http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d6edb5d5b1b0f84618eea19b1e09f1a5.pdf 668a562fb27fb2d2a4c7ad6be929271c PDF Text Text • -.- :riow You Know tlfflWt from -lent l l -. A f""l1I ab WH ltrobn effr the 11rille'1 heed N, a IYmNI of plen( tlful-, 1111d 4lech of the nuptial • a.·I ' y e BJ Unlt,tl , , _ lntematlNal The trui.....1 ..u1111 ake ..,...,IMka,pl-. T• Dnotetl VOL XII NO. f/1 ent1ne Tlte Inter_,. 0/ I'~ Melp.Ma,on Area _____ """-t ·•· j -..·JJtC)psy Ordered In Death Of · Aged'Elza Bratton, Carpenter Pomerof.Middleport, Ohio, - y, August 1, 1960 • Sheriff Holds ~ t.;·'Jail Sheriffs Make TeQI In rt.ti., Of B&E At Wilkesville ·· I ·lter charges · , tMcGrath, 44, Cary be flied today or , J)fnging on res~lts pay being perform- / tnbus. Robert C. Harten- . (iest.ed the autopsy be eci at University . Hos- : pltal: n the remains of Elza Mil~ ration, 92, who died at 1 ~1 ·., Sunday. . I . Sheriff Robert Hartenbach is COOflfJratfni tojla -~ - tJae ymton county sheriffs office in the invtltf.JIU.C. :K· a:.~kmg an~ entering last night at the ltcCiiinbtr ...,....., at Wilkesvllle. · ·~•--J Harten.bacb said today that there have beta ~ IIICh c~ in Vih'C?n county in the last t.Jiree niJhta. ~ obbrs ~re mve~gating the possibility that the Nfllll were u~volved ID the Carson Service Station breatinc alld entenng discovered Saturday morning at Rutland. · ·· · "9-. I In Jail today awaiticg extradi• tion to IIIIOn Countt, W. Va., is Larry Jelfera, arrested by Chief Herbert Gilkey in Middleport. Jeffen ii wanted by IIIIOD COiin• '>' authorities for the allepd theft of copper wire from \)e Hudaon Brothen' mine in ~ t county. SberlH Hartenbach aaid the wire WII sold to a Pomeroy Junk dealer. 1'he:..,feriff's office liad arrested ' MeGl'a't~IFriday on complaint •of his wU Minnie, who charged that her hlil nd had assaulted her and•l broken lier arm and had beaten · and ki,~ her :father, Mr. Bratton, who ,ij\'til at the MeGrat)I honie. AL SCARBERRY Sunday 1he Bjgony Funeral Homie . ambu!f¥e wu called to the Btat• ton ~ence IDUth of the State ·, · Experiment Farm at Carpenter tp '. take , ¥r, Bratton to , the hospital. Upon~ivul at the farm home, It wu , overed that Mr. Bratton •~di ad passed away. 'lt.r;~~atton wail said to ·hav~ been· ~Ive and in 1ood ·health un: tll .-.e;Lias beaten. Sheriff .Hartel)• bach - Y had establ11hed no rea- . Alfred A. (Al) Scarberry arriso.n . i. the berserk ·m .of ang-=c· ves in Middleporl loday where which. caused McQreth to beat and be will begin his new duties as Funer,J servicea for Samuel mli,lll~hl, wife •!14 fathe~•ln-law. · principal of' Middleport High Henry Reltmire, 1111, of New Hnen ~ l'flUlt fllf the auto,i.y will School. It w11 14 years ago 'that will be held TUeaday at 2:30 p. m'. dtlelftllne whtther or nat man- he graduated from the aame at the New Haven EU8 Church afauthfer cu,.. wlll. N fllad school, in which the man he re- with Rn. Hobert Dille officiating. a.-i,., larl MjcGratll, 44, now places, Earl Knight, was princi·Mr. Reltmire, who had been enbe~ !t-14 l1t the•~ lall on pal. . gaged in the plumbin,c bualnea in twe, c riles .t--.... ult and batInside" New Haven for aeveral yean died . Scarberry, 32, was ~ - h Intent # ldll, the •ht•· 0£ the 11146 Yellow• J11cttet team Saturday in offices of Dr. ' John YOll the SEO cllamJ1iOIIUllp. ff~ -(l!Nty.) . Hacbtt .!lfU-1tlle' sone to die cfottot•• "t! requested an autopsy and authoriz:" Neither weighed 11tjckt,n wblle waitiJl& . to aee ed• the Bigony Funeral Home, Al• than 145 pounds draped with· a doctor. . bany, to take the i><ldY to Columbus w,e t T)lanllagiving Day's mud. wu born in New Haven on He Since then Scarberry bas: to discover the ctuse of death of August 17,laH, the son of the late -Graduated from Rio Grande the aged Carpenter resident. The autopsy .is to be performed by the College wilh a degree in science. John Reltmire and Lenora Find-Earned his Master's Degree ley Reitmire. chief pathologiat at the .hospital. He ls 'survived by hia wife, Mae, from Miami University. Mr. Bratton was born and had and the following children: Mrs. lived most of his life In Columbus '- Married his college days Henrielta Lee Bailey, RFD 3, Porn• township. His wife preceded him sweetheart, Ernaline Wick.line of eroy; Mn. Leota Bouah, New Havin dealh in -1930. Twin daughters, who married twin brothers, sur- near Cleveland and fathered two en; John T. Reitmire, New Haven; vive. They are Mrs. Earl McGrath children, Margaret, 4. and Bruce and ~--,Max~~' Letart, W. Va. lb addftlon 'he ls survived and Mrs. Ernest McGrath, all of 2. - Taught four years at Tipp by nine grandchildren antt three the Carpenter community. Several City High School and . served ta•t great grandchildren. one grandgi,andchildren also sutvive. Funereal services have not yet year as principal of Nor th Fair- c.hild, .M1IS Sandra Bo111h, ia DOW touring Europe followinc her been completed but · will be In field, 0 ., near Mansfield. Mr. Knight after maiy years as at 'Marshall Colle~ this graduation charge of the Bigony Funeral principal resigned ' that adminis- spring. Home wilh burial at Car.penter. tralive posl lasl spring but is Friends may call at the resi, continuing as a teacher. dence In New Haven at any time. The new principal at Middle- The body will lie in state at the port is glad to "get back home" c.hairc.b from 1:30 p. m. until 2:30 . ' according to his paren ta, Mr. and p. ID,. Tuesday, Mrs. A. A. Scarberry,- BroadwayBurial will be made In the Grast. An ex•rallroad man, the elder ham Cemetery by the Foglesong Scarberry and his wife operate Funeral Home. the Tip-Top Grocery off Broadway Jnd Grant-sts. The new principal and his fam. Gasoli,ne A~deJit ily are moving inlo lhe Reynolds' Suflered dy atson A wreck on the Oak Hlll road property on Vine-st. The Pomeroy emergency squad In Cheater township Saturday was called at 7:30 L m. Sunday to afternoon resulted in b:o t h ICE CllEAM . SOCIAL Wolfpen to th~ home · of H. W. drivers bein1 cited to the Meigs The Alfred • Orange baseball Watson to administer tint aid to COlllltJ ceurt by the state 1>atrol cfllrled witl driving left of cen- team will sponsor an ice cream •Mr.· Waqpq, foe.,bwlla. An at• social before, during, and after tempt to- bum ioot ftdlln a chim• ter. In county- court· this tnornlng, its doubleheader baseball game ney with galClline IClalled paper V.nderine Wllllama, Pine Grove, Wednesday with Pomeroy start- reaul~ in cheat 111d body burns. at 4 p.m. Mothers of players · At 12:30 p.m. Sunday the squad wu fined ·• and cost, on the Ing wlll be on hand to serve Ice was called to Kerrs Run and took left of llllllar char11c The other cream and cake. Mrs. Alpl!a C9Ue,:ill, Sytacuse to driver, Jama Lowell Ridenour, Holzer ltoapltal- Mrs. Cotterill Cheater, e11tered a not gulliy plea GO FISHING had fallen from. her . husband'• to tile char,e. The .Wllliams car Eugene Forbes, Brooks Sayre truck 11 he made a left-hand tum was reported a total losa from the accident with medium damalle and son Roger, and John Will, from Nye Avenue Eat on Route left Saturday for Martin Riv~r. 124. She suffered head and back reporled to the Ridenour car. In olher county court actions Onlario, Canado for a weeks' injuries and ·h er eondition was said to be seaiou1. today, Arthur R. Sylvester was fishing. $10 and costa on a charge brought by the state patrol of allowing an unlicensed operator to ' ' drive and Gale Pattei:&on •$10 and costs on a speeding charge. New · p·nnctp • • a} Reitmire Rites Ar r~.--.1- Arn"vm·g Today 'SCOIJ'rs;LOAD'. ttt.R DEl'AR'l'UOE - On top of the !111-a, lett to rtght: Chuck Leml~, Larry, Hallnigan, B.o'b Mills, · SeoU!m-~er; Rogel' Dudding, Rle!l Lemley; Kenny Hafrls, ,Jack ~igm110, S&Clphen Hindy, Stanuing OD ground, left ,to rtgh& l!'e Rog~r-:nil~ .R!»Y l;oleinan, .Mike BolUc, -George Rowley, wchard 1"1owers, .KllJ\ Neal, Tommy Lyo,ns, Ray Zirkie, lloy ~ .sue, Ha,ry McGllffin; and on the hooct are ·Mike Arcller, Jimmy Miller, and Teddy_Morarity. Also going on • trap. hilt lio& pictured were Willard (1Suddy) Moore, and Larry (;ladweu, both ·member, ot the Middleport AU-Star Li~e .aieague baaeball leani. ·. .. ' 'Old Traveler'R.eturns Wi_th Scouts ,' ' :•Bean~iB,eaos, Be~.n~~-Bt1.1~Jia:t.A.W.ond_erful,~rip They.Had. ·~ -••l fo ~e · 1;.-. , G.I,., at Cl!l!P, a $1)un~et ·•&/hl'tr scat- of. Mi~<!l,'!"ort. , · ~old ·. T,ravel,r"~ ·. . OC!ll :· No: tered -tbose iii, ciamp-.into'tl'etloi;.:., , · Tl\e-~lioya .-pent -lbci relt of. tfre 2'6'1 :na8'e . f~ '. .. , 1 ~f!iq. tile- ca.rs, an~ tell~ •· weie T,~ l ,afternoon , R,l~inll bal1, havi!Jtl bus) lias . retatn ,from th11 handy !o have. llUt wbat 1a '. i car11- races, and usual camp activiue; . Scout'a a11nual summer camping pm& trip without s~me rain to In the evening, once more . •In unitrip, tired ·and · weary but. none give tents;_ beddmg JD~ clothes form, the boys piled on the b11s and headed tor Jackson, Mich. to the worse for the 1200 miles It that ·ole damp, wood1y smell. traveled. As for · the S~ilts, •they . Saturday morning the boys see the beautiful cascades. This ., were prob!lbly more '" tlred and ' went into Brooklyn lo mail cards 1s the only spectacle of Its kind , weary than th~ bus. home, though we understand In ~he world. Water forms and scouli set up c!.amp in the some didn't get them written ancf colors chanae constantly. To illWalter J. Hayes Stall' hrk •near _m11led on . lime. You would be u~,mate · the falls and _fountams Brooklyn, Michii:an. 11 was a real 1urpr1sed_ Just how many boys 1,~0 lamps are requll'ed that camping ajte 88 all water had to can get mto a small dime store furmsb U0,000 watts of light. . be hauled they used oil lanterns lookmg for those precious me111Monday mornmg the boys set cooked ov~r wood fires (with th~ entoes to carry hl'm~out for Battle Creek to tour the help of two Goleman ato.vea) and Sunday, the hors an :! adults on .Kellog Plant. Here they were , · the "comfort S\•tjobs" were quite the trip attended Vie First Sap- s~own the complete process M 1 ., ~ few · steps down tlle . path . .,\ lot tast t:llurch of :Uroolclyn where makmg the largest selung brea~. 1,£ .•comments were made 011 the Scoutmaster' Mills aclmowledced faS t cereal, Corn Flakes, f~otn ., quantity ol beans, (be quality of _an introduced . and _presenled the cooking, roastmg, drymg, tile noudie•, the k\lld of syrup on lhe scouts to the congregation. lhrough the packagmg of this the o,ncakea, but no( ii word of Upon their return to camp, every- cereal. At the end of the tour, co111111aint .i>n tile (ried cbl~ken one enJoyed a big tried ~hickel'I t~ey were. s~rved Ice cream w1th for tlie SundAy dinner, dinner. . Cocoa Krispies. After 11Tiv1nc . and ., •ettlnf up Gusts for the day\vere Mr. andAll during the tour everyone camp, cleanm& ~p , after djnner, Mrs. Joe Hecox and daughter of · wore the Kellog paper hata and the ICOl!II enjOY,ed a swim In Perrysburg, Ohio and Mr. and at the close of the tour were hanWampler• Lake. .Meanwhile, back . Mrs. Bill Oemonsky and children ded packages of the Kellog pro "· · i:,, . ~ fl Spending µie aft~rnooll ,or day at the ne~rby Gou and Cciun, try ~l14b can. soon be po_ss1bie to the families of Ma~n-Gaµta::~~~~:;~v~er.=~da;~e resp~ns: they give to the Th~ principals of the non•prqfit organization chartert;d a,s tbe Mason Cpuntr (,'Ountry Ctllb, Inc. under the leadership ot their president Jact, Fruth started in September of 19:,ii to · ti" th t h, i •. id · Plan tne organtza. vn a · as 8 nee 1~ Ul!! necessary groundwork to mlllte this .Couhtry Club posSlele. · ih,ftllla • bad ac11J1ts, aql .' tltroiltli W' pliint, ut°'wfthout doubt, these boys were the best behaved, most coul'teous, and actively interested .group she bad had lhe -pleasure of being with. This reflects 110 the tra~ng these scouta have bad and should make us all proud. The ' nell.t stop in Battle Creek proved to be a big dlsappolntment. It was the Bird ,Sanctuary at the Kellog Experimental Farm a few miles out of the city limits. At this time_.of year . there are only a fell' birds as this site. was mamly s~t aside for the magratlon of bU"da _from the tar north and at that time is the most mteresting. Everyone did get to see a bald ell,llle and learned thijl they were. Ied white mice. There , being no picnic area there, we again loaded into the bus and headed for the Kellogg's Forest .tor I very nice picnic, ineluding watermelon and mos• quitoea. Aftet supper on Sunday, '. , 'l'he ---L.a..:., _' 'Sou' ht' In·JIJ;J l\_!,ve 150 MDIIU-14 D · · For Area Country Club Plan • :~:e ~~~f ~~~~~~=rit~lyi::\!~ •.t~h:d:!~i nice young lady who served as guide and hostess for the tour wr-:-:geta~:.1:i a at°l:ta~ en\l'ance to the park: Heni our flr•t caauallty bappe,ied. (! ...d uo IUN~ 'IUNI HS) had no:hin: bul i)ighest pral~e .polittcal Battle Opens W1th· Kenned ' . • yHQ A1m1nw0 At NIXon . · e HYANN POR' M , · · 1 • ass. (lIPI) - Democratic presidenth!I . IS candidate Joh_n F. Kenndy s headquarters t~ay Jambastetl Richard M. Naxoq as 0 a political captain leavmg the sinking ship" through repudiation of administration defense· d f programs . an al'IJl I In September of 1909 t~ll 11toup . . · . . ,. • The attac~ on Nixon came m a Vice President Nixon- a membad selected and purduiaed tile mform11tlon on tl)ls program may aate for tl)e club. . 1'1ua· ·19'7-acre , contact any member of l,he Boarll statement 11gned by five Demo-. ber of the Eisenhower admlnlstratract was formerly the Cal'l Fruth 01 '-fOVernora of the club which m- cratlc governors and three Dem- ~n tea'!l for the past 7~ yearsFarm and la lpcattd Just eest of elude J,ack Fruth, Joe Fannin, Toin OCl'ltlc senators and lsaued here 1~ the s~ort span of 48 hours smce the TNT area, aeven miles North- ~osa, o. IJ, .Meadowa, Cecl} pean, after Kennedy saw !!Rd approved his nommation baa repudiated tw,o . east of Point Pleasant. It ls easllY 1om ~If, A. _G. Mehlm~, George the -~ rdl~. key IWI~, Of that adminls~tlon s The candidate himself was ex• ptogram, .the statement aa1d. accesa!ble by Sand Hill Road or Hervey 1111d !Jill iHufflngton. throuah the TNT arlljl. Tom ~ - Fisher, Membership peeled to h_ave ,a stateme~t later It. the~ poi~ted to Nixon's agreelerller thla aprln1' clefflo,:, Drive ch,irman, may also be co' . today en Nixon a break with Ag- ment with New York Gov. , Nelson menf of the cluli alte waa ,tart-! tacted for Information. Mall 1 rlculture Secretary Ezra Taft Ben- 1 A. Rockefeller that fllfther dewith the clNrlne -..i l~vef quiries a)lould be aent to p o Box son on ~ policy• · 1 fen•e funds are needed- and to ment of tho a -' NNMI. 'thl Jli3, Point PleHant, w. v~. · . The Joint statement declared Nixon's call for a new farm proftrat •ntna holea of 'tlie ·• ~ ~ • that the American people "wall gram. • eltlhtoen bolo ,lllf co.,rw ~ aur.prise~ that the vice pres!naw, under anatrudiotl, Ii C: ' ' dent ean, with such fac;lllty, repu-. Nixon Sp Q .et plan, for ·tho clulll\ttl•, W ~le the policies of his fellow en UI , mini, ....,; chlllltln'• pla,• • ,,s "' m&mber . of the administration Ddy '\Vith F11Jnily .,..;M, tennla courts and othw ea · team, President Eisenhower." WASHINGTON , UPI ,- Vice ~ll1t1H' h11ve. Ileen i!dvanced, ~esldent .I,Uchard r,J. Nixon, after IIHlllklt anlr to • CC!!'IIIIIIN ' Mr. an,I Mr,- · Slmpaan of Ike Meet.ino With only on~ day's real from his siren1 8 A membenhip ·drive to be ~dclleport rac,iNtl -Pd Situ,, · · , nomination week, today : uoui ljiunch~ toni&bt ls deaianed to ,dar _,nlntt of •,the 1111,row ... Secunty (Council -1 plunged into c~~n atrategy NfJWPOJiT, R. I. UPI - Preal• j sessions before, llkJDg. off. Tueaday offer \be 1dv1nti1ea and conven• ca,. ef·hla IIN!ther, llebert Hart• lenct, of th.la fine faclllty to the enlNI.,. In a torc.i pl!IM '"ah, d<,nt Elaen~ower resum~, bis golf- on hi! flrat 1tumplng tour, M41ple of Alaso11 • Melga . Gallia Mr. Hartanbach. ·et Kent, w11 Ing vacation here tod-y with' time I ll'he GOP presidential, nominee ea. A mJillmum of lllO me111- makl111 a itloliul'o trip In ,hi• , ·out to !fteet with hi.