http://66.213.69.5/files/original/71dd1962c0371a87ec49fb8399355b42.pdf 965855220b77777fe84e9f90ee6a980e PDF Text Text --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 " " " ' • • " �. . ---- �-.��--• ..-· _.,. ._,. ___ - - • ,, • 11 ·10 • l mmg en I__.,.,._;;.. . ♦-­ 2 I P'l"Im royI e:,:ul C a1u r 186, OES, Ill r �i•s�· n uc!11lay at Ca ital 'ai s Tax Certa tu. penal y y the investor A FOR port, 0., Aug. %, 196(1'--3 AN All Y 'iFNTI El • ' ' ,. A, UL ugu. in :it 7:4 u.s1• 1o u:v thC' s cur ti n t r rst place h ti · I (' dy e 11 ·ubjcl'tc to i 01 t x, at c.1tc. ran in up lo 91 cent. 11 i , nu1a I fl that -' d ntre - C na a a industri r _t I n a 1g them - do not tax capit a II 'I u_,11 1ax I ws. n Uect, r o inju .... tice o !hp p,.. ctice. They also r that the ta is· s riou bariie invest an I refore, t e omk develo gruwlh. If 111 11· tion:1! sl. en th an welfai main tun ·idN· lion, e lo s ul f e capi1.al ai f ta ton - or, t th I a "l, m tcri. 11. redu<.:c I e p esent r �Je. am t a onie H-•- t.a "· L i.; INo ·c (I) -L , WYI- I • It OICS U •• I SJN(ll!R COM :Ml • 10n SEW C 11 I I s nt atten ed \ 1· e e Cri · . eUPI .t Pl - Son \ I me a. m Ip. at in ra, 1, St I a,·y p " "no bones bnilo f• a),rm." led -- out Ii; ,, '. L ' 2ft; No ·c I NOT E NT FOR "Plea I ' u1ita'1s· Plates, . Crump weh AILY CROSS II ..' II. t�e revle good aPd the reader C.,.t Guan! the readl:!r can only feel .,..,. .,.• 36. T oubl ;1 . Shh u teinple: ft.Vim , (e) ( on rnlssed it, • fee ng Sc .. B " J)l1lre11 c l n, 6' ON , 32 re X ( ) • I p nor, nd' • 0 CHA rand New Al A ti ..... IJ' ' J J' C• JJ B .TB QJB BB • , 0 I Fl' - .. . . I I B , '' ' "!HI )JI, .. ' ' •• ,, " ·''• ·' ' . �. . ---- �-.��--• ..-· _.,. ._,. ___ - - • ,, • 11 ·10 • l mmg en I__.,.,._;;.. . ♦-­ 2 I P'l"Im royI e:,:ul C a1u r 186, OES, Ill r �i•s�· n uc!11lay at Ca ital 'ai s Tax Certa tu. penal y y the investor A FOR port, 0., Aug. %, 196(1'--3 AN All Y 'iFNTI El • ' ' ,. A, UL ugu. in :it 7:4 u.s1• 1o u:v thC' s cur ti n t r rst place h ti · I (' dy e 11 ·ubjcl'tc to i 01 t x, at c.1tc. ran in up lo 91 cent. 11 i , nu1a I fl that -' d ntre - C na a a industri r _t I n a 1g them - do not tax capit a II 'I u_,11 1ax I ws. n Uect, r o inju .... tice o !hp p,.. ctice. They also r that the ta is· s riou bariie invest an I refore, t e omk develo gruwlh. If 111 11· tion:1! sl. en th an welfai main tun ·idN· lion, e lo s ul f e capi1.al ai f ta ton - or, t th I a "l, m tcri. 11. redu<.:c I e p esent r �Je. am t a onie H-•- t.a "· L i.; INo ·c (I) -L , WYI- I • It OICS U •• I SJN(ll!R COM :Ml • 10n SEW C 11 I I s nt atten ed \ 1· e e Cri · . eUPI .t Pl - Son \ I me a. m Ip. at in ra, 1, St I a,·y p " "no bones bnilo f• a),rm." led -- out Ii; ,, '. L ' 2ft; No ·c I NOT E NT FOR "Plea I ' u1ita'1s· Plates, . Crump weh AILY CROSS II ..' II. t�e revle good aPd the reader C.,.t Guan! the readl:!r can only feel .,..,. .,.• 36. T oubl ;1 . Shh u teinple: ft.Vim , (e) ( on rnlssed it, • fee ng Sc .. B " J)l1lre11 c l n, 6' ON , 32 re X ( ) • I p nor, nd' • 0 CHA rand New Al A ti ..... IJ' ' J J' C• JJ B .TB QJB BB • , 0 I Fl' - .. . . I I B , '' ' "!HI )JI, .. ' ' •• ,, " ·''• ·' ' . �Bratton Pitches One Ritter; ��::�::�::::� Up To Cards To Stop S-Motors __ Redlegs EdgeRedSox 7To 6 It'sBodgers Versus Pomeroy Tigers In Consolation Contest At 6:45 pm four lnninp. I Red hitters were Chuck Mathews 1 • 3 run homer, double and_ slngle, Steve FinJ•.• lwo 1i�glu, Jim Con· de, thrl!e 111 ngles, Dick Werry a 3· run homer and double. Lenny Van Meter a double .11nd single, Keith PhaJin and Pat Story _two .;ingles and Chuck. Hysell .a triple. For the Braves Hensler doubled. Wk�line doubled and singled, and Ervin doubled. PIRATIS WIN . 1n a makeup game last Fnd�y. the Pira tes beat the Jets 23-3 with The first Jame, at 6:45, po.ea the Jan Cilo holding the losers to Pomeroy Dodgeni against the Pom­ three hit.a, Swisher getting two of eroy Tiger■ for third and fourth them, both single1. ranking in the 30 team field from for the Pirates lop hitters were the tri-county area. All Gallipolis tums have been Lanny Tyo two singles and two ho­ ellminated. So have all Mason men, Knight and Menchini each Countr team& other than the three for four with a homer. W ELLSTON RISUL TS "loaded" Somerville club. dropped its chance in Syracuse Toniaht membera of th" winning tourney laat nlght. Wellaton the troual team wtll receive irulivid Nationals in the Jackson the to 2-1, phie1. Team l�phies go to first. ln relief of Jewell, inning. aeventh second and thard place�. And 18 Owens walked the lead off batter to go lrophie11 more ipdividual who p�omptly swiped second and memben of an �II-star team pick� 1 third and acored on a wild pitch. bf lourqey off1ciala who a_re offl· For Syracuse Crow singled and Club. .t Employe C ctn c,f tb.e OVE Owena doubled. Jackson had three Otte ,emeroy Goma hilIJ Racine One •line wH played at McArthur beat I.Agan 8· 1 in the last eveaing. The Pomeroy Re�s clipped the Racine BnYes 13-10 Ill other same. Wednesday CV<'ning .at 6:30, the Pomeroy Superb.as play Hamden and at 8 :30 the Pomeroy Trojans play Coalton. Middleport meelll Clay Township Friday evening. LIN& SCORES Pomeroy Reds fH4 2--13 16 I 080 2-10 4 1 I Braves Steve Flnlaw, K. Ph11.lin (WP), 2, J. Conde. Hen11ler, Chu4:k Cleand $11,1 ttu-DrlH llllllfl land I , Ross, I , LP, and Wickline. IVY-NY LIii• 'Jta Pomeroy Tigers 020 0 1 1--<4 7 4 M-DP Cfu■ 7tt 00 I 04x-� 4 3 Racine Cards IYI' l■,or Drt 1.11 Moore and 1Bartels. J. Diddle, ., YOUI DIUGGIII WP, Bogtlc �' and Sl)encer. Job.rutf Mc:Cllnlod:'1 blse1 loaded double In the firth innin&: eave Ute Racine Cardinalli 1 4-3 Je1d and Jack Bo1Uc'1 two ud two.third in.n.inp of relief pitching helped the cards hlD& on for 1 � victory in the .emi-final round ot the Kyger Lillie League tourney last evenInc. Tht= resulLs thu1 pits the Carda apin1t the powerful Somerville Motors lffm of roint Pleasant t0nilbt at aboul 8 p. m. for the championship. IS THE BUY IN THE MEDIUM PRICE�CLASS I'' Chi yeur ,,.. ,o,r et t1141 ....lcle fre111 CAI LIPI .,...,.. • • • •, yeur OlDI O..lero NWI �·rANDINGS •� United Prfll; lnt..-natt.nal AMIRICAN LIA.GUI W, L Pc:t. Ga :11 4 i .582 Chicago ¾: M 39 .581 New York. Baltimore .65 4:i .550 3 Cle\leland 49 t5 .521 6 t6 48 .484 9½: Wa11hington Detroit 44 � .468 1 1 Bolilon 39 56 .tl l 161h Ka!lfia& City 37 66 .398 17'2 Monday'1 Ni9ht'a a.1111b 11mmor• 2 Chic•• 1 New Y or1I 3 0.troil 2 Cleveland J Walhinwhn 0 Kanaa, C ity 10 haten I, 10 lnnL TuHday'1 Probli�I• Pltc:hers O.troit at NitW Yert (d•y nlghl• :....Moul tl-7) and aunnlne (6-1) .s Turl•y (7-2) and Ford (7-6). Cleveland et Washlntton (nitht) -Newcombe (U} n Pncuali t-.5). Chlc•eo at leltlme,. (llis,f,t)­ Pl..-ce (ICM) YI .. 11N, (6 4). ll(an1&1 City at ao,ton (nl9ht)­ H•l"Mrt (6-10) n 9,..., {7.a). Wednetclay'a GamN Clev•l•nd •• WHhin,ton, nl9ht Chlcaeo •t �ltlmore, nltht Detroit et New Y ork, nltht Kan. City ■t ...,on 121, tw►nlght NATIONAL LIAGUB Manday'• Rnultl No ..""" Kheclultd. Tunday'1 Probable ,1tchen Mll waukN at It, Louis (nl1ht)Spahn (1 1-7) VI Brotllo { 1 1 -5), Lot An,-IH at Plttlbu�th (nltht) -Wllllaffll 0 1·2 ) vs L■w (lJ.5). Cincinnati at C hlcaeo - Malon­ •v (0-1 ) v1 AnffrNn t3-7). S.n Fr•nclaco •• Phllldolphi• (twl-night) - Sanford (9.a) and Merlchal (3,0) YI Bu1h1rdt (4-8) and Gr"11 (2-4), Wtdnaldl•J'• G11Mt1 Cincinnati et Chlcaeo (2 ) San Fr•rt. et Phlled•lphla, nl1ht LOI An.. lOI at Plttourfh, night MllwaukH at St. Leul1, nltht Pony Drawings To Be Made Wednesday Eve Bob Louka of S y racuse an noun• ced drawlnga for hla Pony to urna­ ment will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 a l the Middleport with Chesler Munidpal Park Tannehill, editor of the Dally Ser;1Unel, prealdi ng . Eight team.t are entered-New Haven, Middleport, McArthur, Al· bany, Raclne, two from Point PleBBanl and Pomeroy-Syra!'use. �. EliminaUona carry through Aua. 8-9-10- 1 1 ahrting at G:15 p. m. each eveni ng; aem1°flntla , arc Aug. Ul-16 and the lln11.l11 · OJI , the 18th. All a:amea will be al the S)'raeu.te Recreation Auociatlon diamond. KNICKI IIGN SEARS NEW YORK u, pJ - The New York Knlckerbockers hue an­ nounced the 1i&n in 1 of 6-9 forward Kenny Scaors for lhe 1960-61 aea­ &on. R ITURNS TO YANK IIS NEW YORK UPI - Veteran trainer Gus Mauch h111 returned lo lhc New York Yanlleea after a thrte-month abaence. He 11uUered a mlld heart attack on April 23. --,----- • KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy Plr1le1 303 746-23 16 0 Jetg 0 1-0 101- 3 a 2 Cilo and Menchlnl. Tom Wooda (LP), Burt, Wolfe and Wolfe, Swl1her. MOORE 'S•--·25• % SALE WADING and SWIM POOlS - ALl LESS 25% WERE fl.88 - f8.88 - .9.88 - , 12.88 Whllt They La1t! BADMINTON SITS - All LESS 25% WERE ,, . 77 - fB.98 - '12,98 Al10 Bird■ Were 49c Mow 3 for 37c Rebel-Yankee Yells Relived In Grid Test Mike Br,tton of the Jndl■n■ • lour in the filth for their will. Top pitched • one-hit thutout, wtnnin1 bitten were Bratton Willi a &rand1 1 --0 over the Yankeea, and the •lam homer aiid a 1lnl)e. Buddy Redlep came from bebind in the Moor� and Earl Thomaa, each with top of the 1ixth to win 7-6 over the two hit.a. Hth lunchtllif Red Sox in Middleport Little The Redlep were behind 8-f 10-Lucue game1 laat evening. Donnie Nelaon, 1 1 -year--old Yan, 1n1 i n to the aixtb aa Ellll had acat• lr;ee shortstop, &:ot the only hit off tered four hiLI up to lhat point, The blood--curdllng, terror in­ Bratton, a single in the third inn- three· of thote bein, Mark Tanne• hill'• triple and two oin&les. But stilling yells of the '"Rebels" and ing. . The Indians piled on a run m with one out in the sixth, John "Yankeea'" who fought ln this sec­ tion of the Ohio Valiey long ago the third, aix in the fourth and Tannehill, Art CUcl and Mark Tannehill, and .BructvWallace put will reverberate through these together back•ll>-bact single.a. hills Frid.a)' night, August 5, when the 12th annual clash of the well­ John Taylor had relleved Elli• known L--K Bowl Nortb--South with the, hue1 fuU, no runs In yet. Football Game lake.a place 11.t 8 p. Dick Fife was aafe at tint on • m . at Parkenburg's Stadium Field. grounder, tbe play at the plate The )'ells of the men ·from the mining. Bill Swan fanned, Mark North and Solith sections of the Tannehill dole home, Rty Hlndy L--K area will be echoing acrou a got hUI aecond 1traiiht sln&le and section o! the Ohio Valley where four run, bad come in, brothers once fought against bro­ E DITOR' S MOTi: Durin, tM In the bottom of the aizth the Ulen and loyai'ties were divided in 111:tNnce on vacation � U" tel­ Red Sox aot a run home when Bot­ the late War Between the States. tic led off with a ain,le and with Unlike those day11 when aympa, lvialon critic. P::rtd Dam:.. hla column wm be taken ..,... by two out Ro1er Duddina tripled to lhiier1 were forced lo secrete men columnlah. Thia rlJ;ht. But Pat Edward.t wu cul across the enemy lines, the battl• other u,1 with thl CDI• down on a hard chance, Swan at bqlnnlne ....es:. of the L--K will take place before the e)'es of a crowd expected to be umn for today, tho aub&tltUN ahortatop to Cuci at flrat. For the Red SOx, Boatlc had two well over 10,000 .and halUng from for Danll1'1 flvM-..k Toi• . a large expanse of Weat Vir&inia Yl.tlon In R.