http://66.213.69.5/files/original/23f30e0d5417bcc22b3dc6cf70af8eaa.pdf b666409f66fbb5c6403895feba0aa300 PDF Text Text q t• \ • uS£D CAR e·u vs I [ 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aug. 18, 1960 To MARRY sATuRoAY\ I I 1 959 GOLIATH EmpreSti Sport 2 Door. New c.r never sol d or titlf'd. 4 cyl.-83 H. P. Front wheel drive, 4 1peed lrans. whitewall tires. healer and Tirnny other extras. M�h lei.:. than dealer cost. tJ ' 6 cyJ_ 2 Dr. Low milE>11gc spot• less rnll'nor Beaut iful · dark green finish. New tires, heater, a nlt"'c one. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Spires 1 .. no daughter, Scma Ann au hert 1or II au day furlough with hla [ mother, Mrs, Helen Sansbury The Spires who hue spent th� , past Lwo rears in lzmar, Turkey, .... 1th the U . l:i. Army will report to f"ort Ridley, Md., following his furlough $1 395 1959 FORD Crilfaxl 4 Door. V-8 motor. Ford­ omalil' trans, l�ss than 21,000 miles by carclul Joe.ii owner, i vory and bt_>.i�c finish, lovely spotles� interior, ra d io. heater and many other cxtr,u;. $2365 1957 FORD Mr, and Mn. Kenneth Russell, Racine R-2, arc annuuncing the engagement of their daughter, Aleta Lynn fl.usseii to Fairlanc 500 1-IHrcl Top Coupe. New tires. rlcan interior, std. trans. Dark i:rC'y finish, radio, heater. Ralph William Aiten, $1295 1957 CHEVROLET I · 2 2 Moni ercy 4 Dour. Beautiful cor­ a l over ivory fiuith. Spotle11 lnlerior. new llro11, ndlo, heat­ er, Men:om11tk lnms. MEIG·s THEATRE Ppm.eroy, Ohto NOT OPEN August 1 4 Thru Sept. 3 $1095 1 956 FORD Fairlane 4 t>oor. Low mlleaa:c by looal owner. Beautiful black . ,and white finiNh. l..ike new Urea, power 1lecrinij, i'"ordoma­ li<:, radio, heater. COMING IIPT. 4-5-6 "WHO WAS TIIAT LAOY" Tony Curth1 - De11n Mwrtln $995 VB 1"airllrnc 2 Door. Clean lnttr­ lor, . good tires, blue flni1h, for­ domatlc trans,, rad io, heater. NEW and USED COAL, OIL, GAS FURN ACES $795 1 956 CHEVROLET I1 Phone WY-Z-379, · POMEROY , OHIO IT'S Mlddleporl POii l'airl■ne ConYertible Coupe. VB · motor. t-'urdOUMUt, new white 1 top. lleaullful black a nd wMte fl nl■h. Radio, heater, like new wbUewall Urea. Nam, Brand M.chandl11 $1095 Tli, Pretty PUMP Is Pie-Cut 1955 CHEVROLIT Del 11a, 2 Door. 6 C)'I motor ltd. tflan1., 2 lone green f\nl1h: apoUe11 vinyl Interior Lrlm llff1, radio , heater, •ooct $895 SIZF.S , to 9 1955 CHMOLIT ,l' 1· I I 1· T,ovelogue To Hqme From Hm pltal S aron l!lt■lne Flllln�or, boby Be Gi ven By d1u1hte1 or Mr. and Mr,. l"red Flllln1er RD 3, WII tel ouod Sandra Roush from Met11 General Hoaplbl I I h Au•· 1:1. She bu Mias Sandra Routh wlll aive been I paUent a a aket and '°"'•IJlld•, VB :::i:.....__ , r■dlo. heater. Pleulnc $1095 ( A ple-eut throatllne lend, pilffll pretUneso lo a little p that•, dressy low I ' to co partyln&. enm1� love Ila 8'IY • step. I > •� done 111 black . er Cf/ camel tan suede. 1 Yi r.. th- I' i ,... ,1oo ­ I lfll1'll!m, t -i!G■ bu_bf. _,:....,.,»•o; Authentic western fit and measurement. 13¾ ounce blue denim. Size, ·40c:- - e ,.- ' at y • l'uther · ent1 ne ' ·· ----=- . , Al;;::;:i'i;'"i';;;;""-------------------�----;i;� ;io;,,FF':;; ;;;:-,� M!d ;y�•M ,, jp;;o;;: .. __ _____ _____ _____ _____ 5 :S io :, 0 dl; N0 ldidi mero rlday Au,uat 1 9 , 1 1M10 1 o "!"'rl �V�OLLi1',�ti SINGLE COPY - k..,,_ 1 N ◄ Comfortable, cool wrap-around brunch coals - short sleeves - washable arnel checks - floral patterns and border prlnta. MISS�. SIZES - 12 lo 20 ffAj.f llltt:S - 14½ lo 24\.> tlac�, Weaying Looms 49t: 29¢ Loop Craft Jersey Loops Enough for S Poi Holden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . WOMENS NYLON STOCKINGS NotiDn1 · Dept. Full Faoltloned Nylon Sloeldlll1 Our "Shanmont" quality, In Rosetone and Blushtone. · Sizes 8¼ to 1 1 ht . . ,· ' . $1 ,., ... ' ' ' ' , [; . ' -, I _Ch,-nitl,t a�·s p're,ds . . · .... 'I ' ', . . ' Truly a ffood buy a cot�n and rayon pile rug. Size 28" ii 44 • with frlnled · enda and skid reslatant back. Washilbl,e. Color1 - 8�, Red, While, Gteen, 1\lr· • . • quoue, 8etce, Rote. . , . .. ' • ' ''Decor'' Tweed Rugs i'. ) ' ' •• ANOTilU SIUPMBNT . , ••. ' $49.95 to $109.95 . . j ,' O'l1HBR HOOVER SWEEPBRS FROM . , , . , , , , , . . . . . . .1.11 ' ., . ' '•. • l • .. t • . • .. • ,t -,f '. . � '.h _;; �:I �;; ' �- ' ,& I, . ' r, Pomeroy, above, drlv• LOCAL DRIVn - Sidney Spence down the home stre\Cb to Ing Hideaway Rooney as he eomear,e1 ,t. ,the Meigs County win the first heat of the har!l,ess� n1 . Tlttll•., St. Albans. W . hlr. Tile hors'e 11 owned by !fld er. !\Obert Berry,!'bove Va,. and.has been tr_ilned bi' Mr. S� ll<I- Ii t-.\vlth Willia r,orrla, left Buffalo- N. Y ., wins the secofalo ., The first d&)' of racing ow�ed by iil�s. Rqbert Berry,: llul nde . at the Meigs County Fair wso �•II atte d. Collision At Monkey Run Damaged Cars \1!,, 1' ' A wreek at the M opkey Run Intersection on West Main St., In Pomeroy at 10:30 last night re-,. 1ulted in medium damage to two can and the 1rrelt of one driver on ,1 DWI tharg:e, Chief Jed' Web- · 1ter u\d today. Arrested by Pomeroy polit!CI" was Howard Presley, west Col�dl· bll, W. Va., after bis car had cnaM<I Into a atopped vehicle1 operated b y Terry Ohlinger, tt':t Condor St., and owned hr Herma,n 1 Ohllna;er. Ohlinger told Pomeroy police that he saw the 'PH)1ley , ear headinJ toward him and ■topped but wu ■truck on the _lert front of hla car with damage to the fenders. grill■ and radiator, of both can. Ohlinaer complalrled' of I back injury but wu not. emei:geney hoapitalized. T h e aquad wu called, but not needed. Also am11.ed last nl&ht by Pomeroy oc,Uc:e on • DWI chute wu Kenneth H■leJ, Mlddl� He wu · released on bond &bll l!>Ol'IUlll· t'' � ' • , A beautiful horbonjal alt!ped ��11, be\l�d. Ai , · quality tufted llj!Nlid "Of cotlQD and vlJCtirle ray9n t!\•I la llntlet1. Machine waJlbable. Full 111d tw!Q �• bi lieau• . , t\tul puleli and wblte.. .' · , . '· .'• .. {' , ' i : · • � - .( • .• . •. ,-1 i·' l ., I .� ,, . ".""! •..•..,,_____, "�'\-·..i �··-�""'�· .--,;'·'• -:--·:·; •- - · \ �..� · ,:,-......� - �!"".. ,":. r ,:f :.-· :-... - '' tC · ·JIU:I. --- --- Powers Rewarded With 10 Year: Sentence For AhjtttH11mility The 31-year-old pilot could have received a death · :,entenri: but prosecutor Rom.an.- lludenb recommended t ho -bis Ute be spared. Ruddnto - had. ubd the \hft:e-DWI cotU't-there •u no aentence, _____ jurY-to &ive 1 Powen 10 1 ,e1111 ill piiooll. .• Power, made a lut abject � ■onal plead to the muri · Tbe mer asked tba· Jiidaea con■lder that ·be wal letl', into "&rave clime," deeply rearttl � · never bore any enmity brWard Ruuian peoP,le and tba:t Ida1ion failed--"no· lffftt ·. h,fcr� tion reached lUI de,t:in■ tion." ._, Fneral SffVleea will be held One or the American , attornC Sunday at tWo o'clock at the Sy- a tt0mp1.rtYin& ·POwen' · family ..... ncuee N� . Chiu-eh for DayoaCQW revealed juat berore N a �OD Warner, !fl, who paued aw y , sentence Lh■t . Mn. Bars �tetdat at the Meigs General Powera, t he prelty a:1ear H_oapi�l J f9llqwiila • prolonger wife of the pllot, wantl t.qi remaJC, tJl.neu. �. , liaJ!old , Holmes will in Russia duriq bei: llusban£1: ba. Y, , ebt.ree of the. .services. � priaon term� • Mr. W�ar i11 1urv1ved by bla tbC' The court • .j�da:�\l • lte, Mynle� a · HD, Dile. tnd , Powe.rt committed • severe two �ehbdrP • all ot Syra• �e Ind a · brqth�• . Ernest War-· but that there wei:9 tbi:ee, mi in& clrcu�t.ances, . . Iler, ' Pf. Pleuant: pe n-hear d ad . O l m luloa. , l!uflal will be made in Lee 1 te . il · . . · "' dti■pel dmetery at Racine RD. gu t .', 2 . Sin cere �pentanct._ lu lleral . y the at a CIIU . '!e mi. ' f'rlen:d o princlp T 3. e ( sodl.U!r. !"e � _ home u.nUI Saturday momblc' and · _,,. I humamtananlam. tHb at"tbi ie,i(l.,_ee In �acuse · pe ared �Im. K Powen ap untlJ 1 nHft Simd,i.y 1 11 1hOwed no emotion •� · tbe ae,!-;_ ; • - • ¥ ' · · tenclna. . · ,,.... ®'- OF llGHT. . . whl t�halred mothes':;. Powers' . 'CADIZ,.. UPI-Gordon Spunor b 1 a r t da, � 1:1 G:I tJw• ky Firman, .ll #ar oltl gunm.ii n 1 Jhill, aea tobt her d_i:�t 1U-,,ter-ln-law' .... _ lhru ,rho a trail of crime •¢!;.. it tenderly. held nd 1 · haQd rn e ' lln lll(IUU. Ohio in 36 ute d He- did not shake h,,nda 'fritlg, lloun, bu dropped out of si,11ht counsel nor did be 100�-� hi• , in the �ruded · hilly area along the diftction of .• Ml fa"1ly. ·... . ; tile 011,1.o mvei'. near bere Hll prlJon' tfrn1 ii to .,Jart ' I - • - _,:_ lalt M.ly 1 wtien he WII � . � , PILOT a&.AN'.I _ fl'AI.Y . 8.0l(ll ·\WJ - ;The Jt•li•n Avi- "'hlle flying , th:e U-1 � I . atlon. . Mirilll\l")' 1bul'lday ni11ht dlovU: in Siberia on wtiat •:" blamed lbl Pilbt lif." ii Pan Amert- American 1ovenimenl ·, ��, airliner for I ed.,:ed wu :a,n la.tellicace �� an 8"1111 , • � ',.,.; c rectLDt riear-eollitlon in ,J,hich 23 ■loa.. lfn1 of thi ®urt.'1 �· The airliner anotber putflQen · · ...,. illj"l"L' ' ... �.... �� � ..,w,11 1 Pbwers ■tood pipping the rail• . 1 tn1 of th pri■oai;r'• dock as lbe JUQmen:t WP {H:d. It took balf · ·1 an kour. Stormy applaUlt' greeted the • $69,95 Smooth fitting bodice shaped to flatter with lace ac­ i,ents on an orerlay ·of sheer lllualon nylon. Fitted mid· tiff. Elaatlclr.ed back waist for smooth flt. Siles 82 to �altz lengtb and 82 to 48 full length. '" � ' ' �nvertlb\e Speelll - Model S1 II beats as I� sweepa u II cleans. Jumbo throw away bag that's easy to cliang,; WOMENS IAYON NIGHT . GOWNS ! I ,,,.;,_ ,. ataled',t"uw;¥"' MOSCOW (UPI) - Francis Gary Pdwers wu senfenced 10· 10 _yean in prison today by a military court which · found blin, guilty of 1pyidg when he ·flew an American U-2 pbQlograpblc plane over tl\e Sovtel Union. Judge V!ltU!t Borisoglebsky read the lllmd-wrlllell verdict. and senlellC\' i. a _packed courtroom after a �trial.•· •· No judlcW •ppeal from the !!<Dlence ls poosiblli; 'iiut ro.w,. ers could appeal to the 14-man prealdlurn of the .Supreme � •, viet parliament for clemency. .. . f:"\" . Hoover $wee per 2 pain for $1.00 l\ed • A creative hobby for the young and 'the young In heart. . For weaving pot holders. ' lliailea,· Health Action Studied In All -,' ' ana;- _� ,lllt 2 pr. $1.00 LOOP CRAFT .. . ,.,.--;. I - 11:rJ. 1Ney1 �era:. Meig1 County ¥fl_ Charlton Aid it :n, time ,.. Bepubllctn t!hairman and pftlldent make politics our �11111 nil of . the club, ·Rtaided at the meet- 11ve the rundamm.tal ,.. jrl-111 1n1 wbich opened with group 1lng- I of tbe Re:PUblicu �Jn1 of .Amerie1 l ed by !In- Ben I An in. .,.. NeullJJnl with Mn. Lillian Steilf talk waa �nit II, 115" · . '· _ 11 tcc:OJDpanl.,._ followed by tbll! ii well it iformed • iDt �J Ill'!, A. Cactivlla. �• :led&c. · moth'(, atUI tears aio W. Jn011tlC.� _ -= �J. Hal . o owing the &fvin 11.. ..; -'. MM �.7 e 16111 � .. ' •• � ' . � fj[r, • .. . - . . ....- �.... ... t.lllt-, . , -· wley, weft _Jiven by 10111 c.apadt.ies � b £ Ta u said lh• ship ia eq ui ped Ha a loil& W '9Mn. Evelyn .Lu.CU. candidate for Women ban co with I tele•�idn· iy,tem to .:able Clerk of Courb,. and Bernard Fulll UticallJ. Our obittion 11D1 �1 sclen t'ltl u-;n:e t he beh . t0 ,Oi..-. . avior candidate for prow-u tin,: attornex,. aibillltn to tbe :ale' b� of the anuQ■ll dW1nli the flig ht. . Speakeh for tbe evenina: were for cMn1 womtit Jle& 11n. Jioffllet: G. Morria of Toledo. · u, vote wa� lt.t'ellled bJ �tile vit;e c:heinnan .of the GOP ria, who allo gave the dllferelldli state committee and Mrs. Maxine between the Republican - -� Ute Charlton. 10th district committee- Democrat partio. She explained woman. Botb.;-lld.ies expreued ■P- I Ou! cbanll!I in the Oblo eleetiQI SN GoP Lunch ,... U. prff!-ation of ti.e. large attendance. "'iMor,pul" white crew top aocka. �t combed cotton, nylon �elnfo.reed heel and toe ror �xtr� durability. Cel• lopha� P�a&ed, SI� 8�11. 39c pr. A amup of beautiful fall dresses - In deep tones. All l\llShable fabrics. Many styles to choose from - Includ­ ing ,Upon and button' front. Solids, checks' plaids and . florala. REGULAR and HALF SIZES occasion. 1 GIRLS SOCKS Boys cqtton arJ�le silc;ks, �ulky �nti. Gola, beige, dark brown, green and navy. Sizes 8¼-1011 . Won,ens Cotton -Dr,esses t•II A large and enthusiastic group of women •� - tlii: "lunch and learn" meeting sponsored by the Meigs Coulft' Women'• Republican club, Wednesday evening, at tbe li<JKI MaJti/1- AJ.nngements of flowers decorated tlie ball for ',\ff "KIRBURY" BOYS SOCKS $2.95 Thia · GOPLunch,LearnMee�� Sanforized shrunk for per!ect fit. Full boxer waist. Two front pockets. Serviceable. Easy to wash. Womens Brunch Coats C O R· "" l"\. l,J R, , 0-Y $1 •00 Yd, Large CrowdAttendsMeigs . ": . B�ER LONGI ES 88¢ pr� wm � 1! - Attending i "Lunch and Learn" meeting her� rlfhl, Mn. Muide Charlton of Lancaster, ioth Dlatrict Cl\iiE 1D1tteewoman; Mrs. Florence G. Morris Toledo .Ute .. chairman ol llePUblican State Central and EJ:ecuti.ve � lee, and Mn. Neva Pierce, Middlepart, Meigs County lll'Jlllbli: can Cbalrwolillm; and standing, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Howell:;:.� .� SIZES 2 lo •x Boya ud Girl• BIile Denim $1 4.99 B . ABY DO edLL PAJAMAS : . . . 8ma11, m lllm and luge sises. '{ Si_ies 6 to 18. Regular $1 .95 shirts. I•¥ collar styles and wide spread collars. Solid colors' checks ' plaids' novelty prints. Book $1 .95 16 SPORT SH I RTS II PUr<hued Serralely ,z4.50 YOU PA ONLY , wearing SPECIAL GROUP! BOYS SHORT SLEEVE LOOK AT ALL YOU GET! I Quart Saucepan With Co ver 2 Quart Saucepan With Cover 3 Quart Saucepan With Cov er 6 Quart Dutch oven Roaster 10" SkiUel Cover For Dutch Oven and 10" Skillet $5.95 to 13 Long We alto have w· �-�llgJer Weatern Dungarees in Slim Sizes or In IJual<y Sizes, CONTINENTAL WATERLESS COOKWARE Recipe Sizes 4 lo 12 From Individual Uten,11 Prle,, EXTRA HEAVY ALUMINUM \ct *tall• uvr7 over turquoiN. 1. · -· Western Dunga rees SAVE 40% I " • •l n 1 11asoH 11l'1ve Btl AJr 4 Door. Spolleu clean 1Dttrior, nw tlru, pow111r 1teer­ 2 bags trueloaue on Eurol)ll WedneadfY '- ' ' • •' '· evenlnll, Au1: :Nth, at p, m . ln 1 • beFtne qU1lity narrow wale;cotd�y, cordui,iy nl� the New Haven Ev1naellct1 Unitwaohed by automatic wulilnii ID� II)' hllld or ed Brethren Cb\ll'tb, ·New Haven. the Mou sent lluncl!'y, iie,llliful new Sandra hu epitn.t the 1ummer , Green, Riist, )4aroq� Navy, B rown,· Aj>rl� Kell)w " "· tourln1 Europe wlUt ot.her oU,Ul Y Gree�, �lack, Clww , -'4 ��·, , under tbt aponlOl'lhlt or tlle J .l , ,. "Churth Of tbt Brethren I ' ' ( . /, TDi!IOHT ...i PRIDAY d• nomination. She bu taken a,· mm Jamn Glfflll" 'Wood alldet and will ■how them alona: "aSH McCALL" with teUlna of ber man, uput. (Tochnl<olot) 1 ences. , - alto A fellowahlp period wlll fellow Vincent Pri<I orul the lr1v1lo1U1 in · the ,J:ducaUori d ln -'iil oori� � Bulldlng of tile thurcl&. 1"'t tran­ logue and fellow.hip boUX" ta epon.· ALSO c'A'&'IOON ■ored by Older Yolllh-Yow,g tATIIID4Y Adult Sunday IChoal du■ of I t SIIPIJR Wl!Sl'Ek/,fl Richard Wldinukl Henry fond• whleh Sandra la I ftl•btt. The p� � � � Dorothy Ila one •nd �----�-�-�������� tbl• lntere■Una · plOlrUI, and ·· Anl�OI\Y Quinn In " ftllowahl p hour. , •'f� ' (&,ope 'Ind COior) PICNIC SITI D Il The annual pJ�lc of the Put l.-mt1 11.IIOn •ntl Matron■ ot P..-w Ch,lpht OES I llol,olhi Dtood>idae In IO ;. m. achedulo<I � � . '"'nll:f DECXS KAN 111:D" � lwacll• at lilt hOmt ]r (OVl'l'l'=!f,IG 1 , bmor � I ,-,. . . 14 lile 1111- ' •• · � • •c �•-•t ' ..' '' ,., " I Ir-••;;;;;;.;;;,;;;;;;;;;;-;;;:;-::,;;;;;;;;, · Now You Know GO TO THE FAIR , . A,rllb• • U\ t SetIll 91.1, 011\0 S\�i ., 1 \<th & 11 '�bla Co\nJl\b\15, , BOYS' 0WRANGLER" I SUIT AND JACRET BAG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39< 1 ADDITIONAL BAG .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . le ! their ,Ince birtH, iuty ,tth, t·i i $1.00 2 bags ·50, I I ! I -- IN MEIGS COUNTY SMITH CLOTHING · 1 956 FORD Holds P,cn,c At Mu//en Cottage /1 Fine quality vinyl pla�tic raincoats. Gripper front clos­ iag, attached hoods, lie belts. Colors a11d clear plastic. Stzes 6 to 14 and small, medium and large. 1 DRESS AND OVERCOAT BAG . . . . . . . . . . 4Dc I ADDITIONAL BAG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . le I Mr. and Mrs Allen Hughe. went to Alexandr ia, Va., Frid->' , where lhey v1sJled with their d•ti'• -- -- ---- ghter an d f11mlly, Mr and Mrl . Don Shamblin and chiidren. The! had planned I longer vacatlo., but returned home M ond ay ""'" · cause of Mn. Hughes. or Mr. an d Mn. Larry Lee WIie VI returned Sunday from their weJ omen's rive membera ol the W Sociely of Chrl,tlan Servke of lhe ding lrip whk h lhey ,pent " Haven Vlkirig Heath Methodist Church of M iddle- Honeymooners port were in WeUaWn WednesHlf ffei�hts·, fflnjmiina , l'et'�y ln th,rll!I where they alt4!nded the Falt ' St'�- Poeono Mountain■, Pa. Mn. Helen Sutbury has �� inar of the WSCS of the Porhcelvcd word that her grandaori; 111outh district. Mrs. C. W. Brooks of Ports• Johnny Spin!,, ,on or Mr. ■nd mouth, district president, Will In Mu . Robert Spire1 who recent! )' ch11r,:e or the all day meetiqg nnd underwent major aurgery al Walw111 1111818\ed b)' lhe other olficera ter Reed Ho1plt,I 11 recovering an d hu been Liken back to hl1 of the district. home In North Carolina where · pu l 1ow 1 ng the morning 1e11lon a Mr. Spirea 111 11,1.■Uoned at F_or t sack lunch wa� e njoye d at tll_o Braga , , �clhod iat Churt"'h w he ro the me�tMl11 Sue Knight who Is 11 tte�, mg w1111 held. Attendin g from Mid- ing OSU thla sum me wm I dieport_ ��re M�ll. Earl K nig ht, lotomorrow evenln& 1:, the •�,;: cal WSC S president, Ml11 Frled it e n d with her parents Mr d F11ehnle, Mr11. Gleen Lambert, Miss 1 Mrs, Earl Knight. M'ra. Knl�it I !Jess Sanborn 11nd MrM . E. N. East. will return to Columbus with Sue for a vlalt . Caplaln ■nd Mn . Slanl,y Pollcr and son Kyle went lo W heelIn" today to ,1,Jt with relative,.. I Mra. Donal d Allen and dauthlcn, Llndy and Nancy of Uyall■• burg, Md,, viaited wllh Mr. and The Friendly Circle of the Fed· Mrs. Clllh Braley yeaterda.y. On HIiled Church held their annual Monday of thl1 week Mr. ■nd picnic Tlleaday evenina: at the cot- Mrs , Jack SchweUier of CoJum tage or Dr, and Mrs. Charles Mui• , bus visited ■l the Braley home I 1 Carl Gl lmorll!I ll!IXPteh1 to le■�e 1 lcn at Hockinsport. A covered diah 1upper WH aerv- today !or Buckeye Ulke w here ed at 8:30 a. m. after which a do- he will join Mra, GIimore and J votlonal service w11 Conducted by dtughter, Carla Sue, Mr. ind Mra, Ml111 Ellaabtth Fick and Mln Mary . WUll■m White and dau1htcr and : Mra. Robert Tewlcabary who have •• Vlrilnla Relbel. Gamea �re pla)'ed durlna tho be e n spendlni the week there ovenlna: on. the 1paelous lawn over- The aroup will al&o be Joined by I looking the Ohio River. Following. Robert Towkabllry who la altend• ! tho games, • doQert courae w11 Ing Barber School in Columbus 1 ' :t served �)! the ho1tea11e1 · for the for the weekend. evenln&, Mra. Roll'and Neutillng Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hovitter ?., and Mh. W. R. Shaateen, to Mrs, 1 will be In Athena Salurda to Phil Globokar, Ml111 Relbel. Mra. .attend JraduaUon eaerclNI Y 1t I ' Donald Hauck, Mr 1. Roy Ma)'ll!lr, OU where Mr. Hovatter'• abler I Mn. Donald Lanning, Mn. Carl Mn. WllUam Hua;he1 (Boll)' Hi BJllk■ n, Mrt, Jame■ Flqate, Miu Yatler) 1nd her husband wlll re- J · Fick, M�. Ed Arnold, Mn, Purl celvo dlplomaa. 1 Mora and 1ue1t1, Mrs. Jon Norton, BUI Lewla ind daugbten, Ollla I ' and ren Charlea Se returned tuesda)' eveMN. Kermit Walto n, M1'1, Mu:lltm and Ml11 Carolyn Frank of . nl ng rro m a vacation trip" which I Included a vi.lit lo Nluua Falla. Lynehburc, Ky, BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer Friendly• Circle • 1 955 FORD _I Girls Plastic Raincoats 4 bags 50c I Att,end Sem,·nar In P tsm--uth l t: Sale BLANKET AND SLIPOVER BAGS . . . . . . 49< ADDITI.O NAL BAGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . It arr!Yed Frida)' for ,. · visit with relatives before mo vm1: to I new Job, Mn. Ralph Humble ond new • d.i ughter, Vada Elizabeth who was born at Holier Hoapi ta l 1..t week were returned home Mou day. · wscs Members IYRIAN QUITS CABIN E T �AIRO UPI-A fifth Syr1u11 m1tu11ter Wednc1:1d11y walked out of the United Arab Hepubl1c cabinet Ieav Ing OIi I¥ on e Syri. an among 13 Egyptians. � [ ,;;;===-="---==••-- 1956 MERCURY ' MERO Y I The wedding will lake place Saturday, Aug. 20, at the Emanue l . Lulher�n C�urch, Lancaster, The couple plan to I make their home m Chicago. ____ Now $1 699 Get Our Deal Today On A N1w '60 pit� or Corvair I New Mexico lll, Bel Air 4 Door. V-8 motor, po­ werglide trans., has power 1tl!erlng, brakC!S, tinted 11h1sK, ,11ood whitewal1 tlre1, ,ractory air oon d it 1oned, i!potlcss interior. beauhrul white over red flnlsh. " I I "" 1 2 bags 40c I Mr. and Mrs: Re!d Varney . Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Will'ia m , who have been lmng m_ Carlsbad , Sugar • Grove, Ohio. Alten , . . Sr., M tss R ussell 1s a graduate of Racu�e H!gh School , class _of 1968, and has been employed by Nationwide Insurance Company of Columbus for the past 18 months. Mr. Alten graduated from Bern-Unio n High Scho.ol, class of 1968. He is a student of De Uris Technology I nst. , Chicago , ' ' ' 8 SWEATER AND BLOUSE BAGS . , . . . . . . 39< 6 ADDITIONAL BAGS • • . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . It I . ,, Keep, a:armcnt.s clean and ,ale from moth11, moisture, din and dust. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dorsey and s�na, Timmy and JeU of Eau Gal he, Fl.a., are spending tht week with her p11rents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Jame& Ingels. Mr - and Mra. Ernest Covert and I chil dren, David, Betty, Barbara, Chuick)' and Paula came Tuesda)' ) for a short viait wlth Mrs. Lucille ! Mayes. David, Betty and Barbara plan to apend the week here j with Mrs· M1ye1 · MISS ALETA RU'S-,1.'..LL - PLASTIC STORAGE and TRAVEL BAGS I 1958 CHEVROLET ,, Kordite I $1695 • J' By FllRDDI I HOUOASMJL T Mr. an d Mrs. Wilbur �anning ; and sons, Ronald and Donald and Richard Roller haYe been visiting with their d1i1ughter, Loretta .,nd Barbara Stile& in WHhington, D. C. Eolh 1:1rls who arc graduate, in Lhis spring's class al MHS arc cm­ ploy�(J with the FBI there. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graham and ciuldren. rorhmouth, ha ,·c been visiting with his mother, Mr�. Addie Bitters and Mr. and Mrs. Joe llishop, loeal, and with rela1 ti ves in New Haven. I 4 Door Station Wa,gon. Exu!p­ tional dean and very low mil• :.igl"' Beautiful while !n'Cr silver blue VB motor, automatic trans. Radio, healer, new nylon tirea. ' t '' I I I I • I' \ I 1958 CHEVROLET $1 295 Around And About Mlddleport Mrs. Lillian Stan1bury A dams of Xenia has been visitln& for se\·eral days with Mn. Gamel Enll:l m inger and wlth friends in I Rutland. Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Mn. Min• I erva Childers, MrL Frank Betz, local and Mrs. Nina Bland ot Akron gpent Tuesday in Park ersburg on busineS!. Now $1 695 t J)oor SL/Ilion W1111on. V8 mo• lot-, Powergli de, radio hoatt-r, new whllew11II tirea. 6ean In• lide ind out, OeirntHul ivoey OVt!r red finbh. I ,.,, , , . . .I , , ' ., Fun�ral Services For Mr•. l'arner l'ill .� Sunday Ji'C': '31:. ..al:- 1 '¥id I a.· I?# m� 'o# II t - e ...., 1'l!i a ,. �,, (HE -OAllY SENTINEL. r 1, . f.om�entating Editoriall) 0peration I· : • StipJ)Ose you worked for an oil compa..,j· ,,­ � ,: touring spedalist, with the job of seJp• .. � - the best routes fn,, q.p to 100 motor; . .... a r1 � I ! f \,'l 'and then slaymg behind while they w•· ,li'Vanting off on fun or busines:.. This E ..inds �!rating enqugh lo pav e a path to a psy­ • -'cblatrl$t', couch. • • ::;:, '·But it doesn't work out that way, according • ;io the people who nun the touring centers of • • :our oil companies. None is looking for a psy­ • • :;,cJiiabist. In the words of one s1affer, "The --jbb requires endless contact with peo�le, and. people and their problems art fast\iiatjng " ' ' · These specialists are located i n many cities · here and abroad, and they provide free tour " guidance by mail, phone, and personal con• tact. They're called upon to handle both the serious and the ridiculous. One bureau, for had to plot a coast-to-coast tour for ,,;instance, ,. • '" An \'im's Cell W� Sx8)"hen 'Red'C hinese Sodght 'fo Win Him Over :r mg m e. · · hose pregnant wife had a\1 00 miles of a hosp i tal. Othd)'S to be wit. er bureaus have reassure people that those TV bandits are n actually bushwacking tra�rn desert. And, believe it veler s in the W : admitted to the un or not, when ' , , ��ests for "direcion last year • ,iate." tions on drh ) direct benefits The oil c , ; to buy its brand unle ss the m, the route passes ,s or gasoline, ah , through areas w,,�· · � · · .,,np�ny g;1soline isn't e 9en sold. One young lady aSXed tor guidance on a route Crom Palmyra, New Yotk, to Tam­ pa, Florida, J1dding that she 'p lanned lo go by horseback! She got the information she want­ ed. It's a good will service, from the company standpo int , and a mighty useful one to the motori st ventur ing into far, strange places. Meigs & Mason · 1s R.ep� ort �c:N dE 1 tonun . g Events ir1!•,rii11t.iff•� �., ,..,.,. ,.. 1rr,·-•• 1!.$111 ' '' � , ! eftd conclucllna ctl1p.ateh ,bout h\1 ax,-rl.nc•. · aY en.\ YIM TO� YO UPl-The t'flll of , the by Communiit prison y,,111 e� 1 . of eitht feet. n was the thrte in whieh I waa to live for .a . year on, Red charge, of espionace. I had eome inUt China from Hon&: Kon&: on a a,i.mple .n.ewa � lia:nment for UPI. I had explamtd in full why I was comin&. I b;d i.en welc,omed by the .Comrabniatt. B\l,l within lo day1o I wu. Jn prt,nn on trumped-up chaf1e11. 1 The first cP I I contained two wooden, 1latted beds about eight inche11 otf the floor, and a wooden bucket which would serve as my toilet for a year. RWgulatlonl ....,_. The walls were · w-hitewa&hed. Hil..._ on Lhe far. 11!4il WH a 1leel barred windp_w. Only by standing dp -nii bed lln �I� could one • �. . �.ut. �ut this waa against tlie rule1. 1 wu never permitted lo see another ptj■oner. Ori \he .d�r wm-.e pasted prison recull.tiona: "DorL't tvute food, Don't fight BIG Aveust 20 The Syracuse Presbyterian Church Ice cream social, 8:30 p. m. on lhe thurch lawn. Proreedl lo be uaed !or the building fund. Autust 21 The First Presbyterian Church of Middleport will hold Sunday ikhtK1l-<.'. hurl'h this Sunday al Q;30 11m ir, the. 11nctuary with James Buchanan aivlng the les11on. Au1u,t 22 Special meeUn1, Bradbury PTA, al lhe Khool, 7:30 p. m., Monday. 1'he Dauaher1 or Unlon Veterans wUI meet Monday at 7 :30 p. m. al the DAV Hall In Pomeroy. AutUlt 25 The Cheater PTA ls 1ponaorln& a Get-Acquainted party for lhe pupll• enterJn1 the fint grade and thelr n,othert on Thuraday. Au1. 2ft, l :SO to 3:ao p. m. at the Chfllter 1rade 1chool Au..,,t 21 A hymn 1lnM wUl be held al the Frnedom GQ1pt1l ?,ll111lon at . Bald KnobB, · PorUand•BHhan Road, on Sunday, Augu1t ts, at :.! p. m., with R�v. E. J. Griffith a1 1ona leader, --·led by her e;o;-;�d The Baptl,l Sunday School picnic w.. held al Forked Bun Lake Sunday afternoon, !eavi!lg :1£ter the momin& wor11hlp service al the church. After the potluck dlnner, games and 1wlmming were enjoyed. A large crowd at­ tended. The WSCS met In tlle Melho• dl■t Church 11anctuary Friday evenlng. Mrs. Sybil MIies was pro1r1m chairman. The buslnesa 1e11lon WIUJ in charge of Mrs. M1r1aret Houdashelt, 'fhe hostess­ •• Mrs. A. C . Bradrord and Mrt. Helen Younce served a deuerl COUHC during the HCl■J hour. The Esther Circle or the BaP · tlat Missionary Society met at the home of Mn. Firn Gaul with Mlsa Vera Beegle CO•ho1te11. Mrs. Bertha Sayre.>, in charge of the devollona. used £or her topic "'llhe Sowera or l-'11ith'' Mrs. Laura Bell presented a program on Foreign MIKl!IIOn&. Mrs. Gaul and Miss Beegle, ho1les&e11, 1erved retreah­ menb to ten members and one guest. Mr. and Mn. Fred Shain, W. B. Crolll and Virgil Roush at­ tended the runeral or Homer J�c• caud at Delaware Monday. Mrs. Owen W■tson accompan- wife, �;--;nd Mrs. lv1m Watsowi. attended the funeral of her uncle, E. W. Gooper at Nea:ley, Pa. Francis Morris WIS honored Sunday wilh a birthday dinner PreaeTit were Mr. and Mrs . R. K. Swirl and daughter, M ichele of Columbus, Mrs. Christine Lake and son Bill aTid Mrs. Morris. Mr, and Mrs. Carql Sayre ond granddaughter, Mickey Wolfe, left Monday on D lrip to Niagar.i F11ll1. Mrs. Goldie Shain of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W.alke,1 · of Shawnee vislfod Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wal• lace HUI and other relatives over 1 • · - , ,, the weekend. ' · • (with whom!) Don't gamble (!_hat w:as almost funny). Don'l Sin�. Don't dance. Don'l dry tlotheJ I� cell. Don't pretend illness. Don t smoke. Don't use vulgn lanau11@. Reflect on your crimes an.i reflect on the iovernment." Food Net a.ct Breakfut >Jould be pushed thl'Ouch a small door in tla )>otthe �... doo�. It usq_aUy tom . cons11ted of wiaiery rice and noodles and ,omotime1 •· • ..pieee of bread. There wu qo coffee. , , Ll:nch w11 utually rlce, �,b.$f!I and Hlinetimu ,. a • l� _i JIIIV'k. or fish, After I\JW I pip · for a couple of �s .U ,then :wait for dinner. . IJ'he. 'foal:l was lllDt too bad · anil actaalh I gliiled some weight ln priAOn. bi:er I (\l'U mo\led , t o a slllht• bl \a'tt:er .cell and then to OM .!NIU:. tW'o ,windows. a bed anti desk. The food iniproved and I was ,given special permission to smo.ke a couple ·ot cigarettes. a il day. lt was part Of a eampal211 .to "rel'onn" me and bring me over lo t)leir.. sije.,. '1- WlHflt! .. a.rc1 I . Jfhe ·tone,meas was harl to ,�r. Sometimes I cried. I know · ir'o\vn llle,i Ulould not �Cl'Y i:i1,1t lht'l'e are -times when • good cry helps you, 'rite Off�¥artn Market article In Farm and Power Equlpment f�rmers, tpese liidividuals and institutions JD•g&zine tells of a con\paratively new mar­ are ��tantly seeking ways to reduce costs, . iret that ibe producers and seliers of this and mechanization has been one of the an­ swers. . ' r equipment have developed . �It's known as the off-farm market. Some In addition to the heavy equipmen t, a vast years ago II became evident that 1lii1'market new market for power tools has emerged • might soon become the only source <if sales for chain saws, Lawn mowers, tillers and a : for many farm equipment dealers � he deal­ host of other machines and accessori_e s. The . ers In locations where farJ)l lands liave been farm equipment manufacturers have helped ;;.turned Into housin� developJnfrtt'i ;!ii\Justrial to meet the demand. .....areas, 'highways, arrports and Jhe 11.M,., • Agriculture, of course, Is still the major :" The equipment manufa�IUI'£�• .�alined mat:hincs for varied uses . .And_ ·lbe buyers in market for the equipment makers and deal­ many instances were those responsible for ers, and the machines become better all the converting the farm land to other fU'Wf/e':­ time. B�t there's more than ,c:;ne string to bome builders, highway departments, lrjstitu­ their bow, as the growing off.farm market •tious, industrial plants, and so on. Like the shows. • EDITOR'S NOTE : While th• Runlan Communilh .,. tryln9 F r•nci• Gary., Powen °" .,,Y chU9" in Molen thla WNk, tht story of anothtr spy trial •ncf !Pt"lton .....tence Ml ....., writti.n ltl T...,._ II .. tb• flrt,t pM10f1 ■tort of BUI YI� . .Chin •" reportar •mplDYff by United p,..,. International In Hone ••t Kone, who we• r.t• month after • y..r ln_prl 1t- In w■1 c.otort. Yim t.11• hott picked up by cOmmunls · ... (l.'rity pollct whll• on aulanment in Chin• and Wrs,ed with 1pyln9. H•r• Is the HCOnd -- - In Hol\l KonJ tbal I boed· ed help. There wu the once friendly travel a,ency pJlp who had ttu11t me •l the nllrC>ad 1lltlon and shown me to tbe hotel. There w u Qie waitreu 11bo teatlfled I tritd. lo "cori;,11.ft" bet with tip■, . 'hie ·travel servlce man 1aid I had uked him Lo 1muu:le me out o! Canton. It was an outri&ht He. The Judge prod ed my .eamera, typewriter, .n�boob u1d n tofd by unuse· d film . I had In aaency travel nist tbe Commu HOng Kong th.It I coUld bring tbem., • "�Q ., Y,_PU 1'Jye a biqa: to say,' 1 uted !e . ,nan whtl jht!: tomiey . I had de:fenM m, WII •� fliltver exCha�j'� a •�rd w.i hlllt. , � to. flhe accused•� •-��!'