• National Se• , scheduled ._a .round of conferences · will be needed tel ,place Piper Cui. plana fi'.w Wet- cutlty Council and· to accept an, wjtli his vice pre• idenUal nmnlng th d~lred pJana Into .effect. . 1 Airport In ;ffortlt flleld, Ohio; other honorary degree-hit 49th to quite, Henry- Cabot Lodi~, his do-.yever, ,dub, oUl~ala, said when ht wa• forced dawn 1,r a · date. campaign ·manager, former . GOP •~ II not a matter of whether avcldon thun4ar1tor,n aCCllffl!Nln-: , He returned with M,,._, Eisen-, N11,t1011at Chalrplan Leonard Rall, 111• wilJ, be ·• club, bllt rather led lly hlth :wlrida of " mlln ho~er Sunday from a :.i:lle trip . . anil alde,. · . ~ wlU .~ 1 club. One! per hellr and up. . . • \ to , Denver where the Jlte•l~ent • The Nlxons apent a qylet day d i\flfW me)ll~blpa , will . Mr. Hartanbacli a u ~ 1haad could,, 0J1ly pat · his f~t Sundaf re,unc• at tbp,ir p~,k-eide It 111 .to ~1e the '141,!f courie and INNI, lniurm In aitlltloft ,te the country cl~b porch. Sine~ the . Jiome-· lrt th.e , fa•hloa:iable · Wesley 8',ml other ,~ ~.JD,,uae complete!, . c1-111111n• h I a Presijlent'a , heart attack bl llllll delchta section · ~ Waehinato!', · (la~ tulDJ:11ir.'' piano· whan he etruclr • troe-"" 111• doctor ban· .• bl£ at D(lnver'• '1"1'er ,I!» dinner 11t,. · a. co,anlry ~ .~ -,.,.,,;i.ta11e.4 fora i,1tt1111 tha •round. . • , mile.hip,,alJitiide, · • , club. . . '. •. . · ,,__ I t HQrfen, ba ·hHas •*'"" Near·,. M• · 'fh D · .,.LI'• i'!sh n "' \,,, * ' . * Hirt * ,* . = , "'«. *ds * ~•j i :£ , , ·; ' -:• \ .. ' . ' ' 1 r , . ~ May Be Same Persons Mc(lt~ib In ,(' e In Middleport I~. ~ --~ ,, uaiuay In .New Haven "Mr.. more J~1::VQ. tlie 1' N,ews In Roundup Her 84th Birthday · Mrs. Maude Kohl, llllddleport, will celebrate her 84th birthday at home, 708 Mm St., Wed11eaday, Aug. 3. Mn. Kolil ls' confln_ed to a •hospital bed as a reault of a fall at her home In 1958. She ii the mother of Mi81 Leona Kolli, owner of Becky's Sliop in ~lddleport. Mrs. Kdlll is abltt to sit up In I lounge chair a short time each morning. LOOCi.. MIITING Worship Muter 'thomaa Bowen announced a regular meeting of the Pomeroy Lodge 184, ,F&AM, at the Mascmic Temple In Pomeroy Wednesday evening, at 7:30 p.m. MAllKIT lllltM NEW YORK UPI - The •tock market firmed at the opening today in ·moderate)¥ acUve tradilifl, Rutland Man Fined By M4yor In a session of Mayor Chares Le- I a car driven by rlomer Bluey, .Rt. gar's court Saturday evening, 1, Pomeroy. The dam11e to the ~harles Schoonqver, Rutland, was Fisher car w•• eatlmlted .at $400 fmed $50 and cosls for leaving the and $300 to the Bailey car. , Loil scene of an ,accidenl and $100 ahd Muck, Toll!do, aced 2, a ,pauinger costa and sentenced to three days in the Balley car, iuffered minor in Jail on a DWI charge brought by leg llljurlea ill th11 accident. Pomero)I police. 45 NIW t~IMS Earl D. Snyder, Kyger, forfelled A total of 310- Melp County a $1215 bond on a DWI charge. WQrkers participated In unemployJ~nice Hauck, Middleport, .., was ment compenaatlon during the ~t fmed ·$0 and costs for rec1dess week, Frank Childress, mana,er of operation. . the Pomeroy office reported today. Arresta reported by Chief Jed Of the · tbtal, ff ftre new claims Webster of the Pomeroy pohce and 26ll were continuing. Tbe total over the week end were Eugene lllle year •co w11 348. Fisher, Pomeroy, charged with \" . DWI following an accident on East BUSINISS SLACK Main-st and WIiiiam ·Knapper, The Meigs County ConlmlsaionPomeroy RD, charged with inloxi- er.a .wer,e In ~Ion at the office In cation. . the courthoille thia morning with According to an accidenl reporl au tJlfefl midlbeq p,:eaeat. No offlied by Pomeroy police, Fisher flcial ~ilafileu had bee~ tranaacted .made a left turn into Spring.av at 10:30 ~- m., 'aeeoNllna to Clerk from Eaat J4alll-at Into the path of Sharon Bo)ilu, . . • ,, ' • ' A ll1son 111(11 ii NW ,U1 :iAii1 in Pt. Pleaaa111 diarpd wWt Jateen, in the 111i1e 'tbeR. .. · ' .Jtiled .,.,. · tile .,,.ktlld for n~ment of • fin ~ Tu., n• c1.,.,.,. ,,., • ton; e days to a · 'c ce ._ · · . n· •. ; . :;.~ ~--: ~ · · ::""'~-~ -~,1.:" ~ - Kqtell. . , '!""l- two ma b OV!f, -~ • •· end. ~ --• • invoh1 ill 1 ' one-cat ~ t at 6:49 . ' 1,an&aYllle and .8i117 Be~, , WU «;al' acculclit the n.u. road. &L; Burbu. l'illBeHelil· =~ j~~== Drivers Cited Into Court After Collision Shut-In To Celebr* t:: ,. _;:;;;;;,;;;::~;,.;;;:;..: , L& ------------------------ T ,. ' -- �z.-:oally I y-Ml ti iki • ' R • I An roa so T " n • ,�,.JS�, "Ord. y D& •li'olCff •�,l�Q ►+- b ses , ,., • ew tnt SIS II !­ '1 26 tt Be DII ship cases te d it id th id a d preserv he right o th lo ta e rare of themse Se ii .. '., I• . I, IIIIIIU'-ll • Jo' -- \ Fair ' ' full b11 ment, automat c RBI heal. lfl16 Li J:n Heights, P eroy . F U ll M HOUSE Call SH 2 after TH' P- m. Detlll fUJO. ,�rup or Sae r son. he r ngs by mitt e. h Sen e, T PITAL ED COM:PLl�l'�. L ke new. Ca WY 13. ( } 1, t 111., .. .. .. . ' ' . ' REPAIR riv.a II The ini to all labor I Pt.Pleasant Unit s .�, ,,, I- 'I' ' ,j � _ ,: · ins ·ra. , 1.- B 1 MUELLER FUk . . H $E •pplia .......... Syrar:u 14. pply id C r The dir tor reserve the lo r ect any and all b ds. ' 'p eate FromGO • QI ; ' olon us lt·ems Of lnfl gH Mr. . D. av qo·v - • ,l " , • • , . ., , .. '1 �z.-:oally I y-Ml ti iki • ' R • I An roa so T " n • ,�,.JS�, "Ord. y D& •li'olCff •�,l�Q ►+- b ses , ,., • ew tnt SIS II !­ '1 26 tt Be DII ship cases te d it id th id a d preserv he right o th lo ta e rare of themse Se ii .. '., I• . I, IIIIIIU'-ll • Jo' -- \ Fair ' ' full b11 ment, automat c RBI heal. lfl16 Li J:n Heights, P eroy . F U ll M HOUSE Call SH 2 after TH' P- m. Detlll fUJO. ,�rup or Sae r son. he r ngs by mitt e. h Sen e, T PITAL ED COM:PLl�l'�. L ke new. Ca WY 13. ( } 1, t 111., .. .. .. . ' ' . ' REPAIR riv.a II The ini to all labor I Pt.Pleasant Unit s .�, ,,, I- 'I' ' ,j � _ ,: · ins ·ra. , 1.- B 1 MUELLER FUk . . H $E •pplia .......... Syrar:u 14. pply id C r The dir tor reserve the lo r ect any and all b ds. ' 'p eate FromGO • QI ; ' olon us lt·ems Of lnfl gH Mr. . D. av qo·v - • ,l " , • • , . ., , .. '1 �OV·EC Play Resumes. Tonig ' Helped ______ Long -s,ow- Dell· c,· ous! -, to go "'.ith bi& double i� h1:s d e� nup position in tht: Racine battm&: order. . _ Earlier, Raeme had come from behind 2-0 on Junior Wolfe's bases l�ded doubl.e. W:olfe also added a smgle lo h11 h1Umg, Allen Stobarl's four h1t1 paced Racine while Ll_rry Wolfe w■a two for four and Wilson Wolte added a 11ngle which drove in Knight in the eii;hth , Bill Gibbs, starting to round into sha� &ot a single and played well at 1 irsl base . . t,or Pl1ntsv1lle, Barnett had two single!i lo lead lhe visitors' hitlmg aHack. Larry (Lillie 1-'oot) Wolfe, the aging (23 ) le l thandu who admits he's lost the thrill of pitching, manufactured 16 �lrikcouts for Ra· cine and pilcbetJ tight ball in the clutche1, l'lalll&Vllle 000 21 1 001-5 7 2 Racine 000 300 Ub-7 1 1 2 J. T1te, Mayle (9) .11nd Barnell. L. Wolle anti Taylor. Umpire: IJu­ ane Wolfe. WHEN YOU D I N E WITH US Try Uo Soon C I RC LE'S Restau rant Phone wv.i.3973 f 111 B. Mala Pomeroy 0,.,. 6 A.M. to 10 P.M, Dalty FOK YOUR HOME IMPROVEM ENT TRY Goe9 lein'1 Ready-Mix Concrete We mix concrete to your t1pecifications, deliver it RIGHT lo your job, ready to pour. Lowest prkes. No Job too large or too 8111afl - dellvertes e\lery day - call by 10 ,. m. lor Solurday delivery. . Middleport Phone \VV•!-SZ84 for your HOME Add a ,ouch of glamour to your homo with lioautllvl OIClllrlalL S.. our display of modtrnl1ln1 p,ocluctL Modern homemaker■ are utJn1 wood panellnr for Ila beaullful effecl, •nd ca■y rnalntenanee. A■ low u. _ _ _ _ _ lit oq. ft. :,·rANDL"GS AMIRICAN LIACIUI w. �- ,.,. 51 40 .io8 Chicago 53 3j .016 1 1/t New York Baltimore M tO 4 Cleveland 48 f0 .116 '1 Washington 48 f8 .t89 ll'h +t 4111 ,473 11 Detroit BoaLon 30 IS� .416 18¼ K1n111s City 36 06 .391 lB'Ai lund1y'1 llHultl Chic■.. I W11hlntt.n t ht Chicago 9 W11hl""itn 5, t nd Kan, C ity S N.. York 2, ht, 1 1 In, N9W Yark 6 KanN• City 0. 2� Detroit t a.1tc,n 6 . . ht h1tan I OetHlt 4, 2nd 01 :M& Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. 81. It will be pl17ed o,·er completeJy toni&ht, w1 th tbe finala ,et for Tu uday night. A.nd Lbe co1;1solalion game could be the Dot11en verses tbelr nelghbon, the Po rn• eroy Ti1er1 with SolDtrvllle colng &galnat lhe Carda In lhe final,. Saturday nijj:ht thf' Dodgen ly UnU.t Pl'fl• lntffMt.. rul NATIONAL LIAGUI Hoosiers Rapped In W. L �ct. GI Plttsbura:h 67 39 .59t Stiff Big Ten Action Milwaukee 04 fO .574 2 CHICAGU UPI - Indiana emerg­ Lo11 Angclt■ 52 42 .553 4 ed todllY as a "non-conference" St. Loui1 :13 •• • 546 41\ foolball member of the Big Ten San Francl&eo I() 43 · .338 6 1\ ,md a sur e lo1cr of an cslimated 42 $ 4 .4$8 15 Cincinnati $83,000 in TV revenue for the HMO Philadelphia 38 � .392 19� grid campaign. Chicago 3• 60 .388 2 1 1\ Such was the eUerl of Big Ten Sunct.y'1 AH1tlts disciplinary action ac:arnsl the Chic■.. 6 Plthltureh 2 Hoosicr� announced Sunday by Lot An.-4H 1 MUwlYkff S i:onference Commi si.irmcr Kenneth SI. Loul1 f PhHAdal,tlla 2, bt L. "TUi" Wilson, who slapped a St. Loul1 t PhHN•l,kl1 J, 2nd one-year probation on the HoosierH for alleged illles,11.I recruiting of Sin FranclKO 6 ClnclbMt� 1 · $1tutd1y'4 auulh football players. St. Louil 6 Phll,.lphla J SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The Chic•to , l'tthlMlrth 1 San Franciaco Giant• will leave Sin fr1ncl1eo 2 CIMlftNtt -l on Oct . 14 on a goodwill baseball Mllwaukff I LN A·I• 7 T"ffd1,'1 ...... tour of Japan and Honolulu. They will play 1 6 garnet' In IO Japanese Sin Fr1nd1eo at Phlll, 2, t'wl-n..ht LH An.-ln at Pltts!IU,th, 11....t cities and lwo tarnea in Hawaii. Cincinnati 1t Chic, .. Mllwaukff 1t It. Leu.._ rilaht Tempting Meals Are Yours r-,o M gera will be pl1yinf in lhe oonaolation ,:■me of Lbe fin.Ila in the Kyger Creek. Tournament a,t'ter abaorbln& 1; .HJ dctf1t at the hand& of Somerville Motor, of Point Pleaaant Salu,da)' nip,. Their opponent will · be either the Pomeroy Ttgera or .the Racine Cu d&. Card mual rate . high favorileB to rn11 ke the fln1la. A semifinal malch between the Cards and Tia:en w11 ci tied before three innings were,- totapleted Saturday night, and stood aboul at tHJ for the Cardi. COUNTERTOPS M<Hlernbe your kitchen with countertop■ of Vin.Y I or Form�. Will add ,p,arkle and new bcautJ, A• low H · - - - - - 79c 1q. fl. lalflffllllr• 6 Cl.vtl•'"' S llturlll1't'1'•11ull1 Cln1l1rNI S Chlc190 J \tta1h. 2, 1 1 I. � I Kan111 City 1t N. Y ., ,..,, rain Detroit at IHten, p,-1., rain. Monday•• ProNbla Pltch1,1 Clavtol■nd tt W11hl.,...n·1 (nl1ht) -Porry (1 1-S ) VI WNClnhlck (14), Chlcaea at laltlrner. (nlfht)­ Scora (2-4) n 1'1pp11 (IM). �relt at NIIW y.,11 lftlfht) lurn1ld1 (5-S) YI Terry (+5). KtnMt City at a.,ttf'I (nl,ht)­ H ■ II (..7) vi l)aleck (M). TuHd•'(• G1nMI c1,.,.ianc1 1t W•thlntttn, nl1ht Chlu90 at laltllMN, ftlPt D9trolt 1t N•w York, 1, ••r, nltht K1ntat City at l11ten, n..ht Minor L•lfUI' lawlts , lnttf'Mt...,_I LMIUt Mont,..tl15 .,.,_,, City 3 lht) Jorw;, City 1 Mofltr"I O (2nd) Ctlul'MU1 t lufftlo I (I •tl Cohm..,, 2 luffolo • (boll Roch...., 6 RI•- 9 (lot} llocht1t•r ,,t lll:lch!MM (2ncl), •· Toronto 4 Miami 4 (ht, U lnnln.., l1ltlmor1 4 I In Bid For 2nd Straight Flag �t��� Unit.cl ,.,_. lntarnotiM1I Calendar • tbu,nbera comparing lhe July pitchinc record• of Early Wynn and Bob Shaw are envi1ion­ iDI a aecond ,traiaht American Let(Ue pennant tor the Chicago White SOJ:. The situatio n LI 1lmoat 1imillr to l11t season'& 1urge when Wyn11 1nd Shaw ucb won three game& during July and Chicaii:o led the lea&ue b)' a game 1t the end of the month. Store Bour• ------- ,' · colll1111 A, low - • • • • ,;. 1•111• 141• n. lk 141 , N. 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Preston :Mu.,LC i1;1 the Round Jim 1'"acker Show Weatherc1t&t News Picture Hm1t1cy Brln'1ey Report Huckleberry Hound Riverboat Talea of Wells Fargo Pr>ter Gunn Goodyear Theater Summer Special Ne.,..11 Ht>:ii,fli� W"athel'Cllt J1ek Paar Show Sign Off 9:30 10:00 Channel 3--1 uesda) 13:45 Sign Or 7:00 Today Katie Doonan Sbow 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. North 10;00 Dougb Re 'Ml 10,30 Play Your· Hunch Arthur Murray Pal'\f M Squad Phil Silvera Show News Weathercad Jack Paar Show Sign Oti l0:30 1 1 : 00 1 1 : 10 1 11 :15 1'00 c,oo WC HS-TV Channel 1 :30 •:00 2:30 S:00 1:30 ♦:00 Channel 8 - Mon4ay _4:()f) 5:-30 8:00 fUt 8:40 6:45 7 :00 '1 · 30 8:30 9:3P lO:!H> l l :00 U : 10 1 1 : 11 U :20 A merlca,i �,nastna Captain Gallant San �anciSCG Belt Your l:uo R� Weather Teller John Daly Newt Broken Arrow Cherenne Bourbon street Be-4 Adv�ntures In Paradit: e 'hd ltaak Amateur Mour Tb_e New, Ton�t Scanninf tbe•Weathll' Sport Rel)Ol't Late Sho""'-. Channel 8-1 uesda) 8:00 Teachers' workshop 8:30 Romper Room P:JO Movie ia:1:20 Your �o RelN)l'l.e1 "1:30 1 M:1rrled Joan 12:00 Rertle111 G°' 12:3(, l. .ove Thlt tJob 1 :00 About F�ce!I 5:30 �:00 1:30 6:40 IJ:4, 7:00 '1:30 11.:� <1:ob 9:SO 10:00 '8 • Modic Day In Court The Gale storm Show Beat the ctoe• Wbo llD YW � ..a. 1t1el'lcln BMdJt.,ruf Rocky and His Fr.iends Elaft h■-clsco l8eat Your Zll6 ReDm • Weather Teller lQ11n .£"sly 1'en Honeymooners Sugarfoot Wyatt 11:arp Th, Rifi.iman Colt .45 Alcoa Present, 10:30 Travel Film J I :00 The New1 Tonight 1 1 : 10 Scaruiin• tile weather 1 1 : 1 5 Sports illePoit 1 1:20 Lale lihqw ria, 'M>lilbt l ' (lO 1,00 � i,. 1110 Woatber 1 1 : 1& por 'rlelK)rt ,• , 1 1 :20 TBA WHtN-tv CliiilMI. t3 ,,6/i· i to,;m 1 1 :30 The elttr•Homon l2:00 Love of Life 1:00 . The BrlJhtc!' Da1 1:15 The SQJeret t-ilorm , 11�SO Search � TomCII'!'.,.., �:- 11he -ill!dia1 Light MO The Edi€! of NIt:00 Heart of the �ty J:00 Tbt 'J'hre.e Stoogea 1:30 The Life of lllie1 1:3l) A,i t. he World 'f\l,n■ · 1:00 .Artbur J. Smlth1 !lfflo 2:00 Full Circle �:30 HouJe P11.rt1 •: 15 .A Look at the Weather 1:20 Jule Rivlin Show R:00 The Mllllon11rt, 3:30 Verdict Is YOura: 11.30 Amos 'n' Andy '1:00 Highway Patrol ;� · · e litl,Khter a,-, r · •lfl,;i,.,. 7:30 The Charlie :tarren,· sb... 8:00 The Texan ''It · •• hrln.' ·· . 8:30 Father Know! Best e 'Three s •-Hlfoo ,. , ,. ·-•· ·11! �1�� � ' 9:00 Celebl'ity Talent Scouts J:00 Artb!ir J. Sm! 930 Spike Jones Show I: 1J A Loot at her 10:00 New Comedy Showcase n::20 Jdle Rivlin w 10:SO The DuPont Show f:30 Amoa "n• A 11:00 New• 7:00 Steve DonaVIIJI U : 10 A Look at the Weather _ .,0 Lock Up .,,� U : 15 Theater 13 8:00 feck's Bad Girl · 1:30 Many L.ve.11 of Do'bJ GUiia J:00 'l1ghtrop,i ,:so The Comedy Spot 8:00 CBS New• J0:00 Diaanosis Unknown 8:UI Captain Kangaroo 11 :00 1 1 O'clock News 1:00 Cartoon Theater 11: \_0 J\ � 1_t tre Weather t0:00 Deeember Bride 11:13 Thd•\e• 19 10:30 Video Village ., 1!1, Cha"ft•I :..