-vlew wlll be Sine hits, Duddlna: a double with his Snider, Thi flrtt of hl1 cltlumns triple, whlle Chuck Aelker, Ellla and Ohio. followa: and Taylor hit once, Taylor's a 2The "generals" in this gridiron IY STIVE SNIDER nm homer 1n the fourth. foray will be four coaches from the United p,... lnhrn•tlonal Ellis and Edwuda fanned 13, L--K Athletic Conference coaching NEW YORK UPI-The impact hit one, walked five. Fite fanned ranlu. Jim Heal and Bill Hanlin will be ordering the maneuveni of television on our wonderful nine, walked one, hll none. for the North and Rector Brown little world of &port11 hu been, Yankcea 000 000 - O l 4 and Bob "Red" Hill will be map­ u Casey Stengel might say, "tee­ Indiana 001 Mx-1 1 9 0 ree-mendou,." . Bratton and Moore. J. Hood, (LP) ping strategy for the South. What the automobile began, TV Shearred (3) and J, WhiUatch. "Yankee football players laking 012 004---'1 9 2 part in this cla11ic number 31 , and, haa completed. The picture box Redlega people all Red Sox I ike their counterparts of old, the has sport&-mlnded 001 221---6 8 0 Fife and Wallace. ·EIUa, Taylor underdog "Rebels," have only a acr ou the nation thinking big­ (ft), (LP), and Duddin1. small fon::e of 24. "But these 24 meanin,1 big league. Anything dealgnated as "minor men, say lheir coaches. "have the throuah lhe simple matter of fighting 11pirit and the will to win Jeaa:ue" almply won't do any long "control.' ' ex­ rapidly with areas many in er or earlier days." You see only what the promot­ population. dlna: n pa Last year's Yidory went to the want you to lee. ers "Yankees," but like the South'11 Hence, a new professional fool• Yet, It's more than enough to famous Gencnl John Hunt Mor• ball league opens thi1 fall; efforts gan's Conrederate raiders of other to create a third ma,lor baseball make viewers in by-paaaed areaa start lhlnklna:, '"\Ve want lo be days, the "Rebels" are expected to league are underway and, i f that carry lheir flag deep Into the ter­ project falls, expan�ion of the in the big le1gue11, too." "In time, there will be not only ritory or the North. current lwo major leagues to in- three major baseball leagues but Southern elude 81 many as four lovely Twenty-one new citie1 four," aaya Branch Rickey, who belles and "Yankee'' la.tales arc to certainly will follow; pro basketis trying lo start the third one. bi! on hand to cheer for their fRY­ ball ls on the move. I "It ill inevltable," he aaya. orites . Desigrta led as game prin• Autos 0..1 Major Blow The move is on to Denver, Cl!SMCS, they will provide a queen Mass production of the automo- Houston, Dallas, Forl Worth. Al­ for the game and two maids of hon bile dealt the lint mujor blow to lanta, Montreal, Buffalo, Minne• or who will be crowned by Weal minor-leag ue thinken and are apolis-St. Paul in either pro foot­ Vlrgini:a's Governor Cecil H. Und­ remembered fondly Ill the "good ball, baseball or both crwoorl during colorful half-time old days." In pro football, there's an offl4:eremonles. Ba.«:k In my httmetown i n the cial time out for TV commercials "It's the game or the year," ac­ Mlddlewest we uaed to have a alter every touchdown. In a:olf, cording tu Harold Gant, Jr. and fine Httle pro baseh11ll club that starting limea of the pl1yer1 are Ro11s Ardman, chiefs of ataff for flourl■hed wllh local palron.tge. arrana:ed so "the hot 1ho1..t on the thia yc.ar's L-K Bowl evenet. In thoae days, Chica,co 170 miles final round will be on the air for ,wa and St. Louis 1&0 reprel!lent• aeveral hole&--tncluding the ail­ ed r,ormidable treks to the near- lm;iortant la1t one. Boxing mat• est maj or league baseball. chea 1tart at the appointed TV But when Detroit n,otor-makcrs time even ll It'• still daylight ln finally cot us ·an on wheeil. our the Far West. town team died 1>f neglect. U we But moat of all it makes u1 weren 't baaeball week ending In pweat. Plenty of episodes that Chicago or St. Loula, . . we , . were make a lively TV shot during the savlne: our dough to weet ·end Jn progreq of a game, don't mean Chlcaio or St. Louis. Our local a darned thin& in the over-all league disbanded. story that must be v.-rltten when UPI - Maj or . . NEW YORK Today you can get for free: It's o ver. league players were in accord lo­ Baaeball World Ser:ea, All Star A nd lhere'1 alway1 a gu y who day for at.aging a second All•Star games and "Game of the Day, " wonders, ''Why didn't you men• game neKl season, but the feeling The beat In college and pro foot• lion It?'' predominated for 11. return lo the ball. The Kentucky Derby, Preak­ old sin(::le game plan beginning In ne11 ond Belmont stakes-rac• TO TOUR SWIDaN 1002. lng'.t "triple crown." Big hunk11 STOCKHOLM, Sweden UP[ Baseball Commissioner Ford o( America's treattisl golf ebam­ World heav)'welght champi o n Frick gran ted permlaalon Mon day plon1hlp11 Including the U. S. Floyd -Patterson be,tna his boxin(I for a second "pension-fund gamo" Open, Ma1ter1 and PGA, often the tour of Sweden here Au1. 10, it in 1961 because the ,WO.odd play. flneat piece, of sporui: dram.t on waa a n nounced Mb nday. era on the 18 big league cluba the air. National tennta champlonvoted lts approval by a 6·1 mariln. 1hJp1 at Fore.at HIii• and, OCCH• CRASH INJURII 2S Frick said, however, that a l onally, the Davl.11 Cup challenge Wla. UPI-A car COLUMBUS, "new and lncroHod 1W contract round when the U. S. I• lucky with ml1ratory loaded truck a hit In 1962" should eliminate the n eed enoua:h to be in It. And the Obm• farm workera M.:mday, lnjurln1 tor a second game. pie 111:ame.t. 25 peraon,. Police ..id lhe l njur. Llw With TV were piled up on the hi&h• ed. REDS RICALL AZCUI Boxing i.t a televl1ion casualty way "like cord.wood." Three •m• CINCINNATI UPI - Catcher -and tbat'a another atory. bulance1 made 1even trip, to St. Joaquin (Jake) A:,cue, 20-ycar-old Unlike . J>oxlns, moat major Mary'1 Hotpltal here lo brlq In Cuban of International Lea&ue'1 1porta have learned to live with 23 Inj ured from the truck and Jeney City club wlll report to the tele\'ialon-and to benefit by It- two occupant, of the cu, Clndnnall Reds at Chicago where Impact Of TV On Sports Has Been Tremendous Players Agree On Another Double All.Star the Ohio team opens a four-a:ame scriea today. Cincinnati catcher Dutch Dotterer waa aaslJned to the Jency City club In exchana:e for ,.\r.cuf!. ODJ} LOT United p,.., lnternatlo,MI The Baltimore Orlole1 are back In contention ln thti American Lea1ue race - and they owe their late.et reaura:ence to Milt P1ppa1, whn loves to beat the defendin1 champion 'white Sox. Baltlmore closed to within three ,:ames of flrat place Chlcaao Mon• day nl1ht a.t Pappu beat Al Lo­ pez' crew for lhe third 1tr1l1ht time thl1 season, 2•1. Pappoa, who sufered a son I arm earller in the aeuon, ha• 1trona: · armed the con,iatently ' MEN'S WORK BOOTS Sizes 8, 7, t in: , BIA., 914 only ValUII T• '11 .95 $10.00 pr. Roush'• Shot Store Mlcldleport, Olllo Dt_Eco1o■io1I Diil11ce ROD and REELS - All Types On Hand - Go At 2S% OFF OIARCOAL GRILLS- Electric Rotlssary Type Now Reduced From $1 7.77 to $13.32 ' Orioles Back In Contention JustThreeGamesOutOflst SAND IOXES ...:.. PICNIC TABLES - GYM SITS ALSO ON SAW BUY NOW. and.SAVE WHILE SALE LASTSI . Mooll'S STORE - W. MAIN ST. - POMEROY, OHIO • a..o, A NBW SIUl'MBNT OF .,...� - Colol'flll u 111,,i •1 Li■, 1, STAR K'S PHA RMACY Pllone WY.a.llU E. IIAIN S� The New York Yanll:eu moved to within I half t&:m,e � Chlcqo bf odilnl the DelNII Ti&:er■, ;1.2, Jlm Pefft' llvt-hlt the Waablnaton Senaton II the Cleveland Indiana and the ·KanMI City Alh• won, letlra toot 10 lnninC■ to defe1t the Bolton Red sox, H. i n other American LN,ue •�mea. Just Rec,ived--­ Ha, Hood and Motor Also $22.95 ELEmlC · · · · · · · · · · · ' · · · · · · · · · · · · NOW $1 7.21 h White Sox, aad h11 ,n earned run averaa:e of J.00 for hl1 r, lnn11111 work aa:alnot ChltllO thl* 7ear. Gene Woodllnt, who haa batted .HS ataln1t Cbicqo pltc:hln,: lhlo 1ea1on, dellvered lht '#lnnl n• run In _.he aeventh lnnln, when hi• pinch 1ln1le ICOfff Ron Hanaen rrom ■econd bue. Hanaen wu credited with a double when Min• nle Mlnoeo milJYcll:ed .bit fly ball In ten field. ■ ·PO IROY, 0, COSTUME JEWELRY , $1.00 , DUTTON'S Drqg. •Store "FIID PAJUWiO" C.Utllldl. lllllliLIMT ' . ------------- --o., Au,. � tGeO · . Graham Killed On Utah Flats BONNEVll,LE SALT FLATS, Utah UPI - Utah 1peed racer Athol Graham will never realize b1.t ambition to become the first American to drlve 400 mile& an bOUI'. Graham, S6-years-0ld Salt Lab City 1araceman, was kllled Mon­ day when bl.t home-made e&r 1kid, ded and Dipped over on Bonne­ ville Salt l'latl ln weatern Utah. Graham was the fint of tour racera acheduled to attempt to 1et a new world land speed record at Bonneville this 1ummer. Others to f11Uow are Dr. Nathan 01tkh f?I Loa Angele.t, Don ald Campbell of London, and Mkkey TbomPIOD of IA• Ana:elea. 'Ibe Utah driver, operator or a praae in Salt Late City, had hoped to aurpas1 the WGrld record Future Plans, Real Solid, Needed Today CHICAGO UPI - The Conti­ nental League•, bid or recogni­ tion of baseball'a third major league might eiplode today un­ lw the neweomen ean establish future plant 10lidly for the expan­ committees or both the sion American and National leas:ues. The two prime mover, of Con­ tinental League, .Branch Rickey, formerly the director of the St. Louil, Brooklyn and Pittsburgh teama in lhe N•tional Leaa:ue, and Bill Shea, aeell:ina: mere major league baseball for New York, meet with eight representatives rrom both leagues. of 31N.19 miles per hour establilb­ ed by ED1land's John Cobb ln UM7. The twisted wrectaa:e of Gn• ham'• � home-made racer wa, returned from the salt fiat to Sall LaU City todli)'. A lthoua:h no of!iolal cause of the mishap wu blamed the AC· lla:ted, observon and cldent on too much power acceleration for the weia:hl of the racer. Jets Split Monday Willh Toronto Lealo TORONTO UPJ - The Columbua Jets split a Monday do ubleheader with the Toronto Maple Leal.t, IOI· ing the fir.st game a-o and winning the nightcap, 6-4. It was the third victory in the last four games tor the Jets who previousl'y had lost n ine straight. Al Clcote blanked the Jets in the fint game but Columbus was never behind in the second. ,.Pick ,Barone and reliever Don Williams alam• med out back-to-back. homera in the sixth Jnning to break a 4◄ tie a nd give the Je� the victory, WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Cllonntil !-· 1 uesdoy 4:00 Cqmedy Playbol.Ue 4:IO Advenl\1re Theater &:00 Steamboat Bill is::m Woody Woodp('cker 6:00 Muslc in th!! koul'td 6 : 1 5 Jim Thacker Show 6:25 Wealhe-rcHl 6:30 Nt'W8 Pi<'turc 8:45 l�untley-Brinkley Report f N) Cannonball 'l :au L11ram1e 8.30 American Gas Playhouse 9:00 Rictiard Diamond 9:30 Arthur Murr,1.y Party 10:00 M Squad 10:30 Phil SilYerS Show 1 1 :00 News 1 1 : 10 Weathercast 1 1 : 1 5 Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sign 01i r I ... • • •• ••• ·"9 :W ••• IAt ma talk t:ll him first, Nina, tm all ke-;,ed up. Ci Cllannel 8 - Wednesda, ·,' ' WHTN-TV Cha nnel 13 f,�a!?�!l!,"!!esdot Channel 13 Wednesday • • and VARNISH CO. GENERAL PAINT . P RO D U C T S *PRIMER (Exterior or Interior) *ALKYD WALL B'ASE WALL �w• "� CVRLY XAYOE ·' , *SPAR VARNISH Full Lint Of Colon - - - \ Any Type - Only Ont Price $3.98 . g al · $1.25 qt During The Entire Mondi Of August \ Clinto n Fisher Company Sol• - PAINT _, S.rYict ..."" ,wy,,1.z41t ., !'l•,.• ' ,_ . !IDDDLEPORT, 0. t ·, - -- 7•• M," nute M as o n County NEWS Titn•I Dady =·. , . :!· 1 . . :-, *OUTSIDE HOUSE COuNtv up TO The ,;oo ,;oo Nationa lly . Aclverti sed '' ' WMPO Dail.y brogram �edule A COMPLETE LINE OF *PORCH and DECK Brings You ..... I nJg DOES IT ! ENAMEL I JEH Dr. Ray R. Pickens ( A:,.� fi:i"I., :tD FROM AUG. 7th to AUG. 1 4th 8. SECOND AYE, "'(!