Pomer oy. of tbOM employees who have M a d Mrll W 1 id S 7" r an d b aa been I p�eHin1 one for the (7) 28, 3lc hol ear aas, J bath, beat. . n Have New water P"ana:e •throu1b °'�uty Jones. A �� / . ronsecutive five f 148-41lc reached each �rs �th d 811 o�teopattuc c:ollea:ea. ·Al pd­ garage. Clo11e down town. Sherltt'a • ,• ., Chiltffl Property year petlod of m loymen A 1010 by VirKinl1 Turner piano . l!l i:, L \r1r11:ra nte m1btullon1 they ba've been d�:,:ters 'aarba:! • Above hl1h water 218 (;olt St., Pl'Mttin Motar ... STUUEHAKElt Ex tra r l ean, USED Gl.BSON REFRIGE RATOR. . relay Jami! concluded thl!I a and et wllb a 'Pin 111 ... Pl■lntlff 11 presente<I• s aold ;_ � Plve po1 Rw, u.· 18d mn, .... W end eii Breezy Hi:ts. Midd leport. Otflcl!I 'Phone ' WY 2new tl re111, batte ry and bra kea. 1 Jewell CU rtl-., cau1ht in the unlvet11I 1truule proa:r�m. 'Potluck relrelhmentl o f years five each 'fl. for dl�apd l Cle ntlne and famlly, Athens, were lo maintain hith sll.ndards of 7 29 3tp Phon e WY 2-9118. l•iltl?, �320, R••· Phone Gao DUI, E11gle Rl d; e, Phone were served by the home eeono­ . Company ---·-year the II. I. ThJ1 Hit., Defendant Nr,-,.c;:,e. · Mr1 t1 Gall Nr and of suppe r 1ue1 . WI P.2 167. 7·28·3tp 7·18·12lp in,tru t1 on in dicl nl!I a d . hllct comm,lttee. Jn pur1u11nc:e to an Execution l1j la · Cill�br•ltina u, 48th birthday Caln and ,on Georle in hens � � e ll N I BARGAINS Mn. HO)'l Keeton entertained llon mo of d Cou from mm sue r the In County t 01 annl e� ti n ' Sunday. Birthdl)'I of Mr,. Gl,dy� ::!r U�� f t �� c1..,. UMIIIIII Can -r=d� ' wi� o 11b the Wlllin1 Worker1 class Friday Meia:a Count)', Pomeroy, Ohio, on: thl1 event, offlcen, ex.ecutlvl!II Spencer Barbara wrif;ht and Nor• All Moh" on<! -I• perm 1t t he Idvancement f pro- evening. U1ed Heating lbe 2nd day of July 1960 a nd to me and hoiured 1erv 1ce ein ployee1 ma Cal� were celebnted. IIIITIOPOI.ITAN MOTOll6 vital to a b.etter undentand­ Jecll Mn. Erma Vale .apent Friday . directed In the case above named, I ft'om all over Ohio 11thtml at 60D•N l11t MMII It. Mr . and Mn. iBlll Willard ot Equipment th y human the way f Mra. A. It. C..ler. with wlll expose lo sale at Public Aue,; the Company 's beauUful Mirror Johnstown visited Mr. and Mn. � bod ! Ohle oni. u.nc S. Hut 1nd dauahten, Dr. equip. PARLOR-Fully BEAUTY rt joyable n e an r fo Uma Cou the o1. door t n fro the at tlon, Lake tn Lowell Bina, Sunday. COAL FURNACES -------and Edna Cooper of El1le Miu ped, 2-atory rraml!I w!th 2 Hou1e, Ponteroy, Ohio, :M:eip Coy. n• bu1ineu ,nd aoel1l meet1na:. \ Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ara:abrlle and . Sizea 20-22-24" on old nelchbora called Pomer->;v apartments (4 room, and & ty, on Friday, the 3th day or A uThe Company ,ta r ted J n_ busl• gra ndson of Wooster spent Friday BLOWERS in Dreaville Sunday. 