� dOJ �Oh tl :Q 8:00 9:11 6:30 '7:00 7:02 7:80 1':45 8:W 8:Qa 8:QI! l:J(t 8:9:tl A�OO 9:02 9:80 9:35 t0:00 10:15 10:30 10: 10: your LENNOX dealer Phoae WY.Z-3714 POMEROY, OHIO 1 1 :00 Price IJII Ri&ht I I : 3tt Concentr,Uon (1: 00 ""uth or Con equenew 12:30 H Could Be �vu J :00 Mid Day Newt 1 : 15 Mavlethne 2:30 Loretta Youna Theater 3,00 Young Dr. Malone 3:30 From 111ese I:;,oll t:00 Comedy Playhouse ,,30 Adventure Theater 5J)O Steamboat BIii 5:30 Woody Woodpecker ij:()() Music In tht Round 6:15 Jim Thacker Show 6:25 Weatherc11\ 6:30 Nl'wB Picture 6:45 Huntley-Brinkley Report f · "') C,,nnonball ·1 :::m Laramlfl 8.30 American Gas Playhouse 9:00 Richard Diamond Channei 3-Mond'a) .t i, Channel 13 TuesdaJ BAIER an4 SEYFRIED COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES WSA.%-TV Chanhel 3 ;!";. YORK (UPI) - SmcuH, the nation', No. 1 colleg:e rl'.t:ttball team l11t year, will be ■een twtce durlna the 1960 1eaaon on the American Broadea•tl"fJ Company', televi1ed "Game of the Weeki" 1'wtlnty-1even other top tMZM wlll ,ee action on the 1chedule that open. Saturday, �pl. l'I', with Geol'lgla playing at Allbama end cloaea Ott. 3 with Duke p)lyln• at UCLA. The t11mplele 1ehedule or the INO (NCAA) foot.bal l national tel• eeaall: Sept, 17 - Georel,a at Alabama; Tarento at Miami (tlkl) ,Ptl, AMlrlcan AMNl1tlt11 0.nnr 10 0.11...,t. Wirth 1 lndl1n.,.111 7 It. Pnl 6 (1 It) It. '"'' I IMlla11111ell1 I (2ncl) Mh1nM"ll1 1 L.ul1TII!• 4 (htl Mln....,.111 S Leull'flllt 4 llntil) Ch1rto1tt,n Mtutttn ......, ,_,,. HOllll l to l Plloae WV.Ul71 AUGUST 4th NEW , LADIES LlkE -LITTLE LOANS ,ltoffle. Ceill111 tu• can be tuUJ 1pplled over old : Bucks To Make TV Screens3 Times This Fall ' Alway• Nady for lnapectlon, whe n you ctiooae ELECTRIC HEAT • • • • the better way to heat your home ,z1.1s Ir • : JULY 28th DUTTON DRUG thM Umlt) LOAN 1 · HAD A HEINERNIC LATELY ? ,\a lo,r u . . . . . . 1 I Shirley's Beauty Shop • ••••••• •••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••• nett lor your kUcben. The)' will add 1l1mour and aN ea1y tu maintain. Replate Old IClrred and malty noon wUh Juxur• 10111 new Doorin1 In • number of excltln1 pallerna. A■ low u ___ _ $8,50 COLD WAVES I $6 50 ""T ... •• • • Chiu up, homemakeral It'■ euy to Cace unexpected "inspection■" (lroin friend f ·- .•' or Coe) when your new home la heated the modern Electric way. How clean 11 Electric Heat? It'e 100 Pfr cent clean - clean as aunehine. Won• · derful to U.hten day-by-day houeework, but more wonderful when your draperies, turniahinp and wall■ ltlt.Y clean and bright months lon1er than ever before I You'll enjoy Electric Heat'• comforl even more than cleanlineu. It's a new kind of comfort with pnciae, even temperature everywhere in the room. And, IOOID•by--♦ you � heat each room at dilFerent temperatures. More than 6,000 ol our cuatomera (including OM•/ifth of new homes built last 11'1 ila Ohio Power &mitor,y) a.ow heat the modern. worth more ELEC'l'l\lC '!NBY·· • 1 111,111 1a1 ..., ••• 1v11a•1 1 1••-••••ar­ •••• •••.- ti ••••, ... a ••• ,.. l!b!::!, ,ou .IU't 6"'W .,. Ao• llt"4 ., ewl■ to proltcl -,.mr -,A d, ...i., •oll•m llnliltl •1•t•m diet wUI ao4mt. 1Vt c,a.., 11t&Mll1 Ekelrk H-■t. .... . ,,, _ ., _, .......... lo .. o61piM, ■ ... _, fllN,_,.t -•• 11S 11.. I •I WMl'O Daily Pm�.;;, �e (Monday • ,,1chy) Sien on Guest Star New:'4 RFD New■ Heldllnu Bre,lrfast Party Pi�ten■ Hardware Show Bnatraat Party dllnu �11'fll �� �ut 'aty Ne• Brt'� _ farty Newt Beacfllne■ Brelkf11t Party News Breakfut Part, " Coffee 'l1me Swap ·• New1 Headll�• ()ovotlo_,, '!· J!o!:liln'J !\�\O lli!i\... 'I . l'lffl lfi! 12: ♦n lk .. U\ioi: - - - 12:30 1:00. 1 :02 1 :SO 1 : 30 2:00 8:00 S:02 S:30 3:35 l:00 '1:0?. 4· 4:35 5:00 li;05 5:30 5:31 lhiff 1}80 Clfiqill'I( ::: ���; !liion lll CURL I """' '° bow mon ai-t - Hat for; ftla ud camion lu J'OII' home" ., , �� Ju1t For You · : Ne.,.-, Beldllne1 Ju,t For You N,ws Just For You Calllqg on Pt. Pleaunt New, Headline• Mu.ale Go Round News Music Go Round Newa Headllnea 'llu,olc Go Round Local News Music Go Round B111eball Scores Mu1lc Go Round New, Headline, Music Go Round C �••11 Rnund-up · · ound t.4""°" .•-'liL ctt.,t.c. . •Nnr LET'S GO SBOPP'ING A�------------0-IJw.... · _......,..__ Looking Ahead on the Food Mar­ ket: Vegetable! - Local aweet coro Ls receiving attenJ1on now. While <'ool weather dela)'ed the ver)' ear� Jy plantings, there is plenty 1vail­ able now. Qupllt)' Ul toes, :µ.ca1. ly grown outdoor tomaloes are in good supply, but you'll find qual­ ity varies. Gummer squash ia abun, dant and reaaonably priced. Both green and yellow wax bean1., cab­ bage, cucumber,,' and aree11! are worthy of consideration. The pota• to market oontinue1 to hold firm. bubeoues. M.41t - Pork 1up9Jie1 luve been 1euontl1y deereaalnfil which means: Driefl wtll likely .be blther. Al- 1'J tncii.ve be1f "1peeialt" are belJli. ofteJ'ed b)' many 1WrC1. And �OU 1 l l may allo find laiub al lower pri ff' · , , 'I'Gmaloe1 - The tomato, oo.ce . /;' iJ):unned II the forbidden "love-4Pt,le" baa lived down itt bad na',n e ',, , and is now one of the n1lioh 'a . mo• v1.h1able veqW!ble tropa in NJ:tl acru. The \Mb Ohio crop ol eU'fy 1um �r tlelp J?own tomaWtB is expecti:d to be al>out t l �T c�l lar&er than la1t ye.a.r'a 160.· 000,000 pound.a. The Ohio Crop fie­ porting Service Hlimate indk♦tes 100 additional acres have been planted. The yield i11 also expected to be higher - by 500 pounds per acre. The late summer report iJ not complete at thla lime. . While tomatoel are uaually available to food 1boppen the year around - arnon1 thi1 yur 'round supply are local rrown gNenhO\lse toffl'itoes - tomatoaa from local fields will be hanesled until lreat ,. The t■rlY crop Is later than .Uib�.n clue to sever.al f•otOl'I .'- a moflW' ' 11! which la. �t cool hifhtaJ ftf{• I, , .. �r �P will ._e in pe1k .proauut 1 t� h �fol\ .. late Aueuat and eatly M• I') �r: · · Fruit - Peachea, tumrner ples, watermelon, and cantaloUPe head the summer fruit list. Soi:ne local gtown peaches 1re available. Fred Grir,;,m. Coun� Exten�ion Aii:ent, Agrlcultll!'e, Ottawa Coun­ ty, report, that the Early Red Fre variety will be in peak supply by Jul)' 25. Sunhavens should be avail­ able by July 21. and Red Havens around Augu•t $-10. Mr. Grimm also says to expect Duchess aipples Jn that area by AUiust 1 . Canta­ loupe ealini qqalitr is ucellenl, u is that of watormelon,. Watermel­ on prlces 11r:e �• ae"on low. Sall· anas are also load choices, though the price is up a little. ,P­ Po'ultry and �,IP � Seupnal 11 cline in egg si.tppcy Js beginning to tMt1tots. � mJ,nc be r.oticeable, \'qu may soon fin� 1te«.r �l' JOl.lfCeS. Ilav-0i aod ea'1ftt 1 • ens with II hig'her price taJ. Atiol(t quahty are �t their but. Th,t& tddj U 10 per cent ni,qre �yers wiU \.le up to hVQl'flblo pr�ots to. 1;011sUTl'fcomin g to marXet In July and A�­ ers tn A1,19ust 111nd September. just than a ;vear ago. /Wa\ch to, "slore sipecia�s·· for those s.ummer d"'­ - d _ ] WT . _w IH war ospit Ou · L Adm�:�.� 2� �:. Robert j Alton Goldsberry, Pomeroy; Har• old Lloyd Hinkle, Jr., Middleport: Mrs. Raymond Lee Walburn, Middleport; Mrs. Pearl Parker McBride, Syracuse; Marvin Edward Bennett, 111, Raci_ne: H.._t,U Leo Thompson, Cheshire, 0 �;rp "l':· t ' I ,�•- 1 .i; ·' l· :l tm·oded Now· Surgeon ays · • s ,. UPI Sclffleo ldit.r ay DILOS SMITH NEW YORK UPI-From . bot!, lb. scieotmc and humanitarian vlewpointa:, the hoapltal ward ii out-moded and mu,t be ab9lia�, ed, according to a 11utgi01) sclentiat who 11 . · iat,rnatiOhapy, known for contribU'don, to ltospi1 techniques, . ;., '. Dr. Rupert Y.::nl1-laal1 Hudson\ , chier conC!rn w'a·a with the itl.. llll'f!a■ l�f dan r-ei:.· di; .1ett1n' lhli;,J:\Y'iOO(leal lhffltlt1n . in the , "'� 60, · 1ta1 His Idea · t'o •Jl:llrtition hospi­ ll1 wa1'4s m\!' lldoln'i, They WOUid Births, Jul)' 29: A son to Mr. 9#d ti4I, very rmalf rooms just large Mrs. Robert A. Goldsberry, POlfl·' enou gh to 'l!o��.q.fle bed. a. becl­ ' ■fde t•ble, · tni\, 'liblnet for the eroy. pltient'a c10the . · t lhe palient � +1eathl 'JYlY- ��. Wdward B ;,: would have His . acy and would Stc;ait, °"'\ �t. 4 - ·1" ) be bettlr P.l'dt� from any --ltaphyl ocbc'�I Ii erla on the •· Discharges, July 29: Claude H. Daniels, Mrs. Wolter W. Schreiber, Norman L. Stewart, Ernest W. Lewis, Cecil R. Hoffman, Harol!i W. Wetherllolt, John L. HaJe, Mn. Leroy Harton, Mrs. Gordon R. Dunn, Dale Alan Oul'Sl, Ne, S. St£¥'kmei:der, Brend• Ellen Hurt, Ed'o/.ard .Nati;oss, Geo,ge H. Evan_!,. Howard G. Stewart, M'ra. Eal'l )!:l John1oi\, Mra. Willard E. Reiµ-Y and.infant, Mrs. Homer C. . Gllbt 1and"infant, Mrs. Billy K. Evans infant . Mrs. Ronald E. Betz an<1 I fant, Mrs. Robert Barnitz and In­ fant. i ., i,s a £� \• w(i_l!t p<\]'iltjon, � wl¼).. 'rlO , ,'ttf 1.'tlan ti IO l)er cent fa19 · of II , 'he arf(fed; Ide�IIY"· there W:Ol!, ld , be a c,,ntral' . tOl'i"lilor · with · alJ, l'Gom �oors .. fifing ,Jntrf t't- irf.;,1Wo faeiag ,ow•. • Thlt oitmpactn"s would permit . . tb� Baille number ol ward nurses-• aml · atten�ant�. lQ care fot a, many p1tl�n�s 11s they do Row, , The coil would be relatively low If t�e kind of partitJQtri.nC 1 . · now.s:.Ulij!'d. In oflices were adopted. These '\p;alis m·e pre(abrleat.td · -ill... tt���!ll unlt11· :and 11re eatily 1 •. put uJt· lrr ·taken down. And these walls could �\v.ishetl down with · �Wll(_ectanli·'or be,,er, with ste1m re�dily�· �n1 witho p t damage; · �aid. I: : . S�len\if1dally i.U thiE would do much tql Udk the problem ol ''host , pital Jn1ecilon' which !s a prob- ' lem wherever th·�re are hospitals. Ward patients ■re constahtly assaulted by nolaet, many of them mOAt unplea.1nt III in "the recovecy from 1neslhesia and the complaint of pain or feu." The. ligb'8 are turned on perit»c!i­ cal)y during the nllht. and so sleeping pllla :ire uae "wJOle ••le-" to ma·ke U'p for these de- •jr ' fecta, �� ni'ecUcal car,.'' 1 c ..- _ f W,dtmn J� Brl,tiih , Ria waa one -ol Ill• fir,I Woll •urJle,I voices W be faieed rtir aholiil:h-� _ tn.:; the hoepltal ward, Jmdf he :r•l.sed . ltln the alithorttatl� te\ · chnk!at : eumal, "The La cat". BrttJ1):I and J\ltl"eliCAD ho.a�l�al are· lo'] very slmllit tht)l'e al b Identical. The quality ind ·co,lt med.ital are hol 1ubJects our cdQnlr\', pfftlcU� 1n t•li cPoll ·. • l •� )'ear T· · . �'!."lli!!!lll!:::='��'r-·�.:_� '._'.: l•l.i;�i -'tou lhe U, f.· the M' THE MAN W'E'NT TO �UNCH t ,q);.,i;ss �f' . ·-.t l CoWlty N EWS a nmes Dally 18 AM 11:55 AM .15 �05 PM !i ••"'I'� --·- i · · ' , .... · · 1 , ' A , . ," I � �.) ,. �� '! 'ii, ,• . " 'v • ~ -~ . . � ·'r t!lre ' "' - GBO!WE-WONDidt •1 ,. ,. . 'I ,·, 'I ! ' L•••.:•.....,_......... ••• ,... .J I .�. • I Ii,•---------- .. Loo/c«rig Ahead o,_ The Food Morkets - rr••--�-•-•• •-�--ratUO ll'OW■R GOIIIMNY AIL1 ltHlile.111t1.. D•111• 1111111111 □•-□ 1111' -' ...... 0 ""' 11-pop 1rtc H�•I boollla� ,. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, O., Aug. I , 1960-5 , -'."""-------------...,.----- Spedcd I KITCHEN CABINETS ch.- •doJtlxe wood eobl· ,t. loocl Nilmt: addl much 1,t . t111 boluty of your II s-a, • CEhJNG TJt S....._.. C1ID1tet atrthd1.. OINVIR ACQUIIIII ALVA.Ill The Yankee, taged Bud Daley DENVER (UPI) - The Denv for three run, in the second in- Boin h■-ve 1c1ulred Os51e Alva­ nlng of the nl1htc1p that started rea from TM.'Qma. of the PacUic ,he Kan11H Clty knuckleballer to Cout Ll'llltue to replace lntn,■ Q his ninth defeat. B.111 Skowron hit (Coot) Ve■l , W'ho WH recalled by hill 19th homer in the third as tho parent Del.Mil 'Mgen. Veal, Art Dllmar made Casey Stenge1'1 a shortstop, bad been hilling .301 70th birthday celebration a par, in the American Auoclation. tial ,uccees b)' winning his ninth ;;;;a;;aa;;a;;;;;a;;aa;;aa;;aaa;;;;,;;a;;aa;;aa;;a. , 11me. BACK TO SCHOOL Cubl Top Plr■tn Crady Hallan and George Altman each drove in two runs aa i the Cub, equ,Ucd their longeat I wmnmg alreak of the se15on by beating Pittsburgh two in a row, • Don (;ardwell worked the tir&t seven innings for Chicago and Closed All Day Wednesday I picked up his fifth win. Harvey Evenlng!J by Appointment Haddix was char&:ed with his sev1 enlh loss. rd Wynn to his 1eventh victory of the year when his two-run homer In the third inning broke a 2·2 tie. Billy Gardner homered (or Wash , ington. Slavw1 Hlh 20th Mino&<> rapped hi& 13th of the couldn't puah over a run to Ue season in the second game to or win in the 11111 four 1oorele11 highlight I four-r�n. fourth inning innin11. that gue Shaw bi1 10th win. Ger­ Jt looked bad in tbt top of the ry Staley came to Shaw's aid in firat for the Doda:ers. the i.eventh and allowed only two Starter Jerf Gibb■ had trouble hit.s lhe rest of the way. Roy Siev­ rlndina: the plate, filled the buea, ers hil hi& 20th homer for Chicago then walked in II run. Two more Chicaeo moved lnto a l 1/a game ■cored before he ,got the aide out. lead Sunday as the big right and tied Bill Skowron of the Yan­ But the Dodgera leveled off hander& again chalked up victor­ kee, for the AL batting lead at their bat• on I� round Larry ies No. 3 In July th•l enabled the .321. In other Amerl:::an League Morgan wbo owns a real &Ofkl White Sox Lo sweep a doublehead­ a:ames, the Yankee& lost ground San Francisco won its fifth I raat ball and got b1clr: (our r-ma er from Wuhington, 5-2, and t-�. PhDn■ WY-2-2207 as they 1pljl a d�ublehe1der with straight u: Jones, pitching with a Court St. in their half of the firlt inn.In&:. Pam•ror Wynn, to11ing a foUJ'-hitter in K1n1u Cil)', losin a the fint 5- 2 in broken finii:er on hi1 glove hand, Little Fiddie Baer led off •Ith ihe opener, achieved I personal 1 1 inninaa and winning the night­ two-hit the Reds. He allowed a a homer to right center. The nut mile1tone when be '1truck out 1 1 cap, 8--0, &IUmore edged Cleveland two-run homer by Gus Bell in the batter got on via an error, and run his lifetime 6-5, and Bo1ton split a twinbill with to batten r Sen1Lo first inning and a 11ingle by Vada : Bob Emler ra p ped a homer into total to 2,oas - replacinl Bobo Detroit, droppin& lhe lint, as Pinson in the ninth while work• the 11me hole tor two more rum. & amon spot n in tbe 10th n,d Williams hit his 310th career ing hi, way to his 13th triumph. Before It wat all ovf'r the Dod· Newso the all-tlme major league ,trike­ homer, and taking the aecond, Jim Manhall had three hit, for ii:er, had another. out leaden. He now need& only 8-4. the Giants. Los Angele• defeated Milwau­ But Somerville cMme back to 21 more to pu 1the ninth man, gel three more in Lhe aecond P..ddlti Plank. M innie Minoao help. kee, 7-3, Chicago again beat fint CARDINALS RECALL TWO and one in the fourt h. The Dod· ��-;_ l place Pittsburgh, 6-2, S&m Jone1 _an_ g _ Zf _ - Michi St 1 ST, LOUIS (UPI) - The St. 6 d i1co aers could get only two in the Sept. -2 a triSan pitche Fr1nc lo -'-· , Oct. 1 _ Syracuse al umph over Plttlbu '15" and St. Louis Cardlnal11 have recalled Tim second. · 8 - Waahingf.on at Louis toot a Cincinnati Morgan. throwi� hard, bit JCana1 , Oct. pair from Phlladel- Mccarver, $73,000 bonu11 catcher Stanford. _ Air Fotte Aoademy phia, 9-2, and �3, in National from Memphis of Southern AiisoCharley Bnter on solid bone at (Oct.. 15 elaUan and out!Jelder Charley tbe side of hia k.nee In the third. Le ague 11mi:e. al telecast. ArkanKann& City won the opener James from Charleston of the AznThe litlle rell1 1amely •Luck In at Navy, rea:lori , regional tel�st. . eflican AJsoc}atlon. Yort when Hector Lo then but he lookd at third 111 at Texas New from .at Iowa, re,glonal tele- --------atrikes in ,ubaequenl trlp1 to the WiSCi)nstn pet committed two erron at third 1 ca ed e plate. u Morgan bore down 111 rned allow b1 thre that unea ae �. 