!'," �'ti;Ite:e hasjudge, vlo­ , '/ti:.el ' �Ye�� ,tf,!ti the Pe6" ,pJoi tPIOOlo , · � ��. Thal , lrat step · mum � iiat ., . I eug• rel&\ea.st ·tou .give blrl'I ..• [ ht sen· t �;.� �! !"Y • �� \,,e !rial .... l waited ,recef,eil.•;,t'Wt .:01MI 1 ,.lf �l'l'•F (titloo room /fhe sen,oil.i � �, t�nce ., · �1• :,. k��on. The , 10. in . . i , i\ielily serve.1 would . l:f!l , . AU e,.;· �•�•a I wu Jed <iut ' lol � irili.,,. )lo one spoke. Jo m.e..._ Jkj lpar some r. "This one ■ay to . , ." v ..... ,. f� � ,, otQ" N�lfton Stands Firm Whole Year to .._, lldlddieport, O., Au&. 19, 1960 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy• HI! I .ipi� 1\1 Bernice White, children Della and Cury of Sl. Albani called on relative, here Thursday. Mn, Lola Sorde11 spent Sltur­ day with Mra. Elyvin1 McHaUee of Rutland. Several from here attended the Alhena fair lhe pHt week. Friends here w'ere sorry to be■r or the death or Mn. Myrtal Torrence of Delaware Sunday. She formerly lived bere, relatives are plannin& on attending the fu. ner■l Wednellday.. W! ..-, ........ ,,.. ;: . · �"'....... 7 Sometimee to pJSs the time I dit11,ced, whil:Jina around the cell , !Nlth , an iJDaKil'.1ary Hong Kong bfauty ln an eye-catchin g Cfle­ from ongaan. I like pop ular mu!lic ■nd _ Tliete wire : · ' my prison W.rdlih �lilt , U I had ao 10metimes I also sanl to my­ stood befor,e �the d6utt., made • self. ,proper, ronfesaiQP . and 1;0presaed . I became so ,)9neaome I uluid f!il!n>jlilY lo• . 11!f·j /1\ir!me1" I the gpal"d to,, .talk to me, � �g;li_t five been Ki1 died. But I •t� th'e warden. Th'ey agreed. I got ■tood silent. Soo Tho Slti,ts. ; indoctrination lectures. But it The Commuitial!I never 11ve up was good to hear someone talk. · The warden would 'go on and on. tl')'ini· to "rerorin" me. . . Ten day.11 before I was rell!lsed, He would tell me of the great ad· van�ment Communist li"11 ina W3S they · made their la1t big_ et�mpt to win me over. The warden took making. me · on a morning sightsee-Ing t,Jp Then interrogat1on1 were re- around Canton. sumcd. You see, 1 stm hadn't ,He showed me bul1dh1t11 and been brought to trial. conttru<'tlon to demontirate the There were two men. I called might of Communist China. Then them the "sweet talker'' and the we went to the famous yellow "shouter." They took tufns on .fiower mountain eardens so, I me. "Sweet talker'' told me that �uld aee the beauty or Red hot• everyone mike• mistakea, that I ttculture. had only to· repent. ''ShOqter" , . U was my l�st. , � out of �hrew the same queationa abolit :,priaon and it was _a , �t. 11lree spyinK-he made muo� of the f•ct ,da)'.I. late?, the warajen took me I carried the huae sum. o f 1,000 oh :�othet &our. 'rbe,,y '"°anted to Hong Kong dollars--'fii66 in U · be s ure they bad a "frJend " s. exchange term,. when 1 WIS �•id, , Days itumbl• On • The day bef9te my. year· was Day after day atumbted by, My u p� I wr.ote .• -1.etter · to· the CoY· jailers gave Me newepapers and ernment polbt.P,;li �l that mJ · books, inost of them attacklng f«m �I •mb'iftl. l- thanked · Am,rlcan imperialis�. I asked . �� -' tiir w:.,kirtd"_ freatment. � . for music an� they put a radio · T 't'i 'Hld fo . Ve ' IOIQ8thinl to loudspeaker an my_ !ceU. ,It wt.a_ · ' $14 . , ..ti;)·" ed• ,or I ' '�· ·· played nery evemng . , for 1¥_1.1!, , · leased hqu, q\it!!i"f.1 ,,�U\»! 1 ,1J1tutiil;, "'.' marches, i,lW,Uli •»ia, �P la a � '1--: t, I waa ' _. . _ pular Comr:nunlif' 1161•�- · 1 k to th• ... tY,en�� , On the nltht of Jan. 11, :tJ�t," •�here I first Nglstered. .Jx month• after � h;acl 'I" . spenti'" th.e night in_ TJiieeS.'tui.tds China, I WIii talr:m< 1 DUt of my mY r:o(bri.:Thp . n�t- - d_a,: they toot . all. I thwtht thl- Clftllll'Wnltfl me ttit! tra� , an,d accompan­ ..,. tolng to rel"M _. and I . ie' .ffl"e� to -1., t.11e, )>Qrdu. On d th'e · ·had to fight down- my l•Y• w� ovt the qutiUOnint' contln• · lnstud I W'H takffl to a room ,ued; • , \ In tht prl1on and blinded a Finally I stepped across th · IN"! c:h•l'91nt nM with , ... · bottler ·to . ffeedom. pkln,..,, What did I feel'! Honestly, . Tbe Communi,ta � slq:!d . lf I cannot say. The year tOO- a Io wanted ,a Ja�y�r, I �!d no; Aft.er .out ..:ot. .me. . 1 felt cr-1.1 el, . wlthou all, I_ ·had Prhio�Sly made an Ad- much sentiment. J felt II it som �IH1on-after m �� days straight thing had been lOl!lt. the mterroj!atio�-of vlola�lng It was when my mother-unde !Wlver&!gntv ol lhe Ohmc.�e Peo · weigh t and lookin11 . much older pies Republic. than her 42 yean-e}asptd me in The next afternoon, I Wall hand her urns that I knew I W■■ horne. cuffed and taken in an American ______ The bulldln&, court a lo .. j p · Ii � '· glare of two newsreel camera · PVT, JIRKl'!II Ooodll1hts hit my eye, . OIIVOTED TO •(N1Ul,ll1t --: 'th ese were 300 spectators in Pvt. Darrell Gene ·.1,nklns, 10n OP lllt)�l'( ; �P,A . lldll�• i. __,., ·Mts1IU of Mr. and ¥fa. � Jenl:in1 Sr. the rear of the room. .Publll1aecl ,vet)t �>•• I walked down the 1i1le■ to a of Syracu,e 'ha• .. co,n-pleUJd bis lone table at ' Which eat the iuda:• 1IDI lun:dq nr,t ·a 1weei■ or • Baile Traf.nin« "• •n.t .. YallC · clad in the llao Tt<•lufti, hllh ,._hllohl!>I 11 �t llnoJr, ·K)r,; apendlng i"-PJI Q , i,e t. .allaait t my table o ed n • At tunics. eclt � .S . �IW· lea.�e wlth' bill pa.rents l *ne � ..iN r ra. gh At. two we pr018C�to re ' l or te iMUto, F went t t1nd "fr-ibdl , off.kt ah , o•mi ::p�� � , DIXi�"New I� wt.tre he 11 In the left wa1 . my UJift:QUested "delen1& a t , torney;" 1 ...._........_.. . , ;.s._:.....'..i d -..a:...:.. , .. Ir iDI ,..1. -' • course Mlero,llonn � �\;' ••:1c1e"'..�iv��� • Microphone, -.ere eveQ"Where. n, Olllo. . ' , • ' • . Althou1b we were in Conlon, I odnittlbif . ,__ AD D The l'omeroY ��•nq' ,quad wu inauueted lo 1pt>1t In·. Man· A-.' Yil\ wu ealled 11t 1:JO. , � ,-terday darln,. the natlo�•l , laq1uaie. ·t· . . ,· t,o th� Grant Au1tlit bOme' on Brier The film was to be dhtrlbuted ftt!i . ntt. iublc!riPUoa ,...4•.;..., ' Rid(e neu l,filllriUl.e when Mr. throqh,out China and m lllion, 1 . do ot Cln�u, undertt &rul -... n . Au■ti1t Wft.! 1ittM•iD, Ii ti-actor Judge uad· lhe ehm .. and ..., _, .,.. . ,.... · ' Tbe 'ICcllltnt.:ia .•Id iii,, que,Uoned mo-the . nme old b 1ften Ho ,r lo ,nd 1quod the bf , quetllont. i.S ,11 .�., fl��·, t ;,\· , '} , Then they brouibt In the wit• ;IIUG. ' 1DOIC iillilt' �,-.-,.,..,, , - �.....,..,,..........� l(:n,'Nor,tel, Ohto Unlv�ty,' ne11ea. There WII the tui drlv,r· . .... .... 1'11 al"4ittk end 1uetl of 'Melva :with wh9rg I Nlde When I 1eht -W.. '· uitt �= . ,. lqu '�A\iJ'.' Jtlrilon.A . • iitrf&" . " a 'bt ■-,- w offiee' ·;��' · ,11iofr�p, a uble almply informlq JIIY UPI Mueller ClillClhl AU TOMATIC H ■ AT I N G No uhoo or oool lo dir into rup • • • burrow into curtama . . . oettJe on waU.. Automatic Mueller 'Climatrol mU1111 dean bealulf, Call no,. ..:. Mk . about our fne heatinl ourvey and f8IJ' buds· Ji�-1 11.:U.... ._Wl., � :!r,'8el;, \t.W �'\ •t-- et plan. , c.R n ltfl-,1 • -I.: . -It. ARNOLD'S Phone WY.Z-8384 . SVJµCU�E, OHIO ...iii; iii.•·•_. . ,, •. �,ll»o 11·��� - T�e . . Milhoan Mn. Gladys Benaon o( Mid­ land; Pa .. visited with Mrs. Edith Osborne thia week. Er[lesl Weber, Fannie Adamo and SylVia Coleman went to Sa­ ·bina last week to visit with Mr. and Mn. Dale Adama. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mon vhllt­ ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. Reed Crary. Mr, and Mrs. Art Ka11per or Columbus visited a te-w days with her JJarents Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr last week, Miss Jact:ie Conway or Colum­ bus la ependlnJ thi1 wele'k with her grandparenlll, Mr. and Mn. M. L: Bahr and Mn. Allee Dod­ ,o n, Mt;9. Lillian McDole of Beaver visited with Mn. Edith Osborne laet week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold OabornP. and sons went to Midland, Pa., over the week end to vl1it with relatives. Mr. and Mr,. Lee Hunt, Ri­ chard, Jean and Robert motored to Nitro Sunday to viait hie rela­ tives. Mr. and Mn. W. I!:. Milhoan of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mn. Everett Milhoan and Witllam Milhoan attended the Milhoan Rei.inion 111t Mllh91n Ridge Sunday. HAVEN · TH EATRE litiilt).ii7. ( ' 1 Mrs. Golda Shain, Lo&an, Mn, Jerry Walker and family, Shaw­ nee, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain, Ra.cine were ,upper a:ueat■ ol Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walker Tue■day. Mr. and Mn, Leo Eddy and family, Wooster, Mr. and Mr1. Junior White and d1u1hter of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and family of Killbuck apent the weekend with Grover White and family and Ral-ph B1l11rd f■mUy . Mr. and Mn. W.\llltm Struble or Logan spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, ·J, C. McKay. Mrs. Thelma Orr ■nd Mrs. Min­ nie Orr c.lled on Mr. and Mra. Rollen Torrence Sunday at TUp­ pers Plains. · Mr. and Mrs. Harold H11wk and son Mark, Cheater called on the Charle• Spencer family Wednesday. Mr. and Mn, BIily Orr and sons, Reedaville, spent SuJKlay with Mr. and Mrs. Cllnt Orr. Mr. and Mra. Grover Whlte and Doris called on Mr. and Mra. Wateman White, Keno, Friday. · Miss Dorothy Hawk of Colum• bus, Mrs. MIJford and RoOOrt Hawk, Shnde Valley ealled on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer and Mre. Etta Spencer. Roger Davie, Rutland, spent the pa■t week with bi1 cou1in Gary Holter. Roger Howerton or Cleveland called on the Grover White tam• Uy Friday. Mr. and Mn. Cecil Spence:r called on bl• mo'1ier, Mr•. Etti Spencer i'ncl helped her celebrate her 97th birthday. Gary_ Holter 11 spending a few days with Roger Davis, Rutland. The Ridge-Keno Society News By. Glenna , ..;;t:;i' i:.-;;"'_at-:: IM'l'lft:. "'°'"�· .first Fl,e . 01t°W· lflef ' .� ----"--"'----=- I the-,prtiriJ: ' TH" nAllY • r, MISllll TV-Tbeae photol rrom White Sandi, N.M., n&u■trate fe&libWty ot mlllf:,e.bome television. A cap., ■Ulfl . containing TY equip. ment wu ejected rrom reentry body of a Redat.o:D.t mlaalle, and hen &re video,. tape r•rllDI ot Ute. photo.I 1' made ot tJ:ie NHntry body. Tlie TV capaule wu travdIng much alower, wbicb aocount■ tor the re-ontry body becomtng lmaller and mian. ar wtlb each phot, ,. . . New Hav,n, W. Va. Tonight 111d Slllurday - Show Stuu·At 1:41 Sunl[1y 111d Monda)'.' - Show Starlll Ai . 7:11. . f ' ' , •TONIGHT and SATURDAY, AUGU$T 19-20 · i "CIRCUS STARS" Don't miss . this: th,:illlng· show of the Ruuian Big Top ' · In c'ol�r! ' 1Bra1U1 °{rf.gftt) lbaket band■ wttlf Prol'� Ltoa.ld .Sedov, tb• . �et•a lead!JIJ N)Ck11 ezpert. .ID Stodiholm II th,y meet ' at tho lnteruilonol ,.._...llcal CoqnD. · 8edo9 II ,_....I · �int Ol tho ,orpnllatloll. ONI IXNIT ,a AN01Hn-u. s. -·- wonmer ... .poHCfl look naJ detel1\llned (and ., AU.1 - , ctk-,'th■.t c!ocky,SUJ in the.mip,ct· Ulrt) u they break up a • Wtilt aathtrtn:1· ID downtown Leopoldvilll. · taadfopMtoJ n · uP1..:..C.,� "SGT. RUTLEDGE" The mo.st amazing ttlal � ,;ver bl'OUflht to � ecne,,i1,· _, ., .. n." *" = p� O�t · This :We�lt .. . You· must 'see this from • the beginning and pleue don't tell the ending! . JEfF HUNT(IR la S • I Even ts lly VIRNON SCOTT "I wa1n't kidding about goal.I. HOLLYWOOD UPI - Producer, They're all over the place and rlirector George Stevens spent two have depleted the wealth and 111onths searching location sites in beauty o! the land itself." Even the architecture, parlicu• the Near· East for '"the Greatest Story Ever Told •• before �ecldlng larly modern b\lildings, has chang• to shoot lhe picture in the United <-d the !ace of ancient Christian• dom. . States. . Sandburg W Ill A••lst Stevens, a painstaking perfec , "Thia Is an Inspirational story Uonif;t, fo1:1nd the orij!linal land. marks unfit for a Biblical back- and it calls for inspirational writ• lr1g, acting and directiou j,J1t as drop. Hct traveled l,,tbanon. Syria, Is- . It docs breath - taking hack ,rael, Jordan apd Turkey, tracing grounds," the director said. "That'• t he life of Christ, re11eart'hing bis the principal reaeon we called on multi-million-doll ar rellglou• epic. Carl Sandburg to assist with the ""l'M l•nd h11 errodt!cl by writl�. IMft and ·.... he- Nld. "Th11 film has a respon&lbilily "In Biblical times the }!oly to preaent Jesus attractivel:y to 1And was a lua'b, r".cb' J.l'C• with the people who have such conclu• ro�ll and fertite 'farrn land. &ions ready at hand, I hopo to Now It Is barren and bumed out. ■how Lhu picture )>ehInd the Iron "Shooting a picture in that part Curtain and in such countries a, . or lhe world i.bout the il!e of Indian and Pakistan where Chrla­ Jeaus Christ Is equival�t to mak• Uanlty ls a minority religion. Ina a 49-er gold rush lllm In mod"It wouJd be tmsatiafactory for · ern San Franci1C(I. me to make a propaganda film for Roll frtt:d YHr peopJe who already believe in the '."Ibe Greate.t Story ,Ever .TO id, " subject matter. ther�fore, will roll early next year " 'The Greatest · Story •E"·er on l ocation at Lake Meade, the Told' 1hould touch them, but It Salh1n Sea, the.i:(irand Canyon and also mu.it have a point ot view Zion National PO'k. accepted £avorably by those reli. No one h■a been cast for the iilons outrdde th� Judeo - Chrislian p1cti,are yet, but Steven, con,idere . teneta." the eettlnp to bf.: equally a,, imPortant to the succeri of ihe Olm. TIM■ ON f.llR HANDS "Lo�•tlone are extr.aordinarily NEW YORK UPI - A 8tudy of Important in this c11e," he said watch buyers' .habit& hH proved froro bi1 o!lice at 20th Century- what male� claim to have known Fox .dudloe. all llong: 'rhat. a fellow ran expert ''Threy must conta)n !i'lrandeur bia date to be late. and excJtelt'1e�t. The land pla:,ed Thie ii borne out, say8 Bulova l part bi. the history- of the �o, Wakh Co., by I survey th1t ahi'.lW• pie who lived during those thnes. ed that only at per Cflnt of women 1t 1h1ped' their lives, thelr hqpe,, watch buyen rank timekeeping ac:• . their zeal, curacy as the most Important fac. "But varlo:utr Invasion• end lor in bµyina: ·• Watch, while 52 wan aCCo\lnted for who!esale de• per cent put appearance of the 1tructio,n of rotesls and flelds, Watch first. Men, on lbe other · �ranaforininF the countryside IDto .hand, rated ar�euracy first in ·64 an e�Uµly different Place. . per cent of' �belt·replie1. · · "MAN IN THE , MET" SUNDAY and MON,AY, AUGUST' 21-22 ' H azae I PalestineNo Longer Suitable · To Film 'Greatest Story' Epic ALAN LADD b, ' I They finally relealed my body. They never captured my mind. The •tory I want to tell I• the truth about the Communi•t.--and thelt· own complete dilrej!lard ror the rights of individuala and their cont.empt for the princlple1 of freedom and equallb." My Weaternized name 11 "Bill" My Chinese name Ja Yim Yuen Lo. I wu born U years aa:o in Kiangai Province of mainland China. My famil y fled to Hong Kong during World War II when I WH three. I bave lived in Hong Kong lince, wor.ttns ilfter I fin1,hed 1ebool, fir,t for a European newa agency and then f'1f United Prell.'! International. To lntenlew Downey In July, 19!19, I wat asaignt!d. to go from Hong Kong to Canton for an Interview with William Downey, youna:er brother of John Downey. an American ciliz.en serving life imprisonm:::r.t on es­ pionage charges. Younger Downey had received special permiuion to tnfer Red China and UPI "ant­ ed me to interview him. All arrangemenu for the trip were made through the Chim Travel Service, a Communist organization in Hong Kong. I paid them .$41 and the y bought my train ticket, made hotel reaerva• tions and arranged for their rep• resentative.s to meet me in Canton. I told them fully about the pur- , pose or my trip. They gave me permission to take a camera and typewriter. I received a tag for my lapel so the Communi!;ts at the Canton rajlrQad station would 1pol me. The next day I ero111ed the bor• der into China without di!!icully although I answered many ques• OCIO tiona from the border inltl)eetorJ. I told them I intended to sta� By Kethfffn Bln•II Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bogard amt only two or three day,. Cr■t• C.-d Senice son, Johnny, spent a week's vaca• A flood had hit the area. On tion in Rock City, Tenn. Rev. and Mra. Floyd Bogard and the three-hour train ride to Can• family, F1y, spent Sunday with hi1 ton, J took pictures of the high parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bo· waler a11d of Re d army soldien, peasanls and workers at the four gard. Vlctor Durst recentb visited with stations where we stopped. Two very friendly travel men Johnny Suttle. Several from Hatael Church al- met me at the station and took tended church at the Gospel Mis- me lo the Huachia Hotel, where I got the best room in the house. sion Sunday evening. Bruce •Bi1.11ell has been spendinK l paid for the taxi. t.ut the driver several days with his grandparents re ( used a tip as did the travel Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Bissell, and aervice men. I tried immediately to contact Avis Bissell has been visiting wlth her grandmother, Mrs. Garnet Hay . Downey but with out success. Everyone pleaded ignorance of man. Mrs. Hattie Lawrence spt. nt Fri- hia whereabout-thai. day and day with her· son and (amlly, Mr. the next. So I went sight1ecing, and Mrs. Clarence La wrence of taking picture8 of street.a, houses, people, traffic and conelruclionPorUand. r. and Mrs. Wilbur Bluell, Mrs. typical tourist pbolos. Then my Hong Kong office adta Sdttle and IOhi Joh nny, vis• ited with Mrs. Mae Brewer lt'ld ·1:rited me that Downey wae leav· daughter, . Sylvia, Friday evening. ing Canton. I was told the reason Mrs. Jamee SutUe entertained I could nol reach him was be· vlsitore from Riverview school cause I had not contacted the Friday where she 18 employed II a Ne w China New1 Agency, al• though I am sure the agency teacher. Mr. and Mr,. David Ashworth knew I was coming, Confltcaff HI• were visited recently by friends --from West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Appleby and Mr:i.. David Aahworth were in Porn, eroy on business. l'dr. and Mrs. James Keefer and family, Parkersburg, visited with their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bissell, Sunday arternoon. Mrs. France11 Larkins spent Tuesday evening wilh Mrs. Carl Fitch. ■: Mn. Myrtle Walter :i. employ­ ed at the Minm-vllle Poat Office for the next two WHk1. Mr. and Mn. Clarence Sorden of DUImood, W. Va., spent Mon­ day with Mrs. Clint Orr and Mrs . Lola Sorden. �of!i ' IDITOR'S NOT While th.e l11Mian (ommuntul ,,. try• Ina Pr1ncl1 Gary ,...,, .,. "'' ch■rt" an Moac■w thll W'Mlc the atory ef another ■py trial and p,INn Nntena 11 Nlntl written In Tokp. It Is ttN· first perMn ·••ry of a111 Ykn, • Ch'­ ... report# employtd l,y U..at N PrllM .lnt.matktn■ I in Mont Kont, wt.Go WH reiMMCI t.lt month efter • rt,ar In prlMl'I in Canton. Yim 19111 how he Wit picked u,. br Communl1t M<urffy ,.nee wttlt. on 11•1111• rMnt In China and cherttdl wlt11 1pyln9, IY 8fLL YIM TOKYO UPI-The Chinese Com­ muni1t11 lmpriloned me for one year on trumped up 1py ehar1e1. They knew they were wrong, I lost one year of my life, bul now l am bark in freedom.. At 7 a. m. J1.1ly 19, Ut:19, I had crossed the border from Hong Kong Into Red China on a news 1111ignment. One year, nine days, two hours and 20 minute• later I crossed back again. For one year. I never alept in the dark. The single, unshaded light bulb in my prison cell glared throughout the nlaht. For one year I never saw another prisoner, although I am sure there were 1,000 In the ume C1nt1'.ln jail. Rvn• Around Cell For that year I sang to qiyself, danced or r■n ilround the cell to preserve my aanlty. Durl111 that time I belonged to the Communl■ta. 1'hey bad my body. But they wan led my mind. Mn. Arthur Barr, Cheater. ijwd �ant t ly Mn. A. H, lollo, Mra.._,J'ra.nk Janke ot Demott, Ind., 1pedt the weekend with her 1l1tor, Mr•. Lola Sorden. llr. and Mn. Ralph Ballud ■pent Monday tftlrooon with i--�• �ij,, Bill Ynn's Story Of Com monist Prison Life Demonstrates Again R ed China's Hate Of West Mr. and llrt. Arthur Orr, d1u1hter Martha ,pent U1e weekend with Dr. and Kn, Ro&er Gruuer and dau&ht.en, Lopn. C J1S4ge , Bashan Society News Of The Week , · f\ Ail � · . : · • · f •l:j' . , . . II · · " · , , . .. _ t , . the arts or preparing dishes ju1t the way you Uke them are an open book to our expert chef,. COME SEE MARit � RESTAU).u\NT _ ON ROllTI 7 � · ·· · IN MlDDLl!PoRT . ', 1 _, ·,,.. I made plan• to return lo Honii: Kong, but 1t l l ao that night • hotel waitJ e1t1 told rne the .secu­ rity blllllU wanted to talk to me. I took a taxi. Two Colmuni11t■ were waiting for me. young men •bout 25, dreued in wh11l' 1po rt.s abirts, •Jae.It and rubher llh<,es To my a■toWJlbment they ac­ culed me of illegal entry inLo China as an American reporter ffiey .aid I abould have reported to the tecurit)' bureau. They con· fiauted my papen, warned me not to communicate with an;,on!' or attempt to leave Canton a11d lo come back the next d,1y . For the nel.l seven days I wai; Interrogated. usually at night Afterwardi I WH allowed lo re­ turn to my hotel. J decided I bad lo notify Hong Kong. I called a taxi and said I wanted to go 1ight1eeing. When J got about two flocks from the cable office I had Lhe cab 1top and walked tbe rest of the way. C.11 For Help "Date return unknown," I cab­ led UPI. "Need help" I sign• ed the cable, "lvyman." because in Hong Kon& they knew I liked Ivy League clothing. I picked up my taxi, rode around the city and returned to the hotel to wait for a phone call from Hong Kong. It never came. The next day, I tried lo put lhru a call myself. That did it. Within minutes, a security bureau official entered my room.�. ·•So you wanted to cal I Hong Kone," he said. •·Haven't you for­ gotten our discipline?" I was taken back to the sec.:rity bureau !or lhc last time. I had dttided to "conress" . I was ""fraid for my life and J wanted lo survive, not onl )· for myself but llO I could tell m)' story. information. I admitted to "vio• latlng the sovereignty of the Chinese People, lrepublic." That seemed to be enough. After half an hour. the Communi1Ls produced a paper author· izin£ my arrest. I signed ii . ! hen wrote : " I do not know the rea son for my arrest." A door was opened and in walked the hotel waitress I had known. She carried m )· eoat. cam- 1 I I I I DIMES MARCHER .::, Allor• ney General Mark McElroy (above/ will lead the Mu-ch of 1 Dimes in Ohio neat year. He I succeeds baseball great Bob Feller, chairman for the past I five years. I I POWflS" AffOINlf-Atta:t,, uy named by tbt 8cmet to defend 0. 8. U•Z pllDt ft:u­ CD G. Powezw ill llllriwl GriIHl9 (al:lctft). Be ....., bll WOUid "'do � ut:moa&'9 • l'awfld ---- �H--' era, typewriter and a Pelpilllc ,.. view magazine I had boua:)lt. The Communi&ta bad me cbed: my possessions. Thea theJ drove me m a Jaguar automobile to the " brick-walletl prilon. We re New . . T ry Us! CERTIFIED GAS LADIES' NfiONS 9¢ pair 39, 51 AU Taxes Paid OPEN NOW Gauge - 15 Quality . irlist 24 HOURS CERTI F l �D OI L CO. 538 Weot Main Street Every Gallon Sold Wllh A Money Back Guuu)ee I I. ll Apple Grove Social Items ly Mn, Herbert Roush Mr. and Mn. Marlon Parsons and family of Marietta apent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mn. DorH Par. aona and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beckner and !IO!l of San Diego, Calif., who were called here by the death l'lf hie mother at Pl. Pleasant ,\llalted the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charle, Knlghtning Sr., also. Nancy Roush or Let■:ot F■lls s�nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herber! Roueh 1md son. Sue Ann Buck of Columbus spent the week end w_Jth her par• ents, Mr. and Mrt.· Roy bucK . . Mr. and Mrs. Rlehard Oun ■nd family moved Friday from the Charles Burri residence to the Kar• ry Hill residence at Letart Felli. Mr. and din. Emmett Haney and fan11ly o! Harrisonville visitt� Monda)/' wlUi Mr. and Mn. Child­ re1111. Franklin Arnott who Js employ­ ed in Michigan spent the Week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Arnott and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roush and family of Winfield, W. Va., spent Sunday afternoon wlth Fred Ro1.11h and other relatives. Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush Sunday were Mr. and Mr,, Clarence Roush and family Of Winfield, ForTe1t Neig­ ler of Raclne and Victor Swain o! Racine. Marion Oun returned home Sun, day after a week'• vielt with 'Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oun at New Brighton and Lewi1 and em ours at Wellivllle. . Re-v. Edward Griffith, Herbtrl Roush and Nancy· Rt,uah were hon­ or gnest1 al picnic at the Rock Sprini;;s Fairl'.rounds Thuraday eve­ ning In 1'.lbservance of their birth­ days whkh were all Che ume week. PreSflnl were Mr. and Mr■. Ruastll Roush, Jean Hupp, Roberta Nancy, Cindy. · David tind Sharon Roush, Mrs. Edward Grlftilh, Mr. and Mnr, Kerbert Rolleh, 8euie Slaughter, Roger Rou•h and David Griffith. Mr. and Mr1. Herbert Romh and .son, Roaer� called on Mr. and lfb. lack Sharpnack at Racine SundaJ iafternoon. i. I, � .� ,J: '"\ .' C,JP,.,. 4 � ·� .,- ..... <. ., W h a t w o u l d w' e d o w i t h o u t ,• e I c c t , i c i t y ? For heating, cooling, cooking, Y{&shing, d rying, ligh11ng ... electricit,: makes many wonderful thi �gs nappen for. you. Col umbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company provides low-coat power i f_qr : I your i ncreasing needs - dependable electricity i n ·the amount,- , J�U need, wherever you need it, at \he moment you want it.J I I' • � �,, (HE -OAllY SENTINEL. r 1, . f.om�entating Editoriall) 0peration I· : • StipJ)Ose you worked for an oil compa..,j· ,,­ � ,: touring spedalist, with the job of seJp• .. � - the best routes fn,, q.p to 100 motor; . .... a r1 � I ! f \,'l 'and then slaymg behind while they w•· ,li'Vanting off on fun or busines:.. This E ..inds �!rating enqugh lo pav e a path to a psy­ • -'cblatrl$t', couch. • • ::;:, '·But it doesn't work out that way, according • ;io the people who nun the touring centers of • • :our oil companies. None is looking for a psy­ • • :;,cJiiabist. In the words of one s1affer, "The --jbb requires endless contact with peo�le, and. people and their problems art fast\iiatjng " ' ' · These specialists are located i n many cities · here and abroad, and they provide free tour " guidance by mail, phone, and personal con• tact. They're called upon to handle both the serious and the ridiculous. One bureau, for had to plot a coast-to-coast tour for ,,;instance, ,. • '" An \'im's Cell W� Sx8)"hen 'Red'C hinese Sodght 'fo Win Him Over :r mg m e. · · hose pregnant wife had a\1 00 miles of a hosp i tal. Othd)'S to be wit. er bureaus have reassure people that those TV bandits are n actually bushwacking tra�rn desert. And, believe it veler s in the W : admitted to the un or not, when ' , , ��ests for "direcion last year • ,iate." tions on drh ) direct benefits The oil c , ; to buy its brand unle ss the m, the route passes ,s or gasoline, ah , through areas w,,�· · � · · .,,np�ny g;1soline isn't e 9en sold. One young lady aSXed tor guidance on a route Crom Palmyra, New Yotk, to Tam­ pa, Florida, J1dding that she 'p lanned lo go by horseback! She got the information she want­ ed. It's a good will service, from the company standpo int , and a mighty useful one to the motori st ventur ing into far, strange places. Meigs & Mason · 1s R.ep� ort �c:N dE 1 tonun . g Events ir1!•,rii11t.iff•� �., ,..,.,. ,.. 1rr,·-•• 1!.$111 ' '' � , ! eftd conclucllna ctl1p.ateh ,bout h\1 ax,-rl.nc•. · aY en.\ YIM TO� YO UPl-The t'flll of , the by Communiit prison y,,111 e� 1 . of eitht feet. n was the thrte in whieh I waa to live for .a . year on, Red charge, of espionace. I had eome inUt China from Hon&: Kon&: on a a,i.mple .n.ewa � lia:nment for UPI. I had explamtd in full why I was comin&. I b;d i.en welc,omed by the .Comrabniatt. B\l,l within lo day1o I wu. Jn prt,nn on trumped-up chaf1e11. 1 The first cP I I contained two wooden, 1latted beds about eight inche11 otf the floor, and a wooden bucket which would serve as my toilet for a year. RWgulatlonl ....,_. The walls were · w-hitewa&hed. Hil..._ on Lhe far. 11!4il WH a 1leel barred windp_w. Only by standing dp -nii bed lln �I� could one • �. . �.ut. �ut this waa against tlie rule1. 1 wu never permitted lo see another ptj■oner. Ori \he .d�r wm-.e pasted prison recull.tiona: "DorL't tvute food, Don't fight BIG Aveust 20 The Syracuse Presbyterian Church Ice cream social, 8:30 p. m. on lhe thurch lawn. Proreedl lo be uaed !or the building fund. Autust 21 The First Presbyterian Church of Middleport will hold Sunday ikhtK1l-<.'. hurl'h this Sunday al Q;30 11m ir, the. 11nctuary with James Buchanan aivlng the les11on. Au1u,t 22 Special meeUn1, Bradbury PTA, al lhe Khool, 7:30 p. m., Monday. 1'he Dauaher1 or Unlon Veterans wUI meet Monday at 7 :30 p. m. al the DAV Hall In Pomeroy. AutUlt 25 The Cheater PTA ls 1ponaorln& a Get-Acquainted party for lhe pupll• enterJn1 the fint grade and thelr n,othert on Thuraday. Au1. 2ft, l :SO to 3:ao p. m. at the Chfllter 1rade 1chool Au..,,t 21 A hymn 1lnM wUl be held al the Frnedom GQ1pt1l ?,ll111lon at . Bald KnobB, · PorUand•BHhan Road, on Sunday, Augu1t ts, at :.! p. m., with R�v. E. J. Griffith a1 1ona leader, --·led by her e;o;-;�d The Baptl,l Sunday School picnic w.. held al Forked Bun Lake Sunday afternoon, !eavi!lg :1£ter the momin& wor11hlp service al the church. After the potluck dlnner, games and 1wlmming were enjoyed. A large crowd at­ tended. The WSCS met In tlle Melho• dl■t Church 11anctuary Friday evenlng. Mrs. Sybil MIies was pro1r1m chairman. The buslnesa 1e11lon WIUJ in charge of Mrs. M1r1aret Houdashelt, 'fhe hostess­ •• Mrs. A. C . Bradrord and Mrt. Helen Younce served a deuerl COUHC during the HCl■J hour. The Esther Circle or the BaP · tlat Missionary Society met at the home of Mn. Firn Gaul with Mlsa Vera Beegle CO•ho1te11. Mrs. Bertha Sayre.>, in charge of the devollona. used £or her topic "'llhe Sowera or l-'11ith'' Mrs. Laura Bell presented a program on Foreign MIKl!IIOn&. Mrs. Gaul and Miss Beegle, ho1les&e11, 1erved retreah­ menb to ten members and one guest. Mr. and Mn. Fred Shain, W. B. Crolll and Virgil Roush at­ tended the runeral or Homer J�c• caud at Delaware Monday. Mrs. Owen W■tson accompan- wife, �;--;nd Mrs. lv1m Watsowi. attended the funeral of her uncle, E. W. Gooper at Nea:ley, Pa. Francis Morris WIS honored Sunday wilh a birthday dinner PreaeTit were Mr. and Mrs . R. K. Swirl and daughter, M ichele of Columbus, Mrs. Christine Lake and son Bill aTid Mrs. Morris. Mr, and Mrs. Carql Sayre ond granddaughter, Mickey Wolfe, left Monday on D lrip to Niagar.i F11ll1. Mrs. Goldie Shain of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W.alke,1 · of Shawnee vislfod Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wal• lace HUI and other relatives over 1 • · - , ,, the weekend. ' · • (with whom!) Don't gamble (!_hat w:as almost funny). Don'l Sin�. Don't dance. Don'l dry tlotheJ I� cell. Don't pretend illness. Don t smoke. Don't use vulgn lanau11@. Reflect on your crimes an.i reflect on the iovernment." Food Net a.ct Breakfut >Jould be pushed thl'Ouch a small door in tla )>otthe �... doo�. It usq_aUy tom . cons11ted of wiaiery rice and noodles and ,omotime1 •· • ..pieee of bread. There wu qo coffee. , , Ll:nch w11 utually rlce, �,b.$f!I and Hlinetimu ,. a • l� _i JIIIV'k. or fish, After I\JW I pip · for a couple of �s .U ,then :wait for dinner. . IJ'he. 