1be wrltl!ll' rooms), corner location. Ttrms. a:ust, 1960, at 10:00 • · m. the fol• neu in W1pakonel,1 , Ohio, in an d Sat\U'day with Mr. and Mn. rememben bein1 treated for ty. Oil & O..s Conver■lon Units Full p r ice, , $12 ,500.00. lowina: aoods and chattels, to-wit: 1912, with an up:stalrs office and Henry Spencer. phoid· fever by the doctor 84 yean MIDDLE PORT - 0.room frame, 1 193& Chevrolei. Belair 2-door, two employHs. Today the firm ·Kermit McEJroy of · Morrow Is aio wheD h'e w11 l�ted here. furnace heat, Motor and Se rial No, C55NCMHS2. ffllilnlaina 107 o!fices 11II over 1pendlnll bl! vacation with hie· bath, ga r11a:e, a l u minum window• and door■• Appraised value $275.00. Terms ot Ohio and employes over 1300 peo- mother 1nd brother, Mra. M.■rth1 WCB1ln1houoe Store lot 100x l20. Only f6IIOO.OO. Sale: Caah in hand on day of 11le. pie. The City Lalin is reco1nhed McEl roy and Gene a�d Ver1II. 3S0ft Ph•n. WY•2-6314 lwrac.,H, 0, d AL I IRT M. COX, ..l..... ■n Taken as the properly of R. E. 11· thl!I laraest fln1ncl1I concern Miu Violet wOue, J'actsonvUle, Bida on the purcbe.111 of ll1bil­ ..,_ WYl-l120 Hile lo sallsfy an Execution in fa\ of lb: kind In the co1mtry oper• · ls vt1itlng her ,randmother, Mn. Box 229 •BALDWIN and pro�rty dam11e Jmur1nce ity WYMUG S1le1. Motor Pre�ton the of r vo 1960 Model Hot Point Ra n 1:e 30 1Un1 e1clu1lvely within I alhcte Ma,;1le ROHnkr1n1. •WtlRLrl'ZBR to the by owned vehicle, cover Robert C. Hartenbach, I st1te. 1'1te City Loan h11 office• . Mrs. Dayton Spencer and two In ch ovan, O\l.er llmer and cl ock 7•'6•3tc --· -,,,�� Sheriff or MelJs:18County, Ohio In t:Vftl'J' county in the ■late md children or Terre Haute, Ind. spent lll11on C'.ounty Board of �ueaUon Priced reasonably. Phone WY 2· --- LIGAL lllll QTRl:B FAMOUS NOTICI (7) , 28, 90, 3tc In tb1 metropolitou'l citle■ Hveral the week end with Kr. and Mn. ate now beinJ accepted by t.he 7·28-3tc 3873. OUe r11 r,111 be received untll - - -- board. - . office■ an . maintained. Total re- Henry Spencer. lmPl'la 4 Door' Saturday, AU&Ult �' al the p,!Uee of Also accepted a re bida on 1ood with milllon, attend, !nderlct lt SIGZ uceed IOllltta Ja and Jerry e Cu. In. motor with 1\Jrbo· Webtter and FuU1 P.om!lltO)' N• rnlne coal and 11toter run-of'-the , customers. ed at 4-H meetlni at Cheaf r>,r �qi,. a y _.we, powtrr 1lcer1n, a n d lional Blink Bulfd\nc, ,Pomeroy, Sealed blda will be received by il pprolint tef 300 000 eo■l for IChoola In the county. Bld1 11 n e1 peraonal day eve ln1. •-•• new nylon Nfety white­ 0d i eel I th Ohio, Phone WY 2·1118. f� the th Ie I th The firm 1pectaUt I Pomaroy ahould be 1ubmltted •t the ' rate Wrl1ht St, Mr. and Mr,. Carl Duckworth of charged al the mine: - Urea. beautiful belle and �r11::ne .:ldel!ln:: l:C. ted loana