•• PIANVTI Cha11nal 3 - Wednesdlf CARDINALS CUT THREE LAKE FOREST, Ill. UPI - The St. Louia Football Cardinals put three players on the waiver list today as the Cardinal squad was cut to 50 men, Coach Frank Ivy said. Joe Norred, a roo kie line. backer from Alabama, and two de­ fen,ive backs, Burl Owe na, of Kent State. and Jim Wagataff, from Ida• ho State were cut. Office For One W�ek *HIGH GLOSS Plans were made lut an educ•­ tl'anal exhibit it lhe county fair re­ cently when the Mei1a Cf.l unly 4-H l'1euure Riden Club met with Aw t.11 Collins, .vice president, in rti11rge. During the meelinl, Mn. W. A. Mor111.n announred ttlat a member or th.e elub will bt selected by C . E . Blake.tlee. county d:t,nalon agent, to repreaent the club 11 the st■te luit. Following the meetlng a wiel"lffl' . roaSt waa held with Mr. and Mra. WIiiiam Colli ns and Anita as boats. • TO'Ht'ing Hats, Sleek Hairdos ��ii. for tonring hat, and !)eek, 1kort hair d411 ror lhe month1 ahead, Parll deliri,,er, IO decreed in a show which kicked off a week­ lone fashion extrnaganl.ll which the ChlJ)'lbre SyndJeale de la Cou­ ture Parlalenne 1ta&:e1 twice a ye1,r. 1'nday, memben of the Chambre tiot dmfl) to the bualnen of •ii• houette, hemline, •aiatUne, and • • • fabric of clothes in Jenera!, with John Vale and Carl Shenefield Jacques Grlffe the lead-off de1ign. repol'ted on their e11:periente1 a t -4-H camp a l ,i recent meetlng o f ..,o.tWt, ll'ttnch Stp1K the Salem Center Boys Club held By the end of the week , 3� at the sehOOI building. The pro­ members of the Chambre, or1at1ject le&aon was on the motor kit 8:30 Price 111 Right lied 1o promote French atrlea, will "Gesmo" board with Dick Lambert 9:00 Happy have -,fl own their fall and f,'inter and Sheridan Boothe conducting co\lettions Jo reporter■ and hu)­ demonstrations on the uae of a Ufe Your Is ��\: �� � I era. 6:f5 Sign On stretcher. During the meeting en­ 10:30 Tombstone Territory But Sunday nlghl, hat1 and haiT• 1:00 Today try blanks were completed for do& loot precedence oYer all other Id)() Katie :loonan Sh ow Ll:00 Newa Hudllne1 fair exl')lbit.11 and order blailk:.t dil­ facets of fashion. For the flnt 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. North 1 1 : ll1 Wettnettal\ tnbuted among the boya for sell­ time, It deslgners - 1ome of thenJ 10:00 Dough Re Mi 1 1 : UI, 'The Jack Pu, Shor ing pobto chips, a mo ney•rai1ina: milliners, some ereators of strictly t_0:3� Play Your Hunc� 1 ,no _ n ou s11_ activity of the club. Carl E. Shene, 0____ _:_____ .: ____ the whole wardrobe - ('OOj',erated field, nporter. in a hal and hair style show at one of J.he Eiffel To1Ner's two restaur­ A demonstration on euttin« out ants. a dress wu flivlfln b� GJaria Bµck The tower waa a most approprl• I Report,r at the july 18 meeti� of ti}!' Rpek ate seltiOJ, (or the ha.ti were ta11 lJ :30 i Married Joan SprinFs Busy Bee 4-H Club, he,ld a t 1:00 .Amertl;!an BP.mhrtAnd peaked eones, stovepipes, pu_rff the horn� of llrt. Amoa Leonard. �:30 Rocll:y and Hie• Friends 1:00 Restless Gun turhlna riahl qut of Arabian t-1:-0 Li.Ne That Bob Janet Arnold, l't!!:,Orter. -':00 San f raacla...-o Hett nltbta, dPmts and 1P1.ra.ls some an 1 .. 30 Faces About :99 1 Your Es!K," Renra&lr , e,ay 11 i1'f.hff tiigb. }1edic Th� Allred Mind Clo.en 4-H 1 Paris' top ttllt 1:40 Weather Teller club met juJy iii: at tht Al­ 2:QQ t)ay in Court Eil!,:I Tower for our the "Why '9:45 Jolin f'<il)' 1lew1 2:J.O Gale Storm Sh1w fred Church With )fta. Sarah C11ld• the �mn,entator. s1id abow?" 7:00 Honeymooners well ·and Mn. Barbara Gaul, ad• t:ai) ie11t tht> -Cll)('!k top h•t of Paris ll\e ii it "Because 7 :30 Sugarfoot 1:30 1\iho Do You Tr�t visors in ch�rff. '10 wrar1 . . . for . been h• . . . ,:30 Wyatt Earp The pro�ff le5.50p _ W,1,J OIi 4-H . American Bandstand the wed• mark to place fjUiD& is ij ,:oo Th,- Rifleman , Ky .ft-lend Fllcka ump with Poril i:a�well present• ,Ung betweep millineey and the 9:30 Colt .-4� Beat �Tanrlle,,1 ' lift ing a report on the camp and als o r,s." J"0:00 Alcos Present! 6:$0 Your Esso Reporter on the eo-op lour taken on JUiy 'l. hairdr.ene eefore the bats went on, the A demonstration on his electrical 10:30 Travel Film models paraded the coiffures from 8:fO Weather Teller was given by Tommy Dorst. project _ 1 1:00 The News Tonight Pari.t' leading hairdressers, Mo st 6:45 John Dal,-..News Sunday lhe group he1d a picnic 1 1 : 10 Scanning the We11ther were short, just barely tourh­ eutA 7:00 Four Just Men at Forked Run Ulke. Linda Hend­ in.11: the nape of the neck. SeYeral 7:30 Music tor Summer Nfl!:ht 1 : Ul Sports ,Report reporter. erson, 1 �mt! with banJ?8. A few hinted 1 :20 Late Show 8:30 Nel!lon Family at the upsweep of World War II ij.:00 ThEi NewA Tonig!n. · A demonstration ?n packing a B:OO Wednesday Night Flghle years. But almost all were witho ut 11:05 Scanning the Weather lunch was glYen b:ir Rosemary An• curl, a nd only the auggestion o f l : 16- Sporlw .Rev<>rt 9:45 Sports Parade drew at the July U5 meeting ol t waves. 1 :20 TBA . 10.00 ·Hawaiiafl Eye the Riverview 4-H Club held 1t the home of Melanie and Linda Brown. riet� Nelgltr and llril. Rese Grind. ll•OO Newa Tonight Nola Jane Myers and Cathy An • st,lff, advisors, in charge, Carol 1 1 : 10' Scannin g the Weather pretented reports on health Wilcoxen, repo�r. drew fteport Sports 1 1 :13 8:00 Teachers Workshop • • • and ufety. Members worked on 1 1 :20 Lat,: Show 1:30 Romper Room thelr project book1 durln� the Report, on canip 'flere alven by meeting, Sue Ann Mye rs, reporter. ihe Senior ·lolly Stitcher& Clu b • • • �bich tnet at the Str•cuse school Members worked on their 1ew- wilh Jessie Cottrill and Anp Sauv1 1 :30 The t:'ltaµ' Horizon ing projects at the July 14 age in charge. Sh,aron S. Cottrill, 12:00 Love of Life meeting of tbe Bedford Lucky Clo- reporter. • "' • 12:30 Searcti ,Or Tomorrow ver-, htld at . the home of Nt!)CY l:Uli Mre1. Storm 12:411 The Guldl111 Light James Gr'¥8er 1ave demonatraRiggs. Mrs. Pat iones and Mrs. ·,:sc ..d:dae of NIHbt On leadl na: (!alvea and fitting H.1.n Carp• . .,..•· ad'>'isors, assl.&ted t.lona Riley of Life 1'.00 f:00 11te Three Stoog• ..,. " r arm Boys l�em wfttn the u,,,,an the gir-11 .Hi� Hart, reporW. TUrDI World tbe Al l:� • • • 1:00 Artlmr J, Smitb ,, ... home with GJ'u{Jer lhe .at met C)ub 2:00 FuU Circle l:l.i A Look al the Weather eompleting county Charles Lee, junior leader, in toward.& Work 2:SO Rou1e Part1 fS:20 Jule Rivlin Show , waa done cl_iarp: James Bentz reported on fair exhibit �jeeta 1:90 1'be Millionaire 1:30 Amos 'n' Andy when the Racine Ju n ior Jolly hu work on a small gasollne motor . 1130 The VeNf.cl .JI Youn · Y:00 Steve Donava n Neighbors eLub ,met at · tbe Racine 11.fld p)1in1...weoi ftade by - the ir<>up ·: ,:oo The Brtlbier Da) ethodJal Ohurcft with Mn. Hair,.., ,ar,,corn1>l1ting project b®ks by M 'I :30 Lock Up _.,...., the'tiext meeti n g date. Charles Lee .--,:15 '!:,e S�cre;t · Storm 8:00 Peck's Bad Girl t h N111 reporter. f o Edge 1:30 Many L..vea ' of Doby GUiia ,:ao • • • Stooge, Three Tbe 5:00 t:OO Tightrope Stcurfpa: flo��s for 111 inva.\id was 6:00 News , �:30 The Comedy Spot • l'l!PRr� on llY kalhv Rust.el wii.en . w 6:15 A Look al the Weather 10:00 Diagno1is Unknow n the K@V to Bettel' Livi,nt Club 11 :00 1 1 O'clock News 6:30 Jule Rivlin Show met ,@l, the �me of Mi's. Arina Rusweather tre at Andy 1 1 : 10 A Look e 30 Amo, & sell. be\iy Clark, report,r. 1, IIW l 1 : 15 Theater 1 3 7 : 00 Highway Patrol I 7:30 Reckoning COURT MASON 8:30 Men Into Space Marrjage Licenses Filed: 9:00 The Millionaire OonJ;ld Gene Johnson, 18, Le· ttOO New, 9:30 I've Got A Secret tart, R oute 1, · and Delore& Ann Kaoaaroo 1:11 Captain l0:00 Armstrong Circle 1'heater Reitmire, 17, New Haven. l:OQ Car.toon Theater l l :00 1 1 O'clock News Samuel Amos Wj)odrHr, Jr., 21, 10:00 December Bride A Loog at the Weather Worthi ngton, Ohio, and Susan ' 10:30 Vitleo Village 13 'Theater Elizabeth Davis, 21, Columbus, o. 1,J:00 I Love Lucy ·· � Joh n Franklin Wamsley, 20, Che,hlre, and Deloris Joan Conlay. � £ 19, Poin t Pleasant. · John Carter, 24. Chesler, Ohio. 12:30 JuSt For You (Mandav • Friday) · • arid Melanie H u tchinson, 21. Ma1 :00 , Newa. Readlinea 1_58 Sign On son . u Yo Juat�For 1:02 Guest Star . tdwlh Eugen e Rayburn. 2D- Col• 1: 30 News.. i!l-15 New, and Carolyn Ruth O'otson, umbµs 1 :30 Just F.or You 6;80 RFD olumbus. C "18, t n P]easa Pt. on Calli�£ 2:00 News Headlinet Dale ·ctalr Teaford, Jr., 18, 'Ma· 3:00 News Headlines 7·02 Breakfast Party • a nd Wan· da Lou Corriell, 18, son, 3 :02 Music Go Round 7;30 Pickena Hardware Show MalOll. N ew, 3:30 V:48 Breakfast Party Juia;mHt Suits P:llad \ 3:35 Music Go �ound 8·00 News Headlind Sillman and Company, Inc. . vt, n e■ Heailll 4•00 • al02 Sport, Report • J. Bn,tic, dba The Jewell Oltp t11 Go fJ.ound lfu:.J� t:ln 8:03 Breakfast Part, Raven, New Shop, . � •· · Locll N 1 . 8·30 . N8lf,1 ComRefining and Oil Alhland und o Jt GoMu,lc 4:3, 8 ;33 1,rdkfut Party Hilda Dabney, C. I\USBell Vs P.Jny �pres �eball SiOC> a Heiplibe Nt� a-oo I)abney, Ha�Ue Dabney, Carl S. O:� Mutlc 1Go Rou nd 9;02 Bteikfast party Dab ney, Point Pletaant iBuildini,; a Beadline Ne�.11 5:'1 9 -SO Ne and, Loan Ataociation, R. F. MusRound Go Ku1�e fl:81 Part.J ast 9:35. Brea � ll'.�:ve: 'µ-u,inee. od•up u o R News 5:40 Complete • ,o:cx;t eoffe Tlm'e Orlil 'Oodaon v1 Sarah F. 1.erkle und o se-S ou $leak Cio,r'I 8:00 � 10;1� SWlp Shop for settlemel).� of the Thoma& M . 60 • illlnet 10·1• News . :... Dodson eatate. e · tion,. Momi JO: 1111 1 DMtrce Suitt Flliiil . .,.._,.;-t:rlude i.: lf Z ; d ]la iD 10 M. Sfi<!he v, o\lo A. SMMyn/e 'l: �;� •dlll'lea Nffl � · iftN 11 . . be, C� v1 ·Beubh Con• Herman · terlude •I· , 7 r!t · . ))01m Cou'rijey Jt: . J. BO(iS v, iflldred !fee, Je..dllnea · 'l: Farm. 'niJDe U :29 . and Boffl, Ran• vs at W t.ee NU1cy i;erenade o!iia 11 '30 llacinse J•bllee �•U 'Lee Ntal. 12•� N� 8•00 ....Ill.I - - · -Gl!OiG- WCHS-TV Channel 8 �honnel 8-1 uesdo) r.: ::::�.., I Will Be Out Of My *SEMI-GLOSS Priee 1- lUaht Concent.r11Uon Truth or Coiaequenees It Could &I YoL Hid fl�y Newa Movietlme Loretbl Young Theater Yo1.mg Dr . .t'lalone From T�eRe Roo•s <lomt.dy Playhouse Ad'>'enture 'f'-ne Sleamb�t lilll 01.1ld; DrillW MeGnw .M:ueic ln µie Round The Jin,, Duk.,. Sbo9 Wl.!!:.tllallut PittunJ,, Uuntle,, Brir.klu R.epert Manhunt Wagon Train ::-,---=-� The American Lea1ue long has been able to expand lo 10 team, the at any lime and last month National League voled to expand to 1 0 teams immediately, if the Continental League i:11 not ready to start. The Continental League ha1 not yet complied with the 10 points outlined by the major league.s a year ago III ne<:effsary for rec oa:• nition u a third major league. These established population ata.n­ darda for major lea,ue baseb11ll, salary levels, player limitg and · also dellned the indemnities lo be paid t o minor league team, whose territory la invaded. *RUBBER l l :00 i l l :30 l'Z:00 1 1 �• 30 l 00 1 : 1O 2:30 3:00 3 30 4:00 t:30 l):00 l)::,o 8:00 11:U I JS J:8(l d:4D 7 :00 7:30 4-H Mews �jt�, 10 � .&. M ' 11 •5 5 AM 1J.. .:.,1 5 ,•05 PM =!'!=.,;,_""--"'·""-===""".::!! w·=� = l!em,rd NANQY EAT AT JOE'S THIC:KIST SANDWICH IN TOWN ,, ' '" .. :"' '".'" ···: .. DO 'l'O!j 'Tl-1,t<IK ·THAT TIP OH �'m" �Bratton Pitches One Ritter; ��::�::�::::� Up To Cards To Stop S-Motors __ Redlegs EdgeRedSox 7To 6 It'sBodgers Versus Pomeroy Tigers In Consolation Contest At 6:45 pm four lnninp. I Red hitters were Chuck Mathews 1 • 3 run homer, double and_ slngle, Steve FinJ•.• lwo 1i�glu, Jim Con· de, thrl!e 111 ngles, Dick Werry a 3· run homer and double. Lenny Van Meter a double .11nd single, Keith PhaJin and Pat Story _two .;ingles and Chuck. Hysell .a triple. For the Braves Hensler doubled. Wk�line doubled and singled, and Ervin doubled. PIRATIS WIN . 