'foal:l was lllDt too bad · anil actaalh I gliiled some weight ln priAOn. bi:er I (\l'U mo\led , t o a slllht• bl \a'tt:er .cell and then to OM .!NIU:. tW'o ,windows. a bed anti desk. The food iniproved and I was ,given special permission to smo.ke a couple ·ot cigarettes. a il day. lt was part Of a eampal211 .to "rel'onn" me and bring me over lo t)leir.. sije.,. '1- WlHflt! .. a.rc1 I . Jfhe ·tone,meas was harl to ,�r. Sometimes I cried. I know · ir'o\vn llle,i Ulould not �Cl'Y i:i1,1t lht'l'e are -times when • good cry helps you, 'rite Off�¥artn Market article In Farm and Power Equlpment f�rmers, tpese liidividuals and institutions JD•g&zine tells of a con\paratively new mar­ are ��tantly seeking ways to reduce costs, . iret that ibe producers and seliers of this and mechanization has been one of the an­ swers. . ' r equipment have developed . �It's known as the off-farm market. Some In addition to the heavy equipmen t, a vast years ago II became evident that 1lii1'market new market for power tools has emerged • might soon become the only source <if sales for chain saws, Lawn mowers, tillers and a : for many farm equipment dealers � he deal­ host of other machines and accessori_e s. The . ers In locations where farJ)l lands liave been farm equipment manufacturers have helped ;;.turned Into housin� developJnfrtt'i ;!ii\Justrial to meet the demand. .....areas, 'highways, arrports and Jhe 11.M,., • Agriculture, of course, Is still the major :" The equipment manufa�IUI'£�• .�alined mat:hincs for varied uses . .And_ ·lbe buyers in market for the equipment makers and deal­ many instances were those responsible for ers, and the machines become better all the converting the farm land to other fU'Wf/e':­ time. B�t there's more than ,c:;ne string to bome builders, highway departments, lrjstitu­ their bow, as the growing off.farm market •tious, industrial plants, and so on. Like the shows. • EDITOR'S NOTE : While th• Runlan Communilh .,. tryln9 F r•nci• Gary., Powen °" .,,Y chU9" in Molen thla WNk, tht story of anothtr spy trial •ncf !Pt"lton .....tence Ml ....., writti.n ltl T...,._ II .. tb• flrt,t pM10f1 ■tort of BUI YI� . .Chin •" reportar •mplDYff by United p,..,. International In Hone ••t Kone, who we• r.t• month after • y..r ln_prl 1t- In w■1 c.otort. Yim t.11• hott picked up by cOmmunls · ... (l.'rity pollct whll• on aulanment in Chin• and Wrs,ed with 1pyln9. H•r• Is the HCOnd -- - In Hol\l KonJ tbal I boed· ed help. There wu the once friendly travel a,ency pJlp who had ttu11t me •l the nllrC>ad 1lltlon and shown me to tbe hotel. There w u Qie waitreu 11bo teatlfled I tritd. lo "cori;,11.ft" bet with tip■, . 'hie ·travel servlce man 1aid I had uked him Lo 1muu:le me out o! Canton. It was an outri&ht He. The Judge prod ed my .eamera, typewriter, .n�boob u1d n tofd by unuse· d film . I had In aaency travel nist tbe Commu HOng Kong th.It I coUld bring tbem., • "�Q ., Y,_PU 1'Jye a biqa: to say,' 1 uted !e . ,nan whtl jht!: tomiey . I had de:fenM m, WII •� fliltver exCha�j'� a •�rd w.i hlllt. , � to. flhe accused•� •-��!'!'," �'ti;Ite:e hasjudge, vlo­ , '/ti:.el ' �Ye�� ,tf,!ti the Pe6" ,pJoi tPIOOlo , · � ��. Thal , lrat step · mum � iiat ., . I eug• rel&\ea.st ·tou .give blrl'I ..• [ ht sen· t �;.� �! !"Y • �� \,,e !rial .... l waited ,recef,eil.•;,t'Wt .:01MI 1 ,.lf �l'l'•F (titloo room /fhe sen,oil.i � �, t�nce ., · �1• :,. k��on. The , 10. in . . i , i\ielily serve.1 would . l:f!l , . AU e,.;· �•�•a I wu Jed <iut ' lol � irili.,,. )lo one spoke. Jo m.e..._ Jkj lpar some r. "This one ■ay to . , ." v ..... ,. f� � ,, otQ" N�lfton Stands Firm Whole Year to .._, lldlddieport, O., Au&. 19, 1960 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy• HI! I .ipi� 1\1 Bernice White, children Della and Cury of Sl. Albani called on relative, here Thursday. Mn, Lola Sorde11 spent Sltur­ day with Mra. Elyvin1 McHaUee of Rutland. Several from here attended the Alhena fair lhe pHt week. Friends here w'ere sorry to be■r or the death or Mn. Myrtal Torrence of Delaware Sunday. She formerly lived bere, relatives are plannin& on attending the fu. ner■l Wednellday.. W! ..-, ........ ,,.. ;: . · �"'....... 7 Sometimee to pJSs the time I dit11,ced, whil:Jina around the cell , !Nlth , an iJDaKil'.1ary Hong Kong bfauty ln an eye-catchin g Cfle­ from ongaan. I like pop ular mu!lic ■nd _ Tliete wire : · ' my prison W.rdlih �lilt , U I had ao 10metimes I also sanl to my­ stood befor,e �the d6utt., made • self. ,proper, ronfesaiQP . and 1;0presaed . I became so ,)9neaome I uluid f!il!n>jlilY lo• . 11!f·j /1\ir!me1" I the gpal"d to,, .talk to me, � �g;li_t five been Ki1 died. But I •t� th'e warden. Th'ey agreed. I got ■tood silent. Soo Tho Slti,ts. ; indoctrination lectures. But it The Commuitial!I never 11ve up was good to hear someone talk. · The warden would 'go on and on. tl')'ini· to "rerorin" me. . . Ten day.11 before I was rell!lsed, He would tell me of the great ad· van�ment Communist li"11 ina W3S they · made their la1t big_ et�mpt to win me over. The warden took making. me · on a morning sightsee-Ing t,Jp Then interrogat1on1 were re- around Canton. sumcd. You see, 1 stm hadn't ,He showed me bul1dh1t11 and been brought to trial. conttru<'tlon to demontirate the There were two men. I called might of Communist China. Then them the "sweet talker'' and the we went to the famous yellow "shouter." They took tufns on .fiower mountain eardens so, I me. "Sweet talker'' told me that �uld aee the beauty or Red hot• everyone mike• mistakea, that I ttculture. had only to· repent. ''ShOqter" , . U was my l�st. , � out of �hrew the same queationa abolit :,priaon and it was _a , �t. 11lree spyinK-he made muo� of the f•ct ,da)'.I. late?, the warajen took me I carried the huae sum. o f 1,000 oh :�othet &our. 'rbe,,y '"°anted to Hong Kong dollars--'fii66 in U · be s ure they bad a "frJend " s. exchange term,. when 1 WIS �•id, , Days itumbl• On • The day bef9te my. year· was Day after day atumbted by, My u p� I wr.ote .• -1.etter · to· the CoY· jailers gave Me newepapers and ernment polbt.P,;li �l that mJ · books, inost of them attacklng f«m �I •mb'iftl. l- thanked · Am,rlcan imperialis�. I asked . �� -' tiir w:.,kirtd"_ freatment. � . for music an� they put a radio · T 't'i 'Hld fo . Ve ' IOIQ8thinl to loudspeaker an my_ !ceU. ,It wt.a_ · ' $14 . , ..ti;)·" ed• ,or I ' '�· ·· played nery evemng . , for 1¥_1.1!, , · leased hqu, q\it!!i"f.1 ,,�U\»! 1 ,1J1tutiil;, "'.' marches, i,lW,Uli •»ia, �P la a � '1--: t, I waa ' _. . _ pular Comr:nunlif' 1161•�- · 1 k to th• ... tY,en�� , On the nltht of Jan. 11, :tJ�t," •�here I first Nglstered. .Jx month• after � h;acl 'I" . spenti'" th.e night in_ TJiieeS.'tui.tds China, I WIii talr:m< 1 DUt of my mY r:o(bri.:Thp . n�t- - d_a,: they toot . all. I thwtht thl- Clftllll'Wnltfl me ttit! tra� , an,d accompan­ ..,. tolng to rel"M _. and I . ie' .ffl"e� to -1., t.11e, )>Qrdu. On d th'e · ·had to fight down- my l•Y• w� ovt the qutiUOnint' contln• · lnstud I W'H takffl to a room ,ued; • , \ In tht prl1on and blinded a Finally I stepped across th · IN"! c:h•l'91nt nM with , ... · bottler ·to . ffeedom. pkln,..,, What did I feel'! Honestly, . Tbe Communi,ta � slq:!d . lf I cannot say. The year tOO- a Io wanted ,a Ja�y�r, I �!d no; Aft.er .out ..:ot. .me. . 1 felt cr-1.1 el, . wlthou all, I_ ·had Prhio�Sly made an Ad- much sentiment. J felt II it som �IH1on-after m �� days straight thing had been lOl!lt. the mterroj!atio�-of vlola�lng It was when my mother-unde !Wlver&!gntv ol lhe Ohmc.�e Peo · weigh t and lookin11 . much older pies Republic. than her 42 yean-e}asptd me in The next afternoon, I Wall hand her urns that I knew I W■■ horne. cuffed and taken in an American ______ The bulldln&, court a lo .. j p · Ii � '· glare of two newsreel camera · PVT, JIRKl'!II Ooodll1hts hit my eye, . OIIVOTED TO •(N1Ul,ll1t --: 'th ese were 300 spectators in Pvt. Darrell Gene ·.1,nklns, 10n OP lllt)�l'( ; �P,A . lldll�• i. __,., ·Mts1IU of Mr. and ¥fa. � Jenl:in1 Sr. the rear of the room. .Publll1aecl ,vet)t �>•• I walked down the 1i1le■ to a of Syracu,e 'ha• .. co,n-pleUJd bis lone table at ' Which eat the iuda:• 1IDI lun:dq nr,t ·a 1weei■ or • Baile Traf.nin« "• •n.t .. YallC · clad in the llao Tt<•lufti, hllh ,._hllohl!>I 11 �t llnoJr, ·K)r,; apendlng i"-PJI Q , i,e t. .allaait t my table o ed n • At tunics. eclt � .S . �IW· lea.�e wlth' bill pa.rents l *ne � ..iN r ra. gh At. two we pr018C�to re ' l or te iMUto, F went t t1nd "fr-ibdl , off.kt ah , o•mi ::p�� � , DIXi�"New I� wt.tre he 11 In the left wa1 . my UJift:QUested "delen1& a t , torney;" 1 ...._........_.. . , ;.s._:.....'..i d -..a:...:.. , .. Ir iDI ,..1. -' • course Mlero,llonn � �\;' ••:1c1e"'..�iv��� • Microphone, -.ere eveQ"Where. n, Olllo. . ' , • ' • . Althou1b we were in Conlon, I odnittlbif . ,__ AD D The l'omeroY ��•nq' ,quad wu inauueted lo 1pt>1t In·. Man· A-.' Yil\ wu ealled 11t 1:JO. , � ,-terday darln,. the natlo�•l , laq1uaie. ·t· . . ,· t,o th� Grant Au1tlit bOme' on Brier The film was to be dhtrlbuted ftt!i . ntt. iublc!riPUoa ,...4•.;..., ' Rid(e neu l,filllriUl.e when Mr. throqh,out China and m lllion, 1 . do ot Cln�u, undertt &rul -... n . Au■ti1t Wft.! 1ittM•iD, Ii ti-actor Judge uad· lhe ehm .. and ..., _, .,.. . ,.... · ' Tbe 'ICcllltnt.:ia .•Id iii,, que,Uoned mo-the . nme old b 1ften Ho ,r lo ,nd 1quod the bf , quetllont. i.S ,11 .�., fl��·, t ;,\· , '} , Then they brouibt In the wit• ;IIUG. ' 1DOIC iillilt' �,-.-,.,..,, , - �.....,..,,..........� l(:n,'Nor,tel, Ohto Unlv�ty,' ne11ea. There WII the tui drlv,r· . .... .... 1'11 al"4ittk end 1uetl of 'Melva :with wh9rg I Nlde When I 1eht -W.. '· uitt �= . ,. lqu '�A\iJ'.' Jtlrilon.A . • iitrf&" . " a 'bt ■-,- w offiee' ·;��' · ,11iofr�p, a uble almply informlq JIIY UPI Mueller ClillClhl AU TOMATIC H ■ AT I N G No uhoo or oool lo dir into rup • • • burrow into curtama . . . oettJe on waU.. Automatic Mueller 'Climatrol mU1111 dean bealulf, Call no,. ..:. Mk . about our fne heatinl ourvey and f8IJ' buds· Ji�-1 11.:U.... ._Wl., � :!r,'8el;, \t.W �'\ •t-- et plan. , c.R n ltfl-,1 • -I.: . -It. ARNOLD'S Phone WY.Z-8384 . SVJµCU�E, OHIO ...iii; iii.•·•_. . ,, •. �,ll»o 11·��� - T�e . . Milhoan Mn. Gladys Benaon o( Mid­ land; Pa .. visited with Mrs. Edith Osborne thia week. Er[lesl Weber, Fannie Adamo and SylVia Coleman went to Sa­ ·bina last week to visit with Mr. and Mn. Dale Adama. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mon vhllt­ ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. Reed Crary. Mr, and Mrs. Art Ka11per or Columbus visited a te-w days with her JJarents Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr last week, Miss Jact:ie Conway or Colum­ bus la ependlnJ thi1 wele'k with her grandparenlll, Mr. and Mn. M. L: Bahr and Mn. Allee Dod­ ,o n, Mt;9. Lillian McDole of Beaver visited with Mn. Edith Osborne laet week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold OabornP. and sons went to Midland, Pa., over the week end to vl1it with relatives. Mr. and Mr,. Lee Hunt, Ri­ chard, Jean and Robert motored to Nitro Sunday to viait hie rela­ tives. Mr. and Mn. W. I!:. Milhoan of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mn. Everett Milhoan and Witllam Milhoan attended the Milhoan Rei.inion 111t Mllh91n Ridge Sunday. HAVEN · TH EATRE litiilt).ii7. ( ' 1 Mrs. Golda Shain, Lo&an, Mn, Jerry Walker and family, Shaw­ nee, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain, Ra.cine were ,upper a:ueat■ ol Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walker Tue■day. Mr. and Mn, Leo Eddy and family, Wooster, Mr. and Mr1. Junior White and d1u1hter of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and family of Killbuck apent the weekend with Grover White and family and Ral-ph B1l11rd f■mUy . Mr. and Mn. W.\llltm Struble or Logan spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, ·J, C. McKay. Mrs. Thelma Orr ■nd Mrs. Min­ nie Orr c.lled on Mr. and Mra. Rollen Torrence Sunday at TUp­ pers Plains. · Mr. and Mrs. Harold H11wk and son Mark, Cheater called on the Charle• Spencer family Wednesday. Mr. and Mn, BIily Orr and sons, Reedaville, spent SuJKlay with Mr. and Mrs. Cllnt Orr. Mr. and Mra. Grover Whlte and Doris called on Mr. and Mra. Wateman White, Keno, Friday. · Miss Dorothy Hawk of Colum• bus, Mrs. MIJford and RoOOrt Hawk, Shnde Valley ealled on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer and Mre. Etta Spencer. Roger Davie, Rutland, spent the pa■t week with bi1 cou1in Gary Holter. Roger Howerton or Cleveland called on the Grover White tam• Uy Friday. Mr. and Mn. Cecil Spence:r called on bl• mo'1ier, Mr•. Etti Spencer i'ncl helped her celebrate her 97th birthday. Gary_ Holter 11 spending a few days with Roger Davis, Rutland. The Ridge-Keno Society News By. Glenna , ..;;t:;i' i:.-;;"'_at-:: IM'l'lft:. "'°'"�· .first Fl,e . 01t°W· lflef ' .� ----"--"'----=- I the-,prtiriJ: ' TH" nAllY • r, MISllll TV-Tbeae photol rrom White Sandi, N.M., n&u■trate fe&libWty ot mlllf:,e.bome television. A cap., ■Ulfl . containing TY equip. ment wu ejected rrom reentry body of a Redat.o:D.t mlaalle, and hen &re video,. tape r•rllDI ot Ute. photo.I 1' made ot tJ:ie NHntry body. Tlie TV capaule wu travdIng much alower, wbicb aocount■ tor the re-ontry body becomtng lmaller and mian. ar wtlb each phot, ,. . . New Hav,n, W. Va. Tonight 111d Slllurday - Show Stuu·At 1:41 Sunl[1y 111d Monda)'.' - Show Starlll Ai . 7:11. . f ' ' , •TONIGHT and SATURDAY, AUGU$T 19-20 · i "CIRCUS STARS" Don't miss . this: th,:illlng· show of the Ruuian Big Top ' · In c'ol�r! ' 1Bra1U1 °{rf.gftt) lbaket band■ wttlf Prol'� Ltoa.ld .Sedov, tb• . �et•a lead!JIJ N)Ck11 ezpert. .ID Stodiholm II th,y meet ' at tho lnteruilonol ,.._...llcal CoqnD. · 8edo9 II ,_....I · �int Ol tho ,orpnllatloll. ONI IXNIT ,a AN01Hn-u. s. -·- wonmer ... .poHCfl look naJ detel1\llned (and ., AU.1 - , ctk-,'th■.t c!ocky,SUJ in the.mip,ct· Ulrt) u they break up a • Wtilt aathtrtn:1· ID downtown Leopoldvilll. · taadfopMtoJ n · uP1..:..C.,� "SGT. RUTLEDGE" The mo.st amazing ttlal � ,;ver bl'OUflht to � ecne,,i1,· _, ., .. n." *" = p� O�t · This :We�lt .. . You· must 'see this from • the beginning and pleue don't tell the ending! . JEfF HUNT(IR la S • I Even ts lly VIRNON SCOTT "I wa1n't kidding about goal.I. HOLLYWOOD UPI - Producer, They're all over the place and rlirector George Stevens spent two have depleted the wealth and 111onths searching location sites in beauty o! the land itself." Even the architecture, parlicu• the Near· East for '"the Greatest Story Ever Told •• before �ecldlng larly modern b\lildings, has chang• to shoot lhe picture in the United <-d the !ace of ancient Christian• dom. . States. . Sandburg W Ill A••lst Stevens, a painstaking perfec , "Thia Is an Inspirational story Uonif;t, fo1:1nd the orij!linal land. marks unfit for a Biblical back- and it calls for inspirational writ• lr1g, acting and directiou j,J1t as drop. Hct traveled l,,tbanon. Syria, Is- . It docs breath - taking hack ,rael, Jordan apd Turkey, tracing grounds," the director said. "That'• t he life of Christ, re11eart'hing bis the principal reaeon we called on multi-million-doll ar rellglou• epic. Carl Sandburg to assist with the ""l'M l•nd h11 errodt!cl by writl�. IMft and ·.... he- Nld. "Th11 film has a respon&lbilily "In Biblical times the }!oly to preaent Jesus attractivel:y to 1And was a lua'b, r".cb' J.l'C• with the people who have such conclu• ro�ll and fertite 'farrn land. &ions ready at hand, I hopo to Now It Is barren and bumed out. ■how Lhu picture )>ehInd the Iron "Shooting a picture in that part Curtain and in such countries a, . or lhe world i.bout the il!e of Indian and Pakistan where Chrla­ Jeaus Christ Is equival�t to mak• Uanlty ls a minority religion. Ina a 49-er gold rush lllm In mod"It wouJd be tmsatiafactory for · ern San Franci1C(I. me to make a propaganda film for Roll frtt:d YHr peopJe who already believe in the '."Ibe Greate.t Story ,Ever .TO id, " subject matter. ther�fore, will roll early next year " 'The Greatest · Story •E"·er on l ocation at Lake Meade, the Told' 1hould touch them, but It Salh1n Sea, the.i:(irand Canyon and also mu.it have a point ot view Zion National PO'k. accepted £avorably by those reli. No one h■a been cast for the iilons outrdde th� Judeo - Chrislian p1cti,are yet, but Steven, con,idere . teneta." the eettlnp to bf.: equally a,, imPortant to the succeri of ihe Olm. TIM■ ON f.llR HANDS "Lo�•tlone are extr.aordinarily NEW YORK UPI - A 8tudy of Important in this c11e," he said watch buyers' .habit& hH proved froro bi1 o!lice at 20th Century- what male� claim to have known Fox .dudloe. all llong: 'rhat. a fellow ran expert ''Threy must conta)n !i'lrandeur bia date to be late. and excJtelt'1e�t. The land pla:,ed Thie ii borne out, say8 Bulova l part bi. the history- of the �o, Wakh Co., by I survey th1t ahi'.lW• pie who lived during those thnes. ed that only at per Cflnt of women 1t 1h1ped' their lives, thelr hqpe,, watch buyen rank timekeeping ac:• . their zeal, curacy as the most Important fac. "But varlo:utr Invasion• end lor in bµyina: ·• Watch, while 52 wan aCCo\lnted for who!esale de• per cent put appearance of the 1tructio,n of rotesls and flelds, Watch first. Men, on lbe other · �ranaforininF the countryside IDto .hand, rated ar�euracy first in ·64 an e�Uµly different Place. . per cent of' �belt·replie1. · · "MAN IN THE , MET" SUNDAY and MON,AY, AUGUST' 21-22 ' H azae I PalestineNo Longer Suitable · To Film 'Greatest Story' Epic ALAN LADD b, ' I They finally relealed my body. They never captured my mind. The •tory I want to tell I• the truth about the Communi•t.--and thelt· own complete dilrej!lard ror the rights of individuala and their cont.empt for the princlple1 of freedom and equallb." My Weaternized name 11 "Bill" My Chinese name Ja Yim Yuen Lo. I wu born U years aa:o in Kiangai Province of mainland China. My famil y fled to Hong Kong during World War II when I WH three. I bave lived in Hong Kong lince, wor.ttns ilfter I fin1,hed 1ebool, fir,t for a European newa agency and then f'1f United Prell.'! International. To lntenlew Downey In July, 19!19, I wat asaignt!d. to go from Hong Kong to Canton for an Interview with William Downey, youna:er brother of John Downey. an American ciliz.en serving life imprisonm:::r.t on es­ pionage charges. Younger Downey had received special permiuion to tnfer Red China and UPI "ant­ ed me to interview him. All arrangemenu for the trip were made through the Chim Travel Service, a Communist organization in Hong Kong. I paid them .$41 and the y bought my train ticket, made hotel reaerva• tions and arranged for their rep• resentative.s to meet me in Canton. I told them fully about the pur- , pose or my trip. They gave me permission to take a camera and typewriter. I received a tag for my lapel so the Communi!;ts at the Canton rajlrQad station would 1pol me. The next day I ero111ed the bor• der into China without di!!icully although I answered many ques• OCIO tiona from the border inltl)eetorJ. I told them I intended to sta� By Kethfffn Bln•II Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bogard amt only two or three day,. Cr■t• C.-d Senice son, Johnny, spent a week's vaca• A flood had hit the area. On tion in Rock City, Tenn. Rev. and Mra. Floyd Bogard and the three-hour train ride to Can• family, F1y, spent Sunday with hi1 ton, J took pictures of the high parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bo· waler a11d of Re d army soldien, peasanls and workers at the four gard. Vlctor Durst recentb visited with stations where we stopped. Two very friendly travel men Johnny Suttle. Several from Hatael Church al- met me at the station and took tended church at the Gospel Mis- me lo the Huachia Hotel, where I got the best room in the house. sion Sunday evening. Bruce •Bi1.11ell has been spendinK l paid for the taxi. t.ut the driver several days with his grandparents re ( used a tip as did the travel Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Bissell, and aervice men. I tried immediately to contact Avis Bissell has been visiting wlth her grandmother, Mrs. Garnet Hay . Downey but with out success. Everyone pleaded ignorance of man. Mrs. Hattie Lawrence spt. nt Fri- hia whereabout-thai. day and day with her· son and (amlly, Mr. the next. So I went sight1ecing, and Mrs. Clarence La wrence of taking picture8 of street.a, houses, people, traffic and conelruclionPorUand. r. and Mrs. Wilbur Bluell, Mrs. typical tourist pbolos. Then my Hong Kong office adta Sdttle and IOhi Joh nny, vis• ited with Mrs. Mae Brewer lt'ld ·1:rited me that Downey wae leav· daughter, . Sylvia, Friday evening. ing Canton. I was told the reason Mrs. Jamee SutUe entertained I could nol reach him was be· vlsitore from Riverview school cause I had not contacted the Friday where she 18 employed II a Ne w China New1 Agency, al• though I am sure the agency teacher. Mr. and Mr,. David Ashworth knew I was coming, Confltcaff HI• were visited recently by friends --from West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Appleby and Mr:i.. David Aahworth were in Porn, eroy on business. l'dr. and Mrs. James Keefer and family, Parkersburg, visited with their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bissell, Sunday arternoon. Mrs. France11 Larkins spent Tuesday evening wilh Mrs. Carl Fitch. ■: Mn. Myrtle Walter :i. employ­ ed at the Minm-vllle Poat Office for the next two WHk1. Mr. and Mn. Clarence Sorden of DUImood, W. Va., spent Mon­ day with Mrs. Clint Orr and Mrs . Lola Sorden. �of!i ' IDITOR'S NOT While th.e l11Mian (ommuntul ,,. try• Ina Pr1ncl1 Gary ,...,, .,. "'' ch■rt" an Moac■w thll W'Mlc the atory ef another ■py trial and p,INn Nntena 11 Nlntl written In Tokp. It Is ttN· first perMn ·••ry of a111 Ykn, • Ch'­ ... report# employtd l,y U..at N PrllM .lnt.matktn■ I in Mont Kont, wt.Go WH reiMMCI t.lt month efter • rt,ar In prlMl'I in Canton. Yim 19111 how he Wit picked u,. br Communl1t M<urffy ,.nee wttlt. on 11•1111• rMnt In China and cherttdl wlt11 1pyln9, IY 8fLL YIM TOKYO UPI-The Chinese Com­ muni1t11 lmpriloned me for one year on trumped up 1py ehar1e1. They knew they were wrong, I lost one year of my life, bul now l am bark in freedom.. At 7 a. m. J1.1ly 19, Ut:19, I had crossed the border from Hong Kong Into Red China on a news 1111ignment. One year, nine days, two hours and 20 minute• later I crossed back again. For one year. I never alept in the dark. The single, unshaded light bulb in my prison cell glared throughout the nlaht. For one year I never saw another prisoner, although I am sure there were 1,000 In the ume C1nt1'.ln jail. Rvn• Around Cell For that year I sang to qiyself, danced or r■n ilround the cell to preserve my aanlty. Durl111 that time I belonged to the Communl■ta. 1'hey bad my body. But they wan led my mind. Mn. Arthur Barr, Cheater. ijwd �ant t ly Mn. A. H, lollo, Mra.._,J'ra.nk Janke ot Demott, Ind., 1pedt the weekend with her 1l1tor, Mr•. Lola Sorden. llr. and Mn. Ralph Ballud ■pent Monday tftlrooon with i--�• �ij,, Bill Ynn's Story Of Com monist Prison Life Demonstrates Again R ed China's Hate Of West Mr. and llrt. Arthur Orr, d1u1hter Martha ,pent U1e weekend with Dr. and Kn, Ro&er Gruuer and dau&ht.en, Lopn. C J1S4ge , Bashan Society News Of The Week , · f\ Ail � · . : · • · f •l:j' . , . . II · · " · , , . .. _ t , . the arts or preparing dishes ju1t the way you Uke them are an open book to our expert chef,. COME SEE MARit � RESTAU).u\NT _ ON ROllTI 7 � · ·· · IN MlDDLl!PoRT . ', 1 _, ·,,.. I made plan• to return lo Honii: Kong, but 1t l l ao that night • hotel waitJ e1t1 told rne the .secu­ rity blllllU wanted to talk to me. I took a taxi. Two Colmuni11t■ were waiting for me. young men •bout 25, dreued in wh11l' 1po rt.s abirts, •Jae.It and rubher llh<,es To my a■toWJlbment they ac­ culed me of illegal entry inLo China as an American reporter ffiey .aid I abould have reported to the tecurit)' bureau. They con· fiauted my papen, warned me not to communicate with an;,on!' or attempt to leave Canton a11d lo come back the next d,1y . For the nel.l seven days I wai; Interrogated. usually at night Afterwardi I WH allowed lo re­ turn to my hotel. J decided I bad lo notify Hong Kong. I called a taxi and said I wanted to go 1ight1eeing. When J got about two flocks from the cable office I had Lhe cab 1top and walked tbe rest of the way. C.11 For Help "Date return unknown," I cab­ led UPI. "Need help" I sign• ed the cable, "lvyman." because in Hong Kon& they knew I liked Ivy League clothing. I picked up my taxi, rode around the city and returned to the hotel to wait for a phone call from Hong Kong. It never came. The next day, I tried lo put lhru a call myself. That did it. Within minutes, a security bureau official entered my room.�. ·•So you wanted to cal I Hong Kone," he said. •·Haven't you for­ gotten our discipline?" I was taken back to the sec.:rity bureau !or lhc last time. I had dttided to "conress" . I was ""fraid for my life and J wanted lo survive, not onl )· for myself but llO I could tell m)' story. information. I admitted to "vio• latlng the sovereignty of the Chinese People, lrepublic." That seemed to be enough. After half an hour. the Communi1Ls produced a paper author· izin£ my arrest. I signed ii . ! hen wrote : " I do not know the rea son for my arrest." A door was opened and in walked the hotel waitress I had known. She carried m )· eoat. cam- 1 I I I I DIMES MARCHER .::, Allor• ney General Mark McElroy (above/ will lead the Mu-ch of 1 Dimes in Ohio neat year. He I succeeds baseball great Bob Feller, chairman for the past I five years. I I POWflS" AffOINlf-Atta:t,, uy named by tbt 8cmet to defend 0. 8. U•Z pllDt ft:u­ CD G. Powezw ill llllriwl GriIHl9 (al:lctft). Be ....., bll WOUid "'do � ut:moa&'9 • l'awfld ---- �H--' era, typewriter and a Pelpilllc ,.. view magazine I had boua:)lt. The Communi&ta bad me cbed: my possessions. Thea theJ drove me m a Jaguar automobile to the " brick-walletl prilon. We re New . . T ry Us! CERTIFIED GAS LADIES' NfiONS 9¢ pair 39, 51 AU Taxes Paid OPEN NOW Gauge - 15 Quality . irlist 24 HOURS CERTI F l �D OI L CO. 538 Weot Main Street Every Gallon Sold Wllh A Money Back Guuu)ee I I. ll Apple Grove Social Items ly Mn, Herbert Roush Mr. and Mn. Marlon Parsons and family of Marietta apent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mn. DorH Par. aona and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beckner and !IO!l of San Diego, Calif., who were called here by the death l'lf hie mother at Pl. Pleasant ,\llalted the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charle, Knlghtning Sr., also. Nancy Roush or Let■:ot F■lls s�nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herber! Roueh 1md son. Sue Ann Buck of Columbus spent the week end w_Jth her par• ents, Mr. and Mrt.· Roy bucK . . Mr. and Mrs. Rlehard Oun ■nd family moved Friday from the Charles Burri residence to the Kar• ry Hill residence at Letart Felli. Mr. and din. Emmett Haney and fan11ly o! Harrisonville visitt� Monda)/' wlUi Mr. and Mn. Child­ re1111. Franklin Arnott who Js employ­ ed in Michigan spent the Week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Arnott and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roush and family of Winfield, W. Va., spent Sunday afternoon wlth Fred Ro1.11h and other relatives. Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush Sunday were Mr. and Mr,, Clarence Roush and family Of Winfield, ForTe1t Neig­ ler of Raclne and Victor Swain o! Racine. Marion Oun returned home Sun, day after a week'• vielt with 'Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oun at New Brighton and Lewi1 and em ours at Wellivllle. . Re-v. Edward Griffith, Herbtrl Roush and Nancy· Rt,uah were hon­ or gnest1 al picnic at the Rock Sprini;;s Fairl'.rounds Thuraday eve­ ning In 1'.lbservance of their birth­ days whkh were all Che ume week. PreSflnl were Mr. and Mr■. Ruastll Roush, Jean Hupp, Roberta Nancy, Cindy. · David tind Sharon Roush, Mrs. Edward Grlftilh, Mr. and Mnr, Kerbert Rolleh, 8euie Slaughter, Roger Rou•h and David Griffith. Mr. and Mr1. Herbert Romh and .son, Roaer� called on Mr. and lfb. lack Sharpnack at Racine SundaJ iafternoon. i. I, � .� ,J: '"\ .' C,JP,.,. 4 � ·� .,- ..... <. ., W h a t w o u l d w' e d o w i t h o u t ,• e I c c t , i c i t y ? For heating, cooling, cooking, Y{&shing, d rying, ligh11ng ... electricit,: makes many wonderful thi �gs nappen for. you. Col umbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company provides low-coat power i f_qr : I your i ncreasing needs - dependable electricity i n ·the amount,- , J�U need, wherever you need it, at \he moment you want it.J I I' • � �,.. ,_,___ __.._ --- ----- ... • ---�--- Midd. l epor•l Wi11s 16-2 Contest • Mike Bratton Throws 3-Uitter At S'l'.\1.. DlNCS AMERICAII LIAGUI W. L Pct. Ge New \'ork 81 4, .595 66 $0 .569 2 \\ Middleport will Ir)' to get an soon Chie41.Ko Mike Bratton pitched a 3-hitler ! more Balli $0 .MIG 2¼ 68 l:1-e el ml at SyracuS('" Baseball All•Star:; on a home -and•h oml.'" st-ru•s . with O v a � 5' .508 9.1/ii e Thursda}' t>Vt>ning as his m.Jles, the I Hill whom lt defeatt"d 3·0 In I:' WaliWIIKloa 57 � . • 1 l M iddlepor1 All -Stars, went on to a Wellaton tourn.i Detroit � • AN 1 4 ¼ =� � ; T SW.�U 18-2 victory. · . ii, • .f29 l � nef '--' •a1._tlmt ...t rug b t Bo.stoa Jim Johnson w111 top hiller �ilb ,u, U, .3¥ 25"4 lh,ee douDles and a triple in .f.ive were tealb" Wal'9aln• I.IP rar tbe Sy- Kamas City t""1r..&.w'a ,-... Llllle Lu�ue 'fournament tripa for th� wiriners. Ron lfin dY --••• J -.'-tw •-oittp,lr: ' ff c· ll-'�""i P4iiw had two single-a and Gary Stobart wllioll open, Aug 22 at lid� P m. �.., , •fflM Y h wilh lbe Ci1llr�t1 of Po.meroy (main- Bitll.War• • homer and 1ina1,. l , tlil! · ""ffPN'� I, nig t ..... a., Ha• New , � Middleport took a 3-2 \t>ad in ly Pire.te-11) 101111: ai;!illll8l .' lhe finl inning, fattened it to 7•2 ven, Pl"""rs I · kld•"i� . In the gecond, 10-2 in the thin!, and M.idd.leporl meets the Pl. rleas- · ...... V.� -�-�111ht) added three ruq in each of the aiit Nats Aug. 23, RaC'ine 1uet!ta -Turf,ey; ••� W , , , l , \l-4 · fourth ;ind firth innings. B•ltl� � � l�t)Syracuse Au�. 24 1ind the Pomeroy S}'ucuse gut it• peir or n.ms in Budr:eyes ( main ly Dodgll"rs) meet -..,.a.r ·1� !\ vs � the firsl on two elTors and two i>1 Pleasan t Somerville Aug . 25 . bouq¥Vf• 124- ' ' · fielder's choices. CJ.eulwt: f O,,rolt (•t>----- ---L•tt'n¥' • t:.\ ft l�r- 4-6. s C undiff, B. Jewell and B. Fran• NG IRS SIG N McCAaTAN RA Chloaao •t K._., Cll¥, (night) els got 3 smglf' apiel:e oft Br11Uon NEW YORK l / P I-Jae.t M cCar- -Wynn M , v, IKuckl. 34who filnnt·d e-,ght, hit one and tan the United Statee ' 1960 Olym• Saturd.ly'a. 0,......, wallwd two pie ' hockey hero who starred in a Chica go at kAftNa C.ity. Jewell and:. l'..rson Crow g.11ve up four-game Nationa l Hockey 1:,ea n•l•nd et Deflroif 13 hill, raoned rive, walk td eight, gue tryout la sl !IE'ason. has sur n• Cl ,.._ Y or• el WMhlntlH b.U lhree baller&. ed tor t.he 1960-6 1 season with the Bel llmert at Bot,ton -New York Rangen. The 6· 1 , NATIONAL LRAOU! 200-pou11d Mcl'�rt.pn was disehargW . l.. ,ct. Ga Bd from the Army last month. 72 43 .620 Pittsburgh ,. .. "rr.: Milwaukee 49 .363 'l \s 63 IDDt■ SHO•E RECOV E R I NG Los An�t!lcs 81 !iO .550 9 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. UPI-All St. Louis 63 82 .Ma 9 National Le-a(! ue Hockey San F'rarn·lsco 55 M .500 time NEW ■114 USED 141,I, great Eddie Shore, now owner of Cinelnnati , 52 64 .448 20¼ the Springfield Indians or the Chicago 43 88 .387 27 American Hockey League , will Philndelphia « 72 .383 23 soon be released from Wcs90n ThuraclaY1 lll"ulta Memorial Hosplt.111 where he haa Lo, An,-ln 4 Chlca90 3, 1 3 In,. . been under treatment for the last Pltt1bur1h 3 Cincinnati 2, nttht ' week, lt was dif1closed by Dr . Wil- Mllwauk" 1 Phlllfflphla 0., nltht PIMme WY•Z.:1794 Ham B. Coen. Shore suffered a Prlday'1 ProNbl■ PltcfMrs PO■�Y, OH� heart attack a year ago.. S.n P,anciac:o ■t ChlHIIO Mc ---- -- � - --- · --Cormld: 10-I va 111,worth 6,1. Lai AftlllH at It. Lowis (nl1htl -PodrH 10-1 v, J1dcHn ,s.10. l'ffhbtw1h 1t Clncl111n1tl (night) -laell 9.5 vt Purti.y 12,7. l'hlfadelphl1 1t MlhnukN nl,ht - G,..... 3-6 iu, Plurro 6-5 or WIiiey 5.7; Saturday•, G1mt1 Plthburfh •t Cincinnati San Prancl1eo at Chlc19ct Lot Anttl" •t It. t.ul1 Phlltd•l,hla at Mllweull:N., night ON ROUTE 114 llltNERSVILLE, OHIO PHONE WY-2-3324 Upriver Team Out Of S y racuse I !F" , ?I � .,..a.s Ulll '" �IED your LENNOX dealer COAL, OIL GAS F U R J{ A C E S BIG BOA,l SAL E ClOSING. OUT All 1960 MODELS BROWN'S M4.RINE Second ' Round ' . Begins Tonight No Walttngl Eat All 1'011 Wontt At Ky ger Creek • SRIORGASBORD ·BA R GAI N S TO THEIR GIANT • • EVERY SUNDAY, 1 1 :30 A.111. TO 7:30 P.111. PLENTY OF PARKIN& SPACll APPLI.A N¢E·. . IN USED . . 