tb Ohio fa m llll!ls a nd 11 w-ell property of Ella. ' Wblt11t dffe1Nd, lta eon,um"r finand� Otse11 called on Mr. and Mrs. Curt flnl■b wtth i,potle■s mat.ch• 1ulom1Uc heal, 1ltu1ted In the VU1q1 of S)'racute 1, 800 East Main stree,, PomeroS,-, kDoll(n 2 All bids must be aent to the ,lbli l'l*•1 ..,4_. llu. appllanc.1 and Frederick Sunday afternoon, o auto b ,._ ot ( interior, d n a heater radio, prtlll!ln blda atory tW? I of eon111una be and Ohio Sealed muat Ohio. E later not rlntendent aupe counl.)' Price ,esoo, no city . .. inltalml!lnt purthasea thru ,..,,.._ than .. p, m. OD AUIUlt ,1, per frame dwetlln, ho•, · fCJUr rooma ed on or befON Auiuit 1,t 1860'. · other down P•Jlllent, WINI HORII t NO!l,11 r d throughou the me •ole o 3000. oo and Euc room, three m. n,0 u o'clock ,t down,tatr■ ind a. 10:00 month, poy llke rent. ■�d UPI GOODWOOD, bath upet1ln. aarbe, :d.tu.ated on lOr Clyde G Millhone wlll con• atate. City Loan heodqu■rter, ocd . own­ our-yeat-Ol a Savina:• ent Royale. the Bulldlne Roc::ky cupy ire ' property four adJolnin1 Iota. sld� i1ccepul\1 b1d1 for er Jim � pro�ot & ls ,poru w S. bulldlna: '11111 U. by ed Um■• In l!ll'Tb buli. l!ln. e und on installm t J1llllll)A AllillNL!:. victory two-len� a in � t'fflter nortb• Norrl1, uvlnll • Admlnl1l(alrlx ol Iha l!ltate aiJned retervea the rl,lbt' to re, hon O P . T O B T I I C 1.. <Midi Friday In tl\e Sll,110 , ol 1111! Wbl�, a......,i. Joi 1DY and oil bidl 1 -tern Ohio and ti la the con• at III0-8 . , c.,1 1111,4 ....., Dll RO)!ole , PHONI WY :M709 trol point l<>r the <:om111ny'1 en- Che■terfl•l� ,�p, , Crow crow 6 POr1er WEBSTtll and l'IJLTZ1 · a and ajle the In ... ri, H 1 ■t he y otllce e ilem throuah· Ure ��• .N- • ....,. .___ t,f. Jt; 7-2 -IOTC A,tiome,o at Law !or Admlniltntrlit At1orney1 · . q-.r llandlctP ,,enL u., otai.. ai , 211. 21, 111, etc ('fl lll, 11. IO; ti) l. I, t. etc a PHONE WY-2-21 57 Not1· ces . � ( 9a_) Mar1n Auto Sa les ,----:. �-. :� . ,. ,-------'-=------, fI5HING I I __ • I- -- - -- --- -1 9 For Sa le ----- I Hazael Personal News I I ,ooo I I I Thanks I B USl · · ness · and · I I= j ?, II 1 8 Emplo yme nt Wonted rv S I :oo.· West Shade N Of Th Week I •� I ,-- --,,===c--c====- ' ---=======---- ----- -- - 1 8 ) Auto -----Sales --- Call Did Sterrett ---------- - Legal Not,'ces ·I I From Cit Lo88 y ■■ DIY &uTlofl J I nsurance ----- --( 20b ------ ( 2 1 ) Real !;stat --- • LegaI . Notic, WY· 1 . ➔�w)', '•••N'J• Po'1 nt Rack Societv News I [i· I ' Leqal ' Notice HOME A:u! bed,_,, $2495 MEROY T01 t CO. -•ae I r:� Ai t�':e ° i'':' water, I lfr r ' . nl 11; a - ,, I ·°"' :1nn ' i ,1:29 I I I j ,. Enill llo&y ....... ........ . • I - .. COMPTON, ..O. ·r,. N. W ' ■ I .. ... ,. WijT N-TV Ch qai �t l . 