1n a makeup game last Fnd�y. the Pira tes beat the Jets 23-3 with The first Jame, at 6:45, po.ea the Jan Cilo holding the losers to Pomeroy Dodgeni against the Pom­ three hit.a, Swisher getting two of eroy Tiger■ for third and fourth them, both single1. ranking in the 30 team field from for the Pirates lop hitters were the tri-county area. All Gallipolis tums have been Lanny Tyo two singles and two ho­ ellminated. So have all Mason men, Knight and Menchini each Countr team& other than the three for four with a homer. W ELLSTON RISUL TS "loaded" Somerville club. dropped its chance in Syracuse Toniaht membera of th" winning tourney laat nlght. Wellaton the troual team wtll receive irulivid Nationals in the Jackson the to 2-1, phie1. Team l�phies go to first. ln relief of Jewell, inning. aeventh second and thard place�. And 18 Owens walked the lead off batter to go lrophie11 more ipdividual who p�omptly swiped second and memben of an �II-star team pick� 1 third and acored on a wild pitch. bf lourqey off1ciala who a_re offl· For Syracuse Crow singled and Club. .t Employe C ctn c,f tb.e OVE Owena doubled. Jackson had three Otte ,emeroy Goma hilIJ Racine One •line wH played at McArthur beat I.Agan 8· 1 in the last eveaing. The Pomeroy Re�s clipped the Racine BnYes 13-10 Ill other same. Wednesday CV<'ning .at 6:30, the Pomeroy Superb.as play Hamden and at 8 :30 the Pomeroy Trojans play Coalton. Middleport meelll Clay Township Friday evening. LIN& SCORES Pomeroy Reds fH4 2--13 16 I 080 2-10 4 1 I Braves Steve Flnlaw, K. Ph11.lin (WP), 2, J. Conde. Hen11ler, Chu4:k Cleand $11,1 ttu-DrlH llllllfl land I , Ross, I , LP, and Wickline. IVY-NY LIii• 'Jta Pomeroy Tigers 020 0 1 1--<4 7 4 M-DP Cfu■ 7tt 00 I 04x-� 4 3 Racine Cards IYI' l■,or Drt 1.11 Moore and 1Bartels. J. Diddle, ., YOUI DIUGGIII WP, Bogtlc �' and Sl)encer. Job.rutf Mc:Cllnlod:'1 blse1 loaded double In the firth innin&: eave Ute Racine Cardinalli 1 4-3 Je1d and Jack Bo1Uc'1 two ud two.third in.n.inp of relief pitching helped the cards hlD& on for 1 � victory in the .emi-final round ot the Kyger Lillie League tourney last evenInc. Tht= resulLs thu1 pits the Carda apin1t the powerful Somerville Motors lffm of roint Pleasant t0nilbt at aboul 8 p. m. for the championship. IS THE BUY IN THE MEDIUM PRICE�CLASS I'' Chi yeur ,,.. ,o,r et t1141 ....lcle fre111 CAI LIPI .,...,.. • • • •, yeur OlDI O..lero NWI �·rANDINGS •� United Prfll; lnt..-natt.nal AMIRICAN LIA.GUI W, L Pc:t. Ga :11 4 i .582 Chicago ¾: M 39 .581 New York. Baltimore .65 4:i .550 3 Cle\leland 49 t5 .521 6 t6 48 .484 9½: Wa11hington Detroit 44 � .468 1 1 Bolilon 39 56 .tl l 161h Ka!lfia& City 37 66 .398 17'2 Monday'1 Ni9ht'a a.1111b 11mmor• 2 Chic•• 1 New Y or1I 3 0.troil 2 Cleveland J Walhinwhn 0 Kanaa, C ity 10 haten I, 10 lnnL TuHday'1 Probli�I• Pltc:hers O.troit at NitW Yert (d•y nlghl• :....Moul tl-7) and aunnlne (6-1) .s Turl•y (7-2) and Ford (7-6). Cleveland et Washlntton (nitht) -Newcombe (U} n Pncuali t-.5). Chlc•eo at leltlme,. (llis,f,t)­ Pl..-ce (ICM) YI .. 11N, (6 4). ll(an1&1 City at ao,ton (nl9ht)­ H•l"Mrt (6-10) n 9,..., {7.a). Wednetclay'a GamN Clev•l•nd •• WHhin,ton, nl9ht Chlcaeo •t �ltlmore, nltht Detroit et New Y ork, nltht Kan. City ■t ...,on 121, tw►nlght NATIONAL LIAGUB Manday'• Rnultl No ..""" Kheclultd. Tunday'1 Probable ,1tchen Mll waukN at It, Louis (nl1ht)Spahn (1 1-7) VI Brotllo { 1 1 -5), Lot An,-IH at Plttlbu�th (nltht) -Wllllaffll 0 1·2 ) vs L■w (lJ.5). Cincinnati at C hlcaeo - Malon­ •v (0-1 ) v1 AnffrNn t3-7). S.n Fr•nclaco •• Phllldolphi• (twl-night) - Sanford (9.a) and Merlchal (3,0) YI Bu1h1rdt (4-8) and Gr"11 (2-4), Wtdnaldl•J'• G11Mt1 Cincinnati et Chlcaeo (2 ) San Fr•rt. et Phlled•lphla, nl1ht LOI An.. lOI at Plttourfh, night MllwaukH at St. Leul1, nltht Pony Drawings To Be Made Wednesday Eve Bob Louka of S y racuse an noun• ced drawlnga for hla Pony to urna­ ment will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 a l the Middleport with Chesler Munidpal Park Tannehill, editor of the Dally Ser;1Unel, prealdi ng . Eight team.t are entered-New Haven, Middleport, McArthur, Al· bany, Raclne, two from Point PleBBanl and Pomeroy-Syra!'use. �. EliminaUona carry through Aua. 8-9-10- 1 1 ahrting at G:15 p. m. each eveni ng; aem1°flntla , arc Aug. Ul-16 and the lln11.l11 · OJI , the 18th. All a:amea will be al the S)'raeu.te Recreation Auociatlon diamond. KNICKI IIGN SEARS NEW YORK u, pJ - The New York Knlckerbockers hue an­ nounced the 1i&n in 1 of 6-9 forward Kenny Scaors for lhe 1960-61 aea­ &on. R ITURNS TO YANK IIS NEW YORK UPI - Veteran trainer Gus Mauch h111 returned lo lhc New York Yanlleea after a thrte-month abaence. He 11uUered a mlld heart attack on April 23. --,----- • KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy Plr1le1 303 746-23 16 0 Jetg 0 1-0 101- 3 a 2 Cilo and Menchlnl. Tom Wooda (LP), Burt, Wolfe and Wolfe, Swl1her. MOORE 'S•--·25• % SALE WADING and SWIM POOlS - ALl LESS 25% WERE fl.88 - f8.88 - .9.88 - , 12.88 Whllt They La1t! BADMINTON SITS - All LESS 25% WERE ,, . 77 - fB.98 - '12,98 Al10 Bird■ Were 49c Mow 3 for 37c Rebel-Yankee Yells Relived In Grid Test Mike Br,tton of the Jndl■n■ • lour in the filth for their will. Top pitched • one-hit thutout, wtnnin1 bitten were Bratton Willi a &rand1 1 --0 over the Yankeea, and the •lam homer aiid a 1lnl)e. Buddy Redlep came from bebind in the Moor� and Earl Thomaa, each with top of the 1ixth to win 7-6 over the two hit.a. Hth lunchtllif Red Sox in Middleport Little The Redlep were behind 8-f 10-Lucue game1 laat evening. Donnie Nelaon, 1 1 -year--old Yan, 1n1 i n to the aixtb aa Ellll had acat• lr;ee shortstop, &:ot the only hit off tered four hiLI up to lhat point, The blood--curdllng, terror in­ Bratton, a single in the third inn- three· of thote bein, Mark Tanne• hill'• triple and two oin&les. But stilling yells of the '"Rebels" and ing. . The Indians piled on a run m with one out in the sixth, John "Yankeea'" who fought ln this sec­ tion of the Ohio Valiey long ago the third, aix in the fourth and Tannehill, Art CUcl and Mark Tannehill, and .BructvWallace put will reverberate through these together back•ll>-bact single.a. hills Frid.a)' night, August 5, when the 12th annual clash of the well­ John Taylor had relleved Elli• known L--K Bowl Nortb--South with the, hue1 fuU, no runs In yet. Football Game lake.a place 11.t 8 p. Dick Fife was aafe at tint on • m . at Parkenburg's Stadium Field. grounder, tbe play at the plate The )'ells of the men ·from the mining. Bill Swan fanned, Mark North and Solith sections of the Tannehill dole home, Rty Hlndy L--K area will be echoing acrou a got hUI aecond 1traiiht sln&le and section o! the Ohio Valley where four run, bad come in, brothers once fought against bro­ E DITOR' S MOTi: Durin, tM In the bottom of the aizth the Ulen and loyai'ties were divided in 111:tNnce on vacation � U" tel­ Red Sox aot a run home when Bot­ the late War Between the States. tic led off with a ain,le and with Unlike those day11 when aympa, lvialon critic. P::rtd Dam:.. hla column wm be taken ..,... by two out Ro1er Duddina tripled to lhiier1 were forced lo secrete men columnlah. Thia rlJ;ht. But Pat Edward.t wu cul across the enemy lines, the battl• other u,1 with thl CDI• down on a hard chance, Swan at bqlnnlne ....es:. of the L--K will take place before the e)'es of a crowd expected to be umn for today, tho aub&tltUN ahortatop to Cuci at flrat. For the Red SOx, Boatlc had two well over 10,000 .and halUng from for Danll1'1 flvM-..k Toi• . a large expanse of Weat Vir&inia Yl.tlon In R.-vlew wlll be Sine hits, Duddlna: a double with his Snider, Thi flrtt of hl1 cltlumns triple, whlle Chuck Aelker, Ellla and Ohio. followa: and Taylor hit once, Taylor's a 2The "generals" in this gridiron IY STIVE SNIDER nm homer 1n the fourth. foray will be four coaches from the United p,... lnhrn•tlonal Ellis and Edwuda fanned 13, L--K Athletic Conference coaching NEW YORK UPI-The impact hit one, walked five. Fite fanned ranlu. Jim Heal and Bill Hanlin will be ordering the maneuveni of television on our wonderful nine, walked one, hll none. for the North and Rector Brown little world of &port11 hu been, Yankcea 000 000 - O l 4 and Bob "Red" Hill will be map­ u Casey Stengel might say, "tee­ Indiana 001 Mx-1 1 9 0 ree-mendou,." . Bratton and Moore. J. Hood, (LP) ping strategy for the South. What the automobile began, TV Shearred (3) and J, WhiUatch. "Yankee football players laking 012 004---'1 9 2 part in this cla11ic number 31 , and, haa completed. The picture box Redlega people all Red Sox I ike their counterparts of old, the has sport&-mlnded 001 221---6 8 0 Fife and Wallace. ·EIUa, Taylor underdog "Rebels," have only a acr ou the nation thinking big­ (ft), (LP), and Duddin1. small fon::e of 24. "But these 24 meanin,1 big league. Anything dealgnated as "minor men, say lheir coaches. "have the throuah lhe simple matter of fighting 11pirit and the will to win Jeaa:ue" almply won't do any long "control.' ' ex­ rapidly with areas many in er or earlier days." You see only what the promot­ population. dlna: n pa Last year's Yidory went to the want you to lee. ers "Yankees," but like the South'11 Hence, a new professional fool• Yet, It's more than enough to famous Gencnl John Hunt Mor• ball league opens thi1 fall; efforts gan's Conrederate raiders of other to create a third ma,lor baseball make viewers in by-paaaed areaa start lhlnklna:, '"\Ve want lo be days, the "Rebels" are expected to league are underway and, i f that carry lheir flag deep Into the ter­ project falls, expan�ion of the in the big le1gue11, too." "In time, there will be not only ritory or the North. current lwo major leagues to in- three major baseball leagues but Southern elude 81 many as four lovely Twenty-one new citie1 four," aaya Branch Rickey, who belles and "Yankee'' la.tales arc to certainly will follow; pro basketis trying lo start the third one. bi! on hand to cheer for their fRY­ ball ls on the move. I "It ill inevltable," he aaya. orites . Desigrta led as game prin• Autos 0..1 Major Blow The move is on to Denver, Cl!SMCS, they will provide a queen Mass production of the automo- Houston, Dallas, Forl Worth. Al­ for the game and two maids of hon bile dealt the lint mujor blow to lanta, Montreal, Buffalo, Minne• or who will be crowned by Weal minor-leag ue thinken and are apolis-St. Paul in either pro foot­ Vlrgini:a's Governor Cecil H. Und­ remembered fondly Ill the "good ball, baseball or both crwoorl during colorful half-time old days." In pro football, there's an offl4:eremonles. Ba.«:k In my httmetown i n the cial time out for TV commercials "It's the game or the year," ac­ Mlddlewest we uaed to have a alter every touchdown. In a:olf, cording tu Harold Gant, Jr. and fine Httle pro baseh11ll club that starting limea of the pl1yer1 are Ro11s Ardman, chiefs of ataff for flourl■hed wllh local palron.tge. arrana:ed so "the hot 1ho1..t on the thia yc.ar's L-K Bowl evenet. In thoae days, Chica,co 170 miles final round will be on the air for ,wa and St. Louis 1&0 reprel!lent• aeveral hole&--tncluding the ail­ ed r,ormidable treks to the near- lm;iortant la1t one. Boxing mat• est maj or league baseball. chea 1tart at the appointed TV But when Detroit n,otor-makcrs time even ll It'• still daylight ln finally cot us ·an on wheeil. our the Far West. town team died 1>f neglect. U we But moat of all it makes u1 weren 't baaeball week ending In pweat. Plenty of episodes that Chicago or St. Loula, . . we , . were make a lively TV shot during the savlne: our dough to weet ·end Jn progreq of a game, don't mean Chlcaio or St. Louis. Our local a darned thin& in the over-all league disbanded. story that must be v.-rltten when UPI - Maj or . . NEW YORK Today you can get for free: It's o ver. league players were in accord lo­ Baaeball World Ser:ea, All Star A nd lhere'1 alway1 a gu y who day for at.aging a second All•Star games and "Game of the Day, " wonders, ''Why didn't you men• game neKl season, but the feeling The beat In college and pro foot• lion It?'' predominated for 11. return lo the ball. The Kentucky Derby, Preak­ old sin(::le game plan beginning In ne11 ond Belmont stakes-rac• TO TOUR SWIDaN 1002. lng'.t "triple crown." Big hunk11 STOCKHOLM, Sweden UP[ Baseball Commissioner Ford o( America's treattisl golf ebam­ World heav)'welght champi o n Frick gran ted permlaalon Mon day plon1hlp11 Including the U. S. Floyd -Patterson be,tna his boxin(I for a second "pension-fund gamo" Open, Ma1ter1 and PGA, often the tour of Sweden here Au1. 10, it in 1961 because the ,WO.odd play. flneat piece, of sporui: dram.t on waa a n nounced Mb nday. era on the 18 big league cluba the air. National tennta champlonvoted lts approval by a 6·1 mariln. 