22,-Notre Dame a l North - run, Lo 8COre. Marv Thronebeny the harder from lhen on In. "l; •• • • • u •• wntern, national. • 1 ted I two-run h omer ror the A' s Dodger pitcher Emler, wilh two be • •• at (()ct. 29 _ Lnui&iana State inn ings of eliglbii lty ldt, came on and Mickey Mantle hlt hia 27th for : Ohio . •• le1eaist \ regkM'ia in the fifth to fan five ot ill: bat­ MliliHi'ppi, the Yankeea. Ken JohD80n 1ave up : retional State, • Michkan at State • ters he faced. · • at Oreron one hit in three relief innings tu ' callfom t. t.1 .... • win hia third game. : The Dodgers ln the fifth IIW A Heinernlc Is • picnic indoors or •• • Emler hil a lesdo(f double but St.ate, reglonal ielenst. ) : out where 1ood friends and nei1h­ •• (Nov. $ - Syracuse at Army in he couldn't get home u Gibb.I bors and 111 111, kids f.11 together wH out aeddentally louchlna the Nitw York City, rea;lonal telecast. tele· to enjoy hot dOIS and bu11ers and : plate, and Morgt.n fanned the Dllnola 1t M�higan, regional all the fixln's taslily enclostd In next three bitters. Moraan ,truck oHI. Denver at Air Fon:• Acad• ttelner's buns. Hive one I out 12, walked none, hit onf for emy, re,:ion.111 tele£dt.) : • Nov. 12 - Ohio State at Iowa , performance TO an outstanding : Gibbs fanned flve, walked fin, naUonal. Goad Thln11 Go •Ill (Nov. 19 - Yale at ll,rva,d, re, four in the llral lnnina. H1httf1 • • • •c1u11 : Jon Guinther al11gled and dou­ glon■ l teleont.. Dllnoh1 ■t North• Htlnaft IIOH •Ith 8:30 A.M. to 9:00 P .M. bled and Lou Diehl tripled !or western, refional telecaat. Stan• ; ford at California, reicional tele1¥1rytllln1 Good! the other Dodaer hlt1. For Somerville, Bohby Rhoade■ {nameaake of Dodger man11er ca;l�v. 24 - Tex11 A•M at Te,u, • Bob Roberls, bein1 n■mtd for n1tlonal; N.w. 26 - Anny at Na: " • Coal Bldg Mlddlepo� him and Rolland Neutzllna) tin• vy, PbHtd�lphia, national; Dec. 3 I lo . t C ke tl gled, J. Juniper 1ln1led and hom­ - Dt.l • ::_ •:: U LA, n,a, ,'.'.::: ered, Danny Simmon, htd two alnglca and Johnny \!kker, trip. led. Sorn. Moton 300 100-'1 4 3 Dodgers 420 000-8 5 1 Margin and smith. Gibbs (LP), Emler 5 and Emler, Diehl fl. Um­ pires: Burckett, plate; and bale&. Doug Hemsle)'. Knight's Double Was Clincher ��.��.���� !�.?��.�!. Terry Knigh.t'a twl?-out . ba�s loeded double 1n the etgbth inntng pu.l Radne ahead 6-4 and I.he local Rocllin 1 Valle)' League club went aa to beat Planllville 7·:I at Racine _ Sunday aftetnoon. Three nm, scored on Knight , s dutcb Jong blow �ivina: the locals • 8-4 �Nd. al the tinu•. Th� busky ■enlor•lo•be at Porntroy Hilb this fall played errorless ball at third base and got a 11lngle ;.;;a;;aa;;aa;;aa;;aa;;aa;;aa;;aa;;a;..� a;;a -;; - t 1960 Just Like '58 For Sox Dodgers Drop 7To 6 Contest • 4-D.U, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 1, 1960 .....,,.__���...._.._n:-• �.�--..----� ' . . :,": , .. I'M G-LAD I f,I AVE' MY C R AYON , �OV·EC Play Resumes. Tonig ' Helped ______ Long -s,ow- Dell· c,· ous! -, to go "'.ith bi& double i� h1:s d e� nup position in tht: Racine battm&: order. . _ Earlier, Raeme had come from behind 2-0 on Junior Wolfe's bases l�ded doubl.e. W:olfe also added a smgle lo h11 h1Umg, Allen Stobarl's four h1t1 paced Racine while Ll_rry Wolfe w■a two for four and Wilson Wolte added a 11ngle which drove in Knight in the eii;hth , Bill Gibbs, starting to round into sha� &ot a single and played well at 1 irsl base . . t,or Pl1ntsv1lle, Barnett had two single!i lo lead lhe visitors' hitlmg aHack. Larry (Lillie 1-'oot) Wolfe, the aging (23 ) le l thandu who admits he's lost the thrill of pitching, manufactured 16 �lrikcouts for Ra· cine and pilcbetJ tight ball in the clutche1, l'lalll&Vllle 000 21 1 001-5 7 2 Racine 000 300 Ub-7 1 1 2 J. T1te, Mayle (9) .11nd Barnell. L. Wolle anti Taylor. Umpire: IJu­ ane Wolfe. WHEN YOU D I N E WITH US Try Uo Soon C I RC LE'S Restau rant Phone wv.i.3973 f 111 B. Mala Pomeroy 0,.,. 6 A.M. to 10 P.M, Dalty FOK YOUR HOME IMPROVEM ENT TRY Goe9 lein'1 Ready-Mix Concrete We mix concrete to your t1pecifications, deliver it RIGHT lo your job, ready to pour. Lowest prkes. 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A.nd Lbe co1;1solalion game could be the Dot11en verses tbelr nelghbon, the Po rn• eroy Ti1er1 with SolDtrvllle colng &galnat lhe Carda In lhe final,. Saturday nijj:ht thf' Dodgen ly UnU.t Pl'fl• lntffMt.. rul NATIONAL LIAGUI Hoosiers Rapped In W. L �ct. GI Plttsbura:h 67 39 .59t Stiff Big Ten Action Milwaukee 04 fO .574 2 CHICAGU UPI - Indiana emerg­ Lo11 Angclt■ 52 42 .553 4 ed todllY as a "non-conference" St. Loui1 :13 •• • 546 41\ foolball member of the Big Ten San Francl&eo I() 43 · .338 6 1\ ,md a sur e lo1cr of an cslimated 42 $ 4 .4$8 15 Cincinnati $83,000 in TV revenue for the HMO Philadelphia 38 � .392 19� grid campaign. Chicago 3• 60 .388 2 1 1\ Such was the eUerl of Big Ten Sunct.y'1 AH1tlts disciplinary action ac:arnsl the Chic■.. 6 Plthltureh 2 Hoosicr� announced Sunday by Lot An.-4H 1 MUwlYkff S i:onference Commi si.irmcr Kenneth SI. Loul1 f PhHAdal,tlla 2, bt L. "TUi" Wilson, who slapped a St. Loul1 t PhHN•l,kl1 J, 2nd one-year probation on the HoosierH for alleged illles,11.I recruiting of Sin FranclKO 6 ClnclbMt� 1 · $1tutd1y'4 auulh football players. St. Louil 6 Phll,.lphla J SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The Chic•to , l'tthlMlrth 1 San Franciaco Giant• will leave Sin fr1ncl1eo 2 CIMlftNtt -l on Oct . 14 on a goodwill baseball Mllwaukff I LN A·I• 7 T"ffd1,'1 ...... tour of Japan and Honolulu. They will play 1 6 garnet' In IO Japanese Sin Fr1nd1eo at Phlll, 2, t'wl-n..ht LH An.-ln at Pltts!IU,th, 11....t cities and lwo tarnea in Hawaii. Cincinnati 1t Chic, .. Mllwaukff 1t It. Leu.._ rilaht Tempting Meals Are Yours r-,o M gera will be pl1yinf in lhe oonaolation ,:■me of Lbe fin.Ila in the Kyger Creek. Tournament a,t'ter abaorbln& 1; .HJ dctf1t at the hand& of Somerville Motor, of Point Pleaaant Salu,da)' nip,. Their opponent will · be either the Pomeroy Ttgera or .the Racine Cu d&. Card mual rate . high favorileB to rn11 ke the fln1la. A semifinal malch between the Cards and Tia:en w11 ci tied before three innings were,- totapleted Saturday night, and stood aboul at tHJ for the Cardi. COUNTERTOPS M<Hlernbe your kitchen with countertop■ of Vin.Y I or Form�. Will add ,p,arkle and new bcautJ, A• low H · - - - - - 79c 1q. fl. lalflffllllr• 6 Cl.vtl•'"' S llturlll1't'1'•11ull1 Cln1l1rNI S Chlc190 J \tta1h. 2, 1 1 I. � I Kan111 City 1t N. Y ., ,..,, rain Detroit at IHten, p,-1., rain. Monday•• ProNbla Pltch1,1 Clavtol■nd tt W11hl.,...n·1 (nl1ht) -Porry (1 1-S ) VI WNClnhlck (14), Chlcaea at laltlrner. (nlfht)­ Scora (2-4) n 1'1pp11 (IM). �relt at NIIW y.,11 lftlfht) lurn1ld1 (5-S) YI Terry (+5). KtnMt City at a.,ttf'I (nl,ht)­ H ■ II (..7) vi l)aleck (M). TuHd•'(• G1nMI c1,.,.ianc1 1t W•thlntttn, nl1ht Chlu90 at laltllMN, ftlPt D9trolt 1t N•w York, 1, ••r, nltht K1ntat City at l11ten, n..ht Minor L•lfUI' lawlts , lnttf'Mt...,_I LMIUt Mont,..tl15 .,.,_,, City 3 lht) Jorw;, City 1 Mofltr"I O (2nd) Ctlul'MU1 t lufftlo I (I •tl Cohm..,, 2 luffolo • (boll Roch...., 6 RI•- 9 (lot} llocht1t•r ,,t lll:lch!MM (2ncl), •· Toronto 4 Miami 4 (ht, U lnnln.., l1ltlmor1 4 I In Bid For 2nd Straight Flag �t��� Unit.cl ,.,_. lntarnotiM1I Calendar • tbu,nbera comparing lhe July pitchinc record• of Early Wynn and Bob Shaw are envi1ion­ iDI a aecond ,traiaht American Let(Ue pennant tor the Chicago White SOJ:. The situatio n LI 1lmoat 1imillr to l11t season'& 1urge when Wyn11 1nd Shaw ucb won three game& during July and Chicaii:o led the lea&ue b)' a game 1t the end of the month. Store Bour• ------- ,' · colll1111 A, low - • • • • ,;. 1•111• 141• n. lk 141 , N. 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YORK (UPI) - SmcuH, the nation', No. 1 colleg:e rl'.t:ttball team l11t year, will be ■een twtce durlna the 1960 1eaaon on the American Broadea•tl"fJ Company', televi1ed "Game of the Weeki" 1'wtlnty-1even other top tMZM wlll ,ee action on the 1chedule that open. Saturday, �pl. l'I', with Geol'lgla playing at Allbama end cloaea Ott. 3 with Duke p)lyln• at UCLA. The t11mplele 1ehedule or the INO (NCAA) foot.bal l national tel• eeaall: Sept, 17 - Georel,a at Alabama; Tarento at Miami (tlkl) ,Ptl, AMlrlcan AMNl1tlt11 0.nnr 10 0.11...,t. Wirth 1 lndl1n.,.111 7 It. Pnl 6 (1 It) It. '"'' I IMlla11111ell1 I (2ncl) Mh1nM"ll1 1 L.ul1TII!• 4 (htl Mln....,.111 S Leull'flllt 4 llntil) Ch1rto1tt,n Mtutttn ......, ,_,,. HOllll l to l Plloae WV.Ul71 AUGUST 4th NEW , LADIES LlkE -LITTLE LOANS ,ltoffle. Ceill111 tu• can be tuUJ 1pplled over old : Bucks To Make TV Screens3 Times This Fall ' Alway• Nady for lnapectlon, whe n you ctiooae ELECTRIC HEAT • • • • the better way to heat your home ,z1.1s Ir • : JULY 28th DUTTON DRUG thM Umlt) LOAN 1 · HAD A HEINERNIC LATELY ? ,\a lo,r u . . . . . . 1 I Shirley's Beauty Shop • ••••••• •••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••• nett lor your kUcben. The)' will add 1l1mour and aN ea1y tu maintain. Replate Old IClrred and malty noon wUh Juxur• 10111 new Doorin1 In • number of excltln1 pallerna. A■ low u ___ _ $8,50 COLD WAVES I $6 50 ""T ... •• • • Chiu up, homemakeral It'■ euy to Cace unexpected "inspection■" (lroin friend f ·- .•' or Coe) when your new home la heated the modern Electric way. How clean 11 Electric Heat? It'e 100 Pfr cent clean - clean as aunehine. Won• · derful to U.hten day-by-day houeework, but more wonderful when your draperies, turniahinp and wall■ ltlt.Y clean and bright months lon1er than ever before I You'll enjoy Electric Heat'• comforl even more than cleanlineu. It's a new kind of comfort with pnciae, even temperature everywhere in the room. And, IOOID•by--♦ you � heat each room at dilFerent temperatures. More than 6,000 ol our cuatomera (including OM•/ifth of new homes built last 11'1 ila Ohio Power &mitor,y) a.ow heat the modern. worth more ELEC'l'l\lC '!NBY·· • 1 111,111 1a1 ..., ••• 1v11a•1 1 1••-••••ar­ •••• •••.- ti ••••, ... a ••• ,.. l!b!::!, ,ou .IU't 6"'W .,. Ao• llt"4 ., ewl■ to proltcl -,.mr -,A d, ...i., •oll•m llnliltl •1•t•m diet wUI ao4mt. 1Vt c,a.., 11t&Mll1 Ekelrk H-■t. .... . ,,, _ ., _, .......... lo .. o61piM, ■ ... _, fllN,_,.t -•• 11S 11.. I •I WMl'O Daily Pm�.;;, �e (Monday • ,,1chy) Sien on Guest Star New:'4 RFD New■ Heldllnu Bre,lrfast Party Pi�ten■ Hardware Show Bnatraat Party dllnu �11'fll �� �ut 'aty Ne• Brt'� _ farty Newt Beacfllne■ Brelkf11t Party News Breakfut Part, " Coffee 'l1me Swap ·• New1 Headll�• ()ovotlo_,, '!· J!o!:liln'J !\�\O lli!i\... 'I . l'lffl lfi! 12: ♦n lk .. U\ioi: - - - 12:30 1:00. 1 :02 1 :SO 1 : 30 2:00 8:00 S:02 S:30 3:35 l:00 '1:0?. 4· 4:35 5:00 li;05 5:30 5:31 lhiff 1}80 Clfiqill'I( ::: ���; !liion lll CURL I """' '° bow mon ai-t - Hat for; ftla ud camion lu J'OII' home" ., , �� Ju1t For You · : Ne.,.-, Beldllne1 Ju,t For You N,ws Just For You Calllqg on Pt. Pleaunt New, Headline• Mu.ale Go Round News Music Go Round Newa Headllnea 'llu,olc Go Round Local News Music Go Round B111eball Scores Mu1lc Go Round New, Headline, Music Go Round C �••11 Rnund-up · · ound t.4""°" .•-'liL ctt.,t.c. . •Nnr LET'S GO SBOPP'ING A�------------0-IJw.... · _......,..__ Looking Ahead on the Food Mar­ ket: Vegetable! - Local aweet coro Ls receiving attenJ1on now. While <'ool weather dela)'ed the ver)' ear� Jy plantings, there is plenty 1vail­ able now. Qupllt)' Ul toes, :µ.ca1. ly grown outdoor tomaloes are in good supply, but you'll find qual­ ity varies. Gummer squash ia abun, dant and reaaonably priced. Both green and yellow wax bean1., cab­ bage, cucumber,,' and aree11! are worthy of consideration. The pota• to market oontinue1 to hold firm. bubeoues. M.41t - Pork 1up9Jie1 luve been 1euontl1y deereaalnfil which means: Driefl wtll likely .be blther. Al- 1'J tncii.ve be1f "1peeialt" are belJli. ofteJ'ed b)' many 1WrC1. And �OU 1 l l may allo find laiub al lower pri ff' · , , 'I'Gmaloe1 - The tomato, oo.ce . /;' iJ):unned II the forbidden "love-4Pt,le" baa lived down itt bad na',n e ',, , and is now one of the n1lioh 'a . mo• v1.h1able veqW!ble tropa in NJ:tl acru. The \Mb Ohio crop ol eU'fy 1um �r tlelp J?own tomaWtB is expecti:d to be al>out t l �T c�l lar&er than la1t ye.a.r'a 160.· 000,000 pound.a. The Ohio Crop fie­ porting Service Hlimate indk♦tes 100 additional acres have been planted. The yield i11 also expected to be higher - by 500 pounds per acre. The late summer report iJ not complete at thla lime. . While tomatoel are uaually available to food 1boppen the year around - arnon1 thi1 yur 'round supply are local rrown gNenhO\lse toffl'itoes - tomatoaa from local fields will be hanesled until lreat ,. The t■rlY crop Is later than .Uib�.n clue to sever.al f•otOl'I .'- a moflW' ' 11! which la. �t cool hifhtaJ ftf{• I, , .. �r �P will ._e in pe1k .proauut 1 t� h �fol\ .. late Aueuat and eatly M• I') �r: · · Fruit - Peachea, tumrner ples, watermelon, and cantaloUPe head the summer fruit list. Soi:ne local gtown peaches 1re available. Fred Grir,;,m. Coun� Exten�ion Aii:ent, Agrlcultll!'e, Ottawa Coun­ ty, report, that the Early Red Fre variety will be in peak supply by Jul)' 25. Sunhavens should be avail­ able by July 21. and Red Havens around Augu•t $-10. Mr. Grimm also says to expect Duchess aipples Jn that area by AUiust 1 . Canta­ loupe ealini qqalitr is ucellenl, u is that of watormelon,. Watermel­ on prlces 11r:e �• ae"on low. Sall· anas are also load choices, though the price is up a little. ,P­ Po'ultry and �,IP � Seupnal 11 cline in egg si.tppcy Js beginning to tMt1tots. � mJ,nc be r.oticeable, \'qu may soon fin� 1te«.r �l' JOl.lfCeS. Ilav-0i aod ea'1ftt 1 • ens with II hig'her price taJ. Atiol(t quahty are �t their but. Th,t& tddj U 10 per cent ni,qre �yers wiU \.le up to hVQl'flblo pr�ots to. 1;011sUTl'fcomin g to marXet In July and A�­ ers tn A1,19ust 111nd September. just than a ;vear ago. /Wa\ch to, "slore sipecia�s·· for those s.ummer d"'­ - d _ ] WT . _w IH war ospit Ou · L Adm�:�.� 2� �:. Robert j Alton Goldsberry, Pomeroy; Har• old Lloyd Hinkle, Jr., Middleport: Mrs. Raymond Lee Walburn, Middleport; Mrs. Pearl Parker McBride, Syracuse; Marvin Edward Bennett, 111, Raci_ne: H.._t,U Leo Thompson, Cheshire, 0 �;rp "l':· t ' I ,�•- 1 .i; ·' l· :l tm·oded Now· Surgeon ays · • s ,. UPI Sclffleo ldit.r ay DILOS SMITH NEW YORK UPI-From . bot!, lb. scieotmc and humanitarian vlewpointa:, the hoapltal ward ii out-moded and mu,t be ab9lia�, ed, according to a 11utgi01) sclentiat who 11 . · iat,rnatiOhapy, known for contribU'don, to ltospi1 techniques, . ;., '. Dr. Rupert Y.::nl1-laal1 Hudson\ , chier conC!rn w'a·a with the itl.. llll'f!a■ l�f dan r-ei:.