11 CUBIC ' .' ROME UPI - Tbe commjttee vrhiCD IW,dts LU futl4Dff o� the world's old..t ud lliu• s�rts p rogram - I.» ru,m--mei\ to• day jusl ,ix days befoN t-,e 19:6(1 games with Lb.,ee bur01n,1 t�p1cs . on tke. agenda. Facin,I!: the lDteroatlonal Olymp1t Com.mitl.ee niettlinlt went -A R u l!s ian propoul fOI' reor­ ganiai.ioo- wlurh IOC Secretary Br■nd-ae 111id General Avery tbreate»s th. i.ndepe1� - of hl1 committee and perhaps ,b$ :very future ot the same,, -A dell,l.lnd, &or a mnre work­ able delinUlan o f who it U ,ma­ teur at hh!te tlif.i_ble to C0'1'Pete "Who . is a proin the Ol)'mp,lc, feasional ' and· tbu,11 meJJa:1ble. over the -A 1tate of ·alarm mushrooming cotlJI and complexi­ ties or Lhe once.everj-four-jeart e . e•;h : li,sl two ·•�lea we,e geter b tf l y �;:isi:� wfll � tal: ·�� lh�� during the 1960 tatnet, Brundage said Th e lhird, the "'' and ,1,e of the Olympic� . apl)eared a more pressing issue. "We could aee it coming, " inf. �:���:f.• ,�� ��:�.: ::r' ::',�;, cosu and expandln1 participation did not a,l1e In l!t!lboume hocause we we,e tbpUQndJ ol miles away from most nation,, ··Now, however, ii Is almost gelling critical. • We have a,si1ned the IOC as a commlUtte of the whole to obse,ve the Romo Olympic, with an el'• to a solutiun," Brundqe said. The IOC ..cretar, t1•noral 811 d the immen,lty ol the modern Ol)' mpic1 had been building up nee Wo<ld Wa, wl nd ,J 11. all � ovor, Hpatheing int..-011 in ,port, world. '"We have decided Jbat w, should ...k m,... . te ....... the cost and the size ol tho 01,m. pies," he said. HEADS PHYIICAL IDUCATION NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J. UPI" -Steve Senko, who won 12 athlfl. tic letters at Rut1ere trnlveralty from I 946 to 19'9 lla1 been ap­ polnled director of physical edu­ cation at the 1tate univeralty'I Newar k Collea:es, it w11 announc­ ed today hy Dr. Mason W. Gro1111 president of the university. JOHNION AIIIGNID Arm y Pvt. JOHph L. 1oh111Gn recently wu aHi1ned to the 181h Artlllery at · Fort Brag. N. C. The 22-year-old aolditir, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Johnson, Route t,· Pomeroy, ia a 1080 1,._duate of Pomeroy Hiljih Sehool. 1 ;;;;.;a;;;;;;;;;;-:;,_.;;;;;:::;:;:;;;;._, 1• MEN'S BROWN WORK OXFORD ';., .Fre-r $149- 95 $7,ff ' � , .iot TIJ $IIGl ,.Ol � If.I ' .®, Mldtllepon. Ohio . , 11 CUBIC FOOT. , P1ILCO '. REFJIG.14TOR I s149.ts With Freezer '• •• • • • c�u:y , I\EFRIGI'�TOR I• • NBW VNIT • • • • ' • • •• • " • t� if Coaches Alex Cito and �\�1,epudji , , NaK 4fANYMtJIIM t -J.,� •�� �r.:=J��� ::.=::: !i<- :I�\i1��.::J.�H=tz''" � ��. :W•ll"•ve recewed· � •midi llroel!Jlre, " ••....,..,. illl lu . f a1 . /\ :',[:'; ;�a_ . ,!,� w . · lft�a, wl'('II. DO!l . IJ•J!:i /lrad1tion; . .. ,_eo, " · subtlll!ld """' "'-'""-• to 1be llllk> �t1 • Yi ,--, ,,vi 1 , ·: i':l'.:ft •t � ... , ., ��e • Me!Sff!l'C!lo and Thompson are old IIShin� pals who' woµldn'I oilier I - un Oeliile� latlij Jllre •�ay their boY•' u,,g18. So. · U tile¥· lil""n'I ffif'SJ•.t- (!) tidings from Jatlrlk,n t,,t us t'e.te-,;- pert.io.et1t' tllt;i: '"'" '' with about 1 100 tour-)'ellr'hl&b ac1>,9\ll students , . male W rerhale will winnow its squad d'oliln prohably le 80 01 ..... IJ,ile · ean · i �lQ, a j unior, '" ·illlif ,.i. : � ,t,,i�• • sopho' tackle� lea• ea•• -!!J.aetMn." �� C/J1fE . �.. 'TIJRtJP&/{ ' r �• , ,.,. .,, ,. , , . . PtA'fil'; 'jac I atehes �({,' �ancIA "tllaro1�� . to {)wen llrat!Dn; �er. and/--,:�ean, coach 11:!4; nage,r ' �� last i iiie ' ••• � of the Mid dleport AIJ.!Uar LI "� week at W:ellston concluding We tsili� .,.t..,, ��• Tour. name,µ ,Nhlch Kiser has stat• · •� yma "11nn� �OW, He slarted wltb eight teams enle.ttii 11, had 20 thio• y9l!r, d expects tnQl'e, In 1 961 , from aoft:n •llll southeutern O� 10, II <ill. "'4'••· " ,.fil'il PS' Am .:\''!!!.� � 8 �.'200. p<)IU!cla, r�-lui �it1'a ' J 1'11d �a j nior, OW" ' t' ' L..l --J•tt' � e'� N11>.a ' _,, ' . · ,11: '•t•lll:"l\011 s� JIil' �,, ,"':ee '?;"J ,"1'..fnln s tu1 ,, , ,II -.,; ��-�� - , • " a j un: r�e ' �lc ' 0 . . tter , .,-, , . �, 4lii!ellt� d'� �: J\ student, :1�16 ·� uatns• a. u u as I • ' • O"S, 't � -1,· · teft ..i�;_ '�lfA\ltll•k$ _ ■ 'AAI ts� �', Who ,;=.. � "1' , .. Abo. ' � th'1114'!'!'!I� 'Iii"' r:. trt,_ .' • ,, .. .'. '• ' Ii ,l l" l"! -- f • ,, bodT ' • , ,,. u• �l .,._ ht.I ' , Le,w's First NO Hitter_L, e·' f.t u·un Stunned Wh , JJy T�l ' ess .,., Ur,lt.. ·- lnlwnloliaMI Rube.11 Gom� wh• wu never known to hav■ a propenaJty for wort when ht waa • m.ajor lta1uer, la aurpri1in,: International Leque f1n1 witb an N&:er-beav,er aUil.u.de, The rieht.handed Puer14 RJcan went 1.2 inninp Thunday and yielded only lhrte bit, lJl ll!!adlnC the Miami Matlin, to a 2-1 vietory ove, Quffala lt marted the sixth stnlpt Ul\e. :.bat Gomn hu &one &he dial.ance 1ina he w11 acquired from l.be B.iton1, and the victory increued hi1 rec­ onl to 7-3. Gomei' fine perrQffflance en . abled the MariHD.• to vacate the �ll■r II they moved into sev­ enth place a half-came ahead or Montreal beaten in 10 inning, by Columbus. 5-4. In <-!her 1ame1, Bill Short marked hia return to Richmond wilh a 2-1 victory over Toronto •lthouilJ he needed elchth-inning relief from Fred Kipp and Jersey City beat Roehester, 4-2. The 1tandlng1: W L Pct. GB Toronto . . . . . . S, ff .65f Richmond . . . . . 6' &uff•lo , . , . . . . 65 62 . llochftt.r . . . . '4 62 .5011 lt . Joney Clly . . . . 61 67 .477 23 C:.lumbua . . . . . U 71 .4'11 271'11 Mioml . . . . . . . . 5' 72 .4311 21 -..1 . . . . . 51 72 - 21½, Doris Na11bern, a leader of the VBS. Wa8 at C�hunbl■ Ch•�l Od Thursday evenl� , to • orpq1ze a youth group. lfri, G. A. Radetin ind �w.af41. eo,n •fl'e named u leaden. I. �di� P�hing Hard To Be ' Atomic Leader IY HASKELL SHORT COLUMBUS UPI-This year, ap ,parentiy for the fint time, an ef­ fort was niade to bring the two pre&i-irntial candidatl!'.!1 to th� sliite fair opening here next Fn­ dty. Gov. Michael V. DiSalle an­ nounced he wanted Sen. John F. Kennedy . the Democratic preti­ dential candidate to attend the rair. F.air officials later ta.id. the director of a,riculture had invit• ed both Kennedy and Vite .PreJI . dent Richard M. Nixon, the Rep11� lican candidate. "Thia ahow it something the state of Ohio can be proud of an1 we would like everybody to come in and see it," Fair M.anaa:er Rowland SitlJOp said• with the un· reatralned enthusiasm typi�l of show business. A1 far as Bishop know�, lht presidential candidates will not attend the fair. OiSalle announced Kennedy would not come and probably Bishop said Nixon would be busy In th,� Senate dur• ing fair week. quite ... ·- l'tto-1 -■ppor.• -l« blm, "ftt!, prlle rllta" Ill lo.tor & l"oe4 mu lll. �"' .... The fe&tlval planned to .show Ohlo'1 home, farm, and indullrial life h.=Lll i o recent yeare been cre­ ating comlderable political atten­ tion the polltlcll angle, aome­ tim� teeDWJI. to ovenbadow the interat in the pigi: and pullets. It hail been tiboo for politicians to try to make hay at the fair in the put, the rule having been made and enforced by the locum­ ber.t administrations. They aaid the fair wu a :Showplace and was non-political This •orked well for the lo­ cumben.tl, who as public orficlal!l, have boothJ and are on the fair• grvunds eKJ')laining the opention of their offite:S. Candidatt!t see!t: ing thOR o!ficea, however. were not allowed to tet up booth■• There ate some who h■ve felt that a Republitan ,nd a Demo-­ cratic 0•1 at the fa�r might give it a he.althJ shot in the arm. 0th• er states have days set aside for the putjes. d11Y1 which live the fain more publicity than an)'­ thing .11e. Mr1. Laura Kre� ,nd aons, Arlin Radekin and SlwOI . Cox ,pent Sallmby at Canwlen ti'.ark. family attend"'! Ruah Rupe a reunion ill S.L /Jh4nl, W. Va. a,. people have mart, leI.ure timS:. their int.ereltl have tamed el■e-: where. bave L-Hollwood brougM to th• .fair to' l>oo•I tho, cite Thit yea rt 11lahw in any� �emtion •bout· tfw hlr �it� ly .rill 'talk more �bout the nr1oua attndlon, than ,he wUl tllf- agrl• cuJtunJ -do ': of th\, fntival. DISallo ltlt -, 1111• .. won­ dered if the state lltould nen ho; in the fair bnsfn,a He pndical"":. Jy Ignored Ille �. wltldt othor. pvffllol'S bad !ttende6 rqularb· : Tbio year tile fair �I, Bllhop ■aid, refl.., Ut, llaw'� llome, , farm u.,, � We.. � Thor• will . be llitlri lnduall'lal : exbilrita lban ever bef� He , said Ute home e.:lhlbitl- will �e : it one of U.. bll� homo shows • In the ttate. A �boat ihow 1'. ex• , pooled to 11o! .. oulltalldbli ••·: ' trac,tlon-<10 illdle,liall al Oblo'I , diift from lbe wm. =•· JJ011or,nen C � l L !IE N ' � , , D l l S S lS The Ohio Fair hu been a mat• ter of some controver1y in re­ cent years, the controveniea 11&: ually nemming 'from its finances. These troubles probably refied more . a ahange in publie tatte than avthing else . Yean ago, wa1 a gatherint place for the fa� and farmers.� Now that di"e"ita'l:e · ui more urbanlied and IJltr treats In store! See what a wonderful v.art-· ety of fountain dishes are available bere. SUcb yummy goodies! stop in. $1715 Corner Lo<nl& - l'omtll ltaoeill 1 957 Fqllp ,, lltU' """°" . • ..... to .Burdette� Spalin ,.;ae... d, hll .of� � tdpt, 1 double do..., , 111•· '"" llokl IJ.tle lo � •• ' tlfhtll l■hltilf!• lllli' "11lowttl wllll , � .,ou... over 111, fttit - ... 1111ior plloa,r. Gone C'onlti � Burdet(1. wilh the wlttffl� n�, ,, .,, .,.�· , • , , , 1. 11 ....� ..., -...t Dt>llll\tf tr tblt -- illaii . � tllffl!id ..O li11' ,llto Cl9l .cotnal,lllil/'C!t . d1rta1t ....llu. !Int nlno-lnalor . no, 111-, "11 ' ■ � Plenly or taste 1 959 LAIK i��.I:; _.,ed ' " Work Attitude $,,99S • • �litMI r. e ,n,s tn.ll New. ? . . ..... , ' ' , •� ' "'HQ -'. ' f�rt - '· t1k•Gui PANTS •"1 i: · C:OMPLITII STOCK ·, . al Buro- Forl� SMIT K C(O'F11 1_� � NO. NCO� A� and, �•Nd)' �o. :.JDDI.UOII . 1- Ex�.\11o'C't1c traosmls sloo. Nice appearan�. • · .. . ' '' ,. • ,I _ • � · � . QQ QGE- DAllT *. �� .� _ 1 11 , , ,2 2-21 WYonclotte P�ne -M• �-• •• • : ., , -t.. , ' .I' J • ... ., · '1 , 4 Dllor Sedan. Radio an,�l'I. Oveh!Hv� transmission. W1tr.nt1-:'· ·. tran� k adlo and heater. One oW'1�· •J 2 Toll" Trock 2 speed �"Cab reflnlihel, ·· � l T . , l l $ . '. .' �r� �. •Sellan, Va 'engi!i, sland'arct 11'allBllli ssion. Radio and beater. va•LII non ' We tany A Populu. •. -: �1�$ 95 J $1· · '5J fb;,D.nwt•AC: 1'.�d '-" 5 PLVMQUTH: - · - - t595 ,5.A Fn • n · . · � - - - · - _, : �5 i,' 895 $ · · T ' ' L '54 CH l:VR() J '52 MEDrt·Ry· - - . - �- �395 ,O� Son! I. H. DO�1'Jings � 't V8"1" D�� Sedan, Heat� and. defroster. , Po wergllde transmtssion. ' Poillbed Cp\mDII, �!ors Tbe'!New ' '><, 1-11 1· • ., '4•1• . .. IOYI' •s�T S�l · SHIR'fS To �boo! S1&e1·a 16 1�- Jd Rlll)ij ,11 v�1ro.,1, , 1 . . 1,,i,. t,1 . · ., Speciol Prt,• $ ,C)Q .....- :SJ CMEV·ROLET 2 �r 1 - - - �-11•,· . 2 Bt,orilian:-Heater·a�efroster, new se at covers. Blue and whiee Iii � 2 Ddo�'ifard ·!. �· , �-• . ,. , ; t . to 18· · . ' Huakys Sllmt , I· ,, .,. ,...;. , , " ·" ·"· ' I � _In' I .• ', ' ' ,• ' ' . . . • ·'· • • • . . . , $3. •"'N'll � , 11'1' , . �111 'sa: Eo•o - ' - - - - . . � to 1, RAWli.lMGS' ' fer , ._: ,, : , � -,;o· · �' 9'L Is JI' . � lt5l'Stulillak• . .--t la .· SPECIAll-�- a 11W On Route 7 $ 1 3�$. BOY Wlll� � ....... · , . · · · · ' .,_.'.,� -,, , __ Aa a Jr. Y, Oli,· 1"111op _, ,.. NG( ' %.Tr.- tfci!i, l ' • ".. Jon was hel& ai Bk Columbia Claat pol <etiODtly WllW 1 1 1 penont� 1,..i;.._ DI� re..lected w...., presidenl, Gohli1t Bobo; vlce � dent, Wesley � • lffNtll'J No-rma Glllo1ly, Jarr,o,U Bobo wet the oldeal penon In atteadl™!.l:.rGay MeWhortc.a ii villliq Dft • parenta in Tuu. Mr. ,nd lln. s. D, v.i,, BeU.­ viLle, DI., are pa&. ol Mn. Zrma and Nol� Val� ·-• Ml'I. Emily ���) lollen ana 111ton, D, two dtu1htu1 ol. , .al l><>t"'! C. . and Miu V!o� :;r:i Jira. J■r• were 1upt.1 of llr. rol Bobo and .att.aded reunion: ' Columbut C. W. Stan,l)w � was a aueat ol. Jlr. . Mn. J. � Radekin and attendfd tbe reunion. t•1fteen members , or Laurel Grange visited CM•ier Gnnge an4 presented a llttl'tt)' program. , 1 959 FORI> . \ Ea!!er-Beavr er . .P ' '1959 POM'l'I AC botii. • Dealer· Point ��Ir · � -- · · rtenis a,t} rest ' : , Jbe YII; 1'.0V CAif Bl;IY. ON,CONVBNIBNT TI� AT H encl · I JiN1tone °� '111•• .....:'c· ., •<' '!II � � !tfl'. . , "1 IIU, llr/lllo 1Jrillt\. .,., ellled tlle· � el· -aviltiee, • - =� 10-S: and , (o lflto a "eontl ·place United • lhui lnttrn•Honal ,.'l _Rll!lllQ>J letter"?an • 1'he J,J"wauk•• Braves hope tie with Ohloaio' as Cl9veltnd top �-�O 'pliit . ' SOllll' �jllr , a j u l11or, · that Lew ".Bu rdette'• near-perfeoi ped t.h• White Sox, &ae. •and. Delroll • 1 • ... •Surrat1i1 1· to iltina'•N�ret · · •· . can fa� a flu:ller1111, dow.ned K,l\lu C�ty., t:1--6. no-hitter ', •� A'Tll*· ikde- CUJ Olt tlle team., Geor1e Davis, No . pa ,._ left Afhr �chi · , rk into a 'b\azlna. pennant driv11 � _. , v1ut �-- mmf ·tht lt 1 150 ee much Burd ette, who ''never thought Stuart, wno appea�t� -�beed . p� w1U11iag•ll:llill 1'"� •�e. lt I'd eve, do il.'' , mlued toe Ni> 1\•hln ':rf �kllbur1h in ,' ' · · &ek ...: IMlff lioot� Na, • 1 / bilt &euon, ·wm run Ilona! Le• r • �: 1 •• � "::f �: J; = w Ill.- 'f,,N•:Jl,• �at�; it &e1""" iiod ll, $tu_dtf"., ' . Vernon n1 t ,. 1 • uy d'omai;p In . th• Ill�. µ,. ljjlJ ti� ll'UI, �y Wffpt, ' �So MUl!ii senlqr an<I, al• t-: h� . , • �!If l:ueM· wea1 tlqr-4 11 ternale year, hae al,,Uity fgr fi�• h'1f:l!ac� Ted Whtie, innin u lh• ;lro••• .,,ored a It/ victo,y ov,r lhe P-lllldflphia Phil', C•oiuit o,....me •i 8-1 Chicago jµnl!>r, a '· B stu.t,nl Wllo Is �· lo�fed a, 8'10'1er lie,. , I i,,..,., ' IOOMC 11.. ruu lo the , ldv Caas , · , u, ·. . . rlihlhander <\ . '-.. yellf-Old '111e ll& 33 .. �!al. and two more In the �•••· . ,m Surr e 58 ll nd b -.aa 869 AII.C 1 arl on'e , the 19 a f r• from r.Itro, W. Va., lo,¢ , lhe mi '!" ...,.u.ie'!Jr.to . �to · h ighe-•· f•llhack at 1 90 Is a top Ohio .grldde�, leHlng Jackson imum numbor o( :rz 'batters, h .,. 1i..1ow , lftd.lu 1ixth WI 1h a 111'0Vn4-winner �r three seasons , and a B� P1�s stu<}ent; be- ever, when �11?' , aa e�a�. i:l:,,.' tbe ,' �· blittt llim' ls teo.pou nd llob Marll11 , a jullJ# lliiu.bU� at half• In • double . P�. , Rocky Colavilo, Al l(allne and back likely must wait unl)t 1961 to illtw hle ' "- 1 potOJ1• . Whethe't Burdette•, brilliant No,m, tash e1c• h•m- to lead · tial � Surrett u nfortuna'9ly is disabled. . , performance can mob,lize MilWau• ,l)■trolt's J.G--111, assauk 011. tbree Jacklion will OWll to fire at its kee into oierh:aulinf Pltt>lturgh', IC.tn•� City pltohe,o,, l(aJI� alam· •al!U Ill 'l'HB b'· ammunltio._ •-•h• ,, . •.· , • 11� 1 .llli .....,._ grN 7 1' 0,,,_ Jiad, d�peftd• on how · the lour blto and Chico Feman· �,it..1o l fhe team's tint tiez, tiae. H Bud· Da�Y toot hi1 only Wlf/ pt�senl local sc¥ol,ti �,:ompete B ".;'1;er •!ff•• 1hJt wnson· lum ed -111• loos -and the Tiger, """ their •�till manpower Uke' tliat Is for Pomeroy port to i�' ltM. �lit ln, the •hsl •laht ...... , IJ4v� a alptle high achool, and even then 1ftr sc ales · Caul# •l•oi •5! �I•"" · would tip two lo one In favor Of lhe IJ� . the 1111· tr lh oy 41> oo me ' blcl: It would balance wouldn't be quite so ridiculous aa lt ii' y. ,1n .. , ,ival the Jtreatest ,e,ovcry A logical alternative, and we'd better lookto& � 111 because the 11m1 Giant. trailed hy 13 11 evta· grade school kids stlll loolr lloWII lellgtli of their ,ame, in early Au,u,t and wont nose, when comblnln1 Pomeroy and Mid leport '�' dlscussed , on to be,t I.be Doil�er .1 I, to give Jackson the boot out or the · Sl)OAL. The lr?nmen orr """' ro, the Nati'on� .;,/ • �; lltel}'_ would prefer to play against the likes Of Chilhcothe, pennant. Wu1t1n1ton C. ji., Ctrclevllle, et. al. . . Bu•dette. tho heN> ol the 1 957 'There's no denying that a policy or kicking the biggest fish w d Seri.. •hen he wo n thre Catellria - 2 Door U.rdlop, orl t out of lb, pond has Its disastrous af�r effects, Next .would be ..m., a,ain,t• the N w Yn.!"k Y••· Radio, Heater, V-8, ·, Auto. o Trina. Save over $1Q09 on 0 .Q,t!Upo!!J, 1/(jlb, a student bOdy or 600 and up; Athens next, bet in � '!'�, ��1:::., ':,� th11, boauly. tljen I.Qlp 11, )ncl: �..,:r" Pre.slt.ol 1 ·. : • u . h � ' ' .;. • ' ' ·· • ·- ' ;,;;.;; .. Hi , ra-innln• no­ dd y Wbat do we . , 've'.f'Vomeroy, Middleport, and Nelsonville hitter ••alnilt IKe BrsvH lut ,.,. battllnii In a "litt league" all lhelr· own l · " ' 1 It seems likely that after sometblng like 2li years the ROn that ,.18 10, nn Joe Adcock'• Fatrlane Z Door. All white. · 3 ,H in the 1 th. e doublo<I In the · Radio, heater, V-", Auto. SEOAL la due Cor realignment. Football fortunes are press_lng hit h •wlt home cam• and ,1,hth inning , toward It, (Baskelball and baseball, strangely enough, seem 1'rim. Runs like new. hi, wlnnl•! run, on BIiiy Bruton • alngular-ly divorced in this .area from 1tud�nt Vartations tw • Now ·only affedin1 _ succesa or failure). . :ic��;Y w,, B..;d,tte•, !4th : ,;;:i · , . , . . . ' losaf!A. How• such a realignment will 11�en u,iiilst' aesson theof come about, or what sha it · de• may take, remains clouded In the f uture, But II ts, sometf::Ing r.ene Co"lev. ,.,,ff@red til■ loth fe,t. rn, the Phil,, every sports fan here should be pondering. 2 Door •:..: 8 cYt.,"' aid:>" shift. Dt,k stu,rl'• pin,h homer "v• economy. One own.-. Reul . . em Pitt!lbur1h a a , victorv ru,e,•t �\�; �.::r ;��;1.'1"i!: to edt:e C'Y'■go, t-S, In the other Nalionol Liia,u• 11me,, The Ytnk.., retolned their 2½, O ' ' ' ·. F1lrlirle l!iJO - Z lliior. V.a, · in the Am lean L�Hue o;: 1•1d, 1•m• '. , MILWAUKEE UPI-Lew Bur- in the fifth lnnlna:, Auto. Traris., Newl1 rebwlt tiy beatln,c the Bo![!n Red Soi:, delte, the guy with the e-veii-pre1• . Gon11I�• bec-,ne the onJy Phil- 1 1 •7 ; Bani.re had, 1n eight- run . en(lne. A real steal at , ent 1rtn and wlae crack, kno,n adelphl■· �H 111nner of the iame third lt\DlnJ,1 � defeat W1ahineton1 ,today what lt take, to lnve him but fte wi1 Immediately in atuMed and apeechlell-hl■ fint an unun.a double ·play. The nnt Ml'1' , .1!.01t P:LY Tin, no.hitter. .a.'hlGELES, cant uPJLOS �, -batter, Lee Walla, ,r�unded out -L..i The 83-yea,-old rl1ht hander third to tint, 1n-t1 Gowlez w11 World fb'wel1bt cha.. w on Pdne from Nitro, w. Va,, tlrcled aJn-1- out trylni to ., aU the way to Klna,et,J, of Ban1ko!li Tholl;lnd1 leuly and butnped into people In third on a nlay b■ek lo .lohnny wUI . m.. l1)ffll!r chalfJl)ion Pa1the Mlllft.ukee Brave, dreuln1 Lo1an eG\IUin8 !he �cual Pim of Buenot Aire1 Se:pt. Dr, - e,I, ,utt,. , room aner atoppin& the Phlladel22 in I He-rouud title bout. Kin& wAI SerioUI for Juat a moment pelch, 141 ,won the UUe lfom. P■• Pblt PbUlle1, 1-0, Tbunclty nlllht. 1 aurdetIe otmpared Ill• rez tuI April 1•• on 1 1pllt decl• • 1 never thou1ht I'd ever do •Cain, � Jt •• he repeated aa:aln and a&aln. thrill of hit "o-hitter with wlnn- don In Butfko-.. Jlut ooon he .,11 tbe old lrre, In& three , .,... -:,a1n1t tile �" ITA lTIRI · e 19117 W<!tld York Yonkee1 lo IN pteulblo Burdelle •l•iJI . Sul•a. W t. . IJtri-.au,ids . Burdette eom, within Ju.I one � •re .� Bill C, ....,. - '" 'ri;t' ... nc! � · � -� ' baller 01 hurllna I perfect u me. "I rank thl, 1'11111 up there wilh tloll l : 111r I\Y , New bt u 'l'r"11Pori411�• 9a:�d • Bel" Ho fooed only th• minimum of thON," he 11ld, York OIJ!ll,t, 1t1!,f 0,•1 meol tbt ' Nice Hlttl"" TN 17 men, but he hit center fielder Pips nu1��"1'11Y G,..n , , ' ,._. WY To.oy oo..al•• witb • 1.1 pitch ,.,ston(llor lialll , •••f to him, nillll In � ,l'Qllll,oll Lea• ' ' •',-; -' \; , ,\\ � , ' ' Spobn-<i v.._.n ,.ho au• uhlbl�· · • .ot a.-vell h11 1ttd ·10 30 Yl<tor,-tNaon■ Slad ia. J,,,._,'"'-1 �11,. J\I. J. . . ,lu wltboul • no,hl�d• '1'11te · ' ·- -• • hell Wltb your plteblna. II w11 I . ,1 ;, .t ,;, .•· r. .. ft.l& · • :,lite hlllln& '"" did It.'' , - ft IIOJ � 1!111 I 1 . EffortMade To Bring Both '° 1: -::� Candidates To Ohio StateFair M�J s��.. Brqv� N. Hi' s ,::.::r:.": :•i::u� USED GAS RANGES oraa • f Ty t If CHIT TANNIHll.L l&. .it - "!- 'Ii! Sft5,oo . l:'R01'E, ,r,, u,01• WAI.J.'1? H Pl,it;J /Irr lltJMIIJl6,1 7'116,i lZ, '1'.#611 19 pw!A.A..o.p rn'#�-"""' -, Ho "'1"�1.UI/� "'°"' Wltll Freer.er and Sbelvea l11 Door �Ill, )i!.t� ' <!P" � ,/RV '1ft ' oll ...... .. ' ' 40 INCH �""'"'' I i,,sK ') a, ��- Go� Sho�� 1 P111� 11�R !'"If.' Door 11 CVBIC J'OOT ' •• J' ' ind Sbel,e1 In SPORTS. . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, , A u g, 19. 1960-5 !-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 19, 1 960 1tl Cushioned Sole Moccaaln Toe Oil Resistant Gl'!8� REFRIG� . ( R REFR�CIEAAT9.R r LOS ANG2LES UPI-The Washinljiton Redskins picked an hone111-to.goodness lnjun to quar­ terback the team aaainat the Lo, AnJlelo11 Rama h1 a Natlontl Foot ball League exhibillon ,tame to­ ni,iht. Earle Day. part Chottaw . JndJ. an, leada the Skin• In t,he annua1 Times Charltles game whleh la u:peeted to draw about 80,000 lana to the COllaeum. SMALL APARTMEN:T ' J=NGIIOV&E , With Burning '.fopics B�et Olyrnpi,cs �o�t�e� Redskins Pick Honet1I To-Goodness lnjln Kyger goea ai;:ainat Roberta' Clothing or Athen■ In the second round nf the Kyger Creek Employ. eea' Clllb ■oftball toumament tc-­ aight under OVEc llghtl. The ueond game hat Rio O'rli-R" meeting SwHrlngen of Athen1. Last night T&T beat Stin11y Creek 18-! and New Haven clob­ bered Bridgewater 1�-2. For New Haven Clark homered twlte, R. Sayre once. T&T .,&20 013 6- -- 1 6 12 Stlna:y Creek 000 Of}2 3- � 0 Bl" and Starlhl•. Carman and Little. 170 Oli--13 J I New Haven Brid1ew1ter llO(l OOO- 2 4 Flower1 and Dye. Riley and Cheuer. ' - f• •• } "1 ' , ., "' 1 �- _: �,.. ,_,___ __.._ --- ----- ... • ---�--- Midd. l epor•l Wi11s 16-2 Contest • Mike Bratton Throws 3-Uitter At S'l'.\1.. DlNCS AMERICAII LIAGUI W. L Pct. Ge New \'ork 81 4, .595 66 $0 .569 2 \\ Middleport will Ir)' to get an soon Chie41.Ko Mike Bratton pitched a 3-hitler ! more Balli $0 .MIG 2¼ 68 l:1-e el ml at SyracuS('" Baseball All•Star:; on a home -and•h oml.'" st-ru•s . with O v a � 5' .508 9.1/ii e Thursda}' t>Vt>ning as his m.Jles, the I Hill whom lt defeatt"d 3·0 In I:' WaliWIIKloa 57 � . • 1 l M iddlepor1 All -Stars, went on to a Wellaton tourn.i Detroit � • AN 1 4 ¼ =� � ; T SW.�U 18-2 victory. · . ii, • .f29 l � nef '--' •a1._tlmt ...t rug b t Bo.stoa Jim Johnson w111 top hiller �ilb ,u, U, .3¥ 25"4 lh,ee douDles and a triple in .f.ive were tealb" Wal'9aln• I.IP rar tbe Sy- Kamas City t""1r..&.w'a ,-... Llllle Lu�ue 'fournament tripa for th� wiriners. Ron lfin dY --••• J -.'-tw •-oittp,lr: ' ff c· ll-'�""i P4iiw had two single-a and Gary Stobart wllioll open, Aug 22 at lid� P m. �.., , •fflM Y h wilh lbe Ci1llr�t1 of Po.meroy (main- Bitll.War• • homer and 1ina1,. l , tlil! · ""ffPN'� I, nig t ..... a., Ha• New , � Middleport took a 3-2 \t>ad in ly Pire.te-11) 101111: ai;!illll8l .' lhe finl inning, fattened it to 7•2 ven, Pl"""rs I · kld•"i� . In the gecond, 10-2 in the thin!, and M.idd.leporl meets the Pl. rleas- · ...... V.� -�-�111ht) added three ruq in each of the aiit Nats Aug. 23, RaC'ine 1uet!ta -Turf,ey; ••� W , , , l , \l-4 · fourth ;ind firth innings. B•ltl� � � l�t)Syracuse Au�. 24 1ind the Pomeroy S}'ucuse gut it• peir or n.ms in Budr:eyes ( main ly Dodgll"rs) meet -..,.a.r ·1� !\ vs � the firsl on two elTors and two i>1 Pleasan t Somerville Aug . 25 . bouq¥Vf• 124- ' ' · fielder's choices. CJ.eulwt: f O,,rolt (•t>----- ---L•tt'n¥' • t:.\ ft l�r- 4-6. s C undiff, B. Jewell and B. Fran• NG IRS SIG N McCAaTAN RA Chloaao •t K._., Cll¥, (night) els got 3 smglf' apiel:e oft Br11Uon NEW YORK l / P I-Jae.t M cCar- -Wynn M , v, IKuckl. 34who filnnt·d e-,ght, hit one and tan the United Statee ' 1960 Olym• Saturd.ly'a. 0,......, wallwd two pie ' hockey hero who starred in a Chica go at kAftNa C.ity. Jewell and:. l'..rson Crow g.11ve up four-game Nationa l Hockey 1:,ea n•l•nd et Deflroif 13 hill, raoned rive, walk td eight, gue tryout la sl !IE'ason. has sur n• Cl ,.._ Y or• el WMhlntlH b.U lhree baller&. ed tor t.he 1960-6 1 season with the Bel llmert at Bot,ton -New York Rangen. The 6· 1 , NATIONAL LRAOU! 200-pou11d Mcl'�rt.pn was disehargW . l.. ,ct. Ga Bd from the Army last month. 72 43 .620 Pittsburgh ,. .. "rr.: Milwaukee 49 .363 'l \s 63 IDDt■ SHO•E RECOV E R I NG Los An�t!lcs 81 !iO .550 9 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. UPI-All St. Louis 63 82 .Ma 9 National Le-a(! ue Hockey San F'rarn·lsco 55 M .500 time NEW ■114 USED 141,I, great Eddie Shore, now owner of Cinelnnati , 52 64 .448 20¼ the Springfield Indians or the Chicago 43 88 .387 27 American Hockey League , will Philndelphia « 72 .383 23 soon be released from Wcs90n ThuraclaY1 lll"ulta Memorial Hosplt.111 where he haa Lo, An,-ln 4 Chlca90 3, 1 3 In,. . been under treatment for the last Pltt1bur1h 3 Cincinnati 2, nttht ' week, lt was dif1closed by Dr . Wil- Mllwauk" 1 Phlllfflphla 0., nltht PIMme WY•Z.:1794 Ham B. Coen. Shore suffered a Prlday'1 ProNbl■ PltcfMrs PO■�Y, OH� heart attack a year ago.. S.n P,anciac:o ■t ChlHIIO Mc ---- -- � - --- · --Cormld: 10-I va 111,worth 6,1. Lai AftlllH at It. Lowis (nl1htl -PodrH 10-1 v, J1dcHn ,s.10. l'ffhbtw1h 1t Clncl111n1tl (night) -laell 9.5 vt Purti.y 12,7. l'hlfadelphl1 1t MlhnukN nl,ht - G,..... 3-6 iu, Plurro 6-5 or WIiiey 5.7; Saturday•, G1mt1 Plthburfh •t Cincinnati San Prancl1eo at Chlc19ct Lot Anttl" •t It. t.ul1 Phlltd•l,hla at Mllweull:N., night ON ROUTE 114 llltNERSVILLE, OHIO PHONE WY-2-3324 Upriver Team Out Of S y racuse I !F" , ?I � .,..a.s Ulll '" �IED your LENNOX dealer COAL, OIL GAS F U R J{ A C E S BIG BOA,l SAL E ClOSING. OUT All 1960 MODELS BROWN'S M4.RINE Second ' Round ' . Begins Tonight No Walttngl Eat All 1'011 Wontt At Ky ger Creek • SRIORGASBORD ·BA R GAI N S TO THEIR GIANT • • EVERY SUNDAY, 1 1 :30 A.111. TO 7:30 P.111. PLENTY OF PARKIN& SPACll APPLI.A N¢E·. . IN USED . . 11 CUBIC ' .' ROME UPI - Tbe commjttee vrhiCD IW,dts LU futl4Dff o� the world's old..t ud lliu• s�rts p rogram - I.» ru,m--mei\ to• day jusl ,ix days befoN t-,e 19:6(1 games with Lb.,ee bur01n,1 t�p1cs . on tke. agenda. Facin,I!: the lDteroatlonal Olymp1t Com.mitl.ee niettlinlt went -A R u l!s ian propoul fOI' reor­ ganiai.ioo- wlurh IOC Secretary Br■nd-ae 111id General Avery tbreate»s th. i.ndepe1� - of hl1 committee and perhaps ,b$ :very future ot the same,, -A dell,l.lnd, &or a mnre work­ able delinUlan o f who it U ,ma­ teur at hh!te tlif.i_ble to C0'1'Pete "Who . is a proin the Ol)'mp,lc, feasional ' and· tbu,11 meJJa:1ble. over the -A 1tate of ·alarm mushrooming cotlJI and complexi­ ties or Lhe once.everj-four-jeart e . e•;h : li,sl two ·•�lea we,e geter b tf l y �;:isi:� wfll � tal: ·�� lh�� during the 1960 tatnet, Brundage said Th e lhird, the "'' and ,1,e of the Olympic� . apl)eared a more pressing issue. "We could aee it coming, " inf. �:���:f.• ,�� ��:�.: ::r' ::',�;, cosu and expandln1 participation did not a,l1e In l!t!lboume hocause we we,e tbpUQndJ ol miles away from most nation,, ··Now, however, ii Is almost gelling critical. • We have a,si1ned the IOC as a commlUtte of the whole to obse,ve the Romo Olympic, with an el'• to a solutiun," Brundqe said. The IOC ..cretar, t1•noral 811 d the immen,lty ol the modern Ol)' mpic1 had been building up nee Wo<ld Wa, wl nd ,J 11. all � ovor, Hpatheing int..-011 in ,port, world. '"We have decided Jbat w, should ...k m,... . te ....... the cost and the size ol tho 01,m. pies," he said. HEADS PHYIICAL IDUCATION NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J. UPI" -Steve Senko, who won 12 athlfl. tic letters at Rut1ere trnlveralty from I 946 to 19'9 lla1 been ap­ polnled director of physical edu­ cation at the 1tate univeralty'I Newar k Collea:es, it w11 announc­ ed today hy Dr. Mason W. Gro1111 president of the university. JOHNION AIIIGNID Arm y Pvt. JOHph L. 1oh111Gn recently wu aHi1ned to the 181h Artlllery at · Fort Brag. N. C. The 22-year-old aolditir, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Johnson, Route t,· Pomeroy, ia a 1080 1,._duate of Pomeroy Hiljih Sehool. 1 ;;;;.;a;;;;;;;;;;-:;,_.;;;;;:::;:;:;;;;._, 1• MEN'S BROWN WORK OXFORD ';., .Fre-r $149- 95 $7,ff ' � , .iot TIJ $IIGl ,.Ol � If.I ' .®, Mldtllepon. Ohio . , 11 CUBIC FOOT. , P1ILCO '. REFJIG.14TOR I s149.ts With Freezer '• •• • • • c�u:y , I\EFRIGI'�TOR I• • NBW VNIT • • • • ' • • •• • " • t� if Coaches Alex Cito and �\�1,epudji , , NaK 4fANYMtJIIM t -J.,� •�� �r.:=J��� ::.=::: !i<- :I�\i1��.::J.�H=tz''" � ��. :W•ll"•ve recewed· � •midi llroel!Jlre, " ••....,..,. illl lu . f a1 . /\ :',[:'; ;�a_ . ,!,� w . · lft�a, wl'('II. DO!l . IJ•J!:i /lrad1tion; . .. ,_eo, " · subtlll!ld """' "'-'""-• to 1be llllk> �t1 • Yi ,--, ,,vi 1 , ·: i':l'.:ft •t � ... , ., ��e • Me!Sff!l'C!lo and Thompson are old IIShin� pals who' woµldn'I oilier I - un Oeliile� latlij Jllre •�ay their boY•' u,,g18. So. · U tile¥· lil""n'I ffif'SJ•.t- (!) tidings from Jatlrlk,n t,,t us t'e.te-,;- pert.io.et1t' tllt;i: '"'" '' with about 1 100 tour-)'ellr'hl&b ac1>,9\ll students , . male W rerhale will winnow its squad d'oliln prohably le 80 01 ..... IJ,ile · ean · i �lQ, a j unior, '" ·illlif ,.i. : � ,t,,i�• • sopho' tackle� lea• ea•• -!!J.aetMn." �� C/J1fE . �.. 'TIJRtJP&/{ ' r �• , ,.,. .,, ,. , , . . PtA'fil'; 'jac I atehes �({,' �ancIA "tllaro1�� . to {)wen llrat!Dn; �er. and/--,:�ean, coach 11:!4; nage,r ' �� last i iiie ' ••• � of the Mid dleport AIJ.!Uar LI "� week at W:ellston concluding We tsili� .,.t..,, ��• Tour. name,µ ,Nhlch Kiser has stat• · •� yma "11nn� �OW, He slarted wltb eight teams enle.ttii 11, had 20 thio• y9l!r, d expects tnQl'e, In 1 961 , from aoft:n •llll southeutern O� 10, II <ill. "'4'••· " ,.fil'il PS' Am .:\''!!!.� � 8 �.'200. p<)IU!cla, r�-lui �it1'a ' J 1'11d �a j nior, OW" ' t' ' L..l --J•tt' � e'� N11>.a ' _,, ' . · ,11: '•t•lll:"l\011 s� JIil' �,, ,"':ee '?;"J ,"1'..fnln s tu1 ,, , ,II -.,; ��-�� - , • " a j un: r�e ' �lc ' 0 . . tter , .,-, , . �, 4lii!ellt� d'� �: J\ student, :1�16 ·� uatns• a. u u as I • ' • O"S, 't � -1,· · teft ..i�;_ '�lfA\ltll•k$ _ ■ 'AAI ts� �', Who ,;=.. � "1' , .. Abo. ' � th'1114'!'!'!I� 'Iii"' r:. trt,_ .' • ,, .. .'. '• ' Ii ,l l" l"! -- f • ,, bodT ' • , ,,. u• �l .,._ ht.I ' , Le,w's First NO Hitter_L, e·' f.t u·un Stunned Wh , JJy T�l ' ess .,., Ur,lt.. ·- lnlwnloliaMI Rube.11 Gom� wh• wu never known to hav■ a propenaJty for wort when ht waa • m.ajor lta1uer, la aurpri1in,: International Leque f1n1 witb an N&:er-beav,er aUil.u.de, The rieht.handed Puer14 RJcan went 1.2 inninp Thunday and yielded only lhrte bit, lJl ll!!adlnC the Miami Matlin, to a 2-1 vietory ove, Quffala lt marted the sixth stnlpt Ul\e. :.bat Gomn hu &one &he dial.ance 1ina he w11 acquired from l.be B.iton1, and the victory increued hi1 rec­ onl to 7-3. Gomei' fine perrQffflance en . abled the MariHD.• to vacate the �ll■r II they moved into sev­ enth place a half-came ahead or Montreal beaten in 10 inning, by Columbus. 5-4. In <-!her 1ame1, Bill Short marked hia return to Richmond wilh a 2-1 victory over Toronto •lthouilJ he needed elchth-inning relief from Fred Kipp and Jersey City beat Roehester, 4-2. The 1tandlng1: W L Pct. GB Toronto . . . . . . S, ff .65f Richmond . . . . . 6' &uff•lo , . , . . . . 65 62 . llochftt.r . . . . '4 62 .5011 lt . Joney Clly . . . . 61 67 .477 23 C:.lumbua . . . . . U 71 .4'11 271'11 Mioml . . . . . . . . 5' 72 .4311 21 -..1 . . . . . 51 72 - 21½, Doris Na11bern, a leader of the VBS. Wa8 at C�hunbl■ Ch•�l Od Thursday evenl� , to • orpq1ze a youth group. lfri, G. A. Radetin ind �w.af41. eo,n •fl'e named u leaden. I. �di� P�hing Hard To Be ' Atomic Leader IY HASKELL SHORT COLUMBUS UPI-This year, ap ,parentiy for the fint time, an ef­ fort was niade to bring the two pre&i-irntial candidatl!'