1i ' rday - Seitu 13 Chn11nel '!I • 3:30 · A11Star Mov-le Mal inee 4:45 American Album 5 :00 D'an c�: rarty ' ll> llock 1.a•• P•rt, 7 : tNr kii'.hw4Y Patrol �:30 Perry Mason 8:30 W.qnted-Diad or Alive 9:00 Mr. Luc'ky P·SO Have Gun, wm Tt'avel :IJ:00 Gunsmoke 10:30 Not For Hire 1 1 :00 P'clock News: 1 1 :l� Theater 1 3 . oo Cliannel 13 - Sunday ' l:f)(r Rev. ·Matt!!ewa 10:00 I0:30 11 :00 t J :r n 8AIINEY GOOGU: • - -•-• - eo•• . i// - 11mn;l SNUFFY ,:---- . - • - 8111TH • • • ��... ' �!,'•111,1 �!•I ··s r>s ri ' •· " "••ter '!a-- .w',-i.l,or -- ..,._.., SA,MANTMV !! COME ON IN 7'H' l:l'OUSE • · YOflE SUf'PER'S 61TTJN' 'COLD c� Gtneva, Wis., Mn. E mma Partlow, Silver 'R.ldge called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer, Thursday. Mrs. Mary Holter, ton Gordon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Rutland. Sharon Holter who ha d bee n vlsitlnf the Davise■ returne d home. Mr· and Mrs. Fred Sbaln, RIclne Rpent the weekC1nd at the Virgjl Walker home. SuJ)da:, evenl �f: �•I � M r,. V/ete �t. 8 , "' {fJ! " ,U:ih "' " •nn■ 11 . � , �� , n �� ., "' .,........ �� . �f �d. · md 1 oven­ lolornl oo ..Sl'lof Gt,,r plr , ,W lnr Mth Mr. "!t" Ml'i: · � H. �l,y. , • , r• ,r; l�d "'8 f.lJJJ. QD' and son, tPf�! Sun�,y ,nib Cfi� � 'n11 Mrs. Seldon Pickens and chll• dren spent Sun day with Mr. · and Mrs. w�rren Roae. • Ha1 lie Holter, Ci nd1, n ati, spent Monday with Mr. and Mr,. A!NU · Holter. and family. c�i,on '"•IOI' M,J. an� !!r, anil lamil.Y. Belpre, .,er• guests 'nlur1day ol Mr . and f&rs. Herma n C8i1;'s6n. ,' . ,, . · Va., Denver Hill, Foster, will preach it Red .Bru,h Cllur'Ch July 30 an d SI. M r ... and Jrfrs, PauI 0�, �� · an<j. , s -s. � � r a/ad :�� de Mrs MIRTI.ie ()fri atten d day dinner at the bhme ef · . and Mra. Ralph KeUer eu ndayr n ! honor of Jake Weber. Mr. a1:1d Mrs. Har?ipy CarmAn, Addl,on, Mr. and ,.,., Art· Mdr• ar tty · and · famllY 1 Syticuse, • -�nt Su nday with Mr. and Mra. J. O.· McKay: 1 .i .:b Md �- :«,,. ,_,,,,,_ r,u,. I MY.. ., "t I" ' ., ��, �•· 1� with �• · Mr. arui lira.' VW§ spent ti,�'welilend f • ' ,, � . ,, 1, •'I t:8!11\iy�.. � oyc,e <;�raf an4 Mi.a:!, 1,1 1 • ' .. of . i. land. •)lent ,. , ·N, e 114·' wµIJ , fohherii Ila, II, II\>. IJld He rman Carson. Mr. a nd Mr.s. Clayton Jones snd family, South Charleston spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. . en d Mrs. Grbver White and D oris. M r. a nd Mrs. Wayne Orr, Part• ersburg l!il)(nt Saturday n ight with I M r . a nd Mrs. Poul Orr. Chafl ittil t-3-M ond,a) · a:00 CB ,,oo Ur. d u.ir,, Lucy in Connec,tkut Whats M y Line? . Su nd ay News S�ecJal , Theater 13 --:-• S Newa 8:10 Captain Kan4atoo 9 :00 airtoon Th·eattr 10:0Q · Decembei 'llrld•� I0:3J) Video \:'l,lage l t :00 J Love Lucy 1 1 :30 Clear Horizons: 12:00 Lovl!r of Life 12:30 Search For Tomorraw 12:45 The Guiding Light 1 :00 Ht!arl of the City 1.:30 As the world TlU'nl l!:00 • Full Circle 2:30 House Party 3:00 The MilUonalre J · V. The Verdl•,t •l1 YoUrt 6: "8 The lb11h� Dt, 1:15 Tl'A Soeret "'orm l!IMJ Tho Eda• of NIOI 1:00 The nir.e Stoor•• · l:IIO .