1hJp1 at Fore.at HIii• and, OCCH• CRASH INJURII 2S Frick said, however, that a l onally, the Davl.11 Cup challenge Wla. UPI-A car COLUMBUS, "new and lncroHod 1W contract round when the U. S. I• lucky with ml1ratory loaded truck a hit In 1962" should eliminate the n eed enoua:h to be in It. And the Obm• farm workera M.:mday, lnjurln1 tor a second game. pie 111:ame.t. 25 peraon,. Police ..id lhe l njur. Llw With TV were piled up on the hi&h• ed. REDS RICALL AZCUI Boxing i.t a televl1ion casualty way "like cord.wood." Three •m• CINCINNATI UPI - Catcher -and tbat'a another atory. bulance1 made 1even trip, to St. Joaquin (Jake) A:,cue, 20-ycar-old Unlike . J>oxlns, moat major Mary'1 Hotpltal here lo brlq In Cuban of International Lea&ue'1 1porta have learned to live with 23 Inj ured from the truck and Jeney City club wlll report to the tele\'ialon-and to benefit by It- two occupant, of the cu, Clndnnall Reds at Chicago where Impact Of TV On Sports Has Been Tremendous Players Agree On Another Double All.Star the Ohio team opens a four-a:ame scriea today. Cincinnati catcher Dutch Dotterer waa aaslJned to the Jency City club In exchana:e for ,.\r.cuf!. ODJ} LOT United p,.., lnternatlo,MI The Baltimore Orlole1 are back In contention ln thti American Lea1ue race - and they owe their late.et reaura:ence to Milt P1ppa1, whn loves to beat the defendin1 champion 'white Sox. Baltlmore closed to within three ,:ames of flrat place Chlcaao Mon• day nl1ht a.t Pappu beat Al Lo­ pez' crew for lhe third 1tr1l1ht time thl1 season, 2•1. Pappoa, who sufered a son I arm earller in the aeuon, ha• 1trona: · armed the con,iatently ' MEN'S WORK BOOTS Sizes 8, 7, t in: , BIA., 914 only ValUII T• '11 .95 $10.00 pr. Roush'• Shot Store Mlcldleport, Olllo Dt_Eco1o■io1I Diil11ce ROD and REELS - All Types On Hand - Go At 2S% OFF OIARCOAL GRILLS- Electric Rotlssary Type Now Reduced From $1 7.77 to $13.32 ' Orioles Back In Contention JustThreeGamesOutOflst SAND IOXES ...:.. PICNIC TABLES - GYM SITS ALSO ON SAW BUY NOW. and.SAVE WHILE SALE LASTSI . Mooll'S STORE - W. MAIN ST. - POMEROY, OHIO • a..o, A NBW SIUl'MBNT OF .,...� - Colol'flll u 111,,i •1 Li■, 1, STAR K'S PHA RMACY Pllone WY.a.llU E. IIAIN S� The New York Yanll:eu moved to within I half t&:m,e � Chlcqo bf odilnl the DelNII Ti&:er■, ;1.2, Jlm Pefft' llvt-hlt the Waablnaton Senaton II the Cleveland Indiana and the ·KanMI City Alh• won, letlra toot 10 lnninC■ to defe1t the Bolton Red sox, H. i n other American LN,ue •�mea. Just Rec,ived--­ Ha, Hood and Motor Also $22.95 ELEmlC · · · · · · · · · · · ' · · · · · · · · · · · · NOW $1 7.21 h White Sox, aad h11 ,n earned run averaa:e of J.00 for hl1 r, lnn11111 work aa:alnot ChltllO thl* 7ear. Gene Woodllnt, who haa batted .HS ataln1t Cbicqo pltc:hln,: lhlo 1ea1on, dellvered lht '#lnnl n• run In _.he aeventh lnnln, when hi• pinch 1ln1le ICOfff Ron Hanaen rrom ■econd bue. Hanaen wu credited with a double when Min• nle Mlnoeo milJYcll:ed .bit fly ball In ten field. ■ ·PO IROY, 0, COSTUME JEWELRY , $1.00 , DUTTON'S Drqg. •Store "FIID PAJUWiO" C.Utllldl. lllllliLIMT ' . ------------- --o., Au,. � tGeO · . Graham Killed On Utah Flats BONNEVll,LE SALT FLATS, Utah UPI - Utah 1peed racer Athol Graham will never realize b1.t ambition to become the first American to drlve 400 mile& an bOUI'. Graham, S6-years-0ld Salt Lab City 1araceman, was kllled Mon­ day when bl.t home-made e&r 1kid, ded and Dipped over on Bonne­ ville Salt l'latl ln weatern Utah. Graham was the fint of tour racera acheduled to attempt to 1et a new world land speed record at Bonneville this 1ummer. Others to f11Uow are Dr. Nathan 01tkh f?I Loa Angele.t, Don ald Campbell of London, and Mkkey TbomPIOD of IA• Ana:elea. 'Ibe Utah driver, operator or a praae in Salt Late City, had hoped to aurpas1 the WGrld record Future Plans, Real Solid, Needed Today CHICAGO UPI - The Conti­ nental League•, bid or recogni­ tion of baseball'a third major league might eiplode today un­ lw the neweomen ean establish future plant 10lidly for the expan­ committees or both the sion American and National leas:ues. The two prime mover, of Con­ tinental League, .Branch Rickey, formerly the director of the St. Louil, Brooklyn and Pittsburgh teama in lhe N•tional Leaa:ue, and Bill Shea, aeell:ina: mere major league baseball for New York, meet with eight representatives rrom both leagues. of 31N.19 miles per hour establilb­ ed by ED1land's John Cobb ln UM7. The twisted wrectaa:e of Gn• ham'• � home-made racer wa, returned from the salt fiat to Sall LaU City todli)'. A lthoua:h no of!iolal cause of the mishap wu blamed the AC· lla:ted, observon and cldent on too much power acceleration for the weia:hl of the racer. Jets Split Monday Willh Toronto Lealo TORONTO UPJ - The Columbua Jets split a Monday do ubleheader with the Toronto Maple Leal.t, IOI· ing the fir.st game a-o and winning the nightcap, 6-4. It was the third victory in the last four games tor the Jets who previousl'y had lost n ine straight. Al Clcote blanked the Jets in the fint game but Columbus was never behind in the second. ,.Pick ,Barone and reliever Don Williams alam• med out back-to-back. homera in the sixth Jnning to break a 4◄ tie a nd give the Je� the victory, WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Cllonntil !-· 1 uesdoy 4:00 Cqmedy Playbol.Ue 4:IO Advenl\1re Theater &:00 Steamboat Bill is::m Woody Woodp('cker 6:00 Muslc in th!! koul'td 6 : 1 5 Jim Thacker Show 6:25 Wealhe-rcHl 6:30 Nt'W8 Pi<'turc 8:45 l�untley-Brinkley Report f N) Cannonball 'l :au L11ram1e 8.30 American Gas Playhouse 9:00 Rictiard Diamond 9:30 Arthur Murr,1.y Party 10:00 M Squad 10:30 Phil SilYerS Show 1 1 :00 News 1 1 : 10 Weathercast 1 1 : 1 5 Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sign 01i r I ... • • •• ••• ·"9 :W ••• IAt ma talk t:ll him first, Nina, tm all ke-;,ed up. Ci Cllannel 8 - Wednesda, ·,' ' WHTN-TV Cha nnel 13 f,�a!?�!l!,"!!esdot Channel 13 Wednesday • • and VARNISH CO. GENERAL PAINT . P RO D U C T S *PRIMER (Exterior or Interior) *ALKYD WALL B'ASE WALL �w• "� CVRLY XAYOE ·' , *SPAR VARNISH Full Lint Of Colon - - - \ Any Type - Only Ont Price $3.98 . g al · $1.25 qt During The Entire Mondi Of August \ Clinto n Fisher Company Sol• - PAINT _, S.rYict ..."" ,wy,,1.z41t ., !'l•,.• ' ,_ . !IDDDLEPORT, 0. t ·, - -- 7•• M," nute M as o n County NEWS Titn•I Dady =·. , . :!· 1 . . :-, *OUTSIDE HOUSE COuNtv up TO The ,;oo ,;oo Nationa lly . Aclverti sed '' ' WMPO Dail.y brogram �edule A COMPLETE LINE OF *PORCH and DECK Brings You ..... I nJg DOES IT ! ENAMEL I JEH Dr. Ray R. Pickens ( A:,.� fi:i"I., :tD FROM AUG. 7th to AUG. 1 4th 8. SECOND AYE, "'(!•• PIANVTI Cha11nal 3 - Wednesdlf CARDINALS CUT THREE LAKE FOREST, Ill. UPI - The St. Louia Football Cardinals put three players on the waiver list today as the Cardinal squad was cut to 50 men, Coach Frank Ivy said. Joe Norred, a roo kie line. backer from Alabama, and two de­ fen,ive backs, Burl Owe na, of Kent State. and Jim Wagataff, from Ida• ho State were cut. Office For One W�ek *HIGH GLOSS Plans were made lut an educ•­ tl'anal exhibit it lhe county fair re­ cently when the Mei1a Cf.l unly 4-H l'1euure Riden Club met with Aw t.11 Collins, .vice president, in rti11rge. During the meelinl, Mn. W. A. Mor111.n announred ttlat a member or th.e elub will bt selected by C . E . Blake.tlee. county d:t,nalon agent, to repreaent the club 11 the st■te luit. Following the meetlng a wiel"lffl' . roaSt waa held with Mr. and Mra. WIiiiam Colli ns and Anita as boats. • TO'Ht'ing Hats, Sleek Hairdos ��ii. for tonring hat, and !)eek, 1kort hair d411 ror lhe month1 ahead, Parll deliri,,er, IO decreed in a show which kicked off a week­ lone fashion extrnaganl.ll which the ChlJ)'lbre SyndJeale de la Cou­ ture Parlalenne 1ta&:e1 twice a ye1,r. 1'nday, memben of the Chambre tiot dmfl) to the bualnen of •ii• houette, hemline, •aiatUne, and • • • fabric of clothes in Jenera!, with John Vale and Carl Shenefield Jacques Grlffe the lead-off de1ign. repol'ted on their e11:periente1 a t -4-H camp a l ,i recent meetlng o f ..,o.tWt, ll'ttnch Stp1K the Salem Center Boys Club held By the end of the week , 3� at the sehOOI building. The pro­ members of the Chambre, or1at1ject le&aon was on the motor kit 8:30 Price 111 Right lied 1o promote French atrlea, will "Gesmo" board with Dick Lambert 9:00 Happy have -,fl own their fall and f,'inter and Sheridan Boothe conducting co\lettions Jo reporter■ and hu)­ demonstrations on the uae of a Ufe Your Is ��\: �� � I era. 6:f5 Sign On stretcher. During the meeting en­ 10:30 Tombstone Territory But Sunday nlghl, hat1 and haiT• 1:00 Today try blanks were completed for do& loot precedence oYer all other Id)() Katie :loonan Sh ow Ll:00 Newa Hudllne1 fair exl')lbit.11 and order blailk:.t dil­ facets of fashion. For the flnt 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. North 1 1 : ll1 Wettnettal\ tnbuted among the boya for sell­ time, It deslgners - 1ome of thenJ 10:00 Dough Re Mi 1 1 : UI, 'The Jack Pu, Shor ing pobto chips, a mo ney•rai1ina: milliners, some ereators of strictly t_0:3� Play Your Hunc� 1 ,no _ n ou s11_ activity of the club. Carl E. Shene, 0____ _:_____ .: ____ the whole wardrobe - ('OOj',erated field, nporter. in a hal and hair style show at one of J.he Eiffel To1Ner's two restaur­ A demonstration on euttin« out ants. a dress wu flivlfln b� GJaria Bµck The tower waa a most approprl• I Report,r at the july 18 meeti� of ti}!' Rpek ate seltiOJ, (or the ha.ti were ta11 lJ :30 i Married Joan SprinFs Busy Bee 4-H Club, he,ld a t 1:00 .Amertl;!an BP.mhrtAnd peaked eones, stovepipes, pu_rff the horn� of llrt. Amoa Leonard. �:30 Rocll:y and Hie• Friends 1:00 Restless Gun turhlna riahl qut of Arabian t-1:-0 Li.Ne That Bob Janet Arnold, l't!!:,Orter. -':00 San f raacla...-o Hett nltbta, dPmts and 1P1.ra.ls some an 1 .. 30 Faces About :99 1 Your Es!K," Renra&lr , e,ay 11 i1'f.hff tiigb. }1edic Th� Allred Mind Clo.en 4-H 1 Paris' top ttllt 1:40 Weather Teller club met juJy iii: at tht Al­ 2:QQ t)ay in Court Eil!,:I Tower for our the "Why '9:45 Jolin f'<il)' 1lew1 2:J.O Gale Storm Sh1w fred Church With )fta. Sarah C11ld• the �mn,entator. s1id abow?" 7:00 Honeymooners well ·and Mn. Barbara Gaul, ad• t:ai) ie11t tht> -Cll)('!k top h•t of Paris ll\e ii it "Because 7 :30 Sugarfoot 1:30 1\iho Do You Tr�t visors in ch�rff. '10 wrar1 . . . for . been h• . . . ,:30 Wyatt Earp The pro�ff le5.50p _ W,1,J OIi 4-H . American Bandstand the wed• mark to place fjUiD& is ij ,:oo Th,- Rifleman , Ky .ft-lend Fllcka ump with Poril i:a�well present• ,Ung betweep millineey and the 9:30 Colt .-4� Beat �Tanrlle,,1 ' lift ing a report on the camp and als o r,s." J"0:00 Alcos Present! 6:$0 Your Esso Reporter on the eo-op lour taken on JUiy 'l. hairdr.ene eefore the bats went on, the A demonstration on his electrical 10:30 Travel Film models paraded the coiffures from 8:fO Weather Teller was given by Tommy Dorst. project _ 1 1:00 The News Tonight Pari.t' leading hairdressers, Mo st 6:45 John Dal,-..News Sunday lhe group he1d a picnic 1 1 : 10 Scanning the We11ther were short, just barely tourh­ eutA 7:00 Four Just Men at Forked Run Ulke. Linda Hend­ in.11: the nape of the neck. SeYeral 7:30 Music tor Summer Nfl!:ht 1 : Ul Sports ,Report reporter. erson, 1 �mt! with banJ?8. A few hinted 1 :20 Late Show 8:30 Nel!lon Family at the upsweep of World War II ij.:00 ThEi NewA Tonig!n. · A demonstration ?n packing a B:OO Wednesday Night Flghle years. But almost all were witho ut 11:05 Scanning the Weather lunch was glYen b:ir Rosemary An• curl, a nd only the auggestion o f l : 16- Sporlw .Rev<>rt 9:45 Sports Parade drew at the July U5 meeting ol t waves. 1 :20 TBA . 10.00 ·Hawaiiafl Eye the Riverview 4-H Club held 1t the home of Melanie and Linda Brown. riet� Nelgltr and llril. Rese Grind. ll•OO Newa Tonight Nola Jane Myers and Cathy An • st,lff, advisors, in charge, Carol 1 1 : 10' Scannin g the Weather pretented reports on health Wilcoxen, repo�r. drew fteport Sports 1 1 :13 8:00 Teachers Workshop • • • and ufety. Members worked on 1 1 :20 Lat,: Show 1:30 Romper Room thelr project book1 durln� the Report, on canip 'flere alven by meeting, Sue Ann Mye rs, reporter. ihe Senior ·lolly Stitcher& Clu b • • • �bich tnet at the Str•cuse school Members worked on their 1ew- wilh Jessie Cottrill and Anp Sauv1 1 :30 The t:'ltaµ' Horizon ing projects at the July 14 age in charge. Sh,aron S. Cottrill, 12:00 Love of Life meeting of tbe Bedford Lucky Clo- reporter. • "' • 12:30 Searcti ,Or Tomorrow ver-, htld at . the home of Nt!)CY l:Uli Mre1. Storm 12:411 The Guldl111 Light James Gr'¥8er 1ave demonatraRiggs. Mrs. Pat iones and Mrs. ·,:sc ..d:dae of NIHbt On leadl na: (!alvea and fitting H.1.n Carp• . .,..