.!1 to th� sliite fair opening here next Fn­ dty. Gov. Michael V. DiSalle an­ nounced he wanted Sen. John F. Kennedy . the Democratic preti­ dential candidate to attend the rair. F.air officials later ta.id. the director of a,riculture had invit• ed both Kennedy and Vite .PreJI . dent Richard M. Nixon, the Rep11� lican candidate. "Thia ahow it something the state of Ohio can be proud of an1 we would like everybody to come in and see it," Fair M.anaa:er Rowland SitlJOp said• with the un· reatralned enthusiasm typi�l of show business. A1 far as Bishop know�, lht presidential candidates will not attend the fair. OiSalle announced Kennedy would not come and probably Bishop said Nixon would be busy In th,� Senate dur• ing fair week. quite ... ·- l'tto-1 -■ppor.• -l« blm, "ftt!, prlle rllta" Ill lo.tor & l"oe4 mu lll. �"' .... The fe&tlval planned to .show Ohlo'1 home, farm, and indullrial life h.=Lll i o recent yeare been cre­ ating comlderable political atten­ tion the polltlcll angle, aome­ tim� teeDWJI. to ovenbadow the interat in the pigi: and pullets. It hail been tiboo for politicians to try to make hay at the fair in the put, the rule having been made and enforced by the locum­ ber.t administrations. They aaid the fair wu a :Showplace and was non-political This •orked well for the lo­ cumben.tl, who as public orficlal!l, have boothJ and are on the fair• grvunds eKJ')laining the opention of their offite:S. Candidatt!t see!t: ing thOR o!ficea, however. were not allowed to tet up booth■• There ate some who h■ve felt that a Republitan ,nd a Demo-­ cratic 0•1 at the fa�r might give it a he.althJ shot in the arm. 0th• er states have days set aside for the putjes. d11Y1 which live the fain more publicity than an)'­ thing .11e. Mr1. Laura Kre� ,nd aons, Arlin Radekin and SlwOI . Cox ,pent Sallmby at Canwlen ti'.ark. family attend"'! Ruah Rupe a reunion ill S.L /Jh4nl, W. Va. a,. people have mart, leI.ure timS:. their int.ereltl have tamed el■e-: where. bave L-Hollwood brougM to th• .fair to' l>oo•I tho, cite Thit yea rt 11lahw in any� �emtion •bout· tfw hlr �it� ly .rill 'talk more �bout the nr1oua attndlon, than ,he wUl tllf- agrl• cuJtunJ -do ': of th\, fntival. DISallo ltlt -, 1111• .. won­ dered if the state lltould nen ho; in the fair bnsfn,a He pndical"":. Jy Ignored Ille �. wltldt othor. pvffllol'S bad !ttende6 rqularb· : Tbio year tile fair �I, Bllhop ■aid, refl.., Ut, llaw'� llome, , farm u.,, � We.. � Thor• will . be llitlri lnduall'lal : exbilrita lban ever bef� He , said Ute home e.:lhlbitl- will �e : it one of U.. bll� homo shows • In the ttate. A �boat ihow 1'. ex• , pooled to 11o! .. oulltalldbli ••·: ' trac,tlon-<10 illdle,liall al Oblo'I , diift from lbe wm. =•· JJ011or,nen C � l L !IE N ' � , , D l l S S lS The Ohio Fair hu been a mat• ter of some controver1y in re­ cent years, the controveniea 11&: ually nemming 'from its finances. These troubles probably refied more . a ahange in publie tatte than avthing else . Yean ago, wa1 a gatherint place for the fa� and farmers.� Now that di"e"ita'l:e · ui more urbanlied and IJltr treats In store! See what a wonderful v.art-· ety of fountain dishes are available bere. SUcb yummy goodies! stop in. $1715 Corner Lo<nl& - l'omtll ltaoeill 1 957 Fqllp ,, lltU' """°" . • ..... to .Burdette� Spalin ,.;ae... d, hll .of� � tdpt, 1 double do..., , 111•· '"" llokl IJ.tle lo � •• ' tlfhtll l■hltilf!• lllli' "11lowttl wllll , � .,ou... over 111, fttit - ... 1111ior plloa,r. Gone C'onlti � Burdet(1. wilh the wlttffl� n�, ,, .,, .,.�· , • , , , 1. 11 ....� ..., -...t Dt>llll\tf tr tblt -- illaii . � tllffl!id ..O li11' ,llto Cl9l .cotnal,lllil/'C!t . d1rta1t ....llu. !Int nlno-lnalor . no, 111-, "11 ' ■ � Plenly or taste 1 959 LAIK i��.I:; _.,ed ' " Work Attitude $,,99S • • �litMI r. e ,n,s tn.ll New. ? . . ..... , ' ' , •� ' "'HQ -'. ' f�rt - '· t1k•Gui PANTS •"1 i: · C:OMPLITII STOCK ·, . al Buro- Forl� SMIT K C(O'F11 1_� � NO. NCO� A� and, �•Nd)' �o. :.JDDI.UOII . 1- Ex�.\11o'C't1c traosmls sloo. Nice appearan�. • · .. . ' '' ,. • ,I _ • � · � . QQ QGE- DAllT *. �� .� _ 1 11 , , ,2 2-21 WYonclotte P�ne -M• �-• •• • : ., , -t.. , ' .I' J • ... ., · '1 , 4 Dllor Sedan. Radio an,�l'I. Oveh!Hv� transmission. W1tr.nt1-:'· ·. tran� k adlo and heater. One oW'1�· •J 2 Toll" Trock 2 speed �"Cab reflnlihel, ·· � l T . , l l $ . '. .' �r� �. •Sellan, Va 'engi!i, sland'arct 11'allBllli ssion. Radio and beater. va•LII non ' We tany A Populu. •. -: �1�$ 95 J $1· · '5J fb;,D.nwt•AC: 1'.�d '-" 5 PLVMQUTH: - · - - t595 ,5.A Fn • n · . · � - - - · - _, : �5 i,' 895 $ · · T ' ' L '54 CH l:VR() J '52 MEDrt·Ry· - - . - �- �395 ,O� Son! I. H. DO�1'Jings � 't V8"1" D�� Sedan, Heat� and. defroster. , Po wergllde transmtssion. ' Poillbed Cp\mDII, �!ors Tbe'!New ' '><, 1-11 1· • ., '4•1• . .. IOYI' •s�T S�l · SHIR'fS To �boo! S1&e1·a 16 1�- Jd Rlll)ij ,11 v�1ro.,1, , 1 . . 1,,i,. t,1 . · ., Speciol Prt,• $ ,C)Q .....- :SJ CMEV·ROLET 2 �r 1 - - - �-11•,· . 2 Bt,orilian:-Heater·a�efroster, new se at covers. Blue and whiee Iii � 2 Ddo�'ifard ·!. �· , �-• . ,. , ; t . to 18· · . ' Huakys Sllmt , I· ,, .,. ,...;. , , " ·" ·"· ' I � _In' I .• ', ' ' ,• ' ' . . . • ·'· • • • . . . , $3. •"'N'll � , 11'1' , . �111 'sa: Eo•o - ' - - - - . . � to 1, RAWli.lMGS' ' fer , ._: ,, : , � -,;o· · �' 9'L Is JI' . � lt5l'Stulillak• . .--t la .· SPECIAll-�- a 11W On Route 7 $ 1 3�$. BOY Wlll� � ....... · , . · · · · ' .,_.'.,� -,, , __ Aa a Jr. Y, Oli,· 1"111op _, ,.. NG( ' %.Tr.- tfci!i, l ' • ".. Jon was hel& ai Bk Columbia Claat pol <etiODtly WllW 1 1 1 penont� 1,..i;.._ DI� re..lected w...., presidenl, Gohli1t Bobo; vlce � dent, Wesley � • lffNtll'J No-rma Glllo1ly, Jarr,o,U Bobo wet the oldeal penon In atteadl™!.l:.rGay MeWhortc.a ii villliq Dft • parenta in Tuu. Mr. ,nd lln. s. D, v.i,, BeU.­ viLle, DI., are pa&. ol Mn. Zrma and Nol� Val� ·-• Ml'I. Emily ���) lollen ana 111ton, D, two dtu1htu1 ol. , .al l><>t"'! C. . and Miu V!o� :;r:i Jira. J■r• were 1upt.1 of llr. rol Bobo and .att.aded reunion: ' Columbut C. W. Stan,l)w � was a aueat ol. Jlr. . Mn. J. � Radekin and attendfd tbe reunion. t•1fteen members , or Laurel Grange visited CM•ier Gnnge an4 presented a llttl'tt)' program. , 1 959 FORI> . \ Ea!!er-Beavr er . .P ' '1959 POM'l'I AC botii. • Dealer· Point ��Ir · � -- · · rtenis a,t} rest ' : , Jbe YII; 1'.0V CAif Bl;IY. ON,CONVBNIBNT TI� AT H encl · I JiN1tone °� '111•• .....:'c· ., •<' '!II � � !tfl'. . , "1 IIU, llr/lllo 1Jrillt\. .,., ellled tlle· � el· -aviltiee, • - =� 10-S: and , (o lflto a "eontl ·place United • lhui lnttrn•Honal ,.'l _Rll!lllQ>J letter"?an • 1'he J,J"wauk•• Braves hope tie with Ohloaio' as Cl9veltnd top �-�O 'pliit . ' SOllll' �jllr , a j u l11or, · that Lew ".Bu rdette'• near-perfeoi ped t.h• White Sox, &ae. •and. Delroll • 1 • ... •Surrat1i1 1· to iltina'•N�ret · · •· . can fa� a flu:ller1111, dow.ned K,l\lu C�ty., t:1--6. no-hitter ', •� A'Tll*· ikde- CUJ Olt tlle team., Geor1e Davis, No . pa ,._ left Afhr �chi · , rk into a 'b\azlna. pennant driv11 � _. , v1ut �-- mmf ·tht lt 1 150 ee much Burd ette, who ''never thought Stuart, wno appea�t� -�beed . p� w1U11iag•ll:llill 1'"� •�e. lt I'd eve, do il.'' , mlued toe Ni> 1\•hln ':rf �kllbur1h in ,' ' · · &ek ...: IMlff lioot� Na, • 1 / bilt &euon, ·wm run Ilona! Le• r • �: 1 •• � "::f �: J; = w Ill.- 'f,,N•:Jl,• �at�; it &e1""" iiod ll, $tu_dtf"., ' . Vernon n1 t ,. 1 • uy d'omai;p In . th• Ill�. µ,. ljjlJ ti� ll'UI, �y Wffpt, ' �So MUl!ii senlqr an<I, al• t-: h� . , • �!If l:ueM· wea1 tlqr-4 11 ternale year, hae al,,Uity fgr fi�• h'1f:l!ac� Ted Whtie, innin u lh• ;lro••• .,,ored a It/ victo,y ov,r lhe P-lllldflphia Phil', C•oiuit o,....me •i 8-1 Chicago jµnl!>r, a '· B stu.t,nl Wllo Is �· lo�fed a, 8'10'1er lie,. , I i,,..,., ' IOOMC 11.. ruu lo the , ldv Caas , · , u, ·. . . rlihlhander <\ . '-.. yellf-Old '111e ll& 33 .. �!al. and two more In the �•••· . ,m Surr e 58 ll nd b -.aa 869 AII.C 1 arl on'e , the 19 a f r• from r.Itro, W. Va., lo,¢ , lhe mi '!" ...,.u.ie'!Jr.to . �to · h ighe-•· f•llhack at 1 90 Is a top Ohio .grldde�, leHlng Jackson imum numbor o( :rz 'batters, h .,. 1i..1ow , lftd.lu 1ixth WI 1h a 111'0Vn4-winner �r three seasons , and a B� P1�s stu<}ent; be- ever, when �11?' , aa e�a�. i:l:,,.' tbe ,' �· blittt llim' ls teo.pou nd llob Marll11 , a jullJ# lliiu.bU� at half• In • double . P�. , Rocky Colavilo, Al l(allne and back likely must wait unl)t 1961 to illtw hle ' "- 1 potOJ1• . Whethe't Burdette•, brilliant No,m, tash e1c• h•m- to lead · tial � Surrett u nfortuna'9ly is disabled. . , performance can mob,lize MilWau• ,l)■trolt's J.G--111, assauk 011. tbree Jacklion will OWll to fire at its kee into oierh:aulinf Pltt>lturgh', IC.tn•� City pltohe,o,, l(aJI� alam· •al!U Ill 'l'HB b'· ammunltio._ •-•h• ,, . •.· , • 11� 1 .llli .....,._ grN 7 1' 0,,,_ Jiad, d�peftd• on how · the lour blto and Chico Feman· �,it..1o l fhe team's tint tiez, tiae. H Bud· Da�Y toot hi1 only Wlf/ pt�senl local sc¥ol,ti �,:ompete B ".;'1;er •!ff•• 1hJt wnson· lum ed -111• loos -and the Tiger, """ their •�till manpower Uke' tliat Is for Pomeroy port to i�' ltM. �lit ln, the •hsl •laht ...... , IJ4v� a alptle high achool, and even then 1ftr sc ales · Caul# •l•oi •5! �I•"" · would tip two lo one In favor Of lhe IJ� . the 1111· tr lh oy 41> oo me ' blcl: It would balance wouldn't be quite so ridiculous aa lt ii' y. ,1n .. , ,ival the Jtreatest ,e,ovcry A logical alternative, and we'd better lookto& � 111 because the 11m1 Giant. trailed hy 13 11 evta· grade school kids stlll loolr lloWII lellgtli of their ,ame, in early Au,u,t and wont nose, when comblnln1 Pomeroy and Mid leport '�' dlscussed , on to be,t I.be Doil�er .1 I, to give Jackson the boot out or the · Sl)OAL. The lr?nmen orr """' ro, the Nati'on� .;,/ • �; lltel}'_ would prefer to play against the likes Of Chilhcothe, pennant. Wu1t1n1ton C. ji., Ctrclevllle, et. al. . . Bu•dette. tho heN> ol the 1 957 'There's no denying that a policy or kicking the biggest fish w d Seri.. •hen he wo n thre Catellria - 2 Door U.rdlop, orl t out of lb, pond has Its disastrous af�r effects, Next .would be ..m., a,ain,t• the N w Yn.!"k Y••· Radio, Heater, V-8, ·, Auto. o Trina. Save over $1Q09 on 0 .Q,t!Upo!!J, 1/(jlb, a student bOdy or 600 and up; Athens next, bet in � '!'�, ��1:::., ':,� th11, boauly. tljen I.Qlp 11, )ncl: �..,:r" Pre.slt.ol 1 ·. : • u . h � ' ' .;. • ' ' ·· • ·- ' ;,;;.;; .. Hi , ra-innln• no­ dd y Wbat do we . , 've'.f'Vomeroy, Middleport, and Nelsonville hitter ••alnilt IKe BrsvH lut ,.,. battllnii In a "litt league" all lhelr· own l · " ' 1 It seems likely that after sometblng like 2li years the ROn that ,.18 10, nn Joe Adcock'• Fatrlane Z Door. All white. · 3 ,H in the 1 th. e doublo<I In the · Radio, heater, V-", Auto. SEOAL la due Cor realignment. Football fortunes are press_lng hit h •wlt home cam• and ,1,hth inning , toward It, (Baskelball and baseball, strangely enough, seem 1'rim. Runs like new. hi, wlnnl•! run, on BIiiy Bruton • alngular-ly divorced in this .area from 1tud�nt Vartations tw • Now ·only affedin1 _ succesa or failure). . :ic��;Y w,, B..;d,tte•, !4th : ,;;:i · , . , . . . ' losaf!A. How• such a realignment will 11�en u,iiilst' aesson theof come about, or what sha it · de• may take, remains clouded In the f uture, But II ts, sometf::Ing r.ene Co"lev. ,.,,ff@red til■ loth fe,t. rn, the Phil,, every sports fan here should be pondering. 2 Door •:..: 8 cYt.,"' aid:>" shift. Dt,k stu,rl'• pin,h homer "v• economy. One own.-. Reul . . em Pitt!lbur1h a a , victorv ru,e,•t �\�; �.::r ;��;1.'1"i!: to edt:e C'Y'■go, t-S, In the other Nalionol Liia,u• 11me,, The Ytnk.., retolned their 2½, O ' ' ' ·. F1lrlirle l!iJO - Z lliior. V.a, · in the Am lean L�Hue o;: 1•1d, 1•m• '. , MILWAUKEE UPI-Lew Bur- in the fifth lnnlna:, Auto. Traris., Newl1 rebwlt tiy beatln,c the Bo![!n Red Soi:, delte, the guy with the e-veii-pre1• . Gon11I�• bec-,ne the onJy Phil- 1 1 •7 ; Bani.re had, 1n eight- run . en(lne. A real steal at , ent 1rtn and wlae crack, kno,n adelphl■· �H 111nner of the iame third lt\DlnJ,1 � defeat W1ahineton1 ,today what lt take, to lnve him but fte wi1 Immediately in atuMed and apeechlell-hl■ fint an unun.a double ·play. The nnt Ml'1' , .1!.01t P:LY Tin, no.hitter. .a.'hlGELES, cant uPJLOS �, -batter, Lee Walla, ,r�unded out -L..i The 83-yea,-old rl1ht hander third to tint, 1n-t1 Gowlez w11 World fb'wel1bt cha.. w on Pdne from Nitro, w. Va,, tlrcled aJn-1- out trylni to ., aU the way to Klna,et,J, of Ban1ko!li Tholl;lnd1 leuly and butnped into people In third on a nlay b■ek lo .lohnny wUI . m.. l1)ffll!r chalfJl)ion Pa1the Mlllft.ukee Brave, dreuln1 Lo1an eG\IUin8 !he �cual Pim of Buenot Aire1 Se:pt. Dr, - e,I, ,utt,. , room aner atoppin& the Phlladel22 in I He-rouud title bout. Kin& wAI SerioUI for Juat a moment pelch, 141 ,won the UUe lfom. P■• Pblt PbUlle1, 1-0, Tbunclty nlllht. 1 aurdetIe otmpared Ill• rez tuI April 1•• on 1 1pllt decl• • 1 never thou1ht I'd ever do •Cain, � Jt •• he repeated aa:aln and a&aln. thrill of hit "o-hitter with wlnn- don In Butfko-.. Jlut ooon he .,11 tbe old lrre, In& three , .,... -:,a1n1t tile �" ITA lTIRI · e 19117 W<!tld York Yonkee1 lo IN pteulblo Burdelle •l•iJI . Sul•a. W t. . IJtri-.au,ids . Burdette eom, within Ju.I one � •re .� Bill C, ....,. - '" 'ri;t' ... nc! � · � -� ' baller 01 hurllna I perfect u me. "I rank thl, 1'11111 up there wilh tloll l : 111r I\Y , New bt u 'l'r"11Pori411�• 9a:�d • Bel" Ho fooed only th• minimum of thON," he 11ld, York OIJ!ll,t, 1t1!,f 0,•1 meol tbt ' Nice Hlttl"" TN 17 men, but he hit center fielder Pips nu1��"1'11Y G,..n , , ' ,._. WY To.oy oo..al•• witb • 1.1 pitch ,.,ston(llor lialll , •••f to him, nillll In � ,l'Qllll,oll Lea• ' ' •',-; -' \; , ,\\ � , ' ' Spobn-<i v.._.n ,.ho au• uhlbl�· · • .ot a.-vell h11 1ttd ·10 30 Yl<tor,-tNaon■ Slad ia. J,,,._,'"'-1 �11,. J\I. J. . . ,lu wltboul • no,hl�d• '1'11te · ' ·- -• • hell Wltb your plteblna. II w11 I . ,1 ;, .t ,;, .•· r. .. ft.l& · • :,lite hlllln& '"" did It.'' , - ft IIOJ � 1!111 I 1 . EffortMade To Bring Both '° 1: -::� Candidates To Ohio StateFair M�J s��.. Brqv� N. Hi' s ,::.::r:.": :•i::u� USED GAS RANGES oraa • f Ty t If CHIT TANNIHll.L l&. .it - "!- 'Ii! Sft5,oo . l:'R01'E, ,r,, u,01• WAI.J.'1? H Pl,it;J /Irr lltJMIIJl6,1 7'116,i lZ, '1'.#611 19 pw!A.A..o.p rn'#�-"""' -, Ho "'1"�1.UI/� "'°"' Wltll Freer.er and Sbelvea l11 Door �Ill, )i!.t� ' <!P" � ,/RV '1ft ' oll ...... .. ' ' 40 INCH �""'"'' I i,,sK ') a, ��- Go� Sho�� 1 P111� 11�R !'"If.' Door 11 CVBIC J'OOT ' •• J' ' ind Sbel,e1 In SPORTS. . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, , A u g, 19. 1960-5 !-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 19, 1 960 1tl Cushioned Sole Moccaaln Toe Oil Resistant Gl'!8� REFRIG� . ( R REFR�CIEAAT9.R r LOS ANG2LES UPI-The Washinljiton Redskins picked an hone111-to.goodness lnjun to quar­ terback the team aaainat the Lo, AnJlelo11 Rama h1 a Natlontl Foot ball League exhibillon ,tame to­ ni,iht. Earle Day. part Chottaw . JndJ. an, leada the Skin• In t,he annua1 Times Charltles game whleh la u:peeted to draw about 80,000 lana to the COllaeum. SMALL APARTMEN:T ' J=NGIIOV&E , With Burning '.fopics B�et Olyrnpi,cs �o�t�e� Redskins Pick Honet1I To-Goodness lnjln Kyger goea ai;:ainat Roberta' Clothing or Athen■ In the second round nf the Kyger Creek Employ. eea' Clllb ■oftball toumament tc-­ aight under OVEc llghtl. The ueond game hat Rio O'rli-R" meeting SwHrlngen of Athen1. Last night T&T beat Stin11y Creek 18-! and New Haven clob­ bered Bridgewater 1�-2. For New Haven Clark homered twlte, R. Sayre once. T&T .,&20 013 6- -- 1 6 12 Stlna:y Creek 000 Of}2 3- � 0 Bl" and Starlhl•. Carman and Little. 170 Oli--13 J I New Haven Brid1ew1ter llO(l OOO- 2 4 Flower1 and Dye. Riley and Cheuer. ' - f• •• } "1 ' , ., "' 1 �- _: �. g_Dally Senlin•L Pomeroy-Middleport; O., Aug. 19, 1 900 DI �� WANT ADS ro. ' · t ceatl pw flf'd, one &D8el'Uon. 111.nbrlwn cbar&e - 60 cent.. I Olllla ,- word fw t:hne 0011;11nUve ...Uou. SPIPl&l - on• me11.\b for 30 ceDiJ per wonL hll rate of 6 oenta per word will be obujed for adverti.ai.nc II !IOI IIOid - 10 daJ■ ■tier -, bill. """-• UII A.d.....cianc - Should be J".p)� lmmNliatelJ. The DllilJ 8enaDeJ will not be retpolllible tor mor-e I.bu one mcor­ ne< -.. Cud ol � and &peclal Not.i.CN o4. E'Y.mLI fl.UO. ObiLuartel publtabed al l C9'1t per Won1. WOJID8 I DAY 3 DAYS • DAY� I MO. II 80c 90< IO Ille t1.a '1� ... oo llD 711c: t1m $:L2G J7 .00 Ado I11 ,_-..cl bJ 10 ,._,,._ ..... ,rilJ be ID tAal <IQ , ..'"I';. PHONE WY-2-21 57 V t-or Notices =>a le -- 1,iN Er PIANOHOME FO�ddle -;;-ed iady or I older. Ma1 work day time, home Wanted; Reaponsiblc puly to take over low monthly payments on a nia;btt. Free room .and board, Spinel piano. C11n l>e seen locitlPhone WY 2-6789. S. 11·6tp )y. Write Credil Manager, 1 14JIIMITI AND , CONTROL 1 16 E. iBro.d-st. , Culurnbus, Ohio ., ,am. frN lne,ectw .. IMUr• (BJ_l!:_ _19, 22, 23, ��,M � ,._,._..... ,.._ MIii A. lervk:e 'ltetlon WY1- I DON"T PUMP your sluggish sep4-26.ffc tic tank. Gel Klean-Em-AJI Se p1166. tic Tank Cl eaner. Guaranteed. -,te-llave a complete now Landmark Store, Pomeroy. flAVIL llllVICI. If )'Oil a re M-30tc ----- ---IOiAa to ,Ill)' foreJ.in country or anywhere in the U. S. &ive 112 RATS KILLED with Star Warfarin, 2� lbs. $1 .49. Eberebach "' • call. No aervlce cbar&e, n1 Ha rdware, Sugar Run Flour extra■• TAWNIY STUDIOS. ill MIU and Landmark Store. Galllpolis, 8teond Avemae, (8) 10, 1 1, 12, 17, 18, 19, 24 Phone GI &-1610 or GI 8-1243. 2', 28, 31; (91 I , 2, 7, B, 9 IOtp 7-21-Uc ., ... ■l"f • ,, l ' '/ a. ____ ---·-------- -' tar­ HOME MADE ICE creaia. Ju■l like )'OU make at home, Jacka 8-13-titc D1lry Bar. GAS, FUEL OIL and coal nace1. Call for free estimalea. Foremen & Abboll Middleport 8-lU-tlo SQUARE DANCING every Satur­ day nilhl. Le1ion Hall, Rutland, FOfl SALE: GAS moking stove, 8 to 12. Muaic by Country Drill­ Electric refrigenitor, General 8 18 3tp ers. tractor and cultivator, good U rea. Hay loader, '46 Dodge car , 'fi 1 Chevrolel 1 1-2 ton t ruck, 4 guOQ tires, re built en­ WST - Pair Women',i GIIHH m &:ine, 1-V20 lntcrnallo11al mow­ Letart F11l1. Black rim1. Rewa rd. ina: maehlne. Sec liuy Rose, Phone WI 9--3926. 8 18 Ute nea r Baahan, close to Bald Knobs. 8-15-Btp LOST-DOG-a red male fox. - - - --hmmd. Reward. U found n1>tlfy C. F. VanMeter of Portland, O. REAL SILK-the preferred brand 8-19-3tc of million, for hosier y and lin­ gerie, etc. Miny new fall items no w available. I.oral representa­ Uve. Mn. Martha B. Fry, 231 - C• UM C... MIil Street, Middleport. Phone 8·19•3tc WY2-3709. ...T._ITAN MOTOCI B HEAD OF DAIRY cattle. R. H. -- latt Mlhl It. Boatright, Potllllnd, 0, Phone P1•1r-,, OIIII Vl3•2273. ____ B-19-Btc ,--- ·Dl FORD I "2 ton truck. All new tires 1nd motor. Good condition The followh1g personnel pro. perl)' will be aold at auctiun at Phone A. N. Ben1el, WY2-3272 the r�1ldenc e or the underalgn . 1-11--ttc - -- ==-c-;---=--,-1 od . llClled Jn Uallia Counly, 1H8 CHEVROLt.."'T truck. Good 1 ¼i miles north of Sliver Bridge ttres. Phoni, WY2·6638 or aee on Route 7, Saturduy, Auguat Dana Able1, Mornina Stir, 20, 1960, 10:ao A. M . : Antique .. 11-3lp. dre11cr, rlver boa! bell, ch est o( _ ____ _ drawera, jewelry box, silver and 1 818 WHITE, OLDSMOBILE oonr pieces, books, large pewte vertlble 88, power brake, and couch, palnll1111s, mirrors, tab• 1teerln1, fully equipped. One s �IH� ware, antique lea, variou owner. Phone Wyandotte 2walnut bed, l1tddcr back chairs, IOlO, 8-13-8tc pit-Lure frame1, Hollywood bed frame,, small corner cupboard, 11111 AMERICAN RAMBLER. So• buii)' seat, m11il box, china lid Blue. One owner. Phone WY · S. l Ntc andotte 2·3DlU. pieces and refrlget11lor. M.any llenu not IMed. Terms of sale: UM8 DODGE 41 door ■edan. Nlce Cash. Brildfor d Auction Co. wort/ car. Motor e:r.cellant.. WlJI Si1ned James 0. Lakin. ucrUke for quick ■ale. Call Not rtapooalble for accidenta YU 0-3182, P■ul Brown, Jr ., Rt. Lunch 1erved by Addaville PTA. 1, Lon11 Bottom, OhJo. 8 18 ate 1·13·61< 111116 PQNTIAC V6 honl lop. '6 door, one catetul owne r. Ex­ eeptional In every way. Hydra­ We have new IW' ll.10' Skyline m■Ur. Bl■ettnar■, Pomeroy. 2 bedroom, front kitchen, lull 1-111·310 - - -price ftlllll.00. 19De FUllD VI Fatrlant •1.ooa: '8'a. 10' I>etrolter 2 bedroom, Victoria Hard Top 2 door. Sharp front kitchen, lull price $3896. vln)'l Mitts.Extra nice ln■lde and Other Detro1ler.a in 36 ft., 41 aut. BIHttnan, Pomeroy. A ... n ., u •1 1t . , two .and three n .. 1-lNtc bedroom. Qua.lily com1tructlon, luxury Uvin1, CHEVROL!T __ 9 p..;;;npr. Many Uled lrallen. Some re­ fl'II. Subu rban. Ideal for • lar1e poue11ed, 8 ehd 10 ft . wide, 1 famUy. Good condition. Blaet• and two bedrooms . J-usl plck up tnua, Pomeroy, l-l11·3tc payment,. Ilk OLDSMOBILE 88, '406. 2 Some trade, some cuh, Free door aedan. A rocket in per­ delivery. Open every day ln• formance. Good buy, Bl11ttnar1, clu<11111 llwld■y. Pameroy. a.19 3tc 'I " • ------ --- - 161 Lost and Found ,. ---- - -- ----·� -. IIU Auto Soles .-., -.. .... • :f : i " - -- .- ---- --- '. ',.. .. .. I), -. - - -- 1- ,uua -T R A I L E R S I I 00 •. I• 191 For Sal e '' IIOWER CANE MILL. '6C). Phone SH :Hl73. ____ 8 18 31c - -- -ta n. FREEZER uprl1ht. GE. See Sllen Smith in Bradbury, Reaa• I 11 Blp �� HOTPOINT ELE!,'TRIC RANGIE . Good coadlUon $30. Phone WY 2. 9102, 8 18 31P ____ · ·- I Waverly Mobile Hom, Sale, u. .. n� Wnerly, Ohl• - USED GARDEN tractor, and mow­ en. Rollry mower blade. 1har• pened. Cultom mowtna and plo•lll1, IIIAYILy TRACTOR lllea and Stt'Ylee 012 E. M&ln St. Pomerof, Phone WY 2-211'18. f•ll-lfo -= ""= Ll-nER-,.ke Bol for l GOOD w·uR ult cheap, Will 11crlfltt1 ror "5. See 11t The Cr0Hro1ds Inn. I Harrl.t�nvdle, 0. 8-lHllc M;;;-jwoib,:-i '' 1 956 FORD Fllrlue 4 Door , Low mllnse br loul owner. Bau.tHul b&tck and white fin• 1 WI. LIiie new lk"ea. ,awer ateer• ,.... lordomatlc, ndlo, ho■ter. · · $995 ON E ROAN double and aln1le harneH, ,& w..an,, one ind two hone, hl&b top b•HY- M. E. Golly, R. II, No. I, Middleport, 0., 8-17-St< 1 • Phone COPa'BR APPLE bullor ketlle, tO ' 11Uon eaJilelly t,20.00. Phone 7 17-S� • � � - --:--- 1HEIFIER CALF fl!,00. Cllffonl Lelfhol� llot:k Sprln11, 8-17-31c - -IOI.- ----- I 1 t0.000 BTU',� ...-fl oorfuOO• wit.Iii 1lec1Lrle thermo1lat, one bedroam 111tte. Priced for quiet ,.1,, P!lone W"--. 8-17-Slc - PliCH&S, brln1 contalnel'I, Weblter Fruit Farm, Long Bot­ tom, Ohio, Pbone YUton G-3201 1-11-Uc --------�----- 1.l&l'J) AMO NEW winter cloth• Ina, N11nnln1 S.ptombor 2. ... .. ·- Lorklna, Lons Bot• 1-11-lllp ' propo 14 FOOT PLYWOOD Run,,;;;;;, boot, 33 H. P. Scotl Eioclrlc wilh trailer $3M.DO. Call SH24279. 8-l1-3tp - CONSISnNT Dl!Pl!NDABLE IIESULD I.ATES ,,.ao t,�i ��: cu: ;:;;;� I Action Deferred On Pavin� • -,, ( 90 ) MOrtn8 $u pp1 ·185 IIUO IOATt AND MO'l'ORI Mt ,... op whH• ...._ •-r, tut. Met.,. potiten MatorL • L Main St.. PofNror, Phlnrl W Y..s,..1111. 11 •24-tfc I 0-For Sote or Rent h sals I) No action was taken on Ma.son street paving bid1 which were opened al a &pedal meetlne or town council on Thursday evenlnd111 in the town ha.II. Action was tabl e d until a full council would be able to be present . Thursday night'll meeting had a bare "UOrum of councilmen present. Six bids for concrete p1vlng I :;� � " e a i • Mason Councii proxinuat•1., -.oo per p,-•ty -...� . ..,.. foot. The ,.. and one-h.alf mcb slab would co1t fifteen cent■ less per foot. Cost of the blac.kLop paving would run about $8.SS per pro....,•ty foot. ..-� Other r..-ompanies aubmlttinJ bids were the Charleston Concrele Flooring Company, Charleston ; Paul Price, Huntington; M & M Construction Ca ., St . � s tt • ::de�;�� � ���: ; �:arl�:C� al so presented a bid for concrete constru,ction. Streets to be paved under the proposal are Third ■nd Fourth Streets from Ander!on to Horton, Anderson Street from Second to the grade school, Pomeroy Slreet from Second to Fourth, Horton Street from Second to Fourth, Foater Street, Martin and Maple Streets from Second to Fourth, Four th SLreet from M artin to Maple. - ' Third D I Scleotiita Swealinl County Fair ay In Over Rocket tlop (Con Un ueel from paee One) Trot Fr,. Fot All I1I Hea t : l. Ohlo Farmer, driven by Frank Sil•• = '· Y··•ee .....,. Volo' owned by a· S· Spencer, ..... Pomeroy, driven by Sid• • .. ' drl ven bY ney Spen-r · 3· Ro■no•e R. Burnett. •···o ke; oh·10 2nd Hea I : I · ........... F■rmer · 3 Shongrl La Rua driven by W-. H Carte r . Trot-BoL h H 1 t1 . 1 Hide• 2 -26 · away Rodney, owned 1by ·Hide■w ay Farm, Sl. Alba.Ill, W. Va., dri ven by Sidney Spe ncer, Pom�y. �- Jill Roy, owned by Leroy E1chm&er, Pomeroy, , driven Q)' Frank Siler; 3. Averlll I Star, driYen by S, currens, • ' • · ' C PE CANAVERAL, n,. UPI --Sclenli■la ,w.. ted over telemetry data today \o trJ to find ouL • 79-foot rocket car• what cauaed , ry••• - 1 - pound Couder I-A """mmunlcatlona utellU.e to blow ;'p 1,,1 ,.., in lbe .1rv . -.The Courier flop waa the only bl■,•• mu.. • in an otherwi■e d■y Of military rocket 1p■ ■boll. The Navy ■ent it.a Polarll '"ht f m '"" miuile on 1 1,000-mile 111 1 lhe "'·-, � and the Air Force e.: with tar1et drone SU'O)'ed • M7 iU Bomarc "A'' from Eel� Air Force Bue, Fla. At 140 ,econ dl aft.er bW&-off Fridu aftemoon, &he (()urier was hinted to pieces by ■n e:r.ploslon whlcb ripped ita oc r ket at 70,000 to ao.ooo fee& over the ocean. ------- ~ 1 ( 1 3a ) Fo r Rent or Lease I 1 4 ) Fo r Rent Goocb I -- - ----- 24-a For Sale or Trade - - -,----- - -- --�------Legal Notice ( 1 7 ) H e lp Wanted I ,-. 1!:. REPOR1' RIVER Legal No�Cf I (201 Business Servlc•- ■ Legal Notice --�-- -- Legal Notices .... ..... ., c...... L-al No.&: e Peek .Servicet1' Time ls �ed On Saturday a St■· ltt Call o, s Leg,:,I •,..,-._otice ,. e- AIIMOll - ( 20b Legal Not,· OM I ri:.urance '" ,... . � �': :° .i. Clerll : ,,,. � a � lo =1 � .. i/! � :.W � =, � � J: .-;,'!:s.��i:,:;�� R.al ell ;,.,-.· ,,, ' ,, _ ' \(lj ·�-1:9,-111, 11, ' (8) 12, 111, 111, 3'- ._ , • !\le · , Rotary Clubs In 113 Countries Seeking Peace :. liOO l:30 &:00 &:SU ltOO 1:10 1:311 3:80 e� 1:00 7:JO 8:80 9:00 30 s:00 lo \l ··00 11:10 11. :_ 11 00 11kt _ , I ; l I The Almanac •:G 800 1:00 0:90 ic,:oo t� 11 (II) 11'30 12:00 12:SO 1:00 1:US 1 :2& 4:00 1:30 8:00 lI One-Car Wreck Pub Driver In Hospital UN SolWen Stand Ready Oo Guard LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con10 . I/Pl--,Oflm-l1ced Vnlled N1Uon1 ■oldler, ilood luard behind bari>­ ed wire at NdJIH Airport today, furlo111 over the beating, ,tven three ot tllelr colleaa:uea Tbur1daJ i,; eoncoloN troops ,nd d• termlned to lab no more. A U. ' N. ■pK flllllll hid lhe aentriN-------4ll Moroc:can-were au• "lo opeo !Int" to keep , Ibo �"'1• _ clou, _ ond Ibo ...,...., lne of tre■p■■■en. (Conllnued from Pace One) reod: '<IleprlvoUon of UborlJ lor 10 years of wlllcb tbe lint three are to bo ■erved In prl■oot . TIie term 11 lo belln from 110)' I. TIie ■■nlen<t II final ind not ■ub' loci to appeal" The WW<ilq ol the NftleQct , ,: • •� For 2nd could bo intori,nlod lo Powon mun ..,.. lbite ,ean In po, alter which bt J!ll1 FORCE ���""'G�!ery · ,.':. ••u-•�onf •_ • � , labor colconltned ' •• � --. Calli. UPI - Tile United $!ltu lod11 lrlei lo mike ill oec­ WAININGTON U'1 oncl Ncoteey in ��t day1 of • tllnt ■p■l:o .. p■u le .(n h.,.. ol 1howlll1 N R....... · � ,- toclin1q.,.. that R, trio! ¥It," lftf lllo . ....... .. ,_ ... -..;.: - - - ..to1y to ......r froln ■pace . .. . �· at .... _,, ., . lillmala ud .:B�-J, tauncln,cl 'lbura,. hwl,w: 1111te11aA. � . . • •· "-•led to eject 11■ In. • ■bout 7 p. , 4-IMf'conlldtrl 1 -1-lllled abl1- botl!it. " into, a ZOO-by-lO, ·, " ' • , , ._, 9'1• fGla Ibo �ri that dur- ""1e lra,nll, iDI � pH)lnilll'I)' b.18UIIOtiqo . . . ., •' before Ibo trial, Powora hed .... IUd M:CIIIIA muted lhit II, ""llld lace a I� . · ...i · of llr. 1WJnkel� )'<II'' prl■on 1U!11 ID Ibo United . n I Syn, , ., _ l, ve.d honi& tblt .,_... SIiia loo � hla -Ito<$ ''·� wllh the Cl.\, II he retumed, 1111 l:11\,, �•• friim Ibo Grlnn •uottd Ille · plloj .. IV· arm, �, in.' Coll!O(Dla. He ln1 . ii · wu "unlikely that , Jlo , � �'1)ili,W, , � p■iot year · i, , would Nlum." 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I y Mr,. , •Glad)JI Violet attended the wed�i_ng Saturday evenin1 of Miss Esther Hayes and Jain111 1"denour al !be Melholllsl Chur <h at c&ester. , J�hn ¥hiiugh ,j-"' '�tUJ'.lled , l\ome ilbfg liom the Meigs Get\eral )losp1t'11. I Paul Kakefy, Mieh�lan, t9"nt the weekqd. be,e with hi• aunt, Mrs. ·�tne rW.,ls1>n, . , 1 Im,,. · Lev, JIAr,tow, ,, and Cbarlttlf �ncer or ,,Belpre ' -n-iinhr ... n,.,.,,, 11 :a \hannld I �:l<Wilfay ��t,t,py a:t:aQ ,Waqlf�•d or Allva 11:IMI r..lcb, . � Trav4 1" · 80 HaVe Gun ,ii,. 1:,15' ,'J\e� � , , . 1 '1:30 �e Edie of Ni.ht l:fO tlll, - -&e( • t:00 Arthur J. Smllb-1".� 1:15 A Loot at the Weathe, ,,e-:� Sportscope , , 1:30 Amo■ 0 � ;,: ::::�:: 'b'oo iiUi11molt.' wm 10:30 Not For Hire a:oo , 11 O'clock New• 1 1:15 Theoter 11 . ,:30 Hotel de Paree 9:00 Video Village 9:30 December Bride \0:00 Twilight Zone l(MiO Person to Pe rson 4:00 N..., 11:lt 'llle■ler 13. , 3 1 a f, ;'"' an rday'. Satu Clii-.:.. .l 1 3 _ ... - w fqo .�•rl� · i:\� �-- •• ,. .,.�.._ u=�� , �s:,/ · r """1!1K' , MAWN. • raa..- lr!·• 1 q = ID � 'h n ■ , ' ,., ·,�i; 1:: 00 lit,.\,. a:· t· J;, - ,, !' �c��q:,�t;: '' • · 1,1... ...s.'You 11ie ' I · n·. up To· �· · \ HERE COMES ·MR, JONES.• IN 11115 TINY - ,... .COMPACT '' rt�"�;,.••,.,. . ·_ ..4-, . �·1 .., CfR r:-; ,,. ·co,inty • ·N· EWS 3 11111i'Dd1y 1D .AM 1 --- •� 'M inute :,er11 aei>aitO!I ·a. r.n;,u, ...,· , . ,· :00 J.,c!C)' _ · 8,:-" AL CAPP '• ' THl!,RE .,.,., NN MOT01tt! . • 4Dlie=u 11111 • nen• Rhel f�al 1 ..Jl91 . . an� r J1 . 1 s nc With · 1 ' M 1 i(i• t' 1 ., el,.my . N ., . 11•!1\llilf�n. lva . Wilson ol D.,!laware' t} die weekend �Ith !'¥!&: ,Ellie �� Mra. Wll■o n INini,\nn; tor ■ lon�' er stay wi�Jser ...-r. ( If(. ari'd. -iMri. . �<?uft · \V"Olft ; of 811Mt '�dq, evtn.lnc of Mr. and Mn. Gefltd . v,o, , .'_ I 'f . , 1;o I · cm " 'MJI., a c,plaln Kane.,.,. our Gane Co10ed!e1 Heckle ■nd .ieekle C .Rull lllabl IIOUH Playhou■e The Lcnitr 11an1er Jet Jocluon .51:J Jl'lnc Nel1bbor■ , Cartoon. n>eator Baseball Leadoll Baseball .�•d�_Time · . In eon-,ellcut IOiOO Album 10:80 Wlltoja Ill' Llri\f 4;48 · 11 !00 Sond■r New■ Spe<III B:00 Dance r c . • 8:00 Saturday lliivle 'Specta ulo t l : 15 Th��•_!)� - ---+ Allll1 ! �• Norlpllo:, 11XTH ,LIIT . , -:-- .tem1$ . Y'1' et,, de■IN> !llcl �. •hip, II�. I , Deilzil , 11 the Join to 1 S. usk Ion •of llr. and us., Steln,11:er ti,lnl, 0 nuh. terra ilhdl th� In ■e, Sixth Fleel l(r,, John c. Ferl'e ll ol Syrocu . . . . - - - · ---. r.1- :-r. . l♦ !° �� ·1· ' B:00 .. 1:00 10:00 10:311 11:00 11:30 12'00 12:� 12:48. 1:15 1:2' 'Ii _ ,rw,;nll'•. ,_.... ild3, -.,,,lu, Channel-.l.... ay • t.00 Rev. Matt!! eWI '\\'oik il:30 American at a:U Chrillian Sclen�e · 1o':oo Air Foree Scnpboolt ,u:30 camera 11:00 DII Plctilro ,11:ao RFD, USA 12 · Rev Elwood Olblll 12 80 Movie Maatflrp1eca, �,so ae,,. WUlord Witco• 1,00 Orel 11, di:30 Face the Nation , , 6100 FYI 8:aG �enUelh Cenlul'l' 7:00 Laule · f:IO Deitn!, ,lh◄ 11..1:00 Tho i\d Sullivan Sbo,o li:do General Eloctrlc Thuter. , l:SO Alired ' Hliehcoell: Preronl■ 8:00 r •• ·· "· � .. . ,i,n , ,,,r.i�f .)it ' h.:;;� A ill'G -· �,or ,� -MA Re� "1 J •, 1,�� ' I_ 1-f -• �eil and , pa ed 1th• rla,le--a, Oce ' ·" ,. ija!lin C up- hiju.., and , ;IJ� ,uosled y lln. , ly qe�k'\ '�ftlce In Pi. Pleasant ' Elfie S.11110111. , Don Miller enl@re'd the Unlverare las foUdwa: . Dale c..�i11on MeD•nlet. 1oa &ity Hospital In CotumbWI Mon• of Lf:onnfr:!" snd Qla , . Wein·• Ml! · day. · Bia .room number ii 318, Daniel, Hartford and_ ).tary !(ag. , . He .if1 ibf/ ,on ol Mr. and Mn. Ledal ena �eutillng Jef6!n, daligb.; wis Mnler. •• Mr. and Mn. Emile M1tl1ck ter of · Bernard anCf Madeline Young ljeuttlin1, M�son, ·and , ca,dson Kent Matlack of Donald Eua:ene Barcroft1 10n r>f Vienna, w. Va., . spent Sunday Thoma e and Mabel Klnnton Ba r- With her mother, Mrs. Myrtle "' croft of Charleston �o Pat rlcill Fra:at. • · , --, ., , Tene HJltf)_tman, · ,Ul""',hter of - . ---.v llma d Todd Hlnennan · A illc:tliSS , DilffiL 0• 1,e1ar1· · · · I . , H - ,A ;'Pre-paid .,,PI , c�• r -��l ) Jesae Juniper, , 11on of · union dental care progtlm has prpce Brown JWJlpea; .of Pt. J>lea_ been p_ron.ounced ,a ,ucce�a �y den1 �1,\t \o 8-,ndra, SUe , :&rkley, daugh� . of ijontld:and Nora Spears tis"5, .P,l�l!'nta a� 11tie .union afte:r i\ ,. tl,por� .Ip , lhe , · Berkll!l', Pl. .