· di; .1ett1n' lhli;,J:\Y'iOO(leal lhffltlt1n . in the , "'� 60, · 1ta1 His Idea · t'o •Jl:llrtition hospi­ ll1 wa1'4s m\!' lldoln'i, They WOUid Births, Jul)' 29: A son to Mr. 9#d ti4I, very rmalf rooms just large Mrs. Robert A. Goldsberry, POlfl·' enou gh to 'l!o��.q.fle bed. a. becl­ ' ■fde t•ble, · tni\, 'liblnet for the eroy. pltient'a c10the . · t lhe palient � +1eathl 'JYlY- ��. Wdward B ;,: would have His . acy and would Stc;ait, °"'\ �t. 4 - ·1" ) be bettlr P.l'dt� from any --ltaphyl ocbc'�I Ii erla on the •· Discharges, July 29: Claude H. Daniels, Mrs. Wolter W. Schreiber, Norman L. Stewart, Ernest W. Lewis, Cecil R. Hoffman, Harol!i W. Wetherllolt, John L. HaJe, Mn. Leroy Harton, Mrs. Gordon R. Dunn, Dale Alan Oul'Sl, Ne, S. St£¥'kmei:der, Brend• Ellen Hurt, Ed'o/.ard .Nati;oss, Geo,ge H. Evan_!,. Howard G. Stewart, M'ra. Eal'l )!:l John1oi\, Mra. Willard E. Reiµ-Y and.infant, Mrs. Homer C. . Gllbt 1and"infant, Mrs. Billy K. Evans infant . Mrs. Ronald E. Betz an<1 I fant, Mrs. Robert Barnitz and In­ fant. i ., i,s a £� \• w(i_l!t p<\]'iltjon, � wl¼).. 'rlO , ,'ttf 1.'tlan ti IO l)er cent fa19 · of II , 'he arf(fed; Ide�IIY"· there W:Ol!, ld , be a c,,ntral' . tOl'i"lilor · with · alJ, l'Gom �oors .. fifing ,Jntrf t't- irf.;,1Wo faeiag ,ow•. • Thlt oitmpactn"s would permit . . tb� Baille number ol ward nurses-• aml · atten�ant�. lQ care fot a, many p1tl�n�s 11s they do Row, , The coil would be relatively low If t�e kind of partitJQtri.nC 1 . · now.s:.Ulij!'d. In oflices were adopted. These '\p;alis m·e pre(abrleat.td · -ill... tt���!ll unlt11· :and 11re eatily 1 •. put uJt· lrr ·taken down. And these walls could �\v.ishetl down with · �Wll(_ectanli·'or be,,er, with ste1m re�dily�· �n1 witho p t damage; · �aid. I: : . S�len\if1dally i.U thiE would do much tql Udk the problem ol ''host , pital Jn1ecilon' which !s a prob- ' lem wherever th·�re are hospitals. Ward patients ■re constahtly assaulted by nolaet, many of them mOAt unplea.1nt III in "the recovecy from 1neslhesia and the complaint of pain or feu." The. ligb'8 are turned on perit»c!i­ cal)y during the nllht. and so sleeping pllla :ire uae "wJOle ••le-" to ma·ke U'p for these de- •jr ' fecta, �� ni'ecUcal car,.'' 1 c ..- _ f W,dtmn J� Brl,tiih , Ria waa one -ol Ill• fir,I Woll •urJle,I voices W be faieed rtir aholiil:h-� _ tn.:; the hoepltal ward, Jmdf he :r•l.sed . ltln the alithorttatl� te\ · chnk!at : eumal, "The La cat". BrttJ1):I and J\ltl"eliCAD ho.a�l�al are· lo'] very slmllit tht)l'e al b Identical. The quality ind ·co,lt med.ital are hol 1ubJects our cdQnlr\', pfftlcU� 1n t•li cPoll ·. • l •� )'ear T· · . �'!."lli!!!lll!:::='��'r-·�.:_� '._'.: l•l.i;�i -'tou lhe U, f.· the M' THE MAN W'E'NT TO �UNCH t ,q);.,i;ss �f' . ·-.t l CoWlty N EWS a nmes Dally 18 AM 11:55 AM .15 �05 PM !i ••"'I'� --·- i · · ' , .... · · 1 , ' A , . ," I � �.) ,. �� '! 'ii, ,• . " 'v • ~ -~ . . � ·'r t!lre ' "' - GBO!WE-WONDidt •1 ,. ,. . 'I ,·, 'I ! ' L•••.:•.....,_......... ••• ,... .J I .�. • I Ii,•---------- .. Loo/c«rig Ahead o,_ The Food Morkets - rr••--�-•-•• •-�--ratUO ll'OW■R GOIIIMNY AIL1 ltHlile.111t1.. D•111• 1111111111 □•-□ 1111' -' ...... 0 ""' 11-pop 1rtc H�•I boollla� ,. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, O., Aug. I , 1960-5 , -'."""-------------...,.----- Spedcd I KITCHEN CABINETS ch.- •doJtlxe wood eobl· ,t. loocl Nilmt: addl much 1,t . t111 boluty of your II s-a, • CEhJNG TJt S....._.. C1ID1tet atrthd1.. OINVIR ACQUIIIII ALVA.Ill The Yankee, taged Bud Daley DENVER (UPI) - The Denv for three run, in the second in- Boin h■-ve 1c1ulred Os51e Alva­ nlng of the nl1htc1p that started rea from TM.'Qma. of the PacUic ,he Kan11H Clty knuckleballer to Cout Ll'llltue to replace lntn,■ Q his ninth defeat. B.111 Skowron hit (Coot) Ve■l , W'ho WH recalled by hill 19th homer in the third as tho parent Del.Mil 'Mgen. Veal, Art Dllmar made Casey Stenge1'1 a shortstop, bad been hilling .301 70th birthday celebration a par, in the American Auoclation. tial ,uccees b)' winning his ninth ;;;;a;;aa;;a;;;;;a;;aa;;aa;;aaa;;;;,;;a;;aa;;aa;;a. , 11me. BACK TO SCHOOL Cubl Top Plr■tn Crady Hallan and George Altman each drove in two runs aa i the Cub, equ,Ucd their longeat I wmnmg alreak of the se15on by beating Pittsburgh two in a row, • Don (;ardwell worked the tir&t seven innings for Chicago and Closed All Day Wednesday I picked up his fifth win. Harvey Evenlng!J by Appointment Haddix was char&:ed with his sev1 enlh loss. rd Wynn to his 1eventh victory of the year when his two-run homer In the third inning broke a 2·2 tie. Billy Gardner homered (or Wash , ington. Slavw1 Hlh 20th Mino&<> rapped hi& 13th of the couldn't puah over a run to Ue season in the second game to or win in the 11111 four 1oorele11 highlight I four-r�n. fourth inning innin11. that gue Shaw bi1 10th win. Ger­ Jt looked bad in tbt top of the ry Staley came to Shaw's aid in firat for the Doda:ers. the i.eventh and allowed only two Starter Jerf Gibb■ had trouble hit.s lhe rest of the way. Roy Siev­ rlndina: the plate, filled the buea, ers hil hi& 20th homer for Chicago then walked in II run. Two more Chicaeo moved lnto a l 1/a game ■cored before he ,got the aide out. lead Sunday as the big right and tied Bill Skowron of the Yan­ But the Dodgera leveled off hander& again chalked up victor­ kee, for the AL batting lead at their bat• on I� round Larry ies No. 3 In July th•l enabled the .321. In other Amerl:::an League Morgan wbo owns a real &Ofkl White Sox Lo sweep a doublehead­ a:ames, the Yankee& lost ground San Francisco won its fifth I raat ball and got b1clr: (our r-ma er from Wuhington, 5-2, and t-�. PhDn■ WY-2-2207 as they 1pljl a d�ublehe1der with straight u: Jones, pitching with a Court St. in their half of the firlt inn.In&:. Pam•ror Wynn, to11ing a foUJ'-hitter in K1n1u Cil)', losin a the fint 5- 2 in broken finii:er on hi1 glove hand, Little Fiddie Baer led off •Ith ihe opener, achieved I personal 1 1 inninaa and winning the night­ two-hit the Reds. He allowed a a homer to right center. The nut mile1tone when be '1truck out 1 1 cap, 8--0, &IUmore edged Cleveland two-run homer by Gus Bell in the batter got on via an error, and run his lifetime 6-5, and Bo1ton split a twinbill with to batten r Sen1Lo first inning and a 11ingle by Vada : Bob Emler ra p ped a homer into total to 2,oas - replacinl Bobo Detroit, droppin& lhe lint, as Pinson in the ninth while work• the 11me hole tor two more rum. & amon spot n in tbe 10th n,d Williams hit his 310th career ing hi, way to his 13th triumph. Before It wat all ovf'r the Dod· Newso the all-tlme major league ,trike­ homer, and taking the aecond, Jim Manhall had three hit, for ii:er, had another. out leaden. He now need& only 8-4. the Giants. Los Angele• defeated Milwau­ But Somerville cMme back to 21 more to pu 1the ninth man, gel three more in Lhe aecond P..ddlti Plank. M innie Minoao help. kee, 7-3, Chicago again beat fint CARDINALS RECALL TWO and one in the fourt h. The Dod· ��-;_ l place Pittsburgh, 6-2, S&m Jone1 _an_ g _ Zf _ - Michi St 1 ST, LOUIS (UPI) - The St. 6 d i1co aers could get only two in the Sept. -2 a triSan pitche Fr1nc lo -'-· , Oct. 1 _ Syracuse al umph over Plttlbu '15" and St. Louis Cardlnal11 have recalled Tim second. · 8 - Waahingf.on at Louis toot a Cincinnati Morgan. throwi� hard, bit JCana1 , Oct. pair from Phlladel- Mccarver, $73,000 bonu11 catcher Stanford. _ Air Fotte Aoademy phia, 9-2, and �3, in National from Memphis of Southern AiisoCharley Bnter on solid bone at (Oct.. 15 elaUan and out!Jelder Charley tbe side of hia k.nee In the third. Le ague 11mi:e. al telecast. ArkanKann& City won the opener James from Charleston of the AznThe litlle rell1 1amely •Luck In at Navy, rea:lori , regional tel�st. . eflican AJsoc}atlon. Yort when Hector Lo then but he lookd at third 111 at Texas New from .at Iowa, re,glonal tele- --------atrikes in ,ubaequenl trlp1 to the WiSCi)nstn pet committed two erron at third 1 ca ed e plate. u Morgan bore down 111 rned allow b1 thre that unea ae �. 22,-Notre Dame a l North - run, Lo 8COre. Marv Thronebeny the harder from lhen on In. "l; •• • • • u •• wntern, national. • 1 ted I two-run h omer ror the A' s Dodger pitcher Emler, wilh two be • •• at (()ct. 29 _ Lnui&iana State inn ings of eliglbii lty ldt, came on and Mickey Mantle hlt hia 27th for : Ohio . •• le1eaist \ regkM'ia in the fifth to fan five ot ill: bat­ MliliHi'ppi, the Yankeea. Ken JohD80n 1ave up : retional State, • Michkan at State • ters he faced. · • at Oreron one hit in three relief innings tu ' callfom t. t.1 .... • win hia third game. : The Dodgers ln the fifth IIW A Heinernlc Is • picnic indoors or •• • Emler hil a lesdo(f double but St.ate, reglonal ielenst. ) : out where 1ood friends and nei1h­ •• (Nov. $ - Syracuse at Army in he couldn't get home u Gibb.I bors and 111 111, kids f.11 together wH out aeddentally louchlna the Nitw York City, rea;lonal telecast. tele· to enjoy hot dOIS and bu11ers and : plate, and Morgt.n fanned the Dllnola 1t M�higan, regional all the fixln's taslily enclostd In next three bitters. Moraan ,truck oHI. Denver at Air Fon:• Acad• ttelner's buns. Hive one I out 12, walked none, hit onf for emy, re,:ion.111 tele£dt.) : • Nov. 12 - Ohio State at Iowa , performance TO an outstanding : Gibbs fanned flve, walked fin, naUonal. Goad Thln11 Go •Ill (Nov. 19 - Yale at ll,rva,d, re, four in the llral lnnina. H1httf1 • • • •c1u11 : Jon Guinther al11gled and dou­ glon■ l teleont.. Dllnoh1 ■t North• Htlnaft IIOH •Ith 8:30 A.M. to 9:00 P .M. bled and Lou Diehl tripled !or western, refional telecaat. Stan• ; ford at California, reicional tele1¥1rytllln1 Good! the other Dodaer hlt1. For Somerville, Bohby Rhoade■ {nameaake of Dodger man11er ca;l�v. 24 - Tex11 A•M at Te,u, • Bob Roberls, bein1 n■mtd for n1tlonal; N.w. 26 - Anny at Na: " • Coal Bldg Mlddlepo� him and Rolland Neutzllna) tin• vy, PbHtd�lphia, national; Dec. 3 I lo . t C ke tl gled, J. Juniper 1ln1led and hom­ - Dt.l • ::_ •:: U LA, n,a, ,'.'.::: ered, Danny Simmon, htd two alnglca and Johnny \!kker, trip. led. Sorn. Moton 300 100-'1 4 3 Dodgers 420 000-8 5 1 Margin and smith. Gibbs (LP), Emler 5 and Emler, Diehl fl. Um­ pires: Burckett, plate; and bale&. Doug Hemsle)'. Knight's Double Was Clincher ��.��.���� !�.?��.�!. Terry Knigh.t'a twl?-out . ba�s loeded double 1n the etgbth inntng pu.l Radne ahead 6-4 and I.he local Rocllin 1 Valle)' League club went aa to beat Planllville 7·:I at Racine _ Sunday aftetnoon. Three nm, scored on Knight , s dutcb Jong blow �ivina: the locals • 8-4 �Nd. al the tinu•. Th� busky ■enlor•lo•be at Porntroy Hilb this fall played errorless ball at third base and got a 11lngle ;.;;a;;aa;;aa;;aa;;aa;;aa;;aa;;aa;;a;..� a;;a -;; - t 1960 Just Like '58 For Sox Dodgers Drop 7To 6 Contest • 4-D.U, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 1, 1960 .....,,.__���...._.._n:-• �.�--..----� ' . . :,": , .. I'M G-LAD I f,I AVE' MY C R AYON , �--Dally , Se ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aug. I , 1960 � I Seven A ttend A ioh Baptist Church Observes Two Youth �ally At tsv,lle Services Stou ...versaries Wit.h Sl'llll'linf �n,.... ' - .._. ,.,--•eve memben or hf � m m bers r 0 d A d RaIIy DDy IS ' 1�ut " M...:nly About Planned At Church Meetin! M·1 ddl e port People In Pomeroy I p,,,,, t f I I I I Mrs Konk,r,ght Returned Home F,om Hosp,'ta_I .r . I Former Pomc,roy laurel Cl'i ff Re ported r, ] Re-sidents Are , , - Guests A t ,cn,c " -��:!'. I Denny fUnerQf Hefd S turday �- �t M''ddleporf 0 'Portland ' Eie nts Report•:.11 ,IICl<Y'S Fr1',day N,._ght At H-l· L Grove * furnlluM I E IO O I 1'l l • * ' , .. . .1 ' • '• $ 595 •� � to pl , alons wttliout a ranre. , . ', W •a, • nl-.w la almoat a nee11llt1, 1 I; liiGl lneladell In Wt I room · � 611 Jul 1184, , ' ," ' "' CIIJ GIii .,.,.. " L ' ' ' !, I j( I '• ' I o, " ,. . Furniture, lllj(,11 '' , OIIO, I LAUNDERERS ■.. I 115 soH w u n Dt'i ve ·1 n \' TONIGHT ln.ared Bertman, Curt Jertena "INN THE 1TH HAPPINDS'l ctn Saope •nd color) Au d Guaranteed ta Pleaae Alli - IIIO 1i,t OOnw'1 - M ara CordQ "UNDERSEAS GllRL" NOT11: DUE TO LENGTH OF "INN THE SIXTH HAPPI­ - N�ews � weel{. ', �. Nl!SS", WE WILL IIIJN "UN­ ' ONE TIME DERS&AS G ONLY AT 'p '!I TU■IDA� ' WIDNIIDAY PAMIL Y NIGHTS WIIU1m Holden - Geno Kell)' "THE JUUD<lll:11 AT TOKC>R.l" (ToohU1"'lOI) I' \,-.LI - "'- ' •H • sia,�J.� :· tu,.ptlNG ·•t , -•o•· ;,· lain• Brand -•- "' U' M' M £ R' EXP·£. N' Es· 1·ti. CAS. H $25, 10 · •1·000 ""CON·o·•-·y s•VINGS & L'"'AN co. •.•�:lt•·� i Sav·in � �-- ":". (Toehnlcolol') lfo11 '11"\f'ATl:,.r. 1=1.-:0."';;", ''80UTII PACll'IC'' ' T..loht TII"! Wo,1, Aut- 1 • ,' Seasoll I • • I ' • ' AT P R E S TO,N FORD MOST VALUE Me>st Savings • . ' ! ,: , : ,: ... ,, .' � .� 'J A representative of the General Telephone Co. wa1 present last night at I.be regular meeting of- the Pomeroy council to bear complaints relatlve lo the "fire-bar" syslem of calllng firemen and emergency squad members. . At the laal meeting of Council attended b)' members of the flu .1 traffic • llj:ht at the corner of department and emeuency l!l((Uad Wea t Main St. and Butternut Ave., the fire-bar 1y1tem ..,.... sharp ly and to pl•ce aU t h ree ucbta on criUciled by membel'I' of the tw o "Caution " al 1l p. m. No final b9dies II not accom,lisbinl the acti on wu taken . Manual L-On· promlled results. Tbe sys tem trols on t he l i1 hta were also dia­ aome'1rnea falls to ring all roem• cussed . 1l was also recomiuerided ben and other tlmflS 11 run & by that the Corps of Eng\neera tit per1ona di allna tbe wrone �um• Hun tingto n be eontaeted concern­ ing repaira to u.e Pomeroy Levee ber, £ouncll was told. ,, The eo1n_pany repreaentt tive for° wh ich an Informal promise told Council last ni1ht that the of englneering aasiatance bad q1ten1 would be checked ,nd a been mad e. . A n executive meet1n1 of the new number isaued th,tt would C o uncil " ,s set tor Aua;. 14: for not be 1imilar to arty other num­ diacu11lon o( the prepolll!ld build· ber on tbt- excbance. 1n other acUon1 last night the ini: for the First Ward fire com• pany. · Co•lldl .:......A,pproved for payment all Prese n t at t he meeting lut bllll with the ei.ceptlon of a bill nig hl we re Moor Legar who pre• du,t conl.l'ol 1t cents per 1ided, Councilmen CoUini, Geor1e ialloa from tbe Mei_. Conatrue• Horak, Leslie Fultz, .Franklin Uon Clompeny. Councilm,n Don Riur and :dor Schaefer, Clerk Collini queaUoned the bill on Edna Sc hoenleb, Chief Jed Web­ l?Oun!II that the same company ster, Street Comm ll1foner Reed furnlabed dust i..'O,att'<ll to the Will, and Patrolman Phil Globobr eoUll':{ for 17 cents ·per gallon. Tbe bill was held for later con­ aidi!ritiOn. -Kade an tddttlonal appropria­ tion of $500 for lep: ieea. -ln1tructed the mll)'or to con­ tact eilftr Home, ityleU ur St an­ ley Blazewicz to eaUlblllb a grade for a Dew si dewalk 11.elr the Swisb'er Dook on Eaat Main St. -Accep-.d MlfO? Le1'11''• monthly report in wh i� hl!I reIn another resolu tion by the ported the vill11c's -1ha«: of fines board of county commissioners for July 11 �16.30. an h iring n day relative to Mo • -AO'eed to ;natalt I new sin 11e door at the_·�cond Ward fire auiala. n t prosecuting ttLorney to reprHen t the co1mty during tho "' ,..ouse. ab H�tti oI �•caUonlng Proncu• O IV LITIIR RICl!I I or A letter waa read from th e � James o, Brlfln, the commlu­ Sta.te Hlehway Debutntent au· 1oners again named the law firm thorillng the vmagi to , i nstall of Webs ter and F'l.lltz. Inveatlgation I nto tbe dea th of Elza Milton Bratton Carpenter, was n,med •• the renoon tor hir­ ing lhe l ,11w firm to �81ist in the inveaU1at.ion and to represent thci i \ •' ,' . ' .._. .. . �---u •• •• -• . ... ,or ,f, -"�{-� Committees Nam..A,ffoObtain . ' Wfl ,1,.J��i .. -,�- ""'-l .,':�� ,..