•· ad'>'isors, assl.&ted t.lona Riley of Life 1'.00 f:00 11te Three Stoog• ..,. " r arm Boys l�em wfttn the u,,,,an the gir-11 .Hi� Hart, reporW. TUrDI World tbe Al l:� • • • 1:00 Artlmr J, Smitb ,, ... home with GJ'u{Jer lhe .at met C)ub 2:00 FuU Circle l:l.i A Look al the Weather eompleting county Charles Lee, junior leader, in toward.& Work 2:SO Rou1e Part1 fS:20 Jule Rivlin Show , waa done cl_iarp: James Bentz reported on fair exhibit �jeeta 1:90 1'be Millionaire 1:30 Amos 'n' Andy when the Racine Ju n ior Jolly hu work on a small gasollne motor . 1130 The VeNf.cl .JI Youn · Y:00 Steve Donava n Neighbors eLub ,met at · tbe Racine 11.fld p)1in1...weoi ftade by - the ir<>up ·: ,:oo The Brtlbier Da) ethodJal Ohurcft with Mn. Hair,.., ,ar,,corn1>l1ting project b®ks by M 'I :30 Lock Up _.,...., the'tiext meeti n g date. Charles Lee .--,:15 '!:,e S�cre;t · Storm 8:00 Peck's Bad Girl t h N111 reporter. f o Edge 1:30 Many L..vea ' of Doby GUiia ,:ao • • • Stooge, Three Tbe 5:00 t:OO Tightrope Stcurfpa: flo��s for 111 inva.\id was 6:00 News , �:30 The Comedy Spot • l'l!PRr� on llY kalhv Rust.el wii.en . w 6:15 A Look al the Weather 10:00 Diagno1is Unknow n the K@V to Bettel' Livi,nt Club 11 :00 1 1 O'clock News 6:30 Jule Rivlin Show met ,@l, the �me of Mi's. Arina Rusweather tre at Andy 1 1 : 10 A Look e 30 Amo, & sell. be\iy Clark, report,r. 1, IIW l 1 : 15 Theater 1 3 7 : 00 Highway Patrol I 7:30 Reckoning COURT MASON 8:30 Men Into Space Marrjage Licenses Filed: 9:00 The Millionaire OonJ;ld Gene Johnson, 18, Le· ttOO New, 9:30 I've Got A Secret tart, R oute 1, · and Delore& Ann Kaoaaroo 1:11 Captain l0:00 Armstrong Circle 1'heater Reitmire, 17, New Haven. l:OQ Car.toon Theater l l :00 1 1 O'clock News Samuel Amos Wj)odrHr, Jr., 21, 10:00 December Bride A Loog at the Weather Worthi ngton, Ohio, and Susan ' 10:30 Vitleo Village 13 'Theater Elizabeth Davis, 21, Columbus, o. 1,J:00 I Love Lucy ·· � Joh n Franklin Wamsley, 20, Che,hlre, and Deloris Joan Conlay. � £ 19, Poin t Pleasant. · John Carter, 24. Chesler, Ohio. 12:30 JuSt For You (Mandav • Friday) · • arid Melanie H u tchinson, 21. Ma1 :00 , Newa. Readlinea 1_58 Sign On son . u Yo Juat�For 1:02 Guest Star . tdwlh Eugen e Rayburn. 2D- Col• 1: 30 News.. i!l-15 New, and Carolyn Ruth O'otson, umbµs 1 :30 Just F.or You 6;80 RFD olumbus. C "18, t n P]easa Pt. on Calli�£ 2:00 News Headlinet Dale ·ctalr Teaford, Jr., 18, 'Ma· 3:00 News Headlines 7·02 Breakfast Party • a nd Wan· da Lou Corriell, 18, son, 3 :02 Music Go Round 7;30 Pickena Hardware Show MalOll. N ew, 3:30 V:48 Breakfast Party Juia;mHt Suits P:llad \ 3:35 Music Go �ound 8·00 News Headlind Sillman and Company, Inc. . vt, n e■ Heailll 4•00 • al02 Sport, Report • J. Bn,tic, dba The Jewell Oltp t11 Go fJ.ound lfu:.J� t:ln 8:03 Breakfast Part, Raven, New Shop, . � •· · Locll N 1 . 8·30 . N8lf,1 ComRefining and Oil Alhland und o Jt GoMu,lc 4:3, 8 ;33 1,rdkfut Party Hilda Dabney, C. I\USBell Vs P.Jny �pres �eball SiOC> a Heiplibe Nt� a-oo I)abney, Ha�Ue Dabney, Carl S. O:� Mutlc 1Go Rou nd 9;02 Bteikfast party Dab ney, Point Pletaant iBuildini,; a Beadline Ne�.11 5:'1 9 -SO Ne and, Loan Ataociation, R. F. MusRound Go Ku1�e fl:81 Part.J ast 9:35. Brea � ll'.�:ve: 'µ-u,inee. od•up u o R News 5:40 Complete • ,o:cx;t eoffe Tlm'e Orlil 'Oodaon v1 Sarah F. 1.erkle und o se-S ou $leak Cio,r'I 8:00 � 10;1� SWlp Shop for settlemel).� of the Thoma& M . 60 • illlnet 10·1• News . :... Dodson eatate. e · tion,. Momi JO: 1111 1 DMtrce Suitt Flliiil . .,.._,.;-t:rlude i.: lf Z ; d ]la iD 10 M. Sfi<!he v, o\lo A. SMMyn/e 'l: �;� •dlll'lea Nffl � · iftN 11 . . be, C� v1 ·Beubh Con• Herman · terlude •I· , 7 r!t · . ))01m Cou'rijey Jt: . J. BO(iS v, iflldred !fee, Je..dllnea · 'l: Farm. 'niJDe U :29 . and Boffl, Ran• vs at W t.ee NU1cy i;erenade o!iia 11 '30 llacinse J•bllee �•U 'Lee Ntal. 12•� N� 8•00 ....Ill.I - - · -Gl!OiG- WCHS-TV Channel 8 �honnel 8-1 uesdo) r.: ::::�.., I Will Be Out Of My *SEMI-GLOSS Priee 1- lUaht Concent.r11Uon Truth or Coiaequenees It Could &I YoL Hid fl�y Newa Movietlme Loretbl Young Theater Yo1.mg Dr . .t'lalone From T�eRe Roo•s <lomt.dy Playhouse Ad'>'enture 'f'-ne Sleamb�t lilll 01.1ld; DrillW MeGnw .M:ueic ln µie Round The Jin,, Duk.,. Sbo9 Wl.!!:.tllallut PittunJ,, Uuntle,, Brir.klu R.epert Manhunt Wagon Train ::-,---=-� The American Lea1ue long has been able to expand lo 10 team, the at any lime and last month National League voled to expand to 1 0 teams immediately, if the Continental League i:11 not ready to start. The Continental League ha1 not yet complied with the 10 points outlined by the major league.s a year ago III ne<:effsary for rec oa:• nition u a third major league. These established population ata.n­ darda for major lea,ue baseb11ll, salary levels, player limitg and · also dellned the indemnities lo be paid t o minor league team, whose territory la invaded. *RUBBER l l :00 i l l :30 l'Z:00 1 1 �• 30 l 00 1 : 1O 2:30 3:00 3 30 4:00 t:30 l):00 l)::,o 8:00 11:U I JS J:8(l d:4D 7 :00 7:30 4-H Mews �jt�, 10 � .&. M ' 11 •5 5 AM 1J.. .:.,1 5 ,•05 PM =!'!=.,;,_""--"'·""-===""".::!! w·=� = l!em,rd NANQY EAT AT JOE'S THIC:KIST SANDWICH IN TOWN ,, ' '" .. :"' '".'" ···: .. DO 'l'O!j 'Tl-1,t<IK ·THAT TIP OH �'m" �b & 111..1 . S­ oMo Sh tc Att llilh a,. 111:b Sta, t u l mtib� , Ohl e • j f (I-Daill' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aus. 2, 1960 Around And About Ml' ddleport ,;---,----:-:--:::---;-;,�-;--;-;---;- }New Marching Band Members Named :At First Practice Session At Middleport I Baby-Faced Annette Funicello Dates Mostly Singers, Likes Frank Sinatra Bradbury, Enlerlain Col,,man, Horu,r«l • •· 1nd Mn , JamH 81.nbGrn ente'1,l.lned Sunday with I dinner It their bome In Cbe■bln In honor 0� tbe weddln1 lhnlvenary of Mr. S.nbon. '1 wenta. Mr. and Mn. Bethe.I Colem�n.. The dinner Ulble . men:t wu centered with an ur,n1e of flowen from tbe SPbon. pr.. dee. Also pieatnt for tbe dinner were Othen preaent for the 1upper · l.o)' Colem an, ■on of Mr. and Mn. were Mr. and Mra. Chari.ea Asa Coleman, 1nd the small son of the Bradbury and ebild ren and Mn. �nborna. Charlea McNamee. Mr. and ltn. CecU � ot Mlddlep0rt ehterta!hed llondlf evening with an out door aupper in honor of Kr. 1nd )In. Fnncls Biron and di\l&hter, J1nie, of Briltol, Vir1lnla, who are houN 1ue1U of Miu Hartle M arie :;milb for 1ever1l d1y1. The Blrotlll art former Middleport residents. I HOLLYWOOD UPI _ "I may month. "Actually, l don't mtnd p)a y4nl I look like II woman, but I'm st ill a ' teen Fun1cella. n n tte e says irl." A g - 11e rolet rilbt _now, After f New members of the Middleport High School marching :douse Club" I'm 2 1 I'll be more interested in form er "Mickey By FREDDIE HOUD,\S�LT I duld star w h o is a mat ur e young playing glamor girl parta;· An:band were named Monday when Eugene Sears, band master, �,r� Hobert Hurn returned last l lady o( almost 18. ne t te con t i n ued. "It WH all rilbt •ealled lbe !int practice at 6:30. Friday fro m Grand Rapids, :11 1 ch., j ·· My measure m e nts are 3&22·36, for Lana Turner to pl ay IIX)' Members movir.g up from the Junior band are Joy Boggs, where she has spent th e past week which are' so rt of adult , " sh e. co n • rnl�, when 11he w11 a teen,1&:er Diane Criswell, Martha Fowler, Cheryl Fife, Diane VanC oon• wnh relati ves. SNe wen t especliilly I 1ea11ed. "Bu t I h ave a baby race because she Jo0k.ed more mature, �Y, Mite Lloyd, Ann Crlne_r, [va Stewart, Mike Archer, Susan at tend the gnduat ion of her a nd produc �ra say J haven't grad· Date1 M:Ntly 51"9ffl to und� Slate, Robert �hmoll, neph<Lw. Hobert Srhneidcr, from / uated to woman h ood yet:• "When I'm on the road making cream public ice the 11t appearance Ka11ff. Seren Lewis, Larr)' HarmiWestern M 1ch1J!an social which the Band Booswrs As a r e .11ul t , the dark • haired personal a ppearances I, da te more ! ,an, Kel\h Morgan and Paul will aponaor on t h e lawn al t he J ohn , J udy and Janie J obb .. : brlJ.: h l-eyed teenager will conti n ue often than I do at home," 1he Ret11rn From Trip '11lompson. c l u l tlren of Mr c1nd Mrs. J i m �� bb I to play teen age roles. smiled. "'For some reason moat high school on A.ugu1t 12 and the Mr. and Mrs. "Clare nce Lace)' Manaa:era named for the year of H1rm m).' ha111. AI.. , al·e v1s1tm_l!I : "Jt's kind or con !usJ n g for me," or my dates are slni;era, .al play will they week following COLUMBUS UPI _; Al le11t I f daugh ten, Ruth Ann a n d Ka­ and are Paul Wilson, Jim Butcher ilhd w i t h .\1r and Mrs J. W Mom s I Anne tte sai d. the c,,unty fair on Friday . died 11 Ohio tra lfie acti• penons burers llag New father, Charle& Wayne Davis. "Now I O ou t with Frankie thy and her .i nd fam'. l y alld M r . a , '. J Mrs . 1 the announced hH Sean Mr. FNII LI�• nQ durin1 the weekend, • ,ur, de Wom.n n amed for Lhe y ear are Karen Hraneh l' lt'mm111g and fa111 1 I � . • · 1 fe el more like a wo man tha n A valon f F;i:ian a n d Diet Caruso. Peoples returned Friday night vey by U nlted Preu lnternation• next practice will be 6:30 p. m . on " Grege and Marily n Swan and addiare f Italia n back• rrom a vacation trip lo N a plea, I M rs. Jsal>cl W rneb rennei- s pe nt a :,: irl. bu t J have a diffil'ult timr M osI : them al showed tod ay. Thursday. � I' tiona l majorettes art Beve rly PerI Ilk un e me not so Florida. th wi lJu:. m u Col 1n end tht• week conv y e.ii rs peop incin be 18 I'll le g Thr� drownlnH, two of them =��e about th e �Id sayi1;g 'opposrin, Cinda Morris, Coiiccn Wiloon, :i-i rs 1\ l bnla Bennrlt j old very soo n ." , As part of th e ir t rip they went · younR"sters, ra l.ted the ovenll IC• ·t ,� Neda Bradford and Beverly Cun• ac 1 ttr !\l r a ud M rs Hrth(• I C oleman Anne lle has sig n ed a n ew con• 51 �� � diU. Jim Hood will again ht:ad lhe u t h · an I ' d re ally like to through the Smohy Mountains cidental death toll from 8 p. tn. dml ;,on. rt,._v . w,:,r(' m l ' o : tsmo � t h tract with Disney S tudios and will te band II Drum Major with his bro _ 1 also a singer and and alAO visi d a t Sliver Sprlni1. e.&.t. Friday to midnllhl Sunday la :.l 1-'rulay wht're they v 1 s 1 ted with I !! tar i n an hour-long .. Zorro" TV d a t! mos A t Naples they took ' tt the boat to 1'1. Included. wen: Lonnie Ken­ · lber, John, as his 111ista n 1. 1s name .18 Frank llahall, too. · d M \I . r au . rs.· W1ll1am K i m ble , for- se gmen I t h 1s , · fa ll . through trip the and nard , 13, Ntil.soavUle, .-Owned Everglades Oy s first S U it_ The band will �ak�_ s·ma tra · . . lllH lucal n•�1dr1 1 ts Ad ditionally, she will co-star in also toured the Carribbe a n GarI ln ;Lake Hope when he apparent• -------·,1 r a nd �tr� Orvi l le C h am bers ..T he Horse Masler a'' which DisTh� summer C'omrr.un1on ser• dena. ly fell from • pier while fhh_lq. , nee of the Mlddleport Finl Pre8· a ml du ldrrn u f �lontgomei-y, Ala.. ney will film in England neicl Birth la Announced by teria n Church wa11 held Sunday ;;;;;;..·;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;._...;...� arc v i q 1 1 1 1 i: w11h ;\,I r .ind Mrs. lier• I -;;;;;;-;.