�1......1. . ,_ Amerlcin Dental a of tb,t ; J \ln,. t , 'S i: William Fran Un elf son . o 1 fi 1·��- . � : - ; ,1 Stephen A. alld Adellld; O'C ()n. '.1 � �e . ner Self, Columbu�. an�· Maf'la.ret l � :a:· (¼t, P;'I.,, 11 operale4 by; t1on Ao1'1'lo on Or Denial �le eg 1 , o ,r !lllltne Capeh■rt,'da ..Ht f Ru . cbfl�en � m�inbers of ,Nil ,and Maty• B)etner cipe" h1rl 1 f9r 1,....nl , th' « , ' · �at · , , 'llr-:.... . , ,. Long1horemen·, -• , . ..., .m■ ,>f ' lTn1on ,,�l1 cllic Maritime Aaaoo-i Jams Harvty ,tmtih 11'., �n ltlme _:�\;latlon. Appr ox.Jmate.ly 'James H. arul ·GI&i!ye , -:w- �11'li!!-: of dentlsl> ■re n 2, 3,0 cl i ren 30(! t\h� 'In d 'k�n11: •� · ' Brbf>'klyb, an. e p mvolv fl °! l · Gotecball, da\i·Ji� l · J l es ?ctia � df ' !u , •"• pme M�·• · ffilf■ elt,11: , , , , ·�..•• 1 ,,, , .. ., W ;' f " . ,, . ���: tv · : .: : �. � �f-t :� �::" .,i -- 'I'll.� - 1:00 GU._elt Star 5,30 8:00 6 .30 ' :415 6:�� 7:00 'l :30 8:30 '0:00 9:30 l0:30 l l :00 l l:10 ' 1,15 2:09 'A'J _ -'- Sip On Circle 3 Ranch Sheena, Queen of Jun&le Junior Ji.ucUon Howdy" l)OOO.y Show -Ru.H • Reddy e�w -·11<>1 Roy Rogers Show Down on the Farm Film ,nu1out Dope Blaeball , watch Mr. Wizard Science Fiction Theater Dele<live'a D■iry I 1 � ,,., -•.::-::· · ,.. 11:5 5 . . AM ' 'ilia ' .. 5:05'. �NI . , II fi,IIOM wl•'""� .l.irftii' • 1 1 1 -.. "• 'litlne � . • :!..�� - ,_._;a . •• fnagV t Comedy Pll)'hOUMl Adventure Time Gteamboal Bill � Kid Mule 1n the Rotr.d .Jim 111acker Show Weat-hercut News Pidu..e Huntley ertutle,,- 1les,on. Death Valley Daye Cifurron City Wkhll■ riown ,Play Your Hunch y e :��=��� ;;:� News lf:eadlh1ea Weatt.,irost Jll<'t Paaf Show SIIPI Off 1 Wfi() l)ai} ..,, Y' p -., l'd ""'1� '•4••, � "'"° _, 'wl\«bol' :..::. �� { ".....,,--.,-- - - -- - ;i •••1: · ao · ...., , · 1 nS-TV i:. '�a, , 8 -,Friday "',!.!· , n11.· ' 1 Health Action Being Studied , \ �" Chann" 3 - Saturday TODAY 'AND I YESI'ERYEAR Powers Gets Off On 18 'rittv i�10N -csuto1 w,1a . · -.TV Ch'cinrifil. 3 f---·e s••~ ""' . 3 �_,.J_ G Rotary club& In 1 13 countr1e1 \he world are united in tbro"'"hout ... an 1ndeavor to promote tnternatlonal unduatandin&, Iood will and ......ce. Tba& was Lhe meuaa:e of C. •o . Jacoby of Granville Ohio, IOV· ernor of diltrlet 869 0/ Rotary International, in addre11in1 the Ro� Club of Middleport.Pomeroy yesterday, followinJ a conference with local Rotary oUlcen and committee chairmen in Heath Metl:l odill Church. In addition to the activlUes of . the more than 10,600 Rotaey clubs within their own communltiea to promote tbl1 objective, Mr. Jacoby explained, Rotary tnternational hat awarded grants of more than I ___ $3,300,000 in the put 13 years ua£11 eehna through ill program of student fel---� ' lowahip,, which enables outatand(Continued from Ptll! . One) . in, colle1e &r.aduatea to study for laws effective this year mclud1n1 one year In countries other than votin1 1 new resident'• presidential their own, as Rotary ambauadors ballot. of good will. Since 11M7. when this . The national election, the nee,d pro-■.•• wu eslabl'o ah 1322 Ro:!t.ipa have of 1 1!,epubllc,n conpeaa and w hO I tary•·Foundation Fellows who m our state and county elec- been ,warded to studenlll in 68 lions were diseulled by both Mrs. · countries for ,tudy in 43 counties. De nt Rhodea, of Barnes ville, Charlton and Mn. Morri1. The Republican Ne• and other Uterature Foundation Student for 1958-1511. has concernine the comlna: election retumed from abroad after a year were diltrlbu�. of 1tudy in Aus tralia. This fall Jo01..kle,, Colltn:., Republican can- seph Du ncan of Cambridge will go didate for Conp-eu WIS present to Ens land for a year of graduate and gave intere.Una information atudy. __ concerning candidates for office In ;:;;; ;:;;;;:;;;;;;;. the comin1 election. Repreaenla- __..:;:;;;;:;;; ;:;;; ,..AA Melnharl wh O was to tlve u.::urJe ·• wu h■ve been one ol the apeake.. unable to attend due to lllneu. Group sinJIDI of "God Bleu 1 u,. the meell'"" Am�rica" conclud'-· ,,. after which a aoclal hour was en• joyed. Refreahmenta were served on ...... .,._,,tal trays from an attractive table with white Jlnen cover and centered with an arran,ement of ALMANAC - Friday . . . . nower1 with &all white llpen on ly United P,1'9U International either tide. Napkh11 carried out ' Today is Friday, Aug. 19 the the patriotic theme. Mn. D. B. 232nd day cf the year, with 134 1-1:artineer presided at the punch more in 1980. bowl. T1le inoon is· approaching its new quarter. The morning star 11 Mars. The evenlrtg stars are Jupiter and Saturn. ' On thia day in hlsto?)': In 1812, the U.S. frigate Cons tttutton, Jmown as Old Ironsides ___ ' foua:ht U,1 famous victorious batlle with the ;Briti sh frigate Guerriere (Continued from Pa1e One) al so finances tJ:ie lar;er x-re)' to Nit of · Nov1 Scotia. In 1870, elder st.ateSJMn Bet­ follow up what ever iUne■s may nard Baruch was born In· Camden • be ■bown on the x-ray, Not only ii tuberculoa:la de­ s,c: In lBDO, the Daughters of tlie tected by these 1:--ray1 but other organ. illneues as lun1 tancer, pneu American Revokltlon were lled. monltll tumors, cardl•c abnorma• In 1893, American actor Alfred lit,v, di•thro1matic lunl11. . The · unit whicb-lwilt 1be • 'It the Lunt WU ·bo�. foJlowln1 plaees,on stated dly1 i1 Th®lhl ro, todO)': English pbll• sponsored by the County lf.ealth Department and t·he County Tu­ 01oph� Herbert Spencer &aid: berculoals AuoclaUon JoJaUy. "Progreast therefore, ls , not :an ac. On Octobe r 26 it wlll be at Bur• eldent, but a nece•ity � __ it ii a lineham and Hemlock GroYe; on PBrt of nature." 26th al Allred and Tupper■ Plains on the 2Tth at Reedsville and Lone Bottom: on the 28th at Portland and Pomeroy; on the :A Mlddlepart man, Virgil Glaie, 29th at Pomeroy. November 1 at Apple Grove and Letart Falla; ii Jn Melis General Ho,pilll Nov. 2 at Syracuse and Racine; follDwlna a one-car wreck last Nov. 3, Harriaonville and Rutland evflninc at 6:50 on Route 7 near Nov. t, Carpenter .and Middleport the Hobson Bridge. The Ohio State Patrol said to­ and also at Middleport on the 3tll Nov. 9th, Dextu and 1An-11ville day , Glaze hu been charced with and N11v. lotb Salem Center and DW] and 111 to appear before Judie E. W. People, in County Che■ter, Attendln1 Wedhesdays meetil11 Court .AUi, 28. Acet>MID& to the report, Glaze were A. Sh■plro, Frank Entberc, Morrl1 St.Lmm, Mn. SonJi Herd, wu 11pentina hit tar South on Mn. Mary Hahn, RN, Mn:. Har• Rollte 7, ran onto the aklewalk riett Davis, RN, aU of the Colum• 011 !llle right 1ide of the road, and then ICl'OII the road, and bua office. Also attendin1 wen Dr . B. J. over ;• bank. He 1uffered a trac­ Allison, Health Commillionu, . wred DOie and a lacerated upptr Mn. Beulah Strauu. Health Clerk, Up, � Glue car wu heavily Mn. Jean Evant and Kn. Geoqe Hobttetter, county nune, and d■mofed. Nra. Wallace Bradford of the Tuherculasia Aaoclation. GOP LUDCh, M • l WC�� 1 9) Business 0ppo Dally !ien�nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O. , Auc. 19, 1960-7 _ , kllnc a �d ;::: :� �:: ��I w::: n sev era l other visitors by Town Recorder Mrs. Charlotte Roush. The lowest bid was submitted by the OK Construction Company of South Charleston on concrete paving. The South Charleston Clan r, Lead 1P Pony. All partiefirm 's bid for a seven inch conipanu in this cl�' received 1mall crete slab was $9:1,419. An altercup tropbie1. Ri<len were: Bill _ nate bid for a six and one-half Ch■ne)' Cynlb UI Gooch Jeff Jonea was The $93,040.7!5. sfab inch I r o l'' U RNISHED IIOUSE for rent Susan DiARa �raeJ al.ry lease in New Haven. Contact price covers paving oc only ce r• r Aud e, ia ll, Brue; Goth• I D 'Ruae r ta.in streets in the town outlined Ruth Sisk at New Haven. ani, Kevin Dailey, Kevin Doua:ber• by council earlier. B· 18-Btc ty, Melony Hackett and , Jlmmy The lowest bid for blacktop s citizen w It to d u;plaine Jones. q d by Andersubmitte paving wa s First place winnera-Clau 2, son, f nc., of Cha rleston. Their presenL that if residents along streets other their w■nted ..streets GaiLed·· Sharon Plll■b.... Three , FOUR room house , Rutland Town- bid for such paving wa in lhe , ' up it paved could done the)' have on "Jubil e's Jewell " Pt Pleu■n• · e ship. Call WY2-6568. 8-19-30tp amounl of _., •=,••o.s,. "" .., ' by appealing to council and bav• engi­ consulting , Joe Spence UNFURNISHED ne,t deluxe apart­ ing neceaaary legal work started 3-We,tem Pleasure Pony ment, air conditioned, birch cab­ neer prese nt for the meetina:, ex­ at once. In that fashion, lt was 48" to 56": Donna Allen of Atben■ inet, disposal, Incinerator, lar&e plained to council and citizens explained, the contractor could up 00 "Sancho." present that the OK Construe-lion closets . Phone WY 2·&141. conLinue addiUona \ pavin1 CIHI t-Egg and Spoon Rice: bid for a se ven inch concrete s lab street.I 8-9-12tc without leavlna: the town Sh ri Meelu OI sh■d e· up on 20 feet wide, would run IP. Mr■. Lottie Fruth appeared be- ..�:,.. ClaH 0-Wtiiilltn Pleuure Hone EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, lwo five FOR SALE FIVE room house fore council and sou1ht con1trucwith bath. Full buemeal. Close tion of a sewer Une to eleven tot.a Lucllle Leifbeit, f»omeroy, up on room ap1rtmentl. A. N, Beneel. to schools. 744 S. 3rd St., Mid· on a 1ubdMslon -whleh ahe own• "Johnny Sorel." j1 ·2•llc Phone WYZ-3272. dleport. 8·11•3tp Mrs. Fruth told council that she Cl111 8 - I-Gaited: Ed&el Hart. NICELY t'URNISHED 2 BED, would J)A)' tap-in fee■ for the ley up on "Society Jane," rool.1 upstair, apartment. Ph. FOR SALE SIX rooms and bath, lots. Her requut waa denied bv , Cl■u 7-Ro1d1ter Pony, GS" and completely remodeled, automa• council. WY2-3B74. · 8 1 Uc up on " LJttle un der: [ke Le w11 tic heat, 100 x 1ao It. Jot on Mr■. Prutb furthe r oUered to Man. " Grav el Hill, Middleport. Phone deditate c-ertaln atreeta in her FOR RENT-Tbree office room, Clua 8-Pande Hone: P'Nd , , Daytime WY2-2863, evenings 1ub-divi1ion to the town on con CuIllp up on over sume r Shoe Store on "u•··too• �uq •Y There.' Phone WY2·3141 or contact ditlon that town would place •· Court Sl., in Pomeroy, ■econd Clau 9 - a:mCll■h Pleasure 8-16-Uc them in. the nme condition In Hone-Jackie Michael H•ckett. floor. One lar1e 18 s 22 ft, room FUJher "Siimmie on , with adjolnine 12 ,. 12 ft. room BUILDING SITE, 1.92 acre1, ex· which 1)resent streets ln the town K · . are found. Council ea:aln refused One 10 x 18 front room. All Clan lO-Open Walkinc Horse: cellent location on Mulberry her request. ne.vly painted with new floor ' Linda Hemley on "Wll1on'1 Allen." Heights in Pomeroy. Priced coverings:. Phone WY 2-.2080. t Clasa 11-We■tern Stock Horse: r easonable. Phone Wl9-3'l88 A letter of resi&nation lrom i 8,2-Uc 8-19-3tc Councilman Gordon Creamer was Shorty Meeks on, "Kine. " after � p. m. CJ11s 12, Westem Plea1ure Pony read to .council. Earl Henry, tor NIC E SIX ROOM apartment wlth under 48 lnche,: Mike Jone s on mer councllman, wu appointed to garag e, Two block■ from down­ "Tr'•ger." 15 take hl1 place. Creamer In bit town Pomeroy. Phone WY2·D127 letter Hid that the press of Clas• 13-Flre Drill: JC>e Myers B-16-tfc buaineu prevented him trom aer on "Half Enoue:b." R IDING horse for s ale or trade. vlng further u a councilman. Class 14-Trail Horae or Pony: THREE HOOM fur�1lshed apart· The remainder of the meetin,: Fred Leifbelt on "Pl1tol." Pbone WI 9·:1683. B-l3·6tc ment, utilities paid. Phone WY2 '-'" spent dlscuulng a1pecla ot Clau 1 5---4--·H Honem1n1hlp: 8-16-61, 2301. the cr,minJ year'• budgflt. Anita Collin,. Present for the meet.Ina: were Jud1ln& completed by 1 p. m. SLEEPING rooms. Clo� in town. FOR SALi Mayo r 0, O. W riJht, Recorder Tbursda, Jncluded A-Gnna:e ex­ 127 Butte rnut Avenue. 8-19-fJtp OHers wlll be received at the Charlotte Roush, Councilmen hlblt -placements: 1. Cheater; 2. oUice of Webate r and Fultz, At• Russell C...peh1rt, Walter Wetry Rock Sprtnp; a. Pomeroy Bend torn eyll, Pomeroy National Bant and Ralph Warner. and 4. Olive. Building, until 11:00 A. M. of B-Domeatte arll: Blue rlbbOn WAITRESS wanted apply in per­ Thursday, August 2:1, 1960, for iULLITIN winners were Kn. Cleo Stntth, son al Green Gable■, . Stale Lhe John E. McCl11key real e• UNIT.D NATIONS, N. Y. U�I 4 ribbons, Chester, O.; Roultba Route 7. N o experience neces­ tate, consistlna: of I.rot No. 63 -The U. N. lo<urlty Coun<II Ginther, 2, Star Route, Pomeroyi WH IVfflffiODN today to fflHt Mn. Mary Hill, I, Route 3, fome• &UY, Mu s t be ov er 21. 8-19•3tc with dwelling ,houa,i and 1ar11e thereon located In Racine, OhlO'r •• 111,0 -. m. (atltJ Sunday .,. roy; Mn. Vonderlu WWl11111, 1, · , · • • · •: 1 , • All ;;}fen 1llbJee1 to cou,1 ,.,. the (OfttO- crlala. ( Minersville; Mn. Sharon Jewell, proval. 1, Harrisonville; Mary Parker, 1, rtUni•t·1• MIidred c. Phillip,, Cheater; .Mn. C. Jones, fl, Adminis tratrix of the Che1ter; Ma rgaret t.1la Lewis, 2, EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Estate of John E. McClaak ey, .Middleport; Mrt. C. E. Bkikea­ llcllable man or woman from thi s decea sed. lee, 1, Pomeroy; Mn:. Ecta:ar area lo dlstrlbute complete lin e Dorst, ,, Chester. of cigarett es, candy, nuta, or (8) 12-13-19-20-4tc Poultry-Blue ribbon award■: gum through new automatic ven­ Earl Dean, Che11ter Star, Zi .Kendors. No selling, we will estab­ lish a«ounts for you. To quall• 0.ui,tl: Montgomery, 16.1 on netb Caldwell, Reedlville, 1; Wil­ PUBLIC SALi fy party mus\ have ca r. refer­ upper, 0.3 on lower, 2¼ feet open bur Parker, Ch111ter1 1 ; Georce To bf Stlld to Lhe high bidd er ence s , and cash capital of $800 one 19" Pontiac Sedan Serlal Gallipoli,, 18.8, 10.3, 4 feel open Frahcia, Pomero)', 1; W. &. Mi• cbael, Minenvllle, 2. whleh l1 aecured by Jnventory. Ntt. PB XH 11117,7 at the Blaettoar Lock 23, lD.f, 10.G, 8 feet open. Excellent carnlnp part tlmo,__­ Auto Comp.any. Pome roy, Ohio, Public schooll--Blue ribbon Condition •' Mff•IIII• Dam■ Full tim e more. For personal in­ on the 22nd da y of Augu1t ,1960 All dams are up, and runnlnl awards: Ann Holter, Star Rt., terview &Ive phone, etc. Write .tl 10 o'clock A. M. Thl11 automo• from closed to six feet. Pomeroy, 3; Martha Nlebolaon, P. O. Box lftfl, Kocheater, Minn. Middleport, l; Central School, bound 0ttl• River oats: Down for leH than bile will not be sold a 1e 2tp $2',00. Loek 13, Plttlburgher at 1:M am Pomeroy, 1; Elemental')' Art EJ. EltmenW)' 22-0; Lock I D Lucy Jane Luca■ hiblt, l; Bedford Bl.aettna r Auto Compuy, 6:M am, 11-0i Lock 16, Heron at school exhibit, 1. Pomeroy, Ohio. 12 mldnl;ht 3-0; Lock 1 7 Clncin Hor■e conformation-Blue rib­ 8-llS-17-19-3tc A.PM'1'IIIENTS - .!'urnlolled and n1t1 4:10 am, 16-t; A. V. Crills hon winner■: 1, .Riebel Downie, uotuml■h ed. Mclluton, lllddle Jr. O:ffO am, 8·0; Lock UI, Mr. Racine; 2, MN. W. A. Korean, porl. Phone WY 2-:IO&a. 2 3 11 Crin 7:30 pm, 8-0; Lock 23 Mike Pomeroy; 2, E, J, HUI, Pomeroy; Creditor 8:33 pm, 18--0 ; National 1, Joe Youn&, Pomeroy; 1, Ker• To be sold lO the hith bidder ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me, pm, 0-3; Helen Z 10:10 pm, mlt Epple, fflrrllKmvllle; l, Fred 8:0I O N at 1148 Chev rolet Sedan, E tal work and repair work ur Lellbei,, Pomeroy; 1, Ike Lewi■, any kind. Phone WY 2·2301. the Blaetlnar Auto Company, · 1-0; Beaver 12 midnl1bt, li1ht. Pomeroy, . . Upbound: Lock 23 Elillbelh at New Haven, �- Va.; 1, Qooale Ohio, on the 20th <lay 8-l l-SOlp. or Augu,t 1960, at 10:00 O'Clock 8:28 pm 3-1; Ben McCool 8:30 Calvert, Pomeroy; 1, F. E. Clark, pm·'"t-O; C. V. Harner 10:fO pm Parkeraburc, W. Vt.; 1, Bob AIR CONDITIDNUIG, JIURJGB A. M. 0 2i Frank Alter 2:,0 am 1-0; Greer, New Haven; 3, Sharon Thia car wlll not be s old lor •- umce. Jock'• Refrl1en­ lion. New ll1Ven, �hoa, 'rol· Jeu than Twenty five dollar■, Cornell 0:05 am 9-8; Jane T 8:35 PJll1bW')', Pt. PleU1nl; 1, ff1n7 Im 1-0; Joe Lucas 'l :05 am, 0-0. Lod'Wick, Cheater; 1 1 .Paul Webb, 1837, f.11.U ($2',00.) McAribur, Fred Blaetinar, __ Judgu were Frank 811or, Ill. Blaettnar Auto Q:ompany, A1 1CTION . • - Pomeroy, Ohio, Vernon and E. BUib, &lelne. -.i.. ......... Offera · will be received at 8·11-li•llh'll< Crltt ....... . the law offlcfll of Crow, Crow • Porter, Pomeroy, Ohio, for tho purA. C, IIIADf'C!IIP, IIHllli, Olllt,, .,. "'" eh,oe of the followln1 described .... nal Ulole: NOTICI Ofl IALI MUILLIII •iiiiNtoCII. WIITINi .Bids will be receivfld al the ofIn Klddle'10rt, Ohio, and beln1 . H0\111 ....llan- """14 - flees of Webste r aiul Fultz, Pom- 50 fHt oft of the E■st ,Ide of Lot . tlltn, .,..._ Olii. ...... eroy National Bink Buildln1, until NOi, 30 and :n, beliJlnln1 81 feet WVMM 11•1 "41 IOcOO A. M,, S.l!"<'Ol', Au1•1l 17 , 1nm llotch SI. Thi• properly II oil NEIGLER BUILDING 81/PPLY 1980, for the 11le of the Emma uatW at f&fi Locuat Street, Mid Johnl-M'ari:ll> root 1hln1l11, Conway property, aitualfld at 467 dleport, Ohio, and can be 1een by Beech Street In the Vllla1e Of Mid• contactln1 F.dna L. Cral1. 829 Paae kltcben cabinets built to orde r, dlepprt, Ohio. The property ,on, Slnel, Mlddlopart, Ohio. Funenl .....,1... will bo held fo, aluminum window, ud doon, · The rllhl ll reserved to njecl M1dyllne J'llnt Peek it p, m. 11ra1e doon, ctiUn1 tilt, vinyl slats · of a 1lx•room frame dwe1Un1 ho wltb any and 111 offer■• UH one-haU bath, and 11rll\1tnd of 3:30 Sahmlay 1MaUH . of . floor tlla and pl7wood panelln1. EDNA lie, L. CRAIG, Exflcuttix e later than of annoullieed urin) CDI Neialer'a, Baclne, 1-U,lfc of the List Will and Tota- lhfl ,emaint Jn Columbua. the Ew• The propert7 w11 appraised by • ment 4f Harry W. Cnil:, de- 1111 ' FuftU'•l Home announced &othe apprahH!ll'I of the eatatfl for eeued. day. p ,000.00 and cannot be aold for , ,, le89 than the appralaed value. The (8) 12, 19, 28, 3tc 'Honorary pall beuen for the sale la ■ubjecl to approval by the rite; will be alrllne emplo,._ with Probate Court. whom Mn. Peek and her hu■band ce tllllrnard V. Fulll, have. been Ulaelatecl. , Tbey are O.vlf IIJIIIIIO<d, SI, Adminl1lr11or, with WIii NOTICI IALI UNDIII 111... � Annexe�, of lhe Eatole CHATTIL -TIIAOI Poul, lllnn.; Stanll)I IQmu. Daw• By virtue of , Chlllol Morta••• eon, DL; John DlilllL n. S.011. .of Emma Conwoy, de8ef0l• 9:IO A.II. c.■aed. executed ind dell¥end by E. C, K1nau;, - G. lommuion: Ill. 'llhWlilillf !IIIY-MM, (8) 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, �. 28, 7te "Yfll'I and Rena Myen to the un- View. \;llif.: � g, Lanon. San ...,1qi WY.NIH denlgned on !'ebru■,y 181h, l ll(!O, fr1ocl1�, C,0111.; Jo\ln llll-, � Ut,n'z .... -■ and flied With lhe Coun ty Rec:ord•r Ga.... Call!.;, -.. Hinton and Atol llel10 Count,, Ohio, on F,brtJ. v. J, Kampeon, • Pnlrle , YJ1111e, Y- '414' 8'1ward Coughenour, Whoae'.lut U')' · 18th, lN01 a1ld on which 'cit- Kalllu; J. It. Wdkff, Norfctlk, 4AMILL IIAVICI STATION known addt<a■ la Columbu■, O,hlo, !■ult hu been made, the under- Qoon.; Ind J. 'If· n,er, VP\and. -� AM. is hereby· nolllled lhot tin the 10th ajpod will ,.11 lbe Rood■ 1nd chat, Calif. , · •I ' doy ol A-,u,1, IIIIIO, corm,1 "'' de,erlbotl In 111d mortca1e, toP,,11 bo1ren will loo Oor,lon Mall:nrj, llli"IW Thomo, JeW<ll, flied hi• pe1\'10ll Wll) ,. 4401C-J. D. Crawler Tn<IOr fhd{ey, Tilll�e,; Calll.f Oat'I Brink No. 11,4!10 In the Probate (n�w) Sulol No. tel1033, II02 Doler ' )�I ""n"'"'"'' Cbirene, :\'#ti Wlch• I ' Court or Melp Colinly, Ohio, lo Diode (-) S,rl■I No. -. ,t . lta- ,il'�U•,FTe¥o· a,� -II. • - - ......... ---- - COlll'l.liTI INIUIIANC& PR() 1dop 1 Dora Foy,o Co1111henour, ote Public <Au,llon II Brown'■ Tnetor ·1t11ddlapotl; �ullll an4' Ol• ' l1<U.., Llllil, Auto, Fin, P..lt, lllleen ,01n on l'ebl'IIU)' 14, lllllll, Sal!"', i.ot 11 211 Well lloln•St., Iver Mltbhl.o, ' Call Doll lllllt, ll14dleltoat and lhol the h1utns on ..1d pell- p_,.,, Ohio, In lhe vm, ,a of. , lion will bo hid bolort lh'e Judi• l'Qlnoroy, Melp County, Ohio, on .,.._ DAY TO •ff of lhe Prohlllo Court, ¥elp Coun- , ,-1,- 31, lNO, 11 10:00 A, 11. Ctm...- Doll """11' of the ty, Ohlo, on tho ltlh � 'of Sept Minimum 111• pr1,., 111.000.00 D"'-'ed �• y� ( .2 1 ) !:state i · '.l'O'°" of oltlo: Ciah ·In Iiand • 1111 1o nlf,I' it DAV · 'lllOO 11 10 .00 o'doel\. • FOIi SALE: FIYJ: BOO¥ iiliuu l ,. N. � , IN, - ....... dQ of nle. · , · 11■ 11, ' "lu?dQ• l<IO ·•• lo ,i.. i-OK SALE: HOUSE, OR $20 A month r ental. 2 bedrooms, bath i runn ng water, electricity. Approximately 1n acre, fruit trees an<l outbulldlna:i. Ph. Wl 9_3743 8 18 Sip ___________ • .,, I♦ ' \ y", -' OH. MR. JONES-· '· WHY IS THAT CHAIR ON .T HE ROOF OP YOUR CAR ? r--,.,,--:::;:-:"\ �. g_Dally Senlin•L Pomeroy-Middleport; O., Aug. 19, 1 900 DI �� WANT ADS ro. ' · t ceatl pw flf'd, one &D8el'Uon. 111.nbrlwn cbar&e - 60 cent.. I Olllla ,- word fw t:hne 0011;11nUve ...Uou. SPIPl&l - on• me11.\b for 30 ceDiJ per wonL hll rate of 6 oenta per word will be obujed for adverti.ai.nc II !IOI IIOid - 10 daJ■ ■tier -, bill. """-• UII A.d.....cianc - Should be J".p)� lmmNliatelJ. The DllilJ 8enaDeJ will not be retpolllible tor mor-e I.bu one mcor­ ne< -.. Cud ol � and &peclal Not.i.CN o4. E'Y.mLI fl.UO. ObiLuartel publtabed al l C9'1t per Won1. WOJID8 I DAY 3 DAYS • DAY� I MO. II 80c 90< IO Ille t1.a '1� ... oo llD 711c: t1m $:L2G J7 .00 Ado I11 ,_-..cl bJ 10 ,._,,._ ..... ,rilJ be ID tAal <IQ , ..'"I';. PHONE WY-2-21 57 V t-or Notices =>a le -- 1,iN Er PIANOHOME FO�ddle -;;-ed iady or I older. Ma1 work day time, home Wanted; Reaponsiblc puly to take over low monthly payments on a nia;btt. Free room .and board, Spinel piano. C11n l>e seen locitlPhone WY 2-6789. S. 11·6tp )y. Write Credil Manager, 1 14JIIMITI AND , CONTROL 1 16 E. iBro.d-st. , Culurnbus, Ohio ., ,am. frN lne,ectw .. IMUr• (BJ_l!:_ _19, 22, 23, ��,M � ,._,._..... ,.._ MIii A. lervk:e 'ltetlon WY1- I DON"T PUMP your sluggish sep4-26.ffc tic tank. Gel Klean-Em-AJI Se p1166. tic Tank Cl eaner. Guaranteed. -,te-llave a complete now Landmark Store, Pomeroy. flAVIL llllVICI. If )'Oil a re M-30tc ----- ---IOiAa to ,Ill)' foreJ.in country or anywhere in the U. S. &ive 112 RATS KILLED with Star Warfarin, 2� lbs. $1 .49. Eberebach "' • call. No aervlce cbar&e, n1 Ha rdware, Sugar Run Flour extra■• TAWNIY STUDIOS. ill MIU and Landmark Store. Galllpolis, 8teond Avemae, (8) 10, 1 1, 12, 17, 18, 19, 24 Phone GI &-1610 or GI 8-1243. 2', 28, 31; (91 I , 2, 7, B, 9 IOtp 7-21-Uc ., ... ■l"f • ,, l ' '/ a. ____ ---·-------- -' tar­ HOME MADE ICE creaia. Ju■l like )'OU make at home, Jacka 8-13-titc D1lry Bar. GAS, FUEL OIL and coal nace1. Call for free estimalea. Foremen & Abboll Middleport 8-lU-tlo SQUARE DANCING every Satur­ day nilhl. Le1ion Hall, Rutland, FOfl SALE: GAS moking stove, 8 to 12. Muaic by Country Drill­ Electric refrigenitor, General 8 18 3tp ers. tractor and cultivator, good U rea. Hay loader, '46 Dodge car , 'fi 1 Chevrolel 1 1-2 ton t ruck, 4 guOQ tires, re built en­ WST - Pair Women',i GIIHH m &:ine, 1-V20 lntcrnallo11al mow­ Letart F11l1. Black rim1. Rewa rd. ina: maehlne. Sec liuy Rose, Phone WI 9--3926. 8 18 Ute nea r Baahan, close to Bald Knobs. 8-15-Btp LOST-DOG-a red male fox. - - - --hmmd. Reward. U found n1>tlfy C. F. VanMeter of Portland, O. REAL SILK-the preferred brand 8-19-3tc of million, for hosier y and lin­ gerie, etc. Miny new fall items no w available. I.oral representa­ Uve. Mn. Martha B. Fry, 231 - C• UM C... MIil Street, Middleport. Phone 8·19•3tc WY2-3709. ...T._ITAN MOTOCI B HEAD OF DAIRY cattle. R. H. -- latt Mlhl It. Boatright, Potllllnd, 0, Phone P1•1r-,, OIIII Vl3•2273. ____ B-19-Btc ,--- ·Dl FORD I "2 ton truck. All new tires 1nd motor. Good condition The followh1g personnel pro. perl)' will be aold at auctiun at Phone A. N. Ben1el, WY2-3272 the r�1ldenc e or the underalgn . 1-11--ttc - -- ==-c-;---=--,-1 od . llClled Jn Uallia Counly, 1H8 CHEVROLt.."'T truck. Good 1 ¼i miles north of Sliver Bridge ttres. Phoni, WY2·6638 or aee on Route 7, Saturduy, Auguat Dana Able1, Mornina Stir, 20, 1960, 10:ao A. M . : Antique .. 11-3lp. dre11cr, rlver boa! bell, ch est o( _ ____ _ drawera, jewelry box, silver and 1 818 WHITE, OLDSMOBILE oonr pieces, books, large pewte vertlble 88, power brake, and couch, palnll1111s, mirrors, tab• 1teerln1, fully equipped. One s �IH� ware, antique lea, variou owner. Phone Wyandotte 2walnut bed, l1tddcr back chairs, IOlO, 8-13-8tc pit-Lure frame1, Hollywood bed frame,, small corner cupboard, 11111 AMERICAN RAMBLER. So• buii)' seat, m11il box, china lid Blue. One owner. Phone WY · S. l Ntc andotte 2·3DlU. pieces and refrlget11lor. M.any llenu not IMed. Terms of sale: UM8 DODGE 41 door ■edan. Nlce Cash. Brildfor d Auction Co. wort/ car. Motor e:r.cellant.. WlJI Si1ned James 0. Lakin. ucrUke for quick ■ale. Call Not rtapooalble for accidenta YU 0-3182, P■ul Brown, Jr ., Rt. Lunch 1erved by Addaville PTA. 1, Lon11 Bottom, OhJo. 8 18 ate 1·13·61< 111116 PQNTIAC V6 honl lop. '6 door, one catetul owne r. Ex­ eeptional In every way. Hydra­ We have new IW' ll.10' Skyline m■Ur. Bl■ettnar■, Pomeroy. 2 bedroom, front kitchen, lull 1-111·310 - - -price ftlllll.00. 19De FUllD VI Fatrlant •1.ooa: '8'a. 10' I>etrolter 2 bedroom, Victoria Hard Top 2 door. Sharp front kitchen, lull price $3896. vln)'l Mitts.Extra nice ln■lde and Other Detro1ler.a in 36 ft., 41 aut. BIHttnan, Pomeroy. A ... n ., u •1 1t . , two .and three n .. 1-lNtc bedroom. Qua.lily com1tructlon, luxury Uvin1, CHEVROL!T __ 9 p..;;;npr. Many Uled lrallen. Some re­ fl'II. Subu rban. Ideal for • lar1e poue11ed, 8 ehd 10 ft . wide, 1 famUy. Good condition. Blaet• and two bedrooms . J-usl plck up tnua, Pomeroy, l-l11·3tc payment,. Ilk OLDSMOBILE 88, '406. 2 Some trade, some cuh, Free door aedan. A rocket in per­ delivery. Open every day ln• formance. Good buy, Bl11ttnar1, clu<11111 llwld■y. Pameroy. a.19 3tc 'I " • ------ --- - 161 Lost and Found ,. ---- - -- ----·� -. IIU Auto Soles .-., -.. .... • :f : i " - -- .- ---- --- '. ',.. .. .. I), -. - - -- 1- ,uua -T R A I L E R S I I 00 •. I• 191 For Sal e '' IIOWER CANE MILL. '6C). Phone SH :Hl73. ____ 8 18 31c - -- -ta n. FREEZER uprl1ht. GE. See Sllen Smith in Bradbury, Reaa• I 11 Blp �� HOTPOINT ELE!,'TRIC RANGIE . Good coadlUon $30. Phone WY 2. 9102, 8 18 31P ____ · ·- I Waverly Mobile Hom, Sale, u. .. n� Wnerly, Ohl• - USED GARDEN tractor, and mow­ en. Rollry mower blade. 1har• pened. Cultom mowtna and plo•lll1, IIIAYILy TRACTOR lllea and Stt'Ylee 012 E. M&ln St. Pomerof, Phone WY 2-211'18. f•ll-lfo -= ""= Ll-nER-,.ke Bol for l GOOD w·uR ult cheap, Will 11crlfltt1 ror "5. See 11t The Cr0Hro1ds Inn. I Harrl.t�nvdle, 0. 8-lHllc M;;;-jwoib,:-i '' 1 956 FORD Fllrlue 4 Door , Low mllnse br loul owner. Bau.tHul b&tck and white fin• 1 WI. LIiie new lk"ea. ,awer ateer• ,.... lordomatlc, ndlo, ho■ter. · · $995 ON E ROAN double and aln1le harneH, ,& w..an,, one ind two hone, hl&b top b•HY- M. E. Golly, R. II, No. I, Middleport, 0., 8-17-St< 1 • Phone COPa'BR APPLE bullor ketlle, tO ' 11Uon eaJilelly t,20.00. Phone 7 17-S� • � � - --:--- 1HEIFIER CALF fl!,00. Cllffonl Lelfhol� llot:k Sprln11, 8-17-31c - -IOI.- ----- I 1 t0.000 BTU',� ...-fl oorfuOO• wit.Iii 1lec1Lrle thermo1lat, one bedroam 111tte. Priced for quiet ,.1,, P!lone W"--. 8-17-Slc - PliCH&S, brln1 contalnel'I, Weblter Fruit Farm, Long Bot­ tom, Ohio, Pbone YUton G-3201 1-11-Uc --------�----- 1.l&l'J) AMO NEW winter cloth• Ina, N11nnln1 S.ptombor 2. ... .. ·- Lorklna, Lons Bot• 1-11-lllp ' propo 14 FOOT PLYWOOD Run,,;;;;;, boot, 33 H. P. Scotl Eioclrlc wilh trailer $3M.DO. Call SH24279. 8-l1-3tp - CONSISnNT Dl!Pl!NDABLE IIESULD I.ATES ,,.ao t,�i ��: cu: ;:;;;� I Action Deferred On Pavin� • -,, ( 90 ) MOrtn8 $u pp1 ·185 IIUO IOATt AND MO'l'ORI Mt ,... op whH• ...._ •-r, tut. Met.,. potiten MatorL • L Main St.. PofNror, Phlnrl W Y..s,..1111. 11 •24-tfc I 0-For Sote or Rent h sals I) No action was taken on Ma.son street paving bid1 which were opened al a &pedal meetlne or town council on Thursday evenlnd111 in the town ha.II. Action was tabl e d until a full council would be able to be present . Thursday night'll meeting had a bare "UOrum of councilmen present. Six bids for concrete p1vlng I :;� � " e a i • Mason Councii proxinuat•1., -.oo per p,-•ty -...� . ..,.. foot. The ,.. and one-h.alf mcb slab would co1t fifteen cent■ less per foot. Cost of the blac.kLop paving would run about $8.SS per pro....,•ty foot. ..-� Other r..-ompanies aubmlttinJ bids were the Charleston Concrele Flooring Company, Charleston ; Paul Price, Huntington; M & M Construction Ca ., St . � s tt • ::de�;�� � ���: ; �:arl�:C� al so presented a bid for concrete constru,ction. Streets to be paved under the proposal are Third ■nd Fourth Streets from Ander!on to Horton, Anderson Street from Second to the grade school, Pomeroy Slreet from Second to Fourth, Horton Street from Second to Fourth, Foater Street, Martin and Maple Streets from Second to Fourth, Four th SLreet from M artin to Maple. - ' Third D I Scleotiita Swealinl County Fair ay In Over Rocket tlop (Con Un ueel from paee One) Trot Fr,. Fot All I1I Hea t : l. Ohlo Farmer, driven by Frank Sil•• = '· Y··•ee .....,. Volo' owned by a· S· Spencer, ..... Pomeroy, driven by Sid• • .. ' drl ven bY ney Spen-r · 3· Ro■no•e R. Burnett. •···o ke; oh·10 2nd Hea I : I · ........... F■rmer · 3 Shongrl La Rua driven by W-. H Carte r . Trot-BoL h H 1 t1 . 1 Hide• 2 -26 · away Rodney, owned 1by ·Hide■w ay Farm, Sl. Alba.Ill, W. Va., dri ven by Sidney Spe ncer, Pom�y. �- Jill Roy, owned by Leroy E1chm&er, Pomeroy, , driven Q)' Frank Siler; 3. Averlll I Star, driYen by S, currens, • ' • · ' C PE CANAVERAL, n,. UPI --Sclenli■la ,w.. ted over telemetry data today \o trJ to find ouL • 79-foot rocket car• what cauaed , ry••• - 1 - pound Couder I-A """mmunlcatlona utellU.e to blow ;'p 1,,1 ,.., in lbe .1rv . -.The Courier flop waa the only bl■,•• mu.. • in an otherwi■e d■y Of military rocket 1p■ ■boll. The Navy ■ent it.a Polarll '"ht f m '"" miuile on 1 1,000-mile 111 1 lhe "'·-, � and the Air Force e.: with tar1et drone SU'O)'ed • M7 iU Bomarc "A'' from Eel� Air Force Bue, Fla. At 140 ,econ dl aft.er bW&-off Fridu aftemoon, &he (()urier was hinted to pieces by ■n e:r.ploslon whlcb ripped ita oc r ket at 70,000 to ao.ooo fee& over the ocean. ------- ~ 1 ( 1 3a ) Fo r Rent or Lease I 1 4 ) Fo r Rent Goocb I -- - ----- 24-a For Sale or Trade - - -,----- - -- --�------Legal Notice ( 1 7 ) H e lp Wanted I ,-. 1!:. REPOR1' RIVER Legal No�Cf I (201 Business Servlc•- ■ Legal Notice --�-- -- Legal Notices .... ..... ., c...... L-al No.&: e Peek .Servicet1' Time ls �ed On Saturday a St■· ltt Call o, s Leg,:,I •,..,-._otice ,. e- AIIMOll - ( 20b Legal Not,· OM I ri:.urance '" ,... . � �': :° .i. Clerll : ,,,. � a � lo =1 � .. i/! � :.W � =, � � J: .-;,'!:s.��i:,:;�� R.al ell ;,.,-.· ,,, ' ,, _ ' \(lj ·�-1:9,-111, 11, ' (8) 12, 111, 111, 3'- ._ , • !\le · , Rotary Clubs In 113 Countries Seeking Peace :. liOO l:30 &:00 &:SU ltOO 1:10 1:311 3:80 e� 1:00 7:JO 8:80 9:00 30 s:00 lo \l ··00 11:10 11. :_ 11 00 11kt _ , I ; l I The Almanac •:G 800 1:00 0:90 ic,:oo t� 11 (II) 11'30 12:00 12:SO 1:00 1:US 1 :2& 4:00 1:30 8:00 lI One-Car Wreck Pub Driver In Hospital UN SolWen Stand Ready Oo Guard LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con10 . I/Pl--,Oflm-l1ced Vnlled N1Uon1 ■oldler, ilood luard behind bari>­ ed wire at NdJIH Airport today, furlo111 over the beating, ,tven three ot tllelr colleaa:uea Tbur1daJ i,; eoncoloN troops ,nd d• termlned to lab no more. A U. ' N. ■pK flllllll hid lhe aentriN-------4ll Moroc:can-were au• "lo opeo !Int" to keep , Ibo �"'1• _ clou, _ ond Ibo ...,...., lne of tre■p■■■en. (Conllnued from Pace One) reod: '<IleprlvoUon of UborlJ lor 10 years of wlllcb tbe lint three are to bo ■erved In prl■oot . TIie term 11 lo belln from 110)' I. TIie ■■nlen<t II final ind not ■ub' loci to appeal" The WW<ilq ol the NftleQct , ,: • •� For 2nd could bo intori,nlod lo Powon mun ..,.. lbite ,ean In po, alter which bt J!ll1 FORCE ���""'G�!ery · ,.':. ••u-•�onf •_ • � , labor colconltned ' •• � --. Calli. UPI - Tile United $!ltu lod11 lrlei lo mike ill oec­ WAININGTON U'1 oncl Ncoteey in ��t day1 of • tllnt ■p■l:o .. p■u le .