·The We !If Rile, 1,00 Ar'bur "f. Smlill, lle111 · b:J5 A Looi:: at the Weather I:• Jule •lllvlln Show "30 A"!OI 'o' 1 Andy lliih1V•Y 'Patrol dherlif Farn,11 Show The 7:3<1 , P.< • < •!; Father ' Koo'fl ' Best &! • S.ouu P�1• .·"'J'.•r . ,El!Jl , 1 , .,, .�.,- .8,�owcue 10 : 'l'!>e D�on\ Stiow \l;� New1 t 11:{0 ·.\ L\)ok aj· tj>e t!:15 - "»- .»5T A LITTLE BIT EACH 7-J,, �E JEST TRY IT, vllGHA>D SMlF, AN ' l'LL WRING �ORE NECK !! '"»"" w. , !i\n. ·•r,bii• I �. W.--,-lr/iI:' '" . LI . . But It'< · Onlv on one side ot their rot:. .. • l Wed 1,q<i 'Jule · • ' · lat/.!!E· ne� atte::.iod it�::8. Dt; " ' 'fhi� a� o. s. Cecil Spencer or I '6::�4::hfrr: G -,.4 )!:Y!li n M· �l' -- e&JJ, 4 � CheSter the Charle! -:t Spencer fi-,ffy. --....------ ., Ede S0C:tlt¥ pV, &; ft Ju-1 :!,· - �$; ilYi�u��,: 1)!!11,•,, r;t ·· l/'' � :r:: ,.., � };!J� 1 .=:�.':&l �ss. 11 , , ul,'eh. �•iiw<n o ' JJST WOO IND !IMIU!! "­ . . ,,. �� r•;� ,�r tti• th':'=. 1ijf��_ _ .11l(.f an tNs tho fl"!. tis\! here since.' .... . • . , 1'h Y1JU Brina, � 1 '\:hey Ill�">' lr,l!'l\bi enjoye ;.. . newin, ihwt l$!9lli'rhtance. , , ,fiurcli' Up To The ' Minute · Mason County N EWS I Tiines Dtly 1Q :AM 11:5$ AM. . ., 5:05 BM d d llr. an� 'lfrl. Rotiel'.l ·MuJTay and dat11hten •pent the week end with Mr: and lifra. Dor�·,1 Vlney�rd and 1 M'r,. a� �rs, wm,,r'r\ :lturra.v of Wooster. The Robert Van Meters spent ·a week With Karen and s"andra Cir­ ter ·,pent a week with ;dr. Carter who Is employed at Clendenin, W. Va. Man:f' pel'lons attendod the Lit­ tle League a:arne between Coolville and Riverview S1iturday eveni�g. The next game wiU be at Decatur. bavid VanMeter, so n of Mr. and Mra. Robert VanMeter celebrated hia ,1st birthday Sunday. His cake waa decorated with I basket of red rose� and lnacrlbed "Happy Birth­ day 1l1vtd, 1 year old." He rtlcelved 1Jfts from Karen, Sandra1 J1m Carter, M'ar. vat Grae�. Donrile �lrall, . lii'nd Jll�lor - olflng,r, rannie, Ed· die � Sol Bl.lley; G'lfige Curtis a�( Ro,�m and. Dorl,. ,Y,on�lli'. · ' ,P,0/'11� Bu '9 tilhT 1 Jli• , . s °l' ol "' �p? . � a11f ,'er d1"'h- .. , , . ' MC°ona · vllitdn . ,, ·(let, ,' apcl 1 =, . th,,. NANcY-" • �Qt>l'l" HAVE . . $HM,ENTS ENOUGH R FOR ALL . . 'KIPS - ,Y>� � \l: " If¼;, �,•!¥• t' i,idll · .11.!l�•% ,:r;,...a -'a..oi°!!; "•� l!l)jl:a •· · ll!t 1 l\lf,.I ,t 1 f· Jrore,ter and ehlldreb of "tclne Wert1 re. cent villton of Jb. and Mr,. JUnloi' Uoil!Jlltt, . ;,;-,,� ; -._ � L· ;;;,; · ' MAN ,-'f, • • 'j . ,:· " . ' • ___I "'"" _, - Wt•• PIANOS · RANDS •so.oo VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY w. Bids Being Accepted' 8y M · Boar • Iii I an: I ARNOLD'S I ti ,4., }"lil ' I' ' Mahokey Wins • Award Service ti� 'l'ntll ,. �-no e::oo �le ty News - Sign On Tod1.