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Munns evt'ning i n a candl<'lii::ht cere• t)('fl Cham l1ers and nthcr relalives. : , are annou nci ng the birth of a n mony. Mn. Llllian S1rif!. or• A l so \' l l>J l l ! lg \\ I t h t he C h a m bers' a s -_FEATuaEs NATIONALLY eijJ:ht pound da�ghter at the g1ni111, opened the servic<! with over t hl' week e rwd wt're Mr. ;inti Lak e Memorial l{t'lsp1tal in Paint· lhe orsan prelude after which :i.,r�. WJlll!i Aleshire, Dayton. ville, Ohio. The new arrival ha■ APP�RJ:L AND The eleventh birth day of Su san :Y! r ;1 11d \.lrs P:w l K. Russell t he Doxology was sung by t he con­ beeri named Lee Ann and ha! one Morris Will cclebnted S11 t urd11y gregation. were m Mradllwhridge . w. Va., sister, K i m and a brolher, Geor1e n i1ht a l her home in Middl e port t hr WN·k rnd visiting with un'r of pastor Ruppell, Howard Rev. , Ru11ell. Mor­ w. Mre. J when her mother, 1 , ht>r p.trcnts, -'1.r. and Mn. E. B. By LUCILLE HAWK INS ris, entertai ned with I wi ener lhe church was in c harge of the llu�sell returned Mr Mci..:r;1w Grand pare nts are Mr. and Mrs. aiervlce and he was asslsled hy roast in her honor. Mrs. Lena Picke ns o( Mason, Rui!itll M ills, local, and Geora:e S u nda y h ut �rs. R ussell re • honw Mrs. Tewkabary, Bob Elders the were games n eveni the g During mainr1! for a lon.i::er visit. Their W. Va ., and Mi-Ji. Anna Miller Mum ns, New Jerse)'. pll)'ed wi t h priz.cs bcini; wo n by J . . E. Harley, J. H. Grale, Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Harry MIii■- and dauphtrr, Kayte. is also visiting were Wednesday guests of Mn. BE.AU BRUMMEL of the David Jen ki ns and El1ine Hackett. Ar t hur Lewis, Huberl T;iylur, Tracy. J. E. raws. : l\lt-t ht' ! and Mrs. Victor Grim all local Mr. with 1:,eachcomher crowd UI attired Susan re ceived ma ny n ice gifU Ju dson Whi te. Ru11eil Lyons, Le· Mr,. GriH Russell and daugh• are great gra ndparentJ. fine Top' t on Fisher, Karl Cli11 Jr., Stuer wls Play-Pet In natUly from her friends. :11 r and Mrs Al bert Hendrix a nd t er, Mrs. K. T. Wacner and chi!· new buccaneer zip pBllt. of Ot her guests a t the part)' were Ow9111, Mrs. E. 0. Te wksbary a n d l'l i d rlren nr SI. Alban.� s pent th e drc n , K aren and Tommy visited White aateen, Bold red and L.1ricaater Family M a rllyn Stumbo. Jlosc Marie Hack• Misl Sunn Park. week end with Mr. and M rs. L. E. Thursday w i t h Mr s . E. J. Tracy. service lhr for & t elemen e Th b1'Bld 11tr1pe1 down the navy e.U, Marsha Hacke t t, Sam Hood, Mr. and Mn. Winfield Glue " r1pl( 11 .ind family. 1 Mr. and Mn. Samuel Fell of •de match the bra.Id o n U1e Geor1e Sauer, Debbie Grue■er, were pr e pared i,y Mrs. Jo: verett Tum• f ' l'urter, Ex ecutive Head Sylvania apent son, Edwa,d, came Salurda)' and Saturday with ntck or lh1 ■hort..-llleevl!d knit Norm a SU!war t , Marvi n Fr)', Steve Bac h ner and Mrs. Edward Bur• � t ,I -T ll 1gh S<:hoo J- i n Trimble t h eir aunt, Mra. E. J. Traey. to spe nd the weeken d with Mr. T 1htrt., Hindy, John ny Hood, Stephanie kell. spent �unday a fternoon wilh Law Mrs. Walter Schreiber return­ a n d Mrs. Paul Hapton1tall and Special service t he · for mu1ic y enn K rey,, h Hump sandy Pullen, rr tl('r J ki nl•r and oth er Rutland ed home from H o lzer Hospital ch ildren, Edlth omd BIily. Their and M arjorie Harris, Jim Butcher, was furnished by the pa stor who · friends. · I Friday and ls convaleficing nicely. daughter, Frances, hH been the , Larry Gladwell, J oh n ny Evans, sang "I Walked Tod ay Where Je , gues t of the Haptonstalls for lhe Gordo n Harris a nd . William Wells who �as been pall week and returned to their · M r. a. nd Mrs Carole A n derson , Teddy Morarlty sus Walke d " and t he senior choir . oving. impr k weeks aeveral for ill sons rcl u rr�l'd Suucluy to theI r and Su11n·s couama, John and which ung "Beneath the Croa& of Mrs. Marion Howell of Col u m­ home in Lancaster with them Sun­ Jeaus?'' her hom e ll� t ol _u mOus after a two d n a m a, Janie Jobb, of Aliiba day. Edith Haptonstall also re-­ ln the morning duri n g the wor• weeks v1s11 with Mr. and M n. C. M. bu& spent th e weeke nd wit h Mr. turned with them for a week's 1i1ter, Krist. a. nd Mrs. Walter Walker and Mr. a ship service au orii:1 n-ac:eordla n llemwsy ,1ni.l Mr. and Mrs. Robert visit. I a nd I am iiy. a nd M ?I. J 1meH W'll d ue t WI.II played b)' Mre. Stcilf 1 J ohn Frlck was pleasa n tly sur­ 1a r A Cartoon l"'Y Nl1htl Mr. and �rs. Hugh Fe rgus n an d Mr■. Paul H'l ptor1st 111l. Their priaed Sunday evenln� when hh Sun day the Haptonl!ltall1 enter• � /"·,rnd Mrs. C. It Si n gleto n of and son, Jim my of Co lumb:s taint!d wilh dinner for their t nueiber was ·'Alone . " with r h alha r e here ton c Charles gi-andchlldren enlPrtained w ith a were weeken il guestJ of her parfa m ily party at hia home, Jtock er, ·J u D0 wning '. while Mr. and ents, Mr. an d Mrs. Pearl Parker. gueatJ anil Mre. H a pton1tal1'1 par•., ents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Shup llud ut•y Downm g are on vacaSpri ngs Roa d , in ohscrvanl'e or Mrs . · reI urned and Lht!lr house f?Ue&tl, Mr. and Mrs. Lillle Ma ln es TONIGHT and WEDNI IDAY tion. his 82 nd birthday whlCh Is Wed­ home Friday after a two week& Mrs. C. W. Balley. FAMIL Y NIGHTI nesd;iy. Mr . .ind it rs. Francis Blron a nd vl&lt with relative& in Brooksvllle, William Ho lden - Gene Kelly A dcl'orated birthday cake in· rl da11i::hler, .J an i1•, of Bristol, Va .. Ky. She was aecompanied home "TIIE BRJDGES AT TOKO-RI" in white and decoratcr1 wi t h Yrl· r.imc �at11 1·day fur a visi t with Miu. by Mra. J a ck. Hen,:ion who return• (Technloolor) The Racin e American Lc:iion l o w and pink ro11es, wit h lhe in­ Harrie !\lam· Smith ,md her fa- ed home Monday. - allO Mr. and Mn. Ed Rru te r visited Po1 t No, 602 held a chicken hube• scrip t ion "Happy Birthday nrand• thcr, Cli.1rlt·s Smith, Silvana Mangano , Kirk DouilH J t· at1 c · a�t'Y 1,f J .d1anon, Va., Is Su nday wi th Mr. a nd Mrs. Wal ter cue at the Oa.vld Vo¥t fishing c11hi11 ps 82" In pink, 11nd Jee cream · 'ULYSSES'' su1•11d 1 111! 1 hc week with Helen Lou- Walker. Sunday, July 3 1 , for Lcgionaires were serve d durlnR the evenin�. (T�h n h:olor) Mrs. C. L. Arnold, Alhe nt1 Road Taylor. lse ut• Fifty.four 1. e famili lhelr d •n Prese nt were !dr. a m? Mrs. NOW AT STA.Tl, Pt, ,tNNnt t last week i n Rind, W. Va., spen en be has who F'rt•1wh, uwl 1-. Mn, l�ndcd. H01hu•y, �Of\ d n a Pullln1 m Willla "SOUTH PACIFIC" Cheh Virgil Walker and Com­ Pt . Pleasa nt ; Mr. and Mrs. Poul vr�itini,.: 111 c ' nlum hus �ith Mr. a�d with her son-in-law an d d�u,hter, Only Here Can You Enjoy m ander William Cro.ss prepared 11 fo' rlck a nd childre n , Eddie, Paula Mr.�. Warnl' r fr1'tl("h and family Mr. and Mrs. Charle,- Elliott and PlcturOII In HI-Fi Soundl fine meal wi t h a11&ist11nce ot m cm• and Jerry, Mr. a nd Mrs. Eldo n wc1� rr t o rr u'd t u her home Sunday I family. Tenlplt Thrv Wed. Av• 3 COLUMBUS UPI _ The Ohio I Mr. and Mrs. Hosmer Roush or ber■ of the auxlliary and Joe Slo• Weeki, the honore e , and Mrs. by h. . r son and family. Democra tic carav an , after a week·� Mr. t1t11l Mrs. Judson W hi1<'. Hu- Minersvllle a nd Mr. and Mrs. pa use be.causo or �he Republican bart and Fritz Teaford, who served Frick. bcrt Taylor a nd daughter .. Helen James Rou.sh o( New liav!"l �ye N ational Conve n tion In Chicago, l a �NIII, · · L91,1isc, alld son, Bill, loC'a l, anU returned home after rt v1caUon in get, underway aJaln toda)' In the · ·• - Comrna ndcr Yo11 and Elso n Je�n Casey of Vir�inia, t1pe nt Sun Florida. Spencer kept aclivllieij ,::oing in• Die• In Col11mb11• Sixth District. \ Mrs. Ada Lambert of Middle­ day at L,1ke Hope. Pomeroy, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Alle n Reev es and cludl n11 boati ng, swimming and t received wor,t of the death of por Gov. Michael Vi. DiSalle was exMr. a11d Mrs. WIiiis Anlho11y 110n John have returned to thclr water 1kiln1 bei n g en joyed by all. TONIGHT her co usin, Mark Petl y, of Colum­ were in Luucastcr Sunday Hiter- home In Cincinnati after a weeks pected to join the caravan Thura. egular mcetlnJt or the r next The Robert Loul1 Stevenson', Po1t will be August 4. comma n der bus, i n D0clon Hospital Su11d11y. noon to vi�IL with Mr. a nd Mn. visit with Mr1. Freda Mitch In rlay, following his visit to Hyannla "SINK THE BISMARCK" Port, Mass., to d lscuu campaign Minersville. want1 all membNs tu al• Cron The remains were taken to t he \l. i l l iwn Sharp. Kenneth More - 'Dana Wynter nd a wlth t he party prtsl den ­ strategy Estes Chules Mrs. .and . Mr ter of daugh al)lonstull, 1lith � 1' nd. r tir l J Glen Myers Funeral Home, We�t Net 0,-.n Wedn111iay Sen. John F. Ken­ candidate, tial Sunday e tta were Mari or family n stall, to Hap Paul MrH. und Mr. Second Ave n ue, Columbw,, and THURSDAY and ,a1DAY nedv on Wednesday, h wil Sunday Lanuster tu wenl Edward Mrs. and Mr. of gue1ts services will be held Wcdna:isday Pic1tlc Sc/ie,l11l,•rl Wa lt Dl1ne)''1 M cthodh1t M r. u1ul Mrs. Wlnfieltl Glew and Parker, Mi nersville, The picnic of t he Jolly lhlll<'h at 2 : 00 al St. Luke D!Salle was to 1ive a speech a t "KJDNAPPED" hmily (or a w<'ek's visit. Mlll8 Le na Grue&et was the Sewln.a Club wlll h,• hr l <I this Church on Wes t Fifth Av e nue. Thur■da)'•. The caravan Ironton In Technlculot Mr. and Mn. C. W. Rallc.v came Sun day dinner guest of Mr. and Tiu.- dcceued is 1mrvlved Ly Th uraday eve n i ng: at 6:00 al the will then return here. COMING AUO. 7..., Keiser. Harry Mrs. ,md Mr. with visit a for Sa\ur<la:v . . home of Mn. J11rnc� Wcbrr in his wife. Eva. The caravan ha& scheduled IUN., MON, 1nd TUii, Mri;. llobNt Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush of drink aud dessert The lddleport. M Walt Diane)"1 Columbus and Mrs. Ne llie Moore stops at Wathlngton CourL House, Will be fuml Rhed by lhc ho1tc1R J'i,iting Pare11ta Here Batavia, Geor1etown , "SLEEPING BEAUTY" and daughter, Norma of Syracuae HJll&boro, and members lire asl..ed lo brln� 1nd Port.mouth Tue.. Union We11t In TCJChnlcolor Mr. Knd Mrs. Jtobart Dodi.lcrer were Su nd 11y guell'ls of Mr. and , t heir flvorite covcre1I dil1h. will 1tay overnl1ht Members day, and two d aughter,, 'Perei.1t ,ind Mrs. D;ive Grueser, Rock Sprin&a Waverl)'. at Jane A nn , Swanto n , Ohto. arl' '.Road. The Wedne&day PJ'OP'lm c1l11 From Snllps Sate spending t his week wi t h th -:iir par­ Miss Genevieve Stobnt re t urn· • • ' ! . • ' ' •· I cnt11, Mr. a nd Mr1, Ben Kcl terso n . rd home Frld1y after a week• ror stop• at Chillicothe, Cirtlevllle Lanc11ter, Logan, Athena ind •n MlneraHle, and Mr. a nd Mrs. E. A. Memher� of 1 lt11 Kin Cl11h a n d visit In Lane uter with her broth• overnla:ht atay at McArthur. Ooddcrcr, Coolvllle, RD. Both Mr. dav al 1 h e hr,me of Mr!I. Thl!oclore er-in-law ind 1i11tcr, Mr. and Mn, , , • ." • A,.., lt,...kft,t at McArthur , I • • . and Mrs. Dodriercr were formerly th�lr families hrld a pk nic ti un- A. N. Grueser, l vl1lt wHI caravan the Thut'lday, emplo)•ed ln The Dall)' Sentlntil l ,f' hew, Pros J)t-ct m ; i A basket Mr. ind Mn. Wal1er Thomas I· A,M, lo .I P.M, STORE HOURS � �on,IIIJ " � · J1dcSM, ,-,.,oy ancl Galllpoll1 I compo11ing room, PJII. t lo A,M, I � 111111 di nne r w;1s scn1ed 111 t p. m. l' nd and f i:l n1Uy of Crooksvltle were In the 10th Dldrkt .....,_ ..."I ' · , the 11rtcr noon w 1& sp11 n t hi p11y . ov_ernight au,.st,- of David Thomas to ll'Ollten. le, Friday. • M1ner1vll 11 11 prize:. with w Ing rded �.imes E11terttdn Relad11ea '• Mr. 1111 d Mrs. Wealey DeVol of Mr. and Mr■. EvereU Thomas the wi n ncn. arrived Tol do S1.lurday for a e i Atten di n� were M i . and Mr . cnlertalned wllh a �Innier Saturvl1it with his pnenb, Mr. and day at their home, Locust St . H.erolct Johnson of Sprln l?fir ld . M rs. Loren De VoI anti other re1aMl'I Edgar a"d Mn. Mr. . Pratt, Guest, were Mr. a nd Mr,. Walter lives. a\. Thon;iaR, 110111 Mike. Joh n, Tim and �' rank Powera and family, Mr. rs. H a rold John,on of Mr, and m 'fed and daua;httrs Judy and Su&le a n d Mrs. WIiiard P.�.rrshRrh A nd Srrln& fle Id were wee kend gue1tI hter and dau Mn. Mr. Cheryl, . i:: H. of Crookav llle ind David Thom C. J. Eberebach. Mr. and M1's . . o her sl■ter, Mr,. Theodore Le· i n���__ M -� · l larold ��beubach and £am\ly, Mr. _hew. Homer Carletor:i returned to hia i ,-.;.;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;_;_,_;;;;;;-; ;ind Mrs. Homer Hawklns. Mrs. A n nice Ohllnger, Mr. and home, Norwood , S1turd1y after 1 8eatl for I - In juat two fttt r0f eloael 1pac1, with 8,\IIIONITS Mrs, R. E. Vauah.11.n and d1mghl er 1everal d ay■- visit with Mr. and Repwly fSB.95 foldln1 chair■. C.mlorttblt. Judy, Mr, anrl: Mr1. Ted Warner M l'I, G. T. Carlehm, fl1twood1. IT'S 1oocl-loolin11 u praetlctl II 11111n Mr. ind Mrs '.Id. L Cha fin of .