(n h.,.. ol 1howlll1 N R....... · � ,- toclin1q.,.. that R, trio! ¥It," lftf lllo . ....... .. ,_ ... -..;.: - - - ..to1y to ......r froln ■pace . .. . �· at .... _,, ., . lillmala ud .:B�-J, tauncln,cl 'lbura,. hwl,w: 1111te11aA. � . . • •· "-•led to eject 11■ In. • ■bout 7 p. , 4-IMf'conlldtrl 1 -1-lllled abl1- botl!it. " into, a ZOO-by-lO, ·, " ' • , , ._, 9'1• fGla Ibo �ri that dur- ""1e lra,nll, iDI � pH)lnilll'I)' b.18UIIOtiqo . . . ., •' before Ibo trial, Powora hed .... IUd M:CIIIIA muted lhit II, ""llld lace a I� . · ...i · of llr. 1WJnkel� )'<II'' prl■on 1U!11 ID Ibo United . n I Syn, , ., _ l, ve.d honi& tblt .,_... SIiia loo � hla -Ito<$ ''·� wllh the Cl.\, II he retumed, 1111 l:11\,, �•• friim Ibo Grlnn •uottd Ille · plloj .. IV· arm, �, in.' Coll!O(Dla. He ln1 . ii · wu "unlikely that , Jlo , � �'1)ili,W, , � p■iot year · i, , would Nlum." II - IOI cl.. • lli It�. '. -lbor,POWHli munl 1rit lboullll ,\ ,, , ·:. . ' be would . n- pf out fl! � 1 f �· - � lk:TION , So,let Union or lie • 1;o aw!Mt 11 11M T..-. not want to tt,ct..· a, � .../ ...... ftlr, j trNo ' "'-;- ,I , Ibo,"""' u ' s �-•-- tul R · lie 'S' ,, , ' i4.i. ••1�•M!• ... ,. '.,,.,.., .,...,a.... •1"'11-i 'l>llot 11, , ;J;;;t« ..:..r T ■ '\i�·== WI•• .... .,_. ""' . 10n Clt,, . wffl h.-, •· 'liilUt fflli. . 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Plcl-e 1;00 ;;;..1■ nd �00 Mt11ic on Ice ftf' fO'elf)' Shai, , , ·. ,l!l:00 �Ila, Your« S:.ow 10:30 'People 1ft Funny 11 :00 News 11:10 Weatht...."ftllt11:11 J'Jl'lewt1,eh j;OO Stgp ' Off - Cho'nnel '8 8:00 8:SO 9:00 10:00 1 1:00 i.-1:10 '.l:UI Rreve Stallion Leav• :: To B<■m Lawrenre \V11llr: Shc:'t Jubilee, U. lt. A. Up-To-Tbe-Mindte New.: sports Report Late tulow · 11111911 •-r Ch ---•·· - s-� a:•· t2:00 The BIil flct'lfe 11 :30 Jobi;a -IIoptiDI File · .... .Now■ C oaf!IIOnc• ' 1 :00 '.l ;30 ,:/� onal. . F,11!!. l A ,..<lltl0>. 2:00 ljy ecy· Matinee 3:00 QPen ijearlnt 3:30 The Answer - ½.00 Oka Ch11e 11'0W •4,IO ,;A.merlc11> l\rtl ,'l'rio &:00 M:a:hy'a Fu.Mb J'U nnlei 5:3:0 'll'Jvel Fi]ro 1:00 , Plople',a,.. '-i ' , � . 3�ports Hlli ghla ....-al!"ktffl�h .-.,:oo . M.venc't +�· _i'::l 7:30 Il1 nt: i,:' •• : 1 1 ·00 1 1 :30 12,00 12:30 1:00 • • ' rd..L. 1 .� UJ . e,•lD4 iullets tddl'e Se'1crlst Show Robin Roqd J2:SO nt'l •ltasc1� 1:00 �•Ve} Filn1 12:4& ,Carton The ater 1:30 - Gray Ghost f-'?P ' t'lQO Studio Wreslling ,,. · t:98 'l,'be � 2 Baseball · ic N•V(sreel Aibti'm ol'o :r.Ji\iny tf:! l i.· 'l�l� U:00 J l :02 11 :29 11:30 12:00 ' ... a, New■ dun.. llr<■kl UI Party Jl'lelwu Ha!dware Sbo11' Brea�tll , ......, New, !Uldlin• 8port1 •Report Breakf..t Putf New1 Breaifut Pany New, Hi'!adline1 Brealcfu� Put:v New, Brealdut Part, Coffee Time Snp Shop NO!ll •llijdllnea o . :Ot!fjE be·"r' nr .......,.. .. · " 1n·01 Coun� :.P ,. .. .Fann ,,.. _ , •Raclr.,�u,,, , No- " it· ' Tu"Pfl"e • j • · ;n5 rs¥1a Soc llity Nlf�� • � l . ilhia yn 8rl81N Trail - o;;.;., ::: �--;· u.. 7:00 "'i"' , ,,,u 7:02 Homl!!: Run DerbJ 7:80 News Picture 1:45 Sport.I Roundup 8:00 Weathercan 8:02 Saturday Nl1bt Jambol'ee 11:00 Bonanz.a ):30 The Man and the Chalfon,411 9:35 •:oo The .Oe1>uty 1 :02 World Wide 60 1:.30 Man J'rom Interpol S : So Ne-,1, Hetdlinea 10:00 W _,._.,r_., · 10:1' Shock•teh 'IO� Sign Off ' .__.'di1'3' _''°'£4'-' lifnaay . I y Mr,. , •Glad)JI Violet attended the wed�i_ng Saturday evenin1 of Miss Esther Hayes and Jain111 1"denour al !be Melholllsl Chur <h at c&ester. , J�hn ¥hiiugh ,j-"' '�tUJ'.lled , l\ome ilbfg liom the Meigs Get\eral )losp1t'11. I Paul Kakefy, Mieh�lan, t9"nt the weekqd. be,e with hi• aunt, Mrs. ·�tne rW.,ls1>n, . , 1 Im,,. · Lev, JIAr,tow, ,, and Cbarlttlf �ncer or ,,Belpre ' -n-iinhr ... n,.,.,,, 11 :a \hannld I �:l<Wilfay ��t,t,py a:t:aQ ,Waqlf�•d or Allva 11:IMI r..lcb, . � Trav4 1" · 80 HaVe Gun ,ii,. 1:,15' ,'J\e� � , , . 1 '1:30 �e Edie of Ni.ht l:fO tlll, - -&e( • t:00 Arthur J. Smllb-1".� 1:15 A Loot at the Weathe, ,,e-:� Sportscope , , 1:30 Amo■ 0 � ;,: ::::�:: 'b'oo iiUi11molt.' wm 10:30 Not For Hire a:oo , 11 O'clock New• 1 1:15 Theoter 11 . ,:30 Hotel de Paree 9:00 Video Village 9:30 December Bride \0:00 Twilight Zone l(MiO Person to Pe rson 4:00 N..., 11:lt 'llle■ler 13. , 3 1 a f, ;'"' an rday'. Satu Clii-.:.. .l 1 3 _ ... - w fqo .�•rl� · i:\� �-- •• ,. .,.�.._ u=�� , �s:,/ · r """1!1K' , MAWN. • raa..- lr!·• 1 q = ID � 'h n ■ , ' ,., ·,�i; 1:: 00 lit,.\,. a:· t· J;, - ,, !' �c��q:,�t;: '' • · 1,1... ...s.'You 11ie ' I · n·. up To· �· · \ HERE COMES ·MR, JONES.• IN 11115 TINY - ,... .COMPACT '' rt�"�;,.••,.,. . ·_ ..4-, . �·1 .., CfR r:-; ,,. ·co,inty • ·N· EWS 3 11111i'Dd1y 1D .AM 1 --- •� 'M inute :,er11 aei>aitO!I ·a. r.n;,u, ...,· , . ,· :00 J.,c!C)' _ · 8,:-" AL CAPP '• ' THl!,RE .,.,., NN MOT01tt! . • 4Dlie=u 11111 • nen• Rhel f�al 1 ..Jl91 . . an� r J1 . 1 s nc With · 1 ' M 1 i(i• t' 1 ., el,.my . N ., . 11•!1\llilf�n. lva . Wilson ol D.,!laware' t} die weekend �Ith !'¥!&: ,Ellie �� Mra. Wll■o n INini,\nn; tor ■ lon�' er stay wi�Jser ...-r. ( If(. ari'd. -iMri. . �<?uft · \V"Olft ; of 811Mt '�dq, evtn.lnc of Mr. and Mn. Gefltd . v,o, , .'_ I 'f . , 1;o I · cm " 'MJI., a c,plaln Kane.,.,. our Gane Co10ed!e1 Heckle ■nd .ieekle C .Rull lllabl IIOUH Playhou■e The Lcnitr 11an1er Jet Jocluon .51:J Jl'lnc Nel1bbor■ , Cartoon. n>eator Baseball Leadoll Baseball .�•d�_Time · . In eon-,ellcut IOiOO Album 10:80 Wlltoja Ill' Llri\f 4;48 · 11 !00 Sond■r New■ Spe<III B:00 Dance r c . • 8:00 Saturday lliivle 'Specta ulo t l : 15 Th��•_!)� - ---+ Allll1 ! �• Norlpllo:, 11XTH ,LIIT . , -:-- .tem1$ . Y'1' et,, de■IN> !llcl �. •hip, II�. I , Deilzil , 11 the Join to 1 S. usk Ion •of llr. and us., Steln,11:er ti,lnl, 0 nuh. terra ilhdl th� In ■e, Sixth Fleel l(r,, John c. Ferl'e ll ol Syrocu . . . . - - - · ---. r.1- :-r. . l♦ !° �� ·1· ' B:00 .. 1:00 10:00 10:311 11:00 11:30 12'00 12:� 12:48. 1:15 1:2' 'Ii _ ,rw,;nll'•. ,_.... ild3, -.,,,lu, Channel-.l.... ay • t.00 Rev. Matt!! eWI '\\'oik il:30 American at a:U Chrillian Sclen�e · 1o':oo Air Foree Scnpboolt ,u:30 camera 11:00 DII Plctilro ,11:ao RFD, USA 12 · Rev Elwood Olblll 12 80 Movie Maatflrp1eca, �,so ae,,. WUlord Witco• 1,00 Orel 11, di:30 Face the Nation , , 6100 FYI 8:aG �enUelh Cenlul'l' 7:00 Laule · f:IO Deitn!, ,lh◄ 11..1:00 Tho i\d Sullivan Sbo,o li:do General Eloctrlc Thuter. , l:SO Alired ' Hliehcoell: Preronl■ 8:00 r •• ·· "· � .. . ,i,n , ,,,r.i�f .)it ' h.:;;� A ill'G -· �,or ,� -MA Re� "1 J •, 1,�� ' I_ 1-f -• �eil and , pa ed 1th• rla,le--a, Oce ' ·" ,. ija!lin C up- hiju.., and , ;IJ� ,uosled y lln. , ly qe�k'\ '�ftlce In Pi. Pleasant ' Elfie S.11110111. , Don Miller enl@re'd the Unlverare las foUdwa: . Dale c..�i11on MeD•nlet. 1oa &ity Hospital In CotumbWI Mon• of Lf:onnfr:!" snd Qla , . Wein·• Ml! · day. · Bia .room number ii 318, Daniel, Hartford and_ ).tary !(ag. , . He .if1 ibf/ ,on ol Mr. and Mn. Ledal ena �eutillng Jef6!n, daligb.; wis Mnler. •• Mr. and Mn. Emile M1tl1ck ter of · Bernard anCf Madeline Young ljeuttlin1, M�son, ·and , ca,dson Kent Matlack of Donald Eua:ene Barcroft1 10n r>f Vienna, w. Va., . spent Sunday Thoma e and Mabel Klnnton Ba r- With her mother, Mrs. Myrtle "' croft of Charleston �o Pat rlcill Fra:at. • · , --, ., , Tene HJltf)_tman, · ,Ul""',hter of - . ---.v llma d Todd Hlnennan · A illc:tliSS , DilffiL 0• 1,e1ar1· · · · I . , H - ,A ;'Pre-paid .,,PI , c�• r -��l ) Jesae Juniper, , 11on of · union dental care progtlm has prpce Brown JWJlpea; .of Pt. J>lea_ been p_ron.ounced ,a ,ucce�a �y den1 �1,\t \o 8-,ndra, SUe , :&rkley, daugh� . of ijontld:and Nora Spears tis"5, .P,l�l!'nta a� 11tie .union afte:r i\ ,. tl,por� .Ip , lhe , · Berkll!l', Pl. .�1......1. . ,_ Amerlcin Dental a of tb,t ; J \ln,. t , 'S i: William Fran Un elf son . o 1 fi 1·��- . � : - ; ,1 Stephen A. alld Adellld; O'C ()n. '.1 � �e . ner Self, Columbu�. an�· Maf'la.ret l � :a:· (¼t, P;'I.,, 11 operale4 by; t1on Ao1'1'lo on Or Denial �le eg 1 , o ,r !lllltne Capeh■rt,'da ..Ht f Ru . cbfl�en � m�inbers of ,Nil ,and Maty• B)etner cipe" h1rl 1 f9r 1,....nl , th' « , ' · �at · , , 'llr-:.... . , ,. Long1horemen·, -• , . ..., .m■ ,>f ' lTn1on ,,�l1 cllic Maritime Aaaoo-i Jams Harvty ,tmtih 11'., �n ltlme _:�\;latlon. Appr ox.Jmate.ly 'James H. arul ·GI&i!ye , -:w- �11'li!!-: of dentlsl> ■re n 2, 3,0 cl i ren 30(! t\h� 'In d 'k�n11: •� · ' Brbf>'klyb, an. e p mvolv fl °! l · Gotecball, da\i·Ji� l · J l es ?ctia � df ' !u , •"• pme M�·• · ffilf■ elt,11: , , , , ·�..•• 1 ,,, , .. ., W ;' f " . ,, . ���: tv · : .: : �. � �f-t :� �::" .,i -- 'I'll.� - 1:00 GU._elt Star 5,30 8:00 6 .30 ' :415 6:�� 7:00 'l :30 8:30 '0:00 9:30 l0:30 l l :00 l l:10 ' 1,15 2:09 'A'J _ -'- Sip On Circle 3 Ranch Sheena, Queen of Jun&le Junior Ji.ucUon Howdy" l)OOO.y Show -Ru.H • Reddy e�w -·11<>1 Roy Rogers Show Down on the Farm Film ,nu1out Dope Blaeball , watch Mr. Wizard Science Fiction Theater Dele<live'a D■iry I 1 � ,,., -•.::-::· · ,.. 11:5 5 . . AM ' 'ilia ' .. 5:05'. �NI . , II fi,IIOM wl•'""� .l.irftii' • 1 1 1 -.. "• 'litlne � . • :!..�� - ,_._;a . •• fnagV t Comedy Pll)'hOUMl Adventure Time Gteamboal Bill � Kid Mule 1n the Rotr.d .Jim 111acker Show Weat-hercut News Pidu..e Huntley ertutle,,- 1les,on. Death Valley Daye Cifurron City Wkhll■ riown ,Play Your Hunch y e :��=��� ;;:� News lf:eadlh1ea Weatt.,irost Jll<'t Paaf Show SIIPI Off 1 Wfi() l)ai} ..,, Y' p -., l'd ""'1� '•4••, � "'"° _, 'wl\«bol' :..::. �� { ".....,,--.,-- - - -- - ;i •••1: · ao · ...., , · 1 nS-TV i:. '�a, , 8 -,Friday "',!.!· , n11.· ' 1 Health Action Being Studied , \ �" Chann" 3 - Saturday TODAY 'AND I YESI'ERYEAR Powers Gets Off On 18 'rittv i�10N -csuto1 w,1a . · -.TV Ch'cinrifil. 3 f---·e s••~ ""' . 3 �_,.J_ G Rotary club& In 1 13 countr1e1 \he world are united in tbro"'"hout ... an 1ndeavor to promote tnternatlonal unduatandin&, Iood will and ......ce. Tba& was Lhe meuaa:e of C. •o . Jacoby of Granville Ohio, IOV· ernor of diltrlet 869 0/ Rotary International, in addre11in1 the Ro� Club of Middleport.Pomeroy yesterday, followinJ a conference with local Rotary oUlcen and committee chairmen in Heath Metl:l odill Church. In addition to the activlUes of . the more than 10,600 Rotaey clubs within their own communltiea to promote tbl1 objective, Mr. Jacoby explained, Rotary tnternational hat awarded grants of more than I ___ $3,300,000 in the put 13 years ua£11 eehna through ill program of student fel---� ' lowahip,, which enables outatand(Continued from Ptll! . One) . in, colle1e &r.aduatea to study for laws effective this year mclud1n1 one year In countries other than votin1 1 new resident'• presidential their own, as Rotary ambauadors ballot. of good will. Since 11M7. when this . The national election, the nee,d pro-■.•• wu eslabl'o ah 1322 Ro:!t.ipa have of 1 1!,epubllc,n conpeaa and w hO I tary•·Foundation Fellows who m our state and county elec- been ,warded to studenlll in 68 lions were diseulled by both Mrs. · countries for ,tudy in 43 counties. De nt Rhodea, of Barnes ville, Charlton and Mn. Morri1. The Republican Ne• and other Uterature Foundation Student for 1958-1511. has concernine the comlna: election retumed from abroad after a year were diltrlbu�. of 1tudy in Aus tralia. This fall Jo01..kle,, Colltn:., Republican can- seph Du ncan of Cambridge will go didate for Conp-eu WIS present to Ens land for a year of graduate and gave intere.Una information atudy. __ concerning candidates for office In ;:;;; ;:;;;;:;;;;;;;. the comin1 election. Repreaenla- __..:;:;;;;:;;; ;:;;; ,..AA Melnharl wh O was to tlve u.::urJe ·• wu h■ve been one ol the apeake.. unable to attend due to lllneu. Group sinJIDI of "God Bleu 1 u,. the meell'"" Am�rica" conclud'-· ,,. after which a aoclal hour was en• joyed. Refreahmenta were served on ...... .,._,,tal trays from an attractive table with white Jlnen cover and centered with an arran,ement of ALMANAC - Friday . . . . nower1 with &all white llpen on ly United P,1'9U International either tide. Napkh11 carried out ' Today is Friday, Aug. 19 the the patriotic theme. Mn. D. B. 232nd day cf the year, with 134 1-1:artineer presided at the punch more in 1980. bowl. T1le inoon is· approaching its new quarter. The morning star 11 Mars. The evenlrtg stars are Jupiter and Saturn. ' On thia day in hlsto?)': In 1812, the U.S. frigate Cons tttutton, Jmown as Old Ironsides ___ ' foua:ht U,1 famous victorious batlle with the ;Briti sh frigate Guerriere (Continued from Pa1e One) al so finances tJ:ie lar;er x-re)' to Nit of · Nov1 Scotia. In 1870, elder st.ateSJMn Bet­ follow up what ever iUne■s may nard Baruch was born In· Camden • be ■bown on the x-ray, Not only ii tuberculoa:la de­ s,c: In lBDO, the Daughters of tlie tected by these 1:--ray1 but other organ. illneues as lun1 tancer, pneu American Revokltlon were lled. monltll tumors, cardl•c abnorma• In 1893, American actor Alfred lit,v, di•thro1matic lunl11. . The · unit whicb-lwilt 1be • 'It the Lunt WU ·bo�. foJlowln1 plaees,on stated dly1 i1 Th®lhl ro, todO)': English pbll• sponsored by the County lf.ealth Department and t·he County Tu­ 01oph� Herbert Spencer &aid: berculoals AuoclaUon JoJaUy. "Progreast therefore, ls , not :an ac. On Octobe r 26 it wlll be at Bur• eldent, but a nece•ity � __ it ii a lineham and Hemlock GroYe; on PBrt of nature." 26th al Allred and Tupper■ Plains on the 2Tth at Reedsville and Lone Bottom: on the 28th at Portland and Pomeroy; on the :A Mlddlepart man, Virgil Glaie, 29th at Pomeroy. November 1 at Apple Grove and Letart Falla; ii Jn Melis General Ho,pilll Nov. 2 at Syracuse and Racine; follDwlna a one-car wreck last Nov. 3, Harriaonville and Rutland evflninc at 6:50 on Route 7 near Nov. t, Carpenter .and Middleport the Hobson Bridge. The Ohio State Patrol said to­ and also at Middleport on the 3tll Nov. 9th, Dextu and 1An-11ville day , Glaze hu been charced with and N11v. lotb Salem Center and DW] and 111 to appear before Judie E. W. People, in County Che■ter, Attendln1 Wedhesdays meetil11 Court .AUi, 28. Acet>MID& to the report, Glaze were A. Sh■plro, Frank Entberc, Morrl1 St.Lmm, Mn. SonJi Herd, wu 11pentina hit tar South on Mn. Mary Hahn, RN, Mn:. Har• Rollte 7, ran onto the aklewalk riett Davis, RN, aU of the Colum• 011 !llle right 1ide of the road, and then ICl'OII the road, and bua office. Also attendin1 wen Dr . B. J. over ;• bank. He 1uffered a trac­ Allison, Health Commillionu, . wred DOie and a lacerated upptr Mn. Beulah Strauu. Health Clerk, Up, � Glue car wu heavily Mn. Jean Evant and Kn. Geoqe Hobttetter, county nune, and d■mofed. Nra. Wallace Bradford of the Tuherculasia Aaoclation. GOP LUDCh, M • l WC�� 1 9) Business 0ppo Dally !ien�nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O. , Auc. 19, 1960-7 _ , kllnc a �d ;::: :� �:: ��I w::: n sev era l other visitors by Town Recorder Mrs. Charlotte Roush. The lowest bid was submitted by the OK Construction Company of South Charleston on concrete paving. The South Charleston Clan r, Lead 1P Pony. All partiefirm 's bid for a seven inch conipanu in this cl�' received 1mall crete slab was $9:1,419. An altercup tropbie1. Ri<len were: Bill _ nate bid for a six and one-half Ch■ne)' Cynlb UI Gooch Jeff Jonea was The $93,040.7!5. sfab inch I r o l'' U RNISHED IIOUSE for rent Susan DiARa �raeJ al.ry lease in New Haven. Contact price covers paving oc only ce r• r Aud e, ia ll, Brue; Goth• I D 'Ruae r ta.in streets in the town outlined Ruth Sisk at New Haven. ani, Kevin Dailey, Kevin Doua:ber• by council earlier. B· 18-Btc ty, Melony Hackett and , Jlmmy The lowest bid for blacktop s citizen w It to d u;plaine Jones. q d by Andersubmitte paving wa s First place winnera-Clau 2, son, f nc., of Cha rleston. Their presenL that if residents along streets other their w■nted ..streets GaiLed·· Sharon Plll■b.... Three , FOUR room house , Rutland Town- bid for such paving wa in lhe , ' up it paved could done the)' have on "Jubil e's Jewell " Pt Pleu■n• · e ship. Call WY2-6568. 8-19-30tp amounl of _., •=,••o.s,. "" .., ' by appealing to council and bav• engi­ consulting , Joe Spence UNFURNISHED ne,t deluxe apart­ ing neceaaary legal work started 3-We,tem Pleasure Pony ment, air conditioned, birch cab­ neer prese nt for the meetina:, ex­ at once. In that fashion, lt was 48" to 56": Donna Allen of Atben■ inet, disposal, Incinerator, lar&e plained to council and citizens explained, the contractor could up 00 "Sancho." present that the OK Construe-lion closets . Phone WY 2·&141. conLinue addiUona \ pavin1 CIHI t-Egg and Spoon Rice: bid for a se ven inch concrete s lab street.I 8-9-12tc without leavlna: the town Sh ri Meelu OI sh■d e· up on 20 feet wide, would run IP. Mr■. Lottie Fruth appeared be- ..�:,.. ClaH 0-Wtiiilltn Pleuure Hone EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, lwo five FOR SALE FIVE room house fore council and sou1ht con1trucwith bath. Full buemeal. Close tion of a sewer Une to eleven tot.a Lucllle Leifbeit, f»omeroy, up on room ap1rtmentl. A. N, Beneel. to schools. 744 S. 3rd St., Mid· on a 1ubdMslon -whleh ahe own• "Johnny Sorel." j1 ·2•llc Phone WYZ-3272. dleport. 8·11•3tp Mrs. Fruth told council that she Cl111 8 - I-Gaited: Ed&el Hart. NICELY t'URNISHED 2 BED, would J)A)' tap-in fee■ for the ley up on "Society Jane," rool.1 upstair, apartment. Ph. FOR SALE SIX rooms and bath, lots. Her requut waa denied bv , Cl■u 7-Ro1d1ter Pony, GS" and completely remodeled, automa• council. WY2-3B74. · 8 1 Uc up on " LJttle un der: [ke Le w11 tic heat, 100 x 1ao It. Jot on Mr■. Prutb furthe r oUered to Man. " Grav el Hill, Middleport. Phone deditate c-ertaln atreeta in her FOR RENT-Tbree office room, Clua 8-Pande Hone: P'Nd , , Daytime WY2-2863, evenings 1ub-divi1ion to the town on con CuIllp up on over sume r Shoe Store on "u•··too• �uq •Y There.' Phone WY2·3141 or contact ditlon that town would place •· Court Sl., in Pomeroy, ■econd Clau 9 - a:mCll■h Pleasure 8-16-Uc them in. the nme condition In Hone-Jackie Michael H•ckett. floor. One lar1e 18 s 22 ft, room FUJher "Siimmie on , with adjolnine 12 ,. 12 ft. room BUILDING SITE, 1.92 acre1, ex· which 1)resent streets ln the town K · . are found. Council ea:aln refused One 10 x 18 front room. All Clan lO-Open Walkinc Horse: cellent location on Mulberry her request. ne.vly painted with new floor ' Linda Hemley on "Wll1on'1 Allen." Heights in Pomeroy. Priced coverings:. Phone WY 2-.2080. t Clasa 11-We■tern Stock Horse: r easonable. Phone Wl9-3'l88 A letter of resi&nation lrom i 8,2-Uc 8-19-3tc Councilman Gordon Creamer was Shorty Meeks on, "Kine. " after � p. m. CJ11s 12, Westem Plea1ure Pony read to .council. Earl Henry, tor NIC E SIX ROOM apartment wlth under 48 lnche,: Mike Jone s on mer councllman, wu appointed to garag e, Two block■ from down­ "Tr'•ger." 15 take hl1 place. Creamer In bit town Pomeroy. Phone WY2·D127 letter Hid that the press of Clas• 13-Flre Drill: JC>e Myers B-16-tfc buaineu prevented him trom aer on "Half Enoue:b." R IDING horse for s ale or trade. vlng further u a councilman. Class 14-Trail Horae or Pony: THREE HOOM fur�1lshed apart· The remainder of the meetin,: Fred Leifbelt on "Pl1tol." Pbone WI 9·:1683. B-l3·6tc ment, utilities paid. Phone WY2 '-'" spent dlscuulng a1pecla ot Clau 1 5---4--·H Honem1n1hlp: 8-16-61, 2301. the cr,minJ year'• budgflt. Anita Collin,. Present for the meet.Ina: were Jud1ln& completed by 1 p. m. SLEEPING rooms. Clo� in town. FOR SALi Mayo r 0, O. W riJht, Recorder Tbursda, Jncluded A-Gnna:e ex­ 127 Butte rnut Avenue. 8-19-fJtp OHers wlll be received at the Charlotte Roush, Councilmen hlblt -placements: 1. Cheater; 2. oUice of Webate r and Fultz, At• Russell C...peh1rt, Walter Wetry Rock Sprtnp; a. Pomeroy Bend torn eyll, Pomeroy National Bant and Ralph Warner. and 4. Olive. Building, until 11:00 A. M. of B-Domeatte arll: Blue rlbbOn WAITRESS wanted apply in per­ Thursday, August 2:1, 1960, for iULLITIN winners were Kn. Cleo Stntth, son al Green Gable■, . Stale Lhe John E. McCl11key real e• UNIT.D NATIONS, N. Y. U�I 4 ribbons, Chester, O.; Roultba Route 7. N o experience neces­ tate, consistlna: of I.rot No. 63 -The U. N. lo<urlty Coun<II Ginther, 2, Star Route, Pomeroyi WH IVfflffiODN today to fflHt Mn. Mary Hill, I, Route 3, fome• &UY, Mu s t be ov er 21. 8-19•3tc with dwelling ,houa,i and 1ar11e thereon located In Racine, OhlO'r •• 111,0 -. m. (atltJ Sunday .,. roy; Mn. Vonderlu WWl11111, 1, · , · • • · •: 1 , • All ;;}fen 1llbJee1 to cou,1 ,.,. the (OfttO- crlala. ( Minersville; Mn. Sharon Jewell, proval. 1, Harrisonville; Mary Parker, 1, rtUni•t·1• MIidred c. Phillip,, Cheater; .Mn. C. Jones, fl, Adminis tratrix of the Che1ter; Ma rgaret t.1la Lewis, 2, EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Estate of John E. McClaak ey, .Middleport; Mrt. C. E. Bkikea­ llcllable man or woman from thi s decea sed. lee, 1, Pomeroy; Mn:. Ecta:ar area lo dlstrlbute complete lin e Dorst, ,, Chester. of cigarett es, candy, nuta, or (8) 12-13-19-20-4tc Poultry-Blue ribbon award■: gum through new automatic ven­ Earl Dean, Che11ter Star, Zi .Kendors. No selling, we will estab­ lish a«ounts for you. To quall• 0.ui,tl: Montgomery, 16.1 on netb Caldwell, Reedlville, 1; Wil­ PUBLIC SALi fy party mus\ have ca r. refer­ upper, 0.3 on lower, 2¼ feet open bur Parker, Ch111ter1 1 ; Georce To bf Stlld to Lhe high bidd er ence s , and cash capital of $800 one 19" Pontiac Sedan Serlal Gallipoli,, 18.8, 10.3, 4 feel open Frahcia, Pomero)', 1; W. &. Mi• cbael, Minenvllle, 2. whleh l1 aecured by Jnventory. Ntt. PB XH 11117,7 at the Blaettoar Lock 23, lD.f, 10.G, 8 feet open. Excellent carnlnp part tlmo,__­ Auto Comp.any. Pome roy, Ohio, Public schooll--Blue ribbon Condition •' Mff•IIII• Dam■ Full tim e more. For personal in­ on the 22nd da y of Augu1t ,1960 All dams are up, and runnlnl awards: Ann Holter, Star Rt., terview &Ive phone, etc. Write .tl 10 o'clock A. M. Thl11 automo• from closed to six feet. Pomeroy, 3; Martha Nlebolaon, P. O. Box lftfl, Kocheater, Minn. Middleport, l; Central School, bound 0ttl• River oats: Down for leH than bile will not be sold a 1e 2tp $2',00. Loek 13, Plttlburgher at 1:M am Pomeroy, 1; Elemental')' Art EJ. EltmenW)' 22-0; Lock I D Lucy Jane Luca■ hiblt, l; Bedford Bl.aettna r Auto Compuy, 6:M am, 11-0i Lock 16, Heron at school exhibit, 1. Pomeroy, Ohio. 12 mldnl;ht 3-0; Lock 1 7 Clncin Hor■e conformation-Blue rib­ 8-llS-17-19-3tc A.PM'1'IIIENTS - .!'urnlolled and n1t1 4:10 am, 16-t; A. V. Crills hon winner■: 1, .Riebel Downie, uotuml■h ed. Mclluton, lllddle Jr. O:ffO am, 8·0; Lock UI, Mr. Racine; 2, MN. W. A. Korean, porl. Phone WY 2-:IO&a. 2 3 11 Crin 7:30 pm, 8-0; Lock 23 Mike Pomeroy; 2, E, J, HUI, Pomeroy; Creditor 8:33 pm, 18--0 ; National 1, Joe Youn&, Pomeroy; 1, Ker• To be sold lO the hith bidder ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me, pm, 0-3; Helen Z 10:10 pm, mlt Epple, fflrrllKmvllle; l, Fred 8:0I O N at 1148 Chev rolet Sedan, E tal work and repair work ur Lellbei,, Pomeroy; 1, Ike Lewi■, any kind. Phone WY 2·2301. the Blaetlnar Auto Company, · 1-0; Beaver 12 midnl1bt, li1ht. Pomeroy, . . Upbound: Lock 23 Elillbelh at New Haven, �- Va.; 1, Qooale Ohio, on the 20th <lay 8-l l-SOlp. or Augu,t 1960, at 10:00 O'Clock 8:28 pm 3-1; Ben McCool 8:30 Calvert, Pomeroy; 1, F. E. Clark, pm·'"t-O; C. V. Harner 10:fO pm Parkeraburc, W. Vt.; 1, Bob AIR CONDITIDNUIG, JIURJGB A. M. 0 2i Frank Alter 2:,0 am 1-0; Greer, New Haven; 3, Sharon Thia car wlll not be s old lor •- umce. Jock'• Refrl1en­ lion. New ll1Ven, �hoa, 'rol· Jeu than Twenty five dollar■, Cornell 0:05 am 9-8; Jane T 8:35 PJll1bW')', Pt. PleU1nl; 1, ff1n7 Im 1-0; Joe Lucas 'l :05 am, 0-0. Lod'Wick, Cheater; 1 1 .Paul Webb, 1837, f.11.U ($2',00.) McAribur, Fred Blaetinar, __ Judgu were Frank 811or, Ill. Blaettnar Auto Q:ompany, A1 1CTION . • - Pomeroy, Ohio, Vernon and E. BUib, &lelne. -.i.. ......... Offera · will be received at 8·11-li•llh'll< Crltt ....... . the law offlcfll of Crow, Crow • Porter, Pomeroy, Ohio, for tho purA. C, IIIADf'C!IIP, IIHllli, Olllt,, .,. "'" eh,oe of the followln1 described .... nal Ulole: NOTICI Ofl IALI MUILLIII •iiiiNtoCII. WIITINi .Bids will be receivfld al the ofIn Klddle'10rt, Ohio, and beln1 . H0\111 ....llan- """14 - flees of Webste r aiul Fultz, Pom- 50 fHt oft of the E■st ,Ide of Lot . tlltn, .,..._ Olii. ...... eroy National Bink Buildln1, until NOi, 30 and :n, beliJlnln1 81 feet WVMM 11•1 "41 IOcOO A. M,, S.l!"<'Ol', Au1•1l 17 , 1nm llotch SI. Thi• properly II oil NEIGLER BUILDING 81/PPLY 1980, for the 11le of the Emma uatW at f&fi Locuat Street, Mid Johnl-M'ari:ll> root 1hln1l11, Conway property, aitualfld at 467 dleport, Ohio, and can be 1een by Beech Street In the Vllla1e Of Mid• contactln1 F.dna L. Cral1. 829 Paae kltcben cabinets built to orde r, dlepprt, Ohio. The property ,on, Slnel, Mlddlopart, Ohio. Funenl .....,1... will bo held fo, aluminum window, ud doon, · The rllhl ll reserved to njecl M1dyllne J'llnt Peek it p, m. 11ra1e doon, ctiUn1 tilt, vinyl slats · of a 1lx•room frame dwe1Un1 ho wltb any and 111 offer■• UH one-haU bath, and 11rll\1tnd of 3:30 Sahmlay 1MaUH . of . floor tlla and pl7wood panelln1. EDNA lie, L. CRAIG, Exflcuttix e later than of annoullieed urin) CDI Neialer'a, Baclne, 1-U,lfc of the List Will and Tota- lhfl ,emaint Jn Columbua. the Ew• The propert7 w11 appraised by • ment 4f Harry W. Cnil:, de- 1111 ' FuftU'•l Home announced &othe apprahH!ll'I of the eatatfl for eeued. day. p ,000.00 and cannot be aold for , ,, le89 than the appralaed value. The (8) 12, 19, 28, 3tc 'Honorary pall beuen for the sale la ■ubjecl to approval by the rite; will be alrllne emplo,._ with Probate Court. whom Mn. Peek and her hu■band ce tllllrnard V. Fulll, have. been Ulaelatecl. , Tbey are O.vlf IIJIIIIIO<d, SI, Adminl1lr11or, with WIii NOTICI IALI UNDIII 111... � Annexe�, of lhe Eatole CHATTIL -TIIAOI Poul, lllnn.; Stanll)I IQmu. Daw• By virtue of , Chlllol Morta••• eon, DL; John DlilllL n. S.011. .of Emma Conwoy, de8ef0l• 9:IO A.II. c.■aed. executed ind dell¥end by E. C, K1nau;, - G. lommuion: Ill. 'llhWlilillf !IIIY-MM, (8) 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, �. 28, 7te "Yfll'I and Rena Myen to the un- View. \;llif.: � g, Lanon. San ...,1qi WY.NIH denlgned on !'ebru■,y 181h, l ll(!O, fr1ocl1�, C,0111.; Jo\ln llll-, � Ut,n'z .... -■ and flied With lhe Coun ty Rec:ord•r Ga.... Call!.;, -.. Hinton and Atol llel10 Count,, Ohio, on F,brtJ. v. J, Kampeon, • Pnlrle , YJ1111e, Y- '414' 8'1ward Coughenour, Whoae'.lut U')' · 18th, lN01 a1ld on which 'cit- Kalllu; J. It. Wdkff, Norfctlk, 4AMILL IIAVICI STATION known addt<a■ la Columbu■, O,hlo, !■ult hu been made, the under- Qoon.; Ind J. 'If· n,er, VP\and. -� AM. is hereby· nolllled lhot tin the 10th ajpod will ,.11 lbe Rood■ 1nd chat, Calif. , · •I ' doy ol A-,u,1, IIIIIO, corm,1 "'' de,erlbotl In 111d mortca1e, toP,,11 bo1ren will loo Oor,lon Mall:nrj, llli"IW Thomo, JeW<ll, flied hi• pe1\'10ll Wll) ,. 4401C-J. D. Crawler Tn<IOr fhd{ey, Tilll�e,; Calll.f Oat'I Brink No. 11,4!10 In the Probate (n�w) Sulol No. tel1033, II02 Doler ' )�I ""n"'"'"'' Cbirene, :\'#ti Wlch• I ' Court or Melp Colinly, Ohio, lo Diode (-) S,rl■I No. -. ,t . lta- ,il'�U•,FTe¥o· a,� -II. • - - ......... ---- - COlll'l.liTI INIUIIANC& PR() 1dop 1 Dora Foy,o Co1111henour, ote Public <Au,llon II Brown'■ Tnetor ·1t11ddlapotl; �ullll an4' Ol• ' l1<U.., Llllil, Auto, Fin, P..lt, lllleen ,01n on l'ebl'IIU)' 14, lllllll, Sal!"', i.ot 11 211 Well lloln•St., Iver Mltbhl.o, ' Call Doll lllllt, ll14dleltoat and lhol the h1utns on ..1d pell- p_,.,, Ohio, In lhe vm, ,a of. , lion will bo hid bolort lh'e Judi• l'Qlnoroy, Melp County, Ohio, on .,.._ DAY TO •ff of lhe Prohlllo Court, ¥elp Coun- , ,-1,- 31, lNO, 11 10:00 A, 11. Ctm...- Doll """11' of the ty, Ohlo, on tho ltlh � 'of Sept Minimum 111• pr1,., 111.000.00 D"'-'ed �• y� ( .2 1 ) !:state i · '.l'O'°" of oltlo: Ciah ·In Iiand • 1111 1o nlf,I' it DAV · 'lllOO 11 10 .00 o'doel\. • FOIi SALE: FIYJ: BOO¥ iiliuu l ,. N. � , IN, - ....... dQ of nle. · , · 11■ 11, ' "lu?dQ• l<IO ·•• lo ,i.. i-OK SALE: HOUSE, OR $20 A month r ental. 2 bedrooms, bath i runn ng water, electricity. Approximately 1n acre, fruit trees an<l outbulldlna:i. Ph. Wl 9_3743 8 18 Sip ___________ • .,, I♦ ' \ y", -' OH. MR. JONES-· '· WHY IS THAT CHAIR ON .T HE ROOF OP YOUR CAR ? r--,.,,--:::;:-:"\ �. "-- -··•··· , ,w a ;: J - ·• · · •· ----M • •• •. a-Daily Sentinel, Po111eroy I :;:::��p -M iddleport , o . A ug. 9, 1 1 960 I Officers T uesday I •· . ' " ,, " • '' Attending thc meetings this week 11.1 dele�a tes from thr M t . Monah church are Mr s . Oscar Hard away, M n Arnold R il' h.a rds and Miss Ro..clla Hich.ards. Others of the churc h who hi ve been attending UC :.tn. CamPh<-11 H .irper, Mn. C. R. Young , Mrt . Mn. Virginia · Nellie Wln1ton, Stallworth and Mrs. Emma Bland. Today i1 Women'• Day al the meelings and a number of the inissionar� soriet)' of the church 11re plan n ing lo attend. The Tri-Coun u, Teen C1n1.een bold a record hop lbia S.l· will ay LUCILLI ttAWkrNI nla:ht al the Moose baU urday _ _Mra. J11 cob Baer, Albert Rhode &, room i n Pt. Pleas. n t from 1 :30 M in Hele n Baer •nd Mn. Kerns lo 1 1 :00. Roush were in Athena Wednes• Highlight of the even in g will day to attend tl1e funeral of W. be the ap peara n ce or the fi ,e R. Hughes. • relative. Tri.County Beauty 1981 Miu balhin,: candidates in Queen so Miu Tereaa Ran n of Lan caaThe undldates are Karen suiles. ter is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sue Oun, Ann Hub�rd, Lolt Clark Ihle and other rel•tives. Arnott, Ann Sprouse and CharlotMr. and rdr1. Lloyd Moore and le Smith. 11006 Gary an d De n nis have reth'1 They will compete tor turned home after a vacation .a t beauty quten crow n presently held Laurena, S. C., where they were by Beverly Ann Cullip of Galli \ · gueSla of Mr. and Mn. Harold polis on the secon d Saturday in King. They also �pe?t a part of September. the lime at the Kma: a cottage on _______ Buua rds Roost l...ake. M r . .Moo r-! WH formerly •_thletlc director for the Walls Mllh Co., at l..llurens. . Birth Of Son At Sandusky • Living Room • Bedroom • Kitchen C'""41 Thun4ay -AffcrRHM • BAKER I FURNITURE On the Brlghtnt Come, In Middleport I Mr. and Mn. RernHrcl Krinke of Bellevue a rc annnu1w111g ! he birth of a aon Brenl AJIM1 at tile <.:nod Samaritan in Sandu�ky . Thursday afte rn oo n 11 1 1 : 10 p. m. Thi' nr>w .arrival weighed ei(lht pou n ds. lie has two brolhen, Steven ar,d Mark. Gr11ndpa r�nt.s u e Mr. an_d Mn. Herma n Krinke, or Colerain and 0 c I :�•·v���:. ���� � F����t�.�: eron, i, a great ,randmother . Mr, Kri n ke who wH formerly teacher of inatrumenta l mu11ic at Racine, ii now e mployed IS prl nclpal In the Bellevue elementary ai.;-hool. Mn. Berlha t-' arrell i1 vlsltln a at the Krink� 11omc 10 1111slit I n the eare of lhe l'hildrcn . ---� •- � - - A U G U ST USED CAR BUYS •• Coupe DeVille. Beautiful all white. L-Ook, and rides like 1958 EDSEL J ·.. · ··.. · $1 195 Ranger 4 Dr. Keep CQOI in this nlr conditioned beauty. Compare the car or the price, this can't be beat. · · - $1495 · 1957 CHE\IROLET !•' Bel Air Hard Top. A real sharp little car. Luscious green. A dilly for a filly. 1 958 MERCURY · · · · ' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $ 1495 •• i 2 Door. The Big M . Everyone from Grantlma will ride in this space happy car. l i l I I,• 1957 FORD Fairh111e 2 Door. 6 cyl. engine for tic drive fo1· easy drfvfng. .. · to Junior $1 195 real economy . Automa­ 1 956 OLDSMOBILE . . . . · · · . . $1095 • 88 - 4 Door. Pu ll away from the crowd In this quality car that has power, pep and peraonallty. ' Country Sedan . Start that vacation tod�y In thi s spacious 1958 FORD · ·....· · ..· · $1695 8 passenger station wagon-it's sharp. 1956 MERCURY - · · · · ··· · . . . . · · . . · $995 2 Door 2 doors safe for those wild kids. This Is the one they'll like lo go In, tQO. $395 1 952 BUICK · · - . . . . · · · · · · . . . . · Super Riviera Coupe. Still a &harp looking car. Runs good too. 1 952 CHEVROLET 1 I .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $295 2 Door. A good litllo work car. 