• Katie Doonan Show Mr. and Mrs. North Dough Re 111 Play Your Hunch Prk, II Rleht CnnceritraUon Trlltll or Coniw:que nON Jl Could be You Mid Day N�WI Moviet ime Loretta You ng Thea1er Youn g ,Dr. M11lon e From These Roots Comedy Pliyho use Ad ven ture Time Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preston Music in the Round Jim Thacke r 8how Weatherc.alat News Plcttire Huntley Srt"'1e1 Report Hucklebetl')' ' Hou nd River�at Tales of Wells Fargo Peter G1µm G oodyear Theater SuJJ1mer Special Ne-.• He1111,J.._ W'"!!atbeTeHt Jack Paar Show Sign Off ,8'1:._. ._ · c,u,�t ' " t� �l't'.:'f'.J= 00 k Hill '?'· tl:45 J·Oi) 9;00 9:30 10:00 ! 0: 30 l l :00 1 1 ;::MJ 12:00 ' 2 · ,0 t :00 1 :, 10 2;30 �00 3 :30 4:00 4:30 S:00 15:30 6:00 6:llS, R:2S 6:30 e:◄5 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 1 l·OO · 1 :ill 1 1 : 15 1 :00 WCHS-TV Channel 8 " Chan�l 8 - Sunday ■■ 16) Lost and Found I I Sign On This Is the Life TV Chapel Industry OT) Parade . Inside Sports 30 Lab . Movretime DUg-out Dope BasehaTI Meet lhe Press Sunday News Picture OverJ1nd Trail Music oo ice Chevy Sho•" Loretta Your,g s:10� People Are Funny News Headlirlea UAAT DC£5 I T . .• Channel 3-,_,ondo, -., s�,. • ... True Story Home Run Derb1 News Pletur e Sports Roundup I Weathere'!ast Saturday Night Ja111boree Bonanz.a The Man and the Ch a lle nge The Deputy 1 World Wi de ar: Men •'rom lnte1 pot Ne .;'I Headlines W 1athercllst Shockwatch • Sig n orr ______ . 1 Channel 8 - Monday I fl!rksville D. 0. • es OIIege R"""eIV $500,000 Grant .!HATS 1 1 :10 Wealbccu· j 1 1 : 15 N'itew1tcb 1 :00 Mgn Off 0::,0 Th e A:ukana 10,30 John ny Staccato 4 :00 1959 Miller High Llfo Open ! LOO The N<:ws To!light 4:30 Sports 1'hrills o r 1959 1 ' , 1 0 Late Show 15:00 Fill Films S:45 America's Newsreel Album 8:00 Reco rd Hop 8:30 Teachers' Workshop T:SO Dick Clark F:how 8:30 Romper Room 11:00 Brave Slslli on 9:30 1,j ovie 8:30 Leav.;; :� To Benet 1 :25 Your bHO ReJ)Oll« 9:00 L:iwrence W.,.lt 1 ' 1 :30 I 'Married Joan J0:00 Jubilee, U. :or. A. ,2:00 RestleSJ! Guo 1 1 :00 Up•To•The•Minul<: New.. U : 1 0 Sports Report 12:SO Love That Doi. a : 1 5 Late Show 1 :00 About Faces ::3Q Medic . ' 2: 00 i?;,. lq <;'l!IJ't f :30 !1)• G•lo !!Olm son 12:00 Tbe 111• l'i<ture Beat •�• ·,2:39 J,ohn Hopk�n• File · o 1/0 Yiu 3 ,3 J :09 Col�ge News Conference , ! �tl'k!-U , 1 :30 National EdtJ. AsFoclaUon · aptifn 5: 2:00 : Mystery Mati nae 3:00 Opeo , Rearing 3:30 '.J'he A,nswer 4:00 Ilka Chase Show 6:4l> Weather Tiller 4:30 A merican Arts Trio 6:4_� John Paly Hewa ti:00 Matty's Fu nday Funnies 7:00 Broken Arrow 5 :30 Social Securily 7:30 Chejenne 5 : 45 TBA 8:80 RoU?bon Street B •• • Pe�ple's CJ-oi�, 9:30 A dventurelir In Paradlr e 0: 301 . . f:Ded �ok ·A:maieur Hour 1 1 Q:3.0,,, iSP�l'UI J.lia,blighfa i · J , . 