-nd h1mily an d sue1i,t1 M r . and ean be . . . 1na mrd a,I Sliver Springs, Md., were weekend Mn. ne, Harry Mr, Raci Beea:le, Come in 1oda,. and Mrs. Robert Sr.11bu rn 11 nd l(uealt of hl1 uncle and aunt. , hmiiy of Be.ver Fall, . Pa., !! r. Mr. and Mn. Phil Wiillam,on. Repllrlf flt.15 Mlddl_.... ""JR'"' • Ml'I. El izabeth Chafin ot' Orch.._ _, and Mrs. William LP.hew a ri d ram• ..to,. lly, Mr. and Mrt. Norna n H n r• , 1 1ndo, Fla ., who has been the flOlt broch t an d dauahter, Dr b h ie, Mr. j lUClt of her brother ind slater• Va ugha11 and I ln-law, Mr. and Mr,. Phil WIii• and Mrs. R. ' 1'1 ' family, WallM Reu ter, Raymond 1•�•on left Sundn,. for a vl■II · PRICE THIS BF.AT CAN'T YOU Kloes, Min Kuron Kellon, Verne 1 w l tb rela �I VH in Wl1li1m■on, . Glass, James Bailey and Miu Va. ffll ,.. ., ' Mr., and Mn. Ro�t Gardner of n nette Phllllps. J • • !.:_ ===== . == ..'.:�= = ==== ==• ===== ,11.11 ... Out ==,.,,== == ==:=== ,.,,== :::::::::: ------ - ·· ·--= Columbu1 were S!Jnday JU(III& ol her parent,. N.r. and Mn, Phil WlUlam,o n. Mn, Gladya Cuclll�r spf!lnl the Wffkend at Darwin with Mn. 5,GAI,.. BUCKET ' Guy Le e. Mra. Val Reuter l'f)turned homc­ Salurd ay eve nlna: alter 1pen dln 1 the summer with her ton al Ben­ 15" GRILL . . . , . . ,. ...It , . n-,U and Tipton, Jow1. , 1 -,, Plink CNltr lhftta Dr. and Mra. Raymon d Jtoote1 Jllmle ... .,.... ,,... ·,� ,,. accompa nied her home and �re vi,. . . ' IUn,: rela tives In PolDClroy and Mid• dleport. "1101t IUxurlo ut. authentic poaturt• type m1tt,e11 ..,., at ttt1, row p,'ct l • Smooth-top elta•net • SPKi•I lnr,er. aprtna con1trucUon • Extr• 0 1tvel• lzlnc" layer • H •ndaomt, dur lbll EACH ....., • C,O,. YllllllaUon • lturdy lllanclln,_ Now You Know • a1 ., "'""" ,,.... lnl...Mtlon11 If 111 1tu1 tou1d N vleWN •t the •� dl1t1nce, the fflOlt hi• mlnw1 WIii.i id the ..,,.,.,.,1 ., felnt lilftll DorMV1, wh ich 11 '10DAOO ti'"" br l•h�r the.a. tM - r.. nd f 1 1 th Birthday Observed With Party Saturday I ' , ven1n VOL XII Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wedoeiday, Auguat 3, 1960 9 , =-===-=-=....;;;;;; -- · E L E II F E L D Mainly About People In Pomeroy 82nd Birthday Observed Sunday W•ith Family Party 1 BIid Mother, S�n Show For Mn. <Jiu k iu-e'. oh�w 1..idlng cut Giads Into lhelr sta• · wagon for dellverr lo florilts In Pomeroy and G.WpoU.. . ' j,,9g 1'HE FLORIS'l'S - Mr. . ---- -- Barbecu•e Enjoyed By Legionaires WJth Families Caravan Sets Course Through Ohio Districts choose. these beautiful bras. hy 9E$TFORM K'n Club H.,/ds Picnic Sunday At Lehew Home All•Yw BE THRlml ELBERFELDS'; i,, . Po.meroy • this little space holds a living room fun of -- l'rl!IIY �;;;;� AUGUST SPEC A.Ls: . Children'• Samsonite folding chairs! Gym Play Sets IN MEIGS COUNTY $795 . $29.95 SMITH (LC;)THING Na-, Brand FU RN ITU RE - Midd leport S17.95 w. M-ha-.llSI Black ROOF COATING The Amazing Serta-Yista• . $2.$9 -- -- SALE PR ICE 88 :::.::::: NEW FALL Chlldre■'s Dresses .' A!l'l'lvlag ;-• MASON FURNITU RE . w. SPEC IAL ADD E D ATTRACTION ,. : Rt. 680 Work I MEIGS TREATRI ' rat C ---- 0 BA K E R SINGLE COPY - lie t� • \\j,ii ·1' Ct§ Qj l'eather , Devot«I To The lmere,i. 0/ The Mei11••Haaon A na 14 l)ie In Weekend Traffic Accident,, Presb_y_t_e-�:ans Hold Commun1'.on Serv,·c,!> • en t1n e ' MASON, W. VA. , I USE OUR LAY,AWAY BECKY'S MIDDLEPORT ...' St.II I . );· 24" IARIECII GW I L L .. . ' GLADIOLUS GARDEN - This ii a view of part of Ute 14,ZIM Gladiolus phtall on the hJU or' tbe lJlark llome near Tllppen Plains. The small plaitls at lhe lower left are growlns from bulblets. badt •, . Mostfy,About Peopl,e • Hobby Keeps Rur� Mail Carrier Working Hard · , lily Lowell Wlnt1tt �rl (Shotgun) Clark, Long Bottom rural mail carrler, thinks he may be,like the man who had th� bear by the tail. AA the result of a ho)>by ',Yhich he started 30 years ago, Mr. Clark that is threaten ing lo grow faster · · is now in a business thao , a man WIt h ·a st� · b can han�e: · dy JO Tll_e Cfark hobby JS growing Glad1oh on· hie farm on the Succe�s road near Tuppers Plains. If you are a Gl ad fancier you Will want to �Lsit the Clark farm this coming weekend , Aug, 6-7 and the next weekend, Aug. 13-14 when almost a hundred v arieties of Glads will be on display. Mr. an d Mr1. Clark started 1 ) � their present Glad �ar dens in I • · 1963 with a few varieties. Slnc'e that time they have added each year unW they have lt :294 plants / aet this year · Jn addiUOn to that n11mber of oow�rlng: plant■, they hive thousand& of Glad bubleU planted, which wlll prnd uce bulbs for flowering planta next year, Mr. ctark. is a native of Harri•• onvlli1e w.here he flrit f!tarted hl1 Gladiolu11 bobby about 30 years ago. He served with the U. S. Army tbrou1b World War U and during tha t time lo,t the varletiee he h ad pal'nstatenly collected ove the yelr■. l'ollowln1 hi■ military service, he moYed ll.1 Long Bot , tom, the n to the T1,1ppera Plain ■ ana wbere. h� pu�h11ed a farm and •ta rted m 1903 to rebuild his Gl�d urletle,. He 111 ably •lili1ttd by Mra. Clark I cit .ir,1 trom Columbut f who ' knew only th'at tladiolu� were a flo'frer when she ma led ?air · Clark· Now she can · tellrr)'OU I •Pomeroy s··. chnn1· "Y . II!•• TWO , CHANCES Glad gro \ljjer, Mr. Clark . ex• plams, h11s a double•barreled chanee for ·aq in :ome Durlng the flowering season, the planta are i n great demand by floriels and much of Mr. Clarks Ume now is spent cutting _ and delivering hie flor_1sts. Tl:e other in· Glad, to , eome source 1s froi_n the sale of bulbs to anyone with a )'en for erowing the plants. The public showing being planned at the Clark Garde ns is for the purpose of �bowing the var, leties to growers anri takinr or• ... Hobl,y HNpe on ,,... ThrM � Blastoff At County Fair Will Shower Kiddies With Bonanza Five hundred free midway rides •and 184 gift certificates will Showef down upon Meigs County fair goers Wednesday, August 17 as a part of ''Kiddie Day.'' Ticketa tor that many ride■ and Dowriie-G ross Clothing. Stlffler'1, the certifica tes have been m alled ! New York Clothin.i House, Moore, to the Ohio Flre1Vork1 M.t1. Co, Auto Store, Picken, Hard�are It 1will load Lhem Into -, rocket Store, Duttons Drug Store and whlch will be I.lunched durl ns the Muon Furnhure Store. the day. The Tri.County-Teen-Canteen � i: w The rocket contamme the headod bY Leo B. ...avalile, ce n a ■llge d r� 'n at r�k • bonanu.s will la_u nched on the �. ,r ounds and will d111.J1teara tt al- P- m. durtng the Kiddie Day lowin1. the tickets and certificate, ob,ervance and the f�lr board hall to drift to the ground for the a pproved lhe awardm� of elcht children atlendln .i: the day's ;acU, , ,mall trophies to the wu�n en and l r�nera"11 p of the flffl a�d alow viUes. Tbe 300 free ride Uckete were dance co1!te.sts, •The Me1a:a County Farm Bureau pfovlded by lhe NaJtm Am.uaement Co., which lwJt: have ,even will 'l tage a• Talent Show at 2 p. ride, on the midway at the f.alr. m. with the rock and roll da nce to folio-,,., There will be IJ;he lift certllleatea were �� , conteatlllb no tand admission charge gra vlded by tho Pom,roy Pu!ry ·/ on Wedneaday. Shop, Stark•• Pb:n·�cy, lltrt1ey " r ..:. · ______ I a nd Bennett Shoe Store� the Be n \ Frankllo Store, 1� and c, J,.,.1. era, CrO'ft''■ Steak lfouse, S�l•ht.r . , • . ■ftd Lohse Drui� Blue and ·Grey V1ctim1 Elberfeld1, Cor.ipton Jewelry 'l'hf . .pc,meroy •einergency squad . State; M:IJ'IUerit,n' !�°' Store, made t,,o runa )'elterdV to aid apparent heart' vfctlm,. , Dr. T. A. !!ewetaon • retloved ff UUli 1.•.eu1n OU · tb4 aquad rolloltlna; treatment of , liro. Harry Snydor, T�om■■ Fork, Fair Tractor...Teat Ftnt place I� 'lhe tr-.c�r con� ind Dave Grueal!.i." Atbeii.1 R01d te1t hel d 1t the U . th AnnuaJ waJ take� to Hol�i' lfOIPlt•l' b� Farm Youth l1'1lr held tn: .,P.t,.- EWinlil ambularic�, llftef emer• · 1 i • ,· '· PleaNnt lut w,et · WH 'wo� b y : 1 fnc)' treatlnent .. . , ,. Edwin Rou1h, Utart, • f i , .· Second place · wu won by O'°' < :Y�ou:t.N �tTID: ROC>d, Leta rt. and tblrcl pll� by • 1a�I ,llichord liouidtl t+, Po� t:auny WIIU1m1qu. 'ntt, thrtt ;Jt,een cited to Ule Gallfj_ -winner-a will be eJqibJ:e to Com• County :ru�nlle court Aut. · a pete /• the t:Jtb!h �uol 8t■ta 1iy the State !llibwa, Patrol for f.H Tr■- 0J,e<•!or'1 • COllte,t -' , ,....ittlnc an un!i,en,ed ·minor lo 1acb0n'L. lllll, Au1.- 11. -a eat. , , ui ! 1?t • BI'ds Opene.d' • a var iety name at :1 a:lanee and has thoroug h k n owlt<l.ie o( Glad culture. For several years the Clark■ srew their Gla ds on a bottom field near their ho .i ae but thl& year have moved the g a rden lo •· hill back or their h o me while the>· buil� up the 1oil i n the forlocat ,on. , Bemg Stu.died · . The Pomeroy school board o))flntd. bid■ 1t noon· Tue,day for con■truction of the new Pomeroy • El._.tar, Schqjll bulld!n1 In Supr Run. �t tor the 1pe­ dll meetln« weN mtmber■ of ibe ·-.i, Supl. Cl!arleo Oibba 1nd NYffl) ' ptl'IWRS . 11Utimlttl u1 btlb. · , Supt, Gibbl s■i1 tO;day th at no offlcial actldn i■ o:p:eete� b'clon: tw91 -�• while a"i'thi1eds atUdf ibe• '��b. Two bid� were -.abmlt™' for "-ie seneral con• lril<f, ., 10 .for plumbJnr aiid beat­ � J0\11' · for eltcttfoaJ w•rk ind lline.l for kitchen ,equlliP!eut -� qnt1io deedAtcf ' to mate pultlie ,._;, D,IIIIN of the bidden • Jl,e bids ,alna!llecl 11D)il fllur­ e, ...., - ·co111ot1 bJ Aid Squad Make. Run, For· Heart ·I • -�- y th --- t , .ro,�.,1� ll'MI· ' . ..,_te ,. • ' • \ ••. can Wa� 11�a.tant O.lllpoll1 Acathmy football COGch fot' the Pllt two Mltone. (top -man in Mio lfetbtll lalt wlnt.r) will N ■.. Int for ,....,. to acc11p,t thl- · held grid iOb 1t C.,..._K..nova Ht,h School replacl111 Dick ·- T�way, Wenl wa, born and ralMCI In Cel't'do.k■nova, H• 1l1necl � Tu•Nay. - ThtN may N • Ii.Hi• of l1ftl• tonight •• t at l1chtel 'ltld, w• h1me, •i.t• M.I Cl1rlt'a AJl•Sten rnNt the li1l•a. Mel can � wJth : Gene Httion Ind Lo­ gan Mahae,r Jkn M.,.,. will ,fart N•II Hiwk· WM h1� wtth N•IIOnY/lle: In .the HHrt ., �lo Loap. Other farnffl•r ,ti!Ot'h #1ic♦1 cemln, , with MFWa' club Include 9ob •�� 1M All.qhto -· ond ui;br; Tarrv s,.....,, out• fielder, · $11Jt ' St. Cltll'tc I catthlr 1n� Whltera,./ 1 25, a ,400 hlttiftf "*" ...-ffect aho------- H.Jrry;. LIOPOLDVIUf, Tho c..,._ Tm omllo a­ .... ..,..,..ii meblHutlon of "kata1111 anntcl �re•'" hclar1 lhortfy he Nici Unfhcl N►• tlon1 1,11111h would h■vt t. "'fltht their way" ·If th.,- 'ent" hla Con­ lO proYlno11 thl1 th• UPl�1.. a...,. ....ac.' Youth Captures· , Political Prizes . In Two States By Unltffl .,,.._ lnt.rnatlonal Youth 1tole I march- In ttate prlma rie, Jn Mtc!u,an an,!' Mlbod, 7rl Tuesday, John 8. Swainton; wbO tur.ned. 35 Sund e.y, bec1111e tbe ,a1w boy wonder of Mlcftiaan poUtiei by winning an up.fet victory • 1n a t hree-nian race for the Dem<knUc r.omlnaUori for iovernor. Richard rcbltd, . - M-)'ear-old at: torney from Holdton, .P,fo., pulled perhap! an even biller upset by defeatlnJ Rep. A. S. J. Camaban for the Oemocnt1c· pomln atlon in the 8th Mlaourl 0ol1Jl'f!UIOn■l Di1trlct. . • Meigs County · Churclle:a or Christ will 1 pon1nr · roUer alr:aUn.a partie, each Tue1d1y 9 a, m . to noon for all a1es, and 10 p. m . to 11:30 p . m for .13-yeq-old, and u�. 10 Iona u l_ptl!!rtit holdl, at the tent ri nk on -ot� F.yt..ti:hln Part )lld<!l•POrt, for Cbur,:b of Cbriot lanidle1 and luett,. ---STOCKS ADVANCE !;OLUMttUI u,J.-Go,,. Mleh, NEW YORK U P!-l!toeka starocl � V. Dl..llo flew IO tt,111nl1 •• •111 id v,moe tn a moclliraJJac• Tbne See NH11 teJy ,ca.. or>tllln& today-,, __,., . . Bt"'8 • w Pomeroy Patrolman . Phil Globokar, left, . 0V ersees his sod Mike pluck lite name of lucky re · gbtrant Roy Dale G_nmm, New Haven, W. V a., from. a box in Sllffien' Anchor Store annual �lank et lay-away pronwUon. Slo'! Ila 1111er Bill Howard presen� Ille electric blan. w to Grrmm this week. · .. __ _,"_ !Itel � 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 2, 1960 pullins