� .�:>;. , ·'Jf-: Jt _ _ �,;/th�: ��'.) NI!'•' . ..-. -. · ,, zo . In.JUDCtiOll w·Ould --�« "''°'"' 4"'"' ••ii ..� °" . � _, "' ,..._. ., HINIJ... llli1tAI ... .... .,. ......., a........ aftht. """ -. -· ... ... .ut. n.._. I > ' - !t:· · CtOrJust ' .1 ._' . . ji';,_ . Eastern Needs Band �eetor; Died Sunday At Norris Leaves Riverview Post Point Pleasant h ... tt" . w.. •n� ·w'! ■ - aon I w. . , : _; :, , Jl!i �•d 111111tre1 Aaoci•• will mote h.. lnllll! �ppearanejl II wlll , be _Kiaron Kolton, ' Sh,ron ilon Wm make Jta fifth annual ap-- 1 a ,ololt.t with the 1mup dolnl ·zucJier, $band Walker- anf SP.IN_!) · ; . , . · , ...,_nee Al.II, 20, �t the Kelp Co. "BulLona and Bow•'' · which will lea• Wdo;tl�- ·· : 11.e .1oan1 but vetf:rah . sploiat, 1'11.1r; :1t ,l■ ',tM�n� by 8ob Hoe- lure the dancin, choru■ com� fllc:JI, dltector. 1'1le ueociaUon �ill Of carla ,Wil1on, . ,Paula Sayre, ■rfd In �tl'tie,11 who has �t tbe !Du,,lal. "BJ.J Bend Charletanna HeJII, CoDeen WHaoft JJlDfW varied tolea th,in, · any o\her cii:t�mem'ben, ,Will be , 10· an Jn41a111 ,-,;p� o( 1"9" wlill 'SUffll' City, . and Karen Bachner In a blackli&ht" · role· 1or • l\_ ut:nb.er, 11Pau That · U .tbe IICelLI for tbe tint dance. rouUne. , The veteran d uet te•m ol Either � a ce PlPI/". witti • · moderniltlc el tllJ'N act,, . turecl In t111, 11,UIJ.cal Ult SylH1ter and Irene Grueaer WIii dan� ·nmi oorq,poaed of· �pi Anil ntYolvu �bo\lt, Jn "Sil• preaen& "And Let the Beat of the �•rdt Neda Biadtordi Miu , . � tr-"1 wlll be -1� IS\ich, u, World Go By" with neftOlllff Wlt,.,",¥1,. s:iyri,_ 11_� la�hner ma' •� "� Wllb .lb• Fronl �brew, in hlll · � � •lllili . H:eu· to !"' anottief , fea ·�- �· · 'I,, ,rtnae on �t)p" •, ' wl ;- PunY aolo role with the aMOcllUoq dt �•:-\ :. · ,'J'b!lmPIO• hllldllOR th• ric■i 11111:- IPI "Don't Fence 11• In." lhllhil •111 ,k 10l�1""°cef ! � Une for, the n umbu � · · llle-•orr\v-1 i'I, 0!! 1111 Ll!tlor,_ ��- �!er . . . 1 , , 1 \ . _ · ··-i. J . • ,•. • .,. -�·· " · ...........�, -, . ,,. ,• .,/. ••,,,,.., .... . . ' "'ll''-'·-..1 ' .. _, ' . · · \j�-' ¾ _ ' r · � , . -· , 1' , , · 1 ,, , �;,. •. ' • Ir;_ · {' � ·, � ·, •PIM! �an, \er: w, "! fi'itlai�• _,to"\' '''"'""�- Maaon County rece ived '63,230 Jn railroad property tuea in 1959 according Lo Emmett C. Goodman, chairman of the Railroad Commun­ ity Service Committee of the Hunt­ ington Area, West Virginia arm of the: Eastern R.ailroad Preaiden ta Confaence. I or '"l'he Red 8llk., Stockln!li 1nd Gre,n Perfume" wlth -Vlttor Gaul on the v�al. �•1 Wtl• wlll appe-ar. aa aoloilt with tbl!I •tAriny of Reform'.' on ''Cla:��• WhUU:er a nd ,W lld., Wild 'Women" to round out , the ■cene. Mn, M111iret Ne\lman of. Syra.c11N ii .aervloa, u aho'YJ accompanlit. 'f.wp other Jctnel . wlll be fet• tul;"td at the ahow wbleb cloaea: the fair on Sf:turda,- evtftin,, Aui. -20. A llr•w� d!llllQ �, .the Riclne Fire �enta , will, tollow the mu1lcal eorryln1 out , a tradition a,o. - •llbllue4 seyu� . · •, ' ' \ . , . . ', ., .J .·; , , \,'· ,, · ,• � !,.. ; , '. , '\ j! . ' . ,.,, '":"! · , ../. .Zuspan Reeoverln• ..., Fto1n GasoIine Burns WJUlam Zuapan, owner and manager of Hogg & Zuspan Materials, Inc., of MalOO City, la rttcov"l!ring 11tlelaelorily from burna received 11 be waa ten dinl'. a ,tr11b · fife at hla home, lut week. · Zu1p1n wu \aken to the Holzer Hospital In GalU,oU1 by �mbu­ lance where he w11 te�rted to l,jl 1ufltrln1 fl'om bum, about . bead, chest an d arm1. ffe wa1 burn• ed when fjtoll oe w11 thrown onto a smolderlD& lire. __ . th• . • Goodman revealed th at railro ads 1ening West Virginia paid a total or $1,270,221.63 in pro perty tue1 in 1951, Compared with $5,850,807.H paid in 1949, it shows an i1l· ereue of ,1,419,413.88 m tbe ten yea, period. . In add ition tq lb,e pro = ilie da :i,j; In p :,. IJld Pll '. :· ,831.18 _i n "franchise taxes •· and $51 ,444 - 03 1 n Iee,, m a k. mg a grand total of $10,636,9681.'6 The ttxe11, whic h are computed for a flecal year starting July l a n d e ndin g Jun e 30, are n ow bei ng compiled. for the fistal year 1 960 . :,tWJJ.611 m•� Cubam Showing Worry Over Fidel's Future Three new te1ehel'II were em­ pl oye d by lhe lliddleport Board Of Education Monday when they met at the Hi&h School with Bruee Lloyd, preaident, eonduet• in g the meeting. Teacben hiffd are Thoma1 Catchpole, llOO craduate of the Ohio State Ullivenib" and New Lexinfton Hi&:b School. Catch­ pole ia married and ha1 one child. be will aNilt with the coach lnc In addition to bia teac hing duties. Miriam Miller a ,rad uate of the Univenity Qf Georgia wu alao hired by the board. She ia present ly living in C ambridge. C harlH Harker-, 1980 graduate of Folnnont State C.Uep who w.._hlnd ,U,!tlte boanl 1riD -ello llllln witb- Y tbe eoadlinJ:. He ii marri� Ind h11 two children. The jaoiton and cooka of last year were hired for tbia year and the resignation of Mn. June Lee aod Donald PluMett were accept­ ed. A J etter was r1:ad from Daily Vacati on Bible School otficiala expre111ing their appreciation for the use or the Hhool buil dings f or the Bible acbOol conducted fo June . 1fr: HAVANA, Cuba UPJ-M osl Cu­ bani 1hared a deep co n cern today over lhe future of Premier Fidel Myers Services,Set Castro, ordered ':,y bit doctora lo take a complete rest to end lin• For Monday At Two gering remnants of pneumonia. Funera l servicea for David MyThose i n favor of his revolu• era, age 85, who died Mond.ay at tion,ey covern menl Wf'rtr divi ded his ho me in HarriJonvilh! will be over the seriousness "r his Il lness.. held 1bunday at z p. m.. Crom the And ma n y admi�t ed they were Ewing Chapel with burial in Car­ not happy wit h th e prospect of leton Cemetery. Defe�JUnister Maj, Raul Castro Survivon are • niece Abbie rad ieal younger brot her of the Freeman, Ow1110, Mich., a cou,in, pp ier, taking over in the in- I Ray Wilton, Harritonville, and an aunt, Jda Freneh, Soulh Salem. O. Ufi . Police Open Probe Into Entry Of Landmark Store, $20Theft Invesligalion of a breaking and entering at lbe Landmark Store ln Pomeroy is being made toda_y by Pomeroy police. Chief Jed Websler reported aboul $20 Ut money taken fotlow­ Ing entry ol lhe slore through a rear window. The entry was disco vered a t entry b�d been made by '1: 30 a. m. today by empl oyees thought juvenill!II II the window from and was teporled to police' by hiC!b glaa wu broken wa1 1m..i.1 · w M1na.1er Jack Carsey. · Patrolman a nd only a small penon could get Geora:e Hicks made t he prelimin• throu1b, A back door hed hMl ary Investigation with .Chief Webster cheekin1 t hf' window for �pened 11 an exit from the buildma:. fingerprints la ter this morni ng. . The money was taken from a Althoug h the Landmark Service sort drink rnachl ne and from deak Station la open throuP,out t he d!awera ·which were pried open nig ht, entry into tht store waa using too ls from a t ool display made throu1h a window lhat w11 behind the buildlq from tbe rack at the store. Chier· Webster said it was sta tion, Webster aald Amateur ' br To Mason County At Middleport Q CirCfill• aerk The Melga Memorial Hospital Trustees la!t nlgbl completed plans to present lheir applieaUon for Hill-Burton FundJ In another step toward the coll8lrucUon of a new 4 1 -bed ho,pital here. A. C . (Crtt) Bradford , president of the board of trustees, said that Part,, I and 2 of the applicaUon for funds bave been completed and will be presen"-11 by lbe architect, Ray Nay Wheeling, within lbe nexl few days. Aa exp�ained by membera of I funda . the board, the Hill-Burton Fumb Application for Fednal tunda wdl match loal. fw.da, $1 for must be made b1 lteps provided each $2 provided locally. Loc,al the Hill-Burton, A.l-t for ,.u. . rundl total ■ppnwmately $440,· ctpation by loe.l.l eommunitte... � . which makea Kei&a C ounty The local board .did · the holptta1 eh11ble for $220,000 of Federal corqmillion bave been boldin,: a aeriea of meetlnp CO 4'0mplete building i,ltm and flnandal state me1111 !or pr,-ntatl"" � ')jft ,'od'U' pans · I I . '. �,._ �--·ffef.i"Wtdties&y- . ,. ,._ ' :..,,.,.: ; ' About $220,000 Asked From Government For41 Bed Unit Railroads paid' 3 New Teachers $62 In Taxes Are Employed High p For Study ll!i�• -•no ao,-. ·'.:...-=-==.;..� eo,. Rt. , t i1 Hwd ,-.., c..,h .lahn .......,._ at Mlddtepo,t Nhl ..., all prospective playan lhwhl ...... .. th• hlth ..,_ •• 9 •· m. w-., 1 ..., waot 1o draw foDlbllll ,._ ,., "'Thom-· ...,••,n, ht, 1ou,. 1ft year at Mlcldlepe,r1, 1atd unifanna probably wUI lie ISMHNI AutU•t 1tth and flnt drllls •ttrt .,_ the lfttl. First KHo dvl., .-me 1• llelpra at MW. lllllep,ort, Sept. ': The PotNror ..me thl1 yNr 11 on Oct. 21 at Mtddl-, ------ le i ... ::,;��;;ber '".f-:;e� �reveal ...8.-!!OY� Of B&o Bn,CI.� Griidders lnvited To Draw Shoes ·At Middl�port 300 Legion • a•r� •1.. B. y Dee. 15th ·w' ·',,, ,,. ;,i·,.-1 • ·1:J! · -- ,:,;, Webster, Fultz i �o. '·h.·_ e_r Ein, p' y Firm Employed . R·es·· ......nee Burns '· t• Again By Cowity T� son City •. . """ U1 ·1,1a a · ...., w......,,,... -- I& Vila! conullittees on meJnbecsbip_ for 1961 were named Monday n!Jdtt at a meetlne of nr.iw Websler Pool No. 39 · ' ., .. . .,,, J��� ., American Legion . . ' . ... First• Vice Co,wuand ..: er Joe Slrub '•, '"""" •· Wolfo, •-• ton ot nam,,d Crockett LalRollin · Wolle of lance and C. J. Rhodes, WWI; Frl!ik Cheesebrew and l\eno 111\11""•111.; ' ,_1-1 . .on Hti,,or- Lind , WWII; Frank Vaughan and y Harris K-V•II ,. ' all C'1lftcatt •-" l1 .,.... to work fOr a fix'"" goaI o f 300 me�p on a' deadline of .,. 'du•liltl o,..i�.. Dec. 151 1960, .., " .W it the U: S. · N� Mick WUliima waa n,amed ehalr• r4 Girolami ..!.......t that TN ln "9 C:tnter, , O�•t man of_ a Wtfl ari!.l me.ha eontmft- fin ii..-..:.....tiona for u..•.� dr -.,. • ,... 1f olf•, 'Un, ,k!IJ a . -�iinan .t hi• o..,..n, ,n the -tee witb Guido .Girolami, 1'elmie � trip · to OOl u.nibua had c Jewell, Paul ClacJ and Jim Shep, betll 'ved fro,m Alfrecf: .Elbflr• ._1, _, hiah lnltl DIJl•la ·� . lt�"' oiml� parct anl1tlng. . . fetd� • Po1t lre&IW'II', Ind.· tbe ifl9 , IMdt�1hlp 1blllty •"' MiH• ComDlandet , l!:ha Gilmore pre- Woia Auxilia--. •• 11ft7 �,r t,oi,,I,.. . ,.. •�N'CIIUN',h •� rn, l,Nt ta IIded and In. �oduc� Ill e Swatzet 11: · F ' eel ran.II: . . Vtlalban aa h • • I• o � . _ ymreplea ·. chairma n fUeteed r, - 1, • � n of l!�: and Mm. Charlet w.. . •� ar� i . . watsel. .Potna,. Mite reported u1...h ; •�d learned �"Ti . a.1· ,. ., . -.. . �·Adu ' ,...., hla trip '9 Stato ., Athena, ..ll l'owlar ii on lick� · saying It \tas a Y�'1JJ,,le expert���, · . nn•• Hosplttl, ence and_ that be hoped the Poat · underioin, llll'Pl'J', WIii continue lo ,pomor 1uch I ed Ice tea and pork t, JU . • project. bar · a served h1 . Mick Will· _,, Lennie Jewell reportl!ld CAl'da lama Grant Smitb to 30 Leahave been oenl to potonU.1 � elp. ,.;.,�• · � · · , er, for tbe fair polJcti detail to •. U1:1 ·· ·� - · - · · · · · · ·-- · be provided by PoaJ mtmberthlP. fl'e asked 1hat all available mem. . 4•vole lime lor the pro,lect. · I n other bualnen the" Legion: ,. , •' • 1 -Planned to hold a special · An unoccupied bouee In M.aaonv meetina: this Thur6d4y it 7: 0 pm 3 . De City · WH complek!iv J de.troyed b, all urged ·to at tend. _ fire, In the earl,y m,nrnlng houn . u�sd.ui as hundreds o'c people -Aci:epted national honors lor T Ju1l cqming from the Mnon lta child welfare· committee. Dt'lv:e-l'n Th ea ter stopped to watch -Heard Frank Cheeaebrew . . . The ·house, own'!'d . by Mn, Lot- report ' on the itate convention. �e .�lne high 1e:hool Is 1tUI ' ,tib 'tl'Uth', was in flam, es when lhorti· e-'· tt:acber. William A. Me�e )!•on Fl re Depart ment waa LOA s K�.�:IDpre1tdent of the Southffn C:80'4 ;to th� 1cene .. Fiffmen were UOV LoeaJ: ·..-.,: o( Education, said to. ·■ut:�fµl in containing the fire. day. '.;I The ' house, locited on u. . ll, ...kl•1 tithe, a miu.1 �-'-�� 33 Which . ,,. .. lhrou•b • u a ths.,. Ma IA.taa 1-1chet to comp•�, D n \o oldllmen ,a I I· llPn ·1t ,.... · v · · " . ,. · -' noe 'of 'llie "klem1 . '� = '1 ,. I the firm 1 woD :"\11:"c:;ldatlW fof . �� � � ,�� i the o Hlce of pioieCutinl Attorney •�&:(aip.lt�. th"e mem� of W hich · 'l'be board held Its ftgular · · ·M ,,t th e May primary and la unop. ha,ve : �hh'e't· · died or )Jloved aevmon thifl meetIna at the Rlei ne ' Plana for replacln" three weak • 1.ear s o . er-1 �a: po11e d i n November. . , high. scllool last nig ht and awarded tt · was the second · , unoccupied �arrow bridges �n State Rou� 880 Rodney Down ing t he insurance The firm had pre,·loualy been An injunctio n to prevent the �ortb rn Meis• Co nty will be mov ln,· of bricks from lh e old hired by the co mmluioners to re� house to burn · irtt t � e tow n in �� u• ; at a publjc hearing conlract for the district's lf school " �.,,. tJte-,past se;ver al week s . Earlier a buaes. The only oth er bidder for plaUorra of the Ballimore and preaent the cQunty in the cue of Auguat , · In e cou · Wiliiam zu,pan wedne bou• own� by_ Homer GoeglNn, who f l ied a tax• the bus insuran ce wa s Henry Beav'rci J /' � Ohio Railroad St,tjon In Mason i"' h s m br t h a commlu• naming e h t t l 1u payen hester. C so er, Ma n the by &Ought wllJ. be ��:e. J !� . lo ners; th e auditor and the trea• :T�i! :r:he: ��;: 1! :ot:µ�=:1� ,;: �:ate: :��� f r an Bil ls totalllu $19,290 ,were apTown Council. 33. alf mile s s t or U. S. Route h ea Is undetermine d. nd ordered paid, $17,539 The Council In a meeting M o n• surer a& defendants. Comb\ned. len&lh of the three p�ved a In oth er acUon1 ye1terday, the being pa)'IVII and the balance Ja nday evf'Jlin& instructed Mayor O. i parts l a 1.za milea. E Um ated Hor and school supplies. 0. Wrliht to consult the prose- commi11ioners p11:1sed a resolutlon . cost, lncl udlng ri,:ht-of-way and TIie board will hold a apec1al cutinc attotney regarding such a to a dvertise for bid• for co,1 Bratlon Services To e n gineering 1.