1:0(l Trackdown t!:t',o \'he ir(ews Tonl(ht 7:30 k�veric.k l l : M Sclohnlnc. the W'ealher 8:30 Lawman l l : U5 Sport Report 9:00 The l?ebel Late Stiq" I RIVER REPORT 1960-7 Channel 8 - Saturday 1 . B aseball Channel 3 - Sunday H : 15 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 12:45 1 1 :30 3:t5 3:25 8:00 6:80 1:00 8:00 9:0. • . t0:00 10:30 1 1 : 20 I "--- I 1 2.) Cord I COUtS RAY'S LAKES I 3 :00 5:30 . ft:00 6 .30 I :45 8:5' 7:00 '7:30 1:30 9:00 9:30 10:30 , J l :00 1 1 :to 11:15 1 :00 I I Aff)VC A t Camp For amboree Channel 3 - Saturday I I Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , July �O, WSAZ-TV Chca11n el 3 I I SUpp I '1es I I 1 4 ·' . For - -· ·- -- Rent Dally I I I MGM I I I l RACJNE Is Report_ed ....J... ;_, . I ' 1. =·,. �.., ON'. THE, .':." :,., i"!" � r_;; r:i . . ' '1 ... ' ; ' i ',; ') \.. I '' · I ,. I ' , �. .l �- • .. .... - ........ ... ,.,..,,.,,,:-,._:-:,:,,=----------~ -,~ . ·------- -- ~ ' I • Pomeroy, ObJo w TONIGHT "VICE RAID" Mamie Van Doren and • Richard Coogan - also "HAVE ROCKET WrLL TRA VF.I.." Three Stooges SUN., MON, ind TUI&. Robert Louia Stevenson·• "SINK THE BISMARCK" NEW and USED COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACE·S Ideal For School Wear BECKY'S MIDDLEPORT 1 / Ill<, lo IIN ,,,,,,, ,.,••.• tll. ., ,,,il,1/• •1wt the other day I dlcl four dl6erenl tltlng.r in a IUlaJe visit hero. I made my uual weekly sav• Ina• deposit, drew some cash from my checkina • account for Ibo wook'a marketing, look IIOID8 papen out cl my ufe depollt box, ad talked with tbo bank'• lalll officer~ ~DI. ""Wear ID witbiD an hourJ• · --... · '· WEDGIES CROW'S The' FARMERS BANK ~d.Savings ·Company I ,\ ' 'K•ller l°f!dad ~ Spta · W .•~•Federal».• Iuvuee CorporaUoa POIIDOY. OHIO ' . I • . $3.31·1 • ,s.3a .. STEAK HOUSE · Home ·Of The Son Tran,/erred FABULOUS .... ~ , We Pay 39', lntereat OIi Savlnp i, Val'1es To $9.911 . Mr. and Mr1. Albert Pettit have received word that their aon, Airman William B. PetUt hu been transferred from Lackland Mr Bise In Tex•, to Amarillo Texae for twelve weeka tnlnilll' In ac'. countl111 and supply' work. • SAND:WfCH • Pboae Order By Alf Me·•· Rom\ ' PHILCO . 1 ~ ; 1 ~, I I Tom: oy l I THI SIIOE' IOX ' I I • • Bis automatlo delnllt refrijt • N- "Nartof:!."' Interior color • Pori:tllaln c;rieperDali-y Bat Door • ~family a i prio(t~ $199.95 Prieea Start Al Low Al I' ·1. ' ·1.IFRIGlllATOR . JULY QQRANCE'~ SALE Now hllll Oal ~ 2 • Separate CIJ. ft.) ~r1ton1 , , vlbL . } ' ' ' ' • ' 1, ~$~9~141:ED· .RAD.10 . .canct. TELEVISION. .. ' . • 1 SMITH QOTHIIG MWDl.tPORT ' I, IIIAIN St, • . ,' llllller, Oner ' t . ~, ~ POIIIICW, ORIO ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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