'if. Karr & Van Zandt Codilloc-Oldamoblle-Romblor 1111111 Street , . I Phone · WY-1-1341 ·- �=.. I I Mr&. Howard Housh and Mn Bob Housh and daughter of Fol, lanabrr , W . Va., are the guests :,f • Mn Emma Jla-.,is and other r,elative . � ________ wscs M1"nersv,·11e Ho/d$ Session WedneSday N,19hf Pomeroy Word \\'H received here' t',,at M rs. Hcrm11n (Pete) Mees, the former Genevieve Epple, under• went eye aurgery at Ml. Carmel Ho11pit11 l, t.;o\umbu11, Wed ne1dIY , 11nd will be confl n ed to the hoapll• 11. l for 11.t leaat lbree week,. Mr. Mees, who has been an in• valid 11nd totally blind tor over two years following a 11troke, l1 bei�g c11red for I� a real home w�ile ,¥:n. Mees i1I ill. U ,ul.ergoe, Surgery =� Alfred Area 8, hdOY p Held Tuesday For Parry Ihle l\ee ' 'I le News Of Week ' ' cf ' ·• J . - CHILDBB/11'8 ' FORliMAN and ABBOTT ' ' ' I . . Mlfl)�T, ' --- 1 SCHOOL S H O ES '. 0, I $2.99 tt1 $,f.99 •-:• .. Store 11111111aoa, ' " Nlfey Stlieher• Club • : r Holda Coaltout Dinne . Membreh of the Nifty Siitchffi club held a cook-out aad potlYCII: dinner Wed.De.day ennin& at � hosne Df Mn. Sflllm Bluewicz � orin1 ..r■. Homer Walter of Tol...,, � a lormcr member. Alte.n:din1 were Mn. WiUiam Bartel■, Mr■. lluah Bearh,. Mlu Kathryn Mitch, Mn. Carl MOOJ1, Mn. Lawrence Smilh, Mn. Jaik Warn er, Mr■. Lloyd Moore, Mrf. James Will. Mn. Max Folmer and dauahten, Pew and Vanet.1:1, Mn. Blat.ewic:t a nd daugh1'n, · Ef. fie a nd Phylli1, and guesli, Mia. Howard Rou■h and Mn. Bob RoU$b and daughter Of Follanabee, W . VJ. �- Now You Know GO TO ., �•·" -e r ' 'flffl FAIR ' ' • � I ero �NES FROM MEICS CO UN;TY'S 97 ANNUAL FAIR Mi n isters of the EUB ChurchU of Pom,roy, Tuppen Plains, M� ietta, M'.urray City, Athen1, CorniJ!C Jacll:&onville, Syracuae,1 Belpre, Ri-_ nard Milli a n d Ohio River Circuit . and their wives will meet at th• Enterprise EUB Church, Pomer0)'_1 Tuesday, Auaust 23, at 10 a. �j The busineaa sepion will be ln charge of the group leader, � Wrlglltsel of 8::ilpre-, Kenneth Lunch will be ,ened in the churi:' h .., social room. , I ' 11 po ... •l � MEIGS THEATRE NOT OPEN August 14 Thru Sept. 3 '', ., : A·D ollar Saved is a. Dollar Plus Interest Earned . 1956 CHEVROLET va · · · · · · · · . . · . . · $ 1 ,095 , · 1 957 FORD VI Falrlant 500 · · · - · · · · $1 ,395 llaJtl"i 1951 . BUICK VI Special · · . . · · · · · · · · $ 1 ,195 ·o 1951 IUICK VI Special · · · · · · · · · · · · $ 1 ,195 w �, ' ' ;' ' 1 954 OLDSMOBILE 88 .-. · · · · · · · · · · · · $495 · 1955 FORD VI Falrlane · · · · . . · . . · . . $695 . Dr. Sedan. Lell than 19,000 careful miles. drive. Almost Uk• the day It waa sold. 2 Dynlfiow 1 9S7 BUICK CHfurJ · . . · · · . . · . . · . . $ 1 ,595 ••.. Hard Top 2 Door. Showa tender care. Power steermr and brakes. Dynaflow drl�e. Radio "'d heater. • H57 DESOTO VI Flrtflltt ' ·� ·,· · · · ·.· • $1 A95 , -� 4 Dr. Sedan. Finell and Power 1teerln&, best' aeries. Qne �eful' · 'llwtier: · � . · · $ 1,495 . btak... J 957 MERCURY VI Mol!fclalr ,4 Door Sedln. . Power PUIII bullon 1111ft: atee.rin& and = ' E Sliarp car. : · " 1957 ' PONI IAC St,. CWtf · · . . . . · · $ 1 �95 1 owner:1 Hard Top 4 ·Dr. �n. Ema nice. One local ,,.,.�c -va Nani ,.. . . · . . · $1,195 1 95J 4 �. ()Ile H,lldramatic. . careful owner. Ezceptlonol In every way. · ; ; ,! 1♦5, IORD va ,..,_ . . . . · : · · · · . . f1,0,5 · t vtrlorla Hard , Top 2 Door. Sblrp vinyl seab. Extra nice out. illldclt tild 1 9$5 CIIIVllOllt 9 .� · · · · · ·. $795 · , Suburban. tdeal for large llllli!Y. GOCMl -condition. ... · ·•..,• 1 • .,,... . ' · · Week-.nd special. , , , l I · _ 95 :1 $1 . 1, 1953 PLYMOUTH 4 ...;._ · " 'i Ql'IN' lll'!'l'IL t:ti P� �01'1, P,RU• JIAT, .· i (( ' ••••., ,Jtl..-e •·R�.S 11.AET.TN;'C '\, ' -. •'l",._ � � ' �IROY.()HIO � ,, f 'I 4 . ; �x�ted For ,Follies At 8 A steady rain that began _falling at 1 0 o'clock tllis mor- ! ;)llnf dashed hopes that the Dual dq of the 1 960 Meigs Coui,ty, Fair inlgbt eiceed at­ tendince figures of lost year. II ca111e at the- moment Jun­ ior Fair blue ribbon winners \Vere lining up lhelr animJ\].s . for tile tradtllonal "Junior Fair Parade" on the race t, to be followed by the JUni9" Fair style revue In front.fol Ille grandstand. ratr jlfficlab uid. J.,t nicht attendance figure■ lb't Fnday tp1,aled 2.3TI compared lo 2,il8li f'I' •me day IHt year. Thul"lday · .. been llx under laat year. ·wect h;eldll, Nver1I hundred. 1 � • J. , ?1fe'rerth.leaa, the mtdw17 ""Waa · dolac • fine buelne.. afternoon GRAND CHAMPIONS - Harold Carnaha ·n Racine is shown LQla and neninl Frhtay end Fair gund champi�n female at tile District Guern ..;y Show ' at the Meigs county fair �)''. n b I Haaf, president of th_e Ohio Guernsey Bre ede,s Association , holds Francheller --Models . r �e ::y lh:i� C� �'. E!f Peter _Pan , grand champion Guernsey bull. Bo 1h are owned by Mr. Carnahan. Thia the do,m, Kinpbur, Road, ftrst ym� the Carnahan farm has won both ma le and female competition. Mr. Haa.! Ii Chlet lln. H�n ellhlblted · a ,om- of the D1•1SJon �f Foods and Dairies and Chief of County Fair Inspection for the Oblo,;;lie < 1 1 plline■W) PIH luued during the part ment of Agnculture. 3,th Meigs County Fair, in Ul9J ____ _ ___ _ which 'ht held Sept. . 8-0-10-1 1 of I thlt year. ottlciala of lhaJ county . falr were, G. F. Knight, p{e,ident; . L. I,. Hayman, seqretary; A. W. Votll.., vtee pruident. Certain to draw a full house· '11'1 tonllhl 1, · the I Follie, 1ta�ed I with. �t t.u'e !°ot· WE MEAi I ' ia T H Id p IU Silii SS I Look at these Bargains in Used Cars * I WSCS Hold, S�ion I ■�- n1a �Full House ------ I OHIO: Cwl.StflMe ......... with SQNfftld 1 1M••• ... tt.u. .,......,. ....,. ..... ........,. Olfflinlshlt'III .:;Ml NCOfMt1 ,-rtty cloudy Sunday. Nn tlUCh dlfnt11t In 1.,...,,tu,.., Hltft ....., 71-tt. Low tonlfht in tt. .._ Showers Th reaten Fair Go ers; : Departmen t Judgin g Complete ' ,\ii'Q-brXJ tlI II Weather -------------------------- ., ---_ ::-,-:-1960::-20 ,:::u:: . y::::� s. 1u o;;:;:: i: :r:Z , S::: 10:" xi'.uu';�icot.i1;066____________________"".'"_____P0:::m;;:;;_;y�-Miru1di:id1.: t ,, .� A:: us t: SINGLE COPY . - k L�· O� �V� EV8 Pastor1 To MNI I ·e ntine . ' c......�-- . .. y :�-1 ■ 1t:'1· I Nt, D011'N PAl'MENT 3 'l'MBS TO PA'I' • -, . , ,._, WY.WIil I W. stl · ' I ...tar 1 i:rr- ,! I Diane Criswell or Middleport entertai n ed with a pa rty at her home Jaai week in honor of Katy Mora r ity who wilh her parents and brother, Mr. a n d Mrs. Lawre nee Morarity an d Teddy will be moving to Ll n coln Heifbtl • ■ext week . Games wert played with prize• being aw11rded to Johnny Sue Thompaon a nd Seren Lewi,. Cberyl File won lhe door prlui. A gilt of II large stuffed dOI wH gi-.,en to Katy from her friends . Refre shments ol ice cream, cake and Kool-aid were atrYed to thoae already mentioned and Joy Boggs, Sandra Bunce., ' Narn Fro1t Chr i sti n e Bal ,r, Carolyn Searle and An n Criner. Also inviled but unable to at• an r an Coon ey a n d ���� n:: ;r��b u�y: T Picnic I ___,_,_,_ I'� . .. . ,... .,a; .,�v b & ttb;f . 8 .. oh to St1' te Mc · l!ilb & Ulc h Sta. .. .--.mtm.1 , (Jfi.lt ,, -- .. .. . .... , ,_ id.orton Powell, who hu spent , Muon, -o the past two wetU via!lin& with h hi• sister, Mrs. WUliam Br.adford At Ruuua1ae A joint picnic will be held pla ns to leave iiunday mornin1 for u�is Su nday 1lternoon al 2: 10 at h!J home in Talada,:o, Fla. ld� Park by .Mr. a nd Mn. Leonard Burlin- the Middleport Roada Lodge, Masom� the of members &ame o( Omaha, Neb., urited Ian e ChapEv1n1ehn the •nd 383 No. I , ,_ ·eveninc for a Vlllt with Mr. a nd ter No. 172, OES. Wli'.ONJID UO,., Mn Kenneth Braun and family. .o c.-.. ...., N- . ta . and Eastern Stan Masons All Mn. Raymon Grfm 11 W at her GotM'I fllin this area an d .their . ramillea home on Brownell-av. · 1 1111. Each f�md nd. to att e 1nv1te re _ � . Mex Roller who wa■ recently remeat d1ab a brmg ·. . � - -- - - turntd from Pleau.n t VaJley Ho•• dy 1s 1111:ed to TONIGHT dish, bread and conred one and · �Ital 11 lmpro¥in1 ., hi, home a nd r - Natalie Wood ser¥ice. table own Game and s butter I Jame 111 SYI •• 1.1 able to be out • little. _ • "'CASH McCALL" Soft drinll:a and lee cream will be (Technicolor) fumiohcd. . '. - alto Bradbury Lad�• Meer a, Ml11· Lucy Ktliblo d n -a Price n t n ce VJ The Ladies Aid of the Br.adPfC. J'o.hil Davi d Sisson, Mrs. 1 Ag nea Moorehead in Sla.,oh and son Davy arri-.,ed here bury Church or Chri1t met TbunMemben of Lbe WSCS of tht "TiiE SAT ' Friday from Weit Poi n t, N. Y., day •t . the chw:eh for tbelr all Foreit Run Methodist Church en­ ALSO CARTOON to apend a •Ix day leave here al day quilting ae.1mon. joy ed dinner Wedntllday evening The ladle• enjoyed a uck at Circle's Restaurant. the L. B. S!uon home. IATURDAY Miaa Patie nce Russell returned lunch at noon. Tbe Stanley Party W!'STF.IINJ SUPER be will this held which Monday Attending were Mrs. Amanda to her home Sunday after a short Heney Fond• · Widmark, Richard stay wltb her aunts Misses Kate eYening at the home of Mn. Neva Baer, Mn. John Scott, Mn. Charle, and me ; Mal, Dorothy Pierce for the benefit of the Baer, Mra. Hanson Holler, �­ L. ind Lucy Kibble. Anthony Quinn in Martha Claaa or the (:hurcb WH u,win Nease, Mh. John F. Baily. "WARLOCK" Mrl. Eltie Co n groYe �as go n e announced. Mn. Marl!: Evant, Mr,. Edith Sisson and Color) (Scope to Guy■vllle to .11pe n d some time Wednesday Mrs. Fred Neue, Mr. Alfred YeauMembers qulltlna - • lao with her daughter, Mn. Li nnie were Mn. Z.ida Fole)', Mr1. Letha ger, Mra. Chrilty Baer, Mrs. Ru111 Jamea MIUIOn a n d Mliler. Russell, Mr,. Mary E. Rou■h, Walton and two 11ue1b, Mr. Ber­ Dorothy Dandridge in Lyle Nichoh la at JOppa lor a Mr■. Oleva C<ittrill an d Mrs. lha Scott and Mn. Hiram Flaher. "THE DECKS RAN RED" vl1it .With hill alder, Mra. Jamea Edith Ruuell. MUTINY) (OtrrSTANUING Brannon and famll)'. PIACHY GOOD Oartoon Alao Mra. Euni" Barr Moni1 la NEW YORK UPI - ln ancient arty 0 0 1pendlng ·.11ome lime at Shade Riv• where pe1ahe1 were prob­ Cathay. SUND.& V •nd MONDAY Mn. Neva Pierce will be ho1er with Nra. Dora Court. ably lint grown, the fruit was re­ Hud10 n - Dorla Day Rock tesa thi1 evenina: Mond1y eom1na WIiiis Li n to n and lamily were garded II a aymbo.J of long life TALK'' ''PlLLOW the the when Clan of Martha al Rlple)' Sunda y to visit with re immortality. Bradbury Chureh of Christ spcm- and KCinemncope iand Color) latlve■. - •lso Modern 1cience 1:\11 confirmed Mr. and Mre. Henry Cook of aor • ,pa rty al her h ome In BradGteft Palmer a�d Ne w Br"hto n , Pa., rec:enUy vi11it- bury. The affair i■ ope n to the part or this theory - that ,pe1che11 Kathleen. C'rowley in ed he<'e with Mr. a n d Mrs. Mark public with proceed1 to be usd are good for you. Tbe 11un-linted by a cla •� REBEL SE!" ' the project, their for l fruit c1rr\e1 a fair amount or e1_q H. Pickerlnc al their lrailer home AJao Cartoon The Cook, .an d Plekerinp wer.! the church. aential vitamins A and C - and \ one . l\rne nelghbora in. New· Brl1h- son Gary Jay, ha·v;- r�ed to i1 low In. -�e�:....._ tol). . I their home in CoJumbu, endlna 1 , Mr1,. <.Ua lly1 Wllll•m� a nd dau- week's ination with v the Walton• ghtert �- . Kathryn Dietz. ■nd Wallace families. Mr■• �11th Ann Balde� are at Mra. A. N. McGreaor of Vin , . Lane�•� fq_r a few da )'I vJ,lt cent visited here durlna: the week �ith Mr. an<I Mrs. Willlam Wlll• with her daughter, Mr,, Mary N I11m, ·and S.imon. Brl a nd family. ehola Jfye .of Akron . "."H a v iiiMr■. PhylUI A.yen of Belprt . lor ..... lbe early " � ol Ille a nd Mr,, Mory Holen Humphrey week. • ' · ,t :- , 11n d f•m 1� ,.. o1 oc "-JIevill e were ,I r :e,rt.ha Spawn who dled at Of their 'pa r- 1 eueat1 Sunday here _ fl : Olll'I r,. th h · Of , her d11t1-hter, � ent,, Mr. and Mr■. c. v. Buckley. Raw.On , ..ln, , .Canton '!u burJed Mr. and Mr■. Warren Baker, here ln 1 �t1'.".'j� metery �ond,i y be- Nancy and Marvln of Orlando i ,..la�e band. hu aide h . Fla., Mrs. M artha Hauber and B. Wit)tacr ,ind fathily of {JtJohnnie Bobo of Eden •l•lted I Ue Hocl:lni were guest11 Su n day ��� � n::: ;:�t: Mr. and Mrs. · In tho Lee Wallace home. j . ol d _Mn. Barbara Collina and son Mrs. Patty Du nte'e and two Mike of Belpre were here Monsons ol Little Hocklnl wu a vialday F. Osborn of Lilli e H*ck • tor here Tuesday. ln1port wu a buslnea -.,i,ltor here Wednesda)' . 2 Door Sedan. A rocket In performance. Gooq buy. Mra. Albert Urgal and slater Mn PhylU 1 Balley and ,on of Racine Pomero7, Olllo vl1lted with ftiendJ here Thursday1 2 Door. A real buy. Larry Sa ntee of Galllpoll1 · ill here for a vl1lt wtth hia gnnd• paren�. Mr. and Mr■• J. S. M■rll: a. P. It. Randolph and .dauahter, 2 Door Sedan. Standard shift. Sltarp car. Clareallne of Eden were Yl1itors. 1ft the- C. H. Randolph home 'lllureday. Hardtops. Choice of 2 Door ind 4 Door. Both one owner Mr. and Mn. Grant Vlney,rd lll'T. 4-54 COMING can and top condition. Power �leering on both. and children of PhllUptbUrl are LADY" THAT WAS "WHO , here (or a vl1lt with L. B. Sluon ■nd famlJy. Tony Cmll - Deon Mr. and Mrs. Gary Walton and Hard Top 2 Door. Showroom clea11. pynanow drive. lu· ; dlo and heater. One careful local owner. , ,I -l ,o�-ci-a-l i!v:--�• ents In ■ l l O· · .............-· --· ---· ...............______..,. - He/id RecentIY Af M I'dd/•!p0ff I after I I " Wal k ing I n the Lla:ht" and '"ll1e Christia n U■e of Lel■u re" were the topie1 of the proa:ram prese n ted by Mn. 8rook.ll Sa)'re whe n the WSCS of the Minersville Melhodl�t C.:hurdi met Wed nesday 1 eve n in1 11l the church. 11.espon�ive reading led by Mrs . S11)'re ope- nr.d the meetln1 followed with prayer by M rs. Stella Grues- lfo n& e On Leave 1 er and ;ro U p 1l n 1in 1 of "Face To Sgt. Jame, Busch is home on a n Face." Articles on the topics were emergency te11ve due to the aeriou■ read by Mn. Sayre, Mn. Charlea illne18 of hlll r.ther, John H. Buach Grueser, Mrs. Stella Grue■er, Mrs. Rt. 1, Portland. Karl Grue■er and Mn. Euge ne Sgt. Busch ia with the 6th TransForbes after which a duet "Back porlation Compa ny, U aht Hellcapof the Clouda" was PNMnted by tor, 1tatloned ln Hawall. H� will \ Mr1. Sadie Brown and Mrs. Frank return to hla b1&e . on Saturday. 'He Stewert. Grolip 1ingln1 of "Teach bee n In the ff:rvtce for fifteen I Me To Pray" concluded the pro- hH year11, I iram. I Mro. Stow,rt pre,lded 4\ ' 1h, ii · bu1l neH 1e11lon and a comfflun.id.) li';)n W.111 read concern ln1 minl1ter1 t w1vea retreat. Think you nolea By Mn. Chari•• Wooclt were read from Min Katie Becht, S unday school atte nda n ce on Mr,. Bradford Mau and 1\llas Ama n da Parker ror cardl and now- Aug. 1 4 WH � , the offeri ng w n en sent them while m. Plans I $12.45 . Atlend11ncc 11 worshlp se rvice were IQde for & rumma r111 ule v, I be held ThursdiY, Friday· and Sat- 1 w111 Z8 with He rman Taylor, lead1 urday, Auguat 23, 2ft, and 27, !n · tr. Tile M Y F held its regular meet• , t ile but)dlng formerly occupied by Ing Sunday evening. EVll'I ltc1tau ranl. Su 11 ie Hawk and Rarb11ra PhilAl the clo1e of the mecll ni III spt' nl lot wee k at the La n lips ao deaserl coura(!' w111 rved by Mrs. S LeUa Grueser 11.ulited by Miu M_y r caster Camp i?rounds. Dale and Dick Hender1on of na Maag a nd MiH Janet Rummell Royal Oak, Mich., have spe n t lhe with Mrs. Bradford Mu& a conPlillt week with Mr. and Mn. tributing hoatba. The September meeUn1 will be Clarence Henderson and daugfl. held •t the home of Mrs. K ul ter, Linda. Robert Robinaon left Thursday Grueaer. service ln the armed forces. for I Mrs. Bernke Swartz has .IIJ)f!nt the paat week with her ion-InQtfy lf't I law and d1u1hter, Mr. and Mrs, Mo rti n Donl, helpin1 "" fol the new baby son. Mra. Eleanor Boyle• ha■ been wllh her aon-l n•law a nd d11UCh• Mr,. John Ihle or Neue Settle• ter, Mr. and Mn. Starling M11me n l entertained with a party on Hr, helping In the cart of the Tueaday afternoon on the Syra- new baby d1u1hler. euae park honot1n1 her daua:hter, Patty, on her ■eventh birthday. Mr, a n d Mu. Paul Buckley Game. wete played durlnc the a nd chUdren 1penl 1flveral day■ 0 arternoon after which Patty opened la1l week, YIC1Uonin� In Tl'lnnea• 1 her ;Hll. The Huell:lebeff)' Hound aee. Mr. ■nd Mrs, Robert Swartz and theme w11 carried out In th.i table decontlon1 and retrubmenta of family of Columbus vhlled th, 1 ice cream ban,.4.cup cakea and 11:ool Paul Butkley larnlb' Sunday. Y ald were aerna. P'avon Wen bub­ Visitor■ al the Elmwood Nt.afll . � . ble 1um ■nd balloon.a. Ina Home · on Sunday we r e Her, I 1. Attendhq: were Linda. llouth, ma n Taylar, Mr. and · Mn. Homer · 1 Linda Hollon., Diana R.o:Ht 8arbu-a Rice of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs, , ;r , . i Bui, Debbie Norrie, Je1111lt SlUCm Emmett Hawk or Heml ock Gro"o � . \: · · and Ruth Wlnebrenntr of 8Yf,C\11e and Mrs. Mary Haye. w':dte ol T � \ ' ·· · and Lh• honored •ue,t and flRlh• Columbua. i , -� Clyde Shaver of Elmwood Nursera, Mike ind Nicky. · · I Adull.a preaent were Mrs. Robert Int Horne wu taken to Shclterin,z Louk,, Mfl. France■ Roberta, Mn. Ai:m.11 HOQltal Baturdcy eve n ina . . Charlea P. Ihle, Mr■ , Cllrll Ihle, Mn. Elate Baker also ot the Miu Ph,lli1 lhle and Miu Ten.. Home wu tall:en to St. .Joseph • R1naon of Lan.cuter. Mary ' Jane Hoepltal Sunday where 1ho pall- 1 • Louka Hnl a 1U& ht WH unable ed away laler Ule li:me day. Mr. and Mr■. Clair Woode, Mr. to aitend, ' 1n d Mn. Robert WJt.ite 1nd Mr. , ' and Mr,. Georp Guthrie apent Monday eventna wtth Mr. a11d I ; 0 Mra. Cha1. D. Wuodt. They hel'O_.., ed Sue Woode celebra te her birth• day. Mr. and lira. C. E. WOOff , vlalted Mr . end lln, Vere Swart&, Sunday. Mr&. W . I. Robineon and JanIt • Beyler ,pent la,t Wedneldl)' at the Follrod.•Robinlon home', I $2695 1957 CADILLAC · · · · - · · · . . · · new. Your best value. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Davia an d Clifford Davi■ of Liibon were Ore gueall lut week ()f M r . a�d Mrs. Carl Moort a n d other relatives. Mr . a nd Mrs. Leroy Wataon Sr. daughler Pauli ne an d grandson Jimmy Lee spe nt lhe pHt week e n d at John1town wltb Hrs. Watson's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Cleave J"on a n d at O.lawa re with her broUler, Mr. and Mr■. Alkn McCumber and family, The Wataona ar.d �cCumben spent Su nday al In dian Lake. _ Mla1 Ehz.abcth Forr o( Johns• tow n is the e uest of Mr. all d Mrs. Ler oy Wallon a nd d " ue: hter and attending the fair. Farewell Party I Morning Star • ts SociallyEven lfflll a. lhl• I, return Mr. and ofr1. Marlin Youn1 have ed to their home in norid& I 1 'ti.Iii here. They wen ac1 companied by Mn. �rt.ha Holter Mr. a nd Mn. Jame■ Brewincton and [.eater Baily, who will :viail and dau&hter, Sandra, are plan • there a few weell:a. { nina to leave in the morain& for Mr. and Mn. Delmar Hamm and a wecll:'1 vi1il In Spartanbur1, S. 10n, Jama, were Sµnday guests of • 1 C. with Mrs. Guy C. Brewinct-on. Rev. and Mn. L. R. Carmlcb.ael of I Mr. and Mn. Milton Hood a nd South Webster, Ohio. sons, James, John and Sam, left thia morn in g (or several days va• SeYeral from here attend lhe catio n on Lake Erie at Vermilion. ' county Fair lut week. Athena 1'hey also pla n to visit at Cedar i Point. Sunday school atte ndance lut I waa 33, offerin1, $8.1 l. Sunday Mr. a nd Mrs. Lawre n ce Morarity , Miu Phy)lil Ible wH the auesl .and children, Kathy and Teddy or her ,unt, lln. Mary Ransom 'of who have been living on the corner Lancaster, r.t,onday. She was ac­ of Second and Main Street.I are who nied homa by Teresa compa pla n nin.1 lo moYe nnt weell: Into will vilit lhla week and attend the �eir recently remodel� home on lfeiga County Fair. I Lincoln Heights. I ay PRIDD•J HOUDAIM.JL T ! I Krinkes Announce I s299.oo I " Attend Hop T0 _,-· • 0 \..fl Around And About M I'ddl eport , i ROOMS ::w FURNITURE -�· � In p;:::roY I _______ ----- I New offlcen were eleded Thursda)' for the Pro-.,id enl'e Assot11t1on '----------• · of Baptist Chllrches during lheir annual mHti ng which t>eg11n Wed- j nesday or thii wee k and w i ll contmue through Sunda y T he aaso• cilltion ia meetrng at the First Bllptist Chutth of Rend ville Rev. L D. La them of the Tn e<ls tone Sap• tist Church, G;il11pohs. was elec ted a, Mod eralor of t t1e assoc I • t ion 11nd Rev. Nyle Borden, pastor of , ,4.m Mt. Moriah Bapt1.�t Church _ of I M htdleport wu elec ted a s v i ce I moderator. • 2:��=S Mainly About • marb A.CCI'dents Come ' 1n· p"'°, •s 0fi· , ��!: iaa1-... · 0L 12.i'I! rt ·director. • and �� , 6 I\ Following the ahoW' the Raci n e The Ohio State Patrol inveati­ Fire Department will be In charge of a large fireworta diaplay be­ &.at1id two acciden t& on Roule 124 yeti-Wrday evelli ng which occur• . gi n nin g about 10'9. m. · ' , Results of Judlinl' ' ye1terday, red withi n 15 mi n utes of one an­ a n d presentallon, includlne pre­ ·c.ither. The firat was at 6 p. m., one­ sentatlons to be mad� durln1 the Ju nior Fair event thb rb.orning, lenth mile n orth of the Racine corj,oratlo1J ltmit. Included; A c'ar QWn eil a nd driven by LIVESTOCK CLUI Meigs Cou n ty Better Llvflstock Ken neth RuSBell, 43, Rt. 1, Rl· I ci n e, struck a bicycle operated Club result.a: Dairy 1, PatJy Price, Triophy; by »nest Spe n cer, age 1, of Ra­ 2, Eata Blackwood, Tl'oph}'; 3. cine. Russell struck the bicycle from Karen Theiss, $3, A · 4; Roger Rose, $4, A; 5. NancY Yott, f,3, the rtar when be attempted to A; 8. Wayn e Roush, $2, A; 7. go argund i\, officen said. The lilUe boy suffered abra•• Eric '.Parker $1, A; Jeff Alkire, 1A; Tommy Theis■, A; Joyce Cir• iom of the leJ'.t arm and Wal de, A; Rick KobJentz, A; Da n lranaported to an area ho11pJtal FOR JUNIOR FAIR BUILDI NG - Doris Jean' ca!dwell ROie, A; An n Carlton, 8· Maz by his pare n ts. There was moder­ ate damage to the bkycle and Allred. contributes to the Junior Fair Building F'JD4 at tile Knopp, B. Rock :springs Grange Building where the 4-h exbltil,ta . are Beef: Judy Slawter, Jud1 ._. little to the Rusaell cl,ll'• There were no chart;es filed. , housed Ibis year. Junior Fair members are contrlhuflng weta�n. A Jeff Lee; B, Joan He, wehon. The second accide nt was at per· cent of th�r _premium money this_year for a new blllldlng. Trophie1 were pre1ented by tbe 8: lD p. m., n in e-tenth of • mile At the booth IDIJde the Grange DWlding, public co.ntrlblltio llB Pomeroy Nation1I Bllnll: and Mel,-• ea ■t of Roule 338. A car driven were sought. County Farm Burea.u. by Gary E. Va n )4eter, Portland, attempted to pa111 a car operated IATURDAY uvu . Then atrll all_ had A'a and by Ne-,o E. Bailey, Roein e, while &tierfat To modeled in the Style Revue to:­ Balley was making a left turn. Have Hl!.lUer ..L �upport There w11 heavy damace to tJt.e day: " WASHW1.1-·fON � - The Sen , Ea■y to M•ke Cotton • Dreu: Balley car and moderate dama,:e I ate bas � a bill to raise price Calli¥ Andrew, Suunne Arnold, to lhe Van llettr vehicle. ■uppon, ·on manufacturin, milt pa.Marjorie Bent&, Donna Bowen, Van Meter \Va.I cited by the Joyce Brace, Ja net Brown, Ann trol for imp{-oper puaing. He \ and bu_�at until. �e curren t maril:e�mg yeu- e.Dda fle!lt Mareh CarJelOn, T.tddy D1lnt, SUAfl Pre. will appear in County CourL 3 deriek,_ Joyce Gloeekner, Sarah The ,patl'Ol alio arrested Ralph 1. Knowles, Patricia London, Viola D• .Lavend,.r, 22, Minenville, yes­ The prlce foi manufacturing McKnlllhl, Brenda Norru. Lllida ·terdai on a charge of running • milk, wb1ch ii 1161:·by I.he RIVERSWE, Calli. IIPl-a!Bn­ .Agrieul• Pkken,, Donna Powell. Jane Pow­ atop algn. He ia to apptU' in tlll'e Department at '3.06 per confessions of tbr\!e · beer­ eai .hun­ ell, Beverly Price, FJ'lnc:111 I.Jd· County c,,urt, Alli, 22nd. dredwei1bt, wo'lld. 10 to $3.22. But• drinking leen-agera today reveal­ Marnrct Radflitii, lanloe ler, now �-8 �nb per pound ed macabre det&ila · of the mur­ Smith, Sandra . Thom11, Ca ders of a pro■peroua vitamin di1n would be niled Jo ll!l,6 cenl,. Vauahan, SU,anne Wlnebreane trib11tor aa,d bis wUe d tbe,-· ia, r. roq ,I_ School, Home or Street Dreli: tied to their twin bed, beuin, Tamara f'.lnlow, Barbara Grimm, for mercy. Convlctlon Brought Sue Ann Myen, Clarice Non11, ff "I couldn't atand It whe11 be Na ncy Parker, pleaded with u, w I stabbed Fine Of $100; Costs _ Hope Smith, Sue Wfti.ttlngton. l In Cou nty CoW1 action y1:ater­ hi.In," Karl Genl.ry, 11, toJd detec­ Complete Coatu tne ; Kat day Alfred DeiMbetger, Rt. 1, tives. Gentry wu one ol a' · trto of n. Braco, Dorie CaldweU, Sue hry IC w Pomeroy, WW- fined $1()0 IDd COSla youths who tigned · co.nfe.uions Cir· cle, Belva Fa)'e lotdan , (eolleae and ae.nt<e.nced to threil days in admitting tbe 1111.yinP, of Ohaflea lirl). Du.vel, f5 and bis wile, Sqnya, The Mei.Ji f',ounty lherif!s de• jail for. drlvio.i wliue. into:ticated. Tailored Garment : Patricia 9'l'tmen t ln veatlga·ted an accident 47, Aug. 1 1 . Tb,i Quvela ,onee Jived William icJ.ton, co� other In Blaketlee .(colle,e &l.rl). in Wapa.11:oneta, Ohio. . on the Flatwood1 Road at 3:30 Bryan Andp.'ews, waa fined $15 a nd Sporta Clvthea for Wort-Play: Gentry, Tom OHar1, allO 18, )'e&terday afternoo n , Melanie Brown, J'ayce Circle, ' A car driven by Cecil Roi:eberry coall on a charge .of. apeeding by and David Jaco b Seiterle, a It, ' year-.1ld e.1-Mlrine, Wert taken Betty Ann Co-,dery, Gar.en Fur- Letart Falls, Collided on· a cuf\'e the Ohio S�te Patrol. into custody bee, P11Ue Grimm, Hilda Hart, with Charl6-a R. Edward!, Route for q,ue■Uoninl Thursday and held on auapicion Jennifer Loh1e, BOnnetta June 1, Pomeroy, who wu driving a · of mn.rder Friday. Death ·Of Cousin In Pooler, Nlncy RiaP, Dixie Kat ,trucll: owned by ,'itephe n Ebli n . Rouah, Paula_ Say,e, � , Roaeberry's ea,· was a total CalifoFlila Lea..ned Drea-Up-Dl'ell:. ,lutb Anh :an,. lou, while the truck sustained Mn. Robert Warner lurned Patrol Hunting For then, Janel C&lthNU, NIDCf 1.ich- damage lO the left fro nt fe n der tbia · week of , the. death Of her Inger, Jant • . ,P�( f:!atb�DI Ind &aa tank. cousin, Sumner Caldwell, at Loll Man, Maybe Firman Tben, were no Injuries or ar• Alto1, C,a)lf� Deal' San Frailci1eo. S.. C:Nnty �• .,_ ,.._ a, HEBRON, 0. UPI - Tb; Ohio ----• r,ats. Mr. CaldweU was born and rais­ Hig}J•,ray P1trol 1earched t� for ed in Pomerqy b1ilf; bad been em­ the driver of a 1tolen car' . who WOMAN CRIIRt■ D :, ---�-ST. HENRY, o. UPI -·itra. ployed with the 2ellcrb.ach P11per fled: on foot after a 100-mile per tleo Showi ,ig Anger cilia Slelnlace, �. J(Ol'ffl' Co., Sa n Francisco, tor many hour cha!fe ebded about three n ly ... Coast alnc •· farm wife, WH •rulh� ' to� year■. He ,.._. to be buried today milet aouth•t_ .of here. deal/I The pursuin1 plltrolmati WII not NEW YORK UPI: - Hurricane al Loi Altos. · Friday wbeh the ti,:cior- lhe WH eloae enough to, 1et a dtecn_pthui En,gland'• Cl.a bypaa&ed 'N!i!W operatina oVerturn� on h�. . ...,_ ol the driver. It WJI• bel.iet"til.' Ji, aoutbem cout earl7 today, but it · ____.., may have been GoQlon (8�) IWllled tides and hurled SO-mile­ Winnen, Announced ICHD ICH,11111.1 Firman, the elutlve- 'jail br.U:u ·, lR·bour aale winds loward the l11 Softhi!II ftay who has been1 ttiz'!libS !,LP •· COLUMIUI �Pl :.,4 TIM le!,., Kalne cout. I _UI,. will Ro111,r1a• OlQlhrnc of Alben, pect!ldly In tbeee puta. Cieo, tnivellin.1 on. a northerly ........ at tho 1111�.. - ....,. C!OW'H al about 22 milea an hour, beat Kycer, M . in • aoltball , tlffllL to '-'Ill. the Bay ol �ond round •Jame Frida)' even­ , tra....... ll'lmd'y around middQ with the ing oil O'(Pf;C'1, li&bltd dla!,Do�d. _ ffll In the NCOnd ,aOle Swearin1en tlUle force lbat d�JMi<! a reoordAlllena , beat Jlill Grainfe 1°'11 of ..., o. iiou,M Clly York New on n!n �""9 · "'"li:lli' '1ve la nrtttnt; . ., _., ' ', ., =.. · Soviet ,Aniiri�ls Doing Well lnSpa@e.Ship Orbiting Earth MOSCOW (IJPI) • - Soviet sclenti•ls said today they are monitoring the behavltir' of Russia's new space dogs through television camera,fln the cabin of the "space shlp" that took · off Friday. They said ttfe dOg)- were ''func- ed to recover the animals alive tioning normally" Under the strain but did not say how or when'. of 1pace trnel . An attempt to detach the cabin The new Soviet i1tellite 1 said of Ru111i1 '1 first "tpace ship" in to weigh Just over O tona, wu re- May tal!led. ported in orbit 191 JJnilet from The Rusaiani hne declared earth, citcU�1· Lbe , globe once that they wiJJ not try to launch a every 80.6_ mmutea. manned apace vehlcle until they In . •dtlitlon to the ·doa:1, Strel- are 1ure they will be able to ka (�ow) 1nr;I llelka (�ulrrel) bring ill crew aafely back to oftlcial SoYiet annouzi.�menta earth. Ri4 the ,pace 1h11) carrf� otHer j - - ·-anim1l1 but 11ve no . detall1. The olflclei So•IOI a1e•c, Ta,a 1111d the two dog,, hi iriilriimeo� -'J fe1toon� "•pace suitl" Were lelhered IOOlelj, Ol)OUilb to 1lve LEAD-ON PONY - Johnny Allemworth, Middleport High them room to ateodi up, ell down sophomore, has been doing tilt, traditional "pr111ce" School and moVe , a 1horJ dJ.JWlce baekgrandstand front after ieadlna the competing ponies the across watd or forward. , Falt-goers see Johnny ao thl$ seven or eight track. the onto �tbouab lhe at,: of 'Jbe two UC Um�s a day, and �e always draws a !>lg b111cL dOII WH no, aruioWlfed, their n1nae1 indicated tut ljMJtb wen Undet a recen, chaq1e in lhe femolet. .. elll lblllty requlrernenl for Farm . Sovl e• 1c1entiab 11Id �•)' hopHoualnt loans, a farmer who own, - -- 1 • -· a farm that w Ul a�nuall)' Ptoduce for Ille or home Ule al 1...1 � mu:a · worth of commodltif.11 may, ii he • meeta olber eilllblllly require. , • . 1 10 ob in a arm • ta F ;;!�III� 1.:�. C. 0. "Chick" Jaco y , Dlatrlct Governor of ljota m D Inter,I O 1 t c mplete ti a d nal, Middleport-?'omeroy 11 ,llay y a wo-d o Pre,lo111ly according to Wllltam na o · · . iday evening with • strong "Rotary measage" al the . MlddleBn>wn, J. Fr AdmiIIJo. ttom_e · . Supeeyilor IOI' port High Schaol dlnlng rooms, tratlon County Melp County. an aPPlic.lnt bad to . h,e .... the •P�ll:er (Qt' .. Rotar,• ran,e •�k tor peace. He attended I own a larm that would produce • , AM nA,hl of the M.lddleport-Pom- • .club �blY Thlll'lday evening. . •. •i �tl,ve _Held J. 8. • Davi• Qf 1ubltanUal am ount of the oper,. eroy - Rotllry Club Which h1d tt, 1. Pte1id1Dt Gene prate - preaided • 4 ,. • • li•b� �omenti . whefli.. _a tr�I- J over the metttn1, ' intloducln1 the Eute:rn Local �ool pis�t . 9i1ld ator, income. Other eUpbUI!¥ iwqulr.e m e.ota Uonal "loud .el>lrt" · oonteal wu prosram obalrm1n, Genld Preoton, an d!a,\rlc( � drl...,.. ·.,m lark• who )t'eHnled the li>Yln'nor. iuc!led 1nd Rolafl¥l'Chlfl Alli: � al' i 'p. m, Iii for Farm 1Joualn1 . loi111 irYll!fln \Ill• . . •· . .· · ,tatn '■ j ·- •· " _t-'1�n1ett _'llJ.. re,.u�ija.8'1� ir, , aoi "f'I �Kh,ted"• ' a . "= h b�. _ , , . · ' : · . Dlc Wiley end Howard Byen lt Jo a , e, Mtlt, fpf ' liar-, n, lh e e 11cb lhe Jll!odq ,(or olher 'dlaCricl em- 1, 1h11. the applicant ' pro¥lded -. aultar , m u1lc, then serv­ . o �I• o' , RJ,,er b l bou,e lcna.i Ohio ored a pl oblalft lo , ·needed· .. . lt t!iUNle lhe l>oii.J� · · D!!ff IO ·l"'J'tf"' (iii · •� . a, Jud&eo for the lhlrt mara­ he • e!fewher�,-· be . 1 c1U1en of the boiil : ichool 1erQ! . '. ire' u . fdilaw� , l'tl • thon. They found ve,teran club sec. ed eob he -(;oyeril ;· aid': , - -, U • iUtfiC: and have. lent hi1" state., vi W t ,. or Ja y lack RobSQn weutn1 the retar,-AU � ot' thi' dielrlct, Tua- �t!IDJDe ,fr'om fU'llJ and Otber·aour- ' ttelilelldoui impact Rotary h111 in m , 1r1 ,w, AUJ.. �.' ,1· (, p,' m. •! the c;etn :to. w farm _Uni and lhe world tpward brtnalnc peace :;i., 1aco ,:;�:,. Doro­ ' ;,,nt to . famg,y llyjq upen1e1 and meet to-· alJ '. n1Uona.. He1 urced tbla 1in- . · . x _ !KtilMt� hla:h . o a ry an<I , 30, 11 8 p. �m'eata. '1ibeo dllO, OIi bu debta. 1ularl7' lmPorlaJ11 iorce' be expand• :::.,,�:,�.:_ ?° Amoba -All leach.... ' "'· 11 � lillh � , , , · .< · llelo Coun1¥ 1artnen lnlerelled ed 1iy aach Rolfrlan ,n eaclt ol hi• . · , Dlltrlcl :..tiool1 OPoft ,t t I. Oi. . IO " , / ct ;11117 OOlda oonun•n,IU..: . • Rotariana Local , , lllendlnc were ;/:� or !llt ealollr, ,:fj,... � 11r. and Gov. 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