- $234,000. Tenlafor the court ho use arid Jail. Thef m eeting at noon, Aug. 10, when movfl, Be· Held Wedneeday lively work ia expected to be1ln h;W. are to be opened for eon. Tbe station buildlnt has been al10 tran1ferred t,DOO from tbe Fuper,il servic es for Elzu MIiton ln early 1961 to unanticipa t e d em e rgency .fun d , 1tr t_gr11 down but t be bricks . remain uct lon of the new high � hool Bratton, Carpent"r, will be held First part �l th e propo sal pro, n g at Racine. Several oo �­ buildi aloua: the track an'd form pa ve- the county building fund. . Wednesday afternoon at two o- vides : !or a new eoncrete . llab acto h ave lndteated their m tr ment tor the ,ection dt First ra clock at the Carpenter Baptist brid1e at the West Branch of te� tlon to submit blda. MoKelvey Street which PIIIH the area. The Church with buriJl 111 the Sc h ool Shade River·, about alx-tentbs mile 1 d. bricU have been reportedly aold Lot c,emetery, east of USR 33. Tbe other two, ..i by tbe railroait to Gt.or1e Sayre Frlen da may call a t the B�a: ony farth er ea1t, ca�I lor pipe culverts of . New Haven and. are to be re­ F1;1.0e�al HOme In Al bany after 5 to,, re.P,��ce exl1tlnc Inadequate moved ln the near future. . p. m, today. bri� , " • : Ill other action the water de­ par&Dltlnt wa, granted permiulon. to ,1purehue two sect ions of nylon fire II.OIi. Coun�U also voted to .purch&le tlve new water meten, lix meter lids, and two pipe Deputy Charles Sayre of the wrenCbe1 for lhe water depart- Mel11 County 1heriU'1 otfiee i n• . ment. ve1ll;ated • wreck on Bout, 33 •t Eastern Local School Dislrtct has 'fl'ant ads circulating Attendln& were Mayor WrJ.tht, Burlin1ham thl• morninc at 3 a. Dan M . Hope, 64, Maaon county :30 fol a new instrumenta,l musJc instructor followJ ng the day nd Recorder Charlotte Rouab, a m. Cln:u lt Clerk, died 8:05 p. m., SunC.pebart, night resignation of Lloyd Johnson. councilmen Russell . A ll'ailer belona:ln1 to th e Zer• Monday ,day at the _Pleasant Vllley Hospital - OUn Wolfe, Walter WettY and JOhnson, at Eastern two ., Wll&rs wa• released lo acce_pt an alter aufferlng a aer;iea of heart ., Ille Tra narer Co., Middleport, waa 1 , Balpb Warner, damaa:ed when the driver, Charll!la offer. near �Y,I"ia Whi �h. is near t e "home ·town' of Mr. and . .attacks In recent weela. Wy att, Ltnpvllle, atruck a brldge '1rs. Johnson, Executive Head J. S. Davis said. In addlUon to being circuit Clerk, · , ·Mr. Hope operated a iener■l merwhile trylna: to avoid ari approach• � . •�other surp�la_e chan.:e, , · •Three P11trol Cases Cli.arln Norri•, principal ' at RIV• will be placed later. inl ear. ·ehan4lse store In Henderson. anti Becau,e of • new at ey a:el).'. ,w.a, a ronner Gallipolla Ferry . Acted Upon lq (Amt · Wyatt told Sayre hl!I was bead- ervlew drade School, and pro duct Three atate hlabWlf patrol cases Ing aouth when h.e pulled to one of Racine High Scboql, ,, rele11- l!lral's rullna. Davia said, PN>Pff- Poltmaater. , 'Were dlspo,ed of ·10 County court side to avoid • �,r co.-in1 north ea· to atteP. 1 the prlneipallhlp at ed. seven mlll renewal and. two- and He w11 born In . H enderson ·1 , toda)'. Vined "8 attd co,ll tor over in the Middle or the h l1hw11. The Norwalk, Ohio elementary- school. , one ,h..if additional levy, fOi' achool; "March 28. 1898, son of the late­ ',,.,Joad WII C harles Spj,oue and How­ Nar of the tnlle.r 1trucll: a lll'ldae . . The Etstem board acll!ld to fill operallon t will be on lbe Nbvem ber ' Nellon and Lella il:tN1u1hton ' f'ard I. Youn&, '20 and eo1ta for ratllng and was then 1truck by the I Ille vac:an.elea by employing Betty General •Election ballot The, AT'I U:ope. He WH a member qJ. the T ovl!lrload. 'Ihe men ,re driven for approachln1 ·ear. . He uld th •t tbe Bou,h •• ·a SMC"ial Edm�atioh rulln1 m ade 11Iacln1 • the qµeaUou Henderson Oiurch of Chriat, pt . :- · · tbe F\emlna Coal CompaD)'. Pauline Myers foi' second on a special e_IecUon lllev.l on Plea111nt C h amber of Commerc� oth�r veh icle did n·ot 1top after the .11•c�erj . •Fined $10 and cotti on a cllara:e act1dent. ,. gra il« ,• part or thi rd. ,.ll'ade at grounds only one special can be and ·the Farm Bureau. · of pa11tn 1 wl lhou� auured clear Surviving are hla wife Grace There were no lnjl!fll!II and no · a1verviewj assigning Ralph Wlgal held In a fear. Th� '1Ut1tion JM,ina dl1t111ce WII Lewis E. Sheets, Ni• arre1 t11 with medium dam ac:e to 1 <rufper• Plalna) &o . Norris' Po•t it on the primary ballot ·in M I.Y whe.n Rogen Hope onfl da U1hler )Ira "the Nmt 18 Emily Tarbell, Henderaon, ' On� IUvei\liew, movlni M a rion Parke'r it was defeated, the trt.iler. if It were a ��lal. · from Cl)Hter to '£11ppen Pl•I� as brother, Edgar, Henderson, one No replaoement Is In vtew for 1l1ter, Mra. Helen Austin, Hende . . MIIGS GINIIIAL H01,1TAL . . principal"• 1ucceed l n1 Wl&'I, anc:I l'. aoNDI .PORF IT�D . • • namint-- 'orytlle- Brown, · Ela:htJi the mualc director. AppllcaUon, aon, and five grandCttUdren and Admlttod, Al'Ch· Glbb•t · M11on; .. Jamea i.11nd Schuler, Middle· Gra ' de t.e,acber at Cbe1ler . H prin- are �Ina sous)lt . . lllilll Pbrlll• Duaan, R�uan�. Qlree great arandehildren. One Atten d in1 were the board pretl• Dl1mlll0d: · Dorvthf .< Dun!, po� RD: and John D�vld Terrell, , cl pat . ,11ere ,\ · a nd a alster preceded h i m in · .. ·. , dent, Carl Barnh ill, Earl Dean, Or• de.alh , ' , . . Portlalld; llln, Llrr, Smhn Ind Poll'.ero,, each forfeited ,-. boncJI J • · il,�t�, Pomeroy;" Val :Hartuhl, l1et ni•ht In Midctteporl mJfOl''a , Q.. -C�Slb�e remain, � princl, ville Ho lter, Walt« l\rOwn, Leiter Fu�eral aervices will be conduct­ , Ml'-"'"We; AUN Ru11ell, Pom· court on r'ed:le,1 operation char&• pl at t� blfh. M!hool. Janies Bran- Hawk, clerk, Creaton· Ne"wlao· d and ed Wed neaday al 2 p m t th ea. . . narr wa, �m\plo,yed II a teacher and Mr. Dl'Yls. ..., ·_er"P . , , Renderaon Ch urt:h or Chr·1,t with H. Neal offielatin1 'assisted by · oqar Hlffin1.� Burial will be In 1 Austln-Hope•McCloud . cemetery, Friends may call at the L G. Mohr fu neral home until noon Wednea• day. •ilom• \q ,r ' ' - t •��• . ;r. "' I 4 ..._'\c ' ..,.. •, 1 • ,• , .... ." > ,' -� / , _,. .•• "-• - + "Ji. •••• ....... ...... . "-"""" 1 .,,'(i,., __.:.�........... ,. ... •;. •• - .......... ____ -· Ohio, _, _ _ __ ., ...,.. hlr• ..,._r .., ..,.. ti• ....... Memorial Hospital Trustees Complete Another · Step For Hi ll - Burton Funds ::· 'l1li;'UJ.g ·Be�a:Follics Of 1�60' Minstr�,J �t f-,r Fair Appearance ' ' . �, e.n t1ne Weather .. Telephone Company Promises Better Results With Fire Bar F�tli Anilual Sh� By Ho.eflich & Co. . ,. e • -.. - -----------------------;= :; , ::" --:: :::;-:2 ro di,; e0 dl 960 y'.: ':: . ugust °: , 1 :;:y , ', Po A � '.Neo4a 0T, ;:: bl ;; � :;" rt po :: • � � � llll '.; • � � m ;;; � ] : : : :: ::::::::: ::: :: : : : O a:HGLB OOP"t - O o 1�0:rr::::: _�:::::: :: ::::::::: :: : N�f � 1:_ 1!. L:-�x0 � V� l'. �,,• uo. U N I T ·S O N' D l:S P L'A Y J ,. 4 • ,•.·-' ' .. 11...1• were ,-.,M WI a l•knheN ...it In Tll'lflnyllui. 1 '°' - .17 1 • - "'" ,1o1.-.. .. ... Ate, Nevi" a ha;lf "'IUltft ve,art .... The .. ,. 1 J'btf YbUR ,, �s• N' WEAfl�• , "l'Nluttl--,• -.a1 io- ., ' . 1 IJ Utll,... ,_ 1-....-1 The •rUeat arf1. fach •f men ar• flaluill ,ellltl• Zerkle Trailer Wretked At Burlingham TRADl NOW FOR THE I ,� Anthony Quinn ;,,... Kirk Dou1lu ''1.JLYSSIIIS" Merchandise ... Now You Know COUNn Get. t"- Jump on ·I PROFESUBNAL CAD. \ -·_ ir DRY (UANIRS , ! I 'ltl or ':i':; 01 :'\!l'd p Ev�'::�� J:;::. t telebrato bla blrtlltl>J ..... •11 Ute cb.ildren � fucllil!I intlud• inl fflYIIJ\ cnrt.dchlldren and NY• er..i k-i•ndl. :blnoer wP ,eened on the lawn. · Tb.e birthday, of BUly Ba hr and Mrs. ylyde Saber were cele­ brtted with ·• dinner at the borne o f M;i- . and Mn M. L. Rahr. At• tending were . t(r and Mn Clyde Sa1 ser, Ra · J.ir, ilnd �•· Art '· 0 um K per , c"r"'·bu u Ed Ei11e leteln of La n callcr visi ted re l a tives bere Sunday. Mr. a?) d Mra, Wil liam Ro se a n d so n Billy of Columbu1 vlslled Su n da y wi th her ?•re n ts, Mr. , rnd Mn. t;veret t Milhoan. I I 2 HOUR i Dl'.f;. Clea.nine 'S. tyi c-. " or u,. · Jt _ Ca!'"- : · T,L,e R ',·d · 'ge-K'eno M��! ��!' ''i" ··••th dauihter . or Athena Hlled oa,. llt. Dlvlll __ and lln. I Jun,.:.or Women's Cfub M,eets At Memorial Bldg . . Lllll8 1001 K I T C H E i- ,, I I \'' A Ollse fUII Of All . ,, ' I 11'( •. �ing Builde rs Supply Co. 11,..u ftlll ;.•;�f: Un4l�P,Ufl Roush's Shoe Store Bblldlag' tor · 5;i a, Barbecue H,e/d DOUBLE POLL fAR ROT Sil A·M R.,D,A Y S �h., wlrt., fHuls. a· "' ·lff , Popular Prlcn - ' Soci�,,!'��...., Bii-tl1 ·1 p Boys · I I �;:i'1tt · . I I I ( Mr. and Mn. RoJ llUJa end dau•"-ter, AM, were Sunday vlill,. on M.r. and Mra. Hobart Lee at LUGILLI HdKINI , Alh•••· r. _ • no::.V . and ., 111.n. "'· T. Acord forG•-·11 ..- ol llr. a nd Mn, "•••• "" ,II 1 'merly of West Carrollton and now Grimni Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. or Newark, were a:uesta Friday or Coy Gumm of Parltenburc, � nd Mr. aRd Mrs. Robert Warner. Mr. and Mn. Ed McV•Y and chi ld · f:��a �n : tbr" r•• ol llin.!!u&l• w · v,.l ' r-�1:: w am i ly a re I , nd h , m plo,- l Pa ul J• ...... men ! in the Kro,:er meat depart- 1pe nd ln1 their vaca ti on with Mr: ment. For the put 2 weeU he h as ' and Mrs. Joe Carsey. bee n work1· ng ,· n Gall 1·po1l1 -'I Mr. and Mr,. Ro•; Ell ,·, had their " 11 le th e ma n ager o f the JD,e� t depart- daughter, .Mn_. Theo . Marsh an� ment there w as on n eauon. . children/ C h i1�1�the , as gueah Uus week, AIIO vis1U n1 were Mr. and W I ter V au h an, w o u_ndcrwen t Mra. Fred Smi th, Mrs. Sybi l Dorst. 1 � f } ����e; !�na.. _hospltal 1 1'! P i ttsburgh, ch�ter , ,nd �r. and Mrs. Beryl , o 0ra..e 8a1em Cen 1er. Mr . arid M:s. H�nry SIlld ctler re- · !d r 4!n.;I Mrs Joh n Stout had as turned to theu home- In _ Brid1eport 11nd�y visitors·, Mr. and Mrs. Cha t. Miss Jean J:Iun t stepped o n a S Salurd .1y aU.cr a vill t wit h Mr. • t_ch fork t�1• �H!k which rep1 �ti• l es Dibley and Mrs. Eleno ra Stou t )In. Ben tz Wolfe and Mn. Wtl . qulted t he atten !J.on of a doctor. d ·cltildren Of Dayton an · 11a m ,Bu:tcr. . . Franei6 Foley of Col unt bwi vis it· - Elme r Ba t;cock o f Wa:vne, for• Mr. an d Mra. 1.foward W olfe were gue,t.s tall week of Kt. and Mn. ed h i.II gr�ndmother, Mrs. Josi � mel'ly of this �rea, called on Everett Mil hoan Tuelday and via.ltBentz Wolfe. They •l&o YiliU: d at Heitger tetently . Plants wit h Grover Wolfe and 'itln. Masi ne Robinson is spending · "ti hi• bro t her C h■rlea of near some time wi th her parent& , M r. . Chester, Q: slaters. and Mn. Roy Wilson ' nd J\elth · •-..,:� ;;;·,..,!"";;;;;...;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;al n u Wol e vl1ltMr. a n d ·-•rs. e · e )Irs. G1'.'iCe Carr vt'1l ted M r·. an d 1 r l on ed Sah1rday · at Plant& with bis bro· Mra. Williamson in ttonton·. . , .... . II!. ' e;, lff �v. 1 s an6 the,r, Grover Wolf&, ,Jnd - lsters, )Ir. and )rt.1 1. Almede �on . :rfl!1U ., 1Ue1ts or ·, Mla�s Ida an� Au1ust1 Wolle! . daug.bter ·, , ' _; · IT'S, ' Mr. and Mre. Hqw■rct Boe tner .M r. and �If.. E.. Q.. I · _ and family arr1ved, Satur0ay for I �-'---�-'--'-'i I vliit wit h her (atbel', Gron:r Wolle . and relatives ,iii Maioit, W. Va. 1· ,, lltiddlepo\'t · , I Mr. and Mn.· Robert �bat h I ',WI,. l O Colutnbus ,pent the Wetik · end · · h Mrs. 0delta w!U, r•�ttl. · 1¥ ·�.�lh...n , · • . 1 Mia Ol&a Pieroltl . retu rned to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Osburne h er emj)lojment lb; Colunibu1 Sun- of CMtiago · are visiting · hil Par• da:r afti!r a two wfeka vacati on en h1, Mr. and 'Mn. Ly n n Osb orne with her mother, Mr1. Odetta Pier- this wHk. : . ott i. nd ?dr. and Mrs. Ra )' Rig,:,l a � '.'....'_l .l,e,,::::::!:':,:,,,-,::,,�::,,::,,::,,::,,::,,.,-• Mn. Dever Biggei'1laff and child- ----- ---'___:..... -.· • «n, Ra ndy and · \"iCki, arrived rrom Lakeland, Florida, Wednesday, for • an lnderi nte vi s it wit lt her m her. ot Mn . Edd Je Smith . .:, Mrs. Eli th Humphrey is · ubc spending a f�w j:lay1 wU h Mr•- Wll.s . · · Uam Bak. er. ·:. ·· · · ,, .4.nndU� Mr. and Mi's. Roben Gol dsberry , ' _.; o f lJncoln H"1.;hta are u, nounclnJ • Stw, in or · � tbe blrtb qif -i'IIX • �und, thl"een ·� for � o unce IPQ, Keit h, •! Holm H�pit.. al OP TJmnda,., July 28. Grand.par• quick . CA:l:i{ LOAli' enta are �r. and Mr,. jtlrshall , ..... ... • ..., Goldsberry of Cblllicotll.e •nd Mrs. . / Lynn WrilllJ\ "' Oxlo!'d,· ENland. ,."" The cloldabeirya ��e '� oth'ej:, • Wl'OII� -2�2l 1,1 , _ ........, ions, Bobby, 8, and· IIJC�Hl, 18 HD W• . IN■ ·months, •n.d ' �,nh(q, �. -4. I , .. r ' , \ Mn. Bernard Fulb:, airman Entern t ated. Sunday by the e n.niversarie.1 were cele.b har1e of I.he meeting of � in waa fRIDDII HOUDASMJLT at• t""ellowsh1p o u th Y EUB prise ' dl l t M C • . n"' nends ol the _ Mt. M or ah 8ap1IS1 bure:h O f I d epor . ' tended the Yo uth .. " .., •• cat1·0• ol the Com miuion on £UU. 111-,,,,· o n,~ • ; Ral� 8 2n.d a nmversary of lbe �hurch an d t he ten t h a nm - ly h e ld l l the- Stoutsville camp M r and Mrt. William Hoppe, t he Heath W:etbodist CJ)iutb, � of Columbus spen t t he wetllend Mlddle port, whe n the i roup met n rsarY of Rev Nyle Borden_ as theJT pastor. . 1 Grounds Monday eve ing, July 2 The rally opened with group wi th Mr. a n d Mn . Cla nn� •1 n Sunday nia: ht a t the c hurch. The ce lebrat ion began with the Sunday School hour wi th r ay. Pluu11 for Rally Day which will nold �ds -.S superintendent after whit h Rev. Borden sin1-ing of "Jesus Saves" with M rs n Roa:era of erno Mrs and Mr. . V hel d on the laat Sunday I n be Dor Miu thy o director. as Johns � --� the morning �rman with - -- ---ive sville 1pe nt the Weffeml September were dbcuued a nd it . A v ocal 60lo by M n . La ne prt- M cBride, a r et urned m b1ion 11 ry , was Wood choir. . church music b y the aUn ·adlle SI was gi Ye n by Dr . ced_ed br i ef tal ks by Rev. A. H the guest speaker . Dedicati on o f w i th Mr. a n d Mrs. Charle, Be n- W I& plann ed to have l he pot luck · · Wrigh t, former pastor now I I Y l ng mo m ined � n ner fO Itow ,ng th e ,nd g ro ".. p,· ng • •••·• •• of nett . ...iii" ", ·--� 1ti,•� h. _ .,,.,. n. Mt. Clemen, M fWllll visiting over Sund• Rulla Also n d. !ind Re v. Teague a n d " Jesus is C al l ing " close-d the meetm f • • u Wtll held la&l y ear. on h ip . You!' Arc ' "Who ·ng the topic the Bcnnetl home was their f to'1 Promotion certifka tts will also . . � te included Rev. La tham. •both of. Columbus. , ing . i g � ,...._,, . c ree of master a c way. Ha Os_ rda r �d.. \fe. ·-Guidc Me " by ;� Preceding the rally, Rev. and Wuren of Columbus who was on be given out on t h al day. rcco 1: n1zed sev • Mrs . fra nC' is H. Gl uier e nte rtained his w ay h ome from V inel �nd . mn111e1 for the day . rgc Baumgardner. J til l ol_der mensbera of the ehurc h • the lor11 \ group with a pi �nit Cftben pt'uent for t he meeting at N J where he _had taken h11 , yife A rkadie.on ,aaiel Jellows h lp ll out �includi ., rc Jact�cb tle, Mr,.cCJamea e ng Mr . .and Mrs. �red J�ek parwith her visit to and sons lli fliif')cl~in th e · basf'me nl with the son , Mrs. Aril, e ne Re ese, ,.trs, Kath•· J iheir fottage o n the camp grounds . en t.s . o Rion, 111u. L W M omas , h 1 _ were over n ight gues ts d.es "'= th_ e . church - • servin i,:< the ryn Pay n e ind Mr1, Lynch, a for . 1 The group . of Mrs. James Brewi n gton, Mrs . of th r c ; liizic rs. . . I Mrs. Ann, W1\d•n;.n ,nd ion, Nan Moore, Mr. and Mrs. James I . Cincinin : Ying Ii now mber e m mer � A t ! e " din� I ro 111 thC' E'l tt'rpr i.s c W i lliam and grand daugbter, "Bu ler and Rev . .Ra ,• mon Konk. nJ,t the ilfletnoon sfssion spe - · nati chur Si;i musie w1s furni s hed by the d1 11'"' " Dot 1 ie B r o wn . Ku th I Ruth Ann of Fo! toria v l 1ited tut r i,Jbt. E I n B ng rdner wa� M ;dwir and chorus from the � l . pian�:l ,;� the ���rn� ng scrv iefS , Ann Bro t hers, C ar olyn Bell , Bill wr ek with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon a�d Ma r�o n e Bcnt :t and Sh ,u on and W o lfe and M r . and M u. Shirley pe ,1 nd G arten chureh es which with Mr. Hardaway , Mrs . S ii idc • _ ng �veral numbers accompan- Jones ,and Mn . Nellie Wi nston as L inda Viii. �us. Thomas �cnt� a_c- Wolfe. Lane. Dr. Kathryn the co mmitlec in charge of plan- compa11 1ed t he group . , larJor_u•_ Mrs. J u by th e Gl)rd'ln Wolf('s t Sunday . . mbo w of L, ki_n _ gave the wel - ning (or t h.c an niversary observ- Bent� and � h aron and �.m da D ill and Miss Lena Wolfe j,nined Mn. 111..lews rt'n1a111rtl with the Ghmrrs for a W i ldman al the Shirley Wolle me add ress w1tb Ylrs Dorot hy anre. _______ we e k of camp. rcl1m1iu� home Sat- hoine for the day . Mr!. W ild.ma n •• Mn. Ctt.rlH Dlllhl wi1 or Bidwell respondi ng for , urday ('�{'n tng. e •suc�ts. Mr. and ldra. ,Lee Vogelson1. Mill an d W illiam and Ruth A nn re . Jo R ichards, who ha? receiv ed . field, vreie r�l d inner guests of turn ed hom e last Wl'dnesd.ay. • rond pl.are 111 the oration ronteet Mr. and Mrs. !tobf'rt Olson of Mr. and Mn. C.'harles H. Diehl and Id at the st.at� Sund .ay School Sh,dyside sprnt the wee k.in d aona. fd BTU conventio n, delivered her Mra. Bl1dy11 Smi th his returned with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard' Fultz tlion for the congregation. hon,e afte;r ape.ndin g severa l days 11nd children. . Th� church history was g_ivcn _by ft'"lleili tenei'al Ho1nitaL . Mr. a nd Mrs, John M iDerln n NI eo wIes a rt e t ., wh I{' II Mr ft. Raym on Kon)mgh l wa.!i ren. , Sharon and Ly M of j Mr. and M;s. Oscar Smith were childr e n, p ev. : l. 1 Wil&>n \\'Md, pasto r of �he turned lo her home in Middl e port Columbus yestllrday with 11•1 Pn GalUPtliJ Tuuday Lo visit her M r an d M Vernon H owe l I Mill e r's paren ts, Mr. and Mn. :C. rs. es, ehur t' art"en and Mt. Hope Saturday mo rn i ng from Mei�s Gen- I other who 1 1 in Holicr - Ho1pllal. ve�1,.bc aftcr1100,I\ ai,ctress. eral H oapitaJ where she underwen t o r P o mHoy R D N o. I who ha � c. 11. Williams . They came e-,ec- i d y e l:: ��:�j spent the p a.s t 11everril m o nlhii m i ally to a ttend t he Annlveriurr1 �::- 0: : � �- sur�ery. a over t h e week e n tl her C'hildrtn Stark C ounty , w_cre t_h e . guc11 s of od ebralion o f the M t . Moria h �u nday. iJA.le.po rt Mnn la V' • al the ho n or al a f � m 1 ly . p1 e rn c Sunday Baplist Church. a nd their families vjaited Mr. and Mn. Oacar Smith imd u __:.,1 _v • , ilt:IICNJUePl ,. Id&� Diec at Jul ill Park, Dover y 24 H Konkright home. Cominl-! Friday M r . and Mrs. Rob<"rl Pl.-ct .tf udhter called on Mr, and Mr1. - Joe . . �olfc of M1ddl� port l5 , ' for the week end we re Mr. ;ind For 1 h c f i rst t i m e in u vc r f o ur and childr en or Chiea�o , 1-,e t.oue.O il!lhl an d Pt(r. and Mrs. Charl. tatienl in Holrer H ofi pl tal w here Mn . O tt i e Konkri g hl and two chil- years M r . and M rs. H owell had Yisl t i ng with Mt. a nd M n · Edcar lei D iehl and aon 11. 1 e_ •_11, liken for t n:11 tme 11 t for dren of Springfie ld. Mr. and :d rs. !�c ir thre e childre n to i;:etli e r . Wo Ue. , t.n,u�1e1 tx-: suffered Ln il:n aulo- Joh n Lockwood and two fhildren l hc O{Ca.at on was I n comm e mora Mr. and :-In. Lou Diehl ca lled Mr and M rL James Simpson , inob1lc al'Ctdent S�turday m Well- or Jamestown, and Udell Ko n - tion of lheir 4 4 th weddin g a n n i, Sand )· and Char • on his lister. Mrs. Aliee M o ore. and daughters t • ton 1,Jfl\ atoire 11 being trea � 111:r ight , Jam estown. vcrsary, Mr1, Bertha Parker 'Called on Jolle Black. local a n d Mn. Isabel Attending were the hon or ed Simp1on spent Sa turday evenirtJ Mr. and M: ra. Lou Diehl Sunday ,for _ 11-.e k and n .!ek- a nd bac k I n • Amo n g othen who Yiai tcd with 1ur1es. He ex pe cts to be rel c.1 aed hc Ko n kright family S u nday were guests and Mr. and Mrs. Rosa at Rock Lake Pool i n Chtrleato11. evening. J _ n aerer• l�. Mn. Le1Jer 1Brook over called on . � l i Re v . a nd Mn. Pre ntis Spe-ar or the Poulton { Kathleen H owell ) of Dr. Lewia Rickman or Mt, al th' l l m _ rl(ing,st o n Meth o__ C anton: Mr. and Mra. Roy H owell Clemi n s , M ichigan came Saturdl )' Mn. Edl)I Sch aefer. . 0thtr, , diNt Church. of l re , Mrs. Wolfe •t�n ___ ___ Pomeroy ; Mr. a nd Mrs. George even i ng to attend t he a nniveraary Nr1. Mar11 ret Alle n cal led on ind � ug)if.tr, Mr. an<l Mrs. FA1ar < lloadley) Carulhera ( Opal How - of Mt. M o rlah Ba rtia t Church MH . Edna Schaefer. iol e oJ · IJ htflt�ort a nd Mr. a n d ell) of Beac h City. Mr: and Mn . LlwrenCe Smith yeaterda y He al&o visite d hla fat• r_,. Ro�,f!r"_ce �nd_ fouc Gra ndfhildre n atten ding w e re her Earl · Rkkm an and Mn:· o.-n Smltb were. in . P1rk I �h ildreP Q Tom �oulton, Len n ie Kaycann · J\llno,s 1\lfto V isiting w i th M rs. Gol die Gut· eribur11 , Tuf!Jdty. � 'Ti the Wolfe fama_n d M1ckey Howell; Billie Louise hrl ej and Mn. Kat hryn Payne , •�: vialhn1 Chtrlet and Lou Diehl• calle d on . Esta ' Lee , Levi and Georgan n a over Sunday WH Mr�. Lynch of 'Mrl, Lona Roecher; Ch�Htff. '' ' ' ' Cindnnati. runenl ttrvlcea were concluctcd Car,ulhers . , Grn11tl e h , l d'.'" u n , b le l o ., . I •t-� ' t'loronce Sn e ller who ha, been s,turd,y from t he Rawling,-Coat, A 00 IntS . Fu neral Home In Middleport ro� t� nd were B i ll Poulton, now Ber- vacatio nin g at Allantie at:r vlllt· _.,, .,,..,. · • · · ,,_A,..., ,. I Mra. Grace Savage De nny with Rev , v m g I n the U . S. �ava l Air Co rps ed briefly wilh her pa renll, M 1, abo ard the Carr i er Saratoga ; and Mra. D1vid Sneller before go,Wash n' Wear-Sanforizcd Fred l . Gard n er oUIC' l a. tlng . """' Mrs. Rob e rt Br ,well Jea n Poul . ( .,..:.. :1 I na: to Columbua for a vi1il wtth Pall-bearen were W.aid Nlchol• I Mc Sizes 6 to 18 t -1 , • H r to n ) of Hl• m m on d• I n d . , and Mrs David Sn4lller. She Mr. Mrs. and ..l Ir M t.tt • O,!lfe11 Eata l 110n, Vaughan McK n ia:hl, Er nest Stokcl ey Crouslon Shir ley P o ul. The WSCS met wi t h ( was accompa n ied to Co lumbui bJ Nleh o lao n , Max ward. Rona ld . Jou1 h Wednod ay evelliN with n ) of Canto n . to ....l her mo th er for a week. Walk e r and Dale Nicholson. Mr. and Mra. Howell also have . Preaeot, Alter the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fault- nine member• Amo ng th ose rro m out or town · 1eaalon, 1 aoctit time buline• three great gra ndch i ldren . n er of St . Albi na, W. Va, villted Ideal For School Wear here for the 11crvieee were Don Sav refreah ------over the weeke nd with . Mra. ' wa • enjoy� and deUd�p,• age , Nitro; Ro ger SIV111Ge, El Re no, ment1 were ,e,ved. No; meeting James Faulk ner. Ok la.; Mr. a nd Mn. Georac S1v111:e Relatives h ere have learn r.!d wUI be held itt Augultiand Frank Savage, Urbanna; Mra. Mr. · and Mr■. Eber O\lrS spent Rcx Po well, Bexl ey; M rA. Richard thal Mrs. George Fry w ho under• ay In HunUn1ton WJth their Sund , , �IDDl,IIP(IRT , went major aurgery at U n lVflrtlt:K •Buckma n and Mn. Dawes Sans Mn. and· l■mlly Mr . . . ,on .. ....... . bury, M,rleUa; M , ,I . M H te ,, G . W . Ho,pllal lul r,.i., la (;H ald 'Ouh.'·llttl af· -..u, I\ oc auithan Mn. and i nl nicely. M•.-ott "tnd Mr. V e I l w h ti e ' t A chkken barbe et: e was "held Mt:Kmaht, Charlellton . W. \/a.; Mr8. lj W.H t iJ T ft "t 'Htilm· leth Lyons anrl BOIi, Bu tch of ed Frida night ·at the h o m e o Mr. y r Virgin!, came Friday to ipeni · home wltfli t hem. ��1 B . H. R.11 wll n�s . Florida: Mr. a nd ott and ·Mr. • ■nd ·Mra. J1ck Mr11. D11n ver Walker and fhlldren , and Mrs. \S tanford Stockton of the pad weekend wi th Mr. ind nvllle lly of Ste fa G l'ft . led hll 'Ubl! :I Ro n Rld alld Mary, and Mrs. Alice Hemloc k rov e in obscrvunce of Mrs. Paul Wi nn 11 nd Mr. a nd Mn-. otl reo M lle Mn. mother i n. H their nn 11 i iversary which was . Lyo n&. Alao vi it ing at the Simms of Vinton . enUy. · July 28 and lhil w edding a n n i - Win n h om e ls Mr. W l nn'• 1l1ter, e 'lltH Palay Price re turned veraary or M r&. Stor-klon's bro- Mra. Harry Gron of Cuyahoga PAIR IOARD TO MEET homf.l Sa turday alter a . week 1t Tht- board of 1ll rcrtor� or 1hc ther 11nd si11 te r Jn Jaw, Mr , a n d }"alls. [,'" the Mustin• Gel Double Your il Mr. and Mrs. Wl ia m Chll da All States Camp on Mel�• Coun ty Ai:rkulturc Socie­ Mrs. Thomas Holter of Raci n e . um River t 3 July 0. retur ned home Sund ay after ty, will mee t al 8 o'<•loek to­ lwreldt� In Slamti Those a ttending the outl n i,? spending t he weekend I n Colum- ' Mr . . arld Mn. Howard J; herablch · j nl"ht I n the sec rr·l11rr · � office 011 i \h(' Rock Sprln!'.(H fairi::rounda to werl', M r. . ind Mrs. Jnhn Wat11on hus with Mr. 11ml Mrs. Fra nklin ' wer e visited rece n U)· by their I rurlher planM fo r the Meii::H n( M!rid!eport ; Mn. �brth11 Rose Ginther and ch i ld r en While the , 1ra n dchlldren • from Kanlilla Clty. 1 Coun ty fair which 011cne Aui;:ust of Haclnc ; Karen, Rojer, Honnie Childes were aw:iy their childrr n ' �veral from hero o ttended , the Mlddleporl, Ohio 1111d Sharon Holter , ehildren of Sheila 11nd Mickey vi1iled wl th rJlom co mlng al Muaaera Bottom 18. fl lh<" Thoma& lloltera and Mildred, their aunt and unelc, Mr. and on S u nda y . 1 ( lluth, Marilyn, Erncet l n e and Mrs. Cash Bahr and daugh ters. 0 '." Mr. and Mr�. Emmett Xetchum A Life Time Donna Stockton, childre n of the nf Ellat Livf.rpool, Mr. tnd Mrn. · ------hosl a nd ho11tcss. Floyd Tucker and M arilyn K.11 Brill# C11mpera Home of S11n lleville apenl tha Smltb Alumlnum Gutlen Sa turd,y Mr. an d Mrs. Wl1llam e kend with relatlvea. we , r e rs. d M Bradfo Wallac s111,er, Window, Aluminum Awning Mr. and Mrs. Joe PrJce 1pent Mr. a nd Mn. Pau l Sco t t and c. c. Alwnlnum Raioment Windows dne1day in Parkeraburc with We · lo c n a mp Butler C hapma wen t Aluminum Combln1llon Doors Spri n gs to · return the youth !>f their aunt, Mrs. Mabel , McPher, . · , · �•d Slorm W Indow, the Middleport Chureh o f Chrl1t . son. --to th e ir homces. · " Aluminum R1lllng1 For The Junior Women's Club held The youths wer e "taken to thC' 11 ipecial m eeting o n Tuesday l!orehe■ and Stop, I last Su nday w h er e ' the)' : camp eve ning at th e Alex-Quille n Mem­ have spe nt the week. ro orial building. The meetin g waa open ed by the pN11 ldc n t, Mrs. 1 Eugene He 11ao n . De\' o llonft W<'r1• Outing la Planned TONIGHT ... TUIIDAY I Phone WY-2-3714 Day or Evening j !live n by M rs. Luther Smith, rol l An ou t ing ls bein g plan ned for t Rqborl l,,oula Stevena.en'• Middlepor 1 1'D Bndbury Road call was anawered by II fnorlte the members of lhc Chris t ian In• , . 'ISINX THE BJIIIIARCK" ballad. Member, atlendln c the deavor or th e Middleport Ch11Nh X:enneth M,ore - DanJI • W)'nter meeting we re Mra. Alfred Sprouse of Chris t for thl1 comin,: Sun day Not - Wo4"""" Mn. Jame■ Cu nnlngh11.m, M rs. aflern oon, ,. ,.1 · , '1 111 COMING AUO. 7..... Eugene He111o n , Mt■ Leo Lllch , Th o1e plannl nl to ro au ·alhd SUN,, -- � TUii. flcld, Mrs. Luther Smi th, Mr,. to contact el lher Mr1. Gedl'le W.llt Dl1ney'1 · , < Joacph Pau,: h , and Mlsa Mar.a:le Childs or Ml• Carol Hud'8W.' by • I ' ••SLr.£PINO BEAV1,\r" ' Roarh. 1, Wedne1dt)' 10 that tra n1portattda In 1'<11:bnloolor · The purpo,e of th e meeli n g ca n be arran.a:ed. · -l w111 to dl&eu111 and make plans IJ I , . ' f or t he wa ter 1how, which will be held Aug. 17th and lhe rain , ,. , 1 date la Aul, 18 d 8 :00 p. m. al the New Haven Pool. A report ... Wall alven o n the e:.1ndid1 tes for . I the wa ter queen for the ,how. '' ' ' A C,.....,_ ry Nlthtl •r • ' • 11· 8 I Harr1sonv1 Will Return For More W,U· ,. - ,-u... Pre.en( for the JHeUq: in tbe new office DI tile trv.tteea at tM court house lut &ipt wan __.t of the ll man.hen of the -baud. They were Crit Bradford: a.. L Ja cobi, Don Bl'ewe1', H. E. Stmey Henry CletlJOl'lliy, Tod Reed Jr., Joe Siaaoo, Latet Hart and Leo Vaughan, leCNtarJ" Of Gae bead. Vot,n 11 the poimatf elodlOn in Miei,a Count, a,,..Nd •• $2,13,000 boud iuae to ..- w1111 opproaim1t,l1 fl00,000 jlrOdaced from a llMI tu: J� for the local hospital. . 1be new facility ii lo be built •dJacent to tbe Count, tafirmar, on Mulberry Hight. on land pro, vided for th11t purpo,e bJ ae counly. The site and MDen) plans already ha,ve neetftd. • proval of tbe State Department of Health. •·-D · ·-• .i:,a p..i ...,nna-..:, .Iii, . ,q - Booked In Jail By Sheriff .., A total of 62 prbonen wen booked into the lleiga roun.ty Jail during July accordinr: to tbl monthly report releued. today i,, Sheriff Robert llartenbldl. Tbi1 wu le111 than the lOt■l Jor July 1959, when 75 prilonen . were booked and for June of th.iii :,ear when 78 persona we,e jailed. or the 82 booted in tlail month tbe charges were u follo-■: Intoxication, 20; DWI JO; -Al­ sault and Batteey, 4; - 0pen. aw,. ges, 4; Tnnaill, 8; Atlemplal 8 4 E, 4; Spend ing da11 for DWI, 2; Runaways, 2; Pet� l.,atteny; Z; No Operator'• Liceoae (failed to poat bond) 1; &lr:E, l; Bttaiq'll'flJba. tion l; Non-support, 1; �lifi:t �tar. celll', I: Reclles ,opention llailed to pot! bond), I; Old line, l; and Grand larceny (For W. fa. ,State Police). 1. Durina: JuJy the 1beiif£1 de­ partment inveaUgat-ed et,bt" acci­ dents and made acvenl · tripe to th e ,tale penitentip'J at Columbus and trip to Ma.nafleld Reformatory to return a priaoner. 17 Dog Tap Sold In• July A.u,ditor· Reports Only 11 dog tap were iiol4 dur• in,: tbe mdnth of July, coW audl• Lor Gordon Caldwell aalii � while 'Doa: wa�n John durtna poun ded n untq� the 11me month . All un\aiie<I dop will be lmpouadtlli, lke WU'dea said. . . By August 1 of 'tltit year, 3,588 tags had been sold by tbl!l • audltor's o rtice as compared to :S,188 101' '• aame date- lut ,-ear. · 1,1ffb 1m: •oi- Diamond Finder Has Educated Crooked Stitk MURFREESBORO, Ark. UPI E. W. Goode, Urba n a, Ohio, had , such good luck Mo nday hu n ti n g diamonda with I crooked stick tha t he plan ned an other trip to the Cra­ ter of Diam onds near here today to look for m ore ato nes. Goode, one of Urbana's senlor cit izens, arrived here Monday for a week's vacatio n. I n two hours of aera tch ing at t he crater he found two diamo nds worth $1,000 euh, and weigh ing 3.12 an d 4.64 carats, reapecUvely. He ia the first pe rson to find lwo diam onds o f that siz.e .al the crater, the only di,mond mi ne in North America. Howard Mil lar. operator of the mine, became so excited with the aeCOnd find he called hia wire in town ahd Aid : "I ju1t1t don't kn ow Wba&11 b.lppenina:. You better come home." Only Two LI,... The stones are the third and fourth largest found at the mint' slnee It beeatme a touri1t a ttrac­ Upn_. Huntera are chll'(ed $UM) a day. The laraeat atone found was the 10-31 cant Star of Arktnsa!I found by Mn. Arthur L. Parker of D1ll11, Tex., on March 4, 19.56. It ia worth $73,000. The other lar1e one w11 the 6.60 carat Garry Moore d iam o nd fou nd by Nell Baeh of Ludington, Mic h ., leat Feb. 2. The first stone Goode found waa Z5 feet north of w here Ba,C!b found h ia an d the second o ne wae 50-'15 feet Wt two hours later. Millar uld n!ither atone Was or gem quality. The larkest .is a da rk brown or moca. diamond, almost perfectly round. He said he co\lldn't determine lta exact value becau,e hll l<IJUPlllODl did not de, teel flaws in coloied atones. but he estimated it at $1,000. $:crapes T-. Sell ,. The other, aliO Y.tued at ,1,000 is a white octahl!dron whieh will cut out, H It can bet cut, · to be­ t ween 2 and 2.25 carats. It h11 carbon flaws in it. 1"be Millar• will receive a 25 per cent royalty on tbe moci:I dia• mond. They N!teive l'OyaJU'es on al l atonea ol tlve carats or more. Goode, who plana- to spend bl.a entire v,calion here, •id he scraped the �p of . . the ground with his 1tick and found botll. dla· monds between a quarter and a hair inch· from tbe top'. llln. Millar •- the• oddity of the rind by 1h11 :IIIO ton, of dtrl lll -- bi- Atria to a:et one carat � diamond, Qd Good• round 10 .,.,11, will a orooud 1tlclc. ••p\aioinl